Speaker 1: A fiery horse with a speed of lighter cloud of
dust in a hearty.
Speaker 2: High old silver, a lone Ranger.
Speaker 1: Through the generations, the citizens of the Western United States
have kept alive the memory of the mysterious phantom figure
of the Plains. They tell of his great white horse Silver,
and of his faithful friend, the Indian Tonto. They still
speak with gratitude of the courageous fight waged against crime
by the famous masked rider of Justice. And now, as
the hoofs of silver thunder down the trail, let us
recapture those days.
Speaker 3: Of thrilling adventure once more.
Speaker 1: The Lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 4: Come on Silver, War follower, Hanks whole governors of problem
again we must help them hire Si.
Speaker 1: As the Lone Ranger rode by on Silver, he said
that two old friends of his needed help. Blivara Bates
and Hacksaw Hastings, two cheerful but irresponsible veterans of the
Civil War, had collected the taxes in Los Palmer's County
with the aid of the Lone Ranger. Then, with their
commission in their pockets, they rode westward to the Catamount Hills,
where they decided to make their home in an abandoned
cabin until another profitable enterprise came their way. As our
story opens, we see Hacksaw in the Acme Restaurant, Bensonville's
leading eating place. He is seated at a table in
conversation with Aggie McGuire, a waitress, and Bart Sidney, a
friend of the proprietor Pete Greer.
Speaker 3: Hacksaw, as usual, is boasting of his adventures.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you, folks, me and Barbara had them full
us in Las Palmer's Fair Buffalo. At first they didn't
hanker to pay their taxes, but when we ventilated a
dozen of them, they changed their minds.
Speaker 6: Right small, you mean you shot and killed him?
Speaker 7: No one are shooting had done for them.
Speaker 5: It was just that we left them so drafty from
bullet holes they catch cold and died.
Speaker 7: Oh my, did you get much cash out of it
for yourself?
Speaker 5: Off, and I'd say we'd made us eleven ten thousand
dollars in silver.
Speaker 7: Can't much, but still it'll do for a grub state. Bart,
you got all.
Speaker 6: That cash just from collecting taxes.
Speaker 5: Well, any durn food knows it's more profitable collecting taxes
and paying them.
Speaker 6: I heard such a lot about how mean they are
down in lost Palmis. You must have been awful brave
hacks are to take a job like that.
Speaker 5: Brave see, I'm so plumpful of courage. Sometimes a scare myself.
Speaker 7: Did you say you still got that cash? Sure we have.
We're hanging on to it till we find a good
use for it. Ten or eleven thousand dollars? You say, oh,
maybe it'll run them out over that. What's a thousand
dollars one way or the other?
Speaker 6: I suppose you put all that cash in the bank,
didn't you?
Speaker 7: No, SERI, Me and Bolivar are sight too smart for that.
We ain't letting no strangers ever use our cash, you see.
Speaker 6: Bart, That's what I all have said. I told you
plain that hack Saw wasn't only the bravest fella I
ever met up with, but one of the smartest too, Chucks.
Speaker 5: I was smart enough to be Jem Stewart's right hand man, Blivo.
Speaker 7: Was he's left or was it the other way round? Draed?
I never can recollect whiches my left hand, which is
my right.
Speaker 6: I always remember the thinking of which had a right
with huh.
Speaker 7: I had to do for something? But I can't ride,
never figured to be good for me.
Speaker 6: I think you're just grand, Hack Sauce. You're brave, and
you're smart, and you're just the kind of a gentleman
a woman would like. Yes, sure, Hack Sauce, and I'll
bet you would never do harm to a lady or
or let anybody else do harm to either.
Speaker 7: She's anybody been doing you any harmonies?
Speaker 6: Say no, that is it's nothing I like. Oh, Dar's Peter,
I'd better be seeing.
Speaker 7: To my work. There goes a minor.
Speaker 5: Finally, Lady Bob, I ain't never heard nothing again, he say,
hecks being as I am a friend of yours.
Speaker 7: I hope you got all that cash hid in the
safe place. Sure I have, it's in the cabin, but
there ain't nobody to ever find that. L I'm right
we leave to hear it.
Speaker 5: You never catch your old hands rack me and Bottomer
getting callous and.
Speaker 7: I reckon not like I will see you my golly
pete Slapdaggy.
Speaker 3: See you don't mind your business.
Speaker 4: Next time I step back, don't you be sitting down
the gab with the customer.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what's the idea of hitting Naggy out of the go?
Speaker 3: Go? Ain't none of your business.
Speaker 6: Oh hecks hit me, Hit me just because you saw
me talking to you.
Speaker 7: You don't shut your mouth.
Speaker 4: I'll give you another slaph fron you will you get
out of here for I throw you out esdration not
just about enough?
Speaker 7: Why you? And here's another you don't leave me with.
Speaker 6: You hecks A watch out.
Speaker 7: He's gonna chair last every car fix up. No, you
don't know you got mister.
Speaker 6: Coming after you.
Speaker 7: I'll show you a gap for my partner. I'm giving
you a hand, just trying to reco lick the boats up.
I can't. He's got a hold of my arm.
Speaker 6: He ain't gonna harm hecks.
Speaker 7: So here's one for you.
Speaker 6: By from me now.
Speaker 7: Jolly, if Balama was here, we take on the whole hound.
Come on, you, fellows. I'm awaiting for you. I ain't
take this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you corse enough damage. Heck a, you're coming with me?
Speaker 7: Take him away from here. It's a mass man on
your way.
Speaker 3: Hecks, so out of here.
Speaker 7: You're a mass following me and bottle that once before.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I thought you'd learned enough to stay out
of trouble.
Speaker 7: Enough coming. I ain't going without aggy. Come on miss Haggy,
let's clear out of here.
Speaker 3: I'm going with your hacks So I saw your host outside,
hacks So I want you to ride out of town
as fast as you can.
Speaker 7: Sure, I will hurry, Aggy. We'll leave it right.
Speaker 3: Now, and don't come back here. Come on.
Speaker 4: Arrect my place. I'm sure gonna see you paid for
the damages. Hey, come back here, I'm.
Speaker 5: Trying collect you started this freakness and buy dolly you
and brave well people.
Speaker 1: Oliver Bates, suspecting nothing of what had happened in town,
had just stepped outside his cabin when he saw Pete Greer,
owner of the restaurant that Hacksaw had wrecked, riding swiftly
taught him. Blivar greeted Pete with a shout, Hi.
Speaker 3: There, Pete, what are you doing up this away? I'm
right surprised to see you.
Speaker 4: You're the partner hexhall istings each sure, but then I
want my cash cash?
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what I'm talking about. That blame fool
sidekick of yours come in to my place today. Have
smashed it to pieces?
Speaker 3: He did, the selfish old coyote fine places, couldn't you
let me take a hand.
Speaker 4: He did that without paying for the damages case he's
your partner, I reckon, it's up to you to pay me.
Speaker 7: You got cash here.
Speaker 3: Ain't one if I half. I ain't paying none of
it out for you. That eating place of us ought
to being smashed up. I hed to slice apple pie
in there once. I ain't never felt right sick.
Speaker 4: Hack saw don one hundred dollars worth of damage in
bag alley. Somebody's gotta pay me for us.
Speaker 3: Maybe you did something to make hacks All mad. You
ought to be careful. Him and me are fighting terrors.
You didn't give him a piece of that same pie
I had, did you? Ah? Don't make faces at me,
or I'll go to town and finish where he's all left off.
Reckon my place? Ain't all that old Maverick done? Yeah?
And run off with Aggie too. That's not not live well.
Speaker 4: Aggie wants so much as a waitress, But she brought
customers into my place. Ain't many women of philic and
hire out in this country.
Speaker 3: Hacks All wouldn't run off of no female.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you he did. Don't take my say so
for it.
Speaker 3: You can find out in town. He's enough. Well, he's
done some durned funny things, but I never knew him
to do something like this before.
Speaker 7: From what I seen him, and he's likely to do
most anything.
Speaker 3: If he's gone a for Leggie. Where'd they go?
Speaker 4: Marge got a place at the edge of town, Regolar,
that's the place to look for him.
Speaker 3: Hi there, General Shaman. Quit stuffing yourself with that glass
and come over here. What are you aiming to do.
I'm going to town, that's what. And if I find
you've been stretching the truth about my partner, I'll tell
you personally. How about them damages? Send the bill Aggie's more.
Maybe she'll pay for him. But if you think you're
gonna get any cash for me, you're plumb mistaken. Get up,
General Shaman, get.
Speaker 7: Along with him.
Speaker 1: Boliver urged his horse along the trail to Bensonville, determined
to learn the truth of the story told him by Pete.
In the meantime, the lone Ranger had returned to the small,
well hidden camp he shared with his faithful Indian companion Tanto.
The masked man told his friend of Hacksaw's fight, and
then proceeded on to town. In the meantime, hack Saw
accompanied Aggie to the form of her mother. They're the waitress,
cleverly appealed to hack Saw's sympathy.
Speaker 5: Guy, Miss Aggy, you sure put me in mind my
sister back home.
Speaker 6: No, heck Saw, you're just saying that play's sake. I
don't know why I should.
Speaker 5: Honest, Miss Aggie, I ain't just saying that to make
you feel good.
Speaker 7: It's the truth. I ain't seen Cynthia for a long time,
but I bet you and she look a hippohy. Where
is that, sah?
Speaker 6: I hope she's happier the night.
Speaker 7: M h ain't worrying about Pete? Are you? No? That
ain't it? I sure wish you'd feel free to tell
me about it.
Speaker 6: I'd rather not, hack Saw. It wouldn't leave me anyhow.
Speaker 7: Oh no, Missake.
Speaker 6: And besides, it's something I've got a face all alone.
Speaker 7: I reckon now you look here.
Speaker 5: I ain't the fellow the letter, real nice girl like
you worry none when I might maybe be of help.
Speaker 6: I don't know whether I to say anything or not,
after after what Barbaba told me.
Speaker 7: You mean my partner, Barbaba? Baby?
Speaker 6: Please, hack Saw, don't you pay an attention. I didn't
mean to let it slip out.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna get to the bottom of this.
Speaker 6: What about Bolivard, Please don't make me tell come on,
speak up. Well when I asked him for the loan
of some money for my.
Speaker 7: Mother, don't stop now.
Speaker 6: Oh, it was just that I didn't know where to
turn for help. Mom needs a doctrine so bad, and
I don't make enough money to help her.
Speaker 7: And yeah, and I.
Speaker 6: Heard Boliver say something about how you both had plenty
of cash, so I figured maybe you'd be willing to
loan me some. I'd have paid it back astar Wood.
Speaker 5: Well, if that's all it's bothering your Miss Shaggy, I
reckon it can be fixed up, all right?
Speaker 7: How much cash you need?
Speaker 6: But Boliva said you wouldn't let him own it you want,
that's the reason I didn't want to tell you about it.
Speaker 5: You mean to sit there and tell me, Balila cleaned,
I wouldn't help you.
Speaker 6: Out there and you all the time. He wouldn't believe me,
But should have just kept telling.
Speaker 5: Now, don't get mad, and miss Shaggy, I ain't seeing
you fibbing.
Speaker 6: Just forget about his hecks, sow. That's all, I asked.
Speaker 7: I won't either. I ain't said I didn't believe you have.
I I want to know some more about what boll
Ofer said.
Speaker 6: No, it was just that the cash blongs are both here,
and you wouldn't let him loan any of it to
help me out?
Speaker 5: Why that concerned old skinflint using me to cover up
his own horn in us.
Speaker 6: I don't want to cause trouble between you.
Speaker 5: I'll get the cash for you, miss Aggie, and I'll
tell barber law thing or too.
Speaker 7: No, No, don't do that.
Speaker 6: I wouldn't want boll of it to No I said
anything to you. You gotta promise me, or won't tell you.
I promise.
Speaker 7: Well, if he says I has, don't you see it?
Speaker 6: It just makes things worse.
Speaker 7: Well, uh huh, it might have that. How much cash
do you need, miss Aggie?
Speaker 6: I think maybe seventy five one hundred dollars will be enough.
Speaker 7: Then buy dollar. You're gonna get it.
Speaker 6: You're awful nice, But you won't let Bollivan know you're
bringing it to me?
Speaker 7: Will you not? If you don't want me to.
Speaker 6: I was thinking maybe you might get it without his
knowing and bring it to me to night sure I will.
You could meet me outside, but that big oat sometime
after after dark tonight. You see, Mar's got a heap
of pride, and I wouldn't wanted to find out I
was money to help her.
Speaker 7: Sure, I savvy all you feel. I'll wait till Barliber's
got to sleep tonight. Then I'll ride back here. Oh huh,
I'll chearing you.
Speaker 6: I just see Mar coming down the path. You've got
to go, hacks off. You can get out the back way,
and then you won't meet her anything you see and
and tonight I'll be waiting for your brother Oak.
Speaker 5: You got my word, Miss Aggie, I won't feel you,
But by golly, I wish I could tell Balimber what
I think of his meanness.
Speaker 8: Harry hacks off so long, I won't Pete laugh when
I tell him about this ball of the Bates coming
to the front door while Hags goes.
Speaker 3: Out the back. I, miss Aggie, can I come in?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 6: Of course, Baliberd, come right inside. I've been wanting to
speak to you.
Speaker 1: The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone
Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us
to pause for just a few moments.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: To continue our story, Hacksaw Hastings became involved in a
fight in the Acme restaurant when Pete Greer, the proprietor,
slapped the face of Aggie McGuire, a waitress. The lone
ranger stopped the fight and Hacksaw accompanied Aggie to the
home of her mother. In the meantime, Pete informed Bolivar
Bates of what had happened, and Bolivar rode herrid into
town in search of his partner. He rapped on the
front door of Aggie's home just as Hacksaw went out
the back. We see Bolivar now a few minutes after
Aggie admitted him.
Speaker 3: Where in dominations? Hacksaw? He's Alreadie, he was here, But
I wish I'd never seen him, because he lost her
your job. For shucks, He had to fight, didn't he
any fello that was in Yala Coyote? It would have
done the same.
Speaker 6: Oh it wan't that I was thinking of.
Speaker 3: So you've been crying.
Speaker 6: I didn't mean it to show.
Speaker 3: It was it that blamed Hexaw that made you cry. Yes, gosh,
ain't he done enough already? For one day? He smashes
up to eating place in town gets Pete Greer Raven
mad at him, and now he's got you crying. Boy,
he must have gone clean locals.
Speaker 7: He'll be all right.
Speaker 3: Just what she been up to anyhow?
Speaker 6: I don't suppose I ought to tell you, but I
was so hoping you and him could help you.
Speaker 3: Out healthy out Uh huh.
Speaker 7: I's ma. She needs a doctor so bad.
Speaker 6: We ain't got no money, and I thought she seemed
so nice and kind. Maybe maybe what well, that maybe
you wouldn't mind alone enough money so that Ma wouldn't.
Speaker 7: Have to die. He's your mare, that bad sick.
Speaker 6: If I don't get that cash, you'll die for sure,
I Shucksmith.
Speaker 3: There ain't never been in time. I wouldn't help out
where I could knew.
Speaker 6: You'd love me that money.
Speaker 3: Of course I would.
Speaker 6: Axels said you wouldn't. She said he'd be glad, but
you wouldn't let him.
Speaker 3: Axos said that I didn't think it was like.
Speaker 7: That, but that's what he said.
Speaker 3: Well, i'll be all together, mandaciously Hogg tired. If that
don't beat all? How long has Hexall been gone? I
want to get hold of him?
Speaker 6: What are you aiming to do?
Speaker 3: What am I gonna do? I'm gonna make him eat
them words or choke on him, it don't matter much,
which I don't savvy where he got the idea that,
mister Bates.
Speaker 6: Huh, I wish you wouldn't do that, you know, I
told you now, it'll just be a lot of trouble
about it. Please don't say nothing to him.
Speaker 8: Well, my god, you wouldn't want to make things worse
for me than they already for you.
Speaker 3: Hey, don't you go crying again. Gosh, I just can't
stand the side of a woman crying. I'll promise you
shot them sniffles, and I'll promise anything.
Speaker 6: You won't say nothing to Hexel.
Speaker 3: No serie, and I'll see you get your money too.
Speaker 6: You're such a gentleman, mister Bates.
Speaker 3: When do you want it?
Speaker 6: Could you meet me tonight?
Speaker 3: You just bet I could.
Speaker 6: I'll slip out of the house after dark tonight and
you'll be here. I'll be waiting for you by that
big oak out in the yard.
Speaker 3: All right. You just tell me how much you need
and I'll sure be there.
Speaker 1: Aggie did not know that while she told her story
first a hacksaw and then the Bolivar, the masked man
was listening just beyond the half open window. When Bolivar
left the house, the lone ranger rode swiftly to his camp,
where he met Tonto.
Speaker 9: How do I've learned more than I had expected?
Speaker 3: Want you here?
Speaker 9: Aggie is scheming something. Maybe that's he only wants the
money she asked them for, But she could have got
that without making hacks On Bolivar enemies.
Speaker 1: Maybe her want all their keg huh, that might.
Speaker 9: Be a purpose. She believes, of course that they have
several thousand dollars. This may be part of a scheme
to get all of it and hunt her bend to town.
Seem Pete him plenty man?
Speaker 3: What did he do?
Speaker 10: Himusami him talk with Feller name bart m talk quiet?
Speaker 3: Yes, Pete husband a girl? He is uh hunt to learn.
Speaker 9: If Pete Greer is Aggie's husband, it makes the whole
thing look more suspicious than ever.
Speaker 7: Hmm.
Speaker 9: This would be a terrible thing if Haxon Bolivar became
enemies after the years of.
Speaker 11: Friendship, and that right Pete is Aggie's husband.
Speaker 9: He started that fighting his restaurant that Haxe o believe
he had won, and Aggie lied to Hacks all about
Boliver and the Bolivar about hackel.
Speaker 10: Uh the plan might be Tado, did you say that?
Pete seemed to be scheming with But well, count will
not hear what them say. But I believe I can
guess we're going to have some action tonight, Tato. Aggie
has made appointments with two men for this evening U,
but she's going to find two more men than she expected.
Speaker 1: That night, Bolivar was the first freaked silently from the
cabin he shared with Hack saw outside.
Speaker 3: He hastily rode toward Aggie's.
Speaker 1: Home, but the lone Ranger and Tounto were watching the
trail of the town as a man.
Speaker 3: Come on so her ury hotel. Hello here, rope, I'm
going over her shoulders.
Speaker 7: Sell you?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 4: What is this? What?
Speaker 3: Why gosh ore the fellows? We met before? You remember us?
Speaker 7: Do you?
Speaker 3: And I figured you was my friend? Where are your friends?
Speaker 7: BI? Why'd you rope me?
Speaker 3: Why don't you let me lose? Not just now? I
have other plans, but I got to give place to
someone waiting for me. I don't know what to do
with I don't know, and I'll eat with you, but
blessed you can't do this issue.
Speaker 7: I want to talk to me.
Speaker 1: Leaving Tonto to guard Bolliverr, the masked man raised her way.
In the meantime, heck Saw hurried to keep his appointment.
He dismounted a safe distance from Aggie's home, then proceeded
cautiously on foot towards the tree where he was to
meet the girl. So the gloom of the night, he
made out a figure which he assumed to be Aggie.
Speaker 9: No what careful, don't make any noise, got a gun on?
You don't move a shout, I am, I'm here to
help you.
Speaker 7: You put down that gun. I don't need any help.
What you were interfere? And forms?
Speaker 2: She?
Speaker 7: Who's that? Coming there?
Speaker 9: And your partner Bolivar?
Speaker 7: Bolivar? Now what in tarnation's she doing here?
Speaker 3: You learn?
Speaker 9: Soon enough, I'll bring her here?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 7: Good from whatting breezes.
Speaker 5: You've got Barlivar all tied up and gag which was necessary.
Speaker 3: Hacks off me take rope off?
Speaker 9: Now, yes, Chemo, sabe.
Speaker 3: Ball we're going to Ontario.
Speaker 9: But you make a noise, that gag goes right back on.
Remember that.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm sure give a heat to Sabby. What's going on.
Speaker 9: Have you got balivar untied yet?
Speaker 7: Ms me got ro Paul oun't care.
Speaker 3: I has no time for arguing. Just obey my instructions.
Speaker 7: Say eat that Hack's all there? Eats me all right?
Your re kireabold you're not to argue.
Speaker 9: Tanto is everything ready?
Speaker 10: U U me stop in town on way here now?
Speaker 3: Then you two you're mad at each other, so let
me see you fight it out.
Speaker 7: Huh what was that you said?
Speaker 9: If your enemies fight unless you're afraid of each other?
Speaker 3: Me appeared say, I ain't afeard of any fellows that
ever walked.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I've just been taking to get my hands
on you. I'm gonna punch some of that meanness out
of here. You ain't got the nerve. I'll teach you
to tell things about me.
Speaker 3: It ain't t I got your head.
Speaker 7: I'll show you take this. And here's another point. You
can't do that to me. I'm gonna give you the
looking of your life. And here's one for a start.
I'll tell you apart. You ain't man enough.
Speaker 3: Fry your blame storytelling.
Speaker 7: Old gods want great ground.
Speaker 3: Gotcha you knocked me down? Both of you stay down.
Make believe you've been shot.
Speaker 7: I do savvy this shoe, as I tell you.
Speaker 9: Those men couldn't see tongue on me where we stood.
Those shots were meant.
Speaker 7: For you too. Uh? What's that quiet? Let me talk?
Shots came from the house.
Speaker 9: The men who fired them will be here in a
moment to make sure they got you.
Speaker 7: Maybe I'm just plain dumb, but I don't get this. Atoll,
don't move the man is you are Gosh, mister lady
filled us. If you hadn't pushed us down.
Speaker 11: There come the men from the house. See them Pete
and Bard. Aggie told both of you the same story. Listen,
I must speak fast, both of us. It was arranged
for Pete to slap Aggie's face so that hacks I
would fight. Aggie knew that Haxol would sympathize with her,
and that you Bolivar would come.
Speaker 7: Looking for HAXA. Is that a fact? Did you come
looking for me? Barbiva?
Speaker 9: M He did, and Aggie made him think you'd refused
her money. Hacksaw, just this, She made you think the
same about Bolivar. She knew both of you were generous
and that nothing would rid you more than to be
accused of being selfish.
Speaker 7: Well I'll be hog tied.
Speaker 3: Say them fellows are creeping closer.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm rude.
Speaker 3: My shoot nine finish.
Speaker 7: You two were to meet here and fight, then you
were to be shot.
Speaker 3: My god, it would appear that you had killed each other.
Speaker 7: But what fair? Why do you want to do that?
Speaker 9: This was your own fault. You boasted all about the
money you claimed to have, whether you both out of
the way, they planned to steal it?
Speaker 3: What did the women I have to do with it?
Speaker 7: The scheme was Pete's he's Aggie's husband. Was you telling
them we had a lot of cash? Haxel? Well maybe
I did stretch a little little bit more. They're coming closer, right?
Can we count them?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: But we won't take no chances.
Speaker 9: They'll keep our guns handy.
Speaker 3: They ain't dead yet.
Speaker 7: We'll finish them all. You will. What's more them shoot them? Sure?
I can't they give me a title? You will love
your blessom see them live. There ain't nobody to look
us back to. That follows sure, Joey, we're the fighters.
Fire canceling of them. Come on, you don't stay.
Speaker 4: A few bunches of hecks off. You're hugging over the
par pe down, eat out of the fight just a.
Speaker 3: Second now, households bought and serves them right, all right, serup,
you're gonna arrest these men.
Speaker 5: Now watch that the sheriff.
Speaker 3: So that's what you suffered town for to uh me,
tell sheriff watch this house.
Speaker 7: That's what the Redskins told me.
Speaker 6: Sure enough, And I've seen plenty and hurt a lot more.
Speaker 3: Now I got the evidence.
Speaker 9: Arrest these fellas like I've always wanted to get up
that pete you too.
Speaker 7: I come on there, stand up lash yes, so we
can knock you down again.
Speaker 3: Not will be enough. Hack, So you've got all the
revenge you need. When now I think of them fellas
trying to make me a hack.
Speaker 7: So on him this I get to see you a wreck.
Speaker 3: Perhaps this will seat you both a lesson. Then it
wouldn't have happened if you had told the truth.
Speaker 5: Well, shucks, I didn't figure they'd really believe me when
I said we had all that cash?
Speaker 3: Or's that ease you plan this to get the money hacked?
Speaker 9: SOG claimed they'd collected and lost Palmers didn't do what
if we did?
Speaker 3: But you didn't know that Instead of ten thousand dollars
or so they had only two or three hundred. You
don't mean it, it's the truth.
Speaker 7: Well, all you and me got us in this trouble
for nothing at all. Bash them, but it's the last
scheme either.
Speaker 3: Of you about try. I'll see to that we'll need
these men in your charge. Sheriff. Come, Tella, thanks for.
Speaker 7: What you've both done. I can't believe me it's gonna be.
Speaker 3: Nothing can get me and at each other again either.
You don't forget that then, and think them beat Schemer.
Speaker 9: Yes, and I'm afraid that we hadn't been there, Pete
and Bart would have had things their own way.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 9: If we won't let either Hacks or Bolivar know that
they didn't beat those men by themselves, the belief that
they're still rough fighting men will save their pride. That
maybe they'm cond of truth now, well, we'll hope that
the lesson will stay with him.
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