Franklin High School - Molecule Yearbook (Franklin, VT)

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THE COUNTERFEITERS :.Oo It was the hunting season. One day, as Bill and Jack were walking through the woods looking for signs of deer, they came upon an old shack. Let's go in and seo what the inside look s like, said Bill. All right, said Jack, as ho started up the tumbled down steps. The door was psrtly opened end the boys went in. There were a few pieces of old furniture in th first room the boys entered. From here they entered a room that had been the kitchen. That's funny, said Jack. It looks as if somebody has eaten here recently. Probably just some hunter that got lost and came in here to eat his lunch, said Bill. Could be, but I don't think so, replied Jack. Let's go upstairs and seo what's up there, said Bill. The two boys went upstairs, but os there was nothing up there that interested them, they went back down. We still haven't explored the ccller, said Bill. Well, what are we waiting for? asked Jack. So they went down cellar. The first thing the boys saw was a printing press. Whet would a printing press be doing here? questioned Bill. I think I h8ve a good idoo, replied Jack. Listen! Somebody's coming. Get your rifle ready. All right, boys. Drop then, said a gruff voice behind Jthorn. Now tie them up! And hurry. We have to get that money printed and into town before dark. His helper tied the boys up; then both went to work, paying no attention to tho boys. Jack, however, kept working his arms b8ck and forth until finally he worked them free. He quickly but quietly grabbed his rifle 8nd msde one of the men untie Bii The two boys walked down the mein street of town to the Police Station with the two men at gun point.