To the Military Chiefs, Alcaldes, and Comandantes of the Republic.
 
Jinotega, 8:30 a.m., 25 April 1927. [Telegram deposited in Ocotal, 10:00 a.m.]
 
I have the pleasure to inform you that after the column commanded by Generals Sandino, Parajón, and López Irías left this town, as you know, they took San Ramón's town. They continued their march toward different places, blocking the forces of Díaz, so Sebaco and Darío were seized by Sandino, and the enemy disappeared from the places near Matagalpa, which is neutral zone. At the same time General Moncada, maneuvering with audacity and strategy with which he has whipped the Conservative armies; with a lingle leap went to encamp in Las Banderas, forming a plan of attack, and Tipitapa falls in his hands despite the fortifications that Díaz had there, and establishes his bivouac near the capitol. These happy and prodigious operations assure the end of this bloody contest against the transgressors of the public power. I will soon communicate all news coming from our victorious armies, wherever they go.
 
Publish it with all solemnity.
 
The Comandante de Armas,
 /s/ D. Castillo Rodríguez