IN A NUTSHELL

Evening Star, Issue 16988, 10 March 1919, Page 1

IN A NUTSHELL

ANNIVERSARIES. ] 506.—Australia discovered by the Dutch. 1845.—Heke destroyed Kororaxeka. The veteran Cars well is the Champion of Champions for the Dunedin centre for the current bowling season. Mr Massey gains kudos for his chairmanship of the sub-commission on facts relating to responsibility for the war. City" Hotel freehold changed hands «t £I3,(XX), tho buildings also passing over to tho syndicate when the present leases run out. Tho ghost of Edith Cavell sits daily at the Versailles Conference. Revolution, is the broaching of the wine of freedom, and Bolshevism the ensuing delirium tremens. President Wilson says that 13 is his lucky number. This is also the opinion of lua opponents who reject his “ point ” auenl the Freedom of the Seas. Reported that King George has “commanded'” Madame Melba to sing at a gala Peace performance at Oovent Garden in May. Fighting in Berlin lias ceased. The new revolutionary movement has failed. Damage to the extent of £50,000 and a dozen lives lost as the result of a riot in the Canadian camp at Rhyl. Bolshoviki fermented the outbreak. “ BiUy ” Sunday is nothing, if not forcible. In a recent address at Kansas City (U.S.A.) he remarked that “the ex-Kaiser has sunk so low that he’ll have to take an aeroplane to get to Helh"