1:09:02
Department of, uh, Soils
and Water Conservation.
1:09:06
Um, I'm having a little
problem communicating
1:09:09
with, uh,
Mr. Wind Cloud here.
1:09:11
You see, there's a... there's,
um, a strip-mining company
1:09:15
on the upper part
of the river.
1:09:17
I'm getting
all the landowners here
1:09:20
to sign this petition
to stop their activities
1:09:23
before they completely
ruin the river.
1:09:26
Now, maybe you can
"talk" to him.
1:09:30
Ha ha ha.
1:09:31
And get him
to sign this.
1:09:33
Communicating with your
Native-American cultures
1:09:37
is a specialty of mine.
1:09:39
I'm bilingual.
1:09:40
It's a difficult skill,
1:09:42
but one which I acquired
after years of study.
1:09:46
Mister, you have come
to the right man.
1:09:49
No problemo.
Comprendo, déjà vu?
1:09:54
Yes, I do. Yeah.
Thank you.
1:10:17
This is a sad day
for Kamp Kikakee.
1:10:21
I've got here a signed order
1:10:24
that says
the camp's got to close.
1:10:28
Oh, man.
1:10:30
What?
1:10:32
I'm sorry, fellas.
1:10:33
We're gonna have to pack
and leave.
1:10:36
What's happened?
1:10:37
This doesn't make
any sense.
1:10:39
The chief has signed away
control of the land
1:10:44
to Krader Mining Company.
1:10:47
Krader takes over
the day after tomorrow.
1:10:53
They're gonna move in
their heavy equipment,
1:10:56
and they are going to destroy
everything around here