# Synodical Conference Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1912_S63
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of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1912. 63

4. District Synod of Nebraska.

Report of 1912: Revs. J. Holthusen and W. Köpchen.
Report of 1913: Revs. W. Lüssenhop and H. P. Eckhardt.

5. Wisconsin Synod.

Report of 1912: Revs. J. A. Detzer and C. C. Morhart.
Report of 1913: Revs. C. F. Drewes and F. W. Herzberger.

6. Joint Synod of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan.
Report of 1913: Rev. G. J. Wegener and Prof. J. T. Müller.

7. Slovak Synod.
Reports of *1906, *1907, *1908, *1909, *1910 and *1911:
Revs. J. Brenner, O. Theobald.

IX. Miscellaneous.

1. The sessions lasted in the forenoon from 9 to 11:30 o'clock, in the afternoon from 2 to 4:30 o'clock.

2. In the case of Rev. G. J. Wegener, whose right to vote had been challenged on the ground that his district had not elected a lay delegate, President Gausewitz gave the decision that Rev. G. J. Wegener was entitled to seat and vote.

3. To make possible an intelligent discussion of our relation to the Honorable Ev. Luth. Norwegian Synod, the convention had the so-called "Opgjör" [Norwegian: "settlement"], together with the declarations submitted at Willmar, Minn., under point 1, printed in German and English in 1000 copies each.

4. It was resolved that from the proceedings concerning the Norwegian union matter only the so-called "Opgjör" in German and English translation, the resolutions of the Conference, and the letter to the Norwegian Synod together with its English translation shall be included in the printed report.

5. Rev. Jan Pelikan, President [*Präses*] of the Slovak Synod, reported on the difficulties which the Slovak national association causes his synod, as well as on its successes in the struggle with this association, and asked for the intercession of the brethren in the Synodical Conference [*Synodalkonferenz*]. He held out the prospect that at the next convention of the Synodical Conference he might give a lecture on ecclesiastical conditions in Hungary.

6. The convention was informed that an official of the Synodical Conference serving the Negro Mission [*Negermission*] had been robbed of his entire monthly salary shortly before his journey to the conference. The convention took up a collection, which was handed over to the brother concerned.