On August 23rd, after I had placed the wounded Lieutenant Rocholl on
a waggon in order to convey him to a Medical Corps Company, at least
twenty shots were fired at him and myself. The house from which the
shots issued was thereupon to a large extent destroyed by the fire of a
battery which happened to be passing through the village. On the same
evening the battalion, which was marching through Frenois in the dark,
was fired upon, again obviously by inhabitants, from roof windows and
trees.