Show WAR IWAR MAKES MEN EPILEPTIC I Wi WiAnd j And Others Invalided From the th Trenches Are Constantly Haunted Haunt Haunt- I ed by Fear I J Some Some Some- of ot the effects of ot warfare o On oni t man effects man effects which usually are not nail given wide publicity are r revealed In r ran r ran an appeal in the London Times b cil j Col S Sir r John Collie Come for the e es eo establishment eJ of an Institution where ti illi jangled nerves of war shaken war become normal Sir John want wai Ail to place these victims In a n home In the the country where quiet m may y be able oble tJ toj fJ I oyer overcome ome their hallucinations Men do not suffer suffer- in the same TOJas TOJ wy 1 J as the time lower animals he says F For Tor r ru Instance men many many men Invalided ed out of of d de the e ser service are haunted by an ap l l hension of n nhe have havet t will The he m men n fear that they t go back and face the enemy Tb Their TI-I Mi brains are clouded and they do DC Iro realize that they cannot again ba called cabled upon to serve So they live im i constant fear Another distressing result of treD trend trench war warfare are Is the comparatively largi lar hi C number of men returning from p front who suffer from epilepsy and and Much of ot the Is dU due to injury the doctors say SY anthe Ethe an E nd the is laid to the S sireS 1 1 the men are arc und under r at the front So ninny many of these epileptics have bare i since the tile war began that Pt fo for a farm colony for the r-r r among them are being made 1 |