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(iLEAMXaS IN BEE CULTURE 



726; Covers protected by sheets of tar paper 

 655; Covers, Foster's Pat, ventilated 583; 

 Cross, swarm of bees on olo; Cutter far trans- 

 ferring botli cell and larva 765. 



Dam of concrete in Colirado 022; Demon- 

 strator, bee, wearing onlv a bathing-suit 7'iS; 

 DeMuth, Geo. S. 112; Disease. Scholl's 

 method of fumigating after 77, 78, 79 80; Dis- 

 infectinp: hives and frames, Scholl's metliod 

 of 77, 78, 79, 80: Dovetailed corners, right 

 and wrong way of mailing 355. 



Emasculation of apple-bloss-^ms 215; Eng- 

 land, bee-keepirg in 415; English wire queen- 

 evcluders 267: Entrance regulated by stones 

 593; Evan's automatic can-filler 489; Exhibit 

 in industrial parade 13; Exhibit of .1. M. Bu- 

 chanan 352: Extracted and comb honey pro- 

 duced in same super 347; Extracted honey put 

 up in carton 384; Extracting-combs, Greiner's 

 plan for cleaning out 447; Extracting-house 

 connected by pipe to storage tank 586; Ex- 

 tracting implements used by Townsend 413; 

 Extracting-room, Gibson's 380. 



Fan to cool extracting-room 556; Feeder, 

 Hand's 796; Feeders, percolating. Simmin's 

 550; Fertilization of flowers 251; Field meet- 

 ing of Massachusetts bee-keepers 691; Florida, 

 A. I. Root's home in 188: Flowers, diagrams 

 of. showing how fertilized 251; Flying-ma- 

 chine. Wright Brothers's 628; Foul-brood in- 

 specting in Indiana 111 ; Foul-brood inspectors 

 learning bu'^iness 486: Foul-broodv hives, 

 Schell's method of disinfecting 77, 78. 79, 80; 

 Foundation, diagram of 23; Foundation-fas- 

 tener, T\^ilder's, for shallow frame 626; Foun- 

 dation for two hives, made of concrete 379; 

 Foundation, Greiner's method of putting in 

 frames 48: Foundation put in unfolded sec- 

 tions 12; Frnme-handling aided by hook worn 

 on finger 634: Frame of queen-cells 453; 

 Frames, Greiner's method of putting founda- 

 tion in 48; Frame-scraping stand 257; Fruit- 

 blossoms, emasculation of 215; Fumigating 

 foul-broody hives 77, 78, 79, 80. 



Gable cover protected by paper 669: Golden- 

 rod in vase 689; Grading careless 383; Graft- 

 ing cells, substitute for 765: Grafting tools, 

 Henry Bassett's 738; Grapevine trellis for 

 shade 288; Gravity strainer, Townsend's 413; 

 Grocer's window, comb-honey display in 350. 



Hand's double bottom-board 692; Hauling 

 bees bv traction engine 74; Hen-house for 

 bees 186; Hive-cart, Cox's three-wheeled 728; 

 Hive, Holtermann's method of carrying 757: 

 Hiving swarm 319: Hiving swarms in bushel 

 basket on pole 723: Hive. Long-idea 764; 

 Hive-stand, ant-proof 700; Hive-stand of con- 

 crete 289; Hive-.=;tand made by F. Greiner 

 149; Hive-stand made of broken bricks 153; 

 Hive-stand 206: Holtermann method of carry- 

 ing hive 7.57; Home of Geo. S. DeMuth 112; 

 Honey-comb, diagram of 23; Honey-house, 

 collapsible. Metcalfe's 587; Honev-house, 

 Scholl's 665. 666; Honev-knife. Metcalfe's 588; 

 Honey removed in New Mexico way 789; 

 Honey, thirtv-three sealed combs from one 

 colony 725: Honey-wagon, Aikin's 799; Hook 

 worn on finger to pull frames out of hive 

 634; Horizontal and vertical wiring compared 

 519; Horses drawing binder stung by bees 

 553; Hot air for liquefving honey 16: House- 

 apiary in 'Texas 15; House, colonies of bees 

 in walls of 696. 



Indiana, inspection work in 111; Industrial 

 parade. Wahl's exhibit in 13; Inspectors in 

 Ohio taught about foul brood 486; Irrigating 

 water from snow in mountains 656. 



Knife for uncapping sections 586; Knife, 

 steam uncapping 185. 



Leaves packed around hives the year round 

 662; T etters of comb honey formed bv bees 

 256; Linden 159: Liquefying, Pouder's hot-air 

 oven for 16; Log brought home containing 

 bees 450; Long-idea hive 764; Louse on bees 

 118. 



Massachusetts bee-keepers' field meeting 

 691: Mclntyre uncapplng-can 413; Milk-bottles 

 for honey 18: Moths on piece of section 47; 

 Moths ruined combs 661; Motor cycle. How- 

 den's 187; Moving bees on wagon hauled bv 

 traction engine 74: Moving hives on sled 227. 



Nailing section-holders, device for holding 



626; Nationnl Bee-keepers' Convention picture 

 726; New Mexico way of removing honey from 

 hives 789; Nursery inspectors taught foul- 

 brood Inspection 486. 



Observatory hive, improvements In 458; 

 Open-air colony in Michigan 349; Orchards, 

 need of apiaries in 220. 



Taper gable-cover 669; Paper milk-bottles 

 for honey IS; Paper-wrapped hive covered by 

 telescopic cap 81; Percolating feeders, Sim- 

 mins's 550; Pipe carrying honey from extract- 

 ing-room to tank 556; Pollen grains 251; 

 Porch, bees wintered on 589; Post card. Bee- 

 keepers' 592; Poultry-house, A. I. Root's 456; 

 Pound packages frer shipping bees 50; Power 

 extracting-room, Gibson's 380; Price of honey, 

 cartoon on 460. 



Queen-cell made entirely of wood 730; 

 Queen-cells, frame of 453; Queen -excluders 

 made of wire in England 267. 



Robber-cage, light form of 380; Robber- 

 traps 116, 117; Ruttenbeck, Mrs. Mary 19. 



Saws, to sharpen 83; Scraping frames, stand 

 for 257; Scraping separators, Foster's plan 

 for 584; Sealed brood, normal frame of 452; 

 Section-dampener 293; Section-holders, de- 

 vice for holding while being nailed 626; Sec- 

 tion, piece of eaten by moths 47; Section with 

 corners reinforced 534; Sections, putting 

 starters in before folding 12; Sections, two- 

 pound, Boardman on 292; Separator-scraper, 

 Foster's 584; Shade furnished by summer 

 evergreen 621; Shaking bees for pound orders 

 51; Sharpening saws 83; Shed-apiarv, C. J. 

 Diehl's 696; Shed-apiary, Marden's 625; Ship- 

 ping-cases for 60-lb. cans damaged 322; Ship- 

 ping comb-honey, cartoon on 424; Sled for 

 moving hives 227; Snake that ate bees 451; 

 Snow in Colorado furnishes water for irri- 

 gation 656; Starters put in unfolded sections 

 12; Starters, vertical 234; Steam uncappin,g- 

 knife 185; Stones for regulating entrance 593; 

 Strainer, Holtermann's 266: Strainer, Town- 

 send's gravity 413: Stump, transferring colony 

 of bees from 290; Summer evergreen for shade 

 621; Super for producing comb honey with- 

 out separators 234; Super. Howell's improved 

 735; Swarm control. Hand's new system Illus- 

 trated 795. 796: Swarm from colony taken 

 from bee-tree 451: Swarm in old oil-can 316; 

 Swarm in tall tree, basket to catch 318; 

 Swarm lights on a cross 315; Swarming, Bed- 

 ford's device to prevent 299; Swarming, 

 .lunge's device to prevent 295: Swarms hived 

 in bushel basket on pole 723: Sweet clover 

 that choked down Canada thistles 658, 659; 

 Sweet clover, vellow 420; Switch-board bot- 

 tom-board. Hand's 692. 693; Switzerland, bee- 

 keeping in 147: Syrup-feeders on percolating 

 principle, Simmins's 550. 



Taking off honey. New Mexico way 789 

 Tar paper covering whole row of hives 627 

 scoping cap covering paper-wrapped hive 81 

 Tent, collapsible, extracting-houso 588; Tent 

 used for extracting-house 624. 792; Texas, dia- 

 gram showing size of 224; Texas State flowers 

 258: Traction engine for hauling bees 74; 

 Transferring. F. Dundas Todd in the midst of 

 794: Transferring from bee-tree 521: Trans- 

 ferring from stump to modern hive 290; Tree, 

 transferring from 521. 



Uncapping-can. Townsend's 413: Uncapping- 

 knife. steam 185; Uncapping-table, Gibson's 

 525; Uncapping-table. Metcalfe's 588. 



Veil, Chalon Folws's 588; Ventilating blocks 

 under brood-chambers 320; Vertical and hori- 

 zontal wiring compared 519. 



Wagon, Aikin's 799: "^''alls of house, colo- 

 nies of bees in 696; Warehouses, Root Com- 

 panv's 491; Wax-press. Boardman's 381: Wax- 

 press. Mitchell's 660; W^ax-rendering, Foster's 

 rubbing plan for 527: Weak colonies strength- 

 ened bv bees from pound par^kages 52; West, 

 Edwin H., cartoon of 28; Wheelbarrow for 

 carrying honev to extracting-house 791: Win- 

 dow, colonv of bees kept in 20: Winter, mov- 

 ing hives on sled in 227: Winter view of 

 Greiner's apiarx- 150: Wire queen -excluders, 

 English 267; Wiring frames, different meth- 

 ods of 223; Wiring, horizontal and vertical 

 519; Workshop. Scholl's 665, 666; Yellow sweet 

 clover 420. 



