The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-25
Amazing Story of Prince Heny TreachyA Royal Spy Scotland

tampcr with 1.abOur upon the tINuF
AMI We shall now Sc" him viewing that
, larger hmrizon which tho Irish coast
Su&Ecslcd
Just as in the Firth nf Forth II" had
engaged n fishing h"at for his earliest
! survey So here nj Glasgow did Graves
secure, u fast steam launch. which pass
ri far tn" trndr" Of Il private yacht ana
0SlrnSihiy WAS taking a1l amateur sea-
man to nban. AS a matter -! TACT nc
did not 81 Ia Qban at all hui landed
In" pnrty. ultimately ut MarrIhh;.IS!''
presumably To pla% golf upon that LAM
, Gus course.
Here all preparations had been made.
rnttaSr farmhnuS" had prem hlrrd
tempo rarily. and provisions supplies" "a
il from tho tender. There were bur
two Germans present with Graves on
this rcrasi'-n. and onr was the frlMc'.
Ills object IN going /" Cantyr" MAS not
only To survey all the approaches L"
m, IIvdr. but ais" /" meet Two we'll
known Irish agtalnr%. VII" ';afh" "'rf
from ireland III Il fishing boat rspccl'
ally for III" purpose.
W. can DEPICT iir. mC"I:=F in that re-
mote farmhouse readily enough anu
watch the seeds that are S""n' ire
land would not wait Any longer l"r
Homo Ful". suggests tho Irlncc. Inc
first mnr. whom will call A.
d.rlnrcs ,rra, !, is SO. The Nationalist
narIv could easily lm diScrcdli"d by a
forward policy. But n"ithCr National
is,s NOR The I.ahnur mon would ever ach-
Icyc tho ambitions Of 1riShm"n unless
cher. were help from outside. what.
tbcn would happen in the case at war ::
W.. ran Imagine the answer rrahi'!'
Ireland" says A---------. you'd hr''P.
helm from any quarter when "ll'Ft"
it,
Tempting ireland.
II - Int a beginning. bat III" SuG-
position * mrrlr and tho strr"tNrcd tank
of international follows. IhrS' ''r-
mans arc just representatives III Inv
Irol,iari in Berlin. Wnnd"rlnl 'h'hSS
nre going 10 hr don" III Europe my
saw. There will presently II" Il uhiN'I
sal rising uf Labor and GhPliAhSth VIII
he fought to Z finish. What part II ire.
lard ready Ia take in that ArmaR'o""'.
The second man. tt, answers 'hi'
she will play n hol'l part. II Is inc
beginning rf that great "nhSp'ra'!
which was ultimately I" SCI 'aS"h'cH'
ashore in Il n.at-h"tt"nl"d h"at anu |"
,,y :, ouar;cr nf Dublin in ruins.
tirnyrS has said in his hook tha' nc
Ind an intimn," knowl"dI" Of It"hh'H
llIriLS, NisIliF ''''l' '''''' !"
Inside history If Prince Charlie. anu
was So ready with IN" whiSk"y mat n"
WIS accented everywhere rs half
crn,vr,nu. H.. used 10 enter himself at
hotels and boarding houses h* ~ Is
Graves NJ H.. Tur". Australia. II"
nIr,its Inter on Ia lhr various Steps ne
tnnk in tn. Forth Ia Scdurr bridge
Keepers and others.
IN Glasgow in 1911 he admittedly
raSsnd rs james Stafford. hut WhlI" ne
makes much nr thi" wish. h" says MI
ltiIr indeed. about Glasgow in l"lo. i
believe myself that. UNDERSTANDING MS
,rrarhrr% /" his friends. IN" 'i"rnhns.
rrI 10 uS. he remained M hdEircr 81
Prince Henry. md deliberately covered
tho l'rinrr'S Footsteps when hr COULD
The hired launch. thr visit I" '-I;I'Fr"'
I'M, especially III" surveying don" nj the
mouth nC II" Cl"h". arc scrupHIhGSIy
hjELr; from US H. his hook.
Thai such n survey wns made III IN"
,,,nutb az S"ptcn,l"r under III" princ"%
direction i:aTn nn doubt 1T all. the
r;,."n1,s possess IL" most c"mrl"t"
c,..yc1 u cod. tho fullest account "f ,
chart ~ The whole waterway. They re-
Erarr!,nnr,'.. and III" greater yn-ds They
.,udi.d rh" islands They visited Srran-
rarr. and crossed thence 10 l-arHH. Not
only tn. launch hut an nst"n5ihl" .ISh-
iu.; boat s.r"od thorn in many Of these
adventures: %Et what is IN" most r"-
mnrkahln thinC about il is that 'h"'
,n.n.nlyr. nrInrr in hav" h""n Shnd-
owed h.. y crr.aIi, Joseph 0LiluS. who
aassrd in Glasgow for - Traveller in the
rriar"-... - Ia" nnd curtains. and ar-