14. Officersdass

The officers had a rather large secret house called Blombacka, which still exists.

According to the rules, no officer was allowed to leave the area around the officers' mess and the Trianon - bounded by a lilac hedge - without a sabre. This rule was a major inconvenience for officers when they needed to visit Blombacka in a hurry. It was therefore important to be able to quickly harness up and take off the sabre. To the officers' great gratitude, this provision was probably abolished in the 1880s. In need of care. The officers' mess in the early 2000s.

The farmers collected the latrine from the regiment. Later, contracts were drawn up between the farmers and the regiment, when it became clear what benefit the fertilizer had on the fields. Hultsfred village had to build its own large latrine house in the form of an open square next to the food halls.

The collection took place very early in the mornings. Neither the wagons nor the barrels were particularly dense, so the Malays walked behind the transport, graveling over the remains and cleaning up after the latrine wagons.