Life — September 17, 1903 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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*LIFE: 2723 Why did the cold wind that fanned their cheeks feel so good? Why did it seem to her as if all the life had gone out of her young life? What made the honse stiller than death that night? When confronted by the lawyers, why was he visibly affected ? Why was she the life of the whole gathering when her heart told her that all was lost ? Why did the dog look up at that moment and wag his tail, as if he too understood her? What choked his utterance? What made her look back on that day all the rest of her life? Why was there a long pause? Why were her hands so nerveless when she let the ONE SIDE OF TUE FENCE. telegram drop? What made her suspect that he had been drink- ing? Why did he clutch the photograph so wildly ? What made her feel intuitively ? Why did his voice have a ring of triumph as he spoke? Whose arm was she on when she went up the aisle? Aud why was her face, though pale, so radiantly beautiful? And why did the organ peal? Tom Masson, Near the Land of the Midnight Sun. TPOURIsT: What were those two shots in quick succession ? “Why, those were the sunrise and sunset guns.” Tun OTUER SIDE. After Reading a Popular Novel. OTE.—Any one supplying the correct answers to these questions will be given a trip to the North Pole. Why did the town nestle among the hills? Why did she feel a mantling blush steal over her cheeks? How did it happen that a strange senso of unrest swept over him? What was it that she swept out of the room? Why did sho never look more strangely beautifal than upon that evening? What made him fleck the ashes from his cigarette? How long did her heart stand still ? Who deserted the ballroom, and why? comicbooks.com