JUNE 23RD.

Upon a telegraphic call from the U. S. Consul at Canton, $2,000 was

cabled to the local committee for use in relieving the distress caused

by flood in South China. Later a surplus balance of $34,000 in the hands

of the United States and British Consuls at Shanghai, pertaining to

the North China Famine Fund, which was partly derived from Red Cross

contributions made last year, was forwarded to South China for relief of

the sufferers from the June inundations.

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