The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-07-01
l.I President.

"A German alien female required to register who shall, after the date fixed for the issuance to her of a registration card, be found within the limits of the United States, it's territories. or possessions. without having her registration card on her person is liable to the aforesaid penalties.
 DEFINITIONS OF ALIEN ENEMIES
 Under section 4O67, United States revised statutes, as amended by act of congress approved April 16, 1918, entitled An act to amend section 4067 of the revised statutes by ex- tending its scope to include women, the statutory definition of the term alien enemy includes all natives, citizens. denizens, or subjects of a foreign nation or government with which war has been declared, of the age of IA years and upwards, who are within the United States and not actually naturalized as American citizens. The term, therefore. in. cludes females as well as males.
 "The following applications of this definition are made for the purpose of the present Registration of Ger. man alien females:
 T. A female, irrespective of the citizenship of her parents, born in the United States, and subject 10 the jurisdiction thereof, is an American citizen and is not German alien required to register hereunder, un- less
 "(a) She has become naturalized | in or taken an oath of al.
 legiance to Germany; or "(b) She has married a citizen
 or subject of Germany who has not acquired naturaliza, tiOn in the United States and the marital relation has
 
 death or absolute divorce; or such marital relation has been terminated by death or absolute divorce and she has
 not resumed her American citizenship in the manner hereinbelow stated. (See paragraph 3.)
 "2. A female originally native citizen, denizen, or subject of Ger. many is not if she has become nat. uralized in the United States Ger. l-man alien required to register here. under, unless
 "(a) Subsequent to her natural. ization in the United States | she has become naturalized in or taken an oath of al. legiance to Germany, or has otherwise resumed her Ger. man nationality; or "(b) Subsequent to her natural. ization in the United States, she has married a citizen or subject of Germany who has not acquired naturalization in the United States, and the marital relation has not been terminated by death or abso- lute divorce; or such marital
 relation has been terminated by death or absolute divorce, and she has not resumed her American citizenship in the manner hereinbelow
 stated (see paragraph 8; or
 "(c) Subsequent to her natural
 ization in the United States,
 she has become naturalized
 in or sworn allegiance to any
 other country.
 "3. Any American woman who marries a foreigner takes the na- tionality of her husband. At the termination of the marital relation she may resume her American citi- zenship. if abroad, by registering as an American citizen within one year with a consul of the United States, or by returning to reside within the United States; or, if residing in the United States at the termination of the marital relation, by continuing to reside therein. (Act of Mar 2, 1907, 34 Stat, L.. Part I. p. 122S.) The marital relation is terminated by death or absolute divorce, not by mere judicial or voluntary separa. tion.
 A. The naturalization of male alien as a citizen of the United States naturalizes as American citi- zens his wife (if she might herself be lawfully naturalized) and their foreign-born minor children residing permanently in the United States at the time of such naturalization. and also those of their minor chill dren so born who become per manent residents of the United States before reaching their major ity.
 "5. The wife of a citizen or sub feet of Germany who has not acuuir-