He led us through these and they got up and joined us.

He gave the order to charge on Kettle Hill, and led us on horseback up the hill, both Rough Riders and the Ninth Cavalry.

He was the first on the hill, I being very nearly alongside of him.

Some Spanish riflemen were coming out of the intrenchments and he killed one with his revolver.

He took the men on to the crest of the hill and bade them begin firing on the blockhouse on the hill to our left, the one the infantry were attacking.