This two reel offering is well pictured and has a good story in it, though somewhat faulty in construction. If the blasting of the tree and death of the villain had been shown first it would have presented a very good mystery. As it is, the element of suspense is lacking, but the manner in which the bullet finally reaches the man for which it was intended is ingenious, Irving Cummings appears as the fickle lover who brings misery to so many hearts and death to himself. The photography is good, and the film as a whole interesting. - The Moving Picture World, April 5, 1913
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