Speaker 1: A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud
of dust, and a hardy.
Speaker 2: High old silver.
Speaker 3: The Lone Ranger.
Speaker 4: A.
Speaker 5: Member, contact and contact and actor at stop at Lass
and from doctor had Stop.
Speaker 1: In the early days of the Western United States, the
government found it hard to enforce its laws in the
vast new territory. The local sheriffs gave the marshals their cooperation,
But the man who did most to bring law and
order to the frontier was the masked Rider of the
Plains Astride his great horse Silver. He led the fight
for justice, and the stories of his daring and his
courage have come down to us through the generations. And
I return with us to those thrilling days when the
West was young and adventure lay at the end of
every trail.
Speaker 3: The Lone Ranger rides again, long Silver.
Speaker 2: We're ready for real Fresne.
Speaker 1: The Lone Ranger and Tonto learned that some smugglers were
active near the Mexican town of Sans Bastion, and rode
toward the border. Night fell before they reached the Real Grande, however,
and the Ranger called a hawk at the first branch house.
Speaker 6: They came to.
Speaker 7: You can find out from whoever lives here, who the
sheriff is, and that right you can wait here in
the saddle taddle.
Speaker 8: I'll go to the door, seeing right for your arm
until you'll beat your hands.
Speaker 4: Miss, what's the murder? I saw you coming.
Speaker 8: Just push the door open and walk in flow with
your hands.
Speaker 9: Raid.
Speaker 4: Oh you're at the window there, and.
Speaker 10: Sight this rifle on you come on, I've been watching.
Speaker 8: Yes, Now keep the door shut with your heel, and
see to it that you keep your hands above your shoulders.
I reckon, Paul, be right, please when he gets back.
Speaker 4: Just who is your father is?
Speaker 3: If you didn't know, I.
Speaker 8: Guess you've cross trailed with them many a time. Misterif
the take that met off and we'll see at least
one member.
Speaker 4: Of the duke snugglers, dope smugglers.
Speaker 8: That's right, take that met off.
Speaker 4: But your.
Speaker 11: Take them, I should say.
Speaker 8: And you wouldn't take a chance in coming here alone.
Speaker 4: Now take it easy. I came here to find out
who's share of this county? You know?
Speaker 8: Blame well it's my paw, your father, Yes, pig Lake Sanders,
I didn't know you say you aren't one of the smugglers.
It's been in Paul most crazy these past week.
Speaker 7: I am not, and you mess I'm not even an outlaw,
Miss Sanders. I have my own reasons for being masked. Now,
what's this about smugglers?
Speaker 8: If you don't know, you just ask anyone in town
the six weeks and crooks have been bringing dope over
the border. They made pause life of misery by laying
out false clues for them all the time. Keeps him
busy twenty four hours a day doing nothing but following
folks that he has.
Speaker 3: Reasons to dispect your smugglers.
Speaker 12: You want one of the gang. What are you doing here?
Speaker 7: You say there's dope being smuggle and the smugglers keep
the share of following false clues.
Speaker 13: Yes they do.
Speaker 4: And Miss Sanders, to answer your question, I think I'm
here to help your father.
Speaker 8: Come on to.
Speaker 4: You. Hits that man pretty hard.
Speaker 7: No, no, don't take the last one. You've already knocked
him out. You'll look, he's gun with her own. He
was going to be to shoot your horse for letting
us know he was here and come into the house
and cover us.
Speaker 4: Perhaps it's a good thing you acted as you did
to the saddle. The girl won't shoot.
Speaker 7: Ready to itself. Learn more about the smuggling. Did you
hear that you'll not shoot? Come on, come on there,
follow not shoot too. When we get near town we split.
Turn all you can about the smuggling. Beating our last
cap not good.
Speaker 14: Hadn't you better be getting back home, peg Leg? Maybe
there'll be another clue there.
Speaker 13: All right, bar Keep, never mind trying to be funny.
The only way to run down these pole cats that
are bringing in the dope is to follow every leader.
Speaker 14: Get first, you follow a medicine man, make him unload
all his stuff in the wagons, and you take a
sky pilot over the border. Next you suspicion a couple
of old half breed women of being men in this
skuy I reckon?
Speaker 13: Maybe the US marshalers right after all, I'm a daughter,
an old fool that ought to resign from office.
Speaker 14: Aw shucks, now, peg Leg, I didn't mean to rankle
you that much. Whyland's sakes, you has never wanted to
take a thing to.
Speaker 4: High, Barkeep.
Speaker 13: I've had a good record for the twelve years, have been.
Speaker 14: In office, one of the best, peg Leg, And the
man that says different has me to fight.
Speaker 13: Now along comes these smugglers, and along comes a new
US marshal, and along comes government orders to get them
smugglers or get.
Speaker 9: Out in office.
Speaker 4: No, is that what you was told?
Speaker 13: Same as Granted, I'm willing to resign barkeep, but I'd
like to step out in my office when the record clean.
As it is now, these caories are making a monkey
out in me.
Speaker 4: What happened tonight, same as before.
Speaker 13: I got what I thought was a good lead. Left
yesterday afternoon, followed a couple of men souf yeah, spent
last night across the border, then picked up them, two men,
and filed them back again, got them on this side
of the board, and searched them and got them mad
enough to foam at them out at night.
Speaker 4: It wasn't smuggling, eh no.
Speaker 13: Not only that there was government men working again the smuggler,
the same as I was doing. Seems they got the
same sort of false lead I did.
Speaker 4: It's a dog on shame peg leg. Oh what'll it be? Engine?
You pick some food me take out?
Speaker 14: Want a supply of it'lls eh here, Miss, I'll send
it back to the kitchen.
Speaker 13: A good well, reckon, I better be getting back to home.
I left Betty there.
Speaker 14: You got good hands there, peg Leg.
Speaker 4: They'll take care of the place.
Speaker 13: Yeah, But I better get back anyhow. I'm tired evening
to your back, even the sheriff.
Speaker 1: When the sheriff reached home, his daughter told him the
story of the mask man and the Indian.
Speaker 13: And you don't have no idea who these two are, no,
I don't pull.
Speaker 8: Almost got to see the math man's face, but that
rench getting took the rifle away from me before he
took his math card.
Speaker 13: I see even then, I might have seen it.
Speaker 8: Buck Wilson was sneaking to the house to cover those two,
but the engine's house gave him away, and then what happened?
Speaker 15: Billy?
Speaker 8: They left after knocking Buck down.
Speaker 13: Wonder if they might be connected with this smuggling.
Speaker 8: I thought a person might be. But if they were,
they didn't know your name. Seems the only reason they
came here was to find out who the sheriff was.
Speaker 13: Looks to me, honey, like these smugglers was too dog
gone slick for me.
Speaker 9: Poor.
Speaker 13: You can't give up, I guess not. I'll have to
if the smuggling ain't put to us top soon. I
don't know who's.
Speaker 4: Come on in, Buck evening, Boss, glad to see you back.
Speaker 13: What's been happening on the ranch, Wilson, I didn't give
much time to it since this smuggling business started.
Speaker 6: Oh, the ranch's going all red, boss, And I heard
you got knocked out yep, And maybe there was the
luckiest thing that ever happened to.
Speaker 4: You in the house.
Speaker 12: Aff.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, Buck?
Speaker 6: I think maybe I got a clue to the smuggling business. Yeah,
when a engine knocked me down, a sort of stun.
Speaker 4: For a time.
Speaker 9: Is that cold?
Speaker 13: If it took your most ten.
Speaker 4: Minutes to come to that's where you're mistaken, miss Betty.
I was on the ground, but I wasn't knocked out.
Speaker 10: I've seen something fall from that mask man's pocket.
Speaker 4: As he hit the sail.
Speaker 11: You mean to say you was conscious, never lifted a
hand to stop.
Speaker 4: Those two men, that's right?
Speaker 13: Well why did you let him get away?
Speaker 15: Morse?
Speaker 6: I figured him for crooks and figure that the paper
they dropped might be important.
Speaker 4: I wanted to get it without them knowing that I
headed savvy. As things turned out, it's dog gone good
i'd done. So.
Speaker 6: Why that paper has some planes rid on its plan?
What sort of plans smuggling. Let mess here, But sure
as I'm sitting here, miss Betty. Now, if Ony the
gang goes through with the planes without changing him, there'll
be a darn good chance to corral the game.
Speaker 9: Where's the paper here?
Speaker 8: What's it say?
Speaker 13: Biggest load yet? Fetch enough over the border so as
we can drop operations for a few weeks and let
things cool off.
Speaker 4: It can't refer to anything else but the dope, can it?
Speaker 9: Bo was?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 9: Sorry?
Speaker 6: Says there that they figure I'm loading up below the
border tomorrow and cross the next day.
Speaker 10: Moss I, I knew you had a lot of false clues,
but I'll bet you this one is straight.
Speaker 13: It's the first one that i'd give me someone that
I was supposed to fall.
Speaker 4: On search yep. The biggest load, yeah, and the last
load for a time.
Speaker 13: If I don't get them crooks this time, it's likely
my last chance to get them a be gone.
Speaker 12: That's what I figured.
Speaker 6: Now, Look, Boss, other times you either worked alone or
took a deputy with him. Man, now you can't even
trust a deputy. Ain't for me to try and tell
you how to run your business. But go on buck
way like well, Annie is if you wanted me and
some of the boys here to go along.
Speaker 13: With Will you thunder, That's what I'll do the work.
Speaker 10: I'm a rankin Wait, we're right handy with six you know.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Buck, I wouldn't have asked you to go, but
I'm dog gone glad to have you.
Speaker 9: Now that you've offered, I'll.
Speaker 4: Tell the boys about it. We'll clean up our six
guns and get ready for a showdown.
Speaker 9: Thanks Buck.
Speaker 13: If we get these crooks, I'll see that you boys shit.
Speaker 4: Oh that's all right, boss, See you in the morning.
Speaker 13: Right now, by Ginger, I'll bet we get somewhere.
Speaker 11: Wouldn't be too sure of it, Paul, What do you mean,
beddy Paul?
Speaker 8: Every time you get a new lead, your hopes rise
up like smoke from a wood fire. The higher you
get to hoping, the more of a letdown you have
when you come back empty handed.
Speaker 13: I got a feeling, Bettery, we won't come back empty
handed this time. Call it the hunch of your wump,
but there's something tells me that this time we'll corral
them smuggling polecats for good and all. Well, look at
this letter, the biggest load of all the last trip
for some time, I know I've read it. The only
thing that'll make us fair will be if that crook
has come here changes the plans after finding he's lost
a letter. Well, what's the matter, girl? You have a
hunt that you're going to get the crooks just so?
Speaker 11: Well? I got a hunch two part.
Speaker 9: What's that?
Speaker 8: I can't somehow feel that the man who would come
here was a crook?
Speaker 9: Well, sure he was.
Speaker 8: This letter proves it in but I still can't think
of that man as a smuggler of dope.
Speaker 9: That's fuck Wilson.
Speaker 13: Let me get out.
Speaker 9: Who is that?
Speaker 2: Come on, Silvery, Come on there, old boy. Tell the
quitted at the camp our old Silver.
Speaker 4: So you learn Tuddle that different people have been giving
the sheriff false clues.
Speaker 7: Not right, I see what you here. I followed Sheriff
Sanders when I saw him heading for his home. Hum
took some time to sneak up close to the house.
You hear him, Count mat Wilson.
Speaker 4: Was in the house by the time I got there. Oh, informant. Yes,
the man you knocked down but found some sort of letter.
I don't know where he got it, but he was
offering to go along with the sheriff tomorrow. Another lead.
Speaker 7: Yes, Tutor, and from what I heard, is to be
the last trip of the smugglers. Furthermore, the sheriff is
not going to take these deputies with him this trip.
He's going to take his own ranch hands and leave
the deputies here. What we do, We're going to take
those deputies. You got, man, they don't follow me, Tado,
if they think that there's a chance that I might
be the smuggler. If they do follow me, they'll be
on hand when they're wanted.
Speaker 4: Not right, get your horse and stuff. We're going to
start riding out for me. Do that.
Speaker 7: I'll go on ahead and locate the deputies. When they're
alluded to the point of chasing me, I'll head south.
Speaker 4: You're paying horsehip. Tell me to tellos south of the
town golds.
Speaker 15: Hey, Sam, Sam, come fast, Come on, we shall lead
on the smuggler. Well, where's he at? Jake Button's house?
Takes trying to keep whenever we come, Jake said the
father to zip me off.
Speaker 11: I'm with you. Let's get going.
Speaker 15: If you were sounding Jake out seeing him take wanted
to buy some dope his masks.
Speaker 11: Lead me to him. Anyway, walk quitch your horse. You
may need it. Hey got a step down the road.
Speaker 9: Come my that.
Speaker 11: Hey, there's someone running out at Jake's break.
Speaker 2: That's him.
Speaker 11: He's gone back, man wire, Get along there, get there
he goes.
Speaker 2: Get going, horse, get out him.
Speaker 11: Beat ar man, a little regular, Get up there.
Speaker 4: Come on, Sylvie, Come on boy, there's tuble waiting.
Speaker 11: Come on, tele.
Speaker 9: Right through.
Speaker 4: That's what we're wanted.
Speaker 2: You're a fit for the orders.
Speaker 1: With the lone Ranger racing for the border sheriff's men
pursuing him, the curtain falls on the first act of
tonight's Lone Ranger drama, we will continue in just a
moment now to continue our story. On the same day
that the ranger led the deputies from town, the sheriff
and his branch hands arrived in the Mexican town of
San Sebastian.
Speaker 6: We may as well stub the cafe. Their sheriff, someone
there know about all there is is growing in town here,
I reckon.
Speaker 9: So this is where you generally spend the night when
you're here, ain't a chair? Yeah?
Speaker 13: Seems quiet enough that all this is, And yet it's
a dead shore. Bet this is where them smuggling rats
work from.
Speaker 4: Ah senor you're come back.
Speaker 13: Creek paidro and the strangers around the town.
Speaker 9: Senor Aly, some of your fri my friend, what does
he mean?
Speaker 4: See how me go at the table?
Speaker 13: My dept is I'll imp a dog one.
Speaker 4: What are they doing here?
Speaker 13: I'll learn soon find out your you spend the night?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, I'll be here.
Speaker 13: For the night. So these ombress in your I give
you the same room as before. Yeah, that back room
on the first floor. Well teen eaesy of me, travel
up downstairs. Come on, buck, we'll see what Sam and
Lay are doing here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's me.
Speaker 14: What do you find out?
Speaker 9: The mass man was around here? Have you seen him?
Speaker 10: We've seen him all right.
Speaker 11: We trailed him here, mask riding white horse.
Speaker 9: The same who told you two to come down here.
Speaker 4: We didn't need dulling.
Speaker 15: Where after the reward money in the tump for the smugglers,
and that mass man is.
Speaker 10: The credit we want.
Speaker 4: Where's he at now?
Speaker 9: We lost him?
Speaker 15: He started last night in town. He was sounding Jake
Barton out, seeing if Jake wanted.
Speaker 11: To handle dope.
Speaker 15: He was here and before we could get him, he
learned we was after him, and high tails down here.
Speaker 10: He's still in town somewhere.
Speaker 9: Sure, then did sure.
Speaker 11: We got a couple of gents we know watching the
trail north.
Speaker 9: Good, I'm glad you're here.
Speaker 13: We'll team up.
Speaker 10: What brought you here?
Speaker 13: Buck? Wilson found a letter this mask man dropped. It
said that the gang was due to bring the biggest
load of dope they ever told it over the border.
Speaker 4: Of course, I'd like to speak to you alone.
Speaker 14: And what's the matter?
Speaker 11: Buck?
Speaker 4: Let me speak private? Just step over here, won't you?
Speaker 9: You're right back?
Speaker 4: Boys, Well, don't team.
Speaker 9: Up with him? Why not? Don't you say?
Speaker 4: Maybe they're the ones that are carrying the dope, my deputies.
Why couldn't it be Ain't they giving you some false leads?
Speaker 9: Mmm?
Speaker 13: There's something to think about?
Speaker 4: Then, sure there is, and it'll be bested if we
work separate and.
Speaker 13: Me and the boys will keep an eye him to
good idea?
Speaker 9: But good idea somebody.
Speaker 8: Better man, because we can't say, you.
Speaker 4: Know all after.
Speaker 10: Sam, I assume we didn't team up with the sheriff.
Speaker 9: How's that?
Speaker 16: I got my own ideas peg Leg has been here
every time there's been a loaded dope took over the border.
Speaker 13: Ainy, Yeah, we'll put two and two together.
Speaker 9: What do he get?
Speaker 10: Meaning to say that you spend everyone but you and me.
Speaker 9: Maybe I ain't even sure about you.
Speaker 4: It comes peg leg back again.
Speaker 13: Boys, being as you come here by your own selves,
maybe be better if you work that way. Eh, You
do what you can to catch his mask man, and
we'll do the same.
Speaker 11: That's a prime idea, sure first rate notion.
Speaker 9: Yes, sirree, it's suit your right? Does it?
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 9: Sure does? Maybe we can do better working alone.
Speaker 10: I gotta blame good idea as to who A couple
of the smuggers are already?
Speaker 9: Maybe I have two.
Speaker 11: I'll see if i'm mine?
Speaker 9: What Sam?
Speaker 16: That was a dead giveaway. It's easy to see why
he don't want us around. We cramp his considerable just
so five underd. Now I know who to watch when
he starts back to the States in the morning. Hey,
what the who tossed that bullet through the window?
Speaker 10: What sort of warning is that?
Speaker 11: Look there's that mass man outside Great Scott.
Speaker 15: He trow that cattridge here. Maybe he wants to be
cheefed when he's sure blades be accommodated.
Speaker 12: Let's go, Sam, I never did see such a roundabout
trail whyn Tucky.
Speaker 9: Do you think that mass man is heading.
Speaker 15: Ededver wooded land. That's sure, it'd be much further away.
How's that mass sells bringing up where he rode see us?
We must be close on to him, then you reckon.
This might be some sort of a trap there he is.
Speaker 11: Fist your hands, mister, we got your covered.
Speaker 4: I've been waiting.
Speaker 2: What's that I've been.
Speaker 11: Waiting for the wicked parson?
Speaker 4: Well, just keep them hands high and take that mask
off one minute, get all those horses. I let you
hear because I wanted to talk to you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well we want some words with you too.
Speaker 4: Did you examine that contridge and closely?
Speaker 9: For?
Speaker 4: What? If you did, you'll have a fair idea who
you're talking to.
Speaker 9: Let me see.
Speaker 4: Hey, this is a super bullet.
Speaker 7: Yes, you know how when you talk without demanding that
I keep my hands up and unmasking.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 9: This is a swell chance to have a look at
your face.
Speaker 4: No, it isn't, because you're being covered.
Speaker 11: Covered me want you what the regskin? That's the one
we heard about.
Speaker 9: Right, Sam? You win a stranger? What's the play? What
do you want to hear for?
Speaker 4: In the first place, I wanted to make sure you
weren't the smugglers.
Speaker 9: Wait, what dog?
Speaker 4: I wanted several people to think I was a smuggler.
Speaker 10: You want them to thank you, Yes, the.
Speaker 7: Real smugglers, But no, I was not, and wouldn't waste
their time in trailing man we trading.
Speaker 11: You convinced you he wasn't in the gang, isn't.
Speaker 7: It You had been in the gang, you'd have been
so busy getting ready to take that load of dope
across the border in the morning, you wouldn't have wasted
time trailing me.
Speaker 9: Well, now that you're convinced, suppose you show us that
you ain't a smuggler.
Speaker 10: This guy's like the lone Ranger and sporting silver bullets
and a white horse.
Speaker 7: I don't need to convince you. We're deputy not in
this country. You can't make an arrest here. That's why
you'll have to wait until live crossed the border into Texas. Well,
when we cross the border, and the best way to
be sure I'll be at hand to search will be
for you to travel with me with that engine holding
a gun on us.
Speaker 4: Come on, Sadom, they'll not use their guns.
Speaker 6: Let me watch them all same, seem blame Sure we
won't use guns.
Speaker 7: Mister I'm sure because neither of you men are foolish.
You arrest are captured me. Now I wouldn't be able
to do a thing. You'll let me go where I
please and go with me. He will be free to
act as you please. When we reach Texas tomorrow.
Speaker 11: At Shediel, then good. It's a Trusian kill tomorrow.
Speaker 15: But mark my words, mister, no matter what you do tonight,
as soon as the Rio Grande is behind us, tomorrow,
we're searching you in that red.
Speaker 11: Skin with a fine tooth cold.
Speaker 15: They had read it, mister Imo Sawyer reaching the Texas
side of the Rio boy this last evening when we
met up.
Speaker 10: I sure grow to like your style. He do hate
like cinder.
Speaker 15: Find your saddle bags loaded down with drunk just so
I mind you if they are stranger, you're slate today.
Speaker 4: Hang, well, here's the shoreline. Come on, Sylvan.
Speaker 10: That's a powerful look. And paint horse the engine rides.
Speaker 4: Uh him him plenty good horse.
Speaker 11: What do you call the horse? Him?
Speaker 4: Not got name, no name, ain't alive.
Speaker 10: Seems to me that horse should have wanted spurs upon.
Speaker 11: Now I wonder if it's likely to rain aborn me.
Speaker 9: I don't know, and clouds off to the west.
Speaker 15: Look, yeah, sure do Sam studying that formation of clouds
easty here?
Speaker 11: Yeah, guy short agree, looking.
Speaker 10: Here, Dad, Randy taking their chance to break loops.
Speaker 15: Why didn't you, high boy, while we were just studying
the paint horse in the sky and not looking at you?
Speaker 4: Why should I?
Speaker 10: Last year we chunk up that scheme, figuring if you
broke loose, we'll be able to do you and know
that you was in the smuggling gang.
Speaker 4: Someone else thinks I'm in the gang too. Yeah, look south.
Here comes the.
Speaker 11: Sheriff shureing up Buck Wilson, a couple other men with him.
Speaker 4: Now you're gonna wait until they close in, and you
will have help in searching for the dope.
Speaker 10: Help can split in the reward if behind the dope.
Speaker 7: I don't think you'll have to split any rewards. Why not,
let's wait for the others. Oh why won't we have
to split?
Speaker 11: No reward is because you ain't got anything worse to find.
Speaker 4: The reward I'm sure will be paid. But wait just
a minute. Other others clothes now, yeah, oh them.
Speaker 9: We're coming.
Speaker 2: We're waiting. Are you sit.
Speaker 4: Well, Lisod?
Speaker 9: So we meet again? Eh?
Speaker 4: Yes, But we do.
Speaker 2: Pain horse. What's the matter with that horse?
Speaker 4: No hard old joe, any boy, that horse doesn't like you.
You have any idea?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 9: Now hold on?
Speaker 4: Never mind that horse.
Speaker 9: We're here for a showdown. You just heist your hands,
mister and stand for a shirt.
Speaker 4: You needn't search me, Sheriff, search yourself.
Speaker 9: What's the sheriff.
Speaker 4: You're the one who's smuggling dope.
Speaker 9: That's a downright lie.
Speaker 4: You brought dope over the border every time you crossed.
That's why you were giving all those false leads. Flash
for that. I never wait.
Speaker 7: Sheriff didn't know he brought the dope over him. They
always used the room on the first floor of that
hotel in San Sebastian. While you were asleep, one of
the gangs told you a wooden leg which was hollow.
It was replaced by one which was filled with the dope.
Speaker 3: My leg.
Speaker 7: If that's a truther, let me see, let me shoe
you find at the bottom unscrewed.
Speaker 9: They're giving you a hand, Sam.
Speaker 4: You take a look at the pig.
Speaker 11: He sure will.
Speaker 7: And when you got back to your home, the leg
was taken and replaced by another hollow one. You were
giving another false lead to follow. Look, here's the stuff
where Sheriff I turned.
Speaker 10: To think that my own boss I didn't know nothing
about it.
Speaker 4: Now, okay, wait till I finish your aff.
Speaker 9: There's the dope ball right now.
Speaker 7: This trip was to wind the smuggling for a while,
if we'll end it for all time. The crooks wanted
to bring a big load of dope across the border
of this trip, wanted to pack their saddle bags with Oh,
that's why they wanted to travel in your protection. No
one would search the men who were with you, Jeff,
we can back what he says. We were with him
all night.
Speaker 15: We beggured he was just pulling wool over our right
when he let us travel with him to stand watch
over your room. And we still ain't sure that he
ain't the smoker no more am I. Maybe he's trying
to frame me, frame you to clear yourself. Just what
we hanker to find out, Jeff, and maybe let us
see part of the smuggling game to throw us off
and suspected him.
Speaker 4: You men were with me when that half reached switched
peg legs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but I know that I had no chance to
touch the saddle bags Buck Wilson and skin granger.
Speaker 11: Alright's Curry's why it's the gun. Sow your the crop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you will live to make an arrest.
Speaker 10: Pain horse.
Speaker 2: That horse.
Speaker 17: Don't hate horses. Horse, don't steady. He's taught the saddleback. Look,
he's stopping at that saddle bag.
Speaker 9: He split it open. Get your horse away.
Speaker 10: He's found that saddle bag to dust.
Speaker 9: It's full of that white stuff.
Speaker 3: Down.
Speaker 4: Horse, don't that saddle bag is evidence against Buck Wilson.
Speaker 15: It was him that arranged them. Fause leads and we
vouch for the mass man's shriff. Wilson's the smuggler.
Speaker 10: I've outed Wilson.
Speaker 11: Don't let that devil horse at me time, my boys.
Speaker 4: I have graded it already in custody in Mexico.
Speaker 13: Gosh, I wonder what made that horse act.
Speaker 7: Look, he probably centered the drug when Buck Wilson letched him,
and he associated the scent with something he learned to hate.
Speaker 9: Horse has more sense than some people.
Speaker 10: But how'd you know about Wilson.
Speaker 7: Wilson didn't bother the trail of the man who tossed
the silver bullets. Your deputies did, Stranger.
Speaker 10: An injured horse is sure save us. If it hadn't
been for him, we.
Speaker 4: Ain't horse plenty, good engine going. I won his person
by thunder.
Speaker 11: That heart is assur enough.
Speaker 15: Good scout, good scout, that good hauntal like scout.
Speaker 2: Get him up, scout, Long silver song. Wind of the Famer.
Speaker 5: Had stop stop stop stop stop stop stop stop.
Speaker 1: The star you have just heard is a copyrighted feature
of the Lone Ranger Incorporate