December, 1909. 



[American Hee Journal 



Crooked honey from hive, removing — 307. 



Cross bees, taming — 214. 



Cucumber growers, bees and — 279. 



Cull honey— 59. 



Curing foul brood in the fall — 120. 



Cutting queen-cells to control swarming — 247. 



Cyprian bees— 214, 247, 342. 



Dadant hive, 8-frarae Langstroth vs. — 240. 



Dairying and white clover — 170. 



Dates of afterswarms — 229. 



Dead brood, foul brood from — 127. 



Death Notices — 



Carr, Editor W. Broughton— 120. 



Rey, Tohn M.— 7. 



Russe'll, William— 199. 



Smith, J. O.— 362. 

 Decapper, Miller automatic — 177. 

 Decoy hives— 127, 128, 146, 183. 

 Defective brood — 306. 

 Delayed Fertilization — 7. 

 Depth of T-supers— 104. 

 Deserting hive for lack of pollen — 275. 

 Destroying queen-cells and swarming — 198. 

 Detecting queenlessness from outside appear- 

 ances — 171. 

 Develops the home honey-trade — 106. 

 Dickson and his apiary. Mr. — 169. 

 Difference in races of bees — 50. 

 Different length frames — 278. 

 Disagreeable hive-odor — 67. 

 Diseased bees and how to treat them — 201. 

 Disease, queer — 100. 

 Disinfecting combs — 216, 307. 

 Disinfection of foul-broodv hives — 262. 410. 

 Distance bees go for nectar— 101, 124, 209, 



236, 238. 

 Dividing by nuclei — 206. 

 Dividing colonies, increase by — 97. 

 Dividing instead of swarming — 20. 

 Dividing the brood-chamber — 206. 

 Dividing vs. natural swarming — 21. 

 Divisible brood-chamber hives — 102, 415. 

 Does age deteriorate honey — 37. 

 Doing things at Berkeley University — 100. 

 Do nurse-bees affect queen — 71. 

 Double T-tins— 275. 



Double-walled vs. single-walled hives — 137. 

 Dozen interesting questions — 182. 

 Drawn combs — 308. 

 "Drifting." preventing — 276. 

 Drinking milk with honey — 216. 

 Drone-comb in supers — 85, 97. 

 Drone questions — 248. 

 Drone-rearing, late — 19. 

 Drones and mating of queens — 248. 

 Drones, many — 247. 

 Drone-trap — 274. 

 Drouth and clover, 332. 



Early brood-rearing — 150. 



Early queen-introduction — 103. 



Early queens — 247, 417. 



Early spring feeding— 21, 202. 



Early spring overhauling — 95. 



Early work with bees— 128. 



Easy way of increase— 229. 



Editor's silver anniversary-^119. 



Education and bee-keeping — 89. 



Effect of bees on flowers — 147. 



tncct of tarred paper on bees — 70. 



Eggs and unsealed brood out of hive — 247. 



Eggs delayed in hatching — 392. 



Eight-frame Langstroth vs. Dadant hive — 240. 



Eight-frame or lO-frame hive — 181. 



Elephant, big prehistoric — 40. 



Emergency cells — 367. 



Emigh, thank retiring treas. — 402. 



Empty combs, keeping — 247. 



Encouraging neighbors to keep bees — 24. 



Energy of swarms — 358. 



Entrance almost sealed up — 373. 



Entrance-blocks — 340. 



Entrances, hive — 72, 



Entrances to prevent swarming — 43. 



Entrance ventilation — 182. 



Entrance, winter size of — 214. 



Equalizing brood in spring — 103. 



Equalizing colonies — 117, 



Escaped queen — 274, 



Essential principals in spring management — 96. 



Euroncan foul brood. Dr. Miller's experience 



with— 394. 

 European foul brood in California — 232, 

 Enterprising boy bee-keeper — 278. 

 Exchanging queens from hive to hive — 127. 

 Excluders and chunk honey — 372. 

 Excluder zinc — 247. 

 Exhibits at fairs, something new for bee and 



honey— 330. 

 Expectant sister, an — 171. 

 Experience of a beginner — 69. 

 Experience with bees — 248, 309. 

 Experience with a T-super — 24. 

 Experiment station, apicultural — 44. 

 Experiment with bees — 105, 

 Extracted, best hive for — 71. 

 Extracted honey, care of — 142. 



Extracted honey, packing of — 143. 

 Extracted honey, producing — 93, 128. 

 Extracted vs. comb honey — 70, 104, 241, 368. 

 Extracting combs, protecting and preserving — 



336. 

 Extracting comb with patch of brood — 247. 

 Extracting frames — 247, 412. 

 Extracting granulated honey — 274. 

 Extracting honey without opening hives — 295. 

 Extracting of honey, late — 141, 273. 

 Extracting outfit for out-apiaries — 63. 

 Extracting without shaking or brushing — 412. 

 Extractor, automatic — 96. 

 Extractor, washing the — 215. 

 Extra thin foundation — 21. 

 Eyes of bee — 147. 269. 



Fall nuclei — 374. 



Fall preparation of bees — 63. 



Farmers' tactics — 116. 



Fastening foundation— 103, 148, 181, 246. 



Fastening foundation in brood- frames — 102. 



Fastening foundation in Hoffman frames with- 

 out wiring — 103. 



Favors pictures — 415. 



Feeding a weak colony — 307. 



Feeding bees— 373. 



Feeding bees in cellar — 20. 



Feeding bees in winter — 20, 21, 245. 



Feeding bees to hasten increase — 21. 



Feeding candy in winter — 418. 



Feeder, cheap — 415. 



Feeding for winter— 20. 307, 340. 



Feeding for winter and spring — 19. 



Feeding honey in sections — 374. 



Feeding of bees, spring — 170. 



Feeding on sugar syrup for winter stores — 

 368. 



Feeding sour honey — 234. 



Feeding sugar — 374. 



Feeding sugar candy — 103. 



Feeding sugar for winter stores — 71, 373. 



Feeding sugar syrup in spring — 102. 



Fence separators in T-supers — 104. 



Ferguson uncapping machine — 199. 



Fertilization, delayed — 7. 



Field-meeting of New Jersey bee-keepers- 200. 



Fig-wasp like the honey-bee — 363. 



Fig problem, has solved — 363. 



Finland bee-keeper calls — 296. 



Flax for honey— 306. 



Flight of drone and queen — 372. 



Flouring queens before introducing — 216, 279, 

 410. 



Folding setcions — 68. 



Food for larval bees— 177. 



Food for queen and worker-larvae — 211. 



Fool Bee and Wise Moth— 415. 



Forced swarming — 176. 



Formic acid, bee-stings and — 178. 



Foul brood— 11, 45, 51, 56, 70, 88, 93, 103, 

 127, 139, 166, 214. 271, 276. 293, 296, 

 302, 308, 326, 393, 394, 401, 410. 



Foul brood and damp climate — 88. 



Foul brood and saliva— 296, 393. 



Foul brood bacilli, multiplication of — 293. 



Foul brood bulletin— 277. 



Foul brood doctor — 298. 



Foul brood from dead brood — 276. 



Foul brood, getting honey while curing — 120. 



Foul brood in Illinois — 296. 



Foul brood in New York— 342. 



Foul brood in the fall, curing— 120. 



Foul brood laws for Iowa and South Dakota — 

 88. 



Foul brood legislation — 239. 



Foul brood origin and treatment — 308. 



Foul brood samples — 325. 



Foul brood treatment, Ealdridge's — 139. 



Foul brood treatment, McEwen's — 410. 



Foul brood work in Texas — 65. 



Foul-broody county — 310. 



Foundation— 72, 102. 



Foundation, extra thin — 21. 



Foundation fasteners — 247. 



Foundation splints — 341, 358, 374. 



Foundation, wiring— 22. 68, 101, 181. 



Frames and splints — 183. 



Frames, wiring — 137. 151, 184. 



Fraud on the honey-bee — 338. 



Fruit, value of bees to — 411, 



Fall treatment of foul brood — 166. 



Full foundation sheets for swarms — 127. 



"Fun" to hunt bee-trees — 66. 



Gasoline engine for apiary work — 401. 

 Garden trowel as a hive-tool — 418. 

 Georgia apiary — 416. 

 Georgia for bees — 215. 

 German bcc-papcr — 68. 

 German honev-cakes — 10. 

 (Germany's honey -cake town — 171. 

 Getting bees — 102. 

 Getting bres out of supers — 308. 

 Getting bees to work m sections — 246, 294. 

 Getting pood queen-cells — 118, 

 Getting honey out of combs without an ex- 

 tractor— 128. 



Getting honey to granulate — 214, 



Getting honey while curing foul brood — 120. 



Getting increase — 21, 22, 69. 



Getting ready for surplus honey crop — 405. 



Getting rid of foul brood — 302. 



Getting sections and combs cleaned out — 293. 



Getting started with bees — 274. 



Getting straight combs — 215. 



Gets education by keeping bees — 89. 



Giant bee of India— 246. 



Giant white clover — 166. 



Give honey a fair show — 294. 



Giving queens vs. superseding — 70. 



Gladioli cranks and bees — 413, 



God Help the City Boy— 233. 



Golden Anniversary Song, A — 297. 



Golden apiary in Kansas — 168. 



Golden Italians — 181. 



Golden Italians and black brood — 297. 



Good bee-country — 123. 



Good bee-story — 151. 



Good for the Caucasians — 151. 



Gooa queens essential — 73. 



Good winter for bees — 44. 



Good work of two bee-sisters — 123. 



Government and Bee Culture — 5, 93. 



Grading and testing queens — 2GS. 



Grading rules of the Colorado Association — 59, 



303. 

 Granulated comb honey — 214, 246. 

 Granulated unfinished sections — 146. 

 Granulation of honey — 142. 

 Gravity honey-strainer — 830. 



Hamlet — Modernized — 167. 



Handling comb honey — 341. 



Hard luck— 74, 



Harness dressing — 410. 



Hauling bees for wintering— 245. 



Haulinc of comb honey — 59, 304. 



Hearing rather than seeing bees — 234, 



Heating honey for destruction of the bacteria 



of disease — 143. 

 Heck's repair member — 295. 

 Helping bee-pasturagc — 358. 

 Helping the sale of honey— 16. 

 Henneken, bee-inspector, K. M. — 371. 

 He wants to know, you know — 161, 

 Hive-bottoms, concrete — 246, 

 Hive covers — 71, 341. 

 Hive crowded with honey — 43, 

 Hive entrance almost sealed up — 373. 

 Hive-entrances — 72. 

 Hive for the farmer — 128. 

 Hive location— 307, 308. 

 Hive-protection for winter, top — 357. 

 Hives, best— 101. 



Hives for comb honey — 16, 73, 102. 

 Hives, eight and ten frame — 67. 

 Hives in winter — 89. 

 Hive, size of — 243. 

 Hives, something about big — 13. 

 Hive-stand, Todd— 416. 

 Hive to begin with, best — 19. 

 Hive ventilation, winter — 307, 417. 

 Hiving swarms — 342. 

 Hiving with a clipped queen — 175, 267. 

 Hogwort— 342. 



Holy Land and Cyprian Bees — 12. 

 Home-made wax-extractor — 101, 

 Honey and almond cake — 304. 

 Honey and beeswax imports — 359. 

 Honey and water-cress juice for removing 



freckles— 123. 

 Honey a popular food — 230. 

 Honey as a food, selling — 49. 

 Honey-cakes, German — 10. 

 Honey crop and prices for 1909—295, 332. 

 Honey-dew— 274, 275, 276, 299, 306, 307, 325, 



418. 

 Honey-dew for cooking — 418. 

 Honey-dew for winter stores— 299, 359, 372, 



418. 

 Honcy-egg-and-lemon for loss of voice — 172. 

 Honey egg-nog — it's good — 123. 

 Honey for cancer — 234. 

 Honey for canning fruit — 9. 

 Ili'ucy for making hands white — 9. 

 Honey for winter stores — 244. 

 Honey fourth as a food — 339. 

 Honey from box-hives into sections — 215. 

 Iloney from cappings — 392. 

 Honey gives him stomach-ache — 128. , 

 i.oncy harvest, rather doleful — 273. 

 Honey-house, bee-tight — 332. 

 Honey-houses in California — 140. 

 Honey imported into the United States — 200. 

 Honey in jelly-tumblers — 145. 

 Honey on a tree-limb — 328. 

 Honey poultice for swelling — 234. 

 Honey production— 326, 418. 

 Ilfjney prospects in Texas — 124. 

 Honey quotations — 337. 

 .•oTiey soap — 339. 

 Honey strainer — 23. 



Honey-sweetened tea for the memory — 132. 

 Honey-tart, peasant's — 339. 

 Honey-tea for indigestion^89. 

 iloncy-tradc, develops the home — 104. 



