CANADA.

May 3--Official statement places Canadian casualties in the battle of

Langemarck, as the recent fighting near Ypres is now officially

termed, at 6,000 killed, wounded, and missing; total Canadian

casualties in the entire war to date are 6,584.

May 17--Canadian losses since the battle of Langemarck total 4,792,

made up of 680 killed, 3,208 wounded, and 904 missing.

June 10--Nine camps have been opened, at intervals from Nova Scotia to

British Columbia, for training troops; plans provide for training

100,000 recruits this Summer.

June 11--Every battalion of the second Canadian division is now in

France.

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