To the Editor of the "Norra-Cama Datty News."
Sim,—In reply to Mrs. Evan Morgan's letter, I should like to make it clear, that the state of the paths, quantity of flies, and general want of administration on the mountain this summer, have caused dissatisfaction generally, and are not the outcome of one discontented mind, but the voice of public opinion.
Mrs. Morgan's letter, as you say in your "Note and Comment," is rather wide of the mark. No one has disputed that Mokanshan is a lovely spot, nor can I see where her reference to the boarding house she mentions, or to children's games, ete., quite fits in. Mrs. Morgan is lucky if she she has not heard of any illness or accidents up here: one supposes that she leads a very stay-at-home life. The fact that this is such a lovely place, makes it all the sadder to see it falling into disrepair.
I am, etc., Your MoxaNnsHaN CORRESPONDENT. Mokanshan, July 30, 1922.
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