. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. 556 DER AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 12.08.29,. C "c" oder "^-o 11', Vor 7f, - liilitttr, PtJBMSHED WÖCHENTLICHE UY GEORGE W. YORK &Amp; Unternehmen, Se Blftb Avonuo, - VlllO^ ao. ll.h. 1,00 $ pro Jahr - Beispiel Kopie gesendet. [Eingetragen am Pust-Offlce in chicaco als Second-Class yoiniV Mail-Matter.]. CEICA&O, krank, bin. 29,1895. Nein,. 35, Redaktion Budget. Frau Jennie Atcliley wurde ein Dele-gate Texas an den Nationalen Kongress der Landwirte zu vertreten, in Atlanta, Ga., Okt. 12 bis 16 gehalten, inklusive ernannt. Dr. Miller genannt im Bee Journal Büro Dienstag, 12.08.20.

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 556 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Aug. 29, . C»c'or^-o 11', Vor7f, - _ liilitttr, PtJBMSHED WEEKLY UY GEORGE W. YORK & COMPANY, Se Blftb Avonuo, - VlllO^ao. ll.h. $1.00 a Year—Sample Copy Sent Free. [Entered at the Pust-Offlce at Chicaco as Second-Class Mail-Matter.] yoiniV. CEICA&O, ILL, , AM. 29, 1895. No, . 35, Editorial Budget. Mrs. Jennie Atcliley has been appointed a dele- gate to represent Texas at the Farmers' National Congress, to be held at Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 12 to 16, inclusive. Dr. Miller called at the Bee Journal office Tuesday, Aug. 20. He was attending a meeting of the executive board of the Illinois State Horticultural Society, then being held in Chicago. I always feel better after seeing Dr. Miller. He must be the sort of tonic I need. Prof. Cook's Entomology Class at Long Beach, Calif., from July 15 to Aug. 15, was very successful. It contained teachers, preachers and fruit-growers. Applica- tions for next season's class are already coming in. That speaks well for the instructor. Prof. Cook wins. The Amalgamation Question.—On page 492 I asked the members of the Bee-Keepers' Union to vote on the question of uniting the North American and the Union into one society. Only six, seemingly, have cared enough about it to vote at all. They are : Jas. A. Stone, Dr. Miller, Wm. Muth-Easmussen, C. Theilmann, M. H. Meudlesou, and L. Eastwood. Their replies will be found on page 568, in cou- nection with those of the regular list of experts who are rep- resented in the Question-Box answers, and to whom the same question was propounded. As might be expected, there is a difference of opinion. Father L, ang:stroth would like to be at the To- ronto convention next week, and will be there if a sufficient amount is contributed to pay his expenses. His daughter, Mrs. Cowan, will accompany him, to take care of him, as she can do it better than any one else. A part of the necessary expenses has already been sent to Father L

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