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Rumours of the revolution already begun in Canton p. 14). Annual report by Nagel. See also Nos. 165, 167

Schuitshai a new outstation. Rohde also mentions the revolution of 1895.

A Chinese mourning China's troubles. Rohde translating it for publication in Germany.

On the social needs within the tribal system. Fr. Mueller.

Fr. Mueller reporting the arrival of Rettich and Maier fleeing from Hinnen after revolution broke out. See also Nos. 178, 179, 196, 203.

A Chinese letter written by catechists and elders asking the committee to let Rettich stay at Hinnen. Translation by Ebert.

In danger from the rebels. Ebert's report.

A critical view of the "movement" of people wanting to become Christians. Ebert.

Translation of a report by catechist Phang Yin fuk. Translation by Schultze.

On the post of the chairman ('General Praeses') and where he should be posted. Gussmann, Kircher and Loercher. See also Nos. 12, 22.

On the present political situation the 'Boxer Rebellion'. Gussmann. See also Nos. 20, 24, 28, 30, 31, 34, and the following. Also 110, 113, 114, 115, 116.

On the carrying and use of weapons. Loercher. See also No. 26 (Schultze, Schaible, Gussmann, Kircher).

Pastor Lin asking to resign. Translation of his letter by G. Ziegler.

The annual refresher course for catechists

Preaching in the villages. Chr. Müller

Alle Berichte / all reports 1900

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: General-Ausschuss für China, Distrikts-Ausschuss des chinesischen Unterlandes, Distrikts-Ausschuss des chinesischen Oberlandes, Jakob Lörcher, Karl Friedrich Kircher, Konsul H. von Varchmin, Gustav Adolf…

Minutes of the General Missionaries' Conference on financial problems, organisation of schools, Christian schoolboys already engaged, the ordination of ministers, more Western subjects to be taught in schools?

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Serving the sick. Nagel.

On the work of our Bible woman. Nagel.

Three Chinese stories. Schuele.