I'll do you know

I'll do you know Higho Silver! Silver!

A fiery horse the speed of light a cloud of dost and hardy higho silver, the Lone Rangers. The The Oh, and I'm not. Oh, The The The With his faithful Indian companion, Tundles, the daring and resourceful,

masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early Western United States.

Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice.

Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.

From out of the past from from the thundering hoop be,

to the great horse Silver.

The Lone Ranger rides again.

Come on till there!

That's go because I'm still there!

I'm still there!

Boy! I'll do you go! The Lone Ranger had become an almost legendary character.

Many of the stories about the Mask Mystery rider dealt with his unusual speed and accuracy and the use of his pistol.

Countless people had heard about the Lone Ranger's guns, but few realized that there were no others like them.

Sam Coates had designed and made those two and then no more.

Two passengers, a man and a woman rode on the westbound train.

They had come all the way from Washington as agents of a foreign government.

Their mission was to steal the masked man six guns and they were bound for Crippled Creek where spies were held in jail after failing in a previous attempt to secure the special weapons.

Crippled Creek of all places for me to go.

Choice is not ours, Marie.

Our duty is to serve the leader.

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