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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 16 (April 1907) (1907)

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ge number of pipe or tube stanchions, there were three lines of heavy box-section columns, measuring 13 x 24 inches and spaced 20 feet apart. The deck loads were carried on continuous lines of 13 x 24-inch box girders to which the box stanchions were riveted. This arrangement, it will be seen, is… … feet, the rudder and propellers are-lifted clear of the View from Promenade Deck, Showing Submerged Bow. The 33,000-Toh "Dakota'' on the Rocks water. WRECK OF THE /JUteEST SHIP EVER LOST

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