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That works out well for us, seeing as I like writing about them ;)
"The ship's hulls was" Hulls was, subject-very agreement.
Good catch - I tend to copy sections like that from article to article and adjust as necessary, but I missed that one.
"The ship was powered by a pair of 2-cylinder marine steam engine " engines?
Fixed
"ducted into two retractable funnel" Funnels?
Yup
"20,000 dollars" Which dollar? US I assume?
That's a good question - Hildebrand et al usually refer to prices in marks, but they just state that one of the demands was a "Zahlung einer Entschaedigung von Dollar 20.000". I'd have to assume they're referring to USD, but I don't know for sure.
"decommissioned for the last time on 31 March 1909 " The next paragraph indicates this wasn't the last time...
Good point - I was thinking it was the last time of her normal career, but I see that could be confusing and isn't strictly correct.
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