Erskine Macdonald

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"... ?" These verses form part of a remarkable ballad by an unknown poet. named Al(red Dodd, and publishtied under the title of "The Ballad of the iron Cross" by Erskine Macdonald. It filly voices the question that all our fighting men are asking. it has been forwarded to us by an Aus tralian soldier in France with 'a request that it ..."

"... price of the book is 6s. Our copy is from the London publishers. THE LITTLE BOOKS OF GEORGIAN VERSE. "Hill and Heather, or England's Heart," by Mary G- Cherry. (Erskine Macdonald, London-) We have received a copy of Miss Cherry's little volume of verse entitled "Hills and Heather, or England's Heart," which Mr. Erskine Macdonald has now in- cluded in his scries of "Little Books ot' Georgiau Verse-" The poems are very fair specimens of average magazine verse, in many instances Avell and even gracefully ..."

"... District Council. The last day for nominations is March nth, before noon. Truth in Modern Fiction. For fi. novel of contemporary life Miss Elizabeth of Bradford, has won the Erskine Macdonald competition with The Story of Jenny A Mill girl's Diary.” Awards were also made to Miss Clare Elstob, the actress and playwright, for a novel dealing with Chelsea art circles, ..."