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Speaker 1: A poker game dispute in Dodge City leaves Will Peterson
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Speaker 1: wounded and Marshal Matt Dillon sets out to take Orlin
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Speaker 1: into custody. But the arrest reaches beyond the Marshal's office
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Speaker 1: when Orlin's father, a sheep farmer and Dillon's friend, refuses
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Speaker 1: to surrender his son. From CBS, this is Gunsmoke, Sheepdog,
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Speaker 1: episode 266, first heard May 12, 1957. William Conrad as
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Speaker 1: Matt Dillon, with Parley Bear as Chester, Georgia Ellis as Kitty,
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Speaker 1: and Howard McNear as Doc, Ralph Moody, Ben Wright, and
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Speaker 1: Vic Perrin are featured. The script is by Les Crutchfield,
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Speaker 1: with Norman MacDonald producing and directing. And now, our story begins.
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Speaker 2: Around Dodge City and in the territory on west, there's
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Speaker 2: just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers,
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Speaker 2: and that's with a U.S. Marshal and the smell of
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Speaker 2: gun smoke.
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Speaker 2: The story of the violence that moved west with young America.
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Speaker 2: And the story of a man who moved with it.
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Speaker 4: I'm that man. Matt Dillon, United States Marshal. The first
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Speaker 4: man they look for and the last they want to meet.
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Speaker 4: It's a chancy job. And it makes a man watchful.
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Speaker 4: And a little lonely.
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Speaker 5: I don't think that's all in Barkis over there, Mr.
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Speaker 1: Dillon.
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Speaker 6: No, that's as far. He probably knows where the boy is, though.
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Speaker 6: Let's wait here till he gets those sheep clear of
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Speaker 6: the brush and out onto the grass. Look at that
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Speaker 6: blamed dog go, Mr.
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Speaker 7: Dillon.
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Speaker 5: Why, he's doing more handling of them sheep than.
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Speaker 8: Old Jeb is.
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Speaker 6: He's taking good care of them, all right. Now, let's
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Speaker 6: go talk to Jeb.
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Speaker 5: I sure do wish we didn't have to, Mr.
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Speaker 6: Dillon.
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Speaker 8: So do I, but we don't have much choice. No, sir.
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Speaker 5: We sure don't. But ain't it too bad, though? He's
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Speaker 5: such a nice old fella.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, Jeb's all right.
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Speaker 5: Miss Barker's is a fine lady, too.
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Speaker 4: Chester, I like the family, too, and I'm just as
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Speaker 4: sorry about this as you are.
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Speaker 5: Yes, Mr.
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Speaker 8: Jones.
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Speaker 9: Howdy there, Marshal. Kind of far piece off the beaten
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Speaker 9: path now, ain't you?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess so, Jeb. How are you?
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Speaker 9: Fit, hale, and ready for any plague that heaven wants
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Speaker 9: to send me. Morning, Chester.
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Speaker 5: Morning, Mr.
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Speaker 8: Barkis.
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Speaker 9: How do you like that flock of sheep, Marshal?
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Speaker 6: Looks like they wintered all right, doesn't it?
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Speaker 9: Yeah, wintered fine. Mighty hungry right now, though. I reckon
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Speaker 9: they'll be eating their heads off.
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Speaker 5: The next few days. If you ask me, they've already
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Speaker 5: started to.
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Speaker 9: Well, I've been holding them back there in the brush
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Speaker 9: for a week and a half until this grass dried off.
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Speaker 9: Put them on when it's muddy and they just trompa
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Speaker 9: down without eating more than half of it. Sheep's got
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Speaker 9: no sense at all.
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Speaker 8: I guess not.
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Speaker 5: Well, that dog of yours has sure got plenty of sense.
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Speaker 5: He's about as close to human as I've ever seen.
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Speaker 9: Maybe better than some, Chester. That dog could fight a
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Speaker 9: cougar or a wolf pack that killed him before he'd
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Speaker 9: let them cut a single sheep out of the flock.
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Speaker 9: They always take care of their own, sparring in them.
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Speaker 9: Sheepdogs like that.
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Speaker 8: Well.
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Speaker 6: Uh, Jeb, is your boy Orlin up here with you?
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Speaker 9: He might be down around the house.
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Speaker 8: And how will he stop by there?
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Speaker 9: Well, I don't know. I left before sunup this morning.
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Speaker 4: Your wife said Arlen didn't come home last night.
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Speaker 9: Now, Marshal, you know how young folks are.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, sure I know.
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Speaker 9: Arlen's been kind of restless lately.
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Speaker 6: Growing pains, I reckon.
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Speaker 9: Wants to stay around dodging work cattle this summer instead
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Speaker 9: of going along when we take the sheep out onto
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Speaker 9: the prairie. Yeah, he'll settle down.
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Speaker 8: After a while. You know where I might find him, Jim?
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Speaker 9: Well, he ought to be home any time now. Or nearly.
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Speaker 6: He ain't wanted.
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Speaker 9: Well, you know, wanted to stay out all night.
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Speaker 8: Tell me, Marshal.
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Speaker 9: Is this something official?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm sorry, Jeb. It's trouble with the law. Well,
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Speaker 8: Arlen ain't never been in no trouble.
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Speaker 10: Not real trouble.
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Speaker 8: Well, he is now. He was in town last night, Jeb.
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Speaker 4: Till near morning there was an argument over a poker
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Speaker 4: game and.
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Speaker 6: He shot Will Peterson. No.
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Speaker 5: Did he kill him, Marshal?
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Speaker 6: Will was still alive when we left her right out here.
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Speaker 9: Well, I don't hold none with gunfighting, but if Will
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Speaker 9: Peterson drawed on my boy, he had a right to
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Speaker 9: defend himself.
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Speaker 6: Will wasn't wearing a gun.
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Speaker 5: I don't believe it.
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Speaker 9: Somebody's lying.
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Speaker 6: That may be, but that's something the jury's going to
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Speaker 6: have to decide.
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Speaker 9: If thine own offend, deliver them not unto Canaan, but
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Speaker 9: judge ye the false thereof in thine own tents.
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Speaker 6: The law doesn't look at it that way, Jeb.
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Speaker 9: Orlin's one of my flock, Marshal.
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Speaker 4: I'm sorry, but I've got to take Orlin in for trial.
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Speaker 8: And the best advice you can tell him is to
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Speaker 8: give himself up.
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Speaker 9: Marshal, I'll have to think about that and talk to
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Speaker 9: him before I decide.
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Speaker 6: All right, you do that, Jeb. But before you make
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Speaker 6: any move, you'll regret this. Remember one thing.
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Speaker 4: You're not a sheepdog, Jeb, and the law's not a
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Speaker 4: wolf pact. Orland is charged with attempted murder. And he's
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Speaker 4: gonna stand trial.
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Speaker 6: Matthew.
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Speaker 8: What?
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Speaker 6: It's me, Matthew. Oh, how are you, Miles?
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Speaker 7: Have you been up to Doc's office?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I was just coming from there.
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Speaker 7: Is Will Peterson... He's.
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Speaker 8: Still alive, Miles. Doc's doing all he can for him.
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Speaker 7: Oh, it's a terrible thing, Matthew. Will's a fine man, hardworking,
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Speaker 7: wife and family.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I know.
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Speaker 8: It's pretty tough on Jeb Barkus, too.
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Speaker 4: He just couldn't believe a son of his would shoot
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Speaker 4: a man down the way Orlin did.
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Speaker 8: Miles, you were there last night.
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Speaker 6: I mean, at the poker game, weren't you? Oh, I was.
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Speaker 8: Tell me, was there any excuse at all for what
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Speaker 8: the boy did?
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Speaker 6: Will accused all of them of cheating with the cards, which.
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Speaker 7: He was doing, as well as all of us with
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Speaker 7: a lick of sense knew he was. And the lad
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Speaker 7: knew that we knew. Perhaps that's what made him so mad.
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Speaker 8: He's always been pretty touchy.
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Speaker 7: Well, before one of us knew what he was up to,
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Speaker 7: he hauled out his gun and shot Will twice. And
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Speaker 7: then he ran out of the place hollering he'd kill
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Speaker 7: any one of us that came after him. If Will dies,
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Speaker 7: that's cold-blooded murder, Matthew. Nothing else but.
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Speaker 8: That sure sounds like it.
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Speaker 7: Well, I'll... Matthew, I think there's something that you ought
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Speaker 7: to know.
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Speaker 8: Oh, what?
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Speaker 7: There's talk around town that's been getting louder all day.
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Speaker 8: What kind of talk?
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Speaker 7: Well, some of them are saying that you're not making
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Speaker 7: any effort to find that boy and bring him in.
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Speaker 6: And any of them think they could do a better job?
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Speaker 7: Might be they're aiming.
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Speaker 8: To try, Matthew. Yeah, I see. Who's talking the loudest, Miles?
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Speaker 7: Well, Riff Kelso, mostly, I reckon.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, sure.
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Speaker 4: Riff always gets real law-abiding when he thinks there's a
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Speaker 4: chance of making it mob law.
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Speaker 8: Aye.
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Speaker 7: Well, I thought maybe you ought to know about it.
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Speaker 8: I'm not much obliged to you, Miles. Riff gets a
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Speaker 8: bunch of drunken loafers around him, there's no telling what
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Speaker 8: he might do.
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Speaker 10: John?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, what is it, Chester?
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Speaker 5: Old Jeff Barker's over at the Long Branch.
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Speaker 8: Oh?
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Speaker 5: He slipped in the back way. He says he wants
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Speaker 5: to see you.
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Speaker 8: Ah, good. Uh, Miles, let me know if anything serious
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Speaker 8: gets started, will you?
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Speaker 7: Oh, I surely will, Matthew.
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Speaker 5: Is he by himself, Chester? Well, I don't know for sure.
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Speaker 5: He won't say nothing till he sees you.
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Speaker 8: Well, I hope he's brought the boy in. It'd be
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Speaker 8: better all the way around if he has.
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Speaker 5: Well, how do you know Orlin even went home, Mr. Jones?
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Speaker 5: Maybe he just hit the trail out of town.
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Speaker 8: Now, I'm betting different, Chester. Orlin's not trail-wise.
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Speaker 6: He's never been away from home in his life. He'd
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Speaker 6: need a bedroll and grub and money. He'd run out
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Speaker 6: on that poker game without even picking.
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Speaker 8: Up his winnings.
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Speaker 10: Hello, Matt.
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Speaker 6: Chester.
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Speaker 8: Kitty. Kitty, is Jeb Barker still here?
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Speaker 10: Yeah, back there in the corner below the stairway.
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Speaker 8: Oh, good.
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Speaker 10: Matt, have you caught the boy yet?
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Speaker 8: No, not yet.
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Speaker 10: What's it all about?
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Speaker 8: I'm not sure, Kitty. Do I talk to Jeb?
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Speaker 10: Is Will Peterson still alive?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, so far he is.
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Speaker 10: You know, there's a lot of talk around this.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I know.
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Speaker 6: Miles McTaggart's just telling me. But talk never moved any mountains, Kitty.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, it's moved mobs, though. Suppose Will dies, Matt.
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Speaker 6: Kitty, a man would go crazy on this job if
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Speaker 6: he went around supposed.
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Speaker 9: Things.
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Speaker 10: Just the same, it could mean trouble.
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Speaker 8: Forget it. Well, I'm going over there and talk to Jed.
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Speaker 4: All right, Matt.
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Speaker 6: Evening, Jed.
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Speaker 9: I figured I ought to come and tell you, Marshal.
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Speaker 9: It was the only just thing to do.
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Speaker 8: Have you seen Orlin?
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I've seen him.
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Speaker 8: Where is he?
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Speaker 9: Marshal, we've been friends for a long time, you and me.
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Speaker 9: I got all the respect in the world for you.
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Speaker 9: But I reckon this time we're on opposite sides of
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Speaker 9: the fence.
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Speaker 8: Oh?
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Speaker 9: Orlin ain't guilty.
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Speaker 5: He told me all about it.
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Speaker 9: There was three of them jumped him just because he
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Speaker 9: was winning. And all three of them was armed. He
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Speaker 9: had to kill himself to fence.
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Speaker 4: The others tell it in a different way, Jeb.
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Speaker 6: These lies, they made up among themselves.
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Speaker 9: Execute justice and righteousness.
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Speaker 5: In the land, the book says.
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Speaker 6: But they won't.
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Speaker 5: They're out to hang him.
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Speaker 9: I heard the talk around town tonight.
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Speaker 4: Judge Bent's an honest man, Jeb, and you know that.
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Speaker 4: Orlin will get a fair trial.
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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, Marshal. He ain't going to trial.
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Speaker 6: All right, Jeb.
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Speaker 4: I've been laying back giving you a chance because I
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Speaker 4: figured it'd be.
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Speaker 8: Better that way, but I can't do it any longer.
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Speaker 8: You're making the biggest mistake of your life, Jet. Now
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Speaker 8: you just think about it. Is Will any better at all? No.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, it's a thankless job, Matt Doctrine. No matter what
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Speaker 9: you do, people are going to die anyway sooner or later.
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Speaker 4: But a lot of times you can try to make
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Speaker 4: it later.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 10: Want some coffee, Matt?
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess so.
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Speaker 4: You know, it'd be a lucky thing for old Jeb
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Speaker 4: and the boy if Will does manage to pull through.
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Speaker 9: And found it, Matt, part of its old Jeb's fault.
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Speaker 9: He's rode too close herd on that young'un.
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Speaker 8: Oh, thanks.
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Speaker 10: He never gave him a chance.
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Speaker 8: To grow up.
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Speaker 6: Maybe you're right.
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Speaker 9: Matt, people are going to go right on committing crimes
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Speaker 9: and dying no matter what you and I try to
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Speaker 9: do about it.
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Speaker 8: So why don't we just give up?
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Speaker 6: I don't know, Doc.
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Speaker 8: Why don't we? Maybe I should just.
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Speaker 9: Stick to my car and his job and forget the rest. Yeah,
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Speaker 9: then all I have to do is tell if somebody's
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Speaker 9: dead or not.
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Speaker 7: Mr.
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Speaker 8: Dillon?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, Chester.
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Speaker 5: Riff Kelso's coming down the street. Got a mob of
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Speaker 5: drunks with him.
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Speaker 8: He has, huh?
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Speaker 6: Doc, I'll see you later.
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Speaker 4: I'm going to arrest all of them and jail him
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Speaker 4: on an assault charge before they.
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Speaker 8: Really start something. Oh, Matt. Huh? Wait. Yeah. Will is dead.
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Speaker 8: I'll bring Orlin in for murder.
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Speaker 10: Oh.
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Speaker 11: Here they come, Mr.
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Speaker 8: Dillon.
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Speaker 5: We've got quite a bunch with him.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they're barflies, mostly, and drifters going along for the show.
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Speaker 4: Keep your eye on Mike Ellery and Red Stoddard. I'll
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Speaker 4: handle Rip Kelso, and the rest of them don't count.
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Speaker 8: All right, Chief. You boys got something in mind?
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Speaker 5: More than you got, Marshal. The way things look.
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Speaker 4: I suppose you'd tell me about it, Riff.
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Speaker 11: Dang right we'll tell you about it. We're all friends
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Speaker 11: of Will Peterson's, Marshal. We aim to see justice done.
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Speaker 8: That's fine. So do I.
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Speaker 6: Well, then why ain't you done nothing about it?
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Speaker 5: You had since last night to find that kid and
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Speaker 5: bring him in.
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Speaker 6: What are you trying to do? Let him get clear
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Speaker 6: out of the country? He hasn't gone anyplace. How do
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Speaker 6: you know where he's gone?
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Speaker 5: You sure he ain't spent no time out looking for him...
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Speaker 5: and all the while Will laying up there dying?
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Speaker 6: You're wrong, Riff.
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Speaker 8: Will's already dead.
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Speaker 1: Dead?
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Speaker 6: You hear that, boys? Will's already dead. That murdering little
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Speaker 6: rat shot Will down in cold blood... and the marshal
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Speaker 6: ain't even bothered to go after him.
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Speaker 5: At least not till now.
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Speaker 11: Now that he's given that murderer plenty of time to
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Speaker 11: get away.
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Speaker 4: You got any reason figured out why I'd do that?
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Speaker 6: You're dang right I got a reason.
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Speaker 11: Everybody in town knows you and Jeb's been friends for years.
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Speaker 4: What I say is, if there's gonna be law, there's
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Speaker 4: gonna be law for everybody.
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Speaker 6: And that goes for the Marshall's friends, too.
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Speaker 4: Well, I'm glad to see you've changed your way of thinking, Riff.
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Speaker 4: So you and your boys are out to enforce the
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Speaker 4: law tonight.
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Speaker 6: Is that it? You're dang right that's it. We got
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Speaker 6: the rope along to enforce it with. If you ain't mad.
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Speaker 11: Enough to do your duty, then we're going to do
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Speaker 11: it for you.
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Speaker 6: All right, Rip, shut up and listen. The rest of you, too,
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Speaker 6: shut up!
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Speaker 4: Because this is the last one you're going to get.
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Speaker 4: All I've been marshal here, nobody's ever been strung up
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Speaker 4: by a mob. And as long as I go on
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Speaker 4: being marshal, nobody's ever going to be.
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Speaker 8: Now, is that clear?
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Speaker 7: Yes.
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Speaker 11: You're bucking a pretty good-sized crowd here, ain't you?
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Speaker 8: Not as big as the law, Riff.
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Speaker 5: Might be we're aiming to change the law some, Marshal.
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Speaker 6: And the law, man, right along with it.
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Speaker 4: Anybody who wants to apply for the job is welcome
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Speaker 4: to put in his bid any time.
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Speaker 6: How about right now? That's not the way to apply, Riff.
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Speaker 4: Not with a gun. Now, are there any other candidates?
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Speaker 4: All right, then a couple of you carry him upstairs
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Speaker 4: and get Doc to patch him up. He's not hurt bad.
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Speaker 4: And the rest of you, get on about your business.
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Speaker 6: Now, go on, move. All right, Chester. Let's go bring
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Speaker 6: in Orland.
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Speaker 5: Ain't much sign of life around, Mr.
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Speaker 6: Dillon.
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Speaker 8: There must be somebody here.
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Speaker 5: House is all dark.
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Speaker 8: Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Oh, watch yourself, Chester. Don't tell them what that crazy
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Speaker 6: kid will do.
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Speaker 8: Yes, sir.
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Speaker 5: Maybe old Jeb took the whole family and run for it.
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Speaker 4: No, there's a horse and wagon tied by the barn there.
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Speaker 5: Well, I don't reckon they'd go off and leave a
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Speaker 5: horse standing hitched, would they? Who is it?
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Speaker 8: Who's there?
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Speaker 6: It's Matt Dillon, Jeb. Are you alone?
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Speaker 9: I'm alone, Marshal.
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Speaker 10: Come on up.
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Speaker 6: Jeb, I can't make it easy on you any longer.
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Speaker 8: Will Peterson died a little while ago.
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Speaker 9: I reckon I already know that, Marshal.
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Speaker 6: Somehow I just kind of felt it.
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Speaker 8: The charge is murder now, Jeb. I've come for Arlen.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I know.
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Speaker 9: Arlen come running home, Marshal, scared half to death. Just
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Speaker 9: like he's always done when he was a little shaver.
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Speaker 8: Begged me to help him, and I listened to him.
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Speaker 6: And believed him.
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Speaker 8: He was lying, Jeb.
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Speaker 6: I was going to hide him.
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Speaker 10: Help him get away.
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Speaker 6: There are no places to hide.
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Speaker 8: Jeb, where is he?
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Speaker 9: Marshal... You told me that it was a lot.
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Speaker 8: More than just a wolf pack after the flock.
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Speaker 9: You told me I was making the biggest mistake of
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Speaker 9: my life.
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Speaker 8: Jeb.
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Speaker 5: Now, wait a minute.
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Speaker 9: When I come back out from town tonight, Arlen was
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Speaker 9: fixing to leave on his own. He broke into the
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Speaker 9: box where we keep our savings. Right near $ 300.
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Speaker 5: And he hit his ma when she tried to stop him.
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Speaker 10: Hurt her pretty bad.
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Speaker 6: Where'd he go, Jeb?
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Speaker 9: I found him out in the barn, Marshal, saddling his horse.
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Speaker 9: He had some food and my rifle that he was
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Speaker 9: aiming to take along. I argued with him, and he laughed,
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Speaker 9: and he said, Sure, Will Peterson wasn't wearing no gun.
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Speaker 9: I grabbed the rifle away from him, and he knocked
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Speaker 9: me down.
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Speaker 6: Then he drawed his gun and aimed it at me.
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Speaker 5: Aimed his gun at his own father.
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Speaker 8: Jeb, you're going to have to tell me, where is he?
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Speaker 9: I was just fixing to drive into town, Marshal.
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Speaker 6: Arlen's there in the back of the wagon.
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Speaker 8: I shot him dead. Ah!
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Speaker 2: Gunsmoke, produced and directed by Norman McDonald, stars William Conrad
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Speaker 2: as Matt Dillon, U.S.
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Speaker 8: Marshal.
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Speaker 5: The script was specially written for Gunsmoke.
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Speaker 2: By Les Crutchfield, with editorial supervision by John Meston. The
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Speaker 2: music was composed and conducted by Rex Corey. Sound patterns
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Speaker 2: were by Ray Kemper and Bill James. Featured in the
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Speaker 2: cast were Parley Bear as Chester, Howard McNair as Doc,
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Speaker 2: and Georgia.
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Speaker 6: Ellis as Kitty.
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Speaker 1: That was Gunsmoke Sheepdog. Until our next visit to Dodge City,
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Speaker 1: good night.