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bees from diseased locality not shipped to Colorado 

 721; Carloads of bees from Utah to California 399; 

 Carniolaus, are they prone to supersede queen ? 743 ; 

 Carniolans not swarmers 271; Carrots, pollen from 

 384; Cartercar advised by repair man 214; Cart, 

 three- wheeled preferred 146 ; Case nucleus frame 

 117; Caucasians crossed with Italians, Wilder on 

 235; Cellar, carrying bees from for flight 5; Cellar, 

 condition in Dr. Miller's 262; Cellar, contining bees 

 in 706; Cellar, Doolittle on 617, 653, 795; Cellar, 

 easv to control conditions in 564, 648 ; Cellar, feed- 

 ing" syrup in 800; Cellar, fresh air in 576; Cellar, 

 hives "face toward wall in 564, 648; Cellar, Kirk- 

 patrick on 549 ; Cellar, location of thermometer in 

 145 ; Cellar, low temperature in, cause of uneasi- 

 ness 89; Cellar, temperature in Dr. Miller's 36; 

 Cellar, temperature unimportant if air is dry 648, 

 739, 755, 790; Cellar vs. outdoor wintering 69, 98, 

 564; Cellar, weak colonies winter best in 613; Cel- 

 lar wintering, plea for 563 ; Cellar wintering prob- 

 lem, Dr. Miller on 249 ; Cellar -with radiator pipes, 

 too warm 682 ; Cellars best for long confinement 89 ; 

 Cellars, opening doors at night 617, 646; Cell 

 building, brood chamber divided for 780; Cell build- 

 ing, requeeniug colony for 697 ; Cement track for 

 auto 214; Census and Colorado beekeeping 128; 

 Census figures. Dr. Miller on 189 ; Census figures, 

 more about 350; Chaff hives, bran sacks for quilt 

 253; Chase truck used in California 200; Chickens 

 that did not eat bees 779 ; Chickens, will they eat 

 bees? 118, 526, 599, 637, 706; Chicks stung 118; 

 Cincinnati, beekeeping in 232, 340; Cincinnati, report 

 from 518; City back-lot apiary 694; City back-lot, 

 profit from 659; Cleome, no nectar in 614; Clipping 

 queens, does it pay? 128; Clipping queens, how long 

 does it take? 526; Clover, first year's growth yields 

 honey 736; Clover prospect good for next year 613; 

 Clover prospect in Ontario 542 ; Clovers, second 

 crop, yield honey 636; Clusters touching bottom- 

 board in temperature of 19 below zero 90; Cocoons, 

 do bees remove them from cells 719; College courses 

 in Apiculture 128, 229, 344, 728, 757; Colony that 

 averaged $10.00 worth of honey for 22 years 449; 

 Colony that yielded $72.00 worth of honey 468 ; 

 Colorado, bee territory in, unoccupied 614; Colora- 

 do comb honey, shipment of 543 ; Colorado, E. P. 

 Phillips on 367, 450; Colorado Honey-producers' 

 Association 451, 650; Colorado honey report 615; 

 Colorado, late flow in 615 ; Colorado prospects for 

 honey 398; Colorado season report 471; Colorado 

 State Association, spring meeting of 190; Color aids 

 bees in locating entrance 541; Color, craze for de- 

 plored 662 ; Color, effect of on bees 793 ; Color of 

 clothing, how it affects bees 720; Color of honey, 

 variation of 36; Colors an advantage to flowers 771; 

 Color secondary to flavor 755; Colors of North 

 American flowers 53 ; Color, variations in 600 ; Color, 

 why grade honey by 698; Comb and extracted hon- 

 ey in the same super 337, 790; Comb building in 

 super 790; Comb honey average in Colorado 223; 

 Comb honey, effect of winter on 757; Comb honey, 

 fermentation of 780; Comb honey in October 471; 

 Comb honey, is it luxury ? 98 ; Comb honey of Colo- 

 rado, shipment of 543; Comb honey, honey dripping 

 from 612; Comb honey in tin sections 732; Comb 

 honey, name of producer on section 71 ; Comb honey 

 pa.\ s better than extracted in Colorado 71; Comb 

 honey produced between brood combs 683 ; Comb 

 honey produced without separators 286 ; Comb lion- 

 ey, proper amount in bulk comb honey 364; Comb 

 honey supers three to six high 682, 804 ; Comb built 

 out of doors, 2 i/i feet long 518; Combs, do they get 

 too old? 669, 704; Combs melted down 284; Comb 

 melter, Foster on 473 ; Comb or extracted honey in 

 Texas 652 ; Commission man not to be despised 687 ; 

 Concrete blocks for hive foundation 564; Connecti- 

 cut, beekeeping in 736; Contracting brood nest with 

 dummies 381; Contrary beekeeper, A. C. Miller on 

 133; Convention of Ontario Association 816; Cool- 

 ing hives by spraying 316; Corrugated paper in top 

 and bottom of shipping cases 59 ; Cotton honey, A 

 B C correction 225; Cotton honey valuable 652; 

 Cotton in smoker, does it irritate bees? 5, 37, 102, 

 754; Cotton-seed meal a substitute for pollen 251; 

 Cotton sprayed with arsenate of lead 791; Cover, 

 flat tin 519; Cover, metal air-spaced 37; Cover pic- 

 ture for February 15 181; Cover, what is best 523; 

 Crooked combs, when is best time to remove? 88; 

 Crop report, monthly, 541; Crop reports, extreme, 

 harmful 804 ; Crop reports. Poster on 178 ; Crop re- 

 ports from different States 509; Crop reports from 

 southeast 616; Crop reports interesting 579; Crop 

 reports not misleading in California ; Cuba, failure 

 01 honey crop in 132. 



Dampening sections 51, 146; Dandelions bloom- 

 ing in fall 37; Danzenbaker hive condemned 43; 

 Dead bees cause bad flavor of honey 584 ; Dead bees 

 around entrances 251; Demonstrating with bees in 

 wooden leg 807; Demonstration, to swell member- 

 ship 670; Demonstrations, an unusual number in 

 Ontario 397; Diseased or poisoned brood 525; Dis- 

 ease resembling Nosema Apis 737; Diseased apiaries, 

 producing honey in 145 ; Diseased bees, three car- 

 loads brought into healthy location 525 ; Division- 

 board, purpose of 704 ; Drone-cells, diagonal line of 

 90; Drone cells, do bees mutilate combs to build 39; 

 Drone cells, workers of normal size reared in, 525 ; 

 Drone comb cut out and worker comb put in 350; 

 Drone comb, to get rid of 704; Drone from queen- 

 cell 152 ; Drones compared to queen and workers 

 313; Drones, do bees sting them to death? 540; 

 Drones of queenless colony stung 668 ; Drones out of 

 season 472; Drones, quick way of killing surplus 

 490; Drouth in Ontario 469; Dual introduction 

 490; Duck eggs in incubator 815; Ducks and duck- 

 lings in Florida 105; Dummies for contracting 

 brood nest 381. 



Early brood rearing, Gately on 229; Economy in 

 beekeeping 685 ; Eggs in nucleus with virgin, result 

 of 718, 796; Eggs kept from hatching by bees 301; 

 Eggs stolen from other colonv 526; Eggs transferred 

 142; Eighty-year-old beekeeper 670, 763; E. M. P. 

 for hauling honey 194; England, beekeeping in 84; 

 Entrance, large, produces good results 363; En- 

 trance shade board 235; Entrance with storm door 

 562; Entrances, bees do not prefer large 616; En- 

 trances contracted for winter 560; Entrances, Crane 

 on 792; Entrances, Doolittle on 722; Entrances, 

 swarms more frequent when small 682 ; Escape, 

 lioney-house 817; Eucalyptus burned 704; Europe, 

 notes from 56 ; European foul brood, see Foul Brond ; 

 Examining Ijees, Todd on 12 : Excluders, lioney .bet- 

 ter when produced over 616; Exhibit at Spokane 

 Interstate Fair 810; Extracted honey more profit- 

 able than comb 146, 686; Extracted honey produc- 

 tion preached by editor 683, 775 ; Extracted honey 

 secured when comb would have been impossible 506 ; 

 Extracting outfit on li^ht wagon 405 ; Extracting su- 

 pers, foul brood in 724; Extracting without extract- 

 or 669. 



Pair, bees feature at Hamilton County 636; Fair, 

 Spokane Interstate 810; Farmers' Institute, beekeep- 

 ing presented at 71; Feeder for Buckeye hive 252: 

 Feeder made of four Mason jars 250; Feeder, one- 

 hole, on Alexander plan 637; Feeders, one-hole 57; 

 Feeding, amount necessary to make 20 pounds of 

 stores 705; Feeding back extracted honey 614; 

 Feeding bad proposition 817; Feeding dampened 

 loaf sugar 815, 816; Feeding in cold weather 670; 

 Feeding in June in Illinois 542; Feeding in open air 

 at Marengo 328; Feeding rock candy not advised 

 563 ; Feeding saved colonies 562 ; Feeding soft su- 

 gar direct 770; Feeding syrup in cellar 800; Feed- 

 ing in cold weather 804; Feeding syrup too late to 

 have it capped over 800; Feeding thin honey to pre- 

 vent robbing 69 ; Feeding, when necessary 599 ; 

 Fence having removable boards 556; Fences for win- 

 ter projection 775; Fences vs. solid separators 86; 

 FermeYitation of comb honey 705, 790; Field bees, 

 how many in average colony 294; Field meet at 

 Massachusetts Agricultural College 621; Field meet 

 in Colorado 543; Field meetings in California 578; 

 Field meet in New Zealand 628 ; Field meet southern 

 Idaho and eastern Oregon 625 ; Flags to show vir- 

 gins the hives they came from 526; Flavor of alfalfa 

 honey varies 98; Flies and maggots for poultry 116; 

 Flight of bees in path of least resistance 721; Flight 

 of bees, length of 252, 432, 470; Floods, danger of 

 in Florida 80; Floods in Idaho apiary 482; Florida, 

 beekeeping in central 737; Florida, beekeeping on 

 .\ppalachicola River 46, 80; Florida, crop reports 

 from 455; Florida home, A. I. Root's 593; Flower 

 pollination 771; Flowers, beauty of 153, 189; 

 Flowers, bees as builders of 237; Flowers, discovery 

 of secret of 21 ; Flowers, green of North .\merica 

 268; Flowers, purple and lilue of North America 

 437; Flowers, red, of North America 369; Flowers, 

 secret of, Ryan on 654; Flowers, yellow, of North 

 America 346; Flowers, white, of North America 

 312; Ford carries 500 pounds of comb honey 213; 

 Ford contemplated 213; Ford runs twenty miles to 

 gallon 201; Form for frame when putting in foun- 

 dation 117: Forms for holding frame when wiring 

 254; Formic acid in syrup to aid inversion 612; 

 Foul brood, American, Townsend on 724, 760; 

 Foul brood carried into hive close by 540 ; Foul 

 brood, cause of 349, 346; Foul brood, caution in 

 regard to after-treatment 334; Foul brood, Euro- 



