GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



of 45, 312, 493, 596, 546, 680, 717, 730, 769; Hive- 

 stands, Doolittle on 717; Hive-stands, Greiner 

 on 149; Hive-stands, Greiner's, satisfactory 

 373; Hives, ten frame advocated 546; Hive, 

 10-frame boosted 749; Hives, ten-frame can 

 not be improved 442; Hives, 10-frame for ex- 

 tracted and 8 for comb lioney 102; Hives, 10- 

 frame preferred 731; Hives, ten-frame too 

 narrow for ten frames 612; Hives, twelve- 

 frame preferred, Shiber on 594; Hive, ten- 

 frame not wide enough for ten frames 585; 

 Hive-tool, Root, satisfactory 511; Hive, what 

 style to adopt 29; Hiving swarm with bushel 

 basket on pole 722; Holland, bee-keeping in 

 148; Holland, honey-flow in 447; Homestead- 

 ing by bee-keepers in Colorado 750; Honey, 

 advantage of allowing to ripen on hive 375; 

 Honey, albumen in 68; Honey, amount of 

 bees can carry 780; Honey, amount of sold 

 In Boulder, Colorado 750; Honey at same 

 price for 20 years 164; Honey, average yield 

 of over country 578; Honey banquet 235; 

 Honey-bee structure of. Gillette on 192; 

 Honey, best comes only from new comb 667; 

 Honey, bulk of from within one mile of 

 apiary 110; Honey can be sold locally 37; 

 Honey-cans, who pays cost of? 530; Honey- 

 comb in Bible means comb honey 781, 612; 

 Honey, comb, see comb honey; Honey-combs, 

 Dr. Miller on 23; Honey-combs sag at 90 de- 

 grees 404; Honey computed by tons instead 

 of pounds 477; Honey-crop in Coloi'ado a fail- 

 ure 547; Honey-crop, prophesying 443. 579; 

 Honey-dew all right for eating 2;iS; Honey- 

 dew, amount of from louse 68; Honev-dew an 

 excretion, 176. 177, 210, 388; Honey-dew, bulk 

 of from aphides 173; Honey-dew from oak 

 leaves 736; Honey-dew from pines 766: Honey- 

 dew, importance of selling as honey-dew 598; 

 Honey-dew in honey requires to be so labeled 

 37; Honey-dew, new source of 91: Honey-dew, 

 variation in 102; Honey-dew, will bees move 

 it from the sections? 328; Honey-dew, winter- 

 ing on in mild climate 260; Honey, extracted, 

 see extracted honey; Honey-flow checked by 

 sold snaps in Colorado 615; Honey grows 

 darker with age 101; Honey, Hershiser on 

 price of 663; Honey, high price of 442; Honey- 

 house on wheels, Metcalfe 5S8; Honey-house, 

 Scholl's 665; Honey-house should it be in 

 center of apiary 173. 772; Honey, how it 

 should be advertised, Foster on 593; Honey in 

 small packages for retail trade 140; Honey, 

 is it found in same cell with foul-brood 

 scales? 497; Honey, loss of when extractor is 

 run bv hand 579; Honey markets in Colo- 

 rado 69; Honey melting in cold weather 426; 

 Honey mentioned in Bible 578; Honey, Na- 

 tional brand of suggested 767; Honey, New 

 Mexico way of taking from hives 790; Honey 

 of finest quality comes from new comb 482; 

 Honey. 125 carloads bought by one concern 

 404. 479; Honey-plants, advantage of knowing 

 about 717: Honey, popular conception of, Fos- 

 ter on 282; Honey production, cost of 552. 

 615; Honey prospects in Canada 479; Honey 

 prospects in Colorado 406, 478; Honey re- 

 sembling brown sugar 635, 738; Honey, 

 Scholl's method of removing 647; Honey 

 should be kept in warm place 442; Honey 

 should it be advertised by National Associa- 

 tion 732; Honey, source of determined by 

 scent 513; Honey-store by roadside 522: 

 Honey used by National Biscuit Company 

 404; Honev used in canning fruit 463: Honey- 

 wagon, Aikin's 798: Honev, when is it ripe? 

 563, 660: Honey, why did the bees uncap it? 

 164; Hook to be worn on finger for pulling 

 out frames 634; Horses, bees stinging 553; 

 House-apiaries, advantages and disadvan- 

 tages of 15; House with many colonies in 

 walls 697; Hungary, American apiarv in 511; 

 Hvdrogen peroxide for bee stings 564; Hy- 

 brids do better work than Italians 714. 



Imperial Valley, short crop in 653; Increase, 

 best plan to keep down 59; Increase, danger 

 of too rapid 717: Increase. Dr. Miller's two 

 plans for 800; Increase, modified, Alexander's 

 plnn f-ir 298; Increase, suggested plan for 

 making 737; Increasing size of cell to get 

 larger bees 724; Inspector, none appointed in 

 Iowa 328; Inspectors, foul brood, in Ohio 486; 

 Inspectors in Canada for 1910 339; Inspector's 



work in Indiana 111; Introducing, best plan 

 for 270, 338; Introducing by Doolittle plan 

 338; Introducing, easy plan for 696: Intro- 

 ducing by forming nucleus and running queen 

 in direct 584; Introducing by the fasting 

 method 313; Introducing-cage, will paper an- 

 swer in place of candy 300; Introducing diffi- 

 cult to full sized colony 345, 465, 597; Intro- 

 ducing, flour method of 29, 36, 548, 751; In- 

 troducing queens, who is the originator of 

 flour plan? 751; Introducing queen to laying- 

 worker colony 669; Introducing to a few bees 

 and then to colony 359; Introducing with 

 double wire cloth 579; Introducing, young 

 bees needed for 631; Introduction, sure plan 

 for 338; Investing five hundred dollars in bees 

 701; Irrigation in Colorado 622; Irrigation, 

 source of water for 655; Island bee-keeping in 

 Florida 524; Isle of Wight bee disease 5: Ital- 

 ians being introduced by Dr. Miller 308; Ital- 

 ians come out more than blacks in cold 

 weather 199; Italians did not do so well as 

 hybrids 714; Italians die faster than blacks 

 59; Italians, have they been getting too much 

 credit? 296; Italians resisting foul brood 58; 

 Italians swarm more than blacks 79, 479. 766; 

 Italians vs. blacks 424; Italians vs. blacks 

 for foul brood 58, 100, 309, 511, 533; Italians v. 

 hybrids 109. 



.Japanese clover, is it a honev plant? 200. 



King, A. .J. death of 561; Klum, M. S., 

 Texas veteran 174. 



Labeling honey to conform to pure food 

 law 770; Labels, cautioning freight-handlers, 

 already on the market 780; Ladies absent in 

 California Convention 477; Lard-presses for 

 rendering wax 272; Larvae, do they cap their 

 own cells 786: Law, foul-brood in California 

 a failure 767; Law, foul-brood in England 115, 

 548: Law, foul-brood in Indiana 111; Law, 

 foul-brood in Iowa 328; Law, foul-brood in 

 New Zealand 618; Law, foul brood, no oppo- 

 sition to 407; Law in reference to bees near 

 roads 128; Law relating to swarms in Can- 

 ada 137; Laws, foul brood, should they dis- 

 criminate against bos hives? 646; Laying- 

 worker colony, how to introduce a virgin to 

 691; Laj'ing- worker colony put in place of 

 normal colony 702; Laying workers among 

 Holyland and' Cyprian bees 404, 479; Laying 

 workers, are they common? 345; Laying 

 workers, clear case of 772; Laying workers 

 disposed of by uniting colony with strong 

 one 28; Laying workers, how to introduce 

 queen to colony 669; Laying workers not rare 

 in Marengo 371; Laying workers, sign of 440; 

 Laying workers, time taken to develop 136; 

 Laying workers, to get rid of 466, 534; Lay- 

 ing workers witnessed by Foster 406; Leaf- 

 cutter. Bee 164; Leakage, how to prevent 

 when comb honey is shipped in friction-top 

 cans 598; Leaves better packing material than 

 sawdust 801: Leaves, packing in for winter 

 661; Lebanon bee-keepers' association meet- 

 ing 534; Legislation for suppression of fail 

 brood 407; Legislation not needed in United 

 States against box-hives 646; Letters on sur- 

 face of comb honey 256: Letter warning 

 against robbing in foul-brood districts 281; 

 Life of the bee, length of 497; Life of worker- 

 bee 270, 280, 497; Lifting made easy 462; 

 Lime to prevent weeping honey 60; Liquefy- 

 ing comb honey, Foster on 340: Liquefying 

 honey by solar heat 181; Liquefying honev. 

 Bonder's oven for 17; Liquefying in hot air 

 17, 309; Liquefying on a large scale 212; Liv- 

 ing, high cost of 105; Location, ideal for bees 

 717: Longevity of Dr. Bruennich's bees 244; 

 Longevity, Simmins on 285. 512; Long-idea 

 hive 421, 765; Los Angeles bee-keepers club 

 notes 613; Los Angeles county club-meeting 

 477. 



Marketing honey, Hershiser on 104, 140; 

 Market places preferable to grocery stores 

 562; Mass. field meeting 690; Mating of 

 queens. Simmins on 582: Mating queens from 

 upper stories 492: Mating, Simmins on 481; 

 Melting of c'-«mbs when entrance was con- 

 tracted 426; Melting of honey in cold weather 

 426: Memorv of bees 90; Mexico, modern api- 

 culture in 110: Michigan State convention 234; 

 Migratory bee-keeping on large scale 75: Mil- 

 ler feeder, improvement on 107; Miller feeder 



