As  they  stepped  upon  the  deck  of  the  Gaulois  they  wrere
greeted  by  General  Brugere,  general  of  division,  vice-president
of  the  supreme  council  of  war,  and  Vice- Admiral  Fournier,
inspector-general  of  the  navy.
The  other  members  of  the  Mission  were  then  presented —

General  Chalendar,  commander  of  the  Fourth  Infantry  Brigade.
Captain  de  Surgy,  commanding  the  armored  cruiser  Gaulois.
Lieut.  Col.  Meaux  Saint-Marc,  aid-de-camp  and  personal  representative
of  the  President  of  the  French  Republic,  M.  Loubet.
Lieutenant-Colonel  Hermite,  commander  of  the  Sixth  Foot  Artillery.
Major  Berthelot,  aid-de-camp  to  General  Brugere.
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After  an  :  greetin:

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said :

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UEUT.  COL.  MEAUX  SAINT-MARC  (PAUL  HENRI  FRANCIS)
country

Personal  representative  of  the  President  of  France

Born  1850,  at  lyivry,  Department  of  Seine  et  Oise,  in  the  north  of  France;  lieutenant-
colonel  of  infantry  (territorial);  officer  of  ordnance  to  the  President  of  the  Republic,
and  personal  representative  of  the  President  of  France  to  the  unveiling  of  the
ROCHAMBRAU  monument.  ;1Jd:

GENTLEMEN:  I  thank  :he  name

French  people  for  the  I  me  which

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occasion  of  internation  is  the  u

monument,  and  I  am  sur
recollection  of  our  stay  in  j  ;  dst.
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