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Speaker 1: Around Dodge City and in the territory on West. There's

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just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers.

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And that's where the US Marshal and The Smell of

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Guns Smoke Gone Spoke, starring William Conrad. The story of

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the violence that moved west with young America and the

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story of a man who moved with it.

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Speaker 2: I'm that man, Matt Dillon, United States Marshall, the first

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man they look for and the last they want to meet.

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It's a chance to job and it makes a man watchful,

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a little lone man. Oh Marshall Dyllon allot hours out

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of the cattle business, or shipped his hours in the

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head out on the train this morning, just I can

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afford to buy your drink our thanks, But I hear

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Doc Adam has been looking all over for me. How

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about I go find him? And he was in here

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a while of gold, talking and gif and here she comes.

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Maybe she knows where we went. No love the dog gee.

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Speaker 3: Doc had to.

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Speaker 4: Leave mat They called him out the fifth place and

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then lead him.

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Speaker 3: He asked me to.

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Speaker 2: Get him up. Oh you know, i'd talk, and yeah,

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sure I go. I got a little piece of land

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right on his side there to my ranch, they're not

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doing very good though. You know he's shore around according

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to the dock. He was out there last night and

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he plan him to go back for him today, to

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go back for him. Yeah, they have to be brought

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in the town match. They got spotted seat or both

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of 'em say, ain't got a little baby out there too,

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And that's why Doc said, somebody's gotta fetch all three

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of 'em in the guards where that he's taken care of.

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I'll find a wagon and go out after him tomorrow.

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He can't get back to night anyway. He wants him

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to help Marsham. I've got a whole pars like cow

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boys who ain't earning uh fee. If I thinks bars

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or chussing that manage, he might need help. And what

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he mean he had to throw a sick as he

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may be. He'll get a gun and fight before he

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lets you carry him off that place, I know, and

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then he can stay there. But I'm gonna bring his

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wife and that child in alright. If you keep an

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eye on him, he can be a batman.

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Speaker 3: Oh this general, this ain't ab.

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Speaker 2: To up his place. I know a chester, but I

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wanna meet these people, I must say no, come on.

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Speaker 3: Uh but still, how do you know they're new? You

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ain't been out there way in over a year.

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Speaker 2: All the more reasons I made him. I was walking

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around back. I thought I saw somebody there, nothing but

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a sad halp him blow this he must be looking

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on Nothing doesn't look like that Chester Well, you say,

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he butchering the cabine. Who do you get fat? Well?

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He sure didn't raise it on those weeds. As woman

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trying to hoe? Hello, what you men doing here? And

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I Marshall Dylan from Dodge, This is Chuster Proudfoot. There's

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something wrong, Marshall. No, after your hat's gonna get all

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bloody where you put it on this cat? You let

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it be here, you'll get the sound struck without a hat. Alright,

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So I was trying to cover up Emmitt Bower's brand.

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We're starving out here, Marshall. I had to kill that cat.

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You you ain't gonna rift my husband all your Marshall,

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Oh ma, I'm not unless Emmitt Bower's complains.

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Speaker 1: Jo Joe had to do it, Marshall. We this cat

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go on without something to eat?

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Speaker 3: Look look over there.

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Speaker 2: While I've been hoe and I couldn't plant enough feed

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for hardly any thing to come up. And we can't

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afford no more.

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Speaker 1: See our credits run out and dodge the ground.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't even look PLoud. Well, I done the best I could.

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That ain't easy. No h's for a woman. Well on

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our way to ed Thorpe's. I guess you know that

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they got a spotted fever. I was there this morning.

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Ed Thorps did uh died in the night. I guess

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well you didn't tell me that, Joe. You mean you

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left missus Thorpe along with that baby. I ain't gonna

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chance catch you no fever, but Joe the baby. My

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woman here is always worrying about babies. It's only cause

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she can't have none. I guess she's like one of

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them there, dry Gord.

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Speaker 1: Don't Joe, you're putting shame on me.

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Speaker 2: Uh truster, Let's see, come on, let's get out of here.

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Uh ms nighbler, Yes, most next time you're in Dodger

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c see me. I'll see that you get some seeds.

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Speaker 3: I wouldn't just do that part.

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Speaker 2: We wouldn't never make doggies to night as the baby

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chap well, it was to sleep anywhere. I guess i'd

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been proving it right, Uh huh, yeah, I just like

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a mother if you all' well, there's dark white the

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for us. Uh. Now you sit tied him in a chester.

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We'll help you with a baby.

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Speaker 3: So do you hope it don't wake up?

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Speaker 2: Where's he? Bab and his wife there now that had

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died before we got there, dark and start flying down

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and back there. They covered her up good, she's gonna

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sleep most of the ways. Business thought she's still asleep,

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give me a hand up. Yeah, sure, missus thought, oh

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oh uh yeah, I oh, it's amatter guy. She's not asleep, man,

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but she's dead now. She's died on the way in.

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I guess, huh. I I got a baby to take

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her of and a dark I think she know she

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was gonna die, and why, I guess. Before we left

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her place, she told me that if anything happened to her,

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the baby was to be putting Mars small Ay's care,

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and the more smaller was I have a complete charge

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over him. What she says goes, well, Mar's a willow

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and she's had kids herself, and that was a good choice. Yeah,

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but she's too rude to raise him herself. Man, I

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don't have to worry about that later, doctor. Right now,

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it's kint busy.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm in the armis John, I'm not a front

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the store.

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Speaker 2: Why wouldn't they come to the office, Jester, Well, you know.

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Speaker 5: How mar small he is.

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Speaker 2: She don't think his lady like to go to any

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man's office. What she's doing with ms neighbor or she

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didn't say, well, you're going down and get the mail?

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Chester All wait here for you?

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Speaker 3: Aank you?

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Speaker 2: Oh? Mar, hello Marshall. Have you been in this neighborhood?

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Speaker 1: Pretty good, Marshall.

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Speaker 2: Ain't everybody can send him for the marshal and bring

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him on the run. Oh no, Ma, you know your

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word has always been in law with me.

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Speaker 3: Oh listen to you. Maybe a care mist Maedler, Well

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that's true, Mar Marshall. Missus Needler wants to adoptor thought babe.

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Speaker 2: Oh missus Sutless a baby and you're a charge, mars

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All up to you. I've had him over a week, Marshall,

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and I'm gonna keep him awhile longer so he'll be

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near you. Doc just in Keys. But Missus Needley here

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seems like a mighty fine woman.

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Speaker 3: To me, and i'd better take that baby.

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Speaker 2: Only I'm worried about one thing.

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Speaker 1: I've I I told her the truth, Marshal.

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Speaker 2: And she thinks maybe Joe and I can't make a

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go of it out there. Uh d you remember what

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you said when you were leave him that day, as

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I said to come to seem In, I'd hope they

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got some seed to planet.

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Speaker 3: Well, now that's all I need.

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Speaker 2: I get a little corn up. I might even raise

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a few hogs. I work awful hard, Marshal, I promise

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I will. She gets started and she can have the

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BB Marshall.

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Speaker 4: And why I I'll pay you back.

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Speaker 2: I I ain't begging.

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Speaker 3: I'll pay you back every cent.

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Speaker 2: Marshal Nayler. You come by my office where you leave town.

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I'm gonna go into the story and I would talk

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with mister Jonas right now, Oh Marshall, I I I

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I do thank you.

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Speaker 1: I dang.

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Speaker 2: You can look at him a little white long held

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Marshall a lot Jonas. But can I sarlier today? I

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like can't to say about Ms Nadler. You know you

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know her, don't you, well, sir du Fold Nadler is

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out back in the stock room right now, oh he is,

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they were come in here. He's buying hisself a new

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pair of boots. Marshall. I thought they're credit had run out. Oh, Naylor,

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are doing better now? You started bringing meat into Delmonico's

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and a couple other eating places. Paid that part of

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his bill already, ain't you, Naylor? I don't know as

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I like you talking about my private affairs. June. No,

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I'm it's only Marshall a lot never cause her. They're

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looking boots they ought to be them's the best. I

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stack number twenty dollar boots, twenty dollars. Let it buy

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a whole wagon load of seeds. Neighbor, you telling me

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how to spend my money? Does your wife know you've

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been doing better lately? Family matters ain't no concern of

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the law or yours are. And if it weren't for

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your wife, I wouldn't bother just wanting your neighbor. But

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because of her, I'm telling you to take those boots

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off and buy some seed and whatever else you need

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to grow corn with. Now look here, Marsha, I like

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I'm giving you a chance. Naylor. In three days from now,

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I'm gonna be riding out to see what you've done

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with it. It's up to you whether or not you'll

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be riding back with me.

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Speaker 4: And today's Thursday was done and we gonna ride out

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the nablers.

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Speaker 2: I reckon with another Diychester.

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Speaker 4: You know something. I don't think you wanna go tall?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, I don't, Uh, Marshall, Chester on bound?

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How about it? Now? I was just up but del

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Monica's Marshall, I myself a feed. Oh god, how was it?

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It was fine till I went out back and got

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a talking with a cooker. Oh, Marshall, I reckon. Any

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man's got a right to complain when he goes to

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a restaurant and finds himself eating his own beef. No, well,

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I know about that bower, you do? And why ain't

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you done nothing about him? Uh? Because I'm miss Labler.

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I guess what, Marshall. I'm a rich man. I don't

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mind a ness slaughter in one of my calves when

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he's starving, But nobody is gonna start selling my beef.

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I'll kill him he keeps that up, I'll have I

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admire that woman in his marshal, but letting him get

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by with rustling ain't gonna help her. Oh, by the way,

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Mars smally brought some fires down in the kitchen while

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I was there. She's waiting outside here. She wants to

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talk to you. Tell me right out.

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Speaker 1: Uh hello, ma oh, you riding out to the neighbor,

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late Marshall.

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Speaker 2: That's right.

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Speaker 3: Then you tell her aunts sorry, tell her. I think

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she's a good woman. But I I just can't let

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that baby go into the home of a couthie.

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Speaker 2: That'll break her hide. Ma Oh, I I got a

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trust to put on me, Marshall.

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Speaker 5: Alright, I'll tell her well. I love his neighbor.

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Speaker 2: Oh, Marshall, hellove Chester. Alright, man, what brings you out here?

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Speaker 1: Marshall?

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Speaker 2: Is your husband or man? No, he's been gone since morning.

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His neighbor. You know that he's been sluttering Emmitt Bower's beef.

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Oh so he's complained about it about that cat. No,

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it's more than the one cat, miss, neighbor. He's been

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selling meat around Dodge Labor. Oh, No, it's true. So

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that's what he had in the wagon.

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Speaker 1: He wouldn't let me.

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Speaker 2: Look. I know you've had nothing to do with him,

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his neighbor. But uh, and I hate to tell you this,

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but Mars Molly isn't gonna let you have the baby.

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Well she she's right, you know, so it wouldn't be

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hitting christ Look Kundre timoth dollars. Yeah, I'll be back

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in this neighborhood. I'll gona talk to him, alright, come

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on yesterday and mothers s a few ideas and he's

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yeh oh oh. I thought I might find your Marshall

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for something. The wrong dollars. One of my men's been murdered.

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That's uh. I found him out yonder about five miles.

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He's been left for dead, but he talked a little

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of what happened. He's gone now, Marshall, So you'll like

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to take our word for what he thought. Alright, you

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run across Jordan Nabeler Slaughter than another Steers and Naylor

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show him that's what he said. Anything else, only that

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Speaker 5: I guess he figures he'll get caught.

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Speaker 2: Might as well get drunk one more time. He'll get caught.

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I promise you that.

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Speaker 4: John finally founding engine there getting drunk.

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Speaker 2: Bar that's taken us long enough, everybody. And Thomas, no,

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I'm after him right now. He ain't been trying to hide.

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Speaker 4: He just been looking in all the wrong places.

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Speaker 2: I see him, Yeah, I see him top there him,

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I show, don't you come no closer? Put that gun away?

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And they learned. I saw Chester. I knew you'd be

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in here next. Why they learn? Why would I be

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after you? You don't fool me. You know all about it.

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You admit killing that rider. I knew when I shot him.

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Speaker 1: I couldn't get by with it.

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Speaker 2: My horses tracks were all over the place. Oh, don't

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make it any worse than it is. I told you

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not to come Andy closed cause your gun on the bar,

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and they you watch what I'm gonna do with it? No,

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they learn, don't why not hit you? Didn't?

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Speaker 3: I now I'm gonna kill you.

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Speaker 2: You. I knew you hurt Bob ms jilln' a hit

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me in the arm. Chester, be all right? You killed him? Yeah?

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I know something where I went in. I'm going over

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to the docs. That's where I.

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Speaker 1: Will Marshal Tillon.

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Speaker 3: Oh you've been hers.

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Speaker 2: I it's not bad Mar. It went about Joe Needless.

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Speaker 3: He's that and I figured he would be.

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Speaker 2: I heard you was looking for him. That's why I

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followed you down. Well my arm's bleeding somehow, but I

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get on over the docks. No hear me our first, marshal. Yeah,

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of course I'm ill go ahead. You'd be the one

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to tell miss Nadler about him, won't you, I guess?

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Speaker 3: So take away and with your Marshall.

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Speaker 2: Well, a woman can't live out there alone.

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Speaker 3: I got the next two room at my house. If

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you'll help with the work.

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Speaker 2: Well, what about the baby?

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Speaker 3: He'll be her baby, Marshall, and tell her I won't interfere.

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Speaker 2: Nothing, see, I sure will, mar I'll tell her all

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that I'll go out the first thing in the morning.

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You won't go nowhere.

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Speaker 3: You stand here gabbin all night.

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Speaker 1: Why there are Bleton Marshall.

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Speaker 2: You're you're only gonna getting fixed here. Yeah, you're right, Mark.

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Let's send you pretty often higher.

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Speaker 1: Done smoke, but you're stand Directed in Hollywood by Norman

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McDonald's does William Conrad as macdillan us Marshall. The story

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was specially written for Gun's book by John Meston. Featured

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in the cast were Virginia Christine, John Dayners, Vic Perrin

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and Morrison and Harry Bartel. Harry Bear is Chester, Howard

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mcner is doc and Georgia Ellis is kidding