Here is a lively mix-up that will keep the audience interested and highly amused all at the same time. Politics, memories of the late war, a love story, ending in a hurried wedding because the young people cannot bear to be separated, even though their respective parents have vowed eternal vengeance upon each other, and an ending as blissful and peaceful as the calm serenity of a Summer morning, when everybody makes up with everybody else and all political differences are forgotten in the congratulations showered upon the young couple. The Selig players have a happy faculty of working out a story of this character with sufficient understanding of human nature to make them appear real. The acting in this film is particularly good and supplies no end of fun while the picture is on the screen. - The Moving Picture World, February 19, 1910
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