GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Fairs, honey exhibits at 29; Family of honey- 

 eaters 1186, 1307; Farmers, simple hives for 209; 

 Farmers' institutes addressed by bee-keeper 439; 

 Feed for bees in winter, different kinds 95; Feeder 

 for nucleus hives 940; Feeder, Alexander, modified 

 1256; Feeder, Alexander 499; Feeder, Miller 67; 

 Feeder^ shallow pans in bottom-board 824; Feeder, 

 outdoor, trough for 831; Feeder, Alexander, for 

 chaff hives 830; Feeding outdoors 493; Feeding out- 

 doors on cork chips 1168; Feeding by spraying 

 leaves 232; Feeding for stimulation of in spring 

 444; Feeding for stimulating 231, 354, 504, 564, 

 828, 868; Feeding outdoors for stimulating 517; 

 Feeding for stimulating, Alexander on 499; Feed- 

 ing sugar syrup 1175; Feeding back extracted honey 

 during flow 650; Feeding up for fall 1112; Feeding 

 in the cellar 1312; Feeding in spring, preparation 

 for honey flow 933; Feeding bees in winter 199; 

 Feeding back unfinished sections 75; Feeding bees 

 in winter quarters 94; Feedinjf, to stimulate, with 

 candy 1177; Feeding, larger crop secured after 499; 

 Feeding, does it pay? 828; Fence, placing slats 

 further apart 1118; Pence, extra, at the side of 

 supers 1191; Fences and plain sections preferred 

 817; Ferris system of- producing honey 511; Fences 

 and plain sections not liked 748; Ferris on two- 

 queen system 803 ; Ferris system of swarm control 

 880, 1006, 1121; Ferris comb-honey attachment 1184 

 Ferris, two-queen system 586; Fertilization of bios 

 soms, bees for 509; Fertilizing queen-cage 1568 

 Fertile workers, see laying workers; Field bees, to 

 prevent loss by moving 744; Field meeting of Euro- 

 pean bee-keepers 1502; Field day at Jenkintown 

 1004, 1061; Fireless stove 928, 1483; Flap-jacks and 

 honey 364; Flight of bees 1114; Flight of bee, 

 length of 1421; Flight, advantage of after hauling 

 to cellar 139; Flight, cleansing of queen and 

 workers 830; Flights in winter unnecessary 1310; 

 Florida, apiary in shade, advantages of 738; Flowers, 

 organs of 752; Formic acid in brood 1483; Foul 

 brood, bees immune to 1047; Foul brood, no race 

 proof against it 806; Foul brooa, why checked by 

 buckwheat flow 950; Foul brood, can diseased larvae 

 be removed? 505; Foul brood, does honey contain 

 germs? 5S0; Foul brood, some statements con- 

 demned 806; Foul brood, bee-escape method 1294; 

 Foul brood, spores of germs in honey 639; Foul 

 brood, izal for 650; Foul brood, English expert on 

 885; Foul brood, modification of McEvoy plan 

 1067; Foul brood, Simmins on 886; Foul brood, are 

 germs carried by inspectors? 889; Foul brood, does 

 it affect mature bees? 350; Foul brood not cured 

 by Alexander plan for black brood 887; Foul brood 

 may disappear without treatment 736; Foul brood 

 in extracted-honey apiaries 205; Foul brood not 

 cured by removing queen 806; Foul brood cured 

 without medication 807; Foul brood carried in 

 honey 1294; Foul brood v. black brood 991; Foul 

 brood can not be cured with diseased honey in 

 hive 806; Foul brood in extracting 13; Foul brood 

 cured without medication 22; Foul-brood inspector 

 in Ohio 886; Foul-brood inspector for Mesa Co., 

 Cal. 1420; Foul-brood bill, Ohio 1071; Foul-broody 

 colonies, extracting honey from 206; Foundation 

 starters in wired frames 301; Foundation starters, 

 hiving on 831; Foundation sagging 745; Foundation 

 splints, sawed 564, 639, 721; Foundation starters 

 V. full sheets 725; Foundation sagging 412; Founda- 

 tion in Europe adulterated 793; Foundation starters 

 bottom 1287; Fouridation in Canada stretching 1352 

 Foundation fastening, groove-and-wedge plan 1578 

 Foundation supported by vertical splints 487, 

 Foundation sagging in unshaded hives 805; Founda- 

 tion drawn out after swarming 805; Foundation to 

 use and prevent sagging 804; Foundation, groove 

 and wedge for fastening 96, 98, 500, 564, 715, 746; 

 Foundation, size of in sections 1114; Foundation, 

 drone, demand for 1348; Foundation, bottom start- 

 ers of 351; Foundation, putting in sections 1254; 

 Foundation, brittle, to soften 1287; Foundation, 

 wires not imbedded 209; Foundation, sagging of 

 808; Foundation, melted wax to fasten 501; Foun- 

 dation, full sheets used 940; Foundation, light 

 grade not desirable 495; Foundation starters v. full 

 sheets 505, 804; Foundation, hot-plate for fastening 

 805; Foundation, lighter grade preferred in Texas 

 208; Foundation, home-made v. manufactured 209; 

 Foundation, wiring in deep frames 208; Founda- 

 tion, lighter grades condemned 808; Foundation- 

 fastener, Aulick's 1254; Foundation-fastener, Par- 



ker improved 9!); Foul-brood spores in honey 868; 

 Frame, Woodward self-spacing 594; Frame, Hoff- 

 man, see Hoffman frame; Frame, Marback, metal- 

 spaced 670; Frames, staple-spaced 289, 815, 940; 

 Frames, brood, starters in 724; Frames, wired 808; 

 Frames, device to hold while nailing 741; Frames, 

 wired, foundation starters in 301; Frames, method 

 for shaking 652, 798; Frames, horizontal wiring v. 

 vertical 746; Frames, wired, starters in 495; 

 Frames, double-groove-and-wedge top-bar, see foun- 

 dation; Frames, closed-end reversible 1434; Frames, 

 self-spacing, reversing preferred 994; Frames, no 

 one kind suited to all 741; Frames, to wire 587; 

 Frames, no one kind for every one '67; Frames 

 with short top-bars 809, 867, 887; Frames, shallow 

 extracting 1072; Frame-spacers, various German 

 1009; Freezing kills bees 275; Fruit-trees, when to 

 spray 517; Frame-spacers, Miller on 1236; Frame- 

 spacer, metal sides and end 748; Fruits preserved in 

 honey 1175; Fruit-blossoms, bees to pollonize 234; 

 Fuel of clover hay, for smoker 1129; Fumigating 

 empty combs 727. 



Gallberry as a honey-plant 35; Gasoline-engines 

 for extractors 1242; German authorities on wax- 

 rendering 1000; German bee-brush 938; Gleanings 

 in French 412; Glucose karo syrup 1416; Glucose, 

 commercial, not a good food 277, 362; Goldenrod 

 in Canada 1235; Government distribution of Cau- 

 casians 495; Government lease of bee territory 

 1427; Government control of bee range 991, 1047; 

 Grading honey 24, 502; Grading of comb honey 

 213; Graham bread, honey in 1189; Grass, Doo- 

 little on mowing 595; Grasshoppers 874; Green, 

 J. A., not an inspector 1420; Greenhouse, bees in 

 509; Griffin's class in apiculture 585; Grooves and 

 wedge for holding foundation in frames, see foun- 

 dation. 



Habit, force of, in bees 1227; Hall, J. B., as a 

 honey-producer 1353; Hammer, magnetic, for bee- 

 keepers 1565; Hatch on arrangement of apiaries 20; 

 Hauling bees, see moving bees; Hearing of bees 

 233, 277, 343, 812, 1072, 1235; Hearing of bees v. 

 smell 344; Heartsease and smartweed honey 1512; 

 Heather honey, thickness of 1352; Heddon honey- 

 board 199; Herman Holmes, life history 159; 

 Hershiser bottom-boards for wintering 1312; Her- 

 shiser on honey market 575; Hive with two queens, 

 Ferris on 586; Hive for farmers 275; Hive shal- 

 lower than Danzenbaker 1442; Hive, Aspinwall non- 

 swarming 275, 657; Hive, Danzenbaker, preferred 

 994; Hive, divisible-brood-chamber 657; Hive, double, 

 Ferris 512; Hive, Educational 591; Hive, eight- 

 frame dovetailed, preferred 940; Hive, long-idea 

 1435; Hive,' Hoffman, eight-frame, preferred 1072; 

 Hive, moisture in 639; Hive, observatory, with long 

 entrance 230; Hive, Pearl-Agnes 665; Plives in 

 Germany hard to manipulate 208; Hives and their 

 relation to swarming 1237; Hives for farmers 209; 

 Hives without followers to frames 343; Hives open 

 at the ends 1424; Hives to adopt, see appliances; 

 Hives tight at top 496; Hives covered with blankets 

 when moving 505; Hives, manipulation of instead 

 of frames 747; Hives, Gallup, ten-frame 1492; 

 Hives, value of double walls 997; Hives, chaff 67; 

 Hives, carrying into cellar 1131; Hives, color of 

 570; Hives, proper color for 85; Hives, combs melt 

 in dark-colored 748; Hives, ventilation under 516; 

 Hives, large v. small 1237; Hives, large, to prevent 

 swarming 365; Hives, double-walled 1298; Hives, 

 double-walled, best for comb honey in the North 

 229; Hives, proper color for 655; Hives, standard, 

 preferred 994; Hives, factory v. home-made 994; 

 Hives, 12-frame, advantages of 151; Hives, impor- 

 tance of standard 1492; Hives, manipulation of, in- 

 stead of frames 1011; Hives, sectional, J. E. Hand 

 on 747; Hives, piling in cellar. West plan 1227; 

 Hives, shallow, to use 84; Hives, eight-frame Lang- 

 stroth preferred 730; Hives, arrangement of in 

 cellar 1182, 1183; Hives, cleats v. hand holes 563; 

 Hives, weighing of 1014; Hives, ten-frame v. eight- 

 frame 209; Hives, unpainted 639; Hives, chaff, 

 unknown in Texas 208; Hives, painting 1428; Hives, 

 large 34; Increase, to keep down 34; Hives, cleats 

 instead of rabbets 809; Hive-carrier 343, 440; 

 Hive-carrier, iron 520; Hive-carriers quickly ad- 

 justed 1434; Hive-cleats v. hand-holes 487; Hive- 

 carrier, Greiner's 1235; Hive-carrier, Holtermann's 

 1235; Hive-carrier, West 1250; Hive-carrier, rope 

 for 443; Hive-carrying rack 1444; Hive-cover 291; 

 Hive-lifter, Cyrenius 802; Hive-lifters, improving 



