Grace Cunard writes these two reels, full of action, and Francis Ford produces them. There is a stirring Indian fight at the beginning of the story, in which the redmen are practically wiped out. A little Indian girl is taken back to the fort and adopted by the Colonel, played by Mr. Ford. In a duel with the father of the child the Colonel is disfigured, and in later years he bears ill-will against the educated girl on account of the injury. It is during a fight between the soldiers and the Indians that the girl blows up the fort, thereby revenging herself for the slights that had been heaped upon her and furnishing a spectacle. - The Moving Picture World, November 22, 1913
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