Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-07

dent continued:
"For the time being I am awaiting
the moment when the rest of the coun-
try having cooperated with the Yadui
movement, can go to the people
whose cause is my cause
''The present Mexican government
cannot last in my opinion. The peo-
pie are against it, and it will be inn
possible for it to recover theiH es-
teem''
Reverting the analogy with the Ma
dero movement, Don AdoIfo pointed out
that Don Francisco, like himself,
awaited the capture of a border garri
son-the one at Polomas-before enter
ing the country. Madero had been
staying in San Antonio before he join
ed the revolutionists in Mexico.
"Madero was an honest man and a
good man." Senior De la Huerta con-
tinued "He was one of the greatest
heroes of Mexico"
Arraigns Gales Regime
First, the Yaquis are good fight
ers," he said; second, they are nu-
merous.'
The former president then delivered
.
Gales administration
First. Its origin was spurious and
illegal" he asserted "Obregon forced
GALES upon the people of Mexico, US
ing government funds with which to
finance the propaganda. A free cleo
zion was not permitted.
Second The lack of guarantees for
individual liberty. Men are being as
sassinated in Mexico today without
legal process, on mere suspicion, un
Ger the ruse of ley fuga.' AS you
know, the ley fuga is the killing of a
prisoner under the pretext that he
tried to escape Madero and Pine
Suarcz, the vice president of Mexico,
came to their deaths in that way.
Third. The lack of liberty of con-
science, which is one of the natural
rights of men. The government is in
terfering with the freedom of worship,
which is a purely intimate and per-
sonal matter for every citizen to de-
eide for himself.
Lands Seized
Fourth. The lack of liberty of the
press. Not only the newspapers of
Mexico City themselves strictly CEN
the country are likewise under a se-
we're iron censorship. ("Ferrea CEN
sure" was the phrase Don Adolfo used).
Fifth. The lack of respect for pri-
vate property.
sixth. The insincerity of the pro-
tostations made by the Gales leaders.
They are calling themselves socialists,
yet they are big private landholders
and business monopolists. "Latifundos
monopolizadores de nogocios.')
seventh Obregon and, through Ro-
dolfo Gales, his son. Gales himself
have seized the lands of the Indians
without paying for them. And to make
good their seizure, the Gales leaders
are now trying to exterminate the
Yaqui race.
Eighth. The general unhinging'
C"desquiciamiento')' of the national
TRANQUILITY brou g hit out by these
abuses.
Ninth. The efforts to repeal the
constitutional provisions guaranteeing
the people aSa1nst q recollection of their
president The people of Mexico have
been fighting for this principle. to-
gether with that of real suffrage C'suf-
ragio efectivo'D since the Madero revo-
luton of 1910. Now, however, by pro-
posing an amendment to the constitu-
tion permitting the reelection of
president the Gales administration
would undo the benefits derived from
this long fight that has been Waged
for the people and by the people,
Senor De la Huerta said that he eX-
pected to return in a day or so to Los
Angeles, "there to await the proper
time to return to Mexico That
I proper time" he repeated, would be
after border garrison had been cap
tured by the "de facto government
| Don Adolfo reiterated an assertion
made by him in an interview given
out in Los Angeles about two weeks
ago to the effect that there are 10000
men under arms in Mexico ready to re-
volt against the present government,
1T may be asked, If there are SO