Morning Oregonian., December 13, 1915, Page 3, Image 3

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because only the Victor thrills you with his mighty
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because only the Victor charms and caresses you with
all the delicate beauties of his subtlest tone shadings
because only the Victor and Victor Records convey his
matchless art to all the world for all time
Caruso is the mightiest singer the world has ever seen.
He dominates the artistic world. By sheer force of his genius
he has at his beck and call every resource known to his art.
Only the best would suffice for such an artist. His choice
of the Victor was a foregone conclusion. He decided that
only the Victor could do full justice to his superb art; that
only the Victor could thrill you with his power, that only
the Victor could express in every fine detail the vocal subtlety
of his softest tones. Hence it is that only on Victor Records
can you hear him. And only on the Victrola, played with
Victor changeable needles, can you hear him exactly as he is,
in the tone-volume best suited to the environment in which
you happen to be. Caruso's choice of the Victor demonstrates
beyond question the Supremacy of the Victor.
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