. American bee Journal. Biene Kultur; Bienen. und Verpackung. Aufgrund seiner erfolgreichen Bemühungen in dieser letzteren Venture, wurde er von den Projektträgern in den Vereinigten Staaten gesucht, sowie England und Frankreich. Die Anlage ist im Garten Spot von Wisconsin situafed. Sur - von der Natur in ihrer schönsten Form abgerundet Es ruht - friedlich mit, obwohl die meisten aktiv innerhalb - am westlichen Ufer des Flusses, und mit seinen hohen Rauch-Stack und Pfähle auf Stapel von Bauholz, präsentiert einen malerischen Anblick. Neben dem Werk der schönen Rock River dam Rushes und poltert im Sommer - Zeit, die Hilfe der

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. and packing box. Owing to his successful efforts in this latter ven- ture, he was sought by promoters throughout the United States, as well as England and France. The plant is situafed in the garden spot of Wisconsin. Sur- rounded by Nature in its most beautiful form it rests—peaceful with- out, though most active within—on the west shore of the river, and with its tall smoke-stack and piles upon piles of lumber, presents a most picturesque sight. Adjacent to the factory the beautiful Rock River dam rushes and rumbles in summer-time to the aid of the great engine, until its rumble, growing fainter and fainter, loses itself in the distant fields beyond where it mingles with the hum of the bees that profit by its toil. Conveniently located is this large industry, easily accessible to the lumber regions of northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. In the year 1903, 800 cars of basswood, elm, poplar and pine were shipped into Watertown and switched onto the G. B. Lewis Company's private tracks. To the average layman this seems enough wood to supply sufficiently the bee-keepers of a continent. To arrive approximately at the business that is done by this Com- pany in a fair season, the following facts covering the year just passed may be of interest: 50 car-load orders alone, and 10, 000 smaller orders as well were entered and shipped; 10 tons of comb foundation, thou- sands of hives, and 15.000, 000 sections were sold. The sections alone, if placed unfolded in a straight line, would more than reach from Chi- cago to San Francisco. This concern now occupies in the business world a place of promi- nence envied by many, and enjoys a reputation justly earned. Its success is largely due to the modern and liberal methods employed by Its officers, who exemplify the old adage, that " Liberality begets lib- erality." At the helm of this institution is found Mr. Geo. C. Lewis, its president, who has bad the active management of the bu

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