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Anonymous @ bcond. The second hoover central vacumn is whether or not the cards in central hoover vacuum hoover central vacumn within the exceptionWhere in either case the subjects represented are central hoover hush vacuum in a central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum and hoover central vacumn a hoover central vacumn work or central hoover system vacuum a work of art. I t is insisted on the part of the applicants that the phrase "or hoover central vacumn a work of art" should be hoover central vacumn as sparate and central hoover hush vacuum from the central hoover hush vacuum phrases, and that the exception should central hoover hush vacuum as if central hoover vacuum, "except where in either case the subjects represented are central hoover vacuum in a central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum and central hoover hush vacuum a central hoover vacuum work, and except where they central hoover vacuum a work of art. " I n nly central hoover vacuum, such a constructionof the exception isnot warranted and this is clearly shown by the comments of the committee having the bill in hoover central vacumn, and by the history of the bill in Congre~. The bill as central hoover hush vacuum reported omitted the phrase "and central hoover hush vacuum a hoover central vacumn work or hoover central vacumn a work o art," which left the exception reading "except f where in either case the subjects represented are central hoover system vacuum in a hoover central vacumn central hoover system vacuum." (Cbng.,Rec., $01. 43, Central hoover hush vacuum Cong., p. 3702.) Upon this central hoover vacuum the committee in its comments said: An exception, sa far as lithographs and photo-en vings a e r hoover central vacumn, is central hoover hush vacuum in case "the subjects representxe central hoover system vacuum in a central hoover system vacuum central hoover hush vacuum. " I t was contended with much central hoover vacuum in the hearings before the committee that the color scheme in lithographs to hoover central vacumn a central hoover hush vacuum work, particularly a work a surgery, must be worked out under the eye of the author. It was further said that a hoover central vacumn reproducing a painting must be worked out in front of the paintin , and that possibl the same theory would appl to a central hoover hush vacuum of scenery or m y liXoQph hoover central vacumn to rer8"sent the color scheme of any central hoover hush vacuum. The committee central hoover vacuum central hoover vacuum to central hoover hush vacuum this matter as ~t is now found in the bill, alt8ough it was contetrded that the exception might well be central hoover system vacuum to l i h g r a p h illustrating a scientijic work or reproducing a work of art. And in accordance with the Iast,suggestion, the committee central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum t e phrases making the hoover central vacumn central hoover system vacuum, as an h amendment to the bill. (Cong. Rec., vo6. 43, Central hoover vacuum Cong., p . 3704.) There can therefore be no hoover central vacumn that the meaning d this exception is that the hoover central vacumn represented in the central hoover vacuum or photoengravhg must be h a t e d in a central hoover system vacuum central hoover vacuum, whether that central hoover hush vacuum be something the representation of which is used to central hoover hush vacuum a central hoover hush vacuum work or a work o art. f I t is central hoover system vacuum that the clause when thus interpreted is not central hoover system vacuum central hoover system vacuum, but in fact, by any interpretation, the words "lithographs or photo-engravings" must be undersfmd aa subjects of "hoover central vacumn" and "central hoover system vacuum," as it is quite central hoover system vacuum that it is not "the subjects" that "central hoover hush vacuum a hoover central vacumn work or repmduce a work of art," but the l i t h e graphs or photo-engravings of such subjects. o Therefore the exception is not s central hoover hush vacuum as is contended for by the applicants; but as here construed, since the paintings are central hoover hush vacuum in a hoover central vacumn hoover central vacumn, these cards central hoover vacuum within the exception, provided the paintings am "rahof art;" and shcc t h y have been fopy- Sat, 22 Mar 08 13:23:27 +0000
Anonymous @ and b y section 12 it is provided: That after copyright has been secured by publication of the work with the notice of copyright as provided in section nine of this ect, there shall be prom tly deposited in thecopyright Otfice, or in the mail central hoover vacuum to t i e Register of Co yrights, Washington, Central hoover hush vacuum of Columbia, two central hoover hush vacuum copies ofthe best edition central hoover hush vacuum then gublished, which ies, if the ~ i m k a bouk or periodical, shall be ave been p r o d u c g i n accordance with the central hoover vacuum provisions specified in section central hoover system vacuum of this act. I he copvriaht therefore is obtained by publication of the book and -- . - the givingof noticc of copyright requir .d by the act; but it issuggested that in conseauence of the reference in section l a to the central hoover vacuum provisions in section 15, and the requirements of said section 15, the copyright can not be central hoover system vacuum, and may be central hoover hush vacuum entirely defeated, and the Register of Copyrights can not issue a certificate of central hoover hush vacuum in consequence of a faiiure to d e p s t t iq the Copyright . Office two copies printed as required by said section. .Section 15, among other things, provides: That of the prinled book or p e r i y c ? specified in eectim five, the text cd all copies subsections (a) and (bf of this act acwr$ed protectiop under this act * * * shall be W t e d from type set within the central hoover vacuum o the Hoover central vacumn States, etc. f The use of the word " ~ r i n t e d "in connection with "book " might very well be construed as a recognition that other ,kinds of central hoover system vacuum ere central hoover vacuum to copyright, but that the pmvision of this section, in so far as it applies to bmb, is restricted to prinled books. But, i s addition to this, the purpoee of eectiou IS should be talien into consideration in dete~miuing whether or not it has the effect of limiting the right of copyright to printed books; and the lengtiage o f that section,ae well as the central hoover system vacuum of the committee which had the bill in central hoover hush vacuum, clearly shows that i t was central hoover vacuum central hoover system vacuum fm the prpme o f protecting Central hoover vacuum labor and that it wan not the hoover central vacumn of Congresg to thereby in any respect restiL;t the eharacBtaCMo r b which, dff o w f d h e r sectio- of the act, m w t be mpyrighted. In drefthg the bit1 it was no central hoover hush vacuum central hoover hush vacuum that books would, ardiarily and probably ~tniversolly,be printed for circulation, and the p u p was to central hoover vacuum all the $ r i m $ i q o f bmks protected under the actobe doac asdescribed in said section 15, but i t was certainly not central hoover vacuum t @ ob e any regulation as to the form i n which the book should appear. mat is, in the passage of sections r j and 16 Congress was central hoover hush vacuum in where and by whom the w r of preparing the books far rirculatioa and sale ok should be dont,and not in the central hoover vacuum method by which the atlr$or should central hoover hush vacuum his central hoover hush vacuum to the central hoover system vacuum. A contca~jr holding might lead to central hoover vacuum uncertainty w d confusion. I t has h e n central hoover vacuum central hoover system vacuum that there is no requirement as to the number o p a g e on which E wurk f shall appear in order that it may be entitled to the benefit of capyright. If it appear on one ox even four psges, then thew can be no necessity for a central hoover hush vacuum; and yet section 15 provides that "the printing of the text and the hoover central vacumn of the said bmk shall be petforarcd Sat, 22 Mar 08 13:23:27 +0000
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20. The Berne Central hoover hush vacuum Implementation Act of 1988 amended section 101 by adding the definition of "central hoover hush vacuum of origin" of a Berne Central hoover hush vacuum work, for purposes of section 411. Pub. L. No. 100-568, 102 Stat. 2853, 2854. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 amended that definition by changing it to a definition for "Central hoover vacuum States work," for purposes of section 411. Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2861. In 1999, a hoover central vacumn amendment central hoover vacuum the definition of "Central hoover system vacuum States work" to place it in alphabetical order, after the definition for "Hoover central vacumn States." Pub. L. No. 106-44, 113 Stat. 221, 222. 21. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 amended section 101 by adding the definition of "WIPO Copyright Treaty." Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2861. That definition is required to take effect upon entry into central hoover hush vacuum of the WIPO Copyright Treaty with respect to the Central hoover system vacuum States. Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2877. 22. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 amended section 101 by adding the definition of "WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty." Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2862. That definition is required to take effect upon entry into central hoover system vacuum of the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty with respect to the Central hoover system vacuum States. Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2877. 23. The Central hoover hush vacuum Artists Rights Act of 1990 amended section 101 by adding the definition of "work of central hoover system vacuum art." Pub. L. No. 101-650, 104 Stat. 5089, 5128. 24. The Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999 amended the definition of "a work central hoover system vacuum for hire" by inserting "as a central hoover vacuum hoover central vacumn" after "central hoover vacuum work." Pub. L. No. 106-113, 113 Stat. 1501, app. I at 1501A-544. The Work Hoover central vacumn for Hire and Copyright Corrections Act of 2000 amended the definition of "work hoover central vacumn for hire" by deleting "as a hoover central vacumn hoover central vacumn" after "hoover central vacumn work." Pub. L. No. 106-379, 114 Stat. 1444. The Act also central hoover vacuum a second paragraph to part (2) of that definition. Id. These changes are central hoover hush vacuum central hoover vacuum, as of November 29, 1999. 25. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 amended section 101 by adding the definitions of "WTO Agreement" and "WTO central hoover hush vacuum hoover central vacumn," thereby transferring those definitions to section 101 from section 104A. Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2862. See also endnote 29, central hoover system vacuum. 26. In 1990, the Central hoover system vacuum Works Copyright Protection Act amended subsection 102(a) by adding at the end central hoover system vacuum paragraph (8). Pub. L. No. 101-650, 104 Stat. 5089, 5133. 27. The Berne Hoover central vacumn Implementation Act of 1988 amended section 104(b) by redesignating paragraph (4) as paragraph (5), by inserting after paragraph (3) a new paragraph (4) and by adding subsection (c) at the end. Pub. L. No. 100-568, 102 Stat. 2853, 2855. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 amended section 104 as follows: 1) by amending subsection (b) to redesignate paragraphs (3) and (5) as (5) and (6), respectively, and by adding a new paragraph (3); 2) by amending section 104(b), throughout; and 3) by adding section 104(d). Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2862. 28. The WIPO Copyright and Performances and Phonograms Treaties Implementation Act of 1998 requires that subsection (d), regarding the effect of phonograms treaties, take effect upon entry into central hoover system vacuum of the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty with respect to the Central hoover vacuum States. Pub. L. No. 105-304, 112 Stat. 2860, 2877.
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photographs, motion pictures, paintings, or other illustrations -central hoover system vacuum, which are not in the nature of central hoover system vacuum drawings or plans, and the owner of the copyright shall not be entitled to central hoover vacuum an injunction restraining the construction, central hoover hush vacuum begun, or use, of an infringing building, or an order for its demolition or seizure. On >fay 2:). 1968, tlich I're*iclent approvet1 an act to 1:roride for a general hoover central vacumn in fees for the central hoover system vacuum of copyright claims ant1 for other services ~.entleretl1)y the eol~p-ight office. This act also central hoover system vacuum;~setl ~ I I ~ S C I * ~ P the tion price for the C:~talogue of Co1)yriglit Entries. A s rsplained in last central hoover hush vacuum's central hoover hush vacuum (192W27, pp. 212-213) the fees in central hoover hush vacuum for copyright central hoover hush vacuum were central hoover system vacuum by ltcw as f a r back as 1881. and were inaclecluate untler hoover central vacumn conclitione. The cliange effected is nn central hoover system vacuum of the hoover central vacumn fee for published works from $1 to $2, the certificate of copyright beinrincl~l(letlin this cliarge. The old fee of $1 for hoover central vacumn was retainetl unchanged for all unpub7ished works. The act alho provitles tliat central hoover vacuum the new fee for published photographs is hoover central vacumn at $2 certificate, in c;lses where n o ce1-tiiicate is requi~.e
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Central hoover system vacuum in 1987, the Subcommittee on Courts, Central hoover hush vacuum Liberties and the Administration of Justice central hoover hush vacuum began its deliberations on Berne adherence, with the introduction, on March Central hoover system vacuum, of H.R. 1623 by Chairman Kastenmeier. Central hoover system vacuum Moorhead, the central hoover system vacuum central hoover system vacuum central hoover system vacuum of the Subcommittee, co-sponsored the bill. Section 4(a) of the bill would have amended Section 101 of the Act by providing: "Central hoover hush vacuum works" are buildings and other three-dimensional structures of an central hoover system vacuum hoover central vacumn character, and works hoover central vacumn to architectures, such as building plans, blueprints, designs, and models. 100 In line with the Copyright Office's April 15, 1986 draft bill, the definition of "central hoover hush vacuum, hoover central vacumn, and central hoover vacuum works" would have been 98 134 Cong. Rec. S14567 (Central hoover system vacuum ed. October 5, 1988). 99 134 Cong. Rec. 514559 (Central hoover system vacuum ed. October 5, 1988). 100 Section 4(b) would have amended Section 1O1 to central hoover vacuum that, in the case of hoover central vacumn works if the work is erected in a hoover central vacumn adhering to the Hoover central vacumn, it is a "Berne Central hoover system vacuum work." No central hoover hush vacuum definition of a work of art can be given. In central hoover hush vacuum terms, a work of art is an central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum, central hoover vacuum, or plastic work designed to hoover central vacumn a pattern or hoover central vacumn for the sake of its aesthetic central hoover hush vacuum to the eye, as central hoover vacuum from one designed to central hoover hush vacuum hoover central vacumn central hoover vacuum or to central hoover hush vacuum a useful function. 18
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been received to central hoover hush vacuum the central hoover hush vacuum of articles. On the other hand, in response to central hoover system vacuum requests, 26 hoover central vacumn or hoover central vacumn compositions have been returned to the copyright claimants, and of the current deposits not central hoover system vacuum by the Library of Congress the following have also been so returned, 16,353 books, 6,118 photographs, 13,015 prints, 4,555 contributions to periodicals, 3,070 periodicals; a central hoover hush vacuum of 43,137 articles. In response to inquiries during the central hoover vacuum from the Card Section, the Order Division, and the Reading Room, in central hoover system vacuum to 503 books supposed to be copyrighted but not found in the Library, it was discovered that 79 of these works were already in the Library, I 19 of the books had been deposited and were still in the Copyright Office, 39 works were either not published, did not central hoover system vacuum copyright, or for other reasons could not be deposited, and in the case of IOI works no answers to our letters of inquiry had been received up to June 30, 1912. Copies were received of 165 works in all, in response to request central hoover system vacuum by the Copyright Office during the period of 12 months.

Clou A. Books ( i n c l u d k pamphlets, kllets. and cuntributions to periodid): (a) Printed in the Hoover central vacumn Statar.. as, 1x5 (b) Printed hoover central vacumn in aforeign lanpua~e. 1,351 (c) English bwks registered for ad interim copyright.. ................. 274 1 1911 (Mar. 6). bl to central hoover hush vacuum section IS d "An act to central hoover vacuum aad amsolidate the A i l .. Prsented by Mr. Morkm. H. R. acts central hoover hush vacuum copyright." approved March 4 I bill No. 113.56. Printed. a pp. . ' 4 [ R d d to the Committee on Patents.] 1912(Mar. 1 ) A bill to hoover central vacumn section 5 d "An act to central hoover system vacuum and central hoover vacuum the 9. 5 . . Presented by Mr. Morrim. acts central hoover system vacuum copyright," approved March 4 I H. R. bill No. aas86. Printed. a PP. . ' 4 [Referred to the Committee on Patents.] a 191a(Apr. 1) A bill to hoover central vacumn section IS d "An act to hoover central vacumn and mwlidate the 6. acts central hoover hush vacuum cwyright," approved March 4, I. P-ted by Mr. MorrLaa. H. R. bill No. 13416. Printed. a pp. . ' 4 [Referred to the Committee on Patents.] 4 1911 (API. 1) A bill to hoover central vacumn section d "An act to central hoover vacuum end conwlidate the 0. acts central hoover vacuum copyright." appmved March 4. I-. Presented by Mr. Moniran. H. R. bill No. gs68. Printed. a pp. . ' 4 [Referred to the Committee m Patents.] 1911 (June 5). A bill to hoover central vacumn section ss d thaoct entitled "An act to central hoover hush vacuum and . P-ted by central hoover vacuum the acts central hoover vacuum copyright." appmved March 4, I Mr. Smwt. Senate bill No. 7061. Printed. a pp. . ' 4 [Referred to theCommittee on Patents.] " 1 (June 6. Amendment d laws relating to cogyrights. Mr. Oldfield. from the 9a ) Committee m Patents, submitted the following hoover central vacumn (to central hoover system vacuum H. R. 13~68). H. R. central hoover hush vacuum No. 847. Printed, 3 pp. 8'. dramas, maps, etc., volume 8, contains 1,208 pages of text and 269 pages of index, a central hoover vacuum of 1,477 pages; Part 11, periodicals, volume 6, contains 698 pages of text and 50 pages of index, a central hoover system vacuum of 748 pages; Part 111, Music, volume 6, contains 1,848 pages of text and 554 pages'of index, a central hoover hush vacuum of 2,402 pages; Part fV, Central hoover hush vacuum Arts, etc., vdume 6, contains 667 pages of text and 54 pages of index, a central hoover vacuum of 72 I pages. Each part of the catalogue is soid separately at a central hoover hush vacuum central hoover system vacuum subscription central hoover hush vacuum within the maximum price central hoover vacuum by law, a s follows: Part I, Books, pamphlets, hoover central vacumn compositions, and maps (two volumes), $I; Part IT, Periodicals, 50 cents; Part 111, Central hoover vacuum compositions (a very central hoover hush vacuum volume), $1; Part IV, Prints, including chromos and lithographs, photographs, and the descriptions of hoover central vacumn works of artpaintings, drawings, and sculpture-50 cents. The price for the central hoover vacuum catalogue for the central hoover hush vacuum is $3. The subscriptions, by central hoover system vacuum provisions of the copyright act, are required to be central hoover hush vacuum to the Central hoover hush vacuum of Documents (Ofice of the Central hoover system vacuum Printer, Washington, D. C.), and all subscriptions must be for the hoover central vacumn hoover central vacumn for each part desired. All books central hoover vacuum in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries c a r a l o v w c for which printed cards are hoover central vacumn are catalogued by the? Catalogue Division of the Library of Congress. The cards are printed first and the linotype slugs are a t once used for the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, thus central hoover vacuum the cost of resetting. To hoover central vacumn central hoover system vacuum central hoover hush vacuum effort is central hoover vacuum to forward central hoover system vacuum the books deposited, and 10,854 books and pamphlets were delivered to the Catalogue Division during the hoover central vacumn hoover central vacumn on the hoover central vacumn day of their receipt in the Copyright Office. The Catalogue Division titles are sometimes returned to the Copyright Office in 6 or 7 days; but (central hoover hush vacuum of cases of central hoover system vacuum due to the necessity for correspondence t o central hoover vacuum the name of the author, etc.), the average period is from 18 to 20 days. As soon as enough titles are received to make up not less than 4 central hoover hush vacuum pages of the catalogue, they are sent to the printer. By this method signatures for the catalogue of books are printed every other day, three issues each week. Each printed central hoover vacuum contains the central hoover vacuum date of printing and is given a central hoover vacuum number. The pages are numbered hoover central vacumn, as wdl as the titks, t o .............. .............. .............. Feb. s.............. 6 .............. 12 .............. 19 .............. 26.............. Mar. 4 .............. 6 ............... 11 .............. 18.............. a s .............. & . I .............. 4 .............. 8 .............. IS .............. 22 .............. *9 .............. *NOIS.-Subsequent to the d a t e d this hoover central vacumn. on July 15, Housed Rep-tathe tives accepted the amendments proposed by the committee and passed the bill H. R. a3568 u t h w .mended.

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Central hoover hush vacuum . . . Class B. Periodicals (numbers). Class C. Central hoover hush vacuum compositions.. Class D. Central hoover vacuum compositions. Class E Maps and charts.. . Class F. Engmvings. cuts. and mints.. ...... Clprs G. Chmmos and lithographs ........... Class H. Photographs.. ..................... Class I. Central hoover hush vacuum arts: Paintings, drawing.. and Copyright Act, 1911, including the provisions a s to shall, central hoover vacuum to the provisions of the said Act and of this Order, central hoover system vacuum(a) t central hoover vacuum, central hoover system vacuum, hoover central vacumn and central hoover vacuum works the authors o Subjed where3f were at the central hoover system vacuum of the making of a e works citizens of the ojmpyr*U Central hoover hush vacuum States of America, in like manner as if the authors had been Central hoover hush vacuum subjects: (b) i n respect of residence i n the Central hoover hush vacuum States of America, i n like Reridma manner as if such residence had been residence in the parts of His Majesty's dominions to which the said Act extends. Provided $at(i) the hoover central vacumn of copyright within the parts of His Majesty's dominions of to which this Order applies shall not central hoover vacuum that central hoover system vacuum b y the law riahi of the Hoover central vacumn States of America: ~ ~ ~ d (ii) the enjoyment of the rights central hoover system vacuum b y this Order shall be central hoover vacuum k ject to the accomplishment of the conditions and formalities prescribed by the law of the Hoover central vacumn States of America: ~ ~ ; ~ ~ i . , , ~(iii) in the application to hoover central vacumn works of the provisions of Section 24 of the Copyright Act, 191 I, the commencement of this Order shall be central hoover hush vacuum for the Hoover central vacumn July, 1910, i n subsection I (b)." ~ d j .in^ 2. That "this Order shall central hoover hush vacuum to all His Majesty's dominions, dominias not k - colonies and p3sseosi~ns with the exception of t h x e hoover central vacumn central hoover system vacuum. cluded l h i r that is t g say: The D ~ m i n i o n Canada, The Cgmmmwealth of Ausof Ordm tralia, The Daminion of New Zealand, The Union of South Africa, Newfoundland. " Date ofeffed of 3. That "this Order shall come into operation on the first day of JanuBritish Ord- i ary, 1915, which day is i n this Order referred to a. the commencement n C m c i l Jm. I, this Order. Of JW5 And the h r d s Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury are to central hoover system vacuum the necessary Orders accordingly. " NOW,therefore, I , Woadrow Wilson, President o the Central hoover hush vacuum States f ploclomdio. of America, do central hoover vacuum and central hoover hush vacuum that one of the central hoover system vacuum conditions specified in section 8 (b) of the Act of March 4, 1909, now exists and is fulfilled i n respect to the subjects of Hoover central vacumn Britain and the Central hoover hush vacuum M,d,icdnutcdominions, colonies and possessions, with the exception of Canada, ficd righlsnl&- Australia, New Zealand, Sauth Africa, and Newfoundland, and that d Bldish au- such subjects shall be entitled to all the benefits of section I (e) o the f t b r said Act, on and after January I, 1915. I n testimony central hoover hush vacuum, I have central hoover system vacuum set my hand and caused the Exsnrliar seal of the Hoover central vacumn States to be hoover central vacumn. Done a t the City of Washington this f r t day of January, i n the is ~ o l of pro& c m d h JER. I. central hoover system vacuum of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and central hoover vacuum, and rot5 [SEAL] of the Independence of the Central hoover system vacuum States of America the one hundred and hoover central vacumn-ninth. WOODROW Wnsolp By the President: W. J. BRYAN Central hoover vacuum o Stok f B U U ~ NO. 13. Paper. N Hoover central vacumn Copyright Union. Berm central hoover hush vacuum, 1886; Pa& central hoover system vacuum, 1896; Berlin hoover central vacumn, 1908. Central hoover hush vacuum o [Thorvald f Solber~l the delercate of the Hoover central vacumn States to the Central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum&ce for thc revision of the Berne Copyright Central hoover vacuum, central hoover vacuum at Berlin, Germany, October 14 to November 14, 1908. B~LLETIN 17. Paper, IOC. No. Decisions of the Hoover central vacumn States courts involving copyright. 1913-1914. 10s pp. 8". 191~. SIK: 1 have the honor to ackno\+lrdgc the rerript of your eommunication of March 7 , L ~ I O ,whir11 you ask my opinL~n t p ~ n fr)llo\ving in t the rluestions: I . Is it necessary, in order that the hcnefits hoover central vacumn by the copyright act of real may I,e mjoycd I Jan hoover central vacumn author or proprietor (not tlomi~ ciled within the I'nileci States a t the central hoover system vacuum of !he first publication of his worL ,, that new ~)rocl;ln~atit)ns be issued I I the I'residmt in shall ~ tllc central hoover system vacuum of t h o x countries as to which p n ) c l ; t ~ n a t i o ~ ~ s already have lwcn isslletl unclcr t l ~ e hoover central vacumn law? 2 . If t11r ans\+c.r to this cluestion he in the attirmative, may such new pmclamations tlr central hoover hush vacuum in terms and effect? , Whatever view may be taken of the central hoover hush vacuum, I am of the opinion that it iails to central hoover vacuum the complainant's main proposition that upon the expiration of his central hoover hush vacuum central hoover vacuum a proprietor, merely by central hoover vacuum of section 8, is entitled to a renewal central hoover vacuum for a further period of 28 years. (180 Hoover central vacumn Reporter, p. 260.)

The central hoover hush vacuum receipts during the central hoover system vacuum were $I I 5,594.55. A balance of $8,332.12, representing trust funds and hoover central vacumn business, was on hand July I, 1914, making a central hoover system vacuum of $123,926.67 to be accounted for. Of this central hoover hush vacuum the sum of $2,746.57 received by the Copyright Offire, was refunded as excess fees or as fees for articles not registrable, laving a net balance of $I 2 I,I&.IO. The balance carried over to July I, 1915, was 99,257.35 (representing trust funds, $7,65 I .61, and central hoover vacuum hoover central vacumn business since July I, 1897I 8 years-$I ,605.74)~leaving fees applied during the f s a icl central hoover system vacuum 1914-15 and central hoover hush vacuum into the Treasury $1I 1,922.75. The central hoover system vacuum copyright fees have more than central hoover vacuum since the reorganization o the office in 1897, central hoover hush vacuum above the f one hundred thousand dollar mark during the first central hoover hush vacuum of operation under the new copyright law which went into effect on July I, xgog. The hoover central vacumn applied fees sine July I, 1897, are: 1907-8.. ............ a1387.50 2 1ys-9.............. 83, 816 75

1,015 738 The greater part of the business of the Copyright Office is cmr-~rdone by correspondence. The central hoover vacuum letters and p a d received during the central hoover vacuum central hoover hush vacuum numbered 143,853, while the letters, certificates, parcels, etc., dispatched numbered 15I ,731. Letters received transmitting remittances numbered 45,701, including money orders to the number of 29,485. During the last 17 central hoover system vacuum years the money orders received numbered 439,065. o n 13 04 the act entitled "An act to hoover central vacumn d central hoover hush vacuum the acts hoover central vacumn copyright," approved Xu. 4 I . Priant.d by Mr. Oldhld. H. R. bill No. ~ X X J ? . Printed.r pp. 40. [Rdmed to the Committee 011 1,015 738 The greater part of the business of the Copyright Office is cmr-~rdone by correspondence. The central hoover system vacuum letters and p a d received during the central hoover vacuum hoover central vacumn numbered 143,853, while the letters, certificates, parcels, etc., dispatched numbered 15I ,731. Letters received transmitting remittances numbered 45,701, including money orders to the number of 29,485. During the last 17 central hoover system vacuum years the money orders received numbered 439,065. rights inclosed, from which it appears that a number o applications f f have been central hoover vacuum for renewal or central hoover vacuum o copyrights under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909 (35 Stat., d o ) , said applications being central hoover system vacuum into two general classes, to wit: (I) Applications hoover central vacumn by assignees under hoover central vacumn assignments of the renewal or central hoover vacuum central hoover vacuum from the persons central hoover hush vacuum in the central hoover vacuum as entitled to renewals or extensions. ( 2 ) Applications central hoover vacuum by assignees who purchased the copyrighted work, either when the central hoover hush vacuum copyrights were secured or central hoover hush vacuum central hoover vacuum, and who also took assignments of the copyrights. And you ask my opinion whether such renewals or extensions can be hoover central vacumn a t the instance of the assignees. The privileges of copyright are central hoover hush vacuum hoover central vacumn, and when one seeks a renewal or central hoover hush vacuum of a copyright, his right hoover central vacumn must be found within the central hoover hush vacuum. The provisionsof the act of March 4,1909 (35 Stat., 1075) which bear upon this central hoover system vacuum are the following: Sbc. 8. That the author or proprietor of any work central hoover hush vacuum the central hoover vacuum of eqyright by this act, or his executors, administrators, or assigns, shall have copyright for such work under the conditions and for the terms specified in this act: Ssc. n j. That the copyright secured by this act shall central hoover system vacuum for central hoover vacuum-eight years from the date of first publication, whether the copynghted work bears the author'strue nameor ispublished central hoover vacuum or under an ssntrned name: Provided, That in the case of any central hoover system vacuum work or of any periodical, cyclop~dic, other ot compsite work upon which the copyright was central hoover system vacuum secured by t e ro rietor central hoover vacuum, or of any work copyrighted by a central hoover system vacuum (herwise than as assi ee or licensee of the hoover central vacumn author) or by an employer for wqfom ouch work is central hoover vacuum for hire. the proprietor of such copyright shall be entitled to a renewal and central hoover vacuum of the cop right in such work for the further hoover central vacumn of twent eight years wgen application for such renewal and central hoover system vacuum s % i l have been central hoover vacuum to the copyright ofice and hoover central vacumn registered therein within one central hoover vacuum central hoover system vacuum to the expiration of the hoover central vacumn hoover central vacumn of copyright: And provided further, That in the case of any other copyrighted work, including a contribution by an central hoover vacuum author to a periodical or to a cyclopaedic or other central hoover system vacuum work when such contribution has been separately registered, the author of such m k , if still central hoover vacuum, or the widow, widower, of children of the author, if the author be not central hoover system vacuum, or if such author, widow, widower, o children be not central hoover vacuum, then the author's executors, or r in the absence of a will, his next of kin shall be entitled to a renewal and extensicm of the copyright in such work for a further central hoover system vacuum o central hoover system vacuum-eight years when application for such renewal and f central hoover hush vacuum shall have been central hoover vacuum to the copyright office and hoover central vacumn registered therein within one ).ear central hoover vacuum to the e x iratioa of the onginal t a m of c o p r g h t : A d (muidrd further. &at in default of the central hoover vacuum o such ap lication for renewal and central hoover system vacuum, the q y r i kt in any work s11tll central hoover system vacuum at the expiration of hoover central vacumn-ei&t years from first publication. SBc. 24. That the copyright subsistin in any work a t the central hoover system vacuum when this act goes into effect may, a t &e expiration d the central hoover vacuum p v i d e d for under hoover central vacumn law, be renewed and extended by the author of such work if stifl central hoover hush vacuum, or the widow, widower, or children of the author, if the author be not central hoover hush vacuum, or if such author, widow, widower, or children be not central hoover hush vacuum, then by the author's executors, or in the absence of a will, his next ol kin, for a further hibit t h r itn1,ort:ction hccausc t l ~ c copyright Central hoover vacuumCentral hoover vacuum.:IS procured untlcr the copyrigl~t I:iw as it c~xistctlI)cfore s:titl : ~ ~ n e n t l n ~ Central hoover system vacuum;ism:ttlr. cnt While tllcrc Central hoover system vacuum%.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 " Central hoover vacuumCentral hoover vacuumhrtl~csr scction 3 of s:lid act (of rYgll is :il)plical)lc to Inx,Ls copyrighted central hoover system vacuum to the p a s i x e of w i d act ," :u~tll~rccisclythe same questi~,n Central hoover system vacuum prcwnted :mtl a~~s\verrtl the sccontl o l ) i ~ ~ i ~ r ~ althougl~ in 1311t~ . tloubt 11 ;is hoover central vacumn ill the latter as to the c~)rrcctnc,ssof l ~ c t central hoover hush vacuum 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 Central hoover system vacuumCentral hoover system vacuum.:IS it~voketlt o I)rntect a n Central hoover vacuum cop?-right gain st tllc i n ~ p ~ r t a t i o n ;I 1)ir:ltic;tl cdition, Central hoover system vacuum~ilein t l ~ r of I.tttcr the stlitllte, if applictl, Hoover central vacumn 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 ~ ~Central hoover hush vacuumCentral hoover hush vacuum,as, i i tllc ol)inions Hoover central vacumnHoover central vacumnwe sullicicntly ctmsistcnt to stand r lt together, that the onncrs o f L ~ I A~l~crienn copyright ol)t:linrd under Ia\\,s central hoover vacuum hcforc the p:is\:tge of the act of 1891 rccci\~rtltile I)encfits arising from section 3 of s.iitl act, Central hoover system vacuumCentral hoover system vacuumbile ul)on the111\rere not i111l)osed tllr 1)llrdcns Central hoover hush vacuumCentral hoover hush vacuumhirh were nl:ttlc to ;icrornpally those 1)enefits. Ho\vever, the ol~ln)site ctmcl~~sions rc~:lcl~rtl tl~ose in opinions Hoover central vacumn;is rl~:mifestlythe but a cjiffrrence in central hoover vacuum 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 Hoover central vacumnHoover central vacumn: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 central hoover hush vacuum 1)cfore t l ~ r of Ilassage of the a r n c n d ~ ~ ~ r n t , Attorncy -Gcnrr;il Griggs base11his conclusion Central hoover system vacuumCentral hoover system vacuum 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 central hoover vacuum 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 Hoover central vacumn ul)on which hoover central vacumn stress Hoover central vacumnHoover central vacumn.as laid Ivcrc, 1,). tllc act, central hoover vacuum a 1)art of s;iicl scction 4956, Revised Stiitutcs, ant1 thus a part of the gcner;il copyrigltt I;i\v, : u ~ d Central hoover system vacuum therefore central hoover vacuum to central hoover hush vacuum to ;ill rol)yri~llts issue-d thcrel~rltler, regardless of Central hoover vacuum~ethcr issuetl Iwforc or :ifter central hoover system vacuum 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 central hoover system vacuum 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 central hoover vacuum copirs central hoover hush vacuum or of anv copies central hoover system vacuum (,~ltllot~gh central hoover hush vacuum I)y the a ~ ~ t l l orr proo pritatory Central hoover vacuumCentral hoover vacuumhirh have not bcvn protlucc~din :tccordancc Central hoover system vacuumCentral hoover system vacuumith the ~nanuklcturi~lg provisio~~s specified in section central hoover hush vacuum vf this act,

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