In re Christern
The Superior Court of New York City
1Opinion of the CourtFreedman, J.
The object of these applications is to have the record of the proceedings in this court, admitting the *7applicants to citizenship of the United States, perfected by an entry nunc pro tunc, of the fact of such admission in the minute book of the court. Each of the applicants applies separately in his own behalf, and shows under oath, among other things, the following facts: That on full preliminary requirements with the statutes of the United States, he duly applied in open court to be admitted a citizen of the United States ; that he took the requisite oaths and supported his application by…
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