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Rica and Panama.

First Lieut. Ivan G. Moorman,

New York city, has been ordered to

the Virgin islands, Dominican Re

public, Haiti and Cuba.

First Lieut. Samuel C. Skemp,

France field, Canal Zone, will visit

Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and

Brazil.

First Lieut. William B. Souza, also

of France field, will proceed to Bra

zil, Guiana, Trinidad and Venezuela.

FRANCE TAKES STEPS

TO GUARD STATE GEMS

By International News Service:

PARIS.—With the famous rose

diamond, the Grand Conde, in the

hands of clever thieves, steps to in

crease the safeguarding of other val

uable state jewels are now being

taken in Paris.

The principal one cf these is the

“Regent” diamond, now in the

Louvre and worth considerably more

than the one stolen from the Chan

tilly museum. It has been stolen

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tive rulers,* pawned twice to get sup

plies for the armies of Napoleon who

redeemed it in 1802 and wore it in

the pommel of his sword when ho

was crowned emperor.

It would probably be a very diffi

cult task to make away with it now

that it is so safely guarded in the

Galerie d'Apollon. It is surrounded

by an iron balustrade and the glass

protecting it is so thick that a shot

from a gun could not even break it.

Aside from the special guardians

who watch over it, hourly rounds are

made by others and at night the

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South Bend news-times. (1926). South Bend, Ind., 1926-11-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87055779/1926-11-08/ed-1/?sp=8

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: South Bend news-times, 1926-11-08.