The troops dotted their caps and cheered Mr. Eden, the Secretary of Slate for the Dominions, who wel [comed the Canadians and said that the British people would never forget this rear act of ce-operation, "The task before us," Mr. Eden declared, "may be long—and certainly will be tough—but in. the assurance of the peoples of the British Gemmoniveatth 1s a certainty of final The Commander-in-Chief of the canadian Force, Major-General A. G. MeNaughton, replied, expressing. gratitude to the King and Mr. Bden, '5 well as to the navy for their splendid safeguarding of the troops across the Atlantic, The Canadians then entrained for a camp in the distant part of England, where they will undergo a period of intensive training.—Reuter.
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