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Speaker 1: I'll make it real plain for you, mister. I came

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here to find a girl, and you're not leaving this

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room until you tell me where she is. Have Done,

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Will Travel, starring mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco,

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eighteen seventy five, The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man

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called Paladin. Ah, he's a qualady. You see guys, your

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tickets for theater tonight and your newspaper. Thank you, headboy? Now,

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man man, I would read the Sacramento b if I

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were you, mister Paladin. Oh why would you do that,

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head boy? Because I already read He's on page one?

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Oh where where? Ah wandered? Man with investigative ability, tact

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perseverance for possibly hazardous mission HESA You think could be

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former army officer rather exacting demands? Heyboring? Oh oh sa

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like you'd written just for you. Communicates Colonel HP Lathrop,

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River Acres, Sacramento, California. You know this colo, mister Paladin. No,

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but I think i'd like to meet him. Oh I

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should send him. Why I was saying you are investigative

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and tactivenservative? Oh never mind that, hey boy, just say

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I've gone well travel If you want to know more

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who has seen all, whose lively imagination and experience make

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him one of the world's natural raconteurs. For hard news

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climbed to the roof top of the world to meet

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the boy God of Tibet in person. Get the slant

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Speaker 2: Never Never Land.

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Speaker 1: Follow the colorful views of a man as at home

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on camelback as in a taxi. Monday through Friday, and

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It's a service of CBS Radio. Part of the different

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proud to bring you weeknights Lowell Thomas reporting the news,

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Colonel H. P. Lathrop, River Acres, Sacramento, California. The home

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was even more impressive than the address. A barefooted Indian

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servant girl admitted me and led me down a long

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hallway and left me standing in a waiting room, which

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was dwarfed by a giant coat of arms. Paladin, yes,

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Colonel later, happy to know you, sir. And you, sir.

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Speaker 3: I see you've noticed my family coat of arms.

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Speaker 1: I could hardly not notice it, Colonel.

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Speaker 3: If pride of family be a sin, Sir, then I'm guilty.

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I'm proud of my family heritage. I'm certain you have

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every reason to be brought fron. I trust you'll bear

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that in mind when you attend to the mission. I've

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been contemplating for you. Oh I've heard of you, mister Palladin.

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I placed that ad hoping you would answer it. I

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need a man, man who was able. Oh, Martha, my dear.

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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I didn't know we had visitors.

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Speaker 1: This is mister.

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Speaker 3: Paladin, My dear, how do you do?

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Speaker 1: How do you do? Missus lethrough?

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Speaker 4: Please give me Pablo's very ill I miss hurry now

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you'll be with us for dinner.

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Speaker 5: Mister Paladin, you will ah nice.

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Speaker 3: Excuse me now, the eternal nurse. My wife's always ministering

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to the sick, the lame, and the lazy.

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Speaker 1: Colonel, what is it you wish of me? Now?

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Speaker 3: Before we discuss business, you must refresh yourself kollowm me. Yes,

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take mister Paladin's bag to his room, draws bath. You've

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plenty of time for a bath, sir. We dine at eight, Brandy, I.

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Speaker 1: Said, I yes, thank you, colonel.

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Speaker 3: You're probably anxious to know why you're here.

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Speaker 1: I am.

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Speaker 3: I'm not certain my wife will approve of my reasons

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for contacting you.

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Speaker 1: Prove of you, my dear. That's enough. Why am I here, Colonel?

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Speaker 3: I want you to locate a woman for me, mister Paladin,

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a woman named Gloria Morgan.

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Speaker 1: Yes, I have heard the name.

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Speaker 3: And then you've also heard of Lodestar Nevada. Yes, you've

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heard of it, I'm sure, my dear.

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Speaker 4: Possibly I have.

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Speaker 5: I can't say one way or the other.

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Speaker 3: During this silver Boom, it was a roaring mining camp.

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Speaker 5: Was it.

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Speaker 4: May I pour you more, Brandy, mister.

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Speaker 1: Paladin, no, no, thank you.

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Speaker 3: Gloria Morgan was reigning Queen of the Tenderloin District there

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until the boom was over. Then she disappeared, and.

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Speaker 1: Your interest in locating her colonel.

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Speaker 3: She's a missing chapter in a history I'm writing about

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the West.

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Speaker 1: Heavens.

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Speaker 4: She's so important you have to hire mister Paladin to

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find her colonel.

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Speaker 3: Essential, My dear, I'm a stickler for exactness. I must

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meet her and know what she's like. I know that

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a gun battle was once fought for her favors. I

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know that her beauty and her fame were known throughout

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the camps. I know she imperiled, hearts and lives with

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a smile. What I don't know is whether she still

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lives or not. And I must know. Why don't you

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look into this matter yourself. I regret, mister Paladin that

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I'm not physically up to it.

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Speaker 1: You'll take the job, Yes, yes, I will.

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Speaker 6: I'd like to meet her too.

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Speaker 1: Be sociable.

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Speaker 7: Look smiles, you.

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Speaker 1: Dake, you will, Petty, drink like you refre, stay young,

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cair and.

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Speaker 4: Be sociable, Petsy.

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Speaker 8: When friends drop in, let your hospitality show you a

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sociable in the modern manner. Hepsy, you know, is the

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favorite of the smarty and the young at heart.

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Speaker 4: Be sociable, Smile.

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Speaker 5: To date with Tpsy.

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Speaker 2: Drink light refreshing, Testy, stay long and DEVI be sociable.

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Speaker 1: Have you tried a pepsi lately? It was a curious

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mission searching for a dance hall queen, but no more

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curious than the man who instituted it, or the reasons

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he gave for wanting Gloria Morgan located. There were other

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people who had different ideas.

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Speaker 9: Welcome to your room to warn you do not go

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to Lodoster Colonel Issa Monster.

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Speaker 1: He liked to hurt people. He is torturing. Oh who

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is he torturing his wife?

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Speaker 9: He has been stabbing her with that name, Gloria Morgan.

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I think she is sweetheart. Ones he want to find her,

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bring her here?

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Speaker 1: And he told me he never laid eyes on the woman.

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He can't lie, perhaps, but then I'm paid to locate

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Gloria Morgan.

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Speaker 5: If you do, if you bring her back here, I

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kill you.

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Speaker 1: Who. Welcome to Lord scar You like room romans? Some information, yes, sir,

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room thirty three? Any sign here? Please now whether there's

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the information you wanted. I'm trying to try to look

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at a lady of some repute named Gloria Morgan. I

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haven't got an empty room. The key to thirty three, please,

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it's Phil the key. I ain't gonna get nowhere around

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loadstar looking for the likes of her. I turned around.

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Speaker 2: Want to buy him out of it.

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Speaker 1: I haven't named it yet, or whatever it is, we

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ain't got it here, mister all right, Hey, I'll get

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it myself. I heard you was kind of frisky and quick.

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I am she must have been quiet, lady? What lady?

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What did I say? Lady? Yeah, the slip at the tongue.

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As a matter of fact, I'm not sure she was lady,

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judging by the things I've heard.

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Speaker 5: Of her, every one called talon.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, move on, Mazie.

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Speaker 3: Shut up.

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Speaker 1: I can talk to him if I want to.

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Speaker 9: You ben't ask me about Gloria Morgan.

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Speaker 1: Ain't you? Oh? I knew were?

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Speaker 2: I worked with her with her once?

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Speaker 9: How about some.

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Speaker 1: Of that my pleasure? Where can I find Gloria Morgan?

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Speaker 2: I don't know where little Glory is.

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Speaker 4: Well, I can tell you, or I wish she was.

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Speaker 1: Oh my man left me when he saw her, that's what.

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Speaker 3: Oh, good luck?

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Speaker 4: She couldn't only candle.

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Speaker 1: To me, Mazie. H mister Summers. Get out of heremasic. Come, yes, sir,

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stay where you are. My name is Clay Summer's paladin.

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Don't reach for a gun now, let's go. But a fear,

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I have no choice, mister, say that's right. You don't

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come on your horse. Yes, okay, I'll just take your gun.

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Speaker 3: A paladin, you show your face in load Star again.

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Speaker 1: I'll kill you with your own gun. There'll be no

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fair fight. I'll ambush you.

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Speaker 7: I'd mount up.

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Speaker 2: Now right out.

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Speaker 4: I was a teenage Jame.

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Speaker 5: That's right.

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Speaker 4: I was a teenage jam living in a lovely scratch

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on the tile beast room floor. I came in on

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a saddle, too, and then I moved to the floor.

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There were millions of us James playing rock around the

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sink or hiding insect. My hostess was a wonderful woman.

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Every week she'd splash all around us with nice, warm

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stop and water. But then some rats squeal to her

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about rifel and we had to beat it. Lifelow kills James,

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it was laid us.

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Speaker 1: Yes, if you're a germ, you'll hate lysol because lysol

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kills disease germs, many deadly viruses too. Lysol also destroys

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bathroom odors. Cleaning every week with Lysol and the SuDS

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disinfects your bathroom from one cleaning to the next as

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nothing else can. A little Lysol bran disinfected in the

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SuDS makes your favorite cleaners work better and including many

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that claimed through sanitize Lythol is now available in regular

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or pine fragrance as little as twenty nine cents.

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Speaker 4: We are looking for a new bedroom to live in?

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How about yours?

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Speaker 1: My road does ordered. But by nightfall I was back

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in load the Star, ready to meet the man who

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had threatened to shoot me on the site. He seemed

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genuinely surprised to see me again when I appeared at

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his office. All that I told him, I know what

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you told me, mister Summons. Now I'm telling you this

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is a derringer said down, please? What do you want

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my gun for? One thing? It's a fine weapon. I

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just couldn't leave it behind. Where is it? Ain't all there?

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Speaker 3: WHOA keep your hands off that picture?

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Speaker 1: And lady is lovely the Gloria Morgan put that picture down.

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I know what the picture missus Summers, but I wanna

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talk about her. You must have been very fond of him.

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I don't understand how a woman like her writes your loyalty.

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Why men will kill for her? She was filth. There's

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a cheat and a liar of faith and worse. I

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know that for a fact.

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Speaker 7: You know nothing pality and what is the truth? She

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was all things to all men. She was saying the

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devil or whatever I nd stand.

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Speaker 1: There was a gun battle fought for her favor, not

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for her favors, for her hand in marriage. Oh, I

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suppose the other fella had as much right to court

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her as I did you. But I it was a

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good fight.

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Speaker 7: And a fair one.

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Speaker 1: But it was all over. We were both near death

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and Gloria Morgan, but she told us that she loved

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neither one of us, and she went away.

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Speaker 3: All I had left of her is that picture.

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Speaker 1: I don't know where she is now. I can't tell

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you that. You don't have to tell me, mister Simmons.

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I know where to find Gloria Morgan.

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Speaker 8: M you going.

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Speaker 1: I can't very well do that. I told you would you,

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so is everyone else. And I'm still alive. I want

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to see Colonel Latham. You figd out about that woman? Yes,

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you are going to tell him? I was hired to.

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But I don't think that Gloria Morgan is going to

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hurt your mistress told of me. I'll take me to

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the colonel.

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Speaker 10: Gone, Colonel, miss Lathrop, how's your patient?

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Speaker 1: Missus Lathrop pable as well? Thank you?

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Speaker 5: That'll be all to allmy.

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Speaker 9: Yes, miss.

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Speaker 3: Hell, were you successful, mister Pellaghan, did you find Gloria Morgan?

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Speaker 1: Yes?

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Speaker 3: Well, where is she?

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Speaker 1: Perhaps it's more important to know who she was rather

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than where she is. Colonel, I know who she was,

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I doubt it. I talked to many people, and if

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you agreed as to exactly what she was, some alleged

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that she was a strumpet. Some held of the contrary.

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Now this thought that Gloria Morgan was a victim of

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a rather ugly set of circumstances over which she managed

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to triumph. What circumstances. She was abandoned in the mining

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camp by a man who had brought her there under

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the pretense of marriage. And no money, no friends, no

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one to turn to, she did the best she could.

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She sang and danced in the saloons. She shared in

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the money that men spent for the pleasure of drinking

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in her company.

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Speaker 3: Is this distressing you, my deear.

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Speaker 5: No, go ahead, mister Palladin.

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Speaker 1: Well, apparently Gloria Morgan managed to do these things without

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compromising her essential integrity. Two men wanted to marry her.

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She rejected them both, but as far as I could learn,

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that both men are still in love with her.

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Speaker 2: Go on, mister Pellen.

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Speaker 1: Many others still lover for her generosity. Now I'm trying

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to crystallize my impression of Gloria Morgan as I learned

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to know her, Colonel.

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Speaker 3: And that impression is that she was a.

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Speaker 1: Remarkable woman whose friendship I would have considered a high honor. Colonel,

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He's go on, mister Pellan. Gloria Morgan's married to day happily. Unhappily.

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I'm sure it was a good marriage to a proud

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man until he received information exposing his wife's past and

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the worst kind of light. So, out of hurt arrogant pride,

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he planned to punish her by having a third party

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confront her with proof of her identity in his presence.

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That will be quite enough. So this scheme was unworthy

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of the man. Colonel. Now, I have an idea that

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he was still in love with his wife, but he

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was sick in his mind. And the pity of it

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all is that if this man had approached his wife

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in a reasonable manner, I'm certain she would have told

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him all he wanted to know.

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Speaker 4: Yes, I'm sure she would have done that. But my

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husband paid.

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Speaker 1: You to make a report, mister Paladin. Why don't you

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make it the whereabouts of Gloria Morgan? You want to

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know where she is? Colonel No, mister Pellin, Well, Gloria

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Morgan at BoomTime days is dead. Do you believe that.

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Speaker 3: Colonel Yes, yes, I believe it.

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Speaker 1: Excuse me let him alone for a few moments, then

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go to him.

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Speaker 4: Missus Lathy, thank you very much, mister Paladin.

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Speaker 2: Terribly sorry, it's quite all right.

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Speaker 1: Is entirely my fault on.

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Speaker 2: The contrary, I wasn't looking where I was going.

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Speaker 1: We could debate the matter if you'd care to join

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me for a cup of coffee. And my name is Paladin.

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Speaker 5: I shan't forget your gallantry or your intriguing invitation, mister Paladin,

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but I must hurry along.

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Speaker 1: Good day, good day. We will meet again. A cross

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for shaf Oh, he's a Paladine. When you come back

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to San Francisco, last night. Hey boy, you're justinement I

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want to see? Oh then, why don't you look at me?

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That lady just going up the stairs. When did you

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come to San Francisco? Oh? Three or maybe four? There

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a go, she's in what sweet mezanine? Sweet to bile.

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I want theater tickets for tonight's performance. And after you

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get those, see the chef now a small supper, something

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very special with wine for two people served in my suite.

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You are you better make it three, mister Paladine. Now

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why him? Who big man over there? Her husband? Husband? Husband?

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He saw that kind of events saves about well? I

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hope he appreciates he never mind the tickets, head boy?

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But have the chef lay on a supper for two? Anyway? Wow?

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What do you do? Who you have deal with? Don't

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you ever get hungry? Me? Why not me? We don't

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have much time to talk like we used to. It's

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tool about up on me, ah supper and you can

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tell me about the remarkable man your uncle. Oh oh

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yesa h ash shall we see ah eight o'clock. Eight

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o'clock will be fun. Since spring is a season of

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awakening things of summer's fulfillment, it's fitting that every year

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the American Cancer Society should raise its vitally needed funds

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in April. For each year, the April harvest of donations

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gives promise of new impetus in the drive to conquer cancer.

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Your local collection under the banner of the American Cancer

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Society is a drive to finance unlimited research and experiment.

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Progress already made has given hard working doctors and scientists

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more hope than ever before. No panaceas have been found,

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but a growing number of cancers can be and are

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being cured. Thousands lived today who would have seen no

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hint of hope a decade ago. Help spread the effectiveness

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of the anti cancer crusade in two ways, with a

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check up and a check Have the family's health checked

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once a year for early detection of cancer is still

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the safest road to a cure. And this month, give

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a generous donation to your local Cancer Society or to

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Cancer in care of your post office. Do it today,

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Have Done, Will Travel. Created by Herb Meadow and Sam Rown,

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is produced and directed by Norman McDonald and stars John

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

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story was written by Michael Fessier, and adapted for radio

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by John Dawson. Featured in the cast were Jack Moyles,

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Lawrence Dobkin, Virginia Gregg, Eve McVeigh, Lillian Biaf and Frank

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your Stuff Hugh Douglas speaking join us again next week. Bore,

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Have Gun, Will Travel

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Speaker 5: Founderst.