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Foremost Adams is eager to get the Wagon coach under way, but one of the wagons is missing a driver. Adams is arguing with the owner to pull his wagon out of line when Willy Moran is thrown out of the local saloon and lands practically at Adams ft. Moran is famous to Adams from his army days. Then, Moran used to be a boxer. Now he's an alchohlic. Robinson, the proprietor of the wagon, sees Moran as his passport to staying on the instruct. Against his better judgement, Adams is of the same opinion to let Moran pressure for Robinson. It is an possibility for Moran to redeem himself, exceptionally when a young widow takes a shine to him. For Robinson's functions, though, Moran is extra use as a drunkard
Foremost Adams is eager to get the Wagon coach under way, but one of the wagons is missing a driver. Adams is arguing with the owner to pull his wagon out of line when Willy Moran is thrown out of the local saloon and lands practically at Adams ft. Moran is famous to Adams from his army days. Then, Moran used to be a boxer. Now he's an alchohlic. Robinson, the proprietor of the wagon, sees Moran as his passport to staying on the instruct. Against his better judgement, Adams is of the same opinion to let Moran pressure for Robinson. It is an possibility for Moran to redeem himself, exceptionally when a young widow takes a shine to him. For Robinson's functions, though, Moran is extra use as a drunkard