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Show James W. Campbell JAMES W. CAMPBELL, who died on Sunday last, was a sterling- man. In his boyhood he joined a New York regiment regi-ment early In the great war. Thejegiment was often renewed by fresh additions of men but only a remnant of them all returned, the war's abrasions abra-sions were so terrible. He lived many years in this city a quiet life, seeking for"nothing, asking for nothing that he had not earned; always faithful, faith-ful, always true, always a staunch American, believing be-lieving only in the right. He went to his grave amid the unspeakable sorrow of his wife and children and the sorrow and full respect of a great multitude of friends. |
