Dad Winters is the leader of a gang of outlaws. Jim Osborn, a lieutenant in the Texas Rangers, is assigned to capture him. At a spring in the mountains he stops to take a drink. While thus engaged, [Bonnie,] the daughter of Dad Winters, comes for a pail of water. Jim helps her draw it. On her next visit to the spring, she finds Jim there. Jim leads her to a seat, and there tells her the old story. She is surprised to find out that Jim is an agent of the law, and rushes immediately to tell her father. Dad Winters and his gang go after the Ranger, to capture and hang him. After a long chase, he is caught and is about to be hung. At this juncture the sheriff and his posse, guided by Bonnie, come in sight of the contemplated lynching. Bonnie takes aim and at the sharp crack of her rifle she severs the rope and the Ranger drops to the ground unhurt. The posse surrounds the outlaws and a fight ensues in which Dad Winters is killed. The outlaws are captured and carried away by the posse. Bonnie throws herself over her father's body, but Jim comforts her and swears to love and protect her always. --Moving Picture World, July 8, 1911, p. 1612, 1614.