Speaker 1: Firing horse with the speed of light, a cloud of
dust in a hoty high o Silver.
Speaker 2: The Lone Ranger.
Speaker 3: Must and another.
Speaker 4: Data and ast.
Speaker 5: Us stop stops, ago from stop.
Speaker 3: Stops, flo stop stops about ustep stops and the.
Speaker 1: B No one did more to bring law and order
to the early Western United States than the masked rider
of the Plains astride his gray horse Silver.
Speaker 6: He rode tirelessly in the cause of justice.
Speaker 1: History does not record his deeds, but his memory will
never fade from the minds of those who have heard
the stories of his adventures. Return with us once more
to the thrilling west of yesteryear, the Lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 7: On Silver.
Speaker 8: We are hurrying to the Blackfoot Hills.
Speaker 7: Tello's waiting there.
Speaker 1: The trail leading to Fort Paxton narrowed as it crossed
the Blackfoot Hills for more than three miles. It was
a dangerous ledge, with a drop of hundreds of feet
below and the sheer granite wall rising above. As our
first act opens, we see the Lone Ranger and his
faithful Indian companion Tanto, following the trail westward.
Speaker 9: Full Kramer's Gang is somewhere in these hills, tuddle them
not far now, have you noticed any new signs? Kimosabi
haunt o fine? Only place where them camp.
Speaker 5: That's something I can't understand.
Speaker 9: Until last night, they seem to be following this trail,
but today there's no sign of them.
Speaker 5: Eyby soldier Hi Si.
Speaker 9: Yes, the party of soldiers ahead of us may have
covered their tracks. How far ahead are the soldier's tuddele them?
Speaker 5: One mile?
Speaker 10: Hebby?
Speaker 5: Who? I wonder if Bull could have learned of the
money they're taking.
Speaker 8: To the force.
Speaker 5: We'll find out many things when if these.
Speaker 9: Learned the soldiers have at least forty thousand dollars with him,
he'll do anything to get it.
Speaker 10: What army do with cash?
Speaker 5: Part of it is the army player roll. The rest
is for the Indian agent at clear Lake. Oh. I
hope Paul knows nothing about it. But I what that
sounded like? Blasting powder? Huh?
Speaker 3: Why would anyone use blasting powder in this part of
the country. There no mining here, there's no mining and
no farming. Wouldn't have been used to clear stumps and
plenty big noise. Can you tell where it came from?
Speaker 10: Come from up trail?
Speaker 3: That's where the soldiers are I wonder what do you think?
I wonder a bull kremer could have had anything to
do with that blast.
Speaker 8: That may be right.
Speaker 5: We're going to find out right now.
Speaker 10: Come on, Silver, get my pipe, honer, and.
Speaker 7: Let us slash ahead of the masked man.
Speaker 1: The blast had started a thundering avalanche of rocks and earth,
which completely blocked.
Speaker 5: The narrow trail. Followed by the soldiers.
Speaker 1: We hear Lieutenant Jack Harris, in command of the small attachment,
shouting orders to his confused man.
Speaker 7: Turn your horses. Man, we've got the back trail.
Speaker 11: That too.
Speaker 8: Some of the trails been tied away.
Speaker 4: You simmon straighting those horses off, Barker, stay away from answer.
Speaker 7: The trailer is a pose foot drop.
Speaker 8: Ain't no chance.
Speaker 7: The trail's completely blocked.
Speaker 8: Sergeant thrushed it the next day.
Speaker 11: Get to the poor.
Speaker 4: We'll be lucky if it doesn't mean worse than that.
The slant slide didn't start by itself. Sergeant, What do
you mean didn't you hear that explosion? Yes, sure, but
there's no time to awat Sergeant, take charge.
Speaker 5: Of the man.
Speaker 7: Get them started on the back trail at once.
Speaker 5: I'll handle them.
Speaker 8: Shirt. You ain't handle the balls. Lieutenants right here?
Speaker 5: Oh oh, what is it? Man?
Speaker 12: I've seen writers coming towards the bends. Riders come a
fifteen off, they come down that gully back there. They
leached him up above. I was afraid of this one.
Cover was riding a big bay horse.
Speaker 4: He's right, powerful looking bull Crammer, bull Kremer started that avalanche.
Speaker 7: We can't go forward, and he rode down from the
cliff to cut us off from behind.
Speaker 8: That would come.
Speaker 7: Now, he's after the gold work carrion.
Speaker 5: Right for six of us.
Speaker 7: What are we going to do the best we can
get up there? Come on, wait, where are you going?
We've got to save that money. Come on, boy head
along with your kloy lieutenants.
Speaker 8: They get hold to be sure, come back here.
Speaker 7: White them off, man, fire drill, don't let those crooks get.
Speaker 2: The gold one.
Speaker 5: Well, that trick is working out all right, Jap.
Speaker 3: There was a slick notion of yours bulls setting that
blast as we could come at the soldier from behind him.
Speaker 5: We've done it any other way. There wouldn't have been
enough of us.
Speaker 8: Hey, we got them just where we want them.
Speaker 5: Hey, Jim, getting them horses for the Carr and the cat.
Speaker 8: Jame's getting them all right.
Speaker 3: I don't like the way our fellas is getting shut up.
Ain't any of them aren't bad yet, But now.
Speaker 5: We won't be able to make the bad Lands of
one ride like I was planning.
Speaker 8: I never thought of that.
Speaker 3: Once in the bad Lambs, we can split up and
nobody can follow us. Yeah, we gotta make camp before
that to let the boys rest up with me me
in trouble.
Speaker 8: Can you look, Chambine some of the boys. You got
hold of the lieutenant. I can see him when I
haven't thought you told him.
Speaker 3: Not to take any prisoners that kiss me and no, listen,
now bring that lieutenant over here. Hey, you soldiers over there,
quit your shooting or.
Speaker 8: Finish off the lieutenant your bull. You'll pay for this jam.
Speaker 3: Put the lieutenant on the horse and see they don't
get away from your Take care of the ball.
Speaker 8: And the boys got the cash.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they've already started for the gulley to get back
on the cliff.
Speaker 7: Gourd, you're rotten tellers.
Speaker 5: Now, don't go to fred, lieutenant. It ain't no disgrace
to be tricked by a fellow as smart as me.
Speaker 8: What do you want with a lieutenant.
Speaker 3: Bull, I told you I had a notion, didn't I. Yeah,
we're taking this fellow along with us. So the soldiers come,
they can't do nothing for fear we'll shoot him. They'll
get the boys a chance to get rested. Before we
reached the bedlamds. Hey, that's all right, God Jim put
him on a horse like I said.
Speaker 8: He you turn your hands over me, let me go.
You can't tell away.
Speaker 5: I got a couple of words for that sergeant over there.
Speaker 8: Sergeant, Hey, sergeant wet and burns weetant, keep still.
Speaker 5: I got a warning for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're taking the lieutenant with us. And the first
shot is fired of us means he's gonna be killed.
Speaker 5: And the boys have been shot and taking care of,
and they're fall along behind the horses with a can
and we'd better be.
Speaker 8: Hey, what's that?
Speaker 5: Someone's coming?
Speaker 11: We better get moving before they get between us and
the gully.
Speaker 5: And you see how many there is.
Speaker 8: I can't see a thing, and me we.
Speaker 3: Ain't taking no chances. Come on, fellows, we're riding back
up the gully to the cliff. All of you going
out there.
Speaker 11: But he's got the lieutenant, the cash we're durned lucky
he didn't get all of.
Speaker 7: Us that comes to fellows on white horses.
Speaker 11: That's what made Bull right off and took a hurry
one of us.
Speaker 8: Man, I don't give a durned.
Speaker 11: They saved our lives showing up just like it in
Pull most rightly.
Speaker 8: Would have shot us all before he laughed, Hi there,
what's happening here? Pull? Kramer just rode off.
Speaker 11: He blocked the trails, so the cash we was canyon
and took Lieutenant Harris with him.
Speaker 5: Hollow and I didn't pass them on the trails.
Speaker 12: They went back up to the top of the cliff,
but I don't know how gully backed they can climb.
Speaker 7: With their horses.
Speaker 8: You must have just missed them.
Speaker 5: Now what we're gonna do, Sage.
Speaker 3: I don't know they aught to ride after them outlaws,
But somebody's got a report Fish to the fort.
Speaker 9: Listen to me, sergeant. Yeah, we'll all follow the outlaws.
Twa here can follow that trail without trouble. Yeah, but
it won't do any good report of the fort until
we know where the outlaws have gone.
Speaker 5: Maybe you're right, all.
Speaker 3: Is probably heading for the bad lends. It will be
dangerous to lose his trail.
Speaker 12: He won't be getting that for a while yet. Oh
we shot up twenty of his gang before they got
the lieutenant. They'll have to suffer for a while so
they can mess up and.
Speaker 5: We'll find where they stop.
Speaker 11: Stranger, you yoned to me, like you shavic what you
were doing? He sure does.
Speaker 8: So you just give the orders and we'll follow.
Speaker 5: All your men mounted.
Speaker 8: Sure they are, but we got some moon to do.
Speaker 9: They should be able to ride as far as the
outlaws can. They can do that, all right, then come on,
before they get too much of a start on us.
Speaker 8: Come on.
Speaker 1: Led by the masked man and Tonto, the soldiers followed
the outlaws. Bull Krammer headed in the direction of the
bad lands, but the condition of his men forced him
to call a halt in the hills facing Birch River.
They chose a place for their camp where they could
fight off any attack. We hear one of the outlaws
as he addresses his chief.
Speaker 5: How long do you figure you'll have to stay here?
Speaker 3: Bull? Things is horse than I thought. Maybe would be
here a week, and the soldiers could be brought here
from the fort in just a couple of days. That's
why I'd rung along the lieutenant when I saw bad off.
He was yeah, and I got a scheme to get
us out of here without no.
Speaker 5: Harm you have? Do you see where the river is? Yeah?
Speaker 3: There are nothing between the river and the bad landes,
but that barely beyond. But what about you just leave
things to me before I'm through. We'll have the cash
and be where nobody can lay a hand in it.
Speaker 8: I wish I knew it.
Speaker 11: The soldiers followed us.
Speaker 5: Here, I reckon they would. That don't matter.
Speaker 11: And the sergeant and the mass fellaw just rode up
the camp.
Speaker 8: They want to talk with you. They sure got nerve
of plenty.
Speaker 5: Tell them to come on over here.
Speaker 3: I'll do that in blazes? Can they have up their sleeves?
They just hanged a tot terms that's all. They want
the lieutenant back again. I sure wouldn't ride into this
camp if I was in their boots of.
Speaker 5: Rasta ball?
Speaker 8: What are you done with young Jack Harris?
Speaker 5: You'd like to have him back? Eh?
Speaker 8: Well, look here, why don't you grab a hold of
these fellows too? Then the soldiers sure wouldn't dare touch.
Speaker 5: Don't be fools, humpfull.
Speaker 3: We investigated before we entered camph Your men can't be
moved for several days. Yes, by that time, the soldiers
can be brought here from the fourth Ask just when
we came here to talk. If you make us prisoners,
soldiers will know you can't be trusted and we will attack,
even if it means our lives.
Speaker 8: Well, what about her?
Speaker 5: Suppose you keep out of this car. I under the
planet with this bunch. We want the release of Lieutenant Harris,
and we.
Speaker 3: Want a chance to get to the bed lands and
perhaps we can come to terms.
Speaker 5: Nope, not just yet.
Speaker 3: Why not Before I'm gonna make terms, I wanna see
every soldier from the fort outside there.
Speaker 8: Well, have you gone clean local every butt.
Speaker 5: Name cork, I said, That's what I'm doing. You say
you want all the soldiers brought here, Well, I'll be there.
Speaker 11: I sure think that'd be about the clashing you'd hager for.
Speaker 3: You don't think I'm gonna give you a chance to
set a trap to you the trap There ain't nobody
but the soldiersness part of the country that I'm afeared of.
Speaker 5: Yes, I want to know where every blame one.
Speaker 8: Of them is.
Speaker 5: I think I know what you have in mine.
Speaker 8: If you do, mister, it's a blame sight more than
I do.
Speaker 3: And of the soldiers are brought here, then one. That's
all I aim to tell you. Right now, you'll get
the soldiers and then we'll talk some more. We'll do that,
but just remember one thing. I know how many soldiers
are in the fourth and if every blame one of
them isn't here and the lieutenant ain't got no more
chance of living than if we shot them.
Speaker 5: Right now, comes sergeant, can go back to what camp.
Then I'll ride to the force.
Speaker 8: Maybe you fell a savage what you're doing, but I
sure do them.
Speaker 5: You'll learn bull schemes. Food enough, Sergeantshi.
Speaker 1: The curtain falls on the first act of our thrilling
Lone Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit
us to pause for just a few moments now to
continue our story. Bull Cramer stole forty thousand dollars in
gold from an army train and captured Lieutenant Jack Harris,
escaping just before the arrival of the Lone Ranger. The outlaws, however,
could not reach the safety of the bad lands because
of their wounded They made camp in the hills facing
the Birch River, and there told the masked men would
follow them that they would not release their prisoner until
all the soldiers from Fort Paxton had first been brought
to the spot. As our second act opens, we see
the mask man, after his ride to the fort, being
brought into the presence of Captain Brent.
Speaker 5: Captain Brent, I'll explain my errand Captain a mask man.
Speaker 6: He made me bring in, Captain an outlaw.
Speaker 5: Get out of here. I'm not an outlaw. Read this note.
Speaker 6: What's the meaning of this? Orderly put this man under arrest.
Speaker 9: Stand where you are, Orderly put down. Read that note,
and I believe you'll change your mind about arresting me.
Notes it's from Sergeant Murphy. You've seen him.
Speaker 6: You know what's happened to the money we've been expecting.
Speaker 5: The note explains everything.
Speaker 6: If this is a trick, good heavens, the money has
been stolen.
Speaker 5: And Lieutenant Harris is Bullcremer's prisoner.
Speaker 6: Orderly tell the buger this out assembly. We ride at
once one moment.
Speaker 5: But I Captain, you will have to take all your men.
Speaker 6: I'll take every man I can spare, I said, every man. Nonsense,
it is necessary. I can't leave the fort deserted.
Speaker 5: Those are Bullkremer's orders.
Speaker 6: I'm not taking orders from that outlaw.
Speaker 3: And the life of Lieutenant Harris will be in danger
at deadlock, Captain, you can take a part of your
men and either attack the outlaws or starve them out.
Speaker 6: That's exactly what I do.
Speaker 3: But Bull Kremer is desperate. He wants to escape with
that forty thousand dollars. If you prevent him, he won't
hesitate to shoot his prisoner.
Speaker 6: He wouldn't dare.
Speaker 5: Why wouldn't he.
Speaker 3: Bull knows he'll hang anyhow he's captured. Another murder won't
change his punishment.
Speaker 6: But I've got to do something.
Speaker 5: I think I know what Bull's scheme is.
Speaker 3: Yes, he demands that you bring all the garrison so
that you can't hold back soldiers to set a trap
for him.
Speaker 10: I see.
Speaker 3: I believe he'll make terms for the lieutenant's release when
you've shown him that your men are with you.
Speaker 6: I seem to have no choice.
Speaker 5: Do you agree?
Speaker 6: I do orderly? I have assembled blown as I told
you at my horse brought outside. I want every man
in the fort ready to ride at once.
Speaker 3: Yes, Now I have a question to ask, just what
have you to do with all this, stranger, and I'm
at your soldier just after Bull Kremer's attack.
Speaker 5: Yes, Todow and I help follow the Outlaws, and I
offer to return with a message to you.
Speaker 6: I think the Sergeant's note proves the truth of your story.
It should come you've gone away in a minute.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 6: This means if we will probably save the life of
Lieutenant Harris, but the money will be lost.
Speaker 5: I believe we can get the money to Captain. That's
a sturdy silver. You said we could get the money,
not only that, Captain, but Captain the out north as well.
Speaker 7: Impossible.
Speaker 3: I'm sure I know what Buller's climbing, but I'll explain later.
We must get started at once orderly.
Speaker 6: Yes, Captain, Are the men all armed and ready? Then
follow us, h.
Speaker 5: Come on, come on, Silver.
Speaker 1: The soldier, led by Captain Brent and the Lone Ranger
raced to the hills near Birch River, where they joined
the small squad under the command of Sergeant Murphy. Then
accompanied by the Captain, who knew the masked man plan,
the Lone Ranger once more rode to the Outlaws stronghold
for a conference with Bullcremer.
Speaker 5: Here we want to speak with Bull Cremer.
Speaker 8: He's been looking for you.
Speaker 6: Don't tie out tricks now you're able to get shot.
Don't stand up, man, get moving, Hey bull, here's a
mass fellow again. Only come over here.
Speaker 5: Well, Captain, I see you brought the soldiers like I said.
Speaker 6: That, But you've harmed Lieutenant Harris Shucks.
Speaker 3: You don't have to worry about him. Then we ain't
harm them. Listen, you fellows get stubborn.
Speaker 8: Where is he?
Speaker 5: You can see him right over there by that tree.
Speaker 6: All right, we've done what you say. Every trooper in
my command is with me. Let's get down to business, captain.
Speaker 3: Is just one way you can save that young fellow's life. Yes,
first thing, you're gonna line up your soldiers that hill
across the way where I can see him.
Speaker 5: And then what w you've done? Man?
Speaker 3: So as I can see you ain't trying to trick me,
I'll take the fellows that with me and ride out
of here. Go on, we'll take the lieutenant along with us.
We'll cross the river right across the valley the badlands.
Then when we're sure we're safe, we'll let the lieutenant go.
One moment, yeah, you'll release Lieutenant Harris, when you reach
the river, honest with us.
Speaker 5: That will serve your purpose just as well. The soldiers
can never catch you before you reach the hill. I
don't know'st to him. You've got nothing to lose. Just
what's your idea?
Speaker 3: And Matt, do you let Lieutenant Harris go with the river?
We can tell whether you've kept your word or not.
You know plain well, we'll keep our word. We don't
want to keep that fellow with us any longer we
have there. We're running short and supplies. He's just another
mouth to feed. Those are the only terms we'll make us.
I'm telling you just some kind of a trick, Ain't
I told you enough to keep out of this When
I'm thinking things out?
Speaker 5: Cart how you keep still up?
Speaker 9: More Over, Boom, a few men you have with you
when crossing the valley the better time you can make Yeah, makes.
Speaker 5: Sense, and you agree. I don't know why I shouldn't.
Speaker 3: All we want is to get safe out of here
with a care Like you say, the river's enough, head
start first and it'll be in plain side of the soldiers.
They won't be willing to wait until Lieutenant Harris can
return from the bad lands. To learn if he's safe
and it's a bargain.
Speaker 6: Not yet, but the mass will have to give us
an hour first. What for I want to talk this
over with my men. They may not be willing to
give you a chance to escape.
Speaker 3: If they don't, they sure won't never see the lieutenant
alive again.
Speaker 6: We'll return to our camp. Then, at the end of
the hour or before, I'll give you my decision.
Speaker 5: That's good enough, I reckon. But if you try to
send any soldiers ahead to cut me off, I'll know it.
Speaker 8: You have my word.
Speaker 6: Every soldier in my command will be drawn up or
you can see him when you ride out of camp.
Speaker 3: They better be come, captain, and you ain't getting them
one second over the hour either.
Speaker 6: Right, let's go find Come on, so.
Speaker 8: All, why you let him talk you into a thing
like that?
Speaker 5: Man, what's wrong with it?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 5: You don't want to keep the lieutenant. The sooner we're
rid of them, the better.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's so.
Speaker 3: I don't aim to put them on one of our
good horses. He rides all the way to the badlands,
will us? He be slowing us up considerable Yeah, maybe
you're right, Bill, It's just that I gotta feeling that
mask followers.
Speaker 5: Up to something, capterine, a thing you can do.
Speaker 3: If the soldiers are where we can see, there won't
be nobody to stop us.
Speaker 5: Now, forget about your worry. We got other things to
do afore we're ready to ride.
Speaker 1: Captain Brent, following the instructions of the lone Ranger, waited
until the hour was almost up before informing Bull that
he agreed to the terms. Then, while the soldiers paraded
in plain sight on the side of the hill, the
outlaws rode forth from their camp, Lieutenant Harris with them.
We see them just as they've crossed Birch River.
Speaker 5: Ah right, Jim cut them ropes on the lieutenant.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you rotten killers. You ain't gonna get away with
this steer, won't you?
Speaker 11: You expect me to get your loose kicking around like that.
Speaker 7: I'd rather be killed than see you men escaping wall.
Speaker 5: That ain't the way the campin feels about it. Eh,
you hope she's off the ball. Well, Lieutenant, you came
in right hand.
Speaker 7: If you hadn't made me a prisoner, you never got
away with this.
Speaker 5: That's just why I thought of this scheme.
Speaker 8: Oh why let him get away. Why don't you shoot
him now? Then the soldiers can't catch.
Speaker 5: H Let the fellow go.
Speaker 3: I ain't got nothing against killing the line of business.
There ain't no sense doing it for no reason at all.
And you always want was too handy with a gun cup.
They've got a lot to learn.
Speaker 5: Now on your way, lieutenant. We'll meet again Bull. If
we do, you will be the rated Sirry.
Speaker 3: Al Right, I just saw the something and what's becoming
a mask telling the engine that was with them?
Speaker 5: Soldiers had on a what's the liverance?
Speaker 8: Maybe they rode ahead of us.
Speaker 5: Let him.
Speaker 3: You ain't a fear of just two fellas there? Maybe
that mask hello, look too darned slick to suit me.
Come on, we're heading for the hills before the soldiers
try to come after us up.
Speaker 13: There and the bad lands up bad Bull, and even
the regimen the soldiers can ever find us in.
Speaker 3: There, two fellows, just let me think things allen. You'll
always get along. We got the gold and we didn't
have to leave any of the fellows and was wounded.
Speaker 5: Mm.
Speaker 3: If the soldiers took out after a ship, yeah, I
reckon they Sammy, they can't get us.
Speaker 8: What are we gonna do when we get to the
bad lands.
Speaker 5: Ball Well, I was singing to be a good idea
to split up.
Speaker 3: We'll divide the gold, then meet again when we come
out on the other side.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that way we can be blamed, sure, and nobody
can follow us. Yeah, but.
Speaker 7: Somebody ahead of us.
Speaker 8: He's mast feller again.
Speaker 3: Come on with him and the injured gunny nose'll stopping us,
will shoot him down.
Speaker 7: He won't have no chance to get us.
Speaker 8: Boom. He've been setting fire up ahead.
Speaker 7: What's that I see him?
Speaker 8: All prairie fire the whole plan. Valleys are pleasing, and
the winds are coming this way. Oh, we can't make
it through them playing with tricks. That's what the camptain
want of an hour, we give the mask.
Speaker 11: Another chance to right ahead of it.
Speaker 8: And that's why he wanted to let the lieutenant loosen.
The river lost him. We gotta go back by a
lie and the fighters getting closer.
Speaker 6: This whole has lag.
Speaker 1: But this whole time, rather.
Speaker 3: Face them to the prairie fire, and that's what we
gotta do. Come on, fellows, turn your horses.
Speaker 8: We gotta ride for lives. Got a part.
Speaker 6: The mask Man's came worked hired that will.
Speaker 7: Then they're coming right towards Captain.
Speaker 11: By gully, I'll knock off a couple of those bombers.
Speaker 8: Don't let a man escape.
Speaker 7: Bull, as the man I want, Captain, I'll get him
up with the last thing I do.
Speaker 11: They've crossed the river and there ain't no way for
him to go except this way.
Speaker 8: Let them have it, boys, he yet a coyote. Ain't
can't money with.
Speaker 11: The army, Captain. They're shouting something cease fire, Oh.
Speaker 8: Your fireboys, heddy, we give up. Don't fight them off.
Speaker 11: We don't want to get to throw down your.
Speaker 7: Arm the horses with the Goaler's safe.
Speaker 6: Captain hood All right, Bull, come forward, hold your hands
in the air.
Speaker 3: You only got a spire chick blush you, But it
was a trick that will put you where you belong.
Speaker 6: Bull at the end of a hangman's rope.
Speaker 8: Pull. I told you I didn't trust that mask.
Speaker 3: Fella.
Speaker 5: Ow was I to think I'm stunning a prairie fire.
Speaker 8: Ain't you just like steam? You such a fool out, Sasha, Yes.
Speaker 6: Sir, put these men in the guard. We're starting back
to the force.
Speaker 8: I'll he hear them skunks.
Speaker 6: Captain we'll give them a fair trial and then they'll hang.
Speaker 7: But captain, where's the mask man?
Speaker 6: I'm afraid we've seen the last him, lieutenant, but we
ought to thank him. We're too late. There he is,
You see him, he's riding down the valley.
Speaker 8: Well, I'll be dog boned. He won't even come back
to be safe.
Speaker 11: After saving the lieutenant getting the Golden capture, an O.
Speaker 7: Several someone from the
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