Speaker 1: And now I'm sure our old friend doctor Watson's ready
Speaker 1: for us, so let's go in and join it.
Speaker 2: Come good evenings.
Speaker 1: But aiding doctor, all the puppies seemed very happy to tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes, but you should have seen him this afternoon. I
Speaker 3: doctreferre two more frightened little dogs in the whole of California.
Speaker 1: You could what happened, actor, well, I took him.
Speaker 4: For a walk on the beach.
Speaker 3: As we were scrambling around the rocky Point, a seal
Speaker 3: popped his head.
Speaker 4: Up the water quite close to us.
Speaker 1: What the puppies did.
Speaker 4: Both of them bucked at it furiously.
Speaker 3: And the seal blew a few bubbles and then barked
Speaker 3: right back. Don't know what the world speed record is
Speaker 3: for short late dogs. I'm sure they broke you know.
Speaker 1: Actually, I'll have to join you on one of those
Speaker 1: afternoon strolls of yours. You always seem to be having
Speaker 1: such exciting adventures. Oh and talking of that, that's about
Speaker 1: tonight's new show.
Speaker 5: I coms.
Speaker 4: I'm already for you, my boy.
Speaker 3: In fact, I was looking over my notes on the
Speaker 3: case before you arrived. This is another story in with
Speaker 3: Shollock Holmbs's elder brother, Microft important Microft Homes was seven
Speaker 3: years older than shell Uck, and some said that his
Speaker 3: superior in fires of observation and deduction.
Speaker 1: That sounds like heresy, doctor.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, young woman. Holmes himself was the first
Speaker 4: to admit it.
Speaker 3: In fact, if it hadn't been for a securable laziness,
Speaker 3: Microft could have been a formidable rival to his younger brother. However,
Speaker 3: Microft behold a position of considerable importance at the Foreign Office,
Speaker 3: and it was there that the Night's story begins. It
Speaker 3: in the winter of eighteen hundred and ninety nine, and
Speaker 3: Microft Homes, after gourmet's lunch, was reclining full length on
Speaker 3: a levi sattee. His eyes were closed, his hands were
Speaker 3: folded across his stomach, and his breath came rhythmically. The
Speaker 3: cynic would have declared that Microft Holmes was taking it
Speaker 3: after lunch and snooze, but mister Holmes, Secretary, jentleman by
Speaker 3: the name of God No, was the realist. He tapped
Speaker 3: on the door discreetly, then he raped on it, and
Speaker 3: still there was no response. So he opened the door
Speaker 3: and entered. Moment he gave what he thought was a
Speaker 3: discreet column microft Homes opened his eyes and holded.
Speaker 6: His hands, said, must you come in here and dark
Speaker 6: at me?
Speaker 5: So soon after lunch.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, mister Holmes.
Speaker 6: You thought that, as I was lying down with my
Speaker 6: eyes closed, that I must be.
Speaker 5: Bored, and soon you came galloping. Oh well, what do
Speaker 5: you want?
Speaker 8: There's no lady outside, sir, She insists onthing you personally.
Speaker 2: I'd tried to get rid of her. But what's her name,
Speaker 2: Missus Hudson, Sir, Missus Hudson.
Speaker 5: Show her in, gardener, show her in.
Speaker 6: Very good, sir, Undoubtedly a message from young Sherlock.
Speaker 5: How are you, missus Hudson.
Speaker 7: Good day, mister Hums.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry to interrupt you, but I want to cut
Speaker 8: much of your time.
Speaker 5: Sit down.
Speaker 6: Won't you don't leave us gardner? I may need you
Speaker 6: in a few minutes.
Speaker 2: Very good, sir.
Speaker 5: Now, missus Hudson. What's the message?
Speaker 7: Message?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 6: My brother sends you with some message that he was
Speaker 6: in afraid to infusperate the ordinary channels.
Speaker 5: He's always so confounded and dramatic.
Speaker 7: O'll bless your heart.
Speaker 8: No, sir, I've come to you with a little problem
Speaker 8: of my own.
Speaker 7: I didn't like to bother. Mister Shellock homes with it.
Speaker 7: He's been so busy.
Speaker 8: Lately, and and he's looking very tired.
Speaker 5: And so you came to me. I'm delightful.
Speaker 7: I thought you wouldn't mind, sir.
Speaker 8: You've always been so nice and friendly to me.
Speaker 5: Pure laziness.
Speaker 6: It is less effort to keep an old friend than
Speaker 6: to make a new enemy.
Speaker 5: But tell me your problem.
Speaker 8: Well, it's really my sister's problem, said. She's a boarding
Speaker 8: house at fourteen Kensington Garden Square in these butchers, and
Speaker 8: she's convinced one of her boarders, a man who has
Speaker 8: a room and of first floor back.
Speaker 7: She's convinced that he's a birdman.
Speaker 5: And what in Heaven's name is a bird man? Do
Speaker 5: you know, gardener?
Speaker 2: No, sir, I can imagine.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's like a wedwolf gentleman, except that the man
Speaker 8: turns into a bird.
Speaker 5: Oh come now, this is Oh.
Speaker 8: I know it sounds draft, but my sister's in a
Speaker 8: dreadful state. Of course, I've been with your brother long enough,
Speaker 8: sir to know that such things are nonsense.
Speaker 7: But how can I prove it to her?
Speaker 6: What reason does your sister give for holding a strange belief?
Speaker 8: She keeps finding pigeon feathers in the room. Now the
Speaker 8: man doesn't he keep pigeons, Sir? My sister knows that.
Speaker 7: For a fact.
Speaker 6: Has she found any traces of scattered food on the
Speaker 6: window ledge?
Speaker 8: Nonswir, no signs of any pigeons except the feathers.
Speaker 7: My sister's a wee bit fae, mister Holmes.
Speaker 8: She's the seventh daughter of a seventh daughter. And you
Speaker 8: know what that means.
Speaker 7: It's the same. She's not imagining things, sir. She's shown
Speaker 7: me the feathers herself.
Speaker 8: Where were they, Missus Hudson, somewhere on the floor at
Speaker 8: the end of the bedstead, Sir. I brought some along
Speaker 8: with me here, sir, and we've found some more in
Speaker 8: the gentleman's cover where.
Speaker 5: He keeps his clothes by George.
Speaker 2: I wonder what is it, sir.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you in a moment, Gardner, Missus Hudson, this
Speaker 6: matter will require a little private investigation.
Speaker 5: They return to your sister, Tell her not to worry.
Speaker 6: I shall get in touch with you as soon as
Speaker 6: my inquirers are completed. Good day to you, good and
Speaker 6: you're very much obliged to you well, Gardener, what do
Speaker 6: you make of it.
Speaker 2: An old wives tale?
Speaker 7: Sir?
Speaker 2: You're not treating it sidiously, are you?
Speaker 5: Yes, I am.
Speaker 6: One of these feathers shows evidence of having had string
Speaker 6: titaned rounded. That suggests a captive bird. Now, a captive
Speaker 6: bird smuggled into an obscure boarding house, will point to
Speaker 6: something of the greatest importance to us.
Speaker 9: Gardener by George, sir, you mean petty your pigeons exactly.
Speaker 5: And remember that we're at war under the Boers.
Speaker 6: Have obtained several important and highly confidential suitars lately.
Speaker 5: We know there's a leak somewhere.
Speaker 6: This requires an active investigator who could work with discretion.
Speaker 6: Now I could work with discretion, but I don't feel
Speaker 6: too active at the moment. Ah, I have it.
Speaker 5: I want you to write this letter to my brother.
Speaker 6: This guy's your hand used playing cheap notepaper, and don't
Speaker 6: sign the letter. He won't be able to resist that combination.
Speaker 6: Are you ready, God, yes, very well, then, my dear
Speaker 6: mister Sherlock Holmes, we know of your proposed investigation of
Speaker 6: the tenant and the first floor back at fourteen Kensington
Speaker 6: Gardens Square. We warn you, as you value your life,
Speaker 6: keep away.
Speaker 9: We warn you as you value your life to keep
Speaker 9: away from the case, and that, my dear watsmith is whie.
Speaker 9: We are driving towards fourteen Kensington Gardens Square disguised just
Speaker 9: building Inspectors of the London County Council.
Speaker 4: I must say it's a very challenging.
Speaker 9: Letter, Homes, I'm tied, written on cheap notepaper and in
Speaker 9: a disguised hand, no clue that I'm afraid we're entering
Speaker 9: the square Homelet'll stop the cap here.
Speaker 2: You can drop us here, Kebby, rock you up cap here.
Speaker 9: It seems looking congruous in these costumes supposed to arrive
Speaker 9: at a cab.
Speaker 2: Hey or Kebby, Oh thank you Governor.
Speaker 3: Supposing this mysterious turne to the first draw back should
Speaker 3: be in his room when we get there.
Speaker 9: And we must hope about his guys as a convincing
Speaker 9: about this and this may be a trap.
Speaker 4: It's just what I was.
Speaker 9: Going to say.
Speaker 4: After all, you've never heard of fucking.
Speaker 3: Kensington guns until you received an unsigned letter two hours ago.
Speaker 4: Wanting you to keep away from it. I don't like
Speaker 4: to look of it.
Speaker 9: We are a number fourteen. I suggest that you let
Speaker 9: me do most of the talking.
Speaker 5: Good gord ess, my cut me accent doesn't compare with you.
Speaker 5: Who do you want to say?
Speaker 9: That way? From the London County Council, we are we've
Speaker 9: had complaints about a legal guess jet in the first
Speaker 9: gold back.
Speaker 2: Oh that's mister Green's room, ain't.
Speaker 6: That don't madam?
Speaker 9: My dear, we'll come out and take a look.
Speaker 5: Come on, Bertie right.
Speaker 4: You are elf. We want me to show you the way.
Speaker 2: Now, thanks deary.
Speaker 6: If Bertie can't, can we, buddy?
Speaker 5: Of course we tell look at him laughing.
Speaker 9: Come on, Bertie, I do love to babyside the sea
Speaker 9: side there. Oh, I do lots of babyside. Say nice
Speaker 9: as Bertie.
Speaker 4: And yourself nice that can pay this?
Speaker 9: Do lock the bit beside the same side there? I
Speaker 9: do lock the baby beside us. Yeah, first of all, beck,
Speaker 9: that'll make sure the blow came down. Oh I do
Speaker 9: lovey down Malfy. Now all right that's going.
Speaker 5: Yeah mm hmm.
Speaker 9: So this is a mysterious romm looks perfectly ordinary suppressing
Speaker 9: example of the square recording house, like hello, what's this
Speaker 9: on the bedspread?
Speaker 4: To come out of?
Speaker 9: Here's a bidgeon stepper's whole chap look at Watson attached.
Speaker 5: To the bedroom piece of straight.
Speaker 9: Yes, but that's metal ring on the end, rings such
Speaker 9: as is used to place around the homing pigeons lakes.
Speaker 3: Why should someone keep carrying pigeons and an obscure boiling
Speaker 3: house like this, whydeed?
Speaker 9: Why? Indeed, the answer could be that the tenant of
Speaker 9: this room is engaged in some sinister activity that requires
Speaker 9: the use of carrier pigeons and sending messages.
Speaker 3: There's no evidence of the birds being kept here.
Speaker 9: That's true, a lot of that true. And possibly the
Speaker 9: owner of this room is given to they're given a
Speaker 9: pigeon by one of his superiors. But is it here
Speaker 9: that fixes his message and releases the bird?
Speaker 3: Why couldn't we just take the message to where they
Speaker 3: keep the birds?
Speaker 9: In that way, he would run the risk of being
Speaker 9: picked up with the dangerous and incriminate, incriminating messages on
Speaker 9: what kind of.
Speaker 3: Skultially involves the use of carrier pigeons?
Speaker 9: You spirth where at war with the boys in South Africa? Watson?
Speaker 9: What could be more logical than that the spy in
Speaker 9: their pay should be using this smuggle important information out
Speaker 9: of the country.
Speaker 5: Cure of yourselves?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mind somebody coming. Who are you?
Speaker 2: What the devil do you think are doing in my room?
Speaker 4: Well, my name's come here to look at your guest part.
Speaker 4: Don't lie to me.
Speaker 5: Who are you? It's not my name's women.
Speaker 4: I came from the landing Carl.
Speaker 10: Cats very well, then you won't tell me the truth.
Speaker 9: Perhaps this revolve wi and make you change.
Speaker 2: His bather?
Speaker 4: What's right, Holmes?
Speaker 5: Where were you?
Speaker 9: And I sliped behind the doors? This gentleman opened it? Yeah,
Speaker 9: you say, your overcoat coat seems extraordinarily well filled with chest,
Speaker 9: doesn't it. Why not slip it off? It's a bit
Speaker 9: warm in here.
Speaker 4: Let me alone?
Speaker 9: So you were right, Homes? He had a pigeon under
Speaker 9: his coat. Yes, if you can catch their right here?
Speaker 4: Come on, come on, come on, come along. Pity he comes,
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 3: Look at the little fellow smuggled up on my arm.
Speaker 4: Bring the little fellow's knee.
Speaker 9: Yes, I took out Watson. The gentleman's going on when
Speaker 9: I get it up, a beautiful uppercut home. I'm uh,
Speaker 9: I'm afraid he'll be unable to talk to us for
Speaker 9: some time. Fortunate he told us where the mess was
Speaker 9: hidden before we indulged in this little said to me
Speaker 9: anything about a message? No, not verbally that I was
Speaker 9: watching his reflection in the mirrors. Entered the room. His
Speaker 9: eyes first glanced at this top draor on the dresser
Speaker 9: here to see if we touched it. It was obviously
Speaker 9: the most important spot in the room. Let's see. Ah,
Speaker 9: here we are a message already rolled up and in
Speaker 9: its container.
Speaker 5: Oh what is it?
Speaker 9: It's in code, which is not surprising, and I don't
Speaker 9: think it will be very difficult to decipher.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 9: And when you've done that, then, my dear fellow, I
Speaker 9: shall compose a code message of my own and persuade
Speaker 9: this pigeon to read.
Speaker 4: Us to its master.
Speaker 9: I can see your puzzled expression, Watson, that you're wondering
Speaker 9: why I brought you to Dexter's Music Hall.
Speaker 4: Well, I must confess. I confuse homes. First of all,
Speaker 4: we go to Baker Street.
Speaker 3: And you spend hours poring over some obscure.
Speaker 4: Book, and you write out a message, attach it to
Speaker 4: a pigeon.
Speaker 5: Let it loose.
Speaker 4: Now you bring me here. I hate to question you
Speaker 4: when you're working, but i'd begad if you'd give miss
Speaker 4: some idea.
Speaker 9: What's going on, I've got it, old Chap. At times
Speaker 9: I'm seem confunded and mysterious. I'm sure here's the situation.
Speaker 9: The obscure book I've be studying was the table of ciphers.
Speaker 9: I was trying to decode the message we found in
Speaker 9: the room on the first floor.
Speaker 4: So you succeeded or we wouldn't be here.
Speaker 9: Yes, the key word was Louis Botha, the name of
Speaker 9: the poor leader. A message was at the pot on
Speaker 9: the number of troops now in training at all the
Speaker 9: shot and then you were right.
Speaker 4: They mixed up with the ring of Anima agents.
Speaker 9: Obviously old Chab, so I kept the original message and
Speaker 9: composed another using the same code and dispatched it by
Speaker 9: carrier pigeon.
Speaker 4: Well, what did you say in your message?
Speaker 9: Meet me at tonight eight o'clock till number three at
Speaker 9: Dexter's Music Hall.
Speaker 4: What made you choose this place?
Speaker 9: As arondozvoll, I happen to know that it's a common
Speaker 9: meeting place for our world characters.
Speaker 4: And which is table number three?
Speaker 9: I went over there in the corner, I reserved it, and.
Speaker 4: Why don't we go and sit down there instead of
Speaker 4: standing at here?
Speaker 3: Back?
Speaker 9: And I thought to give our visitor the opportunity of
Speaker 9: showing his hand first. He won't be expecting. Sherlock Combs
Speaker 9: and Dr Watson, I answering.
Speaker 3: Good lord, look at this woman coming on the sing.
Speaker 3: You haven't see so many troubles you.
Speaker 5: Yesterday?
Speaker 9: A man just sitting down at table number phrase, said Trimble.
Speaker 4: Said Trimble, who's here?
Speaker 9: Dangerous criminal who once worked for the Mariotic gang. We've
Speaker 9: caught the price pigeon. Watson, have you a handy old
Speaker 9: Japan undoubtedly recognize tomorrow and.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping you're able to keep your appointment. Save Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 4: This is the trap I'm trying to pick. Jog on
Speaker 4: Amola Heiston, how do.
Speaker 2: You like this time on your basis? Watch him?
Speaker 5: He didn't shut him to do no, no.
Speaker 4: He knocked my hands and revolve and went on. But
Speaker 4: the shot was well, I've heard it as.
Speaker 9: Cross of the woman. I don't know. Powder burns shot
Speaker 9: with fire from some distance home.
Speaker 6: Homesees, he's dead, out of the way, out of the way,
Speaker 6: please now, then, what's going on here?
Speaker 9: I'm comfortable this medicine killed, yes, and it's easy to
Speaker 9: see who did it.
Speaker 4: Well. I didn't be comfortable.
Speaker 6: If that's what you're thinking, Oh why are you standing
Speaker 6: here with the smoking revolver in your hands?
Speaker 5: Come on you, you're under arrest if.
Speaker 4: You've got the rest now, and if you're watching them,
Speaker 4: this is mister.
Speaker 6: Sherlock holmb I don't care if you're the King of
Speaker 6: Siam and the Bishop of London himself, you're under arrest
Speaker 6: and I'm taking you both to Scotland Yard.
Speaker 1: You hear the rest of doctor Watson's story in just
Speaker 1: a second, and if you don't mind, I'll take that
Speaker 1: second to say just one word to the ladies, and
Speaker 1: that word is muscatel, Petrie California muscatel. I want you
Speaker 1: women to know about it because Petrie Musktel is one
Speaker 1: wine that practically every woman likes. Maybe because it's such
Speaker 1: a beautiful color, like well, like pale gold, but I
Speaker 1: guess really because Petrie Musketel brings you the wonderful flavor
Speaker 1: of luscious sun ripen muscat grapes. And that's a flavor
Speaker 1: fried Petrie muscatel after dinner or anytimes a change from
Speaker 1: Petri port have a bottle of each on hand when
Speaker 1: you buy Petri wine. Don't buy one by two. Remember
Speaker 1: if it's a petri wine you, oh, it's a good wine,
Speaker 1: doctor Watson. That was really one of the books. So
Speaker 1: you got yourself arrested on a murder charge.
Speaker 3: Yes, the humiliating experience I was taking off to Scottland,
Speaker 3: the yard and the black mirale.
Speaker 5: It's like in a common criminal.
Speaker 9: That it constable wouldn't listen to a word that I've
Speaker 9: gotta say, well, show our cons up with you.
Speaker 4: Of course we arrived at Scottland Yard.
Speaker 3: My mortification was complete, and I found that I was
Speaker 3: let into the presence of our old friend inspect of
Speaker 3: Stard Holmes.
Speaker 4: Spoke to him at some length. But I could see
Speaker 4: from the scharge expression my position.
Speaker 2: I can see what it is mister Jones. You see,
Speaker 2: I know you both. But I must say there are
Speaker 2: lots of a mirror at the Yarders don't like what
Speaker 2: they called your eye and it methods.
Speaker 9: Must our personal likes or dislikes have nothing to do
Speaker 9: with it.
Speaker 4: And of course I haven't got.
Speaker 2: Amount of evidence, and I know that, doctor Watson, and
Speaker 2: the comfortable evidence was as clear as the nose on
Speaker 2: your face. The dead man was shot through the aid
Speaker 2: and you were standing in front of the body with
Speaker 2: a drawn revolver.
Speaker 9: My yellows, my dearest Dard, there were no powder burns
Speaker 9: on the wound.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what you tells me, mister Elmes. But I'll
Speaker 2: have to wait for the official report on that. The
Speaker 2: police surgeon's examining the body. Now you understand, gentlemen, I'm
Speaker 2: not saying I'm sorry that Sid Trimble is dead. He's
Speaker 2: been a thorn in our side for a good many
Speaker 2: years in Ferret h He is the police surgeon. Now,
Speaker 2: doctor Hendicks, this is mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson.
Speaker 9: How do you do, gentlemen.
Speaker 10: I'm a great admirer of you both, and I'm sorry
Speaker 10: to see you in such a very unfortunate plight.
Speaker 2: What for your all findings, Doctor Hendrix.
Speaker 10: Well, I've just extracted the bullet, leastrade, and I'm very
Speaker 10: much afraid it's the same making caliber as the one
Speaker 10: missing from doctor Watson's revolver.
Speaker 3: Yes, that doesn't prove that I fired the fatal shot.
Speaker 9: For if I have cults a very common weapon, Douctor,
Speaker 9: it proves nothing. And Doctor Hendrickson, as I was just saying,
Speaker 9: miss peck Lustrabo, you came in the only effect sure
Speaker 9: my friend guilty, would be powder burns on the wound,
Speaker 9: thereby giving proven the bullet had been found from close range.
Speaker 9: I entirely agree with you, mister h then as there
Speaker 9: were no powder burns, but powder burns mister very distinct
Speaker 9: ones too, Lord, I just I don't understand.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, gentlemen, A bear of bad tidings, but I
Speaker 10: have my duties to perform.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I'm sorry too, Dr Watson. I'm afraid I'm
Speaker 2: not going to be able to let you leave here.
Speaker 2: Of course, who you misconsider yourself under wrist.
Speaker 9: Holmes, I never felt more pond in my life your approach.
Speaker 3: Can I locked up in the prisoner's soul if I
Speaker 3: might end love the girls.
Speaker 9: Not wonry watch and you'll be out of here before
Speaker 9: the night is over.
Speaker 5: I promise you the fullest as you do.
Speaker 9: Are you proposed to do it all with the aid
Speaker 9: of a little hard thinking thinking?
Speaker 3: I won't unlock in his soul doors thinking.
Speaker 9: Will know, Fellow, it's obvious someone's deliberately trying to incriminate us,
Speaker 9: trying to instruct killing. Logically, said Trimble was a member
Speaker 9: of an espionage ring. I sent him a false message
Speaker 9: after he'd left keep the appointment, and his colleagues trailed
Speaker 9: him to the music hall and killed him before he
Speaker 9: could be betray anything to us. Yes, yes, that's indirectly
Speaker 9: the way it happened.
Speaker 3: The powder burned homes, how do you count for them?
Speaker 9: The ma none just after the shop is fired. We
Speaker 9: know that, and yet doctor Hendrix assures us that there
Speaker 9: are very distinct powder burns. Now there we come in, gentlemen, Yes,
Speaker 9: just of course you can't after Hendrix.
Speaker 10: Oh god, I.
Speaker 2: Thought we'd come and check with you.
Speaker 9: Doctor.
Speaker 5: That's just very nice of you, gentlemen.
Speaker 9: Not a bit of it.
Speaker 2: Doctor. You know it hurts me to see you in here,
Speaker 2: and that's a fact.
Speaker 10: And I can't better see a fellow Medica in such
Speaker 10: flight outcoming inst us what I can the help?
Speaker 9: Watson? You're very quiet, Misterones, and Manstrada was thinking, you see,
Speaker 9: what's the chap?
Speaker 5: Have it?
Speaker 1: You have?
Speaker 5: What the answer?
Speaker 9: You'll sleep in facasy tonight if.
Speaker 2: Draw mister Jones, what are you talking?
Speaker 9: In? A murder of said Trumble, incriminating powder burns were
Speaker 9: obviously faked, Watson, and I know that, whether you and
Speaker 9: doctor Hendrix believe it or not. The question is how
Speaker 9: were they faked? I think I have the answer, and
Speaker 9: doctor Hendrix, Yes, mister Arms, if a blank concert were
Speaker 9: fired at the wound after death, it would produced powder burns,
Speaker 9: wouldn't it?
Speaker 10: Undoreedly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, who could have done that?
Speaker 9: Mister that's the point of start. Who had the opportunity,
Speaker 9: the comfortable who brought the body here?
Speaker 3: Channa?
Speaker 10: Also you, doctor Hendrix, that's perfectly true.
Speaker 2: Well, I had the opportunity to mister nes I spent
Speaker 2: off an hour in the morgue alone with the body
Speaker 2: when it first come in.
Speaker 3: Well, you narrowed it down to three suspect terms. I
Speaker 3: hope I don't hang before you find the real killer,
Speaker 3: I watson why? The answer is simple, Astrid. The power
Speaker 3: burns were certainly fied by a blank cartridge. Now, if
Speaker 3: a blank cartridge was fired into a wound, the wadding
Speaker 3: would have penetrated and destroyed the wound.
Speaker 2: In the person had removed the wadding from the black
Speaker 2: mister owns, its.
Speaker 9: Effect would still be quite a talent to the police
Speaker 9: surgeon who removed the bullet. Am I correct, doctor Hendrix, entirely.
Speaker 10: Surgeon couldnot failed to identify the Marksmister exactly, and.
Speaker 9: That for only one person could have filed that blank
Speaker 9: cartridge without detection. The same person who made the incision
Speaker 9: necessary to remove the cartridge would also remove all traces
Speaker 9: of a shot. You yourself, doctor Hendrix, you hoped.
Speaker 4: I believe you're right.
Speaker 5: That's an insenious theory, Holmes. Surely a joking, am I?
Speaker 9: And how do you account for the pits betters on
Speaker 9: the cover of your coat? The devil with you?
Speaker 2: Dear here?
Speaker 5: Come back here, stable.
Speaker 3: Got Scott and the yard itself harboring an enemy agent
Speaker 3: on my soul. You've done it again, and I must
Speaker 3: say you've got sharp eyes. I didn't see those pigeon
Speaker 3: feathers on on Hendrick's collar.
Speaker 9: Confidentially, my dear fellow needed to die, but Hendrick's guilty
Speaker 9: conscience knew they might be there. It was a shot
Speaker 9: in the dark, and I had to take it. If
Speaker 9: you would spend the night in a prison cell, I
Speaker 9: should never have heard the end of it. I'm sure never.
Speaker 7: I want to see mister Microft. Holmes, please befollow me,
Speaker 7: Missus Hudson.
Speaker 5: He's expecting you. I said, Ah, there you are, Missus Hudson,
Speaker 5: Come and sit down.
Speaker 7: We thank you, sir. I got your message, came over
Speaker 7: right away.
Speaker 6: In the first place is Hudson. You may tell your
Speaker 6: sister that she needn't worry anymore. I'm sure she'll find
Speaker 6: no more pigeon feathers in her room on the first floor.
Speaker 8: There no, soir, thank you, but she knows the fact
Speaker 8: because the bird man left her used to be for good.
Speaker 8: Some strange men came and took him away, and she's
Speaker 8: led the room to a nice young commercial traveler.
Speaker 7: I'm really sorry to have bothered you with her trouble, sir.
Speaker 5: I'm very glad you did, missus. Thanks for your information.
Speaker 6: An enemy espionage ring has been broken, and the British
Speaker 6: government is deeply grateful to you.
Speaker 8: You're always one for a joke, mister Holmes. Well, I'm
Speaker 8: glad you're not angry with me.
Speaker 7: I'll be going now, sir.
Speaker 9: Just one more favor I'll ask before I go through anything.
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 8: Please don't tell your brother about this, sir.
Speaker 7: He'd be so angry with me for wasting your time.