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October
Oct. 1—Isaac's eye is a "permanganate imrple." Why have a
stair-rush on the cement steps?
2—Sfansbury-Wunder debate. Clean mud, jilease, gentlemen
!
4—U. C, 32; Wittenburg, 0. SOME TEAM!
6—The muffler's open again. Quick, a Maxim Silencer.
"Patrice" Lyon back from "Wisconsin" and hunts a job
in "Truly Warner's" to get to that dear U. C.
7—Hand dabbles in love—editorials.
10—You KNOW he's back. First POAV-WOW of ffie year. Like
the good old "Summer Time." College Spirit! Cincin­
Ilia
nati! Root!
U. C, 23; Ohio U., 2. We're off', CLEAR TFIE TRACK!
-"Oh, happy days, etc.," the FTag-Rush is worse than war in
the Balkans or (ieorge with the grippe. Nice for old
Grads, Seniors and Juniors, but hard on parents.
14—Nonnez dead or missing.
15—Wunder the First, King of McMicken! (Ap])lause from
the multitude.) "Nice fellow, that Wunder. Shook
16-
20-
hands M'ith me once."
She puts me on the "Annual" Slafl' amid the "elighties."
Y'see the Staff's f be small, but select this j^ear. Oh,
well!
U. C, 44; Wesleyan, 3. Ohio State Journal mentions
Baehr for all-Ohio fullback; Pat says "Next j'car we'll
take on Harvard and Yale."
22—"Ma Kelsch entertains with a dansant, assisted by a budding
cortege of debutantes, including Hilda." VEAL is
served.
23—Athletic editor of the News selects U. C. men for all-Ohio.
How about the other two, Pat?
24—Rooters' Club organized. Watcli 'em grow; watch 'em
at the Miami game.
2.5—"Lexington Lulu-Rii'ds" take flight.
26—Sadness, gobs of it; lake of tears. Kentucky State, 27;
U. C, 7. Give 'em another "High-Low" you all. (Don't
remind us, please.)
27—"One little .slip and it's no dinner—Tilden, "the Lulu-
Birds on the return flight."
28—All out for the U. C. "cfiorus." Not the kind you think.
Billy. No use hanging around here. This bunch is
selected for vocal ability.
31—A send-ofl' to the team, (iet Cleveland! Hooray, for
page three hundred and seven
Dana! "By golly, altogether now."