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y. With the assistance of resources of the constructing company were exhausted, Herr H. Recknagel, a plant was installed in the Starn- further experiments were not possible. The speed attained by the airship itself was found berg lake near Munich, last summer, and proved to be late. to be 24.5 feet… … TRIAL TRIP OF ZEPPELIN’S IMPROVED AIRSHIP. bottom so that the reced- Following the experience gained in 1900, the motor ing waters from one wave, meeting the succeeding airship was improved in almost all its details. The wave, will cause the latter to curl and break in per- greatest advance lies in…

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