1:41:04
Come on. Ain't nobody going to say anything.
1:41:13
There's where you wash your hands.
1:41:17
- What's these?
- I reckon you stand in them little rooms.
1:41:19
And water comes down out of that little jigger
up there. You take a bath.
1:41:23
- Oh, look. Just like in the catalogues.
- Hey! Don't you go a-monkeyin'!
1:41:27
(flushing sound)
1:41:29
Now you done it! You busted it!
1:41:32
All I done was pull that string.
1:41:53
- Hiya, Mr Thomas.
- Morning.
1:41:55
Morning.
1:41:57
Nice job.
1:41:59
Listen here. Maybe I'm going to talk myself
out of my farm, but I like you fellas.
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You're good workers. So I'm going to tell you.
1:42:06
- You live over in the government camp?
- Yes, sir.
1:42:09
- You have dances there every Saturday night.
- We sure do.
1:42:12
- Well, look out next Saturday night.
- What's the matter?
1:42:16
I'm head to the central committee.
I got to know.
1:42:18
Well, don't tell I told you.
1:42:21
Listen.
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"Citizens angered at red agitators
burning other squatters' camps
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and order agitators to leave the county."
1:42:32
Listen. What is these reds anyway?
1:42:35
Every time you turn around
somebody's calling somebody else a red.
1:42:38
- What is these reds anyway?
- I ain't talking about that, one way or another.
1:42:43
All I'm saying is there's going to be
a fight at the camp, Saturday night.
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And there'll be deputies ready to go in.
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Now go on with your work.
1:42:52
Maybe I've talked myself into trouble,
but you're folks like us and I like you.
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We won't tell who told. Thank you.