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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 1 (July 1899) (1899)

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veted together. The joints are filled with liquid con- and boilers capable of maintaining, day and night, an past. It was not until the present decade that the crete. Construction was carried on at the rate of 5 aggregate output of 35,000 horse power. The boiler German companies made any effort to… … every traveler the saloons and THB CONSTRUCTION OF A 88-KNOI LINES. by horse, foot staterooms; the or wheel. main saloon, The " Deutacliland." Length, 886H feet; beam, 67 feet4 Inches; depth, 44 feet; horse power, 3»,000; average sea speed, 23 knoto. 11899 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.

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