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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
3
Dyck Calhoun faces coerced alliance with Erris Boyne for French aid in Ireland. A duel with swords ends with Calhoun’s victory, but Boyne plots kidnapping to ship him to France. Later Boyne is killed by Noreen, as Calhoun sleeps unaware in a tavern room.
Dyck Calhoun awakens in custody for the murder of Erris Boyne. In prison he learns from Michael Clones that Sheila Llyn may be Boyne’s daughter, a truth that implicates Mrs. Llyn and her child. Dyck vows to tell the truth only if it saves him and asks for counsel from Will McCormick while facing drink, pretense, and a hostile, loyal crowd.
In a bare Irish room, Dyck Calhoun faces possible guilt as Sheila Llyn and her mother debate a dangerous truth. Sheila, a strong-willed match for her era, urges action while the mother clings to hope and cautious justice. A government messenger arrives with long-awaited news from America.
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