College of William and Mary - Colonial Echo Yearbook (Williamsburg, VA)

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COLONIAL ECMOv ■ 1919 == m)t ICauii W[}m tl|P (gallant Jail Under the sod of valiant France The heroes are sleeping today. Who fouoht for the right, who dieil lest the might Of a vandal might conquer for aye. They came from the land of the Stars and the Stripes, From the land of the lion and where Th. ' old Indus flows and the hurricane blows. And the sun shines on Italy fair. Under the sod of noble France The heroes are sleeping alone, Who gave of tlieir blood to stay tlic icd flood In a land that was far from their own. Though shocked by the shells and though torn by the steel From the throats of ten thousand mad guns, ' Neath the night ' s pale gray, ' neath the starshell ' s bright ray They made death for the pitiless Huns. Under the sod of glorious France The heroes will live for aye. For Fame with her hand is guarding the land Where the bravest are mingled with clay. Though Time with his scythe gather years u]ion years And though Death cover us with his pall. They shall dwell with Fame to an age without name In the land where the gallant fall. E. C. R. Paffe Six ,,nt SZ): ;

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COLOM lAL ECMO These Sons of William and Mary Died That Freedom Might Be Ours J. F. Carr George Clupton R. R. Collins W. H. Croswell E. G. Field C. W. Forbes R. C. Garland W. D. Garland E. L. B. Goodwin S. H. Hubbard N. H. Jennings E. J. Lewis Richard Perkins J. N. Richards J. F. Smith V. L. Summers H. T. Swecker B. W. Woods Page Seven