Bruckner wird erwähnt in einem Artikel über Händel in The Long Beach Telegram Nr. 40 (The Long Beach Daily News, Long Beach, California) auf S. 23[?] (= S. 10 des 3. Teils):

"    GERMANY OWES AMERICA DEBT OF GRATITUDE

     BERLIN, Feb. 2.–While General Dawes and the other members of the reparations commission's committee of experts are studying German finances, and General Allen is preparing his humane charity campaign against the misery of the children and middle classes, the writer has been worrying about when an opportunity would present itself to exhibit Germany's gratitude to America by some better means than soon forgotten words.

     Chance carried the writer with his question into one of the German opera houses this week. [... wundervolle Wiedererweckung in Göttingen (Julius Caesar und Rodalinde) ... über Händel und sein lang vergessenes Opernschaffen ... geeignete Stimmen gibt es in Amerika ...].

     And the post humous thanks of this genius simultaneously reminds that humanity also serves itself if it does not permit to atrophy the spiritual and intellectual powers of a nation from which humanity received the sounding paradises of a Haendel, Bache [sic], Gluck, Beethoven, Mozart, Hayden [sic], Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler and Strauss." (*).

 

Dieser Artikel erscheint auch in The Baltimore Sun Nr. 5 (Sonntagsausgabe) (The Sun, Baltimore Maryland) auf S. 20 (= S. 4 des 2. Teils): "Handel's Operas Offered As Europe's Help To America [...]   By MAXIMILIAN HARDEN.     Berlin, Feb. 2 (Special).–While General Dawes [... wie oben ...].     And the posthumous thanks of this genius simultaneously reminds that humanity also serves itself if it does not permit to atrophy the spiritual and intellectual powers of a nation from which humanity received the sounding paradises of a Hændel, Bach, Gluck, Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler and Strauss." (**),

 

in The Morning Call Nr. 34 (Allentown, Pennsylvania) auf S. 1 und 13:

"HARDEN ENRAPTURED BY NEWLY-DISCOVERED OPERA BY HAENDEL

                       Germany's Foremost Publicist.

[... wie oben ...], Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler and Strauss." (***),

 

in The Evening Star Nr. 984/29132 (Washington D. C.) auf S. 15:

"URGES U. S. BE GIVEN RARE HANDEL OPERAS

By Radio to The Star.

     BERLIN, February 2.– While Gen. Dawes [... wie oben ...], Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler and Strauss." (°),

 

in The Sioux City Journal Nr. 42 (Sioux City, Iowa) auf S. 20:

       "SEND OPERAS TO THE U. S.

Good Way to Show the Gratitude of Germany to America. [... wie oben, aber mit einem Vorwort der Redaktion zur wechselseitigen Hilfe ...], Brahms, Wagner, Bruckner, Mahler and Strauss." (°°),

 

in The Nashville Tennessean Nr. 268 (Nashville, Tennessee) auf S. 8:

"    Gratitude of Germany for American Assistance Expressed by Harden

Beautiful Eighteenth Operas of Handel Will Be Sent To Unites States in Appreciation [... wie oben ...]." (°°°),

 

in der Oakland Tribune Nr. 34 (Oakland, California) auf S. 16:

"HARDEN WOULD SEND MUSIC OF HAENDEL TO U. S.

[... wie oben ...]." (#) und

 

in The Ogden Standard-Examiner Nr. 208 (Ogden, Utah) auf S. 2:

"Germans Revive Forgotten Handel Operas and Discover Wealth of Musical Beauty

[... wie oben ...]." (##).

 

Die St. Louis Post-Dispatch Nr. 148 kündigt auf S. 52 (= S. 2 des 5. Teils) ein Chorkonzert für den 19.2.1924 an:

"     The Concordia Seminary Student's Chorus of 150 male voices will give its annual concert at Moolah Temple an Feb. 19. The Rev. Herbert B. Fehner of Windsor Ontario, a pianist, will be soloist The chorus will sing Attenhofer's "The Storm," Anton Bruckner's "Um Mitternacht," [WAB 89 oder WAB 90?] [... zwei weitere Werke ...] and Martin Luther's hymn, "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." (###).