GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



methods 630 ; Brood capped in December 113 ; 

 Brood carried out before it hatches 513 ; Brood 

 dying from laclc of pollen 50S : Brood from weak 

 colonies 411 ; Brood often in honey when ex- 

 cluders are not used 763 ; Brood-chambei-s not 

 crowded with honey 75S ; Brood-rearing too 

 early in season 741 ; Brood-rearing in cellar and 

 outdoors 262 ; Brood-rearing stimulated by 

 pounding on hive 744 ; Brushing vs. shaking in 

 case of foul brood o.jS, 710 ; Buckwheat a valu- 

 able crop 29, 26S ; Buckwheat as early summer 

 crop 317 ; Buckwheat pancakes of buttermilk 

 377 ; Buckwheat cakes, Secor on 20S ; Buckwheat, 

 time of yielding 676 ; Buckwheat, Japanese and 

 silverhull 286 ; Buckwheat, questions answered 

 347 ; Buckwheat, Harrington on 246 ; Buckwheat, 

 small amount reached by Alexander's bees 64 ; 

 Bulk comb honey v. section honey 320 ; Bulk 

 comb honey, how packed 544 ; Butter-dishes un- 

 safe for feeding 644 ; Buying bees 302. 



Caiibage-palmetto honey sours quickly 39 ; 

 Cage, mailing, to fill 671 ; California legis- 

 lation discussed 107 ; California, later reports 

 from 283; California, rains in 112; Canadian 

 honey, quality of 525 ; Canadian national ex- 

 hibition 658 ; Candied honey as food 786 ; 

 Candied honey, marketing in Australia 707 ; 

 Candied honey removed from combs bv water 

 114, 786 ; Candied honey in hives 22, 263 ; 

 Candied comb honey, to liquify 306 ; Candied 

 honey, bags for 662 : Candy consumed in a 

 year, 18 ; Candying, amount of acia to prevent 

 656, 658 ; Candying of comb honey, to prevent 

 98 ; Candying of comb honey, necessitates re- 

 garding 305 ; Candying, new plan to prevent 496 ; 

 Cans in poor eases 52 ; Cans not strong enough 

 77 ; Cans, second-hand, expensive 297 ; Cans, 

 second-hand, not recommended 29, 192 ; Cans, 

 second-hand, v. new 250 ; Cans, should producer 

 be paid for? 52, 254; Cans, washing 129, 264, 

 413 ; Capping-melter, the George 666 ; Capping- 

 melter used in transferring 497; Capping-melt- 

 ers, honey and wax separators for 399 ; Capping- 

 melters darken honey 530 ; Capping-melters in- 

 dorsed 52 ; Capping-melters, Beuhne on 315 ; 

 Capping-melters, Townsend on 23 ; Capping-melt- 

 ers, danger of smoky honey 284 ; Cappings, 

 honey oozing through 644 ; Cappings, honey lost 

 in 525 ; Cappings, pressing honey from 40 ; Car- 

 bon bisulphide used by Dr. Miller 558 ; Carbon 

 bisulphide injures honey 145 ; Carbon bisulphide, 

 cheap 762 ; Carbon bisulphide v. sulphur 692 : 

 Carpentry for bee-keepers 232, 277, 314, 371. 

 409, 439, 541, 575, 607, 641, 672 ; Carpentry, 

 tools for 314 ; Carr, W. B., life of 401 ; Cars, 

 to load with honey 455 ; Cascara sagrada as a 

 honey-plant 677 ; Cases of corrugated paper, see 

 Taper Shipping-cases ; Cases for honey-cans not 

 substantial 52 ; Catalpa in Oklahoma 206 ; Ca- 

 talpa as a honey-tree 18 ; Catclaw honey dis- 

 cussed 359 ; Caucasians average better than Ital- 

 ians 125 ; Caucasians, kind of pollen gathered 

 by 227 ; Caves, bees in 381 ; Cellar built in side 

 hill 607 ; Cellar for bees with 2 ft. of water 

 787 ; Cellar, high temperature all right if air 

 is pure 122, 164, 190 ; Cellar, keeping bees in 

 too long 285 ; Cellar, bees flying in 694 ; Cellar, 

 Dr. Miller's bees taken from 262 ; Cellar, Dr. 

 Miller's, dead bees in 223 ; Cellar, Dr. Miller's 

 bees in Nov. 18, 754 ; Cellar, when to remove 

 bees from 111, 262, 358 ; Cellar, removing bees 

 from in cold weather 252 ; Cellar, upward venti- 

 lation in, not necessary 645 ; Cellars, light in 

 18 ; Cellars, pure air for 98, 643 ; Cellaring bees 

 early 18, 754 ; Cells not built in colonies with 

 caged queens 284 ; Cells started by colony with 

 laying queen ()75 ; Cells, size of in old combs 

 558, 757 ; Cell-building with caged queen 545 ; 

 Cell-cappings outSi^.e of the hive 425 ; Cement 

 the coming material for hive-stands 754 ; Cen- 

 sus for 1910, effects on honey statistics 757 ; 

 Cheap tools and hives 264; Chicago convention 

 754 ; Chicks, how they get out of the shell 724 ; 

 Chilled bees revive on first warm day 320; 

 Chilled bees reviving after 72 hours 302 ; 

 Chloroform, effect of on bees 476 ; Cider, honey 

 22 ; City, bees in center of 468 ; Cleaning honey- 

 cans 129, 264, 413 ; Cleoma plentiful 525 ; Clip- 

 ping queen on only one side 357 ; Closing hives 



during the winter 231 ; Clover alsike, see alsike 

 clover; Clover not much damaged 20; Clover 

 prospects in Canada 332 ; Clover prospects in 

 Iowa 40 : Clover prospects in Marengo 18. 276 ; 

 Clover, effect of drouth on 67, 90, 105, 113, 115, 

 146, 182, 204, 251, 424, 492 ; Clover, two-year- 

 old plants furnish crop 98 ; Clover, young plants 

 killed 115: Clover, Crane on 296; Clover, Doo- 

 little on 75, 99 ; Clover, Boltermann on 85 ; 

 Clover, Weaver on 86 ; Clover, Hershiser on 196 ; 

 Clover, Weaver's article on, criticised 98, 99 ; 

 Clover, white, a perennial 50 ; Clover, abund 

 ance in sight for 1910 758 ; Clover-honey crop 

 failure with first bloom 122 ; Cluster, Hurley- 

 Root controversy on 724 ; Cocoa, what bees work 

 on it 155 ; Cocoons, number of in old combs 6::5, 

 757 ; Codling-moth, where its eggs are laid 295 ; 

 Colonies grouped close for winter 65 ; Colony 

 leaves hive and brood 612 ; Colony, strong, ab- 

 sorbs bees from weak one 710 ; Color sense of 

 the bee 543 ; Colorado convention 725 ; Colorado 

 honey crop in doubt 144 ; Colorado interstate 

 fair 263 ; Colorado, slow honey flows in 26 ; 

 Colorado, wintering in 21 ; Colors objectionable 

 to bees 547 ; Comb honey in glass 26, 70, 762 ; 

 Comb honey in glass, caution about 296 ; Comb 

 honey kept in cellar 98 ; Comb breaking in ex- 

 tractor, to prevent 577 ; Comb v. extrated honey, 

 Aikin on 24, 61, 74; Comb honey water-soaked 

 after standing 644, 738 ; Comb honey, breakage 

 of in shipment 392 ; Comb honey, old, deterior- 

 ated 21 ; Comb honey, old, of good flavor 181 ; 

 Comb honey, time to remove 527 ; Comb, old, 

 makes dwarf bees 625, 656, 757 ; Combs cut 

 down to midrib 477, 645 ; Combs should he built 

 only in super 745 ; Combs spaced wide for winter 

 35 ; Combs, boiled to loosen from the frames 

 711 ; Combs, permanent opening through, pre- 

 ferred 181, 264, 661 ; Combs, should they be 

 reversed more than once? 395; Combs, to get 

 them built to bottom-bar 490 ; Combs, strong- 

 tasting 1S2 ; Comb-breakage, to prevent 690 ; 

 Comb-building from starters, Townsend on 472 ; 

 Comb-building, full sheets necessary 594 ; Comb- 

 honey cutter 26, 77 ; Commission on comb honey 

 98 ; Commission for selling honey, Case's figures 

 on 234, 234, 295 ; Commission for selling honey, 

 cost of 98, 190, 784 ; Concrete alighting-board 

 252 ; Concrete hive 710 ; Concrete honey-house, 

 d.y 253; Contra Costa Co., Cal., for bees SO; 

 I o-operatiou needed in fixing prices on honey 

 209 ; Copyright law, Williamson on 304 ; Cork, 

 ground, for packing 599 ; Corn syrup made from 

 corn ]5.o; Corrugated paper for shipping-cases, 

 see paper ; Cotton as a honey-plant 676 ; Cover 

 of hive not liked as a seat 691 ; Cover, direc- 

 tions for making 608 ; Covers, leaky, in Colorado 

 333 ; Covers, material for in Colorado 657 ; 

 Covers, sealed, see absorbing cushions ; Cow pea 

 as a honey-plant 413, 579 ; Crossing different 

 strains 595 ; Crossness of bees depends on source 

 of nectar 501 ; Cuba, cattle detroying pasture in 

 542; Cuba, managing large apiaries in 737; 

 Cuba, poor conditions in 101, 140 ; Culls sold 

 as chunk honey 591 ; Cushions v. sealed covers, 

 see absorbing cushions. 



Dampening sections to prevent breaking 85, 

 365, 391 ; Damage suit averted 764 ; Dandelion, 

 botanist on 724 ; Dauzenbaker hive, making air- 

 space around combs in 744 ; Dealer's profit on 

 honey 65, ,74, 98. 190, 234, 295, 784 ; Decapper. 

 Miller's ai'tomatic 235 ; Demonstrations at fairs 

 271 ; Disease laws, I'hillips on 782 ; Disease of 

 mature bees, new 664 ; Disease not transmitted 

 by bees sent by the pound 227 ; Disease, danger 

 of from imported honey 127 ; Disease, new, in 

 Canada 457; Diseases in Europe 596; Diseases, 

 why thev should be studied 297 ; Distance bees 

 fly "191, 285, 545, 577, 642, 708, 710; Dividing by 

 using upi)er entrance 734 ; Doolittle non-swarm- 

 ing plan without increase 398 ; Double-tier ship- 

 ping-cases. See Shipping-cases ; Drone comb, 

 bees not inclined to store in 91 ; Drone comb a 

 nuisance 100 ; Drone comb in extracting-supers 

 358 ; Drone comb in sections 674, 690 ; Drone 

 comb, amount in brood-chamber 674 ; Drone 

 foundation in sections 690 ; Drones reared above 

 perforated zinc 577 ; Drones of different color 

 from same queen 477, 513 ; Drones, comb for 



