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,wwf Z FRANCE 1685 - 1687 Men from the kingdoms across the seas Were lured to vast Texas by the desire for land and treasure. With permission from the French king to establish a colony at the mouth of the Mississippi, La Salle missed the objective on his second voyage and landed at Matagorda Bay, 1685. Here he built Ft. St. Louis and declared Texas under the French king.
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jo Ann Jones September 15, 1935 Thomas Alva Mccrary March 9, 1936 Mrs. Jesse Montgomery Abbott August 9, 1935 m im As We honor the memory of our Texas heroes in this our Centennial year so, too, let us honor the memory of our three departed friends, the two students who so early an- swered the call for service Beyond, and our teacher and comrade, who after a long lite of loyal devotion to duty enlists for yet greater service in the ranks ot her Master.
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A TRIBUTE TO HEROES OF TEXAS I stood alone in the Alamo When all lout me had gone, The sun's last rays were sinking slow, And the day was nearly done. I thought I heard a whisper low, And turning quickly 'round, I saw a soldier standing there With sword point on the ground. His clothes were rough and fringed, His hat was big and wide, A pistol and a powder horn Were dangling from his side. I realized with a shudder That 'twas no human here, But I faced him resolutely, Without a touch of fear. 'Twas on this spot, the figure said, Some hundred years ago, That I drew a line with my sword point, While besieged by a threatening foe. I asked my men to step across, If they wished to tight with meg All chose to stay but one man, He took this chance to flee. We stayed and fought and died, he said, To aid our fellow man To fight for Texas liberty Against the Mexican. But our object was accomplished, Though our battle was not won, Ifnd the Lone Star State is free today, All threatening danger's gone. And then I was alone again, In the darkening Alamo, Convinced that Texas heroes bold To heaven surely go. -Edwin Fisk. Page 10
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