Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1882, Page 2

THE DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 28 1882, — ——— —g— TAMING THE TEXANS. Spirited Scenes in the National Stock Yards at St. Louis, How the Dealers Ars Ocoasionally Hunted by Their Horned Property- The Dexterity Displayed by Cow- bovs, Globe-Democrat, The “western wilds” are an unfail- ing source of Interest to the pecple of the cities east of the frontier, and many & journey is made to the far west solely for the purposo of seeing the untamed herds of ca.tle and but- falo that have never known any greater restrainst than a good stift prairio breeze. There is an indisori- bable abandon and fierceness about the undomesticated western bovine that is never wholly lost. TEXAS CATTLE ped flowing and the Republican says the pipe is filled with 500 feet of sand. The Catholics of De Smet have decided to erect a_church this fall. This will be the first Catholic church on the line of the Dakota Central, The city of Grand Forks voted bonds to the amount of forty-five thousand dollms for the purpose of suppiying the city with water, improving its streets and protecting it from fire, A Mrs, Cummings, living near Kimball, Drule county, was recently attacked by an infariated bull whi:h gored her in the side inflicting & wound fifteen inches ling, knocked out seven of her teeth and severe- ly bruised her arms and body. COLORADO. The hay cr- in the park below Ouray is extraordinaii y Lurge this year, Denver begins to complain Jof dull times, and real estate ir declining. A sedeme is on foot_in Durango to form astock company and establish a jockey elub, The Denver exposition building i« to be lighted by twenty-five electric lights, of n state convention will be held at Denver on September 14th to nom- inate a full state ticket, Charley Hurd, a Georgetown miner, fell to the bottom of an unworked shaft on the 19th and was not found for three days, He waa still alive, but fearfvlly injured and may yet die, when in herds are harmless, but the moment one is separated from its fel- lows it becomes belligerent, and will not only fight if pursued, but will fiercely attack any other animal in sight, excepting one of ils own kind or a horse. ~The ‘‘cow-boys,” invariably mounted, do not hesitate to approach an infuriated steer when it would certainly gore a footman to death, To one declining the cost and tedious fatigue of a trip to the cattle ranches, the great stock yards in East 8t. Louis afford sufficient opportuni- ties to gratify the most exacting curi- osity. Daily, almost, occur scenes fraught with excitement and interest attending the handling of herds direc from the prairies. One day last week a brindle stag, weighed separately from the herd, on leaving the scales suddenly attacked the counting clerk, and pursued him to the barrier a fow ards distant, The clerk fled like a eor, and at_one bound scaled the high fence, He was not an instant to quick, for THE STAG'S LONG HORN caught the leg of his pants and ripped it into shreds. A faithful shopherd dog belonging to the clerk, followed his master to the fence, and the en- raged steer turned upon him thus diverting its attention from the terror- stricken man, The dog easily escaped the fierce cnslaughts of the steer. A gang of boys, armed with sharp point- ed sticks, soon drove it back to a pen. Not long eince, a herder was knocked down by a wild steer and his face disfigured for life, His nose was torn completely from his face, That he was not killed was owing to the fact that the l(mfi horns, wide apart, touched the groun on each side of the poor fellow’s head as he lay prostrate. On Friday last a slendid specimen of the Texas ‘‘long horn,” straying from a herd, dashed through the alleys of the yards bellow- ing and plunging furiously, causing drivers, dealers, employes, and even dogs to give it a wide berth. The brute leaped the picket fence around the exchange building into the aroa, and IN A TWINKLING nearly & hundred men engaged in trading, forgot their business and fled for safety. The ‘‘long horn” was finally dyrivon toward a herd, and once among its fellows, became quiet, evidently satisfied with its playful rampage. The excitement and inter- est to an observer is mnot confined to the cattle, Texas horses, too, cc: casionally furnish lively episodes, In the same manner as cattle, they are driven into cars directly from the ranges, and are turned into pens, their wild spirit un- broken. The shippers send Mexicans who are experts in handling the lasso and skilled in taming these steeds of the ranges with their herds. The horses are turned into a large pen, which the seller and customer also en- ter. The latter chooses the animal he desires to purchase, and when the selection is made the Mexican begins his task, He approaches the drove and stampedes it. As the affrighted horses dash past him he throws the lasgo in the air, WITH WONDERFUL ACCURACY, and it slips over the head of the ani- mal wanted. Then the excitement be- gins The noose encircles the horse's Men from Denven have taken the place of the strikers on the D), & R, G. extension and work has been resumed on the exten- sion to Utah, The pavilion for the exhibition of Hins- dale county ores at the exposition will be ornamented with 150 photographic views of different portions of the county. The old volunteer firemen of Leadville met on the 17th for the purpose of organiz- ing a social club and to keep together the & Salisbury to connect with the eastern and western ends of the Northern Pacific railroad, The wide-awake young business men of Miles City are about to form a building as- wociation to erect residences and rell them on the installment plan to those unable to provide themselves with homes by paying cash down, There is no justice of the peace between Weeksville and the Montana line. There are abont 5,000 men working between these two points, and consequently there is lots of work for a justice ot the peace, There is considerable emigration |>Mn|'n1 through Bozeman for Judith Basin and the Muscleshell, and the greater number of them say that they propose devoting themselves to stock growing chiefly, ¥rom parties recently over the line, we learn that & named Meagher, who had charge of some forty or fifty China- men, some way incurred their enmity, and they murdered him., A number of his friends banded: together, armed them. welves and attacked the Chinamen, killing six of them and wounding thirteen others, The survivors took the trail for Missoula in fear of their lives,—[Missoulian, WASHINGTON. At Spokane Falls the tax-pa; unanimous vote in favor of & w new school house, A gang of seven sheep shearers in Gar: field connty, sheared 17,500 sheep this sea- son, an ayerage of 2500 each, The present hot weather, ninety-five in the shade, will have a serious bad effect upon all 4pring sown grain yet inthe milk, There are no indications of rain, It is reported that Wm. Rodman and family, who left California about the 1stof May for Washington territory, with 3,000 h(,‘ their possession, have ail been murder- ed. ere cast & 500 tax for The first election held in Walla Walla county was held in the fall of 1855, and 40 votes were cast, Walla Walla county then men who in days past have saved Lead- ville from many a _serious conflagration, They declare that though badly treated by the conncil they would always in case of need turn out in a body and show the paid department how to handle a fire, On the night of the 20th, a clond-burst occurred in Plessant valley, doing immense damagze to property, The Larimer county and on ditches were broken, bridges were swept away, and the surrounding country inudated, The damage to the Eaton ditch alone is estimated at $10,000, while the extent of the damage to the farme can ncarcely be estimated, The rain extended all over the country, and the streets of Fort Colling were flooded with water, Joe Baca, an Indian, was arrested at West Las Animas on the 18th, for at- tempting to commit a rape upon the per- son of a O-year old wirl named Maggie Ritie. Taca enticed the little girl into an out-of-the-way pla ¢, threw her down and, holding his hand over her mouth to pre- vent her giving sny alarm by screaming, was attenpting to execute his hellish pur- pose when his derigns were frustrated by s0ms parties coming upon the scene. The little wirl is the dauchter of a white man, Charles L. Ritie, who used to be a Justice of the and a Mexican woman, On the 21st, an nt occurred to the Denver & Rio Graude Bl Moro occommo- dation train, Ly breaking through the Huerfano_bridge, thirty.six miles from Pueblo. When the engine aund tender reached the structure the crash came, The men had not 4 woment’s warning, and had it beon otherwise they could not have ben- efitted themselves by jumpivg, for the iwvollen ntrear was flowing very, swiftly, The cnging and tondor wont into_the A atream, but the first car happened to be loaded 'with stone and tipping to one side when the shock came blocked the train and kept_it_from following the engine, Fireman McNally was crushed to death, | 3! and breathed his last shortly after being removed from the wreck, Engineer Mey- ers was pulled from the cab almost dead and cared for by the trainmen as best they could until assistance arrived. The cause of the accident was a storm, which washed away the bridge supports, WYOMING. The corner stone of St, James’ (Episco- %3 chucch at Rawling was laid on the h, The territorial Sabbath school associa- tion held a three days’ sefsion ut Cheyenne last week. Laramio throws rotten eggs at its pros- titutes when they appear too “fresh” on the streets, Prof, W, T Brown, late of Kearney, Ne- braska, wiil be the new vriucipal of Lara. mie’s public schools, An emigrant from the east, with a large family, who was on his way to Oregon, has concluded to settle in Wyoming aud has taken up a ranch on Sand ocreck. There are_some five or six boys in the family and pater familias has been figuring up the advantage of a residence in Wysm- | be ing. Here he says hia boys will earn 850 a month, whilo $15 was) the most they could get in the east, and, takiogall things into consideration, Wyomiog is much the best country to live in.—Rawlins Journal, A party of dosorters who were in the Carben jail, came nesr escaping recently, They had begun operations on the wall of the water closet and had dug nearly through; a half hour's more work and they would have escaped, Fortunately an ordor wa received ut noon to send them to Fort Steolo, and they were taken away before they had a chance to complete neck close to the head, and is drawn, After the shock has passed away, tho spirited animal draws back with all ita strength, or starts to run. Greatly to its surprise the captured steed is brought back with a sudden jerk, that nerrly throws it off its feet. The wild nature of the beast is now faurl aroused, and, finding escape impos ble, it will attack its captor. Rearing upon its hind legs, it will throw its fore feet forward and attempt to bring them downfupon its tamer with crush- ing force. The latter, active and agile, easily dodges the frantic animal, and bg dexterous manipulation of the rope obliges it to move about as he desires, The horse is then taken to the buyer's stable, The Mexican fastens the rope 10 the tail of a stout horse, especially trained for the purpose and MOUNTING THE SUBMISSIVE ANIMAL rides away, the captured one being dragged behind. Sometimes the tamer mount the new horse, Despite its “‘bucking” and ‘‘charging” he re- tains his eeat, except when the strug- gling steed lids down. The tamer then slips off dexterously and quietly stands by until the horse attempts to rise, when he resumes his seat, Brute force soon yields to intelligence and strategem, and the horse finding its struggles so easily overcome be- comes perfectly docile, OCOIDENTAL JOTTINGS, DAKOTA, ‘There are nine telegraph poles in a row uear Sioux Falls that have been stiuck by lightning, The small-pox cost McCounty $1,600, and Davidson county $1,200. Mitchell is h-vhu{ an influz of Towa saloon keepers fleeing from the awendment, The town trustees of Valley City have decided to issue $20,000 in bonds ior the building of sidewalks, sewers, etc Will McClosky, aged fourteen years. of Athol, Spink county, has broken sevent five acres thiv season, ‘The product of all three of the brick- v in Jawestown this season will not be sufficient tosupply the demand for brick, ‘There were eight hundred and forty-two cows taken into Hanson county be- aween April 1st and July lst, their work, Quite a ripple of excitement was created at Cheyenne on the 17th, by a sudden and unexpected assault upon Chief Justice Sener by Fred, Landau, Landau struck the judge a blow with his clenched fist, striking the left side of his face, when by- standers interferred and put a_ntop to the business before any barm had been done. The ill feeling of which this is the result, dates from the May term of court, when L.ndan took umbrage at certain acts of Judge Sener while on the bench, and the feeling engendered was so bitter that threats at the time were maae. UTAH Ogden’s much needed hotel ix expected to be finished by Christmas, The estimated increase of Salt Lake's included all of eastern Washington and northern Idaho, and that portion of Mon- tana lying west of the Rocky mountains, Sunday evening the up-freight train from Bonneville met with an accident about 12 miles below The Dalles, As the train was coming around a pretty sharp curve onto a trestlo one of the trucks of a flat car jumped the track and took another ome with it into the river. The cars were load- ed with the new Silsby steam fire engine, hose carriago and hoce designed for this city, and the two cars, the engine, hose carriage and ho-e, are now lying quietly in about 40 feet of Columbia) Tiver water,— Walla Walla Union, OREGON. In Portland, William Baker was taken to the penitentiary on Saturday for two years. Three days before he had_ stolen 200, for which he had been arrested, tri convicted and sentenced in the brief inte val, NEVADA. The track of the Nevadaand Oregon railroad has been laid twenty miles north of Reno, Track-laying has been tempo- ranily stopped for want of iron, While its mother was engaged for sever- al hours in playing Piute poker in Alida valley, Nevada, o little Indisn child, left in the shade of a eage-brush, was attacked by a cloud of moequitoes, the effect of the numerous bites producing death next day. ing the Jast fifeteen months (says the zstte) the Central Pacific has had 100 new engines built, and they have orders in now fur 100 more, Twenty-five are the new twolve-wheelers, desivned by J. Stevens of Sactramento, Prices haye advanced nearly ninety per cent, but, they are dropping back a little, A good forty-ton engine, that cost $7,000 or 88,000 two years ago, now brings from $18,000 to CALIFORNIA. H. T. Fairbanks and Hemy Wilson, of Potaluma, are bringing from France to the Pacific const, ten Norman horses, The Glencoe school house, in Calaveras, was destroydd oy fire last week, supposed to be incendiary. ARIZONA. Granville H, Oury has been nomioated for dalelfna by the democratic territorial convention, 1t’s 100© at Phoenix for asteady thing, but the people have been baked 80 much they don’t mind the heat, NEW MEXICO, A number of hydrants are to bo wet up in Raton for fire protection, Los Vegas cast) 2,000 votes for city officers, and elected E. Romero mayor by 263 majority. On the bth of August the Raten Presby- terians go to Chihuahua, Old Mexico, on an excursion, Marshal Morrison has arrested a num- r of the most prominent citizens of Taon for selling lguor to the Pucblo In- dians, Considerabla excitement was created in Socorro last week by the arrest of X, L, House, a well known sheep-buyer, and & negro by the name of Logwood, These parties aro charged with the murder of fexican herder, near White Oaks, on the 11th inst. The murdered man’s body has been found, It is supposed that the crime was perpetrated for the object of stealing a flock of sheep, numbering 5,000, in charge of the decease Worthy of Praf As a rule we ao not recommend Patent Medicines, but when wo know of one that roally is & public benefactor, and_docs positively cure, then wo consider it oue duty to impart that information to ail. Electric Bitters are truly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Biliousness Tover and Ague, Stomach, Liver and Kiduey Complaints, even were all other remedies fail. Wo know wereof wespeak, and can freely reconuend them to all.— Exch.—Sold " at fifty centsa bottle, by odman, OIS S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner South and Locust Streets, =57, .OWIE MO., population in the last two years is 4,000, The farmers of Utah are suffering for want of laborers, the railroads having em- ployed all the floating help, William Einbect, of the Coast and Gieo- dedic wsurvey, !h now wnder instructions from the superintendent of the Coast sur- voy, requiring him to return to Utah and Nevsda and resunio the field work of the Geodetic survey of the thirty-ninth paral- lel at Jeff Davis Peak, He }en\en ‘ashe iu.imu in s few days, and expects to reach Salt Lake by the st of August, IDAHO, Poll tax is §4 at Hailey, T'here aro too many laborers and too lit. tle for them to do at Bawtooth, The democratic territorial convention will be beld at Boise City oun September firat, MON1 ANA, ¥orty-four buildings are now in course of construction in But years there have inges and thirty-one puid for wool in Benton range to 2§ cents, Pelts are selling there at 17 cents, Tho froat dwsing the last three weeks hae destroyed the potato orop on some of the runcies of the Upper Deer Lodge valiey, A sheep wan estlmates that over 2,000, 000 pouuds of wool will be delivered in Lenton this vear, aggregating in round numbers over $500,000, The citizens of Miles City have sube soribed 83,240 for the purchase of a fe engine, but a larger sum is needed, which it i said will soon be colleoted, A through line of coaches will, about The artesiau well at Aberdeen has stop- the 1st of Septewber, be put on by Gilmey J. H. HURST., - - (Prop. Rooms, 750, $1.00 and $1.50 Per Day An_clogant Reataurant (s connected with this house, where meals are sorved at reasonablo prices peou day and night 101 IMPERISHABLE PERFUME, [furray & Lanman’s FLGRIDA WATER, Best for TOILET, BATH DKERCHIEF, w all Y Mk AU, Prestdent, Vice Pros't W. B. Duisaun, Sec. and Tross. THE NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING GO Lincoin, Neb. MANUFACTURERS OF Corn Planters, Hrrrows. Farm Raollers Sulky Hay Rakes, Buckel slevauug Wiadmills, & Wo aro prepared ¢ for othor partics eos all orders NEBRASKA MANUFACTURING €O Liucoln, Neb. do job work and mavufas [t D. M. WELTY, (Snocessor to D.T. Monnt.) Manufacturer and Dealer In Saddles, Harness, Whips, FANUY HORSE CLOTHING Robes, Dusters and Tarf Goods Agentfor Jas, R Hill & Co.'s oBLEBe o CONGCCRD HARNESS *“The Best in The World,” 12412 FARNAIV ST, Order vlallc(ml. OMAHA, NEB Sionx City & Pacifie RALXLIRO.NH.7T. THE BIOUX OITY ROUTEF Runa & Soltd Train Through from Oouncil Blufts to 8t. Paul Without Ohange :;IT.Q. Only 17 Hours A€>CYy MILES THE BHORTES ROUTE OM OOUNOIL BLUFFS8 TO BT. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIB DULUTH OR BIEKARCK and all polats In Northern Iows, Minaee a and Dakots. This line In cquipped with She improved Westinghouse Automatlc Alr-braka and Milie Platform Coupler and Bufter 1) g EELy BATETY AND GOMPORT I un . “Poliman Palace Sloeptng Oar run through WITHOUT CHANGE botwoon Bab o1Clty and 88, Pavl, via Councll Bluffs and 8loux City. Traing leave Lnlon Pacific Tranafor s Coon- cil Biuffs, ab 7:86 p. m, daily on arrival of Kansa City nd_Councl] Bluffs_train from riving at Sloux Clty 11:98 p. m,, and ab the New Unlon Depos st 5. Paol ab 12:38 noon, TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF ANY OTHRS ROUTE. &% Remember In taking the Sloux City Roub you got s Through Train. The Sorien L o Guickest Tirgo sud b Gomfortable Hide ta Through Cara_betweon COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL. £ Beo that your Tickota read via sbo “Blon: Oty and Pacific Rallroa | 38, WATTLES, . R. BUCHANAN Superintendens, ' Gen’ Pass. Aganh P. E. ROGINSON, Asu's Gen'l Pass. AR't., Misaourl Valley, I, W. E. DAVIS, Sonthwoetern Agent, s Tews ANTI-MONOPOLY LEAGUE. Biank memoeranip roles for the anti-monpoly leazue, contaiuing statement of principle mef- hods of precedure and instructions how t organ. ize will' besent on application to G.; a) Melroy, Neh Bnricen atamn EEE] OSTETTERS Itis the concurrent testimony of th themedicins] pro‘ession tha h Bitters i- a medicine which »chieves results peedly felt, thorough and benign. ~ Beeide e rates thefeeble, co nd biadder compinints, and has. loscence cf those decovering from enfeebling diseises Moreover, it is the graud fic for fever and ague, For salo by all drugyists and dealors gonerally i to al GRAY’'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARK The GreatTRS DE MARX English rem- ody. A un- l‘l{lng cure for Seminal Wenknoss, Spormator- hia, Inpot. ency, and all Discasest tollow as & BEFORE TAKING, soquence of AFTER TAKING, Solf-Abuse; a8 Loss of Memory, Universal Lassi tude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pro mature Old Age, and many other Diseason that Joad o Tnsaaty or Cousumption and & Proma: ture Grave, £arFull particulars (n our pamohlef wo_dosire to send freo tv mall to every £ Tho Specifi cMedicine is sold by all druggis at 81 per package, or 6 packzes for $5, or will be sent freo by mail on ree: ipt‘of the money, by addroseiug! ~ THEGRAY 4EDICINE CO,,’ Buffalo, N, ocTme-nod tIn'any stage g E g g Oatarrh, s Q g BOZEMA, E 0 % 0ld Sores, . 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BWLFT S8PECIFIO €O, Frops, Ablant Price of Small sizo, $1.00, Large size §1.76 2 Sold by KENNARD BROE. & 00 wono raliv © Deuggl 1t yon suffer trom Dyspepaia, use BURDOCA 'LOOD BITTERS. 1 you are afflicted with Biliousness, use BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t you are prostrated with sick Headache, take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1 your Bowels are disordered, regulate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t vour Blood 18 mpure, purity it with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you ha ‘e Indigestion, you will tind an antidote in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t yon are trowbled with Spring Complaints, er- adicate them with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t your Liverls torpid, restore It to healthy action with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS 1t your Livor Is affected, you will find a sure ro- storative in BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. 1t you have any species of Humor or Pimple, fail not o take BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, 1t you have any symptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous Sores, a curative remedy will be found In BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Imparting strength and vitality to the sys- tem, nothing can equal BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. For Norvous and General Debility, tone up the system with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Price, 81.00 per Hottle; Trial Bottles 10 Cts FOSTER, MILBURN, & Co., 'ops. BUFFALO, N. Y. Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMahon aud C. F. Goodnian. 10 27 cod: Disease s an effect, not s cavse. It within; its manifestations withoot, tien cure the disease the cAUSE must ba remoye n no otlu'rzwny can n_cure ever re eifected. ARNER’S SAFE KI1DNDY AND flvl’-‘a C! 2X ia estublis on Just this principle. 1t realizos that 95 Per C(Cent. ofall diseases arize from deranged kidneys an liver, and it _strikes at once at the root of the i The elements of which it is composed y upon these &rent organs, bothasa 00D aod RESTORER, and, by placivg’ them in a bealthy, conditicn, drive diseazc and pain from the system. For the jnnumerable troubles cansed by un- healthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary Organs; the distressing Disordersof Woren: for Mala and physical derangements genorally, this gre rem:dy has 10 equal, Bewaro of impostors, im itations and concoctions said to _be Just as good. For Dinbetes, 8 for 7. 'S SAFE, DEARETES CURAR H. WARNER & CO.. Rochoster N Y The Great Linglish Remedy Nover fzila to cure Nervous Debtiity, Vi- ia] Exhaustion, Eris- fons, Seminal Weak- cssos, LOST DIAN WAIHOOD, and ali_the Vil offcta of youth- EBliul follies and excos. s, 1t gtops porma. hently all weakening involuntary loss: 8 an 5 tom, the Inevitable re- of these ovil prace tices, which ar so destruetive to wind and body and make life miferable, often leading to insani- ty and death. It strengthens the Nerves, Brain, (memory( Blood, Muscles, Digestive and Repro: ductive Organs,” 1t restores to all the orzanic functions their former vigor and vitality, ma- Ming life cheerful and enjoyable. Price, 8 hottle, oF four times the quantity $10. Sent by express, secure from observation, to any address, on recelptof price. No. C. O, D. sent, excopt on receipt of 81 ns & . Letters re- qQuesting answers must inclose stamp. _ Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills aro ths bost and cheapest dyspepsia and billious cure Iu the market, Sold by ail druggiste, Prico 60 cents, Di, MinTi's KiuNuy REMKDY, NEPRBTIOUM, Cures 1l kind of Kidney and biaddor complainte gouorehon, gloot and loucorrhoa. For eale oy all auggists: #1a bottle. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 718 Ofive St., 8t. Louis, Mo, For Salo in Omaha by C. ¥. GOODMAN, Jang26-1v. 1t you ares mag ot sl t 1£ you are yor a or have b by & op Bliters, W you dye ponina, TRdney Crurnary come , discase X Tyl we Hop Bitters i) youaresim. Pl wea K andl Ph% aniriti oy |4 W may oyeurlh 2 Siae wved hunels aveds. To Nervous Sutferer THE QIEAT EUROPEAN REMEDY, Dr, J, B. Bimpson's Bpacific MBI X N XU JEL, rtoirhes, Bemina W.B. 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