Paragould soliphone., 1921-08-22

.coil was ol two HIGH plpe exteHu- ed several feet above the furnace A water well especially provided for the still was operated by means of Ia pump and located short distance from the outfit. This well supplied the water for the mash and for the condensation purpose that converted the vapors from the hot mash into booze.
 Tine location of the still is some distance from where anyone resides The property on which it was located is unsettled government land and in Il section not frequently penetrated by anyone. The only approach to the place is by winding path through the undergrow,h indicat- | ing a seclnsion that would affOrd escape attack by operators if they were given but brief warming in advance of the coming of officers The officers constituting the posse were. Sheriff Chas Stepp, Deputies Med Donaldson, Jas. Hyde, l.. B Waldron, Will Newberry, R. w. | Wilson and Justice of the Peace Will Carmack, the latter of Lake township and residing not far from where the still was located. Follow 1 ing the destruction of the illicit property the officers scented the location of another booze factory. across the river. They swam the stream and succeeded in reaching the place only to find that the out | fit had been removed, perhaps by reasons of the warning that had reached the operators of the lmo0fl- shine outfit that was destroyed. There was evidence that the stffl had been removed from it's location very recently
 The product of the big still des- troyed is said. by those in authority to pass upon the quality of distilled spirits, to be of poisonous nature, due to the fact that a tin contaif1er and an ordinary metal pipe were siig- ed in the manufacture of distilled spirits is calculated to generate an
  acid poison capable of producing vi0- lent death to those drinking a 1uail. tity of the stuff In event of the Euse of concentrated lie in speeding up the process of fermentation, which is very frequently done and perhaps was the process used in operating the destroyed still very T dangerous poison is formed in the nature of fusel oil, an acrid. oily lsubstence that is calculated to pro- duce dangerous results. These p0f- sons, it is said, are overcome where copper containers and coils are used by those experienced in the art of distilling, but not so under the many crude processes that have been used since the advent of prohibition csscs1scsseSocococS>sscSc >cccscocccS
 of the European public law, would
 seem advisable, and should form the
 base of an agreement with Italy.
 Certainly, the conduct of Turkey
 during the war has aroused legiti-
 mate rancour in European public
 opinion: certainly, the passage of ' the Straits can no longer remain the 1 monopoly of Turkey, nor any other 1 power. But, with this reservation.
 rancour cannot he the base of a
 wise policy; Europe will herself and the great cause of human liberty by v assisting the resurrection of the Otto ! man nationality, on condition that
 1t gives all the necessary guaranteed
 for the protection of the rights of
 the other Oriental races and of ietit-
 innate European interests.
 The strengthening of the agree.
 ment already existingS between thu
 governments of London, Paris and
 Rome and the conclusion also q T special arrangements for most urgen T. questions, such as that of the N6&l r East, constitutes real and vita necessity for Europe
 ' ''The agreement before all els 't should be based upon the intefes
 and the need of unity between th g. three Great Powers for the dAfens y of the system of order against tn B prevalence of the revolutionary Q T. Bolshevist tendencies which hay ot for some time threatened Europe n