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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

WantedeMarriod man with small
family 70 workton farm by year. Coco
reference required. Address Herbert
Nichols, Minerva, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

pss ooie-lsS iDpeetsd draft stall.
liens sn1 aarss: % large JACKIE: oSoo
Up. Slilaels Hoess Company. 0ood Dlk..
Dee Neooso. lew,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

Wanted-Good live agents for North
Gus commissions. Prompt settlements
Alfalfa Valley Land Company. Pioneer
Press Duildiag. az. Paul. Ainn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

YOU are wanted for government post
ton; $50 month. Write for list OF po.
sitions open. franklin Institute. Dept.
Loan RonhAafer N Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

started With 1360 capital. ciears'
81 800 flrst three months: can be dom
anywhere: nothing to sell. Particular
feY stamp. Wtm. r. Hunter. 32+ y,
vernon avenue. Detroit, Mich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-04

PR oslo-A few extra good Dueoe
Jersey bred sowS for March ana ApIil
fasroW. one extra 0oo0 5.ysSs-o:S3
ehorthoen bun. LETTER walker, Rhodes.
Iowa.
The evening world., 1911-08-11
JUST OUT OF SING SING,
THREATENS HIS CHILDREN,

Charged with threatening to kill his
eighteen-year-old daughter and his son.
August. Jacob Bremen. just out of
Sing Sing prison. was arraigned in the
Coney Island Police Court to-day. Bren-
ner's appearance and actions In court
prompted Magistrate Hylan to send him
to Kings County Hospital for observa-
ton as to his mental condition.
Bremen was sentenced to Sing Sing
two years n six months ago for q
murderous assault on his wife. The
family lived A. that time in Manhattan,
on the east side. The two children tes-
tined against their father al the trial.
During Brenner'e term In prison his
wife went 20 Philadelphia, where she is
now employed " . trained nurse.
Bremen. upon his return from prison,
looked UP his children. He invaded the
office where his daughter was employed
~ n stenographer and created a dis.
turbance. On two occasions he tried
to break into the house where the son
and daughter are living. at No. 220
Neptune venue.
Leo Siegel. n private detective. found
Bremen proving about the Neptune
venue house early to-day and took him
into custody after a hard battle. A
bottle of nitric acid was found in one
Of Brenner's pockets.
The evening world., 1911-08-11
POPE NOT GAINING
STRENGTH AS HIS
DOCTORS HOPED
Pontif Is No Worse, but a De-
cided Change for the Bet.
ter Was Expected
KEEPS HIS GOOD UMO
81 Intend to Get Well In Spite
of Them" He Says Joking
With Cardinal.
KEEPS HIS GOOD HUMOR

ROME. Aug. 1.-THE Improvement IN
the condition OF Pope Plus to-day was
not so great as had been hoped for.
However. his physicians appeared
sratified that their patient was no
worse.
Or. Petacci and Prof. M~archiafava
arrived at the Vatican at ESQ o'clock
this morning and remained with the
Pontiff until $40 O'Clock. They received
a detailed report from DR.. Amfci, VINO
had been in the chamber throughout
the night and mado q chart Of the
varying symptoms.
After a talk with DR.. Annie, the other
physicians made a thorough examina-
ton Of His Holiness and seemed salts
ned that he had not failed during the
night. although they were seemingly
disappointed that there had not been
. MARKED cNan.e FOR the hette~.
After / o'clock this morning, when he
fell asleep. the Pope had the best rest
that he has had for several nights. DR..
Amlci. watching at the bedside, noted
that the breathing was more normal
than at any time since the illness be-
gan. In the early hours OF .he day
the temperature dropped many degrees
The evening world., 1911-08-11
HOW TO REMOVE
FACIAL BLEMISHES


II may he a simple burn, a cut. or a
boil, or q earbuncle, or a fclon, or &C.
zema, Or BARRIERS itch, OF letter, or
shingles, or dandruff, or psoriasis, or
piles, or itching, or eruptions from
poison ivy. II 1t Is a skin trouble, Resi-
mol Ointment is always effective. II
gives instantaneous felief. II must not
be elassed with patent preparations
or secret compounds, which appear TO
do wonders and which injure rather
than remedy. Resinol Ointment Is a
product OF science and o. therapy. II
has stood the test of years. 1t Is prac-
ticAlly impossible to find a physician
who does not both use il and recon-
mend 1t. ReSinol Ointment is as much of
a household necessity as is the water
pitcher or teapot. II is compounded by
scientific chemists OF the pureSt ingredi-
entS that nature can produce. There is
not a grain Of poison in il, and il is ut
terly impossible for il to injuret the most
delicate skin of the child or grown per
son. Millions Of people are never with
out II, and il is to he found in Thousands
of travelling bags. II is ready for imme-
date use and the result is instantaneous.
All kinds of skin irritationS. from the
common pimple 10 something serious,
yield to its healing properties. It con-
tainS no lead or mercury or other harm
full ingredients. 1t does not grow old
and is as easy to apply as cold cream.
The ReSinol preparations are for sale by
all druggists, Resinol Chemical Co,
! Baltimore, Nd.
The evening world., 1911-08-11

said ~Steinruck. AS I moved across
tho station while yet In my own nj
try an official stepped I'D to mo and
said, you are requested not to re-
enter Germany for some time to come
! have not been home since then. My
parents sent me 1000 marks In Paris
and when I decided to come to this
country my uncle. Albert Muller, who
is general director of the electrical sys-
tenn OF Berlin. sent an assistant over
here to get me located In business,
For two weeks I worked over the
hooks of a mercantile house In lower
Broadway, and for a veal and a half
I did clerical work In the stewards
department of the Grand Union Hotel.
Then took up my theatrical studies
In earnest. but since my marriage my
allowance has discontinued. md I have
decided to put my talents as an actor
into use"
"Did the Crown Princess Louise ever
speak to you Of her husband7" was
asked.
"She once told me that the Crown
Prince insisted that she cease riding a
bicycle. to which she was addicted. ap.
pearing often In public wearing bloom.
ers." was his reply. she told me thai
she had offered to DO SO IL the Crown
Prince would promise to cease Rettins
drunk. / once saw him fall off his hors,
a, n military review IN the presence o.
Is, 600 soldiers and the Kaiser himself
] might tell you the secret Of the SUP
posed ghost of a former ruler Of sax
ony supposed to walk the corridors O
'the palace near the Crown Princess,
apartments.
Several officers put on watch wsr,
severely punished for cowardice In run.
..... .,,ya.. f.a,. shA EI-.,
an officer was found who had the hardi
hood to fire a bullet into the ghost.
have II from the highest authority thai
! when the white robe was cut open Their,
was exposed to view the black robe Of
a priest. There were no extras ISSUED
by the newspapers of Dresden that day
Did you ask m II the Forthcoming
memoirs would be nteresting? Well
they ought TO be-"
The evening world., 1911-08-11
TAKEN FROM ASYLUM AND
SENT FROM CITY,

''They took me into tho court OF the
asylum me told me to take "A seat
In a carriage. Outside the gates my
father was waiting. They had sent for
him. He got In and we were hurried
To the depot, where / found my mother
was waiting for me. All were strangely
quiet. A railroad ticket was handed
10 me by an official OF the insane asy-
lum, and I was put upon the train with
my destination one hundred miles up
Into the mountains. Here I remained
until after the elopement of the Crown
Princess"
Have you ever seen the Crown
Princess since before your being taken
to the city insane asylum Of Drcsden?''
was asked.
That Is n question must decline
TO answer" said Steinruck. Il was
In Switzerland at the time Giron took
himself on and married Mile. Jeanne
Rraem. The Crown Princess was well
rid OF him. Under instructions from q
messenger ! burned letters and tele.
grams in my possession. She asked
me TO do 80. n / obeyed her wishes
I rave never mot Enrico Toselli, the
young italian pianist she afterwart
married and from whom she soon sep,
arated
"Since my arrival in his country
some five years ago I have rece VOC
5000 a year. paid to me by "A Swis,
woman. the wife OF a wealthy New
York capitalist. The money was pro
vided to enable me 10 complete m,
dramatic education. You ask m,
whether the Crown Princess provide,
me with my allowance. do not know
The money came from a source othe
than my parents, wtho, angered at thei
only son o~lecting a stage career, hav
sent mo only $500 in the whole time
have been In MS country"
The evening world., 1911-08-11
God o, pesnan,, home aid no, cea,.

hood Of Degnan's home did not cease
after he was put IN probation. une
4 the rooms OF Evelyn r. Miller Of Nc
$50 West twentieth street were en-.
tered and rings worth $50 taken. Deg
nan was caught pawning them a few
DAYS ago. Judge Swami ordered thar
no new Indictment be brought against
him. Again Desnan wrote to the Court
blaming cigarettes and dime novels foi
his rndolng. Also. as before. his en-
Employers cant to court and said the!
had confidence in him and would gladl!
take him back.
"IIow is il that you took risks rob
bling houses" asked the Judge. an
yet never stole from your employers
II was brought up to believe that th,
ungrateful man was the meanest in tn,
world" said Degnan. II would not rol
mon who had befriended me-"
The police OF the West Twentieth en-
! West Twenty-seventh street stations at
tribute over sixty robberies to DegBsn.
The evening world., 1911-08-11

and this had q beneficial enect upon
the patient
Those 10 attendance ind dlniculty in
building up the strength OF the Pontin
because OF niy disiaste foi food even In
liquid form.
The Pontiff was undoubtedly some
what relieved of his pains to-day, but
his organism seems unable to combat
the general weakness. For this reason.
although the Pontir was able TO sit up
his morning, he soon afterward re-
turned to his bed. Later he again
expressed a Wish to try the armchair
and again was permitted TO sit ur. lie
said that the change from bed &c chair
and from chair to bed soothed ano re-
freshed him and made his pains less
unbearable.
At noon the Pope's temperature again
rose to 100.
In addition to the physicians ano his
sisters. the Pope this morning saw
Cardinaf Merry del Val, the Papal Sec
rotary OF state. and Mgr. Bisleti. Major
Domo OF tho Vatican. They found His
Holiness more cheerful and In 2 jokins
frame OF mind.
lie commented with amusement on
some OF the stories circulated about his
condition. saying: II intend TO get well
In spite Of them"
The Pope, while enjoying his new
quarters longs TO return to the less
spacious bedchamber which he q &C.
cupied so long. Accordingly the wal
dividing that room from the next apart
ment Is being taken down In order that
the patients wishes may be observed
and at the same time q good size room
for his occupancy be afrorded.
The improvement In the condition Of
the Pope Increased this afternoon. His
temperature fell from 100 at noon e
nearly normal. Al the same time hi:
pains were less severe and the Pontin
was able to take more nourishmcnt.
The evening world., 1911-08-11
REQUESTED NOT TO ENTER
GERMANY \GAlN.

Steinruck considers that he has made
a good use OF the mysterious funds pro-
vided him. lie has a repertoire of ll5
German characters, and he has studied,
he says, under Erwin Baron. a famous
character comedian, now director In
Cologne, n Franz K%ierschner, for
merry OF the Imperial Court Theatre OF
Vienna. who now lives In this city, In
the fy leaf OF a book presented by
Kierschnor 10 Steluruck was written, II
have never had . pupil more highly
talented"
While carrying forward his studies.
Stelnruck has written several vaudeville
sketches, one OF which has been pre-
scented. He has also appeared before
the Dramatic Club Eintrscht.
when ! left home for this country
/ came by way OF Basic, the city on the
frontier where half Of the depot Is In
Germany and half in Switzerland"
The evening world., 1911-08-11
TOO MANY KISSES, NO WORK.
Nansas city Woman Gets Divorce
From Loving, PoetscaI Husband.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. ia hus-
band can be too ~afecuonate and too
poli,e. according to the testimony OF
Mrs. Wentworth Carter. who was
granted a divorce In the circuit court
here to-day.
TOO much poetry, TOO many kisses.
too much dove. too man smiles N too
little DIRK make an unfit kusband,' she
said. Mrs. Carter said that when she
married ten years ago she was tenn
porarily blinded by love and a deluge
Of poetry.
He vas positively Irresistible, 0u,
ne would not work, Judge. When our
last cent was eone he went to South
Carolina. where ne had an uncle, who.
he said. lad money and liked poetry
and wine, too"
The evening world., 1911-08-11
EveryR Wear
Hackett, Carhart
Suit Reduced

Included in this sale are staple Blue
Serge Suits and Black Suits, as we'll
as all this seasons mixture patterns.
There are two and three piece suits
in newest two and three button models
for men snd young men.
The evening world., 1911-08-11
EXLED FORLOVE
OF PRINCESS, HE
FINDS HOME HERE
Steinruck Fears Now Louise's
Memoirs viii Bar Him
From Saxony Forever.
WAS SENT TO ASYLUM.
Freed and Banished When
Princess Eloped With Tutor
-Storyo of Friends Suicide.
WAS SENT TO ASYLUM.

handsome ysunG German actor,
Henry Kurt s~teinruck, who has adopted
America as his foster country. awaits
with no little anxiety the publication of
the book OF memoirs Of the former
crown Princess louise OF Saxony.
Through his Acquaintance with tho
nirtatious Princess steinruck once spent
a period In the city insane asylum Of
Dresden, the capital of Saxony. and
subsequently, was placed In a carriage.
driven TO the station. provided with a
railroad ticket 10 a small town In the
Erxgebirge Mountains. where he re-
NAMED until after tho Princess had
elcpcd with her %children's tutor. Andro
Slscn, which act resulted In her being
dif7rced by her husband. now King
frederick Augustus Of Saxony.
Advices from london where the
P"hcess's exposure cr the royal courts
OF saxony. Prussia and Austria IL
promised nv her pnbiishers saw her
narrative includes the m~isadvcntures OF
st.lpruck and the suicide In Dresden
60 . young army friend OF his on the
nith before the Crown Princess eioped
from Saxony. This particular army
oficer IL said to have obeyed n sum
mons to the presence OF the Crown
Princess IN the royal palace. and. fear
ful Of the consequences TO himself. Mad
shot himself dead. knowing or tho dis
appearance from Dresden OF Steinruck.
On Dec. % last S~teinruck married Miss
Cariine Sommermoyer. whose father 10
a wealthy brewer OF Hanover. Ger
many. n very naturally the young
actor Is adverse to international fame
through the memoirs Of even n princess.
His own father. Carl S~teinruck. Is a
well-to-do paper box manufacturer OF
Dresden. and the young man has ex-
cellent connections in the German
American circles OF New York City.
The evening world., 1911-08-11

meetings with the Crown Princess fur
Sa--G". ma J &c -. propose ~ he
stopped at the frontier by q royal de-
cree"
rs II true that tho day before the
Crown Princess eioped with Giron that
an officer in tho Saxon army. a friend
OF yours. shot himself dead?' was
asked.
ROYAL DECREE EoRelDs NAME
OF THE SUICIDE.
YES" replied steinruck. Il will not
give his name. az a royal order was
made 10 keep It silent forever. and l
obey. This officer had beer admired by
the Crown Princess. and knowing tho
terrible fate I was believed to a met
lat this time I vas under banishment
from tho city. and many OF my friends
believed me dead-he decided to COM
nit suicide. The very next day tho
Crown Princes fed from Dresden with
Giron."
the circumstance surrounding his tenn
porary Punishment from Dresden ne
said:
Now that a part OF this story 10 out.
I suppose you might as well have all
the facts. About two months before the
eiopement, upon my return to Dresden
from Er!urt. where ! had played as
hslf-back In a football game with q
team there. l was arrested Mt the rail-
road station. and told to get into q
carriage which drew up at the city In
sane asylum. Here I was installed in
special quarters. n provided with a
plano. books. billiards n two walters.
These were favors not shown 10
49, .. V.al 49, ~ n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
Elm Grove Personals.

William DauRhertv has resigned his
position az the Cecil Lumber Compa-
ny and accepted another az the farm
OF the county innrmary.
Evelyn. daughter 81 Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Sells. 90 nl az their home In
M0Curdy's addition
Mrs Anthony Duech. o. Patterson.
is spending few days at Mt Glenn
ems. Mich
Robert McCounaughcy has accepted
position with tho cecil Lumber
Company
Mrs Edward Miller has returned 10
her home in NcCurdv's addition after
n visit with Mrs ! T.. Bender. Of
Bethlehem
Charles a. Woods. cashier Of the
First National BANK who has becn
confined fo his home af Park Wow for
several days. is reported ~ be i'm
proving
Henry Faublc. ~ FLORIDA. is spcud.
ing Tow days at his farm on sand
1IlU
Tho keystone ubic cf1ss ~ tho
Stone church wiU meet at tho homo
OF Mrs a p Rubie tor.rht
Frank Campbell. who has been om-
plovoi as night Waterman az tho
Whoei.nr Tnamclcd Iron Company
plant. near here. has RESIGNED tho ro.
FiIou f1 accept another with fhe Cecil
Lumber Company
Fav Gibson. who foN from 1 bicycle
Tuesday evening while riding down
Prvor'r h'IL whom ho tried fo got ont
~ fho v1v OF "a passing automobile. ia
able to Do out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
DR.. Bancroft, President

OF the great English Staff Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons permanently To-
Gated al the Hotel Brunswick. Wheel.
ing, W. Va, makes this extraordinary
liberal oner In order 70 demonstrate
the success Of the European methods.
These eminent specialists are Civ.
ing their services entirely free 10 all
lnvalids who call upon them for re.
Het now. These services consist OF
consultation. examinations. advice
and minor surgical operations.
Specialties. Tumors. Goitre or big
neck. Cancer. Epilepsy. Piles. Rheu-
matism. Diseases OF women cured
without the use OF the knife
Ruptures positively cured IN n short
time. many cured in a week with one
90 three treatments.
NaricCccle. hydr0ceie blood prosta-
dc troubles relieved at once and cured
600 % short time
syphilis or contaEious blood poison
cIrod without mineral drugs. Young.
middle-aged and old men suffering
from weakness Of body and brain
caused by ovcrwork and too close an.
plication 90 business. causing loss II
memory. cloudinoss Of mind and lead.
INK 20 insanity. should consult him %
once and Doe cured while yet there is
time.
Hours. 10 20 4. and g tos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
DAMAGING TESTIMONY ON FIRST
TWO GRAFT CHARGES.
Tends 10 Show That the City Did Not
Get Money Paid for Services
Of Department


Considerable progress was made by
the Cline Investigating co,,r,i,,oe last
1T.
i''e"' III 'ic ''NtS'iEauoh oil the hrst
TWO charges made by Or. 7. VI. Has
kins against the former fire chief.
These cbsrres aro f- s,,b.,,.,,, .t..
AR Cline received .rd .n,,rc,,ri..,,d
TO his perso,aI use sr,,,s 81 ,-,~,,,.,- 70.
ceivcd from neiehborirr, towns Cor tho
use of tho V.Loeii,g e. 6gbtir- on
parafus and rTo,o,. naid 90 ~ ,,lo
~ rho engines B., nun rir,. on, cefi.rs
Evidence ,e,dir,. e., -, III -
CHARGES ma introd,,(,5 NJ Cti,o
was NOT Drosort az rb. soss,o,, ta,..
inc boar called ONT ,,r e., .i,,. ~ -.
ness ~ VIZ '''
At tho beginnina Of tho besrirg If
was decided bv the ccr.,,nif,ee 70 s,ii,,.
DR.. Haskins or NJ cine ~ evamino
,ritnesses ana .b, ott,c- o., ,-,s, ..y
amino -ber, Rosidcs ,bie c.Cb men
her ~ tho corpo,it,e. and 90. Soficf.
Tor Addleran have tho r-rht 10 aslr
ouesfiors
,,,,--..
'-''''e9
Inc Witnesses tcard lasi evening
were ail caH'a hF llr. fdskins. The
Hrs' one was raul Ny lnserier. assist
anu CITY auHlfrr. VINO was clerk oi ihe
IRE committee from January. 1909. 20
June i''' NV NiNE"r'tr testified
hrst mar no money bad ever passed
lhroush fht hanns oi me committee
except what WIS recorded ON the min
We booES. FROM In"s' BOOKS % was
tho NOM lhat cueck ior 500 "'s sent
TO me CITY h' on" liine hF tne Am"rl-
] a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
A Marvel for Sore Feet. Acts Right or

tFo"i-Nfc SIRE ifFt. aching fees. sWol-
lau fret. swSs - f-ct. melting feet. tired
feet.
Good. nyr -1rns. ral,orscs and bum
toms and Iuw spots.
Ynut- uet-- tried anything like TIZ
before tnr rHfr feef o. b. different
from anything ever before sold
o. acts 80 once and makes fFo feet
feel remarkably fresh and sore PROOF
TIL l~ uuf e. powder. Powders. and
other foot remedies clog up fI. pores
TfI draws Out az poisonous el-IIafiuna
which hriuE on soreness % geo foot.
Hri IN t.c Hnir ren'-r tlat does TTZ
T. tennis nut every pore md Elorifies tLe
feet ruur ftst
Norl never limp <EafI or draw up
fu4r face % ufin and luI'll forget about
your UHrue. hruirua AMI IHIInuaea.
h.lN feel IKE ufW person
10 roH don't fud n'f this true after
money rIrIf back
T1I i- for sale OF o.. druggists at %
cfrf- rcr HpN. Hr n VIII n. sent sou
-irc-f n YOU piaN from Waiter Luther
Dodge A. Co. Chicago. fif
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
BUY PROPERTY
Norton and Company Purchase Tract
81 Land Near Elm Grove from
Hervey Estate.

Yesterday afternoon Norfon and
COMPANY. VOL known real estate
dealers of this city, purchased fre old
Hrrrcv estate comur. sinr cirhf and
onc.half acres Of land near Vim Grove
This tract rf land is located near fro
entrance fo Greenwood cemetery and
is worry valuable Consideration was
not made public Indications arc that
tho new owners will soil tho tract ln.
to lots Thcv recently onencd the
Highland park addition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Cath.
crime Chapline. who died on Tuesday
evening AZ the City hospital. will be
held on Friday afternoon from her
late home az No. 1905 Lind street. The
Rev. w. :. Dysinger. Of the First Eng.
fish Lutheran church. Of which she
was member. will ofFciate. and the
interment will be made az Greenwood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
installed at TriadeIphia.

The officers Of the Wheeling Union
of the Epworth League. composed of
all the chapters in the vicinity OF
Wheeling. on both sides OF the river.
will be installed at the Methodist
church at Triadelphia tonight at s
o'clock. The services will be in
charge OF the president OF the union
The Rev. c. f. Bissell. pastor Of the
church. will conduct the installation
service. Rev. J. w. Johnson. pastor
OF the Wesley Memorial church at
Edgwood. will deliver the address OF
the evening The exercises will be
interspersed with congregational and
solo singing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-18
ELM GROVE
Paved Read at West Alexander As
sured-lnstallatlon Services at
Trisdelphla Tonight.

The recent movement of the West
Alexander Board OF Trade to secure
better roads in the vicinity OF the
town has met with much success. and
the board has received the assurance
OF the county commissioners OF
Washington county that bonds will be
Issued for the paving OF the road lead
ing from the town to the farm OF
John Hemmiker. "a distance OF two
miles. Several Of the other roads
about West Alexander will be macad-
amized and placed in better condition.
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Obituary
Trimble Funeral

This afternoon. from his late resi-
dence at the Klieves apartments. will
be held the funeral of the late II. Il.
Irimble. whose death occurred on
tuesday morning. Services will be
held az the residence at O'Clock. and
the intermcnt will be made al Green
wood cemetery.