THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
VERSAILLES PALACE FROM THE ORANGERY
WHERE THE WORLD PEACE TREATY WILL BE SIGNED
View of the pnlncc of Versailles, tnken from thu orang ). Tills Is where the formal sessions of the peace con
Kress will he held and the treaty signed.
WHERE THE AMERICAN DELEGATES ARE RESIDING
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Iii this beautiful palace of Versailles. Just outside of Paris, tlie treaty that la expected to bring peace to all tka
world will he signed. ,
AMERICA'S DELEGATES TO THE PEACE CONGRESS
America's delegates to the peace congress, photograph d in I'ari t. Left to right: Col. E. 1L House, Secnitury ot
State Lansing, President Wilson, Henry White and Gen. Tusker n. Bliss.
The handsome Hotel Crillon on the Place de la Concorde, Paris, where the American delegates to the peace congress
are housed.
HALL OF MIRRORS, VERSAILLES i president woodrowwilson
Of the American delegation to the
peace congress, Henry White is the
most familiar with diplomacy, having
been long connected with the Ameri
can embassy In London and afterward
ambassador to Italy and France.
ARTHUR J. BALFOUR
Tin' mngnitlccnco of the public of Versailles, where the pence treaty will
be signed, tuny be Judged from this view of the Hall of Mirrors.
SECRETARY LANSING
President Woodrow Wilson Is hen
of the American delegation to n
peace conference.
PRINCE GEORGE LVOFF
This beautiful reception room of Louis Philippe Is in the Grand Trianon,
which Is a part of the palace of Versailles. It Is used as a reception room
by the di legates, to the peace conference.
GEORGES CLEMENCEAU
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DAVID I.1 nvn GFORGE
JULES CAMBON
! Prince (ieorge l.volf is chairman t
i: , , ii... nr.".l"l'iit in Dim Anierl- At the betid of (Jreat Hrltnlu peace the delegation that represents KukMii
rru . i ii iiMimii vmieH Secretary . delegates Is Pavld I.lojd George, the , In the conferences of the peace deli
u .'.!' i-i: Inn -lug. ultitlsh premier. gates.
litiirges t'lenienceau, premier of the
l-'rench republic. Is the president of
the peace congress, having been cho
sen for that place not only In compli
ment to l'rance but also in recognition
Arthur .1. Palfour, llrltlsh minister of his great ability. Long known as
of foreign affairs, Is one of the leading j the "Tiger," Mr. Olemoncoau has al
inembers of the peace delegation of I ways been a sturdy lighter for democ
his country ' I racy.
Jules Cainbnn is . hum. ten i mi ispe;
dally valuable m inlier of the French
peace delegation, as he has been
French ambassador to both Aniorlca
and (Jermany. Ills appointment was
especially pleasing to the American
delegation.
