The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-31
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Eye nature's walks, shoot folly as II flies"
Horrors of War Hold Terrorized Guatemala in Their
Red Grasp-story Of the Bloody Fall of ocos Told
by Our Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crop Seized
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of Guatemala has begun auspiciously BY the
i feat of General Pinheadeda. General CASTLE
soapa, with force of seventyfve generals forty col
phoned Pinheadeda, who holding ocos from his
hammock, that that town scheduled to do fall in
about fifteen minutes General P assembled ITO gen.
erals and several other officers privates being in
sight, owing to the laeness of the hour, and spoke
follows .hs
ssMy Brave Felows-I have just received notice
from the foe that they marching against Ocos 200
strong and to stub their feet every loyal
Guatemalan found in town 1t is unnecessary to say
that there will be bloodshed Every brave soldier here
will fight for his affairs and his fires to the last gasp
Here the proceedings interrupted by the 10y
alist forces suddenly taking to the woods.
Ocos had fallen!!
The first bloody tragedy Of the war had como to a
dramatic finish.
The red fires Of war had been lighted along the Rio
del Ponderoso Tomato
Where will it all ends
Rumors from the capital state that the first blood
she'd In the revolution Of 1906 occurred at Tores del
Hottos Tomale when General Pompeydillas had
case Of nosebleed. The sight Of blood aroused the
away their arms and fed over the line into Mexico
All the telegraph wires at Punkadilla have been
cut tho just why this done is mystery, as none
Of the enemy are in that section Of the country
Reports from Porto del Bananero state that Cen
sra Monte Bank has seized the entire banana crop
eontxaband Of war. -~-,,. -, - = 49,
A man who was married tho other day complained
after the ceremony Of the anarchisc actions Of thu
ustle sister Of the BRIDE who flower girl
thing equally vicious. At the solemn point the
mony tho groom happened to glance in her direction
and that little thing winked at him, deliberately puck
cred her right eye in pronounced and jovial
that 1t nearly broke him down. WASN'T that the
little girl OF tt7
Two whipmakers who went into bankruptcy recently
An Southwark Eng declared that they had been ruined
by and especially by motor omnibuses. This Is
good news for the horses. Makers of bnders unless
fhev can sell them to the meat inspectors, also
slated to 60 to the wall. ~~-.~~~-
And 80 Deadwood Dick Is gone at lasti Born of
Of the first families Of Chicago brand of which
kept perhaps the most expensive hotel in the vest
Deadwo4d Dick grew to young manhood with the bril-
liant e%ia1 achievements Of Mrs. Potter Palmer
stan+ before him. Not ten miles away the
packing houses and during his CHILDHOOD the delicate
penetrating perfume of the fertilizer often
Wed With the effuva Of the lilac bushes in Lincoln
park Despite these surroundings Deadwood Dick went
to the Black Hills and became local celebrity. In
his later years. broken in purse and by the in
creasng tghtness of the lid he drfted to the bad and
sold to the miners of Cripple Creek gum and breath
perfume from cigar box.
And now in the very flower Of his manhood he is
gone. Such is life We here today and tomorrow
in Omaha A. J. R.