Narrator/Various Characters (Lone Ranger Story) (18:54)
It. Now to continue our story. When the Lone Ranger in Tonto reached Willie Peak they picked up the trail of the party that attacked the train and followed at across the prairie for several miles and then on the edge of the badlands they reined up. Many men may camp here. Yes tado. But the men were Indians. They left the clothes they were all around here. Ah and here pan this stain them put on they wash it off in the creek before they put on their own clothes. That's right. I've been a plenty long time Them not indian their horse nut makes me mark like Indian ponies. Come on Silver trying to pick up the trail where they left camp and leave horse here when they rode away they up ahead tottle tracks are clear there Ah plenty clear. Then head for Warren City. Warren City? They were outlaws then not Indians. That man with the scar must have led them. Now what we do? Got to find the gang before we go for the soldiers. They can't guard the whole stretch from Warren City To Omaha? That's right. We gotta find the man with a scar and follow him. City boy, Warren Silver and a monster. Gosh, Matt, you sure got me up early this morning. Train don't leave for Omaha until 8 o'. Clock. Schedule's being changed. What's that? We're leaving at seven. We? That mean you're going long? Yep. And you've got plenty of work to do between now and then. You're the boss. The train may be attacked again today. Oh, I don't think so. I do. I don't know whether it'll be on the way to Omaha on the way back this afternoon, but we've got to make sure the supplies get through. Yeah. That means we've got to be ready for a fight. I want you to round up 50 men to ride the passenger coach. That's a lot. We may need them. Any. Anybody in particular you want? I want men who shoot straight. The rest is up to you. You know, Boss, I'll have them for you in half. As far as we go. Scott. Yeah? Good place for camp. Yeah, plenty of COVID We'll light a fire and cook some grub. Might as well, it's almost noon. When will the boys be showing up? They won't be. Huh? Our plans were changed just before the train left this morning. What's the idea? Why didn't you tell me? Why should we ride way out here if we aren't gonna? We are gonna. Not just you and me. All we have to do is tear up a few rails at the top of Lookout Hill. Don't get it. Well, just keep your shirt on and I'll tell you. Six o' clock this morning, Matt Kirby told Carlin to round up 50 men with shooting irons and load them on the passenger coach. Well, those 50 men are working for us. They are? Sure. Carl knew where to find them and he went and got them. Then he vouch for him that that's all there was to it. You mean Carlin's working for Kimberly too? I sure do. You'll get to know everybody in a little while. Why didn't you tell me this in town? Because I saw you talking to Mary Hamilton last night and you seem to be right friendly. What's that got to do with it? Matt? Kirby's riding the train, Ross. When the train stops on Lookout Hill, he'll stop the first bullet, huh? It's gotta be that way. He'll be in the passenger coach and the boys will have to get him before they go after the crew. I don't like 15 men against one. I didn't think you'd like it. Well, I didn't tell you you're friendly with Mary. Mary's getting hitched to Matt. I figure you might be friendly with Matt too. Oh, that's got nothing to do with it. I'm sorry. I figured right. 50 against 1. Why, just the same as dry goating him. You aim to do anything about it? I sure do. I'm gonna ride on to meet the train and warn him. You're through, Ross. Huh? I said you're through. Otto. That shot came from the hollow. Ah, man. With Scar and Ross there, we gotta show ourselves. Come on, Silver. Get him up. Scout. They're one of them. Get on horse. Find where you are. Give him each hand. Not go for guns. Hard force. Pity what scar increased me, but all it did was knock me down. Which way did he go? That way. You watch this one, Huno. I'll go. No, no, wait. I've got to tell you what it was all about. You've got to listen to. The Othos are on board the train. Yeah. 50 against one. Maybe. You're telling the truth, Ross. I swear it. I must be captured before he can tear up those rails. And then Matt must be warned. Don't make any difference about the rails. They got enough men to take over the train whenever they want to. They won't try it until they get to Lookout Hill. One thing in our favor. I've been wondering, though. What can you two do against the money? It'd only be one of us. You'll have to ride to the Fortnip. The soldier's tunnel. Let me do that. You? I'll be glad to. I want to. Hill. Scar shot you. You were a member of the gang. I hadn't been for long. I didn't know the kind of polecats had lined up with. Besides, I. I got a personal friend who thinks an awful lot of Matt. I don't want anything to happen to him for her sake. I see. Very well, Ralph. You can take our message. Well, the colonel doesn't know me. You better write it out. That won't be necessary. You must wear this ring. You'll know you come for me. Good. Come on, Silver. Get him up. We're ahead of him. Fellow him has no shortcuts. Canyon got 20 minutes now how to hear him now ran up and reach him. Drop a gun. We're going to rope you and leave you here. Sky. 2 or 25. You're not strong enough. What's the idea? You get all fours who the hire you to do this, John? I don't know what you're talking about. You're on your way to look out hill to rip the rails and stop the train. Prove it. That won't be hard after your men are captured. Don't make me laugh. You may get off easier if you tell the truth about Kimberly. I never heard the name not get away now. All right, Huno. Can't waste any more time here. Come on. He'll get him up. Halfway down the hill. Tunnel Master T. Here comes training. We'll stop here. Easy, boy. Those trees will give us cover until the engine and the freight cars have passed from Usabi. When the train gets this far up the hill, it won't be going very fast. You ride out and I think I can get aboard the platform of the last car. You get on board the only way. Come on. All right, boy. Here we go. You are calf on your cap. It won't be hard. Closer, boy, closer. That's it. Up with your heads. It's all right, boys. It's a Lone Ranger. What? Can I get a gun? Come here, Matt. Make it fast. Don't need a gun. I'll explain later. Up that ladder to the top of the car. What's that? No time to argue. We've got to get up to the front of the train and protect the fireman and the engineer. Matt followed the Lone Ranger's instructions and soon the two men were on top of the passenger coach and they started forward. Jumping the space between the cars? I asked. Matt explained the situation as they ran. At last they reached the open car where the wood for the locomotive was carried. Slipping and sliding over the logs, they hurried on toward the cab. With a locomotive. You'd better explain to the engineer. He won't understand my math. Judge Al, there's going to be some shooting pretty soon. But you keep that engine ramming while I cutting the jammer on the brakes. Don't ask any question. Just tell me your job. This is far enough for us. I'll leave Longs up till we'll have more cover. They got no support, so we may need a. You can't see the top of the cars in here. They'll be coming after us, you can be sure of that. We got to keep them back from the edge of that next car until they try to get a shot at the engineer. The fireman. There's the first one. I'll take care of him. Lone Ranger shot the gun from the hand of the first outlaw as he came into view in the top of the next car. After that, the outlaws crawled to the edge of the car. But time after time, Matt and the Lone Ranger dropped. Drove them back. Train reached the top of the hill and picked up speed as it headed for Warren City. On and on, mile after mile, until the gunfight went on. Good work, Bash man. That'll hold him for a while. Hey, Matt, look up ahead. Are those more outlaws? Horsemen. How about? Are those more outlaws? No, Matt. The soldiers from the port. Tell the engineer to stop the train. Stop the train? John, it's a cavalry. The train was brought to a stop just as a troop of cavalry raced alongside. The outlaws saw the uniforms of the soldiers and realized there was no chance for escape. They threw down their guns, and Carlin was the one to set the example. Afterwards, they were being herded back into the passenger car. Tell the truth, Carlin. It was Kimberly who hired you to do this job. I took my order from Scarlet. I never heard of Kimberly. You won't get any more out of him, Matt. All right, into the car. We still have one chance, Matt. Dar won't talk and neither will Carlin. Ross. Chalmers must know enough. The army that went after the soldiers, where is he? Well, I thought I saw him ride up with him, but there. What? There's a man lying on the ground over there. Looks like Ross. What's the matter with him? I don't know. There wasn't a shot fired after the soldiers came. You don't look healthy to me. Howdy. Howdy, Max man. Ross. Ross. How did you get hurt? It was Scar's bullet. He creased me a little deeper and I let on. Why didn't you tell me? You think I'd have let you ride all the way to the fort? All paths? Why, I didn't say nothing, dear.
