The story
“Jack and May were always great lovers of the out-of-doors—as well as of one another, so they decided to spend their honeymoon in the most wonderful place in North America, Yellowstone Park. They had a perfectly blissful time of it until they went out to see the bears. May was frightened nearly to death, and while Jack amused himself with feeding one of the cubs, she took to flight. She ran until she was exhausted. Then, sitting down on the edge of a canyon, she fell asleep in a cozy nook between two boulders, where her frantic husband passed her right by. When she woke she made inquiries of a stolid guide, who had seen nothing of the one she sought. But a little further along, the guide met Jack and told him of the little woman who was weeping at the top of the upper falls. He tore back—discovered his lost bride—and mutual vows were exchanged that never again should they be separated.”
Summary from Reel Life · 9 January 1915
