Index to Contents 



201 



Drawn Combs Objectionable to 



Swarms 59 



Drone-brood the Result of Old 



Queens 62 



Drone-brood, Uncapping to Prevent 



Swarming 194 



Drone-comb, When Bees Build 61 



Dummies for Contracting the 



Brood-nest 57 



Dysentery in Cellar Indicated by 



Odor 193 



Electric Bell to Determine When 



Cans are Filled 107 



Elmer, When he Kept More Bees... 12 

 Empty Combs, Importance of for 



Extracted Honey 93 



Entrance for Hive Large 55 



Entrances, the Arrangement of for 



Hives in the Bee-yard 45 



Equipment for Bee-hunting 16, 17 



Escape for House-apiaries 133 



Escape, Putting under four or five 



Supers 96 



European Foul Brood and Italian 



Bees .- 194 



European Foul Brood Cured by 



Alexander Plan 146 



European Foul Brood, Curing with- 

 out Melting Combs 145 



European Foul Brood Forestalling. 146 

 European Foul Brood, How to 



Treat 137, 145,146 



European Foul Brood like American. 137 



Excluders, two Styles of 37,38 



Exhibit of Bees -. 150 



Exhibits at Fairs 147 



Exhibits of Comb Honey From One 



Colony 148 



Experimenting on too Small a Scale. 23 

 Extracted Honey, Cans for.... 106, 107 

 Extracted Honey, How to Adver- 

 tise Same 115 



Extracted Honey, How to Prepare 



for Market 110 



Extracted Honey, How to Pro- 

 duce 92-108 



Extracted Honey, How to Retain 



the Flavor 106 



Extracted Honey, How to Sell 



Above Market 114, 115, 116 



Extracted Honey, Importance of 



Empty Combs for 93 



Extracted Hone3', Italians best for. 30 

 Extracted Honey, Queen-excluders 



for 37 



Extracted Honey Selling in Large 



Lots or Retail in Small Way 113 



Extracted Honey, Spring Manage- 

 ment for 95 



Extracted Honey, Straining 105 



Extracted Honey, the Importance of 

 Producing a Fine Well-ripened 



article 93, 93 



Extracted Honey Green and that 



which is Well Ripened 93 



Extracted or Comb, Which? 26 



Extracting After the Harvest 93 



Extracting and Extractors 103, 104 



Extracting and Feeding Sugar 166 



Extracting-combs Heated to Extract. 94 



Extracting-combs, Warming up 96 



Extracting in a Cellar 181 



Extracting, Keeping Stray Bees in 



Honey-house 196 



Extracting, Putting on Supers for. . 95 

 Extractirig-supers for the close of a 



Comb-honey Harvest 91 



Extracting-supers to Start Bees up 



into Sections 88 



Extracting Unripe Honey 194 



Extractor Driven by Gasoline En- 

 gine 103, 104 



Extractor, Power-driven, How it 

 Saves Honey 103, 104 



Fairs, Beeswax Exhibited at 152 



Fairs, Exhibits at 147 



Fairs, Judges at 153, 154, 155 



Fairs, Premiums for 153 



Fairs, Social Features at 149 



"Farmer-Honey" 110 



Feeder for Feeding Back 81, 82 



Feeders for Fall Work 85 



Feeding Back as Syrup 82 



Feeding Back Colonies, Record 



Kept of 82 



Feeding Back, Honey Thinned Down 



for 83 



Feeding Back, how to avoid Blotchy 



Combs 84 



Feeding Back, Objections to 85 



Feeding of Bees 78-86 



Feeding Back, Selecting the Col- 

 onies for 81 



Feeding Back, Separators Necessary 



for 84 



Feeding Back to finish Unfinished 



Sections 79 



Feeding, Caution about Transmit- 

 ting Foul Brood 86 



Feeding in the Fall Preferred to 



Feeding in the Spring 



Feeding Early in the Spring Objec- 

 tionable 190 



Feeding in Winter 188 



Feeding to Stimulate Brood-rearing. 78 



Feeding Thick Syrup for Fall 86 



Fence Separators 39 



Food for Wintering Bees 165 



Foul Brood, American, How to 



Recognize 136, 137 



Foul Brood Carried from Feeding 

 Honey 86 



