American Hae Journal 



December, 190S. 



Weather and honey-yields — 237. 



Weather-prophets, bees as — 358. 



Weeding out poor stock — 134. 



Weights for winter, hive — 280. 



"Well enough for a man" — 140. 



Well-ripened honey — 80. 



What became of the honey? — 216. 



What to do with our girls — 202. 



When to examine for foul brood — 204. 



When to put on supers — 362. 



When to supersede queens — 75, 206. 



Where did the honey come from? — 280. 



Where heartsease prows — 183. 



Where the pure food law is not needed — 241. 



Where to get bee- ware — 274. 



Where to put the caged queen — 206. 



White clover and basswood — 235. 



White clover in California — 274. 



White Italian Clover Inferior— 38. 



White mulberry as bee- forage — 248, 346. 



Why didn't they store honey?— 84. 



Why do bees ball queens? — 50. 



Why not advertise for honey? — 343. 



Why there is no swarming — 1^5. 



Why we requcen — 135. 



Wide-open hive dangerous — 308. 



Wild bees — 21. 



Wild clover — 277. 



Wild mustard honey — 366. 



Wind-mill hive plant in Texas — 108. 



Winter bee-shed — 87. 



Winter bees in a house-room — 343. 



Winter brood-rearing — 109, 122, 170, 217. 



Winter-cases — 281. 



Wintering — 57, 82, :i6, :86, 374. 



Wintering bees in cellar — 50, 339, 343. 



Wintering bees in furnace-cellar — 169. 



Wintering bees in out-yards — 26. 



Wintering bees in the mountains — 116. 



Wintering bees on full combs of honey — 217. 



Wintering bees on granulated honey — 183. 



Wintering bees on platform — 85. 



Wintering bees out-doors or in repository — 342. 



Wintering bees under bank barn — 85. 



Wintering bees without loss — 138. 



Wintering nuclei in cellar — 116. 



Wintering on heartsease honey — 312. 



Wintering on sugar candy — 86. 



Wintering two weak colonies in one hive — 272. 



Winter's wintry winds withering — 19. 



Winter ventilation of hives — 333. 



Wiring frames — 216, 246. 



Wiring light-brood foundation — 151. 



Wisconsin apiary, a — 167. 



Women bee-keepers — 211. 



Wood splints for frames — 216. 



Worker-bee in queen-cell — 144, 182. 



World's pure food show — 8. 



Write for your local paper — loi. 



Yakima Valley good for bees — 138. 

 Yellow Cytisus — 51, 

 Yellow sweet clover — 235. 



ILLUSTRATIONS 



Alfalfa in bloom — 211, 271. 



Alfilerilla or pinweed — 340. 



Alberts, Chas. and Charlie — ^s. 



Alexander, E. W. — 353. 



Amos, Mrs. A. L. — 297. 



Apiarian display of Southwestern Bee Co., at 



International Fair, held at San Antonio, 



Tex.— 65. 



Alberts, Chas. — 33. 

 Alexander, E. W. — 363. 

 Baldridge, M. M.— 321. 

 Barrett, lilr. — ;330. 

 Bartholomew, B. F. — 233. 

 Blocher. D. J.— 97. 

 Byer, J. L.— 171. 

 Cochcms, John — 167. 

 Corey, W. O.— 304. 

 Davis, I'reeman — 200. 

 Davis, John M.— 129. 

 Delano, Geo. W.— 232. 

 Donaldson.J.— 104. 

 Douglas, T. B.— 168. 

 Elliston, L. B.— 193. 

 Unmc, E. M.— 264. 

 V-ee, T. W.— 273. 

 >..jss, VValter— 313. 

 « riffin, T. W. — 201. 

 rlilton, Geo. E.— 7. 

 Ipnes, G F.-36S. 

 Kirker, George — 257. 

 Klein, Rev. Alois 7.-239. 

 Mangus, C. A.— 314. 

 Masten, N. J. — 330. 

 McNeill, Tames — 167. 

 Measer, J. J. — 57. 

 Mcndleson, M. H. — 193, 289. 

 Mcuser, D. — 139. 

 Myers, J. M. — 232. 



Ohlinger, Rev. C. T.— 301. 

 Palmer, C. B.— 359. 

 Phillips, A. v.— 233. 

 Propst, P. H.— 200. 

 Rehnstrom, A. & Sons — 359. 

 Rickstrew, W. H. — 321. 

 Scott, J. L. — 330. 

 Shelton, A. H. — 329. 

 Tait, Roy D.— 270. 

 Wheeler, Miss F. E.— 333. 

 Wood, D. E.— 263. 



Beachy, L. J., and swarm of bees — 168. 

 Bellamy, Florence — 104. 



Cockram, Jesse G., (cripple) in his apiary — 303. 



Colony (8-super) in Mr. Free's apiary — G74. 



Cotton bush — 43. 



Cotton leaves showing nectaries — 43. 



Crate for shipping comb honey — 326. 



Davis, Ben G.— 136. 



Davis, John M.— 136. 



Dee" super with 5^-inch frame — 107. 



Divisible brood-chamber hive — 107. 



Exhibit of Chas. Becker, at Illinois State 



Fail 



-329- 



is State 

 lis State 

 Mendle- 



Exhibit of Aaron Coppin, at Illii 



Fair— 328. 

 Exhibit of Jas. A. Stone at Illii 



Fair— 328. 

 Extracting arrangement of M. H 



son — 296. 



Frame, E. M., examining a frame — 257. 

 France, Edwin— 77. 



Gallon of bees poured on her head, dropping 

 in her lap — 161. 



Heartsease — 247. 



Hive-lifter of A. C. Brovald — 225. 



Hive ready for moving — 370. 



Honey and vegetable wagon — of Roy D. Tait — 



Hilton, Hon. Geo. E- — i. 



Human hive-lifter — "Anderson Patent" — 298. 



•■Hutchinson, Grandpa" (W. Z.) telling a 



story — 105. 

 Hyde-SchoU separator — 107. 



Johnson, Grandma and Lucile — 161. 

 Kennicott, E. E., and other brave bee-hunt- 

 ers — 296. 

 Kennicott, E. E., of Glenview, 111. — 231. 



Letting lifter down over 3-story hive — 225. 

 Lifter with 2 supers taken off brood-chamber — 



225. 



'ith the lifter- 



Moving 3-story hive 



Part of 700-colony apiary of the late E. W. 



Alexander, of Delanson, N. Y.— 363. 

 Plural-queen colony — 104. 

 Preparing comb honey for market — 10. 

 Pure food show, display of honey at — 9. 

 Pure food show, general view — 8. 



Queen-cells from plural-queen colony — 104. 



Queer places for queen-cell — -39. 



Red Flowering Currant of California— 84. 



Showing the queen, little Lucile — 161. 



Swarm on arm and hand — 165. 



Uncapping machine, Bayless, Style A— 306. 



Uncapping machine, Bayless, Style B — 307. 



Warm handful, a — i6i. 



Wavne Pavilion, or Sun Palace, Detroit, 



Mich.— 63. 

 Wheeler, Miss F. E.— 332- 

 Wilder, J. J.— 150. 

 Windmill for sawing hive lumber, Robinson s 



home-made — 108. 

 Woman bee-keeper who makes $7,500 a year — 



CORRESPON DENTS 



Adema— Walter M.— 



Adki'ns, Geo. H.— 58. 

 Aikin, R. C— 367. 

 Alberts, Chas.— 58- 

 Allen, Geo.— 345- 

 Amos, A. L. — 235- 

 Anderson, Grant — S7, . 



248, 270. 

 Anderson, T. L. — 73. 

 Anderson, N. P.— 80. 

 Armstrong, T. T. — 



.345. 

 Ashley, A. A. — 345- 

 Auchmoody, Sarah — 



74- 

 Bacon, Mrs. J. W. — 



Ba'ldridge, M. M.— 



198, 205, 330. 

 Barnes, W. D. — 27. 

 Bartholomew, B. F. 



' —233- 



licach. Ge 



Beachy, Leo. J. — 169, 



Bechly, Fred — 313. 

 Bcchtel, Moses — 27. 

 Bellamy, H. F. — 104 



Henson, C. H.— 71. 



Benson, L. W. — 346, 



Benton, C. D. — 145. 



Benton, Ralph — 238 



Bl.ick 



Blocher, D. J.— 105 



Bogart, J. B. — 373. 



Bohrcr, Dr. G.— 78 



III, 154, i77r 241 



263, 271, 305. 



Bowdcr, J. E.— 57- 



Brewer, Y. W— 24R 



Bridge, A. M. — 58 



373- 



Brovald, Andro^v 



— -233- 

 Brown, Theron — 361 

 1, W. J. 



Bucha 



H. 



■54- 



Bunch, C. A. — 58, 



Byer7 J. L.— 181. 



Carroll, H. S.— 282. 

 Cash, John W.— 345. 

 Cathman, D. H.' — 374. 

 Chapman, S. D. — 135, 



142. 

 Christensen, H. — 327. 

 Church, L. F.— 27. 

 Ciine, John — 89. 

 Clum, F. D.— 6, 167, 



282. 

 Cochems, John — 168. 

 Cockram, Jesse G. — 



303. 

 Conklin, P. F.— 121. 

 Cook, Prof. A. J.— 



15, 48, 80, 176, 304, 

 ^ 337- 



Corey, W. O. — 303. 

 Corwin, Edward — 70. 

 Creighton, J. G. — 120, 



21S. 

 Crim, S. T.— 26. 

 Crotzer, A. S. — -326. 

 Cunningham, J. C. — 



Dadant, C. P. — 14, 

 45, 79. Jio, 120, 

 145, 173, 205, 238, 

 268, 300, 333, 369. 



Davis, Freeman— 200. 



Davis, John M.— 136. 



Day, Mrs. C. P. — 

 265, 362. 



Day, F. L.— 48. 



Dayton, C. W.— 214, 

 331. 



Dennis, R. W.— 27. 



Detherow, J. A. — 26, 

 218. 



Dickson, L. S. — 249. 



Dobbs, David E. — 

 346. 



Donaldson, J. — 105. 



Doolittle, G. M.— 14, 

 47, 77, 113, 142, 

 175, 208, 217, 240, 

 268, 302, 314, 336, 

 370. 



Douglas, J.B.— 168. 



Elmore, L. W.— 218. 

 Engebretson, S.' — 282. 

 Erickson, A. G. — 249. 

 Ettleman, W. W. — 



8q. 

 Ewing, T. S.— 186. 



Fairbanks. C. A.— 27. 

 Farr. F. T.— 106. 

 Fehlberg, Otto — 374. 

 Ferguson, T. W. — 26. 

 Ferrie. Helen M.— 



Fin'kenbinder, D. A. 



—26. 

 Fisher, Ralph P.— 



Fox, Elias — 20. 

 Fox, Franklin G.— 17. 

 Frame, E. M.— 264. 

 Free, W. T. H.— 57. 

 Freeman, Legh R. — • 



French. O. D.— 374. 



Gafeley, L. E.- 



207, 



301 



177. 



Getaz. Adrian 

 206, 372. 



Gcttys, C. C— 298. 



Gillette, Roy U. and 

 Lester S. — 374. 



Glcssner, Mrs. T. T. 

 —298. 



Goldsmith. E. Car- 

 lylc — 282. 3t4. 



Goodnow, V. A. — 59, 



Goodwin, Mrs. Ger- 

 trude L.— 345- 



Goss, W.iltcr — 314. 



Greiner, F.— 81. 



Greiner, G. C— It2. 



Griffin, J. W.— 20t. 



Griffinir. Mrs. E. W. 

 —266. 



Gulley, D. C— 186. 



Hackworth, Mrs. B. 



L. — 170. 

 Hadsell, B. A.— ;8. 

 H afford, Emily ll.— 



265. 

 Hale, R. L.— 309. 

 Hall, F. W.— 26, 154. 



218. 

 Hamer, S. F. — 248. 

 Hand, J. E.— 46, 78, 



Hann! Albert G.— 116. 

 Hartnian, D. — 314. 

 Hayes, Wm. J. — 28. 

 llealy, Wm. J.— 120. 

 Heck, J.— 218. 

 Henson, Chas.— 89. 

 Hershiser, Orel L. — 



217. 334- 

 Hickman, R. C— 89, 



218. 

 Hillery, J. T.— 249. 

 Hix, Chas. M.— 344. 

 Hodgetts, P.W.— 236. 

 Holtermann, R. F. — 



Hubbard, Frank L.— 



346- 

 Hurley, T. S.— 248. 



Irving, Minnie — 249. 

 Iselin, Sebastian — 89. 

 Ives, Geo. S., Jr. — 



Jentgen, Nick — 28, 



120, 248. 

 Johnson, M. D.— 167. 

 Tohnson, P. S.— 89. 

 Jones, G. F.— 58, 365- 



Kennicott, E. E.— 



346. 

 Kimball, Andrew H. 



330. 

 Kinnison, D. B.— 28. 

 Kirker, George — 263. 

 Klein, Rev. Alois J. 

 , -239. 



Kle 



Frieda 



-74. 



?, J. E.— 58. 

 Knoll, Edward — 345. 



Lenty, John A.— 167. 

 Lincoln, C. M.— 186. 

 Livingston, T. W.— 



49- 

 Lohmann, Karl J.— 



248. 

 Long, Irving — 26. 

 Luedloff, H.— 27. 



Mainw 



ng, David — 



39- 



Mangus. C. A. — 314. 

 Marshall, Wm. 26. . 

 Martin, Wm. — 313. 

 Masten, N. T. — 310. 

 Measer, J. J.— 58. 

 Mendleson. M. tt.— 



295. 

 Merriam, G. F.— 57. 

 Mcuser. D.— - 

 Middlecamp, 



Wm.— 154. 

 Miles, E. S.— 369. 

 Miller. Arthur C— 



276. 

 Miller, C.C— 79. 112, 



142, 269, 334. 

 Miller, Joaquin — 138. 

 Miller, O. P.— 28, 218. 

 Moloney, George J. — 



186. " 

 Morse, A. J. — 89. 

 Mosher, Harry C— 



296. 

 Myers, T. M. — 232. 

 McBride, A. T.— 58. 

 McBl-idc, F.— 26. 

 McCain. Rev. Robt. 



B.— 241. 368. 

 McCandlish, John— 



McClclIan, J. E. — 



Mcf)amel, W. H.— 



27- 



McManes, Dr. M. E. 



— 33(>. 37'- 

 McNeill. Jas.— 282. 



Newman, I. M.— 313. 

 Nicolle, P. W.— 282. 



Oerlel, L. A.— 248. 

 Ohlinger, Rev. C. T. 



