 A fine picture showing the work of the English Army in South Africa afer a battle. A detachment is shown striking out to gather in the wounded. The detachment spreads out over the whole field. Upon finding a wounded soldier, they proceed to extend first aid to the injured and bind up their wounds, and with the help of the stretcher party, carry them to the dressing station, which consists of a number of tents flying the red cross flag. Here the wounded are brought in wagon and carefully removed and laid out in front of the tents, awaiting the inspection of the doctor. The whole film is full of life and pathos.