The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

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CT bread AID salt bee. Cor the REMAINDER
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ore day tie old man came INTO TIE galley
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asked: 'Gr. - h0w much food s-s
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sir sixteen Ounces ! replied Sixteen
ounces exclaimed The skipper: 'stly there
ara twelve ounces n 4 pound Where
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Indies. discharged ard fook On our return
cargo and sailed for Augusta Wa rnads
a g1ick TRIP and arrived IN port safe ans
sound i was amusing, however 70 80
those sas-ors finishing % taeiS work pre-
pa.atory % quitting f1e ship Some o.
them wais,le1 and others sang Before I
weG: ashore The skipper called TIE into rs
caoln ana ssl1: Wei. M sup
pof4a yen VII ship with me tor the rex,
voysge?-
NJ thank you captain I replied.
not for ile present.