"Yes, you have, my boy," answered Miss Hill. "You have red, white,
black, and yellow brothers, and this 'A.M.A.' is to help them to
read, to work on the farm and in the house, to learn trades, and to
know the best things. Your black brothers are the negroes who live in
all the South, the yellow are the Chinese in California, the red are
the Indians in the Territories, in the schools of Hampton, and the
whites are in the mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee. All these
little books that I will show you tell about these brothers and
sisters. Now read the card. Read it all.


THE A.M.A. "TRUE BLUE" CARD.

SPACED FOR COLLECTING FIVE CENTS.

For each five cents collected, prick a hole with a pin in one of the
squares below--each space representing that sum.

Letters from the "Children's Missionary" will be sent to each
collector upon returning the card with amount of collection--not less
than Five Dollars.

Six of these cards will entitle the collector to a Life Membership in
_The American Missionary Association_.

"GATHER UP THE FRAGMENTS, THAT NOTHING BE LOST."

[Following this is a large square containing one hundred small
squares, which are the ones to be pricked.]