The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Especial Corrcspondcnce.)

Wcirnar.
Herr Kiemm Industrialist, Mannheim.
Bishop Korum-
| Herr Legien. German Trade Onions,
Berlin.
Herr Lubsen, Director, Coaol Synd-
cato. Essen.
Her Won Miller, Member. Bavarian Up
per House. Munich.
! Herr Plate German Chamber or
|! IIandicrafts. Hanover.
Herr A Pohfmann, Bank Director, Nun
! tch-
Herr Rathenau. President, A L. G..
Berlin
Herr Rathten. Berlin
Herr Won Ricdmann, Petroleum and
Finance, Hamburg.
Herr Louis Rochling. Berlin.
Herr Sehnntz. Metallurgy and FL
nance. Frankfurt
Herr Won Stansz, Director. Deutsche
Bank, Berlin
Herr stegerwa1d, Christian Trade
Unions, Berlin
Herr b Struck. Artist and Expert on
Eastern Jews, Berlin
Herr Fl UrhiE. DdakontoGcsseli-
! schaft, Berlin
Herr voewerk, Merchant Hamburg.
Herr Warburg, Banker. Hamburg.
Professor Max Weber, Heidelberg
Hrr Withoaft. Merchant, Hamburg.
The delegation. which win be further
attended by a retirue journalists, will
remain IN constant touch with Count
Bernstorffs Peace Base m the Beh-
renstrasse tn Berlin, where over LOO
Other experts arc engaged Q
EzberSer and Bfoekdortf.
There are those who deplore that dip
lonaoy Is represented BY only the still
Ertried talent OF Count Brockdorff and
by The amateur graces Of Herr Adolf
| Muller. Others again, according to their
! temperament deplore the omission OF
auy y4aSbe representative Of army ore
navy or Of colonial interests. The
nxrarians above All. are Indignant at
! having no spokesman other than pro-
! fessor OF agriculture and they vent
their spleen by declaring That the roll of
experts reads hne co list Of directors n,
tho prospectus Of a limited Liability
company.
| Notwithstanding These omissions, the
German Delegation Is top heavy. The
| Big Six are very small fry indeed
compared with almost any half dozen
among tho attendant experts The
reason for this disparity Is anihble
| SDOURn. 6HCTE "hOSC
try for armistice affairs is rapidly be-
cuu1inx a sinecure found himself ex'
Guided from the peace delegation, chief
" because be refused to subordinate
himself to his colleague for foreign at
fairs and because at TreHns he had
| made economic concessions without TAX
ing expert advice
But # HcT ERzberger Is prevented
from going TO Versailles, he has taken
! care that Count Brockdorff shall not
DO exposed TO the saTne reproach as he
! himself, and he has encomPaSsed the
foreign minister with an Overwhelming
array OF financial, commercial and IN
dust4al talent.
The Expert Advisers.
PerSouai pendettne between second OF
! third rate ministers are not usually OF
| general iuterst But IN fruits Of the
present feud are worth contemplate
Herr Er5beEger has succeeded in xhib-
ting Count Bnockdorfr N very mixed
! company. The Foreign Minister'S five
| follow delegates are an average lot. but
| the exvrts associatd with him Include
| many of the most notorious Pan-German
| arn1an,eot ktngs and prof1teers. The
kruppe Thyssens, and Hcnckels are alb
sent bot as - class, they are amply rep
| resntel by men like Arnold, BeuScnberg.
| Bosch. Hagen LubSen, Rathenau- SauSz
and WarburG
Herr Edward Aruho2d. an intimate Of
I the cx-faiser. sits on tho board Of a
dozen Of the largest financial and indus
| trial undertakings In Germany, lnclud-
| ing pioneer poison gas factory and tn"
most important machine gun works in
the country. Doktor Bosch, OF the Ba-
dlsche Anilin and Soda Werke Mann
M ianF ty.lS
specialist throughout the war.
Herr Reukcnberg, Of the Phoenix
Works. has always been prominent. even
among Westphalian rcactionarics.
Hcrr Deutsch Is chairman Of the kort-
| Inv Acroplane Works at Hanover Il di-
! rector Of the Berlin General Electric Co.
CA. Z. c. and OF the Lindcnburg gun
steel works, and nc has hnd previous cN-
perience as d peace expert at the Buch-
Arrest conference.
The Cologne banker Herr Louis 1ln-
| gen, is or has been chairman or director
Of 1T least & score o. important rnI""-
! prises In Germany. Brussels. Milan.
Bucharest, London and Vancouver. HIS
| interests range from ornaments and
| arconnautics to mines and subnarin"
cables. His brother Karl figures in
| about fifteen concern-. including the
| Bank, tho National Bank for Germany
and a nu nlocr of Spcc.a;izcd war indus
| tries
Herr Hardt. OF Icnnop. is on TN"
| board Of tho great Barmcn hank Syndi-
| Gates that also helped To inanC" tn"
| heavy industrialS during tn" war.
| Herr Won StausZ, Of til" prut schc
| Bank, is the :rr"ai p"tr":rum flnanc!"r.
| with largo interests before tn" var III
London and other alli"d ""ni"r&. II"
acted as petroleum ,d"l'g aI" for Ger.
| many NJ Bucharest.
| Herr H"in"!l"u. "f III" North German
! Lloyd. is also actively interested in Eu-
| manian oil Il"rr Wnrhurr holds in
| rcrrStS in El"hf!' and T""s. III" great
| Ship-hlIil,.im;: firm and IN Tia" Sue: ca
| nal.
Herr Walter Raihcnau. president Of