New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-14
HE SPRINGT TIME OUTPUT OF AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS

THE journal Of an Author" selections
from the journal OF Dostoievsky, and
Shestov's "Penultimate Words"
A. c. McClurg & Co. contribute to
the spring trade some meritorious vol
umes -"Thc Druid Path" by Marah
Ellis Ryan; "The Son Of Tarzan," by
Edgar Rice Burroughs" and "The Rus
tier OF Wind River" by @. W. Ogden,
three capital works Of fiction. Others
are "The Diary of an Expectant
Mother; Americas Relations TO War
and Peace" by John William Burgess
"Via Pacis," by Harold Mccormick;
"The Diary of a French Army Chap
lain," by Able Felix Klein "The Rail
road Problem" by Edward Hungerford;
"The japanese Invasion" by Jesse
Frederick Steiner; ultimate Democ-
racy and Its Making" by Newell A.
Sims, and many others.
James Pott g. Co. have in press for
issue this month "The Story OF st.
Paul's Life and Letters" by DR.. Pater-
son Smyth.
Harper & Bros. will publish next
week "Second Youth" novel by Allan
Updegraff. and the following books for
younger readers: "Miss LIT Tweetty,'
by Louise Clarke Pyrnelle; strange
Stories of the Great Valley" by John
ston Grosvenor, and Happy: The Life
of Bee" by Walter McCaleb. Cur
rent works Of interest from their press
include "The Ribs Of the Man." by
Charles Ram Kennedy; Lloyd George,
bv Frank Dilnot: "To the Last Penny"
by Edwin Lefebre. and "The Offender
and His Relations to Law and Society,
by Burdette c. Lewis. They are send
ing to press for reprints the following
books: "a Voice in the Wilderness" by
Grace l.. II. Lutz; DAISY Miller by
Henry James; SISTER Carrie" by Theo-
dore Dresser; "A-B-C of Automobile
Driving" by Alpheus Hyatt Verrill;
Sudden Jim" by Clarence Burlington
Kelland" and "The Moonstone,' by
Wilkie Collins.
A Mexican War Diary
The Princeton University Press pub
lishcd on April 7 the Mexican war
Diary of George B. Mcclellan, edltea
by Professor William Starr Myers OF
Princeton University. Another Aprli
hook from this press is physical
Chemistry of Vital Phenomena" by >:
F McClendon. assistant professor oil
rhysiology in the University of Min
nesota Medical School. Scheduled for
early publication are four uniform vol
umes. of special interest to New York
crs because of their authorship: The
Administration of an American CITY,.
by Mayor Mitchell; Health Protection,
by DR.. Haven Emerson; Municipal
Utilities by City Chamberlain Milo
r. Maltbie. and "Crime Prevention" by
Police Commissioner Arthur Woods.
Moffat, Yard & Co. lead their spring
list with a History of the Voluntary
Aid Detachment in England" by Kath-
lecn Burke, and Shooting for Boys,
by A. +. Collns-two timely and practl-
cal volumes. They also publish Adler,s
The Neurotic Constitution" Phster's
"The Psychoanalytic Method" and
Coriat's what Is PsychOanalysis p
They are about to issue "Britain's
Civilian Volunteers by Thekla Bow
ser. most timely and interesting
work.
Alfred A. Knopf publishes Kornilov's
"Modern Russian History" a great
work; W. II. Davies's Autobiography
of a Super-Tramp," with an introduc-
ton by Bernard Shaw; Rose Strunsky's
translation of "The Journals of Leo
Tolstoy." James Oppenheims poems
"The Book of Self" and several other
interesting works.
The A. w. Shaw Company has just
issued "The Wool Industry" by Paul 1.
Cherington. assistant professor in mar
keting in the Graduate School Of BUSH
ness Administration, Harvard Univer-
sity, the first volume of the series of
american Industries: Studies in Their
Commercial Problems" edited by Ed
win f. Gay, dean of the Graduate
School Of Business Administration,
Harvard University.