. American bee journal. La cultura delle api; le api. 716 L'AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Xov. 5, Apis dorsata. Ma in realtà temo che l'impresa potrebbe fallire a causa dei funzionari, sarebbe certamente più affidare la gestione della nuova API ad alcune preferite tizi che renderebbe un ventoso la loro rottura. Dire, perché non organizzare una " società " e fare il proprio im- porting e mettere il Queens sotto la cura di pratica bee-uomini, per la versione di prova ? J. E. stagno-no ! La maggior parte decisamente non. Alcuni anni fa la questione era dis- cussed piuttosto e da quello che ho gat- ered da tale discussione, mi ha costretto ad entrare t

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 716 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Xov. 5, Apis dorsata. But, really, I fear that the undertaking might fail because the officials would most certainly entrust the management of the new bees to some favorite dudes who would make a windy failure of them. Say, why not organize a " stock company " and do our own im- porting, and put the queens under the care of practical bee-men, for trial ? J. E. Pond—No ! Most decidedly not. Some years ago the matter was dis- cussed somewhat, and from what I gath- ered from that discussion, I was obliged to come to the conclusion that they could not become a practical factor in modern apiculture; and I am of the opinion now, that the discussion that is being made, is more to subserve the purpose of some one who knows that cranks and an easily-gulled public always exist, and " are playing a tune to suit their de- sire for dancing." This, I think, is the attempt on the part of those who are trying to work up a boom on the big hum-bug—"Apis dorsata.". C^ct)cral ltcrr)s^ No More Novels—Feeding Bees. I don't want to miss any numbers of the American Bee Journal. I've quit reading novels since I have had access to the Bee Journal, but I wish it contained letters and experiences from Southern apiarists, for our warm climate has dif- ferent needs from the North. We know nothing of housing up bees here, since they can work nearly the whole year. I tried various methods for feeding, the past dry summer, and 1 hit upon a grand success, by placing honey-comb on plates, and filling with syrup. Maky F. Huddleston. DeWittCo., Tex. Not Repudiators. I did not get a pound of spring sur- plus honey. I began to think my bees were going to repudiate their subscrip- tion to the Bee Journal and Gleanings, but they came to time with a small yield of the finest fall honey I ever had. So you see they are not repudiators. W. E. Burnett. Harrisburg, III., Oct. 23. South Dakota Report—Gol

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