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WESTERN LIBERAL.
WESTERN LI PERAL
LOIIDSBURO
NEW MEXICO
FaHs V. Bueh, Editor and Owner.
PiiMlRhrrt ITverv Friday.
Europa U making tla cheat proteo
tora out of ateel tbla year.
The fellow who doean't know It all
can learn aomethlng every day.
When we take to delivering letter
by aeroplane love will bav wlnga at
last
What baa become of the old-fashioned
man who did not own an auto
mobile T
How to get a political office wlthoot
aeemlng to want It requires talent that
few possess.
To tight corsets, cbln-cbin collars,
wet feet and winter itch there Is no
place like home.
One advantage of this season Is that
nowadays one does not need to worry
about boylng turkey.
Almost anything ought to be pos
sible when one has strawberries and
oysters at the same meal.
Judging by what one belligerent
says of another there doesn't seem to
be much truth left In Europe.
Statistics fall under renewed sus
picion when a country undertakes to
estimate the losses of an enemy.
There's no chance that the common
people will go back on ragtime muslo
ntll some Impresario praises It.
"Stick-in-the-mud" sometimes ap
plies otherwise than In Its figurative
significance to Uncle Sam's U-boats.
Every housewife knows that the
best egg to be bad tn the world Is the
one laid by her oid domlnacker hen.
According to a correspondent a gen
eral on the firing Une without at least
one decoration Is painfully conspicu
ous. The giving of shares of steel stock
for bridge prizes is not likely to be
come so general as to make the prac
tice vulgar.
The Irony of fate reaches Its climax
when the victim of Insomnia reads ac
counts of the ravages of the sleeping
sickness.
What's a little fall like tumbling
from the water wagon, compared with
dropping 10.000 feet with a warplane
and living?
In the meantime that aviator who
was going to fly across the Atlantic
ocean "as soon as the war Is over."
continues his policy of watchful wait
tag. Why is It that a man who comes
borne so tired be can't take bis wife
to a theater la alwaya ready to sit In
a poker game all night long without
yawning?
It la said that one farm in every
ten in Pennsylvania haa an automo
bile. And It might be added that the
poor, overworked farm horse isn't
kicking.
Nine times out of ten, when a fel
low tells you he Is a self-made man
you can accept his statement as the
real reason why be is Buch a down
tight mutt
Pickles were the chief article of diet
of a woman who died at the age ol
one hundred and two. There may b
some truth in this, as many a germ Is
believed to turn pale at the very men
tion of pickles.
Astronomers announce that there
will be Ave eclipses this year. Pos
sibly that number Includes the one
due next November.
fA large part of the function ol
diplomacy Is to explain with cour
teous deliberation that what cannot
De cured must be endured.
Another glory of the soldier will d
part when the army adopts rubbei
beels. which cannot be brought to
tether with a click.
From an experienced husband
comes the expert report that the won
en folk Co not wear those chin-cbln
collar silencers at borne.
Diamonds and other preclom
stones to the value of $25,000.000 wer
Imported to the United States laal
year, showing that the cost of blgb
living problem is still with us.
Gold to the value of $98.891.100 wat
produced in the United States In 1915.
This Is slmoRt a dollar each for the
whole population. No wonder some
of us dldn t notice the difference.
Still, the woman who found a dia
mond in the hen rather followed the
precedent of the yokel who killed the
goose that laid golden egga.
Those European nations who art
stealing our diplomatic code apparent
ly are In complete sympathy with our
feeling against secret diplomacy.
It la getting so now that when a
man a wife leavea home and be call!
ber darling In hla first letter, she sus
pects something and Is tempted U
Aake the next train home.
NEWS TO DATE
Iti PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR 1UY
PEOPLE.
Weetera Niwmpn Union H ewe Baratea.
ABOUT THE WAR
French take trenches in Alsace.
Russians capture town of Bltlls in
Turkish Armenia.
Heavy artillery duel in progress in
Alsace, region of Seppols.
French regain part of ground near
Douaumont which Germans captured.
Germany's U-boat campaign de
stroyed but one small vessel March
first
German troops assembling behind
lines before Verdun vigorously shelled
by French.
Berlin reports that 10,755 men and
223 officers have been captured so
far in the Verdun fighting. ,
More than 3,000 men drowned when
French auxiliary cruiser Provence II
was sunk in Mediterranean.
Tbo German losses during the first
four days of the battle around Ver
dun are estimated at 150,000.
Fighting to north of Verdun proceed
lng with unabated fury, neither aide
gaining Important advantage.
The British report a victory over
desert tribesmen In which the broth
er of the Turkish minister of war
was killed.
British casualties in all the war
area, a published during the month
of February, showed a total of 739
officers and 17,847 men.
British claim they are holding the
trenches recaptured from Germans
near Ypres, but Berlin acserts they
were Immediately driven out of moat
of the positions.
. The kalBer has now 750,000 men In
the divUlon that is driving on Ver-
dua. Reports Indicate that Ger
mans are constantly jmahlng small
gains, but at a terrific cost in lives.
Revised figures shows that 122 per
sone, including fifty-five passengers,
are missing and probably lost in the
sinking of the Peninsular and Oriental
liner Maloja. The bodies of forty
seven have been landed at Dover.
WESTERN
Cheyenne's twentieth annual cele
bration of Frontier Days will be held
July 20-29.
James William Lee, a cousin of
ten. Robert E. Lee, died at Dallas
Tex., aged 71.
Tha Sioux City Hacking house
strike has been settled, and the men
are returning to work.
Many of the Leadville, Colo., strik
ers have returned to work, and four
of the five furnaces are in operation.
Detectives are Investigating the
theft at Chicago of jewels valued at
between $25,000 and $3l,000 from a
Jewelry shop.
The complete disappearance of
small fortune which he la said to have
possessed surrounds with mystery
the death of Henry Huber, 60 years
old, of Denver, which occurred at
Green River, Wyo., Dec. 9.
The Standard Oil Company of In
diana, in 1915, earned 63.32 per cent
on its outstanding $300,000,000 stock
as compared with 21.90 per cent in
1914. This was reveale'l at the stock
holders' meeting at Whiting, Ind.
WASHINGTON
By a vote of 68 to 11 the Senate
carried out President Wilson's wish
and killed Senator Gore's resolution
to warn Americans off armed belliger
ent ships. '
Orders approved by President Wil
son restore to entry 113,348 acres of
public land in western Wyoming,
188,358 acres in eastern Utah, and
10,988 acres In west central Mon
tana.
President Wilson at conferences
with Congress leaders Thursday said
that following out the notes of the
United States government diplomatic
relations might be broken off with
a nation causing the death of au
American in- disregard of interna
tlonal law, and that he had been in
formed breaking off of diplomatic re
lations might precipitate war. Th'j
I'rebldf nt declared It was .said that to
warn Americans to keep off armed
ships of belligerent nations would bo
In effect acknowledging justification
of Germany's proposal to sink these
ships without warning.
Paul F. Mueller of Chicago, presl
dent of the National Association ol
German Publishers .and Editors of
the Chicago A bend post told President
Wilson he believed most German
Americans were loyal to the United
SUtes. The President told Mr. Muel
ler he felt confident that the German-
Americans la common with other
Americana , of foreign birth were
loyaL
Tha War Department asked Con
gress to appropriate $40,000 for land
FOREIGN
Henry James, the novelist, dlod in
London.
At Tokio, Japan, the diet adjourned
after adopting a bill for revision of
the tariff. 1
The Danish explorer, Knud Rasmus-
sen, baa completed plans for a new
expedition In North Greenland.
The sinking of the hoHpltal ship
Marechiaro near San Giovanni Dl
Modua, Albania, Is reported In a dis
patch from Rome.
It is reported that both Villa and
Zapata have accepted amnesty from
Diaz, and offered to end their careers
aa outlaws to fight under bis banner.
A Bucharest dispatch received by
Renter's Telegram Company by way
of Amsterdam says thr.t the queen
mother, Elizabeth of Rumania (Car
men Sylva) is dead.
More than 1,000 am believed to
have been lost In the sinking of the
French auxiliary cruiser Province,
formerly In service aa a transatlantic
liner, in the middle Mediterranean ac
cording to a Paris report
The story of the three French
sappers who were buried alive for
hours during the battle of Verdun
and who finally dug tliotr way out to
safety,' is told in detail by one of them
who arrived In Paris on a hospital
train.
The naval prize fund derived from
the sale of contraband goods seized
by the British navy and condemned by
prize courts now amounts to over
$30,000,000. ThiB fund wHl be distrib
uted among all men of the navy, after
the war.
The Anglo-French answer to' the
protest of the United States regard
ing the seizure of mails In transit be
tween America and Europe will be
delivered in the Immediate future, ac
cording to official announcement
from London.
That the liner Maloja, sunk ofl
Dover with a loss of more than 250
lives, was torpedoed and did not
strike a mine, was the sensational
testimony offered at the coroner's In
quest by Chief Officer Forbes at
Dover, England.
Mrs. Vlereck, mother of 'the editor
of the Fatherland, a New York pro-
German publication, was stripped and
searched by British authorities at
Falmouth and also at the Downs when
the Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam
stopped at those ports according to
reports from The Hague.
An El Paso dispatch says: Car
ranza's power in Mexico Is tottering,
as Felix Diaz, with a constantly in
creasing force. Is sweeping through
the state of Vera Cruz. Carranza
forces opposing Diaz have been
forced to retreat with heavy losses.
Many of the troops sent to check
the advance of Diaz have gone over
to his standard. Meanwhile Carranza,
by wholesale executions, is attempt
ing to terrorize the populace Into sub
mission to his government Recently,
after the capture of El Oro, Carranza
troops executed 200 Zapata soldiers.
SPORTING NEWS
Ever Hammer defeated Joe Wlllinj
at Kenosha, Wis., in a tame ten-round
bout.
Another player has boen added to
the list of 191G Grizzlies who have
signed contracts. He Is Johnny Relle
ne r of siiortstop fame.
Edmund Many Deeds, an Indian re
siding near Little Oak Creek, S. D,
will be given a tryout with the Sioux
City baseball club of the Western
League.
Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist,
and his wife left London for Corunna,
Spain. Johnson was ordered to leave
England. It was stated at the time
that he would sail for South America.
Word was received in Denver from
Japan to the effect that the crack
University of Waseda baseball nini
will not leave Tokio for its tour of
the United States until March 23.
GENERAL
Henry Ford said at Detroit that
be was not to' be seriously con
sidered as a Republican candidate for
the presidency.
General Felix Diaz has won tha
first skirmish with the forces of Pro
visional President Carranza In the
state of Vera Cruz, according to In
formation in a code mcsuage which
reached the staff and fumily of Gen
eral Diaz at New Orleans. .
Noah Lundy, a farmer living neat
Areoia, 111., is mourning the loss ol
$,G5U in crisp United States cur
rency. Lundy had secreted the bills
in a mail order company's catalog,
and while away from home hlB wife,
while cleaning house, burned the
book along with other waste papers
In keynote speech and platform,
Democrats of New York state, assem
bled In informal convention at Syra
cuse, ratified the administration of
President Wilson and took steps to
bring about his re-election. Harmony
marked the convention's delibera
tions, every proposal being unani
mously adopted.
A donation of $1,000 from President
Wilson to the Ellen Wilson memorial.
a fund being raised at Atlanta, Ga.,
for awarding scholarships to children
In mountain sections of the South,
was received by officers of the
memorial.
Bake ovens filled with the bodies
of roasted babies was ene of the
verbal pictures of alleged Turkish
atrocities drawn by the Rev. E. A.
Yarrow, an American missionary at
Van, Turkey, during an appeal for
financial aid for Armenians and
50,000 GEÍ1ÜAÍÍS
DEAD AT VERDUIJ
BATTLEFIELDS COVERED WITH
BOD1E8 OF MEN SLAIN IN
DESPERATE CHARGE8. 1
DOUAUMOIITLIHESIIOLD
KAI8ER SENDS 50,000 MORE MEN
TO AID CROWN PRINCE IN
EFFORT TO TAKE CITY.
Western Newnpaper Union News Service.
Paris, March 7. Fighting of great
violence continues at Douaumont in
the Verdun region, the war office an
nounced Sunday afternoon. The Ger
nuns made a heavy attack against
the French front along the line from
the Haudreinont wood to Douaumont
fort This assault, the statement
says, was repulsed. . Reports from
semi-official sources estimate that
50,000 German corpses are ' lying be
fore the French trenches. The Ger
man war office asserts that there has
been no further Infantry fighting of
Importance at Verdun, but declares
that the French artillery is keeping
up a heavy fire, especially near Dou
aumont. Evacuation of trenches cap
tured from the French near the forest
of Thlonvllle in Lorraine is admitted
by the Germano.
The only progress marie by the Ger
rnans was during the first two days
of the second attack.
Reinforcements brought up by the
Germans olnce the inauguration of the
second phase of the battle on Wednes
day are eotlmatod here at 250,000 men.
ruining the totr.l forces utilized by
the assailants to more than half a
million.
Estimates of losses show wide
variance. Details of local actions and
the size of the reserves brought up
cause French observers to make the
deduction that the Germans have paid
a very heavy price for the six square
miles of ground they have gained.
In front of the village of Vaux
alone, 4,000 German corpses were
counted after the eighth unsuccessful
l.ttack. This part of the battle,
though overshadowed by the fight for
Douaumont, is regarded In Paris aa o
ierlous check for the attackers.
The German carried on the assault
with great courage until the dead lay
thick on the field. Thea the officers,
it is said, were compelled to urge on
the troops as they clambered over the
corpses of their fallen comrades fot
the last assaults.
ASSAS3IN WOUNDS ENVER PASHA.
"Send Us Help at Oncel" Plea of Con
stantinople to Kalaer.
London. Tho fall of Bagdad Is
considered Imminent, according to an
Athens dispatch to Reuter's Tele
gram Company.
Advices from a diplomatic sourc3 In
Constantinople, adds the dispatch, are
that an attempt has been made to as
sassinate Enver Pasha, the war min
ister, who was wounded.
The Duke of Mecklenburg "In view
of the gravity of the situation" has
telegraphed the German Emperor,
urging him to send reinforcements to
Constantinople. The Sleva powiur
magazine at Constantinople has
blown up in consequence of a fire.
A message to the Exchange Tele
graph Company from Zurlsh says:
"German newspapers published wira
less messages from Washington em
phasizing the gravity of the German
American situation. The Frankfort
Bourse, which Invariably reflects
news affecting German high finance,
ended in a condition of panic."
MAKE NAVY FIRST IN WORLD.
Mayors' Conference Resolutions Sent
to Congress.
St Louis. The two-day conference
of mayors on national defense closed
with a banquet at which the princi
pal speakers were George W. Wicker
sham, former attorney general of tho
United States; Mayor William Hall
Thompson of Chicago, and Miss Anno
Morgan of New Yoi k.
The conference adopted resolutions
declaring for universal military train
ing; for a navy that will make this
country the first sea power In the
world; for locating arsenals and mu
nition plants at places distant from
either coast and from the Mexican
or Canadian borders; for mobilization
of physical resources of the count-y;
for the ctandardlzation of transporta
tion of all materials used In war; for
the organization of transportation
service for Immediate use.
The resolutions urge Congress to
pasj laws making the principles set
forth In the resolutions effective,
Mr. Gompers said organized labor
would support a proper program for
military preparedness.
Woman Kills Catholic Priest.
St. Paul, Minn. Tho Rev. Henry
Jajkeski, pastor of St Caslmlr's Pol
ish Catholic church here, was- shot
and killed at the church by a woman
In the presence of several membara
of his congregation.
Stirling Farmer Killed In Auto Wreck.
Sterling. George Dick, 48 yeara old,
a prominent farmer living near At
wood, was killed when his automo
bile went off a bridge Into the bed
of the Platte river.
Trip tablet form of this old
reliable remedy makes it powtl
ble for you to check any tllnets
at the very onset It is a safe
guard against coughs, colds and
other catarrhal conditions, no
matter what symptoms are
manifest Catarrh is an inflamma
tion of the mucous membrane that
line the breathing apparatus and
the digestive apparatus. PERWA.
relieves catarrh. In tablet form It Is
EVER-READY-TO-TAKE
Its prompt action make it in
valuable for men and women ex
posed to sudden changes in the
weather or compelled to be oat in
lush and rain.
It will alto bo found most satls
factory at tonic following an at
tack of illness.
CARRY X BOX
wherever yiA Travelera ir other earev
pelled to take long drive La the oald and
ayone whoae occupation tuhlecta bin to
the danler ol tudda colde mar ueo It a
preventivo with the asauranoe that ta
tablet made are from the same (urnaalarT
a the liquid medicine with Ue 44 yean of
euoceae before tha American Public. .
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-raara of specializing In vaelne aad earwa amy.
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Boa, ma to Cray ae Faded Hair,
awo. ao (LeoiuririiKa.
CAUSE FOR REAL REGRET
Mistreated Father Thought He 8av
How the Situation Might Havo
Been Different.
They were traveling peacefully
home In their lumbering market cart,
when from the shadowy bedge Caere
leapt two unkempt forma No time
was wasted in useless talking, tn
businesslike manner they rifled the
pockets of Farmer Jones and his
daughter, turned them out of tho cart,
and drove off in It themselves.
"Dear, oh, dear!" wailed the poor
old man. "here's a nice to-day! Horse
and cart and money all gone!"
"Not the money, father," broke In
the daughter. "I bad the purse In my
mouth."
"In your mouth, iassT" replied the
old man, feebly. "Good for you! But
what a pity your mother wasn't there,
then we might have saved the horse
and cart!"
STRAIN ON THE IMAGINATION
Company Was Willing to Believe a
Lot, but Longbow's 8tay Was
Too Much for Them.
Mr. Stretcher Tes, it's cold, but
nothing like what It was at Chrletmas
three years ago, when the steam from
the engines froze hard and fell on the
line tn sheets.
Mr. .Cuffer And yet that wasn't so
cold as in '87, when It froze the elec
tricity in the telephone wires, and
when the thaw came all the machine
were talking as hard as they could
for upwards of five hours
"Well, gentlemen." said Mr. Long
bow, "the coldest year that I can re
member was tn the Christmas week
in '84. when the very policemen bad to
run to keep themselves warm."
But that was too much, and with
silent looks of indignation the other
two left to hla own reflections the
man who treated the truth so slightly.
TH(E FIRST TASTE
Learned to Drink Coffee When Boy.
If parents realized the fact that cof
fee contains a drug caffeine which
la especially harmful to children, they
would doubtless hesitate before giving
them coffee to drink.
"When I was a child In my mother's
arms and first began to nibble things
at the table, mother used to give me
sips of coffee. And so I contrasted
the coffee habit early.
"I continued to use coffee until I was
27, and when I got Into office work I
began to have nervous spells. Espe
cially after breakfast I was so nerv
ous I could scarcely attend to toy cor
respondence. "At night, after having bad coffee
for supper, I could hardly sleep, and
on rising tn the morning would aeei
weak and nervous.
"A friend persuaded me to try Pos
tura. "I can now get good sleep, am tree
from nervousness and headaches. I
recommend Postum to ail coffee drink
ers." Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Postum comes In two forms:
Postum Cereal the original form
must be well boiled, 15c and 25c pack
ages. Instant Postum a soluble powder
dissolves quickly In a cup of hot wa
ter, and, with cream and sugar, makes
a delicious beverage Instantly. 80c and
60c tins.
Both forms are equally delicious and
oost about the same per cup.
There's a Reason" for Postum.
sold by Grocer.
defenses In Hawaii.
Svrians at Chicago \n\n NOTICIAS DEL
ESTADO
Da Interés para toda la gent
da Nuevo Mexico.
Western Newspaper Union Newa Servio.
COLORADO.
Los Maccabees están recibiendo su
logia en Frederick.
Se ha formado un "Club Rotante'"
en. Colorado Springs.
El dfa extra del año. se concedi
eron siete divorcios en Denver.
Cinco licencias de matrimonio de
ano bisiesto se dieron el 29 de feb
rero en Denver.
Desde el medio de febrero el precio
del cinc en los campa mentos de Colo
rado ha avanzado de $32 la tonelada.
Los dlas de Agricultores en Hotch-
klnB han tenido tan buen éxito que se
está preparando un dfa de lecherías
para junio.
En Victor, el alguacil cogió la suma
de $12,000 de mineral precioso en una
caballeriza, el producto de un robo
de "high graders."
Charles Hazen fué constituido de
fensor en una información acusándole
de esclavitud de las blancas presen
tada por la Señorita Ora De Lee de
Denver.
La Seflora Mariel Stmonson, esposa
de un muy bien conocido ganadero
de Hugo, murió en Denver en el hos
pital de St. Anthony de los electos Ue
una operación suirida hace dos se
manas. La calda de una cuchara en la casa
de A. M. JohnBon, en Denver, causó
una inveslogacmn de parte de su hija
la Señorita Gertrude, que tuvo por
resultado directo desnacer los planes
de un laarón.
Excapto en dos casos, las estadís
ticas compiladas en Denver ae los
libros de la oficina del procurador de
distrito no indican una gran reducción
en crímenes aesae quo fué vigente la
ley de prohibición.
Las entradas en la oficina de cor
reos de Denver durante el mes de
febrero fueron de $14,206.00, que
represonta úna aumentación de $17.
398.71 sobre las recetas durante el
mismo mes el año p. passado.
Kl caso de Riensl Dickens,' acusado
del asesinato de su padre, W. 1L
Dickens de Longmont, la noche del 30
noviembre, fué pospuesto basta la
sesión de abril de la corte de distrito
en Boulder.
Frank Peterson, quien fué conden
ado por asalto con intención de matar
& su mujer, Stella Peterson, fué sen
tenciado por el juez Wright en Den-
ver a sufrir un ano en la cárcel da
condado, pena que es el limite maxi
mum de la ley.
Denver tuvo un "sin precedente" al
29 de febrero con una cosecha de
niños de ano bisiesto que hacen una
docena exactamente. Estos niños
darán á sus madres el goce de ofrecer
tertulias de cumpleafio solo una vez
cada cuatro años.
Muchos de los extranjeros en huel
ga en la fundición de la American
Smelting y Refining Company en
Leadville sacaron su cuenta con la
compañía con la intención expresada
de salir de Leadville.
Denver sera designada como centro
de provisiones . necesarias para el
gobierno en su servicio do oponerse
a la extensión de los incendios de
selvas que puedan declr.-arse en un
territorio abarcando 21,000,003 acres
de Belvas de reserva de los Estados
Unidos.
' Según noticias recibidas por amigos
en Colorado Springs, Eleanor Painter
de esa ciudad, que ha sido "estrella1
en la Princess Pat" en Nueva York,
está padeciendo de neurastenia y
esta al presente en un sanatorio en
White Plains, N. Y.
El Obispo Francia J. McDonnell de
Denver, fué elegido presidente de la
Asociación de Educación Religiosa
en la convención anual en Chicago.
Un total de 872 personas fueron ar
restadas durante el mes de febrero
por la policía de Denver. De estos
759 eran hombrea y mujeres. Como
de costumbre el numero de solteros
arrestados fué más grande que el da
los casados. Los Primeros dan un
total de 549 y los segundos 323.
Las operaciones de construcción de
casas en Denver fueron muy active en
febrero y las permisos de erección
concedidos en el ayuntamiento exced
ieron en total el número de cualquier
otro mes en 1915. El gran total, com
prendiendo las casas de negocio y las
de habitación, representa la suma de
$472,380.
Castle Rock. Un veredicto de no
culpable fué presentado por un Jura
do en ed caso de cuatro antiguo)
huelguistas, acusados de asesinato en
conexión con la muerte, el 29 de
Abril, 1914, del Comandante P. P.
Lester, durante los desórdenes de la
huelga de mineros de carbón cerca da
Walsemburg.
Un hombre fué. probalemente ar
rastrado i. la muerte y su cuerpo sep
ultado debajo de toneladas de nieve,
hielo y escombros por un desliz da
nieve, que se precipitó abajo de un
flanco de montaña en el Black Cañón,
cortó en dos un tren del D. & R. Q.
llevando el coche de fumadores, los
del correo y del equipaje al fondo
del rio de Gunnison.
Eu Frederick se tendrá una elec
ción el 27 de marzo, con el fin de de
terminar si laa varias escuelas del
distrito deberían ser combinadas
bajo, una organización única.