We start this evening." There was nothing for it but to obey his superintendent's orders.

The two weeks' experience with his chief gave Barry a new view and a new estimate of the chaplain's work.

As he came into closer touch with camp life and its conditions, he began to see how great was the soldier's need of such moral and spiritual support as a chaplain might be able to render.

He was exposed to subtle and powerful temptations.

He was deprived of the wonted restraints imposed by convention, by environment, by family ties.