Tom Blake, from the time he was a small boy, always got into trouble because he told the truth. As a youngster, instead of lying out of some small offense, he manfully told the truth, and was invariably punished for it. His instinctive desire for the truth was strong, but not strong enough to stand the repeated outrages visited on his young person for upholding it. It was, literally, beaten out of him, so that when he reached man's estate, and was confronted by a situation that demanded a withstanding moral fabric, he was not equal to it, and lied. The lie cost him dearly, for with it he lost a beautiful love and a good name and sought quickly the end of the weak and the outcast. "Who's Guilty?"