"Appendix to the Annual Report of 1882 (No. 97)"

Concerned with the case of teacher Koranteng. Issues a stake seem to have been his idleness, and his idle manner. In a tense moment, too, Dilger seems to have been overcome by the thought that a man of this calibre would have a very lowly job in his homeland. Another problem was that he had a farm, and spent far too much time on it in Dilger’s opinion. He is, however, hoping that he will receive a reprimand rather than a dismiss. (To this is added a remark of Ramseyer’s, that they had had difficulty with both teachers getting them to attend evening prayers. They both add that on other stations this was not requited of the teachers).

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