Abraham Lincoln's cabinet . eriodbetween this and his death is that inwhich he was making life difficult forLincoln, fighting Andrew Johnson, do-ing a great injustice to Dr. W. A. Ham-mond, and prosecuting Mrs. Surratt. Surgeon General Barnes tells oftwo attacks, of asthma in which he fellto the floor. At his death he was foundto have had chronic bronchitis withasthma, heart disease with dropsy andcirrhosis of the liver. However, mostof his weakness, as well as his strength,was due to qualities in no way relatedto his illness. Col. Duncan quotes aword picture of Ellett which might bea descript
Abraham Lincoln's cabinet . eriodbetween this and his death is that inwhich he was making life difficult forLincoln, fighting Andrew Johnson, do-ing a great injustice to Dr. W. A. Ham-mond, and prosecuting Mrs. Surratt. Surgeon General Barnes tells oftwo attacks, of asthma in which he fellto the floor. At his death he was foundto have had chronic bronchitis withasthma, heart disease with dropsy andcirrhosis of the liver. However, mostof his weakness, as well as his strength,was due to qualities in no way relatedto his illness. Col. Duncan quotes aword picture of Ellett which might bea description of the secretary wrote: He is a cleancut, forcible,controversial writer. His fancy andwill are predominant points and one©having taken a notion he will not allowit to be questioned. / UH1LAOO TRTBtlA» SUNDAY, JULY 7, VJ&, /. h. **u, G WAR DEPARTMENT Recruiting Publicity Bureau, U. S. ArmyGovernors Island, N. Y. \VfjfcnaltVW prfvateNjse to avoid °^> A, Apaynfeijt olJpqstage, $ ? *N - j V. VOL. XIV—NO. 15 AUGUST 1, 1932 o o CQ o* IQAS |v- i * ! .>*>.; Hi \«v ! Til Cr, h-4 J J H • < W *~-j» *-» 0-4 *-* ^ K < *J £s O O H • *~ cn n H- o iJ Cxh H lu^l 4t 4k\ 1* 11»• 1^:1 illlW
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