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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 16 (1905) (1905)

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this point. This steamer “Wolvin,” described in the Scienriric AMER- more than ten or twelve vessels in the world having 1cAN of April 30, uf last year, and at that time styled a greater capacity than the “Gary,” “Corey,” ‘“Per- by all odds the largest fresh-water vessel in the world. kins,” or… … “William E. Corey,” the “George W. Perkins,” and the the case of the “Wolvin,” there is an absence of string- the way of floors. With this exception, and also the “HH. C. Frick,” and were brought out in the order ers and stanchions. below deck. Instead of the arch fact that the “Corey” is fitted up…

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