Their demand for money having gone unheeded, Garibaldi and his gang wreck Number One. Howard, who attempts to interfere, is battered into insensibility. The criminals then place a note in the man's pocket warning the railroad officials to heed their demands in the future.
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Helen Holmes as Helen
George A. Williams as Gerald - Division Superintendent
M.J. Murchison as Garibaldi - Head of the Black Hand Gang
Edward Roberts as Howard - Railroad Detective
J.P. McGowan Director
United States 13 July 1915
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