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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 15 (1904) (1904)

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tion is such as to tend to raise lighted both by electricity and by oil lamps. 10 inches, will be spaced only 24 inches apart, from the vessel out of water as the ice pack presses upon The motive power will consist of a single, inverted, center to center. Immediately over the frames will her below… … from bow to stern and from stern to bow, leaving rect- steam will be supplied by two water-tube boilers. sheer from stem to stern, and so securely fastened to angular openings betweer, six feet square. Outside, Under forced draft, the engine will be able to develop the frames, plank sheer, and…

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