The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-14

Marshall handed To him PROOF OF n
column Of the ''pailv Wireless Hercu-
lean" a paper published on ship under his
own direction.
Some one has the true instincts of a
headline writer. at any rate remarked
Garrick. his face Frightening a. he caught
what stood at the head of the single
: column of proof. who wrote this"
II did replied Marshall with pardon
able pride. It's in the blacklist type the
ship's limited composing room possesses.
Garrick said nothing for the moment.
lie was absorbed in reading the article:
PRETTY DEBI-TANTE ROBBED OF
JEWELS.
.Tamous Chatoaurougc Solitaire. En-
cagcnrrnt Ring of Miss pemarest.
If New York. among Stolen
Brilliants.
..Niss Ncsta pemarest. Of New York,
WAS robbed last night in a most peculiar
uannrr Of a diamond necklace, valued at
many thousands Of dollars, and Of the
historic Chateaurouge diamond. which
Count Armand de Chateaurouge gave her
on the occasion al their recent betrothal
Miss Denlarcst and her tianCe had left
the Ritz restaurant after supper. follow
ing the entertainment last night, for a
few minutes on the upper deck. 1t was
cool, and the count asked if he might get
her n heavier coat or steamer rug. While
waiting for MN 10 secure the wraps Nii''
nemarest sat in a deck chair.
Returning cunt 'ra'. a''' oUE iOI I,
her lNlns unconscious III inc 'lIatI. @
call Tor h"ip was answered duI'N'1 anu
Miss peinar"st was carried l" "e' i ,!''
where she now Is IN crlticaI ,%rul''', s
from the shock. She recalls nothing of
what happened on deck, and thinks Sh"
may nave idh''h; H..
nav" seen no" a'i'i'Ii'".'N '
cred mo IN" saih'S u" S'''''"'''"
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s. I,,o r., ,I,.,orizad to offer the re-
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~. hit his nine, rontcmrlativclv You
,.,,ro,nI,cr MARSHALL that told YOU
,,,,,,. r,,,ntn- u..o that there were scores
~ ,b,.s,. chance. nr.l, never Colt able
o., ,,.LI. thou, brror,
,..,rri.k r,,J often uotjC,d Nceta Dem
LOST * his keen we had run over the
(.,..s IN rr,. .hip.s ,omrlnv. She was
i,I.,I one Of thoec rutiroahIr girls "f
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t.ruis rhc:,r,r and topics Of tho times
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ar c,.,r-,. IN TAXI. if. answered Gar
,;.l. aud ,.r,dl,
..,r.bc,, rc- l..,. intr,ru.... Won to Miss
r,,,,.r,., and her friends
-r,.o.b, C:,r,ick and Marshall pre-
,..,,,,,,l tbo,rseI,-os at th, .ujt,. OCCUPIED
i,, a.. n,r,,res, marty which consisted
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Vs., vs. indeed inset nv the, robbery.
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lyi,r ,,o. g. look ,;4rri,l noticed that
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