Vice-Admiral Sir John A. Fisher, R.N.; Naval Ex-Chapter II pert. Vice-President of the First Committee and member of the Second Committee.

Major-General Sir John Ardagh, R.A., Director of Military Intelligence at the War Office; Military Expert. Vice-President of the First Committee of the Conference and member of the Second Committee.

Lieutenant-Colonel Charles á Court, R.A., Military Attaché at Brussels and at The Hague. Member of the Second Committee.

GREECE (Gréce)

Nicholas P. Delyannis, formerly Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs; Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Paris. Member of the Third Committee.

ITALY (Italie)

Count Constantino Nigra, formerly Ambassador to France and London; Ambassador to Vienna. Honorary President of the Third Committee and of the Comité d'Examen, and member of the Committee on the Final Act.

Count A. Zannini; Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to The Hague. Member of the Third Committee.

Commander Guido Pompilj; Member of the Italian Parliament. Vice-President of the Third Committee; member of the Second Committee.

Major-General Chevalier Louis Zuccari; Military

Chapter II Expert. Vice-President of the Second Committee and The members member of the First Committee.

of the Conference.

Captain Chevalier Auguste Bianco; Naval Expert. Naval Attaché at London. Member of the First and Second Committees.

JAPAN (Japon)

Baron Hayashi, formerly Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to St. Petersburg and at present to the Court of St. James.

M. J. Motono, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brussels. Member of Second and Third Committees.

Colonel Uyehara, Military Expert. Member of the First Committee.

Captain Sakamoto, Naval Expert. Member of the First Committee.

Nagas Arriga, Professor of International Law at the Army and Navy College at Tokio; Technical Delegate.

LUXEMBURG (Luxembourg)

M. Eyschen, Minister of State and President of the Grand Ducal Government. Member of the Second and Third Committees.

Count d'Villers, Chargé d'Affaires at Berlin. Member of the Second and Third Committees.

MEXICO (Mexique)

M. de Mier, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Paris.

M. Zenil, Minister resident at Brussels, and Chapter II member of the Second and Third Committees.

MONTENEGRO

(See Russia)

NETHERLANDS (Pays Bas)

Jonkheer A. P. C. van Karnebeek, formerly Minister of Foreign Affairs; member of the Second Chamber of the States General, Vice-President of the Peace Conference, and Honorary President of the First Committee, and member of the Third Committee.

General J. C. C. Den Beer Poortugael, formerly Minister of War; member of the Council of State. Member of the First Committee.

T. M. C. Asser, member of the Council of State ; President of the Institute of International Law and Honorary President of the Second Committee of the Conference; member of the Third Committee and of the Comité d'Examen, as well as of the Committee on the Final Act.

E. N. Rahusen, member of the First Chamber of the States General, and member of Second Committee. Commander A. P. Tadema, Chief of the General Staff of the Netherlands Marine; Naval Expert and member of the First Committee.

PERSIA (Perse)

General Mirza Riza Khan (Arfa ud Dovleh), Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at St.

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Petersburg. Member of the First, Second, and Third The members Committees.

of the

Conference.

Mirza Samad Khan Montazis-Saltaneh, Councillor of the Legation at St. Petersburg.

PORTUGAL (Portugal)

Count de Macedo, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Madrid. Vice-President of the Third Committee.

Agostinho d'Ornellas Vasconcellos, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at St. Petersburg. Member of the Third Committee.

Count de Selir, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to The Hague. Member of the Second Committee.

Captain Ayres d' Ornellas; Military Expert. Member of the First Committee.

Captain Auguste de Castilho, of the Portuguese Navy; Naval Expert.

ROUMANIA (Roumanie)

Alexander Beldiman, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at Berlin. Member of the First and Third Committees.

Jean N. Papiniu, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to The Hague. Member of the Second and Third Committees.

Colonel Constantine Coanda, Director of Artillery in the Ministry of War; Military Expert. Member of the First Committee.

RUSSIA (Russie)

Baron de Staal, Privy Councillor, Ambassador of Russia at the Court of St. James; President of the Peace Conference. Member of the Third Committee and of the Comité d'Examen.

Fedor de Martens, Privy Councillor; Permanent Member of the Council of the Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs. President of the Second Committee, member of the Third Committee and of the Comité d'Examen, as well as of the Committee on the Final Act.

Chamberlain de Basily, Councillor of State; Director of First Department of Imperial Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Member of the First Committee and of the

Comité d'Examen.

Arthur Raffalovich, Councillor of State; Agent of the Imperial Ministry of Finance at Paris. Technical Delegate, Assistant Secretary-General, and member of the Committee on the Final Act.

Colonel Gilinsky of the General Staff; Military Expert. Member of the First and Second Committees. Count Barantzew, Colonel of Mounted Artillery in the Guard; Military Expert. Member of the First and Second Committees.

Captain Scheine, Naval Agent of Russia at Paris; Naval Expert. Member of the First and Second Com

mittees.

Lieutenant Ovtchinnikow, Professor of Jurisprudence; Technical Delegate. Member of the First and Second Committees.

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