All of the tests were made in sets of twelve, each set being fully controlled. The blood specimens were unaccompanied by histories and the laboratory results were not in any way influenced by clinical findings. [309] These percentages were taken from the combined results of the tests made at both incubator and ice box temperature. [310] That is to say, the only girls who figure in the present study were girls who were before commitment engaged in prostitution in New York City. [311] New York Tribune Almanac, 1912. [312] New York City, 290 = 59.20%. [313] Note: 7 cards, no information. [314] Preliminary Bulletin issued by U. S. Census Bureau (Census of 1910) Dec. 29, 1911. [315] See page 271. [316] See Rules and Regulations of the Police Department, 1908, page 115. [317] Ibid., page 115. [318] Ibid., page 120. [319] Ibid., page 130. Transcriber's Notes: Passages in italics are indicated by _italics_. Punctuation has been corrected without note. The following misprints have been corrected: "Ninty" corrected to "Ninety" (page 67) "dispossssed" corrected to "dispossessed" (page 94) missing "XLIX" added (page 165) "syphhilis" corrected to "syphilis" (page 188) "20.33%%" corrected to "20.33-1/3%" (page 216) "Colorada" corrected to "Colorado" (page 229) "home making" corrected to "home-making" (page 259) "Physicial" corrected to "Physical" (page 260) "p. --" changed to "p. 281" (footnote 87) "Statisticals" corrected to "statistical" (footnote 110) Other than the corrections listed above, inconsistencies in spelling and hyphenation have been retained from the original.