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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (May 1901) (1901)

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ses she will experience. treated similarly except at the extreme ends. Strength which ran for two months without having to be wound She has a flat bar keel riveted onto the skin plating up, therefore the makers were somewhat justified in fore and aft is further secured by six longitudinals worked… … too, there is a beam to every frame, so that care A FEBFETUAL MOTION CLOCK. LAUNCH OF THE WHITE STAB LINER "CELTIC." could, to no greater extent, ensure a stoutly built ship. The launch at Belfast of the huge liner "Celtic" The arrangement for carrying the propellers is ex- marks another great step…

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