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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29
Law BREAKING Law mAkers.

Vac artVn of Representative WIh.
ctsr"an n returning Do as, Govern
mont hs aln for four da>s .duune
Nh.rA ht Was ans,ut FROM WASHINGTON
nn p'1'ate huslnt,s susgcsts thai CON
stress miehi nud rortle oe'd far n
Nosiieeion lnio seandalous abuse
"uh'ut enng gar FROM thc Captol t.
srif fho lAN nn iho subject IS plaln.
nni no ono Who reads 80 can nn to
understand that ils intent is thst CON
sressnen shaIl ne ped while aitondlns
!" ther duties ana that deductions
irom their salaries shall 30 made when
thrf are Rhsent without tho excuse
tpad They arr attending 90 publlc husi.
hess hai in praciicr "puhut business
Is construed 90 mean ANYTHING Ia which
p"Diie servant mas De- Interested
There IS no offonse ~ hig business
mat Is worse in morals than thls de-.
'orraic evasion ~ tbs statute rs mem
nefs ~ CONGRESS- n IS aside frpm me
question 90 argue that Congressman
SHOULD not ne held 10 the erinastone
az he were a farmrand. ror the law
PASSED In NoaeresS lsself regulates his
pay and The conditions under which ~
sNA8 and SHAH not resolve 81 In o..
'A"" q formal luxesssgation, Il some
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Tho statement thai enod r,ide Vu
hrneui autoo,ohilsts moore tnr nNne
plse ls tae sia,h srsumsu, 90 Jhal isp,
20 mossharh" vho festnta tht aruu
~ sood rutds hr.aust hcUcr usHwa,
will mean an advanced aN wte %
appcAH to the hug,rne prtud.r
aealue, enc tlt, fcner anl mo tata
nuhulst
uoot roaas do mean so,sl auto nIEh
Ways However ths one ervat areu-
mcnt for better country traffic wats rs
that ihoy viii enable thc mrmrr Co.
see hs gra.n hls inc stoeh and his
daln and poultry products 81 town at
q reasonable eost q Is an economic
proposition ANA should NOT he Tossed
ans ohscurvd hs the fcar ct Swine th,
iov rNlcr place 90 ioN udc
Good n,ads mosn gooa auto high.
WAYS aud shcN also mean good huee,
rAa6s good NaEon uads. eood raads
for amy and AN purposes They wnl
ntrak 40 rural isolation and thcir as
Nhiishmcnt means the establishment
~ hettcr schools AMI better rural
churches The farmer Who votes aaainst
better highways bccauSe hc objects a.
autos using tho roads ne hell,s huid
helonss IN another agc and t Is not an
awe % the future
10 hank hack from nrogross ual,oa
Through the mud ~ winter and the dust
~ summer because ~ tho fear ihat
anteisis VIII profit morc hy BETTER
h'shways Is the height ~ sclfishness
ana short .slehiedneSs 81 Louis re.
pnhlc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

M; children. Mr.. Ferguson 4,
election viii moi mean FREE school
books Nor will il mean school.
hooks confirmed for amy specific
number Of years. Such talk IL ah.
sur'l. With the fwtherance OF
exploration, and the finding Of
poles ard Rivers Of Doubt. and
Snch, geography grows stale over
night, and science makes such
rapid strides that this years ad.
vanced knowledge is next year 4
submerged and forgotten plaii.
tndc. Nor Is dear old English
crystalixcd into anything perma.
nenk Why, sporting terms alone
demand . new vocabulary after
ever <<tytlll sAerie~m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Nueecs county has added "A Rna
Moose party 60 ms collection. Per.
manent organization has been cf.
tected through the efforts 80
Henry Holden. J G. Scott. Lester
Hunst and we have quite forgot.
ten the other charter memher',
name. No matter, the infant or.
ganlaaiion Is hummer. MeSsrs
Holden and Gunst say SO. and
Judge Scott doesn't DENY Il. With
any sort OF growing weather AT am
the infant Bull Moose ought As
represent mot less than thirty or
forty members by the time Dem.
ocraey comes into is own in No.
yember. Heres lnck.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

lf Rcairice Nelms want, to make
5000 dead EASY, She wlll kindly
noiify this office hy telegraph. at
onr expense We arr pcleclly
willing 10 ,nend $500 Of the $1,000
reward offered Ia order o. heat
the rest Of the world on the Nclms
story The fact Is, we haven L
scooped The universe Since The
Caller had The FIRST anthcniic story
of General Reyes dash from san
Antonio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Hearing two witnesses contra
diet each other IN the cnnrse az
the Cailiaux trial, NJ Labor re-
marked There can be- no oucs
tion Of the good faith of either al
You gentlemen lut your minds
could moi have aeen working m
same way on that particular DIS "
IN this case, N lnhnri takes an
unconventional stand lle m,hst.
h'les the revolutionary idea n.
GOOD faith For perhry ard goss
cut of his way 20 make two good
friends whore he n,ivht leac made
enc good enemy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29
THIS oRAvEsT CRISIS.

I a danger ~ HoN lhI'al'Hn ~ llVh'
the European hotbed
Austria, spurning honorable
peace, has thrust the bayonct into
scrvia, aud Russia swclls 10 AN.
leash her hordcs ia the Slav's de-.
Tense.
Seryia. alone, is no noulhfnl for
Austria, whose available fighting
force. schooled 10 war. If some
thing in excess Of ono million men
NJ arms Bat Sorvia p two BUN.
drcd and fifty Thousand men are
backed by the scrricd ranks IS all
Russia. with five million, at beck
aud call
And Russia Wiil act
Russia will act despite Ausiria 8
pledge 20 refrain from amy scil.
ufrs Of sorsiau territory
Blood is thicker lhhn water and
kinship with Serfia only adds fwl
20 hatred for Austria whosc broth
Nr ~ tcrmauN
Mud when Russn suarIy Gcr
many picks up her car whcn
Russia snaps Germany trained
lcginns flash m motion
France Is with SrrfiH aud RuH
sla aud because ol 800 oii m
lcrsiandine Britain Is NOT 800 im
probable champion on ihr slme
side
How IL stands with Gprmme
aud France every school child
knows Tho vWd scan OF Nlsacr
lorraine b moi healcl and urrilc
France pasi paiiru,r nlllnu for
lhc pouliico that B. mulo ul brook
en bones and cloliol hloei Hnd
britain and GERMANY have done
the war daucc aforeilme rHrh ca.
ecr for peace Through honorable
fear
A. ihr wheel whrle other Boss
llons mu, be drawn .nfo thc tor
icN linly n 900 odrr Hl Gu,rer
leans tovari srriH pHnn rr.t
lcm uud every miunlu Kingdom
Boo tho mnWniNiu draw Iu breath
Of sharp hlird me var CO.. m
other
Sow muai lpIomHrt und urlsuu
work. with infinite speed Hnd nu
paulleled aouup.r OnIt .om,
hoid plan instantly formulated
and arepiod coon ap"l ih, clnsh
~ millions. stay ih mehr,.l
struggle that man has ever mlIcu
heir Co.
scrya has bent 20 Austria hc
You'd all expectation haas nude
CONCESSIONS beyond the strength of
the national pride 20 bear aud vet
Auslrin Is lhe agrcwor rrscniiuf
al pressure brought 90 bear h,
Europe uudimnyul hy lhc hido
auH prospect
Englhud Frame uI lHlN mu
sirivon lo make mediation po,l
hlp Grmum and Austria hnN,
slashcd lhc olive hunrh io wrrr,
There b. tll some uwo hoppe oil
peace asserting itself sra vague
indeed
nut something muN h donc
Surely civilization Wolrmnl o
waste can bring itsrlf to onupuc
This greatest emergency cw
mouoh thp frobrmd mr' audl
Else sword that lust, 90 drp Will
7 The blood oi innocent millions
" not civilization ls q mocknN
an idle honsi Il mere glos.ing owe
of every hateful savage msunc
with lies. q ,ilkcn shit to he woi
a. leisure over the homes ~ disoas
mud the flesh ol corruption
Some God fearing eenius
needed now Some man WHO'S
blazing Intelligence viii burn rcu
son into The ewes ol passion. who's
Workmanship viii go DOWN in hi.
tor, as worth, az lhr lr,.on laueh
las Jesus Christ erutilltd m 81
obscure age we arp pleased lo loo
apou as being dark
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

ttlN Commissioner Collins lr
serves consideration While m
Detroit he managed 90 FEATURE
Corpus Christi n several uewsna
peers. and even landed one leading
editorial lo helm boost Inc game
II was generally nmored on the
streets last nirht that Commission
rr Collins would hc made tht titN%
publicity agcut Tor 1913
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

The election service rendered d,
the Dallas Galveston News wal
without parallel Texas has ren
son 90 be- proud of such ncwspu
pcrS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

According "a distinguished
seiepiisis California has a reul
volcano bat we nre willing a.
WAGER good money that California
viii NOT make Mount l.asscn as
leading feature Of her Panama Pa
cilic advertising campaign
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Well 40 nny rate summer
gowns promote the study OF ply.
zeal geography
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

The unwrltien law s three
quarters pretty woman Niue
taillauN acquitted
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Houston Post logging the
ocean BETTER stick 10 hogging
the farm.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Wonder IL Attorney General
Looncy will be- 30 rnrcr now to
press that suit against ihc q
VI AZ
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

II we lived u Scrtia and wcrr
citizens of belgrade. wcd bus e.
LIrkrI In luInallnI lurnu.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Everything points ip war lln
ley says, II They beat mc I'd IN
raso, Che fight has only just be-
gum"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Why NOT offer Germany Britain.
France Russm Austria Soryia.
etc. ON \ u g. lcllovorsg
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

An Orange man is said 10 have
voted al ZOE Probably lO2 la me
shade.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

SECRETARY MeAdoo T. deposllnr
til,Womo in national hanks
throughout the country ia order
to help the FARMER move has crop.
Ms wonderful how kindly q man
feels toward The whole wide world
when he's middlc.agcd and newly
wed ~ q sweet Young optmist
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

Hoping 90 aid the nemnemiip
narty President Wilson will deli,
~ a number of speeches the com
ing fall This may be- good poll
lies bat somehow We can Z acens.
tom ourselves 20 the idea of a
president taking the stump. noi
even with the Theodore Roosevelt
trimming that has been forced upon
ms
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-29

no eurlas .rd trgu u'1oF y cfH 10'1' p 49,,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1914-06-19

Subscription, per year in advance. :. $3.50
KENDRICK IDAHO
Mrs. Robt. Bigham, ST., present
ed the Editor with beautiful bou-
quet of roses.
w. M. McCrea is attending the
meeting Of the Hardware dealers
association which is being held in
Uniontown this week.
Mrs. Stanley Talbot returned to
her home in Lewiston Sunday even
ing after short visit with her
mother Mrs. S. E. Crow.
Old papers for sale at the Gaz-
cite.
Several new cross walks have
been built in this city the past week.
Some more would not hurt. Some Of
the sidewalk would also stand
little repair. Keep the good works
up.
The show is drawing large crowds.
Mrs. A. Shore and daughter, of
Lapwai, are visiting at the home
of John Mathes on Little Bear
ridge.
Lost-A silk hand bag containing
a gold watch. Lost between Cam
eron and Cavendish. Finder please
return to Mrs. G. M. Lewis, Ken
drick, and receive reward.
T. B. West and C. G. Compton are
out on Elk River trying their luck
fishing.
Six of the Economy farm gates
were seen going out on the Potlatch
ridge to be erected on farms of that
vicinity the first of the week.
A large number of people of this
city attended the Wilson-Nelson
wedding on Big Bear ridge last Sun
day.
Please send in the news you have
about your relatives and friends.
We will be glad to publish it.
Transfers are hauling large loads
of lumber to Kendrick from the saw
mills on Cedar creek.
Mrs. H. Robbins returned to her
home in Cottonwood after a short
visit with her brother C. C. Black
burn.
j. Florance was a visitor in Ros-
ialia, Wash. Sunday.
Mrs. w. James returned from
Palouse Monday evening, where she
has been visiting her sick sister.
Claus Eichner purchased a new
Reyo auto of the Kendrick Auto
Company.
Mrs. VIM. English and children
of Lacrosse, Washington, were Wis
iting her mother Mrs. M. P. French.
From here they went to lilo to visit
her sister.
Tuesday Mrs. M. P. French and
daughter Mrs. English went to
Driscal Ridge to visit her daughter
Mrs. Roeburg.
M. M. Weeks, of Spokane, was
business visitor in this city Thurs
day
Mrs. Crosby, of Leland, went to
Palouse Thursday to visit relatives.
Did you see those new boats that
went to Atwater lake this week.
They are dandy and you can shoot
them over the waters. Try them
whirl.
J. w. Roush departed for Spo-
kane Thursday for few days stay.
J. H. Buckallew, of Juliaetta was
trying to show some bees where to
light the other morning and they
misunderstood him and he is wear
ing quite as swelled head from the
effects. He thinks they are real
unmaneraly.
Hugh Helpman and wife of At
water Lake spent Sunday afternoon
in this city.
The Lewiston ball team defeated
the local team last Sunday on the
local diamond The game was q |
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15

We. as former members OF the execu.
tive committee OF the Texas Cotton
Association, We call n Cotton conyen.
ton TO be held at Dallas Monday.
August "a, at 10 q. M. to which farm.
ers, merchants, bankers, ginners. oil
mill men and spInners are invited. TO
consider ways and means for relief.
County mass meetings should be held
al every court house on Saturday,
August %, at p. m, and cooperation
with other counties considered, and
select at least twelve delegates 10 the
Dallas convention. At New Orleans
on August 27 and 2s there viii be a
meeting OF delegates from every cot.
ton State. Tho time for action IS
short. the necessity is upon us. and
we must not hesitate. All papers
friendly to cotton are requested to
publish this call.
]. G. HICKEY, Henderson.
JAMES GARRITY. corsicana.
J. II. CoNNELL. Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
NAvAsoTA's STREETS BETTER
THAN OURS.

II rains do not prevent, the Bryan
visitors will be at Navasota next
Thursday. In this connection. Secre-
tary Mcknight Of the Commercial Club
told the writer on Thursday that he
particularly desired to bring along
with the party the aldermen OF Bryan
that they might see some real city
streets. Mr.. Mcknight further said
that the worst streets in Navasota
were vastly better than the best
streets in Bryan. While we are glad
TO know that others see us in favor.
able light, still we feel that there Is
much room for Improvement and a
few weeks hence our street depart
ment may be able to present a yet
more favorable front-Navasota Ex-
aminer-Review.
Bryan's residence streets are not so
good. We have neglected our streets
and country roads for things we be-
lieved to be Of more importance. We
have built beautiful homes, magnih-
cent churches and great schools and
now we are going to build good streets
and roads. The writer lived in Nava.
sofa once for time and from observa.
tons made II is no trouble TO have
good streets in Navasota. Our streets
are travelled and cut up considerably
while your thoroughfares are left un
molested as the great Creator once
fixed them. II reminds us of keeping
house-very little trouble to keep II
neat II no one lives there but yourself
but when you fill II up with a bunch
OF young kids like we have done, yor
have to go some to keep things pre-
sentable. As soon as our water ques
ton is settled we are going to fix oul
residence streets and in the meantime
we are going to build some countr!
roads that will be in keeping will
Brazos County's great agricultural re
sources and splendid schools an,
churches. Paving of our business sec
ton will be continued in the mean
time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
THE HOTELS ARE BUSY.
l.. NJ. HEWITT,
Traffic Manager.

II has been many a summer since
the hotels OF New York have been as
busy as they are this season. Cut off
from Europe by the war, out OF town
visitors are pouring into the city by
every train and coastwise steamer.
Hotels are usually almost vacant at this
time. but most OF the hostelries Of the
city are as crowded as II II we're mid.
winter. There is another reason for
this crowded season. The weather at
the seaside resorts is too cool for com
fort, so many folks who feel that they
are compelled to take a summer trip,
regardless of everything, have made
New York their objective point.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15

The standpat Republicans-that is,
what is left of them-and the Bull
Moosers have both nominated State
tickets, not for the purpose, or with
the hope OF election, but with an eye
single to pie should there ever be a
change In the National administra-
ton. The Republicans are headed by
John w. Philip of Dallas for Governor,
and John Hall of Lampasas for Lieu
tenant Governor The Bull Moosers
by F. VI. Ethridge of Dallas for Gov
ernor, and George E. Kepple of Hous-
ton for Lieutenant Governor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
WHAT HAPPENED TO
COURT HOUSE LleHT7

II has been noticed of late that the
big light on the court house, presented
to the city by Mr.. Lawler, proprietor
Of the Bryan Power Co., has not been
burning ard numerous questions as to
the cause of this have been asked by
both the country and townspeople.
Upon investigation OF the matter we
were informed that the light had been
connected on the court house meter
and that after the first month the light
burned a bill was presented to the
county. Judge Maloney reports that
he was under the impression that the
light was free gift to the city from
Mr.. Lawler, and after the bill was pre-
scented he ordered the light cut out.
Almost every one was under the
same impression as Judge Maloney.
Nearly all the street lights on Dial
las avenue have also been cut off, and
the street is just as dark as 1t was be-
fore the lights we're installed. The
reason for this Is, we are informed,
residents on said avenue agreed to pay
for the burning Of lights II the city
would install them. Said residents
paid for six months in advance, and
since the expiration Of this time they
have refused to pay for the lights. The
council feels that the city should not
pay for street lights on this street
alone, while residents in other portions
Of town pay for their street lights.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
SLOW TO WAKE UP.

Secretary Mcknight OF the CONNER.
cial Club at Bryan was caller at
this office this morning. Mr.. Nc
Knights visit to Navasota and Grimes
County was to inspect, first, the good
roads leading out through district No.
/. and second. to take look at the
condition OF Barker's prairie road and
the lane approaching the Nayasota
river with n view to rendering some
sort OF assistance to travellers, more
especially autoists.
Mr.. Mcknight is an exceedingly
companionable fellow and seems long.
headed in the matter Of who is to
blame for the road conditions In his
county. He said that when he APP
preached the county authorities for
assistance with which TO maintain a
team at the above place to assist the
travellers that he was given to under
stand that no money was available
for any such purpose. That the coun-
~ folks considered this would be en-
tering into a sort OF traffic arrange
ment and that the county could not
do this. Mr.. Mcknight takes another
view OF the matter. and rightly so.
He feels that the condition Of the
road in this edge Of Braozs County is
working a hardship upon strangers
who are not aware OF what they are
going TO get into. and that any official
body would be justified in taking cog
nizance OF the matter and spending
public money to relieve such a condi-
ton. In all events. the Commercial
Club OF Bryan sent Mr.. Mcknight
down here to see the true condition
and report II. . Navasota Is
getting the biggest end of the notorie'
ty attached to the road condition on
account OF her nearness to the scene
Some very unpleasant reports have
been received here about extortionate
charges for pulling cars out OF the
mud; some of them were not justified
by the facts, no doubt, but there Is
hardly any question but what some
excessive charges have been made.
We hope Mr.. Mcknight will stumble
onto some sort of scheme by which
the situation can be relieved. Nava
sofa has had quite enough criticism
on account OF this piece of Brazo'
County road We have troubles
enough of a legitimate nature without
having to assume unjust opprobrium
-Navasota Examiner-Review.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
MORE PAY FOR LEGISLATIVE
OFFICERS.

Not nearly all our earlier deductions
from the principle of human equality
have come true. Likewise, experience
has dissipatd good many fears Of
the mob. From the viewpoint OF get
ting satisfactory results in a direct,
dependable way, our government, both
State and county, is subject to much
criticism. We pay the men who make
our laws beggarly salaries, while the
men who execute these laws often re.
ceive generous salaries, although their
work is largely clerical. This condi-
tion applies to county and State alike,
and is one of the questions that should
receive early attention from the Leg
islature.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Better a foggy present than a misty
past.
After some men start they are too
lazy to stop.
Misery is the only real pleasure a
pessimist has.
Only a foolish map will refuse to
laugh at his wife's jokes.
True love never finds II necessary
to express itself In words.
Some women Just have to kiss each
other or remain unkissed.
A bachelor would rather hold $50.
pound girl than a ten-pound baby.
Every woman has q tender spot; Il
may be In her heart or II may be on
her toe.
No mans education is complete till
he can tell when a woman's hat is on
straight.
The so-called better half Of the
matrimonial combine never ceases
trying to find out how the other half
lives.
It's easy TO gauge mans intelli-
gence. Draw him into a discussion,
and II he agrees with you he's sensi.
bic.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-15
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The telephone rings in the office OF
the interurban.
"Hellol"
"Hellol Is this Mr.. HEWITT"
yes, sir"
do you know what became OF n
package that I sent down TO Benoni
Jenocasca at Steve Montebaum's
placer"
when did you ship it7'
"why. took II down TO the motor
and left II on the platform one day
this week"
did you have II marked and get
a shipping bill for ~"
"No. I Just left II in the car and
thought you would leave II at the right
place"
To an ordinary person this seems
ridiculous, but II is no uncommon oc-
currence, and Is praeticed by entirely
too many.
Hereafter any package left on our
car or shipping platform without prop
er billing and marking and prepay
ment will not be handled by our EN-.
ployes and will be left entirely at the
owners risk.
When any package or shipment is
sent TO the interurban for transporta.
ton II must be plainly marked. prop
erly billed and prepaid.
L. NJ. HEWITT.
Traffic Manager.