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Speaker 1: I'm going to break you. There are a lot of

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people here who are ripe to tear you down, and

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all they need is a good enough reason. I'm going

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to give them that reason. Have gone, We'll travel, Starring

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mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five,

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The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin.

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Speaker 2: Ah, good evening, Misswa, good evening, mister Chang, Hey boy,

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Oh yeah, oh when are you all finished?

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Speaker 1: Very soon?

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Speaker 3: Now?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Then maybe we go out together, eat it dinner.

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Speaker 3: You don't eat here in cotton kitchen.

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Speaker 1: No know where we go? Then?

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Speaker 2: Oh, hey boy, I know it's good. Little cafee, lots

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of good food, food, drink. Edge of China too, run

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by uncle of.

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Speaker 3: Hey boy, Sunday nice.

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Speaker 2: Okay, we go, but first must run find missa Paladin.

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Have message for him, But I find him very quick

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and be back you wait, okay, okay, everything foggy, dark

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and drippy, can see nose in front of face, sweet miserable.

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Oh Paladin, hey boy has message for you. Oh excuse me,

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please fuck you? Someone else really embarrassing.

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Speaker 1: Mista Paladin over here?

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Speaker 2: Oh, oh glad to find you a live, mister paladin,

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look all over for you.

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Speaker 1: I told you I'd be right here in the square.

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Speaker 2: He's up, but difficult to locate you in black hop night.

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Speaker 1: You know there's something exciting and adventurous about San Francisco

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on a night like this. There is down there in

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the bay and around this hill, the city stretching away

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on the scene in all directions, the city filled with

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people working, dreaming, living.

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Speaker 2: He's all very nice. But or the same thing too

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on Sunday afternoon.

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Speaker 1: Oh hey boy, where's your romance? You're a spirit of adventures.

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Oh my romance is waiting for me back at the hotel. Well,

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I come and tell you this message. Oh what is it?

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Speaker 2: A message come from person called Buchanan, come from place

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called North four. A message say trouble.

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Speaker 1: In North four. Come right away? What you says a paladin? Well,

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I'll be back at the hotel in a little while.

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Hey boy, I'll decide then. Oh I know you, miss

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a paladin. You decide already, you go. You need You

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need lots of dollars for an act. You need that

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kind of protection that only need you need.

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Speaker 4: You need health insurance that pays and keeps on paying.

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Mutual of Omaha Hospital surgical and income protection insurance plans

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that pay liberal long term benefits.

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Speaker 1: Here's what you need.

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Speaker 4: You need dependable protection that pays promptly, low cost plans

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by Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association Mutual of Omaha.

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Call your local Mutual of Omaha agent listed in the

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yellow pages all Right Mutual of Omaha, Omaha Nebraska for

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details on protection that pays and keeps on paying. Mutual

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of Omaha pays so promptly it is the first company

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ever to pay out more than one billion dollars in

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health and accident benefits in its first fifty years. Find

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out how this low cost protection can help you write

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Mutual of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska.

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Speaker 1: As it turned out, North Fork was two days stage

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ride from San Francisco, and it consisted of three framed

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buildings on one side of a rutted and dusty road,

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a livery stable, a saloon, and a general store. I

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figured the store would be the best place to start

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looking for this key Buchanan. Inside, a tall man with

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a full beard and dark clothes was having trouble with

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the storekeeper. Rather pretty, You stood quietly to one side

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and listening lies own this story, You Mennonite boe nothing here.

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We work hard, we mind our own business. You make

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me sick when Indians rode through last week? Where were

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you all?

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Speaker 5: Religion forbids us to raise our hands.

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Speaker 1: Against any man? You Mennonite caused trouble wherever you go.

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That's not true. Who were you? My name's paladin in Pennsylvania.

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The Mennonites are model citizens, been there since before the Revolution. Well,

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let's saint Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 6: Black half black coat, got a beard like a billy goes.

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Speaker 1: It's a filthy thing to say.

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Speaker 6: Please let her talk up black Beard. Tildy always was

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one to say what was on her mind. Or maybe

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she don't do that no more now that you told

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her away.

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Speaker 3: Take that back, jud Pope. Nobody stole me away.

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Speaker 1: I wanted to live with the Mennonites.

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Speaker 3: They're decent people.

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Speaker 6: I suppose you think they're better than me. Huh, they're

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better in your own paw.

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Speaker 1: Maybe pause a drunken old man.

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Speaker 6: Tildy's no good quar Let her talk up you him

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singing rabbits.

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Speaker 1: You let a man slap you and do nothing. I

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forgive thee.

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Speaker 6: Forgive me good then and turn your other cheap black beauty.

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Speaker 7: No, you got out of fight.

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Speaker 1: Have you tilty? Leave her alone? What did you say, mister?

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I said leave her alone? Now wait a minute, here

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will be no shooting in here. You want to go outside? Now?

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Look all right? Then get out? Why get out? I

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thank THEE friend for helping. I am Brookner, my pleasure,

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mister Bruckner. And this is til the Buchanan T Buchanan.

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Speaker 3: Yes, mister Pelladin, I'm t Buchanan.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I sent for you.

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Speaker 3: Mister Bruckner wouldn't approve if he knew it. Didn't know

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what else to do, mister Paladin. What's going to become

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of these people?

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Speaker 1: Well, it's hard to say, till THEE. They're not easy

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people to defeat. A lot of it.

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Speaker 3: The way folks feel about them is my fault because

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I joined them. Judd, the one you almost fought, he

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thinks he loves me and he hates them for taking

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me in. I suppose he has reason. My father sold

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me the Judd for fifty dollars.

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Speaker 1: A month ago, sold you when he was drunk.

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Speaker 3: When I ran away and no one would take me

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in with the men and knights. And now it's horrible

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for them last week.

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Speaker 1: Their feels were burnt and if somebody fired them.

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Speaker 3: Yes, mister Bruckner insists that it was a heavenly messenger.

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But I found a coal oil.

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Speaker 1: Can near the fence. How bad it was? The damage

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all corn Hayfield's.

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Speaker 3: The only thing left is five acres of wheat, and.

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Speaker 1: That's probably blight infested, like all the rest of the

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weight I've seen around here. No, it's not, mister Buckner.

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Speaker 5: Wheat stands strong and green. Mister Paladin, We've never been

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bothered with blight. Our seed comes from the old country.

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The crimea but five acres is pitifully small. And we've

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had a meeting and decided to sell our lands to Culligan.

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Speaker 1: And move on. No, mister Bruckner, you can't. We have

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little choice selling the Culligan. He's wanted to buy this

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land for a long time. Mister Bruckner, Would you do

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me a great favor? Of course, let me do your

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dealing with Culligan.

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Speaker 5: You must promise there will be no violence, mister Paladin.

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Speaker 1: Well, I can only promise you this, mister Bruckner. If

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there is any violence, it won't be mind making. The

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following message is brought to you by the American Telephone

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and Telegraph Company. Come on, have a nice trip. Don't

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forget the phone when you're away from home. This summer,

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put long distance to work. Most people do. Like this

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couple smeil that Mountain air.

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Speaker 8: I'm so glad we telephoned a head for reservations.

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Speaker 1: George, aren't you? Oh uh sure? Sure, dear, oh George.

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Speaker 8: Now you're not worrying about business, well, why not call

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the office? Then get it off your mind so you

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can enjoy yourself.

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Speaker 1: No doubt about it. Long distance helps you have a

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care pre vacation. Call mount While long distance rates the lowest,

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remember whenever wherever you go this summer, go first by

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long distance. The next morning, I rode into North Fork

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ahead of mister Bruckner and the others. As I passed

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field after field of blighted wheat burning under the sun,

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I kept thinking of how the Mennonites had endured silently

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and patiently, without raising their voices or their hands. And

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I told myself that I would try try very hard

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to remember their feelings about violence, ten sense of bush will. Well,

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we didn't come here to have our crops stolen. You

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want to eat blighted weight yourself. Go to it ten

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sense of Bush'll take it or leave it? I reckon,

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We've got no choice.

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Speaker 9: Come on inside, hey, As.

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Speaker 1: I want to talk to you.

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Speaker 9: Who were you Margie b kenn Huldy's father? I want

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to talk to.

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Speaker 1: You about her. You want to sell her to me? Now?

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Is that what you want? Oh?

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Speaker 9: Look here she put in with them in the night.

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Speaker 1: Here Now you you make me sick. Mister hey none, Well,

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there's no words near enough. Culligan and you knew it.

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Take it or leave it? Okay, Well what do you want?

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I want to talk to you. See what you gotta say.

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Menna Knights have decided to sell. Bruckner says you offered

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five dollars an acre. I'm representing that offer included the

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standing crops. Now that the corn's all burnt, I'll pay

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three dollars, not a cent more. You're a disgrace to

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your fellow man. You stir up prejudice that makes a

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mockery or everything a decent man holds valuable, while you're

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a vulture who can't wait to pick a meal from

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the dead. I just heard you with that man, Ferris.

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You're gonna sell it or not. No, But I'll tell

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you what I'm going to do. Kulligan, I'm gonna break you.

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There's a lot of people here who are ripe to

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tear you down, and all they need is good enough reason,

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And I'm going to give them that reason. People here

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will stick with me. I help them build this town

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right from start.

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Speaker 5: You think you listened to a stranger traveling gunslinger.

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Speaker 1: I promised the man that I wouldn't commit vice on

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I have never found it harder to keep my word.

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My talk with color and it didn't bluff, and I

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knew it hadn't worked. I had no idea yet what

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my next move should be, but I knew that the

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trouble at north Fork was bound to explode. It had

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to explode, and there was bound to be violence when

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it did. In the saloon, I found a corner table

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and sat there, nursing a drink and a threepennce Agard,

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Oh I gotta talk to We don't have much to

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talk about, can I can? I another glass or two

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won't make much a difference, said down and help yourself.

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Speaker 5: Thank you.

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Speaker 1: You're not a pretty sight. You can and you don't

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like me?

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Speaker 9: Paladin there ain't no reason why he issued it. That's right,

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But believe me, it ain't all my fault.

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Speaker 1: Oh it never is. You said you had to talk

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to me. Judd pokes out to get you. Oh, he

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just left Collagen's place. He's hired a gunfighter. He says,

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you will never leave town a Lyve. Oh why are

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you telling me this? Why are you concerned with Judd

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Polk's plans for me? Because Paladin your you're Tilly's last hope.

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What are you talking about?

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Speaker 9: Tildy's caught right in the middle. The men of the

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Knights won't fight for and I can't. I don't have

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the spirit for it anymore. We're drowned in a thousand

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husky bearers.

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Speaker 1: What do you want me to do?

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Speaker 9: You've got to help till they find some kind of happiness.

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She'd kill herself or she'd marry Judd Polk. Oh please,

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mister Paladin, will you help?

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Speaker 1: Will you do something? All right? I will? And I

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want you to do your part. I will you Just

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tell me what I can do. I'll try hard and

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I'll do it. Then find as many farmers as you can.

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Tell him to come here and hurry.

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Speaker 7: Constipation can be a problem for anyone, even doctors, and

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when constipation occurs. It's interesting to see just what doctors

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consider important about a laxative they might use or recommend.

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Speaker 1: Well.

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Speaker 7: A majority of the doctors we heard from had this

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to say. A laxative should be effective, gentle, as close

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to natural acting as possible, and a medicine that can

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be used with complete confidence. Now, xlax has been popular

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with many doctors and millions of people over the years

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because chocolated x slax is effective overnight, it helps you

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toward your normal regularity. X lax is gentle next morning.

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It gives you the closest thing to natural action, and

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that's why many doctors and millions of people use x

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lax with complete confidence. X lax, the lax that helps

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you towards your normal regularity gently overnight.

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Speaker 1: Is x lax in your medicine cabinet almost a Polden. Hello,

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mister Bruckner Tildy.

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Speaker 5: We've been looking for you. Did you talk with mister Culligan.

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Speaker 1: Yes, he's trying to steal your place at three dollars

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an acre. Oh no, that's less than we paid for.

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We don't worry. You won't get it for that that matter.

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He may not get it at all. I don't understand

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you will.

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Speaker 9: I told the farmers, I told every last one of them,

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and they'll be here there.

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Speaker 1: Oh hello, Tildy, what are you doing here? Pa?

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Speaker 9: I'm trying to help, mister Paladin. I don't trust you,

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Paul Tildy. I've done a lot of wrong things, but I.

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Speaker 1: Do love you and I wouldn't do you no more harm.

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You learny the.

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Speaker 5: Good people you've been for driving us out of the country.

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Mister bu Canada.

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Speaker 1: That's right, I have you see you admit it? Tilley,

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Please let him explain the way I figured it.

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Speaker 9: Till They're your only chance for a decent life was

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to get away from North Fork, and for me. I

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hope that if the men of Knights left you go

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with him, then you'd be free.

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Speaker 1: Of everything here. Ah.

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Speaker 9: I don't care if you believe me or not any

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of you, but just help till you get away.

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Speaker 1: What up, mister Paladin?

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Speaker 5: How are you all right?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? You shot at that man, you killed him.

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Speaker 9: I know that's the gunfighter jud Pope hired.

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Speaker 1: To kid here.

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Speaker 7: Paladin.

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Speaker 1: There's Judd all that Pope right where you are. Now,

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Wait a minute, Paladin.

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Speaker 6: You don't want to kill me, not over a worthless

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piece of trash like your.

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Speaker 1: Juddon. This is for a lot of people. I've never

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seen a sorrier collection of people trying to call itself

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a town. You're not a town. You're a mob, and

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you'll always be a mob until you start thinking for yourselves. You, Ferris,

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how did the blight affect you this year? Lost? Most

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of them a croft had a seller for father. And

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the rest of these people, how they do? A lot

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of them lost everything? Yeah I heard now these men

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of Nites whom you've been trying to drive out of

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town have got seed that resists blight. Yeah, well I

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never heard of bright free wheat. There are five acres

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of it on the Mennonite farm. What good does that

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do us? How much would you charge for seed? Mister Bruckner,

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mister Palladin.

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Speaker 5: We came here hoping to be our new home. We

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want to be good neighbors. Good neighbor never acts like

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a businessman. We have plenty of this seed, enough to

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give some to everybody so that they can develop seed

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of their road.

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Speaker 9: Anyone who takes that offer can start looking for another

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place to get their supplies.

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Speaker 1: We'll take our chances, Colligain, and you go out of

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business no time because no one will deal with you.

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Somebody else will open a decent store here to replace you.

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Mister Bruckner. I'm Tom Ferris. That's Bill Holly over there,

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and Carl run in there and editate him over there. Well,

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what I'm saying is we have men very good neighbors, Bruckner.

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What we'd like to be.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I missa hiding. So you've been back from North

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Fork three days now, that's right. And every day since

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you've been back, we take a walk. Right he saw

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one day along Nobby Hill, one day through China Khan,

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and in today we walk from one end of m

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Baccadero or to other?

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Speaker 1: What I want to know?

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Speaker 2: Easy?

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Speaker 1: Why I like this time?

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Speaker 3: Ay?

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Speaker 1: Boy? The more I see of other places, more I

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like San Francisco. Oh I like?

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Speaker 2: Is San Francisco too Batka?

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Speaker 1: Not when I run all over it? We're not running

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all over it? Oh maybe not you? But hee, hey boy?

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Speaker 10: Does to keep up?

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Speaker 1: Oh? And I'll slow down there? Not better?

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Speaker 10: Oh?

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Speaker 2: Oh he's a thank you very much?

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Speaker 1: Oh say, hey boy, how's your romance coming along?

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Speaker 2: Romance?

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Speaker 1: Miss wong.

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Speaker 2: Oh not too good. No, take her to dinner nightly

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for Northfolk. Don't see her again for two days?

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Speaker 1: What happened?

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Speaker 2: Started out to have dinner at a restaurant of uncle,

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But change your mind. We saw go to the Italian

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restaurant instead, eat lots of food, dreny wine, love, tell jokes,

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and next day he's a woe in bed with his

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hot stomach. Oh cannot digest elaborate food. Who she mad

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at me?

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Speaker 1: Who she said?

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Speaker 2: Hey boy, next time we go to dinner, we go

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to a nice Chinese restaurant. Eat nicey, plain Chinese food

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like a growlmond duck sweets our park? What a just

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not a burdener soup? Want done soon? My chiky soap,

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gum fried shrimp, soy sauce? MOVEU got aking.

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Speaker 1: Corners?

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Speaker 10: Have you ever heard of case smooth seal? Why?

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Speaker 9: No?

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Speaker 10: Why know?

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Speaker 1: Is it new? What does it do?

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Speaker 4: Well?

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Speaker 10: This is off the record, just between us boys. Your

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automatic transmission does it ever make a noise?

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Speaker 1: You mean a little kind of grinding? Does that little

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chatter matter? I hear a very weird weird Sometimes it.

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Speaker 10: Doesn't sound good, boys, But let's be sure when you're

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sitting at the light and it goes to green. You

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put your foot down hard. Have you ever felt a

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sort of a jerk, a kind of a jar, or

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having helped you a real thudd bump?

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Speaker 1: Oh me too, I've had a stranger. What do we do?

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Speaker 10: Well, don't buy a horse and don't trade your car.

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Just get yourself some new case site.

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Speaker 9: Smooth seal, new case site, smooth sealed, new case site smooth.

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Speaker 1: Seal, new case side smooth seal. How will that help? Why?

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Speaker 10: It's made to soften those shrunken seals which are apt

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to leak when there's power on the wheels. It stops

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those stud bumps, jerks and jars that are apt to

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creep into these modern cars. What is k site smooth seal?

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And one application can pack them all off on a

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long vacation and it's less than two dollars at your

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service station.

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Speaker 1: A little new kay site smooth seal.

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Speaker 10: Boy, Come on, I'll go, and if it doesn't work,

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you get double your money back.

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Speaker 1: Have gun Will Travel. Created by Herb Medow and Sam Rawl,

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is produced stand directed by Norman McDonald and stars John

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Dayner as Paladin with Ben Wright as hey Boy. Tonight's

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story was written by Irving Rubine and adapted for radio

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by John Dawson. Featured in the cast were Lou Krugman,

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Joseph Kerns, Jess Kirkpatrick, Harry Bartel, and Vic Perrin. Congratulations

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to station w DBJ Roanoke, Virginia, which celebrated its thirty

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fifth anniversary on the air June twenty, nineteen fifty nine.

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This is Hugh Douglas inviting you to join us again

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next week for Have Gun, Will Travel.