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heart torn out to be used in voodoo

practices. They assert they have evi

dence that the crime was the result

of negro sorcerers’ attempt to cure

the wife of one of the employees of

the sugar central. Yamaqueyeak, lo

cated near here, of tuberculosis. One

of the half-dosen suspects being held

In Camaguey, a Haitian, It Is added,

la suspected of being the voodoo

leader.

RAT ATTACKS SLEEPING MAN

Infuriated Animal Makes Wound in

Man's Nack Within Half Inoh

of Jugular Vein.

Wilmington. Del.—William W. Wind

•or wag the victim of the attack of

an Infuriated rat while sleeping In the

.rear of his photographic studio the

other night.

Windsor was first awakened by a

noise and, flashing a light, saw a rat

dragging away an apple which had

been taken from a bag in the room.

He placed the apples In a safe place

t and then hung the apple which the

y rat had, striven to make off with

from string from the celling, but

out of the animal's reach,

gf Later he was awakened from his

f sleep by a stinging sensation In his

neck snd, brushing his hand across

his face, touched the rat, which had

Inflicted a flash wound. The wound

was within a half Inch of the man's

Jugular vein. Ur. Windsor's daugh

ter died several years ago after hav

ing been bitten by a rat

Sauerkraut's Pal Hard Hit

Washington.—High prices for hoi

dogs have hit Germany, the Commerce

department has been advised by Con

sul John A. Scott at Dresden. The

consumer places the blarney on the

batchers, he says, while the lattei

condemn the slaughter houses. Beef,

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The Forrest City times and herald. (1922). Forrest City, Ark., 1922-12-21. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90050367/1922-12-21/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Forrest City times and herald, 1922-12-21.