with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high, oh, silver, the Lone Ranger. His faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the mass brat of the plains, fought crime and criminals throughout the western United States. But there was only one outlaw who could match the daring and cleverness of the Lone Ranger, and that was the black Caballero who rode the midnight stallion, El Diablo. It was a fight to the finish between the two men, and the story of their epic duel is one of the most exciting episodes in the history of the early west. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Horse Silver. The Lone Ranger rides again. True to his boast, the black Caballero escaped from the jail in White Springs less than two weeks after his arrest. He did not leave the district, however, and before long had resumed his career of crime. Our story continues several weeks later. Sheriff Ramsey has just dismounted before the ranch house of Alva Carlson and is knocking at the door. Grace, where's your paw? You want to see me, Sheriff? Come on in. I'll do that same.   Alva, what I gotta say, I'll say standing up. Suit yourself. You filed a run for sheriff in the election next month. That's right. And you've been campaigning. Well, it's customary, ain't it, when you aim to get elected something? Maybe so. But you've been hinting some things around that I don't like. Yeah? I don't recall hinting nothing, Sheriff. You've been hinting that the black Caballero couldn't have got loose from jail unless and I helped him get loose. You've been hinting I was bribed to see that he got free. Sheriff, forgive you my word, I never hinted nothing of the kind. I got foolish to prove it by. You mean to tell me you never said any of them things? Sure I said them. Then why'd you say just now you didn't? Well, you must have heard me wrong, Sheriff.  And I didn't. Everything I had to say I said right out without beating around the bush. Why, you mealy mouse- That'll be enough of that. Well, I don't fight. Say out of this, honey. Sheriff, what you just called me is fight-and-talk. Which is what I meant at first. Strap on your hardware and we'll settle this right now. We're not going to have a gunfight. Scared, huh? No, but I happen to savvy that a shooting match is just what you're aiming for.   I'll do it.  Sheriff, this election is too important to the county for me to take any chance of letting a bullet put me out of the running. I'm going to stay alive. And when time for voting comes, I'm going to beat you. And then maybe we'll have some honest law enforcement around these parts. Where's your proof that I let the black capital year out? Mine got proof, exactly. Just as I thought. But there's some things about that outlaw's escape that all struck me sort of funny. First off, the night he got away, Steve was supposed to be on guard at the jail.  You'll just get him. Maybe. In the second place, the window of the black capital year was sealed was right opposite the window of the room in the Pilgrim Hotel where old Leif Sedgwick was staying that night. He told me he couldn't sleep the whole night through. He just sat up most of the time. And if anybody had sneaked up to that crook's window to pass a gun to him, like you claimed must have been done, then Leif would have heard it. Only he didn't. Then where'd the black capital year go, get the gun he pulled on me? Well, if he did have a gun, and if I'm just guessing, like you say, why, I'd guess that you must have handed it to him. That's a blasted lie. I only said I was guessing. All right. What other guesses you're making? Well, I guess I'd admire to know where from you got all the cash you've been spending lately. Been throwing it around kind of free, ain't you, for a fellow with a reputation of being a kind of savin'? You haven't got one speck of proof of any sort. And if you keep on telling folks what you have, you're going to get into trouble. Sheriff, now you're getting things all wrong. I never tell them I got proof. I just tell them the same as I told you. And given the benefit of my conclusions, it ain't my fault if they agree with me, is it? Well, listen to me, Alba. Yeah? I didn't come out here to argue with you. I come to give you a warning. Then give it and get. I'll get this, because I'm only telling you once. Drop out from the election and tell folks that you had me figured wrong. But you're sure I never helped that outlaw get loose? Or take the consequences. Which same being... I have said all I've got to say. If you want to find out what I mean, just keep on the way you've been doing. And wake up one of these days to which you haven't. Well, good afternoon, Sheriff. Hold on. I've got one more thing to say.  I've been noticing things lately. One of my deputies has been courting your girl here. And if I'm right, he's been talking to you about me. Sheriff, now you're just guessing. And guessing mighty close. So the next time he comes here and starts running free at the mouth, you tell him to keep it shut or find yourself another job. You'd fire his teeth? Just so. And without a good paying deputy's job, maybe he wouldn't be in such a rush to get hitched. There's the door, Sheriff. You keep in mind what I said. And if you make the mistake of thinking I'm bluffing, it'll be the biggest mistake you ever made. Pa, what are you going to do? Huh? What do you mean, honey? Well, you aren't going to run for office after what the Sheriff just said, are you? Why not? But he'll do something terrible, Pa. I know it. Well, I know it. You think I'm askewed of him, daughter? Oh, it's not just him, Pa. No? The Black Caballero. If he's really working with the Sheriff like you say, I mean... Honey, quit your fretting. Your Pa's going to be the next Sheriff of this county, and all the threats Ramsey can make between now and election ain't going to change things, any. Hello, Silver! Listen. Daughter, he said Silver. Silver? Honey, that was the lone ranger. He's got the Black Caballero breaking loose and he's come after him again. Now I know I'm going to keep up this fight. With the lone ranger on my side, I just can't be beat. Leaving Alva Carlson's home, the masked man raced his Great Horse Silver back to the well-hidden camp. He shared with his faithful Indian companion, Tonto. Tonto was absent, however, when he arrived. And it was almost an hour before the lone ranger caught the swift tap-toe of scouts approaching hoofbeats. Die, Kimosabe! I've got news for you, Tonto. And me got news too. Yes? I'll claw, Tonto. Hold up stage. Go with Field. The Black Caballero? Huh? Tonto, we've got to find a way to recapture that fellow. There's hardly a day passes that here his men don't strike somewhere. They may keep trouble. The news I got, Kimosabe, confirms our suspicion. I told you I was going to keep an eye on the sheriff. Well, I followed him to the home of Alva Carlson. And Carlson named several other reasons. Reasons I hadn't known about for suspecting Sheriff Ramsey. What them? I'll tell you about them later. But when you add them to the fact that the Black Caballero has acted as though he's had advance information from someone in authority, it's almost certain. Almost certain, however, isn't certain enough. We have to make plans. Until we're sure that can't be done. And what we do? I don't know yet. Tonto, what was taken from the Whitfield stage? Stage carry gold. And gold shipments are usually kept secret from everyone but the sheriff. Tonto, are you sure it was gold? Who told you about this? Tonto, ride, trail, meet, stage. Driver, tell Tonto. The driver of the stage that was robbed? Ah, Matt, right. Him ask me, tell Sheriff. Anathemas mean you're the first one back here with the news. Ah. The first one back. Tonto, how fast did you ride here? Tonto, ride, he passed all the way. And with scout speed, even if someone had met the stage just after you did, he'd still have got here at least an hour or two earlier. About an hour. I think I've got it. And what about that? You recall, I said we must be sure the sheriff was working with the Black Caballero before we could act. Ah. With luck, I'll be certain before the night's out. Here's over. Where you go? To White Springs, Tonto, to the sheriff's office. It'll be dark for the time I reach there. You want Tonto, ride? I'll not need you. Steady, old boy? Stay here. If I'm not back by midnight, you'll know something's happened. Then ride. Tonto, do that. Now I've got to see the sheriff before news of the holdup can reach town. You take care. Right, I'll see you later. Come on, Silver. Come on, old fellow. It was several hours later. Sheriff Ramsey had summoned his deputy, Steve Hanley, to his office and was questioning the young man. Steve, angered by the sheriff's questions, finally lost his patience. Blast it, Sheriff. What's it to you if I keep company with Alva's daughter?  Why don't it look at you better? What do I care how it looks? Me and Grace were friends long before I got this deputy's job. And if I got anything to do with it, we'll still be friends a long time after the job is done with.  Me and... Me and I don't like the way you've been telling things to Alva about me. What kind of a deputy are you to go talking to the fellow that hired you? I never have. You must have. What makes you so doggone sure? Because some of the things Alva said sound just like they come from you. All right. I've seen things, Ramsay. Things that I've wondered about. But I don't take pay from a man, then go shooting off my mouth about him. That ain't my style. I got reason to think otherwise. What you got is a doggone uneasy on conscience. And instead of blaming yourself for it, you spend your time blaming everyone else. Oh, yes, Steve. Good evening, Sheriff. Hey, what... Don't force me to draw, Steve. You... I want you. Hey, Mask Man, who are you? What do you want here? Sheriff can tell you who I am, Steve. He and I have met before. Tell him, Ramsay. I don't know anything about you. As I recall, the last time I saw you, you were friendly. I ain't never friendly with crooks. Yes, and the last time you didn't think me an outlaw. You're local. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm still asking who you are. It doesn't matter. I've got other business here. Business with a sheriff. With me? Concerning the Black Caballero. Oh, and him? And the stories have been circulated saying his money found its way to your pockets to buy his way out of your jail. I can't answer for every tall yarn that's told about me. I wonder if you can answer for the truth. What? Sheriff, when first I heard these stories about you, I doubted them. I knew you'd made every effort to capture the Black Caballero, the time you attempted to hold up the bank at River City. Too many facts, however, came up for me to continue to doubt. Say, stranger, do you know anything against the sheriff for sure? He can't. He's just talking through his hat. I know that the Black Caballero raided Lem Busby's place and took his cattle money not an hour after he'd received it. What's that got to do with me? You were with Busby in the cattle buyer when the sale was made. No one could have formed the Black Caballero easier than you. Ah! And arrangements were made through you to send money from here to be deposited in the River City bank. The money never reached there. Still talking wild. Yeah, I'm wondering. Who are you? And I suppose you'll deny you told that outlaw about the diamond merchant who came here from Frisco. I never even know he was headed here. And just this afternoon... You lasted? And now I suppose I am to blame for the Whitfield stage being held up. The Whitfield stage?  Huh? No one. But you knew beforehand. You knew the Black Caballero would strike. I didn't tell you the gold shipment had been taken and no one else's town has heard of it yet. But you expected to hear of it and that's why you fell into my trap.  It ain't so. I knew the stage was carrying gold, so... So when you mentioned something about this afternoon, I just gassed it the rest. Pretty dog on thin. Sheriff, you told me exactly what I want to know. That information is going to put you and your outlaw friend behind bars and see the election of an honest sheriff. You can't bluff me. The Black Caballero boasted that we'd meet again. We'll meet, however, in a way he won't like. Or maybe, mister, in a way you won't like. That remains to be seen. Sheriff, huh? You were threatened under... I don't feel well. Silver? My heavens, now I know who that masked fellow was. He's a crook. Get the saddle in the... If you want him chased, Ramsey, you can do it yourself. I'm still a sheriff here.  What you mean, Sheriff, is that I was a deputy. But beginning from right now, I ain't no more.  Quit and clear out, good riddance. It saves me the trouble of firing you. Quit saying I'd figure to be an honor. Oh, you... And if you was honest and I wasn't quitting, I still wouldn't go gunning for the lone ranger. The curtain falls on the first act of our thrilling lone ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. After Steve Hanley had resigned his post as deputy and left the sheriff's office, the sheriff waited until he was sure his actions were not observed. Then hastily mounted and rode across country. At the end of several hours, he entered a maze of canyons that chose his way unerringly until a voice hailed him. Hold up there. Who's riding this way? Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Ah, my good friend, the sheriff. Welcome. Why do you honor my camp tonight? Have you come for your share of the gold from the stage already? Didn't you trust me to send it to you? Complacers with the gold. What? You say that? Forgive me if I seem surprised, sheriff. But knowing you... What is it, William? This is serious. The lone ranger is back in this country. The lone ranger? Good. He got you before. Which makes him one up on the Black Caballero, sheriff. But if he has returned, I have hopes of evening the score. Well, something else too. Well, get on with it. He was in to see me. Well, he found out about me tipping you off to that gold shipment today.  If I'm ever caught, it won't be because of the cleverness of those who hunt me.  Has he got proof against you? Can he have you turned out of office? Oh, it ain't that bad. It was just something I said. He couldn't make evidence out of it. Well, that's something, I suppose. So the lone ranger's returned, huh? Pedro. Yes, señor Caballero. Come here. Pedro, have you ever heard of a fellow known as the lone ranger? But there was certainly, señor. You know him when you saw him? Yes, señor. Good. What if he does? Have you ever seen an Indian read sign? Sure, I have. Well, where an Indian leaves off, Pedro begins. Didn't you say the lone ranger was in your office, sheriff? He was, sure enough. Pedro, the sheriff points out where the trail begins. Can you follow to where it ends? That will be most easy. My friend, you're to discover the lone ranger's camp. Hide nearby and learn what he plans. Yes, señor. And when that is done, I shall pay back a debt I've owed since a certain day in River City. On the evening before, when the lone ranger had left the sheriff's office, he had returned to his camp, but he had paused there only long enough to assure Tonto of his safety. Then he had raced on. His journey took him to a town some distance away, and, funny once more, we joined Tonto. It was on the evening of the following day. He drew silver to a sliding halt and then leaped from the saddle. Oh, silver, oh, boy, oh. Tonto, I've been to see... What's the matter, Kimosabi? There's nothing matter. The Indian sign language? Yes. You make fast trip. And it's time we get after the Black Cavalier, Tonto. No. It's going to be several days before we can take action, however. I had some bad luck this trip, Tonto. What that? Silver began limping on the way back. I'm afraid he needs a rest. Oh, that heap of bad. What you do? I stopped on the way and spoke to Alba Carlson. He's the rancher who's running for sheriff. He agreed to loan me another horse and stable silver until he's well again. Why, you need other horse. I still have one more trip to make after information we need. I've heard that there's a man near High Junction who knows the Black Cavalier's real identity. We can learn that. It may give us a lead to his capture. Get some food ready, Kimosabi. When we've eaten, I'll take Silver to Carlson's place, borrow his horse, and get started again tonight. Tonto, right, too? You might as well, Tonto. There's nothing either one of us can do here until the trip is made. Yes, Tonto, we'll ride together. Pedro, who had trailed the Lone Ranger to his camp, had overheard the masked man as he outlined his course of action. When he saw the Lone Ranger and Tonto right away, he returned to the camp for the Black Cavalier. There, he repeated what he had heard. So, the Lone Ranger rides to High Junction, huh? Yes, senor. That is what he say. A journey of four days, then and back. And you're sure he said Silver would be left with Carlson? But he is, amigo. Pedro, he's played into our hands. You have a plan, yes? I was just wondering what would happen if our good friend the sheriff would tell the voters in the town that the Lone Ranger... I've been masquerading as me the Black Cavalier. You do not say, senor. And what do you think would happen if at the same time the sheriff would offer to prove that Carlson had helped the Lone Ranger turn outlaw? Mr. Carlson, he would be in much trouble. I believe he would. But, amigo, how do you do that? It's possible to get a black die, Pedro. A die that would make a white horse like Silver into one like my El Diablo. Yes, senor. And you will wish me to color this Lone Ranger's horse. No, my friend. That's something I will do. The last time I met the Lone Ranger I nearly paid because a mistake was made. This time I do things myself. And no, they're done right. The following night, the cafe in White Springs was crowded with men from town and from the ranches. It had been rumored that the Lone Ranger had returned to again challenge the black Caballeros cunning. And the men talked excitedly of what might happen during the next few days. Suddenly, the sheriff entered the cafe and demanded the attention of everyone present. What have you got to say? Man, I had a hunch about this outlaw situation in the county all the time. But I never said anything about it, because it didn't have no proof. Proof of what?  It's been the Lone Ranger. You don't even make sense. But I will. I never figured that the black Caballero would have the nerve to stick around here after he busts jail. But with so many you claiming to see him I didn't think it was any use telling when I figured. You still don't make sense. Then tell me that this don't. The Lone Ranger turned outlaw. When the black Caballero cleared out he seen his chance.  Put on a black mask and cape and got away with these crookedness without nobody suspecting him. I don't believe you. Sheriff, you're getting from soft in the head. Ain't you talking kind of reckless, Sheriff? You couldn't make me believe that the masked fellow would turn crooked in a million years. Well, I'll show you. I'll give you the proof. It better be. And at the same time I'll give you a proof against the dirty crook that's in with him. Who do you mean, Sheriff? Evening, fellas. What's going on here? There. That's the fellow I mean. Albert Carlson. The crook that's trying to get my job. Open your hands, Alba. You and me are taking a ride out to your place. And these other fellas are going along to witness what I've got to show you. The men in the cafe found it impossible to refuse a sheriff's demand if they accompany him to Carlson's ranch. They rode there in the body, the sheriff leading the way, his gun trained on his prisoner. Entering the grounds, Ramsey Road past the corrals, drawing rain at the stables. You better back up what you've been saying, Sheriff. It's going to be door-goed tough on you if you don't. Now, where is this proof you was telling about? Show it to us. Come on. Follow me inside the stables. Matt was the one and beside the door here. Light it, will you? I reckon. All right. Inside all of you. Hey. Whose black horse is that there on the stall? Think it's black, do you? I'll show you something. Now, where is that stuff I've run along with me? Here it is. Wait till I wet this rag with it. That's a mighty powerful-looking horse. Of course it is. You never heard that silver wasn't powerful, did you? Silver!  This horse is black. It looks more like that El Diablo horse, the Black Cavalera, right? And I'll just watch. I'm going to rub this rag again in the horse. Now, watch and see what happens. There. You can see it already. The black's coming off. It's white underneath. Ramsay, is this some kind of a trick? Yeah. Well, that's what I've been telling you.  Pa, what's the commotion out here? What are all these men doing in our table? Just some foolishness, daughter. Don't you worry, nun. But, Pa... It's all right, honey. Oh, Steve, I didn't see you there. Just let the sheriff do what he aims to, Grace. He proved nothing to me yet. Of course, you're most likely in with him. That's just about it. When I fired you from your deputy's job, I'll bet you joined up with these crooks and their slick scheme. I... Now, what in tarnation did I stumble into under the straw here? Well, dog gone of this stone clincher. Look at here, man.  What? I'm getting sort of a what-the-thing. Matt, the sheriff's got approved. That's the lone ranger's horse before I can do anything. You ain't denying it is, are you? I'm denying it. It's a mask, man. The lone ranger. Where'd he come from? Who'd have thought he'd have the nerve to show up? Oh, there you are. You can hide your hands, too. No, you don't. Drop that gun. Grab him, man. He can't shoot all of you. Go on. I demand you get him in the name of the law. One moment. I don't intend to shoot anyone. First, I'm going to show you that this horse inside the stable is not mine. Here, Silver. Hey, there comes another white horse. That's Silver, all right. When you see this one beside him, they don't even begin to compare. Look, what's the horse got on his back? Ready, Silver. You're going to untie me, Lord Ranger. It's the Black Caballero. Tied to the saddle. Toto untie him. Let him down. Uh, me fix him. Come in here, Marshal. Marshal? Man, this is the US Marshal for this district, Dan Hughes. Ranger, I don't save it this yet. Where'd you get the Black Caballero? How'd you happen to show up at the US Marshal like this? I went after the Marshal the same night I talked to you and the sheriff in his office. Then I rode back alone to Toto. The Black Caballero had sent a breed to spy on us, and Toto had spotted him. He warned me in Indian sign language that we were being watched, and I played up to it. I let the breed think Silver would be left here in the stable while I went on a trip. In reality, the white horse they thought was Silver was one Carlson owned. When the Black Caballero showed up here tonight, Marshal and I let him finish dying the horse, then arrested him. So that's how you got proof against me. He squeezed you. He didn't. You showed up here with these men just a half hour after the horse had been dyed black. And yet it takes almost an hour to ride here from town. In other words, when you were telling the men in town about this, the horse was still white. So you had to be in on the plot to know about it. Lonranger, this is the second time you defeated me. But I'll make you a promise. Yes. If my luck comes back to me, if we meet still another time in the future, I'll have this out man to man. And something tells me we shall meet. That's something only the future can tell us. Come on, Silver. This man won't get free again. Well, fellas, after all that's happened tonight, I reckon there ain't much doubt who's going to be elected sheriff, is there? The next sheriff's going to be Mr. Carlson.  Thanks, Mr. Carlson. Oh, it ain't that I'll be needing you so bad, Steve, but Grace there looks like she's getting primed to start ordering you around. So I figure I ought to have the right to do the same. Come on, Silver, old fellow. They've been trouble. The black copper yellow gang has broken him from jail. I'm sure you have just heard it is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


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Oh my god That's crazy rookie material signatures John Meachie the third 34 of 99 for the Texans Back to back to back early 2000s Lakers out here. Oh Man Houston Eric H. No way dude. There's magma. Oh my god three colors on The the Meachie and the and the Pierce as well. Good. God Texans That's nuts See Packers Bengals coming in for three and four As Matt's got teams on sale for tops chrome Dude, you just joined all the all the hot products right now NT and top show them Falcons Packers and dolphins left on case three next Okay You see that spread of food there's others out there There's like bagels and meats and cheeses and OJ and tea It's like a continental breakfast out there's what's croissant croissant. That's croissant. There's um It's like iced it is crazy out there. Donuts. I'll be thinking about those until for the next a few hours Until I can go get some That's what I'll be doing Working up an appetite. That's for sure Modern masters to 50 is going to be for the Giants Lawrence Taylor One of these per box now it seems like that's a pretty one purple for the birds Jalen Hertz 33 or 49 Got ways in the 90s. What a weird comment got jumbo Four color patch out of ten rookie for the bills Khalil Shakir Bills, I will be sending you a box and a wrapper decent damage on the bottom of the frame of the Swatch we see your jets And raise you oh come on Five Dude this is what riches got you see how many viewers he has yeah, it's kind of nuts That was the last hit of the case. This was the last card of riches first case on fanatics live Are you kidding me that like oh by the way before we open the single card rich was like, what are you feeling? I was like a full Nike swoosh Yeah, how will rookie so that's the rookie treasure. Is this an acetate? It's so disgusting. Yeah The rookie treasures are always nasty That might be outside of the true. Yeah Yeah, you want to just take some 130 180 mags over there Sorry commanders, that's not your card that's from case one in a fanatics Jersey to 49 is the bonte Smith or the birds solid little birds box here Go player worn Devonte Smith Jersey Jumbo rookie Jersey for the chiefs Trent McDuffie to 49 Good DB for the chiefs a Sentry materials both set a 99 for the Niners. That one's also player worn Getting into the autos now. I do need to pull a better one.  I should I have 10 cases rich as four I should I Better it's a 49 Christian Harris rookie auto Texans Texans dude Yeah, I think you got all the rookies outside of there's one linebacker. We're missing. I know You go for the Texans again. Oh the Kelly greens are bringing them back this year to 99 Randall Cunningham auto Eagles they're bringing them back. They look pretty they look pretty good because they're the cool The reason they look pretty good is they basically took just the exact design and just like tweaked a little bit exactly They didn't like over trying to make it a weird like yeah, I didn't like a weird crossover You got nice Cunningham There we go. Look at that patch true rpa to 99 Richard white Tampa Bay. I Know the Bucks fans He's gonna take a step forward. He was pretty good last year though Especially it's like a pass catcher. So hopefully they can just kind of use him going forward I know they also like who's the guy from the key Sean bond from the year before so maybe a decent back for the Bucks this year will mag that true RPA and Seahawks Kenneth Walker the third NFL gear rookie dual material auto to 99 you got a ball and a three-color patch K9 Seahawks will get that in a mag as well That's pretty that's pretty Yeah, all right So this is a little more balanced in the last one. I'd say last one had like three big big hits And this one's been a little more balanced, which uh I honestly don't hate but Come on, we just showed that how we do we need to uh, we need to up it and we did up the ante here. I See your howl and I raise you, you know, I'm gonna do one of those All right, we got the treasured rookies Jalen Tolbert to 99 for Dallas Got a Patriot legend is a Drew Bledsoe to a 15 for the Pats Tremendous treasures rookie Jersey David Bell to 49 Cleveland Quicker through some of these relics dual Jersey Devontae Smith again birds to 99 130s and 180s if you get base you're gonna need like 100s Jay just got up to get those Yeah, I guess you are top loading today 14 to 25 is a framed fabric a patch of Queen for the Ravens Rich just grabbed sleeves. I was like, all right Rich grab like sleeves and a pen he's like, all right, cool Now Lane's got a full top letters that up in there now Dude, so get this we're doing three streams right now The only space we could have an extra spot is like literally the front of our shop Rich is in the side room for the front of our shop where he keeps on storage stuff I won't say there's nothing extreme, but dude, it's awesome Like people could come into the shop and literally just watch rich break right over his shoulder essentially Where there's like a there's like a divider, but you can just see like it's like open like there's no like window or anything It's pretty awesome. So if you're if you're in the area, you want to see which rich breaks a mentee You just literally walk into the shop hang out with Jake and watch rich Jersey to 49 Nick Chubb for the Browns. I Told Jake. I was like Jake keep it down. All right There you go Kaleeblins rookie autos Steelers to 99 is a DeMarvin leal The tough box so far DeMarvin leal not no low numbers, you know, blank jerseys Steelers there. That's not an auto. You see a lot. That is a Charlie Joiner auto to 99 for the chargers So You're about to pull a big card, let me pull the big card Cross-over RPA to 99 tip it over the Giants that's sweet Sam howl rookie glove signatures five it's end commanders I'm glad I hurryed up Rookie glove signatures commanders Sam howl Oh my yeah, the Sam howl magnet is Lane a lot of bad QB to get your hands on right now Last night. I was talking to someone else. Yeah, if I were to buy like one of the bigger teams I'd probably buy Washington. All right. You might want to recap. Let me go see if I can I'm filling in today. I'm top-loading. I'm recapping. I'm breaking. Here we go Nick Chubb colossal patch for the Browns Patrick Queen framed fabric for the Ravens Devonta Smith Sunday treasures for the Eagles David Bell for the Browns Nick Vosa century materials for the Niners Trent McDuffie tremendous treasures for the Chiefs Devonta Smith on the treasured patches for the Eagles Yeah, Kyle, what's up, dude? Khalil Shakir for the Bills dual relic AJ Dylan and Aaron Jones Gabriel Davis colossal patch for the Bills triple relic of Lamar Mark Andrews and J. K. Dobbins for the Ravens quad patch or triple patch excuse me for the Cardinal Taysome Hill the greatest tight end in the league for the Saints Triple Bears relic out of 25 triple Falcons relic out of 25 and Derek Henry out of 25. All right You got force back for the autos Man, that's a this is a first this is an interesting release day Yes, it is yes it is Autos we got Charlie Joyner to Marvin leal the tibodeau on the crossover nice one there to 99 a Cunningham Christian Harris to Marcus where and Fred Warner some solid autos there. You had true RPA of a stingly one Well, technically not true, but the true design to silver to 25 stingly Texans NFL gear Walker for Seattle true RPA Rashad white bucks Saw a scarner jets true RPA that's sweet Pierce the 25 material signatures Meachita 99 material signatures Marino Jersey auto to 25 for the for the Dolphins printing plate patch auto portis for the commanders and Washington again rickie glove signatures five of ten Sam how you gotta be kidding me dude. What a great. Thanks again everybody case three coming up


And when you see more than 4,500 stores being shuttered, you should be thinking, wow, at last TJX gets to show off its grit. That should be what happens this quarter, which is why we bought some on Monday and why I'm mentioning it now. Because like Newcore, I think TJX, it's $73.85 is something you should buy if you haven't bought any TJX or if you just joined the club. I know that TJX is an expensive stock rather than a relative to other retailers, but it's a growth retailer. If you're still putting up stores, I would be a buyer of TJX at $73, just like I would be a buyer of Newcore at $59. TJX is just too good an opportunity. It makes most of this money when there's excess merchandise around. I think if you don't own any TJX, this is the chance because think about it. All the stores, Macy's, JC Penney, they're going to get all that merchandise.


energy per charge, this acceleration potential we know it here because we command the instrument and the speed inside here, the time of light chamber, we just replace it by the length of the time of light chamber over the time of light. The time of light also we measure. So that's how we get an estimation of the mass per charge. Now for this kind of, so this is a particular for this what we call straight through. For this straight through you see it directly here that the mass per charge it depends on the energy per charge and so it depends if the ions have the higher energies then the time of light will be lower and so the mass per charge really depends here on the energy per charge and also on the direction of the entrance of the ions because they can be diffused and they can be detected at the edges of this microchannel plate and this can affect the mass per charge. Now the very particularity and actually the strength of this instrument is this other part the effect of the linear electric field here and not all actually the mass spectrometers have this linear electric field. Why this is very important because now if we talk about this positively charged ions how do we calculate the mass per charge here we can reduce the problem to a harmonic oscillator and if we write as well so from the equation we have the mass times so the acceleration it will be equal to well minus the charge constant k times z which is the distance of here reflection and if we divide by the mass by the mass then we obtain this relation and here you can note the angular frequency omega squared and from this omega squared equal to this kind of ratio we can obtain this formula here t prime is the half period of for the oscillation and which represent as well the time of light that is detected in the upward detector and so we have a direct relation relating the mass per charge to the time of light without any dependence on the energy so and this is very actually weird I mean maybe it's difficult to imagine that whatever is the energy let's say of the oxygen that enters the instrument it would always be if it leaves if it's positively charged it was always be detected at the same time of light independently of the energy of the ions that enters. Now let me show you some examples so this is actually observations made in the lab so we send the beam of ions toward the instrument to calibrate it and to see if the linear electric field part works very well and the straight through part works very well so we send the beam of helium plus ions and also potassium ions k plus at different energies at one kv and four kv in red and you see that for the linear electric fields the ones that are reflected upward whatever is the energy the helium plus ions they are always observed at the same time of light the x-axis is the time of light of the ion and it's the same for the potassium so the mass per charge does not depend on the energy however if we look at the straight through data so the neutrons or the negatively charged ions we see a difference between the spectra the larger energy so the red lines will have lower time of light because we'll have well they have had energies and also well for the potassium ions as well another difference you can see is that the spectra for the linear electric field they are almost kind of Dirac actually they are very well resolved in mass however for the straight through ions because they depend on the energy and and the direction they will be diffused actually and the spectra presents some tails like this so this the first part the left the linear electric field gives a very high mass resolution much better than the straight through however if you look on the y-axis here it shows the counts the counts are much lower 10 order of well here we have maybe 100 counts and here we have yes 1000 counts so most of the ions that enter the time of light they actually leaves as neutrals or negatively charged and only some of them they will be reflected upwards okay i i don't have much time maybe i can continue later tomorrow if if it's okay yeah okay so this is why the mass resolution is very important i will just finish on the mass spectrometer why this is very important to have a very high mass resolution so here also i will show you comparison between so this is actually ion beam sense in the lab so this is the total ions measured by the instrument in comparison to simulated data using simulations and if we send different ion beams so the colors here are not very well shown but helium plus nitrogen the carbon or sodium ions actually the first panels are the straight through the second panel are the linear electric field and you can see at least a very well consistency between the simulated data and the observations in the lab it's very it's not very clear here but the time of light they coincide very well and also the main point here if we take for instance this is the oxygen carbon ions and if we take the carbon oxygen and nitrogen these three curves you see that the curves overlap and if i if in the data if we have a curve like this then we would have an overlap between the carbon ions and the oxygen and the nitrogen and it will be very difficult sometimes to distinguish between these three ions however if we have Dirac kind of spectra we can very well and validate or confirm if we actually because there is no overlap between the carbon ions is just one spectra and the nitrogen as well there's no overlap between the spectrum now if i have maybe two minutes or i will just show you actually it's the first time that i show this in public i will show you the latest observations that we measured from the mass spectrometer msa during the second mercury flyby of pepi colombo so pepi colombo flew by mercury in june 23rd of june so a couple of months ago and during this flyby so here maybe there was a movie just to show you actually for the first time like even messenger so if you may know messenger was another orbiter that it's a NASA mission that flew by the planet and for the first time we we were at an altitude very close to the planet at about 198 kilometers so very close to the surface of the planet and we could well these are some actually video made from different pictures taken from the camera on board the spacecraft that when we saw the surface of the planet and the different craters here but well other than the images we could perform there's well some in situ measurement and this is just here when the trajectory of the spacecraft and here i'm just showing you well despite the lots of data gaps the y axis is the energy per charge as a function because we are in a cruise space the short answer is that we are in a cruise space we are operating in low mode and so we have lots of telemetry loss loss of data because of telemetry reasons this is the short answer and and we could measure the iron actually along this trajectory not from these data but from the electron data we could also identify different boundary crossings the magnetopause crossing in and out and the bow shock crossings once and then we got in the solar wind and this structure here is actually foreshock structure structure that we observed in the solar wind so i want to just to show you the time of light spectra so this is actually around this line is the closest approach around the planet and i will show you now two time of light spectra one close to the closest approach and another one in the solar wind and this is what really the data look like of the time of light spectra y axis is the energy per charge as a function of the time of light and the color bar here represents the counts the red curves represent the theoretical actually uh well actually not the dotted curves represents uh blackers the theoretical time of lights for different mass per charge values so we know that the first red curve uh black red dotted curve is time of light for mass per charge equal to one the second one is mass per charge equal to two how do we plot this curve is using the formula that i showed you before and so on we increase the different mass per charges that would represent actually different ions in the environment and when we look at the observations we see at least from these two plots that around the closest approach we have lots of counts actually that overlap very well with the theoretical worker for the mass per charge equal to one so now we know that this is this would represent proton ions the second represents the helium plus ions and and so on and this one lines would represent uh well sorry this one represents the alpha particles and this line would represent the helium plus ions and if we compare between the closest approach and the force operation well this this would be another talk but we could also identify some so helium plus ions and alpha particles around the closest uh well at least plenty of helium plus ions around the closest approach now in addition and you see these are curved lines with big which it's curved it means that they depends on the energy now in addition to this we also observe these signatures which kind of vertical they are not really curved and these are actually we interpret this as uh uh uh uh related to left protons what happens is that during the crossing of the carbon foil the protons will enter as a neutral or positively charged now the neutral will be detected downwards and the positively charged will be reflected upwards now during this cruise phase we are not measuring the left protons because it's in we are operating in low mode and uh but still I mean the instrument is detecting these left protons but then what happened is that secondary electrons are emitted simultaneously and accelerated downwards and so they will be detected in the straight through bottom yes so we have an overlap uh an overlap of indirect left signature of the protons and the straight through signatures of the protons and well we cannot do anything about this I mean these are the data uh we need to deal with and try to clean them well uh actually not really no because but yeah so we need to find a way to clean to filter this data and to actually uh uh yeah to to know the real contribution of the protons at least from this case but uh to be continued tomorrow thank you thank you Elena for a nice talk uh have you one question before honestly you know that uh tomorrow afternoon we will have the disinformation with lina and say that we have more questions that might be a good one a couple of announcements uh please pass uh what what's your announcement for tomorrow for wednesday stop just a reminder yeah okay and uh uh this afternoon we have a false definition and and then uh one reflection I want to make uh it's very coffee or refreshing to see I mean from the summit I've been and I promoted the participation of more women in our college and it's very refreshing to see the both now that we are you and we have a larger percentage of women participating and we have a also not just from the participant side but also from the lecture side we have very great lecture from uh people like lina and a take home message is that when we go back home to your institution to your country to to 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Let's talk about KPIs. Your key performance indicators, or KPI for short, should be the central metrics that allow you to track performance and navigate your way to success and growth. The trouble is that there are thousands of KPIs to choose from, and it's easy to convince yourself that you need to measure everything in your organization, but you need to focus on measuring the most important and influential metrics. And you should also tie your measures to your strategic goals. And a KPI should be simple, it should be straightforward, and it should be easy to measure. And one of the great features of Ethereum software, like Superavis, is that you can track numerous metrics that matter to your business. And to ensure that the whole team is on the same page, making use of customizable dashboards is a great and simple way to report to different teams and audiences. And today I'll show you some essential KPIs you should be measuring in your Serum system, and how we can track them using dashboards. So let's jump into Superavis to take a look at some examples. And in this demo, I will show you the 10 essential KPIs you should be measuring in your Serum system, and how easy it is to set up dashboards to track your performance in Superavis. In your Serum system, you usually have tons of useful data and customer history. And in Superavis, you get dashboards so that you can quickly get started and get that overview of how your business is performing. And you can create dashboards from scratch, or you can use ready-made templates. And today I will show you some examples of essential KPIs you can measure in your Serum system. And as you see here, we have different dashboards set up. So this one, KPI dashboard, is our most important KPIs. And this is for the whole organization and it's more high-level. But we can also make one for the sales team, or we can make one for each individual salesperson so that we can break down goals and they can work towards their specific targets. But let's focus on the KPI dashboard now. So the first dashboard is value of sales by source for the last three months. And this is great to understand where our sales are coming from. And as you can see, recommendation is by far the biggest contributor. And then we also have win-loss rate by source. And to the right here, we can see the closing rate per month. We also have average deal size per month. And of course, sales year-to-date. Next, let's take a look at customer activity. So you can get an overview of new forgotten and lost customers. To the left, we have a dashboard showing companies without activities the last three months. So when we register activities in superfaces like phone calls and meetings, these are linked to companies. So if we haven't registered anything the last three months for specific meeting types or specific company categories like AB and VIP customers, this will show up here. And it's quite alarming if you have 14 VIP customers without any follow-up. So you can take immediate action here and schedule phone calls. We could also see new customers registered this month and lost customers this month. This will also give you your turn rate. And then we could take a look at customer experience with NAPRMOTOR score and customer support performance. So for those that use superfaceservice to handle all incoming requests in one place that categorize, prioritize, assign and process tickets in superfaces, we can see some important KPIs here. And the first is average number of messages per request. And as you can see here, this is per month and we want this number to be as low as possible because you want the customer to have a great experience and usually we want to try to avoid the flip flopping and messaging back and forth. And the next is average time to close. And this is also an important KPI to show how effective the team is working. We can also see how satisfied our customers are with us as a business with average MPS score. And we can also see MPS detractors per month, passives per month and promoters per month. Now that was some examples of essential KPIs but they're still too missing. So let's go back up to sales performance we will add some new ones here. So I will go to an add a new tile. And as we can see here, we have a set of templates that we can add directly. So I will go to sales and here I can search from the list or I can search here. So I can add my pipeline the next three months actual amount, weighted amount, buy sale type or total pipeline value. So I will add buy sale type and it will add directly here to the grid. So here I can see my pipeline the next three months by sales type, sale to existing customer and sale to new customer. And I can also drag this to make it bigger. Now we can add a new one and we can add from a template or we can also add one from scratch but let's add group revenue this month. We can go in and change the data set and the layout of the dashboard. So here I want to see sale this year. I will remove the user group and I will add only sales to new customers or prospects. We can add a sale type and then we add a sale to new customer. Then we can continue to the layout and we can add it as a column chart and we want to also compare it to period previous year. Then we can add a title and save. We can adjust the tile and we're done. So now we've seen some essential KPIs you should be measuring in your SRM system and also how easy it is to set up dashboards and super office. Have a super day.


You and I were the kinds of people that fought with our hands in our pockets. Most fights we were in ending with us getting our heads shoved into lockers which in our opinion were just large pockets for our heads to rest in. We kept our opinions locked tightly in the change pockets of our wallets which in turn we kept in our back pockets for fear that some pick pocket would find the key to pick the locket that locked our thoughts safely away in the breast pockets of dress shirts behind three pens and a pocket protector. Our other friends merely defectors to the army of the other side unabashedly we walk side by side because we've got the audacity to take all of you on and the only reason why we kept our opinions to ourselves is because were they to be released and when we first shoved our heads into metaphorical lockers it would be reduced to a sniveling crying mess on their bedroom floor but that would be cruel. So we kept our opinions to ourselves because you and I were the kind of eight-year-olds that fought fist fights with our fists full of vestidiously into our front pockets. You and I were not the kinds of people who were supposed to be friends.  I got along with just about anyone but my eight-year-old self did not care that we walked on two different boardwalks built for people from two different walks of life we still managed to walk side by side. My mother asked me once, Rylan, do you get bullied at school? Not sure where the question came from because the answer was obviously no. I felt the need to elaborate back then. If anyone had ever been dumb enough to lay a finger on me my best friend would have shoved that finger far enough down their throat so they could choke on it so no, I was not bullied in school and it wasn't always because I was the coolest one or got along with everyone so these words about bullying are kind of like virgins writing love poems but I'm taking the time now to do what my eight-year-old self never did I'm taking the time to thank you thank you for walking with me because you and I were the kind of best friends that take mirrors to the backs of our sunglasses so everyone else thought we were just being cool we were really watching each other's backs and even though I haven't seen you in six years probably we'll never see you again and even though you will definitely never hear this thank you for walking with me because you and I are the kind of best friends that still walk side by side so if there are any bullies out there that want to take me on after the show I've got backup in the form of a seventeen-year-old invisible friend who's still my eight-year-old best friend at heart I didn't write this because I was bullied I wrote this because my best friend from grade three to five taught me to root for the underdog regardless of whether or not I see myself in them taught me to see the good side of everyone even those that have fallen between the cracks of the running sidewalks of society so if you're one of those unlucky few that has fallen through I'm sorry but I do not know if it gets better or not but if you were like me and have been lucky enough to stand on top your entire life please take the time to reach down and give them a hand up


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The rain had been falling for many days with intermittent thunder, and for several days the lone ranger had been camped in the sheltering overhang on El Capitan's gently sloping side, awaiting his faithful Indian companion, Tonto. As the hoofbeats of an approaching horse sounded above the steady rain, the masked man rose to his feet as White Horse Silver winnied softly. Yes, Silver, our friend at last. I will know what you laid him. Hello. Kimmasabi. Yes, hello. Indian city. El Capitan lake. Still in the valley. We see lake. Nindian right. The lake at the mountain top. That's right. Rain made lake higher and higher. Soon lakes start over rim. The water once starts over the rim. We'll soon wash a deep cut. And all of lakes fill in the valley. Make small river through valley overflow. Tonto, every ranch in the valley will be underwater. That's right. The ranches are worn in time. They'll be able to move their cattle out of danger in the hills on both sides of the valley. Maybe you'll look at lake. See what happens. All right. I'll start now. You ride down to the valley and warn the ranchers. I'll wait for you at the edge of the lake. Adios. Adios.  Tonto had to travel slowly on the rain-drenched slope. It took a long time to reach the valley. He told the first man he met, a cowhound named Curly, about the impending flood. One man started up the long hill to rejoin the Lone Ranger. Meanwhile, Curly hurried to the home of his boss, Joe Munson, owner of the finest ranch in the valley. Boss, that engine seemed to know what he was talking about. I noticed a few Indians on the move, Curly. Our word do for a flood for sure. I'd better pass a word to the other ranchers and then start moving cattle. Now, now, wait, Curly. Why should we worry about the other ranchers? Well, I promise that Indian, I'd pass the word. Who cares about a promise? Let the other ranchers take care of themselves. Well, they'll lose a lot of cattle. All the more pasture for my stock. Not yourself. Well, I'd better get to the settlement. I'll be safe there. Yeah, the settlement. To be safe, it's on high ground. I'll go and start the boys moving the cattle. No, wait, Curly. There's only one way for the water to get out of the valley. That's through the narrow canyon where the stream flows. There'll be a lot of debris. It's sure to partly close the outlet. What about it, boss? Well, it might be days before the flood subsides. Maybe I can cash in on it. Food will be scarce. Anyone who has it to sell can name his own price. And get it. I reckon the two cafes in the widow Larson store will do a land office business. Curly, we've got to work fast. I'm going to town. I'll buy up all the food in both cafes. And I'm going to buy out widow Larson. I'll own all the food in town. But boss, you're asking for trouble. I'll be ready for it. By the time you and the others have moved the cattle into the hills, I'll own widow Larson store.  I'll get going. Oh, fella. Oh, here's your gun. Be safe, fella. All right. It's plenty long ride uphill. Crail, plenty slippery. I knew it would take a long time, Tutto. Water heat's very high now. Another hour? It will flow over the edge. After that, it won't take long to wash away a deep cut. That's right. You, uh, warn the ranchers? Ah, we see one, fella. Tell them what happened. He'm all excited. He promised to tell all other ranchers. Good. The cattle will be safe on the hillsides. And the ranchers will be out of danger in town. That's right. Town and high ground. It'd be plenty safe. Now, we'd better get away from here, or we'll be caught in a flood. Can we go back to valley? Yes. The end of the hills on the south side of the valley. And there, we can keep an eye on what happens. Isn't that good? He's just had a big flood. He's just got it. It must count. The rain stopped during the night, but the water continued to rise. The small river through the valley overflowed its banks and spread out wider and wider until the whole valley was underwater. The long ranger and Tutto, watching at daybreak from the hillside, saw people waiting toward the town on higher ground, and the water was rising all the time. Tutto, those people have been caught without warning. I'm not right. Most of them have left everything. Well, then get to town safe. They're having trouble, but they'll make it. Why were they caught like that? Well, be warned, one-peller. And him say him past words. I wonder if he kept his promise. The outlet to the canyon is already blocked. Maybe two weeks before the water ends and the roads are open. There's a food shortage in that town. There may be trouble. I'm going to find out. How you find out? I'll go to town. Oh, water plenty deep now. There's only a couple of hundred yards across. Town on island now. You have to swim. Water plenty past, bad current. Maybe bad undertow. I'll take silver. Together we can make it. In the center of the small island that held the town above water, a crowd of people had gathered in front of the locked doors of the store Widow Larson had sold. In the groups did Marshall Blake and the Widow Larson, as well as a number of refugees from ranches. I can't say why Joe Monson doesn't open the store for business. But he must know there's a lot of people needing to buy food. I can't figure why Monson bought the store. But he's a slick one. He must have something up his sleeve. Here he comes. Monson, I want to talk to you. Howdy, Marshall Blake. Morning, everyone. Morning. Monson, is it true you bought up all the food in town? Well, I made a couple of deals, including the store. That's what you mean, Marshall? These people need food. Fine, fine, and dandy. I got it for sale. The price will be a bit high. How high? Well, maybe two, three times a year. I can afford such prices. Well, I can appreciate the fact that you folks might be short of cash. I'm willing to take mortgages on your land. Marshall Blake, come quick. Man's trying to cross the water. What? Where's he coming from? Southside. Can't make it. He's got a horse that's fighting hard. Maybe we can help him somehow. We'll see what we can do. Come on, boys. Turn me off, boys. Well, the moment food was forgotten, Marshall Blake led the way to the southside of the island and saw the lone ranger and silver fighting furiously against the tremendous power of the surging water. Several times, both horse and rider were sucked down by the treacherous undertowl. There were cheers from the bank when the two once more came into view. Hey! Look, Freddie. Come just a little closer. Maybe I can throw that far. And clear that patrol. Here comes a rope, Mr. Try to grab on. All right, let it go, Ray. Hey! Hey! Hey! He's got it! Hands on the podium! Willing hands pulled in the rope and helped the lone ranger and the gallant silver to the safety of shore. Dripping water, the masked man looked at those who had saved him. I owe my life to you people. Not very gentle. That horse would have made sure. What a horse! Mr. My name is Blake. As the Marshall, I'm the only law there is. I should ask questions about that mask. You'll have to take my word that I'm not an outlaw. Maybe I will and maybe I won't. You must have had a mighty good reason to cross that white water. Why'd you come here? I knew you'd be cut off from food supplies. I came to see how you were fixed. We're not fixed. All the food and towns owned by Joe Munson came to take our ranchers for enough to eat. He brought out my store. Were none of you warned that there might be a flood? No! I sent a warning. What? If you send a warning, I'll bet Munson got it and didn't pass it on. Why that only scheming bullcat? I get to turn our trouble into a good thing for himself. Marshall, Joe Munson should be taught a lesson. There's nothing we can do about it, Mr. We got to eat. And to eat, we'll have to pay whatever Munson has. Maybe not. We'll see what can be done. We'll continue our lone ranger adventure in just a moment. Diving Doris is 13 and she is a diving queen. She can do a flip because she knows she's got go power from Cheerios. Yes, she's got go power. There she goes. She's feeling her Cheerios. Cheerios. Cheerios. That's a mighty good idea for you. Just make sure you eat a big bowl of Cheerios and milk every breakfast and you'll get go power too. Because a Cheerios breakfast is loaded with proteins, vitamins and minerals. The very things that help build healthy bodies, strong bones, good red blood and muscles. Why they'd be the sort of breakfast you'd go for even if they didn't taste so good. And they do taste delicious.  So that's for you. Swell tasting Cheerios and milk for go power. Eat them every morning and you'll hear... She's feeling her Cheerios. Now to continue. The people in town were hungry but not hungry enough to pay the outrageous prices Munson posted for the food he had to sell. Curly told his boss the reason. That mask man, Mr. Munson. The one who swam his horse across from the south shore. What'd he do? He told the marshal he thought he could get grub. How? Well it seems he's got a partner in the hills. He's been signaling them by flashing a mirror. Keep an eye on him, Curly. If we see he has a chance of spoiling my game, we'll take care of him. The lone ranger and marshal Blake were at the water's edge. Tonto had seen the signals and had written over the hill. Maybe some time before my friend returns, Blake. We can use the town to good advantage. Just tell me what's to be done. Everyone in town will give you all the rope you want to hang a skunk like Munson. Actually Blake, we'll need a lot of rope. Good strong rope. We can get it. And a lot of logs. There's a sawmill above, Warner. I'll get the boys working on it right away. Hey there! Get all the men together! We need lots of men, Clark! Marshal Blake directed the men on the island. Countless logs and many coils of rope to the water's edge, while Munson watched from the store where not a sail had been made. Presently, Curly came in with a report. Oh, Curly, did you find out what that masked man expects to do? He's talking to a building in some sort of a bridge. A cross up? Well, water? It can't be done. Hell, I reckon he figures a way till the water calms down some. But it won't do him any good unless the Indian finds a supply of food. Oh, what Indian? The masked man's partner's an Indian. Yeah, look over yonder. Yeah, where? Through the window. Look over on the south hill. Here's the rescue now. I see him. Now, he's standing at the water's edge. Looks like he's flashing a light of some kind. It's bright metal. He's signaling to the masked man. The lone ranger and Marshal Blake stood apart from the men who were hauling logs to the water's edge. When Tato finished signaling, the masked man said, I... I'm sorry, Blake. Sounds like bad news. Tato couldn't find a place to get food. Oh, John. And everyone had their hopes up, hauling all those logs to build a bridge. Yes, I know. I all might be just as well your plan fell through. Just as well? Munson's got his ranch hands here in town with him. They're all bad hombres, gunslingers. I wouldn't put it past them to get rough if they saw Munson was going to get licked. Surely there are men enough here to handle Munson's gunslingers? Yes, but there'd be shooting and some killing. Oh, just a minute, Blake. You've given me an idea. You think Munson would go a long way to keep us from getting food? I'd count on it. That's just what we'll do. We'll count on it. We'll count on Munson being rotten to the core. I'm going to flash further instructions to Tato. Uh, what about the men who are hauling logs? Say nothing to them. Let them continue bringing logs here. We'll go ahead with our plans for a bridge. That night, the fury of the water lessened. At daybreak, a strong current still flowed through the valley, but it was not nearly as violent as before. When Marshall Blake came to the water's edge and looked toward the south, he saw a sight that made him cry out with excitement. Look over yonder! The Redskins done it! Look over there! People rushed from the buildings and saw the cause of Blake's excitement. Tato had returned and brought a wagon drawn by two mules. The wagon was piled high with barrels and crates and boxes. It's food! The engine brought food! We can thank the mask man for that.  There's food enough for all of us. All we have to do is get it across the water. How can we get it here? We got no boats. Folks wouldn't do any how. Couldn't paddle against that curtain. The mask man has something in mind. Where is it? Here it comes. Hey, there, look! Your Indian friend has brought food. Yes, Marshall. I knew we could count on Tato. Now will you come with me to call on Munson? Munson? What? We'll give him one more chance. Curly and all the other Munson employees were with their boss in the store. They saw the masked man and Marshall Blake approaching and their hands crept toward their guns in case of trouble. Leave the guns alone. We came to talk. Not to shoot. Munson, I want to talk to you. Well, you paid a high price for this store. So far, you haven't sold a dime worth of food. I came to offer you a chance to get back your investment.  You think people will let their kids starve? Look on the south shore. There are two wagon loads of cases and barrels. Does that look as if anyone will starve? How do you figure to get the stuff here? By using a trick of army engineers, posts will be driven into the ground and logs flowed against them. Those logs will be jammed with a current. They'll be lashed to the posts. Men standing on those logs can drive more posts to extend the bridge. We'll make a log jam that will make a bridge to shore. A floating bridge. You see, Munson? That all you got to say? You have just half an hour to announce fair prices. If you don't, we'll start our bridge and that bridge will break you. All right, go ahead. Start your bridge. That evening found the bridge more than half finished. Everyone felt certain that the next day would bring food from the mainland where taught awaited. Everyone felt confident and proud. Everyone, that is, except Munson and his men. Curly, if they get that food from the mainland, I'll be in a bad way. Get it here tomorrow, boss, unless we can do something. We're going to do something. What, boss? We're going to smash that bridge. We could cut all the ropes and push the logs downstream, but it'd be a big job. You know, there's an easier way. You men, come over here. Food's not the only thing I bought when I took over the store. Look there. There's a supply of blasting powder and fuse. We know how to handle this stuff, boss. Yes. We'll wait till late at night and then go to work. Under cover of darkness, Munson and his men planted heavy charges of blasting powder where the bridge was fastened to the land, then crawled out on the floating logs and fixed more explosives at each of the stakes that kept the timbers from floating downstream, making their way back to shore where the rest of Munson's men were waiting. Munson and Curly lighted each fuse in turn. In the darkness, tiny showers of sparks could be seen along the entire length of the partially completed bridge. There's a person. Last after blast, rocked the night. The stakes were snapped like matchsticks and the bridge was broken into small sections that were quickly carried away by the current. Munson and his men watched from shore. A good job well done, boys. Those explosions will bring people from the houses. We better get out of here. Don't try it. Hey, that voice. Hey, he's over there. It's a mask, man. I'll fix him. Come play. We won't help you. Come on this way. Watch him, boys. That's the marshal. We've got your men surrounded. Though you're trying to escape. Boys, shoot your way out. That's what you want. You get it. I'm hit. I'm hurt bad. Don't shoot again. I give up. Oh, wait. Wait. Hold your fire. I'm not armed. A dozen torches flared in the darkness to reveal two score of men advancing from all sides on Munson and his hired hands.  They've got your cover. They caught your platform, Munson. Anymore gunplay, and you'll regret it. All right. Quiet. Quiet, boys. That's the mask man caught. Well, Munson, what have you to say for yourself? You. You and all these others were just waiting and watching. That's right, Munson. Marshal Blake was sure you'd go to any length to force these people to buy food at your price. We've all been here watching your whole before. You destroyed our bridge, Munson. No, wait, wait, man. You haven't got a leg to stand on.  It was not happening. You destroyed. We supplied the wood. We did all the work.  I'm shot. You'll suffer a lot more unless the damage is made good. That goes for everyone who helped Munson. That bridge meant food for everyone on this island. Boys, let's string them all away. Hey, that's it. Take it away. Boys, don't talk like that. Munson will pay. Me and the rest of the boys will see to that. All right. All right, I'll pay. Figure out what I owe. You can take it out of my store and food. You gents take charge of Munson and his men. Hang on to them. I know what I'm looking for. I think you'll not lose me any longer. Silver, saddled and waiting. Why, are you leaving here? Yes, we must join Tonto on the mainland. You're going to swim across that water again? No, it's much calmer than it was before. Hate to see you leave before we can celebrate. I must help Tonto return the borrowed wagons and horses and the empty cases to barrels. Adios. Adios. He said empty. Yep. You see, boys, there wasn't any food on the south shore. Those boxes and cases are empty. But don't let Munson know until he's paid off. You see, the mask man counted on Munson to take steps just like he did. He gave him lots of rope, and Munson put it around his own neck. Munson met more than his match when he met that mask man. You see, that ombre is the Lone Ranger. Lone Ranger. The feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated is produced by Kendall Campbell Muir Incorporated. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer, your announcer, Fred Foy. Listen to the Lone Ranger brought to you by special recording Mondays through Fridays at this same time.