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Nick Carter: Murder on Mad Mountain (EP1164) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Now, let's go ahead and take a listen to today's episode of Nick
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Carter Murder on Mad Mountain. What's the matter? What is It's another case
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hour. And now for today's mysterious adventure with Nick Carter. As we open
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our story today, we find Nick and Patsy in the train which is crossing
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the hump of Mad Mountain in a raging blizzard. This is a pretty thrilling
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experience Nick riding over the mountain in a blizzard like this, where he does
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the snug and cozy inside the train here as if we were in our home.
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And may be thrilling, Patsy, But it's pretty dangerous, too dangerous.
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What's dangerous about it? Well, up here on Mad Mountain there's always
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the danger of a snowslide sweeping down on us and pushing the whole train down
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into the canyon. Well, we could run into extra heavy drifts and get
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stalled. Fact that's where Mad Mountain got his name, and the trouble it's
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always caused the railroad. Well, I don't care. I'm enjoying it just
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the same. Wonder how much behind schedule we are? Here comes the conductor.
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I'll hack him. Oh, conductor, how late are we going to
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be? Really? Here? To tell you? This depends on how long
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this storm keeps us, Say, conductor, didn't you used to be on
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the New York to Miami running the Penzee about ten years ago? Yes?
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It did, left there eleven years ago next March, I thought, so.
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He was to ride with you often in those days. Your name Bonner,
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Robert Bonner, got quite a memory. Sure, I'm Robert Bonner,
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but I don't remember you the detective trained mind remember named Paton, mister Bonner,
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Nick the great one for that? And Nick? You don't mean you're
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Nick Carter? Ye'll jay in the first degree. Well, well, don't
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that beat off? After eleven years? I would say, mister Carter,
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I you know I'm sort of glad you're riding with us this trip. You
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want me to help you find the tracks again? If the train runs off
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it ain't the blizzard I was thinking of bad as it is that opera star
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we got hitched on the rear of the train. You mean that private car.
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We thought the termin will belonged to real opera star. Who is she?
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The name's Pauline Hall and she just stuck up high falute and queen of
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them all. Why are you worried about her? Well, after we hit
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her car on, I went back to see if everything was okay. Orders
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you know, sure? I know well? Else she comes wearing more jewels
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in the Russian royal family. She waves her hand at me, and she
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says, conductor, please see that no one has permitted to enter my car
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at all. I'm not to be disturbed. Before we get the Sacramento in
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the morning, a wisy little child, dog of herst stands there blinking at
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me, all around his neck studded with diamonds. Well, a child is
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a high class dogmas the bout her. And then and then, as if
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there ain't enough trouble for me trying to keep everything straight around here with a
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bizzard blown Dominich, I get this telegram from the chief says I got to
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take care of the dam and her sparklers as if they were my own.
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There's the stuff she's carrying is worth about one hundred thousand cash. That's a
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lot of jewels to be lying around loose. And maybe she won't be disturbing
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sacrament in the morning either, if that dumb engineer ares don't use more sand.
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It was an hour behind crawling up yellow side. Now we ain't even
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crawling. Why Nick, we stopped. We aren't moving at all though,
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sounds as if we're in trouble. Yeah, sir, we are in trouble.
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Engineers whistling for a flag. Then you gotta get him on fast.
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When he like that on a night like this, what do you need?
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A man? Paul up here in the mountain the second six and this train's
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right behind us in this snow, she could plow right into his poor you
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know we were here. Hey, Kennie Canny, wait, have you now
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all? I get your flag and get going. We're stuck. Oh,
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look, on a night like there's no time to argue Carty. Now you
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get ready and start on your way back, and you'll be sure I get
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back a full half mile or two before you set your flares. Be watching,
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so shake it up. I suppose I gotta climb out and wait around
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that opera star's car. She won't let me go through. You'll bet she
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won't when you go buy your car. Don't cuts the slide you wake her
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up either. I don't want to be hauled on the carpet for disturbing her
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names. Snow must be up to my waist by this time. List and
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watch out you don't fall over into the canyon, all right, watch room
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to spare between the track and the edge that quick you know of all the
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dog on dirty jogs on the railroad. This being a he doesn't look very
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happy. No, no, I ain't very happy either, doddering old fotn't
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push her up there in the cab was a real he man, we wouldn't
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be starting for a little snow. Well. They had nothing to do now
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but waite. I hope the singing section don't jam into us. What's the
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engine they're trying to do now? I'm there. It sounds like you signaling
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the other section that double flag man, I mind set the players going Like
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I told him too. They had to stop the rest of this drag.
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Then there wouldn't be no need for all that tooping and Wishley. Why don't
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you look and see if you can see the players, mister Donner, they
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certainly show up across the snow. Now that the stop knowing, That's just
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what I'm going to do. You want to come, mister Carter? Weight,
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I got my coat on and I'll be right with you. Are you
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ready, mister Carter? And take a look out of the platform. They
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have a car here. Now watch out, we'll open up here. Hey,
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mighty cold out here. Must have been there zero very near. That's
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the other section, mister Carter. They got the signal. Well, that
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takes care of that. Hey, wait a minute, what what what's that?
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Good? Gun? I said? So I was like, did he
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is? That's an avalanche? The house sounds like a big slide, Yes,
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sir, Hey, that was awful. Clothes too close for comfort?
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Yes, certain, indeed, mister Stow went right by us. And what
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about the flag man? You suppose that he might have been at Carney.
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He must have been riding the past. I better see if he'll go.
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Wait here for your mom. Now, once you step along this edge of
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the canyon angers the carni a thousand feet dropped to the state highway at the
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bottom. Don't worry, I'm watching. And look at the queen's car here,
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not a light in it. Not a peep out of the old girl.
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And if thought the noise of that slide would have woke in the dead.
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Didn't you say she had a maid and a porter with a tool funny
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another week? Yeah, probably she's got him both scared. Don't dare make
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a sound while he's asleep. The dog too, didn't hear a peep out
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of him either, Hey bob, look ahead there. That slide cleared off
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a place about a quarter mile wide, and they said only missed us by
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about one hundred yards. Wait a minute, I got my flash light here.
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Let me see if we can see anything of Carnie anywhere. Thanks,
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mister cant An. There ain't no use looking for him. And after that,
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he listen, I don't get nothing. There it is again, and
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it's down there over the edge of the canyon. Here'll fresh your light down
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there, see free. I can't see the thing. Must have Hey bob,
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look there the flagman Carnie, Yes, caught in that little tree down
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there, must be fifty feet down the side of the floor. What's he
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doing down there? Must have slept and fallen over the edge in his way
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back. Yeah, but that's not Carnie making that noise. No oh,
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it isn't. But I can't see anything else down there that's making it.
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No wonder they named this man mountain. I'll go get a couple of porters
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and some rope. We'll have to get Connie out of that quick. If
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you're still alive, just a little more, no boy, oh, po
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a head. Let me help you now all together? Are you that said?
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Now? Give me a handle the body. He's a cuddy. Is
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he dead? Yes? He broke his neck with hell, poor Canie.
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Then he's a long ride we've had together. You tube porters, stay here
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with the body for a bit, Bob. You and I have a job
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to do. Come on, quick, job. What do you mean?
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Say where you're going? That's what I think it is. We've got a
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real job in our hands. You got a key to the Queen's private car,
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the Queen's we do no what do you want that for? You know
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what I found on there when I was getting Conne's body. What ain't got
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any idea? That child dog of hers is caught in a clump of bushes.
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That's below where Connie was. Yeah, the dog was doing that crying
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we heard before he stopped. Now, I'll bet that darn dog got out
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of the car and chased Carnie, and Carnie fell over the edge trying to
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get away from him. Certainly, hope you're right, Bob, but I
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don't think so. What do you think did happen? Then tell you in
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a minute. Here's the end of the Queen's car. Maybe I've got a
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keeve that'll fit this door. Cool. No, they have a special lock
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on it, and I can't wait to take it. Now. Watch out,
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hey, I can't go busting the private cars like that. You can
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this time. Now I cannot lock it from the inside. When what do
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you think you're gonna find in here? Money? And shut the door?
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All right? I don't see Look here, Bob, hey, one of
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those statements of the red beds that ain't that ain't but that I came from.
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In here? That's her porteroole tied out. Yes, he's been I
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don't understand. I thought so see there, Oh, look at all that
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blood. Yes, and the queen put up quite a struggle for her life,
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but she lost. I'll say there was a fight here, and look
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at this room. Everything upside down, yes, and everything valuable gone,
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nothing left but some toilet articles. Where's the maid's compartment? He's over here?
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Oh gosh, ho mondy, she's dead too, strangle to death.
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Looks like those purple marks around her. And that couldn't mean anything else.
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Oh what a smell? What is it, mister Carter? It smells like
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perfume? Yeah, I see there, broken perfume bottle got smashed in the
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struggle. Smell is so strong it's sickening. Oh, I'm gonna catch it
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for this. What's in the other compartment? I wouldn't know. I could
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just opeen eight more bodies. Well we'll see, just as I suspected.
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See those cigarette burns on the dresser and the empty bottles. Two men head
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in here, wait until the time was right, then killed the queen and
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her maiden, stole the jewels. How do you know there was two men,
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two different brands of cigarettes here? Oh yeah, what do you suppose
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they got aboard? Probably hid in here before the car left the junction.
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Do you suppose they're still on the train. See if the front door of
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the car is unlocked. Oh sure, sure, yes, mister carry it's
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not locked. They probably went out that way and there somewhere on the train
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now probably must have figured that nobody went under this car before it reached Sacramento.
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We're all set to drop off at one of the way stations before that.
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But undoubtedly the snow slide interfit of their plans, and in this deep
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snow, there's no place they could go without being in danger of their lives.
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Yes, I feel sure they're still on the train. Well, can
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you find any clues to tell us who they are? I hope so they
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could take some fingerprints, Baby would take too long a fingerprit everybody in the
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train. No, we got to find some other way to do it.
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It is, But how I don't know yet, But I think I have
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an idea. Well, what do we do now? Bring Connie's body in
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here. Let the passengers think he was killed in the slide, but don't
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let them know he was murdered. Murdered. Do you say Connie was murdered
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too? I thought you said his neck was broken. It was the back
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of his head was crushed in too, And that was no accident. That's
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what led me to believe that there might have been trouble here in the Queen's
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car Boba's I see it. The chow made trouble for the killers when they
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started their work, so they took it outside to get rid of it.
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But they ran it to Cornie. They killed him and threw him and the
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dog into the canyon. And so long as the killers think that Connie and
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the dog are both dead, we'll let them keep on thinking so at least
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until I can rescue that chow. Are you crazy, mister Carter, that
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that money worth risking your Nick for? No? I have an idea.
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Maybe he can tell us who the killers are. Oh? What the heck?
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Chows can't talk. I have an idea. Maybe this one can.
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At least I'm going to find out anyway. So Nick thinks he can make
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the child talk at least enough to tell him who killed the opera singer and
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stole her jewels. Will the dog still be alive by the time he can
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get down to rescue it, and will it tell him what he wants to
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everywhere, and now back to our story. We left Nick planning to rescue
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the dead opera singer's dog, which is caught on a bush on the side
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of the canyon, in the hopes that it might some way reveal the identity
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of the murderers of his mistress. But where did Nick go at the honor?
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He wouldn't tell me, miss Bow And he just told me to come
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to the baggage card, get all the extra rope we have, and wait,
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we got back. Now, I wish you wouldn't try to rescue that
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dog tonight. It's too dangerous in the dark on a freezing night like this.
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I tried to tell him that, but he wouldn't listen to me.
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Just said that the dog was going to help him find the killers. Crazy
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talk, isn't mister Bonner. Nick has a way of knowing what he's talking
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about. But I wish you were that rope for me, bron A little
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basic kind Now, why don't you let me take the baggage and mail cruise
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and search the train for these killers. I got to be useless job.
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Those crooks are only two out of several hundred people on this train. How
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could you tell them from the others? Well, Furthermore, once you let
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the passengers know there have been two murders on this train, you'll see what
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happens. Oh gosh, Nick, you're right, we might have a panic
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on our head. I guess you're right, but I don't like it.
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Just the same risk in your neck for a fool dog. I like dogs,
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and this one's hurt and probably freezing by now? Nick, what were
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you doing in the train just now? I thought you said you weren't going
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to try to stop the killers. I wasn't, Patsy, not exactly.
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Then? What were you doing looking for something? Well? Did you find?
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Maybe we'll see you later. How do you love to have that rope?
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Sure? You don't want me to come with you? No, you
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stay here. I don't want any of the train crew or passengers to know
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what's going on. Okay, whatever you say. If mister Bonner is not
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going with you, I am well. Now that the storm's over, I
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guess it's safe enough. But you better address warmly, Patsy. It's mighty
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cold out. Look, Nick, there's an extra trainment outfit here that's heavy
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enough. Could I use that? Instamun? Sure? Sure? If you
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can get into it, I can get into it all right, with plenty
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left over, Patsy, I want to get that dog while he's still alive.
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Hurry up, well here, let's get going. I'm glad that wind
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died down. That's quite so cold. Now that's right. Is this where
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you found the brakeman? Oh? Yes, I can see the Martians.
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Now is the dog here too, Nick? Yes, Patsy, he was
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caught in a small bush just below where the brakeman was. How are you
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going to get down to him? I'm going to try this lodger rope to
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the rail here if I can find it under this snow. Yes, here
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it is. That's a second rail. That should be enough that i'd hold
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it. Yeah. Oh, I let myself down the side of the canyon
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with it. You'll keep hold of this smaller when I've tied the dog to
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it, you'll pull it up. Okay. I can climb back up the
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other rope myself. The good thing we have the headlights and the locomotive on
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the second section to help us. Gosh, it's bright. Yes, even
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though it's at least a half a mile down, the track is light enough
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for us to see by. All right, are you ready? Gee?
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Nick? Suppose your hands gets so cold you can't pull yourself back out.
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I don't worry they want, Patsy. I'll be getting enough exercise so i'll
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keep warm. It's you i'm worried about. Are you warm enough? You're
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sure this outfit I've got un keep gold the cold out. I'm okay,
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all right, then I'm off. I'll let you know as soon as i'm
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ready to have the dog pulled up. I'll be waiting. Take care of
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you. Tell me I am all right, old neck. Here he is
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pass and he's still alive. Oh good, oh poor little fellow. All
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right, steady belay, we'll have you up for it's nice and warm and
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no time here we are. Now. Just put this little rope around your
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belly. Yeah, I'm tied around your fee leg you so it won't slip.
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I don't want to lose you now. You're too valuable to me.
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That's a minute. You take it easy, will you. He'll be all
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right anyway. I don't have a nice ride, all right, pull him
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up, Patsy, careful, okay. I'll just pull myself up with you
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so I can keep my eye and you can't be sure you won't slip out
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of the ropes. I'll fight it. Boy, that's easy, now,
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easy, you ask for both coming along? All right? He must be
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broke. I probably is there. I'm not too warm myself. All right,
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boy, you wanna tell him Willie when I got this rope off the
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track? Okay, I'll take it easy, pup. Yeah, I don't
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blame you for being I'm mad too. Right now, you're all right here?
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You can you stand up? Oh? Nick? Do you suppose any
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of his bones are broken? I hope not. Let me see. I
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think he's just suffering from exposure. He's hardly more than a pup. I'll
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carry him back to the dining car. We'll get the chef to fix him
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something hot, some good hot milk with a little branding in it, or
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to make him feel like a new dog. And something hot wouldn't hurt us
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either. Come out. Oh look, Nick, he feels much better than
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he did. Why he walks around almost normally. Now there's a little something
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warm to he fixed him. He that rub down you gave him? Oh
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what are you pining to do now? Nick? Nothing? Have that small
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piece of rope, will you? I want to make a leash for him.
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You're not going to take that poor pop out for a walk? Are
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you take him out? No? Tag him for a walk? Yes?
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But why Patsy, I have you've forgotten We're on the trail of two murderers.
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So quick, not Nick. But that's not much of a leash.
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But I think it'll serve the purpose. All right, Bob, you're ready?
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I sure, I am ready for any him. But say, do
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I spell trouble? You might? We'll know pretty quick. Now, May
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I come to Nick? Not this time, Patsy. Just wait here and
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cross your fingers for a luck. Okay, where are you going? To
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the smoking compartment? To the first car. I want to show the dog
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something easy enough, Bob, all right, it's smoking compartments. Just ahead
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here, Okay, alright, boy, quiet, you'll get your chance in
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justin. I remember back some twenty years ago we were held up in for
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four days and the slides of a railroad up in Kennedy. Yeah, yeah,
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somebody has always been were it's white. I'm gonna let the dog loose
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when we get to the door of the compartment. I'll follow him in and
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you stay back on me. I don't want to see the brag. I
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was just going to say he's just bad enough now without you making a way,
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Hi, Bob, you hear that? Yeah? But what quiet?
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I'm letting him loose? You go way gone on your left, ready,
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Bob, Yeah, all right, here goes. We stay here until I
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say I just can't keep that track. Shut it. Take him give I
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can't hit them off me. Williams. Come on up at your crew,
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get your hands up, quick, talk off the dog mam us. Did
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he not know he won't? Ye? Let hit her hands up now.
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You ain't got no right to come in here out. Don't try to get
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your gun or let you have it? Right, I got my heads up.
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That's better. I don't like shooting, all right, Bob. Take
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their guns away from them. Be sure you got all of them, and
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see what else they have on them at the same time. Quite sure,
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I'll give him a good going over. Carter. You ain't Nick Carter,
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I certainly am. Wouldn't you know, Pete? We pull the job up
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here in the mountains and Nick Carter has to be on the track. Shut
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up. You got none, that's nothing. No, I think I have
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plenty pro but you want to such it. Find anything interesting, Bob?
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Nothing? Just these three guns. Nothing there you say, I told you
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you got no reel in your panel. Enter the opera singer or made in
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their private car, and I just slugged the brakeman and threw them over the
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cliff who stole all the singers jewels. You call that nothing. This guy's
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not Pete. Go out a provate kappa, But get me a doctor,
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face William, My legs all better, fuck complete. I'll get you a
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doctor after I get your come. We don't know nothing about it, though
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it might No, we don't know a thing. It wasn't even there.
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All right, very well, we'll all sit right here and wait until you
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two decide to give us the information we want. All right, fat foot
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sit You're gonna wait till next year, but you won't lay nothing from us.
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Okay, I'll wait. Look, Coppa, I gotta get a doctor.
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Hey, Bob, huh? You know how quick hydrophobia sets in after
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a dog bites? I know I don't pretty quick, I think. See
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if I remember correctly, there's no cure for it after it does set in?
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Is there? IM sure? I don't believe there is o cue?
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How long would you say it is? Since the dog bit Pete? Here?
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It must be about ten minutes. Now, I'd say ten minutes,
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man, and don't only takes hydrophobia about five? All right, all right,
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I'll tell her, tell only give me a doctor. You got a
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doctor and I got your confessions? Okay, okay? Will we killed the
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Michael? Me? Will we hitting the old Dame's car before I left the
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yard where Joe we made a bundle out of him, and then throw him
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clear off the cliff and tell me to stay rode at the bottom. Get
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me a doctor. Way, I'm tying, you're not dying? Not yeah,
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I am, I am, I got hydrophobia. Sure, get a
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doctor with you. Y'are a fool. You can't get hydrophobia from a dog
26:25
bites unless the dog has hydrophobia before he bites you. And this dog is
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as clean and healthy as a dog could be. There are no more danger
26:33
from those bites than I am. You mean? You mean? I ain't
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gonna get sick from the bikes? Nothing the slightest double crossing right out of
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Keep quiet. See if you can find a doctor and take the dog back
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to Patsy he's done a good night's work, And bring some rope to tie
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up these cheap thugs. Sure what you kind of come on? I beg
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your pardon, mister why? Why? Yes? Hey? Where are you?
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I? I'm here under this seat. Is it safe to come out
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now? Yes? Indeed, come on out and join the party. Thank
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you. It's much more comfortable out here. Mister. I asked you a
27:18
question, quite certainly, go right ahead. How did you know these with
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the men who were killed somebody? Very simple? When I walked through the
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train a while ago, I noticed that the tobacco smoking this compartment was sent
27:32
it heavily with perfume. Perfume these thugs got spilled on them when a bottle
27:36
of perfume broke in the opera singer's card during the fight. Oh that's wonderful,
27:41
mister Kato were wonderful. Well, I couldn't be absolutely positive just from
27:45
the perfume, and I couldn't know which of the six men in the compartment
27:48
are the ones I wanted, and knowing that the men were armed, I
27:52
had to be sure, yes, yes, yes, of course, So
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I brought the dog in here. Knowing that a char would never stop hating
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the men who killed his mistress, he supplied me with the additional evidence I
28:02
needed. Then, it was a very simple matter as you were to get
28:03
that confession, and the duels will get those two. I shall notify the
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state police as soon as I can contact them. The snowslides and the marks
28:12
I made going down the side of the cliff after the dog will mark the
28:15
place closely enough. That's wonderful that that dog that's not dog, isn't he
28:21
You well lots smarter than these two crooks. He'll never go to the electric
28:23
chair. That's more than I can say for them. In just a moment,
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Nick and Patsy will bring you a preview of next week's exciting case.
28:41
But first here's a worthwhile thought. These are busy times, times for streamlined
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efficiency and everything we do, and the American homemakers everywhere are learning how much
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time they save when they preserve the natural beauty of their furniture. With Linux
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cream Polish dries hard too, leaving no oily film to attract more dust and
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make more work for you. So, by all means, keep your treasured
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furniture lovely the easy way with Linux cream polish. Remember to ask for it
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at your dealers. If he hasn't received his supply of the three great Linux
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homewriters, you'll probably have them soon. Ask him to save one or all
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of them for you. Acme will see that he gets them and you get
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them as quickly as possible. And now let's hear from Nick Cotter himself.
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How about it? Nick? What thrilling story are you going to tell us
29:48
next week? Well, next week, Ken, I'm going to tell you
29:52
a simple little story which begins when the milkman arrives at a customer's house to
29:56
find the young wife tied up in the kitchen of her home and her young
30:00
husband shot to death in his bed. The local sheriff couldn't seem to make
30:03
henderd tails out of the case. But when Nick took hold, he picked
30:07
up a small clue here and another one there, and got the right answer,
30:11
an answer I may say that was somewhat unexpected. Is it an exciting
30:15
case? While tracking down a murder is always exciting, to me, what
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do you call the story? Nick? I call it the Two Pillow Murder
30:22
for the Mystery of the Milkman's Discovery. And that's all for now. So
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long, everybody, So long, and so long to you both Nick and
30:30
Patsy. We'll be looking forward to seeing you again next week. Next week,
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at the same time, listen to another curious experience of Nick Carter Master
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Detective entitled The Two Pillow Murderer or Nick Carter and the Mystery of the Milkman's
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Discovery. Nick Carter Master Detective is a copyright feature of Streathan Smith Publications,
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Incorporated. It is presented at the same time and over these same stations by
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the three great Linux Home Brightness, Linux clear Glass, Linux Cream Polish,
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and LINEX self Polishing Wax created by ACME, America's great producer of ACME Quality
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paints. In the Nick Carter Adventures, Lin Clark has starred as Nick.
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Allen Schote is featured as Patsy. Original music is played by Lou White.
31:26
The programs are written and directed by Jack McGregor. This is Ken Powell speaking
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for the thousands of Linux dealers all over America and saying, so long until
31:34
next week. This is mutual welcome back Nick Carter, greatest of all confession
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coursers, and given me intellectual quality of these criminals, it would have been
31:52
nice if he tried some other way to trick the confession out of him.
31:56
It shouldn't have been too hard. Well, hopefully next week will for a
32:00
bigger intellectual challenge for our hero. All right, now to listener comments and
32:06
feedback. Michelle writes, I've had this app for over a year now and
32:09
I continue to love it. I just started to start over from the beginning
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of the podcast about six months ago, and it was extremely happy to find
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as a host. Keep up the great work, Adam from Michelle in Michigan.
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Well, thanks so much, Michelle, and I appreciate your comment.
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Then we have another comment from podcast Dower. The comments before and after each
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show provides context and great information. Adam is a great host. Well,
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thanks so much. All right, Well, that will do it for today.
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We will be back tomorrow as we conclude a star of Cape tow Matter
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