December, 1913. 



American Vee Journal 



423 



Optomistic View — 262. 



Orange as a Honey Plant — 124. 



Outdoor Wintering, Protecting Entrance for 

 -21. 



Overstocking — 132. 208. 



Outyards — 19.5. 197. 



Panama- Pacific Exposition — 259. 



Paraffine for Hive Bodies — 346. 



Parcel Post— 6, 42. 113, 167, 299, 300. 



Parthenogenesis — 3SS. 



Paste for Labels — .50. 



Pepy's Diary, Bees Mentioned in — 47. 



Photography. First Trial at — 53. 



Planning — 339. 



Pleasant Emotions — 408. 



Plurality of Queens — 367. 



Plural Matinf for Queens — 60. 



Pollen, Color of — 118. 



Pollen. Dearth of — 155. 



Pollen, Need of in Early Spring — -i.l, IS.'i. 



Pollen on Bees' Feet — 279. 



Pollen, Surplus Combs of — IJ. 



Pollen S: Weight of Hives for Winter — 17. 



Poetry — 229. 



Pollenation, Flower — 80. 



Portrait Photographed through the Eye of a 

 Bee— 8. 



Prime Swarm on Parent Stmd -2 It. 27,', 

 279. 



Producing and Marketing lloncy with an 

 Automobile — 164. 



Profits and Losses in Beekeeping — 46. 



Profitable Crop— 5. 



Propolis. Sale for — 29. 191. 



Pure Stock, Ho wto Keen -IS'). 



Put up Plan — 170. 



Queen Cages and Caging — 18.5. 



Queen Cells Destroyed by Youni; Oucens — ■ 



18C. 

 Queen-Cells, Dr. Miller's Plan of Kearing — 



149. 

 Queen Cells in Sections -12. 

 Queen Cells, Tearing Down — 27-'». 

 Queen-Cells, What to do with — 222. 

 Queen Clipping — 236, 260. 

 Queen Rearing— 13, 14, l'.):>. 206, 3t2, 243, 



309, 315. 

 Queenlessness — 3.50. 

 Queenless Colonies — 206. 

 Queens, Balling — 169. 

 Queens, Clipping— 63. 61. ,M2. 

 Queens, Color of — ISi). 



Queens, Direct Int -./-^ucti-iii rf -3').), 339. 

 Queens, Distance they vlat-i — 278. 

 Queens, Early — S5S. 

 Queens. Drone laying — 29. 

 Queen Excluders — 06. 

 Queens. Good — 278. 

 Queens. Introducing —134. 205, 233, ;!7(l. 370. 



389, 419. 

 Queen Nursery — 170. 

 Queen Rearing from l^-iul-rnsdv ( oionie^ — 



269. 

 Queens, Southern 'n North- -i'.78. 

 Races of Bees — 265. 

 Railroad Overcharg.'s — 240. 

 Railroad Rates in Cuba — 312. 

 Recipes — 12. 48, 49, 84, 120. 193. 194, 228, 



301. 370. 

 Record Crnp. Alfred Pike's- 16. 

 Red Clover B;.'5— .!29. 

 Redwood ^or Beehives — 7, lOf. 

 Removing Propolis from Frames — 120. 

 Rendering Wax — 234. 

 Renting Bees on Snaies — 134. 



REPORTS Jic •i'^PEIi EX :i:S FK' .\I — 



British flai'i u'.ia — 'ii9. 



Californ! 1 — 3.5, TOO. IS.",, 136, 243. S!2, 



421. 



Colorado -110, 15'', 22S, 3.Sfi, jor. 



Conne?iicu': --'"s. 

 Dixie— 159. 19), 33 \ S.SO. 

 France — 100. 

 Great Brita.n --i6. 



Idaho— ;-2S 



Illinois— 100. 116, 135, 151, 208, 243, 



244. 279, 316, 333, 388, 389, 417. 421. 

 . Indiana — 171. 316. 



Iowa— 65, 99, 151, 172. 243. 279, 280, 



316, 352. 



Kansas— 118. 316. 388, 421. 



Kentucky — 279. 



Louisiana — 64, 172. 



Massachusetts — 65, 332. 



Maryland — 349. 



Michigan — 90, 224. 



Minnesota — 65. 99, 208, 243, 352, 369. 



Missouri — 99. 280. 3.52. 388, 389, 412. 



Montana — 100. 



Nebraska— 135. 317, 352. 



New Jersey — 45. 



New York — 56, 64, 317. 



New Zealand — 403. 



North Dakota— 316. 



Nova Scotia — 279. 



Ohio — 79, 135, 362. 



Ontario — 17, 53, 64, 116, 135, 136, 232, 



244. 265, 899, 305, 331, 338, 373, 374, 



412. 



Oregon — 171. 



Pennsylvania — 172, 352, 389. 



Quebec — 46. 



.S'outh Dakota — 100, 135. 



Tennessee — 99, 279. 



Texas— 86. 99, 120, 226, 333, 373. 



Vermont — 100, 243. 



Washington — 12. 208. 279. 



Wisconsin — 64, 118, 20S, 346, 388. 



Requeening — 49, 63, 64, 96, 97, 132, 170, 

 204, 207. 



Re-Stocking — 205. 



Revengeful Bees — 420. 



River Bottom as Natural Seed Bed — i 



Robbing — 168, 169, 268, 387. 



Sacbrood — 47, 95. 



Salt, Do Bees Need— 88. 



Sanders, Prof. Contradicts — 2a8. 



Sawdust versus Cinders — 43. 



Scholl's Honey House Shutters — 266. 



School Children, Bees and Chickens for — 157. 



Season at Marengo. Best Ever — 405. 



Scool for Beekeepers — 154. 



Second Hand Cans— 365, 412. 



Sections — 98, 167. 



Sections, Dampening — 189. 



.Sections, Scraping — 420. 



.Sections, Using Again — 64. 



Sex. How Determined — 168. 



.Shakespeare on Hives — 192. 



Shaking Bees out of Box-Hives — 8. 



Shifting Colonies— 276. 



Shipping Bees — 172, 185. 360. 



Shook-Swarms— 204. 314. 



.Short Course in Beekeeping — 404. 



.Smoke for Introducing — 279. 



Smoke. Use of in Cellar— 59. 150, 225. 



Smoking Bees Reminiscences of — 95. 



Snvder. S. W. — 347. 



.Soft Sugar, Its XTse as Bee Food — 166. 



Si.anish-Needles— 29, 94. 



Splints- 97, 420. 



Spraying and Bees— 13. 126, 135. 151. 



.Spreading Brood — 98. 



Spring Dwindling — 168. 



Spring Work— 98. 



Statistics for Austria — 47. 



Stimulative Feeding — 113. 



Stings. Death -from Seientificallv Explained — 

 227. 



Stings. Does Loss of. Cause Bees' Death — 

 221. 



Stings, Protection from — 202. 



Stores — 419. 



Straight Line. Do Bees Fly in — 30. 



Stung— 154. 



.Sugar Syrup with Tartaric Acid — 62. 



Suggestions. Timelv — 15. 409. 



Supers — 159. 205, 263. 315. 



Supers. Failure to Work in — 277, 349. 



Supersedure— 206. 232. 



Swarming— IRS. 198. 243. 315 



.Swarming and Honey Flows in April — 156. 



Swarming. How One Woman Prevents — 301. 



Swarming Theory. Bigelow — 401. 



Swarms. Preventing — 133. 200. 242, 387. 



.Swarms. Returning — 278 



Swarms, .Seven in one Hive — 193. 



Swarms. Value of— 2S, 159. 



Sweet Clover— 60, 120, 407. 



Swiss Bees .'S- Beekeeping— 167. 171. 203. 



Switzerland. B'^es in — 41, 58. 



Syrup versus Honev — 82. 



Tarred Roads and Bee Diseases — 333. 



Tennessee Honey Plant — 368. 



Texas Department of Agriculture &- Bee- 

 keening in Texas — 302. 



Texas Inspection Law — 188 



Thriving Aniarists in France — 152. 



Tin Sections — 10. 



Tin Separators — 99. 



Too Much Rosiness— 374. 



Transferring Bees— 87. 206. 242. 314. 418. 



Trin to Europe — 187. 



Tupelo Glim Honev — 264. 



Tvpogranhical Errors — 45. 402. 



t'niting Bees— 23, 314. 419 



I'tiiting. New.spaper Plan of — 170. 228. 



I'nlawful Towa Weeds and their Extermina- 

 tion — 46. 



■Vnlue of Colony and Swarm — 277. 



\'i-\]^ and Gloves — 189 



■<'»ntil:,tion— 79. 91. 315. 



^'entilation in Cellar — 6, 134 



Ventilation of Sections — 262. 



Virgins. When Do They Begin to Lay — 313 



Visit to Ontario — 6. 



Water for Bees — 115, 156. 



Wax, Cost of in Sudden Flow — 22:<. 



Wax. Extracting from Small Quantities of 

 Comb— 22. 



Wax Extractors. .Solar versus Water Render- 



ing — 211, 415. 

 Wax, Original Color of — 275. 

 Wax Scales, Manipulation of by Honey-Bee 



—9. 

 Weak Colonies, Managing — 99. 

 Weight of Hives for Winter — 17. 

 '*' -' rn T-T^,iev Bee. New Editor for — 404. 

 Willows, Value of 123. 

 Winter Cluster, Moisture over — 84. 

 Wintering — 27. 99, 338. 

 Wintering, Cellar, Some Things About — 5. 28, 



271, 310, 340. 

 Wintering, Eight and Ten Frame Hives for 



—62. 

 Wintering on Full Combs — 87. 

 Wintering, on Porch in China — 134. 

 Wintering on Summer Stands — 41, 133, 172, 



279. 

 Wintering Outdoors — 21. 

 Winter, Mildness has Effect on Consumption 



of Stores — 123. 

 Winter Problem — 409. 



Winter Protection, Removing in Spring — 133. 

 Winter Stores — 411. 

 Winter Work— 52, 83, 123. 

 Wire Netting for Angry Bees — 115. 

 Wisconsin and Iowa Going Forward — 186. 

 Women Beekeeping-^83. 334. 

 Wonderful Crop at Dr. Miller's — 401. 

 Words and Their Meaning — 164. 

 Wrapping Honey Neatly — 49. 

 Yellow Flowers and Honey — 63. 

 Yield on a City Lot — 420. 

 York. Geo. W. Former Editor Popular— 402. 



ILLUSTRATIONS 



.Almond Trees. An Orchard of — 117. 

 -■Mong the Bluffs of the Missouri River — 37. 

 Andrews. L. L. and Combs of Honey — 126. 

 Apiary Building at Amherst. Mass. — 273, 

 Apiary House of G. W. Perry- 270. 



APIARY OF— 



Albert in France — 152, 153. 



Andrews, L. L. — 125, 243. 



Babberger, Wm. — 1. 



Baker, E.— 93. 



Barbisch, G. A.— 65. 



Bartlett, Ira D.— 417. 



Bell, A. H.— 165. 



Berry, T. H— 416. 



Berrvman. Bell E— 135. 



Byer. .T. L.— 53. 122, 198, 339. 



California & Almond Blossoms — 117. 



Capwell. Geo. E. — 415. 



Danielson. D. — 269. 



Edsall. H. F.— 408. 



Hall, F. W.— 383. 



Harvey, M. W.— 372. 



Hinderer. F.— 187. 



Hollopeter. J. B.— 385. 



Isbell, J. K.— 409. 



Kneser, .1. H — 208. 



Langohr. Frank — 420. 



Lee. W. S.— 92. 



McCarty, L C— 59. 



McDonald, D. E.— 382. 



Marek. Edw. V.— 421. 



Mountains of South East — 341. 



Miller. C. C— 407. 



Ness, L. L.— 253. 



Nail, T. C— 409, 410. 



Nichols. E. D.— 336. 



Pvles. I. E.— 404. 



Reid, J.— 331. 



Robinson, Toe — 197. 



Sauer. G. L— 129. 



Schmidt. Mrs. G.— 118. 119. 



Schwertmann, L. — 351. 



Sexton, Mrs. — 84. 



Shiber. G— 274. 



Snyder Bros. — 34'7. 



Southern California — 93. 



Strong. .1. L. — 65. 



Vanderwerken, E. — 24. 26. 



Walcher, J. E.— 171. 



Walton, Ira — 99. 



Warner, J, H.— 207. 



As the Old Lady Said When She passed the 



Cadies— 371. 

 Asters — 209. 



Automobile llsed to Run Extractor — 164. 

 Bachelor Cuban Beekeeper. Quarters of — 310. 

 Bad Lands of Western Colorado — 50. 

 Batching in a Tent — 85. 

 Bader. The Late Wm.— 334. 

 Bee Gum— 225, 226. 

 Bee-House of Metal — 122. 

 Bee-line &• Straight line — 30. 

 Bees Getting Flour for Pollen — 136. 

 Bell, A. H. Extracting Honey — 164. 

 Bellinzona in Italian Switzerland — 344. 

 Bellows, Old Fashioned — 233. 



