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clopaedia of International law. He
was one of the German delegates to
the first international peace confers
ence
The French Delegation.
NJ Leon Bourgeois, leading the
French delegation. g former pre-
mier of the reublic and. perhaps. the
most trusted leader of the French
Radicals Although the feeling of
France in view of the German ap-
pontments, is opposed TO any very
definite measures, her choice has
none the less fallen upon man who.
would favor peace rather than war.
His principal colleague is Baron
d't.stonrnelles de Constant. who paid
recent visit to the United states 60
attend the peace conference in New
York In connection with DEstourn-
eles, it should not be forgotten that
during the Fashoda crisis he kept
clear head and counseled moderation
and peace. IN addition TO NJ Bour-
geois and Baron D'EstouInelles Fr?n-
&c is represented by ex-Ambassador
Dccret and Louis Renault, one of the
permanent representatives of France
on The Hague Arbitration Tribunal
ltaly's Representatives.
italy Is represented by Count Ter
neilli-Brusati di Vergano. ambassador
to France, and Deputy Guido Pompili
Under-Secretary of foreigu affairs
and the Duke de Calyello. minister
to The Hague The naval and mill
tary experts Of Italy are Admiral Cal
andri and General de Robilant
The delegates from Austria-Hungary
are Privy Councillor Mercy Won Ka-
pasmere. Baron Won Macchio, and
Prot Heinrich Iammasch with Rear
Admiral HIaus and Major Gen Baron
Won GieslIngen as the technical dele
gates
The Spanish Government nas ap-
pointed Conde de Ia Martera. Gabriel
Maura. son of Premier Malra. and
Senor w r. de villa dc Urruia as
its representatives Al the conference
The delegation from Portugal is head
ed by Senior Beirao. former minister
Of foreign AFFAIRS.
The Danish representatives are Con-
stgntin Brun, minister 70 the United
states Rear Admiral Scheller and NJ
A. Nedel chief of the bureau of con
sular affairs IN the foreign office. The
Norwegian Government has desigaa-
tod as It's sole representative DR. r.
Iiagerup, Minister TO Denmark Dr.
iaRerup is statesman of the first
rank a diplomatist and scholar
japan Sends Distinguished Delegation
Japan. which Will have an import
ant part in the conference has sent
"A distinguished delegation that in
cludes X. r Sutsldd Of Uhe foreign
office; Aimano sato. minister at The
iIague. who was an adviser at the
Portsmouth peace conference; Rear
Admiral Shimamura and Henry w.
Dcaison American advisor of the
foreign office There are in addition
several naval and military attaches
Sweden. Switzerland, Bulgaria Rou-
mania and Turkey among European
countries are also represented
One of the noteworthy features of
the attendance is the representation
Of several Of the South American 10,
prhlics. none of which participated
IN the first iasFe 49, -. The
best Known OF tho .,vdrn American
delegates is the Argentine represen.
tative, Luis NJ DraEo. former minis.
ter of foreign affairs and the auiiior
of the Drago doctrine which will be
brought forward by the United States.
Brazil and Chile as wcll as Argentine,
have sent delegates TO Tie confer
ence,
Mexfco's representatives are Con
zals A. hstcva. minister % Italy;