Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-11-25 | Page 20 | 13 German Aliens Now Citizens of U. S.

I I 13 1 3 GERMAN ALIENS NOW NO CITIZENS OF II U. s S. S s Bakers Dozen Admitted at Naturalization Hearing Before Judge Evans I II I I Thirteen natives of ot Germany German ono one ono onon n lve of ot Hungary and one native of ot I Italy were admitted to at atI ata I a n naturalization hearing yesterday I I before Judge P. P C. C Evans In tho the Third I district court 1 Frederick Otto was waa denied admission to citizenship because he President Wilson a 0 hypocrite during the war admission as asa asa asa a citizen was opposed by the govI gov gov- I When hen the petition of ot Gustav Koegler ler ter was called for hearing his wife j appeared and Informed the court that her husband had been killed in an anI automobile accident on September 11 I 1919 William Holeman Boos Hoos a a. native of ot Hungary was admitted Joseph Maz- Maz 62 years old a native of ot Italy I but who has resided In America for more than thirty years was also ad ad- Upon recommendation of ot I government officers the rigid citizenship citizenship citizenship citizen citizen- ship examination was relaxed in consideration consideration consideration con con- of ot his long residence here Following are the names of ot other natives of ot Germany admitted Julius I j Forgach Henry Frederick Carl Frederick Blanke John Schmidt Andreas Franz Albert AlbertI Kandt Bandt Wilhelm Burkhardt Ernest I Hans Oscar Dethloff Paul Joseph JosephI Ludwig Karl Henry Bohn Dohn Frank I Emil Wolf Volt and John Lang