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Tripler's actually on the other side of the city.

Go back to Tripler until we send for you.

Tripler's military career was not considered remarkable while he was still living.

A tripler is a popular type of voltage multiplier.

But Tripler, the Army surgeon, would likely have understood.

Tripler is also credited with inventing the first army four-wheeled medical ambulance.

Tripler poured the liquid on bread, whiskey and pure alcohol, freezing them.

Going to Tripler, whatever that is.

So I take all this junk back to my room at Tripler and solder up the generator then what?

Anthony also said he could not release details on whether Conley was undergoing treatment at Tripler.

Chief of research for Tripler Hospital.

Burns' mother became a launderer for Tripler Army Medical Center.

Noyes would soon prove Tripler right.

Tripler was laid to rest at Elmwood Cemetery in Detroid.

His wife, Eunice Hunt Tripler, became a vocal advocate for her husband's legacy.

"Keeping a beautiful woman waiting," said this young man with a slight swell of double chin and a belly testing his Tripler's 42-inch alligator belt.

He's now being evaluated at Tripler Army Medical Center in Honolulu.

We can't do this,'" Tripler spokeswoman Minerva Anderson said of the social worker.

That same year William Thackeray concluded a national tour with a lecture at Tripler Hall.

There were a few notable exceptions to these theatrical diversions, demonstrating that Tripler Hall had a more legitimate reputation during this period.

But the company's Tripler store in Manhattan, just a block from Brooks Brothers, is "feeling the pinch," he said.

Her father is the manager of the men's shoe department at F. R. Tripler & Company in New York.

The EHT is approx. 20kV from a colour TV tripler module.

Tripler stayed on this position during the war, and was appointed Brevet Brigadier General on March 13, 1865.

The latter part includes Tripler Army Medical Center above the neighborhood and Moanalua Gardens below it.