Speaker 1: A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud
of dust, and a hardy, high old silver.
Speaker 2: The Lone Rangers.
Speaker 3: Atta.
Speaker 1: In the early days of the Western United States, the
local sheriffs had a full time job preserving the peace.
Speaker 4: They knew very little about law.
Speaker 1: There was no adequate court system, and the men, women
and children who couldn't defend their rights by force had
no law enforcing agency to protect them. The masked Rider
of the Plains was the only man to whom they
could turn for help. And in time, Hiow's Silver became
the battle cry of justice. And I'll return with us
to those thrilling days of yesteryear, from out of the past,
from the thundering hoof beats of.
Speaker 4: The great horse Silver.
Speaker 2: The Lone Ranger rides again.
Speaker 5: Oh Silver, We're heading west to the Long Country.
Speaker 1: Our story opens in the district surrounding Flat Rock, one
of the richest gold producing sections in the state. Barnaby
Grere opens the door of his home and looks outside
for his partners. The lattery of holes in his hand
contains important news.
Speaker 6: He hey, you stand come.
Speaker 7: Over here, Come here, I got bad news.
Speaker 4: Hurry about the spread of bad news.
Speaker 6: Listen, I got a letter from a lawyer in Saint Louis.
Speaker 8: Saint Louis where your brother's young ones was.
Speaker 6: This is right, but ain't there now they're being sent
here by stage.
Speaker 4: That lawyer must have heard something.
Speaker 6: He heard about all I was to hear.
Speaker 7: I didn't think news should get back there, but it
has and them, good friend of on young and Sapizza
being sent here the lake claim to the gold mine
their father left them.
Speaker 4: It's bed bunnaby.
Speaker 8: That is bad, especially after us figuring it was ours.
Speaker 6: You don't mean I'll have to give an accountant of
all the gold we took out in the mine.
Speaker 4: That's bad.
Speaker 6: We gotta do something.
Speaker 7: You are the one told me the kids would never
know about the forest claim of us. The lawyer mentions
the mind right here in this letter.
Speaker 6: Well, think of something. Don't just stand there. Gave him
like a hoot owl. Think of something.
Speaker 4: When does the stage get in.
Speaker 7: It's do a flat rock Tuesday. That's half a day's
ride from here, I know. Let her come by pony express.
Dog gone, you and your ideas.
Speaker 6: We likely go to jail now for stealing the kid's gold.
Most of what we took is spent, and then kids
lawyer one on accountant.
Speaker 4: Leave it to me, Barnaby.
Speaker 7: Any case, No, you scrape together enough to ship them
back to Saint Louis.
Speaker 6: I don't want them pestering around here. Give him some
sort of a story.
Speaker 4: It wouldn't do to use the gold.
Speaker 7: No, get cash in town and let that lawyer back
east take care of him. Put him in an orphanage
or something. I ain't gonna have three kids hanging around here.
Speaker 8: Plan to meet that stage and tell him a few things.
Don't you worry about it, Just leave everything to me.
Speaker 1: On the day of the sta it was due Stand
borrowed money from every one he saw in town. Toto,
the faithful Indian companion of the Lone Ranger, was buying supplies,
and the bartender gave Stan the last few dollars they needed.
The stage had already arrived when he left the cafe
and hurried to the express office. He found Tom, Sally
and Little Betty waiting for their uncle.
Speaker 8: Now, then you three come on over here, sit in
the porch and got a few things to tell you.
Speaker 9: And where's my uncle, Barnaby, I ain't need to be here.
Speaker 4: Tell me eat well. He couldn't get you what's the
matter with.
Speaker 10: Him, mister, I hope he isn't real sick.
Speaker 8: Well, to tell the truth, girl, your father's dits worry
about you three young and sot to warm down. You see,
your old man thought he had a sizeable summer cash
here as well as some mining clean.
Speaker 11: We were told who as a house and a gold
miners some cash in the bank firs as well.
Speaker 4: Yes, we come to little with uncle Barnaby, probably his kids.
Speaker 8: A mine caved in and it cost too much to
tunnel it out again cieved in yep. Then your uncle
went broke, and then as if that wasn't enough, his
crititors come and took the house and property. It was
just a few dollars left. And I got that your
uncle senn it so's to buy a stage passage back
east where you come from.
Speaker 4: You know people there.
Speaker 11: But we can't go back there, mister Denton. There's no
place to go there.
Speaker 10: No no place but the orphanage where where the lawyer
said we'd have to go.
Speaker 8: Well, shucks, even that'd be better and starving out here
and putting your poor sick old uncle a lot of worry,
wouldn't it.
Speaker 10: Oh, we don't want to worry him or be a
bother there.
Speaker 4: Now that's right, nice, ye, Sally. Let's see till you're
the oldest.
Speaker 8: I'll hand this cash money over to you, and you
sign this paper showing you got it.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, you're the man of the family, you know,
sign important papers and everything. I'll go see missus Phebe.
That's her house across the street. She'll put you three
up for the night and you can pay her dollar
or so for it.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 8: Then tomorrow the stage will come through and you can
get out it and get back where you come from.
Speaker 4: There's cash enough to buy your passage there.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I signed here.
Speaker 10: Yes, this isn't the way we thought it, aud being.
Speaker 11: I don't lose your nurse, Sally. I'm not gonna let
you and baby go to the orphanage. I'll get a
job and work, don't you worry.
Speaker 8: The wait right there, and I'll go across the street
and see missus Phoebe about you, Yes.
Speaker 10: Sir Tom, what about baby? It's an awful long trip.
We can't turn right back and go through it all again.
Speaker 11: I don't know what else we can do, Sally. This
money won't keep us long if we stay here and
it's all there.
Speaker 12: Is Tonto see baby.
Speaker 10: Oh a real Indian.
Speaker 12: Oh gosh, her plenty.
Speaker 11: Nice Sally look baby smiling. But that's the first time
and day she smiled.
Speaker 10: She likes the engine.
Speaker 12: M me, Tonto.
Speaker 4: You from east?
Speaker 9: Huh?
Speaker 11: Yes, we we came here to live with our uncle,
but all the money was lost and he's ailing. So
we're going back east.
Speaker 12: Mmm. That long trip.
Speaker 10: It's an awful long trip. I wish we didn't have
to go.
Speaker 12: Oooh uncle his name is Barnaby Grier.
Speaker 9: Do you know him?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 9: You do.
Speaker 5: Get away from the youngster's engine.
Speaker 13: Come on, kids, you will stay with missus.
Speaker 4: Phebe will the stage coming?
Speaker 9: So wait, mister Dan, this engine's friendly. They told you
to get You say Grier sick?
Speaker 4: Is he's sick? You say? Money all gone? He none
of your business? Now clear up.
Speaker 11: Before ash was left out of what paulhead was given
to us too.
Speaker 4: You give him cash? Yes, what's it to you? Unto go?
You'd better you not worry? Maybe you not go?
Speaker 10: Ease not go east? What do you mean?
Speaker 8: Maybe see you later? Good riddance to him. Don't you
kids talk to no redskins ain't safe? Sabby, Come on,
get him off.
Speaker 1: Scout Taho rode to join his mask friend, the Lone Ranger,
and briefly explained what he'd seen take place in town.
Wait that evening, stamm up and raced up the hill
to Greer's place and reined in his horse.
Speaker 5: Before the Barnaibie open the door, say Barnaby.
Speaker 6: What's the matter with you? What are you on horseback? For?
Where's the buckboard?
Speaker 4: I had to leave it in town. I had to
get here fast. Listen to me.
Speaker 6: Want to be well, go on, talk, what's all the exact?
Speaker 4: Let me come in and get my win back. I
wanted to be sure I got here first first.
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: Tell you in a minute?
Speaker 6: Well, go on, I'll talk. You see the kids? He
gets me.
Speaker 8: I pouted enough to give the stage back back to
Saint Louis. But I didn't do no good. They ain't
going back.
Speaker 6: Ain't going back? Well they're not.
Speaker 4: They're on their way here on the.
Speaker 6: Way here con found you stand.
Speaker 8: I know what you told me, Barnaby, and I carried
out things just as we planned.
Speaker 4: I met the kids and told them the mind it
caved in?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what they say?
Speaker 4: He believed it all right?
Speaker 8: Everything was going swell he was going to stop of
the night with Missus Boebe and catch he's bound stage tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Well, why are they doing it? Why are they coming here?
Who's bringing them here?
Speaker 4: I'm trying to tell you as fast I can.
Speaker 8: While I was at Missus Boebe's, an engine got to
talking to the kids, and they.
Speaker 4: Told him all about themselves. On do you find out?
Speaker 8: Well, for one thing, I told the kids the money
I gave him was what their pod left him, and
the engine seen me bowed in the cafe.
Speaker 6: Lash of the engine spoiling all our plants and.
Speaker 4: Eat the worst of it.
Speaker 8: The kids didn't want to go back, of course, not
so they was quick to believe anything that was told him.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what was told him? They didn't believe an engine
over you diet?
Speaker 4: They well not At first I left him Missus bab
you see. Then I hung around tom for a while.
Speaker 8: I figured there wasn't any sense in coming back too soon,
so I dropped in the cafe. Next thing I knowed,
the engine come in and took me out, and outside
there was a mask man. He told me the kids
was coming here and him and the engine was bringing him.
Speaker 6: A mask man.
Speaker 7: What funderation is a mask man doing interfering with our business.
Speaker 8: He told me, you know, the whole thing was a lie,
that the kid's mind was good and they was going
to get it.
Speaker 4: He talked to me, Yeah, Tom, that's the old I know.
Speaker 8: Go on, Well, Tom showed him the letter the lawyer wrote,
proven who he was and telling anyone of my concern
that he was the rightful owner of this mind.
Speaker 4: We'd been working.
Speaker 6: We gotta do something.
Speaker 4: We gotta do something. We gotta do a dog gone
fast want to be.
Speaker 8: If them kids get here and see that lines being worked,
they'll know the whole.
Speaker 4: Thing's a fake. There ain't no telling what this mask
man will do. Dog gone it.
Speaker 8: I didn't think they'd get folks on their side five
minutes after hit in town.
Speaker 6: Gotta do something, Gotta do something fast, all right, But
one thing we can do, Barnaby well gone. I shouldn't
no better than to listen to your ideas. But won
tell me, if the.
Speaker 8: Kids get here see the mind working, they'll expect all
the goal has been taken out of it to be theirs.
Speaker 6: That's where the shoe pinches.
Speaker 4: We ain't got it, not having it. We'll both go
to jail.
Speaker 6: You ain't on me, no news, but you said you
had a plan.
Speaker 8: I'm getting to it, Barnaby. The only thing we can
do is blow up the entrance to the mind. But
we gotta do it, Barnaby. When the kids see it's
caved in, they'll believe I told them the truth. Then
we can convince them the mask man and the engine
was just scheming something. And we can still send them
back east.
Speaker 6: That'll be another stage head and there in a week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we can tolerate him for a week, but with.
Speaker 6: A mine caved in, we'll have all the couple of
digging it out.
Speaker 4: Well, what do you want to do? Dig the mine
out of here or go to jail.
Speaker 7: There ain't no choice. Go on, get ready to set
that glass.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the lone ranger was guiding the buck board along
the narrow back country trail. When they neared Barnaby's place,
he turned to Thomas.
Speaker 13: Don't think too hard of your uncle, Barnaby.
Speaker 9: Tom, I can't believe he double crossed me like that, mister.
Speaker 13: I suppose you just believed that he was forced to
do it by bad companion.
Speaker 9: Gosh, maybe that was it.
Speaker 11: I'm foy used to tell me about the troubleman could
get into a bad, bad friend.
Speaker 13: That's it, Tom, We don't see what we can do
about getting rid of your uncle's companion. Then you can
settle down with Barnabay.
Speaker 5: All right, mister.
Speaker 13: I think you'll find it all right Sally, and we
won't have to go back, Josh.
Speaker 9: It sure is lucky we met you in the engine.
Speaker 13: He didn't seem to be afraid of me, even when
you saw my mask.
Speaker 9: As soon as I heard you talk, I knew you
were friendly, mister.
Speaker 12: Thanks Tom, What are you thinking me?
Speaker 13: Perhaps when you were growing up you'll understand what it
means at one man to have young fellows like you
believe in them than grown men.
Speaker 9: Maybe so, But I don't understand it now.
Speaker 10: How soon we did Uncle Barna dis Clay.
Speaker 13: We're almost there now, selling.
Speaker 10: Gosh, I'll be glad. I'm also tired.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, good?
Speaker 2: Is that the house in.
Speaker 13: Mind goes up that hill? It's a little way beyond
the house.
Speaker 11: Golly, imagine that's only in the gold mine. Is that
uncle Barnabe?
Speaker 13: Yes, you've never seen him, have you no sense?
Speaker 6: Oh? Tell him?
Speaker 13: Oh Bunnaby, I want to have a talk with.
Speaker 7: You there suits me all right, stranger, my partner come
back and toward me with bringing the youngsters here.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid you made a mistake, though.
Speaker 13: I don't think so. Are the owners of the gold
mine didn't stands home?
Speaker 6: The mine caved in, yes, sir, he did. You're Tommy, yes, sir, and.
Speaker 7: You must be Shalloy yes, uncle. Well it's a god
gone shame. Is your mask man of the engine was
fools enough to bring you all the way here.
Speaker 13: We'll find out about that one daylight comes to Barnaby.
I told him you must have been forced to send
word that the mine caved in.
Speaker 9: We don't hold it against Jako Barnaby.
Speaker 7: This mask man is trying to work some schemes of
his own. The mine has caved in, it has it's
caved in, and you can see for yourself whose daylight
comes can come in now. I'll put you up for
the night, and then I'll have to take you back
to town first.
Speaker 6: Thing in the morning.
Speaker 13: You mean to tell me the mine is actually caved in?
Speaker 6: You can hear? Can't You tell them?
Speaker 4: You stay right here?
Speaker 13: Keep an eye on these children, he do. I'm going
to find out something just as soon as like none
hit silver from this wagon.
Speaker 11: I didn't think the mask Man was working any scheme up, Uncle, Barnaby,
he's masking?
Speaker 7: He well, yes, ain't your Paul ever told the outlaws
in the west wear masks. I'll come in the house
that arm Bray didn't pack two guns. I'd hold him
and turn him over to.
Speaker 1: The wall sometimes, Barnaby, Oh, will the mask Man be
able to win back the children's inheritance? In just a moment,
we'll continue with act too of our Lone Ranger drama.
Now to continue our story, Barnaby Greer's nephew and niece
were up at dawn, despite the late hour which they'd
gone to bed. Great talk with him at breakfast while
Tonto remained outside the house.
Speaker 7: I don't finish up, eat your breakfast, and then I'll
show you the cave in and start your back east again.
Speaker 9: God, I don't hardly know.
Speaker 4: Who to believe.
Speaker 6: You said, you know, I don't what do you mean?
Speaker 9: Of course? I don't know if those word against a
mask man.
Speaker 10: I like that mass man. He didn't seem like a
man who wouldn't tell it wasn't true.
Speaker 7: A mask man and an Indian, and he both says
it was Pam you and mister Denton said of cave In,
there ain't no question about it. As soon as you're
done eating, I'll show you anyway.
Speaker 9: Even if we do lose the mind we sold the counters,
I'm gonna have to go back Heath. It'll be good
to know that you are on the level.
Speaker 6: Uh huh.
Speaker 9: I sure hate to know that our own uncle find
the teeters.
Speaker 10: No, Tom, that ain't what the mask man said.
Speaker 9: Well, he said to Uncle Barnby, said that if.
Speaker 10: Uncle Barnaby was trying to do us all as the mine,
it wasn't. His fault was because of his bad companion.
Speaker 6: Bad companions, Yes, sir, the mask Man said that, Uh huh. Well,
I'll be go on, eat your corn.
Speaker 10: Me.
Speaker 6: Don't get done with it.
Speaker 9: I don't want anymore.
Speaker 11: Why you better take a look at the baby, Sally,
and make sure she's all right.
Speaker 4: I will right away.
Speaker 6: Hurry it up, I will.
Speaker 7: You three have got to catch out he's bound on stage.
If you'll miss it, I'll have to spend the whole
week here.
Speaker 9: I'm already, Uncle Barnaby, what.
Speaker 6: About you, Sally? Come in?
Speaker 9: The baby all right, she's still sleeping. Rat it all anyhow,
what's the matter, Uncle Barnaby?
Speaker 6: Come on, let's go see the mine. Baby, be all right,
we won't be going wrong.
Speaker 9: They fall, Josh, I hate to leave this country. Look
at those hills, Sally, there are a.
Speaker 10: Sight different than what we see back eastday.
Speaker 7: Say Tom, yes, sir, did you mean to see? You'd
sooner lose the gold mine than to find that I.
Speaker 6: Was a crook.
Speaker 11: I'm sure you're the last relation we've gone, Uncle Barnaby.
And Paul always told us about you, m dead rabbit.
Speaker 10: Where's mister Denton? Doesn't he love with you?
Speaker 7: I don't know where he is. I ain't seen him
since last evening when he left it?
Speaker 2: So what?
Speaker 6: Uh? I do something with the mind?
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 4: Come?
Speaker 6: Are you still hanging around here? Agin?
Speaker 4: It's me still here.
Speaker 6: We'll bless your hide?
Speaker 4: Stay close.
Speaker 10: What are those people doing over there?
Speaker 6: Why are you doing? They're all around what was left
of your plane?
Speaker 9: Is that where the gold mine was?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I shouldn't see now that's hold heaved it?
Speaker 10: Sure is?
Speaker 6: What timing are they doing there?
Speaker 9: Uncle? It looks as if they're digging it out?
Speaker 6: Well? Hey, what's this mean?
Speaker 4: Howdy?
Speaker 12: You're just the man We want to see. I reckon,
This will save me going to your house and looking
for you. What do you mean, Sheriff, just that the law.
Speaker 9: Is likely to want you, Shelie, What are you talking.
Speaker 12: About, Sheriff? You see later on. I don't look here,
don't leave here. The lamna done working. What are they
doing looking for the body?
Speaker 9: What now you see here, mister Sheriff. My uncle Barnaby
ain't done anything wrong.
Speaker 12: How do you know, kid?
Speaker 9: Because he hasn't.
Speaker 6: He's my PA's brother.
Speaker 9: He wouldn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 10: He told us the truth about the mine.
Speaker 12: Well, listen, you come with Condall. Who are you the own?
Speaker 6: You kids? Go with the Indian. Let me talk to
the sheriff.
Speaker 10: Anyhow they can't say you did anything dishonest. If they do,
they'll have Tim and me targ.
Speaker 9: Well, that's right, Shelley.
Speaker 3: See you later, Uncle Barnaby.
Speaker 12: Come on, got a couple of loyal young uns there, Barnaby.
Speaker 7: I know what Blash did. I I've been feeling like
an ornery, low down cuss.
Speaker 12: It's a shamey eye, such a cuss.
Speaker 6: Look.
Speaker 12: If there was any way to want to do what
I've done, it ain't no way to undo a murder
of barnaby murder. It's so oh, she.
Speaker 6: Here, chef, that there's all wrong. I never killed a
man in my life.
Speaker 12: We'll know blame soon.
Speaker 6: I didn't. I got some pretty raw things. I did
scheme to rob them young uns.
Speaker 7: But that was before I knowed them, before I seen
the way they could look at me and tell me
how they trusted me. The matter, before I seen the
way both of them kids went and stuck.
Speaker 6: Up for me when they seen you.
Speaker 12: It still stands. I want you for the murder of
your partner, Stan Denton. Stan, Yeah, come on, step over here.
Aways that mine wasn't closed up yesterday night, like that
was it. And Stan was seen in town yesterday. Seems
that you and him argued frequent.
Speaker 6: Sure, but there wasn't anything serious.
Speaker 12: And we'll see. Stop here. It's my best that we'll
find stands remains inside that tunnel.
Speaker 7: But we listen, chef, I'll tell you the truth. Stan
told those kids that the mind, which was theirs, and
caved in. There was a mask man that brought the
kids him and that engine, telling them that the mind
hadn't caved in.
Speaker 12: Mask man. Huh a h horse, Yeah, go on with
your lies.
Speaker 6: He lies.
Speaker 7: He came here with the kids and stand come ahead
of him. And the only way we could make our
story too is to blast the mind.
Speaker 12: Last night, yes, last night, you're a slick bonnaba.
Speaker 6: I admit I stole them kids gold, but I never
killed the sight.
Speaker 12: Sooner go to jail for stealing gold and hang for murder. Huh. Now,
let me tell you a thing or two. You got
a story all fixed that seems to fit the cases.
Only Here's what happened. I was at home last night
asleep when I heard a horse pull up outside the house.
I woke up and heard the mask man shout. I
get out in bed to see what it was, and
I heard a hammer on the door. Then before I
could get to the door, this man walked in. He
had a pair of six guns holding them on me. Hey,
what's the idea of them six guns? I yelled, and
he just stood there quiet, saying.
Speaker 13: You'd better get dressed and come with me, shelf, you
may find the murder.
Speaker 12: I couldn't say what he was getting at at first,
I was just half awake. And then he says, you
must have heard the blast?
Speaker 4: What blast?
Speaker 13: Near the grier mind? About an hour ago.
Speaker 12: Seems like I did hear something but didn't pay much
attention to it.
Speaker 13: Come over there and see what the footprints around the
entrance to the mine show. But it's dark as the moon.
Can't study footprints in the moonlight. You'll see enough to
convince you that there's need for.
Speaker 12: The law, barnaby. I went along with him and come here,
and what I seen was a plenty to.
Speaker 6: Hang you, no, no, sheriff.
Speaker 12: The ground was tore up, with a mess of footprints
showing every sign of a scrap. I found an open
knife and it had Stan Denton's letters on it, like
as not, he tried to use it in the fight.
Then I found a part of his coat which was
tore off, and seeing a blowed up entrance to the mine,
you and Stan fought.
Speaker 6: It wasn't me, It was that maskman. The mask man
is the one that fought with him and killed him.
I was in the house all the while. Those kids
can prove it.
Speaker 12: They showed that they do most anything to help save
your neck. They don't know what a pull catcher are.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 12: I fetched the crew to dig that mine out, and
just as soon as we find Stan Denton's remains you're
going to jail from murder.
Speaker 6: Find that mask man, he's the one you want to find.
He's a killing.
Speaker 12: If that was the case, why did he come for me?
But I say, right here where I keep an eye
on you. Hurry up there, boys, get that tunnel opened up.
Speaker 1: The men worked hard all morning. Sally went back to
the house and cared for the baby. When she heard
the shout announcing that the mine entrance was cleared, she
hurried to her brother's side.
Speaker 10: True, true, are they gonna hang uncle Barnacle.
Speaker 9: I'm afraid they will if they find mister Denton dead,
But they chant he's our uncle.
Speaker 10: He wouldn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 6: Bless you for that.
Speaker 4: Uncle, Barnaby.
Speaker 10: They can't take you away.
Speaker 6: He's a living image of your more. She's a fine woman.
Speaker 4: Dude.
Speaker 6: You can't wait here no longer.
Speaker 12: Come on, Barnaby, I'll have to take you in while
we hunt for Denton.
Speaker 6: Sheriff. Now listen, no who's targeting these kids?
Speaker 4: Say hey, Denton made.
Speaker 6: Arrangements for him.
Speaker 12: They can stay with missus boebe till the next daye.
Speaker 6: But don't you see this is their mind. Your men
tunneled it out for them. Now they can get the gold.
They can't leave here.
Speaker 9: That's so the mine isn't caved in no more, There
comes the mask then.
Speaker 6: Sure enough the mask man.
Speaker 7: Sheriff, if Denton's cute in the saddle.
Speaker 6: With Denton's hlli, just see, Sheriff, you're all wrong, but.
Speaker 4: You're gonna arrest this man. Get down Dent. Hello, he
would take Tom and Telly back to the house.
Speaker 8: Huh, you want to go along, Sally.
Speaker 4: I wanna speak to your jail blasted.
Speaker 9: I want this thing explained.
Speaker 4: I think your little sister's trying. Sally Barney. You'll be
at the house, won't you. I know he'll be there
your along time.
Speaker 12: Yes, you told me to come here and dig that
tunnel to find a dead man.
Speaker 13: No, Sheriff, I only showed you the signs of a struggle.
Speaker 6: But you let me figure.
Speaker 4: You'll figure that.
Speaker 13: Barnaby and Denton forced, and that Denton was killed and
putting the tunnel, and show you didn't figure that Denton
might have blasted that tunnel last night. So the story
that he and Greer told would be convincing to those children.
Speaker 4: But the fight, the fight took place.
Speaker 13: When I captured Denton and took him to my camp
the hole for you, and want to get you.
Speaker 12: My boys and all the rest I brought worked all
morning digging out that tunnel.
Speaker 13: And you've given those children the property that belongs to them.
Speaker 6: I'm glad to see them get it.
Speaker 7: The only thing I don't like is that now all
the faith they had in me will be shot to pieces. Sheriff,
can't you take me to jail and not tell those
kids where I went. I'm an old cuss and I
got jailer coming, but I hate to see the fief
them kids had in human nature destroyed.
Speaker 4: Throw that mask man in jail.
Speaker 7: He captured me, You shut up it, and he never
did have an idea that was worth a hoot. The
mask man gave them kids their claim that have taken
me years to tunnel the thing out again, and no
case to work with.
Speaker 13: Sheerff bonnabe Grere has three children to take care of,
hmm and the mind the manage for them. Jail isn't
the place for him, and I.
Speaker 12: Reckon, you're all right, but that's keeman crop.
Speaker 4: How wait, don't you hold me?
Speaker 12: Yes, by darn, I'm going to you blowed that tunnel
up and there's been thirty men working here all morning.
You're going to jail unless you pay for that time.
Speaker 7: That's it, sheriff. The Coyotes had me in trouble all
these years. Was he cussed ideas. I can't pay him.
I hate no case.
Speaker 9: Just stay in jail till you can.
Speaker 12: Oh, I can't get cash. If I'm in jail, that's great.
You'll stay there from now on. Ask for you, barnaby,
behave yourself song.
Speaker 6: Come on along with I don't know what I've done
to deserve a chance like this.
Speaker 13: Take good care of those children, barnaby. You're all they have,
and they trust you.
Speaker 7: And they're all I got. By durn, they'll have reason
to trust their old uncle.
Speaker 6: Barnaby, how.
Speaker 5: Come on several more with your parents.
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