Music Trade Review

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THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW
M A Y 17, 1919
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When the Signatures
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When the charter of perpetual peace is finally molded
into form.
When the covenant among nations is finally signed and
men settle back into their accustomed wont; ther
will the peaceful pursuits of man again be woven into
the woof and warp of human affairs.
The reconstruction, the leveling up and getting again
upon an even keel, will not take long. This country's
material and financial forces are powerful; and time
is fleet in passing.
Then comes long and greater prosperity—the new and
wider markets of to-morrow—a condition for which
the Autopiano has been extensively preparing, in
fulfillment of its position of dominant leadership in
world-wide player-piano activities.
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THE AUTOPIANO COMPANY
PAUL BROWN KLUGH, President
On-the-Hudson at 51st Street, New York
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