WorstAs that American boy goes across “no man’s land,” he knowswhat is befihimHe knew before he sailedHe’strained for it—ready for it—eager forHe can fight theHunthat’s what he’s there forBut he can ’tfight the slacker at home, who nurses his money;who sits supinely by and sees his country’s soldiers slaughteredfor lack of military supplies; who prefers greenbacks to glory, dollars to victory.That soldier’s worst foe is behind him—right here in America.AreHewomenhonor of your flag!him?what vou do. when vou withholdmoney without which he cannot be furnished the fighting material he needs. You betrai) himBuy Bonds of the Third Liberty Loanyouryour bank,It is seldom one can help a great cause with-out personal sacrifice. But you can. These bonds are the safest, best investment in theWorld. Security ? Why they are a first mortgage upon the United States. Every railroadin the country, every homestead, farm or pub- plan. It is no trouble to buy Liberty Bondsm m m mm m m mm mIf you can't pay cash for borrow a part of the moneyusing the bonds as security; cr, you can buy.them at your bank on eay partial paymentlie building, every industry, every income orsalary, everything we own—everything you rT^ own—is pledged as collateralit is no trouble to pay for them. See your banker today.CANNELTONOannelton Sewerpipe Oo Indiana Ootton Mills National Bank - -Oannelton National BankUasper, May Co,Ybo*. W. Irvin f. a. OlemensB. Wegener A Sona - ■*E. RamseyA. J. Kirst John Zimmerman Dr. BarrHenry Schlemmer OoJ. H. Schaefer Truempy Arnold Oannelton Ice Oo.Obaa. F.fil. 0. Conway O. I. TrnempyW. J. Gerber H. A. OlarkOannelton Telephone Robt. LatimerA. A. Lehman Gabriel Schmuck J. J. FranzmannThe Right HandPatriotism!The advertising for the Third Liberty Loan in this city has been made possible throughthe patriotism of the following firms, who bave generously contributed the space in which the advert sing will appearCannelton EnquirerAmerican Cannelton Coal Co.Sclmmek Bins.J. BolandCannelton Flouring MillsCannelton Ciuv Products Co.TELL CITYTell City Furniture Co.*I . S. Ha me Co.Fischer Chair CSoutliwestern Furniture CoCliair Makers' ITiiouTell Citv Desk Co.«Tell Citv Flouring Mills«I . S. Brick Co.Obreciit Sons' Mfg. Oo.Tell Citv National Bank Citizens1 National Bank Becker Bros.Kehrer, Ilirsch A Savage 0. D. Schreiber F. R. KasperOassidv Bros, and VrittetoeV-A. Graves’ Sons 0. L. SchergensF. G. Heinzle Ed J. SchultzJ. V. Ress’ SonsG. A. Fischer G. S. DuschTell City Spoke Co.F. J. RessTROYTroy BankWm. PalmerTroy Amusement Oo.Mrs. O. J. Baertich P. Baker Son T. T. Gaesser Troy Chair Oo.Joe P. Leingang Mrs. H. E. ScottF. W. Grass M. A. Eberfaard Fulton Bill Tobacco Co.-r