A Carload of Misery. Old Macedonians, all soldiers who fought in the war on their way to the American Red Cross hospital at Salonica to be treated for typhus during the recent epidemic in the Balkans. In order to check the spread of the disease Red Cross doctors and nurses travelled throught the Balkans trying to isolate the afflicted people. They obtained the only transportation available-freight cars and sent hundreds of them to the Red Cross station at Salonica where they could obtain proper care. Although sick enough to be in bed the old men, with characteristic Balkan fortitude, never complained throughout the journey