AERONAUTICS.
AIRSHIP BLOWN AAV AY, By Telecraph—Press Association—Oopyrieht (Rec. September 5,11715 p.m.) Budapest, September 5. During the artillery manoeuvres a sudden gust of wind tore an airship from the grasp of 'a hundred gunners. Three of the men wctb carried up 400 feet, when they became exhausted, and fell, and were killed.
ACCIDENT IN SYDNEY. .. Sydnßy, September 5. .While Mr. Hart, the aviator, was trying a new monoplane at a height of 200 ft. the engine went wrong, and the machine got out of control. It crashed down, and Mr. Hart sustained a compound fracture of tho left leg, a wound on the loft thigh, and his right kneecap was broken,
AIRSHIP CARRIES 57 PERSONS. ■■ Berlin, September 3. Tho Zeppelin airship Hansa, with 57 passengers' and crew, went for a two horas' excursion in the air at Hamburg.
AIRWOMAN FALLS INTO A LAKE. Berne, September 3. While making an aeroplane flight near Lansanno, Mdlle. Dutricn fell from a height of six hundred feet into Lake Geneva, owing to tho sudden stopping of her aeroplane. She was rescued.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1538, 6 September 1912, Page 5
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