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This story of drunkenness, murder, unjust accusation and various other somewhat exciting events shows a girl as the one who suffers principally and her lot is indeed hard. After being subjected to all the distress depicted in the earlier portions of the film fate follows her to the last and her lover dies in her arms after the villain, because he helped to convict a murderer, throws him into the river, bound to a log. The impression this film makes is not pleasant. There is a feeling of horror after seeing it, which lingers long. It is all gloom and disappointment and sorrow. The operator or the printer or both ought to be more careful of the mechanical work. The tones are not well maintained. And this poor mechanical workmanship is made all the more important by the fact that the acting of the Imp pictures is above the ordinary and most of them tell good stories. - The Moving Picture World, April 22, 1911