41.   Scores of youths and boys began tearing apart a two-story wooden home behind army headquarters, claiming that Haitian soldiers used it to hide guns.

42.   Some former Haitian soldiers and others close to the old regime have been seen working at the police complex in an official capacity.

43.   U.S. soldiers in the Haiti occupation force surrounded the building, arrested at least seven Haitian soldiers and said they got the situation under control after two hours.

44.   U.S. soldiers surrounded the facilities, arrested about a dozen Haitian soldiers and warned hundreds of Haitian onlookers to stay away from the headquarters.

45.   In the outlying post of Vialet, three Haitian soldiers in their yellow uniforms seem indifferent.

46.   A day earlier, Jean-Bertrand Aristide was their sworn enemy, but on Saturday Haitian soldiers stood at attention as their president returned from exile.

47.   After the standoff, more than a thousand Aristide supporters gathered in the plaza outside army headquarters, cheering when US troops took the arrested Haitian soldiers away.

48.   Although his four assailants got away, Potter was sure there were Haitian soldiers among them.

49.   Each day they distribute weapons to the Haitian soldiers and collect them again at night.

50.   They applauded and cheered when US troops took the arrested Haitian soldiers away.