New Britain herald., 1928-02-29
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brother, Tony. to attend harvest festival in their home town Of Elils- ton. W. Va. The two run into an automobllo bold-up. Jill is kidnapped by bandits hut later rescued by Jack stuart and returned to her homo.
 It is the old. old story retoid, Jack stops for a visit and remains 10 wed the lovely Jill.
 After three years comes th" Great Event A mine of tungsten bearing ore is purchased by stuart and Tony Justin on q tax title. They sell oDe-four,h interest to Pat sweeney father of the gyrul called Mike, Tor s1no.o0o.
 Pat takes Mike. the Stuarts, the Justjns. and Father Ryan to Pltts- hpr-h on 8 week end party. At 1h" hotel Jill and Tony receive an offer of a dancing cement from 'he management. which they decllhe' Another feature Of this party Is |; scene between "the gyrul, Nike ana lack Stuart, which Jill observes together with her father, Peter Jus tin.
 All but two loads of the ore hay" been secretly delivered to the sinei- Ter at Pittsburgh. On the morning ths, las, load IS started, Mike over hears plot to vaylay Jack 1ruch. the piotters believing it's carrying moon" She trails after the gun men, and illustrates thelr designs Nith a shot from her own gun, Just as machine gun fusillade IS apou' 70 be directed al Jack.
 Rack home, Mike recites the story of the plot and her part in us rus tration. Jill notes the hsht ol c,ressins softneSs her Jack directs towards Mike at it's conclusion, ana Inc becomes more bitter toward Mike.
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 CHAPTER NN
 Jill Stuart had borne three hab'es for this man. Twice had she gone flown into the Nalley or the Shado" for him. And what had 1t profited her? She had her babies--yes. She had ,on. through hells of torture in bringing them into this world. slnce then she had drag out an exist ance of never-tnding drudgefs III taking care of those children. but mt once had she ever complained even whined. She had done her part.
 And now comes this fresh young flapper. and at the first sight Of hef' his wife, his babies, everything Is forgotten. Is it any wonder that the wife should ask herself: Whats $ the use of giving all the time" why not turn about and do little Of the taking the others are doing?
 Whether Jill Stuart asked herself those questions that evening at the Sweeney home. or whether she just suddenly resolved upon change, IL remains a fact that from that night on the old Jill ceased to exist. And the new Jill was a different woman entirely. as Jack Stuart was destln- cd to learn.
 "FIrT1 THOUSAND DOLLARS, Jack. I just can't believe It yet. Fifty thousand - why, it's all th t.loney in tn world.'
 Thus erupted the New Woman on the morning following the night be- fore. when she had taken unto ber- self a new borning-in spirit. if not in the flesh.
 How many thousand women-and men-of suddenly acquired fortune haze expressed tkat same erroneous thought-made that same gri.Nous mistake: They possessed "all th. money in the world" A figure ol speech. of course, They didn't mean quite all.'
 But, comparatively speaking s5o.' noo to the etuarts and to Tony Jus tin-Slno.o00--in full-was "a pile of money. without bottom or end In it's first glimmerlng, pristine whole, it was "all the money i'll th' world" II seemed" ineNhausfihie limitless. 10 say it in round figure $50. .NG0.
 And so. having "all the money 1T the world nearly all they must needs go on spending spree a prodiga, spending Jag at once.
 I've must live, dear heart. as te- its people with money How manl ', uif.-of the Wly-rlcl>--ha h' i=red that delicious blt Of corn bred' philosophy
 Puppets of Easy Moncy--odjs anc eNen-tney all jump when the d"Nl pulls the strings. Satan. they say always finds misc hief for idle hapd' to do. Young Mir. and Mrs. Newly rich need no hell from satan. Wha mischief he or she cannot handlil think of thentss lves their friend vill suggest. Pity the poor youn. lnan-anl Wonlan-N ho are ih' sudden recipients of q large sum O money ready cash. They must b. wise youngsters. indeed, of Wilon their good friends don't soon lnal5' precious fools.
 To the everlasting credit. hc ! sad, of Jack Stuart and Tony Jus tin. that tn 9lr first consideration was not the pleasure their wealti was going 10 bring them individual ly, but what it was going 10 brlnt others. Jack naturally thought :" hLs family. Jill auG the babies Ton, though. Of his father-he being th' nearest. Then hr thought of Jill her chiidrer an', - Father Ryan Both Jack anJ he agreed that th' priest. in view or his closc assocla ton with ths family for so many years. was entitled 10 sghstaItia remembrance.
 "Wha' d'vuh say Jack" Wa' Tony's proposal. after they ha, talked the matter over If I Eicl ID to Father Pat with 1oh biI"ke, aut