_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.
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