Buffalo Hills - Pt 06

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Superman, who is stronger than a locomotive, faster than a speeding bullet. And the walkabout among human beings as mild-clarked Kent News reporter for the Daily Planet. When we last saw him, Kent, he's a hatcheng governor Carson, who were in the office of the superintendent of Buffalo Hills, an answer to an urgent summon, only to find that the superintendent, who had summoned them, was mysteriously dead.

But our story continues today, some time has passed. It is the morning of the dedication ceremony that the new pioneer's National Monument and Kenton Patgar pleading with the governor not to take part. Listen. Well, there goes the clock, gentlemen.

At past ten, if we're going to be ready for the great unveiling of noon, we'd better be on our way. Governor, please. I'm not talking to my hat, honest. Now, Kent, look here. You've been talking for the past half hour, and you haven't yet produced a single valid reason why I shouldn't go to Buffalo Hill.

My dear Carson, that's hardly fair. Look here, sir. Two nights ago, the superintendent was mysteriously killed. Since then, two watchmen have fallen off the face of the cliff. Now, that doesn't prove something's gonna happen today.

Do you believe he's right, my dear fellow? Nonsense. Now, look here. Have you been taking pictures of the cliff? Haven't you? From various angles. Who, yes, indeed, for the last two days? Well, you haven't noticed anything queer, have you?