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The year was 1894...Coca Cola was sold in bottles for the first time; Labor Day became a national holiday.  America was making progress.   The paths of persistence were laying the foundation for travel into the new frontier.  The "Wild West" was quickly becoming a myth.  Still, the true voice of freedom could be heard in the neighing of America's horse - the spirit of the Mustang thundered across the vast landscape.  The wild heart of the Mustang refused to be tamed.  Proud and noble, its thundering hooves beat fiercely across the plains.  "E Pluribus Unum"..."Out of many, one."  As progress moved across the continent, the frontier lands became a clash of cultures.  The Native Americans - proud and fierce, like the  Mustang - defended their lands.  It took time to overcome the scars, but the spirit of the American West refused to surrender.  The drum beats tell the story.  Now the cowboy's voice is quiet, the Indian still seeks freedom, the Mustang roams the landscape in smaller numbers, but the Pioneer Spirit still remains...we have learned from the past.  America, the beautiful; America, the land of the proud and the free; America, the dream of the New World, the Land of Opportunity - westward lies the way.  Listen to the dream of the West.