Frontier Town, the saga of the Roaring West. Frontier Town, El Paso, Cheyenne, Calgary, Tombstone. Frontier Town. Here is the adventurous story of the early West, the tamed and the untamed. From the Pekos to Powder River, Dodge City to Poker Flat. These are the towns they fought to live in and lived to fight for. Teaming crucibles of pioneer freedom. Frontier Town. Dear friends, this is Chad Remington. Chad Remington Frontier Lawyer from the Frontier Town called Osreous. I guess it goes without saying that a Frontier Town lawyer can find more trouble 24 hours a day than any man living or dead west of Chicago. And if this weren't enough, part of my time is taken up with the running of a small cattle ranch left to me by my late folly. Matter of fact, it was while I was on my ranch that this last adventure really had its start. The little law office I have, I rent from Cherokee, El Bannon, the ex-medicine man who now operates the Osreous livery stables. I don't know whether it's because he's afraid I may run out with the rent money or because tagging around with me gets to see his favorite scenery, saloons. But for one reason or other, El Bannon is most always by my side. Well, this particular morning Cherokee was helping me round up some strays in a far canyon on the back end of my ranch. Everything seemed to be going all right. Chad, I was thinking again, why does a man like you with a good law practice bother playing nurse made with a lot of cows? Well, to be honest about it, Cherokee, cows are like money in the bank and their products sell for good money, with milk at six cents a quart and cream at ten cents a pint. I'm a ten cents a pint for cream. For a few pennies more, you can get a bottle of good bourbon. Don't you tell the cows that. They might start changing their product. Counselor, how is it that cream costs so much more than milk? Well, because of the labor involved, Cherokee. Cream costs more than milk because of the labor involved?  Well, Billy Bloom plays his chatter. That's about the funniest remark I've ever heard. Chad, we're surrounded. We're being ambushed.  Let that gun alone. But they're rustlers. We're being attacked. Rustlers, my eye. Can't you see who fired that shot?  It's old Sam from the Western Union office. Sam? Oh, I wonder what blazes he wants. Hiya, Sam. What's up? Oh, that shot, hey, Chad.  What in the name of my grandmother's bustle is so important that you had to stop us? Well, Telegram's coming for you, Chad. And since it needs an immediate answer, I kind of reckon it better bring it out to you. Here. Thanks, Sam. Well, that's one invitation I'm not going to refuse. What's one invitation? You please tell me what this is all about? Well, there's Telegram's from Kurt Bodie. You know, the sheriff over at Bonanza City. He says there's a big party being given day after tomorrow honoring all the peace officers of the territory. And, well, he's inviting me, Don, as his guest. Yeah, from what I hear about Bonanza City, it's as much a city as a prairie dog's hole as a tunnel. That's a wide-open, rip-roaring boom-town at that. I don't suppose that'll stop you from going down and attending the party with me, will it, Cherokee? Me? Attend a peace officer's party? My dear friend, any warrants formerly issued against you for selling your genuine Cherokee Indian rattlesnake oil probably have run out now because of the statute of limitations. So, no doubt you're fairly safe. Well, you know me, Chad. I'm a party man from the word go. Get down there and mingle with a lot of tin badges. Well... Mr. Aslong's your lawyer's with you. Even if they do get you, they won't hit you with more than 20 years to life. Well, that's a horse of a...what? Come on, Cherokee. We'll bring these few ahead. We've rounded up back to the lower meadow, and then you and I... Well, we're hitting the trail for Bonanza. Well, I got Cherokee to Bonanza City, all right? But no matter what I did, I couldn't get them out to the party. To tell the truth, there were too many so-called attractions in the town itself so that Cherokee wasn't too seriously tempted. The affair was being held in what was known locally as the other side of the creek, which meant really the other side of the town, the wide open part of the town, the place everyone knew existed but nobody talked about. The most fashionable palace of entertainment on the other side of the creek was the somewhat flashy but expensively decorated place known as Boston Flora's Place, which Flora ran with her husband, a real high roller gambler by the name of Monty. By the time Sheriff Bodie and I got to Boston Flora's, the party was in full swing and the place was really rockin'. Boston Flora stepped up to the piano to sing.  They promise and promise, still I'm nobody's wife. Fred kissed me and told me of his lasting love. His wife caught him with me. And now Fred's a bubble.  If a six gun don't get him, then there's always a knife. I got Joe to the church with one foot on the sill. But he tripped me and bolted and he's running still. But he tripped me and bolted and he's running still. What do you think? How about that? Boston Flora's pretty good, huh? She's better than good, Sheriff. She's all right. All right. Oh, yes, sir.  Flora's one of them. Now, when I can locate him in this mob, I'd like to have him meet Flora's husband, Monty. Monty, huh? Sounds like a gambler. Oh, he sure is. A real high roller. He's one of the coolest in the business. Oh, there he is now. Hey, Monty! Monty, come on over here and meet a friend of mine. Howdy, Sheriff. Howdy. Well, any friend of yours, a friend of mine, I'm sure. Thanks, Monty. I'm Chad Remington from Over in Dos Rios. I'm delighted you could be with us tonight, Remington. Oh, by the way, have you met the wife yet? No, but I certainly enjoyed her singing. Well, come on. Let's go over. I'll make you acquainted with one of their greatest gals on God's green footstool. Oh, cool. You've got a treat. Store for you, Chad, a real treat. They say, baby, baby, I want to make you acquainted with a friend of the sheriff's, Mr. Remington. How do you do, Mr. Remington? It's nice that you were able to come. Well, it's a better, Remington.  Well, I don't think I've seen that many diamonds all at once since the night I attended the opera in New Orleans. My two weaknesses, Mr. Remington. My husband and diamonds. Well, I've only got one weakness, Flora. And I don't mind a... She hoists a fast mule, a stick up. Senoris, you will just stand what you are now, huh? I do not like to spoil fiesta, but if somebody moves, there's going to be somebody dead. He's not going to be me.  You got your nerve coming in here. See, see, Senor Monty. And I have more than my nerve when I leave. First, we start with all these diamond jewelry that your wife, she wear, huh? What? Don't give them to him, Flora. Senor, if she no give the jewelry to me, I no should her.  Okay, Cavallaro. Monty may not look like much, but he's worth more than the rocks to me. Here. Gracias, Senor. Mil gracias. And now that I have the jewelry, I take up collection of cash. We're going to start with you, Sheriff. Are you low down? No, no, no, no, no, no, Sheriff. Just for a little joke, I also going to take your badge. Senor? Well, there's not much in my pocketbook, but here it is. Bueno, bueno.  You other people, I shall walk by you slowly. When I do, just drop all you got into sombrero, huh? Gracias, gracias, caballeros y caballeras. Because I do not want you to spoil your fun by running outside and chasing me. I think I shoot out the lights before I go. Fire after him. Come on, fire after him. I guess there were more people hurt trying to get out of Boston Flora's inky black parlor than would have been heard if the lone bandit had fired his gun. But enough of us made our horses and lit out after him to make the chase worthwhile. We circled around through Santa Fe Street, cut through Nugget Alley, and that brought us face-to-face with the bridge over the creek. That is, face-to-face with what was left of the bridge. Because there was no question about it, the bridge was down. All right. All right. Isn't there a dam upstream by the smelter, Sheriff? We can get across that. Yeah, come on. Let's go before that low-down sneaker. No good gets away. Yeah, now, wait a minute, Monty. I've been thinking... Now, this is no time to think, Sheriff. We've got to get after that cuss before he gets... Now, hold on there, Chad. We ain't going after that cuss. What? What do you mean? You're not going after him? Well, stop and figure it out yourself. We go after him and get in town on the other side of the creek. Then we got to admit what happened. That one solitary south of the border of Armit stuck up a sheriff, two marshals and half a dozen deputies and got away with it. Why, you bald-headed old fossil. No one's stealing my wife's jewelry and going scot-free. Who said anything about him going scot-free? We got a good look at him, and between us, being most every lawman for 50 miles around, we'll catch up with him sooner or later. Kurt, are you serious? I sure am, Chad. What's worth a few thousand dollars we lost not to make fools of ourselves?  I'm going across that creek if I have to swim it myself. You're going at money, now don't go flying off a handle. If you get your hands off of me and let go. Sheriff, if money wants to go, you've got no right to stop. You keep out of this, Chad. You don't live here like we do. Sheriff, are you going to let me go? Your dog all right, I'm not. Okay, then. Money, that was a mistake hitting the sheriff with that horseshoe ring on your hand. Well, it serves the old goat right. And I got an idea that this will serve you right.  But, Phyllis, let's take this overdressed gambler back to his wife. We're not going to catch the gent who pulled that hold up tonight, but we can sure do a lot of talking over. We'll return to the second act of Lady Luck, our exciting Frontier Town adventure in just a few moments. Frontier Town. Well, there's no use alibiying now. The sheriff, the marshals, the deputies, and the Frontier Town lawyer had all been caught flat footed by a mighty clever crook. Or was it crooks? Somehow, when I started to get my senses together again, it didn't seem that just one man all alone could have conceived that scheme and done all of the execution that was necessary. So after getting back to the main part of town, going into four saloons and finding Cherokee in the fifth, Cherokee, the sheriff, and I put our heads together down at the sheriff's office. By the whiskers of Walter's Uncle Willie Chad, you'll pardon my levity, but this is really a good one. The whole law for two counties around robbed of their valuable possessions. Yeah, you're going to laugh, Cherokee, but I'll get that crook. It takes me to my dying days. Is that admitting what happened tonight? Well, it's not just me and the other boys alone. Some of the other men who were there, like the mayor, they told their wives they's going to Oddfellers' meeting. Wouldn't be good for the town to have that come out either. Well, I'm not a married man, Cherokee, but I can see what you mean. Well, how are you going to stop it from getting out?  I think he's done all of his screaming for a while. Yeah, pretty hard for a man to scream through a face. It's all bandaged up with cork plaster. You sure knocked the daylights out of him, Chad. And I'm sorry I did. Sorry? I wonder if Monty really would have crossed the creek if we'd let him. But you just got through, say? I mean, wasn't he the one?   Uh, what you mean, Chad? Well, I don't mean to sound like a school teacher, but don't either one of you remember the children's story about the man who yelled wolf? Well, of course I remember it. Yeah. Frankly, I don't get the connection. Well, neither do I, Cherokee, not at the moment. But, uh, let's go back over everything that happened, step by step. Chad, I tell you, it's as plain as a nose on your face, or at least on Cherokee's face. Is it? Then how do you account for the bridge being conveniently cut down? Why, it's because the... Why, so many must have... Uh, how did it happen? Exactly. You and I had crossed the bridge not half an hour before, and it seemed to be all right. What's that got to do with Marty yelling wolf-wolf? Well, it may be more like Fox Fox than wolf-wolf. More like skunk-skunk, if you ask me. Dirty robin polecat. Your remarks are immaterial, irrelevant, and probably true. But let's look at the facts. Who organized this party of appreciation for the peace officers? Why, he told you before, Boston Flora and her husband. Right. Now, granting for a moment that Flora and Marty had planned a little affair, don't you think they knew beforehand that the sheriff and the marshals wouldn't want to publicly admit they'd been made fools of? Yeah, but then why would Marty get in the fight with me and risk going to jail because he wanted to follow the crook? Because you couldn't have put him in jail for wanting to do what you should have done. In fact, if he was so inclined, he could probably put you in jail for malfeasance in office. Great jumpin' gumdrops. I never thought of that. But him and his women still had her jewelry stolen, and there ain't no denying that. Sheriff's right, Chad. And what's more, who was the crook? No one's ever seen him in Bonanza City before. Probably just come up across a real grand.  Well, naturally I... Huh?  Well, the only Mexicans I ever heard talk and act like that were in stage plays. In stage plays? You heard me, O'Bannon. If I'm not mistaken, there's a traveling tent show about to open in Bonanza City this week. Well, I'll be kicked by a mule cow.  The whole thing, including cutting down the bridge. But great sakes alive, Chad. It's local. It's wild. How do you ever expect to prove a thing like that? By taking advantage of the fact that Cherokee wasn't over at Boston Flores with us earlier this evening. Now, hold on there, Chad.   The part that's going to take a bit of doing is turning Marty and Boston Flora into a pair of jailbirds. Well, Cherokee squirmed and wriggled and bucked like a sun-fishing bronc. But with enough money in his jeans to cut a fancy figure at Boston Flores' bar, next afternoon found Cherokee on the other side of the creek, leaning across the mahogany and... Here you are, boy. Set him up for the house. Marty? Don't you think it's time the house sets him up for you? Uh, Madam, I'm not a man to turn down a tin roof. But at the same time, I'm not a man to quibble over a few measly dollars. I am providently, amply provided with the wherewithal to enjoy myself. If you would be gracious enough to join me, I'd like to buy you some champagne. I... I don't mind if you do. Charlie, bring a bottle of palm-roy over the table by the window. Come on. It's you and I sit down. Oh, what's the matter? Why are you staring at me? It's your get-up. You don't look like a prospector or a miner. My dear lady, there's a good reason for that. I'm not a prospector or a miner. Well, most of the men around here with money get it out of the mines. Where do you get yours? Madam, I'm a salesman. A salesman? A jewelry salesman. Can you ask me when I get my little bobbles? Why, some of them come from Tiffany's in New York. I don't get you. I don't get you at all. Well, I've found that there are a certain group of ladies working in the mining camps here in the West who wish to put their... their savings and commodities like fine diamonds, which never depreciates in value, and, well, they have an eye toward a rainy day. For example, a woman of your beauty and talent should own jewelry. Wait a minute. Monty? Monty, come over and sit down. What is it, Laura? What's on your mind? He says he's a jewelry salesman. Oh? Friend, I can sell you flawless diamonds at less than 50 cents on the dollar. Oh, you can. Now, where do you pick up bargains like that? Well, let's just see that I... Well, let's just see that I picked them up. What are you, a fence? Crudely, yes. You want a deal? Well, Monty. No thanks. But Monty, I... Not today, Laura. But I... Never mind. Sorry, I ask you at all, Monty.  It's time for you to sing a song. Mr. Alma, I've played my cards too fast. Come back tonight and bring some of the jewelry with you. I'll handle them, Monty. Why? Have the stuff with you and be here at 10 o'clock. Because you and I are gonna do business. But don't you see, Chad, that you were wrong. Monty wouldn't even listen to buying her any jewelry. Which only proves that Monty thinks Flora has enough jewelry already. Huh? And if Flora has enough jewelry already, the jewelry she allegedly lost last night wasn't lost. But Billy Blue blazes, Chad. Why did Flora tell me to come back tonight at 10 and bring the jewelry with me? Because Flora has more brains than you have and more brains than Monty has. In fact, Mr. O'Bannon, I'm convinced that Flora has more brains than you and Monty have put together. Now do you get it, Monty? Now do you see what I'm up to? Baby, I gotta hand it to you. You're the only woman I know who can figure how to have your cake and eat it too. Yeah. I'll say. Any time she wants, you can come back and join my tent show. Thanks, Tony. And I'm doing all right right here. Now you understand everything, Tony, don't you? You seem to forget your old partner, baby. I'm the quickest study in show business. And when I meet this jewelry salesman outside and stick this gun in his ribs and I say, Senor, you put the hands up quick, huh? You'll have his diamonds and your money back all at the same time. The great part of it is the only squawk this sucker will have won't be about his diamonds. And all he'll be able to do is run to the sheriff and haul her body's money. Now, I don't imagine that stone-headed sheriff's gonna do anything about that. Because he might be afraid we'd tell what suckers we made of a lot of them last night. Who was the sucker? Cherokee, keep an eye on the outside. Right, George, Chad. Leave it to me. What are you up to, anyhow, Sheriff? I'm up to throwing the three of you in a calibou, shesh watch. We heard every word you said. Did you know it's bad manners to point at a lady with a gun? All right. Quit stalling, Flora. Let's get going. Why, of course, Sheriff, if you say... Money! Come on! Let go of her before I... Well, nice going, Sheriff. I see you got the so-called actor. Well, what about me? Didn't I get my man or a woman? What did you hit her with, a chair? Now, Chad, for shame. You know I'm too much of a gentleman to hit a woman with a chair. I hit her with something soft. I hit her with an upholstered sofa. Cherokee, Sheriff Bodie, and I, and all the lawmen for two counties around, certainly owe you a vote of thanks for your help in getting the goods of your money, the Boston Batwoman. Now, your thanks be hanged. After all I went through, I would imagine that somebody, at least, would offer to buy me a bottle of bourbon.  Ah, that's absolutely ridiculous. Bourbons are safest drink in the world. Scots is dangerous. It is, O'Bannon. And how do you figure that? My Chad, don't you see? A man who drinks scotch is the end up getting killed. Frontier Town, starring Reed Hadley and featuring Wade Crosby is a Bruce L's production. Supervision A Direction by Paul Franklin. Music Written and Played by Ivan Ditmars. Be sure to be with us again same time next week for another fine action adventure story with your favorite young western star, Reed Hadley. And now this is Bill Foreman telling you that Frontier Town comes to you from Hollywood.


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Hey, this is Brett, and this 2021 Ford F-250 Crew Cab Long Box is stock number 12411Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2021 Ford F-250 has the 6.2 liter V8 gas engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin Inspection Process. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go inside, underneath, under the hood, started up on this truck. In this video, Rapid Red Metallic is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, and options of the vehicle before seeing it in person. If you like the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the upper right hand part of the screen is a subscribe button. Click that, and then click the bell notifications, you'll get updates every time we do the videos here at Summit Automotive of our new and used inventory. This one comes with some really good-looking chromed 20-inch rims, not really even sure on the brand, maybe YouTube can help me out on that one, but rims are in excellent shape, no scuffs or scrapes on them, and it has Venom Power Terra Hunter XT tires. These are 37.5 by 13.5 R20 LT tires, and these tires look like they have probably about 50-60% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is exceptionally clean, it does have a little bit of a suspension lift kit to it, really good-looking stance on this truck. Front fender is in excellent shape, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, headlight lenses are nice and clear, and the factory fog lights are in nice shape as well. Front bumper, no major dents or dings on there, you do get the chrome trimmed grille, and somebody has got a red Ford emblem to match the rest of the truck. Hood is in excellent condition, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there, and passenger side front fender, excellent condition as well, no dents or dings on that. Passenger side front rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there, and as you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises, and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back rim is in excellent shape, no scuffs or scrapes on there, and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody is in really nice shape, it looks like it does have an MBRP exhaust tip on there. Very clean underneath here, and it does have the power full-down running boards. Lower rockers all look really good on the truck. And as we come around to the back of the vehicle, rear bumper is in great shape, no dents or dings on that, it does have a full towing package, which includes the receiver hitch, 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. You do get the backup parking sensors on that rear bumper. The tailgate is in nice shape as well. The head is in really nice shape, I didn't see any major dents, a little bit of light duty usage, but that's what happens when you have a truck. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly and it has a Truxedo low-pro soft roll-up tonneau cover and that's in really nice shape, I didn't see any rips or tears on that. As you go down the driver's side, it's just as clean as that passenger's side. No dents or dings on the box, looks really, really good. For full disclosure, this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Down the rest of this side of the truck, doors look really good. It does have the driver's side door code entry, we do have the code for this truck and if you ever wanted to find out what your 17-22 Super Duty code is on your truck in the upper right hand part of the screen, I have a video to show you how to do that. It has blind spot monitoring in these mirrors, they do telescope out, they have the built-in directional signals, they also fold in like so. Inside the XLT package gives you the gray cloth interior. I did want to show you those step bars, they do work nicely, they're AMP research. Pretty much the only name in aftermarket power step bars. Seats are in excellent condition, no rips or tears on there. It does have the power driver seat with lumbar, factory floor mats, auto headlamps, telescopic steering wheel, power windows, power locks and power mirrors. We'll hop inside and take a look at the miles, radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 12,000, I'll dim it down here a little bit so it's easier to see, 12,724 miles on this truck instrument cluster is very nice and clean, you do get a digital spinometer and compass display there. Steering wheel is in excellent shape, you got cruise controls and information center controls on the left, and on the right you have Bluetooth and volume controls. Comes with these six, this might be the 10 speed, no it's a six speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. This one comes with the sync eight inch radio, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here. This is also where your camera shows up I believe, so we'll have to turn that, the truck has to be running for that to work. You also have all your different apps here, FordPass Connect, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, you can project your cell phone to the screen so if you have a navigation system on your cell phone, you can project to the screen, it's like you have nav right on the radio, it's pretty cool. Turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller, climate controls are right here, heated mirror button, and you do get a 12 volt power point, 110 volt, 400 watt plug-in, you do get a USB and USB-C jack down there and cup holders right there. Now if you want four cup holders, now you got four cup holders, so pretty cool stuff right there, passenger side, floor mat, and seat are in excellent condition, I'll turn a light on so you can see that's a little bit better. It does have a little bit of window tint on here, headliner is in excellent shape, no rips or tears on that. You do get six upfitter switches right there, and map lights right there, stability control, and we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, fixed glass rear window, and those seats are in excellent shape, factory floor mats back here. You do get two USBs, or you get a USB and a USB-C, and then another 110 volt 400 watt plug-in and a 400 watt max, and a 12 volt power point there. These seats fold up, there's a storage bin right here that you can put up, and it collapses nice and flat like that, but you can put it up and lock it into place, so stuff doesn't roll around, that's pretty nice. Child safety locks on the back doors, the bottoms of the doors all look really really good, just a really nice truck all the way around. 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In some graphs, the set of vertices v can be partitioned into n-sets, where every edge joins vertex in one set to a vertex in a different set, but no edge joins vertices in the same set. If n equals 2, this gives us a bipartite graph. For example, in chemistry, an ionic compound forms when a cation binds with an anion, but two cations or two anions can't bond. In machining, a nut can fit onto a bolt, but two nuts or two bolts can't be fit together, and there are other examples. So if we look at a graph, we can easily determine if it's bipartite unless we can't. The thing to remember is that how we draw the graph is not the graph. So even if a graph is bipartite, it might not be easy to tell from the drawing. So while it's easy to determine if a small graph is bipartite, it can be more difficult to decide if a larger graph is. To decide, let's consider a path through a bipartite graph. Can we say anything about such a path? To begin with, let's consider a tree. If we rearrange the vertices of a tree, it seems we can always partition the vertices into two sets where no edge joins a vertex in one set to a vertex in the other set. Let's prove it. Or maybe disprove it. Remember, it's the journey, not the destination. It seems that the vertices in a tree can be distinguished by whether they are an even or an odd distance from some starting vertex. So let's pick a vertex v0 and partition the vertices into two sets, v1 the vertices at an odd distance from v0, and v2 the vertices at an even distance from v0. Suppose you and v are two vertices at an odd distance from v0. Could there be an edge between them? Suppose there was. Remember that in a tree, the geodesics are unique. So if there is a last vertex w that the two geodesics have in common, giving us a path from w to u, a path from w to v, but if there's an edge from u to v, this produces a cycle, and trees can't have cycles. And this proves every tree is a bipartite graph. And since we have it, we might as well note that the vertex sets are determined by whether they are an even or an odd distance from some selected starting vertex v0. Now remember one of the aspects of proof is that it raises new questions, and developing as a mathematician means being in the habit of asking new questions. In this case, one question is, if we used a different starting vertex, would we get a different partition? And we could extend the idea of bipartite sets. So what about trees and tripartite sets? We'll leave those questions for homework. In the meantime, because trees don't have cycles and have unique geodesics, analyzing them is much easier. What if our graph has cycles? And here's a useful idea in mathematics. Not so much in society. To go forward, go backward. What we want is a statement like, if a graph G is, what is good, then it is bipartite. So let's consider statements that begin, if a graph G is bipartite, then something. So I suppose G is a bipartite graph with disjoint vertex sets v1 v2. The vertices in any cycle must alternate between being in v1 and being in v2. Since a cycle has to begin where it ends, this means that if G is a bipartite graph, then every cycle in G has even length. In general, the converse of a true statement could be true or false, but in mathematical research it's a starting point. Suppose every cycle in G has even length. Do we know anything about G? Let's take a look at that next.


So before I start this video, I just wanna let you know that this video is sponsored by Dyson. I will be doing a thorough review and I already told them that if I did not like the tool, I would not do this video. So take it for what it is, but I do wanna let you guys know that this is a sponsored video. I'm going to give you my honest opinion about this product. Can't wait to share it with you. Let's go. As a professional stylist, I'm always on a search for the next big thing. A tool that creates better and more consistent results. Something that inspires creativity and pushes the limits of what once seemed impossible. Design meets functionality, less heat, half the damage, cord-free versatility, the only straightener with flexible plates that shape to gather the hair. The Dyson Corral is the most awarded straightener of 2020. I think about Dyson. I have lots of Dyson products. I have Dyson vacuum. I have a Dyson blow dryer. You know, I have Dyson fans, Dyson air purifiers. For me, this was kind of a no-brainer going into this video that I was probably gonna like this iron. Now, the challenge with this iron is that the price tag's high. So what justifies the price tag? So the first thing that separates this iron from everything else is it's cordless. So you pull it off the charging dock and you can use it, no cord, and then you put it right back onto the charging dock and it starts to charge up. Now my concern as a professional stylist was how long does it last with the charge and then how fast does it charge back up? Because if I'm using it on my client, I wanna put it back on the dock and I want it to charge quickly. Now one thing I wanna tell you guys is that when I got this out of the box, I put it on the charging dock right away. It was about a quarter charge coming from the factory and before I even started this video, it's now fully charged up and ready to go and that was probably 15 minutes. Now the only other concern I had besides how long does it last and how quickly does it charge was the weight of the iron. How heavy is it gonna be? It obviously is holding a battery inside because it's cordless. So this is probably the third time I've put it in my hand. It feels very, very comfortable. That's the first thing. It does feel heavier than a normal flat iron but not too heavy to work with, which I really like. So it's obviously all about comfort. It feels very comfortable. I knew it was going to. Obviously like I said, I've used Dyson products before. I know the quality of the design and everything that they put into it. So when I hold it in my hand, it feels really, really good. So with that being said, those were the only two concerns I really had about this tool and I think they passed the test. So now let's get into the features and benefits of this iron. The first thing I noticed about this iron and I was actually again, a little bit concerned about was it said on the website that you can fly with this iron based on the battery. But for me, I was like, sometimes when I fly, my toothbrush turns on in my bag and it just goes to town. So I was concerned that this would turn on and then heat my bag up to 400 degrees and light something on fire. Here's the best news of the day. There's this little pull tab right here that has an airplane on it. And when you pull that tab out, it stops the circuits so it won't heat up. It can't turn on when you're on an airplane. Thank you, thank you for that. Another thing I love about this iron is it's got this lock function so you can lock it shut and put it in your bag. It's very, very easy to take with you. A lot of stylists nowadays are on the go quite often. So just being able to lock that up, throw it in my bag and go is good. All right, so now we're gonna go ahead, unlock the iron and to turn it on, you press the power button and then it's gonna kind of guide you on what to do. So right away you turn it on and now you've got the minus.  There's three heat settings on this iron. So the first one is 330 degrees and you have 365 and you have 410. So when talking to Dyson, their biggest recommendation was to keep it as low heat as possible. So the 330 degrees, they recommend doing it at the beginning. As a professional stylist, I believe in the same thing. I think you should start with the lowest heat, see if that works, if it gets you the result you're looking for, then stick with it. If you need to go a little bit higher, then you go a little bit higher, but there's no reason to crank up your iron to 410 degrees because you think it's gonna iron faster, that's not the case. So another thing that I noticed about this iron is when I started to heat it up, I turned it off so that I could show you guys the flexible plates. Now, I knew that these plates were still hot because the power button stays red until it's no longer hot. So that's another cool feature is you never really know when your iron's cooled off. Well, now you do based on that feature right there. Now I wanna get into one of the most exciting parts about this tool is the flexible plates. So when you look at the plates on this iron, when you push them in, it flexes right at that moment of where you're pushing. That's unlike any other iron out there. So most irons have a flat plate and it doesn't flex at all. It might move back and forth or up and down, but this literally as soon as you push in in a certain spot, it flexes in that point. And what that's gonna do for you is when you have a section of hair and you're running this iron down, it's going to bend and move and groove with that section. So sometimes a section of hair that we grab, it's thicker in one part, thinner in another part. So what's gonna happen is if you have a flat plate and it doesn't flex, it doesn't move, when I put that on that section, the thicker part is gonna take on the heat. The thinner part of that section is not gonna get heat at all. So what you're gonna do is you're gonna create extra passes with the iron. You're gonna keep going over and over that section to get it smooth because then it'll kind of work the hair out. What this will do is it'll flex around that whole entire section, which will help smooth that panel quicker, which in turn reduces the amount of heat that you're gonna put onto that section, which in turn is going to reduce the damage from the heat. If you're a professional stylist and you're watching this video, there's one thing that I want you to know and one tip I want you to have. So this has a 30 minute runtime, but that doesn't mean that you take that whole entire 30 minutes and you iron through. There's a lot of time when we're working through and we're ironing hair that we set our iron on the table and then we take our section and then we bring it back up. If you're working like that in the salon, the one recommendation I would give you is that as you iron the hair, if you take a break, you put it right back onto the dock. It's really easy. It sits on there. It's obviously also not gonna burn your table that way. And then when you wanna use it, you take it off and you start ironing again and then you set it over there. Just use it like it's your assistant in the salon. So now that I've gone through all the features and benefits of the Dyson Corral, the two things I wanna do with it, I wanna show you guys how it smooths out extra curly hair. I think that's a big question that most people will ask. And then I'm gonna show you guys step by step two of my favorite styling tips. All right, here we go. All right guys, so we're gonna put this thing through the test right now. So we're gonna start off with extra curly hair and I wanna show you guys with one pass what this iron can do. So we're going scalp to ends, 365 degrees. We're not maxing out the heat. You don't have to do that. And that's one of the things I wanna get through to you guys through this video is that it's not about the amount of heat. It's about the consistency of the plates. So not only are these plates flexible but they also have intelligent heat control which regulates the temperature of those plates over 100 times per second. So it's going back through, checking to make sure that your temperature is consistent. So you get the result you're looking for every time. So let's look at this from one more angle. This is the overhead view. You can see how curly the hair is in my fingers. And now as I pass over it one pass with this iron, 365 degrees, look how smooth and shiny the hair gets. Look at our before and after there. All right, so now we're gonna flip hair textures here. Now we're fine and blonde and straight but also if this was medium and wavy I would do the same exact thing. I'm gonna work scalp to mid shaft with a paddle brush pulling tension using the heat from my Dyson blow dryer to straighten and pull and smooth the hair.  And I just do one pass with that iron just to smooth everything out. So you can see diagonal back section about two inches from the scalp and I just let it glide over the hair and work my way all the way through getting everything nice and smooth. So now I'm gonna go in and do a flat iron curl technique. Now some of you guys may have seen this before but I'm telling you with the Dyson corral it's almost like it was meant to be a curling iron as well. As I work it through those flexible plates they bend and move to really form a perfect spiral curl throughout the hair. So I just put the iron in the hair. I twist it half back. I slide and glide through it all the way through and then I use my finger to kind of twist and allow that curl to rest and set and cool off. All right, so now we're gonna finish up our last section here just creating those beautiful waves tons of volume in this end result and then also look at that smooth polish and shine on the opposite side. This is such a versatile iron. Hope you guys like this demo. Let me know in the comments. So the biggest thing I wanna talk about before I finish this video is the flexible plates and how that felt when I was using it. I really feel like this is something that's gonna revolutionize how irons work. It feels like no other iron I've ever used. I felt like it was flexing when I used it. It was a soft feel to it. Almost like a Cadillac suspension feel when you're driving down the road. It definitely did not feel hard on the hair. The last thing I wanna address is the battery life. I did not have any issues with the battery life during this segment. I ironed the curly hair then I ironed the straight hair. I kept putting it on the dock in between my sections when I needed to rest and just section. So I didn't have any issues. Now here's another thing that might calm your nerves a little bit. It can be a regular iron as well. So if it runs out of battery, the cord unhooks from the base and it goes right onto the iron. So then you have a regular flat iron with a cord. It's no big deal. So for me, I can't really see myself using any other flat iron from this point forward. We'll see obviously as innovations go but the flex plates are a key thing for me. The other funny thing was I didn't really realize that I would love not having a cord so much but I even at one point kind of whipped the iron over the head because I was thinking it had a cord and then the fact that it didn't was pretty awesome. So with everything being said, everything about this iron, I love it. So hope you guys got a lot out of this video. Let me know in the comments below. If you have any questions, I'll definitely jump in there and answer them for you. I wanna get you guys as much information as possible. Obviously I know this is a big investment for every hairdresser out there and some of you guys, maybe it doesn't make sense but if you are looking to invest, if you're gonna buy a new iron, you might as well save up a little longer and buy something that is actually going to be game changing in your career. So thank you guys so much for watching this video and I will see you guys on the next one.


Wel, yn y toffi Tb i'r ysgol yng Nghymru, Marko Silver has done his pre-match press conference for the visit to St James's Park at the weekend and revealed that Phil Jagielke and Leighton Baines looked set to miss out on the trip up to the north-east. Obviously Leighton Baines has missed the last couple. Jags who played, of course, in the 3-0 win, ac Arddiff wasn't in the side, rather, for the messy side. Derby, Drobo has picked up an injury this weekend training and has missed the last couple of sessions and looked set to miss out on that trip to Newcastle. It's going to be a really tough game. Up there, Newcastle have won the last four home games. Marko Silver alluded to how strong they are now at home, but also said that we'd be going there to win the game. He said we've got nine cup finals basically left for the rest of the season and, you know, if we can put in the same effort and commitment that we put in against Liverpool last Sunday, then there's no reason why we can't win at least half of those games, there's not more. Because if you've got good players that put in that same commitment and have organisation and battle, then you can beat most teams in this league, no question about it. So it's going to be a tough game up there, but, you know, Everton got to go up there and go for the victory. And she will, you know, got to win as many games as we can have. That means she will, we end up. Let's see if we can go to Newcastle on win.  Or just win like three, you know, that'll be good. Mick McCarthy has defended his decision to call up James McCarthy to the Republic of Ireland squad for this month's international games. He said he was very disappointed that Everton didn't allow McCarthy to go out on loan during January.  And he said, but for some reason Everton wouldn't let him out on loan. And it is a bit of a mad on this because it looked, when Everton took the decision not to let McCarthy out on loan, it looked as though he'd be used in the team or certainly in the squad. And he was on the bench, I think, for the game at Wofford, I think it was. And he's not being, he's not got on the pitch yet. So it's a bit, it's a bit of a strange one because why, if we're not going to use them ourselves, why don't we just let them go out and play games and try to build his game time up and see whether he's someone we can use going forward. Or if not, at least put himself in the shop window and see if he's someone we can get money, good money for in the summer. It doesn't really make much sense because he hasn't been playing in the 23s either to get game time. So it's a bit of a madman. Really, I know he'd be training every single day, but plays new games, so I don't understand that. I mean, unless we're going to get it like the last three or four games of the season and then he's going to play him. It's a bit of a strange decision, but McCarthy's called him up to the Republic of Ireland squad. I know he's had problems day before when he's not been playing for Everton. He's gone away and got injured, but you can't leave the lad in limbo. I've personally, this time, I've got no issue with them being called up, but it is a bit of a madman. Everton, again, have been linked with Mitchie Batswai today, a few media sources linking with the summer move to Everton. He's scored a couple of goals for Crystal Palace, including one last week in the 3-1 win of Burnley. It was a good goal as well. And Batswai, he's 25 now. He has scored goals throughout his career. He's never been able to put roots down because Chelsea bought him and just farmed them out everywhere. I just wonder if he's at that age now and the right 5th Marcel Brands or Marco Silva going forward. You know, we got the last time he had a Belgian player, a Belgian striker from Chelsea. He turned out all right, didn't he? So, I just wonder if Everton are going to move for him in the summer. Obviously, we would have liked to take him on loan in January, but we couldn't because of care through him. So it's going to be, you know, it's going to be really, really interesting to see whether Everton do make an approach for him. I think he'd be a good 5th forever, nor the reported wages that he wanted apparently in the January transfer window. But I think it's a case of Everton sitting down with him and just saying, look, you know, that's if he's available. Look, you can come here and be on number nine. So to speak, you can put your roots down here and we're trying to build something going forward. And I think he's a good player. I think when you look around, strikers in Europe or even the Premier League, he could get, there's not that many. I don't think that's stand out really, but I feel as though Batchway could even be one of those who just develops as he goes forward. But I think if you create chances for him, you can take them. But, you know, he's doing all right to Crystal Palace and they'll probably have a say and, you know, they'll probably want to sign him permanently as well. So, again, it's going to be, you know, we'll have to see what happens come the summer. And finally, Everton, the former Everton striker, Brian McBride, has said Everton can't push to finish in the top six next season. He said, the only way he can do it though, is by matching that effort and desire that he showed against Liverpool. He said he's got a number of good players, Everton, but when he's watched them, that effort and drive and desire hasn't always been there. And he's absolutely spot on. He said this a few times, Everton have got a really good level of player in their squad. OK, it's not, it's not a squad good enough to win the league and it's probably not a squad good enough for top football. It isn't because we've got a good striker, a proper striker, but it's a squad though that could push for the top six definitely with a couple of more additions. But no matter how good your players are, if you don't have that fight effort and commitment every single time you step on that pitch, you're going to lose games and you're going to throw games away. And, you know, McBride in the article quote Lester City winning it in 2016 and said they battle them for for every single game that season. And that's why they overachieved. That's why they got results when people didn't expect them to because they give everything and he's absolutely right. And I feel as this Everton squad can give everything even just to the end of the season, give them maximum effort like they did at the weekend. They can win a hell of a lot more than they lose and the quality then rises. So fingers crossed. Let's see. Let's see what happens. I think personally, the summers are massive one for Everton. It can be bringing quality in the forward areas. You know, can we move a couple of players out and add with some real quality? Again, it's on Marcel Brons and Marco Silva to do that, but I agree with McBride. It isn't. I don't think it's as far away as what people think of push for the top six. But it, you know, can take one or two players that can change the dynamic. But again, we'll have to wait and see. That's it for the news daily. Thanks very much for watching. See you soon on Toffy TV.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's case breaks.com coming out to a 2022 hip parade Jasper exclusive. It's a multi-sport break 10 boxes random player number three So those are all the players right here. It's not actually there's a there's a filler for it But it's only 20 bucks a spot. So I'm sure we can get that done soon Always keeping up for those fillers game All right, big thanks to this group for making it happen Thanks to the people who bought their spots straight up. We only ended up doing one filler So congrats again to the people one spots in the filler. Thanks to the people who finished off buying full spots It's not a team break. It's a player break. Let me grab all these players and Let's roll it and randomize names and teams four to five nine times one two three four five six seven eight Ninth and final time four and five after nine we got Nicholas down to Nicholas four to five nine times for the players one two three four five six seven eight and Good luck ninth and final time After nine we got Tyree kill Down to Ronald Acuna junior All right, Nicholas with Tyree kill Kenneth with Trey Lance Drew You got Vlad Guerrero jr. Allen with Jonathan tapes Kenneth with Tyrese maxi Jeremy with Dalvin cook Justin on to Fati James Aaron judge Martin with Charles Barkley Nicholas with Nate McKinnon Gabe. You got Jordan pool Chad B. Alexander Ovechkin Gary with Jalen waddle Ryan with Carinthia Towns Nicholas with AJ Brown Kenneth with DK Metcalf Adam with the Andre eight and we're just talking about him James with Zach Wilson Karen with Luis Robert Allen with Clayton Kershaw Mark with Cole Anthony Jose Pita Lonzo Jeremy Debo For to keep Tahiti cutie Jonathan Taylor Nicholas Christian Pulisic and Desmond Bain Canard bolt with your on Alvarez AJ with Jason Tatum Kenneth from one Soto Scott Najee Harris Brian with Jalen Brown and Nicholas Ronald Acuna junior All right, let's sort by player name And we're gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna see if there's any trades and then we'll have this 10 box break stick around. We'll see on the other side All right. Welcome back everybody. There was a deal done between Chad and Adam Chad is now in the Deandre Aiden spot We'll put a tee next to there for trade and Adam is out of the Deandre Aiden spotted into the Ovechkin spot We'll put tee next to there for trade. Let's see how it works out for both parties Good luck. All right. Good luck. No worries, Drew. We're gonna get to your Your leaf randomizer Tim's here to do it right after this Good luck everybody. Well, we got more of these so we'll post another one And maybe we can run another one back tonight I would love to see some more of this hip parade Jaspie exclusives here. All right first one out of the gate It's a graded card and it is Najee Harris From 2021 contenders a variation autograph PSA 9 So that's some tried to trade couldn't trade mojo For for Scott in the Najee Harris spot Next one it is Jordan pool Jilo was just saying I'm kind of sucker for this hip parade stuff Especially when it's a Jaspie exclusive. It's even better, right? 2019 Panini select Jordan pool red wave PSA 9 rookie Jordan pool. What a great season For him and and world champion That's Jilo with Jordan pool next up is Vlad Guerrero jr. Nice From gypsy queen baseball to 99 Looks like that's 2021 gypsy queen. Oh, yeah, there it is 2021 gypsy queen That'll be for drew. There you go drew Vlad Guerrero jr. Hit going your way Yeah, why wouldn't we if it sells out? I'll do it AJ Louise Robert nice gold ink autograph You sure did drew you won a spot in a filler You got randomized Vlad Guerrero jr. And you just got this uh that autograph And Louise Robert that's gonna go to Go to Karen Karen picked up a spot and gets the seven out of 25 Louise Robert gold ink autograph From 2020 origins baseball next up Is this way it's it's Debo Samuel rookie Jersey an on-part autograph from limited football 78 out of 199 That will be for Jeremy port also won that spot got randomized the Debo It's pretty good Next box. All right. Oh, also, let me keep an eye on the Potential sell sheet hits here. I don't think I've seen anything on this sell sheet just yet All right. What about this? We've got Deandre Aten That's on the sell sheet rookie ticket on-card autograph gold That is six out of 10 That was part of a trade chad b with the Deandre Aten the former number one overall pick Who's gonna stay a son at least For now. All right next up. Let's see if this trade can get balanced out here You're welcome Chad A wild cat has appeared Carl anthony towns kat 32 jersey number out of 49 Nice shadow box autograph from 2018 and 19 Immaculate hoops That's ryan spot. He got straight up Carl anthony towns I'm just going to be running with uh Rudy go bear It's a nice nice pairing. They gave up a lot though but What a nice pairing I think landscape mode Clayton kershaw nice from museum collection 35 out of 50 dual relic and auto I'm an older older museum collection 2016 museum collection And that's alan with Clayton Got that spot straight up Next up two more to go Yeah, kershaw looks pretty nice, right Portrait mode it's alex ovechkin Exquisite collection relic It's a nice patch there 11 out of 35 There you go from 1718 exquisite hockey. So adam with alexander ovechkin There you go a little something for you adam Each person who made the trade each getting a hit That doesn't always happen. Nice. I'll take it adam says. All right. Thank you guys. Thanks everybody last hit Good luck Last one is going to be And it's jonathan taylor Try to trade couldn't trade mojo another situation.  I'm joe for jaspyscasebrake.com this hit parade break a jaspy exclusive more in the store I'm joe and hopefully we'll break some more later tonight jaspyscasebreaks.com


And now another proudly we hail one of radio's outstanding dramatic half-hours starring Lee Tracy and presented transcribed by your army and your Air Force. From Radio City, New York, here is your star and host on proudly we hail the distinguished Broadway stage screen and radio star Lee Tracy. Thank you, Kenneth Banghart and hello everyone. Welcome again to proudly we hail. I'm really in my element for our story today. What do you mean by that, Lee? Well, this is really a story of good old-fashioned show business. Ken, a story about what we call in show business an old carny hand. A real carnival drifting. Sounds like a real story. I'm sure our audience will enjoy it, Ken. We'll begin in just a moment after your important message. My important message, Lee, is that the United States Army needs volunteers now. Young men and women are wanted for all types of jobs. So help keep America strong by enlisting for active duty right away. Get all the details at your nearest army and Air Force recruiting station today. And now, Lee, how about that story? What's it called? The Magnificent Parker, Ken. The Magnificent Parker. With our star Lee Tracy in the title role, your army and your Air Force presents the proudly we hail production of the Magnificent Parker. One and all, may I have your indulgence for just a moment. I take pleasure in presenting for your combined amusement and edification. The one and only, the Magnificent Parker. A medalist extraordinary, a mind reader and purveyor of fun magic and mystery. And now I stand before you, ready to reveal the secrets which lodge in the dark recesses of the sub-conscious. And the cost? Ha-ha! A friend's compensation is slight for I desire neither the age, the vintage, of armad not sellers of Paris friends, nor do I crave the nectar of the Benedictine monks or no friends. A simple, a small, a cold, an insignificant, a ten-cent beer will suffice a bee utipally. Feed it, Harry, nobody's interested. Ha-ha! The secret powers of the Sir Baloo are entrusted to only a chosen few, my friends. But, oh, there, there in the corner booth, I see a young man he sits alone.  Am I right, my friend? Yeah, you're right. Ha-ha! Draw one, if you please, innkeeper. That right, nothing. Yeah, bring him a beer. How did you know I was a newspaper man and that I was canned? My friend, every person in the world carries the imprint of his profession externally. A practice eye plus a bit of luck is all that it takes.  Now being that you don't strike me as the type of guy to be bowled over by a dame, I took a stab at the former and luckily I was all right. Well, that's simple enough. You make it sound easy. A guy with your nimble mind, how did you ever end up like this?  But the answer would necessitate the telling of my life story, and that would take time, precious time. That's something I have plenty of. Unload. Very well, Al, it's your party. I don't suppose you've ever heard of the Magnificent Parkers. Huh? No, I don't suppose. We were a mentalist act, nothing shoddy like carnies. We played the big time. We were tops in the line. We did nothing but portable and private engagements. Dory, my wife, was my partner. Believe me, we were a sensation. Life was good to us in those days. The act was a hit. We had money coming in, and we loved each other. There was just one thing we lacked, and then, one day, even that prayer was answered. I'll never forget how I rushed to the hospital from that long, lonely wait in the corridor. Dr. Harris will see you in his office. Yeah, it's Dory all right. Dr. Harris will see you, Mr. Parker. How's my wife, Dr. Now? Well, when can I see her? Mr. Parker, your wife gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. But, Dory, can I go to her now? I'm afraid, Mr. Parker, that you can't. Oh, no, no. Dory was gone. And I blamed the kid for it. I drew all the savings we had out of the bank, and I carried my daughter straight from the hospital to one orphan's home up in the country. I'll never forget that train trip with the baby bundled up in my arms, and the hood pulled down over her face. I didn't dare to lift up the hood and take a peek at that face. I guess I was afraid I'd see Dory there, staring up at you. Or, well, or something. I brought her into the reception room of the orphan home. Paul was deserted somewhere off. I could hear the melancholy strains of an organ. I placed her on the table and pinned the envelope with the name Catherine. That was Dory's middle name, containing the cash on her bunting and quietly slipped out. Eight years melted away like ice and a furnace. So that's the day. Just the beginning, pal. Just the beginning. A couple more over here, Max. Well, I found myself a head talker in a cheap tent show down south. Nickel Nurser, by the name of O'Hara, ran the show. He was only one step ahead of the law and two behind his creditors. Mostly the pack of us worked strictly for laughs. I left the medallist routine back with Dory, and I wouldn't have anything to do with it. I made myself content with my life as a grifter. But I never could quite forget that little bundle I'd left in the orphan's home. I started feeling something in the back of my mind, a plan that maybe the kid and I could be reunited, and I could do something big for her. It was these kind of dreams I was having. The night it all began. Yeah. The beginning of the end for me. Over, hurry over. Now everything is free, everything you see. Now gather in a little close again, and keep that midway clear. Now first, I'm going to call to your attention the amazing, fantastic, exotic attractions are now due to start within the confines of the five and one tent directly behind me. Hurry, hurry, hurry.  Will you not during my pitch? Somebody here to see you, Harry. He's an old geezer dressed to kill. Must be worth a million bucks. What do you want with me? I don't know. You better go find out. He's written outside your car. Okay, Billy. Here, here. Take over, will you? That's your thing. Hurry, hurry, hurry. Ladies and gentlemen, the Zion climate wouldn't go away without it. As I approached my flop, I saw the guy standing outside my door. Billy was right. The old boy was town and country, the McCoy. Am I the pleasure of addressing Mr. Harry Barker? Yes, that's me. I wonder if there's any place where we might talk undisturbed. Why, sure. Won't you step into my library? He was a heavy, small man in his early 60s, self-assured, perfectly poised, sat down on the edge of my cot, remained silent. Well, what can I do for you, Mr. Downs? Henry Bolton. Oh, wow. I'm pleased to meet you. I'm sure. There are people with special mind-reading powers.  Well, now, perhaps, perhaps you're right. I know I'm right. I've spent a great deal of money tracing you down to this backwater, and I'm prepared to spend a good deal more to secure your services. Now, how much do you figure is a good deal more? I'm ready, Mr. Barker, to pay you $20,000 for five minutes of your great gift. $20,000? Well, yeah, well, now, what am I expected to do? You ought to read a mind for me. Read a mind? Oh, no! You find my proposition amusing? Look here, Bolton, what if I were to tell you that it was all a gag? I have no special gifts. That it's all a routine, a hype. I repeat, Mr. Barker, I've spent a great deal of money to find you because I believe you are the only man who can help me. I suppose I should have given him the all-heave hold. There are a couple of roustabouts around. It would have been simple. But I kept thinking of that $20,000 with a wad like that in the old sock. My little girl and I could really get together. Well, it's all in the past. Nothing I can do about it now. Anyway, two hours later found me and Bolton winging our way to the city lights and me, with my mouth open, listening to one of the craziest deals I'd ever heard. The Tracy, starring as Harry in the proudly-we-hail production of the Magnificent Barker, will return for the second act in just a moment. But first, here's a special message for Army veterans. Your past experience and know-how are vitally important to the Army today. The vital mission to keep America safe and build its defense forces makes your contribution to its manpower needs doubly important. Yes, there's a great need for you and many critical military specialties. So why not help yourself and your country by offering your services now? Take advantage of the chance to brush up on your own special skill and learn the most modern techniques at top Army schools at a time when you're needed most. Your nearest Army and Air Force Recruiting Station will give you all the information. So veterans, stop in today and say, I want to rejoin the United States Army. You are listening to proudly-we-hail. With your star, Lee Tracy, we present the second act of the Magnificent Barker. Well, I'll tell you. I'll tell you something about people, Al. The smarter they get, the dumber they get. Now, you take this guy, Bolton. Here's an intelligent man with every benefit that culture, education, and experience can give him. Going for this mentalist business, hook, line, and sinker. This guy really believed I possessed strange and wonderful powers. Anyway, I found myself on other airplanes heading for New York, listening wide-eyed to this guy's pitch. I'll give you this picture briefly. Gerald Reischling, the multimillionaire, was killed in an automobile accident some years ago. He had made a bad marriage and was legally separated soon after his daughter Cynthia was born. He was granted custody of the child and upon his death it was discovered that he had left his entire estate, valued at some seven million to Cynthia in a trust fund. Having been Gerald's friend of long-standing, I was appointed executor of the estate and guardian of the child. At Gerald's death, Cynthia was approximately two years of age. Immediately after the funeral, Cynthia Reischling was kidnapped from a crib. Kidnapped? Yes, and milded vanished too at the same time. Now, there's never been any doubt in my mind or the police for that matter that milded had kidnapped her daughter. No expense was spared trying to trace them down, but they were never found. And? And at last it has paid off to a degree. You mean you've located them? Not them, Mr. Parker. Her. We've located milded. But, uh, well, where's the child? I don't know. Yes. That is where you come in. Me? It seems that the child has been moved to a charity ward of a New York hospital. She's dying. She can either speak nor hear. And you expect me to... Exactly, Mr. Parker. There is no doubt that she knows where the child is. You will read her mind and secure the address. I won't be able to see her immediately. By that, well, I... I'm not, uh... I'm not attuned to this latitude. I'll need a few hours of complete solitude away from the subject to get myself mentally acclimated. Very well, Parker. I'll drop you off at my hotel. Well, I... I don't suppose I could have a little advance. Certainly. Yes. Here's $1,000. I pocketed the grand gratefully. I needed that dough to buy a few things. When we got to the hotel, Bolton accompanied me to the desk clerk and gave him authority to let me use his key. He left then for the hospital and told me he'd send the rolls back in two hours. I hurried up to his apartment. It was a gorgeous duplex layout. I quickly got on the phone and had him send up a bell hop. You sent for me, sir? Yeah. Here's $100. I take this pencil and paper and write down what I say. I want you to get me a surgical gown and cap, a stethoscope, a pad of four by five paper, and a crayon pencil. You got it? The boy was back in less than an hour and I spent the rest of the time concealing the equipment on my body. When I finally put on my coat, stepped out of the hotel and into the rolls, I felt a bit heavier, but not enough to be noticed. We sped to the hospital. When we got there, I found Bolton in the lobby. Well, Parker, are you ready? One moment. I must be with this woman alone. Only alone can I explore the innermost regions of her subconscious and conscious. Only hurry. There's not much time. She's very low. A nurse took me to Mildred's room and left me at the door. I closed the door quietly and removed my coat. Silently, I put on the surgical gown and cap and hung the stethoscope around my neck. I saw an aged, lined, weary face with eyes staring miserably at nothing. Mildred looked about 20 years older than she actually was. And seeing her there, somehow I was reminded of Dory. I approached her tenderly and took her wrist in my hand, felt for her pulse. Then I took out the pad of paper with the crayon pencil, wrote in bold letters. Can you hear me? Blink your eyes once for yes and twice for no.  No. So far, so good. I'd read this eye communication business and some book and figured maybe it would work okay. I didn't quite know how to phrase the next question. It was the payoff. So I threw caution to the winds and wrote, Are you worried about your daughter? Her eyes opened wide. She stared at me with such intensity that I felt naked and ashamed. And then she blinked her eyes twice. No. My next message read, Don't worry, Mildred. Cynthia is in heaven now. And through the tears, her eyes became tranquil with peace and happiness as she blinked once. Yes. So the child was dead. The child was dead and I was the only one who knew that. Cynthia was dead and for the first time, a picture presented itself before my eyes. A picture of a little girl about the same age as Cynthia would be coming into seven million bucks. My little girl. It sounded too easy to work, but somehow I knew it at work. I knew it could be done. The biggest gypsy switch in carnival history. A present for me to my daughter to make up for all that I'd ever done to her. As I sat there thinking, I turned suddenly to Mildred and saw that her eyes were closed. I felt her hand. She was dead. Apparently, I ducked my equipment behind the radiator and left the room. Were you successful? Could you get to her before she died? At first, there was a field with mountains in the distance and then I saw a house, a large house, a mansion with many children playing near a brook that ran alongside the mansion. And there were the attendants playing with the children and I realized that this was an orphan's home. That's it. She did it often. And then I saw a woman standing behind a large oak tree hidden there and gazing at the children. But at one, in particular, the woman was Mildred, a younger Mildred. She singled out with a beautiful, dark-haired, blue-eyed girl called Catherine. Dark-haired. Blue-eyed. Catherine. That seems a check. But where is this orphan's home? Wait. Many years ago, Mildred had placed the child there anonymously.  But where is this place? I saw a bus passing the highway that skirts the mansion and its sign carried a legend that said, uh, Utica, New York. An orphan's home, dear Utica. I'll find it. I'll find it. And I'll find my Catherine. Did he find her? Did she get the $7 million? Yep. Bolton found her. He simply claimed Catherine and left with her immediately on an extended cruise to South America. Oh, what are you so depressed about? He gave you the $20,000, didn't he?  Yeah. I sure fixed her up. But good. You haven't heard the ending yet. Everything was swell. The switch had worked perfectly. I was all set again. I was figuring out ways to invest my capital and all of a sudden, two months later, my world dropped right out from under me. It was on page three of the Times, a small article that all the people had probably passed right by. I was told of a storm in the Caribbean and a ship in distress. The ship had weathered the storm and had made port safely with the loss of only one passenger, a little girl named Cynthia Risling. My Catherine. It took me about three days to get over the shock. I headed straight for police headquarters and I got to speak to the chief inspector himself. Your story is incredible, Parker.  He killed her for the money. Adds up from every angle, check on the world, see if the money doesn't go to him on her death. Can't you see he was desperate? He took her without checking facts. Since when does a person give another person seven million bucks without checking facts? Oh, I'm sorry. Bring me some proof. Proof? Some man says. Okay, I'll give you proof.  That's a tough break. Did you ever get anything on him? Nah. It was my 20 grand against his millions. I used up the dough and no time hiring detectives and lawyers, but it was no good.  And now, if you'll excuse me, I must be going. It's been a pleasure, Al. Hey, wait a minute. Here's a little something you might find some use for. What? A fin? Bless ya, Al. Do you want anything more? No. That's Guy Parker. Him? What about him? I thought I had it bad, but after listening to his story by comparison, I'm rolling in clover. I'm sorry it was that, Mac. The one about how he got caught by headhunters in the lower Zambezi and spent 10 years taking them in the shell game with shrunken skulls. Nothing like that, buddy. Oh, I must have been one of the tear-jerkers then.  You mean it wasn't true? Oh, true. You kidding? He's lived around here all his life. For your information, Fran, you've been spending the time of day and your dough on Harry the Talker, the smoothest shovel artist this side of the Mississippi. Well, I'll be... You made quite a magnificent Parker.  I really enjoyed playing the role. Thank you again, Lee, for a wonderful performance. Mr. Tracy will be back to tell you about next week's show in just a moment. But first, I have a few short words to say to the young men and women of America, both to veterans and to those without any military service. You can learn new skills and get the best in technical training while you wear the uniform of the United States Army. There are real openings for ex-servicemen and women, as well as for all the young citizens of this nation. You can help both your country and yourselves. Many of your friends have probably enlisted already. So why not join their ranks in one of the finest of all professions, that of the American soldier? 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