The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-22

not naturalized, whether he has de-
clared his intention to become a citi-
zen OF the United States conformably
with the laws thereof on the subject of
naturalization; If so, when and where;
II foreign born and not naturalized,
when he came to the United States;
at what place or places he has resided
during all the time since the last day
OF the preceding October, and the
length of time he has resided in each
place, IL more than one. In such ap-
plication, II shall be q sufficient show
ing Of the place in Che precinct at
which the applicant resides, If situate
outside Of a town or city, If 1t show
the name OF the owner or reputed
owner Of the real estate on which the
applicant resides, and, IL inside a city
or town, IL 1t show the street and
street number Of the house In which
he resides, and IL his residence have
no street number, II 1t show the char.
acter Of the house. as to whether
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more stories, on what street or alley
1t is situate, and on which side there
of, and the nearest cross streets be-
tween which it Is situate. II native.
born applicant, residing outside of
city or town, a form of application
after the manner Of the following shall
be sufficient
May s, 1912.
MY name is John Doe. l reside in
precinct Nc. 3. Warren township. Ma
rion county, Indiana, on land known
as Richard Roe's. I was fifty 500
years Of age on the 10th day of JAN
uary, 1912. I was born in the state
OF Ohio.
(Stgnature) ..............
II foreign-born applicant, who has
not been naturalized, but declared his
intention, and resides in town whose
houses have no street numbers, the
following shall be a sufficient form:
May 8, 1912.
My name Is John Doe. reside in
precinct No. 2, ward No. 3, in the town
OF ........., in Hancock county,
diana, In two-story frame house, sit
uate on Spruce street and on the west
side thereof, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. l was fifty (50) years of age
on the 10th day of January, 1912. l
was born in Germany. 1 arrived in
the United States on the 4th day of
September, 1910: 1 declared my inten-
ton to become a citizen Of the United
States conformably to the laws there
Of touching naturalization, at Column
bus, Ohio, on the 18th day OF Septem.
ed States continuously since October
81 last at the following places: From
October, 1911, to January 1, 1912, at
Columbus, Ohio; from January / TO
February /. 1912. at Cincinnati. Ohio;
from February 1. 1912. until the pres
ent time at the place where now re-
side.
(Signature) .............
Written Signatures or Mark.
= Sec. 10. Every application for regis
tration shall be signed with the name
Of the applicant in his own handwrit-
ing and in the English language, If he
be able to write his name in the Eng
hsh language, and, IL not, then in any
language that he may be able to write.
IL he is not able to write in any lam
guage, he may procure some resident
of the township to write his name for
him, and he shall make his mark. But
the person so writing his name shall
also write his own name on the instrl-
,ment as attesting witness. 1t shall be
unlawful for any person to write the
name OF an applicant to an application
unless he is personally acquainted
with such applicant. and IL he writes
the name of an applicant to an apydi-
cation. he must write his own name In
attestation. flv zH re
Application in Person-Proceedings
Sec H. Ia order to become regis
tered at the May, September or Octo
Der session Of the board. the applican.
shall appear in person and announce
his name to the board and present his
application. The board shall take the
application and observe If it be signed
with his name. II so signed but MOI
attested, any member of the board may
inquire of him IL the name is in hi:
handwriting and If, after such inquiry
the board or any member thereof fee
that they. or he, has reason to doub
whether the signature is in the hand
writing of the applicant, the bCart
may require him to write mis- name In
their presence on The back OF the APP
plication. II the applicant state tina
the signature is In his handwriting. or
where required, write his name on the
back thereof IN the presence of tn,
board, or ifJit appear thTt the applicc
ton is duly signed and attested, hi
name shall then be written in both c
the registration books in the column
of registration and nun bered in f.
regular order, and both clerks sha'
endorse their initials on the back C
the application, and 1t shall be mum
bered to correspond with the numbe
of the registry name, and the board
shall announce to the applicant TIT
number Of his name. The applican
shall then retire II there be other ap
plscsnts ready to register. the boars
shall proceed with them In the same
manner.
Hooks-FiIIIng In Data.
Sec. IL. AT any time during the da.
when the time of the board is no
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