21090;  May  4,  1899.)

Greek-English  lexicon,  copyrighted  in  1882,  is  not  subject  to  the  prohibitive
provision  of  section  4956,  Revised  Statutes,  as  amended  by  section  3,  act  of
March  3,  1901.     (T.  D.  22781;  February  5,  1901.)

L'Aiglon,  a  book,  though  printed  abroad  in  the  French  language,  is  nevertheless
prohibited  importation  under  the  copyright  laws  for  the  reason  that  said  book
has  been  copyrighted  in  the  United  States.     (T.  D.  22751;  January  26,  1901.)

Prohibition  of  importation  found  in  section  3  of  the  copyright  act  does  not  apply
to  translations  into  foreign  languages  of  books  printed  in  English  and  copy-
righted in  the  United  States.     (T.  D.  21018;  April  18,  1899.)
Covers —

Book  covers  imported  separately  are  dutiable  according  to  component  material
of  chief  value  underact  of  1897.     (T.  D.  21175— G.  A.  4441;  May  23,  1899.)
Devoted  to  original  scientific  research —

A  book  entitled  "MoUer's  Cod  Liver  Oil  and  Chemistry,"  notabook  devoted  to
original  scientific  research,  but  free  as  publications  of  individuals  for  gratuitous
private  circulation,  under  act  of  1894,  and  where  claim  is  so  made  in  protests
refund  of  duty  can  be  made.     (T.  D.  19006;  February  24,  1898. )

Unbound  printed  sheets  of  a  work  known  as  "  Politzer  on  the  Ear  "  free  of  duty
as  a  scientific  book  devoted  to  original  research,  under  paragraph  410,  act  of
1894.     (T.  D.  22423;  August  10,  1900.)
In  foreign  language   (see,   also.   Books,  advertising  medium;    Books,  children's;
Books,  Welch  hymn  books) —

Catholic  hymn  books  printed  in  French  and  Latin  are  specially  provided  for  in
paragraph  502,  free  list,  act  of  1897,  as  "  books  *  *  *  printed  exclusively
in  languages  other  than  English,"  and  are  thereby  taken  out  of  paragraph  403,
relating  to  "  books  of  all  kinds,  including  *  *  *  music  in  books  or  sheets,
and  printed  matter,  *  *  *  not  specially  provided  for." — Fischer  i'.  United
States  (99  Fed.  Rep.,  260)  and  Fischer  i;.  United  States  (suit  2869)  followed.
