LOUIS BE ROUGEMONT.
•‘WORLD’S GREATEST LIAR.” DIES ! N INFIRMARY. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright “ The Times ’* Service. (Received June 13, 10.15 a.m.) LONDON. Juno 12. Rougemoiit died under tho name of Louis Redmond. He suffered from an internal complaint, brought on by an accident in a tube- For some years ho had been living quietly in London. He had a large circle of friends and maintained extraordinary mental vigor till the end- During tiie war ho invented a patent food to take tho place of meat, and a part of his income was derived from the proceeds of this idea. Ho married, in 1915, tho widow of a French stockbroker.
Newspapers lengthily recall his career, and refer to him as the world’s greatest liar.
(A message received on Saturday announced tho death of Louis De Rouge* mont. in Kensington Infirmary.)
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16451, 13 June 1921, Page 7
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