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Michael Nikolitch letters, October 1919-October 1921

1920-09-29 Page 1

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Michael Dear Lady What had hapened with you? Thought you have forgotten me, but by the parsel which you sent I saw that you did not. The parsel had arrived just in time when friend of mine + I were sitting at my home, playing on violine + singing. We all thought it was, every one touch it saying the same, I took to open it, taking off paper by paper, + opened the red box at list + we all have find that it was the thing which we just wanted. In the name of all the friends + me, I thank you very much indeed for it. I thought, I will get a letter too, but I did not, notabley you did not write, did you? I have intered our government service + took the law to study too, + I think to be a judge, but I commit before I fill up 30 of age. I got very good payment too, but it is, all very expensive, clothing, food etc, that it is just sufficent to live. Will you mind to find for me a book, that will consist the generall laws of U.S. but in short descriptions (resume). I thought to send you a souvenir, during the war, but our post would not take it, but I think in a short time our posts will allow the expeditions to America privatelly I am great collector of used post stamps, so don't mind my troubling
 
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