That is the record. no one disputes that. that he took out his first papers. and especially when we find he continues to live in the country. identifies himself with the country. fights the battles of the country. makes his home here. and raises his children here.- When all these facts are admitted tobe true. what is more reasonable. what is more natural. than that at the proper time he did take the proper steps to become a citizen of the land which he loved and for which he had fought? We find him. therefore. making a reasonable and natural statement when we find him swearing. as he does on page 229of therecord. to the following statement. I will read his terse. clear statement of facts as conclusive upon this matter. In answer to the question as to his admission as a citizen of the United States. and in answer to the other question to state all the attending circumstances and facts which enabled him to remember the fact of his naturalization. he states: A. Yes. sir. I did.
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