ncommonly trying. Thirty- of his balloon, but finally June 30 was oflicially given speed of only 26 feet per second was really obtained ; five skilled American mechanics were sent to Burmah out as the date of the first trial. On that day thou- moreover, in its present shape, the airship can… … COUNT ZEPPELIN'S BALLOON ON ITS BAFT IN FBONT OF THE FLOATING HOUSE to »20 feet. The second day, but to- base of the highest ward night of that eided changes will have to be made, and on the nature day the raft on which the airship rested was towed out towers covers 135 feet on earh side. The scene…
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