The butterfly wife, lost in the woods, comes to the home of an outlaw, whose child is sick. He is in despair because she can do nothing for the child and sends her away from his door. Later she returns through her fear of coyotes, and nurses the child thorugh its illness. - Moving Picture World, Oct 18, 1913 The happiness of a lonely home in the West is restored by a sick child's influence, and an outlaw, its father, is aided toward a new and cleaner life. - The Bioscope, November 20, 1913