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Extracted honey, other names for 260; Ex- 

 tracted, the name misleading 85; Extracted, 

 various names for 3; Extracting by the Avant 

 plan old 645; Extractor, largest in United 

 States 415; Extractors equipped with honey- 

 pump 676. 



Fake concern, taking stock in 194; Fancy 

 comb honey 1; Farmers' Bulletin No. 447, 351: 

 Feeders for giving syrup slowly 4S3; Feeder 

 with one hole perforation 483; Feeders with 

 one hole to stimulate brood rearing 549; Feed- 

 ing hot syrup for late leeding 615; Feeding 

 outdoor to prevent n^bbers 047, 548; Feeding 

 outdoors, caution concerning 580; Feeding out- 

 doors, .J. E. Hand scheme 514; Feeding slowly 

 to stimulate brood rearing 549; Feeding sweet 

 water outdoors, caution about 549; Fergu- 

 son's uncapping-machine to be tested 644; 

 Fifty-year-old bee-keeper 259; Fifty years 

 among the bees 514; First lessons in bee-keep- 

 ing 611; Florida for sick people 158; Florida, 

 good and bad land in 195; Florida, how to buy 

 a home in 195; Florida mosquitoes, sand iies 

 and lleas 234; Florida notes. No. 2 by E. R. 

 Root 195; Florida notes by E. R. Root No. 3 

 234; Fl:Tida, people in 195; Florida, the north- 

 west portion of 234; Foul brood, American and 

 European 2; Foul-brood, American and Euro- 

 pean, to distinguish 320; Foul-brood appropri- 

 ation in Ohio 193; Foul-brood bulletins by the 

 government 320; Foul brood carried in queen 

 cage candy 481; Foul brood, European authori- 

 ties confused over 58; Foul brood, Euro- 

 pean, black bees, not immune to 612; Foul 

 brood, European, origin of 58; Foul brood, Eu- 

 ropean, proof of its European origin 58; Foul 

 brood, European, well named 58: Foul brood, 

 extent of distribution i ver the country 236; 

 Foul brood in New York, misstatement con- 

 cerning 447; Foul-brood in Ohio 123; Foul- 

 brood inspector, every ore his own 448; Foul- 

 brood inspectors for Ontario 321; F jul-brood 

 inspectors of Ohio 481; Foul-brood law f r 

 Minnesi'ta 321; Foul-brood law in Illinois 384; 

 Foul-brood law in Kansas 233; Foul-brood law 

 in Michigan 57: Foul-brood laws recently 

 passed 236; Foul-brod legislation in Tennessee 

 321; Foul-brood legislation in Tennessee 85; 

 Foul-brood situation in British Columbia 259; 

 Foul brood, the Stewart method for treating 

 291, 292; Foul brood, where located in the U. S. 

 2; Foundation, the right and wrong way to 

 hang it 259; France's annual report 29; Fruit 

 and bees 233, 513; Fruit-trees, spraying while 

 in bloom 121. 



Glucosed-honey adulterations 482; Golden-all- 

 over bees 415; Grading of comb honey, impor- 

 tance of honest 30. 



Hand's new book 385; Hand's scheme for 

 feeding outdoors 514; Harland, Marian, on 

 honey 643; Harrington's buckwheat crop 548: 

 Heads of Grain, fine type for 320; Heddon on 

 sucking honey out of the combs 645; Herlong, 

 R. W., death of 643; Hives, eight vs. ten 2, 261, 

 447, 677; Hives, having in pairs 319; Hives 

 shaded in summer 710: Hive, ten-frame fa- 

 vored 1; Holtermann's mammoth extractor 

 415; Honey as a food and medicine 644; Honev, 

 a staple or luxury 54'i; Honey cereal coffee 

 676; Honey companies,- beware of 194; Honey 

 cooking recipe book 29; Honey cooking re- 

 cipes 157; Honey-crop conditions 385, 417, 449, 

 513; Honey-crop conditions for 1911, 352; 

 Honey-croy reports 481; Honey for impaired 

 digestion 644; Honfey for patients at ho.spitals 

 644: Honey for typhoid patients 644; Honey in 

 cooking 676; Honey, importance of selling early 

 643; Honey market 86: Honey market in Cin- 

 cinnati 123; Honey, nomenclature of 3: Honey, 

 nonsense about 353; Honey outlook for 1911, 

 319; Honey-plants of California, bulletin on 

 709; Honey-pump, advantage of, in extracting 

 676; Honey-pump for extractor 415; Honey, 

 ripened artificially 611; Honey ripened by man 

 or bees 676; Honey season poorest in many 

 years 549; Honey, short-weight, and Uncle 

 Sam 709; Honev statistics by the government 

 2; Hot syrup for late feeding 675; Hutchinson. 

 in memoriam 353; Hutchinson's Advanced Bee 

 Culture 158; Hutchinson, Mrs., sympathy for 

 447. 



Illinois foul-brood law passed 384; Illustrated 

 matter for GLEANINGS 29; Indiana State Bee- 

 keepers' convention 87; Inspector, every one 



: Ohio state ^ 



ition at Cin- ji 



id bees fewer I 



ncerning 580; ' 



his own 448; Inspectors of foul-brood in Can- 

 ada 321; International congress of apiculture 

 447; Italians, golden-all-over 415, 416; Italian 

 vs. other races of bees for the Southland 290. 

 Kansas foul-brood law 233. 

 Land, most of it in Florida inferior 234; 

 Langstroth's last surviving child 481; Laws 

 for foul-brood recently passed 236; Long- 

 tongued strain of bees 415. 



McEvoy plan of treating foul brood modified 

 710; Mailing and introducing cage 481; Mar- 

 chant's plan of moving bees short distances 

 548; Massachusetts school of apiculture 351; 

 Michigan foul-brood law 57; Miller, Arthur C, 

 booklet 547; Misbranding food products 482; 

 Moving bees short distances 352, 548. 



National bee-keepers' report 29; National 

 Convention 384, 481; National Convention, next 

 233; Newman's "Bees and Honey" 611; New 

 Zealand bee-keeping 57; Nomenclature of 

 honey 3, 85, 260. 



Ohio foul-brood inspectors 481; Ohio State 

 Convention 1; Ohio State Convent 

 cinnati 123; Out-apiaries more and 

 289; Outdoor feeding, caution cone 

 Outdoor feeding of thin syrup 514; Outdoor 

 feeding to pre\ent robbers 547. 



Paper shipping-cases, see shipping-cases; 

 Parcels post, how it would help the bee- 

 keeper 194; Pollination of flowers by bees 233: 

 Poultry business, lessons learned from 262; 

 Poultry raising and bee-keeping 1; Prices ad- 

 vancing 513; Pump for extracting honey 676. 



Queen-breeder sending out disease 448; 

 Queen-breeder's home destroyed 193; Queen- 

 breeders agreeing to boil the honey in their 

 queen-cage candy 675; Queen -cage candy to 

 be boiled 675; Queen, can you find on the 

 cover 644; Queens, black, how to find 447, 612; 

 Queens, golden-all-over or three-banded 415; 

 Question and answer department of GLEAN- 

 INGS 580; Questions, an.swering 121. 



Rain and bad weather in California 193; 

 Recipes for honey, testing out 676: Recipes, 

 honey cooking 29, 157; Reciprocitv 383; Red- 

 clover bees with long tongues 123: Review, 

 Bee-keepers', under new management 449; 

 Ripening honey artificially 616, 676; Robbing 

 held in check by carbolic-acid 415; Robbing 

 prevented bv outdoor feeding 548; Root. E. R., 

 in Florida 158; Root, E. R., on Florida 195; 

 Root's fiftieth wedding anniversary 579; Root's 

 home in Florida 158: Root's two-story chaff 

 hive 260, 261. 



Saccharin barred from foods after .Julv 1st 

 291; Saccharin barred from use in food after 

 .January 1, 1912, 481: Season poorest in many 

 vears 579; Sections filled out to the wood 260; 

 Sections that stand shipment best 260; Shade 

 for hives in summer 710; Shipping-cases better, 

 crusades for 383; Shipping-cases, heavier and 

 stronger 290: Shipping-cases of corrugated 

 paper 85, 86: Shipping-cases, single-tier vs. 

 Double 513; Shipping-cases stronger and better 

 384; Shipping-cases, Trickey on 677; Shipping- 

 cases with cross-partitions of corrugated-paper 

 122; Shipping-cases with the words "Comb 

 Honey" on the cover, handle with care 677; 

 Shipping-cases with 2-in. or 3-in. glass 513; 

 Shrinkage and swelling of boards 121; Sim- 

 mins' Method of shifting flying bees 121: 

 Single-tier vs. double-tier shipping-cases 513; 

 Smoking bees at the entrance 384; Sour odor 

 noticed in hives 233; Spraving fruit-trees while 

 in bloom 121: Spraving, how it kills bees 447; 

 Spraving of fruit-trees, shutting bees in hives 

 123; Spraving of thp o-^tton plant kills bees 

 579; Spraving frees while in bloom 259; Spring, 

 backward 289: Starving of colonies because 

 sugar too high 611: Statistics on the honev 

 business 2; Stewart method for treating 

 American foul-brood 291; Stings, are thev ever 

 fatal 580; Sugar, .sharp advance in 579: Sugar, 

 the -sharp advance in 611; Supers, why bees 

 do not go into 383: Swarm control bv Simmins' 

 method 121: Swarm control by tiering up 235; 

 Swarm control. Wilder's method 259; Sweet 

 clovpr as a producer of milk 193; Sweet clover, 

 helping to spread the growth of 709; Sweet 

 clover sent from the State Agricultural College 

 of Ames, Iowa 58: Sweetening people with 

 honey 123- Sweetening railroad men 122; Swell- 

 ing and shrinkage of boards 121; Syrup, hot, 



