DECEMBER 15, 1916 



1199 



EDITORIAL 



ABC and X Y Z of Bee Cul- 

 ture, new edition 



217, 423, 468, 1107 



Absorbent vs. sealed cover. . 901 

 Advertising, editorial from 



Independent . 520 



Advertising, exaggeration in. 467 

 Advertising, free in local pa- 

 pers 517 



Advertising honey for berries 518 

 Advertising post cards, New 



York State 1 



Advertising radiates in all 



directions 339 



Advertising, Root Company's 



campaign 902 



Advertising, safe arival 



guaranteed 646 



Advertising, some pointers on 519 



Alsike vs. white clover 581 



Apiarian literature, extent of 382 

 Apiaries, locality in winter. .1154 

 Apicultural appropriation 259, 904 

 Apiculture, civil service ex- 

 amination 774 



Apiculture, co-operative ex- 

 periments 297 



Arizona inspector's report. . . 219 

 Automobile, Ford, for out- 

 apiaries 466 



Bait sections, caution against 216 

 Baldwin, E. G., new depart- 

 ment 300 



Bee-escapes, two in a board. . 45 



Bee journal, Texas 1105 



Beekeeping, dark side 1050 



Beekeeping, rosy side 837 



Beekeeping taught in schools. 



See Schools. 

 Bees and queens, demand for 517 

 Bees cannot puncture grapes 518 



Bees, cross to kill 1057 



Bees, variation in colonies. . . 837 

 Bee territory, new, to be 



opened up 177 



Berry-growers advertise honey 517 



Blight, do bees carry? 



t 384, 584, 709 



Bocock, C. H., expert 839 



Booster, The 46 



Bottled honey on increase. . .1059 

 Bottling, proper temperature 



for honey 838 



Boxhive beekeepers. Southern 



States 383 



Bran cookies of honey 135 



Bread, honey in 45 



Breeding in midwinter 901 



Brood frames, spacing of... 1155 

 Building up colonies for the 



harvest 300 



Burton running for Congress 297 

 Candy of invert sugar not 



success : ■ ■," ^^^ 



Car of comb honey, Lossing's 



2, 133 



Cellar, bees in consume less 



stores 837 



Cherry-growers want more 



bees 340 



Cherries, self-sterility of.... 384 

 Cherry crop, bees make possi- 

 ble 465 



Chilling of bees 424 



Citrus orchard, number of 



colonies needed to pollinate 92 

 Civil-service examination.... 774 

 Clipping one or two wings. . 90 

 Clover flow, idiosyncrasies of 645 



Clover prospects 518 



Clover prospects good. .. 175, 466 

 College, beekeeping in Iowa 



State 256 



College, Minnesota, beekeep- 



ing in 



302 



Comb honey drug on market. 176 



Comb bonev from starters or 

 full sheets 776 



Comb honev, glassed vs. car- 

 toned 903 



Comb honey, granulation of. 467 



Comb htjoy, preventing gran- 

 ulation 89 



Comb honev, over supply .... 



'339, 1105 



Comb honev, railroads raise 



freight .". 647 



Comb honey situation 220 



Comb honey, starters vs. full 



sheets 77 R 



Comb honey, sugar-fed 838 



Comb honey, to keep over 



winter 1153 



Comb honey travel-stained. . . 711 

 Combless bees vs. nuclei on 



combs 136 



Combless-package here to stay 341 

 Combless packages, .T. E. 



Wing's success 137 



Combless shipments successful 466 

 Connecticut, inspection in... 382 

 Convention, Massachusetts . . 177 



Convention, national 



258, 302, 217, 1105 



Convention, Tennessee .... 581 



Conventions, chain of 10.'^'^ 



Crop conditions 646 



Crop report 774, 903, 964 



Crop report, Gov't 1058 



Crop reports asked for 581 



Death, H. C. Ahlers 1 



Death, Bessie Templeton . , . , 255 



Death, Lake, Chas. H 339 



Death, Moore, Herman F. . . 215 



Death, Wallace, Henry 215 



Diagnosing by external indi- 

 cations 775, 902 



Disease, disappearing 902 



Disease, Isle of Wight 711 



Disease, laws too drastic 299, 425 

 Disease legislation, carrying 



too far 299 ' 



Disease, new or old 4 7 



Disease, preparedness against 615 

 Division-board o r follower 



nuisance 133 



Division-board too much of a 



good thing 901 



Drifting of bees in winter 



cases 3 39, 4fi.''i 



Drifting, one hive to another 1155 



Drouth affects prices 710 



Entrance, care in winter. . . .1153 

 Entrance, changing size in 



winter 133 



Entrance diagnosing. . . .775, 902 

 Equalizing, caution against.. 300 

 Escapes, two in a board. ... 45 

 Exports of Honey to Germanv 965 

 Exposition, to keep bees fresh 91 

 Express vs. freight for bees 



31, 130 



Extracting, hand vs. power. 647 

 "Facts about honev," booklet 215 

 Feeding, Fall vs. Spring. . . . 963 

 Feeding, slow, advantases of 466 



Field meeting, Ohio 709, 837 



Field meeting, Tennessoe . . . 



581, 744, 775 



Fire Blight, are the bees to 



blame? 384. 584, "^09 



Florida, Beekeeniiis in 963, 1058 

 Flight of bees, length of . . . . 



256, 864, 1105 



Florida department 300 



Folding machine, automatic. 340 

 Follower and division-board 



nuisance 133, 901 



Foul brood, education vs. inw 468 

 Foul brood, .\merican vs. Eu- 

 ropean 89 



Fotil brood. European, Alex- 

 ander Plan for 179 



Foul brood, Euronean. .\lex- 



ander-House-Miller plan . . 773 

 Foul brood, European, Colo- 

 rado 903 



Foul brood, European, how it 



spreads 467 



Foul brood, European, Riggs 

 plan 90 



Foul brood, European, sum- 

 mary of methods 256 



Foul-brood laws too drastic . . 



299, 425 



Foundation starters vs. full 

 sheets for comb honey. . . . 776 



Frames, spacing of 1155 



Freight shipments of honey. . 



259, 1106 



Freight vs. express for bees. 136 

 Freight rates in West. . . .047, 709 

 Fruit, bees cannot puncture. 518 

 Fruit bloom around Medina. . 423 

 Fruit-growers want more bees 340 

 Glassed comb honey going out 903 



Gleanings late 255 



Gleanings, the new monthly 1153 



Glucose trust dissolved vll06 



Goldens, attitude of Glean- 

 ings toward 217 



Goldens, curse of 133 



Government extension work 



in South 904 



Government help for apicul- 

 ture inspection 176, 259 



Granulation of comb honey. . 407 

 Granulation of comb honey, 



to prevent 89 



Grapes, bees cannot puncture 518 

 Honey advertising, extensive 902 



Honey as a food 4 65 



Honey butterscotch 465 



Honey crop 710, 774 



Honey crop, bumper, in sight 216 



Honey-crop conditions 



. 646, 774, 838, 903 



Honey crop, Gov't, figures .. 1058 



Honey-crop prospects 255 



Honey crop, California 423 



Honey for berries 517 



Honey for cooking 258 



Honey from N. Z 1060 



Honey from just one source. 648 

 Honey vs. syrup for winter. 8''7 

 Honey-houses, side hill .... 175 

 Honey, how imports affect 



price 



178 



Honey, imitation of 383 



Honey for soldiers 4 66 



Honey post cards 1 



Honey prices analyzed. . . . 



519, 1059, 1106 



Honey, proper temperature 



for bottling 838 



Honey reports asked for. . . . 581 

 Honey sold direct from bee- 

 yard ^"^^ 



Honev vs. sugar in war. . . . 424 

 Honev, shall producer retail 



his" own ? 519 



House apiaries, advantages. . 17-t 



Imports of honey 178 



Increase, advantage of feed- 

 ing slow 466 



Inspection by Bureau of En- 

 tomology 176 



Inspectors' report, .Vrizona.. 219 



Inspectors report. Conn 1057 



Inspector's report, Idaho. ... 134 

 Inspector's report, Indiana.. 218 

 Inspector's report, If.wa.... 773 

 Inspector's report, Minnesota 134 

 Introducing, honey method.. 840 

 Introducingto meanest colony 517 

 Invert sugar for candy not 



success 138 



Iowa State College, beekeep- 

 ing in 256 



Isle of Wight vs. paralysis. . 47 



Isle of Wight disease 711 



Italians swarm less than 



blacks 901 



Jager, Prof. P., Pres. Nation- 

 al 10-'57 



Labeling of honey as to source 648 

 Law, net-weight, in 24 states 90 

 Laws for foul brood too dras- 

 tic 299, 425 



Mailing queens where there 

 are no inspection laws. . . 340 



