The Stranger

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melba toasted whole wheat flakes in 1953. They're so good and they taste so good. Before the years out ask your mom to get you a box of Kellogg's Pep Whole Wheat Flakes. The whole wheat flakes with sunshine vitamin D added. There is many a cold-eyed deadly killer roving the plains of the Old West. But there was one who gave

of the United States Marshal while Bill Hickock and his deputy jingles, a crashing three-day chase through clouds of gun smoke and baffling adventure. He was the one who called himself the stranger. Find this man here, Dick Hockhill. Kill me. Read that note.

He says he'll do it tonight. You're racking. He will, Bill. He makes it mighty plain. He says, smokey rigs. I'm going to kill you tonight for what you did to Pappy 10 years ago. And he signs himself the stranger. Who is it?

I don't even know who's gonna kill me. You gotta give the conscience about something 10 years ago? No. My records and open book. I've heard different, Mr. Rigg. Ten years ago was during the war.