Foreign Correspondents
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1:09:00
There goes another one of my illusions.
1:09:02
I thought you were one of the journalists
nothing could stop.

1:09:05
Floods, smallpox, love:
The story must go on.

1:09:08
It'll go on.
1:09:10
No.
1:09:12
I can understand you not wanting
to drag Miss Fisher into it...

1:09:14
but she's probably in it already.
1:09:17
- The moll of the gang.
- You dirty...

1:09:19
On second thought,
I'm sure she's a fine girl...

1:09:22
upstanding, honest, and a great soul.
1:09:24
I can't send the story over
until Van Meer's safe.

1:09:26
We got to find Van Meer first.
1:09:29
There's our man now, probably.
Mr. Van Meer, come in.

1:09:34
Good morning, Stebbins.
How are you, Haverstock?

1:09:36
Congratulations on your little set-to
with Rowley.

1:09:41
What do you know about Rowley?
1:09:42
Very little ffolliott doesn't hear.
Probably knows about Fisher.

1:09:45
I was onto Fisher a year ago.
1:09:47
The fellow with the high neck sweater,
Krug, he's new to me.

1:09:50
- You're onto him, too?
- I followed him to London.

1:09:53
- I thought you were cold on this story.
- I've been doing some noticing.

1:09:57
Remember that tramp
you found asleep in the mill?

1:10:00
He wasn’t a tramp at all.
1:10:01
- Van Meer, I suppose.
- Not quite.

1:10:04
But I notice him do
a strange thing for a tramp.

1:10:06
He dirtied his hands
with some of that nasty Dutch soil.

1:10:10
I can't follow the workings
of these masterminds.

1:10:15
No. Tell him it's ridiculous.
1:10:19
You'd already disappeared,
so I followed Krug...

1:10:21
but found the same old mousetrap.
1:10:23
- You mean Fisher?
- The good, kind...

1:10:25
genial head of the Peace Party,
Herr Fisher.

1:10:30
Hello, Eddy. This is Plunger Stebbins.
1:10:32
I want to place a bet on
Flibbertigibbet in the first race...

1:10:35
What? The race is over?
Okay, I'll call you later.

1:10:39
Any objection to our working
this thing together?

1:10:42
Catch Fisher, find Van Meer?
1:10:44
Fine, but I'd like to know
why they kidnapped Van Meer.

1:10:47
He was one of the signatories
to a certain treaty.

1:10:50
The most important clause
was never written down...

1:10:52
just memorized by the two signatories.
1:10:54
And they'll beat it out of him?
1:10:56
They'll try hard, and we should stop them.
1:10:59
It contains a piece of information
very valuable to the enemy...


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