Music Trade Review
Issue: 1912 Vol. 55 N. 3 - Page 51
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THE
3 Great Pianos
With 3 sounding boards
in each (Patented) have the
greatest talking points in
the trade.
We fix " o n e p r i c e d -
wholesale and retail.
IS/ILJSIC TRADE
51
REVIEW
ADDITION TO "AMERICA."
supplemental urban stanza as candidate for a place
to sing in the historic choir of Dr. Smith:
A "City Stanza" Suggested by Dr. William
I hail thy cities great,
Hiram Foulkes.
Rock pillars of the State—
The throne of men.
The "America" hymn written by good Dr. Sam-
There
would I fight the wrong;
uel F. Smith, says the Continent, was composed in
There labor with the strong;
a day when the goodly land whose name it sang
There crown earth's struggle-song
was very much smaller than it is now and decid-
With heaven's "Amen!"
edly different in a good many other ways beside.
It is no wonder then that those who sing it as a
JAPANESE WAR LULLABY.
national anthem to-day sometimes wish that, with-
out robbing if of any old note or tone that makes
it dear, ''America" might somehow be expanded
Miss Howe, a returned missionary from Japan,
in sweep-and sentiment as expansion has come to has been giving a series of talks to the women's
"my native country, thee." Dr. Henry van Dyke clubs of America on "Japan, from a Resident's
some years ago offered as a supplement to the Viewpoint." Among her tales of the Japanese
hymn two stanzas that enlarged its geography from people were many concerning the recent war.
a rather exclusive New Englandism to take ac-
"Shortly after the preparations for war with
count of the South and West also. And now it Russia had been made," she said, "the little Japa-
has occurred to Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, of
nese boys began singing the sweetest lullaby-like
New York—as he explained to his congregation song I have ever heard. That song was heard
in a patriotic sermon a few Sundays since—that everywhere, and remembering our own fondness
the quite exclusive rural atmosphere of Dr. Smith's for popular airs, I ventured to ask what this exqui-
lines would be more adapted to the reality of pres- site crooning little 'hush-my-child' tune might be.
ent American conditions if its mild serenity were It was 'Bring your warships over here, and we'll
stirred with something of the vast throb of mod- smash 'em !' "
ern city life. To the suggestion Dr. Foulke's own
This story should fill the warlike heart of
muse answered, and he read to his hearers this Theodore Roosevelt with joy.
The Heppe Piano Co.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THE
NEW and BETTER
RICCA
SINCERITY
You find it all through the product of
this company
A Piano Worth Whllo at
a Popular Price
Kxslualv* R*»rra«ntatloit GW«n. Sam*
Territory Still O»«n
SCHULZ
Q«*4
M. SCHULZ CO.
ri
1 1
Ofcio
FACTORIES \ } I md
« ' 1 C"
FAUTUR1I5.
| o r f * M *' mA
RICCA & SON, Ino
93-99 Southern Bcultvard, Ntw York
ONKo
452-456
Tenth AT.
New York
Tfffik
PIANO
UNIFORMLY GOOD
ROGART
PIANOS SS5
BOGART PIANO CO.
283^East 137thiStreet
S
Office and Wmrecoom, 711 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, III.
N. W. Stdm Department, 941-943 FInt Are., South, Minneapolis, Minn.
South Atlantic Salsa Department, Room 739 Candkr Bid*., Atlanta, Ga.
Tfe Styto F«r Itl2
ALWAYS RELIABLE
drp«l«r Strvtts
Exed Al Prarkw
CrtatiM*
Factoriw
Cyprwi ATMM
Krakauer
Pianos
l M t k u l 137th Sta-Mt
N«w Twfc
NEW (YORK
Represent in
their construction
the highest
mechanical and
artistic ideals.
KRAKAUER
BROS., Makers
rfivfr fe:•<£<$ •frg/JSi'SrJgS
The We s er Piano Is The Best
Proposition In The
Market To-Day A n d We
Are Ready To
WESERBROS N
Prove It By Sending A S ample
On Approval Tb Any
Responsible Dealer In
The Trade
NEWTORK
THE
3 Great Pianos
With 3 sounding boards
in each (Patented) have the
greatest talking points in
the trade.
We fix " o n e p r i c e d -
wholesale and retail.
IS/ILJSIC TRADE
51
REVIEW
ADDITION TO "AMERICA."
supplemental urban stanza as candidate for a place
to sing in the historic choir of Dr. Smith:
A "City Stanza" Suggested by Dr. William
I hail thy cities great,
Hiram Foulkes.
Rock pillars of the State—
The throne of men.
The "America" hymn written by good Dr. Sam-
There
would I fight the wrong;
uel F. Smith, says the Continent, was composed in
There labor with the strong;
a day when the goodly land whose name it sang
There crown earth's struggle-song
was very much smaller than it is now and decid-
With heaven's "Amen!"
edly different in a good many other ways beside.
It is no wonder then that those who sing it as a
JAPANESE WAR LULLABY.
national anthem to-day sometimes wish that, with-
out robbing if of any old note or tone that makes
it dear, ''America" might somehow be expanded
Miss Howe, a returned missionary from Japan,
in sweep-and sentiment as expansion has come to has been giving a series of talks to the women's
"my native country, thee." Dr. Henry van Dyke clubs of America on "Japan, from a Resident's
some years ago offered as a supplement to the Viewpoint." Among her tales of the Japanese
hymn two stanzas that enlarged its geography from people were many concerning the recent war.
a rather exclusive New Englandism to take ac-
"Shortly after the preparations for war with
count of the South and West also. And now it Russia had been made," she said, "the little Japa-
has occurred to Dr. William Hiram Foulkes, of
nese boys began singing the sweetest lullaby-like
New York—as he explained to his congregation song I have ever heard. That song was heard
in a patriotic sermon a few Sundays since—that everywhere, and remembering our own fondness
the quite exclusive rural atmosphere of Dr. Smith's for popular airs, I ventured to ask what this exqui-
lines would be more adapted to the reality of pres- site crooning little 'hush-my-child' tune might be.
ent American conditions if its mild serenity were It was 'Bring your warships over here, and we'll
stirred with something of the vast throb of mod- smash 'em !' "
ern city life. To the suggestion Dr. Foulke's own
This story should fill the warlike heart of
muse answered, and he read to his hearers this Theodore Roosevelt with joy.
The Heppe Piano Co.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
THE
NEW and BETTER
RICCA
SINCERITY
You find it all through the product of
this company
A Piano Worth Whllo at
a Popular Price
Kxslualv* R*»rra«ntatloit GW«n. Sam*
Territory Still O»«n
SCHULZ
Q«*4
M. SCHULZ CO.
ri
1 1
Ofcio
FACTORIES \ } I md
« ' 1 C"
FAUTUR1I5.
| o r f * M *' mA
RICCA & SON, Ino
93-99 Southern Bcultvard, Ntw York
ONKo
452-456
Tenth AT.
New York
Tfffik
PIANO
UNIFORMLY GOOD
ROGART
PIANOS SS5
BOGART PIANO CO.
283^East 137thiStreet
S
Office and Wmrecoom, 711 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, III.
N. W. Stdm Department, 941-943 FInt Are., South, Minneapolis, Minn.
South Atlantic Salsa Department, Room 739 Candkr Bid*., Atlanta, Ga.
Tfe Styto F«r Itl2
ALWAYS RELIABLE
drp«l«r Strvtts
Exed Al Prarkw
CrtatiM*
Factoriw
Cyprwi ATMM
Krakauer
Pianos
l M t k u l 137th Sta-Mt
N«w Twfc
NEW (YORK
Represent in
their construction
the highest
mechanical and
artistic ideals.
KRAKAUER
BROS., Makers
rfivfr fe:•<£<$ •frg/JSi'SrJgS
The We s er Piano Is The Best
Proposition In The
Market To-Day A n d We
Are Ready To
WESERBROS N
Prove It By Sending A S ample
On Approval Tb Any
Responsible Dealer In
The Trade
NEWTORK
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