liKOK>fl-.Fi{ In. 1015 



1053 



Kiilrnnco Closed with Snow.. 7 

 Knvironnient, and Its Effects 



on Bees 704 



LarKe for LarKe Colonies.. i'>^} 



Screen, Bowen's 461 



Upper 592 



E(iualizintr B:-ood, Campbell's 



IMan S!)S 



Escape — ■ Board. PracJical 



Ways of Usinn 117 



Boards. Ventilattd. . .24. 79. 548 



Cone vs. Porter 4S5 



For Removing Bees from 



Roof 50.") 



Eucalyptus — Of California . . 62i> 

 Pollen and Nectar from. ... S 



Yieldiiiir .>^uri>lu.>; 1011! 



Kuriipoan Foul Brood, see 



Foul Brood. 

 Excluder. Queens Reared 



Above SI 



Exhibit— Color Scheme for . . 9".t:5 



Kansas State Fair 7t)t'> 



Minnesota State Fair 401 



Pacific Coast 325 



Extracted — Honey. Doolittle 



on 529 



Or Comb Honey, Which?.. 246 

 Extracting — Combs, to Care 



for 221. 721. 751. 920 



Combs. Wet, Do Moths 



Bother ? 



51. 137, 220, 223, 353, 547 



House, Gilberts 509 



House Plan 2^>0 



Outfit. Atwater's 445 



Supers Left on Hives in 



Winter S63 



Thick Honey 23 



Too Close 96. 484 



Extractor, see Honey Extract- 

 or, Wax Extractor, etc. 



F 



Fairs — Bees Nuisance at .... 658 



Prizes at Hartford 138 



Value of 372 



Fall — Honey Flow Abundant.. 789 

 Honey Plants 843 



Farmer Beekeeper 294 



Farmers Should Keep Bees.. 81 



Feed. Different at Different 



Times 455 



Feeder — Atwater 328 



Buchers Drawer 37 



Calked with Paraffine 510 



Division Board Made of 



Metal 338 



Fruit .lar 382 



Lhommedieu's 553 



Milk Pan 382 



Miller. Used by Bartlett 102 



10-lb. Pail 194, 482 



Feeding — Best Time for, 



Scholl on 54 



Beucus" Plan 717 



Candy in Winter 150 



Extensive in Tennessee. . . . 791 



Granulated Honey 138. 249 



In Ontario 885 



In Spring, Holtermann on. . 12 



Or Uniting 200 



Sealed Combs in Emergen- 

 cies 7 



Stimulative, Automatic .... 411 

 Stimulative, E. S. Miles on 551 

 To Make Queens Lay in 



Fall 9S4 



Vs. Swamp Honey Flow. . . 10 



Fence— Air Tight 901 



Effect on Combs Melting. . 



143, 177 



Holtermann on 56 



J. E. Crane on 308 



Fence- Separator Too Thick. . .t<>s 



Fermented Honey in Califor- 

 nia SS2 



Field Meeting — California 910 



Iowa 756 



New Zealand 548 



Pembroke. N. Y 774 



San Bernardino 703 



Tennessee 354, 791 



Texas 659 



Tri-state 850 



Victorian 188 



Filaroe Pollen a Nuisance. . . . 30!l 



Filtering Honey 970, 993 



Firo — California 38 



Danger of Because of Grass 



659. 792 



Destroys Honey Room 509 



First Year's Exjierience 997 



Flashlight for Bee Cellars . . . 95 

 Flight of Bees — Long Distance 



Causes Loss 571 



Eberle on 285 



Eccentric 234 



Length of 356, 987 



In Winter 180, 202 



Florida Bee Pasture, Baldwin 



on 64, G:;6 



Trip, E. R. Root 143 



Flowers, Different, Worked on 



Same Trip S3:. 



Follower Discussion ...928,1011 

 Food Value of Honey, Good 



Proof 801 



Foul Brood — Appropriations. 



Pa 216, 261 



Appropriation in Texas .... 311 



At P. C. Chadwick's 353, SS2 



Baldridge Plan Fails 586 



Bees to Resist 595 



Bixby's Explanation of 262 



Combs Need Not be Burned 139 

 Cutting Cells from Combs.. 70S 



Dark and Bright Side 549 



How Most Frequently 



Spread 714 



Must Hives be Burned? 751 



Never too Late to Treat 908 



Not Carried by Stray 



Swarms 353 



Not Found in Trees 293 



Situation in Ohio 10'! t 



Treatment in Winter 81 



Type Should be Mentioned. . 617 



Water Method 237 



Which Type to be Dreaded 



97, 177 



Yate's Method 451 



Foul Brood. Am<>vi<;an — at 



Chadwick's 882 



Bad Case 890 



Cured Without Destroying 



Comb 837 



"Movie Scenario" 934, 935 



Requeening Inadequate .... 658 

 Vs European, as to Spread- 

 ing 853 



Foul Brood, European — Cag- 

 ing Queen for 745 



Dequeening for 480, 523 



Dr. Miller on ..137.569.1011 



Holtermann on 707 



Italians for 97, 640 



Not Calamity 932, 985 



Or American .... 707, 745, 746 



Saving Combs 7 



Shaking and Dequeening for 



4S0, 523 



Transferring and Requeen- 

 ing for 972 



Value of Italians 930 



Vigorous Italians Immune.... 



97, 466, 481, 523, 640 



Foul-brood Law — California. 221 



Colorado 263 



Idaho 95 



Missouri 159 



Montana. Fails 356 



New Jersey 149 



New Zealand 753 



Oklahoma 164, 940 



Proposed 103.5 



Tennessee 355 



Texas 140, 749 



Foundation — Advantage of 



Full Sheets 438 



Amount of Wax in Cell 



Walls 571 



As a Division-board 245 



Doolittle on 886 



Drawn by Feeding Syrup.. 



8. 13. 52, 204 



Early Experiments with . . . 4.')4 



Economy 584 



Full Sheets Fastened on 



Sides 51 



Full Sheets in Sections .... 967 



Full Sheets vs. Starters 748 



Inserted in Wrong Place . . 598 

 Must Not be put in too 



Soon 880 



Splints 494 



Startei-s V-shaped 



51, 547, 584, 657 



Starters vs. Full Sheets . . . 897 

 Supported by Heavy Wires 537 

 Frame.Butsch's Improvement 1028 

 Frame Handling — Dr. Miller 



on 569 



Crane on 748 



Holtermann on 490, 944 



Freight on Honey, Who Pays? 542 

 Friction-Drive Honey Extract- 

 ors IS 



Frost Affecting Fruit Blos- 

 soms 137 



Fruit — And Bees, John W. 



Love on 243 



Growers' Opinion of Bees.. 485 



Growers Want Bees 510 



Growing and Beekeeping . . 984 

 Punctured by Hornets. . . .1041 



Value of Bees for 658 



Fumigating, Sulphur vs. Car- 

 bon Bisulphide 381 



G 



Gloves — Home-made 250 



Sting Proof 29 



Golden Italians — Byer on 971 



Chadwick on 793 



Goldenrod — Honey Capped 



Yellow 968 



Nectar, Odor of 849 



Government Apiary, electrical 



connections at 314 



Graham, Has He Had a 



Square Deal ? 309 



Granulated Honey — Feeding 



138, 249 



In Bee Cellar 205 



Starving on 330 



Granulation — Alternat i n g 

 Heat and Cold have no 



Effect 883 



Of Bait Sections 923 



Of Bulk Comb Honey, Pre- 

 vention of 38 



Of Comb Honey 220-746 



Of Blue Curl Honey 485 



Grape Vines for Shade in 



Apiaries 702 



Punctured by Hornets. . . .1041 

 Grass, Dangerous Because of 



Fire 659 



Greasy Waste, Dr. Miller on. . 2^9 



German Book on Bees 331 



Gum Trees of Australia. . 632, 673 



H 



Handling Combs, See Frame 



handling 

 Hannemann, Inventor of Zinc 



Excluder 51 



Hawkweed Overcome by Sweet 



Clover 394 



Or Paint Brush 528 



Hearing of Bees 309, 332 



Heather in this Country? 378, 393 



High School, Bees in 544 



Hillside Apiary 541 



Histories of Noted Beekeepers, 



See Feb. 1 Issue 

 Hive — Eight or Ten Frame, 



Atwater on 928 



Eight and Ten Frame, 



Southwood on 335 



Eight Frame, Doubling up 338 

 Eight-frame, Dr. Miller on 95 

 14-frame 489 



