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Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

room was thrown open. showing a beautifully decorated table. The color scheme carried out was red and white. red shades covered the lights and the menu cards were decorated in red and white. Pink was the color scheme in the parlor Each young lady prepared her favorite dssh for the menu, which was as follows:
 Salad Olives Sandwiches Salted Almonds
 Cake Ice Cream
 Punch
 After luncheon a musical program was rendered. consisting of the favor ite pieces of the performers. All de- parted at a late hour. having a most delightful time.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
A "FAvORITEy PARTY.

Misses Ida and Margaret Cosner en- tertained the. Treble Clef club at a "favorite" party last evening. Soon after the guests arrived the dining
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

Fudaesl Fudgesl Chocolate Judges! Don't make thenn though very fine Donofrio's creams and candies, Excell Judges every time.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

Prof. Fountain Music stores Nos. 1 and 2. Special price for violin. man. dolin and guitar lessons for the sum-
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
Baby Mine

mother should of to a but the suHer1ng ana danger ordeal makes its anticipation of misery Friend the only remedy which relieves of the great maternity this hour which dreaded as woan
 trial made painless but all the danger avoided remedy longer Respondent gloomy and other distressing conditions
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06
Every mother feels .

Every mother feels . great dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period
Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

serious accidents common to the critical
 obviated by the of Mothers D& A &xn AnoO FrieId. "It is worth its weight in gold kF8EnEHHf E' says many who have used 1t. SI.oo per VkV1aaSk ~ bottle drug Book containing
 valuable information of interest to all women, will A address free application to ESkEuc&H RRAcFlEzD REGULATOR Afsrta. Ga.' nSAEV
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
JOINS OFFICERS IN SEARCH
FOR BROTHERS. ASSASSIN

John Afford, brother - Mac Afford,
Who rs slot from anbash. near
Forum lasf Tuesday night, has lalntd
the United States officials in tie search
Tor the murders q rs brotlisr
last saturday Afford. Hho lives At
Sallisas. spent TIE entire day Ia tiio
neiJhtaFisood of thetFasedy. question.
ing the aslghbors q ths dead nan and
searching Ia vain feF evidences that
would lead 70 the detection 81 tie a..
aasslns.
from foFun saturday sftsfuoon Al.
ford telsphoned TIE mAfslais ugsice
af auzkoese that IL had talked uith
the people who psFs 20 the wagon
With HI brother q tie time ef the
killing. but they - 30 ona an6 could
give % ldsa Of uls0 committed the
crime. Depnty Marshal Frank lunes
OF ChseetAh, Il iolloslnk a eine uhlch
hs believes viii led 70 40 arrest 10.
ine made soon.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
WOMAN PRISONER JUMPS
FROM MOVING TRAIN

Hartlesyllie JuFy ?, Jumping from
moving trains IL Efforts q rsape +
frequently attempted b male
prisoners. but Cora Alien. Il BaFtiea
vile. Is the llfst Noman uh6 i knoau
to lave done lls
Willis pepafg United States Mar
sAal George Williams a. sAklng ~
with three other prisoners ffDm H..
tlssyIile % lie Viuila prism. -
jumped thfoakh = uind0s aflie IL
train sas RolnE 81 iis fsEelaf spseI
Tie ofiicsf eaofinueif o. ii sa5 =
XInita and o. Is return - ARRESTED
the woman - pArson4 q ehlch plaes
sfe had makie Ter wnY fFum Cliet0pa
Of ! issnd car
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01

Lueoln, Nsb., July - Tie Demo
Gratis and ropnllsss of Nebfaska have
won their nght foF fusion On the tick.
cts II tie aFst direct primary election
on September 3 TIE supreme court
today handed doan : decialaa ever.
ruling tie demurrer q ths altofnsy
general nd ordering ne wit e nan.
damus = compel ths sscrefzFg ei state
% permit fusion g he primary bal
lots.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Friday July 20

Mrs L. NJ. rroUasco has returned
from : visit 20 lasa.
Lee barrett aud vife returned last
night from a visit q Claremofs
Df. Winner sFsmodellug his house
and vii have = nice modern house
when completed
III. Nallen, Of Falrland, 3 cousin of
S. +. Wallen. Is ; guest of tie latter
In this city today.
Attorney J ] Jones returned last
night from Washington, D G. after
q tso weeks visit
Geo. E. Harris went fishing last
night and returned with 3 sbIg head"
aud ; small amount o Ash.
nr. +. ". bird and wife Of Poteau
arrived this morning 70 visit the
family 0f w. p. Gatewood.
Mr. ]. r. steWaFtlof Ketehum u Ia
toen today lie reports 1hs corn IN
good condition 10 that locsass
w.P. Phillips fstnrnsd from Los
Angeles this lmaFnlng and sent 70
Tula % the noon train.
Frank n. Thomas Of VlnlIa and
Ella noaning U huskDNse vera mar
rled ii the II. :. Clerks ugiee lanf
evening
T. &. Atkinson returned t. bis home
at Kansas Cily II night after = short
visit Il this clt1 18th his sister. Mrs.
A. J. Williams
y. i. rarseF. famllliArlg known as
uunaIs FL. of s. Louis. arrived last
night EaF few aaYa visit p Ninita.
Me i II unele II Judge rafheE
Tnn Aragy.oll aad Gas CO. hsid 8
i|lgaeIas meeting this meEDIaa and
n|asIzz y. +. HaFIef treasurer n
sa e "a Wnhlzz resigned
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01


Mr.. and Mira lave MayheFry have
moved 20 Tulsa to reside
Mrs J. s. Burtrum, who has beer
sick for three weeks, Is Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John GunteF returned
from 50. Louis this morning
Mr. and Mrs stepp OF Kansas cts
are visiting Rev and Mrs A, , VIII
llams.
Misses Anna Byrd and Malta Stew.
ems went TO spayinaw THIS morning e
visit Mfs. Sam zeno.
Mrs. Thomas Terry, Of Guthrie, i
the guest IN this clty Of her sister
Mrs. Albert Berry
George Gatewood writes home thar
he il having fine snccess selling Rem.
ington typewriter machines.
Dr. and Mrs + W. Byrd oi poteau,
arrived in the city this morning for a
visit with Mn. Byrd's parents, Mr.
and Ms. W, +. Gatewood.
J. A. Rafferty,, Of Cushing oklAho-
ma, an old acquaintance ofe. +. De
Pue. Is here looking over the country
with the view Of investing
Rev Patterson, of Florida, n Ia the
city visiting relatives and friends. He
was formerly pastor of the First Rap
list chnfch Of VInita
Evangelist J. Z. Wolfe, who Is hold
ing tent meeting IL Toronto, Canada
writes his brother here that the heat
there had been something fearful
Rev Scott StunbleAsld, d kansas
CITY, Who has been visiting BIS bro.
ther +. A. stubhiearld aud yinita
friends returned home this morning
Ad Roach aud family and capt G.
;. White aud family are camping by
Lynch lake and their friends autlci-
pate some great ash stories 90 their
returned
M n johnson returned this morn,
ing and tho Clerks oriee force Is
wearing a bread smile As Mf johnson
delivers the goods promptly when 10
re olice
j. IN ming last night rushed out
Of the house With lighted lantern
70 relieve a man ia distress, shn proved
TO be the man IN the moon afflicted
with an ECLIPSE
NJ. f. milford has nos joined the
"batehsler's club hls family having
gone East for an extended toer during
the hos weather. They wlil visit at
Chicago and other points
Ned nusklns eas arrested b Oaicef
Britt last evening for being drunk and
dlsnrtierly, He was held IN jail last
night and this morning plead guilty
"a the mayors court and Was tined he
usual amount.
with the Auditorium roof completed
and the inside werk On the na.lding
moving along smoothly Vlnila siil
soon be the proud posSessos Of thea
ter that aill attract the usst shoW
companies 90 Tie read
Two supposed eounteFfeltes worked
the tosn ot Catale yesterday and sue
cee1ea IN trading quite az amount of
bad money fef good ViuIts people
should keep their eyes open. a. TIE
showers Of the queer are supposed 10
have eome here
Manager Butler oi the AaIlttouum
theatre Il NJ receipt ot advise from the
booking agent u New Yofk eity that
he has seeuredth he Red Feather tfoups
OF slxfg people and two car loads Of
scenery for a date Ia Viuita They
will appear here On December II.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
INHERITED LANDS
LIslse for Sale With the In
dian Agent Al the unIen
Agency, Muskopee

Notice Is heFehy given that the fol-
loving described tracts ef land allotted
of deceased estisenx Of TIE Five Clsls.
led Tribes have besn listed fof sale
b their heirs aud sealed bids wsll be
resolved therefor a. tits agency on
each sepAmfa allotment vS land de-.
acrlbed 40 To O'Clock D of TIE
date whea sAid bids a-s % - opened
August u, loos
cHKaoRKE NATION
No. 8. Allotment of Jos sparrow
hawk. Deceased
Nei u sss of nes of sec la, ~ = n.
~ q, and ses oi swl Of sci of Aac
=, and "a q nwg 0f net and sat q
oct IL neg and nwl uf vi az nes and
Il 0f net ot nel and nwg 0f nrs of
net oi sec IS tp2tn,tl7s. ooacfes
No :. Allotment of LYDIA Spafrow
hawk. deceased
~ Of nsl Of sci and Il o. sci Of npi.
and nwi Of -. of nss and nei o. sss
of nsl, and south - acres OF Lot of
sac. ~. tp 2sn.r2less - acres
Na. 4 Allotment of Aicg johnson,
deneAsed
Nel of net and 81 Of ~ of nei q
sec. %, and MI oi nea and nei Of
swl Of net II SO IS ~ - D, rangs
IS east, 10 acres
No D. Allotment Martin White.
ieoeAsed.
Lot aud nss 81 sea of uwi u sec
4 IA ~ d, range 10 ! " II acres
Listed iof sale July 70. laFs, bids g
10 be opened sepiemhef 5 1901
~ in Allotment of Charley split
ness. deceased
West of nsl q section + tosn
ship, 10 d. rye. - cas-; % acres
No. n. Allotment Of John Justice
deceased
Vast ~ nNl ~ nei oi nwg n nwa
ns4 and nes of eel of section n. Ant
n~i Of sei u 81! 81 section 10, t0wn
ship "a q. ne u east, s. aefes
All bids must b. accompanied By
igly ceftlhed check on seme solvent
bank, palahle 20 tiis Commissioner q
Indian afalrs. ior a. per oeni Of TIE
amount Of the bids
All bids should H. dspuslsed With
the United States Indian agent
union ageusy Nuskugse. Indian Tss
ritofy. and enclosed Ia : separate
ssaled envelope. upon ~hleh must ha
written bid for lnhsfilsd Inasan
Lands, aud Tie date whsn the bld Is
% - opened. TIE envelope must nat
Disclose a description ef - land
All Information pertaining "a heir.
.hlp and proofs furnished - peiltion.
srs + on DE at gbe uolon agency and /
nay - examined b ans sfapcctiss +
sldaaf.
uutll furiAsf lAairs eairlal lists 4
erssk iands sili lie adeefflsed To tie
Naskokee Phoenix Cherokee .ands u !
lie NlniiA CAisftaln. clHeiaw lands
Ia the EVENING News, MeAieAgsr. and
ahlcsasAN lands ln tie Ihicsasla /
ExpFess
Further Information and copies q
ne fsRHlatlaHs governing shsse ,aiss i
Ill - sent upon application
n&sk ~ kHLsff
T United States iudiNn AGENT
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
GALBRlTH FOR
ELECTION BOARD

Oklahoma cisf. July Chairman
J + 1hompsou u the state Demo
cratic centfai committee. last night
Recommended te Governor FFAnis ~ ;
Democratic msmber ni gAe Oklahoma
election boaFd. G A. g}albml,h q
Ala. Mr GaIbfaifh wss Formerly at
tofnsY general el 0k.slAens and r..
Gently chief af tie supreme court of
tie Hawaiian Islands.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01

G. @. kAusef 81 sallgman, No. who
bought several car loads o. has and
corn of vlnlla dsalsrs the trst part Of
the weak. sent 20 Afton yesterday.
Deputy Neville took ". W. avery
70 Pryor Greek this morning to 90
ceive santenoa 90 the charge of gam.
ing, of which crime he was convicted
during the April term Of court
Uncle hob knight returned last
evening 10 hls home on the hanks Of
the Grand river, where he has 4 Iine
stone residence Ia which many of his
friends have shared Ia hls hospitality.
5. Sanders. from So. Louis who
lived IA Nlnlta for a number cf years,
il visitor here and has many good
words 10 saY of ylnlta and the i'm
pfovements MADE slnce be lived here.
lie leaves today 20 attend the sed
ding Of Mr starr at ClaFcmoe 70.
night
Mrs. Levi Jones died a. I a'cleek
this morning The funeral services
wlll be held tomorrow upon The ~
rival " 4 sister from Oklahoma Mrs
jones has been Ia failing condition
Tor some time, out her death came as
great shock 10 the family and
friends as tbs deceased VAS attending
90 her household duties during The
proceeding day
A mar purchased bottle Of Llquo
zone al the Peoples drug store yester.
day and placed Il on shelf stating
that he would call FOR Il later Ia
his return he picked 40 the wrong |
bottle and teok quite liberal desc
II what proved 10 be mustache dys.
Fly promptly administering an anti
aots. the druggist saved the victim
from ans serious resuita
n &, Baird Of BArtlesfllle, one of
the directors OF the Avery on a Gas
'ompany, h here 70 attend = meeting
II the directors % the company
The Chleftaln has been Informed
That a .1rRe quantity q drift weed
has lodged under and aheye the Locust
'Fesk bridge The Commercial club
lhoald cali the attention Of lts road
A. heavy rain would be
liable "a take the bridge out
A general order was iNned some time
NO hy 1 special commission of tho
soart of claims thar an applications Of I
Eastern Cherokcss must be fied not
.atsr than August 81, 1907
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01

fes Yofk. July = Tslsphons
pelss afa the latest ueapons nltn
which the welfare against eanump-
ten i being eaEod. II fonkes
eyeE5 pole nou heafaa a little tin slen
readln9 Consumption i eAaAed ~
tlsa poison crescent II aiia eonsamp
iivsh spit. This polsonoaz spit dfies
I'D soss as d. lnio eE1ef people 5
luna Doa'l zIss dlazaz@ e oil.efz
y earslsm apIllInk Doal - ofheIz
FiEs Il 70 70 b szrsieza splitting.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Monslay July NJ
tlrY

AA"tttf"t #"t3 -
Ewing llalsall left last night for 4
business visit m kansas CitY
Mis- Ethel Frazier, Of CiafemoFe. d
visiting friends In this city
Judge Thomas came W from Mus.
soges lecaY GA leeAl business
Mrs. G. ]. Hant went 20 Sapulpa
saturday evening loF a atoft sisit
Mrs. ]. II. Butler retuFned sunday
evening from q short visit ~ Alton.
Al Oh vel Was brought Ia Ga a
lease bslongiug 70 } Y Robsrts Sat.
urday.
Veterinary surgeon G. y Meredith
Of Joplln. Me-, scent Sunday With
friends III this city
Pat Mahoney returned saturday
night from a months visit At his old
home Ia kohoko, Mo.
Deputy {. S. Marshal stepp q
Claemore. yesterday broughtsa J W.
West accused of false pretenss.
Mn ]. A. GIN, Misses Edna and
lsosa aud Master Joseph 0lll left yes.
teriaY for salt Lake CITY for a few
weeks seloufn.
W. + Wade and family ard Mrs
Wilbur haye gone % EuciiA % visit
the family Of Thomas Blue Jacket
Ihey viii remain about two weeks
W. II nafrough and family are
maintaining a camrat sulphur springs
l. r. whero they expect "a remain
this wees
Alice Garrett and Htycs Thompson
we're yesterday evening b aght IN By
Deputy Mciiinnis. 10 av charged
With false protsnse
Mrs 5ohn Wise. returned last night
from mouths visit ailh relatives
and friends AZ Soathwes, Citg karekn
springs, and other points
Joseph Chambers, 4 former resident
of this city, has returned after 80 alb
ssnru o. sls,at three years spent in
Nashville Tenn. and other Southern
towns
The marhals oFfcc saturday served
an attachment On the store ballalng
and residence Of ~ A jordan a.
satisfy tie clalms of the Miunetonka
Lumber 60.
AZ their regular meeting tonight
the odd Fellows vlii install J X.
Taylou Is vice grand and IT J. ~.
Cralg IS secretary
Deputy ChambsF.in lat hight
brought Ia Scott Monet charged wth
slander lie uAa arranged bef0n the
United states commissioner And the
cAss wsseoutiuaed % August & siomss
gave bond and was released
EdgaF Burlington returned satar.
day night from 81 extended sislt 90
Relatives Ia Los Angeles Calif In.
route home he sioppsd al Colorado
Springs t. sfe Luelan Banlaetan
whose II Alth ls being improved hy
his ray ~ this famous resort
Cotton thrad las adssnrsd 10
price All all soou hs Frtailsd a. ten
rents spool tbs Is hot bscause /
lt Is scasef bui tie thread trust needs .
the noas Texas las already slreh /
noilee that Il wl.l pat sssrf nan ~
laii Nho = GA tie trust tnead - ans
higher pflce Ran i eoW tegu9 clHsfg
a. Muskogss Democrat.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
saturday July 8

saturday, July e
John Nichols, a brother rf A Il.
Nichols arrived yesterday FROM Georgia
ior brief visit
Mrs G. Il smith died last night n
typhoid fever Tie funeral vas con-
aaetsd this afternoon hy Rev. A.
Williams
George NidIfTer and John 6untef
anloaded three cars of horses yestsF-
daY 1teY eere taken nat 10 pasture
preparatory u being sd.
Nlss Glsssla Lee returned from Ne
sada No tbs morning
Miss Lois Chambsriln IS suffering
from a hadlY spfaiued fsat
afs. =. u fieklln and daughters.
Lee and Mars, 60 70 Tulsa this even
lns 20 visit Mrs. Erlcksfen
+ M Lsels is moving hls stock d
haggiss and ether implements into
tie north uom of the scott building
Rev Jones pastor of tie Adair II L
eharch. south returned 70 Adalr iast
evening after a fes dags' visit in this
elts
Prof IS T Ford. fofmsriy of the
NtBisa public schools rasssd through
ttls rlty laSt ui4hi suFuate % sar.
eoxie, Ma.
I T. Finley assistant bauk exam.
lasf af ksilsas. is exese1sd herr tie
evening to spend sunday slfh hIs d 5.
lhsf. Gen. G Finley.
lev. i.R Mcdonald presiding Eaef
q the Einaa disircg 81 tie NJ
church SOUTH sect tn Nussagrc AT
evening ga business
Res. G y snodatass eft on IN eaFly
morning Katg train today for Wan.
Fort Gibson and. other polntsembraced
II hls district as aeld missionary Hs
vlli be absent from hone for several
dags.
II. n. Butler, editor of the pryos
Creek Cllppsr, passed through vlnita
last evening enrouto from EldoFad0
Springs No, whsfe Ms. natler i
spending the summer Faf The beneal
Of Der health.
IT. Ragan has decided 70 erect {
onsstory brick building on Eertf
Wilson stFeaf a. soon ~ satisfactory
contract for same can b made. IT,
Building Il 70 - 25xso feet and We aFs
informed that Il hes already hesr
lsazsd for ase Yean
Emmett skinner wsll leave thu
sYanlng for Excelsior shrings. 10.
uhare Ma Skinner has bsen for sss'
eral weeks for the benefit Of hel
health.
hIf. and m @. 4. James left -
night for Jamestown, Atlantic City I'D
Naw York 4 brother q M. Jamel
I'll have charge Of tie hotel daFina
rs ahsanee.
Deputy Williams brought IN -
following pfiaanen lasI night. 70.
Is Rogers. charged 9Th laFean1,
James Maskfat ard Cora Allen,
ahAaaG with adultery
Depntg Lang brought ii Jeas
Heolis last nlzll1 chafssa with bzlnz
ImrIlcaEsd NIlh his brother. nazIzs
HaaIis h E murder committed nezI
IzAlaQash Ezszntll
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01

Joseph Pelham. charrsd ulEh llle
murder 81 4 ooleTei man af nasslee
Vile ; wesk Or aun akp vas yesterday
taksn befop The unlted STATES Com.
missioner At that plaee and bound
over to await tie actlon cfths grand
turY.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-11-21
A Remarkable Name.

Years ago as New England sea
captain was signing a contract at a
shipping Office he was observed by
the official in charge to be writing a
string of names. 'Only sign for
yourself, cap'en,''' cried the officer,
mot for the whole crew" The cap
tain grimly pointed out the head
-''Name in fulP'- went on
writing his piece, which, when he
had done, the officer, after some
trouble in deciphering, found to
read thus: "Through-Much- Tribula-
tion-We- Enter Into the Kingdom
of-Heaven Clapp." "Will you please
to tell me, Captain Clapp," said he,
with as demure a face as his violent
inclination to indulge in hearty
laugh would allow him to put on,
"what might your mother have call
ed you in your infancy to save her
self the trouble Of repeating a SER
mon whenever she had occasion to
name her darling?' ''Why, sir" re-
piled Captain Clapp, with laughable
simplicity, when [ was little they
used to call me Tribby for short
ness
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1907-11-21
TWO MINUTE SKETCHES
Daniel Webster.
BY J. Fl. EDCER TON.
~ ERHAPS the crisis in Daniel
49, Webster's career was reached
Just after his admission to the

%a5s5sS, the ssrs s' Tas ' reached RsRs
just after his admission to the
bar, when he was offered a
court clerksh:p. At that time he was
~ery poor and had shown little of the
wonderful oratorical ability which aft
erward distinguished him. The tender
Of such a place was therefore a sore
temptation. Webster, however, decid-
ed not to take it, stating that he in
tended to say things himself. not sim
ply write things that other people said
lie began practicing in a small New
hampshire town and remained a citi-
gen of that state many years before
- Was fnally discovered" and in
duced to locate in Boston. When Web
ster first tried to speak, he failed and
burst into tears. This was while he
was still il school. So shy was he that
he could scarcely arise to recite. It
took will power and perseverance to
overcome such a defect and it was only
the fact that he felt his own great pow
ers that finally enabled him to succeed.
Even after he had overcome his
timfdity the battle was only half won.
His first efforts were ornate and high
sounding, but contained little sub
stance. One local critic said they were
full of emptiness" Webster heard
Of the criticism, and it cut him, but
he had enough common sense to recog-
nize the justice Of the structure and to
profit by it. He resolved never again
to indulge in mere oratory for it's own
sake and to speak only when he had
something to say.
AS boy on the farm Webster did
not like to work, but when he got into
his own field he was on occasions a
Drndiei0nS worker When in school,
A. pa. 2li9l 4 nL-l.tl ilnCS g \ r.
gil to memorize. All night he worked
and, when called upon to repeat what
he had learned, not only did so, but
asked leave to give another hundred,
then still another hundred, after which
he stated that he was ready to repeat
500 more.
With the modern DemoSthenes"
personal appearance was more than
half the battle.