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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 13 (September 1886) (1886)

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had its angles chipped off by the action of the graving) was launched with much ceremony on July steerage passengers. sea. Its measurement gave a weight of 223^ tons. ^ A little farther up, and about 35 feet from sea levelf^?m8 The ship is furnished with patent ventilating appa- 10, and was… … TSE lEON SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY IN GERMANY.-THE NEW STEAMER PREUSSEN. class saloons are on the main deck, and under the poop The other vessels, on which much work has already base, weight about 143^ tons. This was the smallest been done, will be »amed Sachsen and Baiern. These are a ladies' saloon…

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