Author: Report by Miss. Cooper in Moshi. Scope: p. 352-354. Includes, among other things: - (SW: end of the three-year period; last joint service; departure of the Tamuls)

Author: Excerpt from Miss. Müller's diary, Jan. 1895. Scope: pp. 144-147. Contains among others: - (SW: active building activity; arrival of 6 Tamuls; first bell; efforts of chief Schangali; potato harvest; number of pupils; different language services)

Author: Excerpt from Miss. Fassmann's diary. Scope: pp. 183-186. Includes, among other things: - (SW: construction of school building and stone residential building; material supplies by Schangali; agreement with the chief; dispute among Tamuls; Tamul worship service on Ash Wednesday)

Author: From Miss. Althaus diary (26 Aug. to 10 Oct.). Scope: pp. 10-19. Contains, among other things: - "One. The construction work." (SW: construction timber by chief Koimbere; catechist Zacharias; vegetable cultivation) - "2nd look into daily life." (SW: Tamu cook Jesudasen; nutrition; scientific station Marangu - natural scientist Dr. Lent and Dr. Kretschmer; Pombe - banana beer; markets in Marangu and Kilema; shops in Moshi) - "3rd homecoming of a Tamulu Christian." (SW: Death of Tamulin Marial; Pulmonary consumption) - "4. Murder of two German naturalists." (SW: Dr. Lent and Dr. Kretschmer murdered in Rombo by Kerua under Chief Leikturu) - "5. The Expedition against the Kerua People." (SW: punitive expedition with 2000-3000 Dschagga warriors; chief Leikturu flees)

Author: From Miss's diaries. Fassman and Ovir. Scope: pp. 177-181. Contains, among other things: - "First Christmas." (SW: Employment of the missionaries - weekdays - language study, teaching, construction work, gardening - Sundays - Tamulen and Dschaggag divine service; description of Christmas) - "2. month January 1896." (SW: roof truss on stone house; caravan from Mombasa; return of Miss. Müller with his wife)

• Author: According to Miss's diaries. Müller and Faßmann. Scope: p. 58-60* 102-103. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Services; School and Education; Miss. Fassman and miller hunting; rivers Nsanya and Kware; Reformation festival; building activity; 14 costume students) - (SW: Chief Schangali comes more often to church services; Tamul baptism; teaching; Miss. Müller and Althaus zur Küste)

Contains:118/1 D. Glaubrecht, The Angle School. Stuttgart 1883;118/2 Christian Wilhelm Gericke, Evangelical Lutheran missionary in Kudelur and Madras. Leipzig 1888;118/3 Christoph Schmid. Timothy and Philemon. Stuttgart 1889;118/4 Johannes Kabis. One day in Majaweram. Leipzig 1894;118/5 A. Hofstätter. Madschame, the first station of the Leipzig Evangelical Lutheran Mission in German East Africa. Leipzig 1897;118/6 Alwin Gehring. Land and people of the Tamuls. 2nd Aufl. Leipzig 1898;118/7 Ester Peterson. Visits to the women's chambers in Madura. Leipzig 1899;118/8 Georg Buchwald. A Saxon pilgrimage to Palestine four hundred years ago. Barmen [ca. 1900];118/9 songs for mission celebrations etc. Published by Evangelischer Verein in the Duchy of Braunschweig. Brunswick and Leipzig [ca. 1900];118/10 Wilhelm Jutzi. Krupp 1812-1912 Cologne [ca. 1915];118/11 The time of the migration of peoples. CöIn [ca. 1915];118/12 Sven Hedin. The end is near! Cologne [ca. 1915];118/13 Christmas in a foreign country. Cologne [ca. 1915];118/14 Adolf Sellmann. A lurking enemy behind the front. (without author) [ca. 1917];118/18 Melodies to the Small Commercial Book and Student Songbook. Leipzig [ca. 1925] Note: property of the second semester, in the summer semester 1929, Arnold Batsch; present to the respective IV. semester, Kocke; Eggeling, Naensen;118/15 Karl-Heinrich Caspari. Christian and Jew. 3rd ed. Stuttgart 1916;118/16 Otto von Gottberg. Hans Heller's ride to hell. Berlin 1917;118/17 Hindenburg. (without author) [ca. 1917]

• Author: From letters of the missionaries Päsler and Althaus. Scope: p. 381-384 398-401 422-425. Contains, among other things: - 1st (SW: Division of the Dschagga area between Catholics and the Leipzig Mission; investigation trip of Miss. Althaus und Faßmann; contract with Chief Makoko; station development in the Mamba area; Chief Koimbere; Tamulen for support) - 2. Althaus supervises the construction work; Miss. Päsler and Müller from Madchame; slow progress of house building and horticulture; exchange and trade) - (SW: Start of construction of a stone house; Miss. Päsler - Return to Madchame; divine service with Tamulen and Swahili)