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sador da Uama. of Urazll Minister
Calderon, of Bolivia; Minister de Perm,
of Uruguay; Minister Mendez. of
Guatemala; Minister Pezct. of Peru,
Minister Betnncourt, of Columbia
Minister Velazquez, of Paraguay .Vln
ibter Morales, of Panama Minister
Chamorro, of Nicaragua Minister '""or
dova, of Ecuador; Minister Menos, of
Haiti Minister de Despedes. of Cuba
Minister Domlnicl. of Venezuela. Min
ister Zaldivar. of Salvador; Mln!j, r
Quesada, of Costa Hica Minister Ar
mando Perez Perdomo, of the Domi
nican Republic, Charge d'Aff aires Diaz,
of Honduras, nud Charge d'Affalres
Qulntana, of Argentina.
The delegates to the congress are di
vided into two classes the official rep-
jesentatlvos of the twenty-three coun
tries of North. South, and Central
America, appointed by the government,
nnd the official iciesentatlves of the
unlcrsitles, learned societies, and as
sociations of .scientific and educational
character, chosen by the members of
these organizations. There are eighty
of the flrst-niimed class. These are the
delegates who will cast tho vote of their
country in the congress, each country
being entitled to one vote. There are
more than 800 of the latter class. These
include tho distinguished scientists, edu
cators, statesmen, englneurs. and others
chosen as the ippresentatlvco of the
various organizations. These are the
men whose reports and discussions will
provide the basis for the recommenda
tions to be made to tho congiess. and,
therefore, to the Governments of tnc va
rious countries represented.
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The Washington times. (1915). Washington [D.C.], 1915-12-25. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1915-12-25/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1915-12-25.
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