BACK FROM THE DEAD.
WIFE RECOGNISES HUSBAND.
LONDON, Sept, 29. Wearing mourning for her husband, Private Morris, who was officially reported killed, Mrs. Morrife, who was employed in a Brighton shop, saw a so'dier glancing at the. goods in the window, and recognised him as her husband. She ran out and embraced him.
Morris, who was a victim of shell-shock: in the last stages of the war, was diecharged from a Mons hospital suffering from loss of memory, his identity being completely lost. He' recovered with the recognition of his wife.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17296, 21 October 1919, Page 7
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