The menace., 1916-07-15
syuopEis Of Preceding Chapters

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his deals. frusn ths Haist.ali.'ie EnA.,,.en ss.
uorship. ease ioyinE priesthood With Nhom
b. ooules In contact In the city.
Ny a series of strahrs ooineidsnees. - 80. =
a. fregusniy mara cur lives. even IN ~,
prosaie A.. Mark Cor1on 4 hrogEht into
cioss as.nriation With joyce hslby. In tns
art instance hs save. hsf i've in ~ ~.
tsrylcr. the tvo are hruaght torsthsr "
sofh a wsy that In spite of thf dsisrH,inss
effort on the psrt of esrh. .Purs. normal loys.
hearts aAmss IN each brsss,. only 10 b
tiernly rsprcased.
Hsr oaiiooE i Indeed tragic. ior ths srst,J
priest. Dahro. and bis superior. Knowing thal
shs would fall heir 70 a iarrs fortune on ths
death of her invalid uiothsr, has dsisrmined
that ths shall enter The convent and NV, %
enable the shyrvh 70 ssi,s the Ssath M, ss,
beauty i also . factor IN impsllinE the ssnsa.
Al nahro 10 insist upon her cntcring us
great pnson-lks convent which standa 49, ~,
falls prsy 70 the wiies of The priest. and
together with the latter finally breaks ooNr
the girls opposition.
and ne dark hint, Of Dahfo a. 10 the pleas
urca Of the flesh that priests wsrv wont =,
indulge In. are not the only revelations tha
SrPsil The young pr',s,i re "a !, 'vsSpsa K5ISs,. "
Columbus discuEs the politiea Of the stnts
plan the emasculation Of the public school
and the advance q RomAhisn IN The reaii
ra,ion of her ambitious dream TO Dominate
Months ny BY. Joyce Nelly visits New
YORK. a farewell visit. for she " 70 entsi
fuil of sadness and longing. but Irresistible
fate In the form Of avaricious Rome. ans
the Eraspinr and sensual priest, Dnhro' Il
sweeping her 70 her living grave; -,
on her return she meets MARI By aceiden'
IN the silver moonlight. and before eithei
are aware of the mighty sweep Of affection
that controls them. they have confessed theil
love. II Il a moment Of great Joy and pro
found tragedy, each realize that "
I hail and farewell" The priest after avow
| ing his love for the beautiful girl leaves he
/ with the knowledge that this is probably
/ their las, meeting since she II ready 20 entel
. the convent -
The announcement that a former brilliant
I and popular Catholic priest who had re
l nounced Romanism was 60 appear In m
/ city and give his reasons for leaving IN
/ Roman church. arouses Dahro and the othe
I priests Of the diocese. meeting IL calle,
I at which members Of the press are present
\ who after being instructed 20 seek 60 blackel
/ eus.d and plans are then taken up 60 crusl
l and destroy the brilliant former priest who's
! renunciation Of ROmanism has created a sen
| gation.