New-York tribune., 1918-08-24
With Pen and Press
What the Authors and Publish
ers Are Doing

G. ?. Putnam's Sons are publishing
for the. Cambridge University Press
Arthur Ti!ley's excellent The Dawn
of the French Renaissance7
The Frederick A Stokes Company will
publish next week THE Ghost Garden. >"
by Princess Troubetskoy Ameiia Rivss)
and The Lure of the North" by Har-
old Bindloss, each with frontispiece.
The Macmillan Company viii publish
next week THE War and the Future"
by John Masetield. and Imperial Brit
am by Cecil Fairfield Lavell and
Charles Edward Payne, both of Grin
nell College,
Harper & Bros. have in press "My
Lorraine Journal by Edith O'Shaugh-
Messy, an announcement which pro
vohes pleasant anticipations.
The Woman's Press announces TN.
Young Woman Citizen" By Mary Aus
TIN, for September Is.
A. c. McClurg & Co will publish this
tail Nv aif -the-Sea,' by Cyrus Towns
Marah Ellis Ryan. and "rhe Gods Of
Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
The Robert j. Shores Corporation will
publish next week American pep" a
novel dealing with the risks and ad-
ventures of manufacturers of high
power explosives.
Helen Davenport Gibbons, author Of
THE Red Rugs of Tarsus," who has
been living in France since the war
began with her husband, Herbert Adams
Gibbons, and her four children. al OF
whom were born in Europe, is at pres
ent mistress of the Little GRAY Hom.
in the West, as she has called the old
French house where she lives and
which she has made a centre of hospi-
tallty for American soldiers on their
way out from Paris to the front
Boni G. Liveright announce for next
month What Is the German Nation
Dying For?" by Carl Ludwig Krause.
an Indictment Of Hunnishness.
The Yale University Press has in
hand brilliant sketch of the life of
Georges Guynemer, the famous French
aviator, written By Henri Bordeaux and
translated by Louise Morgan Sill
Harold S, Latham has written a spir-
tied book about boys club. entitled
"Under Orders" which the Macmillan
Company will publish on September TO-
1t is full of the action which is char
acteristic of boys and which has an
unfailng appeal TO them, and full. also
Of high ideals, tactfully presented. ii
is attractively illustrated by f. c. Cas-
we'll.
Doubleday, Page & Co. will publish
Ambassador Morgenthau's book OF his
experiences in Turkey some time in
October, with much matter additional
to that which is appearing in The
Worlds Work"
An American. whose name has never
been published, a year or two ago
secured and brought out of Germany
q book entitled. "The Future of Ger
man Industrial Exports" by S Her
zcg, a German engineer of reputation
This book has now been translated
and will be published early in Septem-
ber by Doubleday. Page & Co II is a
and The Next War" showing the same
ruthless attitude toward trade that
Bernhardi showed toward human life
The Century Company announces the
following books for September: "The
Biology of War" by G. 2. Nicola:
Our Humble Helpers - the Domestic
Animals" by Jean Henri Fobre; "Ru-
mania's Sacrifice" by Gogu Negulesco;
Handbook of Furniture Styles" by
Walter A. Dyer; The Red Heart Of
Russia by Bessie Beatty; The Amer
lean Rife" by Major Townsend Whe-
Ian; "Sccretary Baker at the Front" :"
by Ralph A. Hayes; "Naval Heroes Of
Today by Francis A Collins: Miss
Mink's Soldier" by Alice Hogan Rice;
The Boomerang" By David GRAY:
maggie Of ginburg." by Helen R.
Martin; The Brownies and Prince
Florimel," by Palmer Cox: Lost Isl
and by Ralph Henry Barbour and
H. P. Holt; Three Sides of Paradise
Green" and Melissa Acros the Fence. +"
by Augusta Huiell Seaman; "Cinderel-
las Granddaughter" by Beth 3. Gil
christ; STORY Hour Favorites. " by
Wilhelmina Harper; Working My Way
Around the World" by Harry A Franck:
The Girls of Old Glory" by Mary Con
stance Dubois; and three books edited
by Charles l.. Barstow, Everyday He
roes," "Patriotism and the Flag" and
Courageous Girls" in the "Retold
from st. Nicholas" series
General Pershing has accepted The
dedication TO him OF Dorothy Canheld's
stories. Home Fires III France" which
Henry Holt & GO. VIII publish Sep
tcmber 2s. The general taught the
author mathematics when she was a
girl of fifteen, and. despite his many
duties in France. has managed to keep
track of her war-relief work There,
largely in association with Miss Wini