... JOSEPH CONRAD: JOSEPH CONRAD, who has been taken from us so suddenly that w•e had not even time to say good-bye, was one of the most remarkable and interesting personalities in literary history. A great novelist and a great writer (the two qualities are ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD. Xr. H. M. TenJtaaoa baa aa interwt- In* appreciation of Joseph Conrad in the Weekly Weetmintter, in the coarse which he .write* i-., Conrad Wee extremely eenaitive man, and and modeat; yet ha wan at one dm* very anxions to learn from ...

... DEAN OF TRIBUTE TO JOSEPH CONRAD. The Dean of Canterbury, preaching at Canterbury Cathedral Sunday, paid a tribute to the tneraorv of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist. the time of his death was, as believe, the greatest living author writing English ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD : AN APPRECIATION r. son of what we should call a squire in land-girt Russian Poland, a co untry of purely military tradition, a place where sailors are only a legend:who, in spite of all opposition, answered the u call of the sea which ...

... NEWS - INTERESTING EVENTS AND OCCASIONS. Fernstadt (Berlin), 1.8., and L.N.A, LAID TO REST AT CANTERBURY : THE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH CONRAD. AMERICA’S LARGEST SUBMARINE LAUNCHED : THE U.S. SUB- J MARINE “VI. TAKING THE WATER AT PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- i.^Hp|BJß ...

... great man, who died only a few miles from tuis Cathedral last Sunday, and had for some time past lived and worked in Kent —Joseph Conrad. At the time of his death he was, as I believe, the greatest living author writing English prose. His works are rich in ...

... THE LATE MR. JOSEPH CONRAD FUNERAL AT CANTERBURY, i Vhe funeral, of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist, who died at hig resid- ence, “Oswaids,” Bish ne, took place at Canterbury on ursday afternoon many manifestations of sympathy and respect. ...

... by the launch, and the halfcaste, who was one of the most villainous-looking men 1 have ever seen, the sort of creature Joseph Conrad so wondi-i fully depicts, sat and bragged to Mr James and myself The launch turned up about 11, and, slithering down the ...

... impossible of adoption as national policy.” . .. . On inquiring his name and where had come from, he told me his name was Joseph Conrad, and that he was engaged iit the coasting trade on a tramp steamer. “With your culture,” I said, “do you not sometimes ...

... motors CYCLES By JAMES CLARE. The death of the great novelist Joseph Conrad recalled to my memory the pleasure of meeting him in the Market place, South Shields, somewhere about years ago. was Sunday niyht arid I had entered the square to listen to a ...

... Hind has made record of a whole long afternoon on the shore at Sandgate which he and Mr. H. G. Wells and the late Mr. Joseph Conrad devoted to trying to make etones skim and skip across the waves. Smart American Sayings. two ante in the ark. Picnic parties ...

... Thursday he would not, in his, opinion, fall till October or November. Sir Walter Runciman and Joseph Conrad. A FEW weeks before the death of Joseph Conrad, Sir Walter Runciman, did not know the novelist as a sailor, invited him to spend a few days with ...