1903 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



73 



A Man Can Not Know too fluch 



about his business. No saying is truer than 

 "Kuo\vledf,'-e is power." Man}' bee-keepers 

 have failed who might have succeed>.d, and 

 many who have succeedetl might have enjoy- 

 ed greater success had the\' possessed all of 

 the knowledge it would have been possible 

 for them to secure concerning their business. 

 When I was a bee-keeper, before I began 

 publishing the Ri:viK\v, I found it to my 

 interest to read all o the bee- journals pub- 

 lished. Time and again a single item was 



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