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:15:00
They're worried
about the tourist trade.

:15:02
Of course, there is that
American newspaper man here.

:15:05
Well, there's one thing sure. It is a small island.
He can't run far, whoever did it.

:15:14
Tell Sylvia I had to go into town.
:15:25
[Horn Honks]
:15:28
[Goats Bleat]
:15:40
Get me 621.
:15:45
Yes? Just hold on a minute.
:15:47
Oh, never mind.
:15:53
Good morning, Maxwell.
:15:56
Anything I can do for you?
:15:58
I was wondering, Colonel,
if you'd be kind enough...

:16:00
to chairman a meeting up
in my district next week.

:16:03
- I'm standing for election.
- Glad to.

:16:05
- S-Sylvia all right?
- Yes, fine.

:16:07
Good.
:16:09
Uh, I see the papers say
you've found Carson's wallet.

:16:13
Yes. Yes, Carson's papers were in it.
:16:15
- That's how we identified it.
- That was stupid.

:16:17
- What?
- Leaving the papers. At least, I'd say it was stupid.

:16:21
Would you? Huh.
I'd say too clever.

:16:25
I ran into Bradshaw.
He's certain it was a housebreaker.

:16:29
Was he really?
I wonder why.

:16:32
Is there any other
possibility?

:16:33
A policeman has to keep
his eyes open, you know.

:16:36
A chap my age
can't afford to miss a bit.

:16:38
Particularly with the governor all stirred up.
:16:41
You mean, it might have been made
to look like a thief s handiwork?

:16:45
My dear fellow,
how would I know?

:16:47
There are 15 possibilities.
I'm in the dark.

:16:50
Which is the likeliest?
:16:52
Never have preconceptions, my boy.
Open mind, that's the thing.

:16:57
- Huh.
- You mustn't look too disappointed.

:16:59
The work gets done.
Never fear.


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