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The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
BOOM FOR ROOSEVELT
STARTED BY HIS ENEMIES
Contained from Page Sin.

iette The latter's nomination would
seem TO be beyond doubt.
Taft's elimination can only be made
more certain by a formal declaration
on his part that he has withdrawn
such a declaration may be expected
ar any time
The failure OF the committee to
start anything like a Taft boom was
surprising even TO the most sanguine
anti-Taft men II the whole country
had been searched for a band OF a.
men who would be most likely TO have
good words for Taft these would be
the chosen men. The committee with
three or four exceptions Is made up
of hand-picked. old-time reactionary.
regular moss-covered. standpat party
men
BY all precedent they should have
come 10 Washington cheering wildly
and blindly for Tafts second term.
But not a word They went to the
White House dinner. but not even the
- kinds of alcoholic drinks could
break the chill
And this was not all BROKER. OF
Connecticut. with three other mem
bers OF the committee waited on Taft
and told him he would not do as the
party's standard bearer. They assur-
ed him in firm but polite terms that
the time had come for him TO step
aside in the interest of his party. IL
is reported that the president listened,
but made no reply
The old guard element in the party
is seeking now TO save what they can
from the wreck Taft Is overheard.
Before he went the old guard looted
him OF the control OF the party ma
chinery. Evidence is MOI. lacking that
Wall.st. could endure Democratic
victory anyhow. Wall-st, is biparu-
san II wouldn't he so bad 10 XIII La
Toilette off with a Roosevelt boom
and then knife Roosevelt at the cleo
ton. That would get rid OF both OF
them.
But Roosevelt still has TO be heard
from The public has learned 10 &C
cont his words at their full face value.
Until he saws he Is candidate they
will believe his statement that ne u
not candidate The LaFollette man
ayers are going on with their cam,
baign. The Wisconsin senator WIZ
spend the holidays on the stump. ne
will make a dozen speeches in Ohio
will visit New York city, Boston anu
Philadelphia. doo.
Meantime it is whispered that uee'
laration by Roosevelt endorsing Ia
toilette may be the answer mace ps
Roosevelt TO the unauthorized use ~
his name. by his ancient enemies, va.
old guard members of the kepuoiic"N
national committee.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. 14.--Butter: Extras.
33c; hrsts, sic; dairy extras. Sic, frsts.
use Eggs Firsts. 30c. Cheese: skins
loo Potatoes: 500 Soc Live poultry:
Fowls, 10d 10Mc. ducks. 13ha1fc;
geese. 11M11Iec: turkeys 156I f5ibc
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-EXtras 3bc; fitsts. 3ic Id. n
dairy. 21c; packing stock. zoe H.
EGgs-Current receipts. cases In
cluded. &c per doZs Receipts on Thurs
day. 144 cases Market firm.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.--lt was leain
ed todpv that Col. Theodore hooso .,nn
had a talk at the Union League s T T,"S
last night with William L. Ward, New es
York member of the Repuollean, NC .,
tional committee, who announcer announces. ~ ~
the meeting of the commis.ee ~
Woshington this week, that he was
ont 70 support Roosevelt for the presi'
dency. ba,ween
the two continued for more than az
hour Ward acted very mys'erioussas :
today going to extraordinary l.ns, i've
70 dodge newspaper reporters al mo
home and office.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

The directors of the Security Trust
Co. held their meeting for the cleo.
ton of officers, Wednesday afternoon
but there was no change i'm the list
James ID. Standish was elected a Nom.
Der of the executive committee talk.
ing the place left vacant by the death
OF John T. Shaw The officers are as
follows Charles G, jerks. president
Emory w. Clark. Lem w. Bowen and
Chas q. Patch, vice-presidents:
Charles Moore, secretary and treas
urer; Albert L. Green, assistant score
tary.
The Detroiter for December has
mailed TO the members Of the Board
of Commerce, the board inaugurating
the plan OF publishing early I'm the
month instead OF during the latter
half, as heretofore The December
issue is an attractive number. filled
with articles on the activities of the
Board of Commerce.
The Iron Trade Review Of Cleyc-
land, says: The trend OF events con
tinues in the right direction and
hopes OF greatly increased buying by
railroads are apparently well-founded.
I'm some places. however. especially in
the eastern mills Improvement IS
slow and plants are being operated
only from 50 10 90 per cent Of capac.
ity In the Pittsburgh district capac-
fly in operation is increasing. The
steel corporation throughout the
country is making an excellent show
ing. Buying OF pig Iron continues in
good volume, but low prices still pre-
vail Stove manufacturers I'm the ne
trolt district purchased 10000 tons of
foundry grades for next years deliv-
cry. For somC time p.s' the sheet
market has been i'm a thoroughly un-
satisfactory condition from the stand.
point OF the seller. Recently there
have been some signs OF Improvement
however. Some advances have been
made I'm sheet and wire products. but
Il has not We, been determined wheta.
or the advance in prices has been JUS
titled.
II is stated that the United 5-and-i0
Cent stores Co. recently organized
in Philadelphia. and which has also
fIed articles in lansing. will establish
5.and-l0 cent stores in Detroit Grand
Rapids and several other Michigan
cities. William Ny Marshall and
Charles r Hext. OF Grand Rapids. arc
said 10 be interested In the company,
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARI

DETROIT. Dec l4.--Prme steers.
active and steady, others dull and
lower; bulls very hard 10 sell Prices
ranged as follows: Choice steers, aver
aging from 1000 10 LOO lbs. at sea-
500; choice handy killers $4.5Om5.75,
light 10 good butchers steers and heif-
ers, S2.IE n4 40; common killers and
fat cows. $2.5OM4.75. Gamers cows.
~ go 20. common to prime shipping
bulls, s3M425: light butchers and
heavy sausage bulls. $2.5On3.5O: stock
ers ana feeders. $2.5OM4.75.
Mich COWS. easy at $25m60. veal
calves, active at $iGcS.5O.
sheep and lambs, active and 250 i0c
higher; quality fair. choice lambs. $575
&c; light To fair st05. common to
prime sheep. S5m4; mixed sheep and
lambs. S350M450, common killers,
S2.I5@S culls $1G2.50 per cwt
Hogs, active and zoe higher quality,
fair prime mediums and fat workers.,
Sc. 10000 light workers. and pigs, Sass
a per Cwt
Receipts: Cattle, S16. calves, 351;
sheep. 3,5i5 hogs. 1926.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
EAST BUFFALO-Opening
DunnIng a stevens Live stock RepOr

EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. i5.-
Cattle. Receipts. 10 ears, market. slow;
good prime 1900 to 1,4oo-lb. steers.
$7@750; best LOO TO 1.200-lb. ship
ping steers s6qG.5O; medium butcher
steers, 1000 70 LOO lbs, $5.25G5.75;
cows, $475m5.5O; fair to good cows,
$3.75@4.25; common TO medium cows,
$3M $50; trimmers, s2.25m2.75: best fat
heifers, S5.50M6; good fat heifers, s4.75
stock heifeIs, s3.25Q3.50; best feeding
steers, dehorned. $i75@5.50; common
feeding steers, dehorned, $4,000:
stockefs. all grades. $3.25q3.50; prime
export bulls. s5@5.4O; best butcher
bulls. s4,225@475; bologna, bulls. ,sS.25
"a; stock bulls, 1904: best mixers
anc springers, $50n60; common to
good springers. s25@S5.
slow: heavy, ss'5oGs.io; S workers.. $50
sheep and lambs: Receipts. so cars:
market. strong; top lambs $500 $50:
81 10 ewes, S3.25 M3.50.
Calves: $4.506t9.50.
EAST BUEFALo-Cio.ins.
EAST BUFFALO, n. y. Dec. IA.
and steady prime steers. S7.504S.50:
butcher grades, s3.25m7 calves: Re-
ceipts, $50 head. market. active; Gull
TO choice, $6a950 sheep and lambs:
choice lambs $6.25d65O; Gull 10 fair.
$500; yearlings. s45Oa5; sheep. $l.75
"A. Hogs: Receipts, 3,400 head; mar
ket, strong; workers.. $640M6.50, pigs.
s6m6.10. mixed. s6.i56p6.50 heavy.
$3.50 $3.50; roushs. $5.5O@5.S5 stays,
IS 20 "a so
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO,
Dec. 15.--Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 mar
ke' dull mixed and butchers, $3.50
$50: good heavy. S6.1Om6.35; rough
heavy $3.50 6.1O; light. s56O@615;
pigs, $50 Cattle Receipts. $500;
market steady; beeves. $455@S.90;
cows and heifers. $l.9Om5.75 stockers
and feeders 50. 20 a $50; Texans, $40
a 75; calves s5.5Oms. Sheep: Re
ceipts, 1900; market weak; native,
$2,50M4 40; western. $2.75m 10 !;
lambs $425@610: western, $425m6.10
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 1i.--Hogs;
Receipts. $500 head so Toe higher:
mediums and heavies, s6.35; workers.,
$6.2oG6.25 pigs and lights. $5.S0m6.
Cattle Receipts. cars; steady. sheep
and lambs: Receipts, Is cars. s6.25.
Calves. Receipts 80 head. 1925 ton
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
efone A. Co Dec IA.
The Detroit times., 1911-12-15
MARKETS AND FINANCE
TOLEDO GRAM AND PRODUCE.

f, changed TO I'D lower and was later
quoted y a "A a higher Corn was 'sd
| lower
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Easter Reception

The close Of the Lsntsn season IN this
city was marked by delightful enter
tainment at the spacious Swink Avenue
home Of Mrs. F. Y. Hauek psstsrday af-
ternoon.
The hostsssss for the elaborate fune-
ton were Mssdamss S. S. Phillips and
F. Y. Hsuck. and the guests numbered
~. The Hauek home was appropriately
decorated with banks Of Easter lilies.
The entsrta inment was also appropri-
ate to the Easter occasion. the first
amusement consisting Of Easter rsfise-
tons attached to chickens and the next
Of progressive sewing on buttons. each
table representing . city in Colorado.
A dainty four course lunehson brought
to close an aftsrnoon's enjoyment that
will long b remembered BY the fortunate
participants.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Resolutions Of Respect

At a joint meeting Of the woman's Re-
lief Corps. Ladies Of the G. A. r. and the
members Of Wadsworth Post No. e5.
Department Of Colorado and Wyoming.
G. A. R.. held at the G. A. R. Hall. Rocky
Ford, April 5th, addresses were made by
different members Of all the orders pres
ent, paying tribute to the memory Of the
late departed commander. Colonel W. W..
Ferguson. in which they spoke Of his
splendid character and sterling manhood
his patriotism to his country and his un-
tiring devotion to the flag and his noble
services in the Grand Army Of the Re.
public and all the organizations connected
with it, after which the following rssolu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we have learned with pro-
found sorrow Of the death Of Col. W. w.
Ferguson. late Dept. Commander Of the
Department Of Colorado and Wyoming
G. A. R., therefore
memory Of the deceased as he had by his
labors and devotion to the cause Of the
G. A. R. and its auxiliaries. sndsared
himself to the hearts Of all. and
Whereas. the deceased responded to
the call Of Lincoln and gave to his eoun-
try heroic services in the sixties, wherein
he fought and suffered the privations in
eident to soldiers life, received wounds
while in the line Of duty and after the war
was over he lived an exemplary life and
devoted large part Of his time to the
interest and cause Of the G. A. r. and
was conspicuous in his devotion to the
flag Of his country at all times and under
all circumstances. and when elevated to
the position Of Dept. Commander Of this
Department. although crippled and in
failing health. he worked INCREASINGLY in
the discharge Of his official duties as such
Commander and was stricken down
while in the midst Of his labors
Be it further resolved. that we shall
ever remember him for his loyalty to his
comrades and the noble example he has
left to the world. Of wieh is shown in A.
deity to princIpl and love OF country.
Joint Committed
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies Of G. A. r.
Wadsworth Post GAR
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
FRIDAY. APRIL IA, 1911
STATE CAPITOL NEWS

Practically one hundred days gone
likewise one hundred and forty thousand
dollars-and nothing done.
The Speer people are gradually gaining.
but they yet have lot to overcome. A
joint CAUCUS agreement which has SO
signatures provides for CAUCUS on plat
form pledges and United States Senator
ship. Its effect when held will be to in
crease the number Of Speer votes to the
number of signatures on the agreement
Representative Leftwieh Of Pueblo
signed the caucus agreement and when
pressure came from home ''renigged'
and said he didn't know whist the effect
Of it would be.
Determined to force the election Of
Speer. his supporters in the house and
senate. who. by the way. control all COM
mittees in the senate. have announced
that no measure will be enacted whose
author does not eventually vote for Mr..
Speer. Come through or your bills will
be killed" is the Diaz edict that has gone
forth. This applies to appropriations for
state institutions just as much as to anv
other measures. The boys from the eoun-
ties in which are located the state institu-
tons are feeling the pressure in no un-
certain manner. Home folks say bring
home good appropriation but don't vots
for Speer." Those in control say. vote
for Speer or you don't take home the ap-
propriation."
One bill has reached Governor Shafroth
and another will reach him in few days
which il approved. will license
horse racing. pool selling and prize fight
ing in the state. The bills have been
slipped through under misleading titles
One provides for state racing commits
sion Of five members appointed by the
governor. This commission can issue =
license to any racing association to hold.
race meets. and to sell pools under what
is known as the Pari-Mutual system.
The other bill permits any athletic as
soeiation. upon the payment Of q license
fee Of $500. to hold ten round prize fights.
The first measure went through both
hous es and is now in the hands Of the
governor. under the title. IAN act to pro-
mote the breeding Ct horses in the state
and to establish state racing commits
sion and prescribe its rowsrs and duties"
The second bill went through the senate
as measure regulating race meets. Is
now through the house with the amend
ment permitting prize fights added. and
will probably be agreed to BY the senate
and 60 to the governor. Both Of these
bills were in operation in California and
Louisiana and were so obnoxious they
were repealed. All they do 10 to lsgalizs
horse racing. pool selling and prize fights
in Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
CONTEST NOTICE
o.partm.nt Of III. Interior.

0op0TGsuouS 0t Su0 tnSobtorp
U. 8. Land Once at Pueblo. Colo.
March %. 1911
A sufficient contest af1idavit having been
died In this ofiice by George H. Aasel, con-
testant, against Homestead Entry. No. oiooie.
Township Is South Range 50 West. 9Th Priuci-
pal Meridian. BY Joseph H. Cook t,outestee.
In which II 10 alleged that said Jos sph b.
Cook has never established rssidenoe on said
ments Of any kind have been placed on said
land and thlt said default exists to this date,
and thai said alleged absence from the said
land was not due to his employment In the
army or navy of tho United States In any
capacity.
Now therefore,. said parties arc hereby
notified to appear. respond. and offer owl.
dencs touching said allegation at 10 O'Clock
q. m. on June II. 1911, before the Register and
Receiver At tho United States Land Office in
Pueblo, Colorado.
The said contestant having. in proper At
ndavit, dled March q, 1911, sst forth facts
which show that after due Diligence personal
service Of this notice can not be made, Il IL
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
g. A. ABBEY, Register.
asp J.J. LAMBERT. Receiver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

w. J. Brown was recommended for
appointment as the representative from
Rocky Ford on the new state racing COM
mission.
One Of the attractions at our big fair
will be the exhibition on the race track Of
an ostrich hitehed to q light buggy, ae-
eording to an agreement entered into by
the board.
The superintendsnts and assistants for
the different departments were also
selected at this meeting Of the board.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Serial No. ox2Is
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

u. 8. Land Once at Pueblo, Colo-
Notice 10 hereby given that Wilde c. Nes-
bitt. Of Rocky Ford Colorado, Who. On April
Serial No. 0t2ls. for sKt, swN. SEC. %; NRH.
NWk. ny. MEX. SECTION q. Township = 8,
Of intention 70 make Final hve year Proof.
to establish claim 70 the land above describ-
ed. before the Clerk Of the District Court. At
1911.
Claimant names a. Witnesses: Prank B,
Nesbitt, Of Rocky Ford. Colorado, Asa +.
Hainea.of Tmpas, Colo. George b. MeadoFs
and George 8. Mcdonald Of Rocky Ford.
Colorado.
Not coal land. Asp
q. A. ABBEY. Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

q Five acres, one mile from city,
Full Catlin water right. Price
$1,000.
Five acres, one half mile frcm
city. Ideal chicken ranch, five
room house, barn, etc. Price
$4,000.
Ten acres, six room house,
splendid location, mostly in al
falfa. Price $4,000.
Ten acres, one-fourth mile from
city A bargain. Price S27OO.
Fifteen acres, three room house,
Rocky Ford water, l. acre orchard,
balance in alfalfa and melons.
Price $4,000.
Forty acres, all in alfalfa. Cat
lin water. Close to city. Price
5000 per acre.
Twenty acres, $4,000 worth of
improvements. Close to city.
Price $1,000.
Fifty acres, no improvements.
a snap if taken soon. Price
$1,000.
-Four room house, fifty ft. lot,
$50 will handle equity on this
property. Price $3.50.
Six room modern up to date
place, good barn, lot 60 #. frcnt.
Price $1,000.
A good 120-acre ranch for
rent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Southern Colorado convsn.Ion.

Rev. F. W. Collins Of this city. president
Of the Southern Colorado district Of tbs
Christian church. has this week issued
the program for the district convention.
which will b held in Trinidad on April 20
and2 and from Il We CLEAN the news that
Mssdames Collins and Ward Of Rocky
Ford are to deliver papers upon interest,"
ing subjsets.
The spring rally Of the woman's Mis-
sionary Circles Of the Southern Colorado
Baptist Association will b held In La
Junta on April 2s. Upon the program
for addresses on important missionary
topics are Mssdamss c. W. Fsnlason.
Robins and Slans OF this city.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Notice Is hereby given. that the annual
meeting Of the legal voters Of school dis
t1et number four (4). in the county Of
otsro. Stats Of Colorado. will b held At
No. 42o North Main Street in the city Of
Rocky Ford. on Monday, the first day Of
May. 1911. for the purpose Of slseting
one director for term Of hvs (6l years.
~ provided BY law. .a
The ballot box win b opsnsd at the
hour Of one tN p. m. and closed At The
hour Of 1--WE t6) ?. m. and 1t the hour Of
five t6) p. m. the meeting win b organiz-
Cd for the transaction Of any ether busi-
ness pertaining 70 school interests that
may b brought before l.
-Is Ralph p. Collins,
Sse'y Of School District No. :,
County Of otsro. Stats Of Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
For Sale Cheap

have about SO tons Of nice threshed
alfalfa hay. also some nice clean alfalfa
seed. have full set Of beet tools for
sale. also a good work team Of horses;for
particulars address Robert E. Lewis,
Rocky Ford. or phone Ranch 1853 46tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Home Rendered Lard put up In s and
10 pound pals. delivered any place in
town for l2Xe per pound. p. S. Bonds.
phone White 7s2. 49p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

II you have well located land or good
business proposition for sale at reason
able price. write me at once enclosing
self addressed stamped envelope for re-
ply. townsrs onlyJ Address J. c. RosJ,,
sl6 End Ave. So. Minneapolis. Minn.-4s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
SOME RACING EVENTS
Arkansas Valley Fair Directors Start
Work on Program.

At meeting Of the board Of directors
Of the Arkansas Valley Fair Association
on Tuesday afternoon the following pre-
liminary program Of running races and
purses for the coming fair was adopted:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Every garden should contain
Asparagus. Get the roots from
Burrell. Dozen l0c; 100 SOC
Good strong roots. DIV. Burrell.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02

losis that threatens on every side.
s'It.s not business, and the state can't
AFFORD it."
For years the medical profession,
through good report and through evil
report, on the rostrum, in the press,
on the street corners, in the homes OF
men, at the executive mansions have
pleaded with the, people of West Viz
GINA to save themselves and their
children, and we have met nothing
but the most frightful Indifference;
callousness beyond description, and a
heedlessness that is almost incon
ceivable.
Something Would be Done:
All, if the hog cholera we're epidemic
in our 'ytate,. then something would
be done if the mouth and hoof dis
ease were TO attack the cattle over on
the hillsTof Harrison county, then
there would be stirring of interest.
Cattle are worth money; but your
wives and children, are only human
flesh and blood. Surely that can not
be worth saving! You cannot peddle
them for filthy lucre in the market
places; and so let them die unheeded:
they are only tied to your heart-strings
and not to your purse-strings. Let
them, go down to DEATH"
1 appeal to you business men of this
sovereign state to educate your blind
and foolish neighbors who talk So;
and if they can not be appealed to
on any higher grounds, then tell
them that men are worth money, that
our little mothers, and their girls
budding into sweet womanhood, and
their boys growing up into noble man
hood by their sides are of some com
mercial account to the city and the
state; tell them that it is good bust
of a land where the tears of the aged
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-02

IS not TOO Nigh an 0SllmdtSl tHSA W.
find that West Virginia is losing an
nually from 1.-THE Great White Plague
alone an income of 100000, or what
corresponds to an earning capacity on
$15.0O0,00O in capitalization. These
are the figures for one year only. you
must remember, and for one disease
alone. Is it not truly incredible? Alas,
it is, though credible, only too true!
If it were not tragic because of the
human lives lost, it would be cause
of eternal laughter at the foolish
blindness of men who call ourselves
business men, who band ourselves
into one Boards of Trade and pride
ourselves upon our commercial astute-
ness, who would grow white with
anger if you told us we were bereft
of the commonest sort of common
sense. Let us not finch from the
truth, however. Let us look the plain,
bald, humiliating facts in the face. We
the self-styled business men of West
Virginia, we, the self-styled West
Virginia Board of Trade, we are.
without making a single iota of effort
to save, indifferently permitting an
annual loss of fifteen millions of dol
lars of capital to the state. Suppose
that some promoter were to come be-
fore us today, and with ample safe
bond for surety agree to establish in
the state of West Virginia annually
at various well-distirbuted points
fifteen Industrial plants of a substan-
.ial character capitalized at one mil
ion dollars each, and paying in
wages yearly 100000 all told, would
not even $1,000 for such saving and
fee of $4,000 annually during each
year of his successful accomplishment
If his project? Would you allow your
tate legislators to turn him down?
would you not rather rise up in anger
they said that they had no time nor
AOuCy W OONOCC " (AO OANOA ~ AoN :
Gould you conceive of legislature of
sane men saying practically by their
Indifference that they would not spend
not $4,000 nor $4,000 nor $4,000, but
not eve n$1,O0 for such a saving and
gain as that?
And yet gentlemen, the truth, the
actual truth, is that the last legisla-
ture of our state practically said this
very thing, and made this very re-
fusal. They did worse than that
even. They were appealed to on the
ground, the higher ground of common
humanity. Earnest men and women
awake to the dreadful holocaust OF
lives demanded annually by the
demon of tuberculosis, went before
the legislature and asked them in the
name of human pity to do something
to stop the frightful carnage; and
your legislators and mine, told them
in so many words that they had nc
money to spend for the saving of hui
man lives; they had no money to
spend to save your loved ones and
mine from the death from tubercu-