Milleson v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SANBORN, Circuit Judge.
The appellant, plaintiff in the court below, brought this action upon a policy of war risk insurance, which lapsed August 28, 1919; alleging that while he was in the service he received gunshot wounds which caused pains in his head, chest, heart, and back, and that “as a result of said gunshot wounds, exposure to all sorts and conditions of weather and to the general conditions of excitement incident to shell and machine gun fire, his nervous system was undermined to the end that he was, has been, and is, extremely nervous as a result thereof, and that, as a result of…
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