... (By Joseph Conrad.) The worth of a sentiment lies in the sacrifices men will make for its sake. AU ideals are built on the ground of solid achievement, which in a given profession creates in the course of time a certain tradition, or, in other words, ...

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... JOSEPH CONRAD DEAD. The Passing of Great Novelist We regret to announce the death of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished author, which occurred yesterday morning at his home, Oswalds, Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury. Mr. Conrad was sixty-seven years age ...

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