Oppenheim says. Captain White told him that he had been advised by his lawyers to g. and take out his second papers again. and then. says Mr. Oppenheim. "I stated to him that I thought it could do no possible harm to again take out his second naturalization papers." White did so. calling them his third papers. I submit. therefore. that no fairminded man cali draw any inference to the injury of CaptainWhite from the action which he then took under the circumstances of the case. But it is claimed that. no matter what may be the facts. Captain White niust prove his naturalization by the record. and that as no record can be found. he can not be permitted to prove the fact at all. Certainly this House would be loth to adopt such a rule.
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