VOLUME 98

The Outlook

MAY 6, 1911

NUMBER 1

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE OUTLOOK COMPANY, 287 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK

LAWRENCE F. ABBOTT, PRESIDENT. WILLIAM B. HOWLAND, TREASURER. KARL V. S. HOWLAND, SECRETARY

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Dept. G 147 ARMOURA

COMPANY CHICAGO

The Outlook

VOLUME 98

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE

LAWRENCE F. ABBOTT, PRESIDENT.

REGULAR WEEKLY NUMBERS,

MONTH), FIFTEEN

IN ADVANCE.

CENTS.

ENTERED AS

OUTLOOK COMPANY, 287 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
WILLIAM B. HOWLAND, TREASURER. KARL V. S. HOWLAND, SECRETARY
FIVE CENTS. MAGAZINE NUMBERS (FOURTH ISSUE OF EACH
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS FIFTY-TWO
THREE DOLLARS

SECOND-CLASS MATTER AT THE NEW YORK POST-OFFICE

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Order, payable to the Outlook Company. Currency, unless mailed in a registered letter, is at the sender's risk.
CHANGE IN ADDRESS. Notice of change in address should be sent Two Weeks before the date of issue on
which the change is to take effect. The change cannot be made unless the subscriber's Old Address is
clearly indicated in addition to the New Address.

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shows to what date your subscription has been paid. Your renewal should be received two weeks before
the date of expiration thus indicated, to prevent any interruption in your receipt of The Outlook.
COPYRIGHT. All the contributions and illustrations of this number are fully protected by copyright and
must not be reprinted without special permission.

ADVERTISING. Orders, final instructions, and cuts for advertising must be received two weeks before the
Saturday on which the advertisement is intended to appear.

CONTRIBUTIONS. All manuscripts, drawings, and photographs are received with the understanding that
the Editors are not responsible for their loss or injury while in their possession or in transit. Return
postage should be inclosed with each manuscript submitted, and a copy should be retained by its author.

THE OUTLOOK COMPANY

287 Fourth Avenue, New York City

Chicago Office, 122 South Michigan Boulevard

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882427

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