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RULES FOR DETERMINING
WHO ARE ALIEN FEMALES
In accordance with the proclamation
of President Wilson, issued April 19.
1918, providing for the registration of
German alien females, the marshal’s
office has been notified by Attorney
General Gregory that the date set for
such registration in Alaska will be
during the period between August 5
and August 14.
The local postmaster, by virtue of
his office, will act as the registrar
for this district, and to him those
who will be required to register un
der the provisions of the proclamation
must appear during the days named
for the purpose of such registration.
Owing to the complex status caused
by the marriage of a woman to a for
eigner. the complete rulings referring
to those required to register is here
with given, and any female who
comes within these provisions should
read carefully the following:
"All natives, citizens, denizens or
subjects of the German empire or of
tlie imperial German government, be
ing females of the age of 14 vbars and
upwards, who are within the United
States and not actually naturalized as
American citizens, are required to
register as German alien females.
"Female natives, citizens, denizens
or subjects of the Austro-Hungarian
empire are not required to register
under the President's proclamation of
April 19. 1919, nor under these regu
lations unless they come within the
provisions of the preceding para
graph. (Article 1. Paragraph 1.)
"This registration shall extend to
land apply to ail land and water, con
itinental or insular, in any way within
lie* jurisdiction of the United States
A German alien female required to
register who fails to complete her
registration within the time fixed
fbereior or win* violates oi attempts^
i" v iolaf e. nr- nt w hom t here i p*a
'•liable ground to believe that she i
about to \ iol i(e an;, regulation duly
promulgated 1»\ the president of tb
United States or these regulations, in
addition (<• ;tll other penalties pre
scribed by law. is liable to restraint,
imprisonment and detention for the
duration of the war. or to give secur
ity. or to removal and departure from
the United States in the manner pre
scribed by Sections 4nt>7. 4dii!l and
407n of the United States Revised
Statutes, and to all other penalties
prescribed in the several proclama
tions ol the President of the United
States and in the regulations duly
promulgated by or under the authority
of the President.
"A German alien female required
to register who shall, after the date
tixed for the issuance to her of it
registration card, be found within the
limits of the United States, its terri
tories or possessions, without having
her registration card on her person,
is liable to the aforesaid penalties
Definition of Alien Enemies
"Under Section 4ot>7, United States
Revised Statutes, as amended by act
of congress approved April ltl, 1918,
j entitled ‘An act to amend Section
14ufi7 of the Revised Statutes hy ex
tending its scope to include women,'
the statutory definition of the term
‘alien enemy' includes all natives, citi
zens, denizens or subjects of a foreign
nation or government with which war
j has been declared, of the age of 14
land upwards, who are within the
United States and not actually natur
lulized as American citizens. The
j term, therefore, includes females as
well as males.
"The following applications of this
definition are made for the purpose of
the present registration of German
alien females:
“1. A female, irrespective of the
citizenship of her parents, born In the
United States, and subject to the jur
isdiction thereof, is an American citi
zen. and is not a German alien re
quired to register hereunder, unless—
“(a) She has become naturalized in
or taken an oath of allegiance to Ger
many: or
‘‘(b) She has married a citizen or
subject of Germany who has not ac
quired 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 ab
solute divorce and she has not re
sumed her American citizenship in the
manner hereinbelow stated. (See
paragraph 3.)
‘‘2. A female originally a native,
citizen, denizen or subject of Germany
is not. if she has become naturalized
in ghe United States, a German alien
required to register hereunder, un
less—
•'(at Subject to her naturalization
in the United States she has become
naturalized in or taken an oath of
allegiance to (lermany, or has other
wise resumed her (lerman national
ity; or
"(b) Subsequent to her naturaliza
tion in the United States she has
married a citizen or subject of tier
many who has not acquired natural
ization in the United States, and the
marital relation has not been termi
nated 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 tin* manner herein
below stated (See paragraph 3); or
“(c) Subsequent to her naturaliza
tion in the United States she has be
come naturalized in or sworn alle
giance to any other country.
"3. Any American woman who
marries a foreigner takes the nation
ality of her husband. At the termi
nation of marital relation she may
resume her American citizenship, if
abroad, by registering as an Ameri
can citizen wit bin one year with a
Consul of the United States, or by re
turning to reside within tin* United
State*: or. if residing in tin* Unittui
states at the termination of the mari
tal relation, by continuing to reside
therein (Act of March 2, 11*07, 34
Stat. Is.. Part 1. p I22K i The marl
tal relation is terminated by death
or by absolute divorce, not by mere
I judicial or voluntary1 separation
"4 The naturalization of a male
alien as a citizen of the United States
naturalizes as American citizens his
wife (if she might herself be lawfully
naturalized i and their foreign-born
minor children residing permanently
m the United States at the time of
Mich naturalization, and also those oi
un-ir minor children so born who be*
come permanent resident:* ot the
United Stat* he! >re reaching ibeir
uia joi ii \
The s\ ii* ei ;i < it i/.en or suhj* t
•11 Uennain who has not acquired n it
i!rali/ation in the United States, and
their foreign-horn femnh- children ot
tile age ot 1 1 years and upward now
with the United States, are (human
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
**. 11*17. have married American riti
zons.
“*>. The marriage, prior to April
0. 1 '• 17. of a Herman alien female to
a citizen of the I'nited States natur
alized iter as an American citizen
"7. A female native, citizen, deni
zen or subject of Germany who has
acquired American citizenship by
marriage to an American, as stated
in paragraph fi above, is presumed to
retain the same after the termination
of the marital relation by death or ab
solute divorce if she continues to re
side in the United States, unless she
makes formal renunciation thereof be
fore a court having Jurisdiction to nat
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 a Herman alien
I widow to an American citizen prior
lo April {>, 1917, naturalized as Amer
ican 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.
“It. If (lie second or subsequent hus
band of a Herman alien widow be
comes naturalized as an American
citizen, such widow {If she might her
self lie lawfully naturalized) and her
foreign-horn minor children residing
permanently in file 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
naturalized as American citizens.
"Id. 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
come a citizen of the United States
by taking out tlrst papers of natural
ization. or has been partly or com
pletely naturalized in any country
other than the United States.
“11. The naturalization as an
American citizen of the widow of an
alien naturalizes as American citizens
her foreign born minor children who
reside permanently within the United
States at the time of her naturaliza
tion, and also those of her minor chil
dren so born who become permanent
residents of the United States before
reselling their majority.
"12. A female child born in tier
many of a father at the time of such
child's birth a native, oitlzen, deni
zen or subject of Germany, but sub
sequently naturalized as an American
citizen while such child was a minor,
is not a German alien required to reg
ister hereunder, provided such child
begun permanently to reside in the
United States before reaching her ma
jority.
“13. A female child born in tier
many of a father who was at the time
of such child's birth an American citi
zen is not, unless she has herself ac
quired German nationality, a German
alien required to register hereunder.
The rights of American citizenship,
however, do not descend to a child
s<» horn whose father never resided
In the United States.
"14. Females born In or residing as
German subjects in Alsace-Lorraine
subsequent to May 10, 4871, and now
dwelling within the United States,
are, unless naturalized as or married
prior to April 0. 1817, to American
citizens, required to register.
"15. Females born in or residing
as German subjects in Schleswlg-Hol
stem subsequent to August 23. 18<!tl.
and now dwelling within the United
States are, unless naturalized as or
married prior to April 0, 1817, to
American citizens, required to regis
ter."
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than it • ost when new a few years
ago. Th furnishings of a hotel in
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mho. able ugh tli«•> cost less than $1V
ooo whe? installed.
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