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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 11 (September 1907) (1907)

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or the whole trip. waterline, and that there will be about 12 feet of coal and held for a period of ten years by the splendid Then came the "Paris" in 1888, the first of the twin- in the bunkers extending the full length of the engine German liners. If these ships live up to the prelimi- screw… … Note the utmsnal height, 11 feet, of ceiling. Adopted at the suggestion of the Scientific American before they had been proposed for any other ship. Bedroom in the Regal Suite. The Two Passenger Elevators. accomplish this; for if the latter vessel can maintain power. The next record-breaker was the…

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