... Stevenson. Plays of the month and Books of the month receive attention, and pictorial art is regimented by a portrait of Joseph Conrad by W. Rothe+• stein. All thia—w_th tbe rust—nabs up • magasine of singular lutenist. ...

... editorial remarks on The New Position—the latter dealing with England, Franco, Germany again. Toni Redo: Heeler discusses Joseph Conrad and his work. ,Filson Young deals faithfully with some American Characteristics. Rowland Kenny (ex -Railwaymen) has things ...

... number of the Pall Mall is full of good things. Raoul, Gentleman of Fortune goes on his way rejoicing his readers. and Joseph Conrad's Guerilla story is opening out well. We are not sorry to see the last of Commander MeTurk, however. The Eton Days of Mr ...