Show VALUABLE v VIOLIN I I STOLEN STOLE ON N TRAIN Arthur Hartmann Is Robbed 0 of f Instrument in Texas DET DETECTIVES CT VES ARE EMPLOYED of Vr r l Claim Agent lt and V or of f la Fall Pal lo II ii Ii Find Thief Arthur the Hun eminent garian arlan violinist who a appears lcm In imi ro- ro cital at the time First Congregational church hn hail had Lh the lime misfortune to tu 10 lose hose an aim violin a n few days dlf aso ago The Ihie JH Ins Instrument was WOH stolen from Crom him himon on oil 01 tho the train between Houston and amid ant lii J Pao Iao Tex Fox It I was ivas a n celebrated Guar Guar- GUa and amid wits was given Iven to 10 him him I by n a Philadelphia violin Tho rho ef efforts of- of forts of some of or time the best detectives in time the West Vest have ha e failed ailed to timid find the ml missing Instrument Mr Mi- I left lef lou Houston ton at nt 1 1 1130 1 30 on th tho lie nl night ht of Jan 3 He lIe carried him l tie t two violins which he lie lakes wherever he goes SOlS on a concert tour lour With his hits usual precaution he put the In In Ium away tway for fUI time the II night ht but bin In time morning one came ole of oC them wits was gone He lie le wired at once to tho tIme railroad rail rail- rai- rai road roami claim agent at Houston who vimo immediately im iiii- mediately went to 10 work wom-k on time thc csc case Detectives were ore employed and amid every elY clew chew ant materialized was waR run n do down hut but the time violin could not nol be lie found an and J iti Mr r. r Hartmann 1 was ivas wa obliged to continue his journey to lo lie Iho coast without his s valuable A tom force olee of men menIs I Is still sti at cit work In an aim effort to 10 find the thief Although the tIme Instrument Is valued Intrinsically at It Is 0 of offar offar far fur more worth than thun that lint to II I Zil Mr u Hart mann because of its H being a i gift gif and amid because of Us Its with wih him In lii Inthe thin the past Time The distinguished violinist arrived pt oll in city from San Han aut Francisco Mon Monday V day tay nl lt anti and registered at nt the Knuts- Knuts ford tl hotel An Aim Interview View with wih him disclosed the fact that lint In 11 t lo to I being a master Stor of music he lie 11 Is a man maim manof of f hl high h education and amid cu culture I I He lie peaks s several lal languages with wih fluency V his English being almost perfect Al Although Al- Al Although V though I Hungarian u 11 ria n I by liy birth 11 Mr ti i Hart- Hart makes his home hOle In lit where he tie has established an nit enviable reputation V tion lon iou for foe CO his musical al orl work This Is Mr 11 Hartmann's Hartmanns first American Ameri Ameri- can lour our It I extends from rom rota Halifax l to t Vancouver from Philadelphia to Sacramento Sac Sac- timid and ant from flom Duluth to New K Or 01 leans lean In alt all al the lie cities whelo e he has tius fur far fil he lie has haH made an nn exceptional exceptional ex ex- cx- cx for tOI his master wor work and amid Salt Hal 1 Lake Jake lw music lovers hovers who hear hel him at time the Congregational tonight ht are arc promised ed a rare teat Heat nC He lie V will wi fla play a an atm i will wil be Ie accompanied U by Adolph BOI Borschke of Vienna TIme The program 1 1 is follows V V as Colo 5 Concerto rv O 1 1 V Ar- Ar AIt Arthur t t thur I unla H Murmur du do lu vent Su Su- ner Horschke for violin alone hindu Bach Ar- Ar t h tl n. n Indian Legend Carl BUel Busch D Dedicated to Arthur thur I Hartmann Rhapsodic le EUen Arthur A I 1 Arthur thur I Maiche crt V To io a Wild Jl Rose i I Airs Irs Hu se Arthur ArthurI |