ate.
HERR VON TSCHIRSCHKY Ambassador at Vienna.

[Footnote 2: Herr von Below Saleske is referred to in despatches as
Herr von Below.]

FRANCE

PRESIDENT RAYMOND POINCARE

M. VIVIANI Premier of France.
M. BERTHELOT Of the French Ministry for Foreign
Affairs.
M. PAUL CAMBON Ambassador to England.
M. KLOBUKOWSKI Minister to Belgium.
M. DE MARGERIE Of the French Diplomatic Service.
M. JULES CAMBON Ambassador to Germany.

RUSSIA

HIS MAJESTY, EMPEROR NICHOLAS II.

M. SAZONOF Minister of Foreign Affairs.
COUNT BENCKENDORFF Ambassador at London.
M. BRONEWSKY Charge d'Affaires at Berlin.
M. DE ETTER Councilor of Embassy at London.
M. ISVOLSKY Ambassador to France.
PRINCE KUDACHEF Councilor of Embassy at Vienna.
M. SALVIATI Consul General at Fiume.
M. SCHEBEKO Ambassador to Austria.
M. SEVASTOPOULO Charge d'Affaires at Paris.
M. STRANDTMAN Charge d'Affaires at Belgrade.
M. SUCHOMLINOF Minister for War.
M. DE SWERBEEW Ambassador to Germany.

BELGIUM

HIS MAJESTY, KING ALBERT

M. DAVIGNON Minister of Foreign Affairs.
BARON VON DER ELST Secretary General to Ministry
of Foreign Affairs.
COUNT ERREMBAULT DE DUDZEELE Minister at Vienna.
BARON FALLON Minister at The Hague.
BARON GRENIER Minister at Madrid.
BARON GUILLAUME Minister at Paris.
COUNT DE LALAING Minister at London.

SERVIA

HIS MAJESTY, KING PETER

M. PACHITCH Premier and Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
M. BOSCHKOVITCH Minister at London.
DR. PATCHOU Minister of Finance.

AUSTRIA

HIS MAJESTY, EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH

COUNT BERCHTOLD Minister of Foreign Affairs.
COUNT CLARY UND ALDRINGEN Minister at Brussels.
BARON GIESL V