DECEMBER 15, 1914 



1013 



Thistle Honey, Byer on 6 



T}iyme or Summer Savory 590 



Tiering up without Excluder 66 



Time from Laying of Eggs to Hatching 5 



Ti-ti Honey, Strong Flavor 694 



Top-bars, Apparatus for Setting Wedges in 999 



Top-bars, Horizontal Opening through 1000 



Toronto, Bees in 246 



Transferring from Wall of House 232 



Transferring from Box Hive 819 



Transferring on Thanksgiving Day 219 



Transferring, Marchant's scheme 345 



Transferring, Rubber Bands for 952 



Transferring, Time for 33 



Trapping Robbers Not Recommended 817 



Tree for Bee Hive 59, 341 



Tree, Getting Bees from vpithout Cutting 232 



Trees, Bees Transferred from 990 



Tripod to Support Hive bv Swarm 311 



Ti-ips, how many Bees Make in a Day ? 288, 904, 994 



Tropics, Beekeeping in 65 



Trouble, Mysterious, in West Virginia 942 



Tunis, Beekeeping in 690 



U 



Uncapping with Butcher-knife 886 



Uncapping-forks 125, 461 



Uneapping-knife, Steam 394 



Unfinished Sections, what to do with 734 



Uniting in Spring 313 



Unripe Honev 710 



Utah Honey " Crop 600 



V 



Veil, Imjn'ovement in Alexander 305, 094 



Ventilated Escape-board 717 



Ventilation, Holtermann on 807 



Ventilation in Bottom-board 516 



Ventilation Removes Moisture 434 



Ventilation to Prevent Swarming 457 



Ventilated Escape-boards, Bee Space on Both 



Sides 114, 717 



Ventilating by Raising Brood-nest 233 



Veranda, 200 lbs. of Honey on 180 



Vermont Honey Crop 583 



Vermont Honey Exhibit 103 



Veteran Beekeeper, Experience of 374 



Veteran in New York 430 



Village, 190 Colonies in 293 



Virgin, Caging Second One in Hive 793 



Virgin, How _Soon after Prime Swarm 619 



Virgin Mating from Upper Story 796 



Virgin Queens, Introduction of 771 



Virgin, Young, Accepted 837 



Virgins, mating early are strongest ....... . . 256 



Vitality of Bees, Holtermann on. . . . : . 807 



W 



War, Eifect of on Texas Honey Market 795 



War, Honey in 689 



Wa^ps in Comb Honey 515 



Washington Convention Report 150 



Water for Bees, Heberle on 811 



Water for Bees Sent by Mail. . . .140, 461, 517, 819 



Water in Mailing-cage 517 



Water, Great Amount Carried by Bees 817 



Water, is it for Bees or Brood? 887 



Water Method of Introducing 685 



Water, to Secure in Apiary 909 



Watering Place for Bees 244 



Wax and Digestion . . . . ; 489 



Wax, Cause of Being Dark 34 



Wax Locomotive in Exhibit 381 



Wax, " Outlaw's " Method 233, 244 



Wax Press for $1.00 820 



Wax, Refining of 819 



Wax Rendering, Crane on 46 



Wax, Weight of in Comb Honey 325 



Wax, Yellow, Bees Secreting 939 



Wedges in Top-bars, Apparatus for Setting. .. .999 



Weighing Hives during Day 904 



Western Beekeeping, Future of 621 



White Clover at Marengo 489 



White Glover, Small Amount in Indiana 765 



White Honev for California 884 



Wild Flowers in Colorado 166 



Willow-herb with White Blossom 999 



Windbreaks, Importance of 997 



Winter Case, A. C. Ames 889 



Winter Case, C. H. Root 64 



Winter Case, E. G. Carr on 684 



Winter Case for Twelve Colonies 46 



Winter Cases for Citv Beekeepers 681 



Winter Case, Holtermann 665, 892 



Winter Cases of Drygoods Boxes 676 



Winter Case Projecting below Bottom-board 113, 717 



Wmter Case Used as Super 818 



Winter Case with Empty Space below Bees. . . .981 



Winter Cases, Quadruple 877, 969 



Winter Cluster, Location of 997 



Winter Disturbance 114 



Winter Evenings, to Spend 929 



Winter Ijosses among Specialists 326 



Winter Nest, Byer on 6 



Winter Nest vs. Solid Combs, Byer on 673 



Winter of War-time, Poem 596 



Winter Stores, Amount Needed 709, 753 



Winter Stores, Dr. Miller on amount of 325 



Winter Stores, Holtermann on 733 



Winter, Disturbing, Bees in 692 



Wintering, Boardman Plan 678 



Wintering, Holtermann's Comments on 806 



Wintering in Australia 683 



Wintering in Canada and Ohio 326 



Wintering in Clamps Unsatisfactory 775 



Wintering in Minnesota 725 



Wintering in Pits 668 



Wintering in Room with Open Window 153 



Wintering in Shed 849 



Winteriuj; in South and North 407 



Wintering, J. E. Hand on 670 



Wintering on Let-alone Plan 693 



Wintering on Candy Alone 687 



Wintering, Outdoor Ahead of Cellar 366 



Wintering Outdoors Preferred in Ontario 86 



Wintering, Poor Results in New York 475 



Wintering Prospects in Canada 928 



Wintering Row of Hives Wrapped in Paper. . . .941 

 Wintering Small Colonies on Three Combs. .675, 971 



Wire Fence for Out-apiary 327 



Wire Held by Staples 231 



Wired Frames, Combs Built from Starters in. . .434 



Wires. Heated, Imbedding of 495, 573 



Wives, ImViedding by Electricity 897 



Wires Imbedded Loose 605 



Wires Imbedded out of Line 97 



Wires on Alternate Sides of Foundation 647 



Wires out of Line 97 



Wiring Frames, A. C. Miller on 452 



Wiring, Vertical, Makes Wavy Combs 705 



Wisconsin Beekeepers Organize 752 



Wisconsin Beekeepers at McGregor 550 



Wisconsin Convention Reports 225 



Wisconsin Honey Crop 600 



Woman Keeps Bees in North Carolina 228 



Wood-swallow of Australia 934 



Worker Combs, to Secure 631 



Workers, Time Required to Develop 125 



Yellow^ Sweet Clover ahead of White 937 



Yellow Wax, Bees Secreting 939 



Field, Fisbeck's Plan for Increasing 553 



EDITORIAL 



Adulteration of Honey, Important Case of 43 



Adulteration in Germany 122 



Adulteration, very Little in Honey 614 



Alaska Beekeeping 361 



Apalachicola Apiary on Cover of July 1 Issue. .485 

 Apalachicola Apiary, Latest Reports from. .281, 321 



Apalachicola Bees of Root 201, 243 



Apalachicola Proposition Not a Money-maker. ..572 



Apalachicola Proposition, did it Pay ? 



363, 364, 403, 404, 444 



Apiary of D. M. Bryant on Cover of Aug. 1 issue. 

 Apiary of E. G. Ward on Cover of Aug. 15 Issue. 



Apiary of J. A. Nininger 121 



Apiarian Laboratory of U. S. Government, cover 

 of Nov. 15 Gleanings. 



.VpicuHural School at Iowa 82 



Army Worm A'ot Destructive to Clover 745 



.Yrmv Worm on Alfalfa in Colorado 614 



Artificial Substitute for Pollen 121 



Asters at the Swamps in and near Medina 746, 747 



Asters that Furnish the Most Honey 747 



Automobile Accident 878 



Automobile Truck, liow much it Costs per Mile 789 

 Automobile Truck vs. Motor Boat for Moving 



Bees 283 



Baldwin on the Editorial Stafif of the Review. . .321 



Bee Botany at Medina . 746 



Bee Country, Wonderful in the Cold Northwest . 446 

 Bee Disease Not Transmitted by Foundation ..202 

 Bee Disease, Destruction of Germs by Heat 703, 704 



