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Milford chronicle., 1939-12-08

Electro September 26. 1883
Daily and Standardization Standard Time
BETWEEN ANNAPOLIS AND MATAPEAKE
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS: 7.25 A. NJ, 300 A. NJ.
900 A, n, 1000 4. M, II 90 a. NJ. 1900
noon, 100 p. NJ. 2 90 P. NJ, 800 p. NJ,
400 P NJ, 500 P NJ, 600 p M. TOO
", 100 P N
800 A NJ. 1000 A. NJ. II 90 A. NJ. I2O6
noon, 100 p NJ, 200 p. NJ. 300 P NJ,
SOC N. 800 =. M. O0 p. NJ. 100
BETWEEN ROMANCOKE AND CLAIBORNE
LEAVE ROMANCOKE: 1000 A. NJ. 200 p NJ.
400 P. NJ. 500 p. M. 800 p NJ
LEAVE CLAIBORNE 600 A. NJ. 90 p NJ.
300 r. NJ, 500 P. NJ. 100 p. NJ.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FERRY COMPANY
ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND
Milford chronicle., 1939-12-08
PUBLIC SALE!
OF
Household Goods

As am dscontnuing housekeeping
will offer at Public Auction. the fol-
lowing Household Goods and Real ES-
tate. at my home ON Main street.
Gree nwood. Delaware. on
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NOTICE

] will not be responsible for any
bills unless contracted by myself.
MARY ADAMS,
dS-3tp Harrington
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Wednesday, Dec. IS. 1899,
AT ~ A. M.-Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK

AT ~ A. M.-Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One Black Horse. One Gray Mare.
Black Horsa. years old; Gray Mare. 3
years old. viii work anywhere. Ono
Guernsey Heifcrs Gk months old. One
Brood Sow. year old: pigs. 10 weeks
old: 50 He'iS and Pullets.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One low wheel wagon. with body.
good as new; fiat rack. new; ] Nc
CormiclS- DeerinE riding cultivator,
good as new: walking cultivatOrs, one
No - Oliver left-hand plow. one l.
horse plow. ! Acme harrow. ] 2-horse
disc. / land roller. corn marker. ]
corn shell-.r. ] pair cultivatOr disc, ]
Iollcn coulter, double and single trees.
sets v tson harness. 2 collars. 2 bril-
dies. pair breast chains. pair check
lines. "Ow chain. lot of bags. ! cook
stove. / hunk stove. and many other
things too numerous to mention.
FEED
About 20 bushels of Oats. 600 baskets
Corn, $40 lunches Coarse Fodder. About
Six Tons of clean LespedeZa Hay in the
b:iTn.
TERMS: CASH
JOSEPH RAWEI. AND son
John Dick -rson. AuctiOnecr. dl-2tp
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PU BLIC SALE

Having 4. rid,d d to discontinue farm
iug. / viii offer AZ Public Sal,' 1T my
fam. known aS the old G.Org" Todd
Farm. On road beading from Fishers
school House. to Erids",il, on
Milford chronicle., 1939-12-08

WANTED-Hogs to kill. Tom Har-
rington. ?l9 North East Front street.
Milford. di-2t
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FOR SALE-Farm. 166 acres. room
house with good cellar. in u good loca-
tion; two chicken houses 20 X 40, good
outbuildinss. Price $4,000, w. f. Lank.
Milford. n24-3tp
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ANNAPOLIS.MATAPEAKE-
R0MANC0KE.CLAIB0RNE
FERRIES

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PAGE THREE

ter smile.
you've got to believe what
I'm going to tell you! he blurted
out, his own temper uncertain.
''Tll never believe a single
word you ever say! If you're
waiting, for that time to come
Oh, why don't you go!"
In the next room he could hear
the Judge and Tom Haveril
speaking hurriedly; he could not
see them but saw Timberline, his
shotgun gripped with hard, COM
petent hands. He thought: IF I
could just make her listen to me!
If I could tell her the whole
thing"
He gathered up the weapons
which the Judge, and Tom Have
ril had "shed" at Timberline's
staccato command, and threw
them as far as he could out
through the door into the dark.
(TO Be COntinued)
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to kill Lucy" he said quickly.
Hell, no." said Timberline.
and the boards creaked again as
he came step nearer. TT en-
shove the muzzle close up to the
back O. your head, snugglin' it
up, say, under your left ear
"Call him off, Sundown!"
yelled Tom Haveril. "Quick, CT
1 start shooting-and I'll get you
if I die the next minute!"
Barry YVES tempted then to
shout to his old friend, elbow his
damn head off, Timber!" But
Lucy had spun about and her
arms we're around Tom Taveril,
and her two hands were lifted to
protect the back of his head. So
what Barry said was, z~s-
Hold it, Timber! These two
want a word or two together. Let
them have it, out in the kitchen!
Kill the first one that bats an
eye. And I'll have two words here
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with Lucy!"
Tom Haveril freed himself
from Lucy's arms, called, Come
ahead, Judge" droppen his guns
to the floor and moved into the
kitchen, Timberline backed off
slowly, always keeping him COW
cred.
A moment later she and Barry
were alone, and Timberline was
guarding his two prisoners in the
kitchen. She stood with her hands
down at her sides, her face lif-
ted defiantly, her eyes blazing
into Barry's
IF you've got anything to say
to me-" she said holly, "please say
it-and go!"
Lucy" he pleaded earnestly,
give come here just to save you,
can't you see?"
She scarcely flicked her eyes
scornfully at him; there was
nothing but contempt in her bit
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"You started out like you were
going to speak quite a piece,
Tom. Begged down, though, didn't
you? I don't hear anything that
makes much sense"
you're listening for it thought"
jeered Tom Haveril. "Your ears
are wide open, and you're begin
ming to think already that you
came pretty close making a bad
mistake! Well, you did. Barry got
those things-but he didn't get
| the ace have in the hole. You
bet I've still got it. And if you
had the bad luck to burn me
down tonight-well, it would be
just too bad for Judge Parker
Blue, formerly of Laredo! You'd
hang just as sure as crab apples
grow on a crab apple tree"
"You talk big, Tom Haveril,
and ever did," scoffed the Judge,
but sounded uneasy.
you've got nothing to gain
here tonight, Judge" said Tom
Haveril swiftly, "and everything
to lose. I might get killed-Lucy
might get killed-and where
would you be?"
Right there Barry knew that
Tom Haveril had as good as won
the trick.
The Judge cleared his throat.
He said gravely, Here, let's talk
this thing over"
Sure" said Tom Haveril.
Glow about it, Cousin, Cousin
Berry? Want to call the party off
for this time?"
"I've been looking for you
for more than two years, Laredo, >
said Barry angrily. "Tve follow
ed you all the way out to Cali
fornia and back. Come into the
open and fight it out"
ION my wedding night?'
grinned Tom Haveril.
LET me have a half dozer
words alone with Tom Haveril.'
put in the Judge swiftly. "We'l
step into the next room. You c2r
tell Lucy whatever you want to
All right, Tom?"
Without any hesitation Ton
Haveril answered: "Anything you
say, Judge. Sure it's all right
with me. Suit you, Sundown?"
A look flashed from Tom Ha.
veril to Judge Blue. Barry reac
1t alright. Tom Haveril was simp.
ly making sure that the Judge
would keep out of it; if the
Judge nodded ever so slightly, il
his guarded eyes said, eyes
Tom Haveril was hair-trigger sci
to start shooting. He could not
have failed to kill Barry, MOI
could Barry have possibly firec
back.
1t was just then a board creak.
eded in the room beyond the
kltchen-as a door opened from
behind Tom Haveril's back.
Barry, fascinated, watched the
door open; he saw the barrel Of
a shotgun thrust into the lanon.
light; he saw old Tinberline'e
shrewd eyes squirting along the
barrel.
Il been listenin' coupla min
utes," said Timber acidly. "Seems
like it was about time man with
a shotgun showed up. Am right
pardner?"
IF you're wrong no man was
ever right" cried Barry. 'Nov
you listen to me, Tom Haveril!"
Tom Haveril's lean Jaws bulgec
from the strain he set on them
and his eyes glittered feverishly
out Of a slowly whitening face.
amy man who shoots is sure
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NINTH INSTALLMENT
SynODSiS

Barry Haveril goes hunting for
a cousin of his Jesse COnrOy,
known as the Laredo Kid, who
murdered his brother Robert.
Barry is befriended by Judge
Blue and his daughter, Lucy. The
Judge invites Barry up to visit
him and there Barry meets jesse
He accuses Jesse of killing his
brother and of being the Laredo
Kid. Judge Blue comes up from
behind, knocks Barry uncon-
sciOus. Barry escapes, however
and meets an old man named
Timberline, who also is cunning
for the Laredo Kid. After several
years of searching Barry returns
to Judge Blues house where ne
meets a man called Tom Haverll
whom he accuses of being his
cousin Jesse in disguise. Barry
tells the stranger in town that
his sister, who works at a lunch
counter in town, can identify
him. They search for her but
she's missing. Barry, and new
friend of his, Ken March, &c
looking for her and find her in q
cabin with Sarboe and two Othel
men. Tom Haveril, the Judge and
others then come, after Ken has
been shot, and hang the men in
the cabin. When they leave Bar
nv stays on and finds SarbOe ISM
dead but has lost his ability tt
talk. Tom HaveriI returns anC
Barry and he shoot at each othe1
but neither is killed. Recovered
Barry meets his sister and Ker
March, who tell him that Lucy
Blue is about to marry Tom Ha'
veril. Barry rushes to- the Blue
home to try to stop the mar
riage.
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Olle VI you Dairy QdVeIl1!
I'm in a hurry, Timber" said
Barry, pulling down reluctantly.
whats wanted?'
where you goin' Barry? Who's
that with your"
It's Judge Blue We're riding
over to Tom HaveriPs ranch. He
has taken Lucy over there"
can you two was goin' without
me-" muttered Timber reproach-
fully.
''Come ahead then," said Barry,
and again he and the Judge shook
out their reins.
Their way led them through
the notch just above Red Rock
along the high ridge and down
into the first of several parallel
valleys. The Judge led the way
and, though Barry was forced tc
follow, he could find little fault
with the pace that was set. Tim
berline, doing his best to keep
up, began to lag.
When they came under the cot
tonwoods in the shade of which
the ranch house had been built
the Judge was ahead. He had dis.
mounted when Barry came ur
with him.
He went up the steps, his spurs
jingling, his high boots humping
He knocked and nailed jovially
"Hey, you young folks! cts
the Judge, bringing you a wed
ding present he ought to have
thought of sooner. Open up, Tom
Open Lucy"
Tom HaveriPs voice rang ou'
sharply, ''Who's with your"
Zone Of the boys. He's helping
me tote your surprise, Tom"
! The door opened only a little
the Judges bulk thrust it farther
back as he showed on in. Anc
close behind him came Barry.
Incredibly quick, Tom Haveri
placed himself behind Lucy.
Il thought sol" he said in cole
anger. "You and Barry Haveril
huh?"
When the Judge laughed, "It':
nothing, Tom; just a friendly
VISIT" Lucy came near fainting
with cold horror.
Toni" sore canned Lucy
'"They've come to kill you'll"
Sure said Tom Haveril
Sure" His gun was in his hanc
now, nosing past Lucy's waist
his eyes, burning with rage anc
hate, cleaned over Lucy's curly
head.
"You cowardly rat!" Barry
roared. "Step out like a man."
'No!" screamed Lucy, anc
threw an arm backward, trying
to get it around Tom Haveril
mo. Tom! They'll kill you. They
are cowards-'
He just laughed, but he remain.
ed as Watchful as 2 tiger about
to pounce.
| 'You two come at me in dou-
bic harness." he said. ''That
means you've got together about
! things, don't it," He laughed
again.
what he got" said Tom Ha-
veril, twas a lot of pictures and
an old Laredo newspaper! I guess
he told you that? Well, that's 8
loss that might lose you nice
pot Of money, but it wouldn't
stretch your neck, would it?
Might lose you the money, I said
but wouldn't if you played
along with me! String your chips
with Barry Haveril, and where
are your"
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he stepped in he saw Judge Blue
coming from another room, look
ing startled.
Barry Haveril!" exclaimed the
Judge. $50 you're alive after all!'
"What's all this I hear about Lucy
getting married tonight" de-
manded Barry.
"She's not to marry that devil
do you hear me?"
''Have it your way" said the
Judge.
That puzzled Barry. He salo,
"What the devil do you mean!
"She's married him already. II
good hour ago."
sMarried already" Barry
stared at him incredulously. Inc
Judge merely nodded and looked
back at him in frank curious IN
terest. "Where is she now"
Gone" the Judge said with a
flick of malice, ''On their honey
moon"
"Damn your cried Barry.
Certainly" smiled the Judge
Then his voice hardened and al
last his eye grew expressive OF
purely murderous anger. "Ano
now you can get the hell out OF
here!"
: Barry shook his head. mo, moi
yet. Pretty soon, Judge. First
am going to tell you something
After that you are going to tel
me where they have gone"
II know that you came to ~
lersville about twelve years ago
and that you were a rich mar
when you got there"
81 know that you came from
Laredo, and that you came on the
jump!"
The Judges eyes became mere
Swallowed Sits between narrowed
lids. He didn't make any retort.
"The Laredo Kid too came from
Laredo" said Barry coolly
| "When he found you again at Ty-
lers, he found a gold mine! You
have been afraid of him since
And I happen to know why
Judge Blue!"
you're a damn liar" said the
Judge.
Barry laughed.
"The Kid has made a ring
tailed baboon out Of you. You lost
something, didn't you? A flat
steel box with about five hun
dred pictures in it! And the pic.
lures nicely wrapped up in ar
old newspaper, more than a do
zen years old now! And you
thought, damned old jackass that
you are, that Laredo still had al
that! Well, he hasn't got it, ano
he doesn't know where it is-anC
you've let him browbeat you into
stealing Lucy!"
Slowly as the Judges bulged
his face Whitened.
you'd better spill I'll you
know, Kid" he said harshly.
"I've got that box and every
thing in it," snapped Barry.
eff you've got that, Barry
said the Judge, cycling him, I'll
give you fifty thousand dollars
You'd give the shirt off your
back, damn you! Now, where's
Lucy? Where's the man you let
her marry?"
I'm going out and kill him. -
said Judge Blue. "And I'm going
right now"
Barry caught him by the Shout
der. ''I'm in a hurry, man! Do
you think I want to wait? Look
here, Parker Blue; I've got that
box and all that's in it; I've got
you over a rain barrel, like La
redo used to have you! And I say:
Where are they now"
''I'll go with you,' said the
Judge.
Hes taken her to his ranch"
said the Judge as their two hor-
ses jumped under them.
Hello, who's there?"
Another rider, seeming in haste
like themselves, was bearing
down on them. Old Timberline's
voice piped up: eli, you fellers!
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SarDOe answered WIFI gil
mace and a shake of the head.
Barry had got into the way OF
reading the meaning of Sarboe's
slightest gesture. From the time
he had been dragged out under
the pine where Pennel and Lon
20 swung, he had not spoken a
single word. That was because he
could not.
Barry rode alone, but he called
back, 'I'll come back, Sarboe, or
I'll send for you" For had it not
been for Sarboe, Barry might
have bled to death that night
nearly two months ago on the
floor of the-lonely cabin.
Of all this Barry was thinking
as he rode down a winding deer
trail.
First of all he rode straight to
the spot where he hoped to come
on old Timberlire, from whom he
might get news before showing
himself in Red Rock.
It was long after dark when he
came upon, not Timberline alone,
but with him both Barry's SIS
ter Lucy and Ken March. 1t was
not much of a coincidence that
they were talking about him
when he appeared so suddenly
before them.
Lucy fairly screamed, Barry"
and bore down upon him like an
altogether lovely young ava
lanche.
'Shucks, toP you Barry wasn't
dead" said a scornful Timber
line.
They talked for half an hour,
at times all four of them at once,
there was so much to be said all
round.
tom Haveril didn't die, either,
you know, Barry, he"
He's not Tom Haveril," said
Barry. "He is Jesse Conroy. He
is the Laredo Kid. know now"
Ken March scoWled. cts going
to be merry hell for Lucy Blue
them" he said. Barry's brows shot
up. What about Lucy Blue?
His sister Lucy, with her arms
around his neck, told him.
"They're getting married to-
night, Barry. Lucy sent man
over late, after dark, asking us
over. II guess they're married
by now"
Barry sat staring at her like a
man carved out of stone and
decorated with black jewels for
eyes.
Tonight? Now Lucy marrying
Laredo? Good God!"
But, Barry
He flung her arms away and
jumped up. "When? Where? Tell
me all about it," he shouted, his
voice rough with anger.
Lucy started telling, but he
did not wait for it all. He learned
that the ceremony was set for to-
night, as soon as the preacher
could be brought to Judge Blues
house.
Barry never rode harder than
now, rushing along dim trails to
come to the Judges house before
it was to late.
When from the ridge back of
the Judges place he caught
glimpses of many lights winking
through the pines, his heart leap
ed up.
He hammered impatiently at |
the door, found it unlocked and ;;
flung it open without waiting. AS
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de su rostro Pace llam6 un CO.
che Y la trasladaron a la casa de
socorro de la Gale de Recoletos.
AN luego de ser reconocida Y
atendida por los m@dicos, Sc
comprob6 que sufria un sinco-
pc.
Pero cuando al cabo de diez
minutes volvi6 en- ST, los docto-
res pudieron observar que la In
feliz no reaccionaba enteramen-
te.
Jadeaba, apareeiendo postra-
disima.
Sc la aplicaron unas inyeccio-
mes de cafeina, sin conseguir o.
ira cosa que aumentar la inten-
sidad de sus lamentos.
Mas las palabras salian de
sus labios entrecortadas, con O.
sa especie de trabaz6n en- la len
qua que anuncia las perturba-
clones cerebraaes...
Los tres doctoreS &c mira
La gaceta., 1939-12-13

dos racimos de luces blancas, Sc
m~ejantes a tulipanes.
-fINR hija, mi hija L..
Maria de la Cruz aun andrvo
algunnos metros.
Luego tuvo ell valor para vol
yer la eabeza y mirar desde le-
jos las veletas y las cGpulas del
palacio de Rio Verde que sur
gian por encima de las arbole-
das del jardin de los abetos 81
gantescos, de los eucalyptus me-
lanc6licos....
HaSta que, al fin, exhausta,
herida de muerte, la infeliz sim
ti6 que la terra vacilaba bajo
sus pies.
Sus ojos Sc nublaron...
o era que sc hacia de noche
en- absolute, una noche l6brega,
sin luces, sin estrellas, sin ell mas
resplandor en- Ell cielo cerra
o era que sus ojos perdian
"a Sensibilidad, Ia perception.
La gaceta., 1939-12-13
LOS TENS
TAS MAKO Y SABIN

New York, Die. 13.-LA aso-
ciaci6n de Lawn Tennis de los
Estados Unidos acord6 suspen-
der a los notables tenistas Mako
y Sabin, ell primero de Los An
geles y ell segundo de Portland,
oregon, por violaciones de las
reglas del juego. Tiene la sus-
pension caracter temporal hasta
que Ell comite executive Sc reu-
ma, en- ell mes de febrero.
Mako y Sabin fueron declara-
dos ineligibles Ell pasado % de
noviembre por acci6n del conf
t6 que preside ell Sr. Holcombe
Ward.
Sc les acusa de haber recibi-
do los gastos de habitaci6n ~
otros" de organizaciones de ten
La gaceta., 1939-12-13
La Junta de laLiga Intersbcixl


Sc reuni6 aver la Liga Inter-
social en- ell Centre Asturiano.
Preside Ell Sr. Victoriano
Manteiga Y asistieron el tesore-
70 y todos los Delegates y sub
delegados. Ell secretario Der
deal Sc excuse por enfermedad
en- su familia.
Lego ell tesorero Vega ell in
forme de la Comisi6n de Glosa,
aprobando las cuentas de la Lii
ga Intersocial. Integraron esta
Comision de Glosa los Sres. Jo-
sc Vega, del Circulo Cubano;
Pedro Alvarez, de los Caballe-
ros Leales; Ignacio Antinori, de
la Unione Italiana, y Henry So
lares, del Centre Asturiano.
FL domingo pasado ingresa-
ron por la cantina $7.15 y por la
venta de cafe $1.35.
Una comisi6n, integrada por
los cuatro Delegates, actuara
con respecto a los uniformes pa
ra tres clubs, en- la temporada
de 1910.
Gestionara la Liga que Sc com
plete Ell techo de la glorieta.
La fecha de reunion para I'M
ciar los trabajos del campeona-
to de 1910, Sc acord6 que fuese
ell tercer martes del mes de fe-
brero.
En- la primera reunion Sc ele-
gira el nuevo executive de la
Liga y despues Sc procedera a
discutir Y aprobar las nuevas re
glas.
La comisi6n que intervino en-
ell beneficio del pitcher Jose Do
mfnguez present6 un amplio in
forme por boca de Ignacio An
tinori, subdelegado de Ia Unio-
ne. Ell b~eneficio solo tuvo de
gastos $3.50 y Sc entregaron e
Dominique, anoche mism0,
$1O5.55. Faltan por lio'idar IS
La gaceta., 1939-12-13

ron.r
@Loca?
(Que dice?-pregunt6, al
fin, uno de ellos, ell mas joven.
-Parsce que dice uni hi
jail" o a. Hija mia "-contss-
to otro.
-Esta sonora debe haber su-
frido alguna fortisima impra-
sion, que la ha producido un DIES
equilibrio nervioSo,
mo saben ustedes su NOM
bre, su domicilio...?
-iNada!
-Nada-conteStaron Pace Y
los otros sehoreS que lie habian
a traerla a la casa de-
socorro.
FL conserje del teatro cont6
como la eneOntrara caida sobre
la acera de uno de los paseos de
la Castellana.
Sc la registr6, encontrandola
no mas algunOs biHetes de Ran.
La gaceta., 1939-12-13

co.
Entonces, como los dos seno-
res que habian ayudado a Gil a
acxlllar a Maria dijeron que sc
marchaban, y los medicos Ian
aaron al CONSERVE una especie de
mirada interrOgante, Pace que
era un hNmhre de coraz6n, sim
tio una gran pisdad por esta DO
Dre sonora, que tendria que ser
Nevada al hospital, y fali6 en- re-
dondo:
-Bueno, escuchen ustedes.
Gno puedo llevame a esta seho-
ra a mi casa. mientras no se
ea'uentra su domicilio?..
-lY claro que si!-contest6
ell medico mayor.
En- csc case, 81 ustedes me
deDtro de media no.
"a vendra mi esposa a recoger-
Ia. Con su permiso me retro.
Buenas tardes, senores.
-Muy buenas tardes,
La gaceta., 1939-12-13
NO TIENE DETALLES LA
oFIC1NA DEL FISCAL

New York, Die. 13e-1a Off
Gina del fiscal Dewey ccmunic6
aver qeu la comisi6n atletica del
estado no lie ha remitido docu-
mentaci6n alguna reladionada
con ell case de Harry Thomas, el
gladiator del peso complete.
Thomas declare en- Chicago
que 81 habia convenido en- "ti-
rarse" en- peleas q. ~sostuvo con
Ell aleman Schmeling y con Ell i
taliano Tony Galento.
La comisi6n rehus6 conceder-
lie inmunidad a Thomas, en- la
jrnta del viernes pasado a cam
bio de que dijera la verdad pc
70 dijo que consultaria con la o.
.ficina def fiscal del Estado.