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Her Husband's Widow i,aiie oaled ever so slightly. She took the document and read It, walking slowly. Captain Rhedan glancing : admiringly meanwhile at her shapely ' head with Its red curls bent forward in the sunlight. The report was terse. It told Leslie little or nothing that she did not already know. She handed It 'back to Captain Rhedan, with an inquiring glance. "I was aware of all this," she said in a low voice. "I am glad to hear that. May I ask ' from whom you had the particulars of ; Mr. Varney's death?" "From his cousin, Sir Ralph Gaveston." "Mrs. Varney," said Rhedan, j, with an appearance of solemnity, "it was not without considerable reluctance that I took this step of intruding en you in your grief. I took counsel in this matter with my principal. Captain Steele, who felt very properly that he -could not approach you and left me ' free band In this matter. You are aware, of course, that he and. your husband happily composed their differ- , ences and shook hands before the fa- ' tality occurred." Leslie nodded. " "Sir Ralph Gaveston," continued the ' captain, "the moment after the ccldent occurred, declared that your husband had placed the pistol in his own ', pocket. Mrs. Varney, 1 am convinced that he did nothing of the sort. He had i'. no opportunity of doing so. He never weut near the pistol, case at all, nor ' near his overcoat till Sir Ralph helped him on with it." . "How then did the pistol come to be in his pocket?" asked Leslie, stopping and retarding her companion. - -' "It did net come there by accident, Mrs." Varney. It ' waa placed .there, Jy Sir, Ralph .Gavest6n." .. . . "But . . . to vhat end? Surely .a "man Might carry a pistol in : his v.- .-w. .. . ...... 7 - . - "Ycu man that no man could be sure of murdering another by such a : mtans. He could not be sure, I agree. " But it might be worth trying." ' Leslie put' out her hand and touched . for support one of -the , oaks ' which k might have been planted by.her dead husband's ancestors.. "The suggestion ycur words convey, Mr. Rhedan," Ehe said, speaking with difficulty, "is horriblemonstrous! It is also incredible. What purpose could Sir Ralph have had in attempting to murder my husband? He was not his heir my husbanjd has left no will". -r ., , i Rhedan smiled grimly. V'So I heard, Mrs. Varney. But I have just returned from Calais by the same steamer which your husband and his cousin travelled by. I -heard the stewards discussing your husband's death. One of them told me that at your husband's request he witnessed his signature to ' a will the night before the tragedy." "Then whre is it, cried Leslie, : startled. ' - - "Possibly Sir Ralph Gaveston knows." Leslie steadied herself with an ef- - fort. "Why did you sign the processverbal if you believed . that Oswald ? was the victim of foul play?; she asked. "I hardly understand French-I had not had time to think the matter over I did not quite appreciate my principal's position in the matter under ' French laws. I am sorry that I did not act more quickly." Leslie looked . at the letter in her ; hand addressed, to Sir Ralph Gaveston. She had apparently discovered ,; her father only to learn that he had - contrived her husband's murder. f The lodgekeeper's curly-haired boy appeared from behind a tree and touched his cap. ' ' "Shall I post that, ma'am?" he ask- '. ed, seeing the letter In bis mistress's hand. She looked at the urchin and hesitated. "Yes, Willie," she said, comtng to a sudden decision. "Put it in the box.- It will be in time for the last collection." She could not let her father want even if this thing were true. She turned again to Captain Rhedan. "I confess,", she said, "that what you have told me distresses and perplexes me very much." She felt she must ; shield her father. "I really cannot cred- ; it such a charge against Sir Ralph Gaveston," she said, flushing deeply. Captain Rhedan lifted his eyebrows. He had frequented the London clubs long enough to be surprised that any one should entertain a vestige of reX spect for the baronet. s "Very well, Mrs. Varney," he said I stiffly. "I have discharged a very painfur duty in acquainting you with these acts. It is for you to act upon them ( w tot ignore them as you think fit." ," What could I do?" asked Leslie. Her eyes were downcast, she was playing nervously with a leaf she had ' plucked from an overhanging branch. I "You had better consult your- solidtors. I admit that there seems to be no ground for a criminal prosecution, I especially as the deed was ' done In France.! don't know much, about ..the law, but I imagine that the English ' courts would have no jurisdiction in ,the matter." To Be Continued.

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WANTEI Girt for housework. i South 21st. ? v - 274t WANTED A lady with a surplus of energy, to do residence : corset fitting. . Splendid opportunity-. - to .- the woman who can deliver the j goods. Address A. B. C, care Palladium. 26-3t PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING Repair Work Promptly Attended to. 543S. ESt. Phone 2854. WANTED ' ' ? We ' have 60 houses we want to rent, any location. Rent from $8.00 to $35.00, per month. THOMAS & MILLER Palladium Bid. Phone 2576 J WANTED Experienced "ready-to-wear salesladies, good salary, steady employment-Apply. GRAND LEADER WANTED A.wojaianto-do-Wft9hing afreslfdence .on Mondays. Phone 3719 or call Mrs. H. E. Pinnlck, 30 S. 21st st. " 25-7t WANTED business college student wishes place to work mornings. Address Box 2, care Palladium. 25-7t WANTED Piano tuning and player . piano repairing; -, also all kinds of -.: usical instruments repaired; 30 years', experience.' W. B. Watoon, af S. 7th st. Phone 1756." WANTED Roomers, with or without board,' close to Automatic Tool Works. Address W. H., care Palladium. 25-3t WANTED Atkinson pays highest cash prices for second hand goods and sells at lowest prices. See him at once. ,416 Main. Phone 1945. 4-tf DWELLING WANTED I desire to purchase for cash a desirable up-to-date dwelling, must be modern rttb all conveniences, and located east or Ninth S-' between North B and South A Streets, would be willing to consider a suitable lot for erection of a dwelling. Replies should - -e street address and price, addrc .s HOME SEEKER, cars Palladium. 21-7t WANTED To explain a new plan of Saving Money. Ask the First National Bank, 7th and Main Sts. WANTED Lawn mowers to sharpen and repair, screen doors and windows made and repaired. Repairs of all kinds. Called for and delivered. Brown Darnell Co. Phone 19S6. TELEGRAPHY The inost complete system of railroad and commerci-tl telegraphy possible, block system, station work, etc. Positions guaranteed. Correspondence solicited. - Wayne Sc'-ool cf Telegraphy, Fort Wayne, Ind HELP WANTED Female--Women mako $15 to $35 weekly selling guaranteed hosiery. Experience unnecessary. Part or foil time. Pair beautiful silk hose free to first person accepting agency In your town. " Write international Mills. Norrlstown. Pa. - : ' " - " - : 24-tf WANTED To rent 4 rooms and bath., modern, centrally located. Address H, care Palladium. 24-tf STOVES repaired,- new grates and parts furnished, baby cabs, wringers, sweepers, saw filing, shears and tools ground, bicycle tires, all kinds of repairing. Werk called for and delivered free. Wesley Brown & Son. Phone 3086. N. W. 2nd and Williams. WANTED Middle-aged man "who wants a home and is willing to care for an old gentleman. Phone 8623, Eaton, or P. O. Box 8, Campbellstown. Ohio. 23-7t WANTED Young men and women who want a job? Business is calling for those who are trained. Next Monday is the opening of the. first winter term at the Richmond Business College. WANTED All round baker. Phone Metzcar & Son. Greenville, O. 28-2t WANTED One good boy, 18 years of age. Aply Richmond Underwear Co. v -' -:. - 28-2t WANTED If there are any unlmployed stenographers in Richmond who want employment you should call at the Richmond Business College and take some dictation-v work - with the advanced class and bring up .your speed. We need some more competent people to fill, the present de-man4.

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x SWEDISH "MASSAGE Is life it self. 'It wll chase away the years ? like magic." - Every nerve, every fibre in your whole body will fairly tingle with the force of yeur own awakened, power. You are made over new from head to foot. Drop postal - for" "treatment. PROF. YHNELL, 25 S. 9th St ; FOR RENT FOR RENT 5 ' rooms and bath. 6 rooms and bath.. Large store room, 17x90 ft. " C. E. SELL, ' " - -C 710 , main Street. Phones t office, 2962; residence, 3673. FOR RENT 5 room cottage, Charles avenue, on city car line. Phone 4309. 27-7t FOR BJSNT Two front rooms for light housekeeping. 24 North 13th St " 27-3t FOR RENT 905 N. G. Inquire Dr. Kinsey. 27-7t FOR RENT 6 room house with bath. 31 North West 3rd St. Phone 1572. 27-7t FOR RENT Room for gentleman, with steam heat and bath. 25 North 16th St 27-7t FOR RENT 5 room house, 16 S. W. F st. Call across street. 20 S. W. F. St. V 26-3t FOR RENT Room, 622 Main. 2-7t FOR RENT Cottage, 7 rooms, modern, 10 rooms with furnace. Phone 3040. ' 26-3t FOR RENT House 6 rooms, electric light, gas, 509 S. 5th st H. C. Builerdlck. Phones 1235 or 1419. t-tf FOR RENT Furnished ' rooms for hou-ekeeping. 48 Ft. Wayne ave. 26-7t FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 212 N. 9th. Phone 1928. 23-7t FOR RENT House of six rooms. 209 S. 10th st. WANTED To explain a new plan of Saving Money. Ask the First Na tional Bank, 7th and Main Sts PUftN!SHfiL ROOMS-Rex Hotel, newly equipped. 427 Mam street. 29-tf FOR RENT House at 303 Lincoln St., ' 7 rooms and bath. Call at 301 Lincoln. . 25-7t FOR RElNT Furnished" flat, 4 rooms modern. 330 Main. 25-7t FOR RENT Rooms for housekeep- : ing, lights and gas. -376 Ft. Wayne Ave. 28-it FOR RENT 3-room apartment. 103 N. 17th unfurnished 28-2t FOR SALE ll!l!irailIiIIISllllIttlllll1l!IIl!IIIIIHII!l!lfflllllllllll!ttlltlllllli: I FOR SALE Several Bargains in good I U: 1 C A R taken in on trade, all in first J data . condition . and . running m "order. j Biggest Bargain of the season in a uoocs m .Used Electric I One electric ' car as good as S i new cost 2,uu.uu. . ii som in i the next few. days will take g You cail go from coast-to-coast g and can't find another bargain . f like this one. a- SEE . ISpangler I Jdnes. m . " '. t the - . .:, 5 I Central Auto Station ' I I v 1115 Main Street. i lapiiiiisiM FORSALE A bargain In ' SECTIONAL BOOK CASE. ...... r-,r i Dottt mist thfat, good as new. " Call room 6, Knollenberg'8 Annex. . 28-3t FOR SALE Steel range, nearly as good .as new, with warming shelf and tank. Phone 2855 or 1310 Main street. 28-lt

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FOR SALE TYPEWRITERS for sale, rent or re paired. Richmond Typewriter Exchange. Room 1. Hittle Block. Phone 1010. FOR SALE Coal range. 217 College Ave. Phone 3174. 27-2t FOR SALE 1914 Westcott, electric lights and starter, reserve tire. This car is In good condition. Will sell reasonable. Qall 1868. 23-eod-4t C. A. SMITH of New Castle, lnd., will hold his tenth annual sale of TJurocs, Nov. 12, 1915, and will offer 60 head that he would be glad to stand at the side of any herd, both, m breeding and quality. We would -like to show you this excellent offering of 20 males, 20 yearling gilts, 15 tried sows and 5 spring gilts. FOR SALE . . ATTENTION AUTOMOBILE OWNERS ' . We manufacture gasoline storage outfits for underground sterage of gasoline. They conform to- the Underwriters' requirements. We have them In all : sizes and the prices are right, quality the best. WELDEX MFG. CO., B. H. FETTA," Prop. Cor. Twelfth and North. E SU. Phone 1494. f FOR SALE Full blooded buff orphlnaton. - Thurman Constable, Bethel, Ind. 28-2t FOR SALE Fine surrey, horse . and harness, $60. 732 North 10th street Phone 3494. 28-7t FOR SALE Sweet cider. Phone 4712 or 2371. . 28-2t FOR SALE-r-1914 : Wescott, - electric lights and starter, reserve tire. This car -is in good 'condition. Well sell reasonable. Call 1868. y 28-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat FOR SALE Garland . base burner. 200 South 10th., - --8-3t FOR SALE Good Peninsula coal , range in excellent condition. Phone 4001. 2-7t ok ttALtt faig type; polaneVc-Chintf male pigs. H. Nicholson. Webster ted. -tt FOR SALE Square piano, $7.00. 732 North JOtb St. Pbon 3494.. M-3t

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FOR SALE FOR SALE Collie, female, 1-year-old; fox terrier, female, 7-months-old. Call 101 S. 9th st. 26-7t FOR SALE Wagons, harness, vehicles, vehicles, all kinds. 317 N. A st. 26-5t WANTED To explain a new plan of Saving- Money. - Ask the First National Bank, 7th and Main Sts. FOR SALE Standard Rotary Sewing Machine, central needle, used a tew weeks only. This Is a real bargain for $30. H. D. Lacey, 9 S. 7th st. SPIRELLA CORSETS and Win. Frank's children's waists. 525 Main st Mary Klelhorn Martin, corsetiere. Ptone 2488. FOR SALE . . ATTENTION Dealers Who Handle GASOLINE We make a very complete line of tanks for underground storage of gasoline. They conform to all requirements of the Fire Marshal. We furnish several different styles of pumps. Our prices are right , WELDEX MFG. CO., R. H. FETTA, Prop. Cor. Twelfth and North E Sts. Phone 14C1. FOR SALE One splendid Jersey cow. Am ' leaving farm. Address O R. Staley, R. R. 6, Richmond. Ind. 21-7t We . match your hair - with NATURAL HAIR and make your switch to order. COME AND SEE US. Miss Leota Steward, 13 SOUTH TENTH STRELi', . Phone 1273. FOR SALE Ferrets, $4 each. Phone 1856. ' 2-7t FOR SALE Kief er pears. 5135-A. . " Phone 26-7t FOR SALE Furnace, baseburner, cook stove,- force pump, water closet doors, at 130 S. 7th at 26-7t OTC. SCHWING, Campbellstown. O., general auctioneering; farm sales a

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FOR SALE STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE 13 head of 775 pound black angus steers of good Quality,' also three shorthorn heifer cows. Extra good feeding bunch. See D. R. Funk. Auction -Sale Of Household Goods SAT.. OCT. 30TH. beginning at 1:20 at 17 South 7th, consisting of about 8 rooms. Come early. A. O. DEERING, Auctioneer. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE 160 ACRE FARM Will Be Sold at AUCTION ON EASY TERMS. NOV. 4. 1915. Sale On the Farm at 2 O'clock p. m This farm is located about 35 miles southeast of Indianapolis, 8 miles southeast of Columbus, and 1 mile south and mile west of Grammer. In Jennings county. Indiana, known as the J. B. Arnold farm, with productive soil, good Improvements, . plenty of fruit tubular well, living water for stock, 25 acres of good timber. 135 acres lays level, balance slightly rolling, and located In the very garden of Indiana, with beautiful cities, finest of country homes, with many fine drives and pike roads. good churches and best of schools. This farm will positively be sold regardless of price or value. Your price is mine. On the following terms, to-wlt: $1,000 cash or good security on contract or $2,500 cash or good security. I will take mortgage on farm for balance, with interest and execute deed. Annual payments less than the rental value of farm, with privilege of partial payments. I wlll.be at the farm personally after Oct 30 to Nov. 4. For further information write me or call at farm Oct 30 to Nov. 4. 1915. GEO. W. KIRKPATRICK, Commercial Real Estate and Merchandise Broker Auction Sales and Trades a Specialty Kendallville, - Ind. Col. T. L. Wickerson, Auctioneer, Ken dallville, Ind Insurance. Loans. Real Es tate, Rent Collections. O. B. Fulghum, over 710 Main St. Phone 2233. FOR SALE A fine farm of 140 acres, practically level land, good fertile soil in high state of cultivation, nearly new dwelling of eight rooms, good barn and other outbuildings, well ditched and well fenced and located near good market " school and churches. Is offered at a bargain if sold soon. Address Farmer, care Palladium. - 23-eod-3t A. M. ROBERTS.. REAL ESTATE. CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES. LIBERTY AVE. R. NO. L .PHONE 4171. OFFICE 18 S. 8TH. FOR SALE 80 acres, $7,000 ; 50 acres,' $5,000; 35ft seres. $3,250; 20 seres, $1,800. Afi kinds of city property. PORTERFIELD & DeBOY. WANTED To explain a new plan of Saving Money. Ask the First Na tional Bank. 7th and Mais U.

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By McManuo FOR 8ALEMODERN HOMES In all parts of city. Special bargain In -a home on North 12th street. 2 on West 5th street. These are big bargains. See . . HOME BUILDERS Phones 3247, 4347. 4447. IrHO. Kemper, 319 West Main St. FINANCIAL TODAY .We Are-' ready to loan In any amount from $5 to $100 on Household Goods. Pianos, Teams. Fixtures. Etc, without removal, for one :ion to one year la monthly, weekly or quarterly payments. We Pay Off Leans With Other Companies. Home, Loan Co. 220 Colonial Bldg. Phone 1509, Richmond, Indiana. BUSINESS CLASSIFIED TAXI SERVICE, anywhere In city. 10c. Quaker City Oarage. Phone 1625. WELDING All kinds of broken castings la on ot our specialties. We do high class work at reasonable prices. Bring as the work and ws will satisfy yoo. WELDEX MFG. CO. Cor. 12th and N. B St Phons 1494. WANTED To explain a ner plan oi Saving Money. Ask the First NatJonal Bank. 7th and Main Sts. IF YOU want your carpets cleaned. Phone 2230. D. W. V. altera. 13-16t FARM LOANS FARM LOANS st i and H- 101, Colonial Building. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES O'SKINNAY COME ON OVER and let Sklnqer A Young take the kinks out of your clothes. Room 1. Palladium BuMlag. Phone 2675 Work Called for and Delivered. FOR SALE High class picture tbea-f trea. clear stores, other retail stores. and factories; used store fixtures, eta! Danl wait tor prosperous times to get; Into business. Now la the time to et cure bargains. If yon want to sell.! list your business with us. Ws get! inquiries from all over the state. Ia-t dlsns Business Exchange. Kokomo. Ind. ' S4-CT WANTED To explain a new plan of Saving Money. -Ask the First National Bank. 7th and Main Sts. MOVING, TRUCK & TRANSFER LINE ; FURNITURE Moved to snd from tns city by large motor track. Forres: Monger. Transfer snd Storage Co. Phone 2 SO 8. LOST LOST Bunch of keys between Greensfork snd Hagerstown. owner's name on same. Mail to Hagerstown or leave at Auto Truck Station. Richmond with your address. .- H. S. Downerd. Hagerstown. Qreenfork and Richmond Auto Truck. -- It LOST On Earlham car. small package. Return to 117 Chestnut street. 28-lt FOUND FOUND A door key. Owner msr have same by calling at Palladium.! Shit