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From a personal impression I have just gained during an audience of the Pope (writes a correspondent of the Sunday Dispatch). I am able to dispel the rumours, which have caused anxiety among millions of Roman Catholics in this and other countries, that the health of the Pentif is causing alarm in Vatican
circles.
It is true that as he gave the Benediction in the magnificent ball of audience he spoke in a subdued and seemingly tired voice, but he looked well and appeared to carry lightly his 71 years. I was struck by his strong and alert face, which seemed to combine the characteris ties of the basiness-like man of action with the dignity of the 7.47 spiritual leader. His appearance rather the physical suggested strength and vigour that was his in earlier days when he was zu enthusastic Alpinist
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Billiards League: C. and P.O Club Queen's, Land Palice ... Water Police."
Mei Lan Fang, Ko Shing Theatre, 8 p.m.
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The woman's husband. Alex. Cyril Ogden, is a public schoolboy, "the son of a distinguished Oxford scholar who was for some years Principal Mails:-Inward: Europe principal of Aitchison College,rid Siberis (Titian); Europe vi
Outward: Lahere. He joined the Spanish Negapatam (Takada).
Europe. rid San Francisco (Prea Foreign Legion in Barcelona, and Jeferson), & p.m.; Europe vid Tax Guan HOTEL 329 Wagons, Late, fought against the Riffs in Morocco. | Siberia (Pres. Jefferson), 8 p.m.
Intolerable conditions led him to desert, but after ten days of liberty he was .recaptured by the French, and handed over to the Spanish authorities."
He declared in letters to his wife
that he received cruel treatment. For nearly two years he was kept a prisoner without trial;
Mrs. Ogden, immediately after bis recapture, set to work to secure For a period during August the her husband's release. She inter viewed prominent people, wrote innumerable letters to the Foreign papal audiences had, according to custom during the summer senson, Office addressed personal appeals been suspended. and as they had the Queen of Spain, the Prince of Wales, and the British Am been resumed during my visit I ap-bassador in Madrid. plied for an invitation to the Vatican.
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Though I avowed frankly that I Protestant, I was treated with the greatest courtesy, and on the evening before the audience a Vatican official left a card of in ritation at my hotel. This enjoin ed me to appear in evening dress, but I had been told that a dark suit and a black tie would suffice.
An official entirely clothed in red
Desertion Pardon.
She believes that it was chiefly an account of the intervention of the Queen of Spain that the young Engiisampa was pardoned the offence af desertion, beastead of being sent back to England he was ordered to return to the Legion and serve until July 1928, when his time expires.
His wife is convinced that his life is at stake. Photographs which he sent her a few days ago show that the ordeal be has passed through
bas reduced bim almost to a skele-
and knee breeches, ushered me into ton,
an ante-room, occupied by a detach-
ment of the Papal Guard....
Nothing ever comes of all these appeals," said Mrs. Ogden to a Daily Express representative yester. a batch of official letters,
Soon we some 30 of us by nowday, as she fingered
were led into the audience chamber, nobile oblong hall with tapestried. walls and ceiling rich in gilt and oil paintings with a gilded throne en a dais at the end.
Women's Emotion.
Almut one o'clock un excited official-all Italian officials are ex- eited-told us to stand up, and profound hush fell as he declaimed All karel." Then without any de monstration a figure entered, cloth- ed entirely in white, attended by two cardinals, or mcnsignori, in red, and other priests, and follow ed by two big Papal guards in erested helmets-Pope Pius XI., the man whom millions of Christians believe to be God's representative on earth. infallible, on whom is founded His Church and to whom are entrusted the keys of the King- dom of Heaven.
A portly man of middle height not looking his age, he walked slow- ly round the room, each of us kiss ing the ring on his-left hand. was the fourth he approached, and made the mistake of not lifting his hand to my lips, so that the ring merely brusted them. Some kissed the ring ardently, others "pecked" at it and some did not really kia it at all. Some of the women were
so deeply impressed that they could not restrain "their emotion.
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Madonna-Like, Girl.
I shall not readily forget the face of one of the peasante, a pretty girl of about 18. After she had kissed the ring she looked up after the Pope, her dark eyes shining. and laughed in a kind of ecstasy, though I think she was very near to tears. She looked really beauti- ful and Madonna-like. When he had gone round the room the Pontiff took his stand in front of the throne, said a few words in Latin, to which the kneeling cardinnig made nasal-responses, and then gave the benediction with thumb and two fingers extended, but in such a soft voice that. although I was only six feet from him I only heard the two conclud-.. ing words, spiritus sanctus.”
Then without further ceremony we passed out of the room back to
lifelong imprisonment for since 1870, when the. Church and State in Italy. were separated, no. Pope has left the Vatican.
The case of Alex. Ogden seems to have become entangled in official red-tape.
Mrs. Ogden has offered to buy her husband's release, if the price de manded by the Spanish authorities is not too heavy. She is selling her Weymouth-street, Mary- lehone, at the end of the year to raise funds to continue her fight to
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MYSTERY OF A PRINCESS.
ASSOCIATION WITH DEAD
PAINTER
OVERDOSE OF OPIUM.
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The police at Toulon are investi Eating the mysterious death in his studio there of M.-Georges_Latil, aged 28, a promising young French painter.
3. Latil's death apparently was Paris, whose portrait Lati had due to an overdose of opium, and the police are seeking the persons who last were seen in his company, Among them is Princess Marie Louise Galitzin, daughter of a former Russian Ambassador in beer painting. She went to Toulon in company with M. Latil and has not been seen since. Princess Galit zin's mother, who lives in Paris, said:
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INCREASING THE SUPPLY OF
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RIOR. distillery which will We are surprised to hear that double Moscow's supply of vodka Marie Louise's name should be will be constructed in the coming mixed up in so sombre an affair, year, says Truraty. It adds that and it appears impossible that he the vodka monopoly is yielding a can be anything other than a
large revenue to the Bolsheviks witness. If her name is mention than it did under the Czarist. ed it is doubtless the result of régime.
& series of stupid coincidences.
the fiscal year 1920-1927
We were driven from Russia by 257,000,000 litres of spirits was pro the revolution, but by hard work-duced and sold, chiefly-to-workers, we have managed to live honestly. The production in the present year Marie Louise has appeared on is expected to tatal 580,000,000 the stage in several minor roles.litres. The consumption per head Her journey to the Riviera is in
has increased from 2 7-10 litres to no way unusual, and we are not
4 litres. worrying over the fact that we have not scen.ber or heard from her for several-days————
Five rear ago the princen jumped into the river at Milan and saved the life of a child who was drowning.
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