Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-27
NYE HIS OWN VALET.

for heard that over there somewhere
there was little patch of real weeds
that had never been touched. So sent
her over there
IA year ago went there to see how
Leydie had done on Roam mountain,
for she had all that portion Of the state
to feed on, hut was too late. Before l
could get near enough to her to kill
her she died. She hreathed her last
only an hour before. Her body was still
warm, but you never have tasted of
Leydie. Leydie died natural death.
Il supposed that she had the whole of
Roam mountain to herself, but since
then learned that there was wood
pecker living on the other side of the
hill, and you cant grazc this country
too close. 1t won't stand it. -"
North Carolina is n beautiful state,
especially in the western portion, where
Tureem that many agriculturists claim
that this is the reason why they arc
in the soup, but as a grazing country
it requires about all of its present vege-
tation to keep our katvdids in good or
der.
Clarence. my farmer valet, writes me
from Kensington to know what is the
full meaning of the word naturaliza-
ton as used hare in America. He thinks
Of coming here to live, having already
two brothers in this country.
Naturalization, according to Woolsey,
takes place when an alien transfers his
allegiance from the country of his orr
gin and the sovereign of the same to an
other country and sovereign. Naturali-
cation is sometimes an enlargement Of
duties as o citizen, for one may obtain
new rights in another country, while at
the same time he is obliged to hold him.
self subject in a degree to his former
sovereign For instance, he cannot es-
cape from a European country and at
once become a citizen here in order to
avoid military duty to which he might
have been subject where he lived
Naturalization is not fully accom-
plished until there has been not only n
change of rulers, but of linen. The
Mormon church might have sustained
itself and been alive and well today had
it adhered to this principle.
There must also have been an actual
intention from the first to become n cit
iZen of the new country. To become a
citizen merely for the purpose of obtain
ing divorce or n temporary honeymoon
will be in all cases ruled against most
severely by all courts except those Of
Grand Forks, N. ID.
Naturalization should, so far as may
be, be attended to in cool weather and
so far as possible at reasonable dis
tance from where people may be who
have never been exposed.
People who come TO America under q
contract or n cloud cannot by any means
actually become ut once naturaliZed
They may held Office, but they cannot
be naturalized.
One singular ruling regarding the
naturalization of minor children is that
the naturalization of tho father natural
lies the minor child, while that of the
mother is not necessary. What man.
moth genius evolved this principle Of
law do not know. Did you ever see q
foreign father by any act whatever In
dictate that he was in any way response
BILE for or related to any OF his brood un-
less 1t be to hop in gayly and cluck few
times before eating the worm?
Watch swarm OF steerage mammalia
glide OFF tho steamer and notice that
the father generally gets ashore with