Page:C29 - Émeutes de Québec de 1918 - Témoignage du Major George Gooderham Mitchell BAnQ Québec E17S10D1661-918.djvu/21

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Q. On Monday you then proceeded to Jacques Cartier Square first, the whole force ?


A. Monday evening ?


Q. Monday evening.


A. A certain distribution of troops was made. I can produce the orders and show the exact distribution.


Q. We have got that. Major Rodgers gave us that.


A. I acting in command did not actually march at the head of these troops. I proceeded after the troops had been properly detailed for their duties to the Merger Building.


Q. You were second in command ?


A. I beg your pardon.


Q. You were second in command that night ?


A. I was acting in conjunction with Major Rodgers taking instructions from Major Rodgers ; as I stated before, I requested that that should be the arrangement.


Q. And it was at Major Rodgers request that you left the Merger Building or thereabouts to move out towards the Boulevard ?


A. It was.


Q. Went up alone ?


A. No, I was accompanied by my adjutant.


Q. Give us his name ?


A. Captain Hind.


Q. No men, no non-com’s or no men, no detachment of any kind ?


A. No, we started out alone ; I think we finished up that way. As I say we stopped at these various posts and made inquiries as to the conditions.


Q. By that time I suppose St. Joseph Street had practically been cleared ?


A. Up to the point referred to.