We shall be greatly obliged to you if you kindly send us a list of those donors’ names and addresses, who have contributed over $5.00. Thanking you for your effort in collecting donations and for the practical sympathy extended by your President, we are, Yours obediently, S. HIRAYAMA, _The Red Cross Society of Japan_. The above letter enclosed the following financial statement: ACCOUNT OF FAMINE FUND RECEIVED AND DISTRIBUTED TO DATE Date Name of Sender American Japanese Jap. Money Name Received Money Money Distributed Provinces Feb. 22, A. N. Red Cross $10,000.00 $20,050.13 Feb. 27, “ “ “ Collected by _Christian Herald_ 10,000.00 20,050.13 Prefecture. $20,050.13 Miyagi. 12,030.08 Fukushima. 8,020.05 Iwate. Mar. 5, A. N. Red Cross 5,000.00 10,050.25 Mar. 15, “ “ “ 5,000.00 10,050.25 Mar. 15, “ “ “ Collected by _Christian Herald_ 10,000.00 21,100.50 20,100.49 Miyagi. 12,060.31 Fukushima. 8,040.20 Iwate. Mar. 16, A. N. Red Cross 5,000.00 10,075.57 5,037.78 Miyagi. 3,022.67 Fukushima. 2,015.12 Iwate. Mar. 22, A. N. Red Cross 5,000.00 10,050.25 Now being Mar. 22, “ “ “ 50,000.00 100,502.51 distributed. Collected by _Christian Herald_ ----------- ----------- ----------- Total $100,000.00 $200,929.59 $ 90,376.83 Balance 110,552.76 ----------- ----------- ----------- $100,000.00 $200,929.59 $200,929.59 _March 31, 1906._ The Red Cross Society of Japan. In concluding a report made to the State Department in April on the famine conditions Mr. Huntington Wilson, Charge d’Affaires, says: