The Great Round World And What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, November 4, 1897, No. 52 - A Weekly Magazine for Boys and Girls by Various
page 26 of 32 (81%)
page 26 of 32 (81%)
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As soon as it was found that the ship really did move, and that nothing was going to blow up, everybody began to praise her, and the trial was pronounced a great success. Although at the trial the boat proved very slow, the builder is so enthusiastic about her that he says he is confident she will be able to move through the water at the rate of sixty miles an hour. If this feat is accomplished, the three thousand miles of sea that divide us from Europe will be crossed in two days and two hours. G.H. ROSENFELD. LETTERS FROM OUR YOUNG FRIENDS. _Editor_ GREAT ROUND WORLD. DEAR SIR: Can you tell me more about the map-holder mentioned in No. 47? W.J.B. DEAR SIR: If you refer to the map-holder for bicycles, we would suggest that you apply to A.G. Spalding & Co., Broadway, New York. EDITOR. |
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