Germany cheers unconditional surrender of Trotzky peace with Russia
A London dispatch notes German jubilation at reported end of war with Russia and Trotzky s unconditional surrender. A Central Powers commission in Petrograd would handle resumption of relations as demobilization proceeds. US president reiterates commitment, while Romania contemplates separate peace as Ukraine terms enable food supplies and renewed commerce. Italys front endures renewed enemy attacks.
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Germany
Trotzky
Russia
Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph
Amsterdam
Central Powers Economic Commission
Petrograd
Rumania
Ukraine
Teutons
Virginia legislature adjourns for Lincoln birthday ceremony
Richmond Va Feb 11 The Virginia legislature voted to adjourn until Wednesday to allow members to attend a Lincoln birthday observance. The action occurred in the building once used as the Confederate capitol, reflecting a rare honoring of Abraham Lincoln.
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Richmond
Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Western Meat Market Fresh Fish and Eggs Ad
Fresh shad, pike, trout and oysters. Fresh eggs and butter. Western Meat Market, phones 1446 1447. BY
Thornton's Luncheonette Luncheon Menu Ad
Rotary-era cafe ad lists meatless options and specials including Chicken Salad on bread with coffee or milk for .25, Vegetable Soup, Red Snapper with French fries, Oysters in two preparations, Chicken Hash on toast, and baked fruit desserts. Prices indicate a limited supply and small-town offerings from ARNOLD & ABNEY seed suppliers.
Republicans for Harmony at Republican Chair Race
In St. Louis on February 11 predictions said both Will H. Hays of Indiana and John T. Adams of Iowa would withdraw to favor harmony at the upcoming meeting. The progressive wing opposed Adams amid alleged anti-union, anti-suffrage, and pro Germanism claims.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Will H. Hays
Indiana
John T. Adams
Iowa
Adams
Penrose
Eight Hour Law Evaded by Railroad Managers
Washington reports charges that railroad managers sought to evade the eight hour law. Timothy Shea, acting lead of firemen enginemen and hostlers, testified at a wage commission hearing that many roads reverted to nine hours and reclassified hostlers to avoid the law. He said on one line hostlers worked twelve hours under a new name at old rates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Brotherhood
Timothy Shea
Rall‘ayead
Shea
Hostlers
Baraca Philathea Union Meeting In Athens
The Baraca and Philathea classes of Athens Sun day schools met last evening at First Baptist church. L W Cooper presided as Rev A S Hutchinson spoke on Failures, outlining causes and cautions. The East Athens Baptist Sunday school senior Philathea class received the monthly banner. next meeting is March second Monday at 8.
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City Union
Baraca
Athens
First Baptist Church
L. W. Cooper
A. 8. Hutchinson
Oconee Street Methodist Church
East Athens Baptist Sunday School
Peoples Market Ad For Fresh Oysters And Fish
For Meatless Day fish of all kinds available at Peoples Market with plenty of fresh oysters. Phone 1052.
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Peoples’ Market
Peoples' Market
Great Food Rally to Be Held in Athens on Friday
Imany will attend a city food rally this Friday the 15th. The Athens Chamber of Commerce has invited merchants, wholesalers, and citizens from miles around to hear Dr A M Soule, federal food administrator for Georgia, explain the food administration situation. John E Tal Madge Jr will speak on state administration work for wholesalers. Citizens of Athens and surrounding area are urged to attend.
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Imany
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
A. M. Soule
Georgia
Food Administration
John E. Tal
Madge, Jr
Dr. Soule
Flour permits issued by county food administration
Federal and county food officials issued permits allowing farmers to buy wheat flour up to seventy percent of normal supply for sixty days, without purchasing substitutes. Merchants may obtain permits to sell flour locally, with officials appointed to assist purchases in Clarke County and surrounding areas.
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County Food Administration
H. J. Rowe
Soule
Food Administration
Romber
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
Gay
Bowes
Clarke County
Athens
Lawton Named Legal Advisor to Southeast Railroads
Atlanta Feb 11 Alexander R Lawton of Savannah has accepted the appointment as legal advisor to the regional director of southeastern railroads announced today by Director C F Markham. Fresh fish today with a new meatless Tuesday selection including trout snappers bess Spanish mackerel shad and dill pickles olives sauerkraut and smoked bloaters from Costa's Delicatessen and Jones little pig sausage plus celery lettuce and Arnold Abney offers.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Alexander. R. Lawton
Savannah
Southeastern, Railroads
C. F. Markham
Arnold & Abney
Costa's Delicatessen
Wilson Discussed Peace Terms Basis For Suffrage
Washington February 11 The national democratic committee executive panel endorsed the federal amendment for woman suffrage after a referendum among state committeemen. The vote in the committee was five to two with twenty eight states voting for the measure, fourteen against and six not recorded.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Democratic Committee
Pushball Today at Georgia Field for Sophomore Freshman Contest
The great annual pushball game between Georgia University sophomores and freshmen is today from eleven to twelve on Sanford Field. The freshmen, largest class yet, have a strong team and will not let the first years dominate. Spectators may expect an interesting hour despite poor weather. admission is two bits, with proceeds funding a feast for the winning class.
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University of Georgia
Sanford Field
Meeting Daughters of The Confederacy Discusses Essay Contest
Laura Rutherford chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Welch. New members B S Dobbs and Lucy Vincent Matthews were admitted. The group voted to ask city schoolchildren to enter an essay contest on The Confederate Navy with prizes funded by Mrs Welch. A committee was formed and towels were requested for hospital equipment. The chapter also offered Tuesday Red Cross assistance at 3 pm. Fresh produce listed follows.
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Laura Rutherford
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Welch
Dobbs
Lucy Vincent Matthews
Stanley
Oscar Davison
Reed
Rylee
Gerdine
Jackson
Nellie Peters Black
Spring Street
Atlanta
Chapter
J. L. Sexton
Red Cross
United States Ready to Fight Till Peace Is Won
Washington reports President Wilson told Congress the United States will continue to fight until the Germans accept peace on justice. He warned that military leaders must yield and urged clear terms for a lasting settlement. The address aimed to signal resolve to the Central Powers amid Czernin and Hertling replies and Brest-Litovak impressions.
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Russia
Teutons
Wilson
Congress
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Ead
Germany
Teutonic
Great Britain
Count Czernin
Count von Herting
Czernin
Brest-Litovak
Fresh Fish and Oysters Mixed Market Offerings
A local market advertises fish of all kinds including fresh oysters and trout, snapper, Spanish mackerel, bass, buck shad, and fresh eggs priced at 40c a dozen with a limit of five dozen per customer.
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Arnold & Abney
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Mason & Dixon’s
Thornton
Bliss Triumph
Arnold & Arnfy
Republicans For Harmony
Philathea Union Fine Meeting
Lawton
Markham
Jones
Arnold
Abney
Democratic Executive Committee
Sanford
Meeting Daughters of the Confederacy
Florida
U. S
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