“All of the Chilean exports prod
ucts had a considerable rise in the
world’s markets, and especially ni
trate and copper reached, during the
last few months, prices almost un
known before.' Consequently, money
has been flowing into the Chilean
markets at a rate that the present sit
uation, after the earthquake, is sueh
that the demolished houses san be
easily rebuilt with the ordinary re
sources of the country. Furthermore
the catastrophe of last August re
vealed the soul of the country. Oa
that occasion it was clearly to be seen
that the Chileans form a well organ
ized nation, not cowering on account
of a disaster, not disheartened by a
catastrophe or discouraged by ob
stacles, nor surrendering to fate, but
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MISS LUTIE GRESHAM,
Os Point, Texas,
Daugher of Hon. Newt. Gresham, founder of the Farmers’ Union. She
was adopted the daughter of the National Farmers’ Union at its session
held recently at Little Rock, Ark. Miss Gresham was the honored guest of
the Georgia Division of the Farmer’s Union at the Georgia State Fair, at
Atlanta, Farmers’ Union Day, October 16th. She is editofr of the "Home
Talks” Department of the Union News, of Barnesville, Ga.
taking up work with renewed fervor.”
Interesting facts are presented in
the book regarding the stability and
fidelity of the governing element of
the country’s population. All the
Chilean national administrations, Sen
or Artuza asserts, have been marked
’by the scrupulous honesty of public
servants.
