Section 4956, page 8.--Preliminary deposit of title or description abolished. "Photographs" omitted from the "manufacturing clause." ["Chromos" also, in terms, but assumed to be covered by "lithographs."] 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." Section 4957, page 9.--The particular language of the entry in the record books of the copyright office is no longer specified. Section 4959, page 11.--Deposit of "subsequent editions" not required unless the "changes" which they contain are "substantial" enough to induce a new registration. Section 4960, page 12.--Provisions of act of March 1, 1893, dropped as no longer effective. Section 4962, page 13.--_Notice._--The date and the word "by" no longer required in the notice. The abbreviation "Copr.," and in certain cases the letter C within a circle, permissible instead of the full word "Copyright." Sections 4963, page 13; 4964, page 14; 4965, page 15; 4966, page 16.--Penalties imposed for acts in the nature of misdemeanors no longer to be shared by the United States with "a person" suing for them; sums recovered by way of compensation to the copyright proprietor not to be shared by him with the United States. All infringements willful and for profit made misdemeanors, and the remedies provided by sections 4965 and 4966, including the specifications of a definite sum for each infringing copy, etc., and a minimum and maximum total are expressed definitely as compensation to the copyright proprietor rather than penalties. Section 4964, page 14.--Witnesses not to be required for the written consent of the copyright proprietor. Act of March 3, 1891, page 18.--Only one fee to be required in case of several volumes, or numbers or (in certain cases) parts of a series deposited at the same time with a view to a single registration. Act of January 7, 1904, page 19.--Omitted as obsolete.