Wienholt, Captain, captured, 248. Wilhelmstal native police, 6. Wintgens, Captain, 91, 185, 186; division captures gun, 187; taken prisoner, 189. Winzer, Sergt.-Major, gets through, 188. Wülfingen, Captain Bock von, 87. Wunderlich, Lieut.-Commander, wounded, 251. Y Yasin. _See_ JASSINI: enemy advance, 30; country, 34; English concentration, 56; our attack, 58; enemy surrender, 61. Z Zambesi Ferry, 314. Zelewski’s expedition, 15. _Ziethen_, steamer, 86. Zimmer, Captain, 28, 82, 93, 94. _Printed at The Chapel River Press, Kingston, Surrey._ FOOTNOTES: [1] M. Merker, “Die Masai,” Berlin, 1904 (2nd Edition, 1910). [2] Askari are “soldiers,” not a distinct tribe. [3] Seitenschlag. [4] We have no corresponding rank. He is a reservist who has served as a “One-year Volunteer,” but has not yet done enough reserve training to qualify as an Officer in the Reserve. [5] The English Government issued to us articles of food for the English prisoners which we could not get for ourselves. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of My Reminiscences of East Africa, by General von Lettow-Vorbeck