The Washington times., 1917-12-12
Sc GERMANS GIVEN.
CITIZENSHIP HERE
DURING PAST YEAR.

ThIrty-six OF the siXtysiN German
applicants for final American citizen
shin papers during the past year
were acted upon favorably by the Dis
trict Supreme Court, two Of them be-
ing women. The other thirty appli-
cations will remain in abeyance until
after the war or such time as may
be designated by the court or Depart
ment OF Justice. II any OF these thirty
applicants are residing in the District
they will be compelled to leave by
December 10 under the Presidents
alien enemy proclamation. Nine Aus
trians applied for the rights OF ciu-
zenship during the year, but no ac-
tion has been taken by the courts SO
far to give them this privilege.
The list OF applicants follows:
Subjects Of German Kaiser.
Ambrose Kranz. 90, stable boss, S22
25th st n. w. Declaration May 20,
1891. Application, June 10. 1917.
Frederick Bertram, &c, baker l5l9
C st. S. E. Declaration, April T. l9l2'
application, May 16, 1917.
Ernest r. Bauer, Sc, assistant cash
ier, 2319 Goth st. n. W. Declaration
JuuE AgANs ~
cation, June IA, 1917.
Charles 4. Dusterhoff, 50. iron
worker, 3a4 10th st. s. L. Deelara-
tion, July 0, 1908, in Baltimore. Nd.
Application, June 1, 1917, in District
Ernst Brucker, 2s, messenger. 61O
Irving st. n. W. Declaration as hon
forabiy discharged soldier under sec
tion 2166, on May 0, 19l7.
william X. Slrowatky, 81 machinist,
G42Is Morton pl. y. E. Declaration,
March 20. 1911. Application, May s.
1917.
Charles woIf.-54, soldier, Washing
ton Barracks, d. c. Application under
section 2166 on May S,.1elI.
Emil F. r. Schroeder, As, clerk, Sol
diers' Home, District OF Columbia. Ap-
plication under section 2l66 on May
5, 1917.
Herman Daiker. 3s, confectioner,
2219 10th st. n. W. Declaration, June
&c, 1905, in Brooklyn. Application,
May .: 1917. in District OF Columbia.
Odam Fronck. 81. motorman. 3Oo n
81. S. W. Application under section
216G on April "a, 1917.
Charles E. Weber. 20, clerk, 261i
North Capitol St Application under
section 2166 on April %, 1917. In
United States since 1s4s.
Martin wills, 81, electrician, 1918 7th
st. n. w. Declaration February 70,
1915. Application April IS, 1917.
Afomme Ingwersen. 81, ex-soldier,
Soldiers Home. Application under
section 2I66 on April -, 1917. In
United States since 1854
Marie Sissler, 50. housekeeper, Il p
st. N. Z. Declaration, September 20,
1893. in New York. Application, April
IL. 1917, in District OF Columbia
Gustave Mattern, 81, messenger,
1907 Quarles st. Declaration, Feb
ruary 10, 1915. Application, April 0,
1917.
Alexander F. Freisheim. so. butcher,
I16s Morse St II. z Declaration. Sep
tember ], 1914. Application, April o.
1917.
stanisiaus AlichaIowicz, 81 shoe,
maker, 55 H St N. w. Declaration,
May 20. 1912. Application, April o.
1917.
Frederick w. FreitaE. 40, grocer.
1901 Z st. S. z. Declaration, March
20, 1915. Application, April 6, 1917.
Conrad Miller. As. laborer, 1905 18th
st. S. z. Application under section
2I66 on March 30, 1917.
Frederick Laue, "a, baker, 1920 Flor.
| lQa ave. N. W. DeCldTdllOnp OClODGE
8, 1911. Application, March 20, 1917.
Anna Schongreen, 30, nurse, 5426
Connecticut ave. N. w. Declaration,
April 10, 1898, in Philadelphia, Pa,
Application, April G. 1917. in District
Of Columbia.
John Karst, IS, ironworker. 1o15
9th st. N. f. Declaration, March s.
1904. Application, March 81, 1917.
Heinrich Schneider, Al, cabinet
maker, EOS 7th st. S. w. Declaration
| March }, 1911, in Baltimore, Nd. Ap.
plication, February -, 1917.
william II. Thaler, 81. helper. 115l
I1th ST. n. W. Declaration under act
Of June 25, 1910, on August 80, 1917.
Alexander p. Waloszek, a., carpen
ter, 922 Girard st. n. W. Declaration
January 80, 1912. Application. July
II. 1917.
William Kimmel, q. baker. 247
Tenn. ave. n. L. Declaration, June