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NAT I O N AL COLO R S

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UNITED STATES VESSELS.

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No. 87

International Code of Signals

American Edition

PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

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INTRODUCTION.

The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six flags — one for each letter
of the alphabet — and a, Code Pennant.

Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.

General signals are three-flag signals.

Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-flag
signals.

The book is divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
signals and all the tables of money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with a
geographical list and a table of phrases formed with the auxiliary verbs.

The second part is an index. It consists of a general vocabulary and a geographical
indpx. It is arranged alphabetically.

The third part gives lists of the United States storm-warning, life-saving, time-
signal, and wireless telegraph stations, and of Lloyd's signal stations of the world. It
also contains semaphore and distant signal codes and' the United States Army and Navy
and Morse Wigwag Codes.

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CONTENTS.

Page.

National colors worn by United States vessels ' Frontispiece

Flags of the principal maritime countries Plate II

Flags and pennants of the International Code (Front and rear) Plate III

Meanings of the flags and pennants of the International Code when hoisted singly with the Cede

Pennant 7

Signals of distress 7

Signals for pilots 8

PART I.

Instructions in signaling, including how to make alphabetical spelling signals 11

Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words)— four flags, CBDF to CZYX 15

Numeral signals and how to make them 32

Nimieral table (alternative method of making numeral signals) — Code Pennant under UA to Code

Pennant under ZY 33

Decimals and fractions — BOO to BDZ. .., 34

Signals to be used only between vessels towing and being towed 35

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Flags AB to ZY 36

Compass table in degrees — ABC to AQC 45

Compass table in points and half points — AQD to AST 46

United States and foreign moneys — ASU to AV.T , 47

United States and foreign measures and weights — AVK to BCN 51

List of countries in which the metric system is used 55

Table for converting metrical measures and weights into their equivalents 55

Latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over AB to Code Pennant over KP 56

Divisions of time and of latitude and longitude — Code Pennant over KQ to Code Pennant over QL. . 58

Barometer in inches and millimeters — Code Pennant over QM to Code Pennant over TS 59

Thermometer according to the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur systems — Code Pennant over

TU to Code Pennant over ZY 60

ATJXIMARY PHRASES.

Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs — REA to CWT 62

GEOGHAPHICAL UST.

Names of places arranged according to their geographical position, showing International Code, time,

weather, life-saving, Lloyd's, and wireless telegraph signal stations of the world — ABCD to BFAU. 89

PART II.

INDEX.

General vocabulary— CXA to ZNP 143

Geographical index (names of places arranged in alphabetical order) — ABCD to BFAU 452

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6 CONTENTS.

PART III.

Page.

Storm-warning display stations of the United States 505

Time signals of the United States 509

United States naval wireless telegraph stations 512

Life-saving districts and stations of the United States 515

Lloyd's signal stations of the world 522

Distant signals —

(o) Fixed semaphore for coast usp 527

(b) International Code Signals 528

(c) Special signals 531

Semaphores and semaphoring by hand flags —

(o) British ; 540

(6) French 542

United States Army and Navy Code 545

Morse code _ 547

FTJ»lGS of THi: PRINCIPAI.

MAN'OF-WAR

ARGENTINA.

COLOMBIA.

GERMANY.

GREAT BRITAIN.

HONDURAS.

MEXICO.

MERCHANT

ARGENTINA.

COLOMBIA.

GERMANY.

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.
(with badge,
home and colohial government departments.)

HONDURAS.

MEXICO.

MAN-OF-WAR.

AUSTRIA— HUNGARY

COSTA RICA.

GREECE.

COLONIES,

(WITH BADGE IN SOME CASESJ

I TA LY.

NORWAY.

J^IARITIMl-: COUNTRIKS.

PLATE r.

MERCHANT

AUSTRIA— HUNGARY

MAN-OF-WAR
CHINA,

MERCHANT

CHINA

COSTA RICA.

' GREECE.

GREAT BRITAIN.

I TA LY.

NORWAY.

DENMARK.

GUATEMALA.

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JAPAN

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DENMARK.

GUATEMALA.

HAITI.

JAPAN.

PERU.

PERU.

THE NORRIS PETEFfS-CO'. WASHINGTON. D. C

FLAGS OF THE PRINC^IPAI.

MAN-OF-WAR.

PERSIA.

SALVADOR.

SPAIN.

BELGIUM.

KONGO.

PARAGUAY.

MERCHANT.

PERSIA.

MAN-OF-WAR
ROUMANIA.

SALVADOR.

SPAIN.

COUNTRIES HA^TNG A C0MM0:N

BRAZIL

KOREA.

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PORTUGAL.

, IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.
fHE BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST

CHILE.

LIBERIA.

Cuba

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MABITIME COLTSTTRIES.

PLATE n.

MERCHANT
ROUMANIA.

MAN-OF-WAR.
RUSSIA.

MERCHANT.
RUSSIA.

SANTO DOMINGO.

S 1 AM.

SWEDEN.

VENEZUELA.

MM-OF-W.\R AND MERCHANT FLA(i.

CRETE. I ECUADOR

NETHERLANDS.

SI AM.

VENEZUELA.

FRANCE.

NICARAGUA.

URUGUAY

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GENEVA CONVENTION.

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FIJ^GS OP THE PRTNCIFAL MARITIME COtTNTRIES. PLATE HA.

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CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS.

PLATJE in

INTEENATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.

Signal.

B

Meaning.

B _I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

Kj —Yes, or, AfiBrmative.

—No, or. Negative.

— I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.

—I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.

—I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.

—I want a pilot.

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.

Code Flag

over A

—I am on full-speed trial.

" B

— I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

' '

" C

— Yes, or. Affirmative.

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" D

— No, or. Negative.

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" E

—Alphabetical Signal No. 1.*

" F

—Alphabetical Signal No. 2.*

"

" G

—Alphabetical Signal No. 3.*

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" H

—Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.

I

—I have not a clean bill of health.

tt

" J

— I have headway.

((

" K

— I have stem-board.

"

" L

—I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.

" M

— Numeral Signal No. l.f '■

*'

" N

—Numeral Signal No 3. ■

'•' O.

—Numeral Signal No. 3.-

"

" P

— I am about to sail ; all persons to report on board.

"

" Q

—I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.

*'

" R

— Do not pass ahead of me.

"

" S

— I want a pilot.

**

" T

— Do not overtake me.

"

". U

— My engines are stopped.

"

" V

— My engines are going astern.

••

" w

— Al [ boats are to return to the ship.

((

" X

— I will pass ahead i f you.

**

" Y

— All ships of the convoy are to rejoin company. (See NXP, p. 354.)

- Z

— I will pass astern of you.

*For instructions as to tlie use ol these Signals, see page 13. tFor instructions as to the use oJ these Signals, see page 32.

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.

(1) The International Code Signal of Distress indicated by NC;

{■Z) The distant signal, consisting of a square flag, having either above or below it a
ball or anything resembling a ball ;

(3) The distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having either above it
or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball.

For other signals of distress see article 31 of the International Rules to Prevent
Collisions and article 31 of the Inland Rules to Prevent Collisions.

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SIGNALS OP DISTRESS.

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.

(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT ;

(2) Tlie International Code Flag S, with, or without the Code Pennant over it;

(3) The distant signal, consisting of a oone point upward, having above it two
balls or shapes resembling balls.

INTERISTATIONAL CODE OP SIGNALS.

PART L

SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.

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PART I.

INSTEUCTIOITS HOW TO SIGNAL.

In the following instructions the ship making the signal is called A; the ship signaled to is called B.

HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.

1. Ship A, wishing to make a signal, hoists her Ensign with the Code Flag under it.

2. If more than one vessel or signal station is in sight, and the signal is intended
for a particular vessel or signal station, ship A should indicate'which vessel or signal
station she is addressing hy making the distinguishing signal {i. e., the signal letters)
of the vessel or station with which she desires to communicate.

3. If the distinguishing signal is not known, ship A should make use of one of the
signals DI to DQ {page 37).

4. When ship A has been answered hy the vessel she is addressing (see paragraph 9),
she proceeds with tTie signal which she desires to make, first hauling down her Code
Flag if it is required for making the signaL

5. Signals should always be hoisted where they can best be seen, and not necessarily
at the masthead.

6. Each hoist should be kept flying until ship B hoists her Answering Pennant
"close up" {see paragraph 10). .

7. When ship A has finished signaling she hauls down her Ensign, and her Code
Flag, if the latter has not already been hauled down {see paragraph 4).

8. When it is desired to make a signal it should be looked out in the General
Vocabulary {pages 143-451), which is the index to the Signal Book.

HOW TO AlfSWEK A SIGNAL.

9. Ship B (the ship signaled to), on seeing the signal made by ship A, hoists her
Answering Pennant at the ' ' die. "

{A flag is at the "dip" when it is hoisted about two-thirds of the way up, that is,
some little distance below where it would be when hoisted "close up.")

The Answering Pennant should always be hoisted where it can best be seen.

10. When A's hoist has been taken in, looked out in the Signal Book, and is under-
stood, B hoists her Answering Pennant "close up" and keeps it there until. A hauls
her hoist down.

11. B then lowers her Answering Pennant to the "dip," and waits for the next hoist.

12. If the flags in A's hoist can not be made out, or if, when the flags are made out,
the purport of the signal is not understood, B keeps her Answering Pennant at the
"dip" and hoists the signal OWL or WCX, or such other signal as may meet the case;
and when A has repeated or rectified her signal, and B thoroughly understands it, B
hoists her Answering Pennant "close up."

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12 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PAKT I.

NOTES ON SIGNALING.

1. Plurals.— To facilitate the translation of the Code into foreign languages, the
plurals of words given in the Signal Book have been omitted. The words should be
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary is indicated by the context.

2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show-
ing the Mean Time vessel A is to hoist ±he signal denoting the hour {seepage 58),
and shortly after the signal has been answered by B dip it sharply to denote the precise
instant used for comparison. The signals denoting the minutes and seconds shown by
the chronometer at the instant of dipping are then to be hoisted. To insure accuracy,
a second comparison should be made.

3. In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenwich, except French and Spanish vessels, which will use the meridian
of Paris or Cadiz, respectively. If any doubt is entertained, the vessel to which the
signal is made should hoist NBL = "What is your first meridian ?

4. Meridians.— The British Meridian is that of Greenwich. The Meridian of Paris
(Observatory) is 2° 20' 15" east of Greenwich, or 0 h. 9 m. 21 sees. The Meridian of
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or 0 h. 24 m.
49.6 sees.

5. Passing Vessels. — Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to
hoist the following signals in the order shown :

(1) National Colors with the Code Signal under them. {The Ensign should

be kept flying until all communication is ended; the Code Flag Tiiay be
hauled down if it is required for making a signal.)

(2) Ship's name (signal letters).

(3) Where from.

(4) Where bound.

(5) Number of days out.

(6) My longitude by chronometer is — . *

The ensign should be dipped and rehoisted as a farewell.

When vessels are passing each other quickly, time will be saved if, instead of hoist-
ing the Answering Pennant, they exchange signals in the following manner :

On rea,ding A's name (that is, distinguishing signal), B should hoist hers.
A should not haul down until she understands B's hoist, when both ships
should haul down together and proceed in the order suggested above.

6. Procedure when signaling Names and Addresses.— The following course
is to be followed when making a signal which contains the ship's name and the owner's
name and address :

Ship A, wishing to obtain orders from her owner, will make —

(1) Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).

(2) The signal SW = I wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. , at .

(3) The owner's name, by spelling it letter by letter {see page 13) or by using

the Alphabetical Spelling Table {pages 14-15).

(4) The owner's address, by spelling it letter by letter {see page 13) or by using

the Alphabetical Spelling Table {pages 14-15). Signals from the Geo-
graphical Table {page 89) can also be used in some cases. Figures
can be made by the Numeral Signals on page 32 or by the Numeral
Table on page 33.

Part I.

INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.

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EXAMPLE.

Ship A wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
street, New York.

Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she makes
the following signals :

1st hoist,

3d hoist,

3d hoist,

4th hoist,

5th hoist,

6th hoist,

7th hoist,

8th hoist,

9th hoist,

10th hoist,

11th hoist,

12th hoist,

13th hoist,

14th hoist,

15th hoist.

Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).

S'W=Iivish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. , at .

Code flag over E = T/ie signals which follow are alphabetical. (Before this Hgnal
is made the Code Flag under the Ensign may be hauled down.)

c=o.

Code Flag over F=Dot between initials.
THOM)

SON )

= Thomson.

Code Flag over M=!r/ie signal which follows is a numeral signul, and is to be
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 33) .

Code Flag over 'Ei=The signals ivhich follow are alphabetical.

BRO)
AD \

=Broad.

Code Flag over Qt^The Alphabetical Signals are ended.
WZ^ =Street.
AZOT =New Yorle.

AliPHABETICAIi (SPELLIT^G) SIGNALS.

Under the arrangement explained below, every flag hoisted after Alphabetical
Signal No. 1 has been made, and until Alphabetical Signal No. 3, or Numeral Signal
No. 1 {see page 33) is made, represents the letter of the alphabet which has been allotted
to it in the Code. As each of the 26 letters of the alphabet is now represented by a flag,
any word can be spelled by this system.

If the word to be spelled consists of more than four letters, two or more hoists must
be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags, and, if any letter occurs more
than once in the word, this letter must on its second occurrence begin or be in a second
hoist, and on its third occurrence must begin or be in a third hoist.

The following are the signals to be used :

Signal.

Meaning,

Code Flag over Flag E.

CoDE Flag over Flag F-
CoDB Flag over Flag G.

Alphabetical Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it
until Alphabetical Signal'No. 3 or Numeral Signal No. 1 is made do
not represent the signals in the Code, but are to be understood as
having their alphabetical meanings and express individual letters of
the alphabet which are to f oim words.

Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating the end of a word made by
Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.

Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended ; the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
in the usual manner.

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INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
EXAMPLE.

Paet I.

= William.

To spell "William J. Perry:"

1st hoist, Code Flag over E=r/ie signals which follow are alphabetical.
WIL
LIAM'

Code Flag over F=End of the word (also means dot between initials)
3=J.

Code Flag over ¥=Dot between initials (also means end of the word).
PER

RY

*
Code Flag over Oi= Alphabetical Signals are ended.

An alternative method of spelling words is provided by the Alphabetical Spelling
Table on page 15.

3d hoist,
3d hoist,
4th hoist,
5th hoist,
6th hoist,
7th hoist,
8th hoist,
9th hoist.

= Perry.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

This Table can be used, in communications between Vessels of all Countries employing the Soman characters,
A, B, C, etc. See also page 13 for alternative system of making Alphabetical Signals.

A.

CBHP

Adc

CBMD

Afm

UBQR
CBQS

Ahw

CBVG

Akf

CBYS

Amp

CBHQ

Add

CBMF

Afn

Ahx

CBVH

Akg

CBYT

Amq

CBDF

Aa

OBHR,

Ade

CBMG

Afo

CBQT

Ahy

CBVJ

Akh

CBYV

Amr

CBDG

Aab

CBHS

Adf

CBMH

Afp

CBQV

Ahz

CBVK

Aki

CBYW

Ams

CBDH

Aac

CBHT

Adg

CBMJ

Afq

CBQW

Ai

CBVL

Akj

CByx

Amt

CBDJ

Aad

CBHV

Adh

CBMK

Afr

CBQX

Aia

CBVM

Akk

CBYZ

Amu

CBDK

Aam

CBHW

Adi

OBML

Afs

CBQY

Alb

CBVN

Akl

CBZD

Amv

CBDL

Ab

CBHX

Adj

CBMN

Aft

CBQZ

Aic

CBVP

Akm

CBZF

Amw

CBDM

Aba

CBHY

Adk

CBMP

Afu

CBRD

Aid

CBVQ

Akn

CBZG

Amx

CBDN

Abb

CBHZ

Adl

CBMQ

Afv

CBRF

Aie

CBVR

Ako

CBZH

Amy

CBDP

Abe

CBJD

Adtn

CBMR

Afw

CBRG

Aif

CBVS

Akp

CBZJ

Amz

CBDQ

Abd

CBJF

Adn

CBMS

Afx

CBRH

Aig

CBVT

Akq

CBZK

An

CBDR

Abe

CBJG

Ado

CBMT

Afy

CBRJ

Aih

CBVW

Akr

CBZL

Ana

OBDS

Abf

CBJH

Adp

CBMV

Afz

CBRK

Ail

CBVX

Aks

CBZM

Anb

CBDT

Abg

CBJK

Adq

CBMW

Ag

CBRL

Aij

CBVY

Akt

CBZN

Anc

CBDV

Abh

CBJL

Adr

CBMX

Aga

CBRM

Aik

CBVZ

Aku

CBZP

And

CBDW

Abi

CBJM

Ads

CBMY

Agb

CBRN

Ail

CBWD

Akv

CBZQ

Anf

CBDX

Abj

CBJN

Adt

CBMZ

Age

CBRP

Aim

CBWF

Akw

CBZR

Ang

CBDY

Abk

CBJP

Adu

CBND

Agd

CBRQ

Ain

CBWG

Akx

CBZS

Anh

CBDZ

Abl

CBJQ

Adv

CBNF

Age

CBRS

Aio

CBWH

Aky

CBZT

Ani

CBFD

Abm

CBJR

Adw

CBNG

Agf

CBRT

Aip

CBWJ

Ak7,

CBZV

Anj

CBFG

Abn

CBJS

Adx

CBNH

Agg

CBRV

Aiq

CBWK

Al

CBZW

Ank

CBFH

Abo

CBJT

Ady

CBNJ

Agh

CBRW

Air

CBWL

Ala

OBZX

Anl

CBFJ

Abp

CBJV

Adz

CBNK

Agi

CBRX

Ais

CBWM

Alb

CBZY

Anm

CBFK

Abq

CBJW

Ae

CBNL

Ag.i

CBRY

Ait

CBWN

Ale

CDBF

Ann

CBFL

Abr

CBJX

Aea

CBNM

Agk

CBRZ

Aiu

OBWP

Aid

CDBG

Anp

CBFM

Abs

CBJY

Aeb

CBNP

Agl

CBSD

Aiv

CBWQ

Ale

CDBH

Anq

CBFN

Abt

CBJZ

Aec

CBNQ

Agm

CBSF

Aiw

CBWR

Alf

CDBJ

Anr

CBFP

Abu

CBKD

Aed

CBNR

Agn

CBSG

Aix

CBWS

Alg

CDBK

Ans

CBFQ

Abv

CBKF

Aee

CBNS

Ago

CBSH

Aiy

CBWT

Alh

CDBL

Ant

CBFB,

Abw

CBKG

Aef

CBNT

Agp

CBSJ

Aiz

CBWV

Ali

CDBM

Ann

CBFS

Abx

CBKH

Aeg

CBNV

Agq

CBSK

Aj

CBWX

Alj

CDBN

Anv

CBFT

Aby

CBKJ

Aeh

CBNW

Agr

CBSL

Aja

CBWY

Alk

CDBP

Anw

CBFV

Abz

CBEL

Aei

CBNX

Ags

CBSM

Ajb

CBWZ

All

CDBQ .

Anx

CBFW

Ac

CBKM

Aej

CBNY

Agt

CBSN

Ajc

CBXD

Aim

CDBR

Any

CBFX

Aca

CBKN

Aek

CBNZ

Agu

CBSP

A3d

CBXF

Aln

CDBS

Anz

CBFY

Acb

CBKP

Ael

CBPD

Agv

CBSQ

Aje

CBXG

Alo

CDBT

Ao

CBFZ

Ace

CBKQ

Aem

CBPF

Agw

OBSR

Ajf

CBXH

Alp

CDBV

Aoa

CBGD

Acd

CBKR

Aen

CBPG

Agx

CBST

A]g

CBXJ

Alq

CDBW

Aob

CBGF

Ace

CBKS

Aeo

CBPH

Agy

OBSV

A:h

CBXK

Air

CDBX

Aoc

CBGH

Acf

CBKT

Aep

CBPJ

Agz

CBSW

Aji

CBXL

Als

CDBY

Aod

CBGJ

Acg

CBKV

Aeq

CBPK

Ah

CBSX

A3j

CBXM

Alt

CDBZ

Aoe

CBGK

Ach

CBKW

Aer

CBPL

Aha

CBSY

A]k

CBXN

Alu

CDFB

Aof

CBGL

Aei

'CBKX

Aes

CBPM

Ahb

CBSZ

Aol

CBXP

Alv

CDFG

Aog

CBGM

Aej

CBKY

Aet

CBPN

Ahe

CBTD

A]m

CBXQ

Alw

CDFH

Aoh

CBGN

Aek

CBKZ

Aeu

CBPQ

Ahd

CBTF

A]n-

CBXR

Alx

CDFJ

Aoi

CBGP

Ael

CBLD

Aev

CBPR

Ahe

CBTG

A30

CBXS

Aly

CDFK

Aoj

CBGQ

Aem

CBLF

Aew

CBPS

Ahf

CBTH

A]p

CBXT

Alz

CDFL

Aok

CBGR

Aen

CBLG

Aex

CBPT

Ahg

CBTJ

A:q

CBXV

Am

CDFM

Aol

CBGS

Aco

CBLH

Aey

CBPV

Ahh

CBTK

A]r

CBXW

Ama

CDFN

Aom

CBGT

Acp

CBLJ

Aez

CBPW

Ahi

CBTL

A]S

CBXY

Amb

CDFP

Aon

CBGV

Acq

CBLK

Af

CBPX

Ahj

CBTM

Ajt

CBXZ

Amc

CDFQ

Aoo

CBGW

Aer

CBLM

Afa

OBPY

Ahk

CBTN

Aou

CBYD

Amd

CDFR

Aop

CBGX

Acs

CBLN

Afb

CBPZ

Ahl

CBTP

Ajv

CBYF

Ame

CDFS

Aoq

CBGY

Act

CBLP

Afc

CBQD

Ahm

CBTQ

Ajw

CBYG

Amf

CDFT

Aor

CBGZ .

Acii

CBLQ

Afd

CBQF

Ahn

CBTR

Ajx

CBYH

Amg

CDFV

Aos

CBHD

Acv

CBLR

Afe

CBQG

Aho

CBTS

A]y

CBYJ

Amh

CDFW

Aot

CBHF

Acw

CBLS

AfP

CBQH

Ahp

CBTV

A z

CBYK

Ami

CDFX

Aou

CBHG

Acs

CBLT

Afg

CBQJ

Ahq •

CBTW

Ak

CBYL

Amj

CDFY

Aov

CBHJ

Acy

CBLV

Afh

CBQK

Ahr ■,

CBTX

Aka

CBYM

Amk

CDFZ

Aow

CBHK

Ao2

CBLW

Afl

CBQL

Ahs

CBTY

Akb

CBYN

Ami

CDGB

Aox

CBHL

Ad

CBT-X

Afj

CBQM

Aht

CBTZ

Akc

CBYP

Amm

CDGF ■

Aoy

CBHM

Ada

CBLY

Afk

CBQN

Ahu

CBVD

Akd

CBYQ

Amn

CDGH

Adz

CBHN

Adb

CBLZ

Afl

CBQP

Abv

CBVF

Ake

CBYR

Amo

CDGJ

Ap

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16

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

PApT I.

CDGK

CDGL

CDGM

CDGN

CDGP

CDGQ

CDGB

CDGS

CDGT

CDGV

CDGW

CDGX

CDGY

CDGZ

CDHB

CDHF

CDHG

CDHJ

CDHK

CDHL

CDHM

CDHN

CDHP

CDHQ

CDHE

CDHS

CDHT

CDHV

CDHW

CDHX

CDHY

CDHZ

CDJB

ODJF

CDJG

CDJH

CDJK

CDJL

CDJM

CDJN

CDJP

CDJQ

CDJR

CDJS

CDJT

CDJV

CDJW

CDJX

CDJY

CDJZ

CDKB

CDKP

CDKG

CDKH

CDKJ

CDKL

CDKM

CDKN

CDKP

CDKQ

CDKR

CDKS

CDKT

CDKV

CDKW

CDKX

CDKY

CDKZ

CDLB

CDLF

CDLG

CDLH

CDLJ

CDLK

Apa

Apb

Ape

Apd

Ape

Apf

Apg

Aph

Api

Apj

Apk

Apl

Apm

Apn

Apo

App

Apq

Apr

Aps

Apt

Apu

Apv

Apw

Apx

Apy

Apz

Aq

Aqa

Aqb

Aqc

Aqd

Aqe

Aqf

Aqg

Aqh

Aqi

Aqj

Aqt

Aql

Aqm

Aqn

Aqo

Aqp

Aqq

Aqr

Aqt

Aqu

Aqv

Aqw

Aqx

Aqy

Aqz

Ar

Ara

Arb

Arc

Ard

Are

Arf

Arg

Arh

Ari

Arj

Ark

Arl

Arm

Am

Aro

Arp

Arq

Arr

Ars

Art

CDLM

Aru

CDLN

Arv

CDLP

Arw

CDLQ

Arx

CDLB

Ary

CDLS

Arz

CDLT

As

CDLV

Asa

CDLW

Asb

CDLX

Asc

CDLY

Asd

CDLZ

Ase

CDMB

Asf

CDMF

Asg

CDMG

Ash

CDMH

Asi

CDMJ

Asj

CDMK

Ask

CDML

Asl

CDMN

Asm

CDMP

Asn

CDMQ

Aso

CDMB

Asp

CDMS

Asq

CDMT

Asr

CDMV

Ass

CDMW

Ast

CDMX

Asu

CDMY

Asv

CDMZ

Asw

CDNB

Ahx

CDNP

Asy

CDNG

Asz

CDNH

At

CDNJ

Ata

CDN.K

Atb

CDNL

Ate

CDNM

Atd

CDNP

Ate

CDNQ

Atf

CDNB

Atg

CDNS

Ath

CDNT

Ati

CDNV

Atj

CDNW

Atk

CDNX

Atl

CDNY

Atm

CDNZ

Atn

CDPB

Ato

CDPP

Atp

CDPG

Atq

CDPH

Atr

CDPJ

Ats

CDPK

Att

CDPL

Atu

CDPM

Atv

CDPN

Atw

CDPQ

Atx

CDPB

Aty

CDPS

Atz

CDPT

An

CDPV

Aua

CDPW

Aub

CDPX

Auc

CDPY

Aud

CDPZ

Aue

CDQB

Auf

CDQF

Aug

CDQG

Auh

CDQH

Aui

CDQJ

Auj

CDQK

Auk

CDQL

Aul

CDQM

Aum

CDQN

CDQP

CDQR

CDQS

CDQT

CDQV

CDQW

CDQX

CDQY

CDQZ

CDRB

CDBF

CDBG

CDEH

CDBJ

CDBK

CDBL

CDBM

CDBN

CDBP

CDEQ

CDBS

CDBT

CDEV

CDBW

CDRX

CDEY

CDRZ

CDSB

CDSF

CDSG

CDSH

CDSJ

CDSK

CDSL

CDSM

CDSN

CDSP

CDSQ

CDSB

CDST

CDSV

CDSW

CDSX

CDSY

CDSZ

CDTB

CDTF

CDTG

CDTH

CDTJ

CDTK

CDTL

CDTM

CDTN

CDTP

CDTQ

CDTB

CDTS

CDTV

CDTW

CDTX

CDTY

CDTZ

CDVB

CDVF

CDVG

CDVH

CDVJ

CDVK

CDVL

CDVM

CDVN

CDVP

Aun

Auo

Aup

Auq

Aur

Aus

Aut

Auu

Auv

Auw

Aux

Auy

Auz

Av

Ava

Avb

Ave

Avd

Ave

Avf

Avg

Avh

Avi

Avj

Avk

Avl

Avm

Avn

Avo

Avp

Avq

Avr

Avs

Avt

Avu

Avv

Avw

Avx

Avy

Avz

Aw

Awa

Awb

Awe

Awd

Awe

Awf

Awg

Awh

Awi

Awj

Awk

Awl

Awm

Awn

Awo

Awp

Awq

Awr

Aws

Awt

Awu

Awv

Aww

Awx

Awy

Awz

Ax

Axa

Axb

Axe

Axd

Axe

Axf

CDVQ

Axg

CDVB

Axh

CDVS

Axi

CDVT

Axj

CDVW

Axk

CDVX

Axl

CDVY

Axm

ODVZ

Axa

CDWB

Axo

CDWP

Axp

CDWG

Axq

CDWH

Axr

CDWJ

Axs

CDWK

Axt

CDWL

Axu

CDWM

Axv

CDWN

Axw

CDWP

Axx

CDWQ

Axy

CDWB

Axz

CDWS

Ay

CDWT

Aya

CDWV

Ayb

CDWX

Aye

CDWY

Ayd

CDWZ

Aye

CDXB

Ayf

CDXF

Ayg

CDXG

Ayh

CDXH

Ayi

CDXJ

Ayj

CDXK

Ayk

CDXL

Ayl

CDXM

Aym

CDXN

Ayn

CDXP

Ayo

CDXQ

Ayp

CDXB

Ayq

CDXS

Ayr

CDXT

Ays

CDXV

Ayt

CDXW

Ayu

CDXY

Ayv

CDXZ

Ayw

CDYB

Ayx

OD^F

Ayy

CDYG

Ayz

CDYH

Az

CDYJ

Aza

CDYK

Azb

CDYL

Azc

CDYM

Azd

CDYN

Aze

CDYP

Azf

CDYQ

Azg

CDYB

Azh

CDYS

Azi

CDYT

Azj

CDYV

Azk

CDYW

Azl

CDYX

Azm

CDYZ

Azn

CDZB

Azo

CDZF

Azp

CDZG

Azq

CDZH

Azr

CDZJ

Azs

CDZK

Azt

CDZL

Azu

CDZM

Azv

CDZN

Azw

CDZP

Azx

CDZQ

Azy

CDZB

Azz

CDZS

CDZT

CDZV

CDZW

CDZX

CDZY

CJ'BD

CFBG

CPBH

CFBJ

CFBK

CFBL

CFBM

CFBN

CFBP

CFBQ

CFBE

CFBS

CFBT

CFBV

CFBW

CFBX

CFBY

CFBZ

CFDB

CFDG

CFDH

CFDJ

CFDK

CFDL

CFDM

CFDN

CFDP

CFDQ

CFDB

CFDS

CFDT

CFDV

CFDW

CFDX

CFDY

CFDZ

CFGB

CFGD

CFGH

CFGJ

CFGK

CFGL

CFGM

CFGN

CFGP

CFGQ

CFGB

CFGS

CFGT

CFGV

CFGW

CFGX

CFGY

CFGZ

CFHB

CFHD

CFHG

Ba

Baa

Bab

Bac

Bad

Bae

Baf

Bag

Bah

Bai

Baj

Bak

Bal

Bam

Ban

Bao

Bap

Baq

Bar

Bas

Bat

Ban

Bav

Baw

Bax

Bay

Baz

Bb

Be

Bd

Be

Bea

Beb

Bee

Bed

Bee

Bef

Beg

Beh

Bei

Bej

Bek

Bel

Bern

Ben

Beo

Bep

Beq

Ber

Bes

Bet

Ben

Bev

Bew

Bex

Bey

Bez

CFHJ

CFHK.

CFHL

CFHM

CFHN

CFHP

CFHQ

CFHB

CFHS

CFHT

CFHV

CFHW

CFHX

CFHY

CFHZ

CFJB

CFJD

CFJG

CFJH

CFJK

CFJL

CFJM

CFJN

CFJP

CFJQ

CFJB

CFJS

CFJT

CFJV

CFJW

CFJX

CF.TY

CFJZ

CFKB

CFKD

CFKG

CFKH

CFKJ

CFKL

CFKM

CFKN

CFKP

CFKQ

CFKB

CFKS

CFKT

CFKV

CFKW

CFKX

CFKY

CFKZ

CFLB

CFLD

CFLG

CFLH

CFLJ

CFLK

CFLM

CFLN

CFLP

CFLQ

CFLB

CFLS

CFLT

CFLV

Cflw

CFLX

CFLY

CFLZ

CFMB

CFMD

CFMG

CFMH

CFMJ

Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

17

CPMK

CFML

CFMN

CFMP

CFMQ

CFMR

CFMS

CFMT

CFMV

CFMW

CFMX

CFMY

CFMZ

CFNB

CFND

CFNG

CPNH

CFNJ

CFNK

CFNL

CFNM

CFNP

CFNQ

CFNR

CFNS

CFNT

CFNV

CFNW

CFNX

CFNY

CFNZ

CFPB

CFPD

CFPG

CFPH

CFPJ

CFPK

CFPL

CPPM

CFPN

CFPQ

CFPE

CFPS

CFPT

CFPV

CPPW

CFPX

CFPY

CFPZ

CFQB

CFQD

CFQG

CPQH

CFQJ

CFQK

CFQL

CFQM

CFQN

CPQP

CFQR

CFQS

CFQT

CFQV

Bry

Ba

Bt

Bu

Bua

Bub

Buc

Bud

Bue

Buf

Bug

Buh

Bui

Buj

Buk

Bui

Bum

Bun

Buo

Bup

Buq

Bur

Bus

But

Buu

Buv

Buw

Bux

Buy

Buz

Bv

Bw

Bx

By

Bya

Bye

Byi

Byo

Byu

Bz

Ca

Caa

Cab

Cac

Cad

Cae

Caf

Cag

Cah

Cai

Caj

Cal

Cain

Can

CFQW

CFQX

CFQY

CFQZ

CFRB

CFRD

CFRG

CFRH

CFRJ

CFRK

CFRL

CFRM

CFRN

CFRP

CFRQ

CFRS

CFRT

CFRV

CFRW

CFRX

CFRY

CFRZ

CFSB

CFSD

CFSG

CFSH

CFSJ

CPSK

CFSL

CFSM

CFSN

CFSP

CFSQ

CFSR

CFST

CFSV

CFSW

CFSX

CFSY

CFSZ

CFTB

CFTD

CFTG

CFTH

CFTJ

CFTK

CFTL

CFTM

CPTN

CFTP

CFTQ

CFTR

CFTS

CFTV

CFTW

CFTX

CFTY

CFTZ

CFVB

CFVD

CPVG

CPVH

CPVJ

CFVK

CPVL

CPVM

CPVN

CPVP

CFVQ

CPVR

CPVS

CFVT

CFVW

CPVX

Cao

Cap

Caq

Car

Cas

Cat

Cau

Cav

Caw

Caz

Cay

Caz

Cb

Co

Cd

Ce

Cea

Ceb

Cec

Ced

Cee

Cef

Ceg

Ceb

Cei

Cej

Cek

Cel

Oem

Cen

Ceo

Cep

Ceq

Cer

Ces

Cet

Ceu

Cev

Cew

Cex

Cey

Cez

Cf

Cg

Ch

Cha

Chb

Che

Chd

Che

Chf

Chg

Chh

Chi

Chj

Chk

Chi

Chm

Chn

Cho

Chp

Chq

Chr

Chs

Cht

Chu

Chv

Chw

Chx

Chy

Chz

Ci

Cia

Cib

CPVY

CFVZ

CFWB

CPWD

CFWG

CPWH

CFWJ

CFWK

CFWL

CPWM

CFWN

CPWP

CFWQ

CFWR

CFWS

OFWT

CFWV

CFWX

CFWY

CPWZ

CPXB

CFXD

CFXG

CFXH

CFXJ

CFXK

CFXL

CPXM

CFXN

CFXP

CFXQ

CFXR

CFXS

CFXT

CFXV

CFXW

CFXY

CPXZ

CFYB

CFYD

CFYG

CFYH

CFYJ

CFYK

CFYL

CFYM

CFYN

CFYP

CFYQ

CFYR

CFYS

CFYT

CFYV

CFYW

CFYX

CFYZ

CFZB

CFZD

CPZG

CFZH

CFZJ

CFZK

CFZL

CFZM

CFZN

CFZP

CFZQ

OFZR

CPZS

CFZT

CFZV

CFZW

CFZX

CFZY

Cic

Cid

Cie

Cif

Cig

Cih

Cii

Cij

Cik

Cil

Cim

Cin

Cio

Cip

Ciq

Cir

Cis

Cit

Ciu

Civ

Ciw

Cix

Ciy

Ciz

Ci

Ck

CI

Cla.

Cle

Cli

Clo

Clu

Cly

Cm

Cn

Co

Coa

Cob

Coo

Cod

Coe

Cof

Cog

Coh

Coi

Coj

Cok

Col

Com

Con

Coo

Cop

Coq

Cor

Cos

Cot

Cou

Cov

Cow

Cox

Coy

Coz

Cp

Cq

Cr

Cra

Cre

Cri

Cro

Cru

Cry

Cs

Ct

Cu,

CGBD

CGBP

CGBH

CGBJ

CGBK

CGBL

CGBM

CGBN

CGBP

CGBQ

CGBR

CGBS

CGBT

CGBV

CGBW

CGBX

CGBY

OGBZ

CGDB

CGDP

CGDH

CGDJ

CGDK

CGDL

CGDM

CGDN

CGDP

CGDQ

CGDR

CGDS

CGDT

CGDV

CGDW

CGDX

CGDY

CGDZ

CGFB

CGFD

CGFH

CGFJ

CGFK

CGFL

CGFM

CGFN

CGFP

CGFQ

CGFR

CGFS

CGFT

CGPV

CGFW

CGFX

CGFY

CGFZ

CGHB

CGHD

CGHP

CGHJ

CGHK

CGHL

CGHM

CGHN

CGHP

CGHQ

CGHR

CGHS

CGHT

CGHV

CGHW

CGHX

CGHY

CGHZ

CGJB

CGJD

Cua

Cub

Cue

Cud

Cue

Cu£

Cug

Cuh

Cui

Cuj

Cuk

Cul

Cum

Cun

Cuo

Cup

Cuq

Cur

Cus

Cut

Cuu

Cuv

Cuw

Cux

Cuy

Cuz

Cv

Cva

Cve

Cvi

Cvo

Cvu

Cvy

Cw

Cx

Cy

Cya

Cyb

Cyc

Cyd

Cye

Cyf

Cyg

Cyh

Cyi

Cyj

Cyk

Cyl

Cym

Cyn

Cyo

Cyp

Cyq

Cyr

Cys

Cyf

Cyu

Cyv

Cyw

Oyx

Cyy

Cyz

Cz

Cza

Czb

Czc

Czd

Cze

Czf

Czg

Czh

Czi

Czj

Czk

CGJF

CGJH

CGJK

CGJL

CGJM

CGJN

CGJP

CGJQ

CGJR

CGJS

CGJT

CGJV

CGJW

CGJX

CGJY

CGJZ

CGKB

CGKD

CGKF

CGKH

CGKJ

CGKL

CGKM

CGKN

CGKP

CGKQ

CGKR

CGKS

CGKT

CGKV

CGKW

CGKX

CGKY

CGKZ

CGLB

CGLD

CGLF

CGLH

CGLJ

CGLK

CGLM

CGLN

CGLP

CGLQ

CGLR

CGLS

CGLT

CGLV

GGL"W

CGLX

CGLY

CGLZ

CGMB

CGMD

CGMF

CGMH

CGMJ

CGMK

CGML

CGMN

CGMP

CGMQ

CGMR

Czl

CGMS

Deq

Czm

CGMT

Der

Czn

CGMV

Des

Czo

CGMW

Det

Czp

CGMX

Deu

Czq

CGMY

Dev

Czr

CGMZ

Dew

Czs

CGNB

Dex

Czt

CGND

Dey

Czu

CGNF

Dez

Czv

CGNH

Df

Czw

CGNJ

Dg

Czx

CGNK

Dh

Czy

CGNL

Dha

Czz

CGNM

Dhe

CGNP

Dhi

CGNQ

Dho

CGNR

Dhu

CGNS

Dhy

CGNT

Di-

CGNV

Dia

CGNW

Dib

CGNX

Die

CGNY

Did

CGNZ

Die

D.

CGPB

Di£

CGPD

Dig

Da

CGPF

Dih

Daa

CGPH

Dii

Dab

CGPJ

Dij

Dae

CGPK

Dik

Dad

CGPL

Dil

Dae

CGPM

Dim

Daf

CGPN

Din

Dag

CGPQ

Die

Dah

CGPR

Dip

Dai

CGPS

Diq

Daj

CGPT

Dir

Dak

CGPV

Dis

Dal

CGPW

Dit

Dam

CGPX

Din

Dan

CGPY

Div

Dao

CGPZ

Diw

Dap

CGQB

Dix

Daq

CGQD

Diy

Dar

CGQF

Diz

Das

CGQH

Dj

Dat

CGQJ

Dk

Dau

CGQK

Dl

Dav

CGQL

Dla

Daw

OGQM

Die

Dax

CGQN

Dli

Day

CGQP

Dlo

Daz

CGQR

Dlu

Db

CGQS

Dly

Dc

CGQT

Dm

Dd

CGQV

Dn

De

CGQW

Do

Dea

CGQX

Doa

Deb

CGQY

Dob

Dec

CGQZ

Doc

Ded

CGRB

Dod

Dee

CGRD

Doe

Def

CGRF

Dof

Deg

CGRH

Dog

Deh

CGRJ

Doh

Dei '

CGRK

Doi

Dej

CGRL

Doj

Dek

CGRM

Dok

Del

CGRN

Dol

Dem

CGRP

Dom

Den

CGRQ

Don

Deo

CGRS

Doo

Dep

CGRT

Dop

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18

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Pabt I.

CGEV

CGRW

CGRX

CGRY

CGRZ

CGSB

CGSD

CGSF

CGSH

CGSJ

CGSK

CGSL

CGSM

CGSN

CGSP

CGSQ

CGSR

CGST

OGSV

CGSW

CGSX

CGSY

CGSZ

CGTB

CGTD

CGTF

CGTH

CGTJ

CGTK

CGTL

CGTM

CGTN

CGTP

CGTQ

CGTR

CGTS

CGTV

OGTW

CGTX

CGTY

CGTZ

CGVB

CGVD

CGVF

CGVH

CGVJ

CGVK

CGVL

CGVM

CGVN

CGVP

CGVQ

CGVR

CGVS

CGVT

CGVW

CGVX

CGVY

CGVZ

CGWB
CGWD
CGWF
CGWH

Doq

Dor

Dos

Dot

Don

Dov

Dow

Dox

Doy

Doz

Dp

Dq

Dr

Dra

Dre

Dri

Dro

Dra

Dry

Ds

Dt

Du

Dua

Dub

Due

Dud

Due

Duf

Dug

Duh

Dui

Duj

Duk

Dul

Dum

Dun

Duo

Dup

Duq

Dur

Dus

Dut

Duu

Duv

Duw

Dux

Duy

Duz

Dv

Dw

Dx

Dy

Dya
Dye
Dyi
Dyo
Dyu
Dz

Ea
Eaa
Ea^
Eac

CGWJ

CGWK

CGWL

CGWM

CGWJSr

CGWP

CGWQ

CGWR

CGWS

CGWT

CGWV

CGWX

CGWY

CGWZ

CGXB

CGXD

CGXF

CGXH

CGXJ

CGXK

CGXL

CGXM

CGXN

CGXP

CGXQ

CGXR

CGXS

CGXT

CGXV

CGXW

CGXY

CGXZ

CGYB

CGYD

CGYF

CGYH

CGYJ

CGYK

CGYL

CGYM

CGYN

CGYP

CGYQ

CGYR

CGYS

CGYT

CGYV

CGYW

CGYX

CGYZ

CGZB

CGZD

CGZF

CGZH

CGZJ

CGZK

CGZL

CGZM

CGZN

CGZP

CGZQ

CGZR

CGZS

CGZT

CGZV

CGZW

eGZX

CGZY

CHBD

CHBF

CHBG

CHBJ

CHBK

CHBL

Ead

Eae

Eaf

Eag

Eah

Eai

Eaj

Eak

Eal

Earn

Ean

Eao

Eap

Eaq

Ear

Eas

Eat

Eau

Eav

Eaw

Eax

Eay

Eaz

Eb

Eba

Ebb

Ebc

Ebd

Ebe

Ebf

Ebg

Ebb

Ebi

Ebj

Ebk

Ebl

Ebm

Ebn

Ebo

Ebp

Ebq

Ebr

Ebs

Ebt

Ebu

Ebv

Ebw

Ebx

Eby

Ebz

Ec

Eca

Ecb

Ecc

Ecd

Ece

Ecf

Ecg

Ech

Eci.

Ecj

Eck

Eel

Eem

Ecu

Eco

Ecp

Eeq

Ecr

Ees

Ect

Ecu

Eev

Eew

CHBM

Ecx

CHBN

Ecy

CHBP

Eez

CHBQ

Ed

CHBR

Eda

CHBS

Edb

CHBT

Ede

CHBV

Edd

CHBW

Ede

CHBX

Edf

CHBY

Edg

CHBZ

Edh

CHDB

Edi

CHDF

Edj

CHDG

Edk

CHDJ

Edl

CHDK

Edm

CHDL

Edn

CHDM

Edo

CHDN

Edp

CHDP

Edq

CHDQ

Edr

CHDR

Eds

CHDS

Edt

CHDT

Edu

CHDV

Edv

CHDW

Edw

CHDX

Edx

CHDY

Edy

CHDZ

Edz

CHFB

Ee

CHPD

Eea

CHFG

Eeb

CHFJ

Eec

CHFK

Eed

CHFL

Eem

CHPM

Ef

CHFN

Efa

CHFP

Efb

CHFQ

Efc

CHFR

Efd

CHFS

Efe

CHFT

EfE

CHFV

Efg

CHFW

Efh

CHFX

Efi

CHFY

Efj

CHFZ

Efk-

CHGB

Efl

CHGD

Efm

CHGF

Efn

CHGJ

Efo

CHGK

Efp

CHGL

Efq

CHGM

Efr

CHGN

Efs

CHGP

Eft

CHGQ

Efu

CHGR

Efv

CHGS

Efw

CHGT

Efx

CHGV

Efy

CHGW

Efz

CHGX

Eg

CHGY

Ega

CHGZ

Egb

CHJB

Ege

CHJD

Egd

CHJF

Ege

CHJG

Egf

CHJK

Egg

CHJL

Egh

CHJM

Egi

CHJN

Egj

CHJP

Egk

CHJQ

Egl

CHJR

Egm

CHJS

Egn

CHJT

Ego

CHJV

Egp

CHJW

Egq

CHJX

Egr

CHJY

Egs

CHJZ

Egt

CHKB

Egu

CHKD

Egv

CHKF

Egw

CHKG

Egx

OHKJ

Egy

CHKL

Egz

CHKM

Eh

CHKN

Eba

CHKP

Ebb

CHKQ

Ebe

CHKR

Ebd

CHKS

Ebe

CHKT

Ebf

CHKV

Ebg

CHKW

Ebb

CHKX

Ehi

CHKY

Ebj

CHKZ

Ebk

CHLB

Ehl

CHLD

Ehin

CHLF

Ebn

CHLG

Ebo

CHLJ

Ebp

CHLK

Ebq

CHLM

Ebr

CHLN

Ebs

CHLP

Ebt

CHLQ

Ebu

CHLR

Ebv

CHLS

Ebw

CHLT

Ebx

CHLV

Eby

CHLW

Ebz

CHLX

Ei

CHLY

Eia

CSLZ

Eib

CHMB

Eie

CHMD

Eid

CHMF

Eie

CHMG

Eif

CHMJ

Eig

CHMK

Eib

CHML

Eii

CHMN

Eij

CHMP

Eik

CHMQ

Eil

OHMR

Eim

CHMS

Ein

CHMT

Eio

CHMV

Eip

CHMW

Eiq

CHMX

Eir

CHMY

Eis

CHMZ

Eit

CHNB

Eiu

CHND

Eiv

CHNF

Eiw

CHNG

Eix

CHNJ

Eiy

CHNK

Eiz

CHNL

Ej

CHNM

Eja

CHNP

Ejb

CHNQ

Ejc

CHNR

CHNS

OHNT

CHNV

CHNW

CHNX

CHNY

CHNZ

CHPB

CHPD

CHPF

CHPG

CHPJ

CHPK

CHPL

CHPM

CHPN

CHPQ

CHPR

CHPS

CHPT

CHPV

CHPW

CHPX

CHPY

CHPZ

CHQB

CHQD

CHQF

CHQG

CHQJ

CHQK

CHQL

CHQM

CHQN

CHQP

CHQR

CHQS

CHQT

CHQV

CHQW

CHQX

CHQY

CHQZ

CHRB

CHRD

CHRP

CHRG

CHRJ

CHRK

CHRL

CHRM

CHRN

CHRP

CHRQ

CHRS

CHRT

CHRV

CHRW

CHRX

CHRY

CHRZ

CHSB

CHSD

CHSF

CHSG

CHSJ

CHSK

CHSL

CHSM

CHSN

CHSP

CHSQ

CHSR

Eid

CHST

Blx

Eje

CHSV

Ely

Ejf

CHSW

Elz

Eig

CHSX

Em

EjE

CHSY

Ema

E]i

CHSZ

Emb

E,1j

CHTB

Emc

Ejk

CHTD

Emd

Ejl

CHTF

Eme

Ejm.

CHTG

Emf

Ejn

CHTJ

Emg

Ejo

CHTK

Emb

Ejp

CHTL

Emi

Ejq

CHTM

Emj

Ejf

CHTN

Emk

Ejs

CHTP

Eml

Ejt

CHTQ

Emm

Eju

CHTR

Emn

Ejv

CHTS

Emo

Ejw

CHTV

Emp

Ejx

CHTW

Emq

Ejy

CHTX

Emr

Ejz

CHTY

Ems

Ek

CHTZ

Emt

Eka

CHVB

Emu

Ekb

CHVD

Emv

Eke

CHVF

Emw

Ekd

CHVG

Emx

Eke

CHVJ

Emy

Ekf

CHVK

Emz

Ekg

CHVL

En

Ekb

CHVM

Ena

Eki

CHVN

Enb

Ekj

CHVP

Enc

Ekk

CHVQ

End

Ekl

CHVR

Ene

Ekm

CHVS

Enf

Ekn

CHVT

Eng

Eko

CHVW

Enb

Ekp

CHVX

Eni

Ekq

CHVY

Enj

Ekr

CHVZ

Enk

Eks

CHWB

Enl

Bkt

CHWD

Enm

Eku

CHWF

Enn

Ekv

CHWG*

Eno

Ekw

CHWJ

Enp

Ekx

CHWK

Enq

Eky

CHWL

Enr

Ekz

CHWM

Ens

El

CHWN

Ent

Ela

CHWP |Enu

Eib

CHWQ Env

Eie

CHWR Enw

Eld

CHWS ; Enx

Eie

CHWT lEny

Elf

CHWV Enz

Eig

CHWX Eo

Elh

CHWY i Eoa

Eli

CHWZ Eob

Elj

CHXB Eoc

Elk

CHXD

Eod

Ell

CHXF

Eoe

Elm

CHXG

Eof

Eln

CHXJ

Ecg

Elo

CHXK

Eob

Elp

CHXL

Eoi

Elq

CHXM

Ecj

Elr

CHXN

Eok

Els

CHXP

Eol

Elt

CHXQ

Eom

Elu

CHXR

Eon

Elv

CHXS

Eoo

Elw

CHXT

Eop

Part -I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

19

CHXV

Eoq

CJDY

Eri

CJLB

Enc

CJQF

Eww

CJVH

Ezp

CJYT

Fes

CHXW

Eor

CJDZ

Erk

CJLD

Eud

CJQG

Ewx

CJVK

Ezq

CJYV

Pet

CHXY

Eos

CJFB

Eri

CJLF

Ene

CJQH

Ewy

CJVL

Ezr

CJYW

Feu

CHXZ

Eot

CJPD

Erm

CJLG

Euf

CJQK

Ewz

CJVM

Ezs

CJYX

Fev

CHYB

Eou

CJFG

Em

CJLH

Eug

CJQL

Ex

CJVN

Ezt

CJYZ

Few

CHYD

Eov

CJPH

Ero

CJLK

Etih

CJQM

Exa

CJVP

Ezu

CJZB

Pex

CHYF

Eow

CJFK

Erp

CJLM

Eui

CJQN
CJQP

Exb

CJVQ

Ezv

CJZD

Fey

CHYG

Eox

CJFL

Erq

CJLN

Euj

Exc

CJVB

Ezw

CJZF

Fez

CHYJ

■Eoy

CJPM

Err

CJLP

Euk

CJQR

Exd

CJVS

Ezx

CJZG

Ff

CHYK

Eoz

CJFK

Ers

CJLQ

Eul

CJQS

Exe

CJVT

Ezy

CJZH

Fg ■

CHYL

Ep

CJFP

Ert

CJLR

Eum

CJQT

Exf

CJVW

Ezz

CJZK

Fh

CHYM

Epa

CJFQ

Eru

CJLS

Eun

CJQV

Exg

CJVX

CJZL

Pha

CHYN

Epb

CJFR

Erv

CJLT

Euo

CJQW
CJQX

Exh

CJVY

CJZM

Phe

CHYP

Epc

CJFS

Erw

CJLV

Etip

Exi

CJVZ

CJZN

FM

CHYQ

Epd

CJFT

Erx

CJLW

Euq

CJQY

Exj

CJZP

Fho

CHYB

Epe

CJFV

Ery

CJLX

Eur

CJQZ

Exk

CJZQ

Fhu

CHYS

Epf

CJFW

Erz

CJLY

Eus

CJBB

Exl

CJZB

Fhy

CHYT

Epg

CJFX

Es

CJLZ

Eut

CJRD

Exm

CJZS

Fi

CHYV

Eph

CJFY

Esa

CJMB

Euu

CJBP

Exn

CJZT

Fia

CHYW

Epi

CJFZ

Esb

CJMD

Euv

CJRG

Exo

CJZV

Fib

CHYX

Epj

CJGB

Esc

CJMP

Euw

CJRH

Exp

CJZW

Pic

CHYZ

Epk

CJGD

Esd

CJMG

Eux

CJRK

Exq

CJZX

Fid

CHZB

Epl

CJGF

Ese

CJMH

Euy

CJBL

Exr

CKBD

Fie

CHZD

Epm

CJGH

Esf

CJMK

Euz

CJRM

Exs

r.

CKBG

Fif

CHZF

Bpn

CJGK

Esg

CJML

Ev

CJRN

Ext

CKBH

Fig

CHZG

Epo

cjGl

Esh

CJMN

Eva

CJRP

Exu

CJWB

Fa

CKBJ

Fih

CHZJ

Epp

CJGM

Esi

CJMP

Evb

CJRQ

Exv

CJWD

Faa

CKBL

Fii

CHZK

Epq

CJGN

Esj

CJMQ

Eve

CJRS

Exw

CJWF

Fab

CKBM

Fij

CHZL

Epr

CJGP

Esk

CJMR

Evd

CJBT

Exx

CJWG

Fae

CKBN

Pik

CHZM

Eps

CJGQ

Esl

CJMS

Eve

CJBV

Exv

CJWH

Fad .

CKBP

Fil

CHZN

Ept

CJGR

Esm

CJMT

Evf

CJRW

Exz

CJWK

Fae

CKBQ

Pirn

CHZP

Epu

CJGS

Esn

CJMV

Evg

CJBX

Ey

CJWL

Faf

CKBR

Fin

CHZQ

Epv

CJGT

Eso

CJMW

Evh

^CJEY

Eya

CJWM

Fag

CKBS

Fio

CHZR

Ep-w

CJGV

Esp

CJMX

Evi

CJBZ.

Eyb

CJWN

Fah

CKBT

Fip

CHZS

Epx

CJGW

Esq

CJMY

Evj

CJSB

Eye

CJWP

Fai

CKBV

Fiq

CHZT

Epy

CJGX

Esr

CJMZ

Evk

CJSD

Eyd

CJWQ

Faj

CKBW

Fir

CHZV

Epz

CJGY

Ess

CJNB

Evl

CJSF

Eye

CJWB

Fak

CKBX

Pis

CHZW

Eq

CJGZ

Est

CJND

Evm

CJSG

Eyf

CJWS

Fal

CKBY

Fit

CHZX

Eqa

CJHB

Esu

CJNP

Evn

CJSH

Eyg

CJWT

Pa,Tn

CKBZ

Fin

CHZY

Eqb

CJHD

Esv

CJNG

Evo '

CJSK

Eyh

CJWV

Fan

CKDB

Piv

CJBD

Eqc

CJHF

Esw

CJNH

Evp

CJSL

Eyi

CJWX

Fao

CKDF

Fiw

CJBF

Eqd

CJHG

■Esx

CJNK

Evq

CJSM

Eyj

CJWY

Fap

CKDG

Fix

CJBG

Eqe

CJHK

Esy

CJNL

Evr

CJSN

Eyk

CJWZ

Faq

CKDH

Fiy

CJBH

Eqf

CJHL

Esz

CJNM

Evs

CJSP

Eyl

CJXB

Far

CKDJ

Fiz

CJBK

Eqg

CJHM

Et

CJNP

Evt

CJSQ

Eym

CJXD

Fas

CKDL

F.i

CJBL

Eqh

CJHN

Eta

CJNQ

Evu

CJSB

Eyn

CJXF

Pat

CKDM

Fk

CJBM

Eqi

CJHP

Etb

CJNR

Evv

CJST

Eye

CJXG

Fan

CKDN

Fla

CJBN

Eqj

CJHQ

Etc

CJNS

Evw

CJSV

Eyp

CJXH

Fav

CKDP

Fie

CJBP

Eqk

CJHR

Etd

CJNT

Evx

CJSW

Eyq

CJXK

Paw

CKDQ

Fli

CJBQ

Eql

CJHS

Ete

CJNV

Evy

CJSX

Evr

CJXL

Fax

CKDB

Flo

CJBR

Eqm

CJHT

Etf

CJNW

Evz

CJSY

Eys

CJXM

Fay

CKDS

Fin

CJBS

Eqn

CJHV

Etg

CJNX

Evv

CJSZ

Eyt

CJXN

Faz

CKDT

Fly

CJBT

Eqo

CJHW

Eth

CJNY

Ewa

CJTB

Eyu

CJXP

Fb

CKDV

Fm

CJBV

Eqp

CJHX

Eti

CJNZ

Ewb

CJTD

Eyv

CJXQ

Fc

CKDW

Fn

CJBW

Eqq

CJHY

Etj

CJPB

Ewo

CJTF

Eyw

CJXB

Fd

CKDX

Fo

CJBX

Eqr

CJHZ

Etk

CJPD

Ewd

CJTG

Eyx

CJXS

Fe

CKDY

Foa

CJBY

Eqs

CJKB

Etl

CJPP

Ewe

CJTH

Eyy

CJXT

Fea

CKDZ

-Fob

CJBZ

Eqt

CJKn

Etm

CJPG

Ewf

CJTK

Eyz

CJXV

Feb

CKFB

Foe

CJDB

Eqn

CJKP

Etn

CJPH

Ewg

CJTL

Ez

CJXW

Pec

CKFD

Fod

CJDF

Eqv

CJKG

Eto

CJPK

Ewh

CJTM

Eza

CJXY

Fed

CKFG

Foe

CJDG

Eqw

CJKH

Etp

CJPL

Ewi

CJTN

Ezb

CJXZ

Fee

CKFH

Fof

CJDH

Eqx

CJKL

Etq

CJPM

Ewj

CJTP

Eze

CJYB

Fef

CKFJ

Fog

CJDK

Eqy

CJKM

Etr

CJPN

Ewk

CJTQ

Ezd

CJYD

Peg

CKFL

Fob

CJDL

Eqz

CJKN

Ets

CJPQ

Ewl

CJTB

E^e

CJYF

Feh

CKFM

Foi

CJDM

Er

CJKP

Ett

CJPR

Ewm

CJTS

Ezf

CJYG

Fei

CKFN

S°?

CJDN

Era

CJKQ

Etii

CJPS

Ewn

CJTV

Ezg

CJYH

Fej

CKFP

Fok

CJDP

Erb

CJKR

Etv

CJPT

Ewo

CJTW

Ezh

CJYK

Fek

CKFQ

Fol

CJDQ
CJDR

Ere

CJKS

Etw

CJPV

Ewp

CJTX

Ezi

CJYL

Pel

CKFB

Fom

Erd

CJKT

Etx

CJPW

Ewq

CJTY

Ezj

CJYM

Fern

CKFS

Fon

CTDS

Ere

CJKV

Ety

CJPX

Ewr

CJTZ

Ezk

CJYN

Fen

CKFT

Poo

CJDT

Erf

CJKW

Etz

CJPY

Ews

CJVB

Ezl

CJYP

Feo

GKFV

Fop

CJDV

Erg

CJKX

Eu

CJPZ

Ewt

CJVD

Ezm

CJYQ

Pep

CKFW

Foq

CJDW

Erh

CJKY

Eua

CJQB

Ewu

CJVF

Ezn

CJYB

Feq

CKFX

For

CJDX

Eri

CJKZ

Eub

CJQD

Ewv

CJVG

Ezo

CJYS

Per

CKFY

Fos

20

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Part 1.

CKFZ

CKGB

CKGD

CKGF

CKGH

CKGJ

CKGL

CKGM

CKGN

CKGP

CKGQ

CKGR

CKGS

CKGT

CKGV

CKGW

CKGX

CKGY

CKGZ

CKHB

CKHD

CKHF

CKHG

CKHJ

CKHL

CKHM

CKHN

CKHP

CKHQ

CKHR

CKHS

CKHT

CKHV

CKHW

CKHX

CKHY

CKHZ

CKJB

CKJD

CKJF

CKJG

CKJH

CKJL

CKJM

CKJN

CKJP

CKJQ

CKJR

CKJS

CKJT

CKJV

CKJW

CKJX

CKJY

CKJZ

Fot

Fou

Fov

Fow

Fox

Foy

Foz

Fp

Fq

Fr

Fra

Fre

Fri

Fro

Fni

Fry

Fs

Ft

Fu

Fua

Fub

Fuc

Fud

Fue

Fuf

Fug

Fuh

Fui

Fuj

Fuk

Fal

Fum

Fun

Fuo

Fup

Fuq

Fur

Fus

Fut

Fuu

Fuv

Fuw

Fux

Fuy

Fuz '

Fv

Fw

Fx

Fy

Fya

Fye

Fyi

Fyo

Fyu

Fz

CKLB
CKLD
CKLF
CKLG
CKLH
CKLJ
CKLM
CKLN

Ga

Gaa

Gab

Gao

Gad

Gae

Gaf

Gag

CKLP

CKLQ

CKLR

CKLS

CKLT

CKLV

CKLW

CKLX

CKLY

CKLZ

CKMB

CKMD

CKMF

CKMG

CKMH

CKMJ

CKML

CKMN

CKMP

CKMQ

CKMR

OEMS

CKMT

CKMV

CKMW

CKMX

CKMY

CKMZ

CKNB

CKND

CKNF

CKNG

CKNH

CKNJ

CKNii

CKNM

CKNP

CKNQ

CKNR

CKNS

CENT

CKNV

CENW

CKNX

CKNY

CKNZ

CKPB

CKPD

CKPF

CKPG

CKPH

CKPJ

CKPL

CKPM

CKPN

CKPQ

CKPR

CKPS

CKPT

CKPV

CKPW

CKPX

CKPY

CKPZ

CKQB

CKQD

CKQF

CKQG

CKQH

CKQJ

CKQL

CKQM

CKQN

CKQP

Gah

Gai

Gaj

Gak

Gal

Gam

Gan

Gao

Gap

Gaq

Gar

Gas

Gat

Gau

Gav

Gaw

Gax

Gay

Gaz

Gb

Gc

Gd

Ge

Gea

Geb

Gee

Ged

Gee

Gef

Geg

Geh

Gei

Gej

Gek

Gel

Gem

Gen

Geo

Gep

Geq

Ger

Ges

Get

Geu

Gev

Gew

Gex

Gey

Gez

Gf

Gg

Gh

Gha

Ghe

Ghi

Gho

Ghu

Ghy

Gi

Gia

Gib

Gic

Gid

Gie

Gif

Gig

Gih

Gii

Gij

Gik

Gil

Gim

Gin

Gio

CKQR

CKQS

CKQT

CKQV

CKQW

CKQX

CKQY

CKQZ

CKRB

CKRD

CKRF

CKRG

CKRH

CKRJ

CKRL

CKRM

CKRN

CKRP

CKBQ

CKRS

CKRT

CKBV

CKRW

CKRX

CKRY

CKRZ

CKSB

CKSD

CKSF

CKSG

CKSH

CKSJ

CKSL

CKSM .

CKSN

CKSP

CKSQ

CKSR

CKST

CKSV

CKSW

CKSX

CKSY

CKSZ

CKTB

CKTD

CKTF

CKTG

CKTH

CKTJ

CKTL

CKTM

CKTN

CKTP

CKTQ

CKTB

CRTS

CKTV

CKTW

CKTX

CKTY

CKTZ

CKVB

CKVD

CKVF

CKVG

CKVH

CKVJ

CKVL

CKVM

CKVN

CKVP

CKVQ

CKVR

Gip

Giq

Gir

Gis

Git

Giu

Giv

Giw

Gix

Giy

Giz

Grj

Gk

Gl

Gla

Gle

Gli

Glo

Glu

Gly

Gm

Gn

Go

Goa

Gob

Goc

God

Goe

Gof

Gog

Goh

Goi

Goj

Gok

Gol

Gom

Gon

Goo

Gop

Goq

Gor

Gos

Got

Gou

Gov

Gow

Gox

Goy

Goz

Gp

Gq

Gr

Gra

Gre

Gri

Gro

Gru

Gry

Gs

Gt

Gu

Gua

Gub

Guc

Gud

Gue

Guf

Gug

Guh

Gui

Guj

Guk

Gul

Gum

CKVS

CKVT

CKVW

CKVX

CKVY

CKVZ

CKWB

CKWD

CKWF

CKWG

CKWH

CKWJ

CKWL

CKWM

CKWN

CKWP

CKWQ

CKWR

CKWS

CKWT

CKWV

CKWX

CKWY

CKWZ

CKXB

CKXD

CKXF

CKXG

CKXH

CKXJ

CKXL

CKXM

CKXN

CKXP

CKXQ

CKXR

CKXS

CKXT

CKXV

CKXW

CKXY

CKXZ

CKYB

CKYD

CKYF

CKYG

CKYH

CKYJ

CKYL

CKYM

OKYN

CKYP

CKYQ

CKYR

CKYS

CKYT

CKYV

CKYW

CKYX

CKYZ

CKZB

CKZD

CKZF

Gun

Guo

Gup

Guq

Gur

Gus

Gut

Guu

Guv

Guw

Gux

Guy

Guz

Gv

Gw

Gx

Gy

Gya

Gye

Gyi

Gyo

Gyu

Gz

Ha

Haa

Hab

Hac

Had

Hae

Haf

Hag

Hah

Hai

Haj

Hak

Hal

Ham

Han

Hao

Hap

Haq

Har

Has

Hat

Hau

Hav

Haw

Hax

Hay

Haz

Hb

He

Hd

He

Hea

Heb

Hec

Hed

Hee

Hef

Heh

CKZG

CKZH

CKZJ

CKZL

CKZM

CKZN

CKZP

CKZQ

CKZR

CKZS

CKZT

CKZV

CKZW

CKZX

CKZY

CLBD

CLBF

GLBG

CLBH

CLBJ

CLBK

CLBM

CLBN

CLBP

CLBQ

CLBR

CLBS

CLBT

CLBV

CLBW

CLBX

CLBY

CLBZ

CLDB

CLDF

CLDG

CLDH

CLDJ

CLDK

CLDM

CLDN

CLDP

CLDQ

CLDR

CLDS

CLDT

CLDV

CLDW

CLDX

OLDY

CLDZ

CLFB

CLFD

CLFG

CLFH

CLFJ

CLFK

CLFM

CLPN

CLFP

CLFQ

CLFR

CLFS

CLFT

CLFV

CLFW

CLFX

CLFY

CLFZ

CLGB

CLGD

CLGF

CLGH

CLGJ

Hei

Hej

Hek

Hel

Hem

Hen

Heo

Hep

Heq

Her

Hes

Het

Heu

Hev

Hew

Hex

Hey

Hez

H£

Hg

Hh

Hi

Hia

Hib

Hie

Hid

Hie

Hif

Hig

Hih

Hii

Hij

Hik

Hil

Him

Hin

Hio

Hip

Hiq

Hir

His

Hit

Hiu

Hiv

Hiw

Hii

Hiy

Hiz

Hj

Hk

HI

Hla

Hie

Hii

Hlo

Hlu

Hly

Hm

Hn

Ho

Hoa

Hob

Hoc

Hod

Hoe

Hof

Hog

Hoh

Hoi

Hoj

Hok

Hoi

Hom

Hon

CLGK

CLGM

CLGN

CLGP

CLGQ

CLGR

CLGS

CLGT

CLGV

CLGW

CLGX

CLGY

CLGZ

CLHB

CLHD

CLHF

CLHG

CLHJ

CLHK

CLHM

CLHN

CLHP

CLHQ

CLHR

CLHS

CLHT

CLHV

CLHW

CLHX

CLHY

CLHZ

CLJB

CLJD

CLJF

CLJG

CLJH

CLJK

CLJM

CLJN

CLJP

CLJQ

CLJR

CLJS

CLJT

CLJV

CLJW

CLJX

CLJY

CLJZ

CLKB

CLKD

CLKF

CLKG

CLKH

CLKJ

CLKM

CLKN

CLKP

CLKQ

CLKR

CLKS

CLKT

CLKV

CLKW

CLKX

CLKY

CLKZ

Hoc

Hop

Hoq

Hor

Hos

Hot

Hou

Hov

How

Hex

Hoy

Hoz

Hp

Hq

Hr

Hra

Hre

Hri

Hro

Hru

Hry

Hs

Ht

Hu

Hua

Hub

Hue

Hud

Hue

Huf

Hug

Huh

Hui

Huj

Huk

Hul

Hum

Hun

Huo

Hup

Huq

Hnr

Hus

Hut

Huu

Huv

Huw

Hux

Huy

Huz

Hv

Hw

Hx

Hy

Hya

Hye

Hyi

Hyo

Hyu

Hyy

Hz

Paet I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

21

.

L

CLRB

111

CLWF

He

CMBJ

Iny

CMHL

Iqr

CMNP

Itk

CLRD

lim

CLWG

Ilf

CMBK

Inz

CMHN

Iqs

CMNQ

Itl

CLMB

la

CLRF

lin ,

CLWH

Ilg

CMBL

lo

CMHP

Iqt

CMNR

Itm

CLMD

laa

CLRG

lio

CLWJ

Ilh

CMBN

loa

CMHQ

Iqu

CMNS

Itn

CLMF

lab

CLRH

lip

CLWK

Hi

CMBP

lob

CMHR

Iqv

CMNT

Ito

CLMG

lac

CLRJ

liq

CLWM

nj

CMBQ

loc

CMHS

Iqw

CMNV

Itp

CLMH

lad

CLRK

lir

CLWN

Ilk

CMBR

lod

CMHT

Iqx

CMNW

Itq

CLMJ

lae

CLRM

lis

CLWP

ni

OMBS

loe

CMHV

iqy

CMNX

Itr

CLMK

laf

CLRN

lit

CLWQ

nm

CMBT

lof

CMHW

Iqz

CMNY

Its

CLMN

lag

CLRP

liu

CLWR

nn

CMBV

loh

CMHX

Ir

CMNZ

Itt

CLMP

lah

CLRQ

liv

CLWS

no

CMBW

CMHY

Ira

CMPB

Itu

CLMQ

lai

CLRS

liw

CLWT

Up

CMBX

loi

CMHZ

Irb

CMPD

Itv

CLMR

laj

CLRT

lis

CLWV

nq

CMBY

loj

CMJB

Ire

CMPF

Itw

CLMS

lak

CLRV

liy

CLWX

Ilr

CMBZ

lok

CMJD

Ird

CMPG

Itx

CLMT

lal

CLRW

liz

CLWY

lis

CMDB

lol

CMJF

Ire

CMPH

Ity

CLMV

lam

CLRX

I]

OLWZ

lit

CMDF

lom

CMJG

Irf

CMPJ

Itz

CLMW

Ian

CLRY

I]a

CLXB

Ilu

CMDG

Ion

CMJH

Irg

CMPK

lu

CLMX

lao

CLRZ

I]b

CLXD

nv

CMDH

loo

CMJK

Irh

CMPL

Ina

CLMY

lap

CLSB

I3C

CLXF

Ilw

CMDJ

lop

CMJL

Iri

CMPN

lub

^ll^LMZ

laq

CLSD

I]d

CTiXG

Ilx

CMDK

loq

CMJN

Irj

CMPQ

Inc

^S0LNB

lar

CLSF

Ije

CLXH

ny

CMDL

lor

CMJP

Irk

CMPR

lud

«3LND

las

CLSG

iDf

CLXJ

Ilz

CMDN

los

CMJQ

Irl

CMPS

lue

CLNF

lat

CLSH

I]g

CLXK

Im

CMDP

lot

CMJR

Irm

CMPT

luf

CLNG

laii

CLSJ

loh

CLXM

Ima

CMDQ

lou

CMJS

Im

CMPV

lug

CLNH

lav

CLSK

131

CLXN

Imb

CMDR

lov

CMJT

Irb

CMPW

luh

ICLNJ

law

CLSM

I3J

CLXP

Imc

CMDS

low

CMJV

Irp

CMPX

lui

CLNK

Tax

CLSN

I]k

CLXQ

Imd

CMi)T

lox

CMJW

Irq

CMPY

Ini

CLNM

lay

CLSP

Ijl

CLXR

Ime

CMDV

loy

CMJX

Irr

CMPZ

luk

CLNP

Taz

CLSQ

lom

CLXS

Imf

CMDW

loz

CMjy

Irs

CMQB

lul

>CLNQ

lb

CLSR

Ijn

CLXT

Img

CMDX

Ip

CMJZ

Irt

CMQD

lum

CLNR

Ic

CLST

I]0

CLXV

Imh

CMDY

Ipa

CMKB

Im

CMQF

lun

CLNS

Id

CLSV

lap

CLXW

Imi

CMDZ

Ipb

CMKD

Irv

CMQG

luo

CLNT

le

CLSW

I3q

CT-XY

Imj

CMFB

Ipc

CMKF

Irw

CMQH

lup

CLNV

lea

CLSX

Ijr

CLXZ

Imk

CMFD

Ipd

CMKG

Irx

CMQJ

luq

CLNW

leb

CLSY

Ijs

CLYB

Iml

CMPG

Ipe

CMKH

Iry

CMQK

lur

CLNX

lec

CLSZ

lot

CLYD

Imm

CMFH

Ipf

CMKJ

Irz

CMQL

lus

CLNY

led

CLTB

I311

CLYF

Imn

CMFJ

Ipg

CMKL

Is

CMQN

lut

CLNZ

lee

CLTD

I]v

CLYG

Imo

CMFK

Ipb

CMKN

Isa

CMQP

luu

CLPB

lef

CLTF

I. w

CLVH

Imp

CMFL

Ipi

CMKP

Isb

CMQR

Inv

CLPD

leg

CLTG

I]X

CLYJ

Imq

CMFN

Ipj

CMKQ

Isc

CMQS

luw

CLPF

let

CLTH

ijy

CLYK

Imr

CMFP

Ipk

CMKR

Isd

CMQT

lui

CLPG

lei »

CLTJ

I z

CLYM

Ims

CMFQ

Ipl

CMKS

Ise

CMQV

luy

CLPH

lej

CLTK

Jk

CLYN

Imt

CMFR

Ipm

CMKT

Isf

CMQW

luz

CLPJ

lek

CLTM

Ika

CLYP

Imu

CMFS

Ipn

CMKV

Isg

CMQX

Iv

CLPK

lel

CLTN

Ikb

CLYQ

Imv

CMPT

Ipo

CMKW

Isb

CMQY

Iva

CLPM

Jem

CLTP

Ike

CLVR

Imw

CMFV

Ipp

CMKX

Isi

CMQZ

Ivb

CLPN

len

CLTQ

Ikd

CLYS

Imx

CMFW

Ipq

CMKY

Isj

CMRB

Ivc

CLPQ
CLPR

leo

CLTR

Ike

CLYT

Imy

CMFX

Ipr

CMKZ

Isk

CMRD

Ivd

lep

CLTS

Ikf

CLYV

TmK

CMPY

Ips

CMLB

Isl

CMRP

Ive

CLPS

t ^
leq

ler

CLTV

Ikg

CLYW

In

CMFZ •

Ipt

CMLD

Ism

CMRG

Ivf

CLPT

CLTW

Ikh

CLYX

Ina

CMGB

Ipu

CMLF

Isn

CMRH

Ivg

CLPV

les

CLTX

Iki

CLYZ

Inb

CMGD

Ipv

CMLG

Iso

CMRJ

Ivb

CLPW

let

CLTY

Ikj

CLZB

Inc

CMGF

Ipw

CMLH

Isp

CMRK

Ivi

CLPX

leu

CLTZ

Ikk

CLZD

Ind

CMGH

Ipx

CMLJ

Isq

CMRL

Ivj

CLPY

lev

CLVB

Ikl

CLZF

Ine

CMGJ

ipy

CMLK

Isr

CMRN

Ivk

CLPZ

lew

CLVD

Ikm

CLZG

liif

CMGK

Ipz

CMLN

Iss

CMRP

Ivl

CLQB

CLQD

CLQF

CLQG

CLQH

CLQJ

CLQK

CLQM

CLQN

CLQP

CLQR

CLQS

CLQT

CLQV

CLQW

CLQX

CLQY

CLQZ

lex

CLVF

Ikn

CLZH

Ing

CMGL

Iq

CMLP

Ist

CMRQ

Ivm

ley
lez

CLVG

Iko

CLZJ

Inh

CMGN

Iqa

CMLQ

Isu

CMRS

Ivn

CLVH

Ikp

CLZK

Ini

CMGP

Iqb

CMLR

Isv

CMRT

Ivo

If

CLVJ

Ikq

CLZM

In.i

CMGQ

Iqc

CMLS

Isw

CMRV

Ivp

Ig
Ih

CLVK

Ikr

CLZN

Ink

CMGR

Iqd

CMLT

Isx

CMRW

Ivq

CLVM

Iks

CLZP

Inl

CMGS

Iqe

CMLV

Isy

CMRX

Ivr

li

CLVN

Ikt

CLZQ

Inm

CMGT

Iqf

CMLW

Isz

CMRY

Ivs

lia

CLVP

Iku

CLZH

Inn

CMGV

Iqg

CMLX

It

CMRZ

Ivt

lib

CLVQ
CLVR

Ikv

CLZS

Ino

CMGW

Iqh

CMLY

Ita

CMSB

Ivu

lie

Ikw

CLZT

Inp

CMGX

Iqi

CMLZ

Itb

CMSD

Ivv

lid

CLVS

Ikx

CLZV

Inq

CMGY

Iqj

CMNB

Itc

CMSF

Ivw

lie

CLVT

Iky

CLZW

Inr

CMGZ

Iqk

CMND

ltd

CMSG

Ivx

lif

CLVW

Ikz

CLZX

Ins

CMHB

Iql

CMNF

Ite

CMSH

Ivy

lig
lib

CLVX

11

CLZY

Int

CMHD

Iqm

CMNG

Itf

CMSJ

Ivz

CLVY

Ila

CMBD

Inu

CMHF

Iqn

CMNH

?g

CMSK

Iw

lii

CLVZ

lib

CMBF

Inv

CMHG

Iqo

CMNJ

Itb

CMSL

Iwa

?i

CLWB

lie

CMBG

Inw

CMHJ

Iqp

CMNK

Iti

CMSN

Iwb

CLWD

lid

CMBH

Inx

CMHK

Iqq

CMNL

Itj

CMSP

Iwc

22

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Pakt I.

CMSQ

;CMSR

CMST

CMSV

CMSW

CMSX

CMSY

CMSZ

CMTB

CMTD

CMTF

CMTG

CMTH

CMTJ

CMTK

Iwd

Iwe

Iwf

Iwg

Iwh

Iwi

Iwj

Iwk

Iwl

Iwm

Iwn

Iwo

Iwp

Iwq

Iwr

CMXS

CMXT

CMXV

CMXW

CMXY

CMXZ

CMYB

CMYD

CMYF

CMYG

CMYH

CMYJ

CM^K

CMYL

CMYN

lyx

lyy

lyz

Iz

Iza

Izb

Izc

Izd

Ize

Izf

Izg

Izh

Izi

Izk

CNDH

CNDJ

CNDK

CNDL

CNDM

CNDP

CNDQ

CNDB

CNDS

CNDT

CNDV

CNDW

CNDX

CNDY

CNDZ

Jau

Jav

Jaw

Jax

Jay

Jaz

Jb

Jc

Jd

Je

Jea

Jeb

Jec

Jed ,

Jee

CNJK

CNJL

CNJM

CNJP

CNJQ

CNJR

CNJS

CNJT

CNJV

CNJW

CNJX

CNJY

CNJZ

CNKB

CNKD

Jl

Jla

Jle

Jli

Jlo

Jlu

Jly

Jm

Jn

Jo

Joa

Job

Joe

Jod

Joe

CNPL

CNPM

CNPQ

CNPB

CNPS

CNPT

CNPV

CNPW

CNPX

CNPY

CNPZ

Jv

Jw

Jx

Jy

Jya

Jye

Jyi

Jyo

Jyu

Jyy

Jz

CNSX

CNSY

CNSZ

CNTB

CNTD

CNTF

CNTG

CNTH

CNTJ

CNTK

CNTL

CNTM

CNTP

CNTQ

CNTE

CNTS

CNTV

CNTW

CNTX

Keu
Kev
Kew
Kex
Key
Kez
Kf

^

Kha

Khe

Khi

Kho

Khu

Khy

Ki

Kia

Kib

Kic

Kid

Kie

Kif

CMTL

Iws

CMYP

Izl

CNFB

Jef

CNKF

Jof

CMTN
CMTP

Iwt
Iwu

CMYQ
OMYR

Izm
Izn

CNFD
CNFG

Jeg
Jeh

CNKG
CNKH

Jog
Job

>.

CMTQ
CMTR

Iwv

CMYS

Izo

CNFH

Jei

CNKJ

Joi

Iww

CMYT

Izp

CNFJ

Jej

CNKL

Joj

CNTY

CMTS

Iwx

CMYV

Izq

CNFK

Jek

CNKM

Jok

CNTZ

CMTV

Iwy

CMYW

Izr

CNFL

Jel

CNKP

Jol

K.

CNVB

CMTW

Iwy
Ix

CMYX

Izs

CNFM

Jem

CNKQ

Jom

CNVD

Kig

CMTX

CMYZ

Izt

CNFP

Jen

CNKB

Jon

CNQB

Ka

CNVF

Kih

CMTY

Ixa

CMZB

Izu

CNFQ

Jeo

CNKS

Joo

CNQD

Kaa

CNVG

Kii

CMTZ

Ixb

CMZD

Izv

CNFB

Jep

CNKT

Jop

CNQF

Kab

CNVH

P?

CMVB

Ixc

CMZF

Izw

CNFS

Jeq

CNKV

Joq

CNQG

Kac

CNVJ

Kik

CMVD

Ixd

CMZG

TZT

CNFT

Jer

CNKW

Jor

CNQH

Kad

CNVK

Kil

CMVF

Ixe

CM/,H

Izy

CNFV

Jes

CNKX

Jos

CNQJ

Kae

CNVL

Kim

CMVG

Ixf

CMZJ

Izz

CNFW

Jet

CNKY

Jot

CNQK

Kaf

CNVM

Kin

CMVH

Ixg

CMZK

CNFX

Jen

CNKZ

Jou

CNQL

Kag

CNVP

Kio

CMVJ

Ixh

CMZL

CNFY

Jev.

CNLB

Jov

CNQM

Ka,b

CNVQ

Kip

CMYK

Ixi

CMZN

CNFZ

Jew

CNLD

Jow

CNQP

Ka,i

CNVB

Kiq

CMVL

Ixj

CMZP

CNGB

Jex

CNLF

Jox

CNQB

Kaj

CNVS

Kir

CMVN

Ixk

CMZQ

CNGD

Jey

CNLG

Joy

CNQS

Kak

CNVT

Kis

CMVP

Ixl

CMZR

CNGF

Jez

CNLH

Joz

CNQT

Kal

CNVW

Kit

CMVQ

TxTn

CMZS

CNGH

Jf

CNLJ

Jp

CNQV

Kam

CNVX

Kiu

CMVR

Ixn

CMZT

CNGJ

Jg

CNLK

Jq

CNQW

Kan

CNVY

Kiv

CMVS

Ixo

CMZV

CNGK

Jh

CNLM

Jr

CNQX

Kao

CNVZ

Kiw

CMVT

Ixp

CMZW

CNGL

Jha

CNLP

Jra

CNQY

Kap

CNWB

Kix

CMVW

Ixq

CMZX

CNGM

Jhe

CNLQ

Jre

CNQZ

Kaq

CNWD

Kiy

CMVX

Ixf

CMZY

CNGP

Jhi

CNLB

Jri

CNBB

Kar

£INWF

Kiz

CMVY

Ixs

CNGQ

Jho

CNLS

Jro

CNBD
CNBF

Kas

CNWG

Kj

CMVZ

Ixt

CNGB

Jhu

CNLT

Jru

Kat

CNWH

Kk

CMWB

Ixu

CNGS

Jhy

CNLV

Jry

CNBG

Kau

CNWJ

Kl

CMWD

Ixv

CNGT

Ji

CNLW

Js

CNBH

Kav

CNWK

Kla

CMWF

Ixw

CNGV

Jia

CNLX

Jt

CNBJ

Kaw

CNWL

Kle

CMWG

Ixx

CNGW

Jib

CNLY

Jn

CNBK

Kax

CNWM

Kli

CMWH

Ixy

CNGX

Jic

CNLZ

Jua .

CNRL

Kay

CNWP

Klo

CMWJ

Ixz

CNGY

Jid

CNMB

Jub

CNBM

Kaz

CNWQ

Kin

CMWK

ly

CNGZ

Jie

CNMD

Juc

CNBP

Kb

CNWB

Kly

CMWL

lya ■

J.

CNHB

Jif

CNMF

Jud

CNBQ

Kc

CNWS

Km

CMWN

lyb

CNHD

Jig

CNMG

Jne

CNBS

Kd

CNWT

Kn

CMWP

lyc

CNBD

Ja

CNHF

Jih

CNMH

Juf

CNBT

Ke

CNWV

Ko

CMW.Q

lyd

CNBF

Jaa

CNHG

Jii

CNMJ

Jug

CNBV

Kea

CNWX

Koa

CMWB

lye

CNBG

Jab

CNHJ

Jij

CNMK

Jnh

CNBW

Keb

CNWY

Kob

OMWS

lyf

CNBH

Jac

CNHK

Jik

CNML

Jni

CNBX

Keo

CNWZ

Koc

CMWT

lyg

CNBJ

Jad

CNHL

Jil

CNMP

Juj

CNBY

Ked

CNXB

Kod

CMWV

lyh

CNBK

Jae

CNHM

Jim

CNMQ

Jnk

CNBZ

Kee

CNXD

Koe

CMWX

lyi

CNBL

Jaf

CNHP

Jin

CNMB

Jul

CNSB

Kef

CNXF

Kof

CMWY

lyi

CNBM

Jag

CNHQ

Jio

CNMS

Jum

CNSD

Keg

CNXG

Kog

CMWZ

lyk

CNBP

Jah

CNHB

Jip

CNMT

Jun

CNSP

Keh

CNXH

Koh

CMXB

lyi

CNBQ

Jai

CNHS

Jiq

CNMV

Juo

CNSG

Kei

CNXJ

Koi

CMXD

lym

CNBR

Jaj

CNHT

Jir

CNMW

tTup

CNSH

Kej

CNXK

Koj

CMXF

lyn

CNBS

J*ik

CNHV

Jis

CNMX

Juq

CNSJ

Kek

CNXL

Kok

CMXG

lyo

CNBT

Jal

CNHW

Jit

CNMY

Jur ■

CNSK

Kel

CNXM

Kol

CMXH

lyp

CNBV

Jam

CNHX

Jin

CNMZ

Jus

CNSL

Kem

CNXP

Kom

CMXJ

lyq

CNBW

Jan

CNHY

Jiv

CNPB

Jut

CNSM

Ken

CNXQ

Kon

CMXK

lyr

CNBX

Jao

CNHZ

Jiw

CNPD

Jun

CNSP

Keo

CNXB

Koo

CMXL

lys

CNBY

Jap

CNJB

Jix

CNPF

Juv

CNSQ

Kep

CNXS

Kop

CMXN

lyt

CNBZ

Jaq

ICNJD

•Jiy

CNPG

Juw

CNSB

Keq

CNXT

Koq

CMXP

lyu

CNDB

Jar

CNJF

Jiz

CNPH

Jux

CNST

Ker

CNXV

Kor

CMXQ

lyv

CNDP

J as

CNJG

Jj

CNPJ

Juy

CNSV

Kes

CNXW

Kos

CMXR

lyw,

ONDG

J at

CNJH

Jk

CNPK

Juz

CNSW

Ket

CNXY

Kot

—

Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

23

ONXZ

Kou

CPDN

Lah

CPJR

Liv

CPNT

Lut

OPTG

Mei

CPYJ

Moo

CNYB

Kov

CPDQ

Lai

CPJS

Liw

CPNV

Luu

CPTH

Mej

CPYK

Mop

CNYD

Kow

CPDB

Lai
Lak

CPJT

Lix

CPNW

Luv

CPTJ

Mek

CPYL

Moq

CNYF

Kox

CPDS

CPJV

Liy

CPNX

Luw

CPTK

Mel

CPYM

Mor

CNYG

Koy

CPDT

T,al

CPJW

Xiiz

CPNY

Lux

CPTL

Mem

CPYN

Mos

CNYH

Koz

OPDV

Lam

CPJX

Lj

CPNZ

Luy

CPTM

Men

CPYQ

Mot

CNYJ

Kp

CPDW

Lan

CPJY

Lk

CPQB

Luz

CPTN

Meo

CPYB

Mou

CNYK

Kq

CPDX

Lao

CPJZ

LI

CPQD

Lv

CPTQ
CPTE

Mep

CPYS

Mov

CNYL

Kr

CPDY

Lap

CPKB

LI a

CPQF

Lw

Meq

CPYT

Mow

CNYM

Kra

CPDZ

Laq

CPKD

Lie

CPQG

Lx

CPTS

Mer

CPYV

Mox

CNYP

Kre

CPFB

Lar

CPKF

Lli

CPQH

Ly

CPTV

Mes

CPYW

Moy

CNYQ

Kri

CPFD

Las

CPKG

Llo

CPQJ

Lya

CPTW

Met

CPYX

Moz

CNYR

Kro

CPFG

Lat

CPKH

Liu

CPQK

Lye

CPTX

Meu

CPYZ

Mp

CNYS

Kra

CPFH

Lau

CPKJ

Lly

CPQL

Lyi

CPTY

Mev

CPZB

Mq

CNYT

Kry

CPFJ

Lav

CPKL

Lm

CPQM

Lyo

CPTZ

Mew

CPZD

Ml-

CNYV

Ks

CPFK

Law

CPKM

Ln

CPQN

Lyu

CPVB

Mex

CPZF

Mra

CNYW

Kt

CPFL

Lax

CPKN

Lo

CPQB

Lyy

CPVD

Mey

CPZG

Mre

CNYX

Ku

CPFM

Lay

CPKQ

Loa

CPQS

Lz

CPVF

Mez

CPZH

Mri

CNYZ

Kua

CPFN

Laz

CPKR

Lob

CPQT

CPVG

Mf

CPZJ

Mro

CNZB

Kub

CPFQ

Lb

CPKS

Loe

CPQV

CPVH

Mg

CPZK

Mru

CNZD

Kuc

CPFR

Lc

CPKT

Led

CPQW

CPVJ

Mb

CPZL

Mry

CNZF

Knd

CPFS

Ld

CPKV

Loe

CPQX

CPVK

Mi

CPZM

Ms

CNZG

Kue

CPFT

Le

CPK-VV

Lof

CPQY

CPVL

Mia

CPZN

Mt

CNZH

Kuf

CPFV

Lea

CPKX

Log

CPQZ

CPVM

Mib

CPZQ

Mu

CNZJ

Kug

CPFW

Leb

CPKY

Lob

CPVN

Mic

CPZB

Mua

CNZK

Kuh

CPFX

Lee

CPKZ

Loi

CPVQ

Mid

CPZS

Mub

CNZL

Kui

CPF!«:

Led

CPLB

Loj

CPVB

Mie

CPZT

Muc

CNZM

Kuj

CPFZ

Lee

CPLD

Lok

CPVS

Mif

CPZV

Mud

ClsTZP

Kuk

CPGB

Lef

CPLF

Lol

CPVT

Mig

CPZW

Mue

CNZQ

Kul

CPGD

Leg

CPLG

Lom

CPVW

Mib

CPZX

Muf

CNZR

Kiim

CPGF

Leh

CPLH

Lon

CPVX

Mii

CPZY

Mug

CNZS

Kun

CPGH

Lei

CPLJ

Loo

CPVY

Mij

CQBD

Mub

CNZT

Kuo

CPGJ

Lej

CPLK

Lop

CPVZ

Mik

CQBF

Mui

CNZV

Kup

CPGK

Lek

CPLM

Loq

TS..

CPWB

Mil

CQBG

^'^^

CNZW

Kuq

CPGL

Lei

CPLN

Lor

CPWD

Mim

CQBH

Muk

CNZX

Knr

CPGM

Lem

CPLQ

Los

CPRB

Ma

CPWF

Min

CQBJ

Mul

CNZY

Kus

CPGN

Len

CPLB

Lot

CPRD

Maa

CPWG

Mio

CQBK

Mum

OPBD

Kilt

CPGQ

Leo

CPLS

Lou

CPBF

Mab

CPWH

Mip

CQBL

Mun

CPBF

Kiiu

CPGR

Lep

CPLT

Lov

CPBG

Mac

CPWJ

Miq

CQBM

Muo

CPBG

Kuv

OPGS

Leq

CPLV

Low

CPBH

Mad

CPWK

Mir

CQBN

Mup

CPBH

Kuw

CPGT

Ler

CPLW

Lox

CPBJ

Mae

CPWL

Mis

CQBP

Muq

CPBJ

Kiix

CPGV

Les

CPLX

Loy

CPBK

Ma£

CPWM

Mit

CQBB

Mur

CPBK

Ktiy

CPGW

Let

CPLY

Loz

CPRL

Mag

CPWN

Miu

CQBS

Mus

CPBL

Kxiz

CPGX

Leu

CPLZ

Lp

CPBM

Mab

CPWQ

Miv

CQBT

Mut

CPBM

Kv

CPGY

iLev

CPMB

.Lq

CPBN

Mai

CPWB

Miw

CQBV

Muu

CPBN

Kw

CPGZ

Lew

CPMD

Lr

CPBQ

Maj

CPWS

Mix

CQBW

Muv

CPBQ
CPBR

Kx

CPHB

Lex

CPMF

Lra

CPBS

Mak

CPWT

Miy

CQBX

Muw

Ky

CPHD

Ley

CPMG

Lre

CPBT

Mai

CPWV

Miz

CQBY

Mux

CPBS

Kya

CPHF

Lez

CPMH

Lri

CPBV

Mam

OPWX

Mj

CQBZ

Muy

CPBT

Kye

CPHG

L£

CPMJ

Lro

CPBW

Man

CPWY

Mk

CQDB

Muz

CPBV

Kyi

CPHJ

Lg

CPMK

Lru

CPBX

Mao

CPWZ

Ml

CQDF

Mv

CPBW

Kvo

CPHK

Lh

CPML

Lry

CPBY

Map

CPXB

Mia

CQDG

Mw

CPBX

Kyu

CPHL

Li

CPMN

Ls

CPBZ

Maq

CPXD

Mle

CQDH

Mx

CPBY

Kvy

CPHM

Lia

CPMQ

Lt

CPSB

Mar

CPXF

Mli

CQDJ

JJy

CPBZ

Kz

CPHN

Lib

CPMR

Lu

CPSD

Mas

CPXG

Mlo

CQDK

Mya

CPHQ

Lie

CPMS

Lua

CPSF

Mat

CPXH

Mlu

CQDL

Mye

CPHB

Lid

CPMT

Lub

CPSG

Man

CPXJ

Mly

CQDM

JJy^

CPHS

Lie

CPMV

Luc

CPSH

Mav

CPXK

Mm

CQDN

Myo

CPHT

Lif

CPMW

Lud

CPSJ

Maw

CPXL

Mn

CQDP

Myu

CPHV

Lig

CPMX

Lue

CPSK

Max

CPXM

Mo

CQDB

Myy

CPHW

Lib

CPMY

Luf

CPSL ■

May

CPXN

Moa

CQDS

Mz

CPHX

Lii

CPMZ

Lug

CPSM

Maz

CPXQ

Mob

CQDT

CPHY

Lij

CPNB

Lub

CPSN

Mb

CPXB

Moc

CQDV

CPHZ

Lik

CPND

Lui

CPSQ

Me

CPXS

Mod

CQDW

L.

CPJB

Lil

CPNF

Luj

CPSB

Md

CPXT

Moe

CQDX

CPJD

Lim

CPNG

Luk

CPST

Me

CPXV

Mof

CQDY

CPDB

La

CPJF

Lin

CPNH

Lul

CPSV

Mea

CPXW

Mog

CQDZ

CPDF

Laa

CPJG

Lio

CPNJ

Lum

CPSW

Meb

CPXY

Mob

CPDG

Lab

CPJH

Lip

CPNK

Lun

CPSX

Mec

CPXZ

Moi

CPDH

Lac

CPJK

Liq

CPNL

Luc

CPSY

Med

CPYB

Moj

CPDJ

Lad

CPJL

Lir

CPNM

Lup

CPSZ

Mee

CPYD

Mok

CPDK

Lae

CPJM

Lis

CPNQ

Luq

CPTB

Mef

CPYF

Mol

CPDL

Laf

CPJN

Lit

CPNB

Lur

CPTD

Meg

CPYG

Mom

CPDM

Lag

OPJQ

Liu

CPNS

Lus

CPTF

Meb

CPYH

Mon

24

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Pakt I.

N.

CQKB

Nil

CQPF

Nnj

CQTR
CQTS

Obb

CQYT

Odv

CRFX

Ogo

CQKD

Nim

CQPG

Nnk

Obo

CQYV
CQYW

Odw

CRFY

Ogp

CQFB

Ka

CQKF

Nin

CQPH

Nul

CQTV

Obd

Odx

CRFZ

Ogq

CQPD

Naa

CQKG

Nio

CQPJ

Num

CQTW

Obe

CQYX

Ody

CRGB

Ogr

CQFG

Nab

CQKH

Nip

CQPK

Ntm

CQTX

Obf

CQYZ

Odz

CRGD

Ogs

CQFH

Nac

CQKJ

Niq

CQPL

Nuo

CQTY

Obg

CQZB

Oe

CRGF

Ogt

CQFJ

Nad

CQKL

Nir

CQPM

Nup

CQTZ

Obh

CQZD

Oea

CRGH

Ogu

CQFK

Nae

CQKM

Nis

CQPN

Nuq

CQVB

Obi

CQZF

Oeb

CRGJ

Ogv

CQFL

Naf

CQKN

Nit

CQPR

Nur

CQVD.

Obj

CQZG

Oec

CRGK

Ogw

CQFM

Nag

CQKP

Niu

CQPS

Nns

CQVF

Obk

CQZH

Oed

CRGL

Ogx

CQFN

Nah

CQKR

Niv

CQPT

Nut

CQVG

Obi

JQZJ

Oee

CRGM

Ogy

CQPP

Nai

CQKS

Niw

CQPV

Nuu

CQVH

Obm

CQZK

Oef

CRGN

Ogz

CQFR

Naj

CQKT

Nix

CQPW

Nuv

CQVJ

Obn

CQZL

Oeg

CRGP

Oh

CQFS

Nak

CQKV

Niy

CQPX

Nuw

CQVK

Obo

CQZM

Oeh

CRGQ

Oha

CQFT

Nal

CQKW

Niz

CQPY

Nux

CQVL

Obp

CQZN

Oei

ORGS

Ohb

CQFV

Nam

CQKX

Nj

CQPZ

Nuy

CQVM

Obq

CQZP

Oe.i

CRGT

Ohe

CQFW

Nan

CQKY

Nk

CQRB

Nuz

CQVN

Obr

CQZR

Oek

CRGV

Ohd

CQFX

Nao

CQKZ

Nl

CQRD

Nv

CQVP

Obs

CQES

Oel

CRGW

Ohe

CQFY

Nap

CQLB

Nla

CQRF

Nw

CQVR

Obt

CQZT

Oem

CRGX

Ohf

CQFZ

Naq

CQLD

Nle

CQRG

Nx

CQVS

Obu

CQZV

Oen

ORGY

Ohg

CQGB

Nar

CQLF

Nli

CQRH

Ny

CQVT

Obv

CQZW

Oeo

CRGZ

Ohh

CQGD

Nas

CQLG

Nlo

CQRJ

Nya

CQVW

Obw

CQZX

Oep

CRHB

Ohi

CQGF

Nat

CQLH

Nlu

CQRK

Nye

CQVX

Obx

CQZY

Oeq

CRHD

Ohj

CQGH
CQGJ

Nan

CQLJ

Nly

CQRL

Nyi

CQVY

Oby

CRBD

Oer

CRHF

Ohk

Nav

CQLK

Nm

CQRM

Nyo

CQVZ

Obz

CRBF

Oes

CRHG

Ohl

CQGK

Naw

CQLM

Nn

CQRN

Nyu

CQWB

Oc

CBBG

Oet

CRHJ

Ohm

CQGL

Nax

CQLN

No

CQRP

Nyy

CQWD

Oca

CRBH

Oeu

CRHK

Ohn

CQGM

Nay

CQLP

Noa

CQRS

Nz

CQWF

Ocb

CRBJ

Oev

CRHT,

Oho

CQGN

Naz

CQLR

CQLS

Nob

CQRT

CQWG

Occ

CRBK

Oew

CRHM

Ohp

CQGP

Nb

Noc

CQRV
CQRW

CQWH

Ocd

CRBL

Oex

CRHN

Ohq

CQGR

Nc

CQLT

Nod

CQWJ

Oce

CBBM

Oey

CRHP

Ohr

CQGS

Nd

CQLV

Noe

CQRX

CQWK

Ocf

CRBN

Oez

CRHQ

Ohte

CQGT

Ne

CQLW

Nof

CQRY

CQWL

Ocg

CRBP

Of

CRHS

Oht

CQGV

Nea

CQLX

Nog

CQRZ

CQWM

Och

CRBQ

Ofa

CRHT

Ohn

CQGW

Neb

CQLY

Noh

CQWN

Oci

CRBS

Ofb

CRHV

Ohv

CQGX

Nee

CQLZ

Noi

CQWP

Ocj

CRBT

Ofc

CRHW

Ohw

CQGY

Ned

CQMB

Noj

CQWR

Ock

CRBV

Ofd

CRHX

Ohx

CQGZ

Nee

CQMD

Nok

CQWS

Ocl

CRBW

Ofe

CRHY

Ohy

CQHB

Nef

CQMF

Nol

CQWT

0cm

CRBX

Off

CRHZ

Ohz

CQHD

S^g

CQMG

Nom

CQWV

Ocn

CRBY

Ofg

CRJB

Oi

CQHF

Neh

CQMH

Non

CQWX

Oco

CRBZ

Ofh

CRJD

Oia

CQHG

Nei

CQMJ

Noo

CQWY

Ocp

CRDB

Ofi

CRJF

Oib

CQHJ

SI

CQMK

Nop

CQWZ

Ocq

CRDF

Ofj

CRJG

Oic

cqhk:

Nek

CQML

Noq

0.

CQXB

Ocr

CRDG

Ofk

CRJH

Oid

CQHL

Nel

CQMN

Nor

CQXD

Ocs

CRDH

Ofl

CRJK

Oie

CQHM

Nem

CQMP

Nos

CQSB

Oa

CQXF

Oct

CRDJ

Ofm

CRJL

Oif

CQHN

Nen

CQMR

Not

CQSD

Oaa

CQXG

Ocu

CRDK

Ofn

CRJM

Oig

CQHP

Neo

CQMS

Nou

CQSF

Oab

CQXH

Ocv

CRDL

Ofo

CRJN

Oih

CQHR

Nep

CQMT

Nov

CQSG

Oac

CQXJ

Ocw

CRDM

Ofp

CRJP

Oii

CQHS

Neq

CQMV

Now

CQSH

Oad

CQXK

OCX

CRDN

Ofq

CRJQ

Oil

CQHT

Ner

CQMW

Nox

CQSJ

Oae

CQXL

Ocy

CRDP

Ofr

CRJS

Oik

CQHV

Nes

CQMX

Noy

CQSK

Oaf

CQXM

Ocz

CEDQ

Ofs

CRJT

Oil

CQHW

Net

CQMY

Noz

CQSL

Oag

CQXN

Od

CRDS

Oft

CRJV

Oim

CQHX

Neu

CQMZ

Np

CQSM

Oah

CQXP

Oda

CRDT

Ofu

CRJW

Oin

CQHY

Nev

CQNB

Nq

CQSN

Oai

CQXR

Odb

CRDV

Ofv

CRJX

Oio

CQHZ

New

CQND

Nr

CQSP

Oaj

CQXS

Ode

CRDW

Ofw

CRJY

Oip
Oiq
Oir

CQJB

Nex

CQNF

Nra

CQSR

Oak

CQXT

Odd

CRDX

Ofx

CRJZ

CQJD

Ney

CQNG

Nre

CQST

Oal

CQXV

Ode

CRBY

Ofy

CRKB

CQJF

Nez

CQNH

Nri

CQSV

Oata

CQXW

Odf

CRDZ

Ofz

CRKD

Ois

CQJG

Nf

CQNJ

Nro

CQSW

Oan

CQXY

Odg

CRFB

Og

CRKF

Oit

CQJH

5f

CQNK

Nru

CQSX •

Oao

CQXZ

Odh

CRFD

Oga

CRKG

Oin

CQJK

Nh

CQNL

Nry

CQSY

Oap

CQYB

Odi

CRFG

Ogb

CRKH

Oiv

CQJL

Ni

CQNM

Ns

CQSZ

Oaq

CQYD

Odj

CRFH

Ogc

CRKJ

Oiw

CQJM

Nia

CQNP

Nt

CQTB

Oar

CQYF

Odk

ORFJ

Ogd

CRKL

Oix

CQJN

Nib

CQNR

Nu

CQTD

Oas

CQYG
CQYH

Odl

CRFK

Oge

CRKM

Oiy
Oiz

CQJP

Nic

CQNS

Nua

CQTF

Oat

Odm

CRFL

Ogf

CRKN

CQJR

Nid

CQNT

Nub

CQTG

Oau

CQYJ

Odn

CRFM

Ogg

CRKP

Oja
Ojb
Ojc
Ojd
Oje
Ojf

8il

CQJT

Nie
Nif

CQNV
CQNW

Nno
Nud

CQTH
CQTJ

Oav
Oaw

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CTXD
CTXF
CTXG
CTXH
CTXJ

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CTXK
CTXL
CTXM
•CTXN
1 CTXP
CTXQ
CTXB
CTXS
CTXV
CTXW
CTXY
CTXZ
CTYB
CTYD
CTYF
CTYG
CTYH
CTYJ
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Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

29

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CYFN

Uvq

CYNZ

Vil

CXNG

Unl

CXSJ

Uqe

CXYL

Usy

CYFP

Uvr

V.

CYPB

Vim

CXNH

Unm

CXSK

Uqf

CXYM

Usz

CYFQ

Uvs

CYPD

Yin

CXNJ

Unn

CXSL

Uqg

OXYN

Ut

CYFR

Uvt

CYKB

Va

CYPF

Vio

CXNK

Uno

CXSM

Uqb

OXYP

Uta

CYFS

Uvn

OYKD

Vaa

GYPG

Vip

CXNL

Unp

CXSN

Uqi

CXYQ

Utb

CYFT

Uvv

CYKF

Vab

CYPH

Viq

CXNM

Unq

CXSP

Uqj

OXYR

Utc

CYFV

Uvw

OYKG

Vad

CYPJ

Vir

CXNP

Unr

CXSQ

Uqk

OXYS

Utd

CYFW

Uvx

CYKH

Vae

GYPK

Vis

CXNQ

Uns

CXSR

Uql

CXYT

Ute

CYFX

Uvy

CYKJ

Vaf

CYPL

Vit

CXNR

Unt

CXST

Uqm

CXYV

Utf

CYFZ

Uvz

CYKL

Yag

CYPM

Yin

CXNS

Unu

CXSV

Uqn

CXYW

Utg

CYGB

Uw

CYKM

Vab

CYPN

Viv

CXNT

Unv

cxsw

Uqo

CXYZ

Utb

CYGD

Uwa

CYKN

Vai

GYPQ

Viw

CXNV

Unw

CXSY

Uqp

CXZB

Uti

CYGF

Uwb

CYRP

Yaj

CYPR

Vix

CXNW

Unx

CXSZ

Uqq

CXZD

Utj

CYGH

Uwc

CYKQ

Vak

GYPS

Viy

CXNY

Uny

CXTB

Uqr

CXZF

Utk

CYGJ

Uwd

CYKR

Val

GYPT

Viz

CXNZ

Unz

CXTD

Uqs

CXZG

Utl

GYGK

Uwe

CYKS

Yam

GYPV

Vi

CXPB

Uo

CXTF

Uqt

CXZH

Utm

CYGL

Uwf

CYKT

Van

GYPW

Vk

CXPD

Uoa

CXTG

Uqu

OXZJ

Utn

CYGM

Uwg

OYKV

Vao

GYPX

Via

GXPP

Uob

CXTH

Uqv

CXZK

Uto

CYGN

Uwb

CYKW

Vap

CYPZ

Vie

CXPG

Uoc

CXTJ

Uqw

CXZL

Utp

CYGP

Uwi

CYKX

Vaq

GYQB

Vli

CXPH

Uod

CXTK

Uqx

CXZM

Utq

CYGQ

Uwj

CYKZ

Var

GYQD

Vlo

CXPJ

Uoe

CXTL

Uqy

CXZN

Utr

CYGR

Uwk

CYLB

Vas

GYQF

Vln

CXPK

Uof

CXTM

Uqz

CXZP

Uts

CYGS

Uwl

CYLD

Vat

GYQG

Vly

CXPL

Uog

CXTN

Ur

CXZQ

Utt

CYGT

Uwm

CYLF

Van

GYQH

Vm

CXPM

Uob

CXTP

Ura

CXZR

Utu

CYGV

Uwn

CYLG

Vav

CYQJ

Vn

CXPN

Uoi

CXTQ

Urb

CXZS

Utv

CYGW

Uwo

CYLH

Vaw

CYQK

Vo

CXPQ

Uoj

CXTB

Urc

CXZT

Utw

CYGX

Uwp

CYLJ

Vax

GYQL

Voa

CXPR

Uok

CXTS

Urd

CXZV

Utx

CYGZ

Uwq

CYLK

Vay

GYQM

Vob

CXPS

Uol

CXTV

Ure

cxzw

Uty

CYHB

Uwr

CYLM

Vaz

CYQN

Voo

CXPT

Uom

CXTW

Urf

CXZY

Utz

CYHD

Uws

CYLN

Vb

GYQP

Vod

CXPV

Uon

CXTY

Urg

UVBD

Un

CYHF

Uwt

CYLP

Vc

GYQB

Voe

CXPW

Uoo

CXTZ

Urb

CYBF

Una

CYHG

Uwn

CYLQ

Vd

CYQS

Vo£

CXPY

Uop

CXVB

Uri

CYBG

Uub

CYHJ

Uwv

CYLR

Ve

•

CYQT

Vog

30

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Part I.

CYQV

CYQW

CYQX

CYQZ

CYEB

CYED

CYRF

CYRG

GYRH

CYRJ

CYRK

CYRL

CYRM

CYRN

CYRP

CYRQ

CYRS

CYET

CYRV

CYRW

CYRX

CYRZ

CYSB

CYSD'

CYSF

CYSG

CYSH

CYSJ

CYSK

CYSL

OYSM

CYSN

CYSP

CYSQ

CYSR

CYST

CYSV

CYSW

CYSX

CYSZ

CYTB

CYTD

CYTF

CYTG

CYTH

CYTJ

CYTK

CYTL

CYTM

CYTN'

CYTP

CYTQ

CYTR

CYTS

CYTV

CYTW

CYTX

CYTZ

CYVB

CYVD

CYVF

CYVG

CYVH

CYYJ

OYVK

CYVL

CYVM

CYVN

CYVP

CYVQ

CYVR

CYVS

CYVT

OYVW

Voh

Voi

Voj

Vok

Vol

Vom

Von

Voo

Vop

Voq

Vor

Vos

Vot

Vov

Vow

Vox

Voy

Voz

Vp

Vq

Vr

Vra

Vre

Vri

Vro

Vru

Vry

Vs

Vt

Vu

Vua

Vub

Vuo

Vud

Vue

Vuf

Vug

Vuh

Vui

Vuj

Vuk

Vul

Vum

Vun

Vuo

Vup

Vuq

Vur

Vus

Vut

Vtiu

Vuv

Vuw

Vux

Vny

Vuz

Vv

Vw

Vx

Vy

Vya

Vyd

Vye

Vyi

Vyl

Vym

Vyn

Vyo

Vyr

Vys

Vyt

Vyu

Vyv

Vyx

CYVX
CYVZ

CYWB

CYWD

CYWF

CYWG

CYWH

CYWJ

CYWK

CYWL

CYWM

CYWN

CYWP

CYWQ

CYWR

CYWS

CYWT

CYWV

CYWX

CYWZ

CYXB

CYXD

CYXF

CYXG

CYXH

CYXJ

CYXK

CYXL

CYXM

CYXN

CYXP

CYXQ

CYXR

CYXS

CYXT

CYXV

CYXW

CYXZ

CYZB

CYZD

CYZF

CYZG

CYZH

CYZJ

CYZK

CYZL

CYZM

CYZN

CYZP

CYZQ

CYZR

CYZS

CYZT

OYZV

CYZW

CYZX

CZBD

CZBF

CZBG

CZBH

CZBJ

CZBK

CZBL

Vyz

CZBM

Who

Vz

CZBN

Whu

CZBP

Why

CZBQ

Wi

CZBR

Wia

CZBS

Wib

CZBT

Wic

CZBV

Wid

CZBW

Wie

CZBX

Wif

CZBY

Wig

W.

CZDB

Wih

CZDF

Wii

Wa

CZDG

Wij

Waa

CZDH

Wik

Wab

CZDJ

Wil

Wac

CZDK

Wim

Wad

CZDL

Win

Wae

CZDM

Wio

Waf

CZDN

Wip

Wag

CZDP

Wiq

Wah

CZDQ

Wir

Wai

CZDR

Wis

Waj

CZDS

Wit

Wak

CZDT

Wiu

Wal

CZDV

Wiv

Warn

CZDW

Wiw

Wan

CZDX

Wix

Wao

CZDY

Wiy

Wap

CZFB

Wiz

Waq

CZFD

Wj

War

CZFG

Wk

Was

CZFH

Wl

Wat

CZFJ

Wla

Wau

C^FK

Wle

Wav

CZFL

Wli

Waw

CZFM

Wlo

Wax

CZFN

Wlu

Way

CZFP

Wly

Waz

CZFQ

Wm

Wb

CZFR

Wn

Wc

CZFS

Wo

Wd

CZFT

Woa

We

CZFV

Wob

Wea

CZFW

Woe

Web

CZFX

Wod

Wee

CZFY

Woe

Wed

CZGB

Wof

Wee

CZGD

Wog

Weh

CZGF

Woh

Wei

CZGH

Woi

Wej

CZGJ

Woj

Wek

CZGK

Wok

Wei

CZGL

Wol

Wem

CZGM

Worn

Wen

CZGN

Won

Weo

CZGP

Woo

Wep

CZGQ

Wop

Weq

CZGR

Woq

Wer

CZGS

Wor

Wes

OZGT

Wos

Wet

OZGV

Wot

Weu

CZGW

Wou

Wev

CZGX

Wov

Wew

CZGY

Wow

Wex

CZHB

Wox

Wey

CZHD

Woy

Wez

CZHF

Woz

Wf

CZHG

Wp

Wg

CZHJ

Wq

Wh

CZHK

Wr

Wha

CZHL

Wra

Whe

CZHM

Wre

Whi

CZHN

Wri

CZHP

CZHQ

CZHR

CZHS

CZHT

CZHV

CZHW

CZHX

CZHY

CZJB

CZJD

CZJF

CZJG

CZJS

CZJK

CZJL

CZJM

CZJN

CZJP

CZJQ

CZJR

CZJS

CZJT

CZJV

CZJW

CZJX

CZJY

CZKB

CZKD

CZEF

CZKG

CZKH

CZKJ

CZKL

CZKM

CZKN

CZKP

CZKQ

CZKR

CZKS

CZKT

CZKV

CZKW

CZKX

CZKY

CZLB

CZLD

CZLF

CZLG

CZLH

CZLJ

CZLK

CZLM

CZLN

CZLP

CZLQ

CZLR

CZLS

CZLT

CZLV

CZLW

CZLX

CZLY

Wro

Wru

Wry

Ws

Wt

Wu

Wua

Wub

Wuc

Wud

Wue

Wuf

Wug

Wuh

Wui

Wuj

Wuk

Will

Wum

Wun

Wuo

Wup

Wur

Wus

Wut

Wuv

Wux

Wuy

Wuz

Wv

Wva

Wx

Wxa

Wxo .

Wxu

Wy

Wya

Wye

Wyi

Wyj

Wyl

Wym

Wyn

Wyo

Wyp

Wyr

Wys

Wyt

Wyv

Wyx

Wyz

Wz

Wza

Wze

Wzi

Wzo

Wzu

W^y

CZMB

CZMD

CZMF

CZMG

CZMH

CZMJ

CZMK

CZML

CZMN

CZMP

CZMQ

CZMR

CZMS

CZMT

CZMV

CZMW

CZlrfX

CZMY

CZNB

CZND

CZNF

CZNG

CZNH

CZNJ

CZNK

CZNL

CZNM

CZNP

CZNQ

CZNR

CZNS

CZNT

CZNV

CZNW

CZNX

CZNY

CZPB

CZPD

CZPF

CZPG

CZPH

CZPJ

CZPK

CZPL

CZPM

CZPN

CZPQ

CZPR

CZPS

CZPT

CZPV

CZPW

CZPX

CZPY

CZQB

CZQD

CZQF

CZQG

CZQH

CZQJ

CZQK

CZQL

CZQM

CZQN

CZQP

CZQR

CZQS

CZQT

CZQV

CZQW

CZQX

CZQY

Xa
Xao
Xae
Xai
Xam
Xan
I Xao
! Xap
!Xar
Xas
Xat
Xau
Xav
Xaw
Xay
Xaz
Xb
Xba
Xbe
Xbi
Xbo
Xbu
Xc
Xea

iXce

iXci
Xco

!Xeu

IXd

IXe

' Xea
Xei
Xeo
Xer
Xes
Xet
Xeu
Xh
Xi
Xia
Xie
Xio
Xiu
Xiz
Xla
Xle
Xli
Xlo
Xlu
Xm
Xma
Xme
Xmi
Xmo
Xmu
Xn
Xna
Xni
Xno
Xo
Xoa
Xoe
Xoi
Xou
Xr
Xra
Xre
Xri
Xro
Xu
Xua
Xue

CZRB

CZRD

CZRF

CZRG

CZRH

CZRJ-

CZRK

CZRL

CZRM

CZRN

CZRP

CZRQ

CZRS

CZRT

CZRV

CZRW

CZRX

CZRY

Xui
Xuo
Xy

CZSB

CZSD

CZSP

CZSG

CZSH

CZSJ

CZSK

CZSL

CZSM

CZSN

CZSP

CZSQ

CZSR

CZST

CZSV

CZSW

CZSX

CZSY

CZTB

CZTD

CZTF

CZTG

CZTH

CZTJ

CZTK

CZTL

CZTM

CZTN

CZTP

CZTQ

CZTR

CZTS

CZTV

CZTW

CZTX

CZTY

CZVB

CZVD

CZVF

CZVG

CZVH

CZVJ

CZVK

CZVL

CZVM

Xyb

Xyc

Xyd

Xye

Xyo

Xyr

Xz

Xza

Xze

Xzi

Xzo

Xzu

Ya

Yal

i Yam

I Yan

I Yas

Yat

Yav

■ Yaw

Ye

Yea

i Yed

i Yei

I Yeb

i Yi

! Yl-

lYla

Ylo

Ym

" Yma

! Ymo

' Yn

Yna

Yno

Yo

You

Yp

Yr

Ys

■Ysa

Yse

Ysi

Yso

Ysu

Yt

Yta

Yte

Yti

Yto

Ytu

Yu

Yua

Yuil

Yhs

Yut

Yx

Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

31

CZVN
CZVP
CZVQ
CZVR
CZVS
CZVT

czvw
czvx

CZVY

Yxa
Yxo
Yz
Yza

Yze
Yzi
Yzo
Yzu

CZWB

CZWD

CZWF

CZWG

CZWH

CZWJ

CZWK

CZWL

CZWM

CZWN

CZWP

CZWQ

CZWR

CZWS

CZWT

CZWV

CZWX

CZWY

Za
Zac

Zai

Zao

Zd

Ze

Zea

Zee

Zei

Zeo

Zi

Zia

Zie

Zio

Zl

Zla

Zlo

Zo

CZXB

CZXD

CZXF

CZXG

CZXH

CZXJ

CZXK

CZXL

CZXM

CZXN

CZXP

CZXQ

CZXR

CZXS

CZXT

CZXV

CZXW

CZXY

CZYB

CZYD

Zoa

Zoe

Zon

Zor

Zos

Zot

Zov

Zow

Zr

Zry '

Zu

Zua

Zue

Zui

Zuo

Zv

Zva

Zvo

Zy

Zya

CZYF

CZYG

CZYH

CZYJ

CZYK

CZYL

CZYM

CZYN

OZYP

CZYQ

CZYR

CZYS

Zyd

Zye

Zyf

Zyi

Zyl

Zym

Zyn

Zyo

Zyp

Zyt

CZYT
CZYV
CZYW
CZYX

ITUMERAL SIGNALS.

Under the arrangement shown below, every flag hoisted after Numeral Signal No. 1
has been made, and until Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 {see page 13)
has been made, represents one or more figures^ as indicated in the Numeral Table below.

If the number to be signalled consists of more than four figures, two or more hoists
must be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags ; and if any figure occurs
more than once in the same number, the figure must on its sefcond occurrence begin or
be in a second hoist, and on its third occurrence it must begin or be in a third hoist,
unless use can be made of the signals K to Z in the Numeral Table below.

The following are the signals to be used :

Signal.

Meaning. ■

Code Fiaq oteb Fi,a» M

Code Flag over Flag N.
CoDE Flag over Flag O.

Numeral Signal No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it, until
Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 is made, do not
represent the signals in the Code, but express figures, as indicated in
the Numeral Table below, and have the special numerical values there
given to them.

Numeral Signal No. 2, indicating the Decimal Point.

Numeral Signal No 3, indicating that the Numeral Signals are ended ;
the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code in' the usual
manner.

Numeral Table.

Examples.

A 1

B 2

C --- 3

D 4

E 5

F 6

G 7

H 8

I 9

J 10

K 11

L 22

M 33

N 44

0 ---- 55

P 66

Q 77

To make 78,865 :
1st hoist. Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral

Signals, and are to be looked out in the

Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GRFE = 78,865
3d hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.

To make 787:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral

Signals, and are to be looked out in the

Numeral Table.
2d hoist, GH =78) „„„
3d hoist, G = 7 f - ^'^^
4th hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.

R 88

S 99

T 100

U 0

V 00

W 000

X - OOOO

Y. OOOOO

Z 000000

To make 9.99876:
1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral

Signals, and are to be looked out in tM
Numeral Table. '
2d hoist, I =9 )
3d hoist. Code Flag over N = Decimal point )■ = 9.99876
4th hoist, SHGF = 99876 )
5th hoist. Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.

Signals for certain Decimals and Fractions will be found on page 34.

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NUMERAL TABLE.

CODE FLAG UlSTDBE TWO FLAGS.

(

signal.

Number.

Signal.

Number.

Signal

Number.

Code Flag under UA

0

Code Flag under W A

50

Code Flag under Y A

100

" UB

1

" WB

51

" YB

200

" uc

2

" wc

53

" YC

800

■■ UD

3

" WD

53

" YD

400

" UE

4

" WE

54

" YE

500

" UF

5

•' WF

5S

■• YF

600

" UG

6

" WG

56

" YG

700

" UH

7

" WH

57

" YH

800

" UI

8

" WI

58

" YI

900

" UJ

9

" WJ

59

'• YJ

1,000

" UK

10

.. WK

60

" YK

2,000

" UL

11

■• WL

61

" YL

3,000

i " '■ UM

13

" WM

63

" YM

4,000

1 " " UN

13

" WN

63

" YN

5,000

1 " " uo

14

" WO

64

" YO

6,000

" UP

15

" WP

65

" YP

7,000

" UQ

16

'• WQ

66

" " YQ

8,000

" '■ UB

17

" WR

67

" " YR

9,000

" US

18

" ws

68

" , " YS

10, 000

" UT

19

.. WT

69

.. YT

ll,0u0

" UV

20

" wu

70

" YU

12,000

« " uw

21

.. wv

71

.. YV

13, 000

" ux

23

" WX

73

.. YW

14, 000

" UY

28

" WY

73

" YX

15, 000

" UZ

34

" wz

74

" YZ

16, 000

" VA

25

•' XA

75

'■ ZA

17,000

" VB

26

" XB

76

" ZB

18, 000

'■ VC

27

" XC

77

" zc

19,000

" VD

28

" XD

78

" ZD

30,ooe

" VE

29

" XF,

79

" ZB

80, 000

.. yp

30

" XF

80

■" ZF

40, 000

" VG

31

" XG

81

" ZG

50, 000

•' VH

32

•' XH

83

" ZH

60, 000

" VI

33

" XI

83

■' ZI

70, 000

" VJ

84

" XJ

84

" ZJ

80,000

" VK

35

" XK

85

" ZK

90, 000

" VL

36

" XL

86

" ZL

100, 000

" VM

37

" XM

87

" ZM

300, 000

" VN

38

" XN

88

" ZN

300, 000

" vo

89

" xo

89

" zo

400,000

• ' VP

40

" XP

90

" ZP

500,000

" VQ

41

'■ XQ

91

• ZQ

600, 000

■ 42

" XE

93

" ZB

700, 000

vs

43

" XS

93

" zs

800,000

« .' vx

44

" XT

94

" ZT

SOO, 000

" " vu

45

■• XU

95

" zu

1, 000, 000

<< " vw

46

" XV

96

•■ zv

3, 000, 000

" " vx

47

" XW

97

" zw

3,000,000

.■ " VY

48

" XY

98

" zx

4, 000, 000

" vz

49

" XZ

99

" ZY

5,000,000

See also page 82 for alternative method of making Numeral Signals.
For Decimals and Fractions, see page 34.

EXAMPLES.

Numbers which can not be represented in one hoist to be shown as follows:

TTi T.,innii TnTnnke97i- To make 165.09:

10,011

97i

165.09

76564—09-

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34

NUMERAL TABLE.
DECIMALS AKD FRACTIONS.

Part I-

BOO

BCP

BCQ

BCR

BCS

BCT

BCU

BCV

BCW

BOX

BOY

BCZ

BDA

BDC

BDE

BDP

BDG

BDH

BDI

BDJ

Decimal.
—.01, or, ^
—.02, or, T^, or, -^^
—.03, or, jh
— .04, or, y^^, or,i^
—.05, or, T-fir. or, -^V
—.06, or, j^, or, ^\
—.07, or, -^hs
—.08, or, -jI^, or, ^%
-.09, or, ^

Fraction.
— tV. or, .1 "
-i, or, .2
—j%, or, .3

— f , or, A

— i, or, .5

— I , or, .6
—A. or, .7
-4, or, .8
-1%. or, .9 J

. lOOths. Hundredths.

lOths. Tenths.

BDK

BDL

BDM

BDN

BDO

BDP

BDQ

BDB

BDS

BDT

BDU

BDV

BDW

BDX

BDY
BDZ

Fraction — Continued.

-7

— XT
B

8

16ths. Sixteenths.

f i Bds. Thirds.

SIGNALS MADE BY ONE FLAG.

TO BE USED ONLY BETAVEEN VESSELS TOWIKG AND BEIKG TOWED.

The flag is to be held in the hand, and only to be shown just above the Gunwale.

Signals about—

1

Meaning when made—

By tlie ship towed.

By the ship towing.

Cables,

or.
Hawsers.

A
B
C

D

E
F
G

H
I

J
K
L

M

N

—Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
—The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
—The towing cable (or, hawser) is not

fast.
—Equalize the strain on the cables (or,

hawsers).
—Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
—Shorten in the port cable (or, hawser).
— Shorten in the starboard cable (or,

hawser).
— Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
—Veer the port cable (or, hawser).
—Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
— Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
— Cast off the port hawser.
—Cast off the starboard hawser.
— Cast off both hawsers.

Is the towing cable (or, hawser) fast?
The towing cable (or, hawser) is fast.
The towing cable (or, hawser) is not

fast.
Equalize the strain on the cables (or,

hawsers).
Can not slack more cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the port cable (or, hawser).
Shorten in the starboard cable (or,

hawser).
Shorten in both cables (or, hawsers).
Veer the port cable (or, hawser).
Veer the starboard cable (or, hawser).
Veer both cables (or, hawsers).
Cast off the port hawser.
Cast off the starboard hawser.
Cast off both hawsers.

Speed.

O
P

Jbl

S

— Go as slow as possible.

— Go easy.

— Go half speed.

— Go full speed.

— Stop the engines.

Am going as slow as possible.

Am going easy.

Am going half speed.

Am going full speed. /

Must stop.

Steering.

T

U
V

w

—Steer more to port.

— Steer more to starboard.

— Steady as you go.

— Steer six points from the wind.

Steer more to port.

Steer more to starboard.

Steady as you go.

Ship will not steer properly.

Sail.

X

Y

— Make sail.

— Set fore and aft sails.

Make sail.

Set fore and aft sails.

Special.

z

—Man overboard.

Man overboard.

SIGNALS BY NIGHT.

To be used only between ships towing and being towed, and to be made by short
flashes of light or blapts of the whistle one second in duration.

Steer more to port — "- Steer more to starboard —

Cast off hawsers — — — —

(35)

URGENT AND IMPORTAIil^T SIGI*fALS.

TWO-FLAG SIGNALS.

ABANDON— ASSISTANCE.

AB
AC
AD

AE
AF
AG
AH

AI

AJ

AK

AL
AM

AN

AO

AP

AQ

AE

AS

AT

AU

AV

AW

AX

AY
AZ
BA
BC
BD
BE
BF

BG

BH

BI
BJ
BK

BL
BM

BN

BO

BP

BQ

BR

BS

BT

Abandon.

— Abandon the vessel as fast as possible.

— Do not abandon the vessel.

— Do not abandon the vessel until the tide

has ebbed.
— Do you intend to abandon 1
— I do not intend to abandon the vessel.
—I must abandon the vessel.
— I shall abandon my vessel unless you will

keep by us.
— I will not abandon you. I will remain by

you (or vessel indicated).
— I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have

not the means.
— Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?

Accident, or. Damage.
— Accident ; dangerously wounded (or, hurt).
— Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
— Are you (or. Is — , vessel indicated) in a

condition to proceed ?
— Are you (or. Is — , vessel indicated) mate-
rially damaged (or, injured)?
— Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary).
— Boat is lost.
— Boat is stove.
— Boat is swamped.
— Boiler burst; — men killed.
— Boiler burst ; — men killed — wounded.
— Boiler burst ; no one hurt.
— ^Boiler burst ; no one seriously hurt.
— Boiler burst; number of killed and

wounded not yet known.
— Boiler burst ; several men killed.
— Boiler burst ; several men wounded.
— Can damage be repaired at sea ?
— Can damage be repaired by yom selves?
— Damage can be put to rights in — hours.
— Damage can be repaired at sea.
— Damage can not be repaired at sea. (or place

indicated) .
— Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired

without assistance.
— Damaged, or. Sprung mast ; can not carry

sail.
— Damaged rudder ; can not steer.
—Engines broken down ; I am disabled.
— "Has any accident happened ? Is anything

the matter ?
— Have you lost all your boats ?
—How long will you (or vessel indicated) be

repairing damage ?
— I am very seriously damaged.
— I have lost all my boats.
— In case of accident (or, necessity).

Is your cargo much damaged ?
— Man overboard.
Met with an accident.
Want a boat ; man overboard.

BU
BV

BW
BX
BY
BZ

CA

CB
CD

CE

CF
CG

CH

CI
CJ
CK

CL

CM

CN

CO
CP
CQ
CR

CS

CT

cu
cv
cw

ex

CY

cz

DA

DB
DC
DB
DF

Accident — Continued.

— When did the accident happen ?

— Where will you go to repair damage 1

Afloat and Aground.

— Afloat aft.

— Afloat forward.

— Am afloat.

— Am aground.

— Am aground ; likely to break up ; require
immediate assistance.

— Are you afloat ?

— Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available.

— I am aground ; send what immediate as-
sistance you can.

— Lose no time in shoring up.

— May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-'
sistance be given.

— Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
(or, on — ).

— Was the tide high when you grounded?

— Was the tide low when you grounded ?

— When did you ground ?

Anchorage. (See Harbor. )

Assistance.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance NC

Note. —See Distress Signals, page 7.
— Am disabled ; communicate with me.
—Am drifting ; want assistance.
— Can I procure any assistance in the way

of — ?
—Can you assist — (vessel indicated) ?
— Can not assist.
— Could not render assistance.
— Do not require assistance (or, further

assistance).
—Do yoa require any assistance (or, help) of

(or, from) — ?
— Do you require further assistance ?
—Do you require immediate assistance ?
—I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
—Lighthouse, or. Light-ship at — wants

immediate assistance.
—No assistance can be rendered ; do the best

you can for yourselves.

—Render all the assistance possible— to .

—Require help (or, assistance) of (or, from)-.
—Rudder disabled; will you assist me (into

— port indicated, if necessary) 1
—Send immediate assistance.
—We are coming to your assistance.
—Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)''.
—With some assistance I shall be able to set

things to rights.

(86)

Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

37

ATTENTION— CAUTION.

DG
DH

DI

DJ

DK

DL

DM

DN

DO

DP

DQ

DR

DS
DT

DU

DV
DW
DX

DY
DZ

EA

EB

EC

ED

EP
EG
EH
EJ
i EK

Attention, or. Demand.

— Attend to signals.

— Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code.
N. B.—Tlie page to be signaled first and
then the paragraph. This signal should
be employed only between vessels using
the United States edition, as otlierwise
the pages referred to tcill not correspond.

— CaZZs the attention of the first (or, nearest)
ship on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.

— Calls the attention of the second ship, etc.

— Calls the attention of the third ship, etc.

— Calls the attention of the fourth ship, etc.

— Calls the attention of the fifth ship, etc.

— Calls the attention of the sixth ship, etc.

—Calls the attention of the shore signal sta-
tion on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass sig-
nal.

— Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing (prom
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal.

— Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal.

— Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal follows.

— Look out. Pay attention.

— Pay strict attention to signals during the
night.

— Repeat ship's name ; your flags were not
made out.

— Show your distinguishing signal.

— Show your ensign.

— Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals.

— Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns.

— Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), make
your distinguishing signals.

— Vessels that vnsh to be reported make
your distinguishing signals.

— Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving,
make your distinguishing signals.

— What ship is that (bearing to be indicated,
if necessary)i.

Bearings.

Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings in points and ipoints are to be
iinderstood as Compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shoivn by the Compass and
uncorrected for either local attraction or
variation. But bearings when given in
degrees are to be considered as Magnetic
bearings, i. e.. Compass bearings cor-
rected for local attraction due to the ves-
sel (deviation). Both are to be reckoned
from the vessel signaling the bearing.

-At — • (time indicated), — (place indicated),

bore — , distant — miles.
-Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from me — .
-Entrance bears — . i

-How did the land bear when last seen V !
-How does the entrance bear ? |

-Place indicated bears — .

II

EL
EM
EN
EO

EP

EQ

ER

ES

ET

EU

EV

EW

EX

EY

EZ

FA

FB

FC

FD

FE

FG

FH

FI

FJ

FK

FL

FM

FN

FO
FP
FQ
FR

?S

FT
FU
FV

FW

FX

FY

FZ
GA
GB

GC
GD
GE
GF

GH

GI

Bearings— CoTi^mwed.

— There are moorings on — (bearing indi-
cated).

— There is a strange sail on — • (bearing indi-
cated).

— There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
indicated).

— What are the bearing and distance of —
(ship or place indicated)'!.

Boats.

— Bank is encumbered by fishing boats.

— Bar is impassible for boats on the ebb tide.

— Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.

— Boat in distress (bearingr, if necessary).

— Boat is coming to your assistance.

— Boat is going to you.

— Boat is on board {or, alongside).

— Can boats land ? Can landing be effected?

— Can not send a boat.

— Do not attempt to land in your own boats.

— Do you want a lifeboat ?

— ^Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.

— Have you seen (or, heard) anything of my

(or, the) boat 1
— I shotild like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate).
— Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up.

Lifeboat is going to you.

No boat available.
— Send a boat (number, if necessary).

Send boats suitable for landing passengers.

Send lifeboat to save crew.

— Vessel indicated, wants boats.

— We have sent for a lifeboat.

Caution, or, Danger.

— Allow no communication. Allow no per-
son on board.

— Appearances are threatening ; be on your
guard.

— ^Are you in danger ?

— Bad weather is expected.

—Bar, or Entrance, is dangerous.

— Bar is impassible.

— Be very careful in your intercourse with
strangers.

— Caution is requisite ; take care.

— Channel, or Fairway, is dangerous.

— Dangerous to (or, Do not) come into less
than — feet of water.

— Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage).

— Do not 1 isk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle

—Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
done yet.

— Heavy weather coming; look sharp.

— Is there any danger— in — (of, or, from)?

— It IS dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once.

— It is dangerous to lose the wind.

— Prepare for a hurricane.

— Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.
Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi-
cated.

— Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is
suspicious.
The attempt is dangerous.

38

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

CAUTION— DAMAGE.

GJ
GK
GL

GM
ON

GO

GP
GQ
GR

GS

GT
GU

GV

GW

GX
GY
GZ
HA
HB
HC
HD
HE

HP

HG

HI
HJ
HK
HL

HM

HN

HO
HP
HQ
HR

HS

HT

Caution — Continued,

— Thick fog coming on.

— Wait until the weather moderates.

—We are in danger of parting.

—You are all clear of danger.

— You are in a dangerous {or, unsafe) posi-
tion. Your position is dangerous.
You are standing into danger JD

—You are within gunshot, or. You are with-
in reach of guns (or, of batteries).

Cheonometer.

— My chronometer gains daily — .

— My chronometer has run down.

—My chronometer is fast on Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time.

— My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
{or, first meridian) mean time.

— My chronometer loses daily — .

— Will you give me a comparison? Wish to
get a rate for my chronometer.
Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
will hoist the signal indicating the hour,
and dip it sharply shortly after it has
been answered, the minutes and seconds
' at the instant of dipping will immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
second comparison should be made.

— Would like to have another comparison.

Coal.

— Are you (or, Is — , vessel indicated) in want

of coal ?
Can coal be had ^at — ?
— Can you spare me coal ?
—Coal — a ton at — .
— Coal can be got at — {or, from — ).
— In want of coal (amount to follow).
— Indicate nearest place I can get coal.
—No coal to be got at — .
— Owners desire me to inform you to coal

at — .
— What quantity of coal have you left ?

Collision.

— Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ?

— Have you been in collision ?

— I have been in collision with — .

— I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel.

—My ship has lost her headway ; you may
feel your way past me.

— Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.

— With what vessel have you been in colli-
sion?

Combustibles.

— Have you any combustibles on board?

— I am loaded with combustibles.

— I have no combustibles on board,

— No combustibles (or, explosives) near the

fire.
— Vessels with combustibles not allowed in

Communicate. Communication.
— Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he
will communicate.

HU

HV
HW

HX

HY

HZ

lA

IB

IC

ID
IE

IF
IG

IH

IJ

IK

IL
IM

IN

10

IP
IQ
IR

IS

IT

lU
IV
IW
IX

lY

IZ

JA

JB

JC

Communicate — Continued. .

—Can yoii forward my communication by

telegraph V

Come nearer, Stop, or. Heave-to; I have

something important to communicate.

Code Flag over h

— Do not have any communication with — .

Do you (or. Does — , vessel indicated) call

anywhere (or, at — )?

FoUovring communication is confidential

(or, private).
■Forward my communication by telegraph,
and pay for its transmission.

— Have no communication with the shore
(or vessel indicated).
Have received the following communica-
tion (or, instructions) from your ovraer
(or, agents).

— Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, communication) for me?

— Have you had any communication with
infected vessels (or, places) ?

— Heave-to, or I vvrill fire into you.

— I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you.

— I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
communication.

— I have had no communication with —
(place or vessel indicated).

— Important to communicate by (or, vyith) — .

— Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused.

— Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me ?

. — Will you leave a message for me ?

1 — Will you telegraph to — (ship or person

I named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate ?

Company.

— Let us keep together (or, in Company) for

mutual support (or, protection).
— Parted company with — on the — (or,

at—).
— Shall we keep company ?
— What company do you belong to ?
— When did you part company from — ?

Convoy.

— Convoy to disperse and make for destina-
tion.

— Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated).

— Connoy to keep ahead of escort.

— Convoy to keep as close as possible.

—Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, escort).

— Convoy to keep on port side of leader (or,
escort).

— Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
(or, escort).

— Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance.

— Do not go through (or, near) — (place indi-
cated) vnthout a convoy.

— Rendezvous at — (pori indicated or on
bearing indicated) from — (place indi-
cated) distant — miles.

— Rendezvous in latitude — , and longi-
tude — .

Damage. (See Accident. )

Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

39

DAJIGEE— DISTRESS.

JD

JE

JF

JG
JH

Jl

JK

JL

JM

JN
JO
JP
JQ

JR
JS
JT

JU

JV

JW

JX

JY

JZ

KA

KB
KG
KD
KB

KF
KG

KH

KI

KJ

KL

KM

EN

KO

KP

KQ

KR

KS

KT

KCJ

KV

KW

KX

Danger. (See also Caution. )
— You are standing into clanger.

Derelict.
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to naviga-
tion.
■Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicinity

of-).
•Have you seen derelict ?
— Saw derelict in latitude — and longitude
— on the — .

Despatch. Despatches.

— Any letters (or, papers) from — ?

— ^Despatch is necessary.

— Go for despatches.

— Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived

at—?
— Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches

for — .
— Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches

from — .
— ^Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for

you {or vessel or person indicated).
— Have you letter (mails, or, despatches) for

me {or for vessel, person, or place indi-
cate!) ?
— ^I am the bearer of important despatches.
— I have Government despatches {or, — ).
— I shall make for the anchorage {or, — )

with all despatch.
— Refer to my despatches {or letters).
— Refer to your despatches {or, letters).
— Send for despatches {or, letters).
— Telegraphic despatches arrived from — .
— Will you take despatches {or, letters) 1

Directions fob Saving Crew. (See also

Abandon. )
— ^Boat should endeavor to land where flag

is waved {or, light is shown).
— Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite,

raft, etc.).
— ^Is the line fast ?
— Keep a light burning.
—Landing is impossible.
— Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best

place for coming on shore.
— Look out for rocket-line {or, line).
— Loot-out will be kept on the beach all

night.
— Remain by the ship.

Directions to a Vessel at Anchor.

— Beach your vessel at all risks.

— Cut away your masts.

— Get steam up as fast as possible.

— Get steam up ; report when ready.

— Get under way as fast as you can.

— Hoist the blue-peter.

— Hold on until high water.

— Keep steam ready {or, up).

— Let go another anchor.

— Ride it out if possible.

—Shift your berth. Your berth is not safe.

— Veer more cable.

— Weigh and proceed as ordered.

—Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing.

Get an offing.
— You will be aground at low water.

KY
KZ
LA
LB
LC
LD
LE
LF

L6

LH

LI

LJ

LK

LM

LN

LO

LP

LQ

LR

LS

LT

LU

LV

LW

LX

LY

LZ

MA

MB

MC

MD

ME

MF
MG

MH

MI

MJ

MK

ML

MN
MO
MP

MQ
MR

MS
MT

MU

MV
MW
MX
MY

MZ

Directions to a Vessel under way.
Anchor as convenient.

— Anchor Instantly.
Bar is not dangerous.

— Bear up instantly.

— Buoy, or Mark, is not in its proper position.

— Channel dangerous without a pilot.

— Do not anchor on any account.

—Get her on the other tack {or, Get her head
round) or you will be on shore.

— Go ahead.

— Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.

— Go ahead full speed.

— Go astern.

— Go astern easy. Easy astern.

—Go astern full speed.

— Haul your wind on the port tack.

— Haul your wind on the starboard tack.

— Heave all aback. Go astern.

— Heave to ; head off shore.

— Heave to until — .

—It is not safe to go so fast.

— Keep, or. Stand closer in, or. Keep under
the land.

— Keep in the center of the channel.

— Keep on the port side of channel.

— Keep on the starboard side of the channel.

— Keep the vessel under command.

— Keep to windward.

—Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to port.

— Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to starboard.

— Not room to wear.

— Open. Get farther away.

—Put your helm hard-a-port ; ship's head to
go to starboard.

— Put your helm hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head to go to port.

— Reduce speed. Ease her.

—Standoff. Get an offing. Put to sea at once.

— Stand on.

— Steady your helm.

— Steer more to port. ( To be kept flying until
course is sufficiently altered).

— Steer more to starboard. {To be kept fly-
ing until course is sufficiently altered. )

— Stop her.

—Stop instantly.

— Tack instantly.

— Wear instantly.

Disabled Steamer. (See afeo Accident.)

— Engines completely disabled.

— Have broken main shaft.

— Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.

— Have passed steamer with machinery dis-
abled.

— Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled.

— Have you seen disabled steamer ?

— One screw disabled ; can work the other.

— Passed disabled steamer at — .

— Ship disabled ; will you tow me ? (Into —
port indicated, if necessary. )

— Steering gear disabled.

Distress.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist-
ance NC

Note. — See Distress Signals, page 7.
A vessel {or vessel indicated) ashore near —
{or, on — ) CH

40

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

DISTRESS— ICE.

NA

NB

NC

ND

NE

NF
NG
NH
NI

NJ

NK

NL

NM
NO

NP
NQ

NR

NS

NT
NU

NV
NW

NX
NY

NZ
OA
OB

OC

OD

OE
OF

OG

OH

Distress — Continued.
— Aground ; want immediate assistance.
Am aground ; likely to break'up ; require

immediate assistance - ca

Am drifting; ; want assistance cm

Boat is capsized {bedring, if necessary) -xv
Boat in distress (fieoriMgr, if necessary).. m,
— Can not save the ship; take people off.

Can not stop the leak qh

— In distress; want immediate assistance.

(See Distress Signals, page 7. )
— Did you see a vessel in distress?
— Do you think we ought to pass a vessel in

this distressed condition 1
— Dying for want of water.
— Fire gains rapidly ; take people off.
— Fire, or, Leak ; want immediate assistance.
— Have lost all boats ; can you take off crew '?
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked

or in distress zu

— I am attacked ; want assistance. Help, I

am attacked.
— I am dragging ; I can veer no more cable ;

no more anchors to let go.
— I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct

me how to steer.
— I am on fire.

— I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.
— I am unmanageable.
— I have sprung a leak.

I must abandon the vessel ag

— I want assistance ; please remain by me.
I will not abandon you ; I will remain by

you (or vessel indicated) ai

— In distress ; want assistance.
In distress ; want immediate assistance.NC
Note. — i>'ee Distress Signals, page 7.
— Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in dis-
tress ?
— Leak is gaining rapidly.
Light-house, or. Light-ship at — wants

immediate assistance cw

Rudder disabled. Will you assistnae? (into

— ■ port indicated, if necessary) da

' Ship disabled. Will you tow me ? (into —

port indicated, if necessary) my

— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Vessel indicated in distress ; wants imme-
diate assistance.
— Vessel indicated appears in distress.
— With immediate assistance fire can be ex-
tinguished.

Draft of Water.

— Drawing too much water.

— I draw — feet aft and — feet forward.

What draft of water in feet could you
lighten to 1

What is your draft of water ?

Enemy.

— ^Enemy is closing with you, or, Vqu are

closing the enemy.
— Enemy is in sight.
— Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the — ,

steering to the — .
— Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,

steering to the — .
— Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen to

the — , steering to the — .

OI
OJ

OK
OL

OM
ON
OP
OQ

OR

OS

OT
OU

OV
OW
OX

OY
OZ

PA
PB

PC
PD

PE

PF

PG

PH

PI

PJ

PK

Enemy — Continued.

— Have been chased by the enemy.

— Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that
enemy's war vessels are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen.

— Saw the enemy's fleet off — .

— Vessel in sight is an enemy.

Engines.

Ease her. Reduce speed mf

Go ahead lg

Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh

Go ahead full speed li

Go astern -U

1 Go astern easy. Easy astern lk

Go astern full speed lm

Stop her ml

Stop instantly mn

Fire.

— Are you on fire ?

— Fire can easily be got at.

— Fire difficult to get at.

— Fire gaining.

Fire gains rapidly; take people off ng

— Fire in hold amongst the cargo.

Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH

Heave to or I will fire into you id

I am on fire nm

I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all available
boats to save passengers and crew. . .no
— Is fire extinguished ?
No combustibles (or, explosives) near the

fire HK

— Vessel indicated is on fire.
— Where is the fire V
With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished ny

Harbor, or. Anchorage.
• Best anchorage (or, berth) bears from

me — EF

— Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fathoms.

— Channel, or Fairway, is buoyed.

— Harbor, or Anchorage, is good enough

with winds from — .
—Harbor, or Anchorage, is indifferent.
—Harbor, or Anchorage, is safe vpith all

winds.
— How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
— Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe

with all winds (or, winds from — )?
— Is the channel buoyed ?
—Permission is urgently requested to enter

harbor.
— Unsafe anchorage.

Ice.

— Have encountered ice between 30° and 35°

of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 35° and 40°

of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 40' and 45°

of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 45° and 50°

of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 50° and 55°.

of longitude on the — *
—Have encountered ice between 55° and 60°

of longitude on the — *

*Date to be Indicated If necessary.

Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

41

ICE— NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.

-PL
PM
PN
PO
PQ
PR

PS

PT

PU
PV
PW

PX
PY
PZ
QA
QB
QC

QD

QE

QF

QH

QI

QJ

QK

QL

QN

QO
QP
QR
QS

Ice — Cmitinued.

— Have encountered ice between 60° and 65°
of longitude on the — *

— Have encountered ice between 65° and 70°
- of longitude on the — *

— Have encountered ice between 70° and 75°
of longitude on the — *

— Have encountered ice between 75° and 80°
of longitude on the — *

— Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude — on the — *

— Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field )

— What latitude and longitude did you {or,
they) have ice in ?

Want a Pilot.
Note. — See Pilot Signals, page 8.

Land, Landmarks, and Lights.

— All the lights are out along the coast of — .

— At — {tivie indicated) light bore — .

— Can you give me a leading mark (or, di-
rection) for making the land hereabouts
(or at place indicated) ?

— Do not bring the light to the — (hearing
indicated) of — (bearing indicated).

— Do you, or. Did you get a good look at the
land to know exactly where we are 'I

— Had we not better run in and make the
land?

— I shall keep hold of the land (or, light), or,
I shall keep the land ( or, light) bearing — .

— Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse,
or, lightship).

—Keep the light between — (bearing indi-
cated) and — (bearing indicated).

— Light is not to be depended on.

— The lightship at — is not at anchor on her
station, or. Lightship at — is out of
position.

—What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on?

Latitude and Longitude. (Seepage 56).

Leak.

— Can you stop the leak ?

— Can not stop the leak.

— Do you consider leak dangerous ?

Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH

—Have you sprung a leak 1 Are you (or. Is
— , vessel indicated) leaking?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save the passengers and

crew ^^

I have sprung a leak nq

Leak is gaining rapidly nu

— Leak is stopped.

—Vessel indicated has sprung a leak.

feet water in the hold.

Letters, or. Mails. (See also Despatches).
—Has the mail arrived— (from — , if neces-
sary) 1
— Has the mail sailed— (for — i/ necessary/)?

—I will take mails for you.
—Send your letters.

_Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me.

QT
QU

QV
QW

QX

QZ
RA
RB
RC

RD
RE
RF
RG
RH

RI
RJ
RK

RL

RM
RN
RO
RP

RQ

RS
RT

RU
RV
RW

RX

RY

RZ

SA
SB

Lett ERS — Continued.
When does the mail leave ?
Will you forward my letters to — ?

Lifeboat.

Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come er

Do you want a lifeboat ez

Have nolifeboat. No lifeboat here fa

Lifeboat is going to you pe

Send lifeboat to save crew fj

W% have sent for a lifeboat fl

Lights.

— Do not show a light on any account.

— I will show a light to-night when I alter

course.
— I will show a light to-night when I tack.
— Keep a light at your bowsprit end.

Lights. (Masthead and Side. )
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).

Made by - ■ - flashes or

blasts of a steam whistle. (Seepage 548).

Lighters.

— Lighter coming off.
— Lighter is adrift.
— There are no lighters available.
—Will you send ofE lighters as fast as possi-
ble?

Machinery. Boilers and Engineers.

(See also Accident. )
— Anything wrong with the engines ?
— Boiler can not be repaired.

Boiler leaking seriously.
—Boiler tubes leaking (or- leaky).
— Can you supply me with anyone to take

charge (or., act) as engineer ?
— Hot bearings.
Machinery out of order.
I am going to stop; machinery requires
adjusting.

— The damage to the machinery is not seri-
ous, and is such as can be repaired by
the vessel's own engineers.

Navigation.

— Did you get good observations ?

— Have you a Book of Navigation Tables ?

— Have you a Book of Sailing Directions ?

— Have you a chart of coast (or place indi-
cated) 1

— Have you a Nautical Almanac for the cur-
rent year (or year indicated) ?

— May I depend on your time ?

— No recent observations. I did not get an
observation.

— Reckoning not to be depended on.

— What is my position by bearings 1

—What is the name of lighthouse (light-
ship, or, point) in sight ?

— When did you ^ee the land ?

— When were your last observations for
time ?

—Where am I? What is my present posi-
tion ? '

News and Newspapers.
— Are there any men-of-war about ?
j— Can you lend (or, give) me a newspaper?

I

* Date to be indicated if necessary.

42

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS— SIGNALS.

SO

SD

SE

SF

SG

SH

SI

SJ

SK

SL

SM
SN

SO
SP

SQ

SR

ST
SU
SV

sw

sx

GT

SZ

ta

TB
TO
TD
TE
TF
TG
TH

TI
TJ
TK

TL

TM

TN
TO

TP
TQ

News and Newspapers — Continued.

— Newspapers up to -^ {date indicated; state

where from, if necessary).
— No news of — .

—What is the date of latest news from — ?
— What is the news from — '!
— When did you sail ?
— Where are you bound 1
— Where are you from ?
— Where is the admiral (or, senior of&cer) ?
— Where is the — fleet (or, squadron)?
— Would you like to see our newspapers 1

Orders :

— Have orders (or, telegram) for you.

— Have orders for you not to touch {or, call)
at — .

— Have orders to telegraph your passing.

— Have received orders for you not to pro-
ceed without further instructions.

— Have received orders for you to await in-
structions from owners at — .

— Have received orders for you to discharge
cargo at — .

— Have telegraphed for your orders.

— Have you received any orders from — 1

— I will telegraph for your orders if you will
await reply.

^I wish to obtain orders from my owner,
Mr. — at — .
N. B. — This signal is to be followed by —

1. Vessel's distinguishing signal, if not

already made.

2. Owner's name by Spelling.

3. Owner's address by Spelling, if not

in the Geographical Table.

—Keep oflf and on and await instructions.

— Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — {place indicated).

— Proceed in execution of previous orders.

— Proceed to — (port indicated).

— Shall I telegraph for your orders ?

— Telegraph instructions — to — .

— There are no orders for you here.

— Wait for Orders.

— You are ordered to proceed to — .

— Your orders are at — (or. will be at — ).

— Your original orders are cancelled ; I am
directed to inform you to proceed to — .

Pilot.

—Dangerous without a pilot.

— Have you seen a pilot vessel {or, boat) ?

— Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing indi-
. cated) (or, offl — ).

Want a pilot pt

N. B.—See Pilot Signals, page 8.

— Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot ?

Port.

— Wish to enter port or dock.

Provisions.

— Are you in want of provisions ?

— I have only — days' provisions.

Quarantine and Pr.^tique.
Am, or. Is in quarantine. {Number of days
to he indicated, if necessary. )
— Clean bill of health — from — .

TR

TS
TU
TV
TW

TX
TY
TZ
UA

UB
UO

UD

UE

UF

UG
UH

UI

UJ

UK

UL
UM
UN

UO
UP
UQ
UR

US
UT

uv
uw
ux

UY
UZ
VA
VB
VC
VD

VE
VF

VG

VH

VI

VJ

VK
VL

Quarantine and Pratique — Continued.
—Do you come from any port putting yoa

in quarantine ?
— Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.
— Have you a clean bill of health 2
— Hoist a quarantine flag.
— You have pratique.

Reply.

— Wait for answer (or, reply).

— What was the answer (or, reply)?

— Will await answer (or, reply).

— Will you await answer (or, reply) ?

Report.

— Do you wish to be reported ?

— Report me by post to my owners (or, to

Mr. — ) at — .
—Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.
— Report me by telegraph to owners {or. to

Mr. — ) at — . .
— Report me by telegraph to "Shipping

Gazette."
— Report me to Lloyd's.
— Report me (or, my communication) to

Lloyd's agent at — .
— Report me to ' ' New York Herald " Office,

London.
— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,

New York.
— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,

Paris.
— Report me to the Borsenhalle at Hamburg.
— Report me to — .
— Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in

latitude — and longitude — (indicated) ,

on the — (date indicated).

Sea.

— Calm sea.

— Considerable sea.

— Heavy sea. Much sea.

— Much swell on.

— Not much sea.

— Rollers. Rollers setting in.

— Too much sea. •

— Very heavy sea.

— What is the sea like ?

Sick. Sickness.

— Any sickness at — ?

— Can I land my sick ?

— Is the sickness contagious ?

— Sickness is contagious.

— Sickness is not contagious.

—What is the sickness ?

Signals.

—Annul the last hoist; I will repeat it.

— Annul the whole signal.

—What is the name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight ?

—I am going to repeat signal from— (hoist
indicated. )

—Repeat your signal, or Repeat your signal
from — (hoist indicated. )

—I wish to signal; will you come within
easy signal distance ?

— Signal IS answered.

—What is the date of your signal book ?

Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

43

SIGNALS— TOWING AND TUGS.

VM
VN

vo

VP
VQ
VR

vs

VT
VU

VW
VX

VY

VZ

WA

WB

WC

WD
WE

WF
WG

WH

WI

WJ

WK
WL

WM
WN
WO

WP

WQ
WR

ws

WT

wu
wv

wx

WY

Siais A.LS— Continued.

— Can not distinguish your flags; come

nearer, or, make distant signals.
—Will you repeat the signals being made to

me?
—You may work the semaphore.

Soundings.
N.B. — Depth of water is always to be

shown in feet.
—I am in — feet of water.
—What is the depth of water on the bar ?
—What is the least depth of water we shall

have {or, ought to have)?
— What soundings have you got ?
— You will have water enough over the bar

{depth in: feet to follow).
-r-You will not have less than — feet of

water.

Spaes.

—Can you rig a jury mast?

— Have you any spars that will do for — ?

Steam. {See also KL and KM.)

— How long will you be getting up steam ?

—Is steam up ? Are you at full speed ?

— Shall I get up steam ?

— Steam is not ready ; will be up in — .

— Steam is ready.

Steam Whistle, or. Siren.

—Blow steam whistle {or, siren) at inter

vals.
— Will signal with steam whistle {or, siren)

during fog {or, darkness).

Steer. {See also Directions to a Vessel

UNDER WAY. )

— Alter course to — {point indicated) .

— My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head going

to starboard.
— My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's head

going to port.
— Port your helm. Ship's head to go to

starboard.
— Starboard your helm. Ship's head to go

to port.

Surgeon, or. Doctor.

— Have you a surgeon ?

— May I send a sick person to see your sur-
geon?

— No surgeon available.

— Surgeon will come immediately.

— Want a surgeon ; send me one from the
nearest place.

— -Will your surgeon come on board ?

Telegraph and Messages.

—Answer by telegraph.

—Can telegram be forwarded from — ?

—Communication by telegraph is stopped.

—Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — .

— I have picked up telegraph cable.

— In anchoring look out for telegraph cable.

— Open telegram for me and signal its con-
tents.

— Send following message by post to owners
{or, to Mr. — ) at — .

WZ

XA
XB
XC
XD

XE

XF

XG

XH

XI

XJ

XK

XL

XM

XN

XO
XP

XQ

XR

XS

XT

xu

XV

xw

XY
XZ

Telegraph and Messages — Continued.
— Send following message by post to owners

{or, to Mr. — ) at — by signal letters

instead of at length in writing.
— Send following message by telegraph to

owners {or, to Mr. — -) at — .
— Send my message through the telegraph

by signal letters.
— Shall I open your telegram and signal its

contents ?
— Telegraph following message to — {ship

or person named) at — .

Tide.

— Asks precise time of high water and min-
imum depth at that time.
Note. — Reply will be —
1. By time signal.

3. A numeral signal indicating number
of feet.

— How is the tide ? What tide have we now ?

^Keep out of the tide, or. current.

— What is the rise and fall of the tide ?

—When will the tide ebb ?

— When will the tide flow ?

— When will the tide turn ?

Time.

— My Greenwich {or, first meridian) mean
time is — .*

^When will be the best time for crossing
the bar?

— Will you show me your Greenwich {or,
first meridian) time?*
*In signaling longitude, or time, vessels
should always reckon from the merid-
ian of Qreenwich, except French ves-
sels, which will use the meridian of
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
which the signal is made should hoist
NBL (What is your first meridian?)
Note. — The vessel showing the mean
time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour {see page 58) and dip it sharply
shortly after it has been answered;
fhe minutes and seconds at the instant
of dipping will immediately follow.
To assure accuracy, a second compari-
son should be made.

Torpedoes and Mines.

— Beware of torpedo boats.

— Beware of torpedoes; channel {or, fair-
way) is mined.

— Channel, or Fairway, is not mined.

— Have you seen torpedo boat {or, boats)?

— Is there danger of mines {or, torpedo
boats)?

— Saw torpedo boat {or, boats) {number, if
necessary) at — {or, near — ).

Towing and Tugs.
— Can you take me in tow?
— Can not take you in tow.
—I wish to be taken in tow.
— Shall I take you in tow?
— There are no tugs available.

u

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

•TOWING AND TUGS— WRECK.

YA

YB
YC
YD

YE
YF
YG

YH

YI
YJ

YK

YL
YM

YN
YO
YP

YQ
YR

YS
YT
YU

YV
YW
YX

YZ
ZA

Towing and Tvas—Continited.

— Tug is going to you.

Want a tug ._ YP

Note. — For Signals between ships toiv-
ing and being towed, see page 35.

Want.

— Want a cable (size to follow).

— Want an anchor.

— Want an anchor and cable.

— Want assistance.

— Want assistance ; mutiny.

— Want a boat immediately {if more than

one, number to follow).
— Want a chart of channel {or, harbor,

etc. ) .
— Want coal immediately.
— Want hands.

Want immediate assistance NC

(See Distress Signals, page 7. )
— Want immediate instructions.
— Want immediate medical assistance.
— Want a lighter immediately. (If more

than one, number to follow. )

Want a pilot -.- _ pt

(See Pilot Signals, page 8. )

— Want police.

— Want provisions immediately.

— Want a tug (if more than one, number

to follow).
— Want warp run out.
— Want water immediately.

War and Peace.
— Armistice has been arranged.
— Is peace proclaimed?
— Is war declared?- or. Has war com-
menced?
— Peace is proclaimed.
— War between — and — .
— War is declared (or, has commenced).

Water. (See also Soundings. )
— Are you in want of water?
—I have only — days' water.
Want water immediately yr

ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
ZG

ZH
ZI
ZJ
ZK

ZL

ZM

ZN
ZO

ZP

ZQ
ZR

zs

ZT

ZU
ZV

zw
zx

ZY

Weather.

— Bad weather.

— Foggy weather.

—Gale is expected from — .

— I do not like the look of the weather.

— Moderate weather.

— No weather report (forecast).

Prepare for a hurricane gd

—Squally weather ; blowing hard.
—Stormy (boisterous) weather from the — .
— Thick weather.
— What is the meteorological forecast for

to-day?
— What is the meteol-ological forecast for

to-morrow? .

Weighing.

— Are you (or. Is- — , vessel indicated)
aweigh?

— I am aweigh.

— I shall weigh as soon as weather per-
mits (or. moderates).

— I shall weigh immediately (or at time
indicated).

— Prepare to weigh.

— Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).

— Weigh immediately (or, ,at time indi-
cated).

— When do you propose sailing?

Wreck.

— Have you seen or heard of a vessel

wrecked or in distress?
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

longitude to follow, if necessary),

but could not render any as.sistance;

people still on board.
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

longitude to follow, if necessary),

but was unable to ascertain whether

any people were on board.
— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

longitude to follow, if necessary);

no one on board.
— Will you go to the assistance of wreck?

(Bearing to follow, if necessary.)

COMPASS IN DEGREES.

(magnetic bearings.)

THREE FLAG SIGNAXS.

Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in degrees are to be understood as being
magnetic bearings, i. e. , compass bearings corrected for deviation.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

ABG

—North.

ADM

-N. 58° E.

AFS

-S. 68° E.

AID

-S. 10° E.

AKJ -

-S. 44° W.

ABD

-N. 1°E.

ADN

- 59°

AFT

- 67°

AIE -

- 9°

AKL

- 45°

ABE

- 3°

ADO

- 60°

AFU

- 66°

AIF

- 8°

AKM

- 46°

ABF

— 3°

ADP

— 61°

AFV

- 65°

AIG

- 7°

AKN

— 47°

^BG

— 4°

ADQ

— 63°

AFW

- 64°

AIH

- 6°

AKO

— 48°

ABH

— 5°

ADR

— 63°

AFX

— 63°

AIJ

- 5°

AKP

— 49°

, ABl

— 6°

ADS

— 64°

A FY

- 63°

AIK

- 4°

AKQ

— 50°

, ABJ

— 7°

ADT

— 65°

AFZ

— 61°

AIL

- 3°

AKR

— 51°

; ABK

— 8°

ADU

— 66°

AGB

— 60°

AIM

- 3°

AKS

— 53°

ABL

— 9°

ADV

— 67°

AGG

— 59°

AIN

-S. 1° E.

AKT

— 58°

' ABM

— 10°

ADW

— 68°

AGD

— 58°

AIO

—South

AKU

— 54°

1 ABN

— 11°

ADX

— 69°

AGE

- 57°

AKV

— 55°

ABO
ABP

— 13°

— 13°

ADY
ADZ

— 70°

— 71°

AGF
AGH

- 56°

— 55°

AKW
AKX

— 56°

— 57°

ABQ
i ABR

— 14°

AEB

— 73°

AGI

— 54°

AKY

— 58°

— 15°

AEG

— 73°

AGJ

— 53°

AIP

— S. 1°W.

AKZ

— 59°

ABS

— 16°

AED

— 74°

AGK

— 53°

AIQ

— 3°

ALB

— 60°

ABT

— 17°

AEF

— 75°

AGL

— 51°

AIR

— 8°

ALC

— 61°

ABU

— 18°

AEG

— 76°

AGM

— 50°

AIS

— 4°

ALD

— 62°

: ABV

— 19°

AEH

— 77°

AGN

— 49°

AIT

— 5°

ALE

— 63°

ABW

— 30°

AEI

— 78°

AGO

— 48°

AIU

— 6°

ALF

— 64°

', ABX

— 31°

AEJ

— 79°

AGP

— 47°

AIV

— 7°

ALG

— 65°

ABY

— 33°

AEK

— 80°

AGQ

— 46°

AIW

— 8°

ALH

— 66°

ABZ

— 33°

AEL

— 81°

AGR

— 45°

AIX

— 9°

ALI

— 67°

ACB

— 34°

AEM

— 83°

AGS

— 44°

Aiy

— 10°

ALJ

— 68°

AGD

— 35°

AEN

— 83°

AGT

— 43°

AIZ

— 11°

ALK

— 69°

AGE

— 36°

AEO

— 84°

AGU

— 43°

AJB

— 12°

ALM

— 70°

ACF

— 37°

AEP

— 85°

AGV

— 41°

AJC

— 13°

ALN

— 71°

AGG

— 38°

AEQ

— 86°

AGW

— 40°

AJD

— 14°

ALO

— 73°

AGH

— 39°

AER

— 87°

AGX

— 39°

AJE

— 15°

ALP

— 73°

AGI
AGJ
ACK

— 30°

AES

— 88°

AGY

— 38°

AJF

— 16°

ALQ

— 74°

— 31°

AET

— N. 89° E.

AGZ

— 37°

AJG

— 17'

ALR

— 75°

— 33°

AEU

—East

AHB

- 36°

AJH

— 18°

ALS

— 76°

AGL
AGM

— 33°

AHC

- 35°

AJI

— 19°

ALT

— 77°

— 34°

AHD

— 34°

AJK
AJL

— 20°

— 21°

ALU
ALV

— 78°

— 79°

AGN

AGO

AGP

AGQ

AGR

AGS

AGT

AGU

AGV

ACW

AGX

AGY

— 35°

AHE

— 33°

— 36°

— 37°

AEV

— S. 89° E.

AHP
AHG

— 33°

— 81°

AJM
AJN

— 32°

— 23°

ALW
ALX

— 80°

— 81°

— 38°

— 39°

AEW
AEX

— 88°

— 87°

AHI
AHJ

— 30°

— 39°

AJO
AJP

— 24°

— 25°

ALY
ALZ

— 82°

— 83°

— 40°

AEY

— 86°

AHK

— 28°

AJQ

— 36°

AMB

— 84°

— 41°

AEZ

— 85°

AHL

- 27°

AJR

— 37°

AMC

— 85°

— 43'

AFB

- 84°

AHM

— 26°

AJS

— 38°

AMD

— 86°

— 43°

AFC

— 88°

AHN

— 25°

AJT

— 29°

AME

— 87°

— 44°

AFD

— 83°

AHO

— 34°

AJU

— 80°

AMF

— 88°

— 45°

— 46°

AFE
AFG

- 81°

— 80°

AHP
AHQ

— 33°

— 33°

AJV
AJW

— 81°

— 32°

AMG
AMH

— 89°
—West

AGZ

— 47°

AFH

— 79°

AHR

— 31°

AJX

— 83°

ADB
ADG

- 48°

— 49°

AFI
APJ

— 78°

AHS

— 30°

AJY

— 34°

- 77°

AHT

— 19°

AJZ

— 85°

ADE

ADF

ADG

ADH

ADI

ADJ

ADK

ADL

— 50°
51°

APK
AFL

- 76°

— 75°

AHU
AHV

- 18°

— 17°

AKB

AKC

— 36°

— 37°

,AMI

— N. 89°W.

— 52°

— 53°

— 54°

— 55°

— 56°
— N. 57° E.

AFM
AFN
AFO
AFP
AFQ
AFR

— 74°

— 73°

— 73°
_ 71°

— ,70°
— S. 69° E,

AHW

AHX

AHY

AHZ

AIB

AIC

— 16°

— 15°

— 14°

— 13°

— 13°

— s. ir E.

AKD
AKE
AKF
AKG
AKH
AKI

— 88°

— 89°

— 40°

— 41°

— 43°

— S. 43° W.

AMJ
AMK
AML

AMN
AMO
AMP

— 88°

— 87°

— 86°

— 85°

— 84°

— N. 83°W.

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4G

COMPASS IN DEGREES.

Part I.

signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

Signal.

Degree.

AMQ

— N. 82° W.

ANJ

— N. 65°W.

AOD

— N. 48°W.

AOV

— N. 31°W.

APN

— N. 14° W.

AMR

— 81°

ANK

— 64°

AOE

— 47°

AOW

— 30°

APO .

— 18°

AMS

— 80°

ANL

— 63°

AOF

— 46°

AOX

— 29°

APQ

— 13°

AMT

— 79°

ANM

— 62°

AOG

— 45°

AOY

— 28°

APB

— 11°

AMU

— 78°

ANP

— 61°

AOH

- 44°

AOZ

— 27°

APS

— 10°

AMV

— 77°

ANQ

— 60°

AOI

— 43°

APB

— 26°

APT

— 9°

AMW

— 76°

ANJB

— 59°

AOJ

— 42°

APC

— 25°

APU

— 8°

AMX

— 75°

ANS

— 58°

AOK

— 41°

APD

— 24°

APV

— 7°

AMY

— 74°

ANT

— 57'

AOL

— 40°

APE

— 33°

APW

— 6°

AMZ

— 73°

ANU

— 56°

AOM

— 39°

APF

— 32°

APX

— 5°

ANB

— 72°

ANY

— 55°

AON

— 38°

APG

— 21°

APY

— 4°

ANC

— 71°

ANW

— 54°

AOP

— 37°

A.PH

— 20°

APZ

— 8°

AND

— 70°

ANX

— 53°

AOQ

— 36°

API

— 19°

AQB

— 3°

ANF

— 69°

ANY

— 52°

AOI,

— 85°

APJ

— 18°

AQC

— 1°

• ANG

— 68°

ANZ

— 51°

AOS

— 34°

APK

— 17°

North. ABC

ANH

- 67°

AOB

— 50°

AOT

— 33°

APL

— 16°

ANI

— N. 66°W.

AOC

— N. 49°W.

AOU

— N. 32° W.

APM

— N. 15°"W.

Note. — True bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation and variation.
Magnetic bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation only.
Compass bearings are bearings as observed and are uncorrected.

COMPASS IN POIDSTTS AND HALF POINTS.

(COMPASS BEARINGS.)

Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in points and J points are to be understood
as being compass bearings, i. e. , bearings as shown by the compass and uncorrected for either deviation
or variation.

Signal.

Point.

Signal.

Point.

Signal.

Point.

Signal.

Point.

AQD

North.

AQU

Bast.

ARL

South.

ASD

"West.

AQE

N. iE.

AQV

E. -iS.

ARM

S. -iW.

ASE

W. iN.

AQP

N. by E.

AQW

E. by S.

ARN

S. by W.

ASP

W. by N.

ACyG

N. by E. i E.

AQX

E. S. B. i E.

ARO

S. by W. i W.

ASG

"W. N. W. i W.

AQH

N. N. E.

AQY

E. S. E.

ARP

s. s. w.

ASH

W. N. W.

AQI

N. N. E. \ E.

AQZ

S. B.byE.^E.

ARQ

S. S. W. i w.

ASI

N.W.byW. IW.

A(^J

N. E. by N.

ARB

S. B. byE.

ARS

S. W. byS.

ASJ

N. W. bv W.

AQK

N. E. \ N.

ARC

S. E. i E.

ART

S. W. i S.

ASK

.N. w. i w.

Ai^lL

N. E.

ARD

S. B.

ARU

s.w.

ASL

N. W.-

AQM

N. E. i E.

ARB

S. E. l S.

ARV

S. W. i w.

ASM.

N. W. i N.

AQN

N. E. by E.

ARE

S. E. by S.

ARW

S. W.byW

ASN

N. W. by N.

AQO

N.B.byE.iB.

ARG

S. S. B. i B.

ARX

S.W.byW.iW.

ASO

N. N. W. iW.

A(5tP

E. N. E.

ARH

S. S. E.

ARY

W. S. W.

ASP

N. N. W.

AQR

B. N. B. i B.

ARI

S. by E. * B.

ARZ

W. S. W, i w.

ASQ

N. by W. i W.

AQS

B. by N.

ARJ

S. by E.

ASB

W. by S.

ASR

N. by W.

AQT

B. iN.

ARK

S.-iB.

ASC

W. i s.

AST

N.iW.
North AQD

MONEY TABLE.

PKINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WOKI.D.

(See also page 49. )

Signal.
ASU

ASV

ASW

ASX

AST
ASZ
ATB
ATC

ATD

— Money.

—Bank Note, or. Paper Money.

— Coin.

Coin. Country.

—Anna- ( East Africa.

( India.

— Argentine Argentina.

— Bolivar Venezuela.

— Candareen, or. Fun -.China.

— Cash, Le, or, Sapeque. China.

Canada.
Ceylon.
China.
Mauritius.
Netherlands.
Newfoundland.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United States.
Zanzibar.

—Cent

^TE

ATF

ATG
ATH

— Centavo .

' Centesimo .

Centime

Centime

— Condor .
— Conto - .

Argentina.

Bolivia.

Chile.

Colombia.

Costa Bica.

Ecuador.

Guatemala.

Haiti.

Honduras.

Mexico.

Nicaragua.

Paraguay.

Peru.

Santo Domingo.

San Salvador.

Uruguay.

Venezuela.

Italy.

Belgium.

France.

Tunis.

Spain.

Bolivia.

Chile.

Colombia.

( Brazil.
j Portugal.

Signal.
ATI

ATJ

ATK
ATL

ATM

ATN
ATO

ATP
ATQ

ATE,

ATS

ATU
ATV
ATW
ATX

ATV

Coin.
-Dime

Dinar (see Leo) aub

-Dollar .

-Doubloon.
-Drachma .

-Ducat

Cowniry.

United States.

Servia.

Argentina.

Bolivia.

Canada.

Chile.

China.

Colombia.

Costa Rica.

Ecuador.

Guatemala.

Haiti.

Honduras.

Mauritius.

Mexico.

Newfoundland.

Nicaragua.

Paraguay.

Peru.

Santo Domingo.

San Salvador.

Straits Settle-
ments.

United States.

Uruguay.

Venezuela.

Zanzibar.

Chile.

Mexico.

Greece.

Austria-Hungary.

Netherlands East
Indies.

United States.

■Egypt.
Great Britain.
Austria-
Hungary.
Netherlands.
Belgium.
France.
Tunis.
Fun, or, Candareen

ATB China.

Guilder, Gulden,/ ^^*"^' „
Ploriii ATO i Hungary.

a lorin atq [^ jjetherlands.

-Heller... ...Austria-
Hungary.

-Imperial Russia.

-Keran, or, Kran Persia.

-Kopeck Russia.

-Kreutzer Austria-
Hungary.

Krona ,. Sweden.

(Austria-
Hungary.
Denmark.
Norway.
Kroner ..znk Germany.

-Egyptian Pound, or.

Lira..

-Farthing

-Florin, Guilder,
Gulden.

-Franc

Note. — The name aloue is commou to two or more couBtriee, the value may differ.

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48

MONEY TABLE.

Part I.

Signal.
ATZ

AUB

AUG
AUD

AUB
AUF
AUG
AUH

AUI

AUJ

AUK
AUL

AUM

AUN
AUO

Coin. Oowntry.

— Lac ...India.

Le, Cash, or, Sapeque

ATC China.
Leang, or, Tael-.AVC China.

'Leo, or, Leu Eoumania.

or

Dinar Servia.

or

Lev, or. Lew Bulgaria.

— Lepton Greece.

— Lira Italy.

Lira egiziana, or,
Egyptian Pound

ATO Egypt.

— Lira turca Turkey.

— Louis, or. Napoleon- -France.

— Mace, or, Tsin -China.

— Mark Germany.

j Brazil.
I Portugal.

— Mithkal Morocco.

Napoleon, or, Louis

AUF France.
Ochr-el-guerch )

or \ Egypt.

Ushr-el-ghirsh ) « '

( Denmark.

— Ore \ Norway.

( Sweden.

f Egypt.

—Para J Servia.

Para i Tripoli.

L Turkey.

— Penny -pence Great Britain.

— Peseta Spain.

rChUe.
Peso, on Dollar-AT.j Colombia.

t Venezuela.

-Milreis

AUP
AUQ

AUE

AUS

AUT

AUV

AUW

AUX

AUY

AUZ
AVB

AVC
AVD

AVE
AVF

AVG
AVH

AVI
AVJ

Coin. Cowntry.

-Pfennig Germany.

( Egypt.
-Piaster --. < Tripoli.

( Turkey.

-Pie. or. Pice - | f,^|L^^"''^-

-Pound, or, Sovereign.Great Britain.

-Beal-reis \f^^%^.

-Rin --.- Japan.

-Rouble {paper) Russia.

-Rouble {silver) Russia.

i Ceylon.

-Rupee ■< East Africa.

( India.
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le

, ATC China.

-Sen Japan.

-Shilling Great Britain.

Sol, or. Dollar- -AT J Peru.
Sovereign, or. Pound

jlus Great Britain.

-Tael, or, Leang China.

-Thaler Austria-
Hungary.

-'I'-i- -iiir^-

-Toman Persia.

Tgin, or. Mace -AUG China.
Ushr-el-ghirsh j

or UuK Egypt.
Ochr-el-guerch ]
Venezolano, or. Dol-
lar AT J Venezuela.

-Yen Japan.

Note. — The name alone ia common to two or more countries, the vahie may differ.

PRINCIPAL MONEYS OF THE CHIEF MARITIME NATIONS OF THE WORLD

ARRANGED UNDER THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES

IN WHICH THEY ARE USED.

(For list of moneys arranged alphabetically, see page 47. )

United States.
10 cents (ATD) = i dime (ATI)

100 cents = 1 dollar (ATJ)

10 dollars = 1 eagle (ATN)

Argentine Republic.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

5 dollars = 1 Argentino (ASY)

Austkia-Htjngary.
100 kreutzer (ATX) = 1 florin, or, gulden

(ATQ)
3tV florins = 1 thaler (AVD)

4i florins = 1 ducat (ATM)

and
100 teller (ATS) = 1 krone (ATY)

Belgium.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATE)

Bolivia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 -ioUar (ATJ)

10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)

1,000 reis (AUT)
1,000 milreis

Brazil.

= 1 milreis (AUI)
= 1 conto (ATH)

Bulgaria.
Lev, or, lew (AUB)

BURMAH.

Tical (AVE)
Also currency of British India.

Canada.

= 1 dollar (ATJ)

Ceylon.

=1 rupee (AUY)

100 cents (ATD)
100 cents (ATD)

100 centavos (ATE) — 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)

5 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)

10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)

China.
10 cash, le, or, sapeque = 1 candareen, or, fun

(ATC) (ATB)

10 candareens = 1 mace, or, tsin(AUG)

10 mace = 1 tael, or, leang (AVC)

and
100 cents (ATD) =1 dollar (ATJ)

Colombia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)

10 pesos = 1 condor (ATG)

Costa Rica.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

100 ore (AUL)

. Denmark.

= 1 krone (ATY)

East Africa (British and Germar territories).
The same as British India.

Ecuador.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

10 ochr-el-guerch )
(AUK), or, [
40 paras (AUM) )
100 piasters

Egypt.

= 1 piaster (AUQ)

= 1 Egyptian poand, )

or, [■ (ATO)

Lira egiziana )

Prance.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)

20 francs = 1 Louis, or. Napoleon

(AUF)

Germany.
100 pfennigs (AUP) = 1 mark (AUH)

Great Britain.*
4 farthings (ATP) = 1 penny (AUN)

13 pence = 1 sjiilling (AVB)

30 shillings = 1 pound, or, sovereign

(AUS)

100 lepta (AUG)

Greece.

= 1 drachma (ATL)

Guatemala.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

100 centavos (ATE)

Haiti.

.= 1 dollar (ATJ)

Honduras.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

. Holland (see Netherlands).

Hungary (see Austria-Hungary).

India (British).
13 piej, or, pice (AUR) = 1 anna (ASX)
16 annas = 1 rupee (AUY)

100,000 rupees = 1 lac (ATZ)

Italy.
100 centesimi (ATF) = 1 lira (AUD)

10 rin (AUV)
100 sen

100 cents (ATD)

Japan.

= 1 sen (AUZ)
= 1 yen (AVG)
Mauritius.

= 1 dollar (ATJ)

76564—09-

*This system Is used by tlie British Colonies in Australasia and South Africa.

f491

50

MONEY TABLE.

Part I.

Mexico.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollax (ATJ)

16 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)

Morocco. '

Mithkal (AUJ)

Netheelands.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 guilder, or, florin

(ATQ)
5f gulden = 1 ducat( ATM) (used in

Netherlands East Indies)

Newfoundland.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

Nicaragua.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

Norway {see Sweden and Norway).

Paraguay.

100 centavos (ATE)

1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ)

10 kerans (ATV) = i toman (AVE)

100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, sol (ATJ)

"POT?TTTO A T

1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI)

1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH)

ROUMAKIA.

Leo, or, leu (AUB)

Russia.
100 kopecks (ATW) = 1 rouble (AUX)

10 roubles = 1 imperial (ATU)

Santo Domingo.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

San Salvador.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

Seevia.
100 paras (AUM) = 1 dinar (AUB)

SlAM.

Tical (AVE)

Spain.

100 centimos (ATE) = 1 peseta (ATJO)

5 pesetas (AUO) = 1 peso (ATJ)

Straits Settlements.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

Sweden and Norway.
100 ore ( AUL) = 1 krona, or, krone(ATY)

Tripoli.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)

Tunis.
100 centimes (ATP) = 1 franc (ATR)

Turkey.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)

100 piasters = 1 lira turca (AUE)

Uruguay.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

Venezuela.
100 centavos (ATE) )

or, J. = 1 Venezolano, dollar,

5 Bolivars ( ASZ) ) or, peso (ATJ)

Zanzibar.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)

MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUI^TRIES.

MEASURES OF LENGTH,

Sigma.
AVK

AVL

AVM

AVN

AVO

AVP
AVQ
AVR

AVS

AVT

AVU

AVW

AVX

AVY
AVZ
AWB

AWC
AWD
AWE
AWP

AWG

Country or System.

Measure.

— Measure op Length.

Alen -. i Denmark.

(Norway.

— Arcnine Russia.

Archine (or, Meter)

Awj Turkish Metrical.

Cable * \ United States and

^ "( Great Britain.

Centimeter ..Metrical.

or

Daktylas .'. Greek Metrical.

or

Duim Etotch Metrical.

or

.Khat Turkisli Metrical.

—Chang, or, Cheung... China.

— Chih China.

— Cho, or, Tcho Japan.

Daktylas (or. Centi-
meter) AVO Greek Metrical.

Decameter Metrical.

or

Roede Dutch Metrical.

Decimeter .Metrical.

or

Palame Greek Metrical.

or

Palm Dutch Metrical.

or

_ Parmak Turkish Metrical.

Egypt.
Morocco.

— Draa, or. Pike -i Tripoli.

Tunis.
(^Turkey.
Duim(or, Centimeter)

AVO Dutch Metrical.
El (or, Meter) -AWJ Dutch Metrical.
•pQ+»,r.vr, i United States and

^ ^^'^°^ 1 Great Britain,

j Denmark.
) Norway.

I United States and
( Great Britain.
— Fot Sweden.

•i?„„i„„™ ( United States and

-Jjurlong .. -j Q.j,gg^^ Britain.

Gramme {or. Milli-
meter) AWP Greek Metrical.

( Guz --India.

( Guz, or, Zer Persia.

—Hectometer Motrical.

T „, ( United States and

—^^'^>^-- -j Great Britain.

— Ken Japan.

Khat (or. Centimeter)

AVO Turkish Metrical.

fKilometer Metrical.

or

Mijle - Dutch Metrical.

or

Mil Turkish Metrical.

or
Stadion Greek Metrical.

7'

.■ii

-Fod.
-Foot

AWH
AWI

AWJ

AWK

AWL

AWM
AWN

AWO

AWP

AWQ

AWR

AWS
AWT
AWU

AWV

Knot, or, Nautical
Mile AWO

— League

Country or System.
( United States and
i Great Britain.
( United States and
j Great Britain.

—Li China

'Meter Metrical.

or

Archine Turkish Metrical.

or

El -..Dutch Metrical.

or

. Pecheus Greek Metrical.

Mijle (oj", Kilometer)

AWG Dutch Metrical.
Mil (or-, KUometer,)

AWG Turkish Metrical.

—Mil Denmark.

]yjil j Norway and

I Sweden.

— Mile (German) -Germany.

-Mile, Statute \ United States and

' . I Great Britain.

. ""or'fl^S^t jUmted^Statesand

Knot -..1-3 Gicat Britain.

'Millimeter ., Metrical.

or

Gramme .'. Greek Metrical.

or

Nokta —Turkish Metrical.

or

[Streep ..Dutch Metrical.

( Myriameter Metrical.

j 07-

( Skoinis Greek Metrical.

Nokta (or. Millime-
ter) AWP

Palame {or. Decime-
ter) AVT

Palm (or, Decime-
ter) AVT

Parmak (or.Decime-
ter) AVT

Pecheus (or. Meter),

AWJ

TurkishMetrical.
Greek Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.

Pike, or, Draa, avu.

-Ri

Roede (or. Decame-
ter) AVS

-Saading, or, Toung...
-Sagene, or, Saschene.

-Shaku

Skoinis (or, Myria-
meter AWQ

Stadion (or, Kilome-
ter AWG

-Stopa

Streep, or. Millime-
ter .._AWP

Greek Metrical,
f Egypt.
I Morocco.
] Tripoli.
I Tunis.
[Turkey.

Japan.

Dutch Metrical
Burmah.
Russia.
Japan.

Greek Metrical.

Greek Metrical.
Russia.

Dutch Metrical.

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MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFBBENT COUNTRIES.

Part I.

Signal.
AWX

AWY
AWZ

AXB

Memare. Country or System,

-Sun Japan.

Tcho, or, Cho- . _ avr Japan.

-Tomme Denmark.

Toung, or, Saading,

Aws Burmah.

-Tsun China.

f Argentina.

-Vara

Brazil.

Chile.

Mexico.

Peru.

Portugal.

Uruguay.

Signal.
AXC

AXD

AXE
AXF

Country or System.
-Vershok Russia.

-Verst Russia.

ST f, j United States and

-^^^°- — - j Great Britain.

-Yin China.

Zers, or, GUZ...A-WC Persia.
For list of countries in which the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.

SQUARE OB SURFACE MEASURES.

Signal.
AXH

AXI

AXJ

AXK

AXL
AXM
AXN
AXO

AXP

AXQ
AXR

Meajiure. Country or System.

-Squaee, or, Surface Measure.
. „_„ j United States and

-Acre - ^ Great Britain.

Are, or, Sq. Decameter - Metrical.

or
Deunum Turkish Metrical.

or

Stremma Greek Metrical .

Bunder (or, Hectare)

AXP Dutch Metrical.
•Centiare, or.Sq. Meter-Metrical.

-Cho Japan.

-Decare --.: Metrical.

■Declare Metrical.

-Dessatine Russia.

Deunum( or, Are) axj Turkish Metrical.
Djerib {or, Hectare)

AXP Turkish Metrical.
Hectare, or, Sq. Hec-

or [tometer-- Metrical.
Bunder Dutch Metrical.

or

Djerib Turkish Metrical.

-Mou --China.

-Square Centimeter-. Metrical.
Square Decameter (or
Are ) AXJ Metrical.

Signal.

AXS

AXT

AXU
AXV

AXW
AXY
AXZ

Measure. Country or System.

— Squaje Decimeter Metrical.

-Square Foot ------- jUmted States a^^

Square Hectometer(or,

Hectaire) axp Metrical.

-T^l--^-^- r'GrSrS'

— Square Kilometer Metrical.

Square Meter (or, Cen-
tiare ) AXK Metrical.

-Square Mile j ^St'Sin"'

— Square Millimeter -.-Metrical.

-Square Yard \ United States and

^ I Great Britain.

Stremma (or, Are)

AXJ Greek Metrical.

For list of countries in which the Me-
trical System is used, and for Table
for Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, see page 55.

MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.

Measure. Country or System.

-Measure of Cubic Capacity, or. Solid
Measure.
Cubic Centimeter

ZNM Metrical.

-Cubic Foot \ United States and

/ Great Britain.

-Cubic Inch - - \ United States and

( Great Britain.

Cubic Meter znp Metrical.

Cubic Millimeter

ZNO Metrical.

-Cubic Yard - \ United States and

/ Great Britain.

-Decastere : Metrical.

-Decistere ---Metrical.

-Stere -Metrical.

-Ton (ship measure- J United States and

ment.) \ Great Britain.

-Measure of Capacity.

-Almuda.- -IS'?!"^- 1

( Portugal.

Country or System.
— Ardeb Egypt.

-Arroba i Chile.

j Spam.

_Bale \ United States and

j Great Britain.

Barrel \ United States and

"" """ j Great Britain.

Bushel \ United States and

1 Great Britain.

—Butt - --Great Britain.

'Centiliter Metrical.

or

Mystron Greek Metrical.

or

Vingerhoed Dutch Metrical.

or
.Zarf --Turkish Metrical.

For list of countries in which the Met-,
rical System is used, seepage 55.

Part I.

MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

53

Signal.
AYS

AYT

AYU

AYV
AYW
AYX

AYZ

AZB

AZC

AZD

AZE

AZF

Measure. Cmmtry or System.

— Chtof Russia

Cronchka, or, Krushka

AZD Russia.

Decaliter ..Metrical.

or

Kile Turkish Metrical.

or
Schepel Dutch Metrical.

Deciliter Metrical.

or y

Kotyle Greek Metrical.

or

^ Maatje Dutch Metrical.

Firkin 5 United States and

/ Great Britain.

Gallon i United States and

j Great Britain.

QjU j United States and

I Great Britain.

f Hectoliter Metrical.

I or

I Kileh -Turkish Metrical.

-{ or

Koilon Greek Metrical.

I or

[Mud, Vat, or, Zac Dutch Metrical.

-Hogshead \ United States and

( Great Britain.
Kan, or, Kop (or. Liter)

AZF Dutch Metrical.
Kile (or. Decaliter)

AYT Turkish Metrical.
Kileh (or. Hectoliter)

AYZ Turkish Metrical.
— Kiloliter Metrical.

Koilon (or. Hectoliter)

AYZ Greek Metrical.
Kop, or, Kan (or. Liter)

AZF Dutch Metrical.
Kotyle (or, Decil.ter)

AYU Greek Metrical.
— Kruschka, or, Cron-
chka Russia.

Kybos (or. Milliliter)

AZG Greek Metrical.
— Last Netherlands.

Liter Metrical.

or
Kan, or, Kop Dutch Metrical.

or

Ser --- --India.

or
Sultchek Turkish Metrical.

AZG

AZH

AZI

AZJ

AZK

AZL

AZM

AZN

AZQ
AZR

AZS
AZT
AZU
AZV

AZW

Measure. Country or System.

Maatje (or. Deciliter)

AYU Dutch Metrical.

Milliliter Metrical.

or
Kybos Greek Metrical.

-Minim ...A United States and

I Great Britain.
Mud, Vat, or, Zac (or.

Hectoliter) . - . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Mystron(or, Centiliter)

AYR Greek Metrical.

-Oxehoved ---_ Denmark.

-Peck \ United States and

( Great Britain.

_pjjj.^ ( United States and

.j Great Britain.

-Puncheon _ Great Britain.

Quart ' -- United States and

or Great Britain.

Sheng China.

OnartoT- ( United States and

-Quarter -j ^^^^^^ Britain.

Schepel (or. Decaliter)

AYT Dutch Metrical.

-Seer India.

Ser (or. Liter) - _azf India.
Sheng(or, Quart )azm China.

-Shoo Japan.

Sultchek (or, Liter)

AZF Turkish Metrical.

-Tierce Great Britain.

-Tonde Denmark.

-Tou . China.

-Tschetwerik Russia.

Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,
Hectoliter) --AYZ Dutch Metrical.

Vedro Russia.

Vingerhoed (or. Cen-
tiliter) AYR Dutch Metrical.

Zac, Mud, or. Vat (or,
Hectoliter) . . . ayz Dutch Metrical.

Zarf (or. Centiliter) .

AYR Turkish Metrical.

For list of countries in ivhich the Metrical
System is used, and for Table for Con-
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.

MEASURES OP WEIGHT.

Signal.
AZX

AZY

BAG

Measure. Country or Sytdem.

—Measures of Weight.

f Argentina.
A -u I Brazil.

-Arroba j Portugal.

[ Spain.
Batman (or, Miria-
gramme) bay Turkish Metrical.

— Berkovitz Russia.

Boughdais (or, Deci-
gramme) BAJ Turkish Metrical.

signal.
BAD

BAE
BAF

BAG

Country or System.

-Cantar { ^^y^

Carat i United States and

I Great Britain.

— Catty, or. Chin China.

f Centigramme Metrical.

I or

-j Habbe Turkish Metrical.

I or

I Kokkos Greek Metrical.

54

MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

Part I.

Signal.
BAH

BAI

.BAJ

BAK

BAL
BAM

BAN

BAO
BAP

BAQ

BAR

■BAS
BAT

BAU

— Drachm

— Grain

Measure. Country or System.

-fipntner i Denmark,

-t^entner j Sweden.

Centner, or, Quintal

Bci United States.
Chin, or. Catty . .bap China.

Decagramme Metrical.

or

Drachma Turkish Metrical.

or

Lood Dutch Metrical.

Decigramme Metrical.

or

Boughdais Turkish Metrical.

or

Korrel Dutch Metrical.

or

Obolos Greek Metrical.

Denk {or. Gramme)

BAN Turkish Metrical.
Doppelzentner..zNL Germany.

j United States and
I Great Britain.
Drachma {or, Deca-
gramme) -BAI Turkish Metrical.

Drachme {or. Gramme)

BAN Greek Metrical.

Funt Russia.

( United States and
( Great Britain.

Gramme Metrical.

or

Denk Turkish Metrical.

or

Drachme Greek Metrical.

or

"Wigtje Dutch Metrical.

Habbe {or. Centi-
gramme ) BAG Turkish Metrical.

Hectogramme Metrical.

or <

Onze - Dutch Metrical.

Hundredweight (cwt. ) Great Britain.
Kan tar {or, Quintal

Metric) bcj ' Turkish Metrical.

Kilogramme Metrical.

or

Ock, or, Oke. Turkish Metrical.

or.

Pond Dutch Metrical.

or
Ser India.

— Kin Japan.

Kokkos {or. Centi-
gramme) BAG Greek Metrical.

Korrel {or. Decigramme)

BAJ Dutch Metrical.

— Kvint Denmark.

— Kwamme Japan.,

f Argentina.
J Chile.
1 Portugal.
[ Spain.
Lood {or. Decagramme)

BAI Dutch Metrical.

-Libra

Signal.

BAV

BAW
BAX

BAY

BAZ

BCA
BCD

BCE
BCF
BCG

BCH

BCI

BCJ
BCK

BCL
BCM

BCN

Measure.
Millier

Country or System.
-Metrical.

Tcheki Turkish Metrical.

or

Ton United States and

or Great Britain.

Tonne German Metrical.

—Milligramme Metrical.

— Mna Greece.

r Myriagramme Metrical.

■I or

(_ Batman Turkish Metrical.

Obolos {or. Decigramme)

BAJ Greek Metrical.
Ock, or, Oke {or. Kilo-
gramme) BAQ Turkish Metrical.

Onze {or. Hectogramme)

BAO Dutch Metrical.
( United States and
j Great Britain.
Pecul, or, Tan--BCM China.

r>„„«„™„,-™i,j-//i™4- ^ ( United States and
-Pennyweight (dwt. ) ^ (. ^.^^^ ^^^^^^

— Pf und Austria-Hungary.

Pond {or. Kilogramme)

BAQ Dutch Metrical.

—Pound ah ^ i United States and

i-ouna (ID.; -j Q^^^^ Britain.

— Pud, or. Pood Russia.

-Pund Denmark.

— Ounce -

-Quarter .

-Quintal

Sweden.

United States and

Great Britain.
'United States.
Argentina.
Brazil.
Chile.
Portugal.
l_ Spain.

f Quintal Metric Metrical.

■j or

[Kantar Turkish Metrical.

-Rottoio jf^ypt^

Ser {or, Kilogramme)

BAQ India.
—Stone Great Britain.

—Tan, or.. Pecul China.

Tcheki {or, Millier)

BAV Turkish Metrical.
Ton {or, Millier) ( United States and

BAY j Great Britain.
Tonne {or, Millier)

BAV German Metrical.
Wigtje {or. Gramme)

BAN Dutch Metrical.
— Zolotnick Russia.

For list of countries in which the Met-
rical System is used, and for Table for
Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equiva-
lents, see page 55.

Paet I.

MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

55

LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN WHICH THE METRICAL STSTEM

IS USED.

United States (permissive) .

France.

Paraguay.

Argentina.

German Empire (with German

Peru.

Anstria-Hnngary.

names in some cases) .

Portugal.

Belgium. , ,

Great Britain (permissive) . .

Roumania.

Bolivia. ' _

Greece (with Greek

names) .

Santo Domingo.

Brazil.

Guatemala.

San Salvador.

Bulgaria.

Haiti

. Servia.

.

Canada (permissive).

Honduras.

Spain.

Chile.

Italy.

Sweden.

Colombia.

Mexico.

Switzerland.

Costa Rica.

Netherlands (with Dutch

Tripoli.

Denmark.

names) .

Turkey (with Turkish names), j

Ecuador.

Nicaragua.

Uruguay.

Egypt.

Norway.

Venezuela.

TABLES FOR CONVER'

riNG METRICAL MEASURES AND WEIGHTS INTO

THEIR AMERICAN EQUIVALENTS.

Meters, Yards.

Kilometers. Stat. Miles. Yards.

Hectares. Acres.

r.

P-

1 = 1.094

1 =:^ 0

1094

1 = 3

1

35

2 = 2.187

2 = 1

437

3 = 4

8

81

3 = 3.281

3 = 1

1531

3 = 7

1

26

4 = 4.374

4 = 2

855

4 = 9

3

22

5 = 5.468

5 = 3

188

5 = 13

1

17

6 = 6.562

6 = 3

1382

6 = 14

3

12

7 = 7.655

7 = 4

615

7 = 17

1

8

8 = 8.749

8 = 4

1709

8 = 19

3

8

9 = 9.843

9 = 5

1043

9 = 32

0

88

10 = 10.936

10 = 6

376

10 ^ 34

3

34

20 = 21.873

20 = 12

753

30 = 49

1

38

30 = 32.809

30 = 18

1129

30 = 74

0

31

40 = 43.745

40 = 24

1505

40 = 98

3 ■

15

50 = 54.682

50 = 31

123

50 = 133

3

9

60 = 65.618

60 = 37

498

60 = 148

1

3

70 = 76.554

70 = 43

874

70 = 172

3

37

80 = 87.491

80 = 49

1351

80 = 197

2

38

90 = 98.427

90 = 55

1627

90 = 333

1

34 -

100 = 109.363

100 = 62

243

100 = 347

0

18

200 = 218.727

200 = 124

487

300 .= 494

0

37

800 = 328.090

300 = 186

730

300 = 741

1

15

400 = 437.453

400 = 248

973

400 = 988

1

33

500 = 546.816

500 = 310

1317

500 = 1335

3

11

Idters. Oalls. QiMrts.

SecloUters. Qrs.

StisJiels.

Kilogrammes. Cwts. Qrs

. Lbs.

Ozs.

1 = 0 0.880

1 = 0

3.751

1 = 0 0

3

Si

2 =r 0 1.761

2 = 0

5.503

3 = 0 0

4

6i

3 = 0 2.641

3 = 1

0.354

3 = 0 0

6

H

4 = 0 3.521

4 = 1

3.005

4 = 0 0

8

13

5 = 1 0.402

5 = 1

5.756

5 = 0 0

11

Oi

6 = 1 1.282

6 = 3

0.507

6 = 0 0

13

H

7 = 1 2.163

7 = 2

3.358

7 = 0 0

15

7

8 = 1 3.043

8 = 3

6.010

8 = 0 O'

17

lOi

9 = 1 3.923

9 = 3

0.761

9 = 0 0

19

m

10 = 2 0.804

10 = 3

3.513

10 = 0 0

33

Oi

20 = 4 1.608

20 = 6

7.034

30 = 0 1

16

u

30 = 6 3.413

. 30 = 10

3.536

80 = 0 3

10

H

40 = 8 3.315

40 = 13

6.048

40 = 0 3

4

3

50 = 11 0.019

50 = 17

1.560

50 = 0 3

36

3i

60 = 13 0.823

60 = 20

5.073

60 = 1 0

20

a

70 = 15 1.637

70 = 24

0.585

70 = 1 1

14

5i

80 == 17 2.431

80 = 37

4.097

80 = 1 3

8

6

90 = 19 3.825

90 = 30

7.609

90 = 1 3

3

6i

100 = 22 0.039

100 = 34

8.131

100 = 1 3

24

7

200 = 44 0.077

200 = 68

6.343

200 = 3 3

20

15

300 = 66 0.116

300 = 103

1.363

300 = 5 3

17

6

400 = 88 0.155

400 = 137

4.483

400 = 7 3

13

14

500 = 110 0.198

500 = 171

7.604

600 = 9 3

10

5

DEGREES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

Vessels other than those of Spain or France use the meridian of Greenwich.
Spanish and French vessels use the meridians of Cadiz and Paris, respectively. In case
of doubt, the vessel to which the signal is made should hoist the signal NBL = What
is your First Meridian ? Which can be answered by one of the following :

TBL = My first meridian is Paris, east of Greenwich 3° 30' 15" = 0 h. 9 m. 31 sees.

HSI = My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwicli 6° 13' 34" = 0 li. 34 m. 49 sees.

CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.

LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

Code

Code

Code

Flag

Flag

Flag

OVER —

OVER —

Latitude— Confd.

OVER—

Longitude— Confd.

AB

Latitude.

BT

—42° latitude.

DL

— 2° longitude.

North latitude- .qhx

BU

—43° latitude.

DM

— 3° longitude;

South latitude _ - qhz

BV

— 44° latitude.

DN

— 4° longitude.

AC

— 1° north latitude.

BW

—45° latitude.

DO

— 5° longitude.

AD

— 1° south latitude.

BX

—46° latitude.

DP

— 6° longitud^.

AE

— 3° latitude.

BY

— 47° latitude.

DQ

— 7° longitude'.

AF

— 3° latitude.

BZ

—48° latitude.

DR

— 8° longitude.

AG

— 4° latitude.

CA

— 49° latitude.

DS

— 9° longitude.

AH

— 5° latitude.

CB

—50° latitude.

DT

— 10° longitude.

AI

— 6° latitude.

CD

—51° latitude.

DU

—11° longitude.

AJ

— 7° latitude.

CE

—53° latitude.

DV

—13° longitude.

AK .

— 8° latitude.

CF

— 53° latitude.

DW

— 18° longitude.

AL

— 9° latitude.

CG

— 54° latitude.

DX

— 14° longitude.

AM

—10° latitude.

CH

—55° latitude.

DY

— 15° longitude.

AN

— 11° latitude.

CI

— 56° latitude.

DZ

—16° longitude.

AO

—13° latitude.

CJ

— 57° latitude.

EA

—17° longitude.

. AP

—13° latitude.

CK

—58° latitude.

EB

— 18° longitude.

AQ

—14° latitude.

CL

—59° latitude.

EC

— 19° longitude.

AE

— 15° latitude..

CM

—60° latitude.

ED

—30° longitude..

AS

—16° latitude.

CN

—61° latitude.

EF

—31° longitude.

AT

—17° latitude.

CO

—63° latitude.

EG

— 23° longitude.

AU

—18° latitude.

CP

—63° latitude.

EH

—38° longitude.

AV

—19° latitude.

CQ

—64° latitude.

EI

— 34° longitude.

AW

—30° latitude.

CB,

— 65° latitude.

EJ

— 35° longitude.

AX

—31° latitude.

cs

—66° latitude.

EK

—36° longitude.

AY

—33° latitude.

CT

—67° latitude.

EL

—37° longitude.

AZ

—33° latitude.

cu

—68° latitude.

EM

— 38° longitude.

BA

—34° latitude.

cv

—69° latitude.

EN

— 39° longitude.

BC

—35° latitude.

cw

—70° latitude.

EO

— 30° longitude.

BD

—36° latitude.

ex

—71° latitude.

EP

—31° longitude.

BE

—37° latitude.

CY

—73° latitude.

EQ

— 32° longitude.

BF

—38° latitude.

cz

—73° latitude.

ER

— 83° longitude.

BG

—39° latitude.

DA

—74° latitude.

ES

— 34° longitude.

BH

—30° latitude.

DB

—75° latitude.

ET

—35° longitude.

BI

—81° latitude.

DC

—76° latitude.

EU

—36° longitude.

BJ

—33° latitude.

DE

—77° latitude.

EV

— 37° longitude.

BK

—33° latitude.

DF

—78° latitude. '

EW

—88° longitude.

BL

—34° latitude.

DG

—79° latitude.

EX

— 39° longitude.

BM

—35° latitude.

DH

—80° latitude.

EY

—40° longitude.

BN

—36° latitude.

EZ

— 41° longitude.

BO

— 37° latitude.

DI

LONGITDDE.

FA

—43° longitude.

BP

—38° latitude.

East longitude. (J YZ

FB

— 43° longitude.

BQ

—39° latitude.

West longitude -Qzi

FC

— 44° longitude.

BR

—40° latitude.

DJ

— 1° east longitude.

FD

— 45° longitude.

BS

— 41° latitude.

DK

— 1° west longitude.

FE

— 46° longitude.

Note.— II the position to be signaled Is within a degree of the equator, or first meridian, only the minutes and seconds need
be indicated.

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Part I.

LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

57

Code

Code

Flag

Flag

OVER—

Longitude— Cont'd.

over—

Longitude — Cont'd.

FG

—47° logituude.

HA

— 92° longitude.

FH

— 48° longitude.

HB

— 93° longitude.

FI

—49° longitude.

HO

— 94° longitude.

FJ

—50° longitude.

HD

— 95° longitude.

FK

—51° longitude.

HE

— 96° longitude.

FL

—52° longitude.

HF

— 97° longitude.

FM

— 53° longitude.

HG

— 98° longitude.

FN

— 54° longitude.

HI

— 99° longitude.

FO

—55° longitude.

HJ

— 100° longitude.

FP

— 56° longitude.

HK

—101° longitude.

FQ

—57° longitude.

HL

—103° longitude.

FR

— 58° longitude.

HM

—103° longitude.

FS

—59° longitude.

HN

— 104° longitude.

FT

—60° longitude.

HO

—105° longitude.

FU

— 61° longitude.

HP

—106° longitude.

FV

— 63° longitude.

HQ

—107" longitude.

FW

—63° longitude.

HR

—108° longitude.

FX

—64° longitude.

HS

—109° longitude.

FY

— 65° longitude.

HT

—110° longitude.

FZ

—66° longitude.

HU

— 111° longitude.

GA

— 67° longitude.

HV

—112° longitude.

GB

—68° longitude.

HW

— 113° longitude.

GC

— 69° longitude.

HX .

— 114° longitude.

GD

—70° longitude.

HY

— 115° longitude.

GE

— 71° longitude.

HZ

— 116° longitude.

GF

— 73° longitude.

lA

—117° longitude.

GH

— 73° longitude.

IB

— 118° longitude.

GI

— 74° longitude.

10

— 119° longitude.

GJ

—75° longitude.

ID

—120° longitude.

GK

— 76° longitude.

IE

— 121° longitude.

GL

—77° longitude.

IF

— 132° longitude.

GM

—78° longitude.

IG

—133° longitude.

GN

—79° longitude.

IH

— 134° longitude.

GO

— 80° longitude.

IJ

—125° longitude.

GP

—81° longitude.

IK

—126° longitude.

GQ

— 83° longitude.

IL

—137° longitude.

GR

—88° longitude.

IM

—128° longitude.

GS

— 84° longitude.

IN

—129° longitude.

GT*

— 85° longitude.

10

— 130° longitude.

GU

—86° longitude.

IP

—131° longitude.

GV

— 87° longitude.

IQ

—133° longitude.

GW

—88° longitude.

IR

—133° longitude.

GX

— 89° longitude.

IS

—134° longitude.

GY

—90° longitude.

IT

—135° longitude.

GZ

—91° longitude.

lU

—136° longitude.

Code

Flag

over —

IV

IW

IX

lY

IZ

JA

JB

JC

JB

JE

JF

JG

JH

JI

JK

JL

JM

JN

JO

JP

JQ

JB

JS

JT

JU

JV

JW

JX

JY

JZ

KA

KB

KG

KD

KE

KF

KG

KH

KI

KJ

KL

KM

KN

KO

KP

Longitude — Cont'd.
— 137° longitude.
— 138° longitude.
— 139° longitude.
— 140° longitude.
— 141° longitude.
— 143° longitude.
—143° longitude.
— 144° longitude.
— 145° longitude.
— 146° longitude.
— 147° longitude.
— 148° longitude.
— 149° longitude.
— 150° longitude.
— 151° longitude.
— 152° longitude.
— 153° longitude.
— 154° longitude.
— 155° longitude.
— 156° longitude.
— 157° longitude.
— 158° longitude.
— 159° longitude.
— 160° longitude.
— 161° longitude.
— 162° longitude.
— 163° longitude.
— 164° longitude.
— 165° longitude.
— 166° longitude.
—167° longitude.
— 168° longitude.
— 169° longitude.
— 170° longitude.
—171° longitude.
—172° longitude.
— 173° longitude.
— 174° longitude.
—175° longitude.
— 176° longitude.
— 177° longitude,
—178° longitude.
—179° east longitude.
—179° west longitude.
— 180° longitude.

DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.

HOURS OF TIMK, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ABC.

Civil time is to be understood unless the signal PHW (astronomical) is made.

Code

Code

Code

Flag

OVER —

Hours.

Flag

OVER —

Mtoutes— Confd.

Flag
over —

Seconds— Cont'd.

KQ
KK

— 0 hours.

— 1 hour (or, 1 p. m.).

MQ
MR

— 35 minutes.
— 26 minutes.

OL
OM

— 10 seconds. '
—11 seconds.

KS

— 3 hours (or, 2 p. m.).

MS

— 37 minutes.

ON

— 13 seconds.

KT

— 3 hours (or, 3 p. m.j.

MT

— 38 minutes.

OP

—13 seconds.

KU

— 4 hours (or, 4 p. m.).

MU

—29 minutes.

OQ

— 14 seconds. i

KV

— 5 hours (or, 5 p. m.).

MV

-80 minutes.

OR

— 15 seconds.

KW

— 6 hours (or, 6 p. m.).

MW

— 81 minutes.

OS

—16 seconds.

KX

— 7 hours (or, 7 p. m.).

MX

—33 minutes.

OT

— 17 seconds.

KY

— 8 hours (or, 8 p. m.).

MY

— 33 minutes.

OU

—18 seconds.

KZ

— 9 hours (or, 9 p. m.).

MZ

— 34 minutes.

OV

— 19 seconds.

LA

— 10 hours (or, lOp. m. ).

NA

— 85 minutes.

OW

—20 seconds.

LB

— 11 hours (or, 11 p. m.).

NB

— 36 minutes.

, OX

— 31 seconds.

LC

— 13 hours (or, midnight).

NC

— 37 minutes.

OY

— 32 seconds.

LD

— 13 hours (or, 1 a. m. ) .

ND

—38 minutes.

OZ

—23 seconds.

LE

— 14 hours ^or, 3 a. m. ) .

NE

— 39 minutes.

PA

— 34 seconds.

LF

—15 hours (or, 3 a. m. ) .

NF

— 40 minutes.

PB

—25 seconds.

LG

—16 hours (or, 4 a. m. ) .

NG

— 41 minutes.

PC

—36 seconds.

LH

— 17 hours (or, 5 a. m. ) .

NH

— 43 minutes.

PD

— 27 seconds.

LI

— 18 hours (or, 6 a. m. ) .

NI

— 43 minutes.

PE

—28 seconds.

LJ

—19 hours (or, 7 a. m. ).

NJ

—44 minutes.

PF

— 29 seconds.

LK

— 30 hours (or, 8 a. m. ) .

NK

— 45 minutes.

PG

—30 seconds.

LM

.—31 hours (or, 9 a. m. ) .

NL

— 46 minutes.

PH

—31 seconds.

LN

—33 hours (or, 10 a. m. ).

NM

— 47 minutes.

PI

— 33 seconds.

LO

—23 hours (or, 11a.m. ).

NO

—48 minutes.

PJ

—33 seconds.

LP

— 34 hours (or, noon) .

NP

— 49 minutes.

PK

— 34 seconds.

NQ

— 50 minutes.

PL

— 35 seconds. *

Minutes.

NR

—51 minutes.

PM

— 36 seconds.

LQ

— 0 minutes.

NS

— 52 minutes.

PN

— 37 seconds.

LR

— 1 minute.

NT

— 53 minutes.

PO

—38 seconds.

LS

— 2 minutes.

NU

— 54 minutes.

PQ

— ;39 seconds.

LT

— 3 minutes.

NV

—55 minutes.

PR

—40 seconds.

LU

— 4 minutes.

MW

— 56 minutes.

PS

— 41 seconds.

LV

— 5 minutes.

NX

— 57 minutes.

PT

— 43 seconds.

LW

— 6 minutes.

NY

—58 minutes.

PU

—43 seconds.

TiX

— 7 minutes.

NZ

— 59 minutes.

PV

—44 seconds.

LY

— 8 minutes.

— 60 minutes. Code

PW

—45 seconds.

LZ

— 9 minutes.

flag over kr

PX

— 46 seconds.

MA

—10 minutes.

Degree of latitude

PY

— 47 seconds.

MB

— 11 minutes.

KRY

PZ

— 48 seconds.

MC

— 13 minutes

Degree of longitude

QA

— 49 seconds.

MD

—13 minutes.

KRZ

QB

—50 seconds.

MK

— 14 minutes.

Seconds.

QC

— 51 seconds.

MF

—15 minutes.

OB

— 0 seconds.

QD

—53 seconds.

MG

— 16 minutes.

OC

—1 second.

QE

— 53 seconds.

MH

—17 minutes.

OD

— 2 seconds.

QF

—54 seconds.

MI

— 18 minutes.

OE

—3 seconds.

QG

— 55 seconds.

MJ •

— 19 minutes.

OF

— 4 seconds.

QH

— 56 seconds.

MK

— 20 minutes.

OG

—5 seconds.

QI

— 57 seconds.

ML

—21 minutes.

OH

— 6 seconds.

QJ

— 58 seconds.

MN

— 33 minutes.

01

—7 seconds.

QK

^59 seconds.

MO

—33 minutes.

OJ

—8 seconds.

— 60 seconds. Code

MP

—34 minutes.

OK

— 9 seconds.

flag over le

(58)

BAEOMETER

[Id inches and millimeters.]

The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.

signal.

Inches.

Millimeters.

Signal.

Inches.

Millimeters.

Code Flag ovek QM

27.8

706. Code Pi

.AG OVEK SO

39.85

758.

" QN

.85

707.

SP

.9

759.

QO

.9

708.

SQ

.93

760.

QP

.93.

709.

SR

.96

761.

QR

.96

710.

ST

30.0

763.

QS

28.0

711.

SU

.04

768.

QT

.03

713.

SV

.08

764.

QU

.06

713.

SW

.1

765.

^L

.1

714.

sx

.15

766.

QW

.15

715. • '

SY

.3

767.

QX

.2

716.

sz

.34

768.

QY

.33

717.

TA

.38

769.

QZ

.36

718.

TB

.3

770.

RA

.3

719.

TC

.35

771.

RB

.35

730.

TD

.4

773.

RC

.4

731.

TE

.42

773.

RD

.42

723.

TF

.46

774.

RE

.46

728.

TG

.5

775.

RF

.5

734.

TH

.55

776.

RG

.55

735.

TI

.6

777.

RH

.6

736.

TJ

.63

778.

°RI

.63

737.

TK

.66

779.

RJ

.66

738.

TL

.7

780.

RK

.7

739.

TM

.75

781.

RL

.74

730.

TN

.8

783.

RM

.78

781.

TO

.83

788.

RN

.8

733.

TP

.86

684.

RO

.85

733.

TQ

.9

785.

RP

.9

734.

TR

.94

786.

RQ

.94

735.

TS

.98

787.

RS

.98

786.

RT

39.0

737.

RU

.05

738.

RV

.1

739.

RW

.12

740.

RX

.16

741.

RY

.3

743.

RZ

.35

743.

• " SA

.3

744.

SB

.33

745.

sc

.36

746.

\

SD

.4

747.

SE

.44

748.

SF

.48

749.

SG

.5

750.

SH

.55

751.

SI

.6

752.

SJ

.65

758.

SK

.7

754.

SL

.72

755.

SM

.76

756.

SN

.8

757.

(59)

THERMOMETER.

Signal.

Fahren-
heit.

Centigrade.

E^aumur.

Signal.

Fahren-
heit.

Centigrade.

Reaumur.

Code Flag

Code Flag

OVER

TU

1°

-17° 2

-18° 8

OVEK WH

44° 6

+ 7°

+ 5° 6

"

TV

1° 4

-17°

-13° 6

WI

45°

+ 7° 2

+ 5° 8

"

TW

2°

-16° 6

-13° 3

" . WJ

46°

+ 7° 8

+ 6° 2

"

TX

3°

-16° 1

-13° 9

WK

46° 4

+ 8°

+ 6° 4

((

TY

3° 3

-16°

-13° 8

WL

47°

+ 8° 3

+ 6° 7

**

TZ

4°

-15° 6

-13° 4

WM

48°

+ 8° 9

+ 7° 1

"

UA

5°

-15°

-13°

WN

• 48° 35

+ 9°

+ 7° 25

((

UB

6°

-14° 4

-11° 6

" ' WO

49°

+ 9° 4

+ 7° 6

**

uc

6° 8

-14°

-11° 3

WP

50°

+10°

+ 8°

'*

UD

7°

-13° 9

-11° 1

WQ

51°

+10" 6

+ 8° 4

"

UE

8°

-13° 3

-10° 7

WR

51° 8

+ 11°

+ 8° 8

n

UF

8° 6

-13°

-10° 4

WS

53°

+ 11° 1

+ 8° 9

"

UG

9°

-13° 8

-10° 3

WT

53°

+11° 7

+ 9° 3

*'

UH

10°

-12° 3

- 9° 8

wu

53° 6

+ 12°

+ 9° 6

"

UI

10° 4

-13°

- 9° 6

WV

54°

+ 12° 2

+ 9° 8

*'

UJ

11°

-11° 7

- 9° 3

WX

55°

+ 12° 8

+10° 2

"

UK

12°

-11° 1

- 8° 9

WY

55° 4

+13°

+ 10° 4

"

UL

13° 2

-11°

- 8° 8

WZ

56°

+13° 3

+10° 7

*'

UM

13°

-10° 6

- 8° 4

XA

57°

+ 13° 9

+11° r

**

UN

,14°

-10°

- 8°

XB

57° 35

+14°

+11° 2

*'

uo

15°

- 9° 4

- 7° 6

XC

58°

+ 14° 4

+ 11"° 6

**

UP

15° 8

- 9°

- 7° 3

XD

59°

+ 15°

+12°

"

UQ

16°

- 8° 9

- 7° 1

XF,

60°

+ 15° 6

+12° 4

It

UE.

17°

- 8° 3

- 6° 7

XF

60° 8

+ 16°

+13° 8

**

US

17° 6

- 8°

- 6° 4

XG

61°

+ 16° 1

+12° 9

'*

UT

18°

- 7° 8

- 6° 3

XH

62°

+ 16° 7

+ 18° 3

tt

UV

19°

- 7° 3

- 5° 8

XI

63° 6

+ 17°

+13° 6

it

uw

19° 4

- 7°

- 5° 6

XJ

63° -

+ 17° 2

+ 18° 8

(f

UX

20°

- 6° 7

- 5° 3

XK

64°

+ 17° 8

+14° 3

tt

UY

21°

- 6° 1

- 4° 9

XL

64° 5

+ 18°

+14° 4

*'

UZ

21° 2

- 6°

- 4° 8

XM

65°

+18° 3

+ 14° 7

"

VA

22°

- 5° 6

- 4° 4

XN

66°

+18° 9

+15° 1

"

VB

38°

- 5°

- 4°

xo

66° 3

+19°

+ 15° 4

"

VC

34°

- 4° 4

- 3° 6

XP

67°

+ 19° 4

+ 15° 6

"

VD .

34° 8

- 4°

- 3° 3

XQ

68°

+30°

+16°

VE

35°

- 3° 9

- 3° 1

XR

69°

+30° 6

+16° 4

VF

36°

- 3° 3

- 3° 7

XS

69° 8

+31°

+16° 8

**

VG

26° 6

- 8°

- 3° 4

XT

70°

+ 31° 1

+ 16° 9

'*

VH

27°

- 2° 8

- 3° 3

XU

71°

+31° 7

+ 17° 8

VI

28°

- 2° 2

- 1° 8

XV

71° 6

+23°

+17° 6

"

VJ

28° 4

- 3°

- 1° 6

XW

73°

+33° 3

+ 17° 8

"

VK

29°

- 1° 7

- 1° 3

XY

73°

+ 32° 8

+18° 3

VL

30°

- 1° 1

- 0° 9

xz

78° 4

+28°

+ 18° 4

"

VM

30° 2

- 1°

- 0° 8

YA

74°

+23° 8

+ 18° 7

*'

VN

31°

- 0° 6

- 0° 4-

YB

75°

+23° 9

+19° 1

vo

82°

0° 0

0° 0

YC

75° 3

+34°

+19° 3

VP

33°

+ 0° 6

+ 0° 4

YD

76°

+34° 4

+19° 6

1%

83° 8

+ 1°

+ 0° 8

YE

77°

+35°

+20°

VR

34°

+ 1° 1

+ 0° 9

YP

78°

+35° 6

+20° 4

vs

VT

vu

35°

+ 1° 75

+ 1° 3

YG

78° 8

+26°

+30° 8

«

35° 6
86°

+ 3°
+ 2° 2

+ 1° 6

+ 1° 8

YH
YI

79°
80°

+ 26° 1
+ 26° 7

+20° 9
+21° 3

"

vw
vx

VY

VZ

WA

WB

WC

WD

WE

WF

WG

37°
37° 4

+ 3° 8
+ 3°

+ 2° 3
+ 3° 4

YJ
YK

80° 6
81°

+27°
+27° 2

+21° 6
+21° 8

38°

+ 8° 3

+ 3° 7

YL

82°

+27° 8

+22° 2

tt
*(

39°

89° 25
40°
41°
43°
42° 8
43°
44°

+ 8° 9

+ 4°
+ 4° 4
+ 5°
+ 5° 6
+ 6°
+ 6° 1
+ 6° 7

+ 3° 1

+ 3° 3
+ 3° 6
+ 4°
+ 4° 4
+ 4° 8
+ 4° 9
+ 5° 3

YM

YN

YO

YP

YQ

YR

YS

VT

82° 4
88°
84°
84° 2
85°
86°
87°
87° 8

+28°
+28° 3
+28° 9
+29°
+29° 4
+30°
+ 30° 6
+31°

+23° 4.
+33° 7
+33° 1
+33° 3
+23° 6
+24°
+24° 4
+24° 8

(60)

Part I.

THERMOMETER.

61

signal.
Code Flag

OVEli

Fahren-
heit.

YU

YV

YW

YX

XZ

ZA

ZB

ZC

ZD

ZE

ZF

ZG

ZH

ZI

ZJ

Centigrade.

90°

91°

91° 4

93°

93°

93° 3

94°

95°

96°

96° 8

97°

+81°
+31°
+33°
+33°
+ 33°
+33°
+33°
+33°
+34°
+34°
+35°
+35°
+36°
+36°
+36°

Reaumur.

+34°
+35°
+35°
+35°
+36°
+36°
+36°
+37°
+37°
+37°
+ 38°
+38°
+38°
+38°
+39°

Signal.

Code Flag

OVER

ZK
ZL

ZM

ZN

zo

ZP
ZQ
ZR
ZS

ZT
ZU

zv
zw
zx

ZY

rahren-
helt.

98° 6

99°
100°
100° 4
101°
103°
103° 8
103°
104°
105°
105° 8
106°

Centigrade. Etoumur.

+37°
+37° 3
+37° 8
+38°
+38° 3
+38° 9
+39°
+39° 4
+40°
+40° 6
+41°
+41° 1

+39° 6
+39° 8
+30° 3
+30° 4
+30° 7
+31° 1
+31° 3
+31° 6
+33°
+33° 4
+33° 8
+33° 9

AUXILIARY PHEASES.

(i. e.. Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, or forming sentences or parts of sentences in

frequent use.)

N. B.— Many of the following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.
They must therefore be used with great discretion when communication is being
held with ships or signal stations not using the English language.

AM— ARE.

BEA
EEC
BED
BEF
BEG

BBH

BEI

BEJ
BEK
BEL
BEM

BEN
BEO
BEP
BEQ
BER
BES

Am. I AM.
Ami?
Am I not ?

—Am I to?

— Am, Are, or, Is not.

Am, Are, or. Is not to be bpd

Am, Are, or. Is nottohave.-i bqd

— Am, Are, or. Is to.

Am, Are, or. Is to be bfc

Am, Are, or. Is to have bqc

How am I? bxg

— I am not.

If lam BYX

If lam not-- byz

What, or. Which am I? Cpv

When am I to? C(jv

Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ

Where I am (ur, we are) ctg

Why ami? cuy

Are.

— Are, or. Is his (her-s, it-s).

— Are, or. Is my (mine).

— Are, or, Is ours, or. Are we ?

Are, Am, or. Is not beg

Are, Am, or. Is not to be bfd

Are, Am, or, la not to have bqd

Are, Am, or. Is to beh

Are, Am, or. Is to be bfc

Are, Am, or. Is to have bqc

— Are, or, Is the.

— Are, or. Is theirs, or. Are they ?
— Are, or. Is there — any ?
— Are these (or, those)?
— ^Are, or. Is with — .
— Are, or, Is you-r-s.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (oj-,. is,

or, are doing) bul

He, She. It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done

(or, is, or, are not doing) bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus

He, She, It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) is (or, are) I-But

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to- buv

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux

BET

BEU

BEV

BEW

BEX

Are — Continued.

How are they? bxh

How are you? bxi

How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) ? bxg

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) \s (or, are) byl

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn

If he (sho, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or', are) not able to byo

If they are caf

If they are not CAG

If we are Oax

If we are not Oay

If you are cbq

If you are not cbr

Is, or. Are, he, (she, it, or persons or

things indicated)^ bvy

There are (or, is) Cmg

There are (or, is) not CMH

They are for Cnm

— They are from.
— They are.
— They are not.
— We are.
^We are not.

What, or. Which are (or, is)? CFW

What, or. Which are(or', is)you-r-s ?-0PY

What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,

orperson-s or things indicated) I.CPX

When are (or, is)? -- CQW

When are we? CQX

When are you? CQY

When he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or, are) cej

When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated )?--- CRN

When they are csi

When we are CSL

When you are csn

Where am I (or, are we)? cSQ

Where are (or, is)? CSR

Where are they ? csT

Where are you from ? si

Where he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or, are) ctd

Where I am (or, we are) ctg

Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) ? cth

Where they are cua

Where we are (or, I am) - _ctg

(62)

Part I.

AUXILIAEY PHRASES.

63

ARE— BE.

BEY
BEZ

BPA
BFC
BED
BPE
BEG

BFH

BFI
BFJ

BPK

BEL
BFM

BEN
BEO

BEP
BEQ

BER
BES

BET
BFU
BEV
BEW

AEe — Continued.

Where you are _ _ cuf

Who are {or, is)?....: .V.V.cui

Why are (or, is)V cuz

Why are you? .._ cva

Why are you not?.. cvB

— You are.

— You are not.

Be. Been. Being.
—Am, Are, or, la to be.
—Am, Are, or. Is not to be.
—Be the.
— Can, or May be.

Can, or May do (or, be done) blt

— Can, or. May have been.
Can, or May have done (or, been done) blv
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) be? btk

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have been ? btl

Can, or, Maylbe? bkh

Can, or. May it be done? blw

— Can, or. May there be ?
— Can not, or. May not be.

Can not , or , May not do ( or, be done ) . blx
— Can not, or' May not have been.

Can not, or May not have done (or, been

done) BLZ

Can not, or May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ?. -\ _ btm
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been ?

BTN

— Could, or. Might be.

Could, or. Might do(or, be done) ...bma
— Could, or, Might have been.
Could, or. Might have done (or, been

done) BMC

Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) be ? bto

Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not be ? btp

— Could, or. Might not be.

Could, or, Might not do (or, bedone)BMD
— Could, or. Might not have been.

Could, or Might not have done (or, been

done) BME

Could, or. Might there be ?
— Had, Has, or Have been.
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been

done) bmb

Had. Has, or Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?

BTX

Had, or. Have I been ?

■Had, Has, or, Have not been.

Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) i.--BMS

Had, or, Have they been ?
— Had, or, Have we been ?

Had, or. Have you been ?
— Having been.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be BUC

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.-BUE

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been__-BUK

BEX

BEY

BEZ

BGA

BGC

BGD

BGE

BGE

BGH

BGI

BGJ

BGK

BGL

BGM

BGN
BGO

BGP
BGQ
BGR
BGS
BGT
BGU
BGV
BGW

Be — Continued.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
eafed) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be , bvi

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or; be
done) BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be. bvq

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be. . .Bvx

— I can (or, may) be.

— I can not (or, may not) be.

— I could (or, might) be.

— I could (or, might) not be.

— I had (or, have) been.

— I had (or, have) not been.

— I must be.

— I must not be.

—I shall (or, will) be.

—I shall (or, will) not be.

—I should (or, would) be.

— I should (or, would) have been.

— I should (or, would) not be.

— I should (or, would) not have been.

If it can (or, may) be done. bzr

If it can not (or, may not) be done, .bzs

Is, etc. (See Am. )

Is it not to be done? bni

Is it to be done? bnj

It, etc: '(See He.)
— It can be.

It can (or, may) be done _-BNK

— It can not be.

It can not (or, may not) be done bnl

It could (or, might) be done bnm

It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO
— It had (or, has) been.

It had (or, has) been done bnp

— It had (or, has) not been.

It had (or, has) not been done bnq

— It ought to be.

It ought to be done bnr

— It ought not to be.

It ought not to be done bns

—It shall (or, will) be.

It shall (or, will) be done bnt

— It shall (or, will) not be.

It shall (or, will) not be done i.BNU

— Let her be.

Let him be bxe

—Let them be.

64

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

BE.

BGX

BGY
BGZ

BHA

BHC
BHD

BHE

BHF

BHG

BHI

BHJ

BHK

BHL

BHM
BHN

Be — Continued.

— Let us be.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must be OEM

Must do (or, be done) cen

Must have been Cep

Must not be.-- cev

Must not do {or, be done) cbw

— Need be.

— Need not be.

Not be (been, being) cen

Not to be cen

Not to be done CGI

Not to be had - cgj

Ought not to be -Chs

Ought to be CHY

Ought to do {or, be done) chz

—Shall, or. Will be.

Shall, or, Will do {or, be done) bnw

Shall, or. Will have done {or, been done)

BNX

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons
or thing -s indicated) be ? bwe

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?

BWP

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ?. bwi

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or thing s indicated) not do (or, be
done)? -.-Bwj

—Shall, or. Will I be?

—Shall, or. Will not be?
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) -BNY
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) BNZ

—Shall, or. Will there be?

—Shall, or. Will they be ?

—Shall, or. Will we be ?

—Shall, or. Will you be ?

— Shall, or, Will you not be ?

— Should, or. Would be.
Should, or. Would do (or, be done) .bop

— Should, or. Would have been.
Should, or. Would have done (or, been
done) --- 1 BOG

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or, per-
sons or things indicated) be bwn

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?

BWO

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) have been ?-BWQ

Should, or, Wouldhe(she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? . ..bws

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwt

Should, or. Would he (she, it, orpersons
or things indicated) not have been ?

bwv
— Should, or. Would not be.

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

— Should, or. Would not have been.
Should, or. Would not have done {or,
been done) -.BOi

BHO

BHP

BHQ

BHE

BHS

BHT

BHU

BHV

BHW

BHX

BHY

BHZ

BIA

BIC

BID

BIE

BIF

BIG

BIH

BIJ

BIK

BIM

BIN

BIO

BIP

BIQ

BIR

BIS

BIT

Bltr

BIV

BIW

Be — Continued.

— Should, or, Would there be ?

That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr

That, or, This can not (or, may not) be

OKT

That, or. This could (or, might) be-CKv
That, or. This could (or, might) not be

CKW

That, or. This had (has, or, have) been

CKY

That, or. This had (has, or, have) not

been aiKZ

That, or. This must be Clj

That, or, This must not be Clm

That, or, This shall (or, will) be---CLN
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
That, or. This should (or, would) be. CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,

CLQ

There can (or, inay) be..- cmj

There can not (or, may not) be CMli

There could (or. might) be CMC

There could (or, might) not be caap

There had (has, or, have) been ome

There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS

There shall (or, will) be CMV

There shall (or, will) not be CMX

There should (or, would) be cmz

There should {or would) havebeen-pNA

There should (or, would) not be cnd

There should (or, would) not have been,

ONE

— They can (or, may) be.

— They can not (or, may not) be.

— They could (or, might) be.

— They could (or, might) not be.

— They had (or, have) been.

— They had (or, have) not been.

— They must be.

— They must not be.

— They ought to be.

— They ought not to be.

— They shall (or, will) be.

— They shall (or, will) not be.

— They should (or, would) be.

— They should (or, would) not be.

— They were to be.

— They were not to be.

To be CNP

To be at ^ cnq

To be done onr

To be had.. . .CNS

— Was, or, Were to be.

— We can (or, may) be.

—We can not (or, may not) be.

— We could (or, might) be.

— We could (or, might) not be.

— We had (or, have) been.

— We had (or, have) not been.

— We must be.

—We must not be.

— We shall (or, will) be.

— We shall (or, will) not be.

—We should (or, would) be.

—We should (or, would) not be.

— We were to be.

— We were not to be.

When shall (or, will) be' crs

When shall (or, will) it be done?..ORX

When shall (or, will) you be ? csd

Where shall (or, will) be? ctl

I

Part I.

ATJXILIAEY PHRASES.

65

BE— CAN.

BIX

BIY

BIZ

BJA

BJC

BJD

BJE

BJP

BJG

BJH

BJI

BJK

BJL

BJM

BJN

BJO

BJP

BJQ

BJR

BJS

BJT

BJU

BJV

BJW

BJX

BJY

BJZ

BKA

BKC

BKD

BKE

BKF
BKG
BKH

BKI

BKJ
BKL
BKM
BKN
BKO
BKP

Be — Continued.

Where shall {or, will) you be'

Will, etc. (See Shall.)
—Will it be -i

Would, etc. (SeeSho'uld.)
— You can {or, may) be.
—You can not {or, may not) be.
—You could (09', might) be.
—You could (or, might) not be.
—You had {or, have) been.
—You had {or, have) not been.
— Yoii must be.
— You must not be.
—You ought to be.
— You ought not to be.
—You shall {or, will) be.'
—You shall {or, will) not be.
—You should (or, would) be.
—You should {or, would) not be.
— You were to be.
— You were not to be.

By.

— By him (his, her-s, it-s).

— By me (my, mine. )

— By that {or, this.)

—By the.

— By them (their-s).

— By there.

— By these {or, those).

— By us (our-s).

— By what {or, which).

— By whom {or, whose).

— By you-r-s.

— Me by.

Not by...

-CTU

-CPO

Can {or. May). bke

— Can.
Can, or. Maybe bfg

Can, or. May do {or, be done) blt

Can, or. May do it blu

Can, or. May have bqe

Can, or. May have been. bfh

Can, or. May have done {or, been done)

BLV

Can, or. May have had bqf

Can, or. May he (she, it, or person s or
things indicated)'! btj

Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) be? btk

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been? btl

— Can, or. May his (hers, it-s)?

— Can, or. May I (my, mine) ?

— Can, or, May I be ?

Can, or, May I have — some — ? bqg

Can, or. May it be done? BLw

— Can, or. May that {or, this) ?

Can, or. May the ? hue

Can, or, May there be? bpi

— Can, or, May these (or, those) ?

—Can, or. May they (their-s) ?

— Can, or. May they not ?
Can, or. May we (our-s) ?
Can, or, May you-r-s ?

— Can not, or. May not ?

Cannot, or. May not be bfj

Can not, or. May not do {or, be done) . blx

Can not, or. May not do it bly

Cannot, or, May not have bqh

BKQ
BKR
BKS

BKT

BKU

BKV

BKW

Can — Continued.

Can not, or, May not have been bfk

Can not, or. May not have done {or,
been done) blz

Can not, or. May not have had bqi

Cannot, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? btm

Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indieaied) have been ?

BTN

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) bua

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) be buc

He, She. It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) bud

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be ..bue
How can {or, may)? ... bxj

— I can {or, may).

I can (or, may) be bpx

lean (or, may) have bri

— I can not {or, may not).

I can not (or, may not) be bfy

I can not (or, may not) have brj

—I shall (or, will) if I can.

I will do it if I can..^ lip'

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) cun {or, may) byd

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) cannot {or, may not) bye

If I can {or, may) bza

If I can not {or, may not) bzc

If it can {or, may) be done bzr

If it can not {or, may not) be done. .Bzs

If they can (or may) cah

If they can not {or, may not) cai

If we can {or, may) _ ...caz

If we can not {or, may not) cba

If you can {or, may) cbs

If you can not {or, may not) cbt

It, etc. (See He.)

It can be bgn

It can {or, may) be done bnk

It can not be _ boo

It can not {or, may not) be done bnl

No, I can not huz

Nothing can {or, could) skb

That, or, This can (o)', may) ckq

That, or, This can {or, may) be-..-CKR
That, or, This can not (or may not) .CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not)

be ■ cKT

There can {or, may) cmi

There can (or, may) be .' cmj

There can not {or, may not) cmk

There can not {or, may not) be cml

—They can (or, may).

They can (or, may) be bhp

They can (or, may) have bsp

—They can not (or, may not).

They can not (or, may not) be bhq

They can not (or, may not) have ...bsg

—We can {or, may).

We can (or, may) be bih

We can {or, may) have bsn

— We can not {or, may not).

We can not (or, may not) be ...Bij

We can not (or, may not) have BSO

What, or. Which can {or, may)?...cpz
When can {or, may)? CQZ

76,564—09-

66

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

CAN-DO.

BKX
BKY

BKZ

BLA
BLC
BLD

BLE
BLF

BLG
BLH
BLI
BLJ

BLK
BLM

Can — Continued.

When I can {or, may) CKM

Where can (or, may)? CSV

Who can (or, may)? CUJ

Why can (or, may)? huf

Why can not {or, may not) cvd

Yes, lean hug

— You £an, {or, may).

You can (or, may) be biy

You can {or, may) have bsy

— You can not {or, may not).

You can not {or, may not) be biz

Yon can not {or, may not) have Bsz

Could {or. Might) bkz

—Could.

Could, or. Might be bfl

Could, or. Might do {or, be done)--BMA

Could, or. Might have bqj

Could, or, Might have been bfm

Could, or. Might have done {or, been

done) .-- BMC

Could, or. Might have had bqk

Could, or, Might he (she, it, orperxon-s

or things indicated) be? bto

Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or thihgs indicated) not be ? btp

— Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s) ?

— Could, or. Might I (my, mine)?

— Could, or. Might not.

Could, or, Might not be bfn

Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD

Could , or. Might not have bql

Could, or. Might not have been bfo

Could, or. Might not have done {or, been

done) BME

Could, or. Might not have had bqm

— Could, or. Might that {or, this) ?

—Could, or. Might the ?
Could, or, Might there be ? bfp

— Could, or. Might these {or, those)?

—Could, or. Might they (their-s) ?

— Could, or, Might we (our-s)?

— Could, or. Might you-r-s ?
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) buf

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not bug

How could {or, might)? bxk

— I could (or, might).

I could (or, might) be bfz

I could (or, might) have bek

— I could {or, might) not.

1 could (or, might) not be bga

I could (or, might) not have brl

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) - , byf

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could, or, might not byg

If I could (or, might) bzd

If I could (or, might) not bze

If they could {or, might) caj

If they could (or, might) not cal

If we could (or, might) cbd

If we could (or, might) not cbe •

If you could (or, might) CBu

If you could (or, might) not cbv

It, etc. (See He.)

It could {or. might) be done bnm

It could (or, might) not be done bno

Nothing could Skb

BLN
BLG
BLP
BLQ

BLR

BLS

BLT

BLU

BLV

BLW

BLX

BLY

BLZ

BMA

BMC

BMD
BME

BMF

BMG
BMH
BMI

BMJ
BMK
BML
BMN
BMO
BMP
BMQ
BMB,

BMS

BMT

BMU

BMV

BMW

BMX

Could — Continued.
She, etc. (See He.)

That, or This could (or, might) Cku

That, or This could (or, might) be. -Cxv
That, or This could (or, might) not be,

CKW

There could (or, might) cmn

There could ( or, might) be CMO

There could {or, might) not be cmp

— They could {or, might).
They could (or, might) be bhr

-^They could (or, might) not.
They could (or, might) not be bhs

— We could (or, might).
We could ()pr, might) be.- bik

— We could {or, might) not.

We could (or, might) not be bim

What, or. Which could (or, might) ?-CQA

When could (or, might)? cea

Where could ( or, might) 1 -J csw

Who could {or, might)? cum

Why could (or, might)? cve

Why could (or, might) not? cvp

— You could {or, might).
You could (or, might) be bja

— You could (or, might) not.
You could (or, might) not be bjc

Do. Dobs. Did. Doing. Done-.-bmf

— Can, or. May do (or, be done).

— Can, or, May do it.

— Can, or, Mayhave done (or, been done).

— Can, or. May it be done?

— Can not, or. May not do (or, be done).

— Can not, or, May not do it.

— Can not, or. May not have done (or,
been done).

— Could, or, Might do (or, be done).

— Could, or. Might have done (or, been
done).

^Could, or. Might not do (or, be done).

— Could, or. Might not have done (or, been
done). '

— Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
Do, Does, or. Did he (she,.it, or persons
or things indicated) ?.. btq

— Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?

— Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)?
-Do, Does, or, Did not.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have BTR

—Does, or. Did that (or this)?

— Do, Does, or. Did the?

— Do, Does, or. Did there?

— Do, or. Did these (or, those)?

— Do, Does, or. Did they (their-s) ?

— Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s) ?

— Do, Does, or. Did you-r-s?

— Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been
done) .
■Had, has, or. Have not done (or, been

done).
•Had, or. Have I done?

— Had, or. Have they done?

— Had, or. Have we done?

— Had, or. Have you done?
■Having done.

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui

Part I.

AtrXILIABY PHRASES.

67

DO.

BMY
BMZ
BNA
BNC
BND
BNE
BNF
BNG

BNH

BNI

BNJ

BNK

BNL

BNM

BNO

BNP

BNQ

BNR

BNS

BNT

BNU

BNV

BNW
BNX

Do — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)- had (has, or, have) done (or,

is, or, are doing) bul

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done

(or, is, or, are not doing) bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be

done) BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do [or,

be done) bvr

How do (does, or, did)? bxl

How do (or, did) you?. bxm

-I do (or, di^.
-I do (or, ai«) not.
-I had (or, have) done.
-I had (or, have) not done.
— I shall (or. will) do.
— I shall (or, will) not do.
— I should (or, would) do.
— I should (or, would) not do.

I will doit if I can lip

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not ^.byi

If I do (or, did) 1 bzf

If I do (or, did) not- bzg

If I were you I should not do it liq

If it can (or, may) be done bZe

If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS

If they do (or, did) cam

If they do (or. did) not can

If we do (or, did) cbf

If we do (or, did) not cbg

If you do (or, did), cbw

If you do (or, did) not CBX

— Is it done?

— Is it not to be done?

—Is it to be done?

It, etc. (See He.)
— It can (or, may) he done.
— It can not (or, may not) be done.
—It could (or, might) be done.
—It could (or, might) not be done.
—It has (or, had) been done.
—It has (or, had) not b^en done.
—It ought to be done.
-It ought not to be done.
—It shall (or, will) be done.
-It shall (or, will) not be done.
—It will do.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must do (or, be done) CEN

Must not do (or, be done)-- cew

Not doing cfp

Not done - cpQ

Not to be done CGi

Oughtl to— do? CHQ

Ought to do (or, be done) .'. chz

—Shall, or. Will do, (or, be done) .
—Shall, or. Will have done (or, been done).
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated), do (or, be done)?

BWF

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or, persons or
things indicated), not do (or, be done)?

BWJ

BNY
BNZ

BOA
BOC
BOD
BOE
BOF
BOG

BOH
BOI

BOJ
BOK
BOL
BOM

BON
BOP
BOQ
BOE
BOS
BOT

BOU
BOV

BOW
BOX
BOY
BOZ

Do — Continued.

Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) .
—Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done) .
Shall, or. Will they do it ?
— Shall, or, Will they not do it ?
—Shall, or, Will you do it ?
—Shall, or. Will you not do it ?
— Should, or. Would do (or, be done).
— Should, or. Would have done (or, been
done).
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done),

BWO

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) BWT

—Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).

— Should, or. Would npt have done (or,
been done) .

— They do (or, did).

— They do (or, did) not.

— They had (or, have) done.

— They had (or, have) not done.

To be done - one

To do --- CNT

— Was, or, Were done (or, doing).

— Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).

— We do (or, did).

— We do (or, did) not.

— We had (or, have) done,

— We had (or, have) not done.
What, or. Which do (does, or, did) ?. .cqb,
What, or, Which does(do, or, did)he (she

it,orperson-sorthingsindicated)1.cqD
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,

or,you)? — CQE

What, or. Which shall (or, will)I (or, we)

do? -- --CQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) they (or,

you) do? CQN

What, or. Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? cqr

What, or. Which should (or, would) they

(or.you) do? CQS

When do (does, or, did) ?- Ckb

When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or,
persons or things indicated) 1 — ced

When do (or, did) I (or, wej? ore

When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- - -Crf

When done with ceg

When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)

do? CEV

When shall (or, will) it be done ?. - -CEX

Where do (does, or, did) ? CSX

Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? ..---. CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?. - -CSZ

Who do (does, or, did) ? CUO

Why do (does, or, did)?-- CVG

Why do (does, or, did) not ? .- CVH

Why do (or,did; you? -CVi

Why do (or, did) you not? CVJ

Will, etc. (See Shall.)

—Will it do ?

—Will not do.

Will you doit? owe

Would. (See Should.)

—You do (or, did).

—You do (or, did) not.

— You had (or, have) done.

— ^You had (or, have) not done.

68

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

FOR— HAD, HAS, HAVE.

BPA
BPC
BPD

BPE

BPF

BPG

BPH

BPI

BPJ

BPK

BPL

BPM

BPN
BPO

BPQ

BPE

BPS

BPT

BPU

BPV

BPW

BPX

BPY

BPZ

BQA

BQC
BQD
BQE

BQF

BQG
BQH

BQI
BQJ

BQK
BQL

Fob BPA

—For.

—For all.

— For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).

— For me (my, mine).

— For that [or, this).

—For the.

— For them (their-s).

— For these (or, those).

— For lis (oTir-s).

— For what {or, which).

— For whom, (or, whose).

— For yoTi-r-s.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur

Not for CFR

They are for cnm

Was, or, Were for i cop

Where for? cta

From bpn

— From.

— From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
things indicated).

— From me (my, mine).

— From that {or, this).

— From the.

— From them (their-s).

— From there.

— From thi-se {or, those).

— From us (our-s).

— From what {or, which).

— From whence (or, where).

— From whom (or, whose).

— From you-r-s
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus

Not from cfs

They are from bet

Was, or. Were from coq

Where are you from? si

Had, Has, or. Have bqn

— Am, Are, or. Is to have.
— Am, Are, or. Is not to have.
— Can, or, May have.

Can, or. May have been bph

Can, or, May have done {or, been

done) - blv

— Can, or. May have had.
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have been ? btl

—Can, or. May I have — some — ?
— Can not, or. May not have.

Can not, or. May not have been bfk

Can not, or. May not have done (or, been

done) ,BLz

— Can not. or. May not have had.
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) have

been? ... btn

— Could, or. Might have.

Could, or. Might have been bpm

Could, or. Might have done {or, been

done) BMC

— Could, or. Might have had.
—Could, or. Might not have.

Could, or. Might not have been bpo

Could, or. Might not have done (or, been
done) BME

BQM

BQN
BQO

BQP

BQR
BQS

BQT
BQU

BQV

BQW

BQX

BQY

BQZ

BRA

BRC
BRD

BRE
BRF

BEG

BRH

Had, Has, or. Have — Continued.
— Could, or. Might not have had.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons

indicated) have btr

— Had, Has, or. Have.

— Had. Has, or. Have any.

Had, Has, or. Have been bfq

Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been

done) bmr

— Had, Has, or. Have had.
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) bts

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) been _ .btu
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had - . _btv
Had, Has, or, Hsive. he (she, it, or .per-
sons or things indicated) not btw

Had. Has, or. Have, he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been,

BTX

Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had-BTY
Had, Has, or. Have, his (her-s, it-s).
Had, Has, or, Have, I (my, mine) ?

Had, or. Have I been ? bpe

Had, or. Have I done? bmt

— "Had, or. Have I had ?

— Had, Has, or. Have not. x

Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs

Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been

done) bms

—Had, Has, or. Have not had.

— Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this).

— Had, Has, or. Have the.

— Had, Has, or. Have there.

— Had, or. Have these (or, those) ?

—Had, Has. or. Have they (them, theirs) ?

Had. or. Have they been ? bft

Had, or. Have they done ? bmu

— Had, or. Have they had ?
—Had. Has. or. Have we (our-s)?

Had, or. Have we been bpu

Had, or. Have we done bmv

— Had, or. Have we had V

— Had. Has, or. Have you-r-s.

Had, or. Have you been ? bpv

Had, or. Have you done ? bmw

— Had, or. Have you had ?

Having qpi

Having been... bfw

Having done bmx

— Having had.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has. or, have) . buj

He. She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have been)._.BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,

or, are doing) bul

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had . ..bum
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun

He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,

. is, or, are not doing) bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

69

HAD, HAS, HAVE.

BRI

BRJ

BRK

BRL

BRM

BRN
BRO

BRP
BRQ
BRS
BRT
BRU

BRV

BRW

BRX
BRY
BRZ

BSA

Had, Has, or, KArrE— Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should [or, would) have-..BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not have.BVS
How had (has, or, have)? bxn

— I can {or, may) have.

— I can not {or. may not) have.

— I could {or, might) have.

— I could {or, might) not have.

— I had {or, have).

I had (or, have) been bgc

I had {or, have) done ---^ bna*

— I had {or, have) had.

— I had {or, have) not.

I had {or, have) not been bqd

I had (or, have) not done bnc

— I had (or, have) not had.

— I shall {or, will) have.

— I shall {or, will) not have.

— I should {or, would) have.

— I should {or, would) not have.

I should {or, would) have been bgk

I should (or, would) not have been.-BGM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) .. byj

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have; not byk

If I had {or, have) bzh

If I had {or, have) not bzi

If they had (or, have) . cao

If they had {or, have) not cap

If we had {or, have) cbh

If we had {or, hav3)not cbi

If you had {or, have) cby

If you had {or, have) not cbz

Is, etc. (See Are. )
It, etc. (See He.)

It has {or, had) been bgp

It has (or,'had) been done bnp

It has {or, had) not been bgq

It has {or, had) not been done bnq

Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have bwa

— Let them have.
May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must have -CEO

Miist have been cep

Must have had ceq

Not to be had , cgj

Ought not to have cht

Ought to have cia

—Shall, or. Will have.
Shall, or, "Will have done {or, been done)

BNX

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have ? bwg

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not have ? bwk

—Shall, or. Will I have ?
—Shall, or. Will I not have ?
—Shall, or. Will not have.
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been

done) BNZ

She, etc. (See He.)
—Should, or. Would have.

Should, or, Wouldhave been bhl

Should, or. Would have done {or, been
done) bog

BSC

BSD

BSE

BSF
BSG
BSH

BSI
BSJ

BSK
BSL
BSM

BSN
BSO
BSP

BSQ
BSR

BST

BSU

BSV

BSW

BSX

Had, Has, or, Have — Continued.
•^Should, or. Would have had.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) have 1 bwp

Should, or, Would he (she, it,, or person-s

or things indicated) have been . -BWQ

Should, or,Wouldhe(she, it, or person-s

or things indicated) not have---Bwu

Should, or. Would he (she, it, persons or

things indicated) not have been ?- bwv

— Should, or. Would not have.

Should, or. Would not have been ?_bhn

Should, or. Would not have done {or,

been done) boi

— Should, or. Would not have had.

That, or. This had (has, or, have).CKX
That, or, This had (has, or, have)been,

OKY

That, or, This had (has, or, have) not

been ckz

There had (has, or, have) CMQ

There had (has, or, have) been cmr

There hadjhas, or, have) not been-CMS
There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should {or, would) not have been,

, . ONE

— They can {or, may) have.

^They can not {or, may not) have.

— They had (or, have).

They had {or, have) been.., bht

They had (or, have) done bol

— They had {or, have) had.

— They had {or, have) not.

They had {or, have) not been bhu

They had {or, have) not done bom

— They had {or, have) not had.

— They should {or, would) have.

— They should {or, would) not have.
This, etc. (See That.)

To be had cns

To have cku

— We can {or, may) have.

— We can not {or, may not) have.

— We had {or, have).

We had {'or, have) been bin

We had {or, have) done BOS

— We had {or, have) had.

— We had {or, have) not.

We had {or, have) not been bio

We had {or, have) not done bot

— We had {or, have) not had.

— We shall {or, will) have.

— We shall (or, will) not have.

— We should {or, would) have.

— We should {or, would) not have.
What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?

CQP

What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have? cqm

What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or, you) have? CQO

When had (has, or, have)? ._ ckh

When had {or, have) you? CRi

When shall {or, will) I have? crw

When shall (or, will) they {or, you)

have? --.CEZ

When shall {or, will) we have? csa

Where had (has, or, have)?.- ctb

Where shall {or, will) I have? cto

Where shall {oj; will) they {or, you)
have? CTQ

70

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

HAD, HAS, HAVE— HE, SHE, IT.

BSY
BSZ
BTA

BTC
BTD

BTE
BTF
BTG
BTH
BTI

BTJ

BTK

BTL

BTM

BTN

BTO

BTP

BTQ

BTR

BTS

BTU

BTV

BTW

BTX

BTY

BTZ
BUA

BUG

BUD

L

Had, Has, or. Have — Continued.

, Where shall (or, will) we have ? cte

Which, etc. (See What.)

Who had (has, or, have)? cup

Why had (has, or, have) 1 CVK

Why had (has, or, have) not? CVL

Why had {or, have) yoti? cvm

Why had (or, have) you not?-.. cvn

Will it have? -,cwd

Would, etc. (See Should.)

— You can (or, may) have.

— You can not (or, may not) have.

— You had (or, have).

You had (or, have) been bjd

You had (or, have) done boy

— You had (or, have) had.

— You had (or, have) not.

You had (or, have) not been bje

You had (or, have) not done boz

— You had [or, have) not had.

— Yoti shall (or, will) have.

— You shall (or, will) not have.

— You should (or, would) have.

— You should (or, would) not have.

He BTZ

He, She, It, or. Persons, or. Things.
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is.)

— Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ?

— Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) be ?

— Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ?

— Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ?

— Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

— Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ?

— Could, or. Might he (she, it or persons
or things indicated) not be ?

— Do, Does, or. Did he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1

— Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
cated) have.
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or

things indicated) bpd

From him (his, hers, it-s, or person s
or things indicated) ._ bpo

— Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1

— Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it or per-
sons or things indicated) been ?

—Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) had ?

— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not ?

— Had, has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been.

— Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not had ?

—He.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may).
— He, She, It (or persons or thiiigs indi-
cated) can (or, may) be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or. may not).

BUE

BUF

BUG

BUH

BUI

BUJ

BUK

BUL

BUM

BUN
BUG
BUP

BUQ

BUR

BUS

BUT

BUY

BUW

BUX

BUY
BUZ
BVA
BVC
BVD
BVE

bYf

BVG

BVH

BVI

BVJ

BVK

BVJ.

He, She, It— Continued.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might).

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did).

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have).

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) h%d (has, or, have) been.

— He, She, It (or person- s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
or, are doing) .

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have) not.

— He, She, It (or perso^i-s or things indi-
cated) had (has or, have) not been.

—He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has. or, have) not done
(or, is, or. are not doing).

— He, She, It (or person -s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have) not had.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are).

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is.(or, are) able to.

. — He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) may. (See Can. )
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) might. (See Could.)

— He She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be.

—He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) .

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.

— He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be.

— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

71

HE, SHE, IT.

BVM
BVN

BVO
BVP
BVQ
BVR

BVS

BVT

BVU

BVW

BVX

He, She, It— Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, -would) be.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.
— He, She, It (or persons, or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.
— He, She, It (or persons or, things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).
— He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not.
— He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be.
—He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall. )
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
How is (oi , are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated)"! bxo

How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)^ -.s^?

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) byd

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not)-,---BYE
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) covild (or, might) byf

If he (she. it. or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi

If he (she, it. or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not. ..byk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) -.byl

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is. (or. are) not byn

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) -BYP

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr

If he(she, it, or persons or.thing-s indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys

If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt

If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (-See Shall. )

BVY

BVZ
BWA

BWC
BWD

BWE

BWF

BWG

BWH

BWI

BWJ

BWK

BWL

BWM

BWN
BWO

BWP
BWQ
BWR
BWS
BWT

BWU
BWV

BWX
BWY

He, She, It— Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should. )
— Is, or. Are he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) 1
—It.

— Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have.
May he (she, it, etc.)? (See Can.)
Might he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Could. )
Must he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated)'!. cek

Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn

— Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.

— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"!

— Shall, or. Will he, (she. it, or persons
or things indicated) be?

—Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?

— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) have?

—Shall, or. Will he (she, it,. or person-s
or things indicated) not?
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be?

— Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done) ?

— Shalli or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?

—She.

— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1

— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?

—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) do (or, be
done)?

— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) have?

—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?

— Should, or. Would he (she, it, er per-
son-s or things indicated) not?

—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) not be?

—Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not do (or,
be done) ?

— Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indiaated) not have?

— Should, or Would he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have been?
That he (she, it, or person-s or things
■indicated) cla

— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated)^

— Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) not ?
What, or Which does (do, or did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)"! CQD

What, or Which is (or are) he (she, it,
orperson-s or things indicated) ? - _cpx
When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or

person-s or thing-s indicated)'^ crd

Wlien he (she, it, orperson-s or thing-s
indicated) is (or are) -■ crj

72

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

HE, SHE, IT— I.

He, She, It— Contimced.

How — Continued.

When is (or are) he (she, it, or persons

BXL

—How do (does, or, did)?

or things indicated) 1 cen

BXM

—How do {or, did) you?

When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-

BXN

—How had (has, or, have) ?

sons or things indicated)^. CRT

BXO

—How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons \

Where he (she, it, or per sons or things

or things indicated) 1

indicated) is {or, are) ctd

BXP

— How must?

Where is {or are) he (she, it, or persons

BXQ

— How ought?

or things indicated)1 cth

BXR

—How shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per- \

Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-

sons or things indicated) ?

sons or things indicated)''. CTM

BXS

—How shall {or, will) I ?

Will ne (she, It, or persons or things

BXT

— How shall {or, will) we ?

indicated) etc. 1 (See Shall.)

BXU

—How shall {or, will) you ?

Would he (she, it, or persons or things

BXV

— How should {or, would)?

indicated) etc. ? {See Should. )

BXW
BXY

—How was {or, were) ?
—How will they ?

Hek-s-self. (See Him) bxd

I

.. BYA

Hm. His. Himself bxc

BXZ

—After I.
Ami?

-—EEC

Him. His. Hers. Its.

Am I not?

...BED

BWZ

— After him (his, her-s, it).

Am I to?

...BEF

Are, or, Is his (her-s, its) ..-Bek

Can, or, May I (my, mine)?

. - . BKG

BXA

— Before him (his, her-s, it-s).

Can, or, May I be?-

--BKH

By him (his, hers, it-s) bjr

Can, or. May I have— some ?

---BQG

Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s) ? bkf

Could, or. Might I (my, mine)? .

---BLC

Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?- .bla

Do, Does, or, Did I(mv, mine)?..

-.BMH

Do, Does, or, Did his (hers, it-s) ?. -Bmg

Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)

?--BQS

Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-

Had, or. Have I been?

---BFR

cated) have BTR

Had, or. Have I done?

...BMT

For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or

Had, or. Have I had

...BQT

things indicated) bpd

How am I?

...BXG

From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons

How shall (or, will) I?

---BXS

or things indicated) bpo

Had, Has, or. Have his (her-s, it-s)-BQR

BYA

—I.

BXC

—Him, His, Himself.

lam

— -BEA

BXD

— Her-s-self.

I am not

---BEX

If he (his, her-s, it-s) byv

I can {or, may) _

.-.BKQ

In him (his, hers, it-s) cdj

I can {or, may) be

--.BFX

Is, etc. {See Are. )

I can (or, may) have

--.BRI

It --- BVZ

I can not {or, may not)

...BKR

Its-self- CDY

I can not {or, may not) be

- - -BFY

Let her be - --.bgv

I can not (or. may not) have

---BEJ

BXE

— Let him be.

I could (or, might)

- . . BLK

Let him (her, it, or persons or things

I could {or, might) be

--.BFZ

indicated) — have bwa

I could {or. might) have

...BEK

May, etc. (See Can.)

I could (or, might) not

...BLM

Might, etc. (See Could.)

I could {or, might) not be. -

-..BGA

Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces

I could^ or, might) not have

---BEL

Not his (her-s, it-s) cft

I do {or, did) .

--BMY

Of him (his, her-s, its) cgn

I do (or, did) not--

. -BMZ

On him (his, her-s, it-s) cgy

I had {or. have)

...BRM

Ought his (her-s, it-s)? cho

I had {or, have) been

...B6C

Shall, or. Will his (hers, its)? cis

I had (or, have) done---

- -BNA

Should, or. Would his (her-s, it s)?-CJP

I had {or, have) had

...BRN

That his (her-s, its) clb

I had {or, have) not

...BRO

To him (his, her-s, its) CNv

I had {or, have) not been - ---

— -BGD

Was, or. Were his (her-s, it-s) cor

I had (or, have) not done

--.BNC

When his (her-s, it-s) .- crk

1 had (or, have) not had-- -

---BRP

Where his (her-s, it-s) cte

I may, etc. (See Can. )

Will, etc. (See Shall.)

I might, etc. (See Could.)

With him (his, her-s, it-s)..- cwg

Would, etc. (See Should. )

How BXF

I must --

I must be .

BGE

I njust not .

CEL

Imustnotbe

-BGP

BXF

— How.

I ought to

- - . CHL

BXG

—How am I?

I ought not to

--CHM

BXH

— How are they?

I shall {or, will)

.- CIO

BXI

-^How are you?

I shall {or, will) be—

.--BGH

BXJ

— How can {or. may) ?

I shall {or, will) do

BND

BXK

-^How could {or. might)?

I shall {or, will) have

---BRQ

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

73

I— IF.

—Continued.

I shall (or, -will) if I can bks

I shall (or, will) not -CIP

I shall (or, will) not be bgi

I shall (or, will) not do _-.bne

I shall (or, will) not have brs

I should (or, would) cjm

I should (or, would) be bgj

I should (or, would) do. bnp

I should (or, would) have ..brt

I should (or, would) have been bgk

I should (or, would) not - ...CJN

I should (or, would) not be bgl

I should (or, would) not do bng

I should (or, would) not have bru

I should (or, would) not have been.BGM

I was ---COH

I was not coi

I will, etc. (See Shall. )

I will do it if. I can lip

I would, etc. (See Should. )

If I (my, mine)- byw

If lam -\ BYX

If I am not byz

If I can (or, may) bza

If I cannot (or, may not)' bzc

If I could (or, might) bzd

If I could (or, might) not bze

If I do (or, did) bzf

If I do (or. did) not bzg

If I had (or, have) bzh

If I had (or, have) not -_.BZi

If I must bzj

If I must not -BZK

If I ought to — --.BZL

If I ought not to BZM

If I shall (or, will) bzn

If Ishall (or, will) not ...bzg

If I should (or, would) bzp

If I should (or, would) not bzq

If I was- -BZT

If I was not Bzu

If I were you I should not do it liq

May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must I (my, mine)? get

Needl (my,mine)? -.geh

No, I can not Huz

Not I (my.mine) Cfu

Ought I (my, mine)? CHP

Ought I to— do ■? CHQ

Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? CIT

Shall, or, Willi be? bhc

Shall, or. Will I have? brx

Shall, or. Will I not have bry

Should, or, Would I (my, mine) ? --CjQ

That I (my, mine) old

Was, or. Were I (my, mine) ? cos

Was I? COT

Was I not? cou

What, or. Which am I? cpv

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I ? - -CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) do?- -WCV?'^^

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or.

We) have? cqm

What, or. Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? CQ^

When am I to? CQV

When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore

When I (my, mine) c^l

BYC

BYD

BYE

BYF

BYG

BYH

BYI

BYJ

BYK

BYL

BYM

BYN

BYO

BYP

BYQ

BYR

.BYS

BYT

BYU

BYV

BYW

BYX

BYZ

BZA

BZC

BZD

BZE

BZF

BZG

BZH

BZI

BZJ

BZK

BZL

BZM

BZN

I — Continued.

When I can (or, may) crm

When shall (or, will) I (or, we) ?.-CEU

When shall (or, vrill) 1 have ? crw

When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)

do? -. CRV

Where am I (or, are we)?-- csq

Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy

Where I (my, mine) ---CTf

Where I am (or, we are) ctg

Where shall (or. will) I (or, we)? -.CTN

Where shall (or, will) I have ? CTO

Why am I? CUY

If.

Ishall, or, I will if lean , bks

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are). (See Is.)

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may).

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not).

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or. might).

— If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) could (or, might) not.

— If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did).

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not.

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have).

—If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not.

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are).

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to.

— If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not.

— If he (she, it, or person s or thing s indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to.

— If he (she. it, or persons or things indi
cated) shall (or, vnll).

— If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not.

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would).

— If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not.

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were).

— If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not.

— If he (his, she, her-s, it-s).

— If I (my, mine).

— If I am.

— If I am not.

— If I can (or, may).

— If I can not (or, may not).

— If I could (or, might).

— If I could (or, might) not.

—If I do (or, did).

—If I do (or, did) not.

— If I had (or, have).

— If I had (or, have) not.

—If I must.

— If I must not.

—If I ought to.

— If I ought not to.

—If I shall (or, will).

74

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

IF— IS.

If — Continued.'

In — Continued.

BZO

—If I shall (or, will) not.

CDL

— In our-s (us).

BZP

—If I should (or, would).

CDM

—In that (or, this).

BZQ

— ^If I should (or, would) not.
— ^If it can (or may) be done.

CDN

— In the.

BZR

CDO

— In them (their-s).

BZS

— If it can not (or, may not) be done.

CDP

—In these (or, those).

BZT

—If I was.

CDQ

— In what (or, which).

BZU

—If I was not.

CDR

—In you-r-s.

If I were you I should not do it liq

Not in Ui'v

BZV

—If not.
If our-s (we) caw

BZW

-If so.

CDS

Is.

BZX

—If that (or, this).

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

BZY

—If the.

cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,

CAB

—if there.

w, are doing) bul

CAD

.—If these (or, those).

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

CAE

—If they (their-s).

cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or.

CAP

— If they are.

is, or, are not doing) bup

CAG

— If they are not.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

CAH

— If they can (or, may).

cated) is {or, are) but

CAI

—If they can not (or, may not).

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

CAJ

— If they could (or, might).

cated) is (or, are) able to but

CAL

— If they could (or, might) not.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

CAM

—If they do (or, did):

cated) is (or, are) for buk

CAN

—If they do (or, did) not.

He, She. It (or persons or things inAi-

CAG,

— If they had (or, have).

cated) is (or, are) from bus

CAP

— If they h'ad (or, have) not.

He, She, It (or person s or things indi-

S^S

—If they shall (or. will).

cated) is (or, are) not buw

CAR

— If they shall (or, will) not.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

CAS

— If they should (or, would).

cated) is (or, are) not able to bux

: CAT

— If they should (or, would) not.

How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons

CAU

— If they were.

or things indicated)'! bxo

CAV

— If they were not.

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-

CAW

— If we (our-s).

cated) is (or, are) : byl

CAX

— If we are.

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-

CAY

— If we are not.

dicated) is (or, are) able to bym

CAZ

— If we can (or, may).

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-

CBA

— If we can not {or, may not).

cated)is (or, are) not byn

CBD

— If we could (or, might).

If he 'she, it or persons or thing s indi-

CBE

—If we could (or. might) not.

cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

CBF

—If we do (or, did).

Is, Am, or, Are to beh

CBG

— If we do (or, did) not.

Is, Am, or. Are to be bpc

CBH

— If we had (or, have).

Is, Am, or. Are to have bqc

CBI

— If we had (or, have) not.

Is, Am, or. Are not beg

CBJ

—If we shall (or, will).

Is, Am, or. Are not to be bed

CBK

— If we shall (or, will) not.

Is, Am, or. Are not to have bqd

CBL

— If we should (or, would).

Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or

CBM

—If we should (or, would) not.

things indicated)— to ? bvy

CBN

— If we were.

Is, or. Are his (her-s, it-s) bek

CBO

— If we were not.

CDT

-Is it?

CBP
CBQ

— If you-r-s.
— If you are.

Is it done? bnh

Is it not to be done? bni

CBR

— If you are not.

CDU

—Is it so ?

CBS
CBT

— If you can (or, may).

— If you can not (or, may not).

Is it to be done? bnj

Is, or. Are my (mine)? bel

CBU

— If you could (or might).

Is, or. Are ours, or. Are we ? bem

CBV

—If you could (or, might) not.

CDV

—Is that (or, this).

CBW
CBX

—If you do (or, did).

— If you do (or, did) not.

Is, or. Are the ben

Is, or. Are their-s, or. Are they ? _ . -BEO

CBY

—If you had (or. have).

Is, or. Are there — any? hep

CBZ

— If you had (or, have) not.

Is, or. Are with — ber

CDA

— If you shall (or, will).

Is, or. Are you-r-s ? , bes

CDB

—If you shall (or, will) not.

It, etc. (See He, She, It.)

CDE
CDF

— If you should (or, would).
—If you should (or, would) not.

That, or. This is cle

That, or. This is not clf

CDG
CDH

— If you were.
— If you were not.

That it is clg

That itis not clh

There is (or, are)., cmg

CDI
CDJ

In.

—In him (his, her-s, it-s).

There i? (or, are) not . cmh

There is nothing -..cmt

CDK

— In me (my, mine).

What, or. Which are (or, iV)?V..V. cpw

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

75

IS-MIGHT.

Is — Continued. ■

It— Continued.

What, or. Which is [or, are) he (she, it.

Must it-s (his, her-s)?

— CES

or persons or things indicated) ?-OPX

Not it-s (his, her-s)?

.-CFT

What, or, Which, is (or, are) you-r-s?

Of it-s (him, his, her-s)

.CGN

CPY

On it-s (him, his. her-s)

-COY

What, or, Which is it? CQG

Ought it-s (his, her-s) ?

-OHO

When are (or, is) ? CQW

Shall, or, Will it (he, she)?

-BWD

When he (she, it, or, persons or things

Shall, or, Will its (his, hers) ? ....

..CIS

indicated) is {or, are) -. crj

Shall, or, Will they do it ?

-BOA

When is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons

Shall, or, Will they not do it ? ... .

-.BOO

or things indicated) ? crn

Shall, or. Will you do it ?

..BOD

Where are {or, is)'( csR

Shall, or, Will you not do it?

..BOE

Where he (she, it, or persons or things

Should, or. Would it-s (his, her-s)

.-CJP

indicated) is {or, are) ctd

That it-s (his, her-s)

-.CLE

Where is {or. are) he (she, it, or persons

That it is

..CLG

or things indicated) 1 cth

That it is not

-CLH

Who are {or, is)? ..-Cui

To its (him, his, her-s)

-CNV

Why are {m\ is)? i cuz

Was, or. Were it-s (his, her-s)? ..
What, or, Which is it ? ..-

.-COR
..CQG

It Bvz

When it-s (his, her-s)

When shall {or will) it be done ?.

-CRK
-CRX

(See also He, She, It, or, Pbrson-s, or.

Where it-s (his, her-s) :

..GTE

Thing-s.)

Will, etc. (See Shall.)

Will it be? -

..BIX

CDW

—After it.

Will it do? -

.-BOU

CDX

— Before it— is.

Will you do it?

.OWE

By it-s (him, his, her-s) bjr

With it-s (him, his, her-s).

-CWG

1 Can, or, May do it blu

Would, etc. (See Should.)

i Can, or. May it-s (his, her-s)? bkp

Can, or. May it be done? blw

Cannot, or. May not doit bly

CDZ

May. (See Can. )

Could, or. Might it-s (his, her-s) ?--BLa

Do, Does, or. Did it-s (his, her-s) ?-.bm&

For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or

Me, My, Mine, Myself

..CED

things indicated) bpd

CEA

—After me (my, mine).

From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or

Are, or, Is my (mine).. — .

_.BEL

things indicated) bpo

CEB

— Before me (my, mine).

Had, Has, or. Have, it-s (his, her-s) ?-BQR

By me (my, mine)

-.BJS

If it-s (his, her-s, he, she) byv

G^n, or, May I (my, mine)?

Could', or. Might I (my, mine)^ ..

..BKG

If it can {or, may) be done _ - _ bz^

—BLC

If it can not {or, may not) be done--BZS

Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)? ..

.BMH

In it-s (him, his, her-s) CDJ

For me (my, mine)

-.BPE

Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s) bek

From me (my, mine

.-BPQ

Is it? --- -- - ---CDT

Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)?
If I (my, mine)

--BQS
.BYW

Is it done? bnh

Ts it not to be done _ - bni

In me (my, mine)

Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)

..CDK

Isitso'' - CDU

Is it to be done ? bnj

CDY

—Its-self.

CED

— Me, My, Mine, Myself.

It can be -BGN

Me by

..BKD

It can {or, may) be done bnk

CEF

— Me to.

It cannot be bgo

CEG

— Me with.

It can not {or. may not) be done .. .bnl

Might, etc. (See Could.)

It could {or. might) be done bnm

Must I (my, mine)?

..GET

It could {or, might) not be done ...bno

CEH

— Need I (my, mine)?

It had {or, has) been done bnp

NotI (my, mine)

..CFU

It had (or, has) not been done bnq

Of me (my, mine)

. .CGO

It oufirht to be BGR

On me (my, mine)

Ought I (my, mine)?

--CQZ
--CUP

It ought to be done.- ...bnr

It ought not to be bgs

Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)?

--CIT

It ought not to be done bns

Should, or, Would I (my, mine)?.

--CJQ-

It shall (or, will) — ciQ

Thatl (my, mine)--

--CLD

It shall {or, will) be.— bgt

Tome (my, mine)

.CNW

It shall {or, will) be done bnt

Was, or, Were i (my, mine).'

--COS

It shall {or, will) not be bqu

When I (my, mine)

-.CRL

It shall {or, will) not be done bnu

Where i (my, mine)

--CTF

It will do bnv

Will, etc. (See Shall. )

With me (my, mine)

-CWH

Let him (her, it, or persons or things

indicated) — have -BWA

Would, etc. (See Should.)

May, etc (See Can.)
Might, etc. {See Could.)

CEI

Might. (See Could.)

76

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

MUST— NOT.

CEJ

CEK
CEL

CEM
CEN
CEO
CEP
CEQ
CER

CES

CET

CEU

CEV

CEW

CEX

CEY

CEZ

CFA

CFB

CFD

CFE

CFG
CFH
CFI
CFJ

CFK

CFL

CFM

Must.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) vanat he -- -BUZ

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be --- BVC

How must? BXP

— I must.
I'must be bge

— I must not.

I must not be bgf

If I must - BZJ

If I must not BZK

— Must be.

— Must do {or, be done).

— Must have.

— Must have been.

— Must have had.

— Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) 1

— Must his (her-s, it-s) ?

— Must I (my, mine) ?

— Must not.

— Must not be.

— Must not do {or, be done).

— Must that {or, this)?

—Must the?

— Must there be?

— Must these {or, those)?

— Must they (their-s) ?

— Must we (our-s)?

— Must you-r-s?

That, or. This must CLI

That, or. This must be clj

That, or. This must not clk

That, or. This must not be «. clm

^They must.
They must be bhv

— They must not.
They must not be bhw

— We must.
We must be bip

— We must not.

We must not be biq

What, or, Which must? cqh

When must? cro

Where must? ._ --.CTI

Who must? CUQ

Why must? _.- cvo

— You must.
You must be bjf

— You must not.
You mustijotbe bjg

Not.

Am I not? - BED

Am, Is, or. Are not beg

Am, Is, or. Are not to be bpd

Am, Is, or. Are not to have bqd

Can, or. May they not? bkm

Can not, or. May not bkp

Can not, or. May not be bfj

Can not, or. May not do {or, be done)BLX

Can not, or, May not do it J bly

Can not, or, May not have - _ _ bqh

Can not, or. May not have been bfk

Can not, or, May not have done {or, been
done) BLz

Not — Continued.

Can not, or. May not have had bqi

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) laAve
been? btn

Could, or. Might be (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be? btp

Could, or. Might not bld

Could, or. Might not be bfn

Could, or. Might not do (or, bedone)-BMD

Could, or, Might not have bql

Could, or. Might not have been bpo

Could, or, MBght not have done {or, been
done) „--BMC

Could, or. Might not have had bqm

Bo, Does, or. Did not bmi

Do not let him (her, it, or persons or
things indicated) have btr

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not? --BTW

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not been? --.btx

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, ii,orperson^s
or things indicated) not had? bty

Had, Has, or. Have not bqu

Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs

Had, Has, or. Have not done (or, been
done) BMS

Had, Has, or. Have not had bqv

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) BUD

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be - -BUE

He. She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had(has, or, have) not been.BUO

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done {or,
is, or, are not doing; bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or. have ) not had - -BUQ

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not buw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or. are) not able to bux

He, She, It, etc., may. (See Can.)

He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to _-Bve

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) not -- bvj

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
■ cated) shall {or. will) not be bvk

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not bvp

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not be-.BVQ

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

77

NOT.

Not — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not do {or,

be done) : bye

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) nothave.Bvs
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not Bvu

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not to be ---Bvx

I am not bei

I can not {or, may not) bkr

I can not {or, may not) be bfy

I can not {or, may not) have brj

I could {or, might) not blm

I could (or, might) not be bga

I could {or, might) not have bel

I do {or, did) not bmz

I had {or, have) not beo

I had {or, have) not been bgd

I had (or, have) not done bnc

I had (or, have)nothad bkp

I must not CEI

I must not be _-BGF

I ought not to __. CHM

I shall {or, wil i not Cip

I shall {or, will) not be bgi

I shall {or, will) not do '_--BNe

I shall {or, will) not have brs

I should (or, would) not cjn

I should {or, would) not be bgl

I should {or, would) not do bng

I should (or, would) not have bru

I should (or, would) not have been. -BGM

I was not -Cqi

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may Aoi) bye

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not byg

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) Aoes (do, or, did) not byi

If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk

If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-

cated)iB (or, are) not byn

If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) shall (or. will) not - — byq

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not bys

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not --- byu

If I am not byz

If I can not (or, may not) BZC

If I could (or, might) not - - - bze

If I do {or, did) not bzg

If I had {or, have) not bzi

If I must not— - BZK

If I ought not to BZM

If I shall {or, will) not bzo

If I should (or, would) not bzq

If I was not Bzu

If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS

If not -- BZV

If they are not Cag

If they can not (or, may not) cai

If they could (or, might) not cal

If thev did (or, do) not -CAN

If they had (or, have) not-- cap

If they shall (or, will) not car

CFN

CFO

CFP

GFQ

CFR

CFS

OFT

CFU

CFV

CFW

CFX

CFY

CFZ

CGA

CGB

CGD

CGE

CGF

CGH

CGI

CGJ

CGK

CGL

Not — Continued.

If they should (or, would) not cat

If they were not cav

If we are not cay

If we can not {or, may not) ---Cba

If we could (or, might) not CBB

If we do (or, did) not --CBG

If we had {or, have) not _.cbi

If we shall {or, will) not cbk

If we should {or, would) not Obm

If we were not cbo

If you are not cbr

If you can not (or, may not) cbt

If you could {or, might) not cbv

If you do {or, did) not Cbx

If you had (or, have) not Cbz

If you shall (or, will) not cdb

If you should {or, would) not cdf

If you were not cdh

Is, etc. (See Are. )

It can not be bgo

It can not {or, may not) be done _ _ -Bnl
It could {or, might) not be done-..BNO

It had {or, has) not been done bnq

It ought not to be - bgs

It ought not to be done bns

It shall (or, will) not be bgu

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu

May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must not CEU

Must not be -.CEV

Must not do (or, be done) CEW

Need not be ---bgz

Not OFM

— Not be (been, being).

—Not by.

— Not doing.

— Not done.

— Not for.

— Not from.

— Not his (her-s, it-s).

— Not I (my, mine).

— Not in.

—Not of.

— Not on.

— Not our-s (us) .

— Not that (or, this).

—Not the.

— Not there.

— Not these {or, those).

— Not they (their-s).

—Not to.

— Not to be.

— Not to be done.

— Not to be had.

— Not with.

—Not your-s.

Ought not to - ...CHR

Ought not to be chs

Ought not to have cht

Person-s, or, Thii}g-s, etc. (See He. )
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not ? - . bwh

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or

things indicated) not be 1 --.^.-.bwi

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or

things indicated) not do (or, be done) 1

BWJ

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
s indicated) not have 1 bwk

78

AUXILIAKY PHEASES.

Part I.

NOT.

Not — Continued.

Shall, or. Will I not have 1 bry

Shall, or, Will not.- ciu

Shall, or. Will not be bHD

Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done)lBNY

Shall, or. Will not have bbz

Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been

done) - - -BNZ

Shall, or. Will they not ? ciz

Shall, or. Will they not do it ? boc

Shall, or, Will we not? cjb

Shall, or. Will you not? CJE

Shall, or. Will you not be ? bhj

Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not ? _ .bwr

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not be ? bws'

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do (or,

be done)? bwt

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have ?

BWU

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son s or things indicated) not have
been? bwv

Should, or, Would not cjr

Should, or. Would not be bhm

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done)

boh

Should, or. Would not have BSD

Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not have done (or,

been done) .-- boi

Should, or. Would not have had bse

That, or. This can not (or, may not)-CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be

CKT

That, or. This could (or, might) not be

CKW

That, or, This had (has, or, have) not

been Ckz

That, or. This is not clf

That it is not clh

That, or, This must not clk

That, or. This must not be clm

That, or. This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
That, or. This should (or, would) not

be _ CLQ

That, or. This was not :cls

There are (or, is) not cmh

There can not (or, may not) cmk

There can not (or, may not) be cml

There could (or, might) not be cmp

There had (has, or, have) not been. cms

There is nothing cmt

There shall (or.'will) not ...CMw

There shall (or, will) not be CMX

There should (or, would) not cnb

There should (or, would) not be .._cnd
There should (or, would) not have been

ONE

There was (or, were) not .-_ cng

They are not bev

They can not (or, may not) bku

They can not (or, may not) be ---BeQ

They can not (or, may not) have -..bsg

They could (or, might) not blo

They could (or, might) not be bhs

They do (or, did) not bok

Not — Continued.

Thev had (or, have) not bsj

They had (or, have) not been bhu

They had (or, have) not done bom

They had (or, have) not had bsk

They must not cfh

They must not be bhw

They ought not to cir

They ought not to be ...bhy

They shall [or, will) not cjg

They shall (or, will) not be bia

They should (or, would) not cjz

They should (or, would) not be bid

They should (or, would) not have._BSM

They were Sot . cok

They were not to be bif

Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or

thing s indicated) not— to? -Bwy

Was I not — to? cou

Was, or Were not-- J cov

Was, or, Were not done (or, doing). bop

We are not--' bex

We can not (or, may not) bkw

We can not (or, may not) be Bij

We can not (or, may not) have bso

We could (or, might) not--! blq

We could (or, might) not be bim

We do (or, did) not bor

We had (or, have) not bse

We had (or, have) not been bio

We had (or, have) not done bot

We had (or, have) not had ---BSt

We must not ^ CFJ

We must not be biq'

We ought not to cih

We shall (or, will) not CJl

We shall (or, will) not be ...bis

We shall (or, will) not have bsv

We should (or, would) not --Ckb

We should (or, would) not be biu

We should (or, would) not have bsx

We were not cpf

We were not to be biw

Were they not ? -_ -CPi

Were we not? cpk

Were you not? cpm

Why are you not? cvb

Why can not (or, may not) ? CVD

Why could (or, might) not? CVF

Why do (does, or, did) not? CVH

Why do (or. did) you not? cvj

Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl

Why had (or, have) you not ? ovn

Why not? cvp

Why shall (or, will) not? cvs

Why should (or, would) not? cvu

You are not bez

You can not (or, may not) bky

You can not (or, may not )be biz

You can not (or, may not) have bsz

You could (or, might) not bls

You could (or, might) not be BJC

You do {or, did) not box

You had (or, have) not btd

You had (or, have) not been bje

You had (or, have) not done _-.boz

You had (or, have) not had bte

You must not qfl

You must not be bjg

You ought not to '. ciK

You ought not to be .". bji

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

79

NOT-SHALL.

CGM

CGN

CGO

CGP

CGQ

CGR

CGS

CGT

CGU

CGV

CGW

CGX

CGY

CGZ

CHA

CHB

CHD

CHE

CHF

CHG

CHI

CHJ

CHK

CHL
CHM

CHN

OHO

CHP

CHQ

CHR

CHS

CHT

CHU

CHV

CHW

CHX

CHY

CHZ

Not — Continued.

Yon shall (or, will) not ojl

You shall [or, will) not be bjl

Yon shall (or, will) not have - . . btg

Yon shonld {or, would) not cke

You should (or, would) not be bjn

You shonld (or, would) not have bti

You were not cpo

You were not to be ....bjp

Op

Not of

—Of.

—Of him (his, hers, it-s).
— Of me (my, mine).
-^Of our-s (us).
—Of that (or, this).
—Of the.

— Of them (their-s).
— Of these (or, those).
— Of what (or, which).
— Of whom (or, whose).
^Of you-r-s.
What, or, Which of the — ?..

. COM
-OFW

-CQI

.CGX
-CPX

On

Not on

—On.

— On him (his, her-s, it-s).
— On me (my, mine).
— On our-s (us).
— On 'that (or, this).

On the.
— On them (their-s).

On these (oj", those).
— On what (or, which).
—On whom (or, whose).
— On you-r-s.

Ought to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to bvd

He. She, It, (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to bve

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be byg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BYP

How ought? -.BXQ

— I ought to.
— I ought not to.

If I ought to ---BZL

If I ought not to -- BZM

It ought not to be bgs

It ought not to be done bns

It ought to be BGR

It ought to be done bnr

— Ought he (she, it or persons or things
indicated) to ?

— Ought his .(her-s, it-s) ?

— Ought I (my, mine) 1

—Ought I to— do ?

— Ought not to.

— Ought not to be.

— Ought not to have.

—Ought that (or, this) ?

—Ought the ?

— Ought these (or, those)?

—Ought they to ?

— Ought to be.

— Ou^ht to do (or, be done).

CIA
CIB
CID

CIB
GIF

CIG

cm

CIJ
CIK

CIL
CIM

cm

CIO

Ought to — Continued.

—Ought to have.

—Ought we (our-s) to ?

— Ought you-r-s to ?

— They ought to.

—They ought not to.

They ought not'tobe bhy

They ought to be bhx

— We ought to.

— We ought .not to.

What, or. Which ought to ? cqj

When ought? crp

Where ought?.. otj

Who ought? CUE

Why ought? cvQ

— You ought to.

— You ought not to.

You ought not to be bji

You ought to be bjh

OUR-S-SBLVES CIN

— After our-s (us, we).
Are, or. Is our-s, or. Are we ? bem

— Before ours (us).

By our-s (us) bjy

Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn

Could, or. Might we (our-s)? bli

Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp

For our-s (us) bpj

From our-s (us) bpw

Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd

If we (our-s) caw

In ours (us) ..cdl

Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must we (our-s)? cpd

Not our-s (us) ...^_ CPY

Of our-s (us) .- CGP

On ours (us).. cha

Ought we (our-s) to? ciB

— Our-s-selves.

Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?... .cja

Should, or. Would we (our-s)? CJW

Than we (our-s) ckj

That we (our-s) CLW

To our-_s (us) COB

Was. or. Were our-s (we)?. ...cpa

When we (our-s) csk

Where we (our-s) cud

Why we (our-s) cvY

Will. etc. (See Shall.)

With our-s (us) '. cwm

Would, etc. (See Should.)

Shall (or Will) cie

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) bvh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be bvi

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be .bvk

How shall (or, will) I? bxs

Howshall (or, will)he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1 bxr

How shall (or, will) we? bxt

How shall (or, will) you? bxu

—I shall (or, will).

I shall (or, will) be ...bgh

80

AUXILIAKY PHBASES.

Part I.

SHALL.

CIP

CIQ

CIE

CIS
CIT

CIU

CIV
CIW

CIX
CIY

CIZ

Shall — Continued.

1 shall (ok, will) do end

I shall {or, will) have beq

I shall (or, will) if I can bks

— I shall (or, will) not.

I shall (or, will) not be bgi

I shall (or, will) not do __- bne

I shall (or, will) not have brs

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq

If I shall (or, will) bzn

If I shall (or, will) not bzo

If they shall (or, will) caq

If they shall (or, will) not car

If we shall (or, will) - cbj

If we shall (or, will) not - Cbk

If you shall (or, will) cda

If you shall (or, will) not cdb

— It shall (or," will).

It shall (or, will) be bgt

It shall (or,, will) be done bnt

Itshall(or, will) not be bgtj

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu

—Shall.

Shall, or. Will be bha

Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw

Shall, or, Will have bew

Shall, or. Will have done (or, been done)

BKX

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) '? bwd

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? bwe

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?

BWF

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have? bwg

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not ? bwh

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not be? bwi

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not do (or, be done)?

bwj
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) not have? bwk

—Shall, or. Will his (hers, its) ?

—Shall, or. Will I (my, mine) ?

Shall, or, Will I be?. bhc

Shall, or, Willi have? brx

Shall, or. Will I not have bry

Shall, or. Will it ? (See He. )

—Shall, or. Will not.

Shall, or. Will not be bhd

Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) .buy

Shall, or, Will not have . - brz

Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been

done) --- bnz

Shall, or. Will that (or, this) ?

—Shall, or. Will the?
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe

—Shall, or, Will these (or, those) ?
Shall, or, Will they (their-s) ?

Shall, or, Will they be? bhf

Shall, or. Will they do it ? _ boa

—Shall, or. Will they not?
Shall, or. Will they not do it? boc

CJA

CJB
CJD

CJE

CJF
CJG
CJH

CJI

CJK
CJL

Shall — Contimied.

— Shall, or. Will we (our-s) ?

Shall, or. Will we be? bhq

—Shall, or, Will we not?
— Shall, or. Will you-r-s 1

Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi

Shall, or, Will you do it? bod

—Shall, or. Will you not ?

Shall, or. Will you not be? bhj

Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe

That, or, This shall (or, will) be.--CLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO

There shall (or, will) _ _-CMU

There shall (or, will) be CMV

There shall ^ or , will ) not CMW

There shall (or, will) not be ._ cmx

— They shall (or, will).

They shall (or, will) be bhz

— They shall (or, will) not.

They shall (or, will) not be bia

— We shall (or, will).

We shall (or, will) be bir

We shall (or, will) have .- bsu

— We shall (or, will) not.

We shall (or, will) not be bis

We shall (or, will) not have bsv

What, or. Which shall(or, will) I?.-CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) do? CQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) have cqm

What, or. Which shall (or, will) you (or,

they) do? oqn

What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,

they) have? '. CQO

When shall (or, will)? crq

When shall (or, will) be? CRS

When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? crt

When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?__.CRTj

When shall (or, will) I have? CRW

When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)

do? JcRV

When shall (or, will) it be done?---CRX

When shall (or, will) they? cry

When shall (or, will) they (or, you)

have? cRZ

When shall (or, will) we have? csa

When shall (or, will) you? CSB

When shall (or, will) you be ? csd

Where shall (or, will)? ctk

Where shall (or, will) be? ctl

Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or

persons or things indicated)^ ctm

Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-__CTN

Where shall (or, will) I have ? OTO

Where shall (or, will) they?-_. ctp

Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)

have? cTQ

Where shall (or, will) we have ? ctr

Where shall (or, will) you? CTS

Where shall (or, will) you be? CTU

Who shall (or, will)? zef

Why shall (or, will)? cvR

Why shall (or, will) not ? cvs

— You shall (or, will).

You shall (or, will) be bjk

You shall (or, will) have btf

You shall (or, will) not.

You shall (or, will) not be ...bjl

You shall (or, will) not have btg

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHEASES.

81

SHE— SHOULD.

CJM

CJN

CJO

She. (See He, She, It) bwl

Should {or, Would) cjo

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, -woulcl) bvl

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) be bvm

He, She, It, {or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) do {or, be

done) BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have.. -BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not Bvp

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be -Bvq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,

be done) bvr

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not have.BVS

How should (or, would)? Bxv

— I should (or, would).

I should (or, would) be bgj

I should (or, would) do bnp

I should (or, would) have bet

I should {or, would) have been bgk

— I should (or, would) not.

I should (or, would) not be bgl

I should (or, would) not do bng

I should (or, would) not have bru

I should (or, would) not have been.BOM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr

If he {she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not Bvs

If I should (or, would) bzp

If I should (or. would) not bzq

If I were you I should not do it . . - liq

If they should ( or, would) - - - cas

If they should (or, would) not cat

If we should (or, would) cbl

If we should (or, would) not cbm

If you should (or, would) cde

If you should (or, would) not cdf

It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
She, etc. (See He, She, It.)

-Should (or, Would).
Should, or. Would be bhk

Should, or Would do {or, be done).BOF

Should, or. Would have bsa

Should, or, Would have been bhl

Should, or, Would have done (or, been

done) - BOG

Should, or. Would have had bsc

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)'! bwm

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?-. _bwn
Should, or. Would he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be

done)? Bwo

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have-.BWP
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

BWQ

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?--BWR

CJP
CJQ
CJR

CJS
CJT

CJU
CJV
CJW
CJX

CJY
CJZ
CKA
CKB

CKD

CKE

Should — Continued.

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be ?-BWS

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated,) not do (or,
be done)? bwt

Should, or. Would he (she. it, or per-
scm-s or things indicated) not have ?

BWU

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv

■Should', or, Would his (her-s, it-s) ?
■Should, or. Would I (my, mine)?
■Should, or. Would not.

Should, or. Would not be bhk

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

Should, or. Would not have bsd

Should, or. Would not have been _-Bhn

Should, or. Would not have done (or,

been done) Boi

Should, 01% Would not have had.... bse
-Should, or. Would that (or, this)?

—Should, or, Would the?

Should, or^ Would there be?. bho

Should, or. Would these (or, those) ?

—Should, or. Would they (4heir-s)?

— Should, or. Would we (our-s)?

— Should, or. Would you-r-s ?
That, or. This should (or, would)be-CLP
That, or, This should (or, would) not be

CLQ

There should (or, would) . - --CMT

There should (or, would) be. CMZ

There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not cnb

There should (or, would) not be CND

There should (or, would) not have been

ONE

— They should (or, would).

They should (or, would) be bic

They should (or, would) have bsl

— They should (or, would) not.

They should.(or, would) not be bh)

They should (or, would) not have, -,bsm

— We should (oj-, would).

We should (or, would) be bit

We should (or, would) have bsw

— We should (or, would) not.

We should (or, would) not be biu

We should (or, would) not have bsx

What, or. Which should(or, would)? cqp
What, or. Which should {or, would) I (or

we) do? CQR

What, or. Which should (or, would) you

(or, they) do? cqs

When should (or, would)? CSE

Where should (or, would)? CTV

Where should (or, would) the — ?--OTW
Where should {or, would) they (their-s) ?

CTX

Who should (or,would)? cuv

Why should (or, would)? Ovt

Why should (or, would) not? cvu

— You should [or, would).

You should (or, would) be bjm

You should (or, would) have bth

— You should (or, would) not.

You should (or, would) not be bjn

You should (or, would) not have.— bti

76564—09-

82

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

THAN— THERE.

CKF

CKG

CKH

OKI

CKJ

CKL

CKM

CKN
CKO

CKP

CKQ

CKR

CKS

CKT

CKU

CKV

CKW

CKX

CKY

CKZ

CLA

CLE

OLD

CLE

CLF

CLG

CLH

CLI

OLJ

CLK

CLM

CLN

CLO

CLP

CLCJ

CLR

CLS

CLT

CLU

CLV

CLW

CLX

CLY

CLZ

CMA

Than : ckf

—Than.

—Than the.

— Thau these (or, those).

-r-Than they (their-s).

— Than we (our-s).

— Than which (or, what).

— Than you-r-s.

That .-.ckp (or, This cma)

— After that (or, this).

— Before that (or, this).

By that (or, this) J _ bjt

Can, or. May that (or, this) ? bki

Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ble

Does, or. Did that (or, this) ? bmj

For that (or, ttis) _• bpf

From that (or, this) bpr

Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this) BQW

If that (or, this) bzx

In that (or, this) cdm

Is that (or, this) CDV

May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could. )

Must that (or, this)? CEX

Not that (or, this) _CFZ

Of that (or,thi8) CGQ

On that (or, this)-- chb

Ought that (or, this)? chu

Shall, or, Will that (or, this) ? civ

Should, or, Would that (or, this) ? cjs

—That.
That, or. This can (or, may).
■That, or. This can (or, may) be.

— That,,or, This can not (or, may not).

— That, or. This can not (or, may not) be.

— That, or. This could (or, might).

— That, or. This could (or, might) be.

— That, or. This could (or, might) not be.

— That, or. This had (has, or, have).

— That, or. This had (has, or, have) been.

— That, or. This had (has, or, have)notbeen.

— That he (she, it, or, persons or things
indicated).

— That his (her-s, it-s).

— That I (my, mine).

—That, or. This is.

— That, or. This is not.

—That it is.

— That it is not.

— That, or, This must.

— That, or, This must be.
That, or. This must not.

— That, or, This must not be.
That, or. This shall (or, will) be.

— That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.

— That, or, This should (or, would) be.
That, or. This should (or, would) not be

— That, or. This was.
That, or, This was not.
That the.

— That these (or, those).
That they (their-s).

— That we (our-s).
That which (or, what).
That with.

—That you-r-s.
■This.

To that (or, this)-- coa

Was that (or, this)-- coz

With that (or, this) cwj

CMB
CMD

CME

CMF

CMG

CMH

CMI

CMJ

CMK

CML

CMN

CMO

CMP

CMQ

CMR

CMS

CMT

CMU

CMV

CMW

CMX

CMY

The -- --- CME

— After the — .

— And the — .

Are, or, Is the — .-- - ben

Be the — bpe

By the — -- --- bju

Can, or. May the — ? hue

Could, or, Might the — ? blf

Do, Does, or. Did the — ? bmk

For the — bpg

From the — bps

Had, Has, or. Have the — bqx

If the — BZY

In the — CDN

Is, etc. (See Are.)
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must the — ? CET

Not the — -- CGA

Of the — CGE

On the — CHD

Ought the — ? •_ chv

Shall, or. Will the — ? ciw

Should, or. Would the — ? cjt

Then the — ckg

That the — CLT

-The.

To the — CNX

Was, or. Were the — cow

What, or, Which of the — ? CQi

When the— CSP

Where should (or, would) the — ? .CTw

Where the — cty

Will, etc. (See Shall.)

With the— cwi

Would, etc. (See Should.)

Them. Their-s. (See They) cnl

There cmf

Are, or, Isthere^any? bep

By there ". bjw

Can, or, May there be bfi

Could, or. Might there be ? bfp

Do, Does, or. Did there? bml

From there bpu

Had, Has, or. Have there. --BQy

If there. cab

Must there be? cez

Not there cgb

, Shall, or, Will there be ? bhe

Should, or, Would there be ? bho

—There.

— There are (or, is).

— There are (or, is) not.
There can (or, may).

— There can (or, may) be.

— There can not {or, may not).

— There can not (or, may not) be.

—There could (or, might).
There could (or, might) be.

—There could (or, might) not be.
•There had (has, or, have).
■There had (has, or, have) been.
■There had (has, or, have) not been.
■There is nothing.
■There shall (or, will).
■There shall (or, will) be.

—There shall (w, will) not.
There shall (or, will) not be.

— There should (or, would).

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

83

THERE— THEY.

CMZ
CNA
CNB
CND

CNE
CNF
CNG

CNH

CNI

CNJ
CNK

There — Cmitinued.
—There should (or, would) he.
—There should (or,. would) have been.
— There should (or, would) not.
— There should (or, would) not be.
—There should (or, would) not have been.
— There was (or, were).
— There was (or, were) not.
Was, or, Were there? cox

These. Those _ cni

— After these (or, those).

Are these (or, those) beq

By these (or, those) ._ bjx

Can, or. May these (or, those) ? bkj

Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?-Blg

Do, or, Did these (or, those)? bmn

For these (or, those) bpi

From these (or, those) bpv

Had, or. Have these (or, those) ? . . -BQZ

If these (or, those) cad

In these (or, those) Cdp

May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must these (or, those)? cpa

Not these (or, those) cgd

Of these (or, those) CGT

On these (or, those) chp

Ought these (or, those)? CHW

Shall, or. Will these (or, those)? ...cix
Should, or. Would these (or, those)? -CJU

Than these (or, those) ^okh

That these (or, those) clu

—These, Those.

To these (or, those) Cnz

Were these (or, those) cpg

When these (or, those) CSG

Will, etc. (See Shall.)

With these (or, those) cwl

Would, etc. (See Should.)

They. Them. Thehis cnl

— After they (them, theirs).
Are, or. Is thetr-s, or. Are they? ._-Beo

—Before them (their-s, they).

By them (their-s) ^ .'....bjv

Can, or. May they (their-s)?- bkl

Can, or. May they not? bkm

Could, or. Might they (their-s)? blh

Do, Does, or. Did they (theirs)? bmo

For them (their-s) bph

From them (their-s) --Bpt

Had, Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BRA

Had, or , Have they been ? bft

Had, or. Have they done ? - - - - bmu

Had, or, Have they had? -.- bec

How are they? bxh

How will they?- bxy

If they (their-s) cae

If they are cap

If they are not cag

If they can (or, may) cah

If they can not (or, may not) Cai

If they could (or. might) caj

If they could (or, might) not cal

If they do (or, did) - CAM

If they do (or, did) not can

If they had (or, have) cao

If they had (or, have) not cap

If they shall (or, will) -Caq

If they shall (or, vidll) not CAR

CNL

CNM

They— Continued.

If they should (or, would) gas

If they should (or, would) not cat

If they were cau

If they were not- - oav

In them (their-s) -- cdo

Is, etc. (See Are. )

Let them be bgw

Let them have brv

Most of them -- sax

Must they (their-s)? cfb

Not they (their-s) cgb

Of them (their-s) -..cos

On them (their-s) chE

Ought they to? - cnx

Shall, or. Will they (their-s) ? CIY

Shall, or. Will they be? bhf

Shall, or. Will they do it ? boa

Shall, or, Willtheynot? ciz

Shall, or, Will they not do it? boo

Should, or, Would they (their-s) ?.-CJV

Then they (their-s) ---OKI

That they (their-s) clv

—They. Them. Their-s.

— They are for.

They are from... bet

They are beu

They are not bev

They can (or, may) -BKT

They can (or, may) be bhp

They can (or, may) have bsp

They can not (or, may not) --BKU

They can not (or, may not) be bhq

They can not (or, may not) have---BSG

They could (or, might) bln

They could (or, might) be bhr

They could (or, might) not BLO

They could (or, might) not be bhs

They do (or, did) boj

They do (or,did) not bok

They had (or, have)--- bsh

They had(or, have) been bht

They had (or, have) done bol

They had (or, have) had bsi

They had (or, have) not bsj

They had (or, have) not been bhu

They had (or, have) not done bom

They had (or, have) not had bsk

They must cpg

They must be .- bhv

They mu^t not Cph

They must not be bhw

They ought to CIE

They ought not to eip

They ought to be -— bhx

They ousht not to be / bhy

They shall (or, will) CJP

They shall (or, will) be bhz

They shall (or, will) not CJG

They shall (or, will) not be bia

They should (or, would) cjy

They should (or, would) be bio

They should (or, would) have bsl

They should (or, would) not cjz

They should (or; would) not be bid

They should (or. would) not have. --BSM

They were,.. coj

They were not.. cok

They were to be. .. -- - bie

They were not to be bip

To them (their-s) cny

84

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part 1.

THEY— WAS.

CNO

CNP

CNQ

CNR

CNS

CNT

CNU

CNV

CNW

CNX

CNY

CNZ

COA

COB

COD

COE

COF

COG

They — Continued.

Was, or, Weretbey (their-s) coy

Were they? cph

Were they not? CPi

What, or. Which do {or, did) they (we,

or, you) ? -- CQE

What, or, Which shall (or, will) they

{or, you) do? cqn

What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or, you) have--- CQO

What, or, Which should {or, would) they

{or, you) do? CQS

When do {or, did) they (or, you) ?..crf
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)

do? CRV

When shall {or, will) they ? cry

When shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have? CRZ

When they (their-s) CSH

When they are. CSI

Where are they ? CST

Where do {or, did) they {or, you) ?--CSZ

Where shall {or, will) they ?- - ctp

Where shall {or, will) they (or, you)

have ? 1 CTQ

Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?

CTX

Where they (their-s) ctz

Where they are cua

Why they (their-s) ? cvw

With them (their-s) _cwk

This. (See That) cma

Those. (See These) cni

To — -CNO

Am I to? BEP

Am, Is, or. Are to beh

-To.

—To be.

—To be at.

— To be done.

—To be had .

—To do.

— To have.

— To him (his, her-s, it-s).

— To me (my, mine).

—To the.

— To them (their-s).

— To these (oi; those).

—To this (or, that).

— To us.(our-s).

To which (or, what).

To whom (or, whose).
— To you-r-s.

Me to cef

Not to CGF

Not to be CGH

Not to be done -.CGI

Not to be had ' cgj

Us. (See Ours. )

Was {or, Webte) com

He, She, It (or persons or things-s in-
dicated) was (or, were) bvt

He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw

He, She, It (or persons or thing s in-
dicated) was (or, were) not Bvu

COH
COI

COJ
COK

COM

COP
COQ

COR
COS
COT
COU
COV

COW
COX
COY
COZ

CPA
CPB
CPD
CPE
CPF

CPG

CPH

CPI

CPJ

CPK

CPL

CPM

CPN
CPO

Was — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be.-BVX
How was (or, were) ? bxw

— I was.

— I was not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt

If he(she, it, or person-s or things indi

eated) was(o?-, were)not byu

If I was bzt

If I was not Bztj

If they were cau

If they were not cav

If we were cbn

If we were not cbo

If you were cdg

If you were not cdh

That, or, This was clr

That, or. This was not CLS

There was(or, were) -_ cnf

There was (or, were)not cng

— They were.

— They were not.

They were not to be bif

They were to be bie

— Was, or. Were.
Was, or. Were done {01; doing) bon

— Was, or. Were for.

— Was, or. Were from.
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) ?. bwx

Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? bwy

— Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)?

— Was, or, Were I (my, mine)?

—Was I?

—Was I not ?

—Was, or, Were not.
Was, or. Were not done (or, doing) . -BOP

—Was, or. Were the.

— Was, or, Were there.

—Was, or. Were they (their-s).

—Was this (or, that).
Was, or, Were to be big

—Was, or. Were our-s (we)?

—Was, or, Were with.

—Was, or. Were you-r s.

—We were.

—We were not.

We were to be-.. biv

We were not to be biw

—Were these (or, those).

—Were they ?

—Were they not ?

—Were we ?

—Were we not ?

—Were you ?

—Were you not ?
What, or, Which was (or, were)?...CQT

When was (or, were)? csj

Where was (or, were)? cub

Who was (or, were)? cuw

Why was (or, were)? cvx

Why were you? ovz

—You were.

—You were not.

You were to be .- bjo

You were not to be bjp

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

85

WE— WHAT.

CPQ

We. (See aZso Ours) cpq

After we (our-s, us) -".V.V-.cil

Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem

Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn

Could, or. Might we (our-s) ? bli

Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp

Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd

Had, or. Have we been? -.bfu

Had, or, Have we done? bmv

Had, or. Have we had? bee

How shall {or, will) we ? bxt

If we (our-s) caw

If we are _.. cax

If we are not cay

If we can (or, may) caz

If we can not (or. may not) cba

If we could (or, might) cbd

If we could {or, might) not cbe

If we do {or, did) .-. cbf

If we do {or, did) not ---CB«

If we had {or, have) cbh

If we had {or, have) not cbi

If we shall {or, will) cbj

If we shall {or, will) not cbk

If we should {or, would) cbl

If we should {or, would) not cbm

If we were cbn

If we were not cbo

May, etc. (See Can. )
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must we (our-s)? cpd

Ought we (our-s) to? cib

Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja

Shall, or, Will we be? bhg

Shall, or. Will we not? cjb

Should, or. Would we (our-s)? cjw

Than we (our-s) ckj

That we (our-s) ^ CLW

Was, or. Were our-s (we)? cpa

—We.

We are bew

We are not , hex

We can {or, may) bkv

We can {or, may) be bih

We can {or, may) have bsn

We can not {or, may not) - - . . bkw

We can not {or, may not) be bij

We can not {or, may not) have bso

We could (or, might)' blp

We could {or, might) be bik

We could {or, might) not blq

We could {or, might) not be -Bim

We do {or, did).. boq

We do {or, did) not bor

We had {or, have) bsp

We had {or, have) been bin

We had (or, have) done - bos

We had {or, have) had bsq

We had {or, have) not bsr

We had {or, have) not been bio

We had {or, have) not done bot

We had {or. have) not had -.bst

We may, etc. (See Can. )
We might, etc. (See Could. )

We must CPi

We must be bip

We must not cfj

We must not be -^ biq

We ought to -CIG

We ought not to cm

We shall (or, will) -.cjh

CPR

OPS
CPT

CPU
CPV
CPW
CPX

CPY
CPZ
CQA
CQB
CQD

We — Continued.

We shall {or, will) be --.bir

We shall {or, will) have .bsu

We shall {or, will) not CJI

We shall (or, will) not be bis

We shall (or, will) not have --.bsv

We should (or, would) cka

We should (or, would) be .- bit

We should (or, would) have bsw

We should (or, would) not ckb

We should (or, would) not be biu

We should (or, would) Viot have bsx

We were cpe

We were not cpf

We were not to be biw

We were to be biv

— We who.

Were we? cpj

Were we not? cpk

What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we,

or, you)? - OQE

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) do? CQL

What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) have? cqm

What, or, Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? --- cqr

When are we? -CQX

When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore

When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? CRV

When shall (or, will) we have? csa

When we (our-s) CSK

When we are csl

Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ

Where do (or, did) I (or. we)? OSY

Where I am {or, we are) ctg

Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?---CTN

Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr

Where we (our-s) .cud

Why we (our-s) cvy

Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Would, etc. (See Should.)

Were. (See Was) com

What cpu (or. Which cuo)

— After what (or, which).

— Before what (or, which).

By what (or, which) bjz

For what (or, which) bpk

Prom what (or, which) bpx

Of what (or, which) cau

On what (or, which) ohg

Than what (or, which) ckl

That what (or, which) clx

To what (or, which) .. cod

—What.

—What, or, Which am I?
What, or. Which are (or, is)?

— What, or, Which are (or, is) he (she, it
or persons or things indicated)"?

— What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
What, or. Which can (or, may)?

— What, or. Which could (or, might)?
What, or. Which do (does, or, did)?
■What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)'!

86

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Part I.

WHAT— WHICH.

CQE
CQF
CQG

CQH

CQI

CQJ

CQK

C.QL

CQM

CQN

CQO

CQP
CQR

CQS

CQT

CQU

CQV

CQW

CQX

CQY

CQZ

CRA

CRB

CRD

CRB

CRF

CRG

CRH

CRI

CRJ

CRK
CRL
CRM

CRN"

CRO
CRP
CRQ
CRS
CRT

CRU
CRV

CRW

CRX

CRY

CRZ

What — Continued.

— What, (or, Which do (or, did) they (we,

or, you)?
— What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?

What, or, Which is? {See Are. )
—What, or, Which is it?
What, or. Which may? {See Can. )
What, or, Which might? {See Could.)
— ^What, or. Which must?
—What, or. Which of the — ?
— What, or. Which ought to?
— What.'oj-, Which shall {or, will)— I?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,

we) do?
— What, or, Which shall {or, will) I {or,

we) have?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or, you) do?
— What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or, you) have?
— What, or. Which should {or, would)?
— What, or. Which should {or, would) I

{or, we) do?
— What, or. Which should {or, would)

they {or, you) do?
— What, or. Which was {or, were)?
What, or. Which will? (See Shall.)
What, or. Which would? (See Should. )

Which i CUG

With what {or, which)? own

When cQU

—When.

— When am I to?

— When are {or, is)?

— When are we?

— When are you?

— When can (or. may)?

— When could {or, might)?

— When do (does, or, did) ?

— When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)?

— When do {or, did) I {or, we)?

—When do {or, did) they {or, you)?

—When done — with.

—When had (has, or, have)?

— When had {or, have) y..u?

— When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is {or, are).

— When his (her-s, it-s).

— When I (my, mine).

— When I can {or, may).
When is? (See Are.)

— ^When is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)?
When may, etc. ? {See Can. )
When might, etc. ? (See Could. )

— When must?

■—When ought?

—When shall {or, will)?

— When shall {or, will) be?

— When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)?

— When shall {or, will) I {or, we)?

—When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do?

— When shall {or, will) I have?

—When shall {or, will) it be done?

—When shall {or, will) they?

— When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? '

CSA

CSB

CSD

CSE

CSF

CSG

CSH

CSI

CFJ

CSK

CSL

CSM

CSN

cso

CSP
CSQ
CSR
CST

CSU

CSV

CSW

CSX

CSY

CSZ

CTA

CTB

CTD

CTE
CTF
CTG
CTH

CTI
CTJ
CTK
CTL

CTM

CTN
CTO
CTP
CTQ

CTR

CTS
CTU

crv

CTW

CTX

CTY

CTZ

CCJA

CUB

CUD

CUE

CUF

CUG

When— Continued.

— When shall {or, will) we have?

— When shall {or, ■will) you?

— When shall {or, will) you be?

— When should {or, wonld)^

— When the — .

— When these (or, those).

— When they (their-s).

— When they are.

— When was {or, were)?

— When we (our-s).

— When we are.
When will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
When would, etc. ? (See Should. )

— When you-J-s.

— When you are.

Where cso

From whence {or, where) bpy

•Where.

■Whereabouts.
— Where am I {or, are we)?

-Where are {or, is)?

-Where are they?

Where are you from?.-.^ si

-Where are you going?

-Where can {or, may)?
— Where could {or, might)?

-Where do (does, or, did)?

-Where do {or, did) I {or, we)?
— Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?

-Where for?

-Where had (has, or, have)?
— Where he (she, it, or persons or thing s
indicated) is {or, are).

-Where his (her-s, its).
— Where I (my, mine).
— Where I am {or, we are).
—Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or per.
sons or things indicated)?

Where is, etc. ? (See Are. )

Where may, etc. ? (See Can. )

Where might, etc. ? (See Could. )
— Where must?
— Where ought?
— Where shall {or, will)?
—Where shall {or, will) be?
—Where shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)?
—Where shall {or, will) I {or, we)?
—Where shall (or, will) I have?
—Where shall (or, will) they?

-Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have?

■Where shall (or, will) we have?

■Where shall (or, will) you?
—Where shall (or, will) you be?
—Where should (or, would)?
—Where should {or, would) the — ?
—Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
— Where the.
—Where they (their-s).
— Where they are.

■Where was (or, were) ?

-Where we (our-s).

Where we are -- ctg

-Where you-r-s.

-Where you are.

Which. (See What.)

Part I.

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

87

WHO— YOU.

CUH

GUI

CUJ

CUM

CUO

CUP

CUQ
CUR

CUV
CUW

CUX
CUY
CUZ
CVA
CVB

CVD

CVE

CVF

CVG

OVH

CVt

CVJ

CVK

CVL

CVM

CVN

cvo

CVP

CVQ

CVR

CVS

CVT

CVU

CVW

CVX

CVY

CVZ

CWA

CWB

Who. Whom cuh

By whom (or, whose) bka

For whom (or, whose) -.. bpl

From whom (or, whose) bpz

Of whom (or, whose) -_ cGV

On whom (or, whose)-.- chi

To whom (or, whose) -. --coe

Wewho .-- oPB

—Who. Whom.

— Who are (or, is)?

— Who can (or, may) ?

— Who could (or, might) f

— Who do (does, or, did) ?

— Who had (has, or, have)?
Who is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Who may, etc.? (See Can.)
Who might, etc.? (See Could.)

—Who must?

—Who ought?
Who shall (or, will)? zep'

— Who should (or, wotild) ?

—Who was (or, were)?
Who will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Who would, etc. ? (See Should. )

Whose? ZDU

With whom (or, whose)? cwo

Why --- CUX

—Why?

—Why am I?

— Why are (or, is) ?

■ — Why are you?

— Why are you not?
Why can (or, may)? hup

— Why can not (or, may not)?

— Why could (or, might)?

— Why could (or, might) not ?

— Why do (does, or, did) ?

— Why do (does, or, did) not ?

— Why do (or, did) you ?

— Why do (or, did) you not ?

— ^Why had (has, or, have)?

— Why had (has, or, have) not ?

— AVhy had (or, have) you ?

— Why had (or; have) you not ?
Why is, etc. ? (See Are. )
Why may, etc.? (See Can.)
Why might, etc. ? (See Could. )

— ^Why must ?

—Why not ?

—Why ought ?

—Why shall (or, will)?

—Why shall (or, will) not ?

— Why should (or, would) ?

—Why should (or, would) not ?

—Why they (their-s)?

— Why was (or, were)?

—Why we (our-s).

— Why were you ?
Why will, etc. ? (See Shall. )
Why would, etc. ? (See Should. )

— Why you-r-s.

Will. (See Shall.)

How will they?— - bxy

It will do - - BNV

Will - CWB

Will it be ? - BIX

Will it do? BOU

CWD
OWE

CWF

CWG

CWH

CWI

CWJ

CWK

CWL

OWM

OWN

CWO

CWP

CWE

cws

Will Continued.

—Will it have ?

Will not - ciu

Will not do BOV

—Will you do it ?

With -- - cwp

Are, or. Is with — bee

Me with CEG

Not with CGK

That with cly

Was, or. Were with — cpb

When done^with org

—With.

— With him (his, her-s, it-s).

— With me (my, mine).

—With the.

—With that (or, this).

— With them (their-s).

— With these (or, those).

— With us (our-s).

— With what (or, which).

— With whom (or, whose).

— With you-r-s.

Would. (See Should) -Cjo

YoU-R-S -CWT

— After you-r-s.

A.re, or. Is, you-r-s bes

— Before you-r-s.

By you-r-s bko

Can, or. May you-r-s? -BKO

Could, or, Might you-r-s ? blj

Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s? bmq

For you-r-s - -_bpm

From you-r-s bqa

Had, Has, or. Have you-r-s? brp

Had, or. Have you been? bfv

Had, or. Have you done? bmw

Had, or. Have you had? brg

How are you? - BXl

How do (or, did) you? bxm

How shall (or, will) you ? ._- -BXU

If you-r-8 CBP

If you are CBQ

If you are not cbr

If you can (or, may) Cbs

If you can not (or, may not) - - cbt

If you could (or, might) cbu

If you could ( or, might not ) - Obv

If you do (or, did) CBw

If you do (or, did) not cbx

If you had (or, have) cby

If you had (or,have)not cbz

If you shall (or, will) Oda

If you shall (or, will) not cdb

If you should (or, would) cde

If you should (or, would) not cdp

If you were -- cdg

If you were not cdh

In your-s Cdr

Is, etc. (See Are. )
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)

Must you-r-s? cpe

Not you-r-s --- — -CGL

Of you-r-s CGW-

On you-r-s chj

Ought you-r-s to? cid

Shall, or. Will you-r-s?-— cjd

88

AUXILIARY PHRASES.

Pakt I.

YOU.

YoD — Continusd.

Shall, or, Will you be ?. BHI

Shall, or, Will you do it?-- bod

Shall, or, Will you not ? cje

Shall, or, Will you not be? Bflj

Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe

Should, or. Would you-r-s? CJX

Than you-r-s -- -__ckm

That you-r-s -- --CLZ

To you-r-s --COF

Was, or. Were you-r-s cpd

Were you? cpl

Were you not? cpm

What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. cpy
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they,

or, we)?---' CQE

What, or. Which shall (orr will) you

{or, they) do? CQN

What, or. Which shall (or, will) you

{or, they) have? -CQO

What, or. Which should {or, would)

you (or, they) do? CQS

When are you? CQY

When do {or, did) you {or, they)?--CRF

When had {or, have) you? cki

When shall {or, will) I (you, they, or,

we) do? CRV

When shall {or, will) you?- CSB

When shall {or, will) you be? CSD

When shall {or, will) you {or, they)

have? CRZ

When you-r-s csm

When you are csn

Where are you from? ---Si

Where are you going? - csu

Where do {or, did) you (or, they)?-csz

Where shall (or, will) you? cts

Where shall {or, will) you be? CTU

Where shall {or, will) you {or, they)

have? CTQ

Where you-r-s cub

Where you are CUF

Why are you? ---.. Cva

Why are you not? CVB

Why do {or, did) you? cvi

Why do(or, did) you not? cvj

Why had (or, have) you? cvm

Why had {or, have) you not? cvn

Why were you?- cvz

Why you-r-s? cwa

Will you do it? cwb

With you-r-s cwp

CWT

You — Continued.

—You-r-s.

You are bet

You are not bez

You can (or, may) bkx

You can {or, may) be biy

You can {or, may) have bsy

You can not {or, may not)-!-- bky

You can not {or, may not) be biz

You can not {or, may not) have BSZ

You could {or, might) blk

You could {or, might) be bja

You could {or, might) not -.-BLS

You could {(rr, might) not be bjc

You do (or,»did) bow

You do (or, did) not box

You had (or, have) bta

You had {or, have) been bjd

You had {or, have) done boy

You had (or, have) had btc

You had {or, have) not btd

You had (or, have) not been bje

You had (or, have) not done boz

You had (or, hafve) not had bte

You may, etc. (See Can. )
You might, etc. (See Could. )

You must CFK

You must be-.- bjp

You must not cfl

You must not be bjg

You ought to --Clj

You ought not to CIK

You ought to "be- bjh

You ought not to be bji

You shall(or, will) .„ cjk

You shall (or, will) be bjk

You shall (or, will) have .btf

You shall (or, will) not cjl

You shall (or, will)not be bjl

You shall (or, will) not have- btg

You should (or, would) ckd

You should (or, would) be- --BJM

You should (or, would) have bth

You should (or, would) not--- Cke

Yoti should (or, would) not be bjn

You should (or, would) not have bti

You were cpn

You were not cpo

You were to be bjo

You were not to be - bjp

You will, etc. (See Shall.)
You would, etc. (See Should.)

GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS.

NAMES OF PLACES AERANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL

POSITIONS.

B. Bay.

C, Cape, Capo, Cap.
Ch. Channel.

G. Gull.
F. Fort.
Hd. Head.

Notations.

Hr. Harbor.

I. Island.

Lt. Light.

Lt. V. Light vessel.

Mt. Mount, Mont.

P. Port, Porto Puerte.

Pt. Point, Pointe.
R. Riter.

Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.

The System of Orthography is that adopted by the Board of Geographic Names.

ARCTIC OCEAN.

NORTH COAST RUSSIA.

WEST COAST NORWAY.

ABCD

Arctic Ocean.

ABEJ

Zimnegorski.

ABGM

Gjesvaer.

ABCE

C. CheluBkin.

ABEK

Modyugski I. d

ABGN

Fruholm.

ABCF

Taimur G.

ABEM

Dwina (N.) Lt. V. a

ABGP

Alten Fiord.

ABCH

Pjasina R.

ABEN

Dwina R.

ABGQ

Ftiglenses.

ABCI

Kuskino.

ABEO

Arkhangel.

ABGR

Hammerfest.

ABCJ

Yenisei.

ABEQ

Zhizhginsk I.

ABGT

Alten.

ABCL

Tdisbonow.

ABER

Solovetski.

ABGU

Hasvig.

ABCM

Ob.

ABET

Bol Shuzhmui.

ABGV

Skibotten.

ABCO

Obdorsk.

ABEU

Onega.

ABGW

Loppen.

ABCP

Beresow.

ABEV

Kush.

ABGX

Lyngen.

ABCQ

Samarowsk.

ABEW

Nyukcha.

ABHO

Tromso.

ABCS

Yalmal Promontory.

ABEX

Suma.

ABHD

Malangen.

ABCT

Krusenstern B.

ABEY

Soroka.

ABHE

Hekkingen.

ABCU

Bahydarat B.

ABEZ

Shuya.

ABHG

Stofiesbotten.

ABCW

Franz Josef Land.

ABFG

Kem.

ABHI

Berg.

ABCY

Spitzbeigen.

ABFD

Kalgalaksha.

ABHJ

Reisen. ^

ABDC

Bel Sound.

ABFG

Kandalak G.

ABHL

Andenses Lt.

ABDE

Magdalena B.

ABFH

Knivaia.

ABHM

Haarbjerget.

ABDG

Hakluyts Hd.

ABFI

Kandalaksha.

ABHN

Nordland.

ABDH

Hinlopen Str.

ABFK

Lapland.

ABHP

Sandtorv.

ABDI

Seven Is., The.

ABFL

Sosnovetz I.

ABHQ

Vesteraalen.

ABDK

Parry I.

ABFM

Orlov C.

ABHR

Haasel.

ABDL

Rossi.

ABFO

Orlovka.

ABHT

Gisund.

ABDM

Bear I.

ABFP

Svyatoi Nos. d

ABHU

Harstad.

ABDO

Kara Sea.

ABFQ

Alexandre vsk (Kola).

ABHV

Stangholm.

ABDP

Nova Zembla.

ABHW

Trano.

ABDQ

Matochkin Shar (Str.).

ABFS

Norway.

ABHX

Hammero.

ABDR

MoUer B. d

ABFT

Fihmarken.

ABHY

Gryto.

ABDS

Kara Str.

ABFU

Varanger Fiord.

ABHZ

Flado.

ABFV

Jarfjord.

ABIC

Lofoten Is.

ABDT

Europe.

ABFW

Vadso.

ABID

Lodingen.

ABFX

Vardo.

ABIE

Vaagen.

ABDU

Russia.

ABFY

Tana Fiord.

ABIF

Skraaven.

ABDV

Waigatcb I.

ABGC

Berleyaag.

ABIJ

Flagstad.

ABDW

Yugorski Str.

ABGD

Gamvig.

ABIL

Kabelvaag.

ABDY

Chabarova.

ABGE

KoUefiord.
Lebesby.

ABIM

Svolvser.

ABDZ

Petchora R.

ABGF

ABIP

Orsvaag.

ABEC

Oussa.

ABGH

Repvaag.

^SI8

HenningS Vser.

ABED

White Sea.

ABGI

Kistrand.

ABIR

Gimso.

ABEF

Rusanovka.

ABGJ

Magerosund.

ABIT

Valberg.

ABEG

Mezen.

ABGK

Havosund.

ABIU

Stamsund.

ABEI

Morzhavetz I. d

ABGL

North C.

ABIV

Balstad.

a Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
* e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I,

WEST COAST NORWAY.

ABIX

Reine.

ABMS

Ringholm.

ABQS

Fresvik.

ABIY

Moskenses.

ABMU

Grip.

ABQT

Sogndal.

ABIZ

Glopen.

ABMV

Stavenes.

ABQV

Kaupanger.
Lerdalsoren.

ABJC

Sorvaag.

ABMW

Kristiansund.

ABQW

ABJE

Ofoten Fiord.

ABMY

Kvitnes.

ABQX

Aardals.

ABJF

Victoria Haven (Nar-

ABMZ

Hestskiser.
Little Sando.

ABQZ

Solvorn.

vick).

ABNC

ABEC

Marifjseren.

ABJG

Bodo.

ABNE

Kvitholm.

ABED

Holmengraa.

ABJH

Biorno.

ABNF

Hustad.

ABRE

Gudvangen.

ABJI

Salten Fiord.

ABNG

Bud.

ABRF

Helliso.

ABJK

Nyholm.

ABNI

Bjornsund.

ABRG

Ostrejm.

ABJL

Hellig Vser.

ABNJ

Ona.

ABRH

Lindaas.

ABJM

Sulitjelma Mines.

ABNK

Rodsbugt.

ABRJ

Sjelanger.

ABJO

Blixvser.

ABNM

Molde.

ABRL

Bergen.

ABJP

Skomvser.

ABNO

Molde Fiord.

ABBM

Lero.

ABJR

Rost.

ABNP

Vebliingsnffis.

ABRP

Marsten.

ABJS

Pemris.

ABNS

Mooen.

ABRQ

Pirholm.

ABJT

Stotsund.

ABNT

Rod.

ABRS

Slottero.

ABJV

Gilleskaal.

ABNV

Visdal.

ABBT

Bekkervig.

ABJX

Grino.

ABNW

Rodven.

ABRU

Trano.

ABJY

Rodo. ■

ABNX

Fiksdal.

ABRV

Folgero.

ABJZ

Selsovik.

ABNZ

Kvsernholm.

ABRW

Lervig.

ABKC

Trsen I.

ABOC

Hellevik.

ABRY

Langenutn.

ABKD

Soholm.

ABOD

Lepsorev.

ABEZ

Hardanger Fiord.

ABKE

Aas Vser.

ABOF

Rosholm.

ABSC

Kvindherred.

ABKG

Donnaeso.

ABOG

Erkno.

ABSE

Strandebarm.

ABKH

Kobberdal.

ABOH

Synses.

ABSF

Jondal.

ABKI

MoHJoen.

ABOJ

Aalesund.

ABSG

Vikor.

ABKJ

BuKolm.

ABOK

Hogsten, or Hogstenen.

ABSI

Ostenso.

ABKL

Bronnosund.

ABOL

Alnses.

ABSJ

Kinservik.

ABEN

Bronno.

ABON

Graesholmen.

ABSK

Ullensvang.

ABKO

Melstenen.

ABOP

Rundo.

ABSM

Odde.

ABKP

Leka.

ABOQ

Ulfeten.

ABSN

Holmedal.

ABKQ

Gutvik.

ABOS

Flaavser.

ABSO

Olen.

ABKE,

Fjeldvik.

ABOT

Sando.

ABSQ

Mosterhavn.

ABKS

Dolma.

ABOU

Orsten.

ABSR

Bommelo.

ABKT

Vigten la.

ABOW

Volden.

ABST

Nordoerne.

ABKU

Nordoerne.

ABOX

Sovde.

ABSV

Lille Blegen.

ABKW

Rorvig.

ABOY

Hogsholm.

ABSW

Espevser.

ABKX

Gjoeslingerne.

ABOZ

Lekanger.

ABSX

Ryvarden.

ABKY

Ottero.

ABPC

Stat.

ABSZ

Haugesund.

ABLC

Nameos.

ABPD

Skongsnses.

ABTC

Rovser.

ABLD

Statland.

ABPE

Ulvesund.

ABTD

Sorhaugo.

ABLE

Villa.

ABPG

Moldo.

ABTF

Sandeid.

ABLH

Reko.

ABPH

Nord Fiord.

ABTG

Neerstrand.

ABLI

Bjoro.

ABPI

Rugsund.

ABTH

Stolmen.

ABLK

Ramso.

ABPK

Daviken.

ABTK

Fseo.

ABLM

Halten Is.

ABPL

Starhejm.

ABTL

Udsire.

ABLN

Bessaker.

ABPM

Smorhavn.

ABTN

Hdievarde.

ABLP

Syd Krogo.

ABPN

Olden.

ABTO

Vigsnses Mines.

ABLQ

Lundo.

ABPO

Ytteroerne.

ABTP

Skudesnses.

ABLE

Stokkoen.

ABPQ

Stabben.

ABTR

Hvidingso.

ABLS

Valdersund.

ABPB

Ploro.

ABTS

Fjeldo.
Tungensea.

ABLT

Kjeungskjser.
OrlandB.

ABPS

Kinn.

ABTU

ABLU

ABPU

Eke Fiord.

ABTW

Stavanger.

ABLV

Beian.

ABPV

Svan6.

ABTX

Sandnses.

ABLX

Agdenes.

ABPW

Vefring.
Naustdal.

ABTY

Fladholm.

ABLY

Lensviken.

ABPY

ABUC

Osa.

ABLZ

Rodberg.

ABPZ

Askevold.

ABUD

Lille Feisten.

ABMD

Trondhjem. b c

ABQC

Dale.

ABUE

Jsederens Pt. d

ABME

Munkholm.

ABQE

Tanso.

ABUF

Vig. d
Obrestad. a d

ABMF

Stenkjser.

ABQF

Hindo.

ABUG

ABMH

Hommelviken.

ABQG

Stensundene.

ABUH

Husvegg. d
Kvalbein. d

ABMI

Levanger.

ABQI

Sogne Fiord.

ABUI

ABMJ

Boroholm.

ABQJ

Bratholm.

ABUJ

Rauna. d

ABML

Tranholm.

ABQK

Bo.

ABUK

Ekero.

ABMN

Terningen.

ABQM

Ladvik.

ABUL

Ekersund.

ABMO

Vaeroerne.

ABQN

Viksoren.

ABUM

Vibberodden.

ABMQ

Lyen.

ABQO

Vangsnses.

ABUN

Soggendalstrand.

ABME

Edo.

ABQR

Lekanger.

ABUO

Reke Fiord.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Ststion-

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. v.-.iovius obaoiuu,

Part I.

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91

SKAGERRACK.

SWEDEN AND DENMARK.

ABUP

ABUQ

ABUR

ABUS

ABUT

ABUW

ABUX

ABUY

ABUZ

ABVC

ABVD

ABVE

ABVF

ABVG

ABVH

ABVI

ABVJ

ABVL

ABVM

ABVP

ABVQ

ABVR

ABVT
ABVW
ABVX
ABVZ
ABWC
ABWE
ABWF
ABWG
ABWI
ABWJ
ABWK
ABWM
ABWN
ABWO
ABWQ
ABWR
ABWS
ABWU
ABWV
ABWX
ABWY
ABWZ
ABXO
ABXD
ABXE
ABJ^F
ABXG
ABXH
ABXI
ABXJ
ABXL
ABXN
ABXO
ABXP
ABXQ
ABXS
ABXT
ABXV
ABXW
ABXY
ABYC
ABYD
ABYE
ABYG
, ABYH
ABYI
ABYK

Flekkefiord.

Hittero.

Lister.

Stave, d

OsthaSBelstranden. d

Kvilio. d

Farsund.

Katland.

Lindesnees (The Naze).

Svinor.

Eemesvigen.

Hatholm.

Mandal.

Riso Bank.

Kleven.

Mannefjord.

Ryvingen.

Songvaar Lt.

Hollen.

0x6. ace

Gronningen.

OdderS.

Chhistiansand.

Vestre Havn.

Topdals Fiord.

Lillesand.

Homborgsund.

Grimstad.

Arendal.

Torungen.

Naresto.

Ydre Mokkelaa.

Tvedestrand.

Lyngor.

Risor.

Kran Fiord.

Kragero.

Helle.

lomfruland.

Langesund.

Langotangen.

Brevik.

Stathelle.

Porsgrund.

Skien.

Helgeraaen.

Nevlunghavn.

Skagerrack.

Fredriksvsern.

Stavsernsodden.

Laurvik.

Svenoer.

Sandefiord.

Tonsberg.

Fserder. a e

Vrsengen.

Vallo.

Fulehuk.

Aasgaard strand.

Basto.

Horten.

Carljohansvsern.

Holmestrand.

Dramraen.

Svelvik.

Rodtangen.

Fildtvedt.

Christiania. 6 c

Sandviken.

ABYL

Drobak.

ACEG

Barseback.

ABYM

Hvidsteen.

ACEH

Lomma.

ABYN

Soon.

ACEJ

Malmo. 6

ABYO

Moss.

ACEK

Kalkgrundet Lt. V.

ABYQ

Laurkollen.

ACEM

Oscargrundet Lt. V.

ABYR

Ellinggaard Kiloii.

ACEN

Lirahamn.

ABYS

Eanko.

ACEO

Klagstorp.

ABYU

Slevik.

ACEP

Skanor. d

ABYV

Torgauten.

ACEQ

Falsterbo. c

ABYW

Thorbjorns kjser.

ACER

Trelleborg.

ABYX

Frederikstad. c

ACES

Falsterboref Lt. V.

ABYZ

Sandesund.

ACET

Smyge Pt.

ABZC

Sarpsborg.

ABZE

Fredrikshald.

ACEU

Baltic Ska.

ABZF

Hvaler la.

ACEV

Ystad. d

ABZG

Lauersvcelgen.

ACEX

Sandhammar Pt. d

ACEY

Bornholm.

ABZH

Sweden.

ACEZ

Ron lie. 6 d

ABZJ

Bohus B.

ACFD

Hasle. d

ABZL

Koster I.

ACFE

Hammershus. ace

ABZM

Stromstad.

ACFG

Hammer Pt.

ABZN

Ursholrn.

ACFI

Christianso.

ABZP

Svangen.

ACFJ

Svaneke. d

ABZQ

Vaderobod.

ACFK

Nexo.

ABZR

Hallo, erf

ACFM

Due OddL'.

ABZT

Maseskar.

ACFO

Simrishamii.

ABZU

Uddevalla.

ACFP

Hanobugten.

ABZV

Mollo.

ACFQ

Ahus.

ABZX

Vaderoarne.

ACER

Solvesborg.

ABZY

Gronskareri.

ACFS

Christianstad (Kristian-

AOBD

Kladesholra.

stad).

ACBE

Hamnskjir.

ACFT

Brantevik. d

ACBF

Lysekil I. c

ACFU

Hano I.

ACBH

Pater Noster.

ACFV

Karlshamn.

ACBI

Marstrand.

ACFW

Karlskbona. bf

ACBJ

Kattegat..

ACFY

Godnatt Rock.

AOBL

EastCh. (Ostrarannan).

ACFZ

Utklippan

AOBM

West Ch. ( Vestra rannan) .

ACGD

Utlangan.

ACBN

Winga (Vinga).a c e

ACGE

Ut Grunden Lt. V.

AOBP

Kanso.

ACGF

Kalmar Sound.

ACBQ

Buskar I.

ACGH

Garpen.

ACBR

GOTTENBUBG. 6

ACGI

Grimskar.

ACBT

Waro.

ACGJ

Kalmar.

ACBU

Tistlarne.

ACGK

Skagganas.

ACBV

Nidingen.

ACGL

Damman.

ACBW

Fladen Lt. V.

ACGM

Oscarshamn.

AGBX

Warberg. c

ACGO

Furon.

AOBY

Morup T4nge. c

ACGP

Figeholm.

ACBZ

Falkenberg.

ACGQ

Oland.

ACDE

Tylo.

ACGS

Morbyianga.

ACDF

Halmstad. d

ACGT

Ispe Pt.

ACDG

Hallands Wadero.

ACGU

Ekeruma.

ACDI

Vingaskar.

AOGW

BorghoLm.

ACDJ

Skelder B.

ACGX

Bioriiabben Rock.

ACDK

Engelholm. d

ACGY

Kanpel Pt. (Olands
Ostra).

ACDL

Arildslage. d

ACGZ

Grasgard. d

ACDM

The Sound (Sundbt).

ACHB

Segerstad.

ACDN

Kullen.

ACHD

Gotland.

ACDO

Molle.

ACHF

Hoborg.

AGDQ

Lerhamn.

ACHG

Carlso.

AODR

Hoganas. d

ACHI

Klintehamn.

ACDS

Svinbaden Lt. V.

ACHK

Utholmen.

ACDU

Wiken.

ACHL

Visby. d

ACDV

Helsingborg. ac de

AOHM

Stenkyrkehuk.

ACDW

Raa.

ACHN

Skarsande. d

ACDX

Haken. •

ACHO

Faro./

ACDY

Hven I.

ACHP

Holmudden.

ACEB

Landskrona.

ACHQ

Gotska Sandon.

ACEF

Flint Ch. (Flint rannan).

ACHS

Kopparstenarne Lt. V.

a Sienifiea an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
BDigumc » e J a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

SWEDEN.

FINLAND.

ACHT

Slitehamn.

ACLV

Gran I.

ACPO

Biorneborg.

ACHU

Ostergarij.

ACLW

Bremo. a

ACPR

Kallo I.

ACHW

Ljugarn.

ACLX

SundsvaU.

ACPS

Raumo.

AOHX

Bonehamn.

ACLZ

Balso.

ACPT

Relandersgrund.

ACHY

Falluden. d

ACMB

Alno.

ACPV

Nystad.

ACHZ

Sparo.

ACMD

Juniskaren.

ACPW

Enskar.

ACIB

Vesterwik.

ACME

Vifsta (Wifsta) Wharf.

ACPX

Aland Isles.

ACID

Ido.

ACMF

Hernosand.

ACPZ

Skalskar.

ACIE

Stedsholm.

ACMG

■ Lungo.

ACQB

Market Rock.

ACIG

Syrsan.

ACMH

Angermannaelf.

ACQD

Hellman.

ACIH

Valdemarsvik.

ACMJ

UlUnger.
Bredskar.

ACQE

Nodendal.

ACIJ

HaradsBkar.

ACMK

ACQG

ACQH

ACQt

ACQif

ACQL

ACQM

ACQO

ACQP

ACQR

ACQT

ACQU

ACQV

ACQX

Abo. 6

ACIK

Storklappen.

ACML

Skagens Hamn.

Uto.

ACIL

Soderkoping.
Gotha (Gota) Canal.

ACMO

Ornakoldsvik.

Korso.

ACIM

ACMP

Nordmaling.

Bogskar.
Lagskar.
Led Sund

ACIN
ACIP

Norrkoping.
Arko.

ACMQ
ACMS

Sydoetbrotten Lt. V.
tfmea.

ACIQ

Oxelo.

ACMT

Holmogadd. ,

Bomarsund.

ACIR

Hafringe.

ACMU

Norrbyskar. .

Hango. a c
"Riisaro a d

ACIT

Nykoping.

ACMW

Stora Fiadeiagg.

ACIU

LandsOrt.

ACMX

Bergudden Pt.

Eknas.

ACIV

Almagrundet Lt.V.

ACMZ

Holmon.

Rpnskar

ACIY

Sodertelje.

ACNB

Snipan Lt. V.

(rToliflra,

ACIZ
ACJD

Misknuf.
Hufvudskar.

ACND
ACNF

Ratan.

Biuro (Bjuro) Klubb.

Helsingfors. abed

ACJE

Alandskar.

ACNG

GSsoren.

ACJF

Dalaro.

ACNH

Furugrund.

ACQY

Gulp of Finland.

ACJH

Gronskar.

ACNJ

Ursvik.

ACQZ

Sveaborg.

ACJI

Sandhamn.

ACNK

Skelleftea.

ACRD

Soder Skars.

ACJK

Fredriksborg;

ACNL

Kage.

ACRE

Kalbaden Lt. V. d

ACJM

Vaxholm.

ACNO

Pitea.

ACRE

Glosholm.

ACJQ

Stockholm. 6/

ACNP

Leskar.

ACRH

Borga.

ACJT

Svenska Hogarne.

ACNQ

Rodkallen.

ACRI

Lovisa.

ACJU

Svenska Bjorn Lt. V.

ACNR

Norstromsgrund Lt. V.

ACRJ

Kotka I.

ACJV

Soderarm.

ACNS

Germando.

ACRL

Fredrikshamn.

ACJW

Fejan.

ACNT

Lulea.

ACRM

Villa.

ACJX

Norretelje.

ACNU

Salmis.

ACRN

Viborg.

ACJY

Vato.

ACNV

Haparanda.

ACRP

Biorko.

ACKB

Waddo (Vaddo).

ACNW

Ranea.

ACRQ

Verko Matala Lt. V.

ACKD

Arholma.

ACNX

Maloren.

ACRS

Stirs Pt.

ACKE

Simpnasklubb.

ACNY

Tore.

ACRU

Sestroretzk.

ACKG

Grisselhamn.

ACNZ

Kalix.

ACRV

Kronstadt. a 6 c/

ACKH

Svartklubben.

ACOB

Seskaro.

ACRW

Tolboukin.

ACKI

Allsta, or, Hallsta.

AORY

St. Petebsbukg. b df

ACKI

Understen.

ACOD

Finland.

ACSB

Moscow.

ACOE

Kemi.

ACSE

Neva, d

ACKO

Gulf of Bothnia.

ACOG

Plevna.

ACSF

Strelna.

ACKQ

Harg.

ACOH

Sima.

ACSH

Oranienbaum. d

ACKS

Oregrund.

ACOI

Knivaniemi.

ACSI

Neva or Korablenv Lt.

ACKU

Djursten.

ACOK

Uleaborg. 6

Y.d

ACKV

Grundkallen Lt. V.

ACOL

Karlo.

ACSK

Kronslot.

ACKW

Grepen Lt. V.

ACOM

Brahestad.

ACSL

London Shoals, d

ACKY

Orskar.

ACOP

Ulko Kalla.

ACSM

Krasnaia Gorka. ace

ACKZ

Biorn.

ACOG

Kalaioki.

ACSO

Seskar. d

ACLB

Lofsta.

ACOR

Gamla (Old) Karleby.

ACSP

Nerva Rock.

ACLE

Skutskar.

ACOT

Tankar.

ACSQ

Sommars.

ACLF

Gefle.

ACOU

Jacobstadt.

ACST

Narva. ac d

ACLG

Upsala.

ACOV

Nya (New) Karleby.

ACSU

Hogland. d

ACLI

Eggegrundet.

ACOX

Helsingkallan.

ACSV

Rodskar.

ACLJ

Axmar.

ACOY

Storskar.

ACSX

Stenskar.

ACLK

Finngrundet Lt. V.

ACOZ

Norrskar.

ACSY

Exholm.

ACLN

West Finngrund (Vestra

ACPD

North Kalian I.

ACSZ

Kokskar.

Banken) Lt. V.

ACPE

Nikolaistad. d

ACTD

Revel Stone Lt. V.

ACLO

Norrsund

ACPF

Wasa.

AOTE

Revel, acd

ACLP

Storjungfrun.

ACPH

Storkallagrund.

ACTF

Nargen I.

ACLQ

Liusne.

ACPI

Skalgrund.

ACTH

Cape Sourop.
Paker Ort. a c

ACLR

Soderhamn.

ACPJ

Kaske.

ACTI

ACLS

Agon.

ACPL

Khristinestad.

ACTJ

Port Baltic, c d

ACLT

HudiksvaU.

ACPM

Sidby.

ACTL

Odens-holm. d

ACLU

Iggesund.

ACPN

Sastmola.

ACTM

Paternoster I.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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AOTN
ACTP

ACTQ

ACTR

ACTS

ACTV

ACTW

ACTX

ACTY

ACUB

ACUD

AGUE

ACUF

ACUH

ACUI

ACUJ

ACUL

ACUM

ACUO

ACUQ

ACUR

ACUS

ACUV

ACUW

ACUX

ACUZ

ACVB

ACVE

ACVF

ACVG

AOVI

ACVJ

ACVL
ACVM

AOVP

ACVQ

ACVR

ACVS

ACVT

ACVW

ACVX

ACVY

ACVZ

ACWB

ACWD

ACWE

ACWP

ACWG

ACWH

ACWJ

ACWK

ACWL

ACWN

AOWO

ACWP

ACWQ

AOWR

ACWS

ACWT

AOWU

ACWV

ACWX

ACWY

ACWZ

ACXB

ACXD

"Wormso. d
Hapsal.

Saxbi Ness.
Takhkona Pt.
Dago, d

0. Dagerort. a c
Tiefen Hafen. d
Osel.

Filsand. d
Arensburg.
Swalfer Ort. d
Moon.
Kino, d
Pemau. acd
SalUs(AltSalis).(i
Dwina R. d
Riga, a 6 erf
Diinamund I.
Runo I.d

Messaragotsem Pt. d
Domesness. a d
Kourland.
Michael (Pissen).
Lyser Ort. a c
Windau. acd
Backofen Lt.
Steinort C. d
Libau. c df
Dunamund Fortress.
Kowno.
Wilna.

Poland.
Warsaw.

Germany.

Prussia.

Bohemia.

Bavaria.

Saxony.

Wiirtemberg.

Berlin. "

Munich.

Strasburg.

Leipzig.

Dresden.

Nimmersatt. c d

MemeL acdf

Melnera^en. d

Konig Wilhelm CanaL

Windenburger. c

Russ.

Memel R.

Tikit.

Labiau.

Schwarzort. cd

Rositten. d

Nidden. acd

Cranz.crf

Briister Ort. cf

Kraxtepellen. d

Palmnicken. c

Pillau. aed

Fischausen. a c

Tenkitten. d

Grossbruch. d

Konigsberg.

ACXE

AOXG

ACXH

ACXI

ACXJ

ACXK

ACXL

ACXM

ACXN

ACXO

ACXP

ACXQ

ACXR

ACXS

ACXT

ACXU

ACXV

ACXW

ACXY

ACXZ

ACYB

ACYD

ACYE

ACYF

ACYH

ACYI

ACYJ

ACYL

ACYM

ACYN

ACYO

ACYP

ACYQ

ACYR

ACYS

ACYT

ACYU

ACYV

ACYW

ACYX

ACYZ

ACZB

ACZD

ACZE

ACZF

ACZG

ACZH

ACZI

ACZJ

ACZK

ACZL

ACZM

ACZN

ACZO

ACZP

ACZQ

ACZR

ACZS

ACZT

ACZU

ACZV

ACZW

ACZY

ADBC

ADBE

ADBG

4DBH

ADBI

ADBK

ADBL

Balga. a c

ADBM

Pasaarge R.

ADEN

Frauenburg.

ADBO

Tolkemit.

ADBP

Probbernau. d

ADBQ

Elbing.

ADBR

Pasewark. rf

ADBS

Vistula R.

ADBT

Schiewenhorst. c

ADBU

Dirschau.

ADBV

Danzig, af

Neuf ahrwasser. abed

ADBW

ADBX

Westerplatte. d

ADBY

Oxhoft Pt. c

ADOB

Putziger.

ADCE

Putzig.

.ADCF

Neufahr. c rf

ADOG

Hela Pt. c rf

ADCH

Heisternest. acd

ADCI

Rixhoft.ac

ADCJ

Kopalin. rf

ADCK

Stilow Beacon.

ADCL

POMERANIA.

ADCM

Leba. c rf

ADCN

Scholpin. rf

ADCP

Stolprntinde. acd
Jershoft. df

ADCQ

ADCR

Riigenwalde. acd

ADCT

Funkenhagen. rf

ADCU

Colbeig. acd
Gross Ziegenort. u

ADCV

ADCX

Horst. a c

ADCY

Dievenow. c rf

ADCZ

Cammin.

ADEC

Neuendorf, rf

ADEP

WoHin. c

AD EG

Oder R.

ADEI

Grosses Haft.

ADEJ

Kleines Haff .

ADEK

Stettin.

ADEL

StarkenhoiBt.

ADEM

Swinemunde. abed

ADEN

Swine R.

ADEO

Lebbin.

ADEQ

Kaiserfahrt.

ADES

Woitzig Lt. V.

ADET

Swanterwitz Lt. V.

ADEU

Alt warp.

ADEW

Ahlbeck. c

AD EX

Ruden I. arf

ADEY

Zinnowitz. rf

ADFB

Peene R.

ADFC

Peenemiinde.

ADFE

Wolgast. rf

ADFH

Greifswalder Oie. c rf

ADFI

Usedom.

ADFJ

Lassan.

ADFL

Anclam.

ADFP

Streckelsberg- c

ADFQ

Uckermtinde. c

ADFR

Greifswald.

ADFS

RUGEN I.

ADFT

Thiessow. acrf

ADFU

Palmer Ort.

ADFV

Peerd Pt.

ADPX

Gohren. erf

ADFZ

Lauterbach.

ADGB

Bergen.

ADGC

Sassnitz. c rf

ADGE

Jasmund.

ADGF

C. Arkona. acdf

Adler Grund Lt. V.

Wittower. a c

Dornbusch Pt. c

Hiddensee I. rf

Proser Bay.

Dranske. rf

Stralsund. c rf

Barth.

Prerow. rf

Zingst. rf

Dars Pt. acrf

Mecklenburg.

Wustrow. rf

Ribnitz.

Warnemunde. aed

Arendsee. rf

Rostok. e

Buk Pt. a

Poel. rf

Timmendorf. c

Kirchdorf.

Wismar. c

Kliitz Hd.

Dassow.<»

Travemiinde. acd

Liibeck.

Trave R. rf

Schlbswig-Holstein.

Neustadt.

Pelzer Pt. a

Dame Hd. u

Staaken. <

Femem I. rf

Marien. c df
Markelsdorf Pt. u

Fltigge.

Strukamp Pt.

Femem Sound.

Fehmarnbelt Lt. V. c

HeUigenhaf en. c d

Labo. cd

Kiel. 6 c

Rendsburg.

Wik.6

Holtenau. ace

Friedrichsort. c

Bulk Pt. af

Stollergrund.

Eckermorde.

Slimunde. a c

Kappeln.

Amis.

Schleswig.

Fredrichsburg.

Sli (Schlei) Fiord.

Msesholm.

Kalk Ground Lt. Y. u.

Haber Ness.

Flensborg. c

Hoi Ness.

Eken Sound.

Nubel.

Gt. Borris Hd.

Sonderburg. c

Keke Ness.

Horup Haft.

Pol Pt.

Alsl.

Augustenburg.

a Signifies an Internationa,! Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or loe Signal Station; da Lile-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

94

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGEAPHICALLY AKEANGED.

Paet I.

DENMARK.

ADGH

Als Sound.

ADKF

Skiods Hd. .

ADNU

Faxo.

ADGI

Apenrade. c

ADKH

Sletterhage.'

ADNW

Rodvig.

adgj

Barso.

ADKI

Lyngsbek.
Ebeltofte.

ADNX

C. Stevns, or, Stevns

ADGK

Giemier Fiord.

ADKJ

Kliot.

adgm

Aarosund. c

ADKL

Hasenore Hd.

ADNY

Kioge.

ADGN

Aaro le.

ADKN

Hielm (Hjelm).

ADOB

Sorte Oh.

ADGO

Hadersleben.

ADKO

Grenaa. d

ADOC

Aflandshage.
Drogden Ch.

ADGQ

Brandso.

ADKP

Fomies.acde

ADOE

ADKR

Schultz Ground Lt. V.

ADOG

DragSr, or, Drogden Lt.

ADGS

Denmark.

ADKS

Hesselo I.

T.

ADGT

Kolding.

ADKT

Lyse Ground.

ADOH

Nordre Rose.

ADGU

Fredericia. 6

ADOI

Kastnip.
Saltholm.

ADGW

Keseerodde.

ADKV

Smilland (Zealand).

ADOK

ADGY

Little Belt.

ADKW

Gilbierg Hd.

ADOL

Middlegrund.

ADGZ

Pten.

ADKX

Spotsbierg.

ADOM

Copenhagen, b c

ADHB

Mhe\6.

ADKZ

Saetteriet Road.

ADOP

Frederiksberg.

ADHE

Bogense.

AD LB

Ise Fiord.

ADOQ

Trekroner.

ADHF

Strib Pt.

ADLC

Frederikssund.

ADOR

Kongo Deep.

ADHG

Middlefart.

ADLF

Roskilde.

ADOS

ICalvebodeme (Kalle-

ADHJ

Fseno.

ADLG

Holbek.

boer) Lt. V.

ADHK

Fonskov Pt.

ADLH

Nykiobing. 6

ADOT

HoUsender Deep.

ADHM

Aale Hd.

ADLJ

Korshagen.

ADOU

VedbKk.

ADHN

Vedeleborg Hd.

ADLK

Ronnen.

ADOV

Nivaa.

ADHO

Baago.

ADLN

Great Belt.

ADOX

Sletten.

ADHQ

Assens.

ADLO

Seiro. c

ADOY

Helsingor (Elsinore). a

ADHS

Lydo.

ADLP

Siselland Reef Lt.

beef

ADHU

Faaborg.
Avemako.

ADLQ

Revsnses.

ADOZ

Kronborg.

ADHV

ADLR

Kallundborg. 6

ADPC

Lappe Grund Lt. V.

ADHW

Svendboi^. 6

ADLS

As Ness.

ADPE

Hombsek.

ADHY

Thoro.

ADLU

Jammerland B.

ADPF

Nakke Hd.

ADHZ

Troense.

ADLV

Reerso.

ADIB

Skiold Ness.

ADLW

Halskov.

ADPH

Anholt I. d

ADIE

^roskiobing.

ADLX

KorsorRoadLt.V.

ADPI

Anholt Knob Lt.V.

ADIF

Veis Ness.

ADLY

Korsor. 6

ADPJ

Stauns Hd.

ADIG

Marstal.

ADLZ

Skielskor.

ADPK

Uddyhoj Lt.

ADIH

Langeland.

ADMB

Agerso.

ADPL

Randers. 6

ADIJ

Taasinge I.

ADME

Helleholm.

ADPM

Manager.

ADIK

Rudkiobing. 6

ADMF

Omo.

ADPN

Hobro.

ADIL

Bagnkop.

ADMG

Stig Ness.

ADPO

Gjerrild Lt.

ADIM

Kjeldsnor. c

ADMI

Karrebsek.

ADPQ

Als.

ADIO

Fakkebierg.

ADMJ

Vseiro.

ADPR

Hump.

ADIP

Tranekioer.

,

ADPS

Egense.
Liim Fiord.

ADIR

Hov Sand.

ADMK

Laaland.

ADPU

ADIT

Vresen.

ADMN

Saxkiobing.

ADPV

Aalborg. c

ADIU

Knuds Hd.

ADMO

Banbolm.

ADPW

Hals.

ADIV

Nyborg. 6

ADMP

Taars.

ADPY

Rimmen.

ADIW

Sprogo. c
KertemiTide.

ADMR

Nakskov.

ADPZ

Lseso Rende. '■

ADIY

ADMS

Albue Pt.

ADQB

Lseso. d .

ADIZ

Roraso.

ADMT

Femem Belt.

ADQE

North Ronner.

ADIB

Korshavn.

ADMV

Rodby.

ADQF

Dvale Ground, or, LsesS '

ADJC

Skoven.

ADMW

Nysted.

Ch. Lt..V.

ADJF

Eneboerodde.

ADMX

Guldborg Sound.

ADQG

Kobber Grund Lt. V.

ADJG

Odense. 6 c

ADQI

Trindelen Lt. V. '

ADJH

Gerso.

ADMZ

Falster.

ADQJ

Frederikshavn. c

ADJI

Agemess.
Klinte.

ADNB

Nykiobing. 6

ADQK

Hirtsholm.

ADJL

ADNC

Gied8erReefsLt.V./

ADQM

Aalbsek. d '

ADNE

GiedserR. Lt.V./

ADQN

The Skaw, or, Skagen. I

ADJM

Jutland.

ADNF

Varsko.

acde \

ADJN

Veile. 5

ADNG

Heste Hd.

ADQO

Hoien. d ',

ADJP

Horsens. 6

ADNH

Stubbekiobing.

ADQR

Hirtshals. ocdc

ADJQ

Endelave I.

ADNJ

Gron Sound.

ADQS

Jammer B. d

ADJR

Hov Huk.

ADQT

Lildstrand. d

ADJT

Samso.

ADNK

MOEN. d

ADQV

Hanstholm. ocde

ADJU

Isse Hd.

ADQW

Klitmoller. d

ADJV

Langore.

ADNL

Hellehaven Pt.

ADQX

North Vorupor. d

ADJX

Vestborg Pt.

ADNO

Ulvsliale.

ADQZ

Lodbierg.

ADJY

Kyholm.

ADNP

Vordingborg. >

ADRB

Agger, d

ADJZ

ThunS.

ADNQ

Stege.

ADRC

ThyboRon.cd
Thisted.

ADKC

Aarhus. 6 c

ADNS

Prsesto.

ADRF

ADKE

KaloB.

ADNT

Hylleholt.

ADRG

Legator.

a Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station'

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. "

Part I.

GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

95

NORTH SEA.

HOLLAND.

ADRH

ADRJ

ADRK

ADRL

ADRN

ADRO

ADRP

ADRS

ADRT

ADRU

ADRV

ADRX

ADRY

ADSB

ADSC

ADSE

ADSG

ADSH

ADSK

ADSL

ADSM

ADSO

ADSP

ADSQ

ADSR

ADST

ADSU

ADSV

ADSW

ADSX

ADSY

ADSZ

ADTB

ADTC

ADTE

ADTF

ADTG

ADTI

ADTK

ADTL

ADTM

ADTN

ADTO
ADTP

ADTQ

ADTS

ADTU

ADTV

ADTW

ADTX

ADTY

ADTZ

ADUB

ADUC

ADUE

ADUF

ADUG

ADUH

ADUI

ADUJ

ADUK

ADUL

ADUM

ADUN

ADUO

Mors.

Nykidbing.

Lemvig.

Bovbierg. d

Sondervig. d

Nyminde Gab. d

Blaavand Ft.cdf

Horn Reef BLt.V.c/

VylLt.V.c

Ssedenstrand.

Graa Deep

Fan6.

Esbjei^. c

North Sea.

Rom I.cd

Lister Deep.

Kirkeby. d

Sylt l.iicd

Ellenbogen. c d

Hoyer.

Rothe Kliff. af

Kampen. d

Amrum I.acd

NebeL

Pel worm I. c

Fohrl.

Wyk.c

Nordstrand I.

Ording Pt. d

Husum. c

Hever R.

Eider R.

Suderboft. c d

Outer Eider (Eider) Lt.

Y.acf
Eider Galliot Lt. V. a c
Tonning. c
Eider Canal.
Fredrichstadt.
Norder Piep.
Busum. c d
Neufeld. d
Suder Piep.

Elbe R.

Outer Elbe, or Elbe No.

1 Lt. V. df
Elbe Pilot Galliot, d
ElbeNo. 2Lt. V.d
Elbe No. 3 Lt. V.
Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. d
Duhnen. d
Vogelsand.
Cuxhaven. ahcdef
Oste Reef (Oste Riff)

Lt. V. c
Neuhaus.

Brunsbiittelkoog. acef
Brunsbiittel.
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal.
Bosch.
StorR.
Freiburg.
Gllickstadt. c
Ki-aut Sand Lt. V.
Pagen Sand.
Brunshausen. c
Stade.
Griinendeich.

ADUQ

ADUR

ADUS

ADUV

ADUW

ADUX

ADUZ

ADVB

ADVC

ADVP

ADVH

ADVJ

ADVK

ADVL

ADVN

ADVO

ADVP

ADVR

ADVS

ADVT

ADVM^

ADVX

ADVY

ADWB

ADWC

ADWE

ADWG

ADWH

ADWI

ADWJ

ADWK

ADWL

AD-WM

ADWO

ADWP

ADWQ

ADWS

ADWT

ADWU

ADWX

ADWY

ADWZ

ADXC

ADXE

ADXF

ADXI

ADXJ

ADXL

ADXM

ADXN

ADXP

ADXQ

ADXR

ADXS

ADXT

ADXU

ADXV

ADXW

ADXZ

ADYB

AD YE

ADYF

ADYG

ADYI

Schulau Lt. V.

Blankenese.

Neuenfelde.

Hamburg. 5 c

Altona. c

Wandsbek.

Finkenwerder.

Harburg. c

Hanover.

Luneburg.

Neuwerk. d

Helgoland, acdef

Weser R.
Weser Lt. \.f
Rothersand. ace
Salzhorn.
Wremen Tief . d
Bremerbaven. abcdf
Blexen.
Nordenham. c
Geestemiinde. c
Brake, c
Elsfleth.
Vegesack. c
Bremen, abcef
Kaiser Harb., or Kaiser-

hafen.
Meyers Legde. a
Eversand. a
Hohe Weg Plat, ace
Fedderwarder Siel. d
Jade R.
Mellum Flat, d
AuBsen Jade Lt. V. a df
Minsener Sand Lt. V. a
WUhelmshaven. abcdf
Heppens.

Oldenburg.
GeUen.
Varel.

Ems Jade Canal.
Vareler Siel.
Schillighom. acd
Genius Bank Lt. V. d
Minsener Old Oog (Res-
cue Bn.).
Wangeroog I.acdf
Spiekeroog I. d
Langeoog I. d
Friedrichsschleuse. d
Carolinensiel. c
Neuharrlingersiel. c d

North Friesland.
Baltrum l.d
Norderney I.c d
Norddeich.c df
Juist l.d
Aurich.
Papenburg.
Norderney Lt. V.
Weener.
EmsR.

Borkum I.acdf
Norden.
Emden. c d
Leer.

ADYJ

ADYK

ADYM

ADYN

ADYO

ADYP

ADYQ

ADYR

ADYS

ADYU

ADYV

ADYW

ADYX

ADYZ

ADZB

ADZC

ADZF

ADZG

ADZH

ADZI

ADZJ

ADZK

ADZL

ADZN

ADZO

ADZP

ADZR

ADZS

ADZT

ADZV

ADZW

ADZX

AEBC

AEBD

AEBF

AEBH

AEBI

AEBJ

AEBL

AEBM

AEBN

AEBP

AEBQ

AEBR

AEBT

AEBU

AEBV

AEBX

AEBY

AEBZ

AECD

AECF

AECG

AECI

AECJ

AECK

AECM

AECN

AECO

AECP

AECQ

AECR

AECS

AECU

AECV

AECW

AECY

AECZ

Netherlands,

Delfzyl. c

Pilsum.

Campen.

Watum.

Borkum Flat (Borkum

Riff)Lt. V.ac/
Schiermonnikoog. acd
Lauwerzee.
Zoutkamp.
Groningen.
Ameland. ac(i
Hallam.

Terschelling Bank Lt.V.
Terschelling. acd
Brandaris.
Harlingen. c
Vlieland. a c
Eijerland. ac
Texel I. d
Schilbols Nol.
The Texel. a
Helder. d
Nieuwe Diep. bed
Great North Holland

Canal.
Alkmaar.
WUlemsoord.
Wieringen./
Medemblik.
Enkhuizen./
Hoom.
Edam.
Zaandam.
Marken I.
Amsterdam. 6 c
Hoek. e
Muiden.
Naarden.
Utrecht.
Harderwijk.
Elburg.
Kampen.
Zuider Zee.
Schokland.
Urk.

Kragchenburg.
De Lemmer. c
Stavoren. cf
Kykduin. a
Dirkoomsduin.
Zanddijk. c
Haaks Lt. V.
Egmond aan Zee. acd
Ymuiden. acd
North Sea Ship Canal.
Zandvoort. c d
Haarlem.
Leyden.

Scheveningen. acdf
The Hague.
Maas Lt. V.
Maas R.

-New Rotterdam Canal.
Noorder Hoofd.
Rhine R.

Hook of Holland, acdf
Rotterdam, b
Schiedam.
Delf shaven.

a aigal&ea an International Signal Station; 5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station:

e a, Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

96

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Part I.

NORTH SEA.

ENGLAND.

AEDB

AEDF

AEDG

AEDH

AEDJ

AEDK

AEDL

AEDN

AEDO

AEDP

AEDR

AEDS

ABDT

AEDU

AEDW

AEDX

AEDY

AEDZ

AEFC

AEFD

AEFG

AEFH

AEFI

AEFJ

AEFK

AEFM

AEFN

AEFO

AEFQ

AEFR

AEFS

AEFU

AEFV

AEFW

AEFY

AEFZ

AEGB

AEGD

AEGF

AEGH

AEGJ

AEGK

AEGL

AEGN

AEGO
AEGP
AEGQ
AEGS
AEGT
AEGU
AEGV
AEGX
AEGY
AEGZ
AEHD
AEHF
AEHG

AEHI

AEHJ

AEHK

AEHI.

AEHM

AEHN

AEHP

Vlaardingen.

Maasluis. c

Nieuwe Maas.

Brielle. d

Goeree.

Goedereede. a c

Molenpolder.

Yzeren Baak.

Hellevoetsluis. c d .

Voorne Canal.

Middelharnis.

Ooltgensplaat. ^

Willemstad.

Stryensas.

Moerdyk.

Dordrecht, c

Schouwen. a c

RenesBe.

Brouwershaven. c d

Hook of Schouwen.

Scheldt.

Schouwen Bank Lt. V.

Zierikzee. c

Tholen.

Bergen-op-Zoom.

Goes.

Dombnrg.

Walcheren.

Veere.

Westkapelle. a c

Zoutelandc.

Flushing (Vlissin-

gen). bcde
Middelburg.
Arnemuiden.
Ellewoutsdijk.
Breskens.
Hoedekenekerke .
Hanswest (Hanaweerd).
Temeuse (Neuzen).
Bath.
Doel.
Zeeland.
Nieuwe Sluis. c
Sluis.

Belgium.

Knocke. c d

LiUo.

Antwerp (Anvers). 6

T6te de Flandre.

Burght.

Boom.

Tamise.

Ghent.

Brussels.

Wielingen Lt. V.

Wandelaar Lt. V.

North (Noord) Hinder

Lt. V.
West Hinder Lt. V.
Heyst. ade
Blankenberghe. cd
Bruges, e
Ostende. c d
Nieuport. c df
La Panne, or Adin

Kerke. c d

AEHQ

AEHR

AEHS

AEHU

AEHV

AEHW

AEHX

AEHZ

AEIB

AEIC

AEID

AEIF

AEIG

AEIH

AEU

AEIK

AEIL

AEIM

AEIO

AEIP

AEIQ

AEIR

AEIS

AEIT

AEIU

AEIW

AEIX

AEIY

AEJB

AEJC

AEJD

AEJG

AEJS

AEJI

AEJL

AEJM

AEJN

AEJP

AEJQ

AEJR

AEJT

AEJU

AEJV

AEJX

AEJY

AEJZ

AEKC

AEKD

AEKF

AEKH

AEKI

AEKJ

AEKL

AEICM

AEKN

ABKO

AEKQ

AEKR

AEKS

AEKU

AEKV

AEKW

AEKX

AEKY

AEKZ

AELB

AELC

AELD

Great Britain.

England.
English Ch.
Thames R.
London.
Westminster.
The City.
Windsor.
Maplin Sands.
Tongue Lt. V.
Mouse Lt. V.
Edinburgh Ch.
Prince's Ch.
Nore Lt. V.
Girdler Lt. V.
Garrison Pt. 6
Shoeburyness.
Southend. rfe
Tilbury Docks.
Gravesend.
Northfleet.
Black Deep Lt. V.
Greenhithe.
Purfleet.
Erith.
Woolwich.
Blackwall.
Greenwich.
Greenwich Obser-
vatory. 6
Deptford.

Royal Albert Docks.
Royal Victoria Docks.
East India Docks.
West India Docks.
Mill wall Docks.
Commercial Docks.
London Docks.
St. Katharine Docks.
Grand Surrey Canal.
Med way, The.
Sheemess. b c
Queenborough.
Port Victoria.
Stangate Creek.
Chatham.
Strood.
Rochester.
Whitstable. c
Margate, c d
North Foreland, cf
Broadstairs. d
Ramsgate. cd
North Goodwin Lt. V.
Goodwin Sands.
Deal, bed
Downs, The.
Gull Lt. V.
East Goodwin Lt. V.
South Goodwin Lt. V.
South Foreland.
Dover, bcde
Dover Harbor Lt. V.
Varne Lt. V.
Folkestone, cd
Sandgate Road, ede
. Dungfeness. de
Hastings, c d
Royal Sovereign Lt. V.

AELF

AELG

AELI

AELJ

AELK

AELM

AELN

AELO

AELP

AELR

AELS

AELT

AELV

AELW

AELX

AELY

AELZ

AEMB

AEMC

AEMF

AEMG

AEMH

AEMJ

AEMK

AEML

AEMG

AEMP

AEMQ

AEMR

AEMS

AEMT

AEMU

AEMW

AEMX

AEMY

AENB

AENC

AEND

AENG

AENH

AENI

AENK

AENL

AENM

AENP

AENQ

AENR

AENT

AENU

AENV

AENX

AENY

AENZ

AEOC

AEOD

AEOF

AEOH

AEOI

AEOJ

AEOK

AEOL

AEOM

AEON

AEOQ

AEOR

AEOS

AEOT
AEOU
AEOV

Beachy Hd.c«

Newhaven. cd

Brighton, c d

Shoreham. d

Owers Lt. V.

Worthing, d

Selsea BUI. d

Chichester.

Langston Hr.

Spithead.e

Portsmoutli.6 c

Nab Lt. V.

Warner Lt. V.

Southampton. 6 c

Solent, The.

Calshot Lt. V.

Ryde.c d

Osborne.

Cowes.c

Lymington.c d

Hurst Caslle.c

Needles, The.e

Isle of Wight.

Bembridge.d

St. Helens.

St. Catherine Pt.c d ef

Christchurch.d

Poole. c df

Swanage.d

Anvil Pt.c

St. Alban's Hd.d

Weymouth.c d

PORTLAND.6 d /

Bill of Portland.c e

Shambles Lt. V.

Bridport.

Lyme Regis.d

Exmouth.c d

Teignmouth.c d

Torquay.d

Tor Bay.

Brixham.d

Dartmouth.d

Start Pt.

Pmwl Pt.c d e

Salcombe.d

Bolt Hd.d

Eddystone.d

Plymouth.c d

Stonehouse.

Cattewater.

Devonport.c

Mt. Wise (Deyonpoi:t).6

Keyham.

Cornwall.

■WTiitsand B.

Fowey.

Dodman Pt.

Falmouth. 6 c d

Manacle Rks.

Lizard, The.c def

Penzance, c d e

Mount's B.

Longships Lt.d

Land's End.d

Wolf Rock.

Scilly IS.fi/
St. Mary's I.c d
St. Agnes.d

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station: d a Life-Savine Station'

« a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. •■■•"b oi.iii.mii,

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WEST COAST ENGLAND.

WEST COAST SCOTLAND.

AEOW
AEOY
AEOZ
AEPB

AEPD

AEPF

AEPG

AEPI

AEPJ

AEPK

AEPM

AEPN

AEPO

AEPR

AEPS

AEPT

AEPV

AEPW

AEPX

AEPZ

AEQB

AEQC

AEQF

AEQG

AEQI

AEQJ

AEQK

AEQM.

AEQN

AEQO

AEQR

AEQS

AEQT

AEQU

AEQV

AEQW

AEQX

AEQZ

AERB

AERC

AERD

AERF

AERH

AERJ

AERK

AERL

AERN

AERO

AERP

AERS

AERT

AERU

AERW

AERX

AERY

AESB

AESC

AESD

AESP

AESG

AESH

AESI

AESK

AESL

AESM

AESO

Bishop Rock.d
St. Mary's Road.
Round I.
Seven Stones Lt. V.

St. Ives.c d.
Hayle.c d
Godrevy \.cd
Padstow.rf
Trevose Hd.d
Hartland Pt.c
Lundy I.c d e
Bideford.
Appledore.c d
Barnstaple. c
Bull Pt.c
Ilfracombe.c d
The Foreland.
Watchet.d
Bumham.c d
Bridgewater.c
Flatholm.rf
Bristol.
Portishead.
Avon R.
Avonmouth.
King Road.
Severn R.
Sharpness Docks:
Gloucester.
Monmouth.
Chepstow.
Newport.
Usk.

English and Welsh
grounds Lt. V.

Wales.
Cardiff, c
Bute Docks.
Penarth.crf
Barry Docks.e
Breaksea Pt.
Breaksea Lt. V.
Nash Pt.c
Porthcawl.rf
Scarweather Lt. V.
P. Talbot.
Neath.

Briton Ferry.
Swansea.?*
Mumbles.crfe
Heiwick Lt. V.
Worm's Hd.
Burry Port.rf
Llanelly.c
Caermarthen.
Caldyl.crf
Tenby .d
Old Castle Hd.
St. Ann's Hd.de
Milford Haven.
Neyland.
Pembroke Dock.

St. George's Ch.
Smalls, if
St. Bride's B.
Bishops & Clerks.
Fishguard. d

AESP

AESQ

AESR

AEST

AESU

•AESV

AESX

AESY

AESZ

AETC

AETD

AETF

AETG

AETH

AETI

AETJ

AETL

AETN

AETP

AETQ

AETR

AETU

AETV

AETW

AETY

AETZ

AEUB

AEUC

AEUD

AEUF

AEUG

AEUI

AEUJ

AEUK

AEUL

AEUM

AEUN

AEUO

AEUQ

AEUR

AEUS

AEUV

AEUW

AEUX

AEUZ

AEVB

AEVC

AEVD

AEVF

AEVG

AEVH

AEVJ

AEVK

AEVL

AEVN

AEVO

AEVP

AEVR

AEVS

AEVT

AEVU

AEVW

AEVX

AEVY

AEWB

AEWC

AEWD

AEWG

Newjport.cf

Cardigan.^

Cardigan B. Lt. V,

Aberaeron.

Aberystwith.d

Aberdovey.d

Barmouth.d

P. Madoc.

Pwilheli.d

St. Tudwall Rds.d

Bardsey I.

Carnarvon.c

Carnarvon B. Lt. V.

Porth Dinlleyn.d

South Stack.cd

Anglesea.

Holyhead. cd/

Skerries.d

Menai Str.

Bangor.

Conway.

Beaumaris.

Lynus Pt.c

Great Orme Hd.

Abergele.

Flint.

DeeR.

Dee Lt. V.

Air Pt.d

Connah's Quay.c

Saltney.

Chester.

North West Lt. V.

Hoylake.d

Bar Lt. V.

Leasowe.

Bidston.

Crosby Lt. V.

North Wall (Mersey).

Formby Lt. V.

Mersey.

Liverpool.rf

Garston.

Manchester Ship Canal.

Widnes.

Runcorn.

EUesmere Pt.

Prince's Landing Stage.

Prince's Dock.

Queen's Dock.

Brunswick Dock.

North Dock.

Birkenhead.

Morpeth Dock, ft

Southport.crf

Ribble R.

Lytham.crf

Preston.

Manchester.

Birmingham.

Blackpool, cd

Fleetwood.crf

Wyre R.

Lancaster.

Morecambe B.c

Piel Hr.d

Walney I.c

Barrow.c

AEWH

AEWI

AEWK

AEWL

AEWM

AEWN

AEWO

AEWP

AEWQ

AEWS

AEWT

AEWU
AEWX
AEWY
AEWZ
AEXC
AEXD
AEXF
AEXH

AEXI

AEXJ

AEXL

AEXM

AEXN

AEXP

AEXQ

AEXR

AEXT

AEXU

AEXV

AEXY

AEXZ

AEYB

AEYD

AEYF

AEYG

AEYI

AEYJ

AEYE

AEYM

AEYN

AEYO

AEYQ

AEYR

AEYV

AEYW

AEYZ

AEZB

AEZC

AEZF

AEZG

AEZH

AEZJ

AEZK

AEZL

AEZM

AEZN

AEZO

AEZP

AEZR

AEZS

AEZT

AEZV

AEZW

AEZX

AFBC

AFBD

AFBE

Cumberland.

Duddon R.

St. Bees Hd.

Whitehaven.cd

Harrington.

Selker Lt. Y.

Workingtoh.c

Maryport.cd

Solway Firth.d

Silloth.c

Carlisle.

Isle of Man..
Ayre Pt.c
Calf of Man.
Chicken Rock.
Castletown.crf
-Lang Ness.
Douglas, cd
Bahama Bank.

Scotland.

Dumfries.

Southerness.

Little Ross.

Kirkcudbright.

Wigton.

Burrow Hd.

Mull of Galloway.c

P. Patrick.^

Corsewall Pt.c

Loch Ryan.c

Stranraer.

Ailsa Craig.

Girvan.d

Turnberry Pt.c?

Clyde.

Ayr.d

Troon, rf

Irvine.d

Ardrossan.cd

Cloch Pt.

Gourock.

Toward Pt.

Rothesay.c

Cumbraes.

Greenock, c

P. Glasgow.

Glasgow.c

Dumbarton.

Gare Loch.

Helensburg.

Loch Fyne.

Inverary.

Arran.

Lamlash.c

Pladda.d

Kildonan Pt.de

Campbelton.cd

Sanda.

Mull or Cantyre.c

Islay.c

P. Ellen.

P. Charlotte.

Jura Sound.

Loch In Dail.

Oversay I.

McArthur Hd.

Rudha Mhail.c

Islay Sound.

a Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
» oigmiit, o ^ ^ Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

SCOTLAND.

EAST COAST

SCOTLAND.

AFBH

Sgeir Maiole(Sgeir

AFEW

Cantick Hd.c

AFJS

Queensferry.rf

Vuile).

AFEX

Auskerry.

AFJT

St. Margaret's Hope.

APBI

Crinan Canal.

AFGB

Start Pt.

AFJU

Alloa.

AFBJ

Fladda Hr.

AFGC

Pierowall Road.

AFJW

Edinburgh. 6

AFBL

Colonsav.

AFGD

Noup Hd.
MullHd.

AFJX

Stirling.

AFBM

Oban.

AFGH ,

AFJY

Forth and Clyde Canal.

AFBN

Loch Linnhe.

AFGI

North Ronaldsay.

AFKB

Grangemouth, c

AFBP

F. William.

AFGJ

Fair I.d

AFKC

Borrowstounness

AFBQ

Lismore I.

(Bo'ness).c

AFBR

Caledonian Canal.

AFGL

Shetland Is.

AFKD

Leith.6 c

AFBT

lona.

AFGM

Sumburgh Hd.c

AFKG

Granton Hr.c

AFBU

Dubh Artach.

AFGN

Bressay I.

AFKH

Newhaven.e

AFBV

Skerry vore.

AFGP

Lerwick. cd

AFKI

Musselburgh.

AFBX

CoU.

AFGQ

Dury Voe.

AFKL

North Berwick.rf

AFBY

Mull.

AFGR

Whalsey.

AFKM

Fidra.

AFBZ

Ardnamurchan.

AFGT

The Out Skerries.

AFKN

Dunbar.crf

AFCD

Rum I.

AFGU

Balta I.

AFKP

St. Abb's Hd.ee

AFCE

Maleg Hr.

AFGV

Hillswick.

AFKQ

Eyemouth. erf

AFCG

Loch Nevis.

AFGX

Scalloway.c

AFCI

Ornsay I.

APGY

Foula.

AFKR

Berwick.erf

AFCJ

Kyle Akin.

AFGZ

Ve Skerries.

AFKT

Tweed R.

AFCK

Stroma Ferry.

AFHC

Papa Stour I.

AFKU

Holy I.rf

AFCM

Isle of Skye.

AFHD

Unst.

AFKV

Longs tone.

AFCN

Portree.

AFKX

Farn I.

AFCO

The Minch.

AFHE

Faroe Is.

AFKY

Alnmouth.rf

AFHI

Thorshavn.

AFKZ

Coquet I.

AFCQ

Hebrides.

AFHJ

Vestmanhavn.

AFLC

Warkworth.c

AFCR

Stornoway.crfe

AFHK

Sudero.

AFLD

Newbiggin.rf

AFCS'

Lewis.

AFHM

Stromo.

AFLE

BLYTH.crf-

AFCU

Carloway.

AFLH

Tyne R.

AFCV

Butt of Lewis.e/

AFHN

Noss Hd.

AFLI

Tynemouth.rfc

AFCW

Glas I.c

AFHO

Wick.cd

AFU

North Shields.ferf

AFCY

Flannan Is./

AFHQ

Dornoch.

AFLM

South Shields.rf

AFCZ

North Uist.

AFHR

Tarbet Ness.c

AFLN

Jarrow.

AFDB

Loch Maddy.

AFHS

Moray Firth.

AFLO

Newcastle.

AFDE

Monach Is.

AFHU

Cromarty.

AFLP

Hepburn.

AFDG

South TJist.

AFHV

Invergordon.

AFLQ

Souter Pt.c

AFDH

Ushinish.

AFHW

Dingwall.

AFLR

Sunderland. erf

AFDJ

Loch Boisdale.

AFHY

Chanonry Pt.

AFLS

Seaham.ed

AFDK

Barra.

AFHZ

Inverness.c

AFLU

Hartlepool.c rf

AFDL

Castle B.

AFIB

Nairn, erf

AFLV

Heugh.

AFDN

Vatersay I.

AFID

Covesea.

AFLW

Tees R.

AFDO

St. Kilda.

AFIE

Banff. erf

AFLY

Stockton.

AFDP

Rockall.

AFIG

Kinnard Hd.

AFLZ

MiDDLESBROTJGK.

AFDQ

North Bona.

AFIJ

Fraserbuigh.erf/
Rattray Hd.rf

AFMB

Whitby.erf

AFDR

Sulisker.

AFIK

AFMD

Scarborough. erf

AFIL

Peterhead, erf

AFME

Filey .rf

AFDS

Sutherland.

AFIN

Buchan Ness.

AFMG

Fla,mborough Hd.rf e

AFDT

Ru Stoer.

AFIO

Newburg.rf

AFMI

Bridlington.ocrf

AFDU

C. Wrath.c

AFIP

Aberdeen.c rf

AFMJ

York.

AFDV

Loch EriboU.

AFIR

Girdle Ness.e

AFMK

Withernsea.rf/

AFDW

Sule Skerries.

AFIS

Stonehaven.crf

AFMN

Humber R.

AFDX

Strathie Pt.

AFIT

Montrose.erf

AFMO

Spurn Pt.de

AFDY

Scrabster.d

AFIV

Arbroath, erf

AFMP

Grimsby .erf

AFDZ

Thurso.d

AFIW

Bell Rock.

AFMQ

Spurn Lt. V.
HuLL.e

AFEB

Dunnet Hd.cc

AFIX

Buddon Nese.rf

AFMR

AFEC

Stroma.

AFIZ

Broughty*Ferry.c rf

AFMS

Goole.

AFEG

Duncansby Hd.

AFJB

Tay R.

AFMT

Bradford.

AFEH

Pentland Firth.

AFJC

Dundee. 6 c

AFMV

Sheffield.

AFEI

Pentland Skerries.

AFJD

Perth.

AFMX

Leeds.

AFJE

St. Andrews.crf

AFMY

Gainsborough.

AFEK

Orkney Is.

AFJG

Fife Ness.

AFNB

The Wash.

AFEL

South Ronaldsay.

AFJH

Firth of Forth.

AFNC

Outer Dowsing Lt. V. "

AFEM

Stronsay.

AFJI

Methil.

AFND

Inner Dowsing Lt. V.

AFEO

Pomona.

AFJK

May I.

AFNE

Lynn Well Lt. V.

AFEP

Helliar Holm

AFJL

Fife.

AFNG

Dudgeon Lt. V.

AFEQ

Kirkwall, c

AFJM

Inch Keith.

AFNH

Wainfleet.

AFES

Hoy.

AFJO

Kirkcaldy.

AFNI

Boston. e

AFET

Stromness.c d

AFJP

Burntisland. erf

AFNK

King's Lynn.c

AFEU

Long Hope.ii

AFJQ

Forth Bridge.

AFNL

Wisbeach.

a Signifles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part I.

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99

IRELAND.

NORTH COAST FRANCE.

AFNM

AFNP

AFNQ

AFNR

AFNS

AFNT

AFNU

AFNV

AFNX

AFNT

AFNZ

AFOC

AFOD

AFOE

AFOH

AFOI

AFOJ

AFOL

AFOM

AFON

AFOQ

AFOR

AFOS

AFOU

AFOV

AFOW

AFOY

AFOZ

AFPB

AFPD

AFPE

AFPG

AFPH

AFPI

AFPJ

AFPK

AFPL

AFPM

AFPN

AFPO

AFPR

AFPS

AFPT

AFPV

AFPW

AFPX

AFPZ

AFQB

AFQC

AFQE

AFQG

AFQH

AFQJ

AFQK

AFQL

AFQN

AFQO

AFQP

AFQS

AFQT

AFQU

AFQW

AFQX

AFQY

AFRB

AFRC

AFRD

AFRG

AFRH

Hunstanton, d

Wells.d

Cromer.d

Haisborough Lt. V.

Bacton.d

Would Lt. V.

Winterton.d .

Leman and Ower Lt. V.

Smiths Knoll Lt. V.

Yarmouth, erf

Cockle Lt. V.

St. Nicholas Lt. V.

Gorton Lt. V.

Newarp Lt. V.

Cross Sand Lt. V.

Lowestoft.c d

Pakefield.

Southwold.rf

Aldborough.rfe

Orford Ness. erf

Shipwash Lt. V.

HoUesleyB.

Harwich.rf

Orwell R.

Ipswich.

Manningtree.

Dovercourt.

Outer Gabbard Lt. V.

Felixstowe.

Cork Lt. V.

Long Sand Lt. V.

Sunk Lt. V.

Gunfleet. c

Wivenhoe.

Colchester.

Kentish Knock Lt. V.

Swin Middle Lt. V.

Maldon.

Galloper Lt. V.

Ireland.
C. Clear.
Fastnet. c ef
Crookhaven. df
Brow Hd. c ef
Bantry B.
Mizen Hd.
Berehaven. 6
Ardnakinna Pt.
Roancarrig I.
Glengariff Hr.
Bull Rock.
Kenmare.
Ballinskellig. d
Skelligs.
Valentia. rf
Dingle B.rf
Castlemaine.
Tearaght I.
Tralee. c
Shannon R.
Loop Hd. c
Kilcradan Hd.
Scattery I.
Foynes Hr.
Tarbert.
Clare.

LiMBBICK. c

Liscanor.
Inisheer.

AFRI
AFRK
APRL
AFRM
AFRO
AFRP
AFRQ
AFRT
AFRU
AFRV
AFRX
AFRY
AFRZ
AFSC
AFSD
AFSE
AFSH
AFSI
■AFSJ
AFSL
AFSM
AFSN
AFSP
AFSQ
AFSR
AFSU
AFSV
AFSW
AFSY
AFSZ
AFTB
AFTD
AFTE
AFTH
AFTI
AFTI
AFTL
AFTN
AFTO
APTP
AFTQ
AFTR
AFTS
AFTU
AFTV
AFTW
AFTY
AFTZ
AFUB
AFUD
AFUE
AFUG
AFUI
AFUJ
AFUK
AFUM
AFUO
AFUQ
AFUR
AFUS
AFUV
AFUX
AFUZ
AFVB
AFVD
AFVE
AFVG
AFVI
AFVJ
AFVK

Eeragh I.

Gal way. e

Arran Is.

Slyne Hd.

Killary B.

Clare I.

Inishgort.

ClewB.

Westport.

Achifl Hd.

Blacksod B.

Mayo.

Eagle I.

Broadhaven. ! ^ ;

Killala.

Ballina.

Sligo.

Ballyshannon.

Donegal.

Killybegs. c

Rathlin O'Birne I.

Bloody Foreland.

Arranmore (Aran I.), rf

Tory I. c e

Lough Swilly.

Fanad Pt. c

Buncrana.

Rathmullan. c
Malin Hd. e ef

Inishtrahull. ef
Lough Foyle. c rf
Inishowen Hd.
Londonderry.
Moville.
Coleraine.
Rathlin I.
Altacary Hd.
Ballycastle. c
Tor Pt. e
Maidens.
Lame.
Bemast.
Black Hd.
Carrickfergus. rf
Bangor.
Mew I.

Donaghadee. c
Skulmartin Lt. V. rf
South Rock Lt. V. rf
Strangford.
Ardglaes Hr.
St. John's Pt.
Dundrum B. rf
Carlingford. rf
Greenore. rf
Newry.
Dundalk.
Boyne R. rf
Drogheda.
Balbriggan. rf
Rockabill.
Howth Bailey, c rf
Kish Lt. V.
Dublin. 6 c rf
Poolbeg.
Liftey R.
Kingstown, c rf
Wicklow. rf
Codling Bank Lt. V.
Arklow. rf

AFVM

AFVN

AFVO

AFVP

AFVQ

AFVR

AFVS

AFVU

AFVW

AFVX

AFVZ

AFWB

AFWC

AFWE

AFWG

AFWH

AFWJ

AFWK

AFWL

AFWN

AFWO

AFWP

AFWR

APWS

AFWT

AFWV

AFWX

AFWY

AFXB

AFXC
AFXD
APXG
APXH

AFXJ

AFXL

APXM

AFXN

AFXP

AFXQ

AFXR

AFXT

AFXU

APXV

AFXY

AFXZ

AFYB

AFYG

AFYI

AFYJ

AFYK

AFYM

AFYN

AFYO

AFYQ

AFYR

AFY8

AFYU

AFYV

AFYW

AFYZ

AFZB

AFZC

AFZE

AFZG

AFZH

AFZJ

AFZK

AFZM

Blackwater Bank Lt. V.rf

Lucifer Lt. V. rf

Wexford, rf

North Arklow Bk. Lt. V.

Rosalare. df

South Arklow Bk. Lt. V.

Tuskar Rk. c

Carnsore Pt. rf

Barrels Rock Lt. V.

Coningbeg Lt. V.

Saltees.

Bannow B.

New Ross, c

Waterford.

Hook Pt.

Duncannon.

Dunmore. c rf

Dungarvan. c

Mine Hd. c

Ardmore. rf

Youghal.crf

Ballycottin I.

Cork. 6 c

Queenstown. 6 c rf

Haul bowline I.

Roche Pt. a ef

Daunt Rock Lt. V.

Kinsale. c

Old Head of Kinsale.

e rfe
Clonakilty.
Galley Hd. e
Glandore. rf
Baltimore, rf

France.

DUNKBRQUK. ah cd

Lisle.

Bergues.

Zuydcoote. a c

Ruytingen Lt. V. rf

Snouw Lt. V. rf

Dyck Lt. V. rf

Gravelines. acd

Walde. rf

Calais, acd

C. Blanc Nez.

C. Gris Nez. acde

Boulogne, c rf

C. Alprech. a

Etaples.

Pt. du Touquet. a

Berck. rf , •

P. d' Abbeville.

Somme R.

St. Valery. d

Cayeux. o rf

Le Tr6port. a rf

Dieppe, a df

Pt. d'Ailly.a

St. Valery-en-Caux. a rf

F6camp. a rf

Pagnet Pt.

Etretat. a rf

Cf d'Antifer. a

C. la Hfeve. a

Havre (Lb Havre), erf

Harfleur.

Seine R.

Fatouville.

oSignifles an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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AFZN

AFZO

AFZQ

AFZR

AFZS

AFZU

AFZW

AFZY

AGBC

AGBE

AGBF

AGBH

AGBJ

AGBK

AGBL

AGBN

AGBO

AGBP

AGBR

AGBS

AGBT

AGBV

AGBW

AGBX

AGBZ

AGCB

AGCD

AGCF

AGCH

AGCI

AGCK

AGCL

AGCM

AGCO

AGCP

AGCQ

AGOS

AGCT

AGCU

AGOW

AGOX

AGCY

AGDB

AGDO

AGDE

AGDH

AGDI

AGDJ

AGDL

AGDM

AGDN

AGDP

AGDQ

AGDR

AGDT

AGDU

AGDV

AGDX

AGDY

AGDZ

AGEB

AGED

AGEF

AGEH

AGEJ

AGEK

AGEL

AGEN

Berville.

Pt. de la Roque.

Quillebceuf.

Caudebec.

Guerbaville.

Rouen.

Paris.

Versailles.

The Elys^e.

Honfleiir. c d

Trouville. d

Pt. Beuzeval. a

Dives.

Oyestreham. aed

Orne R.

Caen.

St. Aubin. a

CourseuUes. c d

Pt. de Ver.

Bemierea. a

Pt. en Bessin. a d

Percys Pt. a

Isigny.

Oarentan.

St. Marcouf.

La Hougue. a

St. Vaast. d

R^ville.

Barfleur. a d

C. Barfleur.

Gatteville. d

C. Levi, a d

Cherbourg. 6 d

Pelde I. a

Pt. de Querqueville. a d

C. de la Hague, af

Jardeheu Pt. a

Nez de Jobourg. a

Channel Is.

Aldbrnet.

St. Anne.

Caflquets.

Guernsey.

St. Peter Port, cd

Hanois.

St. Sampson's.

Les Ecr^hos.

Herm.

Serk.

Creux Hr.

Jersey.

St. Helier. a d

St. Aubin.

La Corbifere.

Gorey. a

Rozel.

St. Catherine B.

Minquiers.

P. DE DiELBTTE. d

C. de Flamanville. a
0. de Carteret, a d
P. Bail.
St. Germain, a
lie S6n^quet..rf
Pt. d'Agon. a
R6gn6vUle. d
Tourville (Toumeville).
Chausey la. a d

AGEO

AGEP

AGER

AGES

AGET

AGEV

AGEW

AGEX

AGEZ

AGFB

AGFC

AGFE

AGFH

AGFI

AGFK

AGFL

AGFM

AGFO

AGFP

AGFQ

AGFS

AGFT

AGFU

AGFV

AGFW

AGFX

AGPY

AGHB

AGHC

AGHD

AGHF

AGHI

AGHJ

AGHL

AGHM

AGHN

AGHP

AGHQ

AGHR

AGHT

AGHU

AGHV

A6HX

AGHY

AGHZ

AGIC

AGID

AGIE

AGIH

AGU

AGIK

AGIM

AGIN

AGIO

AGIQ

AGIR

AGIS

AGIU

AGIV

AGIX

AGIY

AGIZ

AGJC

AGJD

AGJE

AGJH

AGJI

AGJK

AGJM

AGJN

Granville, d

Roc. Pt. a

Mt. St. Michel.

Avranches.

Bretagne.

Caincale.

Pierre de Herpin. d

Grouin Pt. a

B^nard Pt. a

Roches Bonnes.

St. Malo. d

St. Servan.

Grand Jardin Islet, d

La Ranee R.

Dinan.

Dinard. d

St. Briac.

D6coll6 Pt. a

St. Cast Pt. a d

C. Fr^el. a

Erqui. a d

Le L6gu6.

St. Brieuc.

Grand L^jon.

Roselier Pt. a d

Portrieux. d

St. Quay, a

Plouzec Pt. a

Paimpol.

Ost-Pic Rock.

Trieux R.

Croix Rocks.

Br^hat l.ad

Roches d'Ouvres. d

H^aux de Br^hat. d

Cr6ach-ar-Maout. a

Trfeuier.

P. Blanc, a d

Anse de Perros.

Perros-Guirrec. d

Ploumanac'h. a d

Les Sept-Iles.

Triagoz. d

B^leguer Pt.

Lannion.

Bihit R. a

Primel Pt. a d

He Noire, d

Tour de la Lande.

Morlaix.

PenpouU.

St. Pol de L4on.

Bloscon Pt. a

Roscoff. d

He de Bas. a d

St. Jacques.

P. Nevez.

Poul^azec Pt.

Kernic.

Goulven.

Ploun^our.

Pontusval. d

P. Treisseny.

Kerisoc Pt. a

Vierge I.

Abervrac'h 'R.ad

Lanvaon Height.

L'Aberbenoit.

Landunevfe Pt. a

Le Four, d

AGJC

AGJQ
AGJR

AGJS

AGJU

AGJV

AGJW

AGJY

AGJZ

AGKB

AGKD

AGKE

AGKH

AGKJ

AGKL

AGKM

AGKO

AGKP

AGKQ

AGKS

AGKT

AGKU

AGKW

AGKX

AGKY

AGLB

AGLC

AGLD

AGLF

AGLH

AGLI

AGLK

AGLM

AGLN

AGLP

AGLQ

AGLR

AGLT

AGLU

AGLV

AGLX

AGLY

AGLZ

AGMC

AGMD

AGME

AGMH

AGMI

AGMJ

AGML

AGMN

AGMO

AGMQ

AGMR

AGMS

AGMU

AGMV

AGMY

AGMZ

AGNB

AGND

AGNE

AGNF

AGNI

AGNJ

AGNK

AGNM

USHANT, OT IlE D'OuES-
SANT. (//

Stiff Pt. a d
Creac'h Pt. ade

Biscay, Bay or, or
Gulf of Gascogne.*
Corsen Pt. a
P. Conquet. d
St. Mathieu Pt. a '

Les Pierres Noires.
Bertheaume.
Cr^ac'hmeur Pt. a
Minou Pt.
Portzic Pt. o
Brest. 6 d
Lanninon.
Penfeld R.
Rade de Brest.
Kerhuon.
Landemeau.
Chateaulin.
Roscanv.el.
Capucins Pt.
Camaret. a d
Toulinguet Pt.
Pt. des Pois. a
Ch6vre C. a
Douarnenez. d
Millier Pt.
Ar-Men Rock, rf
He de Sein. d
T^vennec. d
La VieiUe. d
Bee du Raz de Sein. a
Pt. de I'Ervily. o
' Audierne. d
Poulgoazec.
Penmarc'h. a d
Guilfinec. d
L'Esconil. a d
Pont L'Abb^.
Combrit.
B^nodet. d
Quimper.
Beg Meil Pt. a
La Forest.
Concarneau. d
M6d6e Rock.
He aux Moutons. d
Penfret l.ad
Tr^ignon Pt. d
Beg Morg Pt. a
Dou^lan. d
Anse du Pouldu. a
Quimperl6 R.
Groix I. d
Pen Men Pt.
Croix, a

Bee Melen Pt. a
Talut Pt. (Lorient).
P. Louis.
Grave Pt. o
Lorient 6
K^roman.
Blavet.
La Peyrifere.
La Teignouse. d
Belle-fle.
Loc Maria, d

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. somwou,

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101

i;

WEST COAST FRANCE.

SPAIN.

PORTUGAL.

AGNO

Arzic Pt.

AGRM

Maumusson Ch.

AGVQ

St. Martin de la Arena, a

AGNP

Taillefer Pt. a

AGRN

Seudre R.

AGVR

Suances.

AGNQ

Hastellic Pt. a

AGRP

Gironde R.

AGVT

San Vicente de la Bar-

AGNR

Goulfar B. (Talut Pt.) a

AGRQ

Coubre Pt. a d /

quera.

AGNS

Kerdonis Pt.

AGRS

Grand Banc Lt. V. d

AGVU

Tina Mayor.

AGNT

Le Palais, d

AGRU

Corduan. d

AGVW

Llanes. d

AGNV

Sauzon.

AGRV

Palmyre Pt.

AGVY

C. Prieto.

AGNW

Quiberon (Loc-Maria).ad

AGRW

La Falaise.

AGVZ

Rivadesella. d

AGNX

St. Pierre.

AGRY

Terre-Negre.

AGWB

Villaviciosa.

AGNZ

Kerpenhir Pt. a

AGRZ

Chay.

AGWD

GuGN. a d

AGOB

Auray.d

AGSB

St. Pierre de Royan.

AGWE

Candas.

AGOG

P. Navallo. d

AGSD

Royan. d

AGWF

Luanco.

AGOE

Vannes.

AGSE

St. Nicolas, d

AGWI

Asturias.

AGOF

Morbihan.

AGSF

Grave Pt. a d

AGWJ

C. Penas.

AGOH

Grand Mont Pt. a

AGSI

Tallais Bank Lt. V. d

AGWK

Avil6s. a

AGOJ

Penerf.

AGSJ

Valliere Pt.

AGWM

Prav-a R.

AGOK

Penlan Pt.

AGSK

P. St. Georges.

AGWN

Cudillero.

AGOL

Haedik l.a

AGSM

Richard.

AGWO

C. Busto.

AGON

La Vilaine R.

AGSN

By Lt> V.

AGWQ

Luarca.

AGOP

La Roche Bernard.

AGSQ

Calonge.

AGWR

Navia.

AGOQ

Redon.

AGSR

Mousset.

AGWS

Orrio de Tapia I.

AGOS

Rennes.

AGST

La Gaet.

AGWU

Castropol.

AGOT

Le Four, d

AGSV

Pauillac. d

AGWV

Rivadeo. d

AGOU

Grands Cardinaux. d

AGSW

Patiras I.

AGWX

San Ciprian.

AGOX

Pt. duCastelli. a

AGSX

Blaye.

AGWZ

Vivero.

AGOY

Le Croisic. c d

AGSZ

Garonne R.

AGXB

Barquero.

AGPB

La Banche. d

AGTB

Dordogne R.

AGXC

C. Vares. a

AGPC

Aiguillon.

AGTD

Bordeaux, d

AGXE

Estaca Pt.

AGPD

Ville-es-Martin.

AGTF

Hourtin.

AGXF

C. Ortegal.

AGPF

La Loire R.

AGTH

C. Ferret, d

AGXH

C. Prior.

AGPH

St. Nazaire. c

AGTI

Arcachon. a d

AGXJ

Mt. Ventoso. a

AGPI

Chemoulin Pt. a d

AGTK

Leyre R.

AGXK

C. Priorino.

AGPK

Paimboeuf.

AGTL

La Teste de Buch.

AGXL

Ferrol./

AGPL

Nantes.

AGTM

Contis. d

AGXN

Jubia B.

AGPM

Angers.

AGTO

C. Breton, a d

AGXO

Serantes R.

AGPO

St. Gildas Pt. a

AGTP

Adour R. c

AGXP

Mugardos.

AGPQ

Pornic. c d

AGTQ

Bayonne. d

AGXR

Eume R.

AGPR

Pilier Lad

AGTS

Biarritz, a d

AGXS

Ares.

AGPT

Noirmoutier I. d

AGTU

St. Jean de Luz. d

AGXT

Redes.

AGPU

Pt. des Dames.

AGTV

St. Barbe Pt.

AGXV

Betanzos.

AGPV

P. Breton, c d

AGTX

Socoa. a d

AGXW

Sada.

AGPW

St. Sauveur. a

AGTY

Pyrenees.

AGXY

Corufia. df

AGPX

He d'Yeu. a

AGYB

Sisargas I.

AGPY

Croix de Vie.

AGUB

Spain.

AGYC

Corme.

AGPZ

St, Gilles sur Vie. c d

AGUD

Madrid.

AGYD

C. Villa'no.

AGQC

Sables d'Olonne. a cd

AGUF

Bidassoa.

AGYF

Camarinas. d

AGQD

Lugon.

AGUH

C. Higuera.

AGYH

C. Torifiana.

AGQE

He de Re.

AGUI

Fuenterrabia. .

AGYI

Nemina.

AGQH

Baleines Pt. a d

AGUK

P. Pasages.

AGYK

C. FiNISTERRE. a ef

AGQI

Haut Banc du Nord. «

AGUL

San Sebastian, a d

AGYL

Corcubion. d

AGQJ

Chauveau Pt.

AGUM

Guetaria.

AGYM

Sadineiro (Lobera).

AGQL

Roche Bonne Lt. V.

AGUO

Sumaya, or, Zumaya.

AGYO

Ezaro.

AGQM

La Pallice P. d

AGUP

Motrico.

AGYP

Queijal Pt.

AGQN

La Rochelle. d

AGUQ

Lequeitio.

AGYQ

Santiago de Compos-

AGQP

Marane.

AGUS

Mondaca R.

tella.

AGQR
AGQS
AGQU

Niort.

AGUT

Bermeo.

AGYS

Muros. d

Antioche.

AGUV

C. Machichaco.

AGYT

C. Corrobedo.

Basques Roads, or, P. des
Barques.

AGUX

Galea, a

AGYU

Caraminal.

AGUY

Portugalete. d

AGYW

Arosa.

AGQV

He d'Aix. a

AGUZ

Bilbao, a c

AGYX

Carril.

AGQW
': AGQY

Fouras. 6

AGVC

Castro Urdiales. d

AGYZ

Padron.

ROCHEPORT. b d

AGVD

Viscaya.

AGZC

Villagarcia.

AGQZ

La Charente R.

AGVE

Laredo, d

AGZD

Salvora I.

AGRB

Saintes.

AGVH

Santona.

AGZE

Rual.

1 AGRD

Marennes.

AGVI

Caballo Pt.

AGZH

0ns L

AGRE

He d^Oleron. d

AGVJ

Pescador Pt.

AGZI V

Pontevedra.

AGRH

St. Pierre.

AGVL

C. Quexo.

AGZJ

Marin.

AGRI

Le Chateau.

AGVM

Santander. a d

AGZL

Aldan B.

AGRJ

Chassiron. a d

AGVN

Monro I.

AGZM

Cies I.

AGRL

Boursefrant.

AGVP

C. Mayor, o

AGZN

Bayona.

a Sienifles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station;
^ eaLloyd'sSignalStation;/a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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PORTUGAL.

SOUTH AND EAST COASTS SPAIN.

agzp

Vigo, c
C. Silleirq.

AHEN

Rota.

AHJI

Estacio.

AGZQ

agzr

AHEO

Santa Maria.

AHJK

Torfevieja. d

La Guardia.

AHEP

Cadiz, d

AHJM

Segura R.

AHER

Xeres.

AHJN

Tabarca, or, Plana I.

AGZT

Portugal.

AHES

Haste Afuera Sh.

AHJO

Santa Pola.

AGZU

Caminha. d

AHET

P. Real.

AHJQ

Alicante.

AGZV

Mifio R.

AHEV

Carraca.

AHJR

C. Huertas.

AGZX

Valenca.

AHEW

Trocadero.

AHJS

Villajoyosa.

AGZY

Lima R.

AHEX

Puntales Castle.

AHJU

Benidorme.

AHBC

Vianna. a c d

AHEZ

San Fernando, b

AHJV

Albir Pt.

AHBE

Villa de Conde.

AHFB

Las Puercas.

AHJW

Altea.

AHBP

P. Leix6es. u

AHFC

San Sebastian, d

AHJY

Calpe.

AHBG

Douro R.

AHFE

Sancti Petri.

AHJZ

Morayra.

AHBJ

Oporto, a c

AHFG

Conil.

AHKP

Javea. d

AHBK

Aveiro. d

AHFI

C. Trafalgar.

ABKD

C. San Antonio, af

AHBL

C. Mondego.

AHFK

Aceitera Sh.

AHKE

Denia. d

AHBN

Figueira.

AHFL

Tarifa. ad e

AHKF

Almadabra.

AHBO

San Martinho.

AHFM

Palmones R.

AHKI

Gaiidia.

AHBP

Burling I.

AHFO

Carnero.

AHKJ

Jucar R.

AHBR

C. Carvoeiro. a c

AHFP

Mayorga.

AHKL

CuUera.

AHBS

Peniche. d e

AHFQ

Algeciras. d

AHKN

Albufera.

AHBT

Ericeira.

AHFS

Verde I,

AHKO

Valencia, d

AHBV

C. Roca.

AHFT

San Roque.

AHKP

Grao de Valencio.

AHBW

Oitavos. ace

AHFU

Gibraltar, ab ef

AHKR

Cabanal.

AHBX

Cascaes H. a c d f

AHFW

Rosia B.

AHKS

Burriana.

AHBZ

Tagus R.
Belem.

AHFX

Europa Pt.

AHKT

Castellon de la Plana.

AHCB

AHKV

C. Oropesa.
Columbretes Is.
Peniscola.

AHOE
AHCG

Lisbon, b c
Guia.

AHFZ

Mediterranean.

AHKW
AHKZ

AHCI

San Julian, a c

AHLB

Benicarlo.

AHCJ

Caxias (Observatory).

AHGB

Blackstrap B.
Tunara. d

AHLC

Vinaroz. d

AHCL

Bugio.

AHGC

AHLE

P. Alfaques.

AHCM

Ajuda.

AHGE

Sabinilla:

AHLF

St. Carlos.

AHCN

Cacilhas Pt.

AHGF

Doncella Pt.

AHLG

Bana Pt.

AHCP

C. Espichel. a c

AHGI

Estepona.

AHLJ

Ebro R.

AHCQ

Setubal (St. Ubes). d

AHGK

Marbella.

AHLK

Amposta.
C. Tortosa.

AHOR

C. Sines.

AHGL

Calaburras Pt.

AHLM

AHCT

Odemira.

AHGM

Fuengirola.

AHLO

Escudel, or, Fango Pt.

AHCU

C. Sardao.

AHGO

Malaga, d

AHLP

P. Fangar,

AHCV

C. St. Vincent.

AHGP

Velez Malaga.

AHLQ

Cambrils. d

AHCX

' Sagres. ace

AHGQ

Torrox.

AHLS

Salou.

AHCY

Lagos, d

AHGS

Nerja.

AHLT

Tarragona, d

AHCZ

Portimao. d

AHGT

Almunecar.

AHLU

C. Gros.

AHDC

C. Carvoeiro.

AHGU

Salobreiia;

AHLW

Palomera.

AHDE

Balieira Pt.

AHGW

Motril.

AHLX

Villanueva. d

AHDF

Faro, d

AHGX

C. Sacratif.

: AHLY

Sitges.
Llobregat. a

AHDI

C. St. Mary.

AHGY

Granada.

AHMB

AHDJ

Tavira.

AHIB

. Alboran I.

: AHMC

Barcelona, d

AHDK

Villa Reale.

AHIC

Ferro Castel.

AHMD

Besds R.

AHDM

Guadiana R.

AHID

Adra.

AHMF

Badalona.

AHDN

Pomarao.

AHIF

Sabinal Pt.

AHMG

Mongat Pt.

AHIG

Roquetas..

AHMI

Masnou.

AHDO

Ayamonte.

AHIJ

Almeria./

AHMK

Matar6. d

AHDQ

Higuerita Bar.

AHIL

C. DE Gata.

AHML

Arenys de Mar.

AHDR

Rompido Pt.

AHIM

Genoves.

AHMN

Calel a

AHDS

Cartaya.

AHIN

San Pedro.

AHMP

Tordera.

AHDU

Huelva.

AHIP

Mesa de Roldan.

AHMQ

Blanes.

AHDV

Odiel R.

AHIQ

Carboneras.

AHMR

Lloret.

AHDW

Tinto R.

AHIR

Mojacar.

AHMS

C. Bagur.

AHDY

Palos.

AHIS

Garrucha. d

AHMT

San Feliu de Guixflls. d

AHDZ

Picacho.

AHIT

Villaricos.

AHMU

Palamos. d

AHEB

Morro (Cano) Pt.
Padre Santo Pt.

AHIU

Aguilas.

AHMV

Molino Pt.

AHED

AHIV

Cope.

AHMX

C. San Sebastian.

AHEF

OroR.

AHIX

Mazarron.

AHMY

Torruella.

AHEG

Guadalquiver R.

AHIY

C. TiSoso.

AHMZ

Meda I.

AHEI

San Lucar do Barra-

AHIZ

Cartagena, a d

AHNC

La Escala. d

meda. d

AHJO

Escombrera.

AHND

Ampurias.

AHEJ

San Lucar.

AHJD

Porman B.

IHNE

Rosas.

AHEK

Seville, d

AHJE

C. Palos. d

AHNG

Cadaqu6s. d

AHEL

Chipiona.

AHJG

Las Horraigas.

AHNI

C.'Creus.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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GULF OF GENOA.

AHNJ

AHNL

AHNM

AHNO

AHNQ

AHNR

AHNS

AHNU

AHNV

AHNW

AHNY

AHNZ

AHOB

AHOD

AHOE

AHOF

AHOI

AHOJ

AHOK

AHOM

AHON

AHOP

AHOR

AHOS

AHOT

AHOV

AHOW

AHOX

AHOZ

AHPB

AHPC

AHPD

AHPE

AHPF

AHPG

AHPJ

AHPK

AHPL

AHPN

AHPO

AHPQ

AHPS

AHPT

AHPU

AHPW

AHPX

AHPY

AHQB

AHQC

AHQD

AHQF

AHQG

AHQI

AHQK
AHQL
AHQM
AHQO
AHQP
AHQR
AHQT
AHQU
AHQV
AHQX

St. Cruz de la Selva (P.

Selva). d
lilansi.
Portbou.

Balearic Is.

Formentera I.

Codolar Pt.

IviZA.

San Antonio P.

AhorcadoB I.

Puercos I.

Botafoch. I.

Grosa Pt.

Conejera I.

Majorca.

Palma. d

C. Blanco.

P. Pi.

C. Cala Figuera.

Dragonera I.

P. SoUer. d

Grosa, or, Llarga Pt.

C. Formenton.

PoUensa.

Alcudia. d

Alcanada, or, Aucanda

Islet.
C. Pera.
P. Colon.
C. Salinas.
Cabrera.
Ansiola Pt.
Minorca.
0. Bajoli.
P. Mahon.
San Carlos Pt.
Ayre I.
C. Dartuch.
Ciudadela.
C. Caballeria, or, Ca-

valleria.
P. Fomells.

Banyuls. d

C. B^ar (B6am). a

P. Vendres. d

CoUioure. d

Perpignan.

St. Nazaire.

Leucate. a

La Nouvelle. a d

Narbonne.

B^ziers.

Toulouse.

H^rault R.

Agde. a d

Gulf op Lyon.

Brescou I.

Bessan.

Marseillan.

Mfeze.

Cette. acd

Etang de Thau.

Frontignan.

Montpellier.

Aigues-Mortes. d

Espiguette Pt. a

AHQY

AHQZ

AHRC

AHRD

AHRE

AHRG

AHRJ

AHRL

AHRM

AHRN

AHRP

AHRQ

AHRS

AHRU

AHRW

AHRY

AHRZ

AHSC

AHSD

AHSE

AHSG

AHSI

AHSJ

AHSL

AHSM

AHSN

AHSP

AHSQ

AHSR

AHSU

AHSV

AHSW

AHSY

AHSZ

AHTB

AHTD

AHTE

AHTF

AHTI

AHTK

AHTM

AHTN

AHTP

AHTQ

AHTR

AHTU

AHTV

AHTW

AHTY

AHTZ

AHUB

AHUD

AHUE

AHUF

AHUI

AHUJ

AHUK

AHUM

AHUN

AHUO

AHUQ

AHUR

AHUS

AHUV

AHUW

AHUX

AHUZ

AHVB

AHVC

Saintes Maries, df

La GachoUe.

Faraman (Camargue).

Rh6ne R. d

Aries.

Tarascon.

Avignon.

Lyon.

Foz.

St. Louis Canal.

Bouc. d

Martigues.

C. Couronne. u

C. Janet.

Marseille, d

National Basin.

Maritime Basin.

Lazaret Basin.

Joliette Basin.

Old Basin.

Chateau d'lf I.

Ratoneau I.

P. du Frioul. '

Pomfegues I.a e

Planier I. d

C. Croisette. a

Riou I.

Cassis.

Bee de I'Aigle. a

Ciotat. d

Bandol.

Sanary.

Six-Fours, a

Brusc. d

Embiez I. d

C. Sici6. a

C. Sepet. a

Toulon. 6

Lazaretto Road.

La Seyne B.

Inner Road.

Mourillon.

ad

L'Ane Bank.

Giens. a

Great Ribaud I.

Hyferes.

C. B6nat. a

Fourches Mt.

PorqueroUes. a df

P. Cros.

Levant Is. a

Bonnes Road.

Lavandou. d

Cavalaire. d

C. Camarat. a d

St. Tropez.

St. Maxime.

Sardinierfes Pt. a

Fr^jus.

St. Raphael, d

C. Drammond.a

Agay Road.rf

Napoule G.

Cannes, d

St. Marguerite He. a

Jouan G. d

Ilette Pt.

Garoupe. n

AHVE
AHVF
AHVG
AHVJ,
AHVK
AHVL
AHVN
AHVO

AHVQ
AHVR
AHVS

AHVW
AHVY
AHVZ
AHWB
AHWD
AHWE
AHWF
AHWI
AHWJ
AHWK
AHWM
AHWN
AHWO
'AHWQ
AHWR
AHWS
AHWU
AHWX

AHWZ

AHXB

AHXC

^HXE

AHXF

AHXG

AHXJ

AHXK

AHXL

AHXN

AHXO

AHXP

AHXR

AHXS

AHXT

AHXV

AHXW

AHXY

AHYB

AHYC

AHYE

AHYF

AHYG

AHYJ

AHYK

AHYL

AHYN

AHYO

AHYP

AHYQ

AHYR

AHYS

AHYT

AHYU

AHYV

AHYW

AHYX

Antibes. d

Nice, d

Villefranche. d

C. Ferrat. a

St. Hospice Pt. d

Monaco.

C. Martin, a

Mentone (Menton).rf

Switzerland.

Berne.

Geneva.

Italy.

Ventitaiglia. d
San Remo. d
Maurizio. d
Oneglia.rf
C. Mele. af
Alassio. d
Albenga.
Noli, a d
Spotomo. d
Vado. d
Savona. d
Varazze.
Voltri.
Genoa, b d
Piedbiont.
Turin.

C. San Benigno (Ferro,
or, Faro), o

St. Giacomo Pt.
P. Pino, a
Santa Margherita. d
Rapallo.
Chiavari. d
Sestri Levante.
P. Venere. d
Levanto.
Mesco Pt.
Palmaria I. af
Tinol.
Spezia. 6 d
Lerici. d
Avenza.
Viareggio. d
Tuscany.
Arno R.
Pisa.
Florence.
Leghorn, df
Meloria Sh.
Gorgona I. a
Vada.
Barratti P.
Piombino Pt. a
Vecchio P.
Troja I.
Castiglione.
Talamone B.
Campo alls Serre. a
Elba I.a/
Ferrajo P.
P. Longone.
Monte Groseo. a
Focardo F.
Palmajola I.
Pianosa I.

o Sienifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Sig
^ « a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wjreless Telegraph Station.

c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

104

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Pakt I.

CORSICA.

SARDINIA. ITALY

SICILY.

AHZB

Africa Rock.

AIDW

Quartu.

AIHQ

P. Torre dell' Annun-

AHZC

Monte Christo.

AIDX

C. St. Elia. a

ziata.

AHZD

Giglio. a

AIDY

Cagliari.

AIHS

Castellamare.

AHZF

Fenaio Pt.

AIEB

C. Spartivento. a

AIHT

Sorrento.

AHZG

CaporosBO Pt.

AIEC

P. Malfatano.

AIHU

Massa Lubrense.

AHZI

Giannutri.

AIED

Rossa B.

AIHW

Campanella Pt.
Capn. a

AHZK

Capel rosso Pt.

AIEG

C. Teulada.

AIHX

AHZL

Capraia. a

AIEH

Palmas B.

AIHY

Carena Pt.

AHZM

Castello Mt.

AIEJ

San Antioco I.

AIJB

Amalfi.

AHZO

C. Ferraione.

AIEL

C. Sperone. af

AUG

C. Orso.

AIEM

P. Scuso.

AIJD

Salerno, d

AIEN

St. Pietro I.

AIJF

Agropoli

AHZP

Corsica (Corse).

AIEP

C. Sandalo.

AUG

Licosa Pt.

AHZQ

C. Corso (Corse), a e

AIEQ

Carlo Forte.

AIJH

C. Palinuro. a

AHZS

Giraglia I. d

AIER

Iglesias.

AIJL

Infreschi P.

AHZT

C. Sagro. a

AIET

Oristano.

AIJM

Scario.

AHZU

Bastia. 4

AIEU

C. San Marco.

AIJN

Policastro.

AHZW

P. St. Nicolas.

AIEV

Bosa.

AIJP

Sapri.

AHZX

Alistro. a

AIEX

Rossa I.

AIJQ

C. Bonifati.

AHZY

Favone.

AIEY

Alghero.

AUR

C. Suvero.

AIBD

Pinarello B.

AIEZ

P. Conte.

AIJT

Pizzo.

AIBE

Chiappa Pt. a d

AIFC

C. Caccia. a

AIJU

Santa Venere P.

AIBF

P. Vecchio. d

AIFD

C. Argentiera.

AIJV

Monteleone.

AIBH

Cavallol.

AIFE

Asmara I. af

AIJX

C. Vaticano.

AIBJ

Lavezzi I. d

AIFH

C. Caprara. a

AIJY

Gioja. d

AIBK

C. Pertusato. a e

AIFJ

Reale Road.

AIJZ

Bagnara.

AIBM

Bonifacio, d

AIFK

Fomelli Road.

AIKC

Scilla.d

AIBN

C. Feno. d

AIFM

P. Torres.

AIKD

Pezzo.

AIBO

S^n^tose Pt.

AIFN

Sassari.

AIKE

Reggio./

AIBQ

Propriano. d

AIFO

CaBtel Sardo.

AIKG

C. dell' Armi. a c

AIBR
AIBS

Ajaccio. df
Sanguinaire I. a

AIKH

C. Spartivento. u.

AIBU

Gral^ria. d

AIFQ

Gala Grande I.

AIBV

C. Cavalo. a

AIFR

Argentario Monte, a

AIKJ

Sicily.

AIBW

Revellata Pt. d

AIFS

Orbetello.

AIKM

C. Pelero, or. Faro.

AIBY

Calvi. d

AIFU

Ercole Pt.

AIKN

Mazzone Pt.

AIBZ

Mt. GrosBO.

AIFV

Civita Vecchia. d

AIKO

Str. of Messina.

AICB

Algajola.

AIFW

C. Linaro.

AIKQ

Spuria, a ej

AICE

Rousee l.ad

AIFY

Chiaruccia Tower, a

AIKR

Canzirri.

AICF

Mortella Pt. a d

AIFZ

Tiber R. c

AIKS

Messina. 6

AICG

St. Florent. d

AIGB

Fiumicino.

AIKU

Scaletta.

AIGD

Rome./

AIKV

Taormina. «

AIGE

Fiumara Grande.

AIKW

Riposto.

AICJ

Sardinia.

AIGF

Ostia.

AIKY

Aci Reale.

AICK

C. Testa, a e

AIGJ

Anzio. d

AIKZ

Mt. ^tna.

AICL

Santa Teresa Gallura.

AIGK

Mt. Circeo Circello. a

AILB

Catania. 6

AICN

Falcone Pt.

AIGL

San Felice.

AILD

C. Santa Croce.

AICO

Razzoli I.

AIGM

Terracina.

AILE

P. Augusta.

AICP

Vacche I.

AIGN

Gaeta. a

AILF

Avolos I. (Torre Avolos).

AICR

Liscia P.

AIGO

Ponza. a/

AILH

Magnisi.

AICS

Arsachena G.

AIGP

Guardia Pt.

AILJ

Syracuse.

AICT

Maddalena I. a

AIGQ

Torre Orlando, a

AILK

Belvedere Tower (Syra-

AICV

Guardia Vecchia Hill, a

AIGR

Zannone.

cuse), a

AICW

Caprera I./

AIGS

Ventotene I. a

AILN

C. Murro di Porco.

AICX

St. Stefano.

AIGT

C. Miseno.

AILO

Avola.

AICZ

C. Ferro. a

AIGV

Procida. a

AILP

Noto.

AIDB

Cognena G.

AIGW

Mt. Solaro.

AILR

_Cozzo Spadaro. a/

AIDC

C. Figari. a

AIGX

Piopetto Pt.

AILS

0. Passaro.

AIDF

Aranci B.

AIGZ

Ischia.

AILT

Correnti I.

AIDG

Terranova.

AIHB

Forio.

AILV

Pozzalo.

AIDH

Delia Bocca I.

AIHC

Imperatore Pt. a
P. Bagno.

AILW

C. Scalambri.

AIDK

Bianca I.

AIHE

AILX

Terranova.

AIDL

Tavolara I.

AIHF

Baia.

AILZ

Licata. u

AIDM

P. Brandinchi.

AIHG

Pozzuoli.

AIMB

Palma.

AIDO

Siniscola.

AIHK

Nisita.

AIMC

Girgenti.

AIDP

C. Comino.

AIHL

Naples, h

AIME

P. Empedocle.

AIDQ

Tortoli.

AIHM

Portici.

AIMF

C. Rossello.

AIDS

C. Bellavista. a

AIHN

Granatello.

AIMG

Sciacca.

AIDT

C. Carbonara. a

AIHO

Mt. Vesuvius.

AIMJ

C. St. Marco.

AIDU

Cavoli I.

AIHP

Torre del Greco.

AIMK

C. Granitola.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-

« a Lloyd's Signal Station; 1 a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part I. geographical signals-

-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

105

MALTA.

ADRIATIC.

AIML

AIMO

AIMP

AIMQ

AIMS

AIMT

AIMU

AIMW

AIMX

AIMY

AINB

AINC

AIND

AINF

AING

AINH

AINL

AINM

AINP

AINQ

AINR

AINT

AINU

AINV

AINX

AINY

AINZ

AIOC

AIOD

AIOE

AIOG

AIOH

AIOJ

AIOL

AIOM

AIOQ

AIOR

AIOS

AIOU

AIOV

AIOW

AIOY

AIOZ

AIPB

AIPD

AIPE

AIPP

AIPH

AIPJ

AIPK

AIPM

AIPN

AIPO

AIPR

AIPS

AIPT

AIPV

AIPW

AIPX

AIPZ

AIQB

AIQC

AIQE

AIQF
AIQG

Mazzara.
Marsala.
Tranaontana Pt. ,
Favignana. a
Sottiie Pt.
Maritime.
Libeccio Pt.
Levanzo.
Giosso Pt.
Formica.
Trapani. af
Palumbo I.
Columbaia I.
^Ronciglio Pt.
C. St. Vito.
Castellamare.
C. Gallo. a
Mt. Pellegrino. a
Palermo.
C. Zaffrano.
Termini Imerese.
Cefalu.
C. Orlando.
Patti.
Oliveri.
Milazzo.
Ustica I. a
Uomo-Morto Pt.
Gavazzi Pt.

LiPARI I.
Vulcano I.
Saraceno Mt.
Stromboli I. a
Salina I. a
Alicudi.

Malta. c

Valetta.6/

Floriana.

St. Elmo.

Sliema.

Marsa Scirocco.

Comino I.

Gozo.

Lampedusa.

Cavallo Bianco Pt.

C. Grecale.

Linosa.

Pantellaria.«

Curritia (Spadillo) Pt.

Calabria.
Bovalino.
Gioiosa Jonica.
Squillace.
Catanzaro.
C. Rizzuto.
C. Colonne. a
Cotrone.
Taranto. b
San Paolo I.
C. St? Vito. a
Gallipoli.
San Andrea I.

C. Santa Maria e

Leuca. af
Montelungo.
Otranto. a

AIQH

AIQJ

AIQK

AIQL

AIQN

AIQO

AIQP

AIQS

AIQT

AIQU

AIQW

AIQX

AIQY

AIRE

AIRC

AIRD

AIRF

AIRG

AIRH

AIRK

AIRL

AIRM

AIRO

AIRP

AIRQ

AIRT

AIRU

AIRV

AIRX

AIRY

AIRZ

AISC

AISD

AISE

AISG

AISH

AISJ

AISL

AISM

AISN

AISP

AISQ

AISR

AISU

AISV

AISW

AISY

AISZ

AITB

AITD

AITE

AITF

AITH

AITJ

AITK

AITM

AITN

AITO

AITQ

AITR

AITS

AITV

AITW

AITX

AITZ

AIUB

AIUC

AlUE

Palascia Tower.
Missipezza Rk.
Brindisi. a

Adriatic. ,

C. Gallo.

Monopoli.

Mola.

San Cataldo Pt.

Bari. af

Giovinazzo.

Molfetta.

Bisceglie.

Trani.

Barletta.

Manfredonia.

Mattinata.

Rossa Pt.

Gargano Hd.

Vieste. af

Peschici.

Tremiti Is. a

San Nicola I.

Pianosa I.

Caprara 1.

Pelagosa 1.

Mileto Pt.

Termoli.

Vasto.

Ortona.

Franca villa.

Pescara.

Fermo.

Mt. Conero.

Ancona. a df

Mt. Cappuccini.a

Senigallia. d

Fano.

Pesaro.

Cattolica.

Rimini.

Cesenatico.

Cervia.

Bologna.

Ravenna.

P. Corsini. a

Primaro.

Comacchio.

PoR.

Volano.

Goro Pt.

Gorino.

Tolle.

Maestra Pt.

Contarina.

Ferrara.

Adige R.

Chioggia. d

MalamoccoJ"

Rocchetta Ch. a

Alberoni.

Venice, b

San Nicolo Del Lido, a

Tre Porti.

Murano.

Burano.

Giudecca Canal.

Mestre.

Padua.

AIUF

AIUG

AIUJ

AIUK

AIUL

AIUN

AIUG

AIUP

AIUR

AIUS

AIUT

AIUW

AIUX

AIUY,

AIVB

AIVC

AIVD

AIVF

AIVG

AIVH

AIVK

AIVL

AIVM

AIVG

AIVP

AIVQ

AIVS

AIVT

AIVU

AIVX

AIVY

AIVZ

AIWC

AIWD

AIWE

AIWG

AIWH

AIWJ

AIWL

AIWM

AIWN

AIWP

AIWQ

AIWR

AIWT

AIWU

AIWY

AIWZ

AIXB

AIXD

AIXE

AIXF

AIXH

AIXJ

AIXK

AIXM

AIXN

AIXO

AIXQ

AIXR

AIXS

AIXU

AIXV

AIXW

AIXZ

AIYB

AIYC

AIYE

AIYF

Vicenza.

Piave Vecchia.

Cortellazzo.

Cavetta Canal.

Piave R.

Falconera.

Baseleghe.

Tagliamento R.

Lignano.

Marano.

Alps.

Lombardy.

Milan.

P. Dtiso.

Austria.

Vienna.

Grade.

P. Primero.

Isonzo R.

Panzano B.

Gorizia. or. Goritz.

Duino.

Grignano B.

Trieste, abd

Muggia.

Servola.

Zaole.

Sottiie Pt.

Istria.

Capo d'lstria B.

Isola.-

Pirano.

Madonna Pt.

Salvore Pt. a

Pegolotta Pt.

Umago.

Daila.

Quieto.

Cittanuova.

Torre.

Cervera.

Parenzo.

Fontane.

Orsera.

Leme Ch.

Rovigno.

San Giovanni di Pelago.

Brioni Is.

Pedena Pt.

Fasana.

POla. b d

Olivi Islet.

C. Compare.

P. Veruda.

Porer Rock, a

C. Promontore.

Medolino G.

Ronze.

Merlera Pt.

Quarnero G.

Bado.

Arsa Canal.

Gradaz.

Ubas Pt.

Nera Pt.

Lungo (Istria).

Rabaz.

Fianona.

Farasina.

a Srgnifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

e a, Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

ADRIATIC.

1

GREECE.

AIYG

Moscenice.

AJDG

Lucietta I.

AJHB

P. Palermo.

AIYJ

Volosca.

AJDH

Capocesto.

AJHC

Santa Quaranta.

AIYK

Castua.

AJDI

Rogosnizza.
Miaol.

AJHD

Pagania P.

AJDL

AJHF

Gomenizza P.

AIYL

Hungary.

AJDM

Zirona.

AIYN

Budapest.

AJDN

Bossiljina.

AJHG

Ionian Is.

AIYO

Prague.

AJDP

Trau.

AJHK.

Fano I.

AIYP

Croatia.

AJDQ

Castel nuovo

AJHL

Kastri Pt.

AIYR

FiuME. bd

AJDR

Spalato. d

AJHM

Samothraki I.

AIYS

Maria Teresa Mole

AJDT

Almissa.

AJHO

Corfu.

AIYT

Buccari B.

AJDIJ-

Makarska.

AJHP

Tignoso I.

AIYU

P. Re.

AJDV

Brazza 1.

AJHQ

Paxo I.

AIYV

Cherso.

AJDX

Milna.

AJHS

Laka P.

AIYW

Zaglava'Rock.

AJDY

St. Pietro.

AJHT

Madonna I.

AIYX

Glavina P{.

AJDZ

Juja Pt.

AJBU

P. Gayo.
Anti-Paxo.

AIZB

Prestenizze Pt.

AJEC

Spalmadori Ch.

AJHW

AIZC

Galiola Is.

AJED

Lesina.

AJHX

Sivota 1.

AIZD

Uniel.

AJEF

Citta Vecchia.

AJHY

Parga P.

P. St. Giovanni.

AIZF

Sansego.

AJEH

Verboska.

AJIB

AIZG

Ossero.

AJEl

Gelsa.

AJIC

Phanari P.

AIZH

Martinscica. or, Mar-

AJEK

LlSSA.

AJID

Prevesa.

tincica.

AJEL

St. Georgio P.

AJIE

Greece.

AIZK

Lussin Piccolo, bed.

AJEM

Comisa.

AJIF

Kervasara.

AlZL

Kolorat Hr.

AJEN

Stoncica Pt. a d

AJIG

Arta G.

AIZM

Plaunick I.

AJEO

Ourzola. a

AJIH

Vonitza.

AIZO

Mortar I.

AJEQ

Valle Grande.

AJIL

Demata B.

AIZP

Sansego I. af

AJER

Tre Pozzi P.

AJIM

P. S. Nikolo.

AIZQ

St. Pietro di Nembo.

AJES

Badia P.

AJIN

Santa Maura.

AIZE,

Gruizza, or, Gruica I.

AJEU

Lagosta. a

AJIP

Vliko P.

AIZT

Terstenik I.

AJEV

P. Rosso.

AJIQ

Meganisi Ch.

AIZU

Yeglia.

AJEW

C. Gomena.

AJIR

C. Dukato.

AIZV

Negritto Pt.
Malinska.

AJEY

Narenta Ch. c

AJIT

Drepano.

AIZX

AJEZ

Tolerd.

AJIU

Zaverda B.

AIZY

Verbenico.

AJFB

Sabbioncello.

AJIV

Vurko B.

AJBC

New Besca.

AJFD

Meleda I.

AJIX

Kalomo.

AJBF

Novi.

AJFE

P. Palazzo.

AJIY

Cephalonia.

AJBG

Morlacca Ch.

AJFG

Palma P.

AJIZ

Asso.

AJBI,

Segna, or, Zengg.

AJFI

Stagno.

AJKC

Samoa.

AJBL

Pervicchio I.

AJFK

Lagostini I.

AJKD

San Theodoro Pt.

AJBN

Arbe P.

AJFL

Olipa I.
P. Gravosa.

AJKE

Anastasia B.

AJBO

Dolin I.

AJFN

A J KG

Argostoli.

AJBP

Gabovacatrida.

. AJFO

Pettini I.

AJKH

Lixuri.

AJBR

P. Jablanaz.

AJFP

Ragusa. d

AJKI

Guardiana I.

AJBS

Pago 1.

AJFR

Old Ragusa (Ragusa

AJKM

Ithaca I.

AJBT

Novalja.

Vecchia).

AJKN

P. Vathi.

AJBV

Saska B.

AJFS

Pt. D'Ostro. a

AJKO

Frikes P.

AJBW

Skerda I.

AJFT

Topla B.

AJKQ

Zante.

AJBX

Poklib I.

AJFV

Castelnuovo.

AJKR

Krionero Pt.

AJBZ
AJCB

Ulbo.
Selve.

AJFW
AJFX

Teodo B.
Risano.

AJKS

Strovathi (Stamphani

Is).

AJCD

San Antonio Pt.

AJFZ

Cattaro.

AJKU

Astoko.

AJCF

Lutostrak I.'

AJGB

Traste.

AJKV

Pandelemona P.

AJCG

Puntadura.

AJGC

Budua.

AJKW

Petala P.

AJCH

Brevilacqua.

AJKY

Missolonghi.

AJCK

Berguglie B.

AJGE

Bosnia.

AJKZ

Sosti I.

AJGF

Herzegovina.

AJLB

Patras.

AJCL

Dalmatia.

AJGH

Montenegro.

AJLD

Corinth.

AJCM

Grossa I.

AJGK

Antivari./

AJLE

Lepanto.
Galaxidi.

AJCO

P. Lungo.

AJGL

Servia.

AJLF

AJCP

Blanche Pt.

AJLH

Salona G.

AJCQ

Manzo.

AJGM

Albania.

AJLI

Aspra Spitia, or, Isidore

AJCS

Premuda.

AJGO

Dulcigno.

AJCT

Arnica Pt.

AJGP

Bojana R.

AJLK

Vostitza.

AJCU

Zara. d

AJGQ

Skutari.

AJLN

C. Papas.

AJCW

P. St. Cassano.

AJGS

C. Rodoni.

AJLO

Glarenza.

AJCX

Babac I.

AJGT

Durazzo.

AJLP

Katakolo.

AJCY

Pasman.

AJGU

Samana Pt. (Semeni R.)

AJLR

Pyrgos.

AJDB

Morter I.

AJGW

Saseno I.

AJLV

Arcadia G.

AJDG

Sebenico. d

AJGX

Valona B.

AJLW

Kyparissia.

AJDE

P. Tajer.

AJGY

Dukati P.

AJLX

Protl I.

a Signlfles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a LUe-Savlng Station-

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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SEA OF MARMORA.

AJLZ

AJMB

AJMC

AJME

AJMF

AJMG

AJMI

AJMK

AJML

AJMO

AJMP

AJMQ

AJMS

AJMT

AJMU

AJMW

AJMX
AJMY
AJNB
AJNC
AJND
AJNF
AJNG
AJNH

AJNK

AJNL

AJNM

AJNP

AJNQ

AJNR

AJNU

AJNV

AJNX

AJNY

AJNZ

AJOC

AJOD

AJOE

AJOG

AJOH

AJOI

AJOL

AJOM

AJON

AJOP

AJOQ

AJOR

AJOS

AJOU

AJOV

AJOW

AJOX

AJOY

AJOZ

AJPB

AJPD

AJPE

AJPF

AJPH

AJPI

AJPK

AJPM

AJPN

AJPO

Navarin, or, Neo Kas-

tro.
Sapienza I.
Mothoni.
Morea.
Koroni.
Petalidi.
Kalamata.
C. Kitries.
Limeni.
C. Matapan.
Kolokithia B.
Skutari.
Gythium.
Cranoe I.
Iris, or, Vasili R.
Sparta.

Cerigo I.
C. Spathi.
Kapsali B.
Cengotto.
C. Malea.
Belo Pulo I.
leraka P.
Pulithra P.

Nauplia.

Argos.

Tolon B.

Khaidari P.

KiladiaP. .

Spezzia I.

Hydra.

C. Zurva.

Mandraki.

Poros.

Dana Pt.

Pogon P.

jEgina.

Sophiko P.

Kalamaki.

Salamis B.

Lipso I.

Eleusis.

Piraeus.

Phalerum B.

Athens.

0. Themiatocles.

Phleva I.

C. Colonna.

Agastira B.

P. Mandri.

P. Raphti.

Petali G.

Euripo Ch.

Talanta B.

Berdugi I.

Candia (Crete).

Khania.

0. Drepano.

Suda B.

Azizieh.

Rithymno, or, Retimo.

Megalo Kastron, or,

Candia Town.
C. St. John, or, Spina-

longa.
P. Nikolo.

AJPR
AJPS
AJPT
AJPV
AJPW

AJPX

AJPY

AJPZ

AJQB

AJQC

AJQE

AJQF

AJQG

AJQI

AJQK

AJQL

AJQN

AJQO

AJQP

AJQS

AJQT

AJQU

AJQW

AJQX

AJQY.

AJRB

AJRC

AJRD

AJRF

AJRG

AJRH

AJRK

AJRL

AJRM

AJRO

AJRP

AJRQ

AJRT

AJRU

AJRV

AJRX

AJRY

AJRZ

AJSC

AJSD'

AJSE

AJSG

AJSH

AJSI

AJSL

AJSM

AJSN

AJSP

AJSQ

AJSR

AJSU

AJSV

AJSW

AJSY

AJSZ

AJTB

AJTD

AJTE

AJTF

AJTH

AJTI

AJTK

AJTM

C. Sitia.
C. Sidero.
Hierapetra.
Sphakia.
Gavdo I.

Greek Archipelago.

Milo.

St. Georgio Islet.

Siphano.

Serpho.

P. Livadhi.

Thermia.

Zea. e

P. St. Nikolo.

Tinos.

St. Nikolas.

Planum i I.

Steno Pass.

Andros.

Gavrion P.

Kordion B.

Doro Ch.

Syra.

Gaidaro Islet.

Hermopolis.

Mykoni.

C. Armenisti.

Rhenea

Delos.

Pares.

Naussa P.

Parekhia P.

Antiparos.

Naxos.

Naxia.

Amorgo.

P. Vathy.

•Nio.

Santorin.

C. Akroteri.

Anaphi.

Rhodes./

Lindos.

C. Prasonisi.

Scarpanto.

Tristoma.

Livadia B.

Stampalia.

Maltezana.

Kandeliusa.

Niseros.

Symi.

:^lolimno.

Kalimno.

Levitha.

Lero.

Lipso.

Patmos.

Skala.

Stavros P.

Griko P.

Nikaria.

Furni.

Ssimos.

P. Tigani.

Vathi P.

Psara.

Khios (Scio).

AJTN

Pasha I.

AJTO

Kastro.

AJTQ

Kolokithia.

AJTR

Paspargo I.

AJTS

Boghazi P.

AJTV

Mitylene.

AJTW

P. Kalloni.

AJTX

Sigri P.

AJTZ

Eleos I.

AJUB

lero P.

AJUC

Strati.

AJUE

Lemnos.

AJUF

Mudros B.

AJUG

Kondia P.

AJUI

Kastro.

AJUK

Purnea B.

AJUL
AJUN

Tenedos.

Ponente Pt.

AJUO

Gadaro I.

AJUP

Imbros.

AJUR

C. Kephalo.
Samothraki.

AJUS

AJUT

Thaso I.

AJUW

Eubcea I., or, Negro-

PONT.

AJUX

Strongilo I.

AJUY

Zeitun, or, Stylida G.

AJVB

C. Kiliomeli.

AJVC

C. Vasilina.

AJVD

Mijella, or, Amaliopolis.

AJVF

Volo.

AJVG

Skyro.

AJVH

Skiatho.

AJVK

Skopelo.

AJVL

Guruni Hd.

AJVM

Khelidromi I.

AJVO

Pelago I.

AJVP

Turkey.

AJVQ

Macedonia.

AJVS

Roumelia.

AJVT

Saloniki.

AJVU

Vardar Bank Lt. V.

AJVX

C. Kara.

AJVY

Panomi Pt.

AJVZ

Kassandra G.

AJWC

Problaka B.

AJWD

M. Athos.

AJWE

Plati.

AJWG

Deuthero Cove.

AJWH

Kavala.

AJWI

Kalamuti Hr.

AJWL

Fenar Pt.

AJWM

D6d6agatch. ,

AJWN

Enos.

AJWP

G. of Xeros.

AJWQ

Baklar P.

AJWR

The Dardanelles, e

AJWT

C. Helles.

AJWU

C. Yeni-Shehr.

AJWV

Kum Kalessi.

AJWY

Kephez Pt.

AJWZ

San Siglar.

AJXB

Chanak.

AJXD

Nagara Liman.

AJXE

Nagara Kaleesi .\bydos

(Castlel.

a Signifles an International Signal Station ; 5 a Time Signal Station ; <; a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station ;
^ , e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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SEA OF MARMORA

BLACK SEA.

AJXH

Gallipoli.

AKCF

Therapia.

AKFN

Moldava.

AJXI

Dohan Asian Bank Lt.V.

AKCG

Buyukbere.

AKFO

Dobrogea.

AJXK

Sar Kioi.

AKCI

Buyuk B.

AJXM

Myriophyto.

AKCJ

Fanaraki.

AKFQ

Bessarabia.

AJXN

Hora.

AKCL

Kandilli.

AKFR

Dniester B.

AJXO

Tekfur Dagh, or, Ro-

AKCN

Anadolu Hissdri I.

AKFS

Tsarigrad Mouth, d

dosto.

AKCO

Khanlijeh.

AKFU

Akerman. d

AJXQ
AJXR

Erekli.
Silivri.

AKCP
AKCR

Injir B.
Beikos.

AKFV

C. Fontana.

AJXS

Bayuk Chekmejeh B.

AKCS

Selvi Burnu.

AKFW

Odessa, bed

AJXU

Stefano Pt.

AKCT

Umur Banks Lt. V.

AKFY

Dnieper R. c

AJXV

Moda Liman.

AKCV

Majar B

AKFZ

Berezan I.

AJXW

Fanar Burnu.

AKCW

Rumili Kavak.

AKGB

Victorovski.

AJXZ

Princes I.

AKCX

Rumili.

AKGD

Suvorovski.

AJYB

Halki.

AKCZ

C. Aimtoli.

AKGB

OchAkov. aed

AJYC

Prinkipo.

AKGF

Nikolaev. bd

AJYE

Kartal.

AKDB

Black Sea.

AKGI

Kinburn.

AJYF

Pendik.

AKGJ

Ajighiol Spit Lt. V.

AJYG

Paulo Liman.

AKDC

Kara Burnu.d

AKGL

Bug R. c

AJYI

Tuzla (Touzla).

AKDF

Inada.

AKGN

Sviatotroitski.

AJYK

Tutun Liman.

AKDG

C. Kuri.

AKGO

Voloshski, or, Volosh-

AJYL

Ismid.

AKDH

Sizepoli (Pribachi C).

skaia.

AJYN

Karamusal.

AKDJ

Megalo Nisi I.

AKGP

Aogoyavlensk.

AJYO

Dil Burnu.

AKDL

Poros Pt.

AKGR

Siversov.

AJYP

Topche B.

AKDM

Btirghaz B.

AKGS.

Boggonosky.
F. Nikolaev. 6

AJYR

Boz Burnu.

AKDO

Anastatia, or. Papas I.

AKGT.

AJYS

Gemlik, or, Kios.

AKDP

Messemvria.

AKGV

Konstantinovski.

AJYT

Mudania.

AKDQ

AKDS

C. Emineh.

AKGW

Alexandrovsk. ,

AJYV

Kalolimno.

Kamchy R.
Bulgaria.

AKGX

Stanislav.

AJYW

Brusa.

AKDT

AKGZ

Kherson.

AJYX

Panderma.

AKDU

C. Galata.

AKHB

Tendra B. a

AJZB

Peramo B.

AKDV

Varna.

AKHC

Perekop G.

AJZC

Marmara I.

AKDW

Baljik.

AJZD

Palatia B.

AKDX

Kavdma.

AKHE

Krimba, or Crimea.

AJZF

Mermerjik B.

AKDY

C. Kaliakra.

AKHF

C. Tarkhan. a c d

AJZG

Galimi.

AKEB

C. Shableh.

AKHG

Eupatoria. d

AJZH

Fanar Adasi Islet.

AKEC

Kustenjeh (Kustendji).

AKHJ

Sevastopol. 6 df

AJZK

Kalazak, or, Klazati.

AKED

ROUMANIA.

AKHL

Inkerman.

AJZL

Alonyi.

AKEF

Mangalia (Mangolia).

AKHM

C. Khersonese. a rj

AJZM

Pasha Liman.

AKEG

C. Tuzla.

AKHO

Balaklava. d

AJZO

Kutali Road.

AKEH

Constantza./,

AKHP

C. Aitodor. a d

AJZP

Arablar.

AKEI

Cara-Irman (Kara-Her-

AKHQ

Yalta, c d

AJZQ

Palios Pt.

man).

AKHS

Urzuf.

AJZS
AJZT

Rhoda.
Artaki B.

AKEJ
AKEL

Portiza (Portici).
St. George Mouth,
Sulina Mouth, d

AKHT
AKHW

Sudak.

Theodosia (Kaffa). d

AJZU

Karabuga.

AKEM

AKHX

C. Chauda. a

AJZW

Kamir.

AKEN

Serpents I. (Fidonisi).

AKHY

Kyz Aul Pt.ao

AKEO

Kilia Mouth.

AKIB

C. Takly.

AJZX

BospHORUs. a

AKEP

Tulcea.

AKIC

Tuslinski Lt. V.

AJZY

Seraglio Pt.

AKEQ

Isaccea.

AKID

C. St. Paul, d

AKBD

Kadi Kioi.

AKEB

Gralatz

AKIF

Kamish.

AKBE

Haidar Pasha.

AKES

Braila.

AKIG

Churubash.

AKBF

Kavak Burnu.

AKET

Macin.

AKBH

Leander Tower.

AKEU

Borcea.

AKIH

Kertch. c

AKBI

Skutari.

AKEV

Hirsova (Hirssova).

AKIL

Yenikale C. d

AKBJ

Constantinople, or,

AKEW

Cernavoda.

AKIM

Arabat B.

Stambul.

AKEX

Calarasi.

AKIN

Ghenitchesk Str.

AKBN

Adrianople.
Golden Horn.

AKEY

Olteniza.

AKIP

Beriuch Spit.

AKBO

AKEZ

Giurgiu.

AKIQ

Obitotchna Spit.

AKBQ

Pera.

AKFB

Turnu-Magurele.

AKIR

Berdiansk. d

AKBR

Galata.

AKFC

Corabia.

AKIT

Bielosarai Spit, d

AKBS

Topkhana.

AKFD

Calafat.

.AKIU

Mariupol, cd

AKBU

Fundukli.

AKFE

Turnu-Severin.

AKIV

Beglitzkaia Lt. A', c

AKBV

Orta Kioi.

AKFG

Danube, c

AKIX

Taganrog, c d

AKBW

Kuru Chesmeh.

AKFH

Bucharest.

AKIY

Rostov, d

AKBY

Arnaut Kioi.

AKFl

Jassy.

AKIZ

Azov.

AKBZ

Bebek.

AKFJ

Craiova.

AKJC

DonR.cd

AKCB

Rumili Hissar.

AKFL

Oltenia.

AKJD

Pechany Lt. V.

AKiCE

Yeni-Kioi.

AKFM

Mutenia.

AKJE

Eisk Spit, d

a Signifies an International Signal Station : 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station \ d a Life-Saving Station;

c a Lloyd's Signal Station: /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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ASIA MINOR. NORTH AFRICA.

AKJG
AKJH
AKJI

Dolga Spit.
Temriuk B.
Taman Lake.

AKOB
AKOD
AKOE

Ali-Agba P.
Foggia Nova.
Fouies.

AKRV
AKRW
AKRX

Latakiyah.

Markhab.

Tartus.

AKJM
AKJN
AKJO
AKJQ
AKJR
AKJS
AKJU
AKJW

Asia Mtnok
Caucasus.
Circaasia. ,
Tuzla Bank.

AKOF

AKOH

AKOI

AKOJ

AKOM

Oglak I.
C. Merminji.
Pelican Spit Lt. V.
Sanjak Spit Lt. V.
, Smyrna.

AKRZ

AKSB
AKSC
AKSE
AKSF

Ruad I.
Tripoli.
Rainkine I.
Jebeil.
Beirut.

Andpa.
Doob Pt.
Penai Pt.
Novorossisk, or, Sujak

AKON
AKOP
AKOR
AKOS

Vourlah.
Sahib P.
Eritra.
Kezil Pt.

AKSG
AKSI
AKSJ
AKSL

Damascus.
Saida.
Jezireh.
' Sfir, or. Tyre.

Bay.

AKOT

Chesme.

AKSN

Akka, or, Acre.

AKJY

GhelenjikB.

AKOV

Egrilar.

AKSO

Haifa.

AKJZ

Kadosh, or, Chardak Pt.

AKOW

Mersin P.

AKSP

C. Carmel

AKLD

AKT.E

F. St. Duka.
Sochinski (Socha Bitke

AKOX
AKOZ

Sikia P.
Sighajik P.

AKSR
AKST

Kaisariyeh (Csesarea).
Arsuf (Appolonia).

AKPB

Ephesus.

AKSU

Yafa.

AKLF

Pitsunda Pt.

AKPC

Skala Nuova G.

AKSV

Jericho.

AKLH

Bombori F.

AKPE

Hussein Pt.

AKSW

Palestine.

AKLI

Guduat.

AKPF

Budrum.

AKSX

Jerusalem.

AKLJ

Sukhiim B.

AKPG

Giova P.

AKSY

Yebnah.

AKLN

Redoute Kalessi.

AKPI

Gallipoli P.

AKSZ

Dead Sea.

AKLO

Poti F.cd

AKPJ

Kos.

AKLP

Batum. c d

AKPL

Kum Pt.

AKTB

Africa.

AKLR

Gunieh.

AKPN

Doris G.

AKPO

Ipsera Islet.

AKTO

Egypt.

AKLS

Caspian Sea.

AKTD

Cairo.

AKLT

Volga R.

AKPQ

Levant.

AKTF

El Arish.

AKLV

Baku.

AKPS

Karamania.

AKTG

P. Said, abef
Suez Canal.

AKLW

Tiflis.

AKPT

Marmarice.

AKTI

AKLX

Georgia.

AKPU

Karaghatch Hr.

AKTL

Lake Menzaleh.

AKLZ

Armenia.

AKPW

MakriHr./

AKTM

Ismaila.

AKPX

Kastelorizo I.

AKTO

Lake Timsah.

AKMB

Rizo.

AKPY

Tristomos.

AKTQ

Great Bitter Lake.

AKMC

Trebizond.

AKQB

Yali B.

AKTR

Little Bitter Lake.

AKMD

Erzerum.

AKQC

Addlia.

AKTU

Damietta.

AKME

Platana.

AKQD

Kara Burnu.

AKTW

Nile R.

AKMF

C. lerds.

AKQF

C. KUoarda.

AKTX

Brulos.

AKMG

Tereboli.

AKQG

Aldya.

AKTZ

Rosetta.

AKMI

Kerassond, or, Keras-

AKQH

Anamur C.

AKUB

Abukir B.

unda.

AKQJ

Chelindreh P.

AKUC

Alexandria, ah de

AKML

Vona B.

AKQL

Cavalifere C.

AKUE

El Amaid.

AKMO

Unieh.

AKQM

Aghaliman.

AKUF

Kanais G.

AKMP

Samsun.

AKQO

Bagasse Pt.

AKUG

Marsa Omrakum.

AKMQ

Ha,1ysPt.,or, C. Bafra.

AKQP

Mersina.

AKUI

Marsa Tebruk.

AKMS

Kizil Innak.

AKQR

Karadash Burnu.

AKUJ

Bombah G.

AKMT

Sinub, or, Sinope.

AKUL

Menelaus Hr.

AKMW

C. Injeh.

AKQT

Cyprus.

AKMX

C. Ineboli.

AKQU

Kerynia.

AKUN

Tripoli.

AKMY

C. Kerempeh.

AKQV

Nicosia.

AKUO-

Dernah./

AKNB

Kara-Agatch.

AKQW

C. Amauti.

AKUP

Marga Sousah.

AKNC

Amastra.

AKQX

Paphoa.

AKUR

Gureina (Cyrene).

AKND

Koslu B.

AKQY

C. Gata.

AKUS

Tolmeita.

AKNF

Bender Erekli (Hera-

AKQZ

Limasol.

AKUT

Ben Ghazi (Berenice).

klea).

AKRC

C. Kiti.

AKUW

Marsa Zafran, or, Chebek.

AKNH

C. Kefken.

AKRD

Larnaka.

AKUX

Misratah.

AKNJ

Kirpen I.

AKRE

C. Greco.

AKUY

Ras Zorug.

AKNL

Kilia Pt.

AKRF
AKRH

Famagusta.
C. Andreas.

AKVB

Lebidah.

AKNM

Anatolia.

AKVD

Tunis.

AKNP

Bashika B.

AKRI

Syria.

AKVE

Zarzis.

AKNQ

Yukyeri Pt.

AKRJ

Ayas.

AKVF

Jerba I. (Djerba).

AKNR

C. Baba.

AKRM

Bayas.

AKVG

Bahiret el bu Grara.

AKNT

Sivriji Pt.

AKRN

Iskanderdn G.

AKVH

Humt Adjim.

AKNU

Adramyti.

AKRO

Alexandretta (Iskande-

AKVI

Gabes, or, Kabea. d

AKNV

Dikili.

riin).

AKVJ

Skira.

AKNX

P. Ajano.

AKRQ

Antioch.

AKVM

Sur-Kenis B.

AKNY

Sandarli G.

AKRS

Bazit Pt.

AKVN

Sfax. d

AKNZ

Rema B.

AKRT

Ibn Hftni Pt.

AKVO Kerkenah Is.

a Signlfles an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

no

GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

NORTH AFRICA.

ATLANTIC OCEAN.

WEST AFRICA.

AKVQ

Sherkil.

AKZV

Velez de la Gomera.

ALEM

Arrecife Pt.

AKVR

Mahedia.

AKZX

Alcala B.

ALEN

Lobos I.

AKVS

Kuriat Is.

AKZY

Tetuan.

ALEP

Fuerteventura.

AKVU

Monastir.

ALBC

Almadabra, or, Madraga

ALEQ

Jandia Pt.

AKVW

Suea (Sousse). d

B.

ALER

Gran Canaria.

AKVY

Herkla (Hergla).

ALBE

Ceuta. d

ALET

Isleta Pt. e

AKVZ

Hammamet.

ALBF

Almina Pt.

ALEU

P. de la Luz.

AKWB

Kalibia.

ALBG

Malabata Pt. .

ALEV

Palmas.

AKWD

C. Bon. a e

ALBI

Tangier, a

ALEX

Maspalomas Pt.
Sardina Pt.

AKWE

Goletta (La Goulette). d

ALBJ

C. Spartel. a e

ALEY

AKWG

Carthage C. a.

ALBK

Jeremias Anchorage.

A-LEZ

Tenerife.

AKWH

Plana I. (El Kamela).

ALBN

Arsila, or, Arzila.

ALFC

Anaga Pt. e

AKWI

PoETO Farina, a

ALBO

El Araish.

ALFD

Santa Cruz, a c

AKWJ

Cani Is.

ALBP

Mehediya.

ALFE

Orotava P.

AKWM

Benzbrt (Bizbrta). a d

ALBS

Rabat and Sali.

ALFib

Gomera.

AKWN

Fratelli Rocks.

ALBT

Dar el Beida.

ALFl

San Sebastian.

AKWO

Ras Engela.

ALBV

Azimur.

ALFJ

Hierro, or, Fefro.

AKWP

C. Serrat.

ALBW

Mazighan.

ALFM

Palma.

AKWR

Galita (La Galite). d

ALBX

C. Cantin, or, Ras ill

ALFN

Cumplida Pt.

AKWS

Sorelle Rocks.

, Hadik.

ALFO

Salvage Is.

AKWU

C. Negro.
Tabarka. d

ALBZ

Safi (Asafi).

AKWV

ALOB

Mogador.

ALFQ

C. BOJADOR.

ALCD

Fez.

ALFR

Ouro R.

AKWY

Algeria.

ALCF

Agadir, or, Santa Cruz.

ALFS

C. Barbas.

AKWZ

La Calle. a d

ALCG

Tiznitz.

ALFU

C. Blanco.

AKXC

C. Rosa (Rose).

ALCH

Wadi Diaa (Nun R.).

ALFV

Arguin B.
C.Mirik.

AKXD

Bona (Bone), d

ALCJ

C. Juby.

ALFW

AKXF

F. G^nois.

ALFY

Portendick.

AKXG

C. de Garde, a

ALCK

Atlantic Ocean.

AKXI

Takush B.

ALFZ

Barbary Coast.

AKXJ

C. de Fer. a

ALCM

Azores.

AKXM

Philippeville. d

ALCN

Corvo.

ALGB

Sfe^gal R.

AKXN

Stora. d

ALCO

Floras.

ALGD

St. Louis.

AKXP

Constantine.

ALCP

Santa Cruz.

ALGE

Almadi, or, Almadies

AKXQ

Srigina I.

ALCR

Fayal.

Pt.

AKXS

CoUo. d

ALCS

Horta. d e

ALGF

Senegambia

AKXT

C. el Jerba.

ALCT

Espalamaca Pt.

ALGI

C. Verde, a

AKXV

C. Bougaroni. a

ALCU

Pico. V

ALGJ

Gor6e.

AKXW

Jidjelli (Djidjelli). d

ALCW

San Jorge.

ALGK

Dakar, a b

AKXZ

Ras Afia.

ALCX

Graciosa.

ALGN

Rufisque.

AKYB

Bougie, d

ALCY

Terceira.

AKYD

C. Carbon, u,

ALDB

Praya.

ALGO

Cape Verde Is.

AKYE

Dellys. d

ALDO

Angra. c d

ALGP

St. Antonio.

AKYG

C. de I'Aiguille. a

ALDE

San Miguel (St. Mich-

ALGR

Bull Pt.

AKYH

C. Bengut.

aels).

ALGS

Tarrafal B.

AKYJ

C. Matifu. a d

ALDG

Ponta Delgada. ab d

ALGT

Santa Cruz.

AKYL

Bouzar6ah. a

ALDH

Villa Franca.

ALGV

St. Vincent.

AKYN

Algier (Alger), bdf

ALDI

Arnel Pt. a c e

ALGW

P. Grande.

AKYO

C. Caxine.

ALDK.

Ferraria Pt. e

ALGX

Bird I. a

AKYQ

Tipaza. P. d

ALDM

Santa Maria I.

ALGZ

Santa Luzia.

AKYR

Shershel (Cherchell). d

ALDN

Villa do Porto.

ALHB

St. Nicholas.

AKYT

Tfenfez, or, Tfenfes. a d

ALDP

Fonnigas.

ALHC

Preguiza.

AKYU

C. Ivi.

ALHE

Sal (Salt) I.

AKYW

Mostaganem. d

ALDQ

Madeira.

ALHF

Bonavista.

AKYX

Arzeu, or, Arzew. d

ALDR

Fora I. ad

ALHG

English Road.

AKZB

Oran. d

ALDS

Loo Rock, a c

ALHJ

Mayo I.

AKZC

Marsa el K6bir. d

ALDT

Funchal. d

ALHK

St. Jago.

AKZE

C. Falcon, a

ALDU

Pargo Pt. a c

ALHM .

P. Praya.

AKZF

Habibaa Is.

ALDV

Cruz Pt.

ALHO

Tarrafal Pt.

AKZH

Beni Saf Hr. d

ALDX

P. Santo.

ALHP

Leton Rock.

AKZI

Raschgun I.

ALDY

Bezerta Grande.

ALHQ

Fogo I.

AKZL

Nemours, d

ALDZ

Bugio.

ALHS

Brava I.

AKZM

Morocco.

ALEB

Canary Is.

ALHT

Gambia.

AKZN

Milonia R. '

ALEC

Allegranza.

ALHU

Bathurst.

AKZP

Mulaya R.

•ALED

Delgada Pt.

ALHW

Albreda.

AKZQ

Zafarin I.

ALEG

Graciosa.

ALHX

Yarbutenda.

AKZR

Melilla. df

ALEH

Lanzarbte.

ALHY

Kasamanze R.

AKZT

C. Tre Forcas.

ALEI

Pechiquera Pt.

ALIB

Karabane I.

Akzu

Alhucemas.

ALBK

Naos P.

ALIC

Zighinkor.

a Signifies an Internationa! Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station: ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Ill

WEST AFRICA.

SOUTH AFRICA.

ALID

Brin Factory.

ALND

Prah R.

ALQT

Bata.

ALIP

Sedhiu.

ALNE

C. Coast Castle, a

ALQU

San Bento R.

ALIG

Dianna.

ALNF

Anamaboe.

ALQV

Medondo.

ATiIH

0. Roxo.

ALNG

ASHANTL

ALQW

Corisco B.

ALIK

Cacheo R.

ALNH

Akkra, ab

ALQX

Elobey I.

ALIM

Salsang.

ALNI

Kumassi.

ALQY

Muni.

ALIN

Farin.

ALNJ

SO0DAN.

ALQZ

Gaboon R.

ALLP

Batur.

ALNK

Volta R.

ALRC

Gornb^ Pt.

IJ^JS

Bissao I.

ALNM

Adda.

ALRD

Libreville.

ALIR

Jeba R.

ALNO

C. St. Paul.

ALRE

Komo R.

ALIU

Bijouga Is.

ALNP

Jella Koffi.

ALRG

Ogowd R.

ALIV

Bulama.

ALNQ

Kitta.

ALRH

Nazareth B.

ALIX

Alcatraz I.

ALNR

P. Seguro.
Agwen.

ALRI

Lopez C.

ALIY

Nunez R.

ALNS

ALRK

Fernand Vaz.

ALIZ

C. Verga.

ALNT

Togo.

ALRM

Settee R. a

ALJC

Ponga R.

ALNU

Little Popo.

ALRN

Mayumba B.

ALJD

Tabuia, or, Taboria.

ALNV-

Whyda.

ALRP

Kuilu R.

ALJE

Bangalong.

ALNX

Kotonu.

ALRQ

Loango B.

AUG

Brameya R.

ALNY

P. Novo.

ALRS

Massab6.

ALJH

Isles de Los.

ALRU

Chiloango R.

ALJI

Bulbineh.

ALNZ

Dahomey.

ALRV

Malemba B.

A]LJM

Konakri.

ALOB

Abomeh (Abomey).

ALRW

Kabinda.

ALJN

Matakong I.

ALOC

Badagri.

ALRY

Kongo R.

ALJO

Mellakori R.

ALOD

Lekki.

ALRZ

French Pt. a

ALJQ

Benti Pt.

ALOE

Pafm Oil Rs.

ALSB

Shark Pt. (Padrao).

ALJR

Great Skarcies R.

ALOF

ALJS

Mambolo.

ALOH

Benin R.

ALSD

Kongo Free State.

AUTJ

YeUaboi Sound.

ALOI

Wari.

ALSE

Banana Creek.

ALOJ

Forcados R.

ALSF

P. da Lenha.

ALJV

SiEKRA Leone.

ALOM

Gana Gana.

ALSI

Embomma (Bomma).

ALJW

Free Town.

ALON

Middleton R.

ALSJ

Brazzaville.

ALJY

Banana Is.

ALSM

Leopoldville.

ALJZ

Sherbro R.

ALOP

Niger.

ALSN

Stanley Pool.

ALKB

0. St. Ann.

ALOR

Akedo.

ALSO

Padron Pt.

ALKD

Manna R.

ALOS

Nun Entrance.

ALKF

C. Mount.

ALOT

Akassa (Baracoon Pt.).

ALSQ

Angola.

ALKH

Liberia.

ALOV.

Abo.

ALSR

Ambrizette.

ALKI

Caldwell.

ALOW

Ndoni.

ALST

Foreland Bluff.

ALKJ

C. Mesurado.

ALOX

Onitsha.

ALSV

Ambriz B. a

ALKN

Monrovia.

ALOZ

Asaba.

ALSW

Dand6 Pt.

ALKO

Grand Bassa.

ALPB

Ida.

ALSX

Funta B.

ALKP

Trade Town.

ALPC

Binue R.

ALSZ

Bengo B.

ALKR

Sestos R.

ALPE

Yola.

ALTB

Loanda(P. op). 6,

ALKS

Kru.

ALPG

C. Formosa.

ALTC

San Miguel F. a

ALKT

Nifu.

ALPI

Brass R.

ALTE

Loanda I.

ALKV

Grand Sesters.

ALPJ

Bonny R.
New Calabar R.

ALTF

Palmeirinhas Pt.

ALKW

Garraway.

ALPK

ALTG

Coanza R.

ALKX

Mano R.

ALPN

Calabar.

ALTI

Calumbo.

ALKZ

C. Palmas.

ALPO

Opobo R.

0 d Calabar R.

AJ.TJ

Massangano.

ALMB

Grain Coast.

ALPQ

ALTK

Dondo.

ALMC

Tabu.

ALPS

Duke Town.

ALTN

Cassanha.

ALME

Drewin.

ALPT

Cross R.

ALTO

Nova Redonda. a

ALHF

Sassandra, or, St. An-

ALPU

Rio del Rey.

ALTP

Kwi Kombo.

drew R.

ALTR

Lobito B.

ALMG

Amokwa.

ALPW

Bight op Biapra.

ALTS

Benguela.

ALMI

Akba.

ALPX

Fernando Po.

ALTU

Salinas Pt.

ALMJ

Grand Bassam.

ALPY

Fernanda Pt.

ALTW

Elephant B.

ALMK

Assini R. a

ALQB

Santa IsabeL

ALTX

C. St. Mary.

ALMO

Newtown.

ALQC

Princes I.

ALTY

C. Martha.

ALMP

Albani R.

ALQD

Santo Antonio B.

ALUB

Little Fish B.

ALQF

St. Thom^(ThomasI.).

ALUC

Mossamedes.

ALMQ

IvoKY Coast.

ALQG

Anna de Chaves B.

ALUD

P. Alexander.

ALMS

Ankobra R.

ALQH

Annobon I.

ALUE

Albino Pt.

ALMT

Axim

ALUF

Great Fish B.

ALMU

C. Three Points.

ALQJ

ICambrun R.

ALUG

Nourse, or, Cunene R.

ALMW

Gold Coast.

ALQK

Malimba R.

ALMX

Guinea G.

ALQM

Batanga.
Beundo R.

ALUH

Damaraland.

ALMY

Dix Cove.

ALQO

ALUI

C. Frio.

ALNB

Sekondi.

ALQP

Batonga Roadstead.

ALUJ

Swakopmund Road.

ALNC

Elmina.

ALQR

Campo R.

ALUK

Walfisch B.

o Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

112

GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY AKKANGED.

Pakt I.

SOUTH AFRICA.

EAST AFRICA.

ALUM

HoUam's Bird I.

ALYK

East London .abed

AMCS

Mazimbwa B.

ALUO

Spencer B.

ALYM

Buffalo R.

AMCU

Marongo.

ALUP

Ichabo.

ALYN

Kei R.

AMCV

Tunghi B.

ALUQ

Angra Pequefia.

ALYP

Mazeppa Pt.

AMCY

Comoro I. (Comores).

ALUS

Robert Hr.

ALYQ

Bashee R.

AMCZ

Maroni.

alut

Possession I.

ALYR

St. John R.

AMDB

Mohilla I. (Moh^li).

ALUV

Great NaiTnaqualand.

ALYS

Grovenor P.

AMDC

Du^ni Cove (Fumboni

ALUW

Orange R.

ALYT

P. Shepstone.

B.).

ALYU

Umpambinyoni R.

AMDE

Johanna I. (Aujouan).

ALUX

Ascension I. e

ALYV

Amahlongwana R.

AMDF

Pomoni Hr. .

ALUY

Georgetown.

ALYW

Aliwal Shoal.

AMDG

Mayotta.

ALUZ

Clarence B. ,

AMDJ

Pamanzi, or, Zaudzi

ALVC

St. Helena! e

ALYX

Natal.

Road.

ALVD

James Town. 6

ALYZ

The Bluff, ahce

AMDK

Mamutzu.

ALVE

Prosperous B. a

ALZB

Durban, d

AMDN

Glorieuse Isle.

ALVG

Tristan da Cunha.

ALZC

Pietermaritzburg.

ALVH

Inaccessible I.

ALZD

Tugela R.

AMDO

Madagascar.

ALVI

Nightingale I.
Gough L

ALZE

Durnford B.

AMDP

Tananarive.

ALVK

ALZF

St. Lucia B.

AMDR

C. Amber (Ambre).a

ALZH

Sordwana Road.

AMDS

Diego Suarez B.a
P. Nievre.

ALVM

Cape Colony.

ALZI

Kosi R.

AMDT

ALZJ

Rhodesia.

AMDU

Oronjia.o

ALVN

Orange Free State.

AMDV

Antsirana. c

ALVP

Transvaal.

ALZK

Dblagoa B.

AMDW

Ambavarane.

ALVQ

Kaffaria.

ALZM

Reuben Pt. a

AMDX

P. Look^ (Loqu^).

ALVR

Zululand.

ALZN

English R.

AMDZ

P. Leven.

ALVT

P. NoUoth.

ALZO

Lourenpo Marquez. 6

AMEB

Andrava B. i

ALVU

Hondeklip B.

ALZP

Maputa R.
P. Melville.

AMEC

Vohimao, or, Vohemar

ALVW

Olifant R.

ALZR

B.

ALVZ

St. Helena B.

ALZS

Limpopo R.

AMEF

Antongil B.

ALWB

Saldanha B.

ALZT

C. Corrientes.

AMEG

P. Choiseul.

ALWC

Dassen I.

ALZV

, Burra.

AMEH

Tangtang, or, Tin-

ALWE

Robben I.

ALZW

Innambdn R.

tingue.
St. Mary I.

ALWG

TableB. 6rf

ALZX

Bazaruto C.

AMEJ

ALWI

Cape Town, c

AMBC

Marsha, or, S. Caro-

AMEK

P. St. Mary.

ALWK

Lions Rump, a

lina I.

AMEL

Blfeve Reef.

ALWN

Mouill^ Pt.

AMBD

Sabi R.

AMEN

F6n4rive.

ALWP

Green Pt.

AMBE

Chiludn I.

AMEO

Mahambo Pt.

ALWQ

G. of Good Hope, e

AMBG

Sofala R.

AMEP

Foulepointe.

ALWS

Roman Rocks.

AMBH

Pungue R.

AMEQ

Tamatave, or, Toama-

ALWT

False B.

AMBI

Beira.

sina.

ALWU

Simon's B. 6

AMBK

Inhamboio.

AMER

Vatomandri. a

ALWV

C. Hangklip.

AMBL

Thornton R.

AMES

Mahanoro. a

ALWX

Danger Pt. a

AMBN

Zambezi R.

AMET

Maninzari (Mananiara

ALWY

0. Agulhas. e

AMBO

Mashonaland.

R.).

ALWZ

Struys B.

AMBP

Kangoni.

AMEU

Matitanana R.

ALXC

Bredasdorp.

AMBQ

Conceicao R.

AMEW

Farafangana.

ALXD

P. Beaufort.

AMBR

Chinde R.

AMEX

St. Lucia (Luce).

ALXE

Breede R. .

AMEY

Ytapere, or, Itap^rina

ALXG

St. Sebastian B.

AMBS

British Central Af-

B

ALXH

Kaffir Kuyl B.

rica.

AMFB

F. Dauphin.

ALXJ

C. St. Blaize. a

AMBT

Sena.

AMFC

C. St. Mary, or, St.

ALXK

Aliwal. ac

AMBU

Tete.

Marie.

ALXM

Mossel B.

AMBV

Lake Nyassa.

AMFD

St. Augustine B.

ALXO

George Town.

AMBW

Shir6 R.

AMFG

Saolara.

ALXP

Knysna Hr.

AMBX

Linde R.

AMFH

TuUear, or, Ankatsaoka

ALXQ

Plettenberg B.

AMBY

Kilimdn (Quilimane) R.

B.

ALXS

C. St. Francis, c

AMBZ

Angoche R., or, Mlui.

AMFI

Ranob6 P.

ALXT

KromB.

AMCD

P. Mokambo.

AMFK

Fanemotra B.

ALXU

Humansdorp.

AMFL

Morondava.

ALXW

C. Recife, e

AMCE

Mozambique, ace

AMFN

Ambondro R.

ALXY

Algoa B.

AMCF

St. George I.

AMFP

Maintirano, or, Myan-

ALXZ

P. Elizabeth, ahc

AMCH

Conducia B.

terano R.

ALYC

Bird I.

AMCI '

Nakala Pt.

AMFQ

C. St. Andrew.

ALYD

P. Alfred. ahcd

AMCJ

Belmore Hr.

AMFR

Boy anna B.

ALYE

Kowie R.

AMCL

Memba B.

AMFT

Makambi R.

ALYF

Bathurst.

AMCN

Almeida B.

AMFU

Bombetoke B.

ALYG

Grahams Town.

AMCO

PombaB. (Mwambi).

AMFV

Mojanga. c

ALYH

Great Fish R.

AMCQ

Montepes B.

AMFX

Betsiboka R.

ALYI

Keiskamma R.

AMOR

Ibo.

AMFY

Ikopa R.

o Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station?

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Paet I.

GEOGKAPHIOAL SIG-NALS— PLACES GEOGBAPHICALLT ARRANGED.

113

SOUTH INJ)IAN OCEAN.

RED SEA.

EAST AFRICA.

AMFZ

AMGC

AMGD

AMGE

AMGH

AMGI

AMGJ

AMGL

AMGN

AMGO

AMGQ

AMGR

AMGS

AMGU
AMGV
AMGW

AMGY
AMGZ
AMHB
AMHC

AMHD

AMHE

AMHF

AMHI

AMHJ

AMHK

AMHN

AMHO

AMHP

AMHR

AMHS

AMHT

AMHX

AMHZ

AMIB

AMIC

AMID

AMIE

AMIF

AMIG

AMU

AMIK

AMIL

AMIN

AMIO

AMIP

AMIQ

AMIS

AMIT

AMIU

AMIV

AMIW
AMIX

AMIY
AMIZ
AMJB

AMJC

AMJD

AMJE

AMJG

AMJH

AMJI

AMJK

Mevatanana.

Suberbieville.

Kats6p^.

Majamba B.

Miramba P.

Jtarendri.

Raminitok B.

Radama P.

Ambavatobi B.

Pasindava B.

Nosi-B6.

Hellville.

'Nosi Vavmi, or, Vorona

Islet.
Tani-Keli Islet.
C. St. S^bastien.
William Pitt B. (An-

dramatuba).
P. Liverpool.
Europa I.
Bassas da India.
Juan de Nova I.

REUNION I.

St. Denis, a c
St. Marie, a
Bel- Air Pt.
St. Suzanne, a
Bois Rouge Pt. a
Champbome Pt. a
St. Benoit. a
St. Rose, a
St. Pierre, a c
St. Louis (St. Leu), a
St. Paul, a c

Pt. des Galets, or, Shin-
gle Pt. a c

Mauritius.

P. Louis, abed

P. Louis Lt. V.

Signal Mt. e

C. Malheureux.

Canonnier Pt. e

Grand Bay.

C. Brabant.

Grand P.

MaMbourg.

Roche Isle Beacon.

Pouquets Isle.

Flatl.e

Black River B.

Rodriguez I.

Mathurin B.

P. South East.

Albatross I. (Cargados

Carajos).
Agalega I.
Troinelin I.

Seychelles.
Dennis I.
Mah6 I.
P. Victoria.
Amirante Is.
Farquhar Is.
Cosmoledo Is.
Assumption I.
Aldabra I.

Providence and St.
Pierre Is.

AMJL

AMJN

AMJO
AMJQ
AMJR
AMIS
AMJT
AMJU

AMJV

AMJW

AMJX

AMJY

AMJZ

AMKB

AMKD

AMKE

AMKG

AMKH

AMKI

AMKJ

AMKN

AMKO

AMKP

AMKQ

AMKR

AMKS

AMKT

AMKU

AMKV

AMKW

AMKX

AMKY

AMLB

AMLC

AMLE

AMLF

AMLG

AMLI

AMLJ

AMLK

AMLN

AMLO

AMLP

AMLQ

AMLS

AMLT

AMLU
AMLW
AMLX
AMLY

AMLZ

AMNB

AMNC

AMND

AMNE

AMNF

AMNG

AMNH

AMNI

AMNJ

AMNK

AMNL

AMNP

AMNQ

AMNR

AMNT

Chagos Archipelago.
Diego Garcia.

Prince Edward I.
Crozet I. d
Kerguelen I. d
Heard I.
St. Paul I. d
Amsterdam I. d

German East Africa.

C. Delgado.

Keonga B.

Rovuma R.

Msimbati Hr.

Mikindani Hr.

M^u Mwania.

Lindi R.

Mchinga B.

Kiswere Hr.

Kilwa Kisiwani.

P. Beaver.

Rukyira B.

Kilwa Kivinje.

Songa Songa I.

Mohoro B.

Rufiji R.

Mafia I.

Ras Mkumbi.

Latham I.

Ras Kanzi.

Dar es Salaam.

Bagamoyo.

Ruva, or, Kingani R.

Zanzibar.
Kiungani.
Mwana Mwana. a
Kokotoni Hr.
Mungppani. a
Ras Nungwe.
Pemba.
Chaki Chaki.
Ras Kegomacha.
Ras Upemba.
Saadani.

Tanga B.
Ulenge.

British East Africa.

Vanga.

Wasin.

Mombasa.

Mvita.

P. Kilindini.

P. Reitz.

P. Tudor.

Lake Tanganyika.

Lake Victoria Nyanza.

Matapwa R.

KilifiR.

Owyombo R.

Malindi.

Tana R.

Kipini.

Lamu.

Manda Roads.

Patta.

P. Durnford.

AMNU

AM-NV
AMNW

AMNX
AMNY
AMNZ
AMOC
AMOD
AMOE
AMOG

AMOH
AMOI
AMOJ
AMOK

AMOL

AMON

AMOQ

AMOR

AMOS

AMOU

AM0V

AMOW

AMOY

AMOZ

AMPB

AMPD

AMPE

AMPF

AMPH

AMPI

AMPJ

AMPL

AMPN

AMPO

AMPR

AMPS

AMPT

AMPV

AMPW

AMPX

AMPZ

AMQB

AMQC

AMQE

AMQF

AMQG

AMQI

AMQJ

AMQK

AMQL

AMQN

AMQO

AMQP

AMQS

AMQT

AMQU

AMQW
AMQX
AMQY
AMRB
AMRC
AMRD
AMRF
AMRG

Tula.

Kisiinayu B.
Juba.

Italian Somaliland.

Brawa.

Merka.

Mpgdishu (Magadoxa).

Obiat.

Ras Hattn.

C. Guardafui, or, Ras

Asir.
Sok6tra I.
Tamrida.
Ras Radressa.
Abd-al-kuri.

G. OP Aden.

Somali.

Ras Alula.

Bander Mjarayeh.

Burnt I., or, Ar- Kabbah.

Berbera.

Bulbar.

Zeila.

Jibuti.

Tajura.

Obokh.

Ras al Bir.

Str. of Bab el Mandeb.

Red Sea.

Perim. (fe

Obstruction Pt.

Asab.

Shummd I.

Sheik ul Abu. .

Annesley B.

Difnein I.

Abyssinia.

Massaua Hr.

Trinkitat Hr.

Suakin.

Raweiya Ras.

Berenice P.

St. Johns, or, Zeberjed I.

Daedalus Sh.

Koseir.

The Brothers.

Shad wan I.

Ashiafi Reef.

Str. of Jubal.

Suez G.

Ras Gharib.

Ras Zafarana.

Newport Rock Lt. V.

P. Ibrahim.

Suez, a ef

Suez B.

Asia.

Tor.

Mt. Sinai.
Hedjaz Province.
Akabah G.
Mowila.
Sherm Wej.
C. Baridi.
Yenbo./

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

ARABIAN SEA.

PERSIA.

INDIA.

AMRH

Medina./

AMVB

Bushire. e

AMYV

Daman P.

AMRJ

Jidda, or, Jeddah./

AMVO

Dayyir.

AMYW

DAhanu.

AMRK

Mekka.

AMVD

Kangdn, or, Kangdn.

AMYX

Tarapur Pt.

AMRL

Lith.

AMVF

Chardk.

AMZB

Bassein. »

AMRO

Kunfida.

AMVG

Mughd.

AMZC

Tanna. '

AMRP

Loheiya.

AMVH

Linia.

AMZD

Bombay. 6c/ ;

AMRQ

Kamaran Hr.

AMVJ

Bdsidu.

AMZE

Malabar Pt.

AMRT

Jebel Teir.

AMVK

Khamlr.

AMZF

Outer Lt. V. ;

AMRU

Zebayir Is.

AMVL

Jezfrat Ndbiyu Tanb.

AMZG

Sunk Rack Lt. i

AMRV

Hodeida.

AMVN

Clarence Str.

AMZH

Southwest Prong Lt.

AMRW

Abu Ail Is.

AMVO

Kishin, or, Jezfrat at

AMZI

Alibagh. cd \

AMRX

HanJsh Is.

Tawila. e

AMZJ

Mazagon.

AMRY

Jebel Zukur.

AMVP

Bander Abbas.

AMZK

Victoria Dock.

AMRZ

Mokha, or, Mocha.

AMVQ

Ras al Kuh.

AMZL

Princes Dock.

AMSB

C. Bab el Mandeb.

AMVT

Maksa, or, C. Jfehak. e

AMZO

Kolaba Pt./

AMSC

Yemen Province.

AMVU

MakrAn Coast.

AMZP

Kolaba Oby.

AMVX

Khor Rabij.

AMZQ

Kundari I. acrf

AMSD

Arabia.

AMVY

Chahbdr B.

AMZR

P. Chaul.

AMVZ

Gwatar B.

AMZS

Janjira Hr.

AMSE

Aden, e

AMZT

Marad. j

AMSG

Bal-haf.

AMWC

Baluchistan.

AMZU

Rajpuri.

AMSH

Makalla.

AMWi)

Gwddar.

AMZV

Bankot P., or, Savitri R.

AMSI

Ash-Shehr.

AMWE

Pasni.

AMZW

Savaradrug.

AMSK

Kishin.

AMWG

Orm^ra.

AMZX

Dabhcl, or, Washishti R.'

AMSL

Rds Fart^k.

AMWH

Sunmiyani B.

AMZY

Tolkeshwar Pt.

AMSP

Damkut.

AMWI

Baila.

ANBC

ShastriR..

AMSQ

Khorya Morya Is.

AMWK

Ras Muwdri (C. Monze).

ANBD

Ratnagiri. c

AMSR

Ras Madraka.

ANBE

Rajapur.

AMSU

Ghubbet Hashish.

AMWL

India.

ANBF

Viziadrug.

AMSV

Maslra G.

AMWN

Afghanistan.

ANBG

Malwan.

AMSW

Ras-al-Hadd.

AMWP

Karachi. 6

ANBH

Vengurla Rocks, or.

AMSY

Sur.

AMWQ

Manora Pt. a 6 c

Burnt Is.

AMSZ

G. OF Oman.

AMWR

Indus R.

ANBI

Vengurla, or, Vingorla. oc

AMTB

Maskat.

AMWT

Keti.

ANBJ

AguadaB.'

AMTD

Barka.

AMWU

Haiderabad.

ANBK

Panjim.

AMTE

SohAr.

AMWV

Sind Coast.

ANBL

Mandavi R.

AMTF

ShiniSs.

AMWV

Khori, or, Lakhpat R.

AMTH

Khor Fakdn.

AMWZ

Kutch G.

ANBM

GOA.

AMTI

Dibba.

AMXB

Mandvi.

ANBP

Murmagao.

AMXD

Navinar Pt.

ANBQ

Oyster Rock.

AMTJ

Persian G.

AMXE

Karumbhar I.

ANBR

Sadashivgad. c

AMTL

Quoin Is.

AMXF

Khambhalia. •

,ANBT

Karwar Hd.

AMTN

Ras al Khaima.

AMXH

Nawanagar.

ANBU

Tadri R.

AMTO

Shdrja.

AMXI

Beit Hr.

ANBV

Kumpta.

AMTQ

Dabai.

AMXJ

Guzerat.

ANBX

Honawar.

AMTR

Abu Thabi.

AMXL

Dwarka Pt.

ANBY

Bhatkul Cove.

AMTS

Al Wakra.

AMXN

Porbandar. c

ANBZ

Kundapur.

AMTV

Doha.

AMXO

Navibandar.

ANCD

Mulpy.

AMTW

Ras Rakkin.

AMXQ

Mangrol.

ANCE

Mulki (Primeira) Rocks.;

AMTX

Bahrain Hr.

AMXR

Verawal. c

ANCF

Mangalore. '.

AMTZ

Al Manama.

AMXS

Diu.

ANCH

Malabar Coast.

AMUB

Dammdm.

AMXU

Jdfarabad.

ANCI

Kannanur.

AMUC

Al Katif.

AMXV

Mahuwa.

ANCJ

Tellicherri. c

AMUE

Kuweit, or, Al Kuweit

AMXW

Kutpur I.

ANCL

Mah6.

Hr.

AMXZ

Goapn4th Pt.

ANCM

Calicut, c

AMUP

Shatt-al-Arab.

AMYB

Piram I.

ANCO

Beipur.

AMUG

Fao. c

AMYO

Gogha.

ANCQ

Narakal.

AMUI

Basra.

AMYE

Bhaunagar Creek, c

ANCR

Cochin, c

AMUJ

Euphrates R.
Makil.

AMYF

Kunhbandar.

ANCS

Alleppi.
Travancore Coaet.

AMUK

AMYG

Cambay G.

ANCU

AMUN

Baghdad.

AMYI

Baroda.

ANCV

Quilon.

AMUO

Kartin R.

AMYJ

Mahi R.

ANCW

Trivandrum.

AMUP

Muhammera.

AMYK

Tankari.

ANCY

Kolachel.

AMUR

Ahwaz.

AMYN

Nerbudda, or, Narbada

ANCZ

Muttum Pt. a

AMUS

Tigris R.

AMYO

R.
Broach.

ANDB

C. Comorin.

AMUT

Persia.

AMYP

Bhagwadandi.

ANDP

Laccadive Is.

AMUW

Teheran.

AMYR

Tapti R.

ANDG

Androth I.

AMUX

Dilam.

AMYS

Surat.

ANDI

Aucutta I.

AMUY

Kharij, or, Kharag I.

AMYT

Bulsar.

ANDJ

Minikoi I.

1

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; o a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station:

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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BAY OF BENGAL.

MALAY PENINSULA.

ANDK
ANDM
ANDO
ANDP

ANDR

ANDS

ANDT
ANDV
ANDW
ANDX
ANDZ
ANEB
ANED
ANEF

ANEG

ANEI

•ANE.T

ANEK

ANEM

ANEO

ANEP

ANER

ANES

ANET

ANEV

ANEW

ANEX

ANEZ ,

ANFB

ANFG

ANFD

ANFE

ANFG

ANFI

ANFJ

ANFK

ANFM

ANFO

ANFP

ANFR

ANFS

ANFT

ANFV

ANEW

ANFX

ANFZ

ANGB

AN GO

ANGD

ANGE

ANGH

ANGI

ANGJ

ANGK

ANGM

ANGO

ANGP

ANGR

ANGS

ANGT

ANGV

ANGW

ANGX

ANGZ

ANHB

ANHC

Maldive Is. .

M41e, &r, Sultan's I.

Nine Degree Ch.

Eight Degree Ch.

One and a half Degree

Gh.
Equatorial Ch.

G. OP Manar.
Manapad Pt.
Coilsinipatam.
CoUnapatam.
Tuticorin. a c
Hare I.
Pamban. o
Manar.

Ceylon.

Putlam.

Chilaw.

Negombo.

Colombo. 6

Kandi.

Kaltura.

Barberyn I.

Point de GALLE.de

Neptune Battery.

Matura.

Dondra Hd.

Tangalle.

Hambantotti.

Great Basses.

Little Basses.

Batticaloa Roads, a

Trincomali.

Pt. Pedro.

Palmyra Pt.

Palk Str.

Jafnapatam.

Tondi.

Adrampatam.

Pt. Cahmere.

Coromandel Coast.

Negapatam.

Tanjore.

Trichinopoly.

Nagar.

Kdrikal. a

Tranquebar.

Colerun.

P. Novo.

Cuddalore.

Pondicherri. a

Mahdbalipiir Pagodas.

Covelong.

Madras, abc

Pulicat.

Armeghon.

Nellore.

Kottapatam.

Nizampatam.

Kistna R.

Divi Pt.

Masulipatam. a c

Narsapur.

Yanaon.

Godavari R.

Coringa B.

Hope I.

ANHD

ANHF

ANHG

ANHI

ANHJ

ANHK

ANHM

ANHO

ANHP

ANHR

ANHS

ANHT

ANHV

ANHW

ANHX

ANHZ

ANIB

ANIC

ANID

ANIP

ANIG

ANIH

ANIJ

ANIK

ANIM

ANIO Bengal B.

ANIP

ANIR

ANIS

ANIT

ANIU

ANIV

ANIW

ANIX

ANIZ

ANJB

ANJC

ANTE

ANJF

ANJG

ANJH

ANJI

ANJK

ANJL

ANJO

ANJP

ANJQ

ANJS

ANJT

ANJU

ANJW

ANJX

ANJY

ANKB

ANKC

ANKD

ANKF

ANKG

ANKH

ANKJ

ANKL

ANKM

ANKP

ANKQ

ANKR

ANKT

ANKU

Cocanada. c
Vakalpudi. ac
Vizagapatam. ac
Bimlipatam. ac
Santapilli.
Kalingapatam. a
Pdndi. a

Baruva (iBarwa). a
Sonapur. a
Gopalpur. ac
Berhampur.
Ganjim.
Rambha.
Chilka Lake.
Puri. a c
Devi R.
Mahanadi R.
Cuttack.
False Pt. c e
False B.
Palmyras Pt.
Dhamra R.
Shorttl.
Chandbali. ac

Pilots Ridge Lt. V.
Hligli, or, Hoogly R.
Eastern Ch. Lt. V.
Intermediate Lt. V.
Lower Caspar Lt. V.
Upper Caspar Lt. V.
Long Sand Lt. V.
Saugor. ce

Cowcolli, or, Kaukhali.
Mud Pt. ce
Kalpi Anchorage.
Diamond Hr. c e
Hdgli Pt. e
Garden Reach.
Kidderpur Wet Docks.
Calcutta. 6
Sibpur. c
Howrah.
Kidderpur. 6 c
Chandemagore,.
The Sundarbans.
Mutlah Lt. V.
P. Canning
HaringhAta R.
Morellganj.
BarisAI.
Ganges R.
TetuUa R.
Brahmaputra R.
Meghna R.
Narainganj.
Dacca.
Chittagong.
Karnafuli R. a
Jiildia Hill, c
Sudder-ghat. c
Kutabdia 1.
Maskhal I.
Cox BazAr.
Elephant Pt.
Naaf R.

ANKV
ANKX

ANKY

ANKZ

ANLC

ANLD

ANLE

ANLG

ANLH

ANLI

ANLK

ANLM

ANLO

ANLQ

ANLR

ANLS

ANLU

ANLV

ANLW

ANLX

ANLY

ANLZ

ANMB

ANMD

ANME

ANMF

ANMH

ANMI

ANMJ

ANML

ANMO

ANMP

ANMR

ANMS

ANMT
ANMV
ANMW
ANMX

ANMY
ANOB
ANOC
ANOD

ANOF

ANOG

ANOH

ANOJ

ANOK

ANOL

ANOP

ANOQ

ANOR

ANOT

ANOU

ANOV

ANOX

ANOY

ANOZ

ANPC

ANPD

ANPE

ANPG

ANPH

ANPI

ANPK

ANPL

Mayu R.
Oyster I.

Burma.
Akyab. c
Arakan R.
Fakir Pt. a
Combermere B.
Kyauk Pyu Hr.
Southampton Road.
The Tembles.
Ramree Hr.
Chediiba Str.
Sandoway.
Khwa, or, Gwa.
C. Negrais..
Pegu.
Bassein R.
Diamond 1. ce
Alguada Reef.
Irrawady R.
Barragua Lt. V.
Krishna Lt. V.
China Baklr.
Rangoon. 6 c/
Spit Lt. V.
Elephant Pt. e
Eastern Grove Lt.
Henzada.
Prome.
Thayetmyo.
Ava.

Mandalay.
Bhamo.
Yunan.

Andaman Is.
Table I.
P.Blair./
P. Campbell.

NiCOBAR Is.
Kar Nicobar.
Nankauri Hr.
Kamorta.

Martaban G.

Sittang.

Moulmein.

Amherst, b ce

Pagata.

Salween R.

Tong Aing.

Double I.

Y6.

Tavoy.

Beef I. (Gogaligyun).

N-wa la bo (The Cone).

Mergui.

Tenasserim.

Morrison B.

Hastings Hr.

Benong.

Kra.

Pakchan R.

Malay Peninsula.
Kopah Inlet.
Taukopah.
Klong Bagatae.

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SIAM.

CHINA.

ANPM
ANPR

ANPS

ANPU

ANPV

ANPW

ANPY

ANPZ

ANQB

ANQD

ANQE

ANQF

ANQH

ANQI

ANQJ

ANQL

ANQM

ANQO

ANQR

ANQS

ANQT

ANQV

ANQX

ANQZ

ANRB

ANRC

ANRE

ANRF

ANRG

ANRH

ANRJ

ANRK

ANRL

ANRO

ANRP

ANRQ

ANRS

ANRT

ANRU

ANRV

ANRX

ANRY

ANRZ

ANSC

ANSD

ANSE

ANSG

ANSH

ANSI

ANSK

ANSL

ANSM

ANSP

ANSQ

ANSR

ANSI!

ANSV

ANSW

AN'SY

ANSZ

ANTE

ANTD

ANTE

ANTE

ANTH

ANTI

ANTJ

ANTL

ANTQ

ANTR

Salang I, or, Junkseylon,

Khelong B.

Tongka.

Puket Hr.

Tharda Hr.

Kaeom R.

Panga R.

Malakka Str.

Tarang.

Butang Group.

Lamgkawi I.

Pulo Lada.

Bass Hr.

Kedat R.

Muda R.

Penang. e

Government Hill, a

Georgetown.

Muka Hd. a

Fort Pt.

Province Wellesley.

P. Weld, or, Sapetang.

Ldrut R.

Thaipeng.

Pulo Pangkor.

Binding R.

Pulo Katak.

Perak R.

Telok Anson.

Durian Sabatang.

Kwala Kangsa.

Bernam R.

SeMngor R.

Pulo Angsa.

One Fathom Bank Lt. V.

Klang.

P. Swettenham.

Kwala Lumpor.

Langat R.

Jugru R.

Arang Arang Anchorage.

C. Rachado.

Lingi R.

Malakka. e

St. Paul Hill.

Muar, or, Moar R.

Tanjong Panchur.

Pulo Undan.

Formosa Mt.

Pulo Pisang

Tanjong Bulus.

SiNGAPOKB.

Pulo Brani. 5

Sultan Shoal Lt.

Raffles Lt.

F. Canning. 6 e

Singapore New Hr.

Mt. Faber. e

Johore R.

Horsburgh Lt.

Pedra Branca Lt.

Old Strait of Singapore.

New Joh6r.

Sibu Is.

Blair Hr.

Endau R.

Pahang R.

Pakan.

Kuantan R.

Tringano.

ANTS

Redang Is.

ANXJ

ANTU

Kalantan.

ANXK

ANTV

Singora.

ANXL

ANTW

Lakon.

ANXO

ANTY

Bandon.

ANXJP

ANTZ

Meuangpran.
Faichaburi.

AWXQ

ANtJB

ANXS

ANUD

Maikulaung.

ANXT

ANUE

Ratburi.

ANXU

ANUF

Kanburi.

ANXV

ANTJG

Tachin R.

ANXW

ANPI

SlAM.

ANXZ

ANUJ

Bangkok./

ANYC

ANUK

Bangkok *R. Lt. V.

ANYD

ANUL

Bang pa Kong R.

ANYE

ANUM

0. Liant.

ANYG

ANUO

Chuem I.

ANYH

ANUP

Chentabun R.

ANYI

ANUQ

Chang I . , or, Koh Chang.

ANYJ

ANUR

Tung Yai R.

ANYK

ANUT

Soton.

ANYL

ANUV

Sala.

ANYM

ANUW

Kampong Ton R.

ANYP

ANUY

Hatien.

ANYQ

ANUZ

Kankao R.

ANYR

ANVD

Cambodia, or, Kamao Pt.

ANYT

ANVE

Mitho.

ANYU

ANVF

Angiang.
Oudon.

ANYV

ANVH

ANYX

ANVI

Pulo Condore.

ANYZ
ANZB

ANVJ

Cochin CmNA.

ANZD

ANVL

Saigon. 6 c

ANZE

ANVM

Haonbaikan I.

ANZF

ANVO

Bienhoa.

ANZH

ANVQ

C. St. James, a c

ANZI

ANVR

Kangio Bank.

ANZJ

ANVS

Fuokbinkiang Lt.

ANZL

ANVT

Pulo Sapatu.

ANZM

ANVU

Pulo Ceicer de Mer.

ANZO
ANZQ

ANVW

An AM.

ANZR

ANVX

Ke^ Pt.

C. Padaran. a c

ANZS

ANVY

ANZU

ANVZ

FanrangB.

ANZV

ANWB

Kamra,nh B.

ANZW

ANWC

Hon Kobe P.

ANZY

ANWE

C. Varella.

AOBC

ANWF

Fuyen Hr.

AOBD

ANWG

Vungchao.

AOBE

ANWI

Kinhon, or, Thinai Hr.

AOBF

ANWJ

Kikik B. (Vungkuit).

AOBG

ANWK

Tourane. c

AOBH

ANWM

Hue.

AOBI

ANWO

Tonkin G.

AOBJ

ANWP

Hatinh.

AOBK

ANWR

Songhoi, or, Kuahoi R.

AOBM

ANWS

Songka R.

AOBN

ANWT

Nam Dinh.

AOBP

ANWV

Hanoi.

AOBR

ANWX

Bacht Ninh.

ANWY

Kua Kam R.

AOBS

ANXB

Hon Dau I.

AOBT

ANXC

Haifong. abc

AOBV

ANXD

Norway Is.

AOBW

ANXF

Ha Long B.
Paracells.

AOBX

ANXG

AOBZ

ANXH

Piatas I.

AOCB

ANXI

Macclesfield Bank.

AOCD

China.

Pakhoi.

Hainan.

Kienchu fu.

Hoihau B.

Hausui B.

Yulinkau B.

C. Bastion.

Leichau.

Kwangchauwan.

Tihenpien, or, Tienpak

Hr.
Huilin^an Hr.
Namo Hr.
St. John I.
Ladrone Is.
Macao.
F. Guia.
Canton, c

Canton R. (Chukiai^).
Whampoa.
Lantau, or, Taiho I.
Hongkong. 6
Victoria, c
Kaulung. b
Aberdeen Docks.
Lema Is.
Gap Rock, a
Green I.
C. D'Aguilar./
C. CoUinson.
Si Kiang, or. West R.
Samshui.
Wuchu fu.
Waglan Islet.
MirsB.
Bias B.
Honghai B.
Hiediechin B.
Kiahtsz.
Tungao.
Breaker Pt.
C. Good Hope.
Sugarloaf I.

SWATAU. b

Chauchu fu.
HanR.
Namoa I.
Lamock Is.
Tongsang Hr.
Brotlxers.
Chapel I.
Tsingseu I.
Taitan I.
Amoy. 6 c
Chinchu.
Bodd I.
Ockseu I.
Hunghwa Ch.
Turnabout I.
Haitan Str.

Formosa.
Kelung Hr./
Syauki Pt.
Tamsui Hr. a c
Mengka.
Teukcham.
Heongsan P.
Tyka.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station- d a Life-Ro v,r,„ «ton„r,.

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. " . " a i.ue-&aving htation,

Paet I.

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117

CHINA.

PE CHILE GULF.

KOREA.

AOCF

AOCG

AOCH

AOCJ

AOGK

AOCL

AOCN

AOCP

AOCQ

AOCS

AOCT

AOCU

AOCV

AOCW

AOCX

AOCY
AODB
AODC
AODE
AODG
AODH
AODI
AODK
AODL
AODM
AODP
AODQ
AODR
AODT
AODU
AODV
AOI>X
AODY
AGDZ
AOEC
AGED
;AOEF
lAOEG

!aoeh

lAOEI
' AGEJ
i AGEL
■ AOEM
AOEN
AGEQ
AGER
AGES
AOEU
AGEV
AGEW
AGEY
AGEZ
AGFB
AGFD
AOFE
AOFG
AOFI
AOFJ
AGFK
AGFM
AOFN
AGFP
AGFR
AGFS
AOFT
AOFV
AGFW
AGFX
AOFZ

Goch6.

Lokiang.

P. Koksi.

Taiwan fu.

Amping.

Takau.

Tangkiang,

Saracen Hd.

Nansha, or, South C.

Sauo B.

Kali wan R.

Pescadores Is.

Makung Hr.

Ponghau Hr.

Meiaco sima Is.

MiN R. a
Wufu.
Tungkuen.
Tungsha.
Mingan Pass.
Pagoda Anchorage, c
Fuchau.
Nantai I.
Samsa Inlet.
Tongshu I.
Fuyan I.
Namkwan Hr.
Wenchau fu.
Snipe I.
Ngaukiang.
Gu Kiang.
Wenchau B.
Sanmun B.
Shipu Hr.
Nimrod Sound.
Chusan Archipelago.
Barren Is.
Loka I.

Sinkeamun Hr.
Tinghai Hr.
Yung R.
Chinhai.
Ning po.
Chapu.
Wantaokwan.
Hangchau B.
Tsientangkiang.
Yenchu.
Steep I.

West Volcano I.
Bonham I.
North Saddle I.
Gutzlaff I. c
Yangtse R.
Tungsha Lt. V.
Kiutoan Lt. V.
Wusung. c
Shanghai. 6 cf
Paoushan Pt.
Langsha,n Crossing.
North Tree Beacon.
Kiushan Beacon.
Tunglotu Beacon.
Kiangyin.
Fishbourne I.
Pottinger I.
Tantu. •
Silver I.
Chinkiang fu.

AOGB

AGGC

AGGE

AGGF

AGGH

AGGI

AGGJ

AGGL

AGGM

AGGN

AGGP

AGGR

AOGS

AGGT

AGGV

AGGW

AGGX

AGGZ

AGHB

AGHC

AGHD

AOHE

AOHG

AGHI

AGHJ

AGHK

AGHM

AGHN

AOHP

AGHR

AGHS

AGHT

AGHU

AGHV

AGHW

AGHX

AGHY

AGIB

AGIO

AGID

AGIE

AGHF

AGIG

AGIH

AGIJ

AGIK

AGIL

AGIN

AGIP

AGIQ

AGIS

AGIT

AGIU

AGIW

AGIX

AGIY

AGJB

AGJC

AGJD

AGJF

AGJG.

AGJH

AGJK

AOJL

AGJM

AGJP

AGJQ

Kwachau.
Sienniumiao.
Golden I.
Pisinchau.
Bethune Pt.
Tsauhia I.
Nankin.
Wade I.
Taiping fu.
Wuhu.
Hains Pt.
Pihmatsui.
Kieuhien.
Buckminster I.
Wild Boar Reach.
Fitzroy I.

Taitzuchi Beacon.

Langkiangki , or , Hen Pt .

Nganking Reach .

Eagle I. Beacon.

Christmas I.

Tungliu.

Spencer Rock.

Dove Pt. Beacon.

Northeast Crossing Bn.
Lt. V.

Gtter Pt.

Hukau.

Poyang Lake.

Wuching.

Kiukiang.

Wusueh.

Liyushan.

LowPt.

Kichau.

Hwamgchau.

Hankow.

Chungking.

Wuchang lu.

Singti Reach.

Yochau fu.

Tungting Lake.

Ichang fu.

Sha Sze.

Suchau.

YellowSea, or, Hwang
Hai.

Kyauchau Hr. 6 c

Haiyang.

Aylen B.

Yungching.

Shantung Promontory.

Weihaiwci.

Leukungtau.

Lungmun Hr.

Cheioo. b c

Tengchau fu.

Miautau Is.

G. OP Pe chili.

Tatsingho, or, Yellow R.

Tiemunkwau.

Takoho,- or, Tasanho.

Peiho R.

Taku. a cf

Taku Bar Lt. V.

Tientsin. /

Tungchau.

Peking. /

Petang.

AOJR

Shaliutien I.

AGJS

Laumuho.

AGJU

Ninghai.

AGJV

Shanhainuan.

AGJW

Great Wall of China.

AGJX

Liautung Province.

AGJY

Kingchu fu.
Liaoho. c

AGKB

AGKC

Newchwang. c

AGKD

Newchwang Lt. V.

AGKE

Mukden.

AGKG

Yinkoa.

AGKH

P. Adams.

AGKI

Kinchau.

AGKL

Liautishan Promontory

AGKM

P. Arthur./

AGKN

Talienwan B.

AGKQ

Victoria B.

AOKR

Yentoa B.

AGKS

Kwanglotau I.

AGKU

Blonde Is.

AGKV

Haiyuntau I.

AGKW

Thornton Haven.

AGKY

Bourchier Group.

AGKZ

Takushan.

AGLB

Tayangho.

AGLD

Yalu R.

AOLE

Aichiu.

AOLF

Korea.

AGLG

Chenampo (Chel tau).

AGLH

Wiju.

AOLI

Pingyang Inlet.

AGLJ

Sir James Hall Group.

AGLM

Seoul.

AGLN

Jinchuen, or, In chon.

AGLP

Sal^e R.

AGLR

Chemulpo, c

AGLS

Wonsan.

AGLT

Prince J6r6me G.

AOLV

Asan Anchorage.

AOLW

Marjoribanks Hr.

AGLX

Keum gang.

AGLZ

Conference Group.

AGMB

Gu6rin I.

AGMC

Kokuntau Is'.

AGMD

Kunsan.

AGME

Naju Group.

AGMF

Mokpo. /

AGMG

Yong San Gang R.

AGMI

Modesto I.

AGMJ

Mackau I.

AGMK

Washington G.

AOMN

Chindo.

AGMP

Chejin.

AGMQ

Kuper Hr.

AGMS

Quelpart I.

AGMT

Beaufort I.

AGMU

P. Hamilton. /

AGMW

Cargodo I. (Kojedo).

AGMX

Broughton Hr.
Douglas Inlet.

AGMY

AGNB

Masanpo. /

AGNC

Tsu sima.

AGND

Fusan.

AGNF

Fusan Kai.

AGNG

Sorio.

AGNH

Unkofsky B.

AGNJ

C. Duroch.

AGNK

Chaguchiendogu.

oSienifleB an International Signal Station: 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
OBigmiiBB a.u i c a Lloyd's Signal Sta:tion; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

SEA OF OKHOTSK.

JAPAN.

1
AONL

Gensan (Yuensan).

AOSH

Tausk B.

AOWK

Yobuko.

AONP

P. Lazaref.

AOSJ

Arnam R.

AOWL

Kariya.

AONQ
AONR

Dungan R.
P. Chestakof.

AOSK

Babushkin G.

AOWM

Hibi Ch.

AOSL

Ghijinsk B.

AOWP

Imari.

AONS

Song Chiu.

AOSN

Gighiga.

AOWQ

Hirado no Seto (Spex

AONT

Tizenko B.

AOSP

Penjinsk G.

Str.).

AONU
AONV

Sivutch B.
Anna B.

AOSQ

Tigil R.

AOWR
AOWT

Hirado.
Goto Is.

AONX

Kornilof G.

AOSZ

Japan.

AOWU

Koshiki-sima.

AONY
AONZ

Nadjini.
Goshkevitcli B.

AOTB

HOUSHU.

AOWV
AOWX

Nama ura.

Kisakasima (Kugasima).

Ose saki, or, C. Goto.

AOTC

Tsugaru Str.

AOWY

AOPC

Manchuria.

AOTE

Omasaki sima.

AOWZ

Fukai.

AOTF

Rikuoku G.

A03CB

Omura.

AOPD

Russian Tartary.

AOTH

Ominato.

AOXD

Otawa.

AOPE

TumenR. (TumenTJla).

AOTI

Yokohama (Rikuoku G).

AOXE

Nagasaki, c/

AOPG

Hunchun.

AOTJ

Nohechi.

AOXF

Kageno sima.

AOPH

Posiette B.

AOTL

Shiranai B.

AOXH

Iwo sima.

AOPI

Expedition B.

AOTM

Moura B.

AOXI

Pukabori.

AOPK

Novgorod.

AOTN

Azamushi.

AOXJ

Kuchinotsu.

AOPL

Pallada Road.

AOTQ

Aomori. c

AOXL

Shimabara.

AOPM

Trinity B.

AOTR

Tappi Saki (0. Tatsupi).

AOXM

Miike. c

AOPQ

Gamova B.

AOTS

Yonesiro Gawa. c

AOXN

Haya saki Ch.

AOPR

Slavianski B.

AOTV

Sakata. c

AOXQ

Misumi Hr. '

AOPS

Amur B.

AOTW

Kamo.

AOXR

Yatsushiro.

AOPU

Sedimi B.

AOTX

Sado I.

AOXS

Sakitsu ura.

AOPV

Pestchannul Pt.

AOTZ

Niigata Roadstead, c

AOXU

Ushibuka Hr.

AOPW

Retchnoi I. d

AOUB

Fushiki. c

AOXV

Naga sima.

AOPY

C. Tokarofski.

AOUC

Noto Peninsula.

AOXW

Koshiki Is.

AOPZ

Vladivostok, ah cf

AGUE

Nanao. c

AOXZ

Kata ura.

AOQB

Golden Horn Hr.

AOUF

Nakai.

AOYB

Tomari ura.

AOQD

C. Galdobin. d

AOUG

Sudzu misaki.

AOYO

Kagosima. c

AOQE

Kazakavitch.

AOUI

Kanazawa. c

AOYE

Sata no misaki, or, C.

AOQF

NovikB.

AOUJ

Mikuni, or, Sakai.

Chichakoff.

AOQH

Skrypleff I. a
Eugenie Archipelago.

AOUK

Tate ishi zaki.

AOYF

Van Diemen Str. (Osumi

AOQI

AOUM

Wakasa B.

Str.).

AOQJ

Peter the Great B.

AOUN

Tsuruga B. c

AOYG

Linschoten Is.

AOQL

Onsuri B.

AOUP

Ohama.

AOYI

Riu Kiu.

AOQM

Askold I. a

AOUR

•Miyadsu.

AOYJ

Okinawa sima.

AOQN

Strelok B.

AOUS

Oki sima.

AOYK

Kerama Group.

AOQB

Putiatin I.

AOUT

Saigo Hr.

AOYL

Me Sima Group.

AOQS

America B.

AOUW

Tsuno sima.

AOYM

Aburatsu Hr.

AOQT

Povorotny Pt.

AOLX

Miho B.

AOYN

Osima. d

AOQV

OlgaB.

AOUY

Hamada.

AOYP

P. Inokushi.

AOQW

St. Vladimir B.

AOVB

P. Susa.

AOYR

P. Yonodzu.

AOQX

G. OP TartaIry.

Aove

Hagi.

AOYS

Saiki.

AOQZ

Pestchanii Pt.

AOVD

Sen Zaki uchi.

AOYT

Bungo Ch.

AORB

Barracouta Hr. (Impe-

AOVF

Ouro Anchorage.

AOYV

Tsukumi.

rial Hr).

AOVG

Aburatani B.

AOYW

Usuki.

AORC

Menschikofl Pt.

AOVH

Slro simas.

AOYX

Sagano seki.

AORE

Castries B. d

AOVJ

Rokuren I.

AOZB

Oita.

AORF

Alexandrovski.

AOVK

Mutsure. c

AOZC

Beppu.

AORG

Amur R.

AOVL

Shirasu.

AOZD

Hi]i.

AORI

North Ch.

AOVN

Kosedo Str.

AORJ

Nikolaevsk.

AOVP

Shimonoseki. c

AOZF

Seto Uchi, or, Inland

AORK

Sakhalin I. (Karafuto).

AOVQ

Hiku sima.

Sea.

AORM

Jonquifere C. a

AOZG

Hime sima.

AORN

Dui.

AOVS

KlUSHU.

AOZH

Nakatsu.

AORP

Kosounai.

AOVT

Moji.

AOZJ

Isaki.

AORS

Mauka Cove.

AOVU

Shimonoseki Str.

AOZK

Suwo nada.

AORT

C. Notoro. a

AOVX

Hayatomo Str.

AOZL

Mitaziri.

AORU

La P&ouse Str.

AOVY

Daxri.

AOZN

Tokuyarna.
Kasado sima.

AORW

Korsakovsk.

AOVZ

Kokura.

AOZP

AORX

C. Elizabeth.

AOWC

Wakamatsu. c

AOZQ

lyo nada.

AORY

Shantarski Is.

AOWD

Fukuoka. c

AOZS

Osima (Seto Uchi).

AOSB

Tougourski G.
Udski B.

AOWE

Hakata.

AOZT

Misima nada.

AOSC

AOWG

Iki sima.

AOZU

Hirosima. c

AOSD

P. Aian.

AOWH

Yebosi I.

AOZW

0 Sima.

AOSF

Siberia.

AOWI

Karatsu.

AOZX

Mitzura.

AOSG

Okhotsk.

AOWJ

Taka sima.

AOZY

Miwara.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; & a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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119

JAPAN.

BERING SEA.

APBD

APBE

APBF

APBH

APBI

iAPBJ

APBL

APBM

APBN

APBQ

APBR

;APBS

iAPBU

iAPBV

■APBW

APBY

;apbz

APCB
APCE
APCF

APCG

APCI

APCJ

APCK

APCM

APCN

,APCO

APCR

APCS

APCT

APCV

APCW

APCX

APCZ

APDB

APDC

APDF

APDG

APDH

APDJ

APDK

APDL

APDN

APDO

APDQ

APDS

APDT

APDW

APDX

APDY

APEB

APEC

APED

APEG

APEH

APEX

APEK

APEL

APEM

APEO

APEQ

APER

APET

APEU

APEV

APEX

Onomichi no seto. c

Mekari seto.

Tomo.

Fukuyama. (Honshu.)

Okayama.

Katakami.

Sakoshi B.

Oo-Ura B.

Akashi.

Wada no misaki.

Kobe. 6 c

Hiogo.

Kawatsi.

Kizu gawa.

Tomago sima.
Isumi Str.
Hachken R.
Wakayana. c d

Shikoku.
P. Ikata.
P. Amai.
Yawatahama Hr.
P. Shitama.
Okuchi B.
P. Yoshida.
Uwajuiia.
Kure.6
Susaki.c
Riudsu saki.
Urado Hr.c
Kochi.
Moroto Saki.
Kamata saki.
I shima.
Tachibana ura.
Naka shima gawa.
Komatsushima

chorage.
Tokii shima.
Nam to :
Awaji sima.
Fuk ura.
Yura Hr.
Tsuda B.
Takamatsu.c
Nabe sima.

Sakaide.
Marugame.
Bingo Nada.
Imabari.
Matsuyama.
Mitsuga hama.c
Tsuru sima.

An-

Kii Ch.
Hino misaki.
Tanabe. ^

Siwo misaki.
Kusimoto.d
Oo sima.
Kashi no saki. (
Ura Kami Hr.
Taize Ura.
Singo.c
KadaB.

APEY

APEZ

APFC

APFD

APFE

APFH

APFI

APFJ

APFL

APFM

APFN

APFQ

APFR

APFS

APFU

APFV

APFW

APFY

APFZ

APGB

APGD

APGE

APGF

APGI

APGJ

APGK

APGM

APGN

APGO

APGR

APGS

APGT

APGV

APGW

APGX

APGZ

APHB

APHC

APHE

APHF

APHG

APHJ

APHK

APHL

APHN

APHO

APHQ

APHS

APHT

APHU

APHW

APHX

APHY

APIB

APIC

APID

APIF

APIG

APIH

APIK

APIL

APIM

APIO

APIQ

APIR

APIT

APIU

APIV

APIX

APIY

Owasi.

Mura Hr.

Goza Hr.

Matoya.

Toba.

Suga sima.

OwARA B. (IsE Sea).

Owari.

Yamada.

Okuchi B.

Tsu.

Yokka ichi.c

Kuwana.

Nagoya.

Atsuta.c

Chita.

Taketoyo.c

Handa.

Mikawa.

Toyohaahi.

Oyama.

Hamamatsu.

Kakesuka minato.c

Omai saki.

Suruga G.

Shizuoka.

Shimidzu Hr.c

Mumadsu.

Yeno ura.

Heda Hr.

Arari.

TagoB.

Iro 0 saki.

Mikomoto, or, Rock I.

Simoda.

Sagami ura.

Atami.

Odawara.

KotawaB.

Joka sima.

Teurugi saki.

Kaneda B.

Uraga Ch.

Kanonsaki.

Yokosuka.c

Susaki.

Nigisi.

Honmoku Lt. V.

Yokohama. 6 c

Takasimacho.

Kawa saki.
Haneda.
Shinagawa.c
Tokyo.
Tsukiji.
Tone gawa.
Funabaflhi.
Chiba.
Iwaga saki.
Kisaradzu.
Futsu saki.
Tate yama.
No sima saki.
Dzunan Is.
Fusi yama.
Inuboye saki.c
Naka Hr.
Sendai B.
Matsu shima.

APIZ
APJD
APJE
APJG

APJH

APJI

APJL

APJM

APJN

APJQ

APJR

APJS

APJU

APJV

APJW

APJY

APJZ

APKB

APKD

APKE

APKF

APKH

APKI

APKJ

APKM

APKN

APKO

APKR

APRS

APKT

APKU

APKV

APKW

APKX

APKZ

APLB

APLC

APLE

APLF

APLG

APLH

APLI

APLJ

APLK

APLN

APLO

APLQ

APLS

APLT

APLU

APLW

APLX

APLY

APMB

APMC

APMD

APMF

APMG

APMH

APMJ

APMK

APML

APMQ

APMR

APMT

Shiogama.
Tona Canal.
Ishi no maki.c d
Kinkuwasan, or, Yama-

dori Ch.
Onagawa. !

Okatsu.
C)ppaB.
Kita kami R.
Shidzukawa.
Koidzumi.
Kesennuma.
HirotaB.
Imaidzumi gawa.
Ofunato B.
Kamaishi.
Riyoishi.
Odzuchi. .
Funakoshi.
Kuji B.
Yamada.
Miyako.
Shiriya saki.
Ohata.

HOKUSHU.

Fukuyama, or, , Matsu-
mai. (Hokushu.)

Sirakami saki.

Fuku shima. c

Kattoji saki.

Hakodate. 6 c

Anama saki spit Lt. V.

Shiokubi mi saki.

Yesan Saki.c

Volcano B.

Mori.c

Sinmororan, or, Ender-
mo Hr.c

Saru.

Sutsini.

Urakawa.

Yerimo saki.

Sirunoki. -

Kushiro.

Keramot Saki.

Akishi.

Hamanaka.

Otchisi saki, or, C. Usu.

Noshapp Saki.

Nemoro Anchorage.c

Natske B.

Kinashiri.

Kuril Is.

Shakotan Hr.

Matsugahama B.

Anama Hr.

Yetorup I.

Hitokatpu B.

Naibo Hr.

Urup I.

Soya saki.

C. Nossyab.

Refunsiri I.

Risiri I.

Mashike, or, Maski.c

Ishikari R.

Oterranai.c

Maloyama.

„SignifiesanInterna«o.a,Signa,Sta«o..aT^r^^St^io^^^

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Part I.

SUMATRA.

JAVA.

BORNEO.

APMU

APMV
APMX

APMY
APMZ
APND

APNE

APNG

APNH

APNI

APNK

APNL

APNM

APNQ

APNR

APNS

APNU

APNV

APNW

APNY

APNZ

APOB

APOD

APOB

APOF

APOH

APOI

APOJ

APOL

APOM

APON

APOR

APOS

APOT

APOV

APOW

APOX

APOZ

APQB

APQC
APQE
APQF
APQG

APQI
APQJ

APQK
APQM
APQN
APQO
APQR
APQS

APQT
APQU
APQW
APQX
APQY
APRB
APRC
APRD
APRE
APRF

Kamoi saki, or, C. No-

vosilzov.
Sim unku (I wani B.).c
Behkei misaki (Sutt

B.).c
Okusiri.
Yesashi.c
C. Sirakami.

Kamchatka.

C. Lopatka (Kapury).

AvatchaB.

Dalni Pt.

Petropavlovsk.

Ukinsk B.

Komandorski Is.

Bering- 1.

Medm, or, Copper I.

Karaga Hr.

Karagineki I.

Baron Korfa G., or,
Kultuznay B.

Bering Sea.

Lavrova Hr.

Oliutorski C.

Natalie B.

0. Navarin.

Anadyr R.

Klinkowstroem B.

Kresta G.

Providence B.

Emma Hr.

St. Lawrence I.

Bering Str.

Mechigme B .

Lutke Hr.

EastC.

C. Serdze Kamen.

Wrangell I.

Kolyma R.

Indigirka R.

lana R.

Liakhov, or. New Si-
beria Is.

Kotelnoi I.

Lena R.

Oleneka R.

Hatanga R.

Sumatra.

Acheh Hd., or, Acheen
Hd.

Pulo Brae.

Kota Raja.

OlehlehB.

Pulo Bum.

Sabang B.e

Jambu Ayer, or. Dia-
mond Pt.

Edie Rajut R.

Langksa R.

Langkat R.

Medan.

Deli River Lt. V.

Batu Bara.

Lidung B.

Sungi Rokan.

Pulo Jarak.

Brewer Str.

APRG

APRH

APRJ

APRK

APRL

APRN

APRO

APiRQ

APRT

APRU

APRV

APRX

APRY

APRZ

APSB

APSC

APSD

APSE

APSG

APSH

APSI

APSJ

APSK

APSL

APSM

APSO

APSQ

APSR

APSU

APSV

APSW

APSY

APSZ

APTB

APTD

APTE

APTF

APTG

APTH

APTI

APTJ

APTL

APTM

APTN

APTQ

APTR

APTS

APTV

APTW

APTX

APTZ

APUC

APUD

APUF

APUG

APUH

APUI

APUJ

APUK

APUL

APUN

APUQ
APUR

APUS

APUT

APUV

APUW

APUX

Siak.

Durian Str.

Pulo Batara.

Rhio Str.

Linga.

Little Karas I.

Terkolei I.

Pulo Sau.

Indragirie R.

Jambie B.

Berhala Str.

Sungi Banj.u Asing.

Sungi Sungsang, or,

Palembang R.
Banka.
Muntok.
Marawang Road.
Pulo Dapur.
Gaspar Str.
Pulo Mendanao.
Langwas 1.

Belitung, or, Billiton I.
Pulo Leat.
North Watcher Lt.
Masuji R.
Tulang Bawang R.
Saputi R.
SuNDA Strait.
Telok Betung.
Ratal.
Pundu.
Lagundi Str.
Semangka B.
Flat 0.
Belimbing.
Pulo Pisang Hr.
Kro6.
Kawur.

Pulo Tikus (Rat I.).
Benkulen.
Mentawi Is.
Vekens B .
Hurlock B.
Katorei B.
TruBsan B.
Bunga B.

Pulo Katang Katang.
Padang.a
Priaman.
Tiko.

Coros, or. Keeling Is.
Ayer Bangles.
Natal.
Batu Is.
Pulo Nias.
Baros.
Tapanuli B.
Siboga.
Singkel.
Melabu B.
Rigas.
Christmas I.

Java.

First Pt.

Fourth Pt. (Anier).«

Old Anjer.

New Anjer.

St. Nicolas Pt.

Bantam.

APUZ
APVB
APVC
AP¥E.
APVF
APVG
APVJ

APVK

APVM

APVN

APVO

APVR

APVS

APVT

APVW

APVX

APVY

APWB

APWC

APWD

APWF

APWG

APWH

APWJ

APWK

APWL
APWN
APWO
APWQ

APWS

APWT
APWU
APWX
APWY
APWZ
APXC
APXD

APXF

APXH

APXI

APXJ

APXL

APXM

APXN

APXQ

APXR

APXS

APXU

APXV

APXW

APXZ

APYB

APYC

APYE

APYF

APYG

APYI

APYJ

APYK

APYM

APYN

APYO

APYR

APYS

APYT

APYV

Babi I.

Payung I.

Edam I.

Batayia.c/

Tanjong Priok.6

Buitenzorg.

Boompjes I., or, Menja-

wak.
Inderamayu Pt.
Cheribon./
Tegal.
Pekalongan.
Samarang.
Krimon Java Is.
Katang Islet. >
Japara Islet.
Mandahke I.
Juana.
Rembang.
Tuban.
C. Piring.
Madura 1.
Sapudi.
Geresik.
Surabaya. 6 c
Zwaantjies Drooghte,

or, Koko Reef Lt.
Pasuruan.
Probolingo.
Beeuki.
Panamkan.
Karang Mae, or, Mein-

derts Reef.
Duiven 1., or, Tabuan.
Bansering.
Banjuwangi.a
Segoro Wedi B.
Chilachap Inlet.
Chitando Inlet.
Zand, or, Chiletu B.

Borneo.
Sambar Pt.
Pawan R.
Carimata Str.
Panjang I. (Borneo).
Great Kapuas R.
Pontianak.
Sambas R.
Palo R.
Tambelan Is.
Anamba Is.
Natuna Is.
Tanjong Datu.
Sardwak.

Moratabas Entrance.
Lupar R.
Rajang R.
C. Sirik.
Bruit R.
Ballang R.
Kidorong Pt.
Barram R.
Muara I.
Brunei.
Lab u AN.
Victoria Hr. ,
Kimdnis B.
Gaya B.
Sapangar B.

a Signifies an International SignalStation; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; da LIfe-Saving Station-

c a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part I. geogeapbdical signals — places geographically aebanged.

121

PHILIPPINES.

CELEBES.

APYW

APYX

APZB

APZC

APZD

APZE

APZF

APZG

APZH
APZJ

apzk

APZL

APZN

APZO

APZQ

APZS

APZT

APZU

APZW

APZX

APZY

AQBD

AQBE

AQBF

AQBH

AQBI

AQBJ

AQBL

AQBM

AQBlSr

AQBP

AQBR

AQBS

AQBTJ

AQBT

ABQX

AQBY

AQBZ

AQCD

AQCE

AQCF

AQCH

AQCI

AQCJ

AQCL

AQCM

AQCN

AQCP

AQCR

AQCS

AQCU

AQGV

AQCW

AQCY

AQCZ

AQDB

AQDE

AQDF

AQDG

AQDJ

AQDK

AQDL

AQDN.

AQDO

AQDS

AQDT

AQDU

Ambong.
KudatS.
Majudu B .
Kina Balu.
Banguey I.
; Mitford Hr.
Mallawall6 I.
Balambdngan I.

Balabac I.
Marchesa B.
Sugut R.
Labuk R.
Kalagaan R.
Sandakan Hr.
Elopura.

Kinabatangan R.
Dent Haven.
Darvel B.
Silam Hr.
Sibutu I.
Sibuko B
Sesajab R.
Mahakan R.
Pasir.

Kelumpang B.
Pulo Laut.
Kota Baharu.
C. Selatan.
Barito R.
Banjermasin.
Sampit.
Pambuang.
Kumai R.
Kotawaringin R.
Jelai R.

Philippine Is.
G. Melville.
Calandorang B.
Palawan I.
P. Barton.
Malampaya Sound.
Bakit B.
Talindak.
Taitai B.
Dumaran I.
P. Royalist.
Calamianes Group.
Culion I.
Busuanga.

MiNDORO.

lUnl.

Mangarim.
Sablayan.
Paluan Bay.
Calapan.
Polak.
Lubang I.
P. Tilig.
Cabra I.
Luzon I.
C. Santiago.
Reetinga Pt.
Corregidor I.
Cabjallo I.
Cavite. 6/
Manila. 6 c
Paeig R.

AQDW

AQDX

AQDY

AQEB

AQEC

AQED

AQEG

AQEH

AQEI

AQEK

AQEL

AQEM

AQEO

AQEP

AQER

AQET

AQEU

AQEV

AQEX

AQEY

AQEZ

AQFC

AQFD

AQFE

AQFG

AQFH

AQFl

AQFK

AQFL

AQFM

AQFO

AQFP

AQFR

AQFT

AQFU

AQPV

AQFX

AQFY

AQPZ

AQGC

AQGD

AQGE

AQGF

AQGI

AQGK

AQGL

AQGM

AQGO

AQGP

AQGR

AQGT

AQGU

AQGV

AQGX

AQGY

AQGZ

AQHC

AQHD

AQHE

AQHG

AQHl

AQHJ

AQHK

AQHL

AQHM

AQHO

AQHP

AQHR

AQHT

P. Mariveles.

P. 01ongap6.

Subig P.

Capones Pt.

Pampanga.

Iba.

Zambales Province.

Masinglok P.

Santa Cruz.

DazolB.

Bolinao.

Piedra Pt.

Sual.

Lingayen.

Ilocos (St. T li o m a s
Peak).

San Fernando Pt.

Vigan.

Salomague P.

C. Bojeador. c

Rio Grande de Cagayan.

Aparri.

Nueva Ecija.

C. Engafio.

P. St. Vineente.

Babuyan Is.

Camiguin I.

Batan Is.

Bashi Is.

P. Lampon.

Gumaka.

Calagua.

Capalonga.

Mambnlao P.

San Migu«l B.

Nueva Garceres.

Sisiran P.

Catanduanes I.

Tobako B.

Albay.

Poliki B.

San Bernardino Str.

Bulusan.

Magnok B.

Tikao.

Sorsogon.

Donsol.

Pasakao Anchorage.
Bum AS I.

Ragai G.

Marinduque I.

Buac.

P. Laguinmanoc.

Pagbilao B.

Tayabas R.

Batangae.

Taal.

Tablas I.

Loog P.

Romblon P.

Sibuyan I.

Magallanes.

Masbate I.

Arroroi.

Mandao.

Palanog P.

Uson B.

Cataingan P.

Panay 1.

Tilat, or, Buena Vista.

AQHU

AQHV

AQHX

AQHY

AQHZ

AQIC

AQID

AQIE

AQIG

AQIH

AQIJ

AQIL

AQIM

AQIN

AQIO

AQIP

AQIR

AQIS

AQIU

AQIV

AQIW

AQIY

AQIZ

AQJB

AQJD

AQJE

AQJF

AQJH

AQJI

AQJK

AQJM

AQJN

AQJO

AQJR

AQJS

AQJT

AQJV

AQJW

AQJX

AQJZ

AQKO

AQKD

AQKE

AQKG

AQKH

AQKI

AQKL

AQKM

AQKN

AQKP

AQKR

AQKS

AQKU

AQKV

AQKW

AQKY

AQKZ

AQLB

AQLD

AQLE

AQLF

AQLI

AQLJ

AQLK

AQLN

AQLO

AQLP

AQLS

AQLT

AQLU

Pandan.
Colasi.
Batan P.
Capis.

Calabazas Isles.
Siete Pecados.
lloilo.
Guimards.
Bondulan Pt.
Lusaran Pt.
Nbqros I.
Bantayan I.
Sbbu (Zebu).
Barili.
Maktan I.
Tan5n Str.
Dumaguete.
Argao Pt.
Sibonga.
Carcar.

Bagacai Pt.
Bohul I.
Tagbilaran.
Laon.
Sikijor I.
Leite.
P. Bello.
Tacloban.
Samar.
Calbayoc.
Catbalogan.
Guiuan.
Palapa P.
Laguan B.
Candialu Islet.
Dinagat I.
P. Gab6.
Siargao I.
Bucas Is.
Mindanao I.
Dapitan B.
Tubud Pt.
P. Misamis.
Butuan.
S'urigao.
Caraga B.
Pujada B.
Mati.
P. Balete.
Hijo.
Davao.
Malalag P.
P. Lebak.
Linao B.
Kotarbatd.
Palak.
Pagadian B.
P. Sambulauan.
Dumankilas B.
Zamboanga./

JOLO./

Basilan I.
P. Isabela.
Dalrymple Hr.
Buol.

Pangasinan I.
Tapul Group.
Siassi.
Tawi Tawi.

aSignifiesan International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

OCEANIA.

,AQLV
iAQLW
iAQLX

AQLY

AQLZ

AQMB

AQMD

AQME

AQMF

AQMH

AQMI

AQMJ

AQML

AQMN

AQMO

AQME

AQMS

AQMT

iAQMU
AQMV
AQMW
AQMX

jAQMY

Iaqmz

iAQNB
:AQNC

:aqnf

jAQNG
,AQNH

■AQNI

:aqnk

;AQNL

AQNM

AQNP

AQNR

lAQNS

iAQNU

.AQNV

AQNW

AQNX

AQNY

AQNZ

AQOB

AQOD

AQOE

AQOP

AQOG

AQOH

AQOI

AQOJ

AQOL

AQOM

AQON

AQOP

AQOS

AQOT

AQOU

AQOV

AQOW

AQOX

AQOZ

AQPB

AQPC

AQPE

AQPF

AQPH

Bongao I.
Talautae Is.
Talauer Is.

Celebes.

Manado.

Banka I.

Kema.

Pondang Islets.

Gorontalo.

Peling I.

Bangaai Archipelago.

Kendari B.

Buton.

Palopo.

Palima.

Boni.

Salengketa Pt.

Balang Nipa (Sinjai).

Makassar Str.

Salayar.

Malsoro B.

Makassar./

Taka Bamata (Brill
Rk.).

Mamuju B.

Palos.

Wani B.

Dondo B.

Bali.

Beliling (Buleleng)
Roadstead.

Amok (Labuan Amok).

Panti Bai-at (Badong B .)

Lombok.

Ampenan B.

Labuan Tering B.

Piju B.

Alas Str.

Sumbawa.

Bima.

Sapeh B.

Pmo Tonga (Paternos-
ter) Is.

Sumba I.

Nangamessi B.

Flores.

Solor I.

Terang B.

BariB.

Sabalanga (Postillion) Is,

Potta Road.

Karakaiki B.

Dondo B.

Ombai, or, AUor.

Kebula B.

Timor.

Koepang.

Dilhi.

Semao (Kurong).

Rotti.

Serwatti Is.

Wetta I.

Essa (Makisar).

Letti I.

Damma I.

Tepa.

Baba I.

Timor Laut.

Arapura Sea.

AQPI

AQPJ

AQPL

AQPM

AQPN

AQPR

AQPS

AQPT

AQPV

AQPW

AQPX

AQPZ

AQRB

AQRC

AQRE

AQRF

AQRG

AQRI

AQRJ

AQRK

AQRM

AQRN

AQRO

AQRP

AQRS

AQRT

AQRU

AQRV

AQRW
AQRX
AQRY
AQSB

AQSD

AQSE

AQSF

AQSH

AQSI

AQSJ

AQSL

AQSM

AQSN

AQSP

AQSR

AQST

AQSV

AQSW

AQSX

AQSZ

AQTB

AQTC

AQTE

AQTF

AQTG

AQTI

AQTJ

AQTK

AQTM

AQTN

AQTO

AQTR

AQTS

AQTU

AQTW

AQTX

Arm Is.
Wokam I.
Dobbo.
K6 Dulan I.
Banda.
Amboina.
Ceram I.'
Sawai Hr.
WaruB.

Hoya (Teluti) B.
Elaputi B.
Amahoi.
Kaibobo Road.
Piru B.
Buru I.
Kayeli B.
Pitt Passage.

GiLLOLO I.

Maba Road.
Weda.
Gebi I.

Molucca Passage.
Bachian.
Temate.
Waigiu I.
Gillolo Passage.
Dampier Str.

New Guinea (Papua).

British New Guinea.

Saiwatti.

Segaar B.

McCluer

G.).
Sekru.

Inlet) Berau

Frederick Henry I.

C. Valsche, or, False C.

Dourga Str.

Pisang B.

Wassi Kussa.

Mai Kussa.

Boigu, or, Talbot I.

Daudai.

Tauan.

Saibai I.

Pahoturi, or, Kaua R.

Brinatauri, or, Katau R.

G. of Papua.

FlyR.

Aird R.

Lolo I.

Hall Sound.

P. Moresby.

Granville.

P. GlaMiow.

South C.

Samarai I.

Louisiade Archipelago.

Kaiser Wilhelmsland.
Finsch Hr.
Astrolabe B.
Frederich Wilhelm Hr.
Hatzfeldt Hr.
Empress Augusta R.
Amberno (Mamberon-
mo) R.

AQTY
AQUB

AQUC

AQUD
AQUF
AQUG
AQUH
AQUJ

AQUK
AQUL
AQUM
AQtt)

AQUR

AQUS

AQUT

AQUW

AQUX

AQUY

AQVB

AQVC

AQVD

AQVF

AQVG

AQVH

AQVJ

AQVK

AQVL

AQVN

AQVO

AQVP

AQVS

AQVT

AQVU
AQVX
AQVY
AQVZ
AQWC

AQWE

AQWF

AQWG

AQWI

AQWJ

AQWK

AQWM

AQWN

AQWO

AQWR

AQWS

AQWT

AQWV

AQWX

AQWY

AQXB

AQXC

AQXD

AQXF
AQXG
AQXH

Geelvink B.
Dorei P.

Bismarck Archipelago,

New Pomerania.
Stephansoit.
Herbertshbh.
Blanche B.
Matupi I.

New Mecklenburg.
Meoko Hr.
Nusa Hr.
Kaliu.

Pacific Ocean (Ocea-
nia).

Admiralty I.

Nares Hr.

Hermit Is.

Caroline Is.

Kusaie I.

Chabrol Hr.

Ponapi 1.

Jamestown Hr. (Je-
koits).

Truk Is.

Yap I.

Tomil B.

Pelew (Paloa) Is.

Marianas.

Guam I./

P. San Luis D'Apra.
Bonin Is. (Arzobispo).
Hillsborough I. (Baily

Group).
Peel I. (Chicijima)

(Beechy Group).
P. Lloyd.
Marshall Is.
Jaluit.
Gilbert Is.
Apaiang.

Solomon Is.

Buaro (San Cristoval) I.

UgiL

Guadalcanar I.

Malaita I.

Ysabel I.

Choiseul I.

Bougainville I.

Santa Cruz Is. (Nitendi

Is.).
Vanikoro I.

New Hebrides.

Banks Is.

Ureparapara I.

Avreas B.

P. Patteson.

Mota I.

Lakona B.

Marina, or, Espiritu

Santo I.
Bougainville Str.
Tan^oa.
Mallicolo (Malekula).

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Ute-Saving Station:

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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123

OCEANIA.

AUSTRALIA.

AQXJ

AQXK

AQXL,

AQXN

AQXO

AQXP

AQXS

AQXT

AQXU

AQXW

AQXY

AQXZ

AQYC

AQYD

AQYE

AQYG

AQYH

AQYJ

AQYL

AQYM

AQYN

AQYP

AQYR

AQYS

AQYU

AQYV

AQYW

AQYZ

AQZB

AQZC

AQZD

AQZF

AQZG

AQZH

AQZJ

AQZK

AQZL

AQZN

AQZO

AQZP

AQZS

AQZT

AQZU

AQZW

AQZX

AQZY

ARBO

ARBD

ARBE

ARBG

ARBH

ARBI

ARBK

ARBL

ARBM

ARBO

ARBP

ARBQ
ARBT
ARBU
ARBV
ARBW
ARBX

ARBZ

ARCB
ARCD
ARCF

P. Stanley.

P. Sandwich.

Epi I., cyr, Tasiko I.

Emte, or, Sandwich I.

Fila Hr.

Meli Anchorage.

Havannah, Hr.

Eromanga.

DHlon B.

Polenia B.

CookB.

Tanna.

Kwamera.

Wea Sisi.

Erronan, or, Futuna.

Aneityum (AnnalAm).

P. Patrick.

New Caledonia.

Goto p.

PronyB.

Sebert Cove.

Grand P.

Am.6d6e I.

Bulari B.

Noumea, c

P. Laguerre.

Muendu B.

P. Burai.

P. Mufo.

KatavitiB.

Chasseloup B.

Gromen B.

N6hou6 B.

Tanl6 B.

Banare B.

Art I.

Aue.

Harcourt B.

Arama.

Bond6 R.

Balade.

Pouebo.

Ubati

Yengen.

BaB.

Kuaua B.

P. Duperr6.

Kanala B.

Lavaissifere B.

N6k6t6 B.

Tchio.

P. Bouquet.

Kuakue B.

P. Yate.

Isle of Pines.

Vac.

Gadji.

Loyalty Is.
Bishop Sound.
Tandine B.
Norfolk l.e
Lord Howe I.
Kermadec Is.

Fiji Is.
Kandavu.
Ngaloa Hr.
Solo Rock.

ARGG

ARCH

ARCJ

ARCK

ARCL

ARCN

ARCO

ARCP

ARCS

ARCT

ARCU

ARCW

ARCX

ARCY

ARDB

ARDC

ARDE

ARDG

ARDH

ARDI

ARDJ

ARDK

ARDL

ARDM

ARDO

ARDQ
ARCS
ARDT
ARDV
ARDW

ARDX

ARDZ

AREB

AREC

AREF

AREG

AREH

AREJ

AREK

AREL

AREN

AREO

AREP

ARES

ARET

AREU

AREW

AREY

AREZ

ARFB

ARFD

ARFE

ARFG

ARFI

ARFJ

ARFK

ARFM

ARFN

ARFO

ARFQ

ARFS

ARFT

ARFV

ARPW

ARFX

ARFZ

ARGB

Viti Levu Lt. V.
Suva, a
Rewa.
Nasilai.
Mbau Waters.
Levuka.
Nandi Waters.
Likuri Hr.
Singatoka R.
Rovondrau B.
Vanua Levu.
Savu Savu B.
Nandi B.
Mbua B.
Ruku Ruku B.
No Kinasi.
Vicuna Hj-.
Nateva B.
Somo Somo Str.
Nanuku Passage.
WailangUala I.
Tavium.
Vanua Mbalavu.
Lomaloma.
Rotumah.

Tonga Is.

Tongatdbu I.

Nukualofa.

Nine I.

Uea, or Wallis I.

Samoa Is.
Tutuila I.
Fungasar Hr.
Pago Pago Hr.
Vailoa.
Upolu I.
Safatu Hr.
Apia.

Saluafata Hr.
Falifa Hr.
Fangaloa B.
Savaii I.

Union (Tokelau) Is.
Atdfu atoll.
Phoenix la.
EUice Is.
Christmas I.

Hawaiian Is.
Hawaii.
Hilo.

Mahukona.
Kawaihae. /
KaUua.
Kealakekua.
Maui I.
Kahului Hr.
Lahaina. /
Kanahena Pt.
Lanai.
Molokai. /
Lae o ka Laau.
Kaunakakai.
Oahu.
Waialua.
Honolulu, ah ef
Puuloa.
Kauai.

ARGC

ARGE

ARGF

ARGH

ARGJ

ARGK

ARGL

ARGN
ARGO
ARGP

ARGQ

ARGS

ARGT

ARGV

ARGW

ARGX

ARGZ

ARHB

ARHC

ARHE

ARHF

ARHG

ARHJ

ARHK

ARHL

ARHN

ARHO

ARHP

ARHS

ARHT

ARHU

ARHW

ARHX

ARHY

ARIB

ARIC

ARID

ARIE

ARIP

ARIG

ARIJ

ARIL

ARIN

ARIP

ARIS

ARIU

ARIW

ARIY

ARJB

ARID

ARJF

ARJH

ARJK

ARJO

ARJQ

ARJT

ARJV

ARJX

ARJZ

ARKO

ARKG
ARKI
ARKL
ARKN

Maequesas Is.
Hiva-Oa.
P&igotB.
TaahukuB.
Nukuhiva
Comptroller B.
Tai-o-ha6, or, Anna Ma-
ria B.
P. Tai oa.
Ua Huku I.
Ua Pu I,

TUAMOTU.

Pitcaim I.

Mangareva Is.

Anaa atoll.

Pakarava atoll.

Rotoava Anchorage.

Society Is.

Tahiti.

Venus Pt.

Papiet6 Hr.

P. Phaeton.

Huaheine I.

Far6 Hr. (Owharre).

Raiatea I.

Teavarua Hr.

Suvaiov Is.

Cook Is.

Rarotonga I.

Tubuai, or, Austral Is.

Rapa (Oparo) I.

Easter I.

Australia.

North Attstralia.
Carpentaria G.
Batavia R.
Mitchell R.
Normanton.
Norman R. Lt. V.
Kimberley.
Burketown.
Wellesley Is.
McArthur R.
Roper.
Arnhem B.
0. Wessel.
Goyder R.
Liverpool R.
Van Diemen G.
Melville I.
Alligator R.
Adelaide R.
P. Daly.
P. Darwin.
Palmerston.
Southport.
Bynoe Hr.
P. Patterson.
P. Keats.
Pitzmaurice R.
Victoria R.

West Australia.
Cambridge G.
OrdR.
Wyndham.o

oSigniaes an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station-

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. '

124

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Part I.

AUSTRALIA.

TASMANIA.

ARKP

Admiralty G.

ARQG

South Australia.

ARWZ

Glenelg R.

ARKS

P. Warrender.

ARQI

P. Eyre.

ARKU

York Sound.

ARQK

Fowler B

ARXC

Victoria.

ARKW

Prince Frederick Hr.

ARQM

Nuyts Archipelago.

ARXE

C. Nelson.e

ARKY

P. Nelson.

ARQO

Streaky B.rf

ARXG

Portland.o d

ARLB

St. George Basin.

ARQS

Blanche P.

ARXI

P. Fairy.o

ARLD

Buccaneer Archipelago.

ARQU

Flinders.

ARXK

Beliast.d

ARLF

King Sound.

ARQW

Venus Hr.

ARXM

Moyne R.

ARLH

Kimberley.

ARQY

P. Douglas.

ARXO

Warmambool.a c d

ARLJ

Derby.a

ARSB

C. Catastrophe.

ARXQ

P. Campbell.

ARLK

Roebuck B.

: ARSD

Spencer G.

ARXS

C. Otway.e

ARLM

Broome.a

ARSF

P. Lincoln.tf

ARXU

Appollo B.

ARLO

Bedout I.

ARSG

Neptune Is.

ARXW

Louttit B.

ARLQ

P. Walcott.

ARSH

Franklin Hr.

ARXZ

Eagle Nest Pt.
P. Phillip.

ARLT

Jarman I.

ARSI

Middle Bank Lt. V.

ARYC

ARLV

Rowley Shs.

ARSJ

Lowly Pt.ac

ARYE

Lonsdale Ft.cde

ARLX

Cossack.a

ARSL

Augusta.

ARYG

Shortland Bluff.

AELZ

Roebourne.a

ARSN

Germein B .

ARYI

Queenscliff.6 d e

ARMC

Dampier Archipelago.

ARSP

P. Pirie.e ,

ARYK

Swan I.

ARME

C. Preston.

ARST

P. Broughton.

ARYM

West Rand.

ARMG

Shark B.

ARSV

Wallaroo.c

ARYO

Portarlington.
Geelong.6 '

ARMI

Gascoyne Road.

ARSX

Tipara B.a

ARYQ

ARMK

Carnarvon, a

ARSZ

Moonta.

ARYT'

Hobson B.

ARMN

Dirk Hartog I.

ARTC

P. Victoria.

ARYV

Gellibrand Pt.a 6

ARMP

Murchison R.

ARTE

Wauraltee.

ARYW

Gellibrand Pt. Lt. V.

ARMS

Geraldine.

ARTG

Hardwicke B.

ARYX

Williamstown.

ARMU

P. Gregory.

ARTI

Corny Pt.o

ARZB

YarraR.

ARMW

Champion B.

ARTK

P. Turton.

ARZD

Melbourne.

ARMY

Houtman Rocks.

ARTM

Althorpe I. a

ARZF

Williamstown Docks.

AENB

Geraldton. a

ARTO

Investigator Str.

ARZG

St. Kilda Pier.

ARNB

Northampton.

ARTQ

P. Moorowie.

ARZH

P. Melbourne (Sand-

ARNF

P. Grey.

ARTS

Troubridge Shs. a c

ridge).

ARNH

Leander Pt.

ARTU

Kangaroo I.

ARZJ

Mornington.

ARNJ

Dongara.o

ARTW

C. Borda.c d e

ARZL

Rye. 1

ARNL

Rottnest I.e

ARTY

Kingscote.d

ARZN

Sorrento.

ARNO

Garden I.

ARUB

C. WUloughby.c e

ARZP

Nepean Pt.

ARNQ

Swan R.

ARUD

G. of St. Vincent.

ARZS

C. Schank. e

ARNT

Grage Road.

ARUF

Edithburgh.

ARZU

P. Western.

ARNV

Wambro Sound.

ARUH

Macdonnell Sound.

ARZW

Crib Pt. a

ARUJ

P. Vincent.

ARZY

Liptrap C.

Wilson Promontory, e
Cliffy I. !
Comer Inlet.

ARNX

ARNZ

AROC

AROE

AROG

AROI

AROK

AROM

AROP

AROS

AROU

AROW

AROY

ARPB

ARPD

ARPF

ARPH

ARPI

ARPJ

ARPL

ARPN

FRBMANTLE.a &

Perth.
Guildford.
Cockburn Sound.
Rockingham.
P. Kennedy.
Mandurah.
Koombanah B.
Bunbiuy.o
Lockeville.
G&graphe B.
Busselton.o
Quindalup.
C. Naturaliste.e
Hamelin B.
C. Leeuwin.e
Flinders B.
West C. Howe.
King Geo^e Sound.
Breaksea Le
King Pt.

ARUL
ARUN
ARUP

P. Alfred.
Ardrossan.
Clinton.

ASBC
ASBE
ASBG

ARUS
ARUV

Wakefield.
P. Gawler.

ASBI
ASBK

Welshpool.
Clonmel I.a

ARUX

Adelaide.

ASBM

P. Albert.a c d \

ARUY

ARUZ

ARVC

ARVE

ARVF

ARVG

ARVI

ARVK

ARVM

ARVO

ARVQ

ARVT

ARVW

ARVY

ARWB

ARWD

P. Adelaide.

Semaphore.a b d

Glenelg.c

Holdfasts,

P. Noarlunga.

Willunga.

Yankalilla.

C. Jervis.c e

Backstairs Passage.

P. Victor, c d

P Elliot.

Murray R.

Lake Alexandrina.

Goolwa.

Lacepede B.

Kingston.

ASBO

ASBQ

ASBU

ASBW

ASBY

ASCB

ASCD

ASCF

ASCH

ASCJ

ASCN
ASCP
ASCR

Alberton. |
Tarraville. |
Lake Reeve. |
Sale. i
MitcheU R. ;
Baimsdale. 1
C. Everard.
Mallagoota Inlet.
Grabo I.e
C. Howe.

Bass Str.

KiiMi:

C. Wickham.e

ARWF

C. Jaffa.a

ASCU

Curtis I.

ARPQ

Albany.

ARWJ

Robe.c d

ASCW

Hogam Group. i

ARPT

Princess Royal Hr.

ARWL

Rivoli B.

ASCX

Kent Group.* i

ARPV

Bremer B.

ARWN

Penguin I.o

ASOZ

Deal I. ;

ARPX

Esperance B.

ARWP

Beachport.i

ASDC

Flinders I.a

ARPZ

Malcolm Pt.

ARWS.

C. Banks.a

ASDE

Franklin Sound.

ARQC

Israelite B.

ARWU

C. Northumberland. e

ASDF

Goose I.a

ARQE

Eucla.

ARWX

P. MacdonneU.c d

ASDG

Banks Str.

\

aSigniflea an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — ^PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

125

QUEENSLAND.

ASDK

ASDM

ASDO

ASDP

ASDQ

ASDU

ASDW

ASDY

ASEB

ASED

ASEF

ASEH

ASEJ

ASEL

ASEN

ASEP

ASER

ASET

ASEV

ASEX

ASEZ

ASFB

ASFC

ASFE

ASFG

ASFI

ASFK

ASFM

ASFO

ASFQ

ASFU

ASFW

ASFY

ASGB

ASGD

ASGF

ASGH

ASGJ

ASGL

ASGN

ASGP

ASGR

ASGT

ASGV

ASGW

ASGX

ASGZ

ASH-C

ASHD

ASHE

ASHG

ASHI

ASHK

ASHM

ASHO

ASHQ

ASHU

ASHW

ASHY

ASIB

ASID

ASIF

ASIH

ASIJ

ASIL
ASIN
ASIP
ASIR

Tasmania.

Swan I. a .

Bridport.

Low Hd. e

P. Dalrymple.

Tamar R.

Georgetown.

Iliracombe.

Sidmouth.

Dorchester.

Exeter.

Swan B.

Launceston.

P. SoreU.e

Bulges.

P. Frederick.

Mersey Bluff.e

Table C.e

Stanley.

Robbins I.

Hunter I.

Three Hummock I.

Arthur R.

Remine.o

Macquarie Hr.c

Strahan.a

Gordon R.

P. Davey.

Maatsuyker I.

D'Entrecasteaux Ch.

Recherche B.a

Bruny l.e

Hythe.

Esperance P.
Huon R.
P. Cygnet.
Tasman Hd.
Adventure B.
Derwent R.
Hob ART. 5
Storm B.
Burnett Hr.
Frederick Henry B.
Eagle Hawk B. a
Pitt Water.
P. Arthur.
Prosser B.
Swansea, a
Oyster B.
Great Swan P.
Long Pt.
Falmouth, a
George B.
Eddystone Pt. e

New South Wales.

C. Green, a

Twofold B.ac

Eden.

Kiyerr Inlet.

Panbula.

Merimbula.

Barunguba, or, Monta-
gu I. a
Turos Inlet.
Bodalla.
Toragy Pt.
Moruya. a

ASIT

ASIV

ASIX

ASIZ

ASJC

ASJE

ASJG

ASJI

ASJK

ASJM

ASJO

ASJQ

ASJU

ASJW

ASJY

AS KB

ASKD

ASKF

ASKH

ASKL

ASKN

ASKP

ASKR

ASKT

ASKV

ASKX

ASKZ

ASLC

ASLE

ASLG

ASLI

ASLK

ASLM

ASLO

ASLQ

ASLU

ASLW

ASLY

ASMB

ASMD

ASMF

ASMH

ASMJ

ASML

ASMN

ASMP

ASMR

ASMT

ASMV

ASMX

ASMZ

ASNC

ASNE

ASNF

ASNG

ASNI

ASNK

ASNM

ASNG

ASNQ

ASNU

ASNW

ASNY

ASGB

ASOD

ASGF

ASOH

ASOJ

ASGL

ASGN

Bateman B.

Bundoo, or, Clyde R.

Nelligan.

UlladWlJia. a

St. Georges Hd.

Jervis B.

North Shoalhaven R. a

Goulburn.

Kiama.

WoUongong. a

P. Hacking.

Botany, a

George R.

P. Jackson.

Inner South Hd. a c

Sydney. 6

Macquarie Pt.

Sow and Pigs Lt. V.

Bradley Hd.

Watson B. d

Garden I.

Wooloomooloo B.

Farm Cove.

Darling Hr.

Pyrmont.

Balmain.

Cockatoo I.

Fitzroy Dock.

Southerland Dock.

Goat I.

Waterview B.

Parramatta.

St. Leonards.

Middle Hr.

Manly Beach.

Baranju Hd.

Hawkesbury R.

Broken B.

Hales Bluff.

Catherine Hill B.

Moon Islet.

Lake Macquarie.

Nobby Hd.

Newcastle, abed

Hunter R.

Stockton.

Hexham.

Maitland.

Stephens Pt.

P. Stephens.

Sugarloaf Pt.

C. Hawike.

Harrington Inlet.

Manning R.

Crowdy Hd.

Camden Haven.

Tacking Pt.

P. Macquarie.

Hastings R.

Marias R.

Smoky C.

Trial B.

MacLeay R.

Nambuckra R.

Bellinger R.

South Solitary I.

Clarence R.

MacLean.

Grafton.

Richmond R.

ASGP
ASGR
ASOT
ASOV
ASOX
ASGZ
ASPC
ASPE

ASPG

ASPI

ASPK

ASPM

ASPO

ASPQ

ASPU

ASPW

ASPY

ASQB

ASQD

ASQP

ASQH

ASQJ

ASQL

ASQN

ASQP

ASQR

ASQT

ASQV

ASQX

ASQZ

ASRC

ASRE

ASRG

ASRI

ASRK

ASRM

ASRG

ASRQ

ASRU

ASRW

ASRY

ASTB

ASTD

ASTF

ASTH

ASTJ

ASTL

ASTN

ASTP

ASTR

ASTV

ASTX

ASTZ

ASUC

ASUE

ASUG

ASUI

ASUK

ASUM

ASUG

ASUQ

ASUW

ASUY

ASVB

ASVD

ASVF

ASVH

ASVJ

Ballina.
Warden.
C. Byron.
Brun^riok R.
Cavvanba.
Fingal Pt.
Tweed R.
Danger Pt.

QU'EENSLAND.

Burleigh.

Nerang R.

"Southport.

Sandy Pt. a c

ffloreton B.

C. Moreton.c

Comboyuro Pt.

Bulwer Pilot Station.

Cowan Cowan Pt.

Tangaluma Roads.

Howe Ch.

Freeman Ch.

Yule Roads.

Brisbane Road Pile TA.

Ho. ac
Lytton.
Brisbane. 6
Ipswich.
Cleveland.
Redland.
Lo^n R.
Alberton.
Waterford.
Mooloolah R.
Laguna B.
Tewantin.
Double Island Pt. a
Wide Bay Hr.
Great Sandy Str.
Inskip Pt.
Tyroom Road.
Mary R.
Maryborough.
Woody I.
Sandy C. a
Hervey B.
Burrum R.
Burnett R. a c
Bundaberg.
Lady Elliot I. a
Baffle Creek.
Bustard Hd. a c
Rodd Hr.
P. Curtis.
Boyne R.
Gatcombe Hd. a
Gladstone.
Calliope R.
Hamilton.
C. Capricorn, a c
Keppel C. a
Little Sea Hill.
Fitzroy R. Lt. V.
Mackenzie R.
Broad Mount Hr.
Herbert.
Rockhampton.
Hewittville.
North Reef Lt. a
P. Bowen.

a Signifiesanlnternatioaal SignalStation: '6a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saviug Station;

«« Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

NEW ZEALA:ND

WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.

ASVL

Shoalwater B. '

ATCB

Whaingaroa Hr.

ATHU

Molyneux B,

ASVN

Broad Sound.

ATCD

Raglan.

athw

Balclutha. ■

ASVP

St. Lawrence. ■

ATOP

Aotea Hr.

ATHY

Kaitan.

ASVR

Percy I. ;

ATCH

Kawhia.

ATIB

C. Saunders, a

ASVT

Pine I. a

ATCJ

Mokau R. 0

ATID

OxAGO Hr.

ASVX

Flat-Top I. a

ATCL

Waitara R. a

ATIF

Taiaroa Hd.ac

ASVZ

Pioneer R.

ATCN

Raleigh.

ATIG

Otago Lt. V.

ASWC

East Pt. a

ATCR

New Plymouth (Tara-

ATIH

P. Chalmers, b

ASWE

Mackay; .

naki).ae

ATIJ

Dunedin.

ASWG

Repulse B.

ATCV

C. Egmont. a

ATIL

Blueskin.

ASWI

Dent I. a

ATCX

Opunake. a c

ATIN

Waikouaiti.

ASWK

P. Denison.

ATCZ

Patea R. c

ATIP

Hawksbury.

ASWM

Dalrymple Pt.a

ATDC

Wanganui. n c

ATIR

Moeraki.

ASWO

Bowen.

ATDE

Wangaehu.

ATIV

Oamaru. a c

ASWQ

C. Bowling Green, a

ATDG

Rangitikei R.

ATIX

Timaru. a c

ASWR

C. Cleveland, a

ATDI

Manawatu R. a c

ATIZ

Ashburton.

ASWT

Townsville. a c

ATDK

Foxton.

ATJC

Akaroa Hr. a

■ASWV

Bay Rock.

ATDM

Kapiti I.

ATJE

Banks' Peninsula.

ASWX

Halifax B.

ATDO

Porirua Hr.

ATJG

Lyttelton. 6 ,

ASWZ

Hinchinbrook. c

ATDQ

Cook Str.

ATJI

Christchurch.

ASXC

Herbert R.

ATDS

Queen Charlotte Sound.

ATJK

Godley Hd.ac

ASXE

Dungeness. a

ATDU

Brothers Lt.

ATJM

.Gore B.

ASXG

Rockingham B.

ATDW

Picton.

ATJO

Waiauoua R.

ASXI

Card well.

ATDY

Havelock.

ATJQ

Kaikoura.

ASXK

Moresby R.

ATEB

D'Urville I.

ATJS

Gooch B.

ASXM

Mourilyan Hr.

ATED

P. Hardy.

ATJU

C. Campbell, a c

ASXO

Johnstone R.

ATEF

French Pass.

ATJW

Awatere R.

ASXQ

Geraldton.

ATEH

C. Stephens.

ATJY

Wairau R. a

ASXU

Mulgrave R.

ATEJ

Nelson, a

ATKB

Blenheim.

ASXW

C. Grafton.

ATEL

Motueka R.

ATKD

Tuamarina.

ASXY

Cairns, a

ATEN

Astrolabe Road.

ATKF

Cloudy B.

ASYB

P. Douglas.

ATEP

Waitapu.

ATKH

P. Underwood.

ASYD

Low I.

ATER

Clifton.

ATKJ

Tory Ch.

ASYF

Daintree R.

ATEV

CoUingwood.

ATKL

P. Nicholson.

ASYH

Archer Pt.

ATEX

C. Farewell Spit. ace

ATKN

PencarrowHd.

ASYJ

Rocky I.

ATEZ

Wanganui Inlet, c

ATKP

Somes I.

ASYL

Endeavour R. a

ATFC

Karamea R.

ATKR

Mt. Victoria, a

ASYN

Cooktown.

ATFE

Mokihinui.

ATKV

Wellington. 6

ASYP

Lizard I.

ATFG

Hector.

ATKX

Lambton Hr.

ASYQ

Channel R. (C.Melville)

ATFI

Buller R.

ATKZ

Pituni.

Lt. V.

ATFK

Westport. u

ATLC

C. Palliser.

ASYR

Kennedy R.

ATFM

C. Foul wind, a c

ATLE

Ahuriri Bluff, a

ASYT

Claremont I. Lt. V.

ATFO

Grey R. a

ATLG

Napier.

ASYV

Pil)erls. Lt.V.

ATFQ

Cobden.

ATLI

Hawkes B.

ASYX

Raine I.

ATFS

Taylorville.

ATLK

Mohaka R.

ASYZ

Somerset.

ATFU

Greymouth.

ATLM

Portland I. a

ASZC

C. York.

ATFW

Hokitika. a

ATLO

Waipaoa R.

ASZE

Torres Str.

ATFY

Puysegur Pt.

ATLQ

Turanganui R.

ASZG

Bligh Boat Entrance.

ATGB

FovEAUx Str.

ATLS

Gisborne.

ASZI

Prince of Wales Ch.

ATGD

Centre I.

ATLU

Opotiki R.

ASZK

Goode I. (Pdlilug). e

ATGF

Riverton.

ATLW

Tauranga.

ASZM

Thursday I.

ATGH

Oretli R.

ATLY

Mercury B.

ASZO

P. Kennedy.

ATGJ

Invercargill.

ATMB

Whitianga.

ASZQ

Endeavour Str.

ATGL

Campbelltown. j

ATMD

Cuvier I.

ASZU

Booby I.

ATGN

Awarua (Bluff) Hr. ace \

ATMP

Great Barrier I. (Aotea).

ASZV

Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V.

ATGO

Awarua Lt. V.

ATMH

Waihau (Coromandel) ,

ATGP

Mataura R. i

Hr.

ASZW

New Zealand.

ATGR

DogL

ATMJ

Thames R.

ASZY

C. Maria VanDiemen. c e

ATGV

Ruapuke I.

ATML

Grahamstown.

ATBD

Hokianga R. o

ATGX

Stewart I. a

ATMN

Pauhenehene Spit.
Waiheke Ch.

ATBE

Kaipara Hr. a c

ATGZ

P. Pegasus.

ATMP

ATBH

Helensville.

ATHC

P. Adventure.

ATMR

Tehmaki Str.

ATBJ

Dargaville.

ATHE

Paterson Inlet.

ATMS

Auckland, b

ATBL

P. Albert.

ATHG

P. William.

ATMV

Mt. Victoria.

ATBN

Manukau. a c

ATHI

The Snares, d

ATMX

Rangitoto I.

ATBP

Onehunga.

ATHK

Waipapapa Pt.

ATMZ

Tiri tiri Matangi l.ac

ATBR

Waikato R.

ATHM

Waikawa.

ATNC

Kawau.

ATBU

Mercer.

ATHO

Catlin R.

ATNE

Burgess Islet.

ATBW

Huntly.

ATHQ

Newhaven.

ATNG

Whangarei Hr.

ATBY

Taupiri.

ATHS

Nugget Pt. c e

ATNI

Tutukaka Hr.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or loe Signal Station; d a Life-Savine Station"

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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127

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ATNK

Whangaruru Hr.

ATSR

P. Rothsay.

ATZG

Admiralty Inlet.

ATNM

B. of Islands.

ATSY

Tongass P.

ATZI

Wilson Pt.,

ATNO

Opua.

ATZK

P. Discovery.

ATNQ

Paihia.

ATSX

British Columbia.

ATZM

Admiralty Hd.

ATNS

Kororarika B. (P. Rus-

A'TSZ

P. Simpson.

ATZO

P. Townsend.c

sell). 0

ATUC

NassB.

ATZQ

P. Hadlock.

ATNU

Whangoroa.

ATUD

Dixon Entrance.

ATZS

P. Ludlow.c

ATNW

Mongunui Hr.

ATUE

Queen Charlotte Is.

ATZU

Hood Canal.

ATNY

Rangaunu (Awanui) R.

ATUG

Skeena R.

ATZW

Skokomish.

ATOB

Ohora R.

ATUI

P. Essington.

ATZY

Union City.

ATOD

Parengarenga Hr.

ATUK

Fitzhugh Sound.

AUBC

P. Susan.

ATOF

North C.

ATUM

P. Blakeney.

AUBD

Tulalip.

ATOJ

Auckland Is. d

ATUO

Namu Hr.

AUBF

Marysville.

ATOL

Campbell I. d

ATUQ

Owikino.

AUBH

Snohomish.

ATON

Antipodes Is. d

ATUS

Queen Charlotte Sound.

AUBJ

P. No Point.

ATOP

Bounty Is. d

ATUV

Vancouver I.

AUBL

Puget Sound.
P. Madison.

ATOR

Chatham Is.

ATUW

Str. of Georgia.

AUBN

ATOV

Whangaroa (P. Hutt).

ATUY

Atkinson Pt.

AUBP

Seattle. c

ATOX

Macquarie I.

ATVB

Burrard Inlet.

AUBQ

Bremerton./

-

ATVD

Brocton Pt.6

AUBR

Tacoma.c

ATOZ

North America.

ATVF

English B.

AUBT

Steilacoom.

ATVH

Vancouver.

AUBV

Nisqually.

ATPC

C. Bathurst.

ATVJ

P. Moody.

AUBX

Olympia.

ATPE

C. Dalhousie.

ATVL

Fraser R.

AUBZ

Budd Inlet.

ATPG

Mackenzie R.

ATVN

New Westminster.

AUCD

New Dungeness.

ATPI

Alaska.

ATYP

Pitt R.

AUCF

P. Angeles.c

ATPK

Pt. Barrow.

ATVR

Derby, or, New Lang-

AUCH

Neah B.c

ATPM

C. Lisbume.

, ley.

AUCJ

C. Flattery.

ATPO

Hope Pt.

ATVW

P. Augusta.

AUCL

Tatooshl.oc/

ATPQ

Kotzebue Sound.

ATVY

Comox.

AUCN

Destruction I.

ATPS

C. Prince of Wales.

ATWB

Yellow I. (B a y n e s

AUCP

Gray Hr.arf

ATPU

Diomede Is.

Sound).

AUCR

WillapaR.arf

ATPW

P. Clarence.

ATWD

Nanoose Hr.

AUCT

Shoalwater.

ATPY

Imuruk Lake.

ATWF

Departure B.

AUCV

Bruceport.

ATQB

Norton B.

ATWH

Nanaimo Hr.

ATQD

F. Unalaklik.

ATWJ

Grave Pt.

AUCX

Oregon.

ATQP

Ketchumville.

ATWL

Entrance I.

AUCZ

Columbia R.acd

ATQH

Pastolik.

ATWN

Oyster Hr.

AUDC

C. Hancock.

ATQJ

Kusilvak.

ATWP

Georgina Pt.

AUDE

Adams Pt.acd

ATQK

Juneau.

ATWR

East Pt. (Saturna I.).

AUDG

Astoria.c

ATQL

Yukon R.

ATWV

Cowitchin. ,

AUDI

Cathlamet.

ATQN

Andreievsky.

ATWX

Saminos.

AUDK

Kalama.

ATQO

Klondike R.

ATWZ

Haro Str.

AUDM

Portland. 5 c

ATQP

Nulato.

atX:c

Discovery I.

AUDO

Tillamook Rock.

ATQR

Nowikakat.

ATXE

Victoria./

AUDQ

C. Meares.

ATQS

Dawson.

ATXG

Esquimalt Hr.

AUDS

C. Foulweather.

ATQU

Circle City.

ATXI

Race Is.

AUDW

Yaquina.arf

ATQV

C. Romanzof.

ATXK

Juan de Fuca Str.

AUDY

Heceta Hd.

ATQW

St. Michael F.J
St. Matthews I.

ATXM

Sooke Inlet.

AUEB

Umpqua R.a d

ATQX

ATXO

P. San Juan.

AUED

Koos R. (Coos).

ATRC

Nunivak I.

ATXQ

Carmanah.rf

AUEF

Empire City.

ATRE

Kuskoquim Hp

ATXS

Barclay Sound.

AUEH

C. Gregory, or, Arago.
Coquille R. a af

ATRG

Kolmakoff F.

ATXU

C. Beale.(i

AUEJ

ATRI

Khramtshenko.

AUEL

C. Orford, or, Blanco./

ATRK

F. Alexander.

ATXW

Washington State.

AUEN

P. Orford.

ATRM

P. Mailer.

ATXY

Roberts Pt.

AUEP

Ellensburg.

ATRO

Aleutian Is.

ATYB

Boundary B.

AUER

Hunter Cove.

ATRQ
ATRS

Pribiloff Is.

ATYD

Drayton Hr.

AUET

Mack Reef.

Attn I.

ATYF

Bellingham B.

AUEV

Chetko R.

ATRU

Shelikoff Str.

ATYH

New Whatcom.c

ATRW

Kadiak I.

ATYJ

Fairhaven.f

AUEX

California.

ATRY

St. Paul Hr. i

ATYL

Padilla.

AUEZ

St. Georges Reef.

ATSB

St. Orlovsk.

ATYN

Rosario Str.

AUFC

Crescent Citv.

ATSD

Alsentia

ATYP

Patos I.

AUFE

Trinidad Hr.

' ATSF

P. Graham.

ATYR

Orcas I.

AUFG

Humboldt (Areata). cd

1 ATSH
1 ATSJ

P. Mulgrave.
Chichagoff I.
Baranof I.

ATYV
ATYX

Stuart I.
San Juan I.

AUFI
AUFK

Eureka, c
Table Bluff./

ATSL

ATYZ

Lopez I.

AUFM,

Noyo.

ATSN

Sitka./

StikineR. (P.Wrangel). I

1

ATZC

Whidbey I.

AUFO

Mendocino C.c

ATSP

ATZE

Smith, or, Blunt I.

AUFQ

Arena Pt.

a Signifles an

International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weattier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part L

WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.. WEST COAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

AUFS

F. Rose Cove.

AULC

C. San Lucas.

AUQN

La Concordia.

AUFW

Bodega B.
Tomales B.

AULD

G. OF California.

AUQP

Jaltepeque Lagoon.

AUFY

AULE

San Jos6 del Cabo B. ,

AUQR

G. of Fonseca.

AUGB

Reyes Ft.acd

AULG

La Paz B.

AUQT

P. La Union.

AUGD

Bonita Pt.d

AULI

Concepcion B. *

AUQV

vSan Lorenzo.

: AUGE

San Francisco Lt. V.

AULK

Santa Rosalia./

AUQX

Nicaragua.

AUGF

San Francisco. 6 c

AULM

San Felipe B.

AURC

Corinto P.

AUGH

FortPt.arf

AULO

Colorado R.

AURE

Managua.

': AUGJ

Alcatraz I.

AULQ

Arizona.

AUBG

San Juan del Sur.

AUGK

Hunter Pt. Dock.

AULS

Yuma.

AURK

Salinas B.

: AUGL

Goat I./

Union Iron Works Docks.

AULW

Eureka.

AURM

P. Elena.

AUGM

AULY

Ehrenberg.

AURO

P. Culebra.

AUGN

Oakland.

AUMB

C. Haro/

AURQ

C. Blanco.

AUGP

San Pablo B.

AUMD

Guaymas.

AURS

Nicoya G.

AUGR

Petaluma.

AUMF

Santa Barbara B.

AURW

Colorado G.

AUGT

Mare 1.6/

AUMH

Agiabampo.

AURY

Arenas Pt./

AUGV

Vallejo.

AUMJ

Topolobamjio B.

AUSB

P. Herredura.

AUGX

Napa.

AUML

Culiacan R.

AUSD

Uvita Hr.

AUGZ

Karquines.

AUMN

Altata.

AUSF

G. of Dulce.

AUHC

Roe I.

AUMP

Mazatlan.

AUSH

San Domingo.

AUHE

Rio Vista.

AUMR

Creston I.

AUSJ

El Rincon.

AUHG

Sacramento.

AUMT

Chamatla R.

AUSL

Golfito.

AUHI

Farallone Islets.a/

AUMV

Palmito.

AUSN

Panama.

AUHK

Pigeon Pt.

AUMX

San Bias.

AUSP

Ciudad de David.

AUHM

Afio Nuevo Pt.

AUMY

Las Tres Marias Is.

AUSR

Bahia Honda.

AUHO

Santa Cruz.

AUMZ

C. Corrientes.

AUST

Est&o.

AUHQ

Pinos Pt.

AUNC

Revilla Gigedo Is.

AUSV

Cham6 B.

AUHS

Monterey.

AUNE

Chamela.

AUSX

Chorrera.

AUHW

Carmel.

AUNG

Tenacatita B.

AUSZ

Perico I.

AUHY

Pt. Sur.

AUNI

Navidad B.

AUTC

Naos I.

AUIB

Piedras Blancas.

AUNK

Manzanilla B.

AUTE

Chepo R.
San Miguel B.

AUID

San Simeon.

AUNM

Cayutlan Lagoon.

AUTG

AUIF

Esteros.

AUNO

Colima.

AUTI

Darien Hr.

AUIH

San Luis Pt.

AUNQ

Sacatula R.

AUTK

Perlas Is.

AUIJ

San Luis Obispo.

AUNS

Orilla.

AUIL

Arguello Pt./
Conception Pt.

AUNW

Sihuatanejo.

AUTM

NuEVA Granada.

AUIN

AUNY

Tequepa B.

AUTO

San Juan R.

AUIP

Santa Barbara Ch.c

AUOB

Acapulco.

AUTQ

Buenaventura.

AUIR

San Buenaventura.

AUOD

Tecoanapa.

AUTS

P. Tumaco.

AUIT

Hueneme Pt.

AUOF

Maldonado.

AUIV

Santa Monica.c

AUOH

Chacahua B.

AUTW

Ecuador.

AUIX

Ballona P.

AUOJ

Escondido B.

AUTY

Esmeralda.

AUIY

Los Angeles.

AUOL

P. Angeles.

AUVB

Atacamas.

AUIZ

San Pedro.c

AUON

Sacrificios.

AUVD

Caracas.

AUJC

Wilmington.

AUOP

P. Guatulco.

AUVF

Manta B.

AUJE

Newport.
San Juan Pt.

AUOR

Tangola tangola B.

AUVH

Galapagos Is.

AUJG

AUOT

Morro Ayuca.

AUVJ

Albemarle I.

AUJI

Oceanside.

AUOV

Saline Cruz.

AUVL

Chatham I.

AUJK

Loma Pt. /

AUOX

Ventosa B.

AUVN

Stephens B. (P. Grande)

AUJM

Ballast Pt.

AUOZ

Tehuantepec.

AUVP

Wreck -B. (P. Chico).

AUJO

San Diego. c

AUPC

San Juan.

AUVR

Monte Christo.

AUJQ

San Miguel I.

AUPE

Tonala.

AUVT 1

' La Plata I.

AUJS

Santa Rosa I.

AUPG

San Benito.

AUVX

Santa Elena.

AUJW

Santa Cruz I.

AUVZ

Guayaquil.

AUJY

Anacapa I.

AUPI

Guatemala.

AUWC

Quito.

AUKB

Santa Catalina.

AUPK

OcosR.

AUWE

Puna.

AUKD

San Clements I.

AUPM

Champerico.

AUWG

Mandinga Pt.

AUKF

San Nicolas I.

AUPO

San Lois.

AUWI

Espanola Pt.

AUPQ

Sesecapa.

AUWK

Arena Pt.

AUKH

AUKJ

AUKL

AUKN

AUKP

Mexico.

Lower California.
Los Coronados.
Ensenada.
Todos Santos B.

AUPS

AUPW

AUPY

AUQB

AUQD

Tecojate.

San Jeronimo.

San JoB^ de Guatemala.

Istapa.

Salvador.

AUWM
AUWO

AUWQ

AUWS

Santa Rosa R.
South America.

Peru.

Tumbez. ;

AUKR
AUKT

San Quentin B.
Sebastian Viscaino B.

AUQF

Central America.

AUWV
AUWX

Talara.
Negrito B.
Paita.

AUKV

Cerros I.

AUQH

Acajutla.

AUWZ

AUKX

P. San Bartolome.

AUQJ

Sonsonate.

AUXC

Piura R.

AUKZ Magdalena B. !

AUQL

Libertad.

AUXE

Eten Pt.

a Sigoifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station-

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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129

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AUXF
AUXG
AUXl

AUXK

AUXM

AUXG

AUXQ

AUXS

AUXW

AUXY

AUYB

AUYD

AUYP

AUYH

AUYJ

AUYL

AUYN

AUYP

AUYR

AUYT

AUYV

AUYX

AUYZ

AUZC

AUZE

AUZG

AUZI

AUZK

AUZM

AUZO

AUZQ

AUZS

AUZW

AUZY

AVBD

AVBF

AVBH

AVBJ

AVBL

AVBN

AVBF

AVER

AVBT

AVBU

AVBX

AVBZ

AVCD

AVCE

AVCF

AVCH

AVCJ

AVGL

AVON

AVCO

AVCF

AVOR

AVCT

AVCU

AVOX

AVCZ

AVDC

AVDE

AVDF

AVDG

AVDH

AVDI

AVDJ

AVDK

AVDL

LoboB de Afuera.

Lainbayeque.

Pacasmayo;

Malabrigo Road.

Huanchaco.

Salaverry.a

Truxillo.

Guanape Is.

Santa.

P. Chimbote.

Ferrol B.

Samanco B.

Casma B.

Huarmey.

Sup6.

Hijaclio.

Salinas B.

Chancay.

Ancon.

Callao.

Lima.

C. San Lorenzo.

ChorillosB.

Chilca.

Cerro.AzuL

Tambo de Mora P.

Chincha Is.

Pisco. ^

lea.

Paracas.

San Gallan I.

Independencia B.

P. San Nicolas.

P. San Juan.

C. Lomas Roadstead.

Chala. '

Atico.

Camana.

Quilca R.

Islay (Ilay).

Arequipa.

P. Mollendo.

Tambo R.

Ylo Road.

Funo.

Chile.

Arica.

Huanillos.

Tacna.

Huaina Pisagua B.

Junin.

Mejillones Cove.

Caleta Buena. .

Pabellion de Pica.

Iquiqub.

Tocopilla.

Algodonales B.

CooijaB.

Mejillones del Sur B.

Constitucion Hr.

Moreno B.

AnTqfagasta. c

Oliva Road.

Taltal.

Pan de Azucar.

Lavata B.

Sarco.

Paposo Mines.

Fefia Blanca Cove.

AVDM

AVDO

AVDQ

AVDS

AVDU

AVDW

AVDX

AVDY

AVEB

AVED

AVEF

AVEH

AVEJ

AVEL

AVEN

AVEO

AVEF

AVER

AVET

AVEX

AVEZ

AVFC

AVFE

AVFG

AVFI

AVFK

AVFM

AVFO

AVFQ

AVER

AVFS

AVFT

AVFU

AVFW

AVFX

AVFY

AVGB

AVGD

AVGF

AVGH

AVGI

AVGJ

AVGK

AVGL

AVGN

AVGF

AVGR

AVGT

AVGX

AVGZ

AVHC

AVHE

AVHF

AVHG

AVHI

AVHK

AVHL

AVHM

AVHN

AVHO

AVHF

AVHQ

AVHS

AVHU

AVHW

AVHX

AVHY

AVIB

AVID

AVIF

Chanaral.

AVIH

P. Flamenco.

AVIJ

P. Caldera. a

AVIL

Copiap6.

AVIM

Carrizal Bajo B.

AVIN

P. Huaaeo.

AVIO

St. Ambrose I.

AVIF

C. Bascuiian.

AVIR

Pajaros Islets.

AVIT

Tortoralillo.

AVIW

COQDIMBO. 0 6

AVIX

p. Herradura.

AVIZ

P. Tongoi.

AVJO

Maitencillo.

AVJE

Conchali B.

AVJG

Los Vilos.

AVJH

Huevos I.

AVJI

Pichidanque B.

AVJK

Ligua B.

AVJL

P. Papudo.

AVJM

Quintero B .

Valparaiso, h cd

AVJN

Angeles Ft.

AVJO

Curaumilla Ft. e

AVJP

Casablanca.

AVJQ

Santiago.

AVJS

Juan Fernandez I.

AVJU

Cumberland B,

AVJW

Algarrobo.

AVJY

San Antonfo Nuevo.

AVKB

San Antonio Ft.

AVKD

Matanzas Caleta.

AVKF

Tuman B.

AVKG

Pichilemu.

San Antonio del Petrel.

AVKH

Llico.

AVKJ

Constitucion.

AVKL

Talca.

AVKN

C. Carranza. a

AVKF

Fuchepo Ft.

AVKR

Buchupero. a

AVKT

Tom6.

Guranipe.

AVKX

Fenco.

AVKZ

Talcahuano. e

AVLC

Concepcion.

AVLE

Quiriquina I.

AVLG

Bio Bio R.

AVLI

Santa Maria I.

AVLK

Fuchoco.

AVLM

CORONEL.

AVLO

Lota.

Puerto Guarenta Dias.

AVLQ

Laraquete.

AVLS

Arauco. •

AVLU

Lavapi^ Ft. a

AVLW

Yanez B.

Lebu I.

AVLY

P. Quidico, or, Nena.

AVMB

Mocha I.

AVMD

Imperial R.
Tolten.

AVMF

AVMH

Corral.

AVMJ

Valdivia.

AVML

Galera Ft.

AVMN

Bueno R.

AVMF

MauUin.

AVMR

Chiloe I.

AVMT

C. Quilan.

AVMX

Corona Hd.

AVMY

Ancud.
Calbuco Ch.
P. Montt.
Huafo.

C. Tres Montes.
Melinka P.
G. of Pefias.
Fallos Ch.
Stosch Ch.
P. Otway.
Messier Ch.
G. of Trinidad.
Smyth Ch.
Evangelistas.
Magellan Str.
Borja B.
C. Pillar.
C. Upright.
P. Tamar.

Sandy Ft. (Punta Are-
nas).
C. Gregory.
C. San Isidro.
Delgada Ft. a
Dungeness. 'e
C. Virgins, d e
Tierra del Fuego.
Ushuwaia.
C. Horn.
Staten I.
St. John Hr.
Laserre Ft.
Diego Ramirez.

South Shetland.
South Orkneys.
Falkland Is.
C. Pembroke.
Stanley Hr.
Cranmar.
P. Stephens.

Argentina.

Patagonia.

P. Gallegos.

Coy Inlet.

P. Santa Cruz.

Chico R.

P. San Julian.

P. Desire.

C. Three Points (Tres

Puntas).
P. Malaspina.
Tova I.
P. Melo.
Egg Hr. (P. San An^

tonio).
Gill B.
Leones Isle.
P. Santa Elena.
Chupat R.
P. Madryn.
Delgado Ft.
P. San Antonio.
Parana.
San Bias Hr.
Union B.
Rio Colorado.
Mt. Hermoso.
Bahia Blanca Lt. V.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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Part I.

EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.

avmz

P. Belgrano (Bahia
Blanca).

AVSL

Paranagua.

AVYZ

Alagoas Province.
P. de Pedras.

AVSN

Larangeiras.

AVZC

avnc

Mogotes Pt. e
C. Corrientes.

AVSP

MelL

AVZE

Barra Grande.

AVNE

AVSR

Bom Abrigo I.

AVZG

UnaR.

AVNG

Medano Pt.

AVST

Cananea.

AVZI

Tamandare.

AVNI

C. San Antonio, e

AVSX

Santos.

AVZK

San Aleixo I.

AVNK

Plata R.

AVSZ

MoeUa I.

AVZM

C. St. Agostinho.

AVNM

English Bank Lt. V.

AVTC

Ubatuba.

AVZO

Pernambuco. a

AVNO

Cuirassier Bank, or, In-

AVTE

Parati.

AVZS

Olinda.

dio Pt. Lt. V.

AVTG

Uha Grande, af

AVZU

Itamaraca I.

AVNQ

Chico Bank Lt. V.

AVTI

Albrahoa B.

AVZW

Catudma.

AVNS

Ensenada de Barragan.

AVTK

Angra dos Reis.

AVZY

Goiana R.

AVNU

TraiventoB.

AVTM

Sapetiba.

AWBC

Cabedello.

AVNW

La Plata, h c

AVTO

B.a7,a I.

AWBE

Parahiba R.

AVNY

P. Rio Santiago. /

AVTQ

Rio de Janeiro. 6

AWBG

Mamanguape.

AVOB

LaraPt. '

AVTR

Villegagnon F.

AWBI

Formosa.

AVOD

Buenos Aikeb. bf

AVTS

F. Santa Cruz.

AWBK

Cu.nhahu R.

AVOF

Riachuelo R. c

AVTU

Nitheroy.

AWBM

Pirangi R.

AVOH

San Nicolas.

AVTW

Saude Dock.

AWBO

Rio Grande do Norte.

AVOL

Campana.

AVTX

Mucangue Pequena

AWBQ

Natal.

AVON

Rosario.

(Coal I.).

AWBS

C. St. Roque.

AVOP

Colastine.

AVTY

C. Frio, a

AWBU

Fernando Noronha

AVOR

Parana.

AVUB

Busios C.

I.ae

AVOT

La Paz.

AVUD

Imbetiba.

AWBY

As Rocas.

AVOX

Corrientes.

AVUF

Macah6.

AWCB

St. Paul Rocks.

AVOZ

Paraguay.
■Villa Pillar.

AVUH

C. St. Thom6.

AWCD

Trinidad Is.

AVPC

AVUJ

Campos.

St. Joao da Barra.

AWCE

Martin Vas. I.

AVPE

Asuncion.

AVUL

AWCF

Amargoso R.

AVPG

Colonia.

AVUN

Itabapuana.

AWCG

Maciu.

AVPI

Farallon I.

AVUP

Itapemerim.

AWCH

Retiro B.

AVPK

Martin Garcia I.

AVUR

Francesa I.

AWCJ

Aracati.

AVUT

Benevente.

AWCL

Jaguarybe R.

AVPM

Uruguay.

AVUX

Guarapari.

AWCN

Ceara. .

AVPO

Fray Bentos.

AVUZ

Espirito Santo B.
Vifia Velha B.

AWCP

Macoripe Pt.

AVPQ

Concepcion.

AVWC

AWCR

Paransbyba.

AVPS

Paysandu.

AVWE

Victoria.

AWCT

Amara^ao.

AVPU

Concordia.

AVWG

Doce R.

AWCV

Tutoia.

AVPW

Pafiela Rock Lt. V.

AVWI

Portalegre.
Caravellas.

AWCX

Santa Anna I.

AVPY

Montevideo, c/

AVWK

AWCZ

Alcantara.

AVQB

Cibil Dock.

AVWM

Abrolhos Rocks.

AWDC

Maranhao.

AVQD

Mana Dock.

AVWO

Prado.

AWDG

San Marcos B.

AVQP

Florcs I. a

AVWQ

P. Seguro.
Cabral B.

AWDI

San Joao I.

AVQH

Maldonado. a

AVWS

AWDK

Turyassu.

AVQJ

Lobos I.

AVWU

Santa Cruz B.

AWDM

Gurupi R.

AVQL

San Jos6 Ignacio Pt.

AVWY

Belmonte. a

AWDO

Vizeu.

AVQN

C. Santa Maria.

AVXB

Canaveiras.

AWDQ

Atalaia Pt.

AVQP

C. Polonio.

AVXC

Commandatubu.

AWDS

Para R.

AVQR

Castillo B.

AVXE

Una.

AWDU

Braganza Shoal Lt. V.

AVXG

Olivenca.

AWDV

Gaviotas (Taipu Pt.) Lt.

AVQT

Brazil.

AVXI

St. Jorge dos Ilheos.

V.

AVQX

Rio Grande do Sul. a d

AVXK

Contas.

AWDX

Chapeo Virado Lt.
Par£/

AVQZ

San Pedro do Sul.

AVXM

Camamu.

AWDY

AVRO

Sao Jos6 do Norte.

AVXO

Morro San Paulo.

AWEB

Guama R.

AVRE

Pelotas.

AVXQ

Valenca.

AWED

Guajara R.

AVRG

Lagoa Dos Patos.

AVXS

Bahia.

AWEF

Tocantins R.

AVRI

Guahyba R.

AVXU

San Antonio Pt.

AWEH

Breves.

AVRK

P. Alegre.

AVXW

Itaparica I.

AWEJ

Amazon R.

AVRM

Triumpho.

AVXY

Tapagipe B.
San Francisco R.

AWEL

Macapa.

AVRO

MoBtardas.

AVYB

AWEN

Gurupd R.

AVRQ

C. Santa Marta Grande.

AVYD

Para Guassu.

AWEP

P. do Moz.

AVRS

Imbituba.

AVYF

Itapuan Pt.

AWER

Xingu R.

AVRU

Santa Catharina I.

AVYH

Garcia de Avila.

AWET

Mt. A16gre.

AVRW

NoBsa Senhora do Des-

AVYJ

Real R.

AWEV

Santarem. /

terro.

AVYL

Sergipe.

AWEX

Tapajos R.
Obidos.

AVRY

P. dos Naufragados.
Anhatomirim Islet.

AVYN

Cotinguiba R.

AWEZ

AVSB

AVYP

P. Aracaju.

AWFC

Mandos. /

AVSD

F. Santa Cruz, a

AVYR

San Francisco do Norte

AWFE

Negro R.
Balique I.

AVSF

Arvoredo I.

R.

AWFG

AVSH

Itapacaroya B.

AVYT

Penedo.

AWFI

Madeira R.

AVSJ

Sao Francisco.

AVYX

Macei6.

AWFK

Oyapok R.

a Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d & Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wirelees Telegraph Station.

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131

GULF OF MEXICO.

AWFM

Guiana.

AWKV

Santa Ana Hr. 6

AWQJ

Izabel.

AWKX

Little Curafao I.

AWQL

British Honduras.

AWFO

French Guiana.

AWKZ

Oruba I.

AWQM

Sarstoon R.

AWFQ

'Apruague R.

AWLC

Sierra Colorado Pt. ■

AWQN

Half-Moon cay.

AWFS

Guisanburg.

AWLE

Orangestadt.

AWQP

Northern Two cays. ;

AWFU

Cayenne.

AWQR

Turneffe Is.

AWFY

-Enfant Perdu.

AWLG

C. San Roman.

AWQT

Mauger cay.

AWGB

C6p6rou F. 0
Salut Is.

AWLI

Estanques B.

AWQV

Bokel cay.

AWGD

AWLK

Maracaibo.

AWQX

Icacos Road.

AWGF

Kutu R.

AWLM

Altagracia.

AWQZ

Monkey R.

AWGH

Sinnamari.

AWRC

Belize.

AWGJ

Maroni R.

AWLO

Colombia.

AWRE

Corosal.

AWGL

Les Hattes.

AWLQ

Bahia Honda.

AWLS

La Hacha.

AWRG

Yucatan.

AWGN

Dutch Guiana.

AWLU

Santa Marta./

AWRI

Cozumel I.

AWGP

Surinam R. Lt. V.

AWLY

Magdalena R.

AWRK

Mugeres Hr.
C. Catoche.

AWGR

Galibi Pt.

AWMB

Bogota.

AWRM

AWGT

Paramaribo. 6

AWMD

Barranquilla.

AWRO

Yalahau.

AWGV

Coppename R.

A WMF

Honda.

AWRQ

Progresso.
Sisal.

AWGX

Saramacca R.

AWMH

Caracoli.

AWRS

AWGZ

Coronie.

AWMJ

Belillo.

AWRU

Celestun.

AWHC

Corentyn R.

AWML

Savanilla.

AWRY

Campeche.

AWEE

New Rotterdam.

AWMN

Salgar.

AWHG

Nickerie R.

AWMP

Galera de Zamba B.

AWRZ

G. OF Mexico.

AWMR

Cartagena.

AWSB

M&ida.

AWHI

British Guiana.

AWMT

Boca Chica.

AWSD

.Champoton.

AWHK

Berbice.

AWMV

Barbacoas B.

AWSF

Carmen I.

AWHM

New Amsterdam.

AWMX

Morrosquillo G.

AWSH

Terminos Lagoon.

AWHN

Demerara. 6

AWMZ

P. Cispata.

AWSJ

Tabasco.

AWHO

Demerara Lt. V.

AWNC

G. of Darien.

AWSL

Frontera.

AWHQ

Georgetown. 6

AWSN

San Juan de Bautista.

AWHS

Christianburg.

AWNE

P. Escocfe.

AWSP

Coatzacoalcos R.

AWHU

Essequibo R.

AWNG

Caledonia Hr.

AWSR

Minatitlan.

AWHY

Cuyuni R.

AWNI

Sasardi B.

AWST

Roca Partida.

AWIB

Bartika.

AWNK

Mandinga Hr.

AWSV

Alvarado.

AWID

Mazaroni R.

AWNM

Farallon Sucio;

AWSX

Vera Cruz, c

AWNO

P. Bello (P. Velo).

AWSZ

Tuxpan, or, Tuspan.

AWIF

Venezuela.

AWNQ

Colon./

AWTC

Tampico.
Rio Grande.

Awm

Orinoco R.

AWNS

Manzanilla I.

AWTE

AWIJ

Barrancas.

AWNU

Toro Pt.

AWTG

Bagdad.

AWIL

Las Tablas.

AWNY

Chagres.

AWTI

Matamoros.

AWIN

Bolivar.

AWOB

Bonaventura Cove.

AWIP

Camaguan.

AWOD

Chiriqui Lagoon.

AWTK

Texas.

AWIR

Macareo B.

AWOF

Almirante B.

AWTM

Brownsville, c

AWIT

Paria G.

AWOH

Boca del Toro./

AWTP

Brazos Santiago, a d

AWIV

Maturin.

AWOJ

Shepherd Hr.

AWTS

Corpus Christi. c

AWIX

P. Santo.

AWOL

Costa Rica.

AWTV

Mustang I.

AWIZ

Testigos Is.

AWON

P. Limon./

AWTY

Aransas, c d

AWJC

Carupano.

AWOP

San Jos6.

AWUB

Guadalupe R.

AWJE

Margarita I.

AWOR

San Juan del Norte.

AWUE

Cavallo Pass.

AWJG

Cariaco.

AWOT

San Juan de Nicaragua

AWUH

Matagorda.

AWJI

CumanA.

R. j

AWUK

Colorado R.

AWJK

Mochima P.

AWOV

Bluefields. f

A.WUN

Indianola.

AWJM

Guanta B.

AWOX

Mosquito Coast.

AWUQ

Lavaca, c

AWJO

Barcelona.

AWOZ

G. Graciae a Dios Hr. ,

AWUT

Brazos R.

AWJQ

Tortuga I.

AWPC

Old Providence Is. i

AWUV

Velasco. ac d

AWJS

C. Codera.

AWPE

Honduras.

AWUZ

San Luis Pass, a d

AWJU

La Gu.ura.

AWPG

Truxillo.

AWVO

Galveston, ab cdf

AWJY

Caracas.

AWPI

Bonacca I.

AWVD

Galveston Lt. V.

AWKB

Carabobo Province.

AWPK

Roatan I.

AWVF

Houston.

AWKD

P. El Roque.

AWPM

P. Royal.

AWVI

Bolivar Pt.

AWKF

Turiamo P.

AWPO

Coxen Hole.

AWVL

Half-Moon Shoal Lt.

AWKH

P. Cabello.

AWPQ

Utilla I. 1

AWVO

Red Fish Bar Lt.

AWKJ

Cumarebo.

AWPS

Ulua R.

AWVR

Lynchburg.

AWKL

Coro Province.

AWPU

Caballos Pt.

AWVU

Sabine, ac d

AWKN

C. La Vela.

AWPY

P. Cortez.

AWQB

Omoa.

AWVX

Louisiana.

AWKP

Bonaire I.

AWQD

St. Thomas Bight.

AWXD

Calcasieu R.

AWKR

Lacre Pt.

AWQF

Dulce R.

AWXJ

Vermilion B.

AWKT

CtTRACAO I.

AWQH

Livingstone.

AWXM

Averj'.

a Signifies an International Signal Statipn ; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

d a Life-Saving Station;

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Part I.

GULF OF MEXICO.

WEST INDIES.

AWXP

Cypres Mort.

AXGU

Key West, b cf

AXMP

Maternillos Pt.

AWXS

Atchafalaya R.

AXHD

Sand cay. c

AXMR

Mucaras Reef.

AWXV

Morgan City, c
Ship Islanci Shoal.

AXHG

American Shs.

AXMT

Lobos cay (Bahamas).

AWXY

AXHJ

Sombrero cay.

AXMV

Guinchos cay.

AWYB

Timbalier I.

AXHM

Alligator Reef.

AXMW

Paredon Grande cay.

AWYE

Barataria B.

AXHP

Carysfort Reef.

AXMZ

Frances cay.

AWYH

New Orleans. 6 c/

AXHS

Fowey Rocks Beacon.

AXNC

P. Caybarien.c

AWYK

Algiers.

AXHV

C. Florida.

AXNE

P. Sagua la Grande.

AWYN

Deer I.

AXHY

Florida Str.

AXNG

Bahia de Cadiz Cay.

AWYQ

South Pass,

AXIB

Jupiter Inlet, a cf

AXNI

Santa Clara B.

AWYT

P. Eads. c

AXIE

Indian R. d

AXNK

Cruz del Padre cay.

AWYZ

. Pass a Loutre.

AXIH

C. Canaveral.

AXNM

Diana cay.

AWZC

Chandeleur Is.

AXNO

Piedras cay.

AXIJ

West Indies.

AXNQ

AXNS

Cdrdenas.

AWZP

Mississippi.

Siguapa.

AWZI

Lake Borgne.
Proctorville.

AXIL

Bahama Is.

AXNU

Matanzas.

AWZL

AXIN

Great Abaco I.

AXNW

Habana. ah eef ',
P. Mariel.

AWZC

Lake Pontchartrain.

AXIP

Elbow cay.

AXNY

AWZR

Pass Manchac.

AXIR

Abaco.

AXOB

P. Cabanas.

AWZU

Jackson.

AXIT

Providence Ch.

AXOD

Bahia Honda.

AWZX

Vicksburg.

AXIV

Gun cay.

AXOF

Mulata.

AXBD

Chefuncte R.

AXIW

Great Isaac.

AXOH

Santa Rosa B.

AXBE

Pt. aux Herbes.

AXIZ

Stirrup cays.

AXOJ

Guadiana B.

AXBH

The Rigolets.

AXJC

Andros I.

AXOL

C. San Antonio.

AXBK

Lower Pt. Clear.

AXJE

Santaren Ch.

AXON

C. Corrientes.

AXBN

Shieldsboro. •

AXJG

Cay Sal Bank.

AXOP

C. Pepe.

AXBQ

Merrill Shell Bank.

AXJI

Nicolas Ch.

AXOR

ISLA DE PiNOS.

AXBT

Cat I.

AXJK

New Providence I.

AXOT

Santa F4 R.

AXBW

Mississippi City.

AXJM

Nassau, a

AXOV

Calonna R.

AXBZ

Biloxi. c

AXJO

Harbour I.

AXOZ

Bataban6.

AXCF

Ship I.

AXJQ

Egg I.

AXPC

Rosario cay.

AXCI

East Pascagoula. c

AXJS

Eleuthera I.

AXPE

Gorda Pt.

AXCL

Scranton. c

AXJU

San Salvador, or, Wat-

AXPG

Piedras cay.

AXCO

Round I.

ling I.

AXPI

Cochinos B.

AXCR

Horn I.

AXJW

Cat I.

AXPK

P. Xagua.

AXJY

Exuma I.

AXPM

Cienfuegos.
P. Casilda.

AXCU

Alabama.

AXKB

Long I.

AXPO

AXCV

Alabama City.

AXKD

Crooked Island Pas-

AXPQ

P. Mosio.

AXCW

Mobile, c

sage.

AXPS

Trinidad de Cuba.

AXDG

Montgomery.

AXKF

Bird Rock.

AXPU

Tunas.

AXDJ

Coosa R.

AXKH

Acklin I.

AXPW

Zarza R.

AXDM

Sand I.

AXKJ

Castlfe I.

AXPY

Jucaro.

AXDP

Siguenza Pt.

AXKL

Mariguana I.

AXPZ

Santa Cruz del Sur.

AXDS

Warrington.

AXKN

Caicos Is.

AXQB

Jobabo.

AXKP

Cockbum Hr.

AXQD

Virama.

AXDV

Florida.

AXKR

Turk Is.

AXQP

Cauto R.

AXDY

Pensacola. cf

AXKT

Grand Turk I. e

AXQH

Manzanillo.

AXEB

F. Barancas.

AXKV

Great Inagua I.

AXQJ

Limones R.

AXEH

St. Andrew City, c

AXKZ

Mathew Town.

AXQL

C. Cruz.

AXEK

St. Joseph.
C. San Bias.

AXQN

El Portillo.

AXEN

AXLC

Cuba.

AXQP

Santiago de Cuba.

AXFQ

St. Vincent I.

AXLE

C. Maysi.

AXQR

Guantanamo./
Caymanera.

AXET

Apalachicola. c

AXLG

Yumuri B.

AXQT

AXEW

C. St. George.

AXLI

P. Mata.

AXQV

Grand Cayma,n.
Little Cayman.

AXEZ

St. Marks.

AXLK

P. Boma.

AXQW

AXFB

Cedar cays, c

AXLM

P. Baracoa.

AXFE

Anclote cays.

AXLO

Pt. Plata.

AXQZ

Jamaica.

AXFH

Egmont cay. c

AXLQ

P. Navas.

AXRC

P. Antonio.

AXFK

Tampa c

AXLS

P. Taco.

AXRE

Annatto B.

AXFN

Palmasola B.

AXLU

P. Tanamo.

AXRG

P. Maria

AXFQ

Sarasota B.

AXLW

Cabonico.

AXRI

Ocho Rioa B

AXPT

Gasparilla I.

AXLY

Livisa.

AXRK

St Anns

AXFW

Charlotte Hr.

AXMB

P. Nipe.

AXRM

Rio BiiPTio

AXFZ

Pease Creek.

AXMD

P. Banes.

AXRO

Falmouth

AXGC

Sanibel I.

AXMF

Lucrecia Pt.

AXRQ
AXRS

Montego.
St. Lucea TTr

AXGF

San Carlos Hr.

AXMH

Naranjo P.

AXGI

C. Sable.

AXMJ

Gibara P.

AXRU

Negril Hr.
Savannah-la-Mfl r

AXGL

Tortugas Is. c

AXML

P. Padre.

AXRW

AXGO
AXGR

Loggerhead cay.
Rebecca Sh.

AXMN

P. Nuevitas del Prin-
cipe.

AXRY

AXSB

Bluefields B.
Black R.

o Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station: c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station. »»v.ub oi,o,i,.uu.

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WEST INDIES.

EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

AXSD

Pedro Bluff.

AXYS

Culebrita.

AYFE

Windward Is.

AXSF

Milk R.

AXYU

Vieques I.

AXSH

Carlisle B.

AXYW

P. Mula.

AYFG

St. Lucia.

AXSJ

Portland Bight.

AXZB

St. Thomas.

AYFI

P. Castries.6

AXSL

Old Harbour B.

AXZD

Charlotte Amalia.

AYPK

Vigie Summit.

AXSN

P. Royal.

AXZF

Savana I.

AYFM

Soufrifere B.

AXSP

Plum Pt.

AXZI

Myhlenfels Pt.

AYFO

Vieux F.

AXSR

Kingston.

AXZK

St. John I.

AYFQ

St. Vincent.

AXST

Morant. a

AXZM

Tortola.

AYFS

Kingstown.

AXSV

Blue Mountain.

AXZO

Virgin Gorda.

AYFU

The Grenadines.

AXSZ

Morant Cays.

AXZQ

Anegada.

AYFW

Carriacou.

AXZS

Santa Cruz (St. Croix)

AYGB

Grenada.

AXTC

Haiti.

I.

AYGD

St. George.

AXTD

Navassa I.

AXZU

Frederichsted. i

AYGF

Barbados.

AXTE

Port au Prince, c

AXZW

Christiansted.

AYGH

Carlisle B.

AXTG

Lemantin Pt.

AXZY

Sombrero I.

AYGJ

Bridgetown.
Needham Pt.o

AXTI

Arcadins.

AYBC

Anguilla.

AYGL

AXTK

Gonaives.

AYBD

Crocus B.

AYGN

South Pt.

AXTM

Tortuga I.

AYBE

Seal Rocks.

AYGP

Ragged Pt. '

AXTO

P. Paix.

AYBF

St. Martin.

AYGR

Tobago./

AXTQ

Acul.

AYBH

Marigot.

AYGT

Scarborough.

AXTS

C. Haiti, c

AYBJ

Grande B.

AYGV

Rockly B.

AXTU

Caracol.

AYBL

Philipsburg.

AYGX

Plymouth.

AXTW

F. Dauphin P.

AYBN

St. Bartholomew.

AYGZ

Trinidad.

AXTY

Manzanillo B.

AYBP

Gustaf Hr.

AYHC

P. of Spain.6 cf

AXUB

Monte Christi.

AYBR

Saba I.

AYHE

North Post Signal Sta-

AXUD

P. Plata.

AYBT

St. Eustatius.

tion.

AXUF

Samand B.

AYBV

Orange Town.

St. Kitts (St. Christo-

AYHG

San Fernando.

AXUH

P. Santa Bkrbara.

AYBX

AYHI

Icacos Pt.

AXUJ

C. Engaiio.

pher) I.

AYHK

Galera Pt.

AXUL

Saona I.

AYBZ

Basseterre.

AYHM

Dragons Mouth.

AXUN

Macoris.

AYCB

Nevis.

AYHO

Serpent Mouth.

AXUP

Santo Domingo Hr. c

AYCD

Charlestown.

AXUR

Escondido P.

AYCF

Cades Pt.

AYHQ

Bermuda.

AXUT

Neyba B.

AYCH

Barbuda.

AYHS

Gibbs HiU.e

AXUV

Barahona.

AYCJ

Codrington.

AYHU

Mt. Hill.

AXUZ

Jacmel. c

AYCL

Palmetto Pt.

AYHW

The Narrows.

AXVC

Aquin.

AYCN

Antigua. e

AYIB

St. George Hr.

AXVE

St. Louis B.

AYCP

St. John Hr.

AYID

Grassy B.

AXVG

Cayes.

AYCR

Sandy I.

AYIF

Ireland I.

AXVI

Chateaudin Road.

AYCT

English Hr.

AYIH

Hamilton.

AXVK

Principe Pt.

AYCV

Redonda.

AXVM

C. Dame Marie.

AYCX

Montserrat.

AYIJ

Gulp Stream.

AXVO

Cayemites.

AYCZ

Plymouth.

AXVQ

Mona.

AYDC

Guadeloupe.

AYIL

East Coast op Florida.

AXVS

Desecheo I.

AYDE

P. Moule.a

AYIP

Mosquito Inlet.

AYDG

P. Louis.

AYIS

New Smyrna.

AXVU

PoKTO Rico.

AYDI

Lamentin.

AYIV

Mantanzas.

AXVW

C. Rojo.

AYDK

Barque Cove.

AYJB

St. Augustine, cf

AXVY

Mayaguez.
Aguadilla.

AYDM

Basse Terre.

AYJE

Anastasia I.

AXWB

AYDO

Pt. a Pitre.

AYJH

St. John R. c

AXWD

C. Borinquen.

AYDQ

Gozier I.

AYJK

Jacksonville, c

AXWF

. Arecibo. a

AYDS

Isles des Saintes.

AYJN

Dame Pt.

AXWH

Manati R.

AYDU

D&irade.

AYJQ

Mandarin.

AXWJ

■ P. San Juan, acdf

AYDW

Petite Terre.

AYJT

Nassau R.

AXWL

Cabeza de San Juan.

AYEB

Marie Galante.

AYJW

Cumberland Sound.

AXWN

Great Hr.

AYED

Grand Bourg.

AYJZ

Amelia I.

AXWP

P. Naguabo.

AYEF

Dominica.

AYKC

Fernandina.c

AXWE.

Humacao.

AYEH

Roseau.

AXWV

Tuna Pt.

AYEJ

Martinique.

AYKF

Georgia.

AXWZ

Arroyo.

AYEL

Fort de France B.

AYKI

St. Mary.

AXYC

P. Jobos.

AYEN

Fort de France.

AYKL

Little Cumberland I.

AXYE

Muertos I.

AYEP

F. St. Louis. a

AYKO

St. Andrew Sound.

AXYG

P. Ponce.

AYER

St. Pierre.

AYKR

St. Simon Sound.c

AXYI

P. Guayanilla.

AYET

La Trinity B.

AYKU

Brunswick, c

AXYK

P. Guanica.

AYEV

Havre du Robert.

AYKX

Altamaha R.

AXYM

Leeward Is.

AYEX
AYEZ

Francois.
Marin.

AYLD
AYLG

Doboy Sound.
Wolf I.

AXYO

Virgin Is.

AYFC

Le Diamant, or, Dia-

AYLJ

Sapelo.

AXYQ

Culebra./

mond Rock.

AYLM

St. Catherine Sound.

a Signifles an International SignalStation; 6 a TimeSignal Station; ca. Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
* e-aLloyd'sSignalStation;/a Wireless Telegraph Station.

134

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

EAST COAST UNITED STATES

J^YLP

Med way R.

AYTX

Chbwan R.

AZDX

Havre de Grace.

AYLS

Ossabaw Sound.

AYUD

Elizabeth City.c

AZED

Susquehanna R.

AYLV

Ogeechee R.

AYUG

Dismal Swamp Canal.

AZEG

North East R.

AYMB

Hardwick.

AYUJ

Wade Pt.

AZEJ

ElkR.

AYME

Vernon R.

AYUM

North R.

AZEM

French Town.

aYmh

Warsaw Sound.

AZEP

Sassafras R.

AYMK

Wilmington.

AYUP

Virginia.

AZES

Chester R.

AYMN

Savannah. 6 c/

AYUS

False Co d

AZEV

Kent I.

AYMQ

Tybee. c

AYUV

Chesapeake B.

AZEY

Tred Haven Creek.

AYMT

Oyster Beds.

AYVB

C. Henry.a c d

AZFB

Sharps I.

AYMW

Cockspur I.

AYVE

Lynn Haven.

AZFE

Choptank R.

AYNO

F. Jackson.

AYVH

F. Monroe.c

AZFH

Castle Haven.

AYVK

Old Pt. Comfort.

AZFK

Honga R.

AYNF

South Carolina.

AYVN

Hampton Roads.

AZFN

Hooper Str.

AYNI

P. Royal.c

AYVQ

Craney I.

AZPQ

Nanticoke R.

AYNL

Martins Industry Lt. V.

AYVT

Elizabeth R.

AZFT

Monie B.

AYNO

Paris I.

AYVW

NoRroLK.6 cf

AZFW

Manokin R.

AYNR

Hilton Head I.

AYVZ

Portsmouth.

AZGC

• Somers Cove.

AYNU

Beaufort. /

AYWC

Norfolk Navy Yard.

AZGF

Pocomoke R.

AYNX

St. Helena Sound.

AYWF

Chesapeake and Albe-
marle Canal.

AZGI

Tangier I.

AYOD

Combaliee R.

AZGL

Cherrystone Inlet.

AYOG

Hunting I.

AYWi

Nailsemond R.

•AZGO

C. Charles.a d

AYOJ

Poti-pon R.

AYWL

James R.

AZGP

C. Charles Lt. V.

AYOM

Edisto R.

AYWO

Petersburg.

AZGR

Machipongo Inlets.

AYOP

Stono Inlet.

AYWR

Newport News. 6 c

AZGU

Chincoteague Inlet.

AYOQ

Charleston Lt. V.

AYWU

Appomattox R.

AZGX

Assateague.o d

AYOS

Chahlbston.c/

AYWX

City Pt.

AZHD

Winter Quarter Sh.Lt.V.

AYOV

F. Sumter.

AYXD

Richmond.

AZHG

Ocean City.a d
Fenwick 1. Sh. Lt. V.

AYPB

MoultrieviUe.a c d

AYXG

Back R.

AZHJ

AYPE

Ashley R.

AYXJ

York R.

AYPH

Cooper R.

AYXL

Yorktown.

AZHM

Delaware.

AYPK

Wando R.

AYXM

West Pt. (York R.).

AZHP

Five Fathom Bank Lt.

AYPN

Rattlesnake Sh.

AYXP

Delaware.

V.

AYPQ

Bull B.

AYXS

New Pt. Comfort.

AZHQ

North-East End Lt. V.

AYPT

C. Remain.

AYXV

Wolf Trap Shs.

AZHS

C. Henlopen.a df

AYPW

Racoon cay.

AYZB

Piankatank R.

AZHV

Breakwater Hr.

AYPZ

Peedee R.

AYZE

Rappahannock R.
Windmill Pt.

AZHY

Delaware Breakwater.a c

AYQC

Georgetown, c

AYZH

AZIB

Lewes.a d

AYQF

Columbia (Congaree R.)

AYZK

Corrotoman R.

AZIE

Brandywine Sh.

AYZN

Fredericksburg

AZIH

Fourteen-feet Bank.

AYQI

North Carolina.

AYZQ

Potomac R.

AZIK

Mispillion Creek.

AYQL

C. Fear.a d

i AYZT

Piney Pt.

AZIN

Cross Ledge Sh.

AYQO

Bald Head Ch.

AYZW

Blakistone I.

AZIQ

Ship John Sh.

AYQR

Frying-pan Shs. Lt. V.

! AYZX

St. Clement B.

AZIT

Bombay Hook.

AYQU

Federal Pt.

AZBD

Chaptico.

AZIW

Reedy I.c

AYQX

Oak I.c d

AZBG

Leonardstown B.

AZJC

Delaware City.

AYRD

Wilmington, c

AZBJ

Wicomico R.

AZJF

New Castle.

AYRG

Beaufort. c/

AZBM

Mathias Pt.

AZJI

Christiana Creek.

AYRJ

Morehead City.i)

AZBP

P. Tobacco R.

AZJL

Wilmington.
Marcus Hook.

AYRM

C. Lookout. 0 c d

AZBS

Upper Cedar Pt.
Maryland Pt.

AZJO

AYRP

Core Sound.c d

AZBV

AYRS

Ocracoke Inlet.o d

AZBY

Mt. Vernon.

AZJR

Pennsylvania. c

AYRV

Neuse R.

AZCB

F. Washington.

AZJU

Chester.

AYSB

New Beme.c

AZCE

Alexandria.

AZJX

Schuylkill.

AYSE

Goldsboro.

AZKD

League I.

AYSH

Raleigh.

AZCH

Washington, D. C.6/

AZKG

Philadelphia. 6/

AYSK

Hayti.

AYSN

Bay R.

AZCK

District op Columbia.

AZKJ

New Jersey.

AYSQ

Pamplico.

AZKM

Trenton.

AYST

Bath.

AZCN

United States.

AZKP

Bordentown.

AYSW

Washington.c

AZKS

Burlington.

AYSZ

Hatteraa Inlet.o d

AZCQ

Maryland.

AZKV

Camden.

AYTB

Diamond Shoal Lt.V.c/

AZCT

Patuxent R.

AZKY

Gloucester.

AYTC

C Hatteras.a c df
Oregon Inlet.o a

AZDC

Jones Point.

AZLB

Billingsport.
Penn Grove.

AYTF

AZDF

Baltimore. 6 c

AZLE

AYTI

Bodie I. a d

AZDI

Thomas Pt.

AZLH

Salem.

AYTL

Albemarle Sound.

AZDL

Annapolis. c/

AZLK

Cohansey.

AYTO

Plymouth.

AZDO

Severn R.

AZLN

Maurice R.^

AYTR

Roanoke R.

AZDR

Magothy R.

AZLQ

C. MAY.acd/
Hereford Inlet.o c d

AYTU

Eden ton. c

AZDU

Patapsco R.

AZLT

a Signifies an International Signal Station

ea I."

V ''a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;
-loyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

PaRT^I. GEOGKAPHICAL signals — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

135

EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

AZLW

Ludlam Beach.

AZTJ

New Haven.c

BAEM

Handkerchief Lt. V.

AZMC

Atlantic City .a df

AZTM

Falkner I.

BAEP

Shovelful Sh.'Lt. V.

AZMF

Absecon.o d

AZTO

Cornfield Pt. Lt. V.

BAES

Cross Rip Lt. V.

AZMI

Tucker Beach.

AZTP

Bartlett Reef Lt. V.

BAEV

Succonnesset Sh. Lt. V.

AZML

Little Egg Hr.o c d

AZTS

New London.c

BAEY

Nantucket.c/
Nantucket Sh. Lt. V.c/

AZMO

Bamegat.d

Long Branch.a c d

AZTV

Thames R.

BAFE

AZMR

AZTY

Race Rock.

BAJ^'H

Sankaty Hd.

AZMS

Fire I. Lt. V.

AZUB

Ram I. Reef Lt. V.

BAFK

Great Round Sh. Lt. V.

AZMU

Navesink.

AZUE

Latimer Reef.

BAFN

Pollock Rip Lt. V.

AZMX

Sandy Hook.a c df
Sandy Hook Lt. V.

AZUH

Fisher \.ad

BAFQ

Nauset Beach.orf

AZMY

AZUK

Stonington.c

BAFW

C. Cod (Highlands).ad/

AZNB

Scotland Lt. V.

AZUN

Watch Hill Pt.a rf

BAFZ

Race Pt.a c d

AZND

Gedney Ch.

BAGC

WoodEnd.arf

AZNG

Raritan

AZUQ

Rhode Island.

BAGF

Provincetown Hr.c

AZNJ

Staten I.

AZUT

Block I.acrf/

BAGI

Long Pt.

AZNM

Narrows.

AZUW

Judith Pt.a erf/

BAGL

Billingsgate I.

AZNP

Stapleton.

AZVO

Whale Rock.

BAGO

Barnstable.

AZNS

TompkinsviUe.

AZVF

Narragansett B .a c li

BAGR

Plymouth.

AZNV

New Brighton.
Elizabethtown.

AZVI

Dutch I.

BAjSU

Duxbury Pier.

AZNY

AZVL

Conanicut I.

BAGX

Minots Ledge.
Boston Lt. V.

AZOB

Newark.

AZVO

Wickford.

BAGY

AZOE

Bergen.
Robbins Reef Lt.

AZVR

Conimicut Pt.

BAHD

Deer I.

AZOF

AZVU

Greenwich.

BAHG

Long Island Hd.
Hull.c

AZOH

Bedloe I.

AZVX

Sabine Pt.

BAHJ

AZOK

Jersey'City./
Hudson City.

AZWD

Pawtuxet.

BAHM

Hingham.

AZON

AZWG

Fuller Rock.

BAHP

Neponset.

AZOQ

Hoboken.

AZWJ

Pbovidbnce.c/

BAHS

BosTON.afecd/

AZOR

Harlem.

AZWM

Warren.

BAHV

Charlestown.

AZWP

Hog I. Lt. V.

BAHY

Medford.

AZOS

New York State.

AZWS

Bristol.

BAIE

Winnissimmet.

AZOT

New York City.a 6 cf

AZWV

Prudence I.

BAIH

Egg Rock.

AZOW

Hudson R.

AZWY

Taunton R.

BAIK

Lynn.

AZPC

Governors I.c

AZXB

Fall River, Mass.c

BAIN

Nahant.

AZXE

Newport. 6 c/

BAIQ

Marblehead.c

AZPF

Brooklyn.

AZXH

Goat I.

BAIT

Salem.

AZPI

East R.

AZXK

Brenton Reef Lt. V.

BAIW

Baker I.

AZPL

Long I.

AZXN

Sakonnet Ch.

BAIZ

Gloucester.c

AZPO

Astoria. i

BAJC

Eastern Pt.

AZPR

Hell Gate.

AZXQ

Massachusetts.

BAJF

C. Ann.

■ AZPS

Harlem Ship Canal. '

AZXT

Hen and Chickens Reef

BAJI

Straitsmouth \.ad

AZPU

P. Morris.

Lt. V.

BAJL

Annisquam.
Ipswich.
Newburyport.a c d

AZPX

Coney I. a c d

AZXW

Buzzard '^.

BAJO

AZQD

Brighton.

AZYC

Dumpling Rock.

BAJR

AZQG

Manhattan Beach.c

AZYF

Clark Pt.

AZQJ

Fire I.o df

AZYI

New Bbdpohd.c

BAJU

New Hampshire.

AZQK

Long Island Sound.

AZYL

Palmer I.

BAJX

Hampton.

AZQM

Montauk Pt.a d

AZYO

Fairhaven.

BAKD

Isle of Shoal, Me.c

AZQP

Sands Pt.

AZYR

Mattapoiset.
Bird I.

BAKG

PORTSMOUTH.c/

AZQS

Gardiner I.

AZYU

BAKJ

Concord.

AZQV

Plum I.

AZYX

Sippican.
Wings Neck.

BAKM

Piscataqua R.

AZQY

Little GuU I.

BACD

AZRB

SagHr.

BACF

Cuttyhunk.a c d

BAKP

Maine.

AZRE

Peconic B.

BACI

Vineyard Sound Lt. V.

BAKS

Boon I.

AZRH

Greenport.

(Sow and Pigs).

BAKV

York R.

AZRK

Southold.

BACL

Tarpaulin Cove.c

BAICY

C. Neddick (Knubble).

AZRN

James P.

BACO

Nobska Pt.c

BALE

Kennebunk.

AZRQ

Riverhead.

BACR

Woods HoU.c

BALH

Augusta.

AZRT

Huntington.
Oyster B.

BACU

Marthas Vineyard.

BALK

Goat 1."

AZRW

BACX

Gay Hd.a d

BALN

Porpoise Hr.

AZSC

Hempstead.

BADC

West Chop Pt.c
Vineyard Haven.

BALQ

Wood I.

AZSF

Throgs Neck.

BADF

BALT

Saco.

AZSI

Execution Rocks.

BADI

East Chop Pt.c

BALW

C. Elizabeth.a df

AZSL

Great Captain I.

BADL

Edgar Town.

BALZ

Casco B.

BADO

Cottage City.

BAMC

PORTLAND.C

AZSO

Connecticut.

BADR

C. Poge.

BAMF

Halfway Rock.
Seguin I.

AZSR

Stamford Hr.

BADU

Bishop and Clerks.

BAMI

AZSU

Norwalk.

BADX

Hyannis.c

BAML

Kennebec R.

AZSX

Black Rock Hr.

BAED

BassR.

BAMO

Pond I.

AZTD

Brideeport.c f

BAEG

Chatham.a c d

BAMR

Bath.

AZTG

Stratford Shs.

BAEJ

Monomoy Pt. acd

BAMU

Wiscasset.

o Sienlfles an International Signal Station; 5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

c a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireleaa Telegraph Station.

136

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS'— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Pi^HT I.

CANADA.

BAMX

^Hendrick Hd.

BAVI

Avery Rock.

BCFJ

Prim Pt.

BAND

'Damariecotta.

BAVL

Machiasport.c

BCFM

Petit Passage.

BANG

Medomak R.

BAVO

Machias.

BCFP

Boars Hd.

BANJ

St. George R.

BAVR

Quoddy Head.a cd

BCFS

Brier I.

BANM

Thomaston.

BAVU

Welehpool.
Lubeck.

BCFV

St. Mary B.

BANP

Burnt l.ad

BAVX

BCFY-

Weymouth.

BANS

Townsend.

BAWC

Eastport.c
St. Croix R.

BCGE

Siflsibou R.

BANV

Pemaquid Pt.
Franklin I.

BAWF

BCGH

Church Pt.

BANY

BAWI

St. Stephen.

BCGK

Yarmouth.c

BAOB

Monhegan I.
Marshall Pt.c

BCGN

C. Fourchu.

BADE

BAWL

Canada.

BCGQ

'Peases I.

BAOH

Tennant Hr.

BCGT

Seal I. d

BAOK

Whitehead l.acd

BAWO

New Brunswick.

BCGW

Tusket R.

BAON

Matinicus Rock.

BAWR

Passamaquoddy B.

BCGZ

Argyle.

BAOQ

Owls Hd.

BAWU

St. Andrew.c

BCHF

Pubnico Hr.

BAOT

Rockland.

BAWX

Digdequash R.

BCHI-

Bon Portage I.

BAOW

Rockport.

BAXD

St. Geoi^e.

BCHT.

C. Sable.cf/

BAOZ

Indian I.

BAXG

L'Etang Hr.

BCHO

Barrington B.

BAPC

Negro I.

BAXJ

Campobello I.
Machias Seal I.

BCHR

Baccaro Pt.

BAPF

Camden.

BAXM

BCHU

P. Latour.

BAPI

Northaven.

BAXP

Gannet Rock.

BCHX

Negro I.rf

BAPL

Grindel Pt.

BAXS

Grand Manan I.

BCIA

Shblburne.

BAPO

Belfast.

BAXV

Wolves Is.

BCID

C. Roseway.

BAPR

Searsport.

BAXY

Beaver Hr.

BCIG

Jordon R.

BAPU

Stockton.

BAYE

B. OF FUNDY.

BCIJ

Green Hr.

BAPX

Winterport.

BAYH

Lepreau Pt.c

BCIM

Ragged Island Hr.
Gull Rock.

BAQD

Bangor.c

BAYK

Musquash Hr.
St. JoHN.fcc/'

BCIP

BAQG

Brewer.

BAYN

BCIS

P. Hebert.

BAQJ
BAQM

Bucksport.
Orland.

BAYQ
BAYT

Partridge I.
C. Spencer.

BCIV
BCIY

Little Hope Islet.
Mouton T.d

BAQP

Dice Hd.

BAYW

.Quaco.

BCJE

Liverpool.c

BAQS

Castine.

BAYZ

C. Enrage.

BtJH

Coffins I.

BAQV

Penobscot.

BAZC

Chignecto B.

BCJK

Medway.

BAQY

Pumpkin I.

BAZF

Harvey Comer.

BCJN

La Have R.

BARB

Eggemoggin Reach.

BAZI

Grindstone I.

BCJQ

Bridgewater.

BARE

Eagle I.

BAZL

Petitcodiac R.

BCJT

West Ironbound I.

BARH

Deer I.

BAZO

Polly Pt.

BCJW

Lunenburg.

BARK

Heron Neck (Green I).

BAZR

Hillsborough.

BCJZ

Cross I.

BARN

Saddleback Ledge.

BAZU

Moncton.

BCKA

Green I. (Nova Scotia). .

BARQ

Blue Hill B.

BAZX

Salisbury.

BCKF

Mahone.

BART

Mt. Desert Rk.

BCKI

Quaker I.

BARW

Surry.

BOAD

Nova Scotia.

BCKL

Chester.

BARZ

Ellsworth.

BCAE

Charters Comer.

BCKO

East Ironbound I.

BASO

Union River B.

BCAH

Dorchester.

BCER

St. Margaret B.

BASF

Great Duck I.

BCAK

Sackville.

BCKU

Hubbard Cove.

BASI

Baker I.

BCAN

Cumberland Basin.

BOKX

Crouchers I.

BASL

Somes Hr.

BCAQ

Marine Transport Rail-

BCLA

Dover.

BASO

BarHr.

Way.

BCLD

Betty I.

BASR

Frenchman B.

BCAT

Amherst.

BCLG

Turner B.

BASU

Skilling R.

BCAW

South Joggins.

BCLJ

Sambro I.

BASX

Sullivan.

BCAZ,

Apple Hd.
Haute I.

BGLM

Chebucto Hd.

BATD

Stave I.

BCDA

BATG

Winter Hr.

BCDE

C. d'Or.

BCLN

Sable I.clf

BATH

Egg Rock.

BCDH

Black Rock.

BATJ

Prospect Hr.
Gouldsborough.

BCDK

C. Split.

BCLP

KAUTAX.bcdf

BATM

BCDN

Basin op Mines.

BCLS

Bedford Basin.

BATP

Dyer B.

BCDQ

Parrsboro. ,

BCLV

Dartmouth.

BATS

Petit "Man AN.

BCDT

Cobequid B.

BCLY

George I.

BATV

Narraguagus R.

BCDW

Tmro.

BCME

Mauger Beach Lt.
Devfll.tf

BATY

MUlbridige.

BCDZ

Shubenacadie R.

BCMH

BAUE

Cherryfield.

BCEF

Bumtcoat Hd.

BCMK

Jeddore Rock.

BAUH

Harrington.

BCEI

Walton.

BCMN

Egg I.
Ship Hr.

BAUK

Pleasant R.

BGEL

Avon R.

BCMQ

BAUN

Addison Pt.

BCEO

Kingsport.

BCMT

Pope Hr.

BAUQ

Columbia Falls.

BCER

Canning.

BCMW

Sheet Hr.

BAUT

Nash I.

BCEU

Horton.

BCMX

Sheet Rock.

BAUW

Moose Peak (Mistake I).

BCEX

Windsor.

BCMZ

Beaver I.

BAUZ

Moose-a-bec Reach.

BCFA

P. Lome.

BONF

Newtonquaddy.

BAVC

Chandler B.

BCFD

Annapolis.

BCNI

Liscomb 'Hr.c

BAVP

Libby I.

BCFG

Digby.c

BCNL

Wedge I.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Lite-Saving Statlbn;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

Part- I. CfEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-^PLAOES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

137

GULP AND RIVER OP ST. LAWRENCE.

BONO

BCNR

BCNU

BCNX

BCOA

BCOD

BCOE

BCOG

BCOJ

BOOM

BCOP

BCOS

BCOV

BCOY

BCPE

BCPH

BCPK

BCPN

BCPQ

BCPT

BCPW

BCPZ

BCQF

BCQI

BCQL

BCQO

BCQR

BCQU

BCQX

BORA

BCRD

BCRG

BCRJ

BCRM

BCRP

BCRS

BCRV

BCRY

BCSE

BCSH

BCSK

BCSN

BCSQ

BCST

BCSW

BCSZ

BCTF

BCTI

BCTL

BCTO

BCTR

BCTU

BCTX

BCUA

BCUD

BCUG

BCUJ

BCUM

BCUP

BCUS

BCUV

BCUY

BCVE

BCVH

BCVK

BCVN

BCVQ

BCVT

BCVW

BtlVZ

St. Mary R.
Shefbrooke.
Country Hr.
Isaac Hr.
Green I.
TorB.
Berry Hd.
Whitehead I.e
Oanso.c
Cranberry I.
Crow Hr.
Chedabucto B.
Guysborough.
Gut of Canso.
'Eddy Pt.
P. Mulgrave.
Havre Bouche.
Cape Breton Island.
P. Hastings.
P. Hawkesbury.
Habitants Hr.
Arichat.
Creighton Hd.
Green I.
C. Round.
Big Arrow I.
St. Peter B.
Haulover Isthmus.
M'Kenzie Pt.
Ouetique I.
St. Esprit.
Guyon I.
LouisBURG Hr.
Scatari l.d
Menadou Passage.
Mira.
.Flint I.
C. Percy.
Schooner Cove.
Liiigan Hd.
Bridgeport. a
FlatPt.a
North Sidney .c
Victoria Pier.
Sydney.
Battery Pt.
Bird Rock.
P. Aconia.
Bras d'Or.
St. Andrew Ch.
Blackrock Pt.
Barra Str.
Mac Kinnon Hr.
Bird I. Lt. (Ciboux I).
St. Anne Hr.
Ingonish.
C. North.
Meat Cove. a
C. St. Lawrence.e
St. Paull.rfe
Cabot Str.
Ghetican Pt.
Sea Wolf I.
Mabou.
P. Hood.
George B.
Tracadie.
Pomquet.
Antigonish.
C. George.

BCWF
BCWI
BCWL
BCWO

BCWR

BCWU

BCWX

BCXA

BCXD

BCXG

BCXJ

BCXM

BCXP

BCXS

BCXV

BCXY

BCYE

BCYH

BCYJ

BCYK

BCYN

BCYQ

BCYT

BCYW

BCYZ

BCZF

BCZI

BCZL

BCZO

BCZR

BCZU

BCZX

BDAC

BDAF

BDAI

BDAL

BDAO

BDAR

BDAU

BDAX

BDCA

BDCG

BDCJ

BDCM

BDCP

BDCS

BDCV

BDCY

BDEA

BDEG

BDEJ

BDEM

BDEP

BDES

BDEV

BDEY

BDFE

BDFH

BDFK

BDFN

BDFO .

BDFQ

BDFT

BDFW

BDFZ

Merigoaiish.
Pictou.
East Arm.
New Glasgow.

. Northumberland Str.
Caribou.
Amet Isle.
Tatamagouche.
John 'R.
Wallace.
Pug wash.
Cold Spring Hd.

B. Verte.

C. Tormentine. d
Jourimain I.
Shemogue.
Shediac.
Cassie Pt.
Cocague.
Buctouche R.
Richibucto Hd.
Liverpool.

St. Louis.

Prince Edward I.

West Pt.

C. Egmont.

Bedeque B.

Summerside.

C. Traverse.

Tryon.

Crapaud.

Hillsborough B.

Charlotte Town.

Haszard Pt.

Prim Pt.

C. Bear./

Murray Hr. c

Cardigan B.

George Town.

St. Andrew Pt.

Panmure Hd.

Boughton R.

Colville R.

Souris.

East Pt.

St. Peter Hr.

Tracadie.

Grand Rustico.

Grenville Hr.

Stanley R.

Billhook I.

Richmond Hr.

Malpeque.

Cascumpeque Hr.

Alberton.

Tignish.

North Pt.

Magdalen Is.

Entry I.

Amherst Hr.

South Pt. (Amherst I.), e

Grindstone I.

Grosse La

Etang du Nord. a

Great Bird Rock.

BDGC G. OF St. Lawrence.

BDGF
BDGI

b'dgl

BDGO

BDGR

BBGU

BDGV

BDGX

BDHA

BDHG

BDHJ

BDHM

BDHP

BDHS

BDHV

BDHY

BDIE

BDIH

BDIK

BDIN

BDIQ

BDIT

BDIW

BDIZ

BDJC

BDJF

BDJI

BDJL

BDJC

BDJR

BDJU

BDJX

BDKA

BDKE

BDKG

BDKJ

BDKM

BDKP

BDKS

BDKT

BDKU

BDKV

BDKY

BDLE

BDLH

BDLK

BDLN

BDLQ

BDLT

BDLW

BDLZ

BDMC

BDMF

BDMI

BDML

BDMO

BDMR

BDMU

BDMX

BDNA

BDNG

BDNJ

BDNM

BDNP

BDNS

BDNV

BDNY

MlRAMIOHI B.

Escuminac Pt. a

Preston beach Lts.

Fox I.

Vinl.

Portage I.

Miramichi B. Lt. V.

Sheldrake I.

Grant beach Lts.

Chatham.

Newcastle.

Nelson Town.

Neguac gully.

Tracadie.

Pokemouche.

Birch Pt. a

Miscou Hr. o

Pokesudi I. Lt.

Caraquette I.

Shippigan.

Chaleur B.

Clifton.

Nipisighit p.

Bathurst.

Petit Rocher Lt.

Little Belledune Pt.

Heron I.

Dalhousie.

Restigou(*he-R.

Campbell town.

New Carlisle.

Richmond.

Carleton.

Pasbebiac.

Maquereau Pt.a

Pabou.

C. d'Espoir. a

Perc^.

Pt. Peter (Flat I.).

C. Gasp6.

Gasp^B. Lt. V.

Gasp6.

C. Rozier. e

Fame Pt. ef

Anticosti I.
Heath'Pt.cdc/
Bagot Pt. d
Salt Lake B.
South Pt. e
South West Pt. c e
Ellis B.
West Pt. e

St. Lawrence R.
Natashquan R.
Mingan Hr.
Perroquets Lt.
Manitou R.
Seven LB./
EggL

C. Magdalen, e
Martin R. a
C. Chatte. a
Pt. de Monts. a
Matane. a
Metis Pt. o
Manicouamn. a
Bersimis R.

o Signifies an International Signal Station ; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.

138.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

GREAT LAKES.

NEWFOUNDLAND.

BDOE

BDOH

BDOK

BDON

BDOQ

BDOT

BDOW

BDOX

BDOZ

BDPC

BDPF

BDPI

BDPL

BDPM

BDPO

BDPR

BDPU

BDPX

BDQA

BDQG

BDQJ

BDQM

BDQP

BDQS

BDQV

BDQY

BDRE

BDRH

BDRK

BDRN

BDRQ

BDRT

BDRW

BDRZ

BDSC

BDSF

BDSI

BDSL

BDSO

BDSR

BDSU

BDSX

BDTA

BDTG

BDTJ

BDTM

BDTN

BDTP

BDTS

BDTV

BDTY

BDUE

BDUH

BDUK

,BDUN

BDUO

BDUQ

BDUT

BDUW

BDUZ

BDVO

BDVF

BDVI

BDVL

BDVO

BDVR

BDVU

BDVX

Father Pt. a/

P. Neuf. a

Pilot Station.

RiMOUSKi. a

Bicquette I.

Bid.

Red Islet Bank Lt. V.

Red Islet Lt.

Saguenay R.

Tadousac.

Chicoutimi.

Green I.

Rivifere du Loup, a

White I. Reef Lt. V.

Brandy Pots, a

Long Pilgrim I.

Grand I.

Kamouraska.

Orignaux Pt.

Goose C.

Coudres I.

Ouelle R.

St. Paul B.

Lower Traverse Lt.V.

Uf per Traverse Lt. V.

Stone Pillar.

Beaujeu Ch.

St. Ignace.

L' Islet, u

Crane I.

St. Thomas.

Grosse Isle, a

0. Brulg.

Orleans I.

St. Francois.

Bellechasse I.

St. Jean.

St. Laurent.

St. Pamille.

St. Pierre.

L'Ange Gardien.

Beauport.

Quebec, b

Levis.

New Liverpool.

Carouge R.

Trembles Sh.

Portneuf.

Champlain.

Three Rivers.

P. St. Francis.

Sorel.

Richelieu I.

Longueuil.

Maisonneuve.

Ottawa.

Montreal, b

Lachine Canal.

Cornwall.

Morrisburg.

Waddington.

Matilda.

Edwardsburg.

Ogdensburg. c

Prescott.

Morristown.

Brockville.

The Thousand Is.

BDWA
BDWG

BDWJ

BDWM

BDWP

BDWS

BDWV

BDWY

BDXE

BDXH

BDXK

BDXN

BDXQ

BDXT

BDXW

BDXZ

BDYC

BDYF

BDYI

BDYL

BDYO

BDYR

BDYU

BDYX

BDZA

BDZG

BDZJ

BDZM

BDZP
BDZS
BDZV
BDZY
BEAC
BEAF
BEAI
BEAL
BEAO
BEAR
BEAU
•BEAX
BECD
BECH
BECK
BECN
BECO
BECT
BECW
BECZ
BEDC
BEDG
BED J
BEDM
BEDP
BEDS
BEDV
BEDY

BEFD
BEFH
BEFK
BEEN

BEFQ
BEFR
BEFT
BEFW
BEFZ

Clayton.
C. Vincent, c

Lake Ontario.

Kingston.
Napanee R.
Belleville.
Pigeon I.
False Duck I.
Peter Pt.
Eggl.

Newcastle Hr.
Coburg.
P. Hope.
Toronto.
Hamilton.
P. Dalhousie.
Welland, Canal.
Niagara, d
Lewiston.
Genesee R.
Soduspoint. c
Glasgow.
Fair Haven, c
Oswego, c d
Stony Pt.
Galloo I.
Saeketts Hr. c
Tibbett Pt.

Lake Erie.
Buffalo, b cdf
P. Colbome.
Mohawk I.
P. Maitland.
Long Pt.
P. Burwell.
P. Stanley.
Pt. PeWe.
Gibraltar.
Trenton.
Wyandotte,
Windsor.
Detroit./
Michigan State.
Monroe.
Toledo.
Ohio.

West Sister I.
P. Clinton.
Strontian I.
Marblehead. d
Sandusky.
Vermilion. ■
Lorain, c
Cleveland, c df
Ashtabula, c d
Erie City, d

Dunkirk.
Lake St. Clair.
Marine City.
St. Clair.

Lake Huron.
P. Huron, cf
Sarnia.
Gratiot F.
Ottawa.

BEGA
BEGF
BEGI.
BEGL
BEGO
BEGR

BEGU

BEGX

BEHC

BEHG

BEHJ

BEHM

BEHP

BEHS

BEHV

BEHY

BEID

BEIH

BEIK

BEIN

BEIQ

BEIT

BEIW

BEIZ

BEJA

BEJF

BEJI

BEJL

BEJO

BEJR

BEJU

BEJX

BEKC

BEKG

BEKJ

BEKM

BEKP

BEKS

BEKV

BEKY

BELD

BELH

BELK

BELN

BELQ

BELT

BELW

BELZ

BEMA

BEMF

BEMI

BEML

BEMO

BEMR

BEMU

BEMV

BEMW

BEMX

BENC

BENG

BENJ

BENM

BENP

BENS

BENV

BENY

BEOD

Bajr City.
Saginaw B.
Thunder B. erf
Alpena. c
Duncan City.
Detour Passage.

Mississau^a I.
Manitoulin I.
Southampton.
Kincardine.
Goderich.
Georgian B.
Collingwood.
Matchedash B.
Parry.

Lake Michigan.
Green Bay. c
Kewaunee, d
Manitowoc.
Sheboy^n. d
P. Washington.
Milwaukee, c d
Racine, d
Kenosha, d
Waukegan.
Evanston. d
Chicago, d
Illinois.
Calumet.

Michigan City, c d
Indiana.
St. Joseph, d
South Haven, d
Saugatuck.
Holland.

Grand Haven, c d
Muskegon, d
Whitehall.
Pentwater. d
Ludington. d
Manistee, c d
Traverse City.
St. Mary R.
Neebish Rapids.

Lake Superior.
Sault Sainte Marie. 6
Iroquois Pt.
Corbay Pt.
Michipicoten I.
Battle I.
Lamb I.
Porphyry Pt.
Thunder C.
Victoria I.
Minnesota.
Isle Royale.
Passage I.

DULUTH. 6 d

Superior City.

Wisconsin.

Sand I.

Outer Apostle I.

Michigan I.

Chaquamegon Pt.

Ontonagon.

Portage Lake Canal, d

Eagle Hr.

o Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station ; c a Weather. Tide, or Ice Signal Station ; d a Life-Saving Station

c a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station. o^ai'"

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGKAPHICALLT ARRANGED.

139

LABRADOR.

ICELAND.

BEOH

BEOK

BEON

BEOQ

BEOT

BEOW

BEOZ

BEPA

BEPF

BEPI

BEPL

BEPO

BEPR

BEPU

BEPX

BEQO

BBQG

BEQJ

BEQM

BEQP

BEQS

BEQV

BEQY

BERD

BERH

BERK

BERN

BERQ

BERT

BERW

BERZ

BESF

BEST

BESL

BESO

BESU

BESX

BETC

BETG

BETJ

eHr.
Copper Hr.
Manitou I. d
Keweenaw.
L'Anse.
Huron I.
Granite I.
Marquette, d
Grand I.
P. au Sable.
White Fish Pt.
Belle Isle Sth.
Wash-sheecootai B.
Coacoacho B.
Watagheistic Sound.
Mecattina C.
Greenly I.
Armour Pt. o/
RedB.
Chateau B./
Belle Isle, ef
La Talus.

Newfoundland.
C. Bauld.
Pistolet B.
C. Norman.
St. John B.
Rich Pt./
P. Saunders.
Ingomachoix B.
Bonne B. a

B. of Islands.
P. au Port.
St. George Hr.

C. Ray. ef
P. Basque, a
Rose Blanche B.
La Poile B.

Boar I. (Burgeo). a
Pass La

BETM

BETP

BETS

BETV

BETY

BEUD

BEUH

BEUK

BEUN

BEUQ

BEUT

BEUW

BEUZ

BEVA

BEVF

BEVI

BEVL

BEVO

BEVR

BEVU

BEVX

BEWC

BEWG

BEWJ

BEWL

BBWM

BEWN

BEWP

BEWS

BEWV

BEWY

BEXD

BEXH

BEXK

BEXN

BEXQ
BEXT
BEXV
BEXY
BEXZ

Brunet I. a
Fortune B.
Long Hr.

MlQUBLON. c

St. Pierre, c
Galantry Hd. a
Burin I. a
Placentia Hr.
St. Mary, a
C. Pine, a
C. Race, ef
Ferryland Hd. a
C. Spear, o
St. Johns, o 6
0. St. Francis, a
Brigus B.
Harbour Grace.
Carbonear I.
Baccalieu I. a
Trinity Hr.
Catalina Hr. a
0. Bonavista. a
Little Denier I.
Greenspond.
Stinking I.
Cabot I. a
Funk I.

Offer Wadham I. a
Fogo Hr. •
Toulinguet I. a
Gull I. a
Croc Hr.
Betts Cove.
Tilt Cove.
Hare B.

Labradok.
St. Lewis Sound.
Cartright Hr.
Indian Tickle.
Sandwich B.

BEYA

BEYC

BEYF

BEYG

BEYH

BEYJ

BEYK

BEYL

BEYN

BEYP

BEYR

BEYT

BEYV

BEYX

BEYZ

BEZA

BEZC

BEZF

BEZI

BEZK

BEZM

BEZO
BEZQ

BEZS
BEZU
BEZW
BEZY

BFAC
BFAE
BFAH
BFAK
BEAM
BFAO
BFAQ
BFAS
BFAU

Hamilton Inlet.

Rigoulette.

Davis Inlet.

Hopedale.

Nam.

Okkak.

C. Chidley.

Hudson Bat.
F. Chime.
Baffin Land.
James B.
East Main F.
Ruperts House.
Albany F.
Moose F.
Severn F.
York Factory.
F. Churchill.
Chesterfield Inlet.
Davis Str.
Baffin B.

Greenland.
Godhavn (P. Lievety).
Disko B.
Egedesminde.
Holsteinborg (Sisimiut).
C. Farewell.

Iceland.
Reykjavik.
Svendseyre.
Talkna Fiord.
Dyre Fiord.
Oe Fiord.
Holar.

Seidis Fiord.
Jan Matbn I.

a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather Tide or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;
* e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegrapli Station.

i:^TERKATio:^AL CODE OF sig::^als.

PART IL

i:n^dex.

GENERAL VOCABULARY AND GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.

(141)

PART II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

A— ABOUND.

CXA

A. (Letter. ) {For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

CXZ

Abide-ing. Abode.

CYA

Ability.

CXB

A, or. An.

CYB

—I doubt your (or, my) ability to — .

CYD

— Your ability — to.

CXD

Al.

CXE

A. B. Able seaman.

CYE

Able-y. Able to. To be able.
Able seaman. A.B.: oxe

A. M. Before noon bdu

CYF

— Am, Is, or. Are able to.

CYG

— Am, Is, or. Are not able to.

CXF

Aback.

CYH

—Are you able to 1

Heave all aback. Go astern lp

Can I cross the bar ? Shall I be able to

CXG

—Taken aback.

get over the bar? fvy

I have not been able to make out the

CXH

ABi.FT.

buoy or beacon gaj

CXI

— Abaft the beam.

CYI

— I was able to.

Afloat abaft bw

CYJ

— I was not able to.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-

CXJ

Abandon-ing-ment.

cated) is {or, are) able to bym

Abandon the vessel as fast as possible - ab

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-

CXK

— Abandoned.

cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

CXL

— Do not abandon me.

CYK

—If I am able to.

Do not abandon the vessel ac

CYL

—If I am not able to.

Do not abandon the vessel until the tide

CYM

— If you are able to.

has ebbed ad

CYN

—If you are not able to.

Do you intend to abandon ? ae

CYO

— Is able to.

CXM

— Enemy has abandoned.

Not able to make such short tacks.. xii.

CXN

— Has she (or vessel indicated) been long

CYP

—Ought not to be able to.

abandoned ?

CYQ

—Ought to be able to.

cxo

— I did not abandon her until I was forced.

CVK

—Shall, or. Will be able to.

I do not intend to abandon the vessel . ap

CYS

—Shall, or. Will not be able to.

I must abandon the vessel ag

Vessel (or person indicated) is not able

I shall abandon my vessel unless you

to comply JLG

vrtllkeepby us ah

CYT

—When vTill you be able to ?

I will not abandon you (or vessel indi

CYU

—Will you be able to ?

cated ) . I will remain by you ai

With some assistance I shall be able to

I (or. They) wish to abandon but have

set things right dp

not the means aj

CYV

— You are able to.

CXP

—Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent.
Is she (or vessel indicated) abandt)ned ?

CYW

— You are not able to.

CXQ

AK

— They have abandoned.

CYX

Aboard. (See also Board. ) ,

CXR

—Vessel indicated is not abandoned.

CYZ

—Above board.
Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board

CXS

Abate-d-ing-ment.

(or, at— ) DKv

If the wind abates zeq

CZA

— All on board.

CXT

— No abatement.

CZB

— I am coming (or, sending) aboard.

Wind has abated outside zfj

CZD

— I will come alongside (or, aboard) if you

Wind has not abated outside zfk

will allow me.

CXU

— You may make some abatement.

CZE

— Send-ing. Sent a responsible person on
board.

Abbreviate-d-ing-ion. (See Abridge. )

DAQ

Abode cxz

CXV

Abeam, or. Abreast op.

CXW

—At — (time indicated) we were abeam

of—.
—I was abeam.

CZF

Abolish-ed-ing-tion.

CXY

CZG

Abotjnd-ed-ing.

(143)

144

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

ABOUT— ACCOMMODATE.

CZH

CZI

CZJ

CZK

CZL

CZM

CZN

CZO

CZP

CZQ

CZR

CZS

CZT

CZU

CZV

CZW

CZX

CZY

DAB

DAC

DAE

DAF

DAG
DAH

DAI

DAJ
DAK

DAL

DAM
DAN
DAO

DAP

DAQ
DAE

DAS

DAT

DAU
DAV
DAW

DAX
DAY
DAZ

About.

— About a mile (or number of miles indi-
cated).

— About April the — .

— About August the — .

— About December the — .

— About February the — .

— About January the — .

— About July the — .

— About June the — .

— About March the — .

— About May the — ..

— About mid-channel.

— About November the — .

— About October the — .

— About September the — .

— About the — .

— About the average.

— About the size.

— About the time.

— About to — .

— About to assemble.

About to veer cable ..- hqm

Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally

about — - DKT

Am about to sail.p, or, Code Flag over p
Are there any men-of-war about? ...sa
Could you understand what they were

signaling about? .- - wci

Go about- OBQ

— I am about to — .
I had a glimpse of the land about — - - qdu

— In about — .

— In about a fortnight.

Keep about mitt-channel lu

Need be under no anxiety about — . .eoj

— Round about.
Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) —

EOK

— Very anxious — about.
— What are you about ?
Whereabout -- csp

Above.
Above board -- cyz

— Above the — .
— Above the bow.
Above the horizon. On the horizon.

Abreast, or. Abeam of — '. cxv

At — (time indicated) we were abreast

(or, abeam) of — cxw

I was abreast cxy

— When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of) ?

Abeidge-d-ing-ment.
— You have abridged the message so much
that it is unintelligible.

Abroad.

Abscond-ed-ing.

Absent. Absence.
Absent from home.
Absent without leave.
Consul is absent jrn

During my absence (or, the absence of).
— Have, or. Has been absent.
His, Her, or, Their absence.

DBA
DBC

DBE
DBF
DBG

DBH
DBI

DBJ

DBK

DBL

DBM

DBN

DBO
DBF
DBQ

DBR

DBS

DBT

DBU

DBV

DBW

DBX

DBY

DBZ

DCA

DCB

DCE
DCF

DCG

DCH

DCI
DCJ

DCK

DCL
DCM
DON
DCO
DCP

Absent — Continued.
— In the absence of — . v

— Is he {or person indicated) absent 1
Leave of absence qlx

— My, or, Our absence.
—Shall, or. Will be absent.
— Your absence.

Absolute-ly.

— Absolutely necessary.

Abstain-ed-ing-er.

Absurd-ity-ly.

Abundant-ly-ance.
Supply abundant - xev

— There is abundance of.

Abuse-d-ing-ive-ly.

Accede-d-ing-ssion.
— Can accede to.
— Can not accede to.

Accept-ed-ing.

— Aoceptable-y-ance.

— Accepted by — .

— Can accept (or, be accepted).

— Decline accepting any — .

— Offer not accepted.

— Very acceptable.

— Will accept your offer.

— Will you accept ?

—With pleasure, I will accept.

access-ible.

Accident.

—Accident happened; crushed; fall;

jammed.
— Accident happened ; cut ; stab.
Accident happened; dangerously

wounded {or, hurt) al

— Accident happened; drowned; drown-
ing.
— Accident happened ; gunshot wound.
— Accident to boat.
Accidents to boilers {see page 178).
Accidents to engines or machinery {see

page 233).
Accidents to screw propeller (see page

353).
Accidents to steering gear (see page

399).
Accident ; want , a surgeon (or, doc-
tor) am

Has any accident happened? Is any

thing the matter bk

In case of accident (or, necessity) bp

Met with an accident ^.__bs

When did the accident happen? bu

aocidental-ly.

Accommodate-d-ing-ion.
—Accommodation ladder.

-Bad accommodation.

-Can you accommodate?

-Can you accommodate a passenger?
(Number to be shoion if more than one).

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

145

ACCOMMODATE— ACQUAINT.

DCQ

DCE
DCS

DOT
DCU

DCV

DCW

DCX

DCY

DCZ

DEA

DEB

DEC
DEF

DEG
DEH

DEI

DEJ
DEK
DEL

DEM

DEN
DEO
DEP
DEQ
DBR

DES

DET

DEU

DEV

DEW

DEX

DEY

DEZ

DPA

DPB

DEC

DFE

DFG

DPH

DPI

DFJ

DPK

DFL

DPM

DFN

DFO

Accommodate — Continued.

— Can not accommodate. No accommo-
dation for — .

— Good accommodation.

^I can accommodate a person {or persons
indicated) .
■Indifferent accommodation.

— No accommodation for passengers.

ACCOMPANY-IBD-ING-IMENT.

— Accompanied by {or, with) — .

— Can accompany.

— I can not accompany.

— I will accompany.

— "Will you accompany?

Accomplice.

aocomplished-ed-ing.
— Can yon (or person indicated) accom-
plish lor, do) it ?

Can not be accomplished (or, done)- -blx
— Easily done {or, accomplished).
—Has it been done {or, accomplished)?

If it can be done {or, accomplished) -Bzr

If it can not be done {or, accom-
plished BZS

Maybe done {or, accomplished) blt

— ^Not easily done {or, accomplished).

ACCORD-ED-ING .

— ^According to.
— A.ccordingly.
— According to directions {or, orders).

According to regulations xroF

— According to seniority.
— According to the usual practice.
— ^In accordance with.
— Not according to.

— Not according to orders, or. Against m-
structions.

Accordingly del

AccouNT-ED-iNG. To ACCOUNT. {See also
Account below.)
Account. {Bill) GKA

Account. {A Report) dew

— ^Account sent is correct.

— ^Account sent is incorrect.

— Alarming account of — .

—An account. {See also Report.)

— Bad account.

— Can account for — .

— Can yoti account for — ?

— Good account of — .

—Has brought the account of —

Have, or. Has received account of — .

— I have private account of — .
— Indiflerent account of — .
— Last account.
— Nejrt account.
— No account of — .
— No account received.

-Nothing important by last account.

■Quarterly account. ,

-Send an {or, your) account.

-Send account.

DPP

DPQ
DPR

DFS
DPT
DPU
DFV
DPW

DPX
DPY

DPZ

DGA

DGB

DGC
DGE
DGP

DGH
DGI
DGJ
DGK

DGL
DGM

DGN
DGO

DGP
DGQ
DGR
DGS
DGT

DGU

DGV

DGW

DGX

DGY

DGZ

DHA
DHB
DHC

DHE

DHP

DHG

DHI

DHJ

DHK

DHL

On account of

Do not anchor on any account le

Do not show a light on any account :QV
Do not show a light on my account -QBT
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice- PCB

■On account of the fog {or, weather).

— On account.

Accountable.

— I hold you accountable.

— Will be held accountable.

— Will not be accountable.

— Will not he accountable for boat hire.

Accountant.

— Accountant General.

accoutebments.

Accumulator.

accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive.

accurate-lt-acy-ness.

Is it accurate?
— It is not accurate.

AccusE-D-iNG-ATiON. {See also Charge.)
— Accused of having killed some one.
— Is accused of —

— Whd.: is he {or person indicated) accused
of?

ACCUSTOM-ED-ING.
ACID-ITY.

Carbolic acid hyd

Muriatic acid , '. -SCK

Nitric acid SiQ

Picric acid thv

Sulphuric acid XDi

Tartaric acid xkv

AOKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.

— Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal {or,

message).
— Acknowledge the receipt of — .
— Has the receipt been acknowledged?
— I beg to acknowledge.
— Make an acknowledgement.
— Must be acknowledged.

Acorn.

AcQUAiNT-ED-iNG-ANCE. (See also Inform. )

^-Acquainted with.

— Am acquainted with the anchorage.

— Am acquainted with the coast.

— Am desired to acquaint you {or person

indicated).
— ^Am not acquainted with the anchorage.
— Am not acquainted with the coast.
— Are you acquainted with the anchorage

(place, or, channel)?
— Are you acquainted with the coast?
— Desire you will acquaint.
— Did you acquaint?
— I am directed to acquaint you.
— Not acquainted — with.
— Shall, or. Will acquaint.
— Will you acquaint?

76564—09 10

146

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

ACQUIRE-

-ADMIRAL.

DHM

AcQTJiBE-D-iNG-siTiON. [See also Obtain. )

DJG

Address-ed-ing. Addressed to.

DHN

— No acquisition.

DJH

— Address (a direction).

DJI

— Address my letters to me at — .

DJK

— Could not find the address.

DHO

ACQUIT-TED-TING-TAL.

DJL

— Have you the address? or. What is the

DHP

—He {or person indicated) is acquitted.

address of — ?

DHQ

— He (or person indicated) is not acquitted.

DJM

— Insufficient address.

DHR

— He (or person indicated) will be ac-

DJN

— Leave your address at — .

quitted.

DJO

—Send your address to — .

DHS

— Is he (or person indicated) likely to be

Spell the address - wnc

acquitted?

DJP

—Telegraph address.

DHT

— Police (or other) authorities have ac-

DJQ

— The address is incorrect.

quitted.

DJR

— What is your address? ^

DJS

— What is your owner's address?

DHU

Acquittance.

DJT

Adequate-ly.

Acre. (Square Measure) axi

DJU

Adhere-d-ing-ence.

DHV

Across.

DHW

—Across channel.

DJV

Adhesive-ion.

DHX

— Swayed across.

DJW

— Adhesive plaster, or. Diachylon.

DHY

— There is (or, are) a boom (or, booms)

across.

DJX

Adieu. Farewell.

DHZ

AcT-ED-iNG. To Act.

DJY

Adjacent. Adjoining.

DIA

—Act (:An Act).

DIB

— Act as your judgment directs.

DJZ

Adjourn-ed-ing ment .

Die

— Act of Parliament (or. Congress).

DKA

— Have, or. Has adjourned.

Be certain before you act ihd

Parliament, Congress, Assembly (or

DIE

—By an act of Parliament (or, Congress).

other legislative body) adjourns (or.

Can you supply me with anyone to take

adjourned) on the-^ pei

charge (or, act) as engineer eh

DKR

—When do they (or, does — ) adjourn?

DIF

— Foreign Enlistment Act.

DI&

— Have you the Navigation Laws, or.
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-

DKC

Adjudge-d-ing-icate-ication.

try of vessel signaling?

DKE

Adjust-ed-ing-ment.

DIH

— How would you act?

Adjust-ed-ing compasses jhd

DIJ

— Iq the act of — .

Are your compasses adjusted jhe

DIK

— Navigation Laws, or. Merchant Ship-

Compasses not adjusted lately jhl

ping Act of the country of vessel sig-

I am going to stop, as machinery re-

,

naling.

quires adjusting.. _ RK

DIL

— Recent Act of Congress. Parliament,

DKF

— Machinery requires adjusting.

Assembly, or other legislative body.

Must be swung to adjust compasses.

DIM

—Self-acting.

JHY

DIN

— Shall we act in concert?

My compasses were adjusted at— ..jhz

DIO

—Will they act?

DKG

— Small adjustment required to machin-

DIP

—Will you act for me (or, — )?

ery.

DKH

—Stop engines to adjust tovnng cables.

DIQ

Action.

Stopping only for small adjustment to

DIR

— Can you renew the action?

machinery rdy

DIS

— Commence action.

Was swung for adjustment of compasses

Direct-action engine m ao

Double action-ing lkw

Sit — JIM

When, or. Where were your compasses

DIT

— ^I am not in a condition for action.

last adjusted ? .—.jiq

DIU

— Opportunities for action.

DIV

— Prepare for action.

DKI

Adjdtant-cy.

DIW

— Raditis of action.

DIX

— Ready for action.

DKJ

Administer-ed-ing-ration-tor-rix.

DIY

Active-ly-ness-ity.

DKT,

Admiral.

DIZ

— Active service.

DKM

—Admiral's flag.

DKN

— Admiral's house.

DJA

ACTUAL-LY-ITY.

■ Admiral's office spf

DKO

— Admiral's secretary.

DJB

Adapt -ed-ing-ation.

DKP

—Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
mands for you.

DJC

Add-ed-ition-itional-ly.

DKQ

—Admiral, or. Senior officer has no com-

In addition — to — .gho

mands for you.

DJE

—Nothing additional.

DKR

—Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested.

DJF

—To be added.

DKS

—Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

147

ADMIRAL— ADVISE.

DKT
DKU

DKV

DKW
DKX

DKY
DKZ

DLA

DLB

DLG
DLE
DLF
DLG

DLH

DLI
DLJ
DLK
DLM

DLN
DLO

DLP

DLQ
DLR
DLS

DLT
DLU
DLV

DLW
DLX

DLY
DLZ

DMA

DLB

DMC
DME
,DMP
DMG
DMH
DMI

DMJ
DMK
DML

Admiral,— Continued.

— Admiral, or, Senior oflftcer is generally

about — .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer is off {or

at) — .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board

(or, at — ).
— Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore.
— Admiral, or. Senior officer requests the

pleasure of your company to dinner.
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes.
— Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to

know.
— Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you (or person indicated) .
— Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you (or, — ) as soon as convenient.
— Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo.
— Admiral's, or. Senior officer's orders.
— Go to the admiral's office.
— Have not seen the admiral (or, senior

officer) .
— Have you seen the admiral (or, senior

officer)?
— Port admiral.
Rear admiral.
Send to the admiral's office.
— There are orders for you at the admiral's
office.
■Vice admiral.
■What is the name of the admiral (or,

senior officer) ?
Wbere is the admiral (or, senior officer)?

SJ

Admiralty.
Navy Department --- seo

-Admiralty, or, H. O. chart.
— Admiralty court.
■Admiralty, or. Secretary of the Navy's

— Admiralty instructions.

— Admiralty memorandum.

— Admiralty, or, Navy Department, tele-
graph-ed-ing.
Board of Admiralty »ow

— Droits of Admiralty.

—Secretary of the Navy, or, of the Admi-
ralty.
Telegraph Navy Department, or, Admi-
ralty, to — XLW

Admire- ABLB-Y.

Admission-ible.

Admit -TED-TING. (See also Allow and
Permit).
Admission-ible dlz

— Admitted on.
Dangerous to admit too many on board

at a time -- - <*b

— If time will admit.
—It admits of.
— Ticket of admission.
—Will it be admitted 1
—Will not admit of.
—Will not be admitted.

Adopt-ed-inq-ion.
— Must be adopted.
—Will you adopt ? .

DMN

DMO

DMP
DMQ

DMR

DMS
DMT

DMU

DMV

DMW

DMX

DMY

DMZ

DNA

DNB

DNC

DNE

DNF

DNG

DNH

DNI

DNJ

DNK

DNL
DNM
DNO
DNP
DNQ
DNR
DNS
DNT
DNU
DNV

DNW

DNX

DNY
DNZ

DOA
DOB
DOC
DOE
DOF

DOG
DOH
DOI
DOJ

DOK
DOL
DOM
DON
DOP

DOQ

Adrift.
Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
is gone) gae

Boat is adrift - gkn

Boiler loose, (or, adrift) - - _ gwd

Boom, or, Olsstruction broke adrift. gzm
■Broke adrift.
— Go-ing, Gone adrift.
Is adrift — near — .

Lighter is adrift Ra

Spars are all adrift.

Adult.

— Statute adult.

Adulteratb-d-ing-ion.

Adv ance-d-ing-ment .

— Advance note.

— -Advance post.

— Advanced guard.

— An advance in price.

— Army is advancing.

— Can you advance ?

— Do not advance.

— Enemy is advancing.

— Have, or, Has advanced.

— Month's advance.

— No advance.

— Pilot boat is advancing towards you.

— Prevent advance — of.

— To advance-d-ing (money).

Advantage, or. Benefit.
— A great advantage.

Advantageous-ly.
— Can not see the advantage.

Gained advantage.
— Has been attended with no advantage.

I took advantage of.

Is there any advantage to be gained?

No advantage.
— Take advantage — of.

Adventdbe-r.

Adversary.

Adverse.

— Adverse circumstances.

Advertise-d-ing.
— Advertise cargo and day of sale.
—Advertise for.
— Advertisement.

— Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mail.

Advice.

— His advice.

— I wait for advice.

— What advice have you received?

Advise-d-ing.
—Advised to.
— Do you advise me to — ?
— I would advise you — to — .
—I would not advise — you. I strongly
recommend you not to — .
Lloyds's agent advises you to — ...qwt
—What would you advise?

148

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

A DVISE— AGAINST.

DOR
DOS
DOT

DOU

DOV
DOW

DOX

DOY
DOZ

DPA

DPB

DPC

DPE

DPF

DPG

DPH

DPI

DPJ

DPK

DPL

DPM
DPN

DPO
DPQ

DPR
DPS
DPT
DPU
DPV

DPW
DPX
DPY
DPZ

Advise — Continued.

— Would advise. Would recommend.

— Would be advisable.

— Would not be advisable.

Advocatb-d-ing-cy.

Adze.

— Can you lend me hatchets {or, adzes)?

Afae.

Affair.

— Affairs appear more settled (look more

peaceful).
— Affairs are very unsettled.
— Affairs look more unsettled.
— Foreign affairs.
— Partnership affairs.
— Present state of affairs.
— Private affairs.
—Privy to the vs^hole affair.
— State of affairs at — .
— The authorities will put an end to the

affair.
— You had better put your affairs in the

hands of — .
Affect-ed-ing.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?

ldc
Affidavit.
— Be prepared with afiSdavits.

Affibm-ative-ly.
— Answered affirmatively.
Yes, or. Affirmative.

C, or. Code Flag over c.

Afplict-ed-ing-ion.

Afford-kd-ing.

Affix-ed-ing.

Affray.

Afloat.

Afloat aft (astern) bw

Afloat forward -_bx

Am afloat by

Are you afloat cb

— As soo_i as she is off (or, afloat).

Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any

means now available cd

— Expect {or vessel indicated expects) to
be got off (or, afloat) .

Floated nfa

— I shall get off {or, afloat) with assistance.

May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given CG

— May be got off {or, afloat) without as-
sistance.
— ^Nearly afloat.
— Not afloat.
— Not worth getting off {or, afloat) .

The tide will take her off (float her) nfe

•When will you be afloat?

When you float nfg

—Will be afloat.

Will not float nph

— You will not lie afloat all the tide.

DQH

DQI

DQJ

DQK

DQL

DQM
DQN
DQO
DQP
DQR
DQS
DQT
DQU
DQV

DQW
DQX

DQY
DQZ

DRA

DRB

DEC

DRE

DRF

DRG

DRH

DRI

DRJ

DRK

DRL
DRM
DRN

DRO
DRP
DRQ
DRS
DRT
DRU
DRV

DRW
DRX
DRY
DRZ

DSA

DSB

DSC

Afraid.

— Do not be afraid — of.

— I am afraid — of.

Aprica-n.

Aft.
Afloat aft BW

Fore and aft. --.nit

Fore and aft sails niu

I draw — feet aft and — feet forward-OA
My draught of water is — feet — inches

aft LNC

After. Afterwards.

—After a consultation.

— After a passage — of — .

— After breakfast.

— After Christmas.

—After coaling.

— After dark.

— After dinner.

— After Easter.
After him (his, her-s, it-s) lbwz

— After-hold.

— After-hours.
After I — Bxz

— After it was done.

— After magazine.
After me (my, mine) cea

— After midnight.

— After much persuasion.

— After, or. Jigger mast.

— After, or. On arrival of — {or, at).

— After order.

— After -part.

— After running — {miles indicated) .

— After sunrise.

— After sunset.

— After supper.
After the cmb

— After the battle.

— ^ After the departure of.

— After the gale.

After these {or, those) cnh

After they (their, them) cnj

After this (or, that) ckn

After we (our-s, us) ___cil

After which {or, what) CPS

After you-r-s cwb

Any day — after-- eos

— Day after. Next day.

— How long after ?

— Long after.
Morning after.

— Shortly after.

— Steer after me ; I have a pilot.

— The day after to-morrow.

Afternoon. In the afternoon, p. m.

— Afternoon watch.

— This afternoon.

— To-morrow afternoon.

—Yesterday afternoon.

Again.

Try again ycs

Against.
Against instructions. Not according to
orders -- - der

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

149

AGAINST— AGUE.

AGAmsT— Continued.

DTJ

Ago.

DSE

— Against the current (tide, or, stream) .

DTK

— How long ago {or, since)?

DSF

—Against the monsoon.

DTL

— Long time ago {or, since).

Can you beat up against? acD

DTM

— Months ago.

Can not beat up against gce

DTN

—Not long ago.

DSG

—Run against, or, Foul of.

DTO

— Some time ago.

DSH

Age. Aged.

DTP

Agony.

DSI

—What age 1

DTQ

Agree-d-ing. {See also Consent and Per-

DSJ

Agency.

mit.)

DTR

— Agree-d-ing with him {or, them) .

DSK

Agent.

DTS

—Agree-d-ing with me {or, mine).

DSL

—Agent is bankrupt.

DTU

—Agree-d-ing with you-r-s.

DSM

— Agent's instructions.

DTV

—Am I to understand you agree?

DSN

—Agent's request.

DTW

—Cannot agree.

DSO •

— Colonial agent.

DTX

— Dead reckoning agrees with observation.

Consular agent.- jrq

DTY

— Do you agree?

DSP

—Diplomatic agent.

DTZ

— Does not agree.

Have received the following communi-

DUA

— I agree.

cation {or, instructions) from your

DUB

— Vessel {or person indicated) agrees.

agent (or, owner) ia

DUC

— Will you {or person indicated) agree?

DSQ

—I have no business agent {or, I do not
know of any agent) at — .

DSR

— Inform agent— of — .

DUE

Agreeable-y.

DST

— My agents are — .

DSU

—Prize agent-cy.

DUE

Agreement.

DSV

— Telegraph to my agents.

DUG

— Articles of agreement.

DSW

—The best agents are — .

Lloyd's Salvage Agreement «wy

DSX

— Transport agent.

DUH

— Make; or. Made an agreement with.

DSY

—Who are the agents for — ?

DUI

— The agreement.

DSZ

— Who are the best agents {or, people) to
do business with?

DUJ

— ^Will you make an agreement?

DTA

— Who are your agents?

DUK

Agriculture-ist-al.

DTB

— Who generally does business for — ?

DUL

— Agricultural district — of.

DTC

—Who do you do business with?

DUM

— Agricultural implement.

DTE

— Your agents desired me to inform you.

DUN-

— Agricultural produce.

DTF

— Your agent {or agent specified) has dis-
continued business.

Department or Board of Agriculture . GOX

DTG

— ^Your agent {or agent specified) has sus-

DUO

Aground.

pended business.

Aground ; want immediate assistance.NA

You had better put your affairs in the

Am aground _ _ ...Bz

hands of — dpk

Am aground, likely to break up ; require

Lloyd's (agent).

immediate assistance ca

Condemned by Lloyd's agent QWP

DUP

— Are you aground?

Consult Lloyd's agent - - - QWG

Floated off npa

Do not interfere with {or, take the matter

Has she sewed?

out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent . qwh

DUQ

— Have you been aground?

French Lloyd's. Veritas nqp

DUR

— I am aground. Is aground.

Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?

I am aground; send what immediate

QWI

assistance you can .ob

Have you seen Lloyd's agent? Qwj

DUS

— I have {or vessel indicated has) been

I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.

aground.

cv

DUT

— I have {or vessel indicated has) not

Inform Lloyd's agent QWP

touched the ground.

Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's

DUV

— ^Is — {vessel indicated) aground ?

agent ---CXP

Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's

Lose no time in shoring up .CP

DUW

—Steamboat is aground.

agent -— qwr

Vessel {or vessel indicated) ashore near

Lloyd's agent advises you to — Qwt

Lloyd's agent is— QWS

Report me {or, my communication) to

{or, on) — CH

Was the tide high when you grounded? _ ci

Was the tide low when you grounded?-CJ

Tjlnvd'fi a.^pnt. at — UH

When did you ground? What time
and date did you {or vessel indicated)
ground? CK

j_iX\j\ U, O aiQ^i±u aiv — — •■- — - ^^-.

Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.- QXi

Who is Lloyd's agent? QXJ

Will Lloyd's agent come onboard?, .qxk

DUX

— You will be aground.
You will be aground at low water kx

DTH

Aggeieve-d.

DUY

Ague-ish.

DTI

Agitate-d-ing-ion.

DUZ

-^Fever and ague.

150

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part li.

AHEAD— ALL.

dva

Ahead.

DWU

Alert-ness. Alacrity.

DVB

—Ahead of the — .

DWV

— Be on the alert.

DVC

—Am, Is, or, Are ahead— of .

Boats can not pull ahead .-

Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or,

..GEK

Shoal

DWX

—Enemy on the alert.

ahead of you

...HFB

DWY

Alias.

DVE

^Can you steam ahead — of?

Convoy is ahead

...JUK

DWZ

Alien.

Convoy to keep ahead, of escort- .

lU

Do not pass ahead of me.

DXA

Alike.

Code Flag

over R

DXB

— Both alike.

DVF

—Farther ahead of.

CrCt ahead

LG

DXC

Alive.

1

Go ahead easy. Easy ahead

LH

Go ahead full speed

LI

DXE

Alkaline. Alkali.

DVG

— Go ahead of me.

DVH

— Go ahead of — .

DXF

All.

DVI

— Keep ahead — of.

DXG

—All captains.

I will pass ahead of you.

DXH

— All classes.

Code Flag

over X

DXI

—All clear.

DVJ

—Is she {or, it) ahead ?

DXJ

—All fast.

DVK

—Keep ahead and carry a light.

DXK

—All gone.

DVL

—Keep going ahead.

DXL

— All hands.

DVM

—Keep going ahead slowly.

DXM

— All hands at the pumps.

DVN

—Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop

a boat

DXN

—All included.

on board.

DXO

—All lost. Total loss.

DVO

—Next ahead.

DXP

— All nets lost.

DVP

— Pass ahead of me.

■ All on board CZA

DVQ

—She (vesisel indicated) is ahead.

DXQ
DXR
DXS

—All on board perished. All hands lost.
— All on board saved. All hands saved.
— All possible information — of (or, from).

DVR

AlD-ED-iNG. {See also Help and ASSIST.)

DXT

—All quiet at {or, in) — {or, on shore).

DXU

—All quiet with — .

DVS

AlD-DE-CAMP.

DXV
DXW

—All right.

—All safe. Saved.

DVT

AlM-ED-ING. To AIM.

DXY

— All snug.

DVU

— Aimed at.

DXZ
DYA

—All sorts.

— All the crew not on board.

DVW

AlR-ED-ING-Y.

DYB

— All the passengers not on board.

DVX

— Air bedding.

DYC

— All to pieces.

DVY

—Air -compressing pumps.

DYE

—All we 1. All well at — .

DVZ

— Air-pipe.

Are all your bills of lading complete and

DWA

— Air-pump.

signed? gkq

DWB

— Air-pump gear.

Are all your crew on board ? gpt

DWC

— Air-pump levers out of order.

Are all your passengers on board ?. .GPU

DWE

— Air-pump out of order.

DYF

— Are you all well ?

DWF

— Air-pump rod broken.

DYG

— Are your passengers all well ?

DWG

— Air reservoir.

DYH

— At all events.

DWH

— Air space {or, cells).

DYI

—At all {or, every).

DWI

— Air surface.

DYJ

— At all times.

DWJ

— Air-tight.

Bring all your papers Ljz

DWK

— Air valve.

Buoys have just been examined; they

DWL

— Cold air chamber.

are all right hmj

DWM

— Compressed air.

DYK

— By all means.

Crew are all on board gqb

Do all - LiK

DWN

Alabaster.

First of all. In the first place nbh

Have you all your papers ? ...taa

DWO

Alaem-ed-ing. .

DYL

—Is all included?

Alarm of fire

...MZN

DYM

— Is she all right ?

Alarming account of

...DEV

DYN

—Make all snug.

DWP

—Do not be alarmed.

DYO

— Most of all.

DWQ

— False alarm.

DYP
DYQ

—Not at all.
— Over alls

DWR

Alcohol-ic.

Passengers all on board-. gqb

Passengers are not all on board dyb

DWS

Alderman. Civic authorities.

Report {the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude — and longitude — {indi-

DWT

Ale. Beer.

DYR

cated) on the — {date indicated).- .UN
— She has righted ; she is all safe.

Alen. {Measure of length)

...AVL

DYS

—That is all.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

151

ALL— ALSO.

DYT

DYU

DYV

DYW
DYX

DYZ

DZA

DZB

DZC

DZE
DZF
DZG
DZH
DZI

DZJ

DZK
DZL
DZM
DZN

DZO

DZP
DZQ

DZR

DZS
DZT

pzu

DZV

DZW

DZX

DZY
EAB

EAC
EAD
EAF

All — Continued.

— "Vessels wishing to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals.

"Was all well when you left '? qln

You will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG

Allegiance.

Alliance {See Ally) dzs

Alligator. Crocodile.

Allot-ted-ting.
— Allotment.

To allot.

Allow-ed-ing-able. To allow for. (See
also Admit, Let, and Permit. )
Allowance dzg

— Allow me to congratulate you.
Allow no communication. Allow no

person on board fm

— Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish

all lights.
— Allowance.

Armed men not allowed to land ---Euv
— Can allow. Can permit.
— Can not allow it.
— Communication is allowed with.
— ^Half allowance.

— Have been on short allowance for some
time.
I will come alongside {or, on board) if

you will allow me czd

It is dangerous to allow too many people

on board at once GB

— It is expected the vessel {or vessels indi-
cated) will be allowed to leave.
Make allowance — to (or, for).
— Not allowed. Disallowed.

Put your people on an allowance. '

— Short allowance.
Vessels with combustibles not allowed

in HS

— "What allowance are you on 1

"What variation do you allow ? JIP

—"Will an allowance be made ?
—"Will you allow ? "Will you permit ?

Allude-d-ing-sion .

Ally-ied-ing-iance.
— Allied with.
— Our ally.

Almanac.
Have you a Nautical Almanac for the
current year {or for the year indi-
cated)^ RQ

Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz

— Nautical Almanac.

Almond.

Almost.

—Almost anything may be got.

Almuda. {Measure of capacity) ayk

Aloft.

—Fell from aloft.

—Gear aloft.

EAG
EAH

EAI

EAJ

EAK
EAL
EAM

EAN
EAO

EAP

EAQ

EAR

EAS
EAT
EAU
EAV
EAW

EAX
EAY
EAZ
EBA
EEC
EBD
EBF

EBG
EBH

EBJ
EBK

EBL
EBM
EBN

EBO
EBP

EBQ

EBR
EBS

Aloft — Continued.

Keep a good lookout aloft.
— Man aloft.

Alone.

Along— THE,
All the lights are out along the coast —
of — - PU

— Along the bank-
— Along the lines.
— Along the road.

-of.

Alongshore.

— Alongshore to the eastward of —(dis-
tance in miles may follow).

— Alongshore to the northward of — {dis-
tance in miles may follow).

— Alongshore to the southward of — {dis-
tance in miles may follow) .

— Alongshore to the westward of — {dis-
tance in mMes may follow).

Alongside.

Alongside the -jetty (wharf, or, pier).
— Alongside the mole.

As soon as alongside.
—Assemble alongside.

Boat is alongside (is on board) EV

— Call alongside.

— Can I come alongside?

— Can not come alongside.

— Come alongside.

— Do not come alongside.

— Endeavor to come alongside.

— Go alongside.

I shall Are into the boats if they persist
in coming alongside nak

I will come alongside {or, on board) if

you will allow me -Czd

— Lashed alongside.

— Let no boat come alongside.

Lighter alongside -QTC

— Not alongside.

— To be alongside — at — .

What is the depth of water alongside
the — ?---- KVi

Aloof. Keep aloof.

Aloud.

Alphabbt-ioal-ly.
Alphabetical signal, No. 1.

Code Flag over e
Alphabetical signal, No. 2.

Code Flag over f
Alphabetical signal, No. 3.

Code Flag over G
Note. — For method of using Alphabet-
ical Signals, seepage 13
— Alphabetical table {page 15) .
— Morse alphabet.

Use alphabetical (spelling) table---WNF
— Your name is not on my list; spell it
alphabetically {or, by alphabetical
table).
Already.

Also.

152

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Part II.

ALTER— AMMUNITION.

EBT
EBU

EBV
EBW
EBX
EBY

EBZ

ECA
ECB

ECD
EOF
EGG
ECH
ECI

ECJ
ECK

ECL

ECM

EON

ECO

ECP

ECQ

ECR

ECS

ECT

ECU

ECV

ECW
ECX

ECY

ECZ

EDA

BDB
EDC

EDF

EDG

EDH

EDI

EDJ

EDK

EDL

EDM

EDN
EDO

EDP

Alter-ed-ing. To alter.
— Alter course.
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port JZD

Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard jze

Alter course to — (point indicated).. . wf
—Alteration. *

— Alters the circumstances.
— An alteration has taken place.
— Any alteration in the position of the

armies?
— Any alteration in the position of the

squadron (or, fleet)?
— Any alteration (or, change)?
— ^Are there any alterations in the lights

(or, marks)?
— Channel has altered ; do not try it.
— Do not alter until — .
— Do not make any alteration — ^until.
— Duties are altered.
— I do not intend to alter course at present

(or. until).
— I shall alter course.
— I shall not alter course.
— I think we had -better alter course to —
(point indicated).
I will show a light to-night when I alter

course -._ qw

— Is there any alteration of marks?

— Is there any alteration in the market?

— It alters the case.

— Make an alteration.

— Much altered.

— Must be altered.

— No alteration has taken place.

— Shall, or. Will alter (or, be altered).

— ^Vessel indicated has altered course.

— We had better alter course to — (point

indicated).
— What alteration?

— When do you intend to alter course?
When I alter course to-night I will

show alight ---Qw

— When will you alter course?
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs

— Will be altered.

Alternate-ly.

Alternative.
— Alternatively.

Alternating light qrp

Although.

Altitude-inal-ally.

— Did you get a meridian altitude?

Double altitudes. (Sumner's line. )
— Equal altitudes.

Ex-meridian altitude.
— Meridian altitude.

•Sun's altitude.

Altogether.

— We have lost altogether.

Alum.

EDQ

EDR
EDS
EDT

EDU

EDV
EDW

EDX
EDY

EDZ

BFA

EFB

EFC

EFD
EFG

EFH

EFI
EFJ

EFK

EPL
EPM
EFN

EFO

EFP
EFQ
EFR
EPS
EFT
BFU

Aluminium.

Always.

— Is it always?

— Not always.

A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon.

Am. I am - BEA

Am, Are, or. Is able to cyf

Am I? EEC

Am I not? -.BED

Am I to? BEF

Am, Are, orf Isnot- beg

Am, Are, or. Is not able to ._ -CYg

Am, Are, or. Is not to be : bfd

Am, Are, or. Is not to have bqd

Am, Are, or. Is to beh

Am, Are, or. Is to be bfc

Am, Are, or. Is to have.. bqc

How am I? bxg

I am about to — daf

I am not. ...bei

If I am byx

If I am able to cyk

If I am not byz

If I am not able to cyl

What, or. Which am I? cpv

When am I to? . CQV

Where am I (or, are we)? csQ

Where I am (or, we are)? ctg

Why am I? .cur

Ambassador, or. Minister.

— Our ambassador (or, minister) — at — .

Ambulance.

— Ambulance required to convey a patient

to hospital.
— Prepare ambulance — for —

Ambush-cade.

Amend-ed-ing-ment.

America-n. American Colors.

Amicable-y-ility.

— Amicably settled (or, arranged).

Amid-st.

Amidships.

— Helm amidships.

Amiss.

— Not amiss.

— Something amiss.

— What is amiss?

Ammonia-iacal.
Sal ammoniac VFI

Ammunition.

— Ammunition is damaged.

Ammunition is nearly expended.

Can spare ammunition.
— Can you spare ammunition?
— I have (or vessel indicated has) no am-
munition.

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153

AMMUNITION— ANCHOR.

EFV

EFW
EFX

EFY
EFZ
EGA
EGB

EGO

EGD

EGF

EGH

EGI

EGJ

EGK

EGL

EGM

EGN

EGO

EGP

EGQ

EGR

EGS

AGT

EGU

EGV

EGW
EGX

EGY
EGZ
EHA
EHB
EHC

EHD

EHP

EHG

EHI

EHJ

EHK

EHL

EHM

EHN

EHO

EHP

EHQ

EHR
EHS
EHT
EHU
EHV

EHW

Ammunition — Continited.

1 will supply you with ammtinition
for — .

In want of ammunition.

Quick-firing ammunition.

Revolver ammunition icx

Rifle ammunition.

■Rounds of ammunition for — .
— Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns.

■What quantity of ammunition have you?

Amnesty.

Among-st.

— Among the breakers.

Fire in hold amongst the cargo or

I have been amongst the ice pbm

Amount-ing.

— Amount to — .

— Does not amount to an average of — .

— Not amounting to — .

— To a great amount.

— What amount of — ?

— What is the amount of — ?

— What is the total amount?

AMpfiRE. {Measure of electrical current. )

Amplitude.

AjttPUTATE-D-ING^ON .

— Amputation necessary.

Amuse-d-ing-ment.

An, or, A cxb

Analyse-d-ing-tic-al-is.

Ajtarchy.

Anchor-ed-ing. To anchor.

— Anchor. {An Anchor. )

Aiichor as convenient ky

— Anchor buoy.

— Anchor crane.

—Anchor drag-ged-ging.

—Anchor fished, or. Fish the anchor..

— Anchor fluke.

Anchor instantly KZ

—Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp).

— Anchor on bearing {indicated).

— Anchor shank.

— Anchor stock.

— Anchor stowed, or, Stow anchor.

— Anchor watch.

— Anchor where you are.

— Are you going to anchor?

— At anchor.

— Back the anchor.

— Best bower anchor.

—Bower anchor {weight, in cwts., if neces-
sary).

—Buoy rope {of anchor).

— Can we anchor with safety?

— Cat the anchor.

— Clear anchor.

—Directly you get bottom, let go your
anchor.

—Do not anchor. Keep under weigh.

EHX
EHY

EHZ

EIA
EIB

EIC
EID

EIP
EIG

EIH
EIJ
EIK

EIL
EIM

EIN
EIO
EIP
EIQ

EIR
EIS
EIT

EIU
EIV

EIW

EIX
EIY

EIZ

EJA

EJB

EJO

EJD

EJP

EJG

EJH

EJI

EJK

EJL

EJM

EJN
EJO
EJP
EJQ
EJR

EJS
EJT
EJU

Anchor — Continued.
Do not anchor on any account le

— Do not anchor yet.

— Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
her beat up on the beach.

— Do you intend anchoring?
Driving. I can veer no more cable.
Have no more anchors to let go nk

— Driving ; parted from anchor.

— Drove from her anchor.
Pish the anchor, or. Anchor fished -Ehb

— Floating anchor. Sea anchor.

— Foul anchor. Fouled her {or, my)
anchor.

— Foundered at her anchors.

— Have all your anchors ahd cables ready
for use.

— Have you anchored ?

— Have you parted JErom your anchor ?

— Help me to lay out an anchor.
I am at anchor eim

— I have hooked your anchor.

— I have let go my anchor, or, I am at
anchor.

— I have lost an anchor.

— I have no means of laying out an anchor.

— I have no more anchors to let go.

— I have slipped my anchor, but it is
buoyed.

— I must come to an anchor.

— I must recover my anchor.

— I shall anchor if circumstances permit
{place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary).

—I shall not anchor.

— If you will lay out an anchor for me, I
can get off.

— In anchoring look out for moorings.
In anchoring look out for telegraph cable,

wv

— It is not very safe where you are anchored.

— Kedge anchors {weight, in cwts. , if neces-
sary) .

— Lay out an anchor.
Let go another anchor kr

— Let go your anchor.
Light-ship at — is not at anchor on her
station, or. The light-ship at — is out
opposition QB

— Lost an anchor.

— Mushroom anchor.

— Must anchor.

— No anchor left.

— Only one anchor left.

— Patent anchor.

— Parted from her anchor.

— Parted in the night.

— Port anchor.
Sea anchor, or. Floating anchor Eic

— Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately (indicate if more than one).

— Sending, Sent an anchor and cable.

— Shall anchor in the bay.

—Shall I anchor?

— Sheet anchor.

— Sight your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear.

— Small bower anchor.

— Spare anchor.

— Starboard anchor.
Stow anchor, or. Anchor is stowed. ehj

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Part II.

ANCHOR— ANNUL.

EJV
EJW

EJX
EJY
EJZ

EKA

EKB
EKC

EKD

EKE

EKG

EKH

EKI

EKJ

EKL

EKM
EKN
EKO

EKP

EKQ
EKR

EKS
EKT

EKIT

EKV
EKW
EKX

EKY
EKZ

Anchoe — Continued.

— Stream, or, Small anchor {weight in
cwts., if necessary) .

— Tell them to recover my anchor.
The light-ship at — is not at anchor on
her station, or, Light-ship at :— is out
of position qe

— Tripped her anchor.

— Unable to weigh — anchor.

— Vessel indicated is at anchor (is anchor-
ing).

— Vessel indicated parted from her anchor.

Want an anchor tc

Want an anchor and cable yd

— Water is too deep to anchor.

— We had better anchor.

— When anchored.

— When do you intend to anchor?

— When shall we anchor?

— Where do you intend to anchor?

— Where shall we anchor?

— Why. do you anchor?

— Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying-out an anchor?

-^Will you pick up my anchor for me?.

— You may come to an anchor.

— You will overlay my anchor.

Anchorage. (See also Berth and Har-
bor.)
Am acquainted with the anchorage -Dgx
Am not acquainted with anchorage -DH a
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough

with wind from — ■ ox

Anchorage, or, Harbor is indiflferent-OY
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all

winds oz

— Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage

(place, or, channel)? dhc

— Bad an^'horage.
Best berth, (or, anchorage) bears from

me -...EP

Best anchorage is in • — fathoms ov

Calls the attention of vessels coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed

out by compass signal dp

Calls the attention of vessels leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by

compass signal dq

— Can, or, will you point out (or, take me

to) a good anchorage?
— Change your anchorage.
Do not attempt to make the anchorage

(or, harbor) Fw

— Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor).
Do not risk an anchorage unless you

have very good ground tackle px

— Do you Imow of any anchorage (or,
harbor)?
-Do you know the anchorage (or, harbor)?

Good anchorage odu

-Good bottom for anchorage.
How does the anchorage (or, harbor)

bear? __. pa.

-I do not know the anchorage (or,

harbor).
-I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage.

ELA
ELB

ELC

ELD
ELF

ELG
ELH
ELI

ELJ
ELK
ELM

ELN

ELO

ELP

ELQ

ELE

ELS
ELT
ELU
ELV

ELW

ELX

ELY
ELZ

EMA

EMB

EMC

EMD

EMP

EMG
EMH
EMI

EMJ

Anchorage — Continued.
I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )

with all despatch jt

— I shall try the anchorage.
— Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from?
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds (specify which

wind, if necessary)"! _.pb

It is not very safe where you are an-
chored EIX

— Lose no time in getting to the an-
chorage.
— Safe anchorage.
— Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?

Unsafe anchorage - pe

— Unsafe to remain at anchorage — until — .
— We are to leeward of the anchorage.
— We are to windward of the anchorage.

Anchovy

-CMD

-SVW

And.

And the

— And they.

In and out

— You and I (or, me).

Anemometer. Wind gauge.

Aneroid barometer.

Aneurism.

Angek-ry-ily.

Angle. Angleways.
— Angle iron.

— Beveled to an angle of — i
— Helm angle.

Angular-ly.

Animal.

Anna. (Coin)

Annex -ed-ing-ation.

Annihilate-d-ing-ion.

Anniversary.

Announce-d-ment.

Annoy-ed-ing-ance.

Annual-ly.

Annuity.

Annul-led-linq.
— Annul present formation.
— Annul the hoist indicated by numeral
signal.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it. VE
-Annul the last signal. The last signal

is annulled.
Annul the whole signal vp

-ASX

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155

ANOTHER— ANY.

EMK
BML

EMN

EMO

EMP
EMQ
EMR
EMS
EMT
EMU
EMV
EMW

EMX

EMY

EMZ
ENA
ENB

ENC

END

ENP

ENG

ENH

ENI

ENJ

ENK

ENL

ENM
ENO

ENP

ENQ

ENB
ENS

ENT

ENU

ENV
ENW

ENX
ENY
ENZ
EOA

Another.

— Another time.

Let go another anchor ke

Should like to have another compari-
son GV

Want another tug [indicate if more
than one)- yte

Answer-ed-ing. To answer. (See also
Reply. )
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signa^or,
message) dgo

— Answer. {A reply.)

Answered afBirmatively dpq

Answered by telegraph wq

— Answerable.

— Answered, or, Replied by telegraph.

— Answer the purpose.

— Answered negatively.

— Answering pennant (when spoken of).

— Be very careful in your answer.

— Can you await answer (or, reply) 1

— Forward answer by telegraph to signal

station at — .
— He (or vessel indicated) has not had an

answer.
— How long ought I to be getting an an-
swer from — 1
— I am waiting for your answer.
— I must decline answering.
— I think something might be got to an-
swer the purpose.
— I will answer presently.

In answer — to - --URP

— Is answer suitable (or, suflBcient) ?

— It will not answer. It is not suitable.

— Must give, or. Gives an evasive answer.

— Not answered. No reply.

— Pferhaps it might be made to answer.

— Received an answer.

— Send an answer (or, reply).

— Shall, or. Will answer (or, be answered).

Signal is answered vk

— Signal is not answered.
— Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
well.

Wait foranswer(or, reply) tx

—What answer (or, reply) ?

What was the answer (or, reply)? ty

— When do you expect an answer ?

Will await answer (or,reply) tz

— Will it answer the purpose ?
—Will not answer her helm.

Will you await answer (or, reply)?- - -UA
— You can communicate with — and get

an answer in — .
— You can get an answer in — .

Ant.

Antarctic.
Ante-meridian, or, A. M.

-EDU

Anthracite coal.
Anticipate-d-ing-ion.
Anti-fotjling composition.
Antimony.

EOB

EOC

EOD

EOF

EOG

EOH

EOT

EOJ

EOK

EOL

EOM

EON
EOF
EOQ
EOR
EOS

EOT

EOU

EOV

EOW

EOX

EOY

EOZ

EPA

EPB

EPC

EPD

EPF

EPG

EPH

EPI

EPJ

EPK

EPL

EPM
EPN
EPO

EPQ

Anti-pyrine.
Anti-scorbutic.
Antiseptic.
Anvil.

Anxious-ly-iety— to (for, or, about).

Am anxious for you to — .
— Anxious to hear of (or, from) — .

Need be under no anxiety about — .

Undfer no anxiety to (for, or, about) — .

Very anxious — about — daj

Any.

Any alteration (or, change) ? ..eca

Any alteration in the position of the
armies? eby

Any alteration in the position of the
fleet (or, squadron) ? ebz

Any anchorage in the bay ? ekq

— Any arrival from ?

Any bones broken? OYS

— Any cases of fever on board (or, at — ) ?

— Any casualties?

— Any chance of war ?

— Any commands ?

— Any day — after — .

Any deception kpg

— Any doubt.

— Any extras ?

— Any farther.

— Any fees (or, charges) ?

— Any fighting at ?

— Any forts ?

— Any freight offering ?

Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?

KWX

— Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
son indicated)''.
Any letters (or, papers) from — ? Jl

— Any longer.

— Any missing ?

— Any mistake ?

— Any more ?

— Any necessity for — ?

— Any news — of — ?

-^Any news of my family ?

— Any news of the — mail ?

— Any opposition— to (or, from — ) ?

— Any other.
Any person. Anybody epq

— Any person (anyone) on board.

— Any rate.

— Any sick on board ?
Any sickness at — ?- UT

— Anybody. Any person.

Anyone (see epz)

Anything (see eqd)

Anywhere (seeEQR)

Are, or. Is there— any ? bep

Are there any alterations in the lights

(or, marks)? ecb

Are there any lights (or, land-
marks)? QEA

Are there any men-of-war about? ---Sa

Are there any orders? stl

At any time XTI

Can I get any—? nyi

Can, or. Will you take any—? XJE

156

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Part II.

ANY— APPEAR.

Any — Continued.

Anything— Continued.

Can not be got oflE (or, afloat) by any

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of

means now available OD

my (or, the) boat? pb

Did you do any business? hnx

EQO

— I decline having anything further to do

Do not have any communications

(or, say) in the matter.

with— --HV

Is anything the matter? Has any acci-

Do not make any alterations — until —

ECO

dent happened? bk

EQP

— Is there anything to bring me up?

Do not show a light on any account- -QV

Hadanyletters(or",despatches)arrived —

EQR

Anywhere.

at? JM

EQS

— Anywhere else.

EPR

— Have you (or person indicated) any — ?

Do you, or. Does— (vessel indicated) call

Have you any combustibles on board ? . ho

anywhere (or, at — )? hw

Have you any message (telegram, orders,

EQT

—Have you called anywhere (or, at—)?
— I shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,

or, communication) for me? _ -IB

EQU

Have you any rockets? uze

at—)..

Have you had any births ? GLH

Have you had any sickness on board?

EQV

Apart.

WBA

Have you received any orders^-

EQW

Apartments.

from — ? STT

EQX

Apeak.

I can not stop to have any communica-
tion IF

—If you have any doubt.

EPS

EQY

Aperient.

Is, or, Are there any? bep

Is there any advantage to be gained ? . dnt

EQZ

Aperture.

Is there any alteration in the market?

ERA

— Screw aperture. Screw well.

EON

Is there any alterationinthemarks?-ECM

ERB

Apologize-d-ing. Apology.

Is there any danger — ^in — (of, or.

from)? GA

ERC

Apoplexy-ectic.

Is there any naval news? sem

Is there any opportunity?- SRX

ERD

Apparatus.

Is there any risk? uyb

ERF

— Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to

Is there any shelter? VWL

quiet it.

EPT

— Not any. None.

ERG

— Diving apparatus.

EPU

— Of any use.

ERH

— Life-saving (Mocket) apparatus.

EPV

— Scarcely any.

Life-saving apparatus (Rocket) Station,

EPW

— Were there any?

WRP

EPX

—Will it be of any usef

ERI

— Photographic apparatus.

EPY

— Will there be any?

ERJ

— Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming.

ERK

— Sounding apparatus.

Anybody. Any person epq

Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus teg

EPZ

Anyone.

EQA

— Anyone else.

ERL

Apparent-ly.

EQB

— Anyone hurt (or, wounded).

ERM

— Apparent time.

Anyone on board epm

ERN

—Apparently favorable-y.

Can you supply me with anyone to take

ERO

— Apparently shoal water to the — .

charge (or, act) as engineer? eh

Have you anyone that can work at a

ERP

Appeal-ed-ing. To appeal.

forge? -- NLE

Crew have appealed to the authorities.

EQC

— Is, or. Was there anyone on board?

FNE

Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)? eqb '

ERQ

— Have, or. Has appealed.

Not anyone Siu

ER8

— No use appealing.

ERT

—Shall, or. Will appeal.

EQD

Anything.

Almost anything may be got EiB

ERU

Appear-ed-ing-ance.

EOF

— Anything belonging to — .

Affairs appear more settled DOZ

EQG

— Anything else?

ERV

—Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable.

EQH

—Anything extra?

Appearances are threatening. Be on

EQI

—Any thing for me (or person indicated)'!

your guard-- FN

EQJ

—Anything further?

Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in

EQK

— Anything in sight?

its proper position hmg

EQL

— Anything of (or, from) — ?

ERW

— Do, or, Does not like the appearance of.

EQM

—Anything to (or, for) — ?

ERX

—Does not appear.

EQN

— Anything to send?

ERY

—Does, or. Did it appear?

Anything wrong with the engines, - -RD

ERZ

— Every appearance of foul weather.

Do not leave anything unsettled. --Qkr

ESA

—Has, or. Have the appearance of.

Have you anything for sale? vfl

ESB

—It appears.

Have you anything to report? URS

ESC

— No appearance of.

Part II.

GENEEAL VOCABULARY.

157

APPEAR— ARE.

BSD

ESF
ESG

ESH

ESI

ESJ

ESK
ESL

ESM

ESN
ESO
ESP
ESQ
ESR
EST
ESU

ESV

ESW

ESX

ESY

ESZ

ETA

ETB

ETC

ETD

ETF

ETG

ETH

ETI

ETJ

ETK

ETL

ETM

ETN

ETO
ETP

ETQ

ETR

ETS
ETU
ETV
ETW

ETX
ETY

Appeae — Continued.

— Should it appear.

— The appearance is not satisfactory.

— The appearance is satisfactory.

Vessel indicated appears in distress. NX
— Vessel indicated (hearing, if necessary)
appears to be — .

What state does the battery appear to
be in? -- fyv

Wind appears to be steady zfh

Appetite. Appetize-ing.

Apple.

Appliance.
Life-saving appliance.

Applicant.

Apply-ied-inq — to (or, for).
— Application.

Porward-ed-ing application to (or, for).
— Have applied (or, spoken) to—?
— Have you applied [or, spoken) to — ?
— Shall apply {or, speak) to.
— Will you apply {or, speak) to?

Appoint-ed-ing-ment — TO {nomination) .

— Appointment is made.

— Have, or, has an appointment.

— Is the appointment settled?

— Make an appointment for — .

— Shall appoint — .

— The appointment has not taken place.

— Time appointed.

— Will appoint.

— Will you appoint?

Apprehend-ed-ing.
Apprehended [arrested) by the police,

TNW

— Apprehension-ive.

— Do, or. Does not apprehend.

— Do you (he, or, they) apprehend?

Apprentice-d-ing-ship.

Approach-bd-ing-able. (See also Close. )
Approaching land Qdm

— Can not approach. _ .

— Do not approach the coast, because it is
mined.

— Do not approach too near.

—Meteorological OflQce {or, Weather Bu-
reau) reports depression approaching,
from the —

—Meteorological Office {or. Weather Bu-
reau) reports gale approaching from
the —
Pilot boat is approaching you dni

Appropriate-d-ing-ly.

APPROVE-BATION — OF.

— Approved.

— Do you approve — of?

— Not approved of.

Approximate-Ly.
— Approximation.

ETZ

EUA
EUB

EUC

EUD

EUF
EUG

EUH
EUI

EUJ

EUK
EUL

-CZJ

April.
About April the — . .
Beginning of April.
End of April.
•Next April.

Arab-ian-ic.

Apron.

Arbitrate-d-ing-or-ion.
Court of Arbitration k ab

Arc.

— Arc light.

Archbishop, or, Bishop.

Archine {Russian measure of length), ayth

Archine (Turkish measure of length)- aw 3

Archipelago.

Arctic.
Antarctic enw

Aedeb (msasure of capacity) ayl

Are. (Square or surface measure). -A.xj

Are-—' bej

Are, Am, or. Is able to CYP

Are, Am, or. Is not beg

Are, Am, or, Is not able to cyg

Are, Am, or. Is not to be bfd

Are, Am, or. Is not to have bqd

Are, Am, or. Is to beh

Are, Am, or. Is to be ^ bpc

Are, Am, or. Is to blame gmf

Are, Am, or. Is to have bqc

Are, or. Is his (her-s, its) bek

Are, or, Is my (mine) bel

Are, or, Is our-s, or. Are we? bem

Are, or. Is the? - ben

Are, or. Is their-s, or. Are they? .-.beo

Are, or. Is there — any? bep

Are, or. Is with — ber

Are, or. Is you-r-s bes

Ai-e there? bep

Are there any orders? stl

Are these (or, those)? beq

Are they? beo

Al-e to BEH

Are to be bpc

Are we (our-s)? --.bem

Are you-r-s? ---BES

Are you able to? cyh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had {or, have) done {or, is, or,
are doing) bul

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
is, or, are not doing) btjp

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)^a {or, are) for bur

'He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)is (or, are) but

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Part II.

ARE— ARMY.

Are — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-

cated)is (or, are) able to buv

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not buw

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not able to Bux

How are they? bxh

How are you? .- bxi

How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) ? BXO

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is {or, are) byl

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) able to btm

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not btn

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) is (or, are) not able to bto

If they are --Caf

If they are not Cag

If we are -Cax

If we are not cay

If you are cbq

If you are not cbk

If, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) ? bvy

Is, or. Are his (her-s, it-s) bek

I There are (or, is) cmg

There are (or, is) not cmh

They are for cnm

They are from bet

They are .' beu

They are not -.- bev

We are 1-.bew

We are not - --BEX

What, or. Which are (or, is)? cpw

What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?-CPY

What, or, Which is {or, are) he (she, it,

or persons or things indicated)'! .cpx

When are {or, is)? CQw

When are we? CQX

When are you? ...cqy

When he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is {or, are) l.. crj

When is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) t CRN

When they are csi

When we are CSL

When you are Osn

Where am I (or, are we)? csq

Where are (or, is)? CSR

Where are they?. cst

Where are you bound? sh

Where are you from? si

Where are you going? csu

Where he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or, are).- ctd

Where I am (or, we are) ctg

Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated)"). cth

Where they are cua

Where we are {or. lam) ctg

Where you are cup

Who are (or, is)? cui

Why are {or, is)? -__, cuz

Why are you? ' ova

Why are you not? .cvb

You are bey

You are not bez

EUM

EUN

EUO

EUP

EUQ
EUR

EUS
EUT

EUV
EUW
EUX

BUY
EUZ
EVA

EVB
EVO
EVD
EVP
EVG

EVH

EVI

EVJ

EVK

EVL

EVM

EVN

EVO

EVP

EVQ

EVR

EVS

EVT

EVU

EVW

EVX

EVY

EVZ

EWA

EWB

EWC

EWD

BWF

EWG

EWH

EWI

EWJ

EWK

Area, or, Surface.

Argentina. Argentina Colors.

Argentino. (Coin.) asy

Argue-d-ing-ment.

Arise-n-ing. Arose.

Arm-ed-ing. To arm.
— Arms (weapons).
—Arm boats.
— Arm chest.

Arm the lead - qjg

— Armed men not allowed to land.
— Armed merchant ship.
— Armed with — .

Fire-arms mzy

— ^How are you armed ?

How is she armed ?

I have no arms.

Not armed. Unarmed _ygj

Man and arm boats gtv

Send an armed boat guk

— She is armed. They axe armed.

— Small-arm men.

— Small arms (mustets, etc.).

— Small-arm magazine.

— With arms.

Without arms. Unarmed ygj

Arm. {Limb) .
— Arm broken.
—Arm dislocated,
— Left arm.
—Right arm.
Yard arm zkp

-YS

Armament.

Armature.

Armistice.

Armistice has been arranged.
— Is an armistice probable ?

Armor-ed.
— Armor belt.
—Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
— Armor-plate-d-ing.
— Armored cable.
— Armored cruiser.
—Armored deck.
— Armored ship.
— Armored train.

Armorer.

Army.

Any alteration in the position of the
armies?.- eby

Army is advancing.- dna

— Army is retreating.

— Army List.

— Army Service Corps.

— By, or. With the army.

■ — Captain in the army.

— Colonel.

— Commander-in-Chief.

—General.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

159

ARMY— ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.

EWL
EWM

EWN
EWO
EWP

EWQ
EWR

EWS

EWT
EWU

EWV

EWX

EY/Y

EWZ

EXA

EXB

EXC

EXD

EXF

EXG

EXH

EXI

EXJ
EXK

EXL
EXM

EXN

EXO

EXP
EXQ
BXR

EXS

EXT

EXU

EXV

EXW

EXY

EXZ
EYA
EYB
EYC
EYD
EYE

EYG
EYH

EYI

Army — Continued.

— Lieutenant in the army.

— Major.

— Of, or. From the army.

—To, or, For the army.

— Where is tlie — army ?

Arose. Arise-n-inq

...EUP

Around.
Arrack.

Arranqe-d-inq. To arrahge — to (or,
FOR) . (See also Settle. )

Amicably arranged (or, settled) efg

Armistice has been arranged TS

— Arrange-d-ing mails.

— Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
tion of).

— Arrangement.

-^Arrangements completed.

— Can it be arranged 1

— Can the difference be arranged ?

— Has arrangement been made ?

— I can arrange it.

— I leave it to your arrangement.

— Is all settled (or, arranged) ?

— Is everything arranged — for ?

— It was arranged that I should.

— It was arranged that I should not.

— Make-ing, Made arrangement — to — (or,
for—).

— No arrangement — to — (or, for).

— Unable to arrange.

— What are the time arrangements for — ?

— What arrangements to {or, for — ) ?

Arrear.

Ajirest-ed-ing.
Arrested (apprehended) by the police,

TNW

— Has been arrested.
— Has not been arrested.
— Under arrest.

Arrive-d-ino— AT. To arrive.
After, or. On arrival of— (or, at— )-DRE
An express has arrived from — - - - mph
Any arrivals from — ? bom

— Arrival.

— Arrived at destination.

— Arrived during the day.

— Arrived during the night.

— Arrived safely.

Await my arrival at — - epa

Await the arrival of— ppc

— Before arrival — of (or, at).

— Can you await arrival of — ?

-Despatches arrived.

Do you wish your arrival reported ?

— Due to arrive — at.

— Expect to arrive.
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
— at? ™

—Had the mail arrived when you left ?

— Has arrived off.

—Has he (she, or, it) arrived — at ?
Has the mail arrived — (from — . if nec-
essary) ? - 'i^

EYJ
EYK

EYL

EYM
EYN

EYO

BYP
EYQ

EYR

EYS

EYT

EYU
EYV

EYW

Arrive— CoMimwed.
—Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
-I (or vessel in question or now indicated)

arrived.
-I shall await their arrival (or, the arrival

of — ).
-Important intelligence has arrived.
— Large arrivals of — .
Mail arrived — on the — (date indicated),

RFC

Mails have (or, had) arrived from —

■ (datesupto — ) RFG

Mail has or, had) not arrived from —
(place indicated) RFI

Mail steamer arrives-d at — Rpl

— Not arrived.
On, or. After arrival — of — {or, at — )

DRE

Orders have not arrived yet — for — .suk
Reinforcements constantly arriving -UOM
Report my arrival (or, arrival of — ) .use
—Shall I await your arrival?
— Shall you await her arrival {or, the ar-
rival of — )?
■She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has)
arrived.

— She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has) not
arrived.
Telegraphic dispatches arrived from —

JX

-Very few arrivals.

Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns,

DY

Vessels just arrived, show your numbers

(or, distinguishing signals) dx

Wait for arrival— of ppc

-When did he (she, it, or vessel indicated)
arrive?
— When did you arrive?

When does the — mail arrive? rpz

When ought the next mail to arrive?

RGA

— Will arrive — at.
Will you await her arrival {or, the arri

valof — )? EYQ

Your orders have not arrived yet .-SVA

Arroba. (Measure of capacity) AYM

Arroba. {Measure of weight) azy

EYX Arrow.

EYZ

EZA

EZB

EZC

EZD
EZP

EZG

EZH
EZI

EZJ

Arrowroot.

Arsenal.

Aesenic-al.

Artery-eeial.

Article. (Object.)

— Article indicated can be supplied, but it

will require fitting
— Article indicated may be had at — (place

indicated) .
— Send the following articles.
— The following articles.

Articles of Agreement dug

— Send ship's articles.

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Part II.

ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT— ASK.

Articles op Agreement — Continued.

FBZ

Ascend-ed-ing.

EZK

— Ship's articles (or, papers) .

EZL

— Signed articles.

PGA

Ascertain-ed-ing.

EZM

—Termination of articles.

FOB

— Ascertain what.

PCD

— Ascertain when. ^

FCE

— Can you ascertain?

EZN

Artipice-ial-ly.

FCG

— Can not ascertain.

EZO

— Artificial horizon.

FCH

— Could it not be ascertained?
Damage not ascertained kiy

EZP

Artificer.

FCI

— Did you ascertain?

EZQ

— Artificer diver.

PCJ

— Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain.

EZR

—Engine-room artificer.

FCK

— Have you ascertained?

EZS

— Skilled artificer.

FCL

— It has been ascertained.

BZT

— What artificers have you?

Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longi-
tude, if rkcessary) but was unable to

EZU

Artillery-ist-man.

ascertain whether any people were on

EZV

— Artillery has been landed.

board zw

EZW

— Artillery, or, Ordnance stores.

PCM

— Shall, or. Will ascertain.

EZX

— In want of artillery.

FCN

— When it is ascertained.

EZY

— No want of artillery.

FCO

ASCRIBE-D-ING. TO ASCRIBE.

FAB

As.

POP

—What do you ascribe it to ?

PAC

— As a matter of course.

FAD

— As close as.

FCQ

Ash. [Wood.)

FAE

— As convenient.

FAG

— As far as.

FOR

Ash. Cinder.

FAH

—As fast as.

PCS

— Ash pit.

FAI

— As fast as possible.

FCT

— Ash shoot.

FAJ

— As follows.

FAK

— As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s).

FCU

Ashamed.

FAL

— As he is.

FCV

— Ought to be ashamed.

FAM

— As I (my, mine).

FAN

— As it happens.

PCW

Ashore. (See also Shore and Aground. )

FAO

— As it is.

Am on shore, likely to break up ; require

FAP
FAQ

— As it is not.
— As it may.

PCX

immediate assistance .-Ca

— Are you going ashore?

PAR

—As it was.

Do not send boats ashore after dark.GST

PAS

— As it was not.

I am h stranger here ; will you let me

FAU

— As it will be.

go ashore with you? och

As little as qvu

FCY

— Let him bring ashore (on shore).

FAV

— ^As long as.

FCZ

—Send ashore — to .(or, for) — .

PAW

— As many as.

Send thp letter bag on shore (or to vessel

FAX

— As many as convenient.

indicated) psn

PAY

— As many (or, much) as possible.

The ship's bags are sent ashore fso

FAZ

— As much as.

Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near

FBA

— As much as can be taken.

(or, on)— CH

FBC

— As near as.

FBD

— As often as.

FDA

Asia-tic.

FBE

— As quick as.

PBG

— ^As quick as possible.

PDB

Aside.

FBH

— As requested.

FBI

— As Requisite.

FDC

Ask— for-. To ask. (See also Request. )

FBJ

— As slow as possible.

Asked-ing pdm

FBK

— As soon as.

PDF

— Ask permission.

As soon as alongside ..eav

Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he

FBL

— As soon as convenient.

will communicate ht

FBM

— As soon as it is dark.

FDG

—Ask— (person or vessel indicated) not

FBN

— As soon as it is dusk.

to—.

PBO

— As soon as possible.

FDH

— Ask— (persoji or vessel indicated) to — .

As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw

PDI

— Ask him if.

FBP

— As soon as-the flood tide makes.

PDJ

— Ask the.

FBQ

— As soon as there is a breeze.

PDK

— Ask you not to.

PBR

— As they (their-s) .

FDL

—Ask you to.

PBS

— As to.

PDM

— Asked-ing.

FBT

— As usual.

Ashs name of ship (or, signal station) in

FBU

— As we (our-s).

sight VG

PBV

— As well as.

Asks precise time of high water, and

PBW

— As you-r-s.

minimum depth at that time XE

FBX

—As you please.

Note. — Reply will be :
1. By an hour signal (see page 58).

FBY

Asbestos.

2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.

Fart II.

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161

ASK— ASSIST.

FDN
FDO
FDP
FDQ
FDR
FDS

FDT

FDU
FDV

FDW

FDX
FDY

FDZ

FEA

FEB
FEC

FED
FEG

FEH
FEI

FEJ

FEE
FEL

FEM

FEN
FEO

FEP
FEQ

FER

PET

FEU
PEV

FEW

Ask — Continued .

— Better not ask the reason.

— Hail the strange vessel, and ask-

— Have, or, Has not asked.

—Shall, or, "Will ask.

— Unable to ask.

— Will you ask ?

Asleep. {See also Sleep.)

ASSASSIN-ATE-ION.

— An attempt to assassinate.
Assassinated (or murdered)-

-if— .

AssAULT-ED-iNG. To ASSAULT. (See also
Attack. )
Assault did not sncceed.
— Commit-ted-ting an assault.

ASSEMBLE-D-ING.

About to assemble dae

Assemble alongside eaw

—Assembled on the.

Boats to assemble .--QSe

Convoy will assemble at port {or place

indicated) JtlO

— Have, or. Has assembled.
— Shall, or. Will assemble.
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by Compass Signal

FROM you) ..FZU

— Was. or. Were assembled.
—When they assemble. ^

Assembly.

— Assembly,Congress,Parliament(oroifee}-
legislative body) adjourns {or, ad-
journed) on the — .

— Assembly,Congress,Pa,rliament(or'oi^er

legislative body) is dissolved.

Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or oiTier

legislative body) met {or, meets) on

the — - JPB

— House of Assembly.

ASSENT-ED-ING.

Yes, or, Affirmative.

c, or. Code Flag over c

ASSERT-ED-ING. ASSERTION.

— Have, or, Has asserted.
— It is asserted.

ASSESS-ED-ING-MENT.

— Damages are assessed at — .

Assessor.

Assets.

assign-ing-ment.

Cause, or. Reason must be assigned.iPO
The cause {or, reason) assigned, is --IFT
The cause {or, reason) assigned is suf-
ficient -iFtJ

Assignee.

FEX

FEY
FEZ

FGA
FGB
FGC

FGD

FGE
FGH

FGI
FGJ

FGK

FGL

ASSIST-ANCE.

Aground; want immediate assistance,

NA

Am drifting: want assistance cm

Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance ca

— Assist — {vessel indicated).

—Assistance was refused.

Assistant .-- --FGY

Boat is coming to your assistance ...et

— Can assist.

—Can be assisted {or, helped).

— Can I assist ?
Can I procure any assistance in the way

of — ? CN

— Can you assist 1

Can you assist — {vessel indicated)"! — co

Can not assist CP

Could not render assistance CQ

Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
without assistance bg

Do not require assistance {or, further
assistance) ck

Do the best you can for yourselves, no
assistance can be given ex

Do you require any assistance {or, help)
of— {or, from—)? cs

Do you require further assistance ?--CT

Do you require immediate assistance?

ou
-Every assistance will be given.

Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance 1...NH

-Give every assistance to — .

I am aground; send what immediate

assistance you can ^•..ce

■ I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;
I am attacked nj

I can not assist (help) you OTX

I can not take you in tow, but will
report you at — and send immediate
assistance. xyq

I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,'

cv

I shall get off {or, afloat) with assist-
ance DPT

I want assistance; please remain by
me - NR

-I will assist you {or vessel in distress).

-If I have not assistance.

In distress; want assistance ns

In distress ; want immediate assistance a

NC

-Is — {vessel indicated) likely to assist

{or, supply) me ?
Lighthouse, or. Light-ship at — wants

immediate assistance - cw

Light-ship, or. Lighthouse at — wants

immediate assistance cw

May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt

assistance be given cg

May be got off {or, afloat) without

assistance dpz

-Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
geon.

Mutiny ; want assistance yp

No assistance can be rendered ; do the
best you can for yourselves ex

a See Distress Signals, page 7.

76564—09 11

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Part II.

ASSIST— AT.

.

Assist — Continued.

Astern — Continued.

FGM

— OfiEered assistance, but they declined.

FHG

—Astern of the.

Passed a wreck (date, latitude and

Convoy is astern .-

—JUL

longitude to follow, if necessary) but

Convoy to keep astern of leader {or, \

couldnotrender any assistance ; people

escort) 1_-

IW

still on board--- --_ zv

FHI

— Drop astern — of.

Render all the assistance possible to -CY

FHJ

— Farther astern of.

Require help (or, assistance) of (or,

Go astern _-

LJ

from) cz

Go astern. Heave all aback

LP

Rudder disabled ; will you assist me 1

Go astern easy. Easy astern -.-

LK

(into port indicated, if necessary) . .!>&.

Go astern full speed

LM

Send immediate assistance db

FHK

—Go astern of—.

FGN

— Send boat to assist.

Go astern of me

.--FHQ

Ship disabled ; will you tow me? [into

FHL

—Has fallen astern.

port indicated, if necessary) my

Heave all aUack Go astern

LP

FGO

—Should you require any assistance {or.

I will pass astern of you.

help)?

Code Flag

over z

FGP

— Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance.

FHM

— Keep farther astern.

The ice is so solid I can not break

FHN

— Keep right astern.

through ; sendhelp(or, assistance) -pcf

FHO

— Keep going astern.

Vessel indicated (or, in distress) wants

My engines are going astern.

immediate assistance.- -- nw

Code Flag

overv

FGQ

— Vessel indicated does not require further

FHP

— Next astern.

assistance.

FHQ

—Pass astern of me.

FGR

— Vessel indicated not likely to supply

FHR

—Stem way. ' Going astern.

{or, assist) you.

FHS

— Tow astern.

FGS

— Vessel indicated wants assistance.

Veer a boat astern

..GVB

Want a surgeon {or, doctor). Medical

•

Veer a breaker astern

— FZZ

assistance fgl

Veer a rope astern __ -

---VAC

Want assistance -_ ye

Want assistance ; mutiny yf

FHT

Astonish -ED-iNG-MENT.

Want immediate assistance. In dis-

FHU

— Am, Is, or. Are astonished.

tress a NC

FHV

— It is astonishing.

Want immediate medical assistance -YL

We are coming to your assistance. --DC

FHW

Asteonomy-ical-ly.

FGT

— What assistance do you require ? What

do you want ?

FHX

.AlBUNDER.

FGU

—Will assist.

Will you assist me {or vessel indicated) ?

FHY

Asylum.

DE

FH7,

— Lunatic asylum.

Will you assist me {or vessel indicated)

in laying out an anchor ? ekl

FIA

At. At the.

Will you go to the assistance of wreck

At all {or, every)

---DYI

(bearing to follow, if necessary) - - -zy

At all events---'

--DYH

FGV

— With assistance fire can be subdued.

At all times

---DYJ

With immediate assistance fire can be

At anchor

--EHN

extinguished ny

At any time

--.XTI

With some assistance I shall be able to

FIB

— At dawn. Daybreak. Dawn.

set things right df

At daylight. Daylight -

-.KNB

FGW

— With the assistance of.

FID

—At first.

FGX

—Without assistance.

FIE
FIG
FIH

—At home.
— At last.
—At least.

FGY

Assistant.

FIJ
FIK
FIL

—At midnight.
— At night.
— At no time.

FGZ

ASSOCIATE-D-ING-ION.

FIM
FIN
FIO

— At noon. Noon.
—At once. Now.
—At one.

FHA

ASSORT-ED-ING-MENT.

FIP

*-At, or, In station.

Assorted cargo hyv

PIQ

— At place specified.
At present. For the present —

...NHJ

FHR

Assume-d-in6-ption.

FIR
FIT

— At quarters.
— At random.

FHC

Assurance.

FIU

FIV

—At sea.

—At sunrise. Sunrise.

FHD

ASSURE-D-ING.

PIW
FIX

—At sunset. Sunset.

— At the extremity (or, end) of.

FHB

Astern— OF.

FIY

—At the landing place.

Afloat astern (aft) bw

FIZ

—At the latter end of—. The latter end— I

Astern easy lk

of.

a See Distress Signals, page 7.

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163

AT— ATTEST.

FJA

FJB
FJC
FJD

FJE
FJG
FJH
FJI

FJK
FJL
FJM

FJN

FJO
FJP
FJQ

FJR

FJS

FJT

FJU

Fjy

FJW
FJX

FJY
FJZ

FKA
FKB
FKO

FKD

FKB
FKG
FKH

FKI

FKJ

FKL
FKM

FKN

FKO
FKP
FKQ

At — Continued.

At the nearest landing place qdo

At the railway station uhe

— ;At the (or, that) time specified.
At this port..-,- -..toq

— ^At top of.

— At what time 1 At what hour ?

— Is at — the.

Not at all --.DYP

To be at cnq

Athwart.

— Athwart hawse.

—Athwart ship.

— Athwart the tide '(current, or, stream).

Atlantic.

— North Atlantic.

— South Atlantic.

Trans- Atlantic xzw

Atlas.

Atmosphere.

— Atidospheric disturbance.

— Atmospheric pressure.

Atrocious-ly-ness-ocitt .

Attach-ed-ing-ment.

Attach^).

Attack-ed-ing. To attack. (See also

Assault. )
— (An) Attack.

Coup-de-main -_ _jyx

False attack- msd

— Have, or. Has been attacked.
— Have you [or vessel indicated) been at-
tacked ?

I am attacked ; want assistance. Help ;

lam attacked... nj

— I attacked.

— I (or vessel indicated) have been at-
tacked— ^by.

Night attack -SID

— Serious attack.
—Shall I attack ?
— Slight attack.

Support my attack xfa

— To be attacked.

Torpedo attack xwo

— Wait for the attack.

— Will you attack ?

made an unsuccessful attack on — .

Attempt-ed-ing to. (See also Try. )

An attempt to assassinate pdv

— Attempted to put to sea.
Do not attempt landing in your own

boats EY

Do not attempt to make the anchorage

(or, harbor) rw

— Do not attempt without a pilot.

— Have, or. Has attempted.

— I (or vessel indicated) Taaie the attempt

but did not succeed.
—Make an (or, the) attempt.
—Shall attempt to get away.
—Shall I make another attempt 1

FKR
FKS

FKT
FKU
FKV

FKW
FKX
FKY
FKZ

FLA
FLB
FLO

FLD

FLE

FLG

FLH

FLI
FLJ

FLK
FLM

FLN

Attempt — Continued.
Shall I try (or, attempt) — to 1

The attempt is dangerous gi

Useless to attempt (or, try) — to.
When may the bar (or, entrance) be

attempted? - fwd

■Will attempt— to {or, try).

— ^Will you attempt to— (or, try) ?

— You may make an attempt (or, try).

Attend-ed-ing-ance. (To be present at.)
— Attend on board.
— Attend survey.
— Attendant.
Has been attended with no advantage,

Attend-ed-ing. (To pay attention.) (See
also Attention. )
Attend to signals. dg

— I will attend to your signal.

Attention-ive.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code-.-dh
N. B. — The page is to be shovm first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between ves-
sels iising the United States edition,
as otherwise the pages I'ef erred to will
not correspond.
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal Di

Calls the attention of second ship, etc .dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
CaZZs the attentionof fourth ship,etc-DL
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc.DM
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass

signal DO

Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by

compass signal dp

Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the .bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
pass signal . .T)Q

Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will immediately

follow DR

— For yoiir attention.
— Have, oi; Has paid particular atten-
tion— to.
— I am paying every attention.

■ Look out. Pay attention DS

— Pay attention to orders.

Pay attention to signal dg

— Pay attention to the helm.
— Pay no attention to.
Pay strict attention to signals during

the night dt

— Pay the greatest attention.

— You do (or, did) not pay attention — to.

Attest-ed-inq-ation.

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ATTORNEY— AVOID.

FLO
FLP

FLQ

FLE

FLS
PLT

FLU

FLV

FLW

FLX

FLY

PLZ

FMA

FMB
FMC
FMD

PME
FMG
FMH

FMI

FMJ

FMK

FML
FMN
PMO
FMP

FMQ
FMB

FMS
FMT
PJtU

FMV
PMW
FMX
FMY

FMZ

FNA
FNB

FNC
PND

FNB
FNG

Attoeney. (Solicitor. )
— Power of attorney.

Attkact-ed-ion.
Have you any local attraction (devia-
tion) JHE

Attribute -d-ing-able.

Auction.

■Sales by auction.
— Sold by auction.

Audience. Audiblb-y.

audit-ed-ing.

Auditor.

Auger.

Augment-ed-ing-ation.

-CZK

August.

About August the — .
—Beginning of August.
—End of August.
— ^Next August.

Austi{alia-n.
— ^Australian meat.
Australian -"vine.

AuSTEiA-N. Austrian and Hungarian
Colors.
Bank of Austria run

AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LlOYD'S.

Author.

Authority. (Delegated power.)

— Authority insufficient.

—Authority is [or, will be) questioned.

— Authority sufficient for the occasion.

. By what authority? What is your

authority? fmy

— Exceed-ed his {or, their) authority.
— Exercised his {or, their) authority.

Give authority {authorize) fns

— Have {or, has) no authority to — .
— Have you authority to — ?

I have authority from, or. Am author-
ized by — .
— I have no authority.

No authority — to — .

On the authority of — .
— What is your authority? By what

authority?
— Without authority. Unauthorized.

Authorities. {Persons in authority!)
— Authorities {or. Police authorities) have

interfered.
—Authorities must interfere.
— Authorities will not interfere.

Authorities will put an end to the
affair dpj

Civic authorities. Alderman dws

—Crew have appealed to the authorities.
— Dock authorities.

FNH
PNI
FNJ
FNK

FNL
FNM
FNO

FNP

PNQ

FNB

FNS
FNT

FNU

PNV
FNW
PNX
FNY

FNZ
POA
FOB

FOC
POD

FOE

FOG
POH
FOI
FOJ

POK

POL
POM

FON

POP

FOQ

FOR

POS

POT

FOU

Authorities — Continued.
— Dock -yard authorities.
— Harbor authorities.
— Inform harbor authorities.
— Legal authorities.

-Local authorities.

-Medical authorities

-Police authorities.

Police {or, other) authorities have ac-
quitted -- DHT

Police {or, other) authorities have de-
cided against the crew kdg

-Police {or, other) authorities have fined
■ %■

Police {or, other) authorities have inter-
fered . PNB

Police {or, other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH

—Police {or, other) authorities will not
give any redress.

— Port authorities.

AuTHORizE-D-iNG. {See also Authority. )
— Have you authorized?

Automatic-ally.

Autumn — of.
— Autumnal.
— Last autumn.
— Next autumn.

Auxiliary.

— Auxiliary engine.

— Auxiliary screw.

AVAIL-ED.

— Avail yourself of.
Available.
Can not be got off {or, afloat) by any

means now available od

I am sinking {or, on fire), send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew NO

—I shall {or, will) avail myself of.

— If available.

— It is of no avail.

— It will not avail much.

No boat available fg

No doctor {or, surgeon) available ..wm

No interpreters available prp

No lighters available rb

— Send all available spars for — to.
There are no tugs available '..xz

Avast.

— Avast heaving.

Avenue.

Average. An average.
About the average czx

-An average number (or, quantity) of—.
Does not amount to an average of — .egj
-General average.

AVERSE-ION.

Aviso, or Despatch, vessel kwy

Avoid-ed-ing-able.
— Avoid, if possible.

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165

AVOID— BACK.

FOV

FOW

FOX

FOY

FOZ
FPA
FPB

FPC
FPD

FPE

FPG

FPH

FPI

FPJ

FPK

FPL

FPM

FPN

FPO

FPQ

Avoid — Contiivued.

— Avoid-ed-ing confusion.

—Can avoid {or, be avoided).

■Can not avoid {or, be avoided).

Unavoidable-ly

-YGK

Avoirdupois. ( Weight. )

AwAiT-BD-iNG. (See aZso Wait. ) To await.

— Await my arrival at — .

— Await otitside the inspection of the of&-
cials.

— ^Await the arrival of — .

— Awaiting coroner's inquest.
Can you await answer (or, reply)?. -EMV

Can you await arrival of — 1 eya

I have received orders for you to await

instructions from owners at — SQ

I shall await their arrivaUoj", the arrival

of — ) EYL

I will telegraph for your orders if you

will await reply sv

Keep off and on, and await instruc-
tions sx

Shall I await your arrival ? eyp

Will await answer {or, reply) tz

Will you await answer (or, reply) ?--TJA
Will you await her {or, the arrival

of—)? EYQ

Your orders will be awaiting you off —
{or, at — ) SVB

AwAKE-N-iNG. Awoke.

award-ed-inq.

Aware.

— Am, Is, or. Are aware — of.

— Am, Is, or. Are not aware — of.

— Are you aware ?

— I was not aware of it.

— Is he aware ?

— ^Not aware.

Awash.

Away.

Bring away hip

Carried away ico

Castaway --.ieb

Castaways iec

. Clear away itb

Could any vessel have got away after
you? OPC

Cutaway your masts kj

Cutaway khg

Do you think we could get away

from — ? XPZ

Doctor, or. Surgeon is away ljv

Funnel carried away ..nto

Go away obb.

Have, or. Has carried away ICQ

Heave away oi'z

Is it a difacult anchorage to get away

from ? ^^^

Is keeping away pvf

Is my berth a good one for gettmg away

from?...- GFW

Keep away pym

Keep more away pyw

Lower away .--- ebz

FPE

FPS

FPT

FPU

FPV
FPW
FPX
FPY
FPZ

FQA

FQB

FQC

FQD

FQE

FQG

FQH

FQI

FQJ

FQK

FQL
FQM

FQN

Away — Continued.
My sails are all blown away {or, split),

VEC

Open. Get farther away » mo

Ban, or, Runaway uho

Shall attempt to get away pkp

Slackaway wfq

The breeze will die away hop

You run away from me , vol

AwEiQH. {See also Weigh).
Are you, or. Is — {vessel indicated)

aweigh? zm

I am aweigh zn

— Vessel indicated is aweigh.

Awhile. While-st.

awkward-ly-ness.

Awning.

-Deck awnings.
— Furl awnings.
— Slope awnings.
— Spread awnings.

Awoke. Awake-n-ing ppe

Axe.
Pickaxe thr

AXIS-IAL.

Axle. Axletree.

azimuth-al.

— Azimuth compass.

— Azimuth table.

— Have you an azimuth compass?

— I have an azimuth compass.

— Variation by azimuth.

B. {Letter.) {For new method of
seepage 13.)

Back-ed-ing.
Back main topsail xwc

— Back the.

Back the anchor EHO

Ordered back sup

Put back ...uow

Put back damaged ..ucx

Send back -VPQ

— Was obliged to put back.
What is the cause of your putting back?

UDE

166

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Part II.

BACKSTAY— BANK.

FQO

Backstay.

FSW

Bake-d-ing.

FQP

— Topmast backstay.

FSX

— Bakery. Bake house.

FQR

Backwakd-ly-ness.

FSY

Baker.

FQS

Bacon.

FSZ
FTA

Balance-d-ing.
— Balanced rudder.

FQT

Badly.

FQU

— A bad method.

Bale. (Measure of Capacity. )...

. — ayn

Bad accommodation dcn

FTB

—Bale of—.

Bad account -DEX

FTC

—Bales of cotton.

Bad anchorage ekr

FQV

—Bad berth.

FTD

Bat,e-d-ing-r. To bale out.

FQW

— Bad case.

»

FQX

—Bad chahce.

FTE

Ball.

FQY

— Bad coal.

Ball {dance)

— KJW

FQZ

— Bad condition.

FTG

— Ball cartridge.

FRA

— Bad conduct.

FTH

—Is there a time ball at — ?

FRB

—Bad example.

FTI

—Time ball.

FRO

—Bad fuel.

PTJ

— Time ball drops at — .

FRD

— Bad habit.

PTK

— When does time ball drop?

FRE

— Bad landing.

FRG

— Bad lookout.

FTL

Ballast-ed-ing.

FRH

— Bad news — of.

FTM

— Ballast can be got at.

FRI

— Bad order. In b^d order.

FTN

— Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted.

Bad weather __ zb

FTC

—Ballasted with — .

Bad weather isexpected -FP

FTP

— Can I obtain ballast at — ?

FRJ

— Badly done.

FTQ

— I am {or vessel indicated is) In ballast. |

FRK

— Badly stowed.

FTR

— Light in ballast.

FRL

—Badly, or, Seriously wounded.

FTS

— Must take in more ballast.

FRM

— Engines working badly.

FTU,

—Pig of ballast.

FRN

— He, She, or. It is very bad.

FTV

—Water ballast.

FRO

— In a bad way.

FTW

— Water ballast tank.

FRP

—In bad health.

FRQ

— Is he (she, or, it) bad?

FTX

Balloon.

FRS

— Markets are very bad (very low).

FTY

— Captive balloon.

FRT

—Not bad-ly.

FRU

—Very bad-ly.

Balsam op copaiba

JVO

FRV

— ^Very bad draught.

Friars Balsam

— -NRP

FRW

— Very bad weather.

FRX

— Work badly.

FTZ

Bamboo.

FRY

— Worked-ing very badly.

FUA

Band. {Music.)

FRZ

Badge.

FSA

— Badge of offlce.

FUB

Band-ed-ing.

FSB

Bapple-d-ing.

FUC

Bandage-d-ing.

FSC

— Baffling wind.

FUD

Bandit-tl

FSD

Bag.

FSE

— Bread bag. Biscuit bag.

FUE

Banish-ed-ing-ment.

FSG

— Carpet bag.

FSH

— Coal bag.

FUG

Banjo, or, Screw frame.

FSI

—Hand bag.

PSJ

— Mail bag. Letter bag.

FUH

Bank-ed-ing. To bank.

FSK

—Oil bag.

FUI

—Bank, or, Pile of — .

FSL

—Sand bag.

FUJ

— Bank up.

FSM

— Send bag for.

FUK

— Bank up fires.

FSN

— Send the letter bag on shore {w to vessel

Clouds are banking up

...IWA

indicated).

Keep your fires banked up

— PZT

FSO

— ^The ship's bags are sent ashore.

FSP

— Whkt is the number of mail bags you

FUL

Bank. {Office.)

have on board?

FUM

FUN

—Bank of Austria.
—Bank of England.

S^§

Baggage.

FUO

— Bank of France.

FSR

—Baggage port.

FUP

— Bank of Germany.

FST

Bail-ed-ing-able.

FUQ
FUR

—Bank of Italy,
—Bank of Russia.

FSU

Bailiff.

FUS
FUV

— Bank of Spain.
—Bank of Turkey.

FSV

Bait.

FUW

—Bank of — .

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167

BANK— BARRICADE.

FUX

FUY
FUZ

FVA

FVB

FVC
FVD
FVE
FVG

FVH

FVI

FVJ

FVK
FVL
FVM

FVN

FVO

FVP
FVQ

FVR
FVS

FVT

FVtJ
FVW
FVX
FVY

FVZ
FWA

FWB

FWC

FWD

FWB

Bank — Continued.

— Bank (name indicated) has suspended
payment.

Bank note, or, paper money asv

-Bank rate.
— ^Banker.

Savings bank-_- via

Bank. (Shoal. )

Along the bank of .eak

— Deepest water is nearest the bank (or-,

reef).
— I have had thick fog on the bank.
— On a sand bank.
— On the left bank of the river.*
— On the right bank of the river.*
*NoTE. — The left or the right hand bank

in descending the stream.
■Sand bank.
Stand nearer the bank (reef, shoal, or,

bar). FWA

The bank is encumbered by fishing

boats EP

— The bank vs^as clear of fog.

Bankrtjpt-cy.

Agent is bankrupt..- dsl

—Bankrupt, or. Failed.

—Bankruptcies, or. Failures.

— Have any bankruptcies taken place?

Banquet-ed-ing.

Baptize-d-ing-ism.

Bab (of a harbor, etc) .

— At — i^time specified) there will be — feet

water over the bar.
— Bar can not be crossed until — .
— Bar harbor.

Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous fq

Bar is impassable fr

Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb

tide -EQ

Bar is not dangerous la

— Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just

at slack water (or, at — , time indi-
cated).
— Bar, or, Sands shifted.
— Bar passable.
— Can I clear the bar?
—Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to

get over the bar?
—On the bar.
—Stand nearer the shoal (bank, reef, or,

bar) .
—Vessel has struck on the bar.
—What are the leading marks for cross-
ing the bar?
What is the depth of water on the bar

(infeet)1 ^Q

—When may the bar (pr, entrance) be

attempted?
When will be the best time for crossing

the bar? xm

You will have water enough over the

bar (depth in feet to follow) vt

—You will not have water enough over

the bar (or, into the harbor) (depth in

feet to follow) .

FWG
FWH
FWI

PWJ
FWK
FWL

FWM

FWN

FWO
PWP
FWQ
PWR

FWS

FWT

FWU

FWV

FWX

PWY

FWZ

FXA
FXB
FXC
FXD

FXE

PXG
FXH
FXI
FXJ

FXK
PXL
FXM

FXN

FXO
FXP
FXQ

FXR

FXS
FXT
FXU

PXV
FXW

Bak. Baebbd-ing.
— Capstan b.ar.
— Crowbar.

—Eccentric bar broken.
— Fire, or. Furnace bar.
— Radius Tsars.

Barbek.

Barbette.

Bare-ness

— Barely.

— Bare poles.

— Barely possible.
Barely room to wear uzo

— Barely sufficient.

Barely time to save the mail ret

Running under bare poles - -.VCJ

— You have barely room.

Bargain-ed-ing. To bargain.
— Better bargain beforehand.

Barge.

— Bargeman.

Barilla.

-FXO

Bark. (See Barque)
Bark (of a tree).
Barley.
Barnacle.

Barometer.
Note. — For Barometer Table, seepageSQ.
Aneroid barometer elp

—How is the barometer? What is the

barometer doing ?
— I have not a barometer.
— The barometer has fallen very rapidly.
—The barometer is falling.
—The barometer is rising.
—The barometer is steady.
—The height of the barometer is —
—Watch the barometer.

What is the barometer doing? fxe

—What is the height of barometer ?

Barque.

— Barquentine.

— Pour-masted barque.

Barrack.

Barbel. (Measure of capacity) ayo

— Barrel of — .

— Barrel of flour.

— Barrel of oil.

Empty barrel — LXW

Powder barrel trj

Tar barrel -.xkq

Water barrel — -TVM

Barben-ness.

Barricade-d-ing. Barrier.

168

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

Part n.

BARRICOE— BE.

FXY
FXZ

FYA

FYB

FYC
FYD

FYE

FYG

FYH

FYI

FYJ
FYK

FYL

FYM

PYN

PYO
FYP
FYQ
FYR
FYS
FYT
FYU
PYV

FYW

FYX
FYZ
FZA

FZB
FZC
FZD

FZE
FZG

FZH
FZI

FZJ
FZK

Baeeicoe. (Breaker or small cask.)
Veer a barricoe aste;:n.

Barrow.

Barter-bd-ing.

Base.

— Base of operations.

Basin. (See also Dock.)

Basis.

Basket.

Bathb-d-ing-r. Bath.

Batman. (Measure of Weight) bay

Batten-ed-ing.
— Batten-ed-ing down.
Rolling batten uzk

Batter-ed-ing. To batter.

Battery.

— Are there any batteries ?

Daniell's batteries klm

Electric batteries luq

Firing batteries nae

Le Clanche's batteries qlz

— Masked batteries.
— Mortar batteries.
— Range of batteries.
— Test batteries.

— The enemy is throwing up batteries.
— There are no batteries.
— Under the batteries.
— What state does the battery appear to
be in?
You are within range of the batteries
(or, of the guns) -- GO

Battle.
After the battle drl

— Battle ship. Line-of -battle ship.

— Before the battle.

— Indecisive battle between the — and —

(names indicated) .
— When was the battle fought ?
— Where was the battle fought ?
has won a great battle at — , with a

loss of killed and wounded reported

at — .

Baulk-ed-ing. Balk.
— Baulk of timber.

Bay. Bay of.

Any anchorage in the bay ?-. bkq

— In the bay of — .

Shall anchor in the bay EJO

Bayonet.
Bazaar.

Be. Been. Being , bpa

Am, Are, or, Is not to be bfd

Be — Continued.

Am, Are, or. Is to be bpc

Be on the alert dwv

Be the bfe

Can, or. Maybe bfg

Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt

Can, or. May have been bfh

Can, or. May have done (or, been done)

BLV

Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or

thing s indicated) be? btk

Can, or. May he (she, iti or persons or

things indicated) have been? btl

Can, or, Ma^Ihel -Bkh

Can, or. May it be done? blw

Can, or. May there be? bfi

Cannot, or, May not be bfj

Can not, or, Maynot do(or, be done)-BLX

Can not, or. May not have been bfk

Can not, or, May not have done (or, been

done) BLZ

Can not, or. May not he (she, it. or per-
sons or things indicated) be? btm

Can not, or. May not he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

btn

Could, or. Might be bfl

Could, or. Might do (or, be done)--BMA

Could, or. Might have been. bfm

Could, or, Might have done (or, been

done) - BMC

Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) be? bto

Could, or. Might he (she, it. or persons

or things indicated) not be? btp

Could, or. Might not be bfn

Could, 07-, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD

Could, or. Might not have been bfo

Could tij'. Might not have done (or, been

done) bme

Could, or, Might there be? bfp

Had, Has, or, Have been bfq

Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been done)

bmr
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it. or per-
son s or things indicated) been?. _btu
Had. Has. or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not been?

btx

Had, or, Have I been bfr

Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs

Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been

done) ---BMS

Had, or. Have they been? bft

Had, or, Have we been? bfu

Had, or, Have you been? bfv

Having been .:..-- bfw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be BUC

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be---BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been-..BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cafed) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be Bvc

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF

Part II.

GENEEAL VOCABULARY.

1&9

BE.

Be — Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be Bva

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be bti

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, -will) not be bvk

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, -would) be BVM

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be

done) „ BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be--BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,

be done) bve

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be...BVX

I can (or, may) be bpx

I can not (or, may not) be bpy

I could (or, might) be bpz

I could (or, might) not be'^- bga

I had (01; have) been bgc

I had (or, have) not been bgd

I must be , bob

I must not be bgf

I shall (or, will) be bgh

I shall (or, will) not be: bgi

I should (or, would) be bgj

I should (or, would) have been bgk

I should (or, would) not be — — bgl
I should (or, would) not have been . _ bgm

If it can (or, may) be done bzr

If it can not (or. maynot)bedone- ,-BZS
Is, etc. (See Am, above.)

Is it not to be done? bni

Is it to be done? --Bnj

It, etc. (See He, above. )

It can be bgn

It can (or, may) be done bnk

It cannot be bgo

It can not (or, may not) be done _ _ -BNL

It could (or. might) be done bnm

It could (or, might) not be done bno

It had {or, has) been -..bgp

It had (or, has) been done bnp

It had (or, has) not been. _- --BGQ

It had (or, has) not been done bnq

It ought to be BGR

It ought to be done '- bnr

It ought not to be --bgs

It ought not to be done -. -_bns

It shall (or, will) be - --BGT

It shall (or. will) be done bnt

It shall (or, will) not be bgu

It shall {or, will) not be done bntj

Let her be --BGV

Let him be bxe

Let them be bgw

Let us be ...box

May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)

Must be CEM

Must do (or, be done)- -- --CEN

Must have been - CEP

Must not be - cev

Must not do (or, be done) CEW

Need be - --BGY

Be — Continued.

Need not be -BGZ

Not be (been, being) cfn

Not to be CGH

Not to be done CGI

Not to be had ogj

Ought not to be __ - chs

Ought to be -CHT

Ought to do (or, be done) chz

Shall, or, Will be bha

Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) bnw

Shall, or. Will have done(or, been done),

BNX

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be? bwe

Shall, or, Will he, (she it, or, persons or
thing-s indicated) do (or, be done) ?

bwf

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not be? BWi

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?

BWJ

Shall, or. Will I be? bhc

Shall, or, Will not be bhd

Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done). . bny
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been

done) BNZ

Shall, or. Will there be? bhe

Shall, or, Will they be? bhf

Shall, or, Will we be?. L bhg

Shall, or, Will you be? bhi

Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj

Should, or, Would be bhk

Should, or. Would do (or, be done). -BOP

Should, or. Would have been bhl

Should, or. Would have done (or, been

done) BOG

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons

or thing-s indicated) be? bwn

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) do (or, be done)?

BWO

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or thing-s indicated) have been?- -Bwq

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not bs? bws

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? bwt

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have been?

BWV

Should, or. Would not be bhm

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

Should, or. Would not have been. _ .bhn

Should, or. Would not have done (or

been done) boi

Should, or. Would there be? bho

That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr

That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,

CKT

That, or. This could (or, might) be.CKV
That, or. This could (or, might) not be,

CKW

That, or. This had has, (or, have) been,

OKY

That, or, This had (has or, have) not

been ckz

That, or. This must be CLJ

170

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

BE— BEAM.

Bb — Continued.
That, or, This must not be clm

That, or, This shall (or, will) be cln

That, or, This shall {or, will) not be-CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) be.CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,

CLQ

There can (or, may) be cmj

There can not (or, may not) be cml

There could (or, might) be cmo

There could (or, might) not be cmp

There had (has, or, have) been cmr

There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS

There shall ( or, will) be Cmv

There shall (or, will) not be CMX

There should (or, would) be cmz

There should (or, would) have been-CNA
There should (or, would) not be.--CND
There should (or, would) not have been,

ONE

They can (or, may) be bhp

They can not (or, may not) be bhq

They could (or,might) be bhk

They could (or, might) not be bhs

They had (or,have) been bht

They had (or,have) not been bhu

They must be bhv

They must not be..-.' bhw

They ought to be bhx

They ought not to be bhy

They sTiall (or,will) be bhz

They shall (or, will) not be. bia

They should (or, would) be bic

They should (or, would) not be bid

They were to be bie

They were not to be..- ..bif

To be - CNF

To be at - cnq

To be done cnb

To be had CNS

Was, or. Were to be big

We can (or, may) be bih

We can not (or, may not) be bij

We could (or,might) be bik

We could (or, might) not be bim

'We had (or, have) been bin

We had (or, have) not been bio

We must be bif

We must not be biq

We shall (or, will) be bir

We shall (or, will) not be ...bis

We should (or, would) be bit

We should (or, would) not be biu

We were to be Biv

We were not to be biw

When shall (or, will) be? CES

When shall (or, will) it be done?.--CEX

When shall (or, will) you be? csd

Where shall (or, will) be? ctl

Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu

Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)

Will it be? BIX

Would, etc. (See Should, above. )

You can (or, m.ay) be biy

You can not [or, may not) be biz

You could (or, might) be bja

You could (or, might)not be bjc

You had (or, have) been.. bjd

You had (or, have) not been ...bje

You must be _ bjp

You must not be _bjg

FZL
FZM
FZN
FZO
FZP

FZQ
PZR
FZS
FZT

FZU

FZV
FZW

FZX

FZY

GAB
GAG
GAD
GAE

GAF
GAH

GAI

GAJ

GAK
GAL

GAM

GAN

GAO
GAP
GAQ
GAR
GAS
GAU

Be — Continued.

You ought to be-.:. bjh

You ought not to be bji

You shall (or, will) be bjk

You shall (or, will) not be bjl

You should (or, would) be bjm

You should (or, would) not be bjn

You were to be bjo

You were not to be bjp

Beach-b»-ing.

— A rocky beach.

— A sandy beach.

— Beach (indicted) is good for watering.

— Beach (indicated^ is not good for water-
ing.

—Beach master.

— Beach party.

— Beach the vessel. Bun on the beach.

— Beach the vessel where flag is waved (or,
light is shown).

Beach your vessel at all risks -. ki

Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
her beat up on the beach ehy

— If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
sel where people are assembled (or,
as pointed out by compass signal
FROM you).

— Is there much surf.on the beach?

— Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
night.
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
night KG

— Not easy landing on the beach ; scarcely
prudent to land.

— On the beach.
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel.FZS

Beacon. (See also Buoy. )
— Beacon bears.
— Beacon buoy.

— Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
is gone).

Can see the beacon (or, mark) ru

— Can you see the beacon (or, mark)?
— How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)

bear?
— How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,

mark) to bear?
— I have not been able to make out the
beacon (or, buoy).
I think I must have passed the buoy (or,

' beacon) hml

■Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
hand.
— Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your star-
board hand.
Leave the beacon (or, buoy) to port.-LZ
Leave the beacon ( or, buoy) to starboard,

MA

Steer directly for the beacon (or, buoy).

Beam.

Abaft the beam

Abeam, or. Abreast of..

■Beam ends.

■Before the beam.
— Keep on lee beam.

Keep on weather beam.
— Lee beam.
— On port beam.

..CXI

-cxv

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

171

BEAM— BEAUTY.

GAV
GAW

GAX
GAY

GAZ

GBA

GBC

GBD

GBE
GBF
GBH
GBI

GBJ

Beam — Continued.
On starboard beam.

— On the beam.

Sway beam ..xoz

■Was thrown on her {or, my) beam ends.

— "Weather beam.

Bean.

Bear-ing. To bear (or, CAREY). Bearer.
Borne hai

I am the bearer of important despatches,

JR

Bearing.

Note. — Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings inpoints and half points are to be
understood as compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the compass and
uncorrected for either deviation or
variation. But bearings when given
in degrees are to be considered as
MAGNETIC bearings, i. e., compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
Both are to be reckoned from the ves-
sel signaling the bearing.

Anchor on bearing (indicated) ehf

— Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings?
At — {time indicated) light bore — -Pv
At — {time indicated) — {place indi-
cated) bore — distant — miles ed

Beacon bears gac

— Bear-ing. Bore. To bear.
— Bearing and distance of.
— Bearings by compass are . — .
— Bears. Bears to the — .
Best berth {or, anchorage) bears from

me — EF

— Buoy bears.
Calls the attention of the first {or, near-
est) ship on the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass

signal Di

Calls the attention of the second ship,

etc ^ DJ

Calls the attention of the third ship,

etc ---DK

Calls the attention of the fourth ship,
etc DL

Calls the attention of the fifth ship,

etc DM

Calls the attention of the sixth ship,
etc- DN

Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
signal DO

Calls the attention of the vessel coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp

Calls the attention of the vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing, etc. -DQ

Center of hurricane bears — igx

Compass bearing {i. e. the bearing shoum
by the compass atid uncorrected for
either deviation or variation) Jhp

Cross bearings kea

Do not bring the light to the — ^ of —
{bearing indicated) px

GBK

GBL

GBM

GBN

GBO

GBP
GBQ

GBR

GBS
GBT
GBU
GBV
GBW

GBX

GBY
GBZ
GCA
GCB
GCD
GCE

GCF

Bearing — Continued.
Entrance bears — ._■ -'- -EG

How did the land bear when last seen?

EH

How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear? ' gah

How does the entrance bear? ej

How does the harbor {or, anchorage)
bear? pa

How does the land bear? --.qds

Sow must I bring the beacon {or, buoy)

to bear? 1 l.-GAl

I saw the land bearing — {add time, if

necessary)-- vns

I shall keep the land {or, light) bearing
• — ,or, I shall keep hold of the land

(or,light) QA

Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,

or, light-ship) --QB

Indicate the bearing of — , What is the

bearing and distance of — ? Eo

Keep the light bearing between — and —

( bearings indicated) qc

Keep the — bearing — pzm

Look out for a boat bearing — gts

Magnetic bearing {i. e. , compass bearing

corrected for deviation) jhx

— On the bearing of —

Place indicated bears ek

There is a strange sail bearing — . em

True bearing {i.e., compass bearing cor-
rected for deviation and variation),

JIH

Vessel bearing — appears to be esh

— Vessel indicated bears.
What bearing shall I keep the light {or,

landmark) on? qf

What is my position by bearings? RV

What are the bearing and distance of

{place or vessel indicated)'! eo

— What is the bearing by compass?

Bearings of an engine.
Hot bearings .— _ Rl

— Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of

order).
— Shaft bearing.
— Thrust bearing.

Bear up — foe.
Bear up instantly lb

— Bore up — for.
— I shall bear up.
— I shall not bear up.
— May, or. Can I bear up?
— Shall we bear up?
Sprung my foremast and must bear up,

NKW

— Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up.

Beat-en-ing.

— Beat off a pirate.

— Beating off.

— Beating up.

— Can you beat up against?

— Can not beat up against.

Beauty-iful.

172

GENERAL TOOABULAET.

Part H.

BECALMED— BELAY.

GCH
GCI
GCJ
GCK

GCL

GCM

GCN
GCO
GOP
GCQ

GCR

GCS
GOT
GCU

GOV

GCW

GCX
GCY
GCZ
GDA

GDB
GDC

GDE
GDF

GDH

GDI

Becalmed.

— Bfecalmed off — for — i

— Several vessels becalmed off

— There is a likelihood of being becalmed.

Because.

Beckbt.

Become-ing. Became.
— What became of the proceeds — of — ?
— What has become of the crew?
— What has become of wreck?

Bed-ding.

Air bedding
— Bed clothes.
— Bed linen.
— Oyster bed.

Bee.

— Beeswax.

Beef.

— Beef is in good order.

— Can fresh beef be procured?

— Can you supply me with salt beef?

(Number of casks indicated.)
— Fresh beef.

— Fresh beef and vegetables.
Salt beef vps

Been. (See Be) .bfa

Beer. Ale. dwt

Bepall-en-ing. Befell.

Before.

Before arrival — of (or, at) --EXZ

Before breakfast hfi

Before Christmas _ iqb

Before dark klp

Before departure — of — kts

Before dinner ._ las

Before Easter ---LSH

Before Friday — nri

— Beforehand.

Before him (his, her-s, it-s) bxa

Before it — is -Cdx

Before it is dusk lpz

Before it is too late -Qho

Before leaving qkl

Before me (my, mine) ..ceb

Before midnight _ rti

Before Monday ..rxz

Before night.,-. sic

Before noon •. edu

Before sailing _ _ _ vdq

Before Saturday vht

Before sunrise xds

Before sunset xdt

Before supper .xer

Before that (or, this) oko

— Before the — . In front of.

Before the battle fyz

Before the beana gap

Before the end — of lyi

Before the wind zem

Before theni (their-s, they) CNK

Before this (or, that) cko

GDJ

GDK
GDL

GDM

GDN
GDC
GDP

GDQ
GDR
GDS
GDT

GDU

GDV

GDW
GDX

GDY

GDZ

GEA

GEB
GEC
GED

Before — Continued.

Before Thursday xrs'

Before to-morrow sah

Before Tuesday ydi

Before us (our-s) ,cim

Before Wednesday zag

Before you-r-s cws

Before you decide kpq

Before you sail. vdr

Breakfast before you start hfj

Day before kmz

In the same state as before vgk

Intend sounding (place indicated) be-
fore I try it I.POT

Just before ..pxk

Keep before the wind .zeu

Morning before sab

— Not before.

Running before the wind. vch

The day before yesterday knu

— Wasitbefora?

Beg-qed-qing. To beg.
I beg to acknowledge dqr

— I (or persons indicated) beg to be ex-
cused.

Begin-ning. Began. Begun.

— Can begin at once(or on date specified) .

— Beginning of — the.

Beginning of April eua

Beginning of August fmb

Beginning of December kpl

Beginning of February mtjq

Beginning of January pus

Beginning of July _ _._ pwn

Beginning of June pwv

Beginning of March rkw

Beginning of May enf

Beginning of November SKV

Beginning of October son

Beginning of September vrl

• — Do not begin yet.

— Have, or, Has begun.

— May I begin— to ?

— Not begun yet.
When do you begin (or, commence)?

JEW

— When does it begin (or, commence)?

Behalf. On behalf op.

Behave-d-ing-ior.

—Have, or Has behaved very gallantly.

Behind.

Behind the land.. qdp

Leave behind _ qkz

We have left men behind (number to
be shoym) qlo

— You have left a person behind.

Behold-ing-er. Beheld.

Being. (See Be) bfa

Belay-ed.
— Belayed to vessel.
— Belaying pin.
Is the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?

HRK

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173

BELGIUM— BEST.

GEF

GEH

GEI
GEJ
GEK

GEL
GEM
GEN
GEO
GEP

GEQ
GER

GES
GET
GBU
GEV
GEW

GEX

GEY

GEZ
GFA

GPB

GFC
GFD

GFE
GFH

GFI

QFJ

GFK
GFL

GFM

Belgium. Belgian. Belgian Colors.
Belief.

Belibve-d-inq-ee.
— Do, or, Does not believe.
— Do you (or does person indicated) be-
lieve?

Bell.

— Bell buoy.

— Bell buoy damaged; not working.
—Diving bell.
— Electric bell.
Submarine signal bell znb

Belligerent.

Belong-ed-inq— TO.
Anything belonging to — ? eqf

— Belong-ing to Government.

— Belong-ing to me.

— Belonging to this port.

— Do you belong to the convoy?

— Does it belong?

Does not belong to xup

I belong to the convoy of — (ships indi-
cated) JUS

I have goods belonging to y ou( or ,— ) .OEX

— Nothing belonging to you (or, — ).

Stranger belongs to — wvx

What company do you belong to?...lQ

What nation do you ( or vessel indicated)

belong to? sec

— Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
long?

— Whom does it belong to?

— Whom does she (or vessel indicated)
bislong to?

Below. Beneath.
Watch below yva

Belt-ed.
Armor belt evr

— Belted cruiser.

I have no life belts qrb

Life belt qkh

Bench.

— King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench.

Bend-ing. Bent. (To fix.)

Bend a new sail yds

— Bend cables.-

Bend sails vdt

Beneath -_ ..gfb

Beneficial-ly. (Advantageous) __dno

-

Benefit, or , Advantage dnl

— For the benefit of — .
— For the benefit of the insurers (under- 1
writers) .

Bent. Crooked kdr

Eccentric rod bent lsw

BeeIg.
Have you fallen in with ice? (State

whether berg or field) PR

Iceberg ..pby

GFN
GEO

GFP
GFQ
GFR
GFS
GFT

GFU
GFV
GFW

•GFX
GFY
GFZ

GHA
GHB
GHC

GHD
GHE
GHF
GHI

GHJ
GHK

GHL

GHM

GHN

GHO

GHP
GHQ
GHR

GHS
GHT

GHU

GHV

GHW
GHX
GHY
GHZ

Berkovitz. (Measure of weight) . - .bag

Berth . ( See also Anchorage . )

— Am I in a good berth?

Bad berth - fqv

Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from

me — _ EF

Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fath-
oms ov

— Clear berth.

—Foul berth.

— Good berth.

— I shall shift my berth.

— I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible.

— Inside berth.

— Is it worth while shifting berth?

-^Is my berth a good one for getting
away from ?

—Old berth.

— Outside berth.

— Shall I in my present berth have room
for weighing if the wind shifts?

— Shift your berth farther in.

— Shift your berth farther out.

— Shift your berth farther to the — .
Shift your berth; your berth is not
safe KT

— Sick berth.

— The berth you are now in is not safe.

— Wide berth.

— Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth?

— You are in a very fair berth.

— You are not in a good berth (are in a
foul berth).

— Yon have given me a foul berth.

Berthon boat, or. Collapsible boat.

Beseech-ing. Besought.

Beside. Alongside eas

Besides. In addition to.

Besiege-ing-r.

Bespeak-ing. Bespoke.

Best.
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from

me — ..EF

Best berth (or, anchorage) is in — fath-
oms. -- ov

Best bower ehp

— Best chance.

— Best watering place is — . •

Do the best you can for yourselves; no

assistance can be given(rendered) .ex

Hoist your flags where best seen..NDE

— It will be best.

Light, or. Fires will be kept at the best

place for coming on shore ke

— My best respects.

The best agents are — dsw

—The best place.
— The best plan will be.
The best time.
The best way.

The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated) .jzm

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BEST— BIRD.

Best — Continued.

Bicarb, of Soda. wiz

GIA

—This is my best point.

GIB

— This is not my best point.
Try your best tcz

BiCKFORD'S FUZE NUV

What is your best point of sailing?, vex

GJK

Bicycle.

When will be the best time for crossing

the bar? XM

GJL

BiD-DING-DER. BADB.

GIC

—Where is the best place to get — ?

GID

— Where is the best place to land?

GJM

BlG-GER-GEST-NESS.

GIE

— Which do you think the best?

GJN

— Too big (or, large).

GIF

—Which, or. What is the best?

Who are the best agents (or, people) to

GJO

Bight (of a rope).

do business with? dsz

Bight (a cove) kaf

GIH

Bet-ted-ting.

*

GJP

Bilge-d-ing.

GIJ

Betkay-ed-ing-er-al.

GJQ

— Are you (or vessel indicated) bilged?

GJR

— Bilge keel.

GJS

— Bilge pimip.

GIK

Better-ed-ing. To better.

GJT

— Bilge pump (donkey).

GIL

—Better.

GJU

— Bilge pump (main) .

Better bargain beforehand fwv

GJV

— Bilge pump out of order.

GIM

— Better not.

GJW

— Bilge pump valves out of order.

Better not ask the reason . _ — fdn

GJX

—Bilge water.

GIN

— Better not send.

GJY

— I am, or, She is bilged.

GIO

— Better separate.
Freights looking better nqf

GJZ

— I am, or. She is not bilged.

Had we not better run in and make the

GKA

Bill.

land? .-pz

GKB

—Bill of — from — .

GIF

—Had you not better?

GKC

—Bill of health.

GIQ

—Is there any better?

Clean bill of health— from— tq

GiR

—Little better.

Have you a clean biU of health? Ttr ■

GIS

—Much better :

I have a clean bill of health, but am lia-

GIT

— The sooner the better.

ble to quarantine . . Code Flag over q

We had better anchor. ekc

I have not a clean bill of health.

Weshalldo better on theothertack.xiN

Code Flag over i

You had better get a sick nurse . . wbk

Not clean bill of health flag (when spoken

You had better put your affairs in the

of) . ISW

hands of — ...dpk

You had better take a pilot at once _ tjx

GKD

Bill-hook.

GKE

Bill of exchange.

GIU

Between.

GKP

—Bill at — days.

GIV

—Between decks.

GKH

—Bill at sight.

GIW

— Between the two.

GKI

—Can I get a bill cashed here?

GTX

— Between whiles.

GKJ

—Can not get a bill cashed here.

GIY

— Between wind and water.

GKL

—I will cash (or, take) your bill.

Hostilities commenced between —

GKM

— Will you cash a bill on — for me ?

and — ozc

GKN

—Will you take a bill on — ?

GIZ

— Just betweep.
War between — and — yw

GKO

—Will you take my bill?

GKP

Bill of lading.

GJA

Bevel-led-ling.

GKQ

— Are all your bills of lading complete

Bevelled to an angle of — _ eltj

and signed? '

GKR

—Bills of lading not signed.

GJB

Beware— OF.

GKS

—False bill of lading.

GJC

—Beware of boom {or, obstruction).

GKT

—Have you bill of lading for — f

GJD

— Beware of brigands.

GKU

— I have no bill of lading for — .

Beware of derelict, dangerous to navi-

GKV

—I will not give up the bill of lading.

gation ..JE

GKW

—I will not sign the bill of lading unless — .

Beware of torpedo boats xo

Beware of torpedoes; channel is

GKX

Billet- ED-iNG.

mined. xp

GKY

Billy boat.

GJE

Beyond.

GJF

— Just beyond.
Nothing to be depended on beyond

GKZ

Bind-ing. (See also Bound.)

your own resources jiUM

GLA

Binnacle.

GJH

Bias-ed-ing.

GLB

Binocular. Field glass.

GJI

Bible.

GLC

Bird.

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BIRTH— BOARD.

GLD
GLE
GLF
GLH
GLI

GLJ

GLK
GLM
GLN

GLO

GLP

GLQ

GLR
GLS
GLT

GLU

GLV

GLW
GLX

GLY
GLZ

GMA
GMB

GMC

GMD
GME
GMF
GMH
GMI

GMJ

GMK
GML

GMN

GMO

GMP

GMQ

GMR
GMS

GMT

GMU

GMV
GMW

Birth. Born.
— Birthday.
— Certificate of iDirth.
— Have you had any hirths?
— Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages.

Biscuit.
Biscnit bag. Bread bag - fse

— Biscuit is not good. Bread is not good.
— Can you spare any biscuit ?
— In want of biscuit 1

Bishop, or, Archbishop euj

BiTB-iNG-TEN. Bit.
Frostbitten.- nsc

BiTT-ED-mQ.

Damaged the bitts kjd

Damaged the -windlass kje

BiTTER-LT-NESS.

Black-ed-ing. To black.

—Black.

— Black buoy.

Black draught LNB

— Black paint.

Black wash - yuq

Blacksmith.

Blade.

—■"How many blades have you to your

screw?
— Lost all propeller blades.
— Lost number of blades (indicated) of

screw propeller.
— One blade of propeller broken.
—Three blades of propeller broken.
— Two blades of propeller broken.

Blame-able.

— Blamed for.

— Is, or, Are to blame.

— Much to blame.

—Not much to blame.

Blank.

— Blank cartridge.

— Point blank.

Blanket.

Blast.

— Blasting powder.

Blaze-ing-d. (Flame) — ndu

Blbbd-ing. Bled.

Blind-bd-ing. Blindness.
— Color blind-ness.

Block-ed-ing. To block.
Canal is blocked huj

—Place (indicated) is blocked up by ice.

Block. (A block for purchase.)
— Plomer block.

GMX
GMY
GMZ
GNA
GNB

GNC

GND

GNE

GNP

GNH

GNI

GNJ

GNK

GNL

GNM

GNO
GNP
GNQ

GNR

GNS

GNT

GNU

GNV

GNW

GNX

GNY

GNZ

GOA

GOB

GOC
GOE
GOF
GOH
GOI

GOJ
GOK

GOL

GOM
GON
GOP
GOQ

GOR
GOS

GOT

GOU

GOV
GOW

Block — Continued.

Purchase block.
— Snatch block.

Thrust block broken.

Thrust block damaged.
— Thrust block rings defective.

Blookade-d.

— Blockade is not taken off.

— Blockade is taken off.

— Blockade runner.

— Blockading.

— Blockading squadron.

— Entrance of — blockaded.

— -Entrance of — is not blockaded.

—Has the blockade been raised (or, taken

off)?
— I have (or vessel indicated has) run tlje

blockade.
— Is blockaded.
— Under blockade.

— When does the blockade commence ?
—You will be stopped by the blockading

ships.

Blood-y. Blood vessel.

Blow-n-ing. Blew.

— Blow out.

— Blow out — boilers.

— Blow-off cocks (or, gear) .

— Blow-off cock out of order.

— Blow-off pipe burst.

— Blow-off valves.

— Blow off your steam.

Blow siren (or; steam whistle) at in-
tervals WD

— Blow through pipe.

Blowing hard. Squally weather ZH

— Blowing too hard.
—I think it will blow.
— If it blows.
— If it continues to blow.
— It blew too hard.

My sails are all blown away (or, split) ,

VEC

—Shall I blow off my steam ?
— Should" it come on to blow — from (quar-
ter to be indicated, if necessary) .

Blubber.

Blue.

—Blue light.

— Blue serge.

—Burn a blue light, or, Flash a little

powder.
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,

any means of making a signal) ?--GSP
— Have you any blue lights ?

Blue peter. ( When spoken of. )

Hoist the blue peter: ko

Blue peter (the flag) p

Bluff.

Blunder-ed-ing.

Board. (A body of officials.)
—Board of Admiralty.

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GOX

GOY

GOZ

GPA

GPB

GPC

GPD

GPE

GPF

GPH

GPI

GPJ

GPK

GPL

GPM

GPN

GPO

GPQ
GPR

GPS

GPT
GPTJ

GPV
GPW
GPX

GPY

GPZ

GQA
GQB

GQC

Board — Continued.

— Board or Department of Agriculture.

— Board or Collector of Customs.

— Bbard of Directors.

— Board of Health.

— Board of Survey.

— Board of Trade.

— Board of Trade Officer (or, Inspector).

—Board of Underwriters.

— Board of Works.

— Harbor Board.

— Local Board.

— Local Government Board.

— Local Medical Board.

— Marine Board.

— Medical Board.

— Trinity House (or, Light-House Board).

Board. (Timber.) (See also Board be-
low.)

Freeboard npw

Gangboard nwq

Board-ed-ing. To board. (See also
Board below) gpw

Board (On) Aboard ctx

— A contagious disease on board (or at

place indicated).
— A case of fever has broken out on board
(or on ship indicated).

Above board cyz

Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board

(or, at — ) DKV

All on board Cza

All on board perished. All hands lost,

DXQ

All on board saved. All hands saved,

DXR

Allow no communication. Allow no
person on board ._ pm

— Am. I, or, Are we to board 1
Any oases of fever on board (or, at — )?

EON

Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?

KWX

Any person (anyone) on board ? epm

Any sick onboard? epo

— Are all your crew on board ?

— Are all your passengers on board ?
Attend on board fkx

— Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel).

— Board-ed-ing. To board.

— Boarder.
Boarding officer spi

— Boarding pike.
Boat is on board (or, alongside) bv

— Bring on board.

Captain is not on board hwk

Captain is on board hwl

Captain is requested to come on board,

HWN

— Come on board.
Crew are all on board.

Crew not all on board dya

Crew refuse to go on board ecu

Dangerous to allow too many people on

board at a time gb

Female? on board mvq

Fire has broken out on board — of — .

Freeboard npw

Gangboard nwq

GQD
GQE

GQF

GQH
GQI

GQJ

GQK

GQL
GQM
GQN

GQO

GQP

GQR

GQS
GQT
GQU
GQV

GQW
GQX

GQY
GQZ

GRA
GRB

Board — Continued.
— Go on board.
— Got on board.

Has she any people on board? TPO

Have infectious cases on board pjh

Have military stores on board ....-RTV
— Have, or. Has on board.
Have shipvwecked crew on board ; will
you let me transfer them to you?

(Number to follow) kda

Have you a Custom House official on

board? kgx

Have you a pilot on board? tja

Have you any combustibles on board?

HO

— Have you any women on board?
— Have you boarded (or, visited) ?
Have you had any sickness on board?

WBA

— Have you on board?
He has not many hands on board? .omd
I am coming (or, sending) on board,

CZB

I have had cases of yellow fever on
board mwtc

I have had no cases of yellow fever on
board ." mwl

I have illness on board pcrr

I have no combustibles on board hq

— I have no women on board.

I have wrong papers on board tak

— I prefer stopping on board.

— I (or vessel indicated) was boarded.

— I will board.

I vrill come on board [or, alongside) if

you vnll allow me OZD

— ^Is — (person indicated) on board?

Is the captain on board? hxe

Is, or, Was there anyone on board?-EQC

It is dangerous to allow too many peo-
ple on board ait once gb

Leave on board -QLC

— Log board.

Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
on board dvn

No boat on board gtx

No intelligence obtained from vessel

boarded pog

— Passengers all on board.

Passengers not all on board dyb

— Put on board by — .
— Repair on board.
— Run on board by — .
— Send a rope on board.

Send a responsible person on board-CZE

Send carpenters on board — (ship indi-
cated) ibt

— Send on board — to (or, for).

— Several (or number indicated) sick on

board.
— Shipped on board.
— Stay on board.

The consul is desired to come (or, send)
onboard jrp

There is a spare propeller on board-TZD

To whom shall I telegraph that all are
well on board? xmh

Troops on board ..tbp

— Was not boarded.

— Was on board. Went on board.

Went on board. Was on board GRB

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BOARD— BOAT.

GRC

GRD

GRE

GRF

GRH

GRI
GRJ

GRK
GRL
GRM

GRN

GRO
GRP

GRQ

GRS
GRT
GRU

GRV

GRW

GRX

GRY

GRZ

GSA

GSB
GSC
GSD

GSE
GSF
GSH

Bo A.ED — Continued.

■Were you boarded?

What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? ..- -.fsp

■What vessels have you boarded?
— When will you board?

Will board (or, visit) yed

Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK
— ^Will you (or person indicated) come on
board?

Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on
■ . board? wp

Your friend is on board nrs

Boat.

Accident to boat dcj

All boats to return to the ship.

Code Flag over w

Am a mail boat rex

Arm boat etjs

Bank is encumbered by fishing boats,

EP

Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide EQ

Berthonboat ohm

Beware- of torpedo boats xo

Billy boat gky

Boat is coming to your assistance — et
— Boat bottom up {bearing, if necessary) .
— Boat can not be used.

Boat, or. Lifeboat can not come er

— Boat can not pull ahead.
— Boat come-ing (came).
— Boat hook.

Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)

ES

— Boat is adrift.

Boat is alongside (or, on board) ev

Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary) ap

Boat is going to you eu

Boat is lost A.Q

Boat is on board (or, alongside) ev

— Boat is on shore.

— Boat is safe.

Boat is stove ---AR

— Boat is sunk.
Boat is swamped as

— Boat oars.

— Boat race.

— Boat rope.
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light shown) JZ

— Boat's compass.

— Boat's crew.

— Boat's crew will not come.

— Boat's davit.

— Boat's gear.

— Boat's gun.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the
ship Code Flag over w.

— Boat's sail.

—Boat's slings.

—Boats are furnished with — (articles
indicated).

— Boats to assemble.

Bridge of boats hoc

Bring-to; I vill send a boat hix

— Bumboat.
Canboatsland? Can landing be effected?

EW

— Can send boat.

GSI
GSJ

GSK

GSL

GSM
GSN
GSO
GSP

GSQ
GSR

GST

GSU
GSV

GSW

GSX

GSY

GSZ
GTA
GTB

GTC
GTD

GTE

GTF

GTH

GTI

GTJ

GTK

GTL

GTM
GTN

GTO
GTP

Boat — Continued.

— Can you send a boat?

Can not get my boat out.

Can not send a boat ex

■Cargo boat.
— Coal boat.

Collapsible boat, or, Berthon boat--GHM

Custom-house boat. Revenue boat-KOiT
— Deal boat.
— Despatch boat.
— Did boat take?
— Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any

means of making a signal) ?
— Did boat take water?
— Divisional boat.

Do not attempt to land in your own

boats EY

— Do not send boats ashore after dark.

Do you want a lifeboat?. bz

— Drop boat.

— Endeavor to pick up boat.

Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka

Enemy's boat lzf

Enemy's gunboat LZi

Enemy's torpedo boat - lzm

Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen

to the — , steering to the — oh

— ^Every boat.

Ferryboat mvy

— First-class torpedo boat.

Fishing boat (craft, or, vessel) kaz

— Flat-bottomed boat.

Government steamboat opx

— Great risk in sending a boat.
— Guard boat.
— Gunboat.

Have lost all boats ; can you take people
off? . Nl

Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.FA
— Have only one boat (indicate other num- .

ber, if necessary).
— ^Have you any lifeboats?

Have you lost all your boats? bl

Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?

TJ

Have you seen any torpedo boats ?-.-XR

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of

my (or, the) boat? fb

— Heave-to; I will send a boat.
— His boat.
— Hoist up your boat.
— Horse boat.
— How many boats?

— How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew.

NO

I have lost all my boats bo

— I have the boats ready.
I shall fire into the boats if they persist

in coming alongside nak

I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat

(or, commvTnicate) EC

— I will send a boat.
— In the boat.
Is there any danger of mines or torpedo

boats? - — — -xs

— Jolly boat.
— Keep the boat.

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BOAT— BOILER.

GTQ

GTR
GTS:
GTU

GTV
GTW
GTX

GTY
GTZ
GUA
GUB

GUC

GUD
GUE

GUF

GUH

GUI
GUJ

GUK
GUL

GUM
GUN

GUO

GUP
GUQ
GUR

GUS
GUT
GUV
GUW

GUX
GUY

GUZ

Boat — Continued.
— Lend me a boat.

Let no boat come alongside -EBH

Let your boats keep to windward until

they are picked up fd

Let your boats pull to — {bearing indi-
cated) QOA

Lifeboat qrc

Life-Saving Service qbi

Lifeboat is going to you fe

Lifeboat sent for qrj

Lifeboat unable to come er

— Long boat.

— Look out for a boat bearing — .

— Make a signal when you want a boat.

Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat

on board dvn

— Man and arm boats.

No boat available fg

— No boat could live.

No boat fit for this work zhv

— No boat on board.

— {number) torpedo boats {give nation-
ality) passed in sight Xya

—Pick up boat.
— Picket {or, piquet) boat.
— Pilot boat {or, vessel).
— Pilot boat {steam).

Pilot boat's flag {when spoken of) . - ndk

Pilot boat is advancing towards you -dni

Pilot boat is most likely in direction in-
dicated {or, off — )--- TK

— Prepare boat— to {or, for) — .

Put a compass in the boat jid

— Quarter boat.

— Saw boat {indicate place and time, if
necessary).

Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary)

at — {or, near — ) xt

— Seen nothing of your boat.

Send a boat {number, if necessary) .-FU

Send life-boat to save crew fj

— Send me a boat from the shore (a shore

boat).
— Send a boat within hail.
— Send a water boat.

Sending a water boat yvj

— Send an armed boat.
— Send boat at — .

Send boat suitable for landing passen-
gers FI

— Send boat for telegram.
—Send boat to {or, for).

Send boat to assist fgn

— Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,

shoal).
— Send boat to take off the crew.
— Send boat to tow.
—Send boat with hawser

Ship indicated wants a boat fk

— Shore boat.

— Small-er boat.

— Steam boat {large), launch.

— Steam boat {small) , cutter, or gig.

Steam boat is aground duw

Steam gruard boat.

•Steam lifeboat.

Steam pilot boat gub

Steam pinnace.

Submarine boat-- xbi

GVA
GVB

GVC

GVD
GVE
GVF

GVH

GVI

GVJ
GVK

GVL

GVM
GVN
GVO

GVP

GVQ

GVR

GVS
GVT
GVU

GVW

GVX
GVY
GVZ
GWA

GWB
GWC
GWD
GWE
GWF
GWH
GWI.
GWJ
GWK

Boat — Continued.

The bank is encumbered by fishing

boats — Ep

— They are all in the boat.

They {boats) are making for the shore.Riv
—Top-up boat.

Torpedo boat xwp

Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel) xwu

— Troop boat.

Tugboat TDK

— Use-d-ing steamboats — for.
— Veer a boat astern.
— Want a boat.

Want a boat; man overboard bt

Want a boat immediately {if more than
one, number to follow) yg

We have sent for lifeboat fl

— Whaleboat. Whaler.

Will not be accountable for boat

hire dfw

— Will send boat.

Will you go on shore in my boat ?.-VZN
— You can not have a steamboat.
— Your boat.

Boatman.

Boatswain.

— Boatswain's mate.

— Boatswain's stores.

Bobstay.

BODT-ILY.

Anybody. Any person epq

Anybody on board epm

— ^Body post, or. Propeller post.

Everybody, or. Everyone Miu

Nobody, or, No one siu

Somebody, or, Some one wjp

boil-ed-ing.

Boiler.
Blow out boiler gnv

— Boiler burst.

Boiler burst; — men killed at

Boiler burst; — men killed, — others

wounded -- au

Boiler burst; no one hurt av

Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw
Boiler burst; number of killed and

wounded not yet known ----ax

Boiler burst; several men killed -'-..ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded.. az

— Boiler burst ; very slight damage.
Boiler can not be repaired re

— Boiler damaged.

— Boiler has been repaired.

— Boiler has not been repaired.

— Boiler leaking.
Boiler leaking seriously rf

— Boiler leaking slightly.

— Boiler leaky ; must be blown oflE.

— Boiler loose {or, adrift).

— Boiler maker.

— Boiler must be repaired.

— Boiler plate.

— Boiler plates damaged.

— Boiler primes.

— Boiler requires cleaning.

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boiler-

-BORN

Boiler — Continued.

Bond — Continued.

GWL

— Boiler requires repairs.

GYO

— In bond.

GWM

— Boiler room.

GYP

—Out of bond.

GWN

—Boiler tube.

GYQ

— Under bond.

GWO

—Boiler tube ferrules.

GWP

— Boiler tubes'burst.

GYR

BONE-Y.

Boiler tubes leaking-y rg

GYS

—Any bones broken?

GWQ

—Boiler tubes salted:

GYT

— Bones broken.

GWR

— Boiler working on seating.

GWS

—Clean the boiler.

GYU

Bonfire.

GWT

—Condensing boiler burst.

GWU

— Condensing boiler damaged.

GYV

BOOK-ED-ING. To BOOK.

Condensing boiler tubes burst yde

GYW

—Book (a boole).

GWV

— Donkey boiler.

GYX

—Book of Sailing Directions (indicate

GWX

—Donkey boiler burst.

place, if necessary).

GWY

—Donkey boiler damaged.

Have you a Book of Navigation Ta-

GWZ

— Flue boiler.

bles? - RN

Furnace crown of boiler collapsed. .NUC

Have you a Book of Sailing Direc-

axA

— Had only — boiler-s serviceable.

tions? RO

GXB

— Have only one (or number shown )

GYZ

—Log book.

boiler-s.

GZA

—Meteorological log book.

GXC

— ^High-pressure boiler.

GZB

—Muster book (or, roll). Roster.

Laid up to have a new boiler put in. . Qiu

GZC

— New book.

GXD

— Locomotive boiler.

Not on Tiloyd's Registry Book QXF

GXhl

— Main boiler.

GZD

— OflBcial log book.

GXF

— Multitubular boiler.

GZE

— Order book.

GXH

—Must have a new boiler.

GZF

— Signal book.

GXI

— New boiler has been put in.

GZH

—Steam log book.

GXJ

— Port boiler.

What is the date of your signal book? yl

GXK

— Port boiler defective.

GXT>

— Starboard boiler.

GZI

Book-seller.

GXM

— Starboard boiler defective.

GXN

— Tubular boiler.

GZJ

Boom.
Beware of boom(or, obstruction) ...a JO

6X0

BOISTEROUS-LY.

GZK

— Boom broken.

Stormy (boisterous) weather from

GZL

—Boom torpedo.

the— — --- zi

GZM

—Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift.

GZN

—Both booms broken.

GXP

BOLD-LY-NESS-EK-EST .

GZO

— Both booms with nets lost.

Is the coast bold? iyc

GZP

—Flying jib boom.

GZQ

— Jib boom.

Bolivar (coin).. asz

GZR

—Jib boom sprung.

GZS

—Lower boom.

GXQ

BouviA-N. Bolivian Colors.

Main boom RGH

GZT

— One boom broken.

GXR

Bollard. Towing bollard.

GZU

— One boom with net lost.

GZV

— Spanker, or. Driver boom.

GXS

BoLT-ED-iNG. To bolt.

GZW

—Spanker boom sprung.

GXT

—Bolt (a bolt).

GZX

—Studding-sail boom.

GXU

— Bolt rope.

There is a boom across dhy

GXV

—Connecting-rod bolts broken.

GZY

— Torpedo boom, or. Spars for nets.

GXW

— Coupling bolts broken.

GXY

— FiUgine bolts.

HAB

Boot, or, Shoe.

GXZ

— Eyebolt.

HAC

—Sea boots.

GYA

—Holding-down bolts loose.

GYB

—Piston-rod bolts broken.

HAD

Borax.

GYC
GYD

—Ringbolt.
— Screw bolt.

Border (Boundary) hbz

GYE

—Shackle bolt.

GYF

—Shaft coupling bolts broken.

HAE

Bore-ding. (To pierce.)

GYM

Bomb. Bomb shell.

HAF

Bore. (Tidal wave.)

GYI

—Bomb vessel.

HAG

Bore. (To bear.)

GYJ

Bombakd-ed-ing-ment.

At — (hour indicated), — (place indi-

GYK

has been bombai;ded.

cated) hoxe—, distant — miles ed

At — (time indicated) light bore— --PV

GYL

Bona fide.

Bear up for GBR

Bore up for gbs

GYM

BOND-ED-ING.

GYN

— Have you given bond?

Born. (See Birth) gld

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BORNE— BOX.

HAI

Borne.

HBQ

BOUND-TO (or,, TOWARDS).

Homeward bound OXL

HAJ

Borrow- ED-iNG.

HUR

— I am {or, vessel indicated is) bound to —

HAK

— Can I borrow ?

{place indicated).

MBS

— I am {or, vessel indicated is)tTom — , and

HAL

Borrower.

bound to — {places indicated) .
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;

HAM

Borsenhalle.

she is bound to — _---.^ urt

Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-

Outward bound .— swy

burg UL

HBT

— Strange sail {or, vessel indicated) is
bound to — .

HAN

Boss.

Where are you bound? ..sh

HAO

— Boss of screw.

HBU

— Where was she bound ?

HAP

Both.

HBV

Bound to. (See also Oblige and Compel. )

Bothalike dxb

HBW

—Bound to be given up.

Both Houses of Congress or Parlia-

HBX

— Bound to give it up.

ment OZP

Will be bound {compelled) to — jiw

HAQ

— Both sides.

HAR

— On both sides.

HBY

Bound. {Bind.)

Shorten in both hawsers opx

Weather bound — at — yzp

Veer both hawsers Opz

Wind bound — at — zfq

HAS

Bottle,

HBZ

Boundary.

HAT

— Empty bottles.

HAU

—Water bottle.

HCA

Bountipul-ly-ness.

HAV

Bottom.
Boat bottom up (bearing if necessary) ,

HCB

Bounty.

gri

HCD

Bow {of a ship).

HAW

— Bottom {ship's) foul.

Above the bow-.- - .dan

HAX

— Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones.

HCB

— Bow compartment.

Directly you get bottom, let go your

HCF

— Bow injured.

anchor ^ ehv

HCG

— Bow light {or, lantern, or, lamp).

HAY

— Double bottom.

Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on port

Flat-bottom boat. gsy

bow HPD

HAZ

—Foul ground. Rocky bottom.

Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or. Shoal on star-

Good bottom for anchorage ekx

board bow HFE

HBA

— Got bottom with — feet.

Cross the bow keg

HBO

— Hard bottom.

Is your bow much damaged? kjp

I can not make out the bottom flag-NDF ,

HCI

— Keep her bows on.

HBD

—Muddy bottom.

HCJ

— Look out on lee bow.

HBE

— No bottom with — ^eet.

HCK

—Look out on weather bow.

Require diver to examine bottom. -.lie

HCL

— Name on the bow.

Rocky bottom. Foul Ground haz

HCM

— No name on the bow.

HHF

— Sandy bottom.

HON

— On lee bow. Lee bow.

Sheathing for bottom {number of sheets

HCG

— On port bow.

to follow) VUG

HOP

—On starboard bow.

HBG

— Ship's bottom must be looked at.

HCQ

— On weather bow.

HBI

—Soft bottom.

HCR

— Port bow.

HBJ

—Weedy bottom.

HCS

—Port-bow light.

HBK

— What is the nature of the bottom ? or.

Ram bow uhm

What kind of bottom have {or, had)

HOT

—Starboard bow.

you?

HCU

— Starboard-bow light.

HCV

Bower

HBL

Bottomry.

Best bower ehp

Bower anchor (weight in ewts., if nee

essary ehq

-Bower cable.

BouGHD Ais . ( Measure of weight ) ba j

HCW

Small bower ejs

HBM

Bought. Buy-ing. (See Buy.)

Can I buy? _■ hov

HCX

Bowsprit.

I can buy how

HOV

— Bowsprit cap.

HBN

— I have bought.

HCZ

—Bowsprit sprung.

lintend to btiy box

Keep a light on your bowsprit snd..QY

HBO

I wish to buy hoy

—Was not to be bought.

HDA

— With loss of bowsprit.

Will you {or person indicated) buy?.uCF .

HDB

Box.

HDC

—Despatch box.

HBP

Boulevard, or. Terrace.

HDE

— Junction box.

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BOX— BRIBE.

Box — Continued.

1

Break — Continued.

HDF

—Paddle box.

1

HEW

— Break in cable.

HDG

—Stuffing box.

Break-ing. Broke the quarantine

laws.

HDI

— Stuffing box broken.

ueb

HDJ

-Stuffing-box glands out of order.

HEX

— Breaking up.
Breakwater--

--HFM

HDK

BOXHATJL-ED-ING.

HEY

— Can one break through the ice ?

Enemy is breaking up his encampment, |

HDL

Boy.

Icebreaker

LZC

...pbv

HDM

Beace-d-ing. To brace

The ice is so solid, I can not

break

HDN

— Brace round.

through; send help ---

...POP

HDO

— Brace round your 'head yards.

HEZ

— When did sickness break out ?

HDP

— Brace up.

Breakage. (Frncfure. )

...NPJ

HDQ

Bracket.

Breaker. Barricoe (a small cask) .fxy

HDR

Brackish.

HFA

Veer a breaker astern

Breakers.

...FXZ

HDS

Brail-ed-ins — UP.

Amqng the breakers

—Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or

—EOF

HDT

— Brail up the spanker.

HPB

Shoal

ahead of you.

HDU

Brake.

HFC

— Breakers on the — .

HDV

— Pump brakes.

HFD'

— Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your |

port bow.

HDW

Branch-ed-inq.

HFE

— Breakers. Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your |

starboard bow.

HDX

Brand-ed-ing.

Ice breakers

...pby

HDY

— What brand {or, trade-mark)?

HFG

Breakfast. To breakfast.

HDZ

Brandy.

HFI

After breakfast

—Before breakfast.

— -DQP

HEA

Brassy.

HFJ

— Breakfast before you start.

HEB

— Connecting-rod brasses broken

or, out

HFK

—Have you breakfasted ?

of order).

HPL

—Will you breakfast with me ?

HEC

— Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).

Crank-pin brasses broken -

-.-KBN

Hi'M

Breakwater.

Main-bearing brasses broken (or

, out of

order)

- - . gbo

HPN

Breast.

HED

— ^Piston-rod brasses broken {or.

out of

Abreast, or. Abeam of

... CXV

order).

HFO
HFP

— Breast high.
—Breast hook.

HEF

Brave-ly-ry-b-st.

HFQ

— Breast rope.

HEG

Brazil-ian. Brazilian Colors.

HFR

Breath-e-ed-ing.

HEI

Breach-ed-ing.

HFS

Breech-ing.

HEJ

—Made a breach.

HFT

Breeches buoy.

HEK

Bread.

HEL

—Bread and water.
Bread bag. Biscuit bag

FSE

HFU

BREECH-LOADER-IN&.

Bread is not good. Biscuit

is not

HPV

Breed-ing. Bred.

HEM

good

— Bread room.

.--GLK

HFW

Breeze. (See also Wind) .

HEN

— BreadstuflEs.

HFX

—A stiflE breeze.

HEO

—Fresh bread. Soft bread.

As soon as there is a breeze

--.PBQ

HEP

— No bread.

HFY

— Breeze will freshen.

Soft bread. Fresh bread

.--HEO

HFZ

— Fresh breeze.

Want bread. In want of biscuit - -GLN

HGA

— I shall weigh the moment the

springs up.
— Land breeze.
Moderate breeze

— Sea breeze.

breeze

HEQ
HER

HES

Breadth. Broad. {See also Broad. )
—Hair's breadth.
—The breadth of — .

HGB
HGC

...RXK

HET

—What width (or, breadth)?

HGD

HGE

— Slight breeze.
—Strong breeze.

HETT

Break-ing. To break. (See aZso Broken).

HGP

— The breeze will die away.

HEV

—A regular break up. An end to the fine
weather.

HGI
HGJ

— When the breeze goes down.
—When the wind (or, breeze).

Am aground, likely to break up ;

require

>

immediate assistance

ICA

HGK

Bribe-d-ing-ry.

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'

brick-

-BROKE

HGL

Brick.

Bring — Continued.

HJF

— Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?

HGM

Bridge {of a ship).

HJG

—She (or vessel indicated/) has brought.
The captain must bring the ship's papers

HGN

Bridge (over a river, etc.).

with him hxj

HGO

— Bridge of boa;ts.

When do you intend to bring up

HGP

— Drawbridge.

^

(anchor)? ekf

HGQ

—Floating bridge.

Where do you intend to bring up

HGR

— Foot bridge.

(anchor)? ekh

HGS

Bridle.

HJI

Britain-annia-ic-on.

HGT

Beief-ly. Brevity.

HJK

British. British Colors. (See also

HGU

— Be as brief as possible.

England.)
British dodS List of Ships izd

HGV

Brig.

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign

HGW

— Did you see a brig ?

Shipping Qwv

HGX

— Spoke a brig.

HJL

Broach-ed-ing — TO.

HGY

Brigade.

HGZ

— Fire brigade.

Broad. Breadth heq

HIA

— Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen.

HJM

— Broader-est.

HIB

— Rocket brigade.

HJN

—How broad is — ?

HIC

Brigand.

HJO

Broadside.

Beware of brigands gjd

HJP

—Broadside on (or, to).

HJQ

— Port broadside.

HID

Brioantine.

HJR

— Starboard broadside.

HIE

Bright-en-er-est-ly-ness.

HJS

Broke-n. (See also Break. )
A case of fever has broken out on

HIF

Brinb-y.

board — (or on ship indicated). -MVVi

HIG

— Brine cock.

AirTpump rod broken dwp

HLT

— Brine pump.

Any bones broken? _-Gys

Arm broken fvi

HIK

Bring-ing. To bring.

Beacon, or. Buoy has broken adrift (or.

HIL

—Bring all the letters and papers.

is gone) gae

Bring all your papers urz

Bone broken gyt

HIM

—Bring it to the windlass.

Boom broken gzk

HIN

—Bring the papers to me.

Boom, or, Obstruction broken adrift,

HIO

— Bring the ship in as close as possible.

Gzm

Bring your papers on board t af

Both booms broken gzn

HIP

— ^Bring away.

Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws,

HIQ

—Bring, or. Brought despatches.

CEB

HIB

—Bring, or, Brought intelligence.

Broke adrift dmo

HIS
HIT

— Bring nothing.
—Bring ofif .

HJT

Broke from nrv

— Broke from her moorings.

Bring on board ...gpz

HJU

— Broke loose.

HIU

— Bring on shore.

HJV

— Broke out.

HIV

— Bring out. ,

HJW

—Broke up.

HIW

—Bring up.

HJX

— Broken down.

Bring -to. Heave-to — until lr

Cable is cut (or, broken) hqp

HIX

— Bring -to; I will send a boat.

Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of

Bring-to with a kedge. Drop a kedge.

order) jmr

PXV

Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv

Bring your papers on board tap

Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out

HIY

— Brought.

of order).-,.. heb

HIZ

—Can, or. Shall I bring?

Coupling bolts broken gxw

Come nearer. Stop, or. Bring-to ; I have

Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).

something important to communi-

HEC

cate Code Flag over H

Crank broken kbi

Do not bring the light to the — (hearing

Crank pin broken kbo

indioated)ot —(bearing indicated). vs.

Crank shaft broken ( or, defective) . _ KBQ

Has brought the account of — dpb

Cylinder cover broken kic ■

HJA

—Have you, or. Has he brought ?

Eccentric bar broken _ _ _ f w j

HJB

— I shall bring to at — .

I

Eccentric rod broken lsx

HJC

—I shall not go far before I bring up.

Eccentric strap broken LSZ

Is there anything to bring me up ?. .eqp

Engines broken down mch

Let him bring on shore (ashore) fcy

Engines broken down ; I am disabled.BJ

HJD

—Let them bring their tools with,them.

Engines broken down; obliged to pro-

HJE

—Shall I bring?

■

ceed under sail ...mci

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, BEOKE-

-BUMP.

Brok^— Continued.

HKD

Broom.

Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,

MCJ

HKE

Brother.

Feed pipe broken [or, out of order) _muz

Fire has broken out on board of — . -Gqo

Brought. (See Bring)

.HIY

Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter

broken up — at — ?- pbj

HKF

Brow.

Have broken main shaft mr

Hawse pipe is broken opn

HKG

Beown-ness.

High-pressure cylinder cover broken,

KAI

HKI

Beuise-d-ing.

High-pressure piston broken oux

HKJ

—Severely bruised.

HJY

—I have broken the {or, my).

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover

HKT,

Brunt.

broken kaj

Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

HKM

Brush-ed-ing.

KAM

HKN

— Electric brush.

Machinery broken down .-_ -- mch

HKO

— Hair brush.

Machinery broken down; irreparable at

HKP

—Paint brush {or, tool).

sea .-RDV

HKQ

— Scrubbing brush.

Machinery supposed to have broken

HKR

— Tar brush.

down MCA

. Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of

HKS

Brushwood.

order) gbo

Main shaft broken MR-

HKT

Bubble.

Main shaft broken in stem tube RGT

One blade of propeller {or, screw) broken,

HKU

Bucket.

GMA

HKV

— Fire bucket.

One boom broken Gzt

Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,

KAN
Piston broken TKX

HKW

Buffalo.

HKX

BUGLE-D-ING.

Piston rod bolts broken - : - gyb

Piston rod brasses broken {or, out of

HKY

Bugler.

order hed

Piston rod broken {or, cracked) kax

Piston rod crossheads damaged {or,

HKZ

BuiLD-iNG. Built. To build.

broken) kej

HLA

—Builder.

Propeller broken tyw

HLB

— Clinker built.

Propeller frame broken ttz

HLC

— Clipper built.

"Prrmpl 1 pr shaft broken MR

HLD

HLE

—Contract built.

— Manufactured, Made, or. Built by

Pump lever links broken ubl

Sea inlet valve {or, cock) broken {or.

Ship building yards ---

.VXY

damaged) "vla

Steel built vessel-- .-

- WTL

t^ tj\j\j^ KJ \AM.ih v J ^jrjt.j-\^^ »^* — — — — — ^_ — —.. — — -,—

Shaft broken ^^tj

Shaft-coupling bolt broken <JYF

Slide valve rod broken wgo

HLF

Bulgaria-n. Bulgarian Colors.

Slide valves broken wgj

Stuffing box broken hdi

HLG

BULGE-D-ING.

Supposed with engines broken down .mca

Tail end of main shaft broken lyo

HLI

BULK-Y-NESS.

The plague has broken out at — tls

HLJ

—In bulk.

Three blades of propeller {or, screw)

"hrokfin GMB

HLK

Bulkhead.

Thrust block broken gmz

HLM

—Collision bulkhead.

Thrust shaft broken xen

HLN

— Engine room bixlkhead.

Tunnel shaft broken ydx

Two blades of propeller {or, screw)

HT,0

Bullet.

broken GMC

HLP

Bullion.

UL \JlX.XjLL -> -—

HJZ

Broker.

HLQ

Bullock. Ox. Cattle.

Stockbroker {or, jobber) pvy

HLE

Bull's eye.

HKA

Brokerage.

HLS

Bulwark.

Bromide of potassium tqy

HLT

— Loss of bulwarks.

HKB

Bronchitis.

Bumboat

-GSF

HKC

Bronze.

HLU

BUMP-ED-ING.

184

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II,

BUMPKIN— BURST.

HLV

HLW
HLX

HLY
HLZ

HMA

HMB

HMC
HMD
HME

HMF

HMG

HMI
HMJ

Bumpkin.

BuNDEK. {Square Measure).

bundle-d-ing.

Bung.

Bunker. Coai._ bunker.
— Bunker coal.

Bunt.
Bunting.

Buot-ing. To buot.

— Buoy (a buoy).

— Buoyed.

Anchor buoy bgy

Beacon buoy gad

Bell buoy ' gem

Black buoy -_qlt

Breeches buoy hft

Buoy (a buoy)-. hmd

Buoyed ..-.hme

Can buoy hud

Channel buoy ...ila

Chequered buoy iok

Conical buoy jPD

Cork buoy jwm

Fairway buoy mrg

Fog buoy ngh

Gas, or. Light buoy nxa

Green buoy Ohs

Harbor, or. Entrance buoy mpr

Life buoy ; qrd

Luminous buoy rde

Mine, or. Torpedo buoy XWN

Nun buoy , .SLq

Pillar buoy tir

Red buoy umd

Sounding buoy wld

Spar buoy.-.- . wlz

Spherical buoy wnk

Striped buoy ^ xan

Submerged torpedo buoy xbl

Telegraph buoy xly

Torpedo buoy xwn

Whistling buoy - zde

White buoy zdq

Wreck buoy ziy

Bell buoy damaged; not working. _gen
Buoy bears gbj

—Buoy end of cable.
Buoy, or. Beacon has broken adrift (or,

is gone).. .Gae

Buoy rope {of anchor) ehr

Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper
place LC

-Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be

in its proper position.
■ — Buoys have all disappeared.
— Buoys have just been examined; they
are all right.

Buoyed hme

Channel is buoyed ow

How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)

bear? gah

How must I bring the buoy (mark, or,
beacon) to bear? gai

HMK

HML
HMN

HMO

HMP
HMQ

HMR

HMS

HMT
HMU
HMV

HMW
HMX

HMY
HMZ

hna

HNB

hnc

HND

hne

HNF

HNG
HNI

HNJ

Buoy — Continued.

— I do not think buoys {or, marks) can be
in their proper positions.
I have not been able to make out the

buoy (or, beacon) gaj

I have slipped -my anchor, but it is

buoyed ekj

— I think I must have passed the buoy (or,

beacon).
— Is it, or, Are they buoyed?

Is the channel buoyed? pc

— Is there a buoy {or, mark)on shoal {or,
on—)?
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your port

hand ...*... ^.qak

Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your star-
board hand ..• gal

1— Leave, or. Put a buoy on — .
— Leave buoy — at — .
Leave the buoy {or, beacon; to port.-Lz
Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to star-
board MA

— Let go the life buoy.
— Make fast to a buoy.

Marks are all gone. There are no marks

{or, buoys) elm

—Missed the buoy.
— Near the buoy.
—Off the buoy.

Slip your cable and buoy the end. .heq

Steer directly for the buoy {or, bea-
con).. gam

The shoal is buoyed... vyx

— They have a buoy (or, inark) on.
— To the buoy.

Buoyant-cy.
— Buoyant mine.

Burden, or, Burthen-ed-ing-some.
—Tonnage burden.

Bureau de Change. Exchange Office.

-nqp

Bureau Veritas.
Burgee.

Burgundy wine zgb

Burial ground. Cemetery igs

BuRN-iNG. Burnt. To burn.
Burn a blue light, or. Flash powder,

GOQ

-Fire has been burning these — hours.
Fire, or. Lights will be kept burning at

the best place for landing _ke

Keep a light burning kc

— Vessel indicated was most likely burnt.
-Will not bum.
You must keep a light burning kc

Burst-ing.

Blow-off pipe burst gny

Boiler burst gvu

Boiler burst ; — men killed at

Boiler burst; — men killed, — others
wounded au

Boiler burst; no one hurt av

Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt. aw

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185

BURST— BY.

HNK

HKL
HNM
HNO

HNP

HNQ

HNR

HNS

HNT

HNU

HNV

HNW

HNX

HNY

HNZ

HOA
HOB
HOC

HOD
HOE
HOF
HOG

HOI
HOJ

HOK
HOM

HON

Burst — Continued.
Boiler burst; number of killed and

wounded not yet known ax

Boiler burst ; several men killed ay

Boiler burst; several men wounded -az
Boiler burst; very slight damage .Gvw

Boiler tubes burst gwp

Condensing boiler burst - - .gwt

Condensing boiler tubes burst yde

Condenser tubes burst jmu

Donkey boiler burst gwx

Steam pipe burst tko

—Will burst.

Burthen. (See Bxjrden) hna

Burton.

bury-ied-ing-ial.

Burial ground. Cemetery -IGS

— Buried under — .

.Wben does burial (funeral) take place?

NTL
BUSH-ED.

— ^In the bush.

Bushel. (Measure of capacity) ayp

Business.

— Busy-ily.

— Are you, or. Will you be busy.

— Business dull.

— Business good.

— Business transactions.

— Did you do any business?

— How is business going?

— I do business with — .

I have no business agent (or, I do not

know of any agent) at — dsq

— If you are busy.
— Interferes with business.
—Person indicated has not suspended
business.

Person indicated has suspended business.

— Suspended business.
— They do business with.
—Very busy-ily.

Who are the best agents (or, people) to
do business vrith?.- dsz

Whom do you do business with? ---DTC

Who generally does business for — ?.dtb
—Will you be, or. Are you busy?
—You had better do business with — .

Your agent, (or agent specified) has (or,
have) discontinued business dtf

Your agent (or agent specified) has (or,
have ) suspended business dtg

But.

— But not.

Butcher.

Someone to look after stock bad

Butt. (Measure of capacity) ayq

Butt-end — ^"^J

HOP
HOQ
HOS
HOT

HOU

HOV
HOW

HOX
HOY

HOZ

HPA

HPB

HPC

HPD
HPE

HPF
HPG

HPI

HPJ

HPK
HPL
HPM
HPN
HPO
HPQ

HPB,
HPS

HPT

HPU
HPV

Butter.
— Irish butter.
■Fresh butter.
— Salt butter.

BUTTON-ED-ING.

Buy-ing. Bought. To buy. (See also
Purchase) hbm

—Can I buy?

— I can buy.
I have bought hbn

—I intend to buy.

— I wish to buy.

Was not to be bought - -.hbo

Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
purchase)? tjcr

Buyer.

.BJQ

By

— By a shot.
By all means dyk

By an Act of Congress (or. Parliament),

• DIE

By and bye. Not yet hpx

—By day.

— By degrees.

By him (his, her-s, it-s) bjr

By me (my, mine) bjs

By messenger (or, bearer) RQU

—By night.

— By no means.
By our-s (us) - bjy

— By post.

— By rail.
By steamer wtf

— By telegraph.

By that (or, this) bjt

By the bju

By, or, With the army ewg

— By, or. With the convoy.
By the crew kcl

— By the head.
By the packet (or, mail).
By the side of. •

— By the stem. Inches by the stern.
■By the sun.

— By, or. To the wind.

By them (their-s) bjv

By there bjw

By these (or, those) bjx

By this (or, that) bjt

— By this means.
By us (our-s) bjy

— By way of.

By what authority ? fmy

By what means? RNV

— By what time ?

By which (or, what) bjz

By whom (or, whose) bka

By you-r-s bkc

— Byword.

—Gone by. Passed by.

Me by — .bkd

Not by.-- — cro

Passed by. Gone by hpv

Towed by, or. In tow of XYU

186

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Part II.

BYE— CAKE.

HPX

Hpy

HPZ

HQA

HQB

HQC

HOD

HQE

HQF

HQG

HQI

HQJ

HQK

HQL
HQM

HQN
HQO

HQP

HQR
HQT
HQU
HQV
HQW

HQX

HQY

HQZ
HEA

HRB

Bye.

— By and bye. Not yet.
— By-law.
— Good-bye.
I shall come oif by and bye .

-JDG

C. {Letter:) {Fornew method of spelling,
see page 13.)

Cab.

Cabbagb.

Cabin.

— Cabin passenger — for.

— Cabin table requisites.

Cabin window.

■Deck cabin.
— State room.

Cabinet.

Cable. (Measure of length) :... avn

Cable.
■About to veer cable.
Are towing cables fast ? Are you (or,

your hawsers) fast? xyj

■Are your cables clihched ?

Armor-ed cable evu

— Be ready to slip your cable.

Bend cable .- gpj

Bower cable hcw

Break in cable hew

Buoy end of cable hmf

Cable (to telegraph) xlo

— Cable is cut (or, broken).
Cable is repaired uqy

— Cable laid. Cable-laid rope.

— Cable parted.

— Cable tank.

— Cablegram.

—Cable (chain), (Circumference in \ of
an inch, and length in fathoms, to he
indicated, if necessary. )

—Cable, or. Hawser (hemp). (Size and
length to be indicated, if necessary. )

— Can not veer any more cable.
Cast off towing cables xyn

—Coir, or. Grass cable.

—Cut, or, Slip your cable.
Driving; I can veer no more cable.
No more anchors to let go nk

— Electric cable.

HRC

HRD
HRE

HRF

HRG

HRI

HRJ

HRK
HRL
HRM

HRN

HRO
HRP

HRQ
HRS

HRT
HRU
HRV
HRW

HRX

HRY
HRZ
HSA

HSB

HSC
HSD

HSB

HSF

HSG
HSI

HSJ
HSK
HSL

ChBl,^— Continued,
— Fasten your chain to towing cable.
Have all your anchors and cables ready

for use EiG

— Heave-ing, Hove short.

Hemp cable, or. Hawser hqx

— How much cable have you out ?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
, a telegraph cable. Keep out of my

way XLQ

— I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it
up for me.
I have picked up telegraph cable -..wxr
— I mean to slip cable.
— I must cut my cable.
— Is there a telegraph cable near me ?
In anchoring, look out for telegraph

cable -.WT

Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt

— Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?

— Main cable.

— Not cable enough ; give more scope.

Pay out cable ku

■Range your cable.

Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately [indicate if more than one) - .ejm
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable, .ejn
— Sheet cable.
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated.
— Slip your cable and buoy the end.
•Spring on the cable.

Steel wire cable wto

Stop engines to adjust towing cables,

DKH

Stream cable (chain) .

Submarine cable.
— Survey chain cable.

■Telegraph cable.

There is a telegraph cable on — (hearing

indicated) I. en

— Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded).

Towing cable is fast xyv

— Unbend cables.
— Unshackle cables.

— Veer cable to — (numher of shackles
indicated).

Veer more cable kit

Veered-ing my calole.
— Veered-ing my cable (indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary.)

Wantacable (size to follow) yb

Want a cable and anchor . ._.yd

— Want a hemp cable.

— What length are your cables (or cable

indicated) ?
— Wire cable (or, hawsers) .

Cadet.

Cadiz.

— My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Green-
wich 6° 12" 24' = Oh. 24m. 49.6 sees.

CAPfe. Restaurant.

Caisson.

Cake.
Oil cake s<jE

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

187

CALAMITY— CAN.

HSM

HSN
HSO
HSP
HSQ
HSB

HST

HSU
HSV

HSW

HSX

HSY
HSZ
HTA
HTB
HTC

HTD

HTE

HTF

HTG
HTI

Calamity-ous. (Disaster) lck

Calavances.

Calculate-ing-ion.
— Have, or-; Has made no calculation.
—Have you, or, Has he calculated 1
—I have, or, He has calculated.
— What i^ your calculation ?

Calf.

Caliber.
Guns of the caliber of — .

Calico.

Call-ed-ing. To call.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph

— , of the International Code dh

N. B. — The page is to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to mil riot
correspond.

Call alongside bax

— Call at the post office for letters.
— Call for my letters.
— Call off — for orders.
— Call upon {or, see) .
— Called for — .
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) ■poiniedL out by com-
pass signal •--_ Di

Calls the attention of second ship , etc .dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
Calls the attention of fourth ship, etc .dl
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc .dm
OoZZsthe attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the per -
ion signaling) pointed out by compass

' signal ^ do

Calls the attention of vessel coming into
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by

compass signal dp

Calls the attention of vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from
the person signaling) pointed out by

compass signal dq

Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will be immedi-
ately shown DR

—Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) any-
where (or, at — ).
Do you, or. Does — (vessel indicated)

call anywhere (or, at — )? hw

—Do you call at any port before destina-
tion?
Have you called anywhere (or, at — )?

eqt
I have orders for you not to touch (or,

callat) — -SN

— I shall call at — .
I shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,

at—) -i:W

— Port of call.

—Shall, or. Will call (or, be called).

HTJ
HTK

HTL
HTM

HTN
HTO
HTP
HTQ

HTR
HTS

HTU

HTY
HTZ

HUA

HUB

HUC
HUD

HUE

Call — Continued.

— ^ Where do you intelid calling for orders ?

—Will you call ?

Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness.
— Calm and light winds.

Calm sea --- XJO

— Calm the sea by pouring oil on it.
— Calms prevail.
— Fall-ing, calm.
—-If it should be calm.

Meteorological report for to-day gives
calm - KSG

Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives calm RSK

Caloric.

— Caloric engine.

Cam.

HTV Camber.
HTW Cambric.

Came. (See Come)
HTX Camel.

Camp.
■Camp equipage.

Campaign.

C amphor-ate-d .

Can-ned. a can. (Tin.)
— Can buoy.

Can (or. May) -- BKE

Can, or. Maybe bfg

Can, or. May do (or, be done) blt

Can, or, May doit- blu

Can, w. May have bqe

Can, or. May have been bfh

Can, or. May have done (or, been done),

BLV

Can, or, May have had bqf

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) 1 --- btj

Can, or. May he (she, it, or person s or

things indicated) ? ,-- btk

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have been ? btl

Can, or. May his (her-s, it-s)? bkf

Can, or. May I (my, mine)? bkg

Can, or. May I be? bkh

Can, or, May I have some — ? bqg

Can, or, May it be done ? , . . . blw

Can, or. May that (or, this)? bki

— Can, or. May the ?

Can, or. May there be? -BFI

Can, or. May these (or, those)? bkj

Can, or, May they (theirs) bkl

Can, or, May they not? bkm

Can, or. May we (ours)? bkn

Can, or. May you (yours)? bko

Cannot, or May not bkp

Cannot, or. May not be bfj

Can not, or. May not do (or, be done),

blx

188

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

CAN— CAPABLE.

Can — Continued.

CAy— Continued. '

Can not, or, May not do it --

--BLY

What, or. Which can {or, may)?-

--CPZ

Can not, or, May not have

.-BQH

When can (or, may)?

--CQZ

Can not, or, May not have been.-

--BPK

When I can (or, may)

-CRM

Can not, or. May not have done {or,

Where can (or, may)?

--CSV

been done)

--BLZ

Who can (or, may)?--

--OUJ

Can not, or. May not have had . . .

--BQI

HUF

— Why can (or, may)?

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-

Why can not (or, may not)?

-CVD

sons or things indicated) be ? -

-BTM

HUG

— Yes ; I can.

Can not, or, May not he (she, it, orper-

You can (or, may)

-BKX

sons-s or things indicated) have been ?

You can (or, may) be

--BIY

BTN

You can (or, may) have - -

Bsr

He, She, It {or persons or things

indi-

You can not (or, may not)

-BKY

cafed) can (or may)

.BUA

You can not (or, may not) be

--'BIZ

He, She, It {or persons or things

indi-

You can not (or, may not) have ..

..BSZ

Gated) can {or, may) be

--BUC

-,

He, She, It {or persons or things

indi-

HUI

Canal.

cated) can, not {or, may not)

-BTJD

HUJ

—Canal is blocked.

He, She, It {or persons or things

indi-

HUK

— Canal is clear.

cated) can not {or, may not) be

-BUE

HUL

— Is canal clear?

' How can {or, may)?---

--BXJ

I can {or, may)

-BKQ

HUM

Cancel-ed-ing.

I can {or, may) be

-BFX

HUN

— Cancel-ed-ing the indentures.

I can {or, may) have

..BRl

HUO

— Certificate canceled

I can not {or, may not)

-BKR

HUP'

— Order canceled.

1

I can not {or, may not) be

-BPY

HUQ

— Your orders are canceled.

I can not {or, may not) have

--BRJ

Your original orders are canceled; I

I shall {or, will) if I can

..BKS

am directed to inform you to proceed

I will doit if I can- --.

--LIP

to- -.-.-.

--TH

If he (she, it, or persons or things

indi-

cated) can {or, may)

-BYD

Candaeeen, or. Fun. (Coin)

-ATB

If he (she, it, or persons or things

indi-

cated) can not {or, may not)

-BYE

HUR

Candidate for.

If I can {or, may)

-BZA

HUS

—Examination of candidate for —

(or.

If I can not {or, may not)

—BZC

at—).

If it can {or, may) be done

.-BZR

If it can not {or, may not) be done

--BZS

HUT

Candle.

If they can {or, may)

-CAH

If they can not {or, may not)

--CAI

HUV

Cane-d-ing.

If we can (or, may)

--CAZ

If we can not {or, may not)

-CBA

HUW

Cannibal-ism.

If you can {or, may) --

--CBS

If J on can not {or, may not)

--CBT

HUX

Cannon. {See also Gun.)

It, etc. (See He, abowe.)

It can be

-BGN

HUY

Cannonade-d-ing.

It can {or, may) be done

-BNK

It cannot be

-BGO

Cannot. (See ako Can)

-BKP

It can not {or, may not) be done ..

-BNL

HUZ

— No ; I can not.

No; lean not

-HUZ

Nothing can {or, could)

--SKB

HVA

Canoe.

That, or. This can (or, may)

-CKQ

That, or. This can {or, may) be - . .

-CKR

HVB

Cant-ed-ing.

That, or, This can not {or^ may not

-CKS

That, or, This can not {or, may not) be.

Cantar. (Measure of weight)

-BAD

There can (or, may)

-.CMI

HVC

Canteen.

There can (or, may) be

-CM J

There can not (or. may not)

-CMK

HVD

Canvas.

There can not {or, may not) be

-CML

HVE

—Canvas to repair sails.

They can (or, may)

-BKT

HVF

—Is, or. Are not stiff under canvas.

They can (or, may) be

-BHP

HVG

—Is, or. Are very stiff under canvas.

Theycan(or, may) have

--BSP

HVI

—Old canvas.

They can not (or, may not)

-BKU

HVJ

—Want No. — canvas (length indicated). 1

They can not (or, may not) be

-BHQ

They can not (or, may not) have-

.-BSG

HVK

Cap.

We can (or, may) ___

-BKV

Bowsprit cap

.HOY

"We can (or, may) be -

--BIH

HVL

—Lower cap.

We can {or, may) have

-BSN

HVM

— Topmast cap.

We can not (or, may not) --

BKW

We can not {or, may not) be

--BIJ

HVN

Capable-ility.

We can not (or, may not) have --

.-BSO

HVO

-Is he (or, it) capable?

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189

CAPACIOUS— CARGO.

HVP

HVQ
HVR

HVS

HVT
HVU
HVW

HVX
HVY

HVZ

HWA
HWB

HWC

HWD
HWE

HWF

HWG

HWI

HWJ

HWK

HWL

HWM

HWN

HWO

HWP

HWQ

HWR
HWS
HWT
HWU
HWV
HWX

HWY

HWZ
HXA
HXB
HXC
HXD
HXB
HXF

HXG

HXI
HXJ

HXK
HXL
HXM
HXN

HXG

Capacious. Capacity.
Measure of cubic capacity (see page 52),

AYB

Measure of capacity {seepage 53)..ayj

Cape (Point).

— Off the cape.

— Round-ing the cape.

Capital.

Capittjlate-d-ing-ion.

Capsize-d-ing.

Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary) .ap
— Did you see her capsize?
— Vessel indicated (by bearing) is capsized.

Capstan.
Capstan bar fwh

— Capstan disabled.
— Steam capstan.

Captain.
All captains dxg

— By the captain.

— Captain desires me to inform you.
Captain in the Army ewh

— Captain in the Navy.

— Captain is

— Captain is dead (or, died on — ).

— Captain is not.

— Captain is not on boax-d.

^Captain is on board.

— Captain is on shore.

— Captain is requested to come on board.

— Captain is sick.

— Captain is well.

—Captain, or. Master in the Mercantile
Marine.

— Captain of — .

—Captain of the port, or, Harbor master.

— Captain requests.

— Captain will not return until — .

— Consult captain.

— Flag captain.

For, or, to the captain hxk

— From the captain.

Harbor maister, or. Captain of the
port — - HWS

— Have not seen the captain.

— Have seen the captain.

— Have you seen the captain?

—Inform the captain of.

—Is the captain coming on shore?

— ^Is the captain on board?

—Request captain to come here (or to
place indicated).

—Request the captain of — (vessel indi-
cated).

—Should the captain.

—The captain must bring the ship s papers
with him.

— To, or, for the captain.

—When the captain.

—Where is the captain?

—Who is captain of ship signaled (or ? ndi-
cated)^ or. Who is your captain?

— With the captain.

HXP

HXQ

HXR

HXS

HXT

HXU

HXV

HXW

HXY

HXZ

HYA
HYB ■
HYC

HYD

HYE
HYF
HYG

HYI

HYJ

HYK
HYL

HYM
HYN
HYO
HYP
HYQ

HYR

HYS

HYT

HYU
HYV
HYW
HYX

HYZ

HZA

HZB

HZC

HZD

HZE

HZF

HZG

HZI

HZJ

HZK

HZL

HZM

HZN

Captive-ivity.
Captive balloon

-FTT

Capture-d-ing. Captor.

— Captured by.

— Has been captured.

— Have any vessels been captured?

— Vessel and cargo have been captured.

— Was, or. Were captured.

— Will certainly be captured.

^Will perhaps be captured.

—You run the risk of capture (or, seizure).

Car.

— Car, or. Omnibus leaves at — .
— When does car (or, omnibus) leave
for — ?

Carat. (Measure of weight) bae

Carbolic acid.

Carbon-.\ted-io-ize-d.
— Carbon plate.
— Carbon point.

Card.
Compass card JHG

Cardinal.

Care-ful-ly-ness.

— Be careful not to give ofiEense.

Be very careful in your answer emu

Be very careful in your intercourse with

strangers FS

Take care, or, Be careful; caution is

requisite ft

— Take care range is clear.
— The greatest care (or, caution).
— Under the care (or, charge)— of .
— Under your care (or, charge).
— Utmost care must be taken.
You may go by your soundings, if you
use care wla

Careen-ed-ing.

Career.

Careless-ly-ness.

Cargo.

— Assorted cargo.
— Coal cargo.
— Cotton cargo.

Dead weight cargo koj

— Deck cargo.

— East India cargo.

— Frozen meat cargo.

— General cargo.

— Grain cargo.

— Guano cargo.

—Inflammable cargo.

—Live cargo.

— Miscellaneous cargo.

—Not inflammable cargo.

—Perishable cargo.

— Petroleum cargo.

— Return cargo.

— Timber cargo.

190

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

CARGO— CARRIED AWAY.

HZO
HZP

■HZQ

HZR

HZS

HZT

HZU

HZV

HZW

HZX

HZY

lAB

lAC

IAD

lAE

lAF
lAG

lAH

lAJ
lAK
lAL

lAM
IAN

lAO
lAP
lAQ

lAR

IAS

lAT

lAU

lAV

lAW
lAX
lAY
lAZ

IBA
IBC

IBD

IBE
IBP
IBG

Cargo — Continued.

— West India cargo.

— Wheat cargo.
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob

— An opportunity for disposing of cargo.
Cargo boat gsk

— Cargo consists of — .

— Cargo damaged.

— Cargo damaged; extent not yet known.

— Cargo expected to be saved.

— Cargo expected to be sold.

— Cargo has been reshipped.

—Cargo in very good order.

— Cargo lost.

— Cargo must be reshipped.

— Cargo must be shipped.

Cargo not inflammable .- HZJ

— Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged).

— Cargo not salable.
Cargo, or, Ballast has shifted ftn

— Cargo saved.

— Cargo so badly stowed that I am not
seaworthy.

— Cargo sold well.

— Cargo under weight.

— Condition of cargo.

— Discharge-d-ing cargo.

— Discharge cargo as soon as possible.

— Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.
Fire in hold amongst cargo _ . or

— Have lost deck cargo.

— Have room for no more cargo.

— Have you cargo for more places than
one {or than one specified)'!

— Have you room for more cargo?

— How many tons dead weight of cargo
must you have?
How many tons of measurement goods

can you take? oev

I have no cargo to disturb my com-
passes --- JHU

I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at SR

— Is reshipping her cargo.

— Is the cargo sold?
Is your cargo much damaged? bq

— Is your cargo very inflammable?

Manifest of cargo. rjo

Must discharge cargo to repair damage,

KJR

My cargo is — .-. hzr

Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — {place indi-
cated) SY

— Part of cargo saved.

— Proceeds of the cargo.

— Sell cargo as soon as possible.

— Send flats to discharge cargo.

Sold her cargo wjf

Supercargo xeg

— The cargo is not yet sold,
-—Valuable cargo.
Vessel and cargo have been seized {or,

captured) hxu

— Waiting for cargo.

Want lighters to take my cargo qte

Want — tons dead weight of cargo.
— What cargo do you want?
What cargo have yoxx {w, has — , vessel
indicated) ?

IBH
IBJ

IBK

IBL
IBM
IBN
IBO
IBP

IBQ

IBR

IBS
IBT
IBU

IBV
IBW
IBX

IBY

IBZ

ICA

ICB
ICD

ICE
ICF

ICG
ICH

ICJ

ICK

ICL
ICM

ICN

ICO
ICP

ICQ

Cargo — Continued.

— What condition is the cargo in?

— When do you commence discharging

cargo?
— When will you have the cargo {or,

the—)?
— Where did you discharge cargo?
— Where would my cargo sell?
— Whom is your cargo consigned to?
— Without discharging cargo.
— Would my cargo sell here {or at place

indicated)'!
— You will discharge cargo — at — .

Carling. I

Carpenter.

— Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.

— Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
tained at — .

— Carpenter's stores.

— Carpenter's tools.

— I have no carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools.

— Send carpenters on board — {ship indi-
cated).

— Vessel {indicated) can lend you car-
penter's tools.

Carpet-ing.
Carpet bag psg

Carriage.

-Gun carriage.

-Railv(ray carriage.
— Torpedo carriage.

Carrier.
-Carrier pigeon.

Carronade.

Carrot.

Carry-ied-ing.

— Can carry.

— Can you carry?

Can not carry more sail vdu.

Carried out svT i

Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not

carry sail bh

Have they advertised for any vessel to ,

carry the mail? dop

How do you carry your helm? OTS

How many guns does she carry? rkh

I mean to carry sail all night vea

I will carry a light. I will show a light,

QRY
If you do not carry more sail we shall

part company jgn

Keep ahead and carry a light. dvk

No use carrying so much sail ved-

She carries guns okm

Will you carry a light? - QSR.

Carried away.

— Carried away stem.
Funnel carried away nto

— Have, or. Has carried away.

I have carried away fore yard nkh

I have carried away main yard rge i

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191

CARRIED AWAY— CATTLE.

ICR
ICS
ICT

ICU
ICV
ICW
ICX

ICY

ICZ

IDA
IDE

IDC

IDE
IDF

IDG
IDH

IDJ
IDK

IDL
IDM
IDN

IDO
IDP

IDQ
IDR

IDS

IDT
IDU

Carried away — Continued.
I have carried away topsail yard. . .zkn
Stokehole, or, Fire-rOom ventilator

carried away ...wvy

Tackle, or, Purchase carried ■away..xiT

Cart.

Carte blanche.

Cartridge.

Ball cartridge _ ...ptg

Blank cartridge gmk

— Empty cartridge cases.
— Service rifle cartridge.
— rln want of cartridges.
— Pistol cartridges (revolver).

Quick firing cartridges {or, ammr.-j it ioi. ),

EFX

Rounds of rifle ball cartridge.

Want pistol (revolver) cartridges . -TKV

Case-d-ing.

Case (a chest or box) hdb

■Case shot.

•Cot case.

Empty cartridge cases icu

Empty cases -.lxy

-Have you a case for — ?

Mine case .-..run

Powder case ..trk

— Send a — dozen cases — of — .
— Small case.

Torpedo case xwq

Case. {Instance, etc.)

A case of fever has broken out on board

{or on ship indicated) gpr

— A good many slight cases.

Any cases of fever on board {or, at — )?

EON

Bad case , fqw

— Case is for hospital.

— Case is infectious.
Case of cholera ipr

—Case of dysentery.

—Case of fever.

— Case of smallpox.

Have infectious case on board pjh

Hospital case oyr

I have had cases of yellow fever on

board mwk

I have had no cases of yellow fever on

board...- mwl

It alters the case - eco

— Other case.

— Slight case.

Case. In case.

— In case of. In the event of.
In case of accident {or, necessity) ...bp

Incase of emergency t'XP

In case we part company JGO

— In that case.

Cash, S.«"EQUE, or, Le {Coin) atc

Cash.

Can I get a bill cashed here ?. GKl

Can not get a bill cashed here gkj

— Cashed-ing. To cash.

IDV

IDW
IDX

IDY
IDZ

lEA

lEB
lEC

lED

lEF

lEG

lEH
lEJ

lEK

lEL

lEM

lEN
lEO

lEP

lEQ

lER

lES
lET
lEU

lEV
lEW
lEX

lEY
lEZ

IFA
IFB

IFC
IFD
IFE

Cash — Continued.

I will cash {or, take) your bill gkl

Will you cash a bill on — for me?, .qkm

Cashier-ed.

Cask.
■Can you supply me with casks of {indi-
cate number of casks, if neeessary)1
— Cask of water.
— Empty casks
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) — ka

Cast-ing.

Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to

quiet it •- erp

— Cast away.
—Castaways.

Cast iron .iek

— Cast off.

Cast off towing cables - xyn

— Cast to starboard.

Cast steel iel

— Cast to port.

Downcast ; lmg

— I must cast off.
—Shall I cast off?

Cast iron.

Cast steel.

Caste.

Castle.

— Forecastle.

Castor oil.

Casualty.
Any casualties? eop

Cat. {Animal.)

Cat-ted-ting. To cat.
—Cat f aU.
— Cat head.
Cat the anchor eht

Catamaran.

Catastrophe.

Catch-ing. Caught.

Caught fire ifg

There are plenty of fish to be caught
here ncd

Torpedo catcher {or, chaser, or, destroyer)

XWR

Cathedral.

Catholic. Roman Catholic.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy

Catoptric Light.

Catspaw.

Cattle. Bullock. Ox

—Cattle all well.

— Cattle men.

— Have lost — head of cattle.

-hlq

192

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Part II.

CATTY— CERTIFICATE.

Catty. {Measure of weight) - - -Baf

IGP

Cement-ed-ing.

IGQ

— Portland cement.

IGR

— Roman cement.

Caught. Catch-ing --.iex

IFG

—Caught fire.
There are plenty of fish to be caught

IGS

Cemetery. Burial ground.

here ncd

IGT

Censure-d-ing.

IGU

— Much censure for.

IFH

Caulk-ed. To caulk.

Cent. (Coin) ...- atd

IFJ

— Caulker.

Per cent. Percentage — ^ tfq

IFK

—Caulker's tools.

IFL

— Caulking.

Centavo. (Coin) ate

IFM

— Thorough caulking necessary.

^

You can procure caulkers and carpen-

Centbsimo. (Coin) atf

ters at — IBU

Centiabe. (Square or surface measure),

AXK

IFN

Cause-d-ing. (See also Reason. )

Better not ask the cause (reason) . . .fdn

IGV

Centigrade. (For Thermometer Table

IFG

— Cause, or, Reason must be assigned.

see page 60. )

IFP

— Cause of complaint.

IFQ

— Cause of delay (or, detention).

Centigramme. (Measure of weight). -^ah

IPR

—Cause unknown.

Causeway- IFW

Centilitre. (Measure of capacity) . .ayb

No cause of detention ktd

IFS

—Other cause.

Centime. (Coin) atf

IFT

— The cause (or, reason) assigned is.

IPU

— The cause (or, reason) assigned is suffi-

Centimetre. (Measure of length) . . -avo

cient.

Cubic centimetre (cubic measure). -ZNM

There has been so much fog as to cause

Square centimetre (square measure)&.XB.

considerable detention ngl

1

What is the cause of your putting back?

UDE

— ^What is the cause (reason) — of — "?

Centimo. (Coin) -._ atf

IFV

Centner. (Measure of weight) bah

IFVV

Causeway.

Centner, or. Quintal.

(Measure of weight) --.bci

IFX

Caustic.

IGW

Centre-ding- AL-iCAL.

IFY

Caution-ous-ly. (See also Care.)

IGX

— Centre of hurricane bears — .

IFZ

— Cannot be too cautious.

Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU

Caution is requisite; take care ft

IGY

— Storm centre in — (direction indicated) ;

IGA

— Greatest caution is necessary.

probable course towards — (direction

IGB

— Kot sufficiently cautious.

indicated).

IGC

— Sufficient caution.

You are steering right into the centre

Take car6, or. Be careful; caution is

of cyclone (oi; hurricane) pan

requisite ft

The greatest caution (or, care) hyn

IGZ

Centrifugal.

IGD

— They are not cautious enough.

IGE

—You must be cautious.

IHA

Century. Centenary.

IGF

Cavalry.

IHB

Cerbmon Y-IOUS .

IGH

Cave. Cavern.

IHC

Certain -ly-ty. (See also Svke.)
Am, Is, or. Are certain (swre) xfk

IGJ

Cease-d-ing.

Are you certain (sure) — of — '? xfl

IGK

— Cease firing.

IHD

— Be certain before you act.

Cessation ijg

IHE

— Certainly not.

Cessation of hostilities ozb

IHF

— I am certain.

Has the plague ceased at — (place

IHG

— I am not certain.

indicated)"! tlr

IHJ

— If you are certain.

IHK

— Is he certain.

IGL

Cedar.

IHL

— Most certain-ly.

-

IHM

—Not certain.

IGM

Cede-d-ing. Cession.

Will be certainly seized (or, captured),

IGN

Celebrate-d-ing-tion. Celebrity.

IHN

HXW

Certificate.
Certificate cancelled .: huo

IGO

Cell-ular.

IHO

—Certificate irregular.

Air cells (or, spaces) dwh

Certificate of birth glf

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

193

CERTIFICATE— CHANKEL.

Certificate— ConiiwMecJ.

Chance— Coji^inMed.

IHP

— Certificate of character.

If we separate, we may have a chance

IHQ

— Certificate of competency.

of escape mgy

IHR

—Certificate of death.

IKE

— No chance {or, opportunity).

IHS

—Certificate of marriage.

IKF

— No chance of peace.

IHT

—Certificate of pilotage.

IKG

—Only chance of safety.

IHU

— Certificate of service.

IHV

—Certificate returned.

IHW

—Certificate suspended.

IKH

Chancellor,

IHX

— Certificates are suflflcient.

mi^

—Has no certificate.

IKJ

Chancery.

IHZ

— Have you, or. Has — {person indicated)

the necessary certificate {or, creden-

IKL

Chandler.

tials)?

IKM

— Ship chandler.

IJA

—Have you, or, Has —{person indicated)
the proper certificate of competency?

IJB

—Lost his {or, the) certificate.

Chang, or, Cheung. {Meagre of length).

UC

— Passing certificate — of (or, for)

AVP

IJD

— Proper certificate.

IKN

Change-d-ing-able.
Any change (or, alteration) eca

IKO

—Change (a change).

IJE

Certify-ied-ing.

IKP

— Change of mind.

UP

— Officially confirmed {or, certified).

IKQ

—Change of Ministry.

TKR

— Change the key of cipher to — .

IJG

Cessation.

Change your anchorage ekt

Cessation of hostilities ozb

IKS

— Change your course.
Changeable weather Yxz

Cession. Cede-d-ing igm

Exchange office. Bureau de change -HNC
Has there been any change in the Gov-

IJH

Chafe D-iNG.

ernment in — ? -.-OGA

UK

— Chafing gear.

Likely to change qtr

IJL

— Chafing mats.

IKT

— May I change (or, shift)?
The wind is going to change zby

UM

Chain-ed-ing.

IKU

— There will be a change.

Chain cable (ctVcMm/erence in ^ inch, and

IKV

— There will be no change until.

length in fathoms, to be indicated if

IKW

— To change.

necessary) hqw

IKX

— Unless a change takes place.

UN

--i-Chain locker.

When wind changes zfe

UO

— Chain obstruction.

IKY

— Will you change?

UP

— Chains. Channels. Chain plates.

Fasten your chain to towing cable. -HRC

TKZ

Channel, or. Fairway.

UQ

— Fore chains.

About mid-channel czs

IJR

— Fourth-mast chains.

Across channel dhw

Length of chain. QNE

Are you acquainted with the anchorage

US

— Main chains.

(place, or, channel)? dhc

UT

— Mizen chains.

Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

IJU

— Mooring chain.

XP

UV

—Rudder chain.

ILA

— Channel buoy.

Stream chain (cable) het

ILB

—Channel Fleet (or, Squadron).

Survey chain cable ..hrv

Channel has altered; do not try it..ECD

Want chain cable yb

Channel, or, Fairway is buoyed ow

ILC

—Channel, or. Fairway is clear.

Chair-man, or. President tuq

Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous.. pu
Channel is dangel-ous without a pilot.LD

IJW

Chalk-ed-ing. Chalky.

ILD

—Channel, or. Fairway is likely to be

mined.
—Channel, or. Fairway is narrow.

ux

Challenge-d-ing.

ILE

Channel, or. Fairway is not mined.. xq

UY

Chamber.

ILF

—Channel, or. Fairway is obstructed.

IJZ

—Chamber of Commerce.

ILG

—Channel, or. Strait of. ■

IKA

—Chamber of Deputies.

Channel pilot tiy

1KB

— Chamber of Shipping.

Clear channel— by (or, with) ITO

Refrigerator, or. Cold-air chamber.Dvi^L

ILH

—Do not know the channel (or, passage).

ILJ

—Do you know the channel {or, passage)?

IKC

Champagne.

ILK

— Down channel.

I am in want of a channel pilot— for— tjb

IKD

Chance-d-ing.

I know the channel (or, passage).. -QCD

Any chance of war? . .eoq

ILM

— In the channel (or, strait) of — .

■Rqrl chance FWX

ILN

—Inner entrance (channel, or, passage).
Is the channel buoyed? PC

Best chance ghs

Good chance... odv

ILO

— Is the channel difficult?

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194

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Part II.

CHANNEL— CHIEF.

Channel — Continued.

Chart — Continued.

ILP

—Is the channel {or, fairway) mined?

IMX

—Indifferent chart.

Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU

IMY

— Track chart — of.

Keep on port shore {or, side of channel,

IMZ

-Very good chart.

LV

Want chart of channel {or, harbor, etc.)

Keep on starboard shore {or, side of

YH

channel , LW

INA

Charter-ed— BY — .

ILQ

—Keep on the — {compass signal to follow)

INB

—Are you chartered?

side of channel.

INC

— Can I procure charter?

Mid-channel bta

IND

— Charter is to be procured.

ILR

— Most water is in the — channel.

INE

—Chartered, or, Employed by Govern

ILS

—Outer entrance (passage, or, channel).

ment.

ILT

—The channel is obstructed by a ship.

INF

— Charterer.

ILU

—There is a channel {or, passage)— (beor-

ING

— Charter-p^rty.

ing indicated):

INH

—I am chartered for — .

ILV

— Through, or. Into the channel.
Up channel ylu

INJ

— I am not chartered.

Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.)

INK

Chase-ding.

YH

INL

— Chase-r proves-d-ing to be.

ILW

—Which channel shall I take?

INM

— Have been chased by a privateer.
Have been chased by the enemy oi

Channels. Chain-plates. Chains, .up

INO

— I have been chased by — .

INP

— I have been chased by a disguised war

Chapel znf

vessel.

INQ

— In pursuit {or, chase) of.

Chaplain, or. Clergyman itx

INR

— I shall give chase.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing- -Pzn

ILX

Character.

Keep to windward of vessel chasing -Pzo

Certificate of character , ihp

INS

— Should the chase.

ILY

— Objectionable character.

INT

— Strangers are chasing.

INU

—Vessel chasing is a friend.

ILZ

Charcoal.

INV

— Vessel chasing is an enemy.

INW

— We hold our own with vessel chasing us.

Ch ARGE-D-iNG . ( See also Accuse. ) . . dgh

INX

— What do you think of vessel chasing?

IMA

— Charged with desertion.

1MB

— Charged with drunkenness.

INY

CHASSB-MABfiE.

IMC

Charge-d-ing. {Entrust. )

INZ

Cheap-ly-ness-er-est.

Can you supply me with anyone to take

lOA

— Which is cheapest?

charge as engineer? bh

Clerk in charge.- iub

lOB

Chkat-ed-ing.

IMD

— In charge of — .

IME

— Person to take charge.

IOC

Check-ed-ing.

IMF

— Take charge — of — .

lOD

—Feed-check valves out of order.

Under charge {or, care)— of — hyo

lOE

— Main-check valves out of order.

Under your charge {or, care) hyp

lOF

Cheer-ed-ing-pul-ly-ness.

IMG

Charge. {Of gunpowder, etc.)

IMH

— ^FuU charge.

lOG

Cheese.

IMJ

— ^Priming charge.

IMK

—Reduced charge.

lOH

Chemist (Chymist). Chemicals. Chem-
istry. (See aiiso Medicine.)

IML

Charge-d-ing. {Ask money for.)

Any fees {or, charges)? sow

lOJ

Cheque. Chequeb-ed.

IMN

—Are the charges moderate?

lOK

— Chequered buoy.

IMO

— Charge {amount demanded).

IMP

—Charges {or, Expenses) are moderate.

lOL

Chest. {Part of body. )

IMQ

—What are the charges {or, expenses) ?

Chest. {Box) hdb

IMR

CHARoi d'affaires

Arm chest - --EUT

lOM

— Medicine chest.

IMS

Charity-able-y.

ION

— Steam chest.

IMT

Chart. {Indicate place, if necessary.)

Cheung, or, Chang. {Measure of length),

Admiralty chart dlq

AVP

IMU

— Can you spare me a chart of — ?

lOP

Chicken. Fowl. Poultry.

IMV

—Have, or. Has chart of — .

Have you a chart of coast {or place

lOQ

Chiep-ly.

indicated) --BP

lOR

—Chief of the State (President, Emperor,

IMW

— I have no chart of coast {or place indi-

King, Queen, etc. ) of — has {or, is) — .

cated) .

lOS

—Chief officer.

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195

CHIEF— CIRCLE.

Chief — Continued.

— Chief rateing.

— Commander in chief is — .

Commander in chief's office

— The commander in chief is at —

"Where is commander in chief ?

Chih. {Measure of length) ..

Child-ish-ly-ness .

Chili -AN. Chilian Colors.

Ghill-ed-ing.

-JEQ

-AVQ

.BAF

Chimney. (See aJso Funnel. )
— Chimney smith.

Chin. (Measure of weight)

China. {Earthenware.)

China-ese. Chinese Colors.

Chisel

Chloride op — .

Chloride of potassium.
— Chloride of zinc.

Chlorodyne.

Chloroform.

Cho, or, TCHO. (Measure of length) .ayr

Cho. {Square or surface measure) - -XXL,

Chock-ed-ing.

— Chock-up, or. Chock-a-block.
Rudder chock vbk

Chocolate.

Choice. (See Choose) — ipy

Choke-d-ing.
Condenser tubes choked {or, salted)_jMy
Pump choked — vvf

— Sea inlet choked.

Cholera. Case of cholera.

— Cholera raging at — .

— Ports suspected of cholera, etc.

Choose-ing. Chose-n.

— Choice.

— No choice.

— Take your choice.

Christen-ed-ing. {Baptize) — fvo

Christian-ity.
— Christian name.

Christmas.

. After Christmas — dQR

— Before Christmas.
Christmas day .- kmw

IQC
IQD
IQB
IQF
IQG

IQH

IQJ

IQK

IQL
IQM

IQN

IQO
IQP

IQR

IQS
IQT
IQU
IQV

IQW
IQX

IQY
IQZ
IRA
IRB

Chronometer.

— Can you spare me a chronometer?
— Have great faith in my chronometer.
—How many chronometers have you?
—I have a chronometer {number to follow,

if necessary) .
— I have no chronometer.

My chronometer gains daily — gp

My chronometer has rim down.-.-.GQ
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich

(or, first meridian) mean time gb

My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time GS

N. B.— See note under Greenwich,
page 258.

My chronometer loses daily — gt

-My chronometers were rated — days

ago at — (indicate place, if necessary).

My longitude by chronometer is — -QZP

What is your longitude by chronometer?

QZL
-When were your chronometers last
rated?
Will you give me a comparison? Wish
to get a rate for my chronometer *.GU
-Your chronometer must be fast.
-Your chronometer must be slow.

*Note. — I%e vessel shovring the mean
time will hoist, the signal denoting the
hour, and dip it sharply shortly after it
has been answered; the minutes and
seconds, at the instant of dipping, will
immediately follow. To insure accu-
racy, d second comparison should be
made.

Chtof. (Measure of capacity. ) AYS

Church.

Chymist. (See Chemist) -- ioh

Cigar.

Cigarette.

Cinder. Ash. for

Cipher.

Change the key of cipher — ^to — ikr

— Cipher is ended.
— Cipher message.
— Communicate in cipher.
— Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret and in cipher.

Note. — The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists IQS=Ci-
pher is ended.

— Give me the key to cipher.

— Have not got the key to cipher.

Cibcle-ulab.
— Circulate-d-ing-ation.
—Circulating engine.
— Circulating pump.

■ Great circle sailing oha

Turning circle . yem

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CIRCUIT— CLEAR.

IRC
IRD

IRE
IRF

IRG
IRH

IRJ

IRK

IRL

IRM

IRN.
IRO

IRP
IRQ
IRS

IRT

IRTJ

mv

IRW
IRX
IRY

IRZ

ISA

ISB
ISC

ISD

ISE

ISF

ISG
ISH
ISJ

ISK

ISL

ISM

ISN
ISO

ClRCUIT-OUS-LT.

— Circuit closer.

Earth circuit '. lrm

Electric circuit -.- lur

Short circuit vzu

Circumference.

Circumstance.

Adverse circumstances dnz

Alters the circumstances ebw

— Depends upon circumstances.
— Existing circumstances.
I shall anchor if circumstances permit
{place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary) EIT

— Under no circumstances.
— Under the circumstances.

Cistern.

Citadel.

City. (Tovm.)
— Citizen.

Civic authorities. Alderman dws

CiVIL-LY-ITY.

— Civil service. .
— Civil war.

Civilian.

Clack valve.

Clad. (5ee also Clothe. )
Iron-clad. Armor-cl ad. evs

Claim-bd-ing-able-ant.

Has, or. Have been claimed by.
— I have a claim on.

Prior claim twg

What is the demand {or, claim)? kth

Clamp-ed-ing.

— Clamping screw.

Clap-per.

— Clap on. Clapping on.

Claret.

Class-ed-ing. To class.

All classes dxh

— First class.

I am not classed at Lloyd's qvoi

— ^Not classed.
— Second class. ■
— Third class.

CLASSIFY-IED-ING-ICATIOiS^.

Clause.

Claw-ed-ing off.

Clay.
Stiff clay.

ISP

ISQ
ISR
1ST
ISU
ISV

ISW
ISX
ISY
ISZ

ITA

ITB

ITC

ITD
ITE
ITF
ITG
ITH

ITJ
ITK
ITL

ITM

ITN
ITG
ITP

ITQ

ITR

ITS
ITU

Clean-ed-ing-ly-ness.

Boilers require cleaning gwk

Clean bill of health — from — tq

Clean boiler . -Gws

— Clean engine.

— Clean fires.

— Clean ship.

— Clean shirts. Clean linen {or, clothes).

— Cleaning-gear for decks.

Have you a clean bill of health? to

How long do you require to clean your

engine? qym

I have a clean bill of health, but am lia-
ble to quarantine - - - Code Flag over Q
I have not a clean bill of health.

Code Flag over I
My engine requires cleaning .mbq

— Not clean bill of health flag {when
spoken of).

— Requires cleaning.

Clear-ed-ing-ancb.
All clear j. pxi

— Are you clear? ,

Bar can not be cleared until — pvR

Can I clear the bar? pvx

Canal is clear hue

•Can not clear to-night {or before time
indicated).

Channel, or, Fairway is clear ilo

Clear anchor ehtj

— Clear away.

Clear berth gpp

— Clear channel (by, or, with).
Clear hawse opl

— Clear sky.

— Cleared at the custom-house.

— Cleared for.

— Clearing house.

— Clearing papers.
Clearing the custom-house. ...EOS

— Clearing up.

— Clearly make out.

— Clearly seen.
Have you cleared the custom-house?.KG'?
I have received information — { place ^

next indicated) is clear of ice pbo'

I only got clear of the ice {or, icebergs)
on— ..PBS

— I shall clear {or, go clear).
Is canal clear? hul

— Is, or. Are clear of.
Nearly clear — of — .

— ^Not able to clear to-day {or until date
specified).
■Not clear.

Not cleared at custom-house kha

Prepare tobeto wed clear XYS

Ran clear uhp

Require diver to clear screw lid

Shall clear at custom-house ehb

Sight your anchor. Make sure your

anchor is clear ejb

Take care range is clear hym

The bank was clear of fog ^ fvi

— Want my clearance {or, papers).
When will be the best time for clearing

the bar? xm

When will you be clear?

— Will not clear us.
You are all clear of danger qm

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197

CLEAR— GOAL.

ITV

ITW

ITX
ITY

ITZ
lUA
lUB

lUC

lUD
lUE
lUF
lUG
lUH

lUJ

lUK

lUL

lUM

lUN
lUO

lUP
lUQ
lUR

lUS
lUT

lUV

row

lUX
lUY

roz

JVA
IVB
IVC
IVD

IVE

IVF
IVG

-NDT

Clear — Continued.
— ^You will not clear.
Your flags are not clear

Cleat.

Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister.
— A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued.

Clerk.

— A clerk from.
— Clerk in charge.
Telegraph clerk {or, official) xlz

Clever-ly-ness.

Clew-ed-ing.

Clew-lines, or, Clew-gamets.
— Clew up. •

Fore clew-gamets.
— Main clew-gamets.

Client. CLiENTfcLE.

Cliff.

Climate-ic.

Clinch-ed-ing.
Are your cables clinched? hqn

Clinker built hlb

Clinometer.

Clipper.
Clipper built.

-HLC

Clock.

— At — o'clock I shall steer.
— Clockwork.
I shall tack at — o'clock xik

O'clock ZNG

— ^Whaf o'clock is it?

Close-d-ing. To close (in, or, to).

As close as _ — tad

Bring the ship in as close as possible. mo
Circuit closer . ird

— Close 'confinement.

— Close hauled.

—Close ; I wish to communicate.

—Close lufif.

— Close on the.

— Close quarters.

— Close reef-ed-ing.

—Close to (near).

— Closer -est.

Convoy to keep as close as possible ..iv
— Do not pass too close to me.

Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
closing with the enemy od

Gate is closed at nxf

I shall close reef umo

I shall keep close hauled oph

—I will keep close to you during the night.

I wish to communicate; close. lux

— Is — {port indicated) closed?

Keep as close as you can to pick up my
people P'^L

IVH
IVJ
IVK
IVL

IVM
IVN
IVO

IVP

IVQ

IVR

IVS

IVT
IVU
IVW

IVX
IVY

IVZ

IWA

IWB

IWC
IWD
IWE

IWF
IWG

IWH

IWJ

IWK

IWL

IWM

Close — Continued.

Keep close during the fog pto

Keep close order pyq

Keep close to pyr

Keep him {or, them) in close confine-
ment -- PYtr

Keep under the land. • Keep, or. Stand

closer in lt

Mail closes — at RFD

— Office is closed.

Stand closer in w<;jf

— Too close {or, near).

Will close {or, be closed) zbg

— Will you keep close to me during the

night?
— ^You are too close in ; keep farther off.
Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to.KXJ

Cloth.

— Emery cloth.

— Sail cloth.

Clothe-d-ing.

Bedclothes--- --gcs

— Can I get clothes washed?

Clad ' — - IBV

Clean clothes (linen, or, shirts) isu

— Clothing for female passengers.

Women's clothing.
— Clothing for men. Slops.

Dirty clothes (linen, or, shirts) vyo

— Night clothing.
— Plain clothes.
— Summer clothing.

Want clothes yts

— Warm, or. Winter clothing — for.
— Wet clothes.

Cloud-ed-y.

— Clouds are banking up.

— Cloudy sky.

Club-bed-bing.

— Club. Clubhouse.

— Yacht club.

Clubhaul-ed-ing.
— Try to clubhaul.

Clue.

Coach-ed-ing.

COAL-ED-ING. To COAL.

After coaling dqs

Anthracite coal enx

Are you, or. Is — {vessel indicated) in

want of coal? GW

Bad coal---- fqy

Bunker coal hlz

Can coal be had at — ? gx

Can you spare me coal? _ gy

—Coal.

Coal bag fsh

Coal boat gsl

Coal bunker . — hly

Coal can be got at— (or, from—) ha

—Coal can not be got in any quantity—
at — . ■
Coal cargo hyw

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COAL— CODE.

Coal — Continued.

IWN —Coal depot.

IWO —Coal hulk.

IWP —Coal lighter.

IWQ — Coal mines.

IWR — Coal requires much draft.

rWS —Coal tar.

IWT —Coal tip.

IWU — Qoal trimmer, or, Coal passer.

— Coal — shillings a ton at — Gz

IWV —Coaling party.

IWX — Coaling station.

IWY —Coaling suit.

IWZ —Collier.

IXA —Colliery.

Complete with coal jkn

Distressed for want of coal lhd

Do you want coal? aw

Good coal ODw

IXB — Good coal may be got at — .

IXC — How many hours' coal have you {state
at what speed)t

IXD — I have — hours' coal, for taW speed {or
for speed indicated).

In want of coal {state amount) hb

Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
cure coal HC

IXE — Indifferent coal.

No coal to be got at — hd

IXF — North country coal.

Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at — .. HE

IXG — Plenty of coal to be got— at — .

IXH — Prepare to coal.

IX J — Steam coal.

IXK —Tons of coal.

Want coal immediately yi

IXL —Welsh coal.

IXM — What is your consumption of coal per
hour, at full speed?

IXN — What price are coals at ?

What quantity of coal have you left ?

HP

IXO — What quantity of coal remains in the

collier (coal depot, or, lighter)?
IXP — When finished coaling.
IXQ — When will you have finished coaling ?

IXR COALESCK-D-ING. COALITION.

IXS Coaming. Comb-ing.

IXT Coakse-ly-ness-r.

Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,

HAX

IXU Coast. Coast of.

All the lights are out along the coast —
of— PU

Am acquainted with the coast dgy

Am not acquainted with the coast- .dhb
Are you acquainted with the coast ?.DHE

IXV — Coast-defense ship.

IXW — Coast is dangerous.

IX Y — Coast is not dangerous.

IXZ — Coasted-ing. To coast.

lYA — Coasting trade.

lYB — Coasting vessel. Coaster.

Do not approach the coast because it is

mined _ ...etn

Have you a chart Of coast (or place indi-
cated)'! RP

lYC

lYD

lYE

lYP

lYG"

lYH

lYJ

lYK

lYL

lYM

lYN

lYO

lYP
lYQ

lYR

lYS
lYT
lYU

lYV

lYW

lYX
lYZ

IZA
IZB

IZC

IZD
IZE

IZP

Coast — Continued.
I have no chart of coast {or place indi-
cated) IMW

I know {or, am acquainted with) the

coast '. DGY

^Is the coast bold ?

— Off the coast. Off shore.

— On the coast.

— On, or, At the North coast of — .

— On, or. At the NE. coast of — .

— On, or. At the East coast of —

— On, or, At the SE. coast of — .

— On, or. At the South coast of — .

— On, or. At the SW. coast of — .

— On, or, S.t the West coast of — .

— On, or, At the NW. coast of — .
Rooky coast ttyz

— Wild coast.

Uninhabited island {or, coast) pts

•Wrecked on the coast zjd

Coaster. ( Coasting vessel ) iyb

Coastguard-man .
— Coastguard station.

COAT-ED-ING.

Rudder coat— vbl

cobble-er.

Cochineal.

Cock.

Blow-oflf cock {or, gear) gnw

Blow-off cock out of order gnx

Brine cock hig

Flooding cock nfp

Gauge cock nxj

Sea cock vky

Sea inlet vaJve {or, cock) broken {or,
damaged) vla

Cockswain. Coxswain.

Cocoa.

cocoanut.
— Copra.

Cod.

— Cod fishery.

Code.
Attention is called to page — , paragraph
— , of the International Code ...dh

N. B. — The page to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to will
not correspond.

— Code List of ships.

— Can you furnish {or, lend me) a Code of
Signals ?

— Code Flag {when spoken of).

Do not understandT Morse Code sai

Do you understand Morse Code? saj

International Code of Signals prb

Morse Code ,.. ._sak

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199

CODE— COLZA.

CoDK — Continued.

Colliery ... . tt*

IZG

— Show your Code Signal.

Telegraph code

-XMA

JAS

Collision.

Use Morse Code - 1

..SAL

Collision bulkhead ht,m

IZH

—What is the date of your Code List ?

JAT

— Collision mat.

Will use Morse Code

-SAM

Has the vessel with which you have been

IZJ

Coffee.

JAU

in collision proceeded on her voy-
age? H»

— Have been in collision.

IZK

Cofferdam.

JAV

—Have, or, Has been in collision with —
{vessel indicated).

IZL

Coffin.

JAW

Have you been in collision? .- hi

— Have you been in collision with — {vessd

IZM

Cog. Cogwheel.

indicated)"!
I have been in collision with — hj

IZN

COIL-ED-ING.

JAX

;— No collision.

IZO

— Coil of rope.

JAY

— There has been a collision between —

Resistance coil

-UTV

{vessels indicated).

Test coil

-XOK

JAZ
JBA

— Vessel indicated has been in collision.
—When did the collision take place?

Coin. (Money)-

-ASW

JBC
JBD

— Where did the collision take place?
—Where is the vessel that col ided with

IZP

COIN-ED-ING-ER-AGE. To COIN.

you?
With what vessel have you been in col-

IZQ

—What coins are used »

lision? l-HN

IZR

Coir.
Coir, or. Grass cable

-HQZ

JBE

Collodion.

IZS

— Coir, or. Grass hawser.

JBF

Colombia colors.

IZT

-rCoir, or. Grass matting.

IZU

— Coir, or, Grass rope.

JBG

Colonel .-ewi

— Colonel commandant.

IZV

Coke.

JBH

— Lieutenant colonel-cy.

IZW

COLD-LY-NESS-ISH-ER-EST.

JBI

Colony-ial.

Cold-air chamber '.

-DWL

Colonial Agent - DSO

IZX

—Cold weather.

JBK
JBL

—Colonial Government.
—Colonial Dfiace.

IZY

Colic.

JBM

—Colonial Secretary.

JAB

COLLAPSE-D-ING-IBLE.

Collapsible, or, Berthon boat

-GHM

JBN

COLONIZE-D-ING-ATION.

Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.

-NUC

Furnaces collapsed---

-NUB

JBO

Color.
Color-ed-ing. To color jbr

JAC

Collar.

Color blind-ness- gms

JAD

—Thrust collar damaged.

JBP

, Color vision yrb

-^The same color {or, colors).

JAK

COLLECT-ED-ING.

CoUection-or - -

-JAK

JBQ

—What color?

JAP

-Collect all the — .

JBR

COLOR-ED-INO. To COLOR.

JAG

— Collect what you can.

JAH

—Could not be collected.

JBS

Colors (Ensign).

Enemy is collecting in force at — .

-LZD

Can not distinguish her {or, your)

JAI

—Will you collect?

colors LGX

Dip your colors lbc

JAK

Collection-or.

Foreign colors mek

Collector, or, Board of customs

-GOY

He has hoisted — colors jbt

Hoist your colors. Show your ensign _ dw

JAL

COLLEGE-IAN.

Neutral colors -MER

Strike your colors xaj

JAM

CoLLiDE-D-iNG. {See also Collision. )

JBT

—They have, or. He has hoisted — colors.

JBU

— What colors has she hoisted?

Collier _

-IWZ

JBV

—What colors shall we hoist?

JAN

— Collier to proceed to — .

JAO

— Have you seen a {or, the) collier?

JBW

COLUMN-AL.

JAP

—Sailing collier.

JBX

— Number of columns.

JAQ

— — R+IPfl.TTl POnifiT*

Rpar colunm UKL

Wh^t qua,Titity of coal remains in the |

..LV^CvX ^V^X C4J.** 1 fc ...#-—— — — — .— .• — »*—— —,. .B^ ___ — ^^ ■ ■ ■ '

collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ? .

-IXO

JBY

Colza.

JAR

—Where is the collier ?

JBZ

— Colza oil.

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COMB— COMMAND.

JCA

JCB
JCD

JCE

JCF
JCG

JCH

JCI

JCK

JCL

JCM

JCN

JCO
JCP

JCQ
JCR

JCS
JCT

JCU

JCV

JCW

JCX

JCY

JCZ

JDA

JDB

JDC

JDE

JDF

JDG

Combing. Coaming ixs

— Honey comb-ed.

COM'-XNE-ING -ATION — WITH .

— Combined.

COMBDSTIBLE-ILITY-TION.

Have you any combustibles on board?

HO

I am loaded with combustibles HP

I have no combustibles on board hq

No combustibles (or, explosives) near

the fire hb

Spontaneous combustion wo J

Vessels with coinbustibles not allowed

in ...hs

Come. Came. To come.
— Are you coming?

Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er

Boat come-ing (came) grl

Boat is coming to your assistance et

Boat's crew will not come , grx

— Came, Coming by rail.
— Came, Coming by steamer.
— Came, Coming from.
— Can come.
— Can I come?

Can I come alongside? bay

— Can not come.

Can not come alongside eaz

Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer (or, make distant signals)- -VM

Captain is requested to come on board,

hwn

Come nearer. Stop, or. Heave-to ; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
— Come under the stem.
— Come up.

Come alongside eba

Come directly (immediately).
— Come home.

Come in.

Come nearer.

Come on board... ..g<ja

— Come on shore.

Come out.
— Come out of port.
— Come round.
— Come to grief.
— Come to hand.
— Come within hail.
— Coming.
— Coming at once.

Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
than — feet of water pv

Do lot come alongside ebc

— Do not come so near.

Do you come from any port putting you
in quarantine? tr

Endeavor to come alongside ebd

— Have, or. Has come.

Heavy weather coming ; look sharp, .rz
I am coming (or, sending) aboard ._CZB

I must come to an anchor eib

—I shall come off by and bye (or at time

I shall fire into the boats if they persiet
in coming alongside nak

JDH

JDI
JDK

JDL
JDM

JDN
JDO
JDP

JDQ
JDE
JDS

JDT

JDU

JDV
JDW

JDX

Come — Continued.
— I will come.
I will come on board (or, alongside), if

you will allow me czd

I wish to signal ; will you come within

easy signal distance ?' v j

Is the captain coming on shore? hxd

Let no boat come alongside ebh

Lifeboat unable to come er

Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best

place for coming on shore ke

Lighter coming off qz

— Must come.
— Not come.-

Pilot has*not come off tjk

Request captain to come here (or to place

indicated) hxp

— Shall, or. Will come.
—Shall I come ?
Sheer off a little when you come to the

point vtrp

Should it come on to blow — ^from —
(quarter indicated, if necessary).. qok
Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate,
Code Flag over h
Surgeon, or. Doctor will come imme-
diately WN

The consul is desired to come (or, send)
on board 5 jrp

The orders are coming off sup

The wind will come from' the — zfa

Thick fog coming on gj

Want to come into harbor onc

We are coming to your assistance. . .do

What water shall I come into ? two

— When did you come off?
When do you come off?
— When you come.
Where, or. What source did the news

come from? -.sen

Where do you come from? si

Will Lloyd's agent come on board ?.qxk
— Will you (or person indicated) come ?
Will you (or person indicated) come on

board? grp

Will you (or person indicated) come on
shore to-day (specify hour, if neces-
sary)^
—Will you come (or, go) on shore?

Will your pilot come on to me? tjw

Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on

board? wp

Yon are ordered not to come into

port suY

— You may come into port.
You may, or. We may come to an
anchor ekn

Comet.

comfobt-ed-ing.

— Comfortable-y.

Medical comforts .roh

Medical comforts running short ROI

COMMAND-ED-ING. To COMMAND.

Admiral, or. Senior oiHcer has com-
mands for you ..DKP

Admiral, or, Senior oflScer has no com- '
mands for you dkQ '

Any commands eor 1

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COMMAND-COMMUNICATE.

JDY
JDZ
JEA
JEB

JEC

JED

JEF

JEG

JEH

JEI

JEK

JEL

JEM
JEN
JEO
JEP

JEQ

JER

JES
JET

JEU

JEV

JEW
JEX

JEY

JEZ
JFA
JFB

JFC
JFD
JFE

Command— Conimued.
—Commanding ofiBcer.
— Commanding officer desires.
— Have you any commands?
—I have no commands.

Keep the vessel under command lx

—Not under comiuand lantern (lamp, or,

light).
— Not under command.

Not under command shapes vtu

N. B. — "Not under control or command"
signal is two black balls or
vertical.
— She is commanded by — .
■ — Take command — of.
— Under command of — .
— Where is the commanding officer?
— Whom is the — {vessel indicated) com-
manded by?

Commandant.
Colonel commandant JBG

Commander.

— Inform the commander.

—Senior commander.

— What is commander's name?

Commander IN Chief ewj

— Commander in chief's office.

Commander in chief is — lotr

The commander in chief is at — lov

Where is the commander in chief? -low

commemorate-d-ing.

Commence-d-ing-ment.

— At the commencement of — .

Commence action dis

— Commencement of hostilities.
Demurrage commenced on the — --KTN
Has war commenced? or. Is war de-
clared? — YU

Hostilities commenced— between —

and— ozc

Light indicated will commence on (date

to follow) QSF

— Not commenced.

Open fire, or. Commence fire srd

Operations have commenced - srg

War has commenced, or. War is de-
clared YX

When does it commence? gdu

When do you commence discharging

cargo? IBJ

—When do you begin (or, commence)?
When does th e blockade commence? . gnq

COMMERCE-IAL-LY.

Chamber of Commerce - - — uz

COMMISSAIKE op MARITIME INSCRIPTION.
COMMISSARY-IAT.

— Commissa'riat department.
— Commissariat stores.

COMMISSION-ED-ING.

— Commissioned officer.
— Commissioner.

JFG

JFH

JFI

JFK

JFL
JFM

JPN

JFO

JFP

JFQ
JFR
JFS
JFT

JFU

JFV

JFW

JFX

JFY

JFZ

Commission— Continued.
Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Department, or Registrar General of
Shipping and Seamen . - - unx

COMMIT-TED-TING.

Commit-ted-ting an assault fdy

Committee.
Committee of Lloyd's Qwe

Commodity.

Commodore.

common-ly-ness-alty.
— House of Commons.

COMMUNIOATE-D-ING. TO COMMUNICATE.

Allow no communication. Allow no
one on board. pm

Am disabled; communicate with me, ol
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he

will communicate ..ht

— Be more concise in your communication.
Be very careful in your intercourse with

strangers . ....ps

Can you forward my communication by

telegraph? -HU

Close; I wish to communicate lUX

Come nearer. Stop, or. Heave-to ; I have
something important to communi-
cate Code Flag over h

Communicate by distant signals .--LGC
— Communicate by telegraph..

Communicate in cipher iQC

■Communicate the f ollovidng.
— Communication.
— Comtnunication by telegraph is.
— Communication by telegraph is restored.
Communication by telegraph is stopped,

ws

Communication is allowed with dzg

—Communication is established — ^by (or,

with) — .
-Communication is interrupted — by (or,

with) — .
— Comprehend the communication per-
fectly.
— Confidential communication (or, report).

Do not communicate with — -1- hv

-Does telegraphic communication go all
the way?

Electrical communication . .- lvc

Following communication is confiden-
tial (or, private) hx

Following communication (signal, or,
message) is secret, and in cipher. -IQV
Note. — The cipher will continue until
ended by tlie person signaling making
the hoist iQS=Cipher is ended.
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,

HY

-Had communication with.

Have no communication vnth — hv

Have no communication with the shore

(or vnth vessel indicated) HZ

Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
agent (or, owner) ia

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Part II.

COMMUNICATE— COMPASS.

JGA

JGB

JGC
JOB

JGE

JGF

JGH
JGI

JGK
JGL

JGM

JGN

JGO
JGP

JGQ
JGR

Communicate — Continued.

Have you any message (telegram, order,
or, communication) for me? -IB

Have you had any communication with

infected vessel ( or, place )?_ ic

— Have you had any communication with
the shore?

I am going to communicate by distant
signals lgf

I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE

I can not stop to receive {or, have) any
communication if

I have had no communication with —

(place or vessel) IQ

— I shall communicate with — .

I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I sand my
boat {or, communicate) fc

I wish to communicate ; close lux

— I wish to communicate personally.

Important to communicate — by {or,

with) — . ... m

— Is the communication with — regular?

Line of communication __ qun

No telegraphic communication XLS

Report me {or. my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — .; uh

Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have

sqmething important to communicate.

Code Flag over h

Stranger, or, Vessel bearing — wishes to
communicate wzd

Telegraphic communication xln

T'elephonic communication xmn

The following signal {or, communica-
tion) is private hx

— This communication is private.

Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused. ij

Will you forward {or, communicate) the
following signal for me? :_-ik

Will you telegraph to — • {ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to

communicate? 1 im

— Wish to communicate by {or, with).

You can communicate with — , and get
an answer in — ent

Commutator.

Company-ion.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin

company Code Flag over y

— And Co. (company). Messrs. & Co.
— Better part company.

Company (and Co.) jgk

— I shall part company.

— If you do not carry more sail we shall

part company.
— In case we Dart company.
— Keep company.
Let us keep together {or, in company)
for mutual support {or, protection) .in
— Part company.
Parted company with — on the — (or,

at — ) - 10

— Permission to part company.
Shall we keep company? ip

JGS
JGT
JGU

JGV

JGW
JGX

JGY

JGZ
JHA
JHB

JHC

JHD
JHE

JHF

JHG

JHI

JHK

JHL
JHM
JHN
JHO
JHP
JHQ

JHR

JHS

JHT

JHU

JHV

JHW
JHX

COMPAN Y — Continued.
The admiral {or, senior oflScer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner DKX

— The pleasure of your company.

— Very glad of your company.

— Vessel, or. Ship may part company.

What company do you belong to? iq

When did you part company — from?.lR

— Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at — ?

COMPARE-D-ISON.

— Comparative-ly.
Should like to have another comparison,

GV

Wish to get a rate for my chronometer;

will you give me a comparison? . . . gu

Compartment.

Bow compartment hce

— Engine-room compartment.
— Stoke-hold compartment.
— Water-tight compartment.

Compass.

{For Compass Signals, seepages 45 and
46.)

Note. — Unless otherwise indicated,
hearings if in points and lialf points
are to be understood as Compass
Bearings, i. e. , bearings as shown by
the compass and uncorrected for local
attraction or variation. But when,
shown in degrees they are to be under-
stood as Magnetic Bearings.

— Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
Are your bearings true or magnetic
bearings? gbd

— Are your compasses adjusted?

Azimuth compass fqe

Bearings by compass are — gbh

Boat's compass grv

— Compass bearing (i. e. the bearing shown
by the compass and uncorrected for
either deviation or variation).

— Compass card.

— Compass signals in degrees.

— Compass signals in points and half
points.

— Compasses not adjusted lately.

— -Compensation of compass.

— Deviation of compass.

— Deviation table. ■

— Floating, or. Liquid compass.

— Gimbal of a compass.
Have you an azimuth compass? pqh

— Ha'^e you any local attraction {or, devi-
ation)?

— Have you taken observations for varia-
tion?

— I am using variation of — degrees.
I have an azimuth compass fqi

—I have no cargo to disturb my com-
passes.

— I have had no observations for varia-
tion lately.

— Is there any variation?

— Magnetic bearing.
Note. — Magnetic bearings are compass,
bearings corrected for deviation.

Part II.

GENEKAL VOCABULARY.

203

COMPASS— CONCERN.

JHY
JHZ
JIA

JIB
JIC
JID
JIE
JIF
JIG
JIH

JIK
JIL
JIM

JIN
JIO
JIP
JIQ

JIR

JIS
JIT
JIU
JIV

JIW
JIX

JIY

JIZ

JKA

JKB
JKC

JKD
JKE
JKF

JKG
JKH

JKI

JKL
JKM
JKN
JKO

JKP

Compass — Continued.

— Must be swung to adjust compasses.

— My compasses were adjusted at — .

— No variation.
Point. (Of compass) ---tnl

— Pole, or, Standard compass.

— Prismatic comjjass.

— Put a compass in the boat.

— Ship's head by compass — is — .

— Steer course indicated by compass signal.

— Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.

— True bearing (i. e. compass bearing cor-
rected for deviation and variaaon.
All hearings are to be recKOiied from
the vessel making the signai).

— Variation of the compass.

— Vessel indicated bears.

— ^Was swung for adjusti-uai; of com-
passes at — .
What is the bearing by compass? .-gbm

— What is the variatiou?

— ^What is your deviation?

— What variation do you allow?

— When, or. Where were your compasses
last adjusted?

Compel - led - ling - pulsion. (See also

Bound and Oblige. )
— Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
^Can not be compelled.
— Compelled them to.
— Not without compulsion.
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear

up .- GBX

— Will be compelled.

COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION.

Compensation of compass JHM

COMPETE-ITION.
COMPETENT-CE-CY.

Certificate of competency ihq

Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
the proper certificate of competency?

IJA

Complain-bd-ing.

Cause of complaint ifp

— Have, or. Has made a complaint.
— No complaint — of.

Passengers, or. Crew sick with infectious
complaint PCX

Complement.

— Short of complement.

— What is your complement?

COMLETE-D-ING. TO COMPLETE— WITH.

— Completely-ion.
A complete wreck.-- zis

Are all your bills of lading complete
and signed?-- gkq

— ^Are you complete?
Arrangement completed ewx

— Can you complete?,
— Complete refit necessary.
— Complete with coal.
— Complete with water.

Engines completely disabled mq

I am (or vessel indicated is) a complete

wreck.

JKQ
JKR
JKS

JKT
JKU

JKV
JKW
JKX

JKY

JKZ

JLA
JLB
JLC
JLD
JLE

JLF

JLG

JLH

JLI

JLK
JLM

JLN

JLO
JLP

JLQ

JLR

JLS
JLT

JLU

JLV
JLW
JLX
JLY
JLZ

Complete— Coji^inited.

I shall be complete in.
— Must be complete-d — with.
-Report when finished (or, complete-d)—

with.
— When completed.
— When will you (or vessel indicated) be

complete?
— When you are complete — with.
— Will take time — to complete.
— With complete success.

OOMPLICATE-D-INO-ION.

COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ARY.

Make my compliments-

-to RIM

COMPLY-IED-ING. TO COMPLY.

— Can '■omply — with.

— Can not comply — with.

— Coniply with request (or, signal).

— In complianee with.

Request can be complied with usp

— Shall be complied with.

Sorry I am unable to comply with your

request tJSX

— Vessel (or person indicated) is not pble
to comply.

COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION. ^

A squadron (give nationality) composed

of — ships passed in sight wpp

Antif ouling composition enz

Of how many ships was the squadron

seen composed? yxM

— To be composed of.

COMPOUND-ED-ING.

— Compound engine.

COMPREHEND-ED-ING. TO COMPREHEND.

Comprehend the communication per-
fectly JEW

— Do you, or. Does' he (or^person indi-
cated) comorehend (or, understand)?

—Not suflflciently comprehensible. It is
impossible to comprehend.

COMPRESS-ED-ING. TO COMPRESS.

Air-compressing pump dvy

Compressed air dwm

Compressor.

compromise-d-ing.

— Do not compromise yourself.

COMPULSORY-ION.

Not without compulsion Jlv

Pilotage is compulsory tjo

CONCEAL-ED-INQ-MENT.

CONCEDE-D-ING.

CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y.

CONCENTRATE-D-ING-ION.

CONCERN-ED-ING.

204

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CONCERT— CONGRESS.

JMA
JMB

JMC
JMD
JME

JMF
JMG
JMH
JMI

JMK
JML

JMN
JMO

JMP
JMQ
JMR

JMS

JMT

JMU

JMV

JMW

JMX

JMY

JMZ

JNA

JNB

JNC
JND

! JNE

JNP
JNG
JNH

JNI

CONCERT-ED-ING.

— In concert with.
Shall we act in concert?.

CONCESSION.
CONCILIATE-D-TION.

CONCISE-LY-NESS.

Be more concise in your communica-
tion JFO

CONCliTJDE-D-ING. To CONCLUDE.

— Conclusion-ive.
— ^Not yet concluded.
— Shall conclude.

CONDEMN-ED-INQ .

— Condemned as unseaworthy.

Condemned by Lloyd's agent qwf

— Condemned stores.

— Have condemned a part of my provisions.

CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION. To CONDENSE.

— Condenser.

— Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order) .

— Condenser pipes.

— Condenser tubes.

— Condenser tubes burst.

— Condenser tubes choked {or, Salted).

— Condenser tubes leaking. !

— Condenser tubes out of order.

Condensing boiler burst Gwt

Condensing boiler damaged gwu '

Condensing boiler tubes burst yde

Jet condenser pvh

Surface condenser xfw

Surface condenser out of order XFY

Condition. (See also State. )
Are you, or. Is — {vessel indicated) in a

condition to proceed? an

Bad condition fqz

Condition of cargo iak

Do you think we ought to pass a vessel

in this distressed condition? ne

Good condition oeb

I am not in a condition for action dit

— In what condition — ^is — ?
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of
water ; dangerous to navigation, -kvs
— What condition?

What condition is the cargo in? ibh

—What is the condition (state) of — ?

CONDITION-AL-ALLY. {Agreement. )
— On, or, upon condition.
Unconditional-ly ygtj

Condor {Coin) :atg

Conduct-ed-ing. To conduct.

Bad conduct--- ---fra

•Conductor.
— Gallant Conduct.

■Good conduct.

Lightning conductor qtj

Nonconductor-ing siz

— The conductor {or, guard).

JNK

JNL
JNM
JNO
JNP

JNQ

JNR

JNS

JNT
JNU
JNV

JNW

JNX

JNY
JNZ

JOA
JOB

JOC

JOD
JOE

JOF
JOG
JOH

JOI

JOK

JOL
JOM

JON
JOP

JOQ

JOR
JOS

JOT

JOU

JOV

JOW
JOX

JOY

JOZ

J PA

Condy's Fluid. Crimson Fluid.

Cone.

— North cone hoisted.
— South cone hoisted.
— Steam cone.

Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy.

Confer-red-ring-ence.

Confess-ed-ixg-ion-edly.

Confidence-t.
— Am, Is, or-, 'Are conhdent.
— Confioenciai-ly.
Confidential report (or, couimunicaiii.U;,

3fx
Following signal {or, communication)

is confidential (or, private) hx

— Have you any confidence in — ?

— No confidence in {or, dependence upon).

Confinb-d-ing.

Close confinement luv

— Confinement.

Keep him {or, them) in close confine-
ment . PYU

Confir]^-ed-ing-ation.

— Confinnation, or. Ratification takes

place at — {or, on — ).
— Is it confirmed that {vessel indicated)

has foundered ?
— Is there any confirmation ?
— News, or. Report, or. Information is

confirmed.

Officially confirmed {or, certified) ijf

— Report requires confirmation.
— Want-ed-ing confirmation.
—Want official Confirmation.

confiscate-d-ing-iox.

Conflagration.

conflict-ed-ing.

— Conflicting reports.

Conform-ed-ing-able-y-ity.
— In conformity with.

CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.

Avoid-ed-ing confusion fov

In great confusion.
— Without the least confusion.

congest-ed-ing-ion.

Congo (Kongo) State. Colors.

congratclate-d-ing-ion.

Allow me to congratulate you dza

— Congratulate-d-ing you.

To congratulate you.

Congress. (See aiso Parliament.)
Act of Congress {or, Parliament) ---Die
By an act of Congress {or, Parliament),

DIE

-Has Congress {or, Parliament) met 1
— Member of Congress.

Pakt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

205

CONGRESS— CONSUME.

JPB

JPC

JPD

JPE
JPP

JPG
JPH

JPI
JPK

JPL

JPM

JPN

JPO

JPQ

JPR

JPS

JPT

JPU
JPV
JPW

JPX

JPY
JPZ

JQL
JQM

CONGEESS — Continued.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legixlative body) adjourns (or,

adjourned) on the — fei

Congress, Parliament, Assembly '{or
other legislative body) is dissolved. fej
— Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legislative body) met {or, meets)
on the — .
Recent act of Congress, Parliament,
Assembly (or other legislative body),

DIL

Conical.

— Conical buoy.

CONN-ED-ING.

— Conning tower.

CONNECT-ED-ING-ION.

— Connect your screw propeller, or, pad-
dles.

— Connected with.
— Connecting rod.

Connecting-rod bolts broken .•.^.--GXV

Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out

of order)-— --Heb

connive-anoe.

conqubr-ed-ing.

Conscious.

conscsipt-ion.

consbcrate-ed-ing. consecration.

consecutive-ly.

CoNSENT-ED-iNG — TO. {See also Permit

and Agree. )
— Can not, or. Will not consent (permit

it).
— Have, or. Has consented.
— I will consent.

— Vessel {or person indicated) consents.
Will you {or persons indicated; consent

{or, agree)? dug

— Would not consent.

Consecjuence-t-ly.

— Happened in consequence of. Occa-
sioned by.
Heave-to, or take the consequences -OSG

— In consequence of.

—Of not much consequence.

—Of the utmost consequence {or, impor-
tance).

— The consequence will be.

—Took place in consequence of.

— What was the consequence?

Considbe-ed-ing. To consider.
—Consider it {or, them) necessary.
—Considerable fault found— with.
— Considerable-y.

Considerable sea up

— Considerately -ion.
— Do you consider, or, Have you consid-
ered?

Do you consider leak dangerous? QI

JQN

JQO

JQP
JQR

JQS

JQT

JQU
JQV

JQW

JQX
JQY
JQZ

JRA
JRB

JRC

JBD

JRE

JRF

JRG
JRH
JRI
JRK

JRL
JRM
JRN
JRO
jRP

JRQ

JRS.

JRT

JRU
JBV
JRW
JRX

JRY

Consider — Continued.

For consideration — of — .

Furnace considered dangerous klb

— Has been considered.

Hurricane did considerable damage.PAK
— Is, or. Are not considered.
— Shall, or. Will consider.

There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention .. ngl

Under consideration yhd

CONSIGN-ED-ING-TO. TO CONSIGN.

To whom is your cargo consigned?- ..ibn
— Whom are you {or vessel indicated) con-
signed to?
—Consignee.
— Consignment.

CONSIST-ED-INO — OP.

Cargo consists of — hzr

Fleet consists of — ..-NEL

Consols.

Consort.

conspicuotjs-ly-ness-ity.
I can not make out your flags; hoist
them in a more conspicuous position,

OWL
CONSPIRB-D-ING-ACY-ATOR.

CONSTABLE-ULARY.

CONSTANT-LY-CY.

Reinforcements constantly arriving,

iroM

CONSTITUTE-D-ING. CONSTITUENT.

Constitution- AL- ALLY.

CONSTRAIN-ED-ING.
CONSTRUCT-BD-ING-ION.

— Constructor.

— Have, or. Has been constructed.

— Shall, or, Will be constructed,

CONSUL-AR.

— Consul General.

Consul is absent.

Consular Court.
— The consul is desired to come {or, send)

on board.
—Vice-consul, or. Consular Agent.

Consulate.

Consult -ATioN — with.

After a consultation dqn

Consult captain hwv

Consult Lloyd's agent QWG

— Consult owner.

—Consult underwriters.

— Have, or, Has been consulted.

—Shall, or, Will be consulted..

Consume-d-ijjg-ption.
What is your consumption of coal per
hour full speed? - — .ixm

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Part IL

CONSUMPTIVE— CONVOY.

JRZ

Consumptive.

JTD

CONTRIVE-D-ING-ANCE.

JTE

—Can you contrive?

JSA

Contact.

JTP

— How do {or, did) you contrive (or, man-

Electro contact lve

age)— to?

Electro contact mine Lvr

JTG

— Must contrive.

JTH

CONTROL-T,F,T)-LING-LER.

JSB

CONTAGION-IOTJS.

Not under control jed

a contagious disease on board {or at

Not under control light (lamp, or, lan-

place indicated) gpq

tern). - JEC

JSC

—Contagious disease.

Note. — Not under control signal is two

Disease, or, Sickness is contagious ..vb

black balls or shapes vertical.

Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,

vc
Is the sickness contagious? va

•
Controversy. {Discussion) — ldy

JTI

CONTUSE-D-ING-ION.

JSD

CONTAIN-ED-ING.

JTK

CONVALESCENT-CE.

JSE

CONTEND-ED-ING-TION.

JTL

CONVENIENT-LY-CE.

JSF

CONTENT-ED-ING-BDLY-MENT.

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you {or, — )as soon as convenient.DLB

jsa

Contents.

Anchor as convenient ky

I am going to signal the contents of an

As convenient ...fae

important telegram, to be communi-

As many as convenient fax

cated to you IE

As soon as convenient pbl

Open telegram for me and signal its

JTM

— If convenient.

contents wx

JTN

— Is there a convenient watering place?

Shall I open your telegram and signal

JTO

— It will be a great convenience.

its contents? xc

JTP

— When most convenient.

JTQ

— Will it be convenient?

JSH

Contest-ed-ing.

JTR

Convent.

JSI

Continent- AL-LY.

JTS

CONVENTION-AL-LY.

Geneva Convention nxs

JSK

CONTINGENT-CY.

Geneva Convention flag (Plate II).-nxt

JSL

Continue-d-ing-ation-al-oxjs.

JTU

CONVERSE-D-ING-ATION — WITH.

JSM

— Continue your present course. Stand on.
If it continues to blow goh

JTV

— A conversation with.

If the wind continues as at present-ZER

JTW

CONVERT-ED-ING-IBLE.

CONTO. {Money) ath

JTX

CONVEY-ED-ING-ANCE— TO.

Ambulance required to convey a patient

JSN

Contraband.

to hospital EDY

JSO

— Contraband goods.

JTY

— Are there any public conveyances —

to — ?
— By the first conveyance.

JSP'

Contract -ED-iNG-ioN.

JTZ

Contract built hld

jua

— For conveyance — to — .

JSQ

— Contractor.

JUB

— No conveyances — to — .

JSR

Contradict-ed-ing. Contradiction.

JUC

CONVICT-ED-ING-ION. To CONVICT.

JST

— Contradict the report.

JUD

— Convict (o convict).

JSU

— Contradictory.

JUE

—Will be convicted.

JSV

— It has not been contradicted.

JUF

—Will not be convicted.

JSW

Contrary.

JUG

CONVINCE-D-ING.

JSX

— Contrary to order.

Contrary to regulations UOG

JUH

CONVOY-ED-ING. To CONVOY.

Delayed by contrary winds. Detained

All ships of the convoy are to rejoin

by contrary winds ksd

company Code Fla,g over y

JSY

— On the contrary.

By, or. With the convoys hpj

JUI

—Convoy (a convoy).

JSZ

Contrast-ed-ing.

JUK

— Convoy is ahead.

JUL

— Convoy is astern.

JTA

CONTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION— to.

JUM

— Convoy is from.

JTB

— Liberal contribution.

JUN

— Convoy is going to.

JTC

— Will you {or person indicated) con-

Convoy to disperse and make for destin-

tribute?

ation --..IS

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207

CONVOY— Corvette,

Ci )N VOY— Continued.

JVW

Copperas.

Convoy to disperse and reassemble at

rendezvous (or place indicated) it

Convoy to keep ahead of escort lu

Copra

..lYZ

Convoy to keep as close as possible .-iv

JVX

COPY-IED-ING. To COPY.

Convoy to keep astern of leader {or.

JVY

—Copy. (A copy. )

•

escort) iw

JVZ

— Copy will be wanted.

Convoy to keep on port side of leader

JWA

—Have, or. Has a copy-^of .

(or, escort) ^.ix

JWB

— Have you a copy — of ?

Convoy to keep on starboard side of

JWC

— I have no copy.

leader {or, escort) iy

JWD

— Take, or. Make a copy (or, duplicate). |

Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-

ing within signal distance iz

JUO

—Convoy will assemble at port (or place

JWE

Coral line.

indicated).

JWF

—Coral reef.

Convoy will leave at — (time to follow),

QKM

Convoy will leave on — {day to follow),

JWG

COED-ED-ING-AGB.

QKN

JWH

— Cordage in lengths.

JUP

—Convoy will rendezvous at — , on the — .

Convoy will rendezvous in — {latitude

JWI

Cordite.

and longitude indicated) dqn

Do not go through {or, near) — {place

JWK

COEEA-N (KOREA-N). KOREAN COLORS. |

indicated) without a convoy? , ja

Do you belong to the convoy gev

JWL

Cork.

JUQ

— Have you, or. Has — {vessel indicated)

JWM

— Cork buoy.

seen convoy?

JWN

— Cork jacket.

JDR

— How was convoy steering?

JUS

—I belong to the convoy of — {ships

JWO

Corn..

indicated).

Indian corn

-PHX

JUT

—Is, or. Has the convoy?

JUV

— It is a convoy of — .

JWP

Corned. (Salted.)

JUW

— Of, or. From the convoy.

Strange vessel following convoy- - . wyv

JWQ

Corner.

JUX

— When did the convoy?

JUY

—When will the convoy?

JWR

Coroner.

JUZ

— Where is the convoy from?

Awaiting coroner's inquest

-FPD

JVA

—Where is the convoy going?
With the convoy. By the convoy. . hpj

JWS
JWT

— Coroner's inquest.
Corporal.

JVB

Cook.

JWU

Corporate-ion.

JVC

— Cook house.

JWV

— Corporation of — .

JVD

— Cook-ed provisions.

JVE

—Cooking range, or. Copper.

JWX

Corps.
Army Service Corps

-EWF

JVF

COOL-ED-mO-LY-NBSS.

JWY ^

Corpse.

JVG

Coolie.

JWZ

Correct-ed-ing.

JVH

COOP-ED-ING.

Account sent is correct

Account sent is incorrect

..DET
-DEU

JVI

Cooper-age.

JXA

— Correct-ly.

JVK

— Cooper's tools.

JXB

—Is it correct?
Is my present course a correct

one?

JVL
JVM
JVN

COOPERATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE.

—Cooperative society.
—Shall we cooperate?

(Course to follow, if necessary) .

Is the latitude correct?

Is the longitude correct?

Is your list of ships correct?

--JZF
..QHS
--QZB
--QVI

JVO

Copaiba. (Drug. )

JXC

—News, or. Report, or, Information
correct.

IS not

Copeck. (Coin) -atw.

JXD

— Not correct.

JVP

COPPER-ED-ING-Y.

Copper, or. Cooking range Jve

JXE
JXF

CORRESPOND-ED-INGf.

— Correspondent-ence.

JVQ
JVE

— Copperplate.
—Copper punt.

JXG

Corrode- D-iNG-sioN-sivE.

JVS
JVT

—Coppersmith.
—Rubbed oflE the copper.

JXH

CORRUPT-ED-ING-ION-NESS.

JVU

Snlnliaffi nf Conner -- XDF

JXI

Corvette.

—When was your ship last coppered?

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COST^COUNTEBMAND.

JXK

COST-LY— OF.

Could — Continued.

JXT,

—What will it cost?

I could {or, might) not have

I think I could

--BRL
-XQF

JXM

Costa Rica-n. Costa Rican Coloes.

If he (she, it, or persons or things
cated) could (or, might)

indi-

-BTF

JXN

Cot.

If he (she, it, or persons or things

indi-

Cot case - ...idb

cated) could {or, might) not

-BYG

JXO

—Send cot.

If I could (or, might)

If I could {or, might) not

..bzd

--BZE

JXP

Cottage.

If they could {or, might)

If they could (or-, might) not

--CAJ
-CAL

JXQ

Cottager.

If we could {or, might)

If we could {or, might) not

--CBD
-.CBE

JXR

Cotton.

If you cou]^ {or, might)

-GBU

Bales of cotton ftc

If you could {or, might) not

.-CBV

Cotton cargo hyx

It, etc. {See'S.e, dbme.)

JXS

— Cotton- crop.

It could {or, might) be done

-BNM

JXT

— Cotton seed.

It could {or. might) not be done . .

-BNO

JXU

—Cotton twist.

Nothing could

--SKB

JXV

— Cotton waste {or, tow).

She, etc. (See He, above.)

Gun cotton ojr

That, or. This could {or, might)..

-CKU

JXW

—Is cotton freight to be obtained?

That, or. This could {or, might) be

-CKV 1

Lamp cotton qdf

That, or. This could {or, might) not be, 1

JXY

— Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods.

There could {or, might)

CKW
-CMN

JXZ

COTJGH-ED-ING.

There could {or, might) be

.cmo

Whooping (hooping) cough oxt

There could {or, might) not be —
They could {or, might)

-CMP
-BLN

JYA

Coulomb. {Measure of electrical quantity .)

•

They could {or, might) be

They could {or, might) not

-BHR
-BLO

Could {or. Might) bkz

They could {or, might) not be ---

-BHS

Could, or, Might be bfl

We could {or, might)

--BLP

Could, or. Might do {or, be done)-_BMA

We could (or, might) be

--BIK

Could, or. Might have bqj

We could {or, might) not

-BLQ

Could, or. Might have been bfm

Wecould {or, might) not be

--BIM

Could, or, Might have done {or, been

What, or, Which could {or, might)

'-CQA

done) BMC

When could {or, might)?

-CEA

Could, or. Might have had bqk

Where could {or, might)?

-CSW

Could or. Might he (she, it, or persons

Who could {or, might)?..

-CUM

or things indicated) be? _ bto

Why could {or, might) not?._

-CVF

Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons

You could {or, might)

-BLR

or things indicated) not be? btp

You could {or, might) be

..BJA

Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?---BLA

You could (or, might) not

.-BLS

Could, or. Might I (my, mine)? blc

You could (cyr, might) not be

-.BJC

Could, or. Might not bld

Could, or. Might not be - . .bfn

JYB

Council.

Could, or. Might not do {or, be done),

JYC

— Council of war.

bmd

Privy Council

-TWQ

Could, or. Might not have -"--.bql

Could, or. Might not have been bfo

JYD

Counsel led-ling-lor

Could, or, Might not have done {or, been
done) BME

Could, or. Might not have had bqm

Could, or. Might that {or, this)? ble

Could, or, Might the? blf

Could, or, Might there be?-- _-Bfp

JYE
JYF
JYG
JYH

Count-ed-ing. To count.
— Can not count.
— Did you count?
—Have, or. Has counted.

Could, or. Might these {or, those)? -BLG

Could, or. Might they (theirs)? blh

JYI

Countenance-ding.

Could, or. Might we (ours)? bli

Could, or. Might you (your-s)? blj

JYK

Counter.

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-

Counter orders _

..sto

cated) could {or, might) buf

Engine counter

-MAZ

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-

cated) could {or, might) not bug

JYL

COUNTERACT-ED-ING-ION.

How could {or, might)? bxk

•

I am sure I could xfm

JYM

Counterbalance-d-ing.

I could {or, might) blk

I could {or. might) be bfz

JYN

Counterfeit-ed-ing.

I could {or, might) have bek

I could (or, might) not blm

JYO

Countermand-ed-ing.

I could {or, might) not be .bga

JYP

— Previous orders are all countermanded.

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209

COUNTERMINE— CRACK.

JYQ
JYR

JYS

SYT
JYU

JYV
JYW

JYX

JYZ

JZA

JZB
JZC
JZD
JZE

JZP

JZG
JZH

JZI

JZK

JZL

JZM

JZN

JZO

COUNTBRMINE-D-ING.

— Countermining launch.

countbrsign-ed-inq.

countebweight zbd

Countess.

Country.
North country coal ixf

County.

— County court.

OOUP-DE-MAIN.
COUPLE-D-ING.

— Couple of —
Coupling bolts broken gxw

Shaft coupling bolts broken gyp

CouRAGE-ous-LY. (Bravery) hep

Courier.

Course. (See also Steer. )
Alter course ebu

— ^Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port.
— Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard.
— ^Alter course to — (point indicated) .wp
— Am I steering a proper course? Is my
present course a correct one (indicate
the course steered, if necessary) ?

Change your course iKS

— Continue, your present course. Stand

on JSM

— Course and distance.

— Course to be followed.

— Do not stand too far on your present

course.
— How long may we stand on our present
course?
I do not intend altering course for the

present (or, until — ) eci

I shall alter course ecj

I shall not alter course eck

I think we had better alter course to —

(point indicated) ecl

I will show a light to-night when I alter

course- Qw

Is my present course a correct one ? Am
I steering a proper course (indicate
the course steered, if necessary)'!-. jz¥
— Out of the course of — .

Race course uge

Steer course indicated by compass sig-
nal -. 3IF

Storm center in — (direction indicated),
probable course toward — (direction

indicated) IGY

— The course steered is the best for the

present (or until time indicated) .
— The same course.
Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu

Water course yvo

We had better alter course to — (point

indicated) ecv

—What course are you (or, they) steering?

JZP
JZQ
JZR

JZS
JZT

JZU
JZV

JZW

JZX

JZY
KAB
KAC
KAD

KAE

KAF

KAG
KAH

KAI

KAJ

KAL
KAM
KAN
KAO

KAP

KAQ

KAE

KAS
KAT
KAU

KAV

KAW

KAX

Course — Continued.

— What course shall you (or, will they)

steer?
— What course were you (or, they) steer-
ing?
— What is the course to — ?
When do you intend to alter cour8e?-ECX
When I alter course to-night I will show

alight QW

When will you alter course? ecy

— When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light.

Courses. (Sails. )

Pore course niv

Main course RGQ,

Mizzen course RWP

— Set the courses.
— Shift a course.

Course. Of course.
As a matter of course fac

Court.

Admiralty court dlr

Consular court JRO

. County court- --- JYW

— Court-martial.

— Court of arbitration.

— Court of inquiry. •

— Court of law.

Naval Court sen

Police court (or, station) tnx

COURTESY-OUS-LY.

Cove, or, Bight.

COVER-ED-ING.

— Are you, or. Is — (person indicated) cov-
ered?

Cylinder cover kib

Cylinder cover broken Kic

High-pressure cylinder cover ouv

— High-pressure cylinder cover broken.

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,

PQT
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover

broken.
— Low-pressure cylinder cover.
— Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken.
— Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.
— Under cover — of.

Cow.

-lYV

cowabd-ly-ice.
Coxswain. Cockswain .
Crab.

Crack-ed-ino.

— Cylinder cracked.

— High-pressure cyliiider cracked (or, out

of order).
— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked

(or, out of order).
— Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out

of order).
— Piston rod cracked (or, broken).

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CRAFT— CROOKED.

KAY

CRArT-Y-ILY-INESS.

CRnvr— Continued.
Crew have appealed to the authorities,'

Craft. {Vessel)

...YPW

FNE

KAZ

— Fishing craft (boat or, vessel).

KCP

— Crew {number to be shown) have left the

kba

— Native craft.

ship.

KBC

—Small craft.

KCQ

—Crew have mutinied.

KBD

— Suspicious craft.

KCR

— Crew healthy.

Vessel seen {or, indicated) is native ship

KCS

— Crew imprisoned.

{or, craft)

SEG

KCT
KCU

Crew not all on board dya

— Crew not heard of.

— Crew refuse to go on board.

KKE

Cramp-ed.

KCV
KCW

— Crew saved.
— Crew sick.

KBF

Crane.

Crew, or,»Passengers sick with infec-

Anchor crane

— -EGZ

tious complaint pcx

■KBG

—Steam crane.

KCX
KCY •

— Crew will not leave the vessel.
— Crew will not pass.

KBH

Crank. {Machinery. )

Foreign crew nkp

Crank brasses broken {or, out of

order),

HEC,

KCZ

— ^Full crew.
Gun's crew ojy

KBI

— Crank broken.

Gunner's crew okq

KB,T

—Crank frame.

Have lost all boats ; can you take crew

KBL

— Crank head.

off? NI

KBM

— Crank pin.

kda

— Have shipwrecked crew on board ; will

KBN

— Crank-pin brasses broken.

you let me transfer them to you?

KRO

— Crank pin broken.

{Number to follow.)

KBP

— Crank shaft.

KDB

—Have you any tidings of the crew?

5SQ

—Crank shaft broken {or, defective).

Have you fallen in with crew of dere-

KBR

— Crank webs loose.

lict? MRT

•

I am sinking {or, on fire); send all

KBS

Crank-ness. {Unstable.)

available boats to save passengers

KBT

— Ship {indicated) is very crank.

KDC

and crew no

— Native crew.

KBU

Crater.

KDE

— Not safe to go on vidth the crew as at ■
present.

KBV

Cream.

KDF

— Part of the crew {indicate the number).

Cream of tartar 1

— XKW

KDG

—Police(orof7ier)authorities have decided
against the crew.

KBW

Create-d-ing-or.

KDH

— Police {or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.

KBX

Credential.

KDI

— Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew.

KBY

—Credentials are satisfactory.

Send lifeboat to save crew fj

KBZ

— Credentials not satisfactory.

Send boats to take off the crew gup

Have you, or, Ila,s —{person indicated)

KDJ

— Short manned. A weak crew {number

the necessary credentials {or.

certifi-

may be indicated).

oates)?

IHZ

1

Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew Mxu

kca

Oredit-ed-ing.

Want hands {specify number and par-

KCB

—Can you get credit?

ticulars) yj

KCD

— Have you credit on — ?

What has become of the crew? gcp

Letter of credit. ...i

QOI

— men of the crew have been ill of yel-

KCE

Creditor.

KDL

low fever {number to follow) mwy

Crime-inal-ly.

KCF

Creek.

KDM

Crim?.

KCG

Crbbp-ing-er. Crept.

KDN

Crimson.

KCH

Crbosote-d.

Crimson fluid. Condy's fluid jnk

KCI

Crescent.

KDO

Crip'ple-d.

KCJ

Crew. {See also Hands. )
Are all your crew on board

...GPT

KDP

Crisis. Critical.

Boat's crew

..GRW

KDQ

CROCiiERY.

Boat's crew will not come

.--GRX

KCL

— By the crew.
Crew are all on board

---GQB

Crocodile. Alligator dyv

KCM

KCN

—Crew deserted.

—Crew disaffected ; will not work

Cronchka. {Measure of capacity) -.azd

KCO

—Crew discontented ; will not work.

KDR

Crooked. Bent.

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CROP— CUSTODY.

KDS
KDT
KDU

KDV
KDW

feDX
KDY

KDZ

KEA

KEB

KEC

KED

KEF

KEG

KEH

KEI

KEJ

KEL

KEM
KEN

KEO
KEP

KEQ

KER

KES

KET
KEU

KEY

KEW
KEX

KEY

KEZ

KFA

KFB
KPC
KPD

KPE

Crop.

— A good crop of — . Crops look well.
— A short crop of — .
Cotton crop jxs

— Crops destroyed.

— Crops have suffered severely (are much
injured) .
Crops look well. A good crop of — .kdt
— How is the — crop?
— Sugar crop.

Ceoss-ed-ing.

Bar can not be crossed until — pvr

Can I cross the bar? Shall I be able to,
get over the bar? pvy

— Cross bearings.

— Cross-cut saw.

— Cross-examine-d-ing-ation — of.

— Crosshead.

-^Cross-jack yard.

— Cross the bow.

— Crosstree.

— Crossway.

— Piston-rod crossheads damaged {or,
broken).

Pump crosshead ...ubg

Pump crosshead out of order ubh

Topmast crosstrees xvy

What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? fwo

— When did you cross the equator?
When will be the best time for crossing
the bar? xm

— Where did you cross the equator?

— Where will you cross the equator?

Ckoton.

— Croton oil.

Crow.
Crowbar- pwi

— Crowsfoot-feet.
— Crowsnest.

Crowd-bd-ing.

Crown-ed-ing.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed .nuc

Cruel-ly-ty.

Cruise-d-ino — OFF.

Are there many men-of-war now cruis-
ing?
During the cruise ...kfa

Cruiser.

Armored cruiser evw

Belted cruiser gfd

—Cruisers are very vigilant.
— During the cruise.

Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — -- OF

Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk

— Hired cruiser.
— Revenue cruiser (or, vessel).
—Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — {or
in latitude and longitude indicated).
—Saw enemy's ship {or, cruiser) to the — .

Torpedo cruiser xws

KFG

KPH
KFI

KFJ

KFL
KFM

KPN
KFO

KFP

KFQ

KFR

KFS

KFT

KFU

KPV

KFW

KFX
KFY
KFZ
KGA
KGB-

KGC

KGD

KGE
KGF

KGH

KGI

KGJ

KGL
KGM
KGN

Ceush-ed-ing.
Accident happened. Crushed. Fall.
Jammed dcf

Cktjtch.

Crystal-ise-d-line.

cube-ic-al.

Cubic centimeter znm

Cubic foot AYC

Cubic inch ayd

Cubic meter znp

Cubic millimeter zno

Cubic yard aye

Measure of cubic capacity {See page 53),

AYB

Cuddy.

— Cuddy passenger.

CUFP-BD-ING.

— Handcuff-ed-ing.

culpable-ility.

cultivate-d-ing-ion. culture.

cunning-ly-ness.

Cup.

Cure-d-ing-able.

CuEIOUa-LY-SITY.

Currant.

Current.
Against the current(tide,or,stream)DSE
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),

PJI
— Can not stem the current {or, tide).
— Current runs — miles per hour.
— Current sets off shore.
— Current sets on shore.
— Current, or. Tide will run very strong.
{Indicate miles per hour, if necessary.)

Earth current len

Electric current lus

Induced current pit

— Is there much current?

Keep out of the tide {or, current) XG

Price current' tvq

— There is less current inshore (or in

direction indicated).
— Tide, or. Current sets to the — .
— Try the current {or, tide).

Undercurrent yhe

— What current {rate and direction) do

you expect (or, reckon on)?
—What is the current? Do you, or, Do

we feel any current?
—What is the set and rate of current (or,
tide)?

Curry.

Curve-d-ing-ature.

Custody.

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CUSTOM— DAM.

KGO

KGP
KGQ

KGR

KGS

KGT

KGU

KGV

KGW

KGX

KGY
KGZ
KHA
KHB

KHC

KHD

KHE
KHF

KHG

KHI
KHJ

KHL
KHM
KHN

KHO
KHP
KHQ
KHR

KHS

KHT

KHU
KHV

KHW
KHX

KHY
KHZ

KIA
KIB
KIC

Custom.
Customary. (^Usual) ymx

—Customer.

— Is it the custom — to — ?

Customs. (See also Duties. )
Board of Customs got

Cleared at the Custom-house ite

— Clearing the Custom-house.

— Custom-house.

— Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.

— Custom-house duties.

— Customs officer.

— Have you a Custom-house officer on

board?
— Have you cleared the Custom-house?
— Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
— Not cleared at Custom-house.
— Shall clear at Custom-house.

Cut-ting. To cut.

Accident happened. Cut. Stab--.DCG
— After cutting away her masts.

Cable is cut (or, broken) hqp

— Can be cut off.
— Can not cut.

Cross cut saw _ keb

— Cut away.

Cut away the mizzen mast rwn

Cut away your masts kj

— Cut down.
—Cut off.

Cut out - svu

Cut, weigh, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw

Cut, or, slip your cable hra

— Do not cut.

— Do not cut away your masts.
— ^Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out?

I must cut my cable hri

— May, or, Can be cut out.
— Much cut up.
— Obliged to cut away.
—Shall I cut?

Weigh, cut, or. Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing kw

Cutlass.
Cutlery.

Cutter.

— Is a Revenue cutter.
Steam cutter. Small steamboat --GUw
Steam cutter's engine mbx

Cutting. ( An artificial passage. )
Cutwater.

CwT. Hundredweight .
Cycle.

Cyclone.
You are steering right into tbe center of
the hurricane (or, cyclone) ..pan

Cylinder.
•Cylinder cover.
Cylinder cover broken.

KID
KIE
KIP
KIG

KIH

KIJ

KIL
KIM
KIN

KIO

KIP

KIQ

KIR
KIS

KIT

KIU
KIT

Cylinder— CowMj) ued.
Cylinder cracked kat

— Cylinder damaged.

— Cylinder out of order.

— Cylinder side rod.

— High-pressure cylinder.

High -pressure cylinder cover ouv

High-pressure cylinder cover broken,

KAI

High -pressure cylinder cracked (or, out

or order) _■ kau

— Intermediate-pressure cylinder.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,

• PQT

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken kaj

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked

(or, out of order) kav

— Low-pressure cylinder.

Low-pressure cylinder cover kal

Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kaw

Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,

KAN

Czar.

— Czarevitch.

— Czarevna.

D. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. ) ^

D slide.

Daily. Every day.
Daily expected. kmx

— Daily paper.
—Daily report.
Daily returns kmy

In daily expectation of an embargo. lwh

My chronometer gains daily .of

My chronometer loses daily gt

Dairy.

Daktylas. (Measure of length) avo

Dale.

Dam-med-ming.
Cofferdam ..

-IZK

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DAMAGE— DANGER.

KIW

KIX
KIY
KIZ

KJA

KJB
KJC

KJD
KJE

KJF

KJG
KJH
KJI

KJL
KJM
KJN

KJO

KJP

Damaqe-d. (See also Injure. )

Ammunition is damaged efq

Are y ou , or , Is — (vessel indicated) materi-
ally damaged (or, injured)? ao

Bell buoy damaged; not working.- gen
Boiler burst; very slight damage --Gvw

Boiler damaged avx

Boiler plates damaged _. gwi

Can damage be repaired at sea? ba

Can the damage be repaired by your-
selves --- BO

Can not exactly estimate the damage,

MHR

Cargo damaged _ hzs

Cargo damaged, but extent not known,

HZT

Cargo not much damaged (slightly

damaged) iad

Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of

order) ' jmr

Condensing boiler damaged, gwtj

Cylinder damaged kid

Damage can be put to rights in — hours,

BD

Damage can be repaired at sea be

Damage can not be repaired at sea {or,

place indicated) bp

Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired

without assistance I.bg

—Damage is repaired.

— Damage not ascertained.

— Damage serious (particulars to follow,

if necessary).
— Damage to machinery ( part to be indi-
cated).
— Damage trifling.
— Damaged keel.

Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not carry

sail BH

Damaged rudder vbi

Damaged rudder ; can not steer bi

— Damaged the bitts.
— Damaged the windlass.

Damages (indemnity) phn

Damages are assessed at — fecj

— Did you ior vessel indicated) receive
any damage?

Donkey boiler damaged gwy

Have, or, Has received damage (or,

injury) — to pla

Have you damaged yoxir machinery? mbo
Have you reeceived any damage (or,

injury)? plb

How long will you (or vessel indicated)

be repairing damages? _ _ _ bm

Hurricane did considerable damage -PAK
Hurricane did not do much damage, pal

I am very seriously damaged bn

—I have damaged (or, sprung) — .
—I have damaged (or, sprung) fore yard.
— I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top-
sail yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung)topsailyard.
—I have damaged (or, sprung) upper top-
sail yard.
—I shall repair damage in — .
Is — (vessel indicated) or. Are you Tna-

terially damaged (or, injured)? ao

— Is your bow much damaged?
Is your cargo much damaged?..? BQ

KJQ
KJR

KJS
KJT

KJU
KJV
KJW
KJX

KJY

KJZ
KLA

Damage — Continued.

Keel damaged ^•...kjc

Levers damaged (or, out of order) . .qox

—Much damage has been done — to (or,

^Must discharge cargo to repair damages.

No damage (or, harm) done onj

Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,

broken) kej

Powder is damaged trl

Propeller damaged tyx

Put back damaged ucx

Screw propeller damaged tyx

Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,

damaged) vla

Slid^-valve gear damaged wgl

Slight damage kjb

Sprung, or. Seriously damaged a lower

mast RC J

Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower

yard (or spar indicated) .rck

Steam pipe damaged wsn

Stem seriously damaged . . . ! wuK

Stern tube damaged wva

The damage to machinery is not serious,

and is such as can be repaired by the

vessel's own engineers rl

Thrust block damaged gna

Thrust collar damaged JAD

Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),

HRX

Trifling damage ..._kjb

Vessel seriously damaged; wish to

transfer passengers hm

— "What damage have you sustained?
Where will you go to repair damages?

BV

— Without damage.

Damages. (Indemnity) phn

Damp.

Damper. ( For fires. )

Dance-d-ing. To dance.

Dane. Danish. Danish Colors. Den-
mark.

Danger-ous-ly.
Accident; dangerously wounded (or,

hurt/. AL

Appearances are dangerous ; be on your

guard FN

Are you in danger? fo

Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous fq

Bar is not dangerous la

Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE

Channel, or. Fairway is dangerous.. FU
Channel is dangerous without a pilot,

LD

Coast is dangerous ixw

Coast is not dangerous ...ixy

— Danger of parting (or, driving).
Dangerous, or. Great risk in sending a

boat GSZ

— Dangerous position.

Dangerous to admit too many on board
at a time GB

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DANGEE— DAY.

Danger — Continued.

Date — Continued.

,

Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less

KMD

— Have yoA any news of recent date from

than — feet of water fv

(or, about) — ?

Dangerous without a pilot Tl

KME

— Is, or. Are dated the — .

Dangerously hurt (or-, wounded); acci-

Newspapers up to date of — (from — ,if

dent AL

necessary) ...SC

Derelict reported passed on — , lati-

KMF

— On the — (date indicated).

tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to

KMG

—On what date did you speak the —(ves-

navigation kvr

sel indicated) ?

Do you consider leak dangerous? Ql

KMH

7— What are the latest dates by the last

KLB

—Furnace considered dangerous.

mail?

KLC

— Have you got out of danger?

KMI

—What is the date of ?

KLD

—How many have you dangerously ill?

What is the date of latest news from — ?

I am in danger [or, shoal water) ; direct

^^

me how to steer nl

What IS the date of your Code List?* . izh

KLE

— In great danger.

KMJ

—What is the date of your latest newspa-

Is there any danger — in — (of, or.

per (or, letter)?

from—)? GA

What is the date of your signal book?

Is there any danger of mines {or, torpedo

VL

boats)? xs

KML

— What was the date of your departure?

It is dangerous to allow too many people

KMN

— What were the latest — dates at — when

on board at once gb

you last heard?

It is dangerous to lose the wind go

Without date. Date not known. . .klw

It is dangerous without a pilot ti

KLF

-^Much danger.

KT,G

—No danger.
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in

KMO

Date. (Fruit. )

good condition, hull well out of the

KMP

Daughter.

water; dangerous to navigation. -KVS

Shoal water, or. Danger in — (direction

KMQ

Daunt-ed-ing.

indicated) gp

KLH

— Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward.

KMR

Davit. .

KLI

— ^Shoal water, or. Danger to windward.

Boat davit... gry

The attempt is dangerous- Gi

KMS

—Fish davit.

KLJ

— Vessel indicated is standing into danger.
We are in danger of parting. .■ gl

You are all clear of danger gm

Dawn. Daybreak. At dawn fib

You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) po-

sition. Your position is dangerous,

KMT

Day.

GN

KMU

— A day's demurrage (or, number indicated).

You are standing into danger jd

KMV

— A few days.

Any day — after EOS

Arrived during the day exv

KLM

Daniel's battery.

Bill at —days gkf

By day hpb

KLN

Dare-d-ing-ly:

KMW

—Christmas Day.
Daily. Every day. kiq

KLO

Dark. Darkness.

KMX

—Daily expected.

After dark , dqt

Daily report Kis

As soon as it is dark fbm

KMY

— Daily return.

KLP

—Before dark.

Day after.. Next day dec

Do not send boats on shore after dark.

KMZ

— Day before.

GST

KNA

— Day of week.

KLQ

— If the night is dark.

Daybreak. Dawn. At dawn fib

Shall signal with siren (or, steam whistle)

KNB

—Daylight. At daylight.

during fog (or, darkness) we

KNC

— Day's demurrage — is — .

KLR

— When it is dark.

KND

— Day's work.

KNE

— Days from.

KLS

Darken-ed-ing. To darken.

KNF

—During the day.
Every day. Daily... KlQ

KLT

Dash-ed-ing.

Expected daily kmx

KLU

— Dashed to pieces.

Fine day myx

KNG

— How many days?

KLV

Date— OF.

KNH

— How many days since you passed — (vessel

KLW

— Date not known. Without date.

indicated)^

KLX

—Date of entry.

I have only — days' provisions TO

KLY

— Date of leaving.

I have only —days' water ZA

KLZ

— Dated-ing.' To date.

KNI

— I shall go about — miles an hour till

KMA

—Dated at — (or, from).

daylight.

KMB

— Dates up to — .

KNJ

— In about — days.

KMC

— Has paper of following date.

KNL .

—Lay-day.

* i. e., The British Code List published by the Board of Trade, London.

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DAY—]

DECK.

Day — —Continued.

KPA

Debenture.

KNM

— Look out at daybreak.

Made the passage in —days (number to

KPB

Debit-ed-ing.

follow) -- TDF

KNO

— M?iil day.
Midday rtc

KPC

Debt.

Next day. Day after deo

KPD

Debtor.

KNP

—Not to-day.

KNQ

— On tho — day of the month.

Decagramme. (Measure of weight).

-.BAI

KNE

— On the same day:

KNS

—Out — days.
Passed the mail — da y < ago rpu

Decalitre. (Measure of capacity) .

-AYT

KNT

— Shall we have dayliglit enough?

Decametre. (Measure of length) . .

-AVS

The day after to-morrow drv

Square decametre. (Square or surface \

KNU

-^The day before yesterday.

■measure)

-Air.T

KNV

—This day.

KNW

— Through the day.

Decare. (Square measure)

-AXM

KNX

—Today.

KNY

— To-day's post.

Decastere. ( Cubic measure)

-AYF

KNZ

—What day?^

KOA

—What day do you leave?

KPE

Decease-d.

KOB

—What day would be best to — ?

What is the meteorological forecast for

KPF

Deceive-d-ing. To deceive. Decep-

to-day? ZK

tion-ve.

KOC

■Will you be on shore to-day {specify

KPG

— Any deception ?-

hour, if necessary) ?

KPH

— Have, or. Has deceived me.

KOD

— Will you {or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day {specijy time)''.
You are not likely to receive your or-

KPI

—No deception.

ders for some days sux

KPJ

December.
About December the —

— CZL

KOE

Dead. Died. (See aZso Death and Die. )

KPL

— Beginning of December.

Captain is dead (or, died on — ) — hwi

KPM

—End of December.

KOF

—Dead-eye.

KPN

— Next December.

Koa

—Deadlight.

KOH

—Dead reckoning.

Dead reckoning agrees with observa-

Deciare. (Square measure) ^ - - -

-AXN

tion DTX

KOI

—Dead weight.

KPO

Decide-d-ing. (See also Settle. )

KOJ

—Dead-weight cargo.

KPQ

— Before you decide.

KOL

— Dead works of a ship.

KPE

— Decided upon.

KOM

—How many dead?

KPS

Decision-ive.

How many tons dead weight of cargo

KPT

— Have you decided — to?

must you have? I4S

KPU

— Is it decided?

Latitude by dead reckoning is — .-Qht

KPV

—Nothing decisive yet.

.

Longitude by dead reckoning is — - -Qzc

Police (or other) authorities have de- |

Want — tons dead weight of cargo- -IBE

cided against the crew

-KDG

KON

—Who is dead?

KPW
KPX

—The decision is final.
—The final decision is.

KOP

Deaf-ness.

Decigramme. (Measure of weight).

.-BAJ

KOQ

Deal-ing. Dealt.
A good deal of floating ice— in pbg

Decilitre. (Measure of capacity).

-AYU

KOE

Dealer.

Decimal. (See page 34)

-.BCO

KOS

Deal. ( Wood. )

Decimetre. ( Measure of length) . .

--AVT

Square decimetre (square or surface \

KOT

Dear-ly-ness. (Expensive.)

measure)

..AXS

KOU

— Dearer-est.

. KOV

— Too dear.

Decistere. ( Cubic measure)

-AYG

KOW

Death. (iSce ato Dead. )

, Certificate of death ...ihr

KPY

Deck.

KOX

' TTo-w -man V deaths' _ KOM

'

Armored deck

Between decks _-

-EVX
..GIV

X1\J W XUlXlXJ' tXCWI/XiO . ^^^..M.

—Last death on the — (date to follow).

KQY

Eegistrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages - gli

Deck awning

Deck cabin

Deck cargo -

-FEW
--HQI
--HYZ

—When was the last death?

KPZ

— Deck house.

KOZ

Debatk-d-ing.

KQA

—Deck passenger.

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DECK— DELIVER.

KQB

KQC
KQD
KQE

KQP

KQG
KQH

KQI

KQJ
KQL
KQM
KQN
KQO

KQP Deed.

KQR
KQS
KQT
KQU

KQV

KQW

KQX

KQY

KQZ

KRA

KRB

KRC
KRD

Deck — Continued.

— Deck quarters.

Gear for cleaning decks isv

Have lost deck cargo iao

Lower deck , ecb

Main deck hgi

—On deck.

— Quarter deck.

— Upper deck.

Declare-d-ing-ation.

Declaration of Paris. tbk

— Have, or, Has declared.
— Have, or. Has not declared.

Is war declared? or. Has war com-
menced? YU

"War is declared {or, has commenced), yx

— Decline-d-ing-ation.

Decline accepting any — dbv

I decline to have anything further to do

(or, say) in the matter eqo

I must decline answering ... bna

Offered assistance,but they declined . fgm

— Vessel [or person indicated) declines.

Decoy-ed-ing. To decoy.
Decrease-d-ing.
Decree-d-ing.
Deduct-ed-ing-ion.

KRE
KRF
KRG

Deep-en-ed-ing. (See also Depth.)
— Deep-sea lead.
— Deep water.

Deeper-est.

Deepest water is in the — channel.. ilr
— Deepest water is nearer the shore.

Deepest water is nearest the bank (or,

reef) pvb

— Deeply laden.

— How deep is — ?

— Is she deep?

— Not deep.

— The deepest water.

— Too deep.

Water is too deep ywl

Water is too deep to anchor ekb

Defalcation. (Embezzlement) lxd

Defeat-ed-ing. To defeat.

Defect-ive. (See also Damage. )

Can defects be repaired at sea? ba

Can defects be repaired by yourselves?

BC

Defects can be repaired at sea be

Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
place indicated) bp

Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg

Defects may be set right in — hours. bd
— Found defective.
—Send list of defects.

■What are your defects?

KRH
KRI

KRJ

KRL/

KRM

KRN
KRO

KRP
KRQ

KRS

KRT

KRU

KRV

KRW

KRX

KRY
KRZ

KSA

KSB

KSC

KSD

KSE

KSF

KSG

KSH

KSI

KSJ

KSL

KSM

KSN

KSO
KSP

KSQ

KSR

KST

KSU

KSV

KSW

KSX

KSY

Defbnce-sive-sible.
Coaat-defence ship ixv

— Defence net.

Lines of defence quo

Local defence qxv

— No defence can be made.

Defend-ed-ing. To depend.
— Defend ship.
If we keep together, we can defend our-
selves PYE

Defendant.

Defer-red-bing-ment. (See also Post-
pone. )

Deficient-ly-cy.
— Deficit.

Define-d-ing-ition.

Depinite-ly-ive-lt.

Defraud-ed-ing.

Defray-ed-ing.

Defy-ied-ing-iance.

Degree — of.
By degrees hpc

Compass signals in degrees ( page 45) . jhi

— Degree of latitude.

— Degree of longitude.
I am using variation of — degrees.. jht

In an ordinary degree svc

— degrees below zero zm

Delay-ed-ing. To delay. (See also
Detain. )

Cause of delay ifq

— Delayed at.

— Delayed by.

— Delayed by contrary winds.

— Delayed by thick fog.

— Delayed through the recent gale.

— Do not delay (detain) .

— How long will delay be?

— I must not delay (detain).

— I will not delay (or, detain) you long.

— If delayed (or, detained).

— What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?

Delegate-d-ing. To delegate.

Delight. (Pleasure) _ _ tms

Delighted. (Pleased). tmr

Delightf ul-ly. (Pleasant) tmn

Delirious-um.

— Delirium tremens.

Deliver-y.

— Delivered.

— Have, or. Has been delivered.

— Have the mails been delivered?

— Have you delivered?

— On delivery.

—Shall, or, Will be delivered.

— You are to deliver.

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DEMAND— DERANGE.

KSZ
KTA

KTB
KTC
KTD

KTE
KTF
KTG
KTH

KTI
KTJ
KTL

KTM

KTN

KTO

KTP

KTQ

KTR

KTS

KTU

KTV

KTW

KTX

KTY
KTZ
KUA

KUB
KUC
KUD

KUE
KUF

KUH
KUI

Demand-ed-inq. To demand.
— Demand has been sent.
Have, or. Has been demanded (or,
claimed) by — mw

— Make a demand.

No demand — for.
— On demand — of.

Salvage demanded .-.vgd

— Send your demands— to (or for).
— Some demand springing np.
— They will demand explanation.
— What is the demand (or, claim)?

Democrat- ACY-ic.

Demolish-ed-ing.

Demur-red-ring.

Demurrage.
A day's demurrage {or number indi-
cated) KMU

Day's demurrage — is — knc

■Demurrage commences-d on the —

Denk. {Measure of weight) ban

Denmark. (See Dane) kjx

Denote-d-ing.
Report when ship denoted is sighted.TJSD

Dense-ly-ity.

Deny-ied-ing. To deny.

Depart -ED- ing-ure.

After the departure of — drm

— Before departure — of — .

Hasten the departure of — onr

— Have you seen any vessel since your

departure?
— I can not hasten my departure.
— I must hasten my departure.
— My departure.

What was the date of your depart-
ure? KML

—Where did you take your last departure

from?
— Your departure.

Department.

Commissariat department Jfa

Goods department--- oeu

Head of department oqh

Intelligence department poe

Naval department sec

Passenger department - tdp

Depend-ed-ing-ence — ON.
— Can depend on.
— Can I depend on?

Can I depend on your time? - - RS

—-Can you depend on your time?
— Can not depend on.

Depends on circumstances iRCt

Dependence {reliance) trow

—I can not depend on my time.
— I shall depend on.

Light is not to be depended on qd

KUJ

KUM

KUN
KUO
KUF
KUQ
KUR

KUS
KUV

KUW
KUX

KUY
KUZ
KVA
KVB
KVC
KVD

KVE
KVP
KVG

KVH
KVI

KVJ
KVL

KVM

KVN
KVO

Depend — Continued.

■May be trusted {or, depended on).

May I depend upon your time? RS

No confidence in. No dependence
on JNX

Not to be depended upon {not relia-
ble) uox

■Nothing to be depended upon beyond
your own resources.

Reckoning not to be depended upon.RU

To be depended Mpon (reliable) uoy

Deplore-d-ing-able-y.

Depose-d-ing-ition.

Deposit-ed-ing.

Depot.
Coal depot iwn

— Naval depot.
What quantity of coal remains in col-
lier (lighter, or, coal depot)? ixo

Depreciate-d-ing-ion.

Depress-ed-ing-ion.
Meteorological Office, or. Weather Bu-
reau, reports depression approaching
from the — BTP

Deprive-d-ing-ation.

Depth. (See also Deep, and Soundings. )
Asks precise time of high water, and

minimum depth at that time xb

Note. — Reply will be:

1. By an hour signal. {Seepage 58g.)

2. By a numeral signal denoting

feet.
— ^At high water you will have — feet.
— At low water you will have — feet.
— Depth is.

—Indicate the depth— of — . What depth?
— Is there suf&cieht depth of water?
— The depth here {or at place indicated)
is — feet at low water.

What depth? Indicate the depth- -Kvb
— What is the depth at high water?
—What is the depth at low water?
— What is the depth of water in feet at — ?

What is the depth of water on the bar?

— What is the depth of water over the sill?
— What is the depth of water alongside

the — ?
What is the least depth of water we

shall have (or, ought to have)? vr

— You will have less than — feet of water.

Depute-d-ing. To depute.

Chamber of Deputies ika

— Deputation.

Deputy, or, Member of Congress or Par-
liament TBO

— Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.

Derange-d-ing-ment.
Machinery slightly deranged mcq

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DERELICT— DESTEOY.

KVP
KVQ
KVB

KVS
KVT

KVU
KVW

Derelict.
Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation JE

— Derelict has been fired.
Derelict reported off ■ — (or, in the vicin-
ity of — ) JF

— Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation.
Have you fallen in with crew of dere-
lict? MBT

Have you seen derelict? jg

— Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in

good condition, hull well out of water ;

dangerous to navigation.

— Passed the derelict vessel — on the — .

Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude — ,

on the — ..JH

Dkeivb-d-ing-ation.

Derrick.

KVX Descend-ed-ing. Descent.

KVY

KVZ

KWA

KWB

KWC

KWD
KWE
KWF
KWG

KWH

KWI
KWJ
KWL

KWM

KWN

KWO
KWP
5WQ
KWR
KWS

KWT
KWU

Describe-d-ing.

— By the description given.

— Can you describe?

— Can not describe.

— Describe exactly what you want (size;

weight, etc.).
— ^Description.

— Have you sent description?
— Send description.
— The same description.

Deseet-ed-ing-ion. •

Charged with desertion ima

Crew deserted kcm

— Deserter.

Desbrve-d-ing-ly.

Design-ed-ing-edlt-ation.

desirb-d-ing-ons-able — to.
Am desired to acquaint you {or person

indicated) dgz

Captain desires me to inform you.HWE

Commanding oflicer desires. jdz

— Desire to see (or, speak) — to.

Desire you will acquaint dhf

— Desires me to tell you.
Do you desire?

Have, Had, or, Has the desired effect.
— It is desirable.
■It is not desirable.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal

at — HE

Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at — ) place next in-
dicated) ^ ST

Owners desired me to inform you. _syk
— That is my desire.
The consul is desired to come (or, send)

onboard jrp

— The desired effect.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — usf

Your agents desire me to inform you,

DTE

KWV
KWX

KWY
KWZ

KXA

KXB

KXC

KXD

KXE
KXF

KXG
KXH

KXI

KXJ

KXL

KXM
KXN

KXO
KXP
KXQ
KXR

Despatch-bd-ing. To despatch. (See
• also Letter. )

Any letters {or, papers) from — ? Ji

— ^Any letters {or, despatches) on board?
Bring (or, Brought) despatches. -..hiq

Despatch boat ^^_-_gsn

Despatch box hdc

Despatch is necessary. jk

— Despatch vessel, or. Aviso.
—Despatches.

Despatches arrived eyb

Forward my despatches . nmz

Go for despatches jl

Government despatch ofs

Had any fitters {or, despatches) ar-
rived— at? JM

Have (pr vessel indicated has) de-
spatches for — ? jN

Have {or vessel indicated has) despatches

from — JO

Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for

you {or vessel or person indicated) . jp

Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)

for me (or vessel, person, or place

indicated) jq

I am the bearer of important despatches,

JR

I have Government despatches (or, — ) ,

JS

I shall make for the anchorage {or, — )

with all despatch jt

— Important despatches.
Refer to my despatches (or, letters) . - ju
Refer to your despatches (or, letters) .jv
Send for despatches (or, letters) jw

— Send your despatches.

— Take despatches.

Telegraphic despaches xln

Telegraphic despatches arrived from — ,

JX

— Wait for despatches.
Will you forward my letters (or,

despatches) — to — ? qu

Will you take despatches? jy .

—Your despatches are ready.

Despise-d-ing. To despise.

Dessatine (square measure) axo

Dessert.

Destine-d-ing-ation.

Arrived at destination exu

Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation .... is

Do you call at any port before destina-
tion? ..htb

—What is his (her, or, their) destination?

Your port of destination is closed ; your
owners desire you to proceed to — .

Destitute-ution.

Destroy -ed-ing.
— Can you destroy?
Crops destroyed kdv

—Destroyed by fire.

Have, or. Has destroyed.
— Have you destroyed?

■Shall I destroy?

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DESTEOY— DILEMMA.

KXS

KXT

KXU

KXV
KXW

KXY

KXZ

KYA
KYB

KYC

KYD

KYE

KYF

KYG

KYH

KYI

KYJ

KYL

KYM
KYN
KYO

KYP
KYQ

KYE
KYS

Destroy— Continued.
Torpedo catcher {or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) XWB

— "Was, or. Were destroyed.

Destructivii-ly-ion.
— Destructive radius.

Detach-ed-ing-ment.
— Detached squadron.

Detail-ed-ing.

Detain-ed-ing-ention. (See also Delay. )

Cause of detention ipq

Detained at ksb

Detained by ksc

Detained by contrary winds ksd

— Detained by ice.

— Detained by the emigration officer.

Detained by thick fog ksb

— Detained in harbor.

Do not detain (delay) ksg

I have been {or vessel indicated was) de-
tained — days windbound at — {place

indicated) -- kye

I must not detain {or, delay) ksi

I will not detain you long ksj

If detained ksl

— No cause of detention.

There has been so much fog as to cause

considerable detention ngl

— Vessel indicated was {or, I have been)
detained windbound at — {place indi-
cated).
What detains-ed you? ksm

Detect-ed-ing-ion. {Discover) ldm

Detective.

Deteriorate-d-ing-ation.

Determine-d-ing-ation-able.

Detonate-d-ing-ion.
Detonating fuze now

— Detonator.

Deunum. {Square measure) axj

Deviate-d-ing-ion.

Deviation of compass JHN

Deviation table JHO

Have you any local attraction (devia-
tion)? JHR

What is your deviation? Jio

Dew.

Dholl.

Dhow.

Diachylon, or, Adhesive plaster. -djw

Diagonal-ly.

—Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.

Diagram— OP.

— Indicator diagram.

KYT

KYU

KYV

KYW

KYX

KYZ

KZA

KZB

KZC

KZD

KZE

KZF

KZG

KZH

KZI

KZJ

KZL

KZM

KZN

KZO

KZP

KZQ

KZR

KZS

KZT

KZU

KZV

KZW
KZX
KZY

LAB

LAC
LAD

LAE

LAF

LAG
LAH
LAI

Diameter-bical-ly.
Diamond.

DiARRHCEA-ETIC.

Diary.

dictate-d-ing-ion-tor.

Dictionary.

Did. (See Do.) bmf

Die. To die. (See also Dead and Dying. )

Captain died on — Hwi

Died, or. Dead kob

Dying lqm

How many have died? kom

The breeze will die away hgp

Die.

■ — Taps, stocks, and dies.

DiET-ED-ING-ARY.

DlFPER-ED-lNG. To differ.

Can the difference be arranged? ...ewz
— Difference.
— Difference of latitude.
— Difference of longitude
— Different.
—Different size.
— Different speed.
— Differently.
— No difference.

— Not much difference — between — and — .
— Totally, or. Quite different.
— Very different.

— We {or parties indicated) differ.
— What difference?

DlEFICULT-Y.

Entrance is difficult mfo

Entrance is not difficult mfp

Fire difficult to get at op

— Great difficulty, or. Very difficult.

—I am in difficulties ; direct me how to

steer.
— I find great difficulty in weighing.

Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? ELB

Is the channel difficult? ilo

— Is the river navigation difficult?
—Is there any difficulty?
— It is difficult to extricate.
— It is very difficult.

Landing is very difficult qbm

— No difficulty.

— Should there be any difficulty.

— There is not much difficulty.

You will find great difficulty in getting

through the ice at — PCi

— You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water.

DiG-GiNG-GER. Dug.

DiGBST-ION-IVE-IBLE.

Dilemma.

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DIM— DISAPPEAR.

DiM-NESS (Faint) --.mrb

Bm^CT— Continued.
Your original orders are cancelled. I

Dime (Coin) ati

am directed to inform you to proceed

to — TH

Direct (Straight).

LAJ

Dimension.

LEK

lak

— Dimensions of — yard are — feet in

Directly. (See Immediately) pdg

length, — inches in the slings.

Come directly jcq

LAM

— External dimensions. From out to out.

Direct-action engine mao

LAN

— Internal dimensions. (In the clear. In-

LEM

—Direct to.

side.)

Directly (Immediately) .-.< pdg

LAO

— What are the dimensions of main yard?

Directly you get bottom let go your

LAP

—What are the dimensions of your fore

anchor ehv

yard?

LEN

—Go direct.
I will heavarto directly I have room. OSN

LAQ

Dtmtnish-ed-ing-utive-ution.

Steer direct for the buoy (or, beacon)

Has yellow fever diminished at— ?-Mwl

gam

Yellow fever has diminished at — .mwu

LEO

Direction (Position).

LBP

—In the direction— of.

Dinar (Coin) aub

LEQ

— Indicate direction (or, position) — of — .

LAR

DiNE-D-ING-NEE.

LBR

Dirt-y-iness.

Admiral, or. Senior ofiScer requests the

Dirty shirts or linen vyo

pleasure of your company to dinner,

DKX

LES

DlSABLE-ING-ILITY.

After dinner -DQU

Am disabled; communicate with me.CL

LAS

— Eefore dinner.

LET

— Am, Is, or. Are disabled.

LAT

— Keep dinner for.

LEU

—Am, Is, or. Are not disabled.

T,AU

— People going on service to take their

Capstan disabled hwa

dinners with them.

LEV

— Disabled.

LAV

— Send dinner — for.

Donkey engine disabled lko

LAW

—When will dinner be ready? What time

Donkey pump disabled lkp

is dinner?

Engines broken down. I am disabled.

LAX

— Will you dine with me?

BJ

Engines broken down (or, disabled)-MCH i

LAY

Dinghy.

Engines completely disabled mq

Engines disabled ; can repair them in —

LAZ

Dioptric. Dioptric Light.

hours MCL

Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.MS

LBA

DiP-PED-PING.

Have passed steamer with machinery

LEG

— Dip your colors. Dip your ensign.

disabled mt

Have passed steamer with steering gear

LED

Diploma-cy-tic-ist.

disabled mu

Diplomatic agent dsp

Have you seen disabled steamer? --.mv
Machinery disabled mcn

LEE

DiPHTHERIA-IC.

One engine disabled mcr

One screw disabled ; can work the other.

LEP

DiRECT-ED-iNG. To DIRECT. (See also

MW

Instruct and Order.)

LEW

—Passed disabled ship at — .

According to directions (or, orders) -DEM

Passed disabled steamer at — mx

Act as your judgment directs dib

Rudder disabled; will you assist me?

LEG

— ^Am, Is, or, Are directed (or, ordered)

(into port indicated, if necessary) .da

to — (or, by — ).

Ship disabled; will you tow me (into

Eoard of directors.-- Goz

port indicated)^. my

Eook of Sailing Directions (indicate for

Steering gear disabled mz

what place, if necessary) gyx

LEX

— Too much disabled.

Direct me how to steer wtv

LEY

—Tug is disabled.

Directible torpedo xwm

Direction (address) djh

LBZ

Disadvantage-ous-ly.

Directions (instructions ) pnh

LBH

— Director.

LCA

DiSAPFECT-ED-ION.

LEI

— Directory for — .

Crew disaffected; will network kcn

LEJ

— Give directions — that (for, or, to) — .
Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?

LOB

— Serious disaffection in — .

RO

LCD

Disagbee-d-ing-ment-able.

I am directed to acquaint you dhi

LCE

—Landing safe, but very disagreeable.

I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct

me how to steer nl

DiSALLOW-ED. Not allowed dzl

I am in diflSculties ; direct me how to

steer Kzu

LCF

DisaJ:«pkar-ed-ing.

Sailing Directions (indicate for what

Buoys have all disappeared hmi

place, if necessary) vek

LOG

— Disappearance.

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DISAPPEAR— DISK.

LCH

LCI

LCJ

LCK

LCM

LCN

LCO
LCP

LCQ
LCR
LCS
LOT
LCU
LCV

LOW
LCX

LCY

LCZ

LDA
LDB
LDC

LDE

LDF
LDG

LDH

LDI

LDJ

Disappear — Continued.
Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?.mwj
Yellow fever has disappeared at — -MWv

DiSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT.
DiSAPPROVE-D-ING.
DiSARM-ED-ING-AMENT.
DiSASTER-ROUS-LY.

disbelieve-d-ing. disbelief.
Disc. Disk.

DiSCHARGE-D-ING.

— Can I discharge at pier?
Discharge-d-ing cargo ial

Discharge cargo as soon as possible.iAM
— Discharge pipes out of order.
— Discharge valves out of order.
— Discharged for.
— Discharged from.
— Discharged in.
— Discharged on the — .
I am discharging (or, taking in) powder
or explosives.

Flag B, or, Code Flag over B
I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — 1--SR

— I shall discharge.

Must discharge cargo to repair damages,

KJR

— Obliged to discharge.

Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at (place indicated),

ST

Send flats to discharge cargo iaz

When do you commence discharging
cargo? - IBJ

Where did you discharge cargo? ibl

Without discharging cargo ibo

You will discharge cargo — ^at — ibq

DlSCIPLINE-D-ING.

DiscLOSE-D-iNG. (Divulge) lu

discolor-ed-ing-ation.

Disconnect.
— Disconnected-ing.

—Does disconnecting affect your steering?

Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve

without disconnecting QOb

DiSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT.

Crew discontented; will not work -KCO

DiSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.

— Discontinue repeating signals.
Light, or. Floating light is discontinued

(or, gone) --QSG

Your agent (or agent specified) has dis-
continued business dtp

DiSCOUNT-ED ING.

— At a discount.

— WTiat is the discount?

LDK

LDM
LDN
LDO
LDP
LDQ
LDR
LDS
LDT
LDU

LDV

LDW
LDX

LDY
LDZ

LEA

LEB

LEC

LED

LEF

LEG

LEH

LEI

LEJ

LEK

LBM

LEN

LEO

LEP
LEQ
LEB
LES

DiSCOURAGE-D-ING.

Discourtesy ( Incivility) pgi

Discover-ed-ing-able-y.

■Can you discover?
— Have, or. Has been discovered.

Have, or. Has not been discovered.
— Have you been discovered?
— Have you discovered?
— I made the discovery.
— What have you discovered?
— When did you discover?

Discredit-ed-ing-ablb-y.

Discretion-al. Discreetly.
— Use you own discretion.

Disouss-ED-iNG-ioN. ( Controversy. )

DisEASE-D. (See also Sick. )
A contagious disease on board (or at

place indicated) -Gpq

Contagious disease Jsc

Disease, or. Sickness is contagious ..vb
Disease, or. Sickness is not contagious,

vc
I have (or, have had) a dangerous infec-
tious disease on board.

Code Flag over l
— Infectious disease.

Is disease (or, sickness) contagious?- va
— Venereal disease.

Disembark- ATION.

— Disembarked-ing.

— Have, or. Has been disembarked.

— Passengers will have to be disembarked.

— Prepare to disembark — at — .

— Shall, or. Will be disembarked.

— To be disembarked.

Troops are ready to disembark ybo

Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked? - TDV

DiSENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.

DiSGUISE-D-ING. To DISGUISE.

I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel INP

— I saw war vessel (or, vessels) disguised
off—.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

■ in disguise of merchantmen OJ

— Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . Here give the color
or the design of the line of steamers
that it may be an imitation of.

DiSORACE-D-ING-FULLY.
DiSHONEST-y-LY.

Dishonor-ed-able-ably.

disinpect-ed-ing-ant.

Disk. Disc lcn

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DISLIKE— DISTINGUISH.

LET
LEU

LEV
LEW

LEX

LEY
LEZ

LFA-
LFB

LFC
LED
LFE

LEG

LFH
LFI
LFJ
LFK

LFM
LPN
LFO
LFP

LPQ

LFR
LFS

LET

LEU

LEV

LEW
LEX

DiSLIKE-D-ING.
DiSLOCATB-D-ING-ION.

Arm dislocated evj

DiSMANTLE-D-ING.
DiSMAST-ED-ING.

Lost the (or, her) masts raz

Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts,

EBP

When did you lose your masts? rmj

DlSMISS-Er*-ING-AL.

Disobey -ED-iNG-DiENCE.

— Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders.

DiSOEDER-BD-LY.

— Is, or, Are in great disorder.

DiSPATCH-ED-ING. TO DISPATCH. (See

Despatch) kwv

DiSPENSE-D-ING — WITH.

— Can spare {or, dispense with).

— Can you spare (or, dispense with)?

DiSPERSE-D-ING.

Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation IS

Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvouz ( or place indicated) it

Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz

DiSPLACE-D-ING-MENT.
DlSPLAY-ED-ING.
DiSPLEASE-D-ING-URE.
DiSPOSE-D-ING-AL.

An opportunity for selling (or, disposing

of) SEV

An opportunity of disposing of cargo,

HZQ

— At my own disposal.
—At your disposal.
— Can dispose of.
-^Can not dispose of.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible,

IAN

— For disposal.

— Have you disposed of?

— Not disposed of.

DiSPROVE-D.
DiSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE.
DiSQUALIPY-IED-IOATION.
DiSREGARD-ED-ING.

— Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions.

Dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction. (Discon-
tent) LDE

LEY DiSSENT-BD-ING-SION.

LEZ
LGA

LGB

LGC

LGD

LGB

LGF

LGH
LGI
LGJ
LGK

LGM
LGN

LGO
LGP

LGQ

LGR
LGS
LGT

LGU

LGV
LGW

LGX

LGY
LGZ
LHA

DiSSOLVE-D-ING-UTION.

— Dissolution of partnership.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or
other legislative body) is dissolved. fbj

Distance.
At — (time indicated) — (place indi-
cated) bore — , distant — mUes ed

Bearings and distance of qbf

Can not make out your flags; come
nearer (or, make Distant Signals). vm
— Communicate by Distant Signals.
Convoy to spread as far as possible,

keeping within signal distance iz

Course and distance jzg

— Distant.

— Distant Signals (when spoken of). (See
page 533. )

Extend-ed-ing your distance mpn

How far oflf ? What distance? mta

— I am going to communicate by Distant
Signals.
I wish to signal ; will you come within

easy signal distance vj

Keep within signal distance pzu

— Make Distant Signals.
— Miles distant (or, from).
— Not sufficient distance.
Sufficient distance.

What distance? How far off? mta

— What distance off is?
What distance were you — from?
What are the bearing and distance of —

(place or vessel indicated)1 eo.

What is the distance — to?
When I have run my distance I shall put
her head off until — .

Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation.

DiSTlNCT-LY-ION-IVE-NESS.

— Distinct enough.
— Your signal is not distinct,
tion doubtful.

Interpreta-

Distinguish-ed-ing-able. (See also Make
Out.)
Calls the attention of the vessel whose

distinguishing signal follows dr

—Can you, or. Could you distinguish?
— Can you distinguish what — (vessel in-
dicated) has hoisted?
— Can not distinguish her (or, your) colors.
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig-
nals) __, VM

— Distinguishing vane.
— I can not distinguish (or, see).
—Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the

flags were not made out dtj

Show your distinguishing signal dv

Signal not understood, although the

flags are distinguished wcx

Vessel has not shown her number (or,

distiiiguishing signal) slh

Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
guishing signals DX

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223

DISTINGUISH— DO.

LHB

LHC

LHD

LHE

LHG

LHI

LHJ
LHK

LHM

LHN
LHO

LHP

LHQ

LHR
LHS

LHT

LHU

DiSTiNQTJiSH — Continued.

Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals dz

Vessels that wish to be reported all
well, show your distinguishing sig-
nals DYT

Vessels that wish to he reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing
signals .^eb

Vessels that wish to be reported, show

your distinguishing signals ea

— ^Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished.

DiSTBESS-ED.

Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary),

ES

Did you see avessel in distress? Itd

— Distressed for want of coal.
— Distressed for want of food.
— ^Distressed for want of water.
— ^Distressed seaman.
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel

in this distressed condition 1 ne

Have you seen or heard of a vessel

wrecked or in distress ? __ zu

— How long have you ( or vessel indicated )
been in such distress ?
I will assist you (or vessel in distress),

FGI

I will remain by you (or vessel in dis-
tress) AI

In distress ; want assistance NS

In DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST-
ANCE* NO

*See Distress Signals, page 7.

Is not vessel (bearing if necessary) in
distress? NT

— Put in, in distress.

— Relieve vessel in distress.

Signals of distress WCY

Signals of distress in — (direction indi-
cated) wcz

— Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or,
was) in distress.
Vessel indicated in distress, wants im-
mediate assistance nw

Vessel indicated appears in distress. -NX
Vessel on — (bearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp

DiSTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION.

District— OF — .

Agricultural district— of — — dul

Mining district — of — BtJQ

DiSTBUST-ED-ING-PUL-LY.
DiSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE.

Atmospheric disturbance fjp

— ^Disturbance is quelled.

— ^Disturbance on shore (or, at — ).

I have no cargo to disturb my com-
JHU

Ditch.
Ditto.

LHV

LHW

LHX

LHY

LHZ

LIA

LIB
Lie
LID
LIE

LIF

JilG
LIH

LIJ

LIK

LIM
LIN

DlVE-D-ING-B.

Artificer diver. _ bzq

— Can you lend me a diver 1

— Diver's gear.

— Diver's helmet.

— Diver's pump.

— Diver's telephone.

Diving apparatus erg

Diving bell- -Gbo

— Diving dress.

— Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver 1

— Require diver to clear screw.

— Require diver to examine bottom.

DiVIDE-D-ING-SION. DIVISIBLE.

Divisional boat - gsk

Dividend.

Divine Service.

Djerib. (Square -measure) axp

Divulge-d-ing.

Do, Did, Doing, Done. bmf

After it was done dqy

Badly done frj

Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt

Can, or. May do it blu

Can, or. May have done (or, been done),

blv

Can, or. May it be done? blw

Can you (or person indicated) do it?

dep
Cannot, or, May not do (or, be done),

BLX

Can not, or, May not do it bly

Can not, or, May not have done (or,
been done) blz

Could, or, Might do (or, be done) ..bma
Could, or. Might have done (or, been

done) ..' BMC

Could, or. Might not do (or, be done),

bmd
Conld. or, Might not have done (or-, been

done) bme

—Do all.

Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done bmf

Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? btq

Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?..BMG
Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)? ...bmh

Do, Does, or. Did not bmi

Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)? ..bmj

Do, Does, or. Did the? bmk

Do, Does, or, Did there? bml

Do, or, Did these (or,' those)? bmn

Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?.--BM0

Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? bmf

Do, Does, or, Didyou-r-s? .bmq

Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated)— have btr

— Do what is to be done.

Do you think it will be? xpy

— Doing well.

Easily done deg

Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been done) ,

bmb

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DO.

LIO

LIP

LIQ

LIR

Do — Continued.
Had. Has, or. Have not done (or, been

done) BMS

Had, or. Have I done? bmt

Had, or, Have they done? bmtj

Had, or. Have we done? bmv

Had, or. Have you done? bmw

Has it been done (accomplished) ?.-DEH

Having done bmx

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) buh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui

He, She, It, {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,

is, or, are doing) btjl

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done

(or, is, or, are not doing) bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi->
cated) should (ur, would) do (or, be

done BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,

be done) bvr

How do (does, or, did)? bxl

How do (or, did) you? bxm

I do (or, did) bmy

I do (or, did) not bmz

— I do not think it will be.

I do not think it will do xqb

I had (or, have) done bna

I had (or, have) not done — bnc

I shall (or, will) do bnd

I shall (or, will) not do bne

I should (or, would) do bnf

I should (or, would) not do bng

— I will do it if I can.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-

dicatedy Aoes (do, or, did) byh

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) does (do, or, did) not byi

If I do (or, did) bzf

If I do (or, did) not Bza

— If I were you, I should not do it.

If it can (or, may) be done bzr

If it can not (or. may not) be done.BZS

If they do (or, did) cam

If they do (or, did) not can

If we do (or, did) cbf

If we do (or, did) not CBa

If you do (or, did) CBW

If you do (or, did) not CBX

Is it done? ...bnh

Is it not to be done? bni

Is it to be done? bnj

It, etc. (See He, above. )

It can (or, may) be done bnk

It can not (or, may not) be done.-.BNL

It could (or, might) be done. bnm

It could (or, might) not be done bno

It has (or, had) been done bnp

It has (or, had) not been done bnq

It ought not to be done bns

It ought to be done bne

It shall (or, will) be done bnt

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu

It will do BNV

—It will do very well.
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc.. (See Could, aboue.)

LIS

LIT

LIU

Do — Continued.

Must do (or, be doiie) cen

Must not do (or, be done) cew

Not doing-- .. --Crp

Not doing well zbl

Not done CFQ

Not easily done -.- dei

Not to be done -.cai

— Now doing.

Ought I to— do? CHQ

Ought to do (or, be done) CHZ

Shall, or, "Will do (or, be done) .--Bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),

BNX

Shall, or, "Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) do (or, be done) ?

bwp

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not do (or, be

done)? bwj

Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done). bnt
Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been

done) - BNZ

Shall, or, Will they do it?-- boa

Shall, or. Will they not do it? BOC

Shall, or, Will you doit? BOD

Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe

Should, or. Would do (or, be done)-BOF
Should, or, Would have done (or, been

done) BOG

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be

done) Bwo

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per
sons or things indicated) not do (or,

be done)? bwt

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

Should, or, Would not have done (or,

been done) BOI

They do (or, did) BOJ

They do (or, did) not bok

They had (or, have) done bol

They had (or, have) not done bom

To be done — -CNR

To do -CNT

— Very well done.

Was, or. Were done (or, doing) bon

Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) -BOP

We do (or. did) -BOQ

We do (or, did) not bor

We had (or, have) done bos

We had (or, have) not done bot

— Well done.
What, or. Which do (does, or, did)?-CQB
What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he

(she, it, or persons or things indi-

cated)1 CQD

What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we,

or, you)? CQE

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) do? CQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) they

(or, you) do?---, cqn

What, or, Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? . cqr

What, or. Which should (or, would) they

(or, you) do? CQS

When do (does, or, did)? crb

When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"! CRD

Paet il.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

225

DO— DOUBLE.

LIV

LIW
LIX

LIY

LIZ

LJA

LJB

LJC

LJD

LJE

LJF

LJG

LJH

LJI

LJK

LJM

LJN

LJO

LJP
LJQ
LJB

LJS
LJT

LJU

LJV
LJW

Do — Continued.

When do {or, did) I {or, we)? cke

When do {or, did) they {or, you)?-.CRF

When done with ... .org

When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? CRY

When shall (or, will) it be done?. _ -Crx

Where do (does, or, did)?.. ..csx

Where do {or, did) I {or, we)? csy

Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?--CSZ

— Where is it to take place (or, to be done)?

Who do (does, or, did)? cue

Why do (does, or, did)? ovg

Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh

Why do {or, did) yon? cvi

Why do {or, did) you not?. _.CVJ

Will, etc. {See Shall, above.)

Will it do? BOTJ

Will not do BOV

Will you do it? CWE

Would, etc. {See Shoiild, above. )

You do {or, did) bow

You ido {or. did) not? box

You had {or, have) done boy

You had {or, have) p.ot done boz

DOCK-ED-ING.

— Do you go into dry dock? Will you have
to go into dry dock?
Dock authorities png

— Dock dues.

— Dock laborer.

— Dockers' Union.

— Docks — at — .

— Dry dock.

— Floating dock.

— Graving dock.

— In dock.

— Is there any dry dock here?

— Must go into dry dock.

— No dry dock nearer than — .

— Out of dock.

—Tidal dock.

— Undock-ed-ing.

— Wet dock.

What is the depth over sill? kvh

— What is the length of dock at — ?
— ^When do you come out of dry dock?
— When were you last docked?

Will you have to go into dry dock, or.
Do you go into dry dock? Lix

Wish to enter port or dock tm

Docket.

Dockyard.
Dockyard authorities enh

Doctor.
Accident; want a surgeon {or, doctor),

AM

— Doctor, or, Surgeon is away.
— Doctor, or. Surgeon shall be sent for.
Doctor, or. Surgeon wants assistance,

EGP
Doctor, or. Surgeon will come imme-
diately WN

Have you a doctor {or, surgeon)?- --WK

I am in want of a doctor {or, medical

assistance) ■ fgl

LJX

LJY
LJZ

LKA
LKB

LKC
LKD

LKE

LKF

LKG
LKH

LKI
LKJ

LKM

LKN
LKO
LKP

LKQ
LKR

LKS

LKT
LKU

LKV
LKW

LKX
LKY
LKZ

Doctor — Continued.
May I send a sick person to- see your
doctor {or, surgeon)? wl

— No doctor {or, surgeon).
No doctor {or, surgeon) available.-WM
Surgeon, or. Doctor shall be sent for,

LJW

Want a doctor {or, surgeon) ; send me
one from the nearest place wo

Want a surgeon {or, doctor). Medical
assistance wanted fgl

Will your doctor {or, surgeon) come on
board? wp

Document. (See also Paper. )
— Bring all your documents {or, papers) .
Papers and documents tal

Dog.

— Dog watch.

Doing. {See Do) bmf

Dollar. {Coin) atj

Dolphin.
Dolphin striker.

Dome.

Domestic-ate-d-ing-ity.

Dominion.

— His, or. Her Majesty's dominions.

Domingo, Santo.
Colors.

Don.

Santo Domingo

Done. (See Do) bmf

Donkey. {Animal.)

Donkey Boiler gwv

Donkey boiler burst gwx

Donkey boiler damaged gw y

— Donkey engine.

— Donkey engine disabled.

— Donkey pump disabled.

Door.

— Manhole door.

— Water-tight door.

doppelzentner.
Dose.

{Measure of weight),

ZNL

DOT-TED-ING.

Dot between initials. -Code Flag over f

Double-d-y-ing. Dual.

—Double acting-ion.

Double altitude .-EDI

Double bottom. - hay

— Double expansion engine.

—Double reef -ed.

—Double topsail.
Double topsail yard xwd

76564—09 15

226

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Pakt IL

DOUBLOON— DRIVE.

Doubloon. (Coin) --

-ATK

Drachme. (Measure of weight) ban

T,MA

r)OUBT-!ED-rUL-LY.

Any doubt -

-.EOT

LMW

Drapt-ed-ing. .

LMB

—Doubtless. No doubt.

LMX

Dbag-ged-ging. To drag.

I doubt if it is possible

--TQB

Anchor drag-ged-ging eha

I doubt your {or, my) ability to —

.CYB

LMY

—Drag rope.

If you have any doubt

--EPS

Dragging (driving) lnv

No doubt. Doubtless

-LMB

Your signal is not distinct ; interpreta-

LMZ

Drain-ed-ing-age.

tion doubtful

--LGT

LNA

Main drain rgj

Draught. (See also Draw. )

LMC

Dover's powders.

LNB

— Black draught.
Coal req^res much draught iwr

LMD

Down.

Draught of water yvc

Batten-ed-ing down

-FYK

LNC

—My draught of water is — feet — inches

Broken down

-HJX

aft.

Chronometer has run down

--GQ

LND

— My draught of water is — feet — inches

Cut down

--KHI

forward.

Down channel- -

-.ILK

What draught of water in feet could

LME

— Down the river.

you lighten to? ob

LMF

— Down to — .

What is your draught of water? oc

LMG

— Downcast.

Very bad draught prv

LMH

— Downfall.

LNE

— Very fair.dranght.

LMI

— Downhearted.

LNF

—Very good draught.

LMJ

— Downwards.

Ensign union downwards - -

Fell down

-MEJ
--MVI

LNG

Drawing. Drew. To Draw. (Sketch.)

Haul down your ensign

-MEN

Haul the jib down

--OPE

LNH

Draw-ing. Drew. (See also Draught.)

Haul down

-ONY

Draught lna

Heave her dovra

--OSA

LNI

— Draw fires.

Helm is down

..OTP

Drawbridge hgp

Holding-down bolts loose

-GYA

Drawing too much water nz

Hull down

-OZY

I draw — feet aft and — feet forward.

I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK

OA

Let your fires down

.NAM

What is your draught of water? oc

LMK

— Not far down.

Price has gone down (fallen)

-MRW

LNJ

Drawback.

Sea going, gone down

.VKZ

LMN

— Up and down — the — .

LNK

Dredge-ding.

LMO

— Upside down.

LNM

— Dredger.

Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-

LNO

—Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port

cated) is supposed to have gone down,

side.

NOY

LNP

— Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your star-

W hen the breeze goes down

..HGI

board side.

When the moon goes down

..RZC

LMP

—When the sea has gone down.

LNQ

Dress-ed-ing.

LMQ

— When will you drop down?

Diving dress lib

Dress-ed-ing ship vxi

Downcast

-LMG

Full dress.-- nso

Properly dressed _ tzp

LMR

downton pump.

Downwards

-LMJ

LNR

Drew. (See Draw) lnh

Driet-ed-ing.

LMS

Dozen.

I am drifting, want assistance cm

LMT

— Half dozen.

LNS

— You are (or vessel indicated is) drifting.

LMU

— How many dozen can you spare?

Send a — dozen cases of —

--IDE

LNT

Drinking. Drank.
Drunk-en-ness - - - . -.loj

Draa, or. Pike. [Measure of length)

-AVU

LNU

Drive. Drove. Driven. (Carried by

LMV

Drab. (Color.)

LNV

wind or sea. )
—Driving. Dragging.

Drachm. (Measure of weight)

.BAK

Danger of driving (or, parting) kjz

Driven by stress of weather yza

Drachma. (Coin) ...

.ATL

Driven on shore" near — . VZH

Driving ; I can veer no more cable. I

Drachma. ( Measure of weigh t)

— BAI

have no more anchors to let go nk

Part II.

GBNBKAL VOCABULARY.

227

DRIVE— DURING.

LNW
LNX

LNY
LNZ
LOA

LOB

LOG

LOD

LOE
LOF

LOG

LOH

LOI

LOJ

LOK

LOM

LON
LOP

LOQ
LOR

LOS

LOT

LOU
LOV

Drive — Continued.

Driving ; parted from anchors eia

Drove on the rocks -- - loe

■We are driving.

Driver, or, Spanker.
Spanker, or. Driver boom ozv

Spanker, or, Driver boom sprang -.Gzw

Drizzle-d-ing.

Drogue.

Droit.
Droits of admiralty dlw

Drop-eed-ping.
Drop a kedge. Bring to with a kedge,

PXV

Drop astern — of.- rm

Drop boat gsu

— Drop down with the tide.
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat

on board dvn

Time ball drops at — ftj

When does time ball drop? ftk

When will yon drop down? lmq

-LNU

Drought.

Drove. (See aZso Drive) -
— Drove on the rocks.

Drown.
Accident happened; drowned; drown-
ing DCH

— Drowned-ing.

Drug-ged-ging-gist.

Drum.

Drunk-en-ness.

Charged with drunkenness imb

— Drunkard.

Dry-ied-ing. To Dry.
Do you go into dry dock? Will you
have to go into dry dock? Lix

— ^Dry. Dryness.

— Dry at low water.
Dry dock ^ ljc

— Dry rot.

—High and dry.

Is there any dry dock here? ljg

Must go into dry dock ljh

No dry dock nearer than — : LJI

When do you come out of dry dock?-LJQ

Dual lkv

Ducat. (Coin) -Atm

Duchess. Duke loy

Duck.

LOW

LOX

Due.

Duly

— Due at.
— Due from.

.LPA

LOY
LOZ

LPA
LPB
LPC
LPD

LPE

LPF
LPG
LPH

LPI
LPJ
LPK

LPM
LPN
LPO

LPQ

LPR

LPS

LPT

LPU

LPV

LPW

LPX

Due — Continued.

— Due on.

Due to arrive — at eyd

Mail is due on — -— Rfe

Dues. {Fees. )

Dock dues liy

Harbor dues omx

• Light dues .--QSB

Dug LAG

DuiM. {Measure of length) avo

Duke. Duchess.

dull-ness.
Business dull hnu

Duly.

Dumb.

Dunnage.

Duplicate.
Have you a duplicate {or, copy) — of?

JWB

— I can supply you with a duplicate of
engine (part. mentioned).

I have no duplicate :_--jwc

— In duplicate.
— ^Send a duplicate.
— Send the duplicate.

Take, or, Make a duplicate {or, copy),

JWD

Durable-ness-ility.
Duration.

During.

Arrived during the day Exv

Arrived during the night exw

— During a gale.

— During a thick fog.

— During meal hours.
During my absence {or, the absence of

— ) DAX

— During the — {or, a — ).

During the cruise .kfa

During the day knp

—During the fog.

— During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts.
During the monsoon {or, trades) — ryj
—During the night.
—During the passage {or, voyage).
— During the time in harbor.
— During the war.
—I shall lie-to during the night.
I shall steer — during the night ---wtz
I will keep close to you during the

night ivr

Keep close during the fog pyo

Keep me in sight during the night
{bearing to follow, if necessary) - . pyv

Passed during the night tcq

Pay strict attention to signals during

the night dt

Shall signal with steam whistle {or,
siren) during fog {or, darkness) --WE

228

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

DURING— EAST.

LPY

LPZ

LQA

LQB

LQC
LQD
LQE
LQF

LQG

LQH
LQI

LQJ
LQK

LQM
LQN

LQO
LQP

LQE

LQS

LQT

LQU

LQV

LQW

LQX

LQY

LQZ

During — Continued.

Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage vsu

Will you keep close to me during the
night? IVK

D0SK-Y-INESS.

As soon as it is dusk fbn

— Before it is dusk.

DUST-Y.

Gold dust ODK

Dutch-man. Dutch Colors.

Duty.

— A great neglect of duty.

— Neglect of duty.

— Will do his {or, its) duty very well.

Duty. (Customs.)

Custom-house duties kgv

Duties are altered ech

Export duties MPC

Import duties peo

— Is there any duty on?

— Without duty.

Dye-d-ing-ek.
— Dyewoods.

Dying.

— Dying at the rate of — a day.
Dying for want of water nf

Dynamite-r.

Dynamo.

Dysentery. Case op dysentery idl

Dyspepsia-tic.

E. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

Each.

■Each of the (or, them).
— Each of us (or, our).

Each of you (or, your).

Each other.
— Each ship.

■Each way.

LRA
LRB

LRC

LRD
LRE

LRF

LRG
LRH

LRI

LRJ

LRK
LRM
LRN
LRO

LRP
LRQ

LRS

LRT
LRU

LRV

LRW

LRX
LRY

LRZ

LSA
LSB

LSC

LSD

LSE
LSF

Eager-ly-ness.

Eagle. (Bird.)

Eagle. (Coin) atn

Ear.

Earing.

— Reef earing.

Earl.

Early. Early — in.
— Earlier. * Earliest.

Eakn-ed-ing. To earn.

Earnest-ly-ness.

Earth.

— Earth circuit.
— Earth current.
— Earth plate.

Earthenware. ( China ) ipc

Earthquake.
Earthwork.

Ease-d-ing. . To ease.

Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh

Astern easy. Go astern easy lk

Ease her. Reduce speed mp

— Ease off.

— Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done) deg

— Easy. Easily.

Easy ahead lh

Easy astern lk

— Easy sail. Keep under easy ^ail.
Fire can easily be got at.-- on

— Go easy.

— I shall keep under easy sail.

Not easily accomplished (done) dei

Not easy landing on the beach . Scarcely
prudent to land pzx

— Under easy sail.

— Which is the easiest?

— With the greatest ease.

East. (Compass in degrees) aeu

East. ( Compass in points) aqu

— ^Easterly -em-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eao

East India cargo hza

East India Government ofr

Eastlndiaman phw

East longitude qyz

— From the eastward.

North-east-erly-ern-ing- ward-er SJM

On. or. At the east coast of — iyh

On, or. At the N.E. coast of — lYG

On. or. At the S.E. coast of — iyj

South -east-erly-eming- ward-er wli

— To, or, For the eastward.
Too far to the eastward.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

229

EASTER— ELIGIBLE.

LSG
LSH

LSI
LSJ

LSK

LSM
LSN
LSO
LSP

LSQ
LSR

LST

LSU

L8V

LSW

LSX

LSY

LSZ

LTA

LTB
LTC
LTD

LTE

LTF
LTG

LTH

LTI

LTJ

LTK
LTM

LTN
LTO

LTP

LTQ

LTR

LTS
LTU

LTV
LTW

Easter.

After Easter dqt

— Before Easter.

Easy-ily. (.Sfee Ease) lev

Eat-ing-en-ablb.
— Worm eaten.

Ebb-ed-ing.

Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
tide -- E(j

Do not ab^andon the vessel till the tide

has ebbed ad

—Ebb sets — .
—Ebb tide.

— How will the ebb set?
— -When the ebb makes.

"When will the tide ebb? --xi

Ebonite.

Ebony.

Eccentbic-ity-al.
Eccentric bar broken pwj

— ^Eccentric gear.

— ^Eccentric pulleys loose.

— Eccentric rod bent.

— ^Eccentric rod broken.

— Eccentric sheaves out of order.

— ^Eccentric strap broken.

ECLIPSE-D-ING.
ECONOMY-IC-IOAIi-IZE.

— Economize-d-ing fuel.
— Most economical speed.

Ecuador. Ectjadoe Colors.

Eddy.

— Eddy tide.

Edge-d-ing. Edgewise.
Water's edge ywn

Edition. Editor.
Educatb-d-ing-ion.

Educe-tion,

— Eduction gear.

— Eduction pipe out of order.

— Eduction port.

Can a landing be effected? Can boats

land? EW

Have, or, Has the desired effect- --kwq

The desired effect Kwu

Try to effect ^^^

Efpective-ly.

Eefectual-ly.

Ebfervesce-d-ing-nce.
—Effervescing drink.

Epficient-ly-cy.

— May be made efficient.

LTX

LTY

LTZ

LUA

LUB

LUC

LUD
LUE
LUP
LUG

LUH
LUI

LUJ
LUK
LUM

LUN
LUO

LUP
LUQ

LUR

LUS

LUT

LUV

LUW

LUX

LUY

LUZ

LVA

LVB

LVC

LVD

LVE

LVF

LVG

LVH

LVI

LVJ

LVK

LVM
LVN
LVO
LVP

Effort.

— Use utmost efforts (exertions, or, en-
deavors)— to.

Egg.

Egypt-ian. Egyptian Colors.

Egyptian Pound, or, Lira ato

ElGHT-H-LY.
ElGHTEEN-TH.

Either. Either one.
—Either of the (or, them).
— Either of us, our-s.
— Either of you-r-s.

Ejbct-ed-ion-ment.
— Ejector.

El. '{Measure of length) AWJ

Elapse-d.

Elastic-ity.

Elbow.

Elder. (Older) SQi

Eldest. (Oldest) sqj

Elect -ed-ing-ion.
— Is, or, are elected ■

for — .

Electric- AL-LY-iTY.

— Electric battery.

Electric bell gep

Electric brush hkn

Electric cable hrb

— Electric circuit.

— Electric current.

— Electric engine.

— Electric fuze.

— Electric launch.

— Electric light.

— Electric light installation.

— Electric machine.

— ^Electric mine.

— Electric motor.

— Electrical communication.

— Electrician.

— Electro contact.

— Electro contact mine.

— Electro magnet.

— Keep electric light on — .

— Search light, or, Electric projector

—Turn off electric light.

— Turn on electric light.

Electrician lyd

Elephant.

Elevate-d-inq-ation-or.
Eleven-th.
Eligible-ility.

230

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part IL

elm-

-END.

LVQ

Elm.

LXO

Emperor.
Emperor, King Queen, President, Chief

LVR

Else.
Anyone else eqa

of the State, etc., of— has (or, is) ..lOR

Anything else EQG

LXP

Empire.

Anywhere else ---'- eqs

LVS

— Elsewhere.

LXQ

Employ-ed-ing-ment.

LVT

— Nothing else.

Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-

LVU

—Or else.

ment INE

LVW

— Someone else.

LXR

—Employee.

Something else wjr

LXS

—Employer.

LVX

—What else?

Government employee (or, officer), .oft

LVY

— Who, or, Whom else?

LXT

—To be employed (or, used).

LVZ

Embauk-mf.nt.

LXU

Empress. *

LWA

Embargo.

LXV

Empty-ied-ing.

LWB

— An embargo has been laid on at — .

LXW

—Empty barrel.

LWC

—Does embargo extend to vessels under

Empty bottles ...hat

— flag?

Empty cartridge casQ icu

LWD

— Embargo is not taken off.

LXY

—Empty cases.

LWB

— Embargo is taken off.

Empty casks ...idz

LWF

— Embargo not expected.

LXZ

—Water tank is empty.

LWG

—Has embargo been taken off at — ?

When empty-ied zck

LWH

—In daily expectation of an embargo.

LWI

— Is embargo likely to be taken ofif ?

LYA

En route.

LWJ

— It is expected the embargo will be taken

off.

LYB

Enable-d-ing.

LWK

—The {nation specified) have laid an em-

bargo on all (nations speuified) vessels.

LYC

Enc a mp-ed-ing-ment.

LWM

— When is the embargo to be laid on?

Enemy is breaking up his encampment.

LWN

— When is the embargo to be taken off ?

LZC

LYD

Enclose-d-ing-ure.

LWO

Embark-eding.

LWP

—Embarkation.

LYE

Enoounter-ed-ing.

LWQ

— Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing.

Have encountered ice — (date, latitude.

LWR

— I shall embark at.

and longitude to follow, if necessary).

LWS

— Passengers are embarked.

(See alsopage 374— Ice) pbl

LWT

— To embark troops.

Where did you encounter ice? pcg

LWU

— Troops are all embarked.

LWV

— Troops are embarking.

LYF

Encourage-d-ing-ment.

LWX

— When do the troops embark?

LWY

—When do you embark?

LYG

Encroach-ed-ing-ment.

LWZ

—When will passengers embark?

Encumber.

LXA

Embarrass-ed-ing-ment.

The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats EP

LXB

Embassy.

LVH

End-ed-ing — of.

T,XC

Embayed.

A regular break up. An end to the fine
weather i hev

LXD

Embezzle-d-ing-ment.

At the end (or, extremity) — of fix

At the latter end— of — . The latter

LXE

Emergency.

end— of Piz

LXF

— In case of emergency.

Authorities will put an end to the affair,

nPT

LXG

Emery.

uro

Beam ends... gag

Emery cloth ivn

LYI

— Before the end — of.
Buoy end of cable hmp

LXH

Emetic.

LYJ

— Butt end.

Tartar emetic . xky

Cipher is ended IQS

LYK

—End for end.

LXI

Emigrate-d-ing-ion-ant.

End of April ...EUB

Detained by the Emigration Officer. kyb

End of August - fmc

LXJ

— Emigration, or, Immigration Office.

End of December kpm

LXK

— Have you settled with the Emigration

End of February .' MUR

Office?

End of January pdv

End of July pwo

LXM

Eminence-ent-ly.

End of June PWX

End of March EKX

LXN

Emolument.

End of May rng

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END— ENGINE.

LYM
LYN

LYO

LYP

LYQ

LYR

LYS

LYT
LYU

LYV

LYW

LYX

LYZ
LZA

LZB
LZC

LZD

LZE
LZF

LZG

LZH
LZI

LZJ
LZK

LZM

End— Conimwed.

End of November skw

End of October soi

End of September .-Vrm

— End on.

— Endless.
Gaff end nve

— Tail end of main shaft broken.
The authorities will put an end to the

affair dpj

The latter end— of fiz

Was thrown on her {or, my) beam

ends GAX

When will the end (or, last) be?

ENDANGER-ED-mO.

Endeavok-ed-ing. To endeavor — to.
{See also Attempt and Try. )
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved {or, light is shown) _ _ jz
—Endeavor. {Effort.)

Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain rcj

Endeavor to come alongside ebd

Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,

kite, or. raft, etc.) ka

Endeavor to pick up boat GSV

I shall not endeavor to make the land,

QDX

— Shall, or, Will endeavor — to.
— Shall I endeavor — to?
Should you part, endeavor to beach your
vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by compass signal from

you) FZU

Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,

efforts)— to LTY

— Utmost endeavor.
We will endeavor to send a line. _ - Quw

Endless lyn

Endorse-d-ing-ment.

Enduhe-ance.

Enemy.

— By, or. With the enemy.

Enemy has abandoned cxm

Enemy is advancing _.dne

— Enemy is at sea.

— Enemy is breaking up his encampment.

Enemy is closing with you, or. You are

closing the enemy -.-Od

—Enemy is collecting in force.

Enemy is in sight oe

Enemy is on the alert dwx

— Enemy is retreating.

Enemy is throvring up batteries .--FYS
— Enemv's boat.

Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the

— , steering to the — , of

— Enemy's fleet {or, squadron).

Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,

steering to the — ---oo

— Enemy's force.

— Enemy's gunboat.

^-Enemy's infantry.

— ^Enemy's ship (or, cruiser).

— Enemy's torpedo boat.

LZN
LZO

LZP
LZQ

LZB,

LZS

LZT
LZU

LZV

LZX

LZY
MAB
MAC

MAD

MAE
MAF
MAG

MAH

MAI

MAJ

MAK

MAL

MAN

MAO

MAP

MAQ

MAR

MAS

MAT

MAU

MAV

MAW

MAX

MAY

Enemy— Conimwed.
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen

to the — .steering to the — oh

Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq

— ^Enemy's troops land-ed-ing.
— Has the enemy?

Have been chased by the enemy oi

— If the enemy.

— Is, or. Was threatened by the enemy.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen OJ

— Of, or. From the enemy.
Saw enemy's ship {or, cruiser) off —
{or in latitude and longitude indi-
cated) KFD

Saw enemy's ship or, (cruiser) to the — ,

KFE

Saw the enemy's fleet {or, squadron)

off— .--.» -OK

— Saw the enemy's fleet {or, squadron)

steering — .
— ^Should the enemy.
— To the enemy.

Vessel chasing is an enemy inv

Vessel in sight is an enemy -OL

— Was the enemy?

With, or. By the enemy lza

LZW Energy-btic.

Service rifle.
Service-rifle cartridges-

Enporce-d-ing.

— Can not enforce it.

— Try to enforce it.

Engage-d-ing-ment.

— Am, Is, or. Are engaged.

— Are you engaged?

— Engage-d-ing with.

Is tug indicated engaged? tdo

— Several engagements. ;
— Severe engagement.
— Slight engagement.
— Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged.
— 'There has been an engagement between
— and — .

Engine.

KIND OF ENGINE.

Auxiliary engine FOA

Caloric engine 1 hts

Circulating engine ira

Compound engine JLM

— Direct-action engine.

Donkey engine lkn

Double-expansion engine lkx

Electric engine lxtt

— Fire engine

— Gas engine.

—Hydraulic engine.

— -Locomotive engine.

— Motor engine.

— Quadruple-expansion engine.

— Rotary engine.

— Side-lever engine.

— Traction engine.

— Triple-expansion engine.

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ENGINE.

Engine — Continued.

PARTS OF ENGINES.

Air pump dwa

Air-pump gear dwb

Air valve dwk

Bearings of an engine gbn

Bilge pump gjs

Bilge pump {donkey) gjt

Bilge pump (main) Gju

Blow-oif cocks (or, gear). gnw

Blow-off valve gnz

Blow through pipe gob

Brine cock hig

Circulating pump-.. «rb

Clack valve iru

Cock lYU

Condenser .. jmq

Condenser pipe JMS

Condenser tube jmt

Connecting rod JPK

Crank kbh

Crank frame kbj

Crank head .._ kbl

Crank pin kbm

Crosshead ked

Cylinder kia

Cylinder cover kib

Cylinder side rod kif

D slide KIP

Eccentric gear lsu

Eduction gear ltm

Eduction port lto

Ejector lux

Engine bolt gxy

MAZ — Engine counter.

MBA —Engine shaft.

Escape valve mgw

Expansion gear mlz

Flooding cock nfp

Gauge cock . nxj

High -pressure cylinder _ _ _ . kig

High-pressure cylinder cover ouv

High-pressure piston ouw

Induction gear piv

Injection gear pku

Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,

PQT

Intermediate-pressure piston pqu

Intermediate shaft pqv

Jet condenser pvh

Kingston valve qbd

Low-pressure cylinder ._ kij

Low-pressure cylinder cover kal

Low-pressure piston rbs

Lubricator, .__ ---RCO

Paddle box hdf

Paddle wheel szg

Parallel-motion gear tax

Pipe (steam) _.. wsM

Piston TKW

Piston rod tkt

Port engine toy

Pump gear ubi

Safety valve vdi

Sea cock vky

Shaft bearing obp

Slide valve wgi

Slide-valve rod a.wgn

Sluice valve whj

MBC
MBD
MBE

MBF

MBG

MBH

MBI

MBJ

MBK

MBL

MEN

MBO

MBP

MBQ

Engine — Continued.

Standards, or. Supports wqo

Starboard engine wqv

Starting gear wrp

Starting shaft wrh

Steam port - wsp

Steam-pressure gauge rjw

Steam steering gear wsT

Stop valve wxk

Stuffing box HDG

Suction pipe- ___ xcj

Surface condenser xfw

Throttle valve xrg

Thrust be|.ring gpq

Turning gear yen

Vacuum gauge ynm

Valve .__ _ ynt

Waste pipe yuv

"Water gauge yvq

general signals about engines.

Anything wrong with engine? ed

Atmospheric pressure fjq

Can not get a vacuum _ ynj

Clean engine isq

Damage to machinery (part to he indi-
cated) KJA

Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
at place indicated) ._ bf

Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
without assistance bg

Defects may be set right in — hours.BD
Does disconnecting affect your steering?

LDC

—Engine can be set right in a short time.

—Engine does not work well.

— Engine room.
Engine-room artificer or machinist.EZE

Engine-room bulkhead hln

Engine-room compartment jgz

— Engine-room fire. '

—Engine room full of water.

— Engine room has — feet of water in it.

— Engine-room log.

— Engine-room telegraph.

— Engine under temporary repair.

— Engine wants repair.

— Engine working badly frm

—Engine works very well.

Bxamine-ation (of) machinery mka

Good vacuum . ynk

Have you a good fire engine ? nag

— Have you, damaged your machinery?

Horsepower oyh

Hot bearings bi

How long do you require to clean your

engines? qym

I am going to stop ; machinery requires

adjusting rk

I can supply you with duplicate of
engine (part mentioned) lpe

— In the engine room.

Indicated horsepower oyi

Indicator diagram .Krs

Indifferent vacuum ynl

Let your wheels (or, screw)revolve with-
out disconnecting . (JOB

Making (number to follow) revolutions
per minute uwj

—My engine requires cleaning

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ENGINE.

MBR

MBS
MBT
MBU
MBV

MBW
MBX
MBY
MBZ

MCA

MCB

MOD

MCE

MCF
MCG

Engine — Continued.

My engines are going astern.

Code Flag over v

My engines are stopped.

Code Flag over tr

My working pressure is — TUS

— Near the engine room.

Packing sza

Proceed after repairing machinery -RDW
— Proceed under one engine.
— Proceeds under her own steam,
— Repairs of engine can not be done here.
— Repairs of engine may be done in —
hours.

Small ad j ustment required to machinery,

DKG

— Start-ed-ing engine.
— Steam cutter's engine.
— Steam launch's engine.
— Steam pinnace's engine.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment,

JHA

— Supposed with engines broken down.
The damage done to machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired

by the vessel's own engineers RL

— The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled.
— The engines will be taken out.
— Under the engine room.

Vacuum yni

"Water gauge out of order yvr

"Water pressure vvz

"What is your horsepower {or that of

vessel indicated)''. oyl

-"Working her own engine.
-"Working one engine.
What pressure have you on? tuw

ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY.

Air-pump levers out of order dwc

Air pump out of order ...dwe

Air-pump rod broken -.. dwp

Bilge pump out of order a J v

Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw

Blow-off cock out of order gnx

Blow-off pipe burst gny

Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of

order) __ -JMR

Condenser {surface) out of order--. xpy

Condenser tubes burst JMU

Condenser tubes choked (or, saited) . jmv

Condenser tubes leaking JMW

Condenser tubes out of order JMX

Connecting-rod bolts broken GXV

Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out

of order) ---Heb

Coupling bolts broken GXW

Crank brasses broken {or, out of order),

HEC

Crank broken kbi

Crank-pin brasses broken--- kbn

Crank pin broken..- kbo

Crank shaft broken(or, defective)- -Kbq

Crank webs loose-- kbr

Cylinder cover broken kic

Cylinder cracked kat

Cylinder damaged kid

Cylinder out of order -KIE

Discharge pipe out of order lcq

MCH

MCI

MCJ
MCK

MCL
MCN
MCO
MCP

MCQ

MCR

Engine— Coreimwed.

Discharge valve out of order lor

Donkey engine disabled lko

Donkey pump disabled- lkp

Eccentric bar broken --- pwj

Eccentric pulleys loose ..- lsv

Eccentric rod bent — LSW

Eccentric rod broken lsx

Eccentric sheaves out of order- lsy

Eccentric strap broken Lsz

Eduction pipe out of order ltn

— Engines broken down.
Engines broken down ; I am disabled-Bj

— Engines broken down; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail.

— Engines broken down ; towed in by — ,

—Engines broken dovm ; under temporary
repair.
Engines completely disabled mq

—Engines disabled ; can repair in — hours.

— Engines, or, Machinery disabled.

— Engine seating loose.

— Engines working on seating.

Expansion valve out of order mna

Feed-check valves out of order iod

Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) - -MUZ

Feedpump out of order mvb

Feed-pump valves out of order mvc

Flaw in shaft neh

Have broken main shaft MR

High-pressure cylinder cover broken,

KAI

High-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out

of order) kau

High -pressure piston broken oux

High-pressure valve out of order ..ouy

Holding-down bolts loose gya

Hot bearings --- Ri

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover

broken kaj

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
{or, out of order) kav

Levers damaged {or, out of order) - _qox

Low-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out

of order) kaw

Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

KAM

Machinery broken down mch

Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea KDV

Machinery, or. Engines disabled ...mcn

Machinery out of order RJ

Machinery requires adjusting dkf

—Machinery slightly deranged.
Machinery supposed to have broken

down MCA

Machinery wants repair mbl

Main-bearing brasses broken {or, out of

order) -. GEO

Main check valve out of order lOE

Main shaft broken mr

Main shaft broken in stern tube RGT

Must have a new shaft vti

— One engine disabled.
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,

KAN

Parallel-motion rod out of order... T ay
Piston broken tkx

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ENGINE— ENOUGH.

Engine — Continued.

Piston-rod bolts broken gyb

Piston-rod brasses broken {or, out of
order) hed

Piston rod cracked (or, broken) kax

Piston-rod crosshead damaged {or,

broken) kej

Propeller shaft broken MR

. Pump choked ubf

Pump crosshead out of order ubh

Pump gear worn out(o?-, defective) -Ubj

Pump-lever links broken ubl

Pump lever out of order tjbm

P»imp wants repairs. ubr

Refrigerating machinery out of order,

RDX

Repairs of engine may be done in — ■

hours MBV

Safety valve out of order vdj

Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken {or,

damaged) vla

Sea inlet choked - ipq

Shaft-coupling bolts broken gyf

Slide valve broken wgj

Slide-valve gear damaged {or, out of

order) wgl

Slide valve out of order wgm

Slide-valve rod broken WGO

Sluice valve out of order whk

Started a rivet uyn

• Starting gear out of order wrg

Steam pipe burst . - tko

Steam pipe damaged wsN

Steam pipe leaky wso

Steering gear disabled mz

Stem gland defective wuv

Stern tube damaged wva

Stuffing box broken hdi

StuflSng-box glands out of order ...hdj

Surface condenser out of order xfy

Tail end of main shaft broken Lyo

Thrust block broken g'mz

Thrust block damaged gna

Thrust-block rings defective gnb

Thrust collar damaged ., jad

Thrust shaft broken xrn

Tubes out of order ydg

Tunnel shaft broken ydx

Water gauge out of order yvr

SPEED, or, MOVEMENTS OF ENGINES.

Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh

Astern easy. Go astern easy lk

Ease her. Reduce speed mp

Pull speed nsv

Go ahead lg

Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh

Go ahead full speed- li

Go astern .. U

Go astern. Heave all aback LP

Go astern easy. Easy astern lk

Go astern full speed lm

Go full speed obs

Go half speed obt

Half speed olm

I am going full speed oci

I am going half speed ocj

Keep-ing, Kept going ahead dvl

Keep-ing, Kept going astern fho

MCS

MCT
MCU
MCV

MOW

MCX
MCY
MCZ
MDA

MDB

MDC
MDE

MDF
MDG

MDH

MDI

MDJ

MDK

MDL

MDN

MDO

MDP

MDQ

MDR
MDS
MDT
MDU

MDV
MDW
MDX

Engine — Continued.
My engines are going astern

Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.

-Code Flag over v

Obliged to stop engines wxh

Quarter speed.. wmv

Slow speed whe

Stop her ml

Stop instantly. ( Urgent) mn

Stop engines to adjust towing cables,

DKH

Stopping only for small adjustment of
machinery rdy

Engine Room ..mbe

Engine-room artificers, or, machinists,

EZR

Engineer.
Can you supply me with anyone to take

charge (or, act) as engineer? rh

— Engineer surveyor.
— Engineer's stores.
— Engineer's tools.
The damage to the machinery is not
serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers rl

England-ish. English Colors. (See
also British. )
Bank of England f0N

Englishman.

Enjoy-ed-ing-ment.

Enlarge-d-ing-ment.

Enlist-ed-ing-ment.
Foreign Enlistment Act dif

Enough — of. (See also Sufficient.)

Distinct enough ...lgs

— Enough, or. Sufficient room.
— Enough scope.

Enough time mdz

— Far enough.

— Far enough to windward.

Fortunate enough to nmo

— Good enough.

— Hands enough.

—Have you enough {or. sufficient)?

— Have you men enough ?

— Have you room enough — for {or, to) — ?

I have enough.
— Is it enough?

Near-ly enough.

■Not enough.

Not enough cable ; give more scope. hrm

■Not enough wind.
— Not far enough.

■Not short enough.
— Not square enough.

Not strong enough xaQ

Not time enough XTO

— Not water enough.

Not — enough.
— Quite enough (or, sufficient).

Room enough .-_mdc

Shall we have daylight enough? ...knt

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ENOUGH— EQUIVALENT.

MDY
MDZ
MEB

MBC

MED
MEF

MEG

MEH

MEI
MEJ
MEK
MEL

MEN

MEP
MEQ
MER

MES
MET

MEU

MEV

MEW
MEX

MEY

MEZ
MFA
MFB
MFC

MFD

MPE

MFG

MFH
MFI

'EisovQB.— Continued. i

— Take room enough.

They are not cautious enough igd

— Time enough.

Water enough xcu

— Will be enough.
You will have water enough over the
bar {or, into the harbor. ) Depth in

feet to follow. vt

You will not have water enough over
the bar (or, into the harbor). Depth
in feet to follow fwb

Enquire- Y — into {or, about). {See also
Ask. )
Enquiry has been made plv

— Make eng^uiry.
— No enquiries — ^for.

Eneol-led-ling-ment.

Ensign.
Can not distinguish her {or, your) en-
sign LGX

Dip your ensign . _.lbc

— Do not show your ensign.
— Ensign union downward.
— Foreign ensign.
—Half-mast your ensign.
— Haul down your ensign.

Have you a — ensign? mev

Hoist your ensign (colors) dw

— ^Man-of-war ensign.

— Naval Reserve ensign.

—Neutral colors {or, ensign).

—Red ensign.

— She {or vessel indicated) has not shown

her ensign. '

— She {or vessel indicated) has shown her
ensign.

Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,

DW

Vessel just arrived, show your ensign,

DT

What ensign has she hoisted? jbu

— Have you a — ensign?

Ensure-d-ing.

—Do the utmost you can to ensure holdmg
on ; everything will be wanted.

Entangle-d-ing.

Enter-ed-ing.
— Are you entered?
— Can not enter.
— Have, or. Has entered into.
Is vour ship entered at Custom-house?

KGZ

Permission is urgently requested to

enter harbor pd

— Try to enter.
Wish to enter port or dock tm

Enteric fever.

Enterpeise-ing.

Entertain-ed-ing.
— Entertainment.
Fears are entertained for the safety
of— : MUI

MFJ

MFK

MFL

MFN

MFD

MFP

MFQ

MFR

MFS
MET

MFU
MFV
MPW

MFX
MFY
MPZ

MGA

MGB
MGC
MGD

MGE

MGF

MGH

MGI
MGJ
MGK

MGL
MGN

MGO

MGP

Entitle-d-ing- to.
Is, or, Are not entitled.

-the-

Entrance.
— At the entrance of
Entrance bears — eg

Entrance, or, Bar is dangerous pq

— Entrance is difficult.
Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
slack water (or, at — , time indicated),

PVT

—Entrance not difflcult.

— Entrance of the port.,

Entrance of — blockaded gnj

Entrance of — is not blockaded gnk

— Harbor, or. Entrance buoy.

How does entrance bear? ej

Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),

iln

— Is entrance — ?

— Off the entrance.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),

ILS

The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is

mined.
•We have missed the entrance {or, passed

the port, or, harbor).
— What sort of an entrance is it {or, is

there to — ) ?
What wind leads through the passage

{or, entrance)?J zfd

When may the bar {or, entrance) be

attempted? pwd

Entrap-ped-ing.

Entreat -ED-iNG-Y.

Entry.
Date of entry klx

-KSN

Envelope-d-ing.
Envoy. {Be
Epidemic-al.
Epilbpsy-tic.
Epsom salts.

Equal-lbd-ling-ly-ity.
— An equal number {or, quantity)— of.
Equal altitudes edj

Equalize-d-ing-ation.

Equator-ial.

— On the equator.

—The equator. The Ime.
When did you cross the equator? --KEL
Where did you cross the equator?, .kbm
Where will you cross the equator?.KBN

Equinox-octial.
— Equinoctial gale.

Equip-ped-ping-ment.
Camp equipage

-HTZ

Equivalent.

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ERASE-EXACTLY.

MGQ

Erase-d-ing-ube.

MIE

MIF

Evening.
—Evening gun.

MGR

Ere-ed-ing. Erroneous. Error.

MIG

— Every evening.

MGS

— An error in the — .

MIH
MIJ

— In the evening.
— The last evening.

MGT

Erysipelas.

MIK
MIL

—This evening.
—To-morrow evening.

MGU

Escape.

MIN

— Yesterday evening.

MGV

— Can escape.

MGW

— Escape valve.

MGX

— Escaped-ing.

MIO

Event.

MGY

— If we separate we may have a chance of

At all events

.DTH

escape.

In the event of (or, case of)

—IDB

MGZ

— Narrow-ly escape-d.

»

MHA

— Try to escape.

MIP
MIQ

Ever.

— Did you ever?

MHB

ESCORT-BD-ING.

MIR

—Have you ever?

Convoy to keep ahead of escort lu

MIS

— Were you ever?

Convoy to keep astern of leader {or,

escort) .--,iw

MIT

Every.

Convoy to keep on port side of leader

At every (or, all)

..DYI

, (or, escort) ix

Do the utmost you can to insure holding 1

Convoy to keep on starboard side of

on ; everything will be wanted _

-MEX

leader (or, escort) iy

Every appearance of foul weather

.-ERZ

MHC

— Mounted escort.

Every assistance will be given . - .

..FGE

MHD

— Send an escort — to {or, for).

Every boat -

-GSW

MIU

— Everybody, or. Everyone.

MHE

Esplanade.

Everyday. Daily

Every evening-

-KIQ
..MIG

MHF

Esquire.

MIV
MIW

— Every exertion has been made.
—Every hour.

MHG

ESSENCE-TIAL-LY.

MIX

— Every means.

MHI

— Is, or, Are not essential.

MIY
MIZ

— Every morning.
— Every night.

MHJ

ESTABLISHrED-ING-MENT.

Everyone, or, Everybody

—MIU

MHK

— A n«w establishment.

MJA

— Every opportunity.

MHL

— A small establishment.

MJB

— Every particular.

Communication is established — ^by (or.

MJC

—Every place, or, Everywhere.

with) jpu

MJD

MJE

— Every precaution.

— Every precaution has been taken.

MHN

Estate.

MJF
MJG

— Every time.
— Everything.

MHO

ESTBEM-ED-ING.

MJH

— Everything is to be sold.

MHP

— I should esteem it a favor.

MJI

—Everything paid.
Everywhere, or. Every place

-MJO

MHQ

ESTIMATE-D-ING-ION.

MJK

— Exclusive of everything.

MHB

— Cannot exactly estimate the damage.

Give every assistance to —

-FGH

MHS

— Do you estimate?

I am paying every attention

-FLG

MHT

— In my estimation, or, In the estimation

MJL

— I expect every moment.

of—.

MJN
MJO

—In every particular.
— In every respect.

MHU

Estuary.

Is everything arranged— for

Keep everything prepared

-JllXJ?
.-PYS

MHV

Eucalyptus.

MJP

— Settle everything.
Use every precaution

— TSD

MHW

Europe-an.

MHX

— European rope.
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-

MJQ

Evict-ed-ing-ion.

rope QOD

MJR

Evidence.

MHY

Evacuate-d-ing-ion.

MJS

EVIDENT-LY.

MHZ

EVADE-D-ING-SION.

MJT

EVIL-LY.

MIA

Evaporate-d-ing-ion.

MJU

ExACr-ED-ING.

MIB

Evasive-ly.

MJV

Exactly.

Must Give, or. Gives an evasive answer,

Can not exactly estimate the damage, |

ENG

MHE

MIC

EVEN-LY-NBSS.

Describe exactly what you want

(size.

MID

— Even keel.

weight, etc.)

-Jiwc

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237

EXACTLY-

-EXPECT.

EXACTLY— OonKwKed.

MLE

EXCITE-D-ING-MENT.

Did you get {or, have) a good look at

the land to know exactly where we

MLF

Excuse.

are? py

MLG

— Excused-ing-able.

MJW

— Not exactly.

I (or person indicated) beg to be excused,

MJX

EXAGQERATE-D-ING-ION.

MLH

— Send an excuse.

tri^iu.

Unless your communication is very im- |

MJY

EXAMINE-D-ING. To EXAMINE.

portant, I must be excused ._

ij

Buoys have just been examined; they

• Very excusable

YPF

are all right hmj

MLI

— ^You must not (or, You can not) make |

Cross-examine-d-ing-ation— of kec

any excuse.

MJZ

—Examination.

Examination of candidate f or — at — ,

MLJ

Execute-d-ing.

HUS

Cannotbeaone

BLX

MKA

— Examine-ation of machinery.'

MLK

— Execute repairs.

MKB

— Have you examined?

MLN

— Execution-ive.

MKC

Great execution

OHB

examination?

MLO

— In the execution — of.

MKD

— Last examined-ation— of (or, at).

Proceed in execution of previous orders, |

MKB

— Must examine (or, be examined) — for.

SZ

Post-mortem examination tqu

MLP

EXECUTOE-SHIP.

Require diver to examine bottom. -.lie

MKP

—Ship indicated to examine strange sail,
and report.

MLQ

Exempt-ed-ing-ion.

MKG

— Still under examination.

MLR

EXERCISE-D-ING.

MKH

— To be examined — for (or, at).

Exercise-d his (or, their) authority-PMR |

MKI

— Vessel indicated was minutely exam-

'

ined; no person to be seen; nothing

MLS

EXERT-ION.

visible.

Every exertion has been made .

MIV

MKJ

— Your papers will be examined.

Use utmost exertions (efforts.

or, en-

MKL

— Your permit will be examined (or, looked
at).

deavors) — to

LTY

MLT

EXHAUST-ED-ING-ION.

MKN

Example.

Bad example fkb

MLU

EXHIBIT-ED-ING. EXHIBITION.

Good example odx

Make an example ---,rie

MLV

EXILE-D-ING.

MKO

Exceed-ed-ing-ly.

MLW

EXIST-ED-ING-BNCE.

Exceed-ed his (or, their) authority -FMQ

Existing circumstances

IRH

MKP

— ^Not to exceed.

Supply of water is small, not exceed-

EX-MERIDIAN ALTITUDE

EDK

ing — (quantity indicated) - ywb

MLX

EXONERATB-D-ING-TION.

MKQ

EXCELLENT-LY-CB-CY.

MKR

— His, or. Her Excellency.

ExoRBiTANT-LY-CE. (Excessive)-

MKU

MKS

—Their Excellencies.

MLY

EXPAND-SION-SIVE.

MKT

EXCEPT-ED-ING-ION.

MLZ

Double-expansion engine

— Expansion gear.

LKX

MKU

EXCESS-IVE-LY.

MNA

— Expansion valves out of order.
Quadruple -expansion engine —

mau

MKV

EXCHANGE-D-mG. TO EXCHANGE.

Triple-expansion engine

may

Bill of exchange gke

MNB

— Work expansively.

Exchange Office. Bureau de Change,

HNC

MNC

EXPECT-ED-ING.

MKW

—I, or. They exchanged numbers with — .

MND

— At what time do you expect?

Royal Exchange ...vax

—The exchange.

Bad weather is expected

FP

MKX

Cargo expected to be saved

HZU

MKY

—The rate of exchange is — .

Cargo expected to be sold

HZV

MKZ

—What is the exchange?

MNE

Daily expected -

—Do not expect.

KMX

MLA

Exchequer.

MNF

— Do you expect?
Embargo not expected _ _

LWF

MLB

Excise. (Duty.)

Expect daily

KMX

MLC

— Excise officer.

MNG

— Expect I have to receive.
Expect to arrive

eyf

ExcLUDE-D-iNG. (See Omit) sqm

Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to

MLD

— Exclusive-ly-ion.

be got off (or, afloat)

DPX

Exclusive of everything - - m jk

MNH

—Expectation.

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EXPECT— EXTRA.

MNI
MNJ

MNK

MNL

MNO
MNP

MNQ

MNR

MNS

MNT

MNU

MNV
MNW

MNX
MNY
MNZ
MOA

MOB

MOC

MOD
MOE
MOP

MOG
MOH
MOI
MOJ

MOK

MOL

MON

MOP
MOQ
MOR
MOS
MOT
MOU

Expect— Continued.

— Expected next mail.

— Expected next week.

Pew expected mxb

Gale is expected— from — zd

Hourly expected ozl

— I expect.
I expect every moment mjl

— I expect your orders every moment.
In daily expectation of an embargo -LWH
It is expected the embargo will be taken

off LWJ

It is expected tlie vessels {or vessels in-
dicated) will be allowed to leave .dzj
— Many expected.
— May expect {or, be expected).
— May I expect?

News expected on — shl

— No expectation of.

— Not expected yet {or, until — ).

Reinforcements are expected .-i-.-DOL

War expected yud

— Was fully expected.
— Were there any vessels, or. Was — (ves-
sel indicated) expected at — ?

What current (rate and direction) do

you expect (or, reckon on)? kgh

— What do you expect 1

— When do (or, did) you expect ?

When do you expect an answer ?--.enq

When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of) — ? dap

EXPEDIBNT-ENCY.

ExPEDiTE-iNG. Expeditious.

Expedition.

expend-ed-inq-itube.
Ammunition is nearly expended ...efb
Report expenditure — of ury

Expense. {Charges.)
Expenses, or. Charges are moderate,

IMP

— Expensive-ly.
What are the charges {or, expenses)?

IMQ
EXPERIENCE-D-ING.

■Have you experienced ?
— No experience.

Experiment- AL-LY.
— Experiment has been tried.
—Experiment will be tried.
—For, or, By experiment.
Under experiment yhp

Expert.

Expibe-d-ing-ation.
— ^At the expiration of.

EXPLAIN-ED-ING. To EXPLAIN.

— Can explain.

—Can, or, Will you explain ?

— Explanation-ory.

— Explanatipn has been given.

-I can not explain.

Require explanation

MOV

MOW

MOX

MOY

MOZ

MPA

MPB
MPC
MPD

MPE
MPP

MPG
MPH
MPI

MPJ
MPK
MPL

MPN
MPO

MPQ

MPR
MPS

MPT
MPU

Explain — Continued.

— Shall, or, WiH explain {or, be ex-
plained).

They will demand explanations ktg

Will fully explain nsz

Will, or, Can you explain? mor

ExPLiciT-LY. {Definite) krt

EXPLODE-D-ING-SION-SIVE.

— Explosive gas.
— Explosive grapnel.
—Explosive rockets. War rockets.
I am takij^g in {or, discharging) explo-
sives Flag B, or. Code Flag over b

No combustibles {or, explosives) near

the fire hr

Vessels with combustibles {or, explo-
sives) not allowed in hs

EXPLORE-D-ING-ATION. TO EXPLORE.
EXPORT-ED-ING. TO EXPORT.

— Export duties.
— Exportation.

EXPOSE-D-ING-ITION-UBE.

— Do not expose yourself {or, people)
unnecessarily.

Express.

— An express has arrived from — .
— An express is going to — .
Send an express — with the following

intelligence poh

— Should be express.

express-ed-ing-ion-ive.

Extend-ed-ing. To extend.
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,

HZT

Does embargo extend to vessels imder
— flag? .._. Lwc

— Extend-ed-ing your distance.
— Extent-sive-ly.
Reef, Rock, or. Shoal extends from —

to — • UMS

EXTERNAL-LY.

External dimensions.

From out to out.

Extinguish-ed-ing.
— Can extinguish fire.
Extinguish all lights. Allow no ligTits

to be seen _. dzb

Fire is extinguished mzs

Is Are extinguished?. __.os

With help I may be able to extinguish

fire FGV

With immediate assistance fire can be

extinguished •__ ny

Your lights are extinguished, or, want

trimming {made by — -^— ^^ -

flashes, or blasts of a steam whistle).

{Seepage 548.)

Extort-ed-ing-ion.

Extra.
Any extras? jjou

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EXTRACT— FALL.

MPV

MPW
MPX
MPY

MPZ

MQA
MQB

MQC
MQD
MQE

MQF

MQG
MQH
MQI

EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION.

Goulard's Extract.

-OFN

Extradition,
extraordinaky-ily.

Extra VAGANT-LY-ANCE.
EXTREME-LY-ITY.

At the extremity (or, end) — of .
— In the extreme.
— To, or, At the last extremity.

BXTRICATE-D-ING.

— Can it' be extricated?
— Can not extricate.
It is diflQcTilt to extricate kzy

Eye.

Bull's-eye ■-.. hlr

Dead-eye kof

Eyebolt.: Gxz

Eyelet hole.

Eyesore.

Eyewitness

MQJ

MQK
MQL
MQN

MQO
MQP
MQR

MQS

MQT
MQU

MQV
MQW

MQX

F. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)

Fabric.

Fabricate-d-ion.

Face.
Sliding faces - -- wgp

Fact.

Faction.

Factory.

Fahrenheit.

Fail-ed. To fail.
— Do not fail — ^to — .

Failed, or, Bankrupt --- fvk

— Failing.
— Failure.

Failures, or. Bankruptcies fvl

— I have failed to.

MQY
MQZ
MRA

MRB

MRC
MRD
MRE

MRF

MRG

MRH
MRI

MBJ
MRK

MRL
MRN

MRO
MRP
MRQ

MRS

MRT

MRU

MRV
MRW
MRX

MRY

Fail — Continued.
■If it fails.
Likely to fail.
■Unless it fails.
Without fail

.ZHG

Faint-ly-ness. (Dim. )

Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.) zni

Fair-ly-nbss.

— Fair-lead. Fair-leader.

— Fair wind.

— Prices are fair.

Very fair draught lne

You are in a very fair berth ghj '

Fairway, or, Channel -- ikz

— Fairway buoy.

Fairway, or, Channel is buoyed ow

Fairway, or, Channel is clear ilc

Fairway, or, Channel is dangerous -.fu
Fairway, or, Channel is likely to be

mined ild

Fairway, or, Channel is mined. Be-
ware of torpedoes xp

Fairway, or, Channel is narrow ile

Fairway, or, Channel is not mined. -XQ
Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed.lLF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?.iLP

—"Warp out to fairway.

Faith-ful-ly.
Have great faith in my chronometer .iqe

Faithless-ly.

Fall-en-ing. (See also Pell. )

Accident happened ; fall . dcf

Barometer has fallen very rapidly. _fxh

Barometer is falling fxi

Catfall lET

— Did you fall in with (or, meet) — ?

— Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Downfall. -- - LMH

— Fall-ing, Fell in with — .

— Falling, Fell off.

— Fallen overboard.
Fall-ing calm — .-HTP

— Falls of the river — .

Fell - --MVH

Fell down mvi

Fell from mvj

Fell from aloft ead

Has fallen astern fhl

—Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?

Have you fallen in with ice? (State

whether berg or field) PR

— I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off —to — .
Landfall QEK

—Let fall.

—Prices have fallen (or, gone down).

— Prices have not- fallen.

Purchase falls. Purchases ub y

Rise and fall is about — feet UXT

—Should I fall in with.

Should you fall in with ROW

The barometer has fallen very rapidly,

pxh
Tide has fallen — feet xsi

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FALL— FASTEN.

MRZ

MSA

MSB

MSC

MSD

MSE
MSF

MSG
MSH

MSI

MSJ
MSK

MSL

MSN
MSO
MSP

MSQ

MSR

MST
MSU

MSV

MSW

MSX

MSY

MSZ

MTA

MTB

Fall — Continued.

Tide is falling xsk

"Water-fall yvp

What is the rise and fall of the tide?

XH

— When did you fall in with?
— When do you think I am likely to fall in
with — {vessel indicated)'!
Where did you encounter (fall in with,

or, see) ice? PCG

Where did you fall in with the trade

(or, monsoon)? rym

— Where do you think I am likely to fall in
with — ?
You will fall in with ice if you go be-
yond — PCH

False-ly-hood.
False alarm dwq

— False attack.
False bill of lading qks

— False keel.
— False paper.
The news {or, report) is not correct,

JXC

Fame-otts.

Family.
Did you hear of my family? Any news
of my family? epi

— I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill.

— Inform my family.

— Is my familj' well?
Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message ..xmf

— Your family are all well.

Famine.

— Famine at — .

— Famine prices.

Famish-ed-ing.

Fancy-ipul-ly.

Far.

— A little farther.

Any farther EOV

Anything further? eqj

As far as fag

Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz

Do not stand too far on your present

course jzi

Do not stand too far to the — wqb

Far enough mdf

Far enough to windward mdg

Farther ahead — of dvf

Farther astern — of phj

— Far-ther off (or, from).
Farther-est -- mti

— Farther in.
Farther out.

— Farther to the.
How far can light be seen?

—How far off? What distance?
I shall not go far before I bring up-HJc
I shall not go much farther.

Ice as far as I can see- pbu

Keep farther astern fhm

MTC

MTD

MTE

MTF

MTG

MTH

MTI

MTJ
MTK

MTL

MTN

MTO

MTP

Far — Continued.

— Keep farther off {or, from) —

Not far down. lmk

Not far enough mds

Open ; get farther away mc

Severe squall not far off ; look sharp.FZ

Shift your berth farther in gha

Shift your berth farther out ghb

Shift your berth farther to the — - . ghc

—Too far off.

Too far to the eastward lsf

Too far to the northward sjq

Too far to the southward wlm

Too far to the westward zbt

— We are too far to leeward.
You are too close ; keep farther off .ivl
You can telegraph as far as — xmi

Farad. ( Measure of electrical capacity. )

Farewell. Adieu djx

Farm.
— Farmer.

MTQ
MTR

-ATP

Farther-est.
Farthing. {Coin)...
Fashion-ed-ing-able.

Fast. {Quickly.)

. Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,

AB

As fast as fah

As fast as possible fai

— Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,
or. Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible nyu

Get sail on your ship as. fast as possible,

NYZ

Get steam up as fast as possible kl

Get under way as fast as you can---KN
— Go as fast as you can.

It is not safe to go so fast ls

My chronometer is fast on Greenwich

{or, first meridian) mean time GR

Reduce speed ; you are towing me too

fast xtt

Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast,

VDK

Will you send off lighters as fast as
possible RC

Your chronometer must be fast iql

Fast. {Firmly fixed.)
All fast DXJ

Are towing cables fast? Are you (your

cables) fast? "xyj

Fast ice.
Is the cable fast {or, rope belayed)?. hrk

Is the line fast .-_- ^.kb

Make fast — to — . rif

Make fast to a buoy hms

Make fast to the pier ...rig

Towing cable is fast - xyv

Fasten-ed-inq.
■Fastening. {A fastening.)
Fasten your chain to towing cable.HRC

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241

FATHEE— FEND.

MTS

MTU

MTV

MTW
MTX
MTY

MTZ

MUA

MUB

MUC
MUD
MUE
MUP
MUG

MUH
MUX

MUJ

MUK

MUL

MUN
MUO

MUP

MUQ
MUR
MUS

MUT
MUV

MUW

MUX

MUY
MUZ
MVA
MVB
MVC

MVD

Father-ly.

Fathom. ( Measure of length) atw

Fathom-ed-ing-able.
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in. —

fathoms ..ov

— -How many fathoms?

Fatigue-d-ing.

— Much fatigued (or, tired).

— Too fatigued (or, tired) .

Fault-y-ily.

Considerable fault found — with — ..jqi

Favok-ed-ing-able-y.

Apparently f avorable-y een

Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable. . .. _ -EEV
I shall not weigh until I get a favorable

start ZAW

I shoTild esteem it a favor mhp

— If favorable.

— In favor of.

— Is he {or person indicated) in favor of?

— ^Not in favor of.

— Should it be favorable.
Should it not be favorable.
Without favor-- zhi

Fbak-bd-ing-ful-ly.

— Fears are entertained for the safety of ■ — .
Need not fear - - sgf

— No fear.

Fearnought, or. Felt.

Feast-ed-ing.

Feather-ed-inq.

— Feather strengthening.

February.

About February the — -
— Beginning of February.
— End cf February.
— Next February.

Fedeeal-ist-ation.
— Shipping Federation.

Fee.

Any fee {or, charge)? eow

What are the pilot fees — f or — ? . . .tju

Feeble- y-ness. ( Weak) yxk

Feed-ing-er.

Feed-check valves out of order iod

— Feed pipe.

— Feed pipe broken {or, out of order).

— Feed pump.

— ^Feed pump out of order.

— ^Feed-pump valves out of order.

Feel-ing. Felt. To feel.
The way is off my ship ; you may feel

your way past me .- - -HL

What is the current? Do you, or, Do

we feel any current? kgi

MVE

MVF
MVG

MVH

MVI

MVJ

MVK

MVL

MVN

MVO
MVP

MVQ
MVB

MVS
MVT
MVU

Feet. Foot. {Measure of length. ) {See

alsoFocyi) avy

At high water you will have — feet-KUY
At low water you will have — feet- -KUZ

Cubic foot AYC

Dangerous to," or, Do not come into less

than — feet water pv

Footbridge hgr

Foot ice FBI

Footpath ---NHE

Foot-sore nhp

Got bottom — with — feet hba

— How many feet?

How many feet at low water? kvp

I am in — feet of water,.' vp

I draw — feet aft and — feet forward,

OA

Marked in feet RLK

My draft of water is — feet — inches
aft LNC

My draught of water is — feet — inches

forward-- - lnd

No bottom — with — feet hbb

Rise and fall is about — feet vxr

Square foot axt

The depth of water here {or at place indi-
cated) is — feet at low water kvd

Tide has fallen — feet xsi

Tide rises — feet xsm

What draught of water in feet could

you lighten to? ob

You will have less than — feet of

water kvj

You will not have less than — feet of

water vu

— feet water in the hold QM

Feign-ed-ing. Feint.

— Only intended for a feint.

Fell. {See also Fall. )

— Fell down.

—Fell from — .

Fell from aloft bad

Fell in with — mro

— Fell in with a privateer.
Fell off - — . MRP

Fellow.
Felon- Y-ious-LY.

Felt. {See Feel) mvd

Felt, or. Fearnought muk

Felucca.

Female.
Clothing for female passengers. Wom-
en's clothing IVR

— Female on board.

— Female passenger.
Have you any females on board?-. -GQH
I have no females on board gqk

Fend-ed-ing-er.

—Fend off.

— Fenders ready.

76564—09 16

242

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FEERUT.K— FINE.

MVW

Fereule.
Boiler tube ferrules Gwo

MXL

FlPTEEN-TH-LY.

MXN

FlPTH-LY. FlVK.

U\X

Feeby-ibd-ing.

MXO

—Fifth mast.

MVY

—Ferry boat.

MXP

— Five-masted ship.

MXQ

Fig.

MVZ

Fetch-ed-ing. {To reach).

MWA

— Can fetch.

MXR

FiGHT-iNG. Fought. To fight.

MWB

— Can you fetch?

MXS

— A running fight.

MWC

—Fetch on the other tack.

Any fighting— at ^? box

MWD

— ^Fetch on this tack.

MXT

— I have had {or vessel indicated has had)

MWE

— How high must I lie to fetch?

a fight with a privateer.

MWF

—You will not fetch.

MXU

— Some squabble {or, fight) on shore with

Fetch-ed-ing. To fetch. (SeeBRmG).HiK

MXV

crew.
—There has been fighting at — ?

MWG

Fevee-ish.

MXW

FlGTTEE.

A case of fever has broken out on board

MXY

—Figurehead.

this ship {or ship indicated) gpr

Any cases of fever on board {or.

MXZ

File.

at—)? 1 EON

Case of fever - idm

MYA

FlLL-ED-ING. To HLI*

Enteric fever mfe

MYB

— ^FiU main topsail

Fever and ague duz

MYO

—Fill up water.

MWH

— Fever very prevalent at — .

MWI

— Has yellow fever diminished at — ?

MYD

FiLTEE-ED-ING.

MWJ

— Has yellow fever disappeared at — ?

MYE

—Filter tank.

MWK

— I have had cases of yellow fever on board.

MWL

— I have had no cases of yellow fever on

MYF

FiNAIi-LY.

board.

The decision is final kpw

MWN
MWO

—Intermittent fever.

— Is there yellow fever at — ?

The final decision is kpx

MWP

—Jungle fever.

MYG

FlNANOE-IAL-IEE.

MWQ

— Malarious fever.

MWR

— iScarlet fever.

MYH

FiND-iNG. To FIND. {See also FoxjUD.)

MWS

— Typhoid fever.

MYI

—Can, or. May find.

Typhus fever yes

MYJ

—Can you find — ?

MWd:

— Yellow fever.

MYK

— Can not find.

MWU

—Yellow fever has diminished at — .

MYL

—Could find.

MWV

— Yellow fever has disappeared at — .

Could not find the address djk

MWX

—Yellow fever is raging at — .

MXN

—Did you find?

MWY

men of the crew have been ill of

MYO

^Find out.

yellow fever. {Number to follow.)

MYP

—Find out the mistake.

MWZ

— — passengers have been ill of yellow

Found NOQ

fever. {Number to follow.)

MYQ

— ^He {or person indicated) will find.
I find great difficulty in weighing. . kzv

MXA

Few. a few.

Not a piece to be found tia

A few days kmv

Range finder uhv

MXB

— Few expected.

MYR

—Should you {or person indicated) find.

MXC

—Few hurt.

MYS

— Should you {or person indicated) not

Few opportunities sew

find.

MXD

— Fewer.

Try to find out ycw

MXE

—Fewest. The fewest.

MYT

—Where shall I find — ?

MXF

— Have, or, Has a few.

MYU

—Where shall I fmi— {vessel indicated)1

In a few minutes. Few minutes. . .Kvc

You will find great difficulty in getting

Too few xvD

through the ice at — PCI

Very few ypg

MYV

—You will find me at— at— (iime indi-

Very few arrivals eyt

cated).
You will find the pilot in — (direction

MXG

FiD-DED-DING.

indicated) — tjz

MXH

Fiddle-d-ing

MYW

Fine. {Good.)

MXI

—Fiddler.

MYX

— Fine day.

MYZ

— Fine weather.

MXJ

FlELD-ED-ING.

MZA

—If fine.

MXK

Field glass. Binocular glb

—Field gun.

Very fine yph

Ice field, or. Floe pbw

MZB

FiNE-D-lNG. (To mulct.)

Uluminate-d-ing mine field... pdb

Mine field euo

Police (or o^/ier) authorities have fined— , |

FNP

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243

FINGEB— FIRM.

MZC

MZD
MZE
MZF
MZG

MZH
MZI

MZJ

MZK

MZL
MZN

MZO

MZP
MZQ

MZR

MZS

MZT
MZU

MZV

MZW

MZX

MZY

NAB

NAG

NAD

NAB

NAF

NAG
NAH
NAI

Finger.

Finish.

— Finished-ing. To finish.
— Have you finished?
— Is it finished?

Report when finished (or, complete-d) —

with jKS

— Shall be finished.
— When finished.

When finished coaling ixp

— When will yon (or vessel indicated) be
finished?

When will yon have finished coaling?

IXQ

Fir.

Fire.

— Alarm of fire.

Are you on fire? om

Bank up fires fuk

Can extinguish fire MPS

— Can fire be got under?

Caught fire ipg

Cease firing igk

Clean fires ISR

Derelict has been fired kvq

Destroyed by fire kxo

Do not light your fires QRS

Draw fires lni

Engine-room fire mbf

— Fire a signal gun.

—Fire and lights out.

Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk

Fire brigade hgz

Fire bucket hkv

Fire can easily be got at on

Fire difBcult to get at op

Fire engine --' map

— Fire-ing. To fire.

— Fire is extinguished.

Fire gaining OQ

Fire gains rapidly ; take people oil . -XG

— Fire grapnel.
Fire has been burning these — hours - hnp
Fire has broken out on board of — _.gqc

— Fire in — .

Fire in hold amongst cargo or

Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance - J^H

Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing - kb

— Fireproof.

—Fire ship (or, raft).

— Fire upon.

— Firearms.

—Fireman.

—Firewood.

— Fireworks.

—Firing battery.

— Firing gear.

Forced fires--- nhx

Guns firing in — (quarter indicated) - ojz
Guns firing last night in (quarter indi-
cated) OKA

Guns firing to the — okb

—Have you a good fire engine?
—Have you fire hose enough for — ?
— Heard firing to the — .
■ Heave-to, or I will fire into you id

NAj;

NAK

NAL

NAM
NAO

NAP
NAQ

NAR

NAS

NAT
NAU

NAV
NAW

Fire — Continued.

— How long have you {or vessel indicated)
been on fire?

I am on fire .: NM

I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and

crew no

—I shall fire into boats if they persist in
coming alongside.

Is fire extinguished? - OS

— Is — (vessel indicated) on fire?
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,

shore all night) vzw

Keep your fires banked up pzv

Lay fires Qiv

—Let your fires down.

Light your fires QSJ

Lighting fires QSC

Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best

place for coming on shore ke

— May I fire?
Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated) -OKH

Minute guns firing last night in —

(quarter indicated) 9KI

Missed fire eVy

No combustibles (or, explosives) near

the fire hr

— On fire.

Opeii fire, or. Commence fire. srd

Portfire-.- -- tpd

— Put out fires.

Quick-firing ammunition epx

Quick-firing gun okl

— Seamen and Firemen's Union.
—Under fire — of.

Vessel indicated is on fire ot

Where is the fire? - -OU

With assistance fire can be subdued.
With help I may be able to extinguish

fire FGV

With immediate assistance, fire can be

extinguished — NY

— You can get any quantity of firewood.
— You must not fire.

Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk

Fire BUCKET hkv

Fire engine map

Have you a good fire engine? nag

Fire ship, (or, raft) mzw

Firearms mzy

Fireman nab

Firemen and Seamen's Union nar

Firewood nac

You can get any quantity of firewood,

NAT

Fireworks nad

Firkin. (Measure of capacity) ayv

Firm-lyness.
Firm op — .

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Part II.

FIRST— FLAG.

NAX

NAY

NAZ

NBA

NBC

NBD

NBE

NBF

NBG

NBH

NBI

NBJ

NBK

NBL

NBM

NBO
NBP

NBQ

NBR
NBS
NBT

NBU

NBV

NBW

NBX

NBY

NBZ

NCA
NCB

NCD

NCE
NCF
NCG
NCH

Firstly.
At first-— - FID

By the first conveyance -- JTZ

First-class isf

First-class torpedo boat Gsx

— First mast.

— First offer.

— First of all. In the first place.

— First ofiflcer.

— First opportunity.

— First quarter.

— First quarter of the moon.

— First ship.

— First time.

— First voyage.

— First vyatch.

First week in — zam

In the first place. First of all nba

My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean

time is — -xl

My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Greenv\dch 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,

HSI

— My first meridian is Greenwich.
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2° 20' 15 " = Oh. 9m. 21s tbl

The first lull, or. When it lulls eda

— What is your first meridian?
— When first seen.
Will yon show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time?.,- xn

Fish.

Codflsh-ery izb

-Fish-ed-ing. To fish.

Fish davit ..kms

—Fishhook.

— Fish very scarce.

— Fisherman.

—Fishery.

Fishery steamer wtg

Fishing craft (or, boat) kaz

— Fishing ground.

— Fishing line.

—Fishing net.

— Fishing season.

— Fresh fish.

— Good season for fish.
Herring fishery ouj

— Have you any fish?

— I have taken — {quantity indicated) — of
fish.

Pilchard fishery tim

Preserved fish . tui

Salt fish VPT

Shellfish VWH

The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats . EP

—There are plenty of fish to be caught
here.
Whale fishery _zbx

Fish-ed-ing. To fish. (Repair a spar. )
— A fish for — .
— Can be fished at sea.
— Can you supply a fish for my — (spar
indicated) ?

Fish davit kms

Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished-EHB

Sprung foremast, but can fish it at

sea NKX

NCI

NCJ

NCK
NCL
NCM
NCO

NOP

NCQ

NCR

NCS

NCT
NCU

NCV
NCW

NCX

NCY
NCZ
NDA
NDB

NDC
NDE

NDF
NDG
NDH
NDI

NDJ
NDK
NDL
NDM
NDO

FjSH-rContinued.

—Will you lend me a fish for my mast?

FiT-TED-TING-NESS (TO,' Or, FOE).

Article indicated can be supplied, but it
will require fitting- ezf

— Fit for the purpose — of.

— Fit-ted-ting out.

— Fit-ted-ting very well.

— Fitting new propeller.

No boats fit for this work zhv

Send boats fit for landing passengers -FI

—Will not fit.

Five. FifM-ly - mxn

Fifth mast Mxo

Five-masted ship ■ mxp

FiX-ED-ING.

Can you fix any time for? xtj

Can not fix any time — for — xtk

— Fixed and fiashing light.

—Fixed light.

Fixtuke.

Flag. {See also Coloes. )

Admiral's fiag dkm

Admiralty flag dls

Beach the vessel where flag is waved

{or, light is shown) -FZT

Boat should endeavor to land where flag

* is waved ( or, light is shown ) jz

— Can make out flags {or, colors).

— Can you make out her flag (or, signal) ?

Can not distinguish your flags; come

nearer, or make Distant Signals-. -VM

— Can not make out the flags {or, signals).

Code flag {when spoken of) izf

Boes embargo extend to vessels under —

flag? Lwo

Flag captain -HWX

— Flag of truce.

— Flagship.

— Flag signal-ling.

-Flagstaff.

Flag union downward mej

Flags seen but signal not understood,

wcx

Foreign flags (colors, ensigns) mek

Geneva Convention flag {when spoken

of) '--- -NXT

— Haul down your flags.

Hoist mast-head flags- owg

Hoist quarantine flag tv

— Hoist your flags where best seen.

House flag .--OZQ

I can not make out the flags (or, signals),

NCX

I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signals in a better position owl

— I can not make out the bottom flag.

— I can not make out the second flag.

— I can not make out the third flag.

— I can not make out the top flag.
Not clean bill of health flag {when
spoken of) isw

— Numeral flag.

— Pilot-boat flag {when spoken of ) .

—Pilot jack {or, flag) {when spoken of).

— Plague flag {when spoken of) .

— Powder flag {when spoken of) .

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245

FLAG— FLUKE.

NDP
NDQ

NDE

NDS
NDT

NDU

NDV

NDW

NDX
NDY
NDZ

NEA

NEB
NBC

NED

NEF

NEG

NEH

NEI
NEJ

NEK

NEL

NEM
NEO

NEP
NEQ

NEE

NES

NET

NEU
NEV

Flag — Continued.

Private flag.
— Quarantine flag (when spoken of) .
Repeat ship's name ; yonr flags were not

made out du

Set of flags vsi

Signal not understood, although the

flags are distinguished wcx

Standard. Royal flag wqn

—The flag with — .

Union-jack 1 yje

— What flag is she (or, are th'ey) under?
— Your flags arc not clear.
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted

(or, Jioisted upside down) owm

Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished 1,HB

Flame-d-inq.

Flange.

Flannel.

Flare — ^up. Flare light.

— Holme's light (large flare).

— Holme's light (small flare).

Red flare time

White flare zdh

Flash-ed-ing.
Bum blue light, or, Flash powder. _60Q
Fixed and flashing light - - - -NCR

— Flashing lig;ht.

— Group flashing light.
Use flashing signals wdn

Flat-ten-ly.

Flat-bottom boat gsy

— Flatter-est.

Send flats to discharge cargo iaz

Flaw.

— -Flaw in shaf);.

Flax.

Fleet.
Any alteration in the position of the

squadron (or, fleet)? ebz

Channel fleet (or, squadron) ilb

— Did the fleet (or, squadron)?

Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg

Enemy's fleet has been seen to the — ,

steering to the — og

— Fleet consists of — .

— Fleet, or, Squadron is (or, was).

— Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen was

off—.
— Fleet organization.
— For the fleet (or, squadron).
— From the fleet (or, squadron).
— In the fleet (or, squadron).

Letters of fleet (or, squadron) qom

Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)

off— OK

Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)

steering — Lzs

— Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer-
ing—.
— The fleet (or, squadron) is at — .
— To the fleet (or, squadron).
What is the state of health of the fleet

(or, squadron) at — ? org

When is the fleet (or, squadron) ?--WPH

NEW
NEX

NEY
NEZ

NFA

NFB

NFC
NFD

NFE
NFG

NFH

NFI

NFJ

NFK
NFL

NFM-
NFO
NFP
NFQ

NFR

NFS

NFT

NFU
NFV

NFW

NFX
NFY

NFZ
NGA

Fleet — Continued.

Where is our fleet (or, squadron) ?-.wpi

Where is the — fleet (or, squadron )?-.SK

Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on

the — ? ,-.- wpj

Flew. (See Fly) ngc

Flexible-y-ility.
Flight.

Fling-ing. Flung. (Throw) xrj

Flint-y.

Float-ed-ing.

A good deal of floating ice in — pbg

Am, Is, or. Are afloat by

—Floated off.

Floating anchor. Sea anchor big

Floating bridge hgq

Floating, or. Liquid compass — -.jhp
Floating dock ljd

— Floating light.

— Floating mine.

— Floating obstruction in (or, at) — .

Floating stage wpv

Light, or, floating light is discontinued

(or, gone) QSG

Nearly afloat dqa

Not afloat-- dqb

Paddle float -Szf

— The tide will float her off.

— When you float.
Will be afloat dqp

-Will-not float.

Flogk. (Herd.)

Floe.
Icefield, or. Floe pbw

Flog-ged-ging.

Flood-bd-ing.

As soon as the flood tide makes fbp

— Flood sets.

—Flood tide.

— Flooding cock.

— How will the flood set?

Next flood -'- SHY

— When the flood makes.

When will the flood tide make? xj

Floor-ing.

Florin, Guilder, or, Gulden. ( Coin) . atq

Flotilla.

Flotsam.

Flour.
Barrels of flour pxt

Flow-ed-ing. To plow.

Tide flows at — xsh

When will the tide flow? XJ

Flown. (See Fly) ngc

Flugtuate-d-ing-ion.

Flue.

Flue boiler — .Gwz

—Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).

Fluid.
Condy's fluid. Crimson fluid JNK

Fluke op anchor eho

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Part II

FLUSH— FOR.

NGB

NGC
NGD

NGE
NGF

NGH
NGI

NGJ

NGK

NGL
NGM

NGO

NGP

NGQ

NGR
NGS

NGT

NGU
NGV

NGW

Flush— WITH.

Fly-ing. Flew. Flown. To fly.

—Flying jib.

Flying jib-boom Gzp

Pilot signal flying tjm

FoD. {Measure of length) avx

Fodder.

FOG-GY.

Delayed by thick fog, or, Detained by
thick fog KSE

During a thick fog lpn

During the fog lpr

— Fog buoy.
— Fog horn.
Fog signal wcj

— Fog too thick.
Foggy weather zc

Gun fog-signal ojs

— ^How long have yon had this fog?
I have had thick fog on the bank. - . rvc

Keep close during the fog pyo

On account of the fog (or, weather) .dfq
Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)

during fog (or, darkness)..- '.we

The bank was clear of fog fvi

— There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention.

—Thick fog.
Thick fog coming on gj

— Through the fog.

— We have bad a lot of fog.

Follow-ed-ing-er.

As follows FAJ

Communicate the following jpq

Course to be followed jzh

— Follow her (it, or, them).
— Follow me {or vessel indicated).
— FoUowmotions.
Following communication {or, signal)

is confidential {or, private) hx

Following cbmmunication (signal, or,

message) is secret and in cipher.. iqv

Note. — The cipher will continue until

the person signaling hoists iqs.
Forward following message by tele-
graph to — NMW

Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length- xb

—Forward the following information to—.

Has paper of the following date . _ .kmc
— Have obtained the following informa-
tion from — .

Have received the following communi-
cation {or, instructions) from your
agent {or, owner) ia

I have the following information —

from — ...NGV

— I will follow.

Send an express with the following
intelligence poh

Send the following articles ezh

Send the following message by post to
owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — uWY

Send the following message by telegraph
to owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — XA

NGX

NGY

NGZ
NHA

NHB
NHC

NHD

NHE
NHF

NHG

NHI

NHJ
NHK
NHL
NHM
NHO
NHP
NHQ

NHR

Follow — Continued.
Send the following message through
the post to owner (or, to Mr. — )at — ,
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length wz

—Shall I follow?
Strange vessel following convoy . wyv
Telegraph following message to — {ship

or person indicated) at — - . xd

Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message xmf

The following articles ezi

The following signal (communication,

or, message) is in cipher (secret). .iqv

Note. — T%e cipher vnll continue unti^

the person signaling hoists IQS.

—Will you follow?

Will you forward (or, communicate) the

following signal for me ik

— With the following information.
Food.

Distressed for want of food lhe

Want food (provisions) ytu

Want food. Starving nv

Want food immediately yo

Fool-ish-ly-ness.
Foolscap Paper.
Foot. {Measureof length.) (SeeaZsoFEET),

AVY

Cubic foot {solid measure) ayo

Square foot {square or surface measure).

Foot. (See a?so Feet.) ^^"^

CrOWSfoot KER

Cubic foot AYO

Footbridge hgr

Foot ice .PBi

— Footpath.

— Foot-sore.

For BPA

For all BPC

For consideration — of — jqn

For him (his, her, it-s, or persons or
things indicated) bpd

— For instance.
For me (my, mine) bpe

— For passage — to {or, in).

For — {persons indicated) bpd

For that (or, this) bpf

For the bpg

For the future nur

— For the present. At present.

— For the purpose — of.

— For the quarter.

— For the safety of.

— For the sake of.

— For the shore.

— For the sick.

For them (their-s) bph

For these {or, those) bpi

For this (or, that) bpf

— For this port.

For us (our-s) .bpj

For what {or, which)? bpk

For, or, To whom {or, whose)? bpl

For you (your-s) bpm

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for ...bur

Not for OFR

Ready for — {or, to — ) UJS

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FOB— FORCE.

NHS
NHT
NHU

For — Continued.

Run for. Make for. ...eih

Sailed for — vei

Send for vpr

They are for cnm

Used— for — ymv

Was, or. Were for cop

Where for? cta

— Whom is it for? Whom for.

FORAGE-D-ING. TO FORAGE.
FORBID-DEN-DING. FORBADE.

NHV

NHW
NHX
NHY

NHZ

FORCE-D-ING. To FORCE.

Enemy is collecting in force — at . . -LZd
Enemy's force lzh

—Forced by.

—Forced fires.

— Forcible-y.
I did not abandon her until I was forced,

cxo

Inferior force — pjl

Superior force l.xem

United force — --.yjh

—What force?

NIA

NIB
NIC

Nm

NIE
NIF

NI&

NIH
NU
NIK

NIL

NIM

NIO
NIP

FORCE OF WIND.

Force op wind.

Note. — The signals only represent the numbers. Thus: NIK is force of wind 8.

FOBCE.

— 0

— 1

— 3

— 4

— 5

— 6

— 7

— 8

-10

—11
—12

Denotes calm.

Light air, just sufficient to give steerage way.

Light breeze

Gentle breeze
Moderate breeze

Fresh breeze

Strong breeze
Moderate gale
Fresh gale

Strong gale

i With which a well-conditioned ship under all j. ^ to 3 knots
( sail and clean full would go in smooth water. )

" " " 3to4knQts.

" " " " 4 to 5 knots.

( In which the same ship could just ) Rgyais, etc.
( carry closehauled ) •'

1^

Single reefs and top-
gallant sails.

Double reefs, jib. Topgallant
etc.

Triple reefs,
courses, etc.

Whole gale

Storm
Hurricane

sails.
Topsails,
jib, etc.
("Reefed up-
J per top-
{ sails and
|_ courses,
r Lower top-
i sails and
[ courses.

With which she could only bear closereefed Lower main topsail
maintopsail and reefed foresail. and reefed foresail.

With which she would be reduced to storm staysails.
To which she could show no canvas.

NOTE.

Miles
per
hour.

3

4
5
10
15
20
25

Feet
per

176

264

352

440

880

1330

1760

2200

Force ia
pounds per
square foot.

005
020
044
079
123
492
107
970
067

Description of wind.

Hardly perceptible.
i Light air.

[• Gentle breeze.

Fresh to strong breeze.

[ Moderate gale.

per
hour.

30
35
40
45
50
60
70
80
100

per
minute.

2640
3080
3520
3960
4400
5280
6160
7040
8800

P&ESSUBE.

Force in
pounds per
square foot.

4.429
6.037
7.870

o.aoo

12. 304
17. 733
24. 153
31.490
49.200

Description of wind.

i Strong gale.

I Whole gale.

Storm.
y Great storm.

(• Hurricane.

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Part II.

FORD— FORESIGHT.

NIQ

NIR

NIS
NIT

NIU

NIV

NIW
NIX
NIY
NIZ

NJA

NJB
NJC
NJD
NJE
NJF
NJG
NJH

nJi

NJK
NJL
NJM
NJO
NJP
NJQ
NJR
NJS

NJT

NJU

N.TV

NJW

NJX

NJY

NJZ

NKA
NKB
NKC
NKD
NKE
NKF
NKG
NKH

NKI
NKJ

ford-ed-inq-able.

Fore.

— Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?

— Fore and aft.

— Fore and aft sails.

Fore chains UQ

Fore clew garnets lUG

^Fore course. Fore sail.

Fore hold njtj

Fore magazine rel

— Fore part.

— Fore rigging.

— Fore royal.

— Fore royal yard.

— Fore runner.
Fore sail Krv

— Fore sheet.

— ^Fore stay.

— Fore staysail.

— Fore tack.

— Fore top.

— Fore topgallant mast.

— Fore topgallant sail.

— Fore topgallant yard.

— Fore topmast.

— Fore topmast sprung.

— Fore topmast staysail.

— Fore topsail.

— Fore topsail yard.

— Fore yard.

— Fore yard gone in the slings.

— Fore yard sprung.

Forecast nkl

Forecastle ieo

— Forefoot.

— Forehold.

— Foreland.

— Forelock.

— Foreman.

— Foremast.

—Foremost.
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In the
forenoon edu

— Forereach-ed-ing.

— Foresee-n-ing.

— Foresight.

— Forestall-ed-ing.

— Foretell-ing. Foretold.

— Forewarn-ed-ing.

— Gaff fore sail.

— I have carried away fore yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,

KJH

— Lower fore topsail yard.
— Upper fore topsail yard.
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard? lap

Fore part niw

Pore rigging nix

Fore runner nja

Fore stay-- .■... njc

Pore top - njp

Fore topgallant mast njg

NKL

NKM

NKO

NKP

NKQ
NKR

NKS
NKT

NKU

NKV

NKW
NKX

NKY

NKZ

NLA

Fore topgallant sail --.njh

Fore topgallant yard nji

Fore topmast njk

Fore topmast sprung njl

Fore topsail- njo

Pore topsail yard njp

Lower fore topsail yard nki

Upper fore topsail yard nk j

Fore yard--, njq

I have carried away fore yard nkh

I have sprung {or, damaged) fore yard,

KJH

What are the dimensions of your fore
yard lap

Forecast. (See also Weather. )
What is the meteorological forecast for

to-day? ZK

What is the meteorological forecast for

to-morrow? zl

— What is the weather forecast?

Forecastle ieo

Forefoot njt

Forehold nju

Foreign.
Foreign affairs dpc

Foreign colors (flags, ensigns) mek

— Foreign crew.

Foreign Enlistment Act dip

— Foreign-going ship.

— Foreign OflSce, State Department.

— Foreign oflBcer.

— Foreign telegram.

Foreign trade xzl

— Foreigner.

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign

Shipping- Qwv

— Vessel is a foreigner.

Foreland njv

Forelock njw

Foreman njx

Foremast njy

— Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.
— Sprung my fore mast, but can fish it at

sea.
— With loss of fore mast.

Foremost . njz

Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In

THE forenoon EDU

— Forenoon watch.

FOREREACH-ED-ING NKA

FORESEE-N-ING NKB

— Could not foresee. Unforeseen.
Foresight nkc

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

249

FOREST— FOUL.

NLB

NLC

NLD

NLE

NLF

NLG

f

NLH

NLI

NLJ

NLK

NLM

NLO

NLP

NLQ
NLR

NLS

NLT

NLU

NLV

NLW

NLX

NLY

NLZ

NMA
NMB
NMC
NMD

NME

NMP

NMG
NMH
NMI

NMJ
NMK

NML
NMO

POBEST-BR.

FORESTALL-ED-ING NliD

FOBETELL-ING. FOEETOLD NKE

FORETOP NJP

Forewarn -ED-iNG nkf

forfeit-ed-ing-ure.

Forge.

— Have you anyone that can work at a
forge?

forge-d-ing-r. to forge.

Forgery.

forgbt-ting. forgot-ten.
— Do not forget.
— I have forgotten.
— I will not forget.
— ^Will not forget.

— ^You have (or person indicated has) for-
gotten.

FORGIVE-N-ING-NESS. FORGAVE.
FORK-ED-ING. In FORK.

— ^Forkhead.
In fork NLQ

— Knives and forks.

FORM-ED-ING. To FORM.

A-nrrnl present formation emh

— Form a junction — with.

— Form columns of divisions in line ahead.

— Form single column in line abreast.

— FonH single column in line ahead.

— Formation.

— ^In proper form.

Present formation tub

Preserve formation tug

formal-ly-ity.

former-ly.

Formidable.

forsake-n-ing. forsook.

fort-ress.

Any forts? boy

Strong fort ~'"

Forthwith.

-XAR

FORTIFY-IED-ING.

— Fortification.

— ^Fortifications have been increased at — .
Strongly fortified XAU

FOETNIGHT-LY.

— A fortnight since.

In about a fortnight dah

/

FORTDNATE-LY.

— Fortunate enough to.

NMP
NMQ
NMR
NMS
NMT

NMU
NMV

NMW

NMX
NMY

NMZ

NOA
NOB

NOG
NOD

NOE

NOP
NOG
NOH

NOI
NOJ

FORTUNATE — Continued.

— Fortune.

— Have you been fortunate?

I have been fortunate.

I have not been fortunate.

■No fortune.

Very fortunate

NOK

PORWARD-ED-ING — TO — . To FORWARD.

Afloat forward bx

— Can I forward {or, take) letters for you?

Can telegraph message be forwarded
from — ?-- WR

Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? HU

Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw

Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for),

ESP

Forward by telegraph and pay for trans-
mission HY

— ^Forward following message by tele-
graph to — .
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length xb

Forward immediately pdi

— Forward letters — to (or, for).
— Forward message immediately without
loss of time to — .
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,

HY

— Forward my despatches.

Forward my message through the tele-
graph by signal letters xb

Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT

Forward the following information to — ,

NGU

— Have my letters been forwarded?
— Have they been forwarded?

I draw — feet aft — feet forward oa

— I have forwarded the.
— I will forward.
— I will forward your letter on.
My draught of water is — feet — inches

forward lnd

— My letters are all forwarded.
—Shall I forward?

— Shall, or. Will forward (or, be for-
warded).
Tell — (person indicated) not to forward

any more letters for me qs

— They have been forwarded.
— Were my letters properly forwarded?
Will you forward my letters (or, des-
patches) to — ? QU

Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me? ik

FoT. (Measune of length) avz

Fought. (See also Fight) . _ mxr

When was the battle fought? pzb

Where was the battle fought? fzo

FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.

Anti-fouling composition enz

Bottom (ship's) foul haw

Every appearance of foul weather . .erz

250

GENEKAL VOCABULAKY.

Pakt II.

FOUL— FRIAR'S BALSAM.

Fovi^-Continued.

Franc. (Coin)

— .ATR

Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my)

anchor eid

NPQ

France. (See also French. )

Foul berth gfq

Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz

Bank of France

.-FUO

NOL

— Foul hawse.

NPR

Fraud-ulent. ,

NOM

— Foul wind.

NOP

— Have, or, Has been fouled by — {vessel

NPS

Free-d-ing-ly.

indicated).

NPT

— Can not keep free with pumps.

Hawser fouled screw opu

NPU

-Free port.

I have hooked your anchor eil

NPV

— Free trade-r.

Run, or. Ran against (or, foul of)-.DSG

NPW

—Freeboard.

You are in a foul berth (not in a good

NPX

— Going free.

berth) ghk

NPY

— I can kee^free with pumps.

You have given me a foul berth ...ghl,

Is the harbor at — free from ice?.
The harbor at — is free from ice .

..PBZ
-.PCE

NOQ

Found. (See also Find. )

Considerable fault found— with — -.jqi

NPZ

Freeze-ing. Frozen. '

Found defective kre

NQA

— Frozen meat.

NOR

—Found guilty.

NQB

— Is — frozen over?

Gold h^s been found — at odl

NQC

— — is frozen over.

Goods are found obr

Frozen meat cargo

-.HZB

NOS

— Have, or. Has f oxmd.

NOT

— Have, or, Has not found.

Not a piece has been found tia

NQD

Freight.

Pieces of the wreck have been found.TiB

Any freight oflEering?

...EOZ

NOU

—Was, or. Were found.

NQE

—Freight is to be procured.

NOV

— Was, or, Were not found.

NQF

—Freight looking better.

NQG

—Freight may be had for — (placfi

indi-

NOW

Foundation.

NQH

cated) at — shillings per ton.
—Have you any freight for — ?

NOX

Founder-ed-ing.
Foundered at her anchors .eif

NQI

Is cotton freight to be procured?..
—Is freight paid?

-JXW

Is it confirmed that — (vessel indicated)

NQJ

—No freight to be had.

has foundered? joo

NQK

—There is good freight to be had— at. 1

NOY

—Vessel indicated is supposed to have

NQL

—What are the freights for — ?

foundered.

NQM

—Where can I get any freight?

NOZ

Foundry.

NQO

French-man. French Colors.

NPA

Fountain.

NQP

French Lloyd's. Verita;s.

NPB

FOUR-TH-LY.

NQR

Frequent-ly.

Four-masted barque fxq

NQS

— ^I have frequently.

NPC

— Four-masted schooner.

NQT

— It frequently occurs.

NPD

—Four-masted ship.

NPE

—Fourth mast.

NQU

Freshly.

NPF

Fourth-mast chain ub

Can fresh beef be procured?

Fresh beef

..GOZ
-GDB
-GDC

— Fourth week in — .

Fresh beef and vegetables

NPG

FOURTEEN-TH.

Fresh bread. Soft bread

Fresh breeze

-HEO
.HFZ

NPH

Fowl , lOP

NQV

Fresh butter

-HOS
-NBY

Fox.

Fresh fish:

—Fresh gale.

NQW

— Fresh meat.

Fraction. (SeepageM) bcy

NQX

—Fresh milk.

NPI

—Fractional.

NQY

-Fresh mutton.

NPJ

Fracture-d-ing.

NQZ

NRA

—Fresh pork.

— Fresh provisions.

NPK

— A severe fracture.

NRB
NRC

—Fresh vegetables to be obtained.
— Fresh water.

NPL
NPM

Fragile. Frail."
Fragment.

NRD

Wind fresh

..ZFI

Freshen-ed-ing.

Breeze will freshen

-HFY

NPO

Frame-d-ing.
Crank frame kbt

NRE

—Freshen the nip.

If the wind should freshen

Wind will freshen

Propeller frame broken (or, gone)-.TYZ
Screw frame, or. Banjo fug

.ZET
.ZFN

Stern frame wut

NRF

Friar's Balsam.

-

Pakt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

251

FRICTION— FUNERAL.

NRG

NRH

NRI

NRJ

NRK

NRL

NRM
NRO
NRP
NRQ

NRS

i NRT

NRV

NRW
NRX

NRY

NRZ

NSA

NSB

NSC

Fkiction.
Friction tube

-YDF

Friday.

— Before Friday.
— Friday morning.
— ^Friday night.
— Good Friday.

Last Friday

Next Friday.^...

.-QGB
-SHW

Friend-ship.

— Are your friends safe?

— Friendly with.

— Have you any friends — ^in — 1

Vessel chasing is a friend intt

— ^Your friend is on board.

Frigate.

From bpn

Broke adrift dmo

■Broke foom.

Days from kne

From him (his, her-s, or persons or

things indicated) bpo

From me (my, mine) bpq

From that (or, this) bpr

From the.- bps

From the captain hwy

From the eastward lsd

-From the island.

From the northward -SJL

-From the rear.

From the southward wlh

From the westward zbr

-From, or, OflE the wind.

From them (their-s) bpt

From there — BPtJ

From thes0 {or, those ) . - - ^ - bpv

From time to time --.xtl

Fromus(our-s)- bpw

From what {or, which) bpx

From whence {or, where) . - - - -BPY

From whom {or, whose) . bpz

From you-r-s bqa

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus

Miles from {or, distant) lgi

Not from cps

Parted from -tbu

Sailed from— vej

Sails from— "^™

They are from .-.bet

Was. or, Were from ...COQ

Where are you from? ---Si

Where from? From where? bpy

-GDI

Front-ing.
In front of — . Before the —

Frontier.

Frost.

— Frost bitten.

Frozen. {See Freeze) - - npz

Frozen meat nqa

Frozen meat cargo hzb

Is — frozen over? nqb

— is frozen over...,-- NQC

NSD
NSE
NSF

NSG
NSH
NSI

NSJ

NSK
NSL

NSM

NSO

NSP
NSQ

NSR
NST

NSU
NSV

NSW

NSX

NSY

NSZ

NTA
NTB

NTO

NTD

NTE
NTF
NTG

NTH
NTI
NTJ
NTK

NTL

Fruit.

— Fruit is to be obtained on shore.
-^No fruit is to be obtained on shore.
Preserved fruit-- tuj

Frustrate-d-ing-ion.

— Have, or, Has been frustrated.

— Was, or. Were frustrated.

Fuel. (See also Coal. )

Bad fuel PRO

Economize-d-ing fuel ltc

Patent fuel ^..tec

Fugitive.

Fulfill-ed-ing.

Full.
Are you at full speed? Is steam up?

vz

Engine room full of water. mbg

Full crew Kcz

Pull charge mH

— Full dress.

— Full moon.

—Full of passengers. ^

—Full of water.

— Full power.

— Full-rigged ship.

—Full speed.

Pull stop- WXE

—Fully.

Fully insured pny

Fully tried ycm

Go ahead full speed li

Go astern full speed --.lm

Go full speed--- 1 obs

— He, or. She is full of men.

I am going full speed OCI

I am on full-speed trial.

Code Flag over a
I have — hours' coal for full speed {or

for speed indicated) ixd

Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?

vz

— Quite full.

Stokehold full of water wvx

Was fully expected .-i mnt

What is your consumption of coal per
hour at full speed ixm

— ^Will fully explain.

FULMINATE-D-ING.

— Fulminate of mercury.

PUMIGATE-D-ING-ION.

Fun, or, Candareen. {Coin) atb

fund-ed-ing.

Funds.

— How are the funds — at — ?

—Want of funds.

Funeral.

— Funeral of — .

— Funeral party.

— Funeral takes place at — {place) and

at — {time and date).
—When will funeral take place?

252

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

Part II.

FUNNEL— GALE.

NTM

Funnel.

NUP

Futtock shroud.

NTO

— Funnel carried away.

NTP

— Funnel of — (vessel indicated) Is — .

NUQ

Future.

NTQ

— Her funnels are placed — .

NUR

— In, or, For the future.

NTB

—How are her funnels placed?

NUS

—Some future opportunity.

NTS

— How many funnels has she?

Passed a war vessel disguised; fun-

NUT

Fuze.

nels — . {Here give the color or design

NUV

— Bickford's fuze.

of the line of steamers that it may be

NUW

— Detonating fuze.

an imitation of) lbo

Sweeping the funnels {or, flues, or,

Electric fuze

LUV

NUX

— Instantaneous fuze.

tubes) NPZ

NUY

— Patent fuze.

NTU

—Vessel indicated has — funnels.

FuNT. {Measure of weight) bal.

NUZ
NVA

— Percussion fuze.
—Time fuze..

NTV

FUR-TtF,T)-EIER.

NTW

FURL-ED-ING.

Do not furl sails tdw

Furl awnings fpx

NTX

—Furl sails {or sail indicated).

NTY

— I shall not furl sails.

NTZ

—Shall I furl sails?

Furlong. ( Measure of length) a wb

NUA

Furnace.
Furnace bar, or, Fire bar fwk

NUB

— Furnace collapsed.
Furnace considered dangerous klb

NUC

— Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.

NVB

G. {Letter.) {Fornew method

of spell-

NUD

^Furnace leaky.

ing, see page 13. )

NUE

— Fui-nace overheated.

NVC

Gaef.

NUP

Furnish-ed-inq — WITH. (See also Sup-

NVD

—At the gaff.

ply. )

NVE

— GafE end.

Boats are furnished with — {articles

GaflE foresail -— - -

NKG

indicated)--- ---.gsd

NVF

— GaflE mainsail.

NUG

—Can you furnish me with — ?

NVG

—GaflE topsail.

Can you furnish me with {or, lend me)

Jigger gaflE :

PVR

a Code of Signals? ize

Spritsail gaflE {or, yard) , -

ZKO

NUH

—I can furnish you -witMor, lend you)—.

NUI

—I can not furnish you with {or, lend

NVH

Gage-d-ing.

you) — .

l^Vl

— "Weather gage.

NUJ

— "Was, or. Were furnished v^ith — .

NVJ

Gain-ed-ing.

NUK

Furniture.

NVK

— Are you gaining? Have you gained? [

NVL

— Can not gain much.

NUL

Further-ed-ing.

NVM

— Can not gain much profit.

Any further EOV

Fire gaining

OQ

Anything further?-- eqj

Fire gains rapidly; take people

oflE.-NG i

Do not require further assistance ---CR

Gained advantage

liNQ

Do you require further assistance? -.CT

NVO

—Gained a victory.

Furthest NUO

NVP

— Have, or. Has gained.

Have received orders for you not to pro-

NVQ

— Have, or, Has not gained.

ceed without further instructions -SP

Have you gained? Are you gaining? [

I decline to have anything further to do

NVK

{or, say) in the matter eqo

Is there any advantage to be gained? (

I must remain till further order S-.-STX

DNT

Repeat my signals till further orders,

Leak is gaining rapidly

NC

WCP

My chronometer gains daily --

GP

Until further orders ylg

Stranger is gaining

WZB

Vessel indicated does not require fur-

Stranger is not gaining

WZC

ther assistance fgq

Time will be gained — by

XTS

NUM

— You must remain until further orders.

NVR

— "Who gained?

NUO

Furthest.

NVS
NVT

Gale.

— A gale is coming on.

Fuse. (See Fuze) nut

After the gale -

DRN

Fart II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

253

GALE— GEAR.

NVU
NVW
NVX

Gale — Continued.

— Can — (vessel indicated) weather the

-KSP

NVY
NVZ

NWA
NWB

NWO
NWD

NWE

NWF
NWG

NWH

NWI

NWJ

NWK

NWL

NWM
NWO
NWP
.NWQ
NWR
NWS
NWT

NWU
NWV
NWX

— Can you ride out the gale?

Delayed through the recent gale
— Do you think the gale is over?

Do you think we can ride it (the gale)
out? uwx

During a gale lpm

During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts,

LPS

Equinoctial gale mgn

Fresh gale nqv

Gale is expected — from — zd

— Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — .
Heavy, or, Severe gale.

— If gale increases.

— In a gale of wind.
Meteorological CfSce, or, Weather Bu-
reau, reports gale approaching from

the — BTQ^

Moderate gale rxl

— ^Nothing but gales of wind.
Severe, or. Heavy gale nvz

— Shall you ride out the gale?

Strong gale xas

Whole gale zdr

Gallant-ly-ry.

Gallant conduct jng

Have, or, Has behaved very gallantly,

GDX

Gallery.

— Quarter gallery.

Galley.

Galliot.

Gallipoli oil.

Gallon. (Measure of capacity) ayw

Galvanize-d-ing-ism-ic.
— Galvanized iron.

Galvanometer.

Game.

Gang.

Gang board.

Gangway.

Gangrene.

Gantlinb.

Gaol. Jail. Prison puk

Gaoler — pum

Gaeden-er.

Garnet. »

Fore clew garnets luo

Main clew garnets lUH

NWY

NWZ

NXA

NXB

NXC

NXD

NXE
NXF

NXG

NXH

NXI
NXJ

NXK

NXL

NXM

-MOX
-MAQ

Garrison-ed-ing.

Gas-ecus.

Explosive gas

— Gas, or, Light buoy.

Gas engine

— Gas light.

Gasket.

Gastric.

Gate.

— Gate is closed at — .

Gather-ed-ing.
Gather-ed-ing way.

Gauge-d-ing-r.
— Gauge cock.
Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge,

RJW

Vacuum gauge ynm

Water gauge vvy

Water gauge out of order y vr

Windgauge. Anemometer — elo

Gave. (See Give) nzv

Gazette. In the Gazette.
Report me by telegraph to "Shipping

Gazette" uf

"Shipping Gazette & Lloyd's List,"

QWU

Gazetteer.

Gear-ing.

Air-pump gear dwb

Blow-olf cocks (or, gear) gnw

Boat's gear -_.grz

Chafing gear ijk

Diver's gear lhx

Eccentric gear Lsu

Eduction gear ltm

Expansion gear mlz

FJring gear naf

Gear aloft eaf

Gear for cleaning decks isv

Hand steering gear oma

Have passed steamer with steering gear

disabled MU

Headgear oqg

Induction gear -.Piv

Injection gear pku

Parallel-motion gear .^ tax

Pump gear ubi

Pump gear worn out (defective) .--UBJ

Slide-valve gear WGic

Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of

order) wgl

Starting gear wrp

Starting gear out of order wrg

Steam steering gear wst

Steam steering gear disabled mz

Steering gear WUF

Steering gear disabled MZ

Turning gear yen

Want gear for ytv

254

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II,

GENERAL— GET.

NXO

NXP

NXQ

NXE,

NXS
NXT

NXU

NXV

NXW

NXY
NXZ

NYA
NYB
NYC
NYD
NYE
NYF

NYG

NYH

NYI

NYJ

NYK

NYL

NYM

NYO

NYP

NYQ

NYR

NYS

NYT

General-ly.
Accountant General- - dfy

' Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally

about DKT

Consul General jrm

General (0/pcer) ewk

General average ..•.._ for

General cargo Hzc

— General order.

' ' General recall " signal.

Code Flag over y

Governor General ogd

Hoist the general recall owh

Inspector General pmv

Lieutenant General qpv

Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
men, or, Commissioner of Navigation,
Treasury Department _ -UNX

— What is the general opinion ?
Who generally does business for — ?_ dtb

Generous-ly.

Geneva Convention.
— Geneva Convfention flag (when spoken
of).

Geneva. {Gin.)

Gentle-y-ness.
Gentle breeze. Slight breeze hgd

Gentleman.

Genuine-ness-ly.

Geography-ical-ly.
Geographical Index. (See page 453. )
Geographical mile awo

-Refer to the Geographical Signals.

Germ.

Germany. German Colors.
Bank of Germany fup

— German Lloyd's.

Get. To Get. {See aim Got and

Obtain. )
— Can, or, May get.

Can I cross the bar ? Shall I be able to

get over the bar"? fvy

— Can I get a main yard at — ?

— Can I get a spar for — mast at — 1

— Can I get any — ?

■Can I get any sailmakers ?

Can I get permission ?
—Can you get ?

-Can you get an introduction to — 1

-Can not get.

Cannot get my boat out osj

-Could get.

Did not get a mail. -z

-Did, or. Do you get ?

Did you get a meridian altitude V . .tdh
—Did you get an observation ?

Did you get good observations ? rm

-Did you get pratique — at — ?

Do you think I can get through the ice ?

PBH

■Do you think we could get any — ?

NYU

NYV
NYW
NYX
NYZ

NZA

NZB

NZC

NZD

NZE
NZP

NZG

Get — Continued.
Do you think we could get away

from — ? xpz

Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat

(cask, kite, raft, or, spar, etc.) ...ka
Expect-ed-ing (or vessel indicated ex-

pects-ed-ing) to be got off (or, afloat),

DPX

Fire difficult to get at op

Get a preventer on tvi

Get an offing. Cut, Weigh, or, Slip.

Wait for nothing kw

— Get her head round as fast as possible,

or. Get her on the other tack as fast

as possi we.
Get her on the other tack, or. Get her

head round or you will be on shore,

LP

— Getting.

— Get, or, Got pratique.

— Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing.

— Get sail on your ship as fast as possible.

Get iinder way as fast as you can kn

Get up steam ; report when ready ._km
Get up steam as fast as possible kl

— Get what you can.

Got oPB

How long will you be getting up steam?

VY

I am getting short of water and must

endeavor to get some yvg

— I can get off.

I can not get at goods required OEW

I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
ance DPY

I think you might get soinething to

answer the purpose.. enb

— ^If you can get.

If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off eiv

Indicate nearest place I can get coal,

HC

Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from? ELB

Is my berth a good one for getting away
from?---. QFw

Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age ELC

Mind you get paid euk

— No getting out of harbor.
Not worth getting opl

Not worth getting off (or, afloat).. dqc

Open. Get farther away mc

Pilot can not get off ..... tjp*

Put to sea at once. Get an offing ...no

Shall I attempt to get away? fkp

Shall I get steam up? ,..' wa

Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?

ELF
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea

at once mg

— Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got

off.
—Was getting ready for sea. Preparing

for sailing.

What quarantine shall I get ? uej

Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot?

TL

Where can I get any freight? nqm

Where is the best place to get — ?- . .aic
—Will you get?

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

255

GET— GO.

NZH

NZI

NZJ

NZK

NZL

NZM

NZO

NZP
NZQ
NZR

NZS
NZT
NZU

NZV

NZW

NZX

NZY

OAB

OAC

OAD

OAE

OAF

OAG

OAH

OAI
OAJ
OAK

Get — Continued.

You can get an answer in — enu

You had better get a sick nurse . - .wbk
YoTi will find great difficulty in getting

through the ice at — pci

You will get into shoal water, or, You

will shoal your water _ _ _ vza

You will get quarantine uel

You will have great difficulty in getting

water Laf

Gig.
Steam gig guw

Gill. {Measure of capacity) ayx

GiMBAL OF A Compass jhq

Gimlet.

Gin. (Spirit.) Geneva -uxu

Gin. {For derrick, etc.)
Ginger.

GiRD-EK

Girl.

Give. To Give.
Are giving ground dip

Be careful not to give offense hyl

Bound to be given up. hbw

Bound to give it up hbx

By the description given ..Kvz

— Can, or, May give.

—Can give no reason.

— Can you give?

— Can you give a passage — to?

— Can not give.

— Do, or. Did you give?

— Gave.

Give authority pns

Give directions— that (for, or, to)--LBj
Give every assistance — to fgh

— Give him (her-s, it-s).

— Give leave — ^to.

-Give me (my, mine).

— :Give notice.

— Give receipt.

—Give them (their-s).

— Giye us (our-s).
Give way --Yxc

— Given.

Gives, or, Must give an evasive answer,

ENG

—Giving.
Have orders been given— to {or, for)?

PNE

Have you given bond? Gyn

I shall give chase inr

—I will give you.
Notice {warning) has been given .-YUL

Obliged to be given up smv

Obliged to give it up smw

Warning (notice) has been given ..yul

—"What have you given for?

—What is the highest price you will give?

What will you (or person indicated)

give?

OAL
OAM

CAN

OAP

OAQ
OAR
OAS
OAT

OAU

OAV

OAW
OAX

OAY

OAZ

OBA

OBC

OBD
OBE

OBF

OBG

OBH

OBI
OBJ

OBK
OBL

OEM

OBN

OBP
OBQ

Give — Continued.

Will give.
— Will you give?
— Will you give me (or, my)?

Will you give me a passage (on shore)"!

TDK

— Will you give me the pleasure?

Glad-ly.

— Glad to hear — it (01; that).

— Glad to see — it (or, that).

— Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
named).

— I shall be very glad.

Very glad ypj

Very glad of your company JGT

Gland.
Stem gland defective wuv

Stuffing-box glands out of order ...hdj

Glark-d-ing-ly.

Glass.

Binocular glass. Field glass glb

Field glass. Binocular glb

Hourglass ozk

Lamp glass Qdg

Log glass QYH

Panes of glass szy

. Spy glass. Telescope xmq

Wineglass zgd

Glimpse.
I had a glimpse of the land about- -QDtr

Globe-ular.

Gloom-y-ily.

Glove.

Glub-d-ing-tinous.
— Marine glue.

Glut-ted.

Glycerine.
Nitro-glycerine ._ - str

Go. To go.
All gone--- DXK

— Am, Is, or. Are going (or, gone) — to.

— Am, Is, or. Are to go.
An express is going to — mpi

— Are you going into port (harbor) ?

—Are you going— to?

Are you going on shore? FCX

Are you going to anchor? - -EHM

Are you going to land all mails at — ?

QDN

Boat is going to you eu

— Can you go?

Can you go up the river? uyg

Convoy is going to JTJN

— Do not go.

Do not go (or, pass) ahead of me.

Code Flag over r
—Do not let him (or, them) go.
— Go about.

Go ahead.- lg

256

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

Part II,

GO— GOOB.

OBR

OBS
OBT
OBU
OBV
OBW

OBX
OBY
OBZ

OCA

OCB
OCD

OCE

OOF
OCG

OCH

OCI

OCJ

OCK

OCL

OCM

OCN
OOP
OCQ
OCR

OCS

OCT

OCU
OCV
OCW

OCX
OCY

Go — Continued.

Go ahead of — dvh

Go ahead and drop a boat on board -DVN

Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh

Go ahead full speed li

Go ahead of me dvg

Go alongside ebf

Go as fast as you can mtn

Go astern lj

Go astern. Heave allaback LP

Go astern of — fhk

Go astern easy. Easy astern __lk

Go astern full speed lm

Go astern of me. Pass astern of me . fhq

— Go away.

Go direct- - ..lbn

Go easy lex

Qo-ingfree npx

Go for despatches jl

— Go full speed.

— Go half speed.

— Go immediately.

— Go in (or, to).

— Go on. Proceed.
Go onboard--- gqd

— Go on shore.

— Go out (or, from).

^Go to — the.
Go to the admiral's ofiSce dlf

— Going.
Going astern. Stern way fhr

— Going into port (or, harbor).

— Going round.
Going to join pwa

— Gone.
Gone by. Passed by-- hpv

— Gone to pieces.

— Gone to sea.
How is business going? hny

— I am a stranger here ; will you let me go
on shore with you?

— I am going full speed.

— I am going half speed.

— I am going on shore.

— I am going — to — .

— I am not going on shore.
I shall not go far before I bring up-HJC
I shall not go much farther mtb

— I wish to see you before you go on shore.

— If, or, When you go.

— Is, or, Are not gone.

— Is — (person or ship indicated) gone?

Keep going ahead of dvl

Keep going ahead slowly dvm

Keep going astern fho

Keep the lead going. Keep sounding . q ji

— Let go.

Let go another anchor kr

Let go the life-buoy hmr

Let go your anchor eja

— Let him (or, them) go.
Lifeboat is going to you fe

— Make haste, or he will be gone.

— Must go.

—Must I go?
My eSigines are going astern.

Code Flag over v
Not going.

Seagoing (gone) down vkz

Shall I go?

Stand by to let go wqe

ocz

ODA

ODB
ODC
ODE

ODF
ODG

ODH

ODI

ODJ
ODK
ODL
ODM
ODN
ODP

ODQ

ODE
ODS
ODT

ODU

ODV

ODW

ODX

ODY
ODZ
OEA
OEB
OEC

Go — Continued.

" Stock all gone ..wvm

The next mail goes in— {vessel indicated),

rfx

The pilot is going to you tjr

— They were gone.

Tug is going to you ya

—Was, or, Were going — to.

Went— to — ZBQ

— When do you go — to?

— When do you go on shore?

— When going — to?

Where are you going? csu

— Where is he(she, or, it) gone (or, going)?
— Will you go?

Will you go (or, come)on shore? jds

Will you go on shore in my boat?--VZN

Will you have to go into dry dock?..Llx.

Goat.

GOD-LY.

Gold-en.

— Gold dust.

— Gold has been found at — «

— Gold mine.

— Goldsmith.

— In gold.

Gone. (See also Go) oce

Good. (For Goods, see next page. )

A good crop, or. Crops look well kdt

A good many slight cases idh

— A good oflBng.

— A good plan (or, method).

— A good slant.

Am I in a good berth? --- ---Gfo

Beef in good order goy

Biscuit is not good. Bread is not

good- GLK

Business good hnv

Can you point out (or, take me to) a

good anchorage? eks

Cargo in very good order hzx

Did you get good observations? em

Good accommodation dce

Good accounts — of — --- dfa

— Good anchorage.

Good berth gfe

Good bottom for anchorage ekx

Good-bye hpz

— Good chance.

— Good coal.

Good coal may be got at — ixb

Good condition oeb

Good conduct jnh

Good enough -.mdh

— Good example.
Good Friday nrl

— Good landing.

— Good lookout.

— Good news — of.

— Good order. In good order.

— Good observations.

Good season foi'fish nbz

Good shelter, from vwj

Good vacuum ynk

Good water. Water is good Y vs

Good water can be got at — yvd

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257

GOOD— GRANITE.

OED

OEF
OEG

OEH
OEI

OEJ
OEK

OEL

OEM
OEN

OEP

OEQ

OER
OES
OET
OEU
OEV

OEW
OEX

OEY
OEZ
OPA
OFB

OFC
OFD

Good — Continued.

— Goodness.

Ground tackle not good enough ou

Ground tackle very good oik

— Have the goodness to.
Have you a good fire engine? nag

— I do not think we shall get any good by
moving.

In go'od order. Good order obb

Is It good holding ground? oim

— Is, or. Are not good.

— Is, or. Are very good.

Keep a good lookout aloft bag

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's vrar vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen oj

Keep a good lookout for land {or, lights) ,
or. Lookout for land {or, lights).
{Bearing to follow, if necessary) .pyu

Leave a good margin ^..qkx

Make-ing, Made good — the {or, your)-RlJ
Not a good plan tly

— Not so good.

— Of good quality.

Pumps in good order ubp

There is good freight to be had —

at — NQK

There is good shelter at {or, in).--VWN

— Very good.

Very good chart IMZ

Very good draught lnf

— Very good remittances.

—Was, or, "Were very good.

Water is good. Good water yvs

Water is not good .... yvt

— Will be very good.

Good-bye — hpz

Good Friday nrl

Goods.
Contraband goods JSO

— Goods are found.
— Goods are landed.
— Goods are shipped.
— Goods department.

How many tons measurement of goods

can you take?
—I can not get at goods required.
—I have goods belonging to you {or, —).
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,

JXY

Stock of goods wvN

— Tons measurement of goods.

Goose.
Gooseneck.

Got. (See also Get. )

Almost anything may be got eab

Articles indicated may be got at —
{place) or, from — {vessel indi-
cated) E2G

Can not be got off {or, afloat) by any

means now available CD

—Could any vessel have got away after
you?

Could she have got to any place of shel-
ter?

OFE
OFG
OPH
OFI

OFJ

OFK

OFL
OFM

OFN
OFF
OFQ

OFR

OFS
OFT
OFU
OPV

OFW

OFX

OFY

OFZ

OGA

OGB

OGC
OGD
OGE

OGF
OGH
OGI

Got — Continued.
Expect {or vessel indicated expects) to

be got off {or, afloat) dpx

Get, or. Got pratique nyw

Got bottom with — feet hba

Got onboard oqe

—Have, or, Has got.

— Have, or, Has got off.

— Have, or. Has not got.

— Have you, or. Has — {vessel indicated)

got pratique?
— Is it likely you {or vessel indicated) will

be got off?
— May be got off.
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt as-
sistance be given . oa

May be got off {or, afloat) without as-
sistance DPZ

— Not worth getting.

Not worth getting off dqc

— Only to be got in small quantities.
Vessel {indicated, if necessary) has got
off NZE

Goulard's Extract.

GOUT-Y.
GOVERN-ED-ING-MENT.

Belonging to Government Ges

Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
ment.--—.'. INE

Colonial Government JBK

— East Indian Government.

— Government despatch.

— Government employee {or, officer).

—Government hired vessel.

— Government in minority of — .
Government majority of — rhv

— Government ship.

— Government steamboat, or, transport.

— Government stores.

— Government tug.

— Has there been any change in the Gov-
ernment in — ?

— The United States, or. His, or. Her
Majesty's Government.
I have Government despatches {or, — ),

JS

Local Government Board gpj

Officer, or, Employee of Government,

OFT

Governor.

Deputy, or. Lieutenant Governor.. kvn
— Governor General.

Gradual-lt.

Grain . ( Measure of weight. ) bam

Grain. Grain cargo hzd

Gramme. {Measure of length.) awp

GRAMME. {Measure of weight.) ban

Granary.

Grange.

Granite.

76564—09 17

258

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part H.

GRANT— GROVJi;.

OGJ

Grant-ed-ing.

Greenwich— Continued.

Permission is granted. Permitted . . tgh

My first meridian is Greenwich nbk

My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-

OGK

Grape.

wich 2° 20' 15" = 0h. 9m. 21s tbl

My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean

OGL

Graphite.

time is — * XL

*NoTE. — In signaling longitude or time.

OGM

Grapple-d-inq. .

vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenuneh, except French

OGN

Grapnel.

vessels, which unit use the meridian of

Explosive grapnel moy

Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will

Fire grapnel -.— mzt

use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to

OGP

Grass-y.

whom the signal is made should hoist

Grass, or. Coir cable hqz

NBL = What is your first meridian?

Grass, or. Coir hawser - izs

"Will you show me your Greenwich (or.

Grass, or. Coir matting izt

first meridian) mean time? xn

Grass, or, Coirrope..- izu

Would like to h^ve another compari-

OGQ

Gratepul-ly-itude.

sUli • . ..UV

Note. — The vessel showing the mean time
unll hoist the hour signal and dip it
sharply shortly after it has been

OGR

Gratify-ied-ing-ication.

answered. The minutes and seconds

OGS

Grating.

at the instant of dipping un.ll immedi-
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a

QGT

Gratuity-ous-ly.

second comparison should be made.

OGU

Grave-ly-ity.

OHV

Grey.

OGV

Gravel-ly.

OHW

Gridiron. (Grid for hauling up small
ships. )

Graving dock, w. Dry dock ue

OHX

Grieve-d-ing. Grief.

OGW

Graze-d-ing.

Come to grief joy

OHY

Grind-ing. Ground.

OGX

Grease-d-ing-y-iness.

OHZ

Grindstone.

OGY

Great-ly-ness.

OGZ

— ^A great (large) number (or, quantity —

of—,
— Great circle sailing.

OIA .

Gripe.

OH A

OIB

Grocer-y

OHB

—Great execution.

OHC

—Great hesitation.

OIC

Grog.

OHD

— Great hopes — of — .

OHE

— Great neglect.

OID

Gross. Gross tonnage.

OHF

— Great opposition — to (or, from).

OHG

—Great relief.

OIE

Ground-ed-ing. (See also Aground.)

OHI

— Great risk.

OIF

— ^Are giving ground.

OHJ

—Great strain (w, stress) on — .

Burial ground. Cemetery igs

OHK

— Greater-est.

Fishing ground nbu

OHL

—It vnll be of great service (or, use).

Foul ground. Rocky bottom : haz

OHM

—Not a great many.

OIG

— Ground mine.

OHN

— The greater-est number (or, quantity)

OIH

— Ground swell.

—of.

Ground tackle ' xtQ

OHP

—The greater part.

OIJ

— Ground tackle not good enough.

"With the greatest ease lsb

OIK

— Ground tackle very good.

OIL

— Ground tier.

OHQ

Greecb-ian. Greek. Greek Colors.

I have (or vessel indicated has) not
touched the ground .dut

OHR

Green.

OIM

— Is it good holding ground?

OHS

— Green buoy.

Underground yhg

OHT

—Green light.

Was tide high when you grounded?. -Ci
Was tide low when you grounded ...CJ

OHU

Greenwich,
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich

When did you ground? CK

(or, first meridian) mean time *. . .gr

OIN

Groundless.

My chronometer is slow on Greenwich

(or, first meridian) mean time*.--GS

OIP

Group-ed-ing.

My first meridian is Cadiz, west of

Group flashing light NEC

Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s. ,

HSI

OIQ

Grove.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

259

GBOW— GUZ.

Gun — Continued.

OIR

Geow-ing. Grown. Grew. To grow.

OJU

—Gunshot.
Gunshot wound; accident .- dci

OIS

Guano.

OJV

— Gun slide.

Guano cargo hzk

OJW

— Gun wharf.

OJX

—Guns will not reach.

OIT

Guarantee-d-ing.

OJY

— Gun's crew.

OJZ

— Guns firing in — {quarter indicated).

OIU

GUARD-ED-ING.

OKA

— Guns firing last night in — {quarter

Advance guard dmy

indicated).

OIV

—Be on your guard. Look out.

OKB

— Guns firing to the — .

OIW

—Be on your guard against long tows.

Guns of the calibre of — HSV

Be on your guard; appearances are

OKC

—Guns of the weight of — .

threatening fn

OKD

— Guns overheated.

Be very careful (or, guarded) in your

Gunwale _ okt

intercourse with strangers rs

Heard firing to the — -- nai

OIX

— ^From the guard ship.

Heavy gun. ( Weight in tons if necessary. )

Guard boat gta

osw

OIY

, — Guard of honor.

How many guns? RKF

OIZ

—Guard ship.

How many guns do you mount? ... -RKG

Horseguards oyf

How many guns does she carry?. .-RKH

Ofacer of the guard 1 spl

I have a heavy gun {indicate if more ) Otc

Rear guard _ ukm

I have no heavy guns otd

OJA

—Ship having the guard.

Krupp gun Qcn

Steam guard boat ovx

OKE

— Light gun.

The conductor {or, guard) jni

OKF

— Machine gun.

To row guard vat

Maxim gun bnc

OKG

— Minute gun.

OJB

GUARDA COSTA.

OKH

— Minute guns firing in — {direction indi-
cated).
—Minute gims firing last night in —

OJC

Guardian-ship.

OKI

{quarter indicated).

OJD

Guatemala. Guatemalan Colors.

Nordenf eldt gun .• sjh

OKJ

—Out of gunshot. Out of range.

OJE

Gudgeon.

OKL

— Quick-firing gun.
Rifled gun .-.. ..uxe

OJF

GUESS-ED-ING.

Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun.

OJG

— Guess warp.

EGA

OKM

— She carries guns.

OJH

GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE.

She has, or. They have heavy guns. otf

Will the soundings be a safe guide?- wkz

She has, or , They have no heavy guns . otg
Signal gun wct

Guilder, Gulden, or. Florin. {Coin) .atq

Starboard gun wqx

Torpedo gun.- xwt

OJI

GulLT-y-INESS.

Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel) xwu

OJK

Found finiiltv NOR

OKN

Turret gun r xet

— Vessel is within gunshot.

—Is, or. Are not guilty.

You are within gunshot. You are within

OJL

Guinea. {Money. )

range of the guns {or, batteries) . . .go

OJM

Gulf.

Gunboat ...gtb

Gulf stream wzl

Enemy's gunboat — lzi

The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is

mined MFU

OKP
OKQ

Gunner-y.

— Gunner's crew.

OJN

Gully.

OKR

— Gunner's stores.

OJP

Gum.

OKS

Gunpowder. ( Weight inlbs., if necessary. )
I am taking in {or, discharging) gun-

OJQ

Gun.

powder or explosives Flag b, or.

OKT

Code Flag over b.
Gunwale.

Enemy's gunboat Lzi

Field gun mxk

Gust-y. {Squall) vra>K

finnhoa.t, GTB

OKU

GUTTA PERCHA, Or INDIA RUBBER.

OJR

— Gun cotton.

n-nTi-f»nftnTi roplrpt _UZD

OKV

GUY-ED-ING.

OJS
OJT

—Gun fog signal.
—Gunroom.

Guz, or, Zer. {Measure of length).. A.y<rc

260

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

GYBE— HAD.

OKW

OKX

OKY

OKZ

OLA

OLE

GyBE-D-ING, or, JiBE-D-ING.

Gymnast-astic-nasium.
Gypsum.

H. {Letter.) {For newmethod of spelling,
seepage 13.)

Habbe, {Measure of weight) BAG

Habit.
Bad ha"bit frd

Habitation.

Had, Has, or, Have bqn

Am, Are, or. Is not to hare bqd

Am, Are, or. Is to have -.bqc

Can, or, May have bqe

Can, or. May have been bfh

Can, or, May have done {or, been done),

BLV

Can, or. May have had --BQF

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated) have been? btl

Can, or. May I have — ^some? bqg

Can not, oY, May not have bqh

Can not, or, May not have been bfk

Can not, or. May not have done {or, been

done) BLZ

Can not, or. May not have had bqi

Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) have been?

BTN

Could, or. Might have bqj

Could, or. Might have been bfm

Could, or, Might have done {or, been
done) BMC

Could, or. Might have had. - --BQK

Could, or. Might not have bql

Could, or. Might not have been bfo

Could, or. Might not have done {or, been

done) __, BME

Could, or. Might not have had bqm

Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have BTR

Had, Has, or, Have bqn

Had, Has, or. Have any ...bqc

Had, Has, or. Have been bfq

Had, Has, or, Have done {or, been done),

BME

Had, Has, or. Have had bqp

Hxn— Continued.

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated)'i.: bts

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) been?-.BTU

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) had? . . btv

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?-.BTW

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) not been,

BTX

Had, Has, 07: Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) not had?

' BTY

Had, Has, or. Have his (her-s, it-s)?-BQR
Had, Has, or. Have I (niy, mine)?-_BQs

Had, Has, or. Have I been? .-. bfr

Had, Has, or. Have I done? bmt

Had, Has, or, Have I had? bqt

Had, Has, or, Have not? bqu

Had, Has, or. Have not been? ._: bfs

Had, Has, or. Have not done {or, been

done) BMs

Had, Has, or, Havenothad bqv

Had, or. Have that {or, this) bqw

Had, Has, or, Havethe.. bqx

Had, Has, or. Have there? bqy

Had. or. Have these {or, those) bqz

Had, Has, or. Have they (them, their-s)?

BRA

Had, or. Have they been? bft

Had, or. Have they done? bmu

Had, or. Have they had? bec

Had, Has, or. Have v^e (our-s)? brd

Had, or. Have we been? bfu

Had, or. Have we done? bmv

Had, or. Have we had? bre

Had, Has, or. Have yours? brp

Had, or. Have you been? bfv

Had, or. Have you done?. bmw

Had, or, Have you had? beg

Have you {or person indicated) any — ?

EPE

Having -.. opi

Having been , bfw

Having done bmx

Having had beh

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) buj

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-^
cated) had (has, or, have) been.-BUK'

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing) bul

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have)had ...bum

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not. -.bun

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been,

BUO

He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
{or, is, or, are not doing) bup'

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ :

He, She, It {or person s or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) have.-BVO

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) (should or,would)not have.BVS

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

261

HAD.

Had — Continued.

How had (has, or, have)? bxn

lean {or, may) have bei

I can not {or may not) have bej

I could {or, might) have brk

I could (or, might) not have brl

I had {or, have) brm

I had {or, have) been.-. bgc

I had {or, have) done bna

I had {or, havie) had brn

I had {or, have) not bro

I had {or, have) not been bgd

I had {or, have) not done bno

I had {or, have) not had pbp

I shall {or, will) have brq

I shall {or, will) not have brs

I should {or, wpu^d) have brt

I should {or, would) have been bgk

I should {or, would) not have bru

I should {or, would) not have been.BGM
If he (she, it, o?- persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) byj

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) had (has, or, have) not -BYK

If I had {or, have)' bzh

If I had (or-, have) not bzi

If they had {or, have) cao

If they had {or, have) not cap

If we had {or, have) cbh

If we had {or, have) not CBI

If you had {or, have) cby

If you had {or, have) not cbz

Is, etc. (See Are, aboue.)
It, etc. (See He, above. )

It has (or, had) been bgp

It has {or, had) been done _ _ bnp

It has {or, had) not been bgq

It has {or, had) not been done bnq

Lethim(her, it, or persons indicated) —

have BWA

Let them have ..bbv

May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)

Must have - ceo

Must have been cep

Must have had ceq

Not to be had - cgj

Ought to have cia

Ought not to have. Cht

Shall, or, Will have brw

Shall, or, Will have done {or, been

done) BNX

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) have? bwg

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not have?. _bwk

Shall, or, Will I have? brx

Shall, or, Will I not have? bey

Shall, or. Will not have? bez

Shall, or. Will not have done {or, been

done) BNZ

She, etc. (See He, above. )

Should, or. Would have bsa

Should, or, Would have been bhl

Should, or. Would have done {or, been

done) -- BOG

Should, or. Would have had bsc

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should,or, Would he (she.it, or persons
or things indicated) have been?.BWQ

Had — Continued.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?

BWTJ

Should, or. Would he, (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv

Should, or. Would not have bsd

Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not l^ave done {or,

been done) -_ t boi

Should, or. Would not have had ...bse
That, or. This had (has, or, have) -CKX
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been,

CKY

That, or, This had (has, or, have) not

been ckz.

There had (has, or, have) cmq

There had (has, or, have) been cmr

There had (has, or, have) not been-CMS
There should (or, would) have been. cna
There should {or, would) not have been,

CNB

They can {or, may) have --BSff

They can not {or, may not) have.-.BSG

They had (or, have) bsh

They had {or, have been) bht

They had {or, have) done bol

They had {or, have) had BSi

They had {or, have) not bsj

They had {or, have) not been bhu

They had {or, have) not done bom

They had {or, have) not had bsk

They should {or, would) have bsl

They should {or, would) not have .bsm
This, etc. (See That, above. )

To be had CNS

To have i cnu

We c.an {or, may) have bsn

We can not (or, may not) have BSO

We had {or, have) .,-_-BSP

We had {or, have) been bin

We have {or, have) done bos

We had {or, have) had bsq

We had {or, have) not bsr

We had {or, have) not been bio

We had {or, have) not done bot

We had {or, havei not had bst

We shall (or, will) have bsu

We shall {or, will) not have bsv

We should {or, would) have bsw

We should {or, would) not have .--BSX
What, or. Which had (has, or, have)?

CQP

What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have? cqm

What, or, Which shall {or, will) they
{or, you) have? CQO

When had (has, or, have)? ceh

When had {or, have) you?.- cm

When shall {or, will) I have? crw

When shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have? CRZ

When shall {or, will) we have? CSA

Where had (has, or, have)? -CTB

Where shall {or, will) I have? CTO

Where shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have? CTQ

Where shall {or, will) we have? ctr

Which, etc. (See What, above. )
Who had (has, or, have)? cup

262

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

HAD— HAPPEN.

0

Had — Continued.

OLV

Hamper.

Why had (has, or, have) ? - - -

-CVK

Why had (has, or, have) not?

-CVL

OLW

Hand-ed-ing-y. To hand.

Why had {or, have) you?

-CVM

Beforehand -_ -- gdh

Why had {or, have) you not?

-CVN

Come to hand - jcz

Will it have?- — - —

-CWD

OLX

—Hand {part of the body).

Would, etc. (See Should, above.)

Hand bag psi

You can {m; may) have. —

--BSY

OLY

—Hand lead.

You can not {or, may not) have.-

-.BSZ

OLZ

— Hand pump.

Youhad {or, have)

.BTA

Hand pump out of order ubd

You had {or, have) been

--BJD

OMA

— Hand steering gear. Handwheel.

You had {or, have) done ---

-BOY

Keep the beacon {or, buoy) on your port

You had (or, have) had

.-BTC

hand .-- gak

• You had {or, have) not

.-BTD

Keep the beacon {or, buoy) on you star-

You had {or, have) not been

--BJE

board hand gal

You had {or, have) not done

--B0Z

Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's

You had {or, have) not had

. .BTE

agent Qwr

You shall {or, will) have

.-BTP

You had better put your affairs into the

You shall (or, will) not have

..BTG

hands of— --DPK

You should {or, would) have

BTH

You should {or, would) not have.

..BTI

OMB

Hands. {Crew.)
All hands dxl

OLC

H^MORRHAGE.

All hands at the pumps dxm

All hands lost. AH on board perished.

OLD

Hail-ed-ing.

DXQ

Come within hail

..JDA

All hands saved. All on board saved,

Hail the strange vessel, and ask

if —

DXR

EDO

OMC

— Can you spare me a hand or two? (Give

OLE

— I shall pass within hail.

particulars, if necessary. )

OLF

— Keep within hail.

Hands enough mdi

OLG

— Pass within hail.

Have you hands enough ? mdk

Send a boat within hail

--GUI

OMD

— He has not many hands on board.
Short handed. A weak crew {number

OLH

Hailstorm. Hailstone.

OME

to be indicated, if necessary) kdj

— More hands are required at — .

OLI

Hair-y.

Want hands. (Uive particulars, if

Hair brushes

-HKO

necessary) yj

Hair's breadth

.HER

Haiti- AN. Haitian Colors

-.OQB

OLJ .

Halp-ve.
Go half -speed -

..OBT

HaNDCUFP-ED-ING KFO

Going half -speed

--OCJ

OMF

Handle-d-ing.

Half a dozen --

-LMT

Half allowance — of

.-DZH

OMG

Handspike.

OLK

— Half an hour. In half an hour.

Half-mast your ensign

-MEL

OMH

Hang-ed-ing. Hung. \

OLM

— Half speed, or. Half poweB.

OLN

—Half tide.
Half-year-ly

-ZKV

OMI

Hank.

In half an hour

..OLK

OMJ

Happen -ED-iNG — to {or, on).
Accident happened; crushed; fall;

OLP

Hall.

jammed dcp

Town hall

..XZE

Accident happened; cut ; stab dcg

Accident happened; dangerously

OLQ

Halliards.

wounded {or, hurt) al

Accident happened; drowned-ing--DCH

Halve

.-OLJ

Accident happened; gunshot wound,

DCI

As it happens fan

*

Halyards, or-, Haulyards---

.-OLQ

Happened in consequence of. Occa

OLR

Ham.
Hamburg.

sioned by jpz

Has any accident happened? Is any-
thing the matter? bk

Beport me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-

OMK

— ^How did it {or, that J happen(or', occur)?

burg

— -UL

OML

Seldom happens vom

— Should it {or, that) happen — to {or, on).

OLS

Hammer.

OMN
OMP

—What happened {or, resulted)?
— What has happened?

OLT

Hammock.

OMQ

—When did it {or, that) happen?

OLU

— Hammock netting.

When did the accident happen? bu

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY

263

HAPPY— HAUL.

OME

OMS
OMT

OMU
OMV

OMW

OMX

OMY
OMZ

ONA

ONB

ONC

Happt-ily-iness. (See also Glad. )

Happy to hear it {or, that) oae

Happy to see you {or, — ) oat

I am happy to inform you pkc

— Shall, or, "Will be very happy — to.
—Very happy-ily.

Harass-bd-ing.

Harbor.
Are you going into port (harbor )?..obk

Bar harbor rvs

Detained in harbor kyc

Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,

anchorage) fw

Do not know the anchorage {or, harbor),

EKTJ

— ^Do you intend to go into harbor?

Do you know of any harbor {or, anchor-
age)? EKV

Do you know the harbor {or, anchorage) ?

EKW

During the time in harbor lpv

Going into harbor {or, port) OCB

Harbor authorities fni

Harbor board gph

Harbor, or. Entrance buoy mpr

—Harbor dues.
Harbor, or. Anchorage is good enough

with winds from — ox

Harbor, or. Anchorage is indifferent -OY
Harbor, or. Anchorage is safe with all

winds . oz

Harbor master. Captain of the port,

HWS

— Harbor master's ofl3.ce.
— H^'^bor of refuge.

Harbor police yvx

— Harbor Trust.
How does the harbor {or, anchorage)

bear? pa

I do not know the anchorage {or, har-
bor) -- EKY

I know of no safe harbor tda

— In, or. Into harbor.

Inform harbor authorities - - fnj

Inner harbor plm

Inside the harbor pmk

Is the hari or at — free from ice?---PBZ

Just out of harbor (or, port) pxm

No getting out of harbor nzd

Out of harbor svz

Outer harbor swf

Outside the harbor _-SWV

Permission urgently requested to enter

hai-bor pd

Proceed into harbor txa

Proceed out of harbor ...TXC

The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is

mined -MFU

The harbor at — is free from ice - - -PCE
"Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.)-YH
— Want to come into harbor.
"Was in harbor (or, port ) when I left- QKU
"We are to leeward of the harbor {or,

anchorage) ELS

"We are to windward of the harbor {or,

anchorage) eli

We have missed the entrance {or,

passed the port, or, harbor) mpv

OND
ONE

ONF

ONG

ONH

ONI
ONJ

ONK

ONL

ONM

GNP
ONQ
ONE

ONS

ONT
ONLT

Harbor — Continued.
■What harbor do you intend to make
{or, run) for?
— Whilst in harbor.
You will not have water enough over
the bar {or, into the harbor). Depth
in feet may follow fwe

Hajrd-ness.

Blowing hard. Squally weather zh

Blowing too hard — to — goc

Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to

starboard md

Hard-a-starboard ! {Urgent.) Head to

go to port ME

Hard bottom hbc

— Harder -est.

Helm hard up ^ otn

It blew too hard- goi

My helm is hard-a-port ; ship's head is

going to starboard WG

My helm is hard-a-starboard; ship's

head is going to port wh

Hardly.

Hardware „ ---zne

Harm-ed-ing. {See also Damage.)
— No harm {or, damage) done.

Harmless.

Harpoon-ed-ing.

Harvest-ed-ing.

Has. (See Had, Has, or, Have) bqn

Haste-y-ily-iness.

— Hasten-ed-ing.

— Hasten the departure of — .

I can not hasten my departure ktv

I must hasten my departure ktw

— Make haste.
Make haste, or he will be gone ocu

Hat.

Hatch.

Hatchet.
Can you lend hatchets {or, adzes) ?-D0w

ONV

ONW Hatchway.

ONX
ONY

ONZ
OPA
OPB
OPC
OPD
OPE
OPF
OPG

HAUL-ED-ING — OUT.

Closehauled - luw

— Haul down.

Haul down your ensign - men

Haul down your flags - --NDC

— Haul in.

— Haul in the slack.

—Hauling line.

— Haul off.

— Haul taut. Tauten hawsers.

— Haul the jib down.

— Haul up.

— Haul your wind. Haul to the wind.

Haul your wind on port tack ln

Haul your wind on starboard tack ...LO

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

HAUL— HE, SHE, IT.

OPH

OPI

OPJ

OPK

OPL

OPM
OPN
OPQ

OPE

OPS

OPT
OPU
OPV

OPW

OPX
OPY

OPZ

OQA
OQB
OQC

Haul — C'ontin ued.
— I shall keep closehauled.
Try to olubhaul iwg

Have. (See Had) bqn

Haven. {Harbor} omv

Having.

Having been bfw

Having done bmx

Having had brh

Havoc.

-FJG
-NOl.

Hawse.

Athwart hawse

— Clear hawse.

Foul hawse

— Hawse hole (or, pipe).
— Hawse pipe is broken.
— Hawse plug.

Hawser. {See also Tow and Warp. )
For signals between ships toicing and

being towed, see page 35.
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast?

XYJ

— Can you spare a hawser?

Cast oflf hawsers xyn

Grass, or, Coir hawser izs

— Have no other hawser.

— Hawser fouled screw.

— Hawser-laid rope.
Hemp cable, or, hawser. {Size and
length, if necessary) hqx

— Large hawser.

Prepare another hawser tsw

Send boat with hawser gur

— Shorten in both hawsers.

— Small hawser.

Steel-wire hawser wto

Tauten hawser. Haul taut opd

Towing hawser xyw

— Veer both hawsers.
Wire cable {or, hawser) hse

Hay.

Hayti-an. (Haiti) Haytian Colors.

Haze-y-iness-ily.

He-

He, She, It {or person-s or thing-s indi-
cated).

Are, or, Is, etc. {See Is, belou: )

As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s) eak

Can, or, May he (she, it, or persOn-s or
thing-s indicated) 1 btj

Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) be? btk

Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) have been? btl

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) be? btm

Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?

btn

He, She, It — Continued.

Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) be? bto

Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be? btp

Do, Does, or. Did he (she, it, or person-s
or thing -s indicated) ? btq

Do not let him (her, it, or pcr.ion indi-
cated) have BTR

For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpd

From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpo

Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or tTiing-s indicated) bts

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son s or thing s indicated) had? -.btv

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) notl-.-STW

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) not been?

BTX

Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not had?

BTY

He BTZ

He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can {or, may) bua

He, She. It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) caxi {or, may) be bug

He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) bud

He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) can not {or, may not) be-.-BUE

He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) bup

He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not bug

He, She, It {orperson-s or things indi-
cated) Aoes {ao, or, did) BUH

He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not bui

He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indi-
cafed)had (has, or, have) buj

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been buk

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing) bul

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) had ...bum

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not bun

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been,

BUO

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done

{or, is, or. are not doing) ...bup

^ He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ

He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) but

He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to .Buv

He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) for bur

He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) from bus

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

265

He, She, It — Continued.

He, She, It [or persons or thing-s indi- [
cated) is (or, are) not buw ;

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or. axe) not able to. ..-BUX I

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) may, etc. (See Can, above. )

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) might, etc. (See Could, above. )

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must be buz

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be , Bvc

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to • BVD

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to-- BVE

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be BVF

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) BVH

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be Bvi

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj

He, She, Ic (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk

He, She, It (or persons or thing -s indi-
cated) should (or, would) .bvl

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done) .. BVN

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have---Bvo

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp

He, She, It (or person- s^or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bc.BVQ

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done) bvb

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should(or, would) not have-BVS

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) wa,s (or, were).. bvt

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not - - - bvu

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be --Bvx

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) to be bvw

He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above. )

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should, above. )

How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)"! BXO

How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? bxr

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can (01; may) byd

If he (she, it, or persons or thingsindi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye

He, She, It — Continued.

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) byp

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not BYGf

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) - byj

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) Is (or, are) byl,

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to bym

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) . byp

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) byt

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not byu

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above.)

If he (she, it, or person-sor things indi-
cated) would, etc. (See Should, obove. )

Is, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated)"!. bvy

It ' bvz

Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have 'Birx

May he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Can, above. )

Might he (she, it, etc.)? (See Could,
above. )

Must he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated)"!. cer

Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) to? chn

Person-s, or. Things indicated bwc

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-sor
things indicated) 1 bwd

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be? bwe

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?

BWP

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) hsiYel bwg

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not? bwh

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not be -Bwi

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not do (or, be
done)? .-- BWJ

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have?..DWK

She BWI.

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)! bwm

266

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

HE, SHK, IT— HEAP.

OQD

OQE

OQF
OQG
OQH

He, She, It — Continued.

Should, or. Would lie (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?---BWN

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be
done)? Bwo

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

BWQ

Should, or, Would he (she it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?--BWR

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be?

BWS

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not do {or,
be done)? bwt

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?

BWU

Shoiild, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
been? bwv

That he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) cla

Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or persons
or thing- s indicated) % - Bwx

Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated ) not? bwy

What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)^ CQD

What, or. Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated'i) .cvx

Whendoes(did, or, do)he(she, it, orper-
son-s or things indicated)"! crd

When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj

When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated )? CRN

When shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? CRT

Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is {or, are) Ctd

Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)'! cth

Where shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! -Ctm

— While he (she, or, it).

Will he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Shall, above. )

Would he (she, it, etc. ) (See Should,
above. )

Head-ed-ing. To head.

Brace round your head yards hdo

By the head hpk

Cathead ieu

Crank head kbl

Crosshead ked

Figurehead mxy

Fork head nlr

Get her head round as fast as possible,

NYU

Get her head round or you will be on
shore LP

Have lost — head of cattle ipp.

— Head (part of body).

— Head gear.

— Head of department.

OQI

OQJ

OQK

OQL

OQM

OQK

OQP

OQR

OQT

OQU

OQV

OQW
OQX
OQY

OQZ

ORA
ORB
ORG

ORD
ORE

Head — Continued.
Headquarters.

Head rail -- ugw

Headsails.

— Head sea.
Head sheet.

— Head to wind.

— Head wind.
Head yards.

— Headland.

Headman - cxju

Headmost.

—Headway. Steerageway.

Heave-to ; head offshore - - - lq

I have headway Code Flag over j

Jetty head pvk

KeeQ head to wind pyt

Masthead. At masthead rmf

Moor head and stern RZJ

Pierhead tid

Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,

broken) kej

Pump crosshead -UBO

Pump crosshead out of order ubh

Rudderhead vbm

Ship's head by compass is — JIE

Trimmed by the head ; — inches by the

head hpk

Visible from the masthead yqz

When I have run my distance I shall
put her head oflE until — lgp

Headland --- oqr

Headman.

Headmost ..-Oqs

Headway. Steerageway oqt

I have headway Code Flag over j

Heal-ed-ing. To heal.

Health'-y-iness.
— A healthy season.
— Are you healthy?

Bill of health gkc

Board of Health gpa

Clean bill of health — from — tq

Crew healthy kcr

Have you a clean bill of health? tu

I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine -Code Flag over q
I have not a clean bill of health.

Code Flag over I

In bad health? frp

Not clean bill of health flag (when

spoken of) isw

— ^Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.

Troops are in good health ybn

— Very healthy.

— Was the port j'ou left healthy?
— What is the state of health of the fleet
at — ?
What is the state of health of the troops

at — ? ybr

— Where is the health oflflcer?

Heap-ed-ing.

Pabt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

267

HEAR— HELM.

ORE
ORG

ORH
ORI

ORJ
ORK
ORL

ORM
ORN
ORP

ORQ
ORS

ORT
ORU
ORV
ORW

ORX
ORY

ORZ

OSA

OSB

osc

OSD

OSE
OSF

OSG

OSH

OSI

OSJ

OSK

OSL

OSM
OSN

Hbar-eng. Heard.

Anxious to hear of {or, from) — EOl

Crew not heard of ..-KCT

—Did you hear?
Did you hear if there were any letters

forme at — 'i Qoe

Did you hear of my family? epi

Glad to hear— it {or, that). Happy to

hear — it {or, that) oar

— Has been heard of.

—Has not been heard of since {date to

follow) .
— Have heard — of — .
— Have, or, Has not heard of — .
— Have you {or persons indicated) heard
—of—?
Have you heard of the arrival of — ?

EYJ

Have you seen {or, heard of) a vessel

wrecked {or, in distress)? zu

Have you seen {or, heard) anything of

my {or, the) boat? fb

Heard firing to t'he — nai

I heard that some of your family were

seriously ill msi

— Neither seen nor heard.
— Should you hear {or, see).
—Sorry to hear — it {or, thac).

Unless I hear ---Yjq

— Vessel indicated has not been heard of.
— Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — .
— "We shall not hear again."
What were the latest dates at — when

you last heard? -.-KMN

— When, or. What did you last hear — of
{or, from)?

Heart.
Down hearted lmi

Heat-ed-ing.

Superheat-ed-ing xeh

The heat of the sun -Xdv

Heave-ing. Hove.
Avast heaving fom

—Can I heave-to?

Heave all aback. Go astern LP

— Heave away.
— Heave her down.

Heave short — hrd

— Heave taut.

— Heave-to.

— Heaving, Hove-to.

Heave-to; head offshore --LQ

Heave-to; I will send a boat gte

— Heave-to on port tack.

— Heave-to on starboard tack.

Heave-to or I will fire into you id

—Heave-to or take the consequences.

Heave-to until — lr

— Heave up.

— I can not heave-to.

— I have not room to heave-to.

—I shall heave-to off — {or, at — ).

—I shall heave-to to take soundings {time

■ indicated, if necessary) .
—I shall not heave-to.
— I will heave-to directly I have room.

OSP

OSQ
OSR
OST

OSU
CSV

OSW

OSX
OSY

OSZ
OTA

0TB

OTO

OTD

OTE

OTE
OTG

OTH

OTI
OTJ
OTK

OTL

OTM

Heave — Continued.
— Shall you heave -to?
Stop; Heave-to; or. Come nearer; I
have something important to com-
municate Code Flag over h

Strange vessel hove in sight-- ozs

— Vessel indicated has hove-to.

Heaven.

Heavy.
Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from — ,

NVY

— Heavier-esT.
— Heavily -iness.

Heavy, or, Severe gale Nvz

— Heavy gun {weight in tons, if neces-
sary).
— Heavy loss.
— Heavy purchase.

Heavy sea UQ

— Heavy surf. Much surf.
— Heavy swell.

Heavy weather coming ; look sharp- _fz

Heavy weighi -.zee

— How heavy — ^is — ?

— I have a heavy gun {or, guns) {number

indicated).
— I have no heavy guns.
— In a heavy squall.

Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,

EGA

— She has, or. They have heavy gun.

— She has, or. They have no heavy gun.

Striking heavily wzy

Struck by a heavy sea xac

Very heavy sea vw

— Which is the heaviest?

Hectare. {Square measure) axp

Hectogramme. {Measure of weight) -bao

Hectolitre. {Measure of capacity) . . ayz

Hectometre. {Measure of length). - awd
Square hectometre. {Square, or, sur-
face measure) axp

Heel-ed-ing.

Height-en-ed-ing.

The height of the barometer is fxl

—What is the height— of ?

What is the height of the barometer?

FXN

What is the height of the thermometer?
What is the temperature? xnk

Held. (See Hold) owx

Heliograph-y-ic.

Heller. {Coin) ats

Helm.
Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to

starboard md

Hard-a-starboard I {Urgent.) Head to

go to port ME

Helm amidships efj

268

GENERAL VOGABULAEY.

Part II.

HELM— HIGH.

OTN
OTP
OTQ
OTE

OTS

OTU

OTV

OTW

OTX

OTY
OTZ

Helm — Con tin ued.
Helm angle blv

— Helm hard up.

— Helm is down.

— Helm signal.

— Helmsman.

— How do you carry your helm?

Lee helm qmc

My helm is hard-a-port; ' ship's head

going to starboard wg

My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's

head going to port wh

Pay attention to the helm pli

Port. Head to go to starboard wi

Port a little. Head to go to starboard,

TPG

Port helm tpe

Starboard. Head to go to port wj

Starboard a little. Head to go to port,

WQU

Starboard helm web

Steady your helm _.mi

Steer more to port.. mj

(To be kept flying until course is suffi-
ciently altered.)

Steer more to starboard mk

(To be kept flying until course is diffi-
dently altered.)
— Under steady helm.

Weather helm yzo

Will not answer her helm ens

Helmet.
Diver's helmet lhy

Helmsman ._ otb.

Help-ed-ing. (See also Assist. )

Can be helped ( assisted) fgb

Can help (assist) fga

Can I help? fgc

Can I procure any help (or, assistance)

in the way of — ? on

Can you help (or, assist)? -..l fgd

Can you help — (vessel indicated)''. . .qo

Can not help (or, assist) cp

Do you want (require) any assistance

(or, help) — of — (or, from — )? cs

Give every assistance — to (help — to),

FGH

Help, I am attacked ; want assistance .nj

Help me to lay out an anchor eik

Helpless-ly. oty

— I can not help you.
I will assist you (or vessel indicated) in

distress pgi

Require help (or, assistance)— of — (or,

from) cz

Should you require any help (or, as-
sistance) FGO

The ice is so solid I can not break
through; send help pcp

Will help (assist) fgu

With the help (or, assistance) of-.FGW
Without help (or, assistance) fgx

Helpless-ly.

Hemp-en.
Hemp cable (or, hawser). Size and

length, if necessary) hqx

Want a hemp cable hsc

QUA

OUB

QUO

OUD

QUE
QUE
OUG

OUH

GUI
OUJ

OUK
OUL

OUM

.XV A.

Henbane, Tinctubeof.
Hencoop.

Her-s-selp. (See also Him, His, Her-s,

Its) BXD

Her, or, His Excellency mkr

Her, or. His Highness ovl

Her, or. His Majesty rho

Her, or. His Majesty's dominions. -lkh
Her Boyal Highness the Princess of

Wales ovK

Let her be bgv

On Her, or, His Majesty's service. -RHS
The TJniteiT States, or. Her, or. His

Majesty's Government ogb

The United States, or. Her, or. His

Majesty's service rhp

The United States, or. Her, or. His

Majesty's ship bhq

Herald.
Report me to "New York Herald"

Office, London ui

Report me to "New York Herald"

Ofiflce, New York., uj

Report me to "New York Herald"

Office, Paris uK

Heed. (Flock.). nfi

Here. Hereabouts.

Can I get a bill cashed here? gki

Can not get a bill cashed here gkj

— Herewith.
I do not think there is any light here-
abouts QEW

— Is, or. Are here.

Is there any dry dock here? ljg

— Not here.

There are no orders here for you td

— Was, or, Were here.

Will my cargo sell here (or at place

indicated)"!. ibp

— Your owner is here.

Heerinq.

— Herring iishery.

Hees-selp. ' (See also Him, Her, It) _bxd

Hesitate-d-ing-ion.
— Do not hesitate.
I' Great hesitation oho

' — Without hesitation. Unhesitatingly.

OUN HiDE-lNG. HiD-DEN.

OUP j— In hiding.
OUQ 'Hide. (Skin.)

To HIDE.

OUR

OUS
OUT

High. (See aZso Height.)
.Asks precise time of high water and

minimum depth at that time xe

At high water you will have — feet.KUY

Breast high ___hfo

Height OTJ

High and dry _.loe

—High land.

— High pressure.
High-pressure boiler gxc

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

269

HIGH— HOIST.

OUV

OUW
OUX
OUY

OUZ
OVA
OVB

OVC
OVD

OVE
OVF
OVG

OVH
OVI

OVJ
OVK

OVL
OVM

OVN

High — Continued.
High-pressTire cylinder ._ kig

— High-pressure cylinder cover.
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,

KAI

High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order) kau

— High -pressure piston.

— High-pressure piston broken.

— High-pressure valve out of order.

High tide .-- -- XSD

High water.- -Yve

High-water mark ..-Yvf

— Higher.

— Highest.

-Highly.

Hold on till high water kp

How high must I lie to fetch? mwe

— Not of high rank.

—Of high rank.

— Prices are high.

—Proceed at high water.

— The highest price is — .

Wages are very high ysi

Wait for high water ysx

Was tide high when you grounded?. -Cl
What is the depth at high water?.. kve
What is the highest price you will give?

OAJ

— When is the highest tide?
— When will it be high water?

Highness.

— Her Royal Highness the Princess of

Wales.
— His, or, Her Highness.
— His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.

Hill.

Hm, His, Himself.. bxc

Him, His, Her-s, It-s.

After him (his, her-s, it-s) Bwz

Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s)? bek

As his (her-s, it-s) fax

Before him (his, her-s, it-s) bxa

By him (his, her-s, it-s) -Bjr

Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s) bkf

Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?.-BLA
Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have btr

For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or

ihing-s indicated) bpd

From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or

things indicated) bpo

Give him (hers, it-s). nzw

Had, Has, or. Have bis (hers, it-s)?

BQR

Her-s-self bxd

Him-self, His bxc

If his (her-s, it-s) byv

In him (his, her-s, it-s) CDJ

Is, etc. {See Are, above. )

It-s-self -CDY

Let her be bgv

Let him (his, her-s, it-s) QNT

Lethimbe... bxe

Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) — ^have ...bwa

OVP
OVQ
OVR

OVS
OVT

OVU

OVX
OVY

OVZ
OWA

Him — Continued.
May, etc. {See Can, above. )
Might, etc. {See Could, above.)

Must his (her-s, it-s) .-.^ CES

Not his. (her-s, it-s) CFT

Of him (his, her-s, it-s) cgn

On him (his, her-s, it-s) ogy

Ought his (her-s, it-s)? CHO

Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s) cis

Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)..CJF

That his (her-s, it-s) clb

To him (his, her-s, it-s) cnv

Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) cor

When his (her-s, it-s)--- '...crk

Where his (her-s, it-s) cte

Will, etc. {See Should, above. )

With him (his, her-s, it-s) cwg

Would, etc. {See Should, above. )

Hindbr-ed-ing-ance. {Impede) pdy

Hinge.

HiNT-ED-ING.
HiRE-D-ING.

Government hired vessel OPU

Hired cruiser kfb

Hired steamer wth

Will not be accountable for boat hire,

DFW

His, Hm-self. {See also Him, His, Her,
It-s) bxc

His, or. Her Excellency . _. mkr

His, or. Her Majesty RHO

His, or. Her Majesty's dominions ..lkh

His, or. Her Highness ovl

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,

OVM

On His {or. Her) Majesty's Service. rhs
The United States, 07; His, or. Her

Majesty's Government ogb

The United States, or, His, or. Her

Majesty's service rhp

The United States, or, His, or. Her

Majesty's ship rhq

HiSTORY-ICAL.
HlT-TING.

Hitch.

OV W Hitherto.

HOARSE-LY-NESS.
HOG-GBD-GING. TO HOG.

Hog. {Pig)

Hogshead. {Measure of capacity) .
— Hogsheads of sugar.

..TIP
-AZB

HOIST-ED-ING.

Annul the hoist indicated by Numeral
Signal EMI

Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it-VE
Can you distinguish what — {vessel

indicated) has hoisted? lgw

First flag in hoist is indistinct ndi

He has hoisted — colors JBT

270

GENBRAIi VOCABULARY.

Part II.

HOIST— HORIZON.

Hoist — Continued.

oxc

Hold. (Of ship.)

OWE

— Hoist a jack.

After hold

--DQW

owe

—Hoist a light.

Fire in hold amongst cargo

OR

OWD

— Hoist a waft (or, wheft).

Fore hold --

_.-NJU

OWE

— Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready.

OXD

—Main hold.

OWF

— Hoist in.

OXE

—Stoke hold.

OWG

— Hoist masthead flags.

Stoke-hold compartment

---JHA

Hoist quarantine flag TV

Stoke hold full of water

--WVX

Hoist the blue peter--- ko

— feet water in hold

.— QM

OWH

— Hoist the general recall.

OWI

—Hoist the jib.

OXP

Hole.

OWJ

— Hoist up.

Eyelet hole

--MQG

Hoist up your boats gth

Hawse hole

--OPM

OWK

—Hoist wind sails.

Loophole

--RAG

Hoist your colors. Show your ensign -DW

Porthole..."'. .-

--TOW

Hoist your distinguishing signal dv

Sheave hole --

---VUI

(See Code List of Ships.)

Stokehole — .

— OXE

Hoist your flags where best seen---NDE

OWL

— I can not make out the flags ; hoist the
signal in a better position.

OXG

Holiday.

Lowest flag of hoist indistinct ndif

OXH

HOLLOW-ED-NESS.

North cone hoisted jnm

Repeat signal, or, repeat signal from —

Holme's light (large flare)

-.NDY

(hoist indicated) vi

Holme's light (small flare)

-.NDZ

Second flag in hoist is indistinct . _ -NDG

South cone hoisted jno

OXI

Holystone.

The last hoist is not understood ; repeat

it URK

OXJ

Home.

They have, or. She has hoisted — colors.

Absent from home -.-

.-DAV

JBT

At home

---FIE

Third flag in hoist is indistinct ndh

Come home

.--JOR

Top flag in hoist indistinct ndi

OXK

— Home trade.

What colors (ensign) has she hoisted?

OXL

— Homeward boimd.

JBU

■\

Sailor's Home

.-VFU

W hat colors shall we hoist?- - jbv

Sheet home .-.

.VTJW

OWM

— Your flags seemtobe incorrectly hoisted

(or, hoisted upside down).

OXM

HoNDUEAS. Honduras Colors.

OWN

HoLD-iNG. Held. To hold.

OXN

Honest-y-ly.

OWP

— Better hold on.

•

Do not hold on to your anchor, but let

HONEY-COMB-ED

...JCA

her beat up on the beach ehy

Do the utmost you can to insure holding

OXP

Honor-ed-ing-able.

on ; everything will be wanted ..mex

Guard of honor <r

- — OP/

OWQ

—Holder.

Legion of honor

-QMV

OWE

— ^Hold on.

Hold on till high water kp

OXQ

HOOK-ED-ING. To HOOK.

OWS

— Hold out.

Billhook

. GKD

Holding-down bolts loose . - - gya

Boat hook -

--GRM

OWT

— I fear I can not hold on much longer.

Breasthook

..HFP

I hold you accountable dft

Fishhook

- -NBQ

I shall keep hold of the land (or, light),

OXR

— Hook (a hook).

or, I shall keep the land (or, light)

I have hooked your anchor _

_--EIL

bearing — qa

Inquest will be held — at — pls

OXS

Hoop.

Is it good holding ground? om

OXT

—Hooping (Whooping) cough.

OWU

—Is, or, Are to be held ready— to (or.

for).

OXU

HOPE-ING-FUL-LY-NESS — TO (or, THAT) . 1

Shall we keep hold of the land? qer

Great hopes— of — -

..OHD

Shareholder vtz

OXV

— Hope you are.

owv

—To be held.

OXW

—Hope you can.

We hold our own with vessel chasing

OXY

— Hope you will.

us -- ^__j INW

OXZ

— Is there any hope — of?

Will be held accountable dfu

OYA

— No hope. *

owx

—Will hold.

OWY

—Will hold together till .

OYB

Hops.

OWZ

—Will not hold.

OXA

— You will have as much as you can do to

OYC

HORIZON-TAL-LY.

hold on. j

'

Above the horizon. On the horizon, 1

OXB

—You will hold yourself in readiness —

DAO

to (or, for).

Artificial horizon

— BZO

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

271

HORN— HOW.

OYD

OYE

OYF

OYG

OYH

OYI

OYJ

OYK
OYL

OYM

OYN
OYP

OYQ

OYR

OYS

OYT

OYU

OYV

OYW

OYX

OYZ

OZA
OZB

OZC

OZD

OZE

OZF
OZG

OZH
OZI

OZJ

HORN-Y.

Fog horn ngi

Horse.
Horse boat gti

— Horse guards.

Horse {Traveler).

Horsepower.

— Indicated horsepower.

— My horsepower (or that of vessel indi-
cated) is — .

— Nominal horsepower.

— What is your horsepower (or that of
vessel indicated) 1

Hose. (A flexible tube.)

Have yon fire hose enough — for — 1

NAH

Suction hose xci

hospitable-y-ality.

Hospital.

Ambulance required to convey a patient

to hospital EDY

— Can I send my sick to the hospital (or,
sick quarters) ?

Case is for hospital ; idj

— Hospital case.

■Hospital ship {or, vessel).
— Hospital treatment.
— Require hospital treatment.
— Send to the hospital.
— To, or, At the hospital.
— Where is the hospital 1

Hostage.

HosTiUE-iLiTY. {See also War. )
— Cessation of hostilities.

Commencement of hostilities jbu

—Hostilities commenced — between —

and — .
— ^In a hostile manner.

HOT-LY.

Hot bearings Ri

— Hot weather.
— Hotter-est.
Red hot ■DMP

Hotel.

HOUR-LY.

A. M. * Before noon. In forenoon. -Edu

*NOTE. —i^or hours A. M. and P. M. see
Time, page 58.

After hours.- dqx

—An hour. In an hour. .

At — {hour indicated) — {place indi-
cated) bore—, distant— miles ED

At — {hour indicated) we were abreast
of — cxw

At which hour? .-FJO

Damage can be put to rights in — hours,

BD

During meal hour -LPO

Every hour Miw

OZK
OZL

OZM

OZN
OZP

OZQ

OZR

OZS

Hour — Continued.
Fire has been burning these — hours,

HNP

Half an hour. In half an hour olk

— Hourglass.

— Hourly expected.

How many hours' coal have you? {state

at what speed) ixc

I have — hours' coal for full speed {or

for speed indicated) ixd

— In a quarter of an hour. Quarter of
an hour.

In an hour. An hour ozj

In half an hour. Half an hour olk

P. M.* Afternoon. In the afternoon,

DRW

*N0TB. — For hours A. M. and P. M. see

Time, page 58.
Quarter of an hour. In a quarter of an

hour OZM

What is your consumption of coal per

hour,atfull speed? IXM

House.

Admiral's house dkn

Bake house. Bakery FSX

— BothHousesof Congress, or. Parliament.

Cleared at the Custom-house ite

Clearinghouse itg

Clearing the Custom-house kgs

Club. Clubhouss iwd

Cookhouse JVC

Custom-house kgt

Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.KGU

Custom-house duty kgv

Deckhouse ^^..kpz

Have you a Custom-house ofl&cial on

board? 1 kgx

Have you cleared the Custom-house?

KGY

-House flag.

House of Assembly ' fek

House of Commons. (See also Parlia-
ment JEM

— House of Lords. Senate.

House of Representatives ika

Houses of Parliament ozp

Icehouse -pbx

Is your ship entered at Custom-house?

KGZ

Not cleared at Custom-house kha

Public house uav

Shall clear at Custom-house khb

Storehouse wxQ

Trinity House {or. Light-house Board),

GPN

Warehouse yui

Hove. • {See also Heave) orx

Heaving, Hove-to __-0Sd

— Strange vessel hove in sight.
Vessel indicated has hove-to osq

How.. BXF

How am I? bxg

How are her funnels placed?. ntr

How are the funds at — ? ...ntf

How are the markets? rlp

How are the wounded? ziM

How are they? bxh

How are you? bxi

272

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part II.

HOW— HUMAN.

I

How — Continued.

How are you armed? euy

How are you steering? wtx

How broad— is — ? hjn

How can {or, may)? bxj

How could (or, might)? bxk

How deep—is — ? kqx

How did it (or, that) happen? omk

How did the land bear when last seen?

EH

How do (does, or, did)?...^...i bxl

How do {or, did) you? bxm

How do you carry your helm? OTS

How do {or, did) you manage {or, con-
trive)— to — ? JTP

How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)

bear? gah

How does the entrance bear? ej

How does the harbor {or, anchorage)

bear? pa

How does the ^and bear? qds

How does' — (vessel indicated) sail?-VDX
Howfar— ofif? What distance?- --MTA

How far can light be seen? msz

How had (has, or, have)? bxn

How have you had the wind? zen

How heavy is — ? otb

How high must I lie to fetch? mwe

How is business going? hny

How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things inddcated) ? bxo

How is she armed? euz

How is she rigged? -._irxH

How is(or, was)stranger (or vessel indi-
cated) steering? wty

How is the barometer? ^_fxe

How is the patient? tei

How is the surf? XFS

How is the tide? What tide have we

now? xp

How is your latitude obtained? qhn

How large — is (or, are)? qfo

How long (a time)? qyl

How long — is(or, are) — ? qyo

How long after? dep

How long ago? dtk

How long do you require to clean your

engines ? qym

How long have yoxi{or vessel indicated)

been in such distress? lhi

How long have you (or vessel in dicafed)

been on fire? naj

How long have you been on the voyage?

QYN

How long have you had this fog?--NGK
How long may we stand on our present

course? jzk

How long ought I to be getting an an-
swer from — ? . EMY

How loni? will delay be? ksh

How long will you be getting up steam?

VY

How long will you (or resnel indicated)

be repairing damages? bm

How many? eke

How many blades have you to your

screw?-- GrLX

How many boats? gtj

How many days? kng

How many days since you passed —
(vessel indicated)"! knh

OZT

OZU
OZV
OZW

ozx

OZY
PAB

PAO

How — Continued.

How many deaths? kom

How many dozen can you spare? ..lmu

How many feet? mve

How many funnels has she? nts

How many guns? ekf

How many guns do you mount? ...ekg
How many guns does she carry? ._-EKH
How many have you seriously ill?.- kld
How many hours' coal have you? (State

at luhat speed).. ixo

How many lighters do you want? --Qta

How many men? : .-.-Eki

How many miles — from — ? etq

How mtoy miles an hour are you

going? EKJ

How many miles an hour can you (or

vessel indicated) go? etp

How many minutes? evd

How many (or, much) more? bkl

How many passengers? What passen-
gers? ■: TDO

How many ships? ----,-J vxk

How many sick? wbo

How many times? xtm

How many tons— of ? xut

How many tons do you take? xuv

How many torpedo boats passed in

sight? GTK

How many were killed? qam

How many wounded? zin

How much? --. ' SEE

How much cable have you out?->---HEE

How much longer? .-.qye

How must? BXP

How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,

mark) to bear? g.«

How often? spx

How old? What age? dsi

How ought? BXQ

How rigged? uxh

How shall(or,will)he(she, it, or persons

or things indicated)''. bxe

How shall (or, will) I? bxs

How shall (or, will) we? bxt

How shall we have the wind? zep

How shall (or, will) you? ..bxu

How should (or, would)? bxv

How soon? ? wjz

How was (or, were)? bxw

How will the ebb set? _..LSO

How will the flood set? nfq

How will they? bxy

How would you act? dih

HOWEVEE.

Hoy.

— ^Powder hoy (or, lighter.)

hug-ged-ging.

Hulk-ed-ing.

Coal hulk iwo

Sheer hulk vuE

Htjll.

— Hull down.

— ^HuUed-ing.

HUMAN-E-LY-ITY.

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

273

HUMMOCK— I.

PAD HUMMOCK-Y.

PAE
PAF

PAG
PAH

PAI

PAJ
PAK
PAL
PAM

PAN

PAO

PAQ
PAR

PAS

PAT

PAU
PAV

PAW

PAX

PAY
PAZ

PBA

PBC

PBD

HUNDEED.

Hundredth,

Hundredweight.
weight)

CwT.

(Measure of

BAP

HUNG-- - OMH

HUNGES-Y.

hunt-ed-ing.

Hurricane. Typhoon.

Center of hurricane hears — igx

— Has been a hurricane at (or, in) — .
— Hurricane did considerahle injury.
— Hurricane did not do much damage.
— Hurricanes have not set in at — (date to
follow, if necessary).

Prepare for a hurricane gd

— You are steering right into the centre
of the hurricane (or, cyclone).

HuRRY-lED-iNG (Hasten) ong

HURT-iNG-FUL-LY. (See also Injure. )

Anyone hurt (or, wounded) 1 _ . eqb

BoUers burst; no one hurt AV

Boilers burst ; no one seriously hurt-AW
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded) ; acci-
dent - AL

Few hurt mxc

— Is he (she, or, it) much hurt?

— Is, or. Are much hurt.

— Is, or. Are not much hurt.
Much hurt SET

— No one hurt.

Husband.

— Ship's husband.

Hut-ted-ttng.

Hydraulic.

Hydraulic engine .
— Hydraulic jack.
— Hydraulic pump.

PBE

Hydrogeaphy-er-ical.

Hydrometer.

Hydrophobia.

, (Letter.) (For iiew method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

. (Personal pronoun) bya

After I — Bxz

Am I?.... -BEC

Am I not? BED

Am I to? BEF

Can, or. May I (my, mine)? bkg

Can, or, May I be? bkh

Can, or. May I have — some — ? bqg

Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc

Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)? bmh

Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)?..BQS

Had, or. Have I been? ...bpr

Had, or. Have I done? bmt

Had, or, Havelhad? bqt

How am I? ^ bxg

I BYA

I am BEA

I am not bei

lean (or, may) bkq

lean (or, may) be bpx

lean (or, may) have bri

I can not (or, may not) bkr

I can not (or, may not) be bpy

I can not (or*, may not) have brj

I could (or, might) blk

I could (or, might) be bpz

I could (or, might) have brk

I could (or, might) not blm

I could (or-, might) not be bga

I could (or, might) not have brl

I do (or, did).- bmy

I do (or, did) not bmz

I had (or, have) brm

I had (or, have) been bgc

I had (or, have) done --bna

I had (or, have) had brn

Ihad (or, have) not bro

I had (or, have) not been bgd

I had (or, have) not done bnc

Ihad (or, have) not had brp

I may, etc. (See Can, above. )
I might, etc. (See Could, above. )

I must CEK

I must be bge

I must not i CEL

I must not be - bgf

I ought to Chl

I ought not to CHM

I shall (or, vnll).__ ciO

I shall (or, will) be bqh

I shall (or, will) do bnd

I shall (or, will) have beq

I shall (or, will) if I can bks

I shall (or, will) not cip

I shall (or, will) not be bgi

I shall (or, will) not do bne

I shall (or, will) not have brs

I should (or, would) ojm

I should (or, would) be bgj

I should (or, would) do bnf

I should (or, would) have brt

I should (or, would) have been bgk

I should (or, would) not -CJN

I should (or, would) not be ...bgl

I shoujd (or, would) not do bng

I should (or, would) not have bru

I should (or, would) not havebeen.BGM
I was coh

76564—09-

-18

274

GENERAL VOCABXJLAEY.

Part II.

I— ICE.

I — Continued.

I was not -- coi

I will, etc. {See Shall, above.)

I will do it if I can lip

I would, etc. (See Should, above. )

If I (my, mine) ---^ byw

If lam BYX

If I am not byz

If I can {or, may) bza

If I can not {or, may not) bzc ,

If I could {or, might) bzd

If I could {or, might) not bze

If I do {or, did) bzf

If I do {or, did) not Bza

If I had (or, have) bzh

If I had (or, have) not bzi

If I must BZJ

If I must not BZK

If I ought to BZL

If I ought not to BZM

If Ishall (or, will) bzn

If I shall (or, will) not bzo

If I should (or, would) bzp

If I should (or, would) not bzq

If I was BZT

If I was not ,_.BZU

If I were you I should not do it liq

May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)

Must I (my, mine)? cet

Need I (my,mine)? caEH

No, I can not huz

Not I (my, mine) cfu

Ought I (my, mine)?---- chp

Ought I to — do? CHQ

Shall, or. Will I (my, mine)? CIT

Shall, or. Will I be? bhc

Shall, or, Willlhave? brx

Shall, or. will Inothave? bry

Should, or, would I (my, mine)?...0JQ

That I (my, mine) old

Was, or. Were I (my, mine) cos

Was I? - COT

Was I not? cou

What, or, Which am I opv

What, or. Which shall (or, will) — I?-CQK
What, or. Which shall (or vnll) I (or

we) do? ■ CQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or

we) have? cqm

What, or. Which should (or, would) I

{or, we) do? cqe

When am I to? CQV

When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cre

When I (my, mine) -CRL

When I can (or, may) ohm

When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? CRV

When shall (or, will) I have? crw

Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ

Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? CSY

Where I (my, mine)- otp

Where I am (or, we are) --- ctg

Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CTN

Where shall (or, will) I have? CTO

While I zcu

Why am I? , CUY

Yes, lean hug

Yes, I have zlg

Yes, I will ZLH

PBF
PEG

PBH

PBI
PBJ

PBK
PBL

PBM
PEN

PBO
PBQ
PER

PBS

PET

PEU

PEV

PEW

PBX

PEY

PEZ

PCA

PCB

PCD

PCE
PCP

Ice.

— A good deal of floating ice in — .

Can one break through the ice? hey

Detained by ice kya

— Do you think I could get through the ice?
Fast ice mtp

— Foot ice.

— Has the ice broken up? Has the winter

broken up — at — ?
— Has there been much ice at — ?
— Have encountered ice (date, latitude,

and longitude to follow, if necessary).
Have encountered ice between 30° and

35° of Iwngitude on the — * pp

Have encountered ice between 35° and

40° of longitude on the — *---„ pg

Have encountered ice between 40° and

45° of longitude on the — * ph

Have encountered ice between 45° and

50° of longitude on the ^ — * -_.Pi

Have encountered ice between 50° and

55° of longitude on the — * pj

Have encountered ice between 55° and

60° of longitude on the — * pk

Have encountered ice between 60° and

65° of longitude on the — * PL

Have encountered ice between 65° and

70° of longitude on the — *--- pm

Have encountered ice between 70° and

75° of longitude on the — * pn

Have encountered ice between 75° and

80° of longitude on the — * PO

Have passed ice in latitude — and longi-
tude — ■ on the — * ' PQ

* Date to be indicated if necessary.

Have you fallen in with ice (state
whether berg or field)1 PR

— I have been amongst the ice.

— I have been injured by the ice (in lati-
tude— , longitude — , to follow, if neces-
sary).

— I have received information — (place
next indicated) is clear of ice.

— I have received information — (place
next indicated) is icebound.

— I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — (place next indicated) on
account of ice.

— I only got clear of the ice ( or, icebergs) —
on.

— I saw ice in latitude — (date to follow,
if necessary) .

— Ice as far as I can see.

— Ice breaker.

— Ice field, or. Floe.

— Ice house.

— Iceberg.

— Is the harbor at — free from ice?

— Is there much ice at (or, in) — ?

— Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice.

— Not much ice at — (place next indicated) .

Place next indicated is blocked up by

ice gmt;

— The harbor at — is free from ice.

— The ice is so solid that I can not break
through ; send help.
What latitude and longitude did you
(or, they) have ice in? - ..PS

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABtTLARY.

275

ICE— IF.

Ice — Continued.
•Where did you encounter ice?

— You will fall in with ice if you go be-
yond — .

— You will find ^eat diflSculty in getting
through the ice at — .

Idea-l.

identical-ly. identity.

Identify-ied-inq-ication.

Idiot.

Idle-y-ness.

If BYC

I shall (or, will) if I can bks

If he (his, she, her-s, it-s) byt

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are, etc. {See Is, below.)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can {or, may) -^^P

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) cannot {or, may not) bye

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) bye

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not byg

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not _ - -BYK
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) byl

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) able to bym

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not byn

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not able to byo

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) byp

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) not -BYQ

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or; woulc") byr

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not...-BYS
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) _..byt

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not byu

If I (my, mine) byw

If I am — BYX

If I am not .' byz

If lean {or, may) bza

If I can not {or, may not) bzc

If Icould {or, might) bzd

If I could {or, might) not..- bze

If Ido {or, did) Bzr

If I do {or, did) not bzg

If I had (or, have) bzh

If I had {or, have) not -BZI

If I must — - --BZJ

Ip — Continued.
If I must not BZK

If I ought to BZL

If I ought not to BZM

If I shall {or, will). bzn

If I shall {or, will) not bzo

If I should {or, would) bzp

If I should {or, would) not bzq

If I was bzt

If I was not BZTJ

If I were you I should not doit liq

If it can {or, may) be done bzb,

If it can not {or, may not) be done -Bzs

If not bzv

If our-s {or, we) caw

If so — -— BZW

If that (or, this) bzx

If the ...BZY

If there -. cab

If these {or, those) cad

If they (their-s) - cae

If they are .-CAP

If they are not cag

If they can {or, ma^.- cah

If they can not {or, may not) ' cai

If they could {or, might) caj

If they could {or, might) not cal

If they do {or, did) cam

If they do {or, did) not-- — can

If they had {or, have) Cao

If they had {or, have) not cap

If they shall {or, will) — caq

If they shall {or, will) not car

If they should {or, would) cas

If they should {or, would) not cat

If they were — -_ CAU

If they were not cav

If we (our-s)- caw

If we are cax

If we are not cay

If we can {or, may) caz

If we can not {or, may not) ^^--CBA

If we could {or, might) cbd

If we could {or, might) not cbe

If we do {or, did) cbe

If we do {or, did) not Cbg

If we' had {or, have) cbh

If we had {or, have) not cbi

If we shall {or, will) cbj

If we shall {or, will) not cbk

If we should {or, would) cbl

If we should {or, would) not cbm

If we were cbn

If we were not CBO

If you-r-s CBP

If you are Cbq

If you are not . CBR

If you can {or, may) CBS

If you can not {or, may not) cbt

If you could {or, might) CBXJ

If you could {or, might) not CBV

If you do {or, did) -_- --CBW

If you do (or, did) not CBX

If you had {or, have) — cby

If you had {or, have) not cbz

If you shall {or, will) Cda

If you shall {or, will) not cdb

If you should {or, would) cde

If you should {or, would) not Cdp

If you were cdg

If you were not cdh

276

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

Part II.

IGNITE— IMPERTESI ENT.

POO

Ignite-d-ing-ion.

Immediate — Continued.

PDK

— ^Not immediately.

PCQ

IGNORANT-LY-CE.

Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately EJM

PCR

IGNORE-D-ING.

Send immediate assistance db

PDL

—Send immediately— to (or, for).

PCS

Ill-ness. (See also Sick.)

Surgeon, or. Doctor will come immedi-

Captain is sick hwo

ately WN

PCT

— Have, or, Has been ill.

Vessel (indicated) in distress; wants

How many have yon seriously (or, dan-

immediate assistance nw

gerously) ill? KLD

Want a boat immediately yg

PCU

— I have illness on board.

Want coal immediately yi

I heard that some of your family vsrere

Want food immediately ..yo

seriously ill msi

Want immediate assistance ; in distress, *

PCV

— Is, or, Are ill.

NC

PCW

— Is illness likely to last?

Want immediate instructions yk

PCX

— Passenger, or, Crew ill (sick) with in-

Want immediate medical assistance, yl

fectious complaint.

PDM

— Want immediately.

Seriously ill vru

Want lighter immediately, (if more than

— men of the crew have been ill with

one, number to follow) ym

yellow fever. {Number to follow. )

Want provisions immediately yo

MWY

Want water immediately yr

— passengers have been ill with yellow

PDN

— Was to sail immediately.

fever. (Number to follow.) mwz

Weigh immediately (or at time indi-

»

cated) zs

PCY

Illegal-y-ity.

With immediate assistance fire can be

extinguished ...ny

Write immediately zjr

PCZ

Illegible-y-ility.

"

PDO

Immbnse-ly-ity.

PDA

TT ,T ,UMmATE-D-ING-ION.

PDQ

Immerse-d-ing-ion.

PDB

— niuminate-d-ing mine field.

PDR

Immigrate-d-ing-ion-graut.

PDC

Illustrate-d-ino-ion.

Immigration, or. Emigration Ofl&ce.T,x.T

PDE

Imagine-d-ing-ation-ary.

PDS

Imminent.

PDF

Imitate-d-ing-ion.

PDT

Immoderate-ly.

PDG

Immediate-ly.
Aground; want immediate assistance.

PDU

Immovable-y-ility.

NA

PDV

Impartial-ly-ity.

Am aground, likely to break up; re-

quire immediate assistance ca

PDW

Impassable-y.

Come immediately (directly) jcq

Bar is impassable : fr

PDH

— Do it immediately.

Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb

Do you require immediate assistance?

tide EQ

cu
Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-

PDX

Tmpatient-ly-ce.

ance NH

PDI

—Forward immediately.
Go immediately obtj

PDY

Impede-d-ing-iment.

I am aground; send what immediate

PDZ

Impel-led-ling.

assistance you can -CE

I can not take you in tow, but wUl re-

PEA

Impenetrable-ility.

port you at — and send immediate as-

sistance XYQ

PEB

IMPERATIVE-LY.

I shall weigh immediately (or at time

indicated) zp

PEC

Imperceptible-ly-ility.

I will telegraph message immediately,

RQO

PED

Imperfect-ly-idn.

PDJ

—Immediately on my return (or, on the

return of — , person indicated) .

Imperial. (Coin) at0

In distress ; want immediate assistance,*

NC

PEF

Imperial-ist.

Leave immediately— to (or, for).-.QLA

Light, house, or, Light-ship at — wants

Imperishable-ly-ility. (Indestructible) ,

immediate assistance -__ cw

PHT

Light-ship, or, Light-house at — wants

immediate assistance cw

PEG

Impertinent-ly-ce.

* See Distress Sigkals, page ^.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

277

IMPETUOUS— m.

PEH
PEI

PEJ
PEK

PEL

PEM

PEN
PEO
PEQ
PER

PEU

PEV

PEW
PEX

PEY
PEZ

PPA

PFB
PEG
PFD

PFE

PFG

PFH

PEI

PPJ
PFK

PFL

PFM

Impetuous-ly-osity.

Implement.
AgricTiltural implement _

Implicate-d-ing-ion.
Implicit-ly.
Implobe-d-ing. (Beg)
Imply-ied-ing.
Impolitic.

Impoet-ed-ing. To import.
— Import duty.
— Importation.
— Importer.

Important-ce.
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE

I am the bearer of important despatches,

JR

Important despatch kxa

Important intelligence — has arrived,

eym
— Important mission.
Important to communicate — by (or,

with) IH

— It is important that it should be so.
— 'So news- of importance.

Nothing important by last accounts -dpl
— Of little importance. Unimportant-ce.
— Of no importance.
Of the utmost importance (or, conse-
quence) JQC

Some important news has arrived. _eym
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
Unless your communication is very im-
portant, I must be excused IJ

Impose-d-inq-ition. Impost.

Impossible.

— Impossibility.

— It is impossible.
It is impossible to comprehend. Not
suflflciently comprehensible JLP

— It is impossible to say.

Landing is impossible kd

Not impossible sju

Impostor-uee.

Impracticable- y-ility.

Impregnable.

Impbess-ed-ing-ion.
— Made no impression.

PEN

PFO

PFQ
PFR

PFS
PFT

PFU
PFV

Imprison-mbnt.

Crew imprisoned
— Imprisoned— for.

-KCS

Improbable-ility.

ImpeoPee-ly-eiety.

Improve-d-ing-ment.

— Does it (or person indicated) improve?

■Have, or, Has improved.
— No improvement.

Not improved sjv

Impeudent-ly-ce.

Impure-ity.

In CDi

In a bad way fro

In a quarter of an hour OZM

In an hour ozj

In and out svw

In bad health fep

In bad order PRI

In bond gyo

In bulk HLJ

In case idq

In case of IDE

In case of accident (or, necessity) .-.bp

In chase of inq

In compliance with jlb

In dock LJP

In every particular mjn

In every respect mjo

In favor of muc

In fork NLQ

. In front— of gei

In future nue

In gold — ODP

In good order '- oeb

In great danger --_, kle

In half an hour olk

In, or. Into harbor one

In him (his, her-s, it-s) cdj

In how many minutes? evd

Inline QUL

In making sail rid

In me (my, min ) cdk

In my opinion sel

In my wake ytf

In need (or, want) of sge

In order — to sua

In our-s (us) cdl

In place of (Instead of) pna

In, or. Into port onb

In pursuance of UCQ

In readiness — to (or, for) tjjn

In shore pmg

In sight — of ,. WBZ

In, or, At station -•--.' fip

In stays WSA

In that (or, this) cdm

In the cdn

In the afternoon dew

In the bay — of pzi

In the boat gtn

In the channel ilm

In the direction — of -.-Lbp

In the engine room mbp

In the evening mih

In the event (or, case) of ide

In the middle of the — RTB

In the month of — Rys

In the morning ezy

278

GBNEKAL VOCABULARY.

Pakt II.

IN— INDESTRUCTIBLE.

PFW
PFX

PFY
PFZ
PGA
PGB
PGC
PGD
PGE
PGF

PGH

PGI

PGJ
PGK

PGL

PGM

In — Continued.

In the offing spv

In the rear ukj

In the river UYI

In the S3,me vgj

In the spring wou

In the straits of ilm

In the vocabulary---- ybh

In the wake — of ytg

In the way yxd

In the winter --ZGH

In the zenith zmp

In them (their-s) cdo

In these (or, those) cdp

In this (or, that) cdm

In this place tlg

In time xtn

In tow XYR

In trying to ycr

In turn yeg

In use .. YMN

In want of i.--.sge

' In wearing :-- yxr

In what (or, which) --.cdq

In what manner? rjs

In what quarter? -_ uep

In vrriting zjn

In your-s cdr

In your opinion srm

In your wake yth

Not in CFV

Inability.

Inacoessible-y-ility.

Inaccurate-ly-cy (Incorrect) pha

Inadmissible.

Inattention-ive-ly.

Incandescent-ce. Incandescent light.

Incapable y-ility.

Incapacitatb-d-ing.

Incautious-ly-ness.

Incendiary ism.

Incessant-ly.

Inch (Measure of length) awe

Cubic inch ayd

Square inch AXU

Incite-d-ing.

Incivility.

Incline-d-ing-ation — ^TO.
—Are you inclined to do it?

Inclose-d-ing.

Include-d-ing.

All included-— dxn

Is all included? dyl

Not included-ing sjw

PGN

PGO

PGQ

PGR
PGS

PGT

PGU

PGV

PGW

PGX

PGY

PGZ

PHA

PHB
PHC

PHD

PHE

PHF

PHG

PHI

PHJ

PHK
PHL
PHM
PHN

PHO
PHQ
PHR
PHS
PHT

Inclusive-ly.

Incognito.

Incombustible-y-ility.

Income.

— Income tax.

Incommodb-d-ing.

Incompetent-ly-ce-cy.

Incomplete-ly-ness.

Inconsiderate-ly-able-cy.

Inconsistbnt-ly-cb-cy.

Inconvenient-ly-ience.

Inconvbrtible-ility.

Incorrbct-ly-ness.

Account sent is incorrect def

Number, or, Quantity is incorrect-. SLG

Report incorrect JXC

The address is incorrect djq

Your flags seem to be incorrectly
hoisted owm

Increase-d-inq.
Fortifications have been iicreased at — ,

NMI

If gale increases nwa

— Increase speed.

Is the siclmess on the increase? wbd

Leak increases qjy

Incredible-y-ility

Incur-red-bing.

Incurable.

Indbbted-ness.

Indbcent-ly-cy.

iNDECISrVE-LY-SION.

Indecisive battle between the — and —
(names to follow) fza

Indeed.

Indepatigablb-y.

Indepinite-ly.

Indemnification.
ages. )

Indemnipy-ied-ing.

Indemnity. {Dam

Indent-ed-ing.

Canoel-led-ling the indentures HUi*

— Indentures.

Independent-ly-ce.

Indestructible-y-ility.

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279

INDEX-rNFORM.

PHU

PHV

PHW

PHX
PHY

PHZ
PIA
PIB
PIC

PID

PIE
PIF

PIG
PIH
PIJ
PIL
PIM

pm

PIO

PIQ

PIR
PIT
PIU
PIV
PIW

PIX

PIY

PIZ

PJA
PJB
PJC

Index-ed-ing.
Geographical Index. (See page 453. )
' ' Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index " . .qxd

India-n.
East India cargo hza

East India Government ofr

— East Indiaman.

India rubber. Gutta-percha oku

— Indian corn.
— Indian meal.

West India cargo hzo

Indicate-d-ing-ion.
— Indicate number {or,
— Indicate size — of.
■Indicate weight — of.

Indicatoe.
Indicator diagram.-.

quantity) — of.

-KYS

Indict-ed-ing-ment.

Indifperent-ly-ce.
Anchorage, or. Harbor is indifferent -OY

Indifferent accommodation dot

Indifferent account — of — - - dfg

Indifferent chart IMX

Indifferent coal IXE

Indifferent vacuum ...ynl

Indigestion-ible.

Indignant-ly-ation.

Indigo.

Indirect-ly-ness.

Indispensable y.

Indispose-d-ition.

Indistinct-ly-ness.

Bottom flag in hoist indistinct Nde

Second flag in hoist indistinct ndg

Third flag in hoist indistinct ndh

Top flag in hoist indistinct - - - ndi

Indolent-ly-ce.

Induce-d-ing-ment.

— Induced current.

^Induction.

—Induction gear.

—What was {or, is) the inducement?

Indulge-d-ing-ence.

iNDUSTRY-IOtrS-LY.

Inefficient-cy.

Inevitable-y. {Unavoidable) ygk

Inexcusable-y.
Inexhaustible- Y.
Inexperience-d.

PJD
PJE
PJP

PJG
PJH

PJI

PJK
PJL

PJM

PJN

PJO

PJQ

PJR

PJS
PJT
PJU
PJV
PJW

PJX
PJY
PJZ

PKA
PKB

PKC

PKD

Infamous-ly. Infamy.

Inpant-cy.

Infantry.
Enemy's infantry LZJ

Infect-ed-ing-ious.
. Case is infectious idk

— Have infectious cases on board.
Have you had any communication with

infected vessel {or, place) ic

I have {or, have had) a dangerous in-
fectious disease on board.

Code Flag over l

Infectious disease lea

Is disease infectious {or, contagious)?

VA

Passengers, or, Crew ill with infectious
complaint - --PCX

Inper-red-ring-ence.

Inperior-ity.
— Inferior force.

Inpest-ed-ing.

Infinite-ly-ity.

Inpirm-ity.

Inplame-d-ing-mation-mable. .

Cargo not inflammable HZ J

Inflammable cargo hzf

— Inflammation of the lungs.
Is your cargo very inflammable? — iav
Not inflammable cargo HZ J

Inplbxible-y-ility.

Inplict-ed-ing-ion.

Inpluence-d-ing-tial.

Influenza.

Inform-eding-ation. (See also Ac-
quaint. )
All possible information — of {or, from),

dxs
— Am, Is, 'Or, Are informed — that.
— Can you inform me?
— Can not inform you.

Captain desires me to inform you -HWE
— For the information — of.
— For your information.
Forward the following information

to— NGU

Have obtained the following informa

tion from — - ngv

I am desired to inform! you {or person

indicated) dgz

—I am happy to inform you.
I have received information — {place

next indicated) is clear of ice pbo

I have received information — {place

next indicated) is icebound pbq

I have the following information from,

NGT

— If I am rightly informed.

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INFORM-

-INSERT.

INFORM — Continued.

Injure — Continued.

Inform agent— of — dsb

Hiirricane did coiisiderable injury — to,

Inform harbor authorities fn j

PAK

Inform Lloyd's agent QWP

Hurricane did not do much injury-PAL

Inform my family msj

I have been injured by the ice in {lati-

PKF,

—Inform owner.

tude and longitude to follow, if neces-

Inform the captain of hxc

sary) pbn

Inform the commander ._ JEN

PLC

— Injury.

Information, News, or, Report is con-

Is — {vessel indicated), or. Are you

firmed JOE

materially damaged {or, injured) ?.ao

Information, News, or, Report is not

PLD

— Much injury has been done to {or, by).

correct jxc

PKF

— Informer.

Owners desire me to inform you to coal

PLE

iNJUSTICiE.

at—.— HE

Owners desire me to inform you to dis-

PLF

Inky.

charge cargo first at — {place indi-

cated) SY

PLG

Inland.

Owners wished me to inform you--SYK

PEG

— Private information.

PLH

Inlet.

Sorry to inform you wkg

Sea inlet choked- ipq

With the following information ...ngz

Sea-inlet valve {or, cock) broken {or.

Your agents desired me to inform you,

DTE

Your original orders are cancelled; I

damaged) -VLa

PLI

Inmate.

am directed to inform you to proceed

to — TH

PLJ

Inn.

PLK

Inner-most.

PKH

Inpormal-ity-ly.

Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),

TT W

Informer --- — pkf

PLM

ILtM

-dinner harbor.

PLN

— Inner line.

PKI

Ingenious-ly-uity.

,

PLO

Innocent-ly-cb.

PKJ

Ingot.

Ltoumerablb. {Numberless) su

PKL

Ingratitude.

PLQ

Inoculate-d-ing-ion.

PKM

Ingredient.

PLR

Inquest.

PKN

Inh a bit-ed-ing-ance.

Awaiting coroner's inquest fpd

Coroner's inquest -.jvrs

PKO

Inhabitant.

PLS

—Inquest will be held— at — .

PKQ

Inhospitable-y.

PLT

Inquire-d-ing-y— into {or, about).
Court of Inquiry (Investigation) - . .kac-

PKE

Initial.

PLU

— Did not inquire.

Dot between initials- -Code Flag over p

PLV

— Inquiry has been made.
Make inquiry med

PKS

Initiatb-d-ing-ion.

PLW

Inquisitive-ly-ness.

PKT

Inject-ed-ing-ion.

PKU

— Injection gear.

PLX

Inroad.

PKV

—Injection pipe.

PKW

— Injector.

Insane-ity-ly. {Mad) rea

PKX

Injudicious-ly.

PLY

Inscription Maritime.
Commissaire d'Inscription maritime.

PKY

Injunction.

JBY

PLZ

— Inscrit maritime.

PKZ

Injure-d-ing-ious-ly. {See also Damage

and Hurt. )

PMA

Insect.

Are you, or, Is — {vessel indicated)

materially damaged {or, injured) ?-0a

PMB

Inseoube-ly-ity.

Bow injured hcf

■ Crops much injured .--KDW

PMC

Insensible-y-ility.

PL A

— Have, or, Has received injury {or.

damage) — to.

PMD

Insebt-ed-ing-ion.

PLB

—Have you received any injury {or.

PME

—Not to be inserted.

damage)?

PMF

— To be inserted.

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281

INSHORE— INTEMPERATE.

PMG
PMH

PMI

PMJ
PMK
PML

PMN
PMO
PMQ
PMR
PMS
PMT

PMU
PMV

PMW
PMX

PMY

PMZ

.GFU

PNA
PNB

PNO

PND

PNE

PNP
PNG

Inshore.

— Inshore squadron.

Inside.

Inside berth

— Inside of limits.
— Inside the harbor.
— ^Inside the mole.

Insight.

Insinuate-d-ing-ion.

Insist-ed-ing.

Insoluble-ility.

Insolvent-cy.

Inspect -ED-iNG-iON.
Await outside the inspection of the
ofiB^cials FPB

Board of Trade inspector {or, offlcer),

GPD

— Inspector.

— Inspector general.

Passed the official inspection tctj

Sanitary inspector vhq

Instability. Unstable.

Instal-led-ling-ment-lation.
Electric-light installation ltjy

Instance.
For instance nhg

Instant-ly-aneous-ly.

Anchor instantly kz

Bear up instantly lb

Instantaneous fuse NUX

Stop instantly mn

Tack instantly mo

Wear instantly MP

Instead — of.

Instinct-ive-ly.

1nstitute-d-ing-ion.
Lifeboat Institution QRI

Instruct-ed-ing. {See also Direct and
Order. )

Admiralty instructions dlt

Against instructions. Not according to

orders ^^^

Agent's instructions dsm

Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your

owners {or, agents) ia

—Have you instructions (Have orders

been given)— to {or, for)?
— I have instructions.
— I have private instructions.
I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,

SP

I have received orders for you to await
' instructions from owners at — SQ

PNH

PNI
PNJ

PNK

PNL
PNM

PNO

PNQ
PNR

PNS
PNT
PNU

PNV

PNW
PNX

PNY

PNZ
POA
POB

POO
POD

POB
POF
POG

POH

POI
POJ
POK

POL

Instruct — Continued.
I have telegraphed for further instruc-
tions {or, orders) stw

■Instructions.

Keep off and on, and wait instructions,

sx
■No instructions {or, orders) .
— Previous instructions {or, orders) .
Private instructions. I have private

instrjictions png

— Send instructions.
Telegraph instructions {or, orders) to — ,

TC

— Urgent instructions {or, orders).

Want immediate instructions yk

— Your instructions.

Instrument-al-ly.
Telegraph instrument.

Insbordinate-ion.

Insuppicient-ly-cy.

Authority insufficient pmn

InsufScient address djm

Insulate-d-ing-ion.
— Insulate-d-ing cable {or, wire).
Insulator.

Insult-ed-ing-ly.

Insure-d-ing.

— Are you insured?
For the benefit of the insurers (under-
writers) GPL

— Fully insured.

I am insured at Lloyd's QWL

I am not insured at Lloyd's qwn

— Insurance.

— Insurer.

— Not insured.

Partially insured tby

Vessel is insured ypx

Insurgent. {Bebel) uks

Insurrection- ARY.

Intelligence-ent. (See aiso News.)
Bring {or. Brought) intelligence ...hir
Important intelligence — has arrived,

eym
— Intelligence department.
— No intelligence — of.
— No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded.
Obtain all the intelligence possible-SNW
— Send an express with the following
intelligence :
Will you telegraph to — {ship or person
indicated) the intelligence I am about
to communicate? im

Intelligible-y-ility.

—Not intelligible (unintelligible).

—Quite intelligible.

Intemperate-ly-ancb.

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ESTTEND— INTIMIDATE.

POM

PON
POQ

POR
POS

POT

POU

POV

POW

POX

POY
POZ
PQA

PQB

PQC

PQD

PQB
PQF
PQG

PQH
PQI

PQJ
PQK

Intend-ed-ing-t-tion.
Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.. dks

— Do not intend to weigh.

— Do you intend — to?

Do you intend anchoring? ehz

Do you intend to abandon? ae

Do you intend to go into harbor?. .OMW

— Do you intend to see?

— Do you intend to write from — ?

I do not intend to — -... PQB

I do not intend to abandon the vessel,

AF

I do not intend to alter course at pres-
ent (or, until — )..- eci

— I intend sounding — (place indicated)
before I try it.

— I intend to.
I intend to purchase (or, buy) hox

— I intend to ship.

— I intend writing.

— ^Intend leaving. Purpose leaving.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
agent cxp

— Intend to refit at.

— Intend to sail.

— Intentional-ly.
It is my intention — to — pou

— It is not my intention — to.

Only intend to — SQZ

Only intended as sqy

Only intended for a feint mvg

The signals were not intended for you,

WDM

— What are your intentions?
What harbor do you intend to make (or,
run) for? Ond

What latitude do you intend going into?

QID

When do you intend to alter course?-ECX
When do you intend to bring up? . -EKF
Where do you intend calling for orders?

HTJ

Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH
Intense-ly-ity.

-PQA

Intentional-ly

Intercede-d-ing-ssion.
Intercept -ED-iNG-iON.

Intercourse.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your
intercourse with strangers PS

Interest-ed-ing.

— For your (or party's named) interest.

Interest in — pqh

— No interest in — .

Party interested tce

Interfere-d-ing-nce.
Authorities (or, Police authorities) have

interfered ' pnb

Authorities must interfere fnc

Authorities will not interfere fnd

Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,

QWH

Interferes with business hob

PQL

PQM
PQN

PQO

PQR
PQS

PQT

PQU
PQV

PQW

PQX
PQY

PQZ

PRA

PRB

PRO
PRD
PRE
PRE

PRG
PRH

PRI

PRJ

PRK

PRL

PRM

PRN

Interfere — Continued.
— Need not interfere.
Police (or other) authorities will not
interfere pnd

— Will interfere — with.
—Will not interfere.

Interior.

Intermediate-ly.

Intermediate pressure.

Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih

— Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
broken.--* kaj

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked

(or, out of order) __ -- kav

— Intermediate-pressure piston.
— Intermediate shaft.

iNTERMIT-TED-TKfG.

Intermittent fever-
— Intermittent light.
—Intermission.

Intern al-ly.
Internal dimensions,
side

-MWN

In the clear. In-

LAN

International.
Attention is called to page — paragraph
— of the International Code dh

N. B. — The page to be signaled first and
then the paragraph. (See note to this
signal on page 37. )

— International Code of Signals.
Interpose-d-ing-ition. (Interfere) - -PQK

Interpret-ed-ing-ation.

— Have you an interpreter?

— Interpreter.

— ^No interpreter available.

Require an interpreter _- uta

Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta-
tion doubtful.- LGT

Interrogate-d-ing-ive-ly.
Note of interrogation. Query - . SJZ

Interrupt-ed-ing-ion.
Communication by telegraph is stopped,

ws
Communication is interrupted — by (or,

with) JFV

Traffic interrupted by snow xzp

Interval.
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
vals WD

Inter vene-d-ing-tion.
Interview.
Intestine- AL.
Intimate-d-ing-ly-ion.
Intimidate-d-ing-ion.

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283

INTO— IS.

PRO

PEQ

PBS
PBT
PRU
PRV
PRW

PEX
PRY
PRZ
PSA
PSB

PSC

PSD

PSE

PSF

PSG
PSH

PSI
PSJ

PSK

PSL

PSM

PSN

PSO
PSQ

PSR

PST

PSU

PSV
PSW

Into — the — .
Into, or, In harbor. Into, or. In port,

ONE

Into position.

Into the PRO

Look in {or, into) - qzr

Ran into tJHQ

Run into - vcd

Intoxicate-d-ing-ion.
Intrench- ED-iNG-MENT.
Intricate.
Intrigue-d-ing-r.

iNTRODUCE-D-mG-TION.

Can you get any introduction to — 1

NYM

Intrude-d-ing-sion.

Intrust-ed-ing.

Indndate-d-ing-ion.

Invade-d-ing-r-sion.

Invalid. (See aZso Sick.)
Can I land my invalid passengers ?

QDR

— Invalided.

Military invalid RTX

Naval invalid --SEP

Invalidate-d-ing.

Invalttable-y.

Invariable-y.

Invent-ed-ing-ion.
— Inventor.

Inventory.

—Make out an inventory.

Invert-ed-ing.

iNVEST-ED-mG-MENT.

Investigate-d-ing-ion-or.
Court of Inquiry {or. Investigation),

KAC

Invisible-y-ility.

Invite-d-ing.
— Invitation.

Invoice.

Involuntary-ily.

IirWARD-S-LY.

Iodide of potassium tqz

Iodine. Iodize-ing.
Ipecacuanha.

PSX
PSY

PSZ
PTA
PTB

PTC

PTD

PTE
PTF

PTG

PTH

PTl

PTJ

PTK

PTL

PTM

Irish-man.
Irish butter.

-HOQ

Iron.

Angle iron elt

Cast iron iek

Galvanized iron .-. -- nwl

— Iron mast.

— Iron plated.

— Iron yard.

Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs

Oxide of iron syo

Pig iron ■- - --TIH

Railway^ iron : j_-UGZ

Rudder irons vbn

Scrap iron vjY

Sulphate of iron xdg

Wrought iron zkf

Irrecoverable- Y.

IRREGULAR-LY-ITY.

Certiiicate irregular - --- IHO

— Irregular shape.

— ^Irregular soundings.

Irreparable-y. *
Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea RDV

Ikresistible-y-ility.

Irresolute-ly-ion.

Irrespectivb-ly.

Irrigate-d-ing-ion.

Irritate-d-ing-ion-able.

Irruption.

Is CDS

As it is EAO

As it is not fap

Before it— is cdx

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done {or,
is, or, are doing) bul

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
{or, is, or, are not doing) bup

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) ..but

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) able to buv

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) for bur

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) from bus

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not--- ...buw

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) not able to bux

How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated)t BXO

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) byl

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are) able to bym

284

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

IS— IT.

PTN

PTO
PTQ

PTE
PTS

PTU

PTV

PTW

PTX

Is — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

Is, Am, or, Are to beh

Is at — the FJD

Is it?.. CDT

Is it done? bnh

Is it not to be done? bni

Is it so? ^ CDTJ

Is it to be done? bnj

Is, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or

things indicated)^ bvy

Is, or, Are, his (her-s, it-s)? bek

Is, or. Are my (mine) bel

Is, Am, or. Are not beg

Is, Am, or, Are not to be bfd

Is, Am, or, Are not to have bqd

Is, or. Are onr-s, or. Are we? bem

Is that (or, this) CDV

Is, or. Are the ben

Is, or. Are their-s, or. Are they? beo

Is, or. Are there — any bep

Is, Am, or. Are to be bfc

Is, Am, or. Are to have bqc

Is, or. Are with — ber

Is, or, i^e you-r-s bes

It, etc. (See He, She, It, above. )
— It is as.

That, or. This is CLE

That, or. This is not CLP

That it is CLO

That it is not clh

There is, (or, are) cmg

There is (or, are) not cmh

There is nothing cmt

What, or. Which are (or, is)? CPW

What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated)"!. ofx

What, or. Which is it? : oqg

What, or. Which is (or, are) you-r-s?

CPY

When are (or, is)? CQW

When he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or, are) crj

When is (or, are) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! CRN

Where are (or, is)? CSR

Where he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or, are) ctd

Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)"! cth

Who are (or, is)? cui

Why are (or, is)? cuz

Isinglass.

Island.

From the island

Off the island

— To the island.

— Uninhabited island (or, coast).

Islander.

isolate-d-ing-ion.

Issue-d-ing.

Isthmus.

-NRW
--SOQ

It Bvz

Its-self. (See also He, She, It, or Per-

SON-S or Thing-s Indicated) cdy

After it cdw

As it is - PAO

As it is not --.pap

As it maj' paq

As it was - FAR

As it was not fas

As it will be --.Sau

Before it— is --. cdx

By it-s (him, his, her-s) -- bje

Can, or, May do it blu

Can, or. May it-s (his, her-s)? bkp

Can, or, M!ay it be done? blw

Can not, or, May not do it bly

Could, or, Might it-s (his, her-s)? --BLa
Do, Does, or. Did it-s (his, her-s)? -BMG
For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or

things indicated) bpd

From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons

or things indicated) bpo

Had, Has, or. Have, it-s (his, her-s)?

bqr

If It-s (his, her-s, he, she) . byv

If it can (or, may) be done bzr

If it can not (or, may not) be done-BZS

In it-s (him, his, her-s) cdj

Is, or. Are it-s (his, her-s)? bek

Is it? CDT

Is it done? bnh

Is it not to be done? bni

IsitSO? - CDU

Is it to de done? i bnj

It BVZ

Its-self cdy

It can be bgn

It can (or, may) be done bnk

It can not be bgo

It can not (or, may not) be done _ . .bnl

It could (or, might) be done bnm

It could (or, might) not be done ...bno

It had (or, has) been done bnp

It had (or, has) not been done bnq

It is as PTN

It ought not to be bgs

It ought not to be done bns

It ought to be bgr

It ought to be done _— bnr

It shall (or, will) CIQ

It shall (or, will) be bgt

It shall (or, will) be done bnt

It shall (or, will) not be bgu

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu

It will do BNV

Let him (her, it, or persons or things

indicated) — have bwa

May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )

Must it-s (his, her-s) ces

Not it-s (his, her-s) cft

Of it-s (him, his, hers) cgn

On it-s (him, his, her-s) CGY

Ought it-s (his, her-s)? cho

Shall, or, Will it-s (his, her-s)? cis

Shall, or. Will they do it? boa

Shall, or. Will they not do it? boc

Shall, or. Will you do it? - - - bod

Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe

Should, or, Would it-s (his, her-s) -CJP
That it-s (his, her-s) clb

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

285

IT— JIGGER.

PTY
PTZ
PUA
PUB
PUC

PUD

PUE
PUF

PUG

PUH

PUI

PUJ

PUK
PUM

It — Continued.

That it is - clg

That it is not clh

Toit-s (him, his, her-s) CNv

Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)? cor

What, or. Which is it? cqg

When it-s (his, her-s) cek

When shall {or, -will) it be done? . -Crx

Where it-s (his, her-s) cte

Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)

Will it be? BIX

Will it do? Bou

Will you do it? cwe

With it-s (him, his, her-s) owe

Would, etc. (See Should, above. )

Italic.

Italy-ian. Italian Colors.
Bank of Italy fuq

— Italian Register {of ships).

Itch-ed-ing.

Item.

Itself. Its cdy

Ivory.

J. {Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

Jack. {For lifting.)

Cross-jack yard kef

Hydraulic jack pay

Jackstay pui

Jack. Union Jack yje

Hoist a jack-— - — owb

— Jackstaff.
Pilot jack {when spoken of) ndl

Jacket.
Cork jacket JWN

Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

KAM

Jackstay.

Jacob's, or, Rope, ladder.

Jail. Gaol. Prison.
— Jailer.

PUN
PUO
PUQ

PUR

PUS
PUV
PUW

PUX
PUY
PUZ
PVA
PVB
PVC
PVD
PVE
PVF

PVG
PVH
PVI
PVJ

PVK

PVL
PVM
PVN

PVO

PVQ

PVR

PVS
PVT
PVU
PVW

Jalap.

Jam. {Preserve.)

Jam-med-ming.

Accident happened ; jammed dcf

Propeller jammed tza

January.
About January the — czn

— Beginning of January.
—End of January.
— Next January.

Japan-ned-ning-ner. {To varnish.)

Japan-ese. Japanese Colors.

Jar-red-ring.

Jaw.

Jealous-y-ly.

Jeer-ed-ing.

Jelly.

Jerk-ed-ing.

Jersey. ( Garment. )

Jest-ed-ing-ly. Joke pwe

Jet.

Jet condenser.

Jetsam-ed-ing.

Jetty.
Alongside the jetty (pier, or. wharf),

EAT

— Jetty head.

Jew.

Jewel-ry-lbr.

Jib.

Flying jib ngd

Flying jib boom gzp

Haul the jib down ope

Hoist the jib owi

Jib boom gzq

Jib boom sprung gzr

— Jib net.
Jib sheet — -VUT

JiBB-D-ING, or, GYBE-D-ING "- OKW

Jigger.

After, or, Jigger mast drc

—Jigger gaflE.

Jigger mast. After mast drc

— Jigger royal yard and sail.
— Jigger topgallant yard and sail.
— Jigger topsail yard and sail.
—Jigger yard and sail.

286

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

JOB— KEEP.

PVX
PVY

PVZ

PWA

PWB

PWC

PWD

PWE

PWF
PW&
PWH
PWI

PWJ

'PWK

PWL

PWM

PWN
PWO
PWQ

PWR

"DWS

PWT

pwu;

PWV
PWX
PWY

PWZ

PXA
PXB

PXC

PXD

PXE

PXP

PXG

PXH
PXI

JOB-BED-BING.

— Stock jobber (or, broker).

JOIN-ED-ING. To JOIN.

— Going to join.

— Have, or. Has not joined.

JOINBE.
JOINT-ED-LY.

Smoke joint ---

JOKE-D-ING. JeST-ED-ING.

Jolly boat

journal-ist.
joy-pul-ly.

JUDGE-D-ING. To JUDGE.

Act as your judgment directs-
— Judgment.
Want of judgment

judioiotjs-ly.
Jug.

JUIOE-Y.

Lime, or, Lemon juice

July.
About July the —

— Beginning of July.
—End of July.
— Next July.

jump-ed-ing.

Junction.
Form a junction — with.
Junction box

-GTO

--DIB
-YTX

-QUE

-CZO

-NLU
.HDE

Juncture.

June.
About June the —

— Beginning of June.
—End of June.
— Next June.

Jungle.
Jungle fever

Junior. Junior officer.
— Mr. — junior.

Junk. (Chinese vessel.)

Junk. (Old rope.)

Jupiter.

Jurisdiction.

JURY-OR.

Jury mast. Jury masted .
Can you rig a jury mast?.
-Jury rigged.
-Jury rudder.

-Czp

.MWP

-RMD
..VVf

PXJ
PXK

PXL
PXM

PXN

PXO
PXQ

PXR

PXS

PXT

PXU
PXV
PXW

PXY

PXZ
PYA
PYB

Just. • (Recently.)

— Just before.

Just between

Just beyond

— Just now.

— Just out of port (or, harbor).

just-ly-ice.

Justify-ied-ing-ication.
— Can not justify.

Jute.

-GIZ
-GJF

K. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, see page 13.)

Kaffir. Kapfraria.

Kan, or Kop. (Measure of capacity) .azf

Kantar. (Measure of weight) bcj

Kedge-d-inq.

— Drop a kedge. Bring-to with a kedge.
— I shall let go a kedge.
Kedge anchor (weight, if necessary) .EiT

Keel.
Bilge keel gjr

Damaged keel kjc

Even keel mid

False keel mse

Keelson. Kelson qac

Keep-ing.

— Can keep (or, be kept).

— Can you keep?

Can you keep sight — of? wbu

Can not keep free with pumps npt

Can not keep sight — of wbv

Convoy to keep ahead of escort lU

Convoy to keep as close as possible ...rv
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,

escort) iw

Convoy to keep on port, side of leader

(or, escort) ix

Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort) lY

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABtTLART.

287

KEEP.

PYC

PYD

PYE

PYP
PYG

PYH

PYI
PYJ

PYK
PYL
PYM

PYN
PYO
PYQ
PYR

PYS

Keep — Continued. ,

Convoy to spread as far as possible,

keeping within signal distance iz

Do not anchor. Keep under weigh . ehw
—Do not keep so near.
Easy sail. Keep tinder easy sail --LRW
Fire, or. Lights will be kept burning at
■ the best place for landing or coining

onshore.- .--KB

—Have you kept?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)

a telegraph cable. Keep out of my

way XLQ

I can keep free with pumps - - npy

I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping

the sea vca

I shall abandon my vessel unless you

will keep by us ah

I shall keep closehauled oph

I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights),

or, I shall keep the land (or-, lights)

bearing — QA

I shall keepsightof — -- ...-Wby

I shall keep the lead going regularly -QJH

I shall keep under easy sail lby

I will keep near you during the night,

IVF

— If we keep together, we can defend

ourselves.
— Is keeping away.
— Is, or. Are to keep (or, be kept)

Keep a good lookout aloft eag

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen OJ

—Keep a good lookout for land (or,
lights), or. Look out for land {or,
lights) (bearing, if necessary, to fol-
loiv) .
Keep a light at your bowsprit end--QY

Keep a light burning KC

— Keep a sharp lookout.

— Keep a strict watch all night.

Keep ahead and carry a light dvk

Keep ahead of bvi

Keep aloof ebl

—Keep any letters or papers for me till I

return.
—Keep as close as you can to pick up my

people.
— Keep away.

Keep before the wind zeu

Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port

hand gak

Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star-
board hand gal

—Keep by the ship.
— Keep close during fog.
— Keep close order.
— Keep close to.
Keep closer in. Keep, or, Stand under

the land 1^""^

Keep company JCH"

Keep dinner— for lat

Keep electric light on . lvh

—Keep everything prepared.

Keep farther astern phm

Keep farther off (or, from) mtc

Keep going ahead dvl

Keep going ahead slowly dvm

Keep going astern — of _^ fho

PYT
PYU

PYV

PYW

PYX

PYZ

PZA

PZB

PZO

PZD

PZE

PZP
PZG

PZH
PZI

PZJ
PZK
PZL

PZM

PZN

PZO
PZQ

PZR

PZS
PZT

PZU

PZV
PZW
PZX

Keep — Continued.

—Keep head to wind.
Keep her bows on --HCI

— Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
ment.
Keep out of the tide (or, current) _--XG
Keep in the center of the channel ---Ltr
Keep lights (or. fires) on the beach (or,
shore) all night fzw

— Keep me in sight during the night (bear-
ing to follow, if necessary) .

— Keep more away.

— Keep more to leeward.

— Keep more to port.

—Keep more to starboard.

— Keep more to windward.

— Keep more toward the shore.

— Keep near to me.

— Keep nearer — to.
Keep off and on, and wait instructions _ sx

Keep on lee beam gaq

Keep on port side of channel LV

— Keep on port tack.

Keep on starboard side of the channel,

liW

Keep on starboard tack.

Keep on the (compass signal to follow)

side of the channel ILQ

Keep on weather beam gar

— Keep open order.
Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your port

side — LNO

Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your star-
board side LNP

Keep right astern phn

Keep silence bin

—Keep station.

Keep steam up (or, ready) kq

Keep the boat gtp

Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,

QJI
Keep the light between — and — (bear-
ings indicated) _ QC

—Keep the main topsail shivering.
—Keep the mizzen topsail shivering.
— Keep the rocks on — .
— Keep the — bearing — .
Keep the two objects named in one line,

QUM

Keep to leeward Qmb

— Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.

Keep to windward ..-.ly

— Keep to windward of vessel chasing.
— Keep to windward until you are picked
up.

Keep under the land. Keep, or. Stand
closer in lt

Keep under weigh. Do notanchor.EHW
— Keep vessel going about — miles an hour.

Keep vessel under command lx

— Keep what you have.
— Keep where you are.

Keep within hail OLP

Keep within sight— of wcb

— Keep within signal distance (bearing to

follow, if necessary) .
— Keep your fires banked up.
— Keeper.
—Kept.

Let us keep together for mutual support
(or, protection) - 1.--IN

288

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part II.

KEEP— KNOT.

Keep — Continued.

Kill — Continued.

Let your boats keep to windward until

QAP

—Number of killed and wounded not yet

they are picked up fd

known.

Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best

— has won a great battle at — , with a

place for coming on shore - — . ke

loss of killed and wounded reported

Lookout will be kept for any rafts {or.

at — FZD

spars) - QZY

QAE

's loss in killed and wounded reported

Lookout will be kept on the beach all

at-.

night KG

Shall we keep company? ip

Shall we keep hold of the land? qee

QAS

Kiln.

PZY

— To be kept secret.
We can defend ourselves if we keep

Kilogramme. (Measure of weight) . .baq

together pyb

Kilolitre. (Measure of capacity) . . . azc

What bearing shall I keep the light (or,

/

landmark) on?.. qf

Kilometre. (Measure of length) ...awg

Will you keep close to me during the

Square kilometre. (Square measure).

night? ITK

AXV

You are too close in. Keep farther off,

IVL

You must keep a light burning kc

Kin. (Measure of weight) bar

QAT

Ktn-ship.

,

QAU

—Next of kin.

QAB

Keg.

QAV

Kind-ly-ness.

QAC

Kelson. Keelson.

QAW

—It is very kind of you.

QAX

—Very kind-ly.

Kelvin's patent compass, etc. (See

■under Thomson.)

Kind. (See also Sort) wkj

QAY

—The same kind— as — .

Ken. (Measure of length) awf

QAZ

—What kind— of —1
What kind of bottom have (or, had) you?

Kept. (See Keep) pzx

or, What is the nature of the bottom?

Keran, or, Kran. (Coin) atv

QBA

hbk
King.
Chief of the State, President, Emperor,

QAD

Kerosine.

King, Queen, etc., of —has (or, is)—.

QAE

Ketch.

lOR

King's Bench, or. Queen's Bench... gfh

QAF

Kettle.

QBC

Kingdom.

QAG

Key — OF.
Change the key (of cipher)— to — ..ikr

United Kingdom yji

Give me the key to cipher iqw

QBD

Kingston valve.

Have not got the key to cipher iqx

QAH

— Key of propeller lost.

QBE

Kink.

QAI

— Lock and key.

Send my keys (or keys indicated) ...vqa

QBE

Kit.

Khat. (Measure of length) avo

QBG

Kite.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask.

QAJ

KiCK-ED-ING.

kite, or, raft, etc.) _ka

QAK

Kid.

QBH

Knapsack.

Kile. (Measure of capacity) ayt

QBI

Knee..

KiLEH. (Measure of capacity) ayz

QBJ

Knife.
Knives and forks nls

QAL

KiLL-ING. To KILL.

Accused of killing some person dgi

QBK

Knighted.

Boiler burst ; — men killed at

Boiler burst; — men killed, — others

QBL

Knit-ted-ting.

wounded au

Boiler burst; number of killed and

QBM

Knob.

wounded not yet known _ax

Boiler burst; several men killed ay

QBN

Knock-ed-ing.

QAM

— How many were killed?

QAN

-Killed.
Killed and wounded _zio

QBO

Knoll.

QAO.

—None killed. No one killed.

QBP

Knot-ted-ing-y.

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

289

KNOT— LADING.

QBE

QBS

QBT
QBU

QBV
QBW
QBX
QBY
QBZ

QCA

QCB

QCD

QCE
QCF
QCG

QCH
QCI
QCJ
QCK

QCL

QCivr

Knot. Sea mile. (See also Mile) - - awo

Current, or, Tide will run very strong

(indicate knots per hour, if necessary) ,

KGB

How many knots an hour are you

going? ---EKj

How many knots an hour can you {or

vessel indicated ) go? etp

I shall go about — knots an hour till

daylight , kni

Keep vessel going about — knots an

hour ... PZE

Speed will be — knots wmy

Know. To know.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
know DKZ

Cargo damaged, but extent not known,

HZT

Date not known. Without date . .klw
— ^Do not know.

Do not know the anchorage {or, harbor) ,

EKU

Do not know the channel (or, passage),

ILH

Do you, or. Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? --PY

Do you know?
— Do you know anything of strange sail?

Do you know of any anchorage {or, har-
bor)? BKV

Do you know the anchorage {or, har-
bor)? EKW

Do you know the channel? ilj

Do you know the coast? dhe

— Do you know the leading marks?

Do you know the pilotage?

Do you know the reason?
— Do you know the tides?
—Do you know where the leak is? "Where

is the leak?
— I do not know.

I do not know the anchorage eky

I do not know the coast dhb

—I knownothing of the locality {or, place)

I know of no safe harbor vda

—I know the channel {or, passage).

I kaow the coast dgy

— Is it known?

— Know the reason.

— Known. Knew.

Knowledge {seebeloiv) • QCM

—Let him (her, or, them) know.
— Let me know.
— ^Well known.
—Will let you know.
— Will you let me know?

Knowledge. , , . , i
I have {or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage bkz

KoiLON. (Measure of capacity) ayz

Kokkos. (Measure of weight) bag

Kongo State. Colors - Jou

Kop, or, Kan. (Measure of capacity) -AZF

Kopeck. (Coin) -ATW

QCN

QCO

QCP

QCE

QCS

QCT

QCU
QCV
QCW

QCX
QCY

KoRRBL. (Measure of weight) baj

KoTiiLE. (Measure of capacity) AY0

Kran. (Coin) ATV

Kreutzer. (Coin) ■= atx

Krona. (Coin) -ATY

Krone. (Coin) aty

Kroner. (Coin) znk

Krupp gun.

Ketjschka. (Measure of capacity) - -Azd

Kvint. (Measure of weight) bas

KwAMME. (Measure of weight) bat

Kybos. (Measure of capacity) azg

L. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. )

Label-led-ling.

Labor-ed-ing.
— Can labor be obtained?
Dock laborer.-- Liz

— Laborer.

Lac (Money) atz

Lace-d-ing.
Lacerate-d-ing-ion.

Ladder.

Accommodation ladder dcm

Eope, or, Jacob's ladder .- puj

Scaling ladder vip

Laden with. (See also Load. )
Deeply laden kqw

Lading.
Are all your bills of lading complete

and signed? a---Gkq

Bill of lading v...gkp

Bill of lading not signed gkr

False bill of lading gks

76564—09 19

290

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

LADING— LAND.

QCZ
QDA

QDB
QDC
QDE

QDF

QDG

QDH

QDI

QDJ

QDK

QDL
QDM

QDN

QDO
QDP

QDR

Lading — Continued.

Have you bill of lading for? -.get

I have no bill of la,ding for gku

I will not give up the bill of lading .gkv
I will not sign the bill of lading — ^unless,

GKW

Lady-ship.

-QIT

Lagoon.

Laid. {See Lay) _
Lake.

Lame-d-ing-ness.

Lamp.
Anchor lamp (lantern, or, light) ..ehd
Bow lamp (lantern, or, light) hcg

— Lamp cotton.

— Lamp glass.

— Lamp oil.

— Lamp trimmer.

— Lamp wick.
Mast-head lamp(lantem, or, light) -Rmg
Not under command lamp (lantern, or,

light) JEC

Port bow lamp (or, light) hcs

Side lamp (lantern, or, light) wbm

Signal lamp (lantern, or, light) - . . wou

Speed lamp (lantern, or, light) wmx

Starboard bow lamp {or, light) HCU

Stay lamp (lantern, or, light) wsd

Steaming lamp (lantern, or, light) -WTD
Stem lamp (lantern, or, light) wux

Lancet.

Land. To land.
—Approaching land.
Are you going to land? Are you going

on shore? _ PCX

— Are you going to land all mails at — ?
Armed men not allowed to land ...euv

Artillery has been landed ezv

At the landing place piy

— At the nearest landing place.

Bad landing pre

— Behind the land.
Boats should endeavor to land where

flag is waved or light shown jz

Can boat land? Can a landing be ef-
fected? -• BW

— Can I land my invalid passengers?

Can Hand my sick? uz

Can you give me a leading mark {or,
direction) for making the land here-
abouts {or at place indicated) 1 pw

Do not attempt to land in your own

boats EY

Do you, or. Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts

we are? py

Do you seethe land? vnk

Enemy's troops land-ed-ing lzn

Foreland-.. njv

Good landing ody

Goods are landed oes

Had we not better run in and make the

land? pz

Have you seen the land? vno

Headland oqr

QDS
QDT
QDU
QDy

QDW

QDX
QDY

QDZ

QEA
QEB
QEC

QED
QEP
QEG
QEH

QEI

QEJ
QEK
QEL

QEM
QEN

QEO

QEP

QER
QES

liASD— Continued.
High land ous

How did the land bear when last seen?

EH

— How does the land bear?

— I am standing in for the land.

— I had a glimpse of the land about — .

— I have just lost sight of the land {or,

light).

I have not seen the land vnq

I saw the land bearing — ^add time, i/

necessary) ,,.. vns

— I see the land. Land in sight. {Place

indicate^, if necessary. )
I shall keep hold of the land {or, lights)

or, I shall keep the land {or, lights)

bearing — qa

— I shall not endeavor to make the land.
— I shall not go into less than — fathoms

water whether I make the land or

not.
— I shall stand in for the land as long as

I can see.
— I shall stand in till I make the land.
— I shall stand ofE and on {the land).
— I shall stand oflE the land from — {hour

indicated) to — {hour indicated), or,

I shall stand oflf until — .
I sighted land bearing — {time, if neces-
sary) VNS

— I think the land is — .

— I think the land must have been about — .

— I wish to land passengers.

— Is there anything to prevent landing?

Just lost sight of land qdv

Keep a good look-out for land {or,
lights), or. Look out for land {or,
lights) {bearing to follow, if neces-
sary) PYH

Keep under the land. Keep, or. Stand

closer in lt

— Land {the land).

Land breeze hqb

Land in sight. I see the land qdw

Land indicated bears — __ek

— Landed.
— Landfall.
— Landing.

Landing is impossible kd

Landing is very diflScult.
— Landing place.

Landing safe, but very disagreeable. lce

Landing stage.

Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,

KE

Low land rbp

Must be nearing the land. Near the

land.
Not easy landing on the beach. Scarcely

prudent to land fzx

Not safe to risk making the land . . .vde

OflE the land soR

Passenger must be landed tdr

Saw land vnx

Send suitable boats for landing pas-
sengers n

Shall we keep hold of the land?

Stand in — for the land wqg

Stand off and on the land wqh

Table land.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

291

LAND— LAST.

QET
QEU

QEV
QEW

QBX

QEY

QEZ
QPA

QFB
QFC
QFD
QPE
QFG

QFH

QFI

QFJ
QFK

QFL
QFM

QFN
QPO

QFP

Land — Continued.

— Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company

is standing in for the land.
—What do you make of the land? What
land do you see? What land do you
take it to be?

When did you see the land? ex

Where is the hest landing? gid

— Will you make the land to-night?

You are to land all mails at — kgc

— ^You will not be permitted to land.

Landfall qhk

Landlocked. .

Landlord.

Landmark. (See also Mark. )
— Are there any landmarks (or, lights)?
What bearing shall I keep the light {or,
landmark) on? qf

Landsman.

Lane.

Language.

Laniard. Lanyard.

Lantern.
Anchor lantern (lamp, or, light). .-EHD

Bow lantern (lamp, or, light) hcg

Did boat take, blue light (lantern, or,

any means of making a signal) ?. . gsp
Masthead lantern (lamp, or, light) -RMG
Not under command lantern (lamp, or,

light) - JEC

Port bow lantern (or, light). hcs

Side lantern (lamp, or, light) wbm

Signal lantern (lamp, or, light) wcu

Speed lantern (lamp, or, light) wmx

Starboard bow lantern {or, light) ..HCU

Stay lantern (lamp, or, light) wsd

Steaming lantern (lamp, or, light) .wtd
Stern lantern (lamp, or, light) wux

Lanyard. Laniard Qfe

Lapse-d-ing. To la.'»se.

Larboard. (Port.) Ship's head to go

TO STARBOARD. {See PORT. )

Lard.

Large-ly-ness.
A large (great) number {or, quantity)—
of— OGZ

— ^A large portion— of .
— A larger number {or, quantity) — of —
{or, than — ).
A very large number {or, quantity) —

of _-SLE

—Can not take anything larger than — .

—How large— is {or, are)—?

Large arrivals of — eyn

Large flare. Holme's light ndy

Large hawser.. ofw

— Large ship {estimated tonnage to follow) .

QFR
QFS
QFT

QPU

QFV

QPW

QFX

QPY

QPZ

QGA

QGB

QGC

QGD

QGE

QGF

QGH

QGI

QGJ

QGK

QGL

QGM

QGN

QGO

QGP

QGR

QGS

QGT

QGU

QGV

QGW

QGX

QGY

Large — Continued.
—Large size.
— Larger.
— Largest.

Making-large purchase uca

— Not very large.

Too large (big) gjn

—Too large a number {or, quantity)— of.
— Which is the largest?

Lascar.

Lash-ed-ing.
Lash-ed-ing alongside ebg

Last. {Measure of capacity.) aze

Last. The last.
Annul the" last hoist ; I will repeat it. ve
Annul the last signal ; the last signal is

annulled : emj

At last fig

At the last extremity mqb

Guns firing last night in — {quarter in-
dicated) oka

How did the land bear when last seen?

eh

— Is this the last?

Last account dfh

Last autumn fnx

Last death on the — • — kox

Last evening. The last evening . . . mij
Last examination — of {or, at) mkd

— Last Friday.

— Last mail.

— Last Monday.

— Last month.

— Last night.

— Last quarter {of the moon).

— Last quarter.

—Last Saturday.

— Last season.

— Last signal.
Last signal is annulled emj

— Last spring.'

— Last summer.

— Last Sunday.

— Last Thursday.

— Last time.

— Last Tuesday.

— Last voyage.

— Last Wednesday.

— Last week.

— Last winter.

— Last year.

Repeat the last signal made wcr

The last {the last one) qfz

The last hoist is not understood ; repeat

it URK

To, or, At the last extremity mqb

What are the last quotations? UPZ

What are the latest dates by the last

.mail? kmh

What is the date of your last letter {or,

paper)? kmj

When, or. What did you last hear of {or,

from) ORU

— When last seen.
When will the last {or, end) be?-..LYP
Where did you take your last departure

from? KTY

292

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II:

LAST— LAY.

QGZ

QHA

QHB
QHC

QHD

QHE
QHT
QHG
QHI

QHJ
QHK
QHL

QHM

QHN

QHO

QHP

QHR

QHS

QHT

QHU

QHV

QHW

QHX

QHY
QHZ
QIA

Last-ed-ing. To last. (See also Con-
tinue. )
During .the gale. "While the gale lasts,

LPS

Is illness likely to last? pcw

— It will not last.

Late.

— Before it is too late.

Compasses not adjusted lately jhl

I have not had observations for varia-
tion lately JHV

— Late in.

Lately (^recently) xjlh

— Later-est.
—Latest news.
— Latest posting time — ^is.
—Too late.
What are the latest dates by the last

mail? KMH

What is the date of the latest news

from — ? SE

What is the date of your latest news-
paper {or, letter)? loij

What were the latest — dates at — • when

you last heard? ...kmn

— Which, or, What is the latest?

Lateen.

Lath.

Lathe.

Latitude Code Flag over ab

Note. — For degrees of latitude, see page
56.

Degree of latitude kry

Derelict reported passed on — , latitude
— , longitude — ; dangerous to naviga-
tion KVE

Difference of latitude kzf

Have passed ice in latitude ■ — and longi-
tude — , on the — PQ

— How is your latitude obtained?
I have been injured by the ice in lati-
tude— , longitude — pbn

I saw ice in latitude — (date to follow,

if necessary) pbt

— In the latitude of — .
— In what latitude?
— In what latitude did you see — ?
— Is the latitude correct?
— Latitude by dead reckoning — is.
— Latitude by observation — is.
— Minutes of latitude.
— My latitude is — .
— North latitude.
Rendezvous in latitude — and longi-
tude — ^ JC

Report the ■ — [vessel indicated) all well
in latitude — and longitude — , on the

— {date indicated) un

Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude

— , on the — -. JH

— Second of latitude.
— South latitude.
■What is the latitude of — .

QIB

QIC
QID
QIE
QIF

QIG
QIH

QIJ
QIK

QIL

QIN
QIO
QIP
QIR
QIS
QIT

QHJ

QIV
QIW
QIX

QIY
QIZ

QJA

Latitude — Continued.

— ^What is your latitude brought up to the

present moment?
What latitude and longitude did you

(or, they) have ice in? ps

— ^What latitude did you go into?

— What latitude do you intend going into?

— What was your latitude at noon?

— WTien were your last observations for

latitude?

Latrine {or. Urinal).

Latterly. •
At the latter end of, or, The latter end

— of FIZ

Laudanum.

Launch-ed-ing. To launch.

Countermining launch jyb

Electric launch luw

Steam launch guv

Steam launch's engine - __ mby

Law-ful-ly.
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?

JIS

Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,

UEB

Bye-law f y

Court of law kad

Lynch law edo

— Martial law.

Lawless-ly-ness.

Lawn tennis.

Lawsuit.

Lawyer.

Lay'-ing. Laid. To lay.
An embargo has been laid on at — . . lwb

Cable-laid, Cable-laid rope hqk

Hawser-laid rope opv

Help me to lay out an anchor eik

I am laying a telegraph cable. Keep

out of my way xlq

If you will lay out an anchor for me I

can get off eiv

— Laid up to have a new boiler put in.

Lay -day knl

— Lay fires.
— Lay in.
— Lay out.

Lay out an anchor eiz

Mines laid rup

The {nation specified) have laid an em-
bargo on all vessels {of nation speci-
fied) LWK

There are no mines laid bus

When is the embargo to be laid on?-LWM

Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)

in laying out an anchor? ekl

Lay-ing. Laid-to. To lay-to.
— I can not lay-to.

I shall lay -to during the night lpx

— I shall lay-to off — {or, at — ).

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

293

LAY— LEAVE.

QJB
WD

QJE

QJF
QJG

QJH
QJI
QJK
QJL

QJM

QJN
QJO

QJP
QJR
QJS

QJT
QJU

QJV

Lay — Continued.

— I shall lay -to lantil — .

Lay-to.
— Lay -to until — .

Lay-day knl

Lazaretto.

Lazy-ily-iness. {Idle) pcn

Le, Cash or, Sapeque. {Coin) atc

Lead. {Sounding Lead )

— Arm the lead.

Deep-sea lead kqs

Hand lead oly

— I shall keep the lead going regularly.
— Keep the lead going. Keep sounding.
—Lead line.
— Leadsman.
Patent lead ted

Lead-en. {Metal.)

Bed lead umg

Sheet lead vwd

White lead ZDi

Lead-ing-ek. Led.

Can you give me a leading mark {or,
directions) for making the land here-
abouts (or at place indicated)1 pw

— Can you make out the leading marks?
Convoy to keep astern of leader {or,

escort) vir

Convoy to keep on port side of. leader

{or, escort) ix

Convoy to keep on starboard side of

leader {or, escort) iy

Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions lfx

Do you knovp^ the leading marks? . - qbv

Fair lead. Fair leader mrd

— Leading mark.
— Leading stoker.

— What, or, Which are the leading marks?
What are the leading marks for crossing

the bar? pvi^c

What wind leads through the passage

{or, entrance)? zfd

—Will you lead?
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth? — ghi

League. {Alliance. )

League. {Smiles) awh

Leak-y.
Are you, or, Is — {vessel indicated)\eak.-

ing? Have you sprung a leak? QJ

Boiler leaking seriously - , kp

Boiler leaking slightly gwb

Boiler leaky-ing gwa

Boiler leaky ; must be blown off- --Gwc

Boiler tubes leaking BG

Can you stop the leak? QG

Can not stop the leak Qh

Condenser tubes leaking JMW

Do you consider leak dangerous? Qi

QJW

QJX
QJY

QJZ

QKA

QKB

QKC
QKD
QKE

QKF
QKG
QKH

QKI

QKJ
QKL

QKM
QKN

QKO
QKP
QKR

QKS
QKT

QKU

Leak — Continued.

Do you know where the leak is? Where
is the leak? QBZ

Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance NH

Furnace leaky nud

— Have you materials for stopping the
leak?
Have you sprung a leak? Are you, or.

Is — {vessel indicated) leaking? QJ

I have sprunk a leak ...r-.-NQ

— Leak at the scuttles.

— Leak increases.

Leak is gaining rapidly nu

Leak is stopped QK

— Leaked, Leaking.
Spring-ing, Sprang, Sprung, a leak-wos

Steam pipe leaky wso

Vessel indicated has sprung a leak ..ql

Water tanks leaky ywe

Where is the leak? qbz

Lban-ness.

Leang, or, Tael. ( Coin) .„ avc

Lbap-ed-ing.

Leap yeae zkw

Leabn-t-ing.
— Could not learn name.
—Learnt by signal from — .
Might have learnt it by signal- ----wco

Lease-d-ing. Leasehold.

Least.
At least FIH

— The least number {or, quantity) — of.
What is the least depth of water we

shall have (or, ought to have)? vb

Without the least confusion ..JOS

Leather.
Pump leather ubk

Leave-ing. To leave.
— Before leaving.

Calls the attention of vessels leaving the

anchorage, etc dq

— Convoy will leave at — {time to follow).
— Convoy will leave on — {day to follow).

Crew have left the ship {number to be
shown) KCP

Crew will not leave the vessel Kcx

Date of leaving _ kly

— Did you leave?

— Did you leave many ships at — ?

— Do not leave anything unsettled.

Had the mail arrived when you left?

EYG

Has the mail left — (for — , if necessary)1

QO
— I am leaving.
— I have left on shore.

I leave it to your arrangement exc

— I left — in port, or, — was in port when
I left. {Ship's name or distinguishing
signals to follow.)

294

GENEEAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

LEAVE— LEFT.

QKV
QKW

QKX
QKY

QKZ

QLA

QLB

QLC
QLD

OLE
QLF
QLG
QLH

QH

QLJ
QLK

QLM

QLN

QLO
QLP

QLR
QLS

QLT
QLU

Leave — Continued.

— I left port {or place indicated) — days

ago.
— I will leave a message at — .
Intend-ed leaving. Purpose-d leaving,

POX
It is expected the vessels (or vessels in-
dicated) will be allowed to leave. -dzj

Leave, or, Put a buoy on.- hmp

— Leave a good margin.
— LeSve any papers or letters for me (or
for party indicated, or in question)
at — .
— Leave behind.

Leave buoy — at — -hmq

— Leave immediately — to (or, for).

Leave-ing, Left — for — qle

— Leave it for me at the railway station.

Leave it to your arrangement EXC

— Leave on board.
— Leave the.
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port- -LZ
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star-
board MA

Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's

agent qwr

Leave your address at-7- djn

— Leave — for — .

—Left.

— Left port.

— Let him (or, them) leave.

Mail has left rph

— Must leave.

None left (remaining)- sjb

—Not left.

Omnibus, or. Car leaves at — hyb

— On leaving.

Overland mail leaves on the — sxm

Purpose leaving. Intend leaving.. pox

Report me to owner on leaving usb

Ships from — did not get pratique at —

when Ileft tsa

The mails leave on the — ... bpw

Train leaves for — at — xzr

Vessel just weighed (or, leaving), show

your distinguishing signals dz

— Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving.
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) eb

— Was all well when you left?

Was the port you left healthy? orb

Was well when I left... qmo

— We have left men behind (number to be

shown).
— We left port (or place indicated) on
the—.

What day do you leave? koa

— What men-of-war did you leave at — ?
— What vessels did you leave in port (or
place indicated))
Wnat was date of your (or as indicated)

leaving? kml

— When does (do or, did) he (she, it, or,
they) leave?
When do the trains leave — for? ...xzs
— When do (or, did) you leave?
When does omnibus (or, car) leave for

— ? - HYC

When does the mail leave? ..qt

QLV

QLW

QLX
QLY
QLZ

QMA
QMB

QMC
QMD

QMF

QMG

QMH

QMI

QMJ

QMK

QML

QMN

Leave — Continued.
When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB

—Will you leave?

Will you leave a message for me? il

You have left a person behind gdz

— was well when Ileft qmo

Leave. (See also Permission.)

Absent without leave daw

Give leave — to — nzx

— Leave of absence.
Men on leave rpp

— On leave.

Le CLANCHi* BATTERY.

Led. (see Lead) qjn

Lee.

Keep more to leeward pyx

Keep on the lee beam gaq

— Keep to leeward.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.. pzn

Lee beam gas

Lee bow. Onleebow hcn

— Lee helm.

— Lee lurch.

— Lee quarter.

— Lee scuppers.

— Lee shore.

— Lee side.

— Lee tide.

— Leeward — of — .

— Leeway.

Look out on lee bow. hcj

Lookout to leeward qzv

On lee bow. HON

Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward .klh

— To leeward.
We are to leeward of harbor (or, anchor-
age) ELH

We are too far to leeward mte

Leech.

Leeward. Leeward op qmj

Leeway qmk

Lept. (See also Leave) qlf

Crew have left the ship kcp

Had the mail arrived when you left?

EYG

Has the mail left — (for — , if necessary) ?

QO

I have left on shore qkt

I left — in port, or, — was in port when

I left (ship's name or distinguishing

signal to follow) qku

Left port QLG

Lighter has left qtd

Mail has left — rph

No anchors left ejp

Only one anchor left ejg

Ships from — did not get pratique at —

when I left tsa

Was in harbor (or, port) when I left,

QK0

Was well wheij I left qmo

We have left men behind (number to be

shown) (^1,0

Paet II.

GBNBEAL VOCABULAEY.

290

LEFT— LET.

QMO
QMP

QMR
QMS

QMT

QMU

QMV
QMW

Left — Continued.
"We left port {or place indicated) on
the — ,- QLP

You have left a person behind gdz

was well when I left.

Left. {On the left.)
Left arm bvk

On the left hank of the river (i. e. , the
left bank in descending the stream) ,

I'VE

Leg. {Part of the body. )

Lbgal-ly-ity.
Legal authorities fnk

Not legal-ly . Illegal-ly-ity pcy

QMX
QMY

QMZ

QNA

QNB

QNC

QND

QNE

QNF

QNG

Legation.
Secretary of Legation -

-VMN

Legible-y.
lUegible-y.

Not legible pcz

Legion of Honor.

Legislate-ion-ure-ive.

Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament (or-
other legislative body) adjourns {or ad-
journed) on the — FEi

Assembly, Congress, or. Parliament {or
other legislativebody) is dissolved.FEJ

Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislative body) met {or meets)
on the— JPB

Leisube-ly.

Lemon.
Lemon, or. Lime juice QUE

Lend-ing. To lend. (See also Spare and
Supply. )
Can you lend {or, supply me with) ?.xet

Can not lend {spare) wmc

I can lend you {or, furnish you with) — ,

NUH

I can not lend you {or, furnish you

with) — — — NUI

—I will lend what is required.
Lend me a boat gtq

— Lent.

—Will you lend?

Length.
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length s;b

—Length of chain.

Measure of length (see pag^e 51) avk

Send following message through the
post to owners {or, to Mr. — ) at —
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length "^^

"What is the length of dock at — ? --LJP
—"What length— is —? . ,, ,
What length are your cables {or cable
indicated)"! hsd

Lengthen-ed-ing.

QNI

QNJ
QNK

QNL
QNM
QNO
QNP

QNR

QNS

QNT

QNH Lens

QNU

QNV
QNW

QNX

QNY

QNZ
QOA
QOB

Lent. {Fast before Easter. )

Leo, or Leu. {Coin) aub

Lepton. {Coin) auo

Lessbn-ed-ing.

Less.
Do not come into less than — feet of
water fv

I shall not go into less than — fathoms
of water whether I make the land or
not QDY

— Less than.
—Much, or Many less.
— Not less.
— Nothing less.

There is less current inshore {or in direc-
tion indicated) kgd

You will have less than — feet of water,

KVJ

You will not have less than — feet of
water "vu

Let-ting. To let. {To lend on hire.)

Let-ting. (See also Allow. )
Can you sell {or, let me have) any — 1

VOB

Do not let him {or, them) go obp

Let fall MRV

Let go ocs

Let go another anchor kr

Let go the life buoy hmr

Let go your anchor eja

Let her be ...bgv

— Let him (his, her-s, it-s) .
Let him (her, it, or persons or things

indicated) — have bwa

Let him be bxe

Let him bring on shore fcy

Let him {or, them) go OCT

Let him (her, or, them) know QOH

Let him {or, them) leave qlh

— Let me (my, mine).

Let me know QCi

Let no boat come alongside ebh

—Let nothing prevent.

— Let run. Let it run.
Let the men RPE

— Let them (their-s).

Let them be bgw

Let them bring ashore fcy

Let them bring their tools with them,

HJD

— Let us (our-s).
Let us be bgx

Let us keep together for mutual support

and protection in

— Let your-s.
Let your boats keep to windward until

they are picked up- -^ fd

—Let your boats pull to — {bearing indi-
cated).

Let your fires down ..nam

— Let your screw {or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting.

Stand by to let go "WQE

"Will let you know QCK

Will you let me know QCL

296

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

LETTER— LIE.

QOC
QOD

QOE

QOF
QOG

QOH

QOI
QOJ
QOK

QOL
QOM
QON
QOP

Letter. {See also Despatch and Mail. )

Address my letters to me at — dji

^An opportunity for sending letters to
Europe (or, to — ).
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
son indicated)1 epa

Any letters (or, papers) from — ? Jl

Any letters (or, despatches) on board?

KWX

Bring all the letters and papers hil

Call at the post office for letters - . .hsy

Call for my letters -Hsz

Can I take (or, forward) any letters for

you? NMV

— Did you hear if there were any letters
for me at -^1
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length -XB

Forward letters— to (or, for) nmx

Hadanyletters(or, despatches)arrived —

at? JM

Have(or vessel indioated has) despatches

(or, letters) for — JN

Have ( or vessel indicated has ) despatches

(or, letters)from — JO

Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for

you ( or vessel or person indicated) _ . jp

Have my letters been forwarded? - -NOA

Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)

for me (or vessel, or person, or place

indicated)! JQ

— Have you received my letter?

— I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,

for — ).
— I have received your letter.

I will forward your letter on noe

Keep my letters (or, papers) for me till

I return pyk

Leave any letters(or, papers) for me (or

person indicated) at — QKY

Letter bag. Mail bag fsj

— Letter of credit.

— Letters and parcels.

— Letters had (or, have) been received

from — .
— Letters must be sent— to (or, by).
— Letters of squadron (or, fleet).
— Letters received from — .
— Letters, or. Papers up to the — . (Indicate
where from if necessary. )

Mail bag. Letter bag ..psj

Men's letters RPG

My letters are all forwarded nof

Opportunity for letters to Europe (or,
to—) QOD

Refer to my letters (or, despatches) . JU

Refer to your letters (or, despatches) -jv

Send following message through the

post to owners (or, to Mr. — )at — by

signal letters instead of writing at

length wz

Send for my letters.. VPS

Send for letters (or, despatches) jw

Send my message through the telegraph

by signal letters xb

Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel

indicated) fsn

Send your letters qe

Signal letter - wcv

Take letters (or, despatches).. kxo

QOR
QOS

QOT

QOU

QOV

QOW

QOX

QOY

QOZ
QPA

QPB

QPC

QPD

QPE

QPF

QPG
QPH

QPI
QPJ

QPK

QPL
QPM

QPN
QPO

Letter — Continued.
Telegraph to my owners to send my

letters to me at — vqp

Tell — not to forward any more letters

forme QS

Were my letters properly forwarded?

NOJ

What is the date of your last letter (or,
paper)? kmj

Will you forward my letters (or, de-
spatches)— to QU

—Will you post some letters for me?

Willyoutakeletters(or, despatches)?. JY
— Your letters went by the — .

Leu, or, Leo. (Coin) aub

Lev, or. Lew. (Coin) aub

Levanter.

Lev&e.

Level-led-ling -ler-ness.

Lever.
Air-pump levers out of order dwc

— Levers damaged (or, out of order).

Pump lever links broken ubl

Pump levers out of order ubm

Side lever engine maw

Levy-ied-ing.

Lew. (Coin) aub

Li. (Measureof length).. awi

LlABLE-ILITY.

— Not liable.
Liar. Lie-d-ying.

LiBEL-LED-LING-LOUS.
LiBERAL-LY-lTY.

Liberal contribution JTB

LiBERATE-D-lNG-ION.
LiBERIA-N. LiBERIAN COLORS.

Liberty.

— Am I, or, Is — (person indicated) at lib-
erty— to?
— Is, or. Are at liberty — to.
— Liberty man.

Libra. (Measure of weight) bau

LiBRARY-IAN.

License.

— Are you regularly licensed, or, Have you

a permit?
— Licensed-ing. To license. j

— Not licensed. Unlicensed.

LiE-D-YiNG. Liar.

.QPB

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

297

LIE-LIGHT.

QPR

QPS
QPT

QPU

QPV

QPW
QPX
QPY

QPZ

QRA
QRB

QUO
QRD
QRE

QRP
QRG

QRH

QRI

QRJ
QRK

QRL

QRM
QRN

QRO
QRP

Lie, Laid, Lying.

How high must I lie to fetch? mwe

— Lying in (or, at) — .
— Lying in the roadstead.

You will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG

Lieu. In lieu— of. (/nsfead o/) ...pna

LlEUTENANT-CY.

Deputy, or. Lieutenant-governor kvn

Lieutenant colonel-cy jbh

— Lieutenant general.

Lieutenant in the Army ewl

-i-Lieuteuant in the Navy,

— Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve

^Senior lieutenant.

Sub-lieutenant xbg

— Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve.

Life.

— I have no life belts.
Life belt QRH

— Lifeboat.

— Life buoy.

— Life line.

Life-saving {Rocket) apparatus erh

Life-saving appliances . esl

Life-saving (Hocket) station. wep

— No lives lost.

— Several lives lost.

Life belt.
I have no life belts QRB

Lifeboat qrc

Boat, or. Lifeboat can not come ee

Do you want a lifeboat? KZ

Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here -FA
Have you any lifeboats? gtd

— Lifeboat Institution.

Lifeboat is going to you fe

— Lifeboat sent for.

— Lifeboat station.

Lifeboat unable to come be

Send lifeboat to save crew fj

Steam lifeboat guy

We have sent for lifeboat ---.fl

Life buoy QRD

Let go the life buoy hme

LlFT-ED-ING.

Can you lift your screw? vkb

— Lift rope.
— Lift screw.

Light. A light.

—Alternating light. .
Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp)---EHD

Arc light — -EUI

Blue light OON

Bow light (lantern, or, lamp) hcg

Carry a light on your bowsprit end- .qy

Catoptric light ifa

Daylight. At daylight knb

Deadlight — kog

Dioptric light laz

Electric light lux

Fixed light ncs

Fixed and flashing light NCR

Flashing light neb

Floating light nfb

QRS
QRT

QRU
QRV

QRW
QRX

Light — Continued.

Gas, or, Light buoy - nxa

Gaslight NXB

Green light - -— oht

Group flashing light.-- --.-NEC

Group occulting light .-SOB

Holme's light (largeflare) ndy

Holme's light {smallflare) ndz

Incandescent light- pga

Intermittent light pQX

Masthead light (lantern, or, lamp) -Rmg

Moonlight RYX

Not under command light (lantern, or,

lamp) --- JEO

Occulting light SOA

Port-bow light HCS

Position light ^.-.tpe

Red light - ...umh

Revolving light UWL

Scintillating light vjm

Search light, or. Electric pro jectors.LVl

Side light (lantern, or, lamp) wbm

Signal light (lantern, or, lamp) _--WCU

Skylight WFM

Speed light (lantern, or, lamp) wmx

Starboard bow light Hcu

Starlight -. -_- wqr

Stay light (lantern, or, lamp) wsd

Steaming light (lantern, or; lamp)-WTD

Stern light (lantern, or, lamp) wux

Sunlight -- - XEU

Towing light---- XYZ

Very's pistol light- ypv

White light zdj

All the lights are out along the coast —

of — PU

Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish

all lights DZB

Are there any alterations in the lights

(or, marks)? ecb

Are there any lights (or, landmarks)? . Qfa
At — • (time indicated) light bore — --PV
Beach your vessel where flag is waved

(or, light is shown) fzt

Boats should endeavor to land where

flag is waved (or, light is shown) --jz
Burn blue light, or. Flash powder- -GOQ
Carry a light at your bowsprit end--QY
Did boats take a blue light (lantern, or,

any means of making a signal)?-- gsp
Do not bring the light to the — (hearing

indicated) of — (hea. ing indicated). px
— Do not light your fires. •

Do not show a light on any account-QV
—Do not show a light on my account.

Electric-light installation luy

Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights

to be seen dzb

Firo and lights out '. mzq

Fire, or. Light will be kept at the best

place for landing .- ke

Flare-d-ing — up. Flare light ndx

Flash powder, or. Bum a blue light-GOQ

Have you any blue lights? _ . - goe

— Have you any signal lights?
—Have you seen the light?

Hoist alight ^---owo

How far can light be seen?- MSZ

— I do not think there is any light here-
abouts.
— I do not wish to show a light.

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LIGHT— LIGHTNING.

QRY
QRZ

QSA

QSC
QSD
QSE

QSF

QSG

QSH

QSI

QSJ

QSK

QSL

QSO
QSP

Light — Continued.
I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light) QDV

I shall keep hold of the land (or, light),
or, I shall keep land (or, light), bear-
ing — QA.

—I will carry a light. I will show a light.
I will show a light to-night when I alter

course QW

—I will show a light to-night when I make
sail.
I will show a light to-night when I tack,

QX
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse, or,

light-ship) QB

Keep a good lookout for lights {or, land) ,

or, Look out for lights {or, land) -PYH

Keep a light at your bowsprit end. . -QY

Keep a light burning kc

Keep ahead and carry a light dvk

Keep lights {or, fires) on the beach {or,

shore) all night ...fzw

Keep the light between — {hearing indi-
cated) and — {bearing indicated) - -(ic
Keep the search light on, or, Keep elec-
tric lighten--- - ------LVH

Light-er-est QST

— Light-ing-ed. Lit. To light.
— Light dues.
— Lighting fires.

— Light indicated has been replaced.
—Light indicated is not now in its old po-
sition.
— Light indicated will commence on the —

{date indicated) .
—Light, or. Floating light is discontinued
{or, gone).

Light is not to be depended upon qd

— Light on — is not working satisfactorily.
— Light signal.
— Light your fires.

Lighted. Lit. To light-- --QSA

Lighting. To light QSA

Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,

KE

OfE the light --.sou

Shall we have daylight enough? knt

— Shall you show a light?
Temporary light shown at — {place indi-
cated) XNS

— There is a light on — , or. The lights on — .

— They are only vessel's lights.

To light. Lighting-ed qsa

Turn the electric light off lvj

Turn the electric light on lvk

Use your search light ymt

— Vessel indicated is showing a light.

— We did not see the light.
What bearing shall I keep the light {or,
landmark) on? qf

— ^What sort of a light is it?
When I alter course to-night I will show

a light -QW

When you alter course {or, tack) to-
night show a light JZS

^Will you carry a light?

You must keep a light burning KC

Your lights are out {or, want trimming) .
— Made by — — —— — flashes or by
blasts of a steam whistle.

QST

QSV
QSW

QSZ

QTA
QTB

QTC

QTD

QTE

QTF

QTG

QTH

QTI
QTJ
QTK
QTL

LiGHT-EE-EST. {Not dark.)

Light. {Not heavy. )

Calm and light winds -HTM

Light breeze hgd

Light guns . oke

Light in ballast etr

— Light sail. Upper sail.

Light unsettled weather yzb

■Lighter-est.

Take in light sails xjn

Wind light zfl

LlGHTEN-ED-Ilfe.

— Must lighten the ship.
What draught of water {in feet) could
you lighten to? ob

Lighter.
Coal lighter iwp

— How many lighters do you want?

— I want — {number indicated) lighters.

— Lighter alongside.
Lighter coming off QZ

— Lighter has left.

Lighter is adrift RA

Powder hoy {or, lighter) ozu

There are no lighters available rb

Want a lighter (or, lighters) imme-
diately {rf more than one, number to

follow) --- -YM

— Want lighters to take my cargo.

What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?. -ixo

Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
sible? RC

Light-house.
Indicate bearing of light (light-house,

or, light-ship) ---Q,b

Light on — is not working satisfactorily,

QSH

Light-house, or. Trinity Board gpn

Light-house, or. Light-ship at — wants

immediate assistance cw

What is the name of light-house {or,

light-ship) in sight? -.rw

Light-ship.

Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
or, light-ship) QB

Is the light-ship on her station? - . -Wro

Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
station qe

Light-ship, or. Light-house at — wants
immediate assistance cw

Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count of ice PCB

— Steer directly for the light-ship.

What is the name of light-ship {or,
light-house) in sight? RW

Lightning.

— Lightning conductor.
— Struck by lightning.
— There has been, or. We have had a storm
of thunder and lightning.

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299

LIKE-LIST.

QTM

QTN
QTO

QTP
QTR

QTS

QTU
QTV
QTW

QTX
QTY

QTZ

QUA

QUE

<3UC

QUD

•QUE

QUE
QUG

QUH
QUI

LiKE-LY.

Am aground, likely to break up ; require

immediate assistance ca

Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be

mined , ■_ ild

Is embargo likely to be taken ojffi?--LWi

Is illness likely to last? pcw

—Is it likely? Is it probable?
Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will

be got off? OFJ

— Is likely to recover.
Is — {vessel indicated) likely to assist

(or, supply) me? fgk

Likeness (resemblance) .
— Likely to change.

Likely to fail __ mqz

— Likewise.

Looks like ..esa

■Looks likely.
— ^Most likely (or, probable).
— Not likely. Unlikely.
Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing

indicated), or, off — tk

There is a likelihood of being becalmed,

QCK

Very likeljr ypo

Vessel indicated not likely to supply

{or, assist) you pqr

—What is it like?
—What is she like?

What is the sea like? vx

When do you think I am likely to fall in

with — {vessel indicated) msa

Where do you think I am likely to fall in

with—? MSB

You are not likely to receive your orders

for some days. sux

LiKE-D-ING. To LIKE.

Do, or. Does not like the appearance of,

ERW

— I do not like.
I do not like the look of the weather, ze
I do not like to run in. 1 prefer, keeping

the sea vca

I do not like to trust too much to my — ,

Yca
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment YWQ

—Should like.
Should like to have another comparison,

GV

Would you like to see our newspapers?

SL

Limb.

Lime.

— Lime, or. Lemon .iuioe.

Limit-ed-ing.
Inside of limit pmj

— Outside of limit.

Line-d-ing. To line.

Line. A line.

Along the line ..bal

Clew line. Clew garnet iue

Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft, etc.) ...ka

QUJ
QUK
QUL

QUM

QUN
QUO
QUP
QUE
QUS

QUT
QUV

QUW

QUX

QUY
QUZ

QVA
QVB

QVC

QVD

QVE

QVF

QVG
QVH

QVI
QVJ

Line — Continued.

Fishing line nbv

Hauling line -_opb

Have a towline ready , xyp

— Have you any means of -throwing a line?

— Have you suflScient towline?

— In line.

Inner line pln

Is the line fast? kb

Lead line QJK

— Keep the two objects named inone line.

Life line qke

Line. Equator mgk

Line-of- battle ship. Battle ship-.-PYX

— Line of communiqation.

— Line of defense.

— Line of mines.

— Line of torpedoes.

— Log line.
Look out for rocket line {or, line) .-KF

Look out for the towline QZU

Mortar for throwing line sap

Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,

UZG

— Send a line.

— Send for the towline.

Sending, Sent for the towline vpx

The Line. Equator mgk

Towline xza

Water line __- yvu

— ^We will endeavor to send a line.

When did you cross the Line? kel

Where did you cross the Line? kem

Where will you cross the Line? ken

Linen.
Bed linen - got

Can I get linen {or, clothes) washed?

IVQ

Clean linen (clothes, or, shirts) isu

Dirty linen vyo

Liniment.

Link-bd-ing.
Pump lever links broken ubl

Linseed.

— Linseed oil.

Lint.

Liquepy-ied-inq-action

Liquid.
Floating, or. Liquid compass , JHP

Liquor.
Malt liquor rjc

Lira. Lire. {Coin) aud

Lira egiziana. ( Coin) ._. _ ato

Lira turca. {Coin) aue

List— OF.

— A list of — .

Army List ewd

Code List of Ships izd

— Is your list of ships correct?
Lloyd's List Qwu

— Mercantile Navy List.

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LIST— LOCOMOTIVE.

QVK
QVL
QVM

QVN
QVO
QVP

QVR

QVS

QVT
QVU

QVW

QVX
QVY

QVZ

QWA

QWB

QWC

QWD

QWE
QWP
QWG
QWH

QWI
QWJ
QWK

QWL

QWM

QWN
QWO

QWP

List — Continued. '
— Passenger list.
— Remittance list.

—United States, Royal, or State Navy
■ List or Register.

Send list of defects krp

"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"

QWU

Sick list--- WBP

What is the date of your Code List?-iZH

Your name is not on my list ; spell it

alphabetically (or, by alphabetical

table, jpagre 15) ....ebq

(To incline.)

LlST-ED-mO. To LIST.

— List to port.
^List to starboard.

Litharge.

Litre. (Measure of capcudty) Azr

LiTTLE-NBSS.

A little farther ^ MSU

-A little more.
— As little as.

If you will wait a little ysu

Little better qir

— Little loss.
Of little importance. Unimportant - pey
Port a little. Ship's head to go to star-
board TPG

Sheer a little off vuo

Sheer a little off when you come to the

point ,-- vup

Starboard a little. Ship's head to go to

port WQU

—Too little. -Too small.
— Very little.

LivE-D-iNG. (See also Life.)

Live cargo hzg

Live stock ---wvl

— ^Lively.
No boat could live gtw

— No means of living.

Liver.

Lloyd's.

Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's fmj

— Committee of Lloyd's.
— Condemned by Lloyd's agent.
— Consult Lloyd's agent.
— Bo not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent.

French Lloyd's. Veritas nqp

German Lloyd's nyd

-Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?

•Have you seen Lloyd's agent?

-How do you (or vessel indicated) stand
at Lloyd's?

■I am insured at Lloyd's.
—I am not classed at Lloyd's.

I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,

cv

■I am not insured at Lloyd's.
— I stand (or vessel indicated stands) —

(class indicated) at Lloyd's.
—Inform Lloyd's agent.

QWR

QWS
QWT

QWU
QWV

QWX

QWY

QWZ

QXA

QXB

QXC

QXD

QXE

QXF

QXG

QXH

QXI
QXJ
QXK

QXL

QXM
QXN

QXO
QXP

QXR
QXS
QXT
QXU

QXV

QXW
QXY

QXZ
QYA

QYB
QYC

Lloyd's — Continued.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
agent cxp

—Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's

agent.
— Lloyd's agent — is.
— Lloyd's agent advises you to — .

Lloyd's Committee qwe

—Lloyd's List and Shipjjing Gazette.
— Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign

, Shipping.
— Lloyd's Registry.
— Lloyd's Salvage Agreement.
— Lloyd's Seajpan's Almanac.
— Lloyd's secretary.
— Lloyd's signal station — at — .
— Lloyd's surveyor.

"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index."
— Lloyd's Yacht Register.
--■Not on Lloyd's Registry book.
— Please send off Lloyd's surveyor.
— Removed from Lloyd's Register.

Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's --UD

Report me to Lloyd's ug

Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at — uh

"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"

QWU

— Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.

— Who is Lloyd's agent?

— Will Lloyd's agent come on board?

LOAD-ED-ING. To load.

Breech loader-ing hfu

— Can load — .

— Can you load any. — ?

Deeply laden kqw

I am loaded with combustibles HP

Laden — with — qcx

— Loaded with.

— Loading — for — .

Must load more ballast fts

Muzzle loader-ing sde

Loaf.

Loan.

LOBSfER.

Local-ly-ity.

Have you any local attraction? jhr

I know nothing of the locality (or,

place) QCB

Local authorities fnl

Local Board gpi

■Local defence.

Local Government Board gpj

Local Medical Board gpk

— Local time.

Lock-ed-ing.

Forelock njw

Lock and key-- qai

— Locksmith.

Locker.
Chain locker -

Locomotive.'
— Locomotion.

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301

LOCOMOTIVE^LOOK.

QYD
QYE
QYF
QYG

QYH

QYI
QYJ
QYK

QYL
QYM

QYN
QYO

QYP
QYR

Locomotive — Continued.

Locomotive boiler gxd

Locomotive engine mas

Locomotive torpedo.

lodqe-d-ment.

Lodging

log-ged-ging. to log.

Engine-room log mbi

Log board gqp

Log booK GYZ

— Log glass.

Log line qus

Meteorological log book gz a

Official logbook gzd

Patent log tep

Ship's log VYC

Steam log book _-Gzh

LoGABiTHM. Logarithm table.

Logwood.

Long.
Any longer epb

As long as fav

Do not stand too long on yonr present

tack JZI

— How long a time?
How long after? dbp

How long — ago (or, since)? DTK

— How long do you require to clean yonr
engines?
How long have you {or vessel indicated)

been in such distress? lhi

How long have you {or vessel indicated)

been onflre? naj

—How long have you been on the voyage?
How long have you had this fog?-.-NGK
—How long is (or, are)?
How long may we stand on our present

course? JZK

• How long ought I to be getting an

answer from — ? emy

—How long shall you stop (remain)?

How long will delay be? ksh

How long will you be getting steam

QYS
QYT
QYU
QYV

QYW

QYX

_VY

up .-

How long will you (or vessel indicated)
be repairing damages? bm

— How much longer?
I fear I can not hold on much longer,

OWT

I shall stand in for the land as long as

I can see Qi'^

I will not delay you long --ksj

Long after. — - i>RQ

Long ago {or, since). dtl

Long boat ..gtr

Long range t^ht

Long time— ago. Long ago dtl

— Long way.

— Longer.

— Longest.

— Much longer.
Not long— ago dtn

—Not much longer.
Rocks stretch a long way out ge

— Too long.

QYZ

QZA
QZB
QZC
QZD
QZE
QZF
QZG

QZH

QZI

QZJ

QZK

QZL

QZM
QZN

QZO

Long boat gtr

Longitude. Code Flag over di

Note. — For degrees of longitude, see
page S6.

Degree of longitude .__ -..krz

Derelict reported passed on — *, lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr

DifiEerence of longitude kzg

— Bast longitude.

Have passed ice in latitude — , longi-
tude — , on the — * PQ

I have been injured by ice in latitude — ,
and longitude — pbn

Ice between 30° and 35° of longitude,*

PF

Ice between 35° and 40° of longitude,*

PG

Ice between 40° and 45° of longitude,* ,

PH

Ice between 45° and 50° of longitude,*

pi

Ice between 50° and 55° of longitude,*

PJ

Ice between 00° and 60° of longitude,*

PK

Ice between 60° and 65° of longitude,*

PL

Ice between 65° and 70° of longitude, '

PM

Ice between 70° and 75° of longitude,*

PN

Ice between 75° and 80° of longitude,*

PO

-In what longitude ?
— Is the longitude correct?
— Longitude by dead reckoning.
— Longitude by observation.
Minute of longitude.
-My longitude by chronometer is — .
— My longitude by — is — .
Rendezvous in latitude — and longi-
tude — JC

Report the — {vessel indicated) all well,
in latitude — , and longitude — {indi-
cated), on the — {date indicated) . .vis
Saw derelict in latitude — and longi-
tude — on the — * ...jh

— Second of longitude.

— West longitude.

—What is the longitude of -^ ?

What is your first meridian ? nbl

— What is your longitude brought up to

the present moment?
—What is your longitude by chronom-
eter?
What latitude and longitude did you

{or, they) have ice in?. PS

—What longitude do {or, did) you go
into?

LONGITUDINAL-LY. ,

LooD. {Measure of weight) bai

LOOK-ED-ING. To LOOK.

Bad lookout frg

Be on your guard. Look out Oiv

♦Date to be Indicated 11 necessary.

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LOOK— LOSS.

QZP
QZK
QZS

QZT

QZU

QZV
QZW
QZX
QZY

RAB
RAC
RAD

RAE
RAF
RAG
RAH

JIAI
RAJ

RAK

Look — Continued.
Do you, or. Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts

we are? py

Freights looking better nqp

Good lookout --.ODZ

Has the appearance of. Looks llke.ESA
Heavy weather coming ; look sharp. . fz
I do not like the look of the weather. -ZE
In anchoring, look out for moorings -EIW
In anchoring, look out for telegraph

cable wv

Keep a good lookout aloft eaq

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

in disguise as merchantmen OJ

Keep a good lookout for land (or, light),
or. Look out for land (or, light) {bear-
ing to follow, if necessary) pyh

Keep a sharp lookout pti

— Look at.

— Look in (or, into).

— Look out^— to (or, for).

Look out. Pay attention .ds

Look out at daybreak knm

Look out for a boat bearing — qts

Look ontfor aline (or, rocket line)-.KF
—Look out for a squall.
Look out for my pilot. Pick up my

pilot TJH

—Look out for the tow-line.
Look out on lee bow hcj

Look out on weather bow hck

— Look out to leeward.
— Look out to windward.
— Lookout vessel (or, scout).
— Lookout will be kept for any raft (or,
spars).

Lookout will be kept on the beach all

night KG

— ^Look to the slings.

Looks like esa

Looks likely.- qtu

—Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and
look out for their signals.

Ship's bottom must be looked at....HBG

Some one to look after stock.

Vessel looks like a man-of-vrar kpn

Your permit will be looked at mkl

Look-out man. (Lookout. )

loom-ed-ing.

loophole-d.

loose-d-ing-ly-ness.

Boiler loos, (or, adrift) qwd

Broke loose hju

Crank webs loose kbr

Eccentric pulleys loose lsv

Engine seating loose mco

Holding-down bolts loose gta

—Loose from.
— Loose sails.
Propeller worked loose tzo

Lord-ship.

House of Lords. Senate oze

Lord Mayor — of — rnj

RAL LOSE-ING. To LOSE.

All hands lost (or, perished) dxq

All lost. Total loss dxo

All nets lost dxp

Boat is lost AQ

Both booms with nets lost gzo

Cargo lost hzt

RAM — Do not lose sight of — it.

Have lost — head of cattle ipe

Have lost all boats ; can you take off

people? Ni

Have lost deck cargo iao

Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.. MS

RAN — Have you lost?

Have you lost all your boats? bl

Heavy loss osx

I have just lost sight of the land (or,

light) QDV

I have lost all my boats bo

I have lost an anchor bin

RAO — If you lose the wind.

It is dangerous to lose the wind gc

Just lost sight of land (or, light) ..qdv

Key of propeller lost ..qah

Little loss Qvw

RAP — Lose no time.

Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age ELO

Lose no time in shoring up cp

RAQ — Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or ob-
ject indicated).

RAS — Lose-ing, Lost time.

RAT —Loss.

Loss of bulwarks hlt

RAU —Lost.

Lost all propeller blades gly

Lost an anchor ,..ejb

Lost his (or, the) certificate ijb

Lost number of blades (indicated) of
screw propeller glz

RAV — Lost on the — .

RAW — Lost overboard.

RAX — Lost screw propeller.

RAY — Lost sight of wreck.

RAZ — Lost the (or, her) mast.

Mail steamer reported lost rfm

My chronometer loses daily ..gt

No lives lost qrf

RBA —Not much loss.

RBC —One net lost.

One net with boom lost gzu

Rudder lost vBj

Several lives lost qrg

Severe loss '. vsy'

Time will be lost xtu

Total loss. All lost dxo

RBD — Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
,RBE —Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.

RBF —Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts.
We have lost altogether — edo

RBG —What have you lost?

RBH —What loss?

When did you lose' your masts? rmj

RBI — Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
soon)?

With loss of bowsprit hda

With loss of foremast nky

RBJ —Without loss.

Loss. (See also IjOse) rat

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LOST— LYNCH.

Lost. {See also Lose.) bau

RCL

LOYAL-TY.

RBK

Lot.
We have had a lot of fog nop

RCM

RCN

lubber-ly.
Lubricant.

RBL

Lottery.

RCO

Lubricate- OR.

REM

LOUD-LY-ER-NESS.

Lubricating oil. Oil f or maohinery.SQC

Louis, or. Napoleon. (Coin) auf

RCP

Lucifer.

RBN

LOVE-D-INQ.

RCQ

LUCK-Y-ILY.

RBO

Low. (See also Lower.)

RCS

Luff-ed-ing.

At low water you will have — feet.KUZ
Dry at low water lop

RCT

Close lufE

...lUY

— LuflE all you can.

How many feet at low water? kvf

RCU

—Luff tackle.

I oa,Ti not make ont the lowest flag. -NDF

RBP

—Low land.

RCV

Lug.

RBQ

— Low pressure.

Low-pressnre cylinder _ _ .kij

RCW

Luggage.

Low-pressure cylinder cover kal

Low-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out

RCX

Lugger.

of order) kaw

RBS

— Low-pressure piston.
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

RCY

LUGSAIL.

KAM

RCZ

LULL-ED-ING.

RBT

— Low water.

— Low-water mark.

If the wind abates {or, lulls)

...ZEQ

RBU

RDA

—The first lull, or, When it lulls.

Lower-ed-ing. To lower rby

Lower , kca

RDB

LUMBER-ED-ING.

RBV

— Lowest.

Markets are very bad (very low) -— PRS

RDC

Luminous- ARY.

Prices are low tvr

RDE

— Luminous buoy.

Proceed at low water twz

The depth here (or at place indicated)

RDF

LUMP-ED-ING.

is — feet at low water kvd

RBW

— The lowest price is.

RDG

Lunar.

RBX

—Too low.
Was the tide low when you grounded?

RDH

— Lunar rainbow.

CJ

RDI

Lunatic-cy.

What is the depth at low water?- - -Kvf

Lunatic asylum

...FHZ

What is the lowest price you will take?

tvu

RDJ

Lunch-eon. Tiffin.

You will be aground at low water --KX

RDK

—Will you lunch with me?

RBY

LOWER-ED-ING. To lower.

RDL

Lung.

RBZ

— Lower away.

Inflammation of the lungs

— PJR

RCA

Lower.

RDM

Lurch-ed-ing.

I have sprung {or, damaged) lower top-

Lee lurch-

.-QMD

ooil vard KJI

Weather lurch

. — YZP

TiOTver boom GZS

RCB

Lower can HVL

Lying— IN {or, at) — -

Lying in the roadstead

— QPS

— QPT

— Lower deck.

Lower fore topsail yard nki

Lower main topsail yard rgf

RDN

Lymph. Vaccine lymph.

RCD

—Lower mast.

Lower mizzen topsail yard Rwo

RDO

Ltnch-law.

ROE

— Lower port.

RCF

—Lower rigging.
Lower spanker topsail yard wlu

RCG

— Lower studding sails.

RCH

— Lower topsail.

RCI

—Lower yard.
Premiums are lower tsq

RCJ

—Sprung, or. Seriously damaged a lower
mast {or vessel indicated has).

RCK

—Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower
yard {or spar indicated) .
Top your lower yard xvo

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M— MAIL.

EDP

RDQ
RDS
RDT.

BDU

RDV

RDW
RDX

RDY

RDZ
REA
REC
RED

M. {Letter. ) {For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

A.M., or Ante Meridian. Before noon.
In the forenoon edu

P. M., or Post Meridian. Afternoon.

In THE AFTERNOON _-_ DRW

Maatje. {Measure of capacity. ) atu

Mace, or, Tsin. {Coin.) adg

Machine.

Electric machine luz

Machine gun „.. okf

— Patent sounding machine.
Weighing machine zba

Machinery. {See also Engines. )
Accident to machinery {or, engines).

{See page 23B.)
Damage to machinery {part to be indi-
cated) KJA

Examine (examination of) machinery,

MKA

Have passed steamer with machinery
disabled.- mt

Have you damaged your machinery?

MBO

I am going to stop, as machinery re-
quires adjusting rk

—I am in want of oil for machinery.

Machinery broken down mch

Machinery broken down ; I am disabled,

BJ

— Machinery broken down ; irreparable at
sea.
Machinery broken down; under tem-
porary repair mck

Machinery disabled mcn

Machinery out of order .rj

Machinery requires ad j u sting dkf

Machinery slightly deranged mcq

Machinery supposed to have broken

down--- MCA

Machinery wants repair mbi,

— Proceed after repairing machinery.
— Refrigerating machinery out of order.
Small adjustment required to ma-
chinery dkg

— Stopping only for small adjustment to
machinery.
The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the

vessel's own engineers -- rl

Machinist, or, Engine-room artificer,

ezr
Mackerel.

Mad-ly-ness.

Madder.

Made. {See also Make. )

Every exertion has been made miv

Has arrangement been made? exa

Have, or, Has made a complaint. .-JKB
Have, or. Has made no calculation, hso

I made the discovery lds

Inquiry has been made plv

REF

REG

REH

REI

REJ
REK
REL

REM

REN
REO

REP

REQ

RET

REU

REV

REW
REX

RBY
REZ

Made — Continued.

Is a prisoner, or, Made prisoner twh

Made a breach ...hej

Made an agreement with — dtjh

■ — Made an offer — of.
Made arrangements — to (or, for) — -EXI
Made mistake. Mistake has been made,

RIK

Made no impression pfk

— Made overture.
Manufactured, Made, or. Built by.HLE
May be made eflBcieht --- ltw

— Mistake has been made.
Perhaps it might be made to answer- eni
Repeat ship^s name ; your flags were not

made out'. DU

Repeat the last signal made WCR

Ship has not made her signal slh

The signal made wdl

Will an allowance be made? dzp

— Will not be made.
— made an unsuccessful attack on — ,

FKH

Madeira wine.

Magazine.
After magazine dqz

— Fore magazine.

Magazine rifle uxc

Powder magazine trm

Small arm, or. Percussion magazine,

EVP

Magistrate-cy.

Magnesium.

— Magnesium wire.

Maqnet-ic-al.
Electro magnet . lvg

Magnetic bearing {i.e., compass bearing
corrected for deviation) jhx

— Magnetic needle.

Magnificent-ce.

Mahogany.

Mahomet-an.

Mail.

— Am a mail boat.

Any news of the — mail? epj

Are you going to land all mails at — 1

QDN

Arrange-d-ing' mail ewt

— Barely time to save the mail.
By the mail hpl

— Did not get a mail.

Expected next mail.- mni

Had themail arrived when you left?-EYG
Has the mail arrived — (from — , if nec-

essary)1 qn

Has the mail left(or, sailed) — (for — , if

necessary)^. QO

Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for

you {or vessel or person indicated) . jr

Have the mails been delivered? ksu

Have they advertised for any vessel to

carry the mail? - ; ..dof

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MAIL-MAKE.

EFA

RPB

RFC

EFD

BFE
RFG

RFH
RFI

BFJ

RPK

RFL

RFM

RFN

RFO

RFP

RFQ

RFS

RFT

RFU
RFV
RFW
RFX

RFY
RFZ

RGA
RGB

RGC

ROD

RGE

RGF

RGH

RGI

RGJ

RGK
RGL

Mail — Continued.
^Have you a mail?

Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
for me {or vessel, person, or place

indicated)'! jq

— I have mails for — .

I will take mails for you. qp

Last mail qgg

Latest posting time for mail is — ..qhg
— Mail arrived — on the — {date indicated) .

Mail bag fsj

— Mail closes at — .

Mail day kno

— Mail due {or, is due) on — .

— Mails have {or, had) arrived from —

{dates up to — ).
— Mail has left.
— ^Mail has {or, had) not arrived from —

{place indicated) .
—Mail is now at — .

Mail steamer.
— Mail steamer arrives-d — at — .

Mail steamer reported lost.

Mail steamer sails-ed.
— Mail tender.
— Mails go by sailing vessel.
— Maijils go by steamer.
— Missed the mail.
— ^Next mail.

Overland mail leaves on the — sxm

— Passed the mail — days ago.
—Shall I save the mail {or, post)?
— The mails leave on the — .
— The next mail goes in — {vessel indi-
cated) .

What are the latest dates by the last
mail?-,- KMH

What is the number of mail bags you

have on board? — fsp

—What vessel takes the next mail?
— When does the — mail arrive?

When does the mail leave? qt

—When ought the next mail to arrive?
—When ought the next mail to leave?

Will you wait for the mail? ytd

— You are to land all mails at — .

Main.

Back main topsail xwc

Can I get a main yard at — ? nyg

Pill main topsail myb

Gaff mainsail nvf

Have broken main shaft mr

—I have carried away main yard.
I have sprung {or, damaged) main yard,

KJL

Keep the main topsail shivering pzj

— Lower main topsail yard.
Main bearing brasses broken-(();-, out of

order) gbo

Main boiler- - oxe

— Main boom. .

Main cable hrl

Main chain us

Main check valves out of order ioe

Main clew garnet it'H

— Main deck.

— Main drain.
Main hold oxd

— Mainmast.

—Mainmast sprung.

BGM
RGN
RGO
RGP

RGQ
RGS

RGT

RGU

RGV

RGW

EGX

RGY

RGZ

RHA

RHB

RHC

RHD

RHE

RHP

RHG

RHI

RHJ

RHK

RHL

RHM

RHN
RHO

RHP
RHQ
RHS
RHT

RHU
RHV

RHW

RHX

RHY

RHZ

RIA

RIB
RIC

M.h.is^Continued.
— Main pump.
— Main rigging.
— Main royal.
— Main royal yard.

Main runners vcb

— Mainsail. Main course.
—Mainsail split.

Main shaft broken mr

— Main shaft broken in stem tube.

— Mainsheet.

—Mainstay.

— Main staysail

— Main taok.

—Maintop.

— Main topgallant mast.

— Main topgallant sail.

— Main topgallant yard.

— Main topmast.

— Main topmaeit staysail.

— Main topsail.

— Main topsail yard.

— Main topsail yard sprung.

— Main yard.

— Main yard sprung.

Tail end of main shaft broken lyo

— Upper main topsail yard.

What are the dimensions of main yard?

LAO

Maintain-ed-ing-bnanoe.
Maize.

Majesty.

— His, or. Her Majesty.
His, or. Her Majesty's dominions --Lkh
His, or. Her Majesty's Government. ogb

— His, or. Her Majesty's service.

— His, or. Her Majesty's ship.

— On His {or. Her) Majesty's service.

— Their Majesties.

Major. {Army) ewm

Sergeant-major vrp

Town Major xze

Majority — of.
— Government majority of — .
Majority — of RHU

—Opposition majority of — .

Make-ing. To make. {See also Made.)
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp

— Be sure and make no mistake.
Boiler maker gwe

— Can make.

— Can make out.

Can make out flags {or., colors) Ncv

Can you make a raft? ugo

Can you make out her flag {or, signal) 1

NOW

Can you make out the leading marks?

QJO
— Can not make.
— Can not make out.

Can not make out her {or, your) colors.

LGX

Can not make out the flags(or, signals),

KCX

Can not make out your flags; come
nearer {or, make Distant Signals) -VM

78564—09-

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MAKE— MAN.

RIB

EIE

RIF

RIG

RIH

RIJ

BIK
RIL
RIM

RIN

RIO

RIP

RIQ

RIS

MakEj— Continued.

Clearly liiake out itk

Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
nation IS

Do not attempt to make the anchorage
(or, harbor) pw

Bo not make any alteration — until. -ECG

Had we not better run in (or, make) for
the land? pz

I can not make out the flags(or', signals),

NCX

I can not make out the flags ; hoist the

signal in a biStter position owl

I can not make out the bottom flag.NDF
I can not make out the second flag-NDG
I can not make out the third flag.-KDH

I can not make out the top flag ndi

I shall make for the anchorage (or, — )

with all despatch jt

I shall not endeavor to make the land,

QDX

I shall not go into less than — fathoms of
water whether I make the land or not,

QDY

I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA
I will show a light to-night when I

make sail , 1 qrz

— In naaking sail.

Make a demand ktS

Make, or, Take a duplicate (or, copy),

JWD

Make a signal when you want a boat,

GTU

Make all snug dyn

Make allowances — for (or, to) — dzk

Make an acknowledgment dgs

Make an agreement with — duh

Make an alteration ecp

Make an appointment for — esz

Make an example.

Make arrangements to — (or, for — ) .exi

Make Bistant Signals lgh

— Make fast — to — .
Mast fast toabuoy hms

— Make fast to the pier.

— Make for — . Run for — (name of port
to follow).

— Make-ing, Made good — the (or, your).

Make haste ; ons

Make haste or he will be gone ocu

Make inquiry med

— Make-ing, Made mistakes.

— Make more sail. Set your — .

— Make my compliments — ^to.

— Make no noise. Keep silence.

Make out Svx

Make out an inventory psj

— Make provision for.

Make, or. Set sail ..kit

Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat
on board. dvn

—Make short tacks.

Make signal — to (or, for) wcm

Make sure — of xpo

Make sure of her staying wsb

Make your number. (Distinguishing
signal) uv

—Maker.
Makes good progress tyd

—Makes no progress.
Making large purchases uca

RIT
RIU

RIV

RIX

RIY
RIZ

RJA
RJB
RJC
RJB
RJE

Make — Continued.
Making (number to follow) revolutions
per minute uwj

Not able to make such short tacks ..xiL
Not safe to risk making the land. . . vde
Sail maker ,._ veg

— Set sail. Make sail.

—Shall I make?
Shall I make another attempt? fkq

— They (boats) are making for the shore.
Try to make out name of vessel in —
(direction indicated) sdp

—What do you make?
What do you make of stranger?. _.wzp

What do you make of the land? qeu

What harbor shall you make (or, run)

for? OND

When the ebb makes lsp

When the flood makes nfe

When will the flood make? xj

— Will you make?

Will you make an agreement? duj

Will you make an offer?

Will you make the land to-night?. .qev

Will you repeat the signals being made

to me? VN

You may make an attempt I'KY

You may make some abatement cxu

You must not (or, can not) make any
excuse mli

Maker kiq

Malarious. Malarious fever mwq

Malay.

Male. Male passenger.

Malt liquor.

Malta. Maltese.

Man. (See also Mms.)

A. B. Able seaman .cxe

Alderman .^ dws

Am a man-of-war rpm

Are there any men-of-war about ?---SA
Armed men not allowed to land . . .euv

Artilleryman ezu

Boatman gvl

Boiler burst ; — men kUled- at

Boiler burst ; — men killed, — others

wounded au

Boiler burst; several men killed ay

Boiler burst; several men wounded .az

Cattleman ifd

Chairman tuq

Clergyman, Parson, or. Minister ._ .itx

Clothing for men. Slops rvs

Coastguard man iyp

Bid you fall in with any men-of-war?

MRN

Fireman ., nab

Fisherman nbs

Foreman njx

Have men for rpd

Have you men-enough? mdk

Have you seen (or, spoken to) any men-
of-war? If so, report their names (or,
nation). vnm

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MAN— MANY.

RJF

EJG

RJH
BJI
RJK
RJL

RJM

RJN
BJO

RJP

RJQ

RJS

Man — Continued.

He, or, She is full of men nsx

Helmsman ote

How many men? rki

Landsman qfb

Leadsman qjl

Liberty man qpj

Lookout man. (Lookout) rae

-Man-ned-ning. To man.

Man aloft eah

Man and arm boats gtv

Man-of-war •_ rpl

Man overboard. _-.br

Manhole door lkr

Manrope rjx

Men ._ RFC

Men on leave rpf

Men's clothing. Slops ivs

Men's letters ^ bpg

Merchant seaman hpy

Midshipman. rtj

Newly-raised man rph

Nobleman . sit

Officers and men bpi

Ordinary seaman svd

Postman tqo

Rifleman uxf

Seaman vlg

Short manned. Crew weak kdj

Signalman wdh

Small-arm men Evc

Tradesman xzm

Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn

"Want a boat ; man overboard bt

Want men (number and particulars, if

necessary) RPJ

"Waterman ^ ywh

"We have left men behind (number to be

shovm) QLO

"What men-of-war did you leave at — ?

QLR

' "Workman zia

Your men , RPK

— men of crew have been ill vdth yellow
fever (number to follow) mwy

Manage-d-ing-ablb-ment.
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con-
trive)—to —? JTP

Manager.

Mandarin.

Mandrell. .

Manger.

Mangrove.

Manhole door ; lkr

Manifest.

— Manifest of cargo.

Manipulate-d-ing-tion.

Manner.
In a hostile manner ozd

—In what manner?

RJT

RJU
EJV

RJW
RJX
RJY
RJZ

P.KA

RKB
RKO
RKD

RKE

RKF
RKG

RKH

RKI
RKJ

RKL

Manila rope.

Manceuvre-d-ing.
— Naval manoeuvres.

Man-of-war. (See Men-of-Wab)--.bpl

Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge.

Manrope.

Mansion.

Manslaughter.

Manufactory. Manufaoture-ed-ing.
Manufactured, Made, or. Built by — ,

Hle
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,

JXY

Manure.

Manuscript.

Many.

A good many slight cases idh

As many — as faw

As many as convenient FAX

As many (or, much) as possible ...fay
Did you leave many ships at — ?.. .qkp
He has not many hands on board..OMD

— How many?
How many blades have you to your

screw? ..GLX

How many boats? . gtj

. How many chronometers have you?. IQP

How many days? knq

How many deaths? kom

How many dozen can you spare — uviu

How many fathoms? mtv

How many feet? - mvb

How many feet at low water? kvp

How many funnels has she? NTS

— How many guns?

— How many guns do you mount?

— How many guns doeS she carry?
How many have you seriously ill?, .kld
How many hours' coal have you got

(state at what speed)1 ixc

How many lighters do you want?..QTA

— How many men?

— How many miles an hour are you going?
How many miles an hour can you (or

vessel indicated) go? btp

How many miles from — ? RTQ

— How many (or, much) more?

How many passengers? tdo

How many ships? vxk

How many sick? wbc

How many times? xtm

How many tons— of? xur

How many tons do you take? xuv

How many torpedo boats passed in

sight? gtk

How many were killed? QAM

How many wounded? zin

In how many minutes?.. RVD

It is dangerous to allow too many people

on board at once gb

Many expected... mno

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Part II.

MANY— MAST.

Many — Continued.

Mark— Continued.

RKM

—Many minutes.

Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or, |

Many sick wbe

on—)?

--HMO

RKN

— Many wounded.

Is there any alteration of marks? .

-.HCM

Much, or. Many less qnm

Landmark

...QEZ

RKO

— Much, or. Many more.

Leading mark

..-QJP

Not a great many ohm

Low-water mark

--RBU

RKP

—Not so many— as — .

ELK

— Marked in feet.

Passed a good many vessels too

RLM

—Marks are all gone. There are no

marks

RKQ

— So many (or, much).

(or, buoys).

RKS

— Too many (or, much).

RLN

They have a buoy (or, mark) on —
— Trade-mark.

-HMW

EKT

Map-ped-ing.

What, or. Which are the leading marks?

RKU

Makble.

. QJS

What are the leading marks for crossing

the bar?

..FWC

RKV

March.

What are the marks?

.--ZCB

.

About March the — cztj

What bearing shall I keep the light (or, \

RKW

— Beginning of March.

landmark) on? ___

---QF

RKX

—End of March.

What brand (or, trade-mark)? ..

..HDY

RKY

— Next March.

RLO

Market.

RKZ

Mabe.

RLP

— How are the markets?

Is there any alteration in the market? 1

RLA

Margin-al.

ECN

Leave a good margin qkx

RLQ

— Market place.
Markets are very bad (very low) -

--FRS

RLE

Marine.

Marine Board gpl

RLS

Marline spike.

Marine glue obe

RLC

— Marine soap.

RLT

Marquis. Marchioness.

RLD

—Mercantile Marine.

RLU

Marry-ied-ing-iage.

RLE

Mariner.

Certificate of marriage .

---IHS

RLF

—Shipwrecked Mariners' Society.

Registrar of births, deaths, and
riages

mar-

.— GLI

RLG

Maritime.

Commissaire d'lnscription maritime,

JEY

Inscription maritime ply

Marsh. (Morass)

--RZS

RLV

Marshal.

Inscrit maritime plz

Provost Marshal

--UAP

Pr6fet maritime tsg

RLW

Martial.

Mark. (Coin) auh

Court-martial

Martial law

..JZY

..QIN

RLH

Mark-ed-ing.
Are there any alterations in the lights

RLX

Martingale.

(or, marks) ecb

RLY

Mask-ed-ing.

Are there nny lights (or, landmarks)?

QEA

Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper

Masked battery j

--FYO

RLZ

Mason -IC-EY-.

position LO

Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in

RMA

Mass. (Divine Service.)

its proper position hmg

RLI

—Can see the mark (or, beacon).
Can you give me a leading mark (or.

RMB

Massacre-d-ing.

direction) for making the land here-

RMC

Mast.

abouts (or at place indioated)1 pw

After cutting away her masts ...

..KHD

Can you make out the leading marks?

After, or, Jigger masts

--DRC

QJO

Can I get a spar for — mast — at —

?-NYH

Can you see the mark (or, beacon) ?.(;}ap

Can you rig a jury mast? ..

.. VW

RLJ

—Can not see the mark.

Cut away the mizzen mast .

-RWN

Do you know the leading mark? .-.qbv

Cut away your masts

.--KJ

High- water mark yvf

Damaged, or. Sprung mast; can not 1

How does the mark (beacon, or, buoy)

carry sail

---BH

bear? gah

Do not cut away your masts

--KHM

How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
mark) to bear? . gai

Fifthmast _.

MXO

First mast .^.

..NAY 1

I do not think marks (or, buoys) can

Five-masted ship

..MXP

be in their proper positions hmk

Foremast i

_.NJY

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

309

MAST— ME.

RMD

RME
RMF
RMG
RMH
RMI

RMJ

RMK

RML

Mast — Continued.

Fore topgallant mast -- njg

Fore topmast njk

Fore topmast sprung njl

Four-masted barque pxq

Four-masted schooner npc

Four-masted ship npd

Fourth mast npe

Fourth-mast chains UR

Half-mast your ensign _ MEL

Have, or, Has been dismasted lew

Hoist masthead flags-- owo

I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung

her — ( mast indicated) RCJ

Iron mast psz

Jigger mast. After mast dec

— Jury mast, or. Jury masted.

Lost the (or, her) masts Raz

Lower mast bcd

Mainmast egk

Mainmast sprung kgl

Main topgallant mast egz

Main topmast Rhc

— Mast-ed-ing. To mast.

— Masthead. At masthead.

—Masthead lantern (or, light, or, lamp).

— Mast is secured.

— Mast rope.

Mizzenmast RWQ

Mizzen topgallant mast - - - RWV

Mizzen topmast Rwz

Second mast vmd

Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower

mast KCJ

Sprung, or. Damaged a mast; can not

carry sail bh

Sprung my foremast and must bear up,

NKW

Sprung my foremast, but can fish it at

sea NKX

Steel mast wtm

Step of the — mast (tabernacle) --Wun

Third mast xqn

Three-masted schooner vjk

Topgallant mast xvq

Topmast ^^^

Under jury masts RMD

Vessel seen (or, indicated)lo8t her masts,

RBF

Visible from the masthead yqz

—When did you lose your masts?
Will you lend me a fish for my mast?-NCi
With loss of foremast nky

Master.

Beach master -/zj}

Captain, or. Master (Mercantile Marine),

HWQ

Harbor master. Captain of the port,

HWS

Harbor Hfester's oflflce - - om y

Postmaster, or, Post-oflflce official- -TQK

Quartermaster uey

Schoolmaster - vjh

Shipping master (or, officer) vyj

Station master 'WRQ

Mat-ted-ting.

Chafing mat ul

Coir, or. Grass matting- - - izt

Collision mat Jat

RMN
RMO
RMP

RMQ

RMS

RMT

RMU

RMV

RMW
RMX

RMY

RMZ
RNA
RNB
RNC
RND

RNE

RNF
RNG
RNH

RNI
RNJ

Match-ed-ing.

Match (for lighting).

Mate.

Boatswain's mate gvn

First mate (or, officer) nbc

— Mate is on shore.

Second mate (or, officer) vme

— Send the mate — off.

Third mate (or, officer) XQO

Materially.
Are you, or. Is — (vessel indieated)iaa,te-

rially damaged (or, injured) 1 ao

Have you materials for stopping the

leak? - - -QJW

— Have you the materials?
Is vessel specified, or. Are you materially

injured? ao

■Materials — ^f or — .

Mathematic-al-ly-ian.

Matter.

As a matter of course fac

Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,

QWH

I decline to have anything further to
say (or, do) in the matter eqo

Is anything the matter? Has any acci-
dent happened?-- --Bk

Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
agent Qwr

Money matters RYD

— What" is the matter?

Matting. (See also Mat) rml

Mattress.

Maul.

Mauve.

•

Maxim Gun.

Maximum.

May. (See Can) - cdz

May. (Month.)

About May the — -CZR

— Beginning of May.
—End of May.
—Next May.

Mayoralty.

— Lord Mayor — of — .

M. C. Member op Congress jpa

Me -- - CED

After me (my, mine) cea

Before me (my, mine) ---CEB

By me (my, mine) --- bjs

For me (my, mine) bpe

From me (my, mine) bpq

Give me (my, mine) nzy

In me (my, mine) . CDK

310

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

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ME— MEN.

RNK

RNL

RNM
RNO
RNP

RNQ

RNS
RNT

RNU

RNV

RNW

RNX
RNY
RNZ

Me — Continued.

Let me (my, mine) qnu

Me by bkd

Me to CEF

Me with CEG

Of me (my, mine) -_• CGO

On me (my, mine) CGZ

To me (my, mine) ONW

With me (my, mine)-- - Cwh

Meal.
During meal hours lpo

Indiajj Meal- PHY

Mean-t. To mean. . {See also Meaning
and Intend.)

Do you mean (intend) to — ? poq

I mean to carry sail all night vea

I mean to slip my cable .hrg

— What do you mean?

Mean. The mean.

In the meantime (meanwhile) enx

— Mean time.
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich

(or, first meridian) meantime Gil

My chronometer is slow on Greenwich

(or, first meridian) meantime GS

My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean

time is — XL

Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
meridian) mean time? XN

Meaning.
— Right meaning.
— What is the meaning — of — ?
Wrong meaning zkb

Means.

By all means DTK

By no means hpe

By no means plain tlv

By this means hpr

— By what means?
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any

means now available CD

Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or.
any means of making a signal) ?-_gsp

Every means mix

Have you any means of throwing a line?

QUJ
I have no means of laying out an anchor,

EIO

I, or. They wish to abandon but have not
the means aj

— No means — of.

No means of living . qwb

No means of sending _.vpl

Meanwhile.

Measles.

Measure. (See Table of British and
Foreign Measures, pages 51 to 54. )
Cubic, or. Solid measure (page 53) -AYB

Measure of capacity (page 52) ayj

Measure of length (page 51 ) _ . avk

Measure of weight (page 53) azx

Square, or. Surface measure (page 52),

axh

ROA

ROB

ROC
ROD

ROE
ROF

BOG

ROH

ROI

ROJ

ROK

ROL

ROM

RON

ROP
ROQ
ROS
ROU

ROV
ROW

ROX
BOY

ROZ

RPA

RPB
RFC
RPD

Measure-ed-ing-ment. To measure.
How many tons measurement of goods

can you take? - oev

Tons measurement xuw

Tons measurement of goods oey

Meat.

Australian meat fmg

Fresh meat.-.-- 1 nqw

Frozen meat nqa

Frozen meat cargo hzb

Preserved meat tuk

Salt meat _ ..VFu

Mechanio-al-ly-ism.
— Mechanical mine.
Stoker mechanic wvz

Medal.

Mediate-d-ing-ion-or.

Medical-ly.

Local Medical Board gpk

Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
geon PGL

Medical authorities pnm

Medical Board ^ gpm

— Medical comforts.

■Medical comforts running short.

Medical officer.
— Medical report.
— Medical stores.
— Medical survey.
— Medical treatment.

Want immediate medical assistance.TL

Medioine-al-ly.
Medicine chest iom

— Medicines have run short.

Meet-ing. (See also Mks.)

Did you meet (or, fall in) with? ...mrl
— Meet me at the railway station.

Parliament, Assembly, or. Congress met

(or, meets) on the — jpb

— Shall you meet?

— Should you meet (or, fall in) with.

When you meet — ...ZLS

Will you (or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day? ^- ..kod

Melanite.

Melt-ed-ing.
Molten Rxu

Member.
Member of Parliament (or. Deputy),

TBO

Member of Congreae jpa

Memorandum. Memo.
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo-DLC
Admiralty memo.. dlu

Memory-able.

Men. (Sec aiso Man.)

Armed men not allowed to land .
— Have men for.

-EUV

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311

MEN— MESSAGE.

EPE

RPF

KPG

RPH

RPI

RPJ

RPK

RPL
RPM

RPN

RPO
RPQ

RPS

RPT

EPU

RPV
RPW

RPX
RPY

RPZ

'RQA

Mmh— Continued.

Have you men enough? mdk

How many men? rki

— Let the men — .

— Men on leave.

— Men's letters.

— Newly-raised men.

— Officers and men.

— Want men {number and particulars, if

necessary).
— Your men.

Men-of-war. Man-of-war.

— Am a man-of-war.
Are there any men-of-war about? .-.SA
Are there many men-of-war now cruis-
ing KEX

Did you fall in with any men-of-war?

MRN

Have you seen {or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities vnm

I saw war vessels disguised off — --LEN
Manof-war ensign mep

Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . Here give the color or
design of the line of steamers that it

may be an imitation of leo

Passed, or, Saw some men-of-war . .tor
— Vessel looks like a man-of-war.
What men-of-war did you leave at — ,

qlr

Mend-bd-ing.

Mbntion-ed-ing.

Mercantile.
Captain, or. Master. (Mercantile Ma-
rine)— HWQ

—Is there any mercantile news?

Mercantile Marine RLD

Mercantile Navy List of country of
vessel signaling QVJ

Merchandise.

Merchant.

— Am a merchant vessel. .

Armed merchant ship BUW

Have you the Merchant Shipping Act
or Navigation Laws of the country of

vessel signaling? dig

Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen -OJ

— Merchant Navy.
—Merchant seaman.
—Merchant ship (or, vessel).

Merchant Shipping Act or Navigation
Laws of the country of vessel signal-
ing »IK

Merchant steamer --, Rpz

Merchant Vessels of the United States,
List of* Q'^J

^Published annually; contains names,
owners, signal flags, etc., of all United
States registered vessels.

Mercury. (The planet.)

RQB
RQC

RQD

RQE

RQF

RQG
RQH
RQI

RQJ

RQK

RQL
RQM

RQN

RQO
RQP

Mercury. Quicksilver _ .ufh

Fulminate of mercury ntb

Mere-ly.

Meridian. Meridian of.
Ante-meridian edu

Did you get a meridian altitude? .-EDH

Ex-meridian altitude edk

Meridian altitude edl

My chronometer is fast of Greenvrich
(or, first meridian) mean time gk

My chronometer is slow of Greenvwch
(or. first meridian) mean time GS

My first meridian is Cadiz, west of,

. Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49. 6s. ,

HSI

My first meridian is Greenwich nbk

My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 3° 20' 15 "=0h. 9m. 31s tbl

My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean

time is — \ xl

—On meridian of — .

Post-meridian --DRW

— Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
ridian of — .

What is your first meridian? nbl

Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
meridian) meantime?! xn

Merit-ed-ing-orious.

Mess-ed-ing.
— Mess room.
— Mess traps.

Message.
Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal

(or, message) dgo

Can telegraph message be forwarded

from—? WR

Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? , HU

Can not understand the message .-YHU

Cipher message iQt

Do you understand the message? . .yhv
Following communication (message, or,

signal) is secret and in cipher IQV

Forward following message by telegraph

_to — .--NMW

Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters, instead of writing it

at length xb

Forward message without loss of

time -- NMY

Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to— WT

— Have, or. Has message.
Have you any message (telegram, or-
ders, or, communication) for me? --IB
—Have you any message for your owner?
— Have you received my message?

I will leave a message at — Qkw

—I will repeat the message (or, what you

say).
—I will telegraph message immediately.
— Message is not understood.

Repeat the message urj

Secret message "^Mi

tSee note to Gbeenwioh, page 258.

312

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

MESSAGE-MIL.

Message — Continued.

Meteorological — Continued.

Send a message vpm

RSK

—Meteorological report for to-

morrow

Send following message by post to own-

gives CALM.

ers (or, to Mr. — ) at — wy

RSL

—Meteorological report for to

morrow

Send following message by telegraph to

gives MODERATE winds from —

- (direc-

owners (or, to Mr. — ) at — xa

tion indicated).

Send following message through the

RSM

— Meteorological report for to-

morrow

post to owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — by

gives STRONG winds from — (direction \

signal letters instead of wi'iting it at

indicated).

length wz

RSN

— Meteorological report for to-

morrow ■

Send my message through the tele-

gives winds variable from —

- (direc-

graph by signal letters , xb

tion indicated) .

Send reply to my message to signal

RSO

—Meteorological station.

station at — vqd

What is tie meteorological forecast for |

Shall I open your telegram and signal

to-day?

— ---ZK

its contents? * xc

What is the meteorological forecast for |

RQS

— Shall I send message by telegraph?
Telegraph following message to ^ (ship

to-morrow?

ZL

or person named) at — xd

RSP

Method-ical-ly.

Telegraph to my family at — the fol-

A bad method

FQU

lowing message XMF

A good method (or,, plan)

ODS

Telegraphic message xuf

Telephonic message » XMO

RSQ

Methylated spirits.

Will you leave a message for me? il

Will you repeat the message (or, sig-

Meter. (Measure of length)

---AWJ

nal)? WDQ

Cubic meter

ZNP

You have abridged the message so

EST

— Metric-al.

much that it is unintelligible dab

RSU

— Metrical System.
Square meter (square measure)

AXK

EQT

Messenger.

BQU

— By messenger

RSV

Metropolis-it AN.

RQV

Messrs.
Messrs. — and Co..- jgk

RSW

RSX

Mexican. Mexican Colors.
Microphone.

RQW

Met— WITH. (See also Meet. )

Has Congress (or, Parliament) met?.JOZ

RSY

Microscope-ic.

RQX

— Have you met?

Have you met any men-of-war? If so,

RSZ

Mid. Midships.

report their names (or, nation) --VNM

About mid-channel

OZS

RQY

—Met her off (or, in) — .

Keep in mid-channel

LU

RQZ

— Met with a vessel from — (or, of — ).

RTA

—Mid-channel.

Met with an accident ...bs

RTB

— Midway.

RSA

— Met with — (vessel indicated).

Congress, Parliament, or. Assembly met

RTC

Midday.

(or, meets) on the — jpb

RTD

Middle. Midst.

RSB

Metal-lic.

RTE

— In the middle of the — .

BSC

— Muntz's metal. (Number of sheets to

RTF

— Middle watch.

follow.)

RTG

—The middle of.

RSD

Meteor-ic.

RTH

Midnight.
After midnight

DRA

RSE

Meteorological.

At midnight-

rij

Meteorological log book gz a

RTI

— Before midnight.

Meteorological OfQce reports depression

approaching from the — etp

RTJ

Midshipman.

Meteorological Office reports gale ap-

proaching from the — etq

Midships

RSZ

BSP

— ^Meteorological report.

Helm amidships

EFJ

RSG

— Meteorological report for to-day gives

P AT M

RTK

— Midship section.

RSH

\.jA.ljSa.

—Meteorological report for to-day gives
MODERATE winds from — (direction

RTL

Midsummer.

indicated).

RTM

Midway.

RSI

—Meteorological report for to-day gives

strong winds from — (direction indi-

Might. (See Could).-.

CEI

cated).

RSJ

— Meteorological report for to-day gives
winds variable from — (direction

Mule. (Measure of length)

— AWG

indicated).

Mil. (Danish measure of length

...AWK i

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313

MIL— MESTUTE.

RTN
BTO

RTF

RTQ
RTS

RTU

RTV

RTW

RTX

BTY

RTZ

RUA

RUB

BUG

RUD

RUE

RUF

RUG

RUH

RUI

RUJ
RUK

Mil. (Swedish measure of length) . - . awl
Mil. ( Turkish measure of length) . . awg

MiLD-LY-NESS.

Mildew.

Mile. (English Statute) awn

English geographical (or, nautical)

mile -Awo

English statute mile - awn

Geographical mile ■ awo

German mile awm

Square mile axw

About a mile (or number indicated) -czi
After running — (miles indicated) .drh

Current runs — miles an hour key

Current will run very strong (indicate

miles per hour if necessary) kgb

How many miles an hour are you

going? BKJ

— ^How many miles nn hour can you (or

vessel indicated) go?
^How many miles from — ?
— I shall go — miles.
I shall go about — miles an hour till

daylight kni

- Keep vessel going about — miles an

hour PZR

Miles from (or, distant) LUI

Military.

— Have military stores on board.

— Is there any military news?

— Military invalid.

— ^Military offtcers.

— ^Military prison-er.

— Military secretary.

— Military stores.

— ^Military top.

— Military transport.

— Naval and military news.

Militia.

■Milk.

Fresh milk ..- - --NQX

Preserved milk..- tul

Mill-er.

MiLLiER. ( Measure of weight) ba v

Milligramme. (Measure of weight). -Bxw

Milliliter. (Measure of capacity) - - azg

Millimeter. (Measure of length) _ - -Awp
Cubic Millimeter (Cwbic Measure). .zso
Square millimeteri/Sfgitare measure) . axy

MiLLION-TH.

MiLREIS. (Coin) AUI

MlND-ED-ING-FUL.

Change of mind : ikp

— ^Mind you get paid.
Never mind she

Mine. (See My) ced

RUL

RUM

RUN
RUO
RUP
RUQ

RUS

RUV

RUW
RUX

RUY
RUZ

RVA
BVB

I RVC
RVD

RVE

MiNE-D-ING. To MDfE.

Buoyant mine ..hmz

Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be

mined -■ ild

Channel, or. Fairway is mined. Beware

of torpedoes.- xp

Channel, or, Fairway is not mined.. xq

Coal mine , iw(j

Countermine-d-ing jyq

Countermining 1 aunch jyr

Do not approach the coast because it is

mined etn

Electric mine lva

Electro contact mine : LVr

Floating mine. -_. nec

Gold mine ; odm

Ground mine oig

lUuminate-d-ing mine field pdb

Is the channel mined? ilp

Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo

boats)? xs

Line of mines. QUP

Mechanical mine. bod

— Mine. (A mine. )
Mine, or. Torpedo buoy xwn

— Mine case.

— Mine field.

— Mine laid.

— Mining district — of.

Submarine mine xbj

The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined mfu

—There are no mines laid.

Miner.

Mineral.
— Mineral oil.

Minim. (Measure of capacity) azh

Minimum.

MiNISTER-ED-ING-TBY.

Change of ministry ikq

Minister, Parson, or. Clergyman .. .itx
Minister, or. Ambassador eDv

Our Minister (or. Ambassador) — at — ,

EDW
MiNOR-ITY.

Government in a minority of — ofv

Minute.

Note. — For minutes of Arc and Time,
see page 58.

— Few minutes. In a few minutes.
— In how many minutes?
Making — (number to follow) revolu-
tions per minute uwj

Many minutes kkm

Minute gun okg

Minute guns firing in — (direction indi-
cated) OKH

Minute guns firing last night in — (quar-
ter indicated) OKI

Minutes of latitude qhv

Minutes of longitude Qze

— Minutes of time.

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MIRAGE— MONASTERY.

RVF

MiEAGE.

RWL

Mtt-ed-ing.

RVG

MiSCALCULATE-D-ING-ION.

RWM
RWN

MiZZEN TOP.

—Cut away the mizenmast.

RVH

Miscarriage.

RWO

Keep the mizen topsail shivering
—Lower mizen topsail yard.

-PZK

RVI

MiSCARRY-IED. TO MISCARRY.

RWP

Mizzen chains

— Mizzen course.

..IJT

RVJ

MiSCBLLANEOUS-LY.

RWQ

— Mizzenmast.

Miscellaneous cargo

-HZT

RWS
RWT

—Mizzen rigging.
— Mizzen royal.

RVK

MiSCONDUCT-ED-ING.

RWU
RWV

—Mizzen royal yard.
—Mizzen topgallant mast.

RVL

Misdemeanor.

RWX
RWY

—Mizzen top^llant sail.
—Mizzen topgallant yard.

RVM

Misfortune.

RWZ
RXA

— Mizzen topmast.
—Mizzen topmast staysail.

RVN

MlSLEAD-ING-T,F.D.

RXB
RXC

— Mizzen topsail.

— Mizzen topsail yard.

RVO

Mismanage-d-ino-ment.

Mna. (Measure of weight)

-BAX

RVP

MiSPLACE-D-ING-MENT.

RXD

Moat.

RVQ

Misprint-ed.

RXE

Mob.

RVS

Misrepresent-ed-ing-ation.

RXF

Mobilize-d-ing. To mobilize.

RVT

Miss. {TitU.)

RXG

Mobilization.

RVU

Miss-ed-ing. To miss.

Any missing

-EPO

RXH

MODEL-LED-LING.

RVW

— Have, or. Has been missing.

RVX

—Is, or. Are missing.

RXI

Moderate-d-ing-ly-ion.

RVY

—Missed fire.

Are the charges moderate?

—IMN

RVZ

—Missed stays.

Charges, or. Expenses are moderate, |

*

Missed the buoy

-HMT

IMP

Missed the mail

-RES

I shall weigh as soon as the weather |

Missed the mark, or, Passed the

port

moderates (or, permits)

...zo

(harbor, or, entrance)

-Mi'V

RXJ

— If weather moderates.

RWA

— None missing.

RXK

— Moderate breeze.

Several missing - ---

-TSQ

RXL

— Moderate gale.

We have missed the entrance {or, passed

Moderate weather. -

...ZF

harbor, or, port)

-MFV

Unsafe to run in until weather moder- |

ates

-YKO

RWB

MiSSION-ARY.

RXM

— Until weather moderates.

Important mission

-PEV

RXN

Wait until weather moderates.—
— When more moderate.

..-GK

RWC

MiST-Y.

RXO

— With moderate-ion.

RWD

Mistakf,-en-ing. Mistook.

Any mistake?

-EPD

RXP

Modipy-ied-ing-ication.

Be sure and make no mi stake

-RHY

Find out the mistake

-MYP

Mohammedan

— SCT

Make-ing, Made mistake

--RIK

RWE

— Mistake. {A mistake.)
Mistake has been made

-RKH

RXQ

MOIST-URE.

RWF

— No mistake.

RXS

Molasses.

RWG

— There is some mistake.

RXT

Mole.

RWH

Mister. Mr. — .

Alongside the mole

..EAU

Mister — , junior

-PXB

Inside the mole

— PML

RWI

Mistress. Mrs.

RXU

Molten.

MiSTRUST-BD-iNG. (Distrust.)

-T-HP

RXV

Moment-ary-arily-ous.

I expect every moment

1 expect your orders every momen

—MJL

RWJ

Misundeestand-ing.

t.MNL

RWK

—Misunderstood.

I shall weigh the moment the breeze

You have misunderstood the signal

-WDR

springs up

..HGA

MiTHKAL. (Coin.)

--AUJ

RXW

Monastbry-ic.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

315

MONDAY— MORNING.

RXY
RXZ

RYA
RYB
RYC

RYD
RYB

BYF

RYG

RYH

RYI

RYJ
RYK

RYL
RYM

RYN

RYO

RYP

RYQ
RYS

RYTJ

RYV
BYW

RYX
RYZ
BZA
RZB
BZC
RZD

RZE
RZF

RZG
RZH
BZI

Monday.
— Before Monday.
Last Monday qgd

—Monday morning.
— Monday night.
— Next Monday.

Money asu

Note.— See Table of United States
AND Foreign Moneys, pages 47-50.

Advance-d-ing. To advance {money),

DNK

Banknote, or, Paper money --AST

— Money matters.

Paper money, or, Bank notes asv

— Public money.

Want money ytw

Monitor.
Monkey.

MONOPOLY-IZE-D-lNa-IST.

Monsoon.

Against the monsoon dsf

— During the monsoon (or, trades).

— Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set

in?
— Next monsoon.

— Where did you fall in with the trade
(or, monsoon)?
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
soon? RBI

monster-ous-ly.

Montenegro-in. Montenegrin Colors.

Montevideo- AN. (See Uruguay. )

Month. This month.

— In the month of — .
Last month QGE

— Monthly.

Month's advance dng

Months ago dtm

Nextmfonth shx

On the — day of the month knq

—This month.

Moon.

First quarter of the moon nbf

Full moon nsp

Last quarter of the moon QGH

— Moonlight.

— New moon.

— No moon.

— We shall have moonlight.

— When moon goes down.

— When moon rises.

MOOR-ED-ING— with. TO MOOR.

— Do you moor? or. Shall you moor?

Driven, or. Broke from her moorings,

hjt
— I have picked up moorings.
— I shall moor.
—I shall not moor.

In anchoring look out for moorings.Elw

RZJ

RZK
RZL

RZM

RZN
RZO

RZP

RZQ

RZS

RZT

BZU

RZV
BZW

RZX
RZY

SAB

SAC

SAD

SAE

SAF

M.oon— Continued.

— Moor head and stem.

Mooring chain.:. uu

— Mooring swivel.
— Moorings.

Safely moored vdg

Shall you moor? rzp

— Take mooring swivel off.

There are moorings on — (Rearing indi-
cated) .. EL

— ^When moored.

— You must moor ; it is not safe otherwise.

MooR-isH. Morocco. Moorish Colors.

moral-ity.

Morass.

More.
A little more Qvt

AflEairs appear more settled (look more

peaceful) doz

Affairs look more unsettled dpb

Any more bpp

Anything further eqj

Cannot pay any more ten

Driving ; I can veer no more cable ; no

more anchors to let go nk

Have you room for more cargo? iar

How many (or, much) more? rkl

I have no more anchors to let go eip

Keep more away pyw

Keep more to leeward pyx

Keep more to port pyz

Keep more to starboard pza

Keep more to windward p2b

Keep more toward the shore pzc

Make more sail —. Set your — ril

More hands are required — at ■ — ome

More rain than wind zev

More scope vjp

— More than.

Much, or. Many more RKO

Must take in more ballast fts

— No more. Nothing more.
Send more vpz

— Some more.
Steer more to port. (To he kept flying
until course is sufficiently altered) -MJ
Steer more to starboard. ( To he kept fly-
ing until course is sufficiently al-
tered) --MK

Veer more cable ku

— Want more support.
When more moderate Rxn

MoRNmo. In the morning.

Every morning -Miy

Friday morning - nrj

Monday morning RYA

Morning after drs

— Morning before.

— Morning watch.

Saturday morning vhw

Sunday morning xea

—This morning.
Thursday morning xru

—To-morrow morning.

Tuesday morning ydk

Wednesday morning zai

— Yesterday morning.

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Part II.

MORPHIA— MUCH.

SAG
SAH

SAI

SAJ

SAK

SAL

SAM

SAN

SAO

SAP
SAQ

SAR

SAT

SAU

SAV

SAW

SAX

SAY
SAZ

SBA

SBC
SBD
SBE

SBF

SBG
SBH
SBI

SBJ

MOKPHIA.

MOEROW. TO-MOREOW -.XUO

• — Before to-morrow.

The day after to-morrow dry

To-morrow afternoon drz

To-morrow morning sab

To-morrow night xup

To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's
post TQH

Morse alphabet ebp

— Do not understand Morse code.

— Do you understand Morse code?

— Morse code.

— Use Morse code.

— Will use Morse code.

mortal-ly-ity.

Mortar.
Mortar battery pyp

— Mortar for throwing a line.
— Mortar vessel.

MORTGAaE-D-ING-R-E.

mobtiiy-ied-ing. to mortify.

Mortification.

Mosquito.

MosT-LY. The most.

Most certain-ly ihl

Most economical speed ltd

Most likely (or, probable) Qtv

Most of all DYO

— Most of them.

The most saw

Winds have m ostly been — zfp

Motheb-ly.

Motion.
Disregard motions. Disregard leader's

movements lfx

Follow motions --_ngt

Parallel -motion gear . tax

Parallel -motion rod out of order tay

— Report the motions of — .

Motive.

— What is the motive?

— Without any motive.

Motor.

Electric motor lvb

Motor engine mat

Mou. {Square vieasure) axq

mould-ed-ing.

Mound.

Mount-bd-ing. To mount.
How many guns do you mount? ...rkg
Mounted escort ..mhc

MOUNTAIN-OUS.

SBK

SBL

SBM

SBN
SBO
SBP

SBQ

SBR

SBT

SBU

MouRN-ED-iNG. ( OHeve ) OHX

Mouse.

Mouth.

Off the mouth of the river— {or, — ) .UYJ

Move.
Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
gard motions - lfx

I can not weigh until you have moved,

ZAV

I do not think we shall get any good by

moving oeg

— Moved.
— Movement.
— Moving.

M. P. Member of Parliament {or.
Deputy) tbo

Mr. — Mister ewh

Mr. — , junior pxB

Mrs. — * — Rwi

Much.

As much — as faz

As much as can be taken fba

As much {or, many) as possible fay

Cannot gain much :.-NYL

— How much?

How much longer? qyr

How much {or, many) more? rkl

It will not avail much roj

Much altered ecq

Much better gis

Much censure for igu

Much cut up KHP

Much damage has been done — to {or,

by) — --- KJQ

Much danger klf

Much fatigued {or, tired) mtx

— Much hurt.

Much, or. Many less qnm

Much longer qyv

Much, or. Many more rko

. Much nearer ' SFI

Much pleased '.tmr

Much regret-ted uoa

Much sea. Heavy sea UQ

Much surf. Heavy surf osz

Much swell on ___ue

Much tired (or, fatigued) mtx

Much to blame -. gmh

Much worse zig

— Not much.

Not much longer qyw

Not much loss eba

Not much sea us

Not much wanted ytp

Quite as much as ufq

So much {or, many) : bkq

Take as much as xjk

Too much {or, many) eks

Too much scope vjq

Too much sea : xjv

Too much strain on — _WYI

Too much surf XFU

Too much swell .xhk

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

317

MUCH— MUST.

SBV
SBW

SBX

SBY
SBZ

SCA
SCB
SCD
SCE
SCF

SCG
SCH

SCI

SCJ
SCK
SCL

SCM
SCN

SCO

SCP
SCQ

SCR
SCT

Much — Oontitmed.
Too much wind zfb

— Very much.

— Was much pleased.

"Will there be much profit? txz

"With much pleasure tmx

Mud. (Measure of capacity) ayz

MUD-DY.

Muddy bottom . hbd

MUFFLE-D-INti.

Mug.

Mulatto.

mule-teer.

Multiple.

multiply-ied-ino-ication.

Multitubular.
Multitubular boik gxp

Mumps.

municipal-ity.

MuNTz's METAL. (Number of sheets to
follow) ESC

MuKDER-ous-ER. (See also Assassinate. )
Accused of having murdered some one,

DGI

— Murdered.

Muriatic acid.

Muscat. Muscat Colors.

Muscle. Muscular.

Mushroom.

Mushroom anchor ejc

Music- AL-iAx.

Musket, Small arms, etc evd

— Musket shot.

—•Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
"y^ou are within musket (or, rifle) range,

UIA

Muslin.

MUSQUITO s.w

Mussulman.

Must .--cej

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must BUY

He, She, It (or persons or thing s indi-
cated) m.ust be buz

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not -.. BVA

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc

How must? BXP

MusT^Continued.

I must CEK

I must be , bge

Imuslinot .__ cel

I must not be bgf

I must not delay (detain) ksi

If I must BZJ

If I must not BZK

Letters must be sent — to — (or, by — ),

QOL

Must anchor ejd

Must be.-- cem

Must be acknowledged ...dgt

Must be adopted , dmk

Must be altered I ecr

Must be complete-d with — jkr

Must be prevented tvj

Must be ready — to (or, for) ujp

Must come jdi

Must do (or, be done) cen

Must examine (or, be examined) — for,

mke

Must go-- ocv

Must have ceo

Must have been cep

Must have had ceq

Must he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated)"! cer

Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces

Must I (my, mine)? get

Must I go? ^^_ ocw

Must I send? T vpk

Must leave qli

Must not CEU

Must not be CEV

Must not do (or, be done ) cew

Must obtain (or, be obtained) snv

Must oppose ^ STC

Must relinquish upd

Must shift VWY

Must that (or, this)? cex

Must the? CEY

Must there be cez

Must these (or, those)? cfa

Must they (their-s) ? . cfb

Must use YMQ

Must we (ours)? cpd

Must you-r-s cfe

That, or. This must cli

That, or. This must be clj

That, or. This must not clk

That, or. This must not be clm

They must cfg

They must be bhv

They must not cfh

They must not be ---: bhw

We must cfi

"We must be ._ bip

"We must not -.cfj

We must not be biq

What, or, Which must? cqh

When must? CRO

Where must? . cti

Who must? CUQ

Why must? cvo

You must cfk

You must be bjf

You must not cpl

You must not be bjg

You must not (or, can not) make any
excuse mli

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Part II.

MUSTAED— NATION.

SOU
SCV

SOW
SOX
SCY
SCZ

SDA

SDB

SDC
SDE

SDF

Mustard.

muster-ed-ing.
Muster book (or, roll).. Roster gzb

Musty.

mutilate-d-ing-ion.

mutiny-ous-eer.

Crew have mutinied -..kcq

— Mutinied.

Mutiny; want assistance yf

Mutton.
Fresh mutton nqy

MUTUAL-LY.

Let us keep together for mutual support
(or, protection) in

MUZZLE-D-ING.

— Muzzle loader-ing.

My. Mine ced

Aftermy (me, mine) ..cea

Are, or, Is my (mine)? bel

Before my (me, mine) ceb

By my (me, mine) bjs

Can, or. May my (I, mine)? bkg

, Could, or, Might my (I, mine)? blc

Do, Does, or. Did my (mine)? bmh

For my (me, mine) bpe

From my (me, mine) _. bpq

Give my (me, mine) nzy

Had, Has, or, Have my (mine)? bqs

If my (I, mine) byw

In my (me, mine) j. ..cdk

Let my (me, mine) qnu

Must my (I, mine)? cet

Need my (I, mine)? ceh

Not my (I, mine) cfu

Of my (me, mine) CGO

On my (me, mine) cgz

Ought my (I, mine) ? chp

Shall, or, Will my (I, mine)? cit

Should, or. Would my (I, mine)? -.CJCJ

That my (I, mine) old

To my (me, mine) ...cnw

Was, or. Were my (I, mine)? cos

When my (I, mine) crl

Where my (I, mine) CTP

With my (me, mine) cwh

Myriagramme. {Measure of weight. ) .bay

Myriametre. ' (Measure of length. ) _ . awq

Myself ced

Mystery-ious-ly-ness.

Mystron. (Measure of capacity.) ..ayr

SDG
SDH
SDI
SDJ

SDK

SDL
SDM

SDN
SDO

SDP
SDQ
SDR

SDT

SDU
SDV
SDW

SDX

SDY
SDZ

SEA
SEB

SEC

N. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,

seepage 13.)
Nail.

Naked-ness.

Name-d-ing. To name.

Christian name ---IPZ

Could not learn name ..qkd

Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
report their names and nationalities,

VNM

— His (or, her) name is — .
Keep the two objects named in one line,

QUM

— My name is — .
— Name (a name).

Name on the bow hcl

Name on the stem wuk

— Name unknown.
— Name will be spelt.

No name on the bow hcm

No name on the stem wus

Repeat ship's name; your flags were

not made out _.du

Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph -Wdp

Spell the name wnd

— Try to make out the name of vessel in —

(direction indicated).
— What is her name?

What is the commander's name? jep

— What is the name — of?
What is the name of admiral (or, senior

officer)? DLO

What is the name of lighthouse (light-
ship, or, point) in sight? rw

What is the name of the captain of —

(ship indicated)'! hxn

What is the name of signal station (or,

ship) insight? vg

— What is your name?
Your name is not on my list ; spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table, page 15) ebq

Nameless.

Namely.

Naphtha.

Napoleon, or, Louis. (Coin) ,.aup

Narrate-d-ing-ive.

Narrow-ly-ness.

— ^In the narrow part of the.
Narrow-ly escaped mgz

— Not very narrow.
The channel (or, fairway) is narrow.lLB
Very narrow-ly ypk

Nation-al-ity.
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and

nationalities vnm

Vessels of nations specified were all

leaving i qlm

— What nation do you (or vessel indi-
cated) belong to?

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319

NATIVE— NEAT'S.

SED

SEF

SEG

SEH
SEI

SEJ
SEK

SEL
SEM

SEN
SEO

SEP

SEQ
SER
SET

SETT

SEV
SEW

SEX

SEY

SEZ

SFA

SFB

Nativb-ity.

Native craft kba

Native crew --_ kdc

—Native troops.
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment ywq

— Yessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft.

Natubalize-d-ing-ation.

Nature-al-ly.

I should like to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my

boat (or, communicate) fc

— What is the nature— of ?

What is the nattire of the bottom? or.
What kind of bottom have (or, had)
you HBK

NAtTTICAL-LY.

Have you th& Nautical Almanac for the
current year {or year indicated)'', .eq

, Nautical Almanac dzw

Nautical mile, or, Knot awo

Naval. (See aho Naty.) Belonging
TO THE Navy.

— ^Is there any naval news?

Lieutenant in the Naval Beserve? -QPX

Naval and military news eue

Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen-HiA

^Naval court.

—Navy Department.
Naval depot - kur

— Naval invalid.
Naval manoeuvres.-. bjv

— Naval officer.

— Naval prison-er.

—Naval Reserve. (Royal Naval Reserve. )

—Naval Beserve officer. Officer of the
Royal Naval Beserve.

— Naval station.

— Naval store.

Naval Beserve ensign meq

Sublieutenant in the Boyal Naval' Be-
serve QP2

Navigate-d-ing.

Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi-
gation J?

Derelict reported passed on — m lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr

Have you a book of Navigation Tables?

EN

Have you the Navigation Laws, or,
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
try of vessel signaling _ . . dig

—Is it necessary (i. e., does the naviga-
tion require me) to take a pilot?
Is the river navigation difficult? ---Kzw
— Navigable.
— Navigation.
Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship-
ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
naling -- ^''^

— Navigation Tables.

Passed a derelict vessel apparently in
good condition ; hull well out of the
water; dangerous to navigation -KVS

SEC

SFD
SPE

SPG

SFH

SPI

SPJ

SFK

SFL

SPM
SPN

SPO

SEP
SFQ
SFB

Navigate — Continued.
Person to navigate tgu

Navy (Boyal, or. State) . (See also Na-
val.)

Belonging to the Navy. Naval sel

Captain in the Navy hwp

Lieutenant in the Navy Qpw

Mercantile Navy List Qvj

Merchant Navy epx

Naval SEL

United States, Royal, or, State Navy-SFC

United States, Royal, or, State Navy

List, or, Register Qvm

Neap tide.

— Vessel indicated v?ill be neaped.

Near-ed-ing. To neae.

Ammunition is nearly exnended efe

As near as , fbo

Can not distinguish youi signal flags;
come nearer {or, make Distant Sig-
nals) VM

Come nearer -.-JOT

Come nearer, Stop, or. Heave-to; I have
something important to communi-
cate Code Flag over H

Deepest water is nearer the bank {or,

reef) ...fvb

Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV

Do not approach too near eto

Do not come so near JDE

Do not keep so near pyo

— How near did you pass to — ?
I will keep near you during the night,

IVF

Is adrift — near — dmq

Keep near to me .-.pzd

Keep nearer — to pzb

. — Much nearer.
Must be nearing the land. Near the

land QEP

Near-ly enough mdp

Near the buoy hmit

Near the engine room mbr

Near the land Qep

— Near the point.

— Near the rocks.
Nearto— . {Close to) rvc

— Nearer-est.

— Nearest port'.

— Nearly.

Nearly afloat dqa

Nearly all our '- --SVQ

Nearly clear— of ito

Nearly enough mdp

— Not so near.
Stand nearer the shoal {or, bank, or,

reef) fwa

Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer ; I have

something important to communicate.

Code Flag over H

Sunk off {or, near) the — weo

Tooclose(or, near) ivj

Very near-ly ypl

— You are too near the rocks.

Nbat-ly-ness-ee-est.
Nbat's-foot Oil.

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NECESSARY— U K WS.

SFT

Necessary.

SGW

Nest.

Absolutely necessary dbi

Crow's nest — .kes

Amputation necessary -.egs

^ (

Complete refit necessary jkm

SGX

Net-ted-ting.

Consider it {or, them) necessary _ _ . jqh

All nets lost dxp

Despatch is necessary. jk

Boom for torpedo net- gzy

Have you (or persons indicated) the

Both booms with nets lost Gzo

necessary certificates {or, credentials)?

Defence net --.kri

IHZ

Fishing net -Nbw

SFU

— I do not think it necessary.

Hammock netting OLU

SFV

— If necessary, or. If you think it neces-

Jib net pvo

sary.

SGY

— Net obstruction.

Is it necessary {i. e., does the navigation

One booia with net lost gzu

require me) to take a pilot? sey

One net lo^ rbc

Torpedo net xwv

SFW

—It was necessary.

SFX

— It will be necessary.

Two {or number indicated)' nets lost.

SFY

— ^Necessary papers.

RBD

Pilot not necessary tjl

SGZ

Nett.

Regular survey necessary uoc

Nett weight zbf

Repairs necessary ure

Scarcely necessary viu

SHA

Neuter-ral-ity.

SFZ

— Will it be necessary — to {or, for)?

Neutral colors (or, ensign) mer

SHB

— Neutral port.

SGA

Necessity.

SHC

— Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral.

Any necessity for? epg

Port is neutral — .tos

In case of necessity {or, accident) . --BP

SGB

— No necessity of — for — .

SHD

Never.

Under the necessity of - - y'hl

SHE

— Never mind.

Will prevent the necessity of tvn

SHF

Nevertheless.

sac

Neck. {Part of body. )

SHG

New-er-est-ly.

SGD

Need-ed.

A new establishment -.- mhk

SGE

— In need {or, want) of.

Bend a new sail . vds

Need be ...bgy

Fitting new propeller nco

Need be under no anxiety about -.-EOJ

Laid up to have a new boiler put in.Qiir

Need I (my, mine) ceh

Must have anew boiler gxh

Need not be bgz

Must have a new shaft VTl

SGF

— Need not fear.

New boiler had {or, has) been put in,

Need not interfere pql

GXI

New book Gzc

SGH

Needle.

Newmoon _. ryz

Magnetic needle heq

New system xic .

Twine, needles, and palms for repairing

Newly -raised men rph

sails . YPN

SHI

News. (See aiso Account.)

SGI

Negative-d-ing. Negation.

Any news— of? eph

Answered negatively - - __ - _ .-EMS

Any news of my family? epi

No, or, Negative-D, or, Code Flag over d

Any news of the — mail? epj

Bad news — of frh

SGJ

Neglect -BD-iNG-FUL-LY.

Goodnews— of — oea

A great neglect of duty lqd

Have you any news of recent date from

SGK

—By some neglect.

{or, about) — ? kmd

SGL

— Do not neglect.

Indifferent news {or, accounts) — of — ,

Great neglect ohe

DFG

SGM

— Have, or. Has been neglected.

SHJ

— Is the news official?

Neglect of duty lqe

Is there any mercantile news? rpt

Is there any military news? rtw

SGN

Negligent-ly-ce.

Is there any naval news? sem

SHK

— Is there any political news?

SGO

Negotiate-d-ing-ion-ble-ob.

Latest news.-- qhf

Naval and military news rue

SGP

Negro.

SHL

— News expected on — .
News, or. Report is confirmed joe

SGQ

Neighbor-hood.

News, or, Report, or. Information is not

SGE

—In the neighborhood of — .

correct jxc

Newspaper .SHO

SGT

Neither — of.

No news— of — _. _SD

SGU .

—Neither of them.

No news of importance _ pex

SGV

—Neither of us.

SHM

— Political news.

Neither seen nor heard obm

Receive-d-ing news— of {or, from) ..uld

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321

NEWS— NINE.

SHN

SHO
SHP

SHQ
SHR

SHT

SHU

SHV
SHW

SHX

SHY

News — Continued.
Some important news has arrived -Eym
Telegraphic news arrived from — - . . jx
What is date of latest news from^"?-SE

Wha.t is the news from — ? SF?

What will be abont the latest — news

from — ? SE

— Where, or; What source did the news
come from?

Newspaper.

— By a newspaper of — {date following) .
Can you give (or, lend) me a newspaper?

SB

— Have you — newspaper of — date?
— I am sending you some newspapers.
Newspapers up to — (date indicated)

{from — , if necessary) sc

What is the date of your latest news-
paper (or, letter)? kmj

— ^Will you send me some newspapers?
Would you like to see our newspapers?

SL

New York.

Report me to "New York Herald"

Office, London Vl

Report me to "New York Herald"

Office, New York UJ

Report me to "New York Herald"

Office, Paris uk

^f EXT

By the next ship VXH

Expected next mail mni

Expected next week mnj

Next account dfi

Next ahead nvo

Next April euc

Next astern fhp

Next August PMD

Next autumn fny

Next day. Dayafter dro

Next December kpn

Next February MUS

—Next flood.

—Next Friday.

Next January PU,w

Next July— - pwq

Next June --- pwy

Next mail Rft

Next March RKY

Next May -RNH

Next Monday Ryc

Next monsoon RYL

— Next month.

Next November --SKX

Next October--' soj

Next of kin- Qau

Next opportunity sry

— Next quarter.

Next Saturday vhu

Next season vlx

Next September vrn

Next spring wov

Next summer XDO

Next Sunday xdz

Next Thursday xrt

Next tide XSE

Next time {or, opportunity) sry

Next Tuesday ydj

Next voyage yrw

SHZ
SIA
SIB

SIC

SID

SIE
SIF
SIG
SIH

SIJ

SIK

Next — Continued.

Next Wednesday.- zah

Next'week - zan

Next winter ZGI

Next year 1---ZKX

The next mail goes in — {vessel indi-
cated) RFX

What vessel takes the next mail? ..rfy
When ought the next mail to arrive?

RGA

When ought the next mail to leave?

KGB

nicaragua-n. nicaraouan colors.
Nickel. Nickel-plated.

Night.

Arrived during the night — bxw

As soon as it is dark fbm

At night --— - PiK

— Before night.

By night - hpd

Do you remain all night? uph

During the night lpt

Every night miz

Friday night nrk

Guns firing last night in — {quarter in-
dicated) - OKA

I mean to carry sail all night vea

I sail to-night XUR

I shall lie-to during the night -_lpx

I shall steer — during the night- --WTZ
I will keep close to you during the night,

IVF

If the night is dark klq

Keep a strict watch all night pyj

Keep fires on the shore all night — pzw
Keep me in sight during the night -PYT

Last night QGP

Lookout will be kept on the beach all

night KG

Midnight , RTH

Minute guns firing last night in — {quar-
ter indicated) OKI

Monday night RYB

— ^Night attack.
Night clothing ivt

— Night observation.

— Night signal.

— ^Night watch.

— Nightly,
Parted in the nightfrotn her anchors.EJK

Passed during the night toq

Pay strict attention to signals during

the night dt

Saturday night vhx

Shall we get to an anchorage to-night?

ELF

Sunday night xeb

—This night.

Thursday night xrv

To-morrow night xup

To-night XUQ

To-night's post :.xus

Tuesday night ydl

Wednesday night zaj

Will you keep close to me during the
night?---: - lYK

Will you make the land to-night?. -QEV

Nine-th-ly.

76564—09 21

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NINETEEN— NORTH.

SIL
SIN
SIO
SIP

SIQ
SIR

NiNETEEN-TH.
NiP-PED-PING.

Freshen the nip .
—Nipper.

NiTBE-IC-ATE.

Nitrate of potassium tra

Nitrate of silver web

Nitrate of soda wja

— Nitric acid.
— Nitroglycerine.

No, or. Negative, d, or, Code Flag over d

At no time fil

By no means hpe

No accounts of — dfj

No accounts received dfk

No acquisition dhn

No advance ...dnh

No advantage dnu

No anchor left ejp

No appearance — of ESC

No arrangement — to (or, for) exj

No assistance can be rendered ; do the

best you can for yourselves ex

No authority— to — pmw

No boat available fg

No boat could live gtw

No boat fit for the work zhv

No boat on board gtx

No bread hep

No chance (or, opportunity) ike

No choice ...ipw

No complaint — of JKC

No danger klg

No difference _^ kzm

Nodifaculty lac

No doctor {or, surgeon) ux

No doctor (or, surgeon) available .-W^M

No doubt. Doubtless lmb

No expectation— of — mnr

No experience mof

No hope OYA

No, I cannot - Huz

No improvement .--PPT

No instructions (or, orders) pni

No intelligence — of pop

No interest in — ..--PQJ

No interpreter available prf

No lives lost QRF

No means— of — --- rnw

No mistake RWP

No moon RZA

No more. Nothing more Ezv

No necessity — of {or, for) sgb

No news — of SD

No news of importance _ pex

No objection — to smp

No one sru

No one hurt pat

No one killed ' Qao

No opportunity ike

No opposition -•--_ --STD

No orders pni

No passage tdg

No person tgr

No proof TYR

No reduction CXT

No remuneration UQJ

No reply- Enh

SIT
SIU
SIV
SIW

SIX
SIY

SIZ

SJA

SJB

SJC
SJD
SJE
SJF

SJG
SJH
SJI

SJK
SJL

No — Continued.

No room — for tjzq

No seamen to be had vlq

No surgeon {or, doctor) ux

No trace— of xzh

No use YMR

No variation.- jia

No vegetables to be obtained yoi

No water to be had yvh

On no account -..dfb

There is no obstruction snl

There is no risk iiyd

There is no shelter vwo

There wiUbe no profit txy

Under no anxiety — to (for, or, about),

EOK

We have no passenger tdu

NOBLE-Y-MAN.

Nobody. No one. Not anyone.

Noise.

Make no noise. Keep silence rin

— Noisy-ily.

Nokta. (Measure of length) awp

NOMINAL-LY.

Nominal horsepower oyk

NOMINATE-D-ING-ION.

Noncommissioned, or. Petty officer,

THJ

nonconductor-ing.

None. Not any ---ept

— I have none.

None killed. No one killed qao

— None left.

None missing rwa

— None of that size.
— None received.
— None to spare.
— ^None wounded.

Noon. At noon fim

A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon,

EDU

P.M. Afternoon. In the afternoon,

DRW
What was your latitude at noon? QIE

Nor.

Nordenfelt Gun.

normal-ly.

North (compass in degrees) abc

North (compass in points) aqd

— Northern-erly-ward.
Alongshore to the northward of — (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eap

— From the northward.

North Atlantic fjl

North cone hoisted --.jnm

North country coal ---IXF

North latitude qhx

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323

NORTH— NOT.

SJM

SJN

SJO
SJP
SJQ

SJR

SJT

North — Continued.
North Pacific syw

North-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.

— North-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.

On, or, At the north coast of — iyf

On, or, At the NE. coast of — iyg

On. or. At the NW. coast of — itn

— ^Pole, or. North star.

— To, or. For the northward.

— Too far to the northward.

(For Compass Signals see pages 45, 46. )

Norway. Norwegian. Norwegian
Colors.

Nose.

Not CPM

Am I not? BED

Am, Is, or, Are not beg

Am, Is, or, Are not able — to cyg

Am, Is, or. Are not to be bfd

Am, Is, or. Are not to have bqd

,Pnt not- IiOM

Can, or. May they not? bkm

Can not, or. May not bkp

Can not, or May not be bfj

Can not, or. May not do {or, be done),

BLX

Can not, or. May not do it bly

Can not, or. May not have bqh

Can not, or. May pot have been bfk

Can not, or. May not have done (or,
been done) blz

Can not, or. May not have had bqx

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or, per-

son-s or things indicated) be? btm

Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or, per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

BTN

Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons

or thing s indicated) not Tae? btp

Could, or. Might not bld

Could, or, Might not be bfn

Could, or. Might not do (or, be done),

BMD

Could, or, might not have - bql,

Could, or, might not have been bfo

Could, or. Might not have done (or, been

done) BMC

Could, or. Might not have had bqm

Do, does, or. Did not bmi

Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
cated) have btr

Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, i\„or persons

or things indicated) not? bt w

Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, it.or persons

or things indicated) not been? - - ..btx

Had, Has, or,Have,he(she, it, or ^ersou-s

or things indicated) not had? bty

Had, Has, or. Have not bqu

Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs

Had, Has, or. Have not done (or, been

done) : bms

Had. Has. or, Have not had -BQV

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bud

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) be---BDE
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not BUG

Not — Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) does (do, or, did) not -Bui

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or have) not bun

He, She. It (or persons or things indi-

cafed)had(has, or, have)not been-BUO

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

caied) had (has, or, have) not Qone(or,

is, or, are not doing) .bup

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not buw

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux

He, She, It, etc. , may. (See Can, above) .
He, She, It, etc. , might. (See Could, above).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not BVA

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to EVE

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be. bvg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be-BVQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,

be done) bvr

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cafed) should (or, would) not have-BVS
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) vfos (or, were) not bvu

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) was (or, were) not to be -.bvx

I am not bei

I cannot (or, may not) ..-Bkr

I cannot (or, may not) be bfy

I can not (or, may not) have brj

I could (or, might) not blm

I could (or, might) not be bga

I could (or, might) not have. brl

I do (or, did) not '. bmz

I had (or, have) not bro

I had (or, have) not been. -. bgd

I had (or, have) not done bnc

I had (or, have) not had brp

I must not --- CEL

Imust not be bgf

I ought not to CHM

Ishall (or, will) not Cip

I shall (or, will) not be bgi

Ishall (or, will) not do bne

Ishall (or, will) not have brs

I should (or, would) not cjn

I should (or, would) not be -BGL

I should (or, would) not do bng

I should (or, would) not have bru

I should (or, would) not have been-BGM

I was not --- coi

I was not able to -CYJ

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not) bye

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NOT.

Not — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could {or, might) not byg

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) Aobs (do, or, did) not byi

If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi-
cated) had'(has, or, have) not byk

If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not byn

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, -will) not byq

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should {or, would) not bys

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) was {or, were) not byu

If I am not byz

If I am not able to — cyl

If I cannot {or, may not) bzc

If I could {or, might) not bze

If I do {or, did) not bzg

If I had {or, have) not bzi

If I must not BZK

If I ought not to -. BZM

If I shall {or, will) not bzo

If I should {or, would) not bzq

If I was not Bzu

If it can not {or, may not) be done, . bzs

If not Bzv

If they are not cag

If they can not (or, may not) cai

If they could {or, might) not cal

If they did {or, do) not can

If they had {or, have) not cap

If they shall {or, will) not car

If they should {or, would) not cat

If they were not cav

If we are not cay

If we can not {or, may not) cba

If we could {or, might) not cbe

If we do (or, did) not cbg

If we had {or, have) not cbi

If we shall {or, will) not cbk

If we should {or, would) not obm

If we were not cbo

If you are not cbk

If you are not able to — cyn

If youtian not {or, may not) cbt

If you could {or, might) not cbv

If you do {or, did) not cbx

If you had {or, have) not cbz

If you shall {or, will) not cdb

If you should {or, would) not-^ cdf

If you were not cdh

la, etc. {See Are, above.)

It cannot be bgo

It can not {or, may not) be done bnl

It could {or, might) not be done..-BNO

It had {or, has) not been done bnq

It ought not to be bgs

It ought not to be done bns

It shall {or, will) not be. --BGU

It shall (or, will) not be done .bntj

May, etc. {See Can, above. )
Might, etc. {See Could, above.)

Must not CEU

Must not be CEV,

Must not do {or. be done) cew

Need not be bgz

Need not fear sgf

SJU
SJV

SJW

Not — Continued.
Need not interfere pql

Not CFM

Not a good plan tly

Not a great many ohm

Not according to — - deq

Not according to orders der

Not acquainted — with — dh j

Not afloat dqb

Not allowed. Disallow-ed dzl

Not always edt

Not amiss eel

Not amounting to .-.egk

Not anj-. None ept

Not any one siu

Not approved of etw

Not armed . ygj

Not arrived eyo

Not as soon — as win

Not at all DYP

Not at present ._ tua

Not bad-ly ert

Not be (been, being) _• cfn

Not before __- gdj

Not begun yet gdt

Not by.. ceo

Not certain ihm

Not classed isg

Not clear itq

Not come jdk

Not commenced jet

Not correct jxd

Not doing cfp

Not done cfq

Not enough. mdq

Not exactly mjw

Not far down lmk

Not for cFR

Not from cFS

Not his (hers, its) cft

Not I (my, mine) . CFU

Not if I were in your place tli

Not immediately pdk

— Not impossible.
— Not improved.

Not in CFV

Not in favor of, . mue

— Not included-ing.

Not insured poB

Not less QNO

Not likely. Unlikely qtw

Not long ago dtn

Not much sBU

Not much longer qyw

Not much loss rba

Not much sea us

Not much surf xft

Not much to blame gmi

Not much wanted ytp

Not my (mine) cfu

Not of.. CFW

Not often. Seldom spy

Not on CFX

Not our-s (us) cfy

Not possible pfb

Not quite ufp

Not ready ujq

Not reliable uox

Not removed xjqe

Not room to wear mb

Not safe to risk making the land.-.VDE ?

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325

NOT.

THOT— Continued.

Not severe vsx

Not signed wcf

Not so -- wiM

Not so many — as — rkp

Not so near sfo

Not so often---* spz

Not so well — as zbm

Not such a thing xpt

Not sure (certain) ihm

Not that (or, this) ,.: cfz

Not the ^-C CGA

Not their-s (they) , ' cge

No't there cgb

Not these (or, those) cgd

Not time enough xto

Not to CGF

Not to be CGH

Not to be done CGi

Not to be had cgj

Not to be inserted-- pme

Not to exceed -Mkp

Not to remain _._upl

Not too much to port tpf

Not too much to starboard wqt

Not under command lights JEC

Not under control JED

Not until YLF

Not very large Qfu

Not very narrow sea

Not wind enough , mdr

Not with CGK

Not without permission tgf

Not worth getting ofl

Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC

Not yet. By and bye hpx

Not you-r-s - cgl

Ought not to CHB

Ought not to be chs

Ought not to be able to — cyp

Ought not to have cht

Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He,

above. )
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s

or thing-s indicated) not? - bwh

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or thing-s indicated) not be? bwi

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be

done)?--- BWJ

Shall, or. Will he (she. it or person-s

or thing-s indicated) not have? .bwk

Shall, or, Will I not have? bry

Shall, or. Will not ciu

Shall, or. Will not be bhd

Shall, or. Will not be able to — cys

Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) -BNY

Shall, or. Will not have brz

Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been

done> ,- BNZ

Shall, or. Will they not? ciz

Shall, or. Will they not do it?- boo

Shall, or. Will we not? cjb

Shall, or. Will you not? cje

Shall, or. Will you not be? bhj

Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe

Should." or. Would he (she, it, or person-s

or things indicated) not? bwr

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not be? bws

Not — Continued.

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
done) ....J---BWT

Should, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not have. . .bwu

Should, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or person-s

. or thing-s indicated) not have been,

BWV

Should, or. Would not CJR

Should, or. Would not be bhm

Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

Should, or, Would not have BSD

Should, or. Would not have been-.BHN
Should, or Would not _ have done (or,

been done) ___ -!^___- ..boi

Should, or. Would not have had bse

That, or. This can not (or. maynot) -CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,

OKT

That, or, This could (or, might) not be,

CKW

That, or. This had (has, or, have) not
been okz

That, 01-, This is not clp

That it is not :---CLH

That, or. This must not clk

That, or. This must not be clm

That, or. This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
That, or, This should (or, would) not

be CLQ

' That, or. This was not CLS

There are (or, is) not cmh

There cannot (or, may not) — ^ — cmk

There can not (or, may not) be cml

There could (or, might) not be cmp

There had (has, or. have) not been-CMS

There shall (or', will) not CMW

There shall (or, will) not be- Cmx

There should (or, would) not cnb

There should (or, would) not be cnd

There should (or, would) not have been,

ONE

There was (or, were) not cng

They are not - bev

They can not (or. may not) bku

They can not (or, may not) be bhq

They can not (or, may not) have.-.BSG

They could (or, might) not blo

They could (or, might) not be bhs

They do (or, did) not bok

They had (or, have) not -BSJ

They had (or, have) not been- bhu

They had (or, have) not done bom

They had (or, have) not had bsk

They must not cfh

They must not be bhw

They ought not to Cif

They ought not to be- --_bhy

They shall (or, will) not cjg

They shall (or, will) not be bia

They should (or, would) not cjz

They should (or, would) not be bid

They should (or, would) not have-.BSM

They were not --_. COK

They were not to be bif

Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or person-s or

things indicated) not bwy

Was I not? cou

Was, or. Were not cov

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GENERAL. VOCABULARY.

Part II.

NOT— NUMBER.

SJX

SJY

SJZ

Not — Continued.
Was, or. Were not done (or, doing) -BOP

We are not bex

We can not (or, may not) bkw

We can not (or, may not) be BU

We can not (or, may not) have bso

We could (or, might) not .-■- blq

We could (or, might) not be bim

We do (or, did) not bor

We had (or, have) not bsr

We had (or, have) not been-- bio

We had (or, have) not done bot

We had (or, have) not had bst

We must not cpj

We uMistnot be ---Biq

We ought not to ■. cm

We shall (or, will) not- - CJI

We shall (or, will) not be bis

We shall (or, will) not have bsv

We should (or, would) not ckb

We should (or, would) not be biu

We should (or, would) not have - - -BSX'

We were not cpf

We were not to be - Biw

Were they not? CPi

Were we not? cpk

Were you not? cpm

Why are you not? cvb

Why can not (or. may not) '! cvd

Why could (or, might) not? cvr

Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh

Why do (or, did) you not? cvj

Why had (has, or, have) not? CVL

Why had (or, have) you not? cvn

Why not? .cvp

Why shall (or, will) not? cvs

Why should (or, would) not? ovu

You are not bez

You are not able to — cyw

You can not (or, may not) - - - bky

You can not (or, may not) be - - biz

You can not (or, may not) have bsz

You could (or, might) not .-- bls

You could (or, might) not be bjc

You do (or, did) not box

You had (or, have) not btd

You had (or, have) not been bje

You had (or, have) not done boz

You had (or, have) not had J bte

You must not cfl

You must not be bj&

You ought not to ^ cik

You ought not to be _bji

You shall (or, will) not cjl

You shall (or, will) not be bjl

You shall (or, will) not have btg

You should (or, would) not cke

You should (or, would) not be bjn

You should (or, would) not have-.. bti

You were not cpo

You were not to be '. pjr

Notary.

NOTE-D-ING-.VTION. To NOTE.

Advance note dmw

Bank note, or, Paper money as v

Note (letter) ^ qoc

— ^Npte of interrogation. Query.

SKA

SKB
SKC

SKD

SKE
SKF

SKG

SKH
SKI

SKJ

SKL

SKM
SKN
SKO

SKP

SKQ

SKR

SKT

SKU

SKV
SKW
SKX

SKY

SKZ

SLA

SLB
SLC

Nothing.

Bring nothing his

Let nothing prevent qnv

Nothing additional dje

Nothing belonging to you — (or, — ) -Gex

— ^Nothing can Xor, could).

Nothing decisive yet kpv

Nothing else lvt

— ^Nothing for you (or, for — ).
Nothing important by last accounts.DPL

Nothing in sight vnw

Nothing less qnp

Nothing more ezw

— ^Nothing ;^^rtlcular.

— Nothing serious.

— ^Nothing shall.
Nothing to be depended upon beyond
your own resources khm

— Nothing to report.

Say nothing, viK

There is nothing , cmt

NOTICE-D-ING. To notice.

— Did not notice.

— Did you notice?

Give notice oab

Notice (warning) has been given, .yul

— ^Noticed nothing.

Short notice vzw

Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not

take any notice of signal wdk

Take no notice xjr

Take notice xjs

Your zeal has been particularly noticed
by — ZMD

Notify-ied-ing-ication.

— Have notified.

—Will, or, Shall be notified.

Notwithstanding.

Nought.

nourish-ed-ing-ment.

NOVEL-TY.

November.
About November the — czt

—Beginning of November.

End of November.
— Next November.

Now. At once fin

Just now PXL

Mail is now at — rfj

Now doing. lis

Nowhere.

Nozzle.

Nuisance.

Number-ing. To number.
-Numbered.
A large (great) number (or, quantity)—

of — OGZ

A larger number (or, quantity) — of —
than (jFM

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

327

NUMBER— OBEY.

SLD
SLE

SLF

SLG

SLH

SLI
SLK

SLJ

Number— Conimued.
— A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan-
tity)—of — .
— A very large number (or, quantity) —
of—.
An average number {or, quantity) —

of — FOQ

An equal number (or, quantity) — of — ,

• MGF

Boiler burst; number of killed and

wounded not yet known ax

— ^Has vessel made her number?*

Hoist your distinguishing number (or,
signal)* - Dv

I, or, She exchanged numbers with — ,

MKW

Indicate the number (or, quantities) —

of-- PIA

Lost number of blades of screw (indi-
cated) GLZ

Make your number (distinguishing sig-
nal) DV

— Number, or. Quantity is incorrect.

Number of columns JBX

Number of killed and wounded not yet

known Qap

Numbered slc

Numberless sli

Numbers slj

Oflaoial number* spr

Shorten in cable to the number of

shackles indicated hrp

Show the number (or, quantity) — of — ,

PIA

Show your distinguishing signal (nuvi-
ber) DV

The greater-est number (or, quantity) —
of— OHN

The least number (or, quantity) — of — ,

QKH

Too large a number (or, quantity) — of — ,

QFV

—Vessel has not made her number.

Vessels just arrived, make your num-
bers (or, distinguishing signals)*. -DX

Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) , show
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals)*-- DZ

Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals)* DTT

Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals)* EB

What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? — -FSp

What is your name (or number) ?*-SDT

What number (or, quantity) of — have
you? -UDW

*See List of Merchant Vessels.
Numberless.
Numbers.

NUMERAL-ICAL-LY.

Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig-
nal EMI

Numeral flag ndj

SLM

SLN

SLO

SLP
SLQ

SLR

SLT

SLIT
SLV

SL'W

SLX
SLY
SLZ

SMA
SMB
SMC
SMD

SME

SMF

sMa

Numeral — Continued.
— Numeral signals (when spoken of). (For
use, see pageZ%.)
Numeral signal No. 1.*

Code Flag over M
Numeral signal No. 2.*

Code Flag over n
Numeral signal No. 3.*

Code Flag over o

*For method of using these signals, see
page 33.

— Numeral table. (Pages 33-34:.)

NUMEROUS-LY.

NUN-NERY.

— Nun buoy.

Nuncio.

nurse-d-ing.
Are there any sick nurses to be got?-WAZ

Sick nurse wbg

You had better get a sick nurse.. -WBK

Nut.

Cocoanut lYX

Nutmeg.

O. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)

Oak-en.

Oakum.

Oar. ,
Boat's oars GRS

Oath.

Oatmeal.

Oats.

Obedient-ly-ce — to.

Obey-ed-ing.

— I can not obey your order.

— Obey order.

328

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

object-

-OCEAN.

SMH

Object.

Obstruct — Continued.

SMI

— Is there any object?

Chain obstruction ijo

Keep the two objects named in one

line,

QUM

Channel, or. Fairway is obstructed- -U^f
Floating obstruction in (or, at) — _ .nfd

SMJ

—Object is.

Net obstruction sgy

SMK

— With the object (or, view) of.

Obstructions removed uqf

Remove obstruction -_---_ uqg

SML

Objection-able.

SNK

— Sunken obstruction in (or, at) — .

SMN

— Has it been objected to?

The channel is obstructed by a ship-iLX

SMO

— Have ypn any objection— to?

SNL

— There is no obstruction.

SMP

— No objection — to.

SMQ

—Objected— to — ,

SNM

Obtain-ed-ing-able. (See also Get and

Objectionable character

-ILY-

SNO

Procure. )
—Can be obtained— at.

SMR

Oblige-d-ing — TO. (See also Bound
Compel. )

atifl

Can I obtain ballast at — ? ftp

Can labor be obtained? qcs

SMT

—Is obliged to undergo repairs.

Can pratique be obtained at — v try

SMU

— Obligation-ory.

SNP

— Can you obtain (or, procure)?

SMV

— Obliged to be given up.

Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-

Obliged to cut away

-KHQ

tained at — IBU

-LCX

Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb

SMW

—Obliged to give it up.

Fruit is to be obtained on jhore — nse

SMX

—Obliged to scud.

SNQ

— Have, or. Has not obtained.

Obliged to stop engines

AVXH '

Have obtained soundings wkn

SMY

—Obliged to throw overboard.

Have obtained the following informa-

Unless'we are obliged

-YJR

tion from— NGV

Was obliged to put back

-FQN

SNR

—Have you obtained?

SMZ

—Will be obliged to.

How is your latitude obtained? qhn

SNA

—You will be obliged to.

I wish to obtain orders from my owners,

SNB

— You will not be obliged to.

Mr.—, at— 1 sw

Is cotton freight to be obtained?. _-JXW

Obliged — for. (Grateful)

-OGQ

SNT
SNU

— It is not to be obtained.
^It is to be obtained.

Obolos. {Measure of weight)

-BAJ

SNV

— Must obtain (or, be obtained).
No fruit is to be obtained on shore -Nsf

SNC

Obscdre-d-ing-ity.

No intelligence obtai-ied from vessel
boarded . pog

SND

Observatory.

SNW

No vegetables to be obtained yoi

—Obtain all the Intelligence possible.

SNE

Observe-d-ing. To observe. {See
See.)

also

SNX

—Shall, or. Will obtain.
Shelter may be obtained vwm

Dead reckoning agrees with observa-

Water can readily be obtained yws

tion -

-DTX

Water can not be obtained yvn

Did not observe (or, see)

-VNF

You will have great diificulty in obtain-

Did you get an observation?

.NYR

taining water L.4.F

Did you get good observations? . -_

--KM

Did you observe {or, see)?

-VNG

Good observations

-OEC

SNY

OCCASIONAL-LY-.

SNF

— Have, or. Has been observed {or, seen).

Have you taken observations for varia-

SNZ

OCCASION-ED-ING. TO OCCASION.

tion?

._JHS

Authority sufficient for the occasion.

I have had no observation for variation

FMP

lately

-JHV

Happened in consequence of. Occa-

Latitude by observation — is -

-QHU

sioned by JPZ

Longitude by observation — is

-QZD

Night observation ---.--.

_-SIE

SOA

Occulting light.

No recent observations. I did not get

SOB

— Group occulting light.

an observation _

.--ET

SNG

—Observation.

SOC

OCCOPY-IED-ING-ATION.

SNH

— Observations on the — .

Tolerable observations -

-XUM

SOD

OCCUR-RED-RING-RENCE— ON (or, TO).

When were yoiir last observations for

How did it (or, that) occur (or, happen)?

latitude?

-QIP

OMK

When were your last observations for

It frequently occurs -NQT

time?

..RY

SOE

— When did it occur?

SNI

Obstacle.

SOF

OCEAN-IC.

North Atlantic fjl

SNJ

Obstruct-ed-ing -ion.

North Pacific syw

Beware of boom (or, obstruction)

..GJC

South Atlantic fjm

Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrifi

-GZM

South Pacific syx

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

329

OCHR— OFF.

SOG

SOH

SOI

SOJ

SOK
SOL

SOM

OCHR-EL-GUEECH. (Coin) AUK

OCK. (Jleamtj-e of weight) baq

O'clock. (See Clock) znq

October.
About October the— czu

—Beginning of October.
—End of October.
— Next October.

Of. cgji

By way of. hps

In place of __pna

Not of eFW

Of course jzw

Of him (his, her-s, it-s) cgn

Of me (my, mine) -..cgo

Of no importance pez

Of our-s (us) CGP

Of that (this) cgq

Of the CGR

Of them (their-s) cos

Of these {or, those) cgt

Of water yvi

Of what (or, which) cgu

Of whom (or, whose) CGV

Of you-r-s cgw

What, or, Which of the — Y cqi

Off.
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw

— At —(time indicated) we were off — .

Beating off GCA

Becalmed off — for — days gci

Blockade is not taken off gnd

Blockade is taken off gne

Blow-off cock (or, gear) gnw

Blow-off valve gnz

Blow off your steam goa

Boiler leaky; must be blown off., .owe

Bring off hit

Can be cut off khe

Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any

means now available cd

Can not save the ship ; take people off . nb
Cast off lED

Cutoff--- ---KHJ

Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to

be got off (or, afloat) dpx

Far-ther off (or, from) msv

Fend off mvt

Fire gains rapidly; take people off .-ng
Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen

were off — neo

Haul off opo

Have, or. Has got off opg

Heave-to; head offshore lq

How far off? What distance? mta

I can get off -NZB

—I shall be off ^ at — (time indicated).
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
ance - --- DPY

I stand off and on the land qeb

I shall stand off the land from — (hour
indicated) to — (hour indicated), or, I

shall stand off until . qec

If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off Eiv

SON

SOP

SOQ
SOR
SOU

SOV

Off— Continued.

It is likely you (or, vessel indicated) will

be got off? opj

— Is she (vessel indicated) off?

It is expected the embargo will be taken

Offl LWJ

Keep farther off (or, from) mot

Keep off and on and await instructions,

sx

Lighter is 6oming off — to you qz

May be got off opk

May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt

assistance be given cg

May be got off (or, afloat) without

assistance dpz

Met her off {or, in)—- hqy

Must cast off. I must cast off ieh

Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC

Off and on • sow

Offshore. Off the coast iyd

—Off the — .

Off the buoy hmv

Off the cape : hvr

Off the entrance- mft

— Off the island.

—Off the land.
Off the light.
Oft' the mouth of the river (or, — ) -uyj

Off the point tnm

Off, or. From the wind nry

Off the wreck ziu

Off this port.. TOE

Paying, Paid off tep

Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing in-
dicated) (or, off — ) -.TK

Pilot can not get off ...tjp

Put off ucz

Put off for the present tcd

— Put off the sale.

Send the mate — off ems

Several vessels becalmed off oc j

Shall I cast off? iej

Sheer a little off vuo

Sheer a little off when you come to the

point vup

Sheer-ed-ing off Vun

Shove-d-ing off waj

Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at

once - MG

Stand, or. Haul off opc

Stand off and on the land --_wqh

Sunk off (or, -near) the ^- - weo

Take-n-ing, Took off xjt

The tide will take her off (float her),

NFE

The way is off my ship; you may feel

your way past me hl

Too far off mtd

Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got

off NZE

What distance off is — ? lgm

When did you come off? jdn

When do you come off? jdo

When do you expect to be off (or, abreast

of)—?:..- - dap

When I have run my distance, I shall

put her head off until — lgp

When will the embargo be taken off?

lwn
You are too close in. Keep farther off,

IVL

330

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

OFF AND ON— OFFICER.

SOW

SOX

SOY
SOZ

SPA

SPB
SPC

SPD

SPE
SPF

Off and on.
I shall stand off and on the land .-.qeb
Keep off and on and await instructions,

sx
stand off and on the land wqh

Offend-eding-ce. .To offend.
Be careful not to give offence htl

SPG

— Offender.
— Offensive.

Offek-ed-ing — to. To offer.

Any freight offering? eoz

First offer naz

— Have you had an offer?
Made an offer of — ref

—Offer (an offer).
Offer, or. Proposal not accepted -. -DBW
Offered assistance, but they declined,

FGM

— What was the offer?

Will accept your offer dby

Will you make an offer? riz

Office.

— Admiral's Office.
Badge of office .. < fsa

Bureau de Change. Exchange office,

HNC

Call at the post office for letters hsy

Colonial Office. jbl

Commander-in-Chief's Office jeq

Detained by the Emigration Office. kyb
Emigration, or. Immigration Office. Lxj
Foreign Office, or. State Department,

NKR

Go to the Admiral's Office dlf

Harbor master's office omy

Have you settled with the Emigration

Office LXK

Weather Bureau, or. Meteorological
Office reports depression approaching

from the — etp

Weather Bureau, or. Meteorological
Office reports gale approaching from

the — ETQ

Post office. For, or. At the post office,

TQJ

Post-office order tql

Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, London Ul

Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, New York uj

Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
fice, Paris UK

Secretary's office vmq

Send to the Admiral's Office dlk

Shipping office ...' vyb

Telegraph station (or, office) xme

The office is closed ivh

There are orders for yovi at the Admir-
al's Office DLM

To, or. At the post office. Post office,

TQJ

—War office, or, War Department.
You are wanted at the — office yub

SPH

SPI

SPJ

SPK

SPL
SPM

SPN

SPO

Officer.
Admiral, or. Senior officer has com-

■ mands f or you dkp

Admiral, or. Senior officer has no com-
mands DKQ

Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,

dkr
Admiral, or. Senior officer intends. -DKS
Admiral, or,- Senior officer is generally

about DKT

Admiral, or. Senior officer is off (or, at) — ,

DKU

Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board —
(or, at — ) DKV

Admiral, ^r, Senior officer is on shore,

DKW

Admiral, or. Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company at dinner,

DKX

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes.. dky
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to

know DKZ

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you {or person indicated) dla

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

youassoonas convenient dlb

Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo.DLC
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order . .dle
Board of Trade officer {or, inspector) . gpd

— Boarding officer.

— Can, or. May officers?

Chief officer los

Commanding officer jdy

Commanding officer desires jdz

Commissioned officer jpd

Custom-house officer kgw

— Direct officer to — .

Excise officer mlc

First officer v nbc

Foreign officer nks

Have not seen the admiral {or, senior

officer) dlg

Have you seen the admiral {or, senior

officer)? dlh

Junior officer pxa

Medical officer roj

Military officer ety

Naval officer seq

Naval Reserve officer ..._■ seu

Officer and men rpi

Officer, or, Employee of Government,

oft
Officer of Naval Reserve seu

— Officer of the guard.

— Officer of the watch.
■Officer's servant.
Petty, or. Non-commissioned officer .thj

Quarantine officer uep

Salvage officer vge

Second officer (or, mate) vme

■Send an officer — ^to {or, for).

Sending, Sent an officer — to(or,for).vpo

Senior officer VQZ

Shipping officer vyj

Signal officer wda

Third officer {or, mate) XQO

Under-officer of yhi

What is the name of admiral {or, senior

officer)?.. DLO

Where is the admiral {or, senior officer) ?

SJ

Pakt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

331

OFFICER— ON.

SPQ

SPR
SPT

SPU

SPY

SPW

SPX
SPY
SPZ

SQA
SQB

SQG
SQD

Officer — Continued.
Where is the commanding officer? ..jei
Where is the health officer?.. ord

Official-ly.
Await outside the inspection of the offi-
cials PPB

Have you a Custom-house official on

board? KGX

Is the news official? shj

Official log-book q,zd

— Official number.
Officially confirmed {or, certified) ..ijf

— Official (officer).

Passed the official inspection tcu

Post-office official {or, postmaster) .iTQk
Signal the vessel's official number— to,

„, DV

Telegraph clerk {or, official) xlz

Want official confirmation joh

Offing.
Agood offing ODB

Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh.

Wait for nothing kw

— ^In the offing.
Put to sea at once. Get an offing. Stand

oflE MG

Often.
As often as fbd

— How often?
— ^Not often. Seldom.
— Not so often.
Very often ypm

Ohm. {Measure of electrical resistance. )

OrL-ED-ma. To oil.
Apparatus for cajating oil on the sea to

quiet it erf

Barrel of oil fxu

Calm the sea by pouring oil on it. -HTN

Castor oil lEP

Colza oil JBZ

Croton oil kep

Gallipoli oil nwj

I am in want of oil for machinery, -rdu

Lamp oil qdh

Linseed oil qvb

-Lubricating oil.

Mineral Oil RUX

Neat's-foot oil sfr

-Oily.

Oil bag fsk

Oil cake sqe

Olive oil : SQL

Paint oil Szq

Paraffin oil tas

Petroleum oil the

Rangoon oil uiB

Smooth-ed-ing sea by pouring oil on it,

HTN

Sperm oil '.vni

Sweet oil xhf

Vegetable oil.. yoj

Whale oil... zby

SQE
SQF

SQG

SQH

SQI
SQJ

SQK
SQL

SQM
SQN
SQO

SQP

Oilcake.

Ointment.

Oke. {Measure of weight) baq

Old.

How old? What age? dsi

Old berth gfx

Old canvas hvi

— Old rope.
Old system xid

—Older.

—Oldest.
Too old xvE

Olive.
— Olive oil.

Omit -ting. To omit.

— Do not omit. '

— Omitted. Omission.

Omnibus.

Omnibus, or. Car leaves at — hyb

When does omnibus (or, car) leave
for—? 1 hyc

On .-CGX

All on board cza

Bring on board gpz

Bring on shore hiu

Broadside on {or, to) hjp

Captain is not on board hwk

Captain is on board hwl

Captain is requested to come on board.

hwn

Come on board gqa

Continue on your course. JSM

Crew not all on board dya

Due on low

End on lym

Hold on owR

I am coming {or, sending) on board. czb

I have no combustibles on board hq

I shall stand off and on {the land) -QEb

I shall stand on until — wqd

Is the captain on board? hxe

Keep her bows on hci

Keep on and off, and await instructions,

sx

No boat on board gtx

Not on cfx

Observations on the — snh

On CGX

On account of ...dfp

On and off sow

Onboard. Aboard cyx

On both sides har

On condition jnd

On deck kqc

On delivery ksw

On demand — of ktd

On fh-e nap

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Part II.

ON— OPPORTUNE.

SQR

SQT

SQU

On — Continued.

On him (his, her-s, it-s) -..cgy

On His (or, Her) Majesty's service-RHS

On leave QLy

On leaving QLk

On lee bow. Lee bow hcn

On me (my, mine) -.- -CGZ

On no acconnt ..._dfr

On ours (ns)'---- cha

On port bow Hco

On shore vzm

On starboard bow hcp

On that CHB

On the CHD

On the — day of the month knq

On the — {date indicated) kmp

On the bar pvz

On the beach fzy

On the beam gaw

On the coast iye

On the left bank of the river fve

Note. — The right or left hand hank in
descending the stream.

On the other svm

On the port quarter ueq

On the right bank of the river pvg

Note. — The right or left hand bank in
descending the stream.

On the road— to uyp

, On the rock uyw

On the same day knr

On the shoal--- _-_ vvu

On the starboard quarter uer

On the way— to . yxf

On the wreck--- ziv

On them (their-s) -- che

On these {or, those) chp

On weather bow hcq

On what {or, which) chg

On what date did you speak the — {ves-
sel indicated)''. kmg

On whom {or, whose) chi

On yours -Chj

Run on shore vce

Stand on mh

Too much strain on — 1 wyi

Was to sail on the — veu

— We sail on the — .
Will you {or person indicated) come on

board? ' qrf

Will your surgeon come on board? -.wp

Once.

At once. Now fin

I can begin at once {or, on — , dxxte speci-
fied) - i GDC

It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once gb

One.

Alter course one point to port jzd

Alter course one point to starboard. JZE

At one PIG

Either one. Either lud

Every one. Everybody - Miu

SQV
SQW

SQX
SQY

SQZ

SRA

SRB
SRC

SRD

SRE
SRF
SRG
SRH
SRJ

SRK

SRL
SRM

SRN

SRO
SRP

SRQ

SRT

SRU

SRV

One — Continued.
I have only one boat {indicate other

number, if necessary) gtc

No one. Nobody -1 siu

No one hurt'----i: - pat

No one killed --- qao

One screw disabled ; can work the other,

MW

Only one anchor left ejg

Oniox.

Only.

I have only — days' provisions to

I have only — days' water .za

Only chanos of safety ikg

— Only for a short — .

— Only intended as — .
Only intended for a feint mvg

— Only intend to — .

Only one anchor left -EJG

Only to be got in small quantities- -Opm

Onward.

Onze. {Measure of iceight) BAO

ooze-d-ing.

Open-ed-ing-ly.

Keep ojjen order pzh

Open. Get farther away mc

— Open fire, or. Commence firing.

Open sealed orders sue

Open the telegram for me and signal its

contents wx

Shall I open your telegram and signal its

contents? xc

The weather is still open (at — , tofol-

loiv, if necessary) yzh

Opera.

Operate-d-inq-ion.
Base of operations fyd

— Operations have comnrienced.

Operator-ive.

Ophthalmia-iu.

Opinion.

— In nay opinion, or. My opinion is — that — .

— In your opinion.

What is the general opinion? nxq

— What is your opinion — of — ?

Opium-iate.
— Opium trade.

Opodeldoc.

Opponent.

OPPORTUNE-ITY — to {or. FOR).

An opportunity for disposing of cargo,

HZQ

— An opportunity for selling {or, disposing
of) — .

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

333

OPPORTUNE— ORDEE.

SRW

SRX
SRY

SRZ

STA
STB

STC
STD

STE
STF
STG
STH
STl

STJ
STK

STL
STM

STN

STO

STP
STQ

Opportune — Continued.

An opportunity for sending letters to
Europe {or, to — ) qod

Every opportunity - , mja

— Pew opportunities.

First opportunity nbd

— Is there any opportunity?
— Next time (or, opportunity).

No opportunity {or, chance) ike

Opportunity for action diu

Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-
rope (or, to — ) QOD

— Opportunity to send.

Some future opportunity nus

— There is an opportunity.

Oppose-d-ing-ition.

Any opposition — to {or, from) bpk

Q-reat opposition — to (or, from) ohf

-Must oppose.
— No opposition. Unopposed.

Opposition majority of — bhw

Opposite.

Oppress-ed-ing-ive-or.

Optic- AL- IAN.

Option-al-ly.

Or.
Or else lvu

Orange.

Order.

'Mote.— For machinery.etc. , out of order,
see under the part of machinery in
question.

According to order (or, direction) . - dem
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order, dle

After order drf

Am, Is, or, Are ordered (or, directed)

to (or, by) lbg

■Are there any orders?

•Are you going to wait for orders?

Attend to orders plh

Bad order. In b^d order fki

■By your owner's orders(or,instruction8).

Call ofE — for orders hta

Cargo in very good order _ _ _ Hzx

Contrary to orders Jsx

■Counter orders.

Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders lez

General orders nxp

Good order. In good order oeb

-Have no orders.

-Have, or. Has orders for.

Have orders been given— to (or, for)?

PNE

Have orders (or, telegram) for you.-SM

Have received the following communi-
cation (orders, or, instructions) from
your agent (or, owner) ia

Have you any orders(telegram,message,
or, communication) for me? IB

Have you received any orders— from — ?

3U

STR

STU

STV

STW

STX

STY

STZ

SUA

SUB

sue

SUD

SUE

SUP

SUG

SUH

SUI

SUJ

SUK

SUL

Order — Continued.

— Have you received your orders?

■ I am directed to acquaint you dhi

I can not obey your orders Smf

I expect your orders every moment -Mnl

I have instructions (or, orders) pnf

— I have orders for you.
I have orders for you not to touch (or,

call) at — --SN

I have orders to telegraph your passing,

so
— I have received orders.
I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — (place next indicated) on

account of ice - per

I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,

SP

I have received orders for you to await

instructipns from owners at — SQ

I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at— SR

I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to— tp

— I have telegraphed for further orders (or,
instructions).
I have telegraphed for your orders --ST
— I must remain till further orders.
— I send an order — for — .
I will telegraph for your orders if you

will wait reply sv

I wish for orders from Mr. — , my owner,
at— sw

Note. — This signal is to be followed by:

1. Ship's number, if not already made.

2. Name of ovmer, from Spelling

Table.

3. Owner's residence from Geograph-

ical or Spelling Table.

— If you order me.

In bad order. Bad order fri

In good order. Good order oeb

— In order — to.

Keep close order pyq

Keep ofE and on and await instructions
(or, orders) sx

Keep open order pzh

Machinery out of order ._. rj

— My orders.

No instructions (or, orders) ..pni

Not according to orders. Against in-
structions DER

Obey orders .-_smq

— Open sealed orders.

Order book -. gze

— Order-ed-ing by telegraph.

Order canceled hup

— Ordered.

— Ordered back.

— Ordering.

— Orderly.

— Orders have been received.

— Orders have been sent.

— Orders have not arrived yet^f or — .

— Out of order.

Owners desire me to order you to coal
at — --HE

Owners desire me to order you to dis-
charge cargo first at — (place next indi-
cated).- SY

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ORDER— OUGHT.

SUM

SUN

SUO

SUP

SUQ

SUR

SUT
SUV

suw
sux

SUY

suz

SVA
SVB

SVC
SVD

SVE

Ohdbe — Continued.

Pay attention to orders -- flh

Post-office order -.- tql

Previous order (or, instructions)- .-Pnj
Previous orders are all countermanded,

JYP

Proceed in execution of previous orders,

sz

Pumps in good order ubp

Repeat my signals until further orders,

WOP

Returns ordered . uve

Sailing orders vel

Sealed orders ,-VLN

Secret orders vmj

— Send for orders.

— Send my orders on to — {place indicated).
Shall I telegraph for your orders? ...tb

— Should be ordered.

Standing orders wqk

Stay, or. Stop for orders te

Telegraph orders {or, instructions) —

to — TC

Telegraph out of order (or, stopped),

XMC

— The orders are coming off.

There are no orders here for you td

There are orders for you at the admiral's
office DLM

— Under orders — for (or, to) — .

— Under orders of.

Until further orders --- ylg

Urgent orders {or, instructions) pnl

Verbal orders Yoz

Wait for orders te

— Wait oif here for orders.

Want immediate orders yk

Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv

— What are your orders?
Where do you intend calling for orders?

HTJ

— Who sent the order?
Written orders zju

— You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days.

— You are ordered not to come into port.

— You are ordered on to — .

You are ordered to proceed to — tf

You must remain until further orders,

NUM

Your orders {or, instructions) pnm

Your orders are at {or, will be at) — .tg

Your orders are canceled huq

Your orders are not ready for you.-UKE

— Your orders have not arrived yet.

— Your orders will be awaiting you off {or,

at)— .

Your original orders are canceled ; I am

directed to inform you to proceed to — ,

TH

Your papers are not in order tap

Note. — For machinery out of order,

look under the part of machinery in

question.

Ordinary-ily. In an ordinary degree.
— Ordinary seaman.

Ordnance.

Ordnance stores ezw

SVE
SVG

SVH
SVI

SVJ
SVK
SVL

SVM

SVN

svo

SVP

Ore. {Coin)
Ore.

Organize-d-ing-ation.
Fleet organization.-.

-AUL

.NEP

Oriental.

Originally.
Your original orders are canceled; I
am directed to inform you to proceed
to -^ TH

Orlop. '

Oscillate-b-ing-ion.

Other.

Any other bpl

Each other lqx

Get her on the other tack as fast as
possible NYU

Get her on the other tack, or you will

be onshore LP

I shall not go on the other tack unless I

fall off — to— MRU

— On the other.

Other case ido

Other cause . irs

— Some other.
— The other side.
We shall do better on the other tack,

XIN

Otherwise.

Ought to chk

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to "--.i-BVD

He, She, It {or person s or things indi-
cated) ought not to BVE

He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
cated) ought not to be bvg

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be Bvp

How ought? BXQ

I ought to chl

I ought not to ., CHM

If I ought to BZL

If I ought not to BZM

It ought not to be .bgs

It ought not to be done bns

It ought to be BGR

It ought to be done bnr

Ought he (she, it, or person- s or things

indicated) to? chn

Ought his (her-s, it-s) ? Cho

Ought I (my, mine)?.. chp

Ought I to — do? CHQ

Ought not to chr

Ought not to be CHS

Ought not to be able to — cyp

Ought not to have cht

Oughi that {or, this),? CHU

Ought the? : chv

Ought these (or, those)? chw

Ought they to? chx

Ought to be.. CHY

Ought to be able to — cyq

Ought to be ashamed pcv

Ought to do (or, be done) chz

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

335

OUGHT— OUT.

SVQ

SVR

OVQB.T— Continued.

Ought to have ciA

Ought we (our-s) to? - cib

Ought you-r-s to? cm

They ought to - cie

They ought not to cif

They ought not to be bhy

They ought to be bhx

We ought to ^ cia

We ought not to cih

What, or. Which ought to? cqj

When ought? cbp

When ought I to see (or, sight)? ..vod
When ought the next mail to arrive?

RGA

When ought the next mail to leave?-EGB

Where ought? ctj

Who ought? -- CUR

Why ought? CVQ

You ought to cu

You ought not to cik

You ought not to be :.--Bji

You ought to be bjh

Ounce. Oz. (Measure of weight) baz

OUR-S-SELVES CIN

After ours CIL

Are, or. Is our-s, or, Are we? bem

Before our-s (us) cim

By our-s (us) bjy

Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn

Could, or. Might we (our-s)? bli

Do, Did (or. Does) we (our-s)? bmp

For our-s (us) bpj

From our-s (us) bpw

Had, has, or. Have we (our-s)? brd

If we (our-s) caw

In our-s (us) cdl,

Is, etc. (See Are, above. )
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)

Must we (our-s)? cpd

—Nearly all our.

Not our-s (us) CFY

Of our-s (us) CGP

On our-s (us) -• cha

Ought we (ours) to? cib

Our-s-selves cin

Shall, or. Will we (our-s)? CJA

Should, or. Would we (our-s)? cjw

Than we (our-s) ckj

That we (our-s) clw

To our-s (us) cob

Was, or. Were our-s (we) cpa

When we (our-s) CSK

Where we (our-s) cud

Why we (our-s) cvy

Will, etc. (See Shall, above. )

With our-s (us) _- CWM

Would, etc. (See Should, above. )

Out.
All the lights are out along the coast

of — PU

Be on your guard; look out oiv

Blowout-- -- -—GNU

Boiler out of order gwf

Bring out Hiv

Broke out hjv

Can not get my boat out gsj

SVT
SVU

svw

svx

SVY

svz

SWA

SWB

swc

SWD

SWE

SWF

SWG

Out — Continued.

— Carried out.
Come out - JCV

— Cut out.
Do you think we can cut her (or, them)

out? KHN

Do you think we can ride it out?--UWX

Farther out msx

Find out myo

Fires and lights out mzq

Fit-ted-tingout-- ncl

Go out (or, from) OBY

Good look-out ODZ

Have you got out of danger? klo

Help me to lay out an anchor eik

How much cable have you out? hee

I shall ride it out if I can-- UWY

— In and out.

Just out of port (or, harbor) pxm

Keep a good look-out aloft eag

Keep a good look-out for lights (or,
land), or, Look ovit for land (or,

lights) PYH

Keep out of the tide (or, current) xg

Lay out -- - Qix

Lay out an anchor eiz

Lightship at — is out of position (or, is

not at anchor on her station) qe

Lookout — to (or, for) Qzs

Lookout at daybreak knm

Look out for a line (or, rocket line) . -KP

Look out for the tow line- - - Qzu

Look-out will be kept on the beach all

night -- KG

Machinery out of order rj

— Make out.

May, or. Can be cut out I kho

Out — days kns

— Out of (or, from).
Out of dock LJK

— Out of harbor (or, port).

Out of order sul

Out of port (or, harbor) svz

— Out of quarantine.

Out of range. Out of gunshot OK J

Out of reach uja

— Out of sight.

— Out of soundings.
Out of the course^of --i- JZL

— Out of the way.

— Outermost.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel)-iLS

— Outer harbor.

Proceed out of harbor txc

Put out UDA

Ran out uhr

Bide it out if possible ks

Rig out -- uxj

Rocks stretch a long way out --GE

— Run out.

Shift your berth farther out ghb

Shutout WAU

Stand out to sea wqi

Telegraph out of order(or, stopped)-XMC

Vessel indicated is out of sight vxr

When I am out of quarantine Uek

Workout ZHX

Your lights are out (or, want trim-
ming).

or, blasts of a steam whistle.

336

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Part II.

0 U TBOARD-OWNEB.

SWH

Outboard.

SXI

Overhaul-ed-ing.
The engines must be thoroughly over-

SWI

Outbreak.

hauled MCB

Outermost swe

SXJ

Overhead.

SWJ

Outfit.

SXK

Overheat-ed-ing.
Furnace overheated nue

SWK

Outlet.

Giins overheated okd

SWL

Outline.

SXL

Overland.

SXM

— Overland mail leaves on the — .

SWM

Outlying.

•

SXN

Overlap-ped-ping.

SWN

OUTNUMBER-ED-ING.

sxo

Oveblay-ing-id.

swo

OUTPORT.

You will overlay my anchor eko

SWP

OUTRAGE-D-ING-OUS-LY.

SXP

Overload-ed-ing.

SWQ

Outrigger.

SXQ

Overlook -ed-ing.

SWH

— Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.

SXE

Overmast-ed-ing.

SWT

Outside.
Await outside the inspection of the

SXT

OVERRULE-D-INQ.

ofScials PPB

sxu

Overrun-nino-ran.

How is the wind outside ? zeo

Outside berth gfy

sxv

OVEBSEE-N-ING.

Outside of limit - — qug

SWU

— Outside of the.

sxw

Oversight.

SWV

— Outside the harbor.

Signal, or, I am going to signal state of

Overseer. {Superintendent) •jrEK

the weather outside {or, at — , place

indicated) wde

SXY

Overshoot-ing-shot.

What is the weather outside (or at place

indicated)''. ^ yzl

sxz

Overtake-ing-n-took.

Wind has abated outside zfj

Do not overtake me. Code Flag over t

Wind has not abated outside zfk

SYA

Overthrow-n-ing-threw.

swx

Outward-ly.

SWY

—Outward bound.

SYB

Overture.
Made overtures reo

SWZ

Oval.

SYC

Overturn-ed-ing.

SXA

Oven.

SYD

Overwhelm-ed-ing.

SXB

Over.

Is — frozen over? nqb

SYE

OVEBWORK-ED-ING.

Overalls dyq

sxc

— Over the.

SYF

OWE-D-ING. *

Put over UDB

Owing to {on account of) dfp

What is the depth over the sill kvh

— is frozen over nqc

SYG

OWN-ED-ING. To OWN.

SYH

Own.

SXD

Overboard.

At my own disposal lfm

Fallen overboard mrq

Do not attempt to land in your own

Lost overboard raw

boats EY

Man overboard br

Obliged to throw overboard SM Y

SYI

Owner.

Want a boat ; man overboard bt

By your owner's orders {or, instruc-

Washed overboard yur

tions) STN

Consult owner jru

SX-R

Overcast.

Have received the following communi-
cation {or, instructions) from your

SXF

Overcharge-d-ing.

agent {or, owner) la

SXG

Overdue.

Have you any message for your owner?

EQL

I have received orders for you to await

SXH

Overplow-ed-ing.

instructions from owner at — SQ

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337

owner-

-PALM

Owner— Contintted.

SYT

P. {Letter.) {For new method of spelling.

I wish for orders from Mr. ^, my owner,

see page 13. )

at—- -- ^- sw

Inform owner pke

P. M. Post Meridian. Afternoon. In |

SYJ

— My owner is, or, My owners are — .

THE afternoon

-DRW

SYK

—Owner desired me to inform you.

SYL

— Owner's request.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal

SYU

Pacha.

at— --HE

SYV

Pacific Islander.

Owners desire me to inf qrm you to dis-

SYW

—North Pacific.

charge cargo first at — {place indi-

SYX

—South Pacific.

cated) --SY

Report me by post to my owner {or, to

SYZ

Pacify-ibd-ing.

Mr. — ) at — vc

Report me by telegraph to owner {or.

SZA

Pack-ed-ing.

Packed tight

-XTB

Report me to owner on leaving use

SZB

— Packing ring.

Send following message by post to

Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.

owner (or, to Mr. — )at— wy

KAN

Send following message by telegraph to

owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — xa

szc

Package.

Send following message through the

post to owner {or, to Mr. — ) at — , by

SZD

Packet. (See aZso Mail. )

signal letters instead of writing it at

By the packet {or, mail)

-HPL

length wz

Shall I telegraph your owner? xlu

SZE

Paddle.

Telegraph to my owner xmg

Connect your screw propeller {or

pad-

Telegraph to my owner to send my let-

dies)

--JPH

ters to me at — VQP

Tell my owner ship answers remark-

Paddle box

..HDF

SZP

—Paddle float.

ably well ENO

SZG

—Paddle wheel.

Vessel desires to be reported by tele-

SZH

— Paddle-wheel steamer {Horsepower to |

graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — use

follow, if necessary. )

What is your owner's address? djs

SYM

— Who are your owners?

Write to the owner _ ZJS

SZJ

Padlock.

Your owner is here OUH

SZK

Page. {Of a booh.)

SYN

— Your owners are.

Attention is called to page — ,

para-

Your port of destination is closed ; your

graph — , of the International Code - dh 1

owners desire you to proceed to — ,

KXJ

N. B. — The number of the page is

to be

Ox. Bullock. Cattle hlq

shown first and then the paragraph.
{See note as regards this signal on

OxEHOVED. {Measure of capacity) ---AZI

page 37.)

SYO

OXTDE OF IRON. OXIDATION.

Paid. {Seealso Pay.) ---'

Everything paid --

..teo

--MJI

SYP

Oxygen.

Mind you get paid -

-RUK

SYQ
SYR

Oyster.

SZL

Pain-bd-ful.

—Are any oysters to be had?

SZM

— Painless.

Oyster beds gcu

SZN

Paint.

Rlaf.k naint - -

.-GLIT

szo

— Paint-ed-ing. To paint.

SZP

—Painter.

■R,p/1 ■naint,

.-UMI

While paint

--ZDK

Yellow paint

--ZLD

8ZQ

— Paint oil.
Painter's tools {or, brushes)

.-HKP

SZR

Painter. {A rope.)

Pair. {Coupleof)

..JZA

SZT

Palace.

Palame. {Measure of length.)

Palm. {Measure of length. )

--AVT
— AVT

76564—09 22

338

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Part II.

PALM— PABREL.

szu

szv

SZW Pan.

szx

SZY
TAB
TAG
TAD
TAB

TAF

TAG

TAH

TAI

TAJ

TAK

TAL
TAM
TAN

TAG

TAP

TAQ

Palm. (Tree.)
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails YFN

Pamphlet.

Pane.

— Pane of glass.

Panic.

Papacy. Pope. Papal-ist

Paper. (See also Document and News-
paper. )

— All my papers are sent from the shore.
Any letters (or, papers) for rae (or per-
son indicated)'!. epa

Any letters (or, papers) from — ? Ji

Bring all the papers and letters hil

Bring all your papers.. ljz

Bring the papers to me .hin

— ^Bring your papers on board.
By a paper of — (date follomng) ^ . sap
Can you lend (or, give) me a paper

(newspaper)? SB

Glear-ing papers ith

Daily paper kir

False papers msf

Foolscap paper nhc

Has papers of following dates kmc

— Has she, or. Have you any papers?
Have you all your papers?
Have you received your papers?

— I have all my papers.

— I have wrong papers on board.
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till

I return , pyk

Leave any papers (or, letters) for me

(or for party indicated) at — qky

Necessary papers. spy

Newspaper SHO

Newspapers up to date of — (from — ,

if necessary) so

Paper money. Bank notes asv

— Papers and documents.

— Papers satisfactory.

— Papers unsatisfactory.
Papers, or. Letters up to the — (indicate

where from if necessary) qop

Shall I bring my ship's papers with me?

HJP

Ship's papers (or, articles) ezk

— Suspicious papers.

Take papers xju

The captain must bring the ship's papers

with him.- hxj

Tracing paper- xzi

Want my papers (or, clearance) itr

What is the date of your latest news-
paper (or, letter)? kmj

Will you send me some newspapers?.SHT
Would you like to see our papers (news-
papers)? SL

Writing paper zjt

— Your papers are not in order.
Your papers will be examined mkj

Par. At par.

TAR
TAS
TAU

TAV

TAW
TAX
TAY

TAZ

TEA

TBC

TBD

TBE

TBF

TBG-

TBH

TBI

TBJ
TBK
TBL

TBM
TBN

TBG

-AUM

TBP
TBQ

Para. (Coin. ) .
Parade-d-ing.
Paraffin oil.

Paragraph.
Attention is called to page — , para-
graph— , of the International Code.DH
N. B. — The number of the page to be
shown first and then the paragraph.
(See note as regards this signal on
page 37.)'
w

Paraguay-an. Paraguayan Colors.

Parallel.

Parallel-motion gear.
^Parallel-motion rod out of order.

Paralyze-d-ing-tic-is.

Parapet.

Parbuckle-d-ing.

Parcel-led-ling.
I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,

for—) QOG

Parcels and letters qoj

— Parcels Post.

Parch-ed-ing.
Parchment.
Pardon-ed-ing.
Paregoric.

Paris.

— Declaration of Paris.

—My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich S° 20' 15"=0h. 9m. Slsec.
Report me to " New York Herald " Office
at Paris uK

Park.

Parliament.
Act of Parliament (or, Congress)... Die

Both Houses of Parliament ozp

By an Act of Parliament (or. Congress),

DIE

Has Parliament (or, Congress) met?.J0Z

House of Commons jpm

House of Lords. Senate ozr

-Member of Parliament (or. Deputy).
Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or

other legislative body) adjourns (or,

adjourned) on — fei

Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or

other legislativebody) is dissolved. fej
Parliament, Assembly, or. Congress met

(or, meets)— on the — jpb

Parmak. (Measure of length) .^vr

Parole.
Parrel.

Part II.

GENBRAI-. VOCABULARY.

339

PARSON— PASS.

TBB

TBS

TBU

TBV

TBW

TBX
TBY

TBZ

TCA
TCB

TCD

TOE

Parson itx

Paht-ed-ing. To part.

Better part company jql

Cable parted hqt

Danger of parting kjz

Driving ; parted from anchor kia

Have you parted from your anchor?. eij

—I have parted — from (or, with) — .

I shall part company ..jgm

If you do not carry more sail, we shall

part company jqn

In case we part company JGO

Part company jgq

—Parted from.
Parted company with — on the — {or,

on the — , at — ) lo

Parted from anchor ; driving eia

Parted from her anchor eji

Parted in the night from her anchors,

EJK

Permission to part company jge

Should you part, endeavor to beach your '
vessel where people are assembled on
the beach {or as pointed out by com-
pass signal from you) - fzu

Vessel indicated parted from her anchor,

EKA

Vessel, or. Ship may part company.jGU

We are in danger of parting GL

"When did you part company — from.- R

Part. {Portion. )

Alargepart {portion) QFL

A small part (portion) who

After part drG

Fore part niw

Have condemned a part of my provi-
sions JMO

In the narrow part of the sdz

Part of cargo saved iaw

Part of the crew {indicate number, if

necessary) kdp

—Partly.

The greater part ohp

Partial-ly.

— Partially insured.

Particular-ly-ize.

Every particular mjb

In every particular ' mjn

Nothing particular skd

Very particular-ly ypn

Your zeal has been particularly noticed
by — ZMD

Partly tbw

Partner-ship.
Dissolved partnership lga

— Has taken a partner.
Partnership affairs ---" dpe

Party.

Beach party --— fzr

Charter party ing

Coaling party iwv

Funeral party ntj

—Party interested.
Reconnoitering party — uls

TCF
TOG

TCH
TCI

TCJ

TCK

TCL

TCM
TCN

TCO

TCP

Party — Continued.
Seining party voj

Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,

SCQ
Water-ing party ywf

— "Working party.

Pass-ing. To pass.
A squadron {give nationality) composed

of — ships passed in sight- wpf

Bar is impassable fr

Bar passable i -..fvw

— Can pass.
— Can not pass.

Crew will not pass kcy

Did not pass survey _ XGi

— Did you pass?
Do not pass ahead of me.

Code Flag over r

Do not pass too close to me IVE

Do you think we 'ought to pass a vessel

in this distressed condition? - ne

Gone by. Passed by hpv

— Has not passed.
Have passed ice in latitude — , longi-
tude — , on the — PQ

Have passed steamer with machinery

disabled mt

Have passed steamer with steering gear

disabled mu

Have you passed any vessel {or vessel

indicated)"! woe

How many days since you passed —

{vessels indicated) ? knh

How many torpedo boats passed in

sight? -GTK

How near did you pass to — ? sph

I have orders to telegraph your passing,

so
— I passed — • {place or vessel indicated) .

I shall pass within hail olb

I think I must have passed the buoy

(or, beacon) hml

I will pass ahead of you.

Code Flag over x
I will pass astern of you.

Code Flag over z

Pass ahead of me dvp

Pass astern of me fhq

Pass within hail Olg

Password tdy

— Passable.
— Passed.
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition ; hull well out of water ;

dangerous to navigation kvs

— Passed a good many vessels.
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
{or, funnels) — . {Give the color or
design, or the line that it may be an

imitation of) leo

— Passed a wreck.
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) , but could
not render any assistance ; people still

on board zy

Passed a wreck (da^e, latitude, andlongi-
tude to follow, if necessary), but was
unable to ascertain whether any peo-
ple were on board-- - zw

340

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

PASS— PATENT.

TCQ
TOR
TCS

TCU
TOV

TOW

TOX

TOY
TCZ
TDA

TDB
TDC

TDE
TDF

TDG

TDH

TDI

TDJ
TDK
TDL

Pass— Continued.
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) ; no one

on board zx

Passed by. Gone by hpv

Passed disabled ship at — lew

Passed disabled steamer at — mx

— Passed during the night.

— Passed, or Saw, some war vessels.

—Passed survey.
Passed the derelict vessel — on the — ,

KVT

Passed the mail — days ago' _ rfu

— Passed the oificial inspection.
— Passed the — (place or vessel indicated).
Passed the port (harbor, or, entrance),

or, We have missed the mark mfv

Passing certificate — of (or, for) ijo

The way is off my ship ; you may feel

your way past me hl

We have missed the entrance (or, passed

the port, or, harbor) mpv

— ^When did you pass — "?
— (number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight.- xya

Pass. (Ticket of admission.)

Railway pass uha

Requisition for passes ittg

Passage.

— A pleasant passage.

— A tedious passage.

After a passage — of — --Dqo

Can you give a passage — to? nzs

Do not know the channel (pr, passage),

ILH
Do you know the channel (or, passage)?

ILJ

During the passage (or, voyage) lpu

For passage — to (or, in) _nhi

— I have had a rough passage.

— I (or vessel indicated) have had a (xuick
passage.

I know the passage (or, channel) qcd

Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),

ILN

— Is there a passage?

— Made the passage in — days (number to

follow).
— ^No passage.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),

ILS

Passage is — .

Screw passage vkg

Spoke several vessels during the passage,

vsu

Take passage — to (or, for) xjv

There is a passage (or, channel) — bear-
ing — ILU

Wait for passage — to (or, for) yta

— What sort of a passage have you had?
What wind leads through the pass9,ge
(or, entrance)? zfd

— Which passage did you take?

Will you give me a passage on shore?
— ^Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pass-

Passed. (See Pass.) i ton

TDM

TDN
TDO

TDP
TDQ

TDR
TDS

TDU

TDV
TDW

TDX

TDY
TDZ
TEA

TEB

TEC

TED

TEP

Passenger.
Are your passengers all on board?, .gpu

Are your passengers all well? dyg

Cabin passenger — for — hqe

Can I land my invalid passengers? .qdr
Can you accommodate a passenger (or,

number shouin)t dcp

Clothing for female passengers.

.Women's clothing ivr

Cuddy passenger kfm

Deck passenger kqa

Female passenger mvr

Full of passengers (number may be in-

dicate<^) ^ --_ns(J

— Have yoit any passenger — for — (or,

from — ) ?
— How many passengers?
I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and

crew NO

lean accommodate a passenger (or num-
ber shown) DCS

I wish to land passenger qeg

Male passenger rjb

No accommodation for passengers. -DCU
— Passenger department.

Passenger list qvk

— Passenger ship.
Passengers, or. Crew sick with infec-
tious complaint pcx

Passengers all on board gqr

Passengers are embarked lws

— Passengers must be landed.

Passengers not all on board dyb

— Passengers saved.
Passengers will have to be disembarked,

LEG

Saloon passenger vpq

Send for passenger vpt

Send passenger vqb

Send suitable boats for landing passen-
gers FI

Steerage passenger — for — (or, from — ),

WUD

Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers HM

— We have no passenger.
What passengers? How many passen-
gers? TDO

When will passengers embark — (or,
for — )? Lwz

— Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked?

— With passengers.
— Passengers have been ill of yellow
fever (number to follow) mwz

Passport.

Password.

— Have you the password?
Password.is — .

Patent. Patentee.
Patent anchor ejh

Patent fuel.

Patent fuze nuy

Patent lead.
Patent log.

Patent sounding machine. .rds

Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.JlG

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

- 341

PATENT— PERFORM.

Patent — Continued.

TFE

Pebble-y.

TEG

— Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding

apparatus.

Pecheus. {Measure of length) awj

Path. Footpath. nhe

•

Peck. {Measure of capacity) Az J

TEH

Patient. .
Ambulance required to convey patient

Pecul. {Measure of weight) bcm

to hospital - EDY

TFG

Pen.

TEI

— How is the patient?

TFH ,

Penal-ty.

TEJ

PaTEOL-T ,Tir)-LING.

TFI

— Penal servitude.

TEK

Pattern.

Pendant. {See Pennant) tfl

TEL

Pawl.

TFJ

Pendulum.

TBM

Pay-ing-ment.

Bank (name indicated) has suspended

TFK

Peninsula.

payment fux

tfIl

TEN

—Can not pay any more.

Pennant, or, Pendant.

Everything paid i mji

Answering pennant {when spoken of),

Forward my communication by tele-

EMT

graph and pay for its transmission -HY

Code pennant. izf

Have, or, Has paid particular atten-

Top-tackle pennant xvn

tion — to FLE

I am paying every attention flg

Is freight paid? . nqi

Look out. Pay attention ds

Penny. Pence. (Coin) aun

Pennyweight (dwt.) {Measure of

Mind you get paid .- RUK

weight) BCA

Natives do not like ships watering vnth-

out payment ywq

TEO

—Paid.
Pay attention to orders - — flh

TFM'

Pension-ed-ing-er.

Pay attention to signals dg

TFN

People.

Pay attention to the helm fli

Can not save the ship ; take people off,

Pay no attention to flj

NB

TEP

— Pay-ing, Paid off.

Fire gains rapidly; take people off..NG

TEQ

Paymaster.

Pay strict attention to signals during

TFO

—Has, or. Had she any people on board?

I am (or- vessel indicated is) waterlogged ;

the niffht -.- -- DT

take people off ywt

If you part, endeavor to beach where

Pay the greatest attention. . _ flk

—Pay ticket.
—Payable at — to.
—What is there to pay?

TER

people are assembled {or as pointed

TES

out by compass signal from you)- .Fzu

TEU

It is dangerous to allow too many people

TEV

—Without payment.
You do (or, did) not pay attention — to,

FLM

on board at once gb

Keep as close as you can to pick up my
people.-.. --—^V'

TEW

Pay. Paid. Paying. {To Pitch.)

People going on service to take their
dinners with them lau

Pay Out. {See Veer) yoe

Put your people on an allowance. ..dzm

TEX

Pea.

TPP

Pepper.

TPY

Peaceful-ly.

TFQ

Per cent. Percentage.

, AfEair s look more peaceful ( appear more
settled) Doz

TFR

Perceive-d-ing-ptible.

Scarcely perceptible viw

TEZ

Peace.
Is peace proclaimed? yt

"NTrt *^'hQTir»A nf Tipare - IKF

TFS

Percussion.
Percussion fuze nuz

> • .

i' Peace has been proclaimed... yv

TFU

Perfect-ed-ing-ly.

TEA

Peak-ed-ing. To peak.

Comprehend the communication per-
fectly JFW

TFB

Peak. {Summit of a hill.)

TFV

—Perfectly understand ing-stood.

TFC

Peael.

TPW

Pbrform-ed-ing-ance.

TPD

Peasant-ry.

TPX

—Performing quarantine.

342

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part II.

PERHAPS— PHOSPHOR.

TFY

Perhaps.

Person — Continued.

Perhaps it might be made to answer,

Any person on board? epm

ENI

Can — {persons or things indicated)"!

"Will perhaps be seized hxy

btj

*

I wish to communicate personally- - jgc

TFZ

Peril-ous.

If — {persons or things indicated) can
{or, may) byd

TQA

Period-ical-ly.

If — {persons or things indicated) can

not (or, may not)-- bye

TGB

Pbrish-ed-ing-able.

Is — {person indicated) on board?.. gqo

All on board perished. All hands lost.

May I send a sick person to see your

DXQ

doctor WL

Perishable cargo hzk

TGR

-r'No person.
Persons, or. Things indicated can.. sua

TGC

Perjure-d-ing-y.

Persons, or, Things indicated can not,

TGD

Permanent-ly-ence.

BUD

Person indicated has not suspended
business hoc

TGE

Permit-ssion. {See also Allow and Ad-

Person indicated has suspended busi-

mit.)

ness HOD

Ask permission fde

TGS

— Person indicated is wanted on shore.

Can I get permission? _ nyk

Persons, or. Things are not — ^to — _btjw

Can permit. Can allow dze

TGU

— Person to navigate.

Can not, or, Will not permit it (or, con-

Person-to take charge ime

sent) JPT

Personal-ly-ity -TGW

Have you a regular permit (or, license)?

Send a responsible person on board -CZE

QPM

TGV

—Send a responsible person on shore.

I shall anchor if circumstances permit

Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees -DUB

{place or bearing to follow, if neces-

'

Vessel, or, Person indicated declines -KQJ

sary) ... BIT

\

Vessel indicated was minutely exam-

I shall weigh as soon as the weather

ined, no person to be seen; nothing

permits (or moderates) _ -ZO

visible mki

TGF

— Not without permission.
Permission is requested to part com-

You have left a person behind gdz

pany JGR

TGW

Personal-ly-ity.

Permission urgently requested to enter

harbor pd

TGX

Pf,r.suade-d-ing.

Permit me to send a sick person to see

After much pursuasion drb

your doctor wl

TGY

— I am persuaded.

TGH

— ^Permitted. Permission is granted.
Request permission — to usQ

TGZ

— Persuasipn.

Shall wear as soon as weather permits.

THA

Peru-vian. Peruvian Colors.

YXS

Weather permits-ted-ting yzi

THB

Pervert-ed-ing.

TGI

—Will it be permitted?

Will you permit? Will you allow? -DZQ

Peseta. {Coin) — auo

Wind and weather permitting zfg

TGJ

— With your permission.

Peso, or. Dollar. {Coin) atj

TGK

— Without permission.

You will not be permitted to land.QEW

THC

Pestilent-ial-ence.

Your permit will be examined {or, looked

at) MKL

Peter (Blue) p

Blue peter. ( When spoken of) GOS

TGL

Perpendicular-ly. Upright.

Hoist the blue peter-- KG

Perpetual-ly. {Incessant) pgf

THD

Petition-ed-ing.

TGM

Persecute-d-ing-ion.

THE

Petroleum oil.

THF

— I am in want of petroleum.

TGN

Pbrsevf,rf,-d-ing-anoe.

Petroleum cargo _ .hot.

THG

— ^Petroleum ship.

TGO

Persia-n. Persian Colors.

THI

Petty.

TGP

Persist-ed-ing-ence-ent-ly.

THJ

— Petty ofiScer, or, Non-commissioned of-

I shall fire into boats if they persist in

ficer.

coming alongside nak

Pfennig. {Coin) . aup

TGQ

Person.

Allow no person on board. Allow no

Pfund. {Measure of weight) bod

communication _. ....' fm

Any person. Anybody epq

THK^

Phosphor-ic-ous-escence.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

343

PHOSPHATE— PILOT.

THL
THM

THN
THO
THP

THQ

THR
THS

THU
THV
THW
THX
THY

THZ

TIA
TIB

TIC

TID
TIE

Phosphate.

Photogeaph-ed-ing-ic-er-y.
Photographic apparatus eri

Physic- AL-LY.

Physician.

Piano.

Piastre. (Coin) auq

Pice, or, Pie. (Coin) aur

PlCK-ED-ING— UP.

Endeavor to pick up boat gsv

I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it up

forme hrf

I am picking up a telegraph cable.

Keep out of my way xlq

I have picked up moorings rzg

I have picked up telegraph cable ...wu
I shall stand about to s5e if I can pick

up anything from the wreck zit

Keep as close as you can to pick up my

people PYL

Keep to windward until you are picked

up PZQ

Let your boats keep to windward until

they are picked up- fd

Pick up boat ..__gty

Pick up my pilot. Look out for my

pilot TJH

Pieces of the wreck have been picked

up-

Will you pick up my anchor for me?

EKM

Pickaxe.

Picket (or, Piquet).
Picket boat gtz

pickbt-ed-ing. to picket.

Picric acid.

Pickles.

Picture.

Pie, or, Pudding.

Pie, or. Pice. (Coin) aur

Piece

All to pieces dyo

Dashed to pieces klu

Gone to pieces ocf

—Not a piece to be found.

—Pieces of the wreck have been found.

Alongside the pier (jetty, or, wharf),

EAT

Can I discharge at' pier? lcp

Make fast to the pier - ..-.rig

— ^Pierhead.

PlEECE-D-ING.

TIF
TIG

TIH
TIJ
TIK

TIL

TIM

TIN

TIG
TIP

TIQ
TIR

TIS
TIU

TIV
TIW

TIX
TIY

TIZ
TJA

TJB
TJC
TJD
TJE

TJF

TJG

TJH

Pig.

— Have you any pigs?

Pig iron.
Pig of ballast ftu

Pigeon.

Carrier pigeon ICH

Pike.
Boarding pike .. .-GPY

Pike, or, Draa. (Measure of length) . avu

Pilchard.

— Pilchard fishery.

Pile-d-ing.
Pile (or, bank) of — ...PUI

Pill.

PiLLAGB-D-ING.

Wreck is being pillaged zja

Pillar.

— Pillar buoy.

PiLOT-ED-ING. To PILOT.

—Pilot. (A pilot. )
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?

JIS

— Are the pilots trustworthy?

— Can you get (or, send) me a pilot? Is
there a jjilot to be had?

— Can you pilot me in?

Certificate of pilotage iht

Channel dangerous without a pilot.. ld

— Channel pilot.

Dangerous without a pilot ti

Do not trust too much to your pilot.YCP
Do not try (or, attempt) without a pilot,

PKL

Do you know the pilotage? QBW

— ^Do you want a pilot?

— Have you a pilot on board?

Have you seen apilotvessel(or,boat)?.TJ
— I am in want of channel pilot— for — .
— I can pilot you.
— I can not pilot you.
— I have a pilot.

I have a pilot; steer after me dbu

— I have no pilot.

I want a pilot*. -S, w. Code Flag over e

*8ee Pilot Signals, p. 8.

— I will send you a pilot.
Is it necessary, or. Does the navigation

require me to take a pilot? sey

Is there a pilot to be had? Tiw

Make signal for a pilot WCN

— Pick up my pilot. Look out for my

pilot.

Pilot. (A pilot) TIU

Pilot boat (or, vessel) gua

Pilot boat (sieam) gub

Pilot boat is advancing toward you,

DNl
Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing

indicated) (or, ofE — ) tk

Pilot boat's flag (when spoken o/) ..ndk

344

GiENBKAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

PILOT— PLACE.

TJI
TJK

TJL
TJM
TJN
TJO
TJP

TJQ

TJR
TJS

TJU

TJV

TJW

TJX

TJY

TJZ

TKA

TKB

TKC

TKD
TKE

TKF

TK6
TKH

TKI

Pilot — Continued.

— Pilot has been sent to you.

— Pilot has not come off.
Pilot jack {when spokenof) ndl

— Pilot not necessary.

— Pilot signal flying.

— Pilotage.

— Pilotage is compulsory.

— Pilot can not get off.

Pilots have not come off tjk

River pilot -.-UYK

Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and
look out for their signals eao

■ — Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot.

Send pilot — to vqc

Steam pilot boat .-Gub

— The pilot is going to you.

— The pilotage is — .

Trinity pilot ybh

Want a pilot* s, or, Code Flag over s

"Want a pilot*^ PT

Want you to send me a pilot Tivvr

— What are the pilot fees — for — ?
Where can I get (or, lookfor)apilot?-TL
Will send for a pilot vqt

— Will you take my pilot?

— Will your pilot come on to me?

— You had better take a pilot at once.

— You must take a pilot.

— You will find the pilot in ■ — (direction
indicated) .

* See Pilot Signals, p. 8.

PiN-NED-NING.

Belaying pin ged

Crank pin kbm

Crank-pin brasses broken kbn

Crank pin broken kbo

PiNOH-ED-ING.

— Pinching pin. Pincers. Pinchers.

Pine.

— Pitch pine.

Pineapple.

Pinion.
Pinion wheel.

Pink.

TKJ Pinnace.

Steam pinnace Guz

Steam pinnace's engine mbz

Pint. ( Measure of capacity) azk

Pintle.

TKL
TKM

Pipe.
Air pipe-ing dvz

Blow-off pipe burst gny

Blow through pipe gob

Condenser jjipe 1 -..jms

Discharge pipe out of order lcq

Eduction pipe out of order ltn

Feedpipe muy

Peed pipe broken (or, out of order) .muz
Hawse pipe (or, hole) ...opm

TKN
TKO

TKP
TKQ
TKR

TKS
TKU
TKV
TKW

TKX
TKY

TKZ

TLA
TLB

TLC
TLB
TLE
TLF

Pipe — Continued.

Hawse pipe is broken opn

Injection pipe pkv

— Pipe (for tobacco).

Sounding pipe (or, tube) wku

Steam pipe wsm

— Steam pipe burst.

Steam pipe damaged wsn

Steam pipe leaky wso

Suction pipe xcj

Tobacco pipe ten

Waste pipe ■ yttv

Piquet, (^ee Picket) ths

Pirate.
Beat off a pirate gbz

— I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by

a pirate.
— Pirate reported (or, seen) off — .

Piracy. Piratical.

Pistol.* (Revolver.)
Pistol (revolver) cartridges icx

— Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.

Piston.

Crosshead ( of piston) ked

High-pressure piston - ouw

High-pressure piston brokeii oux

Intermediate-pressure piston pqu

Low-pressure piston .1 rbs

—Piston broken.

— Piston rod.

Piston-rod bolts br6ken .__ gyb

Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of

order) hed

Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax

Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,

broken) kej

Pit.

Ash pit res

Pitch. (Tar.)
■Pitch-ed-ing. To pitch. (To smear

vyith pitch.)
Pitch pme tke

Pitch-ed-ing. To pitch. (To toss.)

PiTY-iED-iNG. Piteous.

Pivot.

Place-d-ing. To place.

An alteration has taken place ebx

At place specified --Eiq

At the landing place piy

At the nearest landing place qdo

At — (time indicated), — ( place indi-
cated), bore — , distant — miles-. -ED

Best place ghw

Best watering place is — - . . get

Confirmation, or. Ratification takes

place at — (or, on — ) job

Could the — (vessel indicated) have got

to any place of shelter? - ofd

Everyplace, or. Everywhere mjo

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345

PLACE— PLEASE.

TLG

TLH

TLI
TLJ

TLK
TLM

TLN
TLO

TLP

TLQ
TLR

TLS

TLU
TLV

TLW
TLX
TLY

Pl'ace — Continued.
Funeral takes place at — {place) and

at — {time and date) ntk

Have you cargo for more places than

one {or than place specified) iaq

Have you had any communication with

infected vessel {or, place)? --ic

Her funnels are placed — ntq

How are her funnels placed? nte

How did it take place? --_- -Omk

In place of {instead of) pna

In the first place. Fir st of all nba

— In this place.
Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
cure coal Hc

Is there a convenient watering place?

JTN

— It can not be procured at this place.
Landing place QEN

Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,

KE

Market place rlq

No alteration has taken place ecs

— Not if I were in your place.
— Place {position).

Place indicated bears — ek

Place indicated is blocked up by ice . gmtj
— Place yourself.
— Proper place.

Bepeat your signal in a better place, it
can not be made out owl

Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph - . wdf

Taken-ing, Took place — on xjw

The appointment has not taken place,

ETB

Took place in consequence of JQE

Trial tabes place on the — yaw

Want a surgeon {or, doctor) ; send me

one from the nearest place wo

Watering place ywg

—What reliance can be placed in {or, on) ?

— When did it take place?
When will funeral take place? ntl

— When will it take place?
Where is it to take place {or, be done)?

LIV

Where is the best plac« to get — ?- - -Gio

Where is the best place to land? gid

Wrong place —.zkc

Plague. The plague.

—Has the plague ceased at — {place indi-
cated) 1
Plagiie flag {when spoken of) ndm

—The plague has broken out at — {place
indicated) .

Plain ly-ness.

— By no means plain.

Plainclothes I'^u

Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
plainly .- lha

Plaintiff.

TLZ

TMA
TMB
TMC
TMD
TME
TMF

TMG
TMH

To PLAN.

.ODS

Plan-ned-ning.

A good plan

— Not a good plan.

The best plan will be ghx

TMI
TMJ

TMK
TML
TMN

TMO
TMP

TMQ
TMR

TMS
TMU

TMV

TMW
TMX

Plan. {See also Chart.')

Plane.

Planet.

Plank. {Dimensions to follow, if neces-

J.)

I want plank — feet long, — inches wide,
— inches thick.
— Plank-ed-ing. To plank.

Topsides. Topside planking xw j

Plant-ed-ing.. Planter.
Railway plant uhb

Plaster-ed-ing.
Adhesive plaster.

Diachylon plaster,

DJW

PLATE-D-ING. To PLATE.

Armor plate-d-ing, evt

Boilerplate gwh

Boiler plates damaged gwi

Carbon plate hyp

Copper plate Jvq

Earth plate lro

Iron plate-d-ing pta

Nickel plate-ed sia

Plates {crockery) tmi

Steel plate-d wtn

Template .i— xnp

Tinplate xty

Zinc plate zml

Plates. ( Crockery. )

Platform.

Platinum.

Play-ed-ing.

Plbasant-ly.

A pleasant passage tcz

Wish you a pleasant voyage ,..tdl

Please-d-ing — to {or, of).
As you please fbx

— Can not have the pleasure.
I want assistance ; please remain by me,

NR

—If you please.

— Much pleased.
Please send ofE Lloyd's surveyor _--QX(^
Please stand by me ; I want assistance,

•NR

— Pleasure.

Bequest the pleasure— of use

—Shall I have the pleasure— to {or, of)?

The admiral {or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner DKX

The pleasure of your company JGS

Was much pleased sbw

— When you please.

Will you give me the pleasure? oap

Will you give me the pleasure of your

company at — 1 JGV

— Will you please?

— With much pleasure.

With pleasure. I will accept dca

346

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Part II.

PLEDGE— PORK.

TMY

TMZ

TNA
TNB
TNG

TND

TNE
TNF

TNG
TNH

TNI

TNJ
TNK
TNL

TNM
TNO

TNP

TNQ

TNR

TNS

Pledge-d-ing.
Plenipotbntiaky.

Plenty-iful-ly-ness.

^A plentiful supply of.

— Are there plenty of supplies at — ?

Plenty of coal to be got — at — IXG

Plenty of water ywj

There are plenty of flsh to be caught here,

NOD

There is plenty of room uzw

Pleurisy.

PLOMER block GMW

Plough.

Plug-ged-ging.
Hawse plug opq

Shot plug WAG

Plumb -er.

Plunder-ed-ing.
I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
a pirate tkq

Plural. In the plural sense.

P. M. In the afternoon. Post meridian,

DRW

Pneumatic.

Pneumonia

Point (of compass).
Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to port- JZD

Alter course one point (or number indi-
cated) to starboard jze

Compass signals in points and half

points (seepage46) jhk

This is my best point gia

This is not my best point gib

What is your best point of sailing?-VEX

Point, or, Cape hvq

Near the point Sfj

— Off the point.
— Round-ed-ing the point.
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point vup

Point-ed-ing out. To point out.
Can, or, "Will you point out (or, take me

to) a good anchorage? eks

Send boat to point out rock (reef, or,

shoal) Guo

Will you lead into (or, point out) a good

berth? qhi

Carbon Point hyg

Point Blank

poison-ed-ing-ous.

POLACRE.

Polar-ity-ize-ization.

-GML

TNU

TNV
TNW

TNX

TNY

TNZ

TOA
TOB
TOC

TOD
TOE

TOP

TOG
TOH

TOI

TOJ

TOK

TOL

TOM
TON

Pole, or. North star sjo

Pole.
Bare poles -.-fwq

Pole, or, Standard compass jm

Running under bare poles vcj

Police-man,

— Apprehended (arrested) by the police.

Harbor police yvx

Police authorities fno

Police (or other) authorities have ac-
quitted dht

Police (fir other) authorities have de-
cided against the crew kdg

Police (or other) authorities have
fined — FNP

Police (or other) authorities have inter-
fered FNB

Police (or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH

Police (or other) authorities will not
give any redress. fnq

Police (or other) authorities will not

interfere fnd

— Police station (or, court).

Want police yn

Water, River, or. Harbor police... yvx

Policy.

politic-al-ly-ian.

Is there any political news? shk

Political news shm

Poll-ed-ing.

Pollute-d-ing-ion.

Pond.

Pond. (Measure of weight) baq

Pontoon.

Pony.

Pood, or. Pud. (Measure of weight) .bcf

Pool.
Whirlpool xcY

Poop.

— Pooped-ing.

PooR-NESs. Poverty.

Pope. Papacy. Papal-ist tac

popular-ly-ity-ace.
populate-d-ing-ion

PORE-OUS.

Pork.

—Can you supply me with pork? (Indi-
cate number of caslcs, if necessary.)

Fresh pork jjqz

Salt pork y^r^

Paet II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

347

PORPOISE— POSITION.

TOP

TOQ

TOR

TOS

TOU

TOV

TOW

TOX

POEPOISE.

Port. (^Harbor) OMV

Are you going into port {or, harbor) ?

OBK

—At this port.
Belong-ing to this port geu

Captain of the port, or, Harbor Master,

HWS

Come out of port Jcw

Convoy will assemble at port {or place

indicated) juo

Do you call at, any port before destina-
tion? HTE

Do you come from any port putting you

in quarantine? tr

Entrance of the port mfq

For this port nhr

Free port --- npu

Going into port (harbor) OCB

I left — in port, or, — was in port when
I left {ship's name or distinguishing

signal to follow) • Qku

I left port {or place indicated) — days

ago QKV

In, or. Into port Onb

Just out of port PXM

Left port QLG

Missed the mark (or-, port), or. Passed

the harbor {or, entrance) mfv

Nearest port sfm

Neutral port shb

—Off this port.

Out of port {or, harbor) svz

Port admiral dli

Port authorities fne

— Port is neutral.

Port of call HTG

Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt

Seaport vlc

The nearest port sfm

— This port.

Was the port you left healthy? orb

We left port {or, place indicated) on

the— QLP

We have missed the entrance (or, passed

the port, or, harbor) mfv

—What port?
What vessels did you leave in port (or,

place indicated)"! QLS

Wish to enter port or dock tm

You are ordered not to come into port,

SUY

You may come into port .- Jdt

Your port of destination is closed; your

owners desire you to proceed to — kx j

— was in port when I left QKU

Port. Porthole.

Baggage port I'SR

Eduction port lto

Lower port RCE

Sallyport vfn

Steam port wsp

Upper port yma

Port. {Left-hand side.) {See also Port
Helm.) , ,

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on port
bow -HPD

Cast to port ieg

TOY
TOZ
TPA

TPB

TPC

TPD

TPE

TPF
TPG

TPH
TPI
TPJ
TPK

TPL
TPM

TPN

Port — Continued.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader

(or, escort) -._ IX

Haul your wind on port tack ln

Heave-toon port tack ose

Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your port

hand gak

Keep on port tack pzf

Keep on the port side of the channel -LV
Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to port.-LZ

List to port Qvo

On port beam gau

On port bow hco

On port quarter tjeq

Port anchor ejl

Port boiler gxj

Port boiler defective gxk

Port bow HCR

Port bow light hcs

Port broadside ...hjq

— Port engine.

— Port screw.

— Port side.
Port tack xiM

— Port-ed-ing. To port.

Port. Port wine.

Port-fire.

Port helm.
Alter course one point {or, — points) to
port--- JZD

Hard-a-port ! ( Urgent. ) Head to go to

starboard -.-MD

Keep more to port- ----PYZ

My helm is hard-a-port ; head is going to

starboard wq

— Not too much to port.
—Port a little. Head to go to starboard.
Port your helm; ship's head to go to

starboard wi

Steer more to port. {To be kept flying

until the course is sufficiently altered),

MJ

You steer too much to port WUH

Porterage.

Porter. Stout.

Porter. {Railway or other porter.)

PoRTiON-ED-iNG. {See also Part. )

A large portion — of QFL

A small portion — of who

Portland cement igq

Portmanteau.

Portugal. Portuguese. Portuguese
Colors.

Position. ...

Any alteration in the position ot the
ariny? ^^^

Any alteration in the position of the
fleet {or, squadron)? ebz

Buoy, or Mark is not in its proper posi-
tion ^^

348

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part II.

POSITION— POTASH.

Position — Continued.

Possible— Cojitintied.

Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in

TQE

—Possibly.

its proper position hmg

Quit the vessel as fast as possible .. -ab

Dangerous position kla

TQF

— Quite possible.

I am not in a position to weigh zau

Bender all the assistance possible — to . c y

I can not make otit the flags; hoist the

Ride it out, if possible ks

signal in a better position owl

Sell cargo as soon as possible iay

I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be

Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-

in their proper positions hmk

sible? RC

TPO

—In the same position.

Indicate position (or, direction)— of,

TQG

POSTED-INQ. To POST.

LBQ

Into position PRQ

Bv T)0St HPP

TQH

—By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post.

Light indicated is not now in its old

Call at thie post office for letters hsy

position QSE

Latest posting time — is qhg

Light-ship at — is out of position, or.

Parcels post tbe

Light-ship is not at anchor on her

TQI

—Post. (The mail.)

station QE

TQJ

— Post office. To, or. At the post office.

TPQ

—Not in the same position.

TQK

— Post-office official, or. Postmaster.

TPR

— Position light.

TQL

— Post-office order.

TPS

— Position, or. State remains unaltered.

TQM

—Postage.

TPU

—Proper position.

TON

— Postage stamp.

What is my position by bearings?. ..RV

TQO

— Postman.

What is my present position? rz

Postmaster, or, Post-office official- -TQK

TPV

— What was the position of — (ship indi-

Report me by post to my owner (or, to

cated)1

Mr. — ) at— -UC

You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe)

TQP

—Send by post.

position. Your position is dangerous.

Send the following message by post to

GN

owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — wy

TPW

Positively.

Send the following message through the

I am not nositive (certain) ihg

post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — , by

I am positive (certain) ---IHF

signal letters instead of writing it at
length wz

TPX

POSSESS-ED-ING.

TQR

— Sent by post.

TPY

— Possession.

Shall I save the mail (or, post)? ---RFV

TPZ

— Take possession — of.

To, or. At the post office. Post office,

TQA

POSSIBLE-ILITY.

TQJ

To-day's post kny

Abandon the vessel as fast as possible.

To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's post.

AB

All possible information — of (or, from),

TQH

To-night's post xus

DXS

Will you post some letters for me? -QOR

As fast as possible fai

Yesterday's post zlk

As much (or, many) as possible fay

As quick as possible fbg

TQS

Post. (A post.)

As slow as possible fbj

Advance post dmx

As soon as possible fbo

Body post, or. Propeller post - gvr

Avoid, if possible fou

Rudder post vbo

Barely possible fwr-

Samson post --- VGw

Be as brief as possible hgu

Stem post - -WUY

Bring the ship in as close as possible.

HID

Postmaster tqk

Convoy to keep as close as possible -.iv

Convoy to spread as far as possible,

Post meridian, or, P. M. In the after

keeping within signal distance iz

NOON DRW

Discharge cargo as soon as possible.iAM

Dispose of cargo as soon as possible. ian

TQU

Post-mortem. Post-mortem examina-

Get her head round as fast as possible,

tion.

or. Get her on the other tack as fast

as possible- , nyu

POSTPONE-D-ING-MENT. (Defer) KRO

Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,

TQV

— Must be postponed.

NYZ

Race is postponed— until — ugf

Get steam up as fast as possible kl

Get under weigh as fast as possible -KN

TQW

Pot.

TQB

— I doubt if it is possible to — to — .
I would shift my berth as soon as pos-

Teapot XLH

sible GFT

TQX

POTASH-SIUM.

TQC

—If possible.

TQY

— Bromide of potassium.

TQD

— Is it possible?

Chloride of potassium ipg

Not possible (impossible) pfb

TQZ

— Iodide of potassium.
— Nitrate of potassium.

Obtain all the intelligence possible.SNW

TEA

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

349

POTATO— PRESENT.

TRB

TRC

TRD

TRE

TRP

TRG
TRH

TRI
TRJ
TRK

TRL

TRM

TRN

TRO
TRP

TRQ
TRS
TRCr
TRV

TRW

TRX
TRY

Potato.
Preserved potatoes tum

Poultry. Chickens. Fowls lOP

POUND-ED-ING.

Pound, or, Sovereign. {Coin) aus

Pound, lb. (Measureof weight) ..-bce

POUR-ED-ING.

Calm the sea by pouring oil on it ..htn

Poverty. Poor toi

Powder. {See also Ammunition. )

Blasting powder ...gmp

Bum a blue ligbt, or, Plash a little pow-
der GOQ

Cordite JWl

Gunpowder {iveight in pounds, if nec-
essary) OKS

— I am in want of powder and shot.

I am taking in {or, discharging) pow-
der, or, explosives.

Flag B, or. Code Flag over b.
— I can supply you with powder.
— I can supply you with powder and shot.

Powder {blasting) gmp

— ^Powder and shell.
— 'Powder barrel.
— Powder case.

Powder flag {when spoken of) ndo

Powder hoy {or, lighter) ozu

— Powder is damaged.
— ^Powder magazine.

Short.of powder vzY

Smokeless powder. __ wia

Power.

Full power nst

Half power, or, Half speed olm

Horsepower oyh

Indicated horsepower -Oyi

My horsepower {or that of vessel indi-
cated) is— OYJ

Nominal horsepower oyk

Power of attorney flp

— Powerful-ly.

— ^Powerless.

Tug has not sufficient power yds

What is your horsepower {or that of
vessel indicated)"! oyl

Peacticable-y. (See aZso Possible.)

— If practicable

— Is not practicable.

— It is practicable.

Practice-d-ing.
According to the usual practice r>£o

Pratique. {See also Quarantine.)
— Can pratique be obtained at — 1

Did you get pratique— at — ? nys

Get, or. Got pratique— at — nyw

Have you, or, Has — {vessel indicated)

got pratique? ofi

I have {or vessel indicatedha.B) pratique,

TS

TRZ

TSA

TSB
TSC

TSD

TSE

TSF
TSG

TSH

TSI'
TSJ
TSK
TSL

TSM

TSN

TSO
TSP
TSQ
TSR

TSU

TSV
TSW

TSX
TSY

TSZ

Pratique — Continued.
I have {or vessel indicated has) not prat-
ique.
— Ships from — did not get pratique at —
when I left.
Yon have pratique . tw

Pray-ed-ing. Prayer.

Preoaution-ary.
Every precaution mjd

Every precaution has been taken mje

— Use every precaution.

Precipitate-d-ing-ly.

Prefbct-ure.

— Maritime Prefect.

Preper-red-ing. To prefer.
I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping

the sea vca

I prefer stopping on board gql

—I should prefer.
— Is preferred to.

It would be preferable.
— Preference-able.

Preliminary

Premier.

Premium.

— Have the premiums risen?
— Premiums are lower.
— Premiums have risen.

Prepare-d-ing- TO {or, for).

Be prepared with affidavits dpn

Keep everything prepared pys

— Preparation.
Prepare ambulance for — edz

— ^Prepare another hawser.

Prepare boat — to {or, for) GUO

Prepare for a hurricane — gd

Prepare for action div

Prepare for coaling (to coal) IXH

Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,

NYX

Prepare to be towed clear xys

Prepare to disembark — at — - _ -Leh

Prepare to weigh ZQ

Preparing for sailing nzf

Prescribe-d-ing-ption-ive.

Presence.

Present-ly.

Annul present formation emh

Do not stand too far on your present

course Jzi

For the present. At present nhj

How long may we stand on our present

course? JZK

I do not intend to alter course at present

(or-, until— )--- eci

I will answer presently enc

If the wind continues as at present. zer

350

GENEBAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

PRESENT -PRIME.

Present — Continued.

Press — Continued.

Is my present course a correct one? Am

Steam-pressure gauge. Manometer,

I steering a proper course? ( The course

BJW

steered, to follow, if necessary) .__jzr

Water pressure ..-, -yvz

TUA

— ^Not at present.

TUV

— What is your working pressure?

Not safe to go on with the crew as at

TUW

—What pressure have you on?

present - - ...kde

Working steam pressure — is txjs

TUB

— Present form-ation.

TUC

— Present rate.

TUX

Pretbnd-ed-ing.

Present state of affairs dpf

TUY

— Pretence.

TITD

— Put-ting off for the present.

TUZ

—Upon no pretence whatever.

Stand on ; continue your present course,

JSM

The course steered is the best for the

TVA

— Upon what pretence?

TVB

Prevail-es-ing-vat-rnt.

present {or until time indicated) -JZM

Calms prevail -.hto

What is my present position? Rz

TVC

— Could not prevail — upon — .
Fever very prevalent at — mwh

TUE

Presentation.

TVD

— It is very prevalent.

TVE

— The prevailing sickness is — .

TUF

Preserve-d-ing-ation.

TUG

— Preserve formation.

TVP

Prevent-ing-ion.

TUH

— Preserve station.

TVG

— Can you prevent?

TUl

— Preserved flsh.

TVH

— Can not, or. Could not prevent (or, be

TUJ

— Preserved fruits.

prevented).

TUK

— Preserved meat.

TVI

— Get a preventer on.

TUL

— Preserved milk.

Is there anything to prevent landing?

TUM

— Preserved potatoes.

QEH

TUN

— Preserved soup.

Let nothing prevent qnv

TUO

— Preserved vegetables.

TVJ

— Must be prevented.

Preserves (Jams) puo

• Prevent advance — of dnj

TVK'

— Prevented by — .

TUP

Prbside-d-ing-ncy.

TVL

—Shall, or. Will prevent.
Weather prevents-ed-ing yzj

TUQ

President, or, Chairman.

TVM

—Will it prevent?

President, Chief of State, Emperor,

TVN

—Will prevent the necessity of:

King, etc. , of — has (or, is) — lOR

President of the Republic usj

TVO

Previous-ly.

Vice President yqf

Previous order (or-, instruction) pnj

Previous orders are all countermanded,

TUR

Press-bd-ing-ure.

jyp

Atmospheric pressure pjq

Proceed in execution of previous orders,

High pressure out

sz

High -pressure boiler gxc

TVP

Price.

High-pressure cylinder kig

An advance in price dmz

High -pressure cylinder cover ouv

1 Famine prices msp

High-pressure cylinder cover broken.

No reduction in prices. No abatement.

KAI

CXT

High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out

TVQ

—Price current.

of order) kau

Prices are fair mrf

High-pressure piston ouw

Prices are high ove

High-pressure piston broken oux

TVR

— Prices are low.

High-pressure valve out of order. _ _0UY

Prices have gone down (fallen) ...mrw

Intermediate pressure pqs

Prices have not fallen mrx

Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih

TVS

^Prices have risen.

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.

The highest price is OVG

PQT

The lowest price is rbw

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover

What is the highest price you vsdll give?

broken kaj

OAJ

Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked

TVU

— What is the lowest price you will take?

(or, out of order) kav

TVW

— What is the price? What is the value

Intermediate-pressure piston pqu

of-?

Low pressure _- rbq

What price are coals at — ? ixn

Low-pressure cylinder kij

Low-pressure cylinder cover kal

TVX

Priest.

Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out

TVY

— A visit from a Roman Catholic priest

of order) kaw

would be much valued.

Low-pressure piston rbs

Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

KAM

TVZ

Prime-d-ing. Priming of boiler.

TUS

—My working pressure is.

Boiler primes gwj

Steam pressure wsQ

Priming charge imj

Part II.

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351

PRmCE— PROCUBE;

TWA |prince-ly.

Proceed— Conimwed.

H. R. H. The Prince of Wales ovm

Are you {or vessel indicated) in a condi-
tion to proceed? AN

TWB

Princess.

Collier to proceed to — jan

H. R. H. The Princess of Wales. -OVK

Engines broken down ; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail ...mci

TWO

Peincipal-ly.

Has the vessel vwth which you have
been in collision proceeded on her

TWD

Principle.

voyage? hg

I have received orders for you not to

TWE

Peint-ed-ing-er.

proceed to — (place indicated) on
account of ice pbr

TWF

Peioe-ity.

I have received orders for you not to

TWG

—Prior claim.

proceed without further instructions,

Prismatic compass jic

I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to — TP

Prison. Gaol. Jail puk

It is not prudent to proceed without

TWH

— Is a prisoner, or. Are made prisoners.

regular sounding 1 wks

Military prisoner etz

TWY

— May, or, Can proceed.

Naval prison-er _ see

Proceed after repairing machinery, edw

TWI

— Prisoner.

Proceed at high water ovp

Send for prisoner ---VPU

TWZ

—Proceed at low water.
Proceed in execution of previous orders,

TWJ

Private-ly.

sz

Following communication is confiden-

TXA

— Proceed into harbor.

tial (or, private) HX

TXB

— Proceed on your voyage.

I ha ve private accounts dee

TXC

— Proceed out of harbor.

I have nrivate instructions. Private

Proceed to (port indicated) ta

instructions png

TXD

—Proceed to rendezvous.

Private affairs dpg

TXE

— Proceed to sea.

^

Private flag ndp

Proceed under one engine.-^ mbs

Private information pkg

TXF

—Proceed under steam.

Private instructions. I have private

TXG

— Proceed when ready.

instructions png

TXH

—Proceedings.

TWK

—Private signal.

TXI

— Procedure.

Private soldier wjh

Proceeds of the cargo ...iax

This communication is private JGE

Proceeds under her own steam mbt

Ready to proceed ujw

TWL

Privateer.

Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv

Fell in with a privateer mvk

What became of the proceeds— of — ?

Have been chased by a privateer . --INM

GCO

I have had {or vessel indicated has had)

You are ordered to proceed to — tf

a iight vnth a privateer mxt

Vessel seen is a privateer vxw

You can proceed at any speed wmz

Your original orders are cancelled ; I am

TWM

—Was taken by a privateer.

directed to inform you to proceed to — ,

th

TWN

Privation.

Your port of des'tination is closed; your
owners desire you to proceed to — .kxj

TWO

Peivilege-d-ing.

TXJ

Process.

TWP

Peivt-ily Peivy to.

TWQ

— Privy Council.
Privy to the whole affair — - dph

TXK

Procession.

TXL

Peoclaim-ed-ing-mation.

TWR

Prizb-d-ing. The prize.

Pri^R aa-fiTit-RV DSU

Is peace proclaimed? yt

Peace has been proclaimed YV

TXM

Peocuee-d-ing. (See also Get and Ob-

TWS

Peobable-ility. (See aZso Likely.)
Is an armistice probable? --. ---BVP

tain.)
Can fresh beef be procured? Gcz

Is it probable? Is it likely? QTN

Most probable (or, likely) QTV

Can I procure any — ? nyi

Can I procure any assistance in the way

of? ON

Can I procure charter? inc

TWU

—Probably. . , .

Storm center is in — {direction indi-

cated) ; probable course toward —

TXN

— Can I procure stock?

trl4vo0i'in'n ivt/^ioafed,) IGY

TXO
TXP

— Can procure. ,

Can you obtain (or, procure)? snp

—Can not procure.

Vow Tirnhnhlv YPO

TWV
TWJt

Proceed-bd-ing.
—Am I to proceed?

Can not procure wood.--, ZHO

r*}inr+^r ii^ tn be T>rocured IND

I

352

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Part II.

PROCURE— PROTECT.

Procure — Continued.

Vs,ovs,ULER— Continued.

Freight is to be procured

NQE

How many blades have you to your pro-

I can procure

TXO

peller? GLX

I can not procure

txp

Key of propeller lost qah

Indicate nearest place where I

can pro-

Lost all propeller blades gly

cure coal

HC

Lost screw propeller rax

Is cotton freight to be procured? ..jxw

Lost — blades {number indicated) of

It can not be procured at this place. tlh

, screw propeller glz

You can procure caulkers and

carpen-

One blade of propeller broken gma

ters at — --

IBU

TYW
TYX

— Propeller broken.
— Propeller damaged.

TXQ

Produce-d-ing-tive.

TYZ

— Propeller frame broken {or, gone).

Agricultural produce

DUN

TZA

—Propeller jammed.
Propellerjiost rax

TXR

Product-ion.

TZB

— Propeller out of order.
Propeller, or. Body post gvr

TXS

Profess-ed-ing.

TZC

Propeller shaft broken mr

— Propeller worked loose.

TXU

Profession- AL-LY.

Screw. {Propeller) vkh

Screw propeller damaged '.tyx

TXV

Propit-ed-ing-able-y.

TZD

— There is a spare propeller on board.

Can not gain much profit

nvm

Three blades of propeller broken... gmb

TXW

—Profit. iOain.)

Two blades of propeller broken gmc

TXY

—There will be no profit.

•

TXZ

— Will there be much profit?

TZE

Peoper-ly-riety.
Am I steering a proper course? jzf

TYA

Programme.

Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper posi-
tion LC

TYB

Progress-ed-ing.

Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in

TYC

— Slow progress.

its proper'position hmg

TYD

— Makes good progress.

Have you, or. Has — (person indicated)

Makes no progress

RIS

the proper certificate of competency?

TYE

Prohibit-ed-ing-ion-ory.

I do not think the marks {or, buoys) can
be in their proper positions hmk

TYF

Project-ed-ing-ion-or.

In proper form .nlz

Search light, or. Electric projector. lvi

Proper certificate ijd

Proper place tlm

TYG

Projectile.

TZF

Proper position tpu

—Properly dressed.

TYH

Prominent-ly-ence.

Were my letters properly forwarded? .no j

TZG

— With great propriety.

TYI

Promise-d-ing.

TYJ

— Can not promise.

TZH

Property.

TYK

— ^Promissory.

TZI

Proportion-ate-lt.

TYL

Promontory.

TZJ

Propose-d-ing-al.

TYM

Promotb-d-ing-ion.

TZK

— It is proposed.
Offer, or. Proposal not accepted. ..dbw

TYN

Prompt-ed-ing-ly-ness.
May be got off (or, afloat) if

prompt

When do you propose sailing? zt

assistance be given

CG

TZL

Proprietor.

TYO

Pbonounce-d-ing.

TZM

Prorogue-d-inq-ation.

TYP

Proof.

TZN

Prosecute-d-ing-ion.

Fireproof —

MZV

TYQ

— I have no proof.

TZO

Prosecutor.

TYR

— No proof.

Waterproof -ed-ing

...YWA

TZP

Prospect-ive-ly.

TYS

—What proof is there?

TZQ

Any prospect of war? eoq

—Is there any prospect— of ?

TYU

Prop-ped-ping.

TZR

Prosper-ed-ing. To prosper.

TYV

Propel-led-ling. To propel.

TZS

Protect-bd-ing-ive-ion.

Propeller. {Screw)

VKH

Let us keep together for mutual protec-

Connect your screw, propeller __

JPH

tion : in

Fitting new propeller

NCO

We can defend ourselves if we keep to-

Hawser fouled propeller.

OPU

gether _.!.. PYE

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353

PROTEST

—PUNT

•

TZU

PEOTEST-ED-lNd.

UAY

PULL-ED-ING.

TZV

—Did you protest?

Let your boats pull to —(bearing

indi-

TZW

— ^Have, or, Has protested.

eated)

The boats can not pull ahead

-QOA
-GRK

TZX

Protestant.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman

would be muoli valued ity

UAZ

Pulley.

..LSV

TZY

Pkove-ing.

Chase prove-d-ing to lie inl

UBA

Pumice stone.

UAB

—Proved.

UBO

PuMP-ED-iNG. To pump.

UAC

Pkovender.

Air-compressing pump

Air pump

Air-pump gear

.dvy

-DWA
.DWB

UAD

PROTIDE-D-INO — ^WlTH.

Air-pump levers out of order

.DWC

UAE

—Can you provide?

Air pump out of order

.dwe

UAF

— I ■will provide.

Air-pump rod broken

_DWP

UAG

—If provided— with.

All hands at the pumps

Bilge pump

.DXM
.-GJS

UAH

Provident-ial-ly-cb.

Bilge pump (donkey)

Bilge pump (main)

..GJT
— GJU

UAI

Pkovince-ial. '

Bilge pump out of order .

Bilge-pump valves out of order. ..

--GJV
.GJW

UAJ

Pkovision-bd-ing.

Brine pump

— HIJ

Are you in want of provisions? tn

Can not keep free with pumps

..NPT

UAK

— Can you spare me provisions?

Circulating pump

..IRB

Cook-ed provisions jvd

Diver's pump

-.LHZ

Fresh provisions nra

Donkey pump disabled

— LKP

Have condemned a part of my provisions,

Downton pump

..LMR

JMO

Feedpump

.MVA

I am {or vessel indicated is) short of pro-

Feed-pump check valves out of oi

der.

visions vzs

lOD

I have only — days' provisions to

Feed pump out of order

..MVB

Make provision for ,^..kio

Feed-pump valves out of order..

..MVC

UAL

— Provisions.

Hand pump

— OLZ

Salt provisions vex

UBD

—Hand pump out of order.

Short of provisions. Starving n v

Hydraulic pump

..PAZ

Want provisions immediately YO

I can keep free with pumps

..NPY

Want provisions ytu

UBE

Main pump

— Pump. ( A pump. )
Pump brakes

..RGM
..HDV

UAM

Provisional-ly. Proviso.

UBF
UBG

—Pump choked.
— Pump crosshead.

UAN

Provoke-d-ing-cation.

UBH
UBI

—Pump crosshead out of order.
—Pump gear.

UAO

Provost.

UBJ

— Pump gear worn out (defective)

UAP

—Provost Marshal.

UBK
UBL

— Pump leather.
—Pump-lever links broken.

UAQ

Prow.

UBM

—Pump levers out of order.

UBN

— Pump rod.

UAE

Proxy.

UBO
UBP

—Pump well.

— Pumps in good order.

UAS

Prudent-ly-ce.

UBQ

—Pumps out of order.

It is not prudent to proceed without

UBR

— Pumps want repair.

regular sounding wks

Scarcely prudent to land ; not easy land-

Well supplied with, pumps

_.XEY
.-ZHY

ing on the beach ...PZX

UAT

PUBLIC-LY.

UBS

Punch. (Tool.)

Are there any public conveyances—

to—? JTY

Puncheon. (Measure of capacity) .

..AZL

UAV

—Public house.

"Pnbllp TnnTlPV - RYE

UBT

PUNCTUAL-LY-lTi:.

UAW

—Public service.

PuND. (Measure of weight)

— BCG

UAX

Publish -ER-CATioN-iciTY.

UBV

Punish-ed-ing-mbnt.

Pud. (Measure ofiveight) bcp

UBW

Punt. '

Pudding, or. Pie thy

..JVR

76564—09 23

354

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

•

PURCHASE

-QUALITY.

UBX

Purchase. (For lifting.)

Put — Continued. '

Purchase block GMX

UCY

—Put into.

UBY

—Purchase falls. Purchases. Tackle falls.

UCZ

—Put off.

Tackle, or, Purchase carried away..xiT

Put-ting off for the present

Put off the sale

...TUD

— -SOV

UBZ

PuRCHASE-D-iNG. (-See also Buy.)
Heavy purchase.-- osy

Put on boafd by —

GQS

UDA

— Put out.

I can purchase (bM2/) how

Put out fires

...NAQ

I have purchased (bought)-.. hbn

UDB

—Put over.

I intend to purchase (buy) Hox

UDO

— Put to sea.

UCA

— Making large purchases.

Put to sea at once. GetanoflBng.

Stand

UCB

— No purchases made.

off

MG

UCD

— ^Want to purchase.

Put your people on an allowance.

--DZM

"Was not to be purchased (bought) -Hbo

Was obliged to put back

.--PQN

UOB

— Will not purchase.

UDE

— What is the cause of your putting back?

UCF

— Will yo\i(or person mdtcafed) purchase?

When I have run my distance I shall

put her head off until — , -

-.LGP

UCG

PUEE-ITY.

UDF
UDG

—Will put.
—Will you put?

UCH

PUKQE-ATIVE.

UDH

— You are to put.
You had better put your affairs

in the

UCI

PUEIPY-IED-ING-ICATION.

hands of —

You will be put in quarantine - -

--DPK
--UEL

UCJ

Purple.

UDI

Putrepy-ied-ing-action. Putrid.

UCK

PUBPORT-ED-ING.

What is the purport (or, meaning) —

UDJ

Putty.

of—? -RNT

UDK

PUZZLE-D-ING. To PUZZLE.

UCL

PURPOSE-D-ING — TO.

Answer the purpose emr

UDL

Pyramid-idal.

Fit for the purpose — of nck

For the purpose — of _• nhk

UDM

Pyrotechnic- AL-isT.

I think you might get something to an-

swer the purpose ENB

Purpose leaving. Intend leaving- -PCX

Unfit for the purpose yiq

Will it answer the purpose? enr

UCM

Purse.

UCN

Purser.

uco

— Purser's steward (or, assistant).

UCP

PuRSUB-D DIG. Pursuit. To pursue.
Ill pursuit (or, chase ) — of _- ---Inq

UCQ

Pursuance. In pursuance op.

UCR

PUSH-ED-ING.

UCS

Put-ting. To put.

Attempted to put to soa , pkj

Authorities will put an end to the affair,

DPJ

UDN

Q. (Letter. ) (For neio method of spell- [

Damage can be put to rights in — hours,

BD

Do you come from any port putting you

ing, seepage 13.)

UDO

Quadrant.

in quarantine?-- tr

UCT

— Have, or, Has put (or, run) — into — .

UDP

Quadruple.

UCV

— I shall put in for shelter, or, Put in for

Quadruple-expansion engine

-.MAU

Laid up to have a new boiler put in . - qiu

UDQ

Quail. (Bird. )

Leave, or, Put a buoy on ^ — hmp

New boiler has been put in ---GXI

UDR

QUAKE-D-INQ.

Put a compass in the boat jid

Earthquake

— LRP

UCW

— Put back.

UCX

—Put back damaged.
Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for

UDS

QUALIPY-IBD-ING-ICATION.

shelter ucv

UDT

Quality.

Putin, in distress lhj

Of a good quality - _--

.--OBK

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

355

QUANTITY— QUICKSILVER.

UDV

UDW
UDX

UDY
UDZ

UEA
UEB

UEC

UED

UEF

UEG

UEH

UEI

UEJ

UEK

UEL

UEM

UEN

Quantity — of.
A large quantity {or, number) — of — ,

• OGZ

A larger number (or, quantity) — of (or,
than) — QPM

A small {or, smaller) number {or, quan-
tity) of — SLD

A very large number {or, quantity) —

of SLE

An average number {or, quantity) —
of— .- POQ

An equal number {or, quantity) — of — ,

Coal can not be got in any quantity —
at — .---IWM

Indicate the quantity {or, number) —
of : PIA

Number, or. Quantity is incorrect. -SLG
Only to be got in small quantities. -Ofm
Show the number {or, quantity) — of — ,

PIA

Supply of vyater is small, not exceed-
ing {quantity indicated) a day-.-YWE

The greater-est number {or, quantity) —
of — OHN

The least number {or, quantity) — of — ,

QKH

Too large a number {or, quantity) —
of — QFV

— What number {or, quantity) have you?
— What quantity — of?
What quantity of ammunition have
you? BOB

What quantity of coal have you left?-HF

What quantity of coal remains in the

collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?_ _ .ixo

— What quantity of water?

You can get any quantity of firewood,

NAT

Quarantine. In quaeantine.
Am, or. Is in quarantine {mimber of
days to be indicated, if necessary) - -TP
— Are you in quarantine?
— Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws.
Do you come from any port putting you

in quarantine? - tr

Hoist quarantine flag tv

I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine. -Code Flag over q

Out of quarantine swa

Performing quarantine tfx

—Quarantine at— {pla-, indicated) is —
days for vessels from — {place indi-
cated).
Quarantine flag {when spoken of) --Ndq
— Quarantine is taken off.
— Quarantine officer.
— Quarantine station.
—Vessel indicated is in quarantine.
—What are you in quarantine for?
—What quarantine shall I get?
—When I am out of quarantine.
—You will get {or, be put in) quarantine.

QUAEREL-LED-LING-SOME.
QUAEBY.

Quart. {Measure of capacity) azm

QUAETER. {Measure of capacity) azn

UEO

UEP

UEQ
UER

UES
UET

UEV

UEW
UEX

UEY
UEZ
UFA

UFB

UFC

UFD

UFE

UFG
UFH

Quarter. {Measure of weight) bch

Quarter. {Division of time, etc. )

First quarter nbe

First quarter of the moon nbf

For the quarter nhl

In a quarter of anhour ozm

In what quarter?

Last quarter Q&i

Last quarter of the moon qgh

Lee quarter qme

Next quarter shy

— On port quarter.

— On starboard quarter.

Quarter boat gud

Quarter-deck kqd

Quarter gallery nwg

Quarter speed wmv

Quarter of anhour ...ozM

— Quarterly.
Quarterly account ...dfm

— This quarter.
Weather quarter — yzq

QUARTER-ED-ING. TO QUARTER.

At quarters pie

Can I send my sick to hospital {or, sick

quarters)? oyq

Close quarters ...IVA

Deck quarters kqb

Headquarters OQi

— Quarters.

— Sick quarters.
Winter quarters zgl

Quartermaster.

Quay.

Queen.
Chief of the State, King, Queen, Em-
peror, President, etc., of — has {or,
is) — lOR

King's Bench, or. Queen's Bench ._gfh

Qdell-ed-ing.
Disturbance is quelled lhr

Query. Note op interrogation (?) -Sjz

Question-ed-ing-able.
Authority is {or, will be) questioned,

PMO
QUICK-LY-NESS.

Are you a quick sailer? vdp

As quick as fbe

As quick as possible. fbg

I {or vessel indicated) have had a quick

passage tdc

Make haste ons

Quick-firing ammunition efx

Quick-firing gun okl

— Quicker-est.

Quicksand upg

Quicksilver uph

Very quickly. ypq

Quicksand.

Quicksilver.

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Part II.

QUIET— BAN.

UFI

UFJ

UFK

UFL

UFM

UFN
UFO
UFP
UFQ

UFR

UFS
UFT

UFV

UFW

UFX

UFY
UFZ

UGA

UGB

UGC

UGD

UGE
UGF

UGH

QUIET-LY-NESS.

All quiet — at (or, in) — (or, on shore) ,

DXT

All quiet with — Dxu

Quinine.

Quintal, or, Centner. (Measure of
weight) bci

Quintal Metric. (Measure of weight) .bcj

QuiT-TED-TiNG. (See also Leave. )
Bo not quit the ship till the tide has
ebbed ad

— Have, or, Has quitted.
— Quit the (or, your) station.
Quit the vessel as fast as possible ab

Quite.

— Do quite well.

— Not quite.

— Quite as much as.

Quite, or, Totally different Kzo

Quite enough (or, sufficient) mdx

Quite full _.NSY

Quite intelligible pok

Quite possible tqf

— Quite recovered.

— Quite right.

— Quite sure of — .
Quite useless.- yms

— You are quite safe where you are.

Quittance.

Quorum.

quote-d-ing-ation.

— What are the last quotations?

R. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing,see page 13.)

Rabbet-ed-ing.

Rabbit.

Race-d-ing. To race.
Boat race - grt

— Race course.
•Race is postponed — until — .

Race. (Tideway.)

UGI
UGJ •
UGK
UGL

UGM

UGN
UGO
UGP .

UGQ
UGR
UGS
UGT

UGV

UGW
UGX

UGY

UGZ

UHA
UHB

UHC
UHD

UHE

UHF
UHG

UHI
UHJ

UHK

UHL

UHM

UHN

UHO
UHP
UHQ
UHR

Rack-ed-ing.

Radiate-d-ing-ion.

Radical-ly.

Radius.

Destructive radius kxu

Radius bars fwl

Radius of action diw

— Radius shaft.

Raft.

— Can you«nake a raft?
— Do what you can in the way of rafts.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,

kite, or, raft) ka

Fire raft (or, ship) ^j .mzw

Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
spars) ,.-QZY

Rafter.

Rag. Ragged.

Rage-d-ing.

Cholera is raging at — ips

— The — is raging at — .

Yellow fever is raging at — mwx

Rail.
By rail hpg

Came, Coming by rail JCH

— Head rail.
— Send by rail.

Railway.
Leave it for me at the railway station,

QLB

Meet me at the railway station rou

Railway carriage ice

— Railway iron.
— Railway pass.
— Railway plant.
Railway porter tpj

— Railway sleeper.
— Railway station.
— To, or. At the railway station.

Rain-ed-ing. To rain.

More rain than wind zev

— Rain.

Rainy weather yzo

Rainbow.
Lunar rainbow rdh

Raise-d-ing. To raise.
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken

off)? GNL

Newly-raised men eph

Raisin.

Ram-med-ming.
— Ram bow.

Ran. (See also Run. )

Ran against (or, foul of ) DSG

— Ran, or, Run away.
— Ran clear.
— Ran into.

■Ran out.

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357

RANDOM— READY.

UHS

UHT

UHV
UHW

UHX

UHY
UHZ

UIA

UIB
UIC

UID

UIE

UIF
UIG
UIH
UIJ
UIK

UIL
UIM

UIN

UIO
UIP

UIQ
UIR

Random. At random fit

Range-d-ing. To range.
Cooking range, or. Copper jve

^Long range.
Out of range --- okj

— Range finder.

— Range is — yards.

Range of battery fyq

Range your cable hrn

— Rifle range.

Short range.--- ..- l.-WAC

Take care range is clear hym

Vessel is in gunshot okn

— What is the range?

— Within range.

— You are within musket (or, rifle) range.

You are within range of the guns (or,

batteries) go

Rangoon oil.

Rank-ed-ing.
Not of high rank -
Of high rank

-ovc

-OVD

Ransom-ed-ing.

RAPID-LYilTY.

Fire gains rapidly ; take people off - -NG
Leak is gaining rapidly nu

The barometer, has fallen very rapidly,

FXH

Rare-ly-ness.

Rash-ness-ly.

Rat.

Ratchet.

Rate-d-ing. To rate.

Any rate — EPN

Bank rate i'uy

Chief rate-ing iot

Dying at the rate of — a day lqn

My chronometers were rated — days ago
at — (indicate place, if necessary),

IQJ

Present rate tuc

—Rate {of speed).
— Rate of steaming.

The rate of exchange is— mky

Try rate of sailing YCU

What is the set and rate of current (or,

tide)? i^«J

—What rate? {Speed.)
When were your chronometers last

rated? — - Y^^

Wish to get a rate for my chronometer.
Will you give me a comparison? .. gu

Rather.

Ratipy-ied-ing-ication.
Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
place at {or, at—, on—) -JOB

Rations.

UIS

UIT

UIV

UIW
UIX

UIY

UIZ

UJA

UJB

UJC
UJD
UJE

UJF
UJG
UJH

UJI
UJK

UJL

Raj

LINE.

Rave-d-ing.

Ravine. {Gully.) - ,ojn

Reach. {Tack.)
— A short reach.
Forereach-ed-ing .

-NKA

UJM

UJN
UJO

UJP
UJQ
UJR

UJS

UJT
UJV
UJW

UJX
UJY
UJZ

REACH-ED-ING. To REACH.

— Can, or. May reach.
— Can you reach?

Guns will not reach OJX

— I can reach.
— Out of reach.

You are within reach of guns {or, bat-
teries) _ GO

Your orders have not yet reached here,

SVA

React-ed-ing-ion.

Read-ing. To read.

Have you read?
— I have read.

Ready.

-Are you ready — to {or, for)?
— Are you ready for sea?
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to

slip your cable HQO

—Can be ready ^to {or, for).

— Can you be ready by {time indicated, if

necessary) 1
—Can you be ready for sea by {or, in) — ?

Fenders ready mvu

Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,

nyx
Get steam up; report when ready --KM

Have a tow line ready xyp

Have all your anchors and cables ready

for use EiG

• Hoist a waft {or, wheft) when ready,

OWE

— I am {or. They are) ready for sea {or,
to sail).

I have the boats ready gtl

I shall not be ready until — yld

■In readiness — to {or, for).

■Is refitted and ready for sea.

Is, or, Are to be held ready — to {or, for),

owu

Keep steam ready {or, up) — kq

—Must be ready— to {or, for) — by.

■Not ready.

■Not ready for sea.

Proceed when ready .-txg

■Readily-ness.

Ready for action wx

— Ready for sea.
—Ready for use,
— Ready to proceed.

Ready to weigh — ZR

— Report when ready — to {or, for).
— Report when ready for sea.
—Ships indicated are {or, were) ready for
sea.

Steam is not ready ; will be up in — - - wb

Steam is ready wc

Troops are ready to disembark ybo

Troops will be ready— to {or, for)..YBQ

Was getting ready for sea nzf

Water can readily be obtained yws

358

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

READY— RECKON.

UKA

UKB

UKC

UKD

UKE

UKF

UKG

UKH

UKI

UKJ

UKL

UKM
UKN
UKO

UKP

UKQ

UKR

UKS
UKT

UKV

UKW

UKX

UKY

UKZ

Ready — Continued.

— ^When ready — to (,or, for).

When will dinner be ready? law

— When will you be ready for sea?
—When will you {or, it) be ready for (or,

to)—?
— Will be ready to (or, for).

You will hold yourself in readiness — to
{or, for) OXB

Your despatches are ready kxe

— Your orders are not ready for yovi.

Real-rbis. {Coin) aut

Real-ly-ity.

REALIZE-D-INa-ATION.

Reappoint-ed-ing-mbnt.

-NRX
-DLJ

Rearmost.

From the rear
— In the rear.

Rear admiral..
— Rear column.
— Rear guard.
— Rear ship.
— To the rear.

Reas, or, Reis. {Coin) ..- _aut

Reason-ed-ing. To reason. {See also
Cause. )
Better not ask the reason (cause) --FDN

' Can give no reason nzq

Do you know the reason? _ _ . qbx

Have you reason to suppose? xfe

Know the reason qcf

Reason must be assigned ipo

— Reason-able-y.

The reason (cause) assigned — is ift

The reason (cause) assigned is sufficient,

IFU

What is the reason (caxise) — of — ? -IFV

Reassemble-d-ing.
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous {or place indicated) it

Rebel-lious-lion.

— Rebel-led-ling. To rebel.

Rhoall-ing.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the

ship Code Flag over w

' 'General recall' ' signal _ Code Flag over y

Hoist the general recall owh

Recalled.

Recapture-d-inq.

RECEIVE-ING. To RECEIVE.

Acknowledige-d-ing the receipt — of.DGP
Arrange-d-ing to receive {or, for recep-
tion of) EWU

— Did you receive?
Did you {or vessel indicated) receive any

damage? kjf

Expect I have to receive _ mng

Give a receipt oac

Has the receipt been acknowledged? - dgq

ULA

ULB
ULC

TJLD
ULE

ULP
ULG

ULH

ULI
ULJ

ULK

RECElVE^CoJiimMed.
— Have received.

Have, or, Has received accounts DPC

Have, or, Has received damage {or, in-
jury)— to PLA

Have received the following communi-
cation {or, instructions) from your

agent {or, owner) ia

Have you received any damage {or, in-
jury)— to? PLB

Have you received any orders — from — ?

su

Have you received my letter? qop

Have yqja received my message?. .-eqm

Have you received your orders? str

I can not stop to have {or, receive) any

communication ip

I have received information — {place

next indicated) is clear of ice pbo

I have , received information — {place

next indicated) is ice bound pbq

I have received orders STV

I have received orders for you not to
proceed to — {place next indicated)

on account of ice per

I have received orders for you not to
proceed without further instructions,

SP

I have received orders for you to await

instructions from owner at — SQ

I have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — SE

I have received orders for you to pro-
ceed to — TP

I have received your letters qoh

Letters had {or, have) been received

from QOK

Letters received from — qon

No accounts received dfk

None received sjd

Orders have been received sm

— Receipt.
— Received.

Received an answer enj

Receiver ulf

— Receive-d-ing news — of (or, from).
— Send receipt — to {or, for).

Telegram received — from xlv

Wait to receive orders tk

What advice have you received? doj

You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days sux

Receiver. '
— Receiver of wreck.
Submarine signal receivers zns

Recent-ly.

Delayed through the recent gale ksp

No recent observations. I did not get

an observation et

Recent Act {of Parliament) dil

Recess.

Reckon-ed-ing.
Dead reckoning koh

Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
• tions --_ _ dtx

Latitude by dead reckoning — is qht

Longitude by dead reckoning— is ..Qzc
— Reckoning (a reckoning).

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

359

EECKON-

REFUND.

B.^CKOT'i— Continued. •

Reduce — Continued.

Reckoning not to be depended upon.EU

Reduce speed ; you are towing me too

Vessel indicated reckons from the me-

fast XYT

ridian of— - RQE

Reduced charge imk

What current (rate and direction) do

you expect {or, reckon on^? kgh

UMN

Reef-ed-ing. To reef.
Close reef-ed-ing ivb

ULM

Recognize-d-ino-tion.

Double reef -ed ._.lky

UMO

— I shall close reef.

ULN

Recoil (of a gun).

Reef earing lre

Reef tackle xir

Recollect-ed-ing. (See Remember) . upv

UMP

— Shake the reefs out.

ULO

—Do yon recollect?

UMQ

— Take in a reef. (Indicate if more than

Recollection (Remembrance) upy

one.)

ULP

Recommence-d-ing.

UMR

Reef. (See also Rock. )

I am going to recommence (repeat) sig-

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal ahead

nal from — (word indicated) vh

(ahead of you).-. hfb

Recommence, or, Repeat signal from —

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your

(word indicated) . vi

port bow HPD

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your

ULQ

Recommend-ed-ing-ation. (See also Ad-

starboard bow- -1 hfe

vise.)

Coral reef jwf

I strongly recommend you not to — . dop

Deepest water is nearer the bank (or.

I would advise (or, recommend) you —

reef) fvb

to — DON

UMS

— Reef, Rock, or, Shoal extends from —

Recommended to — dol

to—.

What would you recommend? doq

Reef, or. Shoal is steep to the — ..vyw

Would recommend - doe

Reef, or. Shoal stretches a long way out,'

ULR

Reconnoiter-d-ing-aissance.

Reefs ahead of you-- hfb

ULS

— ^Reconnoitering party.

Send boat to point out reef (rock, or
shoal) GUO

ULT

Reoonsider-ed-ing-ation.

Stand nearer the reef -(bar, shoal, or
bank) -- fwa

ULV

Record-ed-ing.

-

UMT

Reel.

ULW

Recourse.

UMV

Re-timbark-ed-ing-ation.

TJTiX

Recovkr-bd-ing.

I must recover my anchor -.Els

UMW

Re-engage-d-ing-ment.

Is likely to recover Qto

Quite recovered — .ufr

UMX

Reeve-d-ing. Rove."

ULY

—Recovery-able.

Tell them to recover my anchor -_ -EJW

UMY

Re-examine-ing-ation.

Trv to recover _ YCX

-ULZ

Reckuit-ing.

UMZ

Refer-rbd-einq — TO. To repee.
Refer to my despatch (or, letter) JU

UMA

Rbctipy-ied-ing-ication.

Refer to the Geographical Signals, -nya
Refer to your despatch (or, letter) - _ . jv

UMB

Recur-red-ing-rence.

UNA

— Reference.

UMC

Red.

UNB

Refit-ted. To refit.

UMD

— Red buoy.

Red ensiarn MES

UNO

—Can I refit at?

TIME

Complete refit necessary jkm

I intend to refit at poy

— Red flare.

UMF

— Red hot.

In want of refitting yto

UMG

— Red lead.

Is refitted and ready for sea ujo

UMH

—Red light.

UND

—Refitting.

UMI

— Red paint.

UNE

Refrigeeate-ing.

UMJ

Redeem-ed-ing-ption.

Refrigerating chamber dwl

Refrigerating machinery out of order,

UMK

Rbdress-ed-ing.

RDX

Police (or other) authorities will not

UNF

—Refrigerator.

give any redress fnq

UNG

Refuge. Refugee.

UMT.

Reduoe-d-ing-tion.

■Rnrhor nf rpfnee OMZ

n rf.l U\jX. \JI. X CJ. ug C- ____— — — —•

No reduction (in price) oxt

Reduce speed. Ease her me

UNH

Refund-ed-ing.

360

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

BEFUSE-

-REMAND.

UNI

Refuse-d-ing.

UON

Reinstate-d-ing-ment.

Crew refused to go on.board KCU

UOP

— Is, or. Are reinstated.

UKJ

—Refusal.

Refused assistance. Assistance was re-

Reis. (Coin) -— AUT

fused - — FEZ

UNK

Begard-ed-ing.

UOQ

Rejoin.-ed-ing.

UNL

— Regardless-ly.

All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
company Code Flag over y

UNM

Regatta.

UOR

— Am, Is, or. Are to rejoin.

uuro

Regent-cy.

UOS

Relapse-d-ing.

UNP

Regiment-ai

UOT

Relation.

UNQ

Region.

UOV

Release-d-ing.

UNR

Register. {A list. )

UOW

Reliance. (See also Depend.)

Italian Register {of ships) pua

What reliance can be placed in (or,

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign

on) — ? TLN

Shipping Qwv

UOX

— Not reliable.

Lloyd's Registry Qwx

UOY

—Reliable.

Lloyd's Yacht Register qxe

United States, Royal, or, State Navy

UOZ

Relieve-d-ing.

List, or, Register qvm

A great relief ohg

Not on Lloyd's Register. Not on Lloyd's

Relieve-d-ing, Belief crew kdi

Registry book qxf

Relieve vessel in distress lhk

UNS

— Begister-ed-ing-ation. To register.

Relieving tackles _. xis

UNT

— Registered tonnage.
Removed from Lloyd's register qxh

UPA

—Relief.

UNV

— What is your (or vessel indicated) regis-
tered tonnage?

UPB

Religion-ious.

UPC

Relinquish-ed-ing-mrnt.

UI^W

Registrar.

UPD

— Must relinquish.

UNX

— Registrar-General of Shipping and Sea-

men.

UPE

Reload.

Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-

riages GLI

Rely-ied-ing. (See Depend) kub

UNY

Begret-ted-ting.

UNZ

— Do not regret.

UPF

Remain-ed-ing. (See also Stop and Wait. )

UOA

— Much regret-ted.

Am I (or is person indicated) to wait

or, remain)? ysn

Do not quit the ship until the tide has

UOB

Eegular-l¥-ity.

ebbed ad

Are you regularly licensed, or, Have

UPG

— Do you remain?

you a permit? qpm

UPH

— Do you remain all night?

Have sounded regularly wko

How long shall you remain? qyp

Have you sounded regularly ? wkq

I must remain till further orders... STX

I shall keep the lead going regularly. I

UPI

— I shall not remain.

shall sound regularly ^qjh

UPJ

— I shall remain.

Irregular-ly-ity ptd

I want assistance ; please remain by me,

Is the communication with — regular?

NE

JGD

I will remain by you (or vessel indi-

It is not prudent to proceed without

cated) Al

regular soundings wks

UPK

— I will remain by you if you wish it.

Regular soundings wkt

None remaining (left) -SJB

UOC

— Regular survey necessary.

UPL

— Not to remain.

UOD

— Regular survey unnecessary.

Please remain by me; I want assistance,

We have sounded regularly wyk

NR

Winter has regularly set in at — -.zgk

Position remains unaltered tps

Remain by the ship . kh

UOE

Regtjlate-ing-ion.

UPM

—Remain, or, Stay where you are.

UOF

—According to regulations.

Unsafe to remain until — ykn

UOG

—Contrary to regulations.

What quantity of coal remains in col-

UOH

—Regulated.

lier (coal dep6t, or, lighter)? ixo

Will remain by you tjpk

UOI

Reign-ed-ino.

You must remain till further orders.

UOJ

Reinforce-d-ing-ment.

NUM

UOK

— In want of reinforcements.

UPN

Remainder.

UOL

— Reinforcements are expected.

UOM

—Reinforcements constantly arriving.

UPO

Remand-ed.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

361

REMARK— REPEAT.

UPQ

UPR

UPS
UPT

UPV

UPW
UPX
UPY

UPZ

UQA
UQB

UQC

UQD
UQE
UQF
UQG

UQH

UQI
UQJ

UQK

UQL
UQM

UQN

UQO
UQP
UQR
UQS

UQT

UQV

UQW

Remark-ed-ing-able-y.
Tell my owner ship answers remarka-
bly well ENO

Remedy-ied-ing.

— Can it be remedied?

— Can not be remedied.

Remember-ed-ing.

Do you remember(or, recollect) ?--.xilo
— Does, or, Do not remember.
— It must be remembered.
— Remembrance.

Remind-ed-ing-er.

Remit-ted-ting. To remit.

— Remittance.

Remittance list qvl

Very good remittance- OEM

REMONSTRATE-D-ING-ANCE — WITH.

Remove-d-ing-al.
— Not removed.
— Obstruction removed.
— Remove obstruction.

Removed from Lloyd's register qxh

— To be removed.

Rbmunerate-d-ing-ion-ive.
— No remuneration.

Render-ed-ing.
Could not render assistance - OQ

No assistance can be rendered ; do the

best you can for yourselves ex

Passed a wreck (date latitude, andlongi-
tude to follow), but could not render
any assistance ; people still on board,

zv
Render all the assistance possible — to,

CY
— Rendered unserviceable.

Rendezvous.
Convoy to disperse, and reassemble at
rendezvous (or at place indicated) .it
Convoy will rendezvous at — on the — ,

JUP

— Convoy will rendezvous in — {latitude
and longitude indicated).

Proceed to rendezvous txd

Rendezvous at — (port indicated or on
bearing indicated) from — (port in-
dicated) distant — miles _-.jb

Rendezvous in latitude and longitude

(indicated) JC

— To rendezvous at.

— To, or. At the rendezvous.

—When shall we be at the rendezvous?

—Where is the (or, Where shall we)

rendezvous?
—Will rendezvous at (or, in).

Renew-ed-ing-al.
Can you renew the action? dir

Rent-ed-ing-al. (To hire.)

UQX

URC

URD

URE

URF
URG

URH

URI

Repair-ed-ing-able.

Boiler can not be repaired ee

Boiler has been repaired gvy

Boiler has not been repaired gvz

Boiler must be repaired gwp

Boiler requires repairs gwl

■Cable is repaired.

— Can be repaired.
Can damage be repaired at sea? ba

—Can it be repaired?
Can the damage be repaired by your-
selves? BC

— Can not be repaired.

Canvas to repair sails hve

Damage can be repaired at sea be

Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired

without assistance bg

Damage is repaired kix

Defects can not be repaired at sea (or at

place indicated) bf

Defects may be set right in — hours -BD
Engines broken do wn ; under temporary

repair mck

Engines disabled; can repair in —

hours MCL

Engines under temporary repair. . .mbk

Execute repairs mlk

How long will you (or vessel indicated)

be repairing damages? bm

I am repairing a telegraph cable. Keep
out of my way xlq

— I am under repair.
I shall repair damage in — ^^-.kjo

— In want of repairs.

Is obliged to undergo repairs smt

Machinery wants repair 1 mbl

Must discharge cargo to repair damage,

KJR

Proceed after repairing machinery .edw

Pumps want repair tJBR

— Repairs necessary.
Repair on board GQT

Repairs of engines can not be done here,

MBU

Repairs of engines may be done in —
hours - - MBV

Stopping only for small adjustment to
machinery -RDY

The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the
vessel's own engineers RL

Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails YPN

Under temporary repair yhk

Where will you go to repair damage?

BV

Repay-aid-ing.
— Repayment.

Repeal-ed-ing.

Repeat-ed-ing-etition.
Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it-VE

Discontinue repeating signals ldg

I am going ,to repeat signal from —

(word indicated) VH

I will repeat the message (or, what you

say) - — - -RQN

I will repeat the signal wck

362

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Part II.

•REPEAT— REPORT.

URJ

URK

URL

URM
URN

URO
URP

URQ

URS

Repeat — Continued.
Repeat my signals until further orders,

WCP

Repeat ship's name; your flags were
not made out du

Repeat your signal, or. Repeat your sig-
nal from (hoist indicated) vi

Repeat the last hoist ; it is not under-
stood URK

Repeat the last signal made wcb

— Repeat the message.

Repeat the semaphore signal wcq

Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the
flags were not made out du

Repeating rifle uxd

— The last hoist is not understood ; repeat
it.

"Will you repeat the signal (or, mes-
sage)? WDQ

Will you repeat the signals being made
tome? VN

REPLACa-D-ING.

Light indicated has been replaced --Qsd

Replenish-ed-ing.

Reply-ied-inq — TO. To reply. {See also
Answer. )
Can you await reply {or, answer) ?.emv
Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT

— I will send a reply.
I will telegraph for your orders if you

will await reply sv

— In reply {or, answer) — to.

No reply. Not answered enh

Replied, or. Answered by telegraph -EMQ

Reply. {An ansuier) emo

Reply by telegraph '.. wq

Send a reply {or, answer) _ _ enk

Send reply to my message to signal

station at — VQD

Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,

w<3

Wait fo^ a reply {or, answer) xx

What reply {or, answer)? enp

What was the answer {or, reply) ?---TY

Will await reply {or, answer) tz

Will you await reply? UA

Report. {See also Account. )

Alarming report {or, account) dev

Confldential report (or, communication) ,

JPX

Conflicting reports JOM

Contradict the report jst

Daily report Kis

Derelict reported off — {or, in the vi-
cinity of — ) JF

Derelict reported passed on — , lati-
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
navigation kvr

Do you wish to be reported? ub

Do you wish your arrival reported? -EYO

Get steam up ; ];eport when ready. . . km

— Have you anything to report?

Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,

report their names {or, nationalities) ,

VNM

URT

URV
URW

URX

URY
URZ

USA

USB

use

USD

USE

USE

Report — Continued.
I can not take you in tow, but will re-
port you at — , and send immediate

assistance--- xyq

— I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;

she is bound to — {place indicated).
— I will report you at — .
— It is reported.

Mail reported lost rem

Medical report rok

Meteorological or weather report- --RSF
News, or. Report, or, Information is

confirmed joe

No weather report zg

Nothing to report skg

Pirate reported {or, seen) off — tkr

— Report-ed-ing. To report.

Report by signal wcs

Report by telegraph xlt

Report confirmed joe

— Report expenditure — of.

Report is not correct jxo

— Report me all well.
Report me by post to my owner {or, to

Mr. — ) at — uc

— Report me by telegraph to — .
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's- -UD
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,

to Mr. — ) at — ue

Report me by telegraph to "Shipping

Gazette" 1 up

Report me to — _um

Report me to Lloyd's ug

Report me (or, my communication) to

Lloyd's agent at — uh

Report me to Maritime Association,

New York zna

Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phila-
delphia ZNB

Report me to ' ' New York Herald " office,
London ui

Report me to " New York Herald ' ' office.
New York uj

Report me to ' ' New York Herald " office,

Paris UK

— Report me to owner on leaving.

Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
ciation, San Francisco znc

Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
burg UL

— Report my arrival (or, arrival of — ).

Report requires confirmation joe

Report the — (vessel indicated) all well
in (latitude and longitude indicated)

on the — (date indicated) UN

Report the m.otibns — of sba

Report when finished {or, complete) —

with - JKS

Report when ready^to (or, for)---UJX

Report when ready for sea uj y

— Report when ship denoted is siglited.
— Reporter.

Send report of vqe

Signal the name of place to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph -WDF
—Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner, Mr. — , at — .
Vessels that wish to be reported all
well, show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) ---DYT

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

363

REPORT— RESIDENCE.

USG

USH

USI
USJ

USK

USL

USM

USN

uso

USP

USQ

USR
UST

usv
usw

USX

USY

Report — Continued.

Vessels that wish to be reported, shpw
your distinguishing signals ea

Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers {or, distin-
guishing signals) -.. eb

What is the meteorological report for
to-day? ZK

What is the meteorological report for
to-morrow? ZL

Repeesent-ed-ing-ation.
— Representative.

Reprimand-ed-ing. ( Censure) igt

Republic-an-ism.

— President of the Republic:

Repudiate-d-ing-ion.

Repulse-d-ing.

REQUEST-ED-INQ — THAT. TO REQUEST. {See

also Ask. )
Admiral, or, Senior oflBcer has requested,

DKR

Admiral, or. Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company to dinner,

DKX

Agent's request --- dsn

As requested pbh

Captain is requested to come on board,

HWN

Captain's request hwt

Comply with request {or, signal) -. -JLd
— Have, or. Has been requested.

Owner's request syl

Permission urgently requested to enter

harbor pd

— Request (a request).
— Request can be complied with.
Request captain to come here {or to place

indicated) --- hxf

— Request permission — to.
Request the captain of — {vessel indi-
cated) -HXG

— Request the pleasure of.
— Request you will.
— Request you will not.
—Shall, or. Will request.
— Sorry I am unable to comply with your
request.
The Admiral {or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner- DKX

Vessel, or, Person indicated is not able
to comply --JLG

Reqtjire-d-ing-ment.
Am on shore, likely to break up ; require

immediate assistance .-.ca

Ambulance required to convey patient

to hospital V EDY

Article indicated can be supplied, but

it will require fitting ezf

Boiler requires cleaning gwk

Boiler requires repair gwl

Coal requires much draft iwr

Do not require further assistance. Do

not require {or, want) assistance.- or

usz

UTA

UTB
UTC

UTD
UTE
UTP

UTG
UTH
UTI
,UTJ

UTK

UTL
UTM

ITTN
UTO

Require — Continued.
— Do you require?
Do you require any assistance {or

help)— from? cs

Do you require further assistance?. --CT
Do you require immediate assistance? - cu
How long do you require to clean your

engine? qym

I am going to stop ; machinery requires

adjusting RK

I can not get at goods required oew

I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,

cv

I will lend what is required QNA

Is it necessary {or. Does the navigation

require me) to take a pilot? sby

Machinery requires adjusting dkf

More hands are required — at — ome

My engines require cleaning mbq

Report requires confirmation jop

— Require an interpreter.
Require assistance {or, help) — of {or,

from) cz

Require cleaning isx

Require diver to clear screw lid

Require diver to examine bottom- .-Lie
— 'Require explanation.

Require hospital treatment oyu

— Require steam — for.

Require water boat {or, tank) guj

Should you require any assistance {or,

help) I EGO

Small adjustment required to machin-
ery DKG

Vessel indicated does not require fur-
ther assistance pgq

What assistance do you require? What

do you want? pgt

— ^Will you require?

Will you require shoring up? vzp

—You are required.

Requisite-ition.
As requisite! fbi

Caution is requisite. Take care, or. Be

careful— of --FT

— Requisition for passes.

Rescue-d-ing.

Resemble-d-ing-ance.

Reserve-d-ing-ation.
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve -.QPx
Officer of Naval Reserve seu

— Reserve squadron.

Naval Reserve set

Naval Reserve ensign - meq

Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,

QPZ

Reservoir.
Air reservoir dwg

Reship-ped-ping.

Cargo has been reshipped Hzw

Cargo must be reshipped lab

Is reshipping her cargo 1 at

Reside-d-ing.

Residence.

364

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

RESIDENT— RIDEE.

Resident. (Inhabitant) pko

UVT

Returns.
Daily returns kmy

UTP

Rbsign-ing-ation.

UVW

—Returns ordered.

UTQ

— Resigned.

uvx

— Returns ready.
Send returns — of— ■_ vqp

UTR

Resin-ous. Rosin.

UVY

REVENGB-D-ING-FUb.

UTS

Resist-ed-ing-ance.

UTV

— Resistance coil.

uvz

Revenue.
Is a revenue cutter khv

UTW

Rbsolve-d-ing-ution.

Revenue boat. Custom-house boat.KGU
Revenue vessel (or, cruiser) kfc

UTX

Resource.

Nothing to be depended upon beyond

UWA

Revere-d-in®-enoe.

your own resources kum

UWB

— The Reverend.

UTY

Respect-ed-ing-able-y.
In every respect Mjo

uwc

Reverse-d-ing-al.

My best respects ghv

UWD

Review-ed-ing.

UTZ

— Respectful-ly.

UWE

Revise-d-ing-ion.

UVA

Responsible-ility.

Send a responsible person on board. oze

UWF

Revive-d-ing-al.

Send a responsible person on shore -TGV

UWG

Revoke-d-ing. To revoke. Revoca-

Rest. (Remainder) upn

tion.

UVB

ReST-ED-ING. To REST.

UWH

Revolt-ed-ing.

Restaurant. CArf: hsj

UWI

Revolution.
Can work up to — revolutions zhu

UVC

Restore-d-ing-ation-ative.

UWJ

— Making (number <o/oWoto) revolutions

Communication by telegraph is re-

per minute.

stored, or, Communication isrestored,

jft

UWK

Revolve-d-ing.

UVD

Result-ed-ing.

Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve

What happened (or, resulted)? omn

without disconnecting qob

Revolver tku

UVE

Retail-ed-ing.

Revolver ammunition icx

UWL

— Revolving light.

UVF

Retain-ed-ing.

Want pistol (revolver) cartridges --tkv

UV&

Retake-ing-toqk.

UWM

Reward-ed-ing.

UVH

—Must be retaken.

UWN

—Shall, or. Will be rewarded.

UVI

Retire-d-ing.

UWO

Rhbumatic-ism.

UVJ

Retract-bd-ing-ion.

Rhine wine zqc

UVK

Retreat-ed-ing.

UWP

Rhubarb.

Army is retreating ewc

UWQ

—Tincture of rhubarb.

Enemy is retreating lze

Ri. (Measure of length) awe

UVL

Return-ed-ing. To return.

Boats' recall. All boats to return to

UWR

Rib-bed.

the ship. Code Flag over w

Captain will not return until — _ _hwu

UWS

Rice.

Certificate returned .' ihv

UVM

— Do not return.

UWT

RiCH-LY.

UVN

— Has not returned.

uvo

— I shall return in.

uwv

RiDB-iNG. Rode. To ride. (See also To

Immediately on my return (or, on the

Weather.)

return of — , person indicated) - . .pdj

Can you ride out the gale? Nvw

Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till

uwx

— Do you think we can (or, may) ride it

I return pyk

out?

UVP

— Return as soon as.

UWY

— I shall ride it out if I can.

Return cargo hzm

Ride it out, if possible ks

UVQ

— Return salute.

Shall you ride out the gale? nwd

UVR

— Return to the (or, your) station.

Tide rode ...^ i xsN

uvs

—When do you (or, does he, or, did you,

or, did he) return?

uwz

Rider. (An additional dause. )

Paet II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

365

RIDGE— ROB.

UXA

UXB
UXC
UXD

UXE
UXP

UXG

UXH

UXI
UXJ
UXK

UXL

UXM

UXN

uxo

RiDGE-D.

RiDicuLOUs-LY-NBSS. (Absurd) dbk

Rifle. '

— Magazine rifle.

— Repeating rifle. ,

Rifle ammunition efy

Rifle, or, Small-arm magazine evf

Rifle range uhx

— Rifled gun.

— Rifleman.

Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy

Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,

SQC

Service-rifle cartridge - - icv

Service rifle lzx

You are within musket (or, rifle) range,

UIA
RiG-GED-GINQ. To RIG.

A square-rigged vessel- wpm

Can you rig a-jurymast?-- vw

Fore rigging nix

Full-rigged ship nsu

—How is she rigged?

Jury rigged pxh

Lower rigging RCp

Main rigging bgn

Mizzen rigging Rws

— Rig in.

— Rig out.

— Rigging (the ropes). i

Running rigging -.-VCi

Set up rigging vsp

Square-rigged ship wpm

Standing rigging wql

Topgallant rigging - -Xvr

Topmast rigging xvz

Wire rigging zgp

RIGHT-ED-ING. To BIGHT.

She is righted; she is all safe dyr

RiGHT-LY. (Correct.)
All right Dxv

Buoys have just been examined; they
are all right hmj

Damage can be put right in — hours,

BD

If I am rightly informed pkd

Is she all right? dym

Keep right astern fhn

Quite right ufs

Right meaning ,-;^^^

With some assistance I shall be able to
set things right df

Right. (On the right.)

On the right bank of the river. (The
right-hand bank in descending the

stream) ^^^

Right arm -- . — .-EVL

RiN (coin) Auv

RiNG-iNG. Rung.
Packing ring -SZB

Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,

KAN

Ringbolt -GYC

Thrust-block rings defective gnb

UXP
UXQ

UXR
UXS

UXT

UXV
UXW

UXY

UXZ
UYA
UYB

UYC
UYD
UYE

UYP

UYG
UYH

UYI
UYJ

UYK
UYL

UYM

UYN

UYO
UYP
UYQ
UYR

UYS

Ringleader.

Riot. ^

There has been a serious riot at — -VRW

RiPE-LY-NESS.

RiSE-iNG. Risen. Rose.

Barometer is rising fxj

Have premiums risen? tsp

Premiums have risen tsr

Prices have risen tvs

■Rise and fall is about — feet.

Spring tides rise — feet wo y

Tide has risen — feet XSJ

Tide is rising --- -Xsl

Tide rises — feet ^^...xsm

What is the rise and fall of the tide?-XH
When moon rises... RZD

RiSK-ED-ING. To BISK.

Beach your vessel at all risks... ki

— Do not risk.

Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle fx

Do not risk without a pilot fkl

— Do not run any risk.

Great risk- .- ohi

Great risk in sending a boat gsz

— I will run no risk.

— If it can (or, may) be done without risk.

— Is there any risk?

Not safe to risk making the land.-.VDE

•Risk-y.
— There is no risk.
—Without risk.

You run the risk of seizure (or, capture) ,

HXZ

River.

— Can you go up the river?
— Do you go into the river?
Down the river lme

Falls of the — (river) _ mrs

-In the river.

Is the river navigation difaoult?- . .Kzw
-OfE the mouth of the river — (or, — ).

On the left bank of the river fve

On the right bank of the river fvg

Note. — The left or right liand bank in
descending the stream.

— River pilot.
River police.
— Up the river.

Water police yvx

RiVET-ED-ING.

— started ^ rivet.

Road.
Along the road eam

— On the road to — .
Rule of the road (at sea) vbw

—Which is the road to — ?

Roadstead. (See aZso Anchorage. )

Lying in the roadstead Qpt

Vessel in the roadstead - . ypz

Rob-bed-bing-ber-bery.

366

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Part II.

ROCK— ROPE.

UYT
UYV

UYW
UYX

UYZ

UZA

UZB

uzc

UZD

UZE

UZF

UZG
UZH

UZI

UZJ
UZK

RocK-Y. (/See aZso Reef.)

A rocky beach fzm

Apparently shoal water to the — . . .ero

— Are there any rocks?
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal ahead

of you hFb

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your

port bow HFD

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your

starboard bow hpe

Drove on the rocks loe

Foul ground. Rocky bottom h az

Keep the rocks on — pzl

Near the rooks sfk

— On the rocks.

— Rock under water.
Rocks, Reefs, or. Shoals extend from —

to — UMS

Rocks stretch a long way out- ge

Rocky bottom. Foul ground haz

— Rocky coast.
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,

shoal) QUO

Very rocky ypr

— Vessel is on the rocks.
You are too near the rocks sfp

Rocket.

— Can you spare some signal rockets?
Explosive rocket. War rocket moz

— Gun-cotton rocket.

— Have you any rockets?

Look out for rocket line (or, line) kf

Rocket (lAfe-saving) apparatus erh

Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming,

erj
Rocket brigade hib

— Rocket staff.
Rocket (Life-saving) station wrp

— Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket.

— Rocket tube.

Signal rocket wdb

Skyrocket wfn

Rod.

Air-pump rod broken dwf

Connecting rod JPK

Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv

Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out

of order) heb

Cylinder side rod . kip

Eccentric rod bent lsw

Eccentric rod broken lsx

Parallel-motion rod out of order. ..tay

Piston rod tky

Piston-rod bolts broken - gyb

Piston-rod brasses broken hed

Piston rod cracked (or, broken) --.kax
Piston-rod crosshead. damaged (or,

broken) kej

Pump rod .._ ubn

Slide-valve rod wgn

Slide-valve rod broken WGO

Sounding rod ..'_ wkv

Rode. (/See Ride) uwv

RoEDE. (Measure of length) avs

ROLL-ED-ING.

Muster roll (or, book). Roster gzb

— Rolling batten.

UZL

UZM

UZN
UZO

UZP

UZQ
UZR

UZS

UZT

UZV
UZW

uzx

UZY

Roller.
Rollers setting in ut

Roman Catholic iez

A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued tvy

Roman cement igr

roof-bd-ing.

Room. (Space. )

— Barely room to wear.
Enough, or. Sufficient room mdc

— Have I room to wear?

Have room for no more cargo iap

Have you room enough — for (or, to) — ?

MDL

Have you room for more cargo? iar

I have not room to heave-to - osj

I will heave-to directly I have room.osN

— No room — for. ■

— ^Not room to swing.
Not room to wear mb

— Not sufficient room.
Room enough mdo

— Room to swing.

Sea room vld

Shall I, in my present berth, have room

for weighing, if the wind shifts? -Gfz

Take room enough mdy

— There is not room to — .

—There is plenty of room.
You have barely room pwt

Room. (A room. )

Boiler room gwm

Bread room hem

Engine room mbe

Engine room full of water. mbg

Engine room has — feet of water in it,

mbh

Engine-room telegraph mbj

Gun room. ojt

In the engine room mbp

' Mess room eqh

Near the engine room , mbr

Sail room veh

State room hqj

Store room wxs

Under the engine room mce

Ward room yuh

Rope.

Boat rope gru

Bolt rope gxtj

Breast rope hfq

Buoy rope (of anchor) ehr

Cable-laid rope ' hqr

Can you spare some rope? (Size to

follow) wmb

Coil of rope izo

Coir, or. Grass rope izu

Drag rope lmy

European Vope mhx

Hawser. Large rope opr

Hawser-laid rope opv

Is the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?

HRK

Lift rope ^ ..qrm

Man ropes rjx

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367

ROPE— RUN.

VAB
VAC
VAD

VAE
VAF
VAG

VAH
VAI
VAJ
VAK

VAL
VAM

VAN
VAO

VAP
VAQ

Rope — Continued.

Manila rope rjt

Mast rope rmi

Old rope sqh

Rope, or, Jacob's ladder PUJ

Send a rope on board gqv

Slip rope- wgy

— ^Tiller rope.
Top rope xvm

— Veer a rope astern.
Wheel ropes --- zcj

— ^Wire rope.
Yard rope zkq

Rose. Rise. Risen uxs

Rosin. Resin-ous utr

Roster gzb

rot-ted-tinq.
Dry rot loq

— Rotten.

ROTATE-D-ING-ION. ROTARY.

Rotary Engine - mav

ROTTOLO. {Measure of weight) bck

Rouble (Paper) . (Money) auw

Rouble (Silver). {Coin) aux

ROUGH-LY-NESS.

I have had a rough passage tdb

— ^Very rough.

Roumanian. Roumanian Colors.

round-ed-ing.

Brace round hdn

Brace round your head yards hdo

Come round- JCX

Get her head round as fast as possible,

NYU

Get her head round, or. Get her on the
other tack, or you will be on shore -LF

Going round OCD

Round about --dai

Round-ed-ing the point tno

Rounding the Cape ^.hvs

Wear short round.— yxt

Round. (Shape. )
— Round shot.

Rounds of Ammunition— for — efz

Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns,

EGA

Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy

rout-ed-ing.

Route.
En route lya

Routine.

Rove. Rebve-d-ing umx

Row. (Address. )

VAR

VAS
VAT

VAU

VAW

VAX

VAY
VAZ
VBA

VBC

VBD

Row. (A line or series. )

ROW-ED-ING-BR.

— To row guard.
Rowlock.

Royal-ly-ty-ist.

Pore royal -.-NIY

Fore-royal yard niz

Main royal rgo

Main-royal yard rgp

Mizzen royal rwt

Mizzen-royal yard Rwu

— Royal Exchange,

Royal, or, State Navy List ^--.qvm

Royal Navy, or. State Navy src

— Royal sail.

— Royal salute.

— ^Royal sheet.
Royal standard. Royal flag wqn

— Royal yacht.
Royal Yacht Squadron WPG

— Royal yard.

VBE
VBF
VBG Rubbish.

RUB-BED-BING.

Rubbed off the copper jvt

Rubber.
India rubber. Gutta-percha oku

VBH
VBI

VBJ

VBK
VBL

VBM
VBN
VBO

VBP

VBQ

VBR

VBS

VBT
VBU
VBW

VBX

VBY

Rudder.
Balanced rudder fta

— Damaged rudder.

Damaged rudder ; can not steer Bl

Jury rudder pxi

— Loss of, or. Lost rudder.

Rudder chain .__ijv

— Rudder chock.
— Rudder coat.

Rudder disabled; will you assist me

into — (port indicated) ? da

— Rudder head.
— Rudder iron.
— ^Rudder post.

Vessel indicated has lost her rudder .rbe

rude-ly-ness.
Rug.
Rugged,
ruin-ed-ing-ous.

RULE-D-ING. To RULE.

— Rule (regulation).

— Rule of the road (at sea).

Rum.

RuMOE (report). urq

RuN-NiNG. See also Ran.

A running fight Mxs

After running — (miles indicated) .deh

Blockade runner 1 gnf

Chronometer has run down GQ

Current runs — miles an hour kfy

368

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BUN— SAFE.

VBZ
VGA

VCB

VCD

VCE

VCF

VCG

VCH

VCI

VCJ

VCK

VOL
VCM

VON

vco

VCP
VCQ

Run — Continued.
Current, or, Tide ■<vill run very strong
[indicate miles per hour, if necessary),

KGB

Do not run any risk UXT

Pore runner nja

Had we not better run in and make the
land? pz

Have, or. Has run (or, put) into — ..uct

— I can not run ; I must see it out.

— I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
the sea.
I have {or vessel indicated has) tan the

blockade ^-ONM

I have (or vessel indicated has) sunk

(or, run down) a vessel hk

I will run no risk uxz

Let run. Let it run qnw

— Main runner.

Medical comforts running short roi

Medicines have run short koq

My chronometer has rundown gq

Ran UHN

Ran against (or, foul of) dsg

Ran, or, Run away tjho

Ran clear uhp

Ran iijto dhq

Ran out uhe

Run for — . Make for — ___ rih

— Run in (or, into).
Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and

look out for their signals ra.c

Run on board by gqu

— Run on shore.
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel,

PZS

Run out SWG

— Run out a warp.
— Runners and tackles.
— Running before the wind.
— Running rigging.
— Running under bare poles.
Shall we run for — (place indicated) ?

WTJA

Tide, or. Current will run very strong

(miles per hour may follow) hgb

— Underrun-ning-ran.
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates YKO

"Want warp run out yq

What does, or^ What will the tide run?

XSP

What harbor shall you run for? ond

When I have run my distance I shall

put her head off until — lgp

— You run away from me.

Rung. Ring-ing uxo

Rung. (A Rung. )

Rupee. (Coin)

RUPTURE-D-ING.
RUSH-ED-ING.

RussiA-N. Russian Colors.
Bank of Russia

-AUY

RUST-ED-ING-Y.

VCR

VCS

VCT
VCU
VCW

vex

VCY
VCZ

VDA
VDB
VDC

VDB

VDF

VDG

VDH

VDI

VDJ

Bye.

S. (Letter.) (For new m,ethod of spell-
ing, see page 13. )

Saading, or, TouNG. (Measure of length),

AWS

Sabbath. Sunday.

Sack-ed-ing.

Sacrifice-d-ing.

Sad-ly-ness.

Saddle-d-ing. Saddlery.

Safe-er-est. (See also Sate. )

All safe (saved) dxw

Are your friends safe? NEC

Arrived safely exy

Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just at
slack water (or, at — , tim,e indicated),

FVT

Boat is safe grp

Can we anchor with safety? . - ehs

Fears are entertained for the safety of — ,

MUI

For the safety of nhm

Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds oz

— I know of no safe harbor.
— Is it safe?
— Is, or. Are not safe.
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
with all winds (specify which wind, if

necessary)! _-_pb

It is not safe to go so fast ls

It is not very safe where you are an-
chored EIX

Landing safe, but very disagreeable-LCE
Not safe to go on with the crew at pres-
ent KDE

— Not safe to risk making the land.

Only chance of safety ikg

Safe anchorage eld

— Safely..
Safely moored.
Safety.
Safety valve.

Safety valves out of order.
She is righted; she is safe dye

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369

SAFE— SAIL.

VDK
VDL

VDM

VDN

VDO

VDP
VDQ
VDR
VDS
VDT

VDU

VDW

VDX
VDY

VDZ
VEA

Safe — Continued.
Shift your berth. Your berth is not
safe KT

—Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast.
The berth you are now in is not safe,

GHE

—Will it be safe?
"Will the soundings be a safe guide?.'WKZ
You are quite safe where you are. -UP v
You must moor; it is not safe other-
wise RZO

Sag-ged-ging.

Sagene, or, Saschene. {Measure of
length) awt

Sago.

Said. (See Say) ...vij

SAIL-ED-ING. To SAIL.

Am about to sail- -P, or. Code Flac; over p

— Are you a quick sailer?

— ^Before sailing.

— Before you sail.

— Bend a new sail.

— Bend sails.

Boat's sails gsb

Book of Sailing Directions {indicate
place, if necessary) gyx

— Can not carry more sail.

Canvas to repair sails hve

Damaged, or. Sprung mast; can not
carry sail bh

— Do not furl sails.
Do you know anything of strange sail?

QBU

Easy sail. Keep imder easy sail... lew
Engines broken down ; obliged to pro-
ceed under sail --- MCl

Fill main topsail ^..myb

Fore and aft sail , niu

Foresail niv

Fore stay-sail , njd

Fore-topgaUant sail njh

Fore-topmast staysail n jm

Fore-topsail J^JO

Furl sails {or sails indicated) ntx

Gaff foresail nkg

Gaff mainsail nvf

Gaff -topsail nvg

Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,

NYZ

Great circle sailing oha

Has the mail sailed— for — ? QO

Have you a book of Sailing Directions?

RO

Headsail 0'2J

Hoist windsails owk

-How does — {vessel indicated) sail?

-How much sail?
I am about to sail,

Flag P, or, Code Flag over p

-I am going to sail {date may follow).
I am, or. They are ready for sea {or, to
sail) . UJM

-I mean to carry sail all night.

I sail to-night--- XUR

I shall keep under easy sail ley

I shall not furl sails nty

VEB

VEC
VED

VEP

VEG
VEH
VEI
VEJ

VEK

VEL

VEM
YEN
VBO
VEP
VEQ

VER

VES
VET

Sail — Continued.

-I shall shorten sail.
I will show a light to-night when I make

sail QEZ

If you do not carry more sail we shall

part company -- — JQn

In making sail eid

Intend to sail :, poz

Jigger royal yard and sail pvs

Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt

Jigger topsail yard andsail pvu

Jigger yard ajid sail pvw

Keep main topsail shivering pz j

Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk

Light sail. Upper sail , Qsv

Loose sails ; Raj

Lower studding sail RCG

Lower topsail . RCh

Lugsail ROY

Mail has sailed bfh

Mail steamer sails-ed RFN

Mails go in sailing vessels RPP

Mainsail. Main course RGQ

Mainsail split ..-egs

Main staysail RGW

Main topgallant sail RHA

Main topmast staysail rhd

Main topsail RHE

Make more sail — . Set your — ril

Make, or. Set sail eit

Make sail, or. Go ahead and drop a boat

on board dvn

Mizzen topgallant sail ewx

Mizzen topmast staysail RXA

Mizzen topsail exb

— My sails are all blown away {or, split).

— ^No use carrying so much sail.
Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,

NYX

Royal sail -- vay

— Sail. {A sail. )
Sailcloth ivo

— Sailmaker.
— Sail room.
— Sailed for — .
— Sailed from — .

Sailing collier Jap

— Sailing directions {indicate place, if

necessary).
— Sailing orders.

Sailing vessel vxE

— Sails from.
— Sails shivering.
—Set studding sails.
— Set topgallant sails.
—Set — sails.

Shall I furl sails? — -Ntz

—Shall, or, Will not sail.
—Shall, or, Will sail.
— Shorten sail.

Shorten sail; it is not safe to go so fast,

VDK

Small sail : QSV

Split all my sails wob

Spritsail woz

Sprung, or. Damaged a mast; can not

carry sail - bh

Square sail wpn

Staysail ^SE

Stop the sailing of — . wxi

Storm sail--- wxv

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SAIL— SAND.

VEU
VEW

VEX

VEY
VEZ
VFA

VFB

VFC
VPD

VFE

VFG

VFH
VFI
VFJ
VFK

VFL

VFM

Sail — Continued.

Storm staysail --WSF

Storm trysail — WXY

Strange sail -. - _:-_-WYT

Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is

bound to — HBT

Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is

from — - WYU

Sti'ange sail (or vessel indicated) is

(or, was) in distress lhm

Studding sail xay

Studding sail bqoin Gzx

Take in light sails xjn

Take in sail vet

, Take in studding sails xjo

Take in topgallant sails x jp

There is a strange sail on — (bearing

indicated) em

This is my best point of sailing gia

This is not my best point of sailing. gib

Topgallant sail _ xvs

Topgallant studding sail xvt

Topmast staysail WSG

Topmast studding sail xwa

Topsail - ----XWB

Trysail i ....yda

Try rate of sailing ' ycu

Twine, needles, and palms for repairing

sails --- ; --YFN

Unbend sails ygn

Under all sail yhc

Under easy sail ..lez

Upper sail Qsi

Upper topsail xwh

Was to sail immediately pdn

— Was to sail on the — .

— We, or, Vessel indicated sailed on the — .
We sail on the — sqr

— What is your best point of sailing?

When did you sail? SG

When do you propose sailing? ZT

— When does he (she, or indicated i^essel)
sail?

— Why do you not sail?
Windsail zrv

— With all sail set.

SaILMAKER .- VBG

— Am in want of sailmakers.
Can I get any sailmakers? nyj

Sailor.

— Sailors' Home.

Saint. St. San-ta.

Sake.
For the sake of nho

Salicine.

Sal-ammoniac.

Salary-ied.

Sale. (See also Sell. )

Advertise cargo and day of sale dob

Cargo not salable iae

— Have you anything for sale?

Put off the sale sov

Sale by auction flt

— Salable.

VFN

VFO

VFP
VFQ

VFR

VFS

VFT
VFU
VFW

VFX
VFY

VFZ

VGA

VGB

VGC

VGD
VGE
VGF
VGH

VGI
VGJ

VGK
VGL
VGM

VGN

VGO
VGP
VGQ
VGR

VGS

VGT
VGU

VGW

VGX

VGY
VGZ
VHA

VHB

Sally port.

Salmon.

Saloon.

— Saloon passenger.

Salt. Saline.
Boiler tubes salted gwq

Can you supply me with salt beef

(number of casks indicated)"! gda

Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),

JMV

Epsom sajts mgd

— Salt beef.
Salt butter hot

—Salt fish.

— Salt meat.

— Salt pork.

— Salt provisions.

— Salted-ing. To salt.

Saltpetre.

Salute-d-inG.

Return salute dvq

Royal salute vaz

—Shall I salute?

Salvage.

Lloyd's Salvage Agreement qwy

— Salvage demanded.
— Salvage officer.
— Salvage steamer.
— Salvage voucher.

Same.

— In the same.
In the same position tpo

— In the same state as before.

— Is not the same.

— It is, or. They are the same.

Not in the same position tpq

On the same day ...knr

— The same as — .

The same as usual ymz

The same color jbp

The same course jzn

The same description _• kwg

The same kind — as qay

— The same thing.

— The same time. At the same time.

— The same way.

— Will do the same.

Sampan.

Sample-d-in6.
— Samples can be seen.
Send sample — of

-VQG

Samson post.

Sanative. Sanitary.

Sakction-ed-ing.

— Can sanction.

— Is, or, Are sanctioned by.

: Sand-y.

A sandy beach

.FZN

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

371

SAND-SCHOOL.

VHC
VHD

VHE
VHF

VHG
VHI

VHJ
VHK

VHM
VHN

VHO

VHP
VHQ

Sand — Continued.

Bar has, or. Sands have shifted fvu

Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,

HAX

On a sand bank fvd

Quicksand ufg

* Sand bag fsl

Sand bank fvh

— Sand dredger.

— Sand spit.

Sands, or. Bar shifted fvu

Sandy bottom hbf

Send for sand ...vpw

— Shifting sand.

Sane. Sanity.

Sanitary. Sanative ^- -..vox

— Sanitary inspector.

Sank. Sink-ing. (See Sink. )

Sapeque, Cash, or, Le, ( Coin ) atc

Sardine.

Sardinia-n.

Sa^chene, or, Sagene.
length)

(Measure of

AWT

VHL 1 Sat. Sitting.

Satisfy-ied-ing.

— ^A very satisfactory — .

Credentials are not satisfactory kbz

Credentials are satisfactory — 1 kby

— I am not satisfied".

Light on — is not working satisfactorily,

QSH

Papers satisfactory -.tam

Papers unsatisf Eictor y tan

— Satisfaction.

— Satisfactory -ily.

The appearance is not satisfactory, .esf
The appearance is satisfactory esg

VHR Saturate-d-ing-ion.

VHS

VHT

VHU
VHW
VHX

Saturday.
—Before "Saturday.

Last Saturday

— Next Saturday.
—Saturday morning.
—Saturday night.

VHY Saturn.

VHZ
VIA
VIB
VIC

-QGJ

Sauce. Table sauce.

Sausage.

Savage.

Save-ing.

All on board saved dxr

All safe (saved) dxw

Barely time to save the mail Rey

Can not save the ship ; take people off,

NB

Cargo expected to be saved hzu

VID
VIE

VIP

VIG

VIH
VIJ

VIK
VIM

VIN

VIO
VIP

VIQ

VIR
VIS

VIU
VIW

VIX
VIY
VIZ

VJA

VJB

VJC

VJE

VJF

VJG

Save — Continued.

Cargo saved iaf

Crew saved kcv

I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and
crew NO

— It will be a great saving.

— It will be no saving.

Life-saving (rocket) apparatus erh

Life- saving appliances esl

Part of cargo saved iaw

Passengers saved tds

— Saved.

Send life-boat to save crew fj

Shall I save the mail (or, post)? rfv

Savings bank.

Saw. (See aZso See) voa

Saw-ed-ing. Sawn.
Cross-cut saw keb

Say-ing. Said.
I decline to have anything further to do

(or, say) in the matter eqo

I will repeat the message (or, what you

say) RQN

It is impossible to say pfe

— Say nothing.
— What did he say?
Who told (or, said so)? XMZ

Scald-ed-ing.

Scale-d-ing.

— Scaling ladder.

Scant-y-iness.
Supply scanty xew

Scantling.

Scarce-it Y-N ess.
Fish very scarce nbr

Scarcely (barely) - -— __fwp

Scarcely any epv

— Scarcely necessary.
— Scarcely perceptible.

Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy
landing on the beach Fzx

Scarcely visible , viw

— There is a great scarcity.

— There is (or, are) scarcely — .

— Was very scarce.

Scarf, or, Scarph-ed-ing. To scarph

Scarlatina.

Scarlet.
Scarlet fever .

-MWR

VJD i Scattter-ed-ing.

Schedule-d-ing.

— Forward a schedule.

Schepel. (Measure of capacity) .

School.

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SCHOOLMASTER— SEA.

VJH

VJI

VJK

VJL

VJM

VJN

VJO

VJP

VJQ
VJR

VJS
VJT
VJU
VJW

VJX
VJY

VJZ

VKA

VKB

VKC
VKD

VKE

VKF

VKG
VKH

Schoolmaster.

Schooner.

Four-masted schooner. -
— Three-masted schooner.

Sciencb-tific-ally.

Scintillating light.

Scissors.

Scope.
Enough scope mde

— More scope.
Not enough cable. Give more scope,

HRM

— Too much scope.

Scorbutic- ALLY.
Anti-scorbutic EOC

SCORCH-ED-ING.

SCOBN-ED-ING-FTTL-LY.

SCOTCH-MAN.

Scout- ED-iNG.
Scout, or, Lookout vessel (jzx

Scrap.

— Scrap iron.

SCBAPE-D-ING.

SCEAPEB.

SCRATCH-ED-ING.

SOREfeN-ED-ING. To SCREEN.

^Screen. (A screen. )

Screw. (Propeller) vkh

Auxiliary screw fob

Boss of screw hao

— Can you lift your screw?
Connect your screw (or, propeller) .jph

Disconnect lda

Does disconnecting affect your steering?

ldc
Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled -MS
— Have you a spare screw?

Hawser fouled screw OPU

How many blades have you to your

screw? GLX

Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve

without disconnecting qob

Lift your screw. _. __ .-.qrn

Lost all propeller blades of screw. -Gly
Lost number of blades (indicated) of

screw propeller glz

Lost screw propeller rax

One blade of propeller broken gma

One screw disabled; can work the

other Mw

Port screw toz

Require diver to clear Screw lid

Screw frame (or, banjo) fug

Screw passage.
— Screw (propeller).

VKI
VKJ

VKL
VKM
VKN

VKO

VKP
VKQ
VKR

VKS

VKT
VKU
VKW

VKX

Screw — Continued.
Screw propeller damaged tyx

— Screw shaft.

— Screw steamer (horsepower to follow, if
necessary).

Screw well. Screw aperture era

Starboard screw ' wqy

Three blades of propeller broken. ..gmb

Twin screw . yfk

Twin-screw steamer i tfl

Two blades of propeller broken gmc

— What weight is your screw?

Screw. (Fi^ fastening).

Clamping screw isa

— Screw-ed-ing. To screw.

Screw bolt -_gyd

Scrub-bed-ing.
Scrubbing brush hkq

scruple-ulous-ly.

Scrutiny-ise-d-ing. ^

scud-ded-ding.
Obliged to scud smx

Scupper.
Lee scuppers qmp

scurrilous-ly.

Scurvy.

scuttle-d-ing. to scuttle.
Leak at the scuttle qjx

Sea.
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to

quiet it erf

Are you ready for sea? UJH

At sea. .' Fiu

Attempted to put to sea fk j

Calm sea uo

Calm the sea by pouring oil on it ..htn

Can be fished at sea ncg

Can damage be repaired at sea? ba

Can you be ready for sea by (or, in) — ?

UJL

Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-
worthy ■ lAG

Considerable sea ...up

Damage can be repaired at sea be

Damage can not be repaiired at sea (or

at place indicated) bf

Deep-sea lead kqs

Defects can not be repaired at sea (or

at place indicated) bf

Enemy is at sea lzb

Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,

NYX

Gone to sea OCG

Have you tried the temperature of the

sea? xNF

Head sea oqk

Heavy sea. Much sea _. UQ

I am, or. They are ready for sea (or, to

sail) ujM

I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping

the sea vca

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373

SEA— SECT.

VKY
VKZ

VLA

VLB
VLC
VLD
VLE
VLF
VLG
VLH
VLI

VLJ

VLK
VLM

VLN
VLO

VLP
VLQ

Sea — Continued.

Is refitted and ready for sea xjjo

Machinery broken down ; irreparable at

sea EDV

Mnch swell on ur

Not much sea us

Not ready for sea ujr

Proceed to sea ' txe

Put to sea .-; UDC

Put to sea at once ; get an offing mq

Ready for sea ujt

Report when ready for sea u J y

■ Rale,of the road (ai sea) VBW

Sea anchor. Floating anchor eic

Sea boots hag

Sea breeze hgo

— Sea cock.

— Sea going-gone down.
Sea inlet choked ipq

— Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken {or,
damaged).
Sea mile. (Knot) awo

— Sea of — .

— Sea port.

— Sea room.

— Sea service.

— Sea sick-ness.

— Seaman.

— Seaward.

— Seaworthjr.

Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea '- UJZ

— Shipped a sea.

Smooth the sea by pouring oil on it.HTN

Stand out to sea wqi

Struck by a heavy sea -_ xac

The temperature of the sea is — .-.xnj

Too much sea.- uv

Very heavy sea vw

Was getting ready for sea nzf

'What is the sea like? ux

When the sea has gone down lmp

When will you be ready for sea?---DKB

Seal. (Animal. )

VLR
VLS
VLT
VLU

-SUC

SEAL-ED-ING. To SEAL.

Open sealed orders

— Sealed orders.

Seam-ed-ing.

Seaman "^lg

Able seaman. A. B cxe

Brigade of seamen. Naval Brigade -HIA
Distressed seaman lhg

—In want of seamen.

Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz

Merchant seaman bpy

— No seamen to be had.

Ordinary seaman ._.svd

Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
men UNX

Seamen's and Firemen's Union nar

Seaport vlc

SEARCH-ED-ING. To SEARCH.

— Have been searched.
—Have you been searched?
—Have you searched?

VLW

VLX
VLY

VLZ

VMA

VMB
VMC

VMD
VME

VMF

VMG

VMH
VMI
VMJ
VMK

VML

VMN

VMC

VMF
VMQ

VMR

Search — Continued.
' Keep the search light — on, or, Keep

electric light — on - lvh

Searchlight, or. Electric projector. -Lvi
Use your searchlight ...ymt

Season.

A healthy season OQX

Fishing season .-.^... nbx

Good season for fish nbz

Last season qgk

— Next season.

— Not this season.

Seat-ed-ing. .

Boiler working on seating owe

Engine seating loose mco

Engines working on seating mcp

Seaweed.

Seaworthy vli

Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-
worthy lAG

Second-ed-ino. To second.

Second. (The second.)
I can not make out the second flag-NDo

Second class iSH

Second flag in hoist indistinct ndq

— Second mast.

— Second mate (or, officer) .

Second week in — zao

Secondary.

Second. (A second of time. )

For seconds of arc and time, see page
58.

Second of latitude Qhy

Second of longitude Qzh

Secret.

— Secret message.

— Secret order.

Secretly, Secrecy.

The following communication (signal,
or, message) is private (or, secret),

HX

The following signal is in cipher and

secret* IQV

To be kept secret pzy

*The cipher will be continued until ended
by the person signaling making the
hoist IQS = cipher is ended.

Secretary-ship.

Admiral's secretary -DKO

Colonial Secretary JBM

Military secretary rua

—Secretary of Legation.

Secretary of Lloyd's QXA

Secretary of the Navy's, or, Admiralty
flag -- DLS

— Secretary of State— for.
Secretary of the Admiralty dlx

— Secretary to (or, of).

— Secretary's office.

Sect.

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SECTION— SEED.

VMS

VMT

VMU

VMW

VMX

VMY

VMZ

VNA
VNB

VNC

VND

VNE

VNF
VNG

VNH

VNI

VNJ
VNK

VNL

VNM

VNO

Sbction-al.
Midship section . rtk

Secure-ly-ity.

— Are you secured?

— Have, or, has been secured.

— Have you secured?

— I have secured.

— Is it sufficiently secure?

Mast is secured- rmh

— Secure-d-ing. To secure.

— Shall, or, Will secure (or',;be secured).

Sbe-ing. To see.
Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you (or person indicated) dla

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you (or, — ) as soon as convenient,

DLB

Call upon, or, See htb

— Can, cyr. Could see.
Can see the mark (or, beacon) rli

— Can, or. Could you see?
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) V.gaf

Cannot see the mark rlj

Clearly seen _itl,

Desire to see (or, speak) — to kwn

— Did not see (or, observe).

— Did you see (or, observe)?
Did you see a brig? hgw

— Did you see a ship on the (or, off the)?
Did you see a vessel in distress? nd

— Did you see anything of — (ship indi-
cated)'!
Did you see her capsize? hvx

— Did you see the signal?
Do you intend to see?-. por

— Do you see the land? (direction indi-
cated if necessary) .
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights

to be seen dzb

Flags seen, but signals not understood,

wcx

Foresee-n-ing nkb

Glad to see — it (o^', that) oas

Glad to see you (or, person named) .oat
Have (or, has) been seen (or, observed),

SNF

Have not seen the captain hwz

Have seen the captain hxa

— Have you seen?
Have you seen a (or, the) collier? _ _jao

Have you seen a derelict vessel? jg

Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?

TJ

— Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities. ,

Have you seen any torpedo boats?. ..xr
Have you seen any vessels since your

departure? _,. ktu

Have you seen (or, heard) of a vessel

wrecked (or, in distress)? zu

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of

my boat? r fb

Have you seen disabled steamer? _ . .mv

Have you seen Lloyd's agent? qwj

Have you seen the captain? hxb

Have you, or. Has — (vessel indicated)

seen the convoy? JUQ

— Have you seen the land?

VNP
VNQ
VNR

VKS
VNT

VNU
VNW

VNX

VNY
VNZ
VGA

VOB

voc

VOD
VOE

VOF

See — Continued.

Have you seen the light? qrv

Hoist your flags where best seen . . .nde
How did the laud bear when last seen?

EH

How far can light be seen?. --_msz

I can not distinguish (or, see) lgz

I can not run; I must see it out vbz

— I have not seen.

— I have not seen the land.

— I have seen.
I saw it very plainly. Plainly distin-
guishable . LHA

— I saw the land bearing — (and time, if
necessary).
I saw war vessel disguised off — _. .len
— I saw — (vessel indicated) on — .

I see the land. Land in sight (place in-
dicated, if necessary) QDy

I shall stand in for the land as long as I

can see qdz

I wish to see you before yon go on shore,

OCN

— I wish to see you on shore.

In what latitude did you see? qhr

Neither seen nor heard orm

— Nothing in sight.
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels ..tcr

Pirate reported (or, seen) off — tkr

Samples can be seen vgu

Sa,w, Seen voa

Saw boat (indicate place and time if

necessary) ._ gue

Saw derelict in latitude — , longitude — ,

JH

Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or
in latitude and longitude indicated),

KPD

Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the — ,

KFE

— Saw land.

Saw the enemy's fleet off — ok

Saw the enemy's fleet steering — ...Lzs
Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — , steer-
ing — NET

Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number,
if necessary) at — (or, near — ) . - .XT

— See a ship — (indicate direction).

— See smoke in — (direction indicated).

— Seen. Saw.

Seen nothing of your boat gup

Seldom seen von

Should you see (or, hear) orn

— To see you.

Vessel seen (or, indicated) is — vxu

Vessel seen(or, indicated)lost her masts,

RBP

Vessel seen is a privateer vxw

We did not see the light QSO

What land did you see? What land do
you take it to be? qeu

— When did you see?

When did you see the land? RX

When first seen nbm

When last seen ._ qgy

— When ought I to see (or, sight) — ?

— Wish to see you.

Seed.
Cotton seed

.JXT

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375

SEEK— SEND.

VOG
VOH

vol

VOJ

VOK
VOL

VOM
VON

VOP

VOQ

VOR

VOS
VOT

VOU

VOW
VOX

VOY

VOZ
VPA

VPB

Seek-ing. Sought.

Seem-ed-ing.
It seems-ed {or, appears-ed) esb

Seer. (Measure of capacity) azq

Seine. {JVet. )
Seining party.

Seize-d-ing-ur^.

— Has been seized. .
Vessel and cargo have been seized -HXU
Will be certainly seized (or, captured),

HXW

Will perhaps be seized hxy

You run the risk of seizure (or, capture) ,

HXZ

Seldom. Not often spy

— Seldom happens.
— Seldom seen.

Select-ed-ing-ion.

Self-acting-.* dim

Selling. To sell. (See also Sold and
Sale.)

An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
of) — SRV

— Can you sell (or, let me have) any — ?

Is the cargo sold? iau

Must be sold wjb

Sell cargo as soon as possible iay

—Sold.

Soldby auction flu

The cargo is not yet sold iba

— Vessel will be sold.

Where would my cargo sell ? IBM

Would my cargo sell here (or at place

indicated)r ibp

Wreck will be sold L.zjb

Selvage.

Semaphore. Semaphore station.

— I am going to semaphore to you.

Repeat the semaphore signal wcq

You may work the semaphore vo

Semidiameter.

Sen. (Coin) auz

Senate (or. House of Lords) ozr

Senator-ial.

Send.

Account sent is correct det

Account sent is not correct deu

An opportunity for sending letters to

Europe (or, to — ) QOd

Anything to send — eqn

Better not send gin

Bring-to ; I will send a boat Hix

Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
quarters)? ----OYQ

— Can send.

Can send boat gsh

VPC

VPD

VPE
VPP

VPG
VPH

VPI
VPJ

VPK
VPL

VPM

VPN

VPO

VPQ

Send^ — Continued.
Can you get (or, send) me a pilot? Is

there a pilot to be had? Tiw

— Can you send ?

Can you send a boat ? - GSi

Can not send a boat , ex

Demand has been sent kta

— Do not send.
Do not send boats ashore after dark. GST
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,

kite, or, raft) ka

Great risk in sending aboa;t-..4 GSZ

—Have, or, Has sent.
— Have you sent ?

Heave-to; I will send a boat gte

I am aground; send, what immediate

assistance you can .. CE

I am sending you some newspapers_SHR
I am sinking (or, on fire) send all
available boats to save passengers and

crew NO

I have not sent.
I have sent.

I send an order for — sty

I will send a boat---: gtm

I will send a reply ..-URO

I will send you a pilot tjg

Is, or. Are to be sent.

Letters must be sent— to (or, by)--Q0L

Lifeboat sent for QRJ

•May I send ?

May I send a sick person to see your

surgeon? ^ wl

■Must I send ?

•No means of sending.

Opportunity to send ----- ..srz

Orders have been sent suj

Pilot has been sent to you tji

Send a boat (or, boats) (number, if nec-
essary). FH

Send aboat within hail GUi

Send a duplicate lpg

Send a line QUT

— Send a message.
Send a responsible person on board. -OZE
Send a responsible person on shore. tgv

Send a rope on board GQV

•Send a steftmer.

Send a — dozen cases — of — ... ide

Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed

out) YDP

Sent a water boat GUJ

Sending a water boat ..yvj

Send account dfo

Send all available spars for — to — - -FOK

Send an (or, your) account dpn

Sending, Sent an anchor and cable -EJN
Send an anchor and cable off immediately

(indicate if more than one) bjm

Send an answer (or, reply) enk

Send an armed boat guk

Send an escort — to (or, for) mhd

Send an excuse mlh

Send an express with the following in-
telligence POH

Send an oflacer— to (or, for) SPO

-Sending, Sent an officer — to (or, for).

Send ashore— to (or, for)— --- Fcz

-Send back.
Send bag— for— fsm

376

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

SEND— SENIOR.

VPR

VPS

VPT
VPU
VPW

VPX
VPY

VPZ
VQA

VQB
VQC

VQD

VQE
VQF
VQG

Send — Continued.

Send boat— at gul

Send boat— to {or, for) GUN

Send boats fit {or, suitable) for landing

passengers fi

Send boat for telegram gum

Send boat to assist fgn

Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,

shoal) GUO

Send boat to take off the crew gup

Send boat to tow GUQ

Send boat with hawser _. gur

Send by post tqp

Send by rail UGX

-Send carpenters on board — {ship indi-
cated) ,--- : i---IBY

Send cot 1- Jxo

Send descriptions kwf

Send dinner — for lav

Send flats to discharge cargo iaz

Send following message by post to own-
ers {or, to Mr. — ) at — > wy

Send following message by signal letters
through the telegraph, instead of at

length XB

Send following message by telegraph to

owners {or, to Mr. — ) at — ... xa

Send following message through the
post to owners {or, to Mr. — ) at — , by
signal letters, instead of writing it at

length wz

Send following telegram to owners {or,

to Mr. — ) at — XA.

— Send for.

Send for despatches {or, letters) jw

— Send for my letters.

Send for orders sum

— Send for passenger.
— Send prisoner.
— Send for sand.

Send for the towline quv

— Sending for the towline.
— Send for water.

Send immediate assistance ^ db

Send immediately — to {or, for) pdl

Send instructions pnk

Send lifeboat to save crew fj

. Send list of defects krf

Send me a boat from the shore (a shore

boat) QUH

Send me {or vessel indicated) a pilot,

TJQ

Sendmeapolice officer. Want police _ yn
— Send more.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,

SCQ

— Send my keys {or keys indicated) .
Send my message through the telegraph

by signal letters xb

Send my orders on to — {place indicated) ,

SUN

Send on board — to {or, for) gqw

Send on shore— to {or, for) ...fcz

— Send passenger.

— Send pilot — to — {vessel indicated).

Send receipt — to {or, for ) ule

Send reply to my message to signal sta-
tion at — .

— Send report — of.

— Send returns — of.
Send samples — of.

VQH

VQI

VQJ

VQK
VQL

VQM
VQN

VQO
VQP

VQB
VQS

VQT

VQU
VQW

VQX

VQY

Send — Continued.

Send ship's articles ezj

Send steamer.-- vpn

— Send telegram.

— Send tents on shore.

— Send the — .

Send the duplicate -Lph

Send the following articles ezh

Send the letter bag on shore {or to ves-
sel indicated) ._ fsn

Send the mate — off ems

— Send the steward.

— Send to — {ship or place indicated)
for — . »

Send to the Admiral's office dlk

Send to the hospital OYV

Send tug {indicate if more than one) to
me {or to vessel in direction pointed

out) YDP

Sending, Sent tug ydq

'Send your address to — djo

Send your demands — to {or, for)--.KTE

Send your despatches -_ kxb

Send your letters QR

— Sender.

— Sending. To send.

Sent .-- VRD

Sent by post.- tqe

Shall I send message by telegraph ?-rqs

— Shall I send you a tug?
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,

LJW

— Telegraph to my owners to send my let-
ters to me at — .

Want you to send me a pilot .Tiw

We have sent for lifeboat .fl

We will endeavor to send a line .-.quw
Who sent the orders? - -- suw

— Will be sent.

— Will send.
Will send boat gvi

— Will send for a pilot.
Will send you a pilot tjg

— Will you send?

— Will you send for him {or, it, or, her)?
Will you send me some newspapers?

SHT

Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
sible? ' RC

— You are to send — to {or, for).
Your letters were sent by the — QOS

Senior-ity.

According to seniority den

Admiral, or. Senior officer has commands
for you -- DKP

Admiral, or. Senior officer has no com-
mands for you DKQ

Admiral, or. Senior officer has requested,

DKR

Admiral, or. Senior officer intends .dks

Admiral, or. Senior officer is generally

about dkt

Admiral, or. Senior officer is oflE {or at),

DKU

Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board

{or, at—) _• DKV

Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore,

DKW

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes. .dky

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

377

SENIOR— SET.

VQZ

VRA

Senior — Contirtued.
Admiral, or, Senior oflScer wishes to

tnOW DKZ

Admiral, or. Senior of&cer wishes to see
you (or person indicated) dla

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
yon as soon as convenient to yourself,

DLB

Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo.DLC
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order.DLE
Have you not seen the admiral {or, senior

officer)? DLG

Have you seen the admiral (or, senior

officer)? J-DLH

Mr. — , senior rwh

Senior commander JEO

Senior lieutenant QPY

— Senior officer.

The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner -■ DKX

What is the name of the admiral (or

senior officer)? dlo

Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?

SJ

Sennit.

VRC
VRD
VRE
VRF
VRG

VRH

VRI

VRJ

VRK

VRL
VRM
VXIN

VRO
VRP

VRQ

VRS

VRB Sense-ible-y.

Senseless-ly.

Sent. (See Send).

Sentence-d-ing.

Sentry. Sentinal.

Separate-d-ing-ion.
Better separate gio

If we separate we may have a chance of

escape mgy

— Separator.

Was, or. Were separated.

—When did you (or, they) separate?

September.

About September the— czv

— Beginning of September.
—End of September.
—Next Septeihber.

Ser. (Measure of capacity) 1 azf

Ser. (Measure of weight) baq

Serge. Blue serge gop

Sergeant.

— Sergeant-maj or.

Series.

Serious-ly-ness.

Badly, or. Seriously wounded fRL

Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt- aw

Boiler leaking seriously 7- - ; -,v^^

Damage serious (particulars to follow,

if necessary) -.--:,— -?^^

How many have you seriously (or,

dangerously) ill? ----. kld

I am very seriously damaged bn

VRT

VRU
VRW

VRX

VRY
VRZ

VSA-
VSB

vsc

VSD
VSE

Serious — Continued.
I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill MSi

— Is it serious?

Nothing serpus ._ --Ske

Serious attack fka

Serious disaffection in — lcb

—Seriously ill.
Stem seriously damaged wuk

— There has been a serious riot at — .
Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.- HM

Sergeant , ---vro

Sergeant-major yrp

Servant.
Officer's servant --SPN

Serve- d^ing.

Servitude.
Penal servitude -

-TPI

VSF

Seevia-n. Servian Colors.

Service.

Active service riiz

Army Service Corps ewf

Certificate of service ihu

Civil Service IRQ

Divine service lih

Had only — boilers serviceable gxa

Have only one (or number shown) boiler

serviceable gxb

His, or. Her Majesty's Service RHP

It will be of great service (or. use) -OHL
On His (or. Her) Majesty's Service-RHS
People going on service to take their

dinners with them lau

Public service uaw

Sea service yle

—Serviceable. (Useful.)

Session.

Set-ting. To set.

Current sets offshore kfz

Current sets onshore .-KGA

Defects may be set right in — hours. bd

Ebb seta - — -LSM

Engines can be set right in a short time,

MBC

Flood sets NFM

Had the monsoon (or, trade wind) set
in? RYK

Has winter set in at — ? ZGF

How will the ebb set? lso

How will the flood set? nfq

Hurricane not set in at — (date to fol-
low, if necessary) P-A^M

Make more sail. Set your — RIL

Make, or, Set sail mt

Rollers setting in ut

Set sail. Make sail R™

Set studding sails veo

Set the courses Jzu

Set topgallant sails yep

Set — sails yeq

-Set up rigging.
Tide, or. Current sets to the — kge

378

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

SET— SHALL.

VSG

VSH
VSI

VSJ

VSK

VSL
VSM

VSN

vso

VSP

VSQ

VSR"
VST

vsu

vsw
vsx

VSY

vsz

VTA
VTB
VTO
VTD
VTE
VTF

Set — Continued.
What is the set and rate of current (or,

tide)? ,- -KGJ

Will set in.

Winter has regularly set in at — . -ZGK

With all sail set vfa

With- some assistance I shall be able to

set things to rights dp

Set. (A set of.)
— Set of flags.

Settle-d-ing-ment. To settle. {See also

Arrange. )
Affairs appear more settled (look more

peaceful) doz

Amicably settled (or, arranged) ...epg

Have, or, Has been settled.

Have you settled with the Emigration

Office LXK

Is all settled (or, arranged)? exd

Is the appointment settled? esy

Settle everything-- mjp

Settlement. (A colony.)

Settler.

Seven-th-ly.
— Seventeen-th.

Several-lt.

Boiler burst ; several men killed ay

Boiler burst ; several men wounded- - az

Several engagements mah

Several lives lost qeg

—Several missing.

Several ships- vxn

Several (or number indicated) sick on

board gqx

Several vessels becalmed off — gcj

— Several vessels in sight.

— Several years.

— Spoke several vessels during the passage.

Severe-ly-ity.

Crops have suffered severely kdw

Heavy, or. Severe gale -NVZ

— -Not severe.

Severe engagement mai

Severe fracture npk

— Severe loss.
Severe squall not far off; look sharp -PZ
Severely bruised hkj

Sew-ed-ing.

— Has she sewed?

Sewer-age.

Sex.

Sextant.

Shackle.
Shackle bolt --_ gye

— Shackling.
Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated hrp

VTG

VTH

VTI

VTJ
VTK

VTL

Shackle — Comtinued.

Unshackle-d-ing ykv

Unshackle cables. hrz

Veer more cable, or, Veer to number of
shackles specified--- ku

Shade-d-ing-y.
The temperature in the shade is — xnh
What is the temperature in the shade?

xnm

Shaft.

Crank shaft KBP

Crank shait broken (or, defective) -Kbq

Engine shaft mba

Flaw in shaft neh

Intermediate shaft pqv

Main shaft broken .-ME

Main shaft broken in stem tube . - .kgt

— Must have a new shaft.

Propeller shaft broken MR

Radius shaft ugm

Screw shaft - vki

Shaft bearing gbp

— Shaft broken.
Shaft coupling bolts broken gyp

— Shaft trunk.

Spare shaft wmf

Starting shaft wrh

Tail end of main shaft broken lyo

Tail shaft xiz

Thrust shaft xrm

Thrust shaft broken xrn

Tunnel shaft ydw

Tunnel shaft broken - --.ydx

Shake-n-ing. Shook.
Shake the reefs out -UMP

Shaku. (Measure of length. ) Avru

Shall (or. Will) era

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) bvh

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be- BVi

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not bvj

He, She, It (or person- s or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk

How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated)'} bxr

How shall (or, will) I? BXS

How shall (or, will) we? bxt

How shall (or, will) you? bxu

I shall (on will) CIO

I shall (or, will) be bgh

I shall (or, will) do bnd

I shall (or, will) have brq

I shall (or, will) if I can bks

I shall (or, will) not cip

I shall (or, will) not be BGI

I shall (or, will) not do bne

I shall (or, will) not have brs

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp

If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) not byq

If I shall (or, will) ---BZN

If I shall (or, will) not bzo

If they shall (or, will) -- CAQ

Paet II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

379

SHALL— SHANK.

SB.A.hij— Continued.

If they shall {or, will) not car

If we shall (or, will) cbj

If we shall (or, will) not--.. cbk

If you shall (or, will). cda

If you shall (or, will) not cdb

It shall (or, will) . ciq

Itshall (or, will) be -• bgt

It shall {or, will) be done bnt

It shall {or, will) not be bgu

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu

Nothing shall skf

Shall cm

Shall, or-. Will be _bha

Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw

Shall, or. Will have j brw

Shall, or. Will have done {or, been

done) BNX

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) ?- -__ bwd

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) be? ewe

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) do {or, be done)?

BWF

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) have? _ bwg

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not? bwh

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not be? bwi

Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not do {or, be

done)?-' bwj

Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not have?--BWK

Shall, or. Will his (her-s, its)? CIS

Shall, or. Will I (my, mine)? Cit

Shall, or, Will I be? bhc

Shall, or. Will I have brx

Shall I make?- -Riu

Shall, or. Will I not have? bkt-

Shall, or. Will it bwd

Shall, or. Will not ciu

Shall, or. Will not be? bed

Shall, or. Will not do {or, be done)-.BNY

Shall or. Will not have brz

Shall, or. Will not have done {or, been

done) -----BNZ

Shall, or. Will that {or, this)? civ

Shall, or. Will the? ciw

Shall, or, Will there be? bhe

Shall, or. Will these {or, those)? ---Cix

Shall, or. Will they (their-s)? ciy

Shall, or, Will they be? bhf

Shall, or. Will they do it? boa

Shall, or. Will theynot? cxz

Shall, or, Will they not do it? - BOC

Shall, or. Will we (our-s)? ---CJa

Shall or. Will we be? bhg

Shall, or. Will we not? cjb

Shall, or. Will weigh zax

Shall, or, Will you-r-s? CJD

Shall, or. Will you be? bhi

Shall, or. Will you do it? bod

Shall, or. Will you moor? rzf

Shall, or, Will you not? -,. . cje

Shall, or, Will you not be?- _ bhj

Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe

That, or, This shall (or, will) be CLN

That, or. This shall {or, will) not be-CLO

VTM

VTN
VTO
VTP
VTQ

VTR

Shall — Continued.

There shall (or, will) - cmu

There shall {or, will) be CMV

There shall {or, will) not CMW

There shall {or, will) not be CMX

They shall (or, will) cjf

They shall {or, will)' be bhz

They shall {or, will) not -CJG

They shall {or, will) not be bia

We shall {or, will) — cjh

We shall (or, will) be bir

We shall {or, will) have ---..'..^.--Bsu

We shall {or, will) not Cjl

We shall {or, will) not be bis

We shall (or, will) not have bsv

What, or, Which shall (or, will)— I?-CQK
What, or, Which shall {or, will) I {or,

we) do? ,t- CQL

What, or, Which shall {or, will) I {or,

we) have OQM

What, or. Which shall {or, will) you

(or, they) do? CQN

What, or. Which shall (or, will) you

{or, they) have? CQO

When shall (or, will)? cpQ

When shall (or, will) be CRS

When shall {or, will) he (she, it or, per-
sons or things indicated) ? cKt

When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? --CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? CKV

When shall {or, will) I have? crw

When shall (or, will) it be done? .-CEX

When shall (or, will) they? cry

When shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have? CRZ

When shall {or, will) we have? csa

When shall (or, will) you? csb

When shall {or, will) you be? csd

Where shall (or, will)? ctk

Where shall (or, will) be? ctl

Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or

persons or things indicated) ? — ctm
Where shall {or, ,will) I {or, we)---CTN

Where shall {or, will) I have? cto

Where shall {or, will) they? ctp

Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)

have? CTQ

Where shall {or, will) we have? cte

Where shall {or, will) you? cts

Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu

Who shall (or, will)? zef

Why shall {or, will)? cvr

Why shall (or, will) not? cvs

You shall (or, will) ojk

You shall (or, will) be bjk

You shall (or, will) have -Btf

You shall (or,, will) not CJL

You shall {or, will) not be bjl

You shall {or, will) not have btg

Shallow-ing-est. {See also Shoal. )
— Is the water shallow?
—Shallow water— is.
—Shallowest water is — .
— The water is shallow.

Shame-ful-ly.

Shank. Shank of anchor - - ehg

380

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

SHAPE— SHIP.

VTS

Shape-ing.

Shell. {Bomb) .gyh

Irregular shape

._,pte

I can supply you with powder and

VTU

— Not tinder command shape.

shell trh

N. B. — The "not under control or com-

Powder and shell ... ..tri

mand" signal is two black balls,

VWF

—Shell and shot.

or shapes vertical.

VTW

—What shape — is?

VWG
VWH

Shell. {A covering.)
—Shellfish.

VTX

Sharb-d-ing. To share.

VTY

— Share. . (A share. )

VWI

Shelter-ed-ing.

VTZ

— Shareholder.

Could she {vessel indicated) have got to

VUA

— Shares in the —

VWJ

any place of shelter?. ofd

— Good shelter from.

VUB

Shark.

I shall put m for shelter ircv

-^1 shall try for shelter in — {port indi-

VWK

VTTC

Sharp-ly-ness.

cated).

Heavy weather coming ; look sharp. -PZ

VWL

—Is there any shelter?

Keep a sharp lookout

...PYI

Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for

Severe squall not far ofE; look sharp .PZ

shelter . ucv

VWM

—Shelter may be obtained.

VUD

Shatter-ed-ing. To shatter.
She. (See He, She, It, etc.)

_-BWL

VWN
VWO

— There is good shelter at (or, in).
— There is no shelter.

She is (or, has) not yet -J

.-.ZLO

VWP

Shelve-d-ing. Shelf.

What is she like?

---Qty

Sheng. {Measure of capacity) AZiw

VUE

Shears.

VWQ

Sheriff.

VUF

Sheath-ed-ing.

VUG

— Sheathing for bottom (number of sheets

VWR

Sherry.

to follow).

Shew. (See Show) wal

VUH

Sheave.

Eccentric sheave out of order...

...LSY

vws

Shield-ed-ing.

VUI

— Sheave hole.

VWT

Shipt-ed-ing. To shift.

VCJJ

Shed.

Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted ftn

Bar has, or, Sands have shifted pvu

VUK

Sheep.

vwu

VWX

—Did not shift.
—Have, or. Has shifted.

VUL

Sheer. {Curve of the hull. )

I shall shift my berth gfs

VUM

Sheer strake.

I would shift my berth as soon as possi-
ble GPT

VUN

Sheer-ed-ing off. To sheer off.

If, or. When the wind shifts zfe

vuo

—Sheer a little off.

Is it worth while shifting berth?... gpv

VUP

— Sheer a little off when you come

to the

May I shift {or, change)? : ..ikt

point.

VWY

—Must shift.
Sands have, or. Bar has shifted pvu

•VUQ

Sheers. {For lifting.)

Shall I, in my present berth, have room

VUK

— Sheer hulk.

for weighing if the wind shifts?. -GPZ
Shift a course jzv

vus

Sheet. {Rope.)

Shift a topsail xwe

Pore sheet

_-.NJB

VWZ

—Shift of wind.

Head sheet

...OQL

Shift your berth— further to the — .ghc

VUT

— Jib sheet.

Shift your berth further in gha

Main sheet

.— rgu

Shift your berth further out ghb

Royal sheet

...VBA

Shift your berth. Your berth is not

vuw

— Sheet home.

safe KT

vux

—Staysail sheet.

Shifting sand vhe

VDY

— Tacks and sheets.

VXA

—Will shift.

VUZ

—Topgallant sheets

vwa

— Topmast staysail sheet.

Shilling. {Coin) avb

VWB

—Topsail sheet.

Coals — shillings a ton at — GZ

VWC

Sheet. {A sheet or piece of .)

VXB

Shine-ing. Shone.

VWD

— Sheet lead.

Sheet ANCHOR

— EJQ

VXC

Shingle-ly.

Sheet- cable

.-HRO

VXD

Ship-ping. {See also Vessel. )
Armed merchant ship bow

YWE

Shelf piece.

Armoi'ed ship bvy

Part II.

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381

SHIP.

VXE

Ship — Continued.

Aviso, or, Despatch vessel --- kwy

Barque pxo

Barquentine : pxp

Battleship fyx

Brig HGv

Brigantine .-.hid

Clipper luo

Coast-defense ship ixv

Coasting -trade ship. Coasting ves-
sel -- lYB

Collier . iwz

Corvette jxi

Cruiser key

Dhow KYO

Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk

Felucca mvo

Fire ship (or, raft) mzw

First ship nbg

Fishery steamer wtg

Five-masted ship mxp

Flagship Ncz

Foreign-going ship nkq

Four-masted bark fxq

Four-masted schooner npc

Four-masted ship npd

Frigate - nrt

Full-rigged ship nsu

Government-hired vessel ofu

Government ship _ ofw

Guard ship oiz

Guarda costa ojb

Gunboat gtb

Gun vessel ojv

Hired cruiser kpb

Hired steamer wth

His, or. Her Majesty's ship — -RHQ

Hospital ship oys

Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs

Ketch QAE

Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol-
low) QFP

Light-ship. Light- vessel Qtg

Mail steamer RFk

Man-of-war _ kpl

Merchant ship {or, steamer) rpz

Mortar vessel saq

Passenger ship tdq

Petroleum ship thg

Pirate tkp

Privateer twl

Rear ship ukn

—Sailing ship.

Salvage steamer vgf

Schooner '^Ji

Scout, or. Lookout vessel --Qzx

Screw steamer vkj

Ship of war kpl

Slaver wgb

Sloop ,-WHB

Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated

tonnage to follow) kbc

Square-rigged ship wpm

Steamship. Steamer wte

Steam trawler WTI

Steel-built ship wtl

Storeship wxt

Tank steamer xkl

Telegraph ship xmd

Three-masted schooner vjk

Timber ship xtg

VXF

VXG

VXH

VXI

VXJ

SsiP^^Continued.
Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) XWE

Torpedo cruiser xws

Torpedo gunboat xwu

— Training ship.

Transport yah

Troopship ybm

Tug YDB

Turretship yes

Twin-screw steamer. ...yfl

— ^Whaler. Whaleship.

Yacht ZKi

A vessel (or ship indicated) aground

near (or, in) — ch

Abandon the ship as fast as possible -ab
Ask stranger (or ship indicated) if he

will communicate ht

Asks name of ship (or, signal station)

in sight vg

Athwart ship fjh

Board steamer (or, ship) gpv

Bring the ship in as close as possible,

hid
By the next ship.
Cannot save the ship ; take people off,

NB

Cargo must be shipped lag

Chamber of Shipping ikb

Clean ship ist

Could she (ship indicated) have got to

any place of shelter?- ofd

Crew have left the ship kcp

Crew will not leave the ship kcx

Deadworks of a ship kol

Defend ship krm

Did you leave many ships at — ? _ . .QKP
Did you (or ship indicated) receive any

damage? kjf

Did you see a ship in distress? nd

Did you see a ship on the (or, off the) ?

vnh
Did you see anything of — (ship indi-
cated)^ VNI

Do not abandon the ship AC

Do not abandon the ship until the tide

has ebbed ad

Do not have anything to do with stran-
ger (or s/iip indicated) ..WYE

Do you think we ought to pass a ship in

this distressed condition? nb

Does embargo extend to ships under —

flag? Lwc

-Dress ship.

Each ship lqy

Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk

Flagship NCZ

Foreign-going ship nkq

From the guardship oix

Funnel of ship is — ntp

Goods are shipped .... get

Has she (or ship indicated) been long

abandoned? cxn

-Have, or. Has shipped.

Have you had any communication with

infected ship (or, place)?.. ic

Have you met any ship of war? mrn

Have you passed (or, spoken) any ships

(or ship indicated )? woe

Have you seen any ship (or, ships) since

your departure? ktu

382

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part IL

SHIP.

VXK

VXL
VXM

Ship — Continued.

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of

a ship wrecked (or, in distress) I- ..zu

Have you the Navigation Lavrs, or.

Merchant Shipping Act of the country

of vessel signaling?-- dig

Her, or. His Majesty's ship rhq

How are you, or. How is — (person or

ship indicated)1 bxi

How does — (ship indicated) sail?-VDX

How is she rigged? uxh

How is (or, was) stranger (or ship indi-
cated) steering? wty

How many days since you passed —

(ship indicated)^ knh

— How many ships?
I belong to the convoy of — (ships indi-
cated) JUS

I do not intend to abandon the ship-.AP
I have sunk (or, run down) a ship.-HK

I intend to ship — pov

I must abandon the ship AG

I shall abandon my ship unless you will

keep by me -.-AH

I will not abandon you (or ship indi-
cated) or, I will remain by you ai

I (or, They) wish to abandon, bnt have

not the means aj

Indicate the name of ship (or, signal

station) in sight ..VG

Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,

CXP

Is not ship seen (bearing — ) in distress?

NT

Is she(o)' s7wp indicated) abandoned? -AK
Is the — light-ship on her station?-WRO

Is your list of ships correct ? QVi

Is your ship entered at the Custom-
house? -- KGZ

Is — (ship indicated) likely to supply

me? FGK

Keep a good look out, as it is reported
enemy's ships are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen oj

Keep by the ship .-PYn

Merchant Shipping Act dik

Must lighten the ship qsy

Natives do not like ships watering vrith- i

out payment ywq j

Neutral ship. Ship is a neutral shc j

— Not yet shipped.

— Of how many ships was the squadron
seen composed?

Passed a good many ships TCO

Passed a war ship disguised; funnel
(or, funnel-s) — . (Here give the color
or design of the line it may be an imi-
tation of) LEO

Passed disabled ship at — - - - lew

Passed, or. Saw some war ships tcr

Police (or other) authorities have taken

some of the crew out of the ship.KDH

Remain by the ship kh

Ilepeat,ship's name ; your flags were not

made out du

Report when ship denoted is sighted,

USD

Reship-ped-ping ' utm

Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) ofE — (or,
in — , latitude or longitude indicated) ,

KPD

VXN

VXO
VXP

VXQ

VXR

vxs

VXT

vxu

vxw

VXY

vxz

vya

VYB

Ship — Continued.
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the — ,

KFE

See a ship — . (Indicate where) vny

Send a steamer vpn

Send ship's articles ezj

— Several ships.

Several ships in sight vse

' Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?

HJP

Ship and cargo have been seized ...hxu
Ship chandler ikm

Ship disabled ; will you tow me ? (into

port indicated if necessary) my

Ship has no signals wdo

Ship has not made her number slh

Ship having the guard oja

— Ship in sight is.
Ship in sight is an enemy,-— __0L

—Ship indicated — is — . ■

Ship indicated appears in distress NX

Ship indicated (bearing, if necessary)

appears to be esh

Ship indicated bears gbl

Ship indicated can lend you carpenter's

tools IBZ

Ship, or. Person indicated declines-KQj

Ship indicated does not require further

assistance fgq

Ship indicated has been wrecked - - _zix
Ship (indicated, if necessary)h.SkS got off,

NZE

— Ship indicated has struck on a shoal.
Ship indicated is (or, I am) in want of — ,

YTN

Ship indicated is in quarantine ueh

Ship indicated is not abandoned CXB

Ship indicated is on fire ot

— Ship indicated is out of sight.
—Ship indicated is sinking.
— Ship indicated is (cr, was) standing (or,
steering).
Ship, or, Person indicated is unable to

comply jLG

Ship indicated to examine strange ship

and report mkf

Ship indicated wants boat fk

Ship indicated (or in direction indi-
cated) wants immediate assistance,

NW

Ship is a foreigner nkv

Ship is insured ypx

Ship is on the rocks uza

Ship (or ship indicated) is very crank,

KBT

Ship, or. Vessel may part company-jGU

— Ship seen (or, indicated) is — .
Ship seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft --- SEG

— Ship seen is a privateer.
Ship will be sold vox

— Ship yard. Ship-building yard,

— Shipment.

— Ship-ped-ing. To ship.

Shipped a sea vlj

Shipped on board , gqy

— Shipping ofBce.

Ship's bottom foul haw

Ship's bottom must be looked at _ . -HBG

Ship's head by compass— is — jik

Ship's husband pay

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

383

SHIP— SHOE.

VYC
VYD

VYE

VYF

VYG

VYH

Ship — Continued.

Ship's log.

Ship's papers {or, articles) ezk

— Ship's side. > ,

Ships from — did not get pratique
when I left tsa

Ships in the roadstead _ _ . ypz

Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea ujz

Ships jnst arrived show your ensigng,

DY

Ships just arrived make your numbers
{or, distinguishing signals) dx

Ships just weighed {or. leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) DZ

Ships that wish to be reported make

your distinguishing signals -Ea

Ships wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) dyt

Ships wishing to be reported on weaving
make your numbers (er, distinguish-
ing signals) eb

Spoke several ships during the passage,

vsu

Spoke the — (ship indicated) woe

Steer directly for the light-ship qth

Strange ship hove in sight ozs

Tell my owner ship answers remarkably

well 1 END

The captain must bring the ship's papers
with him hxj

The channel is obstructed by a ship,

ILT

The light-ship — is not at anchor on her

station, or. Light-ship at — is out of

position QE

-The ship at (or, in).

The ship's bags are sent ashore FSO

The way is off my ship ; you may feel

your way past me hi,

Waterlogged ship ywu

What is the name of light-ship (or,

lighthouse) in sight? RW

What is your ship's (or vessel indicated)

registered tonnage ? unv

-What ship?
What ship is that {bearing indicated, if

necessary)'! EC

What ship takes the next mail ? . - -RFY
-What ships did you speak ?
When was your ship last coppered ?

jvu
Who is captain of ship signaled? _-HXN
-Will your ship stay ?
You will be stopped by the blockading

ships GNR

VYI Shipper.

Shipping Federation ^v^'

"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"

QWU

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign

Shipping Qwv

"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index,"

QXD

Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette" -- ur

VYJ

VYK

VYL
VYM

VYN
VYO
VYP

VYQ
VYR

VYS
VYT

VYU

VYW

VYX
VYZ

VZA

VZB
VZC

Shipping master (or, officer).
Commissioner of N-avigation, Treasury
Department, or, Registrar-General Of
Shipping and Seamen unx

Shipping office ...vyb

Shipwreck. [See also Wreck.)
Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
you let me transfer them to you ?-KDa
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society rlf

— Shipwrecked.

Shipwright.

Skilled shipwright---. wfe

Want shipwright ytz

Ship yard. (See oiso Yard) vxy

Shirt.
Clean shirts (or, linen). isu

— Dirty shirts (clothes, or, linen).

Shiver-bd-ing.

Keep main topsail shivering pzj

Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk

Sails shivering ven

Shoal (offish).

Shoal. (See also Reef. )
Apparently shoal water to the — ..ero
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead

of — you HFB

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your

port bow hfd

Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your

starboard bow hpe

— Have you shoaled your water ?
I am in danger (or. shoal water) ; direct

me how to steer nl

— I am in shoal water.
Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or, _

on — )? hmo"

— On the shoal.

Reef, or. Shoal extends from — to — -UMS
— Reef, or. Shoal is steep to the — .
Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way

out GE

Send boat to point out shoal guo

Shoal water, or. Danger in — (direction

indicated) --GF

Shoal water, or. Danger to leeward,

KLH

Shoal water, or. Danger to windward,

KLI

Stand nearer the shoal {or, bank, or,
reef) fwa

— The shoal is buoyed.
— To shoal. Shoal-ed-ing.
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,

VXQ

Water is shoaling (Depth in feet at
last cast may be shown) ywk

Water shoaling ; I must tack ywm

— You will get into shoal water, or. You
will shoal your water.

Shoe-ing. Shod.

Boot, or, Shoe hab

— Shoemaker. ,

384

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Part II.

SHONE— SHORT.

VZD

VZE

VZF

VZG

VZH

VZI
VZJ

VZK
VZL

Shone. Shine-ing vxb

Shoo. {Measure of capacity) . - - azr

Shoot-ing. Shot.
Ash shoot -- FCT

Shop-ping.

Shore. {The shore.)
All my papers are sent from shore. -Tae
All quiet — at {or, in — , or, on shore),

DXT

Along shore ean

Along shore to the eastward of — ._eao
Along shjre to the northward ot — -EAP
Along shore to the southward of — -Eaq
Along shore to the westward of — ..ear
Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
quire immediate assistance ca

Are you going on shore? fox

— ^Been on shore.
Boat is on shore. Boats are on shore,

GRO

Bring on shore hiu

Calls attention of shore signal" station
on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass

signal DO

Captain is on shore hwm

Come on shore JOU

Current sets offshore kfz

Current sets onshore kga

Deepest water is nearest the shore -KQV

Disturbance on shore {or, at — ) lhs

— Driven on shore near — . Drove on
shore off — .
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat

(cask, kite, or, raft, etc.) ka

For the shore nhp

Fruit is to be obtained on shore nse

Get her head round or you will be on

shore lf

Go on shore- Obx

Have no communication with the shore

{or vessel indicated) hz

— Have you been on shore?
— Have you done with the shore?
Have you had any communication with

the shore?--- jga

Heave-to; head offshore lq

I am a stranger here ; will you let me

go ashore with you? OOH

I am going on shore _ock

I am not going on shore OCM

— I have been on shore.

I have left on shore ,.QKT

— I have not been on shore.
I wish to see you before you go on

shore -. OCN

I wish to see you on shore--- vnu

In shore -___ -PMG

Is the captain coming on shore? hxd

Keep more toward the shore pzc

Keep on port shore {or, side) of chan-
nel LV

N. B. — Port side of the ship signaled to.
Keep on starboard shore {or, side) of

channel LW

N. B. — Starboard side of the ship sig-
naled to.

VZM

VZN

VZO
VZP
VZQ

VZR

vzs

VZT

VZU

Shore — Continued:

Lee shore- -' qmg'

Let him bring on shore (ashore). -.fcy
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the

best place for coming on shore ke

Mate is on shore rmq

No fruit is to be obtained on shore -NSP

Offshore iyd

— On shore.
Person indicated is wanted on shore -TGS

Run on shore _ VCE

Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy

landing on the beach fzx

Send a responsible person on shore -TGV
Send me aTDoat from the snore (a shore

boat) guh

Send on shore — to {or, for) fcz

Send rifles to party oh shore SCQ

Send tents on shore ^ vqi

Send the letter bag on shore {or to ship

indicated) . psn

Shore boat aus

Some squabble {or, flght) on shore with

crew — -- Mxu

Suitable boats for landing must be sent

off from the shore Fl

The admiral {or, senior ofiflcer) is on

shore dkw

They are(6oafe) making for the shore-Riv

Weather shore yzr

When did you come off?- jdn

When do you go on shore? odc

Will you be on shore to day? {Specify

hour, if necessary) KOC

Will you {or person indicated) come on

shore to-day? {Specify hour, if neces-
sary) - -JDR

Will you give me a passage {on shore)"!

TDK

Will you go {or, come) on shore?-. -JDS
— Will you go on shore in my boat?
Will you {or person indicated) meet me
on store to-day? {Specify time) - - kod

ShORE-D-INQ up. To SHORE TIP.

Lose no time in shoring up CP

— Will you require shoring up?

Short-ness.

A short crop of — kdu

A short reach ---'- - -.uiv

— Are you short of — ?
Have been on short allowance for some

time. DZI

Heave short hrd

I am getting short of water and must
endeavor to get some yvg

— I am {or vessel indicated is) short of
provisions.
I shall shorten sail vkb

— In a short time.

Make short tacks eip

Medical comforts running short ROI

Medicines have run short ROQ

' Not able to make such short tacks. -XIL

Not short enough mdt

Only fora short — SQX

Short allowance dzn

— Short circuit.
Short manned; crew weak. {Number
may be indicated) - kdj

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

885

SHORT— SHOULD.

VZW
VZX

VZY

WAB
WAG

WAD

WAE

WAF

WAG
WAH

Short — Continued.

— Short notice, i

—Short of.

Short of complement jkb

•Short of powder.

Short of provisions. Starving nv

— Short of water.

— Short range.

Short time xtp

Short weight. Under weight yia

— Shorten-ed-ing. To shorten.

Shorten in both hawsers - opx

Shorten in cable — to the number of

shackles indicated hep

Shorten in port hawser. (See page 35. )
Shorten in starboard hawser. (See
page 35. )

Note. — For signals between ships towing
and being towed see page 35. ,

Shorten sail- vet

Shorten sail. It is not safe to go so fast,

' VDK

— Shorter-est.

Shortly after dkt

Too short -XVF

Wear short rounds yxt

Shot.

By a shot hpa

Case shot ida

Gunshot oju

I am in want of powder and shot _-TRP
I can supply you with powder and shot,

trh

Musketshot scp

Round shot vam

Shot and shell-- -.vwr

— Shot plug.

—Shotted.

SHoaLD, or, Would -- -Cjo

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should ( or, would) bvl

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be bvm

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be

done) BVN

He, She, It (w persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) have .-Bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bvp

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
He, She, It (m- persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,

be done) bvr

He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated)ahoul6.(or, would)not have.BVs

How should (or, would)? BXV

I should (or, would) . CJM

I should (or, would) be bgj

Ishould (or, would) do -BNF

I should (or, would) have brt

I should (Or, would) have been bgk

Ishould (or, would) not cjn

I should (or, would) not be bgl

I should (or, would) not do — -BNG

I should (or, would) not have bru

I sfaould(o»', would)not have been-.BGM

Should — Continued.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) byr

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys

If I should (or, would) bzp

If I should (or, would) not bzq

If I were you I should not do it LiQ

If they should (or, would) Oas

If they should (or, would) not cat

If we should (or, would) cbl

If we should (or, would) not cbm

If you should (or, would) ci^E

If you should (or, would) not Cdp

It, etc. (See He, She; It.)

It is important that it should be so .pew

Should, or. Would CJO

Should, or. Would be _bhk

Should, or, Would do (or, be done) -BOP

Should, or. Would have bsa

Should, or. Would have been bhl

Should, or. Would have done (or, been

done) : BOG

Should, or, Would have had bso

Should, or, Wotild he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1 bwm

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) be?._-BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) do (or, be

done)? Bwo

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons w things indicated) have?.BWP
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) have been?

BWQ

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not?, .bwr

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not be?-Bws

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated}) not do (or,
be done)? bwt

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) not have?

BWU

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) not have
been? bwv

Should, or. Would his (her-s, its) ?.cjp
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)? .-dJQ

Should, or. Would not cjr

Should, or. Would not be -BHM

Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),

BOH

Should, or. Would not have BSD

Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN

Should, or. Would not have done (or,

been done) boi

Should, or. Would not have had .--BSE
Should, or, Would that (or, this)? -Cjs

Should, or. Would the? cjt

Should, or. Would there be? bho

Should, or. Would these (or, those) ?-CJU
Should, or, Would they (their-8)?.-CJV

Should, or. Would we (our-s)? cjw

Should, or. Would you-r-s? cjx

That, or, This should (or, would) be,

, CLP

That, or, This should (or, would) not
be clq

76564—09 25

386

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II

SHOULD— SICK.

WAI
WAJ
WAK
WAL

Should — Continued.

There should (or, would) -..cmy

There should (or, would) be cmz

There should (or, would) have been.CNA

There should (or, would) not cnb

There should (or, would) not be cnd

There should (or, would) not have been,

ONE

They should (or, would) cjy

They should (or, would) be bic

They should (or, would) have bsl

They should (or, would) not cjz

They should (or, would) not be bid

They should (or, would) not have -BSM

We should (or, would) Cka

We should (or, would) be bit

We should (or, would) have bsw

We should (or, would^ not ckb

We should (or, would) not be biu

We should (or, would) not have bsx

What, or. Which should (or, would) ?. cqp
What, or. Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? cqr

What, or. Which should (or, would)

you (or, they) do? CQS

When should (or, would) ? _ _ _ cse

Where should (or, would) ? CTV

Where should (or, would) the — ? -Ctw
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?

CTX

Who should (or, would)? cuv

Why should (or, would)? cvt

Why should (or, would) not? cvu

You should (or, would) .--CKD

You should (or, would) be --BJM

You should (or, would) have bth

You should (or, would) not cke

You should (or, would) not be bjn

You should (or, would) not have-..BTi

Shoulder.

SHOVE-D-ING — OFF.

Shovel.

Show-ing. To show.
Annul the hoist shown by Numeral
Signal EMI

Beach the vessel where flag is waved

(or, light is shown) fzt

Boats should endeavor to land where

flag is waved (or, light is shown) .jz
Do not show a light on any account -QV
Do not show a light on my account.QRT

Do not show your ensign mei

He has shown his colors .. jbt

I do not wish to show a light qkx

I will show a light. I will carry a light,

QKY
I will show a light to-night when I alter

course qw

I will show a light to-night when I

make sail ..t qrz

I will show a light to-night when I tack,

QX

Shall you show a light? QSK

She (or vessel indicated) has not shown

her ensign met

She (or vessel indicated) has shown her

ensign , meu

WAM

WAN
WAO
WAP

WAQ

WAE

WAS
WAT
WAU

WAV

WAX

WAY

WAZ

Show — Continued.
Show the number (or, quantity) — of — ,

PIA

Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,

DW

Show your Code Signal IZG

Show your number (or, distinguishing
signal) Dv

Show your soundings -..vs

— Shown, Showed.
Temporary light shown at — (place in-
dicated) XNS

Vessel has not shown her number.. slh
Vessel in sight has shown — colors, .jbt
Vessel indicated is showing a light. qsn
Vessels just arrived, show your en-
signs DY

Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) dx

Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your munbers (or, distinguishing
signals) dz

Vessels thsft wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) dyt

Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing, show your numbers (or, dis-
tinguishing signals) eb

Vessels wishing to be reported show
your distinguishing signals ea

What colors has he (or, she) shown
(hoisted)? jbu

When I alter course to-night I will show
alight QW

When I tack to-night I will show a
light QX

When you alter course (or, tack)to-night
show alight' jzs

Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time ? * xn

* See note to Greenwich mean time
(page 258.)

Shower-y.

Shrink-ing. Shrank. Shrunk.

Shroud.
Futtock shroud nUp

Shunt-ed-ing.

Shut-ting. To shut.
— Shut in,
—Shut-off valve.
— Shut out.

SiAM. SLA.MESE. Siamese Colors.

SiCILY-IAN.

Sick. (See also III. )

Any sick onboard ? epo

Any sickness at — ? UY

— Are there any sick nurses to be got ?

Can I land my sick? uz

Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick

quarters)? oyq

Captain is sick hwo

Crew sick kcw

Disease, or, Sickness is contagious . -VB

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387

SICK— SIGNAL.

WBA
WBC

WBD
WBE

WBF
WBG

WBH
WBI

WBJ

WBK
WBL

WBM

WBN'
WBO

WBP
WBQ
WBR
WBS
WBT

Sick — Continued.
Disease, or. Sickness is not contagions,

vc

For the sick. i_.. ..nhq

— Have you had any sickness on board ?
— How many sick ?
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat

{or, communicate) re

Is the disease {or, sickness) contagious?

VA

— Is the sickness on the increase ?

— Many sick.
May I send a sick person to see your

doctor? WL

Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious

complaint pcx

Sea-sick-ness vlp

Several {or number indicated) sick on

board '.-.gqx

Sick berth ghd

— Sick list.

— Sick nurse.
Sick quarters tjex

—Sickly.

— Sickness.

Sickness is contagious vb

Sickness is not contagious vc

The prevailing sickness is — tve

— Very sickly.

What is the sickness? vd

When did sickness break out ? hez

— You had better get a sick nurse.

Side.

Both sides haq

By the side of hpm

Convoy to keep on port side of leader

{or, escort) ix

Convoy to keep on starboard side of

leader {or, escort) lY

Cylinder side rod kip

Keep on theportsideof the channel-LV
Keep on the starboard side of channel - lw
Keep on the — {compass signal) side of

the channel ilq

Lee side Qmh

On both sides har

Port side tpa

Ship's side vyd

Side lever engine maw

—Sidelight (lantern, or, lamp).

Starboard side wqz

The other side svo

— This side.
Weather side yzs

—Which side?
Wrong side ---Zkd

Sideways.

Siding.

Siege.

Siemens-Martin steel.

Sight-ed-ing. To SIGHT. {See also Ob-
serve. ) ,

A squadron {give nationality) composed
of — ships passed in sight wpf

Anything in sight? kqk

WBU
WBV

WBX

WBY

WBZ

WCA

WCB

WCD

WCE

WCF
WCG
WCH

Sight — Continued.
Asks name of signal station {or, ship)

in sight -_-VG

Bills at sight qkh

— Can you keep sight — of ?

— Can not keep sight — of.

Do not lose sight of it. bam

Enemy is in sight oe

Foresight -NKC

— Have you sighted?
How many torpedo boats passed in

sight? ._^.GTK

I have just lost sight of the land {or,

light) QDV

I have not sighted land vnq

— I shall keep sight of — .
I sighted land about — . I sighted land
bearing — {time, if necessary) VNS

— In sight. In sight of — .

— Is land in sight?
Just lost sight of the land {or, light) -QDV
Keep me in sight during the night.
{Beariny to follow, if necessary) -FYy

-^Keep within sight — of.

Land in sight. I see the land qdw

Lose-ing, Lost sight of — {vessel or object

indicated) raq

Lost sight of wreck ray

Nothing in sight vnw

Out of sight— of SWB

Report when shipdenoted is sighted.uSD
Several vessels in sight vsR

— Shall you sight — ?

Ship in sight is — vxo

Ship in sight is an enemy. -OL

Ship indicated is out of sight vxr

Sight your anchor. Make sure your

anchor is clear ejr

Strange vessel hove in sight ozs

Vessel in sight — is vxo

Vessel in sight- is an enemy - ol

What is the name of lighthouse {or,

light-ship, or, point) in sight? Rw

What is the name of ship {or, signal

station) insight? vg

When did you sight land? RX

When ought I to see {or, sight)?. ..vod
— {number) torpedo boats {give nation-
ality) passed in sight xya

SiGN-ING. To SIGN.

Are your bills of lading complete

(signed)? ..gkq

Bills of lading not signed gkr

I will not sign the bills of lading unless — ,

Gkw
— Not signed.
Signed articles ezl

— Signed.

Signal.
Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal {or,

message) dgo

Alphabetical signal No. 1,

Code Flag over b*
Alphabetical signal No. 2,

Code Flag over p*
Alphabetical signal No. 3,

Code Flag over g*

*For manner of using these signals see
page 13.

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Part II,

SIGNAL.

WCI

WCJ

Signal — Continued.

Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig-
nal ;_ .EMI

Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it. ve

Annul the last signal. The last signal
is annulled emj

Annul the whole signal vf

Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
in sight VG

Attend to signals dg

Calls attention of shore signal station on
the bearing pointed out by compass
signal (from the person signaling) -DO

Calls attention of vessel whose distin-
guishing signal will immediately be
shown .- DR

Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code
of Signals? ize

Can you make out her flag (or, signal)?

NOW

Can you spare some rocket signals? -UZO

Can not distinguish your signal flags;

come nearer (or, make distant signals),

VM

Can not make out the flags (or, signals),

NCX

Communicate by distant signals -.. log
Compass signal in degrees jhi

Compass signals in points or half points,

JHK

Comply with request (or, signal)... jld
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz

—Could you understand their signals?

Could you understand what they were

signaling about?

Did boat (or, boats) take blue light

(lantern, or, any means of making a

signal)? GSp

Did you see the signal? vnj

Discontinue repeating signals ldg

Distant signals. ( When spoken of) . lge
For Distant Signals see page 529.
Distress Signal. (When spoken of.)

(See page 7. ) ^^^

Do, or. Did you understand their sig-
nals? WCI

Enq[uires name of ship (or, signal sta-
tion) in sight vG

Fire a signal gun mzp

Flag signal-ing nda

Flags seen, but signal not understood,

wcx
-Fog signal.
Following signal is private (or, confi-
dential) ! HX

Following signal (communication, or,
message) is secret and in cipher.. iqv

( 77ie cipher will continue until the per-
sonisignaling hoists IQS. )

Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw

Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it
at length.-- i xb

Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to*— WT

Gun fog signal ojs

Has vessel signaled her number?... slf

WCK

WCL

WCM
WON
WCO

WCP
WCQ
WCR

Signal — Continued.

Have you any signal lights? QRU

Helm signal otq

Hoist the signal in a better position; I

can not make out the flags owl

Hoist your distinguishing signal. ....dv
I am going to communicate by distant

signals lgf

I am going to repeat signal from —

(hoist indicated) vH

I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram to be communi-
cated to you -_ IE

I can not«nake out the flags ; hoist the

signal in a better position owl

I can not make out the bottom flag-NDP
I can not make out the second flag.NDG

I can not make out the signal ncx

I can not make out the third flag-.NDH

I can not make out the top flag ndi

I will attend to your signal flb

I will repeat the message (or, what you

say) ^ RQN I

—I will repeat the signal.
I wish to signal ; come within easy sig-
nal distance vj

Indicate name of signal station (or,

ship) in sight va

International Code of Signals pre

—Is there a signal station at — ?
Keep within signal distance (bearing,

if necessary) pz(j

Last signal . qgl

Last signal is annulled emj

Learnt by signal from — qke

Light signal qsi

Lloyd's signal station — at — qxb

Make a signal when you want a boat,

gtu

Make distant signals lgh

— Make signals — to (or, for).

— Make signal for a pilot.

— Might have learnt it by signal.

Night signals sip

Numeral signal No. 1,

Code Flag over m*
Numeral signal No. 3,

Code Flag over n*
Numeral signal No. 3,

Code Flag over o*

*For method of making numeral signals
see page 32.

Numeral signal (when spoken of]..siM
Open telegram for me and signal its

contents ; wx

Pay attention to signals dg

Pay strict attention to signals during

the night dt

Pilot signal flying tjm

Private signal twk

Refer to the Geographical Signals-NYA
Repeat your signal — , or, Repeat your

signal from —(hoist indicated) vi

—Repeat my signals until further orders.
— Repeat the semaphore signal.
—Repeat the last signal made.
Repeat your distinguishing signal ; the

flags were not made out du

Repeat your signal in a better place.OWL .

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389

SIGNAL— SINK.

WCS

WOT

WCU
WCV
WCX

WCY
WCZ

WDA
WDB
WDC
WDE

WDF

WDG
WDH

WDI

WDJ
WDK

WDL
WDM
WDN
WDO

WDP

SiGntxir— Continued.
— Report-ed-ing by signal.
Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and

look out for their signals bac

Send following message through the
post to owner (or, to Mr. — ) at — by

signal letters wz

Send my message through the telegraph

by signal letters -• xb

Send reply to my message to signal sta-
tion at— - VQD

Shall I open your telegram and signal

its contents ? --- xc

Shall signal with siren (or, steam
whistle) during fog (or, darkness) .we

Ship has not made her signal slh

Show your Code Signal. izg

Show your distinguishing signal dv

Signal book gzf

— Signal gun.

Signal is answered vk

Signal is not answered .^ enm

— Signal lantern (light, or, lamp) .

—Signal letter.

— Signal not imderstood, though the flags

are distinguished.
— Signal of distress.

— Signal of distress in — (direction indi-
cated).
— Signal officer.
— Signal rocket.

—Signal staff, or, Signal station.
— Signal, or, I am going to signal state of
the weather outside (or at place indi-
cated) .
— Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph— to.
Signal your vessel's official number., dv
I — Signaled-ing. To signal.
— Signalman.

I Socketsignal - ...-wix

I — Sound signal.

Steer course indicated as per compass

signal - JiF

— Stranger does not understand your sig-
nal.
—Stranger (or vessel indicated) wiU not
take any notice of signal.

Submarine signal znQ

Submarine signal bell .- znb

Submarine signal receivers zns

Submarine signal station _ znt

The following signal is in cipher and

secret - IQ'^

The following signal (or, communica-
tion) is private hx

— The signal made.

—The signals were not intended for you.
—Use flashing (light) signals.
— "Vessel has no signals.
Vessel has not made her number (or,

distinguishing signal) slh

—Vessel indicated is making signals of
distress (bearing, if necessary) .
Vessels just arrived make your num-
bers (or, distinguishing signals) . . .dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) - — - »z

WDQ

WDR

WDS
WDT
WDU

WDV
WDX
WDY

WDZ

WEA
WEB

WEC
WED
WEF
WEG

SiQyiAij— Continued.

Vessels wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) _ _..dyt

Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing make your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) eb

Vessels wishing to be reported make
your distinguishing signals e a

Vocabulary signal.. tri

What is the date of your signal book?

VL

Will signal vyith steam whistle (or, siren)
during fog (or, darkness) we

Will you forward (or, communicate)
the following signal for me ? ik

Will you repeat the signal (or, message)?

Will you repeat the signals being made

tome? VN

— You have misunderstood the signal.

Your signal flags can not be distin-
guished LHB

Your signal is not distinct; interpreta-
tion doubtful LGT

Signature.

signipy-ied-ing-ication.

Silence. Silent. Silently.
Make no noise. Keep silence

Silica-te-d.

WEH
WEI
WEJ
WEK

WEL
WEM

Silk.

SILL.

What is the depth of water over the sill?

KVH

Silting, Silted up.

Silver.

— Nitrate of silver.
Quicksilver --- -Ufh

SlMILAK-LY-ITY.

Simple- Y-iciTY. Simplify-ied-ing-ication,

SiMULTANEOUS-LY.

Since. '

A fortnight since ^ nmk

Have you seen any vessel since your-

departure? - -,ktu

How long since (or, ago)? dtk

Long time since (or, ago) dtl

Not long since (or, ago) -DTN

Some time since (or, ago) dtp

Sinceee-ly-ity.

Sinew.

SiNG-iNG. Sang. Sung.

Single-d-ing.

Form single column in line abreast.NLW

Form single column inhne ahead. .nlx
—Singly.
SiNK-iNG. Sank. To sink vm

Boat sunk...!. -- gR<J

— I am sinking. ■

I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew,

NO

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Part II.

SINK— SLIME.

"WEN
WEO

WEP

WEQ

WER

WES

"WET
"WEU
"WEV
WEX

WEY
WEZ

"WFA
WFB
WFC
"WPD
"WPE
WFG

WFH

"WFI

"WFJ

WFK
"WFL

Sink — Continued.

I have sunk {or, run down) a vessel. hk
— Sunk-en.

Sunken obstruction in (or, at) — .--Snk
— Sunk off (or, near) the — .

Vessel Indicated is sinking vxs

Sir.

Siren. Steam siren wsr

Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
vals * WD

Shall signal with siren (or, steam whis-
tle) during fog (or, darkness) we

Use your siren ymu

Sirocco.

Sister.

SiT-TING. Sat . VHL

Situate- D-iNG. Situation.

Six TH-LY WEU

Sixteenth.

Sixth. Six. Sixthly.

SiZE-D-ING. To SIZE.

Size.
About the size czy

■ Different size ...kzi

Indicate the size — of pib

Large size qfr

None of that size sjc

— Size unknown.
Small size whp

— "What size do you want?

(Draw) LNG

Sketch-ed-ing.

Skeleton.

Skid.

Skiff.

Skill-ed-ful-ly.
Skilled artificer ezs

— Skilled shipwright.

Skin-ned.

Skin. (Hide) ouq

Skip-ped-ping.

Skipper.

Skirmish-ed-ing-er.

Skoinis. (Measure of length) awq

Skulk-ed-ing. Skulker.

Sky.

Clear sky itd

Cloudy sky iwb

WFM
WFN

WFO

"WFP

"WFQ

"WFR
"WFS

WFT

"WFU

"WFV

"WFX
WFY

WFZ
WGA
WGB

WGC
WGD

"WGE
WGF
WGH

WGI
"WGJ
WGK
WGL

"WGM
WGN
"WGO
WGP

WGQ

WGR

WGS
"WGT

Sky — Continued.

—Skylight.

—Skyrocket.

Slack.

Bar, or. Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at — , time indi-
cated) . fvt

— Slacked-ing.

Haul in the slack . opa

— Slack away.

Slack water ...yvk

— "Very slack.

— When th^tide slacks.

Slain. Slay-ing. Slew.

Slander-ed-ing-ous.

-ODT

Slant-ed-ing.
A good slant .

Slate.

— Slate colored.

Slave-d-ing-ry.
— Slave trade.
— Slaver.

Slay-ing. Slain. Slew wft

Sledge-d-ing, or, Sleigh-ed-ing.

Sleep-ing-y. Slept.
Railway sleeper uhc

Sleepless-ness.

Sleet-y.

Slide-ing. Slid.

D slide __kip

Gun slide ojv

Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,

kam
— Slide valve.
— Slide valve broken.

■Slide-valve gear.
— Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order).

-Slide valve out of order.
— Slide-valve rod.

■Slide-valve rod broken.
— Sliding faces.

Slight-ed-ing. To slight.

A ^ood many slight cases idh

Boiler burst; very slight damage.. Gvw

Boiler leaking slightly gwb

Cargo slightly damaged iad

Machinery slightly damaged MCQ

-Slight-ly.

Slight attack fkc

Slight breeze rod

Slight case idp

Slight damage kjb

Slight engagement maj

—Slightly wounded.

Slime-y.

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391

SLING— so.

WGU
WGV

WGX

WGY
WGZ

WHA

WHB
WHO

WHD

WHE
WHF

WHG

WHI
WHJ
WHK

Sling-ing. Slung.

Sling. {A sling.)

Boat'ssling - gsc

Fore yard gone in the slings njr

Look to the slings - rab

Slip-ping.
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
slip your cable hqo

Cut, or, Slip. Get an ofBng. Weigh,

KW

Cut, or, Slip your cables .._hea

I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it

up for me ...hep

I have slipped my anchor, but it is

buoyed - eig

I intend to slip cable hrg

-Slip rope.
— Slip way.

Slip your cable and buoy the end. -HRQ
— Slipped. '

Weigh, Gut, or. Slip. Wait for nothing.
Get an oflSng kw

Sloop.

Slope-ed-ing.

Slope awnings fpy

Slops. Men's (jlothing-..: --ivs

Slow-lt-ness.

As slow as possible -.fbj

Keep going ahead slowly dvm

My chronometer is slow of Greenwich

{or, first meridian) mean time GS

Slow progress - tyc

— Slow speed.

— Slower-est.

Very slow-ly yps

Your chronometer must be slow — iqm

Slue-d-ing.

Sluice-d-ing.

— Sluice valve.

— Sluice valves out of order.

WHL
WHM

WHN
WHO

Slung. (See Sling. )

Slush.

Smack-ed-ing.
Fishing smack (or, craft) -

-WGU

Small-ness.

A small establishment mhl

— A small part (portion) — of — .

A small {or, smaller) quantity {or, num-
ber)—of — - SLD

Only to be got in small quantities. . opm
Small adjustment required to machin-

ery .

Small-arm magazine evf

Small-arm men evc

Small arms. {Muskets, rifles, etc. ) -EVD

Small-erboat out

Small bower ejs

Small case --.idf

WHP
WHQ
WHE

WHS
WHT

WHU

WHV

WHX

WHY

WHZ
WIA

WIB

WIC
WID

WIE

WIF

WIG

WIH
WIJ

KAZ WIK

WIL

WIM
WIN
WIO

Small — Continued,

Small craft .: kbo

Small hawser opy

Smallpox. Case of smallpox idn

Small ship. Small craft kbc

—Small size. ^

— Small spar.

— Small er-est.

Steward's small stores -- wve

Stream, or, Small anchor ejv

Supply of water is small, not exceeding

— {quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR

Too little, or, Too small..- qvx

— Smart-ly-ness-er-est.
—Very smart-ly.

Smell-ing. Smelt.

Smelt-ed-ing.

Smyth-y.

Blacksmith .-GLV

Chimney smith {or, sweep) ipb

Coppersmith .-. jvs

Goldsmith odn

Locksmith Qxz

Tinsmith xtz

Whitesmith- -..zdn

Smoke-d-ing-ly.
See smoke in — {direction indicated),

VNZ

— Smoke joint.
—Smokeless powder.

Smooth-ly-ness-er-est.

—Smooth the sea with oil htn

Smuggle-d-ing.
—Smuggler.

Snake-d.

Snake. {Reptile.)

Snatch-ed-ing.
Snatch block - -GMY

Snifting valve.

Snow-ed-ing-y.
TraflSc interrupted by snow- - xzp

Snug-ly-ness.

All snug —DXY

Make all snug dyn

So. . ■ ^

I am {or person indicated is) trymg to

do SO- -YCQ

1 think so xqg

If so Bzw

Is it so? CDU

— Not so.
Not so often SPZ

— Not so soon — as.

Not so well as -..zbm

—So as to.

So much {or, many) RKQ

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Part II,

SOAK— SORT.

WIP
WIQ

WIR

"WIS
WIT
WIU

WIV
WIX

WIY
WIZ
WJA

WJB

WJC

WJD

WJE
WJF

WJG
WJH

WJI

WJK

WJL
WJM
WJN
WJO

soak-ed-ing.

Soap.
Marine soap elc

sober-ly-ness. sobriety.

social-ly-able-y-ility

Socialist.

Society.
Co-operative society jVM

Shipwrecked Mariners' Society elf

Socks. (Stockings) -- wvs

Socket.

— Socket signal.

SODA-IUM.

— Bicarbonate of soda.
— Nitrate of soda.

Soda avater.

Soft-ly-ness.
Soft bottom HBi

Soft bread. Fresh bread ..-HEO

SOIL-ED-ING.

Sol, or, Dollar. (Coin) atj

Sold. (Sec also Sell and Sale) vos

Cargo expected to be sold hzv

Cargo sold well iah

Everything is to be sold _ . mjh

Is the cargo sold? iau

— Must be sold.
Sold by auction ^ flu

— Sold her cargo.

The cargo is not yet. sold iba

Wreck will be sold zjb

Soldier.

— Private soldier.

Sole-ly-itary-itude.

Solicitor. Attorney flo

Solid-ly-ity.
Solid, or. Cubic measure. (See page 52) ,

AYB

The ice is so solid, I can not break
through; send help per

Solution. Soluble.

Solve-d-ing.

solvent-cy.

Some.
By some neglect sqk

I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill msi

I think you ought to get something to
answer the purpose enb

Some demand springing up ktf

WJP

WJQ

WJR
WJS
WJT
WJU

WJV
WJX
WJY

WJZ

WKA

WKB
WKC

WKD

WKE

WKP

WKG
WKH

WKI
WKJ

Some — Continued.

Some future opportunity nus

Some more ezw

Some other ...svn

Some swell xhj

Sometime ago (or, since) dto

— Somebody. Someone.
Someone else lvw

Someone to look after stock bad

— Something. ,
Something amiss bfm

— Something else.
—Sometime.
— Somewhat*
— Somewhere.
Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
Thei-e is some mistake -- ewg

Son.

Song.

Soon.
As soon as fbk

As soon as alongside eav

As soon as convenient fbl

As soon as it is dark fbm

As soon as it is dusk -..fbn

As soon as possible fbo

As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw

As soon as the flood tide makes fbp

As soon as there is a breeze fbq

Discharge cargo as soon as possible. lAU
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.iAN

— How soon?
I shall weigh as soon as the weather

permits zo

Not as soon — as wm

Return as soon as uvp

Sell cargo as soon as possible iay

— Sooner.
The sooner the better git

— Too soon.

— Will soon.

SORE-LY'-NESS.

Eyesore ...mqh

Footsore nhf

SOBEOW.
SOEEY.

Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged mak

Sorry I am unable to comply with your

request ., usx

Sorry to hear — it (or, that) oep

— Sorry to inform you.

— Very sorry.

SOET-ED-ING. TOSOET. ( SfC oisO KiND.)

All sorts DXZ

—Sort. (Kind. )

What sort (or, kind) — of? Qaz

What sort of a light is it? QSP

What sort of a voyage (or, passage)

have you had? tdi

What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
there to — )? mfw

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

393

SORTIE— SPARE.

WKL

WKM
WKN
WKO
WKP
WKQ
WKR

WKS

WKT

WKU
WKV
WKX

WKY

WKZ
WLA

Sortie.

Sought. Seeking .

SOUND-ED-ING. To SOUND.

Have obtained soundings. ■
— Have sounded regularly.
Have you had 'soundings?
— Have you sounded regularly?
■I have sounded — {place indicated). I

know the soundings.
I intend sounding — {place indicated)

before I try it .. POT

I shall heave-to to sound (fi'we indicated,

if necessary) OSL

I shall sound regularly. I shall keep

the lead going qjh

Irregular soundings ptf

— It is not prudent to proceed without
regular soundings.
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,

QJI

Out of soundings swc

Patent sounding machine bds

— Regular soundings.

Show your soundings vs

Sounding apparatus erk

— Sounding pipe {or, tube).
— Sounding rod.

— Soundings. Depth of water. (Depth of
water to be shoicn in feet. )
Thomson's (Kelvin) sounding apparatus,

TEG

— We have sounded regularly.
What are your soundings? vs

— Will the soundings be a safe guide?

-You may go by your soundings if you

WLB I SouND-ED-lNG. To SOUND. {To mahc a

noise. )
WLC —Sound (a noise.)

Sound signal ""M

— Sounding buoy.

WLD
WLE

WLF

WLG

WLH

WLI
WLJ
WLK
WLM

Soup.
Preserved soup-

-TUN

WLN

WLO
WLP

WLQ
WLR

WLS
WLT

WLU

WLV

WLX
WLY

WLZ

Where, or. What source did the news
come from? _ shn

South. ( Compass in degrees) aio

South. {Compass in points) -^ arl

— Southern -erly-ing- ward.
Alongshore to the southward of — {dis-
tance in miles may follow) eaq

-From the southward.
On. or, At the South coast of — .--IYK

South Atlantic fjm

South cone hoisted Jno

South latitude QHZ

South Pacific — -SYX

— South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.

— South-west-em-erly-ing-ward-er.

— To, or. For the southward.

—Too far to the southward.

Note.— See Compass Signals, pages 45
and 46.

WMA

WMB
WMC
WMD

WME
WMF

SOVEREIGN-TY. (iJMier.)

Sovereign, or. Pound {coin) aus

Sow-ED-iNG. Sown.

Space-ious-ly. {See also Room. )
Airspace {or, cell) dwh

Spade.

Spain. Spaniard. Spanish Colors.
Bank of Spain fus

Span-ned-ninq.

Spanner.

Spanker, or. Driver lnx

Brail up the spanker . _ . hdt

— Lower spanker topsail yard.

Spanker, or. Driver boom Gzv

Spanker boom sprung Gzw

Upper spanker topsail yard xwg

Spar.
Can I get a spar for — mast at — ?-NYH
Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ?

NIS

—Can you supply a spar?
Have you any spars that would do for — ?

vx
— I have no spars suitable — for — .
Lookout will be kept for any rafts {or,

spars) -- ---yzY

Send all available spars for — to — _fok

Small spar ....whq

-Spar buoy. i

Spar, or. Outrigger torpedo swr

Spare spar wmg

Spars are all adrift dmr

Spars for nets, or. Torpedo booms. -GZY
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower

yard {or spar indicated) .--RCK

Sprung Spar {indicated) WOR

Spare-d-ing.

Can spare {or, dispense with) _ lfd

Can spare ammunition efs

Can you spare {or, dispense with)?-LFE
Can you spare {or, supply me with) - ?

XET

Can you spare a hawser? ops

Can you spare ammunition? eft

Can you spare any biscuit? glm

Can yon spare me a chart of — ? imu

Can you spare me a chronometer. --IQD
Can you spare me a hand or two?--OMC

Can you spare me coal? -GY

Can you spare me provisions? uak

Can you spare me some rocket signals?

uzc

—Can you spare some rope (size to follow) t

—Can not spare.

— Have no spare — .

Have you a spare screw? ykf

How many dozen can you spare? ..lmu

—I can spare you.

None to spare _--Sje

Spare anchor ^jt

— Spare shaft.

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Part II.

SPARE— SPOKE.

Spare — Continued.

Spell — Continued.

wjvta

—Spare spar.

Spelling Signal No. 1-Code Flag over e*

There is a spare propeller on board -Tzd

Spelling Signal No. 2 -Code Flag over p*
Spelling Signal No. 3 -Code Flag over g*

WMH

Spark.

*For method of using these Signals, see

WMI

Speak-ing-er. Spoke-n. (/Sfeeaiso Spoke.)
Desire to see (or. speak) — to kwn

page 13.

WMJ

— Did you speak — to — ?

Spelling (Alphabetical) Table. (See

Have applied (or, spoken) to esq

page 15) ebo

Have you applied [or, spoken) to? ..esr

WNF

— Use Spelling (Alphabetical) Table.

WMK

— I wish to speak to you.

Your name is not on my list; spell it

On what date did you speak the — [ves-

alphabetically (or, by alphabetical

sel indicated)t kmg

table)-, EBQ

Shall apply (or, speak) to est

What ships did you speak? vyg

WNG

Spend-ing. Spent.

Will you apply (or, speak) to?. ESU

Wish to speak — to (or, with) zgw

WNH

Spermaceti, or. Sperm.

WNI

— Sperm oil.

WML

Spear-ed-ing.

WNJ

Spherical.

WMN

Special-ly-ist.

WNK

— Spherical buoy.

WMO

— Special survey.

WMP

—Special train.

WNL

Spice.

WMQ

Specie.

WNM

Spike.
Handspike omg

WMR

Specify-ied-ing.
At place specified fiq

Marlingspike rls

At the time specified fja

WNO

SPILL-ED-ING. SlPILT.

Vessels of nations specified were all

leaving qlm

WNP

Spin-ning. Spun.'
Spun yam wpb

WMS

Speculate-d-ing-ion.

WNQ

Spinnaker.

WMT

Speech.

WNR

Spindle.

WMU

Spbed-y-ily.

Different speeds kzj

WNS

Spirits.

Full speed-- nsv

Methylated spirits esq

Go ahead full speed li

WNT

— Spirits of wine.

Go astern full speed-- lm

WNU

— Spirituotis.

Go full speed obs

Go half speed obt

WNV

Spit.

Half speed, or, Half power olm

Sand spit vhd

I am going full speed -- oci

I am going half speed-- OCJ

Splendid. (Magnificent) ret

I am on full speed trial.

Code Flag over a

WNX

Splice-d-ing.

I have — hours' coal, full speed (or at

speed indicated) ^- .- ixd

WJSTY

Splint.

Increase speed PHO

Is steam up? Are you at full speed? -VZ

WNZ

Splinter-ed-ino.

Most economical speed '... ltd

WMV

— Quarter speed.

WOA

Split-ting.

Reduce speed. Ease her mf

Mainsail split ...rgs

Reduce speed ; you are towing me too

My sails are all blown away (or, split),

fast --.XYT

VEC

Slow speed whe

WOB

— Split all my sails.

WMX

— Speed light (lantern, or. lamp).

WMY

— Speed will be — knots.

WOO

Spoil-ing. To spoil.

What is your consumption of coal per

WOD

— Spoiled.

hour, full speed? ixm

WMZ

— You can proceed at any speed. ^

Spokb-n. Speak-ing-er. (See aiso Speak),

WNA

Spell-ing. Spelt. To spell.

WMI

Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-

Name will be spelt sdo

war? If so, report their names and

WNB

—Spell it.

nationalities.-- vnm

WNC

— Spell the address.

WOE

— Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel

WND

— Spell the name.

indicated)^

WNE

— Spell the surname.

WOF

— Have you spoken to — (or, the— )?

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULAKY.

395

SPOKE— SQUALL.

WOG

WOH

WOI
WOJ

WOK

WOL

WOM
"WON
"WOP

WOQ

Spoke — Continued.
I have reported yoii to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — (ptoce indicated),

URT

Spoke a brig hgx

Spoke several vessels during the passage,

vsu
— Spoke the — (vessel indicated).

Sponge.

Spontaneous-ly.

— Spontaneous combustion.

Spoon.

Spot-ted-ting-ty.

Spout.
"Water spout -

Sprain-ed-ino.

Spray.

Spread-ing.
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz

Spread awning epz

Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung.

Bowsprit sprung hcz

Damaged, or, Sprung mas^; can not

carry sail bh

Pore topmast sprung njl

Fore yard sprung njs

I have sprung (or, damaged) kjg

X have (or vessel indicated has) sprung

• — mast (indicated) RCJ

I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,

KJH

I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard - kji

I have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,

KJL

I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard KJM

I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard kjn

I shall weigh the moment the breeze

springs up -

"WOR

Jib-boom sprung GtZR

Main mast sprung RGL

Main topsail yard sprung RHG

Main yard sprung RHJ

Some demand springing up ktf

Spanker boom sprung gzw

Spring on the cable hrs

Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower

mast ^^"^

Sprung a lower yard RCK

Sprung fore mast, but can fish it at sea,

' NKX

Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower

yard (or spar indicated) RCK

Sprung, or. Damaged mast; can not

carry sail .- ■'^h

Sprung my fore mast, and must bear up,

nkw
— Sprung spar (indicated).

"WOS

WOT
WOU

WOV
WOX
WOY

WOZ

WPA

WPB
WPG

WPD

WPE
WPP

WPG

WPH
WPI

WPJ
WPK

-QGM

Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung a leak.
Are you leaky? Have you sprung a leak?

QJ

I have sprung a leak nq

Vessel indicated has sprung a leak - -QL

Spring. (Season.)
— In the spring.
Last spring

— Next spring.

— Spring tide.

—Spring tides rise — feet.

Sprit. Spritsail.
Spritsail yard (or, gaff) ..zko

Sprocket.

Sprung. (See Spring) woq

Spun. Spin-ning wnp

— Spun-yam.

Spy-ied-ing.
Spyglass.

Telescope xmq

Squabble.
Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew Mxu

Squadron.

— A squadron (give nationality) composed

of — ships, passed in sight.
Any alteration in the position of the

squadron (or, fleet) _-_ebz

Blockading squadron gni

Channel squadron (or, fleet) ilb

Detached squadron kxw

Did the squadron (or, fleet)? nek

Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg

Fleet, or. Squadron yvh&a last seen were

off — neo

For the fleet (or, squadron) neq

In the fleet (or, squadron) nes

Inshore fleet (or, squadron) pmh

Letters of squadron (or, ileet) QOM

Of how many ships was the squadron

seen composed? - vxm

Of, or. From the squadron(or, fleet) -NER

Reserve squadron utk

— Royal Yacht Squadron. (Club.)
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)

ofE— OK

Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)

steering — Lzs

Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer-
ing— NET

Squadron, or. Fleet is (or, was) — at-NEM

To the squadron (or, fleet) ...nev

What is the state of health of the fleet

(or, squadron)? orc

— When is the squadron (or, fleet) ?
— "Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?

"Where is the — fleet (or, squadron) ?-SK
—"Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on

the—?

Squall-y.

In a heavy squall Ote

Look out for a squall Qzt

Severe squall not far off ; look sharp -pz
Squally weather. Blowing hard ZH

396

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

SQUARE— STARBOARD.

WPL
WPM

WPN

WPO
WPQ

WPR

WPS

WPT

WPU
WPV

WPX
WPY

WPZ
WQA

WQB

Square. {Shape. )

— A square-rigged vessel.

Not square enough mdu

Square centimeter. {Square measure) ,

AXR

Square decameter. {Square measure),

AXJ

Square decimeter. {Square measure),

AXS

Square foot. {Square measure) axt

Square hectometer. {Square measure),

AXP

Square inch. {Square measure) axu

Square kilometer. {Square m,easure),

AXV

Square, or, Surface measure axh

Square meter. {Square measure) _ _ axk
Square mile. {Square measure) .- -AXW
Square millimeter. {Square measure),

AXY

Square-rigged ship wpm

— Square sail.
Square yard. {Square measure) axz

Square. {Place of address. )

Stab-bed-bing.
Accident happened ; cut; stab dcg

Stable-ility.

Stacked-ing.

Stadion. {Measure of length) awg

Staff.

Flagstaff , NDB

JackstafE pug

Rocket staff--- uzf

Signal stq,ff {or, station) wdc

Stage.

— Floating stage.
Landing stage qeo

Staid (See Stay) wrx

Stain-ed-ing.

Stamp-ed-ing.
Postage stamp tqn

Stanchion.

Stand-ing. Stood.
Do not stand too far on your present

course jzi

— Do not stand too far to the — .
Do not stand too long on your present

course jzi

Do not stand too long on your present

tack JZI

How do you {or vessel indicated) stand

at Lloyd's? qwk

How is {or, was) stranger {or vessel in-
dicated) standing {or, steering) ?.wty
How long may we stand on our present

course? JZK

I am standing in for the land qdt

I shall stand about to see if I can pick

up anything from the wreck zit

WQC
WQD

WQE
WQF
WQG

"WQH

WQI
WQJ
WQK
WQL

WQM
WQN
WQO

WQP
WQR
WQS

Stand — Continued.
I shall stand in for the land as long as I
can see qdz

I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA
— I shall stand in until — .

I shall stand off and on {the land)..qEB
— I shall stand on until • — .
I shall stand off from — {hour indicated)

to — {hour indicated), or, Ishall stand

off until? qec

I stand {or vessel indicated stands) —

{class indicated) at Lloyd's Qwo

Keep, or,- Stand close in, or. Keep under

the land j». 1 lt

Please stand by me ; I want assistance,

NR

— Stand by to let go.

— Stand closer in.

— Stand in for the land.

Stand nearer the shore {or, bank, or,
reef) ^" fwa

Stand, or. Haul off opc

— Stand oft' and on the land.

Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
once -- -..MG

Stand on ^ mh

Stand on. Cointiuue your presen t course,

JSM

— Stand out to sea.
— Stand towards— the.
— Standing order.
— Standing rigging.
Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company

is standing in for the land qet

Vessel indicated is {or, was) standing

{or, steering) — --VXT

Vessel indicated is standing into danger,

KLJ

— Will stand by you.
You are standing into danger jd

Standard.

FLAG.

Royal Standard. Royal

Standard, or. Support.

StandaKd, or, Pole compass jib

Star-ry.

Pole, or. North star SJO

— Starlight.

Starboard. {For Starboard Helm, see
below. )
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on star-
board bow .-HFE

Cast to starboard ief

Convoy to keep on starboard side of

leader (or, escort) iy

Hard-a-starboard ! ( Urgent. ) Head to

go to port me

N. B. — To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.

Haul your wind on starboard tack .-Lo

Heave-to on starboard tack osp

Keep buoy {or, beacon) on yoxa star-
board hand gal

Keep more to starboard pza

Keep on starboard side of channel .-LW
Keep on starboard tack pzg

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

397

STARBOAED— STATION.

WQT

WQU

WQV
WQX
WQY
WQZ
WRA

WRB

WRC
WtlD

WRE

WRF
WRG
WRH

Stakboaki> — Continued.
Leave buoy (or, beacon) to starboard,

MA

List to starboard -Qvp

—Not too much to starboard.

On starboard beam . ..j.._.gav

On starboard bow . hop

On starboard quarter '....uer

Pay out starboard hawser. {See Tow-
ing Signals, page 35. ) . . " ,
Shorten in starboard hawser. (See Tow-
ing Signals, page 35. )
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head
to port wj

— Starboard a little. Head to go to port.

Starboard anchor.. - eju

Starboard boiler gxl

Starboard boiler defective gxm

Starboard bow ' hct

Starboard bow light (lantern, or, lamp) ,

HCU

Starboard broadside hjr

— Starboard engine.
— Starboard gun.
— Starboard screw.
— Starboard side.
— Starboard tack.

Steer more to starboard mk

N. B. — To he kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.

Veer starboard hawser. {See Towing
Signals, page 35. )

Starboard helm.

Alter course one point (or number in-
dicated) to starboard JZE

Hard-a-starboard! [Urgent.) Head to
go to port ME

K. B. — To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.

Keep more to starboard pza

My helm is hard-a-starboard; ship's

head going to port ^■-WH

Not too much to starboard wqt

Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head

to go to port WJ

Starboard a little. Head to go to port,

WQU

Starboard helm- wrb

Steady your helm Ml

Steer more to starboard mk

N. B. — To be kept flying until the course
is suffiHently altered.

You are steering too much to starboard,

wui
Start-ed-ing.

Breakfast before you start hf J

—Have started.

I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
gjjart ZAW

Prepare for sailing. Get ready for

sea ''^■^

— Start at — .

Start-ed-ing engine mbw

Started a rivet uyn

— Starting gear.

—Starting gear out of order.

— Starting shaft.

WRI

WRJ

WRK

WRL

WRM

WRN

WRO

WRP

Starve-d-ing-ation.
Short of provisions; Starving nv

State. {See also Condition. )

In the same state as before vgk

Present state of affairs dpf

Signal, or, I am going to signal the

state of the weather outside {or at

place indicated)- wde

State of affairs — at dpi

State remains unaltered tps

What is the state of health of the fleet

at — ? ORC

What is the state of health of the troops

at — ? YBR

What is the state of the market?- ..rlp
What state does {or, do) the battery

{or, batteries) appear to be in?. ..pyv

State-d-ing, Statement. To State.
Muster statement gzb

State {Oovemment) .
Chief of the State (President, Em-
peror, King, Queen, etc.) in — has

{or, is) lOR

Royal Navy, or, State Navy — . sfc

Secretary of State vmo

— Statesman-ship.
State Department, or. Foreign Office,

NKR

State Room. {Cabin) hQj

Station-ed-ing-ary. j

Asks name of ship {or, signal station)

in sight VG

At, or. In station ---: fip

Calls attention of shore signal station,

do

Coaling station iwx

Coastguard station - iyq

Enquires name of ship {or, signal sta-
tion)- VG

Forward answer by telegraph to signal

station at — emw

Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to wt

In, or. At station --._ fip

Indicate name of ship {or, signal sta-
tion) in sight YG

— Is the — light-ship on her station?
Is there a signal station at — ?_ .---WCL

Keep station--- ----pzi

Leave' it for me at the railway station,

QLB

Lifeboat station.. QRK

— Life-saving {Rocket) station.
Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her

station QE

Lloyd's signal station — at — QXB

Meet me at the railway station ROU

Meteorological station -Rso

Naval station sev

Police station - tnx

Preserve station tuh

Quarantine station ---_ ueg

Quit the (or, your) station ufm

Railway station uhd

Return to the {or, your) station-- -UV5

398

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Part IL

STATION— STEAMER.

WRQ
"WES

WRT
WRU

WRV

WRX

WRY

WRZ

WSA
"WSB

WSC

WSD
WSE

WSF

WSG

WSH

WSI
WSJ

WSK

Station — Continued.
Semaphore station vow

Send reply to my message to signal sta-
tion at — -- VQD

Signal station (or, staff) wdc

— Station master.
— Stationed at — .

Submarine signal station znt

Telegraph station (or, office) ..xme

The light-ship — is not at anchor on her

station {or, is out of position) QE

To, or, At the railway station uhb

. Torpedo station xwy

What is the name of the signal station
(or, ship) in sight ? VQ

Stationery.

Statute-cry.
Statute adult dmt

Stave-ing.

Boat is stove ar

Stove WYA

STAY-ED-mO. To STAY. (SfeaZsO REMAIN

and Wait. )
Stay on board gqz

Stay, or, Remain where you are upm

— Will you stay, or, wait?

Stay-ed-ing. To stay. {In tacking. )

— In stays.

— Make sure of her staying.

Missed stays evz

Will your vessel stay? vyh

Stay. {Support, or Rope.)

Backstay fqo

Diagonal, or, Triatio stay kyq

Porestay njc

Jackstay pui

Mainstay rgv

— Stay light (lantern, or, lamp).

Staysail.
Fore staysail njd

Fore topmast staysail njm

Main staysail ._ egw

Main topmast staysail rhd

Mizzen topmast staysail rxa

Staysail sheet vux

— Storm staysail.

— Topmast staysail.
Topmast staysail sheet v wa

Steady-ily-iness.

Barometer is steady t^k

Steady your helm mi

Under steady helm otu

Wind appears to be steady zfh

Steax,-ing. Stole-n.

Steam-ed-ing. To steam.

Blow off your steam. goa

Blow siren {or, steam whistle) at inter-
vals WD

Can you steam ahead — of? ...dve

— Can not get sufficient steam.

Qi-et steam up as fast as possible kl

Get steam up ; report when ready. . .km

WSL

WSM
WSN

wso

WSP
WSQ

WSR

WST

WSU

wsv
wsx

WSY

wsz

WTA
WTB
WTO
WTD

WTE
WTF
WTG

WTH

Steam — Continued.

Keep steam up (or ready) kq

How long will you be getting steam up?

VY

Is steam up? Are you at full speed .vz

Proceed under steam txp

Proceeds under her own steam met

Rate of steaming uim

Require steam — for utc

^hsijl I blow off my steam? goj

Shall I get up steam? wa

Shall I send you a steam tug? vqo

Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog {or, darkness) we

— Steam. ( Vapor of boiling water. )

Steam capstan hwb

Steam chest ion

Steam coal ixj

Steam collier jaq

Steam cone jnp

Steam crane kbg

Steam cutter's engine mbx

Steam gauge. {See Manometer) _ -ejw
Steam is not ready ; •will be up in — . . wb

Steam is ready wc

Steam is up... wc

Steam launch's engine mby

Steam log book gzh

Steam piimace's engine mbz

—Steam pipe.
Steam pipe burst tko

— Steam pipe damaged,

— Steam pipe leaky.

— Steam port.

— Steam pressure.
Steam pressure gauge. Manometer,

KJW

— Steam siren.

— Steam steering gear.
Steam steering gear disabled mz

— Steam steering wheel.

— Steam surface.

— Steam surveyor.

— Steam trial.
Steam tug ydr

— Steam whistle.

— Steam will (or, can) be up in — minutes.

— Steam winch.

— Steam windlass.

— Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp).

Under steam yhj

With steam up .' ylw

Working steam pressure — is tus

Steamer. Steamship.
Board {or, visit) steamer {or, vessel). gpv

— By steamer.
Came, Coming, by steamer jci

— Fishery steamer.

Government steamboat ofx

Have passed steamer with machinery

disabled mt

Have passed steamer with steering gear

disabled . mu

Have you seen disabled steamer? ...mv

— Hired steamer.

Mail steamer rfk

Mail steamer arrives-d — at — efl

Mail steamer reported lost rfm

Mail steamer sails-ed rfn

Mails go by steamer bpq

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

399

STEAMEE— STERN.

WTI

WTJ
WTK

WTL
WTM

•VTN
WTO
WTP

WTQ

WTJR

■WTS
WTU

WTV

WTX
WTY

WTZ

Steamer — Continued.

Merchant steamer (or, ship) bpz

Paddle-wheel steamer. {Horse-power to

follow, if necessary) ... szh

Passed disabled steamer at — MX

Pilot boat {steam) gub

Salvage steamer vgf

Screw steamer. (Horse-power to folloiv,

if necessary) vkj

Send a steamer . vpn

Steamboat {large), Launch guv

Steamboat {small). Cutter, or, Gig.GUW

Steamboat, Steamer is aground duw

Steam collier.. jaq

Steam cutter, or, gig guw

Steam guard-boat Gux

Steam launch guv

Steam lifeboat guy

Steam pilot boat gub

Steam pinnace Guz

— Steam trawler.

Steam vessel (ship). Steamer w^tb

Tank steamer xkl

Twin-screw steamer yfl

Use steamboat — ^for ...gvd

You can not have a steamboat GVJ

Steel.

— Bessemer steel.
Cast steel iek

Siemens-Martin steel wbs

— Steel-built vessel.

— Steel mast.

— Steel plate.

— Steel- wire hawser.

— Steelyard.

Tincture of steel ...xub

— ^Whitworth steel.

Stbep-ness.
Reef, or. Shoal is steep to the — -.vyw

Steeple.

Steek. {See also Couese and Helm. )

Am I steering a proper course? jzr

At — o'clock I shall steer — iuq

Damaged rudder; cannot steer —-..bi

— Direct me how to steer.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?

LDO

Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
— , steering to the — of

Enemy's fleet have been seen to the — ,

steering to the — oo

Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen

to the — , steering to the — oh

Hand steering gear - - - oma

Have passed steamer with steering gear

disabled mu

Headway, Steerage way oqt

— How are you steering?

—How is {or, was) stranger {or vessel

indicated) steering?

How was convoy steering? JUR

I am in danger {or, shoal water) ; direct

me how to steer.- nl

I am in difflculties; direct me how to

StBGI* ! - KZ U

I have a pilot ; steer after me dru

— I shall steer — during the night.

WUA

WUB

"WUC
WUD
WUE

WUF

WUG

WUH
WUI

WUJ

WUK

WUL

WUM

WUN

wuo

WUP
WUQ

Steer — Continued.
Is my present course a correct one?
Am I steering a proper course? ( The
course steered to follow, if necessary),

JZF

Saw the enemy's fleet off — steering — ,

NET

Saw the enemy's fleet steering — LZS

— Shall we steer {or, run) for — {place
indicated) ?

Steam steering gear wst

Steam steering gear disabled Mz

Steam steering wheel wsu

— Steer after me.

Steer after me ; I have a pilot DRU

Steer course indicated as per compass

signal --JIF

Steer directly for the buoy {or, beacon),

GAM

Steer directly for the light-ship.... qth
Steer more to port. Head to go to port*,

MJ

Steer more to starboard. Head to go
to starboard* mk

* To be kept flying until the course is
sufficiently altered.

— Steerage.

— Steerage passengers — for — .

— Steered-ing. To steer.

Steerageway. Headway oqt

— Steering gear.

Steering gear disabled mz

^Steering to the — .

The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated) . . jzm
Vessel is {or, was) standing {or, steer-
ing) — VXT

What course are you {or, they) steering!

JZO
What course shall you {or, they) steer?

JZP

What course were you {or, they) steer-
ing?... -■— -JZQ

You are steering right into the center
of the hurricane {or, cyclone) .-.pan
— You are steering too much to port.
^You are steering too much to starboard.

Stem (bow).

Carried away stem icp

— Stem seriously damaged.

Stbm-med-ming. To stem.
Can not stem the tide {or, current) .kfx

Step-pbd-ping.

— Step of the — mast (tabernacle).

Stbre. ( Cubic measure) ath

Sterling.
£ (pound) sterling

Stern-ly-ness.

Stern. The stern. Stbrnmost.
By the stern ; — inches by the stem.HPN
Come under the stem JCO

I have stern way Code Flag over k

Main shaft broken in stem tube ...RGT

400

GEJSTERAL, VOCABULARY.

P^RT 11.

STERN— STORE.

WUR
"WUS
W'UT
WUV
WUX
WUY
WUZ
WVA

■WVB
"WVC

wvb

WVE
WVF
WVG

WVH

WVI
WVJ
WVK
WVL

WVM

WVN.

wvo

"WVP

WVQ

WVR

wvs

WVT
WVU

wvx

WVY
WVZ

WXA

Stern — Continued.
Moor head and stern Rzj

— Name on the stern.
— No name on the stern.
— Stern frame.
— Stern gland defective.
— ^Stern lantern (light, or, lamp).
— Stempost.
— Stern tube.
— Stem tube damaged.
Stern way. Going astern fhr

Stevedore.

Steward.

Purser's steward (or, assistant) uco

Send the steward ...vqk

-^Stewardess.

— Steward's small stores.

SlICK-nSTG-Y-INESS. STUCK.

Stiff-ly-ness-en-ed.
A stiff breeze hfx

Is, or, Are not stiff under cainvas - - hvf
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas -Hvg
Stiff clay iso

Still.
Still under examination.

-MK»

Stink-dtg. Stank. Stunk. •
Stipulate-d-ing-ion.

Stock-ed. (See also Supply. )

Can I procure stock? txn

— Live stock.

Someone to look after stock rad

Stock (supply) — of — XEU

— Stock all gone.
— Stock of goods.

Taps, Stocks, and Dies kzb

■Well stocked with.

Stock. Anchor stock ehi

Stock. (Shares.)
Stock-jobber (or, broker) pvy

Stockade-d-inq.

Stockholm tar.

Stockings. (Socks.)

Stokb-d-ing.

— Stoker.

Leading stoker qjr

Stokehole. _ oxe

Stokehole compartment jha

— Stokehole full of water.

— Stokehole ventilator carried away.

— Stoker mechanic.

Stole-n. Steal-ing ^wsi

Stomach.

Stone. (Measure of weight) bcl

■WXB

WXC
"WXD

WXE

WXF
WXG
WXH

WXI
WXJ
WXK
WXL

WXM

WXN

WXO

WXP
WXQ
WXR
WXS

WXT

Stone-y.
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,

hax
Have you. sand and holystones to spare?

oxi
Pumice stone uba

Stood. (;See Stand) wqa

Sxop-piNG-PAGE. (See also Remain and
Wait.)

Can you stop the leak? qg

— Can you stop till?

Canjiot ^op the leak qh

Communication by telegraph is stopped,

ws
—Full stop.
Have you materials for stopping the

leak? ^.. Qjw

How long shall you stop? qyp

I am going to stop ; machinery requires

adjusting RK

— I can not stop.
I can not stop to have (or, receive) any

communication if

I prefer stopping on board gql

— I will stop.

Leak is stopped qk

My engines are stopped.

Code Flag over u
■Obliged to stop engines.
Stop engines to adjust towing cabtes,

DKH

Stop her ly^

Stop her instantly. ( Urgent) mn

Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
— Stop the sailing of — .
— Stop until (or, for).
— Stop valve.
— Stopped.
— Stopper.
Stopping only for small adjustment to

machinery rdy

You will be stopped by the blockading
ships GNR

Stopa. (Measure of length) awv

StORE-D-ING. To STORE.

Artillery, or. Ordnance stores ezw

Boatswain's stores Gvo

. Carpenter's stores ibv

Commissariat stores jpb

Condemned stores ,imn

Engineer's stores MCU

Government stores ofy

Gunner's stores oke

Have military stores on board ETV

— Have stores for you.

Medical stores.. rol

Military stores... rub

Naval stores .sew

Stewai'd's small stores wve

— Store. (A store. )

— Storehouse.

— Storekeeper, ,

— Storeroom.

— Storeship.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

401

STOEM— STRICT.

WXU

WXV

WXY
WXZ

WYA

WYB
WYC

WYD

WYE

WYG

WYH
WYI

WYJ

WYK
WYL

WYM

WYN

WYO
WYP

WYQ

WYE.

WYS
WYT

Storm- Y. (See also Weather and Gale. )

Storm center in — (direction indicated) ;

probable course toward — (direction

• indicated) .igy

— Storm sail.

Storm staysail wsp

— Storm trysail.
—Storm warning.
Stormy, Boisterous weather from the -^,

zi

There has been, or. We have had a storm

of thunder and lightning qtl

Stout. Porter tpi

Stove.
Boat is stove ar

Stove. (Fireplace. )

Stow-inq-age.

Badly stowed - frk

Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea-
worthy LAG

Stow anchor, or. Anchor is stowed, eh J
— Stowed.

Stowaway.

Strain-ing.

Great strain (or, stress) on — ohj

— Strained.

— Too much strain on — .

Strainer.

Straight.

— Straightforward.

Strait, or, Channel op ilg

In the strait (or, channel) of ilm

— Through the strait of.

Strait-en-ed-ing.

Strake ZNJ

Sheer strake - -VUM

Strand-ing.

—Stranded. t

Towing cable is stranded (or, damaged),

HRX

Strange-r-ly. y „ ..„ 1.

Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) it he

will commtmicate ht

Be very careful (or, guarded) in your

intercourse with strangers ES

—Do not have anything to do with stranger
(or vessel indicated) .
Do you know anything of strange sail?

QBU

Hail the strange vessel, and ask if — ,

EDO

How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel in-
dicated) steering? wty

I am a stranger here ; will you let me go
ashore with you? ooh

— It is very strange.
Ship indicated to examine strange vessel

and report-- - -MKf

— Strange sail.

WYU

WYV
WYX

WYZ
WZA

WZB
WZC

WZD

WZE
WZF

WZG

WZH

WZI

WZK

WZL
WZM

WZN

WZO

WZP

WZQ

WZB

WZS
WZT

Strange — Continued.
Strange sail ( or vessel indicated) is bound

to—..- --HBT

— Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
from — .
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is in

distress lhm

—Strange vessel following convoy.

Strange vessel hove in sight _.ozs

— Stranger belongs to — .
Stranger doeS not understand your sig-
nal WDJ

— Stranger has.
— Stranger is.
Stranger is chasing int

— Stranger is gaining.
— Stranger is not gaining.
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is sus-
picious gh

Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not

take any notice of signal- -.wdk

— Stranger (or vessel hearing — ) wishes
to communicate.

There is a strange sail on — (bearing
indicated) em

•Very strange-ly.

What do you make of stranger?

Strap-ped-ping.
Eccentric strap broken Lsz

Straw.

Streak-ed-y.

Stream.

Against the current (or, tide) dse

Athwart the tide (or, stream) eji

— Gulf Stream.
— In the stream.

Stream anchor, or. Small anchor.
( Weight in cwts. , if necessary) - _ -BJV

Stream cable. Stream chain hrt

Streep. (Measure of length) awp

Street.

Stremma. (Square measure) axj

Strength-en-ed-ing.
Feather strengthening muo

What is the strength of the tide?--.xsp

Stress.

Driven by stress of weather yza

Great stress (or, strain) on ohj

Stress of weather yze

Stretch-ed-ing.
Reef, Rock, or. Shoal stretches a long
way out-- GE

Stretcher.

Strict-er-est-ly.
Be very strict.

Keep a strict watch all night pyj

Pay strict attention to signals during
the night dt

76564—09 26

402

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

STRICTURE— SUDDEN.

WZU

Stricture.

XBD

Stun-ned-ning.

WZV

Strikk-ing. To strike.

Stunk. Stink. (See Stink) wvi

WZX

— Are you striking?

' •

Dolphin striker

--LKD

XBE

Stupefy-ied-ing.

WZY

— Striking heavily.

XAB

—Struck — on — .

Stupid-ly-ity. (Foolish) nbh

XAC

— Struck by a heavy sea.

Struck by lightning

--QTK

SuBDUE-ED-iNG. ( Conquer) jpm

Vessel has struck on the bar

— FWB

Vessel indicated has struck on a

shoal,

With assistance fire can be subdued,

XAD

VXQ

Strike-ing. Struck. To strike {to cease

XBF

Subject. ^^^

~ XAE
XAF

work for higher wages).
—Is there a strike at — ?
— Striker.

XBG

Sub-lieuteItant-cy.
Sub-lieutenant in the Royal Naval Re-

Struck for more wages

--YSH

serve QPZ

XAG

— The strike at — .

XBH

Submarine.

XAH

— The strike is over.

XBI

— Submarine boat.

XAI

— There is a strike of — at — .

XBJ

Submarine calBle hru

— Submarine mine.

Strike-ing. Struck. To strike (to

Submarine signal znq

lower)

--RBY

Submarine signal bell znr

XAJ

— Strike your colors. «

Submarine signal receivers zns

XAK

Stringer.

XBK

Submarine signal station znt

Submerge-d-ing.

XAL

Strip-ped-ping. To strip.

XBL

—Submerged torpedo buoy.

XAM

Stripe-d.

XBM

Submit-ted-ting-ission-issive-ly.

XAN

— Striped buoy

XBN

Subordinate-d-ing.

XAO

Stroke.
Sunstroke

--XED

XBO
XBP

Subpcena.
Subscribe-d-ing-ption.

XAP

Strong-ly.

Current, or, Tide will run very strong,

XBQ

Subsequent-ly.

XAQ

— Not strong enough.

KGB

XBR

Subsidy.

Strong breeze.--

— HGE

XBS

Subsist-ed-ing-ence.

XAR

—Strong fort.

XAS

— Strong gale.

XBT

Substance-tial-ly.

XAT

— Stronger-est.

XAU

—Strongly fortified.

XBU

Substit u te-d-ing-ion.

SufiBciently strong

Wind strong

--XCV
--ZFM

XBV
XBW

Subtract-ed-ing-ion.
Suburb-an.

■

Struck. (See Strike.)

XBY

Succeed-ed-ing.

XAV

Structure.

Assault did not succeed fdx

I [or vessel indicated) made the attempt

XAW

Struqgle-d-ing.

XBZ

but did not succeed fkn

— Will not succeed.

Stuck. (See Stick)

-WVF

XCA

— Will succeed.

XAY

Studding sail.

Lower studding sail

Set studding sails

-.RCG
--VE0

XCB
XCD

Success. Successpul-ly.
— What success have you (or vessel indi-
cated) had?
With complete success jkx

Studding-sail boom

Take in studding sail

--GZX
- SJO

Topgallant studding sail --_

--XVT

XCE

SUCCESSIVE-LY.

Topmast studding sail

-XWA

XAZ

Student.

XCF

Succession-or.

XBA

Study-ied-ing.

XCG

Such.

XBC

Stuff-ed-inq.

XCH

SucK-ED-iNG. Suction.

Bread stuffs -

.-HF,N

XCI

— Suction hose.

Stuffing box

-HDG

XCJ

—Suction-hose pipe.

Stuffing box broken

.-HDI

Stuffing-box glands out of order—

..HDJ

XCK

SUDDEN-LY-NESS.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

403

SUE— SUPERSEDE.

XCL

XCM

XCN

XCO
XCP
XCQ

XCB

xcs

XCT

XCU

xcv

xcw

XCY
XCZ

XDA
XDB

XDO

XDE
XDF
XDG
XDH
XDI

-kDW

StFE-D-INQ.

Suet.

suffer-ing. to suffer.

Crops have suffered severely.
— Have you suffered 1
—Suffered.
^Sufferer.

SuFFiciENT-LY-CY. (See also Enough. )
Authority sufficient for the occasion -fmp

Barely sufficient fws

Can not get sufficient steam wsk

Certificate is sufficient _-_ ihx

Have you sufficient towline? quk

Have you sufficient {or, enough) ?.-MDJ
I have not sufficient {or, enough ).-Mdq

I have sufficient {or, enough) mdn

Is answer suitable {or, sufficient)?. .end
Isitenough(suitable,or', sufficient) ?-MD0
Is it sufficiently secure ? VMZ

— Is, or, Are not sufflcient-ly.

— Is, or, Are sufficient -ly.
Is there sufficient depth of vrater?--KVC

Not sufficient distance lgj

Not sufficient room uzs

Not sufficiently cautious iqb

Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is

impossible to comprehend jlp

Quite sufficient {or, enough) mdx

Sufficient caution.. IGC

Sufficient distance lgk

Sufficient, or. Enough room mdc

— Sufficient water.

— Sufficiently strong.
The cause, {or, reason) assigned is suffi-
cient IFU

Tug has not sufficient power yds

Will be sufficient {or, enough) meb

suffocate-d-ing-ion.

Sugar.

— Can you supply me with sugar? {Pounds
weight may he indicated. )

Hogsheads of sugar ovz

Sugar crop kdy

Suggest -ED-iNG-iON. (Propose) tzj

SUICIDE-AL.
SUIT-ED-ING-ABLE.

I have no spars suitable for — wly

Is answer suitable {or, sufficient) ?-End
Is it enough (suitable, or, sufficient) ?mdo
It isnot suitable. It will not answer -ENP
Suitable boat for landing must be sent

from the shore - El

When will the tide suit? xst

Will the tide suit? xsu

Suit. {A suit of. )
Coaling suit .-- - rwY

SULPHUR-OUS-IC.

— Sulphate of copper.
— Sulphate of iron.
— Sulphate of zinc.
— Sulphuric acid.

XDJ

XDK
XDL
XDM
XDN
XDO

XDP
XDQ

XDE,

XDS
XDT

XDU

XDV
XDW
XDY

XDZ
XEA
XEB
XEC

XED

XEP

XEG

XEH
XEI

XEJ

XEK

XEL
XEM

XBN

XEO

SULTAN-A.

SuLTCHEK. {Measure of capacity) - - - azf

sultry-iness.

sum-med-ming.

summary-ily.

Summer.

Last summer ---QGN

— Next summer.

Summer clothing rvw

SUMMON-ED-ING.
SUMMONS-EDING.

Sumner's line, or. Double altitudes -Edi

Sun. [Measure of length) awx

Sun-NY.

After sunrise - DRI

After sunset dej

At sunrise Piv

At sunset fiw

— Before sunrise.

— Before sunset.
By the sun hpo

— Sunlight, sunshine.

Sunrise. At sunrise pit

Sun's altitude edm

Sunset. At sunset fiw

Sunstroke xed

— The heat of the sun.

— The temperature in the sun is — .

— What is the temperature in the sun?

Sunday. Sabbath vct

Last Sunday QGO

— Next Sunday.
— Sunday morning.
— Sunday night.
— Sunday week.

SuNK-BN. (See Sink) wen

Sunrise. {See Sun) fiy

Sunset. (See Sun) fiw

Sunstroke.

Sup-PED-piNG. {See also Supper.)

Supercargo.

Supbrheat-ed-ing.
— Superheater.

Superintend-ed-ing-ence.

Superintendent. Overseer.

superior-ity.
— Superior force.

Supernumerary.

supersede-d-ing.

404

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

SUPERSTRUCTURE— SUEPRISE.

XEP

SUPEBSTEUCTURE.

Suppose — Continued.
Vessel indicated has not been heard of

SuPEEVisE-D-iNG-iON. (Superintend) -Xej

since — (date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — OKS

XEQ

Supper.

Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-

■After supper drk

cated) is supposed to have gone down,.

XER

— Before supper.

NOY

XFI

SUPPRESS-ED-ING-ION.

XFJ

Sure. (See aZso Certain. )

XES

Supply-ied-ing. To supply. ' (See also

XFK

— Am, Is, or, Are sure.

Furnish. )

XFL

— Are you sure — of — ?

A plentiful supply — of tnb

Be sure and make no mistake ehy

Are there plenty of supplies at — ?--TNC

XFM

— I am sure" I can.

Article indicated jpan be supplied, but it

XFN

— I am sure I could.

will require fitting ezf

XFO

— Make sure — of.

Boats are supplied with — (articles in-

Make sure of her staying WSB

dicated)- GSD

Not sure (certain) .ihm

XET

— Can you supply me — with (or, spare) — ?

Quite sure of — uft

Can you supply a spar? wlx

XFP

— Surely.

Can you supply me with a fish for —

(spar indicated) 1.— nch

XFQ

Surety.

Can you supply me with anyone to take

charge (or, act) as engineer? rh

XFR

Surf.

Can you supply me with casks of — ?

XFS

— How is the surf?

(Number, if necessary) idx

Is there much surf on the beach?. _-PZV

Can you supply me with pork? (Num-

XFT

— Not much surf.

ber of casks, if necessary) . _ ton

Surf is heavy. Much surf osz

Can you supply me with salt beef ? (Num-

XFU

— Too much surf.

ber of casks indicated) gda

Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds

XFV

Surface.

weight may be indicated) xcz

Air surface Dwi

I can supply (or, spare) you — wme

Area of surface eum

I can supply you with duplicate of en-

Steam surface wsv

gine (part mentioned) -- lpe

XFW

— Surface condenser.

I can supply you with powder . . . .trg

XFY

— Surface condenser out of order.

I can supply you with powder and shot,

Water surface Ywc

TRH

I will supply you with ammunition

Surface, or, Square measure axh

for — EPV

Is — (vessel indicated) likely to supply

XFZ

Surgeon.

me? fgk

Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),

XF,U

— Supply — of — .

AM

Supply of water is small, not exceed-

Have you a surgeon (or, doctor)?---WK

ing— (quantity indicated) a day -YWR

I am in want of a surgeon (or, medical

XEV

— Supply abunda,nt.

assistance) fgl

XEW

^Supply scanty.

May I send sick person to see your sur-

Vessel indicated not likely to supply

geon? WL

(or, assist) you fgr

No surgeon (or, doctor) ux

Well supplied with. Well stocked with.

No surgeon (or, doctor) available --.wm

wvo

Surgeon, or. Doctor is away uv

XEY

— Well supplied with pumps.

Surgeon, or, Doctor shall" be sent for,

LJW

Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,

XEZ

SUPPORT-ED-ING.

Let us keep together (or, in company)

FGP

for mutual support and protection. in

Surgeon, or. Doctor will come imme-

Standard, or. Support WQO

diately WN

XFA

—Support my attack.

XGA

— Surgical. Surgery.

Want more support rzx

Want a surgeon {or, medical assistance),

XFB

— Will you support us?

FGL

Want a surgeon (or, doctor) ; send me
one from the nearest place wo

XFC

SUPPOSE-D-ING-ITION.

Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on

XFD

— Do, or, Did you suppose?

board? wp

XFE

— Have you reason to suppose?

XFG

— It is supposed.

XGB

Surname.

Machinery supposed to have broken

Spell the surname WNE

dowh -MCA

XFH

— Supposed to be.
Supposed with engines broken down.

XGC

Surplus.

MCA

i XGD

1

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405

SURRENDER— SYSTEM.

XGE
XGF

XGH

XGI

XGJ
XGK

XGL

XGM

XGN
XGO

XGP

XGQ

XGR

XOS

XGT
XGU

XGV

SURRENDEB-BD-ING.
SURBOUND-ED-ING.
SUETEY-ED-ING. TO SURVEY.

Attend survey fky

Board of survey gpb

— Did not pass survey.
Engineer surveyor --MCT

— Has been surveyed.

— Has not been surveyed.

Lloyd's surveyor qxc

Medical survey ROM

Passed survey tcs

Please send off Lloyd's survey or... qxg

Regular survey necessary troc

Regular survey unnecessary tjod

Special survey wmo

Steam surveyor wsx

— Survey. (A survey.)

Survey chain cable hrv

Surveyed by Lloyd's agent. — QXI

— Surveyor.

Survive-d-ing.
— Survivor.

StrsPECT-iNG. (See also Suspicious. )

Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt

— Suspected. Suspicious.

SUSPEND-ED-ING.

Bank indicated has suspended payment,

FUX

Certificate suspended IHW

Person indicated has not suspended busi-
ness HOC

Person indicated has suspended busi-
ness HOD

Suspended business hoe

Your agent (or agent specified) has sus-
pended business DTG

Suspicion.

Suspicious. {Suspected) -.-- xgq

Stranger (or vessel indicated) is sus-
picious OH

Suspicions craft kbd

Suspicious papers tao

— Very suspicious.

SUSTAIN-ED-ING.

Did you {or vessel indicated) receive
any damage? kjp

What damage have you sustained?. kjs

SWALLOW-ED-ING.

Swam. (See Swim) ...xhm

Swam to the — ....XHO

XGW SWAMP-ED-ING.

Boat swamped -A-S

XGY
XGZ

Swamp. {Morass) Rzs

SWAY-ED-ING.

S way-ed-ing across dhx

— Sway beam.

XHA
XHB
XHC

XHD

XHE

XHF

XHG

XHI

XHJ
XHK

XHL

XHM

XHN
XHO

XHP

XHQ

XHR

XHS

XHT

XHU

XHV

XHW

XHY

XHZ

XIA

XIB

SWEAR-ING. SWORE-N.

SwEDE-N. ' Swedish colors.

SwBEP-iNG. Swept.
Chimneysweep {or, smith) ipb

Sweeping tubes (flues, or, funnels) .nfz

Sweeps.

sweet-ly-ness.
Sweet oil.

SwELL-ED-iNG. Swollen. To swell.

Swell. {Movement of the sea. )

A heavy swell. ota

Ground swell OIH

Much swell on ur

— Some swell.

— Too much swell.

SwiFT-LY-NBSs. {Speedy.) wmu

Swifter. {Shrouds.)

SwiM-MiNG. Swam.

— Does he, or, Does it still swim?

— Swam to the — .

SwiNG-iNG. Swung. To swing.
Must be swung to adjust compasses,

JHY

Not room to swing uzr

Room to swing.-- UZT

Was swung for adjustment of compasses
at— JIM

Swiss.

Swivel.

Mooring swivel RZK

Take mooring swivel off . RZM

SwooN-ED-iNG. {Faint) zni

Sword.

Syllablb-ic.

Symbol-ical.

Symptom-atic.

Syndicate.

Syphilis-itic.

Syphon.

Syeinge-d-ing.

System-atic-al-ly.
Metrical system RSU

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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SYSTEM— TAKE.

XIC
XID

XIE

XIF

XIG

XIH
XIJ

XIK

XIL

XIM

System — Continued.
— New system.
— Old system.

T. (^Letter.) {For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)

Tabernacle. {Step of the mast) ...wun

Table-ulae.

Alphabetical table {see page 15) ebo

Azimuth table pqg

DeYLation table jho

Have you a book of navigation tables ?

EN

Logarithm — table qyi

Navigation tables sfb

Numeral table {seepage 33) sln

Spelling table {seepage 15) ebo

Table-land qes

Table sauces vhz

Tide table xso

— Time table.

Turn table yel

Use alphabetical (spelling) table --Wnf

Taoit-ly.

Tack-bd-ing. To tack.
Do not stand too long on your present

tack jzi

Fetch on the other tack mwc

Fetch on this tack mwd

Fore tack nje

Get her on the other tack as fast as pos-
sible NY0

Get her on the other tack or you will be

on shore LP

Haul your wind on port tack ln

Haul your wind on starboard taok...LO

Heave-to on port tack ose

Heave-to on starboard tack osp

I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off — to — MEU

— I shall tack — at — o'clock.
I will show a light to-night when I tack,

QX

Keep on port tack pzp

Keep on starboard tack pza

Main tack egx

Make short tacks -. eip

— Not able to make such short tacks.
■Port tack.
Starboard tack ..wea

XIN
XIO

XIP
XIQ

XIR

XIS

XIT

XIU

XIV

XIW

XIY

XIZ

XJA

XJB

XJC

XJD

XJE

Tack — Continued.

Tack instantly ..- mo

Tacks and sheets vuy

Water shoaling ; I must tack ywm

— We shall do better' on the other tack.
— When do you tack ?
When I tack to-night I will show a light,

QX
When you alter course {or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs

Tackle.
Do not risk an anchorage iinless you
have ve^gr good ground tackle px

— Ground tackle.

Ground tackle not good enough ou

Ground tackle very good oik

Luff tackle ecu

— Reef tackle.

— Relieving tackle.
Runners and tackles vcG

— Tackle, or. Purchase carried away.

Tackle falls. Purchase falls ttby

Top tackle pendant - xvn

Winding tackle zfe

Tact-pul.

-AVC

Tactic-al.

Tael, or, Leang. {Coin) .

Tapfeail.

Tail.

Tail end of main shaft broken lyo

—Tail shaft.

Tailor.

Taint-ed-ing.

Take-ing.

An alteration has taken place ebx

As much as can be taken pba

Blockade is not taken off _ _ . gnd

Blockade is taken off gne

Can I take {or, forward) any letters for

you? NMV

— Can, or. Will take.
Can, or. Will you point out {or, take

me to) a good anchorage? eks

Can you supply me with anyone to take

charge {or, act) as engineer?- eh

— Can, or. Will you take — any — ?

Can you take me in tow? xu

Can not save the ship ; take people off .nb
Can not take anything larger than — - qpn

Can not take you in tow xv

Caution is requisite; take care ft

Did boat take — ? .gso

Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any

means of making a signal) ? gsp

Did boat take water? gsq

Do not interfere with {or, take the
matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's

agent qwh

Embargo is not taken off lwd

Embargo is taken off.-- lwe

Every j)reoaution has been taken. ..mje
Fire gains rapidly; take people off.-NG

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407

TAKE— TAP.

XJF

XJG
XJH

XJI

XJK

XJL

XJM

XJN

XJO
XJP
XJQ

XJR
XJS

Take — Continued.
Funeral takes place at — {place) and

at — {time and date) ntk

-Has bqen taken — into ^.
Has embargo been taken off at — t.iswQ

Has taken a partner tcb

Has the blockade been raised {or, taken

off)? .- GNL

Have lost all boats; can you take off

crew? Ni

Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? JHS

Heave-to, or take the consequences. osa

How did it take place? omk

How many tons do you take? xu v

How many tons measurement of goods

can you take? oev

I am taking in {or, discharging) pow-
der, or, explosives.

Flag B, or. Code Flag over b
I am {or vessel indicated is) water-
logged ; take people off ywt

I can not take you in tow, but will re-
port you at — , and send immediate

assistance- xyq

I have taken — {quantity indicated) of

fish — NCB

I took advantage of dns

— I will take her in tow.
I will take mails for you QP

— I will take you in tow.

I wish to be taken in tow xw

Is embargo likely to be taken off?--Lwi
Is it necessary {or. Does the navigation

require me) to take a pilot? sey

It is expected embargo vnll be taken

off L"WJ

Must take in more ballast fts

No alteration has taken place ecs

People going on shore to take their

dinners with them lau

Person to take charge ..ime

Police {or other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship-KDH

Quarantine is taken off xjed

Send boat to take off the crew gup

Shall I take you in tow? xy

—Shall, or, Will take.

Take, or. Make a copy {or, dupli-
cate) -JWD

Take advantage— of dnv

— Take as much as.

Take care, or. Be careful — of ; caution

is requisite ft

Take care range is clear hym

Take charge— of imf

Take command — of JEG

Take despatches kxc

— Take her in tow.

Tsilc© m

Take iii a reef {indicate if more than
one) :— .UMQ

—Take in light sails.
Take in sail — vet

—Take in studding sails.

—Take in topgallant sails.

— Take in tow.

Take letter {or, despatches) KXC

- Take mooring swivel off kzm

— Take no notice.

— Take notice.

XJT
XJU
XJV
XJW

XJY
XJZ

XKA

XKB

XKC

>

XKD

XKE
XKF
XKG
XKH
XKI

XKJ

XKL

XKM

Take — Continued.

— Take-n, Took off.

— Take papers.

— Take passage — ^to {or, for).

— Take-n, Took place — on.

Take possession — of -- ...tpz

Take rooih enough mdy

— Take telegram— to {or, for).
Take your choice ipx

—Taken.

Taken aback cxg

The tide will take her off nfe

—Took.

Took place in consequence of jqe

Trial takes place on the — yaw

Utmost care must be taken hyq

Want lighters to take my cargo QTE

Was taken by a privateer. twm

What has taken? zcd

What is the lowest price you will take?

TVTT

What vessel takes the next mail? ..bpy
— What will you take?

When did it take place? tlo

When did the collision take place?. -JB a
When is the embargo to be taken off?

LWN

When will funeral take place? ntl

When will it take place? tlp

Where did the collision take place?-JBO
Where did you take your last departure

from? KTY

Where is it to take place {or, be done)?

LIV

Which channel shall I take? ilw

Which passage did you take? tdj

■Will take time — to complete JKW

— Will take you{orshipindicated)va.toyr.

Will you take a bill on — ? gkn

Will you take letters {or, despatches)?, jy

— ^Will you take me {or vessel indicated) in
tow?

Will you take my bill? gko

Will you take my pilot? tjv

* You had better take a pilot at once.TJX
You must take a p^lot tjy

Tale.
—Telltale.

Talk-ed-ing

Tall.

Tallow.

Tally-ied-ing.

Tan. ( Measure of weight) bcm

Tank.
Cable tank hqu

Filter tank - mye

Bequire water tank {or, boat) GUJ

— Tank steamer.

Water ballast tank ftw

Water tank • ywd

Water tank is empty lxz

Water tank leaky ywe

Tap-ped-ping.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies kzb

408

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TAPE— TELEGRAPH.

XKN
XKO
XKP

XKQ

XKR

XKS

XKT

XKU

XKV
XKW

XKY

XKZ
XLA
XLB
XLC
XLD

XLE
XLF

XLG
XLH

XLI

XLJ

XLK

XLM

XLN

XLO

XLP

Tape.
Tapioca.

Tar-eed-ring-y. To tar.

Coal tar iws

Stockholm tar wvr

— Tar barrel.
Tarbrush hkr

Tare.

Target.

Tariff.

Tarpaulin.

Tartar-ic. Tartaric acid.
— Cream of tartar.
— Tartar emetic.

Task.

Tastb-d-ing-ftjl-ly.

Tattoo.

Taunt-ed-ing.

Taut.

Haul taut. Tauten hawser opd

Heave taut osb

Tavern.

Tax-ed-ing-ation.
Income tax p<;s

TOHEKI. {Measure of weight) bav

TCHO, or, Cho. {Measure of length) .avr

Tea.
—Teapot.

Teach-ing. Taught.

Teak.

Teae-ing. Tore-n.

Tedious.
A tedious passage I-.-TDA

Telegram. (See also under Telegraph
below. )

Tblegraph-ed-ing. To telegraph.
Admiralty, or, Navy Department tele-
graph-ed-ing dlv

Answer by telegraph. Telegraph reply,

WQ

Answered, or. Replied by telegraph.EMQ

By telegraph hpi

Cablegram hqv

— Can I telegraph — to?
Can telegraph message be forwarded

from — 1 WR

Can you forward my communication by

telegraph? hu

XLQ

XLR

XLS

XLT

Telegraph — Continued.
Communicate by telegraph jfp

Communication by telegraph is jfs

Communication by telegraph is restored,

JPT

Communication by telegraph is stopped,

ws

Does telegraphic communication go all
the way? jfy

Engine-room telegraph MB J

Foreign telegram nkt

Forward answer by telegraph to signal
station at — emw

Forward following message by tele-
graph — to — NMW

Foward following telegraphic miessage
by signal letters, instead of writing it
at length xb

Forward my communication by tele-
graph and pay for its transmission. hy

Forward reply to my message by tele-
graph to — WT

Have orders {or, telegram) for you. .sm

Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, communications) for me? IB

I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
cated to you IE

— I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way.

I have orders to telegraph your passing,

so

I have picked up telegraph cable ...wu

I have telegraphed for further orders
{or, instructions) = stw

I have telegraphed for your orders ST

— I will telegraph.

I will telegraph for your orders if you
will await reply sv

I will telegraph message immediately,

RQO

In anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable -- wv

Is there a telegraph cable near me?.HRj
— No telegraphic communication.

Open telegram for me and signal its
contents wx

Order-ed-ing by telegraph (telegram),

SUD

Replied by telegraph bmq

— Report by telogrnph.

Report me by telegraph to — usa

Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.. UD
Report me by telegraph to my owner

{or, to Mr. — ) at — ue

Report me by velegraph to owner {or,

to — ) at UE

Report me by telegraph to "Shipping

Gazette" uf

Report me to owners on leaving usB

Send boat for telegram gum

Send following message by telegraph to

owner {or, to — ) at — XA

Send following message through the

telegraph by signal letters instead of

vsrriting it at length xb

Send following telegram to owners {or,

to Mr. — ) at — • XA

Send my message through the telegraph

by signal letters XB

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409

TELEGRAPH— TENSILE.

XLU

XLV
XLW
XLY

XLZ

XMA

XMB
XMC

XMD

XME

XMP

xMa

XMH

XMI

XMJ

XMK

XML

XMN
XMO
XMP

XMQ
XMB

Telegraph — Continued.

Send telegram yqh

Shall I open telegram for you and sig-
nal its contents xc

Shall I send message by telegraph?-RQS

Shall I telegraph for yonr orders tb

-Shall I telegraph owner?
Signal the name of place where yon wish

to be reported by telegraph wdf

Take telegram — to (or, for) xjy

Note. — In signaling a telegram to be
sent, signal —

1. Ship's name.

2. Name of person to whom telegram
is to be sent.

3. Text of telegram.

Telegram arrived from — jx

—Telegram received from — .
Telegraph address. djp

—Telegraph Admiralty, or. Navy Depart-
ment to — .

—Telegraph buoy.
Telegraph cable hrw

—Telegraph clerk (or, official).
—Telegraph code.

Telegraph following message to — {ship
or person named) at — xd

Telegraph instruction (order) to — ..tc
— Telegraph instruments.
—Telegraph out of order (or, stopped).

Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,

WQ

— Telegraph ship.

— Telegraph station (or, office).
Telegraph to my agents dsv

— Telegraph to my family at — the fol-
lowing message.

— Telegraph to my owner.

Telegraph to my owners to send my let-
ters tome at — vqp

Telegraph wire zoo

Telegraphic communication lvc

Telegraphic despatch arrived from — ,

JX

Telegraphic message x;ln

Telegraphic news— arrived from — --JX

There is a telegraph cable on —(bearing

indicated) .- -^n

—To whom shall we telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel?
Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — usp

"Will you telegraph to —(ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to

communicate? IM

— You can telegraph as far, as — .
—You can telegraph from.

Telephonb-d-ing. Telephonic.
— Can I telephone to — ?

i Diver's telephone --- -

— Telephonic communication.
I — Telephonic message.
j —You can telephone to — .

Telescope-ic. Spyglass.
— Water telescope.

XMS

XMT
XMU
XMV

XMW
XMY

XMZ

XNA

XNB

XNC
XND

XNE
XNF

XNG

XNH

XNI
XNJ
XNK

XNL

XNM

XNO
XNP
XNQ
XNR

XNS

XNT

XNU

XNV

XNW

XNY

XNZ

XOA

Tell-ins. Told.
Can, or. Will you tell (or, make known)?

QOL

— Can not tell you.

Desires me to tell you kwo

—Did you tell?

Poretell-ing-told nkb

— He (or person indicated) told.

Tell my owner ship answers remarkably

well - ENO

— Tell — (person indicated) — to.

— Tell — (person indicated) not to — .

Tell -^(person indicated) not to forward
anymore letters for me QS

Telltale xke

Tell them to recover my anchor ...ejw
— Who told (or, said so) ?
— You were told.

Temper.

Tbmperate^ly-ance.
— Temperate zone.

Temperature.

— Have you tried the temperature of the

sea?
— The temperature by wet bulb is — , and

by dry bulb is — .
— The temperature in the shade is — .

The temperature in the sun is — -.xdw
— The temperature is at — .
— The temperature of the sea is — .
—What is the temperature? What is the

thermometer?
—What is the temperature by wet and

dry bulb?
— What is the temperature in the shade?
What is the temperature in the sun?

XDY

Tbmpest-uous.

Template.

Temple.

Temporary-ily.
Engines broken down ; under temporary
repair mck

Engines under temporary repair. _-MBK
— Temporary light shown at — (place
indicated) .
Under temporary repair yhk

Temporize-d-ing.
Ten-th-ly.
Tenant.
Tbnd-bd-ing.

Tender-bd-ing. To tender.
Mail tender

Tennis. Lawn tennis .

Tenon.

Tensile.

.RFO
.-QIP

410

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TENSION— THE.

XOB
XOC

XOD
XOE
XOF

XOG

XOH

XOI

XOJ

XOK

XOL

XOM

XON

XOP

XOQ
XOR
XOS
XOT

XOU

Tension.

Tent.
Send tent on shore VQi

Tbnuek.

Terms.

Tebminate-d-ing-ion.
Termination of articles ezm

Terminus.

Terrace, or, Boulevard hbp

Terrible- Y.
Territory-ial.

Test-hd-ing.

Test battery .
— Test coil.

Testament, or, "Will.

Testipy-ied-ing-mony.

Testimonial.

Texture.

Thaler. (Coin) ...avd

Than .^ ckf

Less than qnl

More than rzu

Than the ckg

Than these (or, those) ckh

Than they (their-s) cki

Than we (our-s) ckj

Than which (or, what) __ckl

Than yon-r-s ckm

Thank.
— Thank you.
—Thanked.
— Thanking.

Thankpul-ly-ness.

That ckp

After that (or, this) ckn

Before that (or, this) cko

By that (or, this) bjt

Can, or. May that (or, this)? ..bki

Could, or. Might that (or, this)?--_BLE
Do, Does, or. Did that (or, this)?.._BMj

For that (or, this) : bpp

From that (or, this) bpr

Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this) -BQW

If that (or, this) bzx

In that (or, this) cdm

Is that (or, this) ? cdv

May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)

Must that (or, this)? cex

Not that (or, this) CFZ

Of that (or, this) .cgq

On that (or, this) chb

Ought that (or, this)? chu

XOV
XOW

That — Continued.

Shall, or. Will that (or, this)? civ

Should, or. Would that (or, this)?-_cijs
That CKP

That, or, This can (or, may) ckq

That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr

That, or. This can not (or, may not) .cks
That, or. This can not (or, may not) be,

CKT

That, or. This could (or, might) CKU

That, or. This could (or might) be.CKV
That, or. This could (or, might) not be,

CKW
That, or, This had (has, or, have) -Ckx
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been,

CKY

That, or. This had (has, or, have) not

been ckz

That he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) cla

That his (her-s, it-s) clb

That I (my, mine) old

That, or. This is cle

That, or. This is not clp

That it is clg

That it is not clh

That, or. This must cli

That, or. This must be CLJ

That, or. This must not clk

That, or. This must not be clm

That, or. This shall (or, will)be cln

That, or. This shall (or, will) not be,

clo
That, or. This should (or, would) be.CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,

CLQ

That the clt

That these (or, those) CLU

That they (their-s) CLV

That, or. This was clb

That, or. This was not. CLS

That we (our-s) clw

That which (or, what) CLX

That with cly

That you-r-s CLZ

This cma

To that (or, this) coa

Was, or. Were that (or, this) coz

With that (or, this) cwj

Thatch-ed-ing.

Thaw-ed-ing.

The cME

After the CMB

And the AMD

Are„ or. Is the ben

Be the bfe

By the bju

Can, or. May the? hue

Could, or. Might the? blf

Do, Does, or. Did the? bmk

Each of the (or, them) lqu

Either of the (or, them) lue

For the bpg

From the bps

Had, Has, or. Have the? bqx

If the BZY

In the CDN

Is, etc. (See Are, above. )

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411

THE— THESE.

XOY
XOZ

XPA
XPB

The — Continued.
May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )

Must the? CEY

Not the CGA

Of the _ COR

On the CHD

Ought the? CEV

Shall, or, Will the? ciw

Should, or. Would the? cjt

Than the ckg

That the clt

The CME

The most saw

The same as vgn

The same description kwg

The same kind — as qay

To the CNX

To the rear uko

Was, or. Were the? cow

What, or, Which of the? CQi

When the csr

Where should (or, would) the? Ctw

Where the .- cty

Will the? (See Shall, above) ciw

With the-- cwi

Would the ? (See Should, above).. -cjt

Theatre-ical.

Thept. Thievino.

Their. (See They) cnl

Them. (See They) cnl

Then.
Thence.

XPC Theodolite.

There cmf

Are, or. Is there — any? bep

By there bjw

Can, or, May there be? bfi

Could, or. Might there be?- bfp

Do, Does, or. Did there? bml

From there.- - bpu

Had, Has, or, Have there? bqy

If there cab

Is, or, Are there — any — ? bep

Must there be? cez

Not there cgb

Shall, or, Will there be? bhe

Should, or. Would there be? bho

There cmf

There are (or, is) -CMG

There are (or, is) not cmh

There can (or, may) cmi

There can (or, may) be. ---CMJ

There can not (or, may not) CMK

There can not (or, may not) be cml

There could (or, might) cmn

There could (or, might) be cmo

There could (or, might) not be cmp

There had (has, or, have) cmq

There had (has, or, have) been cmr

There had (has, or, have) not been -CMS

There is nothing CMT

There shall (or, will) cmu

XPD
XPE
XPF
XPG

XPH
XPI

There — Continued.

There shall (or, will) be cmv

There shall (or, will) not cmw

There shall (or, will) not be cmx

There should (or, would) cmy

There should (or, would) be cmz

There should (or, would) have been-CNA

There should (or, would) not cnb

There should (or, would) not be---CND
There should (or, would) not have been,

ONE

There was (or, were) CNF

There was (or, were) not CNO

Was, or. Were there? 1 cox

Thereabouts.

Thereby.

Therefore.

Thermometer. (For TJiermometer Table

according to Fahrenheit, Centigrade,

and Reaumur graduations, see page

60.)
— Have you a thermometer?
— I have no thermometer.
The thermometer by wet bulb shows — ,

and by dry bulb shows — i:ng

The thermometer in the shade is — .xnh
The thermometer in the sun is — --XDW

The thermonieter is at — xni

What is the height of the thermometer?

What is the temperature? xnk

What is the height of the thermometer

by wet and dry bulbs? xnl

What is the height of the thermometer

in the shade? xnm

What is the height of the thermometer

in the sun? xdy

These. Those cni

After these (or, those) cnh

Are these (or, those)? beq

By these (or, those) bjx

Can, or. May these (or, those)? bkj

Could, or. Might these (or, those) ?.blq
Do, Does, or, Did these (or, those) ?-BMN

For these (or, those) --- bpi

From these (or, those) bpv

Had, Has, or. Have these, (or, those)?

BQZ

If these (or, those) cad

In these (or, those) cdp

May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See Could, above. )

Must these (or, those)? cfa

Not these (or, those) cgd

Of these (or, those)-- -.cgt

On these (or, those) chf

Ought these (or, those)? chw

Shall, or. Will these (or, those)? _-Cix
Should, or. Would these (or, those)?

CJU

Than these (or, those) ckh

That these (or, those) OLU

These cni

Those CNI

To these (or, those) cnz

Were these (or, those)? CPG

When these (or, those)? csg

412

GENERAL, VOCABULiARY.

Part II.

THESE— THICK.

These — Continued.
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
With these (or, those) owl

Would, etc. {See Should, above. )

They. Them. Their-s cnl

After they (them, their-s) cnj

And they elm

Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? .--BEO

Before them (their-s, they) cnk

By them (their-s) .- bvj

Can, or, May they (their-s)? bkl

Can, or. May they not? bkm

Could, or. Might they (their-s)? ...blh
Do, Does, or. Did they (their-s)?-_-BMO

For them (their-s) bph

From them (their-s) bpt

Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s) ?

BRA

Had, or. Have they been? bft

Had, or. Have they done? bmu

Had, or, Have they had? brc

How are they? bxh

How will they? bxy

If they (their-s) -Cae

If they are cap

If they are not cag

If they can (or, may) cah

If they can not {or, may not) cai

If they could {or, might) caj

If they could {or, might) not Cal

If they do (or, did) cam

If they do {or, did) not can

If they had {or, have) Cao

If they had {or, have) not cap

If they shall {or, will) caq

If they shall (or, will) not... car

If they should {or, would) cas

If they should (or, would) not cat

If they were Cau

If they were not cav

In them (their-s) cdo

Is, etc. {See Are, above. )

Let them be bgw

Let them have brv

Most of them sax

Must they (their-s)? cfb

Not they (their-s) cge

Of them (their-s) CGs

On them (their-s) che

Ought they to? chx

Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? CIY

Shall, or. Will they be? bhf

Shall, or. Will they do it ? boa

Shall, or. Will they not ? ciz

Shall, or. Will they not do it? boc

Should, or. Would they (their-s)---CJV

Than they (their-s) cki

That they (their-s) CLV

They, Them, Their-s cnl

They are __. beu

They are for cnm

They are from bet

They are not — to bev

They can {or, may) bkt

They can {or, may) be bhp

They can {or, may) have ^-BSP

They can not {or, may not) bku

They can not {or, may not) be bhq

They can not {or, may not) have.-.BSG
They could {or, might) bln

XPJ

They — Continued.

They could {or, might) be. bhr

They could {or, might) not blo

They could {or, might) not be bhs

They do {or, did) boj

They do {or, did) not bok

They had {or, have) bsh

They had {or, have) been bht

They had {or, have) done bol

They had {or, have) had - bsi

They had (or, have) not bsj

They had {or, have) not been bhu

They had (or, have) not done bom

They had 4or, have) not had bsk

They must- cfg

.They must be bhv

They must not cph

They must not be ..bhw

They ought to cie

They ought not to CIP

They ought not to be bhy

They ought to be. bhx

They shaU {or, will) cjp

They shall {or, will) be ---Bhz

They shall {or, will) not CJG

They shall {or, will) not be bia

They should {or, would) cjy

They should {or, would) be bio

They should {or, would) have bsl

They should {or, would) not CJZ

They should (or, would) not be bid

They should (or, .would) not have-.BSM

They were coj

They were not COK

They were not to be blp

They were to be bie

To them (their-s) cny

Was, or. Were they (their-s)? coy

Were they? cph

Were they not? CPI

What, or, Which do {or, did) they (we,

or, you)? CQE

What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or, you) do? cqn

What, or. Which shall {or, will) they

{or you) have CQO

What, or. Which should {or, would)

they (or, you) do? - CQS

When do {or, did)they {or, you)? .-CRF
When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? CRV

When shall {or, will) they? cry

When shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have -CRZ

When they (their-s) CSH

When they are csi

Where are they? CST

Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?--CSZ

Where shall {or, will) they? ctp

Where shall {or, will) they {or, you)

have? CTQ

Where should {or, would) they (their-s)?

CTX

Where they (theirs). CTZ

Where they are CUA

Why they (their-s) cvw

With them (their-s) CWK

Thick.
Delayed by thick fog. Detained by thick

fog KSE

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413

THICK— THROAT.

XPK

— Thickness.

XPL

Thicken-ed-incj.

XPM

Thtwf.

Thieving. Theft

XPN

THian.

XPO

Thimble.

XPR

Thin-ly-ness.
—Too thin.

XPS

XPT

XPU
XPV
XPW

XPY
XPZ

XQA
XQB

XQC

XQD
XQE
XQF

XQG

XQH

XQI

XQJ
XQK

Thick— Contimied.

During a thick fog lpn

Fog too thick NGJ

I have had thick fog on the bank ._pvc

Shall we have thick weather? _yzd

Thick fog NGM

Thick fog coming on-_ gj

Thick weather zj

-XOZ

Thing..

Anything -.- eqd

Everything , mjg

Everything is to be sold , mjh

— Not snch a thing.

Nothing SKA

Something wjQ

The same thing VGO

Think-ing. To think.
— Do not think.
— Do you think?

Do you think I could get through the

ice? PBH

— Do you think it will be — ?

Do you think the gale is over? nvx

Do you think we can ride it out?--UWX
— Do you think we can get away from — ?

Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition? ne

Do you think you can cut her (or, them)

out? KHN

— I do not think — it — .

I do think it is necessary sf0

I do not think it will be Lio

— I do not think it will do.

I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be
in their proper positions hmk

I do not think there is any light here-
abouts ...QEW

— I do not think they will.

I do not think we shall get any good by

• moving .-- oeg

— I think — it — .
— I think I can.
— I think I could.

I think it will blow goe

— I think so.

I think the land is QED

I think the land must have been about — ,

QEF

— I think the weather will be — .

I think you might get something to

answer the purpose-.--- enb

— If you think — ^it — .

If you think it necessary SFV

—Thought.

— What do you think— of ?

XQL

XQN
XQO

XQP

XQR

XQS
XQT

XQU

XQW

XQY

XQZ
XRA
XRB

XEC

XRD

XRE

THmK— Continued.

— What do you think of doing?
What do you think of the weather? -Yzk
What do you think of vessel chasing?

INX

Which do you think the best? gie

Thied.
I can not make out the third flag--NDH
Third class-- - isj

— Third mast.

— Third mate (or, officer).
Third week in — zap

Thirst-bd-ing-y.
Dying of thirst ..-NF

Thirteenth.

Thirtieth.

Thirty-first.

This. (See also That) cma

This afternoon dry

This day knv

This evening - L___mik

This month ryv

This morning sad

This night su

This quarter _ --UET

This side wbn

This tide xsf

This time xtr

This week ---Zaq

This year zky

Thither.

Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.jiq

Thomson's patent sounding apparatus,

TEG
THOHOUGH-Ly.

The engines must be thoroughly over-
hauled MOB

Thorough caulking necessary ifm

Thoroughfare.

Those. (See These) cni

Though. Although edf

Thought-ful-ly-ness.

Thousand-th.

Thread.

Threaten-ed-ing. To threaten.
Appearances are threatening; be on
your guard fn

Is, or, Are threatened by the enemy. lzq

Three. Thrice.
Three blades of propeller broken --GMB
Three-masted schooner -- vjk

Throat.

414

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

THROTTLE— TIFFm.

XRF
XRG

XRH

XRI
XRJ

XRK
XRL

XRM
XRN

XRO

XRP

XRQ
XRS

XRT
XRU
XRV

XRW

XRY

XRZ

XSA

XSB

Thbottle-d-ing.
— Throttle valve.

Through.

Can one break through the ice? hey

Do you think I could get through the

ice? -PBH

The ice is so solid I can not break

through; send help pcp

Through, or, Into the channel ILV

Through the day knw

Through the fog nqo

Through the strait wym

Through the water .-.-, yvl

Through the winter zgj

Throughout.

Throw-n-ing. Threw.

Enemy is throwing up batteries FYS

Have you any means of throwing a

line? QUJ

Mortar for throwing a line sap

Obliged to throw overboard smy

Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,

UZG

Was thrown on her {or, my) beam ends,

GAX

Thrum-med.

Thrust.

Thrust bearing GBQ

Thrust block broken gmz

Thrust block damaged gna

Thrust-block rings defective gnb

Thrust collars damaged jad

— Thrust shaft.

— Thrust shaft broken.

Thumb.

Thunder-ed-ikg.
There has been, or. We have had a
storm of thunder and lightning- -Qtl

-QGP

Thursday.

— Before Thursday.

Last Thursday

— Next Thursday.
— Thursday morning.
— Thursday night.

Thus.

Thwakt-ed-ing. To thwart.

Thwart. {Seat of a boat.)

TiOAL. {Coin) AVE

Ticket.

Pay ticket ter

Ticket of admission dme

Tide.
Against the tide (current, or, stream),

dse

As soon as the flood tide makes pbp

Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),

FJI

XSC

XSD

XSE

XSF
XSG

XSH

XSI

XSJ

XSK

XSL

XSM

XSN

XSO

XSP
XSQ
XSR

XST

XSU
XSV

XSW

XSY

xsz

Tide — Continued.
Bar impassable for boats on the ebb
tide eq

— By to-morrow's tide.
Can not stem the tide {or, current) -KPX
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide

has ebbed ad

Do you know the tides? qby

Drop down with the tide loc

Ebb tide lsn

Eddy tide ltg

Flood tide nfo

Half tide oln

— High tide.»
How is the tide? What tide have we

now? xp

Keep out of the tide {or, current). -.xa

Lee tide qmi

Neap tide spd

— Next tide.

Race. Tide race-- ugh

Spring tide wox

Spring tides rise — feet WOY

The tide will float her off npb

—This tide.

—Tidal.
Tidal dock um

— Tide flows at — .

— Tide has fallen — feet.

— Tide has risen — feet.
■Tide is falling.

— Tide is rising.
Tide rises — feet.
Tide rode.
Tide, or. Current sets to the — kgk

— Tide tables.

Tide, or, Current will run very strong.

{Miles per hour may follow) kgb

Try the current {or, tide) egp

Was the tide high when you grounded?

ci
Was the tide low when you grounded?

CJ

Weather tide yzt

What is the rise and fall of tide? XH

What is the set and rate of tide {or,
current)? __- -KGJ

What is the strength of the tide?

When is the highest tide? ovh

— When the tide.

When the tide slacks wps

— When the tide turns.

When will the tide ebb? xi

When will the tide flow? XJ

When will the tide suit?

When will the tide turn? XK

—Will the tide suit?

With the tide.

You will not lie afloat all the tide-_DQG

Tidings.
Have you any tidings of the crew?-KDB

TiE-D-iNG. To tie.

Tier.
Ground tier oil

Tierce. {Measure of capacity) azs

TiPPIN. LuNCH-- RDJ

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415

TIGHT— TO.

XTA

XTB
XTC

XTD

XTE

XTF

XTG

XTH

XTI

XTJ
XTK

XTL

XTM

XTN

TlOHT-LY-NESS-EH.

Air-tight dwj

— Packed-tight.

— ^Water-tight.

Water-tight compartment jhb

Water-tight door lks

TiGHTEN-ED-ING.

Till. (See also Until) ...: ylc

Can you stop till — 1 wxd

Will hold together till — owy

Tiller.
Tiller rope vab

Timber.

Baulk of timber fzg

Timber cargo hzn

— Timber ship.

Time.
(For Hours and Minutes seepage 58.)

About the time dab

Another time - eml

Apparent time erm

Asks precise time of high water and

minimum depth at that time - — xe

At all times dyj

— At any time.

At no time pil

At the same time. The same time-VGP

At the (^or, that) time specified pja

At what time (.or, hour)? rjc

At what time do you expect? .mnd

Barely time to save the mail ^-REY

Best time ghy

By what time? hpt

Can I depend upon your time? RS

Can you depend upon your time? - _kue
•Can you fix any time for — ?

— Can not fix any time — for — .

During the time in harbor. ._ lpv

Enough time mdz

Every time mjp

First time _-NBH

Forward message immediately without
loss of time -_nmy

— From time to time.
Have been on short allowance for some

time DZi

How long a time? -- Qyl

— How many times?

I can not depend upon my time kuh

If time will admit -.dmc

In a short time -VZT

— In time.

Is there time ball at — ? pth

Last time QGb

Latest posting time — is QHG

Local time Qxw

Long time— ago. Long ago dtl

-Lose no time RAP

Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
age ^LC

Lose no time in shoring up CP

Lose-ing, Losttime... Ras

May I depend upon your time? RS

Meantime RNP

Minute of time... -^ RVE

XTO
XTP

XTQ
XTR

XTS
XTU
XTV

XTW

XTY
XTZ

XUA
XUB
XUC

XUD
XUE

XUP

Time — Continued.
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich

(or, first meridian) mean time gr

My chronometer is slow of Greenwich

(or, first meridian) mean time gs

My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean

time is — xl

Next time (or, opportunity) sry

— Not time enough. ,
■Short time.

Sometime wjs

Sometime ago {or, since) dto

The best time ghy

The same time. At the same time.VQP
-There will be time — to (or, for) .
■This time.

Time appointed etc

Time ball pti

Time ball drops at — ptj

Time enough ^ mdz

Time fuze nva

Time-table xig

— Time will be gained — by.

— Time will be lost.

— Timely.
What are the time arrangements for — ?

EXL

What is the precise time of high water,

and minimum depth at that time?-XE

What time is dinner? law

When does time ball drop? ptk

When were your last observations for

time? --RY

When will be the best time for crossing

the bar?-- XM

Will take — time to complete jkw

Will you show your Greenwich (or, first

meridian) mean time? xn

Timely xtv

Tin.

Tinned, or. Canned -
— Tinplate.
— Tinsmith.

Tincture.

— Tincture of henbane.
Tincture of rhubarb UWQ

— Tincture of steel.

TiP-PED-PING.

Coal tip IWT

TiRE-D-ING.

Much tired ( or, fatigued) mtx

Too tired (or, fatigued) mty

Title.

ij^ CNO

Am, is, or, Are to beh

Am I to? bep

As to --PB6

— Does not belong to.

Heave to osc

Heaving, Hove-to osd

Lay to — QJC

Me to CEF

Not to CGP

Not to be CGH

416

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Part II.

TO— TOO.

XUG
XUH

XUI
XUJ

XUK

JUL
CUM

XUN

To — Continued.

Not to be done .- cgi

Not to be had cgj

To--- CNO

To be CNP

To be at cnq

To be done cnr

To be had CNS

To-day --,-- ...knx

To-day's post kny

To do-- CNT

To have cnu

To him (his, her-s, it-s) CNV

To leeward qml

Tome (my, mine) cnw

To-night-'s XUQ

To-night's post xus

To rendezvous at — -.1 UQO

To see you vob

To the - --- CNX

To the buoy : hmx

To, or, For the eastward. _ lse

To the island ptk

To, or, For the northward sjp

To, or, At the rendezvous - uqp

To, or, For the southward .-WLK

To, or. For the westward ZBS

To, or. By the wind hpq

To them (their-s) cny

To .these (or, those) cnz

To this (or, that) coa

To us (our-s) COB

To which (or, what) cod

To whom (or, whose) cob

To windward zfy

To you-r-s COF

Went — to ZBQ

Wrote to — on — zjv

You are ordered to — suz

TOBACCO-NIST.

Tobacco pipe tkn

To-day knx

— To day-'s.

To-day's post - kny

What is the meteorological report for
to-day? ZK

Toe.

Together.
Let us keep together for mutual protec-
tion IN

We can defend ourselves if we keep
together pye

Will hold together till — owy

TOGQLE-D-ING.

Told. (See Tell) * xms

Who told (or, said so)? xmz

Tolerable-y.
— Tolerable observations.
Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.OQZ

Toll.

Toman. (Coin) avf

TOMME. (Measure of length) awy

xuo

XUP

XUQ
XUR

XUS

XUT
XUV

xuw

XUY

xuz

XVA
XVB

XVC

XVD

To-morrow.
Before to-morrow . SAH

By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post,

TQH

By to-morrow's tide xsc

The day after to-morrow drv

To-morrow afternoon drz

To-morrow evening mil

To-morrow morning sae

— To-morrow night.
To-morrow-'s post. By to-morrow's post,

TQH

What is the meteorological forecast for

to-morij)w? ZL

To-night.

— I sail to-night.

— To-night's post.

Ton. (Measure of cubic capacity) ...ayi

Ton. (Measure of weight) bat

Coals — shillings a ton at — gz

— How many tons — of?

— How many tons do you take ?
How many tons dead weight of cargo

must you have? ias

How many tons measurement of goods
can you take?. oev

— Ton measurement.

Ton of coal--- IXK

Ton measurement of goods oey

— Ton of water.
Want — tons dead weight of cargo. -IBE

ToNDE. (Measure of capacity) azt

Tongue.

Tonic.

Tonnage.

Registered tonnage — is unt

Tonnage burden hnb

Tonnage gross oiD

What is your (or vessel's indicated) reg-
istered tonnage? unv

Tonne. (Measure of weight) bay

Too.
Too big GJN

Too close (or, near) ivj

Too dear kov

Too deep : ^ krb

Too far off . mtd

Too far to the eastward lsf

Too far to the northward SJQ

Too far to the southward wlm

Too far to the westward . zbt

— Too few.

Too large gjn

Too large a number (or, quantity) of,

QFV

Too late. qhi

Too little. Too small q vx

Too long ...qyx

Too low RBX

Too much (or, many) rks

Too much disabled lbx

Too much scope vjQ

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417

TOO— TORPEDO.

XVE
XVF

XVG

XVH

XVI
XVJ
XVK

XVL

XVM
XVN
XVO

XVP

XVQ

XVR

xvs

XVT

XVU

xvw

Too — Continued.

Too much sea -. tiv

Too much surf XFU

Too m.uch swell xhk

Too much wind zfb

Too near ivj

—Too old.

— Too short.

Too small (gr, little) qvx

Too soon .-- ...WKB

Too thin xpe

Too tired (or, fatigued) mty

Took. (See Take) xka

Tool.

Carpenter's tools ibw

Caulker's tools ifk

Cooper's tools jvk

Engineer's tools mov

I have not carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools : rex

— I have not tools. I have no tools.
Let them bring their tools with them,

HJD

Painter's tools (or, brushes) hkp

Vessel named can lend you carpenter's

tools ---IBZ

—With tools.

Tooth.

Top-PED-iNG. To top.

At top of FJB

Foretop njf

I can not make out the top flag ndi

Maintop RGY

Military top EUC

Mizzentop ewm

— Top. ( The summit of. )
Top up boat GVB

— Top rope.

— Top-tackle pennant.

— Top your lower yard.

Topgallant.

Fore topgallant mast njg

Fore topgallant sail .-. njh

Fore topgallant yard. nji

Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt

Main topgallant mast egz

Main topgallant sail eha

Main topgallant yard ehb

Mizzen topgallant mast rwv

Mizzen topgallant sail ewx

Mizzen topgallant yard Rwy

Set topgallant sails vep

Take in topgallant sails xjp

— Topgallant mast.

—Topgallant rigging.

— Topgallant sail.
Topgallant sheet vrrz

— Topgallant studding sail.

— Topgallant yard.

Topmast.

Fore topmast --- njk

Fore topmast sprung njl

Fore topmast staysail N jm

Main topmast RHC

Main topmast staysail ehd

XVY
XVZ

XWA

XWB
XWC

XWD

XWE
XWF

XWG
XWH
XWI

XWJ

XWK
XWL

XWM

Topmast — Continued.

Mizzen topmast .ewz

Mizzen topmast staysail rxa

Topmast backstay fqp

Topmast cap hvm

— Topmast crosstrees.

—Topmast rigging.

Topmast staysail wso

Topmast staysail sheet -.-- -. vwa

— Topmast studding sail.

Topsail.

— Back the main topsail.
Double topsails lkz

— Double topsail yard.

Fill the main topsail myb

Fore topsail Njo

Fore topsail yard njp

GaflE topsail nvg

I have carried away topsail yard- _ -ZKN
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard ...kji

I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail

yard kjm

I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard --_ -- kjn

Jigger topsail yard and sail pvu

Keep main topsail shivering pz j

Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk

Lower fore topsail yard nki

Lower main topsail yard egf

Lowpr mizzen topsail yard Ewo

Lower spanker topsail yard wltj

Lower topsail hch

Main topsail --RHE

Main topsail yard : khf

Main topsail yard sprung ehg

Mizzen topsail RXb'

Mizzen topsail yard Rxc

— Shift a topsail.
Topsail sheet vwb

— Topsail yard.

Upper fore topsail yard nkj

Upper main topsail yard ehk

— Upper spanker topsail yard.

— Upper topsail.

— Upper topsail yard.

Topside. Topside planking.

ToEE. Torn xlk

Tornado.

Torpedo.
Be ware of torpedo boats xo

Beware of topedoes ; channel is mined,

XP

Boom for torpedo net gzy

— Directible torpedo.

Enemy's torpedo boat lzm

Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen

to the — , steering to the — oh

First-class torpedo boat - gsx

Have you seen any torpedo boat?--.-XE
How many torpedo boats passed in sight?

gtk
Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo

boats)? ^s

Line of torpedoes QUR

Locomotive torpedo QYD

76564—09 27

418

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Part II.

TORPEDC

>— TRADE.

1

ToBPEDO — Continued.

low— Continued.

XWN

—Mine, or, Torpedo buoy.

Engines broken down; towed in by—, |

Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo -S we

MCJ

Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary)

Fasten your chain to towing cable., hrc |

at — (or, near — ) XT

XYP

— Have a towline ready.

Submerged torpedo buoy xbl

XYQ

—I can not take you in tow.

but will re-

xwo

—Torpedo attack.

port you at — and send

immediate

XWP

— Torpedo boat.

assistance.

Torpedo boom- -- gzy

I will take her in tow

XJG

Torpedo (or, Mine) buoy xwn

I will take you in tow

XJH

Torpedo carriage icf

I wish to be taken in tow ..

xw

xwc

— Topedo case.

XYR

— In tow. ,

XWR

—Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-

XYS

—Prepare to be towed clear.

stroyer).

XYT

— Reduce speed ; you are towing me too 1

xws

— Torpedo cruiser.

fast.

XWT

—Torpedo gun.

Send boat to tow

-GUQ

xwu

— Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel).

Shall I take you in tow?

— XY

xwv

—Torpedo net.

Ship disabled; will you tow me into — |

XWY

—Torpedo station.

(port indicated)^-

--- MY

xwz

— Torpedo tube.

Stop engines to adjust towing cables, |

Whitehead torpedo — zdm

DKH

XYA

(number) torpedo boats (give nation-
ality) passed in sight.

Take her in tow

XJL

Take in tow —

-XJQ

Tow astern

FHS

XYB

Torrent.

XYU

—Towed by, or. In tow of — .
Towing bollard

GXR

XYC

Torrid. Torrid zone.

Towing cable is damaged (or

stranded).

XYD

TORTURE-D-ING.

XYV
XYW

— Towing cable is fast.
— Towing hawser.

XYE

TOSS-ED-ING. To TOSS.

XYZ

—Towing light.
Tugboat ■.

ydr

XYF

TOTAL-LY.

Will take you (or ship indicated) in tow, |

Total loss. All lost -DXO

XKC

Totally, or, Quite di£Eerent-ly Kzo

Will you take me (or vessei

indicated)

What is the total amount? .- .ego

in tow?

XKD

•

Tou. (Measure of capacity) azu

XZA

Towline.
Have a towline ready •.

XYP

XYG

TOUCH-ED-ING. To TOUCH.

Have you sufficient towline?

- QUK

Do you (or vessel indicated) call any-

Look out for the towline ...

QZU

where (or, at — )? HW

Send for the towline —

QUT

Does, or. Do not touch at (or, call any-

Sending for the towline

TPX

where) HTD

Shorten in both hawsers

OPX

Have you touched any where (or, at — )?

Towing cable is fast

XYV

EQT

I have (or vessel indicated has) not

Towing hawser

XYW

touched the ground dttt

XZB

Toward.

I have orders for you not to touch at — ,

Stand toward the —

WQJ

I shall not touch anywhere (or, at) -EQU

XZC

Tower.

I shall touch at — htf

Conning tower

JPP

TouNG, or, Saading. (Measure of length) ,

XZD

Town.

AWS

XZE

—Town hall.

XYH

Tourniquet.

XZF

— Town major.

Tow, or. Cotton WASTE jxv

XZG
XZH
XZI

Trace-d-ing.
— No trace — of.
— Tracing paper.

XYI

Tow-ED-ING. (For signals between ships

towing and being towed, seepage 35.)

XZJ

Traok-ed-ing.

XYJ

— Are towing cables, or. Is cable fast?
Be on your guard against long tows.oiw

Track chart — of

TMY

XYK

— Can tow.
Can you take me in tow? xu

Traction engine

MAX

XYL

—Can you tow?

XZK

Trade-d-ing. To trade.

XYM

—Can you tow me (or vessel indicated) off?
Can not take you in tow xv

Board of Trade

iz-pn

Board of Trade ofiBcer (or, insDector)', 1

XYN

— Cast off towing cable (or, cables).

GPD

XYO

—Do you want to be towed?

Coasting trade

TVi

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419

TRADE— TRINITY.

XZL

XZM

Trade — Continued.
Coasting vessel. Coasting trade ship,

lYB

— Foreign trade.

Freetrade-r npv

Home trade.--. oxk

Opium trade srp

Slave trade-- wga

Trades union- yjd

— Tradesman.

XZN Trader.

xzo

XZP
XZQ

XZR

xzs

XZT

xzu
xzy

xzw

XZY

YAB
YAC
YAD

YAE

YAF
YAG

YAH

Trade-mark .-- Rln

What trade-mark (or, brand)? hdy

Trade WIND.-- zfc

During the monsoon {or, trades) -..ryj
Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set

in? RYK

Where did you fall in with the trade {or,

monsoon)? -RYM

Where did you lose the trade {or, mon-
soon)? KBI

Traffic-ed-ing.

— Traffic interrupted hy the snow.

Train. {A railway train.)

Armored train evz

Special train -.wmp

— Train leaves for — at — .

— When do the trains leave for — ?

Train-ed-ing. To traix.
Training ship

-VXF

Tramway.

Transact-ed-ing-ion.
Business transaction -- hnw

Transatlantic.

Transfer-red-ring-encb-ablb.

Have shipwrecked crew onboard {num-
ber to follow) ; wili you let me trans-
fer them to you? KDA

Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers.-- -- ---HM

Tranship-ped-ping-ment.

Transit.

Translate-d-inq-ion-or.

Transmit-ted-ting-ssion.
Forward my communication by tele-
graph and pay for its transmission -HY

Transom.

-DSX

Transport.

Military transport

Transport agent

Government transport {or, ship) ..opw

Transport-bd-ing-ation.

YAI
YAJ

YAK

YAL
YAM
YAN
YAO
YAP

YAQ

YAR

YAS
YAT
YAU
YAV

YAW
YAX

YAZ
YEA
YBC

YBD
YBE

YBF
YBG

Trap.
Mess traps. rqi

Travel-ed-ing-er.

Traveler. {Horse) oyq

Trawl-bd-ing-br.
Steam trawler.- wti

Treachery-ous-ly.

Treason-able.

Treasure-er.

Treasury.

Treat-ed-ing-mbnt.

Hospital treatment oyt

Medical treatment Ron

Require hospital treatment --Oytj

Treaty.

Treble. {Triple) — ybi

Tree.

Cross-trees keh

Trestle-trees - yau

Tremble-d-ing. Tremor.

Trend-ing.

Trestle. Trbstle-tbees,

Trial.
I am on full-speed trial-Code Flag over a
Steam trial wsy

— Trial takes place on the — .

Triangle-ular-ly.
Triatic, or, Diagonal stay kyq

Tribe-al.

Trice-d-inq — UP.

Trifle-ing.
Damage trifling - kjb

YBH

Trim.
Coal trimmer iwu

Lamp trimmer -- Q^l

— Trimmed. . , .i.

Trimmed by the head ; — mches by the

IjQO ^ --- "■"" *^^^

Trimmed by the stern ; — inches by the
stern ^^^

— Trimmer.

— Trimming. . .

Yourlightsare out {or, wanttrimmmg).

Made hy flashes, or hy

blasts of a steam whistle.

Trinity House, or. Lighthouse Board,

GPN

—Trinity pilot.

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TRIP— TUESDAY.

Trip.

Try— Continued.

Tripped her anchor ejx

Experiment will be tried moi

YCM

—Fully tried.

yb:

Triple. Treble.

YCN

— Has it been tried?

Triple-espansion engine may

YCO

— ^Have, or, Has been tried.
Have, or, Has -tried fkm

YBJ

Tripoli. Tripoli colors.

YCP

—Have you tried?
Have you tried the temperature of the

YBK

Trolley.

sea' - XNP

YCQ

— I am (or person indicated is) trying to

YBL

Troop.

do so.

Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq

I shall try for shelter in — (port indi-

Enemy's troops land-ed-ing lzn

cated) VWK

Native troops see

I shall tnj'' the anchorage ela

To embark troops lwt

YCR

— In trying to.

Troop boat -.gvc

Shall I try (or, attempt)— to?- pkr

YBM

— Troopship.

Shall, or. Will try -Fkt

Troops are all embarked lwu

Tried yck

Troops are embarking lwv

YCS

—Try again.

YBN

—Troops are in good health.

YCT

— Try if you can.

YBO

— Troops are ready to disembark.

YCU

—Try rate of sailing.

YEP

— Troops on board.

Try the current (or, tide) kgf

YBQ

—Troops will be ready— to (or, for).

Try to club haul iwg

YBR

—What is the state of health of the troops

Try to enforce it mac

at—?

YCV

—Try to effect.

When do troops embarkV lwx

Try to enter mfd

Try to escape - - - .mha

YBS

Tropic-al.

YCW

—Try to find out.
Try to make out the name of vessel

YBT

Trouble-d-ing-some.

in — (direction indicated) sdp

YCX

— Try to recover.

YBU,

Trough.

YCZ

— Try your best.
Useless to try fks

YBV

Trousers.

Will try ( or, attempt) —to fkt

Will you try to — ? fku

YBW

Truce.

Flag of truce -- - ncy

YDA

Trysail

Storm trysail wxy

YBX

Truck.

Tschetwerik. (Measure of capacity). azv

YBZ

True-ly.

Are your bearings true or magnetic ? ,

TsiN,or, Mace. (Coin).- aug

True bearings JIH

TsuN. (Measure of length) Awz

YCA

Trumpet.

YDB

Tub.

YCB

Trunk.

YDC

TUBE-ULAR.

Shaft trunk vtk

Boiler t»be gwn

YCD
YCE

YCF
YCG
YCH

Trust-ed-ing. To trust.
—Trusty. Trustworthy.

Are the pilots trustworthy? xiv

Do not trust to the weather ; it has not

done yet fy

— Do not trust too much to your pilot.

Harbor trust ...ona

—I do not like to trust too much to my — .

May be trusted (or, depended upon).KUJ
— Not to be trusted.

Trustworthy. Trusty yce

YDE
YDP

Boiler tube burst gwp

Boiler-tube ferrule gwo

Boiler tubes leaking-y rg

Boiler tubes salted ...gwq

Condenser tube jmt

Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),

JMV

Condenser tubes leaking jmw

Condenser tubes out of order jmx

— Condensing boiler tubes burst.

— Friction tube.
Main shaft broken in stern tube EOT

YCI

Trusteeship.

Rocket tube uzH

Stern tube.-- __wuz

YCJ

Try-ing. To try. (See also Attempt

Stern tube damaged wva

and Endeavor. )

Sweeping tubes (flues, or, funnels) .nfz

YCK

—Tried.

Torpedo tube,. -. xwz

Channel has altered; do not try it..ECD

YDG

—Tubes out of order.

YCL

—Do not try.
Do not try to wear . - yxp

Tubular boiler gxn

Do not try without a pilot pkl

YDH

Tuesday.

Experiment has been tried moh

YDI

—Before Tuesday.

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TUESDAY— ULLAGE.

YDJ
YDK
YDL

YDM

YDN

YDO
YDP

YDQ

YDE

YDS

YDT

YDU

YDV
YDW
YDX

YDZ

YEA

YEB

YBC

YED

YEF
YEG
YEH

YEI
YEJ
YEK

YEL

YEM
YEN

YEO
YEP
YEQ

YER

Tuesday — Continued.
Last Tuesday qgs

— Next Tuesday.
— Tuesday morning.
— Tuesday night.

TuG-GED-GlNG. To TUG. {For signals
between ships towing and being towed,
see page Z^:)
— Do you want a tug?

Government tug -.ofz

— Is tug {indicated) engaged?
— Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
out).
— Sending, Sent tug.

Shall I send you a tug? tqo

There are no tugs available xz

— Tug. Tugboat.

— Tug has not stifllcient power.

Tug is disabled tBY

Tug is going to you --ya

Want a tiig (if more indicate number),

YP

"Want another tug (indicate if more
than one) ytr

Tumbler. ( Olass. )

TuNis-iAN. Tunisian Coloks.

Tunnel.

— Tunnel shaft.

— Tunnel shaft broken.

Tunny.

Turban.

Turbine.

TURBOT.

TuEK-isH. Turkish Colors.
■Bank of Turkey - fuv

Turn.

— In turn.

—It is your turn.

TURN-ED-ING. To TURN.

— Can turn.

— Can not turn.

Turn electric lights — on lyk

Turn oflE electric light - ...lvj

Turnscrew yeq

— Turntable.

— Turning circle.

— Turning gear.

When the tide turns -XSR

When will the tide turn? XK

—Will turn.

Turnip.
Turnscrew.
Turntable .
Turpentine.

YES
YET

YEU

YEV

YEW

YEX
YEZ
YPA
YPB
YFC
YED
YPE
YPG
YPH
YPI

YFJ

YEK
YFL

YEM

YPN

YFO
YEP

YPQ
YER

XFS

Turret. Turret ship.
— Turret gun.

Turtle.

tutor-ition.

Twelfth.

Twentieth.
— Twenty-first.
— Twenty -second.
— Twenty -third.
— Twenty -fourth.
—Twenty-fifth.
— Twenty-sixth.
— Twenty-seventh.
— Twenty-eighth.
— Twenty -ninth.

Twice. Two.—; ypp

Twilight.

Twin screw.

— Twin-screw steamer.

Twine-d-ing.

— Twine, needles, and palms for repairing

sails.

TWIST-ED-ING.

Cotton twist Jxu

Two. Twice.
Between the two giw

Two blades of propeller broken gmc

Type.

— Typewriter.

Typhoid fever mws

Typhoon. Hurricane pax

Typhus fever.

YET

YEU

YEV

U. (Letter.) (Fornew method of
seepage 13.)

Ulcer- ATE-D-iNG-ioN.
Ullage.

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ULTIMATUM— UNDERRATE.

YEW
YPX
YPZ
YGA

YGB

YGC
YGD

YGE
YGP

YGH
YGI

YGJ

YGK
YGL
YGM
YGN
YGO

YGP
YGQ
YGR
YGS

YGT
YGU

Ultimatum.

Umbrella.

Umpiee-d-ing.

Unable — to.

Am, Is, or. Are unable — to cyg

If — {persons or things indicated) is
{or, are) unable to — (can not) - -BYO

Inability .-ppw

Lifeboat unable tocome er

Passed a wreck {date, latitude, and lon-
gitude to follow, if necessary) but was
unable to ascertain whether any of

the people were remaining z w

Shall, or, Will be unable to - . . CYS

Sorry I am unable to comply with your

request USX

— Unable for want of.

Unable to arrange exk

Unable to ask fdr

Unable to comply — with ; can not _ - jlc

Unable to weigh anchor - _ _ ejy

Vessel, or. Person is not able (unable)
to comply ...jlg

Unacquainted — with.

Unadulterated.

Unaided.

Unalterable-y. Unaltered.
Position remains unaltered tps

Unanimous-i.,y.

Unanswbred-able-y.
Signal is not answered enm

Unarmed.

Unauthorized, or. Without authority,

FMZ

Unavoidable- Y.

Unaware.

Unbend-ing-bbnt.
Unbend cables hry

— Unbend sails.

Unbit-tbd.

Uncertain -TY. Not certain ihm

Uncivil-ly-izkd.
Unclaimed.
Uncle.
Uncomfortable-y.

Uncommon-ly. {Unusual) yln

«
Unconcern-ed-ly.

Unconditional-ly.

YGV

YGW

YGX

YGZ

YHA

YHB

YHC

YHB
YHE
YHP
YHG

YHI

YHJ
YHK

YHL

YHM

YHN

YHO
YHP
YHQ

Unconscious-ly.

Uncover-ed-ing.

Uncultivated.

Undeceive-d-ing.

Undefended,

Under.

Buried under hno

Cargo underweight iaj

Come under stem jco

Do not anchor. Keep under weigh _ ehw

Engines under' temporary repair mbk

Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas - -HVF
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas -HVG
Keep under the land. Keep, or. Stand

closer in lt

Keep under weigh. Do not anchor .ehw
Need be under no anxiety about . .' . . EOJ
Not under control. {Two black balls or

shapes vertical) jed

Not under control lights (lamps, or,

lanterns) jec

Rock under water uyx

— Under all sail.

Under arrest exr

Under blockade gnp

Under bond gyq

Under care {or, charge) — of hyo

Under command — of jeh

— Under consideration.
Under cover — of kao

— Undercurrent.
Under easy sail I lrz

— Under experiment.
Under fire — of- nas

— Under ground. *

Under jury masts rmd

Under no anxiety — to (for, or, about),

EOK

Under no circumstances irj

— Under-ofiScer of.

Under orders of suR

Under orders — for(oj', to) — suQ

Under steady helm otu

— Under steam.

— Under temporary repair.

Under the battery ftu

Under the circumstances irk

Under the engine room mcb

— Under the necessity of.

— Under water. {Depth to be indicated,
if necessary. )

Under way . yxa

Under weigh. Aweigh fpr

Under weight yia

Under your care. Under your charge,

HYP

Undercurrent yhe

Underoo-ing-ne.
Is obliged to undergo repairs smt

Undermine-d-ing.

Underneath.

Underrate-d-ing.

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UNDERRUN-

-UNKNOWN.

UnDERRUN-NING-RAN VCK

YIN

Unpavorable-ly

YHR

Undersell-ing-sold.

YIO

Unpinished.

VHS

Undeestand-ing-stood.

YIP

Unpit-ted-ting-ness.

Am I to understand you agree? dtv

YIQ

— Unfit for the purpose.

YHT

—Can understand.

YHU

— Can not understand the message.
Could you understand their signals?

Unforeseen. Could not foresee

..NLA

Could you understand what they were

YIR

Unfortified.

signaling about? -.wci

Do not understand Morse code sai

YIS

Unfortunate-ly.

Do, or. Did you (or person- indicated)

understand? JLO

YIT

Unfrequented.

Do you understand Morse code? saj

YHV

— ^Do you understand the message?

Do, or. Did you understand their signals?

YIU

Unfulfilled.

WCI

YIV

Unguarded-ly.

Does, or. Did he {or person indicated)

understand? jlo

YIW

Unhandy.

Flags seen, but signal not understood,

wcx

Unhealthy-ily-iness. (Unwholesonie), |

Last hoist not understood ; repeatit-URK

YLQ

Message is not understood rqp

Unhesitatingly

.OUM

Periectly understand-ing-stood tpv

Signal not understood though the flags

YIX

Unhook-ed-ing.

are distinguished wcx

Stranger does not understand your sig-

YIZ

Unhurt.

nal WDJ

The signal is not understood; repeat it

YJA

Uniform. (Official dress.)

(from hoist indicated) vi

Understand the communication per-

Unimportant-ce. Of little import-

fectly JFW

ance

.-PEY

You have misunderstood the signal, wdr

YJB

Uninhabited-able.

VHW

Undertake-ing-n-took.

Uninhabited island (or, coast)

-_PTS

YHX

— Win you (or person indicated) under-

take it?

Uninjured

— YIZ

YHZ

Undervalub-d-ing.

Unintelligible

You have abridged the message so

_-POJ

much

YIA

Under weight. Short weight.

that it is unintelligible

_.DAR

YIB

Underwrite-ing-ten. Underwrote.

Unintentional-ly. (Accidental)-.

--DCK

YIC

Underwriter.

YJC

Union.

Pinnrd nf underwriters GPE

■ Dockers' Union

Seamen's and Firemen's Union -.

— LJA

— NAR

Consult underwriters JRV

For the benefit of the underwriters -GFL

YJD

— Trades union.
Union des Yachts -

-._ZKJ

YID

Undo-ing-ne. Undid.

YJE

Union jack.

TTwnnPK'-'ir'n-TN'G- --- LJN

Ensign union downwards

—MEJ

\_) IS JJl_^l^la. iiX/ ill VX — — — — — — — — — — — — •• —

TTwrtnTfRTTrn-T ."V ~----— — ----LMB

YJF

Unit.

!t!lJbJ

Undress-ed-ing.

YJG
YJH

Unite-d-ing.
—United force.

YIF

Uneast-ily-ness.

YJI

—United Kingdom.
United States of America —

— EPC

YIG

Unemployed.

YJK

Universe-al-ly.

YIH

Unequal-led-ly.

YJL

University.

YU

Uneven-ly-ness.

YJM

Unjust-ly-ipiable-y.

TTiTTiafiinfi

— PLE

YIK

Unexpected.

YJN

Unknown.

YIL

Unpair-ly.

f^Qnoo n Ti Im f\ uni — —

..IFR

\yai U.OC ullJi-iiu wu. —

"KToTYip nnTmown - - ----

-_SDN

yiM

Unpathomed-able.

Cli7fi imlmnwn -- -- ---

-WBY

ijLjtiXj LUXiulU WJJ. — — — — —— — *■

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Part II,

UNLAWFUL— UNTRUSTWORTHY.

YJO

USTLAWPUL-LY-NESS.

Unsafe — Continued.
You are in a dangerous {or, unsafe)

YJP

Unless.

position. Your position is dangerous,

I shall abandon my vessel unless you will

GN

keep by us ah

YKP

Unsatisfactory-ily.

I will not sign the bill of lading un-

Papers unsatisfactory ..- tan

less — - GKW

Unless a change takes place-- ikx

YKQ

Unsatisfied-ying.

YJQ

—Unless I hear.

Unless it fails mra

YKR

Unseaworthy-iness.

YJR

— Unless we are obliged.

Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea-

Unless your communication is very im-

worthy lAG

portant I must be excused u

Condemned as unseaworthy jml

Unlicensed. Not licensed qpo

YKS

Unseen.

Unlikely. Not likely — : qt w

YKT

Unserviceable. Useless.
Rendered unserviceable - uql

YJS

Unlimited.

YKU

Unsettle-d.

YJT

Unload-ed. To unload.

Affairs are very unsettled dpa

YJU

— Unloading.

Affairs look more unsettled dpb

Do not leave anything unsettled -. .qkr

YJV

Unlock-ed-ing.

Light, unsettled weather -Yzb

YJW

Unlooked-for.

Unlucky-ily. ^Unfortunate) yis

YKV

Unshackle -D-iNG.
Unshackle cables hrz

YKW

Unship-ped-ping.

YJX

Unmanageable.

I am unmanageable np

YKX

Unskilled. Unskillful-ly.

YJZ

Unmooe-ed-ing.

YKZ

Unsound-ness.

YKA

Unnecessary-ily.
Do not expose yourself {or, people) un-

'

Unstable. Instability pmw

necessarily MPF

XLA

Unsteady-ily-iness.

Regular survey unnecessary uod

YLB

Unstjccessful-ly.

YKB

Unoccupied.

— made an unsuccessful attack on.FKH

Unopposed. No opposition std

YLC

Until.
Bar can not be crossed until — PVR

YKC

Unpack-ed-ing.

Do not alter — until - ecf

Do not make any alteration— until- -ECG

YKD

Unpaid.

Heave to until — _ - lr

YLD

— I shall not be ready until — .

YKE

Unprecedented.

YLE

—I shall not wear— until — .
I shall stand off the land from — {liour

YKP

Unprepared.

indicated) to — {hour indicated), or,
I shall stand off until — qec

Unprotected. ( Undefended) yha

YLF

—Not until.
Race is postponed — until »— . - ugf

YKG

Unprovided — with.

Stop until {or, for) wxj

Unsafe to remain until — Ykn

YKH

Unrebve-ing-rove.

Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
ates YKO

Unreliable uox

YLG

— Until further orders.

YLH

—Until I. ■

YKI

Unkeserved-ly.

YLI

— Until she.
Until weather moderates rxm

YKJ

Unrig-ged-ging.

YLJ

—Until you.
Wait until weather moderates - . gk

YKL

Unkipe-ness.

When I have run my distance I shall
put her head off until — lgp

YKM

Unsaee-ness.

Shift your berth ; it is unsafe - kt

YLK

Unto.

Unsafe anchorage '. pe

YKN

— Unsafe to remain until — .

YLM

Untrue-truth.

YKO

— Unsafe to run in until weather moder-

ates.

Untrustworthy. {Not to he trusted) -ych

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

425

imUSUAL— USUAL.

YLN
YLO

YLP

YLQ

YLR
YLS

YLT

YLU
YLV

YLW
YLX

YLZ

YMA

YMB
YMC
YMD

Unusual.

— Very unusual. Is very unusual.

Unwell.

Unwholesome-ness.

Unwillinq-ly-ness.

— They are unwilling — to.

Up.
Bear up — for gbr

Bear up instantly --.lb

Beating up gob

Bore up — ^for gbs

Bound to be given up hbw

Bound to give it up - .- hbx

Brace up .-.hdp

Brail up hds

Breaking up hex

Bring up hiw

Clearing up ITJ

Come up JCP

Get steam up; report wten ready -.km

Haul up .-- OFF

Heave up --. OSH

Helm hard up -- Otn

Hoist up owj

I shall bear up gbt

I shall not bear up gbu

Is steam up ? Are you at full speed 1

vz

Keep steam up (or, ready) kq

May, or, Can I bear up gbv

Much cut up KHP

Pick up boat-- --- gty

Shall I get up steam? wa

Shall we bear up? Gbw

Steam is not up ; vsdll be ready in — ,

WB

Steam is up.- -WC

Up and down — the lmn

— Up channel.
Up the river uyl

— Upwards.
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear

up ^^-^

When do you intend to bring up ?- -EKF
Where do you intend to bring up ?- - ekh
Will you require shoring up? vzp

— With steam up.

Upon.

Call upon - — HTB

Decided upon kpr

Fire upon ' ^^^

Upon condition ...-JND

Upon no pretense whatever tuz

Upon what pretense? tva

Uppbe.
Upper deck kqe

Upper fore topsail yard.-. nkj

Upper main topsail yard RHK

— Upper port.

Upper sail. Light sail Qsv

Upper spanker topsail yard xwg

Upper topsail xws

— Upper works.

—Upper yard.

— Uppermost.

YME
YMF

YMG

YMH
YMI

YMJ

YMK
YML

YMN
YMO

YMP
YMQ
YMR

YMP

YMT
YMU
YMV

YMW

YMX
YMZ

Upright-ly-ness.
Perpendicular.

Upset-ting.

Upright . TGL

Upside down lmo

Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, hoisted upside down) owm

Uptake.

Upwards -

Urge-d-ing. To urge.

Urg^jst-ly-ncy.
Permission urgently requested to enter I
harbor pd

Urgent orders (or, instructions) --.pnl

Urinal. (Latrine) ---Qig

Ukuguay-an. Uruguayan Colors.
Us. (-See also OuR-s and We) cog

Usage.

USE-ING.

Boat cannot be used GRJ

Have all your anchors and cables ready

for use EiG

I am using variation of — degrees. -JHT

— In use.

— Is not used.
It will be of great use (or, service) _ -OHL

— May, or. Can use (or, be used).

— Must use.

— No use. '

No use appealing --ERS

No use carrying so much sail ved

Of any use epu

— Quite useless.

Ready for use UJV

To be used (or, employed) lxt

Use Alphabetical (Spelling) Table. wnf

Use every precaution .- tsd

Use flashing signals wdn

Use Morse Code sal

Use steamboat — for — ." gvd

Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,

efforts)— to— --LTY

Use your own discretion ldx

— Use your search light.

— Use your siren.

—Used — for — .

Useful. Serviceable vsc

Useless. Unserviceable ■ ykt

Useless to attempt (or, try)— to— --FKS

—Usefully.

What coins are used? IZQ

Will it be of any use? epx

Will use Morse code sam

You may go by soundings if you use
care - ,---WLa

USHR-BL-GHIRSH. (Coin) AUK

USUAL-LY.

According to the usual practice deo

As usual ^BT

—The same as usual. Usual way.

426

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part II.

UTMOST— VEDRO.

YNA

YNB

YNO

YND

YNE
YNF
YNG

YNH

YNI
YNJ

YNK
YNL

YNM

YNO
YNP
YNQ
YNR

YNS
YNT

Utmost.
Do the utmost you can to ensure hold-
ing on ; everything will be wanted,

MEX

— Do your utmost.
Of the utmost importance (or, conse-
quence) JQC

— To the utmost.
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,

efforts) — to — - LTY

Utmost care must be taken hyq

Utmost endeavors ltv

V. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.)

Vacant-cy — FOR.

— Have no vacancy.

— Have you vacancy — for?

Vaccinate-d-ing-ion.
Vaccine lymph bdn

Vacuum.

— Can not get a vacuum.

^Good vacuum.

— ^Indifferent vacuum.

— Vacuum gauge.

Vain-ly.

Valid-ity.

Valley.

Value-d-ablb.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman

would be much valued ity

A visit from a Roman Catholic priest

would be much valued tvy

Of no value. . Worthless zik

Valuable cargo- l._ ibc

What is the price ? What is the value

of? TVW

Valuation.

Valve.

Air valve. dwk

Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw

Blow-off valve .-- gmz

Clack valve mu

YNU

YNV
YNW

YNX

YNZ
YOA
YOB

YOC
YOD

Valve — Continued.

Discharge valve out of order lcr

Escape valve mow

Expansion valve out of order mna

Peed-check valve out of order iod

Feed valve out of order mvc

High -pressure valve out of order. ..guy

Kingston valve qbd

Main-check valve out of order ioe

Safety valve vdi

Safety valve out of order vdj

Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,

damaged) vla

Shut-off i^lve WAT

Slide valve woi

Slide valve broken woj

Slide-valve gear wgk

Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of

order) wgl

Slide valve out of order wgm

Slide-valve rod wgn

Slide-valve rod broken :.wgo

Sluice valve whj

Sluice valve out of order whk

Snif ting valve wm

Stop valve wxk

Throttle valve .xrg

Vane.
Distinguishing vane ..lgy

Vang.

Vapor-ize-d-ing.

Vara. (Measure of length) axb

Variable. (See Vary) yoc

Variation.
Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? JHS

I am using variation of — ■ degrees-.jHT
I have had no observations for variation

lately... jhv

Is there any variation 1 jhw

No variation, jia

Variation by azimuth fq J

Variation of the compass jik

What is the variation? jin

What variation do you allow? jip

Various-ly. Variety.

Varnish-ed-ing.

Vary-ied-ing.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
winds variable from — (direction
indicated) rsj

Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives winds variable from — (direc-
tion indicated) ...rsn

—Variable.

^Variable wind.

Vat. (Measure of capacity) ayz

Veal _. .znd

Vedro. (Measure of capacity) azw

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

427

VEER— VESSEL.

YOE
YOF

YOG

YOH

YOI

YOJ
YOK

YOL
YOM
YON

YOP
YOQ
YOB
YOS
YOT
YOU
YOV

YOW

YOX
YOZ

YPA

YPB

YPC

YPD
YPE

Vebr-ed-inq.
About to veer cable hqm

— Can not veer any more.

Can not veer any more cable hqy

Driving ; I can veer no more cable ; no
more anchors to let go nk

— I shall veer to.

Veer a breaker astern rxz

Veer a rope astern vac

Veer cable to — {number of shackles

indicated)^ - -_hsa

Veer boat astern gve

Veer both hawsers opz

Veered-ing my cable. (Indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary),

HSB

Veer more cable ku

Vegetable.

Fresh beef and vegetables qdc

Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb

— No vegetables to be obtained.

Preserved potatoes tum

Preserved vegetables tug

— ^Vegetable oil.

Vegetation.

Velocity. (Speed) wmu

Venereal disease leb

Venezolano, or. Dollar. (Cenn).. _atj

Venezuela-n. Venezuelan Colors.

Venomous. Venom.

Ventilate-d-ing-ion-or.
Stokehold ventilator carried away.wvY

Venture-d-ing.
— Did you venture ?
— Do not venture.
— I have ventured to.
— I shall venture.
— I will not venture.
— "Will you venture ?

Venus. (Planet. )

VERBAIi-LY.

— Verbal order.

Verdict.

Verify-ibd-ino-ication.

Veritas. French Lloyd's. — nqp

Vermilion.

Vbrshok. (Measure of length) axc

Verst. (Measure of length) axd

Vbrtical-ly.

Very.

A very satisfactory— ven

Affairs are very unsettled dpa

YPF

YPG

YPH

YPI

YPJ

YPK
YPL
YPM
YPN
YPO
YPQ
YPR

YPS
YPT

ypu

YPV
YPW

Very — Continued.

Be very strict wzt

Boiler burst; very slight damage. -GVW

He, She, or. It is very bad frn

Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas . . hvg

Is, or , Are very zealous zmc

It is very strange wys

Not very narrow sea

Very acceptable dbx

Very anxious — about -__-■ da j

Verybad-ly feu

Very bad draught fry

Very bad weather pew

Very busy-ily hog

Verydifflcult (or, great difficulty ).kzt

— Very excusable.
Very fair draught ...lnb

— Very few.
Very few arrivals eyt

— Very fine.

— -Very fortunate.

— Very glad.

Very good oel

Very good chart mz

Very good draught lnf

Very happy -ily omt

Very healthy oea

Very heavy sea uw

Very kind-]y 1 Qax

Very likely ypo

Very little Qvy

Very much sbv

— Very narrow-ly.

— Very near-ly.

— Very often.

— Very particular-ly.

— Very probable-y (or, likely).

— Very quickly.

— Very rocky.

Very rough vai

Very sickly wbj

Very slack wfr

— Very slowly.

Very smartly wht

Very sorry wkh

Very strange-ly wze

Very suspicious-ly xgt

Very nnusual-ly — ylo

— ^Very weatherly.

Very well zbn

Very well done lit

— ^Very wrong-ly.

Work-ed-ing very badly fey

You are in a very fair berth ghj

Vbry's pistol light.

Vessel. (See also Ship. )

A square-rigged vessel wpm

A vessel (or vessel indicated) aground
near (m\ on) — ch

Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,

AB

Am a merchant vessel RPW

Are you (or. Is — , vessel indicated)
aweigh? zm

Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi-
tion to proceed? an

Are you (or. Is ^, vessel indicated) in
want of coal? GW

Armed merchant vessel Euw

428

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

VESSEL.

Vessel — Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel kwy

Beach the vessel. Eun on the beach,

FZS

Beach the vessel where flag is waved

(or, light is shown) ....fzt

Beach your vessel at all risks .-.ki

Belayed to vessel GEO

Board (o)'. visit) vessel (or, steamer) .gpv

Bomb vessel GYi

Calls attention of vessel whose distin-
guishing signal will immediately be

shown DR

Can, or, "Would — (vessel indicated)

weather the gale? nvu

Can not save the ship ; take people off,

NB

Coast-defence ship ixv

Coasting trade vessel. Coasting vessel,

lYB

Could any vessel have got away after
you? OFO

Could she (vessel indicated) have got to

any place of shelter? ofd

Crew (number to be shoum) have left the

vessel KCP

Crew will not leave the vessel kcx

Despatch vessel. Aviso kwy

Did you leave many vessels (or vessel

indicated) at — ? qkp

Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any

damage? kjf

Did you see a vessel in distress? nd

Did you see anything of — (vessel indi-
cated)'! VNI

Do not abandon the vessel AC

Do not abandon the vessel until the tide

has ebbed ad

Do not have anything to do -with stranger

(or vessel indicated) wyk

Do you (or vessel indicated) call any-
where (or, at — )? HW

Do you think we ought to pass a vessel

in this distressed condition? ...ne

Does embargo extend to vessels under —

flag? Lwc

Each vessel--- lqy

Enemy's vessel (or, cruiser) lzk

. Fire ship (or, raft) mzw

Fishing boat (vessel, or, craft) kaz

Foreign-going ship : nkq

Pour-masted ship npd

Pull-rigged ship nsu

Funnel of — (vessel indicated) is — .ntp

Govei-nment hired-vessel ofu

Government vessel opw

Hail the strange vessel and ask if — ,

FDD

Has she (or vessel indicated) been long
abandoned? cxn

Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ?

HG
Has vessel signaled her number? .-slf
Have any vessels been captured ?---Hxt
Have (or vessel indicated has) not pra-
tique TRZ

Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mails? dof

Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
got pratique? opi

Vessel — Continued.
Have you passed any vessels (or vessel
indicated) 1 woe

Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?

TJ

Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
wrecked (or, in distress)? zu

Have you seen any vessel since your
departure? ktu

Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
indicated)"! -__ woe

Hospital ship oys

How does — (vessel indicated) sail?

s VDX

How many days since you passed —

(vessel indicated)"! knh

How many vessels? vxk

I do not intend to abandon the vessel,

AP

I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel iNP

I have reported you to the vessel I spoke ;
she is bound to — (place indicated),

UET

I have sunk (or, run down a vessel) -HK

I must abandon the vessel ag

I saw war vessel disguised off — . - -LEN
I 'shall abandon my vessel unless you

will keep by us ah

I shall assist you (or, vessel in distress),

FGI

I will not abandon you (or vessel indi-
cated). I will remain by you ai

If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
sel where people are assembled (or as
pointed out by compass signal from
you) Fzu

Intend to abandon ship-to Lloyd's agent,

CXP

Is it confirmed that — [vessel indicated)
has foundered ? joc

Is not vessel seen (bearing — ) in dis-
tress?-. NT

Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?

AK

Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth
examination? mkc

Is (vessel indicated) likely to supply me?

FGK

Is — (vessel indicated) on fire? nal

It is expected the vessel (or vessel indi-
cated) will be allowed to leave dzj

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's ships are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen oj

Keep by the vessel pyn

Keep the vessel under command LX

Keep to leeward of vessel chasing- . pzn
Keep to windward of vessel chasing. pzo
Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol-
low) QFP

Light-ship. Light-vessel qtg

Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or ob-
ject indicated) raq

Merchant steamer (vessel, or, ship).. EPZ
Met with a vessel from — , or, Met with

a vessel of — rqz

Met with — (vessel indicated) rsa

Mortar vessel ! ..SAQ

Natives do not like vessels watering
without payment- ywq

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

429

VESSEL.

Vessel — Continued.
Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral,

SHC
No intelligence obtained from vessel

boarded :.-..pog

Passed a good many vessels too

Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
(or, funnels) — . {Here give the color
or design, or line that it may be an

' imitation of ) ... ' leo

Passed, or. Saw some war vessels . . tce
Passed the derelict vessel — on the — ,

KVT

Passed the {vessel or place indicated),

TOV

Passenger vessel tdq

Petroleum vessel thg

Quarantine at — {place indicated) is —
days for vessels from — {place indi-
cated) UEC

Quit the vessel as soon as possible. - -AB

Relieve vessel in distress lhk

Remain by the vessel kh

Report — {vessel indicated) all well, in
— ■ {latitude and longitude indicated)

on the — {date indicated) UN

Report when vessel denoted is sighted,

USD

Revenue vessel {or, cruiser) kpc

Run on the beach. Beach the vessel,

FZS

Sailing vessel vxb

Scout, or. Lookout vessel Qzx

See a vessel — {indicate where) tny

Send me {or vessel indicated) a pilot,

TJQ

Several vessels becalmed off — gcj

Several vessels in sight vsr

Signal your vessel's official number
to— DV

Small ship. Small craft. {Estimated

tonnage to follow) kbo

Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage ^^^

Spoke the — {vessel indicated) WOG

Square-rigged vessel wpm

Steam vessel wte

Steel-built vessel .— wtl

Strange vessel following convoy. . _ WYV

Strange vessel hove in sight ozs

Stranger {or vessel indicated) is suspi-
cious ;""'"iV'^^

Stranger {or vessel indicated) will not

take any notice of signal wdk

Stranger {vessel hearing — ) wishes to

communicate ytzd

Telegraph following message t.o — {ves-
sel or person named) at — . . xd

Telegraph vessel xmd

There is a strange vessel bearing — . -EM

Timber vessel -^t'J

To whom shall I telegraph that all is

well on board your vessel ? xmh

Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel) xwu

Troop vessel -_ybm

Try to make out the name of vessel in —

{direction indicated) -- --- sdp

Vessel and cargo have been seized.HXU
Vessel bearing — appears to be — .esh

Vessel chasing is a friend inu

Vessel chasing is an enemy inv

Vessel — Continued.

Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
graph to owner (Mr. — ) at — ..-TJSP

Vessel disabled. Will you tow me irito
— • {port indicated)''. my

Vessel {indicated, if necessary) has got

off NZE

Vessel has no signals wdo

Vessel has not made her number.. -Slh

Vessel has struck on the bar fwb

Vessel in distress {or indicated) wants

immediate assistance nw

Vessel in sight is — vxo

Vessel in sight is an enemy OL

Vessel, or. Person indicated agrees. dub
Vessel indicated appears in distress .NX
Vessel indicated {hearing, if necessary)

appears to be — esh

Vessel, or. Vessel indicated ashore near

{or, on) — CH

Vessel indicated bears — gbl

Vessel, or, Person indicated declines.KQJ
Vessel indicated does not require fur-
ther assistance FGQ

Vessel indicated — is — vxp

Vessel indicated has — funnels ntu

Vessel indicated has altered course. ecu

Vessel indicated has been detained —

days windbound at — {place indicated),

KYE

Vessel indicated has been in collision,

JAZ

Vessel indicated has been wrecked. . zix

Vessel indicated has got off - nze

Vessel indicated has hove-to OSQ

Vessel indicated has lost her rudder. rbe
Vessel indicated has not been heard of,

ORQ
Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — {date indicated) ; she is sup-
posed to be — ORS

Vessel indicated has {or, I have) not

pratique trz

Vessel indicated has pratique ts

Vessel indicated has sprung a leak . .ql
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,

VXQ

Vessel indicated is — vxp

Vessel indicated is at anchor {or, an-
choring) EJZ

Vessel indicated is aweigh pps

Vessel indicated {bearing, if necessary)

is capsized hvy

Vessel indicated is in quarantine . .ueh
Vessel indicated is, or, I am in want of,

YTN

Vessel indicated is not abandoned., cxe

Vessel indicated is on fire _..-0T

Vessel indicated is out of sight vxr

Vessel indicated is showing a light.QSN

Vessel indicated is sinking vxs

Vessel indicated is {or, was) standing

{or, steering) — vxt

Vessel indicated, or. Vessel in company

is standing in for the land QET

Vessel indicated is standing into danger,

KLJ

Vessel indicated is supposed to have
foundered noy

Vessel, or. Person indicated is unable
to comply JLG

430

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

VESSEL— VINGEEHOED.

YPX

YPZ

Vessel — Continued.

Vessel indicated not likely to supply {or,
assist) you _-.._ fgr

Vessel indicated parted from her an-
chors EKA

Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
ridian of EQE

Vessel indicated to examine strange
ship, and report -^ mkp

Vessel indicated wants assistance ..FOS

Vessel indicated wants boats tk

Vessel indicated wants immediate as-
sistance NW

Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
up OBX

Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
visible mki

Vessel indicated was most likely burnt,

HNQ

Vessel indicated will be neaped see

Vessel is a foreigner nkv

Vessel is in gunshot- okn*

— Vessel is insured.

Vessel is on the rocks tjza

Vessel is very crank kbt

Vessel looks like a man-of-war epn

Vessel on — {hearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp

Vessel seen {or, indicated) is vxu

Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native

craft SEG

Vessel seen is a privateer vxw

Vessel seen {or, indicated) lost her

masts RBF

Vessel seriously damaged; wish to

transfer passengers hm

Vessel will be sold vot

Vessels from — did not get pratique at

— when I left tsa

— Vessels in the roadstead.
Vessels indicated are {or, were) ready

for sea UJZ

Vessels, or. Ships indicated may part

company JGU

Vessels just arrived show your ensigns,

DY

Vessels just arrived make your numbers
{or, distinguishing signals) DX

Vessels just weighed {or, leaving) make
your numbers {or, distinguishing sig-
nals) DZ

Vessels of — {nations specified) were all
leaving _-_qlm

Vessels that wish to be reported all well
make your numbers {or, disting^uish-
ing signals) dyt

Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing make your numbers {or, distin-
guishing signals) EB

Vessels wishing to be reported show
your distinguishing signals ba

Vessels with combustibles not allowed
in HS

Waterlogged vessel ywu

We hold our own with vessel chasing,

INW

Were there any vessels, or Was — {ves-
sel indicated) expected at — ? mnu

Whaler. Whaling vessel _ vxg

What do you think of vessel chasing? . inx

TQA
YQB

YQC
YQD
YQE
YQF

YQG
YQH

YQI
YQJ

YQK
YQL
YQM

YQN

YQO

YQP
YQR
YQS
YQT

Vessel — Continued.
What is your vessel's registered ton-
nage?- xmv

What vessel? vyf

What ship did you speak ? vyg

What ship is that {indicate bearing, if

necessary) 1 ---EC

What vessels have you boarded?- ._grd
What vessel takes the next mail? --rfy
What vessels did you leave in — {port or

place indicated)'! qls

Where do you {or, does — , vessel indi-
cated) belong 1. -- GEY

Where is the vessel that collided with

you?--*- — JBD

Where shall I find — {vessel indicated)^

MYXr

Will you telegraph to — {vessel or per-
son named) the intelligence I am
about to communicate ? im

Will your vessel stay? vyh

With what vessel have you been in col-
lision? HN

Veterinary.

Veto.

Vex-ed-ing-atiotjs-ly. {Annoy) emc

Viaduct.

Vibrate-d-ing-ion.

ViCE-IOtrS-LY.

Vice-President.

Vice-admiral dln

Vice-consul jrq

Viceroy-regal.

Vicinity.
Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicin- (I
ityof — ) JF

Victim.

VioTOR-ious-LY. Victory.

Gained a victory nvo

Victtjal-led-ling. {See also Provision. )
— Am, Is, or. Are victualled for.
— Victualling yard.

ViEW-BD-ING.

With the view {or, object) smk

ViGILANT-LY-CE.

Cruisers are very vigilant kez

The greatest vigilance (care, or, caution),

HYN

Villa.

Village.

Vine. Vineyard.

Vinegar.

ViNGEEHOED. {Measure of capacity) .AYR

JC*ART II.

GENERAL VOCABTJLARY.

431

VINTAGE— WAIT.

YQU
YQV
YQW
YQX

YQZ

YRA
YEB

YRC

YRD

YRE

YRF

YRG
YRH
YRI

YRJ

YRK

YRL

YRM

YRN

YRO

YRP

YRQ

YRS

YRT

YRU

YRV

Vintage.

ViOLATE-D-ING-ION.

ViOLENT-LY. Violence.

ViSIBLB-Y.

Scarcely visible viw

Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
visible mki

— ^Visible from tlie masthead.

Vision.

— Color vision.

Visit -ed-ing-oe. (See also Board. )
A visit from a Protestant clergyman

wonldbe much valued --.i ity

A visit from a Roman Catholic priest

would be much valued . tvy

Board {or, visit) steamer (or, vessel),

GPV
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent ?

QWI

Have you boarded {or, visited)? gqi

— Will visit {or, board).

Vitriol.

Vizier.

Vocabulary.

— In the Genera] Vocabulary.

— ^Vocabulary signals.

Voice

volcano-ic

Volley.

Volt. {Measure of electrical pressure. )

Voltaic

volume-inous.

voluntary-ily.

Volunteer-ed-ing.

Vomit-ed-ing.

Vote-d-ing-r.

vouch-ed-ing.

Voucher.
Salvage voucher vgh

Voyage '^^'^

A pleasant passage tcz

During the voyage {ov, passage) - .. - - lpu

First voyage --Nbi

Has the vessel with which you have
been in collision proceeded on her voy-
age? - - H^

How long have you been on the voyage?

qyn

YEW

YRX

YRZ

YSA

YSB

YSC
YSD
YSE

YSF

YSG
YSH
YSI
YSJ

YSK

YSL

YSM

YSN

YSO

YSP

YSQ

YSR
YST
YSU

YSV

YSW

Voyage — Continued.
Last voyage QGT

— ^Next voyage.
Open, or. Proceed on your voyage.-TXB

Pleasant voyage (or, passage) - TCZ

What sort of voyage {or, passage) have

you had? TDi

Wish you a pleasant voyage {or, pas-
--- tdl

Vuloanize-d-ing

W. {Letter.) {For new method of spell
ing, see page 13 )

Wad-ded-ding.

Wade-d-ing.

Waft, or, Wheft.

— A waft {or, wheft) above.

— A waft {or, wheft) at the.

— A waft {or. wheft) under.

Hoist a waft {or, wheft) owd

Hoist a waft <■ or wheft)whenready-OWE

Wages.

— Struck for more wages.
— Wages very high.
—What wages?

Wagon.

Waist.

Wait. {See aZso Await, Remain, and Stop.)
— Am I, or, Is — {person indicated) to
wait {or, remain)?

Are you going to wait for orders? --STM
— Can wait.

Can you wait forreply (or, answer)?. emv
— Do not wait.

I am waiting for your answer bmz

— I can not wait.

I wait for advice doi

— I will wait until.
— I will wait whilst you write.
— If you will wait a little.
—Shall, or. Will wait.

Waitfor arrival— of fpo

—Wait for {or, J}0).

Wait for answer {or, reply) tx

Waiting for cargo ibd

Wait for despatches -- kxd

432

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

WAIT— WANT.

YSX
YSZ

YTA
YTB

YTC

YTD

YTE
YTF
YTG
YTH

YTI
YTJ
YTK
YTL

YTM

YTN

Wait — Continued.

— Wait for high water.

— Wait for me.

Wait for orders — te

Wait for the attack fke

Wait off here for orders., sut

— Wait for passage to — (or, for).
Wait until weather moderates gk

— Waited-ing. To wait.
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing,

KW

— What are you waiting for?

Will await answer (or, reply) TZ

Will you wait (or, stay)? wry

— Will you wait for the mail?

Wake-ing. Woke zhl

Wake. Wake — of.
— In my wake.
— In the wake — of.
— In your wake.

Wales.

Wales, H. R. H. The Prince of ovm

Wales, H. R. H. The Princess of -.ovk

Walk-ed-i ig.

Wall-ed-ing.

Walnut.

Want-ing.
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),

AM

Aground : want immediate assistance,

NA

Am drifting ; want assistance cm

Am in want of sailmakers vfb

— Are you in want — of — ?
Are you, or. Is — (vessel indicated) in

want of coal GW

Are you in want of provisions? tn

Are you in want of water? yz

Copy will be asked for (or, wanted) .jvz
Describe exactly what you want (size,

weight, etc.) kwc

Distressed for want of coal lhd

Distressed for want of food lhe

Distressed for want of water lhf

Do not require (or, want) assistance.CR
Do the utmost you can to insure hold-
ing on ; everything will be wanted,

MEX

Do you want a lifeboat? ez

Do you want a pilot?- Tiz

Do you wanta tug? ydn

Do you want (require) assistance (or,

help) — from? cs

Do you want coal? __.gw

Do you want to be towed? xyo

Dying for want of water np

Engine wants repair mbl

Fire, or. Leak; want immediate assist-
ance _.NH

How many lighters do you want? --Qta
I am attacked ; ■ want assistance. Help ;

I am attacked -.^ nj

— I am in want of — , or, Vessel indicated
is in want of — .

YTO

YTP

YTQ

Want — Continued.
I am in want of a doctor (or, surgeon)-,

FGL \
I am in want of channel pilot — for — ,

tjb
I am in want of oil for machinery ..rdu

I am in want of petroleum ---Thf

I am in want of powder and shot ..trf
I want a pilot- --S, or, Code Flag over s

See Pilot Signals, page 8.

I want assistance ; please remain by me,

NR

I want plank — feet long, — inches
wide, — inches thick , tmd

I want — (number indicated) lighters,

QTB

In distress ; want assistance - ...ns

In distress ; want immediate assistance,

NC

See Distress Signals, page 1.

In need (or, want) of sge

Inwantofammunition efw

In want of an anchor yc

In want of artillery ezx

In want of biscujt gln

In want of cartridges icw

In want of coal. (Stafe amount) hb

— In want of refitting.

In want of reinforcement roK

In want of repair urd

In want of seamen vlp

Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants

immediate assistance cw

Machinery wants repair mbl

Make a signal when you want a boat,

GTU

No want of artillery ezy

— Not much wanted.
Person indicated is wanted on shore. tgs

Pump wants repairs ubs

Ship indicated wants boat pk

— Should you want.
Surgeon, or. Doctor wants assistance,

fgp

Unable for want of ygb

Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants

immediate assistance nw

Vessel indicated is (or, I am) in want

of — YTN

Vessel indicated wants assistance .-FGS

Vessel indicated wants boat fk

Want a boat gvf

Want a boat immediately (if mora than

one, number to follow) yg

Want a boat; man overboard bt

Want a cable (size to follow) yb

Want a cable and anchor yd

Want a chain cable yb

Want a hemp cable hsc

Want a pilot s, or, Code Flag over s

Want a pilot pt

Want a police ofdcer yn

Want a surgeon. Medical assistance

wanted _.. fgl

Want a surgeon; send one from the

nearest place wo

Want a tug (if more than one, indicate

number) yp

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

433

"WANT— WAS.

YTR

YTS
YTU
YTV

YTYT

YTX

YTZ

YUA

YUB

YUC

Want — Continued.

Want a warp run out yq

Want an anchor yc

Want an anchor and cable yd

— Want another tug (indicate if more
than one).

Want assistance yk

Want assistance; mutiny yp

Want bread -GLN

Want carpenter.- ibt

Want carpenter's tools ibx

Want chart of harbor (channel, etc. ) - yh

— ^Want clothes.

Want coals immediately yi

Want confirmation jog

—Want food.

Want food immediately yd

Want food. Starving ...nv

— Want gear — for — .
Want hands {xpecify number and par-
ticulars, if necessary) yj

Want immediate instructions yk

Want immediate medical assistance -YL

Want immediately - pdm

Want lighter immediately {if more than

one, number to follow) ym

Want lighter to take my cargo qte

Want men kpj

— Want money.

Want more support Rzx

Want my papers -_-ITR

Want No. — canvas {length indicated),

HV.J

Want of funds : ntg

— Want of judgment.

Want official confirmation joh

Want pilot--- — -PT

Want pilot s, or Code Flag over s

See Pilot Signals, page 8.

Want pistol (revolver) cartridges. -TKV

Want police yn

Want provisions ytu

Want provisions immediately yd

— Want shipwrig;hts.

Want to come into harbor onc

Want — tons dead weight of cargo -IBE

Want to purchase ucd

Want tug {if more than one, number to

follow)-^ YP

Want water boat {of, tank) guj

Want wator ; dying of .thirst nb'

Want water immediately yr

Want you to send me a pilot tiw

— Wanted.

What assistance do you require? What

do you want? fgt

What cargo do you want? ibf

What size do you want? . wez

— ^You are wanted at the — office.
Your lights are out [or, want trimming).

(Made by flashes, or by

blasts of a steam whistle. )

War. (See also HostHjE.)

Am a man-of-war RPM

Any chance of war? eoq

Are there any men-of-war about? SA

Are there any men-of-war now cruis-
ing? KEX

76564—09 28

YUD

YUE

YUF

YUG

YUH

YUI

YUJ

YUK
YUL

YUM

YUN
YUO

War — Continued. ]

Civil war irs

Council of war jyc

Did you fall in with any men-of-
war? - MRN

During the war :_.-Lpw

Has war commenced? or. Is war de-
clared? Ytr

Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-
of-war? If so, report their names (or,

nation) vnm

Hostilities commenced — between — .ozc
I have been chased by a disguised war

vessel -_-iNP

I saw disguised war vessels off — --LEN

Ironclad men-of-war evs

Is war declared? or. Has war com-
menced? . YU

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
enemy's war vessels are going about

in disguise of merchantmen oj

Man-of-war - rpl

Man-of-war ensign mep

Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
{or, funnels) — . (Here give the colors
or the design, or the line that it may

be an imitation of) leo

Passed, or. Saw some war vessels- -TCR

Ship of war - rpl

Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn

War between — and — yw

— ^War expected.
Warhascommenced(or, is declared) -YX

War office- sea

War rocket. Explosive rocket moz

— Warlike.
What men-of-war did you leave at — ?

QLR

Ward.

Warder.

Wardroom.

Warehouse.

Warm-ed-ing-ly-th.
Warm, or. Winter clothing — for ivx,

Warn-bd-ing.
Storm warnings wxz

— Warning (notice) has been given —
of—.

Warp-bd-ing. To warp.

Gruess warp OJG

Run out a warp -.- yop

Want a warp run out yq

— Warp. (A warp. )
Warp out to fair way mrh

Warrant-ed.

Was, or, Werb - com

He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) bvt

He, She, It {or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not bvu

He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not to be..-Bvx
He, She, It {or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) to be.j— bvw

434

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

WAS— WATER.

Was — Continued.

How was (or, were)? Bxw

I was -COH

I was not _..i-: coi

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) was {or, were) ._ ---BYT

If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
dicated) was {or, were) not byu

If I was - .-- ._ BZT

If I was not Bzu

If they were oau

If they were not cav

If we were cbn

If we were not : cbo

If you were cdq

If you were not - cdh

That, or. This was CLB

That, or, This was not -- ^ cls

There was {or, were) cnp

There was {or, were) not cng

They were COJ

They were not cok

They were not to be bif

They were to be bie

Was, or. Were com

Was, or. Were done {or, doing) bon

Was, or. Were for _'..cop

Was, or, Were from COQ

Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) 1- Bwx

Was, or. Were, lie (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not? bwy

Was, 01% Were his (her-s, it-s)? cor

Was, or. Were I (my, mine) cos

Was I? COT

Was I not? cou

Was, or, Were not - cov

Was, or, Were not done {or, doing) .bop

Was, or, Were the?--- cow

Was, or. Were their-s (they)? coy

Was, or. Were there? cox

Was, or. Were this (or, that)? coz

Was, or. Were to be big

Was. or. Were we (our-s)? cpa

Was, or. Were with cpb

Was, or, Were you-r-s? cpd

We were cpe

We were not _. .._.cpp

We were not to be " biw

We were to be -. biv

Were there? ..cox

Were there any bpw

Were these {or, those)?-- cpg

Were they? cph

Were they not? .., cpi

Were we? Cpj

Were we not? . cpk

Were you? cpl

Were you boarded? gbc

Were you not? -- cpm

What, or, Which was {or, were)?.-CQT

When was (or,- were)? CSJ

Where was {or, were)? c0B

Who was {or, were) cuw

Why was {or, were)? cvx

Why were you? cvz

You were cpn

You were not ^.. cpo

You were not to be -... _.bjp

You were to be j bjo

YUP
YUQ

YUR

YUS
YUT
YUV

Wash-ed-ing-er.
— Black wash.

Can I get clothes (or, linen) washed?.!^^
— Washed overboard.

Whitewash zdo

— Whitewash-ed-ing. To ■whitewash.

Waste-d-ing-pdl-ly-ness.
Cotton waste {or, tow> -
— Waste pipe.

! Watch ( Timepiece)

-JXV

.ZNH

YUW I Watch. ^

Afternoon watch...- drx

Anchor watch ;^ ehk

Dog watch LKB

First watch nbj

Forenoon watch .nkz

Keep a strict watch all night pyj

Middle watch etp

Morning watch sac

Night watch siG

Officer of the watch spm

YUX i — Watch-ed-ing. To watch.

YUZ ' —Watch and watch.

YVA —Watch below.

Watch the barometer l'_ fxm

YVB

YVC

YVD
YVE
YVF

YVG

YVH

Water.

Are you in want of water? yz

AbJcs precise time of high water and
minimum depth at that time xe

Note. — Reply mil be: —

1. By an hour signal. {See page 58.)

2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.

Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
at slack water {or, at — , time in-
dicated) ■ pvt

Between wind and water giy

Bilge water gjx

Bread and water hel

Breakwater hfm

Cask of water idy

Complete with water jko

Deepest water is in the — channel.. ilr
Deepest water is nearer the reef {or,

bank) fvb

Deepest water is nearer the shore ..kqv

Did boat take water?-- ._- gsq

Distressed for want of water lhf

— Draught of water.

Dying from want of water nf

Engine room full of water mbg

Engine room has — feet of water in it,

MBH

Freshwater NEC

Full of water nse

Good water. Water is good yvs

— Good water can be got at — .

— High water.

— High-water mark.
Hold on till high water. kp

— I am getting short of water, and must
endeavor to get some.

I have only — days' water. - za

Is the water shallow? vtn

Low water _ ebt

Low-water mark..- ebu

— ^No water to be had.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

435

WATER.

YVI

YVJ

YVK

YVL

YVM

YVN
YVO

YVP
YVQ
YVR
YVS
YVT
YVU
YVW

YVX

YVZ

YWA

YWB

YWC

YWD

YWE

YWF
YWG
YWH,
YWI

"Water — Continued,
■Of water.
Plenty of water. ywj

Requife, or, Send water tank {or, boat),

GUJ

Send for water vpy

— Sending a water boat.

Shallow water is vto

Shallowest water is — vtp

Short of water wab

— Slack water.
Soda water wjb

Stokehole full of water wvx

Sufficient water. "Water enough - . . xcu
Supply of water is small, not exceeding

— {quantity indicated) a day ywr

The water is shallow vtq

— Through the water.

Tons of water xuy

Under water. (^Depth to he indicated,

if necessary) ^-- yhm

Wait for high water ysx .

Want water ; dying of thirst. - n'f

Want water immediately yr

Water -ed-ing. To water ywp

Water ballast ' ftv

Water-baUast tank ftw

— Water barrel.

Water bottle- hau

Water can readily be obtained yws

— "Water can not be obtained.

— Water course.

Water enough xcu

—Waterfall.

—Water gauge.

— Water gauge out of order.

— Water is good.

— Water is not good.

— Water line.

—Waterlogged.
Watermark ywv

—Water police. River, or. Harbor police.

— "Water pressure.

— Waterproof-ed-ing.

— Waterspout.

— Water surface.

— Water tank.
Water tank is empty lxz

—Water tank leaky.

"Water telescope xmr

Water-tight xtc

Water-tight compartment JHB

"Water-tight door.- lks

—Watering party.

—Watering place.

—Waterman.

—Waterway. . „, . , ,

What is the precise time of high water
and minimum depth at that time ? . . xe

What quantity of water 1 - upv

You will have great difficulty m obtain-
ing water ..laf

DEPTH OF WATER (SOUNDINGS).

Note.— DejoWi of water in always to he
shoum in feet.
I
Apparently shoal water to the — _. -ERO
At high wat«r you will have — feet,

KUY

"YWJ

YWK

YWL

YWM
YWN

Water — Continued.
At low water you will have • — feet,

KUZ

At — (time specified) there will be —

feet of water over the bar fvq

Best anchorage (or, berth) is in — fath-
oms ov

Deep water kqt

Deepest water is in the — channel- -lut
Deepest water is near the bank (or, reef),

FVB

Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV

Did boat take water? gsq

Do not come into less than — feet of

water - fv

Draught of water Yvc

■ Drawing too much water Nz

Dry at low water lop

Entrance, or. Bar is not safe except at
slack water (or, at — , time specified),

FVT

Got bottom — with — feet hba

Have you shoaled your water? VYS

High-water mark yvf

Hold on till high water kp

How many feet at low water? kvf

I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct

me how to steer T nl

I am in shoal water vyt

I am in — feet of water VP

I shall not go into less than ■ — fathoms
of water, whether I make the land or

not QDY

Indicate the depth of. What depth?

KVB

Is there sufficient depth of water?, .kvc

Low-water mark RBU

My draught of water is — feet aft and

— feet forward . OA

My draught of water is — feet — inches

aft - LNC

My draught of water is — feet — inches

forward - __-LND

No bottom with — feet hbe

Not water enough mdv

— Plenty of water.

Proceed at high water ovf

Proceed at low water .._ twz

Rise and fall of water is about — feet,

UXT

Rock under water uyx

Shallow water— is _- vto

Shallowest water is — vtp

Shoal water, or. Danger in — (direction

indicated) .__ ..Gf

Shoal water, or. Danger to leeward -KLH
Shoal water, or. Danger to wind-
ward -- KLI

The deepest water kra

The depth of water here (or at place

indicated) is — feet at low water .KVD

Under water. (Depth to he indicated,

if necessary) 1 yhm

Wait for high water YSX

Water is shallow vtq

—Water is shoaling. (Depth of water at

last east may be shown. )
— Water is too deep.

Water is too deep to anchor ekb

—Water shoaling. I must tack.
— Water's edge.

436

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

Part II.

WATER— WE.

YWO

YWP

YWQ

YWR

YWS

YWT
YWU
YWV

Water — Continued.
What are your soundings? What water

are you in? {Answer in feet) vs

What depth? Indicate the depth of -KVB
What draught of water {in feet) could

you lighten to? ob

What is depth of water alongside the — ?

KVI

What is the depth at high water?, .kve
What is the depth at low water? .-KVF
What is the depth of water in feet at — ?

KVG

What is the depth of water on the bar
{in feet)"! . VQ

What is the dep'th of water over the
sill? KVH

What is the least water we Shall have

{or, ought to have)? vr

What is the rise and fall of the tide?-XH

What is your draught of water? oc

What water do we {or, shall I) have at

high water? kve

What water dc we {or, shall I) have at

low water? kxf

— -What water shall I come into?

When will it be high water? ovi

You will be aground at low water . - kx
You will get into shoal water, or. You

will shoal your water vza

You will have less than — feet of water,

KVJ

You will have water enough over the
bar. {Depth in feet may be shown) . vt

You will not have less than — feet of
water vu

You will not have water enough over the
bar {or, into the harbor). {Depth in
feet may be shoum) fwe

— feet of water in the hold qm

water-kd-ina. to water.

Watering place ywg

Beach indicated is good for watering,

FZO

Beach indicated is not good for water-
ing.^. FZP

Best watering place — is ght

Is there a convenient watering place?

JTN

— Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment.
— Supply of water is small, not exceeding

— {quantity indicated) a day.
— Water can readily be obtained.

Water can not be obtained yvn

You will have great difficulty in obtain-
ing water laf

Waterlogged yvw

— I am {or vessel indicated is) waterlogged ;

take people off.
— Waterlogged vessel.

Watermark.

WaTEEISPOUT YWB

Waterway ywi

YWX

Wave-d-ing. To wave.
Beach the vessel where flag is waved

{or, light is shown) . _ fzt

Boats should endeavor to land where flag
is waved {or, light is shown) jz

YWZ Wave. {Sea.)
YXA Wax-en.

YXB

YXC

YXD

YXE
YXF

YXG

YXH

YXI

YXJ

Way.

Best way ' ghz

By way of hps

Can I procure any assistance in the way

of — ?! CN

Cross way kei

Does the telegraph communication go

all the way? jfy

Each way ...lqz

Fairway, or, Channel ikz

Gangway nwr

Gather-ed-ing way nxh

Get under way as fast as you can kn

^Give way.

Headway. Steerageway oqt

I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my

way XLQ

I have headway Code Flag over j

I have stem way Code Flag over k

In a had way fro

— In the way.

Leeway' qmk

Long way qys

— Make way.
Midway rtm

— On the way — to.

Out of the way ...swd

Rocks. Reefs, or, Shoals stretch a long

way out GE

Slip way _. wgz

Stern way. Going astern fhr

The best way ghz

The same way VGQ

The way is oif my ship ; you may feel
your way past me hl

— Under way.

Usual way. The same as usual ymz

Waterway ywi

— What way ?

— Which way 1

— Wrong way.

We. Our-s. {See also Our) cpq

After we (ours, us) oil

Are, or. Is our-s, or, Are we? bem

As we (our-s) fbu

Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn

Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli

Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp

Had, Has, or. Have we (our^s)? brd

Had, or, Have we been? bpu

Had, or. Have we done? bmv

Had, or. Have we had? bre

How shall {or, will) we? bxt

If we (our-s) caw

If we are cax

If we are not ^..cay

If we can {or, may) 1..CAZ

If we can not {or, may not) cba

If we could {or, might) cbd

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

437

WE— WEATHER.

Wb — Continued.

If we could (Or, might) not cbe

If we do (fir, did) cbf

If we do (or, did) not , cbg

If we had (fir, have) -__ cbh

If we had (or, have) not cbi

If we shall (or, will) cbj

If we shall (or, will) not cbk

If we should (or, would) cbl

If we should (or, would) not cbm

If we were cbn

If we were not cbg

May, etc. (See Can, above. )
Might, etc. (See, Could, above.)

Must we (our-s)? cpd

Ought we (our-s) — to? ciB

Shall, or. Will we (our-s)? cja

Shall, or. Will we be? bhg

Shall, or. Will we not? cjb

Should, or. Would we (our-s)? cjw

Than we (our-s) ckj

That we (our-s) CLW

Was, or. Were our-s (we)? cpa.

We CPQ

We are bkw

We are not bex

We can (or, may) bkv

We can (or, may) be _---. bih

We can (or, may) have bsn

We can not (or, may not) bkw

We can not (or, may not) be bij

We can not (or, may not) have bso

We could (or, might) blp

We could (or, might) beJ bik

We could (or, might) not blq

We could (or, might) not be bim

We do (or, did) boq

We do (or, did) not bob

We had (or, have) bsp

We had (or, have) been bin

We had (or, have) done bos

We had (or, have) had bsq

We had (or, have) not bsr

We had (or, have) not been >--BI0

We had (or, have) not done bot

We had (or, have) not had est

We may, etc. (See Can, above.)
We might, etc. (See Could, above. )

We must CFi

We must be bip

We must not cfj

We must not be .- biq

We ought— to CIG

We ought not — to ciH

We shall (or, will) — cjh

We shall (or, will) be bib

We shall (or, will) have bsu

We shall (or. will) not CJI

We shall (or, will) not be bis

We shall (or, will) not have bsv

We should (or, would) cka

We should~(or, would) be bit

We shcJuld (or, would) have esw

We should (or, would) noii ckb

We should (or, would) not be Biu

We should (or, would) not have ...bsx

We were — to cpb

We were not— to cpf

We were not to be biw

We were to be .......biv

We who CPE

YXK

yxL

YXM

YXN
YXO

YXP

YXQ
YXR

YXS

YXT

YXU

YXV
YXW

YXZ

YZA

We — Continued.

Were we — to? CPJ

Were we not — to? cpk

What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we,

or, you)? CQK

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I {or,)

we do? f CQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) have .. cqm

What, or. Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? cqr

When are we? ^..- '- CQX

When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cbe

When shall (or; will) I,(or, we)? ..cru
When shall (or. Will) I (they, we, or,

you) do? --'- CRV

When shall (or, vn)X) we have? csa

When we (our-s) CSK

When we are csl

Where am I (or, are we)?.. CSQ

Where do (ori did) I (or, we)? csy

Where I am (or, we are) ?, ^_- . ctg

Where shall (or, willj I (or, we)?-.CTN

Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr

Where we (our-s) cud

Why we (our-s) cvy

Will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
Would, etc. (See Should, above. )

Weak-ly-ness.
Weak crew. Short manned kdj

Wealth-y.

Weapon.

Wearing. To wear.
— Are to wear.

Barely room to wear -_-Uzo

— Do not try to wear.

Have I room to wear? uzp

I shall not wear — until — yle

— I shall wear at — (or, when — ). ^

— In wearing.

Not room to wear mb

— Shall wear as soon as weather permits.

Wear instantly mp

— Wear short round.
— When do you wear?

Wore ZHS

Weab-ing. Wore. 'Wort'I (of clothing).

Weathbb.
A regular break-up. An end to the fine

weather hev

Bad weather zb

Bad weather is expected ...pp

— Changeable weather.

Cold weather izx

Do not trust to the weather ; it has not

done yet fy

— Driven by stress of weather.
Every appearance of foul weather. -ERZ

Fine weather myz

Foggy weather zc

Heavy weather coming; look sharp .fz

Hot weather OZF

I do not like the look of the weather.zE
I shall weigh as soon as the weather per-
mits , - zo

438

GENERAL VOCABULAKY.

Part H.

WEATHEE

—WEIGHT.

Weather— Conimwed.

ZAE

Wedgb-d-ing.

I think the weather will be — xqh

If weather moderates ... rx j

ZAF

Wednesday.

YZB

— Light unsettled weather.

ZAG

—Before Wednesday.

Moderate weather ...zf

Last Wednesday qgu

No woather report (forecast) ZG

ZAH

— Next Wednesday.

On account of ttie fog (or weather) .dfq

ZAI

Wednesday morning.

YZC

— Rainy weather.

ZAJ

—Wednesday night.

YZD

— Shall we have thick weather?

Shall wear as soon as weather permits,

ZAK

Webd-y.

TXS

Weedy bottom hrt

Signal (or, I am going to signal) state

, of the weather outside (or at place in-

ZAL

Week.

dicated) WDE

Day of the week kna

Squally weather. Blowing hard zh

Expected next week mnj

Stormy, or, Boisterous weather from

ZAM

—First week in — .

the — - ZI

Fourth week in — npf

YZE

— Stress of weather.

Last week qgv

Thick weather zj

"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index ".qxd

Unsafe to run in until weather moder-

zAJsr

— Next week.

ates YKO

ZAO

— Second week in — .

Until weather moderates rxm

Sunday week xec

Very bad weather .-_ frw

ZAP

— Third week in — .

Very weatherly ypt

ZAQ

— This week.

Wait until weather moderates gk

ZAR

—Weekly.

YZF

— Weather bound — at — .

YZG

— Weather has been — .

ZAS

Weep-ing. Wept.

YZH

— Weather is still open — at — .

YZI

— Weather permit-ted-ting.

ZAT

Weiqh-ed-ing. To weigh. (See also

YZJ

— Weather prevents-ed-ing.

AWBIGH.)

YZK

— What do you think of the weather?

Cut, or, Slip. Gret an offlng. Weigh,

What is the weather forecast for to-day?

KW

ZK

Do not intend to weigh pon

What is the weather forecast for. to-

ZAU

— I am not in a position to weigh.

morrow? ZL

ZAV

—I can not weigh until you have moved.

What is the weather forcast — ? -. -Nkm

I find great difficulty in weighing kzv

YZL

—What is the weather outside (or, at — )?

ZAW

— I shall not weigh until I get a favorable

YZM

— What weather have you had?

start.

Wind and weather permitting - _zpg

I shall weigh as soon as the weather
permits (or, moderates) zo

YZN

Weather (toward the wind).

I shall weigh immediately (or at time

Keep on weather beam gar

indicated) .-. zp

Look out on weather bow hck

I shall weigh the moment the breeze

On weather bow hcq

springs up... _ _.hga

Weather'beam ' gay

Prepare to weigh !-_. zq

Weather gauge Nvi

Ready to weigh. zr

YZO

— Weather helm.

Shall I in my present berth have room

YZP

—Weather lurch.

for weighing if the wind shifts. . .gfz

YZQ

— Weather quarter.

ZAX

—Shall, or. Will weigh.

YZR

— Weather shore.

Unable to weigh anchor bjy

YZS

—Weather side.

Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) show

YZT

—Weather tide.

your distinguishing signals dz

Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv

Weigh, Cut, or. Slip. Get an ofBng.

Weather signals. (See Meteorologi-

Wait for nothing kw

cal. )

Weigh immediately (o»' at time indi-
cated) zs

YZU

Weather-bd-ing. To weather. (See

also Ride. )

ZAY

Weigh -ed-ing. To weigh. (To ascertain

Can — (vessel indicated) weather the

the weight of. )

gale? Nvr

ZBA

—Weighing machine.

YZV

— Can weather.

YZW

— Can not weather.

ZBC

Weight— OF. '

YZX

—Could not weather.

(For Weight.i and Measures, see Tables,

ZlAB

Weave-ing-r. Wove-n.

page 51.)
Cargo under weight iaj

ZAC

Web-bkd-bing.

ZBD

— Counterweight. *

Crankwebs loose kbr

Deadweight koi

Dead weight cargo koj

ZAD

Wed-ded-ding.

ZBE

— Heavy weight.

Pakt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

439

WEIGHT— WHAT.

ZBF
ZBG

ZBH

ZBI

ZBJ

ZBK

ZBL
ZBM

ZBN

ZBO

ZBP

ZBQ

Weight — Continued.
How many tons dead weight of cargo

must you have? ias

Indicate weight — of pic

Measure of weight. (See page 53) -A^x

— Net weight.

— The weight is.

Under weight. Short weight yia

Want — tons dead weight of cargo -Ibe

What weight {how heavy) is — ? otb

What; weight is your screw? tkl

WELCOME-D-INa.

Weld-ed-ing.

Well {of water).
Pump well UBO

Screw well. Screw aperture era

Well.

All well— at -- DYE

Are you all well? dtf

Are your passengers all well? dtg

As well as- — fbt

Captain is well -- hwp

Cafgo sold well iah

Cattle all well — ifc

Do quite well ufo

Doing well lin

Fit-ted-ting very well ncm

Is my family well? msk

It will do very well - lib

— Not doing well.

— ^Not so well — as.

Report me all well .-..uez

Report — {vessel indicated)all well in —
{latitude and longitude indicated) on

the — {date indicated) tjn

To Whom shall I telegraph that all is

well on board your vessel? xmh

Tolerably healthy {or, well) oqz

■Very well.

Very well done -LIt

Vessels that wish to be reported all well
show your distinguishing signals-DYT

Was all well when you left? QLN

Was well when I left QMO

Well done -LIU

Well known QCJ

Will do his (or, its) duty very well-LQF
-Work-ed-ing well.

Your family are all well msl

— was well when I left QMO

Welsh-man.
Welsh coal

ZBR
ZBS

Went — to.
Was on board, or. Went on board- -GRB
Your letters went by the — QOS

Were. (See Was) com

West. ( Compass in degrees) amh

West. {Compass in points)

Alongshore to the westward of ■

— From the westward.

On, or, At the west coast of —

To, or, For the westward.

-ASD
-EAR

...lYM

ZBT
ZBU

ZBV

ZBW

ZBX
ZBY

ZCA

ZOB

West — Continued. '

— Too far to the westward.

West Indian cargo hzo

West longitude , Qzi

■Westem-erly-ing-ward.

(See Compass Signals, pages 45, 46.)

Wbt-ted-ting.

Wet-ted clothes ivy

Wet dock Ljo

Whale.

Whale boat. Whaler gvh

— Whale fishery.
— Whale oil.

Whaler. Whale ship VXG

Wharp-age.
Alongsidethe wharf (jetty, or, pier) .eat
Gun wharf ojw

What cpu

After what (or, which)? CPS

At what hour? EJC

Before what {or. which)? cpt

By what {or, which)? bjz

By what means? RNV

By what time? hpt

Do we feel any current? What is the

current? kgi

For what {or, which)? bpk

From what {or, which) ? bpx

How is the tide? What tide have we

now? XP

In what condition — ^is — ? - . JMZ

In what manner? RJS

In what quarter? hep

Of what (6n which)? --CGr

On what {or, which)? -Chg

Somewhat 'wjt

Then what (or, which) ckl

That what {or, which) .-. clx

To what {w, which).-- cod

What age? dsi

What alteration? Kcw

What, or. Which am I? cpv

Whatamount— of ? egm

What answer {or, reply) ? enp

What, or. Which are (or, is)? cpw

What, or. Which are (or, is), he (she, it,

or persons or things indicated)"! -Cp:^
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY
— ^What are the marks?

What are you about? -Dak

What are you waitmg for? ytc

What are your orders? suv

What arrangements— to {or, for)? -BXM
What assistance do you require? What

do you want? pgt

What bearing shall I keep the light {or,

landmark) on? Qr

What brand? hdy

What, or. Which can {or, may)?.--CPZ

What color:—- J^q

What, or. Which could(or, might)?-CQA

What condition? JNA

What current {rate and direction) do you

expect {or, reckon on)? kgh

What day? -.-Knz

What depth? Indicate the depth. .kvb

440

GENERAL VOCABULAEY.

Paet II.

WHAT— WHEN.

ZCD

What — Continued.

What did he say? vim

What difference? kzr

What distance? How far? mta

What distance ofif is — ? -LGM

What, or, Which do (does, or, did).CQB
What, or. Which do (or, did) they (we

or, you)? CQE

What do you make? Rix

What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)'!. CQD

What else?.- lvx

What force? nhz

What, or, Which had(lias,or',have)?-C<jF
— What has taken?
What, or. Which is? (See Are, above),

cpw

What is amiss? efn

What, or. Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) 1.--CFX

What is her name? sdq

What, or, Which is it? CQQ

What is the amount of ?.- — egn

What is the cause of your putting back?

XJDE

What is the current? Do you, or. Do
we feel any current? kgi

What is the depth of water on the bar
(infeet)t vq

What is the matter? kmy

What is the motive? --Sbd

What is the name — of? SDR

What is the name of the ship (or, signal

station) in sight? ^'- yo

What is the nature of? sej

What is the meaning of?- _ _ _ rnt

What is the range? xihy

What is the reason — of? ..-.irv

What is the sea like? - rx

What is the sickness? vd

What is the state (condition) of? .- jnb
What is the temperature? Wliat is the

height of the thermometer? xnk

What is the variation? jin

What is there to pay? teu

What is your complement? jkf

What is your name (or, number)? -_sdt

What is your opinion — of? srn

What kind (or, sort) of qaz

What length — ^is — ? qnp

What loss? RBH

What, or. Which may? (,SVe Can,

above) cpz

What, or, Which might? (See Could,

above) cqa

What, or. Which must? , cqh

What number (or, quantity — of — have

you? TJDW

What, or, Which of the — ?-,. CQi

What, or, Which ought to? cqj

What port? tov

What proof is there? tys

What quantity — of? - tjdx

What quantity of water? udy

What rate (speed)? , tjin

What, or. Which shal^or, will) — I?-CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) do? OQL

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,

we) have? cqm

ZCE

ZCF

zca

ZCH

ZCI
ZCJ

What — Continued.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they

(or, you) do? -.-CQN

What, or. Which shall (or, will) they

(or, you) have? CQO

What shape— is? ' vtw

What ship? vyp

What ship is that? (Indicate bearing,

if necessary) .::_ eo

What, or. Which should ( or, would) ? . CQP
What, or. Which should (or, would) I

(or, we) do? .-.cqr

What, or. Which should (or, would)

they (ort you) do? CQS

What size do you want? wez

What sort (or, kind) of — ? --.qaz

What success have you (or vessel indi-

caied) had? -__ XCD

What variation do you allow? jip

What vessel have you boarded? ord

What vessel takes the next mail? . -RFT

What wages? ysj

What, or. Which was (or, were)? -.cqt

What -way? yxh

What width (or, breadth)? het

What; or. Which will— I? (See Shall,

above) ..._ iCQK

What will you take? xkb

— What winds have you (or vessel indi-
cated) had?
What, or, which would? (See Should,

above) ' cqp

— Whatever-soevBr.

Which CUG

With what (or, which)? own

Wheat.
Wheat cargo hzp

Wheel-ed-ing.
Cogwheel izm

Handwheel - - oma

Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve

without disconnecting qob

Paddle wheel szg

Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horsepower to

follow, if necessary) szh

Pinion wheel __- tkh

Steam steering wheel wsu

—Wheel. ( The wheel. )
— Wheel rope.

Whept. (See Waft) ysc

When cqu

When am I to? CQV

When anchored ekd

When are (or, is)? CQW

When are we? CQX

When are you? cqy

When can (or, may)? CQZ

When could (or, inight)? ,_-.CR.4.

When did he (she, it, or, they) leave?

QLt,

When did it happen? OMQ

When did the accident happen? BD

When did you arrive? byV

When did you ground? CK

When, or. What did you hear last — of
(or, from)? obu

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

441

WHEN— WHERE.

ZCK

When — Continitied.
When did you leave? qlu

When did yon pass?. ..^ tcw

When did you part company — from — ?
•i.5> • m

When did you sail? so

When did you see — ?-.-.. u-i^ voc

When did you (or, they) separate? .vrj

When did you ^vrite? J_, zjp

When do (does, or, did)? ....crb

When do (or, did) I (or, we)? crb

When do {or, did) they {or, you) . . crp

When do {or, did) you expect? mnw

When do you go — to? odb

When do you intend to bring up? __ekf

When do you leave? .1 qlu

When do you sail? zt

When do you tack? xio

When do you think I am likely to fall in

with — {vessel indicated)''. 'j msa

When do you wear? . — .yxu

When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or

persons or things indicated)''. crd

When does he (she, it, or vessel indi-
cated) sail? _• VEY

When does it begin {or, commence)?

GDX7

When does the blockade commence?

GNQ

When done — with .. CRa

-When empty-ied.

When fiiiished Mzi

When finished coaling ixp

When first seen nbm

When going — to ode

When had (has, or, have)? — crh

When had {or, have) you? CRI

When he (she, it, or person s or things

indicated) is {or, are) crj

When his (her-s, its) .-.crk

When I (my, mine) crl

When I can {or, may) crm

When I have run my distance I shall put

her head off until — lgp

When is? (See Are, above) CQW

When is {or. are) lie (she, it, or persons

or things indicate.d)1 CRN

When it lulls ,-- eda

When last seen QGY

When may? CQZ

When may the bar {or, entrance) be

attempted? fwd

When might? '^Ra

When moored -. - ezn

When more moderate RXN

When most convenient JTP

When must? cro

When ought? crp

When ought I to see {or. sight)?.--VOD
When ought the next mail to leave? -RGB

When ready— to {or, for) uka

When shall {or, will)? crq

When shall {or, will) be? CRS

When shall (or, will) he (she it, or per-
sons or things indicated)'! CRT

When shall {or, will) I {or, we)? --CRU
When shall {or, will) I (they, or, we) do?

CKV

When shall {or, will) I have? CEW

When shall {or, will) it be done? _.CRX
When shall {or, will) they? cry

ZCL

ZCM

When — Continued.
When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have? CRZ

When shall we be at the rendezvous?

UQR

When shall {or, -wfill) wq,have? csa

When shall {or, will) you?.. -.csb

When shall {or, will) you be? csd

When should {or, would)? cse

When the _ csp

When the breeze goes down hgi

When the captain hxl

When the sea has gone down lmp

When the tide..- xsq

When the tide slacks wfs

When the tide turns xsr

When these (or, those) osG

When they (their-s) -.. csh

When they are.-^ csi

When was (or, wer«)? CSJ

When was the battle fought? pzb

When was the last death? koy

When we (our-s) csk

When we are csL

When were your last observations for

latitude? Qip

When will? {See Shall, above) crq

When will be the best time for crossing

the bar? XM

When will it be high water? ovi

When will it end? lyp

When will it take place? tlp

When will the end (or, last) be?-_-LYP

When will the tide ebb? -. xi

When will the tide flow? XJ

When will the tide suit xst

When will the tide turn?- XK

When will you be afloat? dqe

When will you {or, it) be finished?.MZJ

When will you be ready — for? ukc

When will you be ready for sea?---UKB

When will you board? grb

When will you complete — with? _..jktj

When will you have the cargo? ibk

When wind changes.., zpe

When would? {See Should, above) .csE

When you-r-s .-- .csM

When you are csn

When you are complete — with jkv

When you float nfg

When you meet zls

When you please tmv

Whence.
From whence {or, where) bpy

Whenever.

Where ...cso

Anywhere e<jr

Anywhere else eqs

Beach the vessel where flag is waved {or,

light is shown) --PZT

Elsewhere. -. lys

Everywhere mjc

From whence {or, where) bpy

Nowhere sky

Somewhere .wju

Where am I {or, are we)? CSQ

Where am I? What is my present posi-
tion? .- KZ

442

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

WHERE— WHITWORTH.

Where — Continued.

Where are (or, is)? CSR

Where are they? CST

Where are you bound? --SH

Where are you from? si

Where are you going? csu

Where can (or, may)? -. csv

Where could (or, might) ? csw

Where did you cross the equator?. -KEM

WTiere do (does, or, did)? csx

Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy

Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?-CSZ
Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
long? GEY

Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH

Where for? cta

Where from? Prom where ? bpy

Where had (has, or, have) ? - - ctb

Where he (she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is (or,^ are) ctd

Where his (her-s, it-s). ctb

Where I (my, mine) - --CTP

Where I am (or, we are) ctg

Where is? (See Are, above) csr

Where is (or, are) he (she. it, or per-
sons or things indicated) 1 cth

Where is he (she, or, it) gone (or, go-
ing)? ---- ODF

Where is it to take place (or, be done)?

LIV

Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?

SJ

Where is the captain? hxm

Where is the Commander-in-Chief?. low
Where is the commanding officer? ..jei
Where is the, or, Where shall we ren-
dezvous? , TJQS

Where is the — army? ewp

Where may? (See Can, above) csv

Where might? (See Could, above) .csw

Where must? CTI

Where ought? ctj

Where shall (or, will) ctk

Where shall (or, will) be? ctl

Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or,

Woersons or things indicated) ? ^ . .ctm
here shall (or, will) I (or, we)?..CTN
Where shall I find — (vessel indicated) ?

MYU

Where shall (or, will) I have? cto

Where shall (or, will) they? ctp

Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have? CTQ

Where shall (or, will) we have? ctk

Where shall (or, will) you? CTS

Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu

Where should (or, would)? CTV

Where should (or, would) the? OTW

Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?

CTX

Where the ...j. cty

Where they (their-s) CTZ

Where they are cua

Where was (or, were)? cub

Where was the battle fought? fzc

Where we (our-s) '. cud

Where we are ctg

Where will you cross the equator? .ken

Where you-r-s cue

Where you are ^...cuf

Whereabouts .'...csp

ZCN
ZCO
ZCP
ZCQ
ZCR

ZCS

ZCT

ZCU
ZCV

ZCW
ZCX
ZCY
ZDA
ZDB

ZDC
ZDE

ZDF

ZDG

ZDH

ZDI

ZDJ

ZDK

ZDL

ZDM
ZDN
ZDO

ZDP

WHEEEABOUTS CSP

Do you, or. Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? py

Whereas.

Wherein. Whereof.

Wherever.

Wherry.

Whether. ,

Which. (See What) cug

Before which cpt

Which do you think the best? gie

Which is (or, are) the best? Which, or.

What is the best? gif

Which is the easiest? lsa

Which is the road to — ? uyq

Which, or. What of the — ? .,.- CQi

Which side? - wbo

Which way? Yxi

Whilb-st.

Between while gix

— It is not worth while.

While he oqd

—While I.

— ^While you (or, your).

Whilst in harbor one

Whip.

Whiel-ed-ing.

Whirlpool.

Whirlwind.

Whistle.
Blow steam whistle (or, siren) at inter-
vals WD

Shall signal with steam whistle (or,

siren) during fog (or, darkness) ..we

Steam whistle wsz

— Whistle-ing. To whistle.
— Whistling buoy.

White.
— White buoy.
— White flare.
—White lead.
—White light.
^White paint.
— Whiten-ed-ing.
Whitesmith zdn

Whitehead torpedo.

Whitesmith.

Whitewash.
White washed-ing. To whitewash .yds

Whiting. (Cleaning substance.)

Whitwoeth Steel wtq

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

U3

WHO— WILL.

ZDQ

ZDR
ZDS
ZDT

ZDU

WHO-M -- CUH

By whom (or, whose) bka

For whom {or, whose) bpl

From whom, {or, whose). bpz

Of whom {or, whose) cgv

On whom {or, whose) CHi

To whom, {or, whose) coe

To whom shall I telegraph that all is

well on hoard your vessel? xmh

We who - CPR

Who, Whom CUH

Who are {or, is)? cui

Who are your owners? .- ..sym

Who can {or, may)?- --.cuj

Who could {or, might)? CUM

Who do (does, or, did)?. cuo

Who else? lvt

Who had (has, or, have)? CUP

Who is? --- CUI

Who is dead? kon

Whom is it for? Whom for? nhs

Who is Lloyd's agent? ^ QXJ

Who is the captain of — {ship indi-
cated) 1 or, Who is yonr captain?-HXN

Who may? -- -CUJ

Who might? CUM

Who must? CUQ

Who ought? CUB

Who shall {or, will)? zep

Who should {or, would)? cuv

Who told (or, said so)? xmz

Who was {or, were)? cuw

Who will {or, shall)? zef

Who would? CUV

Whom does it belong to? Gez

Whom does she {or vessel indicated)

belong to? QFA

Whose? ZDU

With whom {or, whose) cwo

Whoui-ly.

Annul the whole signal vf

Privy to the whole afEair dph

— ^Whole gale.

Wholesale.

Wholesome-ly-ness.
Not wholesome,
ness -

Whooping (Hooping) cough-
Whose. (See also Who. )

Why? .
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why
Why

Unwholesome -

YLQ

ZDV

ZDW

ZDX
ZDY

ZEA
ZEB
ZEC
ZED

CUX

amYto?! — CUY

are {or, is)? cuz

are you '^^^

are you not? CVB

can (or, may)? hup

cannot {or, may not)? cvd

could (or, might)? cve

could {or, might) not? cvp

do (does, or, did)? CVG

do (does, or, did) not? cvh

do (or, did) you? cvi

do {or, did) you not? cvj

do you not sail? '^^Z

do you put back? — -UDE

had (has or, have)? cvk

ZEF

ZEG

Wh y — Continued.

Why had (has, or have).not? CVL

Why had (or, have) you? CVM

Why had (or, have) you not? CVN

Why is? cuz

Why might? cvE

Why must? cvo

Why not? CVP

Why ought? CVQ

Why shall (or, will)? cvr

Why shall (or, will) not? cvs

Why should (or, would)?...- CVT

Why should (or, would) not? cvu

Why they (their-s) cvw

Why was {or, were)? cvx

Why we (our-s) cvy

Why were you? cvz

Why will (or, shall)? cvR

Why would? CVT

Why yoti-r-s.-.:- cwa

Wick.
Lamp wick-

-QDJ

Wide. Width.
How broad — is — ? hjn

— It is not wide.

— It is wide.

What width (or, breadth)? het

Wide berth ghf

—Widely.

WiDEN-ED-ING.
WiDOW-ER.

Wipe.

WiGTjE. (Measure of weight) ban

Will. (See also Shall) cwb

How will they? bxy

I will give you oah

I will if lean bks

I will wait until ysr

It will do.. BNV

Not willing. Does not agree dtz

Request you will UST

Request you will not usv

Shall, or. Will wait ysv

There will be time— to {or, for) xtq

Weather will be yzw

What, or, Which shall (or, will)— I?.cqk

When will it be done? CRX

When will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
to)—? UKC

— Who will, or, shall.

Will, or. Shall arrive— at byw

Will assist fgu

Will be ready— to (or, for) ukd

Will be sent yqr

Will be suflBcient (enough) meb

Will be unable— to OYS

— Will close (or, be closed).

Will it be? BIX

Will it be safe? vdl

Will it do? liou

Will it have? cwd

Will it prevent? tvm

Will not ciu

Will not do? EOV

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Part II.

WILL— WIND.

ZEH
ZEI

ZEJ
ZBK
ZEL
ZEM

Will — Continued.

Will not succeed xbz

,Willput - UDP

Will remain by you upk

Will rendezvous at {or, in) uyT

Will set in vsg

Will shift VXA

Will soon ._- WKC

Will stand by you wqm

Will succeed xca

Will they act? dio

Will visit YRD

Will you act for me (or, — )? dip

Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)^

DE

Will you be on shore today? {Specify

hour, if necessary) '. , _ koo

Will you breakfast with me? hpl

Will you {or person indicated) buy?-UCF

Will you come? jdq

Will you {or person indicated) come on

board? grp

Will you do it? owe

Will you get? _ nzg

Will you give me {or, my) — ? oan

Will you go? ODG

Will you leave? qlv

Will you make? riy

Will you make an offer? riz

Will you permit? dzq

Will you please? tmw

Will you put? UDG

Will you send? _. vqtj

Will you send for him {or, it, or, her)?

vow

Will you stay {or, wait) ? wry

Will you support us? xpb

Will you {or person indicated) under-
take it? YHX

Will you venture? yov

Will you wait for the mail? ytd

Will you write? zjQ

Yes, I will ZLH

Yes, it will _zli

Will, or, Testament xol

WiLLING-LY-NESS.

Unwilling-ly-nes3 ylb

WiN-NiNG. Won.
— has won a great battle at — , with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
.at — , FZD

WiNOH.

Steam winch wtb

WiND-iNG. Wound. To wind.
Winding tackle zfr

Wind. {See also Force op Wind. )

Anemometer. Wind gauge - elo

Baffling wind ...fsc

— Before the wind.

Between wind and water giy

By the wind hpq

Calm and light winds __htm

Delayed by contrary winds ksd

Detained by contrary winds ksd

Pair wind . ." mre

Force of wind nia

ZEN
ZEO
ZEP
ZEQ
ZER

ZES-:

ZET

ZEU

ZEV

ZEW
ZEX
ZEY
ZPA

ZPB
ZFO

ZFD

ZFE

Wind — Continued.

Foul wind nom

Gale of wind nvs

Harbour, or, Anchorage is good enough

with winds from — ox

Harbour, or, Anchorage is safe with all

winds _...oz

Haul your {or, to the) wind opg

Haul your wind on port tack ln

Haul your wind on starboard tack . _lo

Head to wind oqm

Head wind oqn

— How have you had the wind?

— How is the wind outside?

— How shall we have the wind?

— If the wind abates {or, lulls).

— If the wind continues as at present.

— If the wind shifts.

— If the wind should freshen.

If you lose the wind rao

In a gale of wind nwb

Is the anchorage {or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds? {Specify which,

if necessary) pb

It is dangerous to lose the wind GC

— Keep before the wind.

Keep head to wind pyt

Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives moderate winds from—

{direction indicated) rsh

Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives strong winds from —

{direction indicated) rsi

Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives winds variable from —

{direction indicated) rsj

Meteorological or weather report for
to-morrow gives moderate winds

from — {direction indicated) rsl

Meteorological oi: weather report for
to-morrow gives strong winds from

— {direction indicated) rsm

Meteorological or weather report for
to-morrow gives winds variable from

— {direction indicated). _ . .'. rsn

— More rain than wind.

Not wind enough mdr

Nothing but gales of wind n wc

Off, or. From the wind nry

Running before the wind vch

Shift of wind--- _ vwz

— Should the wind.

— The wind is — .

— The wind is going to change.

— The wind will come from the — .

To, or. By the wind --HPQ

— Too much wind.
— Trade wind.

Variable wind yod

— What wind leads through the passage
{or, entrance)?
What winds have you {or vessel indi-
cated) had? zcE

When it lulls. The -first lull rda

When the wind [or, breeze) hgj

— When wind changes.
Where did you fall in with the trades

(or, monsoon)? rym

Where did you lose the trades {or

monsoon)? rbi

Whirlwind _ zda

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445

"WIND— "WISH.

ZFG
ZFH
ZFI

ZFJ
ZFK

ZFL
ZFM
ZFN
ZFO

ZFP

ZFQ

ZFR

ZFS

ZFT
ZFU

ZFV

ZF"W

ZFX

ZFY

ZGA
ZGB

ZGC
ZGD

"Wind — Continued.
"Wind a gale nvs

—Wind and weather permitting.
— Wind appears to be steady.
— Wind fresh.

Wind gauge. Anemometer elo

— Wind has abated outside.
— Wind has not abated outside.

Wind is going to change zey

—Wind light.

— ^Wind strong.

— Wind will freshen.

— Winds from the — . With wind from

the—.
— Winds have mostly been.

Windsail ." zpv

Wind gauge. Anemometer elo

WlNDBOUND — AT.

I have been, or, "Vessel indicated has
been detained^days windbound at —
{place indicated) kye

Winding TACKLE. (See a/so Tackle.)

Windlass.

Bring it to the windlass him

Damaged the windlass k je

Steam windlass "WTC

Windmill.

Window.

Cabin window hqg

Windsail.
Hoist windsails owic

Windward.

— ^Beat (work) to windward.

Far enough to windward mdg

Keep more to windward pzb

Keep to windward l"*"

Keep to windward of vessel chasing,

pzo
Keep to windward until you are picked

up PZ«

Let your boats keep to windward until

they are picked up pd

Look out to windward Qzw

Shoal water, or. Danger to windward,

KLI

— To windward.
We are to windward of the harbor {or,

anchorage) ELI

Work-ed-ing (beat) to windward. --ZFX

Wine.
Australian wine i'mh

— Burgundy vnne.

Champagne ikc

Claret — ^^^

Madeira wine kej

Port wine '^^'^

— Rhine wine.

Sherry— ^"*^k

Spirits of wine ""^nt

— Wine gla'ss.

ZGE
ZGF

ZGH

ZGI
ZGJ

ZGK
ZGL

ZGM

ZGN

ZGO
ZGP

ZGQ
ZGR

ZGS

ZGT

ZGU

ZGV

Winter.

— Had, or. Has winter set in at — 1 ■

Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter

broken up — at — ? pbj

— In the winter.

Last winter qgw

— Next winter.

— Through the winter.

Warm, or. Winter clothing for ivx

— "Winter has regularly set in at — .
— Winter quarters.

Winter-ed-ing. To winter.

Wire.

Insulate-d-ing wire {or, cable) pnt

lilagnesium wire RKO

Steel-wire hawser wto

— ^Telegraph wire.
Wire cable {or, hawser) hse

— Wire rigging.
Wire rope vad

WisE-LY. Wisdom.

WisH-iNG — to {or, for).
Admiral, or. Senior ofiQcer wishes- -DKY
Admiral, or. Senior of&cer wishes to

know--- -— •-- DKZ

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you {or person indicated) dla

Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see

you as soon as convenient dlb

— Do you wish ?

Do you wish to be reported? ub

Do you wish your arrival reported ?-EYC
— ^Does not wish — it {or,- that).

I do not wish to show a light QRX

I should wish to know the nature of the

sickness, if any, before I send my boat

{or, communicate) EC

I wish for orders from Mr. — , my owner,

at — sw

I wish to be taken in tow .-.xw

I wish to buy hoy

I wish to communicate ; close lux

I wish to communicate personally- -JGC

I wish to land passengers : QEG

I wish to obtaia orders from my owner,

Mr. — , at— sw

I wish to see you before you go on shore,

OCN

I wish to see you on shore VNtJ

I wish to signal ; come within easy sig-
nal distance "^J

I wish to speak to you "wthk

— If you wish — ^it (or, that).
— It is my wish — that.

Owners wished me to inform you..SYK

Signal the name of place where you wish
to be reported by telegraph wdf

Stranger, or. Vessel bearing — wishes
to communicate wzd

They, (yr, I wish to abandon, but have
not the means aj

"Vessel seriously damaged ; wish to trans-
fer passengers - HM

Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals -DYT

Vessels that wish to be reported, show
your dis'tinguisbing signals ea

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Part II.

WISH— WORK.

ZGW

ZGX
ZGY

ZHA
ZHB

ZHC
ZHD

ZHE

ZHP

Wish — Continned.
Vessels that wish to be reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing

signals eb

Wish to communicate — by (or, with ) _ jgf

Wish to enter port or dock tm

Wish to get a rate for my chronometer,

GU

Wish to see you - - voe

— Wish to speak — to {or, with).
Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, passage),

TDL

— Wish you would.
— Wished.

With cwf

Are, or, Is with ber

Me with - CEG

Not with CGK

That with cly

Was, or, Were with cpb

When done — with CRO

With , cwp

With all sails set vfa

With arms.-, a evq

With complete success jkx

With him (his, her-s, it-s) cwa

With me (my, mine) cwh

With moderate-ion rxo

With much pleasure tmx

With passengers tdw

With pleasure. I will accept . . J . - . dca

With steam up ^ - ymc

With that (or, this) CWJ

With the cwi

With the captain hxo

With the tide xsv

With the view {or, object) _ _ -SMK

With them (their-s) cwk

With these {or, those) owl

With tools XVI

With us (our-s) cwm

With what {or, which) --. cwn

With whom {or, whose) cwo

With you-r-s __ cwp

With your permission . tgj

WlTHDRAW-N-ING-DREW.

— Have, or. Has been withdrawn.
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
count o£ice PBC

Shall, or, Will.be withdrawn.

WiTHHOLD-ING-HBLD.

Within.

Come within hail .- ...jda

I shall pass within hail olb

Keep within hail olf

Keep within sight — of WCB

Pass within hail olg

Send a boat within hail gui

Within range uhz

You are within range of the batteries
{or, of the guns) go

Without.
Date not known. Without date _ _Kt,w
If it can {or, may) be done without risk,

UTA

Not vsrithout permission tgf

ZHG
ZHI

ZHJ
ZHK

ZHL
ZHM

ZHN
ZHO

ZHP
ZHQ
ZHR

ZHS
ZHT

ZHU

ZHV

Without — Continued.

Without a doubt- _-."_--. lmb

Without any motive she

Without arms ygj

Without assistance.-- fgx

Without authority, or, Unauthorized,

FMZ

Without damage kjt

—Without fail.

— Without favor.

Without hesitation --.cum

Without loss--- RBj

Without payment •-- tev

Without permission -_. z-- tgk

Without rifk uye

Withstand-ing-stood.

WiTNESS-ED-ING.

Eyewitness - mqi

Woke. Wakeing. {See also Awake. )

Woman.
Clothing for female passengers.

Women's clothing IVK

Females on board mvq

Have you any women on board?j--GQH
I have no women on board gqk

Won. (See Win) zei

WOOD-BD.

— Can not procure wood.

Dyewood ---LQK

Firewood nac

You can get any quantity of firewood,

NAT
WoOL-iY.

Woollen.

word-bd-ing.

Byword hpu

Password tdy

Wore. {See also Wear. )

Work-ed-ing. To work.
Bell buoy damaged; not working-. gen

Board of Works gpf

Boiler working on seating gwr

— Can work up to — revolutions.

Ci'ew disaffected ; will not work kon

Crew discontented; will not work-KCO

Day's work , knd

Dead works {of a ship)-.. -.kol

Earth work lrq

Engine does not work well - . mbd

Engine works very well mbn

Engines working badly fem

Engines working on seating mcp

Fireworks nad

Have you anyone that can work at a

forge? NLE

Light on — ^is not working satisfactorily,

QSH

My working pressure is tus

— No boat fit for the work.
One screw disabled ; can work the other,

MW

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447

WORK— WRITE.

ZHW
ZHX
ZHY

ZIA
ZIB
ZIC

ZID
ZIE
ZIF
ZIG

ZIH

ZIJ

ZIK

ZIL

ZIM
ZIN

ZIO

ZIP

Work — Continued.

Propeller worked loose tzc

Upper works 1 ymb

What is your working pressure? TUV

Work badly frx

Work exjjansively mnb

— Work-ed-ing in.

—Work out.

—Work pump.

Work, ovi Beat to windward zfx

Worked-ing very badly fry

Worked-ing well zbo

Working her own engines mcf

Working one engine -Mca

Working party - - tcp

Working steam pressure — is TUS

You may work the semaphore vo

Workman -SHIP.

World.

Worm.
Worm-eaten lsj

Worn — - yxv

Pump gear worn out (or, defective) -Ubj

Worse. Worst.
— Could, or. Might be worse.
— ^It will be worse.
I — Much worse.

I Worth.

i Is it worth while shifting berth?. . . gfv

I It is not worth while ...zct

— It is worth.

1 Not worth getting ofl

I Not worth getting ofE {or, afloat) .-DQC
' Seaworthy — "s^i

WORTHLESS-NESS.

Would. (See Should) cjo

I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible GFT

Wish you would ZGX

Would recommend. Would advise . dor

WOUND-ED-ING.

Anyone hurt (or, wounded)?- eqb

Badly, or. Seriously wounded frl

Boiler burst; — men killed, —others

wounded '•,-.„--:— -^Y

Boiler burst; number of killed and

wounded not yet known ax

Boiler burst ; several men wounded. . az
Dangerously wounded (or, hurt) ; acci-
dent -- ^L

Gunshot wound. Accident happened,

DCI

— ^How are the wounded?

— ^How many wounded?
Is anyone wounded {or, hurt)? eqb

— Killed and wounded.

Many wounded. -;. ...rkn

None wounded sjp

Number of killed and wounded not yet

known Q-*^^

Slightly wounded wgs

— The wounded are.

ZIQ

ZIR

ZIS

ZIT

ZIU
ZIV

ZIW
ZIX

ZIY
ZJA
ZJB
ZJC
ZJD

ZJE

ZJF

ZJG

ZJH

ZJI
ZJK

ZJL
ZJM

ZJN

Wound — Continued.
— has won a great battle at — with a
loss of killed and wounded reported

at — FZD

— 's losses in ki ii °d and wounded reported
at — , -.QAR

Wove. {See Weave) zab

'Wkap-pbd-ping-er.

Wreck.

— ^A complete wreck.
Have you seen {or, heard of) a vessel

wrecked ( or, in distress) — zu

I am {or vessel indicated is) a complete

wreck .— — jkp

—I shall stand about to see if I can pick
up anything from wreck.
Is, or. Was there anyone on board? .eqc

Lost sight of wreck ray

—Off the wreck.
— On the wreck.

Passed a wreck ..TCP

Passed a wreck (daie, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary), but
could not render any assistance;

people still on board zy

Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary), but was
unable to ascertain whether any people

were on board -. zw

Passed a wreck {date, latitude and longi-
tude to follow, if necessary) ; no one

onboard zx

Pieces of the wreck have been found {or,

picked up) tib

Receiver of wreck - ulg

Shipwrecked vyl

— The wreck of — .

— Vessel indicated has been wrecked.

What has become of wreck? gcq

Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
{Bearing to folloie, if necessary).. zy
— ^Wreck buoy.
— Wreck is being pillaged.
— Wreck will be sold.
— Wreck-ed-ing. To wreck.
— Wrecked on the coast.

Wrecker.

Wrist.

Writ.

wlute-ing-ten. wrote. to write.

Do you intend to write from — ? pos

Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it

at length , xb

—Has he {or, she) or. Have they written?
— Have, or, Has not written.
—Have, or. Has written.
— I have written.

I intend writing Pow

I will wait whilst you write. yst

— In writing.
Send following message by post to own-
ers {or, to Mr. — ) at — , by signal let-
ters instead of writing it at length. wz

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

WRITE— YARD.

ZJO
ZJP
ZJQ
ZJR

ZJS

ZJT
ZJU
ZJV

ZJW

ZJX
ZJY

ZKA

ZKB
ZKC
ZKD

ZKE
ZKF

ZKG

Write — Continued.

Send following telegraphic message by
signal letters instead of writing it at

length - XB

—Shall I write?
— When did yon wi-ite?
— Will you write?
— Write immediately.
— Write to the owner.

Writing. (Mamiscript) rkc

— Writing paper.
— Written orders.
— Wrote to — on — .

Writer.
Type'flrriter yfr

Wrong-kd-ing. To wrong.

Wrong-ly.

Anything wrong with the engines?, .rd

I have wrong papers on board tak

— I was wrong.

Very wrong-ly ypu

— Wrong meaning.
— ^Wrong place.
— Wrong side.

Wrong way yxj

Wrought.

— ^Wrought iron.

X. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

ZKH

ZKI

ZKJ

ZKL

ZKM

ZKN

ZKO

Y. (Letter. ) (For new method of
seepage 13.)

Yacht-ed-ing.

Lloyd's Yacht Register ..qxe

Royal yacht : vbc

Royal Yacht Squadron... ..wpg

— Union des Yachts.
Yacht club. _- iwb

Yam.

Yard. (Measure of length) axe

Cubic yard aye

Square yarfl axz

Yard. (Ship's. )

Brace round your head yards hdo

Can I get a mainyard at — ? nyg

Can I get a spar for a fore yard at — ? .Nis

Crossjack yard kef

Dimensions of — yard are — feet in
length ; — inches in the slings. - . lak

Double topsail yards xwd

Fore royal yard niz

Fore topgallant yard .nji

Fore topsail yard njp

Fore yard- njq

Fore yard gone in the sling njr

Fore yard sprung njs

Haulyard, or, Halliard olq

Head yard oqp

I have carried away fore yard nkh

I have carried away main yard egk

— I have carried away topsail yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,

KJH

I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard kji

I have sprung (or, damaged) mainyard,

KJL

I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard kjm

I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard KJN

Iron yard ptb

Jigger royalyardandsail pvs

Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt

Jigger topsail yard and sail... pvu

Jigger yard and sail pvw

Lower fore topsail yard nki

Lower main topsail yard rgp

Lower mizzen topsail yard rwo

Lower spanker topsail yard wlu

Lower yard rci

Main royal yard rgp

Main topgallant yard rhb

Main topsail yard rhp

Main topsail yard sprung rhg

Mainyard rhi

Main yard sprung khj

Mizzen royal yard rwu

Mizzen topgallant yard., rwy

Mizzen topsail yard u-_.l EXC

Royal yard .. vbd

— Spritsail yard (or, gaff) .
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower

yard (or spar indicated) rck

Steel yard wtp

Top your lower yard xvo

Topgallant yard xvu

Pakt II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

449

YARD— YOU.

ZKP
ZKQ

ZKR

ZKS
ZKT

ZKU

ZKV

ZKW
ZKX

ZKY
ZLA

ZLB

ZLO

Yard — Continued. ,

Topsail yard xwf

Upper fore topsail yard ..nkj

Upper main topsail y&r d _ _ _ rhk

Upper spanker topsail yard xwa

Upper topsail yard xwi

Upper yard ymo

What are the dimensions of main yard?

LAO

What are the dimensions of yonr fore

yard? lap

— ^Yard arm.

— Yard rope.

Yard. Ship yard. Shipbuilding yard,

VXY

Dock yard ljt

Victualling yard yqm

Yarn.

Spun yam.

Yaw-ed-ing.

ZLD

ZLE

ZLF

ZLG
ZLH
ZLI

ZLJ

ZLK

Yawl.

Year.

— Half year-ly.

Last year -QGX

— Leap year.
— Next year.

Several years vsT

— This year.
— Yearly.

Yeast.

Yellow.
Has yellow fever diminished at — ? MWI
Has yeUow fever disappeared at — ? MWJ
I have had cases of yellow fever on

board mwk

I have had no cases of yellow fever on

board mwl

Is there yellow fever at — ? mwo

Yellow fever mwt

Yellow fever has diminished at — mwu
Yellow fever has disappeared at — mwv

Yellow fever is raging at — irwx

— Yellow paint.
. — men of the crew have been ill ot yel-
low fever {number to follow) - .mwy
— passengers have been ill of yellow
fever {number to follow) Mwz

Yen. {Coin) ^ -^-VG

Yeoman-ry.

-C, or, Code Flag over c

HUG

Yes.- --

— Yes, I am.

Yes, I can --
— Yes, I have.
— Yes, I will.
— Yes, it will.

"Vl? STERD A. Y

The day before yesterday . -- KNU

Yesterday afternoon dsa

Yesterday evening MIN

Yesterday morning SAF

— Yesterday's post.

ZLM
ZLN

ZLO
ZLP

ZLQ
ZLR

Yet.

By and bye. Not yet -hpx

Do not begin yet gdq

— It is not yet.
Not begun yet gdt

Not yet. By and bye hpx

Nothing decisive yet kpv

—She is {or, has) not yet.
The cargo is not yet sold IB a

Yield-ed-ing.

Yin. {Measure of length) -

yoke-d-ing.

Yonder.

You-R-s - CWT

After you-r-s cwr

Are, or. Is you-r-s -BES

As you-r-s few

Before you-r-s ows

By you-r-s - bkc

Can, or. May you-r-s? bko

Could, or. Might you-r-s ? bl J

Do, DoeS, or. Did you-r-s? bmq

For you-r-s bpm

From you-r-s bqa

Had, Has, w. Have you-r-s? brp

Had, or. Have you been? bfv

Had, or. Have you done? BMW

Had, or. Have you had? - brg

How are you? bxi

How do {or, did) you? --^ bxm

How shall {or, will) you? bxu

If you-r-s —GBP

If you are cbq

If you are not Cbr

If you can {or, may) CBS

If you can not {or, may not) cbt

If you could {<yr, might) cbu

If you could {or, might) not cbv

If you do {or, did) Cbw

If you do {or, did) not Cbx

If you had (or, have) cby

If you had {or, have) not Cbz

If you shall {w, will) Cda

If you shall {m-, will) not cdu

If you should {or, would) Cde

If you should {or, would) not cdf

If you were cdg

If you were not - ---CDH

In you-r-s cdr

May, etc. {See Can, above. )
Might, etc. See Could, above.)

Must you-r-s? cfe

Not you-r-s cgl

Of you-r-s--- - CGW

On you-r-s Chj

Ought you-r-s to? cid

Shall, or. Will you-r-s? __-CJD

Shall, or, Will you be? bhi

Shall, or, Will you do it ? bod

Shall, or. Will you not? cje

Shall, or. Will you not be ? bhj

Shall, or. Will you not do it? boe

Should, or. Would you-r-s? CJX

Than you-r-s Ckm

That you-r-s clz

To you-r-s COF

76564—09 29

450

(iENBRAL, VOCABULARY.

Part II

YOU— ZANZIBAR.

ZLS

You — Continued.

Was, or. Were you-r-s? cpd

Were you? cpl

Were you not? -- -- cpm

What, or. Which are {or, is) you-r-s?

CPY

What, or, Which do {or, did) you (they,

or, we)? CQE

What, or. Which shall {or, will) you {or,

they) do? cqn

What, or. Which shall {or, will) you {or,

they) have? CQO

What, or, which should {oi', would) yon

(or, they) do? CQS

When are you? cqt

When do {or, did) you {or, they) ?- -CRP

When had {or, have) you? cei

When shall {or, will) I (you, they, or,

we) do? CRV

When shall (o?% will) you? csb

When shall {or, will) you be ? csd

When shall {or, will) you {or, they)

have? CEz

When you-r-s csm

When you are csn

— When you meet.

Where are you from? si

Where are you going? csu

Where do {or, did) you {or, they)?--CSZ

Where shall {or, will) you? cts

Where shall {or, will) you be? CTU

Where shall {or, wiU) you {or, they)

have? CTQ

Where you-r-s cub

Where you are cuf

While you (or, your) zcv

Why are you? cva

Why are you not? CVB

Why do {or, did) you? cvi

Why do {or, did) you not? CVJ

Why had {or, have) you? ovm

Why had {or, have) you not? cvn

Why were you? .cvz

Why you-r-s? -.cwA

Will you do it? cwe

With you-r-s -CWP

You-r-s CWT

You are bey

You are not '- bez

You are to put udh

You can (or, may) bkx

You can (or, may) be biy

You can {or, may) have bsy

You can not {or, may not) - . bky

You can not {or, may not) be Bjz

You can not {or, tjuly not) have bsz

You could {or, might) blr

You could {or, might) be bja

You could {or, might) not bls

You could {or, might) not be bjc

You do {or, did) bow

You do {or, did) not box

You had {or, have) bta

You had (or, have) been bjd

You had {or, have) done boy

You had {or, have) had btc

You bad (or, have) not btd

You had (or, have) not been bje

You had (or, have) not done boz

You had (or, have) not had bte

You may, etc. {See Can, above.)

ZLT
ZLU

ZLV

ZLW
ZLX

ZLY

ZMA

Yov—Contimied.
You might, etc. {See Could, above.)

You must Cfk

You must be bjf

You must not cfl

You must not be bjg

You ought to --- cij

You ought not to - cik

You ought not to be bji

You ought to be bjh

You shaU (or, will) cjk

You shall (or, will) be bjk

You shall (or, will) have btp

You shall (or, will) not cjl

You shall (or, will) not be bji.

You shall (or, will) not have btg

You should {or, would) ckd

You should {or, would) be bjm

You should (or, would) have bth

You should (or, would) not — cke

You should {or, would) not be bjn

You should {or, would) not have bti

You were cpn

You were not cpo

You were not to be bjp

You were to be bjc

You will, etc. {See Shall, above.)
You would, etc. (See Should, above. )

Your ability to cyd

Your absence dbg

Your boat .- gvk

Your departure ktz

Your instructions {or, orders) pnm

Your man _. .- epk

Your order {or, instructions) pnm

Young.

— Younger-est.

Yourself.

Avail yourself of — fod

Place yourself .tlk

Youth-pul-ly-ness.

YouYOU. {Small boat.)

Z. { Letter. ) { For new method of spelling,
seepage 13.)

Zac. {Measure of capacity) ayz

Zanzibae-ee. Zanzibab Colors.

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

451

ZAEF— APPENDIX.

ZMB
ZMC
ZMD

ZME
ZMF

ZMG

ZMH
ZMI

ZMJ

ZMK

ZML

ZMN
ZMO

ZMP
ZMQ

ZMR

Zaef. (Measure of capacity) AYR

Zeal-ous-ly.
— Is, or. Are very zealous.
— YoTir zeal has been particularly noticed
by-.

— Zenith.

— In the zenith.

Zephyr.

[Zee, or, Guz. {Measure of length).. Awc

Zero.

degrees below zero.

Zigzag. ,

Zinc.

Chloride of zinc ,- iph

Sulphate of zinc xdh

— Zinc plate.

Zodiac.

— Sign of the zodiac.

ZOLOTNICK. {Measure of weight) bcn

Zone.

— ^Frigid zone.

Temperate zone xnd

Torrid zone. Torrid — xyc

ZOOLOQY-ICAL.

ZNA
ZNB

ZNO

ZND

ZNE

ZNF

ZNG

ZNH

ZNI

ZNJ

ZNK

ZNL

ZNM

ZNO

ZNP

ZNQ

ZNE

ZNS

ZNT

APPENDIX.

-Report me to Maritime Association,
New York.

-Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phil-
adelphia.

-Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
ciation, San Francisco.

-Veal.

-Hardware.

-Chapel.

-O'clock.

-Watch. {Timepiece.)

-Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon. )

-Strake.

-Kroner. {Coin.)

-Doppelzentner. {Measure of weight. )

-Cubic centimeter.

-Cubic millimeter.

-Cubic meter.

-Submarine signal.

-Submarine signal bell.

-Submarine signal receivers.

-Submarine signal station.

GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.

NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED IN THEIR ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

Notations.

B. Bay.

C. Cape, Capo, Cap.
Gil. Cnannel.

r. Fort.
G. Gult
Hd. Head.

Hr. Harbor.

I. Island.

Lt. Light.

Lt. V. Light vessel.

Mt. Mount, Mont.

P. Port, Porto, Puerte.

Pt. Point, Pointe.
R. River.
Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.

AALB^K— ALBATROgS.

Aalbsek adqm

AalbOTg ADPV

Aale Hd adhm

Aalesund aboj

Aardals .^bqx

Aarhus adkc

Aas Vser abke

Aaro I AD6N

Aarosund adgm

Aasgaardstrand abxt

Abaco AxiK

Abaco I., Great axin

Abb6, Pont L' aolu

Abbeville, P. d' apyn

Abd-al-kuri amok

Aberaeron aest

Aberbenoit, L' agjk

Aberdeeh afip

Aberdeen DockSjHongkong.ANYE

Aberdovey aesv

Abergele abty

Abervrac'h R agjh

Aberystwith aesu

Abo (Africa) alov

Abo (Baltic) acqg

Abomeh, or, Abomey alob

Abrolhos Rocks avwm

Absecon azmf

Abu Ail Is AMEW

Abukir B akub

Aburatani B aovg

Aburatsu Hr aoym

Abu Thabi amte

Abydos Castle ajxe

Abyssinia amps

Acajutla auqh

Acapulco auob

Aceitera Sh ahfk

Acheh Hd., or, Achoen Hd..APQj

Achill Hd APRv

Aci Reale aiky

Acklin I AXKH

Aconi Pt BCTi

Acre AKSN

Acul AXTQ

Addlia AKQC

Adams, P aokh

Adams Pt aude

Adda ALNM

Addison Pt baun

Adelaide aeux

Adelaide, P aeut

Adelaide R aejt

Aden amse

Aden, G. of amol

Adige R aitm

Adin Kerke abhp

Adler Grund Lt. V adbn

Admiralty G arkp

Admiralty Hd atzm

Admiralty I aqus

Admiralty Inlet atzg

AdoiU- R AGTP

Adrianople akbn

Adriatic aiql

Adra ahid

Adrampatam anpo

Adramyti akntj

Adventure B asgl

Adventure, P .athc

.^belo ADHB

iEgina ajod

.^roskiobing adie

.^tna, Mt AiKz

Afehanistan .am^n

Anandshage adoc

Africa aktb

Africa, British Central . . . .'. ambs

Africa, British East amlu

Africa, German East amjv

Africa Rock ahzb

Agadir alcf

I amiw

AQVN

;ira B ajou

Agate Hr beoh

Agay Road ahus

Agde AHQG

Agdenes ablx

Agerness adji

Agerso admb

Agger ADRB

Aghaliman akqm

Agiabampo aumh

Agon ACLS

Agon, Pt. d' AGEj

Agropoli Aijp

Aguada B anbj

Aguadilla axwb

(452)

Aguilar, C. D' anyx

Agulhas, C ALWY

Agweh ALNS

Anlbeck aczj

Ahorcados I ahnv

Ahuriri Bluff atle

AhUB ACFQ

Ahwaz AMUR

Aian, P aosd

Aichiu AOLE

Aigues-Mortes ahqt

Aiguille, C. de 1' akyg

Aiguillon agpc

Ailly, Pt. d' APYV

Ailsa Craig aexz

Air Pt aeud

Aird R aqtb

Aitodor, C akhp

Aix, He d' agqv

Ajaccio AiBE

Ajano, P AKNX

Ajighiol Spit Lt. V akgj

Ajuda AHCM

Akabah G amrb

Akaroa Hr , atjc

Akashi apbn

Akassa alot

Akba ALMi

Akedo ALOR

Akerman akfu

Akishi APLJ

Akka AKSN

Akkra alnh

Akroteri, C ajrv

Akyab ankz

Alabama axcu

Alabama City axcv

Alagoas Province avyz

Aland Isles acpx

Alandskar aoie

Alas Str aqns

Alaska atpi

Alassio AHWP

Aldya 1 AKQO

Albai A«FZ

Albani R almp

Albania .ajgm

Albany arpq

.Albany F beyx

Albatross I amiv

Part II. geogeaphioal signals — places alphabetically arranged.

453

ALBEMARLE— ANKATSAOKA.

Albemarle Canal aywf

Albemarle I auvj

Albemarle Sound aytl

Albenga ahwi

Alberoni aitr

Albert, P. (N. Z.) atbl

Albert, P. (Victoria) asbm

Alberton (Pr. Ed. I.) bdbv

Alberton (Queensland) asqz

Alberton (Victoria) asbo

Albino Pt ALUE

Albir Pt AHJV

Alboran I ahib

Albrahoa B i avti

Albreda alhw

Albue Pt ADMs

Albufera ahkn

Alcala B akzx

Alcanada Islet ahot

Alcantara awcz

Alcatraz I (Africa) alix

Alcatraz I (Cal.) augj

Alcudia ahos

Aldabra I amji

Aldan B aozl

Aldborough apom

Alderney agcw

Alegre, P .^vrk

Aleutian Is atro

Alexander, F atrk

Alexander, P alud

Alexandretta akro

Alexandria (Egypt) akuc

Alexandria ( Va. ) .4.zce

Alexandrina, Lake akvw

Alexandrovsk akgw

Alexandre vsk (Kola) abfq

Alexandrovski aorf

Alfaques, P ahle

Alfred , P. ( Africa) alyd

Alfred, P. (S. Australia") arul

Algajola aicb

Algarrobo avpq

Algeciras ahfq

Alger AKYN

Algeria akwy

Alghero aiey

Algier akyn

Algiers awyk

Algoa B ALXY

Algodonales B avct

Alguada Reef anlw

Alhucemas akzu

Ali-Agha P akob

Alibagh amzi

Alicante ahjq

Alicudi AioM

Alistro AHZX

Aliwal " ALXK

AliwalSh alyw

Alkmaar adzo

AlKatif - AMUC

Al Kuweit Hr amue

AUegranza alec

AUeppi ANCS

Alligator R "arjd

Alligator Reef axhm

Alloa AFJ0

AUor AQOL

Allsta, or, Hallsta acki

Almadabra ahkf

Almadabra (Morocco) albc

Almadi, or, Almadies Pt. . . . algb

Almagrundet Lt. V aciv

Al Manima amtz

Almeida B amcn

Almeria ahij

Almina Pt albf

Almirante B awof

Almissa ajdt

Almuiiecar ahgt

Alnses abol

Alnmouth afky

Alno ACMB

Alonyi '. ajzl

Alpena begl

Alprech, 0 : . apyi

Alps AIUT

Als adp«

AIb I adgb

Alsentia " atsd

AIb Sound adgh

Altagracia awlm

Altacarry Hd aftl

Altamaha R aykx

Altata AUMN

Altea AHJW

Alten Fiord abgp

Alten ABGT

Althorpe I artm

Altona ADUW

Altwarp Aczi

Alvarado awsv

Al Wakra amts

Amahlongwana R alyv

Amahoi aqpz

Amai, P : apcj

Amalfi aijb

Amaliopolis ajvd

Amara^ao awct

Amargoso R awcf

Amastra akno

Amazon R awej

Ambavarane amdw

Ambavatobi B amgn

Amber, C amdr

Ambemo R acjtx

Amboina aqpr

Ambondro R amfn

Ambong apyw

Ambre amdr

Ambriz B alsv

Ambrizette alsr

Am6d6el : aqyr

Ameland adyv

Amelial ayjz

America B - acqs

America, Central auqf

America, North atoz

America, South adwo

American Shs axhg

Ametlsle bcwx

Amherst (Moulmein) anoj

Amherst Hr. (N. S.) boat

Amherst (Pr. Ed. I.) bdfn

Amica Pt ajct

Amirante Is amjd

Amok..-- AQNi

Amokwa almg

Amorgo ajrp

Amour Pt beqj

Amoy AOBi

Ampenan B i aqnm

Amping aock

Amposta ahlk

Ampurias ahnd

Amrun I adsp

Amsterdam aebd

Amsterdam I amju

Amur B aops

Amur R aorg

Anaa atoll argv

Anacapa I aujy

Anadolu Hissiri I akcn

Anadyr R apoe

Anaga Pt alfc

Anam an vw

Anama Hr aply

Anama saki spit Lt. V apkt

Anamaboe alnf

Anamba Is apxu

Anamur C akqh

Andpa akjb

Anaphi ajrx

Anastasia B ajke

Anastasia I. (Fla.) ayje

Anastatia I. (Black Sea) akdo

Anatoh, C , akcz

Anatolia aknm

Anclam Aczs

Anclote cays axfb

Ancon auyr

Ancona aisb

Ancud AviH

Andaman Is anmt

Andenass Lt abhl

Andramatuba amgw

Andrava B ambb

Andreievsky atqn

Andreas, C akrh

Andros ajqp

Andros I axjc

Androth I andg

Ane, L'.Bank ahtq

Anegada axz«

Aneityum aqyg

Ange Gardien, L' bdsu

Angeles, Los (Cal.) auiy

Angeles, P. (Mexico) auol

Angeles Pt avfe

AngeloB, P. (Wash.) aucp

Anger apus

Angermannaelf acmh

Angers agpm

Angiang anvp

Anglesea abtj

Angoche R ambz

Angola ALSQ

Angra aldc

Angra dos Reis avtk

Angra Pequena ALua

Angsa Pulo anro

Anguilla aybc

Anhatomirim Islet avsb

Anholtl ADPH

Anliolt Knob Lt. V adpi

Anjer apus

Anjer, New apuv

Anjer, Old aput

Ankatsaoka B amfh

454

GEOGBAPHIOAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II.

ANKOBRA— AUSTRALIA.

AnkobraR alms

Ann, C BAJF

Anna B aonv

Annade Chaves B alqg

Anna Maria B : argl

Annapolis fMd.) azdl

Annapolis (N. S.) bcfd

Annatim aqyg

Annatto B axbb

Annesley B ampo

Annisquam bajl

Annobon I ■. alqh

Annunziata, P. Torre del. . .aihq

Ano Nuevo Pt .auhm

Anse, L' beot

Anse de Perros aghr

Anse du Pouldu agmo

Ansiola Pt ahpb

Antibes ahve

Anticosti I bdlh

Antifer, C. d' afze

Antigonish - bcvw

Antigua aycn

Antioch... akbq

Antioche. agqs

Antiparos ajrl

Anti-Paxo ajhw

Antipodes Is aton

Antivari ajgk

Antofagasta avde

Antongil B amef

Antonio, P axrc

Antsirana amdv

Antwerp (Anvers) , aegs

Anvil Pt. AEMS

Anzio AiGJ

Aomori aotq

Aotea atmf

Aotea Hr. atcf

Apaiang. aqwo

Apalacnicola axet

Aparri aqez

Apenrade adgi

Apia AREJ

Apollo B ARXU

ApoUonia akst

Apple Hd BCAZ

Appledore aepo

Appomattox R aywu

Apruague R awfq

Aquin axvc

Arabat B akim

Arabia amsd

Arablar ajzp

Aracaju, P ..avyp

Aracati awcj

Arafura Sea aqph

Arago, C , aueh

Arakan R anlc

Arama aqzo

Aranci B aidf

Arang Arang Anchorage anrx

Aransas awty

Arari apgs

Arauco avhi

Arbe P ajbn

Arbroath afiv

Arcachon agti

Arcadia G ajlv

Arcadins axti

Archer Pt asyh

Arctic Ocean abcd

Ardglass Hr afue

Ardmore afwn

Ardnakinna Pt afqb

Ardnamurchan afbz

Ardrossan (Clyde) abyk

Ardrossan (S. Australia) abun

Arecibo axwp

Arena Pt. (Cal.) aupq

Arena Pt. (Cent. Am.) auwk

Arenas Pt auky

Arendal abwf

Arendsee adcg

Arensburg acud

Arenys de Mar ahml

Arequipa avbp

Ares AGXS

Argao Pt AQis

Ai^entario Mt aipr

Argentiera C. . . .' aifd

Argentina avkx

ArgOS AJNL

Argostoli AjKG

Allelic Pt.... Aun-

Arguin B alfv

Argyle bcgz

Arholma ackd

Arica avcd

Arichat bcpz

Arildslage acdl

Arizona aulq

Arkhangel abeo

Arklow afvk

Arklow Bank, North, Lt. V.afvp
Arklow Bank, South, Lt. V.afvb

Arko acip

Arkona, C adbm

Aries AHRE

Armeghon angm

Ar-Men Rock .vgld

Armenia. aklz

Armenisti, C ajrc

Armi, C. dell' aikg

Amam R aosj

Arnaut Kioi akby

Arnauti, C .vkqw

Amel Pt AiiDi

Amemuiden aepw

Arnhem B arip

Amis adfe

Amo R AHXw

Arosa agyw

Ar-Rabbah. amos

Arran aezj

Arran Is afrl

Arranmore ( .A_ran I , ) .\fsp

Arrecife Pt albm

Arroroi aqhk

Arroyo axwz

Arm Is .\Qpr

Arsa Canal aixu

Arsachena G aics

Arsila albn

Arsuf AKST

Art I AQZK

Arta G ajig

Artaki B ajzt

Arthur, P .aokm

Arthur, P. (Tasmania) asgz

Arthur R asfc

Arvoredo I avsf

Arzeu, or, Arzew akyx

Arzic Pt.... ■ AGNO

Arzila albn

Arzobispo aqvp

Asab AMPj

Asaba . , aloz

Asafi ALBZ

Asan Anchorage aolv

Ascension I alux

Ashanti alng

Ashburton atiz

Ashley R aype

Aihrafi Reef amqi

Ash-Shehr amsi

Ashtabula bedv

Asia AMQu

Asia Minor '. akjm

Asinara I aipe

Askevold abpz

Askold I AOQM

As Ness ADLS

As Rocas awby

Aspra Spitia ajli

Assateague azqx

Assens adhq

Assini R almk

Asso AJIZ

Assumption I .\mjh

Astoko AJKU

Astoria (N. Y.) azpo

Astoria (Or.) atjdg

Astrolabe B aqtr

Astrolabe Road aten

Asturias agwi

Asuncion avpe

Atacames auvb

Atdfu atoll ABES

Atalaia Pt awdq

Atami.- aphb

Atchafalaya R awxs

Athens ajop

Athos, Mt AJWD

AticO AVBH

Atkinson Pt atuy

Atlantic City azmc

Atlantic Ocean alck

Atsuta , APrn

Attu I atrs

Aucanda Islet ahot

Auckland atms

Auckland Is atoj

AuCUtta I ANDI

Audierne agin

Aue AQZL

Augusta (S. Australia) arsIi

Augusta (Me.) balh

Augusta, P. (Sicity).' aile

Augusta, P. (B. C.) ATVW

Augfustenburg adgf

Au]ouan I jvmde

Auray agob

Auiich ADXU

Auskerry afex

Aussen Jade Lt. V adwm

Austral Is arhs

Australia arhw

Australia, North abhx

Australia, South .-.'^.rqg

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

455

AUSTRALIA— BARQUE.

Australia, West arkg

Austria aivb

Ava ANMO

Avatcha B apnh

Aveiro ahbk

Avenza ahxs

Avemako adhv

Avery awxm

Avery Rock bate

Avignon a'hrj

AviKs AGWK

Avola. AiLO

Avolos I. (Torre Avolos) ailf

Avon R. (England) abqg

Avon R. (N. S.) bcel

Avonmouth aeqi

Avranches ages

Avreas B aqwx

Awaji Sima apdl

Awanui R atny

Awarua * atgn

Awarua Lt. V atgo

Awatere R atjw

Axim ALMT

Axmar aclj

Ayamonte ahdo

Ayas AKRj

Ayer Bangles aptz

Aylen B aoin

Ayr AEYG

Ayre I ahpg

Ayre Pt aewx

Azamushi aotn

Azimur albv

Azizieh ajpi

Azores alcm

Azov AKIZ

Ba B AQZx

'B.aago ADHO

Baba I aqpb

Baba, C aknr

Babac I ajcx

Bab el Mandeb C amsb

Bab el Mandeb Str ampb

Babi I Apuz

Babushkin G aosk

Babuyan Is aqfq

Baccalieu I bevr

Baccaro Pt bchb

Bachian aqro

Bacht Ninh anwx

Back R AYXG

Backofen Lt acvb

Backstairs Passage arym

Bacton afns

Badagri aloc

Badalona ahmp

Badia P ajes

Bado P Aixs

Badong B aqnk

BaflBnB bezm

Baffin Land beyp

Baffle Creek astp

Bafra C akmq

Bagacai Pt aqiy

Baganioyo amkx

Bagasse Pt akqo

Bagdad AWTG

Baghddd amun

Bagnara aijz

Bagnkop adil

Bagno P AiHB

BagOt Pt BDLN

Bagur, C ahms

Bahama Bank aexh

Bahama Is axil

Bahia avxs

Bahia Blanca avmz

Bahia Blanca Lt. V avmy

Bahia de Cadiz cay axng

Bahia Honda (Colombia).. awlq

Bahia Honda (Cuba) axod

Bahia Honda (Panama) ausr

Bahiret el bu Grara akvg

Bahrain Hr amtx

Bahydarat B abcu

Baia aiiif

Bail, P AGED

BaUa AMWi

Baimsdale. ascb

Baioli, C ahpd

Baker I. (Me) basi

Baker I. (Mass.) baiw

Bakit B aqch

Baklar, P ajwq

Baku aklv

Baldbac I apzh

Balade aqzs

Balaklava akho

Balambdngan I apzg

Balang Nipa .\qmt

Balasor anim

Balbriggan afus

Balclutia athw

Bald Head Ch ayqo

Balearic Is ahno

Baleines Pt agqh

Balete, P aqkp

Balga - AOXE

Bal-haf amsg

Bali AQNO

Balieira Pt ahdb

Balique I awfg

Baliik akdw

Ballang R apyi

Ballast Pt AUJM

Ballina (Ireland) apse

Ballina (N. S. W.) asop

Ballinskellig apqj

Ballona P auix

Ballycastle aptn

Ballycottin I afwp

Ballyshannon apsi

Balmain askx

Balso ACLZ

Balstad abiv

Baltal apgu

Baltic Sea - - . aceu

Baltic, P ACTJ

Baltic & North Sea Canal. . . adup

Baltimore (Ireland) afxh

Baltimore (Md.) azdp

Baltrum I adxq

Baluchistan amwc

Bana Pt ahlg

Banana Creek alsb

Banana Is aljy

Banar^ B aqzj

Banche, La agpb

Banda aqpn

Bander Abbas amvp

Bander Marayeh amor

Bandol ahsv

Bandon anty

Banes, P axmd

Banff AFiB

Bangaai Archipelago aqmi

Bangalong aub

Bangkok ancj

Bangkok River Lt. V anuk

Bangor TWales) aetq

Bangor (Ireland) aptv

Bangor (Me.) baqd

Bang pa Kong R antjl

Banguey I apzd

Panholm admo

Banjarmasin aqbn

Banjuwangi apwx

Banka apkz

Banka I j aqmb

Bankot P amzv

Banks, C. abws

Banks Is aqwt

Banks Peninsula atje

Banks Str asdg

Bannow B afwb

Bansering apwu

Bantam apux

Bantayan I aqil

Bantry B afpw

Banyuls .' ahpd

Bar Hr baso

Baracoa, P axlm

Baracoon Pt alot

Barahona Axuv

Baranju Hd aslu

Baranof I atsl

Barataria B awyb

Baratti P ahyj

Barbacoas B awmv

Barbados aygp

Barbary Coast alfz

Barbas, C alfs

Barberyn I aneb

Barbuda aych

Barcelona (Spain) . . .< ahmc

Barcelona (Venezuela) awjo

Barclay Sound atxs

Bardsey I .- abtd

Barfleur agch

Barfleur, C agci

Bari aiqt

BariB ...i aqop

Baridi, C amrp

Barili aqin

Barisal anjx

Barito R aqbm

Barques, P. des agqu

Barka amtd

Barletta aieb

Barmouth aesx

Bamegat azmo

Barnstable bago

Barnstaple aeph

Baroda amyi

Baron Korfa G apnv

Bar Lt. V. (Mersey) abul

Baros apug

Barque Cove aydk

456

GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ABKANGED. PaBT II.

BAKQUERO— BESSIN.

Barquero agxb

Barra afdk

Barra Str bctu

Barracouta Hr aorb

Barra Grande avze

Barragua Lt. V anly

Barram R apyk

Barrancas awij

Barrancas F axeb

Barranquilla. .., awmd

Barrels Rock Lt. V Arvw

Barren Is aoef

Barrier I., Great atmp

Barrington B echo

Barrow aewg

Barrow, Pt atpk

Barry Docks aerb

BarBeback ^ aceo

Barso adg j

Bartika awib

Barth adbu

Bartlett Reef Lt. V aztp

Barton, P aqce

Barunguba I asij

Baruva (Barwa) anho

Bas, He de agiq

Bascunan, C avdy

Baseleghe P aiuo

Bashi R alyq

Bashee Is aqfk

Bashika B aknp

Bdsidu AMVJ

Basilan I aqu

Basin of Mines bcdn

Basque, P besu

Roads AGQU

AMUI

Hr ANQH

Bass R B AED

Str ASCN

da India amhb

Bassein R. (Burma) anlu

Bassein (India) amzb

Basseterre (Guadaloupe) . . . aydm

Basse Terre (St. Kitts) aybz

Bastia ., ahzu

Bastion, C anxt

Basto ABXV

Bata ALQT

Batabano axoz

Batan Is aqpi

Batan P (Panay) aqhx

Batanga alqm

Batangas aqgy

Batavia apve

Batavia R arib

Bateman B asit

Bath (Netherland) aegh

Bath (Me.) bamr

Bath (N. C.) AYST

Bathurst (Canada) .bdiz

Bathurst (Cape Colony) alyf

Bathurst (Gambia) alhu

Bathurst, C atpc

Batonga Roadstead alqp

Battery Pt bcsz

Batticaloa Roads anpd

Battle I bemp

Batu Bara aprb

Batu Is APUD

Battim aklp

Batur ALip

Bauld, C BEHD

Bavaria acvs

Bay City bega

Bay of Islands bbsp

Bay R aysn

Bay Rock aswv

Bayas akrm

Bayona agzn

Bayonne '. agtq

Bazaruto C alzx

Bazit Pt AKRS

Beachport arwp

Beachy Hd aklp

Beale, C atxu

Bear, C. (France) ahp«

Bear, C. (Pr. Ed. I.) ..bdal

Bear I abdm

B6arn ahpq

Beaver, P amkj

.Beaufort (N. C.) ayrg

Beaufort (S. C.) aynu

Beaufort I aomt

Beaufort, P alxd

Beaujeu Ch bdre

Beaumaris abtu

Beauport bdsx

Beaver Hr baxy

Beaver I bcmz

Bebek akbz

Bee de I'Aigle ahsr

Bee Helen Pt agmv

Bedeque B y bczi

Bedford Basin bcls

Bedloe I azoh

Bedout I ARLO

Bega AsiH

B^gleguer Pt aghy

Beglitzkaia Lt. V akiv

Beg Meil Pt aglz

Beg Morg Pt agml

Behkeimisaki apmx

Beian ablv

Beikos akce

Beipur anco

Beira ambi

Beirut aksp

Beit Hr amxi

Bekkervig abrt

Bel Sound abdc

Bel-Air Pt: amhi

Belem ahcb

Belfast (Ireland) aptr

Belfast (Me.) bapo

Belfast (Victoria) a rxk

Belgium aego

Belgrano, P avmz

Beliling Roadstead aqnh

Belillo AWMJ

Belimbing aptb

Belitung I apsi

Belize ■ awrc

Bell Rock AFiw

Bellavista, C aids

Bellechasse I bdsf

Belle-Ile (France) agnk

Belle Isle beqs

Belle Isle Str bepo

Belleville bdws

Bellinger. R asod

Bellingham B atyp

Bello, P. (Colombia) awno

Belle, P. (Philippines) aqjh

Belmonte avwy

Belmore Hr amcj

Belo Pulo I AJNF

Belvedere Tower ailk

Bej6bridge aemk

B^nard Pt aoez

B6nat, C AHTw

Bender Erekli aknf

Benevente avut

B^gal B anio

Ben Ghazi akut

Bengo B alsz

Benguela alts

Bengut, C akyh

Benicarl6 ahlb

Benidorme ahju

Benin R aloh

Beni Saf Hr akzh

Benkulen apth

Bfoodet agli

Benti Pt aljq

Benzert akwm

Beppu Aozc

Berau G aqsb

Berbera amou

Berbice awhk

Berck afym

Berdiansk '. akir

Berdugil ajpb

Berehaven afpz

Berenice (Tripoli) akut

Berenice P ampz

Beresow abcp

Berezan I akpz

Berg ABHi

Bergen (Germany) adbi

Bergen (N. J) azoe

Bergen (Norway) < . . abrl

Bergen-op-Zoom aefk

Bergudden Pt acmx

Bergues afxn

Berguglie B ajck

Berhala Str aprv

Berhanipur anhs

Bering I apnq

Bering Sea apnw

Bering Str apom

Beriuch Spit akip

Berlevaag abgc

Berlin acvx

Bermeo agut

Bermuda ayhq

Bemam R anrk

Berne ahvr

Bernieres agbs

Berry Hd bcoe

Bersimis R bdny

Bertheaume agjz

Berville afzn

Berwick afkr

Bes6s R AHMD

Bessaker abln

ahql

Bessarabia akpq

Bessin, P. en agbt

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

457

BESUKI— BOTAPOCH .

Besuki apwo

Betanzos ; aqxv

Bethune Pt aogh

Betsiboka R ampx

Betts Cove bexh

Betty I BOLD

Beundo R alqo

Buz6val Pt AGBH

Bezerta Grande .■ aldy

B6ziers ahqc

Bhagwadandi amyp

Bhamo anmr

Bhatkul Cove anby

Bhaunagar Creek amye

Biafra, Bight of alpw

Bianca I aidk

Bianche Pt ajcp

Biarritz agts

Bias B anzi

Bic I BDOT

Bicquette I bdoq

Bidassoa aguf

Bideford aepn

Bidston aeun

Bielosarai Spit '.. .akit

Bienhoa anvo

Big Arrow I bcqo

Bihit Pt AGIO

Bijouga Is ALiu

Bilbao - -AGUZ

Billhook I BDEj

Billingsgate I -. bagl

BiUingsport azlb

Billiton I Apsi

Biloxi AXBz

Bima aqnv

Bimlipatam anhi

Bingo nada apdy

Binue R alpc

Bio Bio R AVGT

Biorko acrp

Biorn ackz

Biornabben Rock acgx

Biorneboi^ acpo

Biomo ABJH

Birch Pt BDHY

Bird Island Lt. (C. Br. I.)--bcua

Bird I. (Cape Colony) alYc

Bird I. (C. Verde Is.) aigx

Bird I. (Mass.) azyu

Bird Rock (Bahamas) axkf

Bird Rock (C. Br. I.) bctf

Birkenhead aevk

Birmingham aevt

Biscay, B. of agjs

Bisceglie aiqx

Bishop and Cl6rks badu

Bishops and Clerks (Wales) . . absm
Bishop Rock (Scilly Is.). . . aeow

Bishop Sound arbt

Bismarck Archipelago aqtjc

Bissao I ALiQ

Bitter Lake, Great aktq

Bitter Lake, Little aktr

Biuro (Biuro) Klubb acnf

Bizerta akwm

Bjornsund abni

Bjoro

Bjur6

Blaavarid Pt adrp

Black Deep Lt. V... aeir

Black Head afts

Blackpool aevtj

Black R. (Jamaica) axsb

Black River B amiq

Black Rock Hr. (Conn.) azsx

Black Rock (N. S.) bcdh

Blackrock Pt. (C. Br. I.)....BCTn

Black Sea akdb

Blacksod B afrx

Blackstrap B ahgb

Blackwall aeix

Blackwater Bank Lt. V apvm

Blair Hr anth

Blair, P. (Andaman) anmw

Blakeney, P atum

Blakistone I ayzw

Blanc, P aghq

Blanc Nez, C apxz

Blanche B. (New Pom.) — aqtjh
Blanche P. (S. Australia) ... arqs

Blanco, C. (Cent. Am.) atjrq

Blanco, C. (Or.) auel

Blanco, C. (Palma) ahof

Blanco, C. (W. Africa) alpu

Bla*nes ahmq

Blankenberghe aehk

Blankenese adtjr

Blavet AGNF

Blaye ...agsx

Blegen Lille absv

Blenheim atkb

Blfeve Reef amel

Blexen advs

Blight Boat Entrance aszg

Blixvser abjo

Block I. AZUT

Blonde Is aoku

Bloody Foreland afsn

BloSCOn Pt AGIN

Bluefield awov

BluefieldsB axry

Blue Hill B barq

Blue Mountain axsv

Blueskin atil

Bluff Hr ATGN

Bluff, The ALYZ

Blunt I ATZB

Blyth AFLB

Bo ^^"^^

Boar I. (Burgeo) betg

Boars Hd bcfp

Boca Chica awmt

Boca del Tore awoh

Bodalla asin

Bodega B aufw

Bodiel AYTi

Bodo ABJG

ADHE

.ABLI
ACNF

Boggonosky .
Boghazi P.. .

AKGS

AJTS

AWMB

Bogoyavlensk akgp

Bogskar acqk

Bohemia acvr

Bohull AQIZ

BohusB ABZj

Boigul AQSN

Boisdale, Loch afdj

Bois Rouge Pt —

Bojador, C

Bojana R

Bojeador, C

Bokel cay

Bolinao

Bolivar Pt. (Tex.)

Bolivar (Venezuela)

Bologna

Bol Shuzhmui I

BoltHd

Boma, P

Bom Abrigo I

Bomarsund

Bombah G

Bombay

Bombay Hook

Bombetoke B

Bombori F

Bomma

Bommelo

Bon, C

Bona

Bonacca I

Bonaire I

Bonaventura Cove

Bonavista (C. Verde Is.).
Bonavista, C

BondgR

Bondulan Pt

B6ne l

Bo'ness

Bongao I

Bonham I

Boni

Bonifacio

Bonifati, C

Bonin Is

Bonita Pt

Bonne B

Bonny R

Bon Portage I

Boeby I

Boom

Boompjes I

Boon I

Borcea

Borda, C

Bordeaux..;

Bordentown

Borgholm

Borga

Bormquen, C

Borja B

Borkum Flat Lt. V . —

Borkum I

Bormes Road - - -

Borneo

Bornholm

BSroholm

. Borrowstounness

Bosch - -

Bosnia

Bosphorus

Bossiljina

Boston (England) .

Boston (Mass.)

Boston Lt. V

Botafoch I

-AMHK
. -ALFQ
..AJGP
-AQEX
.AWQV
. .AQEL
. -AWVI
. .A WIN
..AISR
..ABET
.ABNR
. .AXLK
. .AVSR
. -ACQO
. .A] TTJ
. .AHZD
. . . AZIT
, .AMFU
. .AKLH
. ..ALSI
. .ABSR
.AKWD
. .AKXD
. -AWPI
, .AWKP
. .AWOB
. .ALHP
. .BEWC,
. . AQZP
. ..AQIG
..AKXD
. .AFKC
. . AQLV
..AOEY
. .AQMR
. .AIBM
. . . AIJQ
. .AQVP
..AUGD
..BERZ
. . .ALPJ
. . .BCHI
. . .ASZIT
..AEGV
, . .APVJ
. .BAKS
..AKEU
. .ARTW
. . .AGTD
. ..AZKP
..ACOW
..ACRH
. .AXWD
. . .AVJH
. . .ADYP
. .ADYE
..AHUE
. ..APXF
. ..ACEY
. ..ABMJ
. . .AFKC
. ..AIEV
. .ADUG
. . .AJGE
. . .AJZX
. . .AJDN
. . . AFNI
. . .BAHS
. ..BAGY
. . .AHNY

458

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKRANGED. PaRT II.

BOTANY— BURNETT.

Botany asjq

Bothnia, G. of acko

BOUC AHRP

Bougainville Str aqxf

Bougainville I aqwn

Bougaroni, C akxv

Boughton R bdcg

Bougie AKYB

Boulogne afyg

Boundary B atyb

Bounty Is atop

Bouquet, P arbi

Bourchier Group aoky

Boursefranc agrl

Bouzarfeah akyl

Bovalino aipm

Bovbierg adrl

Bowen aswo

Bowen, P asvj

Bowling Green, C aswq

Boyanna B ampr

Boyne R. ^Ireland) apuq

Boyne R. (Queensland) . . - .astz

Boz Bumu AJYR

Brabant, C amij

Bradford apmt

Bradley Hd Xskh

Braganza Shoal Lt. V awdu

Brahestad acom

Brahniaputra R ankc

Braila akbs

Brake advx

Brameya R aljg

Brandaris adzb

Brandinchi, P . . . .\, aidm

Brandao ". . adgq

Brandy Pots , bdpo

Brandywine Sh azib

Brantevik acft

Bras d'Or bctl

Brass R alpi

Bratholm abqj

Brava I aihs

Brawa amny

Brazil avqt

Brazos R awut

Brazos Santiago awtp

Brazza I ajdv

Brazzaville .' als j

Breaker Pt anzq

Breaksea Pt aerc

Breaksea I arpl

Breaksea Lt. V aerd

Breakwater Hr azhv

Bredasdorp alxc

Bredskar acmk

Breede R alxe

Br6hat I aohj

Bremen adwc

Bremer B arpv

Bremerhaven advr ■

Bremerton aubq

Bremo aclw

Brenton Reef Lt. V azxk

Brescou I ahqk

Breskens aepz

Bressay I apgn

Brest AGKH

Brest, Rade de agkm

Bretagne aget

Breton, C agto

Breton, P agpv

Breves awbh

Brevik abwx

Brevilacqua . , ajch

Brewer baqq

Brewer Str aprp

Bridgeport (C. Br. I.) bcsk

Bridgeport (Conn.) aztd

Bridgetown aygj

Bridgewater (England) aepz

Bridgewater (N. S.) bcjq

Bridlington afmi

Bridport (England) aenb

Bridport (Tasmania) asdo

Brielle aedh

Brierl bcfs

Brighton (England) abli

Brighton (N. Y.) azqd

Brigus B BEVi

Brill Rk aqmy

Brin Factory alio

Brinatauri R aqsw

Brindisi aiqk

Brioni Is aiwz

Brisbane asqp

Brisbane Road Pile Lt. Ho. .jUsql

Bristol (England) abqc

Bristol (R. I.) Azws

British Columbia atsx

British Guiana awhi

British Honduras awql

British New Guiana aqrv

Briton Ferry aern

Brixham aenk

Broach amyo

Broadhaven apsc

Broad Mount Hr asuy

Broad Sound asvn

Broadstairs . . , abki

Brockton Pt atvd

Brockville bdvt;

Broken B . ; asly

Bronno abkn

Bronnosund abkl

Brooklyn Azpp

Broome arlm

Brothers (China) aobe

Brothers Lt. (N. Z.) atdu

Brothers, The (Red Sea) amqp

Broughton Hr. (Korea) aomx

Broughton, P arsi

Broughty Ferry apiz

Brouwershaveh abec

Brow Hd appv

BrownsvUle awtm

Bruceport aucv

Bruges aehl

Bruit R APYG

Brul6, C BDRW

BruloS AKTX

Brunet I betm

Brunei apyn

Brunsbiittel adue

Brunsbilttelkoog aduc

Brunshausen adum

Brunswick ayku

Brunswick Dock aevh

Brunswick R asov

Bruny I aspw

Brusa ajyw

Brusc < AHSZ

Brussels aegz

Briister Ort acwt

BuaC AQGT

Buaro I aqwp

Buccaneer Archipelago arld

Buccari B aiyt

Buchan Ness apin

Bucharest akph

Buchupero avgi

Buckminster I aogt

Bucksport BAQj

Buctouche R bcyk

Bud? ABNG

Budapest .aiyn

Budd Inlet aubz

Buddon Ness apix

Budrum akpp

Budua AJGC

Buenaventura adtq

Buena Vista aqht

Bueno Rio axrm

Bueno R avhx

Buenos Aires avod

BuSalo BDZS

Buffalo R ALYM

Bug R AKGL

Bugia. ., AHCL

Bugio (Madeira) aldz

Buholm ABKj

Buitenzorg .' .\pvg

Buk Pt.-«... ADCI

Bukas Is '. AQjz

Bulama aliv

Bulari B aqys

Bulbineh alji

Buleleng Roadstead aqnh

Bulgaria akdt

Bulbar amov

Bulk Pt ADEW

.Bull B aypq

Bull Pt. (C. Verde Is.) alge

Bull Pt. (England) abps

Bull Rock AFQG

BuUer R atfi

Bulsar .amyt

Bulusan aqqb

Bulwer Pilot Station aspy

Bunbury arop

Buncrana afsv

Bundaberg astl

Bundoo asiv

Bunga B aptq

Bungo Ch , . AOYT

Buol AQLO

Burai, P aqyz

Burano '. aitz

Burges asen

Burgess Islet atne

Burghaz B akdm

Burght ABGU

Bunas I aqgo

Burin I bbuh

Burketown arig

Burleigh aspi

Burling I ahbp

Burlington azks

Burma anky

Burnett Hr asgt

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

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BURNETT— CARLISLE.

Burnett R astj

Burnham aepx

Burnt I. (G. of Aden) amos

Burnt I. (Me.),. banp

Burnt Is. (India) anbh

Burntcoat Hd bcbp

Burntisland apjp

Burra alzv

Burrard Inlet atvb

Burriana ahks

Burrow Hd aexq

Burruni R asth

Burry P aeru

Bum I AQEE

Burwell, P .' beai

Bushire amvb

BusioS C AVUB

Buskar I acbq

Busselton arow

Bustard Hd astr

BUSO, P AIUY

BuStO, C AGWO

Busuanga aqck

BuSUm ADTIi

Butang Group anqd

Bute Docks aeqx

Buton AQML

Butt of Lewis apcv

Butuan aqkh

Buyuk B AKCi

Buyuk Chekmejeh. ajxs

Buyukd^r6 akcg

Buzzards B azxw

By Lt. V AOSN

Bynoe Hr arjt

Byron, C asot

Caballeria, C ahpl

Caballo I aqdo

Caballo Pt agvi

Caballos Pt awpu

Cabanal ahkr

Cabanas P axob

Cabedello awbc

Cabello, P awkp

Cabeza de San Juan axwl

Cabonico axlw

Cabot I BEWM

Cabot Str bctjv

Cabral aqdg

Cabral B avws

Cabrera ahoz

Caccia,C aifc

Cacheo R a.mk

Cacilhas Pt ahcn

Cadaqu^B ahng

Cades Pt aycp

Cadiz AHEP

Caen agbn

Caermarthen abrx

Caesarea aksr

Cagliari aidy

CaiCOsIs AXKN

Cairns : asxy

Cairo aktd

Cala,C AHOJ

Calabar alpn

Calabazas Isles aqhz

Calabria "pk

Calaburras Pt AHOt,

Calafat akpd

Cala Grande I aipq

Calagua aqfo

Calais afxy

Calamianes Group ■. . . acjcn

Oalandorang B aqbc

Calarasi akex

Calapan aqcz

Calbayoc aqjm

Calbuco Ch avij

Calcasieu R awxd

Calcutta ANji

Caldera, P avdq

Caldwell alki

Caldy I aery

Caledonia Hr awng

Caledonian Canal apbr

Calella ahmn

Caleta Buena avcn

•Calf of Man abwy

Calicut ANCM

California auex

California G auld

California, Lower aukj

Calimere, Pt anfp

Callao AUYT

Calle, La ak wz

Calliope R asug

Calonge agsq

Calonna R axov

Calpe AHjY

Calshot Lt. V , ABLY

Calumbo alti

Calumet bbjo

Calvi AiBY

Camaguan awip

Camamu ,. avxm

Camana avbj

Camarat, C ahuj

Camaret agku

Camargue ahrc

Camarmas aoyf

Cambay G amyg

Cambodia anvd

Cambridge G arki

Cambrils ahlq

Camden (Me.) bapf

Camden (N. J.) azkv

Camden Haven asni

Camiguin aqfh

Caminha agzu

Cammin acyr

Campana avol

Campanella Pt aihw

Campbell, C atjtt

Campbell I atol

Campbell, P. (Andaman) ..anmx

Campbell, P. (Victoria) ABxa

Campbelltown (Canada) bdje

Campbelltown (N. Z.) atgl

Campbelton aezn

Campeche awry

Campen adyn

Campo alle Serre ahyq

Campo R "QR

Campobello I baxj

Campos ..AVUJ

Canada bawl

Cananea avst

Canary Is albb

Canaveiras avxb

Canaveral, C axih

Cancale agev

Candas. ..'. aowe

Candia ajpd

Candia Town ajpm

Candolu Islet aqjt

Cani Is akwj

Cannes ahxjw

Canning (N. S.) bcbr

Canning F. (Singapore) ansu

Canning, P. (India) anjt

Canonnier Pt amif

Canso Bcoj

Canso, Gut of bcoy

Cantick Hd '.apew

Cantin, 0 albx

Canton any:

Canton R anyj

Cantyre, Mull of aezp

Canzirri .'. . aikr

Capalonga aqfp

Cape Breton I bcpn

Cape Colony alvm

Cape Town alwi

Capel rosso Pt ahzk

Cape Verde Is algo

Capis AQHY

Capocesto ajdh

Capones Pt ^ . aqbb

Caporosso Pt ahzg

Cappuccini, Mt aisg

Capraia ahzl

Caprara, C aifh

Caprara I airp

Caprera I , aicw

Capri AIHX

Capricorn, C asuk

Capucins Pt agkt

Carabobo Province awkb

Caracas (Ecuador) au vd

Caracas (Venezuela) awjy

Caracol ^ AXTr

Caracoli awmh

Caraga B aqkl

Cara-Irman akei

Caraminal agytj

Caraquette I bdik

Caravellas avwk

Carbon, C '- akyd

Carbonara, C aidt

Carbonear I bevo

Carboneras ahiq

Carcar aqiv

CArdenas axnq

Cardiff abqw

Cardigan (Wales) aesq

Cardigan B. Lt. V absr

Cardigan B. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdab

Cardwell asxi

Carena Pt aihy

Carentan agbx

Cargados Carajos amiv

Cargodo I aomw

Canaco awjg

Caribou bcwu

Carimata Str apxj

Carleton bdka

Carlingford afuj

Carlisle abwt

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.

CARLISLE— CHEMULPO.

Carlisle B. (Barbados) aygh

Carlisle B. (Jamaica) axsh

Carljohansvsern abxy

Carlo Forte aieq

Carloway afcu

Carlso ACHG

Carmanah , atxq

Carmel auhw

Carmel, C aksp

Carmen I awsp

Carnarvon (Wales) aetf

Carnarvon B. Lt. V aetg

Carnarvon (W. Australia) . . . abmk

Carnero ahfo

Camsore Pt apvu

Carolina Is aqux

CarolLnensiel adxm

Carouge R bdtm

Carpentaria G arhy

Carraca ahev

Carranza, C avgf

Carriacou aypw

Carrickfergus aftu

Can-il agyx

Carrizal Bajo B avdu

Cartagena (Colombia) awmr

Cartagena (Spain) ^ ahiz

Cartaya ahds

Carteret, C. de agbb

Carthage, C akwg

Cartwright Hr. bexv

Carupano awjc

Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, S.^.ahdc
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, W.).ahbe

Carysfort Reef axhp

Casablanca avfi

Cascaes B ahbx

CaSCO B BALZ

Caacumpeque Hr bdes

Casilda, P axpo

Casma B. atyf

Caspian Sea akls

Casquets ac.cx

Cassanha altn

Oassie Pt bcyh

Cassis AHSQ

Castellamare (Italy) aihs

Oastellamare (Sicily) ainh

CaStelli, Pt. du agox

Castello Mt ahzm

Castellon de la Plana ahkt

Castel nuovo (Spalato) ajdq

Castelnuovo (Cattaro, G.)...ajfv

Castel Sardo aifo

Castiglione ahyo

Castillo B .WQR

Castine ■ bacjs

Castle B , afdl

Castle Haven azfh

Castle I AXKj

Castlemaine apcio

Castletown abxc

Castries B acre

Castries, P ayfi

Oastropol agwd

Castro Urdiales agvc

Castua aiyk

Cat I. (Bahamas) axjw

Cat I. (Miss.) AXBT

Cataingan aqhp

Catalina Hr bbvx

Catanduanes aqfx

Catania ailb

Catanzaro aipk

Catastrophe, C aesb

Catbalogan aqjn

Catherine Hill B asmd

Cathlamet audi

Catlin R - . atho

Catoche, C iawrm

Cattaro ajfz

Cattewater abnx

Cattolica P. . . '. aism

Catu4ma avzw

Caucasus : akjn

Caudebec afzr

Cauto R -■ AXQF

Cavalaire ■ ahui

Cavalifere, C akql

Cavalleria, C ahpl

Cavallo I AiBH

Cavallo Bianco Pt aipd

Cavallo Pass awue

Cavalo, C aibv

Cavetta Canal aiuk

Cavite aqds

Cavoli I aidu

Cavvanba asox

Caxias (Observatory) ahcj

Caxine, C akyo

Caybarien, P axnc

Cayemites axvo

Cayenne awpu

Cayes axvg

Cayeux afyr

Caymanera axqt

Cay Sal Bank axjg

Cayutlan Lagoon aunm

Ceari awcn

Cedar Keys axfb

Cefalu AINT

Celebes aqly

Celestun awru

Central America auqf

Centre I atgd

C^p(5rou F awgb

Cephalonia ajiy

Ceram I aqps

Cemavoda akew

Cerigo I ajmx

Cerigotto ajnc

Cerro Azul auze

Cerros I ai;kv

Cervera P aiwn

Cervia P aisq

Cesenatico P aisp

Cette AHQP

Ceuta albe

Ceylon aneg

Chabarova abdy

Chabrol Hr aqvb

Chacahua B avoh

Chagos Archipelago amjl

Chagres awny

Chagu Chien Dogu aonk

Chahbdr B amvk

Chaki Chaki amlk

Chala ABVF

Chaleur B bdicj

Chalmers, P atih

Chamatla R aumt

Cham6 B ausv

Chamela aunb '

Champbome Pt amhn

Champerico aupm

Champion B armw

Champlain bdts

Champoton awsd

Chanak ajxb

Chanaral avdm

Chancay auyp

Chandbali anik

Chandeleur Is awzc

Chandemagore anjp

Chanaler B '. bavc

Chang I ANUQ

Channel Is agcu

Channel Rk. Lt. V asyq

Chanonry Pt afhy

Chapel I AOBF

Chapeo Virado Lt awdx

Chaptico AZBD

Chapu ADEN

Chaquamegon Pt bens

Chdrak amvf

Chardak Pt akjz

Charente, La, R agqz

Charles, C azgo

Charles C. Lt. V azgp

Charleston ayos

Charleston Lt. V ayoq

Charlestown (Mass. ) bahv

Charlestown (W. I . ) aycd

Charlotte, P aezt

Charlotte Amalia axzd

Charlotte Hr >axfw

Charlotte Town bdac

Charters Corner bcae

Chasseloup B aqzd

Chassiron agej

Chateau, Le agei

Ch&teau B beqp

Chateau d'lf I ahsg

Ch4teaudin Road Axyi

Chateaulin agkq

Chatham (Canada) bdhg

Chatham (England) aejy

Chatham (Mass. ) baeg

Chatham I. (Galapagos, Is.). auvl
Chatham Is. (New Zealand) ator

Chatte, C bdnj

Chaucbu fu ANZV

Chauda, C akhx

Chaul, P AMZR

Chausey Is agen

Chauveau Pt agqj

Chay AGRz

Chebek akuw

Chebucto Hd , bclm

Chedabucto B boos

Chediiba Str ani.m

Chefoo AOiw

Chefuncte axbd

Chejin aomp

Chelindreh P akqj

Cheltau aolg

Chelyuskin, C abce

Chemoulin Pt agpi

Chemulpo aolr

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

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CHENAMPO— COMOX.

Chenampo aolg

Ohentabun R anup

Chepo R AUTE

Chepstow AEQR

Cherbourg agcm

Cherchell akyr

Cheribon apvm

Cherryfield baub

Cherrystone Inlet azgl

Cherso aiyv

Chesapeake and Albemarle

Canal. aywp

Chesapeake B ayuv

Chesme akot

Chestakof, P aonr

Chester (England) aeui

Chester (N. S.) bckl

Chester (Pa.) azju

Chester R azes

Chesterfield Inlet bezi

Chetican Pt bcuy

Chetko R AUEV

Ch6vre C agky

Chiappa Pt aibe

Chiaruccia Tr aefy

Chiavari ahxf

Chiba APiH

Chicago BEji

Chichagoft I atsj

Chichakoff C aoye

Chichester aelo

Chicken Rock aewz

Chicijima (Beechy Group) . . aqvt

Chico Bank Lt. V avnq

Chico P Auvp

Chico R AVLi

Chicoutimi bdpf

Chidley C beyk

Chignecto B bazc

Chilachap Inlet apwz

Ohilaw ane J

Chilca Auzc

Chile AVBZ

Chiletu B apxd

Chilka Lake anhw

ChUoango R aleu

Chiloe I :..'... AViB

Chiludn I ambe

Chimbote, P auxy

Chimo F beyn

China anxj

China Bakir '. anmb

Chinchals auzi

Chinchu aobj

Chincoteague Inlet azgu

Chinde R ambk

Chin Do aomn

Chinhai aobl

Chinkiang fu aopz

Chioggia P aitn

Chipiona ahel

Chiriqui Lagoon awod

Chita APFV

Chitando Inlet apxc

Chittagong ankh

Choiseul I aqwm

Choiseul, P ameg

Choptank R azpe-

ChorillosB auyz

Chorrera ausx

Chowan R aytx

Chrietchurch (England) abmp

Christchurch (N. Z.) atji

Christiana Creek azji

Christianburg awhs

Christiania abyi

Christiansand abvt

Christianso / . . . acfi

Christianstad acfs

Christiansted axzw

Christmas I. (China) aohd

Christmas I. (Indian Ocean) apun

Christmas I. (Pacific) arbw

Chuen I ANUO

Chungking achy

Chukiang anyj

Chupat R AVMP

Church Pt BCGH

Churchill F bezp

Chiu:ubash akig

Chusan Archipelago aobd

Cibil Dock avqb

Ciboux I bcua

Cienfuegos axpm

CieS I AGZM

Ciotat AHSU

Circassis), : akjo

Circeo (Circello) Mt ai<?k

Circle City atqu

Cispata, P awmz

Cittanuova aiwl

Citta Vecchia ajep

City Pt AYWX

City, The aehx

Ciudad de David ausp

Ciudadela ahpk

Civita Vecchia aipv

Clare afro

Clare I afrp

Claremont I. Lt. V asyt

Clarence B aluz

Clarence, P, atpw

Clarence R asoh

Clarence Str amvn

Clark Pt azyp

Clayton bdwa

Clear, C appr

Cleveland, C aswr

Cleveland (Erie) beds

Cleveland (Queensland) asqt

Clew B AFRT

Cliffy I asbb

Clifton (Canada) bdit

Clifton (N. Z.) ATER

Clinton arup

Clinton, P beoz

Cloch Pt AEYM

ClonakUty afxc

Clonmel I asbk

Cloudy B ATKP

Clyde Canal afjy

Clyde R.(N.S.W.) asiv

Clyde (Scotland) abyf

Coacoacho B bbpu

Coall AVTX

Coanza R altg

Coast Castle, C alnb

Coatzacoalcos R awsp

Cobden atfq

Cobequid B bcdt

Cobija B avcu

Coburg BDXN

Cocague bcyj

Cocanada anhd

Cochin ANCE

Cochin China anvj

Cochinos B axpi

Cockatoo I ASKZ

Cockbum Hr axkp

Cockbum Sound arob

Cockle Lt. V AFNz

Cockspur I AYMW

COCOS Is APTX

Cod, C bafw

Codera, C awjs

Codling Bank Lt. V afvj

Codolar Pt ahnr

Codrington aycj

Coffins I BCJH

Cognena G aide

Cohansey azlk

Coilnapatam andx

Coilsinipatam andw

Colasi AQBV

Colastine avop

Colberg acyn

Colbome, P .bdzv

Colchester appj

Cold Spring Hd bcxm

Colerame afti

Colerun angb

Colima auno

Coll.- afbx

CoUingwood (Huron) behp

CoUingwood (N. Z.) atev

CoUinson, C anyz

Collioure ahpt

CoUo AKXS

Colombia awlo

Colombo ANEM

Colon AWNQ

Colon, P AHOW

Colonia avpg

Colonna, C ajos

Colonne, C aipt

Colonsay afbl

Colorado G aurw

Colorado R. (Argentina) avmt

Colorado R. (Mexico) atjlo

Colorado R. (Tex.) awuk

Columbaia I aind

Columbia azck

Columbia R. (Or.) Aucz

Columbia (S. C.) ayqf

Columbia Falls bauq

Columbretes Is ahkw

Colville R BDCJ

Comacchio aisy

Combahee R ayod

Combermere B anle

Comboyuro Pt aspw

Combrit aolv

Comino I aioy

Comino, C aidp

Comisa ajem

Commandatubu avxc

Commercial Docks abjm

Comoro I . ( Comores) amcy

Comorin, C andb

Comox atvy

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaBT II.

COMPARE— DABHOL. .

Compare, C aixh

Comptroller B argk

Conanicut I azvl

Concameau agmd

Conceicao R ambq

Concepcion (Chile) avgp

Concepcion B . (Mexico) auli

Concepcion (Uruguay) avpq

Conception Ft auin

Conchali B aven

Concord : - - - bakj

Concordia, La (Cent. Am.).AUQN

Concordia (Uruguay) avpu

Conducia B amch

Cone, The anov

Conejera I aho'b

Conero, Mt aisd

Coney I azpx

Conference Group aolz

Congaree R ayqf

Conil AHFG

Conimicut Pt azvr

Coningbeg Lt. V afvx

Connahs Quay aeup

Connecticut azso

Conquet P agjv

Constantine akxp

Constantinople akbi

Cohstantza akeh

Constitucion avgb

Constitucion Hr avcz

Contarina aitj

Contas 1 avxk

Conte, P • AiEZ

Contis agtm

Conway aetb

Cook, B ACIXY

Cook Is AEHO

Cook Str ATDQ

Cooktown ASYN

Cooper R ayph

Coosa R AXDj

Cope AHiv

Copenhagen adom

Copiapo AVDS

Coppename R awgv

Copper Hr beok

Copper I APNB

Coquet I APKz

Coquille R auej

Coquimbo avbp

Corabia ^ akfc

Corbay Pt eelz

Corbifere, La agdh

Corcubion agyl

Cordouan agru

Core Sound ayrp

Corentyn R awhc

Corfu AjHO

Coringa B anhb

Corinth ajld

Corinto, P aurc

Corisce B alqw

Cork APWB

Cork Lt. V AFPD

Corme agyc

Comer Inlet asbg

Cornfield Pt. Lt. V azto

Cornwall (Canada) bduw

Cornwall (England) abod

Corny Pt arti

Coro Province awkl

Coromandel Hr atmh

Coromandel Coast , anpr

Corona Hd avip

Coronados, Los aukl

Coronel avhc

Coronie^ awgz

Corosal awre

Corpus Christi a wts

Corral avhs

Corregidor I aqdn

Correnti I ailt

Corrientes avox

Corrientes, C. (Argentine) ..avne

Corrientes, C. (Cuba) axon

Corrientes, C. (Mexico) aumz

Corrientes, C. (Africa) alzt

Corrobedo, C agyt

Corrotoman R ayzk

Corse AHZP

Corse, C ...AHza

Corsen Pt agju

Corsewall Pt aex.u

Corsica ahzp

Corsini, P. . . , aisv

CorSO, C AHZQ

Oortellazzo P aiuj

Cortez, P A wpy

Corton Lt. V Xpod

Coruiia agxy

CorVO ALCN

Cosmoledo Is amjo

Cossack arlx

Costa Rica awol

Cotinguiba R avyn

Cotrone aipv

Cottage City bado

Coubre Pt agrq

Coudres I bdqj

Country Hr bcnu

Couronne, C : ahrs

CourseuUes agbp

Covelong anqi

Covesea apid

Cowan Cowan Pt asqb

CoWCOlli ANIZ

CoweS ABMC

Cowitchin atwv

Cox Baz4r ankr

Coxen Hole awpo

Coy Inlet avlb

Cozumel I awri

Cozzo Spadaro ailr

Craiova akpj

Cranberry I boom

Crane I bdrn

Craney I ayvq

Cranmar avkr

Cranoe I ajmt

Cranz acws

Crapaud bczu

Cr6ach-ar-Maout aghn

Cr^ac'hmeur Pt agkb

Creac'h Pt agjr

Creighton Hd bcqp

Crescent City aupc

Creston I aumr

Crete ajpd

Creus, C ahni

Creux Hr agdm

Crib pt ARZW

Crimea akhe

Crinan Canal. ., .apbi

Croatia aiyp

Cfoc Hr bexd

Crocus B AYBD

Croisette, C ahsn

Croisic, Le agoy

Croix AGMU

Croix de Vie agpy

Croix Rocks aghi

Cromarty aphu

Cromer apnq

Crool#d Island Passage axkd

Crookhaven appt

CrOS P AHUB

Crosby Lt. V aeuo

Cross I BCJZ

Cross Ledge Sh azin

Cross R ALPT

Cross Rip Lt. V baes

Cross Sand Lt. V apoh

Crouchers I bckx

Crow Hr bcop

Crowdy Hd asng

Crozet I AMJQ

Cruz, C AXQL

Cruz del Padre Cay axnk

Cruz Pt ALDV

Cuasenta Dias P avhf

Cuba AXLC

Cuddalore angd

Cudillero agwn

Cuirassier Bank Lt. V avno

Culebra, P. (Costa Rica) aurc

Culebra (W. I.) axyq

Culebrita axys

Culiacan R auml

Culion I AQCP

Cullera ahkl

Cuman4 a wji

Cumarebo awkj

Cumberland aewh

Cumberland B avfo

Cumberland Basin bcan

Cumberland Sound ayjw

Cumbraes aeyr

Cumplida Pt alpn

Cunene R altjg

Cunhahu R awbk

Curasao I •. awkt

Curanipe avgk

Curaumilla Pt avfg

Curritia Pt aipj

Curtis I Ascu

Curtis, P ASTX

Curzola ajbo

Cuttack ANic

Cuttyhunk bacf

Cuvier I atmd

Cuxhaven adty

Cuyuni R awhy

Cygnet, P asgh

Cypres Mort awxp

Cyprus AKQT

Cyrene akur

Dabai amtq

Dabhol AMZX

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DACCA— DORNOCH.

Dacca 'l ankg

DsedaluB Sh amqc

Dagerort, C actw

Dago ACTS

Dd,haiiu AMYw

Dahomey alnz

Daila P aiwh

Diantree R - . .asyf

Dairi aovy

Dakar algk

Dalaro acjp

Dale abqc

Dalhousie, C atpe

Dalhousie, P. (Ontario) bdxz

Dalhousie (St. Lawrence) . . . bdjl

Dalmatia ajcl

Dalni Pt apni

Dalrymple Hr. (Jolo) aqln

Dalrymple Pt aswm

Dalrymple, P. (Tasmania), .asdq

Daly, P ARJH

Daman, P amyv

Damaraland aluh

Damariscotta band

Damascus '. aksg

Dame Hd adcy

Dame Marie, C axvm

Dame Pt - - . ayjn

Dames, Pt. des aqpu

Damietta aktu

Damkut amsp

Dammal aqpb

Dammdm amub

Damman acgl

Dampier Archipelago armc

Dampier Str aqru

Dana Pt ajnz

Dand6 Pt alsw

Danger Pt. (Africa) alwx

Danger Pt. (N. S. W.) asps

Danube akfg

Danzig acxp

Dapitan B aqkd

Dardanelles ajwk

Dar el Beida albt

Dar es Salaam amk w

Dargaville . . . : atbj

Darien, G. of awnc

Darien Hr auti

Darling Hr askt

DarsPt adbx

Dartmouth (England) aenl

Dartmouth (N. S.) bclv

Dartuch, C ahpj

Darvel B. apzu

Darwin, P ahjk

Dassen I alwc

Dassow ADCP

Daudai aqsp

Daunt Rock Lt. V afwx

Dauphin, F. (Haiti) axtw

Dauphin, F. (Madagascar), .amfb

Davao aqks

Davey, P asfm

Daviken abpk

Davis Inlet beyf

Davis Str bezk

Dawson Aias

Dayyir amvc

DaZolB AQEK

Dead Sea aksz

Deal abkn

Deal I Ascz

D^COIM Pt AGFO

D6d6agatch ajwm

Dee Lt. V aeuc

Dee R abub

Deer I. (La.) awyn

Deer I. (Me.) : baeh

Deer I. (Mass.) bahd

Delagoa B alzk

Delaware Breakwater azhy

Delaware City azjc

Delaware ( State) azhm

Delaware (Va.) ayxp

De Lemmer aebu

Delfshaven abcz

Delf zyl ; adyk

Delgada Pt. (Azores) aldg

Delgada Pt. (Argentina) avmj

Delgada Pt. (Canary Is.) aled

Delgada Pt. (Magellan) avjp

Delgado, C amjw

Deli River Lt. V apqy

Delia Bocca I aidh

Dellys. . . , AKYE

DeloS AJRF

Demata B ajil

Demarara awhn

Demerara Lt. V awho

Denia ahkb

Denison, P ; aswk

Denmark adgs

Dennis I '- amiz

Dent Haven apzt

Dent I Aswi

D'Entrecasteaux Ch asfq

Departure B atwf

Deptf ord abjc

Derby (B. C.) atvr

Derby (W. Australia) arlj

Demah akuo

Derwent R ason

Desecheo I axvs

D^sirade : - - aydu

Desire, P avlm

Destruction I aucn

Detour Passage bbgk

Detroit bbch

Deuthero Cove ajwg

DeviR ANHz

Devil I BCMH

Devonport abny

Dhamra R anih

Diamant, Le ayfc

Diamond Hr • anje

Diamond I anlv

Diamond Pt apqs

Diamond Rock ayfc

Diamond Shoal Lt. V aytb

Diana cay - - - - axnm

Dianna ■' alig

Dibba amti

DiceHd baqp

Diego Garcia amjn

Diego Ramirez avkg

Diego Suarez B amds

Dielette, P. de agdy

Dieppe apyu

Dievenow acyq

Difnein I ampr

Digby BCFG

Digdequash R bawx

Dikili .'.. .AKNV

Dilam amux

Dil Burnu ajyo

Dilhi AQOS

Dillon B AQXU

Dinagat I aqjv

Dinan agpk

Dinard agpl

Dinding R anrc

Dingle B APaN

Dingwall afhw

Dinlleyn Forth aeth

Diomede Is atpu

DirkHartogI armn

Dirkoomsduin '. abby

Dirschau acxo

Discovery I atxc

Discovery, P atzk

Disko B BEzs

Dismal Swamp Canal aytjg

Diu AMXS

Dives agbi

Divi Pt ANGT

Dix Cove ALMY

Dixon Entrance atud

Djerba akvf

Djibouti AMOz

Djidjelli akxw

Djursten acku

Dnieper R akfy

Dniester B akfr

Dobbo AQPL

Doboy Sound ayld

Dobrogea akfg

Doce R. AVWG

Dodd I aobk

Dodman Pt aboi

Doel ABGJ

Dog I ATGR

Doha AMTV

Dohan Asian Bank Lt. V ajxi

Dolga Spit AKJG

Dolin I ajbo

Dolma ABKS

Domburg aepn

Domesness aous

Dominica aYep

Don R AKjc

Donaghadee afty

Doncella Pt ahgf

Dondo (Africa) altk

Dondo B (Celebes) aqnf

Dondo B (Flores) aqoj

Dondra Hd anew

Donegal afsj

Dongara arnj

Donnseso. abkg

Donsol AQGL

Doob Pt AKJS

Dorchester (England) ased

Dorchester (N. S.) bcah

Do'dogne R. agtb

Dordrecht aedx

Dorei, P aqub

Doris G AKPN

Dornbusch Pt adbp

Dornoch aphq

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Part II

DORO— ELLEN. ,

DoroCh AJQU

Douarenez aglb

Double I ANOQ

Double Island Pt asrk

Douflan agmn

Douglas Inlet ( Korea) aomy

Douglas (Isle of Man) aexf

Douglas P. (Queensland).. -ASYB
Douglas, P. (S. Australia) ..arqy
Dourga Str aqsi

Douro R AHBG

Dove Pt. Beacon aohi

Dover (England) aekv

Dover Hr.Lt. V aekw

Dover (N. S.) bcla

Dovercourt afoy

Downs, The aeko

Dowsing, Inner, Lt. V apnd

Dowsing, Outer, Lt. V aenc

Dragons Mouth ayhm

Dragonera I ahok

Dragor, or, Drogden Lt. V. .adog

Drammen abyd

Drammond, C ahur

Dranske adbs

Drayton Hr atyd

Drepano, C. (Candia) ajpe

Drepano P (Greece) ajit

Dresden ac wd

Drewin alme

Drobak abyl

Drogden Ch adoe

Drogheda. . ." afur

Dubh Artach afbu

Dublin afvb

Duddon R aewi

Dudgeon Lt. V afng

Due Odde acfm

Du6ni Cove amdc

Duhnen adtw

Dui AORN

Duino AivL

Duiven I apwt

Dukati, P ajgy

Dukato, C ajir

Duke Town alps

Dulce, G. of AUSF

Dulce, R Awap

DMcigno AJGO

Duluth BEMX

Dumaguete aqir

DumankilasB aqlb

Dumaran I aqcl

Dumbarton aezb

Dumfries aexj

Dumpling Rock azyc

Dunamund F acvg

Diinamund I acuo

Dunbar afkn

Duncan City bego

Duncannon afwh

Duncansby Hd apbg

Dundalk , afuo

Dundee afjc

Dundrum B apui

Dunedin atu

Dungan R aonq

Dungarvan af WK

Dungeness (England) aelb

Dungeness (Queensland) ...asxb

Dungeness (S. America) avjq ,

Dunkerque afxl

Dunkirk bepd

Dunmore afwj

Dunnet Hd afeb

Duperr6, P amc

Durazzo - - - ajgt

Durban alzb

Durian Sabatang anrh

Durian Str aprh

Durnford B alze

Dumford, P amnt

Duroch, C AONJ

D'Urville I ateb

Dury Voe apgq

Dutch Guiana awgn

Dutch I Azvi

Duxbury Pier bagu

Dvale Crround Lt. V adqp

Dwarka Pt amxl

Dwina, N., Lt. V abem

Dwina R. (Riga) acul

Dwina R. (White Sea) abbn

Dyck Lt. V AFXT

Dyer B batp

Dyre Fiord bpam

Dzunan Is apir

Eads, P AWYT

Eagle Hr beod

Eagle Hawk B asgw

Eagle I. Beacon (China) aohc

Eagle I. (Ireland) afrz

Eagle I. (Me.) bare

Eagle Nest Pt arxz

East Arm (Canada) Bc WL

East C. (Asia) apos

East Ch. (Kattegat) acbl

East Chop Pt BADi

East Goodwin Lt. V aeke

East Pascagoula axci

EastPt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdcp

East Pt. (Queensland) aswc

EastPt. (Saturnal.) atwr

EastR. (N. Y.) azpi

Eastbourne ablh

Easter I arhu

Eastern Ch. Lt. V anis

Eastern Grove Lt anmh

Eastern Pt. (Mass. ) b ajc

East India Docks abjh

East Ironbound I bcko

East London alyk

East Main F bbyt

Eastport bawc

Ebeltofte.-. adkj

Ebro R AHLJ

Ecija, Nueva aqfc

Eckernforde adby

Ecr^hos, Les agdi

Ecuador autw

Edam (Holland) adz w

Edam I. (Java) apvc

Eddy Pt bcpb

Eddystone aent

Eddystone Pt asho

Eden ashy

Edenton aytu

Edgar Town badl

Edie Rajut R apqt

Edinburgh apjw

Edinburgh Ch abif

Edisto R AYOM

Edithburgh arup

Edo ABMR

Edwardsburg bdvi

Eeragh afri

Efate, or, Sandwich I aqxn

Egedesminde bbztt

Egense - adps

Egg Hr AVLW

Egg I. (Bahamas) axjq

Egg I. (N. S.) BCMN

Egg I. (Ontario) bdxh

Eg| I. (St. Lawrence) bdmx

Egg Rock (Mass.) baih

Egg Rock (Me.) bath

Eggegrundet acli

Eggemoggin Reach barb

Egmond aan Zee abcf

Egmont, C (N. Z.) .' . . atcv

Egmont, C.(Pr.Ed.I.) bczp

Egmont cay axph

EgrUar akov

Egypt AKTC

Ehrenberg auly

Eider Canal adtg

Eider Galliot Lt. V adte

Eider, Outer, Lt. V adto

Eider R adsz

Eight Degree Ch andp

Eisk spit] akje

Eijerland adzg

Eke Fiord abpu

Eken Sound adft

Ekero abuk

Ekersund abul

Ekerums acgu

Eknas acqt

El Amaid akue

Elaputi B aqpx

El Araish albo

El Arish aktf

Elba I AHYR

Elbe No. 2 Lt. V adts

Elbe No. 3 Lt. V adtu

Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. adtv

Elbe Pilot Galliot adtq

Elbe, Outer, No. 1 Lt. V adtp

ElbeR ADTO

Elbing ACXK

Elbow cay axip

Elburg AEBM

Elena, P aurm

Eleos I AJTZ

Elephant B altw

Elephant Pt. (Burma) anmp

Elephant Pt. (India) ankt

Eleusis AJOL

Eleuthera I axjs

Elizabeth B alut

Elizabeth, C. (Me.) balw

Elizabeth, C. (Asia) aorx

Elizabeth City ayud

Elizabeth, P alxz

Elizabeth R ayvt

Elizabethtown azny

Elk R AZEi

El Kamela akwh

Ellen, P AEZS

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ELLENBOGEN— FATHER PT.

Ellen bogen adsk

EUensburg auep

EUesmere Pt aevc

EUewoutsdijk aefy

EUice Is AREu

EUinggaard Kilen abyr

^Elliot, P AUVQ

Ellis, B , BDLZ

Ellsworth BARZ

Elmina alnc

Elobey I - - alqx

Elopura apzq

El Portillo AXQN

El Rincon ausj

El Roque, P avvkd

Elsfleth ADVY

Elsinore adoy

Elys^e AGBc

Embiez I ahtb

Embomma alsi

Emden adyg

Emineh, C akdq

EmmaHr apoj

Empedocle, P aime

Empire City adef

Empress Augusta R ,. aqtw

Ems Jade Canal adwx

Ems R adyb

EndauR anm

Endeavor R asyl

Endeavor Str aszq

Endelave I I.adjq

Endermo Hr apkz

Endoerodde - - adjf.

Enfant Perdu awfy

Engano, C. (Haiti) Axr j

Engano, C. (Philip.) aqfd

Engelholm acdk

England aehr

English and Welsh grounds

Lt. V AEQU

English B atvf

English Bank Lt. V avnm

English Ch aehs

English Hr ayct

English R alzn

English Road alhg

Enkhuizen adzt

Enos AJWN

Enrage, C bayz

Ensenada (Mexico) aukn

Ensenada de Barragan avns

Enskar acpw

Entrance I atlw

Entry I bo™

Ephesus AKPB

Epil AQXL

- Equitorial Ch ands

ErcoleP aifu

Erekli ajxq

Eriboll Loch afdv

Priceira ahbt

Erie City bedy

Erie, Lake bdzp

Erith AEiu

Eritra a^or

Erkno ABOG

Eromanga aqxt

Erqui ^"''^

Erronan a«ye

Ervily, P. de 1' aglm

Erzerum akmd

Esbjerg adry

Escala, La ahnc

ESC0C6S, P AWNE

Escombrera ahjc

Escondido B auoj

Escondido P axur

Esconil, L' aglt

Escudel AHLO

Escuminac Pt bdgi

Esmeralda atjty

Espalamaca Pt alct

Espanola Pt auwi

Esperance B arpx

Esperance, P asgd

Espevser absw

Espichel, C ahcp

Espiguette Pt ahqx

Espirito Santo B avuz

Espiritu Santo I aqxd

Espoir, C. d' bdkm

Esquimau Hr atxg

Essequibo R awhu

Essington, P atui

Estaca Pt agxe

Estacio AHji

Estanques B awli

Estepona . ., ahgi

Est&O AUST

Esteros auif

Etang de Thau ahqr

fitangdu Nord bdfw

Etang, L', Hr baxg

Etaples apyj

Eten Pt AUXE

Etretat apzc

Euboeal ajuw

Eucla ARQB

Eugenie Archipelago aoqi

Eume R agxr

Eupatoria akhg

Euphrates R amuot

Eureka ^Cal.) aufi

Eureka (Mexico) aulw

Euripo Ch ajoy

Europal amgz

EuropaPt ahfx

Europe abdt

Evangelistas avje

Evanston '- bejf

Everard, C ascd

Eversand adwh

Execution Rocks azsi

Exeter asef

Exholm ACSY

ExmOUth : AEND

Expedition B aopi

Exumal axjy

Eyemouth afkq

Eyre, P ^^qi

Ezaro ■- ^0^0

Faaborg adhu

Faber,Mt answ

Fseno - ^dhj

FkO ABTK

Fa;rder abxo

FagnetPt afzb

Faichaburi anub

Fair I afgj

Fairhaven (Mass.) azyo

Fair Haven (Ontario) bdyu

Fairhaven (Wash) atyj

Fairy, P arxi

Fakarava atoll ■. argw

Fakir Pt anld

Fakkebierg adio

Falaise, La agrw

Falcon, C akze

Falcone Pt aicn

Falconera P aiun

Falifa Hr arel

Falkenberg acbz

Falkland Is avkl

Falkner I aztm

Fall River azxb

Fallos Ch AviE

Falluden achy

Falmouth (England) aeoj

Falmouth (Jamaica) axro

Falmouth (Tasmania) ashk

False B. (Africa) ; alwt

False B. (India) ' anif

False C. (New Guinea) aqsh

False C. (Va.) ayus

False Duck I '. bdwy

False Pt AiND

Falster admz

Falsterbo aceq

Falsterboref Lt. V aces

Famagusta akrf

Fame Pt bdlb

Fanad Pt afsu

Fanar Adasi Islet ajzh

Fanaraki akcj

Fanar Burnu ajxw

Fanemotra B amfk

Fangaloa B aren

Fangar, P ahlp

FangoPt AHLO

Fano P. (Adriatic) aisj

Fano (Denmark) adrx

Fano I. (Ionian Is.) ajhk

FanrangB ,.anvz

Fao AMUG

Farafangana amew

FarallonI '..avpi

Farallon Sucio awnm

Farallones Islets auhi

Faraman. . 1 ahrc

Farasina aiyf

Far6Hr aehj

Farewell, C bezy

Farewell Spit C atex

Farin alin

FarinaP akwi

Farm Cove askr

FarnI afkx

Faro (Baltic) acho

Faro, C. (Italy) ahwx

Faro, C. (Sicily) aikm

Faro (Portugal) ahdf

Faroe Is afhe

Farquhar Is amje

Farsund - - abux

Fasana r ^.ixd

Fastnet ^^^^

Father Pt bdoe

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Part II.

FATOUVILLE— FRKDRIKSHALD.

Fatouville afzm

Pavignana aimq

Favone ahzy

FaXO ADNU

Fayal alcr

Fear, C ayql

Fecamp afyz

Fedderwarder Siel adwj

Federal Pt ayqu

Fehmarnbelt admt

Fehmarnbelt. Lt. V adel

Fejan acjw

Felixsto-we afpb

Femern I adec

Femern Sound adek

Femris abjs

Fenaio Pt '. . ahzf

Fenar Pt ajwl

F#nMve amen

Feno, C aibn

Fenwick I. Shoal Lt. V azhj

Per, C. de akxj

Fermo Aisc

Fernanda Pt alpy

Fernandina aykc

Fernando Noronha I awbu

Fernando Po alpx

Fernand Vaz alrk

Ferraione, C ahzo

Ferrajo, P ahys

Ferrara aitk

Perraria Pt , aldk

Ferrat, C ahvj

Ferret, C agth

Perro (Canary Is. ) alfj

Perro, C. (Italy) ahwx

Ferro, C. (Sardinia) aicz

Perro Castel ahic

Ferrol agxl

Ferrol B auyb

Perryland Hd bbuw

Fez ALCD

Fianona aiye

Pidonisi aken

Pidra afkm

Fife AFjL

Fife Ness afjg

Pigari, C aidc

Figeholm acgp

Figueira ,.. . ahbn

Fiji Is ARBZ

Fiksdal abnx

Pila Hr aqxo

Pildtvedt abyh

Filey afme

Filsand acub

Pingal Pt asoz

Pinisterre, C aqyk

Finkenwerder addz

Finland acod

Finland, G. of acqy

Finmarken abft

Finngrundet Lt. V aclk

Finngrund West Lt. V acln

Pino P AHXB

Pinsch Hr aqto

Fire I azqj

Fire I. Lt. V azms

First Pt APUK

Fischausen acwy

Fishbourne I aoft

Fisher I azuh

Fishguard aeso

Pitzhugh Sound atuk

Pitzmaurice R arjz

Pitzroy I aogw

Pitzroy Dock aslc

Pitzroy R. Lt. V asuq

Piumara Grande aigk

Piume aiyr

Piumicino aigb

Five Fathom Bank Lt. V azhp

Fjeldo ABTS

Fjeldvik abkr

Flaavser abos

Fladda Hr afbj

Fladen Lt. V acbw

Fladholm abty

Flado lABHz

Flagstad abh

Flamanville, C. de agdz

Flamborough Hd afmg

Flamenco, P avdo

Flannan Is afcy

Flat C Apsz

Plat I AMip

Flat Pt BcsN

Flatholm aeqb

Flattery, C aucj

Flat-Top I Asvx

Fleetwood aevw

Plekkefiord abup

Flensborg adfr

Flinders arqu

Flinders B arph

Flinders I asdc

Flint AETz

Flint Ch. (Plintrannan) acef

Flint I BCRV

Florence ahyb

Flores (Azores) alco

Flores (E. Archipelago) aqob

Flores I. (Uruguay) avqf

Ploriana aids

Florida axdv

Florida, C axhv

Florida Str axhy

Florida, East Coast ayil

Floro ABPR

Pliigge ADEi

Flushing aefu

Fly R.,. AQSz

Focardo F ahyv

Foggia Nova akod

Fogo Hr. (Newfoundland). -BBws

FogO I ALHQ

Pohr ADsr

Folgero abrv

Folkestone abky

Folly Pt bazo

Ponseca, G auqr

PonskoV Pt ADHK

Pontana, C akfv

Fontane aiwq

Froa I... ALDR

Forcados IJ alo.t

Foreland Bluff alst

Foreland, The aepv

Forest, La agmc

Porio aihb

Pormby Lt. V aeur

Pormentera I ahnq

Pormenton, C ahop

Formica , aimy

Pormigaa aldp

Formosa (Brazil) awbi

Formosa (China Sea) aobs

Formosa, Mt. (Singapore) ansi

Formosa, C alpg

Pornaes adkp

Pornelli Road aifk

Fornells, P aepn

Fort de France ayen

Fort de France B ayel

ForfPt. (Cal.) augh

Fort Pt. (E. India) anqs

Forth, .Pirth of afjh

Forth Bridge afjq

Forth & Clyde Canal afj y

Fortune B bbtp

Poujes AKOE

Foula afgy

Foulepointe anbp

Foulweather, C aud.s

Foulwind, C atpm

Fouquets Isle amid

Pour, Le (Bretagne) agjn

Four, Le (Qiliberon B) agot

Pouras AGQW

Pouches Mt AHTY

Fourchu, C bcgn

Poiu-teen-feet Bank azih

Fourth Pt Apus

Foveaux Str atgb

Fowey aeoh

Powey Rocks Beacon axhs

Fowler B arqk

Pox I bdgo

PoXtOB ATDX

Poyle, Lough aptb

Foynes Hr afqy

Poz AHEM

Prancavilla airy

Prance afxj

Frances cay axmz

Frances I avur

Franyois ayex

Franklin Hr aesh

Franklin I bany

Franklin Sound asde

Franz Josef Land abc w

Fratelli Rocks akwn

Fraser R atvi-

Fraserburgh afij

Prauenburg acxh

Pray Bentos avpo

Frederichsted Axzu

Prederich Wilhelm Hr aqts

Fredericia adgu

Frederick, P asbp

Frederick Henry B asgv

Frederick Henry I aqsf

Frederiksberg adop

Frederiksburg '. ayzn

Frederikshavn adqj

Frederikssund adlc

Frederikstad abyx

Predrichstadt adti

Fredriksborg acjk

Fredrikshald abze

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FREDRIKSHAMN— GIBRALTAR.

Fredrikshamn acrl

Fredriksvsern abxg

Freeman Oh asqh

Free Town auw

Fr61iel, C agfq

Freiburg adui

Fr^jUS AHTJO

Fremantle arnx

French Pass atef

French Pt alrz

French Guiana , . awfo

Frenchman B basr

French Town azbm

Fresvik. . . , abqs

Friedrichsberg adfi

Friedrichsort adeu

Friedrichsschleuse adxl

Frikes P ajko

Frio, 0. (Africa) altji

Frio, C. (Brazil) avty

Frioul, P. du. , ahsj

Frontera awsl

Frontignan ahqt

Fruholm abgn

Frying-pan Shoals Lt. V . . .ayqr

Fuchau fu AODi

FuengLrola ahgm

Fuenterrabia agui

Fuerteventura alep

Fuglenses abgq

Fukabori aoxi

Fukai Aowz

Fukuoka ao wd

Fuk ura apdn

Fuku shima apko

Fukuyama (Honshu) apbh

Fukuyama (Hokoshu) apkm

Fulehuk abxs

Fuller Rock azwg

Fumboni B amdc

Funabashi apig

Funakoshi apkb

Funchal aldt

Fundukli akbu

Pundy, B. of baye

Fungasar Hr areb

Funk I BEWN

Funkenhagen acym

Funta B amx

Fuokbinkiang Lt aNvs

Fumi AJTE

Furon acgo

Furugrund aonh

Fusan aond

Fusan Kai - aonp

Pushiki AOUB

Fusi yama apit

Futsu saki apim

Futuna aqye

FuyanI aodp

FuyenHr anwf

Fyen , adgz

Fyne, Loch aezg

Gabbard, Outer, Lt. V afoz

Gabes akvi

Gabol ASCH

GaboP AQjw

Gaboon R alqz

Grabovacatrida ajbp

GachoUe, La ahqz

Gadaro I ajtjo

Gadji ARBP

Gaet, La agst

Gaeta aign

Gage Road arnt

Gaida,ro Islet ajqx

Gainsborough afmy

Galantry Hd beud

GalApagas Is auvii

Galata: akbr

Galata, 'C akdu

Galatz AKBR

Galaxidi ajlf

Galdobin, C aoqd

Gralea agux

Galera Pt. (Chile) avhw

Galera Pt. (Trinidad) ayhk

Galera de Zamba B . . . , awmp

Gal^ria aibu

Galets, Pt. des amhx

Galibi Pt awgr

Galimi ajzg

Galiola Is '. aizo

Galita (Gralite, La) ak wr

Gallegos, P avlc

Galley Hd afxd

Gallipoli (Italy) aiqb

Gallipoli (Turkey) ajxh

Gallipoli, P. (Asia Minor).... AKPi

Gallo, C. (Adriatic) aiqn

Gallo, C. (Sicily) ainl

Galloo I BDZG

Galloper Lt. V afpn

Galloway, Mull of aexr

Galveston awvc

Galveston Lt. V awvd

Galway - -afrk

Gambia alht

Gamla (Old) Karleby acor

Gamova B aopq

Gamvig abgd

Gana Gana alom

Gandia ahki

Ganges R anjy

Gan]am anht

Gannet Rock baxp

Gap Rock ANYU

Garcia de Avila avyh

Garde, C. de akxg

Garden I. (N. S. W.) askn

Garden I. (W. Australia). . .arno

Garden Reach anjg

Gardiner I azqs

Gare Loch aezc

Gargano Hd airg

Garonne R agsz

Garoupe avhc

Garpen aggh

Garraway alkw

Garrison Pt aeik

Garrucha ahis

Garston aeuw

Gascogne, G. of agjs

Gascoyne Road armi

Gasoren acng

GasparStr apse

Gaspar, Lower, L. V aniu

Gaepar, Upper, Lt. V aniv

Gasparilla I axft

Gasp6 BDKV

Gasp^ B. Lt. V BDKU

Gasp6, 0 BDKT

Gata, 0. (Cyprus) akqy

Gata, C. de (Spain) ahil

Gatcombe Hd astjc

Gatteville agck

Gavazzi Pt aiod

Gavdo I Ajpw

Gaviotas Lt. V awdv

Gavrion P ajqs

Gawler, P aruv

Gay Hd bacx

Gaya B apyt

Gayo, P AJHU

Gebi I AQRM

Gedney Ch aznd

Geelong aryq

Geelvink B aqty

Geestemtinde advw

Gefle ACLF

Gellen adwt

Gellibrand Pt aryv

Gellibrand Pt. Lt. V aryw

Gelsa AjBi

Gemlik ajys

Genesee R bSyl

Geneva ahvs

Genius Bank Lt. V adxc

Genoa ahwr

G6nois, F AKXP

Geneves ahim

Gensan aonl

Gdographe B arotj

George B. (Canada) bcvn

George B. (Tasmania) ashm

George, C bcvz

George R as.tu

George I bcly

George Town (Africa) alxo

Georgetown f Ascension).. ..altjy

Georgetown (Demerara) awhq

Georgetown (Malay Pen.)..ANQO
George Town (Pr. Ed. I.)..bdau

Georgetown (S. C.) ayqc

Georgetown (Tasmania) asd w

Georgia (Asia Minor) aklx

Georgia (State) aykf

Georgia, Str. of attjw

Georgian B behm

Georgina Pt atwp

Geraldine arms

Geraldton (Queensland) asxq

Geraldton (W. Australia)... arnb

Geresik apwh

Germando acns

Germein, B arsn

Germany aovp

Gerso adjh

Ghelenjik B akjy

Ghenitchesk Str. .' akin

Ghent abgy

Ghijinsk B aosl

Ghubbet Hashish amsu

Giannutri ahzi

Gibara, P axm j

Gibbs Hill ayhs

Gibraltar ahfu

Gibraltar (Erie) bear

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARKANGBD. PaRT II.

GIEDSER— GEEC ALE .

Giedser Pt. Lt. V adne

Giedser Reefs Lt. V adnc

Gienner Fiord adgk

Giens ahtb

Gighiga aosn

Giglio AHZD

Gijon AQWD

Gilbert Is aqvz

Gilbierg Hd adkw

Gill B AVLY

Gilleskaal abjv

Gillolol AQRI

Gillolo Passage aqrt

Gimso ABiR

Gioiosa Jonica aipn

Gioja aijy

Giova Pt AKPR

Giovinazzo aiqtj

Giraglia I ahzs

Girdle Ness amr

Girdler Lt. V abu

Girgenti aimo

Gironde R agrp

Gil-van aeyb

Gisborne atls

Gisund abht

Giudecca Canal aiub

Giurgiu akez

Gjerrild Lt adpo

Gjesvier abgm

Gjoeslingerne abkx

Gladstone asue

Glandore afxg

Glarenza ajlo

Glas I Ai'cw

Glasgow (Ontario) bdyr

Glasgow (Scotland) aey.z

Glasgow, P. fN. Guinea) aqti

Glasgow, P. (Scotland) aeyw

Glavina Pt. aiyx

Glenelg : .arvc

Glenelg R arwz

Glengariff Hr afqe

Glopen abiz

Gloriense Isle amdn

Glosholm ACRE

Gloucester (England) aeqn

Gloucester (Mass.) baiz

Gloucester (N. J.) azky

Gliickstadt aduj

Goa ANBM

Goapn4th Pt amxz

Goat I. fCal.) augl

Goat I. (Me.) balk

Goat I. (N. S. W.^ aslg

Goat I. (R. I.)...' AzxH

Goch6 Aocr

Godavari R angz

Goderich eehj

Godhavn bezq

Godley Hd atjk

Godnatt 'Rock. .■ acfy

Godrevy I ... J aepo

Goedereede aedk

Goeree aed.i

Goes ae™

Gogaligyun anou

Gogha AMRC

Gohren adbg

Goiana R avzy

Gold Coast ALMW

Golden Horn akbo

Golden Horn Hr aoqb

Golden I aoge

Goldsboro ayse

Goletta AKWB

GolfitO AUSL

Gomb^ Pt ALRC

Gomen B aqzp

Gomena, C ajew

Gomenizza P j...ajhp

Gomera alph

Gonaives axtk

Gooch B ATjs

Goode I ASZK

Good Hope, C. of alwq

Good Hope, C. (China) anzr

Goodwin, East, Lt. V aekr

Goodwin, North, Lt. V aekl

Goodwin, South, Lt. V aeks

Goodwin Sands .aekm

Goole AFMS

Goolwa ABVY

Goose C BDQG

Goose I ASDF

Gopalpur anhr

Gorda Pt axpe

Gordon R asfk

Gore B atjm

GoriSe ALGj

Gorey agdt

Gorgona I ahyf

Gorino aite

Gorizia, or, Goritz aivk

Goro, P aqyl

Goro Pt AITD

Gorontalo aqmf

Goshkcvitch B aonz

Gota (Gotha) Canal acim

Gotland achd

Goto, C — aowy

Goto Is AOWT

Gotska Sandon achq

Gottenburg acbr

Gough I alvk

Goulburn asji

Gouldsborough ' b.atm

Goulette, La akwe

Goulfar B. (Talut Pt.) agnr

Goulven agix

Gourock aeyn

Government Hill anqm

Governors I azpc

Goyder R ariu

Goza Hr apfc

Gozier I aydcj

Gozo aioz

Graa Deep. adbv

Gracias a Dios, Cape, Hr . . .awoz

Graciosa (Azores) alcx

Graciosa (Canaries) aleg

Gradaz P aixv

Grade P aivd

Grsesholmen abon

Grafton asol

Grafton, Cape asxw

Grahanj, P atsf

Grahams Town (Africa) alyg

Grahamstown (N. Z.) atml

Grain Coast alme

Gran I aclv

Granatello aihn

Granada ahgy

Granada, Nueva autm

Gran Canaria aler

Grand B (Mauritius) amig

Grand I. (St. Lawrence) bdpu

Grand I. (Lake Superior). . .bepf

Grand Banc Lt. V ages

Grand Bassa alko

Grand Bassam almj

Grand Bourg ayed

Grand Cayman axqv

Gr^d Haven bekm

Grand Jardin Islet agph

Grand L^jon agfv

Grand Manan I baxs

Grand Mont Pt agoh

Grand Port (Mauritius) amik

Grand Port (New Cal.) aqyp

Grand Ribeau I ahtu

Grand Rustico bdcy

Grand Sesters alkv

Grand Surrey Canal ,aejq

Grand Turk I axkt

Grande B aybj

Grande Banc acrs

Grande, P. (C. Verde Is.)..algw
Grande P. (Stephens B.) . . . auvn

Grands Cardinaux agou

Grangemouth afkb

Granite I beoz

Granitola, Cape aimk

Grant Beach Lts bdha

Granton Hr afkq

Granville (New Guinea) aqtg

Granville (France). 1 ageo

Grao de Valencio ahkp

Grasgard^ acgz

Grassy B ayid

Gratiot, F befw

Grave Pt agnb

Grave Pt. (France) agsf

Grave Pt. (B. C.) atwj

Gravelines afxu

Gravesend aeIp

Gravosa, P ajfn

Gray Hr aucp

Great Basses anfb

Great Belt adln

Great Bird Rock bdfz

Great Borris Hd adfv

Great Britain aehq

Great Captain I azsl

Great Duck I basp

Great Fish B alup

Great Fish R alyh

Great Hr axwn

Great Inagua I axk v

Great Isaac axiw

Great Kapuas R apxm

Great Namaqualand alu v

Great Orme Hd aetw

Great Ribaud I ahtu

Great Round Str. Lt. V bafk

Great Sandj^ Str asho

Great Skarcies R aur

Great Swan P ashg

Great Wall of China aojw

Grecale, C aipe

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GRECO— HAMPTON .

Greco, 0 akrb

Greco, Torre del aihp

Greece ajie

Greek Archipelago ajpx

Green B bbid

Green, C ashu

Green Hr sou

Green I. (C. Br. I.) bcqi

Green I. (China) anyv

Green I. (N. S.) bcoa

Green I. (Lunenburg) bcka

Green I. (St. Xawrence) bdpi

Green Pt alwp

Greenhithe aeis

Greenland bezo

Greenly I bbqg .

Greenock aeyv

Greenore (Carlingford) afuk

Greenport azrh

Greenspond bewj

Greenwich aeiy

Greenwich (R. I.) azvu

Greenwich Observatory aejb

Gregory, C. (Or) aueh

Gregory, C. (Magellan) ayjn

Gregory, P aemu

Greifswald aczv

Greifswalder Oie aczp

Grenaa adko

Grenada (Spain) ahoy

Grenada (W. I.) aygb

Grenadines, The aytu

Grenville Hr bdba

GrepenLt. V ackw

Grey, P. arnf

Grey R atfo

Greymouth atpu

Grignano B .- aivm

Griko, P AjTB

Grimsby afmp

Grimskar acgi

Grimstad abwe

Grindel Pt bapl

Grindstone I. (N. B.) bazi

Grindstone I. (P. Ed. I.) bdpq

Grino abjx

Grip ABMU

GrisNez, C apyb

Grissellhamn ackg

Grohara - acqv

Groix I AGMR

Groniiigen adyu

Gronningen abvq

Gronskar acjh

Gronskaren abzy

Grori Sound adnj

GrOS, C ; AHLU

Grosa Pt. (Iviza) ahnz

Grosa Pt. (Majorca) ahon

Gross Ziegenort acyo

Grossa I AJCM

Grossbruch acxb

Grossel bdpt

Grosse Isle bdet

Grosses Haff acyv

Grosso, Mt AiBZ

Grosso Pt AiMX

Grouin Pt agbx

Grovenor P alys

Gruizza, or Grucia I aizr

Grundkallen Lt. V ackv

Griinendeich aduo

Gryto ABHY

Guadalcanar I aqwi

Guadalquiver R ahbg

Guadalupe R awub

Guadeloupe aydc

Guadiana B axoj

Guadiana R aiidm

GuahybaR avri

Guaira, La awju

Guardafui, C amog

Guajan I aqvl

Guajara R awed

Guam I AQVL

Guama R aweb

Guanape Is auxs

Guanica, P axyk

Guanta B awjm

Guantanamo axqr

Guarapari avtjx

Guardia, La agzr

Guardia Pt aigp

Guardiana I .ajki

Guardia Vecchia Hill aicv

Guatemala aupi

Guaytulco, P auop

Guayanilla, P axyi

Guayaquil auvz

Guaymas aumd

Guduat AKLi

Gudvangen abre

Guerbaville apzs

Gu^rin I aomb

Guernsey agdb

Guetaria agum

Guia AHCG

Guia F anyh

Guiana awfm

Guildford aroc

Guilfinec aglr

Guimaris , aqib

Guinchos cay axmv

Guinea G almx

Guisanburg awfs

Guiuan aqjo

Guldborg Sound admx

Gulf Stream , ayij

GuU Lt. V AEKQ

Gull I BEWY

Gull Rock , Bcip

Gumaka aqfm

.Gun cay axiv

Gunfleet afph

Gunieh- .aklr

Gureina akur

Guruni Hd ajvl

Gurupa R awbn

Gurupi R AWDM

Gustaf Hr aybp

Gutvik abkq

Gutzlaff I AOFB

Guyon I > bcrg

Guysborough bcov

Guzerat amxj

Gwa ANLQ

Gwddar amwd

Gwatar B amvz

Gythium aims

Haaks Lt. V abcd

Haaler Is abzf

Haarbjerget abhm

Haarlem aeck

Haber Ness adfq

Habana axnw

Habibas Is akzf

Habitants Hr bcpw

Hacha, La awls

Hachken R apcb

Hacking, P asjo

Hadersleben adgo

Hadlock, P atzq

Haedik I agol

Hafringe acir

Hagi Aovc

Hague, C. de la agcq

Hague, The aeco

Haidar Pasha akbb

Haiderabad amwu

Haifa akso

Haifong anxc

Hainan anxl

Hains Pt aogp

Haisborough Lt. V afnr

Haitan Str aobr

Haiti AXTC

Haiti, C AXTS

Haiyang aoil

Haiyuntau I ackv

Hakata aowe

Haken acdx

Hakluyts Hd abdg

Hakodate apks

Hales Bluff asmb

Half-Moon cay awqn

Half-Moon Shoal Lt awvl

Halfway Rock bamf

Halifax bclp

Halifax B aswx

Haiki ajyb

Hallam adyw

Hallands Wadero acdg

Hallo abzr

Hall Sound aqte

Halmstad acdf

Halong B anxf

Hals ADPW

Halskov ADLW

Halten Is ablm

Halys Pt AKMQ

Hamada aouy

Hamamatsu apge

Hamanaka aplk

Hambantotti anez

Hamburg aduv

Hamelin B aepd

Hamilton (Bermuda) ayih

Hamilton (Ontario) bdxw

Hamilton (Queensland) asui

Hamilton, P aomu

Hamilton Inlet beya

Hammamet akvz

Hammero abhx

Hammer Pt acfg

Hammerfest abgr

Hammershus acfb

Hamnskar acbe

Hampton bajx

Hampton Roads ayvn

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II.

HAN— HOBRO.

Han R anzw

Hancock, C audc

Handa apfy

Handkerchief Lt. V baem

Haneda aphy

HangchauB aobr

Hangklip, C alwv

Hango ACQP

Hanish Is amrx

Hanko abys

Hankow aohx

Hand I acfu

Hanobugten acfp

Hanoi anwv

Hanois agde

Hanover advc

Hanstholm adqv

Hanswest (Hansweerd) aegd

Haonbaikan I anvm

Haparanda acnv

Hapsal ACTP

Haradsskar acij

Harbour Grace bevl

Harbour 1 axjo

Harburg advb

Harcourt B aqzn

Hardanger Fiord abrz

Harderwijk aebl

Hardwick aymb

Hardwicke B artg

Hardy, P atbd

Hare B bexn

Hare I aneb

Harfleur apzj

Harg ACKQ

Haringhdta R anju

Harlem azor

Harlem Ship Canal azps

Harlingen adzc

Haro, C aumb

Haro Str atwz

Harrington (England) aewm

Harrington Inlet asne

Harrington (Me.) bauh

Harstad abhu

Hartland Pt aepk

Hartlepool aelu

Harvey Corner b azp

Harwich apos

Hasenore Hd adkl

Hasle ACFD

Haasel abhr

Haste Aftera Sh ahbs

Hastellic Pt agnq

Hastings (Sussex) aelc

Hastings asgb

Hastings Hr anpc

Hastings, P bcpq

Hastings R asno

Hasvig ABGU

Haszard Pt bdap

Hatanga R apqo

Hatholm abve

Hatien anuy

Hatinh an wp

Hatteras, C aytc

Hatteras Inlet aysz

Hattes, Les awgl

Hatzfeldt Hr aqtu

Haugesund absz

Haulbowline I apwt

Haulover Isthmus bcqu

Hausui B ANxa

Haut Banc du Nord agqi

Haute 1 bcda

Havannah Hr aqxs

Have, La, R bcjn

Havelock atdy

Havosund abgk

Havre afzh

Harve Bouche bcpk

Havre de Grace azdx

Havre du Robert ayev

Hawaii abez

Hawaiian Is arby

Hawke, C asnc

Hawkes B atli

Hawkesbury, P bcpt

Hawkesbury R aslw

Hawksbury atjp

Haya saki Ch aoxn

Hayatomo Str aovx

Hayle aepf

Hayti aysk

Heard I amjs

Heath Pt bdlk

H^aux de Br^hat aghm

Hebert, P bcis

Hebrides afcq

Heceta Hd audy

Hector atfg

Heda Hr apgr

Hedjaz Province amqy

Heiligenhaten adem

Heisternest acxy

Hekkingen abhb

Hela Pt Acxw

Helder. adzk

Helensburg aezf

Helensville atbh

Helgeraaen .abxd

Helgoland advj

Helle ABWR

Hellehavn Pt adnl

Helleholm admb

Helles, C ajwt

Hellevik aboc

Hellevoetsluis aedo

Hell Gate azpr

Helliar Holm apbp

Hellig Veer abjl

Helliso ABRF

Hellman acqd

Hellville amgr

Helsingborg acdv

Helsingfors ACQX

Helsingkallan acox

Helsingor adoy

Helwick Lt. V aers

Hempstead azsc

Hen Pt AOGZ

Hen & Chickens Reef Lt. V. . azxt

Hendrick Hd bamx

Henlopen, C azhs

Hennings Vser abiq

Henry, C ayvb

Henzada anmi

Heongsan, P aocb

Hepburn aplp

Heppens adwq

Heraklea aknf

H^rault, R ahqp

Herbert asvb

Herbert R asxc

Herbertshoh aqug

Herbes, Pt. aux axbe

Hereford Inlet azlt

Herkla (Hergla) akvy

Herm agdj

Hermit Is aquw

Hermopolis ajqy

Hermoso, Mt avmx

Hernosand acmf

Hefon I BDji

Heron Neck (Green I.) bark

Herradura, P. (Cent. Am.)..AUSB

Herradura, P. (Chile) aveh

Hervey B astp

Herzegovina ajgp

Hesselo I adks

Heste Hd adng

Hestskjser abmz

Heugh AFLV

Hfeve, C. la afzg

Hever R adsy

Hewittville asvf

Hexham a8me

Heyst aehi

Hibi Ch AOWM

Hiddensee I adbq

Hiechechin B anzl

Hielm adkn

Hierapetra ajpt

Hierro alfj

Highlands bafw

Higuera, C aguh

Higuerita Bar...-. , . . .ahdq

Hi]i AOZD

Hijo AQKR

Hiku sima aovq

Hillsborough b azr

Hillsborough B Bczx

Hillsborough I. (Baily Is.)..aqvs
Hillswick AFGV

Hilo ARFB

Hilton Head I aynr

Himesima aozg

Hinchinbrook aswz

Hindo ABQP

Hingham bahm

Hinlopen Str abdh

Hino misaki apek

Hiogo .\PBS

Hirado aowe

Hirado no Seto aowq

Hirosima aozu

Hirota B apjs

Hirsova, or, Hirssova akev

Hirtshals adqe

Hirtaholm adqk

Hisaka sima ao wx

Hitokatpu B apmc

Hittero abuq

Hiva Oa aroe

Hjelm ADKN

Hobart asgp

Hoboken azoq

Hoborg ACHF

Hobro ADPN

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HOBSON— INDIO.

Hobson B aryt

Hodeida amrv

Hoedekenskerke aegb

Hoek AEBF

Hog I. Lt. V Azwp

Hoganas acdr

Hogan Group ascw

Hogland : . . acsu

Hogsholm. ABOY

Hogsten, or, Hogstenen abok

Hohe Weg Flat adwi

H5ien adqo

Hoievarde abtn

Hoihau B anxp

Hokianga R atbd

Hokitika atfw

Hokushu APKJ

Holar BFAQ

Holbek ADLG

Holdfast B ARVE

HoUsender Deep adot

Hollam's Bird I alum

Holland (Mich.) bekj

HoUen abvm

HoUesley B afor

Holmedal absn

Holmengraa abrd

Holmestrand abyo

Holmogadd aomt

Holmon acmz

Holmudden achp

Hoi Ness ADFS

Holsteinborg bezw

Holtenau adet

Holy I - APKu

JEolyhead aetl

Homborgsund abwc

Hommelviken abmh

Honawar anbx

Honda - - . awmf

Hon Dau I axxb

Hondeklip B alvu

Honduras awpb

Honfleur agbe

Honga R azfk

Honghai B anzj

Hongkong anym

Hon Kobe, P anwc

Honmoku Lt. V aphs

Honolulu AHFX

Honshu AOTB

Hood Canal atzu

Hood, P BCVK

Hoogly ANIR

Hook of Holland aecv

Hook of Schouwen aepd

HookPt AFWG

Hooper Str azfn

Hoorn adzv

Hopedale beyg

Hope I ANHC

HopePt ATPO

Hope, P BDXQ

Hora AJXN

Hormigas, Las ahjg

Hom,C AVJY

Horn I AXCR

Hornbsek adpe

Horn Reefs Lt. V adrs

Horsburgh Lt ansz

Horsens adjp

Horst AC YP

Horta ALcs

Horten abxw

Horton bceu

Horup Haff adgb

Hougue, La agcb

Hourtin r ; . agtf

Houston AWVF

Houtman Rocks army

HOV Huk ADJR

Hov Sand .adir

Howe, C '. Ascj

Howe Ch ASQP

Howrah anjl

Howth Bailey afux

Hoy APES

Hoya B aqpw

Hoyer adsl

Hoylake aeuk

Huacho . . • AUYL

Huafo I A VIM

Huaheine I arhg

Huaina Pisagua B avch

Huanchaco: auxm

Huanillos avce

Huarmey auyh

Huasco, P AVDW

Hubbard Cove .^cktj

Hudiksvall aclt

Hudson B beyl

Hudson City azon

Hudson R azow

Hu6 , ANWM

Huelva ahdu

Hueneme Pt auit

Huertas, C ahjr

Huevos I AVEP

Hufvudskar acjd

Hligli Pt ANJF

Hdgli R ANIR

Huilingsan Hr anxz

Hukau AOHM

Hull (England) afmr

Hull (Mass.) bahj

Humacao axwr

Humansdorp alxu

Humber R afmn

Humboldt aupg

Humt Adjim akvh

Hunchun aopg

Hungary aiyl

Hunghwa Ch aobn

Hunstanton afnm

Hunter Cove aubr

Hunter I asez

Hunter Pt. Dock (Cal.) augk

Hunter R asmn

Hunting I ayog

Huntington azet

Huntly ATBW

HuonR ASGP

HurlockB aptl

Huron I bbow

Huron Lake befq

Huron, P "efr

Hurst Castle aemg

Hump ADPR

Husevegg abtjh

Hussein Pt akpe

Hustad ABNF

Husum adsx

Hutt, P ATOV

Hven I ACDY

Hvidingso abth

Hvidsteen abym

Hwangchau aohw

Hwanghai aoij

Hyannis badx

Hydra .' ajnu

Hyferes ahtv

Hylleholt adnt

Hythel asfy

ana R apoz

ba AQED

bn HS,ni Pt akrt

bo AMCE

brahim, P amqp

braila akes

Ca AUZM

CaCOS Pt AYHI

cacos Road awqx

celand bfac

chabo ALup

chang fu aoif

da '. ALPB

do ACID

eraka P ajng

ero P AJUB

er6s, C akmf.

Iggesund aclu

flesias aieb
ata, P APCi

ki sima aowg

pa R amfy

lay AVBN

lette Pt 1 AHVB

Ifracombe (England) aept

Ifracombe (Tasmania) asdy

Iha Grande avtg

lin I AQcu

Uinois ^ BEJL

locos .' aqer

loilo AQID

mabari apeb

maidzumi gawa apju

mari aowp

mbetiba avud

mbituba avrs

mbros ajup

mperatore Pt aiho

mperial Hr aorb

imperial R avhp

imuruk Lake atpy

nacceasible I alvh

nada akdf

nch Keith afjm

n chon aoln

n Dail Loch. aezw

ndependencia B auzs

nderamayu Pt apvk

ndia amwl

ndian I baoz

ndian R axie

ndian Tickle .bexy

ndiana '. .beju

ndianola awun

ndigirka R apox

ndioPt. Lt. V avno

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKKANGED.

Part II.

INDRAGIRIE— KAILUA.

Indragirie R aprt

Indus R AMWR

Ineboli, C akmx

Infreschi, P aijl

Ingonish bcug

Ingornachoix B berw

Ii^amboio ambk

Inisheer afhh

Inishgort afrq

Inishowen Hd aftd

InishtrahuU afsz

Injeh, 0 akmw

Injir B akcp

Inkerman akhl

Inland Sea aozf

Innambin R alzw

Inner Road ahtm

Inokushi, P aoyp

Inskip Pt ASRCi

Intermediate Lt. V anit

Inuboye saki apiu

Inverary aezh

Invercargill atgj

Invergorden afhv

Inverness afhz

Investigator Str arto

lomfruland abws

lona APBT

Ionian Is ajhg

Ipsera Islet akpo

Ipswich f England) : . . . apo v

Ipswich (Mass.) bajo

Ipswich (Queensland) asqr

Iquique avcp

Ireland afpo

Ireland I ayip

Iris R. AJM0

Iro 0 saki. . ; apgv

Iroquois Pt belw

Irrawaddy R anlx

Irvine aeyj

Isaac Hr bcnx

Isabela, P aqlk

Isaccea '. akeq

Isaki AOZJ

Ischia 1 ..uGz

Ise Fiord adlb

Ise Sea apfi

Ishikari R apmq

Ishima. apdc

Ishi no maki apje

Isidore B ajli

Isigny agbw

Iskanderdn akro

Iskanderdn G akrn

Islands, B. of atnm

Islay (Peru) avbn

Islay (Scotland) aezr

Islay Sound apbe

Isleta Pt alet

Ismailia aktm

Ismid ajyl

Isola AIVY

Isonzo R AivG

Ispe Pt ACGT

Israelite B ' arqo

lese H'd adju

Istapa AUQB

Istria Aivu

Istria, C. d' Aivx

Isumi Str apcb

Itabapuana avun

Italy AHVW

Itamaraca I avzu

Itapacaroya B avsh

Itaparica I avxw

Itapemerim avup

Itap^rina B amey

Itapuan Pt avyp

Ithaca I ajiCm

Ivi, C .'..... . AKYU

Iviza AHNS

Ivory Coast almq

Iwaga saki apik

Iwanai B apmv

Iwo sima aoxh

lyo nada aozq

Izabel Awaj

Jablanaz, P ajbr

Jackson ■• awzu

Jackson, F. . . , aync

Jackson, P asjw

Jacksonville ayjk

Jacmel axuz

JaCobstadt acou

Jade R , adwk

Jsederens Pt abue

JAfafebad amxu

Jaffa, C ARWP

Jafnapatam anfk

Jaguarybe R... awcl,

Jaltepeque Lagoon auqp

Jaluit aqvy

Jamaica axqz

Jambie B apru

Jambu Ayer apqs

James B beyr

James P azrn

James R aywl

James Town alvd

Jamestown Hr. . : aqvd

Jammer B acqs

Jammerland B adlu

Jandia Pt aleq

Janet, C ahru

Janjira Hr amzs

Jan Mayen I bpau

Japan aosz

Japara Islet apvw

Jar Fiord abpv

Jardeheu Pt agcs

Jarman I arlt

Jarrow afln

Jdshak, C AMVT

Jasmund ' adbl

Jassy AKPi

Java apuq

Javea ahkb

Jeba R alir

Jebeil akse

Jebel Teir amrt

Jebel Zukur amry

Jeddah amrj

Jeddore Rock bcmk

Jekoits Hr aqvd

Jelai R. aqb v

Jella Koffi ALNP

Jerba, C. el akxt

Jerba I akvf

Jeremias Anchorage albk

Jericho aksv

Jersey agdn

Jersey City azok

Jershoft acyj

Jerusalem aksx

Jervis B asje

Jervis, C arvk

Jezirat NAbiyu Tanb amvl

Jezirat at Tawfla amvo

Jezireh akbj

Jibuti AMOY

Jidda amrj

Jidjelli AKXw

Jinoiiuen aoln

Jobabo AXQB.

JoboS, P AXYC

Johanna I amde

John R BcxD

Johnstone R asxo

Johore R ansy

Joka sima aphp

Joliette Basin , . . ahsd

Jolo AQLI

Jondal ABSP

Jones Pt ~. AZDo

Jonquifere, C aorm

Jordan R bcig

Jouan G ahuz

Jourimain I bcxv

Juan de Fuca Str atxk

Juan de Nova I amhc

Juan Fernandez I avpm

Juana apvy

Juba AMNW

Jubal, Str amqj

Jubia B agxn

Juby, C ALci

Jucar, R ahkj

Jucaro axpy

Judith Pt Azuw

Jugru R ANRV

Jmst I ADXT

Juja Pt AJDZ

Jdldia Hill ankl

Juneau atqk

Juniskaren acmd

Junin Avci

Junkseylon anpm

Jupiter Inlet axib

Jura Sound aezv

Jutland ADJM

Kabelvaag abil

Kabinda alkw

Kabes akvi

Kada B apex

Kadiak I atrw

Kadi Kioi akbd

Kadosh Pt akjz

Kaffa AKHW

Kaffu- Kuyl B .\lxh

Kaffraria alvq

Kage acnl

Kageno sima aoxf

Kagoshima aoyc

Kaiiilui Hr arfk

Kaibobo Road aqrb

Kaikoura atjq

Kailua arpg

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473

KAIPARA ^KEWAUNEE.

Kaipara Hr atbb

Kaisariyeh aksr

Kaiserfahrt aczf

Kaiser Hr adwe

Kaiser Wilhelm Canal aduf

Kaiser Wilhelmsland aqtn

Kaitan athy

Kakesuka minato apqf

Kalagaan R apzn

Kalaioki acoq

K£(lama ^ audk

Kalamaki ajog

Kalamata ajmi

Kalamuti Hr ajwi

Kalantan antu

Kalazak ajzk

KalMdenLt. V..: acre

Kalgalaksha abfd

Kaliakra, C akdy

Kalibia akwb

Kalimno ajsq

Kalingapatam anhk

Kaliu aquo

Kaliwan R aoct

Kalix. ^ ACNz

Kalk Ground Lt. V adfp

Kalkgrundet Lt. V acek

Kallo I ACPB

Kalloni, P - - ■ -Ajtw

Kallundborg adlr

Kalmar acgj

Kalmar Sound acgp

KaloB ADKE

Kaiolimno (Archipelago) — ajsp

Kalolimno (Mammara) ajyv

Kalomo ajix

Kalpi Anchorage anjc

Kaltura anep

Kalvebodeme Lt. V ados

Kamaishi apjw

KamaoPt anvd

KamaranHr amrq

Kamatasaki apdb

Kamchatka apne

KamchyR akds

Kamerun R alqj

Ka,mir ajzw

Kamish akif

Kamo AOTW

Kamoisaki apmu

Kamorta anod

Kamouraska bdpx

Kampen (Netherland) aebn

Kampen (Schleswig) adso

Kampong Ton R anuw

KamrangB anwb

Kanagawa aphw

KanahenaPt arfn

KanaisG akup

KanalaB arbd

Kanazawa aoui

-Kanburi anuf

KandalakG abfg

Kandalaksha abfi

Kandavu ,- arcb

Kandeliusa ajsl

Kandi ANBO

Kandilli akcl

KanedaB aphj

Kangan amvd

Kangaroo I artu

Kangio Bank anvr

Kangdn amvd

Kankao R anuz

Kannanur anci

Kanonsaki aphl

Kanso acbp

Kapau AQSE

Kapiti I ATDM

Kappel Pt ACGY

Kappeln adpc

'Kapsali B ajnb

Kapury apng

Kara, C ajvx

Kara Sea abdo

Kara Str abds

Kara-Agatch aknb

Karabane I alib

Karabuga ajzu

Kara Bumu (Black Sea) akdc

Kara Bumu (Levant) akqd

Karachi _ amwp

' Karadash Bumu akqr

Karaga Hr apns

KaraghatchHr akpu

Karaginski I apnu

i Kara-Herman akei

Karakaiki B aqoi

Karamania akps

Karamea R atfc

Karamusal ajyn

Karang Mas apws

Karatsu - . aowi

Klrikal anfx

Kariya aowl

Karlo ACOL

Karlshamm acfv

Karlskrona acfw

Kamafuli R ankj

Kar Nicobar anob

Karquines augz

Karrebsek admi

Kartal ajyb

Kariunbhar I amxb,

Karun R amuo

Karwar Hd anbt

Kaeado sima aozp

Kasamanze R alhy

Kashi no saki aper

Kasko Acpj

KasomR anpw

Kassandra G ajvz

Kassar actv

Kasserodde adgw

Kastelorizo I akpx

Kastri Pt ajhl

Kastro (Khios) ajto

Kastro (Lemnos) ajui

Kastrup adoi

Katakami apbj

Katakolo ajlp

Katang Islet apvt

KatauR aqsw

Kataura aoxz

KatavitiB acjzc

Katland abuy

KatoreiB aptm

Kats6p6 AMGD

Kattegat acbj

Kattoji saki apkr

Kaua R aqsv

Kauai argb

Kaukhali aniz

Kaulung anyq

Kaunakakai arft

Kaupanger 1 •. . ab«v

Kavak Bumu akbp

Kavala ajwh

Kavfcna akdx

Kawaihae arfe

Kawa saki aphx

Kawatsi apbu

Kawau atnc

Kawhia atoh

Kawur aptf

Kayeli B aqrf

Kazakavitch aoqe

Kealakekua ' arfi

Keats, P ARjx

Kebula B aqom

Kedah R anqi

Ke Diilan I aqpm

Keeling Is aptx

Kefken, C aknh

Kega Pt ANVX

Kel R ALYN

Keiskamma R alyi

Keke Ness adez

Kelumpang B aqbh

Kelung Hr aobt

Kem ABFc

Kema aqmd

Kemi acoe

Kendari B aqmj

Kenmare afqh

Kennebec R baml

Kennebunk .' . . bale

Kennedy, P. (Queensland). aszo

Kennedy, P. (W. Aust.) arm

Kennedy R asyr

Kenosha beiz

Kent Group: ascx

Kent I AZE V

Kentish Knock Lt. V afpk

Keonga B amjx

Kephalo, C '. ajur

Kephez Pt ajwy

Keppel C ASUM

Kerama Group aoyk

Keramot Saki apli

Kerassond (Kerasunda) akmi

Kerdonis Pt agns

Kerempeh, C i akmy

Kerguelen I - — amjr

Kerhuon agko

Kerisoc Pt agjd

Kerkenah Is akvo

Kermadec Is arbx

Kernic agiv

K&oman agne

Kerpenhir Pt agnz

Kertch akih

Kerteminde adiy

Kervasara ajif

Kerynia akqu

Kesennuma apjr

Ketchumville atqf

Keti AMWT

Keum gang aolx

Kewaunee beih

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

Part II.

KEWEENAW— KRA.

Keweenaw B beoq

Key West axqu

Keyham aboc

Kezil Pt AKOS

Khaidari P ajnp

Khamthalia amxp

Khamir amvk

Khania ajpe

Khanlijeh akco

Kharag (Kharij ) I amuy

Khelidromi I ajvm

Khelong B anpk

Kherson akgz

Khersonese, C akhm

Khios AJTM

Khor Fakin amth

Khori R amwy

Khor Rabij amvx

Khorya Morya Is amsq

Khramtshenko atri

Khristinestad acpl

Khunbandar amyf

Khwa anlq

Kiahtsz anzm

Kiama asjk

Kiangyin aofs

Kichau aohv

Kidderpur anjo

Kidderpur Wet Docks anjh

Kidorong Pt apyj

Kiel ADEO

Kiel and Eider Canal adtg

Kienchufu anxo

Kieuhien aogs

Kii Ch APEi

Kikik B anwj

Eliladia P ajnq

Kilcradan Hd apqw

KUdonan Pt aezm

Kilia Mouth akeo

Kilia Pt aknl

Kilifi R AMNH

Kilimdn R amby

Kilindini, P amnb

Kiliomeli, C ajvb

Killala afsd

Killary, B afro

Killybegs afsl

Kiloarda, C akqf

Kilwa Kisiwani amki

Kilwa Kivinje amko

Kimanis B apys

Kimberley (N. Australia) arif

Kimberley (W. Australia), .arlh

Kina Balu apzc

Kinabatangan R apzs

Kinashiri aplt

Kinburn akgi

Kincardine : behg

Kinchau aoki

Kingani R amky

Kingchu fu aojy

King George Sound arpj

King I Ascp

King Pt ARPN

King Road aeqj

KingBCOte arty

Kings Lynn afnk

King Sound arlp

Kingsport bceo

Kingston f Jamaica) axsr

Kingston (Ontario) bdwm

Kingston (S. Australia) arwd

Kingstown (Ireland) apvg

Kingstown (St. Vincent) ayfs

Kinhon Hr. (Thinai Hr.). . .anwi

Kinkuwasan apjg

Kinn abps

Klinnard Hd afig

Kino ACUH

Kinsale. afwy

Kinsale, Old Hd. of afxb

Kinservik absj

Kioge ADNY

Kios AJYS

Kipini amnl

Kirchdorf adcl

Kirkcaldy afjo

Kirkcudbright aexn

Kirkeby adsg

Kirkwall i afeq

Kirpen I aknj

Kisaradzu apil

Kish Lt. V AFuz

Kishin amsk

Kishm AMVO

Kisimayu B amnv

Kissa AQox

Kistna R angs

Kistrand abgi

Kiswere Hr amkh

Kita kami R apjm

Kiti, C AKRC

Kitries, C ajmk

Kitta ALNQ

Kiukiang aohr

Kiungani amlc

Kiushan Beacon aofp

Kiushu Aovs

Kiutoan Lt. V aofg

Kiyerr Inlet asib

Kizil Irmak arms

Kizu gawa apbw

Kjeldsnor adim

Kjengskjser ablt

Klagstorp aceo

Kladesholm acbd

Klang ANRQ

Klazati ajzk

Kleines Haff acyw

Kleven ab vh

Klinkowstroem B apop

Klinte adjl

Klintehamn achi

KlitmoUer adqw

Klondike R atqo

Klong Bagatae anpl

Klutz Hd ADCN

Knivaia abfh

Knivaniemi acoi

Knocke aegp

Knubble, The baky

Knuds Hd. . 1 adiu

Knysna Hr alxp

Kobberdal abkh

Kobber Grund Lt. V adqg

Kob6 APBR

KocM APcx

Koepang aqop

Koh Chang anuq

Koidzumi apjq

Koko Reef apwk

Kokotoni Hr amlf

Koksi, P , AOCH

Kokskar acsz

Kokuntau Is aomc

Kokura aovz

Kolaba Pt amzo

Kolaba Oby amzp

Kolachel ancy

Kolding ADGT

KoUefjord abge

Kolmakoff F atrg

Kolokithia (Archipelago) ajtq

Koltkithia (Greece) ajmp

Kolorat Hr aizl

Kolyma, R... apow

Komandorski Is apnm

Komatsushima Anch apdh

Komo R ALRE

Konakri aljm

Kondia P ajug

Konge Deep ador

Kongo Free State alsd

Kongo R ALRY

Kongoni ambp

Konigsberg acxd

Konig WiUielm Canal acwh

K6-je Do AOMW

Konstantinovski akgv

Koombanah B .arom

KOOS R. (Coos) AUED

Kopah Inlet anpi

Kopalin acyb

Kopparstenarne Lt. V achs

Korableny Lt. V acsi

Kordion B Iajqt

Korea aolp

KomUoE G aonx

Koroni. .- ajmf

Kororarika B atns

Korsakovsk aorw

ICorshagen adlj

Korshavn adjb

Korso ACQi

Korsor adly

Korsor Road Lt. V adlx

KOS AKPJ

Kosedo Str aov.n

Koseir amqe

Koshiki Is aoxw

Koshiki-sima aowu

Kosi R ALZi

Koslu B AKND

Kosounai aorp

Koster I abzl

Kota Baharu aqbj

Kota-batd aqey

Kota Raja apcjm

Kotawa B aphb

Kotawaringin R aqbu

Kotelnoi I apqc

Kotka I '. . ACRJ

Kotonu ALNX

Kottapatam. angp

Kotzebue Sound atpq

Kourland acuv

Kowie R ALYB

Kowno Acvi

Kra. -■ ANPE

Part II.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

475

KRAGCHENBURG— LEITH.

Kragchenburg abbt

Kiagero abwq

Kran Fiord abwo

Krasnaia Gorka acsm

Kraut Sand Lt. V aduk

Kraxtepellen Acwu

Kresta G apoh

Krimea akhe

Krimon Java Is apvs

Krionero Pt ajkk

Krishna Lt. V anlz

Kristianstad acfs

Kristiansund abmw

Kro6 apte

KromB alxt

Kronborg adoz

Kronslot acsk

Kronstadt acrv

Kru ALKS

Krusenstem B abct

Kuahoi R anwr

Kua Kam R anwy

Kual5:ue B arbk

Kuantan R antq

Kuaua B aqzy

Kuchinotsu aoxj

Kudat B APYx

Kuga sima aowx

Kuilu R ALRP

Kuji B APED

Kullen ACDN

Kultuznay B apnv

Kumai R aqbs

Kum Kalessi ajwv

Kumagsi. .' alni

Kumpta ANBV

Kum Pt AKPL

Kundapur anbz

Kundari I amzq

Kunfida amro

Kunsan aomd

Kuper Hr aomq

Kure Apcs

Kuri, C AKDG

Kuriat Is akvs

KurU Is APLU

Kurong aqot

Kuru R AWGP

Kuru Chesmeh akbw

Kusaie I aquy

Kush abbv

Kushiro aplh

Kusilvak atqj

Kusimoto APEO

Kuskino abci

Kuakoquim R atre

Kustenjeh. (Kustendji) akec

Kutabdia I ankp

Kutali Road ajzo

Kutch G AMWZ

Kutpur I AMXW

Kuwana appr

Kuweit Hr amub

Kvsernholm abnz

Kvalbein abui

Kvilio abttw

Kvindherred absc

Kvitholm abne

Kvitnes abmy

Kwachau aogb

Kwala Kangsa anrj

Kwala Lumper anrt

Kwamera aqyc

Kwangchauwan anxv

Kwikambo altp

Kwanglotau I aoks

Kyauchau Hr aoik

Kyauk Pyu Hr anlg

Kyholm awy

Kykduin aebx

Kyle Akin apcj

Kyparissia ajlw

Kyz Aul Pt AKHY

Laaland admk

Labiau acwo

Labo ADEN

Labrador bexq

Labdan apyo

Labuan Amok aqni

Labuan Tering B aqnp

Labuk R apzl

Laccadive Is .and]?

Lacepede B arwb

Lachine Canal bdut

Lacre Pt awkr

Ladrone Is. (China) an ye

Ladvik abqm

Lady Elliot I astn

Lae o ka Laau arps

adqb

Channel Lt. V adqe

Rende adpz

;oa dos Patos avrg

(Africa) aloe

Lagos (Portugal) ahcy

Lagosta ajbu

Lagostini I ajfk

ar ACQL

B AQJS

Laguerre, P aqyv

Laguinmanoc, P aqgu

Laguna B asrg

Lagundi Str apsw

Lahaina arpm

Laka P ajhs

Lake Borgne awzi

Lake Reeve asbu

Lakhpat R amwy

Lakon antw

Lakona B aqxc

Lamb I bemi

Lambayeque auxg

Lambton Hr atkx

Lamentin aydi

Lamlash aezk

Lamock Is aobc

Lampedusa aipb

Lampon, P aqfl

Lamu AMNP

Lanai arpo

Lancaster aevy

Landerneau agkp

Land's End aeor

Landskrona aceb

Landsort aciu

Landunevds Pt agjm

Langat R anru

Langeland adih

Langenuen .' abry

Langeoog I adxj

Langesund abwu

Langkat R apqw

Langkawi I anqb

Langkiangki aogz

I^angksa R apqu

Lang Ness aexd

Langore adjv

Langotangen ab w v

Langshan Crossing aopm

Langston Hr aelp

Langwas I apsh

Lannion aohz

Lantau anyl

Lanvaon Height agji

Lanzarote . . . : aleh

Laon AQjD

Lapland abpk

Lappe Grund Lt. \' adpc

Lara Pt avob

Larangeiras avsn

Laraquete avhg

Laredo agve

Larnaka akrd

Larne aptq

Ldrut R ancjx

Lasserre Pt avkp

Lassan..; •= aczr

Latakiyah akrv

Latham I amku

Latimer Reef azub

Latour, P bchu

Lauersvcelgen abzg

Laumuho aojs

Launceston asej

Laurkollen abyq

Laiirvik abxi

Lauterbach adbh

Lauwerzee adyr

Lavaca awtjq

Lavaissiere B arbe

Lavandou ahup

LavEipi^ Pt avhk

Lavata B avdi

Lavezzi I aibj

Lavrova Hr apny

Lazaref , P aonp

Lazaret Basin ahsc

Lazaretto Road ahti

League I azkd

Leander Pt arnh

Leander Tower akbh

Leasowe aeum

Leba acyp

Lebak, P aqkv

Lebbin acze

Lebesby abgp

Lebidah akvb

Lebu P AVHM

Led Sund acqm

Leeds apmx

Leer adyi

Leeuwin, C arpp

Leeward Is AxitM

Leghorn ahyc

L6gu6, Le agpt

Leichau anxxi

Leipzig ACWB

Leite aqjf

Leith APKD

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LEIXOES— LOOKOUT.

Leixoes P ahbf

Leka abkp

Lekanger aboz

Lekhanger abqr

Lekki alod

Lema Is anyt

Leman & Ower Lt. V afnv

Lemantin Pt axtg

Leme Ch aiwt

Lemnos ajue

Lemvig adrk

Lena R apqe

Lenha, P. da alsp

Lensviken ably

Leonardstown B azbg

Leones Isle avmb

Leopoldville alsm

Lepanto ajle

Lepreau Pt... bayh

Lepsorev abod

Lequeitio aguq

Lerdalsoren abqw

Lerhamn acdq

Lerici ahxr

Lero (Archipelago) ajsu

Lero (Bergen) abrm

Lervig abrw

Lerwick ; afop

Lesina ajed

Leskar ' acnp

Leton Ek alhp

Letti I AQOz

Leucate ahpx

Leukungtao aoit

Levanger abmi

Levant akpq

Levant Is ahud

Levanto ahxk

Levanzo aimw

Leven, P amdz

Levi, C AGCL

L^vis BDTG

Levitha ajse

Levuka aecn

Lewes azib

Lewis afcs

Lewiston bdyi

Leyden abcm

Leyre R agtk

Liakhov apqb

Liant, C anum

Liauho aokb

Liautishan Promontory aokl

Liautung Province aojx

Libau AcvF

Libby I. ; bavp

Libeccio Pt aimu

Liberia alkh

Libertad auql

Libreville .... alrd

Licata ailz

Licosa Pt AUG

Lidung B apec

Lievely P bezq

Liffey R afvb

LignanoP aiur

Ligua B avet

Liim Fiord adpu

Likuri Hr ...arcp

Lildstrand adqt

Lille Blegen absv

Lille Feisten abud

Lillesand abvz

Lillo AEGQ

Lima auyv

Lima R agzy

Limasol akqz

Limeni P ajml

Limerick aprd

Limhamn acen

Limon, P a won

Limones R axqj

Limpopo R ALzs

Linano B aqkw

Linaro, C aifw

Lincoln, P arsp

Lindaas abrh

Linde R .ambx

Lindesnses abuz

Lindi R '. .amke

Lindos ■. ajrz

Linga aprl

Lingan Hd .^ bcsh

Lingayen i-. aqep

Lingi R anrz

Linja amvh

Linnhe Loch apbn

Linosa aipf

Linschoten Is aoyg

Lions Rump alwk

Lipari I aio"E

Lipso I Ajsv

Liptrap 0 ^ aezy

Lisbon ahce

Lisburne, C atpm

Liscanor afeg

Liscia P aicr

Liscomb Hr boni

Lisle AFXM

L'Islet BDRK

Lismore I afbcj

■ Lissa AJEK

Lister abue

Lister Deep adse

Lith AMEL

Little Basses anfc

Little Belledune Pt bdpj

Little Belt adgy

Little Cayman axqw

Little Cumberland I aykl

Little Curacao I awkx

Little Denier I bewg

Little Egg Hr azml

Little Fish B alub

Little Gull I azqy

Little Hope Islet bgiv

Little Karas I aprn

Little Popo ALNu

Little Ross aexm

Little Sando abnc

Little Sea Hill asho

Liusne aclq

Livadhi, P ajqe

Livadia B ajsg

Liverpool (England) aeuv

Liverpool (N. B.) bcyq

Liverpool (N. S.) bcje

Liverpool, P amgy

Liverpool R ariw

Livingstone awqh-

Livisa axly

Lixuri ajkh

Liyushan aoht

Lizard, The aeol

Lizard I asyp

Ljugarn achw

Llanelly aerw

Llanes agvw

Llansd AHNL

Llarga Pt ahon

Llico AVFY

Llobregat ahmb

Lloret AHME

Lloyd, P AQvu

Loanda I alte

Loanda, P. of altb

Loango B alrq

LobitO B ALTR

Lobos de Afuera auxf

Lobos i; (Canary Is.) alen

Lobos I. (Uruguay) avqj

Lobos cay axmt

Loch Fyne aezg

Loch In Dail aezw

Lockeville arcs

Loc-Maria agnm

Lodbjerg adqz

Lodingen : abid

Lofoten Is abic

Lofsta aclb

Logan R asqx

Loggerhead cay axgo

Logstor adrg

Loneiya amrp

Loire, R .agpp

Loka I AOEG

Lokiang , . aocg

Lolo I AftTC

Loma Pt AUJK

Lomaloma ardm

Lomas (Cape) Roadstead. ..avbd

Lombardy aiuw

Lombok aqnl

Lomma acbh

London aehv

Londonderry afte

London Docks abjn

London Sh acsl

Long Branch t..AZMR

Long Hope afeu

Long Hr bets

Long I. (Bahamas) axkb

Long Island (N. Y.) azpl

Long Island Hd bahg

Long Island Sound azqk

Longone, P ahyt

Long Pt. (Erie) bbap

Long Pt. (Mass.) bagi

Long Pt. (Tasmania) ashi

Long Pilgrim I bdpr

Long Sand Lt.V.(Bengal)....ANiw
Long Sand Lt.V. (England), .afpe

Longships Lt aeoq

Longstone apkv

Longueuil bddk

Lonsdale P aryb

Loo Rock ALDS

LoOgP AQHD

Look6 P AMDX

Lookout, C ayrm

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

477

Loop Hd APQu

Lopakta, C apnq

Lopez, C. (Africa) alri

'Lopez I. (Wash.) atyz

Loppen ABGW

Loqu6 AMDX

Lorain bedp

Lome P bcPa

Lourenfo Marquez alzo

Lorient agnd

Lord Howe I. akbw

Los, Isles de ■ aljh

Los ViloS AVEO

Lota -.AVHB

Louis, P. (France) agmz

Louis, P. (Mauritius) amib

Louis, P. Lt. V amic

Louis, P."(W. I.) AYDO

Louisburg Hr bcrj

Louisiade Archipelago aqtm

Louisiana aw vx

Louttit B AKXW

Lovisa ACHi

Low Hd ASDP

Low i ASYD

Low Pt AOHU

Lower California aukj

Lower Pt. Clear axbk

Lower Traverse Lt. V bdqs

Lowestoft: apoi

Lowly Pt ARSJ

Loyalty Is arbq

Luanco agwp

Luarca agwq

Lubang I aqde

Llibeck (Germany) adcb

Lubeck (Me.) bavx

Lucietta I ajdg

Lucifer Lt. V apvn

LuCOn AGQD

Lucrecia Pt axmp

Ludington beky

Ludlam Beach azlw

Ludlow, P ATZS

Luikangtao aoit

Lulea ACNT

Lundo ABLQ

Lundy I aepm

Luneburg advf

Lunenburg bcjw

Lungmun Hr aoiu

Lungo, P. (Dalmatia) ajco

Lungo P. (Istria) aiyb

Lungo ACMG

LuparR apyc

Lusaran Pt aqih

Lussin Piccolo aizk

Lutke Hr apor

Lutostrak I ajcp

Luz, Pdela aleu

II Luzon I ACJDJ

Lydo ADHS

Lyen abmq

Lyme Regis abnc

Lymington aemf

Lynchburg awve

Lyngen

Lyngor

Lyngsbek

Lynn

ABGX
ABWM
.ADKI
.BAIK

Lynn Haven ayve

Lynn Well Lt. V afne

Lynus Pt aetv

Lyon AHRL

Lyon, G. of ahqi

Lyse Ground adkt

Lysekil I .' acbp

Lyser Ort acdx

Lythap aevp

Lyttolton , atjg

Lytton ASQN

Maas Lt. V abcp

Maas R jaecq

Maasluis aedf

Maatsuyker I aspo

Maba Road aqrj

Mabou ; BCVH

Macah6 avup

Macao anyg

Macapa awel

Macareo R awir

MacAu AWCG

Macclesfield Bank anxi

Macdonnell, P arwx

Macdonnell Sound aruh

Macedonia ajvq

Macei6 avyx

Machias bavo

Machiasport bavl

Machias Seal I baxm

Machichaco, C aguv

Machipongo Inlet azgr

Macin aket

Mackau I aomj

Mackey aswe

Mackenzie R asuw

Mackenzie R. (Alaska) atpq

MacKinnon Hr bctx

Mack Reef aubt

MacLean asoj

MacLeay R asny'

Macoripe Pt awcp

Macoris axun

Mac'quarie Pt askd

Macquarie Hr aspg

Macquarie I atox

Macquarie, Lake asmh

Macquarie. P asnm

Madagascar amdo

Maddalena I aict

Maddy, Loch apdb

Madeira aldq

Madeira R awfi

Madison, P aubn

Madoc, P ' aesy

Madonna I ajht

Madonna Pt aiwc

Madraga B albc

Madras angj

Madrid agud

Madryn, P avmh

Madural apwf

Msesholm adfl

Maestra Pt aith

Mafia I AMics

Magadoxa amoc

Magallanes aqhi

Magdalen, C bdna

Magdalen Is bdph

Magdalena B. (Mexico) aukz

Magdalena B abde

Magdalena R awly

Magellan Str avjg

Magerosund abgj

Magnisi '., ailh

Magnok B aqgp

Magothy R azdb

MaMbalipur Pagodas angh

Mahakan R aqbe

Mahambo Pt ambo

Mahanadi.R anib

Mahanoro ames

Mah6 ANCL

Mahe I amjb

MaMbourg amil

Mahedia akvr

Mahi R amyj

Mahon, P ahpb

Mahone bckf

Mahukona arpd

Mahuwa amxv

Maidens aptp

Maikulaung anud

Mai Kussa aqsm

Maine bakp

Maintirano amfp

Maisonneuve bdun

Maitencillo - avel

Maitland asmt

Maitland, P bead

MajambarB amge

Majar B akov

Majorca ahod

Makalla amsh

Makambi R ampt

Makarska ajdu

Makassar aqmx

Makassar Str aqmu

Makil AMUX

Makisar aqox

Makrin Coast...' amvu

Makri Hr akpw

Maksa amvt

Maktan I aqio

Makung Hr aovc

Malabar Coast anch

Malabar Pt amze

Malabata Pt albg

Malabrigo Road auxk

Malacca ansc

Malacca Str anpz

Malago AHGO

Malaita I aqwj

Malalag P aqku

Malamocco P aito

Malampaya Sound aqcf

Malangen abhd

Malaspina, P avlq

Malay Peninsula anph

Malcolm Pt arpz

Maldi ve Is andk

Maldon appm

Maldonado- (Mexico) auop

Maldonado (Uruguay) avqh

Mile andm

Malea, C ajnd

Maleg Hr afce

Malekula aqxh

Malemba B alrv

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

Part II.

MALFATANO— MATIFU.

Malfatano, P aieo

Malheureux C amib

Malimba R alqk

Malin Hd afsy

Malindi, amnj

Malinska P aizx

Mallagoota Inlet ascf

Mallawall6 I apzf

Mallicolo aqxh

Malmo ACEj

Maloren acnx

Maloyama apmt

Malpeque bdbp

Malsoro B aqmw

Malta aioq

Maltezana ajsi

Malw;an anbg

Mamanguape awbg

Mamberonmo R aqtx

Mambolo. aljs

Mambulao P acjfe

Mamuju B aqmz

Mamutzu amdk

Man, Isle of aewu

Manado • aqlz

Manacle Rks aeok

Mana Dock avqd

Managua aure

Mananjara R amet

Mangos awfc

Manapad Pt andv

Manar •. ..anep

Manar, G. of andt

Manati R axwh

Manawatu R atdi

Manchac, Pass awzk

Manchester aevs

Manchester Ship Canal ... .aeux

Manchuria aopc

Manda Roads amnq

Mandal abvp

Mandalay anmp

Mandalike I apvx

Mandao aqhl

Mandarin ayjq

Mandavi R anbl

Mandinga Hr awnk

Mandinga Pt auwg

Mandraki ajnx

Mandri, P ajov

Mandurah arok

Mandvi amxb

Manfredonia airc

Mangalia akef

Mangalore ancf

Mangareva Is argt

Mangarim aqcv

Mangolia akef

Mangrol amxq

Manhattan azqg

Manicouagan bdnv

Manila aqdt

Maninzari amet

Manistee beld

Manitou R bdmr

Manitou I beon

Manitoulin I begx

Manitowoc beik

Manly Beach aslq

Manna R alkd

Mannef jord ab vi

Manning R asnf

Manningtree afow

Mano R alkx

Manokin R azfw

Manora Pt amwq

Manta B auvf

Mantanzas ayiv

Manukau atbn

Manzanilla B aunk

Manzanilla I awns

Manzanillo (Cuba) axqh

Manzanillo B. (Haiti) axty

Manzo ajcq

Maplin Sands aeib

Maputa R alzp

Maquereau Pt bdkg

Maracaibo awlk

Marad amzt

Maranhao awdc

Marano aius

Marans. agqp

Marawang Road apso

Marbella ahgk

Marblehead (Lake Erie) bbdg

Marblehead (Mass) b Aia

Marchesa B apzj

Marcus Hook azjo

Mare I augt

Marennes agrd

Margarita I awje

Margate aekf

Maria, Loc agnj

Maria, P axrg

Mariager adpm

Marianas acjvk

Marias R asnq'

Maria Teresa Mole aiys

Maria Van Diemen, C aszy

Marie Galante ayeb

Mariel, P axny

Marien adef

Marifjseren abhc

Marigot aybh

Mariguana I axkl

Marin (Spain) agzj

Marin (W. I.) ayez

Marina I aqxd

Marinduque I aqgr

Marine City befk

Marine Transport Railway, .bcaq

Maritime Basin ahrz

Maritime aimt

Mariupol akiu

Mariveles, P aqdw

Marjoribanks Hr aolw

Markelsdorf Pt adeg

Marken I aebc

Market Rock acqb

Markhab akrw

Marmara I ajzc

Marmarice akpt

Marongo amou

Marohi amcz

Maroni R awgj

Marquesas Is argc

Marquette bepa

Marsa el K6bir akzc

Marsala ; aimo

Marsa Omrakum akug

Marsa Scirocco aiow

Marsa Sousah akup

Marsa Tebruk akui

Marsa Zafran akuw

Marseillan ahqm

Marseille ahrw

Marsha I ambc

Marshall Is aqvx

Marshall Pt baoe

Marstal adig

Marsten abrp

Marstrand acbi

Martaban G anof

Martina-, C alty

Marthas Vineyard bacu

Martigues ahrq

Martin, C ahvn

Martin, R bdng

Martin Garcia I avpk

Martinique ayej

Martinscica (Martincica ) P. . aizh

Martins Industry Lt. V aynl

Martin Vas I awcb

Marudu B apzb

Marugame apdx

Mary R asrw

Maryborough ashy

Maryland .iZCQ

Maryland Pt azbv

Maryport aewp

Marysville aubf

Masanpo aonb

Masbate I aqhj

MSseskar abzt

Mashike apml

Mashonaland ambo

Masinglok P aqeh

Masio, P AXPQ

Masfra G amsv

Maskat amtb

Maskhal I ankq

Maski APML

M&sknuf Adiz

Masnou ahmi

Maspalomas Pt alex

Massab^ alrs

Massachusetts azxq

Lubrense aihu

ALTJ

Massaua Hr ampt

Masuji R APSL

Masuliptam angv

Mata, P 1 Axu

Matagorda awuh

Matakong I aun

Matamoros awti

Matane bdnp

Matanzas axntj

Matanzas Caleta (Chile) avft

Matapan, C aimo

Matapwa R amng

Matar6 .\nMK

Mataura R atgp

Matchedash B behs

MaternilloB Pt axmp

Mathew Town axkz

Mathias Pt azbm

Mathurin B _.amit

Mati aqkn

Matifu, C AKYJ

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MATILDA— MISCOU.

Matilda bdve

Matinicus Rock baon

Matitanaaa R amexj

Matochkin Shar (Strait) abdq

Matoya apI'd '

Matsugatiama B aplx

Matsumai apkm

Matsu shima apiy

Matsiiyama _ apbc

Mattapoiset azyr

Mattinata aird

Matupi I AQUJ

Matura ane v

Maturin awiv

Mauger beach Lt bome

Majiger cay ._. awqt

Maui I -" arfj

Mauka Cove aors

Maullin avhy

Maumusson Ch agrm

Maurice R azln

Mauritius amhz

Maurizio ahwb

May, C AZLQ

May I AFJK

Mayaguez axvy

Mayo AFRY

Mayo I ALHJ

Mayor, C agvp

Mayorga ahfp

Mayotta amdg

Maysi, C axle

Mayu R ank v

Mayumba-B ---, alrn

Mazagon amzj

Mazaroni R awid

Mazarron ahix

Mazatlan - - aump

Mazeppa Pt alyp

Mazighan albw

Mazimbwa B amcs

Mazzara aiml

Mazzone Pt aikn

Mbau Waters arcl

MbauB ARCY

McArthur Hd afbc

McArthurB aril

McCluer Inlet aqsb

MchingaB amkf

Meares, C audq

Meat Cove bcum

Mebondo alqv

Mecattina 0 beqc

Mekka amrk

Mechigme B apon

Mecklenburg adby

Medal ahmz

Medan apqx

MedanoPt avng

M6dee Rock agme

Medemblik adzs

Medford bahy

Medina amrh

Mediterranean ahfz

Medni ^^^^

Medolino G aixn

MedomakR bang

Medway bcjk

MedwayR aylp

Medway, The aejr

o Kastron ajpm

.0 Nisi I AKDJ

Meganisi Ch ajiq

Meghna R ankd

Mehediya albp

Meiaco sima Is aocx

Meinderts Reef apws

Mejillonea Cove avcl

Mejillones del Sur B avcx

Mekari seto apbe

Mel I Avsp

Melabu B apuk

Melbourne arzd

Melbourne P arzh

Mele, C ahwe

Meleda I ajfd

Meli Anchorage aqxp

Melilla akzr

Melinka P avid

Mellakori R aljo

Mellum Flat adwl

Melneraggen acwg

Melo, P AVLU

Meloria Sh ahye

Melstenen abko

Melville, C aqby

Melville, C. Lt. V asyq

Melville I arjb

Melville, P •- - . alzr

Memba B ■ amcl

Memel acwf

Memel R acwl

Menadou Passage bcrp

Menai Str aetp

Mendocino C aufo

Menelaus Hr akul

Mengka aobx

Menjawak apvj

Menschikoff Pt aorc

Mentawi Is apti

Mentone (Menton) ahvo

Menzaleh, Lake aktl

Meoko Hr aqul

Mercer atbu

Mercury B atly

Mergui anox

Mferida awsb

Merigomish bcwf

Merimbula asif

Merka amnz

MerleraPt Aixa

Mermerj ik B a jzf

Merminji, C akoh

Merrill Shell Bank axbq

Mersey aeus

Mersev Bluff asbr

MersinP akow

Mersina akqp

Mesa de Roldan ahip

MescoPt ahxl

Me Sima Group aoyl

Messaragotsem Pt acur

MeBsemvria - -akdp

Messier Ch avix

Messina aiks

Messina, Str. of aiko

Mestre aiuc

Mesurado, C alkj

Metbie apji

Metis Pt BDNS

Meuangpran antz

Mevatanana amfz

Mew I AFTW

Mexico AUKH

Mexico, G. of awkz

Meyers Ledge ahwg

Mfeze AHQO

Mezen abeg

Mgau Mwania amkd

Miautau Is aoiy

Michael (Pissen) acuw

Michigan (State) beck

Michigan City bejr

Michigan I benp

Michigan, Lake behy

Michipicoten I bema

Middelburg abfv

Middelfart adhg

Middelgrund adol

Middelhamis aedr

Middle Bank Lt. V arsi

Middle Hr aslo

Middlesbrough aflz

Middleton R alon

Miho B Aoux

Miike aoxm

Mij ella ajvd

Mikawa apfz

Mikindani Hr amkb

Mikomoto apgw

Milcuni aouj

Milan Aiux

Milazzo ainy

Mileto Pt AiRT

Milford Haven aesf

MilkR AXSF

Millbridge b aty

Millier Pt aglc

Millwall Docks abjl

Milna ajdx

Milo AJPY

Milonia R akzn

Milwaukee beit

Minatitlan awsr

Min R AOCY

Minch, The afoo

Mindanao I aqkc

Mindoro aqcs

Mine Hd afwl

Mines, Basin of bcdn

Mingan Hr bdml

Mingan Pass aodg

Minikoi I andj

Minnesota bbmu

Mino R -AQZV

Minorca ahpc

Minots Ledge ' b agx

MinOU Pt AGKD

Miquelon betv

Minquiers agdx

Minsener Old Oog adxe

Minsener Sand Lt. V adwo

Mira bcrs

Miramba P amoh

Miramichi B bdgf

Miramichi B Lt. V bdcv

Mirik, C alfw

MirsB ANZH

Misamis, P aqkg

Miscou Hr bdie

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-

-PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.

MISENO— MUGERES.

Miseno, C aigt

Misiina nada aozt

Mispillion Creek azik

Misratah akux

Miesiesey ahtp

Miesipezza Bk aiqj

Miasissauga I bbgu

MisBiasippi awzf

Miasiaaippi City axbw

Miaaolonghi ajky

Miaumi Hr aoxq

Mitaziri aozl

Mitchell R (Carpentaria) aeic

Mitchell R (Victoria) asby

Mitford Hr apze

Mitho ANVB

Mitauga hama aped

Mitylene ajtv

Mitzura aozx

Miwara aozy

Miyadsu aour

Miyako apkp

Mizzen Hd appx

M'Kenzie Ft bcqx

Mlui R ambz

Moar R anse

Mobile Axcw

Mocha I (Chile) avho

Mocha f Red Sea) amrz

Mochiiria P awjk

Moda Liman ajkv

Modeate I aomi

Modyugaki I abex

Moella I Avsz

Moen ADNK

Moeraki atir

Moerdyk aedw

Mogador alcb

Mogdiahu amoc

Mogotea Ft avnc

Mohaka R atlk

Mohawk I bdzy

Mohilla I (Moh^li) amdb

Mohoro B. amkq

Mojacar ahir

Mojanga ampv

Moji AOVT

Mokambo, F amcd

Mokau R , ATcj

Mokha AMRZ

Mokihinui atfe

Mokpo AOMP

Mola AiQP

Moldava akfn

Molde abnm

Molde Fiord. abno

Moldo .' ABPG

Molenpolder aedl

Molfetta AiQW

Molino Ft -. . . ..AHMV

Molle ACDO

MoUeBdo, P AVBR

Moller B abdr

Mbller, P atrm

MoUo ABZV

Molokai arfq

Molucca Fagsage aqrn

Molyneux B athu

Mombaaa amly

Mona Axvcj

Monach la afde

Monaco ahvl

Monaatir akvu

Moncton bazu

MondacaR agus

Mondego, C ahbl

Mongat Ft ahmg

Mongunui Hr atnw

Monhegan I baod

MonieB azpt

Monkey B awqz

Monmouth aeqo

Monomoy Ft baej

Monopoli AiQO

Monroe becn

Monroe, F ayvh

Monrovia alkn

Montagu I asij

Mont' A16gre awbt

Montauk Pt azqm

Monte Chriati axub

Monte Christo (Cent. Am.), .axjvr

Monte Chriato (Italy). ahzc

Monte Groaao ahyu

Montego axrq

Monteleone aijv

Montelungo aiqf

Montenegro ajgh

Montepefe B amcq

Monterey auhs

Montevideo avpy

Montgomery axdg

Montpelier ahqu

Montreal bduq

Montrose afit

Monts, Pt.de bdmn

Montaerrat aycx

Montt, P AvrL

Monze, C amwk

Moody, F ATVJ

Mooen abns

Mooloolah R • asre

Moon ACUF

Moon Islet amsf

Moonta arsz

Moorowie, F artq

Mooae F beyz

Moose-a-bec Beach bauz

Moose Peak (Mistake I) bauw

Morant axst

Morant Cays axsz

Moratabas Entrance apyb

Moray Firth afhs

Morayra ahjz

Morbihan agop

Morbyianga acgs

Morea ajme

Morecambe B aewb

Morehead City ayrj

Morellganj anjw

Moreno B avdc

Moreaby, P aqtf

Moreaby R asxk

Moreton B aspq

Moreton, C aspu

Morgan City awxv

Mori APKX

Morlacca Ch ajbo

Morlaix agij

Mornington arzj

Morocco. AKZM

Morondava ampl

Moroto Saki apcz

Morpeth Dock aevl

Morris, P. - -' azpu

Morrisburg bduz

Morrison B anoz

Morristown bdvr

Morro (Cano) Pt aheb

Morro Ayuca auot

Morro San Paulo avxo

Morrosquillo G awmx

Mors ADRH

MorUr I aizo

Mortella Ft Aicr

Morter ajdb

Morup T^nge acby

Moruya asir

Morzhovetz I abei

Moacenice aiyg

Moacow acsb

Moskenses abiy

Mosquito Coast awox

Mosquito Inlet ayip

Mosoen abki

Moss ABYO

Moasamedes aluc

Moasel B alxm

Moataganem akyw

Moatardas aveo

Moster absq

Mota I AQXB

Mothoni atM(;

Motrico AGUP

Motril AHGW

Motueka R ,. atel

Mouill6 Pt ...-ALWN

Moule, F , ayde

Moulmein an oh

Moultrieville aypb

Mount, C ALKF

Mount Desert Rk bart

Mount Hill AYHU

Mounts B AEON

Moura B aotm

Mourillon ahtn

Mourilyan Hr asxm

Monro I agvn

Mouae Lt. V abid

Mouaset agse

Mouton F BcrY

Moutons, He aux agmh

Moville AFTH

Mowila AMRC

Moyne R arxm

MOZ, P do AWEP

Mozambique amce

Msimbati Hr amjz

Muara I apym

Muar R anse

Mucaras Reef axme

Mud Pt ANJB

Muda R ANQJ

Mudania ajyt

Mudros B ajup

Muendu B aqyw

Mu^O F AQZB

Muertos I axyb

Mugardos agxp

Mugerea Br awek

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MUGGIA— NEUFELD.

Muggia Aivp

MUghu AMVG

JViuhammera amup

Muiden aebh

Muka Hd anqb

Mukden I aoke

Mula, P AXYw

Mulata AxoF

Mulaya R akzp

Mulgrave, P. (Alaska) atsh

Mulgrave, P. (N. S.) bcph

Mulgrave R asxu

Mulki Rocks ance

Mull APBY

MuUHd APGH

Mulo I AJDL

Mulpy ANCD

Mumbles aerp

Mungopani amlg

Mum alqy

Munich acvy

Munkholm abme

Muntok APSB

Mura Hr apez

Murano aitx

Murchison R armp

Murmagao I anbp

Muros agys

Murray Hr bdao

Murray R aevt

Murro di Porco, C ailn

Muscangue Pequena a vtx

Muskegon bekp

Musquash Hr .' bayk

Musselburg afki

Mutenia akfm

Mustang I awtv

Mutlah Lt. V ANjs

Mutaure aovk

Muttum Pt . ; ANCz

Mvita AMLZ

Mwambi B amco

Mwana Mwana amle

Myanterano R amfp

Myhlenfels Pt axzi

Mykoni, ajrb

Myriophyto ajxm

Naaf R anku

Naarden aebi

Nab Lt. V AELT

Nabe sima apdt

Nadjini aony

Naga AQiw

Nagahama apeh

Nagar ' anfw

Nagara Kalessi ajxe

Nagara Liman ajxd

Nagasaki aoxe

Naga sima aoxv

Nagoya apps

Naguabo, P axwp

Nahant bain

Naibo Hr apmd

Nain beyh

Nairn afib

Naju Group aomb

Naka Hr apiv

Nakai aoup

Nakala P amci

Nakashimagawa apdg

Nakatsu aozh

Nakke Hd " adpp

Nakskov..... admr

Namaura aowv

Nambuckra R asob

Nam Dinh anwt

Namkwan Hr aodq

Name Hr anyo

Namoa I anzy

Namsos ablc

Namu Hr attjo

Nanaimo Hr atwh

Nanao ague

Nandi B arcx

Nandi Waters arco

Nangamessi B aqnz

Nankauri Hr anoo

Nankin aogj

Nanoose Hr atwd

Nansemond R aywi

Nansha _ . .aocq

Nantai I aodk

Nantes agpl

Nanticoke R azfq

Nantucket.... baey

Nantucket Shoals Lt. V bapb

Nanuku Passage ardi

Naos I autc

NaOS, P ALEK

Napa Auox

Napanee R..., ...bdwp

Napier atlg

Naples AiHL

Napoule G ahuv

Narainganj . . 1 ankf

Narakal ancq

Naranjo P axmh

Narbada R amyn

Narbonne ahqb

Narendri amgi

Narenta Ch ajey

Nares Hr aqut

Naresto abwi

Nargen I actp

Narragansett B azvf

Narraguagus R batv

Narrows (N. Y.).. aznm

Narrows, The (Bermuda)... ayhw

Narsapur angw

Naruto Passage apdk

Narva acst

Narvick abjf

Nash I BAUT

Nash Pt aerp

Nasilai arck

Nass B ATuc

Nassau axjm

Nassau R ayjt

Natal (Africa) alyx

Natal (Brazil) awbq

Natal (Sumatra) apijc

Natalie B apob

Natashquan R bdmi

Nateva B ardg

National Basin ahry

Natuna Is apxv

Naturaliste, C aepb

Naufragados, Pt. dos avry

Nauplia ajnk

Nauset Beach bapq

Naussa P .ajhh

Naustdal abpy

Navallo, P .' Iagoc

Navarin , ajlz

Navarin, C apod

Navas, P axlq

Navassa I axtd

Nave.sink azmu

Navia • agwr

Navibandar amxo

Navidad B auni

Navinar Pt amxd

Nawanagar amxh

Naxia ajro

NaXOS AJRM

Nazareth B alrh

Naze, The abuz

Ndoni ALOW

Neath aeel

Nebel adsq

Neddick, C baky

Neeah B adch

Neebish Rapids beln

Needham Pt aygl

Needles, The aemh

Neerstrand ■ abtg

Negapatam anfs

Negombo anek

Negrais, C ; anlr

Negril Hr axhu

Negrito B Auwx

Negritto Pt aizv

Negro, C akwu

Negro I bapc

Negro I. (N. S.) bchx

Negro R awfe

Negropont ajuw

Negros I aqij

Neguac guUy bdhp

N6hou6 B AQZG

N^k^t^ B ARBG

Nelligan asix

Nellore ango

Nelson Town (N. B.) bdhm

Nelson (N- Z.) atej

Nelson, C arxb

Nelson, P arky

Nemina agyi

Nemoro Anchorage aplq

Nemours akzl

Nena, P avhn

Neo Kastro ajlz

Nepean Pt arzp

Neponset bahp

Neptune Battery anet

Neptune Is aesg

Nerang R aspk

Nera Pt aixz

Nerbudda R amyn

Nerja ahgs

Nerva Rock acsp

Netherlands adyj

Neuendorf ^ acys

Neuenfelde adus

Neuf P BDOH

Neufahr acxv

Neufahrwasser acxq

Neuf eld adtm

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NEUHARRLINGERSIEL— NORWAY.

Neuharrlingersiel adxn

Neuhaus adub

Neuse R ayrv

Neustadt adcv

Neuwerk advh

Neuzen aegp

Neva ACSE

Neva Lt. V acsi

Nevez, P agis

Nevis AYCB

Nevis, Loch afog

Nevlunghavn abxb

New Amsterdam awhm

Newark azob

Newarp Lt. V afoe

New Bedford azyi

New Berne aysb

New Besca ajbc

Newbiggin afld

New Brighton aznv

New Brunswick bawo

Newburg afio

Newburyport bajr

New Calabar R alpk

New Caledonia aqyj

New Carlisle bdju

New Castle (Del.) azjf

Newcastle f England) aflo

Newcastle (N. B.) bdhj

Newcastle (N. S. W.) asml

Newcastle Hr. (Ontario) bdxk

Newchwang aokc

Newchwang Lt. V. aokd

New Dungeness aucd

Newfoundland ^ . . . beqy

New Glasgow bcwo

New Granada awlo

New Guinea aqrv

New Guinea, British aqrw

New Hampshire baju

New Haven (Conn.) aztj

Newhaven (England) aelo

Newhaven (N. Z.) athq

Newhaven (Scotland) afkh

New Hebrides aqws

New Jersey azkj

New Jahore •...ante

New Langley atvr

New Liverpool bdtj

New London azts

New Mecklenburg aquk

New Orleans awyh

New Plymouth atcr

New Point Comfort ayxs

New Pomerania. . . . , aqud

Newport (Bristol Ch.) aeqs

Newport ^CalJ aujb

Newport (R. I.) azxe

Newport (Wales) aesp

Newport News aywr

Newport Rock Lt. V amqo

New Providence I axjk

New Ross AFWC

New Rotterdam awhe

Newry aftjm

New Siberia Is apqb

New Smyrna ayis

New South Wales ashq

Newtonquaddy bcnf

Newtown almo

New Westminster atvn

New Whatcom atyh

New York State azos

New York City azot

New Zealand aszw

Nexo ACFK

Neyba B axut

Neyland aesg

Nez de Jobourg agct

Ngaloa Hr arcd

Nganking Reach aohb

Ngaukiang aodu

Niagara bdyp

Nicaragua Auqx

Nice AHVF

Nicholson, P atkl

Nickerie R awhg

Nicobar Is anmy

Nicolas Ch axji

Nicosia akqv

Nicoya G aurs

Nidden acWr

Nidingen acbv

Nieuport aehn

Nieuwe Diep adzl

Nieuwe Maas aedg

Nieuwe Sluis abgl

Nievre, P amdt

Nifu ALKT

Niger alop

Nightingale I alvi

Nigisi APHQ

Niigata Roadstead aotz

Nikaria ajtd

Nikolaev , akgf

Nikolaev F akgt

Nikolaevsk aohj

Nikolaistad acpe

Nikolo, P Ajpo

Nile R AKTW

Nimmersatt acwe

Nimiod Sound aoec

Nine Degree Ch ando

Ninghai aoju

Ningpo fu AOEM

Nio AJRT

Niort agqr

Nipe, P AXMB

Nipisighit B bdiw

Niseros ajsm

Nisita AiHK

Niaqually aubv

Nitendi Is aqwo

Nitheroy avtu

Nine, I ardv

Nivaa adov

Nizampatam angr

Noarlunga, P ahvf

Nobby Hd asmj

Nobska Pt baco

Nodendal acqe

Nohechi aotj

Noire, He ' agie

Noirmoutier I agpt

No Kinasi ardc

Noli AHWJ

Nolloth, P ALVT

Noorder Hoofd abcs

No Point, Pt AUBJ

Norddeich adxs

Norden adyf

Nordenham advt

Nordemey I adxr

Nordemey Lt. V adxw

Norder Piep adtk

Nord Fiord abph

Nordland abhn

Nordmaling acmp

Nordoeme abst

Nordoeme (Vigten Is.). . . -abku

Nordre Rose adoh

Nordstrand I adsv

Nore Lt. V abih

Norfolk AYVW

Norfolk I ARBV

Norfolk Navy Yard aywc

Norman, C berk

Norman R. Lt. V arib

Normanton arid

Norrbyskar acmu

Norrkoping acin

Norrskar acoz

Norretelje acjx

Norrsund aclo

Norstromsgrund Lt. V acnr

North America atoz

Northampton : arnd

North Berwick afkl

North C. (C. Br. I.) bcuj

North C. fN. Z.) atof

North C. (Norway) abgl

North Carolina ayqi

North Ch aori

North Dock (Liverpool) aevj

North-East Crossing Bn. Lt. V.

AOHJ

North-East End Lt. V azhq

North East R. (Md.) azeg

Northern Two cays awqp

Northfleet abiq

North Foreland aekh

North Friesland adxp

North Goodwin Lt. V aekl

Northhaven bapi

North Hinder Lt. V aegh

North Holland Canal adzn

North Kalian I acpd

North Post Signal Station, .ayhe

North Pt bdfb

North R. (N. C.) aytjm

North Reef Lt asvh

North Rona apdq

North Ronaldsay afoi

North Ronner adqe

North Saddle I agez

North Sea adsb

North Sea Ship Canal aeci

North Shields aflj

North Shoalhaven R asjg

North Sydney bcsq

North Tree Beacon aofn

North Uist afcz

Northumberland, C arwu

Northumberland Str bcwr

North Vorupor adqx

North Wall (Mersey) aeuq

North Watcher Lt apsk

North West Lt. V aeuj

Norton B atqb

Norwalk azsu

Norway *. abfs

Norway Is anxd

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NOSHAPP— ORSO.

Noshapp Saki aplo

Nosi-Be AMGQ

No sima saki apiq

Nosi Vauru amgs

Nossa Senhora do Desterro . . avrw

NOSB Hd AFHN

Nossyab, C apmh

Noto Peninsula (Japan) aotjc

Note (Sicily) ailp

Notoro, C AORT

Notske B APLS

Noumea P aqytt

Nourse R alug

Noup Hd APGD

Nouvelle, La ahpy

Novalja ajbt

Nova Redonda alto

Nova Scotia boad

Nova Zambia abdp

Novgorod AOPK

NOVI P AJBP

Novik B AOQF

NovoP. (Africa) alny

No\oP. (India) angc

Novorossisk akjw

NOVOSUZOV C APMTJ

Nowikakat atqr

NoyO ATJFM

Niibel adpu

Nueva Carceres aqftj

Nueva Ecija aqpc

Nueva Granada atjtm

Nuevitas, P. axmn

Nl^et Pt ATHS

NuKialofa akdt

Nukuhiva argj

NulatO ATQP

Numadsu apgn

Nun Entrance alos

NunR ALCH

Nunez R aliy

Nunivak I atrc

NusaHr aqtjm

Nuy ts Archipelago aeqm

Nwalabo anov

Nya (New) Karleby acov

Nyassa Lake ambv

Nyborg adiv

Nyholm abjk

Nykiobing (Falster) adnb

Nykiobing (Liim Fiord) adrj

Nykiobing (Zealand) adlh

Nykioping acit

NymindeGab adro

Nystad (Finland) acpv

Nysted (Laaland) admw

Nyukcha abbw

Oahu AK^^

Oak I AYQX

Oakland augn

Oamaru •*-''^^

Oban AFBM

Obdorsk ABCO

Q^ ABCM

obiat::;.'.^-!--- ^mod

Obidos A^^^

Obitotchna Spit akiq

Obokh AMPB

Obrestad abug

Obstruction Pt ampi

Ocean City (Md.) azhg

Oceania aqur

Oceanside auji

OcMkov AKGE

OcboRiosB axri

Ockseu I , aobm

Ocos R aupk

Ocracoke Inlet. ayrs

Odawara '. aphc

Odde f absm

Oddero abvr

Odemira ahct

Odense adjg

Odens-holm actl

Oder R acyu

Odessa akfw

Odiel R AHDV

Odzuchi Apjz

Oe Fiord Bpao

Offer Wadham I bewp

Ofoten Fiord abje

Ofunato B apjv

Ogdensburg bdvl

Ogeechee R aylv

Oglak I AKOF

OgOw6 R ALRG

Ohama aoup

Ohata APKi

Ohio BBCT

Ohora R atob

Oita AOZB

Oitavos ahbw

Okatsu APji

Okayama apbi

Okhotsk AOSG

Okinawa sima aoyj

Oki sima aous

Okkak BEYJ

Okuchi B. (Honshu) apfm

Okuchi B . (Shikoku) apcn

Okusiri apmy

Oland ACQQ

Olands Ostra aogy

Old Basin ahse

Old Calabar R alpq

OldCastleHd aesc

Oldenburg adws

Old Harbour B axsl

Old Hd . of Kinsale apxb

Old Pt. Comfort ayvk

Old Providence Is awpo

Olden ABPN

OlehlehB apcin

Olen ABSO

Oleneka R apqp

Oleron, lied' agrb

OlgaB AOQV

OlifantR alvw

Olinda avzs

Olipal AJPL

OliutorskiC apnz

OlivaRoad.., avdp

Olivenca avxo

Oliveri ainx

Olivi Islet Aixr

Olongapo, P AQDX

Oltenia akfl

Olteniza akby

Olympia '''"^^

Omai saki apgi

Omdn, G. of amsz

Omasaki sima aote

Ombai aqol

Ominato aoth

Omo ADMF

Omoa AwcjB

Omura aoxb

Ona abnj

Onagawa apjh

One-and-a-Half Degree Ch..ANDR

One-Fathom Bank Lt. V anrp

Onega abbtj

Oneglia ahwd

Onehunga atbp

Onitsha alox

Onomichi no seto apbd

OnsI agzh

Ontario, Lake bdwj

Ontonagon benv

Ooltgensplaat abds

Oo sima APBQ

Oo-Ura B apbm

Oparo I arht

Opobo R ALPO

Oporto ahbj

Opotiki R ATLU

Oppa B APJL

Opua ATNO

Opunake atcx

Or, C. d' bcdb

Oran akzb

Orange Free State alvn

Orange R altjw

Orangestadt awlb

Orange Town aybv

Oranienbaum acsh

Orbetello aifs

Orcas I ATYR

Ord R ARKL

Ording Pt ads w

Oregon aucx

Oregon Inlet aytf

Oregrund acks

Oretli R atgh

Orford C aubl

Orford Ness afon

Orford P aubn

Orignaux Pt bdqa

Orilla AUNS

Orinoco R awih

Oristano aibt

Orkney Is afek

Orland baqm

Orland B ablu

Orlando, C ainu

Orleans I bdrz

0rl0V,C ABPM

Orlovka abfo

Ormdra, amwg

OrneR agbl

Ornsay I afci

Omskoldsvik acmo

OroR AHEF

Oropesa C ahkv

Orotava P alfe

Orrio de Tapia I agws

Orsera aiwr

Orskar acky

Orso, C Aijc

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ORSTEN— PARAMABIBO.

Orsten abou

Orsvaag abip

Orta Kioi akbv

Ortegal, C agxf

Ortona aiex

Omba I : AWKz

Orwell R apou

Osa ABUC

Osaka apbv

O Sima Aozw

Osborne ' - aemb

Oscargrundet Lt. V acem

Oscarshamn acgm

Osel ACTY

Ose saki aowy

Osima aoyn

Osima (Inland sea) aozs

Ossabaw Sound ayls

Ossero aizg

Ostende aehm

Ostenso ABSi

OsteReefLt. V adtz

fistergarn achu

Osterrenden acbl

Osthasselstranden abut

Ostia AiGr

Ost-Pic Rock AGHD

Ostrejm abkg

Ostro, Pt. d' AJFS

Osumi Str AOYr

Oswego BDYX

Otago Hr atid

Otago Lt. V atiq

Otawa AOXD

Otchisi saki apln

Oterranai apmr

Otranto aiqg

Ottawa BEFz

Ottawa (Canada) bduo

Otter Pt AOHK

Ottero ABKY

Otway, C ARXS

Otway P Aviw

Oudon ANVH

Ouelle R.. bdqm

Ouessant, Isle d' agjo

Oueticiue I .bcra

Ou Kiang .aodv

Oura Anchorage ao vf

Ouro R alfr

Oussa ABEC

Ousuri B AOQL

Outer Apostle I benm

Outer Lt. V. (Bombay) amzf

Out Skerries, The afgt

Oversay I aezx

OwaraB apfi

Owari apfj

Owasi APEY

Owers Lt. V aelk

Owharre akhj

Owikino attjcj

Owls Hd BAOQ

Owyombo R amni

Oxelo AciQ

Oxhoft Pt ". Aoxs

0x6 .ABVP

Oyama apgd

Oyapok R awfk

Oyeatreham agbk

Oyster B. (N. Y.) azrw

Oyster B . (Tasmania) ashb

Oyster Beds aymt

Oyster Hr atwn

Oyster I ankx

Oyster Rock anbq

Pabellion de Pica avoo

Pabou , - : bdkj

Pacasmayo Atrxi

Pacific Ocean * aqur

Padang apts

Padaran, C anvy

Padilla atyl

Padrao alsb

Padre, P axml

Padre Santo Pt ahed

Padron agyz

Padron Pt also

Padstow. ABPi

Padua aiue

Pagadian B aqlb

Pagania P ajhd

Pagata anok

Pagbilao B aqgv

Pagen Sand adul

Page I AJBS

Pago Pago Hr arbc

Pagoda Anchorage aodh

Pahang R antj

Pahoturi R aqsv

Paihia atnq

Paimboeuf agpk

Paimpol aghc

Paita Atrwz

Paix, P AXTO

Pajaros Islets aveb

Pakan antl

Pakchan R anpg

Pakefield afoj

Paker Ort acti

Pakhoi ANXK

Palais, Le agnt

Palak . . . ; AQKz

Palamos • ahmu

Palanog, P aqhm

Palao Is AQVj

Palapa P aqjr

Palascia Tower aiqh

Palatia B ajzd

Palawan I aqcd

Palazzo, P. . .■ AJFB

PalembangR apry

Palermo ainp

Palermo, P (Turkey) ajhb

Palestine aksw

PAlilug. . .'. ASZK

Palima aqmo

Palinuro, C aijh

Palios Pt AjzQ

Palk Str ANFj

Pallada Road aopl

Pallice, P. La agqm

Palliser, 0 atlc

Palma, P. (Adriatic) ajpg

Palma (Balearic Is.) ahoe

Palma (Canary Is. ) alfm

Palma (Sicily) aimb

Palmajola I. . , ahyw

Palmaria I ahxn

Palmas alev

Palmas B aieh

Palmas, C alkz

Palmasola B axpn

Palmeirinhas Pt altf

Palmer I azyl

Palmer Ort adbc

Palmerston arjo

Palmetto Pt aycl

Palmitp AUMV

Palmnicken acwv

Palm Oil Rivers alof

Palmones R ahfm

Palmyra Pt anfi

Palmyras Pt anig

Palmyre Pt agrv

Palo R apxh

Palomera ahlw

Palopo aqmn

Palos (Celebes) aqnb

Palos (Spain) ahdy

Palos, C AHJE

Paluan B aqcy

Palumbo I , . ainc

Pamanzi Road amdj

Pamban anbd

Pambuang aqbe

Pamlico aysq

Pampanga aqec

Panama ausn

Panarukan apwq

Panay I aqhr

Panbula asid

Panchur Tanjong ansg

Pandan aqhu

Pan de Azucar avdh

Pandelemona P ajkv

Panderma ajyx

Panela Rock Lt. V avpw

Panga R anpy

Pangani amlq

Pangasinan I aqlp

Panjang I. (Borneo) apxl

Panjim anbk

Panmure Hd bdca

Panne La ."abhp

Panomi Pt ajvt

Pantellaria aiph

Panti Barat aqni

Panzano B aivh

Paoushan Pt aofk

, C AJIN

I AKDO

Papa Stour I afhc

Papayes, Butt aux amij

Papenburg adxv

Paphos AKQX

Papiet6 Hr arhe

Paposo Mines avdk

Papua (New Guinea) aqrv

Papua, G. of aqsx

Papudo, P AVEX

Pard AWDY

Paracas atjzo

Paracel Is anxg

Para Guassu avyd

Paraguay : avoz

Paraniba R awbe

Pard, R awds

Paramaribo awgt

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PARANA— PIOO.

Parana Avon

Paranagua avsl

Paranahyba awcr

E^"^^} AVTE

Paredon Grande cay axmw

ParekMaP ajrk

Parenga renga Hr , atod

Parenzo P aiwp

PargaP ajhy

PargoPt ALDu

Paria G awit

Paris AFzw

Pans I.... ,. AYNo

Paros AjRG

Parramatta aslk

Parrsboro bcdq

Parry bbhv

Parry I ■ abdk

Partridge I bayq

Pasages, P aguk

Pasakao Anchorage aqgm

Pasewark acxl

Pasha I. ajtn

Pasha Liman ajzm

Pasig R aqdu

Pasindava B amgo

Pasir AQBi?

Pasman ajcy

Pasni amwe

Paspargo I ajtr

Paepebiac bdke

PaBsage I bbmw

Pass I. BETJ

Pass a Loutre awyz

Passamaquoddy B bawr

Passarge R acxg

Passaro, C ails

Pastolik ATQji

Pasuruan apwl

Patagonia avkz

Patapsco R azdu

Patea R atcz

Paternoster I (Pulo Jenga). .aqnx

Pateriioster I (Russia) actm

Pater Noster (Sweden) acbh

Paterson Inlet athe

Patiras I agsw

Patmos Ajsw

PatOS I ATYP

Patras ajlb

Patrick, P. (Pacific) aqyh

Patrick, P. (Scotland) aext

Patta AMNB

Patterson, P a...rjv

Patteson, P aqwy

Patti AiNv

Patuxent R azct

Pauhenehene Spit atmn

Pauillac aqsv

Paulo Lima6 ajyg

Pawan R apxi

Pawtucket azwd

Paxo I ajhq

Paysandu avps

Payung I - apvb

Paz, La (Argentine) a vot

Paz, B . La (Mexico) aulg

Pease Creek axfz

Peases I bcgq

Pechany Lt. "V akjd

PechiliG aojb

Pechiquera Pt alei

PeconicB azre

Pedena Pt aixb

Pedra Branca Lt ante

Pedraa, P. de avzc

Pedro Bluff axsd

Pedro Pt ANPG

Peedee R , aypz

Peel I. (Beechy Group) aqyt

PeeneR aczm

Peenemiinde aczn

Peerd Pt adbb

Pegasus, P ATGz

Pegolotta Pt Ai WE

Pegu ANLS

PeihoR AojG

Pekalongan apvo

Peking. : aojp

Pelago I Ajvo

Pelagosa I airq

Pel6e I AGCo

Pel^e Pt BEAD

Pelew Is AQvj

Pelican Spit Lt. V '. . akoi

Peling I AQMH

Pellegriho, M ainm

Peloro, 0 AiKM

Pelotas AvRE

Pelworm I adsr

Pelzer Pt acdx

Pemaquid Pt banv

Pemba amlj

Pembroke Dock aesh

Pembroke, C avkn

Pefia Blanca Cove avdl

Penai Pt akju

Penang anql

Penartn aeqz

Penas, C agwj

Penas G avip

Pencarrow Hd atkn

Penco AvGL

Pendik ajyf

Penedo avyt

Penerf agoj

Penfeld R agkl

Penfret I agmi

Penguin I arwn

Peniche ahbs

Peniscola ahkz

Penjinsk G aosp

Penlan Pt agok

Penmarc'h aglq

Pen Men Pt agms

Penn Grove azle

Pennsylvania (State) azjr

Penobscot b aqv

Penpoull AGiK

Pensacola axdy

Pentland Firth afeh

Pentland Skerries AFEt

Pentwater bekv

Penzance abom

Pepe, C axop

Pera akbq

Pera, C ahov

Perak R anrp

Peramo B aizb

Perc6 BDKP

Percte Pt AGBv

Percy, C bory

Percyl asvb

Perekop G akhc

Penco I Ausz

PtogOtB ARGP

Perim amph

Perlas Is autk

Pernambuco avzo

Pernau acui

Pi^rouse, La, Str aoru

Perpignan ahpu

Perroquets Lt bdmo

Perros-Guirrec aght

Persia amut

Persian G amtj

Perth (Scotland) afjd

Perth (W. Australia) arnz

Pertusato, 0 aibk

Peru AuwQ

Pervicchio I ajbl

Pesaro P aisl

Pescador Pt agvj

Pescadores Is aocu

Pescara airz

Peschici aire

Pestchanii Pt aoqz

Pestchannui Pt aopv

Petala P ajkw

Petali G ajox

Petalidi ; ajmg

Petaluma augr

Petang aojci

Petchora R abdz

Peter Pt. (N. B.) bdks

Peter Pt. (Ontario) bdxe

Peterhead apil

Peter the Great B aoqj

Petersburg aywo

Petitcodiac R bazl

Petite Terre .aydw

Petit Manan bats

Petit Passage bcfm

Petit Rocher Lt bdjc

Petropavlovsk apnk

Pettini I ajpo

Peyri^re, La agni

Pezzo aikd

Phaeton, P arhp

Phalerum B ajon

Phanari P ajic

Philadelphia azkq

Philippeville akxm

Philippine Is aqbx

Philipsburg aybl

Philip, P aryc

Phleva I AJOR

Phoenix Is aret

Pi, P AHOI

Plana I akwh

Piankatank R ayzb

Pianosa I. (Adriatic) airo

Pianosa I ahyx

Piave R aiui,

Piave Vecchia P aiug

Picacho ahdz

Pichidanque B aver

Pichilemu avfw

Pico ALCU

486

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaBT II.

PICTON— PRIBILOFF.

Picton ATDW

PictoU BCWI

Piedmont ahws

Piedra Pt aqem

Piedraa Blancas auib

Piedras cay (Cuba, N.) axno

Piedras cay (Cuba, S . ) axpg

Piel Hr aewc

Pierowall Road afgc

Pierre de Herpin agew

Pierres Noires, Les agjy

Pietermaritzburg Aizc

Pigeon I BDWv

Pigeon Pt AUHK

Pihmatsui aogk

PijU B AQNR

Pilier I agpr

Pillar, C avji

Pillail : Acwx

Pilot Station book

Pilots Bidge Lt. V anip

Pilsum ADYM

Pinarello B aibd

Pine, C BEUQ

Pine I ASVT

Pines, Isle of (Pacific) arbm

Pinos, Isla de (Cuba) axor

Piney Pt ayzt

Pingyang Inlet aoli

Pinos Pt axjhq

Piombino Pt ahyk

Pioneer R asvz

Piopetto Pt AiGX

Piper Is. Lt. V asyv

Piraeus ajom

Piram I amyb

Pirangi R awbm

Pirano aivz

Pirholm abrq

Pirie, P arsp

Piring, C apwd

Piru B AQRc

Pisa AHXY

Pisang B aqsj

Piscataqua R bakm

Pisco AUZK

Pisinchau aogf

Pistolet B berh

Pitcairn I abgs

Pitea ACNO

Pitre, Pt. d aydo

Pitsunda Pt akle

Pitt Passage aqrg

Pitt R ATVP

Pitt Water asgx

Pituni atkz

Piura R auxc

Pizzo AIJT

Pjasina R abch

Placentia Hr beuk

Pladda j aezl

Plana I ahjn

Planier I ahsm

Planumi I ajqn

Plata, La avnw

Plata, La, I auvt

Plata, P AXUD

Plata, Pt AXLO

Plata R AVNK

Platana akme

Plati AJWE

Plaunick I aizm

Pleasant R bauk

Plettenberg B alxq

Plevna ..acog

Ploumanac'h aghu

Ploun6our agty

Plouzec Pt aghb

Plum I AZQV

Plum Pt Axsp

Plymouth (England) . . : aenu

Plymouth (Mass.) bagr

Plymouth fMontserrat) aycz

Plymouth ( N. C.) ayto

Plymouth (Tobago) aygx

Po R AISZ

Pocomoke R - azgf

Peel ADCJ

Poge, C BADR

Pogon P Ajoc

Poile, La, B betc

Point de Galle anes

Pois, P. des AGKX

Pokemouche • bdhv

Pokesudi I. Lt bdih

Poklib I AJBX

Pol Pt ADGC

Pola AIXE

Polak AQDB

Poland AcvL

Polenia B aqxw

Policastro aijn

Poliki B AQGC

Pollensa ahor

Pollock Rip lit. V BAFN

Polonio, C AvQP

Pomarao ahdn

Pomba B amco

Pomfegues I AHSL

Pomerania aoye

Pomona apeo

Pomoni Hi amdp

Pomquet bc VT

Pondicherri •. ange

Ponapi I AQvc

Ponce axyo

Pond I, BAMO

Pondang Islets aqme

Ponente Pt ajun

Ponga R ALjc

Ponghau Hr Aocw

Pon-pon R ayoj

Pontchartrain, Lake Awzo

Pontevedra '. agzi

Pontianak apxn

Pontusval agiz

Ponza AiGO

Poolbeg AFvn

Poole AEMQ

Pope Hr BCMT

Porbandar amxx

Porer Rock aixk

Porirua Hr atdo

Porman B ahjp

Pornic agpq

Poros Pt. (Black Sea) :. akdl

Poros (Greece) ajny

Porphyry Pt beml

Porpoise Hr baln

PorqueroUes ahtz

Porsgrund abwz

Portage I bdgu

Portage Lake Canal beny

Portalegre avwi

Portarlington aryo

Port au Port besi

Port au Prince axte

PortboU AHNM

Portendick alpy

Porthcawl aerh

Porth Dinlley n aeth

Portici (Black Sea) akbj

Portici (Naples) aihm

Portimao ahcz

Porfltshead aeqp

Portiza akej

Portland (England) aemw

Portland (Me.) i bamc

Portland (Oreg. ) audm

Portland (Victoria) arxg

Portland Bight axsj

Portland Bill aemx

Portland I atlm

Portneuf (Quebec) bdtp

Port of Spain ayhc

Porto Rico I Axvu

Portree apcn

Portrieux agpx

Portsmouth (England) aels

Portsmouth (N. H.) bakg

Portsmouth (Va.) ayvz

Portugal agzt

Portugalete aguy

Portzic Pt AGKE

Posiette B aoph

Possession I alut

Postillion Is , . .aqog

Poti F AKLO

Potomac R ayzq

Potta Road- aqoh

Pottinger I aopv

Pouebo AQZT

Poul^azec Pt agiu

Poulgoazec aglp

Povorotny Pt aoqt

Poyang Lake aohn

Pozzalo AILV

PoZZUoli AIHG

Prado Avwo

Prsesto ABNS

Prague aiyo

Prah R.. alnd

Prasonisi C ajsc

Pratas I anxh

Pravia R .4.gwm

Prawl Pt AENP

Praya aldb

Praya, P alhm

Preguiza alhc

Premuda ajcs

Prerow adbv

Prescott BDVo

Prestenizze Pt aizb

Preston aevr

Preston Beach Lts bdgIi

Preston, C arme

Prevesa ajid

Priaman aptv

Pribachi 0 '. akdh

Pribiloff Is ateq

Part II. geogbaphical signals — -places alphabetically arranged.

487

PRIETO— RAS.

Prieto (' AGVY

Prim Pt (N. SJ bcfj

PrimPt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdai

Primaro aisw

Primeira Rocks ance

Primel Pt , aoid

Primero P aivf

Prince Edward I bcyw

Prince Edward I (Ind. Oc.).amjo

Prince Frederick Hr arkw

Prince J6r6me G aolt

Prince of Wales C atps

Prince of Wales Ch aszi

Prince's Ch aeig

Prince's Dock abvf

Princes Dock (Bombay) amzl

Princes I. (Africa) alqc

Princes I. (Dardanelles) ajxz

Prince's Landing Stage aevd

Princess Royal Hr arpt

Principe Pt axvk

Prinkipo ajyc

Prior, C AGXH

Priorino, C agxk

Probbemau acxj

Problaka B ajwc

Probolingo apwn

Piocida AiGV

Proctorville awzl

Progresso awhq

Prome anmj

Promontore C aixm

Prony B aqtm

Propriano aibq

Prorer B adbb

Prospect Hr batj

Prosperous B alvb

Prosser B ashc

Protil AJLX

Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V aszv

Providence azwj

Providence B apoi

Providence Ch axit

Providence & St. Pierre Is.-amjk

Provincetown Hr bagf

Province Wellesley anqt

Prudence I azwv

Prussia acvq

Psara ajtk

PubnicoHr bchf

PuchepoPt AVGH

PuchoCO AVGZ

Puercas, Ijas aiipb

Puercos I ahnw

Puget Sound aubl

Pugwash Bcxj

PujadaB aqkm

PuketHr anpu

Pulicat ANGK

PulithraP ajnh

Pulo Angsa anro

Pulo Batam apej

PuloBrani ansp

Pulo Bras apqk

Pulo Buru A.PQO

Pulo Oeicer de Mer anvu

Pulo Condore anvi

P\ilo Dapur apsd

PuloJarak apre

Pulo Katang Katang aptr

Pulo Katak anee

Pulo Lada anqf

Pulo Laut AQBI

Pulo Leat apsj

Pulo Nias APUF

Pulo Mendanao apsg

Pulo Pangkor anrb

Pulo Pisang ansk

Pulo Pisang Hr aptd

Pulo Sapatu anvt

Pulo SaU APRQ

Pulo TikuS APTG

Pulo Tonga aqnx

Pulo Undan ansh

Pumpkin I baqy

Puna AUWE

Plindi ANHM

Pundu APSV

Pungue R ambh

PunO AVBX

Punta .Arenas avjm

Puntadura , ajcg

Puntales Castle ahex

Purflect AEiT

Puri ANHX

Pumea B ajuk

Putiatin I aoqr

Putlam ANBi

Putzig Acxa

Putziger acxt

Puuloa ARFZ

Puysegur Pt atfy

Pwllheli -, ABSZ

Pyrenees agty

Pyrgos ajlr

Pyrmont a.skv

Quaco bayw

Quaker I bcki

Quarnero G aixr

Quartu aidw

Quebec bdta

Queenborough aeju

Queen Charlotte Is atue

Queen Charlotte Sd. (B. C.) .atus
Queen Charlotte Sd. (N. Z.) .atds

Queenscliff aryi

Queens Dock aevg

Queensferry afjs

Queensland aspg

Queenstown afws

Queijal Pt agyp

Quelpart I aoms

Querqueville, Pt. de agcp

Quexo C agvl

Quiberon (Loc. Maria) agnw

Quidico.P AVHN

QuietoP Aiwj

Quilan, C avid

QuilcaR avbl

Quilimane R amby

QuillebcEuf afzq

Quilon : ancv

Quimper agly

Quimperl6 R agmq

Quindalup aroy

Quintero B avez

Quiriquina I avgr

Quito AUWC

QuoddyHd bavb

Quoin Is AMTL

R&4 ACDW

Rabat albs

Rabaz P aiyc

Race, C beut

Race Is atxi

Race Pt BAPZ

Race Rock azty

Rachado, C anby

Racine beiw

Racoon cay aypw

Radama, P amol

Rade de Brest agkm

Raffles Lt ansr

Ragai G aqgp

Ragged Island Hr bcim

Ragged Pt aygp

Raglan atcd

Ragusa ajfp

Ragusa, Old (Vecchia), ajfr

Raiatea I arhk

Raine I asyx

Rajang R apyb

Rajapur anbe

Rajpuri amzu

Raleigh (N. Z.), aton

Raleigh (N. C), aysh

Rami. Reef Lt. V azub

Rambha anhv

Raminitok B amgj

Ramkine I akso

Ramree Hr anlk

Ramsgate aekj

Ramso ablk

Ranee R., La agfi

Randers adpl

Ranea acnw

Rangaunu atny

Rangitikei R atdg

Rangitoto I atmx

Rangoon anmd

Ranob6, P amfi

Rapa I ARHT

Rapallo AHXB

Raphti, P Ajow

Rappahannock R ayze

Raritan azng

Rarotonga I arhp

Ras Afia akxz

Ras al Bir ampd

Ras al Hadd amsw

Ras al Kha,ima amtn

Ras al Kuh ^ . . amvq

Ras Alula amoq

Ras Asir amog

Raschgoun I akzi

Ras Engela akwo

Ras Fartak amsl

Ras Guarib amql

Ras Hafun amoe

Ras iil Hadik albx

Ras Kanzi amkv

Ras Kegomacha amln

Ras Madraka amse

Ras M'Kumbi amkt

Ras Muwari amwk

Ras Nungwe amu

Ras Radressa amoj

Ras Rakkin amtw

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II.

RAS— KOSARIO.

Ras Raweiya ampx

Ras Upemba ... . amlo

Ras Zafarana amqn

Ras Zorug akdy

Rat I APTG

Ratal Apsu

Ratan acnd

Ratburi anub

Rathlin I aftj

Rathlin O'Birne I afsm

Rathmullan , afsw

Ratnagiri anbd

Ratoneau I ahsi

Rattlesnake Sh aypn

Rattray Hd afik

Raumo : acps

Rauna abuj

Ravenna aisu

Ray, C BESO

Raza, I AVTO

Raz de Sein, Bee du aglk

Razzoli I Aico

R6, He de agqe

Re, P AiYu

Real, P AHET

Real R avyj

Reale Road Airj

Rebecca Sh axgr

Recherche B asfu

Recife, C alxw

Red B BEQM

Red Islet Bank Lt. V bdow

Red Islet Lt bdox

Redang Is ants

Redes agxt

Red Fish Bar Lt awvo

Redland asqv

Redon agoq

Redonda aycv

Redoute Kalessi akln

Red Sea ampf

Reedy I aziw

Reef I ANOu

Reerso adlv

Refunsiri I apmj

Reggio AiKE

R%n6ville agbk

Reme abix

Reisen abhj

Reitz, P AMNC

Reke Fiord abuo

Reko ablh

Relandersgrund • acpt

Rema B , aknz

Rembang apwb

Remesvigen abvd

Remine asfe

Rendsburg adeq

Renesse aedz

Rennes agos

Renong anpd

Renskar acqu

Repulse B ..aswg

Repvaag abgh

Restigouche R : bdjo

Restinga Pt aqdl

Retchnoi I aopw

Retimo ajpk

Retiro B awch

Reuben Pt alzm

Reunion I amhd

Revel ACTB

Revellata Pt aibw

Revel Stone Lt. V actd

Revsnses adlq

Revilla Gigedo Is aunc

R^ville AGCF

Rewa ARCJ

Reyes Pt augb

Reykjavik bpae

Rhenea '. ajrd

Rhine R aecu

Rhio Str apbk

Rh6da ajzs

Rhode Island azijQ

Rhodes ajry

Rhodesia alzj

Rh6ne R ahed

Riachuelo R avop

Ribble R aevo

Ribnitz adce

Rich Pt BBRQ

Richard agsm

Richelieu I bduh

Richibucto Hd bcyn

Richmond (N.B.) bdjx

Richmond (Va.) ayxd

Richmond Hr. (Pr. Ed. I.), .bdbm

Richmond R ason

Riga ACUM

Rigas. ...^ APUL

Rigolets, The axbh

Rigoulette, The .bbyc

Rikuoku G aotp

Rimini P ; aisn

Rimmen adpy

Rimouski bdon

Ringholm abms

Rio Colorado avmt

Rio de Janeiro avtq

Rio del Rey alpu

Rio Grande de Cagayan aqey

Rio Grande do Norte awbo

Rio Grande do Sul avqx

Rio Grande , awte

Rio Negro (Parana) avmn

Rib Santiago P avny

Riou I AHSP

Rio Vista auhe

RipOStO. AIKW

Risano ajpx

Risiri I APMK

Risor abwn

Rithymno ajpk

Riudsu saki apcv

Riu Kiu AOYi

Rivadeo aqwv

Rivadesella agvz

Riverhead azrq

Riverton atgp

Rivifere du Loup bdpl

Rivoli B ARWL

Rixhoft Acxz

Riyoishi apjy

RizO AKMB

Rizzuto, C AiPS

Roancarrig I afqc

Roanoke R aytr

Roatan I awpk

Robben I alwe

Robbing I asbx

Robbins Reef Lt azop

Robe ARWJ

Robert Hr , alus

Roberts Pt atxy

Roc Pt AGEP

Roca, C AHBV

Roca, Partida awst

RocaS AWBY

Rocchetta Ch : aitq

Roche Bernard, La agop

Roche Bonne Lt. V agql

Rochefort agqy

Rochelle, La agqn

RocBe Pt Apwv

Roche He Beacon amin

Roches Bonnes agpb

Roches d'Ouvres aghl

Rochester aekc

Rockabill apuv

Rockall AFDP

Rockhampton asvd

Rockingham arog

Rockingham B asxg

Rock I apg w

Rockland b aot

Rockly B AYGB

Rockport BAOw

Rocky I ASYj

Rod ABNT

Rodberg ablz

Rodby • ADMv

Rodd Hr astv

Rodkallen acnq

Rodo abjy

Rodoni, C ajgs

Rodosto Ajxo

Rodriguez I ; amis

Rodsbugt ABNK

Rodskar acsv

Rodtangen abyg

Rodven abnw

Rodvig ADNW

Roe I AUHC

Roeboume aelz

Roebuck B arlk

Rogosnizza ajdi

RojO, C AXVW

Rokuren I aovj

Rom I adsc

Remain, C aypt

Roman Rocks alws

Romanzof , C atqv

Romblon, P acjhe

Rome AiGD

Rompido Pt ahdr

Romso ADiz

Ronciglio Pt ainf

Ronehamn achx

Ronne acez

Ronnen adlk

Ronze Aixo

Roper. ARIN

Roque, Pt. de la apzo

Roquetas ahig

Eorvig ABKW

Rosa, C AKXC

Rosario avon

Rosario cay axpc

Rosario Str atyn

Part H.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES AT.PHABETIOALLY ARRANGED.

489

ROSAS— SAMBRO.

goeas AHNE

Roscanvel agks

RoSCOff AGIO

Roseau ayeh

Rose Blanche B besx

Rose, C AKXc

Roselier Pt agpw

Rosetta aktz

Roseway, 0 bcid

Rosholm .ABOF

Rosia B AHFW

Rositten acwq

Roskilde adlf

Ross Cove F aufs

Ross I ABDL

Rossa B AiED

Rossa I AiBx

Rossa Pt AIRP

Rosello, C AiMF

Rosslare afvq

Rosso, P AJEV

Rost -.ABJR

Rostok ADCH

Rostov AKIY

Rota AHEN

Rothe Kliff ; adsm

Rothersand advn

Rothesay aeyq

Rothsay Pt atsr

Rotoava Anchors^e argx

Rotterdam aecw

Rotterdam Canal, New aecr

Rotti... AQOU

Rottnest I arnl

Rotumah ardo

Rouen afzu

Roumania aked

Roumelia ajvs

Round, C BCQL

Round I. (England) aeoz

Round I. (Miss.) Axco

Rousse I AicB

Rovar abtc

Rovigno Aiwu

Rovondrau B arct

Rovuma R amjy

Rowley Shs arlv

ROXO, C ALIH

Royal Albert Docks *.ejd

Royal Sovereign Lt. V aeld

Royal Victoria Docks aejg

Royal, P. (Honduras) awpm

Roval, P. (Jamaica) axsn

Royal, P. (S. C.) ayni

Royale Isle bemv

Royalist, P aqcm

Royan agsd

Rozel AGDU

Rozier, C bdky

Rua I AGZE

Ruad I akrz

Ruapuke I atgv

Ruden I aczk

Rudha Mhail afbd

Rudkiobing adik

Rufiji R ' AMKR

Rufisque algn

Rugen I Aczw

Riigenwalde acyl

Rugsund ABPi

Ruke-Ruku B abdb

RukyiraB amkn

Riim I AFCD

Rumili AKCX

Rumili Plissar akcb

Rumili Kavak akgw

Runcorn abvb

Rundo ABOP

Runo I ACUQ

Rupert's House bbyv

Rusftnovka abef

Rusaro AccjR

Riiso Bank abvg

RUSS , AOWK

Russell P ATNS

Russia ABDu

Russian Tartary aopd

Ru Stoer afdt

RUVU R AMKY

Ruytingen Lt. V. . l afxq

Ryan, Loch abxv

Ryde aelz

Rye AEZL

Ryvarden absx

Ry vingen abvj

Saadani amlp

Saba I AYBR

Sabalanga Is aqog

Sabang B apqr

Sabbioncello ajfb

Sabi R ambd

Sabinal Pt ahif

Sabine awvu

Sabine Pt .' . . . azvx

Sabinilla ahge

Sablayan aqow

Sable, C. (Fla.) axgi

Sable, 0. (N. S.) bchl

Sable I. (N.Atlantic) bcln

Sable, Pt. an bepi

Sables d'Olonne agqc

Sacatula R aunq

Sacketts Hr bdzj

Sackville bcak

Saco balt

Sacramento auhg

Sacratif, C - . - ahgx

SacrificioB auon

Sada AGXw

Sadashivgad anbr

Saddleback Ledge barn

Sadineiro (Lobera) agym

Sado I AOTX

Saedenstrand adru

Ssetteriet Road adkz

Safatu Hr areh

Safi ,ALBZ

Sag Hr AZRB

Sagami ura ^. apgz

Sagano seki aoyx

Saginaw B begf

Sagres ahgx

Sagro, C AHZT

Sagua la Grande, P axne

Saguenay R bdoz

Sahib, P AKOP

Saibai I aqst

Said, P AKTG

Saida... : aksi

Saigo Hr aout

Saigon anvl

Saiki AOYS

Saintes ' agrb

Saintes, Isle des ayds

Saintes Maries ahqy

Sakai (Isumi Nada) apby

Sakai (Mikuni) aouj

Sakaide apdw

Sakata aotv

Sakhalin aork

Sakitsu ura aoxs

Sakonnet Ch azxn

Sakoshi B apbl

Sal I ALHE

•Sala , . ANuv

Salamis B '. .ajoh

Salang I anpm

Salaverry auxo

Salayar — , : aqmv

Salcombe aenq

Saldanha B alwb

Sale ASBw

SaMe R aolp

Sal(3m (Mass.) bait

Salem (N. J.) azlh

Salengketa Pt aqms

Salerno aijd

Salgar awmn

Sali ALBS

Salina.1 aiol

Salina Cruz auov

Salinas B. (Peru) auyn

Salinas B. (Cent. Am.) aurk

Salinas, C ahgx

Salinas Pt altu

Salisbury bazx

Sallis (Alt Salis) acuj

Salmis : acnu

Salobreiia ahgu

Salomague, P aqev

Salona G ajlh

Saloniki ajvt

Salou AHLS

Salsang alim

Salt I ALHE

Saltees : afvz

Salten Fiord abji

Saltholm adok

Salt Lake B bdlci

Saltney abug

Saluafata Hr arek

Salut Is AWGD

Salvador auqd

Salvage Is alpo

Salvora I agzd

Salvore Pt aiwd

Salwatti aqrx

Salween R anol

Salzhorn advo

SamanA B axuf

Samana Pt ajgu

Samanco B auyd

Samar • aqjk

Samarai I aqtk

Samarang apvr

Samarowsk aboq

Sambar Pt apxh

Sambas R apx«

Sambro I - bclj

490

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

Part ll.

SAMBULAUAN— SANTIAGO.

Sambulauan, P aqld

Saminos atwx

Samoa Is ardx

Samos (Archipelago) ajtp

Samos (Greece) ajkc

Samothraki ajus

Samothraki I ajhm

Sampit AQBP

Samsa Inlet aodl

Samshui anzd

Samso ADJT

Samsun akmp

San Aleixo I avzk

San Andrea I aiqo

Sanary ahsw

San Antioco I aiej

San Antonio C. (Arg.) avni

San Antonio C. (Cuba) axol

San Antonio 0. (Spain) ahkd

San Antonio del Petrel avfx

San Antonio Nuevo avph

San Antonio, P. (Are.) avml

San Antonio, P. (BsQearic Is.)

AHNU

San Antonio, P. (EggHr.) . .avlw
San Antonio Pt. (Adriatic) .. ajcd

San Antonio Pt. (Brazil) avxu

San Antonio Pt. (Chilte) avfs

San Bartolomd, P aukx

SanBenigno, 0 ahwx

San Benito ,.aupg

San Bento R alqu

San Bernardino Str aqgd

San Bias Hr. (Arg.) avmp

San Bias (Mexico) aumx

San Bias, C axen

San Buenaventura auib

San Carlos Hr axgp

San Carlos Pt ahpp

San Cataldo Pt aiqs

San Christoval I aqwp

San Ciprian aqwx

San Clemente I aukd

Sancti Petri ahpe

Sand cay axhd

Sand I. (Ala.) axdm

Sand I . (Superior) benj

Sanda aezo

Sandakan Hr apzo

Sandalo, C aiep

Sandarli G akny

Sandefiord abxl

Sandeid abtf

Sandesund abyz

Sandgate Road aekz

Sandnammar Pt acex

Sandhamn acji

San Diego aujo

SandnsBs abtx

Sando abot

San Domingo (Cent. Am.), .aush

Sandoway anlo

Sandridge arzh

Sands Pt azqp

Sandtorr abhp

Sandusky bedj

Sandviken abyk

Sandwich B bexz

Sandwich I aqxn

Sandwich, P aqxk

Sandy C astd

Sandy Hook azmx

Sandy Hook Lt. V azmy

Sandy I aycr

Sandy Pt. (Queensland) aspo

Sandy Pt. (S. America) avjm

San Felice aiql

San Felipe B aulm

San Feliu de Guixols ahmt

San Fernando Pt aqet

San Fernando (Spain) ahez

San Fernando (T>inidad)...AYHG

San Francisco augf

San Francisco Lt. V auge

San Francisco R avyb

San Francisco do Norte R. .avyr

San Gallan I auzq

San Giovanni di Pelago aiw y

Sanguinaire I ;AIbs

Sanibel I axgc

San Isidro, C avjo

Sanjak Spit Lt. V akoj

San Jeronimo aitpw

San'Joao I awdi

San Jorge alow

San Jose (Costa Rica) awop

San Job6 de Guatemala axjpy

San Jos6 del Cabo B aule

San Jos6 Ignacio Pt avql

San Juan Pt. (Cal.) aujg

San Juan (Mexico) aupc

San Juan Bautista awsn

San Juan del Norte awor

San Juan del Sur aurg

San Juan de Nicaragua R . . . awot

San Juan I atyx

San Juan, P. (B. C.) atxo

San Juan, P. (Peru) auzy

San Juan, P. (P. R.) axwj

San Juan R. (Cent. Am.) . . .auto

San Julian ahci

San Julian, P avlk

Sankaty Hd bafh

San Lorenzo auqv

San Lorenzo, C auyx

San Lucar ahej

San Lucar de Barrameda ahei

San Lucas, C aulc

San Luis (Cent. Am.) aupo

San Luis Pass awuz

San Luis Pt auih

San Luis D'Apra, P aqvo

San Luis Obispo auij

San Marco C aiett

San Marcos B awdg

San Martinho ahbo

San Miguel alde

San Miguel B. (Cent. Am.), .autg

San Miguel B aqpt

San Miguel F altc

San Miguel I aujq

Sanmun B aody

San Nicola I airm

San Nicolas avoh

San Nicolas I aukp

San Nicolas, P auzw

San Nicolo Del Lido P aitv

San Pablo B augp

San Paola I aipx

San Pedro (Cal.) auiz

San Pedro (Spain) ahin

San Pedro do Sul avqz

San Quentin B aukr

San Remo ahvz

San Roman, C awlg

San Roque ahpt

San Salvador axju

San Sebastian (Cadiz) ahpc

San Sebastian {Canary Is. ) . . . alfi
San Sebastian (Spain, N.C.) .agul

San Sebastian, 0 ahmx

Sanoery ahsw

Sansego aizp

Sansego I aizp

San Simeon auid

Santa , auxw

Santa Ana Hr awkv

Santa Anna I awcx

Santa Barbara Oh auip

Santa Barbara B aumf

Santa Barbara, P axuh

Santa Catalina aukb

Santa Catharina I avru

Santa Clara B axni

Santa Croce, C aild

Santa Cruz (Azores) alop

Santa Cruz (Cal.) auho

Santa Cruz (Canary Is. ) alpd

Santa Cruz (C. Verde Is.). . .algt

Santa Cruz (Morocco) alcp

Santa Cruz (Philippines) aqei

Santa Cruz (W. I.) axzs

Santa Cruz B avwu

Santa Cruz del Sur Axpz

Santa Cruz F avsd

Santa Cruz F. (Rio de Janeiro),

AVTS

Santa Cruz I. (Cal.) aujw

Santa Cruz Is. (Pacific). . . .aqwo

Santa Cruz, P. (Arg. ) avlg

Santa Elena auvx

Santa Elena, P avmd

Santa F6 R axot

Santa Isabel alqb

Santa Luzia algz

Santa Margherita ahxc

Santa Maria aheo

Santa Maria, C avqn

Santa Maria de Leuca, C aiqe

Santa Maria I. (Azores) aldm

Santa Maria I. (Chile) avgx

Santa Marta awlu

Santa Marta Grande, C avrq

Santa Maura ajin

Santa Monica auiv

Santander agvm

Santapilli anhj

Santa Pola ahjo

Santa Quaranta ajhc

Santarem a wev

Santaren Ch axje

Santa Rosa B axoh

Santa Rosa I..- aujs

Santa Rosa R auwm

Santa Rosalia aulk

Santa Teresa Gallura aicl

Santa Venere, P auu

San Theodoro Pt ajkd

Santiago (Chile) avfk

Santiago, C aqdk

-Paet II. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

491

SANTIAGO— SHA.

Santiago de Compostella agyq

Santiago de Cuba axqp

Santo Antonio B alqd

Santo Domingo Hr axup

Santo, P. (Madeira) aldx

Santo, P. (Venezuela) awix

Santona agvh

Santorin ajru

Santos I Avsx

San Vicente de la Barquera -Agvt

Sao Francisco. . .• avsj

Sao Jos^ do Norte avrc

Saolara amfg

Saona I axul

Sapangar B apyv

Sapeh B aqnw

Sapetang anqv

Sapolo AYLJ

Sapetiba avtm

Sapienza I ajmb

Sapri Aijp

Sapudi APWG

Saputi R Apso

Saracen Hd aocp

Saraceno Mt aioh

Sarco AVDj

Saramacca R awgx

Sarasota B axpq

Sarawak apxz

Sardao, C ahcu

Sardina Pt aley

Sardinia aicj

Sardinierfes Pt ahun

Sari Siglar ajwz

Sar Kioi ajxk

Samia beft

Sarpsborg abzc

Sarstoon R awqm

garu A.PLB

Sasardi B awni

Saseno I ajgw

SaskaB ajbv

Sassafras R azep

Sassandra almf

Sassari aipn

Sassnitz adbk

Sastmola acpn

Sata no misaki aoye

SaudeDock avtw

Saugatuck - bekg

Saugor ANix

Saunders, C atib

Saunders, P beet

SauoB Aocs

Sault Sainte Marie belt

Sauzon agnv

Savaiil areo

Savanal axzp

Savanilla a.wml

Savannah aymn

Savannah-la-Mar axrw

Savaradrug ^mzw

SavitriR amzv

Savona ahwn

SavuSavuB arcw

SawaiHr aqpt

SaxbiNess actq

Saxkiobing admn

Saxony •^'^'^'^

Scalambri, C ailw

Scaletta aiku

Scalloway afgx

Scarbrough (England) afmd

Scarbrough (W. I.) aygt

Scario aijm

Scarpanto ajsd

Scarweather Lt. V abrj

Scatari I ...bcrm

Scattery I afqx

Schank, C arzs

Scheldt aefg

Scheveningen aeon

Schiedam aecy

Schiermonnikoog adyq

Schiewenhorst acxn

Schilbols Nol adzi

SchUlighorn adwz

Schleswig adfh

Schleswig-Holstein adcu

Schokland aebq

Scholpin acyh

Schooner Cove bcse

Schouwen aedy

Schouwen Bank Lt. V aefh

Schulau Lt. V ' aduq

Schultz Ground Lt. V adkr

Schuylkill R azjx

Schwarzort acwp

Sciacca aimg

Scilla AiKC

ScUly Is ABOT

Sciroccb, Marsa Aiow

Scio AJTM

Scotland abxi

Scotland Lt. V aznb

Scrabster afdy

Scranton axcl

SCUSO, P AIEM

Seaham apls

Seal I. (N. S.) bcgt

Seal Rocks (W. I.) aybe

Searsport bapr

Seattle aubp

Sea Wolf I BCVB

Sebastian Viscaino B aukt

Sebenico ajdc

Sebert Cove aqyn

Sebu AQiM

Sedhiu alif

SedimiB aopu

SegaarB acjry

Segerstad achb

Segna ajbi

Segoro Wedi B apwy

SeguinI bami

SeguraR ahjm

Seguro, P. (Africa) alnr

Seguro P. (Brazil) Avwa

Seidis Fiord bfas

Sein, He de aglf

Seine R atzk

Seiro adlo

Sekondi alnb

Sekru a«sd

Seldngor R anrl

Selatan, 0 aqbl

SelkerLt. V aewn

Selsea Bill aeln

Selsovik abjz

SelvaP AHNJ

Selve AjcB

Selvi Burnu akcs

Semangka B apsy

Semao aqot

Semaphore aruz

SBmeni R ajou

Sena ambt

Sendai B apix

S^n^gal R algb

Senegambia algf

S6n6quet, Le ageh

S6n6tose Pt aibo

Senigallia P aish

Sen Zaki uchi aovd

Seoul AOLM

Sepet, C AHTB

Sept-Iles, Les aghv

Seraglio Pt ajzy

Serantes R agxo

Serdze Kamen, C apot

Sergipe avyl

Serk AGDL

Serpents I aken

Serpent Mouth ayho

Serpho ajqc

Serrat, C akwp

Servia ajgl

Servola aivq

Serwatti Is aqov

R AftBD

AUPCJ

Seskar'! acso

Seskaro acob

Sesters, Grand alkv

Sestri Levante ahxg

Sestroretzk acru

Seto Uchi aozf

Sestos R alkr

Settle R ALRM

Setubal ahcq

Seudre R agrn

Sevast6pol akhj

Seven Is., The abdi

Seven I. B bdmu

Seven Stones Lt. V abpb

Severn, F beza

Severn R. (England) aeqk

Severn R. (Md.) azdo

Seville ahek

Seychelles amiy

Seyne B., La ahtk

Sfax AKVN

Sgeir Maiole (Sgeir Vuile). .apbh

Shableh, C. akeb

Shadwan I amqg

Shakotan Hr aplw

Shaliutien I aojr

Shambles Lt. V aemy

Shanghai aofj

Shanhainuan aojv

Shannon R afqt

Shantarski Is aory

Shantung Promontory AOi«

Shdrja AMTO

Shark B armg

Shark Pt alsb

Sharps I azfb

Sharpness Docks aeqm

Shastri R anbc

ShaSze aoig

492

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKRANGED.

Part II.

SHATT-AL-ABAB— SNIPE.

Shatt-al-Arab amuf

Sheboygan bein

Shediac bcye

Sheerness aejt

Sheet Hr bcmw

Sheet Rock bcmx

Sheffield afmv

Sheik ul Abu ampn

Shelburne bcia

Sheldrake I bdgx

Shelikoff Str atbu

Shemogue boxy

Shepherd Hr awoj

Shepstone, P alyt

Sherbro R Auz

Sherbrooke bcnr

Sherki I akvq

Sherm Wej amrd

Shershel akyr

Shetland Is afgl

Shidzukawa apjn

Shields, North afu

Shields, South aflm

Shieldsboro axbn

Shikoku APCG

Shimabara aoxl

Shimidzu Hr : .: apgm

Shimonoseki aovp

Shimonoseki Str aovu

Shinagawa apib

Shinda amtf

Shingle Pt amhx

Shiogama apiz

Shiokubi mi saki apku

Ship Hr bcmq

Ship I Axcp

Ship John Sh aziq

Shippigan bdin

Ship Island Sh awxy

Shipu Hr aodz

Shipwash Lt. V afoq

Shiranai B aotl

Shirasu aovl

Shir6 R....- ambw

Shiriya saki apkh

Shitama, P apcm

Shizuoka apgk

Shoals, Isle of b akd

Shoalwater auot

Shoalwater B asvl

Shoeburyness abil

Shoreham., aelj

Shortland Bluff aeyg

Shortt I ANij

Shovelful Shoal Lt. V babp

Shubenacadie R bcdz

ShummA I ampl

Shuya abez

Siaelland adkv

Siselland Reef Lt adlp

Siak aprg

Siam ANui

Siargao I aqjx

Siassi AcjLT

Siberia aosf

Siboga APui

Sibonga aqiu

Sibpur anjk

Sibu Is ANTF

Sibuko B APZY

Sibutu I Apzx

Sibuyan I aqhg

Sici6, C AHTD

Sicily ■ AiKJ

Sidby ACPM

Sidero, 0 ajps

Sidmouth aseb

Sienniumiao aogc

Sierra Colorado Pt awlc

Sierra Leone aljv

Siete Pecados aqic

Sighajik P akoz

Signal Mt. (Mauritius) amid

Sigri P AJTX

Siguapa axns

Siguenza Pt axdp

Sihuatanejo aunw

Sikia, P AKOX

Si Kiang anzb

Sikijor I aqjb

Silam Hr apzw

Silivri ajxe

Silleiro, C agzq

Silloth AEwe

Silver I aopx

SimS ACQH

Simoda apgx

Simons B alwu

Simpnasklubb acke

Simpson, P atsz

Simrishamn acpo

Sinai, Mt amqx

Sind Coast amwv

Sines, C ahcb

Singapore ansm

Singapore New Hr ansv

Singapore, Old Strait of antd

Singatoka R...' arcs

Singkel apuj

Singo APEV

Singora antv

Singti Reach agio

Siniscola aido

Sinjai aqmt

Sinkeamun Hr aoeh

Sinmororan apkz

Sinnamar awgh

Sinope (Sinub) akmt

Siphano ajqb

Sippican azyx

Sirakami, C apnd

Sirakami saki apkn

Sirik, C apyf

Sir James Hall Group aolj

Siro simas aovh

Siru unku apmv

Sirunoki '. aplg

Sisal AWRs

Sisargaa I agyb

Sisimiut bezw

Sisiran P aqfv

Sissibou R bcge

Sitges AHLY

Sitia, C AJPR

Sitka ATSN

Sittang R anog

Siversov akgr

Sivota I AJHX

Sivriji Pt aknt

SivutchB

Siwo misaki

Six-Fours

Sizepoli

Sjelanger

Skagen

Skagens Hamn.

Skagganas

Skala

Skala Nuova G

Skalgrund

Skalskar

Skano

Skarsinde

Skaw, The

Skeena R

SkelderB

Skelleftea

Skelligs

Skerda I

Skerries

Skerryvore

Skiatho

Skibotten

Skielskor

Skien

Skilling_R

SkiodsHd

Skiold Ness

Skira

Skokomish

Skomvser

Skongsnaes

Skopelo

Skoven

Skraaven

Skrypleff I

Skudesnses

Skulmartin Lt. V

Skutari

Skutari (Bosphorus).

Skutari (Greece)

Skutskar

Skye, Isle of

Skyro

Slavianski B

Sletten

Sletterhage

Slevik

Sliema

Sli(Schlei) Fiord....

Sligo

Slimiinde

Slitehamn

Slotterb

Sluis

SlyneHd

Smalls

Smith I

Smiths Knoll Lt. V. .

Smoky C

Smorhavn

Smyge Pt

Smyrna

Smyth Ch

Snares, The

S. Nlkolo, P

Snipan Lt. V

Snipe I

. .aonu

. . -APEM
. . .AHSY

. .aedh
. ..abrj

. .ADQN
. . .ACML
. ..ABXF
. ..ACGK
. . .AJSY
. . .AKPC
...ACPI
. . .ACPZ
. . .ACBP
. .ACHN
. .ADQN
. .ATUG
. ..ACDJ
..ACNK
. .AFQK
..AJBW
..ABTN
..AFBV
. ..AJVH
..ABGV
. . . ADLZ
. .ABXC
. -ABSU
. .ADKP
. . .ADIB
. .AKVJ
. . ATZW
. ..ABJP
..ABPD
..AJVK '
. . -ADJC
. ..ABIP
. .AOQH
. .ABTJP
. . .AFTZ
. .AJGQ
..AKBI
. .AJMQ
..ACIiB
. .AFCM
..AJVG
. -AOPE
. .ADOX
.ADKH
. .ABYU
. .AIOV
. .ADFJ
. .AFSH
. .ADFB
. -ACHT
..ABES
.ABGN
. .AFRM
. .ABSK
. .ATZE
.AFNX
.ASNU
-ABPM

. .acet'

.AKOM
. .AVJC
. .ATHI
..AJIM
.ACNB
.AODT

Part H.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

493

SNOHOMISH— ST. GEORGE.

. AUBH
-APXB
-AKLB
.AKLB
-ABGZ
-AGTX

- -ACJV
ACLR

.AMTE
ABKD
AMOH
.AICW
AELX

Snohomish.. .

SnouTv Lt. V

SochaBitkePt'.'".'.'.'.",

Sochinski

Society Is

Socoa

Soderarm

Soderhamn

SoderWng '.".'.".■.'.■.Tcil

Seder Skars acrd

Sodertelje aciy

boduspomt BDYO

SofalaR ."."."."ambg

Soggendal strand ab un

Sogndal abqt

Some Fiord abqi

Sohar

Soholm

Sok6tra I

Solaro, Mt

Solent, The [

Seller, P AHOM

Solomon Is aqwe

^°l°rJ-V AQOD

Solo Rock ARCF

Solovetzki abek

Solvesborg acfr

Solvorn abqz

Solway Firth aewq

Somali amon

Somaliland, Italian amnx

Sombrero cay axhj

Sombrero I axzy

Somers Cove azgc

Somerset asyz

Somes Hr basl

Somes I ATKP

Sommars acsq

Somme R afyo

Somo Somo Str aedh

Sonapur anhp

Sonderburg adfx

Sondervig adrn

Songka R. anwp

Songchiu aons

Songhoi R anwr

Songa Songa I amkp

Songvaar Lt abvl

Sonsonate auqj

Sooke Inlet atxm

Soon ^byn

Sophiko P; AjoB

Sordwana Road alzh

Sorel BDUE

Sorell, P ASEL

Sorelle Rocks akws

Sorhaugo abtd

Sorio AONG

Soroka abey

Sorrento (Italy) aiht

Sorrento (Victoria) aezn

Sorsogon aqgk

Sorte Ch adob

Sorvaag abjo

Sosnovetz I abfl

Sosti I ajkz

Soton antjt

Sottile, Pt. (Austria) aivt

Sottile Pt. (Sicily) aims

Soudan alnj

Souf rifere B . ,
Sound, The.

Souria.

AYPM

ACDM

Q „ - BDCM

f°Urop, C ACTH

gOUfe. AKVW

Souter Pt APLQ

South America '.'/ auwo

Southampton (England). , . .aelw

Southampton (Huron) behc

Southampton Road anlh

South C AQTJ

South East.P_ '. AMiu

Southend aeim

Southerness.' aexl

South Foreland aeku

South Goodwin Lt. V aeks

South Haven bekc

South Head (Inner) '.'. asjy

South Joggins bca w

Southold AZEK

South Carolina a ynp

South Carolina I ambc

South Joggins bcaw

South Orkneys avkj

South Pass AWYQ

Southport' ^England) abvn

Southport (N. Australia). . . . arjq

Southport (Queensland) aspm

South Pt. (Amherst I.) bdfo

South Pt. (Anticosti) bdlt

South Pt. (Barbados) aygn

South Rock Lt. V afub

South Ronaldsay afel

South Shetland avkh

South Shields aplm

South Solitary I asof

South Stack , . . . aeti

South Uist '. . . afdg

Southwest Prong Lt amzh

Southwest Pt bdlw

SoUthwold AFOL

Sovde ABOX

SowandPigsLt.V.(N.S.W.) .askf
Sow and Pigs Lt. V. (Mass.).BACi

Soya saki apmg

Spadillo Pt Aipj

Spain AGUE

Spalato AjDR

Spalmadori Ch ajec

Sparo ACHZ

Sparta ajmw

Spartel, C albj

Spartivento, C. (Italy) aikh

Spartivento, C. (Sardinia). . .aieb

Spathi, C AJMY

Spear, C beuz

Spencer B aluo

Spencer, C. bayt

Spencer G. arsd

Spencer Rock aghg

Sperone, C aiel

Spex Str AD wQ

Spezia ahxp

Spezzia I ajnr

Sphakia ajpv

Spiekeroog I adxi

Spinalonga, C ., ajpn

Spithead able

Spit Lt. V ANME

Spitzbergen abcy

Split, C BCDK

Spotomo AHWK

Spotsbierg adkx

gPr0?O ADIW

Spuria AiKft

Spurn Lt.V afmq

Spurn Pt APMG

oquillace..... Aipo

Srjgina I '.I'.akxcj

Srira, La akvj

St. Abb's Hd .".'.'" "apkp

St. Agnes abov

St. Agostinho, 0 avzm

St. Alban's Hd aemt

St. Ambrose I advx

St. Andrew (N. B.) .bawu

St. Andrew, C ampg

St. Andrew City (Fla.) axeh

St. Andrew Ch bcto

St. Andrew Pt. (Pr. Ed. L).bdax

St. Andrew R almf

St. Andrew Sound (Ga.) ayko

St. Andrews afje

St. Ann, C alkb

St. Anne (Alderney) agcx

St. AnnoHr. (C. Br. L)....bcud

St. Anns axbk

St. Ann's Hd aesd

St. Antonio algp

St. Aubin agbo

St. Aubin (Jersey) agdq

St. Augustine ayjb

St. Augustine B amfd

St. Barbe Pt agtv

St. Bartholomew aybn

St. BeesHd aewk

St. Benoit amho

St. Blaize, C. alxj

St. Briac agfm

St.Bride'sB aesl

St. Brieuc agfu

St. Carlos ahlf

St. Cassano, P ajcw

St. Cast Pt AGFP

St. Catherine B agdv

St. Catherine Pt aemo

St. Catherine Sound aylm

St. Christopher I aybx

St. Clair bepn

St. Clair Lake befh

St. Clement B ayzx

St. Croix I Axzs

St. Croix R bawp

St. Cruz de la Selva ahnj

St. Denis amhe

St. Duka F AKLD

St. Elia, C AiDx

St. Elmo Aiou

St. Esprit BCED

St. Eustatius aybt

St. Famille bdso

St. Florent aicg

St. Francis, C. (Africa) alxs

St. Francis, C beyp

St. Francis, P bdty

St. Francois bdsc

St. George (Grenada) aygd

St. George (N. B.) baxd

St. George Basin arlb

St. George, C. (Fla.) axew

494

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II."

ST. GEORGE— STENJER.

St. George Hr besl

St. George Hr. (Bermuda). . . ayib

St. George I amcp

St. George Mouth akel

St. George R banj

St. Georges Ch - . - aesi

St. Georges Hd asjc

St. Georges, P agsk

St. Georges Reef. . : auez

St. Georgio Islet ajpz

St. Georgio, P ajel

St. Germain agef

St. Giacomo Pt ahwz

St. Gildas Pt agpo

St. Gillies sur Vie agpz

St. Giovanni, P ajib

St. Helena alvo

St. Helena B alvz

St. Helena Sound aynx

St. Helens aeml

St. Helier agdp

St. Hospice Pt AHVK

St. Ignace bdrh

St. Ives AEPD

St. Jacques agir

St. JagO ALHK

St. James, C anvq

St. Jean bdsi

St. Jean de Luz agtu

St. Joao da Barra avul

St. John (N. B.) BAYN

St. John B BERN

St. John, C AJPN

St. John Hr. (Antigua) aycp

St. John Hr. (Staten I.) avkd

St. John I. (China) anyd

St. John I. (Red Sea) amqb

St. John I. (W.I.) AXZK

St. John R. (Africa) alyr

St. John R. (Fla.) ayjh

St. Johns (Newfoundland) . . aeva

St. Johns I AMQB

St. Johns Pt AFUG

St. Jorge dos Ilheos avxi

St. Joseph (Mich.) bejx

St. Joseph (Fla.) axek

St. Katharine Docks aejp

St. Kilda AFDO

St.KildaPier(Melbourne). . .arzg

St. KittS I AYBX

St. Laurent bdsl

St. Lawrence (Queensland) . ..\svp

St. Lawrence, C bcup

St. Lawrence, G. of bdgc

St. Lawrence I apol

St. Lawrence, R bdmp

St. Leonards aslm

St. Leu AMHS

St. Lewis Sound bbxt

St. Louis (Africa) alod

St. Louis (N. B.) BCYT

St. Louis (Reunion) amhs

St. Louis B vxve

St. Louis Canal ahrn

St. Louis F ayep

St. LuceaHr axrs

St. Lucia B . (Africa) alzp

St. Lucia (Madagascar) amex

St. Lucia (W. 1.1 ayfg

St. Malo afcg

St. Marco, C aimj

St. Marcouf agbz

St. Margaret B bckr

St. Margaret's Hope apjt

St. Marguerite He ahux

St. Mane amhp

St. Marie, C amfc

St. Marks axez

St. Martin (W. I.) aybp

St. Martin de la Arena . . ... . agvq

St. Mary B bcfv

St. Mary (Ga.) ayki

St. Mary (Newfoundland) . .beun

St. Mary, C. (Africa) altx

St. Mary, C. (Madagascar) . . . amfc

St. Mary, C. (Portugal) ahdi

St. Mary I amej

St. Mary, P amek

St. Mary R. (Mich.) belk

St. Mary R. (N. S.) bono

St. Marys I. (Scilly) abou

St. Mary's Road aeoy

St. Mathieu Pt agjw

St. Matthews I atqx

St. Maximo ahum

St. Michael P atqw

St. Michaels (Azores) alde

St. Michel, Mt agee

St. Nazaire (Loire Inf.) agph

St. Nazaire (Fr. Pyr. Orient) . ahp w

St. Nicholas Lt. V afoc

St. Nicholas alhb

St. Nicolas AGSB

St. Nicolas Pt Apuw

St. Nicolas, P AHZW

St. Nikolas ajql

St. Nikolo, P Ajcji

St. Orlovsk ATSB

St. Paul (Reunion) amht

St. Paul B bdqp

St. Paul, C. (Africa) alno

St. Paul, C. (Black Sea) akid

St. Paul de Loanda altb

St. Paul Hill ANSD

St. Paul Hr. (Alaska) atry

St. Paul I. (C. Br. I.) bcus

St. Paul I. (Indian Ocean) . . amjt

St. Paul Rocks awcb

St. Peter B bcqr

St. Peter Hr bdcs

St. Peter P agdc

St. Petersburg achy

St. Pierre (Newfoundland), .bety

St. Pierre (Oleron I.) agrh

St. Pierre (Quiberon) agnx

St. Pierre (Reunion) amhr

St. Pierre (St. Lawrence) . . .bdsr

St. Pierre (W. I.) ayer

St. Pierre de Royan agsb

St. Pietro (Adriatic) ajdy

St. Pietro di Nembo aizq

St. Pietro I. (Sardinia) aien

St. Pol de L6on agim

St. Quay agpy

St. Raphael ahuq

St. Roque, C awbs

St. Rose AMHP

St. Sampson's agdh

St. Sauveur agpw

St. Sebastian B alxg

St. S6bastien„ 0 • amgv

St. Servan agfe

St. Simon Sound aykk

St. Stefano aicx

St. Stephen bawi

St. Suzanne amhj

St. Thomas (St. Lawrence) .bdrq

St. Thomas (W. I.) axzb

St. Thomas Bight awcd

St. Thomas Peak aqer

St. Thom6 ALQP

St. Thom6, C AVUH

St. Tropez ahuk

St. Tudwall Roads aetc

St. UfeS AHCQ

St. Vaast AGCD

St. Valery apyq

St. Valery-en-Oaux afyw

St. Vincent (C. Verde Is.) , .algt

St. Vincent I. (Fla.) '. . .axeq

St. Vincent (W. I.) ayfq

St. Vincent, C ahcv

St. Vincent G arud

St. Vincente, P aqpb

St. Vito, C. (Italy) aipz

St. Vito, C. (Sicily) aing

St. Vladimir B aoqw

Staaken adcz

Stabben abpq

Stade adun

Stagno Ajpi

Stambul akbj

Stamford Hr azsr

Stampalia ajsh

Stamphani I ajks

Stamsund abiu

Stangate Creek aejx

Stangholm abhv

Stanislav akox

Stanley asev

Stanley Hr avkp

Stanley Pool .' alsn

Stanley, P. (Erie) beal

Stanley, P. (Pacific Is.) . ...aqxj

Stanley R bdbg

Stapleton aznp

Starhejm abpl

Starkenhorst acyz

Stark Pt. (England) aenm

Stark Pt. (Orkneys) afgb

Stat ABPC

Staten I. (N. Y.) ' aznj

Staten I. (S. America) avkb

Stathelle abwy

Statland abld

Stauns Hd adpj

Stausernsodden abxh

Stavanger abtw

Stave ABus

Stave I BATD

Stavehes abmv

Stavoren aebv

Stavros, P „ ajsz

Stedsholm acib

Steep I AOBV

Stefano Pt ajxu

Stege adnq

Steilacoom aubt

Steinort, C acve

Sten jer abmp

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Stenkyrkehuk achm

Steno Pass ajqo

Stenskar ; aosx

Stensundeno abqg

Stephansoit '. .aquf

Stephens B auvn

Stephens, C ateh

Stephens, P. (Falkland Is.) .avkt
Stephens, P. (N. S. W.). . . .asmx

Stephens Pt asmv

Stettin ACYX

Stevns C. (Klint) adnx

Stewart I atgx

Stiff Pt aqjq

Stig Ness ADMG

Stikine R atsp

Stinking I bewl

Stilow Beacon acyd

Stirling amx

Stirrup cays axiz

Stirs Pt. ACRS

Stockholm acjq

Stockton (Australia) asmp

Stockton (England) afly

Stockton (Me.) bapu

Stokkoen ablr

StoUergrund adex

Stoltnen abth

Stolpmiinde acyi

Stoncica Pt ajen

Stonehaven apis

Stonehouse aenv

Stone Pillar bdqy

Stonesbotten abhg

Stonnington azuk

Stono Inlet. .-. ayop

Stony Pt bdza

Stor R ADUH

Stora AKXN

Stpra Fiaderagg .acm w

Stbrjungfrun _ aclp

Storkalla^nd acph

Storklappen acik

Storm B asgr

Stornoway apcr

Storskar acoy

StoschCh AviT

Stotsund ABJT

Strahan aspi

Straitsmouth I baji

Stralsund adbt

Strandebarm absb

Strangford apud

Stranraer aexy

Strasburg acvz

Stratford Shs aztg

StrathiePt apdx

Strati AJUC

Streaky B ARfto

Streckelsberg aczt

Strelna acsp

StrelokB aoqn

StribPt ADHP

Stroma apec

Stromboli I aioj

Strome Ferry apcK

Stromness afet

Stromo A™M

Stromstad abzm

Strongilo I ajux

Stronsay . .-. apem

Strontian I bedc

Strood abjz

Strovathi I ajks

Strukamp Pt adej

Struys B alwz

Stryensas aedu

Stuart I ATYV

Stubbekiobing adnh

Stylida G ajuy

Suakin ampw

Sual AQEO

Suances agvr

Suberbieville amgc

Subig, P AQDY

Succonnesset Shoal Lt. V...baev

Suchau AoiH

Suda B AjPH

Sudak AKHT

Sudder-ghat ankm

Sunderhoft adtb

Sudero afhk

Suder Piep adtn

Sudzu misaki aoug

Suez .AMQS

Suez B AMQT

Suez Canal akti

Suez G AMQK

Sugarloaf I anzs

Sugarloaf Pt asmz

Suga sima apph

SugUt R APZK

Sujak B : AKJ w

Sukkiim B aklj

Sule Skerries apdw

Sulina Mouth akem

Sulisker apdr

Sulitjelma Mines abjm

Sullivan basx

Sultan Shoal Lt ansq

Sultans I ANDM

Suma ABEX

Sumatra apqi

Sumaya aguo

Sumbal aqny

Sumbawa aqnu

Sumburgh Hd afgm

Summerside bczl

Sumter F ayov

SundaStr Apsa

Sundarbans, The anjcj

Sunderland aflr

Sundet Acnm

Sundsvall aclx

Sundt ACDM

Sungi Banju Asing. . . : aprx

Sungi Sungeang apry

Sungi Rokan aprd

Suira alcb

SunkLt. V AFPG

Sunk Rock Lt amzg

Sunmiyani B amwh

Sup6 AUYJ

Superior City benc

Superior, Lake belq

Sur (Arabia) amsy

S(ir (Syria) aksl

SurPt auhy

Surabaya apwj

Surat AMYS

Surigao aqki

Surinam R. Lt. V awgp

Sur-Kenis B akvm

Surry barw

Suruga G apgj

Susa (Tunis) akv w

Susa, P. (Japan) aovb

Susaki ^Tokyo G.) apho

Susaki (Shikoku) apct,

Susan, P aubc

Susquehanna R. . , azbd

Sutherland apds

Sutherland Dock asle

Sutsini APLC

Sutt B APMX

Suva ARCH

Suvarov Is arhn

Suvero, C aijr

Suvorovski akgd

Suwo nada aozk

Svaneke acfj

Svangen abzp

Svano abpv

Svartkiubben ackh

Sveaborg acqz

Svelvik ABYE

Svendborg adhw

Svendseyre bfah

Svenoer abxj

Svenska Bjorn Lt. V aciu

Svenska Hogarne acjt

Sviatotroitski akgn

Svinbaden Lt. V acds

Svinor , abvc

Svolvser abim

Svyatoi Nos abfp

Swakopmund Road aluj

Swalfer Ort ague'

Swan B - .aseh

Swan I. (Tasmania) asdm

Swan I. (Victoria) aryk

Swan R arnq

Swanage ■ abmr

Swansea (England) '. . . aero

Swansea (N. S. W.) ashd

Swanterwitz Lt. V aczh

Swatau ANzu

Sweden abzh

Swettenham, P anrs

Swilly, Lough afsr

Swinemiinde aczb

Swine R aczd

Swin Middle Lt. V afpl

Switzerland ah vq

Syauki Pt aobv

Syd Krogo ablp

Svdney askb

Sydney (C. Br. I.) bcsw

Sydostbrotten Lt. V acmq

Syltl ADSH

Symi AiSN

Synaes aboh

Syra ajqw

Syracuse ailj

Syria : akri

Syrsan acig

Taa hu ku B argh

Taal aqgz

Taars admp

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TAASINGE— TERRIBLES.

Taasinge I adu

Tabarca I ahjn

Tabarka akwv

Tabasco aws j

Tablas I aqhc

Tablas, Las awil

Table B alwg

Table Bluff aufk

Table C aset

Table I anmv

Taboria aljd

Tabu almc

Tabuan ,. apwt

Tabuia aljd

Tachibana ura apdp

Tachin E, anug

Tacking Pt asnk

Tacloban aqji

Tacna avcf

Taco, P AXLS

Tacoma aubr

Tadousac bdpc

Tadri R anbu

Taganrog akix

Tagbilaran aqjb

Tagliamento R. aiup

Tago B APGT

Tagus R AHBz

Tahiti. . . , arhb

Taiaroa Hd atif

Taiho I AN YL

Taillefer Pt agnp

Taimur G abcp

Tai oa, P argn

Tai-o-ha6 argl

Taiping fu aogm

Taipu Pt. Lt. V AWDV

Taitai B aqcj

Taitan I aobh

Taitzuchi Beacon aogx

Taiwan fu. . . : aocj

Taize Ura .apeu

Tajer, P ajde

Tajura amoz

Takamatsu apds

Taka Ramata aqmy

Taka sima aowj

Takasimacho aphu

Takau aocl

Taketoyo apfw

Takhkona Pt. ; actr

Takly, C akib

Ta ko ho aojp

Taku AOJH

Taku Bar Lt. V aojk

Takush B akxi

Taku Shan aokz

Talamone B ahyp

Talanta B ajoz

Talara auwv

Talauer la aqlx

Talautse Is aqlw

Talbot I AQSN

Talbot, P AERK

Talca AVGD

Talcahuano avgn

Talienwan B aokn

Talindak aqci

Talkna Fiord bpak

Tallais Bank Lt. V agsi

Taltal AVDG

Talus, La beqv

Talut Pt. (Lorient) agmy

Taman Lake akji

Tamandare avzi

Tamar, P avjl

Tamar R asdu

Tamatave ameq

Tambelan Is apxs

Tambo R avbt

Tambo de Mora P auzg

Tamise i aegx

Tampa axfk

Tampico awtc

Tamrfda amoi

Tamsui Hr aobw

Tanabe apkl

Tana Fiord abpy

Tana R amnk

Tanamo, P axlu

Tananarivo amdp

Tandine B arbu

Tanga B ; amls

Tangalle anex

Tangaluma Roads asqd

Tanganyika Lake amne

Tangier albi

Tangier I azgi

Tangkiang aocn

Tangoa aqxg

Tangola tangola B auor

Tang;tang. ameh

Tanjong BuluB ansl

Tanjong Datu apxw

Tanjong Priok apvp

Taniore anft

Tanlcar aoot

Tankari amyk

Tanl<5 B aqzh

Tanna (India) amzc

Tanna (Pacific) aqxz

Tanon Str aqip

Tanso abqe

Tantu AOFW

Tani-Keli Islet amgu

Taormina aik v

Tapagipe B avxy

Tapajos R awex

Tapanuli B apuh

Tappi Saki aotr

Tapti R amyr

Tapul Group aqls

Taranaki atcr

Tarang anqb

Taranto aipw

Tarapur Pt amyx

Tarascon ahrg

Tarbert aprb

Tarbet Ness aphr

Tarifa ahfl

Tarkhan, C akhf

Tarpaulin Cove bacl

Tarrafal B. (St. Antonio) algs

Tarrafal Pt. (St. Jago) alho

Tarragona ahlt

Tarraville asbq

Tartary, G. of aoqx

Tartus akrx

Tasanho aojf

Tasiko I aqxl

Tasman Hd asgj

Tasmania asdk

Tatamagouche bcxa

Tate ishi zaki aouk

Tate yama apio

Tatoosh I AUCL

Tatsing;ho aojc

Tatsupi, C .AOTR

Tauan aqsr

Taukopah anpk

Taunton R azwy

Taupiri atby

Tauranga atlw

Tausk B AOSH

Taviit, AHDJ

Taviuni : ardk

Tavolara I aidl

Tavoy anot

Tawi Tawi ^qlu

Tay R apjb

Tayabas R aqgx

Tayangho .....' aolb

Taylorville atps

Tchio ARBH

Tearaght I afqp

Teavarua Hr arhl

Tecoanapa auod

Tecojate aups

Tees R ; aflw

Tegal APVN

Teheran amuw

Tehmaki Str atmr

Tehuan tepee Atroz

Teignmouth aeng

Teignouse, La agnj

Tekfur Dagh ajxo

Tellicherri anci

Telok Anson anrg

Telok Betung apsr

Teluti B AQpw

Temriuk B , akjh

Tenacatita B aung

Tenasserim anoy

Tenby aesb

Tendra B akhb

Tenedos ajul

Tenerife alez

T6nfez, or, T^nes akyt

Tengchaufu aoix

Tenkitten acwz

Tennant Hr baoh

Teodo B Ajpw

Tepa AQPC

Tequepa B auny

Terang B aqoe

Terceira alcy

Tereboli akmg

Terkolei I apro

Termini Imerese ainr

Terminos Lagoon awsh

Termoli airu

Ternate aqrp

Temeuse aegf

Terningen abmn

Terracinal aiom

Terranova (Sardinia) aidg

Terranova (Sicily) ailx

Terre-Negre aqry

Terribles, The anli

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TERSCHELLING-TRANSVAAL.

Terschellmg adyz

Terschelling Bank Lt. V. . . . adyx

Terstenik I aizt

■ Testa, C aick

leste de Buch, La agtl

Testigos Is Awiz

Tete AMBu

Tete de Plandre abqt

Tetuan akzy

Tetulia R ankb

Teuk cham aobz

Teulada, C aieg

T^vennec aolh

Tewantin , asm

Texas awtk

Texel, The .....adzj

Texel I ADZH

Thaipeng anqz

Thames R. (Conn.) aztv

Thames R. (England) aehu

Thames R. (N. Z.) atmj

Tharda Hr anpv

Thaso I AJUT

Thayetmyo anml

Themistocles, C ajoq

Theodosia akhw

Therapia akcp

Thermia ajqf

Thiessow aczy

Thinai Hr anwi

Thisted adrp

Tholen aefj

Thomas I alqp

Thomas Ft azdi

Thomaston banm

Thorbjoms Kjser abyw

Thornton R ambl

Thornton Haven aokw

Thoro ADHY

Thorshavn aphi

Thousand Is., The bdvx

Three Hummock I aspb

Three Points, C almu

Three Points, C. (Arg. ) avlo

Three Rivers bdtv

Throgs Neck azsp

Thunder B begi

Thunder C ; bemo

Thuno adjz

Thursday I aszm

Thurso afdz

Thybo Ron adrc

Tibbett Pt bdzm

Xjber R aipz

Tiefen Hafen actx

Tiemunkwau aojd

Tienpak Hr anxw

Tientsin aojl

Tierra del Fuego avju

TLflis AKLW

Tigani, F ajth

Tigil R AoaQ

Tignish bdey

Tignoso I AJTHP

Tigris R amus

Tihenpien Hr anxw

Tikao AQGr

Tiko AFrw

Tilat AQHT

Tilbury Docks aeio

Tilig.P AQDP

Tillamook Rock audo

Tilsit ACWN

Tilt Cove BEXK

Timaru , atix

Timballier I awyb

Timmendorf adck

Timor aqon

Timor Laut aqpp

Timsah, Lake akto

Tina Mayor agvu

TinghaiHr .".'.aobi

Tinol AHXO

TmOS AJQK

Tmoso, C... AHiY

TintoR AHDw

Tintingue ameh

TiparaB arsx

Tipaza P AKYQ

Tiri tiri Matangi I atmz

Tistlarne acbu

Tizenko B aont

Tiznitz alcg

Toamasina ameq

Toba apfe

Tobacco P., R azbp

Tobago AYGR

Tobako R aqpy

Tocantins R awep

Tocopilla avcr

Todos Santos B aukp

Togo ALNT

Tokarofski, C aopy

Tokelau arep

Toku shima apdj

Tokuyama ; aozn

Tokyo Apic

Tolboukin acrw

Toledo beco

Tolero P ajez

Tolkemit acxi

Tolkeshwar Pt amzy

ToUe AiTP

Tolmeita akus

Tolon B AJNM

TolstOnOW ABCL

Tolten AVHQ

Tomaga sima apbz

Tomales B '. aufy

Tomari ura aoyb

Tom6 AVGJ

Tomil B , AQVH

Tomo APBP

Tompkinsville azns

Tona Canal apjd

Tonala atjpe

Tondi ANPM

Tone gawa , apif

Tonga Is ardq

Tong Aing anop

Tongass P ats v

Tongatdbu I ards

Tongka anps

Tongoi, P; A VEJ

Tongsang Hr aobd

Tongshu I AODM

Tongue Lt. V abic

Tonkin G , anwo

Tonning adtf

Tonquet afyk

Tonsberg. abxn

TopcheB AJYP

Topdals Fiord abvx

Topkhana akbs

ToplaB .'.AJFT

Topolobampo B aumj

Tor. AMQW

Tor Pt AFTO

Toragy Pt. asip

Tor B. (England) aeni

TorB.(N.S.) BCOD

Tordera ahmp

Tore ACNY

Torgauten abyv

Torinana, C agyh

Tormentine, C bcxs

Toro Pt AWNU

Toronto bdxt

Torquay abnh

Torre aiwm

Torre dell' Annunziata, P. . .aihq

Torre Orlando aigq

Torres, P aifm

Torres Str aszb

Torrevieja ahjk

Torrox ahgq

Torruella ahmy

Tortola , . . axzm

Tortoll AIDQ

Tortoralillo avbd

Tortosa, C ahlm

Tortuga I (Haiti) axtm

Tortuga I (Venezuela) awjq

Tortugas Is axgl

Torungen abwg

Tory Ch. . . . ; atkj

Tory I. AFSQ

Tougourski 6. aosb

Toulinguet Pt agkw

Toulinguet I bewv

Toulon AHTP

Toulouse AHQD

Touquet, Pt. du afyk

Tourane anwk

Tour de la Lande agih

Tourneville agel

Tourville '. agel

Touzla ajyi

Tova I AVIS

Toward Pt aeyo

Townsend bans

Townsend, P atzo

Townsville as wt

Toyohashi apgb

Tracadie (N. B.) bdhs

Tracadie(N. S.) bcvq

Tracadie (P. Ed. I.) bdcv

Trade Town alkp

Trsen I abkc

Trafalgar, C ahfi

Traiventos a vnu

Tralee afqs

Tramontana Pt aimp

Tranekioer .\ adip

Tranholm abml

Trani aiqy

Trano (Nyleden) abru

Trano abh w

Tranquebar an pz

Transvaal alvp

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TRAPANI-

-UEAGA.

Trapani ainb

Traste ajgb

Trau A3DP

Travancore Coast ancu

Travemiinde adccj

Trave R adct

Traverse C. (P. Ed. I.) bczo

Traverse, Lower Lt. V bdqs

Traverse, Upper, Lt. V bd«v

Traverse City belh

Trebizond akmc

Tred Haven Creek azey

Tre Forcas, C akzt

Treguier .aghp

Treisseny, P agjc

Trekroner adoq

Trelleborg aoee

Trembles Sh bdtn

Tremiti Is airl

Trenton (Erie) beau

Trenton (N. J.) azkm

Tr6port, Le afys

Tre Porti P aitw

Tre Pozzi P ajer

Tres Marias Is. , las aumy

Tres Montes, C avin

Tres Puntas, C avlo

Tr^vignon Pt agmj

Trevose Hd aepj

Triagoz aghx

Trial B..-. asnw

Trichinopoly , anfv

Trieste Aivo

Trieux R aghf

Trincomali anfe

Trindelen Lt. V adqi

Tringano •. antr

Trinidad (W. I.) aygz

Trinidad de Cuba axps

Trinidad, G. of aviz

Trinidad Hr. (Cal.) aupb

Trinidad Is. (S. Atlantic). . . awcd

Trinity B., La ayet

Trinity B aopm

Trinity Hr bevu

Trinkitat Hr ampv

Tripoli (Africa) aktjn

Tripoli (Syria) aksb

Tristan da Cunha alvg

Tristoma ajse

TristomoB akpy

Triumpho .avrm

Trivandrvtm '. ancw

Trocadero ahew

Troense adhz

Troja I AHYN

Tromlien I amix

Tromso abhc

Trondhjem abmd

Troon aeyi

Troubridge She arts

Trouville 1 agbf

Truk Is AQVP

Truro -bcdw

Trussan B aftn

Truxillo (Honduras) a wpg

Truxillo (Peru) auxq

Tsarigrad Mouth akfs

Tryon bczr

Tsauhia I aogi

Tsaulianghai - . aond

Tsientangkiang ages

Tsingseu I aobg

Tsu : APPN

Tsuda B APDQ

Tsugaru Str aotc

Tsukiji APiD

Tsukumi aoyv

Tsuno sima aouw

Tsuruga B aoun

Tsurugi saki aphg

Tsuru sima apeg

Tsu sima aonc

Tuamarina atkd

Tuamotu Arch argq

Tuban apwc

Tubuai arhs

Tucker Beach azmi

Tubud Pt AQKE

Tudor, P AMND

Tugela R alzd

Tula AMxu

Tulang Bawang R apsm

Tulalip AUBD

Tulang R apsm

Tulcea akep

Tulcha AKEG

Tullear amph

Tumaco, P auts

Tuman B a vfu

Tumen R., or, Tumen Ula. . aope

Tumbez auws

Tuma Pt Axwv

Tunara '. . .ahgc

Tunas axpu

Tungao anzo

Tungchau aojm

Tungenaes abtu

Tunghi B amov

Tungkuen aodc

Tungliu AOHE

Tunglotu Beacon aofr

Tungsha aodb

Tungsha Lt. V aofe

Tungting Lake aoie

Tungyai R anur

Tunis .-.ARVD

Turanganui R atlq

Turiamo, 'P awkf

Turin ahwu

Tui'k Is a.xkr

Turkey ajvp

Turnabout I aobp

Turnberry Pt aeyd

Turnefte Is awqr

Tuftier B bclg

Turnu-Magurele akpb

Turnu-Severin akfe

Turos Inlet asil

Turton, P -vrtk

Turyassu awdk

Tuscany ahxv

Tuskar Rk afvs

Tusket R ■- BCGW

Tuslinski Lt. V akic

Tuspan awsz

Tuticorin andz

Tutoia Awcv

Tutuila I AKuz

Tutukaka Hr atni

Tutun Liman ajyk

Tuxpan awsz

Tuzla (G. of Ismid) ajyi

Tuzla Bank (Kertch Str.). . .akjq

Tuzla C. (Roulnania) akeg

Tvedestrand abwk

Tweed R. (England) apkt

Tweed R. (Queensland) aspc

Twofold B. . ; : .ashw

Tybee aymq

Tyka aocd

Tylo ACDE

Tyne R ..aflh

Tynemouth afli

Tyre* aksl

Tyroom Road asru

Ua Huku I ABGO

Ua Pu I AEGP

Ubas Pt Aixw

XJbati AQzn

IJbatuba avtc

tjckermiinde aczu

Uddevalla abzu

Uddyhoj Lt adpk

Udsire abtl

Udski B Aosc

Uea ARDw

Ugi I AQWG

Ukinsk B apni-

Ulbo ajbz

Uledborg acok

Ulenge. . .''. amlt

Ulfsten ABoa

Ulko Kalla acop

UlladuUa asiz

Ulianger acmj

Ullensvang absk

Ulua R Awps

Ulvesund abpe

Ulvshale adno

Umago. . , \... . AiwG

Umea acms

Umpanbinyoni R alyu

Umpqua R aueb

Umur Banks Lt. V akct

Una AVXE

Una R : AVZG

Unalaklik F atqd

Understen ackl

Underwood, P atkh

Unie I AizD

Unieh \ akmo

Union B avjjr

Union City atzy

Union Iron Works Docks. . . augm

Union Is arep

Union, P. La auqt

Union River B basc

United States azcn

Unkofsky B aonh

Unst AFHD

Uomo-Morto Pt Aioc

Upolu I areg

Upper Cedar Pt .azbs

Upper Traverse Ll . V bdqv

Upright, C AVJK

Upsala 1 ACLG

Urado Hr apcw

Uraga Ch aphk

Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged.

499

URA— VINCENT.

Ura Kami Hr apet

Urakawa ,. aplb

Ureparapara I aqwv

Urk AEBR

XJrsbolm ABZN

Ursvik ACNj

Uruguay avpm

Urup I APMP

UrZUf AKHS

tJsedom aczq

Ushant agjo

Ushibuka Hr aoxu

Ushinish apdh

Ushuwaia avjw

Usk AEQT

Uson B AQHO

Ustica I AiNz

USU, C. APLN

Usuki AOYw

Ut Grumden Lt. V acge

Utholmen achk

Utilla I awpq

Utklippan acpz

Utlangan acgd

Uto ACCJH

Utrecht aebj

Utsire abtl

Uvita Hr ausd

Uwajima apcr

Vacche I aicp

Vada AHYG

Vaderoarne abzx

Vaderobod abzq

Vaddo ACKB

Vado AHWM

Vadso ABFW

Vaeggen abie

VseU-O ADMJ

Vaeroerna abmo

Vailoa aret

Vakalpudi anhp

Valberg - - abit

Valdemarsvik acih

Valdersund abls

Valdivia avhu

Valenga (Brazil) atxq

Valenga (Portugal) agzx

Valencia ahko

Valentia - afql

Valetta aior

Valle Grande ajbci

Vallejo AUGV

Vallifere Ft agsj

Vallo ABXQ

Valona B ajgx

Valparaiso avpc

Valsche, 0 aqsh

Vamadori Ch apjg

Vancouver atvh

Vancouver I atuv

VanDiemenG ariy

Van Diemen Str - - - - aoyp

Vanga amlw

Vangsnses abqo

Vanikoro I aqwr

Vannes - agoe

Vao ARBO

Varnia Levu - - - arcu

Vanua Mbalavu ardl

Varanger Fiord abfu

Varzze ahwo

Vardar Bank Lt. V ajvtj

Vardo abfx

Varel adwu

Vareler Siel. adwy

Varella, C anwe

Vares, C agxc

Varna akdv

Vame Lt. V aekx

Varsko adnp

Vasili R ajmu

Vasilina, <_' ajvc

Vasto airv

Vatersay I afdn

Vathi, P. (Archipelago) ajti

Vathi, P. (Greece) ajkn

Vathy, P ajrq

Vaticano, C aux

Vatomandri amer

Vato ACjY

Vaxholm acjm

Veblungsnses abnp

Vecchio, P ahyl

Vecchio, P aibf

Vedbsek adou

Vedelsborg Hd adhn

Veere aef«

Vefring abpw

Vegesack adwb

Veglia aizu

Veile ADjN

Veis Ness adif

Vekens B aptj

Vela, C. La ,. . .awkn

Velasco awuv

Velez de la Gomera akzv

Velez Malaga ahgp

Velo, P AWNO

Vendres, P ahps

Venerc, P ahxj

Venezuela ,- . .awif

j Vengurla anbi

Vengurla Rocks anbh

Venice aits

Ventimiglia Anf y

Ventosa B auox

Ventoso Mt agxj

Ventotenc I aigs

Venus Hr arqw

Venus Ft arhc

Ver, Ft. dc '. .agbr

Vera Cruz awsx

Verawal amxr

Verbenico F aizy

Verboska ajeh

Verde, C algi

Verde I ahfs

Verga, C aliz

VerlM Matala Lt . V acrcj

Vermilion bedm

Vermilion B awxj

Vernon, Mt azby

Vernon R aymb

Versailles afzy

VertC ALOi

VerteB "cxp

Veruda, F aixj

Ve Skerries afgz

Vestborg Ft adjx

Vesteraalen abhq

Vesterrenden acbm

Vesterwik acib

Vestmanhavn aphj

Vestra Banken Lt. V acln

Vestro Havn abvw

Vesuvius, Mt aiho

Vianna ahbc

Viareggio ahxt

Vibberodden abum

Viborg ACRN

Vicenza aitjp

Vicksburg '. awzx

Victor, F ARVO

Victoria (Australia) arxc

Victoria (Brazil) avwe

Victoria (B. C.) atxb

Victoria (Hongkong) anyp

Victoria B aokq

Victoria Dock (Bombay )...amzk

Victoria Hr afyr

Victoria Haven 1 abjf

Victoria I bemr

Victoria, Mt. ( Auckland)... atmv
Victoria, Mt. (Wellington).. atkr

Victoria Nyanza Lake amnp

Victoria, P. (England) abjv

Victoria, P. (S. Australia). . .artc

Victoria, P. (Seychelles) amjc

Victoria Pier bcst

Victoria R arkc

Victorovski akgb

Vicuna Hr ardb

Vieille, La agli

Vienna Aivc

Vieques I axytt

Vierge I agje

Vieste aibh

Vieux F AYFO

Vifsta (Wifsta) wharf acme

Vig ABUF

Vigan AQEU

Vigie Summit aypk

Vigo AGZP

VigBnses Mines abto

Vigten Is abkt

Vikor ABSG

Viksoren abqn

Vilaine, La, R agon

Villa (Norway) ablf

Villa (Finland) acrm

Villa de Conde ahbe

Villa do Porto aldn

Villa Franca aldh

Villagarcia agzc

Villajoyosa ahjs

Villano, C agyd

Villanueva ahlx

Villa Pillar avcp

Villa Reale ahdk

Villaricos ahit

Villa Velha B avwc

Villaviciosa agwb

Ville-es-Martin agpd

Villefranche ahvg

Villegagnon F avtr

Vin I- bdgr

Vinaroz ahlc

Vincent, C bdwg

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

Part II.

VINCENT— WIGTON.

Vincent, P aruj

Vineyard Haven bade

Vineyard Sound Lt. V.' baci

Vinga ACBN

Vingaskar acdi

Vingorla anbi

Virama axqd

Virgin Gorda axzo

Virgin Is axyo

Virginia ayup

Virgins, C avjs

Visby ACHL

Viscaya agvd

Visdal ABNV

Vistula R ACXM

Viti Levu Lt. V. . .•. arcg

Vivero agwz

Vizagapatam anhg

Vizeu AWDO

Viziadrug anbf

Vlaardingen abdb

Vladivostok aopz

Vlieland ; adzf

Vliko P AJip

VLissingen aefu

Vogesland adtx

Vonimao B . ( Vohemar) amec

Volano aitb

Volcano B apkw

Volden abow

Volga R AKLT

Volo AJVP

VoloBCa AIYJ

Voloshski, w, Voloshskaia. .akgo

Volta R ALNK

Voltri AHWQ

Vona B akml

Vonitza ajih

Voorne Canal abdp

Vordingborg adnp

Vorona Islet amgs

Vostitza AJLK

Vourlah akon

Vrsengen abxp

Vresen adit

Vulcano I aiog

Vungchao anwg

Vungkuit ANwj

Vurko B Ajiv

Vyl Lt. V ADRT

Wada no misaki apbq

Waddington bdvc

Waddo ACKB

Wade I AOGL

Wade Pt AYuj

Wadi Draa '. alch

Waglan Islet anzp

Waialua arpw

Waiauoua R atjo

Waigatch I abdv

Waigiu I aqbs

Waihau Hr atmh

Waiheke Ch atmp

Waikato R atbr

Waikawa athm

Waikouaiti atin

Wailangilala I ardj

Wainfleet apnh

Waipaoa R atlo

Waipapapa Pt atb:k

Wairau R atjy

Waitapu atep

Waitara R atcl

Wakamatsii aowc

Wakasa B aoum

Wakayama apcp

Wakefield arus

Walcheren aepo

Walcott, P ARLQ

Walde AFXV

Wales AEQv

Walfisch B ALUK

Wallace bcxg

Wallaroo ■- . - . AHSV

Wallis I ARDW

Walney I aewd

Walton BCEi

Wandelaar Lt. V aehp

Wando R aypk

Wandsbek adux

Wangaehu atde

Wanganui atdc

Wanganui Inlet atez

Wangeroog I adxf

Wani B aqnc

Wantaokwan aoeq

Warberg ' acbx

Wardell asor

Wari ALOi

Warkworth aplc

Wambro Sound arnv

Wamemiinde adcp

Warner Lt. Y .aelv

Waro .acbt

Warren azwm

Warrender, P. .'. arks

Warrington axds

Warmambool ahxo

Warsaw acvm

Warsaw Sound aymh

Warn B AQPV

Wasa Acpp

Wash, The apnb

Washington (D. ('.) azch

■Washington (N. C.) aysw

Washington F azcb

Washington G aomk

Washington, P beiq

Washington State atxw

Washishti R amzx

,Wash-sheecootai B bepr

Wasin amlx

Wassi Kussa aqsl

Watagheistic Sound bepx

Watchet aepw

Watch Hill Pt azun

Waterford (Ireland) afwe

Waterford (Queensland) asec

Waterview B asli

Watling I Axju

Watson B askl

Watum ADYO

Waukegan beja

Wauraltee arte

Wea Sisi ,.aqyd

Weda aqek

Wedge I BCNL

Weener adxz

Weihaiwei aois

Welchpool , bavu

Weld, P ANQV

Welland Canal bdyc

Wellesley Is aru

Wellington atkv

Wells APNP

Welshpool ASBi

Wenchau B aodx

Wenchau fu •.. .aodb

Weser Lt. V advl

Weser R advk

Wessel, C aeis

West C. Howe arpi

West Channel (Kattegat). . .acbm

West Chop Pt badc

Western P arzu

Westeiplatte acxr

West Blinder Lt. V aehi

West India Docks aeji

West Indies axu

West Ironbound I bcjt

Westkapelle aefr

Westminster. abhw

West Pt. (Anticosti) bdmc

West Pt. (P. Ed. I.) BCYz

West Pt. York R. (Va.) ayxm

Westport (Ireland) afbu

Westport (N. Z.) atfk

West R anzb

West Sand -\rym

West Sister I .becw

West Volcano I aoew

Wetta I AQow

Wexford afvo

Weymouth (England) aemu

Weymouth (N. S. ) ecfy

Whaingaroa Hr atcb

Whale Rock azvc

Whalsey : . . . apgr

Whampoa anyk

Whangarei Hr atng

Whangaroa (Chatham I.s.)...atov

Whangaroa (N. Z.) atnu

Whangaruru Hr atnk

Whidbey I atzc

Whitby APMB

White Fish Pt bepl

Whitehall beks

Whitehaven aewl

Whitehead I. (Me.) back

Whitehead I. (N. S.) bcog

White I. Reef Lt. V bdpm

White Sea abed

Whitianga atmb

Whitsand B abof

Whitstable aekd

Whyda. alnv

Wick (Scotland) afho

Wickford i azvo

Wickham, C ascr

Wicklow AFVi

Wicomico R azbj

Wide Bay Hr asrm

Widnes _abuz

Wielingen Lt. V abhd

Wieringen adzr

Wifsta Wharf acme

Wight, Isle of AEMj

Wigton ABXP

PaKT II. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-

-PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

501

WIJU— ZENGG.

WlJU AOLH

Wlk ADES

Wiken acdtj

Wild Boar Reach aogv

Wilhelmsliaven adwp

"Willapa R auck

Willemsoord adzp

Willemstad aedt

William, P afbp

William Pitt B .\mgw

William, P athg

Williamstown aryx

Wmiamstown Docks arzp

Willoughby C vtsub

WiUunga arvg

WUmington (Cal.) aujc

Wilmington (Del.) azjl

Wilmington fGa.) aymk

Wilmington (N. ('. ) ayrd

Wilna A,cvj

Wilson Promontory asbc

Wilson Pt ATZi

Windau acuz

Windenburger aowj

Windmill Pt ayzh

Windsor (England) aehz

Windsor (Erie) becd

Windsor (N. S.) bcex

Windward Is aypb

Winga ACBN

Wings Neck bacd

Winnissimmet baie

Winter Hi batg

Winterport bapx

Winter Quarter Sh. Lt. V. . .azhd

Winterton apnu

Wisbeach apnl

Wiscasset bamu

Wisconsin bbng

Wise Mt aenz

Wismar adcm

Withernsea afmk

Wittower ' adbo

Wivenhoe afpi

Woitzig Lt. V ACZG

Wokam I aqpj

Wolf I aylg

Wolf Rock AEOS

Wolf Trap Shs ayxv

Wolgast Aczo

Wollin ACYT

Wollongong asjm

Wolves Is BAXV

Wonsan aols

Wood End bago

Wood I BALQ

Wood Holl BACK

Woody I astb

Wooloomooloo B askp

Woolwict aeiw

Workington abwo

Worm's Hd abrt

Wormso actn

Worthing-. ablm

Would Lt. V AFNT

Wrangel, P atsp

Wrangell I apo v

Wrath, C apdu

Wreck B auvp

Wremen Tief advp

Wuchang fu aoib

Wuching AGHP

Wuchu fu ANZB

Wufu AODB

Wuhu '. AOGN

Wurtemberg acvw

WuStrOW ADCB

Wusueh AOHS

Wusung ACPI

Wyandotte beax

Wyk ADSU

Wyndham abkn

Wyre R aevx

Xagua, P AXPK

Xeres aher

Xeros, G. of ajwp

Xingu R ; . .awer

Yafa , AKSU

Yalahau awro

Yali B akqb

Yalmal Promontory abcs

Yalta akhq

YaluR AOLD

Yamada (Owari B.) appl

Yamada apkb

Yamadori Ch. apjg

Yanaon angx

Yanez B avhl

Yangtse R aofd

Yankalilla arvi

Yap I-. AQVG

Yaquina audw

Yarbutenda alhx

Yarmouth (England) afny

Yarmouth (N. S.) bcgk

Yarra R arzb

Yate, P arbi,

Yatsushiro aoxr

Yawatahama Hr apck

Ydre Mokkelas abwj

Y6 ANOR

Yebnah aksy

Yebosi I aowh

Yellaboi Sound alju

Yellow I ATWB

Yellow R Aojc

Yellow Sea i aOij

Yemen Province amsc

Yenbo amrg

Yenchu aoetj

Yengen acjzw

Yenikale C akil

Yeni-Kioi akce

Yenisei abcj

Yeni-Shehr, C ajwu

Yeno ura apgo

Yentoa B aoke

Yerimo saki aplp

Yesan Saki apkv

Yesashi apmz

Yetorup I apmb

Yeu, lie d' : agpx

Yingtsu : aokc

Yinkoa aokg

Ylo Road avbu

Ymuiden. aecg

Yobuko AOWK

Yoehau fu aoid

Yokka ichi apfq

Yokohama fRikuoku G.) aoti

Yokohama (G. of Tokyo) apht

Yokosuka aphn

Yola. '. ALPE

Yonesiro Gawa acts

Yongsangang R aomg

Yonodzu, P. . . : AOYR

York (England) ..'. apmj

York, C Aszc

York Factory bbzc

York R. (Me.) bakv

YorkR. (Va.) ayxj

York Sound arku

Yorktown ayxl

Yoshida, P apco

Youghal APwo

Ysabel I aqwk

Ystad AOEV

Ytapere .amey

Ytteroerne abpo

Yucatan awrg

Yuensan aonl

Yugorski Str abdw

Yukon R ATQL

Yukyeri Pt aknq

Yule Roads asqj

Yulinkau B anxs

Yuma AULS

Yumuri B axlg

Yunan. anms

Yungchiiig aoip

Yung R AOEJ

Yura Hr j apdo

Yzeren Baak aedn

Zaandam adzx

Zafarin I akzq

Zaftarano, C ainq

Zaglava Rock aiyw

Zambales Province aqeg

Zambezi R. ambn

Zamboanga aqlp

Zand B apxd

Zanddijk aebz

Zandvoort aecj

Zannone aigr

Zante ajkq

Zanzibar amlb

Zaole Aivs

Zara ajcu

Zarza R axpw

Zarzis akye

iZaudzi Road amdj

Zaverda B ajiu

Zea AJQG

Zealand adkv

Zebayir Is amru

Zeberjed I amqb

Zebu AQIM

Zeeland aegk

Zeila amow

Zeitun, G ajuy

Zengg aibi

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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II.

ZHIZHGINSK— ZWAANTJIES.

Zhizhginsk I , abbq

Zierikzee abfi

Zighinkor .alio

Zimnegorski abej

Zingst adbw

Zinnowitz aczl

Zirona ajdm

Zoutelande aeps

Zoutkamp adys

Zuider Zee aebp

Zuluiand alvb

Zumaya agtjo

Zurva, C ajnv

Zuydcoote afxp

Zwaantjies Drooghte Lt apwk

IISTTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.

PART III

STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS, LIFE-SAVING STATIONS, TIME-
SIGNAL STATIONS, AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES; LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS OF THE
WORLD; SEMAPHORE, DISTANCE, AND WIGWAG
CODES, AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH.

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PART III.

STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.

ATLANTIC COAST.

Eastport, Me.

Portland, Me. (Center.)

* West Quoddy Head, Me.

* Cutler, Me.

* Machiasport, Me.

* Bangor, Me.
Whitehead, Me.
Marshall Point Light, }ie.
Booth Bay Harbor, Me.

Boston, Mass. (Center.)
Portsmouth, N. H.

* Seaveys Island Navy Yard, N. H.

* Jerrys Point, N. H.

* Rye Beach, N. H.

* Wallis Sands, N. H. > ,
Newburyport, Mass.
Gloucester, Mass.

* Thatchers Island, Mass.
Marblehead, Mass.
Hull, Mass.

Race Point, Mass.
Provincetown, Mass.
Highland Light, Mass.
Wellfleet, Mass.
Chatham, Mass.
Monomoy, Mass.
Hyannis, Mas^.

* Nantucket Shoals Light-ship, Mass.

* Cross Rip Light-ship, Mass.
East Choj>, Mass.
Nobska Eight, Mass.
Tarpaulin Cove, Mass.
Cuttyhunk, Mass.

New Bedford, Mass.

* New Bedford Yacht Club, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.

Newport, R. I.
Point Judith, R. I.
Saunderstown, R. I.
Stonington, Conn.
New London, Conn.

Nantucket, Mass.

Providence, R. I. (Center.)

Providence Yacht Club, R. I.

Block Island, R. I. (Center.)
Southeast Light, R. I.

New Haven, Conn. (Center.)
New Haven Light, Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn.

New York, N. Y. (Center.)

* Greenwich, Conn.
New Rochelle Yacht Club, N. Y.
Center Island, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Sewanhaka Yacht Club, N. Y.

* Mdntauk Point, N. Y.

* Ardsley on Hudson, N. Y.

* Yonkers Yacht Club, N. Y.
Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Governors Island, N. Y.

* Sea Gate, N. Y.

* Princebay, N. Y.

* Raritan Yacht Club, N. Y.

* Bay Shore Yacht Club, N. Y.

* Perth Amboy, N. J.
Sandy Hook, N. J.
Long Branch, N. J.

Atlantic City,,N. J. (Center.)

* Little Egg Life-Saving Station, N. J. ,

* Great Egg Life-Saving Station, N. J.

* Ocean City Life-Saving Station, N. J.

* Corson Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.

* Townsend Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.

* Hereford Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Cape May, N. J.

* Cape May Point Life-Saving Station, N. J.

Philadelphia, Pa. (Center.)
Port Norris, N. J.
Bivalve, N. J.
Reedy Island, i)el.
Delaware Breakwater, Del.

Baltimore, Md. (Center.)
Oxford, Md.
Annapolis, Md.

The Anchorage, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore American Building, Baltimore, Md.

Norfolk, Va. (Center.)
Fort Monroe, Va.
Newport News, Va.

Cape Henry, Va.

Elizabeth City, N. C.
, Edenton, N. C.
Columbia, N. C.
Manteo, N. C.
Washington, N. C.

* Diamond Shoals Light-ship, N. 0.

Hatteras, N. C.
' Cooperative.
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STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OP THE UNITED STATES.

Part III.

Wilmington, N. C. {Center.)

* Newbern, N. C.

* Cape Lookout Life-Saving Station, N. 0.
Beaufort, N. C.

Morehead City, N. C.
Southport, N. C.

* Oak Island, Life-Saving-Station, N. C.

Charleston, S. C. (Center.)
North Island, S. C.
South Island, S. C.
Georgetown, S. C.
Moultrieville, S. 0.

* Charleston Light-vessel, S. C.
Youngs Island, S. C.

Savannah, Ga. (Center.)
Port Royal, S. C.
Tybee Island, Ga.

* Thunderbolt, Ga.

* Montgomery, Ga.
Darien, Ga.

* St. Simons Light, Ga.
Brunswick, Ga.

Jacksonville, Fla. (Center.)
Femandina, Fla.

* Fernandina Quarantine Station, Fla.
Mayport, Fla.

* Cummers Mill (Jacksonville), Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla.

* Daytona, Fla.
Miami, Fla.

* Puntarasa, Fla.

* Punta Gorda, Fla.

* Port Inglis, Fla.
Cedar Keys, Fla.

Jupiter, Fla. (Center.)

West Palm Beach, Fla.

Key West, Fla. (Center.)

Sand Key, Fla.

Dry Tortugas, Fla.

Tampa, Fla. (Center.)

* St. Petersburg, Fla.
Egmont Key, Fla.
Port Tampa, Fla.
Clear Water, Fla.

* Anclote, Fla.

Pensacola, Fla. (Center.)
Carrabelle, Fla.
Apalachicola, Fla.

* Bagdad, Fla.

Mobile, Ala. (Center.)
Fort Morgan, Ala.
Scranton, Miss.

* Biloxi, Miss. «
Gulfport, Miss.

New Orleans, La. (Center.)
Pass Christian, Miss.

* Bay St. Louis, Miss.

* Salmen, La.
Morgan City, La.
Pilottown, La.
Burwood, La.

Galveston, Tex. (Center.)

* Sabine Pass, Tex.

* Port Arthur, Tex.

* Seabrook, Tex.

* Velasco, Tex.
Matagorda, Tex.

. Port Lavaca, Tex.
Point Isabel, Tex.

Corpus Christi, Tex.
* Rockport, Tex.
Tarpon, Tex.

(Center.)

GREAT LAKES.

Oswego, N. Y. (Center.)

Oswego Life-Saving Station, N. Y.

Rochester, N. Y.

Buffalo, N. Y. (Center.)

Buffalo Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Cape Vincent, N. Y.
Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
* Stoney Point, N. Y.
North Fair Haven, N. Y.
Sodus Point, N. Y.

Fort Ontario Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Charlotte, N. Y.
Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Dunkhk, N. Y.

Erie, Pa.

Cleveland, Ohio. (Center.)
Soldiers' Home, Erie, Pa.
Conneaut Harbor, Ohio.
Ashtabula, Ohio.
Fairport, Ohio.

Cleveland Life-Saving Station, Ohio.
Lorain, Ohio
Huron, Ohio.

Cleveland, Ohio — Continued.
Marblehead, Ohio.
Kelleys Island, Ohio.
Put in Bay, Ohio.

Sandusky, Ohio.
Toledo, Ohio.

Detroit, Mich. (Center.)

* Smiths Coal Docks, Detroit, Mich.

Port Huron, Mica (Center.)

* Kendalls Wharf, Port Huron, Mich.

* Millers Dock, Port Huron, Mich.

Lake View Beach Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Harbor Beach, Mich.
Point aux Barques, Mich.
Bay City, Mich.

Alpena, Mich. (Center.)
Tawas, Mich.
East Tawas, Mich.
Oscoda, Mich.
Thunder Bay Island, Mich.
Middle Island, Mich.
Presque Isle Light, Mich.
Cheboygan, Mich.

* Cooperative.

Part III.

STORM-WAKNING DISPLAT STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.

507

Orand Haven, Mich.

Chicago, III. {Center.)

Mackinac Island, Mich.

Mackinaw, Mich.

Harbor Springs, Mich.

Charlevoix, Mich.

St. James, Beaver Island, Mich.

Church Hill, Beaver Island, Mich.

JNorth Manitou Island, Mich.

South Manitou Island, Mich.

Olen Haven, Mich.

Frankfort, Mich.

Manistee, Mich.

Manistee Life-Saving Station, Mich

Big Point Sable, Mich.

Ludington Life-Saving Station, Mich.

Ludington, Mich.

Muskegon, Mich.

Macatawa, Mich.

Holland, Mich.

Saugatuck, Mich.

South Haven, Mich.

St. Joseph, Mich.

Michigan City, Ind.

Chicago Life-Saving Station, 111.

South Chicago Life-Saving Station, III.

Red Wing, Minn.

Lake City, Minn.

Milwaukee, Wis. {Center.)
Kenosha, Wis.
Racine, Wis.

Milwaukee Life-Saving Station, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis.— Continued.
Manitowoc, Wis.
Kewaunee, Wis.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.

Green Bay, Wis.

EscANABA, Mich. {Center.)
Menominee, Mich.

* Gladstone, Mich.

Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. {Center)
Detour, Mich. '

Whitefish Point, Mich.
Deer Park, Mich.
Grand Marais, Mich.
Munising, Mich.

Marquette, Mich. {^Center.)
Presque Isle, Mich.

Houghton, Mich. {Center.)

* Pequaming, Mich.
Eagle Harbor, Mich.

Ship Canal Life-Saving Station, Mich.

* Ontonagon, Mich.

DuLUTH, Minn. (^Center.)
Ashland, Wis.
Washburn, Wis.
Bayfield, Wis.
Superior, Wis.

* West Superior, Wis.
Two Harbors, Minn.

PACIFIC COAST.

Tacoma, Wash.
Seattle, Wash.
Port Crescent, Wash.
Tatoosh Island, Wash.
North Head, Wash.

Portland, Greg. {Center.)

* Tacoma Tug and Barge Co. Office, Wash.

* Everett, Wash.

~ * Bellingham, Wash.

* Bellingham, Station A, Wash.

* Blaine, Wash.
Anacortes, Wash.
Port Townsend, Wash.
Port Angeles, Wash.
East Clallam, Wash.
Neah Bay, Wash.
Aberdeen, Wash.

* Cape Disappointment Life - Saving Station,

Wash.

* Point Adams Life Saving Station. Wash.

Astoria, Oreg.

* Tillamook, Oreg.
Marshfield, Oreg.

Eureka, Cal.

San Francisco, Cal. {Center.)

* Humboldt Bay Life-Saving Station, Cal.

* Oil Port, Cal.

* Table Bluff, Cal.

Eureka Life-Saving Station, Cal.

* Fort Bragg, Cal.

* Mendocino, Cal.

Point Reyes Light, Cal.
Mount Tamalpais, Cal.
Sausalito, Cal.

* Mare Island Navy- Yard, Cal.

* Goat Island, Cal.
Point Lobos, Cal.
Southeast Parallon, Cal.

* Port Harford, Cal.
Santa Barbara, Cal.

* Port Los Angeles, Cal.

* San Pedro, Cal.

San Luis Obispo, Cal.

Los Angeles, Cal. {Center.)

* Redondo, Cal.

San Diego, Cal.

♦Cooperative.

Note. — The attention of mariners is invited to the fact that at any regular Weather Bureau Station, by
application to the Weather Bureau officials, they may have their barometers compared. This service will
always be rendered without compensation.

■508 STOBM- WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PaRT III.

EXPLANATION OF STORM WARNINGS.

Warnings of the approach of windstorms will be published by the display of flags
by day and lanterns by night, in connection with the bulletins posted and the reports
furnished to newspapers, mariners, and others interested.

The warnings adopted by the United States Weather Bureau for announcing the
approach of windstorms are as follows:

The Storm Warning (a red flag, eight feet square, with black center, three feet
square) indicates that a storm of marked violence is expected.

The Red Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates easterly winds — that is, from the northeast to south, inclusive — and that the
storm center is approaching.

The White Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates westerly winds — that is, from north to southwest, inclusive — and that the storm
center has passed.

When the Red Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from the northeast quadrant; when below, from the southeast quadrant.

When the White Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from the northwest quadrant; when below, from the southwest quadrant.

Night Storm Warnings. — By night a red light will indicate easterly winds; a while
above a red light will indicate westerly winds.

The Information Warnings have been discontinued at all storm-warning display
stations, and such advices as were previously given in information orders will be furnished
hereafter in advisory messages.

The Hurricane Warning (two storm-warning flags, red with black centers, dis-
played one above the other) indicates the expected approach of a tropical hurricane or
of an extremely severe and dangerous storm.

No night Hurricane Warnings are displayed.

Part III.

509

TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Signal station

latitude and

longitude.

Place

42 21 30 N..
71 03 30 W.

Boston, Mass.

Signal adopted.

Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet) .

41 29 15 N ... .
71 19 37 W.
(Goat Island
light.)

40 42 38.1 N . .
74 00 35.7 W

39 56 58 N...

75 08 54 W.

Newport, R.I..' Blaclc ball (di-
ameter 3J feet)

New York, N.Y.

Black ball (di-
ameter 3J feet)

Vhiladelphia.Pa ; Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).

39 17 22 N..
76 38 38 W.

38 53 51.8 N ..
77 02 19.16 W

36 59 59 N.

7(i 18 44 W.

36 50 30 N.

76 17 30 W.

(.Vpproximate.)

36 58 47 N..

76 25 52 W.

(Approximate.)

32 04 52 N

81 05 22 W.

Baltimore, Md.. Black ball (di-
ameter 47
inches).

I

Washington.

D.r.

Situation of time
signal.

Black ball (di-
ameter 2 feet
7 inches) .

Roof of Ames Build-
ing 41 feet above
the roof; 263 feet
above water; 228
feetaboveground.

Machineshopat tor-
pedo station; 75
feet above water;
68 feet above
ground. (Drop
15 fe'et.)

Staff on tower of
Western Union
Telegraph Build-
ing; 286 feetabove
water; 277 feet
above ground.
(Drop 25 feet.)

On a shelter house
on the SE. comer
of the Philadel-
p h i a Bourse;
height above
water 189 feet;
above the ground
169 feet 10 mches;
above the roof 42
feet. (Drop 29
feet.)

Roof of Baltimore
American Build-
ing; 235 feet
above water; 212
feetaboveground.
(Drop 27 feet.)

Department of the
Navy; 197 feet
above water; 150
feetaboveground
(Drop 21 feet.)

Time of signal being
made.

G reenwich Standard
mean time, mean time.

Fort Monroe. Va Telegraphic tick

Norfolk, Va

Newport News,
Va.

Savannah, Ca.

Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).

Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet).

Black ball (di-
ameter 3 feet) .

Time signal-service
office. Govern-
ment building.
Fort Monroe
wharf.

NW. comer Citizens'
Bank Building,
No. 191-195 Main
street; 137 feet
above the land;
147 feet above the
water. (Drop 30
feet 1 inch.)

Silsby Building, cor-
ner 27th street
and Washington
avenue; 121 feet
above the land;
151 feet above the
water. (Drop 31
feet.)

Cotton Exchange;
110 feet above wa-
ter; 98 feet above
ground. (Drop 16
feet.)

h. m. s.
5 00 00

5 00 00

00 00

ft. m. s.
0 00 00

0 OO 00

5 OO 00

0 00 00

0 00 00

0 00 00

00 00

0 00 00

0 00 00

Additional details.

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity from Washing-
ton Observatory) at noon,
mean time of the 75th me-
ridian.

It signal f^ils, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon,
mean time of the 75th merid.

[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

. , Do.

Ball hoisted 5 minutes. before
signal. Bail dropped at
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.

It signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.

[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

Telegraphic time signals re-
ceived in office from 11.55
a. m. to noon mean time
oi the 75th meridian.

[Note.— Signals not received
on Sundays and holidays.]

Do.

510

TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Paet III.

Signal station

latitude and

longitude.

Place.

Signal adopted.

Situation of time
signal.

Time of signal being
made.

Greenwich Standard
mean time, mean time.

Additional details.

I

24 33 29 N..
81 48 24 W.

29 56 59 N..
90 03 47 W.

29 18 17 N . .
94 47 26 W.

42 53 ION....
78 52 40 W.

41 30 03N.
81 41 28 W.

41 53 06 N..
87 37 38 W.

46 30 06 N . . .
84 20 40 W.

Key West, Fla.

NewOrleans.La

Black ball.

Galveston, Tex.

Buflalo, N. Y. ..

Cleveland, Ohio.

Black ball, (di-
ameter 2 feet
8 inches).

Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet)

Black ball (di-
ameter 3J feet)

Black ball (di-
ameter 4^ feet).

Chicago, 111.

SaultSte. Marie,
Mich.

Red ball (diam-
eter 4i feet).

Black ball (di-
ameter 3 feet) .

40 47 00.81 N.. Duluth, Minn..
92 06 06.54 W.

Red ball (diam-
eter 4 feet).

Roof of Equipment
Building; 91 feet
above water.

On the roof of the
American Sugar
Refining Company
Building; 174 feet
above water; 163
feet above ground
(Drop 18 feet 6
inches.)

Levy Building, SE.
corner 23d (Tre-
mont) and 1)
(Market) streets;
111 feet above the
land; 118 feet
above the water.
(Drop 27 feet.)

SE. side of tlie Pru-
dential Building
on the SW. cor.
of Church and
Pearl streets; 188
feet above land;
227J feet above
water. (Drop 181
feet.)

Arcade Building;
239 feet above
water; 159 feet
above ground.
(Drop 19 feet 1
inch.)

Masonic Temple;
350 feet above
water; 334 feet
above ground.
(Drop 26 feet.)

NW. corner News
Building, No. 115
Ashmun street;
85 feet above the
land ; 100 feet
above the water.
(Drop 20 feet.)

SW. comer of Tor-
rey Building, No.
316 W. Superior
street; 168.5 feet
above land; 200.3
feet above water.
(Drop 31 feet 6
inches.)

h. m. s.
5 00 00

h. m. s.
0 00 00

11 OO 00

5 00 00

5 00 00

11 00 00

6 00 00

0 00 00

6 00 00

0 00 00

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped at
mean noon of the. 75th me-
ridian.

[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped at 11
a. m., standard time of the
90th meridian.

If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly At Uh. 05m. 00s.,
standard time.

[Note. — Signal not made on
Sundays and hoUdays.]

Do.

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Bail dropped (by
electricity) at noon, stand-
ard time of the 75th merid-
ian.

If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly o minutes after noon.

[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped at
noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.

If signal tails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon,
mean time of the^OOth me-
ridian.

[Note. — Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

Do.

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Bail dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.

If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.

[Note.— Signal not made on
-Sundays and holidays.]

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.

Should ball fail to drop, it is
slowly lowered; immedi-
ately rehoisted, and
dropped at 12A. OSm. 00s.,
mean time of the 90th me-
ridian. Should ball drop
at wrong time it is again
mastheaded and levered
at 12h. 05m. 00s.

[Note.— Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]

Part III.

TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.

511

Signal station

Time of signal being
ma^**

latitude and
longitude.

Pla«e.

Signal adopted.

Situation of time
signal.

Additional details.

Greenwich

Standard

Black ball (di-
a m e t e r 30

mean time.

mean time.

37 47 38.0hN.
122 23 37. 3S W.

Sail Francisco,
Cd.

New ferry building,
foot of Market

h. m. 8.
8 00 00

A. m. s.
0 00 00

Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity from Mare Is-

inches).

street; 254 feet

above water; 249

land Observatory) at noon,

feet above

mean time of the 120th

ground. (Drop 15

meridian.

It signal fails, ball lowered

slowly 5 minutes after

noon, mean time of the

120th meridian.

[Note.— Signal not made on

Sundays and holidays.]

38 05 66. SON..

MarcIslandjCal.

Black ball (di-

Building No. 51; 78
feet above water;

8 00 00

0 00 '00

Do.

122 Hi 19. 19 W.

ameters fi'Pt).

69 feet above

ground. (Drop 14

feet.)

45 31 39N....

Portland, Oreg..

Deep red ball

Custom-house; 150

8 00 00

0 00 00

122 40 44 W.

1

with broad
white horizon-
tal band (di-
ameter 4 feet).

feet above water.

Noon-time signals are sent to every office of the Western Union Telegi-aph Company
in the United States, and by going to any one of them corrections for chronoineters
may be obtained (75th meridian time).

The signals sent out by the Observatory are wholly automatic, and consist of a
series of short makes, produced in an open telegraph circuit by the beats of a mean-
time clock, the pendulum closing the circuit at each beat.

The signals begin at llh. 55m. 00s. and cease at 12h. 00m. 00s., 75th meridian,
mean time.

During that interval there is a make at the beginning of every second, except- that
in each minute the makes corresponding to the 29th second and to the 55th, 56th, 57th,
58th, and 59th seconds are omitted.

Thus, the first make after the pause of five seconds always marks the beginning of
a minute, and the first make after the pause of one second marks 30 seconds. In order
to distinguish the last minute and give time to manipulate switches to time balls,
control clocks, etc., the makes cease after. llA. 59m. 50s. and until 12h. 00m. 00s., when
there is a single make and the signals cease.

, When these signals are received at points where the time of the 90th meridian is
used they m^II give the time from lOh. 55m. 00s. to llTi. 00m. 00s., or just one hour earlier
than when representing 75th meridian time; otherwise the signals will be read in the
manner above described.

UKITED STATES STAXDAKD TIMES.

Intercolonial --- 4/!. OOm. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard for Porto Rico.

Eastern and Panama 5h. 00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard from east coast United States to Long. 82^

Canal Zone '^- Ind»des Cuba.

Central ' 6ft. 00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard from Long. 82^ W. to Long. 974° A\.

Mountain 7h. 00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich-Standard from Long. 97i° W to Long. 1124° ^^ ^^ . ^

Pacific 8ft. 00m. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard from Long. 1124° W. to west coast United

States.
Hawaiian 10ft. 30m. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard for Hawaiian Islands.

TntTiila lift. 30m. 00s. W. of Greenwich— Standard for Tutuila Island.

A am 9ft. 30m.. 00s. E. of Greenwich— Standard for Guam Island

Philippine 8ft. 00m. 00s. E. of Greenwich— Standard for Philippine Islands.

512

Part III.

UNITED STATES NAVAIj WIRELESS TEIiEGRAPH STATIONS.

Annapolis, Md. (Naval Academy) QG

Arguello, Point, Cal TK

Beaufort, N. 0 QS

Blanco, Cape, Oreg TA

Boston, Mass. (Navy-Yard) PG

Bremerton Navy- Yard SP

Oavite, P. I. (Navy- Yard) UT

Charleston Lt. V QV

Charleston, S. C _. QU

Cod, Cape, Mass PH

Culebra, W. I SD

Diamond Shoals Lt. V QP

Dry Tortugas, Fla RF

Elizabeth, Cape, Me PA

Farallon Ids., Cal TH

Fire I., N. Y....; PR

Goat I., Cal TI

Guam I UK

Guantanamo, Cuba SI

Henlopen, Cape PX

Henry, Cape QN

Call letter.

Jupiter Inlet, Fla RA

Key West, Fla RD

League I.j Pa PV

Loma, Point, Cal TM

Mare Id. , Cal. (Navy- Yard ) TG

Nantucket Shoal Lt. V PI

New Orleans RO

Newport, R. I PK

New York (Navy- Yard) PT

Norfolk, Va QL

North Head, Wash SX

Oahu, H. I UC

Panama Canal Zone SL

Pensacola, Fla. (Navy- Yard) RK

Portsmouth, N. H. (Navy- Yard) PC

St. Augustine, Fla « QX

San Juan, P. R SA

Sitka SO

TableBluff, Cal TD

TatooshI SV

Washington, D. C. (Navy-Yard) QI

The following regulations governing the use of the U. S. Naval Coastwise Wireless
Telegraph stations are hereby established:

1. The facilities of the naval coastwise wireless telegi'aph stations (including the one
on the Nantucket Shoal lightship), for communicating with ships at sea, where not in
competition with private wireless telegraph stations, are placed at the service of the pub-
lic generally and of maritime interests in particular, under the rules established herein,
which are subject to modification from time to time, for the purpose of —

(a) Reporting vessels and intelligence received by wireless telegraphy with regard to
maritime casualties, derelicts at sea, and overdue vessels.

(6) Receiving wireless telegrams of a private or commercial nature from ships at sea,
for further transmission by telegraph or telephone lines.

(c) Transmitting wireless telegrams to ships at sea.

2. For the present this service will be rendered free. All messages will, however, be
subject to the tariffs of the ship stations and land lines. Arrangements have been made
with both the Western Union and Posta,l Telegraph companies for forwarding messages
received from ships at sea. When a message is not prepaid the company delivering it
will collect the charges. Shipowners should arrange with companies operating the land
lines as to tariffs and the settlement therefor. Messages will not be accepted for trans-
mission to ships whose owners have not agreed to accept unpaid messages, imless a suffi-
cient sum is deposited to cover all charges.

3. The Nantucket Shoal Lightship station will report vessels and transmit messages
from them, if the signals are made by the International Code or any other known to the
operators on the lightship.

4. When notified by the Weather Bureau of the Department of Agriculture, naval
wireless telegraph stations will give storm warnings to vessels commiznicating with them
by mreless telegraphy. Sform warnings will soon be sent to the Nantucket Shoal light-
ship by wireless telegraphy, and storm signals furnished by the Weather Bureau will be
displayed therefrom to warn passing vessels.

5. All vessels having the use of the naval wireless telegraph service are requested to
take daily meteorological observations of the weather when within communicating range,
and to transmit such observations to the Weather Bureau by wireless telegraphy at least
once daily, and transmit observations oftener when there is a marked change in the
barometer.

6. Arrangements for a time signal service by wireless telegraphy are now being made.

PaET III. UNITKD STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGEAPH STATIONS.

513

7. All shipowners desiring to use any special code of signals for communicating with
the Nantucket Shoal Light-ship station or any of the shore stations, or make any other
special arrangements, are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment Navy
Department, "Washington, D. C. x- , j

8. All chambers of commerce, maritime exchanges, newspapers, news agencies, and
others desiring to have vessel reports and general marine news forwarded to them regu-
larly are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment in order that necessary
arrangements for the service may be made. In no case will an operator attached to a
station be allowed to act as an agent for any individual or corporation, but all vessel
reports and marine news not of a private nature will be supplied to all apphcants so long
as this service does not too greatly tax the personnel of the stations, when it will be neces-
sary for those desiring information involvmg much time for its distribution to appoint
agents who will be allowed access to the station bulletins.

9. Naval wireless telegraph stations are equipped with apparatus of several systems,
and can communicate with all the principal wireless telegraph systems now in use if tuned
to the same wave length. The Department is desirous of cooperating with all shipowners
wishing to avail themselves ,of its vsdreless telegraph service, and, judging from its experi-
ence with numerous systems, it is believed that there will be little or no difficulty in
arranging for communication between its stations and ships equipped with apparatus of
other systems if the owners of the apparatus as well as the owners of the ships are desirous
of establishing such communication.

10. Vessels desiring to make use of this service regularly must agree to transmit and
receive all Government messages free.

The Bureau of Equipment expects to erect wireless telegraph stations at the principal
points along the coast of the United States and at points ia its insular possessions. As
fast as they are completed they will be open for public use under the regulations established
herein.

Notice will be given in the "Notices to Mariners" when stations are put in operation
or withdrawn from the service for any reason.

The Nantucket Shoal light-ship will transmit its messages to the Torpedo Station,
Newport, R. I. All messages intended to be sent via this light-ship to ships at sea should
be sent to the Torpedo Station.

Arrangements have been made with the Weather Bureau for the transmission of mes-
isages between Cape Henry wireless telegraph station and Norfolk. All messages intended
for the Cape Henry station should be sent via the Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Va.

All messages intended for Dry Tortugas should be sent via the Naval Station, Key
West, Fla.

The station at Goat Island, Cal., can be reached by either the Postal Telegraph or
the Western Union system, and the one at Mare Island by the Western Union.

The Farallon station will communicate with Goat Island, Cal.

INSTRUCTIONS TO GOVERN COMMUNICATION BY WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY BETWEEN
WIRELESS TELEGEAPH STATIONS AND SHIPS.

I. A vessel wishing to communicate wit"h a station, and having ascertained by " listen-
mg in" that she is not interfering with messages being exchanged within her range, should
make the call letter of the station at a distance not greater than 75 miles from it.

11. The call should not be continuous, but should be at intervals of about three min-
utes, in order to give the station a chance to answer.

III. After the station answers, the vessel should send her name, distance from station,
weather, and number of words she wishes to send ; then stop until the station makes O. K.,
signals the number of words she wishes to send to vessel, and signals to go ahead.

IV. Then the vessel begins to send her messages, stopping at the end of each 50 words
and waiting until the station signals O. K. and go ahead; when all messages have been

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514 UNITKD STATES NAVAL WIKELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS. PaRT III.

sent she will so indicate. If the sender desires to designate the Western Union or Postal
Telegraph system for further transmission of his message, he should do so immediately
after the address; as, for example, "A. B. C, Washington, D. C, via W. U. (or P. T.)."

V. When a vessel has indicated that she has finished, the station will send to the ves-
sel such messages as she may have for her, in the following order.

(a) Government business, viz, telegrams from any Government Departments to their
agents on board.

(6) Business concerning the vessel with which communication has been established,
viz, telegrams from owner to master.

(c) Urgent private dispatches, limited.

(d) Press dispatches.

(e) Other dispatches.

VI. In the case of the Nantucket Shoal light-ship, it will, immediately on receiving
the vessel's call, acknowledge, and (after receiving vessel's name, distance, weather report,
and number of words she wishes to send) transmit the first three to Newport, and then tell
the vessel to go ahead with her messages.

VII. After receiving these and sending the vessel any message on file fon her, the
light-ship will transmit to Newport messages received from the commimicating vessel in
the following order:

(a) Government business.

(6) Urgent private dispatches, limited.

(c) Press dispatches.

(d) Other dispatches

VIII. A naval wireless telegraph station has the right to break in on any message
being sent by a vessel at any time, and the right of way may be given at any time to a
Government vessel or one in distress.

IX. When two or more vessels desire to communicate with a naval wireless telegraph
station at the same time, the one whose call is first received will have the right of way, and
the others will be told to wait and will be taken up in turn. Vessels having been told to
wait must cease calhng.

X. In case communication is not established with any ship for which messages are on
file, the naval wireless telegraph station will notify the telegraph company from which the
messages were received, giving sufficient information for them to identify the telegrams
and notify the sender.

XI. In order to obtain the best results, both sending and receiving apparatus should
be tuned to wave length of 320 meters.

XII. Until further notice the speed of sending should not exceed 12 words per
minute.

XIII. In order that all messages received at naval wireless telegraph stations may be
forwarded to ships for which they are intended, and in order that all ships equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus may receive storm warnings, they should always report when
in signaling distance of a naval wireless telegraph station.

XIV. The service being without charge at present,the Government accepts no respon-
sibiUty for the reception or transmission of messages from or for passing vessels. Every
effort will be made to transmit all messages without error and as expeditiously as possible.
It must be remembered that errors are not uncommon in ordinary telegraph and cable
messages, so that due allowance should be made.

XV. In order that the service may be made as good and as useful as possible it is
requested that complaints should be promptly reported to the Bureau of Equipment as
soon as possible after the cause therefor, giving date, hour, and other details, to enable
the Bureau to investigate the case.

XVI. Information regarding the naval wireless telegraph service will be published in
"Notices to Mariners."

Part III.

P^

LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

^\ '^^^f Life-Saying Stations of the United States are equipped with Inter-
national Code flags, and are prepared to send or receive signals in that code or by means
ot the United States Army and Navy Wigwag Code. They are in many cases, however
unprovided with means of telegraphic communication.

lilFE-SAVING SIGNAIjS.

The following signals, recommended by the International Marine Conference for
adoption by all institutions for saving Ufa from wrecked vessels, have been adopted by
the Life-Saving Service of the United States:

1. Upon the discovery of a wreck by night, the hfe-saving force will bum a red
pyrotechnic Ught or a red rocket to signify, "You are seen; assistance will be given as
soon as possible."

2. A red flag waved on shore by day, or a red light, red rocket, or red roman candle
displayed by night, wiU signify, "Haul away."

3. A white flag waved on shore by day, or a white hght swung slowly back and
forth, or a white rocket or white roman candle fired by night, will signify, ' 'Slack away."

4. Two flags, a white and a red, waved at the same time on shore by day, or two lights,
a white and a red, slowly swung at the same time, or a blue pyrotechnic hght burned
by night, will signify, "Do not attempt to land in your own boats; it is impossible."

5. A man on shore beckoning by day, or two torches burning near together by night,
will signify, "This is the best place to land."

LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

l-IBST DISTRICT.

COASTS OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Name of station.

Quoddy Head

Cross Island

Great Wass Island .
Cranberry Islands. .

White Head;

Burnt Island

Damiscove Island . .
Hunniwella Beach . .
Cape Elizabeth-..,.

Fletchers Neck

Jerrys Point.,

Wallis Sands

Bye Beach

Hampton Beach

Locality.

Me I Carrying Point Cove

Me i Off Machiasport

Me Off Jonesport

Me ' Little Cranberry Island, oft Mount Desert

Me ' On southwest end White Head Island :.:.:.. . I". - - . .

Me Oa mouth St. Georges River ....:.;-.

Me On the west shore of Damiscove Harbor

Me On west side mouth Kennehec River

Me Near the Lights

Me Biddeford Pool, Fletchers Neck

N. H Southeast point Great Island, Portsmouth Harbor. .

N. H li miles south of Odiomes Point

N. H North end of Rye Beach

N. H IJ miles north of Great Boars Head

Approximate position.

Latitude, Longitude,
north. . I west.

48 40
30 45
28 00
15 30

58 40
52 20

45 20

46 00
33 58
26 30
03 .30
01 15

59 30
56 20

66 58 50
57 16 30
07 35 30

68 12 40

69 08 do
69 17 40
69 37 00

69 46 55

70 12 00
70 20 30
70 42 46
70 44 00
70 45 20
70 47 40

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LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNIITED STATES.

Part III.

SECOXD DISTRICT.

COAST OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Name oX station.

Salisbury Beach _-.

Newburyport Mass..

Plum Island Mass. .

Straitsmouth » Mass..

Gloucester Mass. .

Nahant

City Point

Point AUertou

North Scituate Mass. .

Fourth Clifl Mass..

Brant Bock

Gurnet

Manomet Point ; Mass,

Wood End Mass

Race Point ' Mass

Peaked Hill Bars Mass. .

High Head

HighJand

Pamet River Mass..

Cahoons Hollow

Nauset Mass. .

Orleans | Mass- .

OldHarbor ' Mass..

Chatham Mass. .

Monomoy Mass. .

Monomoy Point Mass.

Coskata Mass..

Surfside Mass..

Maddequet Mass. .

Muskeget Mass..

(GayHead Mass..

Cuttyhunk Mass. .

Locality.

ii mile south of State Une

North end ol Plum Island, mouth of Merrimac River

On Plum Island, 2i miles from south end

J mile west of Straitsmouth hght

Old House cove, westerly side of harbor, li miles from town.

On tlie neck, close to Nahant

Floating station in Dorchester Bay, Boston Harbor

1 mile west of Point Allerton «. . - -

2i miles south of Minots Ledge light

South end of Fourth Cliff, Scituate

On Green Harbor Point

4J miles northeast of Plymouth ,

6J miles southeast of Plymouth

J mile east of light

If miles northeast of Race Point light

2J miles northeast of Provincetown

3i miles northwest of Cape Cod light

I mile northwest of Cape Cod light

3J miles south of Cape Cod light

2J miles east of Wellfleet

li miles south of Nauset lights

Abreast of Ponohet Island

i mile north of Chatham Inlet

li miles south-southwest of Chatham lights

2i miles north of Monomoy light

J mile southwest of Monomoy light

2i miles south of Nantucket (Great Point) light

2J miles south of the town of Nantucket i

6 miles west of Surfside

Near west end of Muskeget Island

Near light

Near east end Cuttyhunk Island

Approximate position.

Latitude,
north.

42 bl 40
42 48 30
42 44 00
42 39 30
42 35 30
42 2S 4S

42 18 20
42 14 00
42 09 30
42 OS 30
42 00 10

41 5S 30

42 01 IS
42 04 45
42 04 40
42 03 55
42 02 55
42 00 00
41 56 45
41 50 40
41 45 35
41 41 45
41 39 10
41 35 25
41 33 10
41 22 00
41 14 30
41 16 OS
41 20 20
41 21 04
41 25 25

Longitude,
west.

70 49 00
70 49 00
70 47 15
70 36 00
70 41 10
70 58 00

70 54 00
70 45 30
70 42 10
70 38 40
70 36 10
70 32 40
70 11 30
70 13 15
70 09 50
70 06 50
70 04 20
70 01 15
69 59 05
69 56 45
69 5S 55
69 56 00
69 57 10

69 59 10

70 00 20
70 01 15
70 06 00.
70 12 30
70 18 60
70 50 08
70 54 45

THIRD DISTKICT.

COASTS OF RHODE ISLAND AND FISHERS ISLAND.

Brenton Point

.... R.I

Narragansett Pier

.... R.I

Point Judith

.... R.I

Quonoohontaug

.... R.I

Watch HiU

.... R.I

Fishers Island

.... N.Y

Sandy Point.'.

.... R.I

New Shoreham

.... R.I

Block Island

.... R.I

On Prieeg Neck

Northern part of tbe town

Near light

7J miles east of Watch Hill light

Near light

West shore of East Harbor

Block Island, north side, near light

Block Island, east side, near landing

Block Island, west side, near Dickens Point

41 26 68

7120 10

41 25 45

71 27 20

41 21 40

7129 00

41 19 50

71 43 10

41 18 20

71 51 30

41 17 00

71 66 40

41 13 40

71 34 40

41 10 20

71 33 30

4109 40

71 36 40

POTJBTH DISTRICT.

COAST OF LONG ISLAND.

Montauk Point f" ...

N. Y

N.Y

Hither Plain . .

N.Y

Napeague

N.Y

« Formerly Davis Neck.

At the light

3J miles southwest of Montauk light.

i mile southwest of Fort Pond

Abreast of Napeague Harbor

4104 00

71 51 30

41 02 10

71 54 30

41 01 30

71 67 60

40 59 45

72 02 40

6 In chd-rge of keeper oE Ditch Plain station. No crew employed.

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517

Name of.station.

Amagansett

Georgica

Mecox

Southampton

Shinnecock

Tiana

Quogue

Potunk

Moriches

Forge River

Smiths Point

Bellport

Blue Point

Lone Hill

Point ot Woods..

Fire Island

Oak Island

Gilgo

Jones Beach

Zachs Inlet

Short Beach

Point Lookout. . .

Long BesMh

Far Rockaway " . .

Rockaway

Rockaway Point.
Coney Island h - . .

Eatons Neck

Rocky Point

FOURTH DISTRICT— Continued.
COAST OF LONG ISLAND— Continued.

State.

N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y. .
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..

Locality.

N. Y..
N. Y..

Abreast oJ the village

1 mile south o{ village ol East IlamRton

2 miles south of the village ol Bridgehampton .

J mile south ol the village

2 miles east-southeast of Shinnecock light

2 miles southwest of Shinnecock light

i mile south ot the village

IJ miles southwest of Potunk village

2i miles southwest of Speonk village

31 miles south of Moriches

Abreast of the point

4 miles south ot the village

^ miles south ot Patchogue

8 miles east ot Fire Island light

4 miles east of Fire Island light

i mile west of Fire Island light

East end ot Oak Island

West end of Oak Island

East end of Jones Beach

West end of Jones Beach

J mile east of Jones Inlet

2 miles west of New Inlet

Near west end ot Long Beach

Near the village of Rockaway

West end of Rockaway Beach

Manhattan Beach

East side entrance to Huntington Bay, Long Island Sound

Near Rocky Point, Long Island Sound, about 4 miles northerly
from Greenport.

Approximate position.

Latitude,
north.

40 58 00
40 56 40
40 54 10
40 52 10
40 50 40
40 49 40
40 48 20
40 47 30
40 46 30
40 44 30
40 44 00
40 42 40
40 40 40
40 39 40
40 38 50
40 37 40
40 38 10
40 37 20
40 36 40
40 36 10
40 35 30
40 35 10
40 35 10

40 35 30
40 34 10
40 34 20

40 57 10

41 08 20

Longitude,
west.

FIFTH DISTRICT.

COAST OF NEW JERSEY.

Sandy Hook

Spermaceti Cove..

Seabright

Monmouth Beach

Long Branch

Deal

Shark River

Spring Lake

Squan Beach

Bayhead

Mantoloking

Chad wick

Toms River

Island Beach

Cedar Creek

Forked River

Barnegat

Loveladies Island
Harvey Cedars...

Ship Bottom

Long Beach

Bonds

o Station

by sudden

On Bay side, i mile south of point of Hook.
21 miles south of Sandy Hook light.
About a mile south ot Navesink light .
About a mile south ot Seabright.
Greens Pond .
Asbury Park.

Near the mouth ot Shark River

2J miles south of Shark River

1 mile southeast of Squan village

At the head of Barnegat Bay

2i miles south of head ot Barnegat Bay

Smiles south of head ot Barnegat Bay

On the beach abreast mouth Toms River

l^niles south of Seaside Park

5| miles north ot Barnegat Inlet

2 miles north ot Barnegat Inlet

South side of Barnegat Inlet

21 miles south ot Barnegat Inlet

51 miles south ot Barnegat Inlet

Midway ot Long Beach

If miles north of Beach Haven

2i miles south of Beach Haven

gale while being moved across the water to new site.

40 27 51

40 25 40

40 22 50

40 20 30

40 16 40

40 13 50

40 11 30

40 09 20

40 07 00

40 04 00

40 01 40

39 69 10

39 56 10

39 53 40

39 51 10

39 48 10

39 45 30

39 43 50

39 41 20

39 38 10

39 35 00

39 32 00

& Not in operation.

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LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PaRT III.

FIFTH DISTRICT— Continued.
COAST OF NEW JERSEY— Continued.

Name of station.

Little Egg

Little Beacli

Brigantine

South Brigantine

Atlantic City

Absecon

Great Egg

Ocean City

Peeks Beaoli

Corson Inlet

Sea Isle City

Townseud Inlet. .

Avalon

Tathams

Hereford Inlet. . .

Holly Beach

Two Mile Beach.,

Cold Spring

Cape May

Bay Shores

State.

N. .T
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N. J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J

Locality.

Near the light north of Inlet

South side of Little Egg Inlet

54 miles north of Absecon light

3i miles north of Absecon light

At Absecon light

2J miles south of Absecon light

6| miles south of Absecon light

South side of Egg Harbor Inlet

3J miles north of Corson Inlet

Near the Inlet, north side

3 J miles north of Townsend Inlet

Near the Inlet, north side

3} miles southwest from Ludlam Beach light
2i miles northeast from Hereford Inlet light.

Near Hereford light

6 miles northeast of Cape May City

4 miles northeast of Cape May City

J mile east of Cape May City .'

Near the light

2i miles west ol Cape May City

Approximate position.

Latitude, ' Longitude,
north. west.

30 10
27 30
25.30
24 00
22 00
20 60
19 00
17 00
14 SO
13 10
09 40
07 30
05 60
02 30
00 20
58 40
.57 10
56 00
55 40
66 40

74 17 30
74 19 30
74 20 30
74 22 30
74 24 50
74 27 40
74 31 10
74 34 00
74 36 50
74 38 20
74 41 05
74 42 45
74 43 10
74 45 50
74 47 20
74 49 50
74 51 10
74 54 30
74 57 30
74 58 10

SIXTH DISTRICT.

COAST BETWEEN DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE BAYS.

Lewes

Cape Henlopen

Rehoboth Beach. .
Indian River Inlet

Fenwick Island

Isle of Wight

Ocean City

North Beach

Green Run Inlet. . .

Popes Island

Assateague Beach.
Wallops Beach. . . .
Metomkin Inlet. . .

Waohapreague

Parramore Beach.

Hog Island

Cobb Island

Smith Island

Del.
Del.
Del.
Del.
Del.
Md.
Md.
Md.
Md.
Va..
Va--
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..

2 miles west from Cape Henlopen light. .
I mile southerly of Cape Henlopen light.
Opposite north end of Rehoboth Bay . . .

North ol Inlet

li miles north of light

3 miles south of Fenwick light

At village

10 miles south of Ocean City

13i miles northeast of Assateague light . .
10 miles northeast of Assateague light. .

14 miles south of Assateague light

14 miles south of Chincoteague Inlet

On Metomkin Beach, near the Inlet

South end of Cedar Island

Midway ol beach

South end of Hog Island

South end of Cobb Island

At Cape Charles light

38 46 60

75 07 10

38 45 50

75 04 50

38 41 30

75 04 20

38 37 60

75 03 40

38 28 20

75 03 00

38 24 10

75 03 30

38 20 00

75 05 00

38 11 30

75 09 20

38 04 30

75 12 50

38 00 20

76 15 40

37 63 40

75 21 40

37 52 00

75 26 50

37 40 45

75 34 50

37 35 20

75 36 40

37 32 20

75 37 20

37 22 20

76 42 46

37 17 30

75 47 00

37 07 00

75 53 40

SEVENTH DISTRICT.

COAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Cape Henry

Virginia Beach . .
Dam Neck Mills.

Little Island

False Cape.

Wash Woods

Penneys HQl

Currituck Beach

Va...

Va...
Va...
Va...
Va...
N. C.
N. C.
N. C.

3 mile southeast of Cape Henry light

5J miles south of Cape Henry light

10 miles south of Cape Henry light

On beach abreast of North Bay

On beach abreast of Back Bay

On beach abreast of Knotts Island

5 J miles north of Currituck Beach light .
J mile north of Currituck Beach light . . .

36 55 10

36 51 10

36 47 10

.% 41 30

36 36 00

36 32 00

36 27 30

36 23 20

75 59 50
75 58 40
75 57 30
75 66 20

75 52 50

76 .52 10
75 50 40
75 49 40

o In charge of keeper of Cape May station. No crew employed.

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519

SEVENTH DISTRICT— Continued.
OOAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA -Continued.

Nam6 of station.

Poyners HiU.

Cafleys Inlet

Paul Gamiels Hill.

Kitty Hawk

Kill Devil Hill?....

Nags He.ad

Bodie Island

Oregon Inlet

Pea Island

New Inlet

Cbicamacomlco

Gull Shoal

Little Kinnakeet. .

Big Kinnakeet

Cape Hatteras

Creeds Hill

Durants

Hatteras Inlet

Ocracoke

Portsmouth

Core Bank

Cape Lookout .

Fort Macon

Bogue Inlet...

Cape Fear

Oak Island

@tate.

Locality.

Approximate position.

Latitude,
north.

fij miles south of Currituck Beach light

10| miles south ol Currituck Beach light

5 miles north of Kitt.v Hawk

On the beach abreast of north end of Kitty Hawk Bay

4\ miles south of Kitty Hawk .♦. .

9 miles north of Oregon Inlet

J mile northeast of Bodie Island light

J mile south of Oregon Inlet

2 miles north of New Inlet

* mile south of New Inlet.

5 miles south of New Inlet

11 J miles south of New Inlet

11 J miles north of Cape Hatteras light

5J miles north of Cape Hatteras light ,

1 mile south of Cape Hatteras light

4 miles west of Cape Hatteras light

3 miles east of Hatteras Inlet

li miles west of Hatteras Inlet

Smiles northeast of Ocracoke Inlet

Northeast end of Portsmouth Island '.

On Core Bank, opposite Hunting Quarters, about halfway

between Ocracoke Inlet and Cape Lookout.

1 J miles south of Cape Lookout light

Beaufort Entrance, J mile north of tort

Inner shore of Bogue Banks, J mile east of inlet

On Smiths Island, Cape Fear

West side mouth Cape Fear River

3B 17 10
36 13 40
36 08 00
3U 03 50
3(i 00 10
36 56 00
3.5 49 40
3.-. 47 30
35 43 16
3.'', 40 10
3.5 36 40

33 29 50
35 25 00

35 20 00

36 14 20
35 14 30

35 12 35

36 11 00

35 06 55

36 04 00

34 61 30

34 36 30
34 42 00
34 39 00
33 60 40
33 53 20

Longitude,
west.

EIGHTH DISTRICT.

COASTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND E.\STERN FLORIDA.

SulUvans Island i S. C.

Bulowa Fla..

Mosquito Lagoon" Fla..

Chester Shoal" Fla..

Cape Malabar 6

Bethel Creek* Fla..

Indian River Inlet » Fla . .

Gilberts Bam j Fla. .

Jupiter Inletc ' Fla..

Orange Grove d Fla..

Fort Lauderdale <t ' Fla..

BiscayneBaytt .' Fla..

AX Moultrieville, Sulli vans Island, at north end of harbor jetty .

20 miles south of Matanzas Inlet

On beach outside the lagoon

11 miles north of Capo Canaveral ,

16 miles north of Indian River Inlet ,

South side of inlet

At St. Lucie Rocks, 2 miles north of Gillierts Bar Inlet.

4 miles north of New River Inlet.
6 miles north of Norris Cut

32 45 30
29 26 10
28 51 30
28 36 40

27 40 00
27 29 45
27 12 00

26 06 46
25 54 10

NINTH DISTRICT.

GULF COAST OF UNITED STATES.

Santa Rosa. .
Sabine Pass.
Galveston...

San Luis.

Velasco

Saluria

Aransas

Brazos

Fla ' Santa Rosa Island, 3 miles east of Fort Pickens

Tex I West side of pass, south of light

Tex East end Galveston Island

Tex I West end Galveston Island

Tex i 2i miles northeast of mouth of Brazos River

'Pcx ' Northeast end Matagorda Island

Tex I Northeast end Mustang Island.'

Xex ' North end Brazos Island, entrance to Brazos Santiago.

.30 19 00

29 42 27
29 20 10
29 07 00
28 57 45
28 23 00
27 51 00
26 04 00

a House of refuge; no crew employed.
6 Discontinued March 30, 1891.

c Discontinued January 21, 1899.
d Discontinued October 1, 1896.

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LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Part III.

TENTH DISTRICT.

LAK^ES ERIE AND ONTARIO, AND A STATION AT LOUISVILLE, KV.

Name of station.

State.

Locality.

Approximate position.

Latitude,
north.

Longitude

west.

Big Sandy ,

Salmon Creek a .

Oswego

Charlotte

Niagara

Buffalo

Erie ,

Ashtabula

Fairport

Cleveland

Marblehead

Louisville

N. Y.

North side mouth of Big Sandy Creek, Lake Ontario.

NY..
N. Y..
N. Y..
N. Y..
Pa....
Ohio..
Ohio..
Ohio..
Ohio..
Ky...

East side entrance of Oswego Harbor, Lake Ontario. . .
East side entrance of Charlotte Harbor, Lake Ontario .

East side entrance of Niagara River, Lake Ontario

South side entrance of Buftalo Harbor, Lake Erie

North side entrance of Erie Harbor, Lake Erie

West side of Ashtabula Harbor, Lake Erie

West side entrance of Fairport Harbor, Lake Erie

West side entrance of Cleveland Harbor. Lake Erie

I'oint Marblehead, near Quarry Docks, Lake Erie

Falls of the Ohio River, Louisville, Ky

ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

LAKES HURON AND SUPERIOR.

Lake View Beach

Harbor Beach

Pointe aux Barques.
Port Austin

Tawas

Sturgeon Point

Thunder Bay Island

Middle Island

Hammond

Bois Blanc

Vermilion

Crisps

Two Heart River

Deer Park

Grand Marais

Marquette

Portage

Duluth

Mich.
Mich.
Mich.

Mich.

Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich.
Mich-
Mich.

Minn

5 miles north of Fort Gratiot light

Inside Harbor Beach Harbor, Lake Huron

Near light, Lake Huron

About 2 miles northeast of Port Austin, and about 2 miles south-
east of Port Austin Reef light, Lake Huron.

Near light. Lake Huron

Near light. Lake Huron

West side of island, Lake Huron

North end of Middle Island, Lake Huron

Hammonds Bay, Lake Huron

About midway east side of island, Lake Huron

10 miles west of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior

18 miles v/est of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior

Near raouth of Two Heart River, Lake Superior

Near mouth of Sucker River, Lake Superior

West of harbor entrance

Near light, Lake Superior

Old Portage Lake Ship Canal, J mile from north end, on east
bank.

On Minnesota Point, Upper Duluth

TWELFTH DISTRICT.

LAKE MICHIGAN.

Mich

Charlevoix. .

Mich

North Manitou Island

South Manitou Island

Sleeping Bear Point

Mich

Mich

Mich

Mich

Frankfort

Mich

Manistee

Mich

Grande Pointe au Sable —
Ludington ... .

Mich

Mich

Mich

White River

Mich

Mich

Grand Haven

Mich

Near light

South side of harbor entrance

Near Pickards wharf

Near light, Lake Michigan

Near Glenhaven, Michigan

Near light

South side entrance of harbor

North side entrance of harbor .■

1 mile south of light

North side entrance of harbor

North side entrance of harbor

North side entrance of White Lake

South side entrance of harbor, Port Sherman

North side entrance of harbor

a Destroyed by fire. 6 No crew employed.

Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states.

521

TWELFTH DISTKICT-Continued.
LAKE MICHIGAN— Continued.

Name of station.

Holland

South Haven

Saint Joseph ,

Michigan City

South Chicago ,

Jackson Park

Old Chicago

Evanston

Kenosha.

Racine

Milwaukee

Sheboygan

Two Rivers

Kewaunee

Sturgeon Bay Canal

Baileys Harbor.

Plum Island

State.

Mich,
Mich.
Mich
Ind.
111...
Ill . . .
lU...
111..
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.

Locality.

In the harbor, south side

North side entrance of harbor

In the harbor, north side

East side entrance of harbor

North side entrance of Calumet Harbor

About 7 miles S. by E. of Chicago River light.

In the harbor

On the Northwestern University grounds

In the harbor, on Washington Island

In the harbor, adjoining light

Near entrance of harbor, south side

Entrance to harbor, north side

North side entrance of harbor.

North side entrance of harbor.

Eastern entrance of canal, north side

On easterly side of harbor.

Approximate position.

Latitude, Longitude,
north. west.

Near northeast point of island, 2 miles northwest of Pilot Island
light.

THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

COASTS OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON, AND ALASKA.

Nome.

Neah Baya.

Grays Harbor

WiUapa Bay.

Ilwaco Beach

Cape Disappointment .

Point Adams

Yaquina Bay

Umpqua River

Coos Bay

Coquille River

Humboldt Bay

Arena Cove

Point Reyes

Bolinas Bay &

Point Bonita

Fort Point

Golden Gate

Alaska..
Wash. . .
Wash...
Wash...
Wash...
'Wash...
Oregon.
Oregon .
Oregon.
Oregon..
Oregon - .

Cal

Cal

Cal

Cal

•Cal

Cal

Cal

Southside. Cal .

.\t Nome.

Just south of Grays Harbor light

Near light-house boat landing

13 miles north of Cape Disappointment

Bakers Bay, § mile northeast of light

5 mile southeast of Fort Stevens

About l.mile south of harbor entrance

Near entrance of river, north side

Coos Bay, north side

In town of Bandon

Near old light-house tower, north side entrance Humboldt Bay..

3 miles southeast from Point Arena light

3J miles north of light

Near Point Bonita light..
i mile east of lights

On beach in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 3 mile south Point

Lobos.
3% miles south of Golden Gate Life-Saving Station

46 53 ir,
4Ci 43 00
46 27 50
46 16 40
46 13 00
44 35 30
43 42 00
43 22 50
43 07 00
40 46 00
3s 54 50
3S 02 20

37 47 50
37 48 10
37 46 10

37 43 IS

165 23 00

124 07 15
124 03 00
124 03 25
124 03 00

123 57 00

121 03 64

124 10 30
124 IS 00
124 25 00
124 13 00
123 42 30

122 59 30

122 31 40
122 27 50
122 30 30

122 30 18

a Discontinued December 17, 189a

b Destroyed by fire.

Part III.

LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.

UNITED KINGDOM.

Southend Pier.

Dover (day and night station).

Sandgate.

Dungeness.

Beachy Head.

No-Man's Fort, Spithead (day and night station).

St. Catherines Point, Isle of W%ht.

The Needles, Isle of Wight.

Portland Bill.

Prawle Point (day and night station).

The Lizard (day and night station).

Penzance.

Scilly Islands.

Lundy Island. '

Barry Island.

Mumbles Head and Pier.

St. Anns Head, Milford Haven.

Roche's Point (Queenstown).

Old Head of Kinsale (day and night station).

Fastnet (day and night station; W. T.. Marconi).

Brow Head, County of CosJc (day and night station).

Tory Island, County Donegal.

InishtrahuU (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).

Malin Head, County Donegal (W. T., Marconi).

Tor Point, County Antrim.

Kildonan, mouth of the Clyde.

Stornoway.

Butt of Lewis.

Dunnet Head, Pentland Firth.

St. Abbs Head.

Tynemouth.

Flamborough Head.

Spurn Head.

Aldborough.

EUROPE— NORTH AND WEST COAST.

Fserder.

0x6.

Vinga.

Hel^ingborg.

Krasnaja Gorka (G. of Finland).

Fornaes.

Hammershus.

Hanstholm.

Hirtshals.

Skagen.

Elsinore.

Helgoland.

Holtenau.

Brunsbuttelkoog.

Cuxhaven.

Rothesand.

Hohewee.

Hook of Holland.

Flushing.

Zeebrugge.

Gris Nez.

Creac'h Pt., Ushant.

Cape Finnisterre.

Oitavos.

Peniche.

Tarifa.

MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEA.

Gibraltar (Admiralty Signal Station, Windmill Hill).

Pomegues.

Cape Corse.

Cape Pertusato.

Malta (Admiralty Signal Station, Castille).

Cape Testa.

Cape d'Armi.

Fort Spuria.

Pantellaria I.

Cape Bon;

Zea Island.

Dardanelles.

Kom-el-Nadura (Alexandria).

Mex (Alexandria).

Port Said (W. T., Marconi).

AFRICA— WEST COAST.

Cape Spartel.

Tenerine.

Point Ferraria (St. Michaels).

Point do Arnel (St. Michaels).

I Capellinhos Pt. (Fayal).

Lafi Palmas.
j Ascension.

St. Helena.

CAPE COLONY.

Cape Point.
Cape Agulhas.
Cape St. Francis.

Cape Recife.
Cape Hermes.

(522)

Part III.

LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.

523

AFRICA— EAST COAST.

Bluff (P. Natal).

Fort San Sebastian (Mozambique).

Flat Island

Butte aux Sables

Butte aux Papayes . .
Port Louis Mountain

■Mauritius.

Port Tewfik (Suez) (W. T. Marconi).
Perim (day and night station).

Jask 1

Henjam [-Persian G
Bushire J
False Point.

Sandheads

Sauear Island . . .

Mud Point

Diamond Harbor Hughly R.
Hughly Point .

Achipur

Budge Budge .

RED SEA.
j Aden.

INDIAN OCEAN.

Amherst 1

Diamond Island [Burma.

Elephant Point. .J

Point de Galle (day and night station).

Sabang Bay, Pulo Weh (day and night station).

Penang.

Malakka.

F^rtSingjS-gapore.

Anjer.

AUSTRALIA.

Rottenest Island (day and night station).

Breaksea Island (day and night station).

Cape Leeuwin (day and night station).

Cape Naturaliste (day and night station).

Point Moore (day and night station).

Cape Borda.

Cape WQloughby.

Cape Jervifi.

Cape Northumberland.

Cape Nelson.

Cape Otway.

Point Lonsdale.

Cape Schanck.

Cape Maria van Diemen.
Farewell Spit.
Nugget Point.

Wilson's Promontory.
Gabo Island.
Qdeensclift.
Table Cape.
Mersey Bluff.
Low Head.
Eddystone Point.
Cape Sorell.
Cape Wickham.
Curry Harbor.
Bruni.
Kent Group.
Goode Island.

NEW ZEALAND.

Bluff Hai-bor.
Norfolk Island.

SOUTH AMERICA.

Point CuraumUla.
Point Tumbes.
Cape San Antonio.
Mogotes Point.

Morro Castle, Habana.
Monk's Hill ]
Goat Hm - . . [Antigua.
Rat Island . . J

Penguin Island.
Cape Virgin.
Fernando Noronha.

WEST INDIES AND BERMUDA.

Turks Island.

Gibbs Hill, Bermuda.

STATIONS MAINTAINED BY CANADIAN GOVERNMENT THAT REPORT TO LLOYD'S ON THE
blAliUJNfe MAi-M ^^^^ CONDITIONS AS LLOYD'S STATIONS.

Belle Isle, Labrador.

Cape Race, Newfoundland.

Cape Ray, Newfoundland.

St. Paul Island, Cape Breton Island.

Cape St. Lawrence, Cape Breton Island.

Heath Point, Anticosti.

South Point, Anticosti.

Southwest Point, Anticosti.
West Point, Anticosti.
Cape Rosier, Gasp6 Coast.
Fame Point, Gaspd Coast.
Cape Magdalen, Gasp6 Coast.
Amherst Island, Magdalen Islands.

524

LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
SIGNALS USED AT LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.

Part III.

This signal indicates that the station at which it is hoisted is tem-
porarily closed, and that no commuiiication can be held.*

This signal indicates that telegraphic communication is interrupted,
and that messages can not he forwarded by telegraph, but will be
forwarded by other means as soon as possible.*

* These signals will be kept up until the signal station Is again occupied, or until telegraphic communication is again possible.

These stations are available to shipowners for reporting the passing of their vessels.

At these signal stations the International Code is the only code recognized, and
vessels of any nation may make their names known by means of this code, and thus
secure the immediate publication of the announcement in the ' ' Shipping Gazette and
Lloyd's List" and "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index." Cases of wreck or other acci-
dents at sea should always be made known by shipmasters to the signal stations with
which they communicate.

Night signals at special stations. — The apparatus used for the signals will be a
flashing lamp.

A series of continuous short flashes is to call the attention of a passing vessel.

A series of long-short flashes, repeated as often as may be necessary, indicates that
a vessel's signals have been seen and recognized.

If a signal shown by a vessel has not been understood the lamp will be kept dark
until the vessel repeats the signal.

Special night signals at certain stations. — Also, to denote telegraphic interruption
during the night, the signal stations at the Old Head of Kinsale and Brow Head will
show S green lights, arranged in the shape of a triangle, apex upward; and to call
attention to this signal a Roman candle will be burnt if the vessel can be recognize.d-

PLATE IV.

Fixed Semaphore for Coast Signalling.

Disc

JZ7v& signed sTun*^ owihe^ SenuzpTtore^ z^

Z 4-. /.

Part III.

PLATE V.

527

GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE
SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY FIXED SEMAPHORE.

'Peepaeative," "Answering,"
or "Stop" after each com-
plete signal.

Annul the Whole Signal.

!-

Y

1 1 2

I

1 2

B

1 2 1

^'

^•

V-

\2

Q

■i 3 3

32

J

3 13

1 :> 2

32

D

1 3 3

^'

32

^

K

3 14

^'

32

^
^

Y

3 2 3

R

T

^

L

■i 3 1

^^

E

1 2 4

IV'

F

1 3 2

M

2 2 3

^

s

4 1

^'

T

4 2

z

3 2 4

k

SPECIAL.

u

2 4

\

2-2 4

1 4 2

fl

1 1

k^

o

2 3 1

^?

P

2 3 2

^

V

3 1 2

I

Code Flag
Sign.

4 2 1

4
u2

^'

Alphabet-
ical Sign.

4 2 2

4
j2

32

Numeral
Sign.

4
n2

%

w

3 2 1

Ks

^^

X

3 3 2

r

%

4 3

^1

FimsMng sign after
completion of word or
number, when spelling
or making numeral

528

PLATE VI.

Part III.

GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE
SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY SHAPES.

'Preparative," "Answering,"

OR "Stop," after each

complete signal.

Annul the Whole Signal.

f^-^

1 1

%

3 12

^^

Q

2 3

n

3 2 3

h

B

12 1

^

: a [^- . 3 4 |[t'

3 2 4

%

c

12 2

f^

D

1 2

1^^

2 14

^■■^;.R^

SPECIAL SIGNS.

2 2 1

f^'

2 4 2

Ik 5 Code Flag Jk^

E

12 4

l^-'

M

2 2

u

2 4

Pf:

Alphabetical 1^ "^
Sign. n^^

4 2 2

\\\

F

1 3

N

2 2 4

I

V

1 2

Numeral
Sign,

4 2 3

^

G

14 2

1^^

o

2 3 1

II

2 11

2 3 2

I

w

3 2 1

Pi^

X

3 2 2

I^^

4 3 2

1^-

Finishing sign after
completion of word or
number when spelling
or making numeral
signals.

If no cones are available, a square flag may be substituted for the cone point upward, a pennant lor tbe cone point downward, and

a wheJt for the drum. (See page 529.>

Part III.

DISTANT SIGNALS.

1. Distant Signals are required when, in consequence of distance or tlie state of
the atmosphere, it is impossible to distinguish the colors of the flags qf the Inter-
national Code, and, therefore, to read a signal made by those flags; they also provide
an alternative system of making the signals in the Code, which can be adopted when
the system of flags can not be employed.

2. Three different methods of making Distant Signals are explained below:

(a) By Cones, Balls, and Drums.

(6) By Balls, Sqiiare Flags, Pennants, and Whefts.

(c) By the Fixed Coast Semaphore.
The last method (Fixed Coast Semaphore) is not necessarily a method of making
Distant Signals, as it can be, .and is, used at close quarters and under conditions when
flags could equally be employed, but it has been placed here under the heading of
Distant Signals for ease of explanation.

3. The Characteristic of Distant Signals is the Ball; oiie ball at least appearing
in each hoist of the Distant Code. In the case of the Semaphore the ball is replaced
by a Disk.

4. Hitherto only three Symbols have been required for Distant Signaling, but
the increase made ii?. the number of flags of the International Code renders four Sym-
bols necessary, in order that it may be possible to provide a distinct hoist to represent
each of the flags of the Code {i. e., letters of the alphabet).

5. Distant Signals are made

From a ship — by hoisting shapes.

From the shore — by hoisting shapes, or by the position of the arms of a
Semaphore.

6. The Shapes used as Symbols are :

. (a) A Cone point upward,
A Ball,

A Cone point downward, and

A Drum. ( The Drum should he at least one-third greater in height
than the Ball. )
(6) A square Flag may be substituted for the cone point upward.
A Ball,

A Pennant may be substituted for the cone point downward, and
A Pennant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft for the drum.
(A wheft is any flag tied in the center.)
As in calms, or when the wind is blowing toward or from the observer, it is impossible
to distinguish with certainty between a square flag, pennant, and wheft, and as flags
when hanging up and down may hide one of the balls and so prevent the signal being
understood, the system of cones and drums is preferable to that of flags, pennants,

and whefts.

(c) In signaling by the Semaphore, the positions of the arms represent

the shapes.

(529)

530

DISTANT SIGNALS.

Part III.

7. To simplify the "Taking in," "Reporting," and "Reading off" of the Distant
Signals, the four positions of the Semaphore Arms, and the four Symbols have been
numbered 1, 2, 3, 4.

1 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing upward, on
the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with the
point upward, or a square Flag.

v

Indicator ■

2 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally,
on the opposite side to the indicator, or a Ball. ,

Indicator 1

8 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing downward,

on the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with

the point downward, or a Pennant.

Indicator ■

or

or

TJ or

4 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally, 4^

on the same side as the indicator, a Drum, or a Pen- or

nant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft. •

Indicator

8. To facilitate signaling by Semaphore or Shapes, the signals representing the
letters of the alphabet have been arranged in numerical order, the figures represent-
ing the signal for the letter A being the first in numerical sequence.

Thus A is represented by 1 1 3.
Thus B is represented by 1 2 1.
Thus C is represented by 1 2 2,
etc., etc.
The signals representing the letters from A to G begin with 1,
Those from H to U begin with 2,
Those from V to Z begin with 3,

And the Special Signs {i. e.. Code Flag, Alphabetical, Numeral, and Finish-
ing Signs) begin with 4.

{See plates V and VI.)

9. The Code Flag Sign 4 2 1 {see plates Y and VI) is always to be shown before
signals taken from the General Vocabulary of the International Code are commenced.

10. When signals are made by the Semaphore the disk is always to be kept up
until the signal is completed, and the hoist is to be read from the top arm downwnrd.

11. The Stop Signal

or

is to be made at the end of each complete signal.

Part III.

DISTANT SIGNALS.

631

12. With two Balls, two Cones, and one Drum, every signal in tlie International
Code can be made, each hoist representing one letter of the two, three, or four letters
forming the signal.

EXAMPLE OP A SIGNAL FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

MADE BY FIXED SEMAPHORE OR BY DISTANT SIGNALS.

4 2 1— Code Flag
Sign, indicating that
the signal which fol-
lows is taken from
the General Vocabu-
lary of the Interna-
tional Code.

^^or ^

s 1

1 2 3— D.

^^ or ^B

T

2 3 4— N

C"\

2 1 2—1.

2— Stop, i. e. Sig
nal is ended.

Looking DNI out in the International Code, we find it to he " Pilot boat is advancing toward you.'

ALPHABBTICAIi DISTANT SIGIfAIiS.

13. When it is desired to spell a word by Distant Signals, the Alphabetical Sign
4 2 2 (see Plates V and VI) is to be shown first. All the hoists which follow until
the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown are to be understood as rep-
resenting the particular letters of the alphabet allotted to them in Plates V and VI,
which, wheti combined, spell the word which it is desired to signal.

NTJMBEAL DISTAKT SIGNALS.

14. When it is desired to signal numbers by Distant Signals, the Numeral Sign
4 2 3 (see Plates V and VI) is to be shown first. After that sign has been shown, and
until the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown, the hoists representing
the various letters of the alphabet (see Plates V and VI) are to be understood as hav-
ing the numerical values which are allotted to the particular letters under the system
of making Numeral Signals by flags, which is explained on page 32.

Thus, after the Numeral Sign 4 3 3 has been shown, the Distant Signal hoist rep-
resenting'the letter A will mean the number 1, that representing B will mean 2, that
representing K will mean 11, and so on as in the Numeral Table on page 32.

SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

15 As shown in the Example to Paragraph 12, above, signals from the General
Vocabulary of the Internatiojial Code require to be made by more than one hoist, which
involves loss of time. Arrangements have, however, been adopted by which thirty-
seven important signals (see pages 527-531) can be made by one hoist only These
thirty-seven signals are called "Special Distant Signals," and are represented by the
numbers explained in Paragraph 7, page 524, and not by letters.

16 The Special Distant Signals are distinguished from Distant Signals taken from
the General Vocabulary of the International Code by the fact (1) that they are not
preceded by the Code Flag Sign (see paragraph 9), and (2) that the Stop Signal imme-
diately follows the single hoist representing the particular "Special Distant Signal
which is being made.

532

DISTANT SIGNALS.
EXAMPLE OP A SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNAL

MADE BY SEMAPHORE OK DISTANT SIGNALS.

Part III.

/

or

or

3 4 1

Stop.

Looking 2 4 1 out in the Table of Special Distant Signals (page 535), we find it to be "Can not dia
tinguish your flags; come nearer or make Distant Signals."

Part III.

SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

MADE BY A SINGLE HOIST FOLLOWED BY THE STOP SIGNAL. ARRANGED
NUMERICALLY FOR READING OFE A SIGNAL.

These signals may be made by the semaphore, by cones, balls, and drums, or by
square flags, balls, pennants, and whefts.

Signal.

h

Meaning.

"Preparative," "Answering," or, "Stop," after each complete signal.

h

1 2

Aground; want immediate assistance. a

\\

2 1

Fire, or, leak; want immediate assistance. o

h

2 2

Annul the whole signal.

h

3 3

You are running into danger, or, Your course is dangerous.

N

2 4

Want water immediately.

Short of provisions ; starving.

h

4 3

Annul the last hoist; I will repeat it.

N

1 1 3

I am on fire.

N

12 1

I am aground.

76564—09 34

a See Distress Signals (page. 7).
(533)

534

SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARKANGED NUMERICALLY. PaET III.

Signal.

Meaning.

1 3 3

Yes, or. Affirmative.

1 3 3

No, or. Negative.

1^

13 4

Send lifeboat.

N

13 2

Do not abandon the vessel.

1^

1 4 3

Do not abandon the vessel until the tide has ebbed.

N

3 1 1

Assistance is coming.

N

3 13

Landing is impossible.

N

2 1 3

Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous.

1 4

Ship disabled ; will yon assist me into port ?

^

2 3 1

Want a pilot a.

IV

3 3 3

Want a tug; can I obtain one ?

I)

3 3 4

Asks the name of ship (or, signal station) in sight, or. Show your distin-
guishing signal.

a See Pilot Signals (page 8).

Part III. special distant signals, arranged numerically.

535

signal.

h

h

h

N

2 3 1

2 3 2

2 3 3

2 3 4

Meaning.

Show your ensign.

Have you any despatches (message, orders, or, telegrams) for me 1

Stop, Bring-to, or, Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.

Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more conspicuous position.

h

2 4 1

Can not distinguish your Hags ; come nearer, or make distant signals.

h

2 4 2

Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing ; get an offlng.

2 4 3

Cyclone, Hurricane, or, Typhoon expected.

h

h

f\

N

^

3 12

Is war declared 1 or. Has war commenced ?

3 2 1

War is declared, or. War has commenced.

3 2 2

Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

3 2 3

Beware of torpedo boats.

8 2 4

Enemy is in sight.

536

SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY. PaRT III.

Signal.

Meaning.

K

h

3 3 3

Enemy is closing with you, or. You are closing with the enemy.

3 4 2

Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that ememy's men-of-war are going
about disguised as merchantmen.

4 13 Proceed on your voyage.

The following distant signals made witli flag and ball, or pennant and ball, have
the special signification indicated beneath them :

\r

You are running into
danger.

\m

Fire, or, Leak ; want im-
mediate assistance, a

r

Short of provisions.
Starving.

r

Aground ; want immedi-
ate assistance, a

aSee Distress Signals (paee 7),

Part III.

SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

MABE BY A SINGLE SIGNAL FOLLOWED BY THE STOP SIGNAL.
ALPHABETICALLY FOE MAKING A SIGNAL.

AEEANGBD

ABANTDON— IMMEDIATE.

13 2

14 2

12 2

1 2
1 2 1

4 2

2
12 3
12 2

1 2

2 11

3 1

2 14

12 4

2 2 4

2 3 1

2 13

12 4

2 18

3 2 3
3 2 2
3 3 2

3 2 4

3 4 2

2 12

2 4 3

3 2 1
2 4 2

2 3

Abandon.

— Do not abandon the vessel.
— Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed.

Affirmative, or. Yes.

Aground.

— ^Aground; want immediate assistance.*

— I am aground.

Annul.

— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.

— Annul the whole signal.

Answering Signal.
—ISo, or. Negative.
— Yes, or. Affirmative.

Assistance.

— Aground; want imnaediate assistance.*

— Assistance is coming.

— Fire, or. Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*

— Ship disabled ; will you assist me Into
port?

— Send life boat.

Attention, or, Demand.

— Asks the name of the ship {or, signal
station) in sight, or. Show your dis-
tinguishing signal.

— Show your ensign.

Bar.

— ^Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous.

Boat.

— Send lifeboat.

Caution.

—Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous.

— Beware of torpedo boats.

—Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

—Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
closing with the enemy.

—Enemy is in sight.

—Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
that enemy's war vessels are going
about disguisod as merchantmen.

—Landing is impossible.

—Typhoon, Hurricane, or. Cyclone ex-
pected. ,

—War is declared, or, War has commenced.

—Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothmg;
' ^et an offing.

— ^You are running into danger.

3 2 2

2 11

2 3 3

1 3

1 2

2 3

2 3 2

2 14

2 4 1

1 2
1 1
3 1

3

3

2 1
112

1 2

3 1

3 4

Channel.

— Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

Coming.

— Assistance is coming.

Communicate.

— Stop,, Bring-to, or. Come nearer; some-
thing important to communicate.

Danger.

— Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous.

— Landing is impossible.

— You are running into danger.

Despatches.

— Have you any despatches (message,
orders, or, telegrams) for me?

Disabled.

— Ship disabled; will you assist me into
port?

Distant Signals.

— Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer or make distant signals.

Distress.

— Agi'ound; want immediate assistance.*

— Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance.*

— I am aground.

— I am on fire. *

— Ship disabled ; will you assist me into
port?

— Short of provisions. Starving.

— Want water immediately.

Enemy.

— Beware of torpedo boats.

— Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

— Enemy is closing with you, or. You are

closing with the enemy.
— Enemy is in sight.
— Keep a good lookout, as it is reported

that enemy's vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen.

want immediate assist-

FlRE.

— Fire, or. Leak;

ance.*
— I am on fire.

Immediate.

— Aground; want immediate assistance.*
—Fire, or. Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*
— Want water immediately.

*See Distress Signals, page 7.
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538

ALPHABETICAL INDEX FOE FINDING SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS. PAKT III.

LANDESTG— YES.

3 13
3 1

1 3 4

3 3 3

13 3

3 4 3

3 3 1

3

4 12

8 3
2 4

4 3
3 3 4

3 3

13 4

4 3
2 3

3 3 4

3 4 1

1 3 3

Landing.

— Landing is impossible.

Leak.

— Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance.*

Lifeboat.

— Send lifeboat.

Message.

— Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, despatches) for me?

Negative, or. No.

Offing.

— Weigh, Cut, or. Slip ; wait for nothing ;
get an offing.

Pilot.

— Want a pilot, f

Preparative Sign.

Proceed.

— Proceed on your voyage.

Provisions and water.

— Short of provisions. Starving.

— Want water immediately.

Repeat.

— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
— Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more con-
spicuous position.

Run.

— You are running into danger.

Send.

— Send lifeboat.

Signals. '

— Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.

— Annul the whole signal.

^Asks name of ship (or, signal station)

in sight.
— Can not distinguish your flags; come

nearer or make distant signals.
— No, or. Negative.

3 3 4

3 2 4

2 3 1

3 3 3

12 2

3 2

2 3 2

3 2 3
3 2 2

2 2 3

1 3

3 1

3 3

2 3 1

2 2 3

3 4

3 1 2

3 2 1

3 4

3 4 3

3 4 3

1 2 2

Signals — Continued.

— Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more con-
spicuous position.

— Show your distinguishing signal.

— Sbow your ensign. ; .

— Stop, Bring-to, or. Come nearer ; I have
something important to communicate.

— Yes, or. Affirmative.

Starving.

— Short of provisions. Starving.

Stop after each complete signal.

Telegram. ♦

— Have you any telegram (message, order,
or, despatches) for me?

Torpedoes, or. Mines.

— Beware of torpedo boats.

— Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined.

Tug.

— Want a tug ; can I obtain one?

Want.

— Aground ; want immediate assistance. *
— Fire, or. Leak ; want immediate assist-
ance.*
— Short of provisions. Starving.
— Want a pilot, f
— Want a tug ; can I obtain one?
— Want water immediately.

War.

— Is war declared? or. Has war com-
menced?

— War is declared, or. War has com-
menced.

Water.

— ^Want water immediately.

Weather.

— Cyclone, Hun-icane, or, Typhoon ex-
pected.

Weigh.

— Weigh.-Cut, or. Slip; wait for nothing;
get an offing.

Yes, or. Affirmative.

* See Di.stress Signals, page 7. t See Pilot Signals, page 8,

Part III.

SEMAPHORE SIGNALS.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE,

THE llSrrHCATOR.

Tlie Indicator denotes from which side the signs are to he read, but when first
shown it is to call attention, and may be considered the preparative signal. When
closed it denotes the finish of the communication.

HOW TO SEMAPHORE.

The person intending to Semaphore will make the International Code Signal VOX
(I am going to Semaphore to you), and set his Semaphore at the alphabetical sign (see
Plate VII) with the Indicator out, and wait until the person to whom the Semaphore
signal is to be made hoists his answering pennant close up. Then he will proceed
with the communication by spelling, making a momentary pause between each sign or
letter ; the arms are to be dropped between each word or group, the Indicator alone
remaining out.

Should the answering pennant be dipped by the person taking in the signal, the
last TWO words are to be repeated until the answering pennant is again hoisted close up.

When in the middle of a spelling signal numerals have to be made, the Semaphore
is to be put at the numeral sign (see Plate VII), and the number then made. When
the numeral signal is finished the alphabetical sign is to be made and the communi-
cation by spelling proceeded with.

HOW TO ANSWER AJSTD TAKE IN" SEMAPHORE SIGlSTAXiS.

The answering pennant is to be hoisted close up by the person taking in the
Semaphore signal, thus denoting he is ready to read and write down the signal.

It is to be "dipped" when a word is lost, and the person making the signal is then
to repeat the two last words until the answering pennant is hoisted again CLOSE UP.

In answering by the Semaphore the And in position (3) the <\

arm in position ( I. ) represents the an- ^ answering pennant close \^
swering pennant at the dip. i /y up.

SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.

(1) British Method.

The British method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand which is shown in

plate VIII is exactly the same as the British Movable Semaphore system, which has just

been explained the positions of the apparatus which denote the letters, numbers, and

special signs being, it will be seen, identical in each case, and the only difference bemg

in the apparatus employed.

(3) French Method.
The French method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand {see plate IX) is
based on the same principle as the British method, but the positions in which the flags
are held to denote the letters, etc., are different.

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540

PLATE VII.

Part III.

THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.

Semaphore Signs.

Governing Signs.

Indicator.

V

Preparative.

When closed
it denotes
the finish.

Signs.

Alphabetical
Signification.

Numerical
Slgnlflcation.

Alphabet-
ical.

Numeral.

Annul

or

negative.

A

\ I /

K^

A

B

C

D

E

G

H

Signs.

Alphabetical
Signification.

Numerical
Si^lfication.

^r^

^

^.

0=

K

M

Also the alpha-
betical sign.

N

O

Q

R

Signs.

Alphabetical
Signification.

=K

M V

k

^

\=

S

T

U

V

w

X

Y

Note.— II a numeral signal is to be followed by words, the end of the numerical signification of the slens is shown bv tbn
alphabetical sign being made, Indicating that spelling is again to commence. For instructions as to use see page 539.

Part III.

PLATE VIII.

541

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

Numeral
Signification.

BRITISH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.

B

C

D

E

F

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

G

H

K

Numeral
Signification.

ALSO

AlPHABBTICAL

SIGN.

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

SIGNS.

Signification.

M

N

O

u

V

Q

w

R

X

Y

ALPHABET-
ICAL.

NUMERAL.

ANNUL.

For instructions as to use see page 539.

542

PLATE IX.

Part III.

FRENCH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

B

C

D

E

Numeral
Signification.

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

G

H

K

Numeral
Signification.

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

M

N

O

Q

R

SIGNS.

Alphabetical
Signification.

s

u

V

X

SIGNS.

Signification.

DO NOT
TINDEESTAND.

NUMBERS.

ATTENTION.

END OF WORD
OR PHRASE.

Note.— The W is made by means of two consecutive Vs. To indicate the finish of a Numerical Signal the Number sign I
again made : thus the number sign begins and ends Numerical Signals.

Part III.

FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.

543

FRENCH SEMAPHOEE STATIONS.

Semaphore stations and vessels at sea may exchange either "semaphore telegrams"

or messages

/. Semaphore Telegrams.

Definition.— The semaphore telegrams are those which are sent partly over the tele-
graph wires. Semaphore telegrams sent from vessels at sea are accepted for all countries
which have signified their adherence to the Telegraphic Convention of St. Petersburg and
which are named in the following hst:

Argentine RepubUc.

Germany.

Persia.

Australia.

Great Britain.

Portugal.

Austria.

Greece.

Portuguese Colonies.

xJelgium.

Holland.

Roumania.

Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Hungary.

Russia.

Brazil.

British India.

Senegal.

Bulgaria.

Italy.

Servia.

Cape of Good Hope.

Japan.

Siam.

Ceylon.

Luxemburg.

Spain.

Crete.

Madagascar.

Sweden.

Denmark.

Montenegro.

Switzerland.

Dutch East Indies.

Natal.

Tasmania.

Egypt.

New Caledonia.

Tunis.

France and Algeria.

New Zealand.

Turkey.

French Indo-China.

Norway.

Uruguay.

Semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea are accepted for all the French sema^
phore stations marked with an "a" in the Geographical List, Part I, of the International
Code.

Wording and transmission. — ^Messages may be worded either in the language of the
country for which they are intended or in the signals of the International Code. These
signals are represented in writing by means of the twenty-six letters of the alphabet.
The number of letters in each group should not exceed four.

The groups of letters signaled from a vessel sending a semaphore telegram are trans-
lated by the signal officer into the language of the country in which the semaphore station
is situated, and it is this translation which is transmitted to the .addressee.

Upon a request from the vessel, however, made by the signal XB or WZ (see ' 'Urgent
and Important Signals," I^rt I), the groups of letters themselves will be transmitted with-
out translation.

The address and, if necessary, the signatures to telegrams from ships at sea are
always transmitted in ordinary language by electric telegraph. The address of telegrams
intended for ships at sea should specify the name or ofiicial number of the vessel and her
nationality.

Charges. — (1) The usual telegraphic charge and any accessory charges which the
circumstances may render necessary.

(2) A maritime charge which has been fixed at five centimes per word with a mini-
mum charge of fifty centimes per telegram for transmission in France. For international
service this charge is one franc per telegram.

544 FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS. PaRT III.

All charges for semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea must be paid by the
sender. The charges for telegrams coming from vessels must be paid by the persons to
whom the telegrams are addressed.

II. Messages.

Definition. — Vessels passing French semaphore stations may exchange messages (1)
either by communications to be sent to their destination or to be forwarded by post with-
out making any use of the electric telegraph wires; or (2) by communications deposited
at the semaphore stations, or addressed to it by post, for transmission direct to the vessel
at sea.

The messages may be worded either in French or in the signals of the International
Code.

The charge is five centimes per word, with a minimum of fifty centimes, and is pay-
able by the sender in the case of messages addressed to vessels at sea and by the receiver
in case of messages coming from such vessels.

Part III.

UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE.

Comnniiiication may be had by this code with the United States Army, ISTavy,
Revemie Cutter, and Life-Saving services. {Seepage 515.)

A -

B

C

D

B

F - _

G...

1

1 1

3

3 3

a -

- after

b.—

before

H.
I..
J-
K.

1 2 2

1

1 2 2

13 1

L 3 3 1

M.

N.

1

3 3
1

O .
P .

r

s..

T .

U.

2 1
1 3
1 1

1 1

V ... .

13 3 3

w

X

Y

112 1

3 13 2

111

Z

3 3 3 2

tion

1112

NUMERALS.

1 1

3-_ Ill

4 3 2 3 1

3 1 5-

112
3 3 11

3 1 7.

12 3 2
2 111,

ABBREVIATIONS.

C .

h

_-can I n not I t the I ur your

.have I r ..... are | u you | w word

wi.
y -■

X X 3. ."numerals follow" or "numerals end."
sig. 3.. "signature follows."

CONVENTIONAL SIGNALS.

13 2 1

2 113

.with
...yea

End of a word 8

End of a sentence 33

End of a message 333

Error .. 13.12.8

Acknowledgment, or, "I understand " 23. 33. 3

Cease signaling 32.33.23.333

Wait a moment 1111.3

Repeat after (word) 121.131.8.22.3 (word)

Repeat last word 121.121.33

Repeat last message .._. 121.131.131.333

Move a little to right :.l 211.211.3

Move a little to left 221.221.3

Signal faster 3212.8

INSTRUCTI3NS FOR USING THE SYSTEM.

The whole number opposite each letter or numeral stands for that letter or numeral.

TO SIGNAL WITH FLAG, TORCH, HAND LANTERN, OR BEAM OF SEARCH LIGHT.

There are but one position and three motions.

The first position is with the flag or other appliance held vertically, the signalman
facing squarely towards the station with which it is desired to communicate.

The first motion, or "one " or " 1," the signal is waved to the right of the sender
and Will embrace an arc of 90°, starting with the vertical and returning to it, and will
be made in a plane exactly at right angles to the line connecting the two stations.

The second motion, or "two " or " 3," is a similar motion to the left of the sender.

To make the third motion, "front" or "three" or " 3," the signal is waved to the
ground directly in front of the sender, and instantly returned to the first position.

Numbers which occur in the body of the message must be spelled out m full.

To use the torch or hand lantern, a footlight must be used as a point of reference
to the motion. The lantern is more conveniently swung out upwards, by hand, from
the footlight for "1" and "3" and raised vertically for "3."

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546 UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE. PaRT III.

TO SEND A MESSAGE.

"To call" a station, signal its initial or call letter until acknowledged. To
acknowledge a call or receipt of a message, signal " I understand."

Make a sligM pause after each letter and also after "front." If the sender
discovers that he has made an error, he should make the "front" and "13.12.3," after
which he proceeds with the message, beginning with the word in which the error
occurred.

FLASH SIGNALS WITH LANTERN, HELIOGRAPH, OR SEARCH LIGHT.

Use short flash for "1," two short flashes in quick succession for "3," and a long
steady flash for "3." The elements of a letter should be slightly Jon^er than in sound
signals.

To call a station, make the initial or call letter until acknowledged. Then turn
on a steady flash until answered by a steady flash. The calling station will then
proceed with the message.

All other conventional signals are the same as for the flag.

SOUND SIGNALS WITH FOG WHISTLE, FOG HORN, OR BUGLE.

Use one toot (about half second) for "1," two toots (in quick succession) for "2,"
and a blast (about two seconds' long) for "3." The ear and not the watch is to be
relied upon for the intervals.

The signal of execution for all tactical or drill signals will be one long blast
followed by two toots in quick succession.

In the use of any other appliance, such as a bell, by which a blast can not be given,
three strokes in quick succession will be given in the place of the b|last to indicate "3."

When more than two vessels are in company, each vessel, after making "I
understand," should make her call letter that it may be certain which vessel has
acknowledged.

Part III.

MORSE SIGNAL CODE.

indicates a LONG- of about 3 seconds' duration.

- indicates a SHORT of about 1 second duration.

Preparative Signal to attract attention etc.

Answering Signal, or, I understand etc.

Interval between each flash or sound 1 second.

Interval between each letter 3 seconds.

Interval between each word 6 seconds.

A ...-. ■

B-

C

^ --

E -

F

G

H

I

J —

K ^

M

N

0 _...:_

P ,....

Q

R . 1...

S .

T

U..

W

X

Y

Z

(a) LIGHT AND SOUND SIGNALS, ACCORDING TO COLOMB'S FLASHING

SIGNALS SYSTEM.

The following urgent and important signals may be made at night or in thick
weather, either by long and short flashes of light or by long and short sounds on a
steam whistle, siren, fog horn, etc. :

INSTRUCTIONS FOB THE USE OF FLASHING OK SOUND SIGNALS.

With flashing signals the lamp must always be turned toward the person addressed.

To attract attention, a series of rapid short flashes or sounds should be made and
continued until the person addressed gives the sign of attention by doing the same.

If, however, it is supposed that the person addressed can not reply, the signal may
be made after a moderate pause, or, under certain circumstances, the communication
may be made without preparatory signs.

(547)

548

MOESE SIGNAL CODE.

Part III.

After making a few rapid short flashes or sounds as an acknowledgment, the
receiver must watch or listen attentively until the communication is completed, when
he must make the sign indicated below, showing that t^ie message is understood.

If tlie receiver does not understand the message, he must wait until the signal is
repeated.

Duration of short flashes or sounds — -- 1 second.

Duration of long flashes or sounds — — , 3 seconds.

Interval between each flash or sound _ 1 second.

Answer, or, "I understand"- ^— — ^^— — ^^— — ^^— — etc.

SIGlSTAIiS.

You are standing into danger — — ^—

I want assistance ; remain by me _ _ -« __

Have encountered ice .- — •^^ ^—

Your lights are out (or, want trimming) — ^— — — —

The way is off my ship ; you may feel your way past me — —— —

Stop, or, heave to ; I have something important to communicate — — — —

Am disabled ; Qommunicate with me — — —— —

When a vessel is in tow, the following signals made by flashes of light may be
used between her and the tug or towing vessel :

Steer more to starboard —

Steer more to port -- -- — —

Cast off hawsers _ — _ —

(6) FLAG WAVING.

INSTBUCTIOOSrS FOR COMMUINICATING BY FLASHING SIGNALS WITH A
FLAG (GENERALLY TERMED FLAG WAVING).

The system used is the Morse Alphabet, the letters being made by groups of long
and SHORT flashes caused by moving a flag through a long or short arc, as described
below.

The signalman may work from left to right, or from right to left, as shown in fig-
ures 1 and 2, according to convenience and direction of the wind.

{!>«

^^/

Figure 1.

FiGUKE 2.

In the normal position (a) in the above figures, the flag should make an angle of
25° with a vertical line through the center of the body.

The pole should be kept high enough to permit seeing underneath the flag while
in motion.

Part III. morse signal code. 549

TO MAKE A SHORT FLASH OR DOT.

The flag is waved from a to h, and without any pause back again to the normal
position;

TO MAKE A LONG FLASH OR DASH.

The flag is waved from a to c, and after a short but distinct pause at c brought
back to the normal position.

W^HEN SIGNALING A LETTER.

When signaling a letter the flashes representing it should be made in one con-
tinuous wave of the flag, taking particular care that no pause is made when at the
normal position.

Example. — To make R - -^— - wave the flag from a to 6 back to a- and with
out a pause down to c, making there a short but distinct pause (vide instructions for
long flash) back to a, then without a pause to h and back to the normal position a.

HOW TO SIGNAL. .

A paiise equal to the length of a long flash should be made at the normal position
a between each letter of a word, or letter of a group of letters.

When the word or group of letters is completed, the butt of the staff is to be
brought to the ground, and the flag at the same moment gathered in.

A slight pause should be made at the normal position before commencing a word
or group of letters.

In receiving a message the flag should be lowered and gathered in until required
for answering.

POSITION OF THE SIGNALMAN.

The signalman should stand square to the station to which he is signaling, and
the pole should be kept as upright as possible while in motion, the point never being
allowed to droop to the front.

In order to keep the flag always exposed while moving it across the body to form
the flashes, the point of the staff should be made to describe an elongated figure of 8
in the air.

76564—09 35

550

MORSE SIGNAL CODE.

Part III

COITTESTTIOSrAL SIGNALS: THEIR EQUIVALENT LETTEBS ANI> THE
METHOD OF ANSWERING THEM.

Meaning.

Preparative.

Answer.

Sign.

etc.

Equivalent letter and
how made.

By a succession of
E's in one group.

T (singly).

How answered.

By the general an-
swer T.

Break sign.

1 1 as separate let-
ters.

Stop.

I I I as separate
letters.

Finish of a mes-

V E as one gi'oup.

as separate letters.

Erase sign.

etc.

By a succession of
E's as separate
letters.

By a succession of
E's as separate
letters.

Annul.

W

W

WW as one group.

By W W as one
group.

Bepeat word aft-
er — (when a
single word is
required).

M

W

I
A

followed by the word preceding
the one required.

I M I as one group.

W A as separate
letters.

By the general
answer T.

Repeat all after
— (if more than
one word is re-
quired).

M

I M I as one group >

A A as separate f
letters. )

By the general
answer T.

Repeat all (if the
whole message
is to be repeat-
ed.)

M

I M I as one group.

A L L as separate
letters.

By the general
answer T.

l^ART III. MORSE SIGNAL CODE. 551

THE USE OF THE SPECIAIi SIGNS.

THE PREPARATIVI^.

Is used to call attention, and is answered by the General Answer

THE GENERAL ANSWER.

Is made by a long flash , or letter T.

THE BREAK SIGN.

Is to be used between the address of the receiver and the text of the message, and,
after the text, if the name of the sender is signaled.

THE STOP.

Is made by three separate letter I's.

THE FINISH.

Is to be made by V E in one group at the completion of a message, and is to
be answered, if the message is understood, hj R D in separate letters. F. B. — R D
means Read.

THE ERASE.

Is made by a series of E's as separate letters, and is used to erase a word or group
that has been wrongly sent, and is to be answered by the Erase.

THE ANNUL.

Is made by W W in one group, and is used to negative all the message that has
gone before, and is to be answered by the Anual.

METHOD OF ANSWERING.

Each word when understood is to be answered by one long flash (T).

If a word is not answered, the sender is to repeat it until answered by a long flash.

At the end of the message, if understood, receiver will make — - ■

(or R D), meaning Read.

The Erase and Annul signs are to be answered by their own signs.

METHOD OF SIGNALING NUMBERS.

All numerals, whether representing time, distance, numbers, etc., are to be spelled

m

full.

552 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. PaET III

METHOD OP ASKING FOR REPETITION.

If the receiver requires any word to be repeated, he makes

Repeat. W A

(or, repeat word after) the word — (or, if necessary, words) preceding the doubtful word.
Note. — When W A is only sent, the Repeat sign is implied.
If the receiver requires the remainder of the message, he makes

Repeat. A A

(or, repeat all after) the word — preceding the doubtful ones.
If the receiver wants all the message repeated, he makes

Repeat. A L L

When he requires no more repetition, he makes — — — — •^— — — (or, R D),
which means the signal is read.

IF A MISTAKE IS MADE IN A WORD.

The sender makes the Erase sign etc., E's as separate letters, which

is to be answered by the Erase sign.

N. B. — This only applies to the last word made.

IF A WHOLE MESSAGE REQUIRES TO BE NEGATIVED.

The sender makes the Annul - (or, W W as one group),

which is to be answered by the Annul.

o

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