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Speaker 1: In just a moment, you'll hear James Stewart as the

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six Shooter. Just one of the many great stars brought

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to you on Sundays on NBC Every Sunday. Here Hume

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Cronnin and Jessica Tandy in The Marriage Sir Lawrence Olivier

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on Theatre Royal, and Lawrence Tippet with the Golden Voices,

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Helen Hayes, Frederick marsh Rex Harrison and Lily Palmer on

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the NBC Star Playhouse, all of them heard only on NBC.

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James Stewart as the six Shooter. The man in the

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saddle is angular and long league. His skin is sundyed brown.

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The gun and his holster is gray, steel and rainbow,

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mother of pearl.

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Speaker 2: It's handle unmarked.

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Speaker 1: People call them both the six Shooter. The NBC Radio

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Network presents James Stewart as the Six Shooter, a transcribed

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series of radio dramas based on the life of brit Ponset,

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the Texas Plainsman who wandered through the Western territories, leaving

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behind a trail of still remembered legends.

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Speaker 2: Now, in just a moment, immediately.

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Speaker 1: Following this important announcement, you will hear act one.

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Speaker 2: Of the six Shooter.

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Speaker 1: A lot of vacations start as a day dream and

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end as a day dream for lack of money. That

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need not happen to you. You can have extra money

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when you need it. Simply join the Payroll Savings Plan

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for buying United States Savings bonds.

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Speaker 2: When your bonds mature, you'll get.

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Speaker 1: Back four dollars for every three dollars you invest, and

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there's your extra money. Your vacation both guaranteed. Ask your

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employer about buying United States Savings bawns through the Payroll Savings.

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Speaker 2: Plan and then join.

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Speaker 1: Now Act one of the six Shooter starring James Stewart.

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Speaker 3: The wind had died down and it was quiet now.

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The only thing I could hear was the crick. Trick

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went away about twenty feet down from where I'd made camp,

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and I shifted the blanket, turned over on one side.

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The moon came out and I could see the water

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skimming along, washing the pebbles clean. Gits funny the way

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the sound of a crick always makes you drowse. Yeah,

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I start to close, and then I got that same

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feeling again, that that feeling I'd had all day scar

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Fella too ever since we turned off the Maiden Road

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into the trail of Petersville. I'd had a hunch that

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there was another horse not very far behind whoever was riding,

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and managed to keep out of sight. But it was

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the same kind of a hunch you get when you

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feel a pair of eyes drilling into the back of

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your neck and then turn around and s spot somebody

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staring at you. And scar hadn't been traveling very fast.

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Anybody could have caught us. It was real easy. Fella

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back there hadn't wanted to catch up, that is, if

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my hunch was riding right. Uh, it wouldn't be the

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first time I played their own hunch, you know. M

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no point of losing sleep over it. Anyhow, it was.

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Scarlet woke me up and I I could see a

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shadow over by my pilot grub and not more than

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six eight feet away. I inched my hand from under

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the blanket and I got a grip on my gun. Ah,

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you looking for something, me, sir, h, I don't know.

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Hold on, Oh, it's just amount of hold on all

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Uh much better, i'd uh. I'd kind of like to

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find out why you you why you You're pretty young

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to be roaming around this country, aren't your son?

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Speaker 4: I'm eleven.

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Speaker 3: Ah, you other fella's been following me all day.

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Speaker 4: It's a free trail, ain't it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I just it.

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Speaker 4: And you ain't got no right to anyfere with my

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riding over.

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Speaker 3: Oh ah, that's true enough. But uh, you haven't got

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much right stealing my grub either. I didn't steal any Well,

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that's what you're fixing to do, isn't it.

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Speaker 4: Maybe?

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Speaker 3: Ah? Now, if you're hungry, you're welcome to it. I

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got plenty of grub here, but you just didn't have

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to come sneaking around to I.

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Speaker 4: Didn't know who you was. I was afraid you might

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try to send me back home.

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Speaker 3: Uh huh, I'll uh j just where his home? Question?

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Oh well, if you'll stir up the fire, I'll see

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what I can do about heating up some beans. How's

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that time?

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Speaker 4: I'd i'd appreciate it?

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Speaker 5: Good?

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Speaker 3: Alright? Uh? Hamming that pound?

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Speaker 5: Really?

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Speaker 3: Then? Ah?

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Speaker 5: We are?

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Speaker 4: You won't tell nobody who ran to me, will you? Mister?

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You won't tell him?

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Speaker 5: You see me?

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Speaker 3: Well, I I uh not.

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Speaker 4: Taking me back to Question no matter what happens. I'm

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not going back there est day.

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Speaker 3: Oh I'll take it easy. Now. You're right. You're not

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the first boy run away from home. Far from it.

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Most of 'em a hike offer about your age, but

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they don't usually miss more than one meal before they

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turn back. At least I didn't. What happened your dad?

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Give you a weapon?

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Speaker 4: No, sir, Pop wouldn't hurt me either. He's a fine man,

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the finest man that ever lived.

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Speaker 3: Sure, yeah, uh wow, here's your beans.

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Speaker 4: I have you for Peter's Field to find my father.

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He told me when I was big enough I could

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join up with him. Well big enough now, ain't I?

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Speaker 3: Mm? Now, you are real good sized boy for eleven?

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Speaker 5: Uh?

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Speaker 3: How uh? How come you haven't been to standing with

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your dad?

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Speaker 4: He moves around a lot?

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Speaker 3: Oh, I say so.

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Speaker 4: I've been living with Aunt Aggie ever since Mary died.

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It's not the same as being with your own part.

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Speaker 3: No, No, I guess didn't.

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Speaker 4: And I made up my mind. As soon as I

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found out where he was, I was going to him.

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Speaker 3: And are you sure your dad's in Petersville?

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Speaker 4: An Eggie got a letter from here last Monday. I

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heard her talking to Uncle Ray about it, and heard

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him mentioning Pau's name sounded kind of worried, like something

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had happened to him.

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Speaker 3: Uh huh.

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Speaker 4: Then when they saw me, they shut up. You reckon.

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Paul's sick y, you reckon, that's what they were talking about.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know, sign. It could be that I

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asked him what was in.

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Speaker 4: The letter, but they wouldn't tell me. Now I'm gonna

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find out for myself.

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Speaker 3: Well, seeing how's I'm heading for Petersville too, I guess

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there's no reason why we should and ride along together.

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And if we're gonna be traveling companion as way out

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to introduce herself.

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Speaker 4: Don't think my name's Lockin rink rotting.

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Speaker 3: Oh please make your rank. I'm ripponst Prick Ponson. That's right.

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Speaker 4: What'll they call a six shooter? Sh where's mister Ponson?

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I I didn't mean to talk back to you the

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way I did. If if I'd known who you was,

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say say, would you mind showing me your gun? Heard

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folks talk about that gun of yours ever since I

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was a kiddy. Sure yeah, catch Josh, and you're as

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heavy as the looks?

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Speaker 3: H are you? Uh? You know about guns? Rank?

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Speaker 4: Some imn't see me give it a twelve.

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Speaker 3: Sure, let's see. Uh uh ay, that's fine.

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Speaker 4: Of course it ain't the way you do it, though.

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But here, mister Ponson, thanks for showing it to me.

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Speaker 3: Yuh I, I guess we still got a couple of

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hours before sun up. Why don't you bring your horse

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over here by the fire. Maybe we can get some

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shot eye.

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Speaker 4: That's a good idea, oh, Mr Ponzi, Yeah, I'm I

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might pleased.

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Speaker 3: I bumped into you anynight, so am I rank so

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am my h We got an early start the next morning,

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that is, considering that it took me almost half an

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hour to get Rink awake and on his feet. It

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was about four o'clock when we got into Petersville. I

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had been through that way for a couple of years.

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With the town. It hadn't changed much. But the only

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thing different I saw was a blue livery stable on

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a fresh coat of green paint on the Jackson Hotel.

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Men playing checkers in the front porch. They they hadn't

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changed at all, tipping out of their beards little gray,

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and of course you had my My hair wasn't exactly

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the same shade it used to be. He but that

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was from being out in the sun so much. At

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least that's how I figured. Well, we pulled up the

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side of yellow adobe building right next door to the

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hotel and climbed off our horses. I'll come on, Rank,

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let's go inside and see what we can find out

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about your father.

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Speaker 4: That's a sheriff's office.

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Speaker 3: Sure, hell, he don't know where he is, if any

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what's matter? Rank?

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Speaker 4: I don't like sheriffs, that's all.

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Speaker 3: Huh, haven't been given you trouble? Have they?

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Speaker 4: I don't like him. Neither heard him say so. Once

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he was talking to a friend of Hisn't hid him.

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See how he hated some sheriff.

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Speaker 3: Oh, well, I don't imagine he was talking about sheriff Jay.

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There's good sheriffs and bad sheriffs, you know, like everything else,

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most of 'em are good. Come on now, what.

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Speaker 5: Ricks hurts?

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Speaker 3: Helloh sheriff?

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Speaker 5: I what in thunderation you doing in Petersville?

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Speaker 3: Oh? A widow Jenkins is gone east for a daughter's weddy.

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She asked me to look after a place where she'd

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go away.

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Speaker 5: Well, it's sure he is good to see you. Say,

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who's your friend here? Now?

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Speaker 3: This is Rank sheriff. He was coming to Petersville too,

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so we decided right along together.

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Speaker 5: Pleased to meet you, son.

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Speaker 3: Matter of fact, that's why we stopped there to talk

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to your rank. Wants to find out about his.

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Speaker 5: Father and be glad to help out if I can.

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Speaker 3: What's his name?

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Speaker 5: Son?

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Speaker 4: Rock him?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 4: Rocking?

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Speaker 5: Uh? I see, I'm sorry, just a couple of hours

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too late, too right, I er. I wrote to your

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PA's sister and Christen. Her answer came in on the

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morning stage. She said she didn't want your pause body

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trust to bury him here puno was this morning?

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Speaker 3: Huh? Pause?

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Speaker 5: Did like you knew about him being killed? Didn't you?

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You ain't told you?

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Speaker 3: I guess she didn't. Shriff.

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Speaker 5: Oh, I didn't mean to blurt it up, Brittae. I

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figured to do how I thought.

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Speaker 4: How did it happen?

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Speaker 5: We don't have to talk about that.

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Speaker 2: Nae, Son, I wanna know what happened.

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Speaker 5: Look, Uh, suppose you come up to my house for

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supper euh after you've had a nice home cooked meat or.

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Speaker 3: Do you know?

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Speaker 4: Get the star share. I wanna know who killed 'em?

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Speaker 3: You don't find out anyway, sir, Yeah, yeah, I.

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Speaker 5: Guess he will. Alright, Son, it was me you Marshal

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would add a very cent word that Larkin and his

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pad Cliff Tragger were heading this way. I had heard

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about him before, I knew what to expect. He rode

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into town about noontime, and I was waiting inside the bank.

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I had deputized some of the boys. They were with me,

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your Pahn Tragger didn't have a chance, son, but they

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shot it out anyway. Wouldn't drop their guns even though

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we had to draw on 'em. Dragger he got away

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into the hills. But Lark and I'm really sorry, so sorry.

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I had to be the one to do it, even sorrier.

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I had to tell you about it.

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Speaker 4: You're a liar, A dirty, stinking liar. My pard never

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tried to rub no banking. You get what you said

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about it, I'll make him take it back every worder.

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Dirty Rock ran here.

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Speaker 2: Get ahold of yourself here.

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Speaker 4: You want me kill my fly? A murderer, murderer, murder.

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Speaker 3: I I didn't wanna hit your rank, but I guess.

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Speaker 4: Why shouldn't you hit me? You're he spread? Ain't you

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you kill my floor and your friend?

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Speaker 5: I think I wanna go after him. Break try to explain.

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Speaker 3: No, No, I I expected the best to leave him

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by himself for a while.

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Speaker 5: This wasn't the first hold up. Larkin and Trager tried

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to pull up by a long shot. I didn't have

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no chance. Yeah, yeah, some day the boy will understand,

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some day when he's older.

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Speaker 3: Uh. Trouble is, things don't wait for a person to

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reach the understanding age. They happen anyway, whether a person's

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ready for him or not. It doesn't look like Ranks

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ready not for this anyway.

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Speaker 2: We'll return to James Stewart as the six shooter in

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just a moment.

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Speaker 1: Monday Night brings magnificent musical programs to the NBC Radio Network.

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of Firestone, The Railroad Hour, and The Telephone Hour. The

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Voice of Firestone continues to enchant radio audiences from coast

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to coast, and the program is now in its twenty

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fifth year. Also on Monday evenings, enjoy the operettas presented

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on The Railroad Hour.

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Speaker 2: Gordon McRae as your Railroad Hour host.

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Speaker 1: And each week he is joined by a charming guest

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artist in the stellar productions of this fine show.

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Speaker 2: You'll also want to hear.

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Speaker 1: The Telephone Hour every week as it presents the music

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of Donald Vorhies and the Bell Symphonic Orchestra and Chorus,

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as well as superb guest soloists. Listen Monday evenings on

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the NBC Radio Network now Act two of The six Shooter,

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starring James Stewart as Britt Ponset.

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Speaker 3: After I made sure of a room for the night,

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I start out looking for Rank. I had a hunch

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I wouldn't have a hard time. Finally, there was only

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one cemetery in Petersville, and slope and hell West found

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pines all around it and soft green ferns mixed in

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between the trees. Rink was there and sitting on his

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haunches and put beside him mile on to fresh earth.

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He wasn't crying, but his cheeks were streaked with we

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dust where the tears had been anything. Oh, Rank, Hey,

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uh these things were your paws. I thought maybe he

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might like to have him. Man, you uh want some supper?

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Speaker 4: Not hungry? Yeah, well you believe what the sheriff said,

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don't you? You believe he was right to kill Park.

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Speaker 3: Well, I wasn't there. I I uh, I didn't see

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how it happened.

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Speaker 4: But you're on his side anyway.

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Speaker 3: Oh, people don't have sides, Rank, not on a thing

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like this. I do.

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Speaker 4: I'm on parse side. He was a good man. Never

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get anybody harm, never, no matter what. That lion's sheriff says.

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Speaker 3: Oh, maybe you saw your dad different from other folks,

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and that doesn't mean you're wrong. Maybe with you, he

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was different.

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Speaker 4: Wanna make it up for mister punts I'm gonna get

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even with that shift. I will so help me.

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Speaker 3: Now you listen to me.

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Speaker 4: Let me alone, mister Puntson, just stop joining to let

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me alone.

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Speaker 3: Alright, alright, Rank, Yeah, if you change your mind, you uh.

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Speaker 5: You know where the.

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Speaker 3: Hotel is, huh.

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Speaker 5: And I I thought he would change his mind.

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Speaker 3: I thought he'd get cold out there in a couple

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hours and he'd come sneaking into the hotel room. But

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he didn't. He didn't change his mind. I had a

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room all to myself. I didn't sleep very much. You

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know how it is when you're you're expecting something to happen,

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he or you s sort of keep thinking about it

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in spite of yourself and you you just don't sleep

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her anyway? I yeah, who are they me? Brett?

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Speaker 2: Shut up?

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Speaker 5: Jay?

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Speaker 3: Oh oh oh, come on in shore? Oh morning, hope

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I didn't wake here? No, no, I won the sleep.

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I should have been up a long time ago. But

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I hand him my boots. Uh what do you huh?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 3: Sure? Hikes ay?

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Speaker 5: Uh? Boys not with you? Uh?

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Speaker 3: No, No, I haven't seen him since last night. Don't worry? Why, Oh,

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something the matter?

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Speaker 5: Thompson's hardware store was robbing about three am. No money missing,

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just revolver and some bullets, as far as Brad Thompson

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can tell.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I see, got in through.

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Speaker 5: The back window. Found some bootprints outside, small boots beside

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the boys be wearing.

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Speaker 3: When you find anything else?

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Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a pretty clear trail leading away from behind

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the store. You're real easy to follow, almost as if

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the fellow who robbed the hardware store let the tracks intentional.

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So somebody come after him?

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Speaker 3: Why have him not tall you?

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Speaker 5: S Oh, maybe it's it was the larking kid, wasn't

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it britt Dog could have been. Don't tell me he's

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got some full notion of revenge in his father?

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Speaker 3: Why he did say something about getting even jay.

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Speaker 5: Uh so he figures when I go riding after him,

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you'll get a chance to kill me. That how you

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see it, it's pretty hard to be sure what's going

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on on the youngster's head. Sometimes gone at Brit. Sometimes

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I wonder where I keep on wearing this star. No

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matter what you do is wrong. Er Lackin ain't the

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first man I have killed, not by a longside, and

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he deserved it more most killing him didn't end nothing,

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just turned his kid back. I guess I shouldah.

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Speaker 3: Let Larkin kill you?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 3: No, you going after Rank? Oh what?

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Speaker 5: Maybe the kid will come to his senses.

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Speaker 3: Mm. When you're eleven years old and you get sat

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on accomplishing something, you don't change your mind very easy.

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Speaker 5: You know what do you expect me to do?

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Speaker 2: Brit?

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Speaker 5: Wepping those hills and shoot it out with an eleven

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year old boy? I got a son of my own.

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It's just about the same age as Rink.

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Speaker 3: Oh.

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Speaker 5: If Rink was covering me right now there in that door,

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if I saw his fingers starting to squeeze a trigger,

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I I I wouldn't be able to shoot, No matter what,

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I wouldn't be able to shoot where's his trail laid

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east over towards Scull Mountain?

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Speaker 3: Oh? Would a Jenkins ranch right over that way? I'm

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riding out to syr this morning.

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Speaker 5: Well, I guess it doesn't matter whether I go after

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Rink or he comes after me. Might as well get

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it over with. That's what you think I ought.

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Speaker 3: To do win the brit Oh no, no, oh, not necessarily.

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All I was thinking was that, uh, if it did

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happen to decide to fall a rank, well I've we

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could ride out together part wad Lea's Oh. Oh, we're

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getting pretty close to Black Canyon are way.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, it's only about half a mile.

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Speaker 3: Mm ah. I if somebody wanted to set up an ambush,

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that canyon wouldn't be a good place, weren't.

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Speaker 5: I Yeah, wait, here's the turn off to the Jenkins Ranch.

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Speaker 3: Huh oh oh yes, yeah, uh that's right. Well, uh

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mar Jenkins wasn't expecting me before sundown, so I didn't

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need to turn off to Shat. I could ride along

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with Sheriff Jay a little bit further. We were moving

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through Black Canyon, now rocks on both sides on air

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cover for a person who wanted it rings trail went

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right straight ahead, and that's why we didn't pay much

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attention to what was happening behind U enough attention anyway.

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I did hear something little scratching noise. By the time

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I turned my head, a barrel of a revolver was

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poked out through a crevice between two boulders. And it

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wasn't Rink who was holding a gun? Alright, boy, what

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and don't rage?

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Speaker 5: Trager told you.

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Speaker 3: Not to rach next time? Won't be your hand. Who

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are you? Her name's Poncet, Britt Ponset.

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Speaker 5: Oh sure, it took your time coming after me, sheriff.

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Speaker 3: Oh well, you waiting for somebody like the six shooter

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to give you a hand.

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Speaker 5: I never thought you'd be fool enough to hang around

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bright Give you credit for having good sense. I'd been

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glad to move on, but my horse wasn't lame on me.

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Speaker 6: Besides, you put a bullet through my shoulder.

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Speaker 3: Remember I I I just a whole steel chaff.

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Speaker 5: The wound is healed. Now, Okay, I'm out of the saddle,

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but don't hurry. Things come down slow. One of the

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time you first sponsor.

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Speaker 3: The odd turned share.

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Speaker 5: Nah, walk forward a couple of steps, wave from your

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horses all it?

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Speaker 3: Oh? Why I forget it? What happened to Locke?

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Speaker 5: I said what I had a couple of hours after

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you and him held up the bank. Hm.

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Speaker 3: Right, that's where it goes, alright, And how I let

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your way. You haven't seen his kid, have you?

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Speaker 5: Huh?

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Speaker 3: Locking's cah boy, about eleven years old.

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Speaker 2: And what would I be?

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Speaker 3: You mean he's in these parts?

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Speaker 5: Yah? Uh.

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Speaker 3: He's gone on for the sheriff here. Hm. Sure takes

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after his old man, don't he. What do you mean, tregger?

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Speaker 5: Huh? Uh?

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Speaker 3: It was Locking's trouble. Liked a gun too much. Oh.

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Speaker 5: Sure, wasn't so bad when we first teamed up, but

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after a while it wasn't happy unless it could start

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a gunfight.

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Speaker 3: As the sheriff. You know, I was there at the bank.

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Speaker 5: Now, if it been up to me, we'd have given

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up when we saw you had his corner.

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Speaker 3: But not Earl anyhow, you might've been better off if

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you're dripping up. No, no, not me, But I said

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Earl maybe, but not me. Anyway, he'd have been killed

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sooner or later. Fella's always blazing away. Someone's always gonna blaze.

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Speaker 5: Back at him.

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Speaker 3: Uh huh.

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Speaker 5: Not me.

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Speaker 3: I'm different.

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Speaker 5: I don't enjoy killing the way Earl did.

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Speaker 3: Uh No, I got as good as times.

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Speaker 5: When a man don't have no choice trigger Like today,

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maybe I gotta have a horse and I gotta make

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a break out of these hills. Now, look trigger, Well,

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as I see it, there's only one way of getting

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a horse and making sure you boys don't following the trigger.

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Speaker 6: At least that's how I see it. So I guess

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it don't leave me much choice, does it.

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Speaker 3: He cocked his gun and a ray of sunlight glinted

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off the barrel as he kilted up just a fraction

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of an inch, and then his trigger fingers started curling

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back real slow, like he was playing with us, making

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us wonder which one of us. I wasn't sure which

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one of us was gonna get at first, If it

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was me, Sheriff Jane might have a chance to draw

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before trigger I could fire again it. If it was

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the sheriff, then I thought his aim was right between us.

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He was tawny us, and he knew it. And the

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slightest move by either one of us, Ah, that's right.

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Keep on one and keep shaking nerves. Which one you.

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Speaker 6: Think it's gonna be both because you're nice and close.

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Speaker 3: And it's dragger. Figger kept tightening, slowly, slowly, and boys,

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it's gonna be now. So for a split second, Trigger

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just stood there, not moving. He fell down his face,

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and I saw a rink rise up from behind a

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rock about eight feet away.

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Speaker 5: Ring roch shirt.

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Speaker 4: Mister Parson.

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Speaker 5: Uh we uh hello rang you you holy micro son.

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You you short turned up at the right time. You

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been hiding behind that rock all the time.

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Speaker 4: You see me, didn't you, mister Parson? When I snip

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up behind that rock. That's well you kept talking about

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pa u.

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Speaker 2: Uh well, uh, I.

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Speaker 3: Thought I saw somebody. I thought I saw somebody. I

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think it might be I sure hoped it was.

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Speaker 4: I'm glad I heard what he said, mister Pansit otherwise

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I'd never believed about I'm sorry I called you a

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large share. I'm sorry. I I tried to get you

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out here so right.

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Speaker 5: Oh no, don't you worry about that.

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Speaker 3: Right.

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Speaker 5: We were mighty grateful for what you did, both of us.

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You sure and know how to handle it.

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Speaker 3: Part hunting.

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Speaker 4: I still didn't see how I get it. An they

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kind of man who was also so good to.

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Speaker 3: Me sure right.

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Speaker 5: Oh I know, well, sounds like Takers still got some

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life in him.

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, Well we better be getting him back

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to town. Come on right, give us a hand. Well,

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I said I was gonna be alone on the Jenkins

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place while I'm all Jenkins went east. That didn't seem

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to be any good reason why Rink couldn't stay along

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there for a while too, at least until the time

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for school take up again. So I wrote a letter

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back to his aunt explaining things. She wrote back. She

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didn't seem to have any objections, but somehow, reading between

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the lines, I got the fan she kind of missed

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that boy rank and while one very long before he

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began to miss her too.

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Speaker 1: One of the finest things you can do is support

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your local Community Chest or United Fund. Through them, you

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can make just one yearly contribution that takes care of

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many needs. Since only one campaign is staged, much time

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and effort are saved. Your money is collected and administered

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honestly and efficiently, So give generously to your Community Chest

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or your local United Fund. The six Shooter is an

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NBA SEE Radio Network production in association with Review Productions.

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It is based on a character created by Frank Burt,

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and the transcribed story is written by him. Mister Stewart

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may currently be seen in the Universal International picture thunder Bay.

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Others in the cast were Sammy Ogg, Russell Thorson, and

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Tony Berrell.

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Speaker 2: Special music for this program.

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Speaker 1: Was by Basil Adlam and the entire production is under

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the direction of Jack Johnstone. All characters and incidents were fictitious,

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and any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental.

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Speaker 2: This is Hal Gibney speaking.

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Speaker 3: Here.

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Speaker 2: Stroke of Fate next on the NBC Radio Network.