1054 



Dec. 27, 1906 



American Ttee Journal 



Index to Volume XLVI. 



SUBJECTS 



About abee (poeni) 



Absconding swarm 



Adult bees and foul brood 



A du 1 teration 



Advanced bee-culture 



Advertisements valuable as history 



Advertisers and subscribers— cla ms of 



Advertisingandniarketingofhon*-y— systems tic 

 Advertising honey and the National Association 



198,291 



Advice— repetition of pood 



Afterswarm of thought -an 



Afters warms, b57. 



Agricultural Association Acts 



Albino bees 409, 



Alcohol and barium chloride tests for gluco&e 



in honey 



Alcohol and poorer grades of honey- denatured 



Alfalfa 



Alfalfa growing in New York '.. 



Alfalfa hay and honey in C dorado 



Alfalfa— nectar-yielding captiousm ss of 



Alfalfa— prejudice against bees wuikii gu.i 



Alfalla— vaiue of bees to 



Alley and his queen comments 



Alley's two queens 



Alsike and sweet clover in Canada 



Alsike clover and diseases .98 653, 



Alteration of the brood order 



American-Italian bees— improving 



American methods in Europe 



Anchoring hives 



Anemia and baby food— honey for 



Anti-swarm ing treatment 



Auts— getting rid of 32 ', 



Ants in hives and honey 85, 276, 



Ants— keeping honey away from 



Apiarian comments and experience < 



Apiarian discoveries -keeping mum on 



Apiarian experiments in t ana da 



Apiarian experiences- some recent 



Apiarian oddities— clipping and filing 



Apiarian readers and reading 



Apiary ground-rooru— economizing 



Apicultural associations 



Apicultural knowledge -means of diffusing 



Apiculture— experimental 



Apiculture in the bcuooIs 



Apidas family 



Arizona— noney-yields in 



Aspinwall m n-swarming hive 



Australian honey in Britain 



Baby nuclei....! 140, 297,448, 



Baby nuclei and queen-rearing 7 ■>, l!>6, 215, 



Bait-sections ;»; s, 



Banat bees 



Baro-wpelor apiary fence 



Barrels for honey 104, 



Bass wood bloom ?— what destroys 



Basswood honey— ripening 



BaeBwood trees— age of nectar-yielding 



Bee and honey pedigree (poem) 



Bee and the flowers (poem) 



Bee-brushes .143, 



Bee-eel lar— a good 277, 



Bee crank — full-blood and other 



Bee-diarrbea 



Bee-disease— perhaps some new 



Ree-farmer 



Bee-gloves 



Bee-hives and beet-sugar in Germany 



Bee-hive— the best 



Bee-keepers' exhibit at the San Antonio Fair...l 



Bee-keepers— nist studies for young 



Bee-keeper's fun 



Bee-keeper vs. saloon-keeper 



Bee-keeping— ancient and modern 



Bee-keeping and fruit-growing 



Bee-keeping and other r>iral pursuits 815, 



Bee-keeping as a recreation 



Bee-keeping a specialty 



Bee-keepine— business end of 



Beekeeping— elementary directions in 



Bee-keeping for women l»2. 



729 



846 

 214 

 5o6 

 117 



51 .* 



441 

 80 



898 



H7l 

 4*7 



4**8 



275 

 501 

 68* 

 158 

 117 



13 

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 278 

 6)9 

 598 

 361 

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98 

 993 

 466 

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 758 

 509 

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70 

 916 

 311 

 799 

 1*7 

 254 

 H33 

 b35 



49 

 663 

 8M 

 294 

 849 

 4fi7 

 616 



4*8 

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32 

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7 i 

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12 

 617 

 :73 

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 525 

 329 



736 

 867 

 139 

 54 



t>3 

 179 

 448 

 7.1 

 3'U 

 233 



vol 



28 

 721 



836 

 4o6 

 865 



Bee-Keeping in— 



Arizona 6^8 



ArnansaB 127 



Australia 616 



Austria 616 



California 410, 1002 



Colorado 597 



Georgia 556,9*6 



Germany 616 



Jamaica 83 



Japan ,.613, 786 



Missouri 107 



Nor h Dakota 165 



Texas 31,525 



The Alps 118 



Bee-keeping in the pubMc press 480 



Bee-keeping moving toward the South ? l 19 



Bee-keeping— snort ruts in 561 



Bee-keeping— specialize in, 506 



Bee-larvse or pupae— throwing out 276 



Bee-literature 297, 75 1 



Bee-men and bees 126 



Bee-moth 738,847,1051 



Bee-moths destroying combs 917 



Bee-moths— worm and roaches 4>»h 



Bee-nature— studies in 237 



Bee- noises— strange *67 



Bee of the future— how to breed 324 



Bee-papers 97, 210, »81. 488, 884 



Bee-paralysis 137. 144, 307, 359, 486, 598, 72<>, 1034 



Bee- para ly Bis— salt for curing 107 



Bee-problems 275 



Bee-products In Arizona 638 



Ree-puzzle— not a hard 526 



Bee-repository 213, 274 



Bee's acute sense of smell... 559, 578 



Bees an.i alsike clover heed 122 



Bees and honey 347, 672 



B'esand poult y 1002 



Bees and pumpkin-growing 881 



Bees and queens 601 



Bees an interesting subject ... 235 



Bees as fertilizers of blossoms— value of 388 



Bees attack a woman 832 



Bees building comb over wires 482 



Bees carry e^gs 238 



Bees carrying in pollt-n 11 



Bees carrying water at night ...723,846,883, 968 



B*>es closeamine H46 



Bees conversing 365 



Bees destroy ing queen-cells with live queenB. 505, 656 



Bees do nothing invariably 12 



Bees don't puncture fruit 653 



Bees gather honpy in winter 406 



Bees going into top of hive 142 



Bees hanging out 5o8 



Bees *n the cellar 1002 



Bees leaving hives in winter 52 



Bees mixing when taken from cellar 717 



Bee-smoker points 84 



Bee-smokers 142 



Bees mourn their keeper 1013 



Bees moving esxs and larvae 84, 164, 21*, 307, 36* 



Bees of the South in winter 982 



Bee-space 137,162,897 



Bees robbing or playing 9*5 



Bees seize and hold a village- 274 



Bees— species or 15 



B->es spotting hives in early December 70 



Bee-sting remedies 690 



Bee-stings and rheumatism 753,798, 814 



Bee.etings as aremtdy. 185 



Bee-stings— nedical demand for , 13 



Bee-stings— protei tion against 447 



Bee-story Irom Vermont 12 



Bees— Texas sister's experience with 50 



Bees trying to rear a queen from a drone-larva. 7"7 



Bees using the old comb 761 



Bees warming an empty upper story 598 



Beeswax 87,211,295,347 



Beeswax— crack less cakes of 122 



Beeswax— testing the purity of 10 



Bees?— wbataiis'the 759 



Bees?— who shall keep 5 >, 346 



Beeswith poultry 3*6 



Bees— young and old 72 



Bee-territory in Australia— right to 592 



Beet-sugar as a be i-i ood 139 



Bee-visits for a load of pollen 619 



Bee-work— always preparing in 327 



Beginners in bee-keeping 122, 144, 296, 4nfi, 



447, 468, 523, 597 622 



Bible references to houey 4H8 



Binding bee-papers 119, 253 



Biographical— 



Dzierzon, Dr. John 1031 



Johnson, J. E - 894 



Pettit, S. T 3*« 



Reynolds, AivHh A 902 



Trimler. Edwin. 1*3 



Woods, E. D 902 



Bisulphide of carbon in Canada 123 



Bitter honey 489,557 



Black and foul brood 574 



Black bees *», 70 



Black bees vs. Italians 509, 574, 909 



Bla kerry honey and pollen 524 



Black brood 573 



Black clothing and bees 447,8*2, 1034 



Black honey 616 



Black meaick 8(14 



Blue aster 869 



Boll-weevils. 618 



Botany— books on 869 



Bottom-boards 53, 319, 481 



Bottom-boards— painting 449 



Box-hive bees like a chipmunk 346 



Box-hives— emp:y im3 



Brain-work— honey for 617 



Breeding 16J, 324, 427, 562 



Breeding queens 4*4, 914 



British standard frame 552, 993 



Brood-combs— removing 622 



Brood-diseases of bees 976, 983 



Brood— early 441 



Brood from one queen 653 



Brood-nest retention of heat in the 44 1 , 



4*2.529 615 



Brood-nest— order of 326 



Brojdor eggs H19 



Brood-periods and arrangement 348 



Brood-rearing- checking early 426 



Brood-rearing in winter 179, 370 



Brood to the top-bar in combs 3m, 466 



Broom w*ed honey 952 



Buckwheat honey in brood-chambers 409 



Building-p. per for winter protection 864 



Building up a nucleus 73s, 9*5 



Building up colonies 7go 



Bulk curat) honey 934 



Bumble-bee apiarist 5113 



Bumble-ue s and clover. «j>j 



Bunched swartus selt-uividing? 91s 



Burned while smoking out bees : 916 



iiurving bees for winter 9 3, 9^3 



Buying bees 3u9. 523. 90 1 



Buying, selling, and eating honey 328 



(Jaged queens 722 



Canada— weather conditions in ]n4 



Canadian bee-keep r- rising 69 



Canadi n 8i>tt-r's report for I9i»5 102 



Candy for winter feed ing 53 



Cappmg-boxes U63 



Capping of comb honey -concave 233 



Carboli ■ aci 1 in bee-keeping H18 



Carload of honey i*4 



Carniolan bees 15, 26, 140 



'"atnip 641 



Catnip and sweet clover 541 



ratnip hon^y ^22,758 



Caucasian bees 97, i 8, 162, 240, 27d, 307, 387, 



426. .'52, 622,690, 89* 1(113 



Caucasian drones and workers— similarly be- 

 tween 845, 899 



Cellared bees 276,446,785 



Cellaring bees 99, 103 



Cellars for wintering bees 9)5 



Cellar-wintering 73, 165 



Cell-building iu5l 



Cells for queen-larvae 10 u 



Cerasin and beeswax 123 



Chaff hive-cover 802 



Chaff hives 671 



Chaff-packed bees in winter 919 



Chambers < Mr.) «ni his helpers 966 



Changed vital conditions in lmi,i 917 



Changing bees from old to new hives.. 409 



Changing queens 309 



Cheshire theory of foul b.ood 895 



Chestnutbloom 818 



Chicago-Northwestern and the National 526 



Chilled brood not a cause ot foul broud 381 



Choosing a location 1049 



Chrysanthemums and pertumery offered with 



comb honey 556 



Chunk honey vs. section honey 622 



Chyle aud impulses 407 



City-lot bee-keeping 144 



Civilization's offenses 818 



Cleaning out old combs and uu .. ished sec- 

 tions 9.216 



Cleaning sections of honey formarket 1049 



Clipping and tiling apiarian oddities 187 



Clipping queens 32,367,429, 487 



Clothing fur bee-wurk 449 



Clover— world value of 4*6 



Clustered swarms 784 



Cluster— order of bees in. 406 



Cocoamel 234 



Cocoon incomplete?— why is the royal 67 



Colonies to keep— how many 964 



Colorado sister s experience 818 



Color of bees and honey 599, 622 



Colors on bees— effect of 184 



Comb and extracted boney on the same colony 



365, 579, 739 753 



Comb attached to separators 673 



Comb-building 615, 912 



Comb foundation 1*3, 465, 5t;3. 6:i9, 7.,3, 848 



Comb foundation in Texas 619 



Comb foundation— stretching 309 



Comb-guide and, starter 256 



Comb honey and excluders 329 



Comb honey and natural swarming 485 



Comb-honey hive 276 



Comb honey management 489 



Comb honey in place of queen-cage candy 596 



Comb honey misrepresentation 229 



Comb honey or extracted— which ? 192 



Combnoney— production and care of 81, 101 



Comb honey— ripening 32 



Comb honey— shallow or deep Bupers 760 



Comb honey supers per colony 309 



Combs built— getting 11 



Combs— knowing different 369 



Combs of honey— some heavy 809 



Combs— sorting and overhauling 429 



Combs— value of old 347 



Common bees— perhaps 968 



Conditions conducive to success 406 



Conditions in 19U6— changed vital 917 



Conscientious D. cat'hesthe queen 835 



Contraction when hiving swarms 69 



Contrariness and obstancy of uees 722 



Controlling increase 385, 533 



Controlling swarming 383, 490 



Convention points aod pointers.. v 143 



Convention program b7, 179 



Convention Reports— 



Brant ford. Ontario 142 



Chicago-North western 192 



Connecticut 426 



Illinois State 10, 1030 



Michigan State 3o2 



Middlesex County, Ontario 466 



Minnesota State 28 



National 533,560,579, 599,621,639, 659, 762, 



836 884 



Neuces Valley 305 



Northeastern Wisconsin 146 



Northern California 761 



Northern M ichigan 345, 365 



Ontario 49, 80, 100 



San Antonio 1034 



San Antonio bee-inspectors' lOoo 



Texas Association 673 



"Western Illinois 659, 8h8 



Wisconsin State 217,237,27-, 299 



Worcester County, Mass lu, 425 



Conventions 305, 599 



Co-operation among bee-keepers 733, 8O6 



Corn-plaster— propoliB 916 



Corn yield honey V 1O03 



Correct nomen< lature in bee keeping 613 



Cotton as a honey-plant It '35 1051 



Cotton honey 597 



Covers of the Laihain home-made hives.. 447 



Cow-peas as honew-planta 369 



Cow-peas in the North 488 



Cows and other farm stock in the apiary 52 



Crop of honey— what 1 do with 188 



Crosses and hybrid bees 448 



Cro-e s vh. pure Italian bees 365,521 



Croton-plant 623 



t'uban and Poi to II. tan houey and tae tariff 501 



Cuban bee-keeping 322, 428 



Cucumbers pollination or 750 



Cushions— corkdust 449 



Cut-leaved Eriocarpum •■ 869 



Cutting queen-ceils to prevent afterawarming 



6-i],6'.9 *49 



Cuttingse tion comb foundation 753 



Cyprian bees 409 



D-inantdivisible brood-frame 348 



Dadaut methods of hooey production . ...7.29, 

 120, W, 212,232, 2*1, 2U", 34J, 4-5, 423, 4ii4, 



5 '4, 575, 657, 7o3 735, 799, n,3, 931 980 



Dadant's few swarms 3B ^ 



Dampening neetions 165, 3^6 



Dangers of mixing races 4*3 



Danzenbaker hive 389 



