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Speaker 1: High, a fiery horse for the speed of light, a

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cloud of dust, and a hardy.

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Speaker 2: High old Silver, the lone Ranger.

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Speaker 3: A.

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Speaker 4: Stun stock, and.

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Speaker 2: A constant.

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Speaker 4: From stop stocks, stuck at from stop stocks to.

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Speaker 2: Stop stop stocks, to at.

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Speaker 3: D stuck stops.

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Speaker 5: Tom with his great horse Silver and his faithful Indian companion, Tonto,

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the masked Rider of the Plains, fought crime and criminals

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throughout the Western United States. It was he, more than

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any other man, who brought law and order to the

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new territory, and the memory of his deeds will remain

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with us as long as the memory of the early

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West itself now return with us to those thrilling days

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when adventure ly at the end of every trail the

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lone Ranger rides again.

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Speaker 6: Come on, Silver, we're having forcome ruder to swimming horse sail.

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Speaker 5: For months there had been rumors of a threatened Indian

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uprising under the leadership of Chief Little Bear. Major Carson,

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in command of Short Mason, sent Captain Stuart with a

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large force to find and pacify the rebellious tribesmen. Stuart

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led his men toward the Cottonwood River country, where Little

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Bear had been last seen, and there began his search.

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It is night as our story opens. Captain Stuart, seated

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at a table on which he has spread a large map,

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is dismissing one of his men.

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Speaker 2: That will be all for now. See to the guard

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and then you can retire. Thank you, say, Let's see.

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Speaker 7: Here's where the cottonwood bends, and here's where little Bear

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used to have his village.

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Speaker 2: If he's anywhere around, he'll.

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Speaker 3: Hear me, Stuart.

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Speaker 2: I want to talk to you, a masked man. Where's

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the sentry?

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Speaker 7: Here's own captain. But I don't am not an outlaw.

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All I want is some information. You must be an outlaw.

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You wouldn't come in mind that. Now, what have you

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brought these troops here for? That's none of your business.

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Perhaps I can guess your purpose. Yes, Tollo and I

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have heard stories about little Bear. It's been said he

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may go on the warpath. My guess is that you've

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been sent here to find him. You seem to be

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well informed. I came to offer our help. I don't

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take help from outlaws. You'll need experienced scouts to get

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on a little Bear's trail, and Tallo can read trail

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signs better than any white man.

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Speaker 2: Tanto.

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Speaker 7: He's my friend. Captain an Indian. Hmm, You've nothing to

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lose by accepting our aid. Your offer is serious, it is,

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there's no denying. I need all the help available you

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do if you expect to captured Little Bear. He's an

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experienced troublemaker.

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Speaker 3: Captain.

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Speaker 7: One moment you said you had a friend by the

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name of Tanto, I have stranger. What's the name of

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your horse? He's called Silver Silver Tanto.

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Speaker 8: Good.

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Speaker 2: I'll take your offer, and if you help us catch

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Little Bear, you'll have done a service worthy of the

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lone ranger.

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Speaker 5: But Chief Little Bear, informed of Captain Stuart's expedition, had

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already left the Cottonwood River country, and one day appeared

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at the very walls of distant Fort Mason. The first

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daring attack of the Indians came paristic post to success,

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but rallied by Major Carson, the soldiers barricaded the gates

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and returned the murderous fire upon the savages.

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Speaker 8: Every man to fold, while I will.

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Speaker 6: Major Carson, what is it man?

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Speaker 9: Theeutenant Prize reports that ten measure withdrawing on hit side.

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Speaker 2: Of the warts good.

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Speaker 7: That means the first second is probably over. Yes, Sir,

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we'll have tickle organized on offense, and he orders Major

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un for the President. They are falling back.

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Speaker 8: You could excuse me, sir, Lieutenant Price has been report

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that great yes, which.

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Speaker 3: Is see on battalion quarters.

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Speaker 8: Some of all the officers may developed to a siege.

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Take counsel now while we have the.

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Speaker 5: Opportunity, As Major Carson predicted, the Indians, confident of success,

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stubbornly pressed their advantage. They surrounded the fort, and though

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none of their attacks broke through, they made escape impossible.

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On the evening of the third day, the Major called

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Lieutenant Price to his quarters.

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Speaker 7: Call me, Major, I did, Lieutenant said, yes, sir, thereof Lieutenant,

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our situation is serious.

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Speaker 2: I realize that we can't hold out indefinitely.

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Speaker 7: Chief little Bear wouldn't have dared attack the fort if

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he didn't know that half our forces away with Captain Stewart.

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Speaker 2: But how could he have known?

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Speaker 3: That's something I'd like to find out. But never mind that.

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For the present. Our problem is to discover a way

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to get in touch with the captain.

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Speaker 2: That won't be easy, sir, but it isn't impossible, and

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it has to be done.

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Speaker 7: For one thing, our supplies are running low. Yes, we

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have ammunition for a week at most. Our food will

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probably last as long. And then and then, Lieutenant, if

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Captain Stewart doesn't arrive to relieve.

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Speaker 3: Us, we're through. Have you something in mind, sir Lieutenant.

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Speaker 7: We'll have to get a messenger through the Indians with

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orders for Captain Stewart's return, and would take a good.

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Speaker 2: Man to do that. I've sent for a good man

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you have, But you'll leave tonight at once as soon.

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Speaker 3: As I've given him his orders.

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Speaker 2: That's rather short notice, isn't it, Lieutenant.

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Speaker 7: I have a special reason for this short notice, aside

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from the necessity of aid at the earliest possible moment.

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Speaker 2: I'm afraid I don't understand.

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Speaker 7: I think I'm almost certain we have someone in the

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fort who has been supplying Chief Little Bear with information.

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Speaker 2: But that's impossible.

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Speaker 7: The Indians knew of Captain Stewart's absence. Perhaps they made

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their attack at the time when our supplies were low.

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Only coincidence, sir er, But I don't like that kind

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of coincidence. But surely you don't leave any of our

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men would.

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Speaker 2: Sell us out.

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Speaker 7: Such things have happened before. Chief Little Bear would pay

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well for any information.

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Speaker 2: I can't agree with you.

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Speaker 7: Well, at any rate, I'm sending a messenger before the

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Indians can learn we plan to make the attempt.

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Speaker 2: I wouldn't advise it, Major, I think, who is it?

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Speaker 3: Send him in close the doors, hugeant.

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Speaker 7: Yes, sergeant, I have a job for you, but it's

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a volunteer detail.

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Speaker 3: You will not be punished if you don't accept it.

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Speaker 2: That's all right, sir.

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Speaker 7: Someone must get through the Indian lines with a message

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for Captain Stewart. But there's more than an even chance

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that whoever makes the attempt won't succeed alive.

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Speaker 3: I can do it, Major, if anybody can. You're willing

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to try it?

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Speaker 8: I sure I am.

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Speaker 7: But look, it has to be done, Lieutenant Sergeant. The

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captain is somewhere in the Cottonwood River country. Yes, you

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should have no difficulty getting on his track.

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Speaker 3: If you dodge the Indians.

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Speaker 2: I'll find the captain, sir.

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Speaker 7: Fine, And when you do, tell him to bring his

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men by way of Buffalo Pass. The Indians will expect

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any reinforcements to come by way of the lower trail.

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We don't want those men ambushed. Yes, it's dark now,

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and you start immediately as soon as the bennar come.

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I expected your answer. My orderly should have your horse ready.

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If you're mounted, you'll stand a better chance of breaking through. Right,

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I'll come with you, Major, if you wish.

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Speaker 5: I still protest against this saction, Sir. I believe the

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sergeant should be given more time for prepar eight. I've

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told you why this is impossible.

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Speaker 3: Lieutenant. Ah, there's my orderly. Now he's ready for you. Sergeant.

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Speaker 8: Is that him and the small gate?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 2: Come on, Major. You don't plan to win bar one

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of the gates to you.

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Speaker 9: Of course I do.

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Speaker 3: There's not that much danger. But but it'll only be

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for a moment.

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Speaker 2: Orderly, Yes, sir.

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Speaker 7: Sergeant Morton will get mounted. When he says he's ready.

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You'll open the gate, let him through, then close it

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the once siry.

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Speaker 2: Good, Sir, you can still withdraw, you know, Sergeant, if

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you feel you can't make it, I'll see it through. Major.

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Speaker 3: He's there.

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Speaker 8: All ready, sir, the gate orderly, Yes, sir, and sergeant.

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The best of luck. And you're kindly, sir, But I.

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Speaker 7: Want to fool put that Messtle tellis out if that

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light was seen.

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, sir, right, I just want and thank you.

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Speaker 3: It seems not, Sergeant. You better be on your way

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before anything's noticed. I'm going there. He's gone. We can

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only pray you'll make it.

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Speaker 2: Now. Close the gate orderly, yes, sir, h will we

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be getting back? Major?

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Speaker 3: Wait, but I want to listen. If there's no alarm,

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what was that?

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Speaker 2: I don't know listen. Probably just some nervous redskin firing

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in a shadow. Major.

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Speaker 3: But if it wasn't, Lieutenant, if it wasn't.

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Speaker 5: In the meantime, Captain Stewart, alarmed by his failure to

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find a sign of the Indians he had been sent

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to o Kate, was undecided what course to pursue. See

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him now, as he stands outside of his tent, watching

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the approach of a lone horseman.

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Speaker 2: I wonder, yes, it is the mask man.

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Speaker 3: Come.

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Speaker 2: I hope he has new You found Chief little Bear?

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Not a sign of him, Captain, I was afraid of that.

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Tindle returned. Yes, he came back an hour ago. He

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found nothing either, And I.

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Speaker 8: Believe there's only one thing you can do, Captain. Yes,

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return to the fort.

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Speaker 3: Chief little Bear isn't in this district.

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Speaker 2: But to return without accomplishing my mission or without orders from.

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Speaker 8: Major Carson for itself may be in danger.

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Speaker 7: That's what worries Chief little Bear is clever, and it'd

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be like him to attack the fort near absence.

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Speaker 2: If there were only some way of knowing.

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Speaker 7: You can't return without orders, only in case of necessity.

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The Major made that plain when he sent me out.

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We were to continue until we found those Indians. I

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have a suggestion to make, Captain. Yes, Todda, and I've

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done all we can for you here. Let us ride

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to the fort and find out the situation. You'd be

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willing to do that, of course, but I could send

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one of my own men.

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Speaker 8: We could make the journey faster. And the fort is

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in danger, you'll want to know it as soon as possible.

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Speaker 2: You've already done more than I have a right to ask.

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Speaker 7: Captain little Bear's uprising succeeds, the life of every white

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man for two hundred miles around will be in danger.

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I know I'll get hollow at once, said he silver.

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Speaker 2: You mean you ride now after being in a saddle

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all day. There's no time to waste, Captain, I can't object.

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I need your help too badly.

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Speaker 8: You will hear from us as soon as possible. Go on, silver, and.

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Speaker 2: The siege of Fort Mason had not been lifted. While

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ammunition and food.

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Speaker 5: Ran low, Chief Little Bear's warriors still made a menacing

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ring around the helpless garrison. Major Carson watched the hostile

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savages from the stockade and thought there was little hope

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of rescue.

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Speaker 3: They outnumbers three to one.

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Speaker 2: Orderly, Captain Stewart may show up, yet.

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Speaker 7: Sir, there's little hope of it. I've sent three messengers already.

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Not one got through alive.

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Speaker 2: But still is it chi? Yes, sir, the Indians are

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going to attack again. It doesn't look like an attack, sir.

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Once it's a mass man an Indians.

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Speaker 9: Something's happened there. Look, Little bears braves are after them.

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That's not one of the chiefs Brays with a masked man. Major,

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he's not in more pain. Do tell us those men

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are trying to reach the port. Open the gate, open

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it life.

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Speaker 8: Hey.

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Speaker 2: Do you think they'll make it? Sir?

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Speaker 8: We'll soon see you.

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Speaker 2: Look at those horses they're riding.

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Speaker 7: I don't know who they are, but I'll be blasted

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if I'll let them get into Little Bear's hands. The

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gates open, good, hire those rights teams drive them back

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bet that game closed again, both of before those painted

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devils force.

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Speaker 2: Their way in.

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Speaker 8: They're closing it, Sir, this way.

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Speaker 7: Ranger, now that you're inside, eye want an explanation, Major.

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Speaker 8: I want food and water, and then you and I

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will talk.

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Speaker 5: The curtain falls on the first stack of our throwing

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Lone Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit

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us to pause for just a few moments now to

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continue our story. After the Lone Ranger and Toto had

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broken through the Indian lines and entered the ford under fire,

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the Major took the masked man to his quarters.

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Speaker 3: You say you attempted to go back, but couldn't.

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Speaker 7: We were discovered by the Indians, Major and cut off.

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We wouldn't have tried one of the ford if we'd

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had any choice.

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Speaker 3: I see. Our only chance was to reach here, and

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now our last chance to get word Captain Stewart is gone.

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Speaker 8: I think not, my Jim.

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Speaker 3: But I've said that you can get through the lines

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after dark. It's been tried before and failed.

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Speaker 7: Tried by a white man, Sir, Toto probably wouldn't be questioning.

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Speaker 3: He would fail to and I'll try it. You misunderstand me.

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What I mean is this. Someone inside the ford is

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supplying information to those Indians. You're sure of that.

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Speaker 7: I'm not only sure of it, but I strongly suspect

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one of my officers. You have evidence, not enough, confounded too,

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but I'll stake my life. I'm right, Yes, I think

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I can trust you. The man I mean is Lieutenant Price?

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Speaker 2: Good?

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Speaker 3: What's that?

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Speaker 7: You have one sure way of getting a message to

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the captain. But I've tried, and Price is sold out

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a little bear. His life is safe with the Indians,

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of course, then let him carry the message.

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Speaker 2: You're mad.

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Speaker 3: I have a plan I'm sure will work.

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Speaker 7: I can't send word, but a lieutenant he turned the

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information over a little bear borns, I'm counting on that.

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Speaker 3: If I tell Captain Steward return.

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Speaker 7: By way of eat the Buffalo pass of the lower Trail,

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the Indians will ambushi. Well, you'll send the lieutenant first,

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then Tonow afterwards.

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Speaker 2: But what good would that do?

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Speaker 7: A Lieutenant Price is gone when Todder leaves, There'll be

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no chance for Price to know that Toto was following.

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If you're a counting on your friend giving the real

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message if the captain is impossible, Yes, and Stewart would

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never take the word of an Indian before that of

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Lieutenant Price.

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Speaker 2: That isn't my plan. Listen to me.

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Speaker 3: I'll explain, and if you agree with my plan, we'll

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try it.

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Speaker 5: Major Carson listened to the plan of the masked Man

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and agreed that it had a good chance of success.

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That evening, he spoke to his orderly.

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Speaker 7: Orderly, Yes, sir, tell Lieutenant Price, I wish to see him, very.

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Speaker 2: Well, sir, I believe it's just outside, good.

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Speaker 8: Lieutenant Price.

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Speaker 2: Major Carson wishes to speak to you, sir.

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Speaker 3: Right, come in, Lieutenant, close it, do orderly and wait outside.

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Speaker 9: Yes, sir, what is it?

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Speaker 2: Major? You're making the next attempt to reach Captain Stewart? Lieutenant?

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He said, it has to be done, and I think

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you're the man for the job.

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Speaker 3: But why I won't ask the enlisted men to do

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with their.

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Speaker 5: Officers if you I'm not refusing, sir, I was. I

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was only thinking that you had decided a man couldn't

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get through the Indian minds.

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Speaker 3: The others failed. I hope you won't.

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Speaker 2: Yes, sir, you'll start at once very well.

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Speaker 3: Come.

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Speaker 7: It's quite dark now, but you'd better be on your

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way before the moon rises. And what of my order, Sir,

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Captain Steward has returned with all speed. Tell him to

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bring his men by way of Buffalo Pass. Buffalo passed.

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Speaker 3: I think that's best.

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Speaker 7: Little Bear will probably expect any reinforcements to come by

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way of the lower trail.

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Speaker 5: I say there was something I wished to ask you, sir. Yes,

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who is this mass man who came.

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Speaker 3: To the fort.

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Speaker 2: I'm afraid I can't tell you that, Lieutenant. Ah Here

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we are study there, Ah study, I'm ready, sir.

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Speaker 3: You understand my orders?

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Speaker 8: I do, sir, And you're not afraid, of course, not, sir,

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very well.

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Speaker 3: The gate is open. Aye.

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Speaker 2: Something tells me you'll get through safely.

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Speaker 8: I feel the same way about it.

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Speaker 2: Major, give the hip.

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Speaker 8: I'll close the gate. Major, Yes, do.

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Speaker 3: A rotten traitor.

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Speaker 7: If our lives didn't depend upon it, I'd almost wish

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those Indians would shoot him my mistake, I understand, sir.

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It was right here he lit a match when Sergeant

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Morton left the fort. I'm convinced Lieutenant Price used that trick.

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Speaker 3: To warn little Bear.

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Speaker 7: I agree with you. But Tato's waiting. Major, Yes, you're

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sure that he won't be risking his life? Yes, if

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you were I prefer to go in his place. Of course,

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the lieutenant is gone. There's no one to let little

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Bear know Tanto is leaving, and Tanto can move as

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silently as any man alive. You Major, we'll tell him

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it's time for him to go.

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Speaker 5: Lieutenant Price rode away from the fort, and when he

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drew near the Indian lines, called out softly, identifying himself.

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A silent Indian stepped forward, led the officer into the

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presence of Chief Little Bear.

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Speaker 2: Kaif why you come here?

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Speaker 5: That fool of a major sent me, Little Bear, and

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to get in touch with Captain Stewart. Things are going

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our way. A few more days and I should collect

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the rest of that thousand in golds you promised me.

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Speaker 2: Maybe Soldier hold out plenty long time.

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Speaker 5: Not much longer. I've got food and ammunition for only

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about three days. That heat good, But that isn't the

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best of it, Little Bear. I'm to tell Stuart to

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bring his men through Buffalo paths. Chief, you wait for

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Stuart at the pass and you can wipe them out

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to the last man. Leave just enough of your braves

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here to make the Major believe he still surrounded.

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Speaker 8: Chief Little Bear can do fine.

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Speaker 2: I'll go on and give Stuart his orders, and they

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won't suspect the thing. Major him think you crowk a major.

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Speaker 5: He hasn't any idea that I'm on your side, and

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if he did, he couldn't prove it. When I found Stuart,

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I'll pretend to be old of something of the sort,

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so I'll not have to return with him, and then

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there'll be no danger for me when you attack.

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Speaker 2: Better you go now right, little bear.

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Speaker 5: The sooner I find the Captain, the soon this business

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will be finished. I don't forget about that thousand chief,

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I can use it.

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Speaker 2: She flibble there, never forget.

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Speaker 5: Captain Stewart waited anxiously for a word from either the

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masked Man or his superior, Major Carson. We see him now,

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more than a day later, speaking to one of his men.

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Speaker 2: I can't understand it. The masked Man should have been

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back before this.

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Speaker 8: Shirts.

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Speaker 9: I wouldn't worry about that, furf with you, Captain, Him

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and the engine can handle themselves, all right.

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Speaker 2: I reckon. We don't dare return to the fort unless

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we receive word orders is orders. But sometimes it ain't

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a bad notion to forget about him. I've been thinking

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that same thing, But still he got somebody riding his way. Now,

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hey it is Look Schikey's where in the uniform too? Wait,

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isn't that Lieutenant Price?

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Speaker 8: Da'ts you more?

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Speaker 6: Right?

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Speaker 8: Lieutenant?

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Speaker 2: Happens to it.

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Speaker 3: You've been riding hard.

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Speaker 2: Yes, there's bad news. Little Ferris rounded the fort. The

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Major Son's orders for you to return as speedily as

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he care. The fort's in danger. Get is. I was

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just scared of that, captain. Lieutenant did you see anything

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of a mask man and an Indian before you left? Yes,

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you know them.

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Speaker 7: They're they're unharmed quite and I can't understand why they

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didn't come back here.

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Speaker 2: There was no need for them to enter the fort.

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Once they discovered the situation, Little Bear had them cut off.

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Before they know it, Sir, they had no choice but

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to ride for the fort.

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Speaker 7: I'm glad to hear it. I couldn't believe they wouldn't

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have returned if it was possible. You'll order your men

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out at once, Simms. Tell the bugler to sound assembly.

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Speaker 2: Sure thing, Captain.

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Speaker 5: There's one more thing, sir, Yes, you're to return through

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Buffalo Pass. Those are Major Carson's orders on Why did

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he he suspects that the Indians.

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Speaker 2: May be watching for you by the lower trail. Very well,

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who's that that horse? It's Totto, the Indian with a

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mass man. Come on, what's he doing here? We'll soon

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find out, and in the meantime we'll be getting started.

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Speaker 5: At Fort Mason, the Indians had kept up a scattered

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fire designed to tempt the soldiers into wasting their ammunition.

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Major Carson, however, had given the command to fire only

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in case of necessity. The lack of food inside the

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fort's walls was the greatest problem. The men have been

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put on half rations, and already they are beginning to

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feel the pinch of starvation. We see the Major and

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the lone ranger as they arrived slowly within the boundaries

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of the stockade on a tour of inspection.

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Speaker 3: Men are looking tired.

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Speaker 7: Major, hey are if help doesn't arrive soon, don't give

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up hope, Sir.

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Speaker 3: Captain Stewart should have been here by now.

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Speaker 8: I didn't look for them this soon.

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Speaker 7: Reinforcements don't come, it will prove I've made a serious

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mistake in judgment. Yes, I may have sent Lieutenant Price

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to his death. Also, you're worried only because the strain

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of waiting has been hard on you. There's a little

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doubt at what price was a traitor supplying Little Bay

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with his information? I suppose so inspiring again, but we

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won't reply unless it's necessary.

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Speaker 8: But wait, what is this? Those shots weren't fired at

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the fourth but I thought it. They're firing at something

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beyond that hill.

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Speaker 2: By heavens, I think you're right.

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Speaker 8: Orally, yes, Major, can you see what's beyond that hill?

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It won't be necessary. Major, listen cavalry.

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Speaker 7: Captain Stewart's is Captain Stewart's major wishing leave the fort

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and attack.

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Speaker 2: Attack.

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Speaker 8: There's no better time. Will Captain Stewart gages them from

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the other side, We'll attack from this. It might work.

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Speaker 7: We will give them no time to resist. Thorally, tell

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them in them out. I want them assembled here, ready

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to charge in five minutes. Yes, we're going to strike

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and strike hard. The men were assembled, given their orders

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and told of the pan of attack. Meanwhile, the sound

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of battle outside in free. As Captain Steward led his

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men forward, Major Carson shouted the command. The gates were

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thrown open, with the mask man.

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Speaker 2: Heading the charge.

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Speaker 8: The troopers raced forward.

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Speaker 2: Forward, Man, I'm on.

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Speaker 5: Attacked from both sides, The Indians fell back in confusion.

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With the most of the braves apps in the buffalo passed.

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The remainder could put up a little opposition. At the

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end of twenty minutes of hard fighting, the Indians began

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to throw down their arms.

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Speaker 8: No surrendering, Major, he's faring.

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Speaker 2: Hoose of.

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Speaker 6: Who said.

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Speaker 8: The captain of the rest of the tribe.

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Speaker 7: They're in buffalo passed waiting for Captain Stewart's I'll not

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expect you, right, Captain Stewarts.

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Speaker 8: We got your time.

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Speaker 7: Major, Oh your head, Captain, thanks to the mask man

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you follow The Major's inspecs was Captain exactly.

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Speaker 2: Lieutenant Price still doesn't know why I disobeyed the orders

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he gave me.

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Speaker 8: Is coming now.

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Speaker 5: He's going to report me to you, Major for insubordination.

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My Captain Stewart absolutely refused to come by way a

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buffalo passes.

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Speaker 8: You are on, mamma, Lieutenant, those weren't my orders and

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you're under arrest.

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Speaker 2: Arrest you can't do that too, but I can.

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Speaker 7: You were the only messenger aside from tot who got

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through Little Bear's lines, and only through you could Little

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Bear receive the information that took into Buffalo Pass. How, Lieutenant,

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I gave you verbal orders for Captain Stewart, but you

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didn't know that I had written other orders for the Captain,

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which the mask Man concealed in the flap of your saddle.

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Speaker 3: What is that where you found them?

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Speaker 2: Captain? When Tato arrived, he told me where to look.

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I sent the Lieutenant on an errand and took the

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letter while he was gone.

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Speaker 7: Lieutenant, you tried to sell us out, but the mask

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Man tricked you into killing the orders yourself.

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Speaker 2: That spoiled your skech. Isn't true, It isn't.

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Speaker 7: That's something we'll find out soon enough. We're attacking little

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Bear Buffalo Pass, and Lieutenant, when little Bear learns it

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was you who brought Captain Steward by the lower trail,

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I think you'll tell us all we need to know.

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Speaker 6: Come, Silvery, we're having from Bully comes many boys.

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Speaker 4: Stop stop stop stop stop.

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Speaker 3: La a A U A.

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Speaker 5: The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature

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of the Lone Ranger Incorporate