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Well now it is time for this week's episode of Follow Dance. The original air date is

January the 23rd of 1947 and the title is The President Murder Case.

Back it in text. I had to brought old 96 back home. Got him back safe and on time, Johnny.

Give her a little look and over will you? The right front drive. I got off the run and the run.

I'll check it. Coming down. I'm on the way.

Oh, it was firing for you, Tex. Where is he? They gave me a no-fellar. No man, Maris's son, Eddie.

They just decided he wanted to be a railroad man and they gave him a job as fireman this morning.

Not in the 96, too. Well, headed by the a Tex old pal. The 96 doesn't care whether

guys know or not as long as he keeps shoveling coal into it. Eddie Maris couldn't even do that good.

He's young and he's willing. He'd never seen me inside of an engine before.

Oh, well, let's take a look under the 96.

I'm pretty proud of this baby, yours, ain't it, Tex? Why shouldn't it be?

Then run in a wide open for 20 years. When I get a clear block, she doesn't have to take a thing

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