| (_a_) Who serve the British Army or the Government as spies, or receive | | British spies, or give them assistance or asylum. | | | | (_b_) Who serve as guides to British troops, or mislead the German | | troops when charged to act as guides. | | | | (_c_) Who shoot, injure, or assault any German soldier or officer. | | | | (_d_) Who destroy bridges or canals, interrupt railways or telegraph | | lines, render roads impassable, burn munitions of war, provisions, or | | quarters of the troops. | | | | (_e_) Who take arms against the German troops. | | | | ARTICLE XI.--The organisation of Councils of War mentioned in Articles | | VIII. and IX. of the Law of May 2, 1870, and their procedure are | | regulated by special laws which are the same as the summary jurisdiction | | of military tribunals. In the case of Article X. there remains in force | | the Law of July 21, 1867, concerning the military jurisdiction | | applicable to foreigners. | | | | ARTICLE XII.--The present order is proclaimed and put into execution on | | the morrow of the day upon which it is affixed in the public places of | | each town and village. | | | | The Governor-General of East Anglia, | | | | =COUNT von SCHONBURG-WALDENBURG,= | | =Lieutenant-General.= | | | | NORWICH, _September 7th, 1910_. | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+