My Reminiscences of East Africa

CHAPTER II.: FURTHER ADVANCE OF THE ENEMY AND THE ACTION AT

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Spies at work. The routes of the enemy’s advance. Possibilities of defence. The enemy attacks at Kitovo Mountain. The strong position on the line Reata-Kitovo. The _Königsberg’s_ gun. Reconnaissance by hostile cavalry. The enemy’s attack and attempt to surround us. Occupation of new defensive positions. The enemy’s withdrawal to Taveta. After the battle. Renewed forward movement by the enemy. Headquarters at Neusteglitz. A second relief ship.