830 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



in winter 237; Wheelbarrow extension for apiary 

 561, 576; White clover from May to October 690; 

 White clover long-contiued bloom 748 ; White clo- 

 ver, 160 acres of 766; White clover scarce at Mar- 

 engo 294; White clover still yielding in July 468; 

 Wind-breaks, Crane on 99; Wind-breaks, effect of in 

 winter 619 ; Windbreaks, fences for, not liked 191 ; 

 Wind, effect of in winter 433; Wind kills bees 223; 

 Wings, do they aid queen in laying? 36, 525; Wings 

 of queens short in comparison 59 ; Winter case, de- 

 mountable 738; Winter case for six colonies 766; 

 Winter case for whole row of hives 669 ; Winter 

 case, four entrances on one side 659 ; Winter cases, 

 Cavanagh on 556 ; Winter cases for one or two 

 hives 638; Winter cases for single hives 559, 561; 

 Winter cases, France on 554 ; Winter cases, Greiner 

 on 550; Winter cases of paper 563: Winter cases 

 using regular hive-cover 561 ; Winter, colonies stand 

 any kind of if strong 703 ; Winter confinement of 

 four or five months 191; Winter, disturbing bees 

 during, a mistake 11; Winter feeding of syrup 804; 

 Wintering, inacurate statements concerning 630; 

 Wintering in double-story hive packed with leaves 

 547 ; Wintering in single-walled hives 547 ; Winter- 



ing in upstairs room 779 ; Wintering on honey-dew 

 316; Wintering outdoors in West Virginia 43; Win- 

 tering problem in the North not serious 191; Win- 

 tering, three essentials for 564; Wintering, three 

 facts concerning 799 ; Wintering weaK colony 648 ; 

 Wintering, why bother with in the North 524; Win- 

 tering without protection 58; Winter losses. Town- 

 send on method of making up 279 ; Winter loss, Yoder 

 on plan for making up 281; Winter jireparations in 

 ISepiember 580; Winter, sections of dark honey for 

 744 ; Wire cloth of queen cage lined 744 ; Wires, 

 proper position in relation to frame 433; Wiring 

 brood-frames when starters are used 286; Wiring 

 Danzenbaker brood-frames 635 ; Woman succeeds 

 with bees 59; Women, beekeeping for 341, 517; 

 Wooden leg, bees in 807 ; Worker combs without 

 full sheets of foundation 3 65; Workers of normal 

 size reared in drone cells 525 ; Work required in 

 lOO-colony apiary 128. 



Yellow bees do better with potash soil 540 ; Yel- 

 low-to-tip bee, is it an impossibility? 526; Yield of 

 seven hundred pounds per colony 616; Young en- 

 thusiast in beekeeping 767. 



Zinc, does it poison honey? 396. 



EDITORIALS 



Absorbents vs. sealed covers 125 ; Advertising of 

 five-banded bees 219, 327, 393; Agee, Alva, on 

 lime in the soil 97; Air-cooled automobiles 187; 

 Alcohol, denatured, for removing propolis 430; 

 American Bee Journal growing 787; American Bee 

 Journal sold to Dadant 293 ; Anthony on how to 

 wire frames 501; Apiary of five hundred colonies 

 150; Arkadelphia case 96; Arsenate of lead for 

 spraying instead of Paris green 537 ; Automobile 

 trucks 188; Automobile, two-cycle vs. four-cycle 

 187; Automobile, what make to buy 187; Automo- 

 bile, air-cooled 187; Automobiles, special number on 

 65 ; Auto trucks for moving bees 429. 



Baby nuclei for queen-rearing 327 ; Bacillus Plu- 

 ton the cause of European foul brood 360; Bass- 

 wood crop after forty years 465 ; Basswood honey- 

 flow in early days 465 ; Bee exliibit and bee shows, 

 book on 574 ; Bee inspection in Colorado 647 ; Bee 

 inspection in Connecticut 259 ; Bee Journal, Ameri- 

 can, growing 787 ; Bee journals for those who do 

 not read 466; Beekeeping and poultry-raising 96; 

 Beekeeping in Colorado 429 ; Beekeepers' Review 

 cold to Secretary Tyrrell 293 ; Beekeepers who do 

 not take journals 466 ; Bee papers change hands 

 293; Bees and fruit 150, 610; Bees as pollinators 

 of fruit-blossoms 150, 151; Bees dead in winter 2; 

 Bees dying by smelter gas 325 ; Bees for sale 325 ; 

 Bees, how they help the fruit-blossoms 291 ; Bees, 

 how wintered 124 ; Bees in car lots without combs 

 502 ; Bees in orchards 149 ; Bees in pound pack- 

 ages to cure spring dwindling 787; Bees killed by 

 spraying 326 ; Bees, moving without screens 429 ; 

 Bees not killed by spraying 359; Bees, second car- 

 load of, from Florida 361; Bees shipped by the 

 pound 503; Bees, shipping without comb 573, 752; 

 Bees, when to set out of cellar 123 ; Bees worth a 

 hundred million dollars 150; Bees yellow to the 

 tip, do they actually exist? 219, 327,393; Beginners' 

 mistakes 1 ; Black bees better to winter than Ital- 

 ians 291; Boiling honey for queen-cage candy 222; 

 British South Africa prohibits importation of honey 

 715; Bulk comb honey, fraudulent packing of 260; 

 Bulletin by the Canadian government on bees 609 ; 

 Bulletin on bees by Prof. H. A. Surface 574; Bul- 

 letin on bees free for Texas beekeepers 465 ; Bulletin 

 on comb honey by the government 575 ; Bulletin on 

 history of bee disease 259 ; Bulletin on sweet clover 

 260, 261 ; Bulletin on sweet clover not free for dis- 

 tribution 359 ; Bulletin on the cause of European 

 foul brood 360; Bulletins from government on bees 

 33. 



Cages for robbers 360; Canadian government 

 bulletin on bees 609; Candy, hard, for winter 150; 

 Candy, hard, how to make 150; Cans, square, how 

 to clean 429 ; Carload, second, of bees from Florida 

 361; Carload shipment of five hundred nuclei 325; 

 Carload of bees without combs 502; Carniolans 

 excessive swarmers 429 ; Carriers, importance of for 

 shipping comb honey 430; Cause of European foul 

 brood 360; Cellar, when to set bees out of 123; 

 Census Bureau statistics 95, 259; Census of 1910 

 67, 78; Chemical analysis of Cuban honey 361; 

 Circulation of Gleanings booming 33; Clamps for 

 wintering bees 33; Clover crop bumper for next 

 year 537; Clover, great abundance of 716; Clovers, 



in need of lime 97; Clover yielding late 537; Cobs 

 ground for packing 259 ; Colonies, weak and dwin- 

 dling 220; Colorado bee inspection 647; Colorado 

 beekeeping 429; Colorado grading rules, new 394, 

 573; Colorado grading rules, Rauchfuss on 431; 

 Comb and extracted honey from the same super 610 ; 

 Comb honey becoming more and more scarce 35; 

 Comb hone}', bulk, fraudulent packing of 260 ; Comb 

 honey bulletin by the government 575 ; Comb honey 

 canards and Sunday papers 502 ; Comb honey dif- 

 fers in flavor from extracted 717 ; Comb-honey grad- 

 ing rules of Colorado 394; Comb honey, how to pre- 

 pare for shipment 394; Comb-honey production vs. 

 extracted 35 ; Comb honey superior in flavor to 

 extracted 717; Comb lioney vs. extracted 610; 

 Comb honey without glass in shipping cases 430; 

 Comb honey, why beekeepers should produce niore 

 221; Comb honey, why not more produced 221; 

 Comb honey, why we should produce more 260; 

 Constitution of the National 34; Convention of Ohio 

 and Indiana beekeepers 123 ; Convention, Ohio 65 ; 

 Cook, A. J., criticised 325; Corey, John G., death 

 of 716; Cornering the market 645; Councils legis- 

 lating against bees 96 ; Cover picture for July 1st 

 issue 393 ; Cover picture for November 1st 679 ; 

 Cover picture, January 1 1 ; Cuban honey, chemical 

 anal.vsis of 361. 



Demuth, Geo. S., in Washington 33 ; Department 

 of xVgriculture at Washington 34; Distinguished vis- 

 itor at Medina 574 ; Double-walled hives how far 

 South to use 681; Double-walled hive, wintering in 

 cellar 788; Double-walled vs. single-walled 66, 67. 



Editor busy in the field 429 ; Educating beekeepers 

 who do not take bee journals 466; Egg laying, a 

 study in 646; Eggs to stimulate virgin queens to 

 lay 788; Entrances facing north 125; Entrances, 

 size of 125; European foul brood, cause of 360; 

 Exhibits of bees and honey 574; Extracting outfit 

 for out-apiaries 610. 



Five-banded bees, do they actually exist? 393; 

 Five-banded bees, extravagantly advertised 219, 

 327; Flavor, difference between comb and extracted 

 717; Flavor of honey affected by heat 717; Florida 

 sliipments of nuclei to Medina 325; Food value of 

 honey for the sick 261; Foul-brood bulletin on 

 liistory of diseases 259 ; Foul brood in Connecticut 

 259; Foul-brood inspector for Tennessee 429; Foul- 

 brood inspector of JS^ew Jersey, death of 219; Foul- 

 brood inspectors meeting in Amherst, Mass. 65 ; 

 Foul-brood law in Tennessee 501; Foul-brood samples 

 to be sent to Washington 291; Fraudulent packing 

 of bulk comb honey 260; Freight or express for 

 honey 65 ; Fruit less because of lack of pollination 

 292. 



Glass, not using for shipping cases 430; Glean- 

 ings for 1912 1; Gleanings for 1913 751; Glean- 

 ings in its fortieth year 1 ; Gleanings in the wind- 

 mill days 501; Gleanings, new machinery for 359; 

 Gleanings overlay for halftone engravings 359 ; 

 Government bulletins on bees 33; Government bulle- 

 tin on sweet clover 360; Grading rules for Colorado 

 Rauchfuss on 431; Grading rules, new, for Colora- 

 do 394; Grading rules uniform 573. 



Heddon, James, death of 1 ; Herrod on bee ex- 

 hibits 574; Hand, J. E., as a beekeeper 430; Hand, 



