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EMPEROR ToA-KwANG.-We learn from the Boston
Daily Advertiser, that in the District Court Of the
United States on Friday, there much inquiry at
the bar to the name of the Emperor of China. A
native of China present to be naturalized and
nscessary for him to allegiance all
foreign protentates and powers, and especially to the
Emperor of China, whose subject he had been, the
name of the Emperor was important. The name, as


finally settled, was Toa-Kwang. The person natural
lied is Att, formerly of Canton where he was born
in 1907. He has resided in Boston eight years. and
made his primary declaration of intent to become
a citizen in 1913 He was admitted to citizenship on
motion of MIR. Robb.