half a knot greater than that of the propter shaft, which weighs 80 tons, was east with page we present a fine view of the engines as _they next two fastest vessels, the "Deutschland" and the the contents of 1,768 steel-smelting crucibles, the will appear when completely erected on board the work… … Length, 700^4 feet; breadth, 72 feet; depth, 44 feet 2 niciieB; displacement, 26,000 tons; contract horse power, 40,000 ; estimated speed, 23H Euote, afloat, having transpor- tation of the accommo- " XAISER WILHELM II." WHICH WILL BE THE FASTEST STEAMER AFLOAT. ) 1902 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.
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