. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. (Entered at the Post-Office at Chicago as Second-Class Mail-Matter) Published IVeekly at a Tear by George ^V. Tork & Co., 334 Uearborn St. QBORae W. YORK, Editor CHICAGO, ILL,, NOVEMBER 30,1905 VoL XLV—No, 48 /T \«= (Sbttortal Hotcs ^ Comments =\ J' The Minnesota Convention This convention will be held Dec. 6 and 7, 1905, in the First Unitarian Church in St. Paul. It was announced that there would be no meeting of the Minnesota State Associa- tion this year on account of the National con- vention announced for the same time in Chi- cago, but
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. (Entered at the Post-Office at Chicago as Second-Class Mail-Matter) Published IVeekly at a Tear by George ^V. Tork & Co., 334 Uearborn St. QBORae W. YORK, Editor CHICAGO, ILL,, NOVEMBER 30,1905 VoL XLV—No, 48 /T \«= (Sbttortal Hotcs ^ Comments =\ J' The Minnesota Convention This convention will be held Dec. 6 and 7, 1905, in the First Unitarian Church in St. Paul. It was announced that there would be no meeting of the Minnesota State Associa- tion this year on account of the National con- vention announced for the same time in Chi- cago, but now that the National is to be held Dec. 19, 30 and 21, it has been decided to hold the Minnesota convention Dec. 6 and 7. False Conclusion from True Premises The following clipping from the St. Louie Republic, of Oct. 26, has been sent to this ofiice: Making of Honey. The bees make the quality of their honey according to the kind of food or flowers from which it is procured. Eminent authorities on bee-culture state that when bees are fed scorched honey the honey in the combs did not suffer therefrom. The same results oc- curred when granulated honey was fed to the bees. Honey can therefore be adulterated in the combs. Glucose, when fed to bees, is deposited in the combs as glucose, and it has long been known that certain flowers produce honey of a superior quality to that derived from others. There must be something out of whack in the reasoning machinery of the one who wrote that item. Three things are stated as facts: 1. The quality of honey varies according to its source. Sure. 2. Scorched honey fed to bees will be scorched honey in the combs. Very likely. 3. Granulated honey fed to bees will be deposited as granulated honey in the comDs. No proof of that; but for the sake of the argument admit its truth and proceed to the therefore. Therefure honey can be adulterated in the combs. O lame and impotent conclu- sion ! In each of the three cases mentioned, there is apparen
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