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70; Caucasians, Rauchfuss on 155S; Caucasians, by 

 Titoff 15; Caucasians for queen-rearing 718; Cellars 

 of concrete 1111; Cellar, methods for carrying bees 

 into 279; Cellar, the Root, ventilating 141; Cellars, 

 dampness in 70; Cellars, dry 565; Cellars, articles 

 on 989; Cellared bees shut in hive 1559; Cell cups, 

 72 from one hive S69; Chemical standard, U. S., 

 for honey 1231; Chicago convention 142; Chick 

 peas as a honey-plant 1557; Chicken story, editor's 

 experience 869; Closed-end frames on colonies in 

 spring 568; Clover, red, as a honey-plant 990; 

 Clover, sweet, not noxious 989; Colonies short of 

 stores in spring 567; Comb honey, manufactured 

 1487; Comb-honey lies silenced by food law 1417; 

 Commission houses, irresponsible 14; Comb-honey 

 canards not dead 566; Comstock, ^Mrs. Anna B. 931; 

 Concrete for .cellars 1111; Convention, Michigan 

 2C4; Convention at San Antonio 1418; Convention 

 at Chicago 16; Convention of four-brood inspectors 

 1290; Convention report, Chicago 345; Convention, 

 National, San Antonio 1290; Convention, what it 

 did at San Antonio 1486; Co-operation in handling 

 supplies 415; Cost of supplies 490; Crop, when to 

 sell 1169; Cuban and sage honey in New York 

 1558; Cuba, annexation of 1232, 1289. 



Dampness in bee-cellars 70, 565; Demonstration 

 of bees in New V'ork 201; Denatured alcohol 642, 

 567; Denatured alcohol, bill passed 793; Department 

 of Agriculture helping bee-keepers 1560; Derricks to 

 lift hives, see hive-lifters; Directors not siipply- 

 dealers in the National 1418; Directorship of the 

 National 16; Disease, new, in Illinois and Wis- 

 consin 1349; Divisible-brood-chamber hive 1419; 

 Division-board, close-fitting 643; Division-board for 

 springing bees 643; Donkey automobile 1418; Doo- 

 little, G. M. 414; Doolittle on swa|rm control 345; 

 Drouth and too much rain 929; Drumming to 

 quiet bees 1170. 



Editor on chickens 869; Editor and his incubator 

 566; Editor, the junior 567; Editor at Detroit, 

 handling bees 1171; Entrances obstructed during 

 honey-flow 794; Entrances closed with wire cloth 

 1559; Entrance, removing bees from 564; Entrances, 

 cleaning out 564; Entrance, location for outdoor 

 colonies 568; Eucalyptus, hardy 1485; European 

 foul brood 1561; Excluder, queen, inventor of 1557; 

 Experiment station in Switzerland 1557; Experi- 

 ments at Medina with stores 141; Extractor driven 

 by power 1230. 



Fairs for advertising honey 1109, 1171; Fairs, 

 honey exhibits at 1051, 1170; Fall flows of honey 

 1111; Fatalities from stings 796; Feeding outdoors 

 565; Feeding in the spring 567; Feeding, late, 

 dangers of 1289; Ferris, A. K. 345; Ferris' two- 

 queen system 565; Fertilizing queens in tent 642; 

 Field meeting in Missouri 1485; Field meeting at 

 Jenkintown 720; Field . meet at Jenkintown. see 

 Jenkintown; Field meeting of teachers at Medina 

 930; Florida ants, by A. I. R. 414: Food law, 

 effect on glucose 1418; Food law, effect on bee- 

 keepers 1051; Foul brood in the mails 929; Foul or 

 black brood 1349; Foul v. black brood 930; Foul or 

 black brood, treatment of 9S9; Foul and black 

 brood compared 1561: Foul-brood convention in 

 lexas 1170; Foul-brood law, Canada, amended 642; 

 Foul-brood law, Ohio 347, 413; Ko"l-brood inspec- 

 tors' meetmg 1290, 1486; Foul-brood inspector for 

 Canada 929; Frames, closed-end advantages in 

 spring 568; Freight rates on honey 1486; Fruit- 

 blossoms, time to spray 044. 



Gavel given at Chicago convention 142; Gleanings 

 for 1907 1419; Gleanings contents for coming year 

 414; Gleanings publishing house 347, 1349: Glean- 

 ings subscription-list 347, 489; Gleanings, new type 

 for 1109; Glucose interests affected by food law 

 1418; Glucose people's lawsuits 1417; Goldenrod 

 for honey 1170; Good, I. R., and family 1289; 

 Government, what it is doing for bee-keepers 1560; 

 Grave, bees following owner to 1485; Griggs' talk 

 with woman on honey 1487. 



Hambaugh, death of 565; Hand's non-swarming 

 system 1419; Harvest, see crop reports: Hawthorne on 

 honey Ull; Harrison, Mrs., death of 642; Hepburn 

 food bill passed 346; Hershiser on confining bees in 

 cellar 1,49: Hershiser's plan of shutting bees in 

 cellar 1559; Hershiser's daughter burned 929; Hiber- 

 nation of bees, semi 202; Hired he'p in apiary 1050"; 

 Hive, Aspinwall non-swarming 641 ; Hive, jumbo, 

 Ferris 795; Hive-lifter, Ferris ' 1050; Hive-lifting 

 devices 795; Hive-stretcher to carrv bees to cellar 



279; Honey sold by co-operation 415; Hoffman 

 frame, metal-spaced 16; Holtermann a special cor- 

 respondent 1290; Honeysuckle apiary 1485; Honey 

 crop increased by alsike 489; Honey sold by co- 

 operation 415; Honey as a food 1289; Honey to 

 allay bitterness of the world 1111; Honey season 

 for 1906, see honey-crop reports; Honey prospects 

 for 1906 566, 1231; Honey puffs 1170; Honey ex- 

 hibits at fairs 1051; Honey v. syrup for winter 

 feed 1169; Honey, freight rates on 1486; Honey, 

 higher prices on 1557; Honey, standard for 1231; 

 Honey, when to sell 1169; Honey crop short for 

 1906 1231; Honey-crop reports 566, 717, 794, 930, 

 1231, 869, 990, 929, 1558; Honey-flow good at 

 Medina 929; Honey-crop reports in Gleanings 1558; 

 Honey-packages, small 566; Hooker, J. M., death 

 of 201;. Hutchinson in the field 1050; Hutchinson's 

 new book 71. 



Incubator, editor's 566; Index for 1905 15; In- 

 spectors of foul brood, meeting of 1486; Intro- 

 ducing, the Simmins plan 69; Irrigation in Canada 

 1557. 



January weather 141; Jay's new department 1349; 

 Jenkintown field day 795; Jenkintown field meeting 

 72"^, 70.', 871. 929, 1110; Jenkintown meeting, 

 A. 1. K.'s report 871; Jenkintown meeting in the 

 evening 1110. 



Knowing too much 565, 1487. 



Langstroth, poem on 642; Law, Canada foul- 

 brood amended 642; Law, Ohio foul-brood 347, 413; 

 Law. pure-food, explained 1350; League, Honey- 

 producers' and attack on Wiley 413; Libel fin bees 

 71; Live-bee demonstration in New York 201; Loss 

 of bees in early fall 1417; Lumber advanced 490. 



Mailing diseased brood 871, 929; Manufactured 

 comb honey 1487; Manufactured honey, so called 

 346; Mating nuclei getting bees for 718; Mating 

 nuclei at basswood apiary 869; Mating-boxes, Root 

 17; Metal-spaced frame, see Hoft'man; Miller, C. C. 

 642; Misbranding of honey a crime 1350; Mont- 

 gomery Ward & Co., and pure sugars 1417; Mor- 

 rison at Medina 642; Moving bees short distances 

 346; Moving bees short distances safely 989. 



National and its directors 1418; National food law, 

 effect on bee-keepers 1051; National food law, effect 

 on honey 1289; National food law, provisions of 

 1350; National convention at San Antonio 643; 

 National Association at San Antonio or St. Paul 

 347; National convention, report of 1486; Nectar, 

 raw, wanted 644; Newspaper canards about bees 

 71; Nom de plume, use of 69; Nomination notices 

 for National 1109; Non-swarming hive, Aspinwall 

 294. 



Ohio foul-brood law passed 347, 413; Outdoor 

 feeding 565. 



Phillips' bulletin of brood diseases 1560; Phil!ips, 

 E. F., marriage of 1350; Pollination by bees 293; 

 Poultry and bees 69: Power-driven extractor 1230; 

 Press, wax, Hershiser 142; Price of supplies 490; 

 Prices advanced on food stuffs 1557; Prices, higher, 

 en honey 1557; Propolis chinked in by Caucasians 

 1230; Prospects for the season 717; Prospects for 

 1906 566; Publishing house Gleanings new 347; 

 Pure-food bill hanging fire 793: Pure-food bill 

 passed 346; Pure-food law, effect on apiculture 

 1289; Pure-food law, provisions and penalties 1350; 

 Pure-food law and canards 1417; Putnam at Medina 

 717. 



Queen, Burt's $25, 870; Queens fertilized in big 

 tent 642; Queens for export 1418; Queens, chilling, 

 to make drone-layers 202; Queens, early, in the 

 North 347, 414; Queen, virgin, destroying old 

 queen 1110; Queen-cage candy to be disinfected 

 1050; Queen-excluder, inventor of 1557; Queen- 

 mailing cages 795; Queen-mating boxes, see mating- 

 boxes; Queen-rearing bulletin 346; Queen-rearing, 

 early, in' the North 348, 414. 



Railroads not cutting sweet clover 1111; Red 

 clover as a honey-plant 990; Reflex machines, are 

 bees? 1290; Reports on honey 1558; Reward, $1000 

 346; Robbers, killing, to stop robbing 990; Robbing, 

 effects of 990; Robbing, a trick worth knowing 990; 

 Robber-traps, value of 1050; Root twin mating-hive 

 718; Root mating-boxes 17; Root, A. I., the man 

 and his work 278; Root, A. I., and baby nuclei 

 1291; Root, A. I., with bees again 718; Root, Allan 

 Irving 1230; Root's, E. R., Florida trip deferred 

 345- Root, E. R., not a director 16; Root. H. H. 

 567; Root. H. H., assistant editor '".■>; Rural Bee- 

 keeper 717. 



