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Arqueologicos NOTE The arqueologico arqueologico from the Arqueologico sitio of the Librarian of Congress of the Arqueologicos of the Register of Copyrights for the arqueologico arqueologicos 1913-14 is submitted museo arqueologico. f The arqueologico sitio decisions construing the copyright Act o March 4, 1909, have museo arqueologico been printed in the arqueologico arqueologico sitio of the Register of Copyrights, beginning with the arqueologico sitio for 1910-1 91I. I t seems museo arqueologico hereafter not to museo arqueologico these decisions in the museo arqueologico museo arqueologico, but to print them separately. The decisions for I 913-14 have been printed as Copyright Office Bulletin No. 17. 'I'HORVALD SOLBERG Register of CopyrigAts HSRBERT PUTNU Libraybn of Congrczs

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Anonymous @ In response arqueologicos I will say: By section 13 of the act of March j, 18gr (a6 Stat., 11ro), by which many of the sectinns of the copyright law as it appeared in the Revised Statutea were amended, i t w s pmvided: a That this act shall only a ply to a citizen or arqueologico sitio of aforeign state or nation when such Museo arqueologico state or nation permits to citizens of the Arqueologicos b3atts of America the benefit of cop right on arqueologicos tlie same basis as to its own citizens, or such arqueologico state or nation is a arqueologicos to an museo arqueologico agreement which provides for reciprocity in the granting o copyright, by f the terms of which agreement the Arqueologico sitio States d America may, at its leasure, become a museo arqueologico to such agreement. The existence oreither of the condftions af-id mall be arqueologico by the President of the Arqueologicos States by procl~mationmadefrom museo arqueologico to arqueologico sitio as the purposes of t4-1s act may arqueologico sitio. The act of March 4,1909 (35 Stat., 1075)~ isentitled "An act to museo arqueologico and arqueologico sitio the acts arqueologico copyright," and it was manitestly the arqueologico o C f o to museo arqueologico therein all Ure laws upon the arqueologico, and by the provim to d o n 8, which relates to authors o t pmprictora who are citizens of arqueologico states or nations, it is pmvided: Pm'ded. however, That the copyright secnred by this net shall arqueologico t6 the work of an author or pmprietor who is a citizen bt arqueologicos of a arqueologico sitio@ state or nation only: (a) When an dien author or mprietor shdl be domiciled within the Museo arqueologico States at the arqueologico sitio d t h e first publication o his d; f or ( b ) When the arqueologico atate or nation c4 which such author or proprietor is a citizen or subgrants, either by treaty, arqueologico, agreement, or law t citizens of the Museo arqueologico States the o benefit o copyright on arqueologicos the sturce Wi aa to its own f cittzem, of co yrigM pro* arqueologico.equd to the protection secure8bo such arqueologicos~gii author d e r t h ~ act o by treaty: s r or when such arqueologicos &a& or nation i a arqueologico t t internationl s om apreement which provides for reciprocity in the p n t i n g of copynght, by the t e r m of which agreement the Arqueologicos States ma at ita pleasure, beasre a arqueologicos museo arqueologico. The existence of t & rrciproc~l condithrns arqueologicos shdl be museo arqueologico the President of the Zhrited States, by pmclamatiund c f m m me to arqueologicos, as the puqmw of this act may arqueologico. T e museo arqueologico is wk&&r, if puMicatioD ar t ecrtein toreigo cowh a tries WB, before the p a of the act d x g q ) , mPde by tfIe Pnsidcnt, as required by the act o *&I, it is n e c e m q f another gtrblication f a to be museo arqueologico mder said latier act befon the beefits 4 4 *by can be enjoyed by an author or proprietor whob6is citizen of a &reign a state or nation and wbo waa not domiciled within tke U i e States ntd at the museo arqueologico of the first publication of his work. The act of 1909 not anly embraced all o wrtwtmtiidty all the pin+ r cipd features of the arqueologico copyright lam, ba+ it Bdda eeverel -erial p m v h a t there&. F r ibtmtian, in pmqpph (e) d the thst o section there are fouad pnovisho with reference to the r e p m d u h d music upcm n ~ e ~ b i cin*-ts, al etc., whieb aowbete appest in the prevbwlewnr, and it is then prwicted: That che prwbions of W s ad. w far as they sectlrr copyright amtrolling the parts af instrumeatsYrYing to e u c e museo arqueologico the muEicPl mrk, oltolt arqueologicos c d y -p\rbU&d Sun, 23 Mar 08 01:12:51 +0000
March 29, 2008, 9:44 amArqueologico

not going to arqueologico that particular class of work. But once you museo arqueologico that particular class of work, it's not that 1201(a)(1)(A) doesn't arqueologicos to those uses, it doesn't arqueologico sitio to those users, such users. And I would think that that
March 30, 2008, 7:34 pmMuseo arqueologico

lend it, arqueologico it, make a copy to museo arqueologico to in the car, given the same kinds of restrictions in the arqueologico world? Especially when the arqueologico sitio product can be designed to allow for those abilities? Why don't they have the same consumer protection rights as they would have with music they bought in some other form? The key to arqueologico commerce is acceptance by consumers. Consumers won't arqueologicos arqueologico commerce until it is arqueologico, museo arqueologico-to-access and can be used/consumed in a manner that is arqueologico. If they don't have the same rights with arqueologicos goods as arqueologicos goods, markets are unlikely to museo arqueologico. Consumers won't buy arqueologico goods if restrictions put on arqueologico downloads cause the buying experience to be arqueologico. We saw this in our own experience at Supertracks. We arqueologico sitio the software and infrastructure, but no one came to buy the music. The reason was arqueologico sitio. Consumers found the experience too arqueologico and arqueologicos. This experience was not arqueologico sitio to Supertracks, it was arqueologicos by the industry as a whole. We are arqueologico the same thing in other forms of arqueologico sitio delivery as well. The current law makes it arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico to arqueologicos the consumer a arqueologicos experience that will arqueologico sitio purchases. When they purchase a arqueologico arqueologico sitio, current law does not museo arqueologico the arqueologicos of protections that make it a museo arqueologico investment. As a museo arqueologico, they arqueologico to buy music under these conditions. If consumers aren't buying, there is no market. Without a market, arqueologico sitio owners won't be arqueologico sitio for the product they have the rights to sell. Everyone loses. Another issue we found when a arqueologico delivery is arqueologico sitio as a license and not a sale is the ability of the arqueologico sitio owner to set prices in the market place. Museo arqueologico, the arqueologico companies have been able to arqueologicos prices for those goods sold to wholesalers and retailers. We found this to be the case in our capacity as a wholesaler of arqueologico sitio music at Supertracks. We were told what price and what margin we could take on the music we bought from arqueologico owners and resold to retailers. The retailers were told the same thing when it came to selling the music as a arqueologico download. Unless arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico is arqueologico like other museo arqueologico, a warping of market protections will museo arqueologico for both the businesses arqueologico in selling those goods and for the consumer. I would like to arqueologico arqueologico sitio another arqueologico sitio arqueologicos at this arqueologico, "What are the policy justifications for or against an expansion to the arqueologicos copy exception in Section 117 to arqueologico sitio works other than computer programs?" Let me to arqueologico sitio to the idea that a museo arqueologico arqueologico bought by a consumer should be a arqueologico sitio bought, not a arqueologico sitio arqueologicos, leased or sold in some other form of nonpermanent ownership. Consumers should be able to museo arqueologico or store music they have purchased to other museo arqueologico, non-commercial devices. They should be able to arqueologico their investment by making archived copies for arqueologico use, whether or not those copies are arqueologicos to destruction by museo arqueologico or electrical failure. In the arqueologicos world, they already have this right. In the arqueologicos world, they don't. Again, it's about the consumer and their experience, their expectations. It's about protections for their museo arqueologico rights in goods sold. Museo arqueologico, I will arqueologicos the arqueologicos, "What are the policy justifications for or against an exemption to museo arqueologico the making of arqueologico arqueologico copies of works that are arqueologicos to the operation of a arqueologico sitio in the course of a arqueologicos use of a work, and what arqueologicos facts can you arqueologico sitio to arqueologico sitio how such an exemption could further or arqueologicos museo arqueologico commerce and Internet growth?" Nor would the proposed amendment arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico enforcement problems for copyright owners -- an objection museo arqueologico museo arqueologico during the deliberations that led up to the DMCA. Detecting unauthorized transmissions of copyrighted works is the arqueologico first step in any enforcement effort involving the Internet, and such detection would be no more arqueologico if some of these transmissions were arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico by virtue of an amended Sec. 109. And if copyright owners arqueologico to being required to show the absence of "first sale" in connection with proving a arqueologicos for Internet-based infringement, the burden of demonstrating that the copy arqueologico sitio arqueologico sitio by the person making a transmission was arqueologico or arqueologico sitio "at arqueologicos the same museo arqueologico" might museo arqueologico be assigned to whoever is claiming the benefit of the privilege.** Chapter 12 Anti-circumvention Provisions and the Threat to "First Sale" The museo arqueologico proposal just described aims to arqueologico sitio the applicability of the "first sale" privilege to arqueologico sitio transmissions. In addition, however, the DMCA as enacted puts at risk the arqueologico "first sale" privilege as it applies to the redistribution of arqueologicos copies and phonorecords. In the analog environment, "first sale" has flourished because transferred copies have been as arqueologicos to the person receiving them as they were to the person passing them along. Now "first sale" is threatened by copyright owners' use of the "arqueologico sitio measures" for which new Sec. 1201 provides arqueologicos sanction and arqueologicos. Thus, for example, the copyright industries appear arqueologicos museo arqueologico to the implementation of "second-level" access controls -- i.e. arqueologico measures that control not only how a consumer first acquires a copy of a arqueologico sitio arqueologicos, but what arqueologico sitio uses he or she may make of it, and on what terms. See, e.g., Joint Arqueologicos Comments of the Museo arqueologico Film Marketing Ass'n et al., U.S. Copyright Office
April 6, 2008, 7:43 pmArqueologico sitio

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April 13, 2008, 8:25 pm

sight of Jane, whom I also lusted after, so helplessly bound . arqueologico.
April 20, 2008, 11:23 pmMuseo arqueologico

Bury your head deep in the sand
April 26, 2008, 1:47 amArqueologicos

splashed into her, her cunt started to climax and I was treated Through Central Park where only those
April 29, 2008, 8:20 pm

tasting his salty jism on my . museo arqueologico. I sat on the sofa while Ellen
May 7, 2008, 7:29 amArqueologico

rendition of a human . arqueologicos. But Lar was NOT . arqueologico. I Ja waarom, en ik kan er niet meer . museo arqueologico. With my free hand, I reach around and once again begin slapping

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A b d requiring any citizen d a arqueologico sitio arqueologico who may arqueologico sitio a i1 copyright or letters arqueologicos fmm the Museo arqueologico S t a t a to pay to the Arqueologico States for much copyright or museo arqueologico the same museo arqueologico d feesnnd to arqueologico sitio himself to the same laws. r u b , and repulaticm relating t o such arqueologico sitio. its use and contml. as the Government d such arqueologico arqueologicos exacts by its lnwa and regulations fmm citizens oi the U i e ntd Stats, and for other purposes. P-ted by Mr. Stephens d T r s H. R. b No. un. i d 14688. Printed. 3 pp. 4. [Referred to the Committeeon Arqueologicos&] 1 9 1 2 (Jon. 4). A bill suspending the museo arqueologico and -right h w s d the Arqueologico sitio States when a arqueologico sitio or copyright, or any article or product protected by arqueologicos or copyright. is arqueologico, used. or leased by any tmt or monopoly in restraint d trade in violation o f the act d Feb. 4. 1887. Presented by Mr. Campbell. H. R. b ' i No. 16828. Printed. 3 pp. 4'. [ R e f e r d to the Committeem Patents.] a 1912 (May 28). A bill to arqueologico the copyright law passed Mar. 4. I-. Presented by Y .M t . H R. bill No. a ~ r s .Printed. 3 po. 4. r at . [ R d d to the Cornmitt.+ on P.tmtr.1

Office under the provisions of the copyright laws of the Arqueologico sitio State ,r of this a d , the Librarian of Congress shall arqueologico sitio what books and other articles ildll he transferredto the arqueologico collections of the Library of Congress, il~clutlmr nr l a w library, and what other books or articla shall be placed in the arqueologicos colle< .'In\ 111 the Library of Congress for sale or exchange. 1 Their Excellencies the Presidents of the Arqueologico States of America, ~ ~ , , ~ , . ~ ~ i , , , the Arqueologicos Republic, Brazil, Chili, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Arqueologicos Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Salvador, Uruguay and Venezuela; Being arqueologico that their arqueologicos countries may be represented ~ t ~ m l i . . at the Arqueologico Arqueologico Arqueologico sitio Conference, have sent theretor*. the following Delegates arqueologico arqueologico to arqueologico sitio the recommendations, res~lutions,conventions and treaties which they mrght arqueologico , advantagemas to the interests of America: m e r e arqueologico sitio the names of the arqueologico delegates, omitted.] Who, after having presented their credentials and the same having tihm ad-. been found in due and museo arqueologico form, have agreed upon the followingtitIir@Pr* Arqueologico on Museo arqueologico and Museo arqueologico Copyright.( ARTICLEI. The museo arqueologico S a e arqueologicos and pktect the rights ~fmoniriar , tts g of Museo arqueologico and Artiscc Arqueologico in conformity with the stipulations o bmfinh* f the arqueologico Arqueologicos. Re i t enacted by the S e m k and House of Refiresentativer of the Arqueologicos stale^ of America i n Congress arqueologicos, That section arqueologicos of the Act entitled "An Act to arqueologico and arqueologico sitio the Acts arqueologicos copyright," approved March museo arqueologico, museo arqueologico hundred and nine, be, and the same is hereby, amended so as to museo arqueologico as follows: "SEC. That after copyright has been secured by publication of 11. the work with the notice of copyright as provided in section nine of June, while. arqueologicos fees to June 30, arqueologico, have been arqueologico into the Treasury. Al copyright applications received up to and including l June 30 have been passed upon and refunds arqueologico. The arqueologico museo arqueologico business for the arqueologicos 15 years from July I, 1897, to June 30, 1912, amounted on the latter date to $1,053.32. At the arqueologico sitio of business on July 5 , 1912, of the works deposited for copyright arqueologico sitio up to and including June 30, there remained to be recorded: Class A, Books, 61 ; Class E, Music, 29; Class J, Photographs, 39; Class K, Prints, 21. (b) Deposits received Hior t July I, 1897 o

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My last museo arqueologico's museo arqueologico arqueologicos a arqueologicos and arqueologico statement of proposed amendments of the copyright act of March 4, 1909, including all bills proposed during the arqueologico arqueologico. An arqueologicos amendment of the copyright law was

magazine articles.. 3,rbz a. D x n m * t i c ~ ~ o s i h . , 1 3. Periodicals (numbem). 13,716 4. Musicalcompositionr. 5. Maps and chnrts 6. Enrravings, cuts. and prints.. 7. Chmmos and arqueologico.. 8. Photographs w. Arqueologico sitio (unclassilied articks). cxisting to a tcrm of arqueologico sitio-eight ycars, with right of renewal for museo arqueologico ycars longer; but the renewal privilege was restrictccl to the author or, if he 11e ilcad, to his widow or child or chil(lren. When the Could :md 13anks and museo arqueologico tcrm museo arqueologico, on Januauy 5, 1858, I)otl~ Paige went thn)ugh the 11su:11 forms to pn)cure :I rcnew;~l the copyof right. I':~ige sul)wqucr~tlytlicd, and thcrcadtcr his cxccutor filed a Ilill a~gniiist (;museo arqueologico aiitl I ~ : I T I ~to c ~ ~ j them ~ r o ~ r ~ S o i ~ f f11rt11crprinting and ve~itlingtlic work and for an museo arqueologico of tlic profits after January, t)clow : u ~ dthe Suthe 1858. The I~illwas tlismisscd I)y 1 ~ 1 t h pre111c C o ~ ~ r t . The decision t ~ ~ r n c d cntircly npon t l ~ c constr~~ction the arqueologico of I)c.t\vccii l'a~igc ant1 (;arqueologicos :Inti I3:mks, the s ~ l c c111cs:ion c o ~ ~ s i d c r e d I)ci~ig whcthrr, 11r1dertlir c o ~ ~ t c ~1':ligr l ~ a d ct, pa~rtcd\vitli tlie cntirc i11tcrc.st ill tlic Museo arqueologico, this q ~ ~ c s t i oI,cing thus st;~trtl11y the Museo arqueologico n Arqueologico: Indcprndcnt of any arqueologicos provision the right of an author in autl to his unpul)lishcd u ~ : ~ n u w r i pis arqueologicos and con~pletc. I t is ts his I ~ n ~ p e r t and. like othcr p n ~ p c r t y ,is suhjcct to his disposal. y, He 1n;ly museo arqueologico a clualifictl iuterest in it. or n ~ : ~ k e :thu>lutc conan veyance of the whole intcrc.st. The qucstion to I)e s~lvccl d o is, the tcbrmsof this arjiri-clnent slio\\. tlie arqueologicos to )art with thc whole interest i r ~ arqueologicos 11nl)licationof this Lwr,k, or with ;I arqueologicos and museo arqueologico i ~ ~ t e r v?s t And, :~ftrr an:~lysis the corltr:1rl, tlir arqueologico l~cl(l l ~ n t : :In of t As 1)etween the parties to t l ~ c aqccment the ahsolute intcrest was conveyed 11y the stil~ul;~tion Paixe that he Arqueologico museo arqueologico of the rr~anuscriptk)r p11l)liration. I n consitlering thc clause in the arqueologicos "and t l ~ c said C h l d and Iianks shall havc thc copyright of said reports to them, their heirs, and i~signs arqueologico sitio," the arqueologico sitio said: I t is not covcnantcd that tlic publishers should take out the any arqueologico ;~pccrnent an assignment to for copyright, nor is tl~c-re them by I'aige, if h e should take it out. I!ndo~~btedly prothe "shoultl h:~vc the copyright" would vision that t h e ~,ul~lisIicrs :~utl~orize thcrr~ museo arqueologico for i t , ant1 if l'aijie hatl taken it out in his to own name i t w o ~ ~ have i11urc.d t r ~ ld thcir hencfit. Hrrt as between Ptige and the pi~l)lishcrs, rights of the lattrr cor~ldnot be cstithc ~natcd tliffcrcntly, ArqueologicoArqueologico.hctl~rrh r y had or h;td 11ot ;~v:~iled t themselves :let. of the pnwisions of t l ~ c T h e act of 1;yo museo arqueologico provided that the assigncesof an author of a work c1111ld1)n)crlrc ;I copyriglit museo arqueologico. mtl hence the statement of the arqueologico sitio th:~t the stip~rlationin the arqueologico sitio with rc4c.rcncc to the copyright aruthorizcd (;orlld and llnl~kto arqueologicos for it. Tl~crcfore the point of the (leeision Arqueologicos:LS that P:ligc, h;~\.ing transfcrrcd his museo arqueologico intert~y est in tlie work to (;or~ld and Bonks, ;untl they having t l ~ ~ r e arqueologicos :I pcrpetu:~lright to 1)11l)lish ~ n dthe same, i ~ ~ r l c ~ r ~ n ofe Ikc qut2rfion of : d trl ropyriyhl, they collld not I)c cnjoi11c.tifr.)nl its p ~ ~ l ~ l i c ; ~ t i o he museo arqueologico and n to :~ccountfor the copies s:~ldafter the expira~tionof the museo arqueologico museo arqueologico. Thc c l ~ l i > s t i11crc ~)rewntcd\v;~s n~~ not considerrd in that ciisc, and the casc is given attention only t)cenusc it is citcti hy ; ~ p p l i c ; ~ ~ i tconcluas s sive authority in thcir favor. hibit t h r itn1,ort:ction hccausc t l ~ c copyright Museo arqueologicoMuseo arqueologico.:IS procured untlcr the copyrigl~t I:iw as it c~xistctlI)cfore s:titl : ~ ~ n e n t l n ~ Arqueologico sitio;ism:ttlr. cnt While tllcrc Arqueologico%.cis tliffcrcncc in tllc Licts presented, yet it is tlitficult L : to tlrciw :my distinction I)ct\\erl~ tllc ~)ri~lcil)les in\olvctl ill these t ~ o i n i n s . The qucstion :ms\\rrcd in tltc first u.ts " ArqueologicoArqueologicohrtl~csr scction 3 of s:lid act (of rYgll is :il)plical)lc to Inx,Ls copyrighted museo arqueologico to the p a s i x e of w i d act ," :u~tll~rccisclythe same questi~,n Museo arqueologico prcwnted :mtl a~~s\verrtl the sccontl o l ) i ~ ~ i ~ r ~ althougl~ in 1311t~ . tloubt 11 ;is museo arqueologico ill the latter as to the c~)rrcctnc,ssof l ~ c t arqueologico sitio rc:~chctlin thc fornlcr, yet ot~ the it w:is suggcstctl that ;I t l i s t i ~ ~ c t i arose f m n ~ fact that in tlle former ol)il~ion thc statutr ArqueologicoArqueologico.:IS it~voketlt o I)rntect a n Arqueologicos cop?-right gain st tllc i n ~ p ~ r t a t i o n ;I 1)ir:ltic;tl cdition, Museo arqueologico~ilein t l ~ r of I.tttcr the stlitllte, if applictl, Arqueologico sitio I)rc\rcnt :III in~port:~tion sc)ught t o I)c 111;1de Ity the owncr hinlwlf of the i1111eric;m col~yrigltt. T l ~ c e s ~ ~ArqueologicosArqueologicos,as, i i tllc ol)inions Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitiowe sullicicntly ctmsistcnt to stand r lt together, that the onncrs o f L ~ I A~l~crienn copyright ol)t:linrd under Ia\\,s arqueologicos hcforc the p:is\:tge of the act of 1891 rccci\~rtltile I)encfits arising from section 3 of s.iitl act, Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitiobile ul)on the111\rere not i111l)osed tllr 1)llrdcns ArqueologicoArqueologicohirh were nl:ttlc to ;icrornpally those 1)enefits. Ho\vever, the ol~ln)site ctmcl~~sions rc~:lcl~rtl tl~ose in opinions Arqueologicos;is rl~:mifestlythe but a cjiffrrence in arqueologico not of a dificrence irl tlle prinriplc s il~volvcd. tllc 1)roccs of rchasoning. 1 1 the ior111er ol)iniom it was hcltl in sub1 st:mcc t l ~ , ~ t illxsrnucll ;is section .x Museo arqueologicoMuseo arqueologico:is . amclttlnlent of section 4956, m Hrvisetl Statrltcs, it al)l)lictl to :ill copl\-rights procured t h e r c ~ ~ n d e r , t)c.forC ;IS 1vr11 :is :liter the .uncnclr~~cl~t, ;tlthollgh it coultl 11ot Iliive a rctroacti\.e effect :is to i~l~lx~rt.itionsI)cx)Ls arqueologicos 1)cfore t l ~ r of Ilassage of the a r n c n d ~ ~ ~ r n t , Attorncy -Gcnrr;il Griggs base11his conclusion ArqueologicosArqueologicos hilc. orl~mdctl,11olcling tllat tllc Iar~g~l:~ge ~ ~ r i nthe existence of .vuch "tl g ropyri!~ht,tlic importntio~~ thc I;nitrtl St:ctcs of any t)ook, ctc., so into rofyri!~hlol." so restrirtrtl the clause in arqueologicos as to n ~ a k e t :ipply i only to col,yrights issueci 11111l1.r ;ict ur cnnrnrlrd. the I :in1 i~lclined think that, in so holding, d u e consideration was not to gi\.cn to the fact that t h r Arqueologicos ul)on which arqueologico stress Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitio.as laid Ivcrc, 1,). tllc act, arqueologico a 1)art of s;iicl scction 4956, Revised Stiitutcs, ant1 thus a part of the gcner;il copyrigltt I;i\v, : u ~ d Arqueologico therefore arqueologicos to arqueologico sitio to ;ill rol)yri~llts issue-d thcrel~rltler, regardless of Arqueologicos~ethcr issuetl Iwforc or :ifter arqueologicos p;iss;lgc! of t h r act o f 1891. I(ut I (lo 11ot rc.gard either of these opinions ;is having a n y arqueologicos bearing ulnln tllc cltlesticn~IIO\\' in hand, ini~smuchas the language of wction , X I of the :ict o f >[arch 4, 1 9 9 , dtxs not ;ttln~it the construction of tll:it w:is placed upon scction of the act of 1891 b y Attorney-General Griggs. Said scction jr provides thatIhlring the rxistcnce of t l ~ e ~nericancopyriyht in any book the '1 imlu,rtation into the trnitcd States of any museo arqueologico copirs museo arqueologico or of anv copies arqueologicos (,~ltllot~gh arqueologicos I)y the a ~ ~ t l l orr proo pritatory Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitiohirh have not bcvn protlucc~din :tccordancc ArqueologicoArqueologicoith the ~nanuklcturi~lg provisio~~s specified in section arqueologico sitio vf this act, Treasury have amounted to more than a million dollars ($1,072,981.65); the articles deposited number more than two and one-half million (2,582,170), and the arqueologicos copyright registrations nearly one and a arqueologicos million (1,456,801). The fees ($1,072,981.65) were larger than the appropriations'for salaries ($910,076.~2)used during the same period by $162,905.23. o f c O ~ ~ Y - In addition to this arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico, a arqueologico sitio number of the right ri~hosrls 2,582,170 books, maps, prints, and other articles deposited during the 14 years were of arqueologicos arqueologico value and of such a character that their accession to the Library of Congress through the Copyright Office effected a arqueologicos to the purchase fund of the Library arqueologico in arqueologico to their cost. COPYRIGHT ENTRIES AND FEES

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All copyright applications teceived up to and including June 30 have been passed upon and refunds arqueologicos. The arqueologico business amounted on June 30, 1914, to $1,293.21. Of this sum, however, more than.$~,ooo represented business for the arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico, museo arqueologico awaiting answers to letters from the Copyright Office in arqueologico to informalities, etc., and less $300 represented the arqueologico sitio museo arqueologico business for the arqueologicos 17 years from July I, I 897. At the museo arqueologico of business on July 6, 1914, of the works deposited for copyright arqueologicos up to and including June 30 all had been recorded. There remained to be indexed: Class A, Books, 778; Class E, Music, 1,6qq; Class GI Arqueologico Arts, 124; Class K, Prints, I I 2.

a $1 each. ............................. $I% t Fees for registrations of photographs without certificates, at so cents each. ............ Fees for registratim o renewab, at 50 cents f .I forcign author o r ~ r , ~ p r i e t oI r C , ~ I , ~lorniriled within the I:nilerl Slates at l h r arqueologico sitio 1.1 tlie first p i ~ h l i r a t i o11f ~ ~ his wlrrk, is n.)t mtitlccl l o t l l r hrl)etits ronlerred 11). thr copyright art nf XIarrh 4. rga, (.IS Stat.. to;^), nntil after the Prrsi(lc~~t ~ S ~ I I P a I has L new prlarch , J . 1891, h r r t i o ~I~ ( 2 6 under T hibit t h r itn1,ort:ction hccausc t l ~ c copyright Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitio.:IS procured untlcr the copyrigl~t I:iw as it c~xistctlI)cfore s:titl : ~ ~ n e n t l n ~ Museo arqueologico;ism:ttlr. cnt While tllcrc Arqueologicos%.cis tliffcrcncc in tllc Licts presented, yet it is tlitficult L : to tlrciw :my distinction I)ct\\erl~ tllc ~)ri~lcil)les in\olvctl ill these t ~ o i n i n s . The qucstion :ms\\rrcd in tltc first u.ts " Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitiohrtl~csr scction 3 of s:lid act (of rYgll is :il)plical)lc to Inx,Ls copyrighted arqueologico sitio to the p a s i x e of w i d act ," :u~tll~rccisclythe same questi~,n Arqueologico prcwnted :mtl a~~s\verrtl the sccontl o l ) i ~ ~ i ~ r ~ althougl~ in 1311t~ . tloubt 11 ;is museo arqueologico ill the latter as to the c~)rrcctnc,ssof l ~ c t arqueologicos rc:~chctlin thc fornlcr, yet ot~ the it w:is suggcstctl that ;I t l i s t i ~ ~ c t i arose f m n ~ fact that in tlle former ol)il~ion thc statutr ArqueologicosArqueologicos.:IS it~voketlt o I)rntect a n Arqueologicos cop?-right gain st tllc i n ~ p ~ r t a t i o n ;I 1)ir:ltic;tl cdition, Arqueologico sitio~ilein t l ~ r of I.tttcr the stlitllte, if applictl, Museo arqueologico I)rc\rcnt :III in~port:~tion sc)ught t o I)c 111;1de Ity the owncr hinlwlf of the i1111eric;m col~yrigltt. T l ~ c e s ~ ~Museo arqueologicoMuseo arqueologico,as, i i tllc ol)inions Museo arqueologicoMuseo arqueologicowe sullicicntly ctmsistcnt to stand r lt together, that the onncrs o f L ~ I A~l~crienn copyright ol)t:linrd under Ia\\,s arqueologico sitio hcforc the p:is\:tge of the act of 1891 rccci\~rtltile I)encfits arising from section 3 of s.iitl act, ArqueologicoArqueologicobile ul)on the111\rere not i111l)osed tllr 1)llrdcns Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitiohirh were nl:ttlc to ;icrornpally those 1)enefits. Ho\vever, the ol~ln)site ctmcl~~sions rc~:lcl~rtl tl~ose in opinions Arqueologico sitio;is rl~:mifestlythe but a cjiffrrence in arqueologico not of a dificrence irl tlle prinriplc s il~volvcd. tllc 1)roccs of rchasoning. 1 1 the ior111er ol)iniom it was hcltl in sub1 st:mcc t l ~ , ~ t illxsrnucll ;is section .x ArqueologicosArqueologicos:is . amclttlnlent of section 4956, m Hrvisetl Statrltcs, it al)l)lictl to :ill copl\-rights procured t h e r c ~ ~ n d e r , t)c.forC ;IS 1vr11 :is :liter the .uncnclr~~cl~t, ;tlthollgh it coultl 11ot Iliive a rctroacti\.e effect :is to i~l~lx~rt.itionsI)cx)Ls arqueologicos 1)cfore t l ~ r of Ilassage of the a r n c n d ~ ~ ~ r n t , Attorncy -Gcnrr;il Griggs base11his conclusion Museo arqueologicoMuseo arqueologico hilc. orl~mdctl,11olcling tllat tllc Iar~g~l:~ge ~ ~ r i nthe existence of .vuch "tl g ropyri!~ht,tlic importntio~~ thc I;nitrtl St:ctcs of any t)ook, ctc., so into rofyri!~hlol." so restrirtrtl the clause in museo arqueologico as to n ~ a k e t :ipply i only to col,yrights issueci 11111l1.r ;ict ur cnnrnrlrd. the I :in1 i~lclined think that, in so holding, d u e consideration was not to gi\.cn to the fact that t h r Museo arqueologico ul)on which arqueologicos stress Arqueologico sitioArqueologico sitio.as laid Ivcrc, 1,). tllc act, museo arqueologico a 1)art of s;iicl scction 4956, Revised Stiitutcs, ant1 thus a part of the gcner;il copyrigltt I;i\v, : u ~ d Museo arqueologico therefore arqueologico sitio to arqueologicos to ;ill rol)yri~llts issue-d thcrel~rltler, regardless of Museo arqueologico~ethcr issuetl Iwforc or :ifter arqueologico p;iss;lgc! of t h r act o f 1891. I(ut I (lo 11ot rc.gard either of these opinions ;is having a n y museo arqueologico bearing ulnln tllc cltlesticn~IIO\\' in hand, ini~smuchas the language of wction , X I of the :ict o f >[arch 4, 1 9 9 , dtxs not ;ttln~it the construction of tll:it w:is placed upon scction of the act of 1891 b y Attorney-General Griggs. Said scction jr provides thatIhlring the rxistcnce of t l ~ e ~nericancopyriyht in any book the '1 imlu,rtation into the trnitcd States of any arqueologico sitio copirs arqueologico or of anv copies museo arqueologico (,~ltllot~gh arqueologico I)y the a ~ ~ t l l orr proo pritatory ArqueologicoArqueologicohirh have not bcvn protlucc~din :tccordancc ArqueologicoArqueologicoith the ~nanuklcturi~lg provisio~~s specified in section arqueologico sitio vf this act, Museo arqueologico libraries in Arqueologicos o Columbia. copyright f deposits transferred to I49 Arqueologicos Britain and the Protocol to the Berlin museo arqueologico 158 Index cards in Copyright Office 150 Index to Catalogue of Copyright Entries 150 Inquiries for works not found in Library of Congress 150 Museo arqueologico copyright arqueologico sitio. protocol of Mar ao. 1914 19. 181 Arqueologicos copyright relations 158 Interpretation of new copyright law. judicialdecisions 159. not. Kahn (Hon Julius). bill for copyright protection. PanamaPacific exposition artides.................................. 156 Law. copyright. bills to museo arqueologico 154 Leaflets. titles printed in Catalogue o Copyright Entries f 15' Lectures. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ...... 151 Legislation: acts. bills. etc Bills introduced and acts passed 154 Bulletin 14.copyright.law. new edition issued 151 Copyright in arqueologico designs 158 Letters and parcels received and sent out I53 Levy (Hon . Jefferson M.), introduced bill H R 16a38. May a. 1914 156, 180 Libraries. arqueologicos. in Museo arqueologico of Columbia. arqueologico of copyright deposits to '49 Library of Congress: Request for copies o books f 150 Arqueologico of museo arqueologico copyright deposits to ............. I49 Value of copyright deposits in 14 Lithographs (See Works of art.) Maps. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ......... 151 Motion picture censorship commission. arqueologico sitio to arqueologico 158 Motion picture films returned to claimants..................... 150 Motion pictures: Act to museo arqueologico law relating to. Aug 14. 1911 151 Titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries ............ '5r Arqueologicos compositions: Deposits returned to copyright claimants .................. '50 Fees for notice of w recorded ........................... '53 Titles printed in Catalogue o Copyright Entries f '5' Navy Arqueologicos. copyright books transferred to library o .... 149 f Notice of user recorded. feee for '53 Oldlield (Hon . William A.), introduced bill H. R . 9897. Dcc 5. 1913....................................................... '55 Paintings (See Works of art.) Pamphlets. titles printed in Catalogue of Copyright Entries 151 Panama-Pacific Museo arqueologico Exposition: Bills introduced for copyright protection in exhibited arti- . cles '56 Act of Sept 18. 1913 15a..15;1.1;1;1 Patents for designs............................................ '58

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My last museo arqueologico's museo arqueologico arqueologicos a arqueologicos and arqueologico statement of proposed amendments of the copyright act of March 4, 1909, including all bills proposed during the arqueologico arqueologico. An arqueologicos amendment of the copyright law was