New-York tribune., 1918-11-20
Official Figures Given to
Parliament; French Front
Most Costly
1000, 900 Wounded;
359, Taken Captive
Mesopotamia Campaign
Was Responsible for More
Than $4,000 Deaths

LONDON Nov. 1s.-British casual
80. during the war, including all the
,h.atres Of activities, totalled S,049 ,991,
avas announced in the House of Com
nops to-day by James Ian Macpherson,
parliamentary Secretary for the War
mica. OF this number the officers
ti]led, wounded or missing aggregated
1854, and the men 2,ao7,S57- The
otal losses in the fighting ON the
franco Belgium front were 2,719,sa2-
The total killed was 65a,66S. ST,SS5
king officers and 620,S29 enlistxsd zmen.
over Two Million Wounded
Tbs total British wounded VAS E.
se122. The losses in missing in-
ending prisoners, totalled 3as,.145-
The total casualties in France wgrvs
1882. Of this total S2s7aS officers
sers killed and died of wuunds cm
ahsr causes and 526.s4S mssr- The
yuundsd totaIled 1,833,346. rDnyrTsimss,
al42 officers and 1,750,2O3 men The
ulssing, including prisoners, ts1alnsd
1886, comprising 1O,846 officers Hmd
MS4B men.
In Italy the British losses txtaIllaa
a7DE OF these 88 officers sna 941
usn wers killed; 38a officers and A.612
msn we're wounded. Of the ya5 rnRas-
ms B were ofiners and TgJ 1nsam-
Mesopotamia LOSSES I@rgs
The aggregats British 1naaes I'M 1he
yHopotamian campaigns we1@ nssanly
10000, according to Mr. Maa41lhsnamus q
igmss. the total being pT.B1a. OF
has the fatalities were 81 .1Gm. zsrn-
risiw 1,8sD officers and 2n, ,7Hs mem.
The wounded totalled 6n,,d1b. npn-
rising 2,429 officers and aA,GB6 mszn.
The missing and prisoners tmsaLlaa Ia
IS, comprising 566 officers asnt, Ia. .ZaS
nsn.
In Egypt The total LOSSES -wers etp-
fortunately $4,000. OF the xEgraysts
Of 6765S, those killed and ifiad OF
wounds were 1892, comprising / .uy8
officers and 14,794 men. The Wounded
totalhd 3S073, comprising 2.B11 uffsii-
eers and 35,762 men. The nrtHsa1sss and
prisoners totalled 3.s8a, cnnmixing 1BS
officers and 3,705 men.
All Forces Are Included
IN the East African ca1namtsn tbs
nal casualties were 17,826. W 4Arss
ah 91O4 were killed or died. nurn-
/ prlsing $40 officers and 2724 men. A
aal of 1854 were wounded, oorupr9s-
sg 47S officers and 1919 men. The
usslng and prisoners totallsd aBI.
aaprlsing 50 officers and p29 men.
other theatres the total casualties
Ts S,2S1. Of this number 1873 Off
IN and $50 men were killed; 1dg Off
ss and 1878 men were wounded, and
crlcers and 9oS men wers missing
rprisoners.
u addition to fhe grand tutaa of
ss.ns there were 10000 deaths from
nNous causes among troops not form
ag:ny part Of the pedittnnary fonne.
" " the wounded S2.644 wseas pfffmsas
m lsSa,478 were men.
M sns missing, inc cludfnE 1rtasnasrx.
ava were officers and g47, ,u01 wsers
!n figures given include troons from
u1n and the dom minions.
!M Dardanelles expedition ousn the
s osNssn lib TO casualties. Of fhas
sa109 l.786 officers were killed or
ssu sad 81, ,7Y others. The wounded
~ S1lo officers and 7b,5US etifprA
~ ~ Missing, including m-iHunsu.a. psum
oslcers and 7,431 others.
~Tas Salonica front ths LOSSES were
- W these the killed were 28s
s''n and 1890 men; ths wounded,
=. =. ,;sers and 1908 men. the 1niss-
~ officers and 2,713 otherH.
i a'rcA statiyacfans hasvs estimated
-. = @ssss Of Germany from the begin
TX ,I q the war until July, 1918. at
~ sssg'wa sw These figures include 1,40Oe
= nlssd up to the beginning Of the
y,.'a yi,.Im offensive last March From
aFn 2, 1913, to June IT the Germans