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Bonnie Jim Campbell rode up the glen, / But it wasn't to meet the butterine men; / It wasn't Phil Armour he wanted to see, / Nor Haines nor Crafts -- though their friend was he.
Jim Campbell was guileless as man could be -- / No fraud in his heart had he; / 'Twas all on account of his character's sake / That he sought that distant Wisconsin lake.