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Speaker 1: All right, mister there it is.

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Speaker 2: You can't get into this mind, we can't get out.

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It's just a question of the lack of water, and

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who is forced to give up first? Have Gone, Will Travel,

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starring mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five,

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The Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin.

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Speaker 3: Oh, mister Palazine, missed up, Palazine, I.

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Speaker 1: Have no no, not just now, hey boy, later.

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Speaker 3: But mister Paladin, not most important.

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Speaker 2: Riot, or I'll kill you who he saw pretty grumpy today?

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Hey boy, over at the writing desk, over the amber hair,

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green eyes, and the go ask the clerk her name quickly.

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Speaker 3: My name Annette Vargas.

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Speaker 2: And at Vargas it's French. But of course she had

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to be French. She's stopping here. Yeah, good alone a loan, excellent.

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Now I want you to find the freshest reddest roses

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in San Francisco, hey boy, and you attach this card

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and take them to her Suite two, Mademoiselle Annette from Paladin.

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Shall we say eight o'clock for sinners?

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Speaker 1: Sound all right?

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Speaker 3: Oh fine, you take his message now?

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Speaker 1: Yes, what is it? Hey boy?

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Speaker 2: Who's it from? Mamselle, and what she said a gibber

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to you, mister Pulladin. Could we have a quiet, quiet

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dinner in my sweet this evening and discuss a mutual friend,

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Mademoiselle Annette.

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Speaker 3: Oh fit ah, can you do that?

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Speaker 1: I can do that.

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Speaker 4: This is Frank Knight speaking for Long Jean, the world's

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most honored watch. Some time ago we published a series

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of advertisements called the Adventures of Long Jeans. It told

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how Long Jean watches helped the pioneer aviators, how Long

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Jean was first to circle the globe with wiley posts,

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first to fly over the North and South post with

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admiral birds. These true tales prove that whenever time is

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of the essence, the watch of first choice is Lawn Jean's.

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Not only in championship sports, or in the competitions at

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the Great World's Fairs, or in the accuracy trials of

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government observatories, but in all fields of precise timing.

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Speaker 1: Yet, when you.

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Speaker 4: Think of it, a lawn gene is not costly compared

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to other things of finest quality. Invest as little as

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seventy five dollars in the lawn Jene, and it can

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be your proudest possession for a lifetime.

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Speaker 1: Your authorized Launjeene with no jeweler will be honored to

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serve you.

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Speaker 2: The dinner was set for eleven o'clock late, but Mademoiselleinnette

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Vargas was appearing in a Continental Review at the Arcadia

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Music Hall.

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Speaker 1: I attended the performance. On stage, she looked.

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Speaker 2: Even more radiant than in the hotel lobby and in

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the doorway of her suite, more engaging than any woman

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at a.

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Speaker 1: Right to appear.

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Speaker 5: You are Monsieur Paladin.

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Speaker 1: At your service, Mademoiselleanette.

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Speaker 3: Please come in?

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Speaker 5: Did you?

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Speaker 1: Thank you? And do not perform it with me.

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Speaker 5: I have been in the United States now for nearly

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two years, and I have gone to love what people

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do with the English language, especially here in the West,

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and I like it a great deal something.

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Speaker 1: I'm overwhelmed, Madmoiselle.

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Speaker 5: Oh you are not at all. You are wondering if

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I am playing some kind of a game with you.

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I am not, Monsieur h good health.

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Speaker 1: How about something.

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Speaker 5: I said I wanted to speak to you as a

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mutual friend. He told me of you. Instead, I would

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find you a firm, kindly man to be depended upon.

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Speaker 1: Who is he Mademoiselle Monsieur lady Kine leddy kne.

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Speaker 5: A lonely old man Monsieur Pelicin.

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Speaker 2: You knew of his death, Yes I did. But how

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did you know him? Where did you meet him?

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Speaker 5: He came to see me backstage at the theater one

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night in Chicago. He'd watched thirty five performances in a

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row and finally mastered up courage enough to come backstage

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and tell me that he likes me.

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Speaker 1: It sounds like leadhead. Then what Yeah, We dined.

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Speaker 5: It was an enchanting evening. He said things to me

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like you're so pretty, you make me want to yell.

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He talked of his sand and the sage and the

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searching and the looking hard hard years before he finally

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became rich, and then he was old, and then he

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was lonely, and then he met you. Yes, he met me,

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And that was the day before he died. He left

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me sys please read it.

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Speaker 2: To miss Sinnette Vargas, who has been a wonderful friend.

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I leave my entire share of the rimrock mind, poor

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poor darling.

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Speaker 5: I cannot accept it, of course, why not? We must

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have a family somewhere.

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Speaker 2: He was alone in the world, and that had been

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all his life. Now he meant it for you. You

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take it, keep it. I know what he felt, but

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it is too much.

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Speaker 3: I simply can't.

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Speaker 5: Oh excuse me.

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Speaker 1: Yes, oh.

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Speaker 6: Yes, my name is Vance Crawford and I'd like to

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talk to you about Leddy Cade.

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Speaker 5: Oh well, of course, come in. This is Mitchell Kalladence,

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also a friend of mister King.

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Speaker 1: How do you do.

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Speaker 6: Look, I'll be brief. Let him found that mine, but

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I put up the cash to develop it.

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Speaker 3: Were partners.

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Speaker 6: I received a letter from him, apparently written the night

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before he died, and he stated that he just made

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out a will leaving you his share of the rim

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Rock mind.

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Speaker 5: Yes, monsieur Paladin, and I, well.

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Speaker 1: I'll give you a thousand dollars for it cash.

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Speaker 5: A thousand dollars.

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Speaker 2: Isn't that pretty cheap property worth a quarter of asion?

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Speaker 1: Palate didn't look.

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Speaker 3: I don't know who you are what you do, but

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I'll tell you this a.

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Speaker 6: Probate judge and laugh that will out of court. It's

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easy to see what she is and guess what happened.

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She made a fool out of him.

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Speaker 1: She probably picked him up on a saloon, got him

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drunk all the rest.

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Speaker 3: Of it to please leave.

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Speaker 6: Look, the estate's going to be settled when the circuit

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judge stops in Rimrock next week, and you don't have

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a chance of collecting.

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Speaker 1: Now, how about that.

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Speaker 6: Thousand right now?

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Speaker 1: And the lady asked you to leave?

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Speaker 3: Better, ladies, and you.

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Speaker 6: Got a lot less than a thousand dollars for one

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night's work out.

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Speaker 1: Now, miss Fargus, what can I do to help.

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Speaker 7: You?

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Speaker 8: Need to do?

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Speaker 2: You need to the dollars for an act.

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Speaker 3: You need that kind of protection that only mutue.

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Speaker 8: What you need You need health insurance that pays and

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keeps on paying. Mutual of Omaha Hospital, surgical and income

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protection insurance plans that pay liberal long term benefits.

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Speaker 3: Here's what you need.

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Speaker 8: You need dependable protection that pays promptly, low cost plans

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by Mutual Benefit Health Enacted and Association Mutual of Omaha.

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Call your local Mutual of Omaha agent listened in the

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yellow pages all right Mutual of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska for

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details on protection that pays and keeps on pay. Mutual

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of Omaha pays so promptly it is the first company

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ever to pay out more than one billion dollars in

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health and accident benefits in its first fifty years. Find

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out how this low cost protection can help you write

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mutual of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska. If you will carry the gun,

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I will be delighted to travel. That is the way

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Mademoiselle and at Vargas stated the matter, and that is

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the way the matter was handled.

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Speaker 2: We took the stage into Rimrock, rented a buck board

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at the hotel, and drove out to inspect the Rimrock mind.

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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes, yes, what.

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Speaker 5: He told me it was barren me jeez, but in

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a beautiful way. Leddy would have said, Purty used that

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were the ideas. It's per toe you when the sand

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and the seeds change color, when the clouds chase over them,

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you want to tell the whole world about it. Only

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there's nobody there, nobody to see what you see, feel

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what you feel.

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Speaker 1: And it ain't pretty normal, poor dear lady. Yeah, yeah,

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let me help you down.

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Speaker 2: So how's it feel to be a lady of property?

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Speaker 9: Is this all there is to it?

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Speaker 5: The hole in the grounds.

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Speaker 2: They've only started to develop this mine the last year,

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but there's a half million dollars in that hole in

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the ground.

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Speaker 5: Oh, why are people working here?

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Speaker 2: I've been wondering at myself down. That explains why there

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is anyone around witnesses to be embarrassing. We need it

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too wrong, witnesses to your death. Come on the mind

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shaft careful now, keep.

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Speaker 1: Your head down. I'm safe here, you are right?

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Speaker 3: I think?

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Speaker 1: Uh, three of them? I can't reach us back here?

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Speaker 5: But you ever gone through?

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Speaker 3: Why cannot you shoot them back?

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Speaker 2: It'd be a waste of lead. They're using rifles that

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gives them twice.

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Speaker 1: The range on me.

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Speaker 3: Who who are they?

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Speaker 1: That's a good question. Who are you?

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Speaker 3: Rand of the rifle?

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Speaker 1: What do you want water? Come and get her?

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Speaker 5: Or I'm not going anywhere?

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Speaker 8: There are you?

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Speaker 1: Wow? That's it. They can't get in, we can't get out.

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Speaker 5: What time do you think it is?

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Speaker 1: I know it must be close to midnight. You what

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is that coyote? Full moon always bothers them?

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Speaker 5: Is there are no other way out of the mine?

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Speaker 1: A few air shafts too small to climb through?

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Speaker 5: What can they possibly gain keeping up here?

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Speaker 1: Time led heads of status do to be settled in court.

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First thing tomorrow is.

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Speaker 5: She and if I do not show up as you will,

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it will all go to that man conference. We must

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get past them, get out of here.

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Speaker 1: We stay with one, they will just shoot us down running.

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Speaker 3: What can we do?

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Speaker 1: Come here? All right? Now here? Take my gun, my hat.

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Speaker 2: Now you see the man down there with a rifle,

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you crawl straight for him.

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Speaker 5: He will shoot out to me.

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Speaker 1: You'll shoot my hat. I'm mistick.

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Speaker 2: I let him and while he's watching you, I'll try

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to circle around behind him.

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Speaker 7: I go.

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Speaker 1: Be careful. As soon as he's seen you, I'll start around.

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Speaker 2: Just by kicking your kids.

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Speaker 3: Looks like it's gone by a long night.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna blow your head clean off.

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Speaker 3: Next time, mesa.

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Speaker 1: Nice and still, I'll blow a hole in your back.

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How'd you get out of there? Right now? You call

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your men, Tell him you're leaving. He'll be back in

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a couple of hours.

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Speaker 2: Call them shorty, Joe, I'm cutting now.

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Speaker 6: I'll be back later a couple hours.

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Speaker 1: Tell him to stay on guard. You too, stay on guard.

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You have to see Crawford. I gotta talk to the boss.

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Speaker 3: Do what I tell you.

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Speaker 1: It was perfect. Now to show my appreciation, mademoiselle.

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Speaker 3: Anette is no safe.

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Speaker 9: It is now safe, sociable, up to date, debonair.

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Speaker 1: What's this a new word game?

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Speaker 9: Now I'm just mentioning the qualities that people admire and

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other people.

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Speaker 2: Oh, I see if you're sociable, up to date and

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what was another word?

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Speaker 1: Debonair?

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Speaker 9: Yes, debonair, but listen to it this way.

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Speaker 3: Be sociable.

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Speaker 5: Look, mind, keep up to date with.

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Speaker 9: Drink, the light refreshing PEPSI, stay young, their devenir.

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Speaker 5: Be sociable, have.

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Speaker 2: PEPSI notice how many of your friends are serving pepsicola

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these days.

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Speaker 1: It's the up to date refreshment.

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Speaker 9: De sociable.

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Speaker 2: The saloon in rim Rock was set up as a

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court at a small table at one end for the judge.

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He was a flinty faced man in his late sixties.

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The room was crowded with miners and prospects.

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Speaker 7: Order, all right, now, let's come to order. The first

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order of business before this court is settling the estate

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of Leadhead Cane.

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Speaker 3: All interested parties, President.

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Speaker 6: I believe I'm the only interested party in George Believer Crawford,

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mister Kane's pardner.

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Speaker 7: Well, I don't see that there's anything to say. Oh,

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Leadhead didn't leave any air. So I guess just a minute.

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Speaker 2: Your honor, please, your honor, before you rule in this

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case i'd like to be heard.

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Speaker 1: Oh you, my name is Paladin.

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Speaker 2: I represent Anette Vargas, who is entitled to Leadhead Cane's

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estate by virtue of this document, Leadhead's last woolen testament.

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Speaker 6: Let me see.

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Speaker 3: Oh that's a fraud, Judge that will.

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Speaker 7: Don't mean to think you just can't come in here

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with a piece of paper.

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Speaker 1: It's been properly with me. Well, all right, Leadhead did

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write it, but he was tricked.

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Speaker 3: And you all knew Leadhead.

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Speaker 6: How many you ever heard him talk about in that

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Vargas any of you, of course not. He only knew

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her one night. Judge, this year, Mademoiselle Vargas, just a

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chief entertainer, caught Leadhead in the trap, which is why

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I say this here will should be thrown out.

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Speaker 1: Ah, can't be too much argument with that.

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Speaker 3: I hear my Just.

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Speaker 1: Aren't you going to hear my side? I can't see

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that you got one. I assure you, I do your

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honner all right, But making sure.

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Speaker 2: The question to be decided here is was Leadhead coerced

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or even seduced into making this will?

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Speaker 7: And it's up to you to answer that question. To

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my satisfaction, I'll be.

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Speaker 1: Glad to try your honor. But to a jury, this

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is no criminal case.

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Speaker 2: I believe it is because mister Crawford's chargers are true, then, mademoiselle,

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and that is really guilty of extortion, and so am I.

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Speaker 1: An extortion is a criminal offense.

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Speaker 7: You will understand on that. If a jury finds against you,

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you will admit extortion.

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Speaker 1: I will you go to jail. You and at missus

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Vargas too, I realize that too.

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Speaker 2: All right, it'll take a while to pick a Jewely,

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it doesn't have to be a full panel, your honor.

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Any six men or four minutes.

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Speaker 3: All right, you over there and you you are borrow

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last a minute, you're go all over. This year's legal.

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Speaker 1: I've never seen these men in my life.

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Speaker 7: It's his neck, all right, come up here, all now,

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sit down there and listen sharp.

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Speaker 2: All right, go ahead, mister valaity, gentlemen, I don't know

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anything about you, but in each one of you I

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see something of Leadhead Cane. It's in your eyes, loneliness.

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That look was in Leadhead's eyes too, and he struck

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it rich. He could buy anything in the world except

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what he really wanted. Affection understanding friendship. Then one night

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he went to a theater and he saw a pretty

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girl on the stage, and he went to see her

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again and again, until at last he met her face

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to face like you see her now, Mademoiselle Anette, Will

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you please stand now put yourself in his place? That

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night he had her to talk to, to laugh with him,

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to sympathize with him, to listen as he spoke of

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his loneliness and his despair, and to love him a

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little bit. Now, gentlemen, I ask each of you to

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be Leadhead Caane for just one second of that night.

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Speaker 1: Meant tell me what would you have done? That's the

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name thing, old Leggy Joy three gay.

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Speaker 7: Warder hell.

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Speaker 3: This is highly irregular. A verdict's a verdict.

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Speaker 7: This will of Leadhead Cane's leaving his share of Rimrock

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Mind you a net, Margaret is proper and valid.

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Speaker 1: Well, the papers from rim Rock County came through today.

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There's your mind.

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Speaker 5: Now that I added, what shall I do with it?

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Speaker 3: Meet you?

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Speaker 2: Well, let's sit if you wish it would be a

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very nice income for the rest of your life.

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Speaker 5: I have an income for the rest of my life.

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There was ud mean, there's wonderful keen Scius for things

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in the garden. I will always see their eyes and

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feel their loneliness.

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Speaker 3: Oh he are the glasses, mister paladine.

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Speaker 1: Thank you, hey boy? If you open the wine please?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 1: Shall I have pau yes? You poor? Soon shall we

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drink to the mind?

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Speaker 5: No, I would like to drink it close to something else,

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to Leddy.

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Speaker 1: And so would I to Letty.

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Speaker 2: Came You folks who enjoyed the action and suspense, I'm

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have gone, will travel. We'll want to read the tense,

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exciting story of Kurt Sump in the current issue of

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Luk magazine. Court was shot at, his wife, beaten by hoodlums,

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his son viciously taunted by schoolmates, and the town turned

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its back on Kurt Sumf and his family. Why is

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it because Sumth is a Jew in Germany? Were the

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bullies that attacked him and destroyed his business really just

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rowdy hoodlums?

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Speaker 1: Or does this signal a new wave of antisemitic.

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Speaker 2: Terror in Germany? Find out in Look magazine. Learn in

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Look how this brave family fought back. Why did American

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soldiers come to their raid? How did local and national

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authorities react to this brutality? Don't miss this chilling, behind

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the scenes story in Look of a man's lonely fight

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against bigotry and hatred. For a gripping story of heroism

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and hate, read Hitlerism in nineteen fifty nine, A Jew's

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Fate in Germany. It's in the latest issue of Look Magazine.

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At your new stands now get luck today, Have Gun,

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Will Travel, Created by her Medal and Sam Rawl is

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produced and directed by Norman McDonald and stars John Dayner

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

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was written by Albert Alley and adapted for radio by

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John Dawson. Featured in the cast Alan Joseph Kerns, Harry Bartel,

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and James Nusser. Hugh Douglas speaking join us again next

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week for Have Gone, We'll Travel

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Speaker 1: And the Sentence