00:00The End
00:31I
01:03Oh
01:04Gosh, I wonder what happened to rusty this morning cameras won't wait. Well, is he still in bed ready?
01:12Watch this kids ready knows how to get him up
01:18Rusty always shows up when the Nabisco shredded wheat's on
01:21That's right, Sarge a raft of the best for the wheat for breakfast
01:25She makes it exciting for my adventures. You never catch rusty skipping breakfast not when there's such a raft of
01:31energy for work
01:31And for play and not when there's such a raft of good things to grow on as there is an
01:35each tasting Nabisco shredded wheat biscuit
01:38so
01:40Every day be good to yourself
01:46Nabisco the original shredded wheat
01:57You know where I here's the freight manifest for the old is your ammunition
01:59We loaded on for Kansas City. You can sign for the new issue when you finish loading it on the
02:03wagon
02:05Yes
02:06I'm gonna treat rusty the lot so we'll meet you delivery bar
02:10Right
02:37Oh
02:39Rusty it looks like this mess holds off limits to Rennie. Can we go someplace else and live?
02:45Well, son, I'm afraid it'd be the same story at any restaurant in town
02:50Rennie can eat with a man this time. We brought rations from the port
02:53Gee, it sure seems silly. Rennie wouldn't make any trouble
03:00Private Renn-Tintin, report back to Sarge O'Hare at the railroad station
03:11I'm a devil, Private
03:19That's it man. Take the wagon over delivery barn. I'll go over and sign the manifest
03:41That's it man. Take the wagon over to delivery barn. I'll go over and sign the manifest
03:49I'll go over and sign the manifesto
03:59Shh, I ain't do nothing Po
04:01Come here miss
04:03Come here miss
04:12come here you don't want to give me away to them soldiers I got me a job
04:17waiting in Kansas City where this here trains going I knew you'd see it by a
04:24way partner pleased to meet you name is Bucky best fried cook of the Union
04:29massage for general grant the big boy
04:35don't be away
05:01all set ready to move out sir okay where well I won't get started then yes
05:11gee money must have been mad because he couldn't go in the cafe with us now he's
05:15a good enough soldier to obey orders without resenting him rusty you mean the
05:19really isn't with you sir no I sent him back to the railroad station when we
05:23found out dogs couldn't win the cafe man on the wagons are back at the livery barn
05:28we haven't seen Rennie since you want the lunch well he probably got there
05:32after the minute that's the station we'll go over and take a look yeah
05:41I'm sorry I got you to this fix partner but you and me he's both locked in here
05:46all the way to Kansas City yes you wait though I got me that job waiting in Kansas
05:51City right look at a big restaurant got a report for work Monday morning
05:57there's enough grub of my bindle to get us there lots of good straw to make a bed
06:02for that all to be nothing but inch thick steaks and foot thick mattresses for you and me
06:07April
06:16station master says he hasn't seen anything of a dog
06:19gee I should have explained to Rennie about the cafe
06:22I don't think he took it that seriously Rusty you probably headed back to the fort when he
06:27didn't find O'Hare and the men here at the station sure Rusty he'll be in the chow line at
06:32Fort
06:32Apache while we're still on the trail sure maybe I don't know though never did anything like this
06:40before now Rennie is able to take care of himself and he wouldn't just run away so
06:45come on soldier we got to start from home ourselves maybe we'll catch up with it
07:31it's a chow time soldier don't you think you better have something to eat I'm not hungry
07:38Look, Rusty, every man on the post feels the same way that you do about Rennie.
07:43We can't stay up here all the time watching for him.
07:46We just got to have faith that he's all right.
07:49He'll come back.
07:51But he's been gone for days.
07:54Going without your own food and rest isn't going to help Rennie.
07:58He wouldn't want you to act like this.
08:01No.
08:03You go down to the mess hall and have the sergeant fix you up with a good day.
08:12It's kind of a shame, sir.
08:16Oh, Harold, you think Rennie could have gotten on that train locked in a boxcar or something?
08:21It's possible, sir. We haven't seen him around since the train pulled out.
08:25I'm going to telegraph a friend of mine in Kansas City.
08:27Have him ask around the freight yards.
08:29Yeah, if they found him, they could ship him back.
08:31Oh, uh, don't mention it's to Rusty.
08:34We don't want to get his hopes up.
08:35Oh, no, no, no.
08:48It's her, all right.
08:49Kansas City.
08:51We made it, partner.
08:59We got to get out of this car and pass them railroad detectors.
09:05This is it.
09:05Open it up.
09:15Well, looks okay.
09:17There'll be some soldiers along in a few minutes to unload this stuff.
09:20We don't like to leave explosives around the yard,
09:22especially with a loaded passenger train on the other track.
09:34There'll be some soldiers along the other way.
09:40I'm going to get out of this car.
09:43I'm going to leave.
09:44I'm going to leave.
09:54Be careful, partner.
10:08All right, all right, my friend, you and that dog just stay right where you are.
10:14Now, look, Mr. Detective, sir, we didn't do nothing.
10:18We just rode a little ways in that there boxcar.
10:20Please, I got a job waiting for me, but I got to be there in the morning.
10:23I won't ever get it.
10:24I don't think you're going to have to worry about a job.
10:26I'm going to fix you up with one on the county work farm, 30 days.
10:37Hold it there, pup.
10:39We've got enough stray dogs in this city.
10:41You're going to the pound.
10:43Come on.
10:54Don't,Cloud.
10:58Don't!
10:59Don't!
11:06Don't, don't!
11:08Don't!
11:09Don't!
11:10Don't!
11:11Don't!
11:17Don't, don't!
11:36Oh, that was real close. There's a loaded passenger train on the next track. If that
11:41fire had ever gotten to that ammunition, it was my fault. I left the lantern in the straw.
11:47Yeah, you can take my partner here. I still want to give the alarm. I guess I owe you both
11:52more than a little thanks. You and your partner saved my job. The least I can do is give you
11:57a fair chance at yours. Well, secret Jerry, your partner there, sure wish he was mine.
12:07Here you go.
12:12I know they got me here to my cook job all safe. I guess he's got other fish to fry.
12:17Here you go.
12:48Rusty, I have some news for you.
12:50What about Rennie? Rennie, when will you be here?
12:53Wait a minute, Rusty. This is a telegram from a friend of mine in Kansas City.
12:59Kansas City?
13:00Yes. You see, somehow, Rennie got locked in a boxcar on that train that took the old
13:07issue of ammunition back east. A railroad detective said he saw a door black him there in the freight
13:12yard. Well, when are they going to send him home? Well, that's just it. They can't. He ran
13:18away before anybody could catch him and find out where he belonged. Then I'm going to Kansas
13:22City myself. No, Rusty. He wouldn't do any good. This friend of mine there has done everything
13:28that can be done. He put ads in the newspapers, checked with the police, the pound. Rennie's
13:34left Kansas City, Rusty. Just disappeared.
13:37Rennie's on his way home. That's why I left Kansas City. He's coming home, Rep, by himself.
13:44Rusty, Kansas City's an awful long way from here. Nearly 1,500 miles.
13:50Rennie can make it.
13:55Watch out, Judy. Don't get too far out.
13:57Come up.
14:06Rennie! Rennie!
14:08Rennie!
14:09Rennie!
14:10Rennie!
14:10Papa! Papa! There's a poor dog over here.
14:14Stay away from me, Judy. Don't touch him.
14:22I think he's sick.
14:24Well, it looks like he's just exhausted.
14:27About half starved.
14:29He's come a long way.
14:31Oh, Papa, can I keep him?
14:33Can I keep him for my very own dog?
14:36Now, Judy, let's don't go through all that again.
14:38You know how I feel about dogs.
14:40They're just too much trouble.
14:41Please, Papa, please.
14:43I'll take care of him.
14:44Honest, I will.
14:45He won't be any trouble for you.
14:47Well, we can't just leave him here.
14:50You can keep him till he gets better.
14:53Well, Traveler, old boy, I expect you could do with a square meal.
14:57That's his name.
14:58Traveler.
14:59That's what I call him.
15:00Traveler.
15:07And now, kids, here's a special offer.
15:11Gosh, a red tin tin ring.
15:13Hey, Buffalo Bee, how can we get one?
15:16It's easy.
15:18Get Nabisco wheat honeys or rice honeys, and you'll find every package contains a free ring.
15:23Here's an adjustable, colorful plastic ring of Rinnie, Rusty, Sergeant O'Hara, Indians,
15:3112 free rings and all.
15:32So have fun collecting all 12 while you enjoy those bee-licious honeyed wheat and rice pups.
15:49You'll feel better out here in the first year than back in that old house all the time.
15:53You stay here, Traveler, and act real sick.
15:56I know you're getting well, but don't get well too soon, please.
16:00As long as you're still kind of sick, Pop will let me keep you.
16:27Help!
16:29Help!
16:29Help!
16:30Help!
16:31Help!
16:43Help!
17:04Traveler saved me. He knew I couldn't swim.
17:06I don't know what I'd done if he hadn't been with you.
17:09I can't swim either.
17:10Then I can keep him. Can he stay?
17:13He has a home with us just as long as he wants to stay.
17:16Good boy. Let's get dried off and get some dinner.
18:01Traveler's running away.
18:05Traveler's running away.
18:06Traveler. Traveler.
18:09we gotta go after him look honey look remember how sore his feet were the day we found him
18:18how I said he'd come a long way that's why you named him traveler well he's got to keep traveling
18:26because he belongs to some other little boy or girl we just helped him along the way but he made
18:33me see one thing you're going to have a dog of your own just as soon as I can get
18:38you a puppy
18:39oh Papa will they look like travelers just as close as I can make it
19:10oh
19:12oh
19:12yeah
19:14yeah
19:15yeah
19:17yeah
19:17yeah
19:17yeah
19:37Oh
19:43Why that ain't no wolf Charlotte just a poor old dog plumsuckered out
19:51Howdy fella looks like you've come a fair piece
19:55Here's you could do with some grabbing a better rest
19:58We could use a good hound like this when we get to oregon charlotte, that's just fine
20:02But you keep them away from the baby. I don't trust stray dogs
20:05Especially out here a thousand miles from nowhere. Now don't you worry about him. I know dogs and that there's
20:11a real crackerjack
20:13Just scan it up a mate all right
20:16All right, but just you mind what I said about the baby
20:21Never you mind tell her about her women folks are just naturally suspicious. She'll come around in time
20:27Now let's get you some vittles. Come on
20:30Come on
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