Ankündigung der 5. Symphonie für den 11.1.1918 in der New York Tribune Nr. 25984 auf S. 32 (= S. 2 des 4. Teils):

"The Week's Programmes

[...]

                FRIDAY

     Concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m.

Symphony No. 5, in B flat . . . .  Bruckner

"In a Summer Garden," . . .  Delius

Concerto No. 3, in B minor (for violin and

                           orchestra) . . . Saint-Saëns

             Alfred Megerlin

Rakoczy March . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Berlioz

[... Violinabend ...12.1.1918 Boston Symphony Orchestra um 14 Uhr ...]"

und im Konzertkalender auf derselben Seite:
"Calendar for the Current Week

[...]

FRIDAY–Metropolitan Opera House [...]; Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Society; [... drei weitere Konzerte (Bostoner um 20:15) ...].

SATURDAY–Metropolitan Opera House [... 4 weitere Veranstaltungen ...]; Carnegie Hall, 2:30 p. m., concert of the Boston Orchestra; 8:30 p. m., concert by the Philharmonic Society [... Max Rosen!] ...; [... Kammerkonzert ...]." (*).

Ein weiterer Hinweis kommt auf Seite 37 (= S. 7 des 4. Teils):

"               Music Notes

     At this afternoon's Philharmonic concert at Carnegie Hall Conductor Stransky has selected Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony in E minor [...].

     At the eighth concert of the Philharmonic's Friday subscription series Conductor Stransky will open the performance with Bruckner's Fifth Symphony. Following the Delius Odyl [sic] [...]." (*a).

Hinweise kommen auch in The New York Times Nr. 21897 auf S. 49 (= S. 7 des 4. Teils):

"PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK.

[...]

     For the eighth of the Philharmonic's Friday matinees in Carnegie Hall a revival of Bruckner's Fifth symphony is planned, with Delius's "In an Summer Garden," Berlioz's "Hungarian March," and Saint-Saëns's violin concerto No. 3, played by Alfred Megerlin."

und auf derselben Seite:

"CALENDAR OF CONCERTS.

             January.

[...]

11–Philharmonic Society, afternoon, Carnegie Hall.

[... Violinabend ...

12–Philharmonic Society, evening, Carnegie Hall.

[... insgesamt fünf Konzerte ...]." (**).

The Standard Union Nr. 186 (Brooklyn) schreibt auf S. 14 (= S. 6 des 2. Teils):

"In the World of Music

[...]

     At this afternoon's Philharmonic concert at Carnegie Hall, Manhattan, Conductor Stransky had selected Rachmaninoff's Second Symphony in E minor [...]. At the eighth concert of the Philharmonic's Friday subscriptions series on Jan. 11 at Carnegie Hall Conductor Stransky will open the performance with a revival of Anton Bruckner's Fifth Symphony in B major [sic]. [... spätere Konzerte ...]." (***).

The Sun Nr. 128 (New York) verwendet auf S. 27 (= S. 3 des 3. Teils) einen vom 5.1.1918 bekannten Text:

"CONCERTS, RECITALS, NOTES OF MUSIC.

[... Gastspiel des Boston Symphony Orchestra ...]

     At the eighth concert of the Philharmonic's Friday subscription series on January 11 at Carnegie Hall Conductor Stransky will open the performance with a revival of Anton Bruckner's fifth symphony in B [sic]. Following Delius' idyl [sic] [... Saint-Saens (Violinkonzert mit Alfred Megerlin), Berlioz ...] "Hungarian March." "

und informiert auch im Konzertkalender:

"                  CONCERTS OF THE WEEK. SATURDAY–Boston Symphony Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, 2:30 P. M. [...]. Philharmonic Society, Max Rosen, violinist, soloist, Carnegie Hall,  8:30 P. M. [...]." (°).