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Speaker 1: At the Gatherer wo.

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Speaker 2: Fort Laramie. Fort Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain lee Quins,

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especially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of

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the wild Frontier, the saga of whiting Men who rode

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the rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of lee

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Quin's captain of Cavalry.

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Speaker 3: Patrol Dodgean Gord. Yes, sir, dismiss the patrol. I've got

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to report the major daggon, Yes, and see that their

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horses are babied right this time?

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, there's with math, Yes, math.

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Speaker 3: Cad'n Quinn's reporting. Sir. Oh, I'm sorry, sir, I thought

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you'd be alone.

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Speaker 5: That's all right, cap'n oh, this is Major Barlow.

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Speaker 3: Major, my pleasure, Captain, Well, how did you patrol routines here?

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No sign of trouble?

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Speaker 6: Good?

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Speaker 3: Oh, sit down, quinc Thank you, sir.

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Speaker 5: Major Barlow is here on orders from General's staff in Washington.

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He's surveying all the posts in our department.

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Speaker 7: I have only a few days here.

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Speaker 3: Then I'm going on to Fort Dodge, General Custer's command.

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Speaker 8: Yes, I'm looking forward to that.

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Speaker 9: Read hundreds of reports, and certainly that seventh cavalry is

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doing the best job of the hostiles that can be done.

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Speaker 3: You haven't surveyed them yet, well, not personally.

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Speaker 9: No, the record reads victory after victory. I wish we

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could say the same about the second.

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Speaker 5: The circumstances are a little different, Major, they're waging open

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warfare from Fort Dodge.

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Speaker 8: Here.

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Speaker 5: We try to keep hostilities in a minimum, maintain peace. Captain,

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how much firefight have we seen in the last month?

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Speaker 3: Three or four skirmishes? Is all, Sir, mostly with dog

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soldiers driven from the Fort Dodge section.

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Speaker 7: Dog soldiers are.

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Speaker 5: There are two kinds of shop. That's the tribe we've

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been most interested in around here lately. Dog soldiers are

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the warriors. They wear three feathers. The ones that don't

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wear their feathers are the reservation, peaceful kind. We don't

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bother either unless they make us or.

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Speaker 9: Major's the belief of many members of the staff, including myself,

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that a soft policy such as yours boundary to an uprising.

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Speaker 5: I hope you're wrong, Sir.

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Speaker 9: A hostile seat is a sign of weakness. The only

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way to enforce peace with these savages is to maintain

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constant pressure. Continual display of strength will we.

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Speaker 5: Get a directive to that effect, Major, or is that

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a private opinion?

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Speaker 9: It's my opinion at the moment. I can assure you

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all do everything I can to see a directive based

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on it. Now, Captain, if you'll show me to your

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troop area.

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Speaker 5: Yes, Major, Parlor will be attached to your troop during

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its stay. You'll place yourself at his disposal to everything

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possible to assist him in making his survey.

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Speaker 3: It's an honor, sir.

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Speaker 9: First thing I want to do with Captain is make

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a complete tour of the reservation camps. I want a

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firsthand look at the natives, their condition, their attitudes, instead

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of their weapons.

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Speaker 3: So on. Camps are pretty well scattered, Major, It'll take

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some time to cover all of them.

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Speaker 9: These reservation people should be centralized so they can be watched.

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Speaker 3: They've lived in small village bands for hundreds of generations.

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They kind of need stretching.

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Speaker 9: Their prisoners of war, Captain. Prisoners of war live under

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imposed conditions, not their own.

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Speaker 3: Yes, Sir Captain quins, Yes, sageant at hees. What is it?

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He's a man waiting for you in the orderly room,

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Sir ben Coons, what does he want? He says his

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step son was stole by the Cheyenne. What's that We'll

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go in and find out. Thank you, Hodgen, I've just

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heard about your son, cons How that happened, I don't

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I know.

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Speaker 8: My place is only five miles outside of town, and

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he was gone when I got home last night. Look

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at this.

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Speaker 3: Shyanne scalping knight was stuck in my door.

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Speaker 8: I've had a Cheyenne large oath hanging over my head

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for a year. That filthy devil finally found a way

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to get to me.

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Speaker 3: I mean someone in particular.

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Speaker 8: One of the worst of the breed was Sire.

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Speaker 3: I've heard of him, quite a warrior, you.

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Speaker 9: Say, he's had a personal hatred for you, mister Coles

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ever since last summer.

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Speaker 8: I was scouting for the seventh Run across his camp

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on that big north swing of the Sun, you know, Captain,

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just before it flows into Grand Valley. Yeah, I know,

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And I led the troopers into it, and during the fracas,

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Wassaiah's brother was killed. That's when he took the oath

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to put me under do worse. Now he's done it taken, Billy.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry about your son, Cones, but the way I

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heard the story of that attack. Wassaiah's wife and eight

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year old son were killed two by one of our scouts.

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Speaker 9: I didn't have nothing to do with it. I I

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did what I was paid to captain. The man's child's

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been kidnapped. I see no reason to discuss anything else.

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Speaker 8: The army's supports to protect the civilians.

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Speaker 3: What makes you so sure it was Wassaiah?

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Speaker 8: Real he brought his band into the Laramie foothills two

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days ago, put that in the knife, and he's oathed

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together and no place else to look.

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Speaker 3: Where'd you hear he was in this part of the country.

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Speaker 8: Your breed scout Quanto got wind of.

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Speaker 9: I should think you would have learned about it in

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your patrol.

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Speaker 3: Captain, No, we were working in the other direction.

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Speaker 8: Major Oh, I heard this morning right away. I got

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the feeling about what happened, and I started looking for

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sign around my place. I found it right enough, wash

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about a half mile away. Tracks and nine ponies headed

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south toward the hills. I want that Cheyenne dog brought

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in and hung up where I can see it.

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Speaker 3: Tajan gorse Yo, go look up Kwondo. He says, it's

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a band of Cheyenne and the Laramie Foothills. I want

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to talk to their head man, find out where they are,

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pick out ten good men for the patrol, including you.

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Speaker 8: Yes, Sir, you'll make provision for me to go with you.

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Speaker 7: Captain.

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Speaker 3: There won't be much in the way of provision, Major,

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but you're welcome, Sir. Coones. You go tell your story

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to Major Daggett. As soon as I get word from him,

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we'll move out. A Captain, Oh, Coons, old, is your

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steps on.

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Speaker 8: Nine years next month? If he's still.

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Speaker 3: Alive, same age with siah Son would have been well

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if they're together, I don't think you have to worry

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about Billy being anything but alive and well.

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Speaker 8: You've got a lot to learn about Chyenne. Captain.

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Speaker 3: Maybe you could teach me. You want to come along.

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Speaker 8: I'm gonna talk to the Major.

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Speaker 3: He goes a man with a bad conscience.

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Speaker 9: What about your own?

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Speaker 3: Captain?

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Speaker 9: You seem to feel more sympathy for the savage than

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you do for this poor man who's lost a child.

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I hardly think your attitude right for a man in

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your position.

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Speaker 3: I suppose it won't look good in your survey report, sir,

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But there's a popular idea out here. I've never been

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able to swallow and keep down that whatever a white

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man does to an Indian is all right, but whatever

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an Indian does is all wrong.

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Speaker 9: You would I a soldiers, Captain. We do not set policy,

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We follow it, Yes, sir.

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Speaker 10: Fast Water quarter talk about is just around this bend, Captain,

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And I got some beautiful trout.

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Speaker 3: In that stretch that's where their camp's supposed to be.

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Speaker 9: Didn't you better order carbines at the ready? The show

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of preparedness, Captain.

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Speaker 3: A little late for that, Major. They've had their eye

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on us for at least an hour.

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Speaker 9: Why do you bring a small force into a situation

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like this? Surely you don't trust them not to catch

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us in ambush.

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Speaker 3: I don't trust them, Major, I know them. The best

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place for ambush was about two miles back. We've gone

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beyond the point of car beings at the ready. Here

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you are and drew up ahead waiting for us. And

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those are dog soldiers, some of the best mounted fighters

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in the world.

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Speaker 9: We are well out numbered, Captain.

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Speaker 3: We always are. Now they'll come in to meet us

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at full run and screaming like banshees. That's their way.

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They didn't want you to know whether they mean to

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be friendly or to open your throat. If we had

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our carbines ready, their run wouldn't be exactly friendly.

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Speaker 1: Patrol, Oh, keep your hands away from your weapons.

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Speaker 3: Man, unlets I tell you different. Stay relaxed the way

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you do on the parade ground. When I want you

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to be alert.

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Speaker 8: I should have ordered out your full truth.

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Speaker 3: Captain, here they come, I see him gorse act like

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this happens every day. Man, Just rest easy in your

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saddles and talk to each other. Captain, order car beans

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at the ready. That an order, Major, it's common sense.

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Speaker 9: Show them we'll fights.

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Speaker 3: Don't draw your pistol. Major, you'll spook them for sure.

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Waving that thing around. They'd have opened up by now

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if they were going to bye? Who is chief among you?

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Which of you is Withsiah? I?

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Speaker 4: Why do the soldiers come to us? We have done

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no wrong.

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Speaker 3: I brought you your scalping knife was high here?

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Speaker 6: Where is the one called coons? The woman killer? The

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child killer? Did he die of fear when he found

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my shine? By that insolent beggar.

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Speaker 3: He says that you came for vengeance and that you

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stole his son.

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Speaker 4: I have stolen no son.

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Speaker 3: You were at his house and now the boy is missing.

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Speaker 4: I have stolen no boy. Oh he's lying, Captain, What

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does the high soldier say? I say you are lying? Major,

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I speak true.

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Speaker 9: We'll search your camp and find out how much truth.

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Speaker 4: No, we want no soldiers in our camp.

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Speaker 3: E there anyway you can stop? And you've ever been

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able to stop me? Will I sure try.

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Speaker 4: Our camp? There is trouble. We want no trouble. We

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are at peace. You don't want us in your camp

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because you're lying.

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Speaker 9: The search is going to be made, and if you

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resist us, I'll see the whole second Cavalry out to

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do the job.

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Speaker 6: What do the.

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Speaker 4: Patrol carving that?

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Speaker 3: Already boots are carving?

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Speaker 4: What was that kata sari? Major?

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Speaker 3: They're going back to their camp.

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Speaker 9: Oh, those seem slut Well, at least I've seen a

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prime example of what a soft policy brings about. The

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hostiles move up here from the seventh Cavalry area. Undoubtedly

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they rest, repair equipment and go back to take up

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the attack again.

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Speaker 3: Some of them do, some of them don't. There are

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good ones and bad ones with these people, same as

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there are with whites.

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Speaker 9: Well, until such time as a magician is attached to

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the second who can distinguish between the two. Captain, pressure

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should be exerted against all of them.

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Speaker 3: We'll return to the fort.

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Speaker 9: I'm going to recommend that at least two troops are

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assigned to this matter until let boys recover.

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Speaker 3: With your permission, Sir, I'll stay here. Sergeant Gorse will

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take command of the patrol and escort you.

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Speaker 6: Why on earth stay here?

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Speaker 9: I need your statement of the fort.

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Speaker 3: You have plenty of other witnesses, Sir, before you come

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back with two troops of cavalry. I'd sort of like

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to see what one man can do in that camp.

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Speaker 9: You're thinking as an individual again, Captain.

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Speaker 3: A hard habit to break, Sir. If it doesn't work,

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it'll make a strong point in your survey report. Very well.

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Speaker 9: I trust you don't expect commendation on your stubbornness. I

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do plan to make reference to your unmilitary behavior.

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Speaker 3: Be better if we could send old brash shoulders in alone.

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Watch your manners, Sergeant. Don't you want me to stay

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with you? Thank you, Gorus, but I don't need you.

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This may look crazy, but I don't think I'll run

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any trouble. He's had young uns in there? You will, sir, Yeah,

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I don't figure he is. I've been thinking if I

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was with high and kidnapped the boy, I sure wouldn't

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have left a knife to point the finger at me,

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and I would have high tailed it out of these

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parts a long time before this.

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Speaker 7: Sure, hope you're right.

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Speaker 3: Get not far enough? What your man is? Go us?

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Speaker 11: Yes, sir, good luck, easy, easy.

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Speaker 4: Help soldier, you do not call it our term?

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Speaker 3: Then come out here. Whatsaiah? So we can talk without

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being bothered by others.

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Speaker 4: We talk about the sun I did not steal. I

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believe you.

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Speaker 3: I believe that you didn't steal him.

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Speaker 6: Your high soldier is blind. His words cut like flint.

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Speaker 3: He's new to this country. He has much to learn.

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Speaker 4: He went back. Does he bring more soldiers to attack us?

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Speaker 3: That's what's in his mind. Now it'll take a day,

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so you have time to move your camp.

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Speaker 6: Strange words from a soldier. Why do you stand with me?

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When the high soldier says, I.

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Speaker 3: Lie, I've heard much of you, wissiah. If you were

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going to steal the sun, you do it better than this.

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Speaker 7: I say this.

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Speaker 6: The days are gone when the son brought only gladness

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to his father. Now the father looks to the day

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when his son reaches manhood, and she's nothing but sadness

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and hunger and fighting a war that will not be won.

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Some night, when sleep runs away from me, I think

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of my son, and I am happy that he is

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not with me to share the trouble that follows Us.

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I would steal no sun. I have nothing to give him.

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Speaker 3: Do you truly want peace with Siah, a peace with honor?

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Speaker 7: Yes, we are tired of fighting and running.

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Speaker 3: This is a small thing, a missing child, when you

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measure it against the bigness of the trouble that we're

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all in, all the tribes, all the army units. But

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it's a thing that could stir everything up again. Word

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from the major could go to Washington.

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Speaker 7: His words from his mind.

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Speaker 3: They'd be believed, because no other words could go to

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say they were wrong. I'd like to stop it with Siah.

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Would you help me?

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Speaker 4: How would a cheyenne help a soldier?

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Speaker 3: If you and I could find the boy and take

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him back, everyone would know that you were a man

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of honor and truth, and that you lead a peaceful band.

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Speaker 4: And the high soldier's work would be live.

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Speaker 3: You'd be right, and he'd be wrong or that I

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would help. But how have any other new bands moved

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into this section that could have taken the boy?

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Speaker 4: One shall show near and one from my tribe?

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Speaker 3: Could you find out if they have him? Yeh, will

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you do it?

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Speaker 7: I will.

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Speaker 3: While you do that, I'll try and get a line

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on him. Will you meet me in the wash near

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Coon's place at sunrise tomorrow?

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Speaker 7: Will you know what you asked me to? Do?

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Speaker 6: You help the man who killed my son and my wife?

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Speaker 3: I know, Wisiah?

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Speaker 6: We meet at sun ride, Soldier Old, I am here, Soldier.

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Speaker 3: You hide? Well? What did you learn?

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Speaker 7: The boy is not with the Shoshones and not with

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the Cheyron.

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Speaker 3: Then we have another way to go. He has an

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uncle in the Rock River settlement. He's talked to some

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of his young friends about going to live with him.

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He told them the trail he'd take if I put

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you on it. Would you pick up his sign and

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follow it?

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Speaker 7: A I have followed, older shine, we'll go then?

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Speaker 6: Wait?

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Speaker 7: He fell here, all right?

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Speaker 3: But there a piece of cloth. I'd say he has

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two n clothing and sore nee.

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Speaker 6: He rested here, flip I think see the glass is pressed.

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Speaker 3: Off He's traveled a long way for an eight year old.

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Speaker 6: I think not much farther than this. He started very

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slow from here.

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Speaker 12: There, soldier, Billy, Billy, we're.

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Speaker 3: Going to take you home.

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Speaker 7: No, I won't go back.

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Speaker 3: It's all right, Billy.

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Speaker 7: Who's he?

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Speaker 3: His name is Wassiah. He's a friend of mine.

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Speaker 6: You are a good, strong boy to come this far.

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I had a son, I would hope he would be

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so strong.

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Speaker 3: You've got a nasty bruise on your face, Billy, you

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must have taken a bad fall.

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Speaker 4: He hit me?

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Speaker 3: Who did my pauw?

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Speaker 12: Who's stick hit me?

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Speaker 3: You ran away? Yeah? Let's the end of your shirt?

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Speaker 7: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: He sure did hit you, didn't he? I uncle back,

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my paul hit me again? Come on, come on, stand up, Billy. Look,

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I don't blame you for running away. I guess i'd

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have done the same thing. I won't go back. If

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you want to live with your uncle, I think we

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can work it out.

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Speaker 7: Rock River.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, and instead of trying to get there all by yourself,

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how would you like it if you could ride with

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the cavalry.

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Speaker 12: By myself a horse.

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Speaker 3: Yes, horse, all your own. Now, now you're ready to

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start back, I won't stay with my paw. You won't

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have to come here.

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Speaker 7: Boy, you ride with me on my pony.

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Speaker 3: No, I don't want to, I assure you do. Billy,

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think what you can tell your friends. I'll bet none

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of them are ridden with a real Cheyenne warrior. Come on, now,

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show him how brave you are.

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Speaker 6: Come here, boy, am I long enough to lift you up?

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You don't know the feel of a white man on

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his back? You all right?

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Speaker 3: Billy? Did this by run fast?

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Speaker 6: Ooh, faster than prairie fire, I wrote, weak shoulder.

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Speaker 3: They're forming the two troops for the big search.

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Speaker 7: I go no further.

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Speaker 3: I know how you feel, because I felt the same

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way riding into your camp. But the Major from Washington

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won't believe you had a part of this unless you're

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ride in with me. You have my word that everything

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will be all right.

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Speaker 7: I go on your word.

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Speaker 3: Right up to the Major with syon cap'n Quinn's reporting, sirm, Well, this.

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Speaker 9: Savage did steal the boy in spite of his surrender.

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Speaker 4: He's to be punished this there's no surrender.

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Speaker 9: Give me the details, Captain.

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Speaker 3: I'd rather you ask the boys, sir, all right, son,

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what did he do to you?

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Speaker 4: He didn't steal me.

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Speaker 7: He founded me.

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Speaker 3: I ran away because my paw hit me with a stick.

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Speaker 4: He does it lots of times, and I won't go back.

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I just won't.

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Speaker 9: Order the troops dismissed.

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Speaker 3: Yes, sir required his mouth. Come on, Billy, we'll find

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you something to was I I'd stay out of the

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seventh Cavalry territory for a while. The high Soldier is

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going to be moving that way.

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Speaker 6: There is very far placed where there are many antelopes.

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I think my people are hungry for Andreelope. My thanks.

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Speaker 3: Go with you.

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Speaker 6: Mind, stay with you. You grow a strong boy. One

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day you can beat your stepfather. I leave my vengeance

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with you.

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Speaker 3: I come on, Billy. Ye here, guys, lirons.

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Speaker 10: I sure don't want to admit there's such a thing

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as a good engine DESI.

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Speaker 3: He's a better soldier than we asked. Sergeant why he

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operates strictly from the book. Maybe in the next situation

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the book will be right.

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Speaker 2: Fort Laramie is produced and directed by Norman MacDonnell and

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stars Raymond Burr as lee Quin's captain of Cavalry, with

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Vic Perrin as Sergeant Gorse. The script was specially written

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for Fort Laramie by Gildaud, with son patterns by Bill

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James and Ray Kemper musical supervision by Amarigo Marino. Featured

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in the cast were Lawrence Dobkin, Clayton Post, Ralph Moody,

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Jack Moyles, and Richard Beale's.

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Speaker 3: Company.

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Speaker 4: Ten Cents.

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Speaker 2: Miss Next Week, another transcribed story of the Northwest Frontier

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and the troopers who fought under lee Quin's Captain of Cavalry.

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