Jan. 1, 1912 



trading during the honey-flow, Greiner on 

 133; Extracting-houses, Townsend's portable 

 137; Extracting light honey before the dark 

 comes 51S; Extracting-outflt, Enslev's portable 

 661; Extracting-outfit, Severin's ideal, 690; Ex- 

 tracting part of a super at a time 133, 268; 

 Extracting with electric motor 40; Extractor 

 coated with wax to prevent rust 484; Ex- 

 tractor-cover, substantial 603; Extractor, in- 

 ventor of 60; Exti-actors, loading and unload- 

 ing 302. 



Fair, bee demonstrations at SO: Fairs and 

 expositions 452; Farmers institutes for bee- 

 keepers 198; Fastening foundation with melted 

 wax, Aikin on 373; Fastening foundation with 

 pyrographic outfit 766; Feeder made from glass 

 tumbler 516; Feeders, percolator not liked 34; 

 Feeders, percolator, on small scale 88. 239, 

 263; Feeding advisable even if sugar is ex- 

 pensive 682; Feeding back to produce comb 

 honey 603; Feeding by pouring syrup into bot- 

 tom boards 311; Feeding, does it pay between 

 fruit-bloom and clover? 32; Feeding for Jan- 

 uary honey-flow 26; Feeding for winter 503; 

 Feeding in cold-weather, hard candy for 766; 

 Feeding in spring should be discouraged 33; 

 Feeding in spring should not be discouraged 

 341; Feeding in spring successful 258; Feed- 

 ing in winter in Tennessee 26: Feeding mo- 

 lasses and sugar in North Carolina 185; Feed- 

 ing outdoors, Crane on 680; Feeding outdoors 

 feeds all bees in locality 616, 717; Feeding out- 

 doors, how much surface needed per colony 

 581: Feeding slowly from a Mason jar 635; 

 Feeding syrup made of 4 parts water to one of 

 sugar 550; Feeding syrup to make bees stay 

 where placed 581; Fires, to prevent in the 

 apiary 35; Flight of bees, length of 441, 602, 

 748; Florida, bee-keeping in. E. R. Root on 

 751; Florida, bee-keeping in Southern 504; 

 Florida, difficulties in 243, 279. 308; Florida, 

 drouth in 311; Florida, migi-atory bee-keep- 

 ing in 334: Florida, representative bee-men in 

 363, 398, 426, 461, 493, 525; Florida, surplus 

 honey sources in 174. 213: Flour method of 

 introduction 228; Flowers and humanity. Lovell 

 on 750; Flying backwards, is it possible 734: 

 Fly-trap, bees in 647; Follower in 10-frame 

 hive 60; Follower needed even if combs are 

 not self-spacing 125; Followers shorter than 

 the hive 32; Foot-power saw, Crane on 745: 

 Forest fires destroy bee pasturage 552: Formic 

 acid in hone\- 322. 418; Foster, Oliver, how re- 

 lated to "Wesley 6; Foul brood, Alexander plan 

 for 52. 60; Foul brood. American, fall treat- 

 ment for 584; Foul brood. American, near Ma- 

 rengo 484; Foul brood and natural selection 10; 

 Foul brood, are American and European the 

 same? 765; Foul brood at Dr. Miller's 619, 679; 

 Foul brood bill before Colorado legislature 226; 

 F lul l)rood. British Bee Journal on examina- 

 tion for 7; Foul brood, can it be carried by 

 foundation 732; Foul brood continues in spite 

 of laws 744: Foul brood, county ordinance in 

 California 255; Foul brood, does it affect the 

 laying of a aueen? 386; Foul brood. Euro- 

 pean, Cavaragh on 77, 107. 130. 375: Foul 

 brood. European, cured and honey produced 

 227: Foul brood. European, has odor 518; Foul 

 brood, European, in California 616. 681: Foul 

 brood. European, in Southern California 491: 

 Foul brood, European, in Western Vermont 

 451; Foul brood. European. Italianizing for 679; 

 Foul brood. European, S. D. House on 330; 

 Foul brood. European. Warrington Scott on 

 656: Foul brood. European, Selwyn on 254: Foul 

 brood. European, to keep bees free from 183; 

 Foul brood. European, who is responsible 471; 

 Foul brood, external characteristics of 404; 

 Foul brood. Fo.^ter's fall treatment for 745: 

 Foul brood increasing in N. Y. 170: Foul brood 

 in Florida 309; Foul brood inspection in Can- 

 ada 453; Foul brood inspector, evervone his 

 own 600. 615: Foul brood inspector, relation of 

 bee-keeper to 517: Foul brood inspectors in 

 California 469: Foul brood. Italian v^. black for 

 ir^munitv ifrom 571; Foul brood. Italians vs. 

 h-brids 354: Foul brood law for British Colum- 

 bia 208; Foul brood law. how it may be inef- 

 fective 535; Foul brood law in B. C. 4.53: Foul 

 brood law in California 700; Foul brood law in 

 Colorado, not passed 323; Foul brood law in 

 Vermont 34; Foul brood law, new, Colorado 

 517; Foul brood law, new one needed in Cali- 



fornia 552; Foul brood law passed in Illinois 

 354; Foul brood law, Pennsylvania 567; Foul 

 brood law secured in Colorado 388; Foul brood 

 legislation in Indiana, prime movers of 728; 

 Foul brood, names of. Dr. Miller on 160; Foul 

 brood need not be epidemic 718; Foul brood re- 

 port from Indiana 196; foul brood samples, 

 danger in sending in loose packages 682; Foul 

 brood, Selwyn's plan for curing 254, 375; Foul 

 brood treatment, carbolic acid in 717; Foul 

 brood, two extremes in treating 504; Foul 

 brood, what is origin of 329: Foul-broody 

 apiaries, importance of reinspection 714; Foul- 

 broody combs, should they be placed over clean 

 hives 254. 356; Foundation, can it carry dis- 

 ease 635, 732; Foundation-cutter. Smith's ad- 

 justable 144; Foundation, do bees draw it out 

 343; Foundation fastened with melted wax, 

 Aikin on 373; Foundation fastened with pyro- 

 graphic outfit 766; Foundation fastener, By- 

 ard's 293; Foundation, full sheets used by F. 

 Greiner 322; Foundation, full sheets vs. start- 

 ers 46: Foundation, how it should be hung 282; 

 Foundation in sections, value of 162; Founda- 

 tion, melted wax plan for 213: Foundation, old 

 vs. fresh 200, 266; Foundation supported by 

 wire or splints 322, 529; Foundation under 

 brood -chamber to prevent swarming 258, 322; 

 Frame-nailing block. Scholl's 90; Frame, re- 

 versible 730; Frames, closed-end, in Simplex 

 hive 667; Frames, device for spacing loose- 

 hanging 699; Frames, nine in eight-frame 

 hives 700; Frame-spacer made of stamped taut- 

 ton 228; Frames smaller than I.angstroth 115; 

 Frames, staple-spaced vs. Hoffman 25; Freight 

 rates on honey, will they advance? 89; Frost 

 in Mav in California 387; Fruit blossoms, bees 

 to fertilize 163: Fruit, proof that bees do not 

 puncture 537; Fruit scarce, good demand for 

 honey 453: Fumigating with sulphur, danger of 

 using too much 572. 



Gable covers, how to make them 282; Ger- 

 tleness of bees in California 5; Georgia, honey 

 in 700: Glucose, can it be fed to stimulate 502; 

 Glucose in shoe leather 196; Gnats, do they 

 harm bees 732; Golden-rod as honey-plant 666: 

 Golden-rod honey, odor of 628; Grades of comb 

 honey, lack of uniformity 456: Grading and 

 packing, reform in 342; Grading of comb honey, 

 S. D. House on 533; Grading-rules. national, 

 plea for 714; Grafted cells, why the bees would 

 not accept 376: Grafting and cell-building, in- 

 formation wanted 25; Grafting from larvae not 

 over thirty-six hours old 749: Grafting tool 

 made of filed pin 585: Granulated honey fed at 

 entrance 150; Granulated honey fine-grained if 

 stirred 550: Grasshoppers, united efforts to 

 fight 6; Grass kept down by hogs 125; Gravity- 

 strainer abandoned 15; Gravity-strainer, capac- 

 ity of 409; Gravity-strainer endorsed 34, 39, 

 186; Gravity-strainer, Metcalfe's objection to 

 534. 680; Gravity-strainers not adapted for 

 thick honey 534; Gravity-strainer. Powell's 327, 

 487; Gravity-strainer. Townsend 245; Grocer, 

 educating, Foster on 592. 



Hand switch bottom-board 603; Hand sys- 

 tem, when colonies are strong May 1 79; 

 Hand's system needs no special bottom-board 

 207; Hauling loads of honey with rope 682; 

 Hemet Vallev Bee-keepers' Association 441; 

 Herlong. R. W.. life of 763; Hexagonal plan 

 for apiary not advisable 163: Hive, Aspinwall 

 394: Hive. Danzenbaker. changes suggest- 

 ed 438; Hive lumber, heart side out 256; 

 Hives, converting eight-frame to ten-frame 

 342; Hives damp inside 25; Hives, eight- 

 frame, nine combs in 700; Hives, eight vs. ten- 

 frame. 72. 89. 99. 165. 355. 390. 451. 586. 634, 

 681. 683; Hives in pairs 354; Hives. Langstroth 

 vs. Jumbo depth 765; Hives, raised from 

 ground more convenient 63. 275. 322; Hives, 

 standard. Hopkins on 168; Hives, ten-frame, 

 width of 256: Holland, migratory bee-keeping 

 in 14; Holterniann, pictures of 7; Holtermann 

 to cease writing 7; Homesteading and bee- 

 keeping in Colorado 584; Homestead lands in 

 Idaho scarce 240. 523; Honey above brood in 

 brood -frames 322. 354; honey all disposed of in 

 Texas 682: Honey, amount carried at one load 

 160. 162; Honey, amount carried into hive in 

 season 744; Honey and wax. amount produced 

 in U. S. 377: Honey a remedy for nervous ex- 

 haustion 615; Honey boards left on all sum- 



