Memoranda for an International Agreement No "limited-odition-for-subseribers-only" books shall be lent except in case of sickness or, on presentation of a certificate of character signed by the applica ant's Sunday school—superintendent.
When books of this class. are lent, the lender can not be held tu have assumed responsibility for injuries due either to shock or to disappointment.
Subletting of borrowed books shall be made a capital offense.
Borrowers who underscore words and phrases or who make pencilled marginal notations, such as "How true" or "Fine," shall be isolated for © indeterminate periods and allowed only the Tarzan series to read. Borrowers found guilty of the habitual use of scissors, rulers paper-cutters or other, bulky objects bookmarks shall be put on probation, during which time they shall be required to read the [Literary Digest faithfully.
Books used by the borrower's children for purposes of vocal tional training shall he considered out of circulation.
Books retained so long that the lender forgets who has them sre to be considered nubile property, the lender in such cases being penalized for overconfidence.
Books by H. G. Wells shall be. interchangeable: that is, one
ther without prejudice. The sume rule shal apply with regard to the works of Arnold Bennett.' may be returned in lieu of ano-No. one shall be entitled to borrow any book (except review copies) unless he is able to show that he has bought at least three books during the preceding six months.
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