Dee. 27, 1906 



1055 



American Ttee Journal 



ark honey or sugar Byrup in the sections 861 



Dead bees on the alighting-board 213 



Dead brood 572, 819 



Dead colonies— be careful with 103 



Dealers out— keeping 1017 



Death Notices— 

 Acklin.J C. 



Dzierzon. Dr. John 1031 



Hanibangh, J. M 342 



Kandratieff, G. 210 



Definitions and standardsof honey. 70. 421, 802, lnsi 



Demand for honey MS 



i lempsey super BS'i 



Dequeened colonies V...139, 238 



Dewey foundationer 53 1 



Died several years alter being stung 274 



Dietetic an l hyiiiente. relations of noney 63m 



Difference in colonies— why such 817 



Dirty boxes -white honey in 346 



Discouraged— don't beco ne 10i9 



Discouraging honey seasons 14 



Diseases of bees 1032 



Disinfectant for tools and hands 6^9 



Disinfectants in colonies of bees 428 



Disturbing bees to the cellar 1004 



Dividing for iti crease 430,582 



Division-board s— plain and chaff. 441 



Do bees teurdown eel Is containing live queenB ? 897 



Don't let the bees si d« 967 



Doolittle feeder— placing 329 



DooNttle fixtures 641 



Drifting 1 hi' venting bees from 884 



Drone-tells for queen-cell cup 801 



Dmne-cumb in upper hive-stories 257,782,897 



Drones 5hi 



Drones and brood in hive in February 256 



Drones and swarming 447,722 



Drones for queen-fertilization 1050 



Drones fly farther than workers?— do. 420, 5 8 



Drones of poor stock— limiting 813 



Drones— providing effective loot 



Drones with transferred bees 622 



Drones with yellow bands 867 



Drone— the pampered 993 



Dummies and deep top-bars 523 



Dysentery among bees 305, 7*5 



Dzierzon theory a myth : 1045 



Early preparation for the honey season 183 



Eating honey 328 



Economy in bee-keeping 299 



Educate the public on noney 486 



Education— plea for a better general 294 



Eggs?— do bees move 84, 164,218, 3"7 



Eggs in a cell— several 3ny 



Eggs in a queen-cell— putting 917 



Egg— size of bee's... 689 



Eggs that fail 10 hatch 918 



Eight- frame vs. 10-frame hive 336, 507 



Kmpty combs as anti-swarm protectors 722 



Empty combs left by dead colonies 269 



Empty combs 782,865 



End-bars and snaking off bees 800 



Enemies of bees 1047 



English bees -very old 3, 6 



English sisters— our 832 



Entrance-blocks.. 848 



Entrance-closers for hauling bees 25 



Entrance for outdoor wintering of bees 33 



Equalizing bro d among colours 309 



Exchanging supers— bees and all 619 



Excluders 48, 449 



Exhibitingat fairs 8*2 



Exhibit^— beeand honey ;_ 749 



Experimental programs 103 



Experiments at central Experiment Farm, 



Ottawa 82 



Exposing to air haptens granulation , 482 



Extra combs of honey 961 



Extracted and comb honey on the same hive 



3H5. 579. 739 753 



Extracted honey and itsquality 345,424 



Extracted honey 31*4, 424 



Extracting and feeding back 803 



Extracting and migratory bee-keeping 850 



Extracting combs 467,753, 881, 917 



Extracting from same combs yearly 845 



Extracting tent 8'ki 



Extractor— how to run combs in 983 



Eyes of the bee 786 



Facing of hives .- 125, 198.423, 558 



Failure— blessedness of 122 



Fair and independent 9H 



Fall feeding 238 



False indigo 563 



Farm bee-keeping 121 



Farmers as bee-keepers 800 



Farmers' Institutes 595 



Farmers— work in harmony with 3K8 



Fastening foundation 33, 469, 532 



Fastening hives together for moving 137, 3H9 



Father Dzierzon and longevity 558 



Father Langstrotb and truthful biography 785 



February work in ihe apiary ino 



Feeder— Co verdale's oilcloth super 5u0 



Feeding back honey 303, 8o3 



Feeding bees 5,9,25,53,71,85, 102. i" t I •.=», 



123. 143. 144, 145, 194, 216, 23^, 23*. 273, 27H, 

 297, 449,463, 6'{8, 656. 764, 802, 803, 8-3, ^32 1018 



Feeding bees a baked hen 616 



Feeding bees in winter.. 71, 143, 144, 145,249, 252, 



363 686. 688, 723 780 



Feeding glue >se to bees 813 



Feeding honey 1< 2. 900 



Feeling honey from dead colonies 236 



Feeding mulberries 273 



Feeding sugar syrup tsn* 



Fe nces 2 73 , 755 



Fence separators 4_'9 



F -n<e vs. plain separators l"»y 



Fewer bees and better care 87' 



Fig wort 623 



Finding bees in trees 849 



Finding queens 9,369,601,637,899, 912 



Finding wild bees e*n 



Finger— an injured 3118 



First work of bees 273 



Flavor— honey losing Its 307 



Flight-hole above brood-nest 72 



Floats tor use in leading bees 638, 656 



Flowers colored ? why are 578 



Flowers what attracts bees to 588 



Folding faulty sections 2l»> 



Followers in brood -chambers 367, 461 



For ma Id eli yde in molasses 4^* 



Formalin K4, 233, 25'. 



Foul brood- ■■■32, H4, 198, 370, 5U9, 526. 541, 598, 



689, 738, 768, 75 ', 849, 89% 977, 978 I 



Foul hr I a l -amendments to 81 



Foul brood anil adult bees 7o 



Foul bro. 1 1 Inspection 304 



Foul brood inspectors 27 > 



Foul brood law— Ontario's 446 



Fou l-hro ..I legislation 194 



Foul brood— preventing 275, 997 



Foul brood -States having no 429 



Foul brood vs. black brood 719 



Foul brood with queens by mail 9i»9 



Fnui-broody combs --fumigating 884 



Foundation - cutting 3 6, 5H3 



Foundation splints 867 



Frames 4S, |H6, 2 1 ft, 387,529,552,802,803, 845 



Frames atter uniting -extra BOS 



Frame spacers 47,1*2, 451,558,847, 967 



Frame-spacers and spacing frames 162 



Freight-rate on honey 365,813,840 



Freight-rates— changes in apiarian 346 



Frozen honey 8< >2 



Fruit— bees don't puncture 653, 757 



Fruits in Germany Ml 



Full-weight section 37o 



Fumigating foul-broody combs 884 



Gasoline for keeping dry combs 87 



Gasoline treatment for wax-worms 449 



Gentler bees hardly necessary 3*>* 



German chunk honey 273 



German scientists 1048 



Getting bees into supers 583, 671 



Getting bees off combs 933 



Getttngcombs bu.lt to the oottom-bar 1050 



Getting partly filled sections cleaned 32 



Giving empty supers below queen-excluders — 3*>l 



Glucose and chlorydric acid 72 



Glucose and its uses .213,234 



Glucose comb honey-no 7m 



Glucose in honey— detecting 6, 274 



Golden willow honey -taste of H89 



"Good" candy 3*3 



Gooseberry-honey preserves. 577 



Government and apiculture 6, 1*2 



Government and Caucasian bees... 619 



Government bulletin on queen-rearing 157 



Government woi k in bee-culture 877 



Grading and packing honey 781 



Granulation of honey 103,307, 4*2 



Grapes?— do bees puncture 750,861, 98U 



Gravel to keep down weeds 164 



Green hellebore 408 



Handling bees in cold weather 341 



Handling hives and not frames 218 



Hanging out— preventing bees 309 



Hauling bees 25,137 



Haw hs and clover blossoms 702 



Hearing of bees 9 4 



Heat breaking down combs of honey 847 



Heather not a mint 721 



Helpfulbees 328 



Hershiser hive-stand and bottom-board... 68, 73, 



214 326 



Blve— best comb honey 4*9 



Hive-bottom , 641 



Hive-colorB, etc 299 



Hive-covers 329, 349. 488, 64 1, 758, 8(>2 



Hive-entrances 5,97,214,375, 524 



Hive-entrances and cushions in cellar 9oo 



Hive-entrance-sue of lot>4 



Hive made with hand-saw and hatchet 1045 



Hive-making at home 1015 



Hive of bees struct oy lightning 285, 408 



Hive portico 508 



Hive-roofsand shade 883 



Hives 4H, 216, 256, 276, 299, 302, 468, 503. 509, 



601,671, 758.9 >1 993 



Hives and spacers 297 



Hives and supers— small vs. large 503 



Hi veB— bee-keepers making their own 9H3 



Hives for wintering and extracting— best 527 



Hives in long rows 329 



Hives in which bees have died 269 



Hive-stand-best 839 



Hive-ventilation in moving bees 848 



Hive-ventilators— bees as 909 



Hiving swarms 469,641, 784 



Hoffman frames— metal spaced 11*. 3H8 



Holy Land bees 448, 488, 599 



Home honey market 581 



Home-made hiveB 74, 126, 299 



Home-reared queens 1' 05 



Home trade for honey 997 



Honesty in packing and selling 781 



Honey above the hive-entrance 488 



Honey and butter 13 



Honey around edgesof flight-holes 70 



Honey and herb-tea for bee-paralysis 360 



Honey at San Antonio Fair 1034 



Honey-bees and alsike 52 



Honey-bee's creation— object of 834 



H oney-board— best q ueen-excluding 449 



Honey-cakes— Br. Co lorn ban s 408, 1034 



Honey caramels 1094 



Honey-comb— a long.. 238 



Honey-combs— exchanging 102 



Honey-dealers and car-loads of honey M84 



Honey definition** and Btaudards 92* 



Honey-dew 123, 6»*6, >*' 



Honey-dew pure honey ?— is 5-2 



Honey-dew without aphides 553 



Honey-exhibit ... 446 



Honey-flow and suppression— causes of — 3o7 



Honey-flow— chilling the 752 



Honey-flow— conditions affecting l«4 



Hone'v-flow— how to prepare for 63"> 



Honey for burns 577 



Honey for freckleB and liver-spots 258 



Honey for lemonade— salve and dyspepsia 673 



Honey from wild mustard or turnip and fruit- 



bloom seg 



Honey granulating or waxing 981 



Honey fn California 106 



Honey iii canning fruit and In candy 122 



Bone; instead ol molasses &46 



Honey-Judging eontests 933 



Hone] knife— eleel rtc-beated 1046 



Honey left by dead colonies 268 



Honey-lozenges ssi 



Honey— making two kinds of 52 



Honey tin hives— leaving 845 



II J oozing fro m Mason jars pg4 



Honey-paste for the hands 557 



Honey-plants 231, 449,530,879,915, 1035 



Honey-prices stiffening up 893 



Honey-Producers 1 League 764 



Honey-producing bees and queens 468 



Honey-production 7, 29 



Honey regions 879 



Honey ripe before and after sealing 656 



Honey-section— best size of 595, 7S3 



Honey-sonrceB— changeableness of 573 



Hone; that tickles palates 293 



Honey to keep lips soft and smooth 12 



1 Coney— trutta about 346 



Honey— uses of 122 



Honey-vinegar— making 541,838, 1()|7, 1047 



Honey-yielding plants of Texas 189, 328 



Honey-yields— difference in colony 979 



Horsemint 325, 803. 918 



Horticulturists— bee-talk before the 981 



Hotel tables— honey absent from if 8 



How many bees shall a man keep? „ 539 



Humming of the beeB (song) 397 



Hunger swarm 867 



Hybrid as applied to bees K49 



Hybrid bees 488, 702 



Hybrid or cross 637, 656 



Hygienic honey-soap in France 577 



Improvements of bee-stock.. 162.366,633, 717, 1036 



Improving the market for honey 142 



Inbreeding among bees 117 



increase 52, 53, 105. 216,257. 329, 369,370, 385. 



431.463,533.582,758,759 999 



Increase— control of 217, 329, 449 



Industry— tirelesB 345 



Influenza, massage, and soap— honey for 91a 



Inform yourself about bees 893 



Insect quarantine 384 



Insert s and flowers— relations of 635 



Insect blunders .578 



Insect-teBter— Prof. Cook's, 42s 



Inspectors of apiaries in Canada 67 



Institutes and conventions as educators 595 



Intemperate bees 305 



Introduce f reBh blood 749 



Introducing-cages— disinfecting 252 



Introducing queens 369, 385, 449, 525, 583, 718, 



73*. 797, *16, 935 1001 



Ireland— honey season in 977 



Iron rust In honey 343 



Italian bees 562 



Italian-black a hybrid— wouldn't call an.... 341 



Italianizing bees.. 236, 308. 389. 489, 723, 900, 918, 968 



Italianizing or Caucasian izing bees 216 



Italian queens— caring for 557 



Italians— pure 3-banded 308, 750 



Italians vs. black bees 30 



Japan— bees and bee-keeping in 613 



Japanese buckwheat 359 



Karo corn-syrap 893 



Keep colonies strong 5^5 



Keeping bees on shares 310, 951 



Keeping choice bees from getting mixed 639 



Keeping dry combs from moths with gasoline... 328 



Keeping empty brood-combs in summer 898 



Keeping queens a few days 236,809, 1017 



Kind words (poem) 873 



LangBtroth frame vs. British standard 72-> 



LangBtroth gavels 599 



LangBtroth hives and others ' jos 



L' Apiculture Nouvelle 114 



Larvae at different ages , 877 



Larvse— bees moving "" 3,17 



Latham home-made hives— covers of the 447 



Laying of queens 598,883, 950, 1001 



Laying workers 4^6, 754, 91 5 



Leaving empty supers in hiveB in winter 1004 



Lsbb honey and more price 4-_>h 



Libelous statements and insinuations 7T7 



Lies about comb honey ..*] 884 



Ltnden a valuable tree \" 122 



Liquid feed for bees in winter " 143 



Location of apiary 142', 237" 348 



Longevity of bees and queens 103 596 



Long-tongued bees 144 



Lop-sided (lowers nectar-yielders .","" 690 



Loss of bees from sprayed bloom gofi 



Lubricant.for Kietsche foundation press ... 388 



Machine-made comb honey 434 



Mailing queen* !!!" 920 



Making money by keeping bees ---■■•. ^_ 



Management of bees.. 3«4, 368. 541, 623, 675, 755, 868 



Managing an apiary successfully 617 



Manufactured wax " ' ogg 



Maple Bap— bees working on ' -»38 



Marketing honey 345,408.519,733, 945 



Mating and laying of queens 14. 55*,839, 95u 



1017 ]Q5i 



Mating bees in the mountains 1050 



Meddling with the bees unnecessarily ' 4->7 



Melilotus for pasturage -»35 



Memory— lapse of 759 847 



Merits and demerits of T-supers * 999 



Mesquite for honey and rhyming 59s 



Mexican Bupper 9l4] 1014 



Mice und ants out of hives— keeping ...430 



Mice in hives 85, 276 368 



Mice and honey-eating 308, 403. 481, 508, 917, 



B*3. I'M'I 1035 



Mice with bees In summer or winter i*>o 



Michigan sister's experience with bees 427 



Michigan State Fair apiarian exhibit.. . . 654 



Migratory bee-keeping... 365,620,850 



