• Author: Letters from Miss. Hofmann and Pfitzinger. Scope: p. 43-47* 60-63. Contains, among other things: - 1. (SW: Miss. Hofmann from Mbungu to Jimba; many attacks by Maasai and Arab chiefs; description of the attack on the neighbouring station Kabai) - 2. (SW: description of the attack on Kabai; Wakamba warrior)

Phototype: Photo. Format: 12,3 X 16,7. Description: white plastered europ. house between palms, in front with palm European, left small african. Boy. Remark: Published..: Gl. 1906, No. 12, Kl. Lichtstr. No. 5.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 15,4 X 10,0. Description: Group picture, approx. 47 persons (men/ women/ children) dressed in Kanzu, Kanga scarves, women sitting, men standing behind.

Phototype: Photo. Format: 15,3 X 11,3 Description: 2 sitting, 2 standing behind them, 8 small children around them, European house in the background.

Author: According to a report by Miss Kämpf in Jimba, June 26, 1895. Scope: pp. 420-423. Includes among others: - (SW: Letter from Miss. Wenderlein; describes adultery; lifestyle of the locals; earthquake; mission work)

Phototype: Photo. Format: 15,6 X 10,2. Description: 6 persons: 3 women (dressed in kanga-cloths) sitting on a wooden bench, behind them standing 3 men (patterned cloth, kanzu, waistcoat), 1 woman with braided hairstyle.

Author: After messages from Miss. Room in Jimba. Scope: p. 436-440. Contains, among other things: - (SW: due to the Arab uprising there are uncertainties in Jimba and Mbungu - journey of Miss. von Lany and the brides of Miss. Althaus und Müller moved; chiefs Mbaruku and Aziz; description of the station; school; residents) Darin: Illustration "The mission school in Jimba. (Miss. Fight)

Phototype: Photo. Format: 7,7 X 5,5. Description: River, two swimming children, five more boys on stone in the river; Cf. print templates sample book, No IXc/ 221: almost identical.

Author: From a letter from Miss. Neuberlich, 23. May 1893. Scope: S. 430-435. Contains et al: - (SW: intended sermon journey to Mutha; worship meetings; school - no reading books; wages claimed from pupils; Maimu spirits; "fairy tales" of the arrival of the Son of God in Tzomba; superstition; history of origin of the Wakamba, Wagalla and Waguasi; Wakamba - 15 clans; description of political conditions; mythology; geography - mapping of areas between Athi and Tana) Darin: Illustration "School in Jimba (East Africa), (Swahili and Wakamba children)".

Author: According to Miss's diary. Pfitzinger. Scope: p. 345-347. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Miss's illness. Fox; Church services in Kisuaheli and Kikamba; Famine; Migration to Mombasa; Work for those suffering from hunger; Miss Säuberlich - Worker for Kitwi Station; Baptism lessons - new registrations) - "Some from the May Monthly Report". (SW: rain showers; sweet potatoes and cassava; education; need; death of starving people; baptismal instruction)

Author: According to the diary of Miss. Turnie. Scope: pp. 294-296. Includes, among others: - "First illness." (SW: Wenderlein's disease; help from Miss. Fühler and Fuchs) - "2nd church and mission work." (SW: Identification of village elders; examination and baptism; Christian marriage; attendance at church service; school; the first sermons of Miss. "Third cruelty and ingratitude of the Wakamba." (SW: Death of a Wakamba; problems with the servant Samuel; Jimba Christians go to Kilindini)

• Author: Miss. Handmann (Ed.). Scope: p. 25-29* 42-45. Contains, among other things: - (SW: Jimba; Arrival; 100 Swahili and 60 Wakamba; Wakamba chiefs; Kiswahili; Kikamba - word collection and translation of the Gospel of Mark by Miss. Krapf; baptism by Miss. (SW: stations Mbungu and Ikutha; Tiwa river; Sabaki river; Wakamba; Miss. Clean, miss. Tremel, Br. Will; Maasai raids)

Author: According to Miss's diaries. Pfitzinger and Feeler. Scope: pp. 179-181. Contains, among other things: - "First of all, many tribulations." (SW: Miss. Pfitzinger - Head of the station; wedding of Miss. Room with Mrs. Wärthel; Miss. Fickert for founding new station Kitwi; school building; illness; famine; other building activities; locust plague) - "2. from the mission work." (SW: declining visitor numbers; Christmas)

Author: According to Miss's diary. Mendner. Scope: pp. 272-276. Contains, among other things: - "Tagewerk during Miss. Pfitzinger's absence." (SW: Departure of Miss Pfitzimger to Ikutha; school and church service; children stealing food frequently; beginning of maize harvest; treatment of the sick; theft) - "After Br. Pfitzinger's return, 4th to 28th February". (SW: arrest of a burglar; division of labour; lessons; downpours) Darin: "Three Dschaggamädchen in Madschame".

Phototype: Photo. Format: 16,2 X 12,0. Description: almost identical with print templates sample book IXc / 333 (= Album 4, Nr 482), 5 small african. Boy on stone in the river, clothed with cloths, washing cloths.