. Il apicoltori' review. La cultura delle api. Gli apicoltori' Riesaminare 45 Coraggio e Perserverance, accoppiato con esperienza, fare un Team vincente. F. B. CAVANAGH.. ¥" "qui ci sono due cose che attirano un editor's eye quando egli è cercare- contributi ing- zioni. In primo luogo, una cosa che vale la pena di scrivere circa, e in secondo luogo che la conoscenza abilmente scritte fino. Theodore Roosevelt è andato a caccia nei boschi africani, con la quale egli ha fissato qualcosa da scrivere circa; egli inoltre pos- sessed la capacità di raccontare una storia di orso, così ha venduto il suo articolo per $1.00 una parola. Ora "W. Z." sa io non sono un bravo scrittore; non ha nemmeno fatto offe una

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. The Bee-keepers' review. Bee culture. THE BEEKEEPERS' REVIEW 45 Courage and Perserverance, Coupled With Experience, Make a Winning Team. F. B. CAVANAGH.. ¥' 'HERE are two things which attract an editor's eye when he is seek- ing contribu- tions. First, a thing worth writing about, and, second, that knowledge cleverly written up. Theodore Roosevelt went hunting in the African woods, whereby he secured something to write about; he also pos- sessed the ability to tell a bear story, so he sold his article for $1.00 a word. Now "W. Z." knows I am not a clever writer; he didn't even offer to pay the dollar a word, but in view of the fact that he asked me to write at all, I believe he must have seen me coming out of the woods somewhere, and thinks I have a story. At the age of 14, just 15 years ago, I started bee keeping with one-half of a hive of bees. The other half belonged to my mother. I took care of both halves, and extracted more stingers by far than I did pounds of honey. Mother and I were the best of partners, and both con- tributed our share to the welfare of the business. Although we do not still main- tain our partnership on the same financial basis, I believe that she still shares the pleasure in watching my successes of today. My early experiences, some of them laughable in the extreme, were very similar to those of others who made a close study of the business. I was an enthusiast on bees; bought books and read three bee journals, and swallowed everything without winking an eye. Success attended my efforts from the first. The bees increased to over 100 colonies; and I went through college; meanwhile, buying out my mother's interest, and increasing the bees to over 500 colonies; all run for extracted honey. Thus far, I had shipped bees by the car load, worked bees on shares for others, and leased apiaries to some ex- tent. Then came the comical part of it all: 1 sold the goose that laid the golden egg; sold the bees that had paid the ex- penses o

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