The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
De BROGl|E::
DESERTS HIS WIFE
American Girl Left Destitute
In Paris by a French
man.
POPE ISSUES A WARNING
HAS ASKED CATHOLICS AND
PRIESTHOOD NOT TO. READ
NEWSPAPERS OTHER BRIGHT
NEWS FROM PARIS.
(By Raoui De Saint Rehe.)

Paris, Oct 10.-Prince Robert de
BrogIie who recently shocked the
French aristocracy by appearing with
his wife on the stage in a London mu-
sic hall has now definitely left the
princess and their little daughter. The
prince was first married seven years
ago at the age of twenty to the Bar
oness Deslandes. After their divorce
he married in Chicago. in spite Of the
protests of his parents, Miss Estelia
Dolores Alexander, beautiful music
hall singer.
The French courts on petition OF
Prince Roberts father, Prince Anne
dee, declared the Chicago marriage in
valid on July 10. last year. The
prince then remarked Miss Alexander
according to French law only few
months ago.
The princess who is now living in
an almost empty flat in the Rue Per-
golese and who is still strikingly beau
tiful was found in great distress few
days ago.
Last July she said, 1--WE were heav-
lily in debt. The prince provided no
money for the support of myself and
our child. I was therefore forced to
accept an engagement to sing at Os-
tende and Spa under name of Martha.
The Prince decided not to accompany
me but to go to Chamounix and / gave
him money for the trip. On my re-
turn to Paris some weeks ago l tele-
graphed him, but to my establishment
received the curt answer that he
did not intend to return to me. l was
utterly penniless and had to pawn ev-
en- my rings.
At last he sent me $50 (250 franks)
and shortly afterwards came himself.
He told me he had come to take away
his things and would explain matters
through his lawyers.
Two days later the lawyer sent for
me and at his office I met my hus-
band w,-o told me he was going to
sue for divorce. For five years we
| have lived happily toge Their, we have
never had a quarrel and I do not un-
derstand his conduct l shall no long
er call myself Princess de Broglie
and may accept one Of the several Of
fers have had to appear in vaude.
vile in America"
When l saw Prince de Broglie who
is staying with his friend Viscount
Jean de Corday he said that he de.
sires to live free and untramme led
| for the future in order to prepare him
self for the theatrical career he in
tends to follow.
Pope Plus X has issued a solemn
warning to all Catholics and to the
priesthood especially not to read
! newspapers.
DO not trust" his Holiness said
/ addressing number of Venetian
! priests, do not trust in certain news
papers. however much they may pro
fess their Catholicism. do not trust
certain reviews, however strongl,
they may be recommended to you
abandon them. The less you read o
them the better for you. Keep always
before you the orders OF your bish
ops. try to fulfill the obligations O
your calling and modernism will nc,
enter among you. And if anyon,
should come to speak to you of it
reply: Wade, retro Satanas.'
We are to be cured by new medi
cines henceforth A government com
mission Of doctores and druggist
have just brought out, after clever
years of hard work, a revised edito
of the "Codex Medicamentarius.'
This is the official list of all TIL
medicines which, by authority effee
tive and we can officially be cured b,
no others. The dodex was first pub
lished in the XVII Century by tn
Kings order. Since then 1t has beel
much altered and in the new edition
the list of medicines have been GU
down considerably. Thus while onl
ISL new remedies have been adde,
as many as 791 old preparations hav
been left out.
One wonders what has happened +
these obsolete remedies. They cure
all right while the 1895 edition of tn
+ code was in force and now they ar
declared to have no effect. The say
ing of a famous old French docto