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Speaker 1: At the Gallery.

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Speaker 2: Fort Laramie.

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Speaker 3: Fort Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain lee Quins, especially

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transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the

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wild Frontier, the song a Fighting Men who rode the

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rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of lee Quinn's

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captain of Cavalry.

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Speaker 4: Lieutenant Cybrids. Reporting is ordered, Captain.

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Speaker 2: Oh, it's mister Sabitz. I have a special detail for him. Yes, sir,

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we've received a report as a band of Brulet Sioux

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camped in the North Fork near White. But I want

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you to ride out and see what they're up to. Yes, sir,

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they're too close to the Bozeman Trail. Better take a

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scout with you. I suggest Dan Tolliver. I prefer Pete Haysen. Sir, Oh,

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why I don't care for Tolliver. He's the best scout

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on the post.

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Speaker 4: He's a squaw man.

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Speaker 2: You've still got a lot to learn about the West,

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mister Saberts. I suggest you might find old Dan Tulliver

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a very valuable teacher.

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Speaker 5: Yes, sir, Yes, Sari Son.

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Speaker 6: I come out of these parts when I was a

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lot younger than you might, a lot younger.

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Speaker 5: Nothing normal cheeks, but peach.

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Speaker 4: Buzz must have been rugged those days.

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Speaker 5: Rugged.

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Speaker 6: Why, Son, they weren't a town or village tricks Saint

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Joe on the Missouri and Moderey on the Pacific, man

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had room to breathe. Now look at it, immigrants pushing

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west every year, filling the plains with dust and damnation.

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I can't say I blame the Indians for being a

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might put out about it.

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Speaker 4: I'd expect you to look at it that way.

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Speaker 5: What do you seeking find by that? Son?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 4: I understand you've been closer to the Indians than some

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of us.

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Speaker 6: Well, so I haven't a manner of speaking. Lived amongst

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them off and on for many a year. Find people

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decent people.

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Speaker 4: I saw how decent they were up on the powdered river.

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Man doesn't look very pretty after they've been decent to him?

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What prior to the states you call home, sir, Pennsylvania?

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Speaker 6: Mm hmmm, Well, how do you feel of all of

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a sudden a lot of people started crowding into your hometown,

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moving on the street you live in, moving right spray

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into your house?

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Speaker 5: Maybe what do you do?

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Speaker 6: I don't know, and I know you throw him out

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that's what. Well, this whole prairie belongs to the Indian. Yes, sir,

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she's home, and he.

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Speaker 7: Feels about it just the same way as you do

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about your home.

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Speaker 4: It isn't the same thing.

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Speaker 5: We might see the same to an Indian.

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Speaker 4: That's ridiculous.

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Speaker 5: Oh wait, wait, wait a minute, what is it? Indian?

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Speaker 4: Where down there in that drawl? Oh yeah, his horse

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is bucking.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 7: Look, well, first time I ever knowed an Indian to

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get thrown off his horse.

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Speaker 1: Let's go. Come on, tell you.

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Speaker 4: Ra or snake, it's gonna strike. That's why her horse

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threw her.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, snake ain't gonna be much used no more.

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Speaker 4: You better get a tourniquet on that leg before the

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poison starts.

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Speaker 7: Movie, and you could use your revolver lanyard.

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Speaker 4: Oh sure, Uh, tell her not to be afraid. Tell

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her we'll take care of her.

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Speaker 8: I understand you.

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Speaker 4: Oh well, it's got the blood stopped. Now I'm gonna

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have to cut your legs so I can suck out

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the poison. I'll try not to hurt you.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, she's fainted.

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Speaker 4: It's just as well. I had to make sure to

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get all that poisonous.

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Speaker 7: That Indian blood tastes any different from regular blood.

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Speaker 4: Are you talking about blood's blood?

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Speaker 7: That's what I've been talking about.

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Speaker 4: Help me get her over of my horse.

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Speaker 7: Where are you taking her back.

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Speaker 2: To the fort?

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Speaker 7: Will you think that's smart?

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Speaker 4: We can't leave her out here. She needs a doctor's care.

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Speaker 7: We could try to find her people's camp and.

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Speaker 4: Leave her with them to die of blood poisoning.

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Speaker 7: She's only an Indian shine.

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Speaker 4: All right, Tolliver, that's enough, Let's get our horses. It's

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a long ride back to the fort.

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Speaker 2: What you've done may have serious consequences, mister Seyberts.

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Speaker 4: What else could I do?

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Speaker 1: Sir?

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Speaker 2: Do Look from the Indians point of view, you've kidnapped

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one of their women.

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Speaker 6: Well, I suggested we ought to find her village captain,

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but the lieutenant said bring her here.

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Speaker 2: We can only hope they didn't see you, and that's doubtful.

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Speaker 6: Her pony boted, and when he gets back to camp

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without her, there'll be the devil to pay. She ain't

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no ordinary squall.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean by the look of her clothes

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and the way she wears her hair? She could be

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the daughter of a chief lieutenant. Seyberts. We're here to

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keep the peace, not to commit over to acts of hostility.

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Speaker 4: It was only an act of simple Christian charity.

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Speaker 2: Lieutenant, you'll form a detail at once and return that

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girl to her people.

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Speaker 4: But sir, the doctor says, she's got to stay in

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bed for at least a couple of days.

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Speaker 9: A couple of the guards here well, Post number three

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reports a party of Indians righting towards the main gate.

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Speaker 5: How many, fifty or sixty of them?

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Speaker 4: Sir, what do you think, Dan, My guess she is

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to come to parley.

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Speaker 2: If you're right, let's see what they want.

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Speaker 4: I suppose that's the chief riding in along and Spotted Tail.

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Speaker 2: He's always been friendly.

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Speaker 6: Well, he ain't dressed up friendly the day, Captain, every

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scalp he ever took dangling in the belt.

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Speaker 4: Shall I follow in the company, Captain.

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Speaker 2: Don't move, sabits greeting's friend. The soldiers of the Great

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White Father are honored by the visit of the mighty

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spotted Taiale.

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Speaker 10: The soldiers of a Great White Father say one thing,

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do another? Say want peace? Steal land, shoot buffalo, call

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it peace now.

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Speaker 11: Steal Indian woman, steal daughter of Spottail.

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Speaker 2: Your daughter was not stolen Spotted Tail.

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Speaker 1: She was hurt.

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Speaker 2: This officer brought her here so the doctor could help her.

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Speaker 1: Where he is a wapa.

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Speaker 2: My daughter, she is in the hospital. I'll take you

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to her.

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Speaker 8: It's true, my father, White soldier help me.

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Speaker 1: Why why enemy of Indian shave Indian life.

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Speaker 2: We do not want to be your enemy's spotted tail.

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We want peace. I hear this many times before. I'm

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sorry too much. You'll have to go. Now, come, Spotted Tail.

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Ahapa must dress, not leave.

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Speaker 1: Daughter belong to her people.

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Speaker 5: I take, but you can't be moved.

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Speaker 8: I move, no, my father, I do as white doctors say.

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Speaker 1: You come to the lodge of your father.

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Speaker 5: Captain.

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Speaker 7: I can't be responsible.

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Speaker 2: Spotted Tail.

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Speaker 1: Hear me.

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Speaker 2: Aha Appa will live. She will be well in a

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few days. If you move her now, she may die soon.

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Speaker 1: Medicine man, make my daughter well.

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Speaker 2: Spotted Tail. You can pitch your lodge outside the fort

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until Ahaapa is well again. You can see her every day.

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Speaker 1: Tail not agency. Indian is warrior must hunt.

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Speaker 2: You can hunt around here. There's plenty of game.

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Speaker 1: White soldier. Keep daughter of Spatiale in prison.

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Speaker 8: My father wise chief, he knows this. No prison is hospital.

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These are no enemy the friend. Ahaa here Awapa stay here.

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Speaker 1: I then.

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Speaker 2: Be sure, well, mister Sabots, your a little adventure didn't

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turn out so badly after all. No, sir, but I

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don't advocate rescuing Indian maidens in distress as a substitute

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for military duties.

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Speaker 4: No, sir, only only what had the captain been in

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my place? I feel sure he would have done the

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same thing.

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Speaker 2: Oh, yes, sir, maybe so, she's a spunky little baggage.

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You uh going over to the quarters.

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Speaker 4: As a matter of facture, I thought maybe i'd drop

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in at the hospital here.

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Speaker 2: I see. Well, good luck mister Sibs.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, sir. Warning doctor Oh, Lieutenant Cyberts, how's your

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patient this morning?

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Speaker 5: Well?

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Speaker 7: Now I have more than one lieutenant.

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Speaker 4: How is she well?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 7: By a curious coincidence, she was inquiring about you this morning?

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Speaker 4: About me?

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Speaker 7: Yes, she asked me to send for you.

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Speaker 4: Why why didn't you ask her?

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Speaker 5: It's quite well enough to talk to.

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Speaker 4: Now, thanks doctor, warning, ma'am?

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Speaker 8: Now is good?

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Speaker 4: Are you feeling better?

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Speaker 8: A pain all gone?

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Speaker 4: That's fine?

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Speaker 8: A how upa all life to lieutenant? Apa? Belong Lieutenant,

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I beg pardon how else? Ahaba show?

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Speaker 4: Thanks by getting well quickly is not enough. It's all

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the thanks I need.

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Speaker 8: It's strange.

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Speaker 4: What is strange?

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Speaker 8: White man, Indian? Both men? White men think different.

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Speaker 4: That's because we've been taught differently.

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Speaker 8: Ahapa like way white men think. You teach Allapa think

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this way.

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Speaker 4: That's quite a large order. But you do.

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Speaker 8: First you teach Aha speak white man tongue.

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Speaker 4: You speak English very well? Not good?

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Speaker 8: Ahaa, think you teach better.

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Speaker 4: I'll be glad to try.

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Speaker 1: Good.

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Speaker 8: You begin now?

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Speaker 4: Ah, I don't know where to begin?

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Speaker 8: How does lieutenant call himself?

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Speaker 5: Me?

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Speaker 8: Aha? What lieutenant?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 4: My name is Cybrits, Richard Cyberts, Richard.

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Speaker 8: Good See Ah, I learned first important English world.

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Speaker 2: Mister, sir, mister Seyberts. I may be mistaken, but I

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don't believe I saw any change in the order of

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the day.

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Speaker 4: I beg pardon, sir.

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Speaker 2: Since when have sash and plume been indicated as proper

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dress for the officer in charge of guard mount?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Well, it isn't, sir, but I thought it might be

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good for the morale, the morale of whom Why the

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men's are naturally how's that, lieutenant?

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Speaker 1: Well? Sir?

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Speaker 4: It also occurred to me that it might make a

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good impression on the Indians around the post. They put

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a lot of stock in their own headdresses and ceremonial regalia.

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I thought it might be a good idea to show

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them what our address uniform.

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Speaker 2: Looks like, Lieutenant Seibertz. The only Indian who witnessed this

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guard mount was Ahuapa. I'd noticed that, and had you

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noticed that each time you are the officer of the day,

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she is here on the parade ground to watch you

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change the guard. So I guess she's interested in soldiers, sir,

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soldiers or a certain soldier.

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Speaker 4: I wouldn't know, Sir.

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Speaker 2: I believe you're off duty now, Yes, sir, Then, Lieutenant,

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I suggest you shouldn't keep the lady waiting, Yes.

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Speaker 4: Sir, Thank you, sir. It always makes me a little

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sad to say such a sunset so beautiful.

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Speaker 12: My people say they not wish to die, and each

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evening great spirit must fight with it until it died

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bloody death, and only when it scalped will night come.

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Speaker 8: Warrior may sleep gain strength to meet new day.

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Speaker 4: My people say the sun is a handsome god who

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rides across the sky in a golden chariot. Forever chasing

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the beautiful goddess who is the moon?

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Speaker 8: And does he ever catch her?

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Speaker 4: Never? He said, story he should catch her, He can't,

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for he belongs to the day and she did the knight.

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Speaker 8: But if he did catch her, what would happen?

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Speaker 4: Who knows? So great is their love? Perhaps the heavens

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would burst into blinding flame, consuming everything. Oh yes, but

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he would have got her, Yes, he would have caught her.

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Speaker 8: He gone, now, your handsome sun god gone over edge

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of world. Great spirit has killed him.

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Speaker 4: Oh no, he's not dead. Look over in the east.

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The moon goddess comes following after.

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Speaker 8: Richard. Yes, I am that moon goddess. You are that

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god of Sun, and I follow you always and never

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never may I got you.

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Speaker 5: Now?

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Speaker 4: No, I won't run away over the edge of the

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world like the Sun. I'll stay here with you always always.

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Speaker 8: You're not afraid of blinding flame that consume everything? I'm

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not afraid, then, I'm not afraid.

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Speaker 1: Good evening the Cybergs.

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Speaker 4: Hello, honey, you want a little rye? No thanks, I'm

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looking for Captain Quince. Has he been in I haven't seen.

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Speaker 1: Them all evening? Yeah?

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Speaker 13: Well, well hello there, n Hello Dan, how about you

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and me have a little drink. Nothing, Oh, come home now, an,

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he's very sociable. Scenes how you and me got a

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lot in common?

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Speaker 2: What do you mean?

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Speaker 1: Oh?

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Speaker 10: You know what I mean?

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Speaker 4: If you'll pardon me, mister Harry Shan, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 6: Now wait now, nothing like a pretty little squad to

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change a man's mind about Indians?

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Speaker 4: Is their shun? You filthy?

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Speaker 7: I wait, there's no farce to get your dander up.

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Speaker 1: I was just a.

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Speaker 2: Hey, hey, now, what's this all about?

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Speaker 7: Captain Quinch. You are to take better care of this.

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Speaker 5: Young man of yours. He seems my touchy Mister Sabbath.

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Speaker 2: You're aware of the regulations covering the conduct of officers

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in uniform, yes, sir, only you'll consider yourself confined to

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quarters until further notice, Yes, sir. Captain Quinn's reporting, sir.

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Speaker 9: Morningly here you referee a little scuffle over at the

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Suttlers last night. Yeah, yes, sir, one of our officers

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fighting a civilian.

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Speaker 2: Well, Major Daggett. As far as I can see, he

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was provoked. Did Dan Tolliver attack him? No, Sir, Tolliver

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was taunting him about the Indian girl.

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Speaker 9: Cyber's in love with her. Apparently, well, his love affair

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will have to wait. We've got more important things to

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worry about. That's why I sent for you. Yes, sir,

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just got a dispatch from Fort Kearney. Some idiot Kansas

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militia outfit attacked the Cheyenne village last week.

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Speaker 2: But we have a treaty. We're at peace with the Geyenne.

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Speaker 9: Apparently it didn't mean a thing to those brave civilian soldiers.

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They attacked without warning of provocation, massacred every man, woman

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and child in the village. Come in, pardon, sir, Yes, sergeant,

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what is it? The Indians are pulled out. It was

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there last night, but this morning they ain't a single

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teepee down by the river, just a couple of stray dogs.

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Speaker 2: They got the news quicker than we did. They always do.

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Speaker 9: A party of Cheyenne is killed and the Sioux take

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to the war path. We may have a general uprising

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in our hands. Have your company ready to move out

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in half an hour, Captain, Yes, sir.

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Speaker 8: Is not good for a daughter of chief to be

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tied like prisoner.

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Speaker 11: He is not good for a daughter of chief to

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refuse to follow her people to war.

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Speaker 8: We are now many matches from white man on timey.

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Now I shall stay with my people.

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Speaker 5: It's good.

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Speaker 10: You will get will in your mind now the white

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man medicine make your body well, but your mind sick.

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Speaker 1: You will be well now.

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Speaker 8: There is much good about white man.

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Speaker 1: He killed our people.

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Speaker 8: Not white man at Fort Laramie. It was others. And

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it was not our people who were killed. It was

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a Chayan. We at peace with white men at Fort.

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Speaker 1: Laramie, white man, white man in your in your and soon.

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Speaker 8: White man will kill us all. If we will not

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make peace.

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Speaker 1: With him, then we will die brave in battle, not

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drawn on reservation.

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Speaker 8: You will warrior will, But what of women? What of me?

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Speaker 10: For many moon dark Elk warn you for his wife,

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marry him and have many babies.

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Speaker 12: I will remain with my people as long as I live,

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that I promise. But I will never marry dark Elk

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or any other Indian. Another glass of punch made you,

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Captain Quinn.

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Speaker 2: Thank him his devenport on Christmas Eve? Why not take it.

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Speaker 11: Well?

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Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, Lee, Merry Christmas. Major.

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Speaker 4: There's young Cybers.

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Speaker 2: Thought the doctor was letting him out of the hospital

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at last, And he'll be along presently. Major. I have

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a suggestion to make if I may sure, go Aheadly,

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this has been a bad winter so far, it looks

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like it's going to be worse. The Indians are only

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bound feel it. Game is scarce. They haven't the advantages

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of the treaty supplies. We were finishing them before they

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took the war path. Watch you suggestion ly call them

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in for a peace parley as soon as the snow's milt,

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say April first, Maybe we can end this useless bloodshed.

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Speaker 9: Maybe, but I don't think they'll come. Why not after

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that massacre in Kansas last summer. They won't forget. I

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can't say as I blame them. Where the tries and

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it's a certainly anything's worth a trying.

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Speaker 2: Lieutenant, how's the arm?

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Speaker 4: Doctor says it's gonna be all right, sir.

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Speaker 2: Lucky he didn't lose it. You should have seen it.

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Major arrow cracked the bone, pinned his arm against his side.

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As a miracle, he's alive.

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Speaker 9: I know those were spotted tails warriors, Lieutenant, Yes, sir,

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any idea who got you?

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, warrior name dark Yelk. He was after my

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scalp by shot him.

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Speaker 2: That changed your opinion of Indians Lieutenant.

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Speaker 4: No, sir, they're a fine race of people, Sir, I

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mean beg pardon, sir, As lieutenant, what is a party

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of Indians approaching the poster war party? No, sir, women

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and children along with the braves.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe we'll have a peace partly. After all, Let's

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go out and meet him. Now, where's Captain Quinch?

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Speaker 4: Right outside, Sir.

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Speaker 2: Major. It's Spotted Tale and I.

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Speaker 1: See it is greeting soldiers of the Great Wife Falla.

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Speaker 2: Greetings, brave Spotted Tail.

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Speaker 1: I come in peace and in sorrow.

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Speaker 2: What sorrow is the mighty chief of the Sioux.

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Speaker 11: My doll Auapa had gone beyond the sunset to join

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the Great Spirit.

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Speaker 4: She's dead.

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Speaker 9: The soldiers of the Great White Father joined in the

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sorrow of Spotted Tail.

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Speaker 1: The winter was long and cold. There was little to eat.

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Speaker 11: A fever came to a Wapa and would not leave

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her until at last she left me forever. But before

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she fell into long sleep, she asked two favors.

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Speaker 1: One I can grant, the other I must ask of you.

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Speaker 2: And what are those favorites? Spotted Tail?

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Speaker 1: She asked me to make peace with a white man.

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I have come to make peace.

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Speaker 2: It is good spotted tail, and what is the faver

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you must ask of me?

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Speaker 1: Oh Wapa love white man?

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Speaker 10: Oh Wapa say, if she cannot be with white man

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in life, then she wished to be with him in death.

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Speaker 1: Oh Wapa ask to be buried for love of me?

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Speaker 2: It shall be done.

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Speaker 9: Captain Quin's would you be good enough to assign a

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funeral detail full military honors?

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Speaker 2: Lieutenant Sabits. Lieutenant Sabits, Sir take charge of the.

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Speaker 4: Detail, Yes, Sir.

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Speaker 3: H Fort Laramie is produced and directed by Norman McDonald

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and stars Raymond Burr as lee Quinn's Captain of Cavalry,

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with Vic Perlin as Sergeant Gorse. The script was specially

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written for Fort Laramie by William N. Robeson, with sound

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patterns by Bill James and ray Kemper musical supervision by

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Amarigo Marino. Featured in the cast were Harry Bartel, Jack Moyles,

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Lillian bay F, Ralph Moody, John Dayner, John Stephenson, and

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Don Diamond.

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Speaker 2: Company. Tencent is miss.

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Speaker 3: Next Week, another transcribed story of the Northwest Frontier and

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the troopers who fought under lee Quin's Captain of Cavalry.

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