From Out the Storm
Directed by Burton L. KingGrace Adams, a reformed crook, who has married John Adams, a young rancher, is brought to the realization of her past life by receiving a letter from Rusty Hogan, her pal, who has escaped from prison. Her thoughts wander over her past, which are shown by a dissolving effect. She makes up her mind she will not see Hogan. Hogan lands in the town near where Grace is living and is arrested on suspicion; he makes his escape with a lot of gold and wounds the sheriff. A terrific storm is raging when Grace hears a knock at the door. She opens it only to find that the stranger asking admittance is Hogan. He tells her of his big "haul" and entreats her to go away with him. She, being tired of the lonely life on the ranch, is easily persuaded and she leaves with Hogan. They hear a cry for help and going to an old prospect hole nearby they find it is Grace's husband, who has fallen during the storm. Hogan tries to get her to leave the man, but her better nature comes to the front and she insists that Hogan bring the man up out of the shaft. They take Adams to the house and Hogan goes to town to get a doctor. Hogan is attacked by the Indians who have left the reservation and are on the warpath. He returns to the ranch house and during the fight that follows is killed. Grace and Adams are reunited, without Adams knowing that she had intended leaving him.
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