_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.