New-York tribune., 1918-09-28
With Pen and Press
What the Authors and Publish
ers Are Doing

Harper e. Bros. are publishing
Foes" by Mary Johnston; "The War
in the Cradle of the World" by Eleanor
Frances Egan, and mark Tidd, Manu-
facturcr," by Clarence Burlington Kel-
land.
Dodd, Mead & Co. will publish next
month Willis J. Abbot's history of the
United States Marine Corps, Soldiers
of the Sea-" from it's organization to
the victory of Chateau Thierry.
Small, Maynard G. Co. have just re-
ceved, more than a month after it's dis
patch from France, the manuscript of
Mildred Aldrich's new book, "The Peak
Of the Load" 1t will be published about
October Is. The French censor would
not permit its Photographic illustra-
tions to leave France.
Ben Kutchcr, whose illustrated edi
tion of "a House of Pomegranates"
has just been published by Moffat, Yard
Co., is now with the camouf1age corps
at Washington.
Charles Scribner's Sons are publish
ing Lawrence Perry's "Our Navy in the
War" Katherine Hooker's "Byways IN
Southern Tuscany" Josephine Daskam
Bacon's "On Our HILL" l.. Allan Hark-
er's "Children of the Dear Cotswold"
and Louis Dodgc's "The Sandman's
Forest"
Boni & Lveright have in press Karl
Ludwig Krause's what Is the German
Nation Dying For?" which is de-
scrbed as q particularly bitter criti-
csm of the modern Huns. The author
is an eminent Bavarian, now in Swift
zerland.
G. P. Putnam's Sons are about to
publish Russia and America" a dis
cussion of present and future relations
between the two countries, by Fred
erlck Moore, the we'll known traveller
and correspondent. DR.. Charles w.
Eliot will write Il foreword.
The Fleming H. Revell Company is
publishing a timely volume in DR..
Gaius Glenn Atkins's "Jerusalem. Past
and Present" which is partly a history
and partly a study Of the citys mean
ing to the world.
The Macmillan Company will publish
next week "The Drums in Our Street."
a volume of poems by Mary Carolyn
Davies; "Isabel Cartoons Friends" by
Margaret Ashmun; "Once on the Sum-
IL,
and several other books.
Motfat, Yard & Co. are bringing out
"The Little Wilful Princess" by David
Cory, the first of new saxes of chill
dren's books.
Dr. Arthur N. Davis's book, "The
Kaiser as I Know Him." is to be re-
published in England, France and
Switzerland, but probably not in Ger
many.
E. P. Dutton & Co. announce as
forthcoming "The Garden of Survival" ;"
a new novel by Algernon Blackwood,
and "The Crescent Moon," a new novel
by f. Rrctt Young. author of March
ing on Tanga."
D. Appleton & Co. are publishing
"The Doctors Part" by Colonel James
4. Church, L. S. A, an account of the
care that is given to wounded men
cover there"
Minnie f. Clark. who is still at work
near the front in France, is announced
TO be the author of "a War Nurses
Diary"
E. P. Dutton & Co. will publish this
fall Coleman Phillipson's "Alsace-Lor-
raine: Past, Present and Future"
timely work.
Ambrose Bierce. according to Boni
4; LiYeright, was last seen on the i'll
lated ship on which Lord Kitchener
made his last voyage and is supposed
to have peon lost with that great sci
der.
Professor Roland G. Usher III sum-
mer time does most of his writing and
proofreading in the old cemetery at
Annisquan, Mass.