To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuixa Datty News."
Sit,—An article under the title of "Paper Roads Movement" appeared in your yesterday's isto fare us much wonder. Probably the said writer has pitiably mis-Ndersiood why tha Association the is and ignored what it has been doing.
Before our explanation given below, we wish to call the strict-eat attention of the public pecially the said writer to the fact that the chief aim of the Asis not at all to build roads itself. It is, however, to on. courage, persuade and aesist the who might utilize their yrs. and the people interested road business, to do it actual:
Therefore, to make the actual survey of routes p to help raisin capital on behalf of road-undertakers and so forth—these are altogether within the function of thu Associ 38 the interest of roads is concerned with the whole nation, so the function of the Association is enforced through: out the whole territory never limited in one pro in one district.
All understand that at, present time it is utterly impossible to build roads actually without encountering unsurmountable obstacles because of prevailing ovile and ignorance of common people of road interest. So the only important thing the Association does and ig doing "is to eradicate the Guile while Propagating the iden Sonne all cement of nee:
ear fodda building' water and telephone Yn connexion—with the recent editorial comment and correspondence on the subject of fag nobody else has writ [prohibition in the pose T must, This is take the liberty of to me. The Council clipping which indic wholly of representatives of the in that country which are not sharoholding class of "smal oligarchy. we dominate and con fre
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