"Anum Stations Conference Protocool"

Requests that they be paid £24 to cover losses which occurred when a canoe was stranded near Odumase - and possibly its contents robbed. Fetzer and Klaus lost £6 worth of groceries each, Müller £5, and the station household lost £7. Also they must send news that the way to the coast is once more blocked: the Akwamus are allies of the Anlos, and what will happen to the Anums, Pekyis, etc, is not known. A subscript from the senior J. Müller at Osu records that it is remarkable the Anum station has lost so little in transit, and the £24 should certainly be paid. The station is now very exposed - a warehouse with goods, surrounded by unfriendly tribes. God will have to protect them - little can be hoped for from men.

07.11.1866

07.11.1866

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