... Bet lam sorry sot sach not ..j J cose, trust will tpeedilv done. I roatain. yours truly ' „ . _ J- Marsh Lane, Barton HilL VEGETARIAN SANATORIUM Sib,—Lord Roberts has expressed . with srrrmgements tbe V Sanatormm :n Capo Town, has r-served one entire wing ...

... A VEGETARIAN SANATORIUM. Sts,—Lord Roberts has expreesed himself so much pleased with the arrangements of the Vegetarian SAnatorium in Claremont, near Cape Town, that he has reserved one entire wing for wounded British officers. From his long experience ...

... books can now obtained that no beginner need meet with difficulty. After four years of consistent and most successful vegetarianism, I feel in a position to give advice to anyone wishing to adopt for a while a pure and humane diet. Could but realise a ...

... books can now be obtained that no beginner need meet with difficulty. Mtn. four years of consistent and most successful Vegetarianism, I feel in a position to give advice to anyone wishing to adopt for a while a pure and humane diet. Could we bat realize ...

... WOMEN AND SLAUGHTER-HOUSES. Su, -Apropos of Mr. Tudor Pole', letter, it roome to should he sad for the ether rid* of the questiou. Firstly. women who to thoroughly tinsel themmelves * by taking up men's occupation to the 'stoat of vieiting descrye all ...

... than the bench. He denounced the motion on the ground that it pandered to inane erase for spurious titles. VEGETARIANS IN SOCIETY. Vegetarianism making rapid progress in the higher circles ...

... THE STRATHEARN HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST :31, 1907 Blacklock, Crown Gardens, Glasgow. Good Health (Summer School of tho Vegetarian Soeiety)--Miss Emily Dixon, Haddertfiekl Miss 1. A. 8. Clark, Etiinhurgli: Dr Helen Wilson, !Mend.); Miss Ida Edgar, Edinburgh ...

... Chairman: Bey. Professor E. B. Mayor. Papers will be read Mr William ». A. Aron LL.dT PJRR.L. on Edward a Vegetarian;’’ by Mr Wellesley Tudor Pole on some Unreekoned Aspects t frrtariamsm;” also a Paper by Mr Bell. MA. on, The Bright Side of ’ TCEBDA ...

... told would not last long on vegetarian diet Well, he was, he bad said, still alive, and had had serious complaint. They were called together that night not in a dogmatic but in friendly spirit, hear the case for vegetarianism. They asked people to inquire ...

... BOARD OF TRADE’S SALARY. PBOCBEDINGB IN GRAND COMMITTEE. MAN AND THE ANIMAL CREATION. Mr WELLESLEY TUDOR POLE • spoke Some Unrecognised Aspects of Vegetarianism.” He pointed ont that the majority of people were familiar with countless arguments favouring bloodless ...

... the see:et all is the not eating meat. To that the world must come. I and ware. VNELCCKON ED ASPECTS OF VEGETARIANISM. Mr. WELLESLEY TUDOR POLE read paper on Some Curreketted Aspects of He said that the majority - peopin were familiar with oonntleas ...

... Closing (Shops) Bill the Statute Book.” BBISTOL VEGETARIAN AND-FOOD REFORM SOCIETY. A meeting connection with the wbowwww held on Tuesday, at the Band of Hope Union Rooms. St. James's Square. Mr Tudor Pole, who presided, reminded the members the meetings ...