... 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 ...

... BY MAY MOTT SMITH. WHEN Joseph Conrad came to the States last year, it seemed unlikely that I should have any trouble in carrying out the commission I hid received from hie publisher* to make portrait medal of him in bronse. This was to servo a* an i ...

... NEWS IN BRIEFs Tbe funeral of Mr. Joseph Conrad been fixed tor to-morrow one o’clock at Canterburr Cemetery. Increased rates of benefit under tha CSemploym >nt nearsncs Acts, will bo payable tram It Angust. Michael Jones, British ex-eoldier, has been ...

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... tendon Traffic Act, Housing Financial Provirioto Act, and other Act*. The Bouse adjourned M September. JOSEPH CONRAD’S FUNERAL. The funeral Joseph Conrad took place Canterbury yeeteraay. The body wee taken by road from Bishopehourne to St. Thomas Church ...

... to-day reeks of romantic sea lore, blockades and piracy such as one might expect hud the works Hebert Louis Stevenson and Joseph Conrad. Nevertheless it is being enacted to-day on the open sea miles northwest of the coast of Holland, and is the aftermath ...

... nothing have” applies to the fields of literature to other walks life. Xt will have been noticed that that -eminent writer. Joseph Conrad, who was formerly master mariner, and who saw exciting work daring the war in a boat, left £20,000. None will have the ...

... of thu (tudy of th* author, wrote The Bed hkdge of Cour»*o ■' lie* la the preface, which was almost the last work of Joseph Conrad. It reveals the master’s hand, and tribute to friendship with ons who must have been somewhat singular friend, it leaves ...

... literary tastes are suited a* far possible. Miss Newberry tell* that Dickens's works are in big demand in many villages, and Joseph Conrad and W. J. Locke’s books are constantly asked for. while stories of the pioneer settler and Tukon and so are also widely ...

... to the nvc -age which have already been received Iren half the most famous people in Iks world, including Marconi, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John tralssort*' Sir Oliver Lodge. Air. 1 Mackenzie, Bir Philip Gibbs, the Kip' Hon. J. R. dynes and Sir Ronald. Mr ...

... big problem the ear training of child is the dispelling of.the fear bogey. the “Womerie Magaaine for this month Mrs. Joseph Conrad, writ ing on My Methods with My Children. Then tfcere the lamentable b*bit, eo often thoughtlessly indulged in. that ...

... “with |iva stock it” the far of ages. To-day we deal with beings. What do the and women who live tha territory dssiraf JOSEPH CONRAD. By death Joseph Qo«nd loeea her irreataet faring writer of prone. Bun> Pole, Mtowdiag man cl imUm. flirt ehoqld attempt ...