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A two-reel number, featuring Irene Hunt as a girl reporter, who traces some counterfeiters to their lair. The leading situations are all of an improbable sort, particularly hiding the queer money in the melons. At the same time the production is so novel and different that it proves decidedly entertaining. There is plenty of action and good suspense in the scenes where the girl falls into the clutches of the Italian counterfeiters. A message written on a piece of board thrown out of her window into the river brings aid and results in the capture of the gang. The scenes are well pictured throughout and for an improbable sort of yarn this proves very entertaining. - The Moving Picture World, November 21, 1914