. Britische bee Journal &Amp; Imker Berater. Bienen. Britische die^^}. Mitteilungen an die Redaktion addresied" Stbanoswatb', Büro, Tower Road, Cambridge Circus, W.C. [Art.Nr. 309. Vol. XVI.] 24.Mai 1888. [Veröffentlicht Wöchentlich.] Ctriiorial,^ atuts, #t die REV. L.L. LANGSTROTH. Es ist vielleicht kein Lebendiger, an die Imker des heutigen Tages mehr als die Rev. L.L. Langstroth, oder, wie er von unserer amerikanischen Freunde bezeichnen, "Vater Langstroth." Wie oft in den Fortschritt und die Entwicklung einer Wissenschaft oder Wirtschaft die Pioniere, die unter Tho erste waren, und Wh verdanken

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. British bee journal & bee-keepers adviser. Bees. British THE ^A^}. Communications to the Editor to be addresied ' Stbanoswatb' Pointing Office, Tower Street, Cambridge Circus, W.C. [No. 309. Vol. XVI.] MAY 24, 1888. [Published Weekly.] Ctriiorial, ^atuts, #t THE REV. L. L. LANGSTROTH. There is, perhaps, no man living to whom bee- keepers of the present day owe more than to the Rev. L. L. Langstroth, or, as he is termed by our American friends, ' Father Langstroth.' How often in the progress and development of a science or industry the pioneers, those who were amongst tho first, and who worked the hardest, very soon become forgotten. It is so in bee-keeping ; those who have done the most, and by their exertions have enabled many in the present day to become not only bec- keepersbut successful honey-producers, are forgotten and ignored. But this is not all, for those who have benefited by others' brain efforts and experi- ences are frequently those who do their best to crush them. Do we not find repeatedly that claims are made to inventions and improvements without regard to what has been done before ? Names of inventors, discoverers, and benefactors, are frequently forgotten in the eagerness to benefit at their expense. We might mention numbers of instances at the present day, where inventions are used with but slight alteration, and the users deriving a pecuniary benefit, whilst the originators, to whom the inven- tion cost a large expenditure of brain power, many sleepless nights, and perhaps a large sum of money into the bargain, are completely ignored. We have a most striking instance of this in the case of the Rev. L. L. Langstroth. We do not wish to enter into the question of whether Langstroth, Munn, or any one else, was the first to invent the frame, but what we wish to point out is that Langstroth was the first to make the moveable comb hive a practical success, and by his work, The Hive and Honey Bee, which is still the standard on the subject, he

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