The Weekly Georgian, 1914-05-05

The front page of 1914-05-05. 401 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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MEMPHIS, April 30. - Dr. Louis Le- Roy, of this city, soon will Install a wireless outfit on his new power boat, nearing completion. Dr. Leßoy''s idea in having a wire wireless - less wireless apparatus installed, Is not only for his own convenience while cruising, so that he can keep In touch with his per personal - sonal personal business affairs in Memphls, but also for use during flood seasons on the river. Last year he rendered notable ald to sufferors

ROME, April 30. - 1 t is reported that this week the Sacred Congregation of the Sacrament will begin the hearing of an application which Manuel, of Portugal, and his wife are both making to the Vatican for an annulment of marriage, The fact that the applications have been made has been kept quiet at the special wish of the Kaiser, who, as the head of thy house of Hohenzollern, has ingfsfed tiat fhere be no public scandak

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CASSVILLE, MO., April 30. - Elijah Shrum, the only actual cave dweller in SButhwest Missouri, has been arrested. For the last three years Bhrum, with two sons, one of whom is 10 and the other 12, haye lived In a cave. Up to three years ago Shrum lived with his family at Butterfleld. g After his wife died he toook his :y children and went back into Jiods, where he took up his a *at the cave. . .

BATAVIA, JAVA, April 30 - Phy Phygiclans - giclans Phygiclans to-day gave up all hope for the recovery of Mme, Lillian Nordica, the operatic star, who hasg been il here since her arrival about a month ago. Mme. Nordica rallied about two weeks ago and engaged passage for Genoa, where she expected to meet her husband, George W. Young, of New York, but a few days later she aulfered a relapse. - hNE¥

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