The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-27
AMAZING STORY
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Barous as Walters.

This much is certain. that mon oC the
/! rank "f German haronS have stood br.
hind the chairs OF princes and ambaS-
sailors both in England and scotland
and that in l0ukiHS recently NJ tho pho
los of certain German officers taken M
the McSSin"s Ridg" | would hav" sworn
to the fac" Of one or them as that Of a
man who waited upon Lord Roberts
Mr.. Choatc and Lord Charles Bcresford
1T 4 banquet I attended some years ago
in a famous West End London hotel.
Now these things We're going on upon
tho Clyde. while ut Ealmoral the Royal
visit had terminated and the august
guest turned south. There was no need
for him To risk anything by another
meeting with Graves or the woman. for
they now had their instructions. and
anything they could get would no taken
by private car to the German embassy
in London and thence To Berlin in tho
ambassadors private bag.
So Prince Henry appeared IN mako tho
pleasure "trip uron which. ostcnsihly he
had set out. : At NctherhiI. Marypcrt.
hr called at tha house Of Mrs. Pockling-
ton StrnhousS ia charming family
whose traditions would have quickly
sent him Ia tho door had his hostess
known tho truth, l;ut hr. W" must sup
pose. thought only nf tho western coast
Of England 10 which hn had as vet given
but little attentions: and having obtained
q brief glimpse Of IN" Sronr Of many
future oprrntn hc set off 10 visit the
DowaScr Lady Derby before returning
10 London. ut which city hr arrived on
III" twcnty-rsurth oc September. Hero
tho real task nj this autumn manocurrc
was Ia begin. \ prime" is always f"t-
rcrnd IN public. NcwSraror cnrr"Sp"nd-
cnis dog his stop. and =" camera
awaits him on every thr"shhhid. He is
known Ivy sight 10 MAN. ncdplr and If
nc 'drsircs Ar incnEnto an hnt"l is tho
worst place possible in which no should
seek il.
Dodging Tho Public Eye.
Whatever tho Prince lid in September
1910 AS tic Prince. hr was watched and
observed. Rut observation was tn" last
thing he irsir.i. "" wished To h" alone
with the German agents" in this Cuun
lr,%'' to moot them on III" Clyde NJ Hull
F.dinhur= and Crnmarty. And 10 do
this safely he must hr sure that his dis
gusc would hr sufficient and thai tho
startling news would not hr flashed
across tho rountr? that Prince Henry.
Of Prussia. was srrn. say Yesterday. in
Il motor car in tIInhurr. This would
hay" hcnn fatal Thing. and would have
upset thu apple tart in 4 iwinklinG. The
gang took no RISKS which would invite
catastrophe so embarrassing. 1,ct us
remark certain facts and comment wpnn
:hcrI.
The Prince WAS in London. rrSt"nSihly
at tho German Embassy. from the 9th
day If September until October 10th.
when Il" motorcd from London to Ply
mouth. and Wa; entertained n! dinner
by tho NAVAL commander in chief. On
tn" following morning he sailed on Tho
Kaiser Wilhelm IT for ErCm"rhavGn.
During tho intervening days tho press
APPEARS In have lost him. There wore
here AMI there about visits
he was supposed To y" paying. but in the
main II" escaped III" public eye. and
none knew truly Of his whcrca bouts.
.Ns 4 matter If fact II" was abroad
upon tho English and Scotch EiChroads.
His ear was - oS-h. =. Austrian Daimler.
1t was painted graz and his thrcn COM
pauinns w"rr ;h0S" Germans he had