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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 25 (1904) (1904)

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etc., that pass from the tower down below the platform the central portion of the vessel is taken up by protective deck. In the next compartment, aft of the the magazines, boiler rooms, and engine rooms. These, magazines, are the dynamo rooms; and then between because of their vast importance, are… … water torpedo room, and immedi- deck come the officers’ quarters. On both sides of the smaller guns. Torpedo Tubes, 2 submerged. ship are the stdterooms of the junior officers, and the ately below the protective deck wardroom staterooms, while between them is a large are kept the paymaster’s stores…

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