Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (1 of 5)
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by Annie & Harold Allen which is good means of attracting a tigers. Both Caldwell & Andrews were up on the hillside with a spot as bait for waiting for tiger until sundown, no tigers were seen by any of us. Our camp at Jutzing is beautifully situated under a great spreading Banyan tree. with roots. Nearby is a large palm tree [illegible] & or you can't see near the cluster of homes below us. Walter very uncommonly always during the afternoon, The hillside are largely covered by small second growth trees, some spaces. No water is near the camp. 23 Caught my tigers on the top of hillside baited by live dogs. Went out early with Andrews & traced dogs loose. went swimming in the pool at 10 a.m. water lukewarm, excretion lots. In the afternoon