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around the city and in the territory on West. There's just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers. And that's with the US Marshal 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 Marshal. Chester, Chester, where are you? Back here, Mr. Dillon. Well, come on out. Yes, Mr. Dillon. Do you think I'm getting my boots on? Your boots on? What are you doing? Sleeping?

No, sir. Just washing my feet. Well, I hope you didn't have any plans for tonight. What did you want me to do, Mr. Dillon? I thought I wanted you to stay on front street for a few hours.

Well, I go up and have a toddy with big cake, but if you're gonna be busy I'm got anything to do. I'd be proud to stay here Just look at the dust in that street with oh Mr. Dillon huh looks like Major Randall from Fortnad crossing over here. Ah Open the door for him Chester

Major like that Come in Major and I'll come in sir. Marshall Dylan. Hello major. Marshall. I want to talk to you about last Saturday's affair Well, Saturday was pretty lively day around here, Major. What you're fair to you mean?

You surprised me, Marshal. Two United States Army soldiers were murdered while driving a supply wagon from here to Fort Dodge. A government payroll was stolen and you seem to have taken no interest in the matter.

Well, now Major, protecting the Army, isn't it? The Army can protect itself, Marshal. That isn't the point at all. Well, if that's true, Major, how come there were only two soldiers carrying your payroll? You got plenty of men out there and plenty of guns.