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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19

KANSAS CITY. NO oct. t6.--Cut-
tie receipts today were forty-uuc thou
sand head and the market ten to
twenty-five cents lower TOP Hccra
ttb.7b. Hog supply was nine thous-
and head. Market twenty-five cents
lowcr-mnrc On the late market Top
$685.. Sheep and lamb supply wa
sixteen thoumnd head. largely feed
orr and the market twenty-five ccnts
lower Lambs a. killers 1850. cat
tie sold nfty to sixty cents lower nt
the end ~ last week than at the be.
ginning. due to heavy runs nt all mar
kctN The supply NJ Kansas city was
100 500 cattle without counting the
TO- $50 head of calves that arrived.
Cattle Receipts here last week oHtab-
iishcd now worlds record Tor r.
weeks supply at any market. exceed
inE ChicuEn'H bcd week about five
thousand head. Tho break In prices
h not disastrous. aud trade ~ far from
being domuralizpd Some plain Kan.
sas steers sold nc ts.s5 todny--~Nactiy
like their mates that sold here last
Tuesday ~ fa.Ts Another sale az
gtO.2s was fifteen cents lower than the
same cattle last week. Cows and hci-
fcrs lost ~ much aa steers IN the re-
cent decline. hut NcniH are holding
steady. Best $3.50. Shipments Of
Htockers and feeders o. IN" country
lnHi week amounted o. f0rty.HiN thou
sund head. the largest week this sea.
son. hut u good many cattle priced NJ
bargain rates were uuauld ana carried
over tu this week Stock grades are
selling cheapest. good shorth1rn year
lingH around 800 aud load of fancy
rhnrthornH late last week at f1.Ts,
hut hiRhhrcd whitcfaccH bring u good
premium. Some choice seven hum
drcd pound ycariingr today at tiO.2s.
Feeding steer find fairly quick out
let nt $3.50 to ttt.Oo ana ficHhy ones
up Co $500.
Packers got their hooks In good on
hogs late last week and took the mar
hot down dollar IN iva days. II
looked like u steady market at one
time this morning. and some hogs sold
a. order lmycrH only slightly lower
than the close NJ last wcck. but tho
market sonn settled to twcnty-fiy"
cent lower basis Late bids twenty.
five to nfty cents lower Top fiS,ab,
some medium weight hogs a. order
buyers az fiS.2b. hut plain habitat
mixed butcher hogH sold az si7.25 q"
$3.50, Toduy'H market ~ t,sb 10
$3.50 lower than last Tuesday with
uncertain prospects FOR later In the
week
on tneop and lambs the market
went along without much change last
week hpt this morning buyers got
orders Ia huy 40 sharply lower prices.
Accordingly the best price paid by
killers up 90 noon for good westerns
was $3.50 with a possible $3.50 sal"
later Feeder buyers also lacked
steam today. one drove OF hlackface
Colorado lambs Of fifty-two pounds
average at $3.50. the top on feeding
lambs. Most Ut the good feeders went
az $3.50. Good breeding ewes are
scarce and firm. Three hundred head
Of Colorado ewes today at 1890,
choice young ewes up 90 $3.50,
palmer owes $500 and feeders $1,000
90 ti2.oO.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19

IN County. State Of Utah. Seventh Ju-
lfinl District Prank Frnttn. Plain.
/ N. W. John Crodi aud Pin Crcdi.
lushand ana Wife. Defendants. sum.
sons. The state ~ Utah 60 tho said
tfrndantH. You ARE hereby sum
aonrd Ca appear within twenty days
aifr the service 81 this summons up
pm YOU. " served within the county
. which this action in brought. other
hoe within thirty days after service
nd defend the above entitled action.
Nd IN ras" of your failure 30 "a do.
sdgmvnt VIII bc rendered against
on according Ca the demand of the
omplaint. which has been iiled with
~ clerk of the said court. That the
aid action h. brought for the pur-
osr ~ recovering judgment reform
NJ your deed OF juno q. 1919, ~ az
b correct the description In same o.
onform To description set forth In
aid complaint. said land being a part
q Lot 1. See, 30. Twp. ~ South.
lang . East. Salt Lake meridian,
he corrected description 90 commence
Il southeast corner of said section.
md quieting plaintiffs title Co lands
nentioned In said complaint l.. A.
hGEE, Plaintiffs Attorney, Post.
niee Address. viglla- Bonomo BLDG
Price Utah.
Prs, pub. Sept. n. last oct 10, 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19

Seven thousand five hundred cattl,
and more than three thousand hogs
pcrishcd I'm fire at the Kansas Cit,
stockyards. which broke out last Tues
day morning. The fire swept an area
~ twenty-five acres with improve
that will run into moro than million
dollars loss. All railways have issued
AN embargo against stock shipments
until conditions again are normal
A. Far ns The Sun can learn there
were fcw ~ any shipments in IN"
wards from Eastern Utah at the time
of the fire. Preston Nuttcr of Niny
Mile b. on the way there with q ship
mcnt Of thirty ears ct cattle from
Green River. but these had not time
to reach there st the time uf the COM
flagration. II may De- that Nuttcr
viii divert his shipment
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19
OTICE ron PUBLICATION

WlltE ron PUBLICATION
Fuhlshor1 Department OF the In
silor United States Land office at
,sll Lake city. Utah. September 4,
~ Notice Is hereby given that
anil" Garofolo. of East Hiawatha,
Ah' who, on October 81, 1879. made
Dnlrstead entry, Serial No, 0iO670,
w w SW q NEh, shNWh, NEA NWh
~ -'. Two. 10 South. Range East.
al Lake meridian. has filed notice OF
MENTION 10 make five-year proof, to
'lahllsh claim TO the land above de-
'lh'd, before j, u. Middleton, United
's commissioner, at Price. Utah,
thr 81 day of November, 1917,
ealnant names as witnesses Luig
etnIHi ana Samuel 3. q. Pauly OF
hiawatha, Utah, and Frank
e 'osso and Pete Viglia OF Price. Utah
'uLp u. BLAKELY. Register.
u" pub, Sept. "a; last Oct 10. 1917,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-19
NOTICE pOR PUBLICATION

witt fOH PUBLICATION
'Fuhlisherl Department Of the In
srior United States Land office az
Nlt Lake city. Utah. September n.
lll'. Notice h hereby given that
yharlrs -. Madsen. al Cleveland,
llah, who, ON April o. 1910. made
lgmr stead entry. Serial No. Ob63t, for
saNWh, NEh NWh. Sec. SO;
NksWh See. 90. Twp. 10 South.
Tang 10 East, Salt Lake meridian.
las iil'd notice of intention Ia make
lNe'''1r proof. Ca establish claim to
we land above described. before the
.efk NJ the district court. az Castle
ial'. Utah, on the 27th day 81 Octo-
u' l'l1 Claimant names as wit
less's Niels sorcnson. Delbert Oviatt
Ma John NJ. cowley, all Of Cleveland,
ruh. and Charles Oviatt OF Elmo.
yah. GOULD ". BLAKELY, Reg
ter
ms pub, Sept. ~; last oct 10. 1915.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
JAMES EADS HOW SENDS
PROTEST TO WASHINGTON
Members Of the soetaiis, cen'ereres
Surprised at Refusing Of Pass
ports to American.

Stockholm. sweden Leading mem
hors Of the Socialist International con,
ference expressed surprise AZ tho
news that Secretary OF state IAusing
bad refused passports to American
delegates They have decided rcl Ga
take formal action until mo.e dsdnl',
news i- received
James Eads How II - Louis. 'hc
>o-cAllod millionaire toro has sent
message ui protest to the state De
partmcnt in which hc Nns Joiuot By
Mayor Kari KiudhArcn and Earl
Fries. International SECRETARY NJ tho
World Church Peace Alliance and In
ternational Prosidcu; Young Men,
Christian Association
Word has been received that the
moderate Russian Socialists ~ill send
delegates Victor Adler. leader of the
Austrian Socialists. arrived today
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
WOMAN SUFFRAGE SUPPORTED
Presbyterian Assembly cess or Rec
ord az Dsiiss--Tests~erts for
United States soldieu

paIlAs. T.rAs by large ma.
loriiy IN. Presbyterian church in
the United States OF America (Sorth)
adopted resolution declaring fo'
woman suffrage.
The resolution ~As introduced by
Dr John T. Kendall OF Chester. Pa
president Of Lincoln University. and
~as passed BY the general assrn bly
after some debate.
A resolution wAs adopted pledgIng
support u III" Pocket Tes,amen,
League. organized 10 years ago by Dr
J. Wilbcr Chapman, moderator I,
vas announced that sEn. 600 tests.
msnts had been given to British sol,
ciers nj the front,
A telegram from the Southern Pres.
eytorian Assembly. which closed It's
session al Birmingham. Ala, telling OF
the appoin tmen, OF committee 10
confer With a committee OF the Nctth
ern Presbyterian Church looking TO.
ward Il federation OF forces. was read.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Only One Day to Register.

The war department wishes to i'm
press upon The people that there Is
only one day for registration. All
males between the designated ages
must register on the day set The fact
that Ave days were allowed for the
placing of the necessary blank forms
in the hands of registrars appears to
have misled some headline writer's,
one day only--the day fixed In the
presidents proclamation--will be de-
voted to registration.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
29 DEAD IN KANSAS CYCLONE
Property Losses Heavy and Help ls
Sent N From Surrounding Cities
-Andaie Principal Sufferer.

Wichita. Kan Twenty nine person.
hr, known to have been Killed. more
than 80 have received injuries from
which il is said several will die. and
property worth thousands Of dollars,
upon which no valuation yet has been
set. WAS destroyed when tornado
swept Up through sedgwick and Har.
vey counties in the south central part
Of the state
Andalo. village of less than 300
inhabitants. bore the brunt OF the
,~ister's range. is lives being the toll
.-foT. the storm. which was accom-.
panied by binding rain, bore on 10
the northwest.
A special train was hastily gathered
and with doctors and nurses was on
the scene within an hour, First aid
eas given to the injured and the most
scvereiy hurt, while the bodies Of tho
victims were brought here
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
ANARCHY R{IGNS IN TURKEY
FAMINE AND PssrILEscE SWEEP
posLgn N.N6oon
People pa1ie stricken ard Army De.
seftent irercs.s-uonsy Be,ra
Placed IN s~iss Bsnks

raus. France Turkey ls svrpt
With famine md pest.l-ncr. hsr poo
10 .f' panic stricken ana her afmy's
morale ls utterly gonc FcC1td.nr 90
Information received h~fr
UHe hundred thousand descrt,r,
from h' army serc reported
Realizing o., loss ~ all - Turkey =
tgh'nF iHa"T. 5000 Austrian tfr,ops
fst' r,,r'i, hc'a s.ut ta Palestine
e. Attempt 90 bolster up -" Turkish
army IN 'rua' - ihr British .Npcdi
ilOnary forces Fyur thousand Ger
nan troops Grs sald tn t- guarding th"
eov,rnu,-' hgili.nEs. factories and
trids"s N Con'iAntnopls ~hi'e
hundreds IN -" c.i.cs arr dyinE ZACH
day
Tphus ls s~"sp.nE over tho sholc
country the reports declared Ger
mAn Ana Turkish sanitary and medical
commissions are ssA'iax the disease
~ all larger ei'ics. but mAns Import
ant p'fsonAsc- have sugcumhei 10 tho
'rid'mIc 'nelsdlnE ,h~ German cun.ui
general ~ Cons'aniinupie. nr paHAs
ComP4lsur, tAtsinE has h.~n DO
Crrsd IN all tho cities Soap 30
Longer rrIs'- because 81 oils and fats
have ben Irorted from Turkey 80
G,ruars
German orirrs rrcrniIr forbade soi
dlc-s mhlnF .i,h civilians The Sc.
-eri,rf from The Turkish army. 100
siruas Arc sAid 70 have acA into the
Nra'o!iAr Mountains ard 70 b. sri,,
inE through brEsbdAEr wealthy
Turks Arr derosI,lns their money in
2grirh hRnEs
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
six STATES VISITED ~ FREAK.
IsH WINDS AND BLIND.
ING RAINS.
LOSS Of LIFE MAY REACH 500
state Troop, Take Charge ~ nse
teor. ~. and Red Cross Workers
Are In Demand From the
Stricken oistnets

81 Louis More than 500 pcr.ons
dead. thousand or more hurt. and
thousands are homeless a. the f"sut
~ frrakish ~ind storms ~ rers 10
lccity which swept sections ~ lllinuis.
Indians. k.ntu,ky. Tsnn,sse". Nan.
sas and Arkhnsas on Friday, Sa'ur
day and sunday IN. property lo-s.
n has been estimated vill AEgr'gats
man, millions
Reports indicate that larr' mum
hcr ~ farm implements. needed to
produce the crops rUf'ly nc.fi'1 Ibis
N,ar ssfr ruined. Althour the storm
stfuek only hrrc and iherr IN 80
friEtiful play thruush the rural ~
rions Cror damage T. sai not 10
/. heavy to Erp'n
n" bc+Nlo- toll ~ lif' ~ A. Nat.
toon. cts ~ ~ Geo ,rIulsiloH IN
the broom corn country - Central uN
rois she., q A. su0sH 20 b. d.ad
and soo Ihllr"d ui'f Nropsr'v loss
~ approximately 5. 10000,
Chafles'nn lll ten w.l's '1F' -
ua''con. also uNs part, v-f, a
wlth . lrss ~ - lives aEi 'tN 10
'urrt Tho property loss 'h,-' sili
Ferr,gRi. million dgIb-s
south Dy,rsturs Tom g. rrr..r'
~ 10 have los' s'y kiIIst ard a rruH.i
erah'c nuub~r IN nIuf.A IN tornado
which sN,ps Dyer county
Near n'y,hs,iii" hrt nm. prr.1r.
are reported Allied and iH's- hHr'
Reports 'rpm indiana hos O.. east
seven p,rsou. klisd A. Tf.tror kou's
and other plAess an 'Nr i.ti' nst
ma, r~ach - Mo-, 'saa &c. s,f-'
Iniu'ca IN ,hc indiana s'o-w rrslon
Smaller inuns IN i'li1ols Lost a.
cn tcai Nth $50 scof- injured -h.'c
IN tho southern part - iiurols. sind
storms sill.d a hAli d.,a sDi r's-sd
score
Governor Lort,r hzs sen' state
troops 20 NAitnUn srd Charleston to
assII in rvllef ~crt sni Red rrus-
officials fruu Chicago arr oHd-avbr.
ing In even Iossib!r asanrrr ~ al~
,iaic the sufcriuz q s stnoetcd tho
Illinois Legislature Ill talt ar'ion
In an sror' "a s-curr m appropriation
- 'unis to cAr- TO- The til'"d And
injured
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
MlLlIiAMEN NOT 70 REGISTER

Washington. ID C. Members Of
the National Guard or any military
or naval organization not mustered
into the service OF the United States.
but subject to call need not register
on June g. according TO new con.
struction OF the registration procia-
nation.
A telegram explained that "registra-
ton regulations do not require regis
tration Of members Of any duly or
ganixed and recognized force. military
or naval. subject under other laws Of
the United States to be called. ordered
or drafted into military or naval serv.
ice OF the United states"
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
WOMEN TAKING MEMS PLACES
o. These II 10 Estimated That SOC 900
Had Not Been Employed
Before the War.

London. Eng Women have been
substituted for men on the various
kinds OF employment Ia Englsnd as
follows; Industries including ocn
trolled arms but excluding all kinds
Of government establishments. 376
arsenais. dock yards and national shell
fllinx and projectile factories. l3s.,
coo: agriculture in reat Britain. %.
600: transport. $4,000: finance and
banking $4,000; commerce. .7s.0e0 /.
professionals. 1900: hotels. theaters.
$1,000: civil service. $4,000: local
government 10000 The total IL
i.07I.000.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
stataa ir Rivalry for Honor

Not only has the individual citizenTy
of the country made a remarkable re-
sponse to the registration call. but the
suites through their Official heads have
indicated such zeal that there is great
iyalry among some Of the common
wealths for the honor Of making the
drst complete registration returns.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Japan IS TAKING U. 5. GOLD

Washington. n. C.--Japan is with
drawing gold from the united States
al u rate which has attracted attsn.
ton. Approximately &as. 900. 600 has
been taken cut since Jan. l. Officials
here fel, that the movement 10 not
fully accounted for BY the balance Of
trade. The possibility that some OF
the allied governments are paying
their munitions bills to Japan with
gold in this country has been dis.
cursed.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Food Demand In Chrjstiania.

ndon.-Christiania workmen quit
work and marched to the parliament
building, where they demanded prohi.
bition Of the expectation OF provisions
and the seisure Of all ships necessary
10 furnish food and raw materials for
the country.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
strike In Finland

Pr,roxrad ~-- Strikes in all branches
Of industry throuEhoa, Finland are -
ported In = dispatch from HclsinG
fors. In some districts acts of vio-
ienee have been committed against
employers.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Union Takss Benda

Cleveland. O,--she brotherhood NJ
sf railway trainmen has ordered $780,.
900 worth Of liberty bonds The mon.
ey In to come from the accumulated
funds Of the organization.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

San Francisco, Alfred Hertz. direc.
tor Of the San Francisco Symphony
Orchestra, will test the federal orders
refusing citizenship to German aliens
The case will be fought out in the su.
preme court Of the United States.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

Washington. - Senator Pomer~ne
has introduced bill which permits
the government TO take over any pat.
ented or trade marked drug In case Of
emergency for the use OF the enlisted
men of the army or navy.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
DARE DEVIL DRIVERS
TO PILOT pERsNiNo
ON BATTLE FRONT

> Washington. u c -Four ~ :
( America daredevil auto DR.,
: crs have been picked to pilot I
she hus. machines MAJOR Cen 4
: rfa' rcrtfinr and hi ,'ar vii 1
= use on rh' western front lr pa 1
: rope 1
; IN" men are Ray Middleton :
> sales manager 20 'h' T. s'roii .
Z Steel Products rompar, JOAN
, J JrnHinzs. sales manage q = 4
: Detroit banking arm George I
> Linth.cum. head of = factory .. 4
:. partmcrt o' q Detroit automobile 1
: company. and E'cu Rain. O. sue 1
/: ycssfgi rae" driver 1
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Inspsetion for Army camn,

CarrolIton. Mo.--Tbe military board
which Ia considering site for the
new army camp in the west Was at
this place on tour Of inspection ,ast
week. The officers are much pleased
with the site here.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Marshall Field q Sergeant

Chicago, nl.-Marshall Field III,
who enlisted short time ago as a pri.
vate In the headquarters troops First
Illinois Cavalry, has been promot ed
to sergeant OF the field.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Gun Fire Sinks u 0cat.

Panama The French steamer Hay.
Il. iust arrived, reports ,hA, ~hilo
crossing the Gulf o6 GAseony tao G-s.
man submarines attacked the tes@si
The Hay,rs gun hrr .nk one oi the
pirates
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Three Die IN Newton.

Newton. Kan.--At least three lives
were iost and several persons injured
here, when tornado having It's origin
TO the southwest struck the country
southeast OF Newton
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
BUILDING "Jttney. sh,ps.

Washington. D. C.--The United
States government has begun the con.
s;ruction Of "iitney" ships In the let
ting Of contracts for 20 steel ships OF
$500 tons each 10 . corporation At
Pensacola, Fla.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Patriotic German BANK.

Washington, May 2s.--Gov. McCord
has advised the treasury that the
German.American Bank Of Nashville.
Tenn, with $4,000 capital. had sent
in a subscription for s23.750 worth Of
Liberty loan bonds.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Aoree "a check Unio, | ,bor

Chattanooga, Tenn Members oi
the Chattanooga Manufacturers As
sociation, representing 400 manufac
turing companies here. adopted a res
olution agreeing not to recognise any
union labor movement.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

Topeka. kan.-F~w harvest hands
from the East will be needed In Kan
sas to gather the deNe,ed wheat crop
at present In the nelds- The local
talent is all that will be needed
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Investigate Mongolia Accident.

Washington, May Ex-senator FIRE.
linghuysen OF New Jersey introduced
a resolution In the senate for an In.
vestigation Of the explosion on the
Mongolia which caused the death OF
two Red Cross nurses,
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
strike os Women orow;no.

Paris, France The woman's strike
ia extending gradually from the cloth.
ing trade to all occupations in which
women are employed. Four thousand
women bank clerks are now out.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31

Sentenced 10 hano, Diss IN Bed.

Chicago, Ill--Herman Billik. once
sentenced TO be hanged when convict.
ed OF poisoning Ave members OF the
frzal family, but whose sentence vas
commuted 10 imprisonment. died in
the county hospital.
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
TORNADO roIL ~ DETAIL.

summary - deaa arA .aiaf-a sni
missing IN toruAtuvs - Friday Sat.
uriay ard SUNDAY 'hfough the mla.
dc w~st'
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Leak vii Be Prsbed

The source Of the leak. however.
vii caus, the deepest probe Il was
admitted shortly after 'hc declaration
OF war that SIX persons suspected o'
spying had been discovered In tho
state. var and navy bulld.ng Secret
service operatives are known To have
been scattered through the building
and in various feet bases and mobili.
ration points
Department Of justice agents also
have been working day and night in
an EFFORT &c uproot the spy system
Numerous arrests OF enemy aliens
have beer made and number are In
jail awaiting action by the govern
ment
Marble Hill press., 1917-05-31
Have Birthday Date Ready.

and year, on piece of paper before
going TO the registrar and give the pa
per to him the first thing. Example: {:
August 3 1894
''lf you do not remember the year
start to answer as you would II some
one asked you your birthday, as 'Au-
gust D. Then say, 'on my birthday
this year will be Cor waSl - years
old The registrar will then I'll In
the year OF birth. Many people do not
carry in mind the year they were
born. This may be obtained by the
registrar by subtractlng the age in
years on this years birthday from
1917.
~. Are you "a natural born citi-
zen; (2) a naturalized citizen t3) an
alien: 90 or have you declared your
intention 10 become a citizen (specify
which,?
I'D If you we're born in the United
States, including Alaska and Hawaii,
you are natural born citizen. no mat
ter what may have been the citizen
ship or nationality Of your parents. II
you were born in Porto Rico you are a
citizen of the United States, unless
you were born OF alien parentage. II
you were born abroad, you are still a
citizen OF the United States, II your
father was a citizen of the United
States at the time you were born. un-
less you have expatriated yourself
"(2) You are a naturalized citizen II
you have completed your naturaliza-
ton: that Is, II you have taken final
you have only declared your intention
to become citizen Chat is, II you
have only taken out first papers) in
the latter case you are only 'declar-
ant
"Yeu are also n naturalized citizen
II, although foreign born. your father
or surviving parent became fully nat
uralized while you were under twenty
one years Of age, and II you came to
the United States ander twenty-one.
"(3) You are n declarnnt IL, although
citizen or subject of some foreign
country. you have declared on oath be-
fore a naturalization court your inten-
ton to become a citizen OF the United
States. Receipt from the clerk of the
court Of the certified copy of such
declaration Is often called taking out
FIRST papers You are not declarant
II your first paper was taken out after
September 26, 1905, and Is more than
seven years old.
"(4) fou are an alien II you do not
fall within one OF the three classes
above mentioned.
8. Where were you born2
First name the town. then the state.
then the country, as Columbus. q. :
Vienna. AUSTRIA Paris. France; :
Bofia, Bulgaria.
"a II not n citizen. of what country
are yon 4 citizen or subjectf
"This need be answered only by
aliens and declarants. Remember that
q dxlarant' u not yet a citizen OF