1:21:08
86.000.944.000... lumber.
1:21:13
N o
1:21:16
Well. That just goes to show you
the condition this country's in.
1:21:19
- Ja. That right. Richard.
- Yes. Of course that's right.
1:21:22
Why. If my Grandfather Hewitt
had replanted 50 years ago.
1:21:25
The old money-grabber.
1:21:26
And my father had
replanted 25 years ago.
1:21:29
There'd be something up there
for my children to cut.
1:21:31
That is. If I ever
have any children.
1:21:35
Well...
1:21:59
Your pa always say.
1:22:00
"Let the government
replant if they want to.
1:22:01
United States got plenty money."
1:22:03
Yes. That sounds just like him.
1:22:05
You can't ravage a country
of its timber.
1:22:08
We haven't any right to leave
a wasteland of scarred pine stumps...
1:22:12
- Barney!
- Hello. Mr. Glasgow.
1:22:14
Why don't you hire a hall
or get a soap box in the park?
1:22:18
Did Richard have you strapped
in your chair. Giving you a lecture?
1:22:21
He talks wonderful. Mr. Glasgow.
He's awfully interesting.
1:22:24
I don't know how I got on the platform.
I'm sorry if I bored you.
1:22:27
You don't have to listen to him
because he's the boss' son.
1:22:30
He goes on that way all the time
like a Negro preacher.
1:22:33
He'll talk an arm off
if you let him.
1:22:35
Yeah. That's right.
Just a regular windbag.
1:22:37
Should have stopped me.
Well. Good night.
1:22:40
- Good night.
- Good night. Richard.
1:22:42
- I go to gate with you. Richard.
- Come again. Won't you?
1:22:44
Thank you.
1:22:46
Have you got any coffee krantzes?
1:22:48
Sure. I made some this morning.
If there are any left.
1:22:52
Well. Somebody looks
mighty happy tonight.
1:22:54
Yes. I passed my examinations
at school today.
1:22:58
Did you?
You are a smart girl.