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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
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From lila nredi.no.ltio, "a .a,,o,tc ,a,,,..,
hut rouse kis ambition, be couldnt BE- Seet
Yer bet yer he got thar on all hi' -four fee'i
Mos dorra hex some forte-ilka huatin,
But mo sports o. tho neld didn't both.r
w,s ' i.st p' y nla,n dorr nm, co,,.o,s, ~ h.
On usaoe,hle terms win ma peishharss " Az ~
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In tSat lat bosom 5Ss o his'n 10 hold SO @uoa basal
OF daytimes he'd snenk 90 the road an,
An, ne ,ae aSsn' mo country oo,r. cou,,o. :.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The common people OF Russia as r,ilt
speak only their own tongue. a large pro
portion Of them cannot read the bcwilder
ing charaoters- Roman, Greek and com
posite--whlch form their alphabet, and "a
help their Ignorance the shop walls ar
covered over with rudely painted plciures
OF articles for sale within. The butchers
shop has picture OF meats Of all sorts and
shapes; the tailor's walls arc covered will
paintings Of coats and Trousers The pill.
OF the apothecary and the vegetables Of thu
green grocer are advertised BY pictures upon
the doors and windows Of their stores. -
New York Evening Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SPORTING NOTES.


oarsman Edward HRnlan Is out with IN
announcement Of his retirement
Directum's new record fora mile Is a;oeJf
Alix, 0;o7,i, looks like trOtting queen
Of tho future.
The Navnhoe has won the Brenton's Reel
cup and failed to capture the Cape May
cup, the other trophy abe went abroad
after.
Melntjss, the South African champion.
recently broke the three, four and 1--WE mills
records at Springfield, Mass.
Governor Matthews OF Indiana says he
will stop pTlEe1ghtlnR at Roby II It takea
every militiamAn In the statc TO do II.
President N K. Young Of tho National
league and American association recently
celebrated his ffty-third birthday.
John L. Sullivan recently told friend
that he would challenge the winner OF the
corbett- Mitchell fight. Sullivan believes
tho Engllshman win win.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Palms furnace heat within me qulvers
Gnds brtth upon the fame doth blow;
And OIL my heart In anguish shlycrs,
And tremhles lt Tie hery glow;
Aud yet | whisper, M God Will
Aud IN his hottest DIRE stiiud rlill.
lie comes, aud lays my heart, al heated,
ON thc hard anvil, minded 10,
Into hts own fair shape 10 heat Il
Ntt his grot hammer blow on blow;
And yet ! whisper. as God Will
Ana at his heaviest blows hold etiil.
lie takes my Hofiencd heart aud beats NJ
The sparks N.Y. on AT every blow;
He ipfns v Ger AMI per, aud heats II,
Aud lets Il cool and makes Il glow;
And yet ! whisper, as God wilt
And In his mighty hand hold alili.
why should ! murmurg Tor the sorrow
Thus only longer,livei would he,
Its end may CONF, ana will tomorrow,
When God has lone his work IN me;
10 | say. trusting US 0od Will
And, trusting 10 che end, hold still.
He hndlos. for my profit purely,
AnncliQn'e glowing. fiery brand;
AID All his heaviest blows are surely
Inflicted by Master hand,
20 ! ray, ptNiaing. us God Wilt
Aud hope IN him, AMI suffer still.
Julius Sturn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SOME FUNNY STORIES.
Things That Happened In Fort Worth
on Was told by Fort Worthitcs.

c., a dry goods clerk doesn't call on
certain lady on tho south side any more.
why, he VIII not tell, nevertheless II has
Leaked ont,
lie caiici on the young lady in question
rev days since and was. az would he
eNported. warmly received, but nos by tho
young lady herself, as she was "maklng
up, Her father invited g. into tho
pnrlnr until she could make ready and he
ncpcpted tho Invitation.
The glrre father walked out Of the room,
anl Freddy. lhc young ladyR youngest
hNihcr was lnft l0 entertain the cutler.
They nlkrd for several minutes on dit,
fetcn1 subjects untn u thought struck Fred.
Wy.
bnlllngT
'Iiulldlng" cjacnlalcI the young man
" question, n haven't got building why
80, lust cause" Freddy answered seem
Ing nnc1ncerned, ~ heard SID tell pa your
upper story WAS vacant"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01


A Fort Worth clothing drummer tona the
story Of sad. lRnrhnble Incident he wit.
messed In the early days Of California
u runs about IKE thlsi
In one ~ the small mining towns there
was character clilei Mike O'li1urke, who
was very short on education and had only
been IN Amerlul about nine month"; II
appeared mat numbers OF articles belong.
Ing TO tho miners In camp near The town
had tendency 10 sticking 10 Mixes dn.
gers. He wae fought IA the act" several
timea aud the last time was warned that
" ever caught again he would be- hanged .
Mike didn't heed The warning and was
se1leneed by the Jury OF miners to DO
banged,
a scaroId WIS built "a trce for the pur-
poscl aud eycryillpg was "a Readiness for
The execution. Mike was brought IN ani
The rope placed around BILE neck, The ''coin.
mittee' gfabbed tho rope aud were about
90 pull when Mike yelled. ''stopi"
Tile hanginen stopped.
ewhats TIE mailer. Mixer naked the
''l'le rope. the rope" said Mike,
whats the mntter With the roper asked
the leading member.
81 on me neck. Il tlckies."
THEY did take II on. but whether or not
Mike realized u, no one knows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

81,
49, mNs lrust your love- eho cried.
1,,.i."n saA woma hare nv ior = bride,
, rpHr nlrk fnh from the Mnsiang spring;
70 ~ az rNsr Cages wing.
W.T. ho taAnp hscarndoF'
~ 49,,
~ nv..u Nnl nowcd without word
TX ~ , kr.sn' ,steel ne 1ikhuy tpnfreJ.
t.v,wId ,hc grAycc, Of dying day,
anu 'nnlrnVu WIN w parunx ray
on thc idhno hrtncuno-
Ma, ..... ..., -.
rt,ikne cane' unu l9nnl MN riding on.
ii33H eame ana SIN llc rode alone.
N4 AS, met broad, unchsnging plata.
1ai nc the Mustang spring. might gain
VI the Llano hstacado.
~, - ~
low not the qulyering landscape Eiowed
NY ivss psain seemed boiling as he rode;
NJ W.s % really riding onf
was mat skull that CLEANED and ahone
un inc hiAno EStacado.
/. ,,.., -.
- httlc rest little drauFhe
HiiH,t d rom ms hand. and quickly qunnedi
~, nnsd na ISL, was niied snd then Ne turned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

NJ II. DHtNhhfttLiA mile aud oefonJed
him In tho fast tins Of minute 10 is SEQ
onds. At pittsburg few days later Dim
berger ngain met johnson 10 a mile race,
and repeated his victory In minutes 60 Is
aoconda Since then he has won numerous
races In tbs east and west and defeated
many Of the swiftest men on the track, in
Guiding W. w. Windie, George Taylor, J.
p. Bliss, H. q. Tyler and II. A. Citizens.
At Saginaw, Wis. he won the quarter
mile open and the half mile handicap and
the next day Captured tho half mile open,
the half mile handicap aud tho quarter
mile open and wns second IN the one mile
open and the one mile international rneea
Short distance raccE nrr his forte, and no
has already captured record Of minute
2 80 seconds Tor uno-half Of n mile. In q
recsnt RAGS At Rlpon, VIA, Dirnbergcr met
Champion Arthur A. Zimmerman, who Is
theswiftest man In the world IN race, and
was only beaten by a foot In a grand strug-
gle for nrst place
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
OmIMss On NoItMANpY.

The Chimes OF Normandy" which Il
10 be given at Greenwall's Nov. and
matinee was rehearsed at Huffman
hall again last evening. The young
ladies and gentlemen. though they have
been singing together only short while,
did exceedingly well. II, In the time they
nave hs, ior practice they make the same
be one Of the grandcst things OF tho
kind that has ever graced Greenwnlls
stage.
Under the efficient direction Of Nine
Armstrong, there Is no room to doubt
but that u VIII surpass all expectations.
Among he young ladies who will taka
part are our best local talent, aud Fori
who will take part Ia the "Chimes Of
Normandy with voices that are really
astonishing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.


The Pittsburgs have seven players
who have made over 100 base hits ms
setson. Glasscock made 81 hits while
q member Of the Pittsburgs and ffty-tive
while with st. Louis; total, l4l.
Lukehs. the pitcher who has been
signed by Pittsburg, won twenty-five. out
of thirty games he pitched for Allen
town In the Pennsylvania State league.
He weighs no pounds and is quite an
athlete.
In footing up the batting averages OF
the league. the New Works will probably
be in third place. The Brooklyns may be
have fallen on disastrously within the
past six weeks.
Tyler's phenomenal quarter in - 10
seconds at Hartford last week and his
world record for half In l:ll -,
caused many wagers that he will put the
mile record below two minutes before
the season Is over.
August I.e.hr. the German racing man.
recently lowered the European mile
standing start record to 2uO 40. l1ehr
Intended TO compete in the international
from dong SO by illness.
Short fences come high During its
chpckered clrecr this year the southern
'''Sus - $3.50, ,,a,,,,.t,ar +, ,ot 4,
ANhohgh N'pDun ~, AIM. ~ ro,spmn.
Wen man, ne is NJ. "A 49, o Iasei,a.,
writer's assert.
In another week baseball will permit
football to have an inning.
Twelve exhibition games will be played
In Pittsburg '.e1t month.
A special series for the benefit of the
PLAYERS Is talked of by the Bostons and
Pittsburgs. ..
The WasbinRtons will not be IN the
lencue next year.
IIho uosl'i,,tons, number Of games
,,.ni 80 n,an th snfn Of tho Ros-
, mun, dofesis 'ii''i' INV
mn N.v, nrioors olvmn,c c,nb wired
piii' Itar,Iin, ~ Nav YORK TINT their
offer for Inc Corhett-Aiitchell fight was
still open. The officials of the club said
that they are. confident the New York
authorities viii prevent the hight before
the Coney lslanlers. anu tnat the ~ n.
WI nave 10 JAKE pi"ee AZ 'e"
leans.
The New Orleans Olympic club has
begun TO make Preparations for the ban
tam-weight battle between. Johnnie Cir
man ana Jaek levy, when NH TAXI
Place on oc' S,, 70, Bosh ., 5Hese n ulnn
cleyerI
s.e,...,. W., 20 prrl,a "a ~
u , otVIs" 40 'stbnm AZ Da,yd al Ew.
mo III Wcfiarthv 40 Rrolie 40 Duffy
10 Hamilton M Davis AZ. Long 81.
jnNia 81 H. az nnnovan Ak Fuller
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
THE MAN anH LIKED.

:. An lolgt Side society "duok" called on a
West side young lady the other day. but
hc SAYS he Will never 10 there any more.
Y came about IN chs way.
Tue last Tine he called on this young
lnly he was ~ q loss to know w1nt 10
tar about The hour wns growing late aud
AL the lcnding topics 90 converse on had
been exhausted There was q moment OF
slonco aud then he commenced;
mircfH
81 SHE muttercsi. as shr glanced up at
tho clock. 81 like HE man that's Got a
litue Het-upand.go about hini,"
NEEDLESS 10 say DE left.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

Female Beggar-- Can't you. kind sir, help
q poor woman with four children and a
husband who can't get outi
Mr.. Kindkir-What ais your husband,
my good womRnf Why cans he go outi
i'He 10 on Blackwelrs island"
''Humphl He should have gone TO Sing
Sing. Then be could have got out "--Texaa
slftingA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

been riding two
seasons. Although
he won a large
number Of prizes
last year, no has
shown a wonder
full improvement
during tho pres
emit wheeling cam
paign.
Early in juno
this year he met
John 8. johnson,
the famous record
breaker, NJ syria
cuse in tho half
III. - 1.l..al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

languorous. tropical fashion--syilh dark
eyed beauty seldom secu Ia caidcr clhne..
They arr oil finely fnrm,.l. AAndsoinc.
well olucatol, and lady-likc young women.
The Creole company whs first assembled,
drilled aud placed upon tho road by Mr..
Jack. and iis continuous SUCCESS has over
been rich reward TO his EciiliS. ability.
aud original hlcas, MANY day will
elallsc helorc America will see the ''Cr,.
oles' equal. rs Mr.. jack takes the
company abroad next year to remain for
two years. The trip will be throughout
the odd world. and will wind Up In
London.
The press speaks well Of This hurlcsqne
and Il will undoubtedly play 20 a crowded
house iu this city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

a son of the baOlwoDds from up tho
katy rond wont down 70 Galveston on
the eNcnrAon last week, He went TO soc
the town and wound up nv going down 60
thr beach for hath. He was nh ready
Tor tue swim, plunged Into the water. took
one dive AMI ciune Oul splitting.
whats the mniterl" asked q hystauder.
70 " answered tile innocent, ''soInp durn
fool threw salt Ia this water"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01


The article in last Sundays Gazette
on "how to build state league was
favorably received by the sporting fra
There Is but one way by which a
state league can be built" remarked Il
baseba, enthusiasts yesterday, "and that
i TO make the price Of stock cheap and
issue more shares. The Gazettes sug-
gestion Is an excellent one. II we have
a state league next year we must COM
inence raising money now and by the
time the season opens the league will
have neat little sum laid up.
What Is needed more than anything
else Is good management. A good
management can do more with little
money than q bad one could with a
whole hat fun
That Texas win have league next
year can be vouched for, and the time
TO commence Is now. The suggestion
offered above Is good one and shonld
receive consideration by the sporting
fraternity, To cut long story short.
Texas can't afford 10 do without a league
next summer. One must have some
amusement IN which 10 pass the dnll
days of summer away and baseball
will prove the drawing card.
On October 23 and "a bicycle races
will be run at the old race track in lila
city. and the races promise to be very
l..
are held at the Dallas fair. On Sunday
the 22nd the boys rest and on Monday
come over to Fort Worth for n tVvn
days run. The best bicyclists from nil
over the state will be in attendance and
there is nc, reason why the meet should
not be well attended. A committee will
tour the city In a day or two soliciting
prizes for the winners.
The Dallas athletic club claims the fol
lowing named dates and fighters who
have already signed articles for future
Wm; johnson Of Paris vs.. @. Wright
Of Dallas on Wednesday, Oct. 4. weight
Merry Downing II New Orleans vs..
young, Peter Jecklsn OF Dallas on
Saturday, Oct. Z. weight ITO pounds.
Inc last hght, It IS claimed. will be a
RATHER, as Downing Is a white man aud
draw fights
Heury Harris signed articles yesterday
to hs9t BOB Gray before this club on
any date Gray may mention. Harris'
friends claim that Gray Win meet liz
waterloo in this man and they patiently
await Grays signature
Frank La Nene IL training at the fair
grounds under ii. Miner, Who defeated
Mooney, and he says II his man don't
WIN JACK osborne will know that he
Zimmerman. the worlds champion bi.
eyclist- viii make tour OF he South
tbs winter. He will start South on OCT
20 and VIII probably reach Fort Worth
In November. zimmerman wifi BE- ac.
eumpaniei by number Of other no,sd
hleyelists and will make tour OF nj
the Southern states.
Waco viii have bicycle race meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
TIE IENNIE LINps.

The Jennie Lind club has been organ.
lied under the direction Of Mrs. Geo
England. with the following young lady
members. Misses Virginia burroughs
Sadie Turner, IrIna Fosdick. Corrie Mar
tin, Katie Vaughan. Laura Smith. Fila
Montgomery and Bessie Field This
gained quite q prominent place In Hort
Worth society and rs new life mems
many pleasant evenings this winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The main topic of conversation in sport
bag circles Just now is the coming fight
between Corbett and Mitchell, before
the Coney Island club. The articles have
been signed aud botl men are in train
Ing. iis&spi
Much speculation is going on in this
city-and of course everywhere else-as
to who will be the winner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

a perfectly formed face should be d.
yided into ihrec equal parts, from the
r.Dots Of the hair to the roots Of the nose.
tfence 10 The tip. and from the dp Of
the nose 20 the tip Of the cllp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
NEWS AND NOTES.

Among the ladies who participated in
the reunion Of the Womans Relief Corps
at the gathering Of the Grand Army of
the Republic in Indianapolis recently was
delegation of five from Salem, Mass,
who styled themselves salem Witches"
They wore II white satin badge bearing
gold lettering and the figure OF a witch
in red. riding broom. These ladies
have visited every encampment for years,
wearing their peculiar badge.
Gipsics are particularly superstihous re-
garding portraits, and 1t is rarity 10
find the portrait OF q true Bohemian
decorating any art gallery or store win
dow. They consider It most unlucky to
be photographed. and Will only consent
to have their pr1fles taken In considera.
ton OF receiving, without asking for II,
an old shoestring with which they can
bind the spirit Of III luck certain to pur-
sue the person whose like has been re-
produced.
Milwaukee possesses at the present
moment one Of the curiosiies Of the
age-a Federal office with q fat salary
which nobody wants. il might reason
master, backed with salary Of nearly
$1,000, would appeal to the patriotism OF
some loyal heart, but il does not appear
to do so. The Office Is practically going
a-begging.
The Chinese In California have chance
to 20 to warmer climate. They are
offered S25 a head In British Guiana to
hoe sugar cane and dig for gold. The
colony only wants 5000 Of them IN the
meantime. but II they behave themselves
aud do not make their queues stand out
at right angles with pride, there may be
demand for more. The European can
not toll with his hands IN Guiana, and
John would have monopoly Of the
labor market. Here he Is ut llsalyan-
tage. because the white man Is able to
undertake a great deal more work than
there Is Ia sight.
Files, though 0btrnsive In the dog
days. are in general indispensable because
in their naggot state they act as scayen-
gers. There Is, however, a dark side to
mature tiy's nature In that 1t may
quite unconseiously become the bearer
Of some grave contagious diseases. Files
can infect eatables-especiaily sauces
with cholera germs. Hence II L neces-
sary TO keep flies away from articles Of
food when cholera or other infectious
disease is about
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

The old tune, God Save the King -
or America" 70 universally sung TO
My Country It's Of Thee" was nndoubt-
edly composed by DR.. John Hull (I562-
1878, music teacher TO Queen Elizabeth
about 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
woNlEN ARE rALKINa

About fashions, bar smokers are discus.
sing the superior qualities OF Old Domin.
ion Cigarettes Photograph In each pack
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
JAMES CoRBETT.

In Fort Worth, and throughout the
state, honors are about equally divided.
Some contend that Corbett is no fighter;
that he has never whipped but one good
mRn-John l.. Sulliyan--and after he had
lost all power as n fighter. Others think
that Mitchell is the more scientific while
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
DlRNeeaoER IS vERy FAST.
Hs Has Dsfsatsd johnson, windIs. Taylor
and othar FaAt Men.

One Of the bicycling stas OF tho flrst
mnRnitn1g I'd this year IL M. II.
Dlrnborgt u Tho Press Cycling club OF
Buffalo. Io ~ oaly 20 years of nRe and has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
SPORTING WORLD.
THE WEEKS RECORD.
The Coming Battle of Mitch
ell and Corbett.
ABOUT A BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Talk About the Eastern Baseball
Clubs and PlsyeIs.

Bicycle Races to be Held in This city.
The sportsman's Park Project sim
Aroot--.Fights Arranged to Take
Place at Dailas---other Sporting
Talk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
FORT WORTH
SOCIAL WORLD.
The Past Week One of I'm
usual Dizziness.
EVENTS TO OCCUR NEXT WEEK.
A Fashionable Debut Party at the
Inn Wednesday Night.

The Imperial German club,to Give
Their First Dance OF the season
Friday aycning--The Chimes OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and soeiabics.
social aud Personal Mention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
ON the STAGE
WITH PLAYERS.
The Coming Week in the
Dramatic World,
THREE GOOD SHOWS BILLED,
The Amateur Dramatic Company in
Chimes of Normandy"

Joseph Jefferson, the Veteran Come
dian, Had to Cancel an Engagement
ON Account OF sickness-I sichard
Mansneld's Latest Pranis-News of
the stage From all Corners.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01

comedy variety. for the small thread OF
continuity in Its action is completely
smotheseP out beneath au avalanche
of specialties. IL Is hard 10 place II
just where 1t belongs; but possibly ths
best definition would he given when h
Is said that Monte Carlo Is something
which was written to enable George
Wilson to appear at his very hest. lie
did so last night. Whenever be was on
che stage the house was In an uproar.
and he was enc0red repeatedly.
His support Is excellent throughout.
Miss Melrose gets the good humor well
under way IN George. Georgie,' mock
heroic melody. in which she makes the
most desperate love 10 the bass violin.
and the other members OF the company
second her good example in half score
OF topical songs, interpreted with num-
berleSs comical specialtics aud more than
one really well executed vocal number.
The house was delighted with the entire
performance, and il vii not be surpris.
irg II everyone In the audience goes 10
hear tho second pfformance tonight"
Tie next and last attraction OF Al.
week Is Sam T. Jacks Creoie Buriasquo
COMPANY. which viii appear Thurs
day. October 8, one night only.
The girls Of tlis company wero
recenfly from the bayou district Of
Louisiana. aud are very Drsits--in a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-01
tHARLEs MIrcnE1n.

Others say Mitchell is blur and will
back out before the date for the fight
arrives--Decenber is. Whether or not
Mitchell is Just bluiling" cannot be said,
but TO the contrary It may be said that
he means business. Alitchel's record is
q good oue-no one. can doubt this. Cor
belt. argue several sporting men. has
no record. Anyhow. next year viii tell
who is the champion pugilist OF the
Nori1