GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



list purchased 1116; American Grocer on pure- 

 food law 337; Analysis of American honeys 

 549; Aspinwall hive not favored 625. 



Bacteriology of bee diseases 684; Basswood 

 seedlings 201; Bee culture, southern 624; Bee 

 demonstration, getting bees back 742; Bee dis- 

 eases diagnosed 742; Bee diseases in Massa- 

 chusetts 869; Bee paralysis in Florida 1118; 

 Bees not paying 141; Bees as reflex machines 

 203; Bees v. cattle 201; Bees destroyed by 

 smelter smoke 204; Bees injured on sidewalk 

 1118; Bees, liandling at theaters 141; Bee-brush 

 of turkey feather 989; Bee-flight diagnosing 

 742; Bee-keeper's dictionary 988; Bee-keeping 

 in Hawaii 204; Bee-supplies, ordering late 744; 

 Bee-veil with holes in 928; Beeswax must be 

 pure 741: Beeswax, is it digestible? 928; Bees- 

 wax, tariff on 1365; Bender on finding ciueens 

 744; Buehne capping-melter 628, 802; Bott- 

 ling lioney to prevent a glut 1049; Bottling 

 honey, field for IS; Bottling, to prevent leak- 

 ing 624; Bottom ventilation in cellars 202; 

 Brace-combs made by Caucasians 869; Breed- 

 ing of bees, unimportant characteristics 413; 

 British Bee Journal, discussion of bee dis- 

 eases 684. 



California bee-keeping 336; California crop 

 a failure 623; Candied comb honey, liquefy- 

 ing 278, 414; Candied honey liquefied in in- 

 cubator 414, 548; Candying of honey 81; Cans, 

 second-hand, not advised 1245; Capping- 

 melter patentable 802; Capping-melter, pat- 

 entability of 626; Caucasians at our south 

 yard 869; Caucasians condemned 870; Cauca- 

 sians as drone-breeders 741; Caucasions ex- 

 cessive drone-breeders 683; Caucasians hardy 

 929; Caucasians tested at Medina 869; Cau- 

 casians, keeping under control 741; Chemical 

 analvsis of honey 549; Clover seed, furnishing 

 to farmers 415; Clover, alsike, v. red 339; 

 Clover, sweet, Wallace's Farmer on 625; 

 Clovers affected bv drouth 1425; Clovers, are 

 they killed by drouth 1365, 1425; Colonies, 

 difference In temperament 741; Colonies, 

 equalizing in spring 683; Colony dissected 744; 

 Comb and extracted honey in same hive 801; 

 Comb honev by weight in Nebraska 141 ; 

 Comb honev for dining-cars 202; Comb honey 

 liquefied in Incubator 414, 548; Comb honey 

 In transparent paper 79; Comb honey sold 

 with cases 1177; Comb honey, non-separa- 

 tored 490; Comb honey, glut of off grades 

 625; Comb honey, separatored v. unsepara- 

 tored 339; Comb honey, liquefying 278, 414; 

 Comb honev, marketing too late 928; Comb 

 honev, selling No. 2 for fancy 339; Comb 

 honev, selling too late 1177; Combs extractel 

 without an extractor 989; Combs, old, does 

 it pav to melt 1425; Combs, old, melting up 

 1366; Convention, Harrlsburg 21, 80; Corn 

 s\Tup V. Glucose 625; Corn syrup, see glu- 

 cose; Cowan's book on wax craft 929; Cow- 

 an's criticism of Dr. White's findings 684; 

 Crop reports 682: Crops for 1908 disappoint- 

 ing 1425. 



Davenport's tragic death 869; Diagnosmg 

 colonies bv bee-flight 742; Dictionary, bee- 

 keeper's 988; Doolittle's book just from pres^ 

 1364; Drone comb used in extracting 1425; 

 Drones reared in excess bv Caucasians 683: 

 Drouth in southern Ohio 1424; Drouth, effect 

 on clovers 1365, 1425. 



Editor's eve injured 683; Entrances pro- 

 tected bv storm-doors 622; Entrance-con- 

 troller, Weber's 488; Equalizing colonies in 

 spring 683; Escape-board in two pieces 929; 

 Express rates high 201; Extracting at Fowls' 

 vard 1051; Extracting without an extractor 

 989 1425; Extracted-honev packages 624; Eye 

 of editor Injured 683. 801. 



Feeders not worth patenting 929; Feeding 

 in spring or fall 337. 487; Feeding in spring 

 413, 487. 548; Food exhibit, Ohio 1117; Food 

 law in California 79: Food law, how it works 

 278; Footnotes in Gleanings 548; Forest fires 

 in Michigan 1304; Forest fires around Hutch- 

 inson's apiary 1365; Forestry reserves 142; 

 Forestry reserve, Appalachian 624; Foul 

 brood, new law on 684; Foul brood eradicated 

 by melting combs 1366; Foul brood investi- 

 gated in California 928: Foul brood in cen- 

 tral Colorado 801; Foul brood in mails 9?'>: 

 Foul Brood in Massachusetts 868; Foul brood, 

 controlling in absence of law 1305; Foul 

 brood specimens diagnosed 742; Foundation | 



sagging 82; Foundation, fastening in sections 

 82; Fowls, Chalon, and power extractor 1051; 

 Frames, Invention of 80i; France, Ed., death 

 of 378. 



Gleanings for 1909; Glucose in Australia 

 489; Glucose in sugar, danger of 19; Glucose 

 decisions and Royal leaking Co. 336; Glucose 

 V. corn syrup 79, 278, 625; Glucose, President 

 Roosevelt on 82, 201, Glucose, ' why objected 

 to 547; Glucose, crisis in 79; Glucose, how 

 made 338; Glucose, Wiley on 547; Glucose, 

 why unfit for food 338; Glucose, corn-svrup 

 decision 489; Glucose-factory at Marshall- 

 town, Iowa 413; Golden Italians cross 988; 

 Grading, Improper 339; Grading-rules, new 

 Colorado 490; Greasy waste for smoker fuel 

 868. 



Hand sections, split 82; Harrlsburg conven- 

 tion 21, 80; Hawaii quarantine on bees 1176, 

 1490; Hawaii, bee-keeping in 204, 1050; Hive- 

 cage 868; Hive-lifting devices 869, 1119; Hive, 

 long idea, Poppleton's 1118; Homesteads free 

 801; Honey for dining-cars 202; Honey at ho- 

 tels 203; Honey from southern California 547; 

 Honey Identified by pollen 623; Honey lique- 

 fied in Incubator 414, 548; Honey market more 

 stable 1244; Honey prospects 743; Honev sent 

 through mails 1364; Honey for preserving 

 fruit 278; Honey taken from combs without 

 an extractor 989; Honey crop of 1908 falling 

 short 1425; Honey crop, conditions of 1050, 

 1117; Honey market, situation of 988; Honev, 

 analysis of 549; Honey, bottling, to prevent a 

 glut 1049; Honey, candying of 81; Honey, 

 helping national to advertise 742; Honev, la- 

 beling 488; Honey, market and prices 1177; 

 Honey, selling, caution about 743, 988; Honev, 

 variations in 81; Honey-knives with straight 

 handles 1244; Hutchinson's fight with fires 

 1365. 



Incubator for liquefying honey 414, 548; 

 Irrigated farms 547; Irrigation in Idaho 626; 

 Italians for .Japan 201; Italians, extra yel- 

 low, cross 988. 



Labeling honey 1049; Labeling honey, cau- 

 tion 488; Langstroth's son-in-law 1116; 

 Larvae for grafting 1119; Larvae, age of for 

 grafting 1119; Leakage from bottles, to pre- 

 vent 624; Liquefying candled honey 278, 414, 

 548; Live-bee demonstration, getting bees 

 back 742. 



Maeterlinck on flowers 202; Mailing honey, 

 caution ab'->ut 1364; Management of Glean- 

 ings 487; Manley on winter losses 141, 1305; 

 Manley on turning losses into profit 141, 1305; 

 Manuscript and photos to same journal 1176; 

 Marketing, conditions of 1050; Market, San 

 Francisco, quoted too high 1426; Migratory 

 bee-keeping in Florida 1118; ]\^ilk and honey 

 740; Milking honey out of combs 1425; Mis- 

 branding honey 488; Moving bees in winter 

 or spring 1424; Movable frames. Invention of 

 801; Mustard as a honey-plant 79. 



National convention, picture of 1304, 1490; 

 National convention at Detroit 1176; Nation- 

 al, election of its officers 1489. 



Ohio state fair, food exhibit 1117; Ontario 

 government on spraying trees 745; Orthodoxy, 

 our bee-lveeping position 548. 



Parcels post 142. 489, 693; Parcels post de- 

 nied by congress 623; Parcels post, silly ar- 

 guments against 279; Patentability of cap- 

 ping-melter 626. 802; Photos suitable for illus- 

 trations 1304; Planning work at outyard 683; 

 Plural-queen system 277; Poisonous honey 

 wanted 801; Pollen grains to identify honey 

 623; Poppleton's migratory bee-keeping 1118; 

 Postal law. new 487: Postal notes 79; Power 

 extractor. Fowls' 1051; Prices for 1908 625; 

 Profits in bees 141; Pure-food exhibit at Ohio 

 fair 1117: Pure-food law in Oklahoma 800; 

 Pure-food law weakened 337. 



Quarantine on queens to Honolulu 1176. 

 1490; Queens stopping laying in fall 1304: 

 Queens, difficulty in finding 744; Queens, 

 breeding for color 413; Queens, two in a hive 

 203. 277; Queen-breeder, difffculties of 338. 

 Raspberry pasture destroved by fire 136'; 

 Renewal offers 1425: Requeenlng, automatic 

 625; Rheumatism and stings 202; Ritter, 

 James, ^•isit from 1051; Robbing honey out 

 of combs 989; Robbing, dangers of 989: Rus- 

 sian experiment station 626; Russian govern- 

 ment oflficlal 988. 



