The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-28
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&Y48&4Ds NEGtgnuyu& 70 DC tnG EtAeE elFl. ehe is ashamed of the m&eeY@0n but kepg it up, even Wn9m BkML GIDDAL, Madeiine'l eoile1n, asks her to marry him. W1H and Donna gre married.
 HfR9 PLANTER, h0usekccpeP Mischarged by Donna, is her
 Madeline who has married CON DAVID animal trainer, is killed Con km0wg of DOnna's deception end decides to blackniaiI her. He comes Co the nearby town and
 DOwna meets him secretly. Con
 threatens tO cause trouble for
 her. Mrs Planter learns of the
 meeting and writes Bill an SD. OnynrOglg letter.
 blIi goes to see Con and dur. ing his absence Grandfather Slds 6aI dies. J3lI, believing Donna hes committed bigamy, tells her he Knows the tFuth", and will 1eAve Immediately after the fu. neral. Donna steals away and boards . train for Chicago.
 CHAPTER xLV1
 Dona heard the familiar voice almost before she saw who was speaking. "Weii, look who's here! didn't expect to see you"
 She stared into Con David's blurred, bioodghot eyes For some reason she was not surprised. No. thing would surprise her now, Cons face came closer, Feceded, Jiig eyes were like large black coals that burned through her skull. They diminished into tiny beads of jet. His mouth was q red gash that grew larger until 1t swallowed his face.
 bonna's lips were stir and dry s'You winW she mumbIcd.
 Kicked you out, did he?"
 "NO, I icft--before he did"
 That's what 1 thought he do Tough customer, that husband of yonra. But if you'll listen to me where you belong. A farms no you're out Of training now but youJi soon get your stride again"
 He took her hat from the scat and sat down beside her. Donna was not conscious Of irritation, Sine didn't care whether he sat there or not. She felt that she should hate him, but insto0d she had no feeling for him. ono way or another. Ho had merely staged the climax of the drama eh0 herself had written.
 "0oing to chi suppose?"
 "Yeg," she agreed.
 Som !. Decided I'd better. go whIio the g0ipg's good. Slddhl might get nasty. after ho thinks over what 1 said."
 You chose . bad time to leave" Donna. said slowly, Iabos IA Hn n to Lebanon t0 get Grandfathcr Hlddais money you should have sfSyed until his will was read"
 "Wiiii What do you mennT
 He's dead. He died this
 "iTI De damncdI So you didn't set 70 make. make good your thr'atT
 "I mean get him 10 change his will in favor of your precious
 NO. He didn't change tho "iImi Then what are you run. ming away for? Even # the boy friend is through with y0p, so far as ho knows you're Madeline sld' dsi and the property Is yours: You can kick him o.t, you know" she looked at hlm, not not comPrc' ,n g,rs h'nMS1SSS MSSS do". %"a' ysS sS Gso,ce Tss "i,%s ni% theroIi De no need to spill the truth about the fraud. Aside from the money, I'm strong. for you. You know that l don't want to hurt you. hated Ilke the devil to threaten you. but it's every fellow for himself, you know, And whats the matter?"
 Bho was staring at him jn blank amaz6mcnt. "Iie said you told him the truth. Jt was be' cause of what you said that he Was going to leave mo. If you didn't tell him I'm not Madeline, in beaven's name what dld you teii him that could turn hin against me s0W
 Tine man shifted uneSsily. v told him tho iitcral truth and nothing else"
 the money you want so badly n BjIJ knows I'm aB impOsteOrW
 "He d0esHt know it didn't say anything about the m0sque' yade, What [ said was the truth and he chose to interpret 1t 1n h differeBt Way--tbhtB aIIW
 Donna caught his arm foverish. Em%r" r"h'' -'- what ''a you a' "" line Giddai and showed him tho certificate, rather imagine nc believes that you committed Dig. amy, my dear, when you went through the ceremony with him;"
 "Ob, my 6odl" she cried. "No wonder he acted tho way he dld, What a seoupdrsi you arc, Cor Davidi ! didn't know man eouid be 50 vile. And you Knew that loved him. yon knowGl ,,S.s--a'I ;s;.': of 't' "''' Kill you for juch % of tie train flung hcr back into the chair. ..
 quickly. "You can't so back TH. TTSers's % no 'y stop % for 16o miles, and | wouldn't advise you to jump off kbs train. Another fall might not prove as fortunate as the last one. They might tak0 you pack in box. Reason this out, DoHna, I didn't teii him you were my wife. He jumped to that .c0bclus i sion himself. Up t0 that time he thought that be was q deceived l husband And I Was your lover. Inst riisdl Where would you be nAppER. FANNY SAYS: