 | Ellery Sedgwick - 1904 - 720 Seiten
...ordinary sized rooms, were beds for one hundred and ninety-five persons, and two hundred and fourteen women and children occupied them. The ventilation...the deck, the few ports in the ship's sides and the tube ventilators. The beds were double tier and arranged in blocks of from ten to twenty^ with iron... | |
 | 1904 - 818 Seiten
...ordinary sized rooms, were beds for one hundred and ninety-five persons, and two hundred and fourteen women and children occupied them. The ventilation was merely what was to be had from the companion way that opened into the alleyway and not on the deck, the few ports in the ship's sides... | |
 | Howard Benjamin Grose - 1909 - 382 Seiten
...compartment from nine to ten feet high steerage and having a space no larger than six ordinary Horrors rooms, were beds for 195 persons, and 214 women and...twenty, constructed of iron framework, with iron slats in checker fashion to support the burlap-covered bag of straw, grass, or waste which served as a mattress.... | |
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... women and children occupied them. The ventilation was merely what was to be had from the companion-way that opened into the alley-way, and not on the deck, the few ports in the ship's- sides, and the scanty ventilating shafts. The beds were double-tiered... 