A terrific arraignment of railroad officials for their failure to provide safety appliances and decent working hours. Death stalks through the picture in the form of an animated skeleton. Two train wrecks are graphically portrayed, involving in each instance families of the president and employees of the road. Not a pleasant picture, but very strongly presented and one that should do much to awaken public conscience and the attention of railway officials. The necessity for improved equipment should have been brought out more strongly at the close. A powerful preachment for better regulation of railroad service. - The Moving Picture World, November 29, 1913
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