The Belle of North Wales (1912)

Gladys and Owen plight their troth and begin to make their plans for the future. Owen, proud of his conquest of "The Belle of North Wales," finds he has an added incentive to reach the goal toward which he has been striving, the ownership of a small farm and a happy home. One morning the Hon. Percy Morander arrives at the crossroads and, asking for refreshments, is served by Gladys. Morander invites her to go for a spin in his motor. Gladys gives little heed to what Owen may think and she enjoys the novelty of a ride in Morander's car. Owen sees the couple and is broken-hearted. He comes to Gladys, charges her with being unfaithful and in the resultant quarrel his ring is returned to him. A party of ruffians, learning of Morander's presence in the vicinity, plan to attack and rob him. Owen overhears a chance remark which informs him of Morander's impending danger. The young farmer has a momentary struggle with his conscience and finally subduing all thought of revenge he renders timely assistance. Morander realizes that he has been extremely selfish. He brings the sweethearts together and wishing them good luck, continues his journey.