The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 13

__ FROM CUNEAHERE& — ONWAHTOWAR] » Seventy-three Colonists Who) f * ” @ An Bluffed English Into Grant- - ying Safe Conducts Arrive. Strangest wards of all the world war! to sift into New York were the ninety- seven German colonists, men women and children, from German New Gui- nea, away down in the water wilder-| ness of the Antipodes, who arrived the Southern Pacific steamer fighting men who have fought the English once, behind coral breastworks ig New Guinea, and boast that they { will fight the English again somewhere in the trenches of France. For, they @ay, they bluffed the commander of an Australian fighting ship into giving them safe conduct to Germany as the price of their surrender at Nauin, on their island possession, with no.prom- ises not to fight again exacted. The seventy-three valiants, with Gov. Dr. Eduard Haber, their former chief in the island colony, expect to take the first Scandinavian-American Line steamer to Sweden, and so home and to the battle line. Dr. Haber, the Governor of German New Guinea, came overland from San Francisco and arrived here a, few; days ago. But the test of the col- | onists, swinging around by New Or- leans and the sea route north, were slower to arrive. A big Hamburg-American tug took ae off the Antilles and across the forth River to the Hamburg-Ameri- an liner President Lincoln, all be- “decked in bunting in honor of the birthday of her name giver. There twenty-five of the refugees from Kiaochow who came last week still remained, and between China and New Guinea there was a love feast, toasted in brimming schooners. The New Guinea strays will re- main on the President Lincoln un- til they can take ship to Eyrope, the women going to Italy and’ the fight- ing men to Sweden. Karl Hacker, a bronzed trader who has spent years skimming the South Beas for copra, and pearls, told the story of the epic fight at Nauin. “Our big wireless station was there,” he said, “but even with the wireless we heard est of the war until Aug. 17, That ight several of us had Invitations to dine,with John Slater, the only Englishman in the settle- ment, We went just the same, though the spark through the air said we were enemies. “Next day we started making prep- erations for defense. We made ches and got out all @ur ammuni- ton, determined to save the wireless plant whatever happened. “But we heard nothing from the English until Sept. 11, when an Australian battleship showed up and sent a landing party ashore. We gradually retired under fire to the last | line of defense at the wireless sta- | tion, but there we put up a big fight There were only a little more than a hundred of us, but we burned enough powder for a regiment, The English were deceived. Finally they sent a flag of truce and asked for a parley. “Our Governor said the only terms of surrender he would listen to were safe conduct for every fighting man back to Germany and no promise not to fight again. The English accepted these terms, and in Australia, where they took us, the Minister of State signed & special pass for every one “of us. So we go back to fight. “They tell us we wijl be the only German reservists to leave New York since the war began.” IA handsome, solid oak table, with round pedestal, claw feet and highly| polished top, Ext™nds so as to seat eight people comfortably, A really desirable table at a specially low price. 4 Rooms Furnished Dutfitss ren, NeEnerys Brooklyn’s Most Reliable Furniture and Carpet House TWO BLOCKS AWAY FROM HIGH PRICES. 86-88-90 Myrtle Av. {Terence Open Saturdays Until 7 P, M. Get More for Your Dollar-—Save les from New Orleans to-day. | < Seventy-three of them are husky (EW VEYYYeY eee ere ey er yee eee eee ee eee BS UNITED Profit-Sharing COUPONS GIVE THEM! SAVE THEM! MISSES’ Tailored SUITS Of Gabardine, $26.75 In sand color and smart Spring Suits with belted blouse coat box-pleated at ‘back trimmed with military tabs and large buttons; peau de cygne lined and very finely tailored. e flaring skirt has a fitted hip-yoke. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. Juniors’ Suits of Novelt Mixtures—New Model, $26.75 In brown and blue, Suits with Empire blouse coat; belted and with patch pockets; the inlaid collar is of moire piped with contrasting color. The girdle skirt has a deep circular flounce. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. Misses’ Suits of Serge or Checked Worsted— $23.74 Sea tailored Suits of navy serge or shepherd check made with jaunty belted coat, peau de cygne lined; patch Pore nd long rows of buttons add to its style. In laring skirt,—patch pockets are featured. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. : iors’ Suits of English unions Sule of Engl $23.74 In navy blue, sand color or black serge of excellent quality; Suits with blouse coats, belted with novelty com- bination belt of kid and the fabric and finished with white Bengaline silk collar. The new skirt fastens with buttons and button holes, and has a yoke at the back. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. Afternoon Dresses of Taffeta $16.74 In Alice blue, navy, green and black; Empire model, the soft bodice with cuffs, vestee and high collar of fine net; the skirt, on the fashionable full lines, is made with corded yoke and finished with. cording and ruffle to em- K hasize the high waist effect. large patch pockets. Size 14. 16 Rizes 14, 16 and 18 years. and 18 years. THIRD FLOOR, 35TH STREET. GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES Advance Spring Models Very Specially Priced A timely sale of smart little Froc! in both military and Tailored Dresses of Gabardine $19.74 A very mouish Frock In navy or sand color gabardine. Plain tailored model with double rows of buttons extending from the high collar half way down the skirt. High belted’ skirt, with triple box pleats at back and two tailored models—featuririg the new pocket effects, suspenders and pleated skirts. Specially purchased for this sale ard offered at these unusually attractive prices. Linene and Gingham Dresses, $1.89 Titusirated at right centre. Hand-Embroidered Linene Dresses in picturesque model, with pleated skirts. Plain and plaid gingham, in ey colors, with sheer embroidered batiste collars and cuffs. Styles for small and intermediate girls. Sizes 4 to 15 years. Imported Repp Dresses— je Mo ‘A $2.89 Illustrated atlet. \n pink or white, scalloped and embroid- ered Dresses—in quaint Empire effect. The waist of white with collar and cuffs in contrasting coor. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Ramie Linen Dresses— Tailored Model, $3.74 Illustrated at let centre and on the extreme right. “Oiiver Twist” and suspender models—in rose, green, cadet blue, and leather color linen; white biouse waists are smertiy tailored and feature pockets and pleats. Sizes 6 to 15 years. THIRD FLOOR, 35TH STREET. RT OS BO Why Often in Macy’s Advertising Because we want our cus- tomers to become familiar with the name “Margari and to know that these are the finest artificial Pearls hat can be procured. NECKLACES IN Priced $19.89, $24.89, $29.75, $39.75 and $49.75 markable li! $37.25 t Peels f R. M1. Meey & Co.'s Attractions Are Thole Low Prices > Herald Squere, Broadway. 34th to 88th G6 Is Again! : Because we want our cus- # tomers to appreciate the re- eness in lustre FIVE SIZES—ALL_ GRADUATED. Necklaces with Diamond Clasps are priced at Furniture for the Dining Room | Te Speci Featured in the Mi if Cash tae of tanta’ Quality Furniture When two the former is the yetia a dooald tave te dl undes normal pur- The other is the February See rrice. Remarkable values both in the finer Suites and the mod- erately priced pieces—so much in demand. The excellence of the construction, the beauty of the designs, and the fine finishing details—conform to the Macy standards in every minute particular. __A Showing of Smart NEW Spring BLOUSES Extension Extension. . Tables * Tables $17.67 sit $12.24 ah 915.24 $13.34 $13.67 $11.89 $90.28 $26.75 $35.25 $30.75 $36.75 $32.25 Crepe de Chine Blouses, $2.49 (Upper left illustration) In the new shades, tail- Chiffon and Lace Blouses, $2.89 (Upper right illustration) (Lower right ijlustration) White French Voile, of Well braced, In flesh color chiffon, ored Blouses in novel pleat- i ith si superior quality, in boxe strongly con sore design; ed and hemstitched effects; | fore acinty” sucasnatow pleated model finely ‘em: structed chairs in highly pefihed, very well made of lustrous, | !4¢e y "tit | broidered, Note the “epau- golden oak finish, : washable ‘crepe de chine: | draped overblouse effect; | let” yoke and thé high eatin estan Low collar and revers are | the low collar is pointed at | cravat with the four deep panel back, seat bert glass ends of pretty style. the back in novel fashion. points. covered Ir ge Golden Oak Dining and front, heavy ulne leather. “Suzette Crepe” Striped Crepe de Chairs, — glass shelves, with Wood seat Very Special $1.96 3 | : : + : ; + : : Tailored Blouses, $4.74| Chine Blouses, $5.49 i posse (Contre ilustration) $ j (Lower left itbustration) conn ak the verre eee Sees been ne ee suattte crepes” tallared Diocese with rows | high colisr with esp pobited “eicst al Fumed ne “Suzette crepe,” tai uses with rows | high col I 5 ” ar ‘ume Ook Di ing R inted cuffs. Finely tailored of a superior ning sXoom fet yoke, the fronts, cuffs, sleeves andthe |quality white creps de chine with satin Suites—10 Pieces—Special $138.00 freely rolling collar. stripes in smart colori ings. . THIRD FLOOR, 34TH STREET. carved detail. EEREDERALREDLEDEEEEREEDLE SEP CELL ALELFSLESAG Buffet top is 22248 inches, has a French plate mirror which is 10x44, Silver Deposit TEA SETS | “Serzzeme usta nsenes autem m FUME DOAK DINING ROOMSUITE, in “Adam” period, quartered oak construction, in dull brown fumed oak finish. Very effective, finely : of double hemstitching finishing the epau- SPECIAL, at $1.74. |. =aets==eaeeane Hungorian Oak Dining Room fg Suites—10 Pieces—Special There are only 200 of these. sainty Silver Deposit Tea y $184.00 Sets in this sale. Every piece is richly coated with pure A very artistic “William and Mary” design, 1s of oak con- silver in floral design, as shown in the illustration. struction in a rich gray Hungarian finish, very effect is a choice of three ‘colors—blue, brown or cream. Each woe tp is add Tach, han wo genie Saver, won ee % Set consists of a TEAPOT, COVERED SUGAR BOWL and CREAMER. Serving toble hes locus diorer ond 0 totines cel, + on8 Five side chairs aad one arm chair with pane! backs, covered is 8 Spanish leather. ‘‘Chatelet’”” Oak Dining Room Suite—/0 Pieces— $186.00 Quartered oak construction, very qualnt design, finished in driftweod gray or furned oak. SIXTH FLOOR, OLD FARM STYLE SCRAPPLE, SPECIAL w.) 12c MUSIC ROLLS With Complete Words of Popular Songs | 23c_ | Something new. Adapted to any 88-note player piano. Farmstyle —made . . ‘ : With each Roll are the sheet music and words of the song. | Sffer,a tested old-time recipe, 73 ” Below are a few of the most popular numbers. ed Lard always appetsi 2 Cat PHO : OLOG ¥ ’ The Little House I Didn't Raise My Boy to | siecling "hot pan-to, 2" golden 2 ‘ Upon the Hill Be a Solder. brown, Served with red ote On Time Exposures When You’ meer sar areca dish “fit for a king.” : ‘ P ‘ou're a Long, Long When Its Night-time Down ___ Few amateurs realize the beauties of the Winter Way from Home. in Dixieland Spanish Style Season and the many opportunities afforded them of — , in Dixieland. Vegetable taking interesting pictures. Now is the time for indoor When You Wore a Tulip SALAD (lb) 18¢ portraits and flashlights. For time exposures, which, asa rule, give the best results, you will need ,a tri- pod, we are therefore making a special offer for Friday and Saturday as follows: “ie’ "Seana Telescopic Metal Tripods A delicious combination Salad of Potatoes, Sweet Peppers, Cel- ery, Tomatoes, String Beans, Peas, Beets ard Mayonnaise. and | Wore a Big Red | Back to the Carolina You Rose. Lowe. macy4, MUSIO SHOP, FOURTH FLOOR, BEAR. e Boston Style S-section tripods, 3934 In. extended, 1534 in. closed, $1.50 $1.14 Inese BAKED 5 S-section tripods, 45 in. extended, 1734 in. closed, $1.75 $1.26 ugs Sliced. Special (Ib. 47 4-section tripods, 48 in. extended, 15 in. closed, $2.25 $1.69 Geaclalty asiacied pts ats S-section tripods, 50 ir. extended, 15 In. clésed, $2.75 $2.13 Beautiful and Original cured Hater tice: baled to 6 ‘T-section tripods, 49 in. extended, 12 in. closed, $3.25 $2.54 turn and sliced very thin. An Interesting Event E have purchased in bond a choice collection of Rugs | Bottom Round made in China. A splendid opportunity to secure | Well Cooked On Saturday, February 13th, E a Chinese Rug ni so much in vogue, and ata | CORNED BEEF we will boxe . Dersonstration of rice which i itively Lowest-in-the-City. Rew Covnopng paper, mace | a . ich ts you Y ry ine ity, ‘ xu 42c by Burke & James, which prints by arti: light. jee ‘Rugs are made exactly as they were cen- ; The manufacturers claim Rexo Paper to be superior to turies ago, of mountain sheep’s wool, colored with Imported Roquefort all other developing papers of this kind, having more latitude , vegetable dyes, and by such skilled workmen that CHEESE, in ss - ged Lope nl i) be Seales | is monstration wi conduct: y ex- the finished Rug is a true work of art, : Speci (fb) 39c rte sent direct from the factory in Chicago; and Beautiful thoughts as well as beautiful color combinas | imported. Py . H. Macy & Co. is the first Store in New York City tions are characteristic of Chinese Art, and all this is im- to have it. Me a pressively exvressed in our authentic collection. N. Y. State Full -, © sample Pacicage of Rexo Paper, containing six sheets * ” Milk CHEESE, size 344 x 5}9 will be given to each person attending the Hi The designs are mostly the graceful floral patterns, (Ib.) 24c Demonstration. Bring your favorite negatives, and let i * dragon flies and butterflies in rich colorings; others have Old! erapow Chana inataa a us convince you of the superior quality of Rexo Paper. \ *% medallion centrepieces, delicious Welsh Rarebit. CAMERA HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH FLOOR, FOURTH FLOOR, FIFTH FLOOR.