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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 4 (January 1908) (1908)

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. For convenience In stating dimen- inches above the water. Similarly, the "Maine" in- ships, if we include sions, all navies measure from the " mean " or " normal" draft. Mr. Reuterdahl's article is misleading those now building, creases her draft, from normal to full-load displace- because he… … In the present article we will take these charges The Peril of Raising the Belt. seriatim, and show that, generally speaking, they are either gross exaggerations, or have no basis whatever Mr. Reuterdahl says : "Meanwhile the United States makes no movement to raise its waterline armor to where it…

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