1058 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



Automobile truck cheap 609 



AutomobileB in the hands of 



farmers 695 



Automobiles built over not 



profitable 696 



Bait sections, the abuse of. . . 831 



Bee-book, Pellett's 1008 



Bee-book, Miller's 1008 



Bee and fruit industry, distri- 

 bution of 433 



Bee demonstration, going too 



far 610 



Bee disease, new ..784,880,922 



Bee diseases in Ontario 651 



Bee inspector for twenty years 651 



Bees drifting in winter 921 



Bees from Akron swamp 136 



Bees and fruit . 214, 305, 306, 433 

 Bees and grapes. . . .213, 389, 921 

 Bees and fruit-bloom in and 



about Medina 890 



Bees and orange culture 216 



Bees and squashes 739 



Bees, how wintering 213 



Bees, ours, how wintered.... 259 

 Bees not killed by spraying, 



and why 432 



Bees, yellow, vs. leather col- 

 ored 963 



Bees, temper of, dependent 



upon environment 611 



Bees, why work on one 



species 611, 612 



Bees in pound packages suc- 

 cessfully shipped 744 



Bees, will they attack fruit. . 741 

 Bees, distance they fly for 



stores 965 



Beeswax adulterated 302 



Behavior of cluster of bees in 



winter 40, 50, 93, 91 



Behavior of cliister of bees be- 

 hind glass 134 



"Beekeeping," by Phillips... 739 

 "Beekeeping," Phillips' new 



book 834 



Beekeeping in Oregon 389 



Beekeeping in Massachusetts. 348 

 Beekeeping in the great West 260 

 Beekeepers in the Southwest 



take notice 257 



Bee-rock, celebrated, Califor- 

 nia 875 



Beestings, serious results from 434 

 Blight not carried by bees... 740 

 Blight spread among fruit 



trees 710 



British Columbia foul-brood 



inspector 302 



Brood chilled in October S33 



Boardman, H. R., death of.. 829 



Book for New Jersey 831 



Booklet on sweet clover by 



Root Co 563 



Booster, The 431 



Booster The, new hee paper. . '739 

 Bixby, Editor of Western 



Honey Bee 304 



Buckwheat, cover 739 



Buckwheat honey for vinegar 7S6 

 Bulletin No. 695 on outdoor 



wintering 876 



Bumble bees wanted 431 



Eurbank, Luther, and bees... 346 



California prospects 432 



California rains 345 



California vs. Canada 433 



Calvert-Acklin wedding 655 



Canadian laboratory at Otta- 

 wa 475 



Candy of Nulomoline syrup.. 388 

 Candy boiled for queen cages 4 



Candy of glucose 135 



Canker Citrus in Florida ..1009 



Carload of honey, large 832 



Carload shipments of beet 

 Car of bees, second arrival. . 521 

 Carload of beekeepers to Den- 

 ver 45 



Carlots. moving bees in 564 



Caucasians that do not swarm 301 



Caucasians and other black 



races 175 



Census figures criticised 218 



Chadwick, "one of the boys". 301 



Chilled brood in October 833 



Chocolate honey candies 563 



Citrus Canker in Florida. . . .1009 



Clover prospects 432 



Clover prospects for next sea- 

 son 740, 783 



Clover prospects and honey 



crop 565 



Clover seed, making it germi- 

 nate 303 



Clover, sweet, wonderful de- 

 velopment of in Kentucky 48 

 Cluster of bees behavior in 



winter 49, 50 



Cluster of bees, behavior of 



behind glass ... .93, 94, 13 I 

 Colonies weak and why they 



die in winter 877 



Colonies near point of starva- 

 tion 699 



Color markings of bees not al- 

 Colorado situation serious.... 5 

 Comb honey, to sell under fed- 

 eral net weight law 783 



Combs, sending by mail, 



Combs, fire damage 5fi4 



danger of 478 



Complaints against advertis- 

 ers 608. 741 



Composition work for Glean- 

 ings 347 



Connecticut against spraying 



when in bloom 215 



Convention, National at Den- 

 ver 174, 217 



Co-operation in Massachusetts 476 

 Cook, A. J., interview with.. 259 

 Cook, Dr. A. J., Horticultural 



Commissioner, Cal 304 



Cook book from the govern- 

 ment 305 



Cotton, buy more 46 



Cover crop of sweet clover and 



vetches 259, 260 



Cover crop, spraying of kill- 

 ing bees 5 



Covers, double telescope, not 



blowing on 963 



Covers, double telescope vs. 



single 50 



Crop reports in Ontario, Can. 698 



Cruiser, our Florida 213 



Dadant & Sons, again 963 



Damage suit against smelters 96" 

 Death of prominent people. . 477 

 Denver National Convention 



174, 217 



Dismal Swamp Bees 



1, 45, 213, 258 



Dismal Swamp, editor's visit 



to 92, 93 



Dismal Swamp bees improv- 

 ing 301 



Distance bees fly for stores . . 965 

 Double-walled hives vs. quad- 

 ruple winter cases 345 



Drone brood stinking mess. . 695 

 Drones more potent than 

 queens in transmitting 



characteristics 214 



Dysentery of bees from Ak- 

 ron swamp 136 



Editor of Gleanings interviews 

 editor of Western Honey 



Bee 304 



Editor visiting Agricultural 



Bldg., Washington 91 



Editor visiting Bureau of 



Chemistry, Washington.. 91 

 Editor visits the Dismal 



Swamp 92, 93 



Editor of Western Honey Bee 



and his honey crop 607 



Editor and his troubles 786 



Editor and Phillips at Dr. 



Miller's 787 



Editor Bixby and his honey 



crop 607, 608 



Editor's western trip 133 



Electric lamp for bees in cel- 

 lar 45 



Embryology of the Honey Bee 966 

 Environment, and its effect 



upon the temper of bees 611 

 European foul brood cured by 

 resistant strains of Ital- 

 ians 480 



European foul brood and Ital- 

 ians 480 



Extractor, genesis of 600 



Fairs and advertising 742 



Falconer, W. T 477, 566 



Fallacies of the past in api- 

 culture 568 



Feces, accumulation of dur- 

 ing winter 877 



Feeding in cellars 133 



Feeding back to complete un- 

 finished sections 832 



Feeding bees on the verge of 



starvation 522 



Feeding without feeders 522 



Fifty Years among the Bees. 1008 

 Fire damage to R. G. Coombs 564 

 Fondant, how to make of 



honey 135 



Foul-brood law in Idaho 1 



Foul brood situation in San 



Jose _. 257 



Foul -brood legislation in Cali- 

 fornia 349 



Foul-brood inspection work in 



Massachusetts 476 



Foul-brood inspectors' tools. . 387 

 Foul-brood inspector educating 



beekeepers 302 



Foul brood, carelessness in 



breeding 521 



Foul -brood specimens sent by 



mail discouraged ....... 478 



Foul brood carried by sending 



comb by mail 478 



Frame-tongs for foul-brood 



inspectors 387 



Fred Leininger and Son, 



queen breeders 653 



Freight classification commit- 

 tees' designation of comb 



foundation 832 



Fruit-bloom fertilized by in- 

 sects as well as bees .... 390 

 Fruit growers' prejudice 



against bees 305 



Fruit when attacked by bees. . 741 

 Fruit trees, bees working after 



petals fall 391 



Genesis of honey extractors.. 700 

 German scythes for mowing in 



bee yard 432 



Gillette on the spraying pro- 

 position in Colorado 303 



Gleanings, special numbers for 2 



Gleanings for 1915 89 



Glucose candy for wintering. 135 

 Government honey cook book 305 

 Government publications, list 



of ST.-., 876 



Grand priie awarded to The 

 A. I. Root Co. at the Cali- 

 fornia Exposition 651 



Granulated sugar going up. . 173 

 Granulation hastened by wide 



variation in temperature . S33 

 Grapes not punctured by bees 



birt by birds 920 



Grasshopper, enemies of alf- 

 alfa 303 



Greenhouse for curing dysen- 

 tery 136 



Hand, J. E., on the Long Idea 



hive 479 



Harem of queens 740 



Heartsease at Dr. Miller's 788 



Heat generation cause of bees 



Hibernate, do bees ? 878 



Hives that should never have 



been born 568 



Hives, importance of location. 739 

 Honey-knife steam boiler 



bursting 173 



