The New York Clipper (April 1905)

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APRIL 8. THE 1STEW YORK CLIPPER. 185 T WISHES TO CALL THE ATTENTION OP THE PROFESSION TO TUB FOLLOWING SOSQ HITS I ni. t. fh. m.r^h «„. .h.» ... ,. . Worsla Br SAM EIIIIMCII. Mnalc By ALBERT VON TILZER. This U tne mnrcn song mat i 3 creating so much favorable comment and Is now being adopted by the schools all over the country. Not the old itorj of love and war, but an entirely new Idea, with a historical lyrle and a patriotic melody. If you bare not used this song ask any performer who has. lie will tell you all about It. Lyric By ARTHUR J. LAUD. Mimic By ALBERT VON TILZER. The moat beautiful ballad ever written, and, furthermore, has a catchy waits refrain that make* It appeal to all. Getting more popular every day. TUTS WHAT TIE By ALBERT VON TILZER. A dainty, pretty waltz song that will start any audience whistling and alng'ng. Not one of the rough kind. Professional Copies and Orchestrations to all recognised Performers. No Cards. Write direct We have no branches. 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