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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

foot has been placed on that rock
We do not Believe that any human
hands done the sculpture work.
We believe thlt God himself.
was the sculpturer, and then
comes the chief corner stone the
emblem of Christ the Saviour OF
the world A stone that when
the human eye see it; the thought
viii have to be that ii is "a very
peculiar stone (sce o former issue
!of the CREssEr for particularly
This MI go to prove that God has
two witnesses In every thing
John the Rcvelatcr was TO rise
and measure tie temple and the
! Alter, and them that Worship
! therein. And The cncxplord..
Parts Of thr.pyrainid is u rcprcsr
tentative OF this temple and.
the people wors)iping there
in. The one people which this
part of the Pyramid tesifies
OF. The explored part the
con'ts without which We're not
to be mcAsurea, this is given.
unto the GontiIcs. THIS the sc.
coud people. In this manner the
Pyramid tcStatrs Of the two
5 men. for in ne last days
I thrsG things. are to be made
/ manifest, for the Spirit of life
| is to enter into the two witnesses
g AID they are to stand on their
, feet. For these t@o witnesses
{ are his two olive tree aud his
two candle sticks. and his two
u Gospel. See Rom. II ch and
Gal. !Ch. SO We rcpcat If the
: pyramid teach any truth Of the
| bible If teaches two men. Your
in Christ. Amen.
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Continued from last Issue,

That Is, teach them that when
these men of the beast says to
YOU, that you must go INTO the
confession box, or pri"ulc clam
Der, and there confess your sins
unto u man. aud TINT you
must Imagine him rs Jesus
tHr.,t il irri)n, and
then 10y him have your siuS
hardened: believe it not: for i.c
il false Christ For there L.
no one comes unto the Father
| bu, by me; says Christ There.
fore tie says, am the door; by
nr if any man enter in, be shall
be saved. (Scr -. John ~ O.
Again ~ says, when shut
tho ,jo,rr no man opCncth, and
vlen open The door no nan
.huicth i. And th"s" things
arc the things thlt Jesus com
NAMES 'hc uu' followers Of Him
"a teach, thIt through teachings,
and close obs 'fya'ion Of if1n,
anda strict ubydioncr t"hiS com
m5nls. with faith in Him and lii
name. thry, 'th.. hearers OF lhn'n1
>,npld bc saved -.-'
tr,., g., Ipj That e, tor IN
,.,,.,,.,,nn ,,,h fine command
'.,l;,u.,y,,,,,l.or1 Himself
.-,.,o l,,r,,liu..
]
A"" h' '' '''''. TO = y y, " '"
tie r''P.' ""' ',''' W. =,
W'''' "'' ''"''"'" VI. " w. ~
Judge II '"' '''''" "'''' "' "
"a han F''' "' ne ~ ''''' "''"'''
tha' 'ht'",h ~ "am 'h''"'''' "
IrV.lh III !" swan
S'ns AIS 3"
JY.u, v,, find tha, Peter did
r,t .,y uu,, i'nrurlirS That YOU
mus, ,D,,.Hny .lr rs Chris, IN
person in mr, lur dlu ~ sly
YOU must COM" in me ana con
Tess your sins. aad ! Will pardon
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
Answer to Questions Ne. J. z; 3. 4, Is.
Askedhy BRO. Rust in Question Column.

a king had his resort. The pill.
lar itself carries to my mind two
Great facts, one open. and one
hidden in its silent receses.
From those pInin evidences we
know that the reader cannot help
but see the truth; in us saying
that AbsaIom was the Master
Euilder vi ,hcTyramid " Egypt
Especially ben they rrmcm her
what VT have said heretofore
in the CREsSI.T on this pciat --'
And We believe that II BRO, R,.st
Ton'd Of co,nprehendcd what we
said in a former Issue on this
point: He would rever
have asked us: the question
which J." did. Al this goes to
stcr, thu time. n,u seasons.
ana reveals lo us: many things
which has been covered Mp for
| tl,oa" many years. So the
i II yraihid" usiicrs in with Il new
l'gh;, upon tie field: and is
ijinlH uH'hi gives Us great Ii4ht
IN the times and season. I'ol
while one half of the pyramid
and its cortcnts are known, IT,,
to.har half has remained hidden
20 the world uf mankind Just
Ike Paul said.
F'w' %n'v ia pa, and we PR
rh".y in part
, im when that which /, pcrfcr, il
cnnc. 'hcn that which IA IN rut pha'i
) he done awar. , Cor 10 - 20
This is the beginning of ia,
e perfect day Cor limtl and ,hD
Pyramid being one of God.
I stoae wi.n' sScS il muSt do il.
= perfect work. In revealing ant,
!. u. ts,rr...
q. Arl h,,;,,, o;,;o i,.,,, o.,
:, ,.r,.r ...,.n.,,;,., m,
\ 'n"3. raniir,' sid The othc
+" ~ :, 'o m"a laa"av,! IN,
4 'nord"r t" -o' .. a." real; "
. aust 'u"E -" 4 l,c!;iun of God
i. "1.' q .. VII. rn'iii:m tits fact-
. an! j l'.ninE 80 t,"rc.a'iOa W,
: h"' 3gr 'anrujgr.
- sal't.r,w'S v4" NJ! re! ILL.,
pr,o 4 ro.I; AID thu arscl .,,al ,,,inr
ai.c and men,u,, the lcnrle Of God
AID Il aIer and lh,u TIN, wyr.l,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19
QUESTION 40. ~.

I'D CRrssgr pIease tell us the
full meaning .. i'ls scripture.
And H.. tail drew tho u i'd rHf' o.
the si.fs uf heaven Aad did est th,m
70 The c,r,h: aud The dragon stnn. he
ore ia. woman when was ready 'n be
delivered, i1l TO devhur her child u
scop ~ II was bora. I,cv i2-i
=. NJ Rly CAB 'oI NJ
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

No. /. embraces No. 4. Rro'
Ri,st 80 we cuose No ;. Does
the Great Pyramid" teach the
two men theory as gcu say III"
scripture do, and how? We
wish to say to Bro. Rust tina. in
answering iliia 5tl,. question. ~
ansn er. bihicaily, the rest above
named. Agsin we say thit il
the Pyramid teach any tru.h
whatever; it is Bible truth.
And # ii teaches anything, it
teachc@ 4, portion of the two men
theory in the tirstrp!are tits ore
of foods stone witnesses. God has
tw1 witnesses in every thing he
may have many more witnesses
In same things; bat hchaa two II
every thing, even in The G"yG ,gi
so we rcpcI., the "Hrya;
p;ran i'd is ore of his stone W..
ness $. For God has said.
.hst ,tay ,n,'. ih",e 5c M t''e- I,
3d.. ltpt - 'pr t.4.. az liz laui of
}t..d and ia.'t: I. y. Uonirr 'He',
.f - ia, l.,.il.
srl: ID, We q, a SION rpt Cor
WOES n"'' '0V ''''' "' '''''' 81" ~"
I'm" ~ EN = ''' '''' '"'' IVY "'
'"' Lao" '''c"''>c ~ ''e '''i'' S'' "''
ne f"s' "'"" '"V"' 10 wee ."' '''' '"'
| ! .re'' one '''h u" s''' "''''S' IN n''
/ ''"" - -
The alter is TO be in the mids
of Egypt ana the pillar at tl
border. Bro. Rust and hi
friends will see, that this p,lla
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-12-19

Paul il not. q mediator: no
Peter, no Pope. bishop, or priest,
Il mediator, and If aug ono say
they are. or say they can forgive
sins if is false. and rotten to The
core: and they arc anti. Chri.;t-.
Chris;'s commands were: GO
teach all nations, tea"h them to
observe all things, Whatsoever I
have commanded your" Csc"
Matt 2S-20) There was not just
a part To be taught, bnt all The
Pope says you must imagine
Jesus Christ in person, in the
pri".t. Christ says, believe it
not" And, 80 Christ is the adyo.
cat, with the Father. (And he
will intclcede for us,) and he is
the pro- iiation fer onr sins"
tScc list. John 3-l.2)
From these plain Biblc truths
toe Render will scc for himself
shat the teachings Of the Pope
are the lying wonders" thnt the
Bible spcaks o.
Another fal-o .yjn,S voA,i D
that this 80 called wear ~ Chris.
tor Pope, teaches, il, that you
must worship the whole host ot
heaven, from the virgin Mary,
down to tho last Apostle; thel
they want you TO acknowledge,
every priest, bishop and pope, rs
: Saint and Worship them. Thi.
is all wrong, for God says, 'Wcr
ship mo. = This much We say
that due reverence and rc@pcc,
should be paid Ia the blessed
Virgin Mary, and also "a the Hol,
Apostles, and Prophets, bn not
worship lh"m: ior their arm.
0re too short t. save any onc.
But that We may fully realize the
tnp .lin,r, al ( ~ I,n,t n,,l |, !,
",'|'''t'9 - VIE 'V"s' "'" ''''
'''''"S"e' "''' ''''' We Nnal Ph".'
'on'' u '''s s"y'hSS ana ''arh
in'-' ~ 'h'H arc r'c'f'cI III ''''
'''s''''l COON i'H%P ~ III 'h''
"'@""@' Most ''"'S virgin ny
"">"''''' '.'' ''i'H'' ana my
'''''''' wary va" ne IN" ""
always o'' ''t'' SAB" n'F h"tl'
"''" NY ''''>''"'''' al We ,h'u
~ "'a'N' IRON IT, L'oiN"Al
'"'' RECOURSE |" ~, and TT!
No'i III assist me u. that passage
VII my "''r queen 90 not aoth
a'h nc III mat moment N"in
'''rh ana take my soul ana pre-
y III ~" your dear H"n. Hence
forward, l shalI expect you, AN
''''I w Wv "''"'' sou' '''''''
o.e,,,,. =. ,, g, ar,
acl arch .,n"el nv o,.,cl m
p guardian, my holy patrons. Il
You I'LL assist fare hclp) me i
'"'' ''S' 'o'''oa' WIN nett AN
t " ,'l'',"' WV
? ,Lo>e cl,.,., nt God ,,n, -,
= neither our odyor,t. os hcrci
:. represented; nor either are the
= projectors; lo' Christ Is t"H on
advocate we have: and G,l Is ",
g ~ - "
"a, ,,,a,r,',, :,
Is fine Lord ,hv t;od With al II
heart. and him only shall tl,
. scr ="
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Uboaiaat:rn INTO Cod, yet this !.
ocass will tcar!. Tou 90 choose
the virgin AZ your advocate and
have you ask her TO protect you,
md also puts himself up in the
place Of Christ topsrdon you. Oh!
Dear Reader, i.ihis not enough
to let you see his lying wonders,
that he presents ~ Won; and in
connection with this, We find a.
mother abomination; and that is,
the images istatuc of tho virgin
MaryD they set II up before You,
~ having virtne to l. lp to res.
cue you from the ,ormrnts Of
pergatory, AZ you will learn il
this language.
Most Holy Virgin, NY Atvo.
cate and my Mother. Mary, you
ara and will always be, after God
my hope and my consolation at
a. Ll.,. - 49,. r. -.
lnoupnt | have rscoursn IN Won
and bpg Of you to assist me in
mat passage In answer to
'' y w. ~ ""' W. w ''' w '''
WV - 49, - '7''"' II ~ Wv
81 al'ao' gs'," TN 'nc my
E'"' p" ""se.' or ".' ''NrNr''' II IN
''' " ~ "'"''' "'''' u w" J"
,..r.,,.,,,, ..,,..., ~ a.
Then vow SEQ .;od ,.oc,cs no
that His house is not n house for
10 be decorated with i,nasta, is
''fI' ''"N may near ana ht!p us:
-, ~, = ''''' - l'"'
49,, ,.;, -, .
.L,,t ma, ,,,l,o ,,.n ,b.o o,,
i A., ,r..
THING. and ,hen ha fur,bor sa,...
Tno, ..,1, M, ,o, a,v, ,,,r..,, :,
them. Mr. ,rry, the H. ac. 10,
Wv W. W -. VIZ = WV" ~
Wv ~ - wy '''''e''
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~ go '''' w. 10 '''' "o'
" ''''' N!''""' ! !" Ho'' AN
''' V
'''' '""l' '"V' n" o'h'r gods brf"r
W.. tx Ut
. Wherefore, when they tcacl
YOU th''" things, beware of whl
Non do; Tor H"d has spoken, ant
Also warned YOU OF this beast
and bis disappearing, and 'yini
, wonders. be not deceived; yea
, let Tod he true and every man
) liar, For this man'beast r.
iHoires OF MI that Is under him
"a bow doNn bctor" these images
. and pray before them. And "
u auu, liilt ny this ' II Y dtt, the
y make merchandise o. 70
} wherefore, christ say, M
house IS Il house OF prayer; hi
4, Won have made it 4 den
Y thieves
u "NF ~ Wis sulnrs. 'inIS wo
snip. t.r'S Would. Il rh,y coul
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II NOV ~, 1907.
,g,Ln'h tnt.5-Ei;
been very much ia.
yoiy article IN lnc
anid,' and YET iAy
era feel !iFe Oh had
lert 70 s@9A
9i are Wiling TO answer
~ c0r i1.ire lo ael
~ ha'y- s"ln" I'll yoU.
, made clearer
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d Architect Ahralon'
H. docs III, "r;r,,,
q indicate the time, nm,
n
Il toc "c,roo, p,.,o,,;d,
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-2i, Who werr these
hd what WAS the vow e?
Z Panl have to purify
II TO ut charges with
kie is airnaag pnrr?
~ their hcad,2
I does it SIGNIFY:
acre 10 BE- learned
Sday.
+ ;, a, SImons,
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kaOF INQUIRY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
statute of Limitation.

The lawmakers OF all states of the
Union have seen fit to enact laws ex-
smpting from prosecution debtors and
violators of the law after a stated
number of years. The number of years
during which debt may be pressed
or an indictment enforced differs in
the many states but all of them rec
oBnize the principle that prosecution
should not be permissible indefinitely.
Doubtless there is good reason for
such laws. Probably the principle is
generally incorporated in the statutes
in order that the law may not appear
as an agent of persecution and that
the poor man and the struggling man
may not be handicapped in his efforts
by some act or debt OF previous years.
In other words the law presupposes
q man of honest intent, after a certain
number OF years, is entitled 70 q clear
title OF citizenship. But the principle
embodied In the statute of Limitation
Is often violated with dishonor to those
claiming its benefits The working Of
the law Is not always satisfactory.
When a man hides behind it, simply
for the purpose of lodging a respon-
sibility, meeting just debt es-
Gaping punishment for a past crime. he
makes confession Oh MS OOllgallOn
and wrong doing. The statute of linn
4tation may be a safeguard for the
man who is doing his best and it may
prove a defense to the coward. When
a corporation or a responsible individ-
ual claims immunity under such
principle. thereby escaping the pay
ment of a debt. that corporation or
individual is placed in the position Of
pleading guilty TO the charge and beg
cling to be excused from the payment
of the obligation, Such a corporation
or individual becomes despicable. Oc-
casionally the law is abused-grossly
abused. The corporation or individual
OF character, with good name at stake
will meet all claims fearlessly no mat
ter If the years named in the statute
have been doubled since the obligation
was contracted. II is passing strange
that corporation. responsible individ-
uals, cities and towns would desire
TO hide behind the statute. confessing
their responsibility, indicating their in
difference to the implications imposed
by their confession and manifesting
their eowardioe. There are times when
IL seems that the statute of limitation
should be so amended that immunity
under IL would be possible only under
the courts opinion OF the case-that
the statute should not be arbitrary
Lafayette Journal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
WHEN REAL WORK is DONE.
Periods Of Absolute Rest Lead TO
Ideas That Win Success.

Growth is predominantly a function
of rest. Work is chiefly an energy
extending and tearing-down process,
says a writer in the Worlds Work
Rest following work is chiefly a build
ing-up and growing process. Work
may furnish the conditions under
which subsequent growth may occur,
but In itself it is destructive. By
work we do things in the world, but
we do not grow by work. We grow
during rest. Rest is not the only con
dition of growth, but it is one of the
essential conditions.
The best work that most of us do is
not begun in our Offices or at our
desks, but when we are wandering in
the woods or sitting quietly with IN
directed thoughts. From somewhere
at such times there fash into our
minds those ideas that direct and con
troll our lives, visions of how TO do
that which previously had seemed
impossible, new aspirations, hopes
and desires. Work is the process of
realization. The careful balance and
the great ideas come largely during
quiet, and without being sought. The
man who never takes time to do moth
ing will hardly do great things He
will hardly have epoch-making ideas
or stimulating ideas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
Rabbit Hunters Hard Luck.

The Burlington agent at Tina went
rabbit hunting recently. He took only
twenty-five shells with him and after
shooting twenty-four times he had not
killed a single bunny. He knew it
would not do to go to town without
some game, so he gave a negro boy a
nickel for a live rabbit. He then tied
a string to the rabbits leg and tied
the other end of the string to a corn
stalk.
Stepping back about fifteen feet, he
took deliberate aim and fired the last
shell he had. but instead of hitting the
rabbit he cut the string and the rabbit
hoped away, winking at him as he
went.-Kansas City Star.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
WITH THE EDITORS.
A Boy Numbered.

Through the blunder of a boy oper-
ator on the Rock Island railroad. 88
lives were lost and SO persons were
injured The collision occurred four
miles west OF Alma. Kan, and the
mistake was made at Volland in the
same state. This disaster with it's
awful harvest in human lives differs
from some of the other recent wrecks
in that the error was easily located.
The fearful responsibility rests on a
night OPERATOR mere boy. He is the
one whom the company will blame.
The corporation, however. should go
further. 1t ought to determine the
responsibility for the boy 1t should
md which one of it's officials gave the
word that resulted in employing an
immature operator Someone back of
the one who made the blunder should
share the blame. A corporation which
leaves the keeping OF human lives to
a laundering boy owes it to the public
to locate the blame for employing such
a one OF course someone older might
have made a like mistake, but the fact
that a boy failed to deliver meeting
order is too suggestive. Does this
company make practice of placing
such great responsibility on those in
capable
The error cost SO lives. The blum
der cannot be corrected and the result
is appalling. Nothing can be done to
right this wrong, but the company
should at least put forth it's best eff
fort to effect a system which Will in
sure greater safety OF human life in
trusted to its keeping-South Bend
Tribune.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
NEW YORK LETTER.
NEW YORK LETTER.

New York, Jan. 5.-The strength
with which the stock market closed
last night was continued this morning
without abatement. At the opening
there was perceptible advances
throughout the list ranging from one
quarter up 10 a full point The larg-
est trade, however. was conferred in
Union Pacific. Copper, Reading and st.
Paul although some of the lower priced
railroad shares and industrials enjoyed
quite little activity for a change.
Copper opened at 1201z and quickly
scored an advance OF an additional
point over that figure, selling up to
121A. The trade in this security was
on an enormous scale and some of the
shrewdest traders in Wall street de-
tected selling of liberal blocks of It on
the advance 1t is believed in we'll in
formed circles that Standard Oil in
terests were doing the selling in order
to prevent the advance becoming too
rapid. The copper situation is in such
a healthy condition that a severe re-
action in AmaImagate copper could
only be brought about by manipulative
tactics. This, however, could be &C
complished by those who are bulling
copper stocks as they are adopts at
that game.
In Union Pacific, short covering con-
tinued, they bid the market up on
themselves from an opening around
1919 up to 1873. where liberal selling
was INDUCED in by longs who We're
willing to take profits. Although the
investigation now in progress against
the Hartman lines looks bad, 1t does
not seem to affect the shares In the
open market.
The bank statement was a surprise
inasmuch as the loan item increased
SO largely, but the increase in the de-
posit item about evened it up. The
statement had practically no effect up
on the market. The close was very
feverish and strong indications for
higher prices.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
SOUTH WATER STREET MARKETS.

Chicago, Jan. 5.-The egg market was
inclined to do better today. The cold
er weather is curtailing the produc-
Trade in butter was Of good volume
at former prices. The potato market
was firm Offerings were moderate and
showed Title change.
quotations on round lots ranged:
Butter-Receipts, 3,205 tubs. Extra
creamery. jobbing, sic; price to re-
ttaailers. SSc, prints, sac; 1rsts, 27Q
29c; seconds, % 24ci June extras.
2aeGj hrsts, 24Q 25c; packing stock, $50
Eggs-Receipts. 1882 cases. Fresh
stock at mark, new cases included or
cases cases returned, 21q 2Sc; frsts. 23c;
grading So per cent fresh stock 26c;
extra 80 per cent fresh stock packed
LOT City trade, 26c; storage stock, ISL
Potatoes-Receipts, 81 cars. Wis
consin, Minnesota, white stock, choice,
494 4lc; choice to fancy Michigan, 40
ged 51 enG red far e. g9S9d s7@ m1Hed
red and white, 34Q35c.
Sweet otatoes-nlinois, s2.oOQ25o;
NO. z, VI. 4150 per brl.
order We're as follows: so to IS lb.
weights s14 @7Ac; 50 to So lbs. u q
175 lbs, good meaty, 4G5 Sc
Dressed Beef-No. / ribs, 1870; No;
! lotns,, Ice; No. round. &c; No
Live Pouitry-Turkeys per lb. 100
oh T96stsrs fG%: geese 5s : IP5G5nT
100; ducks. 103a ole,
Fruits-Apples, $1.oO@S.5o per brl;
10 q as; lemons, California, 3.6O0
400; oranges, California, $2;5oQ3.16.
Green getables-Beets, 10000 per
carrots, 40Q60c per sack; celery. 40c a
S4.25 per case; onions, 40Q67c per bu;
parsnips, 75c per tub; spinach, Use per
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
Stocks Grain and Provisions.


MinnesOta-SnoW and colder tonight,
cold wave south: fair Sunday
Iowa-Snow tonight and sunday: de-
cidedly colder; cold wave north and
west.
Missouri-Cloudy tonight: probably
rain or snow and colder Sunday
North Dakota-Cloudy with snow to-
night or Sunday; warmer Sunday
South Dakota-Snow tonight. colder
south, probably fair and warmer west
Sunday.
Nebraska-Snow tonight or Sunday.
colder tonight. cold wave northeast.
warmer Sunday.
kanSas-Snow tonight and Sunday
and tonight warmer.
Montana-Sama
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
Boni's Troubles.

Poor little Boni is certainly having
things thrown at him.
With sarcastic Americans offering
him all kinds of jobs from press agent
to head waiter, life must be about as
much of a burden to him as it is to a
Russian project of police at the pres
ent time.
We are an unsympathetic people.
We do not appreciate the feelings of
q man who is thrown on his own re-
sources in middle age after he has held
for years nice easy job as husband
to an American millionairess.
Why cannot we let Boni go off by
himself and enjoy his troubles? They
are the only thing he has left. 1t is
quite unfeeling in us to send him
few more by prepaid cable every morn
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
BANK STATEMENT.
CHICAGO LETTER,

Chicago, Jan. 5.-WHEAT. Broke in
10 new low ground again today, the
May option selling down to rs IA This
Is the lowest price thus far established
on the crop. The news as a rule was
more favorable to bull operators. but
buying orders were lacking. The
clearanees for Saturday were extremely
large, being close to half million of
both wheat and -four. Foreign mar
iets were unchanged from yesterday,
cash demand for home consumption re-
ported a little better. IN the last hour
she market rallied NactionaIly closing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-05
True sports.

The last night dance at Traps hall
at Hawks, given by the Maccabees,
seems to have been a financial sue
cess. The only trouble was that the
hddlers played out at 6 a. m. and re-
fused to play any longer, leaving
three sets on the floor when they quit.
Luckily there were two or three good
whistlers in the party and by their aid
the sets were danced out.-Presque
Isle Mtch.) Advance.