Tramonto . h. PORTLANDS ALBERGHI NUOVI ^^W^MMWWM^MN^^^^%^N^N^^^»^N^^^«^^i*< DICHIARAZIONE DI CIRCOLAZIONE DEGLI EDITORI per numero DI RIVISTE AL TRAMONTO per il periodo di sei mesi luglio 1st e incluso dicembre 31st, 551 1934, era come IoUc-a-s: Copie vendute 2C4.555 Copie distribuite gratis: Firmato S911,5: L- W. LANE (Sig.)(Editore^sottoscritto e giurato prima di me su questo 28thday di gennaio, 1935. Lillian RALSTON (Sig.) NOTAIO PJ3LIC In e per il City End Cc-jnty di San Francisco, S?e c: California. La mia commissione scade il 27 marzo 1936. Questa dichiarazione è pubblicata in conformità con il pro

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