The Masques of Ottawa
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Hestated in Winnipeg that Wellington had once said that a contractor whomade bad boots for an army should be shot. We had shell contracts--andthe "friend" Joseph Wesley Allison; the Kyte charges, which brought theMinister home from England to answer them in the House. Neither theanswer nor the friend was characteristic of the kind of man we hadsupposed Sam Hughes to be. We had the Ross Rifle. Hughes knew that inactual warfare the Ross was the finest sniper's rifle in the world, butthat in quick... action it jammed so badly that often the Canadiansfurtively swapped them for Lee-Enfields whenever the chance came. There was no excuse for the Ross rifle, and Hughes ought to haveadmitted it. There never should have been a chance for any detractorof his to insinuate that the Minister had stock in the Ross RifleCompany. We had cellulose nitrate and Grant Morden, who has never hadan equal over here for making sudden wealth out of next to nothing andgetting popular credit for doing it. What the ex-Minister of Militiamade out of that promotion was never stated.
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Hestated in Winnipeg that Wellington had once said that a contractor whomade bad boots for an army should be shot. We had shell contracts--andthe "friend" Joseph Wesley Allison; the Kyte charges, which brought theMinister home from England to answer them in the House. Neither theanswer nor the friend was characteristic of the kind of man we hadsupposed Sam Hughes to be. We had the Ross Rifle. Hughes knew that inactual warfare the Ross was the finest sniper's rifle in the world, butthat in quick... action it jammed so badly that often the Canadiansfurtively swapped them for Lee-Enfields whenever the chance came. There was no excuse for the Ross rifle, and Hughes ought to haveadmitted it. There never should have been a chance for any detractorof his to insinuate that the Minister had stock in the Ross RifleCompany. We had cellulose nitrate and Grant Morden, who has never hadan equal over here for making sudden wealth out of next to nothing andgetting popular credit for doing it. What the ex-Minister of Militiamade out of that promotion was never stated.
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