May 15, 1913 



THE BEEKEEPERS' REVIEW 



will be published hereafter at Nm-thsfar, Michiuan. the new 

 home of E. D. Townsend, so long known at Uenuis, Mirhi^an. 



The Journal for Beekeepers - ■ - Published by Bpekeepers 



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The Beekeepers' Review, 



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