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Astrakhan Lambs.

From the illustrated London News.
From Bokhara some million and a half
astrakhan skins are sent each year to
Europe and America. The lambs whose
skins are known as astrakhan are spe-
cially bred for the purpose. and some
flocks contain as many as 5000 head.
The skins are roughly dressed before be-
ing exported. Experiments have been
made i'm the breeding of lambs for astra-
khan i'm various parts of Asia and Eu-
rope. but itGe claimed that Bokhara alone
provides tn t1sest lambs for the purpose.
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BIG SALE OF TIMBER.
Total of 314,7s5,000 Feet at $3.50
Per Thousand.

sale Of 3l4, 7S5, 600 feet of timber
for $2,7O9. $780, an average price of $3.50
per thousand feet, was affected by
awards which the Secretary Of the In
terror made the bids for the coded
Chippewa timber in Minnesota. The bids
were submitted at Cass Lake. Mimi, Sep
tember 10 last, and the average price
this year is about 81 higher than in 1903
and 1904, when timber of a better quail
ity was sold.
The highest awards were to: j. Nels
Lumber Co., Cass Lake. $o9l,9 Thief
River Falls. Mimi, Lumber Co. S6O4,314;
Sbeylin- Matthew Lumber Co. of Minneap
oils, S522947, Leech Lake Lumber Co,
Walker, Mimi, $414, SO7; Notland Pine Co.
MINI, $271 ,433; Bemidiji, Mimi, Lumber
Co. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16
Ice Caves.
From the Westminster Gazette.

From the Westminster Gazette.
Now that a new ice cave which is said
to be the largest in the world has been
discovered In the Austrian Alps, it is
appropriate to remark that any traveller
who Is anxious to see an ice cave with
out going SO far can visit one, without
difficulty. from either Thun or Interlaken.
1t is situated half way down the precI-
pice which falls from the Sigriswyi-grat
into the Justis-tal. The approach to n
involves no very difficult scrambline. but
ii is unwise to enter unless guided by
some one who has been there before.
The ice is slippery. as ice is apt to be.
and there are ample opportunities Of slid
ing down slope to destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16

be made before the date of the election.
If the republicans can compel an I'M
mediate investigation and prove the
charges of graft groundless the matter
will be turned into a most pronounced
boomerang against the democrats but if
the charges stand they will damage the
in the election most seriously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16
Five Die of Cholera in Naples.

ROME, October 15.-The official reports
show the development of sixteen new
cases of cholera during the past twenty
four hours.
Five deaths have occurred in Naples
Two more cases are reported in Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16
Aeroplane Kills Girl in Crowd.

LIMOGES. France, October -. - NJ.
Baillod, a monoplanist, in attempting
flight here today steered his machine into
a crowd, killing girl and injuring sew
eral other persons.
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Humphreys Seventy-Seven
Breaks up Grip and
COLDS
EPIDEMIC INFLUENZA.

EPIDEMIC INFLUENZA.
The prevailing Epidemic Of
Influenza-Cold-in-the- Head is per-
fectly controlled by the use Of
"Seventy-seven."
Taken early, cuts it short
promptly. Taken during its
prevalence, it preoccupies the
system and prevents its invasion.
Taken while suffering from it, a
relief is speedily realized, which
may be continued up to an entire
cure.
"Seventy-seven" is good for
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and
Catarrh. At all Drug Stores.
2sc, or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co., Cor. villas
and Ann Streets, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16
Trying to Face Inquiry.

One of the subordinates, who is charged
with putting proceeds OF the sale of
state property in his own pockets, Charles
Watkins. a foreman at Waverly. is a
brother of George II. Watkins, a member
of the state board of public works. and
now candidate on the republican ticket
for election to a third term on the board.
Attorney General Grant Denman. a re-
publican and candidate for reelection
has left the work of the campaign and
insists upon an immediate and thorough
investigation. Gov. Harmons actions in
the matter are rather disappointing to his
friends, and tend to raise the suspicion
that he doubts that the charges can be
proven, and that he wants the investiga-
ton postponed until after the election
Mr. Denman has been waiting here for
conference with the governor and Mr..
Marker since last Wednesday without
success. Either the governor or his chief
engineer has been absent at every con-
ference set, and neither would proceed
without the presence of the other
Attorney General Denman says that the
governor wants the charges placed in
the hands of the prosecuting attorneys
There, with the pressure of business that
always attends the Opening OF criminal
court, the investigation build not possibly
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The of sight in adapting them
selves instantly to change of position and distance
OF the object looked Hence when found
glasses it important that they follow exactly
the prescription of the oculist.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
VAUGHN DIVISION
POINT D n THE
SOUTHWESTERN
TO Be Established Soon IS.
General Belief Railroad Inn
provements Boom Business
IN tie Junction Town

Especial Correspondence 10 Mefnins iournoii
vaughn, n. NJ. run DO, iaaMsh
nothing authentic Nnn Dc learned, the
rumor ~ ufiont tnlt the El Pace ~
Southwestern viii establish "a division
point here soon Ample land for
shops and yardssNas set aside for that
purpose by the ToWnsito company
Should Vaughn succeed in getting ~
second division. It's future would be
settled for All time.
Real estate values would take un
upward leap and the town would
swing into a steady boom
Tho santa RI, ia the east portion
o town. with IT'S s~uhHtnnthIi old mis-
sion station The new S5o.oo0 Harvey
house nearby. and the $50. 000 read
Ing room nearing completion, lust be-
yond the Harvey HOUSE. all handsome
concrete buildings, have given q big
impetus TO town Improvement Ia gem
eral
vauehn's location ns "A wholesale
distributing point Is said to be the best
in the territory
Agriculture Is IN the experimental
stage. but Vt NWili gradually develop
satisfactorily under the dry farming
process, IN which the farmers around
Vaughn are taking real interest.
Professor j. - Tinsiey. agricultural
demonstrators Of the Sunta 10, who Is
familiar with all portions at the
southwest, said ia a lecture delivered
here recently on dry farming that
ihore WAS no hetter land in New Mex
leo than that around Vaughn
Homesteads are fast heing taken ZAP
adjacent to tho town, mustly hy uooe
PIE from Texas and Oklahoma
q, N. Thompson. who last october
onpnrl ON the east sid, IA tHiiuTinn ii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
Lfve WepDs From Mew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing MOver the Great Southeast

.t,., "a. ,,nt.lounes and Tho
~ slroh,I are next
49, .,t A. h. bnrdty worth
,,hitn M aet,rn III these when we
MhllN y" liAui' XXI XXX .rrn
~. M "a " snrrr b,,efs
~ ~ fs,,,N . 40 s.ent notatoas
ts,o p,'g'p ,on,s 81 G0 earn wiyes
NJ ~, ia. nnnuoctnrn of
,ybif. Ma know OF no by-pro-
'ne -Ionnns
,,h y, ~snnoLIm~ & tous 81 eantn d
KIN frlng ernsa roceipts from
'inddhot ,,,ad,.rtfnp nmnuntinr to SIP:
an n,od.,ce s94o worth of aIco-
XXI IN IN avrrate Weld OF Rocky
r,,ra rupt4ioupcg IN acre brings Ia
hNlN wv .. ,t,. ,.nta-
~" rtl,red man ~ market
s9u ia n nst ~ rrodnctlon of these
80" " VIZ 80 TX If costs NOR 10
= Laat,i NOM an more al oan-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
SAN JUAN COUNTY
GETS TOGETHER
ON RAILROAD
Spirit Pepades Whole
Section and Rival Towns
Forget Differences NeCeS-
Sary Money is Assured,

Aztec, n NJ. Feb 21-At q rousing
meeting held ia the couri house sat
.urday night the peoplc OF Aztec ana
vicinity have gone ON rccord rs willing
10 assist in providing q right Of way
for the Arizona and Colorado railroad
from The Navajo Reservation TO the
town OF Pennington. There were pres
ent az this meeting "a crowd of boosters
from Pennington and Durango, and
the speakers comprised men from
these places, IN addition to local tai
ent. The Aztec cornet band furnish
cd music.
Col. w H. Williams was chosen to
preside over the meeting and Or. M.
-. Taylor was elected secretary. Col.
Williams opened the meeting with the
remark that II afforded him great
pleasure to preside over q meeting
Of Aztec ana Pennington people.
Former rivalry between these town.
has promoted nothing but bitterness
ana injury.
Banners were carried by the Farm
ington boosters in which they express
ed kind sentiments for Aztec and he
crowd Of home people yelled them
selves hoarse emphasizing the fact
thu there was nothing the matter
with Farmington-"She's all right
After listening 10 the kind OF en-
couraglng talk that makes dollars
come easy from reluctant purses, an
executive committee was selected to
have charge Of further matters relat-
ing to the new railroad. This commit
tee Isl n. a. Pierce. J. s Hartman. ~.
-. Abrams, S. o. Pinkstaff and Fred
Bunker. This committee VIII go over
the tax rolls and make a small assess-
ment on each property owner in the
Animas valley above Flora Vista. II Is
proposed to raise several thousand
dollars.
To get the Arizona and Colorado
railroad to adopt the Animas valley in-
Of the M~cadows-La plata route
at this time it is necessary to FUR
nish free right Of way M the Animas
valley. The new road has asked this
from Durango, colo, and h Smclttr
Cit, has raised its fund Of $1O0, 600,
Pennington has estimated that 1t VIII
cost $4,000 TO buy the rights OF way
from the Navajo reservation into the
town Of Pennington u az a meeting
held recently raised the necessary.
funds.
From Pennington the tracks of the
Denver and Rio Grandc will probably
he used INTO Durango by the a. n g.
relieving Aztec of the necessity
OF securing right of way through this
town and precinct Therefore, this
considers II no more than right
that the lnlnnce of the valley should
help in paying for the right ct way.
ON the part of the Arizona and
Colorado. IT'S representative IL author
ized to sign an agreement to have tho
trains running into this section inside
of fifteen months. The outlook Is
brighter for this now rond than at amy
time in the history Of san Juan coun-
~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
PULLMAN SLEEPER
BURNED TO RAILS
NEAR BOND
Hot Box Results in Holocaust
Passengers Taken Safely Off
and Car Abandoned.
Especial Dispatch to The Moraln4 sour,n,

Las Vegas, y. NJ. Feb, z5-Word
reached here this evening that q
sleeping ear on e%astbound train No. 10
which left here at ? p. M, was burned
up 1T Bond station.
The car caught Tire from a hot jour
nal when the train was nearing tlo
station. and when the train reached
the siding it was too late to extin-
guish the flames. Tho passengers
were hurricdly transferred. but the
entire ear with AZ the baggage II CON
tanned was destroyed. The sleeper was
on the rear of the train and Was cut
loose and abandoned.
The ~cOrOner's Jury Investigating thc
death OF Sabas Trujillo. the Las
Cruces patient AZ the asylum. who
died suddenly after n violent struggle
with his attendants yesterday. re-
turned a verdict that the patient died
from commissions ana not as the re
suit Of any undue force used in sub
DUNG hin
j. f. ward. sheriff of Quay county.
arrived here this afternoon with Smith
Stalkup, brought to the city for in
quirs as TO his sanity. He was ar
raigned before Chief Justice William
J. Mills. this afternoon. ana upon the
evidence submitted, Stalkup was COM
mitted to the Territorial Asylum for
the Insane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
CANTAL0UPES WILL
YIELD DE.NATURED
ALCOHOL AT A LOSS

"penaturea alcohol nroin canta.
lonnes is ,hf intercsting caption OF a
bulletin issued from the Agricultural
college experiment station as tolloWs
Inquiries have regentiN SOME t0 tho
chemical department. uf this iustitu.
iivn regarding the possibilities of de-.
natured alcohol production from can.
taiaupes. ln view of the above. Il
chemical examination was mHdr ui
Some dead ripe ca|ntaloupcs during
the past season.
Aeenrdlnr 60 our present knoWledet
of alcohol 10 g. produced from what
we can reducing sugars or ikc bodies
having The Ftme formula rhDsr sue-
airs Wr know Sac tlc commercial world
Hs deNtrosN. EtNNt sugar 4nl GLUCOSE.
am meaning The same material
There are different NirHis per- ucr,
of cantalouuss ln different parts ui
The territory. ~depcndinH ON different
conditions of soil "a cultivation uuo
planting There are also different
Varieties of cantaloupes produce,
which would contain NHfsiue amounts
uf f~ermcutlhlr material. hut thU dlf.
ference iu the amounts of HEnrs Viii
not Doc very great iu thc different Na-
fleties.
The cantaluUprs anHiA @od conuin.
ed s1 per cent reducing uaa Iht
would mean $685. pounds 20 rcduriut
sugars per arrr producing ip.att
pounds Of cautaloupcs d. uI thns.
reducing sueaf were iermtntnhl,
completely io altohol. (which BE- doubt
fuN they would produce 1899 pounds
81 absolute aicohol toe per ctup
and this wfrld make -s-sA gallons
of lh1 prr cont or zoe proof alcohol
A. 90 cents per Gallon -akk saiion'
rnufl bring 81 80 The cost "a gro.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
PRICE OF WOOD FROM
PECOS FOREST HAS
GONE BAEL0OMlMG


tSpeciHl btsfN1lel 10 uHe atOFhlhN 'HufhHil
Santa re. n. NJ. Feb. 25.-Thc ma
tive wood cutters who bring down
firewqod from the pccos national for
est for consumption in Santa re have
raised the price from So cents TO 80
cents per load. This advance is made
necessary. the wood vendors say, he-
cause thu government is now demand
ing rs cents il core Tor the wood they
cut. This was made known oiai' iA.-
~ today by Supervisor Thomas stew
art Of the Pecos forest.
Fore some time there was troi llc
brewing in forestry circles il IS suhi.
over the cutting Of wood in The Peeos
forest. Forestry officials We're loathI
to demand pay from the poor wood
men for the wood they II n brought
to town with such difficulty. They
that the woodmen had fami-
lies to support and the payment for
the wood was considered scarcely AIDE
quate after the hurro had beer fed.
But Uncle san has laws ana these
have to he obeyed. The wo0dmen
.-ere told about them and the hurrol
got a hint to that effect,
too.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
DEFENDANT HELD
ON CHARGE OF
S~UBORNAT|0N
Witnesses in Wells Murder
Trial viii Await Action Of
Grand Jury on Charge OF Sc
curing Perjured Testimony

Especial Dispatch TO tho Morning Journal
Roswell n. n, FEB, "a ~chnrEed
With subornatiun Of perjury w
r. Wells, j. H. 1idridgo and
james Wclls were today held
to the grand Jury hy district
Judge Pope after a three days
preliminary hearing Wells bond was
placed at $4,000 ana the others at
$4,000. An furnished the necessary
bond Eldridge arrived last night
from Boise, Idaho. in ansWcr to the
court Ia holding the men
for the grand jury Judge Pope stated
that the preliminary had brought out
evidence showing that the defendants
had been guilty OF contempt, a matter
that he said would come up later and
that the attorneys, according TO the
testimony, were guilty Of u%nprofes-
sional conduct. which he would certify
10 the territorial bar association for
IurihrT Investigation.
The men are charged with prom
Using and paying money TO witnesses
for pcrjured testimony some months
ago. when Wells, a contractor was on
trial for the alleged murder Of q car
penter named shirley during a strike
in Roswell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
TEXAS LINE WILL
REACH ROSWELL
NEW YEARS
Quanah, Acme and Pacific to Be
Pushed Rapidly Across Line
Into New Mexico.
IspecIaI co~rresponaenee 70 Mornins sournaIl

Especial correspondence 10 Morning JOurnail
Quanah, Texas, Feb. 24.-Noticcs
have been given to the newspapers
for publication for president Sam
Lazarus, of the Quanah, Acme a Pa
citic railway looking to the extension
Of the Dad through the counties of
Cottle, Motley, Dickens, Crosby, Floyd.
Hale, Lamb, Lubbock, Hockey, Coch-
ran Bailey. Terry and Yoakum, to the
New Mexico territorial. line, thence in
to Roswell.
As required by law. such notice has
to appear at least sixty days before
such construction work can begin
Notice has also been given of the am
nual meeting of the Stockholders OF
Tor the purpose of clecting a new
board of directors and issuing $500, 900
additional stock; also notice to deliver
its first mortgage on its proposed eX-
tension from Quanah by the way of
Paducah, to New Mexico, and for the
further purpose of issuing bonds at
the rate Of $4,000 per mile on the
completed lie, about A miles from
tauanah to Paducah.
The preliminary survey from Pa
ducah, the present southwestern ter
minus, to Roswell and lei Paso, was
made about three weeks ago, and de-
livered to the general offices here, and
then SEM to the fiscal agents AT st.
Louis for approval. The officials
have not given out which towns the
road will run through and there is
much speculation. Matadar, in Mot
ley. which is the county seat, is max
ing a hard effort to secure the road,
as against Alton, also IN Motley
Is, IL is said Matador has offered
$l00, 600 bonus for the road. This is
II YER. largo bonus for a small town
and ii cvoi in excess OF the sum paid
by Paducah, which WAS considered one
Of the largest bonuses ever paid in
Texas for a new railroad. Quanah
paid, ~right-of-way considered, $780,
GOO, but the contract called for gen
oral offices aud ~roundhouscs and "a
division here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
WANTS SCHOOL MEN
TO COOPERATE WITH
CENSUS ENUMERAT0RS


Especial Dispatch ." tho Morning Jo',rnail
Santa Fc. y. NJ. Feb. 25.-That "a
careful census is of vital Importance
to New Mexico Mt this time n that
the teaching force OF the territory
should cooperate heartily in making
il complete and accurate is pointed
out by territorial school superintcud-
ent j T.. Clark in the following cirCu-
lar sent to county superintendent and
teachers.
Gentlemen. The purpose OF this cir
cular is 10 call your sattention To the
L. 5. census which Is to be aiken i'm
New Mexico between the dates April
18th. 1910. and MAY 18th. 1910. This
census is of very great importance 10
New Mexico. unqucstionahlN Il is of
greater Importance 70 our territory
than Ia ANY other on TO anv common
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
additional Enumeration Districts.
Snliln Lc COMnlN.

No. 2l7. Precincts Jojoaque ana
. lldcfonso.
No. us. Precincts 2 Tcsuque ana
n RIO Grandc.
40. 21g. Precincts 8 and 4 outside
Of City limits.
No. 900. Pcnitenttary ana deal and
dumb school.
No. 29i. Precincts 5 Aqua Fria
and II and rs outside of city limits,
No. 222. 4. $. and st, Catharine's
Indian schools.
NOS 228 10 226. Precincts 3. 4,
II. and Is within the City limits.
40. 221. st. Michael's College,
Lorctto. academy, two PRESBYTERIAN
Mission schools, ST, Nincent's orphans
school. hospital and sanitarium.
40, 22S. Precincts 6 Cienoga and
Is Gloricta.
No. 2e9. Precincts : cerrillos and
10 Madrid,
No. $50. Precincts s Galisteo and
IL Canyoncito.
No. 23l. Precinct I stanley
80. 2S2. Precincts II Golden and
"a san Pedro.
No. a38. Precincts IA Chimayo and
As Santa cruz.
No. 23i. Nambc. Pojoaquc, san IL
defonso and Tesuque pueblos.
Sierra County.
No. 2S5. Precincts | Hillsboro and
. Lake Valley.
No. sS6. Precincts 4 Los Palomas
10 Arrey and 16 Foulkner-
40. 28S. Precincts 9 Cuchillo, !
Monticello and $ san Jose.
No. 23a Precincts . Hermosa, 10
Fairview and n Chloride.
Ne 24e Precincts II Engle and
"A Derry,
County.
no. 2it. Precincts | and "A ex-
Guiding Socorro city,
No. 2i2. Socorro city.
No. 2iS. Precincts > Lemitar, 80
Esconida. and is Water Canon.
No. ga. Precincts 3 Polvader and
- san Acacia.
No. 145. Precinct 4 Sabinal.
No. 246. Precincts 3 LaJoya and
SO Ranches de Ia Joya.
No. 2i7. Precincts 8 Estey, ~ FL
mcndorf. SO Hansonburg and Al Car
thagc.
No. stS, Precincts { sal Antonio,
Is san Pedro and ~ a Antonio.
N,R 2t9. Precincts 5 c~ontadero.
. Paraje. Is Nalvcrde. and 40 Las
Mesa.
No. e5o. Precincts 10 Alma. 90 Gil
Ia. and So Mogollon.
No. s5t. Precincts II Kelly and II
No. s52. Precincts ~ New san
Marcial. IL old san Marciai. and IS
Cantarvcin.
Na, e53. Precincts 16 san Juan
and 90 las Nutrias.
No. 25t Precincts IL san Francis
co. 20 Coeney. 81 Reserve and "a
Frisco.
No. e5S Precincts ~ Datil and 81
Santa Rita.
No. ESQ. Precincts Il Luis Lopez.
and 40 H~osQuccito.
No. 25I. Precincts - T%ularosa,
and 50 Luna.
No. s5S. Precincts 80 Mangus and
salt Lake.
No. ess. Precincts IS CherryNillc
aud a. Nesedaie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

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1t is prescribed by doctors and is
recognized as a family medicine
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ifin need Of advice, write Medical Depart
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

He-All is over between us. She
despises me
She-Has shs sent back your let
tiers.
He-Nes.
She-Then cheer up. 1f she really
despised o she would hold on 10
your letters To be read in court or used
for the amusement of her friends
Washington star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26
Deep Cold Cured.
Health Restored.

Be Careful of a Cold and Cure
it Before it Becomes Deep
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If anybody thinks this statement is
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-26

The III Paso Herald says The Rock
Island, through r. K Seeds. its tray
cling freight agent, will open offices
AT SIS "A Francisco street. Mr.
Stcds Whom seer, s0id there would be
no change I'm IL general affairs of
the company. and that the lei Paso
a Southwestern will continue to han
dc its business as heretofore.
MIR. Seeds comes from Denver where
he has been connected with the Rock
Island since 1924. and viii move his
fomilv tn FL Paso.
In establishing an office here, the
Rock Island is only following its poi
icy Of maintaining offices in all the
principal cities. and IL has no bearing
whichever on the relationship previous
~ existing between it and the lei Paso
a southwestern.