GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE, 



Ce!:ar, Good Wintering in 238; Cclhr. Noises in 

 Cru; Cellar, Setting Bees out of 3iG; Cellar, Ti-ne 

 to Remove Bees from 1,100; Cellar, Ventilation for 

 12; Cellars, Temperature and Ventilation of 480; 

 Cellared Bees, Flights for 30; Cellared Bees, Win- 

 ter Flights for 1,104, 1,144; Cellar-wintered Bees in 

 Medina G4; Chaff Hives, Confinement in 12; Chickens 

 Eating Bees 1,070; Chunk Honey Unsalable 1,160; 

 Chunk Honey in Dcin^nd 897; Cleats, No-drip, Thick 

 Enough 890; Clipped Queens, Dr. Miller on 30; 

 Clipping, how Much 107; Clover, Crop of, v.hen to 

 Foretell 1,155, 3,156; Clover, Sulla 1,025; Clover, 

 Sweet 134; Clover, Sweet, where Sown 165; Clover, 

 White G55; Clover Winter-killing 1,155, 1.156; Cock- 

 roaches or Field Mich 446; Coggshall Smoker Fuel 

 74, 1,102; Coggshall on Flat-handled Knife ^941; 

 Coggshall's Short Cuts 22; Colonies I,arge or Small 

 763; Colonies, 100 Acre.-;ge for 1,069; Colonies, 

 Many, or Good Care 1,102; Colonies, Number to a 

 Colony 1,165; Colonies, Size of 333; Colony, Con- 

 sumption of Stores by 3TG; Colony, Flight Area to 

 Support 1,069; Colony, its Consumption of Honey 

 376, 981; Colorado, Season in. Disappointing 883; 

 Comb Honey Marketed Early 691 ; Comb Honey. Am- 

 ber, for White 981; Comb Honey, Dark, for Con- 

 fectioners 1,013; Comb Honey, When to Sell 691; 

 Comb v. Extracted Honey 586; Combs of Honey for 

 Stimulatins; 4S4; Combs on which Bees have Died 

 for Use 397; Combs, Moldv 342; Combs, Worker, 

 Making Bees Build 909; Comb-building, When it 

 Stops 791; Comb-honey Business, how damaged 981; 

 Comb-honey Lie 891; Comb-honey Lie Refuted 739; 

 Comb-honey Lies, Refuting 696; Comb-honey Man- 

 agement awav from Bees 441; Competition, Foreign 

 807; Confectioners Using Dark Honey 1,013; Con- 

 vention Reports in A. B. J. 739; Corn Syrup 63; 

 Corn Svrups Not Satisfving 187: Cost of Apiary 

 Help 237; Courtship in Old Age 05; Cover with 20- 

 Ib. Stone 687, 811, 849, 983; Cover, Cheap 115; 

 Cover, Flat 923; Cover, Starkey 186; Cover, Ven- 

 tilated 375; Covers for Hives, see Hive-covers; 

 Covers for Hives, Home-made 338; Covers for Hives 

 Just Wide Enough 220; Covers Just Wide Enough 

 272; Covers of Rubberoid 427, 606; Covers of Sheet 

 Steel 340; Covers of Single Board 64; Covers Warp- 

 ing or Twisting 64; Covers, Air-spaced 1.013; Cov- 

 ers, Double, Warped 116; Covers, Flat, in California 

 236; Covers, Galvanized 439; Covers. Redwood 236; 

 Covers, Ventilated, v. Dead-air Space 338; Crop 

 Prospect in the West 588; Crop of Clover, To Fore- 

 tell 1155; 1,156; Cuba for Bees 700; Cubi, Climate 

 of 393; Cuban Bee-keeper in Trouble 705; Cuban 

 Honey in Winter 393; Cutting Honey with Wire, 

 see Candied Honey; Cypress for Hives 554. 



Dadant Hive in France Recognized 7oo; Dadant 

 on Langstroth Invention 335; Dadant Vindicated m 

 France 755; Danzenbakcr Hive, Inverting 31; De- 

 partment of Agriculture Spreading Information 

 1024- Dibbern Oueen-trap 806; Disease, Ne\v 739; 

 Drone Comb, when Built 13; Drone-layer, will she 

 be 896; Drones and Workers, Variation in 438; 

 Drones, Variation of 609; Drones, S\varm of 1.165; 

 Dummies, Bees Working over 64; Dysentery, Bees 

 Dvino- of 605; Dzierzon Opposing Progress 220, 

 Dzierzin and Langstroth 271; Dzierzon at 93 115. 



E<^"-s in the Supers of Shallow Hives 287; F.Tgs, 

 Plurality of, in Oueen-cell 835; Egg-laying Capacity 

 of Queen 387; Enamel Cloths and Quilts, Plea lor 

 1 06'9; Entrance, Size of for Winter 428; Entrance, 

 Width for Winter 135, 220, 1,160; Entrances. Size of 

 1 159- Entrances, which Wav to Face 895; Entrance- 

 contractor, Atwater's 185; E.xcluders 323; ExcUiders 

 to Keep Bees from Drowning 940; Excluders, Why 

 Not Necessarv 583; E-xcluding Zinc or Not 926; Ex- 

 tracted and Comb Honey at Same Time 763, 1,057; 

 Extracted Honey, Plea -for Better 539; Extracted 

 Honey Packnge for 1,011; Extracted Honey. Strain- 

 ing in Big Tanks 926; Extracted Honey, When to 

 Put in Retail Packages 597; Extracting-combs, Get- 

 ting Bees off 395; Extracting-frame for Unfinished 

 Sections 739; Extracting-framcs, how Deep 341; Ex- 

 tracting-wagon 27, 531: Extractor Driven by Foot 

 Power 237; Extractor for Unfinished Sections ISo: 

 Extractor, Root, Criticised 812: Exiulation of 

 Plants 78; Eye of the Bee 383; Eyes Obscured by 

 Hairs 1,112, 1.143. 



Feeding Back 341; Feeding Bees Pollen and Syrup 

 at the same Time 342: Feeding Outside 851; Feeding 

 Outdoors 804; Feeding Outdoors Favors Strong 

 Colonies 687: Feeding in the Fall 1,165; Feeding 

 up in the Fall 187; Feeding in Cuba 986: Feeding 

 in Open Air, Successful 660, 810; Feeding in Winter 

 183; Feeding Unfinished Sections 287; Feeding, 



High-pressure, Outdoors 810; Feeding, How Much to 

 Stimulate 1,159; Feeding, Stimulative 114; Fence 

 System, Advantages of 496; Fence Separator Criti- 

 cised 939; Fence, Outside, Value of 496; Fences, 

 Objections to 184; Fences, To Clean of Propolis 

 1.112; Fences and Separators Discussed 546; Fertile 

 Workers, see Laying Workers; Fertilization of 

 Queens Twice 551; Fertilization of Oueens Con- 

 trolled 974; Flight Days in Medina i2"20; Flights, 

 when to be Allowed 238; Flights, Midwinter, from 

 Cellar 1.104, 1,144; Flights, Midwinter, Necessary 

 or Not 30; Florida, Honey Season of 850; Follow- 

 ers Pulling Apart 1,013; Foods for Bees 1,022; 

 Formaldehyde, see Formalin; Formaldehye, An- 

 other Way to Use 188; Formalin 63, 81; 

 Formalin as a Disinfectant 392; Formalin for 

 Blnck ?nd Foul Brood 606; Formalin Success- 

 fully U.sed 553; Formalin all Right for Black Brood 

 584; Formalin Gas 1G7; Formic Acid in Honey 31, 

 427; Foul Brood Contractible 5 Miles Away 1,160; 

 Foul Brood, New Plans to Cure 940; Foul Brood, 

 To Fight 879; Foul Brood, Going into Winter with 

 1,013; Foul Brood, When it Flourishes 588; Foul- 

 brood Diseases 1,100; Foul-brood Law in California 

 448; Foul-brood Law in Ohio 531; Foul-broody 

 Honey Not Improved by Boiling 939; Foul-broody 

 Honey Not Disinfected by Boiling 652; Foundation 

 with jNIctal Midrib 1,055; Foundation Adulterated in 

 Europe 532; Foundation Buckling, Cause of 324; 

 Foundation in Sections 531 ; Foundation Stayed with 

 Splints 549; Foundation from Foul-broody Hives 

 596; Foundation with Midrib of Tin 938, 967; Foun- 

 dation from Given Press 663; Foundation Fastened 

 with Hand Tool 604; Foundation, Bottom Starters 

 635; Foundation, Columbus 583, 967; Foundation, 

 to Prevent Kinking 487; Foundation, Interesting 

 Case of 941; Foundation, Fastening in Frames 692, 

 740, 1.011; Foundation, Full Sheets 986; Founda- 

 tion, Uniformity of G35; Frame, Coggshall 662; 

 Frame, Hoffman, Liked 658. 660; Frame, Hoffman, 

 Metal-spaced 178; Frame, Hoffman, Symposium on 

 930, 936; Frame, Langstroth's Invention of 182; 

 Fram.e, Miller, Nail-spaced 936; Frames with Thinner 

 Frame, Nail-spaced 186; Frame, Thickness of Top- 

 Top-bars 759; Frames Supported on Nails 81, 500; 

 bars 594; Frames, Miller 636: Frames, Staple or 

 Nail Spaced 1,158; Frames, Nail-supported 235, 339; 

 Frames. Coggshall 687; Frame-hook 606; Frame- 

 tongs 395; Frame-tongs in Germany 427: Fumiga- 

 tion of Combs with Bisulphide 499; Fumigating 

 Combs 179. 



Galvanized Steel Roofing 135; Gasoline v. Steam 

 Engines 812; German Associations, Membership of 

 1,143; Given Press 663; Gleanings, How to Read 

 1.106; Gretn among the Rockies 883; Glucose Syrup 

 03; Glucose No Preventive of Candying 894; Glu- 

 cose, Nature of 891 ; Glucose, Proportion in Honey 

 894; GKicosed Honey, why it Sells 1.070; Glycerine 

 Not Preventing Candying 687; Golden Italians by 

 Different Bee-keepers 701; Golden, J. A., Death of 

 983; Grading, Incompetent 691; Grading-rules, Dif- 

 ference in 941; Graham, Death of 185: Granulation 

 of Honev. see Candied Honey; Granulation no 

 Proof of 'Purity 894. 



Help in Bee-yard, Price of 448; Help in Apiaries 

 5SS; Help, Cost of in Apiary 237; Hershiser's Plan 

 to Produce Comb Honey 324; Hetherington. Captain. 

 Memoriam of 129; Hetherington, Death Mourned in 

 Europe 2S9; Hive Lumber 748; Hive on Scales 542; 

 Hive, Decoy 31; Hive. 8-frame, Large enough for 

 Winter 851; Hives in Regular Rows 849; Hives, 

 Choice of 11: Hives. Making One's Own 592; Hives. 

 Home-made 235, 592; Hives. Large, No Swarming 

 9?5; Hives, Long, for Tiering up 66; Hives, Open- 

 ing with Bees in 604; Hives, Shallow 234, 278, 395, 

 540; Hives, Shallow, First 657; Hives, Shal- 

 low, for Brood-nest 660; Hives, Shallow, Eggs 

 in Super 287; Hives, To Disinfect 938; Hives,, 

 To Nail up 550; Hive-carrier 658; Hive-cover, 

 Ftarkey's 71; Hive-covers 12; Hive-covers and 

 Shade-boards 75; Hive-covers Covered with Gal- 

 vnnizcd Steel 135; Hive-covers, Stones on 648; see 

 Covers: Hive-erd with Wide Rabbet 609; Hive-stand, 

 .Atwater's 325; Hive-stand, Simple 114; Hive-stands 

 of Bottles 495; Hive-stands of Stakes 496; Hive- 

 stand of Tiles 396: Hive-tool 178; Hive-tool, Phil- 

 lips' 706; Hive-ventilator 603; Hoffman Frame as 

 Used bv W. Rohrig 1,166; Hoffman Frame with 

 Metal Spacers 219; Hoffman Frame with Square 

 Edges 1,166; Hoffman Frame in 5.000 Hives 1,158; 

 Hoffman Frame Extensively Used in Cuba 1.157: 

 Hoffman Frame for Extracting 1,014: Hoffman 

 Frame Preferred 933; Hoffman Frame Far Ahead 

 933; Hoffman Frame Popular in Cuba 931; Hoff- 



