honev found in hive 603; Candied honey, to 

 dispose of 162; Candy, hard, for cold-weather 

 feeding 766; Candying of honey hastened by 

 stirring 680; Cans, second-hand 37: Capping- 

 melter advocated 473; Capping-melter home- 

 made 403; Capping-melter, Lathrop's 732; Cap- 

 ping-melter, Severin's 722; Capping-melters, 

 why some are not satisfactoy 489; Capping- 

 meiter vs. large uncapping box 216; Cappings 

 drain better in a cellar 386; Cappings, sep- 

 arating honey from without capping-melter 

 365; Carbolic acid for driving bees from supers 

 26; Carbolic acid for finding queens 720; Car- 

 bolic acid for transferring 717; Carbolic acid 

 in spraying solutions has no effect 221; Car- 

 bolic acid to prevent robbing 419, 516, 572, 

 615; Carbolic acid, Yates on 716; Carbolic 

 cloths. Crane on .89; Carbolic cloths do not 

 taint honey 263; Carbolic cloths. Gray on 251; 

 Carbolic cloths, how much used now 33; Car- 

 bolic cloths, more directions for 256; Carbolic 

 cloths satisfactory 228, 635; Carbolic cloths vs. 

 smokers 744; Carbolineum to drive away ants 

 7.33- Carniolian queens arrive dead 197; Car- 

 niolians resist foul brood 266; Carniolians vs. 

 Italians 203; Carrying cases in the apiary 690; 

 Carrving hives, Byer's method i2;,: Cartons, 

 advantages of 551; Cartons for comb honey 

 on the increase 239; Cartons, increasing de- 

 mand for comb honey in 68; Cat eats bees 

 618; Caucasian, another who prefers 473; Cau- 

 casian bees and their cros.ses 455: Cellar, bees 

 in during warm weather 196; Cellar, burlap 

 mats used instead of covers 700; Cellar, danip, 

 how to remedy 310; Cellar, Holtermann's, why 

 not used 89, 694; Cellar, House's ideal 209: 

 Cellar, record of loss of weight in 588; Cel- 

 lars concrete ideal material for 562; Cellar, 

 screens in cause trouble 25; Cellar, settmg 

 bees from early or late 128: Cellars, tempera- 

 ture of 26, 169; Cellar, ventilation of 227, 23i; 

 Cellar, what is normal loss of bees m llo; 

 Cellar-wintering, Townsend on 43: Cell-buiLl- 

 ing borrowing bees for 256; Cell-building, 

 feeding necessary for 60; Cells, are they 

 started after super work begins 5o0; Cells 

 built the other side of zinc 52; Cells m super 

 will thev incite swarming? 604, 646; Cells, will 

 they be started if queen is caged in brood- 

 chamber 732; Chaff hives, old style two-story 

 271- Chaff hives with tight bottoms, difficulties 

 witii 113; Cheesecloth, roll of used as strainer 

 15; Cherries over-ripe, bees work on o4-; 

 Chickens a nuisance 486; Chickens do not eat 

 bees if rations well balanced 571; Chimney, re- 

 moving bees from 473; Cider mills, to keep 

 bees away from 572: Cigar-box, bees dying in 

 52- Climate of Gt. Britain and United States 

 compared 112; Clothing in the troPics <19; 

 Clover crop light 680; Clover-honev too thick 

 to extract 256; Clover killed in Canada 518, 

 Clover prospect for 1912 713; Clover, red, 

 worked by red clover bees 149: Clustering out 

 the reason for 535: Cocoons, do the bees tear 

 them from cells? 88; Cocoons, to separate from 

 old combs 52; Colleges with courses in apicul- 

 ture 356 435; Colonies that did not swarm 

 great lionev-gatherers 32; Colony, average 

 ?[eTd for 678:^ Colorado and eastern markets 

 714- Colorado convention 126, 1 1 4 Coioiaoo 

 crop prospects 264; Colorado foul brood la^ 

 secured 388: Colorado questions about bee - 

 T<eeping in .536; Color, bees hostile to black 70, 

 150 239; Color of bees, meaning of terms 205, 

 Colors 'of pollen 341; Comb and extracted 

 honev produced at the same time 51. Como 

 bSnling haphazard job 664 -Comb drawn . va ue 

 of 699- Comb bnnev discolored by old cnmos 

 in brood-nest 297: Comb honey, increasing de- 

 mand for in cartons 68; Comb honey m glass 

 M2 Comb honey, lack of uniform grades 4o6, 

 Comb honev, large number of unfinished sec- 

 tions 26; Comb honey produced without sepa- 

 rator ?43; Comb honey production in the 

 South Wil'ier on 201: Comb honey produc- 

 tion on the wane 5; Comb honey production 

 without swarming 403; Comb honey Profits 

 compared with those from extracted and bulk 

 comb 617; Comb honev, proper temperature 

 for 680: Comb honey. S. D. House s Plan for 

 producing 368; Comb honey, should it be filled 

 out close to the wood 354; Comb honey that 

 does not candy 32; Comb honey, the best way 



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to keep it 454, 487; Comb honey used more 

 than extracted in Colorado; Comb lioney 

 wrapped in transparent paper 559; Comb in- 

 terferes with introduction of queen 311; Comb 

 leaned against hive emptied by bees 583; 

 Combs built out of doors 310; Combs, differ- 

 ence in weight of when empty 60, 699; Combs, 

 empty, to take care of 165; Combs honey- 

 bound and no eggs 473; Combs, can they get 

 too old 60, 88, 293; Combs, mouldy, should they 

 be rendered into wax 356: Combs, returning 

 to hives when empty 335; Community hives 69; 

 Concrete bee-cellars 562; Condensation of 

 moisture in winter 149; Cooking, honey used 

 freely in 765; Co-operation in selling honey 

 204, 376; Co-operation, is it possible among 

 bee-keepers 264, 164; Co-operation, Mrs. Ack- 

 lin on 164; Co-operative honey producers' as- 

 sociation in Idaho 388; Copper vessel for mak- 

 ing syrup 537; Cork-dust not suitable for pack- 

 ing 678; Cotton honey not described correctly 

 408; Cotton in smoker irritates bees 664; Cot- 

 ton sprayed with paris green 537: Cottonwood 

 as a source of propolis 106; Cover, metal- 

 roofed air-spaced 6'19; Covers in cellars re- 

 placed by burlap mats 700; Cranberry blossoms , 

 fertilized by bees 34: Creoline to stop robbers 

 719; Creosote as a substitute for paint 764; 

 Crickets and moths in Arizona 698; Cross bees 

 as hone.y-gatherers 720: Cross bees, how to kill 

 581; Crushing bees, does it anger colony 418; 

 Cuba, bee-keeping in 718: Cucumber not im- 

 portant for honey 354: Cupid Stung, poem 265; 

 Cyprians, characteristics of 601; Dampening 

 sections by placing them in cellar before fold- 

 ing 186, 237; Dampness of hives inside 25; 

 I3andelions in October 646; Dandelions on the 

 increase 355; Dandelion yielding better than 

 fruit bloom 354; Danzenbaker hive, changes 

 suggested 438; Danzenbaker hive, making sure 

 of winter stores in 631; Deaths from bee-stings 

 rare 186; Decapitating brood to prevent 

 swarms 721; Demonstrating by a little girl 

 754; Diagnosing a colony by outside conditions 

 326, 422; Digested food, bees fond of 664; Dis- 

 eases, see "Foul brood"; Dividing in spring, 

 double board for 310: Divisible brood cham- 

 ber hives, 52, 238, 401: T livision-board, see 

 follower; Double-tier shipping-case, see ship- 

 ping-case; Drone-comb built when bees re- • 

 construct old cells 293, 355, 485, 516, 680; Drone 

 hatched from queen cell 744: Drone killing an 

 indication of drouth 505; Drones allowed in 

 any hive 519; Drones, are there more of them 

 in foul brood colonies 386: Drones, early, to 

 secure 267; Drones, indirect selection of 4; 

 Drones, what becomes of them in alley trap 

 409; Drones with red eyes 599; Drouth in 

 Texas 421; Drowning bees, difficulty in 186; 

 Dummv in 10- frame hive 60; Duty on honey 

 124; Dvsenterv in cellar 116. 



Eastern New York convention 48; Eggs and 

 brood, proportion of from normal queen 4''8; 

 Eggs, average capacity of good queen 744; 

 Eggs, do bees move 516, 648, 732; Eggs miss- 

 ing, combs honev-bound 473; Eggs, more than 

 one in a cell 536: Eggs of queen vary in size 

 388: Eggs sent bv mail 634; Eggs that do not 

 hatch, 383, 418, 452, 516, 616, 660, 734; England, 

 garden -bee-keeping in 281; English methods of 

 wintering 9; Entrances, how to screen for 

 shipping bees 371; Entrances, size of depends 

 on locality 4; Entrance, size of for winter 51, 

 91- Entrances, size of in cellar 4; Entrance 

 ventilation during winter 4.33; European foul 

 brood see "Foul brood"; Europe, bee-notes 

 from 758; Evaporating honey, how the bees 

 do it 472; Excluder, only three oppose use of 

 648- Evcluders. are they made too light 484; 

 Excluders Doolittle on 715; Excluders not used 

 bv I)r Miller 88: Excluders not used bv Scholl 

 682- Excluders under super 537; Excluder, will 

 cell"s over induce swarming? 604; Excrement of 

 bees .solid 664: Exhibiting at fairs, E. G. Hand 

 on ''98 • Exhibit. State Association to renew 5; 

 Express companies in Canada, to make new 

 rate 63; Extracted, good enough term o3; Ex- 

 tracted honev. reason why public does not 

 know about 298; Extracting as soon as combs 

 are removed from hive 15: Extracting-combs, 

 allowing bees to clean out 552; Extracting- 

 rombs. large stock of necessary 60; Extract- 

 ing-combs, to keep free from moths 5; Ex- 



