. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. e proceeded to Pales-tine but was sent home in June 1918 and aftertraining obtained a commission in the was demobilized in the following January,but immediately afterwards fell ill with malariaand pneumonia and died after a few days illnesson 3 February 1919. CLARK, WILLIAM RONALDSON : Lieu-tenant-Colonel, (T.), (I. ) ; son of Sim Clark, FreeChurch Minister, Fove-ran ; born Edinburgh,18 September i860 ;educated GrammarSchool, Old Aberdeen;graduated , 1881 ;, 1884 ; ,1897. He entered theIndian Medic
. Roll of service in the Great War, 1914-1919. e proceeded to Pales-tine but was sent home in June 1918 and aftertraining obtained a commission in the was demobilized in the following January,but immediately afterwards fell ill with malariaand pneumonia and died after a few days illnesson 3 February 1919. CLARK, WILLIAM RONALDSON : Lieu-tenant-Colonel, (T.), (I. ) ; son of Sim Clark, FreeChurch Minister, Fove-ran ; born Edinburgh,18 September i860 ;educated GrammarSchool, Old Aberdeen;graduated , 1881 ;, 1884 ; ,1897. He entered theIndian Medical Ser-vice in 1887, andserved in the ChitralExpedition, 1895. Heheld the post of Civil Surgeon in various bigStations in the Punjab, including Simla. Colonel Clark retired from India in 1915 onaccount of ill-health, but as soon as possiblejoined the and worked at theHome Office in London as Medical refereefor German civil prisoners. In spring 1918he was sent to the Isle of Man in connectionwith the Supervision of German Prison Camps. and was on duty there till his death in Feb-ruary 1919, working up to the last with charac-teristic energy and enthusiasm, in spite ofvery indifferent health. STUART, ALEXANDER FORBES: Pri-vate, ; son of Rev. F. W. Stuart, Church Minister,Gartly, Aberdeenshire;born there, 15 March1898 ; educated Cen-tral Public School,Gartly, and GordonSchools, Huntly ; . stu-d e n t in Medicine,1915-16. He was thefourth member of thisfamily to enter Aber-deen University. As a schoolboy,Stuart was an enthusi-astic Boy Scout and had done service in theCruden Bay neighbourhood before coming up tothe University, where he joined the On14 October 1916 he enlisted in the after training was drafted overseas, servingfirst at Salonika and then at Malta. While atSalonika the illness which later proved fatal,manifested itself and after some time he wasinvalided home and discharged on 8 March1919. He died at Noranside Sanatorium,Forfar
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