"Kamerun/Cameroon: Letters and reports from the individual mission stations in 1913, part II"

290 documents arranged in 18 sections. In this year the Ossing Station is moved to Besongabang. There are three new stations: Ndogbea, Bangwa and Bandzun; Bonaku: letters and reports from the Station at Bonaku, Documents 1-36; Bonaberi: letters and reports from the Station at Bonaberi; Documents 37-48; Bombe: letters and reports from the Station at Bombe, Documents 49-61; No. 61: Rhode stresses the importance of missionary access to the plantations and reports on the use of women and child labour there; Ossing bzw. Besongabang: letters and reports from the Station at Ossing / Besongabang, Documents 62-90; No. 63: Stolz' detailed report on work in the Ossing area; No. 70: a drawing of the mission house to be built in Ossing or Besongabang; No. 81: the decision is taken to make Besongabang and not Ossing the site of the new Station; Stolz reports on the move to Besongabang; Mangamba: letters and reports from the Station at Mangamba, Documents 91-97; No. 94 contains a sketch-map of the area in Yabassi in which it is planned to build a new mission Station; Nyasoso: letters and reports from the Station at Nyasoso, Documents 98-100; Ndunge: letters and reports from the Station at Ndunge, Documents 101-116; Lobethal: letters and reports from the Station at Lobethal, Documents 117-122; Edea: letters and reports from the Station at Edea, Documents 123-129; Ndogbea: letters and reports from the Station at Ndogbea, Documents 130-139; Sakbayeme: letters and reports from the Station at Sakbayeme, Documents 140-159; Nos . 149 and 150: Stutz and Hässig complain about the treatment of Cameroonians recruited by soldiers for work on the roads; Victoria: letters and reports from the Station at Victoria, Documents 160-162; Buea: letters and reports from the Station at Buea, Documents 163-167; Bali: letters and reports from the Station at Bali, Documents 168-228; No. 169: on building a middle school; No. 170: on the necessity of placing a missionary at Bandzun (Keller); No. 174: copy of a letter to the garisson at Bamenda on difficulties with catholic missionaries in the Bamenda-Bamessing area; No. 177 is a copy of the answer (See also Nos. 178-182, 214-216); No. 205: a letter from all Grassfields missionaries on the introduction of the Bali language in churches, schools and literature work (See also No. 220); Bagam: letters and reports from the Station at Bagam, Documents 229-238; No. 233: Vielhauer on aspects of the Bali language, with a note by Lutz; No. 238: a sketch-map of the villages around Bagam; Fumban: letters and reports from the Station at Fumban, Documents 239-259; No. 247 contains a description of a visit by a Catholic missionary to King Njoya (See also Nos. 248, 254, 257); Bangwa: letters and reports from the Station at Bangwa, Documents 260-274; No. 260: Striebel on a meeting with the Governor in Kutie on the language Problem (See also E-2.41,103); Nos. 262 and 263: copies of letters by Striebel asking the PC in Dschang to intervene in differences with the RC mission concerning the building of schools; Bandzun: letters and reports from the Station at Bandzun, Documents 275-290 (All letters are concerned with the beginning of mission work in Bandzun, the relationship with the Chief and with the Catholic mission); No. 284: Lutz to the missionaries in Bandzun on plans for a new Station in Bana (See also No. 287)

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