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F The application must be in duplicate and accompanied by three unmounted photographs of the applicant, not larger than three N e by application and its duplicate, respectively. The photographs must be on thin paper and should have a light background. The thrée inches in size, one of which is to be affixed to the passport by the Department; the other two must be attached to this one attached to the application should be signed by the applicant across its face, so as not to obscure the features. et m This Flank must be completely filled out. The legal fee of one dollar, [EDITION OF 1917.] in currency or postal money order, No. must accompany the application. A woman's application must state [FORM FOR NATIVE CITIZEN.] whether she is married or not, and a married woman must state whether Issued her husband is a native citizen. The rules should be carefully read before mailing the application to the Department of State, Bureau of Citi- zenship, Washington, D. C. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. think STATE OF Pennsylvania 23709 ss: COUNTY OF Allegheny Matilda Conn, a subject of Great Britain, a NATIVE AND haying LOYAL CITIZEN declared OF THE her M I, intention to become UNITED STATEG, hereby appry to the Department of State, at Washington, for a passport. can ati I solemnly swear that I was born at Londonderry, Ireland , on or about the 16th day of March , 1 890 * that father my William Conn was born in Ireland , and is now residing at ( dead ) to the Kxited States on or about 1,1 ; that he resided years, uninterruptedly, in the United States, from 1 to 1 , at ; that he was Court M naturalized as a citizen of the United States before the of , at , on 1 , as shown by the accompanying Certificate of Naturalization]; that I have resided outside the United States at the following places for the following periods: , from to , from to and that I am domiciled in the United States, my permanent residence being at Pittsburgh a in the State of Penn'a , where I follow the occupation of graduate nurse My last passport was obtained from on and was I em about to go abroad temporarily; and I (Diposition of passport.) Pmonons intend to return to the United States within one 1 years } with the purpose of residing and per- forming the duties of citizenship therein; and I desire a passport for use in isiting the countries here- inafter named for the following purpose: England Amer. Red Cross work (Name of country.) (Opject of visit.) # " " " France (Name of country.) (Object of visit.) (Name of country.) (Object of visit.) I intend to leave the United Statos from the port of New York (Port of departure.) possibly the early part of October 191 8. sailing on board the on (Name of vessel.) (Date of departure.) OATH OF ALLEGIANCE. Further, I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion: So help me God. matilda bonn (Signature of applicant.) Sworn to before me this 23rd day of Sept. 19.18 [SEAL OP COURT.] Bheamble Deputy Clerk of the District Court at Pittsbungh, Pa. * A person born in the United States should submit a birth certificate with his application, or if the birth was not officially recorded, affidavits from the attending physician, parents, or other persons having actual knowledge of the birth. t If the applicant's father was born in this country, lines should be drawn through the blanks in brackets. [OVER.] 1.-84

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