New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-11
nils OF NEW Liners
SOON TO Be LAUNCHED
s,r Carlisle Says Olympic and
Titanic Will Be Handsomest
Vessels hfloat.
MINISTER'S OF $4,000 TONS
rvrert Saws There Is No Reason
v7hy They Should Not Be
Handled Easily-rraise
for Americans.

psq1-1 Honorable Alexander " Car
ra-e-el -.arge- CT the big shipbuild-
- ~ Harlsnd s. Wolf. at Belfast
- ans probably the most prominent
--s4.3 Constructor in Great Britain. ar
,e-A yesterday or the White Star
=. -sl-i, o-s of the vessels which grew
r3s ohservst.on IN the Belfast wards
,-,fet nan Of about sixty, and he's
,+-r the firm he represents for forty
According 70 his friends he IS
III talks little, but thinks much,
:. orreare6 tir-2td yesterday Then he
os,es about the new thousend-foot
80 s.er giants that ere soon TO leave
-e---.ss - Belfast
te-s -o-hirg 81 ell 50 eev." said Mt
,.-ss,s abruptly = an not going 70 talk
-. s-srs What have-I come over for
~, l:--.s SEA trip end the salt baths
- g5;-g hight hack on the Oceanic on
wssoes5sy-
.-,az 7 t-e sea water ~ Belfast was
=. ,-s- IS goo6 es the salt water Of the
-.-s.,- q New York, Mr.. Carlisle replied
= s,n-sose 50 But you see came over to
=. ii--,s rest 81 sea 70 get the sea air
- - sir beLas On board the celtic'
~ -rs Erav ID the bay Nr Carlisle clurs
,,z.-y = his renerk that hE would not
y sr,-- ships but he asked many oues-
,.-e aro.-- ne herbo- and the cutters that
- Celtic ~ degrees he warmed up
:. - s.blsct Of steamship construction, 20
,.i.- Es hzs devoted his life, and declared
.-s- -te olympic and Titanic would SUI
--ss Ngr York D.en they came here IN
T.
TIE --7rE ~ these big steamships IS
r-.-g . -sp!6Iy night end dav.'' he said.
- Us -'La have the Olympic ready fer
,.--,-:-g N October Nothing can con-
re Wiz Lca- in size and beauty You
vi SEE : revelation 81 room and decoration
w.s- --ese vsssels co.e 70 New York
Eana Wyhet Public Ws-.s
= ~ believe - building such large
ss-=s----ps'
vS So - reason Why great liners
l.o2-5 - Il constructed IL the travelling
y-b,.c IS 1---1icg to pay for transportation
by --a-
A-s -1ey -ot g-1-elay. rather ts-d TO
z.=age WIEN getting into port
ny. = 81 replied M-. Carlisle, With
t.e s-gges-.o- q : t-owr With twin
sc-sws Mister can swing : big liner
a-o--5 r5-o ease cuadruple screws are
= g-szca- advantage As long as YOU
.z-s -z7o big p-opelle-s you can handle g
rig SIP = = net question OF the nun
81 y 2-opeue-s. bur the depth they are
: -.s z-z-s- They must have solid water
:. -.o-E - You know we cannot always
6----5 sips IS re would like 70 build
;Aen We have q build them according to
- 5sD-h e the harbo-s they are 70 enter
link good work has been done u-tth the
T-al
a-.a-.ca-s zre zble people, and YOU can
-5o-z-y-h-ng vog SET your minds upon IF
" vzz- t5g ships, US viii build them
fe- yo-
% yo- belisve in high speed like that
{: -5e --=--e-2nia and the Lusitslia7'
'--12- again IS z question for tbs travel
- pcb-.c Z the people want 70 +rsvel
IS nay must expect 20 pay for travelling
IS Ire Olympic and the Titanic will
t2vs : speed Of tTenty-one knots. That
5 go3d speed fer large ships. You Will
see so--5 -oon on those vessels. The
s,2-e-oo--s vii be unusually large, end
T-e-s Wiz b n abundance Of room every
T.s-s Eo- example We will have IN eZ-
csp-o-z--y large -oou off the dining ss-
-cc- --1ere people may inset before din
=. 20 hold receptions The decorations
VII = Unsurpassed They will be the
<-5s. ~ money can buy They will not
a.o-s = -he most magnificent. bur they
Viz y re most substantial and solid that
e-e- 7-e-e p.- inc 2 steamship.
~ Carlisle laughed when asked what
bsce=s q -ae big Europa which the Ham
t--g-az-s-!car Line had contracted for
s1o---y 5zfo-e the recent financial panic in
Ez-s-Lcz
-1=v z-s . have : hne nsr vessel" he
s--1, y q exceptionally big type Herr
E,3e-c Eellln Of the Hamburg American
Lze s Z marvellous man He knows the
f-sz-1s-ip business He has done big
7---gs, ard 7-LI continue 70 do big things.
E-s = he best and understand one OF
t-e -csr profitable and popular, steamships
{: - Hamburg American line is the
E--=--L-z 7.hich ves built several years
az II ou- Yards 81 Belfast
Ciy-cric launching ~ the Fall.
tsks5 7hsr TIE Olympic and the Titanic
+ro--5 r,.sl- these waters, Mr. Carlisle said
we win launch the Olympic in October
90 scs should be II service in The middle
= 81 The vessels arg 50 large and there
8 s. -Gch 70 Re done on them after the
-z--co--z that they cannot be sent out BE-
ere r1at tine The Titanic Will probably
f1--@z1y ABOUT rhreS Or your months SIrer
- Olympic sails on her maiden passage "
C1ts IS tbs Arst vacation Mr.. Carlisle has
- n three years The work at the wards
rs kept him there constantly since his
-,-sI. here three years zEs He pointed e
10 9-ooklyn Bridge On tbs way up the b
- remarked that he went across II or
c-s 7 rhs strands while II vas in course
= obstruction. He expressed great inter
~ s. he railroad terminal facilities in this
c.y, zrL bestowed much praise IN the de-
:s----a-ion and ability Of Americans. h
s--g.s5 cur J Morgan as one Of A-neri
c2s gres. r,en, who invaria bly, did thai
7--ch n had planned 70 do
Is AVE more than zto, cp0 tons IN courss
g c-.s--1ct1on st Belfast" ne said. ''ant
1-s kept unusually busy re one
-z2.-zes tbs great amount Of work requirsc
= 5--5 such big steamships as tht
- 20 the Olympic There s only
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