In this domestic drama a husband's absorption in business and apparent neglect of his wife constitutes the principal theme. The wife is saved from ruin once by the entrance of a boy burglar, to whom she gives money, a photograph of her dead child and an admonition that the straight path is the only one. A year later she is on the point of eloping with a man who loves her, when the boy to whom she had once given money returns it and shows the photograph to explain his identity. Remembering her own admonition of a year before regarding the straight path, she is saved again. Events bring it to pass that her husband pays more attention to her and takes her upon a second wedding trip. The film is dramatic and acts powerfully upon the emotions. - The Moving Picture World, September 16, 1911
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