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The name Seth Ward. Ben Holliday sent me. He said you'd give me a job. Oh, he did, did he? Well, Holliday may own the overland stage company, but I run it. Nobody tells me who to hire. I got a letter here for Mr. Holliday. Let me see that. This whole inner... So you're his nephew, huh? Yeah. And he wants you to learn how to run a stage line. Yeah, that's the idea. I ain't got room for no green kid. Well, Mr. Russell, I rode Pony Express for three months on Jack Robert's division out of St. Joe. Now, riding the easiest pony run there is don't prove nothing to me. I can handle any job you've got. I doubt that. But Holliday's the big sugar, so there ain't much I can do but take you on. Oh, thanks. You won't regret it. Look, kid, let's get something square. I don't need you, I don't like you, and I don't want you. Right now, I'm looking for a dog to kick, and you're it. That's the home station. Hod runs whole division from there. Make sure all... Horse look cut out for you. Oh, he'll do just fine. I figured you'd like him. Old Jughead's bought his ornery as a rocking chair. Don't you mind, Hod. He's just funning you. Yeah. Just be thankful your uncle sent you to Hod Russell. Yeah, why's that? Well, for Hod took over this was the worst division on Overland Run. Full of engines, outlaws, and horse thieves. Why, even some of the station masters were crooks theirselves. Running off the stock, robbing the coaches. And he changed all that? Yep. Hod got everything running right smooth. Made this the best run division in Overland, and believe me, that took some doing. Others tried and failed. I know. I was a division boss before Hod took over. Howdy, boss. What's the stage from South Pass still doing here? Came in a little while ago. Late again. Where's the driver? Down by the well. Hell, that silk popper, if he brings the stage in late again, it'll be his last. Right, boss. We'll get you back on schedule. Jenny, you make sure these people get enough grub. You got them horses changed Irish. He's been ready to go. Good. Give me some of that stew, Jenny. I hear we're going to be working together. Yeah. That's right. The three months. I mean, heart goes out to you, boy, oh. Living in a saddle all day to gallop paint my dear living. Yeah, it weren't mine either. That's why I'm trying to learn the stage business. My uncle sent... Oh. Better eat your stew, ma'am. You don't want to travel on the empty stomach. Say, Irish, who's the girl talking to that lady? Well, that's Jenny. Oh, she's right. Pretty. I wouldn't be letting my eyes roll over in that colleague's direction, Lottie. She belongs to Hod. Oh. Well, how long they been married? Married. Preacher hardly had a say in the matter. I'd like what he saw and took it. If you get what I mean. All right, boy. You missed the stage. Oh, I'm not a passenger. No, the kid ain't a passenger. He's working for me now. Oh. I'm Seth Ward. I'm pleased to meet you, ma'am. Ma'am? Say, you're right polite. Ain't nobody around here called me that for... I don't know how long. Well, don't get too used to it. I got a feeling he ain't going to be working here too long. Oh, well, sorry to hear that. As for you, Jenny, that stew was cold. I want them passengers getting a hot meal no matter what time the stage comes in. Yes, Hod. The passengers come first on my division. Hey, Hod, we got trouble. Express Rider just rode in, and we ain't got a relief to take the mail to Three Crossing. Well, what do you mean? Where's Clam? Found him out back. He got bottle fever. Why that? When he sobers up, he can go about looking for another job. Oh, well, we're going to get another pony rider. I'll go. This ain't the St. Joe run. I can handle it. It's 116 miles to Three Crossings, and that country's full of nothing but trouble. You got another rider willing to go? He's right, boss. You got no choice. All right, kid. Job's yours. Come on, Seth. I got a horse saddled and waiting. 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Stroll down the Sears now for your special purchase sundress while quantities last. And enjoy this good old summertime. At most larger Sears retail stores. Seth Ward volunteered to make a long and difficult ride that no one thought he'd ever come back from. But when he did return, Seth had earned himself a job with the Overland Stage Company. And with it, the respect of his boss, Hard Russell. Gimme a bottle of whiskey. This here is the right special occasion. Well, thanks, Luke. You've been working on Overland a month longer than anybody thought you would be. You reckon it's worth it? Oh, yeah. Sure, yeah, it's worth it. You were right. This is the best division on the Overland. You just do like Hard says and you'll learn the right way to run a line. With him, nothing's more important than the Overland. Yeah, he gets things done all right. Everybody seems to have a pretty healthy respect for him. Well... I don't know if I'd call it respect exactly. More like... We can have Hard. I thought he was going to have a drink with us. We had to check on some supplies for the new station. I'm sure it didn't take him long to rebuild. Well, sounds like a couple of the boys are having themselves a real fiesta out there. Hey! Hey, fellas! Hard Russell's just been shot! Huh? He'll live. If you live, that is. If I can keep him from opening up those holes and bleeding to death. Get... Get to me. No, you just take it easy, Russell. Lie back down there. Yeah, huh? He rode back to Red Butte to get Jenny. We figured you'd want to see her. Oh, yeah, yeah. Jenny. Thanks, kid. I sure am sorry about what happened. Oh, weren't your fault? Just... just my being careless, is all. Anybody see who did it? Yeah, they said it was a... a fella named Zach Bodine. They're running that back-shooting gunny out of the territory when I had the chance. Tell you one thing. He's gonna be sorry he didn't finish me off proper like. Hard, how are you... how are you feeling? Well... got a few more windows in my hide. But I ain't done yet. Where's Jenny? Uh, Jenny, uh... She ain't exactly with me, Hard. She ain't. Why not? To the station. Jenny weren't there. Weren't there? Tony Roddy's come through and told her you were shot. Iris says Jenny got on the next stage west. Oh... Jenny. Right, sorry, Hard. What? Hard, you get back in that bed. I can't let Jenny go. I gotta go after her. You ain't gotta do nothing but stay in bed. You move and, well, you'll just be killing yourself. Hard, now you better do what the doc says. You gotta stop, Jenny, for me. You gotta bring her back. Well, sure, Hard, anything you say, but just take it easy. You and the kid, you bring her back for me. Yeah? Radio Theatre will continue after this message from your local station. To run up and down your spine, there's a creeping sensation at the back of your neck. You're listening to CBS Radio Mystery Theatre. I'm E. G. 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Nothing but just this carpet bag. Well, toss it down. Please don't take me back. I've got to. Can't you just let me go? Odd wants you back. Well, though why he wants someone like you, I'll never know. What do you mean by that? Any woman that'll run off and leave her husband after he almost got killed is the lowest kind of woman there is. And if I was hard, I wouldn't have anything to do with someone like that. Ain't you forgetting something? Odd ain't my husband. You're still his woman. Not because I want to be. I had no choice. I went away with Odd because I didn't want to spend the rest of my life working on a farm and taking care of four brothers. What's so bad about farming? Look at me, Seth. How old do you think I am? Well, I don't know. 26, 27 maybe? I'm 20. Same as you. That's what farming does to a woman. It makes her old. Anyway, when Odd came along, I wanted a better life. So? He gave it to you and you ran away first chance you got. I don't love him. Well, Odd loves you, or he wouldn't have sent me and looked to fetch you back. I could never love a man like Odd. He seems like a fair man to me. I've never seen him lay a hand on you. He hasn't yet. You don't know him like I do, Seth. You don't know how he is. What do you mean? Sometimes I lie awake all night. I can't sleep knowing he's there next to me. I can't sleep knowing what a cold-blooded killer Odd Russell is. Oh. It's because he's had to kill a few outlaws. It doesn't mean... It's the way Odd does it. Like, like he gets some kind of pleasure from it. I can't live with a man like that. You gotta let me go. Well, how do I know you're telling the truth? I wouldn't say it if it weren't so. I swear! Yeah. Well, maybe you would if you wanted to get away bad enough. Then, then you don't believe me. No. I thought you were different from the others, but you're not. Well, you just better hope I'm wrong. You better hope you never find out what Odd Russell is really like. Having survived ambush by a gang of outlaws, Odd Russell is returning to Red Butte. Waiting for him are his men and a woman who tried to run away from him and failed. Sure, good to have you back, boss. Yeah. How are you feeling, Odd? A lot better now that I'm away from that damn pill ruler. I shouldn't know Doc wouldn't be able to hold you long. If I'd been there one more day... Jenny. Hello, Odd. Uh, all right. Don't you boys got some work to do? Oh, oh, yeah. Come on, kid. Let's give Irish a hand in his tables. Jenny. Why? Why'd you run away? You know why, Odd. I told you before I don't want to stay here anymore. And you know what the Overland means to me. I can't leave. It's got nothing to do with the Overland. I don't want to stay here with you. What? I love you, Jenny. We've been over this before. You can't expect any love out of me. After all I've done for you. I'm grateful. But that doesn't change the way you are. And it doesn't change the way I feel. Give it time. No, Odd. You'll come around. I won't. Let me go, Odd. Please. You're staying right here, Jenny. Right here with me. I won't stay. Do you hear me? You can't run me like you run everybody else. I'll get away from you if it's the last thing I ever do. Jenny stayed? Of course she stayed. Why wouldn't she? Well, then it's all settled between you and the last, huh? Yeah. Yeah, it's settled. More trouble in her worth. That ain't the only trouble you got. Four of our stage horses is missing. Horse thieves. Must have happened last night. I'll figure there's only two of them. I've found six sets of tracks heading north. Saddle my horse, kid. Are you sure you're up to it? Maybe you'd better stay here. Yes, Seth and me can go after them. I'm going with you. Irish, you stay here and keep an eye on Jenny. Have that coffee, too. I wouldn't go for them guns just now. Get your hands up. Leave mother artillery on them animals, say other ways. Well, we just found them, Odd. I swear we thought they're strange. You and Luke drive them horses back to Red Butte. I'll take care of these two. Well, Odd, maybe we'd better stay and give you a hand. I'll be along shortly. I'm just going to explain to them the error of their ways. Luke, you don't think Odd would shoot these two horse thieves without a fair trial? No. He ain't going to shoot them. Not if I know, Odd. Wait a minute. Don't these belong to... Where are the horse thieves? Right now, I'd say them two are looking through cottonwood leaves. What? A hang of armours. You can't do that. You are forgetting who runs this division. But they had a fair trial coming. Look, kid, I didn't have the time to take those two into town just so the sheriff could hang them. Out here, I'm the law. The way I figure it, the Overland is richer by two more horses and two less horse thieves than it was before. Give me some of that grub. I'm feeling wolfish. You, uh, want any, Seth? No. I lost my appetite. You? What are you staring at, dude? I... I... I sure you I did not mean to stare, Mr. Russell. It's just that I... This is Mr. Samuel Clemens. He's a newspaper writer. Yeah? Well, don't be starting up no newspapers around here. Folks don't cotton to them that stirs up trouble. Fortunately, those are not my intentions, sir. At present, I am on my way to the Comstock country. But I must say that good fortune seems to have granted my fondest wish since the journey began. Oh, and what is that? To meet you, sir. Since I left St. Joe, I've heard many a tale of the countless deeds of hard Russell. Here is romance. And here I sit face to face with the brave man who's reportedly taken the lives of 15 outlaws. I am honored, sir. Thank you. What'd you say your name was again? Samuel Clemens at your service. And you say people talking about me all the way back to St. Joe? Talking about you. Why, sir, you are a legend. A model for every young lad heading west. The ruthless master of the overland stage, dealing with brigands and outlaws, keeping the westward passage open. Yeah. Sir, that's me. Of course. I ain't saying I killed 15 men. That sounds a might hide. Whatever the number is, you can add two more. Indeed, two more dead horse thieves. If only I had been there. My readers would want to know about this adventure. Tell me exactly what happened for your paper. Of course, sir. This sounds like a deed of uncommon heroism. Well, it was like this. You're all for quiet. Something bothering you? No. No, it's nothing. You wouldn't be thinking about those two horse thieves Hott hanged today, would you? Yeah, I might be. I told you. He's a killer. Hott said they'd have been hanged even if he hadn't taken him to town. Maybe. But it ain't up to him to do the job. Might be a man has to bend the law a little sometimes if he's gonna keep... The only law Hott knows is his own. Well, he's got the best run division on the overland. You can't deny that. 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You'll see. Just get him up there. Get him up there. Get him up there. Luke, give me a match. Watch it. You're gonna start a fire. Let it be, kid. That's the whole idea. Oh, but you... Back off. Walker, scream your lungs out. You can't cheat the Overland on hot rustles to be there. Luke, aren't you gonna stop him? In a hot place. Get off that wagon, kid. Leave him up there. I think so. Oh, thank you. I told you to leave him up there. You can't kill a man because he tried to keep you. I can't. Don't you forget that, kid. I'm letting you get away with it this time, but if you ever pull a stunt like that again, you and me is gonna tangle. God wrestle was really like, but you wouldn't believe me. I never seen anything like that in my whole life. He was gonna cook that man like a piece of beef steak. He would have if you hadn't stopped him. When I think of some of the things Hod's done to people that got in his way. Um, I'm truly sorry, Jenny. I'm sorry I didn't believe you right from the start. What are you gonna do about it? I don't know. But if Hod keeps on like this, he's gonna run the Overland out of business. Folks will be so scared of meeting up with him, they won't want to ride the stage anymore. But you said it yourself. Hod's a legend. Everything he does gets twisted around to make him sound like some kind of hero. I'm gonna write my Uncle Ben about everything that's happened. He'll want to know the truth. And then we'll find out just what the Overland thinks about the way Hod Russell runs his division. Where's the mail pouch to St. Joe? I've got it right here, Lenny. Already for the pony. Put this letter in there for me, will ya? It's gotta go out in the next mail. Good as done. You know where Hod is? Inside. Talking to some settler. Thanks. That's how we got separated from the other wagons. Now, if I was by myself, well, I'd just go on alone, but you see, I've got my wife and baby to think of, and I'd sure be obliged if you could lend me a couple of your boys to just ride along with us till we catch up with the wagon train. This ain't no fort, and we ain't the cavalry. Besides, I can't spare the men. Oh, what are we going to do? If you want to go west, that bad, then you'd best buy a ticket on the stage, because that country's full of renegade Cheyenne that'd just love to raise the hair off some stray soddy like you. The stage? I can't do that. I reckon we'll just have to take our chances. Hod, listen to that baby. How can you let them go, not knowing what might happen? That ain't my concern. Well, can't you send Irish or Luke or somebody with them until they find the others? You heard me. I said no. Now, let it be. Pony coming in. Get the mail pouch from Irish. Two horses, Luke. Come on, kid. You and me are going after the snake that backshot me. No, not me, Hod. I'm going to ride along with the settler and his wife. Make sure they catch up with their wagon train. Now, this ain't no time for jokes, kid. Now, come on, before Bodine gets away. I mean it, Hod. I'm going with him. Getting Bodine's a hell of a lot more important than wet nurse and some sod buster. Not to me. I wish you luck with Bodine. You do, huh? Then just don't be here when I get back. Think you can make it the rest of the way? Sure can, mister. We're sure obliged to you for your help. You going back there? Yeah. I got to. I'm sure sorry if I put you between a rock and a hard place. Weren't your fault. Goodbye. Good luck. Jenny? Jenny? Did you come back? To get you. I can't wait for my uncle to do something about Hod. I'm taking you away from here. Oh, I was wrong about you. And I'm glad. But you know, if that's what you want, we better get moving before Hod comes back. No. No, we'll wait. That doesn't make sense. Why should we wait? We've got to. Otherwise he'll just come after us. If I can reason with him. Reason with him. Don't you understand? He's going to kill you. He'll kill both of us if he catches us. Oh, Seth. That's him. He's back. Just stay here. No, Seth, no. It'll be soon. After I finish with Baudin, I'm going to take care of you. I've written my uncle telling him some of the things you've done. The hangings, what you did to Walker. Why, you sneaky little... I got the best division on the Overland. No. It's the most feared division. It can't be like that. Not with more and more people pushing west. Not with the law coming to the territory. Once, maybe. But not anymore. We'll see about that. All right, I'm taking Jenny out of here. No, you ain't. You got a gun. I don't want to fight you. Build your hand. Now, hug. Just listen to me. One. No. Two. I shot him. Jenny? He would have killed you, Seth. Things would have gone on just like before. Just like before. And I had to get away. That's why I... She lost a good man. 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