IN ACCORD WITH OTHER AMERICAN NATIONS
(Beceived May 4, 9 a.m.) LONDON, 3rd May. The Press Bureau states : The Chilian Legation declares that Chili had always followed- a- policy of peace and American solidarity. Chili does not seek supremacy in South America. Her attitude .to Germany's new blockade is in accord with the policy of other American nations. [A cable message received from Buenos Aires yesterday stated : The magazine Revista states that there ie the strongest evidence to show that Germany and Chili concluded a secret treaty in 1913, whereby Chili guaranteed Germany a foothold in South America, and Germany guaranteed aid to maintain Chili's supremacy in South America and in the seizure of Patagonia. The article concludes: "The treaty .explains Chili's unwillingness to follow America's lead, for fear that Germany would reveal the terms of the treaty."!)
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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 106, 4 May 1917, Page 7
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