Some of the x004 motor roads have been severely damaged by the use of them by military mule carts. Or-Ginary "cow and Peking carts are Kept off, but the military carts seem to have the right of way, greatly to the detriment of the road, and also Jgreatly {0 the decrease of the eff-Eleney of the ronds should the milltary want to use them for strategic [purposes for rapid transportation of troops in times of national danger. Fortunately, not so many of the roads are thus abused, and the great hope is that only rubber-tyred veh~ {eles shall be allowed on any of the motor roads.
Some of the bus companies are Anding "business very profitable. since the roads have been improved. Probably one of the best paying lines Fung on the road which was rohabilit~ Aled a8 a work relief project of the [Ching international Famine Relief Commission, after the flood which Jeome upon {his section from the Yel Tow River's wrest overflow about two years 990, This road, from Panpu by way of Yangehiach\ to Hsiang-Jshuikowtsih, traverses aw densely populated district and one which is teapable of great commercial develop-iment, If 9 good bridge were put over the big tide-water river at Hsiangshuikowtsih, thus linking this road with the one from there is Fowning, there would be still greater trate.
"The government's plan to link up hsien cities, by good motor roads, is well on the way to realization. The Prospects for continuous improvement.
the roads are also bright. In the past, "many roads were built and Jailowed to deteriorate to the point fof uselessness.
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