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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
FINE GOODS SELL
AT FAIR PROFITS
Depression in Other Branches
Traced to Controversy Be-
tween u. 5. and Germany.

Fall River, Mass, June 13.-Trading
in cotton goods last week was very
quiet. Manufacturers and buyers we're
Indifferent about trading; millmen
were against conceding anything in
the way Of reductions in prices, while
prospective purchasers showed disin-
clination 10 buy at prices named by
manufacturers. In some instances It
is known that buyers showed a will
lingness 70 do business for future re-
ouirements at prices which are now
prevailing, but millmen did not APP
prove Of this idea because there is a
feeling among some manufacturers
that prices will 90 higher just as soon
as the present controversy between the
United States and Germany is at an
end.
What is needed is a moderate meas
ure Of confidence. and when this comes
there is no reason TO expect further
depression. One Of the most inAu-
entail cotton goods men Of New Eng
land stated Saturday morning that &C
cumulations among Fall River mills are
by no means large, while the stocks in
the hands of New York merchants are
meagre, thus making a condition IA
vorable for larger business very prom
Using after fair amount o. conf
dence is restored.
Fine goods mills are doing a larger
amount of business for the present
than the medium count mills, and it
is reported that the margin of profit
is comfortable. The yarn markets are
relatively quiet, although in a small
way there is something doing all the
time. The total sales for the week are
estimated at 10000 pieces, about half
of which are spots. The goods sold
last week were mostly SO and 3Sh
inch goods. Narrow goods are dull,
with prices largely nominal The quo
tations: 2s-inch, 64x64, 3hc; 28-inch,
64x6O. 3h; 27-inch. 64x60. Sc nominal;
27-inch. 56x56, 25sc; 27-inch, 56x52,
2Ikc; 38I2-inch, 64x64, 4hc; 39-inch,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
DIPHTHERIA IN HONE
FOR CONVALESCENTS
One Hundred Mothers and
Their Babies Driven Back
to TenementS.

An outbreak Of diphtheria closed
Caroline Rest in Hartsdale. yesterday
and drove 100 convalescent, mothers
with their babies, back to their stuffy
homes in New York City. Two ser
wants developed the disease. With
fourteen other attendants, they were
ouarantined by Health Officer Todd
The mothers and nursing infan's, who
had not come in contact with the al.
ficted attendants, were hustled out OF
the place. u-
the two patients, diagnose their Ill
ness as a mild attack. The disease
cropped out at time when the home,
which is conducted by the New YORK
Assoc;ation for Improving the Condi-
tion Of the Poor. is filled TO capacity
Many Of the inmates had just arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
SETS WAR DEBTS
AT $ll,250,0OO 1000

Correspondence Of The Associated PTess.l
Budapest, May 25.-The national
debts of the belligerent powers have
been increased S11 ,25O,O00,000 since the
beginning of the war, according to fig
ures compiled by DR.. Elmer Hantos, a
Hungarian financial authority.
Austria, says DR.. Hantos, added
s745. 100000 TO her previous debt Of
50. zoe. 100000, and Hungary S426,OOO,OOO
TO previous debt Of Sl.395 100000.
Germany's national debt at the be
ginning of the war was $6,420,000,0 900
and this had increased by 2,s95,OOo,-
600 at the end Of March. Turkey in
creased her national debt from $685.
OOO.00 to S7l5. 100000.
Great Britain's increase is set by
DR.. Hantos at 100000, Frances
AT 5000, 900 900 and Russia's at $780,,
600 900. Smaller amounts are charge
able TO Serbia, Montenegro, Belgium
and Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
ARRIVED.

Daleby lBrl Marseilles May % and Algiers 25
10 II Winchester & Co. IN ballast. Bar. s 80 n
- Paul Liverpool June ,. 10 the American Line.
with gli first and 800 second cabin and 33 Storage
passengers. mails and mdse. Bar, 10 m.
Northwestern Baltimore June II. 70 the Texas
OH Co. I'm ballast. Passed IN Quarantine 50 a m.
Delaware Philadelphia. 10 the clyde Sc Co. with
md,e Passed IN Quarantine. ll.07 m.
Gronland DAM Rosario May Is. with lnseed 20
the American LinSccd Co, vessel % master. Bar
midnight l2th.
Auchencrag CBr) Guantanamo June 6. 70 the
Munsou s. Line with sugar. Bar. $3.50 m.
Georgian. Philadelphia June r. 70 the American :
Hawaiian Line. IN ballast. Left Quarantine Z 10
m.
Panamaan Norfolk June u, to the American
Hawaiian S. Co. IN ballast. quar-. is m. 49,
Madison Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the Old
Dominion S. Co, with passengers and md5e. Quar-
3.l2 pm.
Northern Paper Co: vessel 10 Bull Co
sandy Hook y J. June 10. $50 m--wind
northeast. light breeze dense fog light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers 81 Fiau4 lBrl. Hsvre: Coya lBr).
Valparaiso: Copenhagen tBrl. Callao. San Juan.
Gibara: Bucnos Aires. Havana; Fl Mar. Galveston;
ShaWmut lamp Sabane. Tampa. II DeyereuN.
Norfolk. Tyler Norfolk and Newport News Princess
Anne Norfolk and Newport News; Chesapeake
Baltimore bark Gwydyr Castle tBr). Adelaide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14

sehoenfeld. ref: due. s27.s4O.os; taxes. ETC.
t5S93O.
At 32Os Third sv.:
By James J. Donovan
VAN NEST Az. $50 e s. 1858 Unionpot I'd.
g5rqS. Wm Dettner AIT Rose Nathan Ell al. e1rs.
A Acker atty: J 4 McEyecty ref. due.
So SOL "a taxes. etc. S2Ss.
By Joseph T. Day
INTER PARCEL. at point ll2 clinton az and
lT0th st. Boston ri. 81 lOE96 $40. llKi5t \ X
Crossln AT John Reilly et al; Harold swain.
atty: ] II Truesdae. ref, due, Sl7l6.i2; tales.
etc t7S94
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FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ
II ij-5S2 Amsterdam ay, NJ Rozenak; $500.
l. 55-23j Edst i5th ST.. r. G DOrri. tritns.
l.2O--32S Madison st., s Frankel: trifing
l.40-l6l East l0Sth ST.. $. Corker; trlflils
l.SO-6l4 East 18th ST.. !. Greenstein, t1tns.
2Iu-g3l Sd ay r. Greuuell. trifling
SOL West lljth St. 2. ZeoneOSlV; 5000.
550-l06 EIdridge ST.. Cooper q Piukus. trfllng
g.45-yl East llgth ST. Rose ?. Epstein. trifliLg.
SOO-lUq East laOth st.. J. Renlsl.or. trltllg.
5O-2i2 West 18th st.. J.. taLd'an. thlns.
10 1873 eth az, J. Cohen; trlfllng.
+. NJ
l.lO-5iS Westchester av.. unknown; no damage
l.lJ-Fo0t East 95th st., ID. y. e, no damage
l5j-q2 Cannon ST.. $ Salup. no damage.
2.O5-337 9Th av unknown: no damage.
. 4O-62 East Goth ST.. Mrs VI. Bates; trifling
4IJ-S9 East tooth S.. H. Held trifling
l.5O-lIl and ll3 9th az. W Meade. triflins.
8l5-33i Rlcecker st.. unknown no damage.
7OO-Ssl Forest ay.. n KeHick: trifing
S.2O-il-i3 W. l35th ST.. Mr.. Ferguson trihing
S.3O-l40 r. ith St. Mrs.. Schachuer; trifing.
Si5-7I Allen st. NJ Siverman: $500
OO-l6jth g. and Broadway. auto. II HOFFMAN
tuaing
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FenaIe.

Female.
COOK and plain laundry: nice neat Irish girl. With
yery best references So. Mrs. MasOns Agency
l3l West i2d s. BRYANT 5C35
cQoNf0n9s l S. f5 s'' Rscn eS 10 East
4si IT. Telephone >oi7-Muray HilL a.
cor PLE-Coored. Americans: butler useful VIE
excellent cook. best references. ~. odeA
Agency. sos 9Th az Phone Bryant 1907.
COTPLE-Young. highly recommended: Finnish .
excellent cook. butler. useful 30 an}whees GOV
Odelrs Agency. SIS ON az fhohe I'D @ls wv
PIE-N0rth u ireland Proiesianis. butler.
use,,,I. cook. specially competent; SO. best per
s,la. references Miss Sbea's Agency 80 =. "a
Murray I'm s75i
HOI sENORkER Punish American. strong; VIII
Agerry II y l25th 81 Phone 53l5 hati'in.
UCI SFNYORkER Competent woman. @ith thlf.
tlel-yea old Use'ui dlughiT ~. 20 a"2 "',iS'
bes, reference Mss Shea's Agency, so =. "a
Murray I'M p,
iT0T sFSyORKER Neat well recommended. Young
TrisL giri good cook waitress. city. country 90
oici,. Agency So 9Th Phone Bryant 1901
INFANTS RSE-Conpe,ent German: best ref.
Lar. & Boecherer Go. Agency. - W $50 e. -
TSFANTs NURsE-Youus: hospital trained. four
49,, ys;in t ssGel'eIIt wssi iO "a q, '''''' Wv
NORTHUMBERLAND capable young woman
references: SIS. Masons Agency. l5l Wet i2d
LIDY7s NAID-Fngish- thoroughly experienced
$50 cify OF country, Industrial Assn, II IVES, i2d
LADIES' MAIp-German. competent ssamstfes'.
.alriresssr pafycr. best references wages $50 So
can al IArg gcechercr Co Agency. IS W SD "
LAUNDREsS First Iaundress or alone. Finnish
girl: highest reference. Jussila Agency. go lex
irgton ay Tel. iij3 Plaza
LAUNDRESs- CHAMBERALAID-Compet young
eornau with best references; $50. 80 anywhere
Miss shea's Agency. 30 T. t2d Murray Hi 5671
IAUNDREss -CHAAiBERSiAID-Fin class; jus
disenEagei thre5 years sIoellent references ooun
n. preferred. Industrial Assn II West i2d o..
LAUNDREss- CIAMBERAfAID, useful. smar
young woman. xlllinE. ooligng. four year, las
position $50 Mrs. Mason's Agency, l3l West az
u BDant 500.
NTRsE-North German; eIperisneed: city. county
references wages t25-tso. Call a. Lang 4
Boscherer Co Agency. i3 West 22rd Street
NJ RsE. mothers helper useful: refined young
woman. speaking French: excellent seAlnstress
anywhero: SIS Mrs. Mason's Agency. 1871 West iet
st. Bryant 56S5.
TWO GIRLS Cook ss5: waitress. ehambermaid
SIS eight years LAT place; 50 anywhere. Mia
Shsa's Agency, 20 p igd. Murray Hill eIIa
WAITRESS PARLORMAID Competent girl bes
references city. country. Wages. $50 Call q
Lang BoeehersF Co. Agency. ~ W. sSd o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close y. I.
Destination and steamer. 80 ,. m.
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Philippines
via San Francisco -ShiuyO Maui. To-day
Hawaii via san FraaciscO)-Sierra., June II
Hawaii via san Francisco --Lurline. June II
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Yea
land Australia via san francisco)-
Moana Observation-Disclosures. June IS
Maru ..,,...."'.'... ...........-,,.J June 20
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China, Philippines
via San Franclscoj Persia. ........... June 81
Maru ....................,J June "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
HELP WANTED.
Female.

GIRL wanted IN country FOR general houseWork
three people. good wages: IS minutes from New
York Write for fun particulars. Gernstack. o.
Whaley st.. Freepor, l.. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

BUTLER English; thoroughly competent. four years
last place. excellent references. city or country
$50 Industrial Assn. II West i2d ST.
GARDENER and USEFUL MAN .-German. under
stands the work Gesenhof 81 az
HOTSESfAN- swiss. no, afraid Of hard work. rel.
erences. city. country SIS. Industrial Assn, II
West i1u ~.
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Female

AA-wAITREsS. Young Scotch sirl SIS; excel
lent references T.. Miss H0'mayer's Agency, 10
Ea,, ga b.. thrd door. Tel. sgil-Murray HIl.
GUNNBFRlfAID WAITRESS or PARLORAiAID-
EralisN Protestant. three years excellent refer
ences. city. county SIS. Industrial Assn. II West
i2d a..
CHIID-S NURSE Finnish arI; very b, refer
encs willing % help other work Jusslla Agency
$50 Lexington av Tel iija Plaza
COLORED COUPLE souiheren. butler. valet,
u,eflII. excellent cook or iaundress. best refer
snres SIS Mrs. Ma,oI's AgeacJ. l3l West ga s.
Byart 1898.
rOLORED COOk-First call all round Young cook
audi manager. S30. best personal references. Miss
shras Agency. 80 p. i-d s. murray hill. bItt.
COOK-German. first class. city or county. best
Bocsbefer 20 Agency. % Wssi 3Srd Street.
COOK An Excellent swedish cook: best reference:
with kitchenmald or sous. Jussua Agency. $50
Lexington az Tel Ass Plaza.
cook and WAITRESS and CHAbfBERNiAID -
Finnish girls best reference. together or separate
JnS,llA Aseucy. $50 Lexington aV Tel Ass Plaza
COOK -HOI EEkEEPER-R Refined woman: daughter
II. steady place. near school. highly recommend
I'd SIS. Mrs. NasOns Agency. l3l West i2d s.
Bryant 1888
COOK -LAU NDREss-CHANiBER NlATD- WAITRESS
Both thoroughly competent. together o. separate.
"a, wears excellent reference wage SIS So city
- county. Industrial Assn. l. West ied 81
Phone $40 BDant
CuOK-Colored. equAi chef club. Inn. arst csa
boarding house. nnest recommendations. any
where. Mu Masous AgenC. l3l West i2d ~
Bn ant 561a.
COOK-YcuEy Irish Protestant; economical; al
years last place; SIS county preferred In
dgsihL AJSa-. II w,si i2d ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
INSTRUCTION.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans bJ
compressed air. steam. hand or on door 1858
Brosdyay 42l East 4Sth 81 coz BRANDT.
Tel la2-:sth "
MULTiGRAPH TYPEwRITTEN LETTERS.
zoo. 81 30; 00O SIZE. 10000. 81,
g. r. WETHaRFORD.
40 BY Equitable Bldg }. Room l3l. Phone 454S.
SEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest. Most Modern.
pricss R,ssouable Send Tor Circular.
I'll asa3. lsq3 Bryant 437 439 West 45th 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14

tI,sbs.t ,,rp-raturs yesterday. - th " 80
M, lowest. So at p. M aVeiase y,se'uAg
al. average foz corresponding date Az 20" ,b,.s
average for corresponding dAe la''
ytArs. o..
Barometer RsaolagI
m....70I4 ?. M. 80 l. p !"
Humidity.
a m .............. 70 = y -
Ieesi Fof,sas,-Fslr ioda, pretia.a u .,,s f,,,s
saFly m the morning 70 morrow 'aAh "''- ''''-
rect winda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mails Vessel
v-....1 For Lire close sails
q 20 Tnut, savannah - 8 90 pm
TUESDAY. JUNE IS.
Ancona Naples. Uaian......... $50 am J! 90
X Amsterdam Falmouth. H-A.. $50 am 100
Hyperia MonteVideo. Houston. IL 90 800 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
500 Ideal Summer Resorts

Handsomely illustrated Brochure with niorma-
ton regarding summer resorts 10 vermont and on
Shores OF Lake Champl1iG. VITA hotel. farm arf
Village home accommodations. sent 90 re0llpt &c.
STAMPS for mailing Address. No. ). summer
Homes 3S5 Broadaay. heH YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
Vessels Arriving at and De,
parting from Port Of
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Innse. AS; sunset. 75l; moon sets, a23;
MS age. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14

18th Str. near 4th Ave.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

oIneIos Carnival. Grad Central Palace. ~ A,
UIs ielh entrance Ortn from II - n niaAAHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
Up THE HUDSON
By DAYLIGHT
All Service Daily Except Sunday

All service bhNs 'fN''fN
Direct Rail Connections 20 all points
IN the Catskills Saratoga. the Adiron-
dacks. tho West and North. MUSIC
'J Dssb Dr. p St.. $40 A. N; ". 4zd 81.
A NJ. vs.. l2sth St. 20 4. NJ; honk-
ers as A. NJ. landing az West Point
Newburgh Poughkeepsie. Kingston
Point Cotskiu. Hudson and Albany
All through rail tickets between Ne"
York and Albany accepted.
One Day Outings TO Poughkeepsle'
NewburRh or West Point
str. ROBERT FULTON. hour later
service TO West Point, Newburgh ana
Poughkeepsie. begins saturday June H.
Afternoon Boat
FOR West Point. Newburgh, Pough-
keepsle. Kingston and way landings,
leaves Deshrosses St, l-i5 ?. NJ w.
AGA st. =. II, W. l29th st. Z.20 P.
NJ Daily' except Sunday. Ideal outing
10 West Point. returning by boat or
By rail .
T @nllNG:1T5k
nExzEkDEa2'lHs1Fk
IIIIINU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-14
two BIG AUCTION
SALES OF LOTS
One of Brooklyn Parcels
Will Be Held To-mor-
row Evening.
THE OTHER PROPERTY
IN THE WEST BRONX
Latter Tract, on High Location,
Will BE Disposed OF In Sales
room on Wednesday.

Interest in tho auction market this
week centres in two notable sales Of
building lots. One Of these are Of
Brooklyn parcels and the other Of lots
in the west section OF The Bronx.
Tomorrow evening, at the Academy
Of Music, Brooklyn, the Jere Johnson,
Jr., Company will offer the last 2s1
lots Of the original purchase which re-
suited in the creation of Borough Park,
which have been ordered sold to close
out that enterprise, the auction bring
ing to an end probably one Of the most
successful developments in Brooklyn.
Borough Park can be reached in TWEEN
from the Manhattan side of the Brook
Ign Bridge, and the new subway will
bring the section stiN closer to Man
haitian. The lots to be sold are To-
Gated on New Utrecht av., 14th to 18th
avs, 41st to 6lst st
In section of The Bronx near New
York University, where apartment
builders are rapidly effacing It's semi
VI al Nlldl dNNCl ny VIC tlCNNiOl VI HlNN
ern apartment buildings, is situated,
close to the Washington Bridge, a
tract Of 172 lots, which Bryan L. Ken
nelly will offer bidders in the Vesey
ST. salesroom on Wednesday next, be-
ginning at noon.
The lots involved in this offering are
bounded by Shakespeare av., Macomb's
Road, Jesup Place, Featherbed Lane
and West 172d st. They are to be
forced upon buyers, owing to the call
ing in Of a mortgage which the own
ers of the lots are in no position to
protect. In its physical makeup
West Bronx is similar to Washing
ton Heights, and that thriving settle
ment is effectively joined by Washing
ton Bridge and the trolley lines oper-
ating over it.
The budget for the week at the
Vesey st. and The Bronx salesrooms
follows:
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

WEDNESDAY. JUNE l6
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WAITRESS. PARLORMAfD -Competsnt CIR best
Feieronces city country. saEes $50 Call a.
Lag A Boechersr Co. Agency. ~ W. s3d o.
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sllrsuppoRTlNG sruDr>I-

census OF 'h, students who .l, .....,.
The" way through the University of Icta. .,.....
ihe fact ta, about thirty student. .r, ..,,.
,''"''' Tor various newspaper Ihc Austin Ir
Dune alone s using twelve university students
Gamers Zoe lsEan. o studcu, publication a...
two carrora ond mailing clerk al sl y.I... ....t
on theu duties 90 : a. "a Some 81 M. .....
published iu other cities use university students .
delivery boys 'hr San Antonio fspr-. ,.l ,.
ample using three
Nj Glenn Fu,cr manager ol tHr Tribune,
says that be finds lhr students 90 b, more r..,,.r
than other carriers During the lasi four .r.,. DO,
has had 90 average OF twelve university student.
each year acting as carriers ON. l.. f. ...,..u,
Tor The ii'h year Tie took B a des1,. Iau
year and s uo" taking law Thus boy hs. made
more than expense. having saved up nearly .
thousand dollars Tie stays with Tribune tout.
duung The summer and does what other ,sY.l Do,
can lind dunn. vacation There Is another h..
bunc Gamer who Is beginning h.s fourth ..,I
several are beginning then second ..ar having
renamed over during the summer ON. student
gave zap student assis,antvhlp tp begun pope.
route. aud says that hc not only nud. % more
profitable. BOO. also that u .a more pleasant work
Tie docs uo' have 10 take any other exercise. nuI
says hc ihua. .la Iob ono oi thc best .oIms ol r,
crcisc Mo-. .I thc caucis udc bicycle. hHt .e.
crol OF them walk AL ol th,m v... alur bad
weather
hey nate 'som so 60 $50 pr. month SOM.
being paid % salary and others vofer. .ul conn
mission.
AS ...r th- student ,lo ..f.. .. .a.
through s,hoo. aas Ia ban CO.. maun. aI . .u.
cess Of whatever work be- undertake. Otto. I. .u
she's s.hoo. BIN the opporunne. ... ...,r.a.
young uor an5 women Co srI aur. vn.l.H. obey
con earn them expenses while aHruIu. ...,r.
are very limited 90 proportion lo Doc .emaua ,na
wr sruew lur otrrcp.'lcd .usr..ar. rs ... u.r
aud women oi means 200 the state f.a' '... ... mo-.
al, better smith portion n' them m.... f... Ht
Tho establishment of student '.au uuH. r.. .....
90 'hr University of Texas. BONE ar s.uo.. ...r
institution. ai higher 'camn. boo r... H... 'U.
fund would enable students who ... .auul r.. .r
deserving 'a borrow muur, d" .un rf.. .. .u...
rst 'o Boz pad back when d.y h..r ..u......
their ,oIIes. courses and entered .... n.. r..
.eesiore s. small start 200 rhIe dr..u.. H.. ....
made ult only q start Waco Nr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-02
Authorities DISCUSS CAUST
WARS LOW DEATH RATE

PARIS March The relatively
small proportion oi men hii by lu-
frrir, tire BIAS been Aplained hy
Tie nU tla. the blue sky draw tGr
aim high 90 Illustration maintains
tha' 900. position is untenable be-
rHu.n high lre b. often more deadly
rN.r loss hs reason oi The fact THAI
u reaches tl. reserves who are often
.,wH.rH ir TAR more compact
m. Sham fNe men Ou Tie firing
Ur.
g.. ..r.re position 900 infantry
.al. 1858. barre. forms au angle ot
about .- degree. above The horizon.
40 from g.. q. 90 degree. The LcbeI
-.fp n.'U 'la D bullet has q range
.f about i4U0 yards MAXIMUM sun.
posing tHaf considerable part OF
fI, ar. HHrs drawn mrh hy tho
Hnr SKIS fG.r. f0ud ho L0u. 0i
$50 .arf. just Within thc maximum
range .u1f would boz particularly
unU-H.u iHr tEr reserve.
Police court Note,
T. Ufy police record how. one
a.r for .u'NoaD0U Sunday
Tg Daily News Want Ad
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alRsrRIPIlON RA1rs.

me D''y New' will b, delivered by ,srri,
-nyvhsf. 90 Amarillo. or by mail ,,,,,.J. ID -.
city. Tor $500 yer. or soc q nentA i, 49,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-02

Only morn'nz Newspaper in tho Amsrll,
Country. Covru the Panhandle Of T,r,, H.,
sin View Mexico. Southern Colorado and W,,l,rr
Oklahoma from twrlv. to twenty four hour, \,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-02

Tp O. Daily News Want Ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-01
They Preferred Death

TWO pretty little Los Angeles girls, who
1 by every right in the world. should be
planning their graduation frocks. are in a
San Diego hospital. miraeulously saved from
death by their own hands. They sought that
manner OF escape from notoriety and shame
the result OF a thoughtless escapade.
They ran away from home-samc old
story--on motorcycles. with two youths and
went to Tia Iuana. the hell-hole Of Lower
California. After being insuscd by the Grim
nals who make headquarters there, deserted
by their boy companions, and after narrow
escape from an opium den, they escaped
across the line and into the hands OF Amer
lean police.
Officers OF the law arc for the purpose
OF protecting society from the acts OF GRIM
inals and Furnishing crime.
This was clearly a case for discretion.
Both girls had respectable, good mothers,
the girls themselves were but maynard. had
committed no crime. intended none; they
were more sinned against than shining.
How much better IT would have been
to have thrown the cloak OF secrecy about
the whole sad affair, TO have returned them
TO their homes and mothers. with their repu-
tations untarnished. that they might profit
by their fearful lesson.
Instead they were placed under arrest
and confined. Their rcgrettablc lapse was
made public. with all the shamng details
Result--an attempt at suicide, we'll nigh sue
cessful. an added stigma to their names more
degrading publicity.
They henceforth will be pointed out to
the gaze OF vulgar curious those Tia
Juana girls" Have the true ends OF justice
been served?