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Out of the welter of war comes one undoubted blessing, the welding of three great nations into a firm and lasting friendship, more binding than any alliance. In The Outlook we have the tribute of an American soldier to France and England, who bore the "burden and heat of the day."

AMERICA TO FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN

BY HAROLD TROWBRIDGE PULSIFER Master Signal Electrician, Signal Corps, U. S. N. A

France! Britain! to your stalwart sons
We owe our hearthstones undefiled,

Our living cities:-to your guns

The laughter of each little child.

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ory Parlance This New Sedan Is

The Finest "Job" Reo Ever Turned Out

latest Reo is built and finished regardless

se a hackneyed phrase, but the only one
y expresses the fact.

RK has long been famous for its stability
Es durability.

T REO we have gone just a little bit
er before in perfection of finish and refine-

COME when the buyer of a moderate not deny himself any luxury of finish-need ven mentally, for any slightest detail.

: automatic window lifters, which until und only in the most expensive cars, are in Reo enclosed models.

SS GLASS" with the felt covered rubber dds that great luxury of a noiseless body y the fastidious buyer.

R upholstery in the rear compartment. t seats-in keeping with the fashion of

ns.

K CURTAINS harmonize in design and in texture with the rest.

MENTION the solid silver handles on window lifters; the same quality and design of lamp sockets; door handles, etc., s only to say that every last detail is in eeping with the whole.

WE ARE PROUD of this piece of Reo bodycraft. It is, as
it should be-being our latest-our best.

MOUNTED ON springs of right design and Reo quality and
equipped with Royal cord tires, this Reo is the last word
in luxurious riding.

WE OFFER THIS SEDAN to the critical Reo clientele
without a single reservation mental or otherwise.

WE CAUTION YOU however on one point-the number
obtainable is most limited.

ONLY 25 PER CENT of the number our dealers asked
for and we had planned to build-reduced as you know
by government order to make way for war needs.

IT IS TOO LATE NOW to attempt to make any more-for
this type of body cannot be hurried through, even were
that the Reo way, which it isn't.

OF COURSE WE WILL make more-many times more-
just as soon as we can get back to normal conditions.
BUT THAT WON'T HELP the family that needs a luxuri-
ous enclosed Sedan for the coming winter.

THERE WILL NOT BE ENOUGII to supply even a reason-
able fraction of that demand-those who desire a cozy
Sedan and who also insist on Reo quality and low upkeep.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE this when you hear the price-
$2175.00 plus freight and special Federal Tax.
SO DON'T DELAY. Place your order at once.
TODAY won't be a minute too soon.

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They leave me cold. I care not how he pays
The heavy debt his deeds of wanton fury owe-
Whether he puts his orb to bed, or stays
On exhibition like an antique curio;
The reckoning we charge
Has to be settled by the Hun at large.

Here and elsewhere his advocates impute
Innocence to the Boche-a gentle creature,
Too prone perhaps to lick the tryrant's boot,
But otherwise without a vicious feature;
They'd have our wrath abated;
Poor child, "he must not be humiliated."

Why not? Against his army's bestial crimes
He never lifted one protesting finger;
The wrongs of Belgium drew his jocund rimes;
Over the Hymn of Hate he-loved to linger,
Pressing the forte pedal,

And wore for luck-the Lusitania medal.

He took a holiday for children slain,

And butchered women set his flags aflutter: Our drowning anguish served for light refrain To beery patriots homing down the gutter; On prisoners he spat,

The helpless ones, and thanked his Gott for that.

Had he but fought as decent nations fight, Clean-handed, then we must have spared his honor;

But now, if Germany goes down in night, 'Tis he, not we, that puts that shame upon her. Shame not of mere defeat,

But such that never our hands again can meet.

Why should his pride of race be spared a fall?
Let him go humble all his days for sentence.
Why pity him as just a Kaiser's thrall,
This beast at heart!-tho fear may fake re-
pentance?

For me, when all is said,

I save my pity for our murdered dead.

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Don't Cheat Your Boy

on Christmas Morning

I wonder if you fathers and mothers wouldn't be surprised if you knew what your boy really thinks when you give him toys that are make-shifts-that aren't genuine-that soon have to be cast aside?

I've never got over being a boy myself. I know the importance to a boy of having things genuine. I know how disappointed he feels when he realizes that his toy isn't true; that the steel work in his toy skyscraper isn't like the real building he saw; that his toy motor won't work. He's hurt; he feels that he's been cheated.

I have studied and worked as hard to make Erector mechanically true as other men do to make a bridge strong or a building architecturally correct.

Your boy will build

GILBERT

ERECTOR

ful Erector Electric
Motor, which operates
many of the models and
will lift 100 pounds,
when properly geared.
Is it fair to your boy
to make him miss the
fun that Erector has

steel bridges, skyscrap- "THE TOY LIKE STRUCTURAL STEEL" given so many thou-
ers, battleships, ma-

chinery with Erector

and never lose interest in them, because they're true!
They're exactly like the real thing. Erector girders have
lapped, interlocking edges (a patented, exclusive feature all
my own) so your boy can build with square, four-sided
columns-just like those in actual skyscrapers.

If you were to talk to your boy's play-
mates, you would find that most of them
have Erector-and all of them know about
it. They will tell you that Erector is the
construction toy with every piece stamped
accurately out of steel, scientifically made
and correct in design and proportion;
that it builds the most, biggest, and
best models; that it has big reinforced
steel wheels, grooved and hubbed
for every engineering purpose;
that most sets have the power-

sands and thousands of boys? Remember, Erector isn't just a plaything for a day or a week. It will keep him happy, busy and contented for many months.

Every toy store-and every department or hardware store which handles toys-sells Erector. It's the best-known American toy. Ask your dealer to show you the famous Set No. 4, the favorite of all the boys. It sells for $5. Other Erector sets, $1 to $25. Write for Catalog illustrating and describing the complete line of Gilbert toys.

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If your Boy already has a set of Erector, give him one of these other

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GILBERT TOYS

Hello Boys!

at the same time. He can make a motor that will
lift his own weight. Wire in electric door bells.
Operate toys and models with electricity-in short,
do a hundred "stunts" that are being done by
grown-up electrical engineers.

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GILBERT Machine Gun

Has all the features of the real machine guns detach-
able magazine, clip for 12 cartridges, air-cooled chamber,
firing crank, automatic traverse elevation, elevating crank,
full circle swivel, etc. Works fast as lightning-
10 shots per second. Gun is mounted on
heavy tripod. Manual, free with every Gun,
contains full instructions for organizing
Machine Gun Company.

GILBERT Chemistry Outfit

Contains laboratory equipm nt and every-
thing necessary for making interesting chem-
ical experiments-electroplating, tests for
metals, making soap, ammonia, ink, etc.
With every outfit is a big illustrated manual
which tells clearly how to conduct all exper-
iments.

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