A white girl is shown as stolen by Indians. She grows up unconscious of her origin and is regarded as a goddess. Later she meets a white trapper who tells her that she is also white. The tribe refuses to release her and is about to burn the trapper. The girl uses her power and persuades the tribe to let her marry the trapper, who later persuades her to return to civilization. It is commendable as a pleasing, poetic picture. Mr. Bostworth plays the trapper, while the vestal's part is taken by a very personable young lady. The backgrounds have hardly been equaled in any former picture; some of the natural scenery being grand, even tremendous. - The Moving Picture World, October 21, 1911
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