Igellia, Jophrenti, Anastaphia, Cetrypa are Valmanella. Stopping also good hotel the Louisville Hotel $2.50 per day. A better one near by "The Old Inn". Left at 3 P.M. in Clarksville, Tenn. The railroad first goes over the Georgian plains and then through the low but rough hills of the Ohio Valley. The a long ascent into the Mississippian Strata. At Elginville Town we are in the St. Louis and remain in it up to at least Darling Green by a distance of 70 miles. Through this country one sees small holes and but few rivers. The climax of holes is about the Mammoth cave Junction (there is 5 miles to the west). The county is constantly of ad down and but few of the hills have ponds of water. The limestone is deeply dissected, the red earth is deep as the fields are covered with it so that stone walls are made of them. Arrived at Clarksville at 9.30. Staying at the Tulane. Cost especially good at $2.50 per day.