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The Outlook for April 24 “Mr. Ellis's Gas Mask.” It is A reader, for instance, writes concerning this article, a mental mask. ** Gassing” the World's Mind' strikes me as noteworthy, Some of our readers have been so impressed by it that both for fathers and sons to read. I wish I might have it in they have asked us whether it cannot be widely distributed. pamphlet form for wide circulation." Another reader writes: A distinguished American musician, whose public spirit is “So noble and uplifting and altogether helpful is this letter as well known as his artistic attainments, writes in a per- that I, in company with many others who have been prosonal letter to us : foundly stirred by this article, have been moved to ask you My wife and I are both more than enthusiastic about the letter in to have this brought to the proper authorities-- who are in your last issue written by Mr. William T. 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You will never go a day without Pepsodent after that test, we believe. Cut out the coupon now. The Outlook Copyright, 1918, by The Outlook Compar TABLE OF CONTENTS Vol. 119 May 15, 1918 No. 3 ! Humor Romance Adventure Conquest An Announcement... 91 Airplanes and Guns-Where Are They? 91 Steering Austria Among the Rocks... 91 Our Friends from Austria-Hungary.... Is There a New German Peace Offensive ? 92 German Aggression in the Ukraine..... 92 The American Army and Navy.... 92 A Larger Army... Antheir c DROWSY BY JOHN AMES MITCHELL The Health Machine 5 to 10 Minutes a Day Wash. 93 Holding Back the Huns . 93 94 95 96 The Importance of Play... 96 Less Loafing.... 97 Hoboes and the Idle Rich 97 The Piggery Plan... 97 The Minor Minerals.. 98 The Road of Silence.. 98 99 100 101 102 103 105 of The Outlook in Italy 107 111 114 By Lyman Abbott By J. Madison Gathany, A.M. 118 119 120 122 124 124 124 89 The editor of Life has Sent on Net $1.50. 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL. 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