Spurrier With the Wildcats And Moonshiners
Spurrier With the Wildcats And Moonshiners
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I turned to the men and said, ' boys we must look for something more formidable than this. ' We then turned and left the poor woman with her swill tubs to make wildcat whiskey if she wished to do so. " Humphrey Pennington was one of those kind- hearted old men who had never realized that there was any harm in making wildcat whiskey, and was the father-in-law of the woman we had just encount- - ered. He was also the father of the young lady that was knitting upon the woodpile. She had gone to ke...ep company with Mrs. Pennington, Jr. , while she plied her vocation through the weary watches of the night. The old gentleman was bound over, but ten- derly and kindly dealt with.
The difficulties in making these arrests were of many kinds. A paragraph from a current newspaper gives one of the means adopted by the wildcats and moonshiners to put their friends and accomplices on guard : " Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J. L. Spurrier re- turned yesterday from a moonshining trip to the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I turned to the men and said, ' boys we must look for something more formidable than this. ' We then turned and left the poor woman with her swill tubs to make wildcat whiskey if she wished to do so. " Humphrey Pennington was one of those kind- hearted old men who had never realized that there was any harm in making wildcat whiskey, and was the father-in-law of the woman we had just encount- - ered. He was also the father of the young lady that was knitting upon the woodpile. She had gone to ke...ep company with Mrs. Pennington, Jr. , while she plied her vocation through the weary watches of the night. The old gentleman was bound over, but ten- derly and kindly dealt with.
The difficulties in making these arrests were of many kinds. A paragraph from a current newspaper gives one of the means adopted by the wildcats and moonshiners to put their friends and accomplices on guard : " Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J. L. Spurrier re- turned yesterday from a moonshining trip to the mountains.
What to read after Spurrier With the Wildcats And Moonshiners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus P Crutcher to read onlineMoreLess
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