1917 



AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



427 



Faust, M. JVj,., of Texas— 169. 



Fighig in Morocco — 3'iy. 



F'ircwccd of M'ichigan — 308, 369. 



Fisher, A. J. — 23" 



F'lowcr Sellers in San Francisco — 413. 



F'loods in Australia — 160. 



F'oloppe Brothers — 411. 



Forehand, A. 1. & N.— 332. 



F'orehand, W. J.— 806, 



Foundation, Cross Section After Foloppe — 410, 



411. 

 Foundation Mill (Dunham) — 163. 

 Foundation Mill (Vandevort) — ^161. 

 Foundation I'ress ttiiven) — 158. 

 France Family at Home — 338. 



Gentian, Fringed. — 2C5. 



Lio-^cnrods— 300, 301, 302, 303. 



cordon's Big Tank — 368. 



Grafting House for Queen Breeders — 418 



Griffin, O. B Home of— 164. 



Grimm, Adams — 89 



Ilagler, H. T.— 230. 



Harbison, J. — 90 



liauling Bees, L. L Andrews — 124. 



Hives of Hark in Kutais— 298. 



Honey Brand (Coyne) — 28. 



Honey Label of Carniola — 128. 



Honey I'lant Regions of North America (Lov- 



ell)— 110. 

 floney IMant Regions of United States — 117. 

 Honey Signs and Plates — 373. 

 Honey Tank on Wagon — 208, 269. 

 Horticultural Students are Beekeepers — 168. 

 House Apiary of Strittmatter — 79, 80, 81. 

 Honey .Strainer of N. E. France — 337. 



"Jerry" Preparing for Holidays — 413. 

 Jewelweed — 265. 



Kretchner, E. — 90. 



Langstroth Writings — 19S 

 Lecture Car in Tennessee 

 Livingston, T. W.— 297. 

 Locations — 307. 



-243. 



Marchant, A. B. — 223. 



Marchant, J. E.— 226. 



Mehring, J. — 162. 



Mexican City Plaza — 376. 



Milkweed in Michigan — 367, 368. 



Miller, C. E. Home— 21. 



Mohawk Valley in New York — 120. 



Monkshood — 264. 



Morocco Dwelling — 341. 



Moth Parasite — 230. 



Mountain Bee Ranch, San Marcos Pass — 61. 



My Neighbor's Garden — 231. 



New England Roads — 61. 



Niver, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. — 339. 



Niver Scenery — 339. 



Observatory Hive — 157. 

 Oleaster, Russian — 374. 



Package F"iller of Penn Company — 407. 



Paadock, F. B. — 349. 



Pangburn Honey Signs — 341. 



Paper Containers — 227. 



Penn Company — 225. 



Poppleton, O. 0.— 236, 409. 



Propolization of Caucasians — 834. 



Prospect Pine — 84. 



Prune Orchard in Blossom — 109, 126. 



Prunes, Drying — 127. 



Pryal, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. — 340. 



Queen Cage of P. G. Clark— 121. 

 Queen Cells on Comb — 161. 

 Queen Fertilized Artificially — 377. 

 Queen Rearing Devices of Caraway — 92. 

 Queen Rearing Yards Apparatus of Davis — 44, 

 45, 46. 



Rojina.F. — 118. 

 Root, L. C. — 85. 



Sacbrood in Different Stages — 406, 407. 



Sage, Hybrid — 403. 



Sage, Black. White and Purple — 404, 405, 406. 



Secor, Eugene — 145. 



Selling Honey — J. Gakler — 261. 



Shade Board Used by Achord — 417. 



Sign of Archie Banks — 260. 



Sires & Sires Automobile — 18. 



Smith, J. D., of Penn Co. — 225. . 



Smith, L. B., of Texas — 132. 



Smoker of Hamet — 89. 



Snakeroot in Pellett's Garden — 385. 



Stamford View — 8" 



Stapleton, i-i. L., Home of — 273. 



Strittmatter's Houce Apiaries — 79, 80, 81. 



Sumacs ana B. N. Gates at M. A. C— 74. 



Swarm on Man, Cover — 217. 



Swarm on Arm of S L. Cork— 270. 



Tol'on Berries— 412. 413. 

 Tulip Tree — 17. 

 Turtlehead— 266. 



Umbrella for Shade— 270. 



Vandervort, J. — 133. 



Wax Cleanser of Greincr — 304. 

 Willi Columbine- 264. 

 Wilson, Emma M.— 372, 373. 

 Winter Case of *v. E. Green— 309. 

 Winter Case of H M. Leach— 310, 311. 

 Wireless Outfit of Archie Hanks — 269. 

 Vvistcria — 33". 

 Wright, VV D.— 263. 

 Wright, W. D. Home— 16. 



Yellow Wood 16. 



CORRESPONDENTS 



Aepplcr, C. W.— .-)0, 



58, 166, 105. 

 Anderson, Grant — 130 

 Andrews— L. L.— 123. 

 Atwater, E. F.— 195. 



Bainard. E. T.— 244. 

 Baldensperger, P. J. 



230. 

 Baldwin, F. M.— 381. 

 Baldwin, L. E.— 174. 

 Barber, F. L.— 91. 

 Bartholomew, Mrs. vV. 



C— 420. 

 Baxter, A. C— 200. 

 Bender. C. F.— 117. 

 Bent, R. R.— 267. 

 Berry, M. C— 49. 

 Bertrand, E.— 197. 

 Blackstonc, E. — 29. 

 Bonney, A. F. — 56, 



109, 191, 273, 297, 



308, 346, 370, 411. 

 Bowen, A. H. — 341. 

 Bowers.W. E.— 98. 

 Brunnich. Dr. K. — 



309. 

 Bull, J. C— 243, 277. 



Carr, E. G.— 24, 60. 



Chapman, G. R. — 169. 



Cheney, C. D.— 233. 



Christenson, J. — 314. 



Clark. Florence L. — 

 95, 347. 



Cleaveland, L. — 29. 



Cole, E. M.— 275. 



Comire, O. — 97. 



Coverdale, F. — 29. 



Co.x, W. L.— 169, 314. 



Crane, J. E. — 53, 166, 

 411. 



Dadant, C. P.— 7, 12, 

 48. 51, 84, 89, 120, 

 134, 151, 187, 202, 

 235, 266, 345, 379, 

 410, 414. 



Dadant, M. G. — 307. 



Dittmer, Gus. — 431. 



Doolittle, G. M.— 122. 



Fitzsimon, Mrs. J. T. 



—22. 

 Foster, Wesley — 94 

 Fowler, C. E. — 9, 48. 

 France, L. V. — 127, 



313, 376, 421. 



Gates. B. N.— 68, 96, 



346. 

 Green, W. E.— 309. 

 Grciner, F. — 162, 338, 

 Gray, Nellie — 240. 



420. 

 Greiner, G. C. — 87, 



129, 303. 

 Griffith, W. C— 349. 

 Gustin, J. D.— 268. 



Hale, M. M. — 304. 

 Hand, J. E.— 86, 161. 

 Hendricks, Cecelia H. 



—203. 

 Hendricks. John — 369. 

 Hershiser, O. L. — 



133. 

 Hewitt, V. P.— 21. 

 Hockensmith, A. R. 



— 1421. 

 Holland, O. S.— 61. 

 Hopkins, I. — 233. 

 Howard, C. W.— 376. 



lluber. L. K.— 277. 

 Huff, H. A.— 242. 



Jager, F.— 133. 

 Johnson, J. A. — 81. 



Keene, O. A.— 409. 

 Kennedy, B.— 360. 

 Kindig, B. F.— 168, 



385 

 Klinger, H. C— 01, 

 ICnemeyer. L- A. — 



261.. 



Lawrence, S. F. — 24. 

 Leach, H. M.— 310. 

 Lee, Fayette — 29. 

 Le Stourgeon, E. G. 



— 92, 169. 

 Long, M. C— 275. 

 Lovell. Tno. H. — 118. 



264. 

 Luebeck, F. W.— 370. 



MacDonald, D. M.— 

 Manley, B. A. — 374. 

 Marye, J. R. — 29. 

 Mathewson, H. — 54. 

 Mathie, Mrs. J. W. — 



204. 

 Melndoo, N. E.— 298. 

 McWilliams. W. H.— 



239. 

 Mendleson, M. H. — 



205. 

 Miller, A. C— 101, 



276. 

 Miller, C. C— 27, 28. 



62, 03. 64, 99, 100. 



134, 135, 168, 109, 



170, 206, 207, 244, 



245, 272, 279, 280. 



315, 316, 332, 351. 



352, 353, 387, 38S, 



422, 423. 

 Miller. C. E.— 20. 

 Miller, H. P.— 23. 

 Morgan, R. A. — 378. 

 Morrison, W. K.— 88. 

 Morse, Josephine — 



347. 

 Hurry, H. D.— 52. 



Null, W. D.— 191. 



Outram, E. J.— 374. 



Pammell. L. H.— 14, 

 Pangburg, W. S— 303. 



340. 

 Parks, H. B.— 159, 



201. 

 Patterson, G. H. — 



194. 

 Pelham, J. L.— 25, 



169. 

 Pellett. F. C— 16, 18, 



44, 79. 165. 194, 



333. 239, 259, 267, 



395, 300, 306, 311, 



331, 344. 307. 403, 



418. 

 Penna, E. — 360. 

 Perry, F. M. — 58. 

 Pettit, Morley — 384, 



421. 

 Phillips. E. F.— 150, 



103, 168, 384. 

 Pleasants, J. E. — 167. 

 Provensal, P. — 375. 

 Pryal, W. A.— 339, 



378. 



Ray, E. V.— 107. 

 Reese, Chas. A. — 416. 

 Rettig, F. J.— 342. 

 Kinckwitz, R. L. — 



248. 

 Robinson, T. P.— 9. 

 Robinson, W. B. — 107 

 Uojina, Frank — 128, 



202, 229. 

 Romain, Bro. — 379, 



407, 413. 

 Ross. J. Edgar— 204. 



Sands, B. F.— 349. 

 Scholl, L. H.— 10. 

 Seaton, Lucy — 59. 

 Secor. Eugene — 153. 

 Sewall, Hannah — 131, 



240. 

 Sheppard, W. J.— 8, 



10, 337, 381. 

 Sladen, F. W. L.— 



200, 228, 270. 

 Smith. A. R.— 29. 

 Smith, Jay— 272. 

 Stevens. J. A. — 29. 



120. 231, 343, 412. 

 Stuart, C. D.— 19, 



Stone. J. A.— 314. 

 Stover, D. D.— 263. 



Talbert, T. J.— 128. 

 Tallant, J. — 00. 

 Thompson, E. L. — 



381 

 Todd, F. Dundaa — 



160, 228. 



Vollmcr. W. F.— 348, 

 Wagner, A. F.— 194. 

 Werner, L. — 29. 

 Wernicke, O. H. L.— 



414. 

 White, Jean — 270, 



419. 

 White, Mrs. C— 132. 

 Willis, G. B.— 134. 

 Wilson, Emma M.— 



21, 69, 95, 131, 167, 



203, £40, 275, 312, 



847, 382, 419. 

 Woodman, A. G.— 91. 

 Wright. A.— 360. 



York. G. W.— 17, 313. 



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