The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-15
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nstniEg al tue progress or tie war on1I
arrives a. saciSTaa sAsi week ISs people
al fiadascsiok are Inclined 20 eide With
rpalnt and are HUGE disappointed az tas
way tbinsk have turned out Al The begin
Elns 81 the war they declared that the
United States could not hold cut for any
length Of time. b5t IL ssenzs 10 be just
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or sas Siberian coast II has a fire. large
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from SIX 70 eight fath0rns deep. Vessels
from all over tie world come there WITH
eaFg0es. which Sfe discharged and carried
81 other yortz hy small freight steamers
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stek. and fer this reason few VI the car
goes brought ever ate marked for that
port TIE vessels wa.eh cone there are
mostly German. Ffenesa. Eagllsh. Chinese
and Japane@. American vessels come
there now and then ~4th earsoes. bat not
afsen. All the csrEoes are discharged from
The vessels while lying IA the stream and
taken ashore On lighters and sc0ws TIE
duties 81 ths 'ioEgsaorsmsn are done hy
Korean natives. They somewhat rssem-
be the Chinese. and their language is very
similar. When working they 10 ab8ut half
naksG and are the iirfiast SIT / ever laid
eyes On. They work In gangs. Zach OF
which is managed b a head man Or steve