This Is Your FBI: The Gold Rush Stick-Up

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informing message from the equitable society you in about 14 minutes. Tonight's FBI file, the gold rush stick up! As ages are measured among nations, the United States is a young country. It's hundred and seventy-yard years making it a figurative babe in arms.

However, in even that shorter period, our way of living has changed so much that the old way is almost forgotten. most, but not entirely, especially in the western part of the nation. Throughout the West, there are communities that set aside days and sometimes weeks, during which their former days of glory are annually recalled. The highway for miles around is cluttered with signs proclaiming

this to be, old-timers week, El Dorado week, or whatever name the townspeople have chosen for the celebration. The local citizenry, most of whom dress normally during the remainder of the year, get their mail-order cowboy clothes off the shelves and welcome the visitors. Visitors, they usually call, sir, or man. But who for this week can be addressed only as dood or partner?