davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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reality
while we were on the stage in Centralia,
Washington" she testified, ''he was so ossi-
fled l had to show him where the audience
was"
James f. Alexander, laundry owner didn't
need audience for his acting, his wife
Esther told the Los Angeles Superior Court.
All he needed was a mirror. Calling himself
the Beau Brummel of Figueroa and Sixth
Streets, she said, he would pose for long
periods in front of looking-glass, lost in
admiration of himself.
And finally two old sayings the one about
the little girl who had to walk all the way
home and the still older one about the sailor
with girl in every port. cropped up in re-
cent suits, wearing as it were new suits.
Asking for ar, annulment Mrs. Margaret
Czuchaj, Is, of Detroit told the court that
she had found herself in the predicament of
having to walk home-a matter of over 200
miles-or marry the man who had driven her
so far
She said she had met her husband, Leonard,
at wedding, where she was the bridesmaid
and he the best man.
when it was all over" she testified,
Leonard decided TO drive the newlyweds to
ST. Louis. They asked me to go along. so
got in.
After about 200 miles, Leonard told me
that on account of our having crossed the
State line we either had to get married OF I
would have to get out and go back home.
II didn't have any money and it was such
a long walk that married him next day in
ST. Louis"
Judge Joseph A. Moyniham called IT a balk
on Leonards part, and she walked home from
court free woman.
Curtis Hall, a sailor, may not have girl
in every port, but he was unlucly enough to
have two in the same port.
He had previously married them both, it
appears, one in Oakland, Cal, and the other
in Minneapolis, never dreaming that the day
would come when they would gang up on him
in Los Angeles.
Illness was the unforeseen factor that
tripped him up. When he went into the Los
Angeles Hospital the California wife heard
about it indirectly through friends, while the
other one was notified directly by the hospital
Both Immediately rushed to the unhappy
sailors bedside
And the next time they all'come together
was in court. where the first wife got a di-
vorce, her rival annulment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

lay. The former, a
waiter, thought it
was funny to apply
a burnt-cork mus
tache 20 his lip,
comb his hair into a
love-lock and act
the part of Hitler,
Mrs Peters
thought it was not
only howlingly un-
funny but also
grounds for separa-
ton.
Mrs. T.. r. How
land likewise OBJ
jected 10 her hus-
bands acting, but
for different rea-
sons. Both were in
a travelling stock
CO m pan y, whose
chief vehicle va
that hoary classic,
Ten Nights in a
Barroom " Playing
the role of Fanny
Morgan, the drunk
ards wife, Mrs.
II Q wland had 20
plead nightly for her
husband TO forsake
the bottle.
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getting Gp IN the
morning So his
wife, Eva hit on
the device Of mop
ping his face with
a sh clot h
S a Ike d in cold
water.
This aroused
such an energetic
response that she
found it safer to
attach the wash
cloth TO the end
of a broomstick
before applying it
20 Arthur. The
broomstiCk turned
out TO be some
thing OF a boom
erang though, for
o n e d a Y h e
grabbed hold of 1t
and, according to
Eva's story, the
next thing she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

He thought the firecrackers would put
little zip into her performance she charged.
1t did. But instead of going 70 the dogs-a
direction in which she felt she'd gone far
enough already-Catherine went home to
mama
The Connecticut court saw her point and
granted her divorce
Arthur Priebe. of Chicago. also had trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

AS THIS War for Survival becomes more
- intense the private war between hus-
V bands and wives seems 10 be letting up.
Divorce statistics show that lot of mar
ried people who ordinarily would be going
about To get rid Of each other must have
agreed TO freeze their disagreements for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Reasons aren't hard to find. the
army and navy being two Of the
best The lack of eligible bachelors
has probably discouraged many an
already discouraged wife from re-
turning TO circulation
Also, private worries peeves
and filters that in peacetime might
have resulted in a trip to Reno.
don't seem to matter so much
today
But. while divorces are getting
fewer they also seem 20 be get
ting funner. This may be because ~
married folk have decided 10 DO sss.A
their bit by providing an unhappy 80
world with little much needed
comic relief
II not, we can't tell you the
reason. All we can DO is present ~
some recent examples and let you -
draw your own conclusions.
For instance. there's the
strange case of the 'mousetrap
bride"
She is 22-year-old Catherine Fitch who
after taste OF the outdoor life of aristocrati
Virginia, decided that single suburban blessed
ness in her home town Of Plainville, Conn
was good enough for her.
When she was II and a student at Chew
Chase, Md, Catherine succumbed TO the dy
manic appeal of Hollis T. Fitch. a youth no
only sprung from one Of the First Familie
of Virginia, but as full Of spring himself a
Tarzan.
AS Mrs Fitch, Catherine told a Connect
cut judge a few weeks ago she had TO &c
up at the crack OF dawn to feed the famil
dogs and in dead of Winter, carrying 5
pounds of dufie, trudge after her physica
culturist husband on 2-week camping trips
A doctor ordered her TO wear glasses con
stantly. Hollis scoffed In his opinion glasse
were an affectation, she testified And hi
method of bringing her around TO this view
she said was to hide her specs in drawer
and behind books.
When she persisted in looking for them
she says. he tried TO discourage her by settinj
mousetraps in likely places. Without glasses
of course, she couldn't see the traps very well
and so scarcely day went by that she didn'
have at least one pinched finger.
But the climax came, she declared wher
inventive Hollis began tossing frecracker
under her bed. What with one thing an,
another, she'd been finding it harder ant
harder to get up 10 feed the dogs.
Catherine Fitch Didn't Get Up In -
the Morning Fast Enough to Suit
Her Husband So She Testified,
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IA ford, Conn, preferred birds to jugs
as bedroom companions. his wife as
"a serted Ha had sixty birds of as
IA sorted species, among whom it was
VA his habit to roost. After four years
"a of trying TO get some sleep alongside
"a him in his domestic aviary, Mrs.
"a Puschnig was afraid that every time
"a she opened her mouth she might
"A twitter.
"a So she got divorce on grounds of
"a intolerable cruelty.
1t was ducks, roast ones, that
caused the trouble in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson, of Chi
cago Seems that Albert his wife,
Stella and their 19-year-old daughter,
Irene, all liked the drumsticks. The
result was many quarrels, ending in
a whopping big one, in the course of
which according TO Irene, Albert re-
moved both drumsticks from a duck
and threw the carcass at his wife.
Judge Rudolph F. Desert ruled
that this was a foul and granted
Stella divorce.
Mrs Eva NJ. Dargo and her hus-
band, Vincent, also of Chicago, were
friendly enough when it came to
ducks. Creampuffs were what they
couldn't agree on.
When she said she loathed the
things, Vincent, creampuff lover
from way back. allegedly rose up in
wrath crying, I'll break your spirit,
my proud beauty" or words to that
effect.
With which, according to the story
It recently won her a divorce, he began to
e her vigorous facial massage with one of
despised delcacies.
Nancy Kelly, the movie actress, never had
Y trouble with her actor husband Edmond
3rien, over the dinner table, she testified,
gely because he was hardly ever there. And
these curious grounds that Edmond was
he Man Who Didn't Come TO Dinner" she
famed an uncontested Hollywood divorce.
Judging both from this case and from the
ent one of another movie actress, Ann
thern, and her husband, Roger Pryor, the lot
a husband in Hollywood is very uncertain.
Roger for instance, liked TO fly a pur-
t INDUCED in by scores Of modern husbands
hout Ill effect. But in Rogers case, the
lrt held that it was plane cruelty TO his wife
grounded him, matrimonially speaking
Obviously. the differences between Ann
1 Roger were all in their points of view,}
ich is also where the differences between
and Mrs Herbert Peters, Of New York,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

The Strange Cases Of the Mouse+rop
Bride. the WasheIofh on The Broomsfick
the Six-Day Weekend and the Six-Week
Sleeper Usher in a Comic Offensive on
the Home Front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

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La gaceta., 1942-05-16
l6 OFICGALES HUNGAROS
FUSILADOS

Estambul, mayo l6.-LOs 16
oficiales hdngaros fusilados en-
Gyor formaban parte de una or
ganizaci6n que conspiraba con-
ira los oficiales partidarios de
los nazis.
Dispuso Ell fusilamiento de e.
SOS hombres, el teniente maris-
cal Franz Szomnatheyi, jefe del
grupo terrorista del ejercito.
Numerosos arrestos Sc han he
cho de comunistas y otros CRU
pos politicos, en- todo Ell pals.
AsegGrase que el almirante
Nicolas Horthy sostiene nego-
ciaciones con la ayuda de los O.
bispos de la iglesia h1ngara, con
la esperanto de negar a un en-
tendimiento con Inglaterra y Es
tados Unidos.
FL terror militar sc extiende
y muchos individuos prominen-
tes se han escondido.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
DESPEDIDOS DE LOS ASTI-
LLEROS VARIOS CENTENA-
RES DE

Ell jueves de esta semana
fueron despedidos del astillero
varios centenares de trabaja-
dores.
La causa no la sabemos; pc
70 hay derecho a esperar que
las Organizaciones obreras de-
manden un mayor respeto pa
ra sus miembros.
Ahora bien, ell trabajador
Sc halla obilgado a probar que
sus brazos son fuertes y que
detesta la "vaganciR."
Hay que colaborar, dando
al trabajo toda la energia que
reclama.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
MEXIOO LA
UERR AL EJE

Ciudad de Mexico, mayo 16.
lei lider de la mayoria en- el
senado, Sr. Garcia, pidi6 aver Sc
efectGe una session extraordina-
ria del congreso para declarar
la guerra al Eje, con motive de
jhaber sido hundidO, frente a las
costas de Estados Unidos, un
vapor mercante mexicano, con
perdida de vidas.
Refiriendose a la petici6n de
Garcia, ell presidente de la CO.
mission permanente del congre-
so, diputado Escobedo, manifes-
to que la session no sera convo-
cada hasta q. el presidente Avi-
la Camacho y ell ministro de es-
tado Padilla tengan tempo para
analizar la reaction del Eye a la
nota mexicana.
La Confederation General de
Trabajadores demanda que las
propiedades de todos los s1bdi-
tos del Eje sean confiscadas CO.
mo ~indemnizaci6n por ell hundi-
miento del buque Y el asesinato
de parte de sus tripulantes.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

DE LAS ~GANAlNCIAS DE
MARIDO Y MUJER

Washington, mayo 16.-Por
una diferencia de tres votoS, el
icomite de medios y arbitrios de
IA camara decide aver, por Sc
lgunda vez en- dos amos, que Sc re
quiera de marfdo y mujer un in
forme con6unto de sus ganan-
cias, en- 10 que al page del i'm
lpuesto annual Sc refiere.
81 ell senado y la camara acep
tan esa recommendation, los in
igresos aumentaran en- 35O.030,-
900 de pesos.
Rechaz6 81 comite la petici6n
del gobierno para que Sc nippon
gan contribuciones a los valores
de los estados y condados.
La declaration conjunta de
marido y mujer permitira Sc so
bre I'm tanto por ciento mayor.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
VENDIO DOS DE SUS AUTO
BUSES LA M TRANSIT

A una empresa de Clearwa-
ter vendi6 aver dos Omnibus
la Tampa Transit Co., y es pro
bable que venda dos mas dem
tro de pocos dias.
Este, segGn ell Sr. Norman
Smith, ell presidente, no PERU
dicara en- NADIA ell servicio To-
cal.
Las "guaguas" vendidas son
viejas e inferiores a las que ell
pGblico demanda.
Hace dos semanas la cOmpa
MIA recibi6 IL nuevos coches y
con ellos ~reemplaz6 IL vlejos
y menos c6modos.
En- las IL rutas en- operation
Sc utilizan 81 autobuses.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
LAS REPARACIONES EN- LA
CARRETERAS DEL CON-
DADO

Los comisionados del conda
do acordaron aver pedir al go
bierno apruebe las reparacio-
mes eSenciales de las carrete-
raS, pero dejando la construc-
ci6n de nuevoS caminos hasta
despues de la guerra.
Dos trabajos va iniciados, la
reconstruction de la Gale Ma
lilo, en- Palma Celia, y la de Sc
ward, en- Sulphur Springs, Sc
ran completados( segun ma
nifest6 ell ingeniero Merlin.
TodaS las futuras obras solo
podran verificarse con permi.
so de la WPB.
La disminuci6n del sransito.
segGn ell ingeniero, perJudica-
"a mas que beneficiara a las
carreteras.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

Ell general frances Giraud, es-
capado de una prisi6n nazi SUI
pervisada por ell "super-asesi-
no" Himmler, ofrece regresar a
sus cadenas 81 el naZismo deja
en- libertad a 100000 franceses
prisioneros de guerra.
La proposition lie fu6 hecha al
administrator militar" aleman
de la IONA ocupada, ell "matari-
fe" Otto Won Stuelpagel...
Pierre Laval arreglo la entire
vista de Giraud con 81 jefe ma
zi... Y este, segdn Ell cable, "a
6ruptamente" puso fin a la con-
versaci6n...
Pasa de un million FL nGmero
de franceses que Hitler retiene
en los campamentos de concen-
TRACTION.
Muchos de ellos moriran de
tuberculosis; pero los que sobre
vivian, en- ell dia de la victoria,
vengaran a las victimas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
PIDE LA INVESTIGATION
IL JUEGO ORGANIZADO

Elizabeth, N. J. mayo 16.-El
magistado Clarence E. Case, de
la Corte Supreme, di6 aver ms
trucciones al Gran Jurado de
mayo y lie pidi6 investigue ell iue
'go comercializado en- ell condado
doe Union, particularmente ell
racket de los nGmeros.
"Necesita ell gobierno dinero
para ganar la guerra Y es YER
gonzante que de los bolsillos del
pueblo Sc e~xtraigan grandes SUI
mas para los operadores del jue-
go prohibido y sus complies"
Agrego que Sc lie habian hecho
a 81, personalmente, numerosas
quejas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

Londres, mayo 16.-Las tro
pas rusas lanzaron aver un vic
lentisimo contraataque, en-
Kerch, y expulsaron a los ale
names de las posiciones que
en- la ciudad consiguieron ocu-
par.
Sc inici6 ell contraataque ba
jo la protection de los tanques
V luego de un vigoroso fuego
de artilleria.
Dificultaron las lluvias Ell
movimiento de las fuerzas me-
canizadas del enemigo, en- las
afueras.
AL mariscal Won Book Sc lie
COMIC por Hitler la tarea de
defender a Kharkov, donde Ell
ejercito rojo contin1a atacan-
do. Won Book llamo tropas de
sus reservas para oponerlas a
la vanguardia rusa. Apesar de
los esfuerzos del enemigo, la
ofensiVa Sc extiende y el re-
'troceso aumenta.
Los nazis llevan perdidos,'
en- tres dias, 40 %aviones, 25O
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
La paz universal que Hitler pregona
(PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE AsENsIo)

hombres que piensan Y razonan
serian condenadOs a muerte;
pero no seria paz duradera. Pc
70 como esa victoria fundada en-
la superioridad de las ferzas mo
toriZadas y EN- la falta de pre-
,paraci6n de America para la
guerra no llegara, tendra el ar
t~iculista monarquico que espe-
rar la victoria total Y absolute
de las armas aliadas para vivir
esa paz universal, que cierta-
mente no sera la pregonada por
Hitler, sine una basada en- la in
dependencia, la integridad de
los pueblos y los derechos hui
manos tai como han sido defini-
dos en- la carta del Atlantieo, CO.
mo fines de ia paz.
Contrasta con esa acci6n me-
canizada, pregonada por ell pc
ri6dicO de Luca de Tena, dias
despues de la conferencia de Hit
Ter y Munssolini, con Ia total pa
ralizaci6n de los frentes terres~
tres en- Europa, las derr0tas nj
pOnas en- los bordes de China y
Birmania y la superioridad en-
IA production de guerra de la in
dustria -norteamericana. Y una
de dos, o ell critico ignora Ia for
'midable labor americana, 0 81 la
ignora solo escribe aquello que
beneficiar a quien tiene
al pueblo espahol a un
especial terror, por la situaci6n
de fuerza en- la frontera de Irun
~ 81 establecimiento de poderes
policiades %superiOres q los del
.ca6tico Estado espahol de hoy.
La sustituci6n de un Guardia
Civil en- la Direction de Policia,
la disminuci6n fulminante del
General Eugenio Espinosa de
los Monteros, la remoci6n de
militares apolicias desafectos a
ia Falanie Y a Serrano Suher,
la continuation de la nefasta O.
bra de apaciguamiento por eI
terror, las declaraciones de mo-
narquicos dem6cratas, segin e.
Hos, de levantar una legion pa
"a pelear contra Hitler, Y 10 d.
.cho por Ell peri6dicO madrileho y
Eduardo Adhos, Embajador ex-
lP0s0 j IA ~ pdQl
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
UN EJERCITO
~NO-COMBATIENTE DE MU-
JERES AMERICANS

Washington, mayo 16.-Un
ejercito no-combatiente de mu
jeres americans, compuesto
por 10000 senoras Y senori-
tas, naci6 aver al firmar ell pre-
sidente una ley que crea un
cuerpo auxiliar de mujeres.
Fue nombrada director, con
un grado de comandante, la Sc
nora Ovetta Culp Hobby, de
81 amos, directora de un peri6
dico de Texas y madre de dos
hijos.
La movilizaci6n inicial, que
sera superyisada por ell secre-
tario de la Guerra, Mr., Slim
son, quedara limitada a $4,000
Este nGmero sera aumentado
mas tarde.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
Las tropas rojas siguen aplastando
la reslstencia nazl en- Kharkov
Colocan nuevos p~uentes y abren aerodromos
los zapadores rusos

Moscu, mayo 16.-El ejerci
to rojo continua aplastando la
resistencia alemana en- Khar-
kov, ell eje de la invasion de
Hitler en- ell sur de Russia.
Las lineas interiors; de la
defensa nazi han sido quebran
tadaS en- dos lugares. I'm am
plio movimiento de flanoo, en-
un lugar a 20 millas de Khar-
kov, amenaza todas las lineas
de comunicaciones del enemi-
go, en- ell frente sur.
Los alemanes, en- algunos
sectores, contraatacan con tan
ques y aviaci6n.
Tralbajando sin descanso, a.
pesar de las lluvias y las mum
daciones, los zapadores rusos
estan colocando nuevos puen-
ties y abriendo aer6dromos.
La ofensiva de Kharkov Sc
interpreted por los peri6dicos ru-
SOS como una prueba de que
la completa derrota de Hitler
Sc producira en- 1912.
Los nazis han convertible mu-
chos pueblos y aldeas en- pun
tos fortificados y NADIA facil de
penetrar.
Una orden dada al regimen
to aleman 610, que cay6 en-
poder de los rusos, les instru-
we para formar una nueva IL
nea de defensa de 500 a 1000
La gaceta., 1942-05-16
Los alemanes expulsados de Kerch
Won Book en- ell frente de Kharkov

tanQues, DO aeroplanos Y 255
canones.
La ofensiva rusa ha cruza-
do ell Rio Donetz.
Sobre Kerch, la nota Official
dice: "Nuestros soldados COM
baten al enemigo, que tiene su
iperioridad numerical"
Domino ell aire la aviaci6n
sovietica con "Huracanes,' TO
mahawks,' "AiracobraS" V 80
moviks."
NADIA Sc sabe sobre la mott
cia nazi de que un crucero a
mericano de 5000 toneladas
y, I'm destructor fueron hundi-
dos por los aviones alemanes
entire ell cabo Norte de Norue-
ga Y la isla artica de Spitzber-
gen.
Ademas los nazis aseguran
haber destruido un barco rom
pehielos, un vapor mercante
de 1000 toneladaS, incendian
do un buque de carga de 10
mil toneladas y hundido otros
barcos, con un tonelaje de
$500, en- una bahia de la cos
ia sur de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

Inglaterra consumi6, en- 1941,
80 millones de libras de tabaco
mas que en- 1910.
iLaStima que no Sc haya po-
dido realizar ell aumento COM
prando tslbaco cubano!
Use hace va TODD 10 possible
por los jefes de la marina y de
Ia aviaci6n para impedir que los
submarines del Eje hundan va
pores mercan5es 'dabajo de nueS
tras narices," a la vista de tie
ira?
Importa decrecer, ahora mis-
mo, el n1mero de hundimientos.
Los vapores mercantes Sc ne
cesitan para mandar armament
t0s y comestibles a Russia, Ingla-
terra y Australia.
BESIDE que empez6 ell aho has
ita la fecha han sido hundidoS
218 O 220 barcos americanos, un
tonelaje mayor, comparative
mente, al que Sc viene constru-
yendo.
HAY que intensificar la cons
trucci6n de barcos y al mismo
tempo crear una mejor protec-
ci6n para las costas!
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

yardas en- la orilla oeste del
rio DonetZ.
La batalla en- Kerch conti-
nua. En- su punto mas estrecho
la peninsula de Kerch tiene
un ancho de eScasamente 20
millas Y es SECURE que Ell man.
do russo fortified este cuello en-
ire ell arengoso mar de Azov y
la costa del Mar Negro. La SUI
premacia del Soviet en- las a.
guas del Mar Negro excluye la
posibilidad de que los alema-
ne sefectden desembarcoS.
La estrechez del sector mues
ira que es exagerada la noticia
de que la batalla es la ofensi-
va de primavera de Hitler.
BESIDE ell frente sur comuni-
can que la division alemana
275, que interviniera en- la ba-
ITALIA de Lozovaya, a principles
de este ano, ACADIA de sufrir
nuevas considerables perdidas
Unidades de la division ma
ri 1856, de infanteria, fueron
diezmadas por los hombres
del general Gregory X. Thu
koff, despues de su llegada de
Berlin por la ruta de Koenigs-
berg y Memel.
En- ell mar de Barents una
flotilla sovietica atac6 un con-
voy aleman, hundiendo un
transporte de 10000 tonela-
das.
La gaceta., 1942-05-16

Cuanlo la pClitica de guerrs
aliada, basada en- obtener la SUI
parioridad en- ell dominic de los
mares y del aire, inicia una era
nueva, con la batalla martina
del mar de Coral, los voceros dc
Hit,ers en- Eapana, anuncian
que para Ell pr6ximo otono CO.
.noceran la victoria que dara la
paz a Europa por Ell triunfo del
"Nuevo Orden'. Ash la propa-
.ganda germana trata de enga-
mar al mundo.
Tn peri6dico monarquico, de
los que pomposamente, segun
I'm Representative en- America,
Sc titulan dem6cratas, elogia
por la pluma de su critico mill
tar a las fuerzas motorizadas de
Hitler y profetiza su victoria,
Sc trata NADIA menos que del
A.B.C. de Madrid, cuyo propie-
tario representa- a Franco en-
Chile, y ell critico que elogia las
fuerzas motorizadas es ell midi
tar y estcritor Luis BermGdeZ
de Castro. Esto dicho en- los mo-
mentos en- que la d~escomposi-
ci6n politica de Espaha, y la lu-
cha entire militares Y falanje sc
re~crUdece, es ell sintoma de CO.
mo Hitler engaha a la opinion
pGblica espahola.
Ell articulista dice asi: "Pron-
TO tendremos noticias de las vic
torias decisivas de este ejercito
aleman motorizado, que crece "a
~pidamente. Los comunicados o.
.ficiales nos informaran que ma
da resistira su avance Y que pull
verizara toda resistencia'.
Y al caer las hojas en- ell oto-
no, empujadas por el viento, sa-
de la victoria que nos
dara paz en- Europa, creando ell
dilema, 81 la guerra Sc pospon-
dra debido a la falta de prepare
ci6n de las Americas, o habra
.paz universal. Probablemente
sera la paz universal"
ST Hitler cOnsiguiera esa IA
ell victoria, la paz DEF mundo,
seria universal, porque todos los
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