Visiting Vultures

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Gentlemen, I'm honored by the presence here of the governors of the several southern states covered by our counters by districts 9, 10, and 11. We realize that your state administrations are faced with a large criminal operation, selling illegally made alcohol and evading federal taxes.

Peter's those figures please, isn't it, Harding? District 9, estimated tax law, 221,000 dollars. District 10, 400,000 dollars. District 11, over half a million dollars. Now gentlemen, we don't yet know what gang makes that alcohol or where it's made, but all over your state, counterspies, quads are moving into action.