The story of wrong and desertion, with a wife and child left to suffer the consequences of a man's ill-doing. Afterward the man's punishment comes, while the woman and child are made happy. The picture is a sermon upon the results of evil-doing and as such should be judged upon its merits as an illustration of the oft-repeated assertion that the transgressor will be duly punished. Perhaps it is unwise in considering a film of this kind to think how many transgressors, even of the type represented here, escape, or seem to escape, the result> of their wrongdoing. If the film is accepted as it is with no consideration of actual facts, it is a good story and is well enough acted to enforce the moral evidently intended. - The Moving Picture World, April 8, 1911
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