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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 26 (June 1900) (1900)

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pyards. One of these, the "War- age speed of 32'8 knots an hour, while the " Minne- boxes bold sufBcient ice to last eight hours in hot yag," has been constructed at the Cramp shipyard, weather. Philadelphia; and is now undergoing her trials. Two apolis" was officially credited with an average of… … consumed, alkalinity, for a warship, and one KUSSIAN, 23 KNOT, FKOTECTED CBUISEK, " ASKOLD." incrustiug constituents, that is only found iu Displacement) 6,000 tons. Speedj-SS kDots. maxlmuin Coal Supply^ 1,000 tons. Armor: Deck, 3 inches; gun positioDS, 3 inches and dissolved oxygen, car- fast…

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