958 
INDEX 
as Honey Plant . 
as Soil Improver. 
Cumarin in . 
for Hog Pasture . 
Good Seed Bed for. 
Growing for Seed. 
Has Strong Odor and Bitter Taste Due 
to Cumarin . 
Honey . .. 
How Much to Sow. 
Improving Run-down Land. 
in Alabama and Mississippi. 
in Limestone Hills of Kentucky. 
in North-Central States. 
in the West.. 
Inoculation . 
More Virtues of . 
Scarifying Machine . 
Second Year Growth . 
Seed, Making Germinate. 
Small Yellow . 
Soils Suitable for . 
Sowing with Oats... 
Species of . 
Straw after Thrashing. 
Summary . 
to Seed . 
Valuable for Hay.825, 
White . 
Wide Distribution of . 
White Annual .832- 
White Annual, Discovered by Professor 
Hughes of the Iowa Experiment Sta¬ 
tion . 
White Annual, Rapidity of Growth. .832- 
Syrup for Feeding. See Feeding and Feeders. 
Syrup, How to Make.. 
T 
Tarsonemus Woodi, Cause of Isle of Wight 
Disease .279, 
Teaching and Beekeeping. 
Temper of Bees During Swarming. 
Temper of Bees. See Anger of Bees. 
Temperature .835-' 
at Entrance in Cellars. 
at Right Point in a Bee-Cellar Important 
During Winter, How Affected by Disturb¬ 
ance . 
Electric Thermometers . 
Experiment Conducted by Phillips and 
Demuth . 
for Brood-rearing .. 
How Affected by Good and Bad Stores. . 
How Bees Keep it Down in Hot Weather 
How Bees Raise or Lower It.838, 
Important Part in the Bottling of Honey 
in Cellars, Variable, Bad. 
in Cluster during Winter Variable., 836- 
of Cellar . 
of Cluster .810, 836-839, 
of Colony, Various Observers Have Been 
Deceived in . 
of Winter Cluster When It is Quietest.. 
One of the Most Important Factors in Bee 
Culture . 
Point When Bees Raise It During Winter 
to Arrest Granulation. 
Territory for Bees, Moral Rights of.647, 
Theory, Gerstung’s, on Swarming. 
Tiering Up .240, 
Tiering Up, Caution Concerning. 
Titi, Species of . 
Titi Honey, Quality of . 
Thick-top Frames .379, 
Thistles, Canada . 
Tin Cans Improperly Boxed.312, 
Tiny East Indian Honeybee. 
T Supers for Sections. 229 
Tongue of Bee, How It Works. 37 
Tongue of Bee Illustrated. 39 
Tools for Bee Work.11, 576- 579 
Tracheal System of Bee. 36 
Tracheal System of Bee Infected by Parasites 
. 278, 279 
Trailer for Out-Apiary Work. 643 
Transferring .840- 845 
Defined . 840 
Drumming for . 842 
Elton Warner Method. 844 
Heddon Short Way of. 844 
Plow Done . 841 
How to Fasten Combs in Frames. 843 
Sams, C. L. on.841, 842 
Tools Necessary for . 841 
Putting Combs into Frames. 843 
When . 840 
Without Using Old Combs. 844 
Travel-stain. See Comb Honey. 
Trees, Hollow, Bees Found There. 13 
Tulip Tree .845- 848 
Distribution of .846, 847 
Early Bloomer . 847 
Flower of . 846 
Honey . 847 
Other Names for . 845 
Phillips on . 847 
Tunisians . 715 
Tupelo .126, 848- 852 
Black .848, 849 
Honey of . 848 
Ploney, Where Sold. 848 
Other Names for . 848 
Species of. 848 
White .■. 848 
Tupelos, Black and White Found in Swamp 
Lands of Virginia and Florida.851 
Tupelos in Apalachicola Regions of Florida.. 851 
U 
Uncapping-box, Townsend’s . 334 
Can, Root . 326 
Combs in a Large Way.332- 334 
Knife . 545 
Knife, Heated by Steam. 545 
Knife, Root . 327 
Knives and Uncapping Equipment for 
Extracting .332, 333 
United States Census on Bees Better Than a 
Guess . 777 
Relating to Bees Misleading. 775 
Report Showing Beekeeping on Farms.. . 776 
Uniting, Alexander Plan.773, 854, 855 
Alexander Plans Modified. 855 
Bees .852- 855 
Bees, Defined . 852 
Before Bees Are Set Out of the Cellar. . 774 
Difficulty in . 852 
How It May Cause Fighting Among the 
Bees . 852 
How to Prevent Bees in Same Yard from 
Going Back . 853 
in the Spring. 854 
Newspaper Plan of..... . 853 
of New Swarms. 853 
Out-apiary Bees . 852 
to Cure Spring Dwindling. 773 
Unspaced Frames, How to Handle. 581 
V 
Van Deusen’s Reversible Frames. 722 
Vegetative Reproduction . 572 
Veil, Bee . n 
How to Get Along Without. 858 
Warmus and Gloves Combined. 859 
Veils .•.855- 860 
820 
823 
819 
824 
827 
830 
819 
820 
829 
823 
822 
822 
821 
822 
828 
830 
829 
826 
828 
818 
819 
827 
818 
828 
831 
826 
826 
818 
819 
835 
832 
834 
350 
280 
106 
792 
839 
918 
836 
837 
837 
837 
78 
838 
835 
839 
836 
919 
839 
923 
918 
837 
838 
835 
839 
248 
648 
805 
241 
241 
839 
840 
380 
178 
313 
716 
