The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1917, Page 14

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With Elec- tric Percolator take fifteen to eighteen minutes, __ No other coffee but Yuban ever goes into the large grinders in which Yuban is ground, so there is no chance for the flavor and aroma of Yuban to be impaired by other coffees. Yuban is also packed in pulverized form for those who prefer the French or drip method; and in the whole bean for those who prefer to grind the bean as they use it. The minute you taste Yuban you real- ize why its success as a private coffee was duplicated the moment it was offered the public. Try percolating Yuban by the fol- lowing method. You will be delighted with the full flavor and the bright clear liquor. YUBAN The Arbuckle Guest Coffee ] FGA NF A ETAT EAT, No Club Fees No Interest Added No Extra Charwes of Any Kind. 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TELLSOFARRAD ONS, HOSPITAL Describe Cold How the German edly Bombed Harvard Unit ‘The f jorman ale pata on bermpt tan aA expen ary tor nM abray wound an A amme the attendants, la by « Breokiyn boy who want throws | all safety. He ta Abraham Green lat No. ide 64th Btreet, who was «| | champion wreatier of the Harvard | |@remunan clam when be joined United States Base Honpital No. 6, more widely known as the Harvard In @ letter fust received by his | brother, Hamuel Groen, Private Abra | nem Green discloses @ome persona! | the mick « vividly Gemarihe firat-hand information not ‘neluded | in official despatches. ior instance, the men have dug belies beaide thei: tents wo that they m leap to at the first explosion of ahr , the use of shrapnel, inatead high explosive bombs, mindieated tha the Germans wore making the rai expreamy to kill che patienta anu | nurees rather than t petroy build ings. Under date of Oct. 11 Private Groen writes | "We are now receiving the news | papers from the States giving an count of the raid on thie bospita Most of the newspapers, however, do not know the detatis, and I am, there fore, sending you verbatim the entry in my diary for that day ““‘Bopt. 6, 117—Hopt. 1, 2 | were perfectly cloudless days, and the | 8 and 4)! }moon shone down on the camp #0/), brilliantly that every detail must |; have been visible to the German war|siqned to tak One of the first things h planes sailing over us. For fear of ‘an air raid, the electric Nghts during | n thoue four days were turned off for 4 |ebort time during tho night. e |" "The night orderiies have supper at 10 P.M. and on night I atart- ed off at the usual time for the mess, It was about 10.20 P. M., Just when | we were in the midst of our meal that the lights went out We didn’t take | much notice of this and finished our| ,, meal by candle light. Soon after the | | lights were switched on and we start- | o} Jed back to our wards thinking that | all danger of a raid was over. | “"L was scarcely five minutes In the ward when the lights went out again and we were left in almost total darkness. And then came tho first |} jexplosion, which shook the ground about us for hundreds of yards, The was deafening. oon after two more bombs fell, | ¢ striking the ground beside each other |t at the entrance to Lieut. Fitzsim- | [ Tho tent was levelled to mona's tent. riddled with shrapnel 6 “*At the third explosion, the nurae | Greenwood. and I went to the entrance of the tent | just in time to witness a frightful ex- | seo @ fun of fire burst forth high above the tents. This bomb fell at d of the ward and killed one nt and wounded some others. “The last explosion did the most damage. It fell in the midst of the boys sleeping in the reception tent, killing two and wounding about twel Altogether there were four killed and seventeen wounded. “One of the boys by the name of Woods was killed by & piece of shrap- nel striking him in tho chest and plercing his lung. The others were | riddled by shrapnel, They were all) friends of mine. I had spoken to| Woods only a fow minutes before at the mess and it Js very hard to realize that he is dead. “‘After the third explosion, the nurse and I went back Into the ward and walked up and down quieting the patients who had been awakened hy the explostone. ““Phe boys are all of the opinion objective of the air rald. There are landmarks about us which make the location of the cainp manifest to all aeroplanos and it 1s ver¥ hard to be- leve that we were not bombed imten- tionally, Precautions have been taken againat a future alr ral “*The camp to-night darkn ve be practically in total All Mehts in| the wards shaded and those on the roads have been awitohed off. ‘The moon ts behind sor nudes, AS a result we must be ve ful not to walk Into a dit ak our legs. , Some of the have dug Aitchas around their t Into which they gan drop when they are given warning of an air raid’ “This is the account of the atr raid as T shw it" — WALTER E. BIRD'S FUNERAL. Store Manager Obiatned Ft tlon Throwah a World Funeral services for Walter Eugene Bird be d at 880 to-nt@ht once, No. 154 West rd re ment and hat ploy for thirt an office b through World. the start Was a Mie wife and t | Bard >-- OBITUARY NOTES. advertising manager ) Pearson's, Magar ay at tho St. Law-| Louls of Th zines, rence I Dr. F. 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