Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-13

though it is hard to explain just how veteran can
be recruit except that the enlistment is 3 yearly
stunt Mr.. Burgess recruited by the far
spreading pollen of early and has faithfully
bowed in obeisance I Miss Goldenrods penitentisl
decree each year since At this point ii will be IN
good form bring out the fact that people Of in
teectual characteristics be easier victims to
the pestiferous pollen than those who might be
thought to have closer relationship TO Roughneck
Ragveed.
And too, women are not exempt Among the
many women OF Omaha who view the coming Of Au-
gust Is with misgiving Mesdsmes Harry Deuel.
w H. Clarke E. J. Mcvann. James Martin, J. E Sum
ners, George Thunnel George Barker. Miss Hortense
Clarke Like Of the in the fever lists, some
OF the women brave il through here in Omaha, while
get the vacation train for the high, frosty
before the time for suocumbing arrives. Mrs.
Thummel and Mrs Martin have already gone TO the
lakes, in the 500" region; Mrs Summers beats the
enemy at Isle Roysle; Mrs Clarke the high. safe
at Weller. Colo; Mrs. George Barker has found
immune spot in the north; Mrs Mcvann has pinned
her faith TO the Hot Springs atmosphere
Alfred Thomas, secretary of the Creighton Beatty
company, is a victim who stands his ground and
quietly accepts what fate dog days bring. the
ripenng weeds scatter about
Alfred c. Elek knows Of old how the play OF pollen
him the lugubrious train. and he has already
steamed away TO the cooler mountains Mrs Ellick
accompanied him
Clement Chase, jr, has made a safe getaway TO the
Michigan cool spots
his tentng ground and is established there good
time.
A Good Many Brazen 1t Out Home.
whats the use Of running." asks a spokesman
for the stay al homes. We were here first, and
we'd like TO see any old rAgveed drive Us away.
Omaha air is clear and COOL and as the knti-wssd
bers afors YhE NJ
tack abates When get bigger appropriation
for destroying weeds increased public spirit
on the part Of all property owners, be nd Of
hay fever. And yet-&nd yet. that's going pretty
far; for ! know people in the hay fever class who
swear they never get within 3 mile of weed, and
still they fall into the dismal condition. have some
times wondered If it is q habit and auto-suggestiuu
works on the mind that extent the mucous mem
brsne becomes softly susceptible Hadn't thought Of
that before Guess III talk it with Dr. ShsrrA-
den"
Dr. W. H Sherraden is president Of the Field club
and at the time is OF the gamest hay fever
in this OF the woods. He clever too but
amount OF cleverness research seems 10 enable
the victims protect themselves. Louis Reiehen-
berg has grey matter enough for success in most
any line, but when hay fever day comes he willis
like the and takes the line Of resistance
Sufferers Organize Up North.
u N4AlesOA Ano Wisconsin regular &S6oclaDons
have been formed Of hay fever gAtherers They hold
meetings and discuss pslhstives and jolly each other
until nomentsry forgetfulness ensues. and they
point with pride, like those who have an opera
ton to the fact that everybody can get IN the
hay fever class
ChequAmegon bay. al the head Of Lake Superior,
is the best refuge the sufferers within TeAn
Of that sheet Of water, and Isle Roysle also in
Superior. draws even some OF the Omaha victims.
OF course. there is good fishing and much other
sport TO be found in that section and this fact may
have something 10 do with making the northern bay
and island popular. When away from home, with
normal nose and eyes, when they ten q ross
from Hmburger cheese. hay fever folks are as fond
OF good company. a good tine and good living, a
others,