u
"In ee
time-, a e ay, be point to
I trug- hi field ith pride, "all
teemed e e plant ill be re dy for
barve t. There ill be
onderful fruits and
vegetable . Tbeir colors ill
beautiful, beautiful a
-our c ttle once ere!"
A Inta ant dmit that
many of the youn men long
for the romance of tbe old
tbe day. Tbe b ckbrea ing
for or of farming arid I nd· by
band doe not b ve the tbrill
of ro ming free cro the
de rt ith the ind in their
to come.
.. e ere mazed that
imple mud bric nd fe
piece of ood could m e
uch difference," Chief A
Int ant s ys. But ee for
your elf bat tbe c n I
e've built b ve 110 ed u
to do.
"Ye , tho e day were e -
citi g," be continue . "But I
believe thi new life i good.
I've 1 ea roed to prize the
imp 1 c thing li e eeing my
beautifu] garden gro ."