Set up an empty hive body for a while and then when nothing bad
happens they'll feel better, move the bees in. If something bad happens,
show them that it's empty and that it's not your fault, nature happens.
        Or on a less underhanded note, find out what the ordinaces are.
If you're ok, then go for it. If there is a problem, make your neighbor
PROVE it's YOUR bees. Just because a brown dog bites my kid, doesn't mean
the elimination of ALL dogs in the neighborhood.
 
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Dave D. Cawley             |    Where a social revolution is pending and,
University Of Scranton     |    for whatever reason, is not accomplished,
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ddc1@SCRANTON              |                            -Daniel De Leon
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