Speaker 1: A fiery horse, for the speed of light, a cloud
of dust, and a hardy hile.
Speaker 2: Still there the Lone Ranger act.
Speaker 1: In the great mountains of the Western United States. There
were many caves, ravines, and hidden valleys where outlaws could
hide after committing a crime. The masked Rider of the
Plains knew the country better than anyone else. It was
for this reason that he brought so many criminals to justice.
Aspried his great horse Silver, he rode through the lincd
and breadth of seven States, and no man did more
to bring law and order to the frontiers.
Speaker 3: And now return with.
Speaker 1: Us to those thrilling days when the West was young
and adventure lay at the end of every trail.
Speaker 4: The Lone Ranger rides again, Go.
Speaker 5: On Silver, We're heaven for brun Side, winning horse.
Speaker 1: Still the mining town of Burnside left the foot of
Eagle Pass. One afternoon, Dan Latham, who spent most of
his time in the cafe, waited for Mary Frisbee to
come out of the general store. When she finally appeared
with her arms full of packages, he stepped forward and
touched her shoulder.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: I don't want to speak to you.
Speaker 8: I didn't see you.
Speaker 7: You don't bother to see me spite of the fact
than your uncle.
Speaker 8: Mom is refilled. Awful.
Speaker 7: Yeah, drop the package.
Speaker 8: I get it.
Speaker 7: Must be nice. There have so much money for spending.
Speaker 8: Don't start hopping on mad again, Uncle Dad, you drop package?
Oh thanks? Ay?
Speaker 3: Maybe this color lazy.
Speaker 7: I don't know from you.
Speaker 8: I don't take nothing from a redskin that you could
learn in the way of good manners and some of
them good day white.
Speaker 9: I ain't done talking. Maybe your purse told you things
about me. It's all the saying things that don't do
me no good.
Speaker 8: Let's go my arm. Uncle Dan pause told me.
Speaker 7: The whole story of enough pack of eyes. I bet
you and he.
Speaker 8: Rest became the two of you take out as partners.
But you drinking gambles so much you spit up.
Speaker 7: He done me out in my hand. No he didn't.
Speaker 8: He divided the claim and you took first choice. You
have petered out to nothing, and he found a new
load in his head.
Speaker 7: He got rich.
Speaker 9: He's rich right now. And Logan met his wife's own
brother down and out. Not a decent vest to my name,
not even the price of a drink.
Speaker 8: Please, let go, mom, I know what pauls done for you.
He's given you thousands of dollars that he didn't have to,
just because he felt sorry.
Speaker 7: For you all night.
Speaker 9: I tell you it's wise. All he's ever done for
me is to give me enough case so we can
hold it over me, so we can all say ours
in his.
Speaker 8: Debt, it's not true. Instead of appreciate money's done for you,
you resented you'd saved your money instead of drinking and gambling,
you'd have had plenty. Now, please let me go. I
must get home.
Speaker 7: I got something for you to town, and he ain't
going to be here, and please hurry. Lean done with him.
He's swindled me, That's what he done.
Speaker 8: He swindled me, and I won't stand where he said
all you want me to just tell him? Man, I've
been staying that for as long.
Speaker 7: As I can be therein'd fool and I mean it.
You let girl go, you keep out.
Speaker 3: The family here.
Speaker 8: Then I want you to take your hand off my
arm at once.
Speaker 7: I won't know on the red skinny hard.
Speaker 3: I'm going, Yeah, you go, Thank you name Tongko, thank
you you.
Speaker 7: Tell you old man. He get up there, I'll get square.
I'll sixteen some day. I ain't going to be the
underdog all the time. You wait, Marry Frisbee, you your man,
get what's coming to you?
Speaker 9: You he big fool you too, You'll get Jewish for
slap mom away.
Speaker 7: You just wait.
Speaker 8: Well, I was in John I saw him again drinking.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Then he was feeling hurry for himself.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yes, same as you who lay Mary blame fool.
It's too bad he didn't straighten himself around, get a
job of some sort.
Speaker 8: He was half crying at the way things had been
going with him.
Speaker 10: Broke just so, Paul. He was here a few days ago,
and I give him fifty dollars.
Speaker 8: He's probably blowed dead in same as all the rest
of his money.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm not going to worry about him anymore, Mary.
For fifteen years he's been growling around about the way
I swindled him. No one believed him, I know, but
I'm getting sick and tired of it.
Speaker 8: I think he is too.
Speaker 10: What do you mean by that?
Speaker 8: There is something about the way he asked today. It
sort of worried me.
Speaker 10: Worried you.
Speaker 3: Mary.
Speaker 10: You ain't give him to worry.
Speaker 8: Him, you know. That's the reason I sort of take
it serious now.
Speaker 6: What do you say?
Speaker 8: Wasn't so much what he said, it was how he
said it. I think he's got some sort of scheme
in the back of his mind.
Speaker 10: He never stays sober long enough to think straight.
Speaker 8: You might think crooked, Mary, what are you driving at?
Speaker 6: Paul?
Speaker 8: Was a funny look in his eyes when he said
and he said he'd get square.
Speaker 10: What else did he say?
Speaker 8: Said he wasn't going to be the underdog all the time.
Speaker 10: We'll fix that. You would just sit right there, Mary,
I'll be right back.
Speaker 8: What are you going to do?
Speaker 10: I'll show you. Hey, Jim, you Jim, come in the
house here a moment, Boss, Jim Brandt will be right in.
Speaker 8: You can give it a change of plans about going
to visit at.
Speaker 10: Danny, not by a darn side. We won't let that
honor and no account, brother in law, minded affere with
your plans. You counted a long time on going to
visit your aunt. You're going want to see Boss? Yeah,
close the door, Jim. Sure anything wrong?
Speaker 6: Not yet, Jim, But.
Speaker 10: I'm just going to make sure there ain't going to
be nothing wrong. You know Dan Latham, who is there
in these mountains, don't He's been making more threats.
Speaker 4: Well that don't mean nothing, Boss, He's always making threats.
Speaker 10: Well maybe he's getting serious anyhow, that's the way Mary
feels about it.
Speaker 8: I didn't mean to worry is too much parts, It's all.
Speaker 10: Right, Mary, But Jim, you see Mary is planning to
ride through Eagle Pass to visit arount Sally.
Speaker 7: Sure.
Speaker 10: I know I wouldn't put it past Dan to try
and make a little trouble.
Speaker 4: He ain't nerve enough for that, Boss.
Speaker 10: Oh, I can't tell about a man like Dan anyhow.
I'm changing the plans I head of letting her ride
through the pass alone. I want you to go along
with her. That suits me fine, good enough? All right, Mary,
I'll go over the plans with Jim.
Speaker 6: Me. Come tell you.
Speaker 10: Who's that.
Speaker 8: Forget about his business? When he tell oh.
Speaker 10: Come in. Mary was telling me that she met Dan
Town today and him and Color You ain't telling me nothing?
Speaker 4: When did you come here for engine?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 3: Come tell news news?
Speaker 10: What's sort of news?
Speaker 8: Is anything wrong?
Speaker 3: Maybe plenty wrong? Go on me here Color in Town?
Speaker 10: Dan not right? What you hear? What do you have
to say?
Speaker 3: Him? Talk to another fellow? Maybe then make plenty of
trouble for you him not take drink?
Speaker 8: Didn't take a drink?
Speaker 3: That right?
Speaker 11: Why not?
Speaker 10: That's the first time I ever hear to him refusing.
Speaker 3: One him say him keep sober?
Speaker 10: What's he want to keep sober for? He sure changed
a lot.
Speaker 3: Him say him got plenty big plan.
Speaker 10: Look here engine? Did he say anything about what his
plan was?
Speaker 11: Oh? You can't go much about what Dan says? And
I wouldn't take much talking with a redskin says either, Boss.
Speaker 10: I want to reward a engine.
Speaker 7: No, that's not right.
Speaker 10: Well, whatever happens, we got things in hands, savvy, h.
Speaker 4: How you can mind your own business?
Speaker 3: Engine? That good?
Speaker 8: He shouldn't have talked to the engine that way.
Speaker 10: Shucks. It's all right to help you out like you're
done this afternoon. But he needn't think he has the
right to interfere with all of our affairs.
Speaker 8: He didn't think he felt that way. Just heard Dan
saying things he thought we had to know about him.
Speaker 10: That's funny. Did you hear that there was two men
out there?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Now what do you make of that?
Speaker 4: Jim might make a player.
Speaker 8: I don't like the way you talk about TOWNDO. After all,
he's been right.
Speaker 10: Now I'm married. Don't you worry about it. It ain't
no business of yours.
Speaker 11: And the fact that he had another man waiting outside
for him that strikes me as being downright suspicious.
Speaker 10: Same here, Jim, you reckon the engine's up to something.
Speaker 4: He did that or he's hooked up with Dan.
Speaker 10: Well, I'll be just as well, said satisfied for Mary
to get out of here for a while. Maybe why
she's visiting a runt. I'll be able to have a
final showdown with him. Jim, you figure on riding with
her and she gets past Eagle Pat, I.
Speaker 4: Sure will, Boss, and you don't have to worry.
Speaker 1: As Toto and the Lone Ranger rode away from ned
Frisby's home, they discussed what Total would overheard and what
Jim Grant and Ned Prisby had said.
Speaker 12: I heard most of the conversation through the window tuner.
The girl's planning to ride through Eagle Pass and that
that country. It's a good thing that fellow's going with her. Him,
Dad Taller, what do you mean, Tato me, sim he's
one of ned Frisbee's trusted men.
Speaker 3: Maybe so hat I'll not like him.
Speaker 12: You were usually right at judging a man's tuttle, but
still don't think him and taller. When you heard Dan
Lake them talking, he said he had a partner. Huh,
but we don't know who that partner is. Right, there's
only one place that he can make it play to.
Speaker 6: Capture Mary Frisbee.
Speaker 3: That's Eagle Pass.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna watch stand in town believes I'll follow him,
not be good And in the meantime, you ride to
Eagle Pass to be sure the girl gets through there safely.
Speaker 10: Huhuh, Tonto do that?
Speaker 6: He might start right now. You head north and I'll
head for Burnside.
Speaker 3: Tonto, now get him up.
Speaker 1: Late that night, while the lone Ranger hunted to the
town of Burnside for Dan Latham, the man he sought
met Jim Brandt in the dark shadows of a grove
of trees close to Frisbee's home.
Speaker 4: Everything is set to you and good enough.
Speaker 7: Remember whatever I get, you get.
Speaker 4: Counting on that things worked out.
Speaker 11: He's better than we that Jim that didn't even if
it is a boss to get time off to visit friends.
Speaker 7: I didn't ask him and horn braces. He's going to
get the Eagle Pass.
Speaker 4: He'll laugh when I tell you.
Speaker 7: I'm going to ride there with a girl.
Speaker 11: That's right, the old man sending me along to protect
her in case you try these stumps.
Speaker 7: To work out perfect.
Speaker 11: Once we get in the past, there's plenty of hiding
places alongside the trail.
Speaker 4: I'll just tie her up savvy good enough, and.
Speaker 7: I'll be free to handle a deal with Frisbee. Before
I'm done. I'll have what's rightfully mine.
Speaker 1: The lone Ranger felt sure that whatever attempt was made
to harr merry Frisbee, Pather would be there to help her.
The Mask Man himself kept an eye on Dan, Latham
and Town, watching every movie made Towards sundown. The next day,
Murray and Jim Brandt were riding through Equal Pass.
Speaker 8: I'd hate you come through here at the dark, but
there's a plenty of wild animals in the heels here. Yeah, right, Patter,
we'll be through the passing in and the open before dark.
Speaker 6: What we can No, that's hard to say.
Speaker 11: Mary.
Speaker 4: What's gonna happen before we get out of here?
Speaker 7: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Let me see?
Speaker 4: Where's that rock?
Speaker 8: What are you looking for?
Speaker 6: Oh, there's a.
Speaker 11: Rock near here, right along here, somewhere else, and Mark's
a hiding place, and I talk one good one Mary.
Speaker 4: A person lost in here can never be found.
Speaker 8: There's a rock come ahead there will What about it?
Speaker 11: That rock marks a place where no trail leads into
a cave. Many men know about that game. What do
you mean? Man could stay hit there for years and
never be found. Man could starve to death there if
he was tied up.
Speaker 8: But what about it?
Speaker 11: Whatever happens to a man could happen to a woman. Sure,
hope your paw feels generous. Here's where we leave a trail,
marry and break through that underbrush.
Speaker 6: You do what I tell you.
Speaker 8: Put that down movement.
Speaker 7: I ain't fooling you may as well have it now.
Speaker 4: Me and your uncle are working.
Speaker 11: Together on this, and your old man is gonna turn
over half of everything he's got if.
Speaker 7: He wants you out of here alive and well.
Speaker 4: Again, I figured something was following me. Well you won't
stop me.
Speaker 11: You that.
Speaker 4: By thunder, Everything's worked out just perfect.
Speaker 11: When I come back, I'll tell the story about how
the engine tried to capture you.
Speaker 4: And if you have to starve here, it's the engine.
Speaker 7: I'll take the blame.
Speaker 4: Now get to that.
Speaker 1: Cave, Tonto, the faithful companion of the Lone Ranger, lay
on the ground beside his horse. Jim Brandt's bullets had
found their mark. In just a moment, we'll continue with
the second act of our Lone Ranger drama. And now
to continue our story, the Lone Ranger, certain that Taunto
was guarding Mary Frisbee as she rode through Egle Pass,
watched Diane Latham as he made the plans to kidnap
the girl. The day after Mary left her father to
visit a relative. Damn, call at Frisbee's home.
Speaker 10: Who's there? Wait a minute, Damn, what do you want here?
I choose you never to show your face around here again.
Speaker 7: Here. You told me a lot of things, Frisbee, But
I reckon, this is your time. You're going to begin
taking things back. What do you mean. I'll just step
in where we can talk private, if you don't mind.
Speaker 10: All right, say all you've got to say now and
get it over with. This is the last time you
are going to set foot inside this house. Yeah, that's
what I said. Mary told me how you actually told
her in town. I'm sick and tired of the way
you've been talking around town and treating marriage.
Speaker 7: She can die.
Speaker 10: You hurt me? Now, what do you want here? I
want cash, but all the cash you're going to get.
I gave you fifty dollars less than a week ago.
Speaker 9: Fifty dollars. Your talks If that was a heap of money,
it is. There's lots of ways of looking at it.
Speaker 7: Ned.
Speaker 9: Fifty dollars is a lot of money for small change.
But I don't compare to fifty or sixty thousand.
Speaker 10: What are you talking about?
Speaker 7: Fifty or sixty thousand? That's what I want this time.
Speaker 10: You've been drinking too much.
Speaker 9: I ain't had a drop for days. I kept a
special sober for this deal man. Talk her a dollar's
going on the tripping?
Speaker 7: Gee?
Speaker 10: What do you know about my daughter?
Speaker 9: Sort of a dangerous trip too, gone through Eagle Pass,
mighty dangers. Lots of things can happen. There had places
in the trail where a horse could slip and break
the legs, And if the rider was strewed from his horse,
he can lay deadly, starve to death.
Speaker 7: I'll never be found.
Speaker 10: I get it. Well, let me tell you something. Then
that engine told me you might be scheming something. And
he told me plenty about you, and because of what
he told me, I sent Jim Brandt to see that
Mary got through the past.
Speaker 7: See, Jim brand ain't much protection.
Speaker 10: I made a hand of a man with a gun,
and he's in the part of the country.
Speaker 9: What would you say if I told you Jim Brandt
and he was going to split the case and I'm
going to get from you?
Speaker 10: What's that that sort of surprise?
Speaker 6: Is you?
Speaker 7: Donnut you mean?
Speaker 9: I mean what I said. Jim Brandt was planning to
ask you for a few days off to physical relatives.
He was going to use them days to lay and
wait for Mary when she came to legal Pass. Instead
of that, you played right into our hands and send
the girl along.
Speaker 10: With it while you to your own.
Speaker 9: You're excited. I ain't no use trying to find him.
You could send the scouting party, discover the whole pass,
and you wouldn't find the hiding place.
Speaker 7: Savvy.
Speaker 10: I ought to put lead through you.
Speaker 9: It's the surest way I know how to kill your daughter.
You give me the money I want, or you won't
get married.
Speaker 6: Back right where you off that mash, you'll come a
co rich for guns.
Speaker 7: No, she hears this.
Speaker 10: Another of your killer friends oh, I never seen him before.
Speaker 6: I was here the other evening when the Indian came
to see you.
Speaker 7: Engine.
Speaker 12: You call your horse silver, that's right, callow and I
knew that your daughter was to go through Eagle Pass.
Tono didn't think that Jim Brandt was on the level.
Speaker 10: I all thought he was. The list can't come here,
Toto followed the two.
Speaker 12: If Brandt makes any attempt to abduct your daughter, Toto
will prevent him.
Speaker 7: Yeh, why are you sure of that?
Speaker 3: Tanno has never failed before.
Speaker 6: Don't pay that man any money.
Speaker 10: Now, Dan, you've stuck your neck in the roose stranger.
I don't know who you are, where you come from,
that doesn't matter. But it's my guess that Providence sent
you this pole cat had me where I'd have had
to pay him all I owned to save Mary.
Speaker 6: I heard what he said before I came in.
Speaker 10: Hold on, aw, I know that Mary's safe. She'd be
go right on to her ant's place. Sato will come
back with Jim brand a prisoner. Your daughter will likely
ride back with him to tell her story. Dan, I'm
going to see you hang for this. At last, you
made the break that will put your way. You belong stranger.
I'm gone, Magan have to kill. Oh, don't worry. I
won't kill the rats, much as he deserves it. I
let the law do that. You've done a heap for me.
If you would just do me one more favor and
ride to town and send the sheriff here to get
this coyote. I will those horses coming now maybe that's
the red skin and my daughter.
Speaker 6: That is Ton's voice. Hi, we're fetching Bair.
Speaker 10: News the sheriff.
Speaker 6: Hey, what does this Meantham?
Speaker 10: It means us this Latham schemed with Jim Brandt to
kidnap Mary, but she went through Eagle Pass. I know,
how do you know?
Speaker 6: You finished talking? And I'll tell my story. Come on, insane,
I'm coming.
Speaker 10: And Latham, like I said, schemed with Bant to capture Mary.
Speaker 7: He come here.
Speaker 10: Tell me it cost me fifty thousand dollars to save
her life.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 10: But the mask Man has an injine friends have.
Speaker 6: So that's where the red skin come from. What do
you mean? What about the red skin?
Speaker 10: He's suspicion something and followed Mary and Jim, and the
mask Man tells me he'll rescue Mary. Says that I
can count on it. I see, so I want you
to throw down in jail and hold it.
Speaker 12: Wait a minute, minute. There's nothing I'd sooner do than
show the rat in the calaboose. There's nothing I hate
more than the digger with his breed. Yet there's one thing,
it's a sight more important than seeing him get what
he should. Well, that's your daughter's life. But she you wondered,
how I know she was kiddnapped. I know about the Redskin.
We'll stand here, can tell you the whole story.
Speaker 10: What story go on?
Speaker 6: Steve?
Speaker 1: Well, I was riding this way, coming through Eagle Pass
when I seen a horse block in the road ahead.
Speaker 4: Well, right at the end of the past this end.
Speaker 1: It don't show that the hide out his knee here,
though the horse might have been led there and ten
until someone come through, just like I did.
Speaker 4: There was an old fashion to the said who's horse?
Speaker 6: Your daughters? Go on?
Speaker 4: The note said the girl was captured in the redskin.
Speaker 6: Shot. Shot, that's the man you spoke of.
Speaker 10: Hell shot. That means he failed for the first time.
And if he failed, it means that Brant has Mary.
Speaker 12: There was all the instructions on the message. Ned it
looks like the only way to save the girl is
let lath.
Speaker 6: Them go free and pay what he is.
Speaker 9: You see your steam fell too, after all, I put
down them guns and getaty here.
Speaker 12: Can't you scour those mountains and find that high house stranger?
Take years to search them all, and even then we'd
be likely to miss where the girls hid.
Speaker 10: You you think, Sheriff, the only way is to do
what this skunk wants.
Speaker 6: I hate the idea of it. Ned.
Speaker 12: There ain't no one hates more than me to pay
that cash and pledges the law won't punish him.
Speaker 6: But on the other hand, in Mary's light.
Speaker 12: I said some more said that the cash had to
be paid by a Sundown's the running proof that Tanner
was shot?
Speaker 6: Yep, here what's that here?
Speaker 3: Banu was fastened to miss Mary's horse.
Speaker 10: It's an engine's jacket, Tonto's. You can see the bullet holes.
Speaker 1: And where's and this steam ain't no question what he's
inside it when them holes was made.
Speaker 12: If only there was some way to track a man
or horse in that pass. But therein it's all rough prisbee.
Speaker 6: Huh. They want the cash for Sundown. I'm heading for
the past. Don't pay a diamon until the last minute.
What's your idea.
Speaker 12: I'm still not convinced that Tonna was failed. I'm riding
for that pass. But you can't get there and back
by sundown with an ordinary horse. But I'm riding on Silver.
Speaker 7: You won't find them. You won't find them in the cash.
Speaker 12: You shut up.
Speaker 6: You're staying right here.
Speaker 12: That man get back, might be hoping it. He call
his horse Siver. He's massed on, mister, Ride that horse
hit for Eagle Pass.
Speaker 7: You know him? Ride long Ranger.
Speaker 6: Ride the great horse.
Speaker 1: Silver raced toward the hills and then started the treacherous
climb upwards. There was scamp hope, however, that the lone
Range would be able to find the girl and Tonto,
and even if he were successful, it would be almost
impossible to return to Frisbee's home before the sunset. Meanwhile,
in a well concealed camp far from the main trail,
Jim Brandt talked with Mary, Oh.
Speaker 4: You should worrying about it. Marry. Your pa will pay
the cash and everything'll be all right. And even if
he don't, ain't no cause to worry. See, I ain't
gonna leave you here to starve like your uncle planned
me to do. No, I wouldn't do that. I'd take
you away and me and you will get married. You'll
make a good wife.
Speaker 8: It's gonna stay in studd That ain't no way to.
Speaker 11: Feel about it after. I ain't a bad hombray. I'm
just taking a chance of a lifetime to get.
Speaker 4: Plenty of cash, not a spunker. That's the kind of
woman I like. You see me marrying you. It'll sort
of keep the cash right in the family. Leastwise that
half of the cash that I get.
Speaker 8: How's that engine?
Speaker 4: I ain't interested in him.
Speaker 8: At least do what you can for him. He's wounded,
mighty bad.
Speaker 4: I let him die.
Speaker 8: If you don't want to help him, untie my hands.
Speaker 6: And I ain't untying your hands.
Speaker 4: And I ain't wasting my time playing nurse to no redskin.
Speaker 11: Too bad, he didn't die right off the bat. Maybe
I should sort of help him out. Please help him,
all right, I'll help him, Mary.
Speaker 7: I didn't mean that.
Speaker 4: That's too bad. I didn't think of it before. He's
already got one bullet in him. Another one will finish it. Please,
please don't this will be interested?
Speaker 6: Wait?
Speaker 4: Wait, you shave your breath you you say me as
one thing? Yeah, well reckon, that's all right.
Speaker 13: Go on and ask you you come close conto God,
secret an'tswer talk no louder, come close conto God?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 4: Go on, tell me what's on your mind?
Speaker 3: To be fast you you've got to into hand tired.
Speaker 4: I don't take no chances.
Speaker 3: You think wound make Tonto twenty weeks out right?
Speaker 4: I think the womb made you weak.
Speaker 3: You think Tonto hand still tired.
Speaker 7: But the pilot guts please get it. Are stuck him down?
Speaker 2: Get him?
Speaker 8: You got him, toddle, you.
Speaker 3: Go, let me get you free.
Speaker 8: How did you do it?
Speaker 3: Shy Rock cut through rope?
Speaker 8: He had hurt it bad as he thought.
Speaker 7: That right, Well it not hurts bad, never mind hurting
my arms getting rope.
Speaker 8: You gotta get back to puff in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, rope gone.
Speaker 8: Now what about Jim?
Speaker 3: Put rope on him here?
Speaker 7: Now there goes the sun. Now you better hand over
that cash and to sign agreement fast?
Speaker 10: What about it, sheriff?
Speaker 12: Well, need to I have been hoping, now, hoping and
praying in spite of all the odds, a unit the
mask man would do the impossible.
Speaker 6: Hey, but it don't see me he's done it.
Speaker 9: And if I don't get that agreement that me and
Jim won't be jailed and I'll hold you is off.
Speaker 7: I've gotta start now off under. Send the signal to
Jim that the cash is delivered.
Speaker 10: Open that door. Let's see the sun.
Speaker 6: It's just going down. Man.
Speaker 10: That settles it. Here's the cash, all of it.
Speaker 6: I'll sign the agreement. Now you have designed it too, Natty.
Speaker 9: Yes, you sign it, and then the deputy can sign
his witness. You can't back out on your promise on
timing on.
Speaker 7: We have a cash hold on?
Speaker 10: Why what's that?
Speaker 6: Look there he comes, he's riding back.
Speaker 4: Look at that horse.
Speaker 6: Come look at the lone ranger ride pull that money
to legis here? Come on.
Speaker 7: Loose. Don't give that man of time. Get him to jails.
Speaker 10: What about my girls? What Mary?
Speaker 7: They're coming behind me.
Speaker 12: I've met Mary and two on the trail rand this
time that came waiting for your shows. I think I'm
just breaking from that royal kimber and the way that
girl is riding. And there ain't nothing that's wrong. Whether
Tanah was wounded, but Tono didn't fail.
Speaker 10: Mister, If you will take a reward you can have
this cash that I was about to give the pole cat.
Speaker 5: How come on the silver More, Let's come up the railroad.
Speaker 8: Oh sil oh.
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