To the Editor of the NoarH-Cuia Daty News."
Sin,—Being one of the discontent. ed, sabseribers and supporters of the "getting together" idea with a view to obtaining a better service 1 have with the greatest terest the: article your yesterday's issue in which it is: pointed out that the a tomatie system which is now being! installed and which is supposed to be partly tfe cause of the troubles—is} in U.S.A. and Great Britai I remember that some time ago when the Telephone Ca. Lailt_ the first automatic exchange—the Eastern—some discussions appeared in your paper. The system I always understood to be one of the most modern. It would certainly be i teresting to hear from sor connected to the Eastern B: whether they are having similar troubles as those connected to f, i. the Central Exchange and get some iden of their experiences, Tam, ete, +991",
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