. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. 36 DIE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, 31.01.20, Honig von Ihnen genommen. Durch eine immense Menge sprechen, überredete ich ihn, mir die Bienen für die Hälfte der Honig und die Hälfte des Anstiegs haben. Ich habe sie nach Hause, schneiden Sie die Bienenstöcke auf die richtige Größe zu mir zu passen, und kehrte ihm über 150 Pfund Honig in wenigen Tagen. Ich habe sie zwei Jahre, hatte einen guten Start und kam ihm 10 colo-Nies, und ich nicht den Betrag von Honig erinnern. In der Zwischenzeit hatte ich einige Wildbienen gefunden. Der erste Schwarm fand ich, als ich die Jagd für meine Kühe, ungefähr drei Meilen f

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 36 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL, Jan. 20, taken any honey from them. By doing an immense amount of talking, I persuaded him to let me have the bees for half the honey and half the increase. I took them home, cut the hives down to about the right size to suit me, and returned him about 150 pounds of honey in a very few days. I kept them two years, got a good start, and returned him 10 colo- nies, and I do not remember the amount of honey. In the meantime I had found some wild bees. The first swarm I found when I was hunting for my cows, about three miles from home, and in my shirt sleeves. I had just found the cows, and came across a fair-sized swarm clustered on a bush. I never could think of leaving a swarm of bees, so off came my shirt. I fastened up the neck by tieing up the sleeves, cut off the bush, and put the bees, bush and all into the shirt, gathered up the flaps, carried them home across lots, as the country was new and not fenced. Then we had a season that the bees clustered out and did not swarm or pro- duce any honey. The following season I heard of a Hollander, by the name of Wellhausen, that made bees swarm at will. He made swarms at 25 cents each. A neighbor had three colonies, and said he was going to get the old "gent" to come and " swarm them " for him. So I made arrangements for the neighbor to be sure and have him come over and make some swarms for me. I also paid the neighbor for a day's work to come over and interpret, as Mr. W. could not talk English in- telligently. So I wormed what information I could out of him before he commenced operations. This Mr. W. held out the idea to his neighbors thai no one else but he could do what he did, as he possest the power to enchant the bees, .etc. He smoked the bees at the entrance, from his tobacco pipe, then turned the hive bottom up, inverted a half-bushel measure over the mouth of the hive, wrapt a sheet around the hive and measure, so the b

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