GERMAN ZEPPELINS.
CONFIDENCE UNSHAKEN.
BY TALE OF DISASTERS.
Times-Sydney Sun Special Cable. (Roceived September 15, 6.55 p.m.)
Berlin, September 14. The recent disaster to Zeppelin Ll has not broken Germany's faith in the Zeppelins.
Such disasters are regarded as necessary infantile maladies. The experience gained by them places Germany ahead of rival nations.
MAT CROSS THE ATLANTIC.
The belief is entertained in German aeronautical circles that the new Zeppelin now being constructed will be able to cross the Atlantic. The dirigible, which will be launched this week, is the largest yet built, and carries four motors, each of which is of 205 horse-power.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15407, 16 September 1913, Page 7
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