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Rev. T.B. Gregory said: 'I don't believe the American lives who could see this wonderful film without feeling that unpreparedness is a CRIME. If I were a rich man i would make Thos. Dixon a present of a million dollars just for the one scene in which the Hon. Plato Barker meets the brutal invaders of our country with pink tea words of love and peace- and is set to peeling potatoes for his idiocy. the great audience recognizing in the Hon. Barker a likeness of WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, came pretty near lifting the roof off the building.' (Print Ad- Newburgh Journal, ((Newburgh NY)) 2 December 1916)

An Absorbing Drama of a Quaint Community Romance

A story of political intrigue and a photoplay document of unusual fascination. Gripping and nerve racking. Dealing with legislation and lobbyists. It is a most timely subject. (Print Ad- The Day, ((New London, Conn.)) 1 November 1916)

Telling in a forcible and decisive manner how difficult it is to combat the weakness of man once they are thoroughly ingrained within a man's soul. (Print Ad- Jamestown Evening Journal, ((Jamestown NY)) 26 July 1916)

Faith, Hope and Charity, and the Greatest of These is Charity.

An adaptation of Edwin Milton Royle's famous stage play of the same name. The story is wholesome and big and develops through breathless suspense to one of the most thrilling climaxes ever attained in motion picture art. (Print Ad-Mansfield Shield, ((Mansfield, Ohio)) 3 September 1916)

A Stirring Love Tale of the Days of California Missions

'Tis well said that when a man becomes rich he forgets his poor brethren. Here is a Russian peasant risen to the ranks of a American Steel King, forgetting all his people and his loving wife. (Print Ad-Rome Tribune-Herald, ((Rome, Ga.)) 12 October 1916)

A story dealing with the hypocrisy of the rich and in which love wins over wealth. An appealing story offered in an unusual manner. (Print Ad- Duluth Herald, ((Duluth, Minn.)) 7 October 1916)

The story of a big man's sacrifice to save his mother from the anguish of the truth. (Print Ad- Duluth Herald,((Duluth, Minn.)) 23 December 1916)