Tokyo, Aug. 20.
Public interest continues rivetted lon the Graf Zeppelin's flight.
The work of refuelling and providing the necessary supplies of [gas was commenced almost as toon as the giant airship entered the hangar Inst night.
In the meantime the officers and] lered are being lionized and enter. tained, HM the Emperor himself} presenting silver cups, emblazoned ]with the crest of the Imperial Chrymnthemum to Dr. Eckener and his ven subordinates through the ulster of Communications Reuter.
The Zeppelin sent a radio to the irtient of Communications at 7 pam, stating that her position was $8.58 north, 140.29 east, indicting hat she is proceeding steadily down the: Tartary Strait.
Commander Fujiyoshi sent a sodio to the Avintion Headquarters: #19 pam, stating that the position of the Zeppelin was 52.00 north, 140.20 east, and that she was pro-ceding southward down the west coast of Saghalien.
Ang. 19.
'A radio message picked up from the Graf Zeppelin at 1 am, (Tokyo time) to-day gave the dirigible's Position as "forty-eight degrees northwest of Saghalien," indicating that it has crossed the Russo-Japay frontier line and is now navies ing the Gulf of Tartary southwards towards the Hokkaido.
A later message picked up by the Tokyo Wireless Station the position of the Graf Zep} even o'clock this morning as 43.20) North and 140.21 East, near the Kamuisaki "Lighthouse, in- the Shakotan district, in the Hokkaido.
In a radio message sent out at o'clock this morning the -Grat Zeppelin stated that its position was '4146 north 141.34 east, or neat] Cape Shiryazaki, the northernmost point on the main island of Japan.
A report from Sendai says that] the Graf Zeppelin passed near Miyako, in the Iwate prefecture at 14.05 o'clock this morning.
The Graf Zeppelin was sighted at Kasumigaura this afternoon at 3.20
The Graf Zeppelin flew over Tokyo at 4:5 o'clock this afternoon.
The Landing Kasumigaura, Aug. 19.
the Grat Zeppelin landed here at C27 this afternoon.—Reuter.
Tokyo, Aug. 19.
After circling over Tokyo and Yokohiasia, the Zeppelin few to the! aerodrome! where, thanks to the!
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