NOTICE POSTED AT BRUSSELS, NOV. 1, 1914.

A legally constituted court-martial has pronounced, the 28th of

October, 1914, the following condemnations:

"(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.

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