Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-09-06
REGISTRATION DAY
THURSDAY, SEPT. IL
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naturalization (or mothers naturali-
zation in case father died) before reg
istrant attained majority.
(The children of persons who have
been duly naturalized under the laws
Of the United States, being under the
age of 21 at the time of naturaliza-
ton of their parents, are, if dwelling
in the United States before attaining
their majority, considered as citizens
thereof. Sec. 2172, U. S. Rev. Stat,
and "a Stat. L., pit. l, p. 1921
Alien
Question 13. Declarant
(You are deelarant if, although a
citizen or subject of some other coun-
try, you have declared before a nat
uralization court your intention to
become citizen of the United States.
This is referred to as taking out
first papers."(
Question IA. Nondeclarant.
| (You are a nondeclarant alien if
you do not fall within one of the
classes described in spaces 10, II, 12,
and 13, and are not an Indian. In
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alien if you are a citizen or subject of
some other country than the United
States and have not declared your in
tention to become a citizen of the
United States; that is, have not "tak-
en- out first papers.")
Question Is. If not citizen of the
! United States, of what nation are you
citizen or subject?
(This need be answered only by de-
clarent and nondeclarent aliens Re-
member that a declarant is not yet a
citizen of the United States If you
are an alien of either class, state the
name of your country; for example,
"Great Britain" France" 'Italy.''
State also the subdivision of your
country in which you were ordinarily
a resident before proceeding to the
United States, which will be written
in parenthesis after the name of your
country, as "Great Britain [Scot-
land]." In the case of German OF
Austrian Poles, Alsatians. Lorrainers,
and persons of like political status
the registrant may answer "Pole
claimed as subject of Germany OF
AUSTRIA" or "Alsatian claimed as SUD-
ject of Germany" etc.
Question 16. Present occupation?
This means your present occupa-
tion, trade, or employment. Do moi
state what you once did, nor what
you have done most of the time, nol
what you are best fitted to do. Sim.
ply state what your job is right now
State briefly, as farmer" miner
student" /" "laborer" on farm, in roll
ing mill, in automobile, wagon, OF
other factoryl, "machinist in automo
bile factory" etc. If you hold an of
flee under State or Federal Govern
ment, name the office you hold.)
Question II. Employers name?
Of you are working for an individ
ual, firm. corporation, or association
state it's name. If in business, trade
, profession or employment for your
self so state. If you are an Officer
: of the State or Federal Government
say whether your office is under the
United States, the State, the county
or municipality
Question 18. Place of employment
or business?
(This means where you work. Give
the name and number of the stree
first, then city or town, then count!
and state; or R. F. D. number first
then town, then county and State.
: Questions 10 and 20; your neares
! ! relative.
l 10. Name?
(If you are married and your wife
is living. her name should be stated
If you are single or your wife il
dead, you should state the name O
l your nearest blood relative. If yo,
are not married and have no bloo(
J relative. the name of close frien,
should be stately
20. Address?
In stating the address, give tn
l number and name of the street first
! then the city or town, then the coun
Z Z ty and State; or R. F. D. numbe
! O. ihen post office, then county ant
= State.)
!" IIle places for registration in Full
= ton county will be generally the usua
y voting places in each precinct. Som
changes may be made which will b.
made public in the various localities
In Wauseon, East precinct, the reg
istration booth will be located in Turn
y bull Brothers Piano store; West pre-
cinct, in t. Council chamber; Soutl
precinct, in the Tribune office.
. Registration places will be opel
U from a. m. to p. m.