INDEX TO FIFTEENTH VOLUME 



567 



Floating Apiary- 

 description of 24 



failure of 289, 528 



misrepresentations about 394 



Frames — 



all of one size desirable 269, 272 



closing space at ends of combs 538 



Colvin's guide frames 104 



distance between 272 



empty frames, use of 357 



holder for 251, 394 



plan of holding ends together 300 



uniformity desired in 183, 216 



way they should run 128 



Glucose— 



adulteration of honey with.4, 

 5, 49, 50, 69, 72, 76, 121, 163, 

 171 487 



analysis of 124, 159 



condemned for feeding bees 



in Europe. .8, 118, 120, 160, 203 



condemned for feeding bees in 



America 4,72,77,79. 



101, 107, 118, 125, 160, 161, 

 171, 173, 221, 241, 291, 

 296 416 



its use for feeding bees ap- 

 proved of 124, 225 



Hives- 

 Armstrong's . . . .54, 100, 167, 231. 

 an extraordinary one in Ire- 

 land 



bees discharging their feces in 



Brown's 



Caldwell's register for 99. 



cockroaches in 368, 



colors for marking location. 30, 



Colvin's 



controlling the entrance to 



distance desirable between... 



Doolittle's 57, 



double-walled 



experience with large ones|265, 



features required in 



" Golden " 



Heddon's 116, 



Hill's 



Langstroth's. 16,116, 163.226, 227, 



228,253,276,368 



Long Idea 



Mitchell's 225, 252, 372, 373, 



North Star 153, 



Oatman's 



paint distasteful to bees. ..249, 

 peculiar odor emitted from . . . 



Poggenpohl's 



Quinby's 



requires skill to make 246, 



roof for 



Hoop's winter-protector 



shade for 64, 



shingled cap for 



Snell's 54,100, 



straw mats for 



Simplicity 



turning bottom upward 



Wenzel's " Boss " 307. 



which way to face 



White's " Palace " 



Williams' 



Honey — 



a staple article 256, 490, 515, 



best packages for shipping — 



clarification of 



creating a demand for. 217,' 343, 



515, 550 



crop in Europe a failure 



cure for colds 



cure for consumption 



Doolittle's report of 



do the bees make it'.' 



does it get thin after being 



capped? 



drinks, now made 



foreign demand for 290, 



for preserving fruits 22, 289, 



glass decomposed by • 146, 



home market for. .16.32, 37, 115, 



131,212,217,350,515 



honey-dew on the tamarack . . 



how to produce the most ; 



is honey-dew honey ? 



is nectar changed by bees f ... 



is too much produced 1 211, 



its uses and abuses 



large yields of 52, 45i, 



Honey— continued. 

 marketing of. . .214. 218, 367, 490, 



515, 528 560 



plea for the purity of 259 



prospects for the future 342 



receipts for cake 437, 483 



register for surplus 86 



shipping crates for 118 



sour or "hot," cure for. 225, 269, 297 

 storing of, in warm climates . . 347 



style most important 405, 560 



the composition of 409 



Timorese hunters of 349 



tin cans for shipping 128 



uniform prices for. 214, 218, 367, 



490,515,528 560 



vinegar, how made ? 419 



where and how to dispose of 



3.50 413 



Honey and Bee Shows- 

 arrangements for. .174, 176, 270, 



536 556 



Austro-German 433, 437 



desirable to have 9 



fancy vase of honey 417 



hints about exhibits 343 



honey cake and wine exhibit. . 437 

 honey and shipping crate ex- 

 hibit 417 



how to prepare bees for 52, 416 



in England 292, 338, 386 481 



in Scotland 338, 470, 472 



notices of 244, 245 



Paris exhibition premiums 103 



prize list for 341 



prizes for. . .220, 243, 270, 295, 322, 



483, 486 508 



Honey Boxes and Sections- 

 all in one piece 145, 199 



American in Europe 389, 489 



best size for 212 



block for nailing 60 



feeding to get them finished.. 179 



glassing of 179, 313. 350 560 



holder for 109 



how to manage 57, 561 



Moore's " Perfection " 318 



nailed or dovetailed ?. .146, 198, 561 

 queen excluder, perforated . . 199 

 rubbers to hold them together 247 



remove if not needed 127 



sections preferred . . .30, 31, 269, 



289 313 421 



tin points for glassing 246 



why bees di > n< >t work in. 58, 132, 



425 469 



Humbugs— 



comb guide selling 363 



complaints about Mitchell. 297, 



298, 272, praise of 373 



illegal patent claims 54, 241 



Kidder's swindles 147, 157, 225 



Mrs. Cotton exposed. 10, 16, 133, 



242,373 482 



Italian Bees- 

 blacks killed by 363 



compared with blacks . .62, 270, 



253, 322, 520, 538 554 



imported, late in swarming . .. 250 

 improvement of the race.13. 35, 



61, 63, 169, 269, 272, 319, 367, 



465, 494, 505 506 



standard of purity 61, 63, 174 



strong colonies kill the moths. 271 



the primitive home of 309, 402 



what are they ? 402, 520 



will black nurses influence 



the purity of ? 251, 557 



work on red clover 81, 273 



Italianizing— 



benefits of 253 



how done 155, 421, 554 



Italy- 

 blacks and hybrids in 64, 272 



Langstroth, Rev, I... I.. — 



illnessof 293 



shared the fate of inventors. . .296 

 substantial tribute to . .293, 321, 



514,534 535 



welcome to 9 



Marketing Honey- 

 experiences in selling 500 



in Europe 272 



points ti > be considered 217 



preparation for market 313, 559 



small crates best 68 



Moths— 



a lively one 224 



bee moths and Italians 360 



how to destroy them 300, 376 



how to keep out of comb 154 



no moth-proof hives 27, 271 



strong colonies proof against 



271 295 



Moving Hives — 



a short distance 250 



in cold weather 117 



preparing for long distance ... 299 



IS. Am. B. K. Society- 

 appreciated 7 



committee of investigation... 540 



election of executive com 525 



election of officers 498 



hints about exhibits 343, 440 



letters from vice-presidents 



9, 10, 16, 131, 146, 196, 276, 



300,339 1 536 



lady members of 532 



medals and badges for 528 



meeting at Chicago 294, 337, 



390,391,438, 439 487 



President's address 487, 514 



report of annual meeting 482, 487 

 report of representative to 



Europe 489 



reports of delegates 488 



sending bees by mail 522 



Patents- 

 are they beneficial ? 67 



as applied to our implements . 495 



none of value on hives 552 



useful ones should be res- 

 pected 495 



Pollen- 

 combs made from 363 



does furnishing flour pay 171 



how to prepare flour for . . .153, 558 



insufficient supply of 252 



in what cells deposited 22 



like white flesh 126 



production of 326, 375, 545 



removing from old combs .221, 354 

 too much, detrimental 260 



Queens — 



absence of 215 



al binos 376, 466 



are cheap queens profitable?. . 522 



best age for queens 558 



clipping wings of 23, 79, 273 



colonies refusing to rear. . .227, 299 



composition of royal jelly 557 



duplicating themselves. .15, 62, 



123,208,400,449 548 



eggs laid in one day 346, 564 



entering wrong hives 374 



fertilizing by drones from fer- 

 tile workers 553 



fertilization in confinement. 62, 



69, 121, 313, 518 553 



flying from open hive 224 



Hollom's cage for 195 



how to find black queens 546 



imported vs. tested 300 



introducing. .26. 179, 221, 313, 444, 471 



introducing cages 390, 451 



introducing virgin 526 



leaving the hive 300 



not sufficient laying room.. 464, 559 



prolificness vs. color 63, 559 



rearing establishment 523, 544 



rearing. 111. 128, 132, 175, 207, 221, 



272,274,320,358 415 



shipping cage 341, 417 



two in one hive 253, 465 



untested, condemned. .5, 13,34, 

 60, 108. 117, 123, 169, 173, 180, 



225, 269, 321 , 494, 532 561 



when too old to fertilize 313 



Bobbers — 



from the woods 420 



hints on 230, 256, 362 



how to distinguish 362 



how to prevent 397, 537 



