New Britain herald., 1928-03-08
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end a harvest festival in their home own Of Ellis,on, w. Va.
 They run into an automobile hold r. Jill is kidnaped ny bandits. hut s rescued by Jack Stuart, who re- t.rus her 10 her home. II Is The l,l story reyamped. Jack stops for visit and remains 10 wed the love Jill
 rhre, wars pass into the discard. hiding tha young couple the happy .areuts oC a pair Of twin boys and girl, Life has been very kind 10 hem. despite the hard times
 Now comes the Great Event. 'tuar, and Tony Justin buy tuns- ten mine and sell fourth interest h it for sl00, GOO to Pat sweeney 'gther of Mary, whom he has nick amed Mike" q typical flapper, but "snuare shooter" as even her enemies admit
 To the Stuarts, their wealth seems imi,less. IL is their joint checking tccount that is the cause Of thelf .trst quarrel. which is the torerun- ler Of many,
 Easy money. Instead of joy, Il ...ams 10 have brought distrust and ealousy. Gilded evils unknown to them before, now threaten the very youndations of their home.
 Enter the beautiful divorced. Nita Eayelle. and Francois Le Iarte, the ,Iancing man.
 Jill and Tony accept an offer ot d dancing engagement at a hotel lh pittsburgh. Mike Sweeney gives na1v in their honor at her home. and plans another. a limousine par rv. for them to Pittsburgh, the next lay. She ignores Amity Smythe In har invitation, after Amlty throws an uncalled- for remark at Jill. But Jill xraciously mercedes for her. Professor Le Tarte. hopelessly in- toxicated, climbs into the stuart sedan while Jill is waiting for her husband. Jacks suspicious are again aroused. They are drifting closer 10 he shoals of marital strife. !. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER NXXI1
 It ie q narrow line that often itmes divides our destinies. It IS ;ae careless word spoken that some mes changes the whole scheme of hings for us. How slight they are .ad yet--how manlfestly full ol meaning.
 Just a word Of affection from lack that morning in response 10 ger tentative offering, and Jill stu- 1T, would have been sobbing out the earning of her love-hungry heart 77r arms around his neck.
 Eut instead of that word Of affec- ion, she was told that she was still harping on that old home a,uff. and for Petc's sake to forget it."
 1t was the spoken word that marked the dividing lines in thelr ,riyate lives. One line ran to love farmony and contentment. The tner wound it's zigzag way through labyrinth of fault finding. cocktail vizzlins jealousy. and finally - 'aSedy. Til, at heart. was the natural lother. wife and homo maker. Will 3- always, to do her shar"-and q lille bit more, if emergency called ;ut she was no paragon ol domesn- -.,;od virtues that yearns to hulnple lerself in the bosom Of her tafllis ,bile her husband warns his ego IT ho bosom of some other mans fanl- i> Jill was Q good wife. But sh. as also a woman, and essenNa''s iuman.
 And so It vas on this particular !. corning that Jill, denied the lo'' scr Woman's heart as wife, craN d. turned to the love that her hear q mother beat true and brave.
 lack Stuart had been in 'huSl ,sss" about a week at the tune 0 Nike Sweeney's last party The flr1 ras known as "J. M. stuart X com .apy. Realtors-Bond Brokers' tack had fitted up q pair of luNuri .,us office rooms in Main stree office building. The business was no If sufficient volume, as yet, 10 war vant ,be, hiring of q s'enograpner yut if had been agreed that as sool as it attained to that importance Ejllie Browne should have the pos' ion. If the genera! consensus O opinion among the nlaJoNl'y of ne trtands hold true. Bllli"'s chauc" fo
 lob was q bit discoGraging. Hu ulllic was optimistic.
 I, Vas owing to Bill!,'s op'irui"n .u1 interest in the "btIsineSs' fha ,1, calm. to near for the first tln e her husba nd's alleged ''sIi"n ..artner," The news stirred Jill lm utrnedlatc action. which took fh -orrn Of a visit to tha offices of j t. stuart a 'oalpa1y teai'ofS an ,;ond Erck are,'
 Who is t'la 2 oupu.y-' J""" :. n. oueried of th. J, M. stuart pal
 inc firm.
 He laughed. but II Was 8 m'r'h ,s laugh. and her faith in hlrn' 'o .,rh that had induced her to den % rufnor Of his partnership "i'
 ,a~ts;n person. h'san to slip.
 'JrlI NIr. Ja"h, Sll' f'iSlF'' 'i' ' .uinc against h"p' that bi!il" ma ..o listening to uufoundei gossll
 "Thrro Is no Company. ne illl7
 lolI her. something like an apo sy in lis manner and tone son marty start I tI' r' por' that M .ay..IIe uas silent partner an .pd put s5o,oo" into 'h' flrrn. ..nyonc told you that. ar yo'i h'5 .n,on, say i'. just t"ll '"m for ii rs silly chatter. I'm not a fo' altogether. and even f N1fa Ra''I had sao.oGo--which I doubt ''' ralIrh-aud offered to put Y in' ,h' firm [ wou,dn't talk It. ] d"'i .,en rant | man partner. let a'"' a wo1uan,'
 That's Just what ] told blIl Erowne." -vclaIu"d Jill. world