Speaker 1: A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud
of dust, and a hockey high or silver.
Speaker 2: A lone ranger.
Speaker 3: Stops and at constructors.
Speaker 4: Status stop and act.
Speaker 3: And act.
Speaker 1: Unstop stops at fustup.
Speaker 5: Stocks, up stop stops about up stop stops.
Speaker 1: In the early days of the Western United States, no
man did more to bring law and order to the
frontier than the masked Rider of the Plains. With his
great horse Silver and his faithful Indian companion Tanto, he
fought crime and criminals in seven states. Although history does
not record his deeds, his name will never be forgotten.
Now let us return once more to those thrilling days
of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering
who feats of silver. The lone Ranger rides.
Speaker 6: Again Silver.
Speaker 7: Of the Corson City.
Speaker 1: When gold was discovered Carson City, the town boomed into prosperity.
Dozens of gold strikes brought new money into circulation, and
the town bank was forced to keep its doors open
from shortly after sunrise till sundown. In the first scene
of our own range of drama, the light of dawn
colors the surrounding hills as we find the masked man
in Toddo approaching the town.
Speaker 6: Glad we can't for the night's huddle.
Speaker 7: It brings us to Carson City early in the morning
with our horses fresh.
Speaker 6: Maybe it not good? What do you mean? Maybe it's bad? Wait? Fine,
but we.
Speaker 7: Don't even know that Peter Lorenza headed for Carson City.
Speaker 6: Why we wasted time?
Speaker 7: Not know?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 7: You have a feeling that he's there? Uh right, one
of those feelings that you can't explain. Ah, I wish
we knew what Peter Renza looked like. That would help
in bringing that killer to justice.
Speaker 6: That hovel we not know.
Speaker 7: You must have heard that there's a lot of the
new paper money in the bank at Carson City.
Speaker 6: Everyone all of that. Knowing it, you'll surely.
Speaker 7: Make a play to get us. It does, we might
capture him and reach the end of this long trail there.
How on that last you on silver ow boy, there's
Carson City.
Speaker 6: Something has happened. It isn't just a cape fight at
this time of the morning. Come on the lby.
Speaker 7: That is a crowd of people running toward the bank
on seeing will stand the people of the crowd till
we find out what's happened And that's independent of the
stars on my face. And take all the masks and
that right, get it off silver.
Speaker 3: It is adorning just when he went opening the bank.
Anyone to see the thief?
Speaker 9: How much for?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 7: Why has the sheriff?
Speaker 3: Somebody get the law? It's robbery and murder?
Speaker 2: Ain't we there?
Speaker 6: Let me through? What's going on here is the crack
of the door, jeriff.
Speaker 3: The banker was shocked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and kill Who's seen it?
Speaker 7: Who done it?
Speaker 6: How did it happened? Come on, why do you speaker?
Must be someone knows something about it, Cheff Chaff that's
my boss. You see that claim? What about the money?
Was the storm?
Speaker 7: He's tuck as much, pulling money as a man can
carry a horse stack of it, thousands of dollars.
Speaker 4: Who I don't know?
Speaker 3: All I know is if the cash is gone and
the banker's dead.
Speaker 6: Wire down, all of your hush up? What was you saying?
Speaker 7: I just got to Constant City a few weeks ago,
Cheff Connage, I know, I know your name's felled.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well what about it? You know anything about this?
I can help you? Well, you see, Sheriff, I was
a witness of the murder.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was coming this way when I heard the
shots and seeing the killer riding away?
Speaker 6: Which way do you go to the east? What do
you look like? Did you see enough able to get
a description?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I can describe him and I can name him. There
ain't no use trying to get him. What kind of
talk is there? You gotta kid him? They killed my
what's the REASONA won't do no good to describe him?
Because chef the critter's name is Pete Lorenzo.
Speaker 7: Pete Lorenzo. You mean to say you know that killer? Yeah,
and one of the few men has seen him and
live to tell about it.
Speaker 6: Who's Pete Lorenzo?
Speaker 3: Pete Lorenzo. If he's done this, we'll never get him.
Speaker 6: Who is he? Can't you tell me who he is?
There ain't a worst killer than the whole of the West.
Speaker 7: Lorenzo stole land and cattle, bullying, folding money, and he's
killed any man that's got to see him close enough
to identify him.
Speaker 6: He ain't killed me, And I'm here to tell you
what he looks like. Well, go on, describe him.
Speaker 7: A man about my size, his head long and straight,
straggles down from under his hat. He carries a bullet,
in his leg and it makes him walk with a limb.
What sort of horse is he riding?
Speaker 6: A chestnut? Do you hear that?
Speaker 7: Boys?
Speaker 6: Well, what are you wasting time here for? You know
who you're looking for.
Speaker 7: Why don't you go and get him.
Speaker 8: That's one of the best men in Cosson City laying
dead at Chicla.
Speaker 6: Do anything about it. We're gonna do plenty about it.
Speaker 3: Clym, Let me ride in your possey, Sheriff.
Speaker 6: Every man that can pack a gun and ride a
horse will ride.
Speaker 7: We'll get that killer. If we have to go from
here to kill, can come count me in shere, Urine.
Speaker 6: Felon, I'm gonna need you to identify the coyote.
Speaker 3: Take me along.
Speaker 7: All you boys go home and get your horses, load
up your six guns and fetch your rifles. Bring food
not to last for several days. We ain't coming back
until we bring Pete Lorenzo with it?
Speaker 6: All right? Do you hear That's how me here?
Speaker 7: That man the sheriff calls Felton, I describe Pete Lorenzo
not right? Wonder honey, lay write that description is mm
not know? Oh? Then seems to be the only living
man who has seen Lorenzo.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 7: I don't know how much we can depend upon his description,
but we're going to find out what we do. We're
going to ride with Possei no tata, not with the posse.
We ride behind the sheriff's men. Why do that, Pete,
Lorenzo has been trailed by posse's before this. He's avoided
every trap that's laid for him. He's outwitted every man
who's trying to trail him. All that right, he's too
clever to be caught with the sheriff. We ride behind
the posse and see what the lawn good. Come on,
we ride back away from here until the plus gets underway.
Speaker 6: Come on, get him.
Speaker 1: The Sheriff's posse was soon organized and thundered out of
the town. Throughout the long day, the posse searched the
surrounding country for many miles around, but without success. Third sunset,
the law man called a hall here.
Speaker 6: Worries.
Speaker 10: We ain't found no sign of betrayal yet. Now they
ain't gonna discourage this. We've still got some daylight lift
shad were splitting up. Hey, Pete lamb Jake, each of
you take four men and make a unit.
Speaker 6: We'll fan out.
Speaker 7: Go to the dark and camp for the night and
start early in the morning. Go to the Martis time
you ain't found Pete Lorenzo, head.
Speaker 6: Back for Carson. We can't give up the hunt, Schaff.
We just got one of us.
Speaker 7: We'll find him before tomorrow night. Tell them do you
ride with me? Claiming bive, come along with us, right,
Sheriff may now get moving and ride get.
Speaker 6: Hello.
Speaker 7: We'll follow the group with the sheriff and Felden and
keep Justice Farm behind them.
Speaker 6: Come on, get them up.
Speaker 1: Late the next afternoon, Feldon found the trail, and instead
of turning back at sunset, the group of four riders
kept following the dim tracks of a single rider. They
saw where he had camped for a meal, and then continued.
It was nearly dark when Feldon.
Speaker 9: Asked, is this still the same tail?
Speaker 7: Chef connored, this is it all enough? We're closing in
on him too. That place where he built a fire
wasn't cold yet, and we ought to come on him
right soon.
Speaker 6: Reckon. So Feldon Camp, I want the personal privilege. You're
putting a bullet in that critter. None of that, Feldon.
Speaker 7: We take him back alive and string him up in
public as a warn and other crooks. I aim to
show folks, and not even Peter loramsall can get away.
Speaker 6: From the law. He's a clever critter. Chaff. Ain't many
men have seen him and live to tell about it.
Speaker 7: You're wrecking the range, Chaff. Look over there, I can't
fare sure enough? Come on, surround that camp.
Speaker 9: Give there.
Speaker 6: Here he is points pull hunder your way sky. You're
under arrest. What do you mean by arresting me? For break?
And you'll stop lid of jobs?
Speaker 3: Goodwin, You ain't pulling anyone Lorenzo.
Speaker 6: Hell, you're sure that's Peter Lorenzo. It's him, all right,
long black hair, sure enough? Hey, you walk over here.
I am I know that's shooting on his Felin and
my gingery walks with the lip. I told you, Shelf,
it's him. I know him anywhere. See here. What's all
this means?
Speaker 7: It means you're under arrest for shooting the banker and
Carson sitting for robbing a bank.
Speaker 6: And it means you're heading for the rope search of Felin.
Speaker 11: Canathing hold on? I ain't Peter Lorenzo. I'm hunting for
that environment. I'm trailing the same as you are likely story.
Speaker 6: Do you find anything feld him?
Speaker 7: He's hid the money somewhere, chef, and he's not him now,
no matter. We got him nice enough, we'll make him talk.
Speaker 6: You can't do this.
Speaker 12: If you think I'm Pete Lorenzo, You're crazy.
Speaker 7: I told you I'm hunting for it, trailing them, eh,
trying to where we trail them from Carson City, and
that trail ends right here at your fire any.
Speaker 12: So, boys like, it's not it was me you trail
He admits it, Sir, I don't admit nothing.
Speaker 11: I lost Lorenzo's trailer the other side of Carson City,
so I just kept on in the same general direction,
hoping to pick it up again.
Speaker 3: Sell me on that is it's true, Jernia.
Speaker 6: If he ain't Lorenzo, who are you?
Speaker 11: My name's Pete at well, Petey sure, I come from
the mountains to Carson. I've seen the whole robber and
hold up, and when Lorenzo let out, I went after him.
Speaker 6: What they look like, well, I don't know.
Speaker 12: His face was covered with a hood of some sort.
Speaker 6: Maybe you can prove your peat will Yeah, sure I can.
There's a couple of letters. Read them.
Speaker 12: You can see their address to me.
Speaker 6: I'll do that same, pass them over. I wouldn't take
no stock in them.
Speaker 2: Letter.
Speaker 6: Chef like has not stolen from somebody.
Speaker 7: M you didn't find no money on him, you've held
him no pee that well, n we'll add names on
these letters, all right.
Speaker 6: But that don't prove nothing. You might have found them,
I didn't.
Speaker 12: Them letters are mine, and I'm not gonna let you
frame her up.
Speaker 6: You say your name's Pete. That will.
Speaker 7: But you got long black hair like this fellow Lorenzo
on your limb. And what's more, that horse you got
tethered over there's a chestnut cheff.
Speaker 6: I hate him. I've been trailing him.
Speaker 12: Swear me in his a deputy, and let me go
along with you to hunt him.
Speaker 6: The hunt has ended right here. Now.
Speaker 3: We can't get back to Carson the night.
Speaker 8: Here.
Speaker 6: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 7: This is a likely place to camp. You may as
well stay here the morning. Tie this fellow good and
tired felding hands and feed both, then lay them with
that tree over yonder and I well, wait, don't.
Speaker 6: You see, Sheriff.
Speaker 11: If you take me and stop the hunt now, the
real people arend so we'll get away.
Speaker 6: I'm willing to take a chance on it. I got
an idea. We got the man we want right now,
but you ain't them.
Speaker 12: Let us tellus who I am.
Speaker 7: You probably stole him. Tie him up, Helen. We'll hold
him the morning and then take him to town to hang.
Speaker 1: The curtain falls on the first act of our Lowne
Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us
to pause for just a few moments.
Speaker 6: Now to continue the drama. You will recall that a
murder started.
Speaker 1: The Sheriff's men on the trail of Pete Lorenzo, a
killer who never left survivors to identify him. A newcomer
in Carson said he named Selden, claimed to have seen Lorenzo.
He described the outlaw and led the way to capture him.
The Lone Ranger, riding behind the sheriff and his men,
saw them make a prisoner of a lone camper. The
posse bound him, disregarding his pleas of innocence, and roped
him to a tree until morning. The Lone Ranger and
Tanta were not very far distant.
Speaker 6: Mean, stay right here.
Speaker 7: The horses will be all right where we left them.
Speaker 8: Tanahm.
Speaker 7: We can keep a close watch on the prisoner and
uther these Pete Lorenzo though mm I's pretty glad Now
I might slip over and help the man get free.
And I don't wanna see him take him back to
town just yet. I want the chance to talk to him.
Speaker 6: You wait, what is it?
Speaker 13: Holler the campfire?
Speaker 6: I see him.
Speaker 14: Hm, go the tree the prisoner and you see who
it is.
Speaker 7: Mum that fall her impotant? I want how to well,
didn't get close enough to hear what he's saying.
Speaker 4: Beat huh sh.
Speaker 6: Keep us soft.
Speaker 13: I wanted to make sure he was awake.
Speaker 7: Of course I'm awake.
Speaker 12: How can I sleep like this?
Speaker 13: Take it easy. I'm going to help you you. Yeah,
I've been thinking about this capture. It was me that
let the law here. I know if they take you
back to Carson City, you'll be lynched without a chance
for a fair trial.
Speaker 12: Of course I will, how innocent. I ain't no more
killer than you are. I ain't beat lornzome.
Speaker 3: Take it easy now.
Speaker 12: I make it knees not loose, so you can slip
out and I'm savvy.
Speaker 6: Well, you help me for he I.
Speaker 3: Don't want to be the cause of you being lynched.
Speaker 12: I soon you see it, get away.
Speaker 6: You're come to give me that chance.
Speaker 4: Help helped hang a man once, and after he was dead,
we finally he wasn't a guilty one after all.
Speaker 13: Since then, I don't take chances on the same mistake happening.
And uh they slip out in them ropes with a
little work.
Speaker 12: You'll never regret giving me this chance, I clanzo.
Speaker 4: If they had cash on you, I'd let you go
to the rope and glad of it, just because you're
in black loranzome have long black hair in enough to
convince me.
Speaker 13: Thanks felling, And you'll need a gun. I'll drop one
on the ground beside you. Get the ropes loose and
be ready. I'll give you this sick and the wind to.
Speaker 2: Make a break.
Speaker 3: But I don't need a gun.
Speaker 4: You might I got in my.
Speaker 12: Handsome feet loose already.
Speaker 13: God, I better wait a couple of hours more. I
tell the sheriff of me take our turn to guide
in there, and if he sees you making a break out,
getting his way so as he can't shoot you, I'll
cough when you're to run for it, all right, I've
dropped a gun by your side.
Speaker 2: I got it.
Speaker 3: I'll leave you now.
Speaker 7: Good luck you luck I'll need it.
Speaker 6: Oh, I hope I.
Speaker 7: Don't fall asleep, don't move quiet. I just want to
bring them in here to find you one time.
Speaker 6: But look here, who are you?
Speaker 7: I'll have a look at that gun.
Speaker 6: Are you the real pet Lorenzo?
Speaker 7: You're mass I'm not Peter Lorenzo?
Speaker 14: Then what are you doing here?
Speaker 6: Who are you?
Speaker 7: Be quiet while I examine this gun.
Speaker 6: But I don't tell him here.
Speaker 7: Look at the gun, tato on the cartridges?
Speaker 6: What matter?
Speaker 7: Examine it, then get it back to him. I'll have
a talk with him in the meantime.
Speaker 6: Two hours later, the camp was quiet.
Speaker 14: Pete still lay near the base of the tree, pretending sleep,
intensely alert. Near the campfire. Andy Felton was just waking
Sheriff Connord for his turn at watching the prisoners.
Speaker 6: He could do with more sleep. Here's coffee on the fire, chef.
If you like him good, it'll wake me up.
Speaker 12: He's the prisoner, all right, I reckon, so I looked
at him just before you waked up.
Speaker 6: I'll be glad to get him to turn him. The
only thing I regret is not having the cash this
night here getting the cold. The prisoner. He's making a break.
Speaker 3: Cook right, I can't see him a dark I can
shoot him.
Speaker 15: We'll I get my guns around the ground over here
by my blanket. Boy, wake up, he's shoot him back
at the boys, happy boy, hang on to him.
Speaker 6: Throw some brush will on that fire. Seems they see
what we're doing. He got him dake as strong as
a bull.
Speaker 3: He's he said, any he been shotting him.
Speaker 6: Back there, you boys, get that brushwell on the fire.
Speaker 3: I'll push him on here.
Speaker 6: Hey, this ain't the prisoner. I'm right while you left
me tied to the tree. The prisoner. How does this happen?
Who's this? Sitt him up? Let me take a look
at him. There's the fire. See this is an engine.
Uh me need unto what's this mean? Where did you
come from?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 6: You not to know what are you doing around here?
Speaker 13: Me?
Speaker 6: You look for looking for an out law?
Speaker 12: Huh huh.
Speaker 6: Looks to me like he was trying to help the
outlaw we already captured get away.
Speaker 9: Not to not prove that's what.
Speaker 6: He was doing.
Speaker 3: Peter Lorenzo's got an injurine helper, that's what.
Speaker 6: Chaver girl, I don't know.
Speaker 16: We ain't no proof, right, we know the engine ain't
done nothing, but just the same, you must have good eyes, Speldon.
Speaker 6: Listen, yeah, you take.
Speaker 9: One of the guns, both of them Aerican hoots with
Lorenzo is on the case, Speldon.
Speaker 7: We're trying to locate Peter Lorenzel and take him to justice,
and thankfully've accompanied our purpose.
Speaker 6: Just who the same hill are you? Yeah?
Speaker 7: It occurred to you that Feldon would have to have
awful good eyesight to see the prisoner escaping in the dark.
Speaker 6: Well, I couldn't see nothing, but just to say.
Speaker 9: He didn't see it either.
Speaker 7: He thought the prisoner was escaping because he'd already loosened
the ropes to make that possible.
Speaker 6: It ain't so it ain't the case, Sheriff. You know
better than that.
Speaker 7: Let's go over to where the prisoner's tired and let
him tell his story. It's you he's saying it about Feldon.
Why thunder, You must have eyes like an animal's see.
Speaker 3: In the dark. That we of course I seen him,
didn't I tell you any Pete?
Speaker 9: Yeah, suppose you tell the sheriff what Feldon did?
Speaker 6: Well? He gosh, I don't know. He acted friendly to
me and I acted friendly to you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, tell him the truth, Pete, but I ain't sure
that he was tru It's the only thing that will
save your life.
Speaker 11: Well, Sheriff Feldon come to me and said that he'd
already have to hang an innocent man, and he didn't
want me to be the second.
Speaker 6: Did you say that, Feldon?
Speaker 3: The whole things are pack ofized. None of it's true, on, Pete.
Speaker 12: I told the sheriff that I wasn't Pete, Lorenzo. I
showed you them letters in my pocket.
Speaker 6: What Feldon say to you?
Speaker 12: He loosened the rope so as I could get away.
He told me that when he coughed, that was a
signal for me to run.
Speaker 7: He did, Eh, that was the first step, and Heldon's
carefully made planned sheriff, go on, tell me the rest.
Speaker 12: Then then he dropped a gun on my side where
I could get it when I escaped.
Speaker 6: Did you do that, Felim It ain't true.
Speaker 9: It ain't true. I can't get to the proof later.
Now tell the sheriff and I did, Pete.
Speaker 11: You come and wrote me tight again so as I
couldn't get away exactly. Then you looked at the gun
and you handed to the engine.
Speaker 9: Yes, and what did I tell you?
Speaker 12: He told me to stay right here and not to
make no sound.
Speaker 7: Then what happened when Feldon coughed the engine was here,
you know, the rest sheriff here we captured the red skin.
I examined the gun. Feldon left with this man. Yeah,
he loaded it with prepared cartridges. Well, look here, I
ain't gonna stand for no more of this, shay.
Speaker 6: If you know, I'm the one that helps you get
this prisoner, I've been riding your.
Speaker 8: Side from the style well heldn But what did I want.
Speaker 6: To help him escape?
Speaker 7: I said, shut up, I'm gonna hear what this man
here's to say. The cartridges and the gun left here
were blanks. The lead had been dug out of them
with a knife and a wad of paper put in
its place. Feldon had no intention of letting Pete hurt
anyone with a gun, especially himself. What do you want
to do that for a stranger? Maybe you can tell
us this I can. I'll go back to Pete. Lorenzo
he knew things were going hot for him. He knew
that sooner or later he'd come to the end of
the trail. He felt the best way to shake the
law off once.
Speaker 9: And for all.
Speaker 7: Would beat to die, to die, have everyone consider him dead.
There was one man in particular who was closing in
on him, and he knew it was a man who
walked with a limp, with long black hair, a man
named Pete Atwell.
Speaker 6: Pete Adwell, that's the how do we.
Speaker 9: Capture That's what he said. His name was Athwell is
a man who's tied to that tree.
Speaker 6: Pete.
Speaker 7: Lorenzo went into Carson City and stayed there until he
knew that Athwell was close by, and he robbed the bank,
killed the banker.
Speaker 9: But instead of escaping, he stayed right in town.
Speaker 3: Don't you believe a word, he says Sheriff. He can't
prove nothing like that. It's hal a hack and bow
storry to help this cridit.
Speaker 7: I told you to be quiet, Helen. I'm controlling things
here and I'm gonna hear what the mask man has
to say.
Speaker 6: Gord Stranger Cork.
Speaker 7: Lorenzo described the man he knew was chasing him. I
was in the crowd when he did so. I knew
he didn't tell the truth because he said Lorenzo escaped
to the east.
Speaker 9: He had done last I'd have seen him as I
rode into Carson City.
Speaker 6: But you and your mask, oh gun, and I can't
account for you. Never mind me.
Speaker 7: We're talking about Lorenzo. Lorenzo led you on the trail.
He circled until he came on the footprints of the
man he knew was following him.
Speaker 9: Eat that well, and he led you here.
Speaker 7: He'd already described this man, so you assumed you'd captured
Pete Lorenzo.
Speaker 6: Goer.
Speaker 7: His plan was to let Pete Athwell get away so
he could shoot him. That would end all hunting for
Pete Lorenzo.
Speaker 8: All right, you're all covered, then filed in his pet Lorenza, Well,
I'll came back. I'll shoot the first man that makes
a move to get me. You think you're pretty smart, eh, Stranger, Well,
I'm just a little.
Speaker 6: Too fast for you. So you're confessing you're dirty.
Speaker 8: Right, I'm Pete Lorenzo, and I still ain't gonna be
taken by the law.
Speaker 3: He got that drop on the every one of you,
including a mask man.
Speaker 8: Pacha was smart, eh, But you're just smart enough to
die right here on the spot.
Speaker 9: You'll probably find the stolen money in his saddle bank sheriff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here, Lorenzo, you'll get a care trial.
Speaker 6: I ain't taking a chance on no trial.
Speaker 3: Dead men don't talk.
Speaker 6: I got twelve bullets in his bracer.
Speaker 9: Guns, and why don't you use them?
Speaker 6: I am I gonder and I'll still be fell into
every one at time? Are you ran? Back? All of
you and go back with me on.
Speaker 3: About how Lorenzo shot a bunch of us up. I
was the only one to survive the like that, Sheriff.
Speaker 6: The credit at the tree.
Speaker 3: There will still be Pete Lorenzo.
Speaker 6: Savvy Lorenzo.
Speaker 9: I'm coming to take those guns away from you.
Speaker 16: Stand back unless you want to be the first one
to be drilled. Put down those guns, Lorenzo, stand back.
I can you put down those guns? You're under a
rest for murder. Why don't you shoots? I will, I
swear I will shoots. I'll show you that's.
Speaker 6: All that's need it. I'll take those guns. He's one
of his guns. Sheriff, here's the other like.
Speaker 4: Me, like me?
Speaker 6: I can you have to rope on him?
Speaker 7: You hold him?
Speaker 6: You ain't human. You ain't human.
Speaker 3: Like fire the point blanket shack and I'll shawyer. You
can't hold me I'll kill every last from you.
Speaker 2: HOLI micro.
Speaker 6: Let make him quietly.
Speaker 3: Just see that engine walk him now you can.
Speaker 6: Time is your sheriff. But girsh fish hooks stranger. I
seen him. He shot point blank at you.
Speaker 3: He shot twine.
Speaker 7: He had a good idea, Cheff and framing Pete that well.
It was such a good idea that I used it
myself here.
Speaker 6: But I don't say he don't. Bullets hurt you. The
words of paper stung.
Speaker 7: But my shirt is thick watch of paper collar horses
hand of You're right, you see, Sherff. I took the
gun he left for Pete that well to use and
left it with one of his own guns. I took
the lead out of the cartridges of his other guns.
Speaker 3: Well, how em bragious could you do that?
Speaker 7: While we was all a garden you were guarding Pete
that well, none of you saw Tollow slip up and
put the fixed guns and Pete Lorenzo's holsters that were
lying on the ground Mary's blanket.
Speaker 6: The real Pete Lorenzo, by thunder and hair. He is
stretched out on the ground, knocked out by a redskin.
Speaker 7: Always Untie Pete that well, untie him and take him
into town with us. He used to share, and all
the rewards and the mask man man doesn't want rewards.
Speaker 5: Yep, oh silver, the Sea, river City. We've got to
hurry on still.
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