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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar Matter: The Nick Shurn Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1133) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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at support dot Great Detectives dot com. Yeah, well, folks, it's
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time for us to continue on with the Nick sher matter. Here are parks
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three and four from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Dollar, Dan Martin.
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Here. I was up the street. You listen, Jriff. They've
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traced Kathy O'Dare here to you. A nice little town of Branbury who has
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Nick Shuran's boys. One of them, a trigger man named Benny Stark,
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came out to the sawmill Hell a few minutes ago. I traded a couple
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of shots with him, but he got away in a car. Did he
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head north or back toward town Georgetown? I think you can't see the turnoff
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from here. All right, Dollar, You're packing a gun. Will you
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take a pickup truck and black bet turnoff, hold it until I can get
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somebody out there to relieve it. Right, how many deputies you got deputies?
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Oh? What about volunteers? Is this Benny Stark, the man Kathy's
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afraid of he's one of them? Then I'll have volunteers, twenty men within
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a half hour, armed with deer rifles, and every one of them a
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dead shot. Goodnight and every weekday Night Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of
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the Man with the Action Packed Expenser, caud America's Fabulous freelance insurance investigator Hers
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Truly Johnny Dollar. From Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location Branburry, Michigan to
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the home Office Primutual Insurance Limit at Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment. The Nick
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Shuran matter expense account continued. IDAM ed three dollars sixty cents for two packs
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of cigarettes and a pint of applejack borrowed from the foreman's locker at the sawmill.
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I figured these as standard equipment for holding down a roadblock at ten degrees
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above zero, and Mike O'Dare agreed with me one hundred percent? Oh,
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I'll tell you one thing. They can make it out of corn RYE.
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Parley, make it at a gold if they want to, but they'll never
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come up with anything better than what they make out of actors. Scared here
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have a short run, Johnny, No thanks, I'll save it for later.
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Well, I'll just hear. It's got the taste of Indian summer in
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it. You ought to see this country around that time of year, Johnny,
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break your heart. It's a beautiful, man. It's beautiful now with
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the snow on, and there would be more so if there wasn't a killer
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running listener, Johnny, I want to ask you something about my daughter,
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and I want you to answer me honest, all right. It's no use
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trying to fool your She's here, all right, I know, but she
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hasn't told me what it was. It happened in New York, but she
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ran away from him somehow. I figured it was just as well not to
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ask you. You're sure if Dan Martin said practically the same thing. Dan's
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been in love with Kathy since she was twelve years old. He's a good
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man, solid, so I forget. Anyway, she was scared, scared
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half to Dick, and she'd come home for help, so we tried to
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help. What was it she wanted to ask me? Mister there you mentioned
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a murder case, Johnny. You didn't give any of the details, just
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said that Kathy was her witness. Is is she mixed up in this murder?
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And you wanted an honestancer? All right? I'm not sure? Ay?
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See, that's why I wanted to talk to her, get her story,
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the truth. I realized from the start she might be guilty. I
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don't think so, but it's a possibility. You may as well know about
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it. I guess you realize it wouldn't make any difference not to me or
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today. Oh yeah, I figured. In other words, you're with me
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as long as I'm trying to protect her, but you'll fight me if I
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find reason to think she's guilty. It's about it, Johnny. Well,
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at least we know where we stand, and I hope it won't come to
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what you matter. Car coming light on the trees there at the bend.
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Yeah, do you suppose? Maybe? Probably not, but you can't tell.
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Better get behind the truck just in case you'll have to shift into low
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the wedge past us and let me get that spotlight on. I guess I'll
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just another quick one. The wind cuts right through your bones. It's a
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dark colored sedan. It might be him. Funny had been hoping for two
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months if Cat he'd come home for Christmas, and they didn't figure I'd be
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out here in the woods hiding behind a truck waiting to shoot it out with
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somebody that wanted to kill. It's a crazy world. Keep your head down,
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astral. Yeah, just the driver by himself, wearing a dark cat
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Oh no, you know that kind of looks like why curly it is?
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What? That's Ted Perkins old wreck, no doubt about it. When the
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all right, you better wave him out past. He probably thinks we need
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help. Hey, it's all right, said, it's my good hand.
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Go ahead, go ahead, We don't need anything. Yeah, well all
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right, thanks. Anyway. Well, there's one thing bad people around here.
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They mind their own business and don't ask no questions, and they don't
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answer them often either. How's that Applejack holding out? Two long hours went
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past. Only three cars came out from the village, and each time a
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long moment of tension while we waited to identify the occupants, But all of
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them were townspeople. Then they didn't show. One truck came down the logging
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road from the back hills, loaded with dwarf spruce and fir peace on earth,
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good will toward men. We were waiting for an assassin, but the
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truck only carried Christmas trees. The night was crystal clear, with bright stars
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hanging low in the blackness, but it kept turning colder and colder, and
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believe in the apple jack didn't help much. And the wind too, changed
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gradually and blew fitful and gusty and strange. It's kind of storm come a
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blizzard. Maybe not tonight, tomorrow some time or tomorrow night. I know
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this country, know the signs. There's an odd feeling in the air,
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all right, there's an even order whining. My leg lag rolled over on
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it, putting it six years ago. Bother's me some in the winter till
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that we're so right before a storm. That's kind of a handy thing to
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have. Well, that's one way of looking at it, I guess.
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Like one time when Kathy was little, when her Moore was still alive,
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cried rostersoul. We had a big measles epidemic here in Branberry, and every
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night Kathy used to add a line to a prayer, kid say, and
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please let me catch the measles so I can stay out of school like the
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other kids. Now she's wanted as a witness in a murder case, and
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somebody's prowling out there in the dark trying to find her and kill her.
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Little Kathy, we never harmed anybody in her home life. Some things just
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don't make sense, Johnny. Some things never have. There was another time
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once when men like Benny were prowling in the dark trying to find a little
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child and kill him, and he hadn't harmed anybody either. That was nearly
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two thousand years ago. Yeah, sure it was. I like you,
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Johnny, Katy, you'll like it too and live a jail. Huh ah.
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There's a pair for that kid. Looks more like a mother did at
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her aid. Another car coming asterroll there. Yeah, so there is,
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And this just might be the one. Maybe I wish that apple Jack hadn't
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run out. But it was only a couple of men. Deputy Martin had
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sent out from town to relieve us and take over. Big men, calm
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and quiet, wearing plaid macinaws and heavy laced boots and carrying Winchester ninety fours
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over their arms. They told us Benny Stark had been seen. He'd come
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up from the west, driven onto one of the roadblocks unexpectedly, in a
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flurry of shots, he'd broken through. The men couldn't understand his persistence.
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They thought he'd run for it, get out of the area once his presence
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was known. I didn't bother to explain, to put him straight, but
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I knew Benny had never run, not now. He was a trigger man,
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a professional killer with a reputation at stake, and he had his orders
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to silence Kathy o'dair. A half hour later, we were back in town,
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turning into the main street. Around the village square. Strings of pilly
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lights and a tall pine in the center of the square blinked and sparkled as
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they swayed in the wind. Around one hundred cars and trucks were parked in
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the street and in the lot behind the town hall, and the sound of
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singing drifted out from inside. They're practicing carols and things for the big doings
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on Christmas Eve. He did beautiful. The men at the roadblock had given
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a description of Benny's car and the license number. It was just barely possible.
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Got something in mind, Johnny, Yeah, let's take a look through
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those park cars. I don't know, but it was me. I sure
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wouldn't be hanging around here. I'd stick to the tall timber. Yeah,
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Butt, you're not a city boy, and my tall timorous foreign soil.
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To Benny, he's only comfortable when he's close to a crowd. He the
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fellow that's supposed to have done that murder. No is the man he works
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for a cafe on a ex gangster, a man named Nick Shearn. Let's
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check that lot around at the side. I don't think he'd show here in
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front. He'd be taking a big chance showing anywhere. In a town this
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size, people know each other. It's his job to take chances, and
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he probably doesn't realize. What's that's the dan against the building with the side
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window broken shifting. Oooh one, that's his car, Johnny, Yeah,
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wait here. I eased my gun out of the holster and started toward the
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car. There were no lights in the lot, only the soft glow reflected
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from the packed snow on the foot, and the car itself stood in the
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dark shadows next to the building. I couldn't see whether anyone was in it
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or not. The singing seemed to swell louder as I approached. I moved
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slowly, watching for any sudden movement. The car was empty. It was
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time past time to talk to Kathy Adare and with a pressure tightening, the
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danger close to home now her father was ready to take me to her.
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We drove over to Dan Martin's house, where it turned out Kathy and her
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daughter was staying. Dan's mother had been looking after Dan was there when we
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arrived. Busy on the phone. Yeah, I know the car, all
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right, the one Jed bought last spring down in Bay City seven three nine
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two. Where was it parked? All right? Keep an eye out,
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Charlie so on Benny Stark and stole himself auto of the car took Jed Wharton's
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station wagon. We what for that? Was it better when he had?
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Charlie says, the steering gear was sprung. I guess it happened when he
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crashed that roadblock. Well, that was Kathy and the young and oh fine,
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they were asleep upstairs. Mom's next door helping missus. Barton stuff a
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turkey, Johnny, you figured it could wait till morning. I'm sorry,
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mister o'dair, I've got to talk to her tonight, all right, I'll
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go wake her up, mister Doller. No matter what she's done, don't
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hurt her anymore than you have to. As far as I know at the
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moment, Dan, all she's guilty of is withholding information, and most people
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would have done the same thing. Nick Suran's a rough boy to tangle with.
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She was scared, that's all lost her head. She never did belong
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in a city. She belongs right here in Branbury. This is her kind
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of life. Why did she leave? Well, we argued one day and
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she said she'd show me. So she ran off and married that fellow.
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He treated her bad, finally left her, but she was too proud to
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come back. She wouldn't have come back now she hadn't have been so scared.
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Well, maybe it'll work out now. She ought to stay, her
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kid, ought to grow up here, learned the outdoors in the woods like
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Kathy used to know it. Or she roamed through those hills like a young
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Indian. Knew every trail in that forest, every timber camp and trapper's cabin
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from here to the ridge. I remember one time the two of us were
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up toward what's the matter? What is it, mister oldare you said?
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You didn't Kathy were sleep upstairs? That what you said? Dan? Of
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course that's what I'm Mike. What's happened? They're not up here, They're
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not up there anywhere else in the house. There Arden, Johnny Dollar,
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Mike, go there, Johnny, and you signed a Kathy. No.
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The boys of the highway turn off haven't seen her or Benny either one not
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a sold out that way in the last hour. What about there at this
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harmony Nothing Mike, No fresh tracks on the logging road, no sign of
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her. And the worst thing is it's starting to snow again here in town
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two. Dan Martin's just phone. No luck. She hasn't shown up at
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any of the roadblock She's she's around somewhere, and we've got to find her.
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We will, Mike, and it's got to be fast. There's a
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blizzard coming up. And that gunman, Benny Stock is around two. Maybe
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he's already found her, maybe even took her from the house hard and jail
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boat. Maybe she didn't get scared and run. Maybe it was him.
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Maybe she I stop at that kind of thing. It's not gonna help any
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I don't know, but I've got a half baked idea and I may be
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right. Stay there at the house. I'm coming back to pick you up.
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And one thing you can do while you're waiting, what Johnny pray from
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Special Investigator Johnny Dollar, location, Branbury, Michigan to the home office Primutual
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Insurance Limited, Hartford, Connecticut. Assignment the Nick Shuran matter, or more
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important, find Kathy O'Dare Item twelve on expense account four dollars and ninety cents.
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A tank full of gas for the county pickup I'd borrow from Deputy Sheriff
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Dan Martin. The falling snow was thickening now and the wind was rising and
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steadying in the northwest. The night had all the makings of a blizzard,
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and wherever Kathy and her daughter had gone, we had to find them before
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it hit. It was ten fourteen PM when I pulled up at the side
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porch of the Adare house and Kathy's father came hurrying out to the truck,
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leaving the door open behind him and butting his heavy mcinnaws. He ran and
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he knew was my utter thing. All right, get in, shut the
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door. Hey, we'll get a foot of snow before money with a zero
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win behind it. Now, listen, Mike, I think we can forget
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any idea that Benny found her and got her out of the house. In
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that case, she wouldn't have taken your car. He's already got one.
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I know I thought her that, And he wouldn't have given her time to
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dress herself in jail the way she did, with heavy clothes and snow boots.
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And she wouldn't have taken the rifle. And what has happened. She
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knew I'd be there to talk to her sometime this evening. I think she
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lost a nerve, couldn't face it, decided to run again. Maybe so,
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but where Johnny? That's what I want you to tell me that Now.
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I don't mean you knew what she was going to do and where she
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was going to go, or how do you think I can tell you?
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Look, Kathy knew about the roadblocks Dan Martin set up to trap Benny Stock
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knew where they were, so she didn't want to be seen. Then naturally
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she'd avoid them. She couldn't not, as she wanted to get away take
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the highway to Flint or Detroit. She'd have to pass one of them at
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least, But she hasn't passed any of them. So she's still in this
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area, and I don't think she ever meant to leave it. But then
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Nann Martin said Cathy used to spend a lot of time in the woods when
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she was growing up. He said, she knew every back trail in these
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hills, logging camps, trappers, cabins. She did. She used to
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worry that dickens out to be the way she Yeah, Now where would she
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go, Mike, if she wanted to hide out back in the hill somewhere.
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There's a lot of places, Chippewa canyons, one here for timbercamps abandoned
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in the winter, some cabins along it. No, No, she couldn't
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make it. There's a roadblocked before you get to the turnout there. It's
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gotta be someplace she could reach without being seen. There's workers flats, but
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that's twelve miles of foot trail. She wouldn't try it in this weather,
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not with Gill along anyway. Then there's Lake Pine. No, it's over
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the other way Pine Lake Rows that runs northwest of town. Not much better
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than the wagon road. The DAN didn't put a block on it because it
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dead ends at the lake about five miles our what's out there? Nothing at
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the lake, but you can go on up Pine Creek about four miles on
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foot, and there's some cabins. Maybe a waste of time. Johnny must
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get gone expense account. It am thirteen six dollars and ninety cents one dry
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cell electric lantern, an extra pair of batteries picked up at the Branberry Hardware
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Company. And the way through town, the falling snow, driven by a
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bitter cold wind, formed a dense curtain in front of our headlights, and
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from the turnoff all the way up the narrow, twisting road to Pine Lake,
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I had to keep the truck in second gear. There were car tracks
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in the road, all right, several of them, but they were covered
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now with a new blanket of snow, and it was impossible to tell whether
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they'd been made earlier tonight or a week ago. The road ends a couple
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of yards past this next turn, and we'll soon know. There's four or
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five side turnoffs clearance where you can pack. We'll have to check out of
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them. I guess, all right, that draw there on the right,
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that break there in the trees. That's that's where the Pine Creek Trail starts.
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I will swing in, Mike. I guess we won't have to check
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those turnops. Eh. Is that your car over there under the trees.
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Yeah, that's it. I left Mike waiting in the cab while I went
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over to look inside the car. It was empty, abandoned, and there
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was no note, no clue of any kind to tell where Kathy's gone.
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I raised the hood and felt the motor block ice cold. The car had
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been here for some time. I flashed the lantern on the ground and followed
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the faint tracks made by two pairs of snow boats the end of the deep
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draw that led back into the hills, the start of the Pine Creek Trail.
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I snapped off the lantern and stumbled through the snow back to the truck.
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But you're fine, Johnny. It's them all right, they've headed up
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the trail. I found tracks in the snow. Then we'd better get started.
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Oh wait, I'll go after the mic. You take the truck.
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Go into town, find Dan Martin, bring help as fast as you can.
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That storm's getting worse. No you don't, I know there is darting
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a pet trailer with a blizzard coming on, and if you think you've got
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to protect me, But I said, I get on, Mike. There's
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no time, and you're wrong. I'm not protecting you. I'm protecting myself.
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What do you mean that bum leg of yours. I don't want you
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on my hands too, along with the girls. All right, Johnny,
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I'll go after day and hurry, Mike. I'm depending on you. Yeah,
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good luck, Johnny, see you, Mike. I stood there in
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the snow watching the headlights of the truck move away. Finally they swung around
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the bend and disappeared, and I suddenly felt more alone than I ever had
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in my life. I've gotten rid of Mike. Deliberately sent him away on
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purpose, because I hadn't told him everything. I could see no point in
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tearing his heart out. There was another car parked on beyond Kathy's neil,
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hidden by the trees, Jed Wharton's station wagon, the car that had been
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stolen by a killer named Benny Stark. It took me half an hour to
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cover the first mile, and the storm kept getting worse. The beam of
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the lantern penetrated a bare thirty feet ahead of me before it was smothered out
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in the white blackness of the night. After a few hundred yards, the
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tracks I was trying to follow and nearly disappeared. Snowbover were lotted out.
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I gave up looking for them and stuck to Old Mike's description of the trail
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following the left bank of the frozen creek. The drifts were deeper down along
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the creek bottoms, and the going was rougher, but I didn't dare leave
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it to look for better footing. It was my only landmark. The trail
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itself was buried. Any man who lost his way to night and wandered off
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into one of those side gullies but want us straight to his death. An
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hour passed, then an hour and a half, or two hours. Maybe
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I lost all track of time and distance. The wind cut through my clothes,
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and the numbing pole crept into me deeper and deeper. Gradually, the
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walking, stumbling, breathing, even thinking became automatic, and without feeling,
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the world itself seemed to narrow down to a tiny circle close around me,
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and all beyond was chaos, blackness and roaring storm. I tripped over fallen
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logs and floundered back to my feet, dropped my landin and recovered it,
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broke through the crested brists and struggled for footing, and kept on moving in
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the weird nightmare of the blizzard. I could highly recognize reality when I came
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face to face with it. When a beam from my lantern touched him,
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crouching by a tree a few yards away, I could barely accept him as
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being real. He'd been watching my light as I approached, waiting for me.
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It was Benny Stark, with his gun leveled and named fool. Benny
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prop that gun. A curtain of snow swept between us, then plotting out
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the side of them, and I was grateful. I turned and stumbled on
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into the storm, moving in pitch darkness, now except for the ghostly glow
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from the snow covered ground. The second shot had smashed my land, and
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I had nothing left to go by but instinct and luck, and they weren't
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enough. Within fifteen minutes, I was hopelessly lost. That's when I started
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hearing the music miles from no place where there couldn't be any music except inside
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my head. The cold and fatigue were finally doing their work. I knew
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the signs. The next step was to start wandering in circles smaller and smaller
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ones, and the last step to drop exhausting and go peacefu. This weep
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peacefully and puminently, but the sound kept growing louder, and I moved in
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the direction it seem to be coming from. It couldn't be just illusions.
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It had to be real. Hello, Hello there. Then suddenly, only
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a few yards away, a brilliant blaze of light exploded from the darkness,
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and it seemed that a golden haired girl was standing in the middle of it,
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And for a moment, my sanity tottered, who's out there? My
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golden vision was wearing blue jeans and a flannel shirt and was holding a rifle.
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She looked exactly like the photograph I'd seen of Kathy Adare. And the
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blaze of light came from an open cabin door. Who is it? Speaker
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for our shoe, ken hold of mistair? It's Johnny Dollar. Are you
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getting warm now? I don't think I'll ever get warm again. You will
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if you don't move away from stove a little. The back of You're sure
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you're starting to smoke? Yeah? I thought I was beginning to feel something.
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How's the firewood. There's plenty. There's plenty of food and radio.
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If I hadn't heard that music had a blunde right on past this cabin.
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We've got everything. You can hold out for a month if we have to,
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I hope we have to. What about your daughter, su are right?
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Sure? She's fine? The picnic for her a camping trip. She's
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sound asleep back there. And Eleen too, dreaming about Santa Claus. I
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suppose I wish I could. How did you find me, mister dollar?
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Huh, guess work. I was born under a lucky star. I wasn't
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oh on all. I think you've been pretty lucky considering everything, more so
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than your landlady back in New York, missus Grappler, what do you mean,
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pretty stark? Want to see her? Tried to find out where you
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were. When she wouldn't telling me, broke her arm. No, it's
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a rough game, so dear, trying to play it cozy with a mobster
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like Nick Sheran. You know, of course, that he sent Benny here
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to find you. You'll have a hard time finding me in this pace.
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He did find you, Maybe he followed you from the house. I saw
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you drive through town anyway, I ran into him back down the trailerways.
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I thought you were chooting a while ago. You did. He tried to
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ambush me. He thought he had the drop and he wouldn't give up.
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I had to kill him. There will be another intriguing episode in our story
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of the next Sharing matter tomorrow. Tomorrow the showdown, victory, and then
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disaster when a visitor to the little town of Branbury turns out to be dead.
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Join us, won't you? Yours Truly Johnny Dollar? Yours Truly Johnny
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Dollar is starring Bob Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood, written by Les Crutchfield.
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It is produced and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us
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tomorrow night, same time and station for the next exciting episode of Yours Truly,
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Johnny Dollar. This is Roy Rowan speaking Welcome back. This is just
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such a great serial. I love this program. It really is remarkable and
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it's you know, when you take a look at the plot, it's about
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uh, Johnny uh trying to protect a woman from a hired assassin, and
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still there's something, you know, just really warm about the way the program's
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done. And so much in this works. I particularly one thing I think
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that is really amazing about radio and we don't hear it as much in modern
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programs or have any opportunity, is when you have the character who is experiencing
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something as the narrator and their voice just starts to change as they you know,
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as really it's up to the voice and it's up to the music and
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sound effects to tell the story. And this is actually pretty incredibly done.
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Outstanding job by Bob Bailey, And I'll will say that if you have the
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app this might be one in this whole serial might be one you want to
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starve, because really it's just a remarkable program and one of my favorites in
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the Johnny Dollars series. And like I said, an oddly enjoyable Christmas cereal.
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So all right, well we'll be back on Friday with the windup.
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This is going to be interesting, so I hope you'll be back there for
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that. Join us tomorrow we'll have a Nick Carter Christmas special in the maintime.
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