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ran info the hundreds-—128 killed and 100 injured.Twenty-six ships sailing from American ports were set on fire in mid-ocean by infernal machines concealetldn theirIIcargoes.Scores of German agents have been arrested and at least twenty have already been convicted in open court for complicity in those odtrages.Remember these facts when the next pro-Prussians or assistant Kaiserites, who are trying to hamstring America in this war, raise the question of why the United States has had to take upmembers c that really price.Mr. Edis the future woman car feeling theture of this carefully o, that futurearms.Ahout the easiest advice in the world to follow these days, is to observe those “meatless days.I fSpeculati ing the dov ing to decic for him. on his way him. And will 8ay to throne Bill,pThe war moving pic cent of the levied by tl tainments lt;We u id eraby the pu theater mu remitting there is ala shown the the towns i mission to which theyThose v/estern farmers who are dissatisfied with $2.20 wheat should be gently reminded that there is also the consumer to consider.“What are we fighting for?” ask the obstructionists, just as seriously as if they imagined they really had a hand in the fighting, instead of doing everything possible to prevent it.The Fede fiscal agent ernment in bonds, desii ful acknow the Libert) banks, bond tions, and tlt;Sine* it has become known that Von Blt; r.istrnfF asked his government for $50,000 to “influence Congress,” manyWHY IS AMERICA AT WAR?During the two years preceding America's break with Germany ugenta of the Central Powers were busy in the United States. Direct connection between those agents and the official representatives of Germany and Austria has been proved.Among the consequences of the activities of those German and Austrian agents in two years were the following:Nearly 100 Americ m manufaciurir g plants were blown up nr burned. The number of American citizens killed and j injured by those explosions and fires jSUBSCRIPTION RATESIn Cherokee county, per year, in advance _________ $1.25Outside of Cherokee county, per year in advance...............$1.50In foreign countries, per year in advance........................$2.00ADVERTISING RATESDisplay advertising, per inch _ 10cHaphazard insertions, per inch 124cLocals and readers, per line_________5cCards of thanks........ 50cPublished every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the post-office at Aurelia, IowaThe Aurelia SentinelE. C. LIGHTER, ProprietorCuba has no army or navy, but will build airplanes for the allies. You just can’t keep freemen out of the freedom’s war.bince the silver dollar has reached par, Mr. Bryan must feel very much like reminding the world “I told you 80.”There is said to be an unusually large crop of rabbita, and the boy and dog will proceed to relieve the meat crisis.
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Aurelia Sentinel
Aurelia, Iowa, US
Thu, Nov 01, 1917
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