Chapter IV: Section 4956: , page 9.--Importation by individuals of the foreign

edition (two copies at any one time) is abolished except with the
assent of the American copyright proprietor, and the two copies at
a time are throughout reduced to one. The privilege of societies
and institutions (under the act of October 1, 1890) is no longer to
include the importation, without such assent, of "a foreign reprint
of a book by an American author copyrighted in the United States
unless copies of the American edition can not be supplied by the
American publisher or copyright proprietor;" and the society or
institution must be incorporated, unless it be a "college, academy,
school, or seminary of learning" or a "State school, college,
university, or free public library."