A two-reel war story, featuring a pretty little girl, who becomes lost in the woods near which fighting is going on. The plot and the battle scenes merge together nicely, which is desirable in this sort of production. The child's own father shoots her by mistake, while on sentry duty, and deserts his post to take her home. This is a forced situation, as is the following where he is to die for leaving his post. But, putting aside the improbability of the situation, it is worked out appealingly and makes a good story. The grateful little girl sends the general her doll because he condoned her father's offense. A good offering. - The Moving Picture World, May 10, 1913
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