1 \ \ \ - H FROM THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS ^: 2. 37 351 ^UP^hf^l* ■ g 506 Rev. Stat, prohibits "the withdrawal of this book for home use. Cornell University Library VK391.I6 U59 1909 + International code of signals. 3 1924 030 898 HI olln Overs r^ Cornell University Library The original of this book is in the Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924030898351 NAT I O N AL COLO R S WORN BT UNITED STATES VESSELS. ENSIGN. • • • > * -i: * • • ••*••• *••••••* *•••*•■*•* *•••*•*■* UTSrON JACK. HE Noir^is pcrens co., viAam fUkToti . i '^■\ (-jvJl, ftotAJti ^V I'hiidiL. No. 87 International Code of Signals American Edition PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY •Ml, '<> ^^ Washington : Government Printing Office : 1909 ^ / 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. (3) 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 (5) 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. I HAITI JAPAN ^/V^^C 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. ^^/ .^^O ^t^ ♦ PORTUGAL. , IN THE MERCHANT FLAG. fHE BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST CHILE. LIBERIA. Cuba 4 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 !i i GENEVA CONVENTION. + THE NOnRIS PETERS CO.. WASHINCTOr O r. FIJ^GS OP THE PRTNCIFAL MARITIME COtTNTRIES. PLATE HA. MAN-OF-WAR. FEDERATED MALAY STATES, I Nommis rsTEnaco.. washinotoh. d. c 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. (( " D — No, or. Negative. *' " E —Alphabetical Signal No. 1.* " F —Alphabetical Signal No. 2.* " " G —Alphabetical Signal No. 3.* ** " 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. (7) 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. (9) 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." (11) 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 h. 9 m. 21 sees. The Meridian of Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or 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. 13 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. 14 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 (15) 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 76564—09- 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 . 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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 >. 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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 CQYK CQYL Odo Odp CRFN CRFP Ogh Oei CRKQ CRKS CQJV Nig CQNX Nue CQTK. Oax CQYM Odq CRFQ Ogj CRKT CQJW Nih CQNY Nuf CQTL Oay CQYN Odr CRFS oik CRKV CQJX Nii CQNZ S'^g CQTM Oaz CQYP Ods CRFT Ogl CRKW CQJY Nij CQPB Nnh CQTN Ob CQYR Odt CRFV Ogm CRKX CQJZ JSik CQPD Nui X!QTP Oba CQVS Odu CRFW Ogn CRKY Part I. ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. 25 CRKZ 0]i CRQD Omb CRWG 0pm CSBK Osg CSHM Ov CSMP Oxt CRLB 0]j CRQF Omc CRWH Opn CSBL Osb CSHN Ova CSMQ Oxn CRLD Ojk CRQG Omd CRWJ Opo CSBM Osi CSHP Ovb CSMR Oxv CRLP 0]1 CRQH Ome CRWK Opp CSBN Osj CSHQ Ovc CSMT Oxw CRLG Oom CRQJ Omf CRWL Opq CSBP Osk CSHR Ovd CSMV Oxx CRLH n CRQK Omg CRWM Opr CSBQ Osl CSHT Ove CSMW Oxy CRLJ Ojo CRQL Omh CRWN Ops CSBR Osm CSHV Ovf CSMX Oxz CRLK 0]p CRQM Omi CRWP Opt OSBT Osn CSHW Ovg CSMY Oy CRT.M Ojq CRQN Omj CRWQ Opu CSBV Oso CSHX Ovb CSMZ Oya CRLN Ojr CRQP Omk CRWS Opv CSBW Osp CSHY Ovi CSNB Oyb CRLP 03s CRQS Oml CRWT Opw CSBX Osq CSHZ Ovj CSND Oye CRLQ 0]t CRQT OTnnfi CRWV Opx CSBY Osr CSJB Ovk CSNF Oyd CRLS Oju CRQV Ottiti CRWX Opy CSBZ Oss CSJD Ovl CSNG Oye eRLT Ojv CRQW Omo CRWY Opz CSDB Ost CSJF Ovm CSNH Oyf CRLV 0]w CRQX Omp CRWZ Oq CSDF Osn CSJG Ovn CSNJ Oyg CRLW O3X CRQY Omq CRXB Oqa CSDG Osv CSJH Ovo CSNK Oyb CRT,X Ojy CRQZ Omr CRXD Oqb CSDH Osw CSJK Ovp CSNL Ovi ' CRLY z CRSB Oms- CRXF Oqc CSDJ Osx CSJL Ovq CSNM Oyj CRLZ Ok ORSD Omt CRXG Oqd CSDK Osy CSJM Ovr CSNP Oyk CRMB Oka ORSF Omu CRXH Oqe CSDL Osz CSJN Ovs CSNQ Oyl CRMD Okb CRSG Omv CRXJ Oqf, CSDM Ot CSJP Ovt CSNR Oym CRMF Okc CRSH Omw CRXK Oqg CSDN Ota CSJQ Ovu CSNT Oyn CRM& Okd CRSJ Omx CRXL Oqb CSDP Otb CSJR Ovv CSNV Oyb CRMH Oke CRSK Omy CRXM Oqi CSDQ Otc CSJT Ovw CSNW Oyp CRMJ Okf CRSL Omz CRXN Oqj CSDR Otd CSJV Ovx CSNX Oyq CRMK Okg CRSM On CRXP Oqk CSDT Ote CSJW Ovy CSNY Oyr CRML Okh CRSN Ona CRXQ Oql CSDV Otf CSJX Ovz CSNZ Oys CRMN Oki CRSP Onb CRXS Oqm CSDW Otg CSJY Ow CSPB Oyt CRMP Okj CRSQ One CRXT Oqn CSDX 0th CSJZ Owa CSPD Oyn CRMQ Okk CRST Ond CRXV Oqo CSDY Oti CSKB Owb CSPF Oyv CRMS Okl CRSV One CRXW Oqp CSDZ Otj CSKD Owe CSPG Oyw CRMT Okm CRSW Onf CRXY Oqr CSPB Otk CSKF Owd CSPH Oyx CRMV Okn CRSX Ong CRXZ Oqs CSFD Otl CSKG Owe CSPJ Oyy CRMW Oko CRSY Onb CRVB Oqt CSFG Otm CSKH Owf CSPK Oyz CRMX Okp CRSZ Oni CRYD Oqn OSFH Otn CSKJ Owg CSPL Oz CRMY Okq CRTB do CRVF Oqv CSFJ Oto CSKL Owb CSPM Oza CRMZ Okr CRTD Ooa CRYG Oqw CSFK Otp CSKM Owi CSPN Ozb CRNB Oks CRTF Oob CRYH Oqx CSFL Otq CSKN Owj CSPQ Ozc CRND Okt ORTG Ooc CRYJ Oqy CSFM Otr CSKP Owk CSPR Ozd CRNF Oku ORTH Ood CRYK Oqz CSFN Ots CSKQ Owl CSPT Oze CRNG Okv CRTJ Ooe CRYL 0? CSFP Ott CSKR Owm CSPV Ozf CRNH Okw CRTK Oof CRYM Ora CSFQ Otu CSKT Own CSPW Ozg CRNJ Okx CRTL Oog CRYN Orb CSFR Otv CSKV Owo CSPX Ozb CRNK Oky CRTM Oob CRYP Ore CSFT Otw CSKW Owp CSPY Ozi CRNL Okz CRTN Ooi CRYQ Ord CSFV Otx CSKX Owq CSPZ Ozj CRNM 01 CRTP O03 CRYS Ore CSFW Oty CSKY Owr CSQB Ozk CRNP Ola CRTQ Ook CRYT Orf CSFX Otz CSKZ Ows CSQD Ozl CRNQ Olb CRTS Ool CRYV Org CSFY On CSLB Owt CSQF Ozm CRNS Olc CRTV Oom CRVW Orb CSFZ Oua CSLD Own csqg Ozn CRNT Old CRTW Oon CRYX Ori CSGB Oub CSLF Owv CSQH Ozo CRNV Ole CRTX Oop CRYZ Orj CSGD One CSLG Oww CSQJ Ozp CRNW Olf CRTY Ooq CRZB Ork CSGP Ond CSLH Owx CSQK Ozq CRNX Olg CRTZ Oor CRZD Orl CSGH One CSLJ Owy CSQL Ozr CRNY Olh CRVB Oos CRZP Orm CSGJ Onf CSLK Owz CSQM Ozs CRNZ Oli CRVD Oot CRZG Om CSGK Ong CSLM Ox CSQN Ozt CRPB Oik CRVP Oou CRZH Oro CSGL Oub CSLN Oxa CSQP Ozn CRPD CRVG Oov CRZJ Orp CSGM Oui CSLP Oxb CSQR Ozv CRPF on CRVH Oow CRZK Orq CSGN Ouj CSLQ Oxc CSQT Ozw CRPG Olm CRVJ Oox CRZL Orr CSGP Ouk CSLR Oxd CSQV Ozx CRPH Oln CRVK Ooy CRZM Ors CSGQ Oul CSLT Oxe CSQW Ozy CRPJ Olo CRVL Ooz CRZN Ort CSGR Ouni CSLV Oxf CSQX Ozz CRPK Olp Olq CRVM Op CRZP Oru CSGT Oun CSLW S^g CSQY CRPL CRVN Opa CRZQ Orv CSGV Ono CSLX Oxb CSQZ CRPM Olr CRVP Opb CRZS Orw OSGW Oup CSLY Oxi CRPN 01s CRVQ Ope CRZT Orx CSGX Ouq CSLZ Oxj CRPQ CRPS Olt CRVS Opd CRZV Ory CSGY Our CSMB Oxk Olu CRVT Ope CRZW Orz CSGZ Ous CSMD 0x1 CRPT Olv CRVW Opf CRZX Os CSHB Out CSMF Oxm CRPV Olw CRVX Opg CRZY Osa CSHD Oun CSMG Oxn CRPW Olx CRVY Oph CSBD Osb CSHF Ouv CSMH 0x0 CRPX Oly CRVZ Opi CSBF Ose CSHG Ouw CSMJ Oxp CRPY Olz CRWB Opj CSBG Osd CSHJ Oux CSMK Oxq CRPZ Om CRWD Opk CSBH Ose CSHK Ouy CSML Oxr CRQB Oma CRWF Opl CSBJ Osf CSHL Ouz CSMN Oxs 26 ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. Part I. p. CSXB Pic CTDG Pse ' CTHR Qal CTMV % CSXD Pid CTDH Psh CTHS Qam CTMW CSRB Pa CSXF Pie CTDJ Psi CTHV Qan CTMX Qla CSRD Paa CSXG Pif CTDK Psj CTHW Cao CTMY 9^? CSRF Pab CSXH Pig CTDL Pso CTHX. Qap CTMZ Qli CSRG Pac CSXJ Pih CTDM Pst CTHY Qaq CTNB Qlo CSRH Pad CSXK Pii CTDN Psu CTHZ Qar CTND Qlu CSRJ Pae CSXL Pij CTDP Psy CTJB Qas CTNF Qly CSRK Paf CSXM Pik CTDQ Psz CTJD Qat CTNG Qm CSRL Pag CSXN Pil CTDR Pt CTJF Qau CTNH Qn CSRM Pah CSXP Pirn CTDS Pta CTJG Qav CTNJ Qoa CSRN Pai CSXQ Pin CTDV Pte CTJH Qaw CTNK Qob CSRP Paj CSXR Pio CTDW Pti CTJK Qax CTNL ^°A CSRQ Pak CSXT Pip CTDX Pto CTJL . Qay CTNM Qod CSRT Pal CSXV Piq CTDY Ptu CTJM Qaz CTNP Qo? CSRV Pam csxw Pir CTDZ Pty CTJN Qb CTNQ Qof OSRW Pan CSXY Pis CTFB Pu CTJP Qc CTNR Qog CSRX Pao csxz Pit CTFD Piia CTJQ Qd eras CTNY 1 Qoh CSRY Pap CSYB Piu CTFG Pub CTJR Qea Qoi CSRZ Paq CSYD Piv CTFH Puc CTJS Qeb CTNW Qoj CSTB Par CSYF Piw CTFJ Pud CTJV Qec CTNX Qok CSTD Pas CSYG Pix CTFK Pue CTJW Qed CTNY Qol CSTF Pat C8YH Piy CTFL Puf CTJX Qee CTNZ Qom CSTG Pan CSYJ Piz CTFM Pug CTJY Qef CTPB Qop CSTH Pav CSYK Pj CTFN Puh CTJZ Qeg CTPD Qoq CSTJ Paw CSYL Pk CTFP Pui CTKB Qeh CTPF Qor CSTK Pax CSYM PI CTFQ Puj CTKD Qei CTPG Qos CSTL Pay CSYN Pla CTFR Puk CTKF Qej CTPH Qot CSTM Paz CSYP Pie CTFS Pul CTKG Qek CTPJ Qov CSTN Pb CSYQ Pli CTFV Pum CTKH Qel CTPK CSTP Pc CSYR Plo CTFW Pun CTKJ Qem CTPL Qow CSTQ Pd CSYT Plu CTFX Puo CTRL Qen CTPM Qox . CSTR Pe CSYV Ply CTFY Pup CTKM Qeo CTPN Qoy CSTV Pea CSYW Pm CTFZ Puq CTKN Qep CTPQ Qoz CSTW Peb CSYX Pn CTGB Pur CTKP Qeq CTPR Qp CSTX Pec CSYZ Po CTGD Pus CTKQ CTPS Qr CSTY Ped CSZB Poa CTGF Put CTKR Qes CTPV Qs CSTZ Pee CSZD Pob CTGH Puu CTKS Qet CTPW Qt CSVB Pef CSZF Poc CTGJ Puv CTKV Qeti CTPX Qu CSVD Peg CSZG. Pod CTGK Puw CTKW Qev CTPY Qua CSVF Peh CSZH Poe CTGL Pux CTKX Qew CTPZ Qub CSVG Pei CSZJ Pof CTGM Puy CTKY Qex CTQB Que CSVH Pej CSZK Pog CTGN Puz CTKZ Qey CTQD Qud CSVJ Pek CSZL Poh CTGP Pv CTLB Qez CTQF Que CSVK Pel CSZM Poi CTGQ Pw CTLD Qf CTQG Quf CSVL Pern CSZN Poj CTGR Px CTLF Qg CTQH Qig CSVM Pen CSZP Pok CTGS Pya CTLG Qh CTQJ Quh CSVN Peo CSZQ Pol CTGV Pye CTLH Qi CTQK Qui CSVP Pep CSZR Pom CTGW Pyi CTLJ Qla CTQL Qui CSVQ Peq CSZT Pon CTGX Pyo CTLK Qib CTQM Quk CSVR Per cszv Poo CTGY Pyu CTLM Qic CTQN Qui CSVT Pes cszw Pop CTGZ Pz CTLN Qid CTQP Qum CSVW Pet cszx Poq CTLP Qie CTQR Qun ■ csvx Pen CSZY Por CTLQ Qif CTQS Quo CSVY Pev CTBD Pos CTLR Qig CTQV Qup csvz Pew CTBF Pot CTLS Qih CTQW Quq CSWB Pex CTBG Pou CTLV Qii CTQX CSWD Pez CTBH Pov CTLW Qij CTQY Qus CSWF Pf ICTBJ Pow CTLX Qik CTQZ Qut CSWG Pg CTBK Pox CTLY Qil CTRB Quu CSWH Ph CTBL Poy CTLZ Qim CTRD Quv CSWJ Pha CTBM Poz a. CTMB Qin CTRF Quw CSWK Phe CTBN Pp CTMD Qio CTRG Qux CSWL Phf CTBP Pq CTHB Qa CTMF Qip CTRH Quy CSWM Phi CTBQ Pr CTHD Qaa CTMG Qiq CTRJ Quz CSWN Phi CTBR Pra CTHF Qac CTMH Qir CTRK Qv CSWP Pho CTBS Pre CTHG Qad CTMJ Qis CTRL Qw CSWQ Phr CTBV Pri CTHJ Qae CTMK Qit CTRM Qx CSWR Pht CTBW Pro CTHK Qaf CTML Qiu CTRN Qy CSWT Phu CTBX Pru CTHL Qag CTMN Qiv CTRP Qya cswv Phy CTBY Pry CTHM Qah CTMP Qiw CTRQ Qy? cswx Pi CTBZ Ps CTHN Qal CTMQ Qix CTRS CSWY Pia CTDB Psa CTHP Qaj CTMR Qiy CTRV Qyo cswz Pib CTDF Psc CTHQ Qak CTMS Qiz CTRW Qyu CTRX CTEY CTEZ CTSB CTSD CTSF CTSG CTSH CTSJ CTSK CTSL CTSM CTSN CTSP CTSQ CTSR CTSV CTSW CTSX CTSY CTSZ CTVB CTVD CTVF CTVG CTVH CTVJ CTVK CTVL CTVM CTVN CTVP CTVQ CTVR CTVS CTVW CTVX GTVY CTVZ CTWB CTWD CTWF CTWG CTWH CTWJ CTWK CTWL CTWM .CTWN CTWP CTWQ CTWR CTWS CTWV CTWX CTWY CTWZ CTXB CTXD CTXF CTXG CTXH CTXJ Part I. ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. 27 CTXK CTXL CTXM •CTXN 1 CTXP CTXQ CTXB CTXS CTXV CTXW CTXY CTXZ CTYB CTYD CTYF CTYG CTYH CTYJ CTYK CTYL Bi Bia Bib CVDN CVDP CVDQ Rnd Rne Rnf CVHZ CVJB CVJD Sea See Sch CVISTD CVNF CVNG Ska Ske Ski CVSG CVSH CVSJ Sno Sup Snq CVXB CVXS CVXT Teh Tci Too Bic Bid CVDB Bug CVJP Sei CVNH Sko CVSK Sur CVXW Ten CVDS Buh CVJG Scl CVNJ Skn CVSL Sns CVXY Tcy Tcz Eie Bif CVDT Bni CVJH Sco CVNK Sky CVSM Snt cvxz CVDW Bnj CVJK Scr CVNL Sla CVSN Snn CVYB Td R;g CVDX Bnk CVJL Sen CVNM Sle CVSP Snv OV VD Te Bih Bii Bi.i CVDY CVDZ Rnl Bnm CVJM CVJN Scy Sd CVNP CVNQ Sli Slo CVSQ CVSB Suw Sux CVYF OVYG Tea Teb CVFB Bnn CVJP Se CVNE Sin >. 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CWDV Tje CWJY Tug CWNL Uay CWSN Udr CWYQ Ugk CXFT Ujd CWDX Tji CWJZ Tub CWNM Uaz CWSP Uds CWYR Ugl CXFV Uje CWDY Tjo CWKB Tui CWNP Ub CWSQ Udt CWYS Ugm CXFW Ujf CWDZ Tju CWKD Tuj CWNQ Uba CWSR Udu CWYT Ugn CXFY Ujg CWFB CWKF Tuk CWNR Ubb CWST Udv CWYV Ugo CXFZ Ujb CWFD Tjz CWKG Tul OWNS Ubc CWSV Udw CWYX Ugp CXGB U3i UWJb'G Tk CWKH Tum CWNT Ubd cwsx Udx CWYZ Ugq PXGD Ujj CWFH Tl CWKJ Tun CWNV Ube CWSY Udy CWZB Ugr CXGF U]k UWFJ Tla CWKL Tuo CWNX Ubf CWSZ Udz CWZD Ugs CXGH U]l CWFK Tie CWKM Tup CWNY Ubg CWTB Ue CWZF Ugt CXGJ Ujm UWFL Tli CWKN Tuq CWNZ Ubh CWTD Uea CWZG Ugu OXGK Ujn CWFM Tlo CWKP Tur CWPB Ubi CWTF Ueb CWZH Ugv CXGL U30 CWFN Tlu CWKQ Tus CWPD Ubj CWTG Uec CWZJ Ugw CXGM Ujp CWFP Tly CWKR Tut CWPF Ubk CWTH Ued CWZK Ugx CXGN TJ]q CWFQ Tm CWKS Tuu CWPG Ubl CWTJ Uee OWZL Ugy CXGP Uor CWFR Tn OWKT Tuv CWPH Ubm CWTK Uef OWZM Ugz CXGQ Ujs CWFS To CWKV Tuw CWPJ Ubn CWTL Ueg CwzTsr Uh CXGR Uot CWFT Toa CWKX Tux CWPK Ubo CWTM Ueb cwap Uha CXGS Uju CWFV Tob CWKY Tuy CWPL Ubp CWTN Uei CWZQ Ubb CXGT Ujv CWFX Toe CWKZ Tuz CWPM Ubq CWTP Uej CWZR Ubc CXGV Ujw CWFY Tod CWLB Tv CWPN Ubr CWTQ Uek CWZS Ubd CXGW Ux CWFZ Toe CWLD Tva CWPQ Ubs CWTR Uel CWZT Ube CXGY Uy CWGB Tof CWLF Tve CWPR Ubt CWTS Uem cwzv Ubf CXGZ Ujz CWGD Tog CWLG Tvi CWPS Ubu cwrv Uen CWTIX Ubg CXHB Uk CWGF Toh CWLH Tvo CWPT Ubv CWTX Ueo CWZY Ubh CXHD Uka CWGH Toi CWLJ Tvu UWPV TJbw CWTY Uep CXBD Ubi CXHF Ukb UWGJ Toj CWLK Tvy CWPX Ubx CWTZ Ueq CXBF Ubj CXHG Ukc 1 UWGK Tok CWLM Tw CWPY Uby CWVB Uer CXBG Ubk CXHJ Ukd CWGL T61 CWLN Tx CWPZ Ubz CWVD Ues CXRH Uhl CXHK Uke CWGM Tom CWLP Ty . 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Ulq Ulr CWJP Tu CWNB Uar CWSF Udk CWYH Ugd CXKL Uix CXKN UWJQ Tua CWND Uas CWSG Udl CWYJ Uge CXFM Uiy CXKP OWJR Tub CWNF Uat CWSH Udm CWYK Ugf CXFN Uiz CXKQ CXKR Uls CWJS Tuc CWKG Uau CWSJ Udn CWYL Ugg CXFP Uj Uja Ult CWJT Tiid CWNH Uav CWSK Udo CWYM Ugh > XFQ CXKS Ulu CWJV Tne CWNJ Uaw CWSL Udp CWYN Ugi CXFR Uib CXKT Ulv CWJX Tuf CWNK Uax CWSM Udq CWYP Ugj CXFS Ujc CXKV Ulw 1 Part I. ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. 29 CXKW uu CXPZ Uoq CXVD Urj CYBH Uuc CYHK Uww CYLS Vea CXKY Uly CXQB Uor CXVF Urk CYBJ Uud CYHT, Uwx CYLT Veb CXKZ CXLB Ulz CXQD Uos CXVG Url CYBK Uue CYHM Uwy CYLV Vec Um CXQF Uot CXVH Urm CYBL Uuf CYHN Uwz CYLW Ved CXTiD Mma CXQG Uou CXYJ Urn CYBM Uug CYHP Ux CYLX Vee CXLF - Umb CXQH Upv CXVK Uro CYBN Uub CYHQ Uxa CYLZ Ve£ CXLG Umc CXQJ Uow CXVL tJrp CYBP Uui CYHR Uxb CYMB Veg Veb CXLH Umd CXQK Uox CXVM Urq GYBQ Unj CYHS Uxc CYMD CXLJ Ume CXQL Uoy CXVN Ur? 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Uva OYJS Uxu GYND Vez CXMJ Umw CXRL Upp OXWN Usi CYDR Uvb CYJT Uxv CYNF Vf CXMK Umx CXRM Upq CXWP Usj CYDS Uvc CYJV Uxw CYNG Vg CXML Umy CXRN Upr CXWQ Usk CYDT Uvd CYJW Uxx GYNH Vb CXMN Umz CXRP Ups CXWR Usl CYDV Uve OYJX Uxy GYNJ Vi CXMP Un CXRQ Upt CXWS Usm CYDW Uvf CYJZ Uxz CYNK Via CXMQ Una CXRS Upu CXWT Usn CYDX Uvg CYNL Vib CXME Unb CXRT Upv CXWV Uso CYDZ Uvb CVNM Vic CXMS Unc CXKV Upw OXWY Usp CYFB Uvi CYNP Vid CXMT Und CXRW Upx CXWZ Usq CYFD Uvj CYNQ Vie CXMV Une CXRY Upy CXYB Usr UVFG Uvk GVNR Vif cxTvrw Unf CXRZ Upz CXYD Uss CYFH Uvl GYNS Vig CXMY Ung CXSB Uq CXYP Ust CYFJ Uvm ; GYNT Vib CXMZ Unb CXSD Uqa CXYG Usu CYFK Uvn CYNV Vii CXNB Uni CXSF Uqb CXYH Usv CYFL Uvo GYNW Vij CXND Unj CXSG Uqc CXYJ Usw CYFM Uvp GYNX Vik CXNF Unk CXSH Uqd CXYK Usx 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. 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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 ---- 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 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. (32) NUMERAL TABLE. CODE FLAG UlSTDBE TWO FLAGS. ( signal. Number. Signal. Number. Signal Number. Code Flag under UA 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- (33) 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. (45^ 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. (47) 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. (51) 52 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 =:^ 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 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 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 18 200 = 218.727 200 = 124 487 300 .= 494 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 = 0.880 1 = 3.751 1 = 3 Si 2 =r 1.761 2 = 5.503 3 = 4 6i 3 = 2.641 3 = 1 0.354 3 = 6 H 4 = 3.521 4 = 1 3.005 4 = 8 13 5 = 1 0.402 5 = 1 5.756 5 = 11 Oi 6 = 1 1.282 6 = 3 0.507 6 = 13 H 7 = 1 2.163 7 = 2 3.358 7 = 15 7 8 = 1 3.043 8 = 3 6.010 8 = O' 17 lOi 9 = 1 3.923 9 = 3 0.761 9 = 19 m 10 = 2 0.804 10 = 3 3.513 10 = 33 Oi 20 = 4 1.608 20 = 6 7.034 30 = 1 16 u 30 = 6 3.413 . 30 = 10 3.536 80 = 3 10 H 40 = 8 3.315 40 = 13 6.048 40 = 3 4 3 50 = 11 0.019 50 = 17 1.560 50 = 3 36 3i 60 = 13 0.823 60 = 20 5.073 60 = 1 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" = h. 9 m. 31 sees. HSI = My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwicli 6° 13' 34" = 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. (56) 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 — 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 — 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 — 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° 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. (89) 90 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. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.' 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. 92 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGBAPHICALLY AIMlANGiElD. 93 EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA. 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 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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, Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 97 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. 76564—09 7 98 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. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 100 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Part I. NORTH AND WEST COASTS FRANCE. 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, Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 102 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Part I. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 103 SOUTH COAST FRANCE. 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 GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGKAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 106 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLT ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 107 AEGHIPELAGO. 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. 108 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES (SJEOGKAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Part I. 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. Part 1. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 109 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. 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. 76564—09 8 114 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL' SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 115 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. „Signlflesa„Internationa.Signa.Station^.aTlmeSi^^^^^^^^^^^ 116 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Part I. MALAY PENINSULA. 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. GEOSKAPHICAL SIGNALS' — PLACES GEOGKAPHICALLY ABKANGED. 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. 118 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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 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^^^ 120 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES qtJJaGSAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 122 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ABBANGED. 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. 126 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 127 WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA. 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). 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. 128 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARKANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 129 WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA. 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. 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. 76564—09 9 130 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. 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; 132 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 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. Part I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 133 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. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 154 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 158 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 160 GENEEAL VOCABULABY. 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. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 11 162 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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. Fart II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 164 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 — . Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULART. 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 174 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 175 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. 176 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. BOARD. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 177 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. 76564—09 12 178 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 179 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 180 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 181 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. 182 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. ' 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 183 , 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 -— 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 Part II. GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 231 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. 232 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 233 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 234 GENERAL VOCABULAKY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 235 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. 236 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 238 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 239 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 240 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENBBAL VOCABULARY. Part II 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 — . 244 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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) . Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 246 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 247 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. — — 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. 248 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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---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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 280 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABtJLARY. 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. 282 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. Part II. 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. 298 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENKEAL VOCABULARY. 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. 300 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Paet II. GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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. 302 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. ' 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 Part II GENERAL VOCABULARY. 303 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 304 GENERAL VOCABULARY, Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 305 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- -20 306 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 ( Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 307 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 308 GENERAL VOCABULART. 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. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 314 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. 316 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. 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 318 GENBEAL VOCABULARY. 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? Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY 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. 320 GENERAL VOCABULAKY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 21 322 GENERAL. VOCABULAKY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 324 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 ? Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 326 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 332 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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) — . Part II. 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 334 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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. GENERAL VOCABXJLART. 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 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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 Paet II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 356 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 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. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 388 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 . Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 — 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 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 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 Surprise-d-ing-ly, Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 406 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Pakt II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. Part II. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL, VOCABULAKY. Part II. 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. ) Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. GBNBKAL VOCABULARY. 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 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 - ! Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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. 420 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 421 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. 422 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II. 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. Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 428 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. — — — — —— — *■ 424 GENERAL VOCABULARY. 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 Part II. 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 • 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 eaxfw 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. ■461 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 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 470 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 Part II. geogkaphioal signals — places alphabetically arranged. 471 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 472 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, 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 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 Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged. 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 474 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 476 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKBANGED. PaRT II. 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 ^ 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 478 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 Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged. 479 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 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 480 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 Part II. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 481 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 76564—09- -31 482 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED. PaET II. 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 Part II. geographical signals — places alphabetically arranged. 483 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 484 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Part II. 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, 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 Part II. geographical signals— places alphabetically arranged. 485 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, 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, 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 '. 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 488 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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„ • 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 i'f'l^i'rt'V'' Part II. "qseso&baphical signals — places alphabetically arranged. 495 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 496 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PaRT II. 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 Part H. GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS— PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED. 497 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 76564—09 32 498 GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED. PaKT II. 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, 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 500 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 502 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. (503) 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. (505) 506 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. 00 00 OO 00 5 OO 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 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. 00 00 11 OO 00 5 00 00 5 00 00 11 00 00 6 00 00 00 00 6 00 00 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. 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 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 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. 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 76564—09 33 514 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 (515) 516 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. Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states. 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. 518 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. Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states. 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 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. (537) 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. (539) 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." (545) 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 _...:_ 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 ■IVr