GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



how to buy 292 ; Bees, shipping by the pound 

 and half pound 120 ; Bees, shutting in the 

 hives while in cellar 220 ; Beei5, when to take 

 out of cellar 151 : Bee-cellar, why a failure 721 ; 

 Bee-keeping in Hawaii 293 ; Bee-keeping a pro- 

 fession or avocation 119; Beeswax, exports and 

 imports 189 ; Beginners, instructions for 15^ ; 

 Blacks less inclined to swarm than Italians 389 ; 

 Blood poisoning from sting 421 ; Bottling honey ; 

 good time for 47 ; Brood, pickled more prevalent 

 this year 420 ; Brood starved vs. pickled brood 

 420 : Brood-rearing forced in the cellar 221 ; 

 Brood-rearing in March 119 ; Buckwheat and 

 alsike for bee pasturage 187 ; Bulletin by Dr. 

 I'hilllps and Dr. White 187 ; Burt's bees cross 

 421 ; Butcher knife for uncapping 356 ; Buying 

 bees 292. 



California crop, one-half 329 ; California half 

 crop 356 ; California honey crop larger than ex- 

 pected 4S7 ; California prospects good 119 ; Cali- 

 fornia rains 71 ; Canaa.an Bee Journal's implied 

 charge 522 ; Capping-melters, this year 119 ; Car- 

 bolic acid to keep bees away from spraying li- 

 quids 587: Carload shipments of honey i2; 

 Carloads of bees, how to ship 200 ; Carr, W. 

 Broughton, death of 151 ; Carriers, comb-honey 

 too strong 722 ; Catclaw honey in A B C 355 ; 

 Cellar for bees, why a failure 721 ; Cellar ven- 

 tilation 97 ; Cellar vs. outdoor wintering 97 ; 

 Ce.Iar wintered colonies not so far along as 

 outdoor 291 ; Cellar, bees uneasy in 97 ; Cellar, 

 bees shut in, disastrous 220 ; Cellar, brood-rear- 

 ing forced 221 ; Cellar, when to take bees out of 

 151: Cellars, how not to build 722; Cellars, 

 ventilation of 72 ; Clover prospects for 19io 

 622, 721 ; Clover, winter killing 327 ; Clovers 

 killed by fall drouth 47 ; Clovers killed by 

 drouth 96 ; Clovers in good condition 219 ; 

 Clovers not all killed 119; Clubbing offers 7oi ; 

 Cluster of bees in winter 9-5 ; Cold wave 753 ; 

 Cold weather moving 17 : Comb and extracted 

 honey, cost of 17 ; Comb honey in double or 

 single tier shipping-cases 120 ; Comb honey, 

 soiled and dirty, how to avoid 522 ; Comb-honey 

 carriers too strong 722 ; Combs, spacing wider 

 in winter 47 : Commission men in New York in- 

 terviewed 327 ; CommissioUj or selling for cash 

 489 ; Convention of National Bee-Keepers 623 : 

 Corrugated paper in shipping-cases 120 ; Cost of 

 comb and extracted honey 17 ; Coveyou's method 

 of liquefying 47 ; Crane's new shipping-case 222 ; 

 Cross bees 420. 



Dagos with stillettos 291 ; Disease, new Euro- 

 pean 654 ; Disinfection of hives in England 754 ; 

 Disinfecting hives for, McEvoy treatment 452 ; 

 Doolittle's book on non-swarming 49 ; Drouth and 

 its effects on clovers 152 ; Drouth and clover 

 653; Drouth killing clovers 47, 95: Drouth kill- 

 ing clover crop 96 : Drouth affecting clovers 

 753 ; Drouth as affecting honey flow 71 ; Drouths 

 not hurtful to clovers 151: Drouth, and its re- 

 lation to the clover crop 487. 



Entrances, storm doors over 96 ; European 

 foul brood spreading more rapidly than American 



451 ; Euro ean bee disease, new . . . ; Extracting 

 combs, cleaning out granulated honey 388 ; Ex- 

 tracting-combs, tiering of hives 653. 



Feed, how late can one 588 ; Feeding thick or 

 thin syrup 556 : Feeding vs. aitiflcial pasturage 

 555 ; Feeding back at Medina 555 ; Feeding hot 

 syrup 6S9 : Feeding, Ilutchinson on 689 ; Feed- 

 ing, late fall 688: Fire, forest destruction 17: 

 Flight of bees, length of 388, 587 ; Foul brood 

 treated by the Baldridge plan 451, 488; Foul 

 brood, American and European 188; Foul brood, 

 European in California 389; Foul. brood, disin- 

 fecting hives of 452, 589 ; Foul brood, European, 

 extent of in the United States 451 ; Foul brood, 

 sending samples to Bureau of Entomology 292 ; 

 Foul brood, disinfecting hives for 452, 522 ; 

 Foul-brood laws in some states poor 587 ; Foul- 

 brood bulletin by Dr. White 187; Foul-brood dis- 

 ease. Uncle Sam helping 202 ; Foul-brood in- 

 spectors for Indiana 291 ; Foul-brood law for 

 Indiana 151 ; Foul-brood legislation in Illinois 



452 ; Foul-brood laws in Texas ISO ; Foul-brood 

 specimens to be sent to Washington 419 ; Foul- 

 brood law in Indiana and Iowa 327 ; Foul- 

 brood law In Iowa 292 ; Foul-brood laws, Dr. 



Phillips on 753 ; Foundation splints 557 ; 

 Foundation, full sheets vs. starters 721 ; Forest- 

 fire destruction 17 ; Foster, on shipping-cases 

 120; Fowls Chalon, on clover killing 96; 

 Freezing bees 95 : Frisbee joke 250 ; Fruit bloom, 

 remarkable flow from 329 ; Fruit trees pollinated 

 by bees 687 ; Fruit-growers and bee-keepers 261. 



Gloves for cross bees 421 ; Gloves, to make 

 sting proof 421 ; Glucose syrup 291 ; Glucose vs. 

 honey as a food 291 ; Grading, honest 328 ; 

 Grading rules criticised 723 ; Grading mixed, 

 fo.ly of 555 ; Grading, carloads 73 ; Granulated 

 honey, cutting out of extracting combs 388 ; 

 Greiner's method of clearing extracting-combs 

 653 ; Greasy sections 522. 



Hawaii, "bee range controlled 291 ; Hawaiian 

 bee-keeping 293 ; Hershiser plan of wintering not 

 a success 220 ; Hildreth & Segelken interview 

 327 ; Hildreth & Segelken on new shipping-case 

 356 : Hive paint 260 ; Hive, how to select 389 ; 

 Hive, disinfecting for foul brood 452, 589 ; 

 li.ves disinfected by scorching 754 ; Hives in- 

 fected with foul brood necessary to disinfect 

 522 ; Hives, winter tenement 555 ; Flives, disin- 

 fecting or no 452 : Home of the Honey Bees. 

 growth of 654 : Honey basswood diminishing 

 721 ; Honey on commission or outright sale 489 ; 

 Honey on commission 328 ; Honey in car lots 72 ; 

 Honey soda-water 521 ; Honey storage 328 ; 

 Honey soap 721 ; Honey and wax, statistics 188, 

 189 ; Honey merchants condemned 219 ; Honey 

 crop conditions 190<3 488 ; Honey on the market 

 early 521 ; Honey crop conditions for 1909 453. 

 555, 588 : Honey, prospects for 1909 152, 419 ; 

 Honey, catclaw 355 ; Honey, dark not salable 

 329 ; Honey, getting out of extracting-combs in 

 tiered hives 653 ; Honey, shipping before getting 

 prices 489 ; Honey, not to ship without writing 

 329 ; Honey, when distinguished from honey-dew 

 587 ; Honey, to liquefy 47 ; Honey, white scarce 

 58S ; Honey-crop conditions 621 ; Honey-dew. 

 source of 623 ; Honey-dew not sold for honey 

 419 : Honey-dew as a winter food 588. 621 ; 

 Honey-dew, when distinguished from honey 587 ; 

 Iloney-dew, dark, what to do with it 487 ; Honey- 

 dew, what to do with it 453 ; Honey-pump ; an 

 innovation 119 ; Hutchinson's method of making 

 pyrup 689. 



Ideas, few new 754 ; Ideas, new, prematurely 

 advanced 220 ; Illinois foul brood legislation 

 452 ; Imports and exports of beeswax 189 ; In- 

 diana foul brood law 151 : Introducing two 

 queens in the same cage 622 ; Introducing by 

 the shake-out method 556, 621 ; Introducing vir- 

 gin queens 120 : Introducing, a trick in 389 : 

 io>va foul brood law 292. 



Jobliers, who advertise to buy honey 219. 



Knife, steam heated 119. 



Laws for foul brood poor 587 ; Leister. Adam. 

 on clovers 96 ; Lewis factory burned 388 ; Lo- 

 cality and Its relation to, discussed 220 ; Lo- 

 cality an over-worked word 151 ; Localit.v and 

 its relation to hives 389 ; Locality and its rela- 

 tion to bee flight 388 ; Long-tongued bees 556 ; 

 Lyon's Dr. loss, 151. 



Michigan State Fair bee biulding 451 ; Miller 

 feeder for late fall feeding 688; .Miller's honey. 

 Dr. C. C. 328 ; Miller's uncapping machine, auto- 

 matic 222 ; Misbranding and the penalties for 

 219. 



National election 754 ; National Bee-Keepers" 

 Convention 623 ; National Convention at Sioux 

 City 521 : Nitrogenous food for bees 221 : Non- 

 swarming races of bees in Switzerland 389. 



Outdoor wintering of bees : what kills 97 : 

 Outdoor-wintering cases 655 ; Out-yards reached 

 by automobiles 523. 



Paint for hives 260 ; Pasturage vs. feeding 

 555 ; Phillips. Dr. E. F., experiments in freezing 

 bees 95 ; Pickled brood, how to recognize 420 : 

 Pollen, artificial for bees 259; Pollen artificial, 

 bees after 221 : Pollinating fruit trees 687 ; Pol- 

 lination of bees to flowers 187, 188 ; Pound pack- 

 ages of bees 120: Pratt, E. L.. death of 187: 

 Prices for 1909, 327, 489 ; Printing department, 

 our 152: Pritchard's record in queen-rearing 

 621 : Prognosticating crop of honey 96 ; Prog- 

 nosticating the honey flow 71, 152 ; Public 

 schools, bee culture taught in 667. 



