In that broad, open land that the people have come to know and grown to like as a background for pictures that give glimpses of epic doings, is set this dramatic story of love and hatred. Out in the great West the man (Kerrigan) from Kentucky fell in love with the daughter (Miss Von Trump) of his family's enemy. The feud anger, bitter, relentless, and deadly, had gripped him, but love, deep, sincere and true, had gripped him also. In these the struggle is hot, but love wins. This seems a better, more human picture than the last six or seven Flying A's. The photographs are clear, but have little artistic atmosphere. It is well acted, of course. - The Moving Picture World, May 11, 1912
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