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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 8 (August 1902) (1902)

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tons; total coal bunker capacity, 2,200 tons;steaming radius, at 11 knots, about 7,000 knots; steam-ing radius, at full speed, about 2,500 knots; maximumspeed, not less than 18 knots; maximum indicatedhorse power, estimated, 16,500; complement (flag-ship)officers, seamen and marines, 801. Trial… … Putting on the Grip. Winding the Joint of the Head and Shalt. THE MAKING OF A GOLF STICK. cellular subdivisioning of the double bottom and theinner body. Some forty-odd of the water-tight doorsand five of the armor gratings are to be closed bypower from a central emergency station. These doorscan…

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