Next morning, between 8 and 9, I had gone into the court. Two other soldiers were near. Suddenly about ten pistol shots were fired on us, which, as I saw clearly, struck the ground quite close to me. The shots had evidently been fired from the opposite roof by pushing back the tiles. On the way to the station, which we took on the same morning, we were repeatedly told by our posts to take care, as more shots had been fired. At the Louvain station it was some hours before the field hospital train went off. During this time several pistol shots fell again at the end of our column, which were evidently intended for the hospital train; a comrade was immediately afterwards carried from the rear part of the column, where he had just been severely wounded in the legs, to the front of the train. Read over, approved, signed. Signed: AUGUST ZANDER. The witness was then sworn. Signed as above. Signed: MOELLMANN. Signed: BRINGERN. D. App. 26. _Report._ On August 26th, 1914, a motor-car, provided with a Red Cross flag and painted with the sign, stopped in the town hall square at Louvain. The night affair in the streets was finished. The square was being cleansed from blood, etc. From Mons had arrived a vehicle with wounded. Of these Captain Count v. Reventlow, 12th Grenadier Regiment, was carried in the Voluntary Aid Society's automobile. It was 1 p.m., sunny, raining at times. Rifle fire upon this automobile was opened from the windows of the houses. Signed: GEORG V. ZITZEWITZ, Capitänleutnant, Delegate of the Voluntary Aid Society. D. App. 27. FÜRSTENWALDE (SPREE), _November 25th, 1914_. Present: Lieutenant Prince ZU CAROLATH-BEUTHEN, as Court Officer. Sergeant-Major ALTENDORF, as Clerk. There appears as witness Uhlan Friedrich Herzog, 1st Field Squadron, Uhlan Regiment (1st Brandenburg) No. 3, who states: As to Person: My name is Friedrich Herzog, aged 29; Protestant. As to Case: I was in the hospital at Louvain. On the evening of August 25th, 1914, 9 o'clock, we heard shots directed upon our hospital. The shots came from a house opposite the hospital. They were fired by civilians, whom I saw myself. On the next day I was taken from the hospital to the station at Louvain. On the way there I saw how shots were fired by civilians upon four nursing sisters who were carrying a wounded German soldier. The soldier, on this occasion, was hurt in the foot. Read over, approved, signed. Signed: FRIEDRICH HERZOG. The witness was sworn. Proceedings took place as above. Signed: ZU CAROLATH-BEUTHEN, Lieutenant, Officer of the Court. Signed: ALTENDORF, Sergeant-Major, Clerk. D. App. 28. FRANKFURT A.O., _November 23rd, 1914_. Court of the Reserve Battalion, Grenadier Regiment Prince Carl von Preussen (2nd Brandenburg) No. 12.