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Dunstan Times, Issue 3139, 16 October 1922, Page 7

W hicli .-ire tin words we use most when wr speak or write. An American inventor says they are these: —As, are, hut, it. il. on, we. at. he, for, in, not, to, was, all, hy, lie, is, of. the, you. This invi ntor has produced a typewriter wl a hj ha* keys for those words in addith n to ‘J'parate letter keys, so that wh never I lie typist wants to write "l ie,” it can he done with one touch of the linger instead of three. .Mount Kenia. in Africa, is nearly three and one-half miles liipih, and straddles the epilator.' The summit is always covered with snow, and in climhinjr to the top one passes through ail the climates known from the tropics to the arctic. M. dames Henri de I’othschihl. a niemher of the Kreneh hraneh of the, family, wa’s sued for 101).000 damages in the State Supreme Court of New York hy Mile. Marie I’onpiet, a I 4 ’reneh yirl. who alleges on Ins promise to marry her. and that he has since refused to li.\ a dale lor the marriage. Ih (inihition of the marriage oi males under the :i»u of ‘2 o. as well as unions of the feeble-minded. is one of the re(oiiim aidations of the Commission on Unemployment in South Africa.