It was attained every where. In the S. I. S. it is I., on attained, at some station a ji i * a t Mic.-nli\ e toward the dem... rat iza t inn of music would be simple. It was in this broad d 1 set 11 ii.111? >n. this democratization, that the hope of the fui" of music in America. In n m>\>. he aFS"ite'l. the times, the instrument, the instrument, the individual artists are all to be heard in America. In the concert in this, he went through considerable detail, showing how different it is accentuated in different countries, none of which, however, could be understood. But he continued, the opera and the symphony orchestra and the great artist represent, to some extent, a beginning at the top, instead of a pinion at the bottom, where the start should be made. That mark, he emphasized, should be made with the children. In the schools, the offices and the home, he said.  Music should be taught with reading, writing, and arithmetic, and he quoted Philander Plaxton, United States Commissioner of Education, in hearty support of his contention. When that is realized, Mr. Kreund said, the knowledge and love of music will prove outward and upward until they permeate the nation and place it at the head of the whole musical world. 

IDENTIFIED AS ASSAILANT
Neisro Aerified of Singing Police that is Taken Link to assist in the prosecution. 