Show WILL SOON REDUCE WHISKY SMUGGLING BURLI GIO 7 April 23 23 Smuggling of ot whisky across the Canadian border into Vermont will be bo virtually re restricted restricted re- re after May 1 to the small supply sup sup- ply that t may t trickle I l I in through h satchels bo bootlegs ii s and hip IP pockets oc In Inthe Inthe the opinion of prohibition agents here On that date a Dominion law limitIng limiting limiting limit limit- ing each purchase of whisky to a single sin single sin sin- quart becomes effective While gle beers and vines wines flow freely eno north of the line United States officers do not anticipate any flood on this side because because be- be cause profits in in these light liquors are too small to tempt the rum rumrunners runners Recent seizures have indicated a concerted effort to rush large stocks of whisky into the state before the Canadian Canadian Canadian Ca Ca- nadian quart one-quart limit is enforced Automobile Automobile Au Automobile Au- Au traffic formerly the principal underground source is less used nowadays nowadays nowa nowa- days but now an- an and l then a load is caught slipping with muffled motor along the paths by-paths of the border I Scores of machines have hae been abandoned abandoned abandoned aban aban- recently by parties that were checked by vigilant guards Most of the shipments however have been made by freight freight car car- carin in recent months False sides had been built into lumber cars cars' and whisky in lar large e quantities concealed In the constructed bins Spirits have come across the line also hidden in hay grain potatoes and shipments of a I similar nature Some have fallen into the revenue of officers officers' rIcers rIcers' hands before leaving leaving leav leav- ing ingo the railway tracks Capture of liquor cached in freight cars however 1 is more or l less ss a matter matter matter mat mat- ter of luck the enforcement agents admit and this is the chief reason realon for forI forthe forthe the use of this means of smuggling by bythe bythe bythe the m men who thereby avoid risk of or I their persons or automobiles nobles |