There is only one fault we notice in this picture and that is its name. In the first place, it isn't a picture of the civilian, but of the lieutenant whose courage contrasts with the civilian's cowardice. These two men and the pretty daughter of the colonel (Mae Marsh) furnish a love story. The disentangling of this comes about when a band of hostile Indians reach that part of the country. The three meet them several miles away from the fort and the scene is set for a most thrilling chase, perfectly constructed and full of incident and strategy. The story kills two reels and needs every foot. As a thrilling offering it is a sure feature and likely to make any audience enthusiastic. - The Moving Picture World, December 7, 1912
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