# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1912_S45
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1912. 45

Fund for the Book Department  75.00
For catalogs  63.55
Travel money for student W. Rohe  46.00
Moving expenses for Dir. F. Berg  280.55
  13746.43
For poor students at Immanuel College  88.00
For poor students at Luther College  258.60
Interest  345.98
Travel expenses  555.95
Johann Scheve Foundation, invested  1000.00
Loan repaid  6283.87
Exchange fees  19.35
Reimbursement of expenses (according to the resolution of the Synodical Conference [*Synodalkonferenz*]):
To Pastor H. Meyer  87.50
To Pastor C. Drewes  62.50
To H. L. Döderlein  300.00
To Pastor A. Poppe (reimbursement)  35.00
Safe Deposit Box rent  15.00
Editorial expenses  224.85
To Prof. Lücke and Pastor Mennen for instruction in the mission school  217.00
For printed matter, books, postage, etc.  151.21
Other expenses  48.61
  $69150.55
Cash balance on July 16, 1912  3155.44
  $72305.99

Recapitulation.

Secured debt on July 16, 1910  $6283.87
Borrowed from the bank  2000.00
  $8283.87
Loan repaid  6283.87

Secured debt remaining  $2000.00
Cash balance on July 16, 1912  3155.44

Cash balance remaining on July 16, 1912  $1155.44

St. Louis, Mo., July 16, 1912.                H. L. Döderlein, Treasurer.

We, the undersigned committee, in accordance with the commission received, have carefully audited the books and accounts of the treasurer for the Negro Mission for the period from July 16, 1910, to July 16, 1912, compared them with the vouchers and found them correct, and hereby certify that the above treasurer's report agrees with them.

St. Louis, Mo., July 17, 1912.                J. H. Kalbfleisch.
                                              Oskar H. Beumer.

2. Resolutions Adopted.

The report submitted by the aforementioned committee was discussed thoroughly point by point and finally adopted in the following wording. Thereby the recommendations made by the committee were raised to resolutions.

The committee to which the report of the Commission for the Negro Mission [*Negermission*] had been referred for evaluation submits the following to the Honorable Synodical Conference:

1. With regard to the station Little Rock, Ark., that the Honorable Synodical Conference — in agreement with the recommendation