... AN UNFINISHED MASTERP! —— SUSPENSE. Tad By Joseph Conrad —. net J N Admiration must always be regret and a sense of loss as one re: last work of a great writer who has away. The regret and the sense of | naturally keener when, as in the | death came be ...

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... AN INTIMATE LIFE. Joseph Conrad ...

... AUGUST 3. 1924. FISHING TRAGEDY. MAN DROWNED NEAR HUNTINGDON. DISCUSSIONS ON BOUNDARY CRISIS. DEATH OF FAMOUS NOVELIST. JOSEPH CONRAD, AUTHOR AND MASTER MARINER. ...

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... DEATH OP MR. FORD MADOX PORO. DesDTiUs, Mondaj. Mr. Ford Madox Font, the author who eollaborstod with Joseph Conrad in '• Tho Inheritors and Romance/ died nursing home here to-day. Mr. Ford, who had bean ill for time, was 66. prolific writer, also well ...

... NEW EDITIONS. Pereonal Record.” By .Joseph Conrad. (Nelson. Is 3d.)—This i« the latest addition to the Nelson Library, and should prove one of tho most popular Tolumos of eminently popular series. Mr. Conrad after many years has definitely own not merely ...

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... Ihe Royal Air Force in recognit ion of his distinguished service command of the forces Iraq. A Renter's message says Mr. Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who is returning home to-morrow, has arrived at New York. Mr. Conrad is suffering somewhat from ...

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