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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17


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.nmcral.ty ooe2 result, 10 ,ee con
'inz of germ disease syphilis.
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worst fctns o.. insanity pares.s or
so-calleG s0tten.ng % the brain
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
They Have Helped To
Make Presbyterianism a
Growing Power Here

Detroit'S amazing ongoiug has been eN-
pressed in additions and subdivisions.
1t is not agreeable TO contemplate a
process of subtraction.
Especially when that process takes
rom us two powerful spiritual Leaders
xhose saving emphasis upon the finer
9alues of life was never needed more
han at this particular period Of Detroit
material upbuilding.
Rev. Edward II. Pence's uninterrupted
,astorate of almost score OF years
n the landmarking Fort Street PreSby-
erian church bears its own splendid
testimony and tribute 70 the staunch Yet
lender sort Of shepherding that sights
10 appeal and shrinks from no task.
A ministerial tenure that is mistaken
,y a cyclone or the construction Of a
great church house certainly must have
Is roots in the abiding affection Of ar ap-
,reciative people.
DR.. Pence in the pulpit and Or. Pence
IN the level mot fgurative) are one and
she same. He refuses 20 take his religion
ngubriously. There is lots Of fun IN him
md his message, supported by p0isefui
nanliness, is ever natural, hopeful and
ieartening He voluntarily terminates
MS work in Detroit in such vigor Of mind
and body that it is quite possible to think
VI him as repeating the long and fruitful
record he has made here in his new field
1t Portland, Oregon.
DR.. j. NJ Barkley, having spent glori-
,us youth the past 80 years IN the
sspousal of undiluted Presbyterianism in
he Forest Avenue church. viii give TO
Alma College the benefit of his ripened
and rugged talents.
For seventy some years this hOnored
rospeler has given his verile powers %
he presentation Of an unrecanting faith
and we do not expect him 10 show either
rariableness or shadow Of turning in his
natured deliverances.
May long life and undiminished zeal go
with him as ne upholds the eternal yeri-
les in the educational field
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
SQUEEZING THE CONSUMER


Squeezing thc consumer has become proht-
hIs uut, iu some quarters.
Kpr,ut Investigation IN Chicago has shown
tsat -ou. oght men hold practical monopoly
OF ihc egs market
n ia alleged that they have over forty-five
million eggs In cold storage These they put.
,ha.,d when eggs were retailing %ouhu -
cents a dozen
At the present time they arc being retaied
st s. cents dozen
People have NO objection TO men. able to
si9ro uD quantities OF prod ace. securing iair
truIn for their investment and enterprise.
ptf when their business partakes OF the ma
tg.u of "a bare faced and brazen hold-up. then
tia thiug b. contemplate ana the authoriues
shou.d step IH.
The system OF cold storage came as boon
and blessing IT'S development was calcu'
lated 10 alake The burden of the cost OF living
ea.icr u was looked upon as being famine
preventive
bur there now seems to be a danger OF IL
being exploited by greedy graspers whose only
concern Is to pIlo up the shckelf.
Waroelrner. are paying TOO much for the
nocc siiics of life.
The newspapers apprisc them OF the fact
that grau sDccuiators3 cgg spectators and
ofhcr4 arc squeezing them.
Ard the feeling 81 growing stronger that
drastic measures must DO t8frn
n mas De- difficult JOB to undertake. but II
eIli hayo 90 be- done
Tho sub surface rumhlus5 omuous-
Buffalo Evening News
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Farm For Immigrants.

The suggestion recently vas made 70 officials
in Washington fhat somo organized etfor; should
be- made by the government 90 distribute the
iumi grants who come to this country after The
war Ia Europe lf was pointed out saws Thomas
Logan iu Leslt4'S weekly fhzt there are a
'arge Der ~ farms IN Vermont and Ncw
Hampshire ard other Eastern s'ates. as Well a.
many other sections and especially In The south
End On rhe Pacific Coast which are non vacant
or can b. bought or easy terms
Efforts are being made 20 evolve practical
system ~ farm colonization and to enlist fhe
cooperation ~ the Individual states The states
are beng asked 20 reserve lands ~ solve The
pr0bIru 0F immigrant tlstrlbu- on Comuis-
Fioner Cauinetfi has been working with Secre-
fary IS i-ol ~ fhe Department of Labor and
Secretarg Lane cf The Department o. the Inter
or 20 develop practical plan f-r the d.--ribl-
Jon Of Immigrants
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Detroit the Foremost
Producer, the Hind
most Demonstration

The newly-organized and purposeful
Detroit Automobile club doesn't believe
the motor car should be worsbipped
even tho its advent was foratod In Na-
hum ii-4:
THE chariots shall rage IN te
streets; they shall jostle one against al.
other in the broad ways. They shall
seem like torches; they shall run like
;he lightnings.
The club as corrector Of intolerabIe
conditions. is on the right track. Detroi.
can make more automobiles than any
other place in the world, but IL nuddes
the demonstration Of the sane anc
oeneGcent use of the machine miserably
The trouble is Detroit is not a dem0n
strator at all It is an idola,er.
Visitors verify believe that We cas-
pedestrians beneath the merciless wheels
FOR the same reason that devotees threw
themselves under the sacred car Of tn,
JugGernaut
They suspicion that children are Of
Tered here as sacrifice in the spirit o.
blind fanaticism that bids mothers cas-
.heir babes into the Ganges.
OR the Hawaiian worshipers TO seel
he appeaSement of their divinity b,
.oppling into the seething crater of th
volcano.
II the organized autoists can trans
form the Detroit idolater into a demon
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Judge Connolly Has
Leave. Likewise Per
Suasion To Print

Ar upstate vsuapet refers t' aD1E-
Cea-ot victorious defeat
rsa asrry phrase judge ~pn9..y s
.r,n for the mayoralry Tu, 'an end
~ ~S-v l4S-erfocemert and upheld
.r r.ras IL Those wra sought an honest
registry " the peoples a9A al the polls.
Tho finest Endorsement nan could ask
f., was accorded Judge Conno.ly's IN
,ye discussion Of DeToit's administra-
va treakaoVn> ty the pabiic-spirited
business AMI professional elements OF
the l.ty
Tn the judgment Of the open-mlnded
and reflective. he established his case.
II pe,roit Is 30 be delivered from the
-odv'o * death. j, msst be thru the adop-
tion II the policies so trenchantly out
lined by Judge Connolly in his brilliant
can ass
He can do his fellow-citizens no more
valuable service right now than 70 put IN
pamphlet form the series Of pithy
speeches in which he placed his finger
lnerringly upon the sore places IN our
municipal life. and prescribed the rem
,dy.
Such a brochure would constitute a
valuable textbook for all those who are
% continue the work Of redeeming De-
troit from miSgovernment and provid-
ing for the city a more modern and ef-
6cient form Of administration.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Pointed Paragraphs

Charity FOR ,rsenue only pays
frry isr', dividend
Hancs.v OBJ b, poaes for all
your neizhbor
ignorance ras 'o be- ha after
son begin to q wiFs
a. fho ago OF So q man is either
ar oid bachelor OF ID pr.sim.st.
woman vain Of her small
foet as man 5f large ha'
D. DE- recognized that mstrimo-
n.al kno. f tio most serious ianglc
ot sil
A man nevt. appreciate good
jacs 80 much a when he is having
ID run OF bad
The ag,raec man never misses
IN opportunity 10 show or before
pretty woman
Tho woman sil can use bcr eyes
pih rr.a r noyo dangerous
taan hcr earrdlGu sister
a man isnt aae mily coward
brcmse bc n a'rald ~ arwc with
woman De- may merely have
iood sr-.e
our id.s of , crcdulous man BE-
lno who scuniy believes that one
woman n treat another with i
Ient contempt
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The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
His Last Words

a detective vas prais.ug me
tr4thN1lu@as ~ women
n var tlllptins were as truthful
eomeo no said we'd have a
better .dea ~ how fhls world
-tugEle really going
II remember = case the other day
-ifs interesting In Its revelation
'of woman trgfhfglness-- case
~ husband vho had disappeared
"QgesIor .rg the wife said to
1sr
Ard row. madam tel ne this
ls very .mportant-tell me 7Aat
Fcl- hus5and.s very last words were
vhsn he lef,'
Ills Last words The truthful
creature answered with blush.
were for heaven aaze shut
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

saa. caIeing paiptaiion and short
moss ~ breath aftor exercise A we'll
&C. interfrrrncc With the functions
~ the body generally
There are tao types % obesity.
thc fst Fun bloodcd type and the
basty anaem.c type
The anaemlc becomes fat because
n he deficient oxidation or burning
up process going on In their It's.
sues This anarnia calls FOR treat
ment by phyrician
The second type becomes obese
thru hereditary tendency overin-
dulrenoe in food and drink. insufH-
cent exercise and n care tree easy
Efe vhen fhe period ~ youth has
been passed.
Diminishing the amount ~ nuid
taken into Tho system vill tend fI
reduce fat The weight should be
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
The Keep Well Column
OBESITY

reduced graduaIy Anti-faf rom.
edles Which destroy the appetite by
mparibg digestion should be avoid
ed
The quantity u food taken daily
should te restricted and there
should be absolu'ely no eatng be
tween meals Tho carboqytra or
tiarches ard sugars mast 20 usea
sparinglN well ~ butcr cream
o,l and other fat
Malt liquors and alcohol n any
form are 6es' avoided. and very
small quantity of Huds should be-
taken with meals
Exercise which promcfes o1ida-
tion or using up ~ rhe msferi,ls al
re@dy fJuned In thc BODY uccea
fary
Cynnastlc work ls good. also
waking riding. foNur. seirminE
and hin climbing Massage helps.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

t.ce mental "a ~sl, as physical hy
gitne ir espcc aU 90 uct iet HoG-
emotion ran a. eth yoa Again
quote from Homer Folks
The average peison ii,l@ realize,
he danger ot -ocd.1g over shvhts.
INJURIES. Cissp91.n.msnts or mtsfor
tunes. or OF lack u tranknef or Of
ar unnatural at'.t--~ toward his
s,lloW men shown hy unusual ~crsi
t.veness or marked suspicion
~Ye, sn those unwhoieso-ne and
painful trains % thought r pes'ls'.
ed n ard unreIeved by healthy .r
ta-ests a1d activities tend toward
snsan!iy
Wholesome work relieved BY
Period ~ resg ard Simple pleasures
and an interest IN the Affairs az 9th.
crs are mporran, preverfives - m.
81 hoIesore Was 2f tAinklag
we .he5dd not banker aitc. th~
npos bic bur learn 10 eet sat tac-
+ ton from What is az hand We
should ra' give ourselves Gr &c day
i5reami1- bur try q do sousthiug.
nc matter tow small t b.
rhse. are preventive Measure
that ever, body ought 20 adopt Mos
of All .houli 'hes BE- adopted hs
t.ose pred 2osei "a mental mals
rIte by an unfortunate heredr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Let the People
Rule and Write
A cost EIeetLon Plant


~ ne Ef'i'r ~ ne it"'s'
NO" taN .hr',.~r..9a ofrr one
"a" haf" 'Ae glad HrsHee o. pro
h.hitien and roe tAat ie revival
'>o.ca..e3i iS over aud aa" pe'p.'
may sPe-S T'aol' h".n- cl1--"a
with she saloon ...m'n' ana .'G 'o
hell. ] would is again 10 ' r
vr.nf th- four excerpts Ta.-a 60.
iow-
The FIRST fwo are from sermon
by the nan popularity kro4r as
GWy sunday ans wt-- pubi.-aeI be-
ne pap uh Fl -lau. taat 81
brings .n.3 'ha ha- nothing aa
no, 4lava.ug Tho p.t-o., Times
am t-I.tfn- to u, urmary 'o ar
+ them a. aceara. ~ pa hle some
people say that tha excitement 80 IS
revival ba- ".re far co.u
-asnHy n gas -ar tn. vol are a
dirty su1ara aa- q viii has.
nothing ~ 40 ,|ta ta4t G4maaat
doctrine s' rhe ra.Herh--d ~ goA
ard The brotherhood oi Naa
The NIX. one also from The
. Times FROM sermon bt Far pm
r HiHs FaI and bis Master.
bar perfect gentleman Isas os
Nazareth aere eour.eta earueqen
10 uia -hed. in -la.s.y 49, aarl
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
Right

The te1cher nd been reading i0
Tho clas about .be great forcsts of
America
And now. boys she ann rnccd
which Dno of yoI can toll mo fhc
pine thar has fhe longest and sharp
rat nredi
tr went band d. inc front roW
We'll Tommy"
The y3Tcupino Tit Bits
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
The Body and the AutOmo-
bile
BY on. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1915, by Frank Crane)

II ! were young again, Nid the old
man Id-but there! What's the use?
As soon as a man accumulates sense
enough to know how TO live he has to die.
But | was just thinking There's my
| hire a chauffeur TO take
care of it He watches il like William j.
Burns He is always washing it, polish
ing il, tightening screw here and regu-
lating valve there, nosing around un-
der the hod-even when we're riding he
listens to its purr as a doctor listens to
mans heart with a stethoscope
Why do have this piece OF machinery
SO looked after? Because want to get
all the use out of il there is in il.
Well, If | were twcnty-one I'd take as
good care of my body as do of my auto
mobile And for the same reason-to
get hundred per cent. efficiency and fun
1ut of IT, The body is the most import
rt machine a man has and certainly
hes a fool toncglect it. as I've neglected
mine I'm sorry 10 say.
ia watch what / put into it, for one
hing Ia cut out eating as a form Of di-
version I'd reduce il to the same level
S putting gasoline into the motor tank
omcthng done TO make tine thing go, not
ame'hng done for the fun of doing it.
rd learn all about these calorics-
never heard of EN- TIL after was fifty
and food values, and so on, and I'd take
N just exactly what | needed TO keep my
body strong my mind clear. and my dis
position good | wouldn't pour lot Of
meat and pastry and booze into my gaso-
line tank Just because other fools around
ME we're doing it.
There are other ways of getting en-
ioyment out of motor than 10y putting
garbage into the gas tank
Once or twice year, also I'd have my
works oyerhauled by experts. I'd go to
ONE institution where they practice sci
ence and not quackery, and be looked
Yer from head 10 toe
Twice a year Id have my teeth exam
ned. | waited till they hurt and now
ook at me- Everybody has 70 take medi-
zine some time and the best kind is pre-
gentive medicine
And I'd have my heart tested. and my
urine analyzed, and my blood pressure as
ertained. and all the rest Of the things
they've been doing % me Of late-Td
have them all done beforehand ! don't
wait tim my automobile breaks down or
blows up. see that it's in good trim all
the time
IT,. queer how a man goes along abus-
ing his body loading it up with waste,
letting il get rusty and rattly-what if
ice did that with his two-thousand-dollar
car? What if he left that out in the rain,
and lst the carburetor get dirty and the
yhnders fun Of carbon and paid no at
'.ention to it generally? Wouldn't he be
fool?
Well. he's fooler when he doesn't keep
Ihis body I'M order. For his body's worth
more than a two million dollar machine,
and has more TO DO with his happiness or
misery than any contraption Of steel and
orass.
Yes. sir; if I'were young again I'd take
rs good care Of my body as do of my au-
tomobile.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
SETTLING IT

"Paheoa." said Brother Bucaloo "rne and
Rruddor sankcy SIN th has jess been havIn' m
intellectual spuie bout I'll pen and Tho swod.
which does you a1y. eh aut dc wlehfIvr9"
"Uh Foll seh. icplIcl sage rd psrson Bar.
-tar "iri boic bf. deir pipt- ~ s.pcriorift
F'rnstanco de- sF1'd am dr best 10 stick into
q man and DE- pen am dc pest to- stick a man
into Hurrumph, Exchange.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

~ f 10 f-e tbs
r. l0Ee fhe re-
slafa1rc ~ The
boa to disease.
The tst tends 20
scrlmiilate around
rho bart aud
ken that o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
n.aI.n ou..,Ions Ans~er.a

Mr r. r. " What are Che
rymp'om ~ riokcts in baby
Failure ~ opening on front ~
tkull f1 close. Enlargement OF
joints bending of spine or ~urving
90 leg. and arm profuse sweat.
lnR
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17

Chests an abnormal increase
IN he body weight due 10 deposits
The Detroit times., 1916-11-17
TO PREVENT INSANITY

eY n. AooiNGToN BRUCE
Parsniaood etc
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tice is hereby given that by virtue of
the power of sale therein contained, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by q
| veyed by said mortgage, viz:
| The East Half Of the North West
Quarter (E4 Of NWD and Lots one o.
and Two CD in Section Eighteen GS) of
ToWnship One Hundred Fifty. Three
153) North of Range Eighty Six 1850
West Of the Fifth Principal Meridian,
containing One Hundred Sixty acres.
more or less, according to the Govern
ment survey thereof,
Together with all the Entertainments
and appurtenanceS thereuntO belonging
which said sale will be made by the
Sheriff of said Ward County, at the
front door of the Court House, in the
City of Minot County Of Ward, State of
North Dakota, on the 21st day of Octo-
Der, 1916 at two o'clock p. NJ, to salts
fly the amount which will then be due on
said mortgage for principal and inter
est, taxes paid and interest thereon and
costs of sale, including statutory attor-
ney'S fees.
There will be due on said mortgage at
the date of sale the sum of One Thous-
and six hundred and ninety three and
11-1O0 Dollars ($1693.1D principal and
interest, and taxes paid and interest
thereon, besides attorneys fees and
costs and disbursements.
PAUL EVANSON,
Mortgagee.
Tracy r. Bangs,
Grand Forks, N D.,
Attorney for Mortgage. 9-7-t6
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Citation Hearing Petition for Appoint
ment of Administrator.


ment of Administrator.
State Of North Dakota, County of Ward,
County Court, Before Hon. VIM Murray,
Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ole H.
CHRISTOPHER, Deceased.
Louise NJ. christopher, Petitioner,
Frederick Christopher, Olga Hyndman,
Henry NJ. Christopher, Clara Tollefson,
Mamie Baker, Henry Hector, Carl
Hector and Claude Hector, Respond
The State Of North Dakota to the Above
Named Respondents and all persons
Interested in the Estate of ole H.
christopher, Deceased:
You and each Of you, are hereby mott
fled that the above-named petitioner
herein, has filed in this Court her petit
ton praying that letters of administra-
ton upon the estate of Ole H. Christo-
pher, late of the City of Minot in the
COUNTY, OF Ward; and State of North Da-
Christopher and that the said petition
will be heard and duly considered by
this Court on the 18th day of October.
1919 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
Court in the Court House in the City of
M1not, County of Ward and State Of
North Dakota, and you, and each of you,
are hereby cited to be and appear before
this court at said time and place, and
answer said petition, and show cause, if
any there be, why the prayer of said pc
IltlOIl oloulu IlOl ne SIdIleu.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the sigma
ture of the Judge of said Court is hereto
subscribed and attested by the seal of
County of Ward in the State of North
Dakota this 9th day of July, 1916.
By the Court:
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Judge of the County Court.
Let the service Of the above citation
be mad by Personal Service on all heirs
within the state and by publication III
| he md Ind
WILLIAM MURRAY,
Judge Of the County Court.
James Johnson.
Attorney for the Estate. 9-7-t3
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, default has been made IN
the payment of interest due November
on one prOmiSsory note and coupons at
tached thereto, secured by that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by r.
mortgagors to Peter S. Evanson, mort
gagee. which mortgage was dated the
first day of November, 1913, and filed for
record in the office of the Register of
Deeds in and for Ward County on the
first day of December, 1913, at 4:05
o'clock +. M. and recorded in Book PA
of Mortgages on page POP
The said mortgage by virtue Of the
authority in said mortgage contained,
has declared and does hereby declare the
whole sum of money secured by said
mortgage to be due and payable and no
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-07
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

The Underwood School District No
so will receive sealed bids for building
a school house up to p. m. Sept. 80,
1916. Plans and specifications can he
seen at Supt. w. D. Wendt's Office or
office of clerk of this district. Every
bid must be accompanied by certified
check of $50 and sent to P. H. johann
ningsmier, Clerk. The board reserves
the right to reject all bids.
BY order of board.
P. H. JOHANNINGSMIER,
9-7-t2cg Clerk
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FOR SALE-36O acres of we'll i'm
proved land seven miles from good
railroad town; Is miles from Minot;
2 IL miles from church; 1-2 miles
from school,; on telephone and mail
route. There are $4,000 worth of
buildings and fence on the farm.
Good tame grass pasture and plenty
of hay and water. An ideal farm
for grain and stock raising. Price
$500 per acre. Terms 100000
down, balance on easy terms or crop
payments. Write j. P. Breslin, Box
50, Sanish, N. D. Stiff
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FOR EXCHANGE-An Iowa farm Of
200 acres, worth $4,000 per acre,
for ranch near Minot. Also 800
acre farm to exchange for section
or more Of improved farm land near
Minot. Address F. w. Bisbee, Tu-
rim, Iowa. 9-7-t2*
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NOTICE.

l hereby give notice that my son
Estel Updike will be responsible for
all bills contracted by him, that have
no further interest in any transactions
or contracts made by him on and after
this date
Dated at Minot, N. d., this End day
Of September, 1916.
9-7-t2* BERT UPDIKE.
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FOR SALE-Good second hand FIVE
passenger touring car. Has large,
roomy body and would make ideal
car for farmer. Tires are in first
class condition. Will be sold cheap
and on almost your own terms. In
quire at Independent office for ad-
dress Of owner. If
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-07
NOTICE.

The Minot Farmers Cooperative
Elevator Co. will be ready to receive
grain in it's new elevator building
south of the Riverside Grocery, Sept
Is. We will be pleased to meet all
of our friends and new patrons as we'll
after that date.
8-31-tf SEVER SOME, Manager.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-07
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.

All grade pupils of the city schools
who have deficiencies to make up in
any subject are requested to meet at
the high school building at nine o.
clock Friday morning, Sept 8, for ex-
aminations. All pupils who are I'M
classified should be present at that
time for classification and assignment.
Bring pencil and paper.
BRUCE FRANCIS, Supt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For North
Dakota land, fine 7-room house in
Kalamazoo, Mich, city of $4,000.
Cemented cellar, good well, 2 blocks
from car line and 11s blocks from
school. Barn 30x32 and lots cover
y acre. George Odell, Glenburn,
N. D., RID 8, Box AZ. 8-31-2t*