WRECKED AIRSHIP LI.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1927, 9 December 1913, Page 7

WRECKED AIRSHIP LI.

REMAINS DISCOVERED BY TRAWLER. • By Telenraph—Press Association—Oopyiinht Berlin, December 7. A steam trawler Ims discovered tho remains of the airship LI, lost last September. The petrol tanks and a portion of tho framework wore visible. Tli? German naval airship 1,1 iras wrecked eighteen miles northwards of Heligoland, while participating in (lie naval manoeuvres, She was engaged in a scouting flight when she was suddenly struck amidships by a terrific gale. Those drowned included" Captain Jfetzing, Uie commander of (lie German Naval Airship Division, Captain Hiiune. the airship pilot, and also several members of Ihe Naval Commission, who were supervising the airship trials. Darkness and the roughness of the sea impeded the rescurrs. Thirteen lives were. lost.

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