Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-27
CHIL.EANS RESENT J. s. NOTE ON THE BOLIVIAN MATTER Regard it as Intimation Chile
 is Stirring Up
 Strife TEXT OF ANTI.PERJJ SITUATION EXCHANGE United States Served Notice She Looked to Chile to See Matters
 Amicably Arranged
 There

Washington, March 26.-An off, cial summary of the American note to Chile regarding the recent anti Peruvian disturbances in Bolivia and of the reply of the Chilean govern ment was made public today by the state department
 The American note, which asked Chile to do everything in it's power to avoid the breaking out of hostili- ties on the west coast Of South ment in Chilean newspapers, the Mercurio declaring that it gave evil dence of suspicion that Chile had fostered the differences between Bolivia and Peru.
 The American chamber of com merce at Valparaiso also criticized the action of the American govern pent and in message to Joseph H. Shea, the American amba ssador, said the note as published in the Chilean newspapers was "grossly erroneous, uncalled for and absolutely contrary to the expressed purposes of the American government.
 The state department summarized the American note and the Chilean reply in the following statement:
 "On March IT, the American ambas- sador in Chile was instructed by the department of state to inform the Chilean minister for foreign affairs that the government of the United States had informed the Bolivian government that it viewed with the gravest concern the attack by mob on the Peruvian legation and con- sulate and on the houses and stores of Peruvians in La Paz. The Boli- vian government was also informed that in the opinion of the department of state any agitation tending to en- danger pe;s,e on the American con- tinent would be calamity which would place the gravest responsibili- ty upon those who countenanced it.
 X Asked Chile's Aid.
 "The ambassador was further in- structed to inform the Chilean min ister for foreien affairs that this de- nartment would deplore mobilization in Chile and that similar represen- tation had been made to the govern ments of Peru and Bolivia regarding mohilizat tion in those countries.
 "In conclusion the ambassador was directed to state that the government of the United States viewed the situ- ation with the grea test apprehension and couned upon the government of Chile to do everything in it's power to avoid the breakinc out of hostilities on the coast of South America and to preserve peace until means of solution for the question interes tine Chile Peru and Bolivia could be found other than force which could not he countenanced by the civilized world.
 "On March 22. the American am bassador in Chile cabled the depart ment that he had received a note from the Chilean foreign office ex- nressinr thanks for the information the ambassador had given concern. in~ American representations made to the Bolivian government. and deplor- ino the disturbances in La Paz. The not dnc1ared in part that Chile's con dnct in the past, and it's sincere de- sire for neace will counsel it to look with rlisrivinrs on any attempt to disturb international order. After statine that the Chilean government when duly informe dof the events oc- cnrring ir La Paz. could not attrib- nte to them greater consenuences than to simple agitation of ropular clements. the note concluded with the statement the government and reonle cf Chile are absolutely tran nnil and have not thought for a mo- r,ent nf the extreme measure of mo- biliZation"