December, 1912. 



American Me Joarnal 



Minnesota— 87. 



Missouri— 55, 119, 150, 182, 312. 



Nebraska— 22. 



New Hampshire— 280. 



New York— 56, 216. 



Ollio— 87. 150, 21G, 247. 



Oklahoma— 347. 



Oregon— 280, 377. 



Penna.vlvania- 150, 182. 



Switzerland— 168. 247. 



Texas— 22, 114, 216, 280, 312. 



Utah— 87. 



Vermont— 121, 150, 377. 



Virginia— 378. 



Washington— 312. 



Wisconsin— 22, 87, 150, 279. 



Wyoming — 22. 

 Requeening— 10, 82, 243, 363. 

 Review (The)— 295. 

 Robbing— 85, 198. 

 Rose Producing Honey— 362. 

 Russia versus America — 21. 

 Salt— 263. 



Salt and Vinegar— 5, 114. 

 Saving Pull Combs for Feeding— 305. 

 Scholl's Divisible Hive— 47, 102, 140. 166. 3ii. 

 Sealed Covers in Cellar Wintering— 70. 

 Sealed Covers out of Doors— 55 244. 

 Sectional Hives— 169. 



Sections! Variation in Weight— 166, 362. 

 Seeking a Location— 312. 

 Shipping Carniolans to Finland— 341. 

 Shipping Old Combs— 323. 

 Silly Stories— 326. 

 Size of Hives and Frames— 101. 

 Slaughter of Innocents— 311. 

 Snow. Bees Dying on— 53. 

 Soil and Apiculture— 172. 

 Solar Eclipse and Bees— 200. 

 Solar Wax Extractor— 80. 

 Spacing Frames— 198. 

 Spanish Needles— 358. 

 Spraying Sohitions— 134, 262. 

 Starting with Bees— 12. 76. 

 Stations for Experiments— 175. 

 Statistics- 14, 69. 265, 323. 

 Sting, of the Bee versus the Wasp— 329. 

 Sting Proof People— 7. 48. 81. 

 Stingless Bees- 278, 326, 346. 367. 

 Stings for Rheumatism— 136, 266. 

 Stings to Ascertain Death— 361. 

 Sugar Good for Bees— 49. 

 Sugar in Europe— 262. 

 Supers for Comb Honey— 54. 

 Supersedure of Queens— 310. 

 Suwanee River Apiaries— 270. 

 Swarm Hinderer- 233. 

 Swarm in September— 303. 319, 339. 

 Swarm on Automobile — ^216. 

 Swarm Prevention— 39. 50. 138, 149, 238. 266. 

 Swarm Refusing to Stay in Hive— 246. 

 Swarming, Artificial and Dividing— 107. 

 Swarming in the West— 300. 

 Swarming Prol>|pm— 70. 

 Swarming— fShook)— 53, 

 Swarming Troubles— 116, 202. 

 Swarms on Frames of Old Honey— 115. 

 Swarms, Extra Room for— 361. 

 Swarms, do They Ever Return?— 214. 

 Swarms, How far can They Travel?— 357. 

 Swarn.s. Prime and Afterswarms- 180. 

 Swarmv Season— 2. 99. 



Sweet Clover— 40. 85, 103, 199. 230, 301, 360. 

 .Sweet Water, Disposing of— 323. 

 Texas— 301. 



Texas Bee Bulletin— 268. 

 Thieves Besieged bv Beea— 331. 

 Thieves in Dixie— 236. 

 Three Deadly Foods— 264. 

 Tin Comb IToney Section— 235. 327. 

 Tolstoi on Qneenless Hive— 327. 

 Tomatoes and Honey — 10. 

 Transferring Boos — li5, 377. 

 Tunis School.s— 295. 

 Uncapping Combs — 70. 

 Tlnicuiqup Suum— 297. 

 Uniting Bpes-273. 361. 366. 

 Vagr.ant Swarm— 216. 



Value of T>etters from Bee Keepers — 79. 

 Veil and Shirt Combined— 215. 

 Ventilation— 86, 146, 215. 

 Vi?»lt to C. B. Lewis Co.— 72. 

 Visiting or Traveling— 207. M%. 

 Votes for Women— 266. 

 Wax Rendering— 323. 

 Weak Colonies-117. 149. 

 Weed Tasters in Kansas— 293. 

 What Becomes of the Drones?- 293. 323, 

 What to do with the Surplus— 275. 

 When the Bees are In the Cellar— (Poem) 



-1. 

 When to Put on Supers— 239. 

 Why Don't Bees Work in Supers (?)— 239. 

 Wilson. Mrs,— 73. 

 Winter care of Bees— 306. 

 Winter, Flight Before— 367. 

 Winter Lesson— 242. 



Winter Losses— 87, 150, 151, 141, 149, 182, 



215, 216. 

 Winter Protection Cases— 20, 307. 

 Winter, Severe— 48, 75. 

 Winter Sheds— 377. 

 Winter Stores— 70, 346. 

 Winter Successes— 119. 182. 

 Wintering Bees in a Super— 345. 

 Wintering Caucasians— 74, 77. 

 Wintering in the North — 376. 

 Wintering in the Wes.t- 104. 

 Woman's Method of Bee-Keeping— 170. 

 Women to the Front in Africa— 2.^4. 

 York. Oeo. W.. Valedictory— 135. 

 York. Geo,, Tribute to— 173, 



ILLUSTRATIONS 



Advertisdng Honey— 374 

 Anthony Hive Lifter— 200. 

 APIARY OF— 



A. B, Anthony— 193. 



Bear Proof— 112. 



Chas. Burke— 280. 



Frank Darrah— 50. 

 France & Sons— 307. 



J. C. Frank— 202. 



J. H. Hunter— 204. 



Ivy, near Phoenix— 97. 



In Orchard— 365. 



M. Kanda— 05. 



Large and Honey House— 111. 



Le Maire— 243. 



Maine— 107. 



Manouba. Tunis— 302. 



H. H. Moe— 65. 



J. F. Otto— 33. 



Owner Holding Comb— 107. 



Poole and Son— 51, 



F. W. L. Sladen— 274. 



Snow Bound— 194. 



J. W. Stine— 247. 



Thommen, on Roof— 309. 



Troppman— 340. 



Abbie Warre— 201. 



Watchkoff— 136. 



Wilder— 270, 



Wintered out of Doors— 108. 



A. G. Woodman— 33. 



Geo. W. York— 265. 

 Baxter. E, J,— 201, 

 Boneset— 146, 

 Buckwheat— 212. 

 Cages— 80, 



Cart Full of Combs— 108. 

 Cart of Extracting Supers— 109. 

 Catnip— 144. 

 Cement Hives— 17, 

 Colorado View — 364. 

 Cook, A. J.— 2,33. 

 Cobb's Hive Entrance— 211. 

 Crane, J. E,— 39, 

 Demonstrations— 370, 

 Diagram of Laying— 308. 

 Dine's Device for Queen Rearing— 176. 

 Fairs and Exhibits— 375. 

 Fair Exhibitsi. Oklahoma— 33. 

 Fair Exhibits. Kansas— 65, 

 Fair Exhibts. Kansas— 329, 330. 

 Fertilization of Fruit— 365. 366. 

 Fooled, No Bees There— 168. 

 Foundation Fastener and Cutter— 341. 

 Foster. Wesley— 38. 

 Frame, Divisible— 358. 

 Greiner's Queen Sieve— 80. 

 Harbison. J. S.— 330, 363. 

 Hive Index— 373. 

 Hive Showing Sections in Brood Chamber 



■—50, 

 Hive Well Protected from Sun— 216. 

 Hive Well Protected in Tunis— 306, 

 Hive Well Protected from Cold— 307. 

 Honey Extractor and TTncapping Can— 110, 

 Honey Tank for Ripening— HI. 

 Horehound- 137. 

 Iwata. K— 183, 

 Lake Pend-d'oreille— 262, 

 Lamont. Scott— 2.33, 

 Livingston, T, W.— 237. 

 T,<undgren. Mrsi. M. — 44, 

 Meeting at Boiilder— 3.33, 

 Meeting at Cortez— 332. 

 Meeting at Hutchinson— 328. 

 Meeting at San Antonio— 335. 

 Meeting of California Ass'n— 208. 

 Meeting of Eastern Illinois Ass'n— 232, 



240, 

 Meeting of Illinois State— 360. 

 Meeting of .Tapanese Ass'n— 289, 311. 

 Meeting of Missouri Ass'n — 264. 

 Meeting of New York Asa'n- 162. 

 Miller. A, C— 1, 

 Miller. Dr, C. C. Method of Raising 



Queen Cells— 225. 

 Mississippi River Dam— 129. 

 Motherwort— 145. 

 Niver, S. A. Capturing Swarm— 178. 



Niver, S. A. Picking Berries — 177. 



Observing Hive in Living Room— 17. 



Partridge Pea— 369. 



Pellett, F. C— 272. 



Queen-Rtaring— 371, 372. 



Quiet Italians-^57. 



Scene in Colorado— 204. 



Schools of Bee-Culture— 294, 297, 300. 



September Swarm— 319, 322, 339, 355. 



Swarm and Apiary— 169. 



Swarm Fifteen Feet Above Ground— 170. 



Swarm Friendly— 346. 



Swarm on Mullen Head — 109. 



Swarnis, Several Together— 183. 



Taylor, R. L.— 263. 



Tin Sections- 327. 



Townsend. E. D.— 38. 



Transferring from a Barrel — 216. 



Upward Building of Comb— 169. 



Who is Afraid- 298. 



Wilcox, F.— 39. 263. 



Wilder Winter Home— 77. 



Wilson, Mrs. M.— 73. 



Winter Shed— 376. 378. 



York. G. W,— 276, 



York, G, AV,. Home of— 277. 



CORRESPONDENTS 



Ahlers, H,-377, 

 Allen, A. C— 243, 

 Anderson, G.— 280. 

 Anthony, S,— 8. 

 Ashbaugh. F. G.— 



21. 

 Astor. A.— 232. 



Ballauer, J, F.— 229. 

 Bambaut, A. B.— 10, 



234. 

 Barron, J. K.— 22. 

 Bartlett, I. D.— 42, 



75. 

 Baxter, E. J.-198, 



210. 

 Bechly, F.-280, 378. 

 Bellot, M.— 169, 

 Bertrand. E.— 199. 

 Benson. L. W. — 



280, 312, 347. 

 Beuhne, R.-361. 

 Bevins. E.— 55, 271, 



305, 377. 

 Bigelow. E. F. — 



324. 33S. 

 Bohrer. G,— 309. 

 Bonnev. A. F.— 18. 



83. 103. 120. 134, 151. 



262, 272, 312, 324. 



347. 372. 373. 

 Bradley, A.— 55. 

 Branch. C— 114. 

 Brown, M,— 182, 

 Bruner, E. H,— 12. 

 Bullamore, G. W, 



—70. 

 Burch. W. H.— 76. 

 Burnett. R. A.— 167, 



362, 

 Burrows, J. — 103. 

 Burt. E. R.— 22. 

 Butler. A, C— 24. 

 Bver. J, L,-13, 37. 



47, 74. 106, 141. 167. 



173, 206. 237, 269, 



303. 324. 336, 366. 



377. 



Cailias. A,— 20ii. 

 Candler. M.— 74. 

 Carr. E. G.— 216. 

 Carton. Dr. — 262, 



264. 

 Cavanaugh, F. B, 



—312. 

 Chadwick, P, C,-8, 

 Chapel. W, S.— 150, 

 Chase. G. C. — 55, 



119. 150. 

 Cheesman, G, W.— 



312, 

 Cieogna. G.— 136, 

 Clemons. C. C. — 



73. 167, 

 Cline, .T,-1.S2, 

 Clover. S, K.— 16<!, 

 Cobb. L. TI.-211. 

 Coblentz. L, A, — 



361. 

 Cobiirn, J. P.— 150 

 Comer. J. E,— 116. 

 Cook. A. J. -1,38, 



198. 233. 

 Coverdale. F. — 41, 



230. 

 Cowan, J. W.— 174, 

 Crane, J. E.— 113, 



242. 



Creelman, G. C. -- 



14. 

 Crego, G. S.— 280. 

 Crepieux— 18. 

 Cunningham. W. 



R,— 150, 151. 



Dadant, C. P.— 17, 



41, 49, 80, 112, 133, 



147, 298. 

 Dadant, L. C— 362. 

 Darby. M. E.— 266. 

 Davenport, S.— 78. 

 Davoll, W. A.— 337. 

 Deadman, G. A.— 



173. 

 Dean, J. S.— 216. 

 Demuth. G. S.-143 

 Denis— IS. 

 Dickel. F.— 197. 

 Diemer. J. F.— 233, 



324. 377. 

 Digges, J.— 293. 

 Dittmer, G.— 23, 180. 

 Doolittle. G. M.— 7, 



16. 52. 81. 107, 144, 



176. 19S, 210, 241, 



275. 293, 304. 338, 



357. 

 Douglass, B. W.— 



134, 

 Drexler. J.— 280. 

 Dubv, H. S.— 232, 



347. 

 Dunagan. R. A.— 



115. 

 Dnpray, A. L.— 22. 

 Dvar. H. P.— 337. 

 Eileritz, B. G. — 



216. 

 Elskamp, Geo. H. 



—279. 

 Emerson. Geo. L.— 



136, 150, 231, 342. 

 Espy, J. B.— 280. 

 Ewell, E.— 347. 

 Fabre, J. H.— 265, 



329. 

 Fassett, G. W.— 378. 

 Fehleisen, G. W.— 



234. 293, 300. 

 Findlev, W.— 247. 

 Fitch. J. H,-216. 

 Foster, 'W^— 8, 11, 



46, 4S. 75, 104, 138, 



139. 166. 17i, 20!), 



234. 267. 2.93. 299, 



327. 332: 362: 364. 

 France. N. B.— 229. 



307. 358, 371. 

 France, L. V.— 



165, 177. 

 France, N. E.— 227, 



360. 

 Frohliger. J, C— 



2". 42. .W. 119. 169, 



1S2. 216. 312, S47. 

 Garabrant. N. M.— 



299. 

 Games. J. W.— 368. 

 Gates, B. N.— 136, 



328 

 George, F. F.— 150. 

 Georges, J.— 295. 

 Getaz. A.— 197, 208, 



2.39. 

 Graham Smith Dr. 



—230. 



