Speaker 1: A parry heart for the speed of light, a cloud
of dust in a hardy hild silver.
Speaker 2: The Lone Ranger h.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 1: The West in the United States was settled, and the
raising of cattle became one of its foremost industries. There
developed a decided need for transportation. Railroad companies hurried to
extend their lines into the cattle country, and many ranchers
became rich selling their spreads through the railroad representatives. Advance
information on which way the trains would travel was invaluable.
The possibility of making huge sums of money attracted the lawless,
and the need for law and order in this new
country increased. It was then the Lone Ranger roted the
cause of justice, if what crime and criminals throughout the
length and breadth of seven states, and the memory of
his deeds will remain as long as the memory of
the early West itself.
Speaker 4: Return with us to those thrilling days of yesteryear.
Speaker 1: From out of the past, from the thundering hoof feats
of the great horse.
Speaker 2: Silver, the Lone Ranger rides again come silver, hocycling of
the railroad.
Speaker 1: Care Still, the construction gang of one of the large
railroad companies had led their tracks to a small community
not far from the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains.
There they rested until their advance agents bought new land
to the westward. Our story begins in a small temporary
shack that served as the office of the construction gang.
Zig Slapan is talking to Harvey Grant, the assistant manager
of the gang.
Speaker 5: Oh, kerve, you got access to the safe in your
boss's office.
Speaker 6: Sure, I have? What about it?
Speaker 3: Heaven? That is the same as heaven the key to
the bank. You get what I mean?
Speaker 1: I don't know as I do.
Speaker 5: Inside that safe, there's some papers that tell just where
the railroad you work for is going to be laid.
Speaker 1: I still don't see.
Speaker 3: No, we'll listen clothes, Harve and follow me.
Speaker 5: Careful go on. I got a little ready cash to
work with, Sev. Now, if I knew what land was
about to be bought by the railroad, I could get
options on that scene and stick the railroad for a
nice high price.
Speaker 1: And you think I'd double cross my boss, I know
you would.
Speaker 6: Why you dirty?
Speaker 5: You can pull a wall over the eyes of a
man like john Shaw, but not me. I happen to
know your background, savvy, what I says, I know your background.
Speaker 3: I know that before you come here, you went by
the handle of.
Speaker 5: Jim Patterson on Washaw, and Jim Patterson was a crowpew.
Speaker 3: Now maybe we can talk sin so you look here.
Speaker 5: I want them plans you and we can both make
us a little easy cash without costing anyone.
Speaker 4: But the railroad money kit won't go.
Speaker 1: Why it ain't but two men had the combination of
that safe, once john Shaw and the others me. If
the plans got out, I'd be the first one suspected.
Speaker 4: I thought of that, and I also thought of a
way around it.
Speaker 3: What do you think of that?
Speaker 1: How suppose I figured.
Speaker 3: The whole thing out so john Shaw's son will be
the one accused of robin the safe.
Speaker 7: It couldn't be done, it could how listen, Harve see
if there's anything wrong with this. Jack Shaw likes to
play poker. Yes, I can get him in a game,
get him to lose cash.
Speaker 5: And borrow from me on his ioues, that won't be hard,
because the kid thinks he's a first.
Speaker 3: Class poker player. Wow.
Speaker 1: The poker game was in progress in the cafe. The
lone Ranger unmasked but disguise sat at a nearby table
with Tonho Jack.
Speaker 8: Shaw should know better than to get the game like that.
He's been losing money, does heke slaving on?
Speaker 4: Leave me slaven him?
Speaker 1: Crook?
Speaker 8: I think Jack afford to lose so much. You look,
he's borrowing more money. I don't know why Zeke is
willing to lend it to him. Zeke is planning something.
I like to know what it is.
Speaker 6: I don't know if we're going to get closer than
that table.
Speaker 4: Just between the two of us, I'll call you. What
have you got?
Speaker 1: Full house queens and tens?
Speaker 4: Take a look at these four of a kind? You're
sure holding him? Tonight's see reckonnend about finishes you doing it?
Speaker 7: Jack?
Speaker 9: All, look, lend me some more money, will you? I
know my luck of change, I know it will.
Speaker 4: I've let you have about one thousand already.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: But just give me a chance.
Speaker 4: I got your audio of youth for a thousands. That's
as far as I want to go.
Speaker 2: I'll pay your back.
Speaker 4: Just lend me one hundred dollars.
Speaker 6: That's all I asked, Just a hundred.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Give me a piece of paper.
Speaker 1: I'll write you another.
Speaker 4: I owe you you're right nothing.
Speaker 5: I don't want your note, but there's something you can
get that I might be willing to pay for.
Speaker 4: What's that you armbrace can mosey along now. I want
to talk to Jack Privates.
Speaker 3: I forget about what you owed me. If you got it,
what is it?
Speaker 1: If there's anything I can do?
Speaker 5: I pause in charge of this here railroad. Ever hear
there's plans to build a branch line of the south.
And if a fellow know just what land the railroad
is figuring on buying, he might stand and make himself
some cage.
Speaker 3: You can get that.
Speaker 6: Information for me, but I couldn't.
Speaker 9: Why not befoul keeps the plans in his safe. I
can't steal from my own father. I see the whole thing. Now,
you're cheating me to get me in debt here. How
about you fix the card so you get me in
debt here?
Speaker 2: Why are you did? I'll wait.
Speaker 10: Keep part of this train your gun, keep your hands up.
If you come at me, I'll shoot them out of moves.
Come on, Jack, I never thought to.
Speaker 9: Be long enough to draw me when I wasn't packing
a gun.
Speaker 10: Watch the stream out into you wait outside, Jack, Yeah,
over there, Come on.
Speaker 4: Here's what are you going to do?
Speaker 1: Stranger?
Speaker 4: Okay? I heard what you said in there. You go
home and stay there, Yes, get up there.
Speaker 1: Later the same night, Zeke Slaven met Halve Grant and
told him about the fight in the cafe.
Speaker 3: It worked out just ray, even better than I thought
it would.
Speaker 1: I heard that someone throw the gun on you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, can you read this?
Speaker 5: All I wanted to do was to stir up enough commotion.
So does everyone know why I held IOU's for the kid?
Speaker 3: What was he aiming to do?
Speaker 1: Found? But he hadn't interfered.
Speaker 3: I had a dead courtridge in my gun.
Speaker 5: I'd have snapped the hammer and there wouldn't have been
no shots, and I'd just slammed the kid in the
draw and left.
Speaker 1: I didn't need this, have you that was even better
than doing as you planned in the first place, and
have me there had to bust up a fight.
Speaker 3: Uh huh? Now you're clear to let me have an information,
ain't you?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: I ain't you? The sure show thing?
Speaker 3: And the kid will be suspected of it. His old
man will here tomorrow about him getting in debt to me.
Speaker 1: You know one money he'll hear all right, I'll see
to that first thing in the morning. Are you sure
of your facts?
Speaker 6: I'll just tell you what I heard.
Speaker 1: That's all Boss, Of course, it's none of my business.
I thought Jack could learn not to gamble. It can't
be too harsh with them, Boss, he's young.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry to hear it. Sorry to hear it. It's
bad business gambling. Gosh.
Speaker 1: If i'd know it was going to affect you that way, Boss,
I wouldn't have said anything about it.
Speaker 6: I'm glad you did. I'll have a talk with him.
How much did he lose? I don't know. Folks said
it was a sizeable amount.
Speaker 1: How you go out and check with the stage station
about the equipment we're expecting now, Yes, all right, Boss,
but I got some work to do.
Speaker 3: Let him go.
Speaker 1: Jack will be in in a little while, and I
want to have a talk with him alone. Whatever you say,
approval of the plans I sent. He should be in
on the next mail.
Speaker 6: You can watch for them. Oh that'll be what huh.
They'll verify everything so we can go ahead.
Speaker 3: Want it?
Speaker 6: Yes, Well, I'll see you later, Boss.
Speaker 3: Oh you it here?
Speaker 4: What do you want? Agent me? Won't talk? Let me go.
I'm in a hurry, I mean, let you go on minute.
You just talk about game last night?
Speaker 1: You've been listening at the window.
Speaker 4: That's right, all right?
Speaker 3: What of it?
Speaker 1: Any of your business?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 4: How you know about game? What do you mean?
Speaker 1: Why shouldn't I know about it? It's all over town
this morning.
Speaker 4: That's right? But you not in town?
Speaker 3: How you know? Uh?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 6: Bless your hide?
Speaker 1: It ain't no business of yours. Stand aside before I
throw lady h don't go now?
Speaker 4: Get him up?
Speaker 3: What the dickens? Did he mean?
Speaker 1: Who is he? Anyhow? Oh? Morning Jack?
Speaker 4: Who was the redskin that just rode away?
Speaker 1: I don't know, looking for a hand out? I guess
your paws incidety wants to see it all. Thanks you
going in, I'm going to town.
Speaker 6: I'll be back by and bye, so long by.
Speaker 3: Jack?
Speaker 6: What's this I hear about your gambling last night?
Speaker 1: Who said that? Who told you?
Speaker 6: I wished it'd have been you that told me some
but it wasn't. What's the matter? Don't you trust me?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 6: You let everyone in the cafe know you're a pal.
Speaker 1: Of gamblers, but you won't let me know it. Did
you think I wouldn't find it out?
Speaker 6: Somehow? Things get around.
Speaker 11: I guess they do. I.
Speaker 6: Oh, gosh, boy, how much did you lose?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: I lost all I had your savings?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was a lot of money, almost one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 1: Still, I can't imagine a professional gambler being interested. That
wouldn't be much to him. Well, I I go on, Jack,
I lost more than that more. How could you lose more?
You didn't have any more? He took my ile us,
But what could are they? How do you figure you'll
be able to pay him off?
Speaker 3: Poor?
Speaker 1: I don't have to pay him off.
Speaker 6: He cheated? Did you tell him that?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: I did, and I won't pay what I own. He
drew a gun and he was gonna shoot me. Then
another man stepped in and stopped him. Pretty lucky for you,
wasn't it? But then maybe it wasn't. If he had
shot you, you wouldn't have it hanging over your head?
Speaker 3: Or what do you mean?
Speaker 1: He'll want you to make those iye, you use good somehow.
I don't know how you're to do it, son, But
he cheated. Don't matter if you knew he cheated or
was likely to cheat, you shouldn't have.
Speaker 6: Played too bad, Jack.
Speaker 1: But I'm afraid you're in sort of a tough spot,
and you're old enough to get out of it yourself.
I'm not asking for your help. It wouldn't do you
any good, Jack, because I can't help. I don't have
any money to pay off your gambling debts.
Speaker 3: I know you don't.
Speaker 6: You'll have to figure some way to pay that gambler,
and that's going to call for a lot of figure.
Speaker 1: When tahoem at the Lone Ranger, he told about the
meeting with Harv Grant.
Speaker 6: Hmm, I wonder how that man didn't know about last night.
Speaker 8: No, No, he couldn't have gone to the town after
we last The place was just about ready to close up, right,
and he wouldn't be likely to have seen anyone this morning. Now,
I want to ask him a few questions myself, with
a chance that he might have known beforehand that Jack
was going to lose some money. I don't know why
slave would have taken the youngster into a card game
unless he had some scheme in mind.
Speaker 6: What scheme I don't know that either, discount We're.
Speaker 4: Going to try and find out.
Speaker 1: Up around noon, Harve returned from now the Lone Ranger.
On Toto arrived at the office. Say a few moments later.
Speaker 8: Their window where listen look in. I don't want to
go inside until we're sure Grant is back from town. Yep,
stay there with a horse's tad.
Speaker 4: Haunt a wait.
Speaker 6: That's what I told him, Grant, and it will give
him something to think about it.
Speaker 1: Sure, Wills, I'd be downright word, boss, if I'd given
a gambler I or use without a chance to pay
him off. Now here's what I plan have here. I'll
help Jack out. I'd be a mighty poor father if
I couldn't stand behind my own someone he's in trouble.
I'll help him out, but not just yet. I want
him to worry about this long enough to get a
good lesson. That's a good idea. But I don't want
the gambler to try and shoot him again. No, sir,
I want someone I can trust to keep an eye
on Jack. You're a Westerner, pretty handy with a gun.
Speaker 6: I can hold my own.
Speaker 1: I'll attend to your work for a time, and you
keep an eye on Jack.
Speaker 6: Trail him.
Speaker 1: Yes, whatever you say, Boss, don't let him know you're
watching him, and don't interfere with anything he does. But
just stake close enough to help him in case that
game will make sure things how I need.
Speaker 8: I'm not going to speak to Grant. No, No, he's
been given the job by Jack's father. He's going to
watch Jack, and instead of speaking to him about last night,
we'll follow him.
Speaker 6: I think we'll learn more that way.
Speaker 1: Though the manager of the railroad didn't know it, he
played right into the hands of Harvey Grant when he
gave him the job of guarding Jack. Before the next
exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a
few moments.
Speaker 6: When the lone ranger.
Speaker 1: Decided to investigate Harvey Grant, the assistant to the boss
of a railroad crew, he learned that Grant was assigned
the task of protesting the manager's son Jack. As our
story continues, Zeke Slaven meets Harvey Grant late at night.
Speaker 3: Right over there is where you live, ain't it?
Speaker 4: Are You know?
Speaker 3: It is living right with your boss and his son
that makes it just well.
Speaker 1: Now, look here, Zeke, you got to keep me out
in this thing. It's I ever found out that I'm
the credit that takes the information from the safest it
won't be learned, no fear for that.
Speaker 5: The kid will take the blame port he better, and
the fact that you're watching him makes it a cinch
for you to tell John show plenty a suspicious thing.
Speaker 3: Tonight's as good a time as any to open that safe.
You go get me the information I want now?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 3: Why not? Now?
Speaker 5: If I find out tonight where the railroad's going to run,
I can start out first thing in the morning to
get options on that land.
Speaker 6: Now, Zeke, you've got to be sure and keep me
in the clear.
Speaker 4: You need to worry about that.
Speaker 1: Come on, I'll go with you for Jack.
Speaker 3: He's in the house. Any good place for him, you'll
stay there for the night. Keep moving now, Chef, just
over here.
Speaker 1: Ways, I'm worried about this thing, Zeke. John Shaw ever
found out the truth about him?
Speaker 3: He won't unless you double cross me. Then you'll hear
up plenty. Wait, I metter with you.
Speaker 1: Thought I seen something move in that dark shadow ahead
of us.
Speaker 3: You're seeing things? Come on?
Speaker 1: You're sure that after you get the options on the land,
y'all can't do nothing to you?
Speaker 4: What can he do?
Speaker 5: We make him think his son squared the eye are
used by giving me that information, and he won't stird
No trouble.
Speaker 1: There, thought I saw that shadow again. There's someone heading
for that shack.
Speaker 3: I ain't seeing nothing.
Speaker 6: My eyes are shop in the dock. There's someone there.
Speaker 3: You're just trying to back down.
Speaker 4: Now keep going.
Speaker 3: If anyone's there, he ain't no right to be there, So.
Speaker 4: We'll drill im for it.
Speaker 3: Show us back in the house.
Speaker 1: With his kid here, and he's the only one with
the right to be in the shack.
Speaker 6: There's the shack.
Speaker 3: We won't make no more life than we have to.
Speaker 1: When you open the safe, there's he see him now,
there he goes riding that white horse. The horse will
just be on the shack.
Speaker 4: It's all right then, as long as he keeps ruding.
Speaker 3: That's going now, zeke.
Speaker 1: The door is open. It was closed when I left
this afternoon.
Speaker 4: Well it's open now, and that saves us.
Speaker 3: The trouble opening is come one in.
Speaker 6: Keep your shooting on handy.
Speaker 4: See stop, dame, say yella, get that safe.
Speaker 6: If you stand watch and hold the light for me,
I will.
Speaker 5: I'll get it up and and find that paper. I'll
read it and note what land will be the best investment.
And you can close a safe and we're clear out.
Speaker 6: I'm worried about that man that rid away from here.
Speaker 3: I wonder who he was.
Speaker 4: Yet the safe open you for sure?
Speaker 6: Arrange so Jack will get the blame.
Speaker 4: I told you I would, and I will the.
Speaker 3: First thing in the morning, as soon as I get
my land options.
Speaker 1: About noon the next day, John Shaw sat alone in
his office. He looked up when the door opened and
saw one of the townsmen standing there.
Speaker 4: Your name Shaw? Yes?
Speaker 3: What about it?
Speaker 4: John Shaw?
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, of course. What do you want?
Speaker 11: I got something for you, zek Slaven, said them. Ooh,
zeke Slaven, reckon. You know who he is, don't you?
What did he send me these here?
Speaker 4: Papers? Said to tell you that everything was square and
he's much obliged.
Speaker 6: I owe you, sir, he sent these to me.
Speaker 11: He's got your name on him. I don't know nothing
more than that said he was much obliged. I delivered
him and.
Speaker 4: That's all I know.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: Thanks strange, mighty strange. Of course these were meant for Jack.
How in the world did he.
Speaker 6: Pay them off?
Speaker 1: Two hundred and five hundred hmm total of one thousand dollars.
Oh Jack, I want to speak to you, Oh Jack.
A man just came in and brought some papers. He
thought they were for me. Yeah, they were signed by
john Shaw, but it was you who signed them, not me.
Speaker 6: What were they here?
Speaker 1: Why those are the IOUs?
Speaker 6: That's it? Exactly?
Speaker 3: What did he need back for?
Speaker 6: That's what I'd like to know.
Speaker 1: While without ease, he can't collect from me. From what
was said, I thought he'd already collected him.
Speaker 4: How could he?
Speaker 1: I ain't seen Zeke Slaven since he beat me out
of the money.
Speaker 6: No, Jegg, I wouldn't try to lie to you, Paul.
Speaker 1: He took in very easy. What do you mean, Grant,
I've been watching you, watching me sure your Paul asked
me to keep an eye on you so you wouldn't
get into more trouble.
Speaker 6: Paul.
Speaker 4: Did you do that?
Speaker 3: Well? Son?
Speaker 1: I sort of thought, all right, then, I'm having you shadowed,
and from the look of things, you can stand a
lot of watching Harve.
Speaker 6: Did he see Zeke Slaven?
Speaker 1: Yeah, him and Zeke had a contact yesterday afternoon late.
That's a lie. I didn't hear all that was said,
but he told Zeke a lot of things. Then they
shook hands and left.
Speaker 6: What did you give him for these IOUs?
Speaker 1: I didn't give him anything. Doesn't change hands. Boss must
have been something Jack told him. I don't know what
sort of information he would say. Oh, it'd be worth
a thousand dollars to acalyze.
Speaker 9: I never saw Sleevehn yesterday afternoon. And if you claim
you saw me talking to him and ain't true, I.
Speaker 1: Can understand how you try and keep yourself in the clearest.
Speaker 4: The more you say the words you make me look.
Speaker 1: Jack listened to me, but I said to listen, I'll
live the talking for a change. Now, there'd be no
reason for Harve to say you was talking with Zeke
if you weren't, would there I don't know, it's all wrong.
Speaker 6: Let's suppose that you did talk to him.
Speaker 2: What did you say?
Speaker 1: But Paul, I'd like to believe that Harv grants not
telling the true son. But it looks as if you've
done something that Zeke appreciated so much he sent back
these IOUs All right, then.
Speaker 6: If that's what you think, there's nothing more for me
to say.
Speaker 1: Some I have always been on the level with you.
Why can't you trust me? I told you if I've
always stuck with you, I've always What do you think, Mark?
What are you doing around here?
Speaker 10: I thought you I heard the comm in Double Cross's
that I started dealing with the owners on the first
piece of land and found that they've sold an option
on it to Zek slaver.
Speaker 1: Slave, an option that means he'll stick us for a
high price for that land.
Speaker 6: And that ain't normals.
Speaker 1: When I heard that, I checked on the next ranch
and Zeke had already been there too. He's taken options
on all the land we want to.
Speaker 6: Buy that dirty under horse.
Speaker 1: This looks awful, bad Jack sable op when you're safe, Mandy,
I didn't touch that safe. If he told Zek Slaven
where the land was gonna be bought up, it would
be well worth Slaven's while to give back the IOU's paw.
You can't believe that of me. I didn't do anything in.
Speaker 3: The sord of it.
Speaker 6: Licked my own son, Jack. Why do you have to
fight against your.
Speaker 1: Father, Pau. I didn't do anything in the sawda. Not
a thing we can do about it. There's no law
to stop Slaven from getting options on that land. That's
all legal, no lot to stop him, and nothing we
can do but buy the land at his price if
the railroad wants it.
Speaker 6: That washes me up with the company.
Speaker 2: Seeks to me.
Speaker 4: Who shots slaving.
Speaker 2: Across the room?
Speaker 4: Teddy, all of you, I'll reach for a gun for
that voice. Harrassed. I wouldn't advise anyone to move too fast.
Speaker 8: You slaven then right there against the wall, we're going
to talk things over. See here, stranger, what do you
mean by throwing that rat in here and then holding
guns on the.
Speaker 6: Rest of us?
Speaker 10: The rat you speak of, Shaw was buying up options
on the land your railroad needs.
Speaker 4: That's what I told your boss.
Speaker 6: And what's it to you.
Speaker 10: I have an idea that you're going to accuse the
wrong man of making this work possible.
Speaker 4: He is I remember the voice. Now? You saved my
neck at the cafe.
Speaker 6: What's that Jack?
Speaker 9: I told you, Paul, that's the man that kept Slaving
from drilling me after that card game.
Speaker 1: I suppose I should be grateful to you for saving
my son's life.
Speaker 4: I don't watch your gratitude. Shaw.
Speaker 8: Then money, no nothing but a square deal for a
man who has been framed, and that's me, Paul.
Speaker 4: I told you the law. Have that mask man thrown
in the jail. He ain't no right to handle me
like he did.
Speaker 8: We'll have the law here soon. Enough, and you will
be the one to get thrown into jail. You needn't
worry about your land.
Speaker 6: Shaw needn't worry.
Speaker 4: Slavean has bought some options. But all right, Joway's right.
I did buy options and spend my last time to
get them. But you will pay up plenty to get
the land you want. Now. What's more, if you don't
let me get out of here, I'll double a price.
Speaker 6: How did you know what land we wanted?
Speaker 4: I told you that, I asked my bis one minute.
Speaker 10: I'm glad you spent your last time for those options, Slavan, because.
Speaker 4: When you don't take them up, you'll lose all your cash. Yeah,
only I won't lose, Savvy. I'll sell them to the
railroad if you want that land. Sure, I'm the one
you gotta deal with.
Speaker 6: He's right, boss.
Speaker 1: The law can't touch him for buying the options.
Speaker 4: You forget that.
Speaker 10: When the end of the term on the options is reached,
Shaw can buy the land at the same price you
planned to Bias.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that won't laugh. See, I'll take up them options.
You can't do that if you're in jail. Jail, what
am I to go to jail for? I broke no longer.
That's where you're wrong.
Speaker 10: You and have Grant came to this office last night,
you opened that safe and stole the information.
Speaker 4: You used stranger.
Speaker 1: Are you sure of that it ain't so that's what happened, Paul,
that must have been it. He's local.
Speaker 6: He and I weren't in this office last.
Speaker 4: Night when you came here. You saw me. I was
just ahead of you, Grant. He's trying to make us
admit something.
Speaker 7: Harve.
Speaker 4: He can't prove no such story as this. Do you
know what was done when I was in this office
just before you?
Speaker 8: What suppose someone put a powder that is known as magenta,
and that's safe, just before you came here last night.
Speaker 4: Do you know what magenta does? Interested what's it do?
Speaker 10: It doesn't show at the time, but later, when your
hands are dipped in water, it turns red, and that
red color will find the crooks.
Speaker 4: Tata. Bring in the water moment outside now the sheriff,
my friend brought him to make some arrest. Put the
water there out of hum hm.
Speaker 10: Heck, you're accused of opening that safe.
Speaker 4: Dip your hands in the water. I didn't touch the same.
Speaker 6: Then dip your hands.
Speaker 1: See they ain't turned red.
Speaker 4: I've told you that, Zeke and harm we're here.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 4: Let's have a look at their hands. Come on her,
I don't have to.
Speaker 1: I don't believe what words you say.
Speaker 4: Raby's hands doust them in that water. Sure I washed
my hands this morning.
Speaker 1: He didn't turn red.
Speaker 4: Perhaps it takes time for the powder, the work hand
in water. There they're rad.
Speaker 1: You can't hold me less if you're the one that
gave the plans away.
Speaker 4: Boss, let me talk. Slaven made me do it.
Speaker 1: I didn't have no choice trying to get me, and
I turney rat you.
Speaker 4: I won't let no one double cross me. You're wanted
for crime, and I'm.
Speaker 2: Squealing on you all.
Speaker 4: Let's need it. Come on and get some sherff pennyway.
Don you squeal on me?
Speaker 1: He can. I'll tell a few things and cheat the
jack in that card game.
Speaker 4: I take the word of a crook like, come on
on your way, boys, I reckon. We gotta get all
this little pop down and write book. You'll be a
right handy at the trial. Paw. That puts me in
the clear.
Speaker 1: It does, Sun and I guess you've learned a lesson.
I have so have I I won't mistrust you again.
But stranger, wait a minute, I don't understand. How did
you get into the safe last night? And if his
hands didn't turn red when he washed him this morning,
why did he turn red?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 10: I didn't how to rub the powder on when he
grabbed his hands to sting. RAN's guilty conscience did the rest.
Speaker 1: But wait, thanks Jack. It all goes to show what
a guilty conscience will do to a man.
Speaker 6: Come on.
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