The Inter Ocean Nr. 44 bringt auf S. 35 (= S. 9 des Magazin-Teils) einen großen Artikel über Liszt, in dem Bruckner kurz erwähnt wird:

"                  Modern Music and the Influence of Liszt.

     (Following is a paper read by Adolf Brune this last week at a session of the Illinois Music Teachers' association. [...]

IT has been the common fate of most great men that their contemporaries did not recognize their true value. Possibly this cannot be otherwise. Palestrina's works were practically unknown [... über Fortschritt in der Musik und seine Protagonisten ... Berlioz und Liszt ... über die Vorwürfe gegen Liszt (formlos - Überbewertung der Form) ...]

     Liszt used for many of his smaller works the form of variations, for the larger he used the form of the symphonic poem. [... Beziehung der symphonischen Dichtung zu Fuge und Sonate ... Liszts Methode der Themenverarbeitung (oft nur ein Thema) ... einige Klavierwerke] are the most perfect examples. If we except the works of Brahms and Bruckner, then all the greater works since Schumann are influenced by or based upon these principles of Liszt. We may mention the symphonic poems of [... Formenbau ... ausführliche Überlegungen zur Harmonik Liszts ...]."