... BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Epstein's bronze bust of Joseph Conrad, lent by a well-known artist, has been placed In the Tate OaHem It is the last portrait of the great writer, modelled at Canterbury this summer. Conrad's physique was wearing out when Epstein ...

... STRIKE’S FIFTH WEEK. JOSEPH CONRAD. PASSING OF A GENIUS OF LETTERS. Mr. Jotepk Conrad, th* author, diud jeaterduy M hiu rMidence. Buhopubsurau, Cuuterbury. Hu vau US. Thu uon Potuh purunta. Theodor Joaeph Conrad Koriuniowafci (to him BUILDING HOPES BASED ...

... Conrad on Conrad. Readers of this column will recaU mat I have more' than mice written about the work Joseph Conrad, it is well known that Mrs. Joseph Conrad played very Important pwt tothellte and work her husband. Bemuse of her sympathy with him his work ...

... human understanding, De Maupassant for bis dramatic form, Tolstoy sa the best conjunction of artists snd reformer, sud Joseph Conrad as the best living author. It is curious that not one of these five appear to have affected Mr. Galsworthy’s style, although ...

... Several members of the Royal Family will be among those present. JOSEPH CONRAD'S HOUSE HUNTING. Some intimats sidelights on Joseph Conrad's character are to found in an article by Mrs. Joseph Conrad in tlia July Woman's Magazine. The famous author, it appears ...

... sweeping down Die Rhone valley more than half the'year. Lures for gourmets lurk ail along the Cote d'Azur, in Toulon, where Joseph Conrad laid the opening scenes of The Rover, 1 have eaten oysters made hot in white wine, according to the seventeenth century ...

... Thames magistrate. THAT DIFFICULT SPIRIT. No marvel of applied science can tame the wild spirit that lurks in all men.—Mr. Joseph Conrad. IMMORTALITY OF INTELLECTUALITY. Nations are remembered mainly by their contribution to the intellectual life of the world ...

... for jewels among Indian princes, the other describing a trip Egypt. Tbere are seasonable pictures and suggestions. Mrs. Joseph Conrad, in particular, giving some splendid recipes. Dream' come true, says Dons in article that looks nature, which ’’ whispers ...

... of bis father's estate, amounting £so# year, with a half shai on his mother death. An executor and trustee of the late Joseph Conrad said that after returning from the war young Conrad behaved In a very strange way. used to warder about in the middle of ...

... ol twelve month* the second division was pasted at the Old Bailey yeaterdajron Alfred Borya Conrad, elder son the tott Joseph Conrad. r th* novelist, who pleaded snllty converting his own use £l,lOO entrustcid to him friend to buy manuscripts Ms father’s ...

... to gent breed of dog. ft* ' hi t' The normal pressure ' w at thf earth's surface * square inch. 5. Almayer'* Folly Joseph Conrad (1857-1921.) ...

... ing subjects that in terest them; because when their imagination is stimulated they are nr afraid of lotting it go.” —Joseph Conrad. ...