BARRETT, District Judge.
The Pacific Maru, a Japanese steel cargo steamer, 385 feet long, 51 feet broad, 36 feet molded depth, of 9,010 tons deadweight capacity, loaded with 8,324 tons of nitrate of soda in bags, which it had loaded in Chilean ports, of which 2,000 tons were to be discharged at Savannah, arrived off Tybee Bar at the mouth of the Savannah river at about 2 o'clock a. m. August 11, 1923, and anchored to await the river pilot. The pilot boarded the steamer...
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