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Speaker 1: Across the rugged Indian territory rides a tall young man

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on a mission of mercy, his medical bags strapped on

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one hip, his six shooter on the other.

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Speaker 2: This is Doctor six Guns.

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Speaker 1: The National Broadcasting Company brings you another episode in.

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Speaker 3: The exciting adventure series.

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Speaker 1: Doctor six Guns, Gray Mats and m d was the

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gun toting frontier doctor who roamed the length and breadth

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of the old Indian territory, friend and physician to a

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white man and Indian alike. The symbol of justice and

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mercy in the Lallace West of the eighteen seventies, this

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legendary figure was known to all as Doctor sex Gun.

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There are many men who say that the history of

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the West is the history of guns. The navy coats

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of the James Gang, the Smith and West in forty five,

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the Winchester carbine, the Gambler's tiny denger. Well, perhaps this

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is true in a country where almost all of old

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males carry firearms, all except me? And who am i?

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Bablo the gypsy puddler And this is my friend Midnight.

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He's a raven, got you kind of gay? See he

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talks to the alarmed. He never carries a carn either.

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Perhaps he has picked up that philosophy from me. Forty

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is litten. He who lives by the sword shall perish

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by the sword. And I imagine that would hold equally

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as well for a forty five caliber pistol. But this

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is not the philosophy adhered to by my friend that

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six gone, for he travels leaning slightly to the right

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from the weight of his gone. I remember once we

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were traveling together and we entered the cattle town of

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Railand in the eastern part of the territory, and Dark

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and I had both come off Sir Dack dispensing medicines

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and good advice, while I attended to the spiritual requirements

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such as needles and pins and ribbons. Hands gone. Since

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we were in last year gablong Ye, yes, I see

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six saloons grow where but two grew before? Well, I

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suppose that is probably, But then I was taking that

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great deepo and the cattle yards down by the railway. Oh,

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that's three hundred miles off the northern end of the

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cattle trail from the south, which accounts for the saloons.

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With all those wages being paed out of the cow hands,

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someone has to take charge of it. We surveyed this

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street and picked out an imposing edd of this with

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a gold lettered sign across the entrance which read the

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Cattle Palace and compared to a chave's saloon the power

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of Frenchman's fork. It was, indeed the palace. The bar

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single stretched for miles, and there were half a dozen

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bar keeps station behind it, and they're checked the best

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for expointment, and their hair parted neatly in the middle.

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What's your pleasure, gentlemen? Whiskey for my friend? I'll take

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a bottle of thatt uh Arkansas Springs mineral water if

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you got it. Well, mister, I can serve the whiskey,

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but I can't serve you well. Uh, if you don't

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have the mineral water and glass, that'll your gun? Thought

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about it? You ain't supposed to have it. What do

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you mean? Well, we got an ordinance here in rail

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and had nobody carry a gun except in the low. Oh.

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When I went with that fat last year was the

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Marshal's idea? I say that sounds interesting. Uh, what do

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I do with my gun? You can shake it down

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at the Marshal's office or at the World's fargo or

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right here at the saloon, except the boss charges two

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bits for check. And see if I was you, i'd

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towed it down to the Marshall's office and get it free. Well,

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I don't mind the quarter, but uh, I'm I'm interested.

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How's it worked out? Well, I'll tell you. First couple

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of weeks it was a caution. Seemed like when you

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took a gun away from many one of them cow

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folks traveling through. He felt like he was losing his

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pan for so anybody get hurt? Yep, one or two

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unidentified corpses got planted out on boot Hill with bullets

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in their eyes. Marshall Landers is the right capable man

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on the firearm, because the Marshall find it got down

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on the gunplay let her ask him. Mister right up

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there leaning on the bar, the ball fell a boy

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the spittoon. Oh yeah, well, here's my gun and here's

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my two bits. You can bring our drinks up by

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the market. You see, Buck, many times I've spoken to

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you of the advantages of monk carrying a gun. And

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now eye and two bits while fivela the saloon. Don't

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get it anyway, one way or another. Uh that uh,

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that must be the Marshall. Excuse me, Marklanders. Huh what

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is it, mister, I'm doctor Matson from Frenchman's Board. Uh,

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and this is my friend Pableau the Uh if Barkeep's

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just been telling me about your your ordinate Oh well no,

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there are two schools have thought about that. I got

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the idea of wire earth at the dog I served

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under Empress Bell at Helens and Kansas. He used to claim,

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if you took them deadly weapons off a gang of

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cow punchers, no matter how drunk they got, there was

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no more dangerous than a gang of farm and back

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east somewhere. I don't know's I go that fire with him,

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but I can tell you if I had my choice,

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when I got a haul of crazy drunk wading into

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the poke on the Saturday night, I just as soon

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I was the only one took my gun. I can

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see that at Barkeep said you had a little gun

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play when you enforced the ordinance, just enough to keep

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my hand. Uh, Attorney Doctor, there's nothing so competent of

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a peace officer as to know we can walk down

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the street with a good chance to get me the

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end of it without a slug in his back. It

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was a little strange for one use to the lethal

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atmosphere of the bull run to see a whole raw

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men lined up at the bar with their pants on

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an even keel and not pulled to one side by

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the weight of a gun belt and pistol. It was

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about eleven o'clock in the evening when we saw a

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practical demonstration of the rail and Ordinance at work. There

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was a crash and the clatter outside. The swinging doors

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burst open, and in the doorway stood the man, wavering

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slightly on his high heel, boots, his hat on the

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back of his head, and bulking large at each hip

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a gun.

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Speaker 4: I'm wilably of me, and I ain't heard of on

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the news, and.

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Speaker 1: This here's my night. A howl eddie. Yes, mister Fitzimmons,

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get out the back way and look for Marshall Anders.

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And when should I look? Don't know where to look.

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Try the silver horn stockman's rest, my judge, peace, you

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can't find him anywhere else.

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Speaker 3: Go down to his ear.

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Speaker 1: He's there. What do you want I should tell him

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to Fitzimmons, I only got a life one up here

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with two guns as big as life and twice as natural.

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When I go and get out. Yes, sir, I'll get

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him expecting barking. It's here and this business, I'm always

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expecting trouble.

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Speaker 4: And here I'm half horse, half alligator. I can walk

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my weight and come axes and rastle a long horse

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there with my bare hands and the court uncle, and

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I'll lick the man at testany So barkeep whisky.

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Speaker 1: Sorry, man, sir, I can't serve you.

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Speaker 3: Ah, what are you talking about?

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Speaker 4: I got money here, I got tight off this morning,

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and I got twelve dollars left, and I had to

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see you down before doorn. Now come on now, whiskey and.

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Speaker 1: Fill the glass up.

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Speaker 4: Took these sparkles and twiggles like a pretty girl on.

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Speaker 3: A hay ride.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's heir, it just can't ah, what do

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you mean? I just can't say that.

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Speaker 4: So see as much as my job by cheap, you're

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getting down right and something.

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Speaker 1: I'll keep your shirt on. Tell now listen here, I

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ain't no more for stalling around. You'll listen to me.

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Speaker 4: Your pot bully the wheeler.

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Speaker 1: With them two split pearls hanging down over your eyes.

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Speaker 4: You get a glass and whiskey up.

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Speaker 3: Here on the bar for around like ble to lay.

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Speaker 1: You walk behind it, pump fast, losing my paces. It

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ain't nothing personal, cowboy, it's your gun. You gotta check

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him before you can get served to drink.

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Speaker 4: Huh, what are you talking about?

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Speaker 1: You logo at the city ordinance? Ain't nobody can carry

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guns inside of town? Who fears I car you? Why?

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A line of bullets through each one of your ears around?

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I'll take it easy. I told you it wasn't me.

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Speaker 4: Then who is it who says I can't tie him

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own guns?

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Speaker 1: All right too?

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Speaker 5: Who are you?

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Speaker 1: Ooh? First you got the tin star and your vest.

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You must be the marshall. That's right, our listener to me, cowboy,

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I'll give you just three to check your guns. Piece

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about at the bar here or else I'll take him

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away from you myself, like to see you do that.

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You will, all right, cowboy one?

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Speaker 4: But what kind of crazy law is that man can't

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carry his own guns?

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Speaker 3: Well?

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Speaker 4: I pray for them myself to pay word. We got

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here in this town a saloon or.

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Speaker 1: A church, socials pray, I'll ride my cowboy. I'll check

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your guns once you hit me with marshall brass snuckers, cowboy,

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my hands and as hard as they used to be.

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And your feet can come with me. What do you mean.

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Speaker 4: You got my guns?

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Speaker 1: Haven't shoe? What board? Your ten days of your time

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in the cooler? Ten days for what resistant an officer

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on your feet? Let's keep going. And so the ordance

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in the town of rail End was enforced by Marshall anglers.

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Doc was very impressed. No path law, that ordinance. That

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must be the answer half of shootings and Frenchman's border,

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either from some kind of drunken horse play or or

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cow folk with an exaggerated sense of humor. Huh. Why

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it's like the Middle Ages when everybody wore a sword,

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fought all the time. Take the guns away and they

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won't beat quick to fight? Oh you think not? By sure,

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man doesn't really expect to get hit with a bullet,

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but he knows darn well. But if he gets into

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a fist bike, he's able to get a mouthful or nothing.

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But do you think such an ordinance would work in

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Frenchman's port. I don't know, but I should like to

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see it tried. I get awful, tired of probing for

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bullets and throwing up wounds. I've got more important things

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to do. Doc tried to convince the foul New Frenchman's

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fort to endorse such an ordinance, but without mutable success.

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Oh shay, the bullholl Saloon expressed the most frequent.

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Speaker 5: Objection, Nah, you just can't change human nature. Now, Callahan

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is just gonna naturally carry a gun. I always have

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and I always will.

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Speaker 6: But I tell you I've seen it work in real

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end Well might work in a real citified Eastern kind

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of place like rail Land, but out here in the territory,

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it's just flying.

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Speaker 1: In the face of nature. Nah. Don't you got to

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tell me about nature? O say, I've delivered a good

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many infants in my time, and not one of them

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arrived packing a cartridge, belt, holster and forty five. Yeah,

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well you've got a point, Doc, But I'm telling you

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it just won't work. Doc got no help in his

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campaign the shedder, who might be expected to approve such

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a move. It put it these ways, all our rock.

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You're gonna figure it this way. Ain't a man gets

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himself in trouble with a row. It's a long gets

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yourself in trouble with a man. Now, that's ridiculous. Shadow

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the way I figure it, the less laws are around here,

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the less fellers are gonna be tempted to break them.

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Maybe you just be afraid to enforce an ordinance like that. Oh,

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maybe you got something there, Rock. I ain't no wire

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or I ain't no Milton Manders either. I don't care

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them crazy cow handshoot each other full of horse as.

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So long as you don't steal no horses or wrestle

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no cowds, you get fancy ideas about the US man

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ain't gonna get nowhere around here trying to separate no

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man from his guns. But still, the bright picture of

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a revolvalist town glimmered before Doc, until the whole mester

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became a town joke and all serious possibility of pouring

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it into effect disappeared. And so the next spring, when

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Doc and I again rode into the town of rail End,

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Doc was a little thoughtful and a little sand suppose

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we might as well stop it at the Marshall's office

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and check my gun now, point fang two bits to

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the cattle palace. Hell, I beat you down there, how

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have you? What was it the mural whofer waiting for you? Well,

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just do make sure there's a head on it. Oh,

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I'll have it waiting to say it?

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Speaker 4: Yes?

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Speaker 1: What can I do for you? I'm uh, I'm looking

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for the Marshall. What do you want with him? I

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don't just wanna say hello and check my gun. I'll

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take your gun. You a deputy? No? Well, uh, where's Marshall?

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Anders ain't no such anema? What do you mean Andrews

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ain't Marshall no more? I am oh, alright, I hadn't

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heard that happened a month ago. What's your name? Mister

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Matt's and doctor Matts and Frenchman's for it? Alright, Doc,

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just hand over your gun? What uh? What happened to Anders? Nothing?

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He just ain't Marshall anymore. Well, here's my gun if

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you see and there's tell him I asked after him.

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But here, sure, I will just keep your nose cleaning

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my town. Doc, How what do you mean by that?

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Just what it sounds like? You can pick your gun

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up on the way out of town. I was waiting

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for Doc at the Cappitle Palace. It hadn't changed in

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the year except for the addition of an oil painting.

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I mean, who would have had she been in three dimensions?

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Fallen over immediately on her face? There was a distinct

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difference in the quality of the liquid refreshment. And I

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was debating this fact with the barkyp when Doc came up.

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I wasn't here. Peddler asked her whiskey, and I served

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your glass. All the whiskey I got all comes out

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of one barrel. Excuse meself. Half of it may come

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out of a barrel.

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Speaker 2: The other have undoubtedly comes out of a well.

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Speaker 1: Doc, I have often drawn bad whiskey, I have sometimes

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drove bad water by by object from them being combined.

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I listen, mister, I don't let your friend here make

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a fuss. I'll only get us all into trouble. That

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whiskey really watered. But you may think my word for

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the doctor. It's strange. It was not so last year.

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There are a lot of things changed since last year.

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You haven't any trouble, Concis don't know, mister Carson, No

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trouble all, just talking a couple of old friends, that's all. Yeah.

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I just call me if there's anything wrong. That's what

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I'm here for. Oh sure, sure, sure I will. I

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ain't no trouble, not at all, not at all. When

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you get through, bring me double over them. The table. Sure,

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mister Carson, fire, I guess see what you could have done. Now,

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if you don't want to risk you just get out

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quite whether you don't make no trouble. Who was a

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candy Carson? He's a deputy Marshall? Does the Marshall's office

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always take such a close interest in your clientele? There's

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a deputy in all the place, up and down the street.

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Keep the order, you know? Uh? Huh? I suppose you're

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bringing him his drink on the house. Oh sure? And

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all he does is keep order here and it's alone.

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Sure he's a deputy any uh I suppose so anyway

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he has the star they uh, you know, if mill

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Anders are still in town. I listen, mister, will you

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drink that poisoned mineral water or whatever? You've got to

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take your business across the street to the stockman's rest.

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I got enough t listen what happened to Andrews. You

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will excuse me, gentlemen, I gotta serve mister Carson. At

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about three o'clock in the morning, Doc and I were

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sleeping a room at the hotel. Who who's there? Okah,

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what's the matter? Somebody's sick? I mean, just a minute.

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Not what is you know some one of the or

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Oh no, what's the matter? Come here? Doctor? Who is that?

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Elton Anderson? Oh from Stranders? Come on in? Anything wrong?

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Somebody sick? No? At least? Why is not the way

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you mean? Well? Quite a minute out? I like the lamp. No,

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don't bother. I heard you was asking for me. That's right?

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Anything special? Why no?

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Speaker 6: No?

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Speaker 1: I just thought i'd say hello. There is an impression

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you gave Carol Benson. You mean the new Marshall. That's right?

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You give orders to have your run out of town

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tomorrow morning. What that's why I came to see you tonight.

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When you open that door tomorrow morning, there probably be

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a couple of his death that is waiting for you before.

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What charge could he have against me practicing medicine without

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proper qualifications? That's ridiculous one thing, I haven't even been

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practicing medicine in rail Land. Then for another, I save

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your breath to cool your coffee. Doc. You got a choice.

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You can either wait and get heaved out tomorrow morning

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or ride out with me. Now, what is there? What's

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going on here? We came into this town last year

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and why it was as peaceful as a church. Ah,

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that was last year. Well what happened? Who is this Benson?

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How'd he get to be Marshall? Let's hold Doc. I

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don't know as I can discuss Carol Benson without raising

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my voice, and I wouldn't want to get overheard right now.

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But how'd he get to be Marshall? That's the way

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it is with politics, Doc. In Washington and the territorial capital,

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Republicans come and go, and so to the Democrats. They

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take care of their own. That's why I got a

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point in the first place. Right now, Benson's in and

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I'm out. Look, Doc, I suggest you make up your

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mind whether you're gonna leave town on your own steam

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or on request. Well, I suppose I might as welcome

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with you, paddler. I'm with you, duck. You know you've

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been asked to leave places several times in my career

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and it is not always a pleasant sensation. Well let's

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go then, I'll just poke the fire up. Not a

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bad place up here in the house. And I suppose

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he's the Marshal's office, but it does what happened in Rayland, mister, andys?

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Who is this Benson? He's the marshal only man in

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town that can carry a gun. I took care of

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that for him. But what's he doing? I'd say, Carol

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Benson and his buddies are having a rare old time.

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I got all the saloons in place of entertainment lined up.

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I gotta kick in a percentage of that take for

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extra protection. Is we saw that in Operation Benson to

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take on every head of cattle it goes through the

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railroad pains. He's got to deal with the roads for protection.

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I mean the railroads are paying them off too. Sure

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it's worth it to them. That ain't the whole of it.

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You can walk down the streets of rail end and

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see killers and rustless from all over the territory looking

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like butter wood and melting their mouths, and save us

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in the church. How's that? He'll welcome doc for so

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long as they parked their guns. Can't they agree to

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do that? Sure, with a marshal the only one who

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can carry a shooting iron, they got nothing to be

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afraid of, not so long as they pay them off.

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But can't you do something? Oh h, there's a worn

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out for my arrest?

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Speaker 3: What for you see?

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Speaker 1: Somehow or other? The telegram from the Territorial capital replacing

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me with Bence, and got delivered to him. He stepped

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up to me at the barn and the stockman's rest

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and tried to arrest me for carrying a gun. He

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didn't mention the why. After I put a bullet through

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one of his deputies tried to jump me from behind me.

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I wanted for murder. Can't you fight it out? There's

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a lot of them know only one knee. I ain't

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that good with a gun, nobody is. I suppose he

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gave yourself up. They they'd have to shift it to

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the circuit court, the trial in case it's stand out, Doc,

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it's sure a caution. How many prisoners Benson's hold in

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that jail that suddenly gets shot trying to escape? Oh,

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I really rigged myself a rabbit trap, Doc, and it's

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got me by the leg for fair, I mean the

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ordinate I remember when I put it through tho I

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hand the shot told me there was something in the

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Constitution about the right of the people of their arms.

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I told him I wasn't interested in the Constitution. I

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had a hurl of white animals to corral, and if

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I could deal horn 'em. I was going to That's

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the way I looked at a doc. I wasn't stepping

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on nobody's toes but murderers and drunk peace breaking cowbooks.

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He couldn't have foreseen what Benson's doing. Nope, I couldn't.

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So I just went ahead, didn't I funny? An ah

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Very who was writing away doc found like Rayland ain't

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going to be worth much with shootings and law breaking.

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But I reckon I was trying a short cutter. I'm

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sure made it easy for cow Benson. Mister Anders, what

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are you gonna do? I figured, I'm sneaking down through

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Texas and shipping out and starting in with cattle down

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in South America. I has to know something about punching cows.

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I reckon I could learn to do it and spamish.

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There must be some way at to clean bencing out.

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I reckon there is, doc, but it ain't my way.

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Only would I had a shot of somebody like that.

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I messed it up on Earth? Who would figure just

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chepping a piece of a thing like a constitution wou

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nd me up? Chasing longhorns in Argentina. Well, there is

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no heroic end of this tale. The town of rail

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End is still under Marshall Benson, and there is some

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hope that after the next election there may be a change,

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but I doubt it. For one thing, the opposition candidate,

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a young lawyer named Hendershot, was killed by a Deputy Marshall,

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who claimed he mistook him for a rustler. There was

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one aftermath. We rode into Frenchman four on a Saturday

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night and stubbed at the bull run. There was a

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gay frolic on their way as we entered. I look out, boy,

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don't crawl through the mill. I'll look out for the

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bullet me free. I think that after tonight you might

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convince so Shape to back your orders. The game has

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gone to see no now, Pablo, I'm afraid I have

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lost enthusiasm for that ordinance. Let him carry their guns.

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Some day they'll put them aside. May not be as

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easy as taking them away now. But in the long run,

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that's a pretty sound document. That's a constitution. It's worth

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throwing up a few bullet holes.

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Speaker 3: For Doc six Gun is played by Carl.

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Speaker 1: Weber and Pablo by William Griffis. The night scrip was

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written by Ernest Kennoy. Heard in the cast were William

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Keane as O'Shea, Sata's Ortega as Anders Jordas Satus as Matt,

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and At Clark as the Barquie Doctor. Six Sons starring

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Carl Webber as the Frontier Doctor with William Griffis as Pablo.

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