:08:02
You'd think with all the hauling you do
:08:03
between here and standing rock you'd see
at least one young buck on the warpath.
:08:08
You know, you boys could stand
to get out of the agency for a spell.
:08:12
Why don't you talk to george?
:08:13
He just arrived here on the
overnight out of new york city.
:08:17
I'm sure he'd be happy
to share his impressions.
:08:31
Next.
:08:33
Royer around?
:08:34
You know he never shows
his face on issue day.
:08:37
Next.
:08:38
Only coffee, flour, and blanket this month.
:08:44
No meat?
:08:45
No meat, no sugar.
Flour, coffee, blanket.
:08:48
Next.
:08:49
Want bacon.
:08:51
Children very sick. Need food.
:08:53
Bacon is meat.
:08:55
Next.
:08:57
Ingrates.
:08:59
You holding back on us here, wheeler?
:09:02
Why I want to talk to royer.
:09:04
A little business matter.
:09:07
Next.
:09:12
No long hair.
:09:14
No more than one wife.
:09:17
No heathenish ways.
:09:19
No old religion.
:09:21
No drinking.
:09:22
No language but english.
:09:26
If you can accept these things,
:09:28
then step over there and
pick up your uniforms.
:09:42
Indian police are doing well.
:09:45
Well, can't blame 'em for wanting
something better, I suppose.
:09:50
Things took a bad turn back in '88.
:09:52
Crops failed two years running.
:09:56
And the indians weren't
the only ones who suffered.
:09:57
We were damn near wiped out.
:09:59
But clara, the boy, and me,
we saw ourselves through.