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Speaker 1: You must be proud of yourself. Mister, you've turned your

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son into a killer. He's going to enjoy the same

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kind of life you have if he lives long enough.

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Have Gone, Will Travel, starring mister John Dayner as Paladin,

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San Francisco, eighteen seventy five, The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of

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a man called Paladin. Misa, Paladin. Here is a brandy

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new water. Thank you, hey boy, just set it down.

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He's a paradine. Why you would stay des a brandy?

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Very special, also very expensive, very palatable. He saw uh saki,

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chipa and fasta. But sometimes cause you much trouble, you know,

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hey boy. Here in the West, it's water that causes

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the real trouble. Oh no water.

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Speaker 2: Whoever got into trouble because they drink too.

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Speaker 1: Much of water? No? Listen inside him. In today's paper Benedict, Wyoming,

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the refusal of a local rancher to permit access to

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the sole remaining source of water in this drought stricken

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area has resulted in the deaths of two men and

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threatened open warfare. Oh too bad, he miss a Paladin.

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You plan the wafer services in interests of drought stricken

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area as a matter of fact, I have a letter

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to a mister Wellman of Benedict, Wyoming here ready to

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may Will you take care of it? Oh?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 1: Uh? Anything else? Mean? Supported? Yes, you might bring me

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another brandy.

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Speaker 4: Winston tastes good like a cigarette should because.

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Speaker 1: The filter.

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Speaker 2: Up front, ahead of the filter and the fire you

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get Dela.

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Speaker 5: Winston cigarette comes from filter blend, filters.

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Speaker 2: Fine and a filter lend up front and you get

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Winston cigarette comes from filter blend.

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Speaker 4: Filter blend is a mighty good reason for you to

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smoke Winston because it means tobaccos specially processed for filter smoking.

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Speaker 1: A Winston secret. You get Winston's.

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Speaker 4: Own pure white modern filter plus the rich, delightful flavor

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of fine tobacco.

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Speaker 2: There's stilter blend punch on the heads of the filter

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and the fun you get in the Winston cigarette comes

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come fil and makes winds and taste food like a cigar.

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Speaker 6: Red shot Winston Taste food Mike cigarette shirt.

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Speaker 1: It was mid morning when I rode into Benedict. The

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town was hot, dusty, quiet. There was a feeling of

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tension in the air and uneasiness awaiting for something to happen.

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I tied my horse to the hitching rail and went

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into the saloon.

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Speaker 5: What'll be mister h glass rye, you might as well

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fill mine again, Barney.

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Speaker 1: It's hot, yeah, pretty quiet town, no more than most

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you live around here? Yep? How do I get to

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the Welman ranch?

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Speaker 7: Take the north road about three miles?

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Speaker 1: Thanks, Yeah, it'll be a dollar.

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Speaker 7: You a friend of the Wilmans. No looking for work?

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Speaker 1: Then, in a way, what's going on here? What's everyone

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waiting for.

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Speaker 7: For me to get killed?

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Speaker 1: Jeff Casey just rode into town.

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Speaker 5: I guess the waiting's about done? That square is this, Bonnie?

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Maybe i'll see you, mister.

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Speaker 1: The slender rangee maybe nineteen too young for the troubled

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seriousness in his eyes as he walked out of the saloon.

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When I got outside, he was already standing in a

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thick white dust of the street, steady, watching the man

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advancing toward him.

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Speaker 2: There's no sense to this. You want an apology, all right?

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I apologize. It's no good tating. Listen to me, please,

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you know it.

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Speaker 7: Excuse me, mister, have to get my horse?

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Speaker 1: You kill that man?

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Speaker 7: I know, yes, the town. I'll have to keep on waiting.

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There's a job open at the Wellman's now his.

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Speaker 1: The drought had taken its toll at the Wellman ranch.

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The house stood still and desolate in an expanse of

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bare scorched earth. I rode into the yard and dismounted.

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Then I let my horse to the watering drove. It

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was empty. I tried the hand fump.

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, it's wrong.

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Speaker 1: Oh how do you do, ma'am?

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Speaker 3: I can let you have a bucket from the kitchen

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pump if.

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Speaker 1: Your life, yeah, i'd appreciate. It's been a long ride.

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Speaker 3: Just come on in and help yourself.

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Speaker 1: My name is Paladin. I'm here to see mister Welman.

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Speaker 3: Well he should He should be back soon. The pumps

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by the sink. He'll need prime. And thank you, MISTERI

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you just come from town. Yes, did anything happen?

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Speaker 1: Man was killed? If that's what you mean. You know

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who His name is, Casey. I believe, I understand he

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worked for you.

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Speaker 3: Oh no, I was afraid when I saw him start

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away this morning, did it?

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Speaker 1: Jeff? Yes?

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Speaker 3: So senseless over nothing, and there'll.

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Speaker 1: Be more this. Jeff didn't want to kill him, and

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he tried to stop him.

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Speaker 3: Oh boy, good chef.

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Speaker 1: No, No, Jeff's alive.

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Speaker 2: In case he's dead, Young Calvert Gun.

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Speaker 1: Who are you?

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Speaker 3: He's mister Paladin. He just told me about it.

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Speaker 1: I passed through Benedict on my way out here. I

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saw it happen here.

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Speaker 6: Paladin, eh, I think you can stand up to Calverton

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if there's a good reason.

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Speaker 2: That's your job get rid of him.

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Speaker 1: Well, I don't think we understand each other. I offered

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my services to help you get water here.

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Speaker 2: This is your card, isn't it the one you sent me?

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Speaker 1: Have?

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Speaker 2: Gun will travel?

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Speaker 6: That only means one thing as far as I'm concerned,

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and it's the only reason I hired you.

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Speaker 1: And we've both made a mistake. Mister Wilman, I'm not

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an executioner.

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Speaker 8: 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. A majority of the doctors we heard from had

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this to say.

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Speaker 8: A laxative should be effective, gentle, as close to natural

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acting as possible, and a medicine that can be used

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with complete confidence. Now xlax has been popular with many

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doctors and millions of people over the years. Because chocolated

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xlax is effective overnight, it helps you toward your normal regularity.

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Xlax is gentle next morning. It gives you the closest

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thing to natural action, and that's why many doctors and

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millions of people use x lax with complete confidence. X lax,

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the laxative that helps you towards your normal regularity gently

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overnight is x.

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Speaker 1: Lax in your medicine cabinet. The heat rows off the dry,

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parched earth to hang in the air and see her

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every breath. I was well on my way back to

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tom when I heard someone coming up behind me. Fast Paladin.

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Speaker 6: Wait, Paladine, I'm sorry. I was upset about Casey. I

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wasn't thinking straight, but I need your help.

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Speaker 2: We all do.

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Speaker 1: I told you well then I didn't offer that kind

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of help.

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Speaker 2: Look, can I talk to you or not?

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Speaker 1: Go ahead?

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Speaker 2: We're desperate, Paladin.

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Speaker 6: Our water holes are dried up, even our deep wells

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are going dry. Another week of this and our herds

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will be buzzard bait. Calvert's trying to ruin us.

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Speaker 1: Why should a boy like that want to ruin you?

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Speaker 6: Boy, I'm not talking about Jeff, it's his father, Roy Calvert,

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he owns a six iron.

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Speaker 1: Over in the valley. Roy Calvit. Yeah, there was a

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gunfighter by that name.

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Speaker 2: Say man bought the ranch here three years ago.

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Speaker 1: What's he done? What's he got to do with your

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water supply? Now?

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Speaker 6: There's a lake behind his ranch, fed by underground springs,

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never runs dry. Calvert's land crosses the mouth of the valley.

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It's the only approach to the lake. Now he's fenced

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it off. Won't let our herds through.

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Speaker 1: There must be some local ordinance about that, and easement

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to right away.

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Speaker 6: There's nothing in writing. Folks just always used the lake

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whenever there's been a dry spell. Calvert let us through

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the first year he come, But not now?

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Speaker 1: Why not?

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Speaker 2: I don't know. Two weeks ago.

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Speaker 6: Harry Craig got mad, tried to drive his herd through.

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Young Calvert killed two of his men. His father's turned

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him into a worse killer than he was himself. I'll

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tell you right now, Paladin, the only way to break

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Calvert is.

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Speaker 2: To get that boy.

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Speaker 1: What do you really want, mister Wellman, water or Jeff's hide?

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I want results fast, all right. I'll get them for you.

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But in my own way. What are you going to

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do talk with Calvert. At the gateway of the Six

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Iron Ranch, I wondered if I was heading into trouble,

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I could hear gunshots. I just mounted and moved toward

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the sound. When I reached the corner of the barn,

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I realized it was happening. There was a crudely drawn

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silhouette of a man on the barn wall, and Roy

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Calvert was working with his son. It's good, but you

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were a little late and the second shot hit too high.

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Speaker 7: But I an hurt.

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Speaker 1: That's not good enough. How many times I have to

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tell you when you fire, every SHOT's got to kill hurt.

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Ain't enough. From the armpits to the waist, that's your target,

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nowhere else. Good advice If all you want to do

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is kill? Who are you? What do you want? Five

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minutes of conversation? The name is Paladin, Palette, I've heard

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of you.

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Speaker 7: Did you get that job at the Wilmans.

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Speaker 1: Anybody who works for Wellman has no business here. Anybody

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who prive of his neighbors of water has no business

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being a rancher. So that's it. Can we talk it over?

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Let me show you something, then you decide how much

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there is to talk over. I followed Calvert through the yard,

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on past the ranch house to a pleasant tree shade

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of no that overlooked the valley below. He stopped beside

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a mound of earth marked with a white cross. Here's

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all I got to say, Paladin, that's my wife's grave.

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This town put her there. Twenty years We were married.

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Kind woman. She was good, patient, lonely, so lonely. You

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must have loved her very much. Takes that for a

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man like you to give up his gun. I turned

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to this ranch because I want her to have a

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place where she could say hello to somebody and he

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wouldn't look past her, or somebody talked to her, passed

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the time of day like ordinary folks. Name Calvert was

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a death sentence to more than twenty men. Did you

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think he could hide it? Nobody to known except for

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well when he found out and passed the word around,

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and she was alone again. Yeah, gunslinger's wife, killer his wife.

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When she took sick, nobody came to call except the doctor.

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Then she died. I loved her very much. This town

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killed her. Now I'm going to kill this town, Calvert.

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The ranchers will drive their way through. He tried it

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once it cost him, Maybe next time it'll cost you.

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Not likely. Did Jeff play in my hand? I have

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more respect for a man who plays his Calvert had

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been hurt lably, but now the ranchers and the town

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review somewhere it had to end. I went back to

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see Wellman of his place. I found him by the corral,

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his horse saddled ready. Where Calvert is gonna let us through? Wellman,

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I can't undo three years of hate in one afternoon.

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Calvert told me about his wife.

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Speaker 2: Wife, But what do you mean we never had anything

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to do with her.

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Speaker 1: I know that's just it.

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Speaker 9: I know.

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Speaker 2: If we can't use that lake, we're wiped out.

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Speaker 1: Now.

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Speaker 2: Can we get through or not?

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Speaker 1: As of right now? No?

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Speaker 2: And then we'll have to drive our way through.

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Speaker 1: And you take care of the boy I told you before.

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I'll do this job my way.

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Speaker 6: And if you're working for me, plann, I'm going out

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for a meeting with the other ranchers.

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Speaker 2: If you're with us, get rid of young Calvert. If not,

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cut out, mister.

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Speaker 3: Paladin, wait, you're you're leaving.

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Speaker 1: I can't do this his way.

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Speaker 3: Then he'll go ahead without you him and the others

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looks that way they'll be fighting and shooting. Men'll be killed,

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men with wives and families. Mister Paladin, please, no, wait

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a minute.

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Speaker 1: Missus willman are you asking me to kill Jeff?

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Speaker 3: I'm asking you to measure one life against many.

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Speaker 1: Car owners.

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Speaker 9: I have news of a product so new it's amazing,

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it's here today at all. It's new Casite Smooth Seals.

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Speaker 1: You say it's new. You say it's new, So it's new.

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What does it do?

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Speaker 9: Well, it's a fluid you add to your automatic transmission

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automatic transmission. It stops the leaks in your transmission and

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makes it smooth and quiet. Makes it smooth, makes it quiet.

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How can I tell if I should try it? That's easy.

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Your stops and you start to go, and you give

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it the gas pretty good. If you hear a sort

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of whirring or a grinding noise, if you feel a

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jerk or jolder jar, then your transmission just isn't up.

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Speaker 1: The par grinding noises, jars and jerk.

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Speaker 9: That's how my transmission works.

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Speaker 1: Boys.

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Speaker 9: If that's the case, then you've got a case for

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new k Site smooth Seal.

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Speaker 1: New Caseites smooth Seal.

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Speaker 5: How will that help?

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Speaker 9: Well, it's made to soften those shrunken seals and smooth

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out the shifting when there's power on the wheels. If

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you heard a whirring or fell the jar when you

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pull away in your modern car, you are a man

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who needs a can. Just a dollar ninety five and

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it works. Why you drive anyone here for k site

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smooth seal it made? I'm If it doesn't do the job,

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you get double your money bag.

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Speaker 5: What are you doing back here again, Paladin? If you're

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working for Wilman, sooner or later we'll shoot it out.

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Speaker 1: You've killed three men already, Jeff. Do you have a

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taste for it now?

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Speaker 5: Do you think I want to stand out there watching

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someone come at me like Casey this morning and know

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I had to kill him?

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Speaker 1: Did you have to?

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Speaker 7: He'd killed me?

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Speaker 1: That's your excuse this time? What'll it be next?

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Speaker 7: He asked for it over nothing, Jeff.

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Speaker 1: When you set yourself up as the fastest gun, there'll

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be men making you prove it until the day.

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Speaker 2: You can't ad enough talk.

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Speaker 1: This time, you listen to Calvern. Wellman's getting the other

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ranchers together. They're gonna drive their way through to the lake.

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They're gonna try You mean the herds are going through

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tomorrow afternoon. I don't think so. I'll see to it myself.

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I wouldn't if I were you. If you have any objections,

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I'll be in town all morning. We can settle everything

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right there. We'll be glad to oblige you were Jeff me. Oh,

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it's getting easier all the time, isn't it. Jeff, you

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must be proud of yourself. Calvert, you've turned your son

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into a killer, and he's going to enjoy the same

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kind of life you have if he lives long enough.

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Back in town, word got around that Jeff Calvert was

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riding in to meet me. I waited in the saloon

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while men have spoken whispers marked time. Wellman was there too.

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You might as well fill mine up again, Bernie.

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Speaker 6: I want to tell you, Paladin, I'm sorry about the

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way I talked yesterday.

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Speaker 1: Wellman, it's late to clear a guilty conscience. If you'd

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use that word sorry when Calvert's wife died, this wouldn't

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be necessary. I know that I did some thinking last

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night followed on the Calverts road in town. All right?

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That squares is borne? Well. I hope the show is

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worth the price. Hello, Paladin, all right, Jeff, anytime you're ready.

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It won't be self defense this time, Jeff, you'll have

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to draw first.

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Speaker 2: No, No, Paladin over here. You're you're pretty good.

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Speaker 1: Paladin decided to play your own hand after all, Calvin, damn,

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all right, sure you were wrong, Paladin. I didn't turn

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my boy into a killer. Let's get him to the doctor, Jeff.

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Unless we're not finished.

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Speaker 7: We're finished. I got nothing to prove good.

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Speaker 6: I'd like to help after he seized the doctor, but

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I could drive him on home and calvert, or maybe

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we can talk.

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Speaker 1: A little late for that. Wellman to Calvert. When you

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came here, you expected people to forget the past. Oh

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suppose you try it? Let it end. You're right, wellman,

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I'd be much obliged to talk. Hello, hey boy, Oh

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he's apolity. Oh too bad? What what's too bad? You're

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coming back? Youre find San Francisco cold, ready, fog creeping

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around everywhere. Oh miserable? What are you talking about? Hey boy?

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This is what I've dreamed of for many a long

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hot dusty mile. Oh, oh them very good. Hey, you

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look at timings a outda something I'm gonna do for you?

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They're sure as hey boy, nice big picture of ice water.

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Speaker 3: Rotate the tires, but I thought they rotated right along

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with a wheels when the.

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Speaker 10: Car is going well, ma'am, that's not the kind of

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rotation we mean. You see, your tires should be switched

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around for more even were in longer life.

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Speaker 3: My goodness, taking care of a car is so complicated,

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I wouldn't know where to start.

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Speaker 10: Well, seeing you have a General Motors car, you made

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the right start by bringing it here to your GM

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dealers for service, especially at vacation time when we're offering

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performance service specials. Now, in addition to rotating the tires,

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we'll check the wheels, tune up the engine, adjust the

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front end, and give your car a thorough lubrication. That

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way you're sure of toperformance all summer. It's all a

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part of our Guardian maintenance service.

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Speaker 1: What's Guardian maintenance.

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Speaker 10: Well, that means train mechanics will use special tools and

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factory approved parts to do the best job. GM Dealer

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Guardian Maintenance the best kind of service for the best

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kind of cars. Chevyes, pontiacs Oles, Buicks or Cadillacs.

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Speaker 1: Have gun will Travel. Created by Herb Medal and Sam

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Rolf is produced and directed in Hollywood by Norman McDonald

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and stars John Dayner as Paladin, with Ben Wright as

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hey Boy. Tonight's story was written by Albert Alley and

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adapted for radio by Ann down. Featured in the cast

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were Sam Edwards, Virginia, Christine vic Parrin, Harry Cook and

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Harry Bartel. Hugh Douglas speaking join us again next week

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when CBS Radio presents Have Gun, We'll travel

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