Gun Running for Casement in the Easter Rebellion, 1916

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CONTENTS
I.       A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS     
II.       THE MYSTERY SHIP     
III.       SIR ROGER CASEMENT AND THE IRISH PLANS     
IV.       'MYSTERY' CARGO AND CAMOUFLAGE EQUIPMENT     
V.       THE 'LIBAU' SAILS—AND BECOMES THE 'AUD'     
VI.       UNDER FALSE COLOURS     
VII.       A DRESS REHEARSAL     
VIII.       IN ENEMY WATERS     
IX.       THE FIRST SIGN OF THE ENEMY     
X.       SOME EXCITEMENTS     
XI.       ON THE EDGE OF THE ARCTIC SEA     
XII.       RIGHT THROUGH THE BLOCKADE     
XIII.       OFF THE ROCKALLS IN A HURRICANE     
XIV.       AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE     
XV.       PLANS AND DREAMS     
XVI.       WE REACH OUR GOAL     
XVII.   TWENTY-FOUR HOURS IN TRALEE BAY     
XVIII.  UNWELCOME GUESTS     
XIX.       A STERN CHASE     
XX.       THE 'PHANTOM SHIP' IN A TRAP     
XXI.       WE PREPARE TO SINK OUR SHIP     
XXII.   THE SINKING OF THE 'LIBAU'     
XXIII.  A SECOND 'BARALONG?'     
XXIV.  LAWFUL COMBATANT OR PIRATE?     
XXV.       UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS AT ESCAPE
XXVI.  A BOLDER PLAN     
XXVII. THE ESCAPE     
XXVIII.THE MISSING AERODROME     
XXIX.  RECAPTURE     
XXX.      THE PRIZE-COURT INQUIRY