Supreme military power, 21. Surgery under difficulties, 196. Surrender: Smuts calls for, 158; Deventer calls for, 235. Swahili, 15. _Sybil_, steamer (English), 88, 90. T _Tabora_, hospital ship, 51. Tabora retirement, 186. Tafel, Captain, 22, 28, 33, 132, 178. Tafeli surrender, 236. “Take no prisoners,” English order, 104. Tanga: hostile cruisers off, 35. plans for defence, 36; enemy attack, 41; British North Lancashire Regiment defeat, 42; enemy mowed down, 42; transfer of wounded, 44. Tanganyika, Lake, command of, 29. ” Railway, 52. Taveta, 29, 33. Termites, 30. Thierfelder, Dr., 195. Thurmann, Sergt.-Major, killed, 296. Timbani Mountain, 256; Koehl’s transport surprised, 256. Tipa, Boma, 282. Tombeur, Belgian commander at Kivu, 92. Tombwe post captured, 95. _Tomondo_, steamer, 159. Treachery of Ssonyo, 87. Trench mortar captured, 286. Tse-tse fly, 11; plague, 26. Tshahafi, Lake, 92. Tuliani headquarters bombed, 143. Tunduru district, 192. Tunga: enormous booty, 45; our losses insignificant, 45. U Ubena, 306. Uganda Railway, containing the enemy on, 4, 77. Ukerewe, 89. Unconditional “surrender” or “evacuation,” 319. Unindi, enemy repulsed, 200. Universal war imminent, 3. Unprepared for war, 10. Unterrichter, Lieutenant von, 68. Usambara country, 4; volunteer rifle corps, 4. Utengule (Old) Mission, 307. Utungi, Lake, 172, 174, 177, 179, 188. V Victoria, Lake, 47, 88; in English hands, 87. Volunteer Rifle Corps at Usambara, 4. Vorbeck, General von Lettow-: landing at Dar-es-Salaam, 3; tour of inspection, 4; buffalo hunting, 13; water on the knee, 13; a raw hand, 16; early experiences, 16; had malaria ten times, 25; slightly wounded, 138; congratulated by Smuts, 170; experiments in bread-making, 193; wireless from Kaiser, 204; Deventer calls for surrender, 235; hippo shooting, 240; receives news of German offensive, Western Front, 248; operation on toe, 249; injury to eye, 249; Deventer’s telegram of Armistice, 315; and conditions of surrender, 317; sends telegram to Kaiser, 317; no reply from German Government, 319; declines Colonel Hawkins’ invitation, 319; Deventer’s reply to protest, 321; at Kigoma, 322; at Tabora and at Morogoro, 323; at Dar-es-Salaam, December 8th, 1918. Embarked January 17th, 1919, 325; reached Rotterdam, 325. W Waganda Warriors, 47. Wahehe tribe, 32. Wahle, Major-General, 23, 31, 51, 97, 140, 184 _et seq._, 323. _Waimi_, steamer, 86; blown up, 186. Wajagga tribe, 24, 32. Wamaka, 288. Wangoni desertions, 305. Wassukuma people, 91. Water-finding, 80. Welcome at Rotterdam, 325. White Fathers, 14. Wienholt, Lieutenant, capture and escape, 143.