 He was then transferred to the "Reservospital" in Zenica, where he received treatment for several months before continuing to Zagreb.There, Andrić again fell seriously ill and sought treatment at the Sisters of Mercy hospital, which had become a gathering place for dissidents and former political prisoners.In January 1918, Andrić joined several South Slav nationalists in editing a short-lived pan-Yugoslav periodical called "Književni jug" (Literary South).