The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-05-17

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90 u. way attached 70 the Britlzh
Medical Corps and was in the nnies'
n The most terrific fighting when i
lacked Ike the Allies hid lost Af'er
'i,5a cr;r;z had passed and after moa'hS
Of hard service he was rsturnea l"
.,a American forces. Ate: TWO
year, of service in which he undel,
want every danger ard s0ileIeo
. every hardship he returned 70 u
+-;srds and family, cogriza7t Of
: dutv well fulfilled. To TIE coasteTna
: ,;on az his friends and loved. ones
Tew dayr zfter his arrival home %
!, Developed meningitis. De was "
:, r,e5:pte,v rushed TO Vicksburg "aet
Inc was surrounded with the yer
lo7t naaical sIil. Doctors Game
Il a Tallulah, Street., Of Nleksbarl
"a ard his former partner, "HsOi
!, - Alexandria, and Landry, IN e
. -. :, the treatment Of the q
- easo fror. the United States ARE
- cave him constant attention, ASSIST
y IN consultation with Dr.. Ranc, W
had seen service with d.. Scott
=. France. The interest fef II L
~ eco.t was manifested By nunero
+e1ee--ans from men eminent IN
profession Offering their services
The great fight made TO save TINS
,,rg erted young man
His friends a. home awaited e
a erly every report Of his condlti
hut the combined effort CT his n'
-, cal friends and the application
~ every remedy known TO haI
~" science could not stay the hand
80 the Ornipotent and thus passed
20 another world ore CT The z
lOyzbIe and brilliant young nae1
res.ed IL tins STATE. The spiel
character Of the young man;
egrtai.y CT a brilliant tut
RS Undertaking Eacrifice OF
Interest for his country ere
conditions which aroused a mos
Iurv innate sympathy for the family,
: Cor many prayers were offered tina
,a.-r might be gaved for the useful c;
:, IN for which he had SO well eGui
.oen himself. That he should have
ty in vived the horrors VI ~ :,
death at his childhood home, Il
,..ar arms of his loved ones made II
"a prehensible the workings of Ok
:. 81, and intensified the hope that ne
iii be be spared.
This interest was observed thr
IT,. out his Illness and when th'
;r,o-- came his friends realized that
.o;ac+ must give him up additional
- for end regard was manifesto
con on the grave where was gathers
- LARGEST concoursc that has eve
>, +ho+ seen 1T the cemetery in this
IN IN, for the last services were at
.o~,;or by practically the entire citi7
-, will of this parish, augmented by
: ,,;,h from Vicksburg and from Eal
roll and Richlard parishes. A
IN rur profus:on of floral offerings
.ornot did in natures display of beat
- ,be bounty, contrasted with the so
:. ..nd- of the occasion.
h,Tvot In testimony of the esteem i
-. % ne was held at nome, every
MT l. house and manufacturing p
.h.t town closed doors and ceased
!. ,,o-,ors tons on the day of the funel
II tha+ Dr.. Scott is survived by HI
-. I'll, er, Mrs. w. II. Scott, a broth
.s"n-,v ter N. Scott, and sister,
I ssls.S win Scott. Words cannot
,.w their grief, but it may be
ton for them to know tn;
acquaintance Of Dr.. Scott w
CT his record as student, q
-. orc and as physician, and
-. .ha poignant grief at his death
N s,.Il, short life so we'll spent is
!. At,,r- tage of every enc VINO wa!
49,. hrt tunate as to knew and love
-,..h;,c Warren, with sorrow, we
.~a,nsv derry laid you to rest, but
! 81 live