00:07The End
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00:33Extra, extra, read all about
00:37Hey, watch it, mister
00:38Read all about it
00:40Bill Williamson's gang terrorizes
00:42New Austin
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01:14Bill Williamson's gang terrorize
01:19New Austin
01:55I'm not going to be a good one.
01:57I'm not going to be a good one.
01:58I'm not going to be a good one.
01:58I'm not going to be a good one.
01:59I'm not going to be a good one.
02:00Well, I for one am grateful, Mrs. Bush, that they are finally bringing civilization to this savage land.
02:09I could not agree with you more, my dear.
02:11My daddy settled this land, and I know he'll be looking down on us, pleased with how we help the
02:17natives.
02:18Yes, they've lost their land, but they've gained access to heaven.
02:29But father, do you mean unless an innocent receives communion, they're destined to go to hell?
02:35It hardly seems fair.
02:37What I mean to say, Jenny, is that there is a great deal of difference between an innocent and a
02:43savage.
02:44I never thought of it that way.
02:45Yes, they lived like animals, but they're happier now.
02:59Not only do people now have motor cars, father, but I heard that pretty soon we will be able to
03:06fly.
03:06No, only angels can fly, Jenny.
03:09No, no, apparently people can fly.
03:12Didn't you hear? Out in Kansas, a man even got a car to fly.
03:16I hardly think so, Jenny.
03:25Apparently, Mr. Johns wants to run for governor, which is why he's so concerned with cleaning up the state.
03:33Nate.
03:34Nate, Johns.
03:35Yes.
03:36His family is nothing but hillbilly trash that came here after the war.
03:42I don't want to be judgmental, but this state should not be ruled by such a disgusting family.
03:49A family without class.
03:53Apparently, the Johns family have made a lot of money, and he has a lot of friends in politics.
04:00Mrs. Bush, money isn't everything. There are many things that money cannot buy.
04:06It seems that money can buy voters, though.
04:16What you must remember, my dear, is that we have been brought here to spread the word.
04:22And the word and civilization, they are the same thing. They are the gifts.
04:28It is the opportunity we have, the chance to live among people who are decent and who do not kill
04:35each other.
04:36And who let you worship in peace?
04:40It's so confusing, Father.
04:45Sometimes, I find it impossible.
05:09It's Martini.
05:10Mr. Martini!
05:12Mr. Martini!
05:12Over here!
05:16The prospect will die, it certainly focuses at the mine. Doesn't it?
05:27You ain't gonna find sturdier horses and these in all a new off. I ain't so sure about that
05:42They could slow on the way out of town don't need to kick off a lot of dust
06:18Yeah
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06:30So it's Fort mercy you want to visit that's right ain't taking nobody up to the port in a long
06:35time
06:46Are you planning on spending any time in Armadillo mr. Marston? I doubt it
06:50I ain't planning on staying very long
06:52Well if you're fixing for some female company you can do a lot worse than Armadillo
06:58Fine as cream gravy they are not like Steve's Landon dang those girls ain't even fit for a drinking man
07:05to hold up with
07:06I'm a married man. I'm afraid
07:08ain't we all
07:09Ha ha ha
07:19Yeah
07:21Yeah, oh, it was the marshal who hired me Lee Johnson. Do you know him?
07:26I think I heard his name says he got a telegram from some black water big bugs asking for a
07:31guy
07:31I guess it's none of my business. That's right
07:44You ain't very talkative. Are you know I'm just chewing the dog message how I am
07:50I don't mean nothing by trust me. There's things you better off not knowing
08:04You don't look much like no black water fella. That's because I ain't I'm being honest
08:09I don't care much for those highfalutin big city type not much at all
08:14Blackwater ain't much of a city more of a town with delusions, but no me neither
08:30A fella told me he was out in blackwater a few months back and so one of them newfangled carriages
08:35without horses. Is that so?
08:37Hey, you wind him up like a cop
08:39Damn this thing he ever saw without the aid of liquor. He told me. Oh no
08:53Now who's this friend you're looking for nobody you need to concern yourself with never you mind all my questions
08:59Mr.. Marston, I just reckon you might be barking at it not heading for the port damn coyotes
09:04What a waste of good meat not far now. You'll see the fort when you get to the top of
09:10this hill
09:21Listen mister this here is what's left of Fort Mercer some gang rode in and took the place over
09:28So I understand
09:31This is where we part ways friend you have yourself a good time
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10:34Bill!
10:37Bill, I've come for you!
10:41Bill Williamson!
10:44Come out here right now!
10:48Go away now, John. Don't make me kill you.
10:53Nobody needs to kill anyone, Bill.
10:59You must think I was born yesterday. You always did think I was an idiot.
11:06That ain't fair, Bill. You were as my brother. I've come to try to save you.
11:16Oh, do I look like I need saving?
11:21Bill, please. They want to kill us all. I can help you.
11:27Well, you never tried to save me before. You only seemed to save yourself.
11:36Bill, I implore you think about this.
11:42You implore me?
11:45You implore me!
11:49You always were one for fancy words.
11:56Well, things are different now, John.
12:00Now I'm in charge!
12:03No more Dutch!
12:06And no more you!
12:10I implore you.
12:12I implore you to go back and tell them to send someone just a little bit more impressive next time.
12:25Well?
12:29Oh.
12:30Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
12:32Poor John.
13:06Oh, my God.
13:35Well, you're alive.
13:38So it would seem.
13:40So, how do you feel?
13:42I don't know the polite word for it.
13:45I do. Stupid.
14:01Well, hello.
14:27Mr. Marston. Back in the land of the living, I see.
14:29I figured it's about time I started paying back that $15.
14:33I sure can use an extra pair of hands around here.
14:36Let's see if we can get you back in the saddle.
14:51There's the foreman's office.
14:53It's also where we lock up good-for-nothing outlaws, such as yourself.
14:57I'm happy enough with my current quarters right now, Miss McFarlane.
15:02Okay, let's see if you can still ride a horse.
15:08Let's make a tour of the ranch so you can get your bearing.
15:31To your right is the general store.
15:32You won't find Parisian high fashion, but it's good for the essentials.
15:35Very convenient.
15:37I don't think I've ever seen a ranch with its own store before.
15:49And here's the corral.
15:51This one's for the horses.
15:52What do you think?
15:53I'm no expert, but it certainly looks like a fine corral.
15:57I suspect you've stolen more horses than you've broken.
16:00Now, where'd you get such an idea?
16:02First impressions are hard to erase.
16:10That's the train station.
16:12Things sure have changed since the line finally got finished,
16:15bringing in all sorts of new folk like yourself.
16:18Is that such a bad thing?
16:20Change is only good when it makes things better.
16:25Hey.
16:35That's the barn over there.
16:37Paul built it himself when I was just a little girl.
16:46Yah!
16:47And here we are, back at the house.
16:50Let's stop for a while before we head out on patrol.
16:55You get no complaints from me, Miss McFarlane.
17:19You get no complaints from me.
17:45What are you waiting for?
17:47Come on, I don't fight.
17:54What are you waiting for?
18:03How about a cold drink, Mr. Marston?
18:05Thank you, ma'am.
18:07Getting shot, then riding a horse seems to take it out of you.
18:10I could use a rest.
18:12Sure.
18:13Come on in.
18:14I'll show you the house, and then you can sit for a while.
18:25Mr. Marston.
18:26Miss McFarlane.
18:27Remember me telling you about the trouble we've been having with rustlers and other undesirables?
18:32I do.
18:32Will you help me keep watch on the property line this evening?
18:35Sure.
18:36I want to see just who is trespassing on our land.
18:40This is a fine weapon.
18:42Come, let's head out.
18:44The country is really beautiful at around this time.
18:52Ready, Mr. Marston?
18:53Let's mount up and patrol the ranch.
19:14Let's go.
19:14Keep your eyes open, and try not to get yourself shot again.
19:19Okay.
19:24Let's go.
19:26Thank you, Mr. Marston.
19:27I feel a lot happier if someone's along with me.
19:30I feel a lot happier now I've got a rifle.
19:32Well, with your trigger itch and my feminine intuition, we should make quite a team.
19:51God damn it.
19:52These rabbits are at it again.
19:54Come on, let's get rid of them once and for all.
20:12Get your rifle out.
20:14It's about time these little thieves met their maker.
20:45Let's get back on the horses and see what else is going on.
20:59We should keep moving.
21:01There's still a ways to go.
21:05Whoa!
21:10If it's not the rustlers stealing our cattle, it's the rabbits stealing our crops.
21:14It ain't never easy living off the land like this.
21:17Maybe you should move to a big city, become a lady of leisure.
21:21Come on, boys.
21:36Come on, boys.
21:37Whoa, boy.
21:39Okay.
21:49Whoa, there.
21:51I'm happy.
22:01Whoa, there.
22:09Look out, coyotes! Shoot them before they get to the animals!
22:22Easy now!
22:39Let's go!
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23:36That makes you much
24:12You know you can actually handle a rifle it's something I've had a little experience in maybe bill Williamson did
24:18get lucky after all luck didn't really come into it miss you're a youthful man to have around the ranch
24:25that's for sure but don't think I've forgotten what brought you here we'll do whatever we can to help you
24:30I sure appreciate that miss McFarlane
24:41Here we are
24:55Thank you for your help mr. Marston makes me kind of happy I saved your life
25:00Get some sleep and I will see you in the morning. Good night miss McFarlane
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