War Correspondent

That's the killer! Oh! Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain Lee Quince,

specially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier, the saga of fighting men who rode the Rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry. You see that, Munt? I blew the top of his head clean off.

Beginning work. right at the eyebrows, sliced him just as clean. You figured that killed him then? Oh sure, he's dead. Yeah, I'd declare that makes a fair morning shooting, Harrison. Yeah, let me see now.

You killed Crazy Horse, Black League, an American horse, just since I've been walking. You ain't forgetting Roman knows. You shoot him too? Oh yeah, the last one, he was Roman knows. Well, now, ain't that peculiar.

I'd have swore he was killed at the rick or in here too bad. No, I just now killed him. Hey, you think maybe they'll give me a strike for that month? Oh, I don't know, boys. He and he's been dead that long.

They ain't not figure it's worth no strike. Yeah. You ain't practicing much, Monk. Oh, didn't you know I was killed while back. Frost, I took the time to reload my spring field. Now get me another.

Who'd you get, boy? I missed the target. I guess I've been lying on my belly too long. It happens, don't it, Monk? What happened? Men get their selves killed on the county having to stop and reload after every single shot.

Sure, it happened. My daddy used a Springfield just like this and in the war between the states. Your daddy used one in the Civil War, boy. Now don't you start that up again. We both used them.