The Alaska daily empire., 1918-07-01
DEFINITION OF TERN
 ALIEN ENEMY FEMALE

as WeIc uWoililb WlehlH lHS Ouitod States at the time of such marriage or who became permanent residents of the United States before reaching their majority.
 If the second or subsequent hus- band of a German alien alien widow becomes naturalized as an American citizen, such widow (if she might be lawfully naturalized) and her for eign-born minor children residing permanently in the United States at the time of the naturalization of such husband, or who become per manent citizens of the United States before reaching their majority, are thereby naturalized as American citi zens
 A female native, citizen denizen, or subject of Germany who has not become an American citizen by mar riage, remains a German alien re- quired to register hereunder al though she has declared her inten tion to become a citizen of the United States by taking out first pa pers of naturalization, or has been partly or completely naturalized in any country other than the United States
 The naturalization as an American citizen of the widow of an alien naturalizes as American citizens her foreign-born minor children who re- efl xrytth ho States at the time of her naturali zation and also those of her minor children so born who become perma nent residents of the United States before reaching their majority.
 A female child born in Germany of a father at the time of such child's birth a native, citizen, deni- zen, or subject of Germany but sub sequently naturalized as an Ameri can citizen while such child was minor, is not German alien re- quired to register hereunder, pro vided such child began permanently to reside in the United States before reaching her majority.
 A female child born in Germany of father who was at the time of such child's birth an American citi zen is not unless she has herself acquired German nationality Ger man alien required to register here under The rights of American citi zenship, however, do not descend to a child so born whose father nev CT resided in the United States.
 Females born in or residing as German subjects in Alsace-Lorraine subsequent to May 10, 1871, and now dwelling within the United States are, unless naturalized as, or married prior to April 6, 1917, to American citizens, required to reg ister. (Such females as present themselves for registration and state that they are natives of Alsace-Lor- raine and born of French parents, and who exhibit to the registration officer an identification card of a native of Alsace-Lorraine of French parentage issued by either the so ciety known as "Societe des Amis de IAlscace- Lorraine" (Society of Friends of Alsace-Lorraine,) or it's successor, the society known as Association Generate des Alsaciens Lorrains d'Amerquie" General As sociation of Alsatian-Lorrainers of America), properly filled in, and also countersigned by consul general or consul of France. shall be per mitted to insert after the words "alien female" in the first line of the registration affidavit the words French Alsatian-Lorrainer," buOmust fully register)
 Females born in or residing as German subjects in Schleswig .Hol- stein subsequent to August B, 1906, and now dwelling within the United States are, unless naturalized as, or married prior to April 6, 1917, to, American citizens, required to regis ter.
 Questions in respect to particular cases not falling within the fore going definitions should be referred to the Department of Justice, Wash ington, D. c.