GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Our Homes and Notes of Travel. 



Alfalfa in Different Localities 412; Alfalfa on 

 Michigan Soils 104; Aluminum v. Tin 811 : Apiary, 

 Somerford's 397; Apiary, Starting, in Cuba 501; 

 Apiary, Woodward's 294; Automobile Factory, Olds 

 729; Automobiles 557; Automobile, Cost of Run- 

 ning 935; Automobiles v. Horses 731, 733; Auto- 

 mobile Trip in Michigan 560, 770; Automobling 

 in Michigan 560, 643, 688, 770, 932. 



Belmar Cave -455; Bees, Stingless, in Cuba 109; 

 Bingham, T. F., Visit to 770; Boys, dealing with 

 504; Breakfast, None, in Cuba 163. 



Cabin in the Woods 554, 972; Cappings, To 

 Render into Wax 161; Cardenas, Cuba 454; Clover, 

 Sweet, Future of 1020; Cold, Catching, Terry's 

 Theory 508; Consumption, To Cure 1020; Cook- 

 ing, Root's Short Cuts 555; Crown, Neglecting 969; 

 Cuba, Our Own Apiary in 108, 161, 249; Cuba, 

 Travels in 66; Cuba, Two Days in 251; Cuban 

 Apiaries and Managers 294, 293, 453, 499; Cuban 

 Homes 109; Cuban Mission Work 201, 252; Cuban 

 Travels 111, 200. 



Diet of Lean Meat 1019: Dollar for Looking 

 Yi Second 349; Doolittle Queens in Cuba 295; 

 Drugstores and Liquor 1018; Gardening in Cuba 

 346; Ginseng, Its Cultivation 36; Grand Canyon 

 810; Greenhouse, ^ Acre 505. 



Healing, Divine 559; Hicks and Weather Bureau 

 599; Hives, Log, in Cuba 499; Hochstein's Apiary 

 250, 293, 401; Honey, Selling on Sunday 971, 1017, 



Hottest Place in U. S. 812; Humbugs and Swindle* 



404. 



Imagination Affecting Health 598. 



Language, Spanish 68; Lettuce Under Glass 505; 

 Lippia Nodiflora 936. 



Maine as a Healtn Resort 349; Maple Sugar In 

 Michigan 402. 



Onion, Giant Gilbraltar 164; Onions, Freaks of 

 349; Orange Nursery in Cuba 348. 



Pansy-bed 554; Paso Real, Cuba 499; Pineapples 

 in Cuba 250; Plum, Sloe 936; Potatoes, Wintering 

 in Michigan 559. 



Queens, Doolittle's 935. 



Rambler's Apiary in Cuba 349; Rambler's Death 

 451; Rhubard, Growing it in Winter 09; Shallots 

 412; Stealing Ideas 642; Strawberries in California 

 939; Strawberries, New Varieties 641; Strawberries, 

 500 from ^ Acre 506; Sugar-mills of Cuba 347; 

 Suicide, Haste to Commit 453; Sunday on Saturday 

 1015. 



Temperance in Cuba 162; Temperance Matters 

 26; Tobacco Column 509; Town with Saloons, Ef- 

 fect on Churches 772; Transportation Companies, 

 Are they Soulless 639; Travels in California 933; 



Vetch, Sand 689, 813. 



Waterworks of Havana 456; Weather Bureau 506; 

 Whisky Advertisements 507; Whisky Business, 

 Treating 507; White's Advertising Agency 933; 

 WilKin Sisters, Visit to 711. 



Yumuri Valley 456. 



Fig. 169.— The Root-German Steam 

 Wax-pre.ss. Price $14.00. Shipping 

 weight, 70 lbs. 



ROFITS. 



Many bee -keepers allow old combs and 

 scraps of beeswax to collect, which, for lack 

 of time and the proper utensils, are scattered 

 or eaten up by moth -worms. A 

 big item would be added to the 

 year's profits by the timely ren- 

 dering of said wax by an econom- 

 ical process. We believe the press illus- 

 trated herewith fills a long-felt want in 

 rendering wax. 



B. Walker, Clyde, 111., says: 



Was inclined to believe at first that the German 

 wax-press was a failure; but after a thorough trial 

 I was well pleased. I secured 30 lbs. more wax 

 from one day's use of the machine than I would 

 have secured by the ordinary method of rendering". 



N. E. France, Platteville, Wis., State In- 

 spector of Apiaries, and General Manager 

 National Bee keepers' Association, says: 



The German wax- press is by far the best ma- 

 chine or process to save wax from old black brood- 

 combs. 



Manufactured by 



Uhe A. I. ROOT CO,, Medina, OHio, U. S. A. 



