Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 7

KNOXVILLE 'I, SENTINEL, 1 ENTINELt entinet PEP with a wandering finger In the silver sand, stopping from time to time to throw a handful bt beans- into the air and. to how they fell about the figures he had traced. Then all move-meet ceased, and he crouched and gazed; rigid stone, but nbt more motionlessly than the figures around TIIE irommommemoommomoloo- 0 with a wandering finger In the silver I Pro Fr or nit 1 sand, stopping from time to time to throw a handful bt beans- into the eh' .4 pr bfoceurglotluurcaenhibelleaotdaru tmoautonnhrddee figures he had traced. Then all move- IHOTELS AND SUMMER I RESORTS Knoxville's 1-eading The IMPERIAL EVENING, SEPTE3113p1 2o 1908. HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.

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Rates $2.50 and up. Rooms 'with bath $3.50 and $4.00 per most modern and upto-date lotell. Long dis innen inhnne. In very rnnrn Rates $2.50 and up. Rooms arith bath $3.50 and $400 per Soda Crackers with crack to them Soda trackers with snap to them Soda Crackers with taste to them Soda Crackers with crack to them Soda Crackers with snap to them Soda Crackers with taste to them -1TORY SCEtif TO EGYPTIAN DESERT STORY SCEN TO EGYPTI 4 AMERICAN PLAN day R.

FARR. Manager. ID 41 41, AMERICAN PLAN nee a liboiscul go Oven-freshOven-crispOven-clean R. FARRI Manager. ranged Maud and Dashin turned on the little valet with such murderous fury In their eyes stepped back behind his master for protection.

"Don't be a damned fool, Williams. Don't you know a gentleman when you see ono. even if he Is not wearing a top hat? Go and look after the baggage. Good Lord!" he thOught to himself. "how long shall we rule native races when the labor party' rules England?" "Is that son of his 'sister the Servant of the Bey 'N" asked Daoud.

Lord Ancestor nodded. "Then we will not kill himbut he comes not Into the desert. The Graghas break not bread with the 1. He dui stay in answered Lord Ancester. "I'm sure don't know why I brouglit him' alongforce 4) habit.

I Then he entered into conversation with Daoud end Dashin, and learnt how the sheik of their tribe had sent them to meet him and guide him through the desert. For two weeks Lord Ancestor and his guide, voyaged southwest through the desert after leasing Khartoum. How it wouldehave been to reach the tribe without their help he realized more and more every.daY, as the camels' feet fell mute on quivering sand, soundless as dame, and savage tribesmen came Out Of nowhere to bar their passege, only to disappear after Daoud and Dashin had eignalled In some mysterious fashion of their own. As they journey south, Desna told him of 'the cities which lay buried beneath their feet: of etivilization which had reached a climax greater than his own. and now lay buried In an ocean of sand as another cityno dopbt he meant Atlantislay burled in water.

When It seemed to Ancester that he could not bear the molten atmosphere another minute, they would guide him to some -Oasis, where light winds sighed through palm-tops 'whose roots fed on the bones of ancient races, in their long-forgotten garden Of "Old Pe5Ples," Daoud would boast, 'but' not as Old as ours. who saw them come those saw them go, always avoiding the cataclysm of nature because foreseeing them." (Continued Tomorrow) 'ranged to ed on th erous fur bDstoetaoperik.oht nbayeeto.h:1 "Don't 8elt litly races wla, lat he stepped 'or 'protection. nan when you Lot wearing a tter the bag- Ought to him- rule native If rules Eng- sr the iervant himbut he t. The Grag- the lower At. last a weman broke the ellence.

"Speak, 0 Sheik! See you the books, or do the spells of the accursed one whop bath brought such evil on our tribe still preVail against the reaching of his spirit by thine?" "My spirit has gone forth over the world," came the "but by the knowledge etolen from the beeks his spirit evadeth mine." -A. groan went up from all the circle, speaking of heartfelt' misery, but It was silenced by the viatce of the old man. "Yet one cometh. for my spirit mot him approaehing, out of the land of I fog, on a ship of fire, Sueb as brought soldiers to Khartoum, but many times largerand behold! he hath knowledge of the books. There is hatred In his heart towards the accursed one, and 'great sorrow for evil wrOught.

He seeks tie that he May take vengeance and right young man, but a great Bey among his own people. He will guide us to the -accursed oneIf 1 he finds us, for of that he Is not cer1 tain, leaving all to chance, as did the captains of the host they sent to Khartoum what time the holy one WU slain." The old man 'held up his hand to quiet the murmurs of Patlefaction which ran around the rircle. "But we -will leave it not to chance. Daoud and Dashin, who have the gift of tongues, shall 'go down to the sea where the shipa of fire come to the, shore. They, shall meet the Bey.

and make easy hi ri pith through the desert, so that he shall make easy our path to the accursed oriel- I have spokennay!" he went on, as an afterthought. tbefore the image leaves my mind let Daoud and Dasnin approach, that they may see what marmot of man is the Bey, so that when he leaves the life ship they may krutiw him." At last a weman brOke the, silence, "Speak 0 Sheik! See you the books, Lord Ancester Goes in Search Von Tarsenheim's 'Ancestors. Lerd Ancester of. Von 'Ance5 Idusttight, moisture proof padtagss. Never sold in bulk NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY moisture proof packagst.

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Moderato "Meas. Great Convention Held Here In 1833 With John Ci Calhoun Presiding, s. Ancient History Of itallrolde" Mr. Farmer and Mr. Wiseman Have a Chat.

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cs. A superstitious fear sailed-leord Ancester, as it had assailed Fabian Dare, that this man Was not vulner, able; but he remembered that Vandraken had told him that the man showed fear when he had referred to his mother's tribe and the stolen looks. He 'came to Swift resolution. He nould look up this tribe and put them on the old reptile's track. They would know how to deal with him.

He re- sited the temptation to try the effect of the threat on the enemy, and. assuming 'a defeated expression. allowed himself to be conducted to the door by Voif Tarsenhelm. who handed him back his gun, with a polite German bow, and closed the door behind him. APTER XXT.

Moonlight in the Egyptian desert, the terrifying simplicity of great epaces. the feeling of eternity. and the endless disitance between world and world. Moonlight going to waste in floods of silver, for lack of eomething tomake shadow; of. if it bad not been for a group of tents which formed the encampment of a tribe of desert gipsies, the Graghas, the mother tribe of the RoManys.

Outside the tents, crouched In a circle, Chin on hand, were the heads of families and their chief wives. not veiled like the women of the Bedaween, but taking their places on an equality with the men, veiled in their own blaCk hair. heavily Ornamented from chin to breast with chains and coins. The white garments of the men, made a marked contrast to the dark robes of the women; otherwise there was curl' Dusty little difference. All were equal, ty absorbed In watching the movements of a kneeling figur e.

in the center Of the circle. An elderly man. hawk-nosed, white-bearded, who traced A superstitious :1 Ancester, as it -he that tbls ma able but be remen draken had told showed fear when his mother's tribe al Mecame to al Ow nould look up this on the old reptile's know how to deal misted the temptati4 of the threat on tl suming 'a defeated himself to be condu Val' Taraenheim. back his gun, with bow, and closed tho )-- Moonlight in th the terrifying el spaces. the feeling endleas dintance Moonlight floods of silver, fev tomake shadow; a for a group of tent encampment of a tri the Graghas, them emanys Outside tha.tents cle, chin on hand, families and the(' veiled like the wo but taking their ph with the men, vella hair.

heavily Oman breast with chat' white garments ell contrast ti the women; others nusly little differen, ty absorbed in menta of a kneelin, ter Of the circle. hawk-nosed, white- At thle. two goung mon, whose dark faces had looked on English lanes, atepped into the center of the Circle and knelt down by the old sheik. He poured water into a little hollow he had made in the sand, then took the men's hands in his, and for a space all three gazed Into the little pool. Will know hint he asked.

"His face 'will not vanish from your "In a crowd 'Of ten theueand we would know him." they answered. "Tis well," said the ehelk, rising to his feet. "Sleep now till the moon sinks Into the desert, and with the tint red ray that paints the eastern sky let ye hasten to the world of waters." so And so It came.to pass that when Lord Ancester, and 'Williams. his valet. stepped off the gang-plank at Port said, two natives came forward out of the crowd and made obeisance.

"We are the tuervants of the Bey who seeketh our tribe In the desert, that the books may- be restored and vengeance and justica.be done to the accursed one 'Who hath used them to work evil, bringing much tribulation to our peeple, till such time as they shall regain them." They translated their tongue in their own way. not having been long enough In England to speak It colloquially. Lord Aitebster was toe staggered by surprise to reply: but his valet, who had not heard what wan said, interfered officiously: "Run away, now! His lordship cawn't be bothered by the likes of you. The baggage Is all ar CASE IITO is given by the Railroad Record and Common Carrier of Atlanta, that is in- teresting in Knoxville It 1833 there was a. iti AS CONT great conntiort held in Knoxville.

Senator John C. Calhoun, of South Carolina, II afterwards vice-President, presided. It was in session for a number of days and wat one of the very important events in. its day. The paper quoted above has this to say, of which 0 few extracts are given: "lip to the Knoxville convention Of 1 1883 the people of GeOrgia Were undo- Or HOTEL L7ARTILIIQUE HOTEL 4RTIIIIQUE Robert Looney Will be Frida-y on.

Charge of: Murder On. Looney Will be of ida-Y Mur ROADWAY AND INID Brom; SEBALD N. T. CITY. 0ADWAT AND $SD STRUM ERALD SQUARE, N.

Y. CITY. Mr. Farmer: "What do yOU think "ef the advisability of using fartilizer, Mr. Wiseman? 1 Mt Wiseman: think.

art, that It is very wise tet time fertilizer under all crops, especially where tour land is tbin, although it pays immensely well to use it On the richest land." Mr. Farmer: "Well, a man in my position, without the scientific knowledge which you possess, Mr. Wiseman, is hardly capable tO Judge ot the proper use of fertiliser." Mr. Wiseman: You are quite right. Mr.

Farmer, but the Than of wisdom, oven without any knotvledge of sciente himself. would not lett be at a lot" In such a case as to what Is the best thing to do." Mr. "I am beset with-many troubles though: ste, in the first place, I don't know wheme fertilizer to use, br what brand to use fir my different crops. I was thinking of some fertilizer under my wheat. but I fear I will spend my money without getting fertilizer that will suit sufficiently well to repay me." Mr.

Wiseman: "Why, old man, than; easy. You just write to the Tennestree Valley Fertilizer of Florence, and tell them your troubles. They have been in the business about twelve years. and they are honest, and make undoubtedly the hest-fertilizers on the market teday. They will tell you promptly just what to use and give you such other information as you desire.

I can tell you from my own experience that their brand called "Tiger Guano" does the work under wheat. Their "Ashorafts Wheat Special" will give cure results. and pay you more than double for your trouble and expense in the fertilizer under your wheat." Mr. Farmer: "I had never thought of it in that way. believe ince you mention it.

I have beard others peak et their goods. I have also seen the numerOus testimonials from their customers in the papers." Mr. Wiseman: "Yes, if you want(your fertilizer troubles settled, once and tot all just write ErctuDICII 5VLtl1, THE MOST CENTRAL LOCATION ...................0..0., IN NEW YORK. TITS HIGHEST CLASS OF 4, ACCOMMODATIONS VP AT MODERATE RATER --A VI', TR fravIaltral: cuss or ACCOMMODATIONS It. AT MODERATE is, AS 0 RATES.

let AS MIT CENTRAL LOCATION OE WIEST CLASS MODATIONS ffit )ERATE it, NI 0 let The preliwinar'y hearing of It-obert eided whethir to construct canala railWays or pikesh 1. i railways or pikes. 1 1 1 1 111 Looney for the alleged killing of Isaiah "Th Knoxville conference- wa really I Thomas, at the Sunrise Church picnic Ithe turning point in favor of railroads In the old eighteenth dietrict nn last lin the south. At that convention. Ten e'''''' El 60 soil 00 06 '3 6.

ow 5 PT. 'a 4 among New lik.TA- Tort betel') ter the excellence el Its Aolops, ievoirow eerelecrelstee inn epeeist V' meets. THE MARTINIQUE estv3. RISTAURANTS EAVS AN IN. TERN ATI ON AL REPUTATION.

I Same Menagenteet as St Devi Hetet geoco6 toi oat' oil soft '3 10 5 Pre. 4 mons New 0.: Ts Tort betel') ter the excellence el Ito 41. tool" .1" 64teervIce.cmletee end Mast' if' meals. THE MARTINIQUE RESTAURANTS NAVS AN IN. ERN ATI ON AL REPUTATION.

eine bisnasentest as St. Nolo El II EN I Lips white? Cheeks pale? Blood thin? Consult your doctor. nBad Weak nerves Losing nosh Consult your doctor. No appetite? Poor digestion? Discouraged? Consult your doctor. We byre me soorotell publiste 00.

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out and the peat of." ear-. and, tove wire eut lont -the your the At if rood home will otald your rould able the L'ates iouth you autos 4 you le of rid a tsoful We." a 7 '4 ti 14 aV el a IY I- ru he- Id In he ad "r- Rd tL oe 3111, ant knd the Lem the ter and 'Pit 'Se'e red. Knit and the the It it good yagmr ou home will and your rould able the louth nut le nd I rife. I Henson Bldg, oar. Wall and Prince.

Rooms 507 and 509. Old phone 172. Henson Bldg, oor Rooms 507 and 5( a p. s' -0enitoVrinar F. H.BOMAR, M.

D. FROM KNO2tVILLt nermee's delegates agreed to build a I Saturday hart ben centin- road from Nashvill to Chattanooga if ued until Friday afternoon at 1 p.m. e) Georgia would build fro mare Chattabefore. Squire Dennis Leahy. The case honchee to the Tennetteeto river.

That Is said to be a strong. one. Looney1 was practically the inceptien Of the to ase lsa 'Western and Atlantic ishot Thomas down without warning, i said, and theece ki ad was clues- be' a strong one "That- the tallro tlo Is trOM An. entryby Aleck Stephens; who wrote On June IL 1834: Thcrailroad is the tortde of the day. -JUDGE NEII engines IS HERE The stupendous thought of seeing ittelm rdevin over our hill trith the safe and rapid flight of Of- teen miles an hour, produeos a greater effect hi tile discussion of the under.

taking that any discOvered 'defect in First of the Supreme Judges the chain of afguments In Rs In speaking of one of Knoxville to Arrive tor Supreme railroads. it tells of the Marietta and -Cdtirt North GeOrgia rallrOad which in time became known as the Atlanta, Knox- ville Northern and Is now a part of the Louisville- Nashville railroad's Judge M. 'AL Neil. the sutiremb line, from Knoxville by the way of the court. arrived In the city on Tuesday Illwassee river and Ducktown Mar-afternoon from Trenton, to be present ay at the sitting of the supreme court in letta.

It es: "Of all the roads built in Georgia, this city September '14. Judge Neil row if any have had the vicissitudes came in advance, owing to some, work which beset tile and matters in regard to the Ilfarietta North, Georria docket. He has many friends in Knox- ville and th being warmly welcomed in 8 as a narrew gauge in 187 the city. line. it dragged its weary length along to Canton.

"There were sa dozen counties In GOMPERa isPEAKO FOR BRYAN. North Georgia lying between the At- ----o---- lanta and Charlotte Air Line on the Labor Leader Opened His campaigs east and the Western and Atlantic on for Democracy at Fort Worth. the west, without railroad facilitiee. From Toccoa acres to Dalton was a -Port Worth, Texas. Sept.

2.Samuel etretch of One hundred miles without Gompere, president of the American I op a tie. Fe deration of Labor. last night opeped ran his campaign for the democratic na- "The mountain were rich in martional ticket, 116 beton with a defense Me. hard woods and metal, but of unionism and diverted to a dis- 'region was inaccessible. eussion of strikes.

saying that the "The idea of opening up this territory strike was a weapon of labor to be appealed more to the imagination and used '-only In cases of extrege twee- sympathy Of the public than It did to aitr. 'A their purse. He domed with an appeal for every Atlanta Cash was hard to get. but political Atianta ries man present, regardiess of Marietta Canten and other affiliation to vote for Brran. points subscribed modestly.

"Under the new constitution. the state (Georgia) could not give money to the enterprise, but the legielature aartOd to furnish convicts to do the grading- it nd the state agreed VI feed them. Anyway. the convict leesees sued the railroad and it went into it receivership. "Knexville subscribed $250,000 to rot the road to build there and 'One English and Savannah tipital Tvon.in"Whet) vosted.

"Construrtion was very expens' ive. i A switch-back was put in to get over ithe mountains and there were many deep euts, high tills. bridges and tree-of ties. Some of them with reverse curves. "It is a hit of interesting history that tait, relatively unimportant line was the cause of August Beiment les- ing control of the Louisville Nash- vine system to John IV.

Gates, who in turn was forced to sell to the Atlantic coast Summer lours Southern Railway Very attraotive round trip rates have been made by the Southern Railway to the many summer resorts located on and reached via its lines. Tickets on sale daily May 15th to September 80th. 1908. with return limit October 21st, 1908. Excellent Service, Convenient Schedules SPECIALIST.

Southern Ry. will sell tickets September 7 and 8. Final limit returning September 17, 1908. For tickets, berth reservations and complete kInforination call at City Ticket office, 524 Gay St. Stomach, Intestines and Rectum.

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Knoxville. Tenn. George Henry Smith Released From an Asylum, Goes East. Office Houro-4 to to 11. MeTOWNLEE BLDG.

01 W. Clinch Ave. 014 Plume BBB. Dr. G.

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F. B. SHARP, Druggist, Cor. Gay and Will Streets. George, Henry Smith.

the New York literary man. formerly of this city, who Jumped from the east bound Southern train and who, was suffering from a mntal aberraton. has fully recovered. He has returned tO his home in Newark. N.

J. Mr. Smith was confined in the Eastern Hospital for Insane for a few weeks and nuickly recovered. it is thought by Mr. Smith's friends that Owing to his nervous condition.

the shock from the leap from the train and exposure he received. caused him t6 be in the condition he was when he Wa arst found east of the city wandering ariout. He has many friends in Knoxville who will be glad to learn that he has recovered. Vt DR. Dentist Mc Townies Building, Room hie.

1. Entrance 404 Clinch. New Phone 1159. CHEAP RATES Via. RATES MISSES MOORE Teachers of Piano and Singing.

Studio: The National Building. 511 Prince Street Old Phone 551 MIS5 Teachers ol Studio: I Prince Sti titUaia: Tfl ationat 131.111Utus. i11 Prince Street. Old Phone 557.1 TRIED TO FORCE IT Thought System Would Soon Tolerate Coffee. A Boston lady tried to convince IKrself that she could get used to coffee, and finally found it was the strenger.

She "When a child, being delicate and nervous. I was not allowed coffee. But I since reaching womanhood I began Rai use, and as the habit grew on me. T1 frequently endeavored to break myself of it, because of its evident 'ad effects. me tlle most noticeable effect of drinking coffee was of the heart.

This was at times truly alarming and my face uncomfortably and maintain its vivid hue for sometime. argued that my system would soon accustom itself to coffee, and continued to use it, although I had a suspicion that it was affecting my eye-sight, also. The kidneys early showed effects of coffee, as I found by leaving it off for a few days, when the trouble abated. "Finally a friend called my attention Postum. At first I did not like it.

but when made rightboiled .15 minutes until dark and richI Soon found PastuM was just what I wanted. No flushing of the face, no palpitation, no discomfort or inconvenience after drink. ing it- "Of cOurai all this was not felt in week or two weeks. but within that time I can truthfully say a marked difference had taken place and a great deal of my nervousness had vanished. "At present time my health is lent, due to a continued use of Postum.

with a general observance- of proper hygiene. of nothing am I more coo. vinced than that- if I had continued drinking coffee. I should he today little less than a nervous wreck, end possibly blind." "There's a Reason." I TRIED TO FORCE IT Thought System Would Soon Tolerate Coffee. A Boston lady tried to convince 1Kr- self that she could get used to coffee, and finally found it was the stronger.

She a child, being delicate and nervous. 1 was not allowed coffee. But I since reaching womanhood 1 began itt use, and as the habit grew on me. frequently endeavored to break myself It, because of its evident effects. me atm most noticeable effect of drinking coffee was of the This was at times truly alarming and my face wOuldfiush un- and maintain its vivid hue for sometime.

argued that my system would soon Mosecing Director I P1.1' VETERINARIAN. r.ruiNArue-uN. 1 ADMIRAL HENRY GLASS DEAD. CZOLGOSZ'S SMOTHER INSANE. Sestseed to the Shores Workhouse gor Three Months.

Sharon. Pa Sept. Czolgosz, brother of McKinley's assassin. was sentenced to the workhouse for three months. Tho police claim Czolgosz is insane and his case will Its Investigated.

I DRS. JACOB SHAW VETERINARIANS( Cifice and Hospital, 312 Church Street. Both Phones 51E. nue I 1 s. ft LW A Al ba 11 PI dILI A aJII1 IT Th T.

LU ACCOUNTANT 'ACC ACCOUN I AN I Boort Affliction Resulted la beads of haval Meer. Paso Robles. Sept. 2.Rear Admiral jienry Oleos, U. S.

retired. died late yesterday afternoon It a health resort here of heart failure. f01- lowing an operation performed ireveral days ago at his home lit Berkeley. Admiral Glass, who was 44 years old. tad been ill for two month and his condition had been regarded as critleal tor some time.

CONTRACTOR lier, solicit rtgur orders for losildias staterial, work. Sash. Doors, Froursosi, ATLANTA HAS ANOT'HER FMB-Serious Loeb I Businest Seettha of The Georgia CIO. CONTRACTOR STEELMAN STEELMAN I AND I BUILDERS I F. die-- 1 F', I.

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O. Box 63. -CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Kt Both Phones CORRESPC Knoxville, Tenn. lo Phones 375.

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G611 Work. 'Lowest on BOSTON On sale Sept. 7 and 8. ATLANTIC CITY On sale Sept. 10-11-12.

One Way Colonist Rates To California, West and Northwest On sale daily Sept. I-Oct. 17. CITY TICKET OFFICE, 825 Gay Street. J.

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T. A. REMOVAL NOTICE. tti. T.

Abbott bee moved to 45, City Market eltere you can find the Morning Glory Hams, Country Bacon and Lard. Atlanta. Sept Prettiletaltir Are last night destroyed the plants of the Atlanta trunk factory and the Empire Printing and Box poMpany. burned a quantity of lumber and damaged a number of Small wooden Th. loss is estimated- at 11260,000.

The fire spread rapidly soon after It as ditcovered and a general alarm was turned in. Only narrow street separated the. burning factOrtes from ttirried, HI. unty a -narrow oxreez morated the burning factories from J. LARUE f' pe SEIZT1111112MMIZ11111111MI Residence Plisse, 014 15211.

IIIIMEmp i LAWYERS. CYRUS KEHR UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BOYd's 521 S. Oalr DR .1 HACKNEY 1 I fitt ofce removed from bicTownle to 4111 Wail next door to Stratford Hotel. es WALTER M. BLACK, Public Accountant Aventine vi all kinds solicited.

New Phone 442. Knoxville. Tenn. WALT, Pub Auditine New Phoni Name given by Posturn Creek, Mich. Read.

"The ROad to Well- ne. in pkgs. many residences and it leas with great difficuite that the firemen kept the vi Marriott from (Toning this street. The burned building are located on Madi- Ever read the above letter? A neWl son avenue between Peters and Cast-leone appear from time to time. They berry etreets and run beck to the Cenaro genuine, true, and full ef human tral of Georgia railroad tracks.

interest. The origin of the is unknown. I illy residences and it was with great fictilty that the firemen kept ths rilOtt from crossing this street. The rned building are located on Medi- rt avenue between Peters and Caatte- rry etreets and run ba th ck to Cell- of Georgia railroad tracks. The, origin of the tiro is unknown.

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