:30:01
Fitz, Fitz, let's go.
:30:05
He's as dead as a doornail.
He is no opponent for you.
:30:08
Madam, I'm still standing firm
on both my legs.
:30:12
You're a big game hunter, aren't you?
:30:15
What's that got to do with it?
:30:17
Then you should know:
When you shoot an elephant. . .
:30:21
. . .he sometimes stays on his legs
for ten days before he topples over.
:30:26
Come on, girls, we're leaving. This way!
:30:45
Rubber. That's the way to do it.
Forget about the ice.
:30:51
You need a big steam-boat.
And most of all you need land.
:30:56
And hundreds of workers.
:30:58
The rubber barons have divided up
the land. But there's still some left.
:31:03
How do you know?
:31:05
Through Don Aquilino.
Why don't you pay him a visit?
:31:08
Forget about it.
:31:11
Why don't you try him out?
:31:25
My territory begins right here
where the Pongo ends. . .
:31:30
. . .and reaches downstream
for 80 miles.
:31:35
And above the Pongo?
:31:37
I'd like to have that myself.
:31:40
We've thought about building
a road across the mountains. . .
:31:43
. . .but it would be an impossible venture,
and there still wouldn't be. . .
:31:48
A ship. . . And nobody
has made it upstream?
:31:56
Want to see for yourself?
We can go a little further by foot.