A war story representing the exploits of the now well-known girl spy in destroying a Union ammunition wagon. She forges an order and gets inside the Union lines and succeeds in disposing of the sentry so as to take his place. Then, she uses a stick of dynamite to explode the powder wagon. This is a good war story, but the producers have made one serious mistake. Dynamite was not used for such purposes as early as the Civil War. It was used during the Spanish War, but it did not come into use for blasting or other similar work until 1867. It will be seen that in this instance the explosive material is an anachronism which rather disturbs the unity of events. The setting of the picture is excellent and the photography is all that could he desired. There is a succession of thrills which will satisfy the most obdurate audience. - The Moving Picture World, January 14, 1911