. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. 12.02.1903. Die AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 109 ausgewaschen. Die Maisernte in diesem Teil des Landes keine viel zu wry, wie der Mais alle erstarrte. Wir haben eine sehr komfortable Winter bisher; es wurde nicht "J (l Ijelow null noch, und nicht mehr als sechs Zentimeter Schnee. Letzte weel ≪war der Schnee fast alle gegangen, aber Gestern schneite es einige und heute ein wenig mehr, die fast zu rodeln. Ich sehe nicht, wie eine Biene - Ueeper verwaltet entlang ohne den American Bee Journal zu erhalten. Clayton Co., Iowa. B.F. Schmidt. Bienen lange gehalten. Ich habe meine b

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Feb. 12, 1903. THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 109 washed out. The corn crop in this part of the country did not amount to wry much, as the corn all froze. We are having a very comfortable winter so far; it has not been 'J(l Ijelow zero yet, and not more than six inches of snow. Last weel< the snow was nearly all gone, but yesterday it snowed some and to-day a little more, which will almost make sleighing. I do not see how any bee-Ueeper manages to get along without the American Bee Journal. Clayton Co., Iowa. B. F. Schmidt. Has Kept Bees Long. I put my bees in for the winter packed well with chaff and ground cork. I have .53 colo- nies. They stored only 200 pounds of surplus last season, it being too wet or cold. I had to teed several colonies in the fall ; I had .5S colonies then, but when I commenced to pack for winter I found (j colonies had starved out. I have kept bees for Hs years, and some- times have more than at other times. I use all movable-frame hives. I used to use the U. P. Kidder hives, but have now discarded them and am using the Falconer chalt hive, also some Simplicity and Chautauqua, and the dovetail. They are all very satisfactory to me. The fence separators I do not like, nor do I like the plain sections; I would rather have the 4'4 by 4I4 with wood separa- tors or even tin. I have used both kinds. The trouble with the fence separators is. the bees build comb to them so that when I take out the sections a good many of the cappings are broken, and it makes them leak. Elisha Bailey. F^rie Co., N. Y., Jan, 37. Swapming-Out in Winter. My bees are wintering finely. They had a flight 2 weeks ago, which did them lots of good. I had one swarm out then just like in summer., I did not know what to make of it at the time; they went in with their next door neighbor, which was a weak one, but had plenty of stores, but when I examined their hive i found the queen dead, and about 30 pounds of honey, so I concluded they c

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