The young man and wife had taken a homestead far out on a lonely part of the range and the wife felt the monotony of it greatly. The young husband, on his way to look up cattle, found a hurt stranger and left him at the cabin with his wife. When this stranger was rested and recovered, he departed, but carried the wife with him as far as the post office. A friend of the husband, seeing the two riding away together, told, and the husband, not finding the wife at home, becomes an outlaw. Not till after he is arrested does he get the wife's letter telling him that she had gone home only till after the round-up. It is a well-acted and fairly interesting Western; but it doesn't deserve special notice. - The Moving Picture World, October 28, 1911
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