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the brown-dard city and in the territory on West. There's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's where the U.S. Marshall and the smell of gun smoke. Gun smoke, starring William Conrad, the story of the violence that moved West with young America, the story of a man who moved with it,

Matt Dillon, United States Marshall. Marshall? Marshall Dillon? I'm so Dylan. Over here, son. What is the trouble? Why, that's Will Thompson's youngie, McDillan. What is it, kid?

What's wrong? Yeah. Mom, the burner house got the fences. Four of them. My sister. My sister that they rode in a shot. What? Then shot. Hold that lamp down here Chester. Yes Mr. Jones. Blood all over the back of his shirt. Well Thompson, he's a homesteader and that's right. Came to Dodge City about

three months ago took up a section over our mowberry creek. Mr. Dillon you want me to go get the doctor? No. Boy doesn't need a doctor now. Burned the houses right Mr. Dillon They're still burning.

Yeah, what's left of it is... Watch yourself, not you. Yes, sir. No sign of life, though. Whoever did it's probably long gone by now. Hmm. No reason to hang around. Now let's tie up here and look around on foot.

Bring up your carbine, Chester. I got him, Mr. Dylan. They even fired the corn crip. Now, why would anybody want it? What's there? What is it? It's a dog shot. A dog? When you even shoot the dogs, it's a...

You see something? Yes, sir. It's Will Thompson. I think it's Will. What do you mean you think it's Will? You was Indian, Mr. John. I couldn't have been Indians. Only tribe reported in 20 miles of Kaya Wilson.