+------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | [Illustration] | | | | =NOTICE.= | | | | =CONCERNING WOUNDED BRITISH SOLDIERS.= | | | | | | In compliance with an order of the Commander-in-Chief of the | |German Imperial Army, the Governor-General of East Anglia decrees | |as follows:-- | | | | (1) Every inhabitant of the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, | |Cambridge, Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, | |Northampton, Rutland, Huntingdon, and Hertford, who gives asylum | |to or lodges one or more ill or wounded British soldier, is obliged to | |make a declaration to the mayor of the town or to the local police | |within 24 hours, stating name, grade, place of birth, and nature of | |illness or injury. | | | | Every change of domicile of the wounded is also to be notified | |within 24 hours. | | | | In absence of masters, servants are ordered to make the necessary | |declarations. | | | | The same order applies to the directors of hospitals, surgeries, or | |ambulance stations, who receive the British wounded within our | |jurisdiction. | | | | (2) All mayors are ordered to prepare lists of the British wounded, | |showing the number, with their names, grade, and place of birth in | |each district. | | | | (3) The mayor, or the superintendent of police, must send on the | |1st and 15th of each month a copy of his lists to the headquarters of | |the Commander-in-Chief. The first list must be sent on the 15th | |September. |