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Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
SURATT HEADS BILL AT
 EAGLE THEATER

Valeska Suratt will be seen at the Eagle theater for the last time today in 'The Soul of Broadway" a William Fox play, dealing with the night life of New York, especially the life on Broadway. The play is said to contain some very sensational scenes, calcu- lated to startle all who see them. A page has been torn from that book of life which only Broadway knows, and has been transferred to the screen with all it's realism.
 The story is that of Broadway ad- venturess, who plays with men aN S- cat toys with a mouse. Money is her god, and she must always have it in plenty to be happy. If one man can not give it to her, another must. Tn this way she makes a wreck out of a banker, who is madly infatuated with her. He steals from the bank of which he is president, calls on the woman, and when she attempts to shoot him he is arrested for attempted murder. His defalcations are known, and he goes to prison for five years. He comes out old and gray, and his meet ing with the woman who sent him to prison, as well as the sequel of this meeting, is most dramatic and sensa- tional. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
'MISUNDERST LANDINGS
 AS TO PAYMENT OF
 TAX ON SOFT DRINKS

Inquiries received by the Review indicate a misunderstanding on the part of not onIy large portion of the public, but dealers themselves regard ing the tax on soft drinks, which be came effective May 1. Reports reaching the Review are that some dealers are not collecting the tax while others are charging extra pen nies for drinks which are not taxable
 To correct these mistakes, the bu- reau of internal revenue has issued the following official statement relat- ing to the collection of the tax:
 The tax is one cent for each ten cents or fraction thereof on the amount paid at soda fountains, ice cream parlors or similar places of bus mess on soft drinks, ice cream sun daes, "or similar articles of food or drink when sold for consumption in or in proximity to such place of busi- ness" The purchaser can not escape the tax by stepping outside of the place where sold to consume his soft drink or ice cream. Ice cream in cones is taxable, because sold under conditions which indicate that it is to be consumed "in or in proximity to the place of business" When ice cream is sold under conditions which indicate that it would usually be con- sumed in or in proximity to the prem ises, the fact that the purchaser does not consume it there but carries it way, does not render it free from the tax. Ice cream sold in boxes and ice cream sodas or other soft drinks sold in pitchers or buckets for home con- sumption are exempt.
 Sales of soft drinks, ice cream and similar articles of food and drink in hotels, restaurants, cafeterias and club houses are not taxable unless sold separate and apart from meals. If ice cream or a soft drink is the only refreshment ordered in such places the tax applies. Such sales at soda fountains are taxable even though sold as part of a meal.
 In general such beverages common ly known as soft drinks which are compounded or mixed at a soda foun- tain are subject to the tax. Illustra- tive of these are orangeade lemonade, pineapple juice, coca cola, root beer, moxie, phosphates, fruit and flavoring syrups mixed with plain or carbonated water, milk shakes, matted milk shakes, cream and egg shakes, ice cream, ice cream sodas, ice cream sundaes, ice cream sandwiches and favored ices.
 Certain drinks often sold at soda fountains, ice cream parlors and simi- lar places of business are not taxable. Such beverages are hot beef tea, cof- fee, tea, buttermilk, milk, hot choco- late or cocoa, hot clam bisdue, hot tomato bisque, and hot tomato bouil- lon. Medicinal preparations such as bromo-seltzer, citrate of magnesia, rochelle salts, seitlets powders, bi- carbonate of soda, aromatic spirits of ammonia, epson salts, essence of pep
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

sin, etc, sold at the fountain also es- cape the soft drink" tax No tax ap- plies on the sale of beverages such as ginger ale, root beer, moxie, mineral water, etc, when served from closed containers, because a manufacturers tax on such drinks has already been leived
 The tax is on the whole amount of the purchase price. Thus, if a pur- chaser who treats" a friend orders two sodas at the same time, each selling for 15 cents, the tax is 3 cents, and not 4 cents. If, however, he buys one 15 cent soda and immediately thereafter purchases another 15 cent drink, the tax is cents on each sale Dealers are advised to guard separate customers against pooling their pur- chases to escape the tax. The penalty for willfully attempting to evade the tax is fine of not more than $10,000 or not more than one years imprison- ment, or both, together with the cost of prosecution.
 Sales of ice cream and soft drinks by religious, charitable or educational societies on special occasions such as church festivals, picnics, etc, are not taxable. Such sales in stands and booths. at agricultural affairs, racing parks, public exhibitions, circuses shows and similar places are taxable
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
SMITHSONIAN SEEKS
 ARIZONA OBSERVATORY

PHOENIX, May 27.-"Which is the sunshiniest" mountain top in Arizona?
 This is the query the Smithsonian institute has put to the federal weather bureau and the bureau has passed along to B. H. Fletcher, observer here.
 Anxious to have a permanent sta tion in sunny cline for the purpose of obtaining bolometric measurements of solar radiation, the Smithsonian in- stitute asked the federal weather bu- beau for it's help and the bureau, picking Arizona and southern -Califor- mia as the sunniest areas in the coun- try, has asked for a report on a noun tain peake, which will fill the require ments, according to Fletcher. The ob- server said tonight he would start about June on an exploration trip to locate the necessary mountain and in the meantime he said he had written railroad officials and others to be on the lookout for hill top which would fill the bill.
 The peake according to specified tions, should rise at least 25OO feet above the lecel plain and should have clear atmosphere, the most sunshine obtainable and be near a railroad to supply the permanent observers to be located there, and give them ready ac- cess to the outside world.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
CARDS DEFEATS DODGERS

BROOKLYN, May 27.-St. Louis knocked Mamaux out of the box in the first inning of the game with Brooklyn and won. Cheney, who re- gently recovered from a long illness, pitched the last two innings and yield ed an earned run in the ninth. Score:
 R. H. k. St. Louis ......S00 900 001-4 g Brooklyn .......000 100 O00-1 4 1 Batteries-Doak and Snyder; Ma maux. Marquard, Cheney and Krueger. Summary-Two base hitsh Smith, McHenry, Magee; three base hits, Wheat, Konetchy; stolen bases Horns by; sacrifice hits, Smith, Stock. Mar quard; bases on balls, off Marquard 1, Doak 8; innings pitched, by Hamaux l, Marquard 6; Cheney 2; struck out, by Mamaux 1. Marquard 3, Cheney 1, Doak 2; wild pitch, Mamaux, Cheney.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
JOHNSON LOSES AGAIN

CHICAGO, May 27.-Walter John son lost his second game of the ceries when Chicago, playing an uphill game, came from behind and defeated Wash ington in the final contest. It gave the locals a clean sweep of the se- ries. Score: R. H. E. Washington -. .0O2 100 OOO-S $ ? Chicago ...... .OOO 121 OOx-4 6 2
 Batteries - Harper, Johnson and Pickinich; Cicotte and Schalk.
 Summary-Two base hits, J. Collins, Harper, Charity, Felsch; stolen bases E. Collins, Jackson; sacrifice hits on balls, off Cicotte 1; Harper 4; Weaver; sacrifice fly, Felsch; bases Johnson 9; innings pitched, Harper 5; Johnson 8; struck out, by Harper 1; Cicotte, l.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
.CRAVATH WINS SINGLE BRANDED AGAIN: BROWNS BEAT TANKS THIRD STRAIGHT
INDIANS AGAIN BEAT CHAMPS

CLEVELAND, May 27.-Starting his first game for Cleveland Tom Phillips, New Orleans recruit, assisted in mak- ing it three straight from Boston with three singles. Ruth's triple was the longest hit ever made on the local field to center field. Score:
 R. H. E. Boston ....... .OO0 900 202-4 10 0 Cleveland ..... 200 300 O1x-6 12 o Batteries-Jones, James and Walt CTS; Phillips and O'Neill
 Summary base hits, Speaker, 2, O'neill Wambsganss; three base hits, Ruth stolen bases, Scott, John ston, Smith; sacrifice hits, Witt, O'Neill; sacrifice fly, Chapman; dou- ble play, Scott and McInnis; bases on balls, off Jones 2, James 3, Phillips 2; innings pitched, Jones 5; James 8; hit by pitcher, by Jones (Smith) struck out, by Phillips 2; passed ball, Walters, 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
DOYLE AND KAuFF STAR

NEW YORK, May 27.-New York defeated Pittsburg in the second game of their series. 1t was an even game until the seventh, when New York scored six runs on three-base hit by Doyle with the bases full and home run by Kauff with one man on base and a single by Burns. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg .... .OO2 900 OO0-2 6 New York .. 100 010 62x-1O II
 Batteries-Miller. Evans and Swee- ney; Barnes and Gonzales.
 Summary-Two base hits. Kauff, Young, Barnes, Boeckel; three base hit, Doyle; home runs, Kauff, Chase; stolen bases, Barnes, Young, Chase, Bigbee, Stengel; double plays, Barnes, Fletcher, Chase; bases on balls, off Evans, 8; Miller 8; innings pitched, Miller 1-3; Evans, 1-2-3; hit by pitcher, by Barnes (Boeckel); by Mil Ter (Young, Kauff)
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

You can not afford to be without the very latest, up-to- the-second" complete report of what Is going on in your city, your. country and the whole world. You get it all in The Bisbee Daily Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
CUBS CLAW BRAVES

BOSTON, May27.-Chicago batted hard and defeated Boston. Mann was put out of the game in the eighth by Umpire Byron for objecting to call ed third strike. Score: R. H. E.. Chicago ...... .000 40 000-5 13 Boston ...... :. .OOO 900 O0O-O ?
 Batteries-Hendrix and Daily; Fiji. lingim, Demaree. Heating and Ira gessor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
LEONARD BEATS MAcKs

DETROIT, May 27.-Leanord, pitch ing his first game of the season, al lowed Philadelphia only five scattered hits and Detroit won. Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia =. .010 900 000-1 5 l Detroit ....... 900 oil 01x-3 6
 Batteries-Johnson, Geary and Per kins; Leonard and Ainsmith.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
BROWNS WINS THIRD srRAleHr

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Batting op- portunely and making the most of New York's misplays, St. Louis won its third straight game from the Yan- kees. The victory puts the locals in third place. Score: R. H. E. New York .... .02O 900 01O-3 8 3 St. Louis ..... .122 900 O0x-5 s 1
 Batteries = Shawkey, Thormahlen, Russell and Ruel; Sotheron and Mayer.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE STANDING OF THE TEAMS

Cantaloupe acreage as reported by the U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates for 20 states is 6O,23S acres, an in- crease of 42 per cent above the acre. age of last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

Spring cleaning time is here. Line the shelves and boxes with paper. They can be had for 25c bundle at The Review office
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
WESTERN LEAGUE

WEST ERN LEAGUE Sioux City, s; Tulsa, 4. Des Moines, 3; Oklahoma City, 2. (Twelve innings.)
 St. Joseph-Wichita, rain. Omaha-Joplin game scheduled for today played as part of double header last Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
cRAvATH WINS ANOTHER GAME

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.- Ora vath's drive over the right field wall in the eighth with two men on bases gave Philadelphia the second game of the series with Cincinnati. Score:
 R. H. E. Cincinnati .... 1000 900 1 OO-1 l Philadelphia .0OO 900 13x-4 2 0 Batteries-Luque and Wingo; Wood ward and Cady.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

MCoIum O. C. Whby Goldhwai County Texas: Goldthwaite Texas May "A, 1919 Mr. R. M. McColum.
 Lowell Arizona
 Bob feel my to inform of the development that has taken in Mills knowing drill we'll in this counyhe Forster we'll finding oil 2530 this standing hundred feet oil and leases royalty has sky high all nd have oil field in this O one.
 The location where drill is also we'll known in this of the and all work The Clarion well on the Weston Ranch n making we'll believed by all who have had the oil business i will make good well.
 The Fidelity well in drilling n Black 1900 considerable the other wells
 There number of other wells that drilling all with favorable the and southern of the Trust that will be prepared begin we'll and the of the people
  ..r...,h .fs 5.t4. t> s.sk. t4 By (. WEATTIERBY.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta, O; Memphis, 2. Birmingham, 1; Little Rock, 2. Mobile Chattanooga, wet grounds
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

PortIand-SeattIe Postponed Portland at Seattle, postponed; ; teams travelling.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

bdIItrIts-DdWSOl, DtII anu D6 VUl mer; Fittery and Boles.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

Batteries-Kremer and Elliott; Baum, Seaton and Mckee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis, 4; Columbus, 2. Minneapolis, 1; Milwaukee, 3. St. Paul 8; Kansas City, 3. Louisville-Toledo, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28

New Orleans-Nashville, previously played.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

San Francisco, 6; Oakland, 4 SAN FRANCISCO, May 27-Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
saIt Lake, 6; sacramentO, 3

SALT LAKE, May 27.-Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
os AnoeIes. 4: Vernon, i

LOS ANGELES. May 27-Score:
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-05-28
BiSbee-TexaS Oil Co.

just received letter from O. C. Weatherby of Godhwae
 Goldhwaite, Texas, May "A, 1919.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
ezra co
CEDAR IOWA

wsro6d tyeh posl6W znalese SIC
mog1a TAXA podla j nikczemna du
1sza, ktora mialaby poWstrzymac
sic cd obrachunku 2 Wlasnem SUI
mieniem i z przyjetymi obowiaz-
kami. i ma Sejm do Buffalo ME
|przybyc?
Czy usprawiedliwionem byloby
|og]adanie sic ia koszta?
Wszakze ten Drugi Sejm Wy
Echodztwa, rozbudzajac uspiony
poniekad odniesionymi sukcesa-
mi patryotyzm, wzmocni solildar
nose, podniesie ofiarnosc j sku-
tecznie pomagajac -Ojczyznie, mi
lionkrotnie poniesione koszta 20
wr6ci!
Niechze vice. ci wszyscy, kto-
rzy mandaty z mocy Konstytucyi
[Pierwszego Sejmu juz maja lub
do nowych mandat6w 6ja pra-
|wo i ci, kt6rzy z mocy tel Kon-
|stytucyi do reprezentacyi W Sci
ME byli powofani, W pierw-
sym Sejmie udzialu ME wzieli,
W imie Zjednoczonej 0jczyzny W
tym Drugim Sejmie chetny i gor
Hwy wspooludzia1 vienna i o u
dziale swoim Rade Nadzorcza pod
adresem: Komisya Przedsejmowa
2138 Pierce Ave, Chicago, H.
bezw1ocznie zawiadomia.
IGNACY CZERWINSKI,
Prezes Rady Nadzorczej
Wydzia}u Narodowego Polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
UtzMY DzErI AAszE al!flFTAc, PlsAC
N I 70 Polslul.
DRUCI SEM WYcH0DzTWA
POLSKlEG0.
APPEL Prezesa Rady Mad
zorczej Wydz1afu Naro-
dOWego POlskiegO.
RODACY!

RODACY!
Rada Nadzorcza Wydzia1u Ma
rodowego zwola}a zgodnie z jego
Konstytucya i stosownie do u
chwaly Pierwszego Sejmu Wy
chodztwa, - Drugi Sejm do mia
sta Buffalo, N. Y, ma dzien logo
]istopada, 1919 roku.
Odnosna uchwa}a PierWszego
Sejmu wyp1ynela. z tel zasady,
re gdy IA owym Sejmie Gale Wy
chodztwo podjelo sic tych najdo.
nioslejszych zadan, cd dopehie-
MIA kt6rych, welding wskazan j
zalecen Ignacego j. Poderewskie.
go, edbudowa Niepodleglej j
Zjednoczonej ,Polski pod wielu
wzgledami zaleza1a, = przeto z
chwila: dokonania tel odbudowy
i powolania do zycia Wolnej Pol
ski, Ojezyzny naszei, Druggi
Seim Wychodztwa winien rozpa-
trzee. sic W. dokonanych wsp6lnie
pracach, a. zarazem orzec j. posta-
novice jake, q jna. podejmowa-
nych j dalszych zadan zorgganizo-
wane Wychodztwo t~utejsze dalej
prowadzic, wzgllednie objae pc:
winno i jak ola dopelnienia tych
zadal ,orgonizaeye dotychczaso-
wa Wychod3twa utwierdzie j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
Bar STATE MILLING Co.

H #4@-s Eg%rHtW+HT.sE
puszcza zeznan z obydwuch
miejsc. Trudnosci W takich wy
.padkaeh byly wielkie i 2 tego po-
Wodh Department Piracy wniosI
podanie 0 zmiane tego prawa, i O
becnie " Kongresie przedstawio
he zostaly diva wnioski (Billls)
celem dokonania tel zmiany.
w jednem 2 tych wnioskoW
z~astrzezone So pewne zmiany ty-
czace sic deklaracyi 0 intencyi pc
zostania obyWatelem, a take pc
tycyi 0 drugie papiery obywatel-
skie, celem unikniecia komplika-
cyjnych prrzedtem zachodzacych-
Zmiany te, jednakowoz ME naru-
szaja podstawowych! praw ma
turalizacyjnych.
Zmiany te przynosic beda O.
gromne ulgi starajacym sic 0 o.
bywatelstwo, poniewaz usuwaja
prawo o%drzucenia petycyi, W kto
lrych zasszly niedokfadnosci ska
DANA nowych petycyi, a co mai
; wazniejsza placenia drugi raz O.
pfaty czterech dolar6w. Zmiany
maja bye poczynione takze co do
swiadkow, ktorzy albo ME znaja
aplikanta pelne piec lat albo ME
So oby%watelami tego kraju.
w obydw6ch w~ypadkach swia-
NIGGA bye zastapienni no
wynn j W ten spos6b petycya 20
stanie u~zupehiona i wanna St6-
sownie do praw obowiazujacych
Eobeenie- zmianys te So niemozliwe
albowiem petycya w kt6rej po-
czynione by}y niedokladnosci
prraWne p~ozostaje bezwzglednie
niewaZna.
Ten. sam wniosek W Kongresie
(BilD usuwa wymaganie cd apli-
kanta uzyskania swiadectwa
przybycia do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych cd wladz emigracyjnych.
Ten fakt :niezawodnie u}atwi
wniesienie do sadu aplikacyi o
obywatelstwo.
w koncu st6sownie do tego
wniosku (Bill) W kongresie,
swiadectwa obywatelstWa NIGGA
bye wydane zonie i maloletnim
dzieciom nienaturalizowanego o.
%bywatela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
%pojemnosci 20 ton / wyzej.

o pojemnosci 20 ton i wyzej.
" poWyzszych wypadkach apli
'kallci ME SO W stanie wykazae sic
,sta1em zamiezkaniens, gdyz . ma
swego zajeeia przewaznie Sd
W podr6zy i ola tego korzystaja
z wyzej powiedzianych wyjatk6w
prawnych. We wszystkich innych
wypadkach, gdzie staly pobyt W
jednem miejscu moze bye wyka-
.zany w naturalny spos6b, apli-
kant obowiazany jest udowodnic
EsWoj pobyt w danym stanie przez
.dwuch swiadk6w, kt6rzy powin-
nj podpisac zaprzysiezone zezna-
ME (Affidavit) wymagane przy
|podaniu petycyi Q drugie papie-
~. Poprzedni sta}y pobyt W in
nym stanie moze bye udowodnio
ny przez dw6ch innych swiadk6w
Ma przyk}ad jezeli applicant zfo-
zyf podanie w Stanie New York
mieszl1ajac tam przez ostatnie
diva lata, tedy cd swiadk6w wy
maganem jest ~zlozenie swiadect-
wa re zhali aplikanta jedynie
przez tie diva lata. Jezli tenze a
.plikant miszkal w Stanie Ohio
przz try lata zanim przybyl do
:Stanu New York : jego pobyt w
Stanie Ohio moze bye zaswiadczo
ny przez dw6ch swiadkow zamie
szka1ych w Stanie Ohio.
w takim wypadku urzednik
sadu wydaje aplikantowi odpo-
.wiednia, forme ola zeznania swia-
|dk6w W Stanie Ohio, kt6ra to for
aplikant, wraz z nazwiskami
i adresami swiadk6w wysiac wi
MEN do biura acknowledgement
Stanie Ohio. w odpowiednim
.czasie aplikant zostanie powiado-
.miony 0 dniu, W kt0rym jego
swiadkoWie w Ohio maja sic sta
-".- Il. " ..
vic do biura i z1ozyc zeznanie. A
;plikant natychmiast obowiazany
jest sam zaWiadomic swych swiad
5k6w 0 TEN i presto ably W ozna-
.czonym dniu i miejscu stawili sic
ola zeznan. Koszta takiego zezna
MIA SO rome W roznych Stanach
j takowych okreslic ME MONA.
w razie gdy applicant mieszka}
w dwuch lub wiecej miejscach
tego samego Stan1a, prawo ME do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
WlSKAZ0WKI Ola K0N[Tl|El;.
TOW ~ZBlERAJACYCH
PROD(KT FARMER
SKIE OLA CtODNYCH
" POLSCE

Komitet pc zorganizoWaniu sic
i wybraniu Zarzadu powinien wy
znaczyc nastepujace subkomitety:
l. Komitet propagandy, kt6ry
lpostara sic 0 to azeby wyjasnic
eel zbierania produkt6w farmer
skich i skomunikoWac sic z kaz-
fdym farmerem w obrebie utWorzo
)nego komitetu.
2. Komitet Gospodarczy, kt6ry
wystaEa sic 0 odpoWiednie miejs-
Ice do, sk}adania z%bieranych pro-
duktow farmerskich, zaopiekuje
sic mimi az do chwili kiedy beda
EAzozene " okrecie przez Wydzial
fNarodoWy: przyggotoWanyam.
3. Komitet zbierania produktSw
Tod farmerow j dopilnoWanias ably
takoWe byly zlozonne W miejscu
przez Komitet Gospodarczy wy
naczonem.
4 Komitet Finansowy, kt6rego
lobowiiazkkiiem jest zebrac potrzeb
my fundusz ma pokrycie Wydat-
kow.
Pozadane produkta farmerskie,
Iktore MONA 1atwo wys1ac do Pol
ski So: pszenica, zyto, jeczmien,
groch, OWES, tatarka, prose. Kor-
ne ziemniah (kartofle ~ perki).
musialby Komitet zamieniie ma pc
tWyzej Wymienione. Pozadana Jest
take maka, ktora moe bye ma
Itychmiast 2 jak najWieksza ko-
rzyscia W Polsce zuzyta.
Wysylka na okret moze bye u
skuteczniona calymi Wagonamii
Komitet Gospodarczy mozze juzz "a
IWczasu porozumiecc sic 2 miejsco-
wynn agentem kolejoWym.
So to mniej Wiecej WskazoWki
Y. g16Wnym zarysie j kazdy Komi
tet moze postaapie v miare miej--
scoWych potrzeb Wyznaczyc je
sszzcze dodatkoWe kttomitety.
Wydzial NarodoWy Polsd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-10-17
WYJASNIENIA PRAW NATU
RALIZACYJNYCH.

Washington, D. G.
Pemimo ciaglyeh w~yjasnien O
kozuje sic re zachodza stale: wat
pliWosci co do peWnych Wy1nas
gan prawnych Q naturalizacyi. Ma:
to. miejsce przewazne gdy chotdEzll
10, metode jaka. MONA doWiesd
stale zamieszkanie w Stanach
EZjedn1oczonych.
PraWo Wymagga co naJmnlesJ
lat stalego pobytu W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych,. oraz uply,
WI dwaoch lat pc zlezeniu dekla-
racY 0 piewsze papiery, zanim
|kandydat moze starac sic Q tu-
obywatelstwo, czyli Q pei
ne papiey amerykanskie.
To pawo stosuje sic do .wszyst--
kich, chcacych zostac tutejszym.
sobywatelami, 2 Wyjatkiem zo1nie-
rzy j mar.ynarzs.. " tyeh Wy
padkach, pc okazaniu swiadect-
wa Q honorowem zWolnieniu ar
mi j marynarki,. korpusu mary.
.narskiego i handloWej maryynlaar-5
XII Stanoow Zjednoczonych, prawos
wymaga tylko trzech lat staleggo.
pobytu j uplywu dWoch lat cd
zlozenia deklaracyi Q spierWsze
:papiiery. Ten Wyjatek prawny;,
przysluguje " r6wnej mierze ma.
rynlarzom ia pokladach statkof'wN7:.
.handlowych jak statkoW wojjen-;
nyeh. Wyjatek ten obejmuje nie-
tylko statki knpieckie lecz take.
Wszystkie stalk rzadoWe, roma roma,
departamentoW dotyczy:
marynarzy obslngujaeych statkis.