... DEATH OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Pampas Male Who Was ritliely Capiai . hog* ereliialift talkse., died early ea Sunday se GS war CaaWary. Deemed. vim was - b•--- Nowabar, 111111, i'lsea ow If Pella ...

... Conrad, elder son uf the Joseph Conrad. the norehlit. who pleaded &It, to • charge tif converting to hie owe me Cl.lOO estrusted to him to bay inanescripts of hi father's works. Mr. Richard Curie. an intimate friend of Joseph Conrad. mid that after amused ...

... miming. The county polite have the matter in hand. but so far no arrest has' been made Tb. watchman is suffering ' from JOSEPH CONRAD. Jos?ph Conrad Koraeniowski (to give him his fog name) of the remarkable figures in English literature. Hebei. in 1857 ...

... lived North of the Tweed, and Lover, George Moore, Oscar by 34 Different Nations. ar.d Richard Steele were Irish. while Joseph Conrad was a Pole. Quality M. maxim Lieber and Biamhe is the Galsworthy tale specially selected; Williams undertook a formidable ...

... A Matt of Genius at Home. Mn. Joseph C4nrad. widow of the great novelist who wrote in English, tells /II Joseph Conrad ne I Knew Him a simple, sad sometimes pathetic story of domesticity in which genius was a partner. The home life cannot been altogether ...

... totally unreliable one. History is as full of examples of this as a wheat paddock at harvest time is of ears of grain. Joseph Conrad saio that. given the right word 3 man could move the world. Given the wrong name, be you a stainless as new-fallen snow ...

... * * • is 7 - ) ON A COASTER estuaries of rivers appeal adventurous imagination. —Joseph Conrad. THE coaster sails A from Dundalk tor Newry and it is mv BY good fortune make the round ti ip. ac- SEAN companied by a few friends. CRAWFORD The sail down ...

... paraded it with pride. The twe Weider Goootte pre v ri t:would like to the Alitasoo proposes to do about Ws? The of Mr. Joseph Conrad. the world-batons Pole. who the seders writer of MOM sod firtion, laid to MA is widest Conteebury is flit Wet. Helena Mass ...

... word for play. are untenable: more probably instrument was called -jew's harp in derision. STUDENT (Baltymfla)—(fl Yes. Joseph Conrad was a Pole who made felicitous use of an acquired language. Hi struggle with an alien language, the fact that he lacked ...

... Nothing that Jules Verne. Clark That I, Willam Kavanagh. formerly For theientfiless hordes of the foe advance, Russell. or Joseph Conrad ever imagined pikeman in the army of Wirsford. should And:elieh step is a patriot's grave. . could surpass the story that ...

... was very busy over an article which had Clark Russell, &mite. Nothing that Jules Verne. to go to the printers day. or Joseph Conrad ever imaeined could surpass the story that Cap- My visitor entered unannounced and Engellandt told, b aw l e d me her car ...

... warehouses has the appearance of a prisoner meditating upon freedom in the sadness of a free spirit put under restraint.—Joseph Conrad, The Mirror of the Sea.) A little fore-and-aft schooner once lay in the mountain-locked harbour of Warrenpoint and, to ...