Our Daily Bread

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OUR DAILY BREAD:

Oh, he said he would come back today.

Give us more time.

My husband has left because

of a personal matter.

We are waiting for a

relative who can help us.

Everything will be fixed

in a couple of days.

Godske is very angry with you.

I'll try to calm him down

until the day after tomorrow.

But after that limit.

If they do not get the money...

prepare the suitcases.

Thank you, Mr. Crum.

We will get the money.

Well bye.

Hello!

Who was? The landlord?

It gives us two days of deadline.

How did it go?

As usual:

A hundred guys for a job.

I feel like I'm never

going to get it.

Uncle Anthony is here.

He called this morning

and I invited him.

It can give you a job.

Why do you say that?

We can fix ourselves

without him.

A job is a job.

Two days left...

I will find something.

Come on, let's get

a chicken to eat.

And why a chicken?

Can not your uncle

eat burgers like me?

I could, but not tonight.

And how will we get chicken?

Like the hamburgers.

Run. I have a lot to do.

Whatever it is for

peace at home.

For me it's worth...

Hello! How are you, old friend?

Hello...

The chicken the other

day was very good.

Like the one I gave

you two months ago.

Not one more bean...

Not without the

money on the table.

But, what has...?!

What do you think this is?

Do you think this is a pawnshop?

- Thank you.

- Yes...

And what do you do lately John?

I'm trying to find a job.

It's the only thing I do.

Well, I'm glad you

try to settle down.

Get in line for three

hours with a hundred guys

to get a miserable job.

What's wrong with this boy?

Have you become an

entrepreneur boy at once?

It's the harsh reality, huh?!

Yes...

But he did what he could!

True?

Clear...

That's very good.

Could not you do something for him, Uncle?

Let me think...

I am like any other person.

I have received many blows...

and charity has

never been my strength,

and I'm not going to

change my mind now.

I'm not asking you any favors, Uncle.

All I want is to work.

Have you heard that?

Have not you read the newspapers?

"Back to the field"

and all those things.

- Here?

- Is the only way...

Look, I have a letter

from the bank here...

about the mortgage

of a farm that I have.

But at the moment it is not worth anything.

The bank does not want

it, and neither do I.

I thought to leave her.

But it can be useful

at least for a while.

And of course you could always

get by, sell to the bank if you can.

How about?

- Oh, Uncle!

- Great idea, very kind!

I have no idea of agriculture.

But on a gift horse...

When can I start?

It depends on you.

What do you say, Mary?

I prefer that to having to

fight with bill collectors.

If it seems good, then agree.

Do you have a map?

Write the address.

It is very far? When can we go?

Well, it's about 290

kilometers to the south.

There is a city called Arcadia.

You cross the main street,

you turn to the right

and you continue almost

ten kilometers more...

Not bad, huh?

The collectors will have a

hard time finding this site.

Thank God.

Look at a windmill!

Do you know what they are for?

- To know the direction of the wind.

- Yes...

Do not! What are you talking about?

Do you think it's a mule?

Your father is an ass, right?

Or is his mother...

Any.

Or both.

I do not know.

And a house, too.

I thought the house was

a joke from your uncle.

And one...

A chimney.

In a tool shed

there were shovels,

hoes and old rakes.

I found another room with

seeds on the ground.

It's great, tomorrow I'll start.

This farm will never produce.

The potatoes are already there.

Oh, John! The toast...

Have you ever slept on branches?

It tickles.

I learned it in Boy Scouts.

Now the blanket.

That's.

Smells good.

What do you think of my pillow?

A great idea.

Put this on.

And we are!

Well,

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

John...

What.

You're so far away!

Can not you get close a little?

I'm well clothed...

You know...

You know I'm very afraid

of homeless people.

Yuhu!

Yuhu!

What annoying!

Why do not you put the

axle over the hole and

put the cat underneath?

Thanks, good idea.

It has been fun.

I'm fixing the wheel.

I have little gas.

I would like to help you but,

I do not have gasoline here.

Are you going far?

To california.

Maybe to wash gold.

But I do not think it will come.

Well, he has a problem.

Where does it come from?

He was a farmer in Minnesota.

They took the land.

It must have been hard.

Clear! Surely he knows

everything about agriculture.

I thought so until a couple of years ago.

Would you like to stay

and work with me?

I just arrived and...

and I do not know

much about agriculture.

Hey friend,

- Are you kidding?

- Not seriously.

I'll open the gate for him.

Look how it runs.

The water leaves the earth spongy.

It is wonderful.

I'll eat sardines for a change.

I have not seen them since yesterday.

Hi.

Goodnight.

Hilda, my wife asks,

that maybe they would

like to eat rabbit stew.

Of course, of course we will go.

Thank you very much.

Perfect, you will be welcome.

Tell me, what did you think of that?

Well, when they want to eat rabbit,

you have to place the wire like that.

When the rabbit arrives,

Pum!, and is trapped.

- Yes...

- Yes...

In the case where the wire fails...

I catch it.

Who'd say!

Wonderful.

These carrots were with herbs

that started yesterday.

- Oh, John!

- You mean that I...?

Yeah right.

Who'd say!

Herbs that give carrots!

Do not!

What that Swede has

done in a day.

There must be many people

in these circumstances.

Ir from one place to

another to spend gasoline.

Listen out,

If one can only do

what he did in a day.

Ten men can do ten times more.

A plumber, a carpenter,

a bricklayer...

A kind of cooperative...

where money does not matter.

You help me, I help you.

Good idea, right?

If you believe it,

then I agree.

Are needed.

Ten Men.

Qualified.

Who wish to work.

In this beautiful farm.

And share work and benefits.

Why pay rent?

Between!

And they keep coming. Look.

Come on, old mule.

Get in line!

- What is your trade?

- Barber.

It does not work for me.

And you?

Cigar seller.

What do you know how to do?

Iron pants...

This is a farm, not a hotel.

Plumber.

That's better!

- Carpenter.

- Seriously?

I'm the first violin.

- I heard...

- Excuse me, I think...

Now I return with you,

stay in your places.

Do not rush me.

Do you know how to do other things?

Fix machines?

To till the earth?

Can you use your hands?

I only know how to use

my hands to play music.

We are going to build, eh...

Give me a chance.

I'm strong. Very strong.

I will learn, I will work.

I will do anything.

- Do not leave mate.

- Thank you.

I am a bricklayer.

- Great!

- Thank you...

Lord, Lord!

I will till the earth, I will sow,

what you want.

What do you know how to do?

What is there to do?

Did not read the signs?

We look for men with trades.

Carpenters, mechanics...

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