MALINES, _November 19th, 1914_.
Court of the General Belgian Government.
Present:
President, STEMPEL.
Secretary, STEMPER.
There appears on citation as witness Medical Non-commissioned Officer
Adam Meschede, who is examined as follows:
As to Person: My name is Adam Meschede, aged 42; medical
non-commissioned officer, 1st Company, 2nd Landsturm Battalion Neuss,
at present in Malines.
As to Case: On the evening of August 25th, between 8 and 9 o'clock, I
was in a ward at the railway station of Louvain. As trained medical
non-commissioned officer I was bandaging the wounded there. Among the
wounded two German soldiers of the 1st Company of our battalion were
brought to me this evening; their names are Kloenters and Roesseler.
In both cases I ascertained, and I declare this on oath, that they had
been injured by small shot in the head.
On this evening I had in all about forty to fifty German wounded
brought to me.
Read over, approved, signed.
Signed: ADAM MESCHEDE.
After the importance of the oath had been pointed out to the witness,
he was duly sworn.
Signed: STEMPEL. Signed: STEMPER.