The Nebraska Journal (Lincoln, Nebraska) kündigt auf S. 24 (= S. 4 des 3. Teils) das Worcester-Festival mit dem "Te deum" [am 24.9.1914] an:

"     Worcester's fifty-seventh annual music festival will be given in Mechanics' hall from September 21 to 25, inclusive. According to the usual custom, there will be five concerts and nine reeharsals [sic]. For this festival the program committee has  selected three choral works, one which has never before had a festival presentation there, one grown familiar from many repetitions, and one which was given only a few years ago [28.9.1905]. The new work is Wolf-Ferrari's "La Nuova Vita," and the others are Mendelssohn's "Elijah," which is to be given for the ninth time, and Bruckner's "Te Deum." [am 24.9.1914]"