"I see Brill!" cried Sam, presently. "There is the main building!" And he pointed with his hand.
"I see it," answered Dick. "Now for a few circles and a figure eight before we come down. I hope they'll give us room to land."
In a few seconds more the various buildings belonging to the institution of learning were in full view. Dick started up the engine with renewed speed, thereby making more noise, and Tom and Sam added to the din by blowing the horns with all their might. The two boys also waved the flags.
The racket had the desired effect. From one building and another ran the students and the members of the faculty, and also the hired help, and all gazed up into the sky to learn what the noise meant.
"It's an airship!"
"There are three people on board!"
"Say, doesn't she sail along beautifully!"
"Wonder if they are sailing across the state."
"Maybe they are in the ocean-to-ocean race."
"They look like three boys! See, two of them are waving flags! Now what do you think of that!"
"I'm going to get my spyglass," said one of the under teachers, and ran to do so. In the mean-
