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Welcome, suckers : a western story
When Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith is driven out of Denver, it's only a temporary setback. As good fortune has it, the mining town of Creede has even more to offer. Creede's vice and con games were dominated by the infamous Bob Ford, who made his name by shooting Jesse James in the back. Ford has a hammerlock on Creede, relieving miners of their gold in ways the town can do nothing to stop. Nothing, that is, until Smith offers an alternative, along with Ford's bouncer, Smith's old friend Bat Masterson.
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- "In the mining town of Creede, Bob Ford dominated the vice and con games and he had no intentions of surrendering anything to newcomer, Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith."
- "When Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith is driven out of Denver, it's only a temporary setback. As good fortune has it, the mining town of Creede has even more to offer. Creede's vice and con games were dominated by the infamous Bob Ford, who made his name by shooting Jesse James in the back. Ford has a hammerlock on Creede, relieving miners of their gold in ways the town can do nothing to stop. Nothing, that is, until Smith offers an alternative, along with Ford's bouncer, Smith's old friend Bat Masterson."
- "When Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith is driven out of Denver, it's only a temporary setback. As good fortune has it, the mining town of Creede has even more to offer. Creede's vice and con games were dominated by the infamous Bob Ford, who made his name by shooting Jesse James in the back. Ford has a hammerlock on Creede, relieving miners of their gold in ways the town can do nothing to stop. Nothing, that is, until Smith offers an alternative, along with Ford's bouncer, Smith's old friend Bat Masterson."@en
- "Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith and his group of con men are run out of Denver, so they head for the mining town of Creede, where camp boss Bob Ford, the killer of Jesse James, has a stranglehold on the town."
- "Randolph Jefferson "Soapy" Smith and his gang had to leave Denver, but Creede was even more ideal. There are many ways to relieve people of their money, and Bob Ford, the head man, is a real con artist. Soapy arrives on the scene and gives the people an alternative along with Bat Masterson."@en
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