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May TELESCOPE 102 Yaque. Three smaller ocean freighter Lakes Engineering Works, and a Indies service. They were sing and bridge but no poop ("Two I taken from International Marine length over all length, between perpendicular beam, molded depth, molded These three vessels are named a s. s. Inca (US 213730), 1915 Ecorse by G.L.E.W. (#149) for Clyde Line. Returned to Great Lakes in middle Twenties. Sold Canadian in thirties (Can. 158168) and later renamed Norco. In service as of 1962. s. s. Yaque (US 213693), 1915 Ecorse by G.L.E.W. (#147) for Clyde Line. Photo from author's collection. rs were built, also by Great Iso for the Clyde Line, for West le decked ships with forecastle island Type"). Their dimensions, e Engineering, are as follows: 258 feet 6 inches ars 246 feet 38 feet 3 inches 18 feet d described below: Later Doris and Trajan (Norwegian). Visited the Great Lakes regularly during the Thirties as Trajan. (See illustration.) s. s. Yuna (US 213734), 1915 Ecorse by G.L.E.W. (#148) for Clyde Line. Stranded on Mouchoir Bank in the Bahamas, 1-10-1919, and abandoned.