The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-12-13
22uam q0yde Mexican Co01uu,st Deputy in Fiery Challenge T. Empire


per rifle. In exchange for his trea-
son, Moncada obtained the promise
to make him president of the re-
public. And the promise made is
being kept.
81 hold in my hand clipping
from the Mexican paper Eel Univer-
SAL 1t is radiogram from Mana
qua, in which it is said that the
mayor of the capital city has pre-
sented proposal to erect statue
to Mr.. Mccoy, as sign of graft
tude for his valuable intervention
in the elections. This gives a clear
idea of the degree of AFFECTION to
which the Nicaraguan traitors have
come.
"Mr. Cumberland, sent especially
to study the situation in Nicaragua,
has declared in the United States
that a new loan of $15,000,000 must
be imposed on Nicaragua, all fl
nances of the country to be con-
trolled by strategic distribution of
Yankee functionaries in the admin
istrative organs in order to guaran-
tee the interest.
"In Eel Universal of November
%, another radio from Managua is
published, which says: President
Adolfo Diaz, General Moncada, the
president-esect, and North American
officers, will discuss with the pres
ident-elect of the United States, Mr..
Hoover, the establishment in Mica
ragua of military academy, which
will be miniature West Point and
will be directed by the North Amer
lean captain, Fred Patchin, and will
have military instructors from the
United States Army etc,
Crawl Before Hoover.
"Diaz and Moncada, the two trail
tors, are disposed to present their
respects to Mr.. Hoover in the port
of Corinto, to Mr.. Hoover, the great
est representative of North Amer
lean Imperialism, which has sunken
in slavery all the peoples of Central
America and the Antilles. -.
Heroism of SANDING.
"But not all is rotten in Mica
ragua. Since May, 1927, General
SANDING, with less than 1000 men,
badly armed and equipped, has
fought against the marines, number
ing over 10000. The most brutal
actions, actions typical of imperial
ism, have been applied against the
Nicaraguan people which places all
it's hopes in the Army of Liberation.
In the aerial bombardment of Ocotal,
Telpaneca and Chinandega, the en-
tire population was exterminated-
men, women and children.
U. S. Dum-Dum Bullets.
The region of Nueva Segovia,
where SANDING has his general head
quarters, has been declared outside
the ~, which implies that all peace
full Inhabitants are to be considered
as bandits. The dum-dum bullets
which the European powers have
long not dared to use, because of
their CHASTITY cruelty, are the only
bullets used by the United States
marines to assassinate Niearaguans
Here in Mexico is Jose de Paroles
who was private secretary of San
dino, who shows a brutal wound
which appears more as an axe
wound than one from a piercing ball
Defeats Invaders.
"But SANDING continues afoot in
lead of the Army of Liberation
Lacking arms, arms are captured
from the invaders; lacking rations
they are provided from the stores
of the marines; they lack medicine
and cure their wounds with clean
water. SANDING fights and wins with
his small army of Latin Americans
that symbolizes the fraternal union
of all our oppressed peoples. 1900
marines have died in Nicaragua. A
half dozen flags have been captured
from the invaders, and wives Of
SANDING officers are today carrying
umbrellas made with the stars and
stripes. One of these flags has
been sent to Mexico and l have il
here, for those who wish to see it
Scorns Sentimental Fraud.
"The invaders have sent Sandino's
father to the Generals camp, to pro,
pose peace in exchange for dollars
and honor. SANDING has declared that
he would never lay down arms while
one marine remains on Nicaraguar
soil; and he has threatened to shoot
anyone who comes to him with dis
honorable proposals, even though il
be his own father. 80.
Sees SANDING Victory.
SANDING continues the fight thai
must end with victory The fight Of
SANDING means that it is possible
to resist the advance of imperial
ism. This fight is living example
for all our peoples and shows u!
that imperialism will be crushed the
day on which in each Latin Amer
lean country the revolutionary work
ers rise under the banner of a San
dino.
And we, comrades, we who arr
the most directly threatened; We
have the duty Of thinking Of oul
future. Yankee capital already holds
most of our petroleum, all our mines
and practically owns our railways