THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW 



381 



Covers, Cleats on Hive 211 



Combs Cleaned up after Extracting, Get tinK:. . 2X0 

 Controlling Increase When the Harvest Conies 



Early 16.S, 176 



Controllinir increase 176 



Conveniences in the Production of Extracted 



Honey 263 



Co-Operation iS7 



Contiollins- the Increase of 1,000 Colonies 8 



Covers Painted two Colors 211 



Cross Bees 23,S 



Criiicisms on March Review 202 



Crop be I'ublished, Lot the Truth Concerning 



the 213 



Cuba, Annexation of 304 



Dampening Smoker Fuel 151 



Danger in (Jueen Cage Candy 281 



Dadant System of Honey Production 307 



Dealers and Editors Credit, Give 309 



Difference in Stock 309, 314 



Different Practices (fathered up at Bee Con- 

 ventions 149 



Divisible Brrod Chamber Hives 80 



Doolittle's Advii.e to Lazy People 307 



"Drifting" of Bees in the Spring 87 



Early Cellaring of Bees Des rable 306 



Electrical Alarm to tell when a Vessel is full 



of Honey 214 



Embedding Them, Using WirtS in Brood 



Frames Without 52 



Enthusiasm 86 



Enthusiasm, Can an Old Man Retain? ISt 



E.xtracted Honey Production, Short Cuts in . 39 

 Extracted Honey, Conv niences in the Pro- 

 duction of 263 



E.xtracting, Arrangements for 212 



Fastening Foundation into Brood Frames 86 



Fall Honey won't go into the Supers 308 



Fairs, Selling Honey at 282 



Fairs, Advertising Honey at 218 



Feeder for Five Cents, A 135 



Feeding, Outdoor 246 



Feeding Allows us to Open Hives in Safety, 



Open air. 31i 



Fewer Ber s and Give them Better Care Keep . . 274 



Foretelling and Preventing Swarming 10+ 



Foundation into Brood Frames. Fastening.. . 86 



Foul Brood 239, 297. 3i6 



Foul Brood and Black Brood 239, 297 



Gleanings a Departmental Paper 305 



Hive-Lifting Device 304 



Hive Stands of Cement 205. 212 



Hives, Cheap. Substantial, Desirable /75 



Hives and their Influence 204 



Hives, Non Swarming 71, 88 



Honey-Boards, Cleaning 305 



Honey Resources, Changeableness of 180 



Honey Candying in the Comb 115 



Honey Producers' League turts over funds 211, 2*5 



Honey House, How to Build a 87 



Horse Power for Hive Making, Home Made.. 7 

 Home-Made Horse Power for Hive Making. . . 7 



Hoffman Frames 114, 180, 248, 297 



Hunters' and Tra ipers' Magazine 114 



Improvement of Stock. 15 



Increase of 1,000 Colonies, Controlling the. .■ . 8 

 Increase can be Controlled with a Knowledge 



of Princit)Ies 45 



Increase, How to Make it on the Alexander 



Plan 152 



Increase, Swarming and 183 



Inducing Bees to give up Swarming 209 



Influence of Food on Young Bees, Scientifically 



Considered 334 



Intensive Bee Keeping versus Extensive Bee- 



Keeping 79 



Introrlucing Queens 306 



Italian B es the Most Peaceable 239 



Job, I like my. 15^ 



Keep Bees, Queens and Sections all Together. . 107 



Lazy Bees 305 



Long Range Bee-Keeping fell Behind, one In- 

 stance in which 213 



Loss of Brood, Forming Nuclei with no 103 



Lower Prices for Supplies 21 



Localities Differ 305 



Magnet for Picking up Nails 211 



Michigan State Bee-Keepers' Convention. . 16, 239 

 Mining Stock, The FMitor of the Review dot-s 



not Endorse . . . 52 



Mistakes for the Keview Editor to Avoid 49 



Mixinif or "Drifting" of Bees in the Spring. .. 87 



Miller's Wax Extractor 12 



Moving 400 Coljnies to Northern Michigan.. . 171 



National Association and its Managers 300 



Naturalness in Comb Honey, a plea for more . 33l 



Nominations 'or National Officers 277 



Non-Swarming Hives 71, 88, 327 



Northern Michigan, First Trip to 137 



NucleuiSystem, Twin Baby 167 



Nucleui wirh Loss of Brood. Forming 103 



Ohio has a F'oul Brood Law 238 



Open-air Feeding Allows us to Open Hives in 



Safety 311 



Orange Blossom Honey 238 



Out-Apiaries and their Management 18, 109 



Outdoor Feeding 245 



Ph>silogical questions that are much debated 269 



Power Driven Extractor 305 



Propolis 336 



Progressive Bee-KeePer and its Editor dead . . 180 



rrepaing Bees tor Win er 276 



Preparat ons for the Com ng Season 11 



Pure Food Law, National 337 



Queen Cells Built by Maiming the Queen 212 



Queen Breeders' Cata'ogues 15 



Raspberry Region of Northern Michigan, will 



have 400 Colonies in the 53 



Retail d by one Man, f 0,000 pounds of Honey . . 299 



Retailing Honey on R. F. D. Routes 295 



Requeecing Colonies 245, 305 



Review Apiary at Flint 199 



Reaping the Honey Harvest in Northern 



Michigan 231 



Ripened Honey, Th iroughly 276 



Rubber Bands in Tract ferring 153 



San Antonio Convention 336 



Scales, Have a Colony on the 216 



Selling a Crop of Honey 307 



Selling Honey at a Good Price 312 



Selling Honey 282, 307, 312, 384 



Selling Honey at Fairs 282 



Select Their Home in Advance of ^warming, 



do Bees 277 



Securing Helo 180 



Shallow Brood Frames, Some Objections to- • . 77 



Shipfing Honey to Strangers 279 



Shook Swarming 181 



Size of Hi ve and its Effect upon Swarming. . . . 114 



Silent, Why the Journals are 278 



Smoker Fuel, Dampening 151 



Socialist and his Bee Hi ve. A 206 



Starters when Hiving Swarms, Qld Combs 



Versus 2.^6 



Specialt.v in Bee-Keeping 16 



Strainer for E.Ktract d Honey 238 



Standard for Honey 308 



Strangers. Shipping Honey to. 279 



Success Comes from Doing those Things that 



pay best . 143 



Swarming, Inducing bees to give up 209 



Swarming and Increase J83 



"^warming Shook 181 



Swarming and its Prevention 179 



Swarming, Foretelling and Preventing 104 



Swarming Energy VVithout Increase, Utiliz- 

 ing the 176 



Swarming, Size of Hive ard its effect upon 114 



Tin Rabbets of no use 239 



Transfe ring. Rubber Bands in 153 



Twin Baby Nucleus System • 167 



Uncapr ing Knife a I^ong 303 



Uncapping Honey 284 



Uniting Bees 308 



Unripe Honey 283 



Veil, A d vanced Ke 180 



Warming a Bee Cellar 20 



Wax-Kendering, Simple, Easy and Philo- 

 sophical 1 



Winter, Some Hints on Preparing Bees for 30, 



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