Fasteuing fuundaliou. . . . 1 10. lS-1. ISS, 2yii, 



37U. 392, 500, 523, 5GS. .s.'iS, S42 843 



Fastening sections in frames 61 



Fastening starters in sections 230 



Fastening transferred comb in frames .'114 



Feed for bees for winter 083 



Feeding bacli 344 



...8, 40, 50, 77, 85, 143, 145, 



233, 247, 249, 265, 297, 300. 



441, 455, 553, 582, 587, 651, 



725, 731, 748, 763, 778, 779, 



S45 



. Feeding bees 



185. 213 



393, 440, 



(177, 0H3, 



827, 840. 

 Feeding bees in an observatory hive 40, 



103, 120 



Feeding sugar and feeding bacli iioney 



Felt for winter packing 



Feni : separators and tall sections 



Feriiiizatiou of queens 747, 



Finding queens 455, 471, 572, 730, 



Flights for cellared bees 



Flour as a substitute for pollen 



Food frauds and food otiieials 



Food offered to queen or demanded 



Foul brood 7, 65, 133, 147, 150, 171. 205, 



340. 301, 392, 440. 554. 683. 699. 728. 



Foul brood affects the larvae — why 



Foul brood and black brood 



Foul brood and extracted honey 



Foul brood and its treatment ISO, 419, 



400. 5.S7 



Foul brood inspection 



Foul brood law 



Foul brood law in California 



Foul brood law in Illinois 



Foul brood legislation 340. 



Foul brood vs. bee-pest." 



Foul-broody colonies — handling 



Foul-tH'oody iiives 



Foundation 54, 144, 231, 



Foundation-splints 361. 



Frames 281 , 



Frames full of honey 



Frame-spacer — a top and bottom 



Freclile cure — liouey 



Freezing worse in cellar than outdoors for 



bees 



Freight rates on honey 279, 



Freight rate oii jaclseted honey-cans 324, 



Frost-proof hive — improved 



Fruit trees 



Full slieets vs. starters 843, 



Full vs. light-weight sections 



Fumigating comb-honey 



Fumigating empty combs 



Fumigating foul-broody liives 



Geranium or crane's-bill 



Getting liees out of a cliimney 



Getting bees out of supers 56. 



Getting bees to adulterate honey 



Getting people to use more honey 



-Getting sections filled 



Getting supers ready in winter 



Getting swarms to enter empty hives 



Getting unfinished sections filled 



<;iant bees and tlie Philippines 



Giant bees of India 



Giving afterswarms combs of brood 



Giving brood to shalien swarms 



Glucose 567, 



Going-to-hees — the ( poem ) 



Golden Italians 13, 



"Good" candy made with granulated sugar. 



Government aid to apiculture 



'Government and Caucasian queens 



Government distribution of queens 



Graded comb-hone.v for marliet 



Grading honey — rules for 



Granulated honey 281, 



Granulation of lioney — prevention of 



Grape puncturing and birds. . •■ 



Greatest honey State 



886 



280 

 441 



51 



152 



845 



861 



3 



99 

 865 

 629 



745 

 794 



435 



619 

 839 

 325 

 134 

 542 

 450 

 99 

 105 

 8 

 329 

 586 

 328 

 361 

 064 

 69S 



243 



537 

 408 

 143 

 470 

 905 

 331 

 794 

 695 

 121 



867 

 185 

 569 

 715 



19 

 231 

 217 

 281 



75 

 183 

 679 

 378 

 501 

 508 

 705 



77 

 144 

 214 

 863 



Handling bees 452, 522. 



Hauling bees 



Highbarger's record of queens 



Hive-lmying and hive-maliing symposium.... 



Hive-cleats 



Hive-covers in winter 



Hive-covers — preventing lealcy 



Hive-cover — taliing off tlie 



Hive-entrance — best 35ti. 



.'trances 265, 603. 



' " producing extracted honey 



! 'ng at home explained 



J * I' question and a beginner 



Hives 40. 291. 357, 359, 393. 



Hives and combs — proper care of 



Hives — liome-made vs. factory-made ....357. 



Hives numbered and in groups 



Hives, sections, supers, etc 



Hive temperatures 



Hive-tool 360, 



Hiving bees on full sets of drone-combs. . . . 



Hiving bees with a shotgun 



Hiving swarms... 55, 147. 350. 437, 441, 683. 



Hiving wild bees in trees 



Hoffman frames 350. 361, 



Hoffman vs. closed-end frames 108. 153, 



Holy Land bees 



Home demand for honey — increasing the.... 



Home-made bee-supplies 



Home-made hives 173, 357, 358, 445. 



Home mariieting of honey 



Home marliet's demand and supply 



Honey advertising in the liee-papers 



and almond paste 



and pollen in brood-combs 



and imre food 



as a liee-sting cure 



_. as a health food 



Honey as a soap substitute 360, 



Honey-barrels — save the empty 



Honey-butter 



Honey-cake 



Honey-candy for winter food 



Honey-cases 



Honey -comb — how bees build 



Honey crop in Michigan 



Hone.v 

 Honey 

 Honey 

 Honey 

 Hone.v 



533 

 629 

 629 

 877 

 904 

 544 



867 

 794 

 183 

 357 

 168 

 683 

 393 

 ,523 

 425 

 897 

 583 

 405 

 715 

 635 

 101 

 668 

 650 



89 

 882 

 780 

 360 



38 

 883 

 523 

 568 

 234 



63 

 182 

 335 

 047 

 341 

 124 

 646 

 715 

 181 

 485 

 312 

 327 

 493 

 587 

 666 

 618 

 104 



43 

 730 

 541 



Honey .lop of lUOO 081 



Honey definitions and standards 198, 419 



Honey-dew 710, tluu 



Honey-display at the St. Louis convention... 5 



Honev-drinlis 143 



Honey-drops 903 



Honey-extractor — invention of the 451 



Honey-flora in California — early 



Honey-flora — stud.v your local 



Honey for chapped lips 



Honey for the toilet 



Honey from hives where bees died — using 



290, 313 



Honey -gargle — a 



Honey-house — dimensions for ." 



Honey in Aikin paper bags 



Honey in ancient Ireland 



Hone.v — keeping qualities of 



Honey-label— National Association 



Honey marketing and publicity 



Honey market — making a 



Honey-markets 



Hone.v-mntfins ' 



Honey ointment for sores 



Honey on the coast 



Honey or sugar syrup for bees 



Honey-paste for chapped hands 



Honey-paste for the teetli 



Honey-plants 470, 



Honey-producers' associations — organizing. . . 



Honey publicity 741. 



Honey results not all in management 



Honey-sections vs. strawberr.v boxes 



Honey sent to comniissinn-men 



Honey-tank cars for beekeepers 



Honey — the right name for 



Honey to displace otlier sweets 



Honey-trees — California 



Honey-vinegar 



Honey?— what is 89. 104, 198, 419, 437. 



How a bee-keeping sister won 



How bees build cells with exactness. .. .471. 



How bees measure angles 



How many colonies in one place?.. 279. 291. 



How much a bee gathers 



Humming of the bees — the (poem) 



Hybrid bees and fair premiums 



Hybrids vs. Italians 



Illinois Bee-Keepers' liill — the 116, 180 



Imbedding wires in comb foundation by heat 886 



Importation of bees by our government 631 



Improving the stock of bees 61. 773 



Impure food — fined for selling 790 



Inbreeding 29B, 862 



Increase... 143, 229, 205, 291, 310, 393, 408. 



421, 473, 487, 505. 519, 520, 522, 582. 



780 SM 



Indian turnip 302 



Inspection of apiaries in Illinois — State 407 



Inspector of apiaries' report 151 



Itispectors of apiaries 827 



Insuring bees 423, 7-5 



Interstate pure food law Sdi 



Introducing queens. . .209. 211, 441, 542, 548, 



619, 620, 607, 747 



Introducing queen-cells or queens 



Italian bees 392, 604 



Italianizing bees 144. 249, 265. 362. 506 



Italian or Carniolan bees perhaps the best. 



Italians vs. blacks against foul, brood 



Italians vs. other bees 



471 

 730 

 507 



.345 

 863 

 233 

 152 

 086 

 419 

 491 

 860 

 245 

 880 

 405 

 201 

 445 

 215 

 405 

 328 

 882 

 108 

 743 

 53S 

 542 

 281 

 050 

 323 

 382 

 407 

 847 

 521 

 263 

 671 

 587 

 505 

 663 

 132 

 200 

 233 



January — work in the apiary for 



Kansas State Fair _■■•'•„• 



Keeping bees 7, 14*,, 



Keeping bees on a roof 



Keeping bees on shares 



Keeping colonies warm 



Keeping comb honey in good condition 



Keeping comljs until next summer 



Keeping down swarming 



Keeping qualities of honey ■ ■ ■ ■ 



Keeping queens 361, 



Keeping the wax- worm out of sections 



Kerosene for driving bees 



Kettle for rendering beeswax from old combs 



.583 



Kind of hive for al kinds of honey — the 



Knotwood 



Krainer bees 



Lady president of the Uritisli Association — a 



Lake Geneva midsummer fair 



Langstroth hive advantageously — using the.. 



Langstrotli hive size 



Langstroth hive — lO-frame 



Largest average yield 



Larval food — influence of •__■■_■ 



Late swarms 71o, 



Latham hive 



Lava soap for removing propolis 



Laws on bee-keeping .' 



Lawsuits and the National Associatioii_. . . . . . 



Laying workers 507, 602. 



Leasing ground for an apiary 



I.,caves for winter packing 



Lebkuclien 



Legislation affecting apiculture 



Lemon-.1uice in sugar syrup 



Liberating the queen 



liife of different races of bees — length of... 



Light-weight sections 328, 378, .395. 



Ligiit-weight vs. full-weight sections 



Lining bees in the woods 586. 



Liquid oozing from hives 



Location — finding a ....■•■■ 



Location for keeping bees 506, (31, 



Location in Virginia or Maryland 



Locations — non-interference in >. 



London — lioney in the heart of 



Longevity of workers and drones 



Long-tongued bees 



LosI of bees 279, 284, 328, 



Loss of young queen in mating 



JIailIng honey samples 



Mailing Infections material 



Mailing laying queens 



779 

 441 



715 

 780 

 265 



55 

 231 



900 



614 

 505 

 268 

 249 

 234 

 539 

 861 

 700 

 553 

 421 

 651 

 3 



082 

 804 

 700 

 121 



327 

 014 

 326 

 8 

 .392 

 210 

 857 

 779 

 169 

 .533 

 547 



51 

 620 

 143 

 845 



23 

 340. 

 .•!61 

 699 

 882 

 6.52 

 503 

 651 

 233 

 715 

 747 

 142 

 742 

 586 

 344 



77 

 725 



39 



85 

 761 

 660 



ilake or buy hives — wiiich? 290 



Making liives 55. 56. 184, 211 



Making of lioney 821 



Mallow 700 



Management with box-liives 23*7 



Management — questions on 793 



Managing bees 117, 149, 296, 40S, 520, 



651, 667 845 



Manipulation of colonies — seasonable 453 



Manufactured comb honey. .55. 275, 291, 340, 376 



Maple-leaved goosefoot 748 



Maple syrup for feeding 233 



Marigold 700 



Marketing honey 2S, 444. 457. 462, 471, 



533. 569 865 



Massachusetts people as honey-eaters 897 



Mating and swarming of virgins 581, 645 



Mating of queens 39, 121, 184 



Melting combs containing Iioney 361 



Membership in bee-keepers' oVganizatious. . . 105 



Mending a leak.v wooden tank 521 



Mice and snakes in the hives 361 



Mice in hives in "winter 837 



Michigan State convention 84 



Milkweed pollen 523 



Miller feeder 731 



Miller frame 169, 586 



Missouri Apiary Bill vetoed by Gov. Folk 



261 310 



Missouri's Foul Brood Bill 307 



Mistakes of bee-keepers ' 840 



More bees — more honey 372 



More lioney from basswood leaves or blos- 

 soms? 598, 650, 682 



More hone.v from eolon.v and one swarm or 



from colony and no swarm ? 535 



Mortality among bees 406 



Mosquito-hawks catching bees 543 



Motherwort 521, 523, 544, 668 



Moths in hives 345, 377, 490 



Movable-frame hive — invention of the... 340, 404 

 Moving bees. . .43, 44, 89. 270, 280, 281, 297, 



345. 361 757 



Musical face — a 746 



National advertising committee 



National and other conventions 



National Association. .. .51, 83. 130, 181, 614, 



661, 662, 672. 694, 762. 7T3, 858 



National Association and incorporation — the. 



115. 197, 200, 243 



National Association hoiwy-label ^■ 



National bee-convention — lirst 387, 



National convention .... 5. 9. 25. 41. 57, 660, 



677, 694, 725, 789, 700 



National honey exchange — a 



National legislation to suppress bees 



National pure food bill 



Natural conditions in the fall 



Nature study — encouraging 



Nectar and honey — a consideration of 



New Mexico foul-brood law 



New South Wales Association rules 



Newspaper facts (?) about bees 



Newspaper glucose yarns — some 



New York bee-disease, or black brood 



New York City Park bee-keeiJer contest.... 



No-bee-way sections 



Noises disturb bees? — do 



Nominations for olBeers of the National.... 



S3, 821 ;.• • 



Non-swarming bees 220, 473, 



Northern Michigan a bee-keeper's paradise.. 

 Not more colonies, but more from each.... 



Nuclei — making 



Nuclei swarming 



Nucleus management 



Number of bees to store a pound of honey . . 

 Nurse-bees 



October — work in the apiary for 



Odor of bees 



Odor of queens 



Official "standard honey" 



Oil-cans for honey 



Oil-cloth or super-cover in winter 



Old brood-comb and size of bees 



Old vs. new foundation....- 54, 231, 493, 



One-piece sections 



Orange-trees and apple-trees 



Out-apiaries 



Out-apiary grounds — enclosing 



Outdoor suitable work tor woiiien 



Overground cellar 



Overhauling the hives 



.796, 



Packages for honey 



Packing bees for winter 



Painted hives • ■ ■ • 



Painting hives ■"■ J69, 



Paradise — a bee-keepers' 19o, 



Partridge-pea — the 



Paste for labeling tin 



Paste for rough skin 



Pear-blight and the bees 



Penns.vlvania Bee-Keepers' Association 



Pests of the apiary ■ ■ ■ • 



Pickled brood 93, 148, 598, 699, 



Placing sections in the super •__■_■ 



Plain sections " • 



Plain sections vs. slotted or bee-way 



Plants— identification of 



Poisoned bees ■■■■ ■ ■■• 



Poisonous honey o»b, ni J, 



Pollen MS. *^^- 



Pollen — getting combs cleaned of 



Pollen in the brood-nest ^ • • • 



Popularizing the value of bees and honey 



Preparing for winter 



Preservative not allowed in l'""^-^'- ■■-■■• '."lo 



Preventing afterswarms ^^-co ocT' 



Preventing increase -3, »!i. 3i)l, 



Prevention and control of swarming with the 



Heddon liive • • ■ • 



Prevention of robbing A;"?io' 



Prevention of swarming lOo, 121, 14J, 



210, 264, 265, 297, 313, 361, 393, 425, 



501, 516 



762 

 725 



879 



32S 

 491 

 388 



S44 

 601 

 89» 

 52 

 883 

 136 

 899 

 314 

 420 

 131 

 339 

 148 

 327 

 262 

 651 



845 

 506 

 201 

 567 

 300 

 845 

 699 

 762 

 746 



679 

 453 

 554 

 168 

 903 

 905 

 121 

 520 

 565 

 863 



39 

 827 

 553 

 105 



76 



847 

 345 

 265 

 778 

 201 

 653 

 693 



38 

 163 



2» 

 841 

 714 

 424 

 698 



23 

 613 

 600 

 710 

 523 

 429 

 264 



35 

 651 

 164 

 345 

 827 



151 

 552 



Prices of bees. 



.245. 328, 



773 

 359 



