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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
WHEELING HIGH
To PLAY ALUMNI
First Game OF The Local High School
VIII BE Played On The Gym Floor
Tonight.

Wheeling High will play her opening
High school tomorrow evening. when
she clashes with tho Alumni five. Wheel
inG'S team this year remains mystery
{" all those not CONNECTED with tho
school. Ms very few facts concerning tn"
strength Of tho Cold and Blu" toSscrs
has been given out. II is not thought
that they will have an exceptionally
strong five this year. unless Coach Cal
yin works wonders with The material
now on hand. With the proper nalrrial.
Coach Calvin could rcHdily mould n
good team for hc has the knuCk oil nam
ding imru But with capt. Buu
Simpson. the only last years man re-
naming available for this years five. he
has a different task hHfnrr h'm. one
forward OF promise is Cory. formerly oi
Petersburg High. VIII" has been play
INK in good form Thor" are several "th-
crS who look good. and hCInr" INC ScN'
son is we'll under way. Wheeling can hr
expected 10 be heard from i'll the way at
beating some of tho hes, local teams.
The Alumni fly" is just as strong
as il has been during tho past season,
any many Of the old High school grads.
who used L. work hard for the glory "t
the High school. Will work just a. hard
tomorrow night t. trail the blt. Goa
and Blue In tho dust. Tho team con
,atns quite a number of old stars. and
this will DO II rather hard game for the
iiEh Schrul'S opener. large crowd "l
rootrrS will undoubtedly II" there 10 got
a line on what they may expect tho
High school team 10 do this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
PARKERSBURG TO
PLAY WELLSBURGERS

In what promises to DO tho best team
on tho entire schedule Of the "ellsours
High school basket ball team VIII ap-
near the fast team Of rarkershurG, who
for the past two years have been the
chamnions of the State. Interest -
running high for tho big game or the
season. as this Is the first appearance
Of the twice champions at "eilsours'
md they are expected 10 draw tho
largest crowd that ever witnessed
game in that city.
The visitors Will bring with them
two Of the best players that are IN
high school teams OF tho State in Cra"-
ford and Neale- Crawford, IN adoluon
10 having q place on tho All-State team
for tho past two years. as Forward
IS quite q forthall player. and was Sc
,ccted as full-back on the All-Stale
team this past fall. Neale younger
brother OF tho famous Greasy who
Is now coach at Wesleyan. will be re-
membered by the members Of the Wells
hurp team as the lad who made his
nrcsence very effectively felt when
,hese teams met for the FIRST time III
,ho tournament Mt Buckhannon last year.
md with his excellent shooting and
teum work Wellsburg was defeated by
tha score of 42-24. the worst defoat
,hnt they had handed them during the
entire season. Besides these two "a
nous athletes Of high school circles
I.oach Buland. OF Farkcrshurg. has sew
oral others who are perhaps just as
good. but do not enjoy az great Il repu-
,.tion in athletics as those mentioned
above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
TICKET NAMED

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-The n"mina-
ton committee Of the National Lawn
Tennis Association has named the fol-
lowing ticket for the annual meeting Of
the organization, to be held IN this city
February Is:
President. George T. Adee. Of N"w
York: vice president. Julian 5. Mrrick.
Of New York: secretary, Edwin i. Tor
rey. Of Clinton. y. Y: treasurer. George
". Wightman. oe Boston. Sectional del
egatess-New England. Edwin Sheafe.
Of Boston: Tri-State, Ralph W. Hotter
horr. Of Ctncinnati; Middl" Atlantic.
Abrer Y. Leach. Of Washington. Dele
gates at Large-Cltnton l.. ChildS. If
Pittsburgh: Paul Sheldon ~ hartford.
and r. Drummond Jones. ii 81. Louis.
Restoration of championships and
consideration OF the policy To prevail
during the war are the most important
subjects likely to come before the dob
gates Discussion of the amateur rae.
distribution Of voting power and other
controversial questions will BE- shslTr"
until after the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
TWO GOOD GAMES
Senior League Meets This Evening on
"Y" Gym. in interesting
Contests.

4 big evening is looked for this even
Ing. when the fast Senior league resumes
play. Two good contests are looked for
when the fast and undefcatcd High links
clash with the Hop Toads. which team
is closely on It's heels in the league race.
and are determined to win tonight. as a
victory for the leaders Will mean the
pcnnant In the other contest. the
Muskrats will play the Aviators In what
should provo 10 be an interesting strug-
gle.
These games have been attracting an
unlimited amount OF interest among the
real bugs Of the floor game. and the
largest attendance of tho present season
is Anticipated. No admission will be
charged and the fact that the associa-
Iinn team has no game thus far this
week will also tend to increase. the at
tendance.
The High links Will he crippled with
the absence Of their star forward and
captain. James Bachman. who Is out Of
tho game with badly wrcnched arm.
With this view In mind tho Hop Toads
think they can win with this star out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
CATHEDRAL Alumni
MEETS COLLECIANS
out-the-Pne Five VIII Meet Cathedral
Alumni on Casino Floor-PNe
Team Loaded"

The Casino floor at Wheeling Park
will be the scene OF hard basket bal!
game Tomorrow evening. when the Pike
Collegians clash with the Cathedral
Alumni FIVE Of Wheeling. The Collie
CLAN have not played any games this
season, but have q wealth Of cx-high
stars to form their team from. In adj
dition to these ex-high men they have
secured the services Of several other
good men from the city. and will DO
we'll prepared to meet the Cathedral eX-
high players Preliminary practice has
been staged every evening this week and
they are In the best Of condition for the
fray. Meanwhile. the Cathedralites have
not boon letting grass grow under their
feet. but have been getting some very
hard practice In anticipation Of the stiff
game. They realize what they are up
against. and have been pointing toward
this game for q week. A good contest
Is expected, and a large number OF
tickets have been sold, assuring a good
attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
TRIADELPHIA OFF
ON F0UR-DAY TRIP
out-the-Ptke Quintet Leaves To-day for
Trip Down State-Hxpect to Win
Majority OF Games.

Tho Philadelphia high school five will
leave to-day on n four-day down state
trip. and expect to return home with
majority of the games played added 10
their victory column. Coach Carl Mill
Ter has been putting his proteges
through a strenuous week Of practice
and every Indication points Ia this be-
ing a successful trip from every View
point. Pine Grove high will be met at
Pine Grove this evening. and although
little is known OF this team In this sec
lion of the state. II is rumnrcd that they
have q weak team this season. and Is
no; to be feared. II Is probable that
number Of substitutes will be used In
this game to save Ihcm Tor the moro
strenuous games To follow.
Friday night the Rcd and Black uuin-
,ct will journey 10 SiStcrSrillc 10 play
the high school team Of that place. IN
view of what Lin$ly did to SiSterSH>lle
the locals expect 10 cop this game. hut
il will be Il close shay" at all hazaruS'
unless one or the other OF tho teams
spring il wonderful surprise by display
ing UNUSUAL form.
Saturday night the Magnolia high
school five OF New Martinsvillc will be
met on the Magnolia floor. This is en-
rected 10 be the hardest game or the
trip, and this is really the game the
rrladclphianS are pointing for. Another
fact which will make them work all inc
harder, Is that this Is Coach Tar! MIL
lcrs home town. and this VIII MAKE
them anxious - cop the game. Inc
nnc man TO he feared Is ktEcr. the Statn
center OF New Martinsrille. who was
,II-state center last year and has been
nlavIng above his average form this
season. This will undoubtedly be tho
toughest game Of the Triadelphians IN
ynsion Of the lower section Of the state.
Tho team will return from that place
sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
CATHEDRAL HIGH
TO STEUBENvIlLE
Cadets Give Up-River Team Return
Game Tomorrow Night-Game Ex-
pected To Be stiff Battle.

Tho cathedral High school five Will
Journey tu Slrvh"nviIlc tomorrow ercn>
ing t. play the High school team or
that placr. This is expected to he the
hardest pn:nc on the cadets schedule.
ns last week tho up-ri""r team came
here. and were defeated 10y hut very
close uiHrEitI. Playing on their nome
floor should more than offset this slight
margin. and il he. Cnihrdralits expect
Iu cop the contest. they VIII nave TO
display form ;Iho"" their usual stand
a d The Si"uh"ni Ill. coach stated last
evening that while hr expected To WIN
this game. h" th"IIEht il would he tho
hartIcS, ~ Ia" year. h"th teams nave
been rraCticiug hard in expectation of
Il close gaIn". and they are In tho pima
of condition. y Er:;" crowd of rohtcrs
will ar""lnr:iny- the local team. To cheer
I h,.tn on To- .,irt"ry. This hHine Will have
u Very direct i";,rinG on the final race
for the championship Of the Obi" Val
10y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Lininlents by the Gallon Will
Never Make a Cure.

If rheumatism could be cured by
rubbing the painful parts with lini-
mcnts and lotions. there would be no
Rhruma;isil today For enough lini-
mrnt has been used by the average
sufferer 10 float his body in.
Has his rheumatism been curedo
Ask him. Has anything but temper.
arg relief been obtained? Has not the
pain promptly returned. so that the
old process of rub. rub. rub must he
Yin all over again? Ask anyone who
has ever been afflicted with This pain
ful. torturing disease. and they will
admit that nothing hui temporary rn
lief has even como from these eSter-
nal applications.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
Merely o Yearn-

Merely o 3ea1n-
h hon you arise at SIX A. VI.
10 start the long days grind;
h hen YOU have finished all the 1oos
no r. C. has In mind:
81 the time you've had six lectures
Md the drills that you can't cut.
there's not much time for the good old
game
,bat .Voes with the six foot putt.
here, not much time for tho nashie
Or tho brass.es' stirring clout:
Sometimes wonder how the old game
looks
And what II Is all about
then you have done this thing and that
rom dawn till ten P. NJ.
hon you have run a program through
e day can hardly stem.
hen you have finished up a day
tn worn and weary soul.
ere's not much time for the sood Ola
game,
1t goes with tho Nineteenth hole
ere's not much time for the mash.e.
II tho brassie's stirring whtz:
ften wonder how the old game iooksa
nd Just what q putter Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
SCOUT EXECUTIVE
TO NEW YORK CITY

Fl. .. por;z. the E"y Scout ex"rutiv"
of the Wheeling district, leaves this
afternoon Tor New York City, where ~"
will attend tho convention Of the Scout
executives from all over IN" country.
The local officer will max" reports 81
scouting here. as will also the other "N-
ccrItivcs.
The convention OF tn" executives VIII
b. held 1T tho national h"adQnnTt"rS,
and II Is expected there VIII i" several
hundred representatives from cities All
over the country present. The Discus
sion Of Scnu; work and plans FAR hri-
ing IN" government will bn tn" features
Of the convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
WELLSBURG MAN IN
0, Y, HOSPITAL DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES

Robert Kemp who was struck by
passenger train at 9Th and Yankee
streets, in Wellsburg at 800 p. m Tues
day. passed away Wednesday morning
at SIS at the Ohio Valley General hos
pital. Wheeling. where he was taken the
night before. Mr.. Kemp never regaineo
His injuries consisted OF
a fracture Of the skull. broken ankle
and minor bruises
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
You Can Rub and Rub and Rub
But Your Rheumatism Remains

Remove the cause, and there will be
no pain. The proper treatment. there.
fore. IS remedy that purihes tho
blood. Scores OF sufferers say that
S. S. S. has cleansed their blood OF
rheumatism. by removing all trace OF
the disease from their system. II You
wish 10 intelligently treat Rheumatism.
90 10 your drug store today and get
4 bottle OF S. S. S., take 1t as directed.
and YOU will soon be on the way back
10 perfect health. Then il YOU want
any special instructions. write our
physician all about your symptoms.
and he will give YOU all necessary In
struc;ions regarding your own case,
for which no charge is made. Address
Swift Specific Co. F.277. Swift Leborar
tory. Atlanta. Ga.
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qt;@6qr6&&H
- cH G1zuzkuzd Rice
n+ 1919 Nv III. Tribune Association CN.v ,rreuus>
ar the encmy's trenches were -;
0 200 yards.
More French Spirit.

, far the encmy's trenches were away. UP
70 200 yards.
More french Spirit.
The spirit Of France seems 20 pe mn
bedded In the bail playing soul OF Nap
14aj ois. the eminent Frenrhuan.
I.ajoic was dropped from the major
league roll. after twenty years service
year agn. In place Of quitting an"
losing heart. he started out at IN" age
OF forty-one 10 work his way under me
big tent again. He led the lnt"rna ''"i''t'
league by such 4 wide margin tha' no
ono gave MIN close argument. F"'ts
one is II trifla 20 the scrc III haSeoai''
hug +. isn't old "auugh To keep laJ"Ie
from starting hack-startinr jus; as he
did twenty-one years ago. when he ir'l
Fall River for Philadelphia.
The City Of Slug.
Some ono has developed a debate as ~
which city MS knowr the hardest slug
stnE bail players.
The vote. WAS given tn. prtr"i; with
Cobb and crawford leading. l'ui wei!
string with Philadelphia. with l.aJoir'
Dslehansy, Sam Thompson. Harry Davis
and a few moro. l.ajoi". pclehanty.
Thompson and parIS were all t"rrti'c
hitters. with Delehauty loading The t"sd'
probably tae greatest SlVCscr that ever
lived.
Figure up III" total output and YOU II
find phiia.lelphia we'll in the lead as tho
City OF SluS--not 70 :org"; j. franktln
Baker WHEN no was in his home run
prime.
Soldier Scoring.
Two soldier football teams w"r" re-
Gently playing at Southern camp. TIL"
battlr had ben p terrific one, with The
Observation-Disclosures busy.
Neither side had scored touchdown.
But as another man WAS carried 81 the
field. one OF the soldiers remarked: Well
that ties il up 4, - and -"
Twelve and twelve" said another
soldier. where do YOU got that.
We'll we've Knocked cut lively" ~
them ana thry'v" knocked out twelve
oe u.s." replied the first speaker
Jess Willard. according 10 rumor, VIII
turn over his championship. just as JET
fries did Md loss. just as Ieffri"s did,
will observ. the hlrc OF golden nuggets
and return just in tim" 10 r"crI'" ii
under the rignt ear. y champion can
retire unheaten. but W" cant recall one
who ever did.
The genial Russians are all right I"
be at war with. hut they are rough "h
their friends. Reing AZ r"ar" with Rus
sla is the great strain producer;
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COLI and Range Finding.


Nh;ch recalls tho circumstance that
( Is fine game for at least ono seq
Of army work. and that Is range
lgncut.
rbs average good golfer. after one
[nce. can tell you almost to step a
or $50 yard range He must know
E,ances in order to play the shot prop
y, and tho man who mts1udses the
stance in golf IS sure to pay the pen-
~.
The range In golf goes up to 500 yards
Id the distances up to 500 yards are
Lluable things to know In trench war
re. 4 man who has played a LOT OF
BIZ. could stand in the first line trench
Id, tell. almost to the yard. just how
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Standing Of tho Teams.
TEXAN DAMAGED BUT
ABLE TO PROCEED

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Jan. l6.-'A
vessel proceeding to the assistance OF
the Texan, which had sent out nm ,. ''
s." call Monday saying she was SINKING
rcnor,cd TODAY that the Texan had been
damaged badly hut indicated that the
crew WAS safe aboard.
Tho shins steering gear Is disabled
md there Is n hole in her side caused
by a. collision with another steamer the
name Of which was not revealed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
TO DRAFT SCHEDULES.

CHICAGO, Ian. 1f.--NIainr l"aIu"
schedules for tho 1918 season Will h"
drafted ut Il meeting If tho S"hedul"
cmmmitt"" 10 hr held in Washin2l"n n"f'
Tucs.ny. President Ran johnson ~ 'fr
American inaEiI" announced t"nISht. II"
meeting was originally ST for Dove
Hall. Georgia. hut was r"Sil"'n"d no
cause Of crippled trans p"r'aati"n condi-
lions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
ny" AVIATION LEAGUE
HAS THRILLING RACE
r,re+ Three Teams Of League Tied,
With Percentage Of 66e-Two
Games Last Night.

Two fast games were staged IN the
~" gym last evening, when tho b.
planes defeated the Trtplanes. l3 to 3.
and the Dirtgtbles defeated tho Mono
nianes, 81 to 6. The Aviation league. az
this quartet Of basket ball teams Is
known. have been displaying unusual
form, and have been claiming tho atten-
ton OF the Senior league Clrich AMI
McClelland OF the Riplanes proved
themselves 70 be real experienced avia-
tors last evening. and dtsplayd ra:a
form. In the second game the Dirigioles
had no trouble with the Monoplancs'
with Brinkman and Trantman tossing
baskets In their usual style.
Tho llne-ups for last evening follows:
First Gamo.
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Of the lineup and have been practIcing
hard with this aim.
So the fans better not fail to take
advantage Of this rare opportunity and |
be in good spirits TO stand the strain OF
the excitement which is bound to de-.
velop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
WASHINGTON. Jan.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1G.--Navy de-
nartment adviccS indicate that the
Texan was not 50 seriously damaged as
was first supposed. The department
made this announcement late today:
"a dispatch received today states
that the steamship TrXa1l which c"II'hch
with another vessel Mt sea M"iih'tE
morning. is still aGlnat. FIRST reports
indicated that tho ship was IN SINKING
condition.. but apparently the damage
vas not so serious as was first sup
r1neod''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-17
.PARKERSBURC HIGH
AT LINSLY ARMORY
Down-Stnte Five Will Have Hard Game
With Local Qu1ntet--Scrappy
Game Expected.

The Park"rsburg High school five Will
hay" "A hard gam" Tonight with tho !"
cal IinSly Cadet fvc on the armnrE
floor Rum"r has il that the farker$-
burg team Of this year is Specdlcr and
faster than the stat" championship
team OF last year. but the cadets are
not worrying about the outcome OF III"
game. Tn" local team has been hold
ing spirited practices this week anu
II they show tn, sam" pep and speed III
tho game Tonight. something is bound
Ia happen. The LlnSly guards this year
are good. and with til" forwards shoot
ing IN GOOD style, :: successful season
Is predicted.
The l'ark"rSburS basket ball tvr won
thr state championship last Year. and
from tn" form displayed earlier m III"
Srtsun. they look mighty good IN re-
peat with IT rush. They HAY" hI:-. husky
fellows. all fast and accurate shooters.
This. in connection with 4 year OF play
Ing on the same lcn'm makes good
combination Of mon that can work TO-
g"ther better. They ar" coming 1"
Wheeling I"-uiShi Ia add another VIC
tory 70 their already long string. nm!
thus gain another step toward n"
State championship.
As the guarantee IS very heavy |"
bring tho parkrrShucS lam 10 TINS
city. the MANAGEMENT If tn" Cadets Is
making all possible efforts /" hav"
good crowd present. So that they Will
not lose amy money. AS this team VIII
Undoubtedly PROV: L hiGh-class attrac-
ton. it is expected that large bunch
of ro0tcrS will bn present. The Cadet
band and cheering squat will loosen up
their lungs. AMI furnish a little music(D
and nnis" Til" lineup follows:
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WESLEYAN QUINTET
PLAYS "W TONIGHT
"Y" Tossers Have Tough Game On Hand
wesleyan College Will Present
Star Lineup.

Tonight In the y. NJ {. A. gyn,nas-
ium will be staged ono OF the best bas-
ketball games of the present season
when the West Virginia Wesleyan coll
lege quintet and the big ~ team clash
on the local basketball court. The game
was arranged late last night at the re-
quest Of the Wesleyan management as
the team leaves this morning from
Buchannon on a trip and wished 10 play
its first game in this city.
The colegians will be represented
by all-star athletes. who have won fame
on the gridion. basketball floor and tho
baseball diamond. Beck. Sncdegar. Hy-
mes and Fisher. all played on the cham
pion Wesleyan football team. which
won the State championship last fall.
when they mot and defeated West Vir-
ginia university by the score Of 20 to 0.
Beck Is Bellaire boy. Is captain Of
the floor five this year. and will lead
his team tonight. Several Bellaire fans
will attend the game. Fisher. forward
on the team. played wonderful game
at end last fall and is also one Of tho
best basketball tossers in the State.
Stark. all-state High school athlete
from Charleston. is holding down, .
guard position and is playing a wonder
full game. Snedeger. quarterback on the
football team. plays forward and Is .
star.
Notwithstand this star array Of baS.
ketball experts. Coach Miller. Of the To-
cal team. stated last night that his ~"
team would be in the game up to thelr
necks. and would give q good account
of themselves from the time the vhis-
tie blows for the start Of the game un-
Ill the end. BILL Boycc. referee. will
call the game at o'clock. The lineup
follows:
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Watch for the Opening lnsta'lment
of Gerard's Second Series Of Articles,
EXPOSING German Intrigue.
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BOW LING

MASONIC DUCK PIN LEAGUE.
La Belle
The sun., 1918-10-27

the motherless boy, is a regular female
Jonathan Edwards, preaching hellfre to
the youngster-a reduction to absurdity Of
the cold reGgiosity that gives this bare
household its dominant character. Mrs.
Meaking is the very embodiment of the
idea Of the shabby genteeL And JOB,
the old gardener, is an almost immortal
creation. Squire Ventrey is pure arehi-
ldmarshall-cultured, keen and kind,
yet rather imperious in his self-controlled
way. The contrast between the clergy
mans austerity and the Squire's lumi-
nous philosophy is delightful. And Bliss,
the butler who would eonjuror be but
becomes ventriloquist Of rare attain
ment, is wholly human and most en-
pertaining creature Of the novelist's mag
ination. A rare gallery!
A Memorable Figure.
John Baldock, father of our Richard,
is the one of all the characters, however,
that grips you. An utterly unlovable man,
yet one who arouses in you sympathy
that would make him hate you. Just at
first he chilled Us with apprehension lest
he prove to be lay figure, a type, de-
vised for the making of point against a
form of righteousness that the author
meant to excoriate. He seemed a bit
overdone in his asceticism; his pious plat
itudes seemed like to degenerate at any
moment in tine story into mere burlesque.
But as the telling Of the tale proceeds
the character becomes more and more
sharply real, until at last it gets to be
almost terrible. The sincerity of the man
in his misguided way of looking at things
is 50 complete! What seems, at first, like
out and out villainous treatment of a
growing boy appears finally so clearly to
be based on resentment of resistance
against, not his will, but the Divine will,
that it is difficult to condemn him Sc
verely. His confusion of his own will
with the Divine one is genuine of
course, does not make it any the less an
error, or any the less mischievous. His
nature is narrow and petulant; that of his
son, who takes after" his admirable