"Indischer General-Ausschuss & Südmahratta 1905 / Letters and Reports from India: Field Executive Committee and Northern Karnataka 1905"

This volume consists of the following sections: General Executive Committee for India (45 documents) District Executive Committee for South Mahratta (23); Dharwar (42); Hubli (10); Bettigeri (14); Guledgudd (7); Bijapur (12); Honowar (8). The documents are numbered consecutively through the whole volume. Select list of interesting documents (based on the captions given in the section indexes: Revision of the Kannada New Testament (General Executive Committee documents 12-14) A duplicated MS (old German handwriting) lists the institutions actually and officially owning the different "church" plots of land in the Basel Mission in South India (especially: which belong to the District Church Fund, and which to the individual congregations) (General Executive Committee document 17). General Executive Committee documents 19-44 are replies from all stations to a circular (at document 18) on the introduction of instruction about the catechism [sic]. District Conference and Synod of South Mahraratta (South Mahratta Executive Committee documents 51-54). Deepening the well on the High School compound (Dharwad 92). The Dharwad correspondence includes an Annual Report on the Girls’ Home by Miss Staehelin (Dharwad 109). Raising the salaries of Bible Women (Hubli 114-6). Dr Zerweck has been nominated as member of the Municipal ?Council in Gadag-Bettigeri and has taken over the Town Hospital. There is a cholera epidemic (Bettigeri 122-3). The Basel Mission seems to be supporting a medical student (Christian Prabhakar) (Bettigeri 125). General reports on travelling evangelism (Bettigeri 129 including work with Bible Women); (Guledgudd 137); (Bijapur 152); Report on Shagoti and Malasamudra (Bettigeri 130); the girls’ school in Sumaddi (Guledgudd 139); Pastor J. Prabhakar on the Bettigeri congregation (German translation only)Bettigeri 131) Local views of the Russo-Japanese War (Guledgudd 137) Financing building work in the Bijapur outstations Konnur and Jorapur (Bijapur 144-147) Plague in Bijapur (Bijapur 150).

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