The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-23
Especial Correspondence to Tho
 Times.)

Times.) Berlin, April 29-At the last mo- ment a change was made in the con- stitution of the main German Peace Delegation. The Hamburg financier, Herr Warburg, gave way to Herr Mel chior, the managing director of his firm, who took part In the recent ne gotiations at Brussels. Herr Warburg will also go to Versailles, but as 8 "second string" The main German Delegation now consists of:
 PRESIDENT, Count Brockdorn-Rantzau, Foreign
 Minister,
 AND Herr David, Minister of State. Herr Giesberts, Ministcc of Posts. Herr Adolf Muller, Minister at Berne
 former Editor, Munich Post. Professor Shucking. Internatona,
 Lawyer. Herr Melchior, Manager, Warburg
 and Go.
 With these six principal delegates are to be associated the following 3S expert advisers:
 Professor Aereboe, Agricultural Elk pert; Breslau.
 Herr E. Arnhold, Industrial Mag nate; Berlin.
 Professor Baumgarten, Evangelica, TheoIogian; Berlin.
 Herr Eduard Bernstein, Socialist Politician; Berlin.
 Herr Beukenberg, Phoenix Works (Horde); Westphalia.
 Professor Bonn, Munich.
 Herr Bosch, Baden Anilin Dye Works; Mannheim.
 Professor von Brentano, Munich. Herr Cuno, Director, Hamburg Amerika Line; Hamburg.
 Herr Deutsch. Director, Genera Electric Co. GA. E. G.); Berlin.
 Herr DodeI, Industrialist; Leipzig. Herr Haardt, Industrialist; Lennep Herr Louis Hagen Industrial Mag nate and Financier; Cologne.
 Herr Hartmann, Hirsch-Dunckel unions; Berlin. Herr Heineken, Director, North German Lloyd; Bremen.
 Professor HergeseII, Director, Aero logical Institute; Lindenberg.
 IIerN HiIger, Mining Expert; Der lin.
 Frau Juchatz, Maj. Socialist Dep uty; Weimar.
 Herr Kiemm, Industrialist; Mann helm.
 Bishop Korum, Berlin.
 Herr Legien, German Trad Unions; Berlin.
 Herr Lubsen, Director, Coal Syn dicate; Essen. Herr von Miller, Member, BavariaI Upper House, Munich. Herr Plate, German Chamber o Handicrafts; Hanover. Herr A. Pohlmann, Bank Director Munich.
 Herr Rathenau, President A. E. G. | Berlin.
 Herr Rathjen. Berlin. l Herr von Ridemann, Petroleum and Finance; Hamburg. | Herr Louis Rochling, Berlin. Herr Schnitz, Metallurgy and Ff | nance; Frankfurt. Herr von stausz, Director, Deut sche Bank; Berlin.
 Herr stegerwald, Christian Trade Unions; Berlin. Herr H. Struck, Artist and Exper ! on Eastern Jews; Berlin. 1 Herr Fr. Urbig, Diskohtogesse schaft; Berlin.
 Herr vorwerk, Merchant; Ham burg. Herr Warburg, Banker; Hamburg. : Professor Max Weber, Heide1berg. : Herr withoeft, Merchant; Ham ! burg.
 The delegation, which will furthe be attended by a chosen retinue c | journalists, will remain in constar l touch with Count Bernstorff's "Peac Base" in the Behrenstrasse in Berli1 | where over 100 other experts are CT gagged.
 EEzberger and BrockdOrff.
 There are those that depIore ths diplomacy is represented only by tn still untried talent of Count Brock | dorff and by the amateur graces ( Herr Adolf Muller. Others again, at cording to their temperament, d' pIore the omission of any visible rel resentative of Army or Navy or colonial interests. The AgrarlaT above all are indignant at havir no spokesman other than a Professc of Agriculture, and they vent the spleen by declaring that the roll { experts reads like q list of directors the prospectus of a limited Habili1 company
 Notwithstanding these omission the German Delegation is top-heav