La vie de John Albert Johnson : trois fois gouverneur du Minnesota . ny côtés et différents aspects, et sont plus intelligibles; mais nos griefs sont tous incarnés. Ils ont leurs mystères et secrecies et ne sont pas toujours à regarder dans. Ils sont l'échange de remords, de choses faites et annulées, et la sosymapathie est impossible si nous le voulons. C'est l'une des nombreuses choses que nous devons rencontrer seul et maîtriser, ou être maîtrisé, comme nous pouvons. Nous aimons les gens parce que nous voyons en eux quelqu'un d'autre ne fait pas; pas pour leur intellect ou l'apprentissage, parce que tout le monde peut voir ce genre d'attraction, mais nous avons fait une découverte et l

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Life of John Albert Johnson : three times governor of Minnesota . ny sides and different aspects, andare more intelligible; but our griefs are all ourown. They have their mysteries and secrecies andare not always to be looked into. They are madeup of remorse, of things done and undone, and sosympathy is impossible if we want it. It is one ofthe many things we must meet alone and master, or be mastered, as we can. We love people because we see in them somethingno one else does; not for their intellect or learning, because everyone can see that kind of attraction, but we have made a discovery and like all dis-coveries we want ownership. It is a pretty good as well as profitable plan forthe young men of this generation to keep in touchwith those whose hairs are silvering with age, fortwo score years ago or more they were the youngmen who hustled in a new country, suffered priva-tions, and the inheritance they have left us we aretoo apt to forget. Keep in touch with them andlearn a little of the wisdom that comes from a lifefull of experience. 403 TRIBUTES. MEMORIAL. CARTOONS406 PRESIDENT TAFT Upon hearing of Governor Johnsons death thePresident telegraphed this message to Mrs. Johnson: My heart goes out to you in s)mipathy in yourpresent deep sorrow. Governor Johnson was a na-tional figure of great ability, and great capacity forusefulness to his country as he had already demon-strated, and his loss will be felt far beyond thestate that loved him so well. I sincerely hope that the fond remembrance inwhich he is and always will be held in Minnesotaand elsewhere and the record of his high and valuedpublic service may come as a boon to you in yoursorrow and may in time lighten the burden you arenow called upon to bear. LiMON, Colo., Sept. 21, 1909. The President also made the following statementto the press: The death of Governor Johnson is a great shockand fills me with personal sorrow and with a deepsympathy for the people of Minnesota whose favor- 407 JOHN ALBERT JOHNSON

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