Translation: To the English Consul, an whom they were recommended, went the four, to be dismissed. The Consul confirmed that the Imam had absconded, that no European could pass through his states, and only in Sansibar allowed stay, and therefore, therefore, they would be deducted. There, they had established a fair claim based on the belief that it were in them, that the Lord and your example of the old Jänger would be fulfilled, and they would still go if God granted them a path. This decree was deemed absurd and vexation, and the Consul declared that he could not do anything. From that, the four sailed to the Imam's son, who, since his father had traveled to Maskat while his absence was the government’s undertaking. He had received them with Arabic etiquette, allowing them to go to Mombas and be assured of his protection there, but also to go to the lands of the island, they were strictly forbidden to even visit the Missionar Rebmann, who lived approximately 2 miles from Mombas on the island. Now, they had gained so much, so they sailed from Sansibar on April 25th, to go to Mombas and establish themselves temporarily there. They retained so much supplies from your ship, that they could remain for about half a year without buying. During this time, they would work with their hands to earn a living, because there must be work in Mombas. They would not drive the land to cultivate crops, because the space is limited. The time they will use to study the language and receive information from Rebmann, and apply legal means to obtain entrance. The land designated them as very fertile, brings a lot of fruits, such as coconuts, bananas, apples, and pineapples. The climate seems healthy, and the heat must be tolerated. 6I

Translation: To the English Consul, an whom they were recommended, went the four, to be dismissed. The Consul confirmed that the Imam had absconded, that no European could pass through his states, and only in Sansibar allowed stay, and therefore, therefore, they would be deducted. There, they had established a fair claim based on the belief that it were in them, that the Lord and your example of the old Jänger would be fulfilled, and they would still go if God granted them a path. This decree was deemed absurd and vexation, and the Consul declared that he could not do anything. From that, the four sailed to the Imam’s son, who, since his father had traveled to Maskat while his absence was the government’s undertaking. He had received them with Arabic etiquette, allowing them to go to Mombas and be assured of his protection there, but also to go to the lands of the island, they were strictly forbidden to even visit the Missionar Rebmann, who lived approximately 2 miles from Mombas on the island. Now, they had gained so much, so they sailed from Sansibar on April 25th, to go to Mombas and establish themselves temporarily there. They retained so much supplies from your ship that they could remain for about half a year without buying. During this time, they would work with their hands to earn a living, because there must be work in Mombas. They would not drive the land to cultivate crops, because the space is limited. The time they will use to study the language and receive information from Rebmann, and apply legal means to obtain entrance. The land designated them as very fertile, brings a lot of fruits, such as coconuts, bananas, apples, and pineapples. The climate seems healthy, and the heat must be tolerated. 6I