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Gunsmoke - Indian Scout

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Duration:: 32m
Broadcast on:: 08 Jul 2024
Audio Format:: mp3

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The first man they look for and the last they want to meet. It's a chancy job, and it makes a man watchful, and a little lonely. Oh, my little. Howdy, Mr. Dillon. Oh, it's a sad thing. Maybe the cavalry does come busting in the town, getting drunk, spoiling for trouble sometimes, but I don't like seeing him coming this way, sewed up in sacks, laid out over their horses. Yeah, I know, Justin. They're all making men feel so sad and mad, too. Yeah, there'll be plenty like that. Oh, that's certain. Look at him. He'll end up all down the street watching like that will Bailey over there. He's got more reason than some. Yeah, I know. His brothers in one of them sacks. Imagine him standing there watching, wondering which one. Oh, it's an awful sad thing. Yeah, let's just hope there'll be no more brought in like this. Oh, Matt, I was wondering why you were. Oh, I guess I wasn't very hungry, Kitty. Oh, and that cook made up some of that beef stew you like. Uh-huh. I guess I could manage a little, then. Oh, I'll get it. You sit down. I'll be back in a minute. Hello, Bailey. Oh, hello, Marshall. I'm sorry about your brother. Yeah, we all are. A lot of good it does. Yeah, I know how you feel. Not the cavalry, we'll get the ones that did it. The cavalry. It'll take 'em weeks to get ready. By the time they go out, those Comanches will be nowhere near cold, Craig. Oh, Marshall, we're going out on our own. You better think that over, Bailey. We thought it over. And we won't bother about which engines did it either. I'd do a lot of good, wasn't it? Starting on Indian War all over again. I ain't gonna argue with you, Marshall, but I'll tell you one thing. There's one man right here in town who's gonna die first. You mean Amos Cartwright? That's right. The one who led those boys into him, but she'd cold Craig. Bailey, that's only a wild idea. Amos Cartwright's always been a good, reliable scott. He came back, didn't he? He was the only one who got out alive, wasn't he? He was scottin' way out ahead. And it was his job to spot the Comanches. But he didn't. Well, there might have been reasons. Yeah. There were reasons, all right. He's a Comanche yourself. That's right. Live with him, married one, rode on war parties with him, and he led that patrol into ambush for him. Killin' Cartwright's not gonna help your brother. Now, it could get you into trouble with a war. I'll take my chances on that. All right, Bailey, maybe in a couple of days you'll cool down and see some reason. Hmm. There it is. Gettin' cold. Oh, thanks, kitty. Ah, that Bailey's pretty hot, isn't he? Can't say I blame him too much. No, I can't either. Too much. Do you think what he says about Amos is true, Matt? I think he ought to have proof before you condemn a man, kitty. But famous is a queer sort. So are a lot of others out here. Now, that's no reason to kill it. No, of course. Well, how is it? What? How is it? 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I don't see the proof for it. And speaking of proof, if you've got any on your side, it'd have helped to bring it out. There's something that nobody saw. Nobody alive, Eddy. Well, maybe if you ask the Colonel for a stake. I don't ask. No man's help. All right, then. Beep, pig-headed. I might ask him myself, but you take my advice, Amos. You walk easy for a while. No need for you to bother about me, Marshall. I can handle this, myself. I hope so, Amos. I hope so. This is it, L&M Celsius. It stands out from all the rest. Miracle tip, much more flavor, L&M's got everything. It's the best. Yes, L&M's got everything. Superior filtration, superior taste, superior filtration because of L&M's superior filter. White, all white, pure white, the purest tip that ever touched your lips. Superior taste because of L&M's superior tobaccos, tasty, full of flavor, and light and mild. No doubt about it. L&M is America's best filter tip cigarette. This is it, L&M's, L&M's, L&M's got everything. It's the best. Oh, good. Afternoon, Corporal. Oh, honey, Marshall. Is that Colonel here? Yes, sir. Right there on pre-ground. Which one's in the whose car this time? Nobody at the moment, Corporal. Well, ain't better wonder. Hey. Thank you. Well, Marshall. Afternoon, Colonel. Who's in trouble now? It's about Ema's card right, Colonel. Oh, that. Now, you know what they're saying about Ema's. I know. The feelings are running pretty high in town, and there could be some trouble. That's your worry, not mine. Well, I just want a statement from you. What kind of statement? Ah, that famous card right didn't lead that patrol into ambush at Cole Creek. I can't give you that statement, Marshall, because I don't know if it's true. I see. Do you have evidence against, Amos? No. The story sounds plausible. But I've cut him off the payroll. He won't scout for us again. Yeah, but if it weren't true, would he come back, told the story, taking off the burial party, all that? I don't trust a man who's lived as an Indian. I don't like having to use him. I see. Frankly, I don't care if they do screw him up. I got other things to worry about. We're getting the stores ready for a major expedition. We're going to put down those commanches for good. Well, thanks anyway, Colonel. Sorry you had to come all the way out here on such a hot day for nothing, Marshall. It can't be helped. I'll see you later, Colonel. Mr. Dylan, Mr. Dylan? Yeah, what is it, Joseph? Oh, my gracious, I'm glad you're back. Oh, what's happened? I guess what you're afraid of, Bailey and Amos. What? Bailey's dead. Bailey. We got him right up there at box. That's why I called you. All right, let's go. Oh, he didn't give him a chance. No chance to talk. Couldn't by surprise come up behind with a knife and switch his throat. Oh, my goodness. Why was this? Over there for the labor stable. Must have been waiting for him to come for his horse. Got a clean away, too, for anybody knew what happened. Hello, Max. Doc. He's in here. Look at that. Yeah. It's an Indian trick coming up behind a man. Well, that right here. Mm-hmm. Amos has gone all Indian, that's the fact. I suppose he figured it was him or Bailey or it was a matter of honor or something. He didn't have to do that, Chester. He probably headed south for Comanche territory maybe two hours ago. I guess there's not much to do about it now except tell the cavalry. They'll pick him up eventually. This isn't a military matter of dark, it's my job. Max, you can't go down there now with all this Indian trouble? I don't tell you how to set bones, Doc. We're going to have to, Mr. Dylan. I am. You don't have to. I'll go get ourselves back. Max, use your head. Now, if I'd used it before, Bailey wouldn't be dead. You think we're gaining on him at tall, Mr. Dylan? How he should be, Chester. I can't find him none too soon for me. Oh, we sure picked the day to come out here. That's hot, all right. Yes, sir. There's somebody following Amos, just a... What? Yeah, pull up, let's take a look. Here, you see, that's the front of an uncharted Indian pony. Well, now, why would an Indian be trailing Amos? I don't know. And why is Amos wandering like he can't make up his mind where to go? For a while, I thought he was hitting for the washer tow. Now he's veered west. Maybe throw us off. Now, he's leaving to plane a trail for that. He doesn't expect anybody to come after him down here. Oh, man, you beat me. Well, this is quite a view from up here, Mr. Dylan. See for a long way. You see, Amos? Nope. I don't see no Indian, neither. Oh, hey, here's something, Mr. Dylan. What? That Indian pony stopped here and stood. Probably looking up there and watching Amos. And then turned off and went that way. Yeah, but running. See how the prints dig in and stretch out. Why do you think that means, Mr. Dylan? Probably means trouble, Chester. We better find Amos quick. Come on. [MUSIC PLAYING] Yeah, I'll be glad when the sun goes down. Careful, Chester. Come up easy on top of this hill. Yes, sir. Reckon we might be getting close. May be. I don't see a thing, Mr. Dylan. He's down there, Chester, making a camp. You see that movement in the well as that? That'll be his horse. He'll be over by the water. Are you sure it could have fooled me? Come on, we'll stay behind the hill. We'll circle in quarter and crosswind. Yes, sir. [MUSIC PLAYING] All right, Amos. Now, drop it. Are you just standard? [MUSIC PLAYING] You can give me no fair draw, Marshal. No more than you gave Bailey. I want to take you back to dodge your life. All right, Chester. Come on. Try the horses and the whirlers with Amos's. Yes, sir. Now, you just kick that gun over here. Roll the knife in tow, careful. All right, check him relax now. Figuring to ride tonight? Later, after the horses are rusted a couple of hours. Think you can get me back to dodge, Marshal? I think so. It's a command sheet country, you remember? Maybe you're banking too much on that, Amos. Maybe. [MUSIC PLAYING] Ah, this is quite a fix. You got yourself into, Amos. Here, sir. Yeah, I'd say so. Now, one side, you got all the white men hating you. On the other side, I shouldn't think the Comanches would be too fond of you either. Why not? Like Bailey said, I most warned myself. But the Comanches killed at Col Creek, too. Some. I must know that you've been scottin' for the blue coats, huh? Little Mary, you don't hold no grudge against scouts. As long as you're scott against their enemies, the Cheyenne or the Apaches are one of the others. But you led the cavalry against your own tribe. That wasn't smart. I ain't worried, Marshal. You're the one ought to be. Maybe. You ate me, too, don't you, Marshal? Not exactly. Just trying to understand you. It's a hard choice to turn against your own kind. I'd like to know what makes a man do that. Now, if you knew the way it was, I can remember the day it was like this was towards dusk. I left the horses, three of my best. But out front of her father's lodge, never waited so anxious in all my life. Then he'd come up and took my horses into his herd. I'd meant you were accepted, married. And we lived fine. I had a lodge of 14 skins. I brought meat to her family. I took coo. I was respected, loved, and it was good. They're all good. Why'd you leave, then? She died, baronichine. Amos, I've cold-crick. Dead Julie, the cavalry and the lamb bush. I didn't leave. But I knew. You know, the ambush was there, and you didn't mourn. I couldn't. It had just been the other way around. They were my friends, relatives, people that lived with. Whatever I did, it had been wrong. So you ran away and did nothing. But a man's got to make his choice, Amos. And by failing to whack, you made yours. Maybe. Coming back to dodge was a mistake. 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