# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1902_S142 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 142 Proceedings of the 25th General, or e. For the Emigrant Mission: 1. In New York: Pastor J. P. Beyer; Pastor J. C. Borth; Messrs. J. Morch and N. A. Stemmermann — elected for six years, that is, until 1908; Pastor Chr. Merkel; Messrs. E. Hauselt and J. A. Ziebell — term still has three years to run. — (Pastor S. Keyl, missionary, 8 State St., New York.) Note. The Synod was compelled to this mode of election by the laws of the State of New York. 2. In Baltimore: Pastor L. Stiemke; Pastor Chr. Kühn; Pastor F. Verwiebe; Messrs. Dr. Carl Miller (also serving as auditor), W. Klingelhöfer, and H. Schäfer. — (Mr. H. Stürken, missionary, 1972 McElderry St., Baltimore, Md.) f. For the Deaf-Mute Mission: Pastor E. Reinke; Pastor L. Lochner; Pastor Carl Schmidt; Messrs. H. C. Zuttermeister and S. M. Sievers. g. For the Estonian and Latvian Mission: Pastor A. Biewend; Pastor H. Birkner; Mr. R. Hafenreffer Sr. h. For the Indian Mission: Pastor H. Erck; Pastor E. Hanow; Mr. P. H. Dicke. 4. Relief Commission: Pastor C. Groß; Prof. F. Zucker; Mr. H. C. Paul. 5. Commission on Legacy Administration: Pastor W. v. Schenk; Messrs. H. Schenkel and J. H. Tiemeyer. 6. Electoral College: a. The pastors: L. Hölter; Fr. Sievers; H. Sprengeler; J. P. Beyer; C. Groß; Fr. Brust. (See p. 133.) b. The oversight board of the institution in question (collective vote). 7. Board of Directors: (Term six years. See p. 123.) Pastor J. J. Bernthal; Teacher G. C. Franke; Messrs. C. Schröter and H. Ellermann — elected for six years, that is, until 1908; Messrs. H. Wichmann Jr., J. Schüßler, and J. Tolzmann — term until 1905. (The new election to be held in 1905 will likewise extend over a period of six years, that is, until 1911, so that from 1905 on the term of all directors will comprise six years.) — (Mr. J. F. Schuricht, Treasurer, is a member of the Board ex officio, that is, by virtue of his office.) 8. Auditing Commission for the Printing House, Agency, and Treasury: Messrs. W. Schlake (Chicago), F. Landenberger (Fort Wayne), and L. H. Gilster (Chester, Ill.).