The New York herald

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Abrogation of the convention of

1915 under which American military

occupation began.

Convocation within a short period

of a constituent assembly with all

guarantees of electoral liberty.

The Haytlan dele* ites sent here to pre

.?ent the memorial are H. Pauleus 8an

non, former Haytlan secretary for For

eign Affairs and once Haitian Minister

to the Un'ted States; Stento Vincent,

former President of the Haytlan Senate,

and Pcrciv.il Thoby, former Hayt'SJt

<Tiargo d'Affaires at Wsshlngton They

represent the Patriotic Union of Hiytl,

described as a non-pa rtl?an organisation

founded at Tort au Prince In 1920 and

In wh'c.h. It la claimed, every one of the

twenty-nine dlatrlcts Is represented.

WAITER HAD LO*G NAIL

IN FOOT THREE YEARS

Did Not Know It Wai There

Until Doctor Cut It Out.

Baarr'ian, May 2.?Christian Wisslng,

a wa'ter at the Allyn House, thought

he bnd rheumatism In his right foot

and went to Dr. Daniel F. Sullivan yes

torday for treatment. Dr. Sullivan

thought he saw evidence of som.> for

eign substance and advised an opera

tion. Wisslng consented.

When the physician cut the foe he

found three Inches of what had been a

ten penny nail. Acid In the hi *>d bed

dissolved the other three rVs the

doctor says. W'ssHtf said he rut hla

foot while bathing at Cha* nan B*ach

three years ago He trentrd the cut

himself and t firstly henlrrt ove'. But

tho rain persisted Physicians -vivlscd

painting with Iodine. W'sa'nc did th'a

for lliree years, and when the pain did

not Subside went to Dr. S lllvon.

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The New York herald. (1921). New York, N.Y., 1921-05-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045774/1921-05-09/ed-1/?sp=10

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1921-05-09.