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[Heinonen <bio...@pa...>]

D to end of the Wondership's body. These long copper wires were to form the aerials by which the messages from Mr. Chadwick's workshop were to be caught. The smaller wires underneath were connected with the metal work

of the engine. These wires formed a
"ground" similar to the kind employed in aerial wireless telegraphy. The details of the Wondership having been fully described in the Boy Inventors' Flying Ship, we shall not enter here into any but a brief
and general description of the craft. The Wondership,
then, was a combination of dirigible balloon, automobile and boat.
Her motive power was furnished by engines driven by an explosive volatile gas which was also used when occasion arose to inflate the bag of the balloon feature of her design. The gas was generated in t