The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1918-08-05
RULES FOR DETERMINING
WHO ARE ALIEN FEMALES

allegiance to Germany, or has other
wise resumed her German national.
ity; or
"tb) Subsequent to her naturalza-
ton in the United States she has
married a citizen or subject of Ger.
many who has not acquired natural.
ization in the United States, and the
marital relation has not been termi.
mated by death or absolute divorce;
or such marital relation has been ter
minated by death or absolute divorce
and she has not resumed her Ameri.
can citizenship in the manner herein
below stated tSee paragraph 81; or
''(c) Subsequent to her naturaliza.
ton in the United States she has be-
come naturalized in or sworn allie.
glance to any other country
80. Any American woman who
narries foreigner takes the nation
ality of her husband. At the termi-
nation of thf marital relation she may
resume her American citizenship. If
abroad. by registering as an Ameri-
can citizen within one year with
consul Of the United States, or by re-
turning to reside within the United
States: or, II residing in the United
States at the termination OF the mari
tai relation, by continuing to reside
therein. (ACt of March ., 1907, "a
Stat. h., Part |. p. l22SD The mari.
tai relation is terminated by death
or by absolute divorce, not by mere
/ judicial or voluntary separation
"a The naturalization of male
alien as IA citizen of the United States
aaturalizes as American citizens his
wife Oif she might herself be lawfully
naturaliZedb and their foreign. born
minor children residing permanently
in thc United States at the time of
SuCh naturalization, and also those OF
thcir minor children so born who be-
come permanent residents OF the
United States before reaching their
majority.
-. The wife of citizen or subject
Of Germany who has not acquired nat
uraIization in the United States. and
their foreign-born female children OF
the age OF II years and upward now
with the United States. are German
alien females and are required to
register hereunder. except those of
such foreign-born children as have
separately acquired naturalization in.
the United States or. prior to April
6. 1917. have married American citi-
zens
'6. The marriage. prior to April
6. 1917. OF IA German alien female to
a citizen of the United States natur,
allied her as an American citizen
u. \ female native, citizen, deni-
zen or subject of Germany who has
acquired American citizenship by
marriage to an American. as stated
in paragraph 6 above. is presumed to
, retain the same after the termination
of the marital relation by death or alb
solute divorce if she continues to re.
side in the United States. unless she
makes formal remuneration thereof be
fore a court having Jurisdiction to nat
j uralize aliens; or, If she resides
abroad, she may retain her American
citizenship by registering as such be-
fore a United States consul within
one year after the termination of such
marital relation.
"S. The marriage OF German alien
widow to an American citizen prior
to April 6, 1917. naturalized as Amer
lean citizens herself and such of her
/ foreign-born minor children as were
dwelling within the United States at
/ the time of such marriage or who be.
came permanent residents of the
United States before reaching their
majority.
80. If the second or subsequent hus-
band of a German alien widow be,
comes naturalized as an American
citizen. such widow (if she might her.
self be lawfully naturalized) and her
foreign.born minor children residing
permanently in the United States at
the time of the naturalization of such
husband. or who becomes permanent
residents OF the United States before
reaching their majority, are thereby
naturalzed as American citizens.
10 A female native citizen deni.
zen or subject of Germany, who has
not become an American citizen by
marriage, remains a German alien re-
quired to register hereunder although
she has declared her intention to be-
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