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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
HOUSE AND SENATE.
Official List Of the Democrats
Who fIave Been Named.
Senate,

First District --------------------- -.
Third UlStriCt-W. X Graham, Ioca-
hontas
seventh District-O. b. Harvey, Cliff
smith District-Edward Echols, stuun-
Eleventh District-B. w. Lynn, Lees
burg.
Fifteenth District-George s. Shaclcl-
Seventeenth Dstrct-John S. Chapman,
Stanardsville.
1'wenty-nrst Districs-R. r. Noblin,
Twenty-third Dlstrict-W. A. Garrett,
Twonty-nfth Dlstrict-F. B. Roberts,
Chase City.
Twenty-scventh District--A. r. Hobbs,
AIarl
sitter, Petersburg.
II, T5lhirty,firss pistri i ". Sale Nor
Thirty tnird"Dist rict-John G. Niemeyer,
Thrty-nfth Distrlct-T. Ashby Wick
ham, Richmond.
Thirty. Seventh Distrlct-B, 7. Gunter,
Accomac
Thirty-eighth District-Charlcs j. An
derson, Richmond,
Thirty-ninth District-J. Boyd Sears.
Mathews.
House Of Delegates.
Accomuo-John r. Row, Parkslcy.
Albemarlc and Charlottesvile-Dr Thos.
M. Dunn. Free Union, and d. S. Pitts.
Scottsvllc.
Alexandria city and county-Jamcs r.
Cation, Alexandria.
Allegheny and Craig-N. Il. spcssard,
New Castle,
Amherst-Dr. II. Don Scott, Potts.
Appomattox--A. b. THornhill, Towor
Amelia and Nottoway-l. A. sydnor
Mannboro.
Augusta and staunton-Jno. ". CHURCH
II. walker, Weyer,s Cave.
Bath. Highland, Rock6riago and Huena
Vista-S. w. Sterrett Hull
Bediord,-II; G. Lowry, Bedford City,
I}otetourt-Dr. w T.. Barker buchanan
Brunswlcii-Dr. Il. S. Powell, Wood
buckingham and Cumberland Nc
Rae McRue's.
Campbell Eugene ould Evlngton. i,
GaToll-.N. r. Oglesby, iillsvlle,
Charlotte Boyan Green, brakes
Branch.
Chesterfield, Manchester and Powhntnn
Willis PN!am. Manchester
Clarke and Warren-M. NJ. Johnson,
Front Royal.
utulptilti''~l'f "A. to'' NkaHlcl, w llISio'
Dickinson and Wiso--R l.. Counts, Coe-
burn
l,lzaoSth City aud Accomac- Harry II,
Houston, Hampton,
F ht:aG III = n. Green cen '' Warrenton.
Fauquicf and Loudoun-Dr, j. II, coch-
rAn. TIE Plains
Franklm--John r. Guerrant, galloway.
frederick ana Winchester Richard i.
Byrd. Winchester.
NlouGc8ter-Jas L. Tallnferro Glouces-
Goochland and Observation-Disclosures
Petit Palmyra.
Giles and Bland Martin Williams,
pearisburg.
Halifax NJ. b.. Booker, South Boston,
Hanover y, Cardwel Richmond.
Henrico-C, W, Throckmoron Rich,
Henry-J. N, Barker, Jr,, Axiom.
son's Wharf,
King ana Queen and ilssox-J. NJ. Lewis
XIII King William and Eanoyer-,o. o
Gwathmey, Klng, William
Lancaster ana Rrhmond-John Curlett
Lest l.. Pennington, Jonesyillc.
I.oudopp--F. 81, Love, Eureellville,
Louisa--Rep. l.. ] Haley. BucEncrs,
Lunenbprg-E, P.> WALLACE, Doubl
Bridge.
Madison ana Greene-N. B. Early, u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
AMELIA AFFAIRS,
Made Money for the Monument
Fund-Suspected of Poisoning.
s (Specfal TO The Times-Dlspatch.)


5 Especial to The ,rimes-Dlspatcl.)
3 AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, sopteH-
Der 17,-Nlrs. n. r. Hardaway. president
of Amelia Chapter Daughters Of me
Confederucy, desires to report that ntler
a settlement with the Southern hallway
for the excursion train to the unvelilng
of the Confederate monumtent, I, o on nnIy
18th, there was a profit for me monument mem
fund Of $l4l.5O., and the southern lfall,
way contributed sl0o. making q tota!
The coroner's Jury in the case Of Bony
Lipscomb's sudden death at JetersyilleS
brolght In n, verdict OF suspected poison
Caroline Lpscomb, and charged Betty
HnrrIs ana Asa Wells, all colored, as
bning accessory to the crime.
Caroline Lipsconlb and Betty Harris
we're I arrested and taken before Magls-
trate John II. southall and sent on to
I he reslIinr court for trial and ramanded
~ taiI Al effort to secure bnil for them
fis INV being made. Asa Wells has not
-, Tnt hnon unprecedented,
a her case of Illicit liquor selling has
been charged against Richard Wiley, at
/ 'ndore. He was brought here for inyes-
tiration before Justice w, O. Harvey.
Fla was represented by Turner and
,rhrHves, who waived examination and
had the case sent on TO tho regular term
% tue COURT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
What It Cost Mr.. Rosenegk

Mr.. A. Won, n. Rosenesk, defeated can
didate for the House OF Delegates from
Henrico county, has filed his expense ac-
count with the clerk of the county. lie
spent $685. in the race.
MIR. Rosencgls was defeated by MI c.
w. Throckmorton. All OF those who par
ticipa,ed in the primary have filed their
expense accounts, with the exception or
feated for the State Senate by Judge T.
Ashby Wickham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

Da&sonvillc.
Mathews ana Middoscx-1. %. 7. Lane Lane,
Alecklehburg- r. Read, 1'nlmer's
Montgomery and Radford--charles A.
johnson, Ci1istinnsburg
'Nunsefnpnu-- Robert ". Nathers, suf--
Nelson-.Georgo w. Whitehead, Rose
Newport hcws--W. u. Barrett, New
port News. ~.
ys Mfw NS1 chnro1 fty aass e
s SorfoaiR : c,ty;ayy. ~ Old, 5rD and p.
NNorfolk counly-~W. q. Parker and e.
w. owens, Portsmouth.
northampton and Accomac--J. 4. VIII
kins E:tstville.
George Mason, Colonial Beach.
Utii,se--C. C Talafcrro. Nasons.
Page .hld Rappahahnock-D s. Louder
Pat,ic:,--i. il. Eos ter, stella.
SON. y 5S:xdr%!i! aJ ] = Tsyior cRatham
aq4 ~ Clement S 81 d, h Soiers,rr
i1,crislnoutth-c Charles r. Bland, Ports
] Princess AIMED gorge Y. sncad Pungo.
Prince 15dward-J ohm j. Owen, Green
FRINGE Nnlinm-Thomas II. Lion, Ma
naSsls. YAM lfs3 sG FIJI, y
pniaski--Jamos 7. Trolingcr, Pulaski
City. J..
Eockingllnm- III. NJ, Rogers, Mt.
Crawford. md +. 3. Il. Gond, McGheys-
Richmond city-Eugene Mnsslo. .,Nrdwny
tPullol. II. p Cox, r. u. Pcyton, Jr., ana
Harry Z. Glenn.
B Roanoke city and county-A NJ. Bow
man. salem. and A. 3. Coleman, Roanoke.
Ruckhtlhgc and Duena Fistn-Roy G.
Mitchell, Brownsburg.
Spotsylvania and Notwithstanding
willie r. Swift, Fredericksburg. .
Southnmpton--J. 3. Prince, CORTLAND.
{ Stafford and King George-R. G. Il L.
Moncure. Falmouth.
Jurratt.
surry and Irlnco Georges. y. Barhap,
Tr.. RunnSmedc.
TaHrwell and Buchanan-Rev. j. j.
Grundy.
Wythe-Dr. W, w. Buck, Rural Re
treat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Miss Margaret Walters.

(SpnclnI % TIC TImes-DIspHttI1'3
RElDSYILLE, s, c., September IT,
tain and Mrs. A, u, walters, died early
this morning after nm illness with scarlet
fever. She was 90 years old She Is sur
yiyed by hcr parents and three brothers,
La, who are quarantined IN the yellow
fever district, and Ned Matters, who is
in San Francisco. Miss Walters has yis-
tied in Richmond and Is well known there.
She Was one Of Redsvillc's most popular
Young ladies. The Yntcrment was made
this afternoon in Greenwich cemetery
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Pensacola '.
lBx Associated Press.)

n (By ASsoclateU ITess'1
PENSACOLA, FLA, September l1.-Ihe
yellow fever situation here showed I'M
provement again tonight, no new cases
being reported at the State Board OF
Health headquarters.
Only one new suspicious case was dis
covered during the day, and that IS N the
infected district The physicians ana the
State health officer, DR.. Porter are CON
fident of controlling the situation II no
case develop from mosquitoes which pc
came infected from W. Z. King and the
Norwegian yice-Consul Woltburg VINO
walked the streets for several days pc
fore calling for u physician
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
~F--'~F--7'F''-
DEATHS,

BRIGGS Died, al his late residence, No.
sos North First Street, Richmond. Va,
JOHN II. BRIGGS, son of Ellen Van
doryall Briggs and husband OF ELLA y.
Briggs, Saturday, September 18th, at
1;i5 r.. NJ.
Funeral win take place from the First
Baptist Church TUESDAY September
18Th. AZ O'clock. Rev. w. y. john
son will olficiate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
BARON KOMURA
MUCH INF R0vEO
(By Associated Press,)

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE fol-
lowing bulleting was issued tonight on
the condition Of Baron Komura, the
japanese envoy, who has been Ill In this
city for some time:
"irhe condition OF Baron Komura at 3
p. NJ, In tho opinion. OF both physlcHtns
in attendance. was satisfactory In ever5
respect. DR.. DelafIeld will see him only
~ 7 .'sAro."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

(I3y Associated Press.)
NEW ORLEANS, September 17.--The
official report Of the yellow fever situa-
ton UP to 6 p. NJ. to-day follows:
New cases, "a. s. RI
Total to date, 2,571.
Deaths, 2.
q. HT otal, 335. 's.
,5 New fool 6.
Cases under trea tment, 323.
Gases discharged, 1878.
The Sunday reports are usually lighter
than tho week, day reports, but 1t was not
expected that tho report would run Is low
as It did. The list Of new cases is the
smallest since July 31st. This leads to the
hope that the reports next week will be
much lighter than they were last week.
The heavy report last week is attributed
to the fact that every ten or twelve days
there Is a marked increase in the number
of new cases. showing a recrudescence
of fever from foci which was not orig-
nally known. This Is fortunate IN that
it enables the authorities to trace these
cases to the original focus in the locality
any by thorough fumlgation to eradicate
the source Of infection, The success In,
wiping out nests of infection In certain
localities. after the original focus in that
locality has been discovered and properly
alEtdlGu, IlHS LDcGlltfIIlc SOIIGG " ~ e.
newa OF confidence In the ultimate out
como.
Among the new cases is DR.. c. NJ.
shanely. OF Barataria the physician who
is in charge OF the district of upper
3nratara in Jefferson pnrish He re-
ported the existence Of fever In the
territory and was placed in charge by tho
State Board of Health. He moved TO that
territory from North Dakota a few years
ago and owns a small plantation there.
His illness will Interfere with the work
there, and another physician vii! have
to be sent to take charge because there
are still quite number of cases at
Clarke Cheniere. DR.. Shanely came to
this city Sunday morning and was taken
to the emergency hospital lie has only
a light case.
Two cases were reported from the
Charity Hospital, which came from
Stardcr. Lax. which is in Tangipiahope
parish, Just across the lake from New
Orleans. Only four of the new cases
to- day are above Canal street OF the
deaths one was a negro woman uptown |
and the other was In the emergency hos
pital. OF the six now focl three Of them
are uptown.
Unpleasant Experiences.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Corrupt re-
turned from Donaldsonvillc and Baton |
Rouge and snys that he traced tho
Eaton Rouge case to Infection from New
Orleans. He found no other cases there.
lie has established n hospital at Port
Barrow, Just across the bayou from
Donadsonville, and has hopes of eradl-
eating the infection In that place.
Iir. Charles Chassadgnac, the State |
Board physician. who Is in charge at
Tululaf, returned to the city Sunday
Forenoon, to attend to tonne. private
business, before taking up his residence
eradication Of tho Infection, lie reports
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Natcllez,

(By Associated Press,)
NATCIil9I, MISS, September lT-Only
one new case Of yellow fever was re-
portcasio-day, tho patient being Edward
Evans. who was reported sick With yell
low fever yesterday. There are i.ine
cases under treatment.
Or. Layinder was again called to lkernp's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Vicksburg
lRx Associated Press.)

By Associated Press.)
* .VICKSBUIaG, MISS, September - ;,
~ 80 new cases ofiyellow fever developed
Nero to-day, All are negroes. Che OF
ihnI, e 4. mail cIerx, making the second
cnsc TO come out Of tho postottice. The
town was thoroughly fumigated today
nearly two car-loaus Of sulphur having
been burned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
INVESTIGATE FURTHER.
Judge Witt Has Promised More
4 Probing OF Election Frauds.

1t is a settled fact that further in
vestigation will be made Of alleged cleo
tion frauds by n grand jury. Judge VIII
SO stated in the presence of Mr.. Richard;
SON Common wealth's attorney. The
statement of yesterday that nothing had
to Indicate further inyestiga-3
ton was tnadvertcnt. Judge Witt Mr.
Richardson says has promised 1t, and
that Is sufficient.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
AS NEW YORK BROKER
NV Associatcd Press,)

ArAMARO NECIl, N. ", septemher IL
.Tho body of the young man who was
found hanging from, the limb or Tree
night by w w. Caswell, a New York
broker, who lives at Quaker Ridge, us
Otto Schultmann, his former butler
,Bchultlnanns friends say he WAS despond-
ent, and told several persons he intend-
cd to kill himself, It was believed yes
terlay that the man was VIM. q, King,
son OF q cotton-mlll owner, OF Augusta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Killed Himself With Laudanurn.

sPARTANSBWRG, s, @, Septem,bef ~,
Arthur Sterrett. travelling salesman
for a Baltimore dry. goods house, arrived
here at ! A, NJ. and, securing 4 room az
the Spartan Inn, drank bottle OF lauaa'
p ,t, b 5tis physclans We're unable q save
him. and he died at o'clock. sterreii.
was 30 years of age, and tlnlnarrled, t ~
cause is assigned for his action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Open Door in Manchuria.

By Assoclntcd Press)
LONDON, September 1S.-The Shanghai
correspondent OF tn eMornlng Post says
that an Imperial decree has been Is
sued ordering many OF the ports in
A1anchurin to be opened equally to all
treaty powers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
MANY ODD FELLOWS
N PHILADELPHIA.
(By Associated Press.)

+ PHILADELPHIA, PA. September IT,
Hundreds of members Of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows and many Of their.
friends continued TO arrive here to-day
from all sections OF the country to at
tend The annual communication OF the
Sovereign Lodge OF the organization which
will be formally opened tomorrow morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

Mr.. John Walton Divers Melvin, Of the
Norfolk pliot'h us ~ t nsa INV fSon
n epien SAINT Two weeks Ylslt 70 bis brother.
In Vest Virginia. s GIL,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

Levce :Ia and cleft this morning y NC
companied by Drs Altman andL sess.oits.
One, ca Sc was reported there. yesterluluA1y'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
BOUGHT RIGHT To
VIOLATE LAWS

Continued from First Page
lie sentiment shall threaten legislators
with political oblivion who fall to enact
effective laws upon tho subject.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06

Family bottled besr pints or quarts,
By the case delivered at your door By
Jobs wsstsurider. $50 e. Main.
Phoes blsok 0ei. NJ
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06
Constipation.

Health is absolutely impossible, II con-
stipAtion be present. Many serious cases
Of liver and kidney complaint have
sprung from neglected constipation.
Such deplorable condition is unneces-
sary. There is cure Tor it. Herbine
will speedily mend matters. @. "A. Lind
say, P. NJ, Bronson, Fla, writes, Feb. 10,
1902: Having used Aerbine, l find it a
fine medicine for constipation" Soc q
bottle. Sold by Florence Palace Phar
macy and A. A. Hull. It's
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06

Q0000o0000SS00 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
& ABOUT YOUR NEl0HBORS 8
& AND YOURSELVES 8
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Al Harris il down from Denver.
--Aiva Smith left today for Colo.
rAdo SPRINGS.
p. T. AcGuire Is in Portland
this afternoon.
20. g. Hurd has returned from
Salt Lake City.
Miss Heffner. Austin's milIiner.
has siege Of typhoid fever.
Harry B. Kerr Of the Humane
society. was in the city this morning.
%. e. Masters who has been ON
the sick list for several days IL able
to be out again.
Mrs. N. X. Usher and little son
left today for Colorado Springs to
visit Mrs. Usher's parents and sister.
W. J. Mccullough has returned
from the Uintah reservation where lie
attended the sale Of lots In the new
town called Myton.
Mrs. George Helwig. of Edger.
ton, Ohio, is here on visit to her
daughter Mrs. W. 8. Proctor. The
lady expects to remain here all winter.
-R. J. Holland formerly an en-
ploye OF the Union mill, but the last
four years in New York. was in the
CITY yesterday enroute to Cripple
Greek.
IF. e. Nelson. formerly Of this
city, but who IL now travelling for the
Nuokolls Packing company, wss here
today on his first western trip out Of
Pueblo.
Miss Laura Merrill arrived on an
early morning train for . visit with
her cousin. Mrs. G. e. Watts. The
young lady has been spending the
summer with relatives on the Western
Slope and 10 enroute to her homo In
Cedar Rapids. lows.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06
A.ehlsea. ropea. & s.n.. r. Railway.

No. 63S-Prom Pueblo and all
potuts east, arrive daily - II 40 q NJ
No. 6B.For Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily, ,-...-.-. gHp
Nc sai-fo Canon City, daily except
no o,sas.I ~ ID. dsss.. r -, ;3,i;:s:;;:: t~pn
eSps Sunday, arrive. .-.--.. 10 ls1 p =
Dfess ooonc:tton Y nov made At Pueblo fos
Chtealo end all points east. and a. u Junts
9Th Califosuia limited Tor Los Ansoles ana
oas Rranetseo.
isesirtss so!isissd and promptly and shsss
fully answered.
Descriptive Literature folders frss By sppi,
saso 4. .. PAL1Ss lsssk
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06

French, German and Spanish
Taught by the latest methods. Ad,
dress /. O. g.. 261H Main, Oanor
Oity. Colo. 36.si
The daily tribune., 1905-11-06

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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-02
CARNIVAL NIGHT WILL
BE SATURDAY NIGHT

Carnival night of the Territorial
fair will occur on Saturday and it will
be fit ending of a glorious week of
sport and amusement. The carnival
spirit will reign supreme, and those
who have taken part in the carnival
nights Of past territorial fairs know
well what that means and anticipate
it. 1t will be a night for the masher's
and those who like confetti. o. A.
Matson has charge of the confetti de-
partment of the fair and 10000 bags
of the fun making stuff has been or
dered. That will be sufficient to give
everybody taste, and cover Railroad
avenue and all the houses in the city.
The bureau of information of the
Territorial fair, presided over by FL
woed Albright and Willie McMillin,
VIII have a directory for strangers in
the city. A register will be kept at
the bureau headquarters in one of the
lodge buildings in front of the Alvar-
ado and people from out of the city
may send their addresses there so
that their friends may be able to find
them
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-09-02
GRAND ARMY Men
OFF FOR DENVER
New Mexico Department Will
Contribute Largely to
National EnCampment.
". R. c. ARE ACTIVE WITH VETS

From every part of the Union vet
ans of the Civil war are speeding
toward Denver The national en-
campment opens on Monday, and ad-
vices are to the effect that the Queen
City OF the west has taken great
pains to give the vets" a deserved
reception.
large number of New Mexico G.
A. r. attended the encampment at
San Francisco two years ago, and
few of the more able travelled to Bos-
ton last year, but because of the con-
venient location of Denver to the ter
ritOry, the crowd this year to attend
the encampment will exceed by two
fold more than that of any previous
encampment, and already they are 60
ing. The northbound trains of the
past few days have carried many of
them The blue coat, Sheridan hat
and gold tassle, and the reYered red,
white and blue, and cross.aTms of the
G. A, X. badge have become familiar
so frequently are they seen. All are
gray with the weight of years, and
many of them are probably going to
Denver to attend their last rally on
earth.
Department Commander Jacob Welt
mer, of the New Mexico G. A. r.. says
that fifteen will go from Santa Fe and
he has heard that Ration will contrib
ute eleven, besides many who will
take advantage of the cheap rates to
visit the Colorado capital. The Albu-
querque delegation, numbering prob
ably dozen old soldiers and as many
of the w. r. c. will leave for the en-
campment tonight and tomorrow morn
ing, together with a large number of
visitors.
On this mornings train were w. A.
Cozine, of Socorro; L. A. Carr, of
San Marcial; w NJ. Borradalle and
! Patrick Mclaughlin, OF Magdalena.
Also a delegation of w. r. c. of Cali
/ fOrnia, including Mrs. Mrry Gray
/ Wright past national press cOrre-
| spOndent of the corps { her ladies
/ in ,he party were Mrs. A. g. Hartweil.
/ past vice president of tuu department
| of California. and S. A. Hickey, and
Mrs. e. c. Watson, Mrs. Butler and
| Mrs. BustridEC Of the local corps,
We're at the stat3n to entertain the
Californians du.ing their stay of
thirty minutes I'm the city.
Members of the Albuquerque corps
who will leave for Denver in the morn
/ ing are Mrs. WhitsOn Mrs. Busbridge
and daughter Mrs. Henry McCrea,
/ Mrs. NJ. j. Butler, Mrs. A. Harsch,
1 Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. l.. J. Rummell
| and daughter, Mrs, Wright and Mrs
Sevan.
/ The members Of G. K. Warren post
/ No. 8 who anticipate going are: w.
w Mcdonald, j. G. Caldwell, L. S.
( Stover, O. s. Pillsbury. James Smith,
/ George II. Bendle, John Wylie, Ed.
| ward Johnson, George II. Pradt, Dan
| ieI Eldridge, Harry Turner Robert
/ Regan and Rev Thos. Harwood.
Rev HarwoOd, who is chaplain of
I the local post, is a candidate for chap,
/ lain-n-chief Of the national organiza
/ ton