Apropos of treasure seckers the dealers of the Caledonian Market are almost going into mourning, for Mrs. James "Cromwell, formerly Miss Doris Duke, popularly known as the Richest Girl in the World, was shopping among them yesterday and they knew it not. Even when she paid for what she bought with £10" notes, they did not suspect her of being more than an ordinarily well-to-do American, Mrs. Cromwell was evid-anily nervous of-being spotted. She wore a pair of dark glasses and had with her an elderly" woman companion who did all the bargaining. One of those amazingly ubiquitous ress" photographers got on her tracks. "Mrs Cromwell did her best to escape him, but he got her in the fend just s she was leaving the mar ket. "Who was that asked a dealer And when the photographer told him, the dealer nearly burst into tears. Ina moment the news had flashed round the market. But It was too late. The Richest Girl in the World
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