The story of Abraham Lincoln : or the journey from the log cabin to the White House . iscovered in the corner, seems to me, might bear investigation. ?There are 403 pages in this volume. The forty-eight full-page, half-tone illua-trations should be added to the last tolio number (355) indicated, giving a total of403 pages. - -i. <Hy courtesy of H. W. Fay, DeKalb, 111.) ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND HIS SON -TAD. THE STORY OF <i^ ftBRftHftA LINCOLN OR THE JOURNEY FROM THE LOGCABIN TO THE WHITE HOUSE „ . Vou can fool some of the people all the time, and all the people some of thetime, but you canH f
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The story of Abraham Lincoln : or the journey from the log cabin to the White House . iscovered in the corner, seems to me, might bear investigation. ?There are 403 pages in this volume. The forty-eight full-page, half-tone illua-trations should be added to the last tolio number (355) indicated, giving a total of403 pages. - -i. <Hy courtesy of H. W. Fay, DeKalb, 111.) ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND HIS SON -TAD. THE STORY OF <i^ ftBRftHftA LINCOLN OR THE JOURNEY FROM THE LOGCABIN TO THE WHITE HOUSE „ . Vou can fool some of the people all the time, and all the people some of thetime, but you canH fool all the people all the time.^ —A. Lincoln BY ELEANOR GRIDLEY SECRETARV OF THE LINC0Lr4 LOQ CABIN ASSOCIATION THE L. W. WALTER COMPANY CHICAGO, ILL. Dedicated TO Every American Citizen—man, woman and chilcl-who reveresthe life of that noble-hearted andmatchless man, Abraham Lincoln- STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC During the summer of 1891 The Abraham Lincoln Log Cabin Asso-ciation of which I was president, elected Mrs. Eleanor Gridley assecretary and literary editor of the organization. She was sent intoColes County, Ills, , where the Lincoln family lived, for the purpose ofcollecting Lincoln relics and of obtaining such authentic and historicalfacts as might be gathered from relatives, neighbors and associates ofthe