. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. 300 DER AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Am 9. Mai. G' eor £"-c W^Y ≪irU, -- Editor, veröffentlicht wöchentlich durch George W. YORK &Amp; Unternehmen, 50 fünften Ai^ enue. - CHICAGO, ILT.. ? 1.00 im Jahr - Beispiel Kopie gesendet. [Eingetragen am Post-Offlce an ChlcaKo als Second-Class Mail-Matter.] Vol XnV. CHICA&O, bel., Mai. 9,1895. Nein, 19. "T'T T? ? ? Y^r? ? T? Y?< redaktionelle Budget * Frau Ctaas. Dadant-maße, ich bedaure, learu, gestorben am Freitag Morgen, den 3. Mai, im Alter von 78 Jahren. Sie war in ist verheiratet und kam zu diesem Land im Jahr 1863. Sie hatte drei Kinder. Ich weiß Br. Dadant-maße ein

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 300 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. May 9, . G'eor£»-c W^ 'Y<irU, - - Editor, PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY GEORGE W. YORK & COMPANY, 50 Fifth Ai^enue. - CHICAGO, ILT.. ?1.00 a Year—Sample Copy Sent Free. [Entered at the Post-Offlce at ChlcaKo as Second-Class Mail-Matter.] Vol. XnV. CHICA&O, ILL., MAY. 9, 1895. No, 19. "T'T T ? ? ? y^r ? ? T ? y ?< Editorial Budget* Mrs. Ctaas. Dadant, I regret to learu, died Friday morning, May 3, aged 78 years. She was married in IS-iT' and came to this country in 1863. She had three children. I know Bro. Dadant and family have the tender sympathy of all bee-keepers in their sorrow, and particularly that of the Bee Journal readers to whom the Dadants are so well known. An International Congress of Bee-Keepers is mentioned by Dr. Brown in his department this week. It has been suggested as a feature of the Cotton States and Indus- trial Exposition at Atlanta, Ga., some time between next Sept. 18 and Dec. 31. Now the great South will have another op- portunity, as it did at the New Orleans Exposition in Febru- ary, 1885, to have a grand convocation of bee-keepers from all over the world. At the New Orleans bee-congress 2-i States and Canada were represented. Dr. Brown was the permanent President, and Thos. G. Newman the Secretary. Let all who are in favor of holding another International Bee-Keepers' Congress the latter part of this year, in Atlanta, Ga., communicate such desire at once to Dr. J. P. H. Brown, Augusta, Ga. The Bee Journal will co-operate in every way possible to make it a success, if it is decided to hold it. *-.-* Father Langfstrotli and his work for bee-keepers is appreciated everywhere. Gleanings reports the receipt of $10 from an admirer of Father L., who keeps bees in Costa Rica, one of the republics in Central America. The amount has been forwarded to Father Langstroth, and gratefully ac- knowledged by his dutiful daughter. Editor Root has this to say further about

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