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Newspaper

Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

3

Irish estate letter leads to voyage to America

Dyck Gathamy and Sheila Llyn grow close as Sheila reads a long letter from her Irish Uncle Bryan revealing Moira an estate in the Americas. A plan forms to flee Dublin, visit Uncle Bryan, and sail to Virginia with Mrs Livn gathering her daughter Sheila.

Chapler Sheila Dublin Dyck Livn America Bryan Ange Ireland Simwaier Norway Lin Jamaica Vin Moira Shelia Ster Uncle Bryan Virginia Fin Playmore High Seas Hfe Michael Clowes Bryan Llyn Amons Washington Lou Waghead Maine

Ireland’s Dyck Refuses Guilty Plea Amid Father’s Plea

In Dublin jail Dyck Clowes rejects his father Miles Calhoun’s urge to confess the quarrel that led to Erris Boyne’s death. He insists on truth and principle, fearing harm to others, while a letter from Sheila Llyn reveals a planned Atlantic departure to Virginia. A perilous, emotional exchange ends with Dyck resolved to bear consequences rather than betray his oath.

Dyck Bayne Sheila Ie Fa Shella Tes Dyck America Will McCormick Hrris Boyne Ireland Boyne Erris Boyne France Boyle Miles Calhoun Lisah Krris Boyne Callian Hetvy

Passage Describes A Quiet, Tense Moment

A narrator details a girl presenting sake, a man holding a jetter, then folding it away and pressing the bottle to his lips and to his heart, signaling a ritual or emotional gesture amid unfolding events.

Dyck Calhoun Returns From Prison in Peasant Garb

In a November scene outside a prison, Michael Glones and Old Christopher Dogan await Dyck Calhoun’s release. Calhoun exits in peasant clothes, a symbol of his fall from grace, while reflections on family, duty, and a killer past unfold. The narrative hints at Miles Calhoun’s death and the Calhoun lineage, ending with a note of future continuation.

Dyck Calhoun Michael Glones Michael Playmore Christopher Dogan Old Christopher Miles Calhoun Plarmore Christopher Bogan Lord Mallow Jamaica Calhoun Dublin Mr. Dyck

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