Supplement to Gleanings For January 1, 1911 



Index to Gleanings in Bee Culture 



Volume XXXVIII 



In using this index the reader should not fail to note that it is divided into five departments, name- 

 ly. General Correspondence, Editorials, A. I. Root's Writings, Contributors, and Illustrations. The In- 

 dex of General Correspondence includes everything except editorials and A. I. Root's writings. 



GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE. 



Absconding swarms caught in cold weather 

 451; Absorbent cushions best for damp win- 

 ters 27; Absorbing cushions and sealed cov- 

 ers, meaning of term 629; Absorbing cushions 

 preferred by those in extreme north 579; Ab- 

 sorbing cushions vs. sealed covers. Crane 

 on 309, 579; Absorbent cushion v. sealed cov- 

 ers 60, 72, 120, 121, 200, 737; Absorbents v. 

 sealed covers, Holtermann on 281; Acorns, 

 honey from 532; Adulteration going on in Cal- 

 ifornia 749; Advertising by honey display 349; 

 Advertising, F. .1. Root on 699; Advertising, 

 Foster on 593; Advertising honey by travel- 

 ing men 592; Advertising honey, Hand on 

 650; Advertising honey in grocery papers 

 410; Advertising honey in parades 13; Adver- 

 tising in magazines, Crane on 680; Adver- 

 tising, local, Bonney on 558; Advertising, pro- 

 gressive, E. G. Hand on 784; Advertising pro- 

 posed by National Association 732; Advertis- 

 ing, what will bee-keepers do about 440; 

 Africa, bee-keeping in 685; Africa, bees in 

 462; After-swarm, how to prevent 60, 425, 476, 

 546; After-swarming with virgin queens 496; 

 After-swarms 327; Alabama, bee-keeping in 

 595; Albumen in honey 68; Alexander apiary 

 run by Frank Alexander 636; Alfalfa fails be- 

 cause bees do not fertilize blossoms 517; Alex- 

 ander feeders, to prevent bees flying from 29; 

 Alexander plan for black brood 650: Alex- 

 ander plan for black brood a failure 229: Alex- 

 ander plan for black brood, Gibson on 125; 

 Alexander plan for black brood, Grower on 

 144; Alexander plan for black brood. Miller 

 on 68, 143; Alexander plan for black brood, 

 Orton on 80; Alexander plan for black brood, 

 Pressler on 141; Alexander plan for weak col- 

 onies indorsed 344; Alexander's plans, Lathrop 

 on 484; Alfalfa and alsike not secreting nectar 

 under same conditions 683; Alfalfa, bees used 

 for fertilizing in "Wyoming 565; Alfalfa, cotton 

 taking place of in California 653, 756; Alfalfa 

 frosted 406, 479; Alfalfa honev not liked in 

 Texas 40: Alfalfa in Canada 548, 716: Alfalfa 

 in Texas 37; Alsike and alfalfa do not secrete 

 nectar under the same condition 683; Alsike, 

 effect on mucous membrance 36; American 

 bee-hives 488: American foul-brood. See Foul- 

 brood, and Disease: Anger, none shown by 

 pinched bees 748; Ant-proof hive-stand 700; 

 Ants kept out of hives by oil painted near 

 entrance 700; Apiaries, advantages of scat- 

 tering 372; Apiaries cleaned up in spring 101; 

 Apiaries, proper distance between 782; Apia- 

 ries, proper number of colonies in 782; Apiary, 

 arrangement of 68, 443, 783; Apiary in Cali- 

 fornia with hives painted red 613; Apiary lo- 

 cated on hill 29; Apiary lost on account of 

 flood 497; Apiary of badly confused bees 

 428; Apiary riddled with bullets 405; Atmos- 

 phere, effect of in California 405; Atmosphere, 

 effect of on nectar secretion 479; Attic for 

 bees 426; Attic the place for comb honev 

 612: Australia, bee-keeping in 734; Auto bug- 

 gies, questions abo'ut 670; Automatic bee- 

 brush 184; Automatic can-filler, Evans 489; 

 Automobile for hauling honev 382; Automobile 

 for out-apiary work 235; Automobile, kind 

 needed by bee-keepers 372; Automobile, Scholl 

 on use of for apiary 40; Automobiles come 

 to stay 512; Automobiles, Crane on 173, 579; 

 Automobiles for bee-keepers. Root on 454; 

 Automobiles, medium-priced for bee-keepers 

 317; Automobiles used by extensive bee- 

 keeper 316. 



Bahv nuclei, plans to prevent swarming out 

 308: Baling-wire to support foundation 427; 

 Bait section in the center to prevent swarm- 

 ing 4: Bait-sections, to clean out at close of 

 year 446; Bait sections, where to locate 22, 

 195, 299; Baits in center, do they mean .^oije.-. 





brood in sections 496; Baits used to start bees 

 in supers 138; Balling newly mated queens 

 308; Bananas and bees 760; Basswood, history 

 of 158; Basswood, scarcity of 280; Basswoods, 

 how long before they yield nectar 533; Bass- 

 wood, variation in time of blossoming 7, 70; 

 Bee-bread, See Pollen; Bee demonstrations, 

 pointers on 702; Bee demonstrator as inter- 

 esting as a snake charmer 738; Bee demon- 

 strator wearing only a bathing suit 759; Bee- 

 journals, flat wrappers for 466; Bee-keepers' 

 institutes in New York 200; Bee-keeping as 

 a hobby 792; Bee-keeping, brains needed for 

 684; Bee-keeping by beginners, capital needed 

 for 794; Bee-keeping, facts concerning profits 

 in 614; .Bee-keeping, F. Greiner's early ex- 

 perience in 56: Bee-keeping for farmers' wives 

 738; Bee-keeping in a town 20, 695; Bee-keep- 

 ing, some slovenly methods 718; Bee-line not 

 always a straight line 612; Bee-line, straight 

 720; Bee-louse 118; Bee paralysis, Beattie on 

 377; Bee paralysis, information wanted 411; 

 Bees and color 559; Bees, are they semi-hiber- 

 nators 585: Bees as fertilizers of blossoms 

 220, 251; Bees as inventors of the hive 478; 

 Bees badly mixed 428; Bees cluster out in 

 spite of ventilation 636; Bees, death of win- 

 tered outdoors 127; Bees frozen after a flood 

 199; Bees injuring fruit, Doolittle on 581; Bees 

 in unirrigated portions of Colorado 340; Bees 

 larger, would there be any advantage 780; 

 Bees make expensive feed for chickens 681; 

 Bees on shares 770; Bees on shares, who pays 

 for extra labor 532; Bee-spaces, proper size 

 of between supers 60; Bees, stingless 771: Bees 

 that live all winter and then stored honey 

 497; Bees, three kinds found in same flower 

 756: Bee-stings for rheumatism, see Rheu- 

 matism: Bees, two kinds instead of robbers 

 801; Bees, why they run upward when hive 

 is pounded, Bullamore on 788; Bees, young 

 coming out of hive and dying 427; Bee ter- 

 ritory control of 41, 154, 155, 157, 172, 191, 

 236, 752; Bee-tree colony united with weak 

 colony in hive 668; Bee-tree, foul brood in 

 164; Beets, two thousand tons used per day 

 in sugar factory 771; Beet sugar, are there 

 any objections to 769; Beet sugar can not be 

 told from cane sugar 578; Beet sugar fed on 

 large scale without bad results 733; Bee-veil, 

 Chalon Fowls's 557; Beginners' first season 

 482; Beginner's mistakes and experiences 193, 

 228; Beginners' outfit, Todd on 796: Begin- 

 ning in bee-keeping, Doolittle on 617; Bibli- 

 ography of bee-keeping 46; Binding bee-jour- 

 nals 272; Bird sucks honey from bees 559: 

 Bisulphide of carbon, amount 'needed for fu- 

 migating 544; Black brood, .see European Foul 

 brood; Black color irritates bees 532. 545, 716; 

 Blacks, are thev immune to paralysis 412; 

 Blacks breed untimely 339; Blacks do not 

 surpass Italians 634; Blacks indorsed 392, 423, 

 680; Blacks, moths do not molest if strong 

 565; Blacks of Switzerland a distinct type 102; 

 Blacks swarm less than Italians 298. 479. 

 766: Blacks, two kinds of 371: Blacks vs. 

 Italians 424: Blacks vs. Italians for foul brood 

 58, 100, 102, 309. 511. 533; Black vs. Italian 

 on sugar-cane 668; Bloating, .symposium on 

 269; Bloom four weeks earlv at Marengo 308; 

 Blowing bees off combs 465; Boneset as a 

 honev-plant 737; Bookkeeping for honey- 

 salesmen 422; Books for beginners 717; Bot- 

 tom-bars, proper space under 164; Bottom- 

 board. Hand's switch-board 693: Bottom- 

 board, queen found under 623; Bottom-boards 

 should thev be left on hives in cellar 801 

 Bottom rack to prevent comb-building 440 

 Boulder, Colorado, amount of honey sold in 

 750; Box-hive bee-keeping 466; Box-hives con- 

 ^jnjied bv foul-brood laws 682; Box-hives, 



