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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 3 (July 1903) (1903)

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duplicated in the "Arabic." She has a capacity 16,500 tons. In the design of the "Arabic" The third-class passengers have a comfortable dining continuous shade deck fore and aft, with three tiers no effort toward attaining extreme speed was made. saloon, in which the tables are fitted with… … owner sets out tures of her to break any construc- of the design- tion and equip- ing or building ment the "Ara- records, he bic" embodies starts with a a number of clear idea of new and im- what the ap- proved fea- Length on deck, 187 feet 6 inches ; on waterline, HI feet. Beam, 27 feet. Draught,…

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