Speaker 1: High, a fiery horse for the speed of light, a
cloud of dust, and a hardy.
Speaker 2: High old silver. The Lone Ranger.
Speaker 3: Facts from past and as.
Speaker 1: At the rich grasslands of Texas brought wealth and prosperity
to many early settlers. When the days of the open
range passed, disputes arose over boundaries and water rides, with
a cattle war the inevitable result. The vast Crowder of
the Plains fought this means of settling a dispute just
as bitterly as he fought the outlaws and cattle wrestlers
who roamed the new territory. It was he, more than
any other man, who brought law and order to the frontier.
And now return with us to those thrilling days when
the West was young. An adventure lay at the end
of every trail. The Lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 2: Come on, Silver, we're helble range country.
Speaker 4: Silver.
Speaker 1: The sheriff and one of his deputies rode out from
town toward the Hallstead branch. As they approached the trail
that led to the ranch house, they sighted two horsemen
coming toward them. The sheriff and the deputy reined in
their horses and held their rifles ready for action.
Speaker 4: Looks like one of them too, is an engine.
Speaker 5: So he is sheriff, the one riding the paint horse. Yeah,
and get a look at the other man. He's wearing
a mask.
Speaker 4: By thunderation, Hall said's doing just what he promised me.
You wouldn't bring it in outside, gunman. Huh, just soul?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 4: There are you hold up there right now? We ain't
the question you, Henry are don't move wearing a.
Speaker 7: MASKI you're the sheriff around here, aren't you?
Speaker 4: That's what I am. What are you blocking this trail for?
We hanker to ask a few questions? Why are you
heading for the Hallstead Ranch?
Speaker 7: I didn't know I was heading there is that where
this trail goes? Just so that it goes beyond the
Hallstead Ranch, doesn't it? Yes, that's where I'm going. I'm
heading for the west.
Speaker 4: What's the idea of the mask because I want to
hide my face?
Speaker 7: Why do you block the trails of the hall Steads?
What's the latter there?
Speaker 4: You are professional gun slinger. Them six guns you're wearing
look capable.
Speaker 7: And so they are. Tell me why this trail is closed?
I want to go ahead?
Speaker 4: Well, you want to go into Savvy. If I wasn't
so busy trying to keep some law and order with
a Range war going on, I'd run you in for
wearing a mask and find out something about you.
Speaker 7: Range one.
Speaker 4: Yep, Range war. There's a regular feud going on. That's
why it's stopping you, and turn you back. I'll swing
your horses around, head back the way you come. If
you want to get beyond the Horsted Wrench, take the
trailer of the South and go around it.
Speaker 7: Tell me more about this feud. Who's having trouble with Halstein.
Speaker 4: Bart Conway and is outfit glad that the whole regions
tore up with the feud and of them too. I
got my men posted on the trail to keep strangers
from going through and getting shot up, and also to
keep both Halsted and Conway from important gun totters, to
make it a worse war than ti is. What started
the war, same thing as all starts some water rights.
Speaker 7: There's plenty of water around this part of the country.
Speaker 4: That's what we all has figured. It seems that horse
had dammed up one of the main streams and diverted
water from Conway's place to his own.
Speaker 7: Heard about Conway. He has a good many thousand acres.
Speaker 4: And so's Halsted, two of the biggest ranches around here,
and they join each other. Now there's the Dickens to face.
Speaker 5: What are you wasting time argufying with him for, Sheriff?
Tell him to get me if it don't get start blazed.
Speaker 4: Mind your own business, Deputy. But a man speaks civil
to me, I speak civil to him. I want to
see Halstead for what. But Conway is on the level
and so's Halsted.
Speaker 7: That's what I want to find out.
Speaker 8: You better turn and get now, stranger yere.
Speaker 7: We're going on the Halstead's ranch, high thunderation. You ain't
you said the reason you wanted us to turn back
was to prevent our being shot by one of the fighters,
And that's just so. Then what are you going to
do if we push on past you shoot us.
Speaker 4: You've been told to turn and get our stranger, don't
get me right out.
Speaker 7: Us and do the very thing you're trying to prevent
others from doing. Would you let us go and take
out chance of being shot?
Speaker 4: Dad mad? If you ain't supposed to argue with me,
you're supposed to head coming past us. Stop stop for
your hold on rushing every They don't shoot.
Speaker 8: But he's gone past. He's heading for Hossteads.
Speaker 4: Well, what are we going to do about it? The
quitters right after all. Better to let him make his
chances being drilled by one of Conway's or horses men,
and for us that drill him, he might come to
alive in spite of all the leads is flying.
Speaker 7: Never yet was the range more that settled anything?
Speaker 2: Toddle not right.
Speaker 7: And in many cases range boards have been started by
people who sit back and watch two fine men break
each other so they can step in when both sides
are weakened. You think maybe that happened. If Holst there
is a final man as Conway and the Fewter's got
the stuff, how you stop it? Before we consider that,
we'll try and learn more about Bill Holst said, Come
on silver.
Speaker 1: In a cafe a few miles from the scene of
the range war, we find two men seeing it at
a table.
Speaker 5: I did my best to pour a let into the
two of them, Pete, but the sheriff wouldn't let me.
Speaker 8: How long ago was it that they got through the
Horsted's place, or it must.
Speaker 5: Have been five six hours? Middle of the afternoon. They
went right on past Horseteds and kept going.
Speaker 8: And it's all right.
Speaker 5: As he passed the four end of his ranch by
this time, I thought maybe you could change your plans
for the night.
Speaker 8: Can't do that. I promised delivery on the cattle.
Speaker 5: Hi savvy, and the men that are paying the cash
will meet you at the far side of the ranch
to pay it and take the critters.
Speaker 4: Huh, yes, sir, I.
Speaker 5: Sure got a hand it to you.
Speaker 2: Pete.
Speaker 8: You work the thing right smart. What's the sheriff think
of the few?
Speaker 5: He's down right disgusted with it, says the shame two
men like the Halsted Conway pair has to shoot each
other up.
Speaker 2: The war is progressing in good shape, ain't it?
Speaker 7: I should say it is, then for both outfits.
Speaker 9: You kept too busy with fighting to pay any attention
to Brandon and mine, right and things of that sort.
Speaker 7: Sure, good enough.
Speaker 2: You do all you can to keep me posting on things.
Speaker 7: I can do that, all right, Pete.
Speaker 8: Being a deputy, I get to hear all the news.
Speaker 6: Yeah, see that you're passing on to me pronto.
Speaker 8: Then that's so far.
Speaker 2: I'll keep on doing it.
Speaker 4: I gotta leave it I'll leave.
Speaker 6: You here tomorrow and have some cash for you.
Speaker 4: Good, it'll be right handy.
Speaker 2: Hey, yeah, I want to speak to you a minute.
Step closer.
Speaker 8: It's about what I owe you.
Speaker 2: I am nothing else. You just bought four more drinks
she ain't paid for.
Speaker 10: I told you wait to charge them double? Is w
the book I write the charge in conson is just
about plumb filled up.
Speaker 2: On your page.
Speaker 8: You'll get your money when tomorrow.
Speaker 2: How's that you don't get a paid edge of the
first of the month.
Speaker 8: I said you'd get your cash tomorrow. What's the matter here?
Speaker 9: Oh, even Pete, I'll keep Was you asking the deputy
for cash?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 9: I was, well, here that square the account for Pete.
I don't want to take your money, I says, does
that square the account?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 2: You got some change coming here? Keep it in case
my friend the deputy wants a little more treading.
Speaker 8: Thanks, Pete, I'll pay you.
Speaker 10: Well, you're square on the board again, depity, which hadn't
better let the share for the you're letting an nombree
like Pete.
Speaker 2: Peyer that's for you?
Speaker 8: Isn't ask him too?
Speaker 2: It's so fair peculiar that he do that.
Speaker 10: I just don't save yet, Pete ain't give him to
be an a generous critter.
Speaker 5: Well, it ain't none of your affair. You've got your cash,
and if you don't like where it come from, I'll
tell Pete to take his business to the other cat.
Speaker 8: It might suit me fine.
Speaker 9: Oh teller name Pete.
Speaker 10: Huh, we're say engine, we ain't allowed to serve. No,
look at our redskins.
Speaker 7: Not all right? You see Pete Keller with blowman. Yeah, ooh,
feller named Pete.
Speaker 6: Engine.
Speaker 10: All's I can tell you is just this. Let's have
to do with him the better, especially now in the
range wars. Arm and dead men are foulmost every day.
Oh you're savvy. Laugh, Pete don't like engines, and you
especially don't like engines that are curious about him.
Speaker 7: Me savvy.
Speaker 1: Tonto left the cafe shortly after Peet and followed him. Meanwhile,
the Lone Ranger crept past Hawstead's guards and finally reached
Big Bill's ranch house.
Speaker 6: How did you get here?
Speaker 7: It's taken me hours to get past the guards.
Speaker 6: Mask Huh. I suppose Conway sent you.
Speaker 8: To get me.
Speaker 7: No, I haven't seen Bark Conway.
Speaker 6: I'm not going glad of that. He ain't never been
the kind to send a man sneaking in to drill
me like at all.
Speaker 7: I didn't come here a drillia Holstein, that gun away
for my own protection, came to talk to you. What
for about the rains war?
Speaker 11: If Conway sent you torry mile fight until he sends
back the steers he put a running iron on? What's
the sure he's been changing my he brand to his
own b brand?
Speaker 7: Is that what Conway is supposed to have done?
Speaker 6: Not suppose it's what he done?
Speaker 7: Sorry? Is at you started the trouble by damning the
water so he didn't cross his land?
Speaker 11: Turned out lie the chances all he had his own
men damn it just to give him a reason to
steal my cattle.
Speaker 6: Then he could plain he was just getting even.
Speaker 7: Isn't Conway's way of doing things, Halstead.
Speaker 6: Ain't my way of doing things? To damn that water either?
Speaker 7: You didn't need the water, of course I didn't.
Speaker 6: I got more water here than I can use.
Speaker 7: He would suppose this whole range war was touted by
someone else, someone who wanted you to to be at
each other's throats.
Speaker 11: Oh, of course it isn't Conway one of my price steers,
so he took them. Then when he seen I had
learned about us, he damned the water.
Speaker 7: How many men have you lost so far?
Speaker 11: That ain't none of your business. I don't know who
you are, and I won't listen to you no longer.
Conway sent you here to try and make peace. Well,
there won't be none until he returns them steers.
Speaker 7: What about the water.
Speaker 6: The damn stays puts the right at the steers back, and.
Speaker 7: He probably will keep the stairs until you release the water.
Speaker 6: There's some of my boys. Now, hey, fellows, come and
get this out right.
Speaker 7: You come past tune? What is a tun of?
Speaker 4: You'll come past Conn'll see plenty.
Speaker 6: Where my men the little been shot up? Kay right, Well,
we're coming offs one house. Get that man, get him
a man. Man comes from Conway. Figure, were no horses here?
Speaker 4: How do you get in?
Speaker 6: I passed the guard somehow.
Speaker 2: Get after him.
Speaker 6: White boys, I sees through it, but he can go.
But boy, he's got it with him. That's what it is.
Speaker 11: I tricked of Conways. He wants you to tease after
them to and that will take you away from the house.
Then his men can come here. Let them to go
stick right here and double the guard them to slip past.
Somehow double the guard and the feet of that mask
man or the redskin shows up again.
Speaker 6: Shoot up.
Speaker 1: The lone ranger and Tonto rode hard toward the western
boundary of the Horse That Ranch.
Speaker 8: On the way, Tonto described the man named Feet.
Speaker 1: He told the masked man how it followed him and
had seen him letting cattle through Hallstead Spence and.
Speaker 7: Then tell you say this man took cash from the man.
He turned the cattle over to not right, and he
must the men who started the rainbow. He started this
simple to keep boat rans so busy, funny my man
wouldn't be able to watch the stuck.
Speaker 6: Wait, what is it? You look?
Speaker 2: Look, you see campire.
Speaker 7: This this is which is at the branding cattle over there.
Speaker 8: That's right.
Speaker 7: Say here, I don't keep an eye on.
Speaker 4: I can't.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ride back your bill, Hols.
Speaker 7: Said, to see this.
Speaker 2: I don't want them colcil here blew me in this rainbow.
Speaker 1: Still, the mask rider raced back to the house, unaware
the Horse That's men were waiting for him. They saw
him ride out of the darkness and rushed to meet
him with drawn.
Speaker 10: Wait a minute, man, I want to speak to your boss.
I want to see Bill Hole say, ain't no need
to him.
Speaker 4: We got all this outre you.
Speaker 10: Want sight.
Speaker 5: Captured by the men who tried to help, the masked
man faces exposure and death. Before the next exciting scene,
Please permit us to pause for just a few moments.
Speaker 1: Now to continue our story. The lone ranger riding to
get Bill Halstead and show him that rosters had been
at work, was captured by Halsteed's men.
Speaker 5: Ain't no use you, arguing, mister, our boss says, if
you come from Conway and try to get us to
follow you.
Speaker 7: But why would I do that?
Speaker 10: Because of chances are Conway's men are ready to close
in on the range house as soon as we was
to leave.
Speaker 7: And follow you there waste the time, take his guns
and masking where drill him? Well you're going to with me?
Might give me a chance to tell you just one thing,
that's fair enough, Go and talk. After I've gone, one
of you will get my horse.
Speaker 2: That's so hadn't thought of that good horse too? I've
never seen the like of it.
Speaker 7: Sort of a long story I have to tell you,
but I want to be sure and see that this
horse has good care.
Speaker 1: Sure we'll see to that any one of us admires
good horse plays.
Speaker 7: But you will have to hear this story.
Speaker 2: Hold on, this crit is just falling for time. That's
what he's doing, figuring on some of his parts, coming.
Speaker 6: To help him. He's that's the case.
Speaker 2: By thunder, I bet it is. I'm dealing with you
right now, me too. He slipped past me when I
was on guard. I wanted to go after him then,
but he was accommodating and then come right back this way.
Speaker 6: That's his help to the.
Speaker 10: South total Hi, look out sids. I hope to hearing.
Just some times it look be squink si criticism, but
we do. We can't just horse to town.
Speaker 2: It's not coming for a sound price.
Speaker 10: We might be able to reseal the side we'll go
see Bart Conway.
Speaker 1: Conway was sleeping when the lone range when Toahoe managed
to reach his ranch house. Tomhoe was left to stand
guard while the masked man opened the door and entered
the house itself. Once inside, he found Bart's room, and,
walking to the side of his bed, gripped the rancherp
of the shoulder.
Speaker 7: Wake up.
Speaker 2: What wake up? We're the it Let me the on
reward seems where's my.
Speaker 7: Six gug and easy conway? Hey, Reckon, I was dreaming, Hey,
who are you? My name wouldn't mean anything.
Speaker 2: How'd you get in here? Let me get a light.
Speaker 7: You don't need a light to listen to me.
Speaker 2: I heard that voice before.
Speaker 7: Talk some more and I've come from Halsteads.
Speaker 4: What why?
Speaker 7: That's all right, Bart, just as square as you are.
Found that out for myself by sunderation.
Speaker 2: I wish I could remember where I've heard that voice before.
Wish there was some lightness room, I reckon, you hold
a gun on me?
Speaker 6: Nature?
Speaker 7: No, I don't need a hold a gun on your barn,
because I can draw it if it's needed. You saw
me draw my guns a long time ago.
Speaker 10: Hmm, keep talking.
Speaker 7: That's time. They were going to hang you for a
murder you didn't do. Indians saw the murder, and it
took quite a while to convince the share hold on.
Speaker 10: I remember now there was a man who saved me
from hanging. I hid out in the keep with him
all alaw work to find me. That's right, Bart, a
white horse a mask? Are you a mask?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: Thunder Richard, Why didn't you say so? How'd you get here?
What are you doing here? Why did you see horse?
Speaker 7: Sudden question at the time, Bart, Now listen. Both you
and has Staid are strong willed men. He thinks you
stole his cattle, just as you think he damned the
water to keep it from him.
Speaker 10: I never stole kale in my life. What would I
want of his creators? They've got a plenty of my
own bottle.
Speaker 7: He want with your waters more than he can use,
even in the dry weather.
Speaker 2: Just or recus it?
Speaker 7: Now? A third man did both those things? Just a
sute of range war? What just to keep you in
Hallstead busy? So cattle could be taking from both of you.
You won't quit fighting till Halstead releases water, and he
won't release the water until you send them the cattle.
He thinks you've stolen a stranger. I do anything you ask, almost.
Speaker 2: But I'm darned if how back down. I can't do it.
If I was to go to him with peace terms,
i'd be the laughing stock of the county.
Speaker 7: Fried But you're going to let more men get killed
because of your pride.
Speaker 2: Lay Holstead, Come to me.
Speaker 7: I can't reach Halstead and men are ready to shoot
me on site.
Speaker 10: I'd sooner go broke, lose all my cattle, see all
my men shot down, and get shot down myself.
Speaker 2: And to go and couch.
Speaker 7: How to Bill Halsted, both of you feeling that way,
and there's warking go on as long as there's a
man alive on either side.
Speaker 10: Just so this war goes on unless Halstead comes to me,
takes back what he said about me stealing this cattle,
unless that water come through my land again.
Speaker 7: Ver Well, but I've done my best. That's one favor
I'd like to ask of you.
Speaker 2: I told you I'd do most anything you ask, but
I won't back down in his fight.
Speaker 7: What I'm going to ask is very simple. Name it.
Mister friend of mine will come here in the morning
asking for a job. Gunman, no cook?
Speaker 6: Cook?
Speaker 8: Well I got a Chinese.
Speaker 7: This man is an Indian and a good cook. Well,
we can always use a good cook. That's you.
Speaker 2: Won't send him around.
Speaker 7: He'll be on hand first thing in the morning. I'll
tell the guards let him buy thanks Bard. Well, that
beats me. They'd like him to give up trying to
stop the war. Yet, by Ginger, that's just what he
seems to have done.
Speaker 2: That's him, all right, I ain't but one man shouts
like that, the lone ranger.
Speaker 1: Shortly after breakfast the next morning, bart Conway went.
Speaker 2: To his bunk house. What's the matter with all you men?
Your horse is a weak in the crill.
Speaker 6: Boss, we're ailing something more for what it is we're Oh,
I feel like we've been pointing.
Speaker 10: It'll get yourself the saddle and you'll feel better. Always
just take it from the horstead place they're eating now.
We ain't no guards in the job or nothing get going.
I can't move a step to the saddle, boss, and
sickly to hold the hanker for us to keep horizontal.
I feel like I've been poison pass hoison, maybe some
more working that horse and outfit.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't use poison, sure enough, U we'll find out
about this.
Speaker 7: Hey you, I want to see you what you want?
Speaker 2: What are you doing with that horse? This scout in Conto?
I know it's your horse, all right, but what are
you SENTI up for me? Ryan Wayne? But you was
a cook here and that's what I want to speak about.
Speaker 7: Mm conto cook breakfast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, half my men are ailing, you know, anything about it.
Speaker 7: All men get sick, mine my what's.
Speaker 4: That other time?
Speaker 6: Eat now?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But bind by them be sick too? Mean to say
you poison that food.
Speaker 7: No, but you justin put madison in food medicine.
Speaker 6: That right, steady, steady, Scot, hold.
Speaker 2: On, get jumping that horse. You ain't going nowhere. I
get done question here.
Speaker 10: And if you laid up all my men by thunderation,
you'll swing for it, even if you are the mass
man's friends.
Speaker 12: Men be all right and cool? Maybe three days and
bred child you not shoot? Pay hey, kick away my gunner,
Get off the continue this com scout.
Speaker 7: That same afternoon in the town cafe.
Speaker 4: So the hull of the economy outfits laid up sick
a bathe.
Speaker 7: That's what I heard teel sheriff.
Speaker 2: I guess that's straight enough.
Speaker 7: Bob don't get his facts wrong.
Speaker 4: I wonder what will happen to the feud now they
know one for horse said to fight again just.
Speaker 7: So wonder field of talk while Conway has hampered So.
Speaker 4: Oh that ain't horse said style. I wonder if Big
Bill knows about it? Seen any of his men around here?
Speaker 2: Barkie ain't seen high in a hair of any of them.
Speaker 7: Nurser regul O busy garden Hall, says ranch House.
Speaker 2: Since that massman got away.
Speaker 4: I've heard about him, doob gone. I'd like to get
a hold of him again. He slipped past me once. Well,
I'll see you later, Baki, Yes, siree, Sheriff hey leaping
lightning flash easy.
Speaker 7: I thought you be interested in what I have to
tell you.
Speaker 4: I'm interested in, though, don't slap mother. You can't get
away with this for long. Someone will come by here
and see you holding a gun on me and wearing
a mask. Then, by darn, you know why.
Speaker 7: You must listen without wasting any time. All of bart
Conway's men are laid. I know my friend put medicine
in their food.
Speaker 4: That redskin.
Speaker 7: I'll get him too, volume old, because that's going to
be the means of ending this Range war.
Speaker 4: What's that stranger?
Speaker 7: You can get the horse place, can't you.
Speaker 4: I'd like to see him. Try to stop me and
go there as.
Speaker 7: Fast as you can. They will do what I ask.
You'll end the Range war.
Speaker 4: Why are you so interested an end in that war?
Speaker 7: Because both Halls Staid and Conway are good man. They
should be working together against certain crooks.
Speaker 4: Who live here, meaning a man named Pete ain't never
been nothing proved again him one of your own.
Speaker 7: Deputies, and a half a dozen other men. Now, will
you listen to me?
Speaker 4: Put that iron and a leather stranger and start talking.
Speaker 1: After the sheriff had listened to the lone ranger, he
went to Hallsteed's ranch, arriving there in the late afternoons,
Hallsteed began the conversation.
Speaker 6: You trying to tell me to stop fighting, shelf.
Speaker 4: Don't I know better to suggest anything as sensible as
that hal said? What I do object to is the
means you use hm hm ain't right, nor just to
try and pison all about carved man.
Speaker 6: Who says ight on that name? The pool captain accuses
me of using pison.
Speaker 4: I ain't naming nobody, but the facts are that everyone
of Conway's water is a sick of bed that soon yep,
looks to be some sort of pison that got into
that grub. I thought you'd know something about it, you
know better than that. I hope you wouldn't use such
means of carrying on a ranged war.
Speaker 6: How bad are they?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: They'll pull around in a day or two. But meantime,
Conway's alone there. He ain't even the guard to help him.
Speaker 6: Shirks. I can't fight a man in that condition.
Speaker 4: That's the way to be, Hall said. I all said
you was a fair ombre. I thought i'd tell you.
Speaker 11: But as soon as his men are around, they'll be
heading here again, trying to get past my guard and
smash that damn reckon so and I won't let him,
not till he fetches back that cattle.
Speaker 6: I didn't damn the water, but as long as the
dam is there, it stays.
Speaker 4: It's a durned shame. You've got to neglect your ranch
so much. I bet you ain't had line Rider's house
since the feud began.
Speaker 8: How could I.
Speaker 4: I'm most afraid to see what my fencers look like.
Ain't been checked in weeks, might have a lot of
stray cattle. But this time, with Conway out.
Speaker 6: Of the fight for a couple of days, I can
have my men tend to some of the work here.
Speaker 4: That's right, Hall said, Wait.
Speaker 6: I'll get them started right away. Hey, you're calling the boys.
We're riding wives to check the rides. Have all the
men ready to ride and work all night?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Boss, I'm mad you come and told me that show.
I've been worried about them fences. We'll be ready to
ride in no time.
Speaker 4: All sad boys care saying in the house, here go ahead,
Hawse said, don't worry about your house. I look after it.
Maybe spend the night here. Come on, boys, he's worked out, yes, right,
how to meet the masks man, Then follow them boys,
sow the loll be on hand for the showdown.
Speaker 1: After dark, Halstead and his line rider spotted the campfire.
They waited for a few moments, then circled it while
Pete and the damputy sheriff huddled close to the fire,
not suspecting that they were seen us.
Speaker 9: Stop worrying, Deputy, Ain't none of the horse head men
coming this far from the house, not while the war
is on.
Speaker 2: I play in the wolf for that reason.
Speaker 8: But the war ain't on right now. Pete Conway's outfit
the sick in bit worried.
Speaker 9: Hey, you lazy glots, get them running irons hot fast.
Speaker 2: We get a lot of dogies to braying tonight. Hey
for a few hours for the boys will meet this
and take them over.
Speaker 6: That's all we need to know. What had beat their
half high and stand up, Horsehead.
Speaker 4: Wet your head, the war and the creek and.
Speaker 6: Ran a running iron in our house.
Speaker 4: Cup of light. Guess we can make a movie feat
just move and give me a reason issue of my mind.
Horse said here, Yeah, I've been a long time trying
to prove something on you.
Speaker 2: Tee all right, what are you gonna do about?
Speaker 6: That's funny?
Speaker 4: And that goes for you two deputies and all the
rest of you.
Speaker 6: What I thought you were in the house.
Speaker 4: Sheriff wouldn't stay there, Hall said, I had to be
here to make a rest.
Speaker 6: You knew these snakes was here.
Speaker 8: I had a good idea.
Speaker 4: The masks man told the truth, the mask man that
made Conway's men say so, you'd ride lines and fine
feet here, I reckon when I tell about the truth.
The two of you can shake hands.
Speaker 6: There's nothing I'd admire to do more dog going.
Speaker 10: Come on, sail o, Lord one, I'm still
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