ENNIS, Tx. – Just a few people recall the remarkable and tragic story of the four Ennis boys. Soon, relatives and friends say, only the stones will tell the tale. But what a tale it is – friendship and dedication, bravery and sacrifice, of ties binding the boys in life and linking them in death. It unfolds in Ennis and ends on a miserable island 6,000 miles from home, where all four young men would die in a span of about three weeks. Sixty-two years ago, Ennis was a small town of 7,000 or so, and the place buzzed with...