Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 6

— { { i o NS PAGE SIX MINNESOTA BEES HIT BY SUGAR SHORTAGE $St. Paul, Nov. 25 —-Becm’se bees fim Minnesota gatherea no honey since Avgust, whenthe bulk of their store was removed by beekeepers, and also because there is a nation-wide short- age of sugar, hundreds of colonies are ir danger of being wiped out by starwation. #rancis Jager, chief of the divi- gion of bee culture at University farm. says the bees must be fed or they will starve. Sirup made from sagar is the only substitute for honey that the bees will accept, but there i#s po sugar onthe market, and be- gides, it is very late to feed. In this emergency the bee division chief ad- wvises the beekeeper to try to get some sugar through the county agent from manufacturers. Wintering condi- tions must be made ideal, he says. JENKINS STILL JAILED. S0 FAR AS KNOWN (By United Press.) Washington, Nov. 25.—“William @. 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