Santiago de Chile, Oct. 5.
rebaring to switch her commerce, Chile had for some time been large part of which has been with European countries, especially with belligerents to American countries, declared Senor Hector Mujica, Acting Under-Secretary for Affairs, in a nationwide Senor Mujica said the factgthat Chile and the United St led to negotiate a trac t, was the "chief result" ti A pact had been considered for time, he added, but "the Europ: war has speeded matters up." "We expect the most advantageous results for oùr national' economy from the treaty jmder consideration, and we Kit to be followed by others with the rest of American countries."
Speaking in the name of his Government, the Chilean Under-Secretary emphasized that the results of the Pan-American Conference had shown that American solidarity was "not a mere formula, but has iis roots deep in the governments and peoples of this Continent"—Reuter,
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