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der Ev.⸗Luth. Synodalkonferenz von Nordamerika. 1928. 75

NORWEGIAN SYNOD: Rev. G. A. Gullixson.
SLOVAK SYNOD: Rev. Stephan Tuhy.

WISCONSIN SYNOD DISTRICTS: —
Dakota-Montana: Rev. Martin Keturakat.
Michigan: Prof. W. Schaller.
Minnesota: Rev. A. Julius Dysterhoeft.
Nebraska: Rev. A. B. Korn.
North Wisconsin: Rev. Emil Redlin.
Pacific-Northwest: Rev. R. Fenske.
Southeast Wisconsin: Rev. H. H. Ebert.
West Wisconsin: Prof. H. Schmeling.

Verſchiedenes.

Zu Berichterſtattern wurden ernannt: Für „Lutheraner“ und
„Gemeindeblatt“: P. Geo. Schröder; für Witness, Northwestern Lu-
theran, Sentinel und Svedoc: P. Geo. Lücke; für die „Miſſionstaube“:
P. Hermann Meier; für den Pioneer: P. O. Kaiſer.

Eine Empfehlung des Nominationskomitees, den Sitz der Miſ⸗
ſionsbehörde nach Chicago zu verlegen, wurde abgelehnt.

Committee on Resolutions.

(Revs. Geo. A. W. Vogel, A. Vogel; Mr. E. P. Hass.)

On recommendation of the Committee on Resolutions the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted: —

1. That a report covering the transactions of this convention be
published.

2. That this report include the doctrinal essay in full.

3. That all transactions pertaining to the Colored Missions as
well as all matters in legal phrase appear in the English language.

4. That the language in which the future doctrinal essays shall
be delivered be left to the discretion of the essayist.

5. That a vote of thanks be given, a) to Prof. W. Arndt for his
instructive essay; b) to the congregations of Omaha, particularly to
the pastors, teachers, and ladies who acted as hosts to the convention;
c) to the Omaha Chamber of Commerce and the public press.

6. That the pastors of the congregations of Omaha convey this
vote of thanks on behalf of the Synodical Conference to all concerned.

Other Resolutions: —

1. That the secretary acknowledge the invitation of the Chicago
Association of Commerce.

2. That the President determine the time and place and essayist
of the next biennial convention.

3. That the President procure a new official seal for the Synodical
Conference.

of the Ev. Luth. Synodical Conference of North America. 1928. 75
[Printed in English: the district list and the Committee on Resolutions; the middle section is translated.]

NORWEGIAN SYNOD: Rev. G. A. Gullixson.
SLOVAK SYNOD: Rev. Stephan Tuhy.

WISCONSIN SYNOD DISTRICTS: —
Dakota-Montana: Rev. Martin Keturakat.
Michigan: Prof. W. Schaller.
Minnesota: Rev. A. Julius Dysterhoeft.
Nebraska: Rev. A. B. Korn.
North Wisconsin: Rev. Emil Redlin.
Pacific-Northwest: Rev. R. Fenske.
Southeast Wisconsin: Rev. H. H. Ebert.
West Wisconsin: Prof. H. Schmeling.

Miscellaneous.

The following were appointed as reporters: for the "Lutheraner" and "Gemeindeblatt": Pastor Geo. Schröder; for Witness, Northwestern Lutheran, Sentinel and Svedoc: Pastor Geo. Lücke; for the "Missionstaube" [Mission Dove]: Pastor Hermann Meier; for the Pioneer: Pastor O. Kaiser.

A recommendation of the nominating committee to move the seat of the Mission Board to Chicago was rejected.

Committee on Resolutions.

(Revs. Geo. A. W. Vogel, A. Vogel; Mr. E. P. Hass.)

On recommendation of the Committee on Resolutions the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted: —

1. That a report covering the transactions of this convention be
published.

2. That this report include the doctrinal essay in full.

3. That all transactions pertaining to the Colored Missions as
well as all matters in legal phrase appear in the English language.

4. That the language in which the future doctrinal essays shall
be delivered be left to the discretion of the essayist.

5. That a vote of thanks be given, a) to Prof. W. Arndt for his
instructive essay; b) to the congregations of Omaha, particularly to
the pastors, teachers, and ladies who acted as hosts to the convention;
c) to the Omaha Chamber of Commerce and the public press.

6. That the pastors of the congregations of Omaha convey this
vote of thanks on behalf of the Synodical Conference to all concerned.

Other Resolutions: —

1. That the secretary acknowledge the invitation of the Chicago
Association of Commerce.

2. That the President determine the time and place and essayist
of the next biennial convention.

3. That the President procure a new official seal for the Synodical
Conference.