The novelty in this unusual situation gives a fresh interest to the story which is quite possible. It is the love story of a woman who had been acquitted but whom the world still accused and tells us how she finds vindication many years later in a note left by her husband who had committed suicide and had not been murdered. The acting is not strong. Comments in the theaters tell us that the people are getting mighty sick insincerely-acted and written love scenes. In spite of these, this picture makes a good offering. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914
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