"(1) Upon Policeman de Ryckere for attacking, in the exercise of his legal functions, an agent vested with German authority, for willfully inflicting bodily injury on two occasions in concert with other persons, for facilitating the escape of a prisoner on one occasion, and for attacking a German soldier--_Five years' imprisonment_. "(2) Upon Policeman Seghers for attacking, in the exercise of his legal functions, an agent vested with German authority, for willfully inflicting bodily injury upon said German agent, and for facilitating the escape of a prisoner (all these offenses constituting a single act)--_Three years' imprisonment_." These sentences have been confirmed by Gov. Gen. Baron von der Goltz on Oct. 31, 1914. The City of Brussels, excluding suburbs, has been punished for the crime committed by its policeman de Ryckere against a German soldier by an additional fine of 5,000,000 francs. The Governor of Brussels, (Signed) BARON VON LUETTWITZ, General. Brussels, Nov. 1, 1914. EXTRACT FROM THE SIXTH REPORT OF THE BELGIUM COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. After such proclamations, who will be surprised at the murders, burnings, pillage, and destruction committed by the German Army wherever they have met with resistance? If a German corps or patrolling party is received at the entrance to a village by a volley from soldiers of the regular troops who are afterward forced to retire the whole population is held responsible. The civilians are accused of having fired or having co-operated in the defense and, without inquiry, the place is given over to pillage and flames, and a part of the inhabitants are massacred. The Commission of Inquiry has already mentioned these facts in its report of Sept. 10, (third report.) The facts which have been gathered since then have confirmed its conclusions. The odious acts which have been committed in all parts of the country have a general character, throwing the responsibility upon the whole German Army. It is simply the application of a preconceived system--the carrying out of instructions--which has made of the enemy's troops in Belgium "a horde of barbarians and a band of incendiaries." The reports which the commission has had the honor of submitting to you up to the present, Mr. Minister, concern especially events of which the towns of Aerschot and Louvain and the communes in the Provinces of Antwerp and Brabant have been the theatre. New reports will be sent you shortly which will permit you to take cognizance of the gravity of acts committed by the invaders in other parts of the country, notably in the Provinces of Liege, Namur, Hainault, and Flanders. The President, (Signed) COOREMAN. The Vice President, (Signed) COUNT GOBLET D'ALVIELLA. The Secretaries, (Signed) CHEVALIER ERNEST DE BUNSWYCK, (Signed) ORTS. "FROM THE BODY OF THIS DEATH" By SIDNEY LOW. [From King Albert's Book.]