Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-05
REFUSES ID PAY FUR FUNERAL
 OF BROTHER
iielberg Thinks of Money Loaned in Past and
 Not Repaid

T have loaned money to my broth CT several times which he never paid back and I can not do any thing fur .ther Prom a letter written by Fred Helberg. California, replying to a letter written by the Palace Under taking company asking for instruc- tion.5 as to the disposition of the body of Frank Rinehart.
 The old saying that death settles all scores" does not hold good in this case apparently. In the letter refer red to Helberg says that the descrip- tion given of Rinehart corresponds to that of his brother, Dick Helbera. with the exception that his brother was 4J years of age and Rinehart's age, as given when he applied for in- surance examination was 55
 Helberg believes that Rinebart was his brother, he says in the letter. but that he will not come to Bisbee to maKe the IcenuIhcatiou. The req .on he gives for not coming is not that he fears that the body held at the Palace Undertaking psI1ors is not that of his brother. Dick Helberg, but that he loaned money to Dick Helberg several times which he did not pay back and is not disposed to do anything more for him, even after death
 If the body held here is that of Dick Helberg, he had changed his name. Why he had changed his name no one knows. Fred Helberg says that his brother Dick had got in trouble on several occasions and that he loaned him money, causing the presumption that he might have got into trouble and changed his name to Frank Rinehart
 search through the personal ef- fecta of the dead man in an effort to learn something about him. his relatives. etc. revealed nothing upon which to establish Rinehart's iden- tity. He had no letters or any oth- CT papers that would give the auth critics here any information as to his past life or family connections.
 The only source which was open for information was an insurance pol icy which had lapsed, in which Fred Helberg was made the beneficiary. Helberg was referred to in the in- surance papers as a brother" and in another place as a half brother" as if the inconsistency of having a brother named Helberg had occurred to the applicant for insurance.
 A telegram received from Helberg in answer to one sent him by the Palace Undertaking company. stat ed briefly that Frank Rinehart was not an Odd Fellow and volunteered no other information. Several days ago the letter referred to was re- ceived
 The description of Frank Rine- hart fits my brother. Dick Helberg. except that he wa5 45 instead af B years of age l could easily tell whether it is my brother by coming to Bisbee, but I have loaned money to my brother several times which he never paid back and I can not do anything further" the letter stat es.
 Judging from Fred Helberg'3 letter Dick Helberg was the black sheep of the family but the lapsed insur- ance policy in which the California brother is made the beneficiary, is muse evidence that even black sheep is capable of love and affec- ton and of appreciation. The let ter from Fred Helberg, on the other hand. proves that death does not settle all scores and that his indif- 1 ference for his brother extends even beyond the grave
 The body of Rinehart, or Helberg. if such he was, Is held at the Palace Undertaking parlors and unless in structions come from some relative or lodge. the body will be inferred by the county in the pauper lot at the i cemetery.