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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 



October, 1917 



cially where there are many homes grouped 

 together. Having a spring or well in prox- 

 imity to stables, pigpens, or old-fashioned 

 outdoor closets, has been thrashed over so 

 much I hardly need mention it. 



In conclusion, dear friends, if you have 

 or have had any such troubles as I have 

 mentioned, be very careful about your 

 drinking water. It will not do any harm 

 to boil it, and it may be the saving of life. 



By the way, I forgot to mention that 

 my old physician, Dr. Salisbury, recom- 

 mended drinking boiled water while it is 

 about as hot as you can bear it. Many 



times when my mouth tastes bad, and I feel 

 symptoms of my old trouble, a teacupful of 

 boiling water poured a little at a time into 

 a saucer, and sipped slowly while it is 

 about as hot as I can bear it, sweetens up 

 my stomach and wards off the trouble. 



My long-time friend and stenographer, 

 W, P. Root, adds that he agrees with me 

 exactly in all the above, except that he uses 

 rye in place of wheat. Rye is also men- 

 tioned in the bulletin I have referred to. 

 and is usually quite a little cheaper than 

 wheat; and I would suggest rye and other 

 grains for a change used in a similar wav. 



WHO'S WHO IN APICULTURE 



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Sec. or Pres. State Ass'n 

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Arizona I Yes | Yes 



Arkansas I I 



California 



Colorado . . 

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Delaware 



Florida I 



Georgia I 



Idaho I Yes 



Illinois 



Indiana 



Iowa Yes 



Kansas Yes 



Kentucky 



Louisiana 



Maine 



Maryland 



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Michigan 



Minnesota 



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Missouri 



Montana 



Nebraska 



Nevada 



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 New York ..... 

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Ohio 



Oklahoma .... 



Oregon 



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 South Carolina. 

 South Dakota . . 

 Tennessee .... 



Texas 



ITtah 



Vermont 



Virginia 



Vashini'ton . . . 

 West Virginia. 

 '^Visconsin .... 



"Wyoming 



Ontario. Can. . . 



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J. P. Ivy Phoenix 



County System 



We.sley Poster Boulder 



H. W. Colev Westport 



A. W. Yates Hartford 



Guy Graham Boise 



A. L. Kildow Putnam 



Prank Wallace. .Indianapolis 

 P. E. Millen .Ames 



G. A. Dean. Manhattan (No.) 

 S. J. Hunter . Lawrence (So) 

 County System 



G. H. Cale College Park 



B. JST. Gates Amherst 



B. P. Kindig. . .East Lansing 



C. D. Blaker. . . .Minneapolis 



Count v Svstem 



. New Egypt 



E. G. Carr. . . . 

 County System 

 Com. of Agr Vlbany 



H. J. Speaker Cohunbus 



Prof. E. C. Sanborn Stillwater 



r. G. Sanders .... Hari'isburg 

 .\. C. Miller Providence 



I )isf rii-t Svsleni 



.r. S. Ward Nashvil'e 



P. B. Paddock. . .College Sta. 



County System 



J. E. Crane Middlebury 



County System 



C. A. Reese CliiP-'eis'own 



N. E. Prance Phittville 



County System 



Morley Pettit Guelph 



Geo. M. Prizzell Tempe 



J. L. Pelham Hutchinson 



(Ark. Valley Bk. Assn.) 

 P. Pay Lewis. . (No.) Oak Park 



M. C. Riehter Modesta 



S. Francis Longmont 



L. W. Adams Hartford 



J. R. Hunter Wewahitchka 



J. J. Wilder Cordele 



R. D. Bradshaw Fayette 



■T. A. Stone S'pringfield 



R. B. Scott Indianapolis 



H. B. Miller Marshalltown 



O. A. Keene Topeka 



Prof. Vansill Lexington 



L. T. Rogers Shreveport 



O. B. Griffin Caribou 



G. H. Cale College Park 



T. J. Hawkins (E.)Everett 



P. S. Crichton Boston 



C. P. Campbell. . .Grand Rapids 

 Ti. V. France St. Paul 



r>r. L. Haseman Columbia 



S. P. Lawrence Hardin 



E. G. Carr New Egjpt 



H. B. Barron Hagerman 



F. Greiner Naples 



S. S. Stabler Salisbury 



Dr. E. Kohn Grover Hill 



F. W. Van DeMark. . .Stillwater 



H. C. Klinger Liverpool 



G. B. Willis Providence 



L. A. Syverud Canton 



<', E. Bartholomew. .. Knoxville 

 \. M. Hassolbauer. San Antonio 

 .T. C. Henager.-Salt Lake City 



■1. E. Crane Middlebury 



Prof. W. .7. Schoene . Blacksburg 



• 1. B. Ramage No. Yakima 



C. A. Reese Charlestown 



Gus Ditmer Augusta 



Morley Pettit .Guelph 



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