Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (1 of 5)
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The shops are large and well stocked but many of them are now closed because of the darkness. [28] In the morning we visited the Manager of the railroad regarding our luggage. The delay necessary at a steam cave in began Taubay. The head of the government within, the charge of political affairs, gave us every courtesy and edge with permission to take around anywhere in the country. The Industrial Museum near the station is fine exhibit- it is in a beautiful building. At the Geological department we met Dr. Marzway who showed us then the building & the museum. They have a splendid lot of garlic maps of Tunisia. There is here the beginning of a Zoological Museum, open snakes, lizards & some shells of animals etc. In the after- noon collected me a forest who