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Commeniot atealeouws Some time ago, after stalk a ow of country's leading colleges for weman, vs oom fmviced to dine with the maior. Ales on seudents were at the ame rabke wah on th eat next tm ue took up the mots thet oe bed seruck im our talk—chat all of x com te ime aioners wherever we may be, She painted to che girl sx the hal of table and mid, “There's « mimioar ter yey ‘That girl probably wields more inflam: dee any other srudent in this college Shr » tad ef the Communisn.” While she said chat wot more than 2! ow the 1,000 students at the college wens maby Comrounistic, yer everything she omnes about them showed what selow semen they were for their couse. Every mor sey made bad for its objective the ferthersas af busines to obtain ss many infucecs! pustane as possible in sll student arganizstom Ther Gid not expect to make full convert: owe of we of the seudents, but they were sntaow we tom t everyone in the college became they hare the all who became even slightly dapoud wewenb their philosophy became ia reality ene Sr. @ poribly ten per ceot Commas. They knew, wo, chat all chese stadeats eventeclly go eet ince various parts of the country. aw te Gistant parts of che work, where awh one would peobsbly be feirly influential is ter eam mennity. If they succeeded is getting tha gous tae of scudents oly slightly despesnd errant aa stheistic philosophy, the tombs wonbl, aarvertheleas, be far-reaching. From what we could gocher, thre pony pores of atheism were Sire subjected @ 9 thorough eraining im chair Commenerc phe feeophy before they ever resched colbeyy oni Wmspiration afcer their entrance Seven. & guert have boes inscilled in them thet chery our u ~o qeeny thes few eorosted with tm idea chit the world. “tied thia avail group felt that she ow 2 veal part of 6 great cause. ‘Ths conve us govs ber pores. ‘There was nothing half- Gerad shout ber. Nothing daunted ber. reds, jodgiag from their apparent per- qamcr wad determination, We saw they had ae ea many people w0 ponble As Qe marereton went 0c, we could not belp fe weliect on what & tremendovs influence s qed gromp ihe this was having on large ees J oodam Here was s mere two and eor-teelf per cont of the student body roccest- fay eolering the outlook of the ninery-erven aad ¢ heal por cont iniducass or be tafiwonsed Ow the ether hand, each one af the other 8°) eredests bed scarcely any cause beyond Qerelt Mone of chem were quite negative. were acither hot aor cold. Among them Ths Toy were acither bot nor cold. Amon ome ag bty-arven Catholic girls, We met scv- goad af them. It was easy to ace chat the faith @ mews of them was being grently dimmed. fems af them mo doobe would even lose their feck The ree would certainly come out of @dleg: wach weaker Catholics than they went Qe They were postive in contra to the Com- @eeane, Hardly a gil among them had any femres thee the possessed the greatest ides in the World, a0 ides that belonged to every other girl @ the callcge jum ot much 2s it belonged to bereli. Becswm the did not appreciate this, de baad Seale desire to spread her philosophy of td ‘be oll probebikicy ao ome had token the trou- he befere che went to college to show her the @eeerdeay opportunity for good shead of fe; omy Rady wo ene was guiding, directly, ‘@ tampiring her after her arrival at college. She Gt emt appreciate that she could make her fel- Bs