1056 



Dec 27,' 1906 



American Ttee Journal 



Milkweed pollen 3-8, fi?4. 690 



Miller frame 309, M( |2 



Miller wux-ex tractor **3 



Mints as honey plants 530 



Mismated queen ■ "68 



Mlsmattng— difference in percentage of 163 



Mold in hives in winter 44» 



Moles— hive or bottles to circumvent — lul* 



Money made with bees • l" ' 



Moth-tight -• f& 



Moths and wax ■'-« ■„»■*-' 



Moths— brown-tail and gypBy.. «J04, 508 



Moth-worms in section-honey 7«6 



Moved bees do better than unmoved 844 



Moving bees... .32, 143. 214, 276, 427, 489, 508, 687, 



7*6. 801,965. Hfiii,9H3 1004 



Mulberries tor bee-feed 643 



National and local associations 520 



National Bee-Keepers' Association 461, 701 



National control of food supplies -""■;*" 5U6 



National convention 31, 52,366. 4ol. 673,749, 



9K) yyi 982 



National co-operation of bee-keepers V'JJSfl 



National elections 32, 1014 



NecK— honey good for adiscolored.... 408 



Nectar brought in? -what is done with 976 



Nectar-dearth after fruit-bloom 4(JO 



Nectar of no were 616 



Nectar-secretion erratic *o-is 



Nectar-yielding plants ™ 



Neighbors— bees stingingthe »ai 



New England sister looks on 30b 



Newspaper declines to correct apiarian errors.. . 2r9 



New vb. old sections 34 



Nigbt-workingbees J,?** 



Noise fromaculony of bees ■■■■■ <-j 



Non-swarniing... ...••■ ••••.■■• .846, **68 



Non-swarming hive and bees 302,538,583,846 



Nourishment of bees 386 



Nuclei in twin hives— forming aba 



NucleuB method of increase ™? 



Nucleus method of queen-rearing »Ja 



Number location instead of hives 183 



Number of colonies and the location 48. 



Nuts for the veterans to crack ■ 7u4 



253 



bwa 

 488 

 297 

 787 

 3H9 

 221 

 428 

 866 

 446 



Odor among bees 



Odor of wild grape bloom •••• 



Ohio foul brood law abo, 



Oil-can-,— cleaning 



Oilcloth under hive-cover 



Old combs for beeswax 



Ontario bee-inspectors ■ 



Ontario foul brood act and inspectors ........ .-•• 



Ontario honey-crop reports 636,674, 7<ifo, .37, 



Ontario's foul brood law 



Opposition to bees 



Orange honey 



Ordinance against bees 



Orient -bees of the.. •■ ,••,■■•,' 



Out-apiaries— management and locating or. . IU1 



302, 345, 460 



Over-production of honey 



Over-shaded bees 



Overstocking 



639 

 688 

 849 



722 

 868 

 1019 

 U48 



594 

 468 



Packages for honey ioW'SS?' HZ 



Packing bees 125,371, 563 



Packing boxes— winter »'» 



Packing honey.......... «" 



Painting bottom-boards ■ 44a 



Parting or tarewell to 1905 (poem) 



Pasteboard— bees tearing 



Patented hives 



Pear-blight and bees 16' 



Peppery honey :■:■■■■ ik% 



Performing bee-men at fairs ao.i 



Phllippino bees-with variations 104b 



Phlox drummondi a favorite 817 



Pickled brood =78 



Piping of the queen °a/ 



Placing comb in the extractor 8bb 



Plantain juice for bee-stings 88. 



Plan the work -• ••■ 1*1 



Planting flowers'for beauty and the bees 408 



Plum potatoes in Germany 347 



Poisoned by a pollen-tipped bee-sting 718 



Poison-guesses it to be ••_•• '-a 



Pol len - ' 



Pollen-carrying a test for bees 619 



Pollen-gatbermg and tern .erature 524 



Pollen-UBingto best advantage 505 



Pollen in the sections sua 



Pollen— its gathering and value 507 



Pollen outof sections-keeping 84 



Pollen substitutes— feeding l«ja 



Poppy and hoi ly hock as bee-attracters 52a 



Poppy as a pollen-yielder 6^7 



Posta'l vigilance 



523 



Poultry-keeping for the bee-keeper 949 



Poultry vs. bees.... . ™ 



Premium list at San Antonio 882 



Preparingfor winter. "•■-•;,■ a |i B, ,„?S 



Preparing in advance for next season.... 8, 863, 1013 



Preventing honey from candying 84 



Preventing more than one swarm........... ... 27b 



Preventing swarming ... .13. 82, 323. 341, 449. 467. 



508,52b, 55.-,, 557, 582, 583, 591, 601, 658. 659, 



753, 799. 849. 87a. 92' LVAio'iiV m- 



Pricesand qualities of honey 67,218,321, 32a 



PriceB of honey and butter... . ■••■■■■ ..1? 



Prime swarm ahead swarm in England a2o 



Producers and dealers advance mutual interests 842 



Progeny of a golden queen and black drone 486 



Progeny— variations in queen 845 



Prolitlcness and honey-production 



Propolis corn plaster 



Propolis rags as smoker-tuel -■ 



Propolis very valuable 



Propolis— when bees gather as« 



Publicity— a bureau of 291 



Punic bees *™ 



Pure-blooded bees *»» 



Pure food law and honey ... 1029 



Pure-food laws and bee-keep-rs 70, 1004 



Pure Italians less liable to disease 802 



Pussy willow (poeml • — ••■ Jb2 



Putting comb foundation in frames in winter... 427 

 Putting on supers < 8B 



917 

 327 

 122 



Queen— bees that mourn loss of 



Queen-breeders 45,97,165, 186, 



Queen-cage candy 



Queen-cages— putting wire-cloth on 



Queen-cell cups from drone-comb 



Queen-cells 504, 



Queen-cells and superseding queens 



Queen-cells— shaking and removing 365, 



Queen-cell— which i. the bottom end of 



Queen develops— how the celled 



Queen-eggs that wouldn't hatch 



Queen-excluders 303, 508, 



Queen-excluders and comb honey 



Queen-excluding zinc 164, 



Queen-finder— a quick 



Queen-introducer— never-f ail 



Queen-introducing ex perience 



Queen less bees gathering pollen 



Queenless bees in queen-rearing ■ 



Queenless bees— starts cells with 



Queenless colonies 311. 4(i7, 524 761, 



Queenless swarm will remain clustered— time . . 

 Queen-rearing and the prevention of increase.. 



Queen-rearing experience 819, 



Queen-rearing— hurry ing up 



Queen-rearing kink — ■■ 



Queens. ...14,218, 233, 236. 251, 252, 276, 307, 328, 

 368.423,484,5.7,581, 596, Mil, 617, 689, " 

 722,723.73 ,754.817. 83., 862 



Queens and drones can't digest pollen 



Queens by mail vs. by express in nuclei 



Queens bv registered mail 



Queens — changing 



Queen's eggs that tail tc batch 



Queens entering the wrong hive 



Queens— experience in buying 



Queens ?— how can we rear better 



Queens in a hive— 2 or 3 106, 



Queens laying after swarming 



Queens mating more than once .... 



Queen-traps 369. 



Question-box at conventions 



Quit kicking (poem) • — 



817 



381 

 750 

 552 

 816 

 839 

 896 

 449 

 900 

 214 

 238 

 509 

 105 

 390 

 252 

 918 

 919 

 468 

 444 

 915 

 917 

 344 

 485 

 848 

 361 

 348 



1004 

 508 



33 

 840 

 276 

 846 

 815 

 252 

 251 

 617 

 1C3 

 817 

 752 



32 

 751 



Rabbit-foot clover ^•••„"A",??! 



Races of bees 304,483,618, 1051 



Raspberry honey ■ ■ ■••• 89 7 



Hearing queens. . . .215, 305, 343. 363, 385, 468, 483, 



525,531,562,582 657 



Record swarm 1046 



Red clover honey— color of 839 



Red-pepper— beeswax and 108 



Relation of bees to horticulture 576 



Relation of swarming to comb-surface 558 



Releasing queen through comb-honey plug 754 



Removing bees from sections 690 



Removing honey from hives too soon .05 



Removing sections from T-supers 465 



Removing supers in the fall 846, 900 



Rendering beeswax 84.218.370,389,485 



Renewing combs 622 



Repressing the swarming impulse 832 



Requeening. . . .468. 488. 558. 686,688, 689, 784, 849, 993 



Retailing honey 106 



Retention of heat in the brood-nest. 441, 482,529, 615 



Returning bunched swarms 786 



Rietscbe comb foundation press 72 388 



Ripe honey ■•■-. ••• 935 



Ripeness of honey to granulation— relation of.. 307 



Ripening honey 346, 839 



Robbed colony 671 



Robber-bees 901,918,983 



Robber-bees and late swarms 34 



Robber or young bees playing 936 



Robbing— no sign of '87 



Rogues in other trades 233 



Roller-machine for uncapping 467 



Roof apiary— foreign sister's 881 



Roofing for hives 183 



Royal jelly— making 93o 



Ruches and ruchers in Europe 528 



Rural clubs 880 



Russia— common use of honeyin 9o0 



Salads— honey in green 737 



Salt and sulphur for foul brood 541 



Salt as a cure for bee-paralysis 144 



Sampling a town with honey 307 



Sampling— the art of 307 



San Antonio— trip to 979 



San Francisco and a honey-girl student 577 



Bap for bees 164 



Saving at the wrong place 45 



Saving bees intended for killing 786 



Scented water to throw on bees 409 



Schulx (Mr.) and his candy 384 



Scorched honey forspring feeding 85 



Second swarms and queenless colonies 84 



Section— best size of 847 



Section- oundation fastening machine 145 



Section-holders 384 



8ection honey— cleaning ■_ 786 



Section honey— full weight vs. short weight. ... 252 



Sections 127, 306, 341.370,384,467,755, 845 



Sections are filled— how 641 



Sections— making at home 309 



Sections, separators, supers and section-holders 



139 384 



Sections, size and weight of 105, 106, 304 



Section -top of a 1"18 



Selection in breeding tor eggs in fowls 849 



Self-hivers • 913 



Self-sacrifice— bees' instinct of 229 



Selling honey 328, 408,688,784,1013 



Separators 36 6, 384 



Serradella as a honey-plant 449 



Several eggs in a cell ..... — .. — ■••■ 32 



Sex of bees?— what determines kind and... 389, 



719,769 951 



Shade and swarm-holder 233 



Shade for hives 164, 198. 329, 423, 428 



Shaken swarms 185, 389, 759 



Shaking bees off their combs 948, 1016 



Shallow extractlng-frames 753 



Shallow hives 308,951 



Shipping and selling section honey ,294 



Shipping bees and honey... 25, 198,844,917,935, lni7 



Sister at a Farmers' Institute 141 



Sister bee-keeper In the South 507 



Sisters prominent in Irish beedom 577 



Sisters should talk up honey 94a 



Size of hives for short honey-flow 85 



Size of larva at different ages 1050 



Sketches of beedomites— 



Acklin.J.C f > 75 



Byer, J. L. and family 327 



Chambers, J. E . 934 



Digges, Rev. J. G 655 



Gill.M. A 555 



Green. James A 574 



Hall, J.B 255 



Hambaugh.J.M ♦J 8 



McCain, Rev. Robert B {79 



Segelken, Henry a 55 / 



Wood.James Fitts 442 



Skunk works around hives 33 



Slipshod bee-keeping 637 



Small-nucleuB system of queen-rearing 531 



Smartweed and goldenrod 467 



Smartweed and smartweed honey.. 390. 481 , 619, b91 



Smoker-fuel 81, 14 -',209, 273, 327, 347 



Snakes and bees 637 



Southern Beedom sister 557 



Southern bee-keeper— department for 11 



Southern honey-flow— peculanties of 14 r 



Southwest Texas— some information about II 



Spacing frames and frame-spacing devices 53 



Spanish-needle ;i":si' vS 



Sparrows 48,123, l-b 



Species of bees i|l 



Spiders in folded sections i"i2* K., 



Splinting frames 615, 739, ,bo 



Spreading brood 198. 421 



Spring— among the bees in 23* 



Spring bee-work — **= 



Spring dwindling ■••• )^ 



Spring feeding ,- , ' 7iX 



Spring feeding-frames of buckwheat honey for 449 



Spring management of bees 23a, 346 



Spring notes on bees *87 



Spring-time— in the (poeml -*' 



Starters— fastening ™a 



Startingwith bees •••• s-w 



Starvation among bees ■ ■ ',,,?/, 



Starve brood rather than uncEp honey luau 



Starved brood ™ 



Stimulative feeding."!"." 162,236, 463 



Stinging bug "JJ, 



Sting-trowel theory a*i 



Sting-use of bee's •■•■ • ■ - • ■"■■ r?' 



Stores for winter 217, 249, 622, 9b9 



Strong colonies "? 



Sugar-cakes for winter feeding » 



Sugar for queen-cages 2jcL 



Sugar not bad for the teeth ,-:i"Ji«"«i"i»ia 93? 



Sugar Byrup for winter stores.. 142, 21b, 764, 8ia, aaa 

 Sulphur and sugar syrup for bee-paralysis ..137, 



3o7 Ar' 



Sumacs as honey-yielders -••■■ "J-f 



Sunflowers for hive shade S57 



Super foundation •■-• "»' 



Super on brood-chamber— itting of the si 



|uper-puttingona second.......^..^...^...^. ™| 



Supers above and under the brood-chamber 919 



Supers and separators ™i"™A"4i;"«Ki" 



Superseding of queens 349, 365, 739, .bi, 896, 



4-'8 946 



Supers, fences and sections ••••• 755 



Supers-bow to put on *'*>' '=" 



Supers-shallow vs. deep ■■■■• '"» 



Supers-taking off • 5 os, b9o 



Super-work— experience in . <a™ 



Supplant poor queens in the fall..... •■■•■••■■■■•■ '*" 

 Supplies at lower prices?-how can bee-keepers 



secure 2?i 



Surplus honey ■ '■'x 



Swarm and drone prevention "'J 



Swarm-self-made ■ "*» 



Swarm-catcher - home-made aoa- 



Swarm-catching device •"» 



Swarm-hiving box— Foote's ■■■■;;■■ 1K) ° 



Swarrning .233, 273. 33", 383, 449. 463. 490, 507, 



™6™S41?577, 657, 689, 690, 691. 786, 787, 848, 866, 



MUfi Mil lOW 



Swarming-controlling 143, 328,329,401, 409 



Swarming habit •■■■ .— ;»,"• ,o.> 



Swarming impulse- many factors in the tf£ 



Swarning— prevention of »-» 



Swarming questions °°* 



Swarm management ■_,■■•■, , «S 



Swarms-catching the prodigal '°a 



Swarms cluster together— when »'£ 



Swarms— forced or shaken ™ 



Swarms north and south "*? 



Swarms-returning SJX 



Bwarm that stayed out long .■■-■ • • •• °» 



Sweet clover 158, 161. 235, 2a7, 329. 361. 447. 



2o, bod l"*t 107 



Sweet clover a boon to the farmer..... ••■•■■■••■; >£' 

 Sweet clover, cow-peas and Japanese buckwheat Jb^ 

 Sweet clover for the South — *» 



Sweetclover honey. 



.32. 105 



riweei, uiuvei uwucj ; 'joq 



Sweet clover on blue-grass ground .;;i«;' „X 



Sweet clover seed in - rol ' "5 



Sweet clover— sowing "5 



Sweet-eating nation '"'"' 



Taking a swarm from a tree 691 



Tank for extracted honey 706 



Tariff on comb honey aho 



Tar-paper for hive-covering 32a 



Tarred paper and bees-smell of ii 



Taxing bees in Wisconsin jhi 



Tax— one cent per colony abi 



Tearing down cells with live queens ........... 675 



Temperature in center of winter bee-cluster 



256,272,387,410,421...... 834 



Temperature of a bee's thorax ••■ 1017 



Temperature of hives "«, aba 



Tents for extracting honey |I8 



Tested queen defined •••• 8b- 



Testing beeswax ... ■■•;:•••• '*"■ 1" 



Testing swarms before hiving them -as 



Texas bee-county-blg ' 55T 



Texas beekeeping 27 years ago »3l 



Texas-beginning bee-keeping in 31 



Texas honey imports w5 ^ 



