A

Adjutant (steamer), 85.

Adler, Captain, 35, 56.

Aeroplanes:

first appearance, 80;

brought down, 86.

Alto Moloque:

surprise, 263;

Portuguese officers taken prisoner, 263;

large supplies of food, 265.

Amaramba, Lake, 302.

Amboni plantation, 62.

Armistice, first news of, 13 Nov., 315.

Arrival of first store-ship, 67;

second ditto, 117.

Artillery, 38, 46.

Arusha:

cattle extensive, 11;

potentiality of the district, 11, 29.

Askari:

native soldiers, 27;

training, 8;

old, well-to-do, 10;

back pay, 319;

women follow our force, 177.

AstrÆa, English cruiser, 27.

Attendants reduced, 176.

Augar, Captain, 35.

Aumann, Captain, 84, 96, 100.

Auracher, District Commissioner, 35, 38.

B

Bagamoyo:

bombarded, 31;

reconnoitre, 146;

falls into enemy hands, 148.

Bangweolo, Lake, 311.

Baron Dhanis, steamer (Belgian), 95.

Barrett, Lieutenant (English), 107.

Barton, Colonel (English), 251.

Bast, Sergt.-Major, killed, 87.

Batzner, Lieutenant, 214.

Baudouinville (Congo):

White Fathers, 14;

French missionaries, 14;

native industry, 14.

Baumstark, Captain, 33, 36, 38.

Baziots, The, Administrator, 96.

Becker’s post, 90.

Before the war, re-arming companies, 13.

Behobeho:

field howitzer lost, 171;

heavy fighting and Selous killed, 171.

Belgian steamer Delcommune shot to pieces, 29.

Belgian Commander-in-Chief at Lake Kivu, 92.

Bergmann, Lieutenant, 39.

Besch, Lieutenant, 224, 246.

Beves, General (English), 212.

Bismarckburg-Langenburg operations, 96.

Bleeck, Lieutenant, 56, 162, 200.

Bock, Lieut.-Colonel von, 8.

Bock, Captain von, 89, 136.

Boell, Lieutenant, 138;

wounded, 301.

Boemken, Major von, 159.

Bolles, Sergt.-Major, killed, 296.

Boot-making experiments, 194.

Botha, General, reported coming, 72.

Braunschweig, Captain, 82, 149, 182.

Bread without wheat flour, 193.

Bridge building, 71.

British North Lancashire Regiment, 42.

British Regular officers chivalrous, 107.

British treatment of German prisoners, 221.

Brits, General, 147, 149.

Brucher, Lieutenant, 192.

Bueschel, Lieutenant, 87.

Buffaloes, best in East Africa, 12.

Buiko, 141.

Bukoba, 88, 91.

Buller, Major (English), wounded, 147.

Burungi Mountains, 134;

supplies plentiful, 134.

C

Camaraderie of escort, 322.

Carriers, numbers of, 22, 24.

Cecil Rhodes, steamer, sunk, 97.

Chalau taken, 287.

Chambesi depot, 314.

Chappuis, Lieutenant von, 31, 185.

Chirumba station, 241.

Chiulezi, 235.

Chiwata, position, 217;

ammunition shortage, 218.

Christiansen, Lieutenant, 68.

Cloth-making at Kilima Njaro, 70.

Coast towns defence, 63.

Command of Lake Tanganyika, 29.

Communications cut off, 34.

Concentration at Pugu, 21.

Congo Act, against England, 19.

Containing the enemy on Uganda, 77.

Cook, Lieutenant, 101st Grenadier Guards, 45.

Cotton spinning, 69.

Cutsch, Lieutenant, 221.

Cutting down rations, 176.

D

Dar-es-Salaam:

first action, artillery fire, 27;

negotiations for surrender, 28;

English ships appear, 52;

English Consul King, 20;

internment at, 323;

embarkation, 325.

Delcommune, Belgian steamer, destroyed, 29.

Delschitz, Lieutenant von, 97.

Dessel, Dr., 38.

Destructiveness of termites, 30.

Deventer, General van:

arrives, 138;

at Kondoa, 144;

at Kilossa, 146;

at Kilwa, 200;

calls for surrender, 235;

telegram of Armistice, 315;

conditions of Armistice, 317.

Dickinson, Colonel (English), 284, 318.

Discontent at Logeloge, 163.

District Commissioner, 6.

Dodoma, enemy reach, 145.

Dsalla, Lake, 110.

DÜrr, Father, 10.

Dutumi action, 156;

abandoned, 157.

E

Edwards, General (English), 255, 262, 320.

Embarkation, January 17th, 1919, 325.

Enemy, The:

vital point, 4;

Enemy, The:

propaganda captured, 86;

scouts use poisoned arrows, 90;

advances north-west and south-west, 140;

take a rest, 158.

Engare Len, 78.

England among our enemies, 18.

English Consul King, 20;

naval expedition, 97;

plans discovered, 290;

recruits make good, 104;

spies active, 99.

Enslin, General, 154.

Erdmann, Second Lieutenant, killed, 63.

Erok Mountain ambush, 64.

Europeans and natives interned, 320.

F

Falkenstein, Captain, 84.

Fate of German possessions, 3.

Feilke, Captain, 31, 51, 134, 174.

Field companies increased, 71.

Fife, enemy depots captured, 310.

First action, Dar-es-Salaam, 27.

First journey of inspection, 4.

First Masai:

pure Hamites, 10;

original Jews, 10;

characteristics, 10.

Fischer, Major, 119.

Franken, Lieutenant, 97, 186.

French missionary propaganda, 14.

Freund, Lieutenant, 291, 296.

G

Galula, 307.

Gararagua encounters, 110.

Garrod, Major (English), captured, 292.

Gerlich, Lieutenant, killed, 63.

German Fleet revolt, 318;

patrol rides into enemy camp, 144;

possessions, fate of, 3.

German prisoners, British treatment of, 221;

Reservists mobilized, 22;

Revolution, 318;

settlers source of military power, 7.

Goering, Captain, 210;

wounded, 301.

Goetzen, steamer:

building, 84;

completed, 96;

sunk, 186.

Gold Coast Hill, enemy grenade attack, 169.

Gore-Brown, Major (English), drowned, 276.

Gothein, Lieutenant Dr., 99.

Grabow, Master Butcher, 40.

Grawert, Major von, surrenders, 188.

Grote, Lieutenant, 75;

died, 121.

Gudovius, wounded and prisoner, 185.

Guerilla warfare imperative, 63;

commenced, 64.

Gwendoline, steamer, 99.

H

Hammerstein, Captain von, 18 31, 38, 42, 44, 56, 58;

died of wounds, 63.

Handeni, collecting station, 130.

Hasslacher, Lieutenant, killed, 186.

Haun, Lieutenant, 96.

Haxthausen, Lieutenant von, 89.

Hedwig von Wissmann, steamer, 14;

captured, 28, 100.

Henneberger, Lieutenant, 86.

Hering’s battery, 43.

Hiffmeister, Veterinary Officer, 12.

Himo, 32.

Hindenburg’s name not heard of, 48.

Horn, Lieutenant, 28, 94;

builds cottages, 130.

Hoskins, Major (English), 200.

Huber, Dr., 323.

Huebner, Lieutenant, surrenders, 186.

Hulua Mountain, 300.

HÜttich, Sergt.-Major, 280.

Hyacinth, The, off Tanga, 86.

I

Ili, 266;

return to, 290;

English plans discovered, 290.

Imminence of universal war, 3.

Inagu, von Schroetter’s escape, 261.

Indian Brigade, 42;

Expeditionary Force, 25, 44.

Influenza epidemic, 302, 324.

Insufficient interest of authorities, 10.

Internment of Europeans and natives, 320.

Iringa, 15.

Irangi:

enemy shell headquarters, 138;

food in abundance, 139;

series of actions, 139;

enemy casualties heavy, 139;

general view of position, 140.

J

Jantzen, Lieutenant, 207.

Jassini. See Yasin.

Jericho, 97.

Jews, first Masai the original, 10.

Jipe, Lake, 108, 125.

Johannes, Lieut.-Colonel, 10.

K

Kaempfe, Lieutenant, 87.

Kahe, 121;

our retreat, 123.

Kaiser’s, The, abdication, 318.

Kajambi Catholic Mission, 312.

Kaltenborn, Captain von, 130.

Kanene, 250, 302.

Kanga Mountain encounters, 142.

Karongo, 98.

Kasama captured, 313.

Kasigao Mountain action, 75.

Kauffman, Second Lieutenant, killed, 63.

Kayense, 47.

Kempner, Lieutenant, 319.

Kepler, Major, 57;

killed, 63.

Kibata:

occupied, 167;

guns brought up, 167;

congratulations of General Smuts, 170.

Kidodi heliograph station, 18.

Kifumbiro, 89.

Kigoma (Tanganyika), 13;

as naval base, 95.

Kilima Njaro:

supply depot, 32;

activities at, 68;

cotton shortage, 69;

making cloth, tyres, motor fuel and boots, 70;

bridge building, 70.

Kilimatinde, best buffaloes in East Africa, 12.

Kilossa, 145.

Kilwa:

demands attention, 159;

Commissioner taken prisoner, 159;

enemy dumps surprised, 192;

bombarding enemy transports, 193;

enemy’s strong forces, 200.

Kimamba depot, 133.

King, English Consul, 7, 20.

Kingani, steamer, 95;

lost, 98.

Kirnamba, 31.

Kissaki:

stores destroyed, 152;

enemy defeated, 153, 155;

prisoners taken, 155.

Kissangire Station, 123;

minor engagements, 164.

Kissenyi fighting, 92.

Kissi Mountains, 173.

Kissija:

capture of enemy propaganda, 86;

enemy driven out, 164.

Kitangari, 223.

Kitendu, enemy division surrounded, 188.

Kituta, 96.

Kivu, Lake, 91, 98, 126, 140, 185.

Klein, Sergt.-Major, killed, 214.

Klinghardt, Captain, 93, 126, 134, 142, 144, 145.

Koehl, Captain, 68, 112, 179, 204;

transport surprised, 256.

Kokosani (Namacurra), 272;

Portuguese heavy losses, 273;

search for ammunition, 273;

large supplies captured, 276.

Kondoa:

occupied, 135;

fight in the dark, 137;

English civil administration, 137.

Kondoa-Irangi:

enemy shell Headquarters, 138;

food in abundance, 139;

series of actions, 139;

enemy heavy losses, 139;

general view of position, 140.

Konduchi, 27.

KÖnigsberg, The, 19;

puts to sea, 28;

destroys English cruiser Pegasus, 84;

concealed in Rufiji delta, 84;

blown up, 85;

ten guns salved, 85;

Adjutant recaptured, 85.

Koriwa, Wunderlich wounded, 251.

Kornatzki, Captain von, 33, 52.

Korogwe, 31, 33, 36.

Kraut, Major, 29, 182, 184, 323.

Kraut, Captain, 32, 47.

KrÖber, Railway Commissary, 36, 57, 79.

Kroeger, Lieutenant, killed, 214.

KrÜger, Secretary, 30.

KÜhlwein, Herr, 162.

Kungulio:

Enemy defeat, 172;

hippo shooting, 160.

Kurungu, our envelopment fails, 205.

Kwiri, field hospital left behind, 259.

L

Lake Amaramba, 302.

” Bangweolo, 311.

” Dsalla, 110.

” Jipe, 108, 125.

” Kivu, 91, 98, 126, 140, 185.

” Moero, 322.

” Nyassa, 98, 306.

” Rukwa, 189, 306.

” Tanganyika, 29, 52.

” Tshahafi, 92.

” Utungi, 174, 177, 179, 188.

” Victoria, 47, 88.

Lang, Lieutenant, 92.

Langenburg:

fertility and native industries, 15;

ours for eighteen months, 99.

Langenn, Major von, 96, 98, 185, 186;

division loses heavily, 187.

Ledebur, Freiherr von, 8.

Lembeni country, 124;

aeroplanes brought down, 140.

“Lettow Schnapps,” 195.

Liebermann, Captain von, 164, 200, 202.

Ligonja, 282.

Lincke, Captain, 136.

Lindi, 196.

Lioma:

retirement after heavy fighting, 296;

transport detachment lost, 299;

severe enemy losses, 299.

Logeloge discontent, 163.

Lolkisale Mountain:

28th Company surrender, 126;

Captain Rothert wounded, 126.

Longido Mountain:

English attack, 67;

enemy reinforced, 106.

Low level of musketry training, 9.

Luambala, 242, 303.

Lugella:

depot captured, 268;

no ammunition found, 270.

Lukuledi, 213;

conference on aspects, 216.