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Speaker 1: Bringing you the first and last circulating episodes of Nick Carter.

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All Right, it's time for today's episode of Nick Carter.

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The original air date May the sixteenth of nineteen fifty four,

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and it's the Case of the Haunted Burial Cave.

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Speaker 3: Carter Master Detective. Today's Nick Carter Adventure, The Case to

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the HoTT A Burial Cave.

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Speaker 4: I wish I hadn't come into this whole cave. I

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hate places like you. I always feel as if the

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roof were going to drop on me.

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Speaker 3: My.

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Speaker 4: This section of the cave is shoes.

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Speaker 5: Yes, I think the secret burial chamber we're looking for

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must be much like this.

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Speaker 4: You look at those big rocks up there.

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Speaker 5: Hanging norsh Somebody up there put the get back again.

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Speaker 3: Now another intriguing transcribe adventure with Nick Carter, master detective

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resented in cooperation with a mutual network by doctor shows

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in opad we're old famous relief far corn, callouses, bunions

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and thar toes in a moment the case of the

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hot a burial cave. But first, are you one of

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the four million?

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Speaker 6: We hope not?

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Speaker 3: Four million? Is the number of Americans injured by accidents.

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Speaker 7: In the home every year.

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Speaker 3: Now, most of these injuries are caused by falls falls

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which range in seriousness from sliding on a scatter rug

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to diving accidentally headfirst down a flight of stairs. Now,

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these accidents in the home are one hundred percent preventable.

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Appoint yourself a committee of one to go through the

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house from cellar to attic and check potential sources of

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accidental injury. Pay particular attention to your stairways. Remember that

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stairs are for stepping, not storing. Remove articles that have

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don't belong there, Move them and find a more fitting

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storage spot. Teach your children to put their toys away

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when they finish plane and during your inspection trip and

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after it too. Think safely and live safely. This message

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has brought to you as a public service. Now today's adventure,

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starring Lawn Clark as Nick Carter, The Case of the

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Hat a burial cave in an isolated area near the

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Canadian border. A small archaeological expedition is calf near the

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mouth of an unexplored cave. The head of the exploring party,

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Cole Adams, crouches alone on a narrow ledge in a

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huge cavern, the pale light of his lantern casting distorted

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shadows on the dripping wall.

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Speaker 2: Who's there is that? You Farrel? Why are you hiding

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in the shadow?

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Speaker 8: You hid?

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Speaker 2: Oh?

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Speaker 3: The view from this plane is just magnificent. Yeah, lovely country. So,

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mister Ferrel, you phoned mister Adams after he was attacked,

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That right, Yes, that's right. His wife was worried when

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he didn't come back, so I went into the cave

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after him. He was still unconscious, but he's all right. Now, oh, yes,

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Ms Bowen, he's fully recovered. Now I'm still not certain.

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That's why mister Adams asked me to come up here

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when nearest.

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Speaker 7: Town is thirty miles away.

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Speaker 3: Mister Adams went in and talked to the deputy sheriff there,

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but the man refused to take any action.

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Speaker 9: Well, but surely with such a clear case of assaws

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that intend to steal, the authorities would be forced to investigate.

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Speaker 3: Well, most of these people feel we have no right

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to be poking around in the old burial cave, and

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they'd be very happy if we decided to pack up

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and leave.

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Speaker 9: So when the deputy sheriff refused to take any action,

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mister Adams called Nick.

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Speaker 7: Yes, and when you agreed to come up here, I

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was sent to meet you.

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Speaker 3: It's only about an hour by plane, but it takes

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forever in a car the roads that are bad.

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Speaker 6: Who's backing this expedition?

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Speaker 3: Mister Ferrol Adams secured a grant from the nor Would Foundation.

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He and his wife are in this district. Last year

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on a vacation, Adams heard about this cave, did some

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superficial exploring, and decided it might be a very rich

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archaeological find.

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Speaker 6: Why hadn't the cave been explored before?

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Speaker 3: Now, Well, it's fairly inaccessible and there are a lot

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of superstitious stories about the place. The natives are sure

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it's haunted by the ghosts of the old Indians who

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were buried there. I see how many members in your party.

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Well there's Cole Adams, his wife and myself, and we

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hired a guide, an Indian named Sam Big Eagle. At

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first he claimed he could lead us directly to the

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hidden burial chamber, but since we hired him, he's done

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nothing but slow us up. Hey that echo lake over there,

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mister Ferrell, Yes, that's it. You can see Jeff White's

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cabin through the trees there. O.

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Speaker 4: Who's Jeff White.

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Speaker 3: Oh he's a very nice guy. He's blind. He lives

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there on the lake all by himself. See, mister Ferrell,

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you said your Indian guide blamed the ghosts of his

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dead forefathers for the attack on Coal Adams.

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Speaker 6: What do you think, Kavin?

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Speaker 3: Well, I'm an archaeologist, mister Carter, not a detective. But

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I'm sure of one thing. Those big purple bruises on

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coal Adam's throat weren't made by a ghost.

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Speaker 9: The entrance to the cave certainly isn't very large, mister Adams.

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Speaker 5: No, it's most deceptive. But after the first twenty five

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yards the entrance.

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Speaker 2: Passage grows progressively larger.

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Speaker 6: I see, we'll have a look at it in the morning,

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I must.

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Speaker 4: Say, mister carrav And I'm sorry you agreed to come

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Speaker 2: Eve.

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Speaker 6: Why do you say that, missus Adams, Because if.

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Speaker 9: You'd refused, Cole might have been willing to give up

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this stilly exploration.

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Speaker 5: I've too much at stake to be frightened off by

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a few ghost stories.

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Speaker 4: And was it a ghost that nearly choked you today?

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Speaker 2: No, it was not.

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Speaker 5: Those were very human fingers at my throat. I'm hoping

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mister Carter will soon be able to tell us who

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it was trying to murder me?

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Speaker 2: And why, oh where all is flor Oh?

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Speaker 5: Over here, Jeff by the cave entrance.

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Speaker 2: This is Jeff White, the blind manly returning.

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Speaker 5: About earlier, Kevin tells who you have guessed called, Yes,

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I tried Nick Carter and his assistant mis Powen. This

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is Jeff White, the mayor of Eccho Lake.

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Speaker 3: That title is quite unofficial, but welcome anyway. You've come

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to investigate the attack on Calls.

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Speaker 6: Yes, that's right. I'm glad.

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Speaker 3: I was afraid Call might decide to pack up and leave,

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and I've been spoiled by having someone to talk with.

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Speaker 4: You mean you live up here all alone, mister White.

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Speaker 3: I do know, Miss Bowen. I hope you'll both come

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to see me while you're here, but.

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Speaker 4: They certainly will, Jeff, I want them to see your house.

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Speaker 3: It's just beautiful, that's thanks to Murial. Well, I mustn't say.

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Speaker 6: I just want to say hello, Oh, mister White.

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Speaker 9: Aren't you afraid of wonderful these woods? Alone after dark?

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Speaker 5: But me and miss Bowen it's always dark, and I

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feel perfectly safe for these wooden.

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Speaker 6: I know all these paths by heart.

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Speaker 9: Gosh, I think that's remarkable.

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Speaker 5: It is a remarkable man, miss Bowen. He was a

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brilliant chemist and was blinded in the laboratory explosion.

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Speaker 6: Yes, I noticed a by a bit of kaffekey wears

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in a key chain.

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Speaker 5: He received a large cash settlement for the loss of

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his eyes, and he and his wife came up here

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to live.

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Speaker 10: Is she the murial he mentioned?

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Speaker 2: Yes, she ran off several months ago with a local

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No good.

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Speaker 6: I mean she just walked out on him. Yep, just disappeared.

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Speaker 9: Well, if you'll excuse me, I'm feeling out of the time,

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I think i'll turn in.

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Speaker 6: Good night, Good night, mister Adams.

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Speaker 3: The morning you were attacked, you got up early and

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you went into that cave alone a trip.

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Speaker 5: I'd gone some distance inside when it seemed to me

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that I heard digging, digging, but it was very remote,

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and it stopped as I approached. Then, without warning, I

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was seized from behind.

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Speaker 6: I'll tell me.

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Speaker 3: Do you think it could have been some Indian who

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resents this intrusion upon a sacred burial cave?

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Speaker 5: It could be, or it might have been someone using

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that as a cover uplist card.

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Speaker 6: How do you mean, as you noticed, I.

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Speaker 5: Have a most attractive wife, many years younger than I am.

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My assistant, Kevin Farrow, has quite a reputation as a

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Don Juan with the ladies.

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Speaker 9: Are you accusing your assistant of trying to murder you?

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Speaker 5: No, I am making no accusations. I only know that

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someone try to kill me, and I expect Jumis Carter

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to find out who it was and.

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Speaker 2: See to us at A second attendant doesn't succeed.

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Speaker 3: And just the moment we'll return to today's adventure with

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Nick Carter, Master Detective. But first, you know, from early

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childhood we're taught not to neglect our eyes or teeth,

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But when it comes to our feet, it's another story. Yes,

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government records prove that seven out of every ten of

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us are troubled by either painful corns, callouses, bunyan sortes,

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or tender spots on the feet, and for one reason

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only shoe friction and pressure. Now, the way to stop

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all that needless distress in a hurry is to promptly

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protect any sensitive spots on your feeder toes with soothing cushioning.

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make you or tight shoes feel easy on the peat,

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get a box right away that doctor shows zeno zi

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n Doctor shows Zenopads sold everywhere. Now back to the

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case of the Hat of Burial Cave, Today's adventure with

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Nick Carter. It's late morning and Nick and Passy, accompanied

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by Cole Adams and his wife, are preparing to enter

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the mysterious burial cave.

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Speaker 5: I don't know where that Indian guide of ours is,

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but I guess we can manage just as well with

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autumns with him.

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Speaker 6: I haven't seen them all morning.

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Speaker 10: Of where's mister barrel?

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Speaker 5: He says he's going to try to catch us some fresh.

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Speaker 6: Fish for lunch.

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Speaker 4: Honestly, call that coat of yours still reeks.

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Speaker 6: Of more fall.

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Speaker 5: It's a good clean smell.

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Speaker 2: Dear ish.

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Speaker 5: You have your laughing mister Carter all set and I

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have mine, So I think we're ready.

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Speaker 8: No, you not go in there.

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Speaker 6: No here as you're missing guy.

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Speaker 9: He's been in the cave. That's why we haven't seen him.

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Speaker 2: You not go in sacred cave.

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Speaker 5: Now look here, Sam, I'm not paying you to wander

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off whenever the notion takes you.

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Speaker 2: And what were you doing in the cave?

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Speaker 11: Very bad place bard these dead people, we know that.

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Speaker 2: That's why we're interested.

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Speaker 11: You go in cave, you die like others.

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Speaker 6: All listen, Sam, this is a burial cave. People were

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taken here after they were there. They didn't die in

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the cave.

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Speaker 8: No, they die there.

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Speaker 11: You die too.

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Speaker 5: I've had enough of this nonsense. So you're going to

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guide us into this cave or nothing? No, you go away,

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all right, ten, we'll go in without you.

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Speaker 8: I not let you go in there.

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Speaker 7: Sam, get out of the way, you.

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Speaker 11: Point coner, Sam, all right, go Sam, war you go

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in cave and die like others.

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Speaker 3: And you're going much further into the cave. And this

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when you were attacked, mister Adams.

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Speaker 5: Oh yes, i'd say about fifty yards from here. This

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is a shop turn and then a kind.

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Speaker 6: Of a recess.

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Speaker 4: I wish I hadn't come. I hate places like this.

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I always feel that the roof is going.

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Speaker 1: To drop on.

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Speaker 5: Well, you can go back if you like me, then

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help Kevin Fish here wait.

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Speaker 6: A second, Wednesday, what's good? What is it? Nick? I

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had some old thirty eight cartridges. Someone stood here and

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fired a dozen or more shots, like hey.

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Speaker 4: Look here on this wall. Someone try to scratch a

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message and you are murder.

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Speaker 5: Maybe it's probably just somebody wanting to leave their name

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for posterity.

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Speaker 6: It's been written fairly recently.

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Speaker 2: I say, well, should we go ahead?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: So, mister Adams, what did your Indian guys do for

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a living before I hired on you?

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Speaker 2: A little of everything?

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Speaker 5: Hunting, trapping, prospecting for go Oh no, no. The uranium

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fever hit this country. Everybody was out hoping to find

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a rich uranium pocket and get wealthy over night.

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Speaker 4: Why this session of the cave is huge.

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Speaker 5: I think the burial chamber must be something like this.

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Speaker 4: Look at those big rocks. They just seemed to.

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Speaker 2: Tame somebody up, get back against.

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Speaker 8: They thank you.

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Speaker 9: Adam seems to be resting quietly now.

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Speaker 6: Good, well, mister Adams, how about it?

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Speaker 2: Should I go back to the cave?

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Speaker 5: We've lost so much time now, mister Carter, I suggest

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we wait until the morning and go in without the lady.

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Speaker 6: That's fine with me.

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Speaker 3: You think it was Sam Big Eagle who pushed the

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rock down on your coal, Yes.

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Speaker 6: Jeff, it must have been.

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Speaker 5: You try to keep us from going into the cave,

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and when that failed, he probably followed us and to

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crushed us with that polet I came.

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Speaker 6: To a close for comfort.

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Speaker 9: If Nick hadn't pushed us all back against the war wife.

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Speaker 4: We have been hit.

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Speaker 5: I'm sorry Neva's hysterics pro our investigating further.

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Speaker 6: Hey, Parrell hasn't returned from his fishing trip yet, Eddie.

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Speaker 2: No, I don't see him out in the lake either.

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Speaker 3: I have a suggestion, since missus Adams are so upset,

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why don't you let us stay here at my cabin.

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Speaker 6: Miss Bowne could stay with her.

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Speaker 3: And I'll bumped on over at your camp for sure.

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Speaker 2: Well, it's very kind of you, Jeff.

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Speaker 6: It's quite a collection of keys you have there, mister White.

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Speaker 2: Oh, it's ridiculous of me.

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Speaker 3: I supposed to wear them up here. But the keys

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I used to use when I was a chemist, officers, labs, luckers,

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so on, And I wear them on my belt because

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I like to hear them jingle.

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Speaker 6: They remind me of the past, and a very happy.

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Speaker 9: Past, and it's certainly a very cheerful sound.

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Speaker 3: Wow, we're not going back into the cave today. Those

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we see if they can locate Sam Big Eagle right.

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Speaker 5: There are several questions, said Indians got to answer. I'll

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also be interested to hear what Kevin Farrell has been

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doing while somebody was trying to kill us.

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Speaker 7: Are you accusing me of trying to kill you, Adams.

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Speaker 5: I only wondered what you'd been doing all day. You

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don't seem to have caught many fish.

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Speaker 7: I didn't have any luck.

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Speaker 2: Oh no, the luck was with us this time. I

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don't care.

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Speaker 7: I've had about enough of this.

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Speaker 3: If I wanted to kill you, I wouldn't sneak around

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putting rocks over on you.

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Speaker 2: Or maybe you'd prefer to strangle me with your bare hand.

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Speaker 3: I take that from you, rounder, Adam's fair.

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Speaker 2: Stop it, well, you're stop.

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Speaker 7: It's this child god.

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Speaker 3: Important thing right now is the fact that Sam Big

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Eagle had disappeared. Stop your quarreling, and let's see what

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we can do about finding him.

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Speaker 5: That Indian sneak thief came into our camp during the

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night and took my rifle, my lamp, and my good coat.

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Speaker 6: Where's Jeff White this morning? Probably left early for one

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of his pikes.

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Speaker 7: Night and day are all one with Jeff.

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Speaker 5: I suppose we really should have checked the Jeff's cabin

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and be certain the women are all right.

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Speaker 7: Why shouldn't they be?

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Speaker 5: Well, Big Eagle prowling around it might have been a

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good idea to check.

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Speaker 7: I think it's more likely he's waiting for us here

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in the cave.

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Speaker 6: He look, there's a light up ahead.

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Speaker 2: You're right, what these prose is some kind of a trick.

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We better go slow.

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Speaker 6: It's in the.

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Speaker 5: Same big chamber where we were attacked yesterday.

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Speaker 7: What the lantern lying on the path.

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Speaker 6: And as someone decided him might Sam big Eagle.

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Speaker 10: No, he's been strangled, then challece.

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Speaker 3: The moment will return to the day's adventure with Nick Carter,

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Master Detective. But first now hear a Mutual minute. A

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headlines of the moment or thoughtful, penetrating and inform commentary.

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and Ed Pitnittt.

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Speaker 6: With full quarter hours of news, as well.

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Speaker 3: As Bill Henry in his fame five Minute Capsule and

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the daytime paperites Robert F. Hurley heard every Monday, Wednesday

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and Friday evening, and Hazel Markel brings the woman's point

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hear them regularly over most of these same stations. Now

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back to the case of the Haunted Burial Cave. Today's

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adventure with Nick Carter. The body of the murdered guide

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that has been brought out of the cave and Cole

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Adams has gone to tell his wife and Patsy outside

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the cave entrance. Nick and Farrell examined the body. How

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long do you think he's been dead, mister Carter?

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Speaker 6: I'd say not more than an hour, But.

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Speaker 3: Then the killer may still be in the cave as

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as possible a little. It's more likely he got out

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before we started in. It's Cole's coat, Sam's wearing and

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recognized it anywhere.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, they had Cole's rifle.

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Speaker 3: And lantern rhythm too strange about the lantern, don't you think, Oh,

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what do you mean?

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Speaker 2: Well?

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Speaker 3: Seems to me that if I'd killed someone, I wouldn't

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go away and leave a lantern burning beside the body,

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unless unless I wanted to call attention to the murder. Hello,

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back from the cave so soon or the morning, Jeff

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has been an accident.

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Speaker 6: An accident is someone hurt. Someone's dead.

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Speaker 3: They found the body when we started into the cave.

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An awful shock for poor missus Adams never.

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Speaker 6: Wasn't with us. Cole is going to tell her and

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miss Bowen about it?

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Speaker 7: Now?

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Speaker 3: Oh, will and Fledge was bed the first time.

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Speaker 6: Shock.

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Speaker 7: That's yesterday.

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Speaker 6: It would have been too much.

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Speaker 10: Mister right.

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Speaker 6: You haven't asked us who was murdered. I assumed it

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was the Indian.

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Speaker 3: Yes, that's right. He was strangled to death. That accounts

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for his disappearance yesterday. Now it doesn't. He came back

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to the camp during the night. He's killed early this morning.

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How can you know that he stole Coal's coat and

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rifle and lantern. Oh, by the way, mister Wright, you

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must have left camp very early this morning.

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Speaker 2: Yes, it was very early.

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Speaker 3: I couldn't sleep, so I went down to the lake.

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I find it soon to listen to the water, I

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see poshare to join Adams and the women at the cabin.

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Speaker 6: Mister Carter, Yeah, I want.

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Speaker 3: To arrange for another expedition into that cave.

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Speaker 9: But I can't understand why Sam Big Eagles should have

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been murdered.

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Speaker 5: Maybe it was to frighten the rest to us away.

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Speaker 3: I'm no slewt, mister Carter, But mightn't be Indian have

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been killed because he knew too much?

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Speaker 6: I mean, perhaps he knew who'd attacked mister Adams earlier. Yes,

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but why didn't he tell us.

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Speaker 4: He might have been paid to keep quiet?

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Speaker 3: Why?

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Speaker 8: Yes?

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Speaker 9: And then the murderer arranged to meet him in the

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cave to make a payment and killed him instead.

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Speaker 2: Mister Adams.

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Speaker 3: Has it occurred to you that there may be other

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references to the cave?

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Speaker 2: Well, it's very likely.

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Speaker 5: The cave system as complex as this one would be

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almost certain. I have another opening or other openings on

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the surface, but we haven't located any of them as yet.

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Speaker 3: Do you want me to go into the village to

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get the deputy sheriff.

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Speaker 6: Oh, yes, yes, if you will, mister Ferrell.

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Speaker 7: It'll take me all day.

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Speaker 3: It means I can't possibly get him back here before

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late afternoon.

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Speaker 6: Tomorrow.

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Speaker 3: It's a pity we have on the telephone. Well, I

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think we.

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Speaker 2: Should all agree that no one is to go into.

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Speaker 9: That dreadful cave again until Kevin gets back with a

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deputy sheriff.

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Speaker 6: Sorry, Missus Adams, I can't make such a promise.

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Speaker 3: Does that mean you intend to go back into the cave,

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mister Carter, I haven't any choice. I've got to go

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into that cave to find an answer to this riddle.

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Speaker 9: Well, when do you mean to go in that?

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Speaker 3: Missus Adams. Must be a secret between miss Bowen and me.

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Speaker 6: Missus Adams seems to be asleep, so do the men.

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Speaker 9: And now we'll be able to get away to the

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cave without anyone knowing any fun.

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Speaker 6: No, no, betcy, that will defeat my purpose.

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Speaker 10: You.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the killer must hear us leave. There's no point

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not going into the cave. Oh, so as we go out,

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I'll just close this cabin door a little too loudly.

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Speaker 12: Do you think that'll be heard me by the person

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listening for us. Yeah, And now we go to the cave, yes,

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but not too quickly. We want to allow our killer

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plenty of time to set his trap.

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Speaker 11: Ah, I.

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Speaker 2: Don't think we were followed into the cave.

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Speaker 3: Nick, I didn't expect to be I'm sure the killer

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has a private entrance.

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Speaker 9: Well, if there is some one waiting here to kill

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a snick, doesn't this latin make us an awfully good target,

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not bad?

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Speaker 6: Say the lantern isn't important?

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Speaker 9: It is to me, Golly, I'd hate to be in

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here in the dark. It's bad enough even with the lad.

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Speaker 2: I say, down, black Latin.

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Speaker 4: I dropped it and went out. Now how it Cassy

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was shooting at us. That's the way I wanted it.

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That sounds like Jeff White.

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Speaker 2: Now you two are in the dark just as I am.

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Speaker 4: I mean, we're even the match.

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Speaker 8: Bottom in the cave, a blind man as the.

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Speaker 2: Saying giant, you do you better give yourself up? White

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here myself.

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Speaker 4: No, I'm going to kill you.

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Speaker 13: It may take time, Connor, I'm safely hidden behind the

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big rocks.

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Speaker 8: I can make very patience.

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Speaker 2: I'm going to kill you, doster sorli as I kill

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me us.

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Speaker 7: In just a moment.

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Speaker 3: We'll return for the conclusion of the day's adventure with

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Nick Carter master Detective. But first I'll hear a mutual minute.

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Remember the song accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative.

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That's a pretty good idea. Generally speaking, it's always easy

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to find something to gripe about. But well, maybe we'd

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find a lot more to sing about if we only

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started to think for a minute about the future. For instance,

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the fact well that we have more reason to believe

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in our country's capacity for development of progress than ever before.

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America is still a young country, still expanding, still growing physically, economically,

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and on the realm of new ideas and new sciences. Infants,

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the children, and the young people of the day can

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look forward to a tremendous period, an exciting period, one

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of hope and promise. And there are coal hard facts

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to prove this. We believe in those facts, in the

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promise they hold for America's future, and the advertisers who

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use the time and facilities of the world's largest network

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believe in them too. This message has been brought to

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you as a public service. Now for the conclusion of

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the Case and the Haunted Burial Cave, Today's adventure with

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Nick Carter, Nick and Patsy wait tensely in the total

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blackness of the cave while the blind killer crouches behind

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a big rock I'm between.

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Speaker 6: You and the entrance.

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Speaker 13: Carter, you can't escape, and it has hit me behind

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this rock. I know a great credits in this cave.

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It's only a blind man could know it.

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Speaker 2: Is this the way you trapped your wife from the other.

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Speaker 7: Yes, he was going to take you him.

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Speaker 13: Away, so I tricked the mem to come in here

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where I have the advantage.

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Speaker 6: Then I killed him just as I'm going to kill you.

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Speaker 2: Are you?

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Speaker 3: We're hitting in a recess in the wall, so we're

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protected too, and we can be just as patient as

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you can.

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Speaker 4: Thank you must have bot again down as if he

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dropped his gun.

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Speaker 6: Here, strike a magic.

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Speaker 4: He's down leg a gun? Nick, How did you hit

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him in the dark?

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Speaker 3: His keys gave him away, Bessy, and he moved out

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from behind the rock to get a better shot at us.

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Speaker 6: That key chain he wore was just like a bell

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and a cat.

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Speaker 2: Jeff White certainly had me fooled, so he killed.

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Speaker 4: His wife and the man she planned to run away with.

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Speaker 3: That's right, missus Annam. Since White recovered consciousness, he's given

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me the whole story. He tricked him into a rondovu

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in the cave, and then in the total darkness killed

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them both.

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Speaker 9: The other man put up a fight, didn't he make?

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Speaker 3: He must have fatchy. Those empty shells I found on

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the path that first day must have been from his gun.

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He crouched there as we did last night, and fired

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at White. But not even White can fire as accurately

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as you can at a sound, mister Carter.

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Speaker 5: Well, then that's scrawling on the cave wall near the

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spot where you found the shells must have been made

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by White's wife.

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Speaker 9: She started to scratch her name, and you are the

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first part of Muriel that she must have been killed

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before she could finish it.

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Speaker 3: After White killed them, they took their bodies to the

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inner burial chamber. He must have felt sure they'd never

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be discovered, But then he let the story leak out

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that missus White had deserted him for another man.

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Speaker 6: Everyone felt very sorry for White, and that was the end.

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Speaker 7: Of it until we showed up here prepared to explore

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that cave.

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Speaker 3: Yes, but you'd given White no warning you were coming,

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so we couldn't move the bodies. Consequently, he had to

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frighten you away, and that's all he meant to do

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at first, that scary you.

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Speaker 9: Off course, he didn't know that my husband is a

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stubborn sort who doesn't frighten easily.

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Speaker 5: Well, I guess my calling you into the case, mister Cattam,

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was to really panic White.

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Speaker 3: Had Sam Big Eagle found the bodies, as if why

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White strangled him? No, Big Eagle was murdered because he

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was wearing the coat he'd stolen from mister Adams.

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Speaker 2: What's my coat got to do with it?

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Speaker 3: It smelled of mothballs, remember whiteead it depend on sounds

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and odors for identification.

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Speaker 9: So he killed Big Eagle thinking it was mister.

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Speaker 3: Adams, that's right, and he gave himself away when he

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came into the camp. After which, remember mister Ferrell, his

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first reaction to news that there'd been a death was

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what a shock it'll be for missus.

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Speaker 4: Adams, because he thought he'd killed coal.

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Speaker 6: That's right.

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Speaker 3: See, when he realized that mister Adams couldn't be frightened off,

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he decided to kill him to stop further expiration. I

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imagine he hoped to point suspicion at the end guide

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what a shark it must have been for him to

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discover that he'd killed the wrong man. Another thing which

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pointed to White was the lantern left burning beside the body.

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Your reaction, mister Ferrell, was normal. You couldn't understand why

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a killer would have left the lantern burning.

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Speaker 9: And why simply wasn't aware of the light.

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Speaker 3: Well, mister Adams, now that the bodies of Missus White

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and the other men have been recovered, there's no reason

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you shouldn't go ahead of your expirations. This burial cave

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wasn't taunted by the ghost of ancient Indians, but by

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a ruthless killer who paired discovery. Nick Carter Master Detective

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is produced and directed by Jock McGregor. Copyrighted by Streedom

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Smith Publications, Incorporated. It is presented each week at the

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same time in cooperation with a mutual network by Doctor

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and sore toes. Lon Clark is starred as Nick. Charlotte

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Manson is featured as Pat Fee.

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Speaker 2: Others in today's cast.

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Speaker 3: Were Arnold Moss, Gertrude Warner, Bob Hay, John Rooster, and

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George Felton.

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Speaker 2: Today's script by John McGreevy.

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Speaker 3: This program is fictional and any resemblance to actual persons

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living or dead, or to actual places is purely coincidental.

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This is Jack O'Reilly suggesting you join us again next

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week for the Case of the Accusing Blood. Another intriguing

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transcribed adventure with Nick Carter, Master Detective. This program came

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from New York.

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invite you to come take a look at our site

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Speaker 6: You're listening to.

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Speaker 14: The great Detectives of Old Time Radio with Adam Graham.

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Now let's get back into the show.

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Speaker 1: Welcome back. Well, this episode does have a pretty strong

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nineteen fifties feel to it in a lot of ways.

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Certainly the music hues is a lot more consistent with

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that era, and as well as the style of the announcements.

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And I thought the middle one just say hey, we're

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confident that things are going to get better and that's

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our commercial message. That one was interesting, and of course

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we had the reference to us searching for uranium, which

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was a big focus in the atomic age, and you

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find some in the late forties that reference uranium, but

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it becomes bigger as you get into the nineteen fifties.

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The part at the end where Nick Carter puts his

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and Patsy's live in danger in order to capture the crook.

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That wasn't something that we heard in the wartime Nick

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Carter episodes, but in the post war nineteen forties era

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that was actually pretty common for this series. So I

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hope you enjoyed that, and I do have hope that

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we'll eventually hear more Nick Carter episodes coming into circulation.

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Radio gold Index list more than three hundred episodes of

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Nick Carter, which it sometime or another existed, and which

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I hope continue to exist and will someday be digitized,

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though I don't know if we'll ever hear an abode

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quite as late in the series run as this one.

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Though they do list several episodes from nineteen forty nine

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and nineteen fifty so here's hoping that we eventually get

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to hear some of those. Now our news on season

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ten and what you're going to hear on Tuesdays during

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season ten, and I'm pleased to announce it the only

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really brand new series that we will be doing next

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season will be Standby for Crime and so those will

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be on Tuesdays, and then we are going to have

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some revisits of series where there's new circulating episodes. We

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have three series with newly circulating episodes and we'll feature

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those and that will be it after Standby for Crime.

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So no new additional series in season ten. All right now,

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listener comments and feedback, And I have a tweet from

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Eric who tweets me along with two other podcasters slash Uturbers.

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He writes, Hey, y'all, tagging you because I feel, at

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varying degrees, your media is heavy on pause editing. The

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thread has a blurb from an article about leaving in

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some silence so those who view your media can process

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the information. And I do appreciate the feedback, Eric, and

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I will admit that I can be a little bit

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over aggressive in removing some pauses. Now I will admit

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that I edit out some pauses just because I'm not

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actually pausing. I struggle sometimes to follow the advice of

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the great Steve Smith, who portrayed Red Green on Canadian television,

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and his advice that when your mind goes blank, hit

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the mute button because oftentimes I'm not pausing. I'm going

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and so I want to cut the ums. But I

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will note that you really don't want to leave a

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whole lot of dead air, but you know, half second

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or something to think. I think that's an important area,

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you know, not to you know, go crazy on. But

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I want to be sure it flows smoothly. But yeah,

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it does sound natural rather than like everything's just clipped

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together really fast. So I appreciate the feedback and I'll

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take that under consideration. All right, that'll be all for now.

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Join us back here next week for Security Agent USA,

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and tomorrow it's another episode of Rocky Jordan. In the meantime,

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