. American Bee Journal. La culture de l'abeille ; les abeilles. ^f xj. (Saisi une deuxième-classe affaire Jaly 30,1907, au PoBt-Otncc Ohlcago à, 111., unrierActof 3,1 Mars)179.) publiés chaque mois au coût de 1 $ par année, par George W. York &AMP ; Company, 117 North Jefferson Street, George W. NEW YORK. Éditeur. DR. C. C. MILLER. Rédacteur associé. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, JUIN, 1911 Vol. LI- -No. 6 Commentaires J'oiixoiitioii National à iVIiniie- apolis, Un ; ;.  :{{Et : 1. Nous supposons que tous nos lecteurs sont en tenant compte de la prochaine assemblée annuelle de l'Hee-Keepers' associa- tion à Minneapolis, août ;iO et 31, 1911. Je

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Xj ^f. (Entered an second-class matter Jaly 30.1907, at the PoBt-Otncc at Ohlcago, 111., unrierActof March 3, 1)179.) Published Monthly at $1.00 a Year, by George W. York & Company, 117 North Jefferson Street, GEORGE W. YORK. Editor. DR. C. C. MILLER. Associate Editor. CHICAGO, ILL, JUNE, 1911 Vol. LI- -No. 6 Editorial Comments National i'oiixoiitioii at iVIiniie- apolis, An;;. :{ and :{1. We suppose that all our readers are bearing in mind the next annual meet- ing of the National Hee-Keepers' Asso- ciation in Minneapolis, Aug. ;iO and 31, 1911. It is a little early yet to know just what the honey harvest is going to be for inil, but certainly all will hope that it will be sufficient to permit every- one to attend the ne.xt meeting of the National who desires to go. It is to be held right in one of the best honey- producing districts of the United States —where bee-keepers are accustomed to attend conventions; surely it ought to be the best attended of any meeting the National has had in many years. There are some very important ques- tions to be decided at this meeting, which will atTect bee-keepers of the whole country in various ways. The Constitution should be thoroughly re- vised so as to permit the Board of Directors to take some progressive steps in the interest of the whole mem- bership. It is to be hoped that the very best ability to be found on this conti- nent will be present, so that such nec- essary action may he taken looking to the advancement of the bee-keeping in- dustry, as shall have the unanimous vote of the membership of the National next November. The Executive Committee—which is composed of the President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary and Treasurer—will be glad to receive suggestions from any and all members who think they can help to put bee-keeping on a better business basis than it occupies to-day. We hope there will be no hesitation on the part of any member to send in any recommendations

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