  They have some exceptional letters in the London “Family Separation” office, which looks after the families of soldiers at the front. These are all actual letters received: “Dear Sir—You have changed my little boy into a little girl. Will it make any difference? “Respectfully yours, ”—— ——.“ “My Bill has been put in charge of a spittoon. Will I get more pay?” [“Platoon” was meant.] “I am glad to tell you that my husband has been reported dead.” “If I don’t get my husband’s money soon I shall be compelled to go on the streets and lead an Imortal life.” “Dear Sir—In accordance with instructions on paper, I have given birth to a daughter last week. “Truly yours, ”—— ——.“ |
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