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wanted [locke?] our short night's
ration of sleep by a nap, but there
was no place to lie down and no
place to rest the head when sitting
so sleep was impossible. We tried
reading but the train was jerky
and we couldn't distinguish
the words. So we had to look at
the country. It looked like S. A.
the natives were not characteris-
tic as yet - not different from the
Indians of Ceylon and we did not
particularly enjoy it. We arrived
at Madura at 2:30 after lunch
on the train. We were at once sur-
rounded by carriage drivers
and guides soliciting business
We got the impression that the
country was swarming with
them. We divided [??lorest] before