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U.S.S. Eliot, Nov. 12 (SOP)--"Well, to Stott with," the Sage exclaimed as he washed down his bread and Buttner with another glass of Sherry, "it's going to be a Tufts time for Jawn to beat the Jumbos, but I know he will make it plenty Warren for them...
CAMP RIDGE, Nov. 5 (AOL)--"Barton me" the ol' Sage remarked as he reached for the smelling Smaltz, "but Duetsch ya think that Camp Edwards ought to Turner coach in for a Newman?" Salapakos a lunch and we can make a Turek over to the stadium and watch the Crimson Strout its stuff. The crowd will be good Casella said Mitchell be there. To be Franche, Milam, we Coshnear got caught last time we sneaked into the stadium but I'd do it again any O'Day to see the soldiers Lloyd to the slaughter...
...Emporia, Kans. Gazette's sage old William Allen White prognosticated for the North American Newspaper Alliance: "I am one of those rare birds who believes that Roosevelt may not run for a fourth term...
...Donovan we will score or who will run Schmit the ball, Eder, but I wouldn't take their best man for a Fyler on my team." Husy was heard to threaten "I Mallett my men put Geeson their pants" with a Deery look, the Sage of the Age climbed up the Lauterback into the barn but before he Trumbulled into the hay he murmured. Harvard 13 Worcester...
Died. Isaac Deforest ("Ike") White, 78, long the late New York World's star crime reporter; in Syracuse, N.Y. He tracked down wife-killers, trapped oyster pirates, outwitted Yucatan slavers. From the remains of an unknown "anarchist" who bombed himself and Financier Russell Sage's office to pieces, White chose a button (detectives chose a head), identified the bomber as a Boston broker...