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Thank you.

Thank you.

So I hear you've been snooping around my construction site. I'm a reporter.

That's what I get paid to do.

Well, I'm telling you to back off, Darby.

You'll find yourself in more trouble than you can handle.

I think you got it backwards, Lester. After we run this story, you're the one

who's going to be in a whole world of trouble.

You forget who you're talking to.

I'm the one who signs all the paychecks on the reservation.

Remember?

If it weren't for me, half of those damn Indians out there would be unemployed.

Right.

The pillar of our community.

Well, I think once the public finds out that you've been diverting government

funds into your own bank account, using substandard building materials, cheating

the Native Americans with your kickbacks and your shoddy construction, I don't

think anyone's going to want to listen to you cry foul.

You're a real folk hero, aren't you?

Crusading reporter.

You can ride the story all the way to the top, huh?

Well, there's only one problem.

Nobody's going to read it.

Sorry, Lester.

There's no way in the world you're going to stop me.

Set a fire.

Yeah, John Wolfe.

If Steve Darby needs to see you down at the newspaper office, just as soon as

possible.

Yeah, thank you.

Better word for condiment.

Pickle. No, no. It's only got six letters.

Oh, you got any pickles?

Huh? Oh, look, stay away from those pickles. I'll come upside your head with

that jar.

Mayonnaise.

No, no.

It's got too many letters on it. No, where's your mail?

Here it is.

Boy, I'll be glad when you get a woman to cook for you.

I will always be true to you, big dog.

True to you.

Mustard. What'd you say?

Mustard. Mustard, that's what it is.

Exactly what it is.

Okay, Jimmy. My Lord.

What is this, for a family of four?

Isn't this great?

It's for me.

Just me.

This is a man sandwich.

That's gonna catch up to you one of these days.

Hey Steve!

He looks dead to me.

Lester.

What'd you do, kill him?

I didn't do this. Hell, you didn't. You've got blood on you.

Somebody call me. I didn't do this.

Keep your hands where I see them.

We'll call the law and let them sort this out.

Okay, fine. Call the law.

On second thought, I don't think we need the law.

In the eyes of a ranger, the unsuspecting stranger had better know

wrong from right.

Because the eyes of the ranger are upon you.

And all you do, you're going to see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Because that's where the ranger's going to be.

Did he have any coffee?

Yeah, I just brewed up a fresh pot.

Well, Lord, how do you do it?

Where in the world you put all that food?

Cordell, he ate a sandwich here a while ago. A show dog couldn't jump over. I'll

bet that sandwich weighed three pounds if it weighed an ounce. I've seen him

more.

That's gonna catch up with you, Jimmy.

Is that what happened to you, big dog?

Unsolicited smartness.

What if I cut off icebox privileges to you and you go into cold cut withdrawal

and lose your mind?

May I have my pie now?

Pie?

Yes, yes, I want to get you this pie.

I'm not so sure there's not a great big tapeworm inside you.

Is it just me or is he a little cranky today?

Oh, you bring out the best in him, Trevette.

And you bring out the best in me.

Hi. Hi.

Hi, guys.

Hi.

I told you I'd be here for lunch.

Finally.

Excuse me.

Well, you canceled on me three times last week. Well, tell it to the bad

Well, I just want the bad guys to take one hour off. That's all I'm asking.

C .D.

Speaking.

Okay. We'll be right there.

Trouble in Adobe Wells tonight.

Gotta go.

There ought to be a law against bad timing.

I'm sorry.

Next time.

Jimmy, what do you want me to do with this piece of pie?

Save it for me.

I'll eat it.

Good. Would you like a glass of milk with that?

Yes, please.

I'll be back.

Glad to see you, Walker.

He's in the blacksmith shop.

Who is?

Name's John Wolfe.

Native American.

Lester said he killed a guy over at the newspaper office.

A reporter by the name of Darby.

Who's Lester?

Lester Stahl.

He's a local contractor.

What'd you send for us?

Well, Walker, we were all set to go in and get him. But he started hollering

you.

Said he needed to talk to you.

I decided to hold the boys back till you got here.

Is he armed?

We don't know.

I'll go talk to him.

Okay, men.

Walker's going in.

Let's all just stay nice and cool and easy.

I don't know why you're doing it like this, Ira.

We'll handle it, Lester.

Well, you ought to shoot first and ask questions later.

Why do you say that?

Steve Darby was a fine man and a fine reporter.

When he went to the reservation, he called it like it was.

He saw unemployment, he wrote about it. He saw drunkenness, he wrote about it.

Our little hot -headed Indian friend here took exception to it and killed

You saw him do it?

Oh, yeah, I saw him do it.

Walked right in the middle of it.

Tried to attack me, too.

I got a shot at him, but he got away.

John Wolf.

I'm in here.

I'm coming in.

You had the dream, same as me.

I can tell.

Did you kill the reporter?

No, it was Stahl.

He was hiding in the office when I got there. He tried to kill me.

Why? He's been lying and stealing and cheating our people.

Just like his great -grandfather tried to do. And I can prove it.

How? The shaman told me.

You told me to give you this.

This bullet looks just like mine.

Extra, extra, read all about it. This is Des Grant, elected president.

Extra, extra, read all about it. This is Des Grant, elected president.

Hey, boy, over here.

How much is it? Two cents, mister.

Keep the change.

What's this?

It's a quarter.

Thanks, mister.

Hey, come here!

There they are! Those redskins who killed that federal agent!

What are we going to do about it?

Kill him!

What happened here?

Who are you?

Texas Ranger.

Pretty fancy rig there.

Must be from west, Texas.

I ask you a question. What happened here?

One wolf killed this agent from Washington and three other innocent men.

I'm driving into town here to sign a treaty like nothing ever happened.

Driver, that a fact?

Just like the sheriff said.

Why didn't they kill you?

You got business here, Ranger?

I do now.

We can't let the Comanche get away with this.

Call for volunteers.

Hold on.

Just hold on.

Stay out of this, Preacher.

Hear me out.

You're turning these men into vigilantes.

You call them vigilantes, I call them posse.

You men saddle up, meet me in my office. We ride in half an hour.

Somebody get these bodies out of here. Berkey, get over here.

I'm a Texas Ranger.

What can I do for you?

Which one's the federal agent?

How was he killed?

Comanche war lands.

Left a hole big enough to crawl through.

What are these powder burns?

I don't know.

There's a bullet in his chest.

Dig it out.

Why?

I said dig it out.

Thank you, Reverend.

Hey, Preacher.

Do you know where Lone Wolf Camp is?

Yeah. I need to get there before the posse does.

Come on, I'll take you.

We're here to see Longwood.

I have been expecting you, Wachu.

Why am I here, Shaman?

I sent for you.

A shaman's vision must be able to reach into the past or to the future for an

answer. Answer to what?

Injustice, Washoe.

Where's Lone Wolf?

At the river. He knows the white men will come.

And when they do, he will lead them away.

We will go north.

Lone Wolf will join us there.

But he will head south to draw them away before he joins us again.

I have to find Lone Wolf.

$50 to the man that killed him.

Come on, Frank. I know a better one.

Or they're going to beat it to that end here.

Hold it!

Now come in peace, lone wolf.

Why should I trust you?

Because I could kill you.

Who are you?

The showman sent for me.

He brought me here to help you.

I have to speak to the showman.

Let's go.

White like no white man I've ever seen.

That lone wolf?

I'm not like any white man you've ever seen.

I think we need to talk, Ranger.

Then talk.

I don't know where you think you're taking him.

That Redskin's wanted in the Dolby World.

I'm taking him to the circuit judge in Abilene.

You're not taking him anywhere.

He's in my jurisdiction.

We got our own judge.

No more.

When I start firing, run for the horses.

I count ten bullets, but I only see one gun.

Stay put!

No, get back there!

Get on, mate.

What kind of gun is that?

You know, as well as I do, there's gold on that Indian land.

If you want a piece of it, we'll have to kill those two.

Yep. You get this possible.

Do it.

What are you standing up for?

Mount up. All right, mount up. Come on.

Go. Go. Go, boys.

Doesn't look like they're following us.

Why are you doing that?

To find the truth.

Going to blame on them Comanches was easy.

That's all different now.

That damn ranger's right squirming away.

Nothing's changed.

We'll take lone wolf dead or alive.

Even if we have to kill the ranger to do it.

Let's do it.

The woman is his wife, Sundance, and the boy is his son, Running Wolf.

Comanche means people.

And they are good people.

Once we were many as the star.

Proud as the eagle.

But there were too many white people.

Too many guns.

Now most of our tribe is dead.

Or on the reservation.

When the stagecoach was attacked, Lone Wolf, where were you?

We were on our way to meet an important man from Washington.

They say the stagecoach that was carrying him was attacked by Comanches

I was leading them.

It was not the Comanche who killed that thing.

It wasn't.

White.

The arrows were fired by the enemy of the Comanche, Renegade Apache.

But the lance and arrows were Comanche.

Yes.

Stolen.

Taken in battle.

Load them in the state.

Go to town.

You were there. You saw.

How far is it to Abilene?

Six -hour ride. We push hard.

Lowell, I'm going to take you to Abilene and meet with the circuit judge.

No, I have to stay with my people I'll bring the circuit judge here.

I'll go with you

There's

much I do not understand

Do not shoot. I'll go with you.

Get on the horse.

Big time up.

Let's go. Get on the horse.

Right hand.

The deputy.

The one they call Grimes. He shot Running Wolf.

Then they took Long Wolf.

We have to get the bullet out.

Knife.

I'm a warrior.

Got it.

You're a brave warrior.

There's a bullet in his chest.

Dig it out.

You said Grimes shot Running Wolf.

This bullet killed a federal agent.

It came from the same gun.

Here.

This is yours.

Are you going to see my father?

Yeah, I'm going to save him.

This will fulfill my promise.

You possess knowledge of the future, Washoe.

But it will prove useless in the past.

But now I know the truth.

Listen up.

I say we don't need any judge and we don't need any jury.

Every man here knows what that Comanche did.

Every man knows here what ought to be done.

Ought to hang him is what ought to happen.

is Ranger.

We don't take the lynching.

Especially innocent men.

Get over here.

Get on

the horse. Get

out of here.

Well, it ain't a Comanche loving Ranger.

Hope that beat all.

Sheriff Stahl, you and your deputies are under arrest for the murder of the

federal agent.

Preacher Stanton is in Abilene now, bringing back the circuit judge.

Well, that's good, because when he gets back, the preacher can say a few words

at your funeral.

Take him to the jail.

Get a doctor for him.

When

you

see my great grandson...

Tell him we will meet someday in the land of the Great Spirit.

I'll tell him.

You have found the truth in the past, Washoe.

Now you must find the truth in the present.

You were there, weren't you?

Yeah.

I saw your great -grandfather.

He said he would meet you in the land of the Great Spirit one day.

Come on.

Where?

Find the truth.

So you said you saw John Wolfe attacking Steve Darby?

Yeah. Yeah, that's right.

He attacked Steve and then he threw the tomahawk at me. I ducked and it landed

over there.

That's a lie.

That's exactly the way it happened?

Yeah. Yeah, that's exactly how it happened.

Now, are you going to arrest him or what?

So John Wolfe's fingerprints should be on the tomahawk, right?

Yeah.

Or are they your prints?

No, then... Get him out of here.

Well,

John, I'm sorry about all that.

You're free to go.

Thank you, Washer.

You're welcome, John.

Well, Ira, good to see you.

Thanks, Cordell.

Can I ask you something?

Like what?

How'd you get so dirty?

You wouldn't believe me if I told you.

Try me.

Later.

And that's the whole story.

I told you you wouldn't believe it. I just keep working night and day.

I got more bills than I got pay.

Ain't all you do, he's gonna see When you're in Texas, look behind

you Because that's where the rain's gonna be.