Republican farmer., 1919-04-25
Special Correspondence to The
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 Berlin, April 23-At the last mo- ment a change was made in the con- stituion of the main German Peace Delegation The Hamburg 1nancier, Herr Warburg, gave way to Herr Mel chior, the managing director of his firm, who took part in the recent ne gotta tions at Brussels. Herr Warburg will also go to Versailles, but as a second string" The main German Delegation now consists of:
 PRESIDENT. Count Brockdorn-Rantzau, Foreign
 Minister,
 Herr David, Minister of State. Herr Giesberts, Minister Of Posts. Herr Adolf Muller, Minister at BeTne,
 former Editor, Munich Post. Professor Shucking, International
 Lawyer.
 Herr MelchIor, Manager, Warburg
 and Co.
 With these six principal delegates are to be associated the following SS expert advisers:
 Professor Aereboe, Agricultural EX- pert; BresIaU.
 Herr E. ArnhoId, Industrial Mag nate; Berlin.
 Professor Baumgarten, Evangelical TheoIogiau; Berlin.
 Herr Eduard Bernstein, Socialist
 Herr Beukenberg, Phoenix Works iHorde); 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, General i Electric Co. GA. E. O.; Berlin. Herr Dodel Industrialist; Leipzig. | Herr Haardt, Industrialist; Lennep. 1 Herr Louis Hagen Industrial Mag nate and Financier; Cologne. Herr Hartmann, Hirsch-Duncker i unions; Berlin. Herr Heineken, Director, North German Lloyd; Bremen. Professor Hergesell. Director, Aero 1 logical Institute: Lindenberg. Herr HiIger, Mining Expert; Ber- l lin. Frau Juchatz. Maj. Socialist Dep | uty; Weimar. Herr Nemm, Industrialist; Mann helm. Bishop hOrunl, Beflln- Herr Legien, German Trade Unions; Berlin. Herr Lubsen. Director. Coal Syn | dicate; Essen. Herr von Miller, Member, Bavarian 1 Upper House, Munich. Herr Plate. German Chamber of Handicrafts; Hanover. Herr A. Pohlmann, Bank Director; Munich. Herr Rathenau, President A. E. G.; Berlin. Herr Rathjen, Berlin. Herr won Ridemann, Petroleum and Finance; Hamburg. Herr Louis Rochling. Berlin. Herr Schmitz, Metallurgy and Fi- l nance; Frankfurt.
 Herr von Stausz, Director. Deut- l sche Bank; Berlin. Herr StegerwaId, Christian Trade | Unions; Berlin. Herr H. Struck Artist and Expert i on Eastern Jews: Berlin. Herr Fr- Urbig, Diskontogessell- schaft; Berlin.
 Herr Vorwerk, Merchant: Ham ] burg. Herr Warburg, Banker; Ham burg. Professor Max Weber, HeideIberg. Herr WllnO6IL, MerClaut, f1aIil- l burg. 1 The delegation, which will further be attended by a chosen reunue of 1 journalists, will remain in constant | touch with Count Bernstorff's Peace i Base" in the Behrenstrasse in Berlin, where over 100 other experts are en- | gagged.
 Erzberger and BrOckdOrff. There are those that depIore that i diplomacy is represented only by the still untried talent of Count Brock l dorff and by the amateur graces of l Herr Adolf Muller. Others again, ac- 1 cording to their temperannent, de l pIore the omission of any visible rep resentative of Army or Navy or o3 i colonial interests. The Agrarians l above all are indignant at having no spokesman other than a Professor 1 of Agriculture. and they vent. their l spleen by declaring that the roll of 1 experts reads like a list of directors in ] the prospectus of a limited liability 1 company. Notwithstanding these omissions. | the German Delegation is top-heavy.