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Michael Nikolitch letters, October 1919-October 1921

1919-11-19 Page 2

The next morning, he said that he feels very bad indeed, so I went to call his two french doctors, and one serbian, they visited him and found that he got very bad cold indeed. When they went away I got all the medicines that he should take, what he did use. Few days latter, he had a higher temperature and wanted to eat only fruit and nothing else. I got it for him and gave to him very little what the doctors allowed to him.
Two days latter he said to me, to go & call our Judge for making the testament, which he wrote by himself 2 times, & [illegible] in the same several times, for it was his will, & than a nurse called Miss Willsy wrote the last, which you have got I think.
At that time he had on his back a small wound, which went badly,-- for it he had an operation, after operation he did not feel well at all & soon he died.
His body was taken to Belgrade, where he was burried too, at that time I lost my father too, besides all the losses that we had through this war, but it is the Goods will, what we say.
Did you got his medal which he got for his merits in Semendria. How is your little girl, about which Mr. Fox used to tell me [illegible], I would like to have his photo, if you

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The next morning, he said that he feels very bad indeed, so I went to call his two french doctors, and one serbian, they visited him and found that he got very bad cold indeed. When they went away I got all the medicines that he should take, what he did use. Few days latter, he had a higher temperature and wanted to eat only fruit and nothing else. I got it for him and gave to him very little what the doctors allowed to him. Two days latter he said to me, to go & call our Judge for making the testament, which he wrote by himself 2 times, & [illegible] in the same several times, for it was his will, & than a nurse called Miss Willsy wrote the last, which you have got I think. At that time he had on his back a small wound, which went badly,-- for it he had an operation, after operation he did not feel well at all & soon he died. His body was taken to Belgrade, where he was burried too, at that time I lost my father too, besides all the losses that we had through this war, but it is the Goods will, what we say. Did you got his medal which he got for his merits in Semendria. How is your little girl, about which Mr. Fox used to tell me [illegible], I would like to have his photo, if you