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No.  87 


International  Code  of  Signals 


American  Edition 


HYDROGRAPHIC  OFFICE 


Washington  :  :  :  Government  Printing  Office  :  :  :  1 90  7 


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INTRODUCTION. 


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

Urgent  and  important  signals  are  two-flag  signals. 

General  signals  are  three-flag  signals. 

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

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

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

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

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CONTENTS. 


Page. 

National  colors  worn  by  United  States  vessels Frontispiece 

Flags  of  the  principal  maritime  countries Plate  II 

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

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

Pennant 7 

Signals  of  distress 7 

Signals  for  pilots 8 

PABT  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 

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

Pennant  under  ZY 33 

Decimals  and  fractions — BCO  to  BDZ 34 

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

URGENT   AND   IMPORTANT   SIGNALS. 

Flags  AB  toZY ,. 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  AVJ '. 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 

AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 

Phrases  formed  with  auxiliary  verbs— REA  to  CWT 62 

GEOGRAPHICAL   LIST. 

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

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

PART  II. 

INDEX. 

General  vocabulary— CXA  to  ZNP 143 

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


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6  CONTENTS. 

PART  III. 

Page. 

Storm-warning  display  stations  of  the  United  States 505 

Time  signals  of  the  United  States 509 

United  States  naval  wireless  telegraph  stations 512 

Life-saving  districts  and  stations  of  the  United  States , 515 

Lloyd's  signal  stations  of  the  world 522 

Distant  signals — 

(a)  Fixed  semaphore  for  coast  use 527 

(6)  International  Code  Signals 528 

(c)  Special  signals 531 

Semaphores  and  semaphoring  by  hand  flags — 

(a)  British , 540 

(6)  French 542 

United  States  Army  and  Navy  Code ". 545 

Morse  code ' '   547 


CODE  FLAGS  AND  PENNANTS. 


PLATJE   III 


INTERNATIONAL  CODE  OF  SIGNALS. 


MEANINGS  OF  FLAGS  AND  PENNANTS  HOISTED  SINGLY. 


Signal. 


Meaning. 


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

■Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 
— 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 
B 
C 
D 
E 
F 
G 
H 
I 
J 
K 
L 
M 
N 
O 
P 

3 

s 

T 
U 
V 
W 
X 
Y 
Z 


— I  am  on  full-speed  trial. 

I  am  taking  in  {or,  discharging)  explosives. 
— Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 

No,  or,  Negative. 
—Alphabetical  Signal  No.  1.* 

Alphabetical  Signal  No.  2.* 
—Alphabetical  Signal  No.  3.* 

— Stop,  Heave-to,  or,  Come  nearer ;  I  have  something  important  to  communicate. 
— I  have  not  a  clean  bill  of  health. 
— I  have  headway. 

— I  have  stern-board.  » 

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

Numeral  Signal  No.  1.  j 

Numeral  Signal  No.  2.  \ 

Numeral  Signal  No.  3,-f 
— I  am  about  to  sail ;  all  persons  to  report  on  board. 

I  have  a  clean  bill  of  health,  but  am  liable  to  quarantine. 
— Do  not  pass  ahead  of  me. 

■I  want  a  pilot. 

Do  not  overtake  me. 

My  engines  are  stopped. 
— My  engines  are  going  astern. 

All  boats  are  to  return  to  the  ship. 

I  will  pass  ahead  of  you. 
—All  ships  of  the  convoy  are  to  rejoin  company. 
— I  will  pass  astern  of  you. 


*For  Instructions  as  to  the  use  of  these  Signals,  see  page  18.       fFor  Instructions  as  to  the  use  of  these  Signals,  see  page  32. 


\ 


INTERNATIONAL  CODE  SIGNALS  OF  DISTRESS. 


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

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

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

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

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SIGNALS  OF  DISTRESS. 


INTERNATIONAL  CODE  SIGNALS  FOR  A  PILOT. 


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

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

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


INTERNATIONAL  CODE  OE  SIGNALS. 


PART  h 


SIGNALS  MADE  BY  FLAGS  OF  THE  CODE. 


0) 


PART  I. 


INSTRUCTIONS  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  by  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  by  the  vessel  she  is  addressing  (see  paragraph  9), 
she  proceeds  with  the  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  ANSWER  A  SIGNAL. 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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12  INSTRUCTIONS   HOW   TO   SIGNAL.  PART  I. 

NOTES  ON  SIGNALING. 

1.  Plurals.— To  facilitate  the  translation  of  the  Code  into  foreign  languages,  the 
plura'ls  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  the  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  shoivn  by 
the  chronometer  at  the  instant  of  dipping  are  then  to  be  hoisted.     To  insure  accuracy, 

a  second  comparison  should  be  made. 

« 

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

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

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

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

be  kept  flying  until  all  communication  is  ended;  the  Code  Flag  may  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  reading  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. 
EXAMPLE. 


13 


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

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


1st  hoist, 

2d  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). 

SW=J  wish  to  obtain  orders  from  my  owner,  Mr, ,  at . 

Code  flag  over  E=27ie  signals  which  follow  are  alphabetical,     [Before  this  signal 

is  made  the  Code  Flag  under  the  Ensign  may  be  hauled  down.) 
0=c7. 

Code  Flag  over  F='Z)o£  between  initials. 

THOM  ) 


SON 


=  Thomson. 


Code  Flag  over  M=The  signal  which  follows  is  a  numeral  signal,  and  is  to  be 

looked  out  in  the  Numeral  Table  (page  32) . 
BE=25. 

Code  Flag  over  E=T7ie  signals  lohich  follow  are  alphabetical.  \ 

BRO) 


AD 


=Broad. 


Code  Flag  over  Gt=The  Alphabetical  Signals  are  ended, 

WZN=Si7-eef. 

AZOT =New  York. 


ALPHABETICAL    (SPELLING)    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  32)  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 — 
Code  Flag  over  Flag  & — 


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  form  words. 

Alphabetical  Signal  No.  2,  indicating  the  end  of  a  word  made  by- 
Alphabetical  Signals,  or  dot  between  initials. 

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


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INSTRUCTIONS   HOW  TO   SIGNAL. 
EXAMPLE. 

To  spell  "William  J.  Perry:" 

1st  hoist,        Code  Flag  over  T£=The  signals  which  follow  are  alphabetical. 
WIL 
LIAM 


Paet  I. 


2d  hoist, 
3d  hoist, 


=  William. 


4th  hoist,  Code  Flag  over  F=End  of  the  word  (also  means  dot  between  initials) 

5th  hoist,  3= J. 

6th  hoist,  Code  Flag  over  F=Dot  between  initials  (also  means  end  of  the  word). 

7th  hoist,  PER 

8th  hoist,  RY 

9th  hoist,  Code  Flag  over  G= Alphabetical  Signals  are  ended. 

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


= Perry. 


ALPHABETICAL  SPELLING  TABLE. 


Ibis  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 

Ahw 

CBVG 

Akf 

CBYS 

Amp 

CBHQ 

Add 

CBMF 

Afn 

CBQS 

Ahx 

CBVH 

Akg 

CBYT 

Amq 

CBDF 

Aa 

CBHR 

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 

CBML 

Afs 

CBQY 

Aib 

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 

Ami 

CBDN 

Abb 

CBHZ 

Adl 

CBMQ 

Afv 

CBRF 

Aie 

CBVR 

Ako 

CBZH 

Amy 

CBDP 

Abe 

CBJD 

Adm 

CBMR 

Afw 

CBRG 

Aif 

CBVS 

Akp 

CBZJ 

Amz 

CBDQ 

Aba 

CBJF 

Adn 

CBMS 

Afx 

CBRH 

Aig 

CBVT 

Akq 

CBZK 

An 

CBDR 

Abe 

CBJG 

Ado 

CBMT 

Afy 

CBRJ 

Aih 

CBVW 

Akr 

CBZL 

Ana 

CBDS 

Abf 

CBJH 

Adp 

CBMV 

Afz 

CBRK 

Aii 

OBVX 

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 

OBZP 

Ana 

CBDW 

AM 

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 

OBRS 

Aio 

CBWH 

Aky 

CBZT 

Ani 

CBFD 

Abm 

CBJR 

Adw 

CBNG 

Agf 

CBRT 

Aip 

CBWJ 

Akz 

CBZV 

Anj 

CBFG 

Abn 

CBJS 

Adx 

CBNH 

Agg 

CBRV 

Aiq 

CBWK 

Al 

CBZW 

Ank 

CBFH 

Abo 

CBJT 

Ady 

CBNJ 

Agh 

CBRW 

Air 

CBWL 

Ala 

CBZX 

Anl 

CBFJ 

Abp 

CBJV 

Adz 

CBNK 

Agi 

CBRX 

Ais 

CBWM 

Alb 

CBZY 

Anm 

CBFK 

Abq 

CBJW 

Ae 

CBNL 

Agj 

CBRY 

Ait 

CBWN 

Ale 

CDBF 

Ann 

CBFL 

Abr 

CBJX 

Aea 

CBNM 

Agk 

CBRZ 

Aiu 

CBWP 

Aid 

CDBG 

Anp 

CBFM 

Abs 

CBJY 

Aeb 

CBNP 

Agl 

CBSD 

Aiy 

CBWQ 

Ale 

CDBH 

Anq 

CBFN 

Abt 

CBJZ 

Aeo 

CBNQ 

Agm 

CBSF 

Aiw 

CBWR 

Alf 

CDBJ 

Anr 

OBFP 

Abu 

CBKD 

Aed 

CBNR 

Agn 

CBSG 

Aix 

CBWS 

Alg 

CDBK 

Ans 

CBFQ 

Abv 

CBKF 

Aee 

CBNS 

Ago 

CBSH 

Aiy 

CBWT 

Alh 

CDBL 

Ant 

CBFR 

Abw 

CBKG 

Aef 

CBNT 

-A-gp 

CBSJ 

Aiz 

CBWV 

Ali 

CDBM 

Anu 

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 

CBKL 

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 

Ajd. 

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 

Ajg 

CBXJ 

Alq 

CDBW 

Aob 

CBGF 

Ace 

CBKS 

Aeo 

CBPH 

Agy 

CBSV 

Ajh 

CBXK 

Air 

CDBX 

Aoc 

CBGH 

Acf 

CBKT 

Aep 

CBPJ 

Agz 

CBSW 

Aji 

CBXL 

Als 

CDBY 

Aoa 

CBGJ 

Acg 

CBKV 

Aeq 

CBPK 

Ah 

CBSX 

Ajj 

CBXM 

Alt 

CDBZ 

Aoe 

CBGK 

Ach 

CBKW 

Aer 

CBPL 

Aha 

CBSY 

Ajk 

CBXN 

All! 

CDFB    v 

Aof 

CBGL 

Aci 

CBKX 

Aes 

CBPM 

Ahb 

OBSZ 

Ajl 

CBXP 

Alv 

CDFG 

Aog 

CBGM 

Acj 

CBKY 

Aet 

CBPN 

Ahc 

CBTD 

Ajm 

CBXQ 

Alw 

CDFH 

Aoh 

CBGN 

Aek 

CBKZ 

Aeu 

CBPQ 

Ahd 

CBTF 

Ajn 

CBXR 

Alx 

CDFJ 

Aoi 

CBGP 

Acl 

CBLD 

Aev 

CBPR 

Ahe 

CBTG 

Ajo 

CBXS 

Aiy 

CDFK 

Aoj 

CBGQ 
CBGR 

Acm 

CBLF 

Aew 

CBPS 

Ahf 

CBTH 

Ajp 

CBXT 

Alz 

CDFL 

Aok 

Acn 

CBLG 

Aex 

CBPT 

Ahg 

CBTJ 

AJq 

CBXV 

Am 

CDFM 

Aol 

CBGS 

Aco 

CBLH 

Aey 

OBPV 

Ahh 

CBTK 

Ajr 

CBXW 

Ama 

CDFN 

Aom 

CBGT 

Acp 
Acq 

CBLJ 

Aez 

CBPW 

Ahi 

CBTL 

Ajs 

CBXY 

Amb 

CDFP 

Aon 

CBGV 

CBLK 

Af 

CBPX 

Ahj 

CBTM 

Ajt 

CBXZ 

Amc 

CDFQ 

Aoo 

CBGW 

Acr 

CBLM 

Afa 

CBPY 

Ahk 

CBTN 

Aju 

CBYD 

Ama 

CDFR 

Aop   ' 

CBGX 

Acs 

CBLN 

Afb 

OBPZ 

Ahl 

CBTP 

Ajv 

CBYF 

Ame 

CDFS 

Aoq 

CBGY 

Act 

CBLP 

Afc 

CBQD 

Ahm 

CBTQ 

Ajw 

CBYG 

Amf 

CDFT 

Aor 

CBGZ 

Acu 

CBLQ 

Afd 

CBQF 

Ahn 

CBTR 

Ajx 

CBYH 

Amg 

CDFV 

Aos 

CBHD 

Acv 

CBLR 

Afe 

CBQG 

Aho 

CBTS 

Ajy 

CBYJ 

Amh. 

CDFW 

Aot 

CBHF 

Acw 

OBLS 

Aff 

CBQH 

Ahp 

CBTV 

Ajz 

CBYK 

Ami 

CDFX 

Aou 

CBHG 

Acx 

CBLT 

Afg 

CBQJ 

Ahq 

CBTW 

Ak 

CBYL 

Amj 

CDFY 

Aov 

CBHJ 

Acy 
Acz 

CBLV 

Afh 

CBQK 

Ahr 

CBTX 

Aka 

CBYM 

Amk 

CDFZ 

Aow 

CBHK 

CBLW 

Afl 

CBQL 

Ahs 

CBTY 

Akb 

CBYN 

Ami 

CDGB 

Aox 

CBHL 

Ad 

CBLX 

Afj 

CBQM 

Aht 

CBTZ 

Ako 

CBYP 

Amm 

CDGF 

Aoy 

CBHM 

Ada 

CBLY 

Afk 

CBQN 

Ahu 

CBVD 

Akd 

CBYQ 

Amu 

CDGH 

Aoz 

CBHN 

Adb 

CBLZ 

Afl 

CBQP 

Ahv 

CBVF 

Ake 

CBYR 

Amo 

CDGJ 

Ap 

%■  (15) 


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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


Part  I. 


CDGK 

Apa 

CDLM 

Aru 

CDQN 

Aun 

CDVQ 

Axg 

CDZS 

CFHJ 

Bf 

CDGL 

Apb 

CDLN 

Arv 

CDQP 

Auo 

CDVR 

Axh 

CDZT 

CFHK 

Bg 

CDGM 

Ape 

CDLP 

Arw 

CDQR 

Aup 

CDVS 

Axi 

CDZV 

CFHL 

Bh 

CDGN 

Apd 

CDLQ 

Arx 

CDQS 

Auq 

CDVT 

Axj 

CDZW 

CFHM 

Bi 

CDGP 

Ape 

CDLR 

Ary 

CDQT 

Aur 

CDVW 

Axk 

CDZX 

CFHN 

Bia 

CDGQ 

Apf 

CDLS 

Arz 

CDQV 

Aus 

CDVX 

Axl 

CDZY 

CFHP 

Bib 

CDGR 

Apg 

CDLT 

As 

CDQW 

Aut 

CDVY 

Axm 

CFHQ 

Bic 

CDGS 

Aph 

CDLV 

Asa 

CDQX 

Auu 

CDVZ 

Axn 

CFHR 

Bid 

CDGT 

Api 

CDLW 

Asb 

CDQY 

Auv 

CDWB 

Axo 

CFHS 

Bie 

CDGV 

Apj 

CDLX 

Asc 

CDQZ 

Auw 

CDWF 

Axp 

CFHT 

Bif 

CDGW 

Apk 

CDLY 

Asd 

CDRB 

Aux 

CDWG 

Axq 

CFHV 

Big 

CDGX 

Apl 

CDLZ 

Ase 

CDRF 

Auy 

CDWH 

Axr 

CFHW 

Bih 

CDGY 

Apm 

CDMB 

Asf 

CDRG 

Auz 

CDWJ 

Axs 

CFHX 

Bii 

CDGZ 

Apn 

CDMF 

Asg 

CDRH 

Av 

CDWK 

Axt 

CFHY 

Bij 

CDHB 

Apo 

CDMG 

Ash 

CDRJ 

Ava 

CDWL 

Axu 

CFHZ 

Bik 

CDHF 

App 

CDMH 

Asi 

CDRK 

Avb 

CDWM 

Axv 

B. 

CFJB 

Bim 

CDHG 

Apq 

CDMJ 

Asj 

CDRL 

Ave 

CD  WW 

Axw 

CFJD 
CFJG 

Bin 

CDHJ 

Apr 

CDMK 

Ask 

CDRM 

Avd 

CDWP 

Axx 

CFHD 

Ba 

Bio 

CDHK 

Aps 

CDML 

Asl 

CDRN 

Ave 

CDWQ 

Axy 

CFBG 

Baa 

CKJH 

Bip 

CDHL 

Apt 

CDMN 

Asm 

CDRP 

Avf 

CDWR 

Axz 

CFBH 

Bab 

CFJK 

Biq 

CDHM 

Apu 

CDMP 

Asn 

CDRQ 

Avg 

CDWS 

Ay 

CFBJ 

Bac 

CFJL 

Bir 

CDHH 

Apv 

CDMQ 

Aso 

CDRS 

Avh 

CDWT 

Aya 

CFBK 

Bad 

CFJM 

Bis 

CDHP 

Apw 

ODMR 

Asp 

CDRT 

Avi 

CDWV 

Ayb 

CFBL 

Bae 

CFJN 

Bit 

CDHQ 

Apx 

CDMS 

Asq 

CDRV 

Avj 

CDWX 

Aye 

CFBM 

Baf 

CFJP 

Biu 

CDHR 

Apy 

CDMT 

Asr 

CDRW 

Avk 

CDWY 

Ayd 

CFBN 

Bag 

CFJQ 

Biv 

CDHS 

Apz 

CDMV 

Ass 

CDRX 

Avl 

CDWZ 

Aye 

CFBP 

Bah 

CFJR 

Biw 

CDHT 

Aq 

CDMW 

Ast 

CDRY 

Avm 

CDXB 

Ayf 

CFBQ 

Bai 

CFJS 

Bix 

CDHV 

Aqa 

CDMX 

Asu 

CDRZ 

Avn 

CDXF 

Ayg 

CFBR 

Baj 

CFJT 

Biy 

CDHW 

Aqb 

CDMY 

Asv 

CDSB 

Avo 

CDXG 

Ayh 

CFBS 

Bak 

CFJV 

Biz 

CDHX 

Aqc 

CDMZ 

Asw 

CDSF 

Avp 

CDXH 

Ayi 

CFBT 

Bal 

CFJW 

Bj 

CDHY 

Aqd 

CDNB 

Asx 

CDSG 

Avq 

CDXJ 

Ayj 

CFBV 

Bam 

CFJX 

Bk 

CDHZ 

Aqe 

CDNF 

Asy 

CDSH 

Avr 

CDXK 

Ayk 

CFBW 

Ban 

CFJY 

Bl 

CDJB 

Aqf 

CDNG 

Asz 

CDSJ 

Avs 

CDXL 

Ayl 

CFBX 

Bao 

CFJZ 

Bla 

CDJF 

Aqg 

CDNH 

At 

CDSK 

Avt 

CDXM 

Aym 

CFBY 

Bap 

CFKB 

Ble 

CDJG 

Aqh  • 

CDNJ 

Ata 

CDSL 

Avu 

CDXN 

Ayn 

CFBZ 

Baq 

CFKD 

Bli 

CDJH 

Aqi 

CDNK 

Atb 

CDSM 

Avv 

CDXP 

Ayo 

CFDB 

Bar 

CFKG 

Bio 

CDJK 

Aqj 

CDNL 

Ate 

CDSN 

Avw 

CDXQ 

Ayp 

CFDG 

Bas 

CFKH 

Bin 

CDJL 

Aqk 

CDNM 

Atd 

CDSP 

Avx 

CDXR 

Ayq 

CFDH 

Bat 

CFKJ 

Bly 

CDJM 

Aql 

CDNP 

Ate 

CDSQ 

Avy 

CDXS 

Ayr 

CFDJ 

Bau 

CFKL 

Bm 

CDJN 

Aqm 

CDNQ 

Atf 

CDSR 

Avz 

CDXT 

Ays 

CFDK 

Bav 

CFKM 

Bn 

CDJP 

Aqn 

CDNR 

Atg 

CDST 

Aw 

CDXV 

Ayt 

CFDL 

Baw 

CFKN 

Bo 

CDJQ 

Aqo 

CDNS 

Ath 

CDSV 

Awa 

CDXW 

Ayu 

CFDM 

Bax 

CFKP 

Boa 

CDJR 

Aqp 

CDNT 

Ati 

CDSW 

Awb 

CDXY 

Ayv 

CFDN 

Bay 

CFKQ 

Bob 

CDJS 

Aqq 

CDNV 

Atj 

CDSX 

Awe 

CDXZ 

Ayw 

CFDP 

Baz 

CFKR 

Boc 

CDJT 

Aqr 

CDNW 

Atk 

CDSY 

Awd 

CDYB 

Ayx 

CFDQ 

Bb 

CFKS 

Bod 

CDJV 

Aqs 

CDNX 

Atl 

CDSZ 

Awe 

ODYF 

Ayy 

CFDR 

Be 

CFKT 

Boe 

ODJW 

Aqt 

CDNY 

Atm 

CDTB 

Awl 

CDYG 

Ayz 

CFDS 

Bd 

CFKV 

Bof 

CDJX 

Aqu 

CDNZ 

Atn 

CDTF 

Awg 

CDYH 

Az 

CFDT 

Be 

CFKW 

Bog 

CDJY 

Aqv 

CDPB 

Ato 

CDTG 

Awb 

CDYJ 

Aza 

CFDV 

Bea 

CFKX 

Boh 

CDJZ 

Aqw 

CDPF 

Atp 

CDTH 

Awi 

CDYK 

Azb 

CFDW 

Beb 

CFKY 

Boi 

ODKB 

Aqx 

CDPG 

Atq 

CDTJ 

Awj 

CDYL 

Aze 

CFDX 

Bee 

CFKZ 

Boj 

CDKF 

Aqy 

CDPH 

Atr 

CDTK 

Awk 

CDYM 

Azd 

CFDY 

Bed 

CFLB 

Bok 

CDKG 

Aqz 

CDPJ 

Ats 

CDTL 

Awl 

CDYN 

Aze 

CFDZ 

Bee 

CFLD 

Bol 

CDKH 

Ar 

CDPK 

Att 

CDTM 

Awm 

CDYP 

Azf 

CFGB 

Bef 

CFLG 

Bom 

CDKJ 

Ara 

CDPL 

Atu 

CDTN 

Awn 

CDYQ 

Azg 

CFGD 

Beg 

CFLH 

Bon 

CDKL 

Arb 

CDPM 

Atv 

CDTP 

Awo 

CDYR 

Azh 

CFGH 

Beh 

CFLJ 

Bop 

CDKM 

Arc 

CDPN 

Atw 

CDTQ 

Awp 

CDYS 

Azi 

CFGJ 

Bei 

CFLK 

Boq 

CDKN 

Ard 

CDPQ 

Atx 

CDTR 

Awq 

CDYT 

Azj 

CFGK 

Bej 

CFLM 

Bor 

CDKP 

Are 

CDPR 

Aty 

CDTS 

Awr 

CDYV 

Azk 

CFGL 

Bek 

CFLN 

Bos 

CDKQ 

Arf   ' 

CDPS 

Atz 

CDTV 

Aws 

CDYW 

Azl 

CFGM 

Bel 

CFLP 

Bot 

CDKR 

Arg 

CDPT 
CDPV 

An 

CDTW 

Awt 

CDYX 

Azm 

CFGN 

Bern 

CFLQ 

Bon 

CDKS 

Arh 

Ana 

CDTX 

Awu 

CDYZ 

Azn 

CFGP 

Ben 

CFLR 

Bov 

CDKT 

Ari 

GDPW 

Aub 

CDTY 

Awv 

CDZB 

Azo 

CFGQ 

Beo 

CFLS 

Bow 

CDKV 

Arj 

CDPX 

Auc 

CDTZ 

Aww 

CDZF 

Azp 

CFGR 

Bep 

CFLT 

Box 

CDKW 

Ark 

CDPY 

And 

CDVB 

Awx 

CDZG 

Azq 

CFGS 

Beq 

CFLV 

Boy 

CDKX 

Arl 

CDPZ 

Aue 

CDVF 

Awy 

CDZH 

Azr 

CFGT 

Ber 

CFLW 

Boz 

CDKY 

Arm 

CDQB 

Auf 

CDVG 

Awz 

CDZJ 

Azs 

CFGV 

Bes 

CFLX 

Bp 

CDKZ 

Arn 

CDQF 

Aug 

CDVH 

Ax 

CDZK 

Azt 

CFGW 

Bet 

CFLY 

Bq 

CDLB 

Aro 

CDQG 

Auh 

CDVJ 

Axa 

CDZL 

Azu 

CFGX 

Beu 

CFLZ 

Br 

CDLF 

Arp 

CDQH 

Aui 

CDVK 

Axb 

CDZM 

Azv 

CFGY 

Bev 

CFMB 

Bra 

CDLG 

Arq 

CDQJ 

Auj 

CDVL 

Axe 

CDZN 

Azw 

CFGZ 

Bew 

CFMD 

Bre 

CDLH 

Arr 

CDQK 

Auk 

CD.VM 

Axd 

CDZP 

Azx 

CFHB 

Bex 

CFMG 

Bri 

CDLJ 

Ars 

CDQL 

Aul 

CDVN 

Axe 

CDZQ 

Azy 

CFHD 

Bey 

CFMH 

Bro 

CDLK 

Art 

CDQM 

Aum 

CDVP 

Axf 

CDZR 

Azz 

CFHG 

Bez 

CFMJ 

Bru 

I 

*  Part  I. 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


17 


CFMK 

Bry 

CFQW 

Cao 

CFVY 

Cic 

CGBD 

Cua 

CGJF 

Czl 

CGMS 

Deq 

CFML 

Bs 

CFQX 

Cap 

CFVZ 

Cid 

CGBF 

Cub 

CGJH 

Czm 

CGMT 

Der 

CFMN 

Bt 

CFQY 

Caq 

CFWB 

Cie 

CGBH 

Cue 

CGJK 

Czn 

CGMV 

Des 

OFMP 

Bu 

CFQZ 

Car 

CFWD 

Cif 

CGBJ 

Cud 

CGJL 

Czo 

CGMW 

Det 

CFMQ 

Bua 

CFRB 

Cas 

CFWG 

Cig 

CGBK 

Cue 

CGJM 

Czp 

CGMX 

Deu 

CFMR 

Bub 

CFRD 

Cat 

CFWH 

Cih 

CGBL 

Cuf 

CGJN 

Czq 

CGMY 

Dev 

CFMS 

Buc 

CFRG 

Cau 

CFWJ 

Cii 

CGBM 

Cug 

CGJP 

Czr 

CGMZ 

Dew 

OFMT 

Bud 

CFRH 

Cav 

CFWK 

Cij 

CGBN 

Cuh 

CGJQ 

Czs 

CGNB 

Dex 

CFMV. 

Bue 

CFRJ 

Caw 

CFWL 

Cik 

CGBP 

Cui 

CG.IR 

Czt 

CGND 

Dey 

CFMW 

Buf     • 

CFRK 

Cax 

CFWM 

Cil 

CGBQ 

Cuj 

CGJS 

Czu 

CGNF 

Dez 

CFMX 

Bug 

CFRL 

Cay 

CFWN 

Cim 

CGBR 

Cuk 

CGJT 

Czv 

CGNH 

Df 

CFMY 

Buh 

CFRM 

Caz 

CFWP 

Cin 

CGBS 

Cul 

CGJV 

Czw 

CGNJ 

Dg 

CFMZ 

Bui 

CFRN 

Cb 

CFWQ 

Cio 

CGBT 

Cum 

CGJW 

Czx 

,CGNK 

Dh 

CFNB 

Buj 

CFRP 

Cc 

CFWR 

Cip 

CGBV 

Cun 

CGJX 

Czy 

CGNL 

Dha 

CFND 

Buk 

CFRQ 

Cd 

CFWS 

Ciq 

CGBW 

Cuo 

CGJY 

Czz 

CGNM 

Dhe 

CFNG 

Bui 

CFRS 

Ce 

CFWT 

Cir 

CGBX 

Cup 

CGJZ 

CGNP 

Dhi 

CFNH 

Bum 

CFRT 

Cea 

CFWV 

Cis 

CGBY 

Cuq 

CGNQ 

Dho 

CFNJ 

Bun 

CFRV 

Ceb 

CFWX 

Cit 

CGBZ 

Cur 

CGNR 

Dhu 

CFNK 

Buo 

CFRW 

Ceo 

CFWY 

Ciu 

CGDB 

Cus 

CGNS 

Dhy 

CFNL 

Bup 

CFRX 

Ced 

CFWZ 

Civ 

CGDF 

Cut 

CGNT 

Di 

CFNJM 

Buq 

CFRY 

Cee 

CFXB 

Ciw 

CGDH 

Cuu 

CGNV 

Dia 

CFNP 

Bur 

CFRZ 

Cef 

CFXD 

Cix 

CGDJ 

Cuv 

CGNW 

Dib 

CFNQ 

Bus 

CFSB 

Ceg 

CFXG 

Ciy 

CGDK 

Cuw 

CGNX 

Die 

CFNR 

But 

CFSD 

Ceh 

CFXH 

Ciz 

CGDL 

Cux 

CGNY 

Did 

OFNS 

Buu 

CFSG 

Cei 

CFXJ 

Cj 

CGDM 

Cuy 

CGNZ 

Die 

CFNT 

Buv 

CFSH 

Cej 

CFXK 

Ck 

CGDN 

Cuz 

D. 

CGPB 

Dif 

CFNV 

Buw 

CFSJ 

Cek 

CFXL 

CI 

CGDP 

Cv 

CGPD 

Dig 

cfnw 

Bux 

CFSK 

Cel 

CFXM 

Cla 

CGDQ 

Cva 

CGKB 

Da 

CGPF 

Dih 

CFNX 

Buy 

CFSL 

Cem 

CFXN 

Cle 

CGDR 

Cve 

CGKD 

Daa 

CGPH 

Dii 

CFNY 

Buz 

CFSM 

Cen 

CFXP 

Cli 

CGDS 

Cvi 

CGKF 

Dab 

CGPJ 

Dij 

CFNZ 

Bv 

CFSN 

Ceo 

CFXQ 

Clo 

CGDT 

Cvo 

CGKH 

Dae 

CGPK 

Dik 

CFPB 

Bw 

CFSP 

Cep 

CFXR 

Clu 

CGDV 

Cvu 

CGKJ 

Dad 

CGPL 

Dil 

CFPD 

Bx 

CFSQ 

Ceq 

CFXS 

Cly 

CGDW 

Cvy 

CGKL 

Dae 

CGPM 

Dim 

CFPG 

By 

CFSR 

Cer 

CFXT 

Cm 

CGDX 

Cw 

CGKM 

Daf 

CGPN 

Din 

CFPH 

Bya 

CFST 

Ces 

CFXV 

Cn 

CGDY 

Cx 

CGKN 

Dag 

CGPQ 

Dio 

CFPJ 

Bye 

CFSV 

Cet 

CFXW 

Co 

CGDZ 

Cy 

CGKP 

Dah 

CGPR 

Dip 

CFPK 

Byi 

CFSW 

Ceu 

CFXY 

Coa 

CGFB 

Cya 

CGKQ 

Dai 

CGPS 

Diq 

CFPL 

Byo 

CFSX 

Cev 

CFXZ 

Cob 

CGFD 

Cyb 

CGKR 

Daj 

CGPT 

Dir 

CFPM 

Byu 

CFSY 

Cew 

CFYB 

Coc 

CGFH 

Cyc 

CGKS 

Dak 

CGPV 

Dis 

CFPN 

Bz 

CFSZ 

Cex 

CFYD 

Cod 

CGFJ 

Cyd 

CGKT 

Dal 

CGPW 

Dit 

CFPQ 

CFTB 

Cey 

CFYG 

Coe 

CGFK 

Cye 

CGKV 

Dam 

CGPX 

Diu 

CFPR 

CFTD 

Cez 

CFYH 

Cof 

CGFL 

Cyf 

CGKW 

Dan 

CGPY 

Div 

CFPS 

CFTG 

Cf 

CFYJ 

Cog 

CGFM 

Cyg 

CGKX 

Dao 

CGPZ 

Diw 

CFPT 

CFTH 

Cg 

CFYK 

Coh 

CGFN 

Cyh 

CGKY 

Dap 

CGQB 

Dix 

CFPV 

CFTJ 

Ch 

CFYL 

Coi 

CGFP 

Cyi 

CGKZ 

Daq 

CGQD 

Diy 

CFPW 

CFTK 

Cha  . 

CFYM 

Coj 

CGFQ 

Cyj 

CGLB 

Dar 

CGQF 

Diz 

CFPX 

CFTL 

Chb 

CFYN 

Cok 

CGFR 

Cyk 

CGLD 

Das 

CGQH 

Dj 

CFPY 

.  B 

CFTM 

Che 

CFYP 

Col 

CGFS 

Cyl 

CGLF. 

Dat 

CGQJ 

Dk 

CFPZ 

CFTN 

Chd 

CFYQ 

Com 

CGFT 

Cym 

CGLH 

Dau 

CGQK 

Dl 

CFTP 

Che 

CFYR 

Con   . 

CGFV 

Cyn 

CGLJ 

Dav 

CGQL 

Dla     , 

CFTQ 

Chf 

CFYS 

Coo 

CGFW 

Cyo 

CGLK 

Daw 

CGQM 

Die 

CFTR 

Chg 

CFYT 

Cop 

CGFX 

Cyp 

CGLM 

Dax 

CGQN 

Dli 

CFTS 

Chh 

CFYV 

Coq 

CGFY 

Cyq 

CGLK 

Day 

CGQP 

Dlo 

CFTV 

Chi 

CFYW 

Cor 

CGF'Z 

Cyr 

CGLP 

Daz 

CQQR 

Dlu 

CFTW 

Chj 

CFYX 

Cos 

CGHB 

Cys 

CGLQ 

Db 

CGQS 

Dly 

CFTX 

Chk 

CFYZ 

Cot 

CGHD 

Cyt 

CGLR 

Dc 

CGQT 

Dm 

CFTY 

Chi 

CFZB 

Cou 

CGHF 

Cyu 

CGLS 

Dd 

CGQV 

Dn 

CFTZ 

Chm 

CFZD 

Cov 

CGHJ 

Cyv 

CGLT 

De 

CGQW 

Do 

C. 

CFVB 

Chn 

CFZG 

Cow 

CGHK 

Cyw 

CGLV 

Dea 

CGQX 

Doa 

CFVD 

Cho 

CFZH 

Cox 

CGHL 

Cyx 

CGLW 

Deb 

CGQY 

Dob 

CFQB 

Ca 

CFVG 

Chp 

CFZJ    . 

Coy 

CGHM 

Cyy 

CGLX 

Dec 

CGQZ 

Doc 

CFQD 

Caa 

CFVH 

Chq 

CFZK 

Coz 

CGHN 

Cyz 

CGLY 

Ded 

CGRB 

Dod 

CFQG 

Cab 

CFVJ 

Chr 

CFZL 

Cp 

CGHP 

Cz 

CGLZ 

Dee 

CGRD 

Doe 

CFQH 

Cac 

CFVK 

Chs 

CFZM 

Cq 

CGHQ 

Cza 

CGMB 

Def 

CGRF 

Dof 

CFQJ 

Cad 

CFVL 

Cht 

CFZN 

Cr 

CGHR 

Czb 

CGMD 

Deg 

CGRH 

Dog 

CFQK 
CFQL 

Cae 

CFVM 

Chu 

CFZP 

Cra 

CGHS 

Czc 

CGMF 

Deh 

CGRJ 

Doh 

Caf 

CFVN 

Chv 

CFZQ 

Cre 

CGHT 

Czd 

CGMH 

Dei 

CGRK 

Doi 

CFQM 

Cag 

CFVP 

Chw  ' 

CFZR 

Cri 

CGHV 

Cze 

CGMJ 

Dej 

CGRL 

Doj 

CFQN 

Cah 

CFVQ 

Chx 

CFZS 

Cro 

CGHW 

Czf 

CGMK 

Dek 

CGRM 

Dok 

CFQP 

Cai 

CFVR 

Chy 

CFZT 

Cru 

CGHX 

Czg 

CGML 

Del 

CGRN 

Dol 

CFQR 
CFQS 
CFQT 
CFQV 

Caj  , 

CFVS 

Chz 

CFZV 

Cry 

CGHY 

Czh 

CGMN 

Dem 

CGRP 

Dom 

Cal  ' 

CFVT 

Ci 

CFZW 

Cs 

CGHZ 

Czi 

CGMP 

Den 

CGRQ 

Don 

Cam 

CFVW 

Cia 

CFZX 

•  Ct 

CGJB 

Czj 

CGMQ 

Deo 

CGRS 

Doo 

Can 

CFVX 

Cib 

CFZY 

Cu 

CGJD 

Czk 

CGMR 

Dep 

CGRT 

Dop 

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18 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


Part  I. 


CGRV 

Doq 

CGWJ 

Ead 

CHBM 

Eex 

CHJP 

Egk 

CHNR 

Ejd 

CHST 

Elx 

CGRW 

Dor 

CGWK 

Eae 

CHBN 

Ecy 

CHJQ 

Egl 

CHNS 

Eje 

CHSV 

Ely 

CGRX 

Dos 

CGWL 

Eaf 

CHBP 

Ecz 

CHJR 

Egm 

CHNT 

Ejf 

CHSW 

Elz 

CGRY 

Dot 

CGWM 

Eag 

CHBQ 

Ed 

CHJS 

Egn 

CHNV 

Ejg 

CHSX 

Em 

CGRZ 

Dou 

CGWN 

Eah 

CHBR 

Eda 

CHJT 

Ego 

CHNW 

Ejh 

OHSY 

Ema 

CGSB 

Dov 

CGWP 

Eai 

GHBS 

Edb 

CHJV 

Egp 

CHNX 

Eji 

CHSZ 

Emb 

CGSD 

Dow 

CGWQ 

Eaj 

OHBT 

Edc 

CHJW 

Egq 

CHNY 

Ejj 

CHTB 

Emc 

CGSF 

Dox 

CGWR 

Eak 

OHBV 

Edd 

CHJX 

Egr 

CHNZ 

Ejk 

CHTD 

Emd 

CGSH 

Doy 

CGWS 

Eal 

OHBW 

Ede 

CHJY 

Egs 

CHPB 

Ejl 

CHTF 

Erne 

CGSJ 

Doz 

CGWT 

Earn 

CHBX 

Edf 

CHJZ 

Egt 

CHPD 

Ejm 

CHTG 

Emf 

CGSK 

Dp 

CGWV 

Ean 

CHBY 

Edg 

CHKB 

Egu 

CHPF 

Ejn 

OHTJ 

Emg 

CGSL 

Dq 

CGWX 

Eao 

CHBZ 

Edh 

CHKD 

Egv 

CHPG 

Ejo 

CHTK 

Emh 

CGSM 

Df 

CGWY 

Eap 

CHDB 

Edi 

CHKF 

Egw 

CHPJ 

Ejp 

CHTL 

Emi 

CGSN 

Dra- 

CGWZ 

Eaq 

CHDF 

Edj 

CHKG 

Egx 

CHPK 

Ejq 

CHTM 

Emj 

CGSP 

Dre 

CGXB 

Ear 

CHDG 

Edk 

CHKJ 

Egy 

CHPL 

Ejr 

CHTN 

Emk 

CGSQ 

Dri 

CGXD 

Eas 

CHDJ 

Edl 

CHKL 

Egz 

CHPM 

Ejs 

CHTP 

Eml 

CGSR 

Dro 

CGXF 

Eat 

CHDK 

Edm 

CHKM 

Eh 

CHPN 

Ejt 

CHTQ 

Emm 

CGST 

Dru 

CGXH 

Ean 

CHDL 

Edn 

CHKN 

Eha 

CHPQ 

Eju 

CHTR 

Emn 

CGSV 

Dry 

CGXJ 

Eav 

.OHDM 

Edo 

CHKP 

Ehb 

CHPR 

Ejv 

CHTS 

Emo 

CGSW 

Ds 

CGXK 

Eaw 

OHDN 

Edp 

CHKQ 

Ebc 

CHPS 

Ejw 

CHTV 

Emp 

CGSX 

Dt 

CGXL 

Eax 

CHDP 

Edq 

OHKR 

Ehd 

CHPT 

Ejx 

CHTW 

Emq 

CGSY 

Du 

CGXM 

Eay 

CHDQ 

Edr 

CHKS 

Ehe 

CHPV 

Ejy 

CHTX 

Emr 

CGSZ 

Dua 

CGXN 

Eaz 

CHDR 

Eds 

CHKT 

Ehf 

CHPW 

Ejz 

CHTY 

Ems 

CGTB 

Dub 

CGXP 

Eb 

CHDS 

Edt 

CHKV 

Ehg 

CHPX 

Ek 

CHTZ 

Emt 

CGTD 

Due 

CGXQ 

Eba 

CHDT 

Edu 

CHKW 

Ebb. 

CHPY 

Eka 

CHVB 

Emu 

CGTF 

Dud 

CGXR 

Ebb 

CHDV 

Edv 

CHKX 

Ehi 

CHPZ 

Ekb 

CHVD 

Emv 

CGTH 

Due 

CGXS 

Ebc 

CHDW 

Edw 

CHKY 

Ehj 

CHQB 

Eke 

CHVF  . 

Emw 

CGTJ 

Duf 

CGXT 

Ebd 

CHDX 

Edx 

CHKZ 

Ehk 

CHQD 

Ekd 

CHVG 

Emx 

CGTK 

Dug 

CGXV 

Ebe 

CHDY 

Edy 

CHLB 

Ehl 

CHQF 

Eke 

CHVJ 

Emy 

CGTL 

Duh 

CGXW 

Ebf 

CHDZ 

Edz 

CHLD 

Ehiu 

CHQG 

Ekf 

CHVK 

Emz 

CGTM 

Dui 

CGXY 

Ebg 

CHFB 

Ee 

CHLF 

Ehn 

CHQJ 

Ekg 

CHVL 

En 

CGTN 

Duj 

CGXZ 

Ebh 

CHFD 

Eea 

CHLG 

Eho 

CHQK 

Ekh' 

CHVM 

Ena 

CGTP 

Duk 

CGYB 

Ebi 

CHFG 

Eeb 

CHLJ 

Ehp 

CHQL 

Eki 

CHVN 

Enb 

CGTQ 

Dul 

CGYD 

Ebj 

CHFJ 

Eec 

CHLK 

Ehq 

CHQM 

Ekj 

CHVP 

Enc 

CGTR 

Dum 

CGYF 

Ebk 

CHFK 

Eed 

CHLM 

Ehr 

CHQN 

Ekk 

CHVQ 

End 

CGTS 

Dun 

CGYH 

Ebl 

CHFL 

Eem 

CHLN 

Ehs 

CHQP 

Ekl 

CHVR 

Ene 

CGTV 

Duo 

CGYJ 

Ebm 

CHFM 

Ef 

CHLP 

Eht 

CHQR 

Ekm 

CHVS 

Enf 

CGTW 

Dup 

CGYK 

Ebn 

CHFN 

Efa 

CHLQ 

Ehu 

CHQS 

Ekn 

CHVT 

Eng 

OGTX 

Duq 

CGYL 

Ebo 

CHFP 

Efb 

CHLR 

Ehv 

CHQT 

Eko 

CHVW 

Enh 

CGTY 

Dur 

CGYM 

Ebp 

CHFQ 

Efc 

CHLS 

Ehw 

CHQV 

Ekp 

CHVX 

Eni 

CGTZ 

Dus 

CGYN 

Ebq 

CHFR 

Efd 

CHLT 

Ehx 

CHQW 

Ekq 

GHVY 

Enj 

CGVB 

Dut 

CGYP 

Ebr 

CHFS 

Efe 

CHLV 

Ehy 

CHQX 

Ekr 

CHVZ 

Enk 

CGVD 

Duu 

CGYQ 

Ebs 

OHFT 

Eff 

CHLW 

Ehz 

CHQY 

Eks 

CHWB 

Enl 

CGVF 

Duv 

CGYR 

Ebt 

CHFV 

Efg 

CHLX 

Ei 

CHQZ 

Ekt 

CHWD 

Enm 

CGVH 

Duw 

CGYS 

Ebu 

CHFW 

Efh 

CHLY 

Eia 

CHRB 

Eku 

CHWF 

Enn 

CGVJ 

Dux 

CGYT 

Ebv 

CHFX 

Efl 

CHLZ 

Eib 

CHRD 

Ekv 

CHWG 

Eno 

CGVK 

Duy 

CGYV 

Ebw 

CHFY 

Efj 

CHMB 

Eic 

CHRF 

Ekw 

CHWJ 

Enp 

CGVL 

Duz 

CGYW 

Ebx 

CHFZ 

Efk 

CHMD 

Eid 

CHRG 

Ekx 

CHWK 

Enq 

CGVM 

Dv 

CGYX 

Eby 

CHGB 

Efl 

CHMF 

Eie 

CHRJ 

Eky 

CHWL, 

Em- 

.CGVN 

Dw 

CGYZ 

Ebz 

CHGD 

Efm 

CHMG 

Eif 

CHRK 

Ekz 

CHWM 

Ens 

CGVP 

Dx 

CGZB 

Ec 

CHGF 

Efn 

CHMJ 

Eig 

CHRL 

El 

CHWN 

Ent 

CGVQ 

Dy 

CGZD 

Eca 

CHGJ 

Efo 

CHMK 

Eib. 

CHRM 

Ela 

CHWP 

Enu 

CGVR 

Dya 

CGZF 

Ecb 

CHGK 

Efp 

CHML 

Eii 

CHRN 

Eft 

CHWQ 
CHWR 

Env 

CGVS 

Dye 

CGZH 

Ecc 

CHGL 

Efq 

CHMN 

Eij 

CHRP 

Elc 

Enw 

CGVT 

Dyi- 

CGZJ 

Ecd 

CHGM 

Efr 

CHMP 

Eik 

CHRQ 

Eld 

CHWS 

Enx 

CGVW 

Dyo  , 

CGZK 

Ece 

CHGN 

Efs 

CHMQ 

Eil 

CHRS 

Ele 

CHWT 

Eny 
Enz 

CGVX 

Dyu 

CGZL 

Ecf 

CHGP 

Eft 

CHMR 

Eim 

CHRT 

Elf 

CHWV 

CGVY 

Dz 

CGZM 

Ecg 

CHGQ 

Efu 

CHMS 

Ein. 

CHRV 

Elg 

CHWX 

Eo 

CGVZ 

CGZN 

Ech 

CHGR 

Efv 

CHMT 

Eio 

CHRW 

Elh 

CHWY 

Eoa 

CGZP 

Eci 

CHGS 

Efw 

CHMV 

Eip 

CHRX 

Eli 

CHWZ 

Eob 

CGZQ 

Ecj 

CHGT 

Efx 

CHMW- 

Eiq 

CHRY 

Elj 

CHXB 

Eoc 

CGZR 

Eck 

CHGV 

Efy 

CHMX 

Eir 

CHRZ 

Elk 

CHXD 

Eod 

OGZS 

Eel 

CHGW 

Efz 

CHMY 

Eis 

CHSB 

Ell 

CHXF 

Eoe 

CGZT 

Ecm 

CHGX 

Eg 

CHMZ 

Eit 

CHSD 

Elm 

CHXG 

Eof 

CGZV 

Ecn 

CHGY 

Ega 

CHNB 

Eiu 

CHSF 

Ein 

CHXJ 

Eog 

CGZW 

Eco 

CHGZ 

Egb 

CHND 

Eiv 

CHSG 

Elo 

CHXK 

Eob. 

CGZX 

Ecp 

CHJB 

Egc 

CHNF 

Eiw 

CHSJ 

Elp 

CHXD 

Eoi 

CGZY 

Eeq 

CHJD 

Egd 

CHNG 

Eix 

CHSK 

Elq 

CHXM 

Eoj 
Eok 

E. 

CHBD 

Ecr 

CHJF 

Ege 

CHNJ 

Eiy 

CHSL 

Elr 

CHXN 

CHBF 

Ecs 

CHJG 

Egf 

CHNK 

Eiz 

CHSM 

Els 

CHXP 

Eol 

CGWB 

Ea 

CHBG 

Ect 

CHJK 

Egg 

CHNL 

Ej 

CHSN 

Elt      1 

CHXQ 
CHXR 

Eom 

CGWD 

Eaa 

CHBJ 

Ecu 

CHJL 

Egh 

CHNM 

Eja 

CHSP 

Elu 

Eon 

CGWF 

Eab 

CHBK 

Ecv 

CHJM 

Egi 

CHNP 

Ejb 

CHSQ 

Elv 

CHXS 

Eoo 

CGWH 

Eac 

CHBL 

Ecw 

CHJN 

Egj 

CHNQ 

Ejc 

CHSR 

Elw 

-CHXT 

Eop 

Part  I. 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


19 


CHXV 

Eoq 

CJDY 

Erj 

CJLB 

Enc 

CJQF 

Eww 

CJVH 

Ezp 

CJYT 



Fes 

CHXW 

Eor 

CJDZ 

Erk 

CJLD 

Eud 

CJQG 

Ewx 

CJVK 

Ezq 

CJYV 

Fet 

CHXY 

Eos 

CJFB 

Erl 

CJLF 

Eue 

CJQH 

Ewy 

CJVL 

Ezr 

CJYW 

Feu 

CHXZ 

Eot 

CJPD 

Erni 

CJLG 

Euf 

CJQK 

Ewz 

CJVM 

Ezs 

CJYX 

Fev 

CHYB 

Eou 

CJFG 

Ern 

CJLH 

Eug 

CJQL 

Ex 

CJVN 

Ezt 

CJYZ 

Few 

CHYD 

Eov 

CJFH 

Ero 

CJLK 

Euh 

CJQM 

Exa 

CJVP 

Ezu 

CJZB 

Fex 

CHYF 

Eow 

CJFK 

Erp 

CJLM 

Eui 

CJQN 

Exb 

CJVQ 

Ezv 

CJZD 

Fey 

CHYG 

Eox 

CJFL 

Erq 

CJLK 

Euj 

CJQP 

Exc 

CJVR 

Ezw 

CJZF 

Fez 

CHYJ 

Eoy 

CJFM 

Err 

CJLP 

Euk 

CJQR 

Exd 

CJVS 

Ezx 

CJZG 

Ff 

CHYK 

Eoz 

CJFN 

Ers 

CJLQ 

Eul 

CJQS 

Exe 

CJVT 

Ezy 

CJZH 

Fg 

CHYL 

Ep 

CJFP 

Ert 

CJLR 

Eum 

CJQT 

Exf 

CJVW 

Ezz 

CJZK 

Fb 

CHYM 

Epa    ' 

CJFQ 

Eru 

CJLS 

Eun 

CJQV 

Exg 

CJVX 

CJZL 

Fha 

CHYN 

Epb 

CJFR 

Erv 

CJLT 

Euo 

CJQW 

Exb 

CJVY 

CJZM 

Fhe 

CHYP 

Epc 

CJFS 

Erw 

CJLV 

Eup 

CJQX 

Exi 

CJVZ 

CJZN 

Fhi 

CHYQ 

Epd 

CJFT 

Erx 

CJLW 

Euq 

CJQY 

Exj 

CJZP 

Fho 

CHYR 

Epe 

CJFV 

Ery 

CJLX 

Eur 

CJQZ 

Exk 

CJZQ 

Fhu 

CHYS 

Epf 

CJFW 

Erz 

CJLY 

Eus 

CJRB 

Exl 

CJZR 

Fhy 

CHYT 

Epg 

CJFX 

Es 

CJLZ 

Eut 

CJRD 

Exm 

CJZS 

Fi 

CHYV 

Epb 

CJFY 

Esa 

CJMB 

Euu 

CJRF 

Exn 

CJZT 

Fia 

CHYW 

Epi 

CJFZ 

Esb 

CJMD 

Euv 

CJRG 

Exo 

CJZV 

Fib 

CHYX 

Epj 

CJGB 

Esc 

CJMF 

Euw 

CJRH 

Exp 

CJZW 

Fie 

CHYZ 

Epk 

CJGD 

Esd 

CJMG 

Eux 

CJRK 

Exq 

CJZX 

Fid 

CHZB 

Epl 

CJGF 

Ese 

CJMH 

Euy 

CJRL 

Exr 

CKBD 

Fie 

CHZD 

Epm 

CJGH 

Esf 

CJMK 

Euz 

CJRM 

Exs 

F. 

CKBG 

Fif 

CHZP 

Epn 

CJGK 

Esg 

CJ-ML 

Ev 

CJRN 

Ext 

CKBH 

Fig 

CHZG 

Epo 

CJGL 

Esb 

CJMN 

Eva 

CJRP 

Exu 

CJWB 

Fa 

CKBJ 

Fib 

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 

CJET 

Exx 

CJWG 

Fac 

CKBN  • 

Fik 

CHZM 

Eps 

CJGQ 

Esl 

CJMS 

Eve 

CJRV 

Exy 

CJWH 

Fad 

CKBP 

Fil 

:  CHZN 

Ept 

CJGR 

Esm 

CJMT 

Evf 

CJRW 

Exz 

CJWK 

Fae 

CKBQ 

Fiin 

CHZP 

Epu 

CJGS 

Esn 

CJMV 

Evg 

CJRX 

Ey 

CJWL 

Faf 

CKBR 

Fin 

CHZQ 

Epv 

CJGT 

Eso 

CJMW 

Evh 

CJRY 

Eya 

CJWM 

Fag 

CKBS 

Fio 

CHZR 

Epw 

CJGV 

Esp 

CJMX 

Evi 

CJRZ 

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 

CJWR 

Fak 

CKBX 

Fis 

CHZW 

Eq 

CJGZ 

Est 

CJND 

Evm 

CJSG 

Eyf 

CJWS 

Fal 

CKBY 

Fit 

CHZX 

Eqa 

CJHB 

Esu 

CJNF 

Evn 

CJSH 

Eyg 

CJWT 

Fam 

CKBZ 

Fiu 

CHZY 

Eqb 

CJHD 

Esv 

CJNG 

Evo 

CJSK 

Eyb 

CJWV 

Fan 

CKDB 

Fiv 

CJBD 

Eqc 

CJHF 

Esw 

CJNH 

Evp 

CJSL 

Eyi 

CJWX 

Fao 

CKDF 

Fiw 

CJBP 

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 

CJSR 

Eyn 

CJXF 

Fat 

CKDM 

Fk 

CJBM 

Eqi 

CJHP 

Etb 

CJNR 

Evv 

CJST 

Eyo 

CJXG 

Fau 

CKDN 

Fla 

CJBKT 

Eqj 

CJHQ 

Etc 

CJNS 

Evw 

CJ8V 

Eyp 

CJXH 

Fav 

CKDP 

Fie 

CJBP 

Eqk 

CJHR 

Etd 

CJNT 

Evx 

CJSW 

Eyq 

CJXK 

Faw 

CKDQ 

Fli 

CJBQ 

Eql 

CJHS 

Ete 

CJNV 

Evy 

CJSX 

Evr 

CJXL 

Fax 

CKDR 

Flo 

CJBR 

Eqm 

CJHT 

Etf 

CJNW 

Evz 

CJSY 

Eys 

CJXM 

Fay 

CKDS 

Flu 

CJBS 

Eqn 

CJHV 

Etg 

CJNX 

Ew 

CJSZ 

Eyt 

CJXN 

Faz 

CKDT 

Fly 

CJBT 

Eqo 

CJHW 

Etb 

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 

Ewe 

CJTF 

Eyw 

CJXR 

Fd 

CKDX 

Fo 

CJBX 

Eqr 

CJHZ 

Etk 

CJPD 

Ewd 

CJTG 

Eyx 

CJXS 

Fe 

CKDY 

Foa 

CJBY 

Eqs 

CJKB 

Etl 

CJPF 

Ewe 

CJTH 

Eyy 

CJXT 

Fea 

CKDZ 

Fob 

CJBZ 

Eqt 

CJKD 

Etm 

CJPG 

Ewf 

CJTK 

Eyz 

CJXV 

Feb 

CKFB 

Foe 

CJDB 

Equ 

CJKF 

Etn 

CJPH 

Ewg 

CJTL 

Ez 

CJXW 

Fee 

CKFD 

Fod 

CJDF 

Eqv 

CJKG 

Eto 

CJPK 

Ewb 

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 

Ezc 

CJYB 

Fef 

CKFJ 

Fog 

CJDK 

Eqy 

CJKM 

Etr 

CJPN 

Ewk 

CJTQ 

Ezd 

CJYD 

Feg 

CKFL 

Fob 

CJDL 

Eqz 

CJKN 

Ets 

CJPQ 

Ewl 

CJTR 

Eze 

CJYF 

Feh 

CKFM 

Foi 

CJDM 

Er 

CJKP 

Ett 

CJPR 

Ewm 

CJTS 

Ezf 

CJYG 

Fei 

CKFN 

Foj 

CJDN 

Era 

CJKQ 

Etu 

CJPS 

Ewn 

CJTV 

Ezg 

CJYH 

Fej 

CKFP 

Fok 

CJDP 

Erb 

CJKR 

Etv 

CJPT 

Ewo 

CJTW 

Ezh 

CJYK 

Fek 

CKFQ 

Fol 

CJDQ 

Ere 

CJKS 

Etw 

CJPV 

Ewp 

CJTX 

Ezi 

CJYL 

Fel 

CKFR 

Fom 

CJDR 

Erd 

CJKT 

Etx 

CJPW 

Ewq 

CJTY 

Ezj 

CJYM 

Fern 

CKFS 

Fon 

CTDS 

Ere 

CJKV 

Ety 

CJPX 

Ewr 

CJTZ 

Ezk 

CJYN 

Fen 

CKFT 

Foo 

CJDT 

Erf 

CJKW 

Etz 

CJPY 

Ews 

CJVB 

Ezl 

CJYP 

Feo 

CKFV 

Fop 

CJDV 

Erg 

CJKX 

Eu 

CJPZ 

Ewt 

CJVD 

Ezm 

CJYQ 

Fep 

CKFW 

Foq 

CJDW 

Erb. 

CJKY 

Eua 

CJQB 

Ewu 

CJVF 

Ezn 

CJYR 

Feq 

CKFX 

For 

CJDX 

Eri 

CJKZ 

Eub 

CJQD 

Ewv 

CJVG 

Ezo 

CJYS 

Fer 

CKFY 

Fos 



20 


ALPHABETICAL,   SPELLING   TABLE. 


PAKT    I. 


CKFZ 

Fot 

CKLP 

Gab. 

CKQR      Gip 

CKVS 

Gun 

CKZG 

Hei 

CLGK 

Hoo 

CKGB 

Fou 

CKLQ 

Gai 

CKQS 

Giq 

CKVT 

Guo 

CKZH 

Hej 

CLGM 

Hop 

CKGD 

Fov 

CKLR 

Gaj 

CKQT 

Gir 

CKVW 

Gup 

CKZJ 

Hek 

CLGN 

Hoq 

CKGF 

Fow 

CKLS 

Gak 

CKQV 

Gis 

CKVX 

Guq 

CKZL 

Hel 

CLGP 

Hor 

CKGH 

Fox 

CKLT 

Gal 

CKQW 

Git 

CKVY 

Gur 

OKZM 

Hem 

CLGQ 

Hos 

CKGJ 

Foy 

CKLV 

Gam 

CKQX 

Giu 

CKVZ 

Gus 

CKZN 

Hen 

CLGR 

Hot 

CKGL 

Foz 

CKLW 

Gan 

CKQY 

Giv 

CKWB 

Gut 

CKZP 

Heo 

CLGS 

Hou 

CKGM 

Fp 

CKLX 

Gao 

CKQZ 

Giw 

CKWD 

Guu 

CKZQ 

Hep 

CLGT 

Hov 

CKGN 

Fq 

CKLY 

Gap 

CKRB 

Gix 

CKWF 

Guv 

CKZR 

Heq 

CLGV 

How 

CKGP 

Fr 

CKLZ 

Gaq 

CKRD 

Giy 

CKWG 

Guw 

CKZS 

Her 

CLGW 

Hox 

CKGQ 

Fra 

CKMB 

Gar 

CKRF 

Giz 

CKWH 

Gux 

CKZT 

Hes 

CLGX 

Hoy 

CKGR 

Fre 

CKMD 

Gas 

CKRG 

Gj 

CKWJ 

Guy 

CKZV 

Het 

CLGY 

Hoz 

CKGS 

Fri 

CKMF 

Gat 

CKRH 

Gk 

CKWL 

Guz 

CKZW 

Heu 

CLGZ 

Hp 

CKGT 

Fro 

CKMG 

Gau 

CKRJ 

Gl 

CKWM 

Gv 

CKZX 

Hev 

CLHB 

Hq 

CKGY 

Fru 

CKMH 

Gav 

CKRL 

Gla 

CKWN 

Gw 

CKZY 

Hew 

CLHD 

Hr 

CKGW 

Fry 

CKMJ 

Gaw 

CKRM 

Gle 

CKWP 

Gs 

CLBD 

Hex 

CLHF 

Hra 

CKGX 

Fs 

CKML 

Gax 

CKRN 

Gli 

CKWQ 

Gy 

CLBF 

Hey 

CLHG 

Hre 

CKGY 

Ft 

CKMST 

Gay 

CKRP 

Glo 

CKWR 

Gya 

CLBG 

Hez 

CLHJ 

Hri 

CKGZ 

Fu 

CKMP 

Gaz 

CKRQ 

Glu 

CKWS 

Gye 

CLBH 

Hf 

CLHK 

Hro 

CKHB 

Fua 

CKMQ 

Gb 

CKRS 

Gly 

CKWT 

Gyi 

CLBJ 

Hg 

CLHM 

Hru 

CKHD 

Fub 

CKMR 

Gc 

CKRT 

Gm 

CKWV 

Gyo 

CLBK 

Hh 

CLHN 

Hry 

CKHF 

Fuc 

CKMS 

Gd 

CKRV 

Gn 

CKWX 

Gyu 

CLBM 

Hi 

CLHP 

Hs 

CKHG 

Fud 

CKMT 

Ge 

CKRW 

Go 

CKWY 

Gz 

CLBN 

Hia 

CLHQ 

Ht 

CKHJ 

Fue 

CKMV 

Gea 

CKRX 

Goa 

CKWZ 

CLBP 

Hib 

CLHR 

Hu 

CKHL 

Fuf 

CKMW 

Geb 

CKRY 

Gob 

CLBQ 

Hie 

CLHS 

Hua 

CKHM 

Fug 

CKMX 

Gee 

CKRZ 

Goc 

CLBR 

Hid 

CLHT 

Hub 

CKHN 

Fuh 

CKMY 

Ged 

CKSB 

God 

CLBS 

Hie 

CLHV 

Hue 

CKHP 

Fui 

CKMZ 

Gee 

CKSD 

Goe 

CLBT 

Hif 

CLHW 

Hud 

CKHQ 

Fuj 

CKNB 

Gef 

CKSF 

Gof 

CLBV 

Hig 

CLHX 

Hue 

CKHR 

Fuk 

CKND 

Geg 

CKSG 

Gog 

CLBW 

Hih 

CLHY 

Huf. 

CKHS 

Fal 

CKNF 

Geb 

CKSH 

Goh 

CLBX 

Hii 

CLHZ 

Hug 

CKHT 

Fum 

GKNG 

Gei 

CKSJ 

Goi 

CLBY 

Hij 

CLJB 

Huh 

CKHV 

Fun 

CKNH. 

Gej 

CKSL 

Goj 

CLBZ 

Hik 

CLJD 

Hui 

CKHW 

Fuo 

CKNJ 

Gek 

CKSM 

Gok 

H. 

CLDB 

Hil 

CLJF 

Huj 

CKHX 

Fup 

CKNL 

Gel 

CKSN 

Gol 

CLDF 

Him 

CLJG 

Huk 

CKHY 

Fuq 

CKNM 

Gem 

CKSP 

Gom 

CKXB 

Ha 

CLDG 

Hin 

CLJH 

Hul 

CKHZ 

Fur 

CKNP 

Gen 

CKSQ 

Gon 

CKXD 

Haa 

CLDH 

Hio 

CLJK 

Hum 

CKJB 

Fus 

CKNQ 

Geo 

CKSR 

Goo 

CKXF 

Hab 

CLDJ 

Hip 

CLJM 

Hun 

CKJD 

Fut 

CKNR 

Gep 

CKST 

Gop 

CKXG 

Hac 

CLDK 

Hiq 

CLJN 

Huo 

CKJF 

Fuu 

CKNS 

Geq 

CKSV 

Goq 

CKXH 

Had 

CLDM 

Hir 

CLJP 

Hup 
Huq 

CKJG 

Fuv 

CKNT 

Ger 

CKSW 

Gor 

CKXJ 

Hae 

CLDN 

His 

CLJQ 

CKJH 

Fuw 

CKNV 

Ges 

CKSX 

Gos 

CKXL 

Haf 

CLDP 

Hit 

CLJR 

Hur 

CKJL 

Fux 

CKNW 

Get 

CKSY 

Got 

CKXM 

Hag 

CLDQ 

Hiu 

CLJS 

Hus 

CKJM 

Fuy 

CKNX 

Geu 

CKSZ 

Gou 

CKXN 

Hab 

CLDR 

Hiv 

CLJT 

Hut 

CKJN 

Fuz 

CKNY 

Gev 

CKTB 

Gov 

CKXP 

Hai 

CLDS 

Hiw 

CLJV 

Huu 

CKJP 

Fv 

CKNZ 

Gew 

CKTD' 

Gow 

CKXQ 

Haj 

CLDT 

Hix 

CLJW 

Huv 

CKJQ 

Fw 

CKPB 

Gex 

CKTF 

Gox 

CKXR 

Hak 

CLDV 

Hiy 

CLJX 

Huw 

CKJR 

Fx 

CKPD 

Gey 

CKTG 

Goy 

CKXS 

Hal 

CLDW 

Hiz 

CLJY 

Hux 

CKJS 

Fy 

CKPF 

Gez 

CKTH 

Goz 

CKXT 

Ham 

CLDX 

Hj 

CLJZ 

Huy 
Huz 

CKJT 

Fya 

CKPG 

Gf 

CKTJ 

Gp 

CKXV 

Han 

CLDY 

Hk 

CLKB 

CKJV 

Fye 

CKPH 

Gg 

CKTL 

Gq 

CKXW 

Hao 

CLDZ 

HI 

CLKD 

Hv 

CKJW 

Fyi 

CKPJ 

Gh 

CKTM 

Gr 

CKXY 

Hap 

CLFB 

Hla 

CtKF 

Hw 

CKJX 

Fyo 

CKPL 

Gha 

CKTN 

Gra 

CKXZ 

Haq 

CLFD 

Hie 

CLKG 

Hx 

CKJY 

Fyu 

CKPM 

Ghe 

CKTP 

Gre 

CKYB 

Har 

CLFG 

Hli 

CLKH 

Hy 

Hya 

Hye 

Hyi 

Hyo 

Hyu 

Hyy 

Hz 

CKJZ 

Fz 

CKPN 

Gbi 

CKTQ 

Gri 

CKYD 

Has  i 

CLFH 

Hlo 

CLKJ 

CKPQ 

Gbo 

CKTR 

Gro 

CKYF 

Hat 

CLFJ 

Hlu 

CLKM 

CKPR 

Ghu 

CKTS 

Gru 

CKYG 

Hau 

CLFK 

Hly 

CLKN 

CKPS 

9fr 

CKTV 

Gry 

CKYH 

Hav 

CLFM 

Hm 

CLKP 

CKPT 

Gi 

CKTW 

Gs 

CKYJ 

Haw 

CLFN 

Hn 

CLKQ 
CLKR 

CKPV 

Gia 

CKTX 

Gt 

CKYL 

Hax 

CLFP 

Ho 

CKPW 

Gib 

CKTY 

Gu 

CKYM 

Hay 

CLFQ 

Hoa 

CLKS 

CKPX 

Gic 

CKTZ 

Gua 

CKYN 

Haz 

CLFR 

Hob 

CLKT 

CKPY 

Gid 

CKVB 

Gub 

CKYP 

Hb    . 

CLFS 

Hoc 

CLKV 

CKPZ 

Gie 

OKVD 

Guc 

CKYQ 

He 

CLFT 

Hod 

CLKW 

G. 

CKQB 

Gif 

OKVF 

Gud 

CKYR 

Hd 

CLFV 

Hoe 

CLKX 

CKQD 

Gig 

OKVG 

Gue 

CKYS    ■ 

He 

CLFW 

Hof 

CLKY 

OKLB 

Ga 

CKQF 

Gih 

CKVH 

Guf 

CKYT 

Hea 

CLFX 

Hog 
Hoh 

CLKZ 

CKLD 

Gaa 

CKQG 

Gii 

CKVJ 

Gug 

CKYV 

Heb 

CLFY 

OKLF 

Gab  . 

CKQH 

Gij 

CKVL 

Guh 

CKYW 

Hec 

CLFZ 

Hoi 

OKLG 

Gac 

CKQJ 

Gik 

CKVM 

Gui 

CKYX 

Hed 

CLGB 

Hoj 

CKLH 

Gad 

CKQL 

Gil 

CKVN 

Guj 

CKYZ 

Hee 

CLGD 

Hok 

CKLJ 

Gae 

CKQM. 

Gim 

CKVP 

Guk 

CKZB 

Hef 

CLGF 

Hoi 

CKLM 

Gaf 

CKQN 

Gin 

CKVQ 

Gul 

CKZD 

Heg 

CLGH 

Horn 

CKLN 

Gag 

OKQP 

Gio 

OKVR 

Gum 

CKZF 

Heh 

CLGJ 

Hon 

. 

Part  I. 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


21 


I. 

CLRB 

Iil 

CLWF 

He 

CMBJ 

Iny 

CMHL 

Iqr 

CMNP 

Itk 

CLRD 

Iim 

CLWG 

Ilf 

CMBK 

Inz 

CMHN 

Iqs 

CMNQ 

Itl 

CLMB 

la 

CLRF 

Iin 

CLWH 

Ilg 

CMBL 

Io 

CMHP 

Iqt 

CMNR 

Itm 

CLMD 

Iaa 

CLRG 

Iio 

CLWJ 

Ilh 

CMBN 

Ioa 

CMHQ 

Iqu 

CMNS 

Itn 

CLMF 

lab 

CLRH 

lip 

CLWK 

m 

CMBP 

lob 

CMHR 

Iqv 

CMNT 

Ito 

CLMG 

lac 

CLRJ 

Iiq 

CLWM 

Ilj 

CMBQ 

Ioc 

CMHS 

Iqw 

CMNV 

Itp 

CLMH 

lad 

CLRK 

Iir 

CLWN 

Ilk 

CMBR 

Iod 

CMHT 

Iqx 

CMNW 

Itq 

CLMJ 

Iae 

CLRM 

lis 

CLWP 

111 

CMBS 

Ioe 

CMHV 

iqy 

CMNX 

Itr 

CLMK 

Iaf 

CLRN 

lit 

CLWQ 

Ilm 

CMBT 

Iof 

CMHW 

Iqz 

CMNY 

Its 

CLMN 

lag 

CLRP 

Iiu 

CLWR 

Iln 

CMBV 

log 

CMHX 

Ir 

CMNZ 

Itt 

CLMP 

Iah 

CLRQ 

Iiv 

CLVVS 

Ilo 

CMBW 

Ioh 

CMHY 

Ira 

CMPB 

Itu 

CLMQ 

Iai 

CLRS 

Iiw 

CLWT 

Up 

CMBX 

Ioi 

CMHZ 

Irb 

CMPD 

Itv 

CLMR 

Iaj 

CLRT 

Iix 

CLWV 

Ilq 

CMBY 

loj 

CMJB 

Ire 

CMPF 

Itw 

CLMS 

Iak 

CLRV 

iiy 

CLWX 

Ilr 

CMBZ 

Iok 

CMJD 

Ird 

CMPG 

Itx 

CLMT 

Ial 

CLRW 

Iiz 

CLWY 

lis 

CMDB 

Iol 

CMJF 

Ire 

CMPH 

Ity 

CLMV 

lam 

CLRX 

Ij 

CLWZ 

lit 

CMDF 

lorn 

CMJG 

Irf 

CMPJ 

Itz 

CLMW 

Ian 

CLRY 

Ija. 

CLXB 

Ilu 

CMDG 

Ion 

CMJH 

Irg 

CMPK 

Iu 

CLMX 

Iao 

CLRZ 

Ijb 

CLXD 

Ilv 

CMDH 

loo 

CMJK 

Irb 

CMPL 

Iua 

CLMY 

lap 

CLSB 

Ijc 

CLXF 

Iiw 

CMDJ 

lop 

CMJL 

Iri 

CMPN 

Iub 

CLMZ 

Iaq 

CLSD 

Ijd 

CLXG 

Ilx 

CMDK 

Ioq 

CMJN 

Hj 

CMPQ 

Iuc 

CLNB 

Iar 

CLSF 

Ije 

CLXH 

iiy 

CMDL 

lor 

CMJP 

Irk 

CMPR 

Iud 

CLND 

las 

CLSG 

Ijf 

CLXJ 

Hz 

CMDN. 

Ios 

CMJQ 

Irl 

CMPS 

Iue 

CLNF 

Iat 

CLSH 

Ijg 

CLXK 

Im 

CMDP 

lot 

CMJR 

Irm 

CMPT 

Iuf 

CLNG 

Iau 

CLSJ 

Ijb 

CLXM 

Ima 

CMDQ 

Ion 

CMJS 

Im 

CMPV 

Ing 

CLNH 

lav 

CLSK 

Iji 

CLXN 

Imb 

CMDR 

Iov 

CMJT 

Iro 

CMPW 

Iuh 

CLNJ 

law 

CLSM 

Ijj 

CL'XP 

Imo 

CMDS 

low 

CMJV 

Irp 

CMPX 

Iui 

CLNK 

lax 

CLSN 

Ijk 

CLXQ 

Imd 

CMDT 

Iox 

CMJW 

Irq 

CMPY 

Iuj 

CLNM 

lay 

CLSP 

Ijl 

CLXR 

Ime 

CMDV 

Ioy 

CMJX 

Irr 

CMPZ 

Iuk 

CLNP 

Iaz 

CLSQ 

IJH1 

CLXS 

Imf 

CMDW 

Ioz 

CMJY 

Irs 

CMQB 

Iul 

CLNQ 

lb 

CLSR 

Ijn 

CLXT 

Img 

CMDX 

Ip 

CMJZ 

Irt 

CMQD 

Ium 

CLNR 

Ic 

CLST 

Ijo 

CLXV 

Imb. 

CMDY 

Ipa 

CMKB 

Iru 

CMQF 

Iun 

CLNS 

Id 

CLSV 

IJP 

CLXW 

Iini 

CMDZ 

Ipb 

CMKD 

Irv 

CMQG 

Iuo 

CLNT 

Ie 

CLSW 

ijq 

CLXY 

Imj 

CMFB  . 

Ipc 

CMKF 

Irw 

CMQH 

Iup 

CLNV 

lea 

CLSX 

Ijr 

CLXZ 

Imk 

CMFDv 

Ipd 

CMKG 

Irx 

CMQJ 

Iuq 

CLNW 

Ieb 

CLSY 

Ijs 

CLYB 

Iml 

CMFG 

Ipe 

CMKH 

Iry 

CMQK 

Inr 

CLNX 

Iec 

CLSZ 

Ijt 

CLYD 

Imm 

CMFH 

Ipf 

CMKJ 

Irz 

CMQL 

Ins 

CLNY 

led 

CLTB 

Iju 

CLYF 

Imn 

CMFJ 

Ipg 

CMKL 

Is 

CMQN 

Hit 

CLNZ 

lee 

CLTD 

Ijv     • 

CLYG 

Imo 

CMFK 

Ipb 

CMKN 

Isa 

CMQP 

Iun 

CLPB 

Ief 

CLTF 

Iiw 

CLYH 

Imp 

CMFL 

Ipi 

CMKP 

Isb 

CMQR 

Iuv 

CLPD 

leg 

CLTG 

Ijx 

CLYJ 

Imq 

CMFN 

IP3 

CMKQ 

Isc 

CMQS 

Iuw 

CLPF 

Ieh 

CLTH 

ijy 

CLYK 

Imr 

CMFP 

Ipk 

CMKR 

Isd 

CMQT 

lux 

CLPG 

lei 

CLTJ 

Ijz 

CLYM 

Ims 

CMFQ 

Ipl 

CMKS 

Ise 

CMQV 

Iny 

CLPH 

Iej 

CLTK 

Ik 

CLYN 

Imt 

CMFR 

Ipm 

CMKT 

Isf 

CMQW 

Iuz 

CLPJ 

Iek 

CLTM 

Ika 

CLYP 

Iinu 

CMFS 

Ipn 

CMKV 

Isg 

CMQX 

Iv 

CLPK 

Iel 

CLTN 

Ikb 

CLYQ 

Imv 

CMFT 

Ipo 

CMKW 

Ish 

CMQY 

Iva 

CLPM 

Iem 

CLTP 

Ike 

CLYR 

Imw 

CMFV 

Ipp 

CMKX 

Isi 

CMQZ 

Iyb 

CLPN 

Ien 

CLTQ 

Ikd 

CLYS 

Imx 

CMFW 

Ipq 

CMKY 

Isj 

CMRB 

Ive 

CLPQ 

Ieo 

CLTR 

Ike 

CLYT 

Imy 

CMFX 

Ipr 

CMKZ 

Isk 

CMRD 

Ivd 

CLPR 

Iep 

CLTS 

Ikf 

CLYV 

Imz 

CMFY 

Ips 

CMLB 

Isl 

CMRF 

Ive 

CLPS 

Ieq 

CLTV 

Ikg 

CLYW 

In 

CMFZ 

Ipt 

CMLD 

Ism 

CMRG 

Ivf 

OLPT 

Ier 

CLTW 

Ikb 

CLYX 

Ina 

CMGB 

Ipu 

CMLF 

Isn 

CMRH 

Ivg 

CLPV 

Ies 

CLTX 

Iki 

CLYZ 

Inb 

CMGD 

Ipv 

CMLG 

Iso 

CMRJ 

Ivb      : 

CLPW 

let 

CLTY 

Ikj 

CLZB 

Inc 

CMGF 

Ipw 

CMLH 

Isp 

CMRK 

Ivi 

CLPX 

leu 

CLTZ 

Ikk 

CLZD 

Ind 

CMGH 

Ipx 

CMLJ 

Isq 

CMRL 

Ivj        ; 

CLPY 

lev 

CLVB 

Ikl 

CLZF 

Ine 

CMGJ 

ipy 

CMLK 

Isr 

CMRN 

Ivk       . 

CLPZ 

lew 

CLVD 

Ikm 

CLZG 

Inf 

CMGK 

Ipz 

CMLN 

Iss 

CMRP 

Ivl          ; 

CLQB 

CLQD 

CLQF 

CLQG 

CLQH 

CLQJ 

CLQK 

CLQM 

CLQN 

CLQP 

CLQR 

CLQS 

CLQT 

CLQV 

CLQW 

CLQX 

CLQY 

CLQZ 

lex 

CLVF 

Ikn 

CLZH 

Ing 

CMGL 

Iq 

CMLP 

1st 

CMRQ 

Ivm 

ley 

CLVG 

Iko 

CLZJ 

Inh 

CMGN 

Iqa 

CMLQ 

Isu 

CMRS 

Ivn 

Iez 

CLVH 

Ikp 

CLZK 

Ini 

CMGP 

Iqb 

CMLR 

Isv 

CMRT 

Ivo 

If 

CLVJ 

Ikq 

CLZM 

In.i 

CMGQ 

Iqc 

CMLS 

Isw 

CMRV 

Ivp 

Ih 

CLVK 

Ikr 

CLZN 

Ink 

CMGR 

Iqd 

CMLT 

Isx 

OMRW 

Ivq 

CLVM 

Iks 

CLZP 

In! 

CMGS 

Iqe 

CMLV 

Isy 

CMRX 

Ivr 

Ii 

CLVN 

Ikt 

CLZQ 

Inm 

CMGT 

Iqf 

CMLW 

Isz 

CMRY 

Ivs 

Iia 

CLVP 

Iku 

CLZR 

Inn 

CMGV 

iqg 

CMLX 

It 

CMRZ 

Ivt 

lib 

CLVQ 

Ikv 

CLZS 

Ino 

CMGW 

Iqh 

CMLY 

Ita 

CMSB 

Ivu 

lie 

CLVR 

Ikw 

CLZT 

Inp 

CMGX 

Iqi 

CMLZ 

Itb 

CMSD 

Ivv 

lid 

CLVS 

Ikx 

CLZV 

Inq 

CMGY 

Iqj 

CMNB 

Itc 

CMSF 

Ivw 

lie 

CLVT 

Iky 

CLZW 

Inr 

CMGZ 

Iqk 

CMND 

ltd 

CMSG 

Ivx 

Iif 

CLVW 

Ikz 

CLZX 

Ins 

CMHB 

Iql 

CMNF 

Ite 

CMSH 

Ivy 

Iig 
Iih 

CLVX 

11 

CLZY 

Int 

CMHD 

Iqm 

CMNG 

Itf 

CMSJ 

Ivz 

CLVY 

Ila 

CMBD 

Imi 

CMHF 

Iqn 

CMNH 

Kg 

OMSK 

Iw 

Iii 

CLVZ 

lib 

CMBF 

Inv 

CMHG 

Iqo 

CMNJ 

Itb 

CMSL  . 

Iwa 

Iij 

CLWB 

He 

CMBG 

Inw 

CMHJ 

Iqp 

CMNK 

Iti 

CMSN 

Iwb 

Iik 

CLWD 

lid 

CMBH 

Inx 

CMHK 

Iqq 

CMNL 

Itj 

CMSP 

Iwc 



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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


Part  I. 


CMSQ 

Iwd 

CMXS 

Iyx 

CNDH 

Jati 

CNJK 

JI 

CNPL 

Jv 

CNSX 

Keu 

CMSR 

Iwe 

CMXT 

lyy 

CNDJ 

Jav 

CNJL 

Jla 

CNPM 

Jw 

CNSY 

Kev 

CMST 

Iwf 

CMXV 

Iyz 

CNDK 

Jaw 

CNJM 

Jle 

CNPQ 

Jx 

CNSZ 

Kew 

CMSV 

Iwg 

CMXW 

Iz 

CNDL 

Jax 

CNJP 

Jli 

CNPR 

Jy 

CNTB 

Kex 

CMSW 

Iwh 

CMXY 

Iza 

CNDM 

Jay 

CNJQ 

Jlo 

CNPS 

Jya 

CNTD 

Key 

CMSX 

Iwi 

CMXZ 

Izb 

CNDP 

Jaz 

CNJR 

Jlu 

CNPT 

Jye 

CNTF 

Kez 

CMSY 

Iwj 

CMYB 

Izc 

CKDQ 

Jb 

CNJS 

Jly 

CNPV 

Jyi 

CNTG 

Kf 

CMSZ 

Iwk 

CMYD 

Izd 

CNDR 

Jc 

CNJT 

Jm 

CNPW 

Jyo 

CNTH 

Kg 

CMTB 

Iwl 

CMYF 

Ize 

CNDS 

Jd 

CNJV 

Jn 

CNPX 

Jyu 

CNTJ 

Kh 

CMTD 

Iwm 

CMYG 

Izf 

CNDT 

Je 

CNJW 

Jo 

CNPY 

Jyy 

CNTK 

Kha 

CMTF 

Iwn 

CMYH 

Izg 

CNDV 

Jea 

CNJX 

Joa 

CNPZ 

Jz 

CNTL 

Khe 

CMTG 

Iwo 

CMYJ 

Izb 

CNDW 

Jeb 

CNJY 

Job 

CNTM 

Khi 

CMTH 

Iwp 

CMYK 

Izi 

CNDX 

Jec 

CNJZ 

Joe 

CNTP 

Kho 

CMTJ 

Iwq 

CMYL 

Izj 

CNDY 

Jed 

CNKB 

Jod 

CNTQ 

Kbu 

CMTK 

Iwr 

CMYN 

Izk 

CNDZ 

Jee 

CNKD 

Joe 

CNTR 

Khy 

CMTL 

Iws 

CMYP 

Izl 

CNFB 

Jef 

CNKF 

Jof 

CNTS 

Ki 

CMTN 

Iwt 

CMYQ 

Izm 

CNFD 

Jeg 

CNKG 

Jog 

* 

CNTV 

Kia 

CMTP 

Iwu 

CMYR 

Izn 

CTTFG 

Jeh 

CNKH 

Job. 

CNTW 

Kib 

CMTQ 

Iwv 

CMYS 

Izo 

CNFH 

Jei 

CNKJ 

Joi 

CNTX 

Kic 

CMTR 

Iww 

CMYT 

Izp 

CNFJ 

Jej 

CNKL 

Joj 

CNTY 

Kid 

CMTS 

Iwx 

CMYV 

Izq 

CNFK 

Jek 

CNKM 

Jok 

CNTZ 

Kie 

CMTV 

Iwy 

CMYW 

Izr 

CTTFL 

Jel 

CNKP 

Jol 

K. 

GNVB 

Kif 

CMTW 

Iwy 

CMYX 

Izs 

CNFM 

Jem 

CNKQ 

Jom 

CNVD 

Kig 

CMTX 

Ix 

CMYZ 

Izt 

CNFP 

Jen 

CNKR 

Jon 

CNQB 

Ka 

CNVF 

Kih 

CMTY 

Ixa 

CMZB 

Izu 

CNFQ 

Jeo 

CNKS 

Joo 

CNQD 

Kaa 

CNVG 

Kii 

CMTZ 

Ixb 

CMZD 

Izv 

CNFR 

Jep 

CNKT 

Jop 

CNQF 

Kab 

CNVH 

Kij 

CMVB 

Ixc 

CMZF 

Izw 

CNFS 

Jeq 

CNKV 

Joq 

CNQG 

Kac 

CNVJ 

Kik 

CMVD 

Ixd 

CMZG 

Izx 

CNFT 

Jer 

CNKW 

Jor 

CNQH 

Kad 

CNVK 

Kil 

CMVF 

Ixe 

CMZH 

Izy 

CNFV 

Jes 

CTTKX 

Jos 

CNQJ 

Kae 

CNVL 

Kim 

CMVG 

Ixf 

CMZJ 

Izz 

CNFW 

Jet 

CNKY 

Jot 

CNQK 

Kaf 

CNVM 

Kin 

CMVH 

Ixg 

CMZK 

CNFX 

Jeu 

CNKZ 

Jou 

CNQL 

Kag 

CNVP 

Kio 

CMVJ 

Ixh 

CMZL 

CNFY 

Jev 

CNLB 

Jov 

CNQM 

Kali 

CNVQ 

Kip 

CMVK 

Ixi 

CMZN 

CNFZ 

Jew 

CNLD 

Jow 

CNQP 

Kai 

CNVR 

Kiq 

CMVL 

Ixj 

CMZP 

CNGB 

Jex 

CNLF 

Jox 

CNQR 

Kaj 

CNVS 

Kir 

GMVN 

Ixk 

CMZQ 

CNGD 

Jey 

CNLG 

Joy 

CNQS 

Kak 

CNVT 

Kis 

CMVP 

Ixl 

CMZR 

CNGF 

Jez 

CNLH 

Joz 

CNQT 

Kal 

CNVW 

Kit 

CMVQ 

Ixm 

CMZS 

CNGH 

Jf 

CNLJ 

Jp 

CNQV 

Earn 

CNVX 

Kiu 

CMVR 

Ixn 

CMZT 

CNGJ 

Jg 

CNLK 

Jq 

CNQW 

Kan 

CNVY 

Kiv 

CMVS 

Ixo 

CMZV 

CNGK 

Jh 

CNLM 

Jr 

CNQX 

Kao 

CNVZ 

Kiw 

CMVT 

Ixp 

CMZW 

CNGL 

Jha 

CTTLP 

Jra 

CNQY 

Kap 

CNWB 

Kix 

CMVW 

Ixq 

CMZX 

CNGM 

Jhe 

CNLQ 

Jre 

CNQZ 

Kaq 

CKWD 

Kiy 

CMVX 

Ixr 

CMZY 

CNGP 

Jhi 

CNLR 

Jii 

CNRB 

Kar 

CNWF 

Kiz 

CMVT 

Ixs 

CTTGQ 

Jho 

CNLS 

Jro 

CNRD 

Kas 

CNWG 

Kj 

CMVZ 

Ixt 

CNGR 

Jim 

CNLT 

Jru 

CNRF 

Kat 

CNWH 

Kk 

CMWB 

Ixii 

CTTGS 

Jhy 

CNLV 

Jry 

CNRG 

Kau 

CNWJ 

Kl 

CMWD 

Ixv 

CNGT 

Ji 

CNLW 

Js 

CNRH 

Kav 

CNWK 

Kla 

OMWF 

Ixw 

CNGV 

Jia 

CNLX 

Jt 

CNRJ 

Kaw 

CNWL 

Kle 

CMWG 

Ixx 

CNGW 

Jib 

CNLY 

Jii 

CNRK 

Kax 

CNWM 

Kli 

CMWH 

Ixy 

CNGX 

Jic 

CNLZ 

Jua 

CNRL 

Kay 

CNWP 

Klo 

CMWJ 

Ixz 

CTTGY 

Jid 

CNMB 

Jub 

CNRM 

Kaz 

CNWQ 

Klu 

CMWK 

iy 

CNGZ 

Jie 

CNMD 

Juc 

CNRP 

Kb 

CNWR 

Kly 

CMWL 

Iya 

J. 

CNHB 

Jif 

CNMF 

Jud   . 

CNRQ 

Kc 

CNWS 

Km 

CMWN 

Iyb 

CNHD 

Jig 

CNMG 

Jue 

CNRS 

Kd 

CNWT 

Kn 

CMWP 

Iyc 

CNBD 

Ja 

CNHF 

Jib. 

CNMH 

Jui 

CNRT 

Ke 

CNWV 

Ko 

CMWQ 

Iyd 

CNBF 

Jaa 

CNHG 

Jii 

CNMJ 

Jug 

CNRV 

Kea 

CNWX 

Koa 

CMWR 

lye 

CKBG 

Jab 

CNHJ 

Jij       . 

CNMK 

Jub. 

CNRW 

Keb 

CNWY 

Kob 

CMWS 

iyf 

CNBH 

Jac 

CNHK 

Jik 

CNML 

Jui 

CNRX 

Kec 

CNWZ 

Koo 

CMWT 

iyg 

CNBJ 

Jad 

CNHL 

Jil 

CNMP 

Juj 

CNRY 

Ked 

CNXB 

Kod 

CMWV 

iyh 

CNBK 

Jae 

CNHM 

Jim 

CNMQ 

Juk 

CNRZ 

Kee 

CNXD 

Koe 

OMWX 

iyi 

CNBL 

Jaf 

CNHP 

Jin 

CNMR 

Jul 

CNSB 

Kef 

CNXF 

Kof 

CMWY 

iyj 

CNBM 

Jag 

CNHQ 

Jio 

CNMS 

Jum 

CNSD 

Keg 

CNXG 

Kog 

CMWZ 

Iyk 

CNBP 

Jah 

CNHR 

Jip 

CNMT 

Jun 

CNSF 

Keb 

ONXH 

Kob 

CMXB 

iyi 

CNBQ 

Jai 

CNHS 

Jiq 

CNMV 

Juo 

CNSG 

Kei 

CNXJ 

Koi 

CMXD 

Iym 

CNBR 

Jaj 

CNHT 

Jir 

CNMW 

Jup 

CNSH 

Kej 

CNXK 

Kbj 

CMXF 

Iyn 

CNBS 

Jak 

CNHV 

Jis 

CNMX 

Juq 

CNSJ 

Kek 

CNXL 

Kok 

CMXG 

Iyo 

CNBT 

Jal 

CNHW 

Jit 

CNMY 

Jur 

CNSK 

Kel 

CNXM 

Kol 

CMXH 

iyp 

CNBV 

Jam 

CNHX 

Jin 

CNMZ 

Jus 

CNSL 

Kem 

CNXP 

Kom 

CMXJ 

iyq 

CNBW 

Jan 

CNHY 

Jiv 

CNPB   . 

Jut 

CTTSM 

Ken 

CNXQ 

Kon 

CMXK 

Iyr 

CNBX 

Jao 

CNHZ 

Jiw 

CNPD 

Juu 

CNSP 

Keo 

CNXfi 

Koo 

CMXL 

Iys 

CNBY 

Jap 

CNJB 

Jix 

CNPF 

Juv 

CTTSQ 

Kep 

CNXS 

Kop 
Koq 
Kor 

CMXN" 

iyt 

CNBZ 

Jaq 

CNJD 

Jiy 

CNPG 

Juw 

CNSR 

Keq 

CNXT 

CMXP 

Iyu 

CNDB 

Jar 

CNJF 

Jiz 

CNPH 

Jux 

CNST 

Ker 

CNXV 

CMXQ 

Iyv 

CNDF 

Jas 

CKJG 

ji 

CNPJ 

Juy 

CNSV 

Kes 

CNXW 

Kos 

CMXR 

Iyw 

CNDG 

Jat 

CNJH 

CNPK 

Juz 

CNSW 

Ket 

CNXY 

Kot 

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ALPHABETICAL    SPELLING    TABLE. 


23 


CNXZ 

Kou 

CPDN 

Lah 

OPJR 

Liv 

CPNT 

Lut 

CPTG 

Mei 

CPYJ 

Moo 

CNYB 

Kov 

CPDQ 

Lai 

CPJS 

Liw 

CPNV 

Luu 

CPTH 

Mej 

CPYK 

Mop 

ON  YD 

Kow 

CPDR 

Laj 

CPJT 

Lix 

cpetw 

Luv 

CPU 

Mek 

CPYL 

Moq 

CNYF 

Kox 

CPDS 

Lak 

CPJV 

Liy 

CPNX 

Luw 

CPTK 

Mel 

CPYM 

Mor 

CNYG 

Koy 

CPDT 

Lai 

CPJW 

Liz 

CPNY   • 

Lux 

CPTL 

Mem 

CPYN 

Mos 

CNYH 

Koz 

OPDV 

Lam 

CPJX 

Lj 

CPNZ 

Luy 

CPTM 

Men 

CPYQ 

Mot 

CNYJ 

Kp 

CPDW 

Lan 

CPJY 

Lk 

OPQB 

Luz 

CPTN 

Meo 

CPYR 

Mou 

CNYK 

Kq 

OPDX 

Lao 

CPJZ 

LI 

CPQD 

Lv 

CPTQ 

Mep 

CPYS 

Mov 

CNYL 

Kr 

CPDY 

Lap 

CPKB 

Lla 

CPQF 

Lw 

CPTR 

Meq 

CPYT 

Mow 

CNYM 

Kra 

CPDZ 

Laq 

CPKB 

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 

Kru 

CPFH 

Lau 

CPKJ 

Lly 

CPQL" 

Lyi 

CPTY 

Mev 

CPZB 

Mq 

CNYT 

Kry 

CPFJ 

Lav 

CPKL 

Lm 

CPQM 

Lyo 

CPTZ 

Mew 

CPZD 

Mr     , 

* 

CNYV 

Ks 

CPPK 

Law 

CPKM 

Ln- 

CPQN 

Lyu 

CPVB 

Mex 

CPZF 

Mra    ■ 

j<: 

CNYW 

Kt 

CPPL 

Lax 

CPKN 

Lo 

CPQR 

Lyy 

CPVD 

Mey 

CPZG 

Mre 

CNYX 

Ku 

CPPM 

Lay 

CPKQ 

Loa 

CPQS 

Lz 

CPVF 

Mez 

CPZH 

Mri 

CNYZ 

Kna 

CPPN 

Laz 

CPKR 

Lob 

CPQT 

CPVG 

Mf 

CPZJ 

Mro 

CNZB 

Kub 

CPFQ 

Lb 

CPKS 

Loc 

CPQV 

CPVH 

Mg 

CPZK 

Mru 

CNZD 

Kue 

CPPR 

Lc 

CPKT 

Lod 

CPQW 

CPVJ 

Mh 

CPZL 

Mry 

CNZP 

Kud 

CPFS 

Ld 

CPKV 

Loe 

CPQX 

CPVK 

Mi 

CPZM 

Ms 

CNZG 

Kue 

CPFT 

Le 

CPKW 

Lof  , 

CPQY 

CPVL 

Mia 

CPZN 

Mt 

CNZH 

Ku£ 

CPFV 

Lea 

CPKX 

Log 

CPQZ 

CPVM 

Mib 

CPZQ 

Mu 

CNZJ 

Kug 

CPFW 

Leb 

CPKY 

Loh 

CPVN 

Mic 

CPZR 

Mua 

CNZK 

Kuh 

CPFX 

Lee 

CPKZ 

Loi 

CPVQ 

Mid 

CPZS 

Mub 

CNZL 

Kui 

CPFY 

Led 

CPLB 

Loj 

CPVR 

Mie 

CPZT 

Muc 

CNZM 

Kuj 

CPPZ 

Lee 

CPLD 

Lok 

CPVS 

Mif 

CPZV 

Mud 

CNZP 

Kuk 

CPGB 

Lef 

CPLF 

Lol 

CPVT 

Mig 

CPZW 

Mue 

CNZQ 

Kul 

CPGD 

Leg 

CPLG 

Lorn 

CPVW 

Mih 

CPZX 

Muf 

CNZR 

Emu 

CPGF 

Leh 

CPLH 

Lon 

CPVX 

Mii 

CPZY 

Mug 

CNZS 

Kun 

CPGH 

Lei 

CPLJ 

Loo 

CPVY 

My 

CQBD 

Muh 

CNZT 

Kuo 

CPGJ 

Lej 

CPLK 

"Lop 

CPVZ 

Mik 

CQBF 

Mui 

CNZV 

Kup 

CPGK 

Lek 

CPLM 

Loq 

M. 

CPWB 

Mil 

CQBG 

Muj 

CNZW 

Kuq 

CPGL 

Lei 

CPLN 

Lor 

• 

CPWD 

Mim 

CQBH 

Muk 

CNZX 

Kur 

CPGM 

Lem 

CPLQ 

Los 

CPRB 

Ma 

CPWF 

Min 

CQBJ 

Mul 

CNZY 

Kus 

CPGN 

Len 

CPLR 

Lot 

CPRD 

Maa 

CPWG 

Mio 

CQBK 

Mum 

OPBD 

Kut 

CPGQ 

Leo 

CPLS 

Lou 

CPRF 

Mab 

CPWH 

Mip 

CQBL 

Mun 

CPBP 

Kuu 

CPGR 

Lep 

CPLT 

Lov 

CPRG 

Mac 

CPWJ 

Miq 

CQBM 

Muo 

CPBG 

Kuv 

CPGS 

Leq 

CPLV 

Low 

CPRH 

Mad 

CPWK 

Mil- 

CQBN 

Mup 

CPBH 

Kuw 

CPGT 

Ler 

CPLW 

Lox 

CPRJ 

Mae 

CPWL 

Mis 

CQBP 

Muq 

CPBJ 

Kux 

CPGV 

Les 

CPLX 

Loy 

CPRK 

Maf 

CPWM 

Mit 

CQBR 

Mur 

CPBK 

Kuy 

OPGW 

Let 

CPLY 

Loz 

CPRL 

Mag 

CPWN 

Miu 

CQBS 

Mus 

CPBL 

Kuz 

CPGX 

Leu 

CPLZ 

Lp 

CPRM 

Mah 

CPWQ 

Miv 

CQBT 

Mut 

CPBM 

Kv 

CPGY 

Lev 

GPMB 

Lq 

CPRN 

Mai 

CPWR 

Miw 

CQBV 

Muu 

CPBN 

Kw 

CPGZ 

Lew 

CPMD 

Lr 

CPRQ 

Maj 

CPWS 

Mix 

CQBW 

Muv 

CPBQ 

Kx 

CPHB 

Lex 

CPMF 

Lra 

CPRS 

Mak 

CPWT 

Miy 

CQBX 

Muw 

CPBR 

Ky 

CPHD 

Ley 

CPMG 

Lre 

CPRT 

Mai 

CPWV 

Miz 

CQBY 

Mux 

CPBS 

Kya 

CPHF 

Lez 

CPMH 

Lri 

CPRV 

Mam 

CPWX 

Mj 

CQBZ 

Muy 

CPBT 

Kye 

CPHG 

Lf 

CPMJ 

Lro 

CPRW 

Man 

CPWY 

Mk 

CQDB 

Muz 

CPBV 

Kyi 

CPHJ 

Lg 

CPMK 

Lru 

CPRX 

'Mao 

CPWZ 

Ml 

CQDF 

Mv 

CPBW 

Kyo 

CPHK 

Lh 

CPML 

Lry 

CPRY 

Map 

CPXB 

Mia 

CQDG 

Mw 

CPBX 

Kyu 

CPHL 

Li 

CPMN 

Ls 

CPRZ 

Maq 

CPXD 

Mle 

CQDH 

■Mx 

CPBY 

Kyy 

CPHM 

Lia 

CPMQ 

Lt 

CPSB 

Mar 

CPXF 

Mli 

CQDJ 

My. 

OPBZ 

Kz 

CPHN 

Lib 

CPMR 

Lu 

CPSD 

Mas 

CPXG 

Mlo 

CQDK 

Mya 

CPHQ 

Lie 

CPMS 

Lua 

CPSF 

Mat 

CPXH 

Mlu 

CQDL 

Mye 

CPHR 

Lid 

CPMT 

Lub 

CPSG 

Mau 

CPXJ 

Mly 

CQDM 

Myi 

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 

CQDR 

Myy 

CPHW 

Lih 

CPMY 

Luf 

CPSL 

May- 

CPXN 

Moa 

CQDS 

Mz 

CPHX 

Lii 

CPMZ 

Lug 

CPSM 

Maz 

CPXQ 

Mob 

CQDT 

CPHY 

Lij 

CPNB 

Luh 

CPSN 

Mb 

CPXR 

Moc 

CQDV 

CPHZ 

Lik 

CPND 

Lui 

CPSQ 

Me 

CPXS 

Mod 

CQDW 

L. 

CPJB 

Lil 

CPNF 

Luj 

CPSR 

Md 

CPXT 

Moe 

CQDX 

CPJD 

Lim 

CPNG 

Luk 

CPST 

Me 

CPXV 

Mof 

CQDY 

CPDB 

La 

CPJF 

Lin 

CPNH 

Lul 

CPSV 

Mea 

CPXW 

Mog 

CQDZ 

CPDP 

Laa 

CPJG 

Lio 

CPNJ 

Lum 

CPSW 

Meb 

CPXY 

Moh 

CPDG 

Lab 

CPJH 

Lip 

CPNK 

Lun 

CPSX 

Mec 

CPXZ 

Moi 

CPDH 

Lac 

CPJK    , 

Liq 

CPNL 

Luo 

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 

CPNR 

Lur 

CPTD 

Meg 

CPYG 

Mom 

CPDM 

Lag 

CPJQ 

Liu- 

CPNS 

Lus 

CPTF 

Meh 

CPYH 

Mon    . 

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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


Part  I. 


• 

N. 

CQKB 

Nil 

CQPF 

Nuj 

CQTR 

Obb 

CQYT 

Ody 

CRFX 

— 

Ogo 

CQKD 

Nim 

CQPG 

Nuk 

CQTS 

Obc 

CQYV 

Odw 

CRFY 

Ogp 

CQFB 

Na 

OQKF 

Nin 

CQPH 

Nul 

CQTV 

Obd 

CQYW 

Odx 

CRFZ 

Ogq 

CQFD 

Naa 

CQKG 

Nio 

CQPJ 

Num 

CQTW 

Obe 

CQYX 

Ody 

CRGB 

Ogr 

CQFG 

Nab 

CQKH 

Nip 

CQPK- 

Nun 

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 

Nuf 

CQVB 

Obi 

C'QZF 

Oeb 

CRGJ 

Ogv 

CQFL 

Naf 

CQKN 

Nit 

CQPR 

CQVD 

Obj 

CQZG 

Oec 

CRGK 

Ogw 

CQFM 

Nag 

CQKP 

Niu 

CQPS 

Nus 

CQVF 

Obk 

CQZH 

Oed 

CRGL 

Ogx 

CQFN 

Nah 

CQKB. 

Niv 

CQPT 

Nut 

CQVG 

Obi 

CQZJ 

Oee 

CRGM 

Ogy 

CQFP 

Nai 

CQKS 

Niw 

CQPV 

Nuu 

CQVH 

Obm 

CQZK 

Oef 

CRGN 

Ogz 

CQFR 

Naj 

CQKT 

Nix 

CQPW 

Nuv 

CQVJ 

Obn 

CQZL 

Oeg 

CRGP 

Oh 

CQFS 
CQFT 

Nak 

CQKV 

Niy 

CQPX 

Nuw 

CQVK 

Obo 

CQZM 

Oeh 

CRGQ 

Oha 

Nal 

CQKW 

Niz 

CQPY 

Nux 

CQVL 

Obp 

CQZN 

Oei 

ORGS 

Ohb 

CQFV 

Nam 

CQKX 

Nj 

CQPZ 

Nuy 

CQVM 

Obq 

CQZP 

Oej 

CRGT 

Ohc 

CQFW 

Nan 

CQKY 

Nk 

CQRB 

Nuz 

CQVN 

Obr 

C<5ZR 

Oek 

CRGV 

Ohd 

CQFX 

Nao 

CQKZ 

Nl 

CQRD 

Nv 

CQVP 

Obs 

CQZS 

Oel 

CRGW 

Obe 

CQFY 

Nap 

CQLB 

Nla 

CQRF 

Nw 

CQVR 

Obt 

CQZT 

Oem 

CRGX 

Ohf 

CQFZ 

Naq 

CQLD 

Nle 

CQRG 

Nx 

CQVS 

Obu 

CQZV 

Oen 

CRGY 

Ohg 

CQGB 

Nar 

CQLF 

Nli 

CQRH 

Ny 

CQVT 

Obvi 

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 

Nati 

CQLJ 

Nly 

CQBL 

Nyi    ■ 

CQVY 

Oby 

CRBD 

Oer 

CRHF 

Ohk 

CQGJ 

Nav 

CQLK 

Nm 

CQRM 

Nyo 

CQVZ 

Obz 

CRBF 

Oes 

CRHG 

Ohl 

CQGK 

Naw 

CQLM 

Nn 

CQRN 

Nyu 

CQWB 

Oc 

CRBG 

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 

CRHL 

Oho 

CQGN 

Naz 

CQLR 

Nob 

CQRT 

CQWG 

Occ 

CRBK 

Oew 

CRHM 

Ohp 

CQGP 

Nb 

CQLS 

Noc 

CQRV 

CQWH 

Ood 

CRBL 

Oex 

CRHN 

Ohq 

CQGR 

No 

CQLT 

Nod 

CQRW 

CQWJ 

Oce 

CRBM 

Oey 

CRHP 

Ohr 

CQGS 

Nd 

CQLV 

Noe 

CQRX 

CQWK 

Ocf 

CRBN 

Oez 

CRHQ 

Ohs 

CQGT 

Ne 

CQLW 

Nof 

CQRY 

CQWL 

Ocg 

CRBP 

Of 

CRHS 

Oht 

CQGV 

Nea 

CQLX 

Nog 

CQRZ 

CQWM 

Och 

CRBQ 

Ofa 

CRHT 

Ohu 

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 

Ocm 

CRBX 

Off 

CRHZ 

Ohz 

CQHD 

Neg 

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 

Nej 

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 

Oil 

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 

Oij 

CQHT 

Ner 

CQMW 

Nox 

CQSJ 

Oae 

CQXL 

Ocy 

CRDP 

Ofr 

CRJS 

Oik 

CQHV 

Nes 

CQMX 

Noy 

CQSK 

Oaf 

CQXM 

Ocz 

CRDQ 

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 

CQJB 

Nex 

CQNF 

Nra 

CQSR 

Oak 

CQXT 

Odd 

CRDX 

Ofx 

CRJZ 

Oiq 

CQJD 

Ney 

CQNG 

Nre 

CQST 

Oal 

CQXV 

Ode 

CRDY 

Ofy 

CRKB 

Oir 

CQJF 

Nez 

CQNH 

Nri 

CQSV 

Oam 

CQXW 

Odf 

CRDZ 

Ofz 

CRKD 

Ois 

CQJG 

Nf 

CQNJ 

Nro 

CQSW 

Oan 

CQXY 

Odg 

CRFB 

Og 

CRKF 

Oit 

CQJH 

Ng 

CQNK 

Nru 

CQSX 

Oao 

CQXZ 

Odh 

CRFD 

Oga 

CRKG 

Oiu 

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 

Odl 

CRFK 

Oge 

CRKM 

Oiy 

CQJP 

Nic 

CQNS 

Nua 

CQTF 

Oat 

CQYH 

Odm 

CRFL 

Ogf 

CRKN 

Oiz 

CQJR 

Nid 

CQNT 

Nub 

CQTG 

Oau 

CQYJ 

Odn 

CRFM 

Ogg 

CRKP 

Oja 

CQJS 

Nie 

CQNV 

Nuc 

CQTH 

Oav 

CQYK 

Odo 

CRFN 

Ogh 

CRKQ 

Ojb 

CQJT 

Nif 

CQNW 

Nua 

CQTJ 

Oaw 

CQYL 

Odp    . 

CRFP 

Ogi 

CRKS 

Ojc 

CQJV 

Nig 

CQNX 

Nue 

CQTK 

Oax 

CQYM 

Odq 

CRFQ 

Ogj 

CRKT 

Ojd 

CQJW 

Nih 

CQNY 

Nuf 

CQTL 

Oay 

CQYN 

Odr 

CRFS 

Ogi 

CRKV 

Oje 

OQJX 

Nii 

CQNZ  ' 

Nug 

CQTM 

Oaz 

CQYP 

Ods 

CRFT 

Ogl 

CRKW 

Ojf 

CQJY 

Nij 

CQPB 

Nuh 

CQTN 

Ob 

CQYR 

Odt 

CRFV 

Ogm 

CRKX 

Ojg 

CQJZ 

Nik 

CQPD 

Nui 

CQTP 

Oba 

CQYS 

Odu" 

CRFW 

Ogn 

CRKY 

Ojh 

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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


25 


CRKZ 

s 

CRQD 

Omb 

CRWG 

Opin 

CSBK 

Osg 

CSHM 

Ov 

CSMP 

Oxt 

CRLB 

Ojj 

CRQP 

Omc 

CRWH 

Opn 

CSBL 

Osh 

CSHN 

Ova 

CSMQ 

Oxu 

CRLD 

Ojk  . 

CRQG 

Omd 

CRWJ 

Opo 

CSBM 

Osi 

C8HP 

Ovb 

CSMR 

Oxv 

CRLF 

0J1 

CRQH 

Ome 

CRWK 

Opp 

CSBN 

Osj 

CSHQ 

Ovc 

CSMT 

Oxw 

GRLG 

Ojm 

CRQJ 

Omf 

CRWL 

Opq  ■' 

CSBP 

Osk 

CSHR 

Ovd 

CSMV 

Oxk 

CRLH 

Ojn 

CRQK 

Omg 

CRWM 

Opr 

CSBQ 

Osl 

CSHT 

Ove 

CSMW, 

Oxy 

ORLJ 

Ojo 

CRQL 

Omb. 

CRWN" 

Ops 

CSBR 

Osm 

CSHV 

Ovf 

CSMX 

Oxz 

CRLK 

Ojp 

CRQM 

Omi 

CRWP 

Opt 

CSBT 

Osn 

CSHW 

Ovg 

CSMY 

Oy 

CRLM 

Ojq 

CRQN 

Omj 

CRWQ 

Opu 

CSBV 

Oso 

CSHX 

Ovh 

CSMZ 

Oya 

CRLN 

Ojr 

CRQP 

Omk 

CRWS 

Opv 

CSBW 

Osp 

CSHY 

Ovi 

CSNB 

Oyb 

CRLP 

Ojs 

CRQS 

Oml 

CRWT 

Opw 

CSBX 

Osq 

CSHZ 

Ovj 

CSND 

Oyo 

CRLQ 

Ojt 

CRQT 

Omm 

CRWV 

Opx 

CSBY 

Ogr 

CSJB 

Ovk- 

CSNF 

Oyd 

.CRLS 

Oju 

CRQV 

Omn 

CRWX 

Opy 

CSBZ 

Oss 

CSJD 

Ovl 

CSNG 

Oye 

ORLT 

Ojv 

CRQW 

Omo 

CRWY 

Opz 

CSDB 

'Ost 

CSJF 

Ovm 

CSNH 

Oyf     - 

CRLV 

Ojw 

CRQX 

Omp 

CRWZ 

Oq 

CSDF 

Osu 

CSJG 

Ovn 

CSNJ 

Oyg 

CRLW 

Ojx 

ORQY 

Omq 

CRXB 

Oqa 

CSDG 

Osv 

csJh 

Ovo 

CSNK 

Oyh 

CRLX 

Ojy 

CRQZ 

Omr 

CRXD 

Oqb 

CSDH 

Osw 

CSJK 

Ovp 

CSNL 

Ovi 

CRLY 

Ojz 

CRSB 

Oms 

CRXF 

Oqc   * 

CSDJ 

Osx 

CSJL 

Ovq 

•CSNM 

Oyj 

CRLZ 

Ok 

CRSD 

Omt 

CRXG 

Oqd 

CSDK 

Osy 

CSJM 

Ovr 

CSNP 

Oyk 

CRMB 

Oka 

CRSF 

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 

CRMG 

Okd 

CRSJ 

Omx 

CRXL 

Oqh. 

CSDP 

Otb 

CSJR 

Ovv 

CSNV 

Oyo 

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 

0.w 

CSPB 

Oyt 

CRMP 

Okj 

CRSQ 

One 

CRXT 

Oqn 

CSDX 

Oth 

CSJZ 

Owa 

CSPD 

Oyu 

CRMQ 

Okk 

CRST 

Ond 

CRXV 

Oqo 

CSDY 

Oti 

CSKB 

Owb 

CSPF 

Oyv 

CRMS 

Okl 

CRSV 

One 

CRXW 

Oqp 

CSDZ' 

Otj 

CSKD 

Owe 

CSPG 

Oyw 

GRMT 

Okm 

CRSW 

Onf 

CRXY 

Oqr 

CSFB 

Otk 

CSKF 

Owd 

CSPH 

Ovx 

CRMV 

Okn 

CRSX 

Ong 

CRXZ 

Oqs     . 

CSFD 

Otl 

CSKG 

Owe 

CSPJ 

Oyy 

CRMW 

Oko 

CRSY 

Onh 

CRYB 

Oqt 

CSFG 

Otm 

CSKH 

Owf 

CSPK 

Oyz 

CRMX 

Okp 

CRSZ 

Oni 

CRYD 

Oqu 

CSFH 

Otn 

CSKr 

Owg 

CSPL 

Oz 

CRMY 

Okq 

CRTB 

Oo 

CRYF 

Oqv  i 

CSFJ 

Oto 

CSKL 

Owh 

CSPM 

Oza 

CRMZ 

Okr 

CRTD 

Ooa 

CRYG 

Oqw 

CSFK 

Otp 

CSKM 

Owi 

CSPN 

Ozb 

ORNB 

Oks 

CRTF 

Oob 

CRYH 

Oqx 

CSFL 

Otq 

CSKN 

Owj 

CSPQ 

Ozc 

CRND 

Okt 

CRTG 

Ooc 

CRYJ 

Oqy 

CSFM 

Otr 

CSKP 

Owk 

CSPR 

Ozd 

CRNF 

Oku 

CRTH 

Ood  . 

CRYK 

Oqz 

CSFN 

Ots 

CSKQ 

Owl 

CSPT 

Oze 

CRNG 

Okv 

CRTJ 

Ooe 

CRYL 

Or 

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 

Ozh 

CRNK 

Oky 

CRTM 

Ooh 

CRYP 

Ore 

CSFT 

Otw 

CSKW 

Owp 

CSPY 

Ozi 

CRNL 

Okz 

CRTN 

Ooi 

CRYQ 

Ord 

CSFV 

Otx 

CSKX 

Owq 

CSPZ 

Ozj 

CRNM 

Ol     ■ 

CRTP 

Ooj 

CRYS 

Ore 

CSFW 

Oty 

CSKY 

Owr 

CSQB 

Ozk 

CRNP 

Ola 

CRTQ 

Ook 

CRYT 

Orf 

CSFX 

Otz 

CSKZ 

Ows 

CSQD 

Ozl 

Crnq 

01b 

CRTS 

Ool 

CRYV 

Org 

CSFY 

Ou 

CSLB 

Owt 

CSQF 

Ozm 

CRNS 

Ol'c 

CRTV 

Oom 

CRYW 

Orh 

CSFZ 

Oua 

CSLD 

Owu 

CSQG 

Ozn 

CRNT 

Old 

CRTW 

Oon 

CRYX 

Ori 

CSGB 

Oub 

CSLF 

Owv 

CSQH 

Ozo 

CRNV 

Ole 

CRTX 

Oop 

CRYZ 

Orj 

CSGD 

Ouc 

CSLG 

Oww 

CSQJ 

Ozp 

CRNW 

Olf 

CRTY 

Ooq 

CRZB 

Ork 

CSGF 

Oud 

CSLH 

Owx 

CSQK 

Ozq 

CRNX 

Olg 

CRTZ 

Oor 

CRZD 

Orl 

CSGH 

Oue 

CSLJ 

Owy 

CSQL 

Ozr 

CRNY 

OUT 

CRVB 

Oos 

CRZF 

Orm 

CSGJ 

Ouf 

CSLK 

Owz 

CSQM 

Ozs 

CRNZ 

Oli 

CRVD 

Oot 

CRZG 

Orn 

CSGK 

Oug 

CSLM 

Ox 

CSQN 

Ozt 

CRPB 

Olj 

CRVF 

Oou 

CRZH 

Oro 

CSGL 

Ouh 

CSLN 

Oxa 

CSQP 

Ozu 

CRPD 

01k 

CRVG 

Oov 

CRZJ 

Orp 

CSGM 

Oui     , 

CSLP 

Oxb 

CSQR 

Ozv 

CRPP 

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 

Oum 

CSLV 

Oxf 

CSQX 

Ozz 

CRPK 

Olp 

CRVM 

Op 

CRZP 

Oru 

CSGT 

Oun 

CSLW 

Oxg 

CSQY 

CRPL 

Olq- 

CRVN 

Opa 

CRZQ 

Orv 

CSGV 

Ouo 

CSLX 

Oxb 

CSQZ 

CRPM 

Olr 

CRVP 

Opb 

CRZS 

Orw 

CSGW 

Oup 

CSLY 

Oxi 

CRPN 

01s 

CRVQ 

Ope 

CRZT 

Orx 

CSGX 

Ouq 

CSLZ 

Oxj 

CRPQ 

Olt 

CRVS 

Opd 

CRZV 

Ory 

CSGY 

Our 

CSMB 

Oxk 

CRPS 

Olu 

CRVT 

Ope 

CRZW 

Orz 

CSGZ    • 

Ous 

CSMD 

Oxl 

CRPT 

Olv 

CRVW 

Opf 

CRZX 

Os 

CSHB 

Out 

CSMF 

Oxm 

CRPV 

Olw 

CRVX 

Opg 

CRZY 

Osa 

CSHD 

Ouu 

CSMG 

Oxn 

CRPW 

Olx 

CRVY 

Oph 

CSBD 

Osb 

CSHF 

Ouv 

CSMH 

Oxo 

CRPX 

Oly 

CRVZ 

Opi 

CSBF 

Ose 

CSHG 

Ouw 

CSMJ 

Oxp 

CRPY 

Olz 

CRWB 

Opj 

CSBG 

Osd 

CSHJ 

Oux 

CSMK 

Oxq 

ORPZ 

Om 

CRWD 

Opk 

CSBH 

Ose 

CSHK 

Ouy 

CSML 

Oxr 

*- 

GRQB 

Oma 

CRWF 

Opl 

CSBJ 

Osf 

CSHL 

Ouz 

CSMN 

Oxs 

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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


Part  I. 


p. 

CSXB 

Pic 

CTDG 

Pse 

CTHR 

Qal 

CTMV 

Qj 

CTRX 

1 

Qyy 

CSXD 

Pid 

CTDH 

Psh 

CTHS 

Qam 

CTMW 

Qk 

CTRY 

Qz 

CSRB 

Pa 

CSXF 

Pie 

CTDJ 

Psi 

CTHV 

Qan 

CTMX 

Qla 

CTRZ 

OSRD 

Paa 

CSXG 

Pif 

CTDK 

Psj 

CTHW 

Qao 

CTMY 

Qle 

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 

CTJSTF 

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 

Qoc 

B. 

CSRQ 

Pak 

CSXT 

Pip 

CTDX 

Pto 

CTJL 

Qay 

CTNM 

Qod 

CSRT 

Pal 

csxv 

Piq 

CTDY 

Ptu 

CTJM 

Qaz 

CTNP 

Qoe 

CTSB 

Ra 

CSRV 

Pam 

csxw 

Pir 

CTDZ 

Pty 

CTJN 

Qb 

CTNQ 

Qof 

CTSD 

Raa 

CSRW 

Pan 

CSXY 

Pis 

CTFB 

Pu 

CTJP 

Qc 

CTNR 

Qog 

CTSF 

Rab 

CSRX 

Pao 

CSXZ 

Pit 

CTFD 

Pua 

CTJQ 

Qd 

CTNS 

Qoh 

CTSG 

Rac 

CSRY 

Pap 

CSYB 

Piu 

CTFG 

Pub 

CTJR 

Qea 

CTNV 

Qoi 

CTSH 

Rad 

CSRZ 

Paq 

CSYD 

Piv 

CTFH 

Puc 

CTJS 

Qeb 

CTNW 

Qoj 

CTSJ 

Rae 

CSTB 

Par 

CSYF 

Piw 

CTFJ 

Pud 

CTJV 

Qec 

CTNX 

Qok 

CTSK 

Raf 

CSTD 

Pas 

CSYG 

Pix 

CTFK 

Pue 

CTJW 

Qed 

GTNY 

Qol 

CTSL 

Rag 

CSTF 

Pat 

CSYH 

Piy 

CTFL 

Puf 

CTJX 

Qee 

CTNZ 

Qom 

CTSM 

Rah 

CSTG 

Pau 

CSYJ 

Piz 

CTFM 

Pug 

CTJY 

Qef 

CTPB 

Qop 

CTSN 

Rai 

CSTH 

Pav 

CSYK 

Pj 

CTFN 

Puh 

CTJZ 

Qeg 

CTPD 

Qoq 

CTSP 

Raj 

CSTJ 

Paw- 

CSYL 

Pk 

CTFP 

Pui 

CTKB 

Qeh 

CTPF 

Qor 

CTSQ 

Rak 

CSTK 

Pax 

CSYM 

PI 

CTFQ 

Puj 

CTKD 

Qei 

CTPG 

Qos 

CTSR 

Ral 

CSTL 

Pay 

CSYN 

Pla 

CTFR 

Puk 

CTKF 

Qej 

CTPH 

Qot 

CTSV 

Ram 

CSTM 

Paz 

CSYP 

Pie 

CTFS 

Pul 

CTKG 

Qek 

CTPJ 

Qou 

CTSW 

Ran 

CSTN 

Pb 

CSYQ 

Pli 

CTFV 

Pum 

CTKH 

Qel 

CTPK 

Qov 

CTSX 

Rao 

CSTP 

Pc 

CSYR 

Plo 

CTFW 

Pun 

CTKJ 

Qem 

CTPL 

Qow 

CTSY 

Rap 

CSTQ 

Pd 

CSYT 

Phi 

CTFX 

Puo 

CTKL 

Qen 

CTPM 

Qox 

CTSZ 

Raq 

CSTR 

Pe 

CSYV 

Ply 

CTFY 

Pup 

CTKM 

Qeo 

CTPN 

Qoy 

CTVB 

Rar 

CSTV 

Pea 

CSYW 

Pm 

CTFZ 

Puq 

CTKN 

Qep 

CTPQ 

Qoz 

CTVD 

Ras 

CSTW 

Peb 

CSYX 

Pn 

CTGB 

Pur 

CTKP 

Qeq 

CTPR 

Qp 

CTVF 

Rat 

CSTX 

Pec 

CSYZ 

Po 

OTGD 

Pus 

,OTKQ 

Qer 

CTPS 

Qr 

CTVG 

Rau 

CSTY 

Ped 

CSZB 

Poa 

CTGF 

Put 

CTKR 

Qes 

CTPV 

Qs 

CTVH 

Rav 

CSTZ 

Pee 

CSZD 

Pob 

CTGH 

Puu 

CTKS 

Qet 

CTPW 

Qt 

CTVJ 

Raw 

CSVB 

Pef 

CSZF 

Poc 

CTGJ 

Puv 

CTKV 

Qeu 

CTPX 

Qu 

CTVK 

Rax 

CSVD 

Peg 

CSZG 

Pod 

CTGK 

Puw 

CTKW 

Qev 

CTPY 

Qua 

CTVL 

Ray 

CSVF 

Peh 

CSZH 

Poe 

CTGL 

Pux 

CTKX 

Qew 

CTPZ 

Qub 

CTVM 

Raz 

CSVG 

Pei 

CSZJ 

Pof 

CTGM 

Puy 

CTKY 

Qex 

CTQB 

Que 

CTVN 

Rb 

CSVH 

Pej 

CSZK 

Pog 

CTGN 

Puz 

CTKZ 

Qey 

CTQD 

Qud 

CTVP 

Re 

CSVJ 

Pek 

CSZL 

Poh 

CTGP 

Pv 

CTLB 

Qez 

CTQF 

Que 

CTVQ 

Rd 

CSVK 

Pel 

CSZM 

Poi 

CTGQ 

Pw 

CTLD 

Qf 

CTQG 

Quf 

CTVR 

Re 

CSVL 

Pern 

CSZN 

Poj 

CTGR 

Px 

CTLF 

Qg 

CTQH 

Qug 

CTVS 

Rea 

CSVM 

Pen 

CSZP 

Pok 

CTGS 

Pya 

CTLG 

Qh 

CTQJ 

Quh 

CTVW 

Reb 

CSVN 

Peo 

CSZQ 

Pol 

CTGV 

Pye 

CTLH 

Qi 

CTQK 

Qui 

CTVX 

Rec  ' 

CSVP 

Pep 

CSZR 

Pom 

CTGW 

Pyi 

CTLJ 

Qia 

CTQL 

Quj 

CTVY 

Red 

CSVQ 

Peq 

CSZT 

Pon 

CTGX 

Pyo 

CTLK 

Qib 

CTQM 

Quk 

CTVZ 

Ree 

CSVR 

Per 

CSZV 

Poo 

CTGY 

Pyu 

OTLM 

Qic 

CTQN 

Qui 

CTWB 

Ref 

CSVT 

Pes 

cszw 

Pop 

CTGZ 

Pz 

CTLN 

Qid 

CTQP 

Qum 

CTWD 

Reg 

csvw 

Pet 

cszx 

Poq 

CTLP 

Qie 

CTQR 

Qun 

CTWF 

Reh 

csvx 

Peu 

CSZY 

Por 

CTLQ 

Qif 

CTQS 

Quo 

CTWG 

Rei 

CSVY 

Pev 

CTBD 

Pos 

CTLR 

Qig 

CTQV 

Qup 

CTWH 

Rej 

csvz 

Pew 

CTBF 

Pot 

CTLS 

Qih 

CTQW 

Quq 

CTWJ 

Rek 

CSWB 

Pex 

CTBG 

Pou 

CTLV 

Qii 

CTQX 

Qur 

CTWK 

Rel 

CSWD 

Pez 

CTBH 

Pov 

CTLW 

Qij 

CTQY 

Qus 

CTWL 

Rem 

CSWF 

Pf 

CTBJ 

Pow 

CTLX 

Qik 

CTQZ 

Qut 

CTWM 

Ren 

CSWG 

Pg 

CTBK 

Pox 

CTLY 

QU 

CTRB 

Quu 

CTWN 

Reo 

CSWH 

Ph 

CTBL 

Poy 

CTLZ 

Qim 

CTRD 

Quv 

CTWP 

Rep 

CSWJ 

Pha 

CTBM 

Poz 

Q. 

CTMB 

Qin 

CTRF 

Quw 

CTWQ 

Req 
Rer 

CSWK 

Phe 

CTBN 

Pp 

CTMD 

Qio 

CTRG 

Qux 

CTWR 

CSWL 

Phf 

CTBP 

E* 

CTHB 

Qa 

CTMF 

Qip 

CTRH 

Quy 

CTWS 

Res 

CSWM 

Phi 

CTBQ 

Pr 

CTHD 

Qaa 

CTMG 

Qiq 

CTRJ 

Quz 

CTWV 

Ret 

CSWN 

Phi 

CTBR 

Pra 

CTHF 

Qac 

CTMH 

Qir 

CTRK 

Qv 

CTWX 

Reu 

CSWP 

Pho 

CTBS 

Pre 

CTHG 

Qad 

CTMJ 

Qis 

CTRL 

Qw 

CTWY 

Rev 

CSWQ 

Phr 

CTBV 

Pri 

CTHJ 

Qae 

CTMK 

Qit 
'Qiu 

CTRM 

Qx 

CTWZ 

Rew 

CSWR 

Pht 

CTBW 

Pro 

CTHK 

Qaf 

CTML 

CTRN 

Qy 

CTXB 

Rex 

CSWT 

Phil 

CTBX 

Pru 

CTHL 

Qag 

CTMN 

Qiv 

CTRP 

Qya 

CTXD 

Rey 
Rez 

cswv 

Phy 

CTBY 

Pry 

CTHM 

Qah 

CTMP 

Qiw 

CTRQ 

Qye 

CTXF 

cswx 

Pi 

CTBZ 

Ps 

CTHN 

Qai 

CTMQ 

Qix 

CTRS 

Qyi 

CTXG 

Rf 

CSWY 

Pia 

CTDB 

Psa 

CTHP 

Qaj 
Qak 

CTMR 

Qiy 

CTRV 

Qyo 

CTXH 

Eg 
Rh 

cswz 

Pib 

CTDF 

Psc 

CTHQ 

CTMS 

Qiz 

CTRW 

Qyu 

CTXJ 

Part  I. 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


27 


CTXK 

Ri 

CVDN 

Rud 

CVHZ 

Sea 

CVND 

Ska 

CVSG 

Suo 

CVXR 

Teh 

CTXL 

Ria 

CVDP 

Rue 

CVJB 

See 

CVNF 

Ske 

CVSH 

Sup 

cvxs 

Tci 

CTXM 

Rib 

CVDQ 

Ruf 

CVJD 

Sch 

CVNG 

Ski 

CVSJ 

Suq 

CVXT 

Tco 

CTXN 

Rio 

CVDR 

Rug 

CVJF- 

Sci 

CVNH 

Sko 

CVSK 

Sur 

cvxw 

Tcu 

CTXP 

Rid 

CVDS 

Ruh 

CVJG 

Scl 

CVNJ 

Sku 

CVSL 

Sus 

CVXY 

'Toy 

CTXQ 

Rie 

CVDT 

Rui 

CVJH 

Sco 

CVNK 

Sky 

C.VSM 

Sut 

cvxz 

Tcz 

CTXB 

Rif 

CVDW 

Ruj 

CVJK 

Scr 

CVNL 

Sla 

CVSN 

Suu 

CVYB 

Td 

CTXS 

Rig 

CVDX 

Ruk 

CVJL 

Scu 

CVNM 

Sle 

CVSP 

Suv 

CVYD 

Te 

CTXY 

Rih 

CVDY 

Rul 

CVJM 

Scy 

CVNP 

Sli 

CVSQ 
CVSR 

Suw 

CVYF 

Tea 

CTXW 

Rii 

CVDZ 

Rum 

CVJN 

Sd 

CVNQ 

Slo 

Sux 

CVYG 

Teb 

CTXY 

Rii 

CVFB 

Run 

CVJP 

Se 

CVNR 

Slu 

CVST 

Suy 

CVYH 

Tec 

CTXZ 

Rik 

CVFD 

Ruo 

CVJQ 

Sea 

CVNS 

Sly 

CVSW 

Suz 

CVYJ 

Ted 

CTYB 

Rii 

CVFG 

Rup 

CVJR 

Seb 

CVNT 

Sm     ., 

evsx 

Sy 

CVYK 

Tee 

CTYD 

Rim 

CVFH 

Ruq 

CVJS 

Sec 

CVNW 

Sn     r 

CVSY 

Sw 

CVYL 

Tef 

CTYF 

Rin 

CVFJ 

Rur 

CVJT 

Sed 

CVNX 

So 

cvsz 

Swa 

CVYM 

Teg 

CTYG 

Rio 

CVFK 

Rus 

CVJW 

See 

CVNY 

Soa 

CVTB 

Swe 

CVYN 

Teh 

CTYH 

Rip 

CVFL, 

Rut 

CVJX 

Sef 

CVNZ 

Sob 

CVTD 

Swi 

CVYP- 

Tei 

CTYJ 

Riq 

CVFM 

Ruu 

CVJY 

Seg 

CVPB 

Soo 

CVTF 

Swo 

CVYQ 

Tej 

CTYK 

Rir 

CVFN 

Rut 

CVJZT 

Seh 

CVPD 

Sod 

CVTG 

Swu 

CVYR 

Tek 

CTYL 

Ris 

CVFP 

Ruw 

CVKB 

Sei 

CVPF 

Soe 

CVTH 

Sx 

CVSS 

Tel 

CTYM 

Rit 

CVFQ 

Rux 

CVKD 

Sej 

CVPG 

Sof 

CVTJ 

Syl 

CVYT 

Tern 

CTYN 

Rin 

CVFR 

Ruy 

CVKF 

Sek 

CVPH 

Sog 

CVTK 

Sym 

CVYW 

Ten 

CTYP 

Riv 

CVFS 

Ruz 

CVKG 

Sel 

CVPJ 

Soh 

OVTL 

Syn 

CVYX 

Teo 

CTYQ 

Riw 

CVFT 

Rv 

CVKH 

Sem 

CVPK 

Soi 

CVTM 

Syr 

CVYZ 

Tep 

CTYR 

Ris 

CVFW 

Rw 

CVKJ 

Sen 

CVPL 

Soj 

CVTN 

Sys 

CVZB 

Teq 

CTYS 

Riy 

CVFX 

Rx 

CVKL 

Seo 

CVPM 

Sok 

CVTP 

Sz 

CVZD 

Ter 

CTYV 

Riz 

CVFY 

Ry 

CVKM 

Sep 

CYKST 

Sol 

CVTQ 

CVZF 

Tes 

CTYW 

Rj 

CVFZ 

Rya 

CVKN 

Seq 

CVPQ 

Som 

CVTR 

CVZG 

Tet 

CTYX 

Rk 

CVGB 

Rye 

CVKP 

Ser 

CVPR 

Son 

CVTS 

CVZH 

Teu 

CTYZ 

Rl 

CVGD 

Ryi 

CVKQ 

Sea 

CVPS 

Soo 

CVTW 

CVZJ 

Tev 

CTZB 

Rla 

CVGF 

Ryo 

CVKR 

Set 

CVPT 

Sop 

CVTX 

CVZK 

Tew 

CTZD 

Rle 

CVGH 

Ryu 

CVKS 

Seu 

CVPW 

Soq 

CVTY 

CVZL 

Tex 

CTZF 

Rii 

CVGJ 

Ryy 

CVKT 

Sev 

CVPX 

Sor 

CVTZ 

CVZM 

Tey 

CTZG 

Rio 

CVGK 

Rz 

CVKW 

Sew 

CVPY 

Sos 

CVZN 

Tez 

CTZH 

Rlu 

CVKX 

Sex 

CVPZ 

Sot 

CVZP 

Tf 

CTZJ 

Rly 

CVKY 

Sey 

CVQB 

Sou 

CVZQ 

Tg 

CTZK 

Rm 

CVKZ 

Sez 

CVQD 

Sov 

CVZR 

Th 

CTZL 

Rn 

CVLB 

Sf 

CVQF 

Sow 

CVZS 

Tha 

CTZM 

Ro 

CVLD 

Sg 

CVQG 

Sox 

CVZT 

The 

CTZN 

Roa 

CVLF 

Sha 

CVQH 

Soy 

CVZW 

Thi 

CTZP 

Rob 

CVLG 

She 

CVQJ    ■ 

Soz 

cvzx 

Tho 

CTZQ 

Roc 

CVLH 

Shi 

CVQK 

Sp 

CVZY 

Thr 

CTZR 

Rod 

CVLJ 

Sho 

CVQL 

Spa 

T. 

CWBD 

Thu 

CTZS 

Roe 

S. 

CVLK 

Sht 

CVQM 

Spe 

CWBF 

Thw 

CTZV 

Rof 

CVLM 

Shu 

CVQN 

Spi 

CVWB 

Ta 

CWBG 

Thy 

•CTZW 

Rog 

CVGL 

Sa 

CVLN 

Shy 

CVQP 

Spo 

CVWD 

Taa 

CWBH 

Ti 

CTZX 

Roh 

CVGM 

Saa 

CVLP 

Si 

CVQR 

Spy 

CVWF 

Tab 

CWB.T 

Tia 

.CTZY 

Roi 

CVGN 

Sab 

CVLQ 

Sia 

CVQS 

Sq 

CVWG 

Tao 

CWBK 

Tib 

CVBD 

Roj 

CVGP 

Sac 

CVLR 

Sib 

CVQT 

Squ 

CVWH 

Tad 

CWBL 

Tie 

CVBP 

Rok 

CVGQ 

Sad 

CVLS 

Sic 

CVQW 

Sr 

CVWJ 

Tae 

CWBM 

Tid 

CVBG 

Rol 

CVGR 

Sae 

CVLT 

Sid 

CVQX 

Ss 

CVWK 

Taf 

CWBN 

Tie 

CVBH 

Rom 

CVGS 

Saf 

CVLW 

Sie 

CVQY 

St 

CVWL 

Tag 

CWBP 

Tif 

CVBJ 

Ron 

CVGT 

Sag 

CVLX 

Sif 

CVQZ 

Sta 

CVWM 

Tah 

CWEQ 

Tig 

CVBK 

Roo 

CVGW 

Sah 

CVLY 

Sig 

CVRB 

Ste 

CVWN 

Tai 

CWBR 

Tih 

CVBL 

Rop 

CVGX 

Sai 

CVLZ 

Sih 

CVRD 

Sti 

CVWP 

Taj 

CWBS 

Tii 

CVBM 

Roq 

CVGY 

Saj 

CVMB 

Sii 

CVRF 

Sto 

CVWQ 

Tak 

CWBT 

Tij 

CVBN 

Ror 

CVGZ 

Sak 

CVMD 

Sij 

CVRG 

Str 

CVWR 

Tal 

CWBV 

Tik 

CVBP 

Ros 

CVHB 

Sal 

CVMF 

Sik 

CVRH 

Stu 

cvws 

Tarn 

CWBX 

Til 

CVBQ 

Rot 

CVHD 

Sam 

CVMG 

Sil 

CVRJ 

Sty 

CVWT 

Tan 

CWBY 

Tim 

CVBR 

Ron 

CVHF 

San 

CVMH 

Sim 

CVRK 

Su 

CVWX 

Tao 

CWBZ 

Tin 

CVBS 

Rov 

CVHG 

Sao 

CVMJ 

Sin 

CVRL 

Sua 

CVWY 

Tap 

CWDB 

Tio 

CVBT 

Row 

CVHJ 

Sap 

CVMK 

Sio 

CVRM 

Sub 

CVWZ 

Taq 

CWDF 

Tip 

CVBW 

Rox 

CVHK 

Saq 

CVML 

Sip 

CVRN 

Sue 

CVXB 

Tar 

CWDG 

Tiq 

CVBX 

Roy 

CVHL 

Sar 

CVMN 

Siq 

CVRP 

Sud 

CVXD 

Tas 

CWDH 

Tir 

CVBY 

Roz 

CVHM 

Sas 

CVMP 

Sir 

CVRQ 

Sue 

CVXF 

Tat 

CWDJ 

Tis 

CVBZ 

Rp 

CVHN 

Sat 

CVMQ 

Sis 

CVRS 

Suf 

CVXG 

Tau 

CWDK 

Tit 

CVDB 

Rq 

CVHP 

Sau 

CVMR 

Sit 

CVRT 

Sug 

cvxh 

Tav 

CWDL 

Tiu 

CVDF 

Rr 

CVHQ 

Sav 

CVMS 

Siu 

CVRW 

Suh 

CVXJ 

Taw 

CWDM 

Tiv 

CVDG 

Rs 

CVHR 

Saw 

CVMT 

Siv 

CVRX 

Sui 

CVXK 

Tax 

CWDN 

Tiw 

CVDH- 

Rt 

CVHS 

Sax 

CVMW 

Siw 

CVRY 

Suj 

CVXL 

Tay 

CWDP 

Tix 

CVDJ 

Ru 

CVHT 

Say 

CVMX 

Six 

CVRZ 

Suk 

CVXM 

Taz 

CWDQ 

Tiy 

CVDK 

Rua 

CVHW 

Saz 

CVMY 

Siy 

CVSB 

Sul 

CVXN 

Tb 

CWDR 

Tiz 

CVDL 

Rub 

CVHX 

Sb 

CVMZ 

Siz 

CVSD 

Sum 

CVXP 

Tc 

CWD8 

Tj 

CVDM 

Rue 

CVHY 

Sc 

CVNB 

Sj 

CVSF 

Sun 

CVXQ 

Tee 

CWDT 

Tja 

28 


ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING    TABLE. 


Part  I. 


CWDV 

Tje 

CWJY 

Tug 

CWNL 

Uay 

CWSN, 

Udr 

CWYQ 
CWYR 

Ugk 

CXFT 

Ujd 

CWDX 

Tji 

CWJZ 

Tuh 

,CWNM 

Uaz 

CWSP 

Uds 

Ugl 

CXFV 

Uje  • 

CWDY 

Tjo 

CWKB 

Tui    ' 

CWNP 

Ub 

■CWSQ 

Udt 

CWYS 

Ugm 

CXFW 

Ujf 

CWD? 

Tju 

OWED 

Tuj 

CWNQ 

Uba 

CWSR 

Udu 

CWYT 

Ugn 

CXFY 

Ujg 

CWPB 

CWKF 

Tuk 

CWNB 

Ubb 

CWST 

Udv 

CWYV 

Ugo 

CXFZ 

Ujb 

CWFD 

Tjz 

CWKG 

Tul 

OWNS 

Ubc 

CWSV 

Udw 

CWYX 

Ugp 

CXGB 

Uji 

CWFG 

Tk 

CWKH 

Turn 

CWNT 

Ubd 

CWSX 

Udx 

CWYZ 

Ugq 

CXGD 

Ujj 

CWFH 

Tl 

CWKJ 

Tun 

CWNV 

Ube 

CWSY 

Udy 

CWZB 

Ugr 

CXGF 

Ujk 

CWFJ 

Tla 

CWKL 

Tuo 

CWNX 

Ubf 

CWSZ 

Udz 

CWZD 

Ugs 

CXGH 

Ujl 

CWFK 

Tie 

CWKM 

Tup 

CWNY 

Ubg 

CWTB 

Ue 

CWZF 

Ugt. 

CXGJ 

Ujm 

CWFL 

Tli 

CWKN 

Tuq 

CWNZ 

Ubh 

CWTD 

Uea 

CWZG 

Ugu 

CXGK 

Ujn 

CWFM 

Tlo 

CWKP 

Tur 

CWPB 

Ubi 

CWTF 

Ueb 

CWZH 

Ugv 

CXGL 

Ujo 

CWFN 

Tlu 

CWKQ 

Tus 

CWPD 

Ubj 

CWTG 

Uec 

CWZJ 

Ugw 

CXGM 

Ujp 

CWFP 

Tly 

CWKR 

Tut    . 

CWPF 

TJbk 

CWTH 

Ued 

CWZK 

Ugx 

CXGN 

Ujq 

CWFQ 

Tm 

CWKS 

Tun 

CWPG 

Ubl 

CWTJ 

Uee 

CWZL 

Ugy 

CXGP 

Ujr. 

CWFR 

Tn 

CWKT 

Tuv 

CWPH 

Ubm 

CWTK 

Uef 

CWZM 

Ugz 

CXGQ 

Ujs 

CWFS 

To 

CWKV 

Tut 

CWPJ 

Ubn 

CWTL 

Ueg 

CWZN 

Uh 

CXGR 

Ujt 

OWFT 

Toa 

CWKX 

Tux 

CWPK 

Ubo 

CWTM 

Ueb 

CWZP 

Uha 

CXGS 

Uju 

CWFV 

Tob 

CWKY 

Tuy 

CWPL 

Ubp 

CWTN 

Uei 

CWZQ 

Uhb 

CXGT 

Ujr 

CWFX 

Toe 

CWKZ 

Tuz 

CWPM 

Ubq 

CWTP 

Uej 

CWZR 

Uhc 

CXGV 

Ujw 

CWFY 

Tod 

CWLB 

Tv 

CWPN 

Ubr 

CWTQ 

Uek 

cwzs 

Ubd 

CXGW 

Ujx 

CWFZ 

Toe 

CWLD 

Tva    . 

CWPQ 

Ubs 

CWTR 

Uel 

CWZT 

Ube 

CXGY 

Uly 

CWGB 

Tof 

CWLF 

Tve 

CWPR 

Ubt 

CWTS 

Uem 

cwzv 

Uhf 

CXGZ 

Ujz 

CWGD 

Tog 

CWLG 

Tvi 

CWPS 

Ubu 

CWTV 

Uen 

cwzx 

Uhg 

CXHB 

Uk 

CWGF 

Toh 

CWLH 

Tvo 

CWPT 

Ubv 

CWTX 

Ueo 

CWZY 

Uhb 

CXHD 

Uka 

CWGH 

Toi 

CWLJ 

Tvu 

CWPV 

Ubw 

CWTY 

Uep 

CXBD 

Uhi 

CXHF 

Ukb 

CWGJ 

Toj 

CWLK 

Tvy 

CWPX 

Ubx 

CWTZ 

TJeq 

CXBF 

Uhj 

CXHG 

Ukc 

CWGK 

Tok 

CWLM 

Tw 

CWPY 

Uby 

CWVB 

Uer 

CXBG 

Uhk 

CXHJ 

.Ukd 

CWGL 

Tol 

CWLN 

Tx 

GWPZ 

Ubz 

CWVD 

Ues 

CXBH 

Ubl 

CXHK 

Uke 

CWGM 

Tom 

CWLP 

Ty 

CWQB 

Uc 

CWVF 

Uet 

CXBJ 

Uhm 

CXHL 

Ukf 

CWGN 

Ton 

CWLQ 

Tya 

CWQD 

Uca 

CWVG 

Ueu 

CXBK 

Uhn 

CXHM 

Ukg 

CWGP 

Too 

CWLR 

Tye 

CWQF 

Ucb 

CWVH 

Uev 

CXBL 

Uho 

CXHN 

Ukh 

CWGQ 

Top 

CWLS 

Tyi 

CWQG 

Ucc 

CWVJ 

Uew 

CXBM 

Ubp 

CXHP 

Uki 

CWGR 

Toq 

CWLT 

Tyo 

CWQH 

Ucd 

CWVK 

Uex 

CXBN 

Ubq 

CXHQ 

Ukj 

CWGS 

Tor 

CWLV 

Tyu 

CWQJ 

Uce 

CWVL 

Uey 

CXBP 

Uhr 

CXHR 

Ukk 

CWGT 

Tos 

CWLX 

Tyy 

CWQK 

Ucf 

CWVM 

Uez 

CXBQ 

Uhs 

CXHS 

Ukl 

CWGV 

Tot 

CWLY 

Tyz 

CWQL 

Ucg 

CWVN 

Uf 

CXBR 

Ubt 

CXHT 

Ukm 

CWGX 

Tou 

CWLZ 

CWQM 

Uch 

CWVP 

Ufa 

CXBS 

Uhu 

CXBIV 

Ukn 

CWGY 

Tov 

CWQN 

Uoi 

CWVQ 

Ufb 

CXBT 

Ubv 

CXHW 

Uko 

CWGZ 

Tow 

CWQP 

Ucj 

CWVR 

Ufc 

CXBV 

Uhw 

CXHY 

Ukp 

CWHB 

Tox 

CWQR 

Uck 

cwvs 

Ufd 

CXBW 

Uhx 

CXHZ 

Ukq 

CWBD 

Toy 

CWQS 

Ucl 

CWVT 

Ufe 

CXBY 

Uhy 

CXJB 

Ukr 

CWHF 

Toz 

CWQT 

Ucm 

cwvx 

Uff 

CXBZ 

Ubz 

CXJD 

Uks 

CWHG 

Tp 

CWQV 

Ucn 

CWVY 

Ufg 

CXDB 

Ui 

CXJF 

Ukt 

CWHJ 

Tq 

CWQX 

Uco 

CWVZ 

Ufh 

CXDF 

Uia 

CXJG 

Uku     . 

CWHK 

Tr 

CWQY 

Ucp 

CWXB 

TTfi 

CXDG 

Uib 

CXJH 

Ukv 

CWHL 

Tra 

CWQZ 

Ucq 

CWXD 

Ufj 

CXDH 

Uic 

CXJK 

Ukw 

CWHM 

Tre 

U. 

CWRB 

Ucr 

CWXF 

Ufk 

CXDJ 

Uid 

CXJL 

Ukx 

CWHN 

Tri 

CWRD 

Ucs 

CWXG 

Ufl 

CXDK 

Uie 

CXJM 

Uky 

CWHP 

Tro 

CWMB 

Ua 

CWRF 

Uct 

CWXH 

Ufm 

CXDL 

Uif 

CXJN 

Ukz 

CWHQ 

Tru 

CWMD 

Uaa 

CWRG 

Ucu 

CWXJ 

Ufn 

CXDM 

Uig 

CXJP 

Ul 

CWHR 

Try 

CWMF 

Uab 

CWRH 

Ucv 

CWXK 

Ufo 

CXDN 

Uih 

CXJQ 

Ula 

CWHS 

Ts 

CWMG 

Uac 

CWRJ 

Ucw 

CWXL 

Ufp 

CXDP 

Uii 

CXJR 

Ulb 

CWHT 

Tsa 

CWMH 

Uad 

CWRK 

Ucx 

CWXM 

Ufq 

CXDQ 

Uij 

CXJS 

Ulc 

CWHV 

Tso 

CWMJ 

Uae 

CWRL 

Ucy 

CWXN 

Ufr 

CXDR 

Uik 

CXJT 

Uld 

CWHX 

Tse 

CWMK 

Uaf 

CWRM 

Ucz 

CWXP 

Ufs 

CXDS 

Uil 

OXJV 

Ule 

CWHT 

Tsh 

CWML 

Uag 

CWRN 

Ud 

CWXQ 

Uft 

CXDT 

Uim 

CXJW 

Ulf 

CWHZ 

Tsi 

CWMN 

Uah 

CWRP 

Uda 

CWXR 

Ufu 

CXDV 

Uin 

CXJY 

Ulg 

CWJB 

Tsj 

CWMP 

Uai 

CWRQ 

Udb 

CWXS 

Ufv 

CXDW 

Uio 

CXJZ 

Ulb 

CWJD 

Tsk 

CWMQ 

Uaj 

CWRS 

Udc 

CWXT 

Ufw 

CXDY 

Uip 

CXKB 

Uli 

CWJF 

Tsl 

CWMR 

Uak 

CWRT 

Udd 

cwxv 

Ufx 

CXDZ 

Uiq 

CXKD 

Ulj 

CWJG 

Tso 

CWMS 

Ual 

CWRV 

Ude 

CWXY 

Ufy 

CXFB 

Uir 

CXKF 

Ulk 

CWJH 

Tss 

CWMT 

Uam 

CWRX 

Udf 

CWXZ 

Ufz 

CXFD 

Uis 

CXKG 

Ull 

CWJK 

Tst 

CWMV 

Uan 

CWRY 

Udg 

CWYB 

Ug 

CXFG 

Uit 

CXKH 

Ulm 

CWJL 

Tsu 

CWMX 

Uao 

CWBZ 

Udh 

CWYD 

Uga 

CXFH 

Uiu 

CXKJ 

Uln 

CWJM 

Tsz 

CWMY 

Uap 

CWSB 

Udi 

CWYF 

Ugb 

CXFJ 

Uiv 

CXKL 

Ulo 

CWJN 

Tt 

CWMZ 

Uaq 

CWSD 

Udj 

CWYG 

Ugc 

CXFK 

Uiw 

CXKM 

Ulp 
Ulq 

Ulr 

CWJP 

Tu 

CWNB 

Uar 

CWSF 

Udk 

CWYH 

Ugd 

CXFL 

Uix 

CXKN 

CWJQ 

Tua 

CWND 

Uas 

CWSG 

Udl 

CWYJ 

Uge 

CXFM 

Uiy 

CXKP 

OWJR 

Tub 

CWNF 

Uat 

CWSH 

Udm 

CWYK 

Ugf 

CXFN 

Uiz 

CXKQ 

Uls 

CWJS 

Tuc 

CWNG 

TJau 

CWSJ 

Udn 

CWYL 

Ugg 

CXFP 

Uj 

CXKR 

Ult 

CW  JT 

Tud 

CWNH 

Uav 

CWSK 

Udo 

CWYM 

Ugb 

>  XFQ 

Uja 

CXKS 

Ulu 

CWJV 

Tne 

CWNJ 

Uaw 

CWSL 

Udp 

CWYN 

Ugi 

CXFR 

Ujb 

CXKT 

Ulv      ' 

CWJX 

Tuf 

CWNK 

Uax 

CWSM 

Udq 

CWYP 

Ugj 

CXFS 

Ujc 

CXKV 

Ulw 

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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


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cxkw 

Ulx 

CXPZ 

Uoq 

CXVD 

Urj 

CYBH 

Uuc 

CYHK 

Uww 

CYLS 

Vea 

CXKY 

Uly 

CXQB 

Uor 

CXVF 

Urk 

CYBJ 

Uud 

CYHL 

Uwi 

CYLT 

Veb 

CXKZ 

Ulz 

CXQD 

Uos 

CXVG 

Url 

CYBK 

Uue 

CYHM 

Uwy 

CYLV 

Vec 

CXLB 

Um 

CXQF 

Uot 

OXVH 

Unn 

CYBL 

Uuf 

CYHN 

Uwz 

CYLW 

Ved 

OXLD 

Mma 

CXQG 

UOU 

CXVJ 

Urn    . 

CYBM 

Uug 

CYHP 

Ux 

CYLX 

Vee 

CXLF 

Umb 

CXQH 

Uov 

CXVK 

Uro 

OYBN 

Uuh 

CYHQ 

Usa 

CYLZ 

Vef 

CXLG 

Time 

CXQJ 

Uow 

CXVL 

Urp 

CYBP 

Uui 

CYHR 

Uxb 

CYMB 

Veg 

CXLH 

Umd 

CXQK 

Uox 

CXVM 

Urq 

CYBQ 

Uuj 

CYHS 

Uxc 

CYlto 

Veb 

CXLJ 

Ume 

CXQL 

Uoy 

CXVN 

Urr 

CYBR 

Uuk 

CYHT 

Uxd 

CYMF 

Vei 

CXLK 

Umf 

CXQM 

Uoz 

CXVP 

Urs 

CYBS 

Uul 

CYHV 

Uxe 

CYMG 

Vej 

CXLM 

Urag 

CXQN 

Up 

CXVQ 

Urt 

CYBT 

Uum 

CYHW 

Uxf 

CYMH 

Vek 

CXLN 

Umh 

CXQP 

Upa 

CXVR 

Uru 

CYBV 

Uun 

CYHX 

Uxg 

CYMJ 

Vel 

CXLP 

Umi 

CXQR 

Upb 

cxvs 

Urv 

CYBW 

Uuo 

CYHZ 

Uxh 

CYME 

Vem 

CXLQ 

Umj 

CXQS 

Upc 

CXVT 

Urw 

CYBX 

Uup 

CYJB 

Uxi 

CYML 

Ven 

CXLB 

Umk 

CXQT 

Upd 

cxvw 

Urx 

CYBZ 

Uuq 

CYJD 

Uxj 

CYMN 

Veo 

CXLS 

Uml 

CXQV 

Upe 

CXVY 

Ury 

CYDB 

Uur 

CYJF 

Uxk 

CYMP 

Vep 

CXLT 

Umm. 

CXQW 

Upf 

cxvz 

Urz 

CYDF 

Uus 

CYJG 

Uxl 

CYMQ 

Veq 

CXLV 

Umn 

CXQY 

Upg 

CXWB 

Us 

CYDG 

Unt 

CYJH 

Uxm 

CYMR 

Ver 

CXLW 

Unio 

CXQZ 

Upb. 

CXWD 

Usa 

CYDH 

Uuu 

CYJK 

Uxn 

CYMS 

Ves 

CXLY 

Ump 

CXRB 

Upi 

CXWF 

Usb 

CYDJ 

Uuv 

CYJL 

Uxo 

CYMT 

Vet 

CXLZ 

Umq 

CXRD 

Upj 

CXWG 

Use 

CYDK 

Uuw 

CYJM 

Uxp 

CYMV 

Veu 

CXMB 

Umr 

CXRF 

Upk 

CXWH 

Usd 

CYDL 

Uux 

CYJN 

Uxq 

CYMW 

Vev 

CXMD 

Urns 

CXRG 

Upl 

CXWJ 

Use 

CYDM 

Uuy 

CYJP 

Uxr 

CYMX 

Vew 

CXMF 

Umt 

CXRH 

Upm 

CXWK 

Usf 

CYDN 

Uuz 

CYJQ 

Uxs 

CYMZ 

Vex 

CXMG 

Umn 

CXRJ 

Upn 

OXWL 

Usg 

CYDP 

Uv 

CYJR 

Uxt 

CYNB 

Vey 

CXMH 

TJmv 

CXRK 

Upo 

CXWM 

Ush 

CYDQ 

Uva 

CYJS 

Uxn 

CYND 

Vez 

CXMJ 

Umw 

CXRL 

Upp 

CXWN 

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 

CYNH 

Vb 

CXMN 

Uniz 

CXRP 

Tips 

CXWB 

Usl. 

CYDV 

Uve 

CYJX 

•Uxy 

CYNJ 

Vi 

CXMP 

Un 

CXRQ 

Upt 

cxws 

Usm 

CYDW 

Uvf 

CYJZ 

.Uxz 

CYNK 

Via 

CXMQ 

Una 

CXRS 

Upu 

CXWT 

Usii 

CYDX 

Uvg 

CYNL 

Vib 

CXME 

Unb 

CXRT 

Upv 

cxwv 

Uso 

CYDZ 

Uvh 

CYNM 

yic 

CXMS 

Unc 

CXRV 

Upw 

CXWY 

Usp 

CYFB 

Uvi 

CYNP 

Vid 

CXMT 

Und 

CXRW 

Upx 

cxwz 

Usq    , 

CYFD 

Uvj 

CYNQ 

Vie 

CXMV 

Une 

CXRY 

Upy 

CXYB  ' 

Usr 

CYFG 

Uvk 

CYNR 

Vif 

CXMW 

Unf 

CXRZ 

Upz 

CXYD 

Uss 

CYFH 

Uvl 

CYNS 

Vig 

CXMY 

Ung 

CXSB 

Uq 

CXYF 

Ust 

CYFJ 

Uvm 

•CYNT 

Vih 

CXMZ 

Unh 

CXSD 

Uqa 

CXYG 

Usu 

CYFK 

Uvn 

CYNV 

Vii 

CXNB 

Uni 

CXSF 

Uqb 

CXYH 

Usv 

CYFL 

Uvo 

CYNW 

Vij 

CXND 

Unj 

CXSG 

Uqc 

CXYJ 

Usw 

CYFM 

Uvp 

CYNX 

Vik 

CXNF 

Unk 

CXSH 

Uqd 

CXYK 

Usx 

CYFN 

Uvq 

OYNZ 

Vil 

CXNG 

Unl 

CXSJ 

Uqe 

CXYL 

Usy 

CYFP 

Uvr 

V. 

OYPB 

Vim 

CXSTH 

Unm 

CXSK 

Uqf 

CXYM 

Usz 

CYFQ 

Uvs 

CYPD 

Vin 

CXNJ 

Unn 

CXSL 

Uqg 

CXYN 

Ut 

CYFR 

Uvt  . 

CYKB 

Va 

CYPF 

Vio 

CXNK 

Urio 

CXSM 

Uqb. 

CXYP 

Uta 

CYFS 

Uvu. 

CYKD 

Vaa 

CYPG 

Vip 

CXNL 

Unp 

CXSN 

Uqi    • 

CXYQ 

Utb 

CYFT 

Uvv 

CYKF 

Vab 

CYPH 

Viq 

CXNM 

Unq 

CXSP 

Uqj 

CXYR 

Utc 

CYFV 

Uvw 

CYKG 

Vad 

CYPJ 

Vir 

CXNP 

Unr 

CXSQ 

Uqk    . 

CXYS 

Utd 

CYFW 

Uvx 

CYKH 

Yae 

CYPK 

Vis 

CXNQ 

Uns 

CXSR 

Uql 

CXYT 

Ute 

CYFX 

Uvy 

CYKJ 

Vaf 

CYPL 

Vit 

CXNR 

Unt 

CXST 

Uqm 

CXYV 

Utf    - 

CYFZ    , 

Uvz 

CYKL 

Vag 

CYPM 

Vin 

CXNS 

Unii 

CXSV 

Uqn 

CXYW 

Utg 

CYGB  1 

Uw 

CYKM 

Vab 

CYPN 

Viv 

CXNT 

Unv 

CXSW 

Uqo 

CXYZ 

Uth 

CYGD 

Uwa 

CYKN 

Vai    . 

CYPQ 

Viw 

CXNV 

Unw 

CXSY 

Uqp 

CXZB 

Uti 

CYGF 

Uwb 

CYKP 

Vaj 

CYPR 

■Vix 

CXNW 

Unx 

CXSZ 

Uqq 

CXZD 

Utj 

CYGH 

Uwc 

CYKQ 

Vak 

CYPS 

Viy 

CXNY 

Uny 

CXTB 

Uqr 

CXZF 

Utk 

CYGJ 

Uwd 

CYKR 

Val 

CYPT 

Vte 

CXNZ 

Unz 

CXTD 

Uqs 

CXZG 

Utl 

CYGK 

Uwe 

CYKS 

Vam 

CYPV 

Vi 

CXPB 

Uo 

CXTF 

Uqt 

CXZH 

Utm 

CYGL 

Uwf 

CYKT 

Van 

CYPW 

Vk 

CXPD 

Uoa 

CXTG 

Uqu 

CXZJ 

Utn 

CYGM 

Uwg 

CYKV 

Vao 

CYPX 

Via 

CXPF 

Uob 

CXTH 

Uqv 

CXZK 

Uto 

CYGN 

Uwh 

CYKW 

Vap 

CYPZ 

Vie 

CXPG 

Uoc 

CXTJ 

Uqw 

CXZL 

Utp 

CYGP 

Uwi 

CYKX 

Vaq 

CYQB 

Vli 

GXPH 

Uod 

CXTK 

Uqx 

CXZM 

Utq 

CYGQ 

Uwj 

CYKZ' 

Var 

CYQD 

Vlo 

CXPJ 

Uoe 

CXTL 

Uqy 

CXZN 

Utr 

CYGR 

Uwk 

CYLB' 

Vas     , 

CYQF 

Vlu 

CXPK 

Uof 

CXTM 

Uqz 

CXZP 

Uts 

CYGS 

Uwl 

CYLD 

Vat 

CYQG 

Vly 

CXPL 

Uog 

CXTN 

Ur 

CXZQ 

Utt 

CYGT 

Uwm 

CYLF 

Van 

CYQH 

Vm 

CXPM 

Uoh 

CXTP 

Ura 

CXZR 

Utu 

CYGV 

Uwn 

CYLG 

Vav 

CYQJ 

Vn 

CXPN 

Uoi 

CXTQ 

Urb 

cxzs 

Utv 

CYGW 

Uwo 

CYLH 

Vaw 

CYQK 

Vo 

CXPQ 

Uoj 

CXTR 

Urc 

CXZT 

Utw 

CYGX 

Uwp 

CYLJ 

Vax 

CYQL 

Voa 

CXPR 

Uok 

CXTS 

Urd 

cxzv 

Utx 

CYGZ 

Uwq 

CYLK' 

Vay 

CYQM 

Vob 

CXPS 

Uol 

CXTV 

Ure 

cxzw 

Uty 

CYHB 

Uwr 

CYLM 

Va? 

CYQN 

Voc 

CXPT 

Uom 

CXTW 

Ur'f 

CXZY 

Utz 

CYHD 

Uws 

CYLN 

Vb 

CYQP 

Vod 

CXPV 

Uon 

CXTY 

Urg.  • 

CYBD 

Uu 

CYHF 

Uwt 

CYLP.' 

Vc 

CYQR 

Voe     ■ 

CXPW 

Uoo 

CXTZ  > 

Urb 

CYBF 

Una 

CYHG 

Uwu 

CYLQ  ' 

Vd 

CYQS 

Vof 

CXPY 

Uop 

CXVB 

•Uri 

CYBG 

Uub 

CYHJ 

Uwv 

CYLR 

Ve 

CYQT 

Vog 

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ALPHABETICAL   SPELLING   TABLE. 


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CYQV 

Voh 

CYVX 

Vyz 

CZBM 

Who 

CZHP 

Wro 

X. 

CZRB 

Xui    ' 

CYQW 

Voi 

CYVZ 

Vz 

CZBN 

Whn 

CZHQ 

Wru 

CZRD 

Xuo 

CYQX 

Voj 

CZBP 

Why 

CZHR 

Wry 

CZMB 

Xa 

CZRF 

Xy 

CYQZ 

Vdk 

CZBQ 

Wi 

CZHS 

Ws 

CZMD 

Xac 

CZRG 

Xya 

CYRB 

Vol 

CZBR 

Wia 

CZHT 

Wt 

CZMF 

Xae 

CZRH 

Xyb 

CYRD 

Vom 

CZBS 

Wib 

CZHV 

Wu 

CZMG 

Xai 

CZRJ 

Xyc 

CYRF 

Von 

CZBT 

Wic 

CZHW 

Wna 

CZMH 

Xam 

CZRK 

Xyd 

CYRG 

Voo 

CZBV 

Wid 

CZHX 

Wub 

CZMJ 

Xan 

CZRL 

Xye 

CYRH 

Vop 

CZBW 

Wie 

CZHY 

Wuc 

CZMK 

Xao 

CZRM 

Xyo 

CYRJ 

Voq 

CZBX 

Wif 

CZJB 

Wud 

CZML 

Xap 

CZRN 

Xyr 

CYRK 

Vor 

CZBY 

Wig 

CZJD 

Wue 

CZMN 

Xar 

CZRP 

Xz 

CYRL 

Vos 

W. 

CZDB 

Wih 

CZJF 

Wuf 

CZMP 

Xas 

CZRQ 

Xza 

CYRM 

Vot 

CZDF 

Wii 

CZJG 

Wug 

CZMQ 

Xat 

CZRS 
CZRT 

Xze 

CYRN 

Vov 

CYWB 

Wa 

CZDG 

Wij 

CZJH 

Wuh 

CZMR 

Xau 

Xzi 

CYRP 

Vow 

CYWD 

Waa 

CZDH 

Wik 

CZJK 

Wni 

CZMS 

Xav 

CZRV 

Xzo 

CYRQ 

Vox 

CYWP 

Wab 

CZDJ 

Wil 

CZJL 

Wuj 

CZMT 

Xaw 

CZRW 

Xzn 

CYRS 

Voy 

CYWG 

Wac 

CZDK 

Wim 

CZJM 

Wuk 

czlfrv 

Xay 

CZRX 

CYRT 

Voz 

CYWH 

Wad 

CZDL 

Win 

CZJN 

Wul 

CZMW 

Xaz 

CZRY 

CYRV 

Vp- 

CYWJ 

Wae 

CZDM 

Wio 

CZJP 

Wum 

CZMX 

Xb 

CYRW 

Vq 

OYWK 

Waf 

CZDN 

Wip 

CZJQ 

Wun 

CZMY 

Xba 

CYRX 

Vr 

CYWX 

Wag 

CZDP 

Wiq 

CZJR 

Wuo 

CZNB 

Xbe 

CYRZ 

Vra 

CYWM 

Wah 

CZDQ 

Wir 

CZJS 

Wup 

CZND 

Xbi 

CYSB 

Vre 

CYWN 

Wai 

CZDR 

Wis 

CZJT 

Wur 

CZNF 

Xbo 

CYSD 

Vri 

CYWP 

Waj 

CZDS 

Wit 

CZJV 

Wns 

CZNG 

Xbu 

CYSF 

Vro 

CYWQ 

Wak 

CZDT 

Win 

CZJW 

Wnt 

CZNH 

Xc 

CYSG 

Vru 

CYWB 

Wal 

CZDV 

Wiv 

CZJX 

Wuv 

CZNJ 

Xca 

CYSH 

Vry 

CYWS 

Warn 

CZDW 

Wiw 

CZJY 

Wux 

CZNK 

Xce 

OYSJ 

Vs 

CYWT 

Wan 

CZDX 

Wix 

CZKB 

Wuy 

CZNL 

Xci 

T. 

CYSK 

Vt 

CYWV 

Wao 

CZDY 

Wiy 

CZKD 

Wuz 

CZNM 

Xeo 

• 

CYSL 

Vu 

CYWX 

Wap 

CZFB 

Wiz 

CZKF 

Wv 

CZNP 

Xcu 

CZSB 

Ya 

OYSM 

Vua 

CYWZ 

Waq 

CZFD 

Wj 

CZKG 

Wva 

CZNQ 

Xd 

CZSD 

Yal 

CYSN 

Vub 

CYXB 

War 

CZFG 

Wk 

CZKH 

Wx 

CZNR 

Xe 

CZSF 

Yam 

CYSP 

Vuc 

CYXD 

Was 

CZFH 

Wl 

CZKJ 

Wxa 

CZNS 

Xea 

CZSG 

Yan 

CYSQ 

,Vud 

CYXF 

Wat 

CZFJ 

Wla 

CZKL 

Wxo 

CZNT 

Xei 

CZSH 

Yas 

CYSR 

Vue 

CYXG 

Wau 

CZFK 

Wle 

CZKM 

Wxu 

CZNV 

Xeo 

CZSJ 

Yat 

CYST 

Vuf 

CYXH 

Wav 

CZFL 

Wli 

CZKN 

Wy 

CZNW 

Xer 

CZSK 

Yav 

CYSV 

Vug 

CYXJ 

Waw 

CZFM 

Wlo 

CZKP 

Wya 

CZNX 

Xes 

CZSL 

Yaw 

CYSW 

Vuh  • 

CYXK 

Wax 

CZFN 

Wlu 

CZKQ 

Wye 

CZNY 

Xet 

CZSM 

Ye 

CYSX 

Vni 

CYXL 

Way 

CZFP 

Wly 

CZKR 

Wyi 

CZPB 

Xeu 

CZSN 

Yea 

CYSZ 

Vuj 

CYXM 

Waz 

CZFQ 

Wm 

CZKS 

Wyj 

CZPD 

Xh 

CZSP 

Yed 

CYTB 

Vuk 

CYXN 

Wb 

CZFR 

Wn 

CZKT 

Wyl 

CZPF 

Xi 

CZSQ 

Yei 

CYTD 

Vul 

CYXP 

Wc 

CZFS 

Wo 

CZKV 

Wym 

CZPG 

Xia 

CZSR 

Yeo 

CYTF 

Vum 

CYXQ 

Wd 

CZFT 

Woa 

CZKW 

Wyn 

CZPH 

Xie 

CZST 

Yi 

CYTG 

Vun 

CYXR 

We 

CZFV 

Wob 

CZKX 

Wyo 

CZPJ 

Xio 

CZSV 

Yl 

CYTH 

Vno 

CYXS 

Wea 

CZFW 

Woe 

CZKY 

Wyp 

CZPK 

Xiu 

CZSW 

Yla 

CYTJ 

Vup 

CYXT 

Web 

CZFX 

Wod 

CZLB 

Wyr 

CZPL 

Xiz 

czsx 

Ylo 

CYTK 

Vuq 

CYXV 

Wee 

CZFY 

Woe 

CZLD 

Wys 

CZPM 

Xla 

CZSY 

Ym 

CYTL 

Vnr 

CYXW 

Wed 

CZGB 

Wof 

CZLF 

Wyt 

CZPN 

Xle 

CZTB 

Yma 

CYTM 

Vus 

CYXZ 

Wee 

CZGD 

Wog 

CZLG 

Wyv 

CZPQ 

Xli 

CZTD 

Ymo 

CYTN 

Vut 

CYZB 

Web. 

CZGF 

Woh 

CZLH 

Wyx 

CZPR 

Xlo 

CZTF 

Yn 

CYTP 

Vuu 

CYZD 

Wei 

CZGH 

Woi 

CZLJ 

Wyz 

CZPS 

Xlu 

CZTG 

Yna 

CYTQ 

Vuv 

CYZF 

Wej 

CZGJ  ' 

Woj 

CZLK 

Wz 

CZPT 

Xm 

CZTH 

Yno 

CYTR 

>?uw 

CYZG 

Wek 

CZGK 

Wok 

CZLM 

Wza 

CZPV 

Xma 

CZTJ 

Yo 

CYTS 

Vux 

CYZH 

Wei 

CZGL 

Wol 

CZLN 

Wze 

CZPW 

Xme 

CZTK 

Yon 

CYTV 

Vny 

CYZJ 

Wem 

CZGM 

Worn 

CZLP 

Wzi 

CZPX 

Xmi 

CZTL 

Yp 

CYffW 

Vuz 

CYZK 

Wen 

CZGN 

Won 

CZLQ 

Wzo 

CZPY 

Xmo 

CZTM 

Yr 

CYTX 

Vv 

CYZL 

Weo 

CZGP 

Woo 

CZLR 

Wzu 

CZQB 

Xmn 

CZTN 

Ys 

CYTZ 

Vw 

CYZM 

Wep 

CZGQ 

Wop 

CZLS 

Wzy 

CZQD 

Xn 

CZTP 

Ysa 

CYVB 

Vx 

CYZN 

Weq 

CZGR 

Woq 

CZLT 

CZQF 

Xna 

CZTQ 

Yse 

CYVD 

Vy 

CYZP 

Wer 

CZGS 

Wor 

CZLV 

CZQG 

Xni 

CZTR 

Ysi 

CYVF 

Vya 

CYZQ 

Wes 

CZGT 

Wos 

CZLW 

CZQH 

Xno 

CZTS 

Yso 

CYVG 

Vyd 

CYZR 

Wet 

CZGV 

Wot 

CZLX 

CZQJ 

Xo 

CZTV 

Ysn 

CYVH 

Vye 

CYZS 

Weu 

CZGW 

Wou 

CZLY 

CZQK 

Xoa 

CZTW 

Yt 

CYVJ 

Vyi 

CYZT 

Wev 

CZGX 

Wov 

CZQL 

Xoe 

CZTX 

Yta 

CYVK 

Vyl 

CYZV 

Wew 

CZGY 

Wow 

CZQM 

Xoi 

,CZTY 

Yte 

CYVL 

Vym 

CYZW 

Wex 

CZHB 

Wox 

CZQN 

Xou 

[CZVB 

Yti 

CYVM 

Vyn 

CYZX 

Wey 

CZHD 

Woy 

CZQP 

Xr 

CZVD 

Yto 

CYVN 

Vyo    ' 

CZBD 

Wez 

CZHF 

Woz  , 

•CZC^R 

Xra 

CZVF 

Ytn 

CYVP 

Vyr 

CZBF 

Wf 

CZHG 

Wp 

CZQS 

Xre 

CZVG 

Yu 

CYVQ 

Vys 

CZBG 

Wg 

CZHJ 

Wq  - 

CZQT 

Xri 

CZVH 

Yna 

CYVR 

Vyt 

CZBH 

Wh 

CZHK 

Wr 

CZQV 

Xro 

CZVJ 

Yun 

CYVS 

Vyu 

CZBJ 

Wha 

CZHL 

Wra 

CZQW 

Xn 

CZVK 

Yus 

CYVT 

Vyv 

CZBK 

Whe 

CZHM 

Wre 

CZQX 

Xua 

CZVL 

Yut 

CYVW 

Vyx 

CZBL 

Whi 

CZHN 

Wri 

CZQY 

Xue 

CZVM 

Yx 

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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 

OZWJ 

CZWK 

CZWL 

CZWM 

GZWN 

CZWP 

CZWQ 

CZWB, 

CZWS 

CZWT 

CZWV 

CZWX 

CZWY 


z. 

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 


CZYP 

CZYG 

CZYH 

CZYJ 

CZYK 

CZYL 

CZYM 

CZYN 

CZYP 

CZYQ. 

CZYR 

CZYS 


Zyd 

Zye 

Zyf 

Zyi 

Zyl 

Zym 

Zyn 

Zyo 

Zyp 

Zyt 


CZYT 
CZYV 
CZYW 
CZYX 


NUMEKAL  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  second  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  Flag  over  Flag  M. 

Oode  Flag  over  Flag  N. 
Code  Flag  over  Flag  0. 

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. 

Ncmeral  Signal  No.  3,  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  usuai 
manner. 

Numeral  Table. 

Examples. 

A 1 

B 3 

C... ,-       3 

D 4 

E ,        5 

F 6 

G. 7 

H 8 

I 9 

J 10 

K              11 

To  make  78,865: 
1st  hoist,        Code  Flag  over  M  =  Tlie  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 

L ,-■ :..     22 

M -     33 

N — 44 

O 55 

P 66 

Q -.,,--'- "11 

R. .-..-• 88 

S         .  -. 99 

Signals,  and  are  to  be  looked  out  in  the 

Numeral  Table. 
2d  hoist,          GH                          =78)        „a7 
3d  hoist,          G                             =    7f   -  '8' 
4th  hoist,        Code  Flag  over  O  =  The  Numeral  Signals  are  ended. 

To  make  9.99876: 

T_ 100 

U 0 

V 00 

w         000 

X          0000 

Y          -  00000 

Z 000000 

1st  hoist,        Code  Flag  over  M  =  The  signals  which  follow  are  Numeral 

Signals,  and  are  to  be  looked  out  in  tht 
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) 


NUMEKAL  TABLE. 


CODE  FLAG  UNDER  TWO  FLAGS. 


Signal. 

i 

Number. 

Signal. 

Number. 

Signal. 

Number. 

Code  Flag  under  UA 

0 

Code  Flag  under  W  A 

50' 

Code  Flag  under  Y  A 

100 

"     UB 

1 

"     WB 

51 

"      YB 

200 

"     UC 

2 

"     WC 

52 

"      YC 

300 

"     UD 

3 

"     WD 

53 

"      YD 

400 

"     UE 

4 

"     WE 

54 

"      YE 

500 

■•     UF 

5 

•'     WF 

55 

„       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 

«     UM 

12 

"     WM 

62 

"     YM 

4,000 

"      UN 

13 

"     WN 

63 

"     YN 

5,000 

"    uo 

14 

•■      WO 

64 

"     YO 

6,000 

«    xjp 

15 

..     WP 

65 

"     YP 

7, 000 

"     UQ 

16 

"     WQ 

66 

'•     YQ 

8,000 

'■     UR 

17 

"     WR 

67 

"     YR 

9,000 

"     US 

18 

"    ws 

68 

"     YS 

10, 000 

«.      UT 

19 

„    WT 

69 

"     YT 

ll.OuO 

"    uv 

20 

"    wu 

70 

■•     YU 

12, 000 

"           "    uw 

21 

V    wv 

71 

«.      YV 

13, 000 

"    ux 

22 

"    wx 

72 

"     YW 

14, 000 

"     UY 

23 

"      WY 

73 

"     YX 

15, 000 

"      UZ 

24 

"    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 

20, 000 

"     VE 

29 

"     XE 

79 

••     ZE 

30, 000 

«     VF 

30 

"     XF 

80 

"      ZF 

40, 000 

"     VG 

31 

"     XG 

81 

"     ZG 

50, 000 

"     VH 

32 

"     XH 

82 

"     ZH 

60, 000 

"     VI 

33 

"     XI 

83 

"     ZI 

70, 000 

"     VJ 

34 

"     XJ 

84 

"     ZJ 

80, 000 

"     VK 

35 

"     XK 

85 

"     ZK 

90, 000 

"     VL 

36 

"     XL 

86 

"     ZL 

100, 000 

"     VM 

37 

"     XM 

87 

"     ZM 

200, 000 

"     VN 

38 

"     XN 

88 

"     ZN 

300, 000 

"     VO 

39 

"    xo 

89 

"     ZO 

400, 000 

»     VP 

40 

'   "     XP 

90 

"     ZP 

500, 000 

"     VQ 

41 

"     XQ 

91 

'•      ZQ 

600, 000 

"      VB 

42 

"     XR 

92 

"    .ZR 

700, 000 

"     VS 

43 

"    xs 

93 

"    zs 

800, 000 

.<     vT 

44 

"     XT 

94 

"      ZT 

900, 000 

"     VU 

45 

"    xu 

95 

"    zu 

1,000,000 

"     VW 

46 

'•     XV 

96 

"    zv 

2, 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  32  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 : 

To  make  165.09: 
97  YA  over  Code  Flag  =100 

i  WP  over  Code  Flag  =  65 

- —  BOX  =      .09 


To  make  10,011 : 

YS  over  Code  Flag=10, 000 
UL  over  Code  Flag=        11 


To  make  97^ : 

XW  over  Code  Flag= 
BDF  = 


10,011 


97* 


165.09 


10929—07- 


(33) 


34 


NUMERAL,   TABLE. 
DECIMALS  AND   FRACTIONS. 


Part  I. 


BCO 

BCP 

BCQ 

BCR 

BCS 

BCT 

BCU 

BCV 

BCW 

BOX 

BCY 

BCZ 

BDA 

BDC 

BDE 

BDF 

BDG 

BDH 

BDI 

BDJ 


Decimal. 
-.01,  or,  ^g 
-.03,  or,  ,Hhr,  or,  r\ 


.05,  or,  -jfo,  or,  ^ 
—.06,  or,  -jfo,  or,  •& 

-.07,  or,  tU 
-.08,  or,  tL  or,  & 
-.09,  or,  jfo 


Fraction. 
— rs,  or,  .1 

—  i,  or,  .2 
—fu.  or,  .3 

—  I,  or,  A 

—  I,  or,  .5 
- 1 ,  or,  .6 
— &,  or,  .7 
-4.  or,  -8 
-,%,  or,  .9 


— .ua,  or,  ^  or,  Tv 

—.03,  or,  jfo 

—.04,  or,  i&y,  or, -^ 

— .05,  or,  yjfr,  or,  tM  lOOths.    Hundredths. 

—.06,  or,  -jfo,  or,  •& 

f17      /!«■      _i_ 


lOths.     Tenths. 


BDK 

BDL 

BDM 

BDN 

BDO 

BDP 

BDQ 

BDR 

BDS 

BDT 

BDU 

BDV 

BDW 

BDX 


BDY 
BDZ 


Fraction — Continued. 


-H 


16ths.     Sixteenths. 


=tf 


3ds.     Thirds. 


SIGNALS   MADE  BY  ONE  FLAG. 


TO  BE  USED  ONLY  BETWEEN  VESSELS  TOWING  AND  BEING  TOWED. 

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


Signals  about— 

i 

Meaning  when  made — 

By  the  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  lor,  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 

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  blasts  of  the  whistle  one  second  in  duration. 


Steer  more  to  port 


Steer  more  to  starboard    — 


Cast  off  hawsers 
(35) 


URGENT  AND   IMPORTANT  SIGNALS. 


TWO-FLAG  SIGNALS. 


ABANDON— ASSISTANCE. 


AB 
AC 
AD 

AE 
AP 
AG 
AH 

AI 

AJ 

AK 


AL 

AM 

AN 

AO 

AP 

AQ 

AB 

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  yon  intend  to  abandon  ? 
— 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  youi  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  1    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. 
—rln  case  of  accident  (or,  necessity). 
— Is  your  cargo  much  damaged  1 
— Man  overboard. 
— Met  with  an  accident. 
— Want  a  boat ;  man  overboard. 


BU 
BV 


BW 
BX 

BY 
BZ 

CA 

CB 
CD 

CE 

CP 
CG 

CH 

CI 
CJ 
CK 


CL 
CM 

CN 

CO 
CP 
CQ 
CR 

CS 

CT 
CU 
CV 
CW 

cx 

CY 
CZ 
DA 

DB 
DC 
DE 
DF 


Acciden  T — Continued. 

— When  did  the  accident  hanpen  ? 

— Where  will  you  go  to  repair  damage  ? 

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  agroiind ;  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  you  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. 


(36) 


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 

EF 
EG 
EH 
EJ 

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  otherwise 
the  pages  referred  to  will  not  correspond. 

— Calls  the  attention  of  the  fibst(ot,  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  (from 
the  person  signaling)  pointed  out  by 
compass  signal. 

— Calls  the  attention  of  vessel  leaving  the 
anchorage  on  the  bearing  (from  theper- 
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  wish  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)  1 

Bearings. 
Note. — Unless  otherwise  indicated,  bear- 
ings in  points  and  i-points  are  to  be 
understood  as  Compass  bearings,  i.  e., 
bearings  as  shown  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  — . 

—How  did  the  land  bear  when  last  seen  ? 
— How  does  the  entrance  bear  ? 
— Place  indicated  bears  — •. 


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 

FS 

FT 
FTJ 
FV 

FW 

FX 

FY 

FZ 
GA 
GB 

GC 
GD. 

GE 
GF 

GH 

GI 


Bearings — Continued. 
There  are  moorings  on 

eated). 
There  is  a  strange  sail  on 

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


-  (bearing  indi- 
■  (bearing  indi- 


— 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  (bearing,  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  ? 
— I  should  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  risk  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 

GN 


GO 


GP 
GQ 
GR 

GS 

GT 
GU 


GV 


GW 

GX 
GY 
GZ 
HA 
HB 
HC 
HD 
HE 

HF 


HG 

HI 
HJ 
HK 
HL 

HM 

HN 


HO 
HP 
HQ 

HE 

HS 


HT 


Caxjtion — 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). 


Chronometer. 

— 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  un.ll  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  1 


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 

IA 

IB 

IC 

ID 
IE 

IF 

IG 

IH 
IJ 

IK 

IL 
IM 


IN 

IO 

IP 
IQ 
IE 

IS 

IT 

IU 
IV 
IW 
IX 

IY 

IZ 

JA 

JB 

JC 


Communicate — Continued. 

— Can  you  forward  my  communication  by 

telegraph  ? 

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 — )? 

— Following  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  owner 
(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  will  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,  with) — . 

— 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  ? 

— Will  you  telegraph  to  —  (ship  or  person 
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,  keen- 
ing within  signal  distance. 

—Do  not  go  through  (or,  near)  —  (place  indi- 
cated) without  a  convoy. 

— Rendezvous  at  —  (port  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 


DANGER— 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 
KC 
KD 
KE 

KF 
KG 

KH 


KI 

KJ 

KL 

KM 

KN 

KO 

KP 

KQ 

KR 

KS 

KT 

KQ 

KV 

KW 

KX 


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

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,  o?-,  despatches)  for 

me  (or  for  vessel,  person,  or  place  indi- 
cated) 1 
— I  am  the  bearer  of  important  despatches. 
— I  have  Government  despatches  (or,  — ). 
— I  shall  make  for  the  anchoragfi  (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)  ? 

Directions  for  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). 
— Look-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. 


Directions  to  a  Vessel  under  way. 

KY  — Anchor  as  convenient. 

KZ  — Anchor  instantly. 

LA  —Bar  is  not  dangerous. 

LB  — Bear  up  instantly. 

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

LD  — Channel  dangerous  without  a  pilot. 

LE  — Do  not  anchor  on  any  account. 

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

LG  — Go  ahead. 

LH  —Go  ahead  easy.    Easy  ahead. 

LI  — Go  ahead  full  speed. 

LJ  — Go  astern.   * 

LK  — Go  astern  easy.     Easy  astern. 

LM  —Go  astern  full  speed. 

LN  — Haul  your  wind  on  the  port  tack. 

LO  — Haul  your  wind  on  the  starboard  tack. 

LP  — Heave  all  aback.    Go  astern. 

LQ  — Heave  to;  head  off  shore. 

LR  — Heave  to  until  — . 

LS  — It  is  not  safe  to  go  so  fast. 

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

LIT  — Keep  in  the  center  of  the  channel. 

LV  — Keep  on  the  port  side  of  channel. 

L  W  — Keep  on  the  starboard  side  of  the  channel. 

LX  — Keep  the  vessel  under  command. 

LY  — Keep  to  windward. 

LZ  — Leave  the  buoy  (or,  beacon)  to  port. 

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

MB  — Not  room  to  wear. 

MC  — Open.     Get  farther  away. 

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

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

MF  — Reduce  speed.     Ease  her. 

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

MH  —Stand  on. 

MI  — Steady  your  helm. 

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

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

ML  — Stop  her. 

MN  —Stop  instantly. 

MO  — Tack  instantly. 

MP  — Wear  instantly. 

Disabled  Steamer.    (See  also  Accident.  ) 

MQ     — Engines  completely  disabled. 

MR    — Have  broken  main  shaft. 

MS     — Have  lost  screw,  or,  Screw  disabled. 

MT  — Have  passed  steamer  with  machinery  dis- 
abled. 

MU  — Have  passed  steamer  with  steering  gear 
disabled. 

MV    — Have  you  seen  disabled  steamer  ? 

MW  — One  screw  disabled ;  can  work  the  other. 

MX    — Passed  disabled  steamer  at  — . 

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

MZ    ,  — 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 — Continued. 
NA     — Aground;  want  immediate  assistance. 

Am  aground;  likely  to  break  up;  require 

immediate  assistance ca 

Am  drifting ;  want  assistance CM 

Boat  is  capsized  (bearing,  if  necessary) _ap 
Boat  in  distress  (bearing,  if  necessary).,  es 
NB     — Can  not  save  the  ship ;  take  people  off. 

Cannot  stop  the  leak qh 

NC     — In  distress;  want  immediate  assistance. 

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

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

or  in  distress zu 

NJ     — I  am  attacked ;  want  assistance.     Help,  I 

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

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

me  how  to  steer. 
M    — I  am  on  fire. 

NO     — I  am  sinking  (or,  on  fire) ;  send  all  avail- 
able boats  to  save  passengers  and  crew. 
NP     — I  am  unmanageable. 
NQ     — I  have  sprung  a  leak. 

I  must  abandon  the  vessel ag 

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

you  (or  vessel  indicated) ai 

NS     — In  distress ;  want  assistance. 

In  distress ;  want  immediate  assistance -NO 
Note.— See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 
NT     — Is  not  vessel  (bearing,  if  necessary)  in  dis- 
tress ? 
NU    — Leak  is  gaining  rapidly. 

Light-house,  or,  Light-ship  at  —  wants 

immediate  assistance cw 

Eudder  disabled.  Will  you  assist  me?  (into 

—  port  indicated,  if  necessary) da 

Ship  disabled.     Will  you  tow  me  ?  (into  — 

port  indicated,  if  necessary) my 

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

Draft  of  Water. 
NZ     — Drawing  too  much  water. 
OA     — I  draw  —  feet  aft  and  —  feet  forward. 
OB     —What  draft  of  water  in  feet  could  you 

lighten  to  ? 
OC      —What  is  your  draft  of  water  ? 

Enemy. 
OD     — Enemy  is  closing  with  you,  or,  Vou  are 

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

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

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

the  — ,  steering  to  the  — . 


01 
OJ 


OK 
OL 


OM 
ON 
OP 
OQ 

OE 


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.    Eeduce  speed mf 

Go  ahead lg 

Go  ahead  easy.    Easy  ahead lh 

Go  ahead  full  speed li 

Go  astern  « lj 

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 hr 

Vessel  indicated  is  on  fire. 
— Where  is  the  fire  ? 

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  with  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 

of  longitude  on  the 

— Have  encountered  ice 

of  longitude  on  the 

■Have  encountered  ice 

of  longitude  on  the 

— Have  encountered  ice 

of  longitude  on  the 

■Have  encountered  ice 

of  longitude  on  the 

■Have  encountered  ice 

of  longitude  on  the 


between  30°  and  35° 

* 

between  35°  and  40° 
* 

between  40°  and  45° 
# 

between  45°  and  50° 
# 

between  50°  and  55° 
# 

between  55°  and  60° 


*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 

QB 
QE 

QF 


QG 
QH 
QI 


QJ 


QK 
QL 
QM 


QN 

QO 
QP 
QR 
QS 


Ice — Continued. 

— 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  —  (time  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  —  (bearing 
indicated)  of  —  (bearing  indicated). 

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

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

crew NO 

I  have  sprung  a  leak no. 

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  —  if  necessary)  1 

—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 
QY 


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 


Letters — Continued. 
When  does  the  mail  leave  ? 
■Will  you  forward  my  letters  to  — 1 

Lifeboat. 

Boat,  or  Lifeboat,  can  not  come er 

Do  you  want  a  lifeboat  _.:. ez 

Have  no  lifeboat.    N  o  lifeboat  here fa 

Lifeboat  is  going  to  you - --FE 

Send  lifeboat  to  save  crew fj 

We  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  off  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,)  ? 

— 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  ? 

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

— When  did  you  see  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  ? 

— Can  you  lend  (or,  give)  me  a  newspaper  ? 


*  Date  to  be  indicated  if  necessary. 


42 


URGENT   AND   IMPORTANT   SIGNALS. 


Part  I. 


NEWS  AND  NEWSPAPERS— SIGNALS. 

News  and  Newspapers— Continued. 

Quarantine  and  Pratique — Continued. 

SC 

— Newspapers  up  to — (date  indicated;  state 

TR 

—Do  you  come  from  any  port  putting  you 

where  from,  if  necessary). 

in  quarantine  ? 

SD 

— No  news  of  — . 

TS 

— Have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  pratique. 

SE 

— What  is  the  date  of  latest  news  from  —  ? 

TTJ 

— Have  you  a  clean  bill  of  health  ? 

SF 

— What  is  the  news  from  —  ? 

TV 

— Hoist  a  quarantine  flag. 

SG 

— When  did  you  sail  ? 

TW 

--You  have  pratique. 

SH 

—Where  are  you  bound  ? 

SI 

— Where  are  you  from  ?    . 

SJ 

— Where  is  the  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)  ? 

Reply. 

SK 

— Where  is  the  —  fleet  (or,  squadron)? 

TX 

— Wait  for  answer  (or,  reply). 

SL 

— Would  you  like  to  see  our  newspapers  ? 

TY 

— What  was  the  answer  (or,  reply)? 

TZ 

— Will  await  answer  (or,  reply). 

UA 

— Will  you  aw^it  answer  (or,  reply)  ? 

Orders  : 

SM 

— Have  orders  (or,  telegram)  for  you. 

Report. 

SN 

— Have  orders  for  you  not  to  touch  (or,  call) 

UB 

— Do  you  wish  to  be  reported  ? 

at  — . 

uc 

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

SO 

— Have  orders  to  telegraph  your  passing. 

Mr.  — )  at  — . 

SP 

— Have  received  orders  for  you  not  to  pro- 

UD 

— Report  me  by  telegraph  to  Lloyd's. 

ceed  without  further  instructions. 

UE 

— Report  me  by  telegraph  to  owners  (or.  to 

SQ 

— Have  received  orders  for  you  to  await  in- 

Mr. — )  at  — . 

structions  from  owners  at  — . 

TTF 

— Report   me  by  telegraph  to  "Shipping 

SB, 

— Have  received  orders  for  you  to  discharge 

Gazette." 

cargo  at  — . 

UG 

— Report  me  to  Lloyd's. 

ST 

— Have  telegraphed  for  your  orders. 

UH 

— Report  me  (or,  my  communication)   to 
Lloyd  s  agent  at  — . 

su 

— Have  you  received  any  orders  from  —  ? 

sv 

— I  will  telegraph  for  your  orders  if  you  will 

UI 

— Report  me  to  "  New  York  Herald  "  Office, 

await  reply. 

London. 

sw 

— I  wish  to  obtain  orders  from  my  owner, 

UJ 

— Report  me  to  "New  York  Herald"  Office, 

Mr.  —  at  — .  , 

New  York. 

N.  B. — This  signal  is  to  be  followed  by — 

UK 

—Report  me  to  "New  York  Herald"  Office, 

1.   Vessel's  distinguishing  signal,  if  not 

Paris. 

already  made. 

TJL 

—Report  me  to  the  Borsenhalle  at  Hamburg. 

2.  Owner's  name  by  Spelling. 

3.  Owner's  address  by  Spelling,  if  not 

UM 

— Report  me  to  — . 

UN 

— Report  (the  vessel  indicated)  all  well,  in 

in  the  Geographical  Table. 

latitude  —  and  longitude  —  (indicated), 

sx 

— Keep  off  and  on  and' await  instructions. 

on  the  —  (date  indicated). 

CY 

— Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  dis- 

charge cargo  first  at  —  (place  indicated). 

Sea. 

sz 

— Proceed  in  execution  of  previous  orders. 

UO 

— Calm  sea. 

TA 

— Proceed  to  —  (port  indicated). 

UP 

— Considerable  sea. 

TB 

— Shall  I  telegraph  for  your  orders  ? 

UQ 

— Heavy  sea.    Much  sea. 

TC 

— Telegraph  instructions — to  — . 

UR 

— Much  swell  on. 

TD 

— There  are  no  orders  for  you  here. 

US 

— Not  much  sea. 

TE 

— Wait  for  orders. 

UT 

— Rollers.     Rollers  setting  in. 

TP 

— You  are  ordered  to  proceed  to  — . 

uy 

— Too  much  sea. 

TG 

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

uw 

— Very  heavy  sea. 

TH 

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

ux 

—What  is  the  sea  like  ? 
Sick.    Sickness. 

Pilot. 

UY 

— Any  sickness  at  —  ? 

TI 

— Dangerous  without  a  pilot. 

uz 

— Can  I  land  my  sick  ? 

TJ 

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

VA 

— Is  the  sickness  contagious  ? 
— Sickness  is  contagious. 

TK 

— Pilot  boat  most  likely — (on  bearing  indi- 

VB 

cated)  (or,  off  — ). 

VC 

— Sickness  is  not  contagious. 

VD 

—What  is  the  sickness  ? 

N.  B.—  See  Pilot  Signals,  page  8. 

TL 

— Where  can  I  get  (or,  look  for)  a  pilot  1 

Signals. 

VE 

—Annul  the  last  hoist ;  I  will  repeat  it. 

Poet. 

VF 

— Annul  the  whole  signal. 

TM 

— Wish  to  enter  port  or  dock. 

VG 

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

Provisions. 

VH 

—I  am  going  to  repeat  signal  from—  (hoist 

TN 

— Are  you  in  want  of  provisions  ? 

indicated. ) 

TO 

— I  have  only  —  days'  provisions. 

VI 

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

Quarantine  and  Pratique. 

VJ 

—I  wish  to  signal;  will  you  come  within 

TP 

—Am,  or,  Is  in  quarantine.  (Number  of  days 

easy  signal  distance  ? 

to  be  indicated,  if  necessary.) 

VK 

— Signal  is  answered. 

TQ 

— Clean  bill  of  health — from  — . 

VL 

—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 
WB 

ws 

WT 
WU 

wv 
wx 

WY 


Signals— 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). 
— You  will  not  have  less  than  —  feet  of 

water. 

Spars. 

— Can  you  rig  a  jury  mast  1 

— 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—  Con  tinned. 
— 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. 

2.  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  ahcays  reckon  from  the  merid- 
ian of  Greenwich,  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; 
the  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. 


44 


URGENT   AND   IMPORTANT   SIGNALS. 


Part  I. 


TOWING  AND  TTJGS- 

-WRECK. 

Towing  and  Tugs— Continued. 

Weather. 

YA 

— Tug  is  going  to  you. 

ZB 

— Bad  weather. 

Want  a  tug tp 

ZC 

— Foggy  weather.                    • 

Note. — For  Signals  between  ships  tow- 

ZD 

—Gale  is  expected  from  — . 

ing  and  being  towed,  see  page  35. 

ZE 

— I  do  not  like  the  look  of  the  weather. 

ZF 

— Moderate  weather. 

Want. 

ZG 

— No  weather  report  (forecast). 

YB 

— Want  a  cable  (size  to  follow). 

Prepare  for  a  hurricane.- gd 

YC 

— Want  an  anchor. 

ZH 

— Squally  weather ;  blowing  hard. 

YD 

— Want  an  anchor  and  cable. 

ZI 

—Stormy  (boisterous)  weather  from  the — . 

YE 

— Want  assistance. 

ZJ 

— Thick  weather. 

YF 

— Want  assistance ;  mutiny. 

ZK 

—What  is  the  meteorological  forecast  for 

YG 

— Want  a  boat  immediately  (if  more  than 

•  to-day?  ., 

one,  number  to  follow). 

ZL 

— What  is  the  meteorological  forecast  for 

YH 

— Want  a  chart  of    channel    (or,  harbor, 

etc.). 
— Want  coal  immediately. 

to-morrow? 

YI 

YJ 

— Want  hands. 

Weighing. 

Want  immediate  assistance nc 

ZM 

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

(See  Distress  Signals,  page  7.) 

aweigh? 

YK 

— Want  immediate  instructions. 

ZN 

— I  am  aweigh. 

YL 

— Want  immediate  medical  assistance. 

zo 

— I  shall  weigh  as  soon  as  weather  per- 

YM 

— Want  a  lighter  immediately.    (If  more 

mits  (or,  moderates). 

than  one,  number  to  follow. ) 

ZP 

— I  shall  weigh  immediately  (or  at  time 

Want  a  pilot pt  \ 

indicated). 

(See  Pilot  Signals,  page  8.) 

ZQ 

— Prepare  to  weigh. 

ZR 

— Ready  for  weighing  (or,  to  weigh). 

YN 

— Want  police. 

zs 

—Weigh   immediately  (or,   at  time  indi- 

YO 

— Want  provisions  immediately. 

cated). 

YP 

— Want  a  tug  (if  more  than  one,  number 

to  follow). 
— Want  warp  run  out. 

ZT 

— When  do  you  propose  sailing? 

YQ 

Wreck. 

YR 

—Want  water  immediately. 

ZU 

— Have    you    seen    or   heard    of    a  vessel 
wrecked  or  in  distress? 

War  and  Peace. 

zv 

— Passed    a   wreck    (date,    latitude,    and 

YS 

— Armistice  has  been  arranged. 

longitude  to  follow,   if  necessary), 

YT 

— Is  peace  proclaimed? 

but  could  not  render  any  assistance; 

YU 

— Is  war    declared?  or,  Has  war  com- 

people still  on  board. 

menced? 

zw 

— Passed   a   wreck   (date,    latitude,    and 

YV 

— Peace  is  proclaimed. 

longitude  to  follow,   if  necessary), 

YW 

— War  between  —  and  — . 

but  was  unable  to  ascertain  whether 

YX 

— War  is  declared  (or,  has  commenced). 

any  people  were  on  board. 

zx 

—Passed   a   wreck    (date,    latitude,    and 

Water.     (See  also  Soundings.  ) 

longitude   to  follow,    if   necessary); 

YZ 

— Are  you  in  want  of  water? 

no  one  on  board. 

ZA 

— I  have  only  —  days'  water. 

ZY 

—Will  you  go  to  the  assistance  of  wreck? 

Want  water  immediately yr 

(Bearing  to  follow,  if  necessary. ) 

__ i 

COMPASS  IN  DEGREES. 

(magnetic  bearings.) 


THREE  FLAG  SIGNALS. 

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. 

ABC 

—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 

—        2° 

ADO 

—      60° 

AFU 

—      66° 

AIF 

-        8° 

AKM 

—      46° 

ABF 

—        3° 

ADP 

—      61° 

AFV 

—      65° 

AIG 

—        7° 

AKN 

—      47° 

ABOt 

—        4° 

ADQ 

—      62° 

AFW 

—      64° 

AIH 

—        6° 

AKO 

—      48° 

ABH 

—        5° 

ADR 

—      63° 

AFX 

—      63° 

AIJ 

—        5° 

AKP 

—      49° 

AB1 

—        6° 

ADS 

—      64° 

AFY 

—      62° 

ADX 

—        4° 

AKQ 

—      50° 

ABJ 

—        7° 

ADT 

—      65° 

AFZ 

—      61° 

AIL 

—        3° 

AKR 

—      51° 

ABK 

—      -8° 

ADU 

—      66° 

AGB 

—      60° 

AIM 

—        2° 

AKS 

—      52° 

ABL 

—        9° 

ADV 

—      67° 

AGC 

—      59° 

AIN 

— S.     1°  E. 

AKT 

—      53° 

ABM 

—      10° 

ADW 

—      68° 

AGD 

—      58° 

AIO 

—South 

AKU 

—      54° 

ABN 

—      11° 

ADX 

—      69° 

AGE 

—      57° 

AKV 

—      55° 

ABO 
ABP 

—  12° 

—  13° 

ADY 
ADZ 

—  70° 

—  71° 

AGF 
AGH 

—  56° 

—  55° 

AKW 
AKX 

—  56°, 

—  57° 

ABQ 

—      14° 

AEB 

—      72° 

AGI 

—      54° 

AKY 

—      58° 

ABR 

—      15° 

AEC 

—      73° 

AGJ 

—      53° 

AIP 

— S.     1°W. 

AKZ 

—      59° 

ABS 

—      16° 

AED 

—      74° 

AGK 

—      52° 

AIQ 

—        2° 

ALB 

—      60° 

ABT 

—      17° 

AEF 

—      75° 

AGL 

—      51° 

AIR 

—        3° 

ALC 

—      61° 

ABU 

—      18° 

AEG 

—      76° 

AGM 

—      50° 

AIS 

—        4° 

ALD 

—      62°    . 

ABV 

—      19° 

AEH 

—      77° 

AGN 

—      49° 

AIT 

—        5° 

ALE 

—      63° 

ABW 

—      20° 

AEI 

—      78° 

AGO 

—      48° 

AIU 

—        6° 

ALF 

—      64° 

ABX 

—      21° 

AEJ 

—      79° 

AGP 

—      47° 

AIV 

—.        7° 

ALG 

—      65° 

ABY 

—      22° 

AEK 

—      80° 

AGQ 

—      46° 

AIW 

—        8° 

ALH 

—      66° 

ABZ 

—      23° 

AEL 

—      81° 

AGR 

—      45° 

AIX 

—        9° 

ALI 

—      67° 

ACB 

—      24° 

AEM 

—      82° 

AGS 

—      44° 

AIY 

—      10° 

ALJ 

—      68° 

ACD 

—      25° 

AEN 

—      83° 

AGT 

—      43° 

AIZ 

—      11° 

ALK 

—      69° 

ACE 

—      26° 

AEO 

—      84° 

AGU 

—      42° 

AJB 

—      12° 

ALM 

—      70° 

ACF 

—      27° 

AEP 

—      85° 

AGV 

—      41° 

AJC 

—      13° 

ALN 

—      71° 

ACG 

—      28° 

AEQ 

—      86° 

AGW 

—      40° 

AJD 

—    "14° 

ALO 

—      72° 

ACH 

—      29° 

AER 

—      87° 

AGX 

—      39° 

AJE 

—      15° 

ALP 

—      73° 

ACI 

—      30° 

AES 

—      88° 

AGY 

—      38° 

AJF 

—      16° 

ALQ 

—      74° 

ACJ 

—      31° 

AET 

— N.  89°  E. 

AGZ 

—      37° 

AJG 

—      17° 

ALR 

—      75° 

ACK 

—      32° 

AEU 

—East 

AHB 

—      36° 

AJH 

—      18° 

ALS 

—      76° 

ACL 

—      33° 

AHC 

-      35° 

AJI 

—      19° 

ALT 

—      77° 

ACM 

—      34° 

AHD 

—      34° 

AJK 

—      20° 

ALU 

—      78° 

ACN 

—      35° 

AHE 

—      33° 

AJL 

—      21° 

ALV 

—      79° 

ACO 

—      36° 

AHF 

—      32° 

AJM 

—      22° 

ALW 

—      80° 

ACP 

—      37° 

AEV 

— S.  89°  E. 

AHG 

—      31° 

AJN 

—      23° 

ALX 

—      81° 

ACQ 

ACE 

—      38° 

AEW 

—      88° 

AHI 

—      30° 

AJO 

—      24° 

ALY 

—      82° 

—      39° 

AEX 

—      87° 

AHJ 

—      29° 

AJP 

—      25° 

'ALZ 

—      83° 

ACS 

—      40° 

AEY 

—      86° 

AHK 

—      28° 

AJQ 

—      26° 

AMB 

—      84° 

ACT 

—      41° 

AEZ 

—      85° 

AHL 

—      27° 

AJR 

—      27° 

AMC 

—      85° 

ACU 

—      42' 

AFB 

—      84° 

AHM 

—      26° 

AJS 

—      28° 

AMD 

—      86° 

ACV 

—      43° 

AFC 

—      83° 

AHN 

—      25° 

AJT 

—      29° 

AME 

—      87° 

ACW 

—      44° 

AFD 

—      82° 

AHO 

—      24° 

AJU 

—      30° 

AMF 

—      88° 

ACX 

—      45° 

AFE 

—      81° 

AHP 

—      23° 

AJV 

—      31° 

AMG 

—      89° 

ACY 

—      46° 

AFG 

—      80° 

AHQ 

—    ■  22° 

AJW 

—      32° 

AMH 

—West 

ACZ 

—      47° 

AFH 

—      79° 

AHR 

—      21° 

AJX 

—      33° 

ADB 
ADC 

—  48° 

—  49° 

AFI 
AFJ 

—  78° 

—  77° 

AHS 
AHT 

—  20° 

—  19° 

AJY 
AJZ 

—  34= 

—  35° 

ADE 

—      50° 

AFK 

—      76° 

AHU 

—      18° 

AKB 

—      36° 

ADF 

—      51° 

AFL 

—      75° 

AHV 

—      17° 

AKC 

—      37° 

AMI 

— N.  89°  W. 

ADG 

—      52° 

AFM 

—      74° 

AHW 

—      16° 

AKD 

—      38° 

AMJ 

—      88° 

ADH 

—      53° 

AFN 

—      73° 

AHX 

—      15° 

AKE 

—      39° 

AMK 

—      87° 

ADI 

—      54° 

AFO 

—      72° 

AHY 

—      14° 

AKF 

—      40° 

AML 

—      86° 

ADJ 

—      55° 

AFP 

—      71° 

AHZ 

—      13° 

AKG 

—      41° 

AMN 

—      85° 

ADK 

—      56° 

AFQ 
AFR 

—      70° 

AIB 

—      12° 

AKH 

—      42° 

AMO 

—      84° 

;   ADL 

— N.  57°  E. 

— S.   69°  E. 

AIC 

— S.   11°  E. 

AKI 

— S.  43°  W. 

AMP 

— N.  83°  W. 

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40 


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 

—      13° 

AMS 

—      80° 

ANL 

—      63° 

AOF 

—      46° 

AOX 

—      29° 

APQ 

—      12° 

AMT 

—      79° 

ANM 

—      62° 

AOG 

—      45° 

AOY 

—      28° 

APR 

—      11° 

AMU 

—      78° 

ANP 

—      61° 

AOH 

—      44° 

AOZ 

—      27° 

APS 

—      10° 

AMV 

—      77° 

ANQ 

—      60° 

AOI 

—      43° 

APB 

—      26° 

APT 

—        9° 

AMW 

—      76° 

ANB 

—      59° 

AOJ 

—      42° 

APC 

—      25° 

APU 

—       8° 

AMX 

—      75° 

ANS 

—      58° 

AOK 

—      41° 

APD 

—      24° 

APV 

—        7° 

AMY 

—      74° 

ANT 

—      57° 

AOL 

—      40° 

APE 

—      23° 

APW 

—        6° 

AMZ 

—      73° 

ANU 

—      56° 

AOM 

—      39° 

APF 

—      22° 

APX 

—        5° 

ANB 

—      72° 

ANV 

—      55° 

AON 

—      38° 

APG 

—      21° 

APY 

—        4° 

ANC 

—      71° 

ANW 

—      54° 

AOP 

—      37° 

APH 

—      20° 

APZ 

—        3° 

AND 

—      70° 

ANX 

—      53° 

AOQ 

—      36° 

API 

— .     19° 

AQB 

—        2° 

ANF 

—      69° 

ANY 

—      52° 

AOR 

—      35° 

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  POINTS  AND  HALF  POINTS. 

(COMPASS  BEARINGS.) 

Note. — Unless  otherwise  indicated,  bearings  when  given  in  points  and  4  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 

East. 

ARL 

South. 

ASD 

West. 

AQE 

N.  4E. 

AQV 

E.  iS. 

ARM 

S.JW. 

ASE 

W.  |N. 

AQF 

N.  by  E. 

AQW 

E.  by  S. 

ARN 

S.  by  W. 

ASF 

W.  by  N. 

AQG 

N.  by  E.  i  E. 

AQX 

E.  S.  E.  *  E. 

ARO 

S.  by  W.  4  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.  i  E. 

AQZ 

S.  E.byE.iE. 

ARQ 

S.  S.  W.  i  W. 

ASI 

N.  W.byW.  4W. 

AQJ 

N.  E.  by  N. 

ARB 

S.  E.  by  E. 

ARS 

S.  W.  by  S. 

ASJ 

N.  W.  bv  W. 

AQK 

N.  E.  i  N. 

ARC 

S.  E.  1 E. 

ART 

S.  W.  4  s. 

ASK 

N.  W.  4  W. 

AQL 

N.  E., 
N.  E.  i  E. 

ARD 

S.  E. 

ARU 

s.  w. 

ASL 

N.  W. 

AQM 

ARE 

S.  E.  i  S. 

ARV 

S.  W.  4  w. 

ASM 

N.  W.  4  N. 

AQN 

N.  E.  by  E. 

ARF 

S.  E.  by  S. 

ARW 

S.  W.byW. 

ASN 

N.  W.  by  N. 

AQO 

N.E.byE.iE. 

ARG 

S.  S.  E.  i  E. 

ARX 

S.  W.byW.  $W. 

ASO 

N.  N.  W.  4W. 

AQP 

E.  N.  E. 

ARH 

S.  S.  E. 

ARY 

W.  S.  W. 

ASP 

N.  N.  W. 

AQR 

E.  N.  E.  4  E. 

ARI 

S.  by  E.  i  E. 

ARZ 

W.  S.  W.  4  W. 

ASQ 

N.  by  W.  4  W. 

AQS 

E.  by  N. 

ARJ 

S.  by  E. 

ASB 

W.  by  S. 

ASR 

N.  by  W. 

AQT 

E.  4N. 

ARK 

S.-JE. 

ASC 

w.  *  s. 

AST 

N.  4W. 
North          AQD 

MONEY  TABLE. 


PRINCIPAL  MONEYS  IN  USE  THROUGHOUT  THE  WORI13. 

(See  also  page  49. ) 


Signal. 
ASU 

ASV 

ASW 


ASX 

ASY 
ASZ 
ATB 
ATC 


ATD 


ATE 


ATF 

ATG 
ATH 


Money. 
—iBank  Note,  or,  Paper  Monet. 
— Coin. 


Coin. 


Country. 


-Anna j  £&?"* 

— Argentino  , 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 i 


-Centavo . 


Centesimo . 
Centime  -  -  _ 
Centimo.-. 


Argentina. 

Bolivia. 

Chile. 

Colombia. 

Costa  Rica.       / 

Ecuador. 

Guatemala. 

Haiti. 

Honduras. 

Mexico^ 

Nicaragua. 

Paraguay. 

Peru. 

Santo  Domingo. 

San  Salvador. 

Uruguay. 

Venezuela. 


...Italy. 

(  Belgium. 

■j  Prance. 

I  Tunis. 
._  .Spain. 


Condor . 
— Conto  . 


(  Bolivia. 
]  Chile. 
(  Colombia. 

(  Brazil. 
(  Portugal. 


Signal. 
ATI 


ATJ 


ATK 
ATL 

ATM 

ATN 
ATO 

ATP 
ATQ 

ATR 


ATS 

ATU 
ATV 
ATW 
ATX 


ATY 


Coin. 
-Dime 

Dinar  (see  Leo)  aub 


Country. 
.United  States. 

Servia. 
'Argentina. 

Bolivia. 

Canada. 

Chile. 

China. 

Colombia. 

Costa  Rica. 

Ecuador. 

Guatemala. 

Haiti. 

Honduras. 

Mauritius. 
-Dollar ■{  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. 


— Doubloon. 
— Drachma  - 

— Ducat 


-Eagle 

-Egyptian  Pound,  or, 

Lira 

-Farthing 


-Florin,    Guilder, 
Gulden. 

-Franc  


Egypt. 

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

atb    China. 

Guilder,  Gulden,/^*™'    ,, 
Florin  ato    1      Hungary, 

florin atq    (_Netherlands. 

-Heller ..Austria- 
Hungary. 

-Imperial .— Russia. 

-Keran,  or,  Kran Persia. 

-Kopeck Russia. 

-Kreutzer  .  _  _ Austria  - 

Hungary. 

Krona Sweden. 

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


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


(47) 


48 


MONEY    TABLE. 


Part  I. 


Signal. 
ATZ 


AUB 


AUC 
AUD 


AUE 
AUF 
AUG 
AUH 

AUI 

AUJ 


AUK 
AUL 

AUM 

AUN 
AUO. 


Coin.  Country. 

Lac India. 

Le,  Cash,  or,  Sapeque 

atc    China. 
Leang,or,TaeL-AVC    China. 

'Leo,  or,  Leu Roumania. 

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. 

-»*-■■ jSS&L 

— Mithkal Morocco. 

Napoleon,  or,  Louis 

adp    France. 
Ochr-el-guerch  ~) 

or  [  ....Egypt. 

Ushr-el-ghirsh  ) 


(  Denmark. 


— Ore -j  Norway. 

(  Sweden, 
f  Egypt. 

—Para  }  Servia- 

±-ara <  Tripoli. 

[Turkey. 

— Penny-pence Great  Britain. 

— Peseta Spain. 

f  Chile. 

t,  t\  ii  !  Colombia. 

Peso,  or,  Dollar.ATj-j  paragliay 

[  Venezuela. 


AUP 
AUQ 

AUR 

AUS 

AUT 

AUV 
AUW 
AUX 

AUY 


AUZ 
AVB 


AVC 
AVD 

AVE 
AVF 


AVG 
AVH 
AVI 
AVJ 


Coin.  Country. 

-Pfennig ..Germany. 

(  Egypt. 
-Piaster \  Tripoli. 

(  Turkey. 

-P-,  or,  Pice j  JS**** 

-Pound,  or,  Sovereign-Great  Britain. 
-Real-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.. atj    Peru. 
Sovereign,  or,  Pound 

aus    Great  Britain. 

-Tael,  or,  Leang China. 

-Thaler Austria- 
Hungary. 

-Ti^-- -~)gE"h- 

-Toman Persia. 

Tsin,  or,  Mace  .aug    China. 
Ushr-el-'ghirsh   ) 

or             Iauk   Egypt. 
Ochr-el-guerch  ) 
Venezolano,  or,  Dol- 
lar   atj    Venezuela. 

-Yen Japan. 


Note. — Tbe  name  alone  is  common  to  two  or  more  countries,  the  value  may  differ. 


PRINCIPAL   MONEYS    OP   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,  seepage  Jfl.) 


United  States. 
10  cents  (ATD)  =  1  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) 

Austria-Hungary. 
100  kreutzer  (ATX)  =  1  florin,  or,  gulden 

(ATQ) 
2TV  florins  =  1  thaler  (AVD) 

4f  florins  =  1  ducat  (ATM) 

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

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

Bolivia. 
100  centavos  (ATE)  =  1  dollar  (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. 


100  cents  (ATD) 
100  cents  (ATD) 


100  centavos  (ATE) 
5  dollars 
10  dollars 


Canada. 

=  1  dollar  (ATJ) 

Ceylon. 

=  1  rupee  (AUY) 

Chile. 

—  1  dollar,  or,  peso  (ATJ) 
=  1  doubloon  (ATK) 
=  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. 


100  ceutavos  (ATE) 


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


100  centimes  (ATF) 
20  francs 


Ecuador. 

=  1  dollar  (ATJ) 

Egypt. 

=  1  piaster  (AUQ) 

=  1  Egyptian  pound,     ) 

or,  [  (ATO) 

Lira  egiziana    ) 

Prance. 

=  1  franc  (ATR) 

=  1  Louis,  or,  Napoleon 

(AUP) 


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

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

12  pence  =  1  shilling  (AVB) 

20  shillings  =  1  pound,  or,  sovereign 

(AUS) 


100  lepta  (AUC) 


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). 
12  piej,  or,  pice  (AUR)     =  1  anna  (ASX) 


16  annas 
100,000  rupees 

100  centesimi  (ATP) 


=  1  rupee  (AUY) 
=  1  lac  (ATZ) 

Italy. 

=  1  lira  (AUD) 


lOrin(AUV)  ' 
100  sen   . 

100  cents  (ATD) 


Japan. 

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

=  1  dollar  (ATJ) 


10929—07 


*This  system  is  used  by  the  British  Colonies  in  Australasia  and  South  Africa. 


50 


MONEY  TABLE. 


Part  1. 


Mexico 
100  centavos  (ATE)  =  1  dollar  (ATJ) 

16  dollars  =  1  doubloon  (ATK) 

Morocco. 
Mithkal  (AUJ) 

Netherlands. 
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) 

Persia 
10  kerans  (ATV)  =  1  toman  (AVF) 

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

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

1,000  milreis  =  1  conto  (ATH) 

ROUMANIA. 

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) 

Servia. 
100  paras  (A^JM)  =  1  dinar  (AUB) 

Siam. 
Tical  (AVE) 

Spain. 
100  centimos  (ATF)  =  1  peseta  (AUO) 

5  pesetas  (AUO)  =  1  peso  (ATJ) 

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

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

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

Tunis. 
100  centimes  (ATF)  =  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, 
5  Bolivars  (ASZ) 


=  1  Venezolano,  dollar, 
or,  peso  (ATJ) 


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


MEASURES   AND   WEIGHTS   OF  DIFFERENT   COUNTRIES. 


MEASURES   OF  LENGTH. 


Signal. 
AVK 

AVL 

AVM 


AVK 


AVO 


AVP 
AVQ 
AVR 


AVS 


AVT 


AVU 


AVW 

AVX 

AVY 
AVZ 
AWB 


AWC 
AWD 
AWE 
AWF 


AWG 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

—Measure  of  Length. 

-Alen- -------- jgSS? 

— Archine  .l Russia. 

Archine  (or,  Meter) 

awj    Turkish  Metrical. 
r,„,,„  (  United  States  and 

— oaDle "-  \     Great  Britain. 

"Centimeter Metrical. 

or 

Daktylas Greek  Metrical. 

or 

Duim.-- Dutch  Metrical. 

or 

Khat Turkish  Metrical. 

—Chang,  or,  Cheung... China. 

— Chih... -China. 

— Cho,  or,  Tcho Japan. 

Daktylas    (or,    Centi- 
meter)   avo    Greek  Metrical. 

f  Decameter Metrical. 

<         or 

(  Ro'ede - Dutch  Metrical. 

'  Decimeter Metrical. 


Palame Greek  Metrical. 

or 

Palm Dutch  Metrical. 

or 
Parmak Turkish  Metrical. 

i  Egypt. 
Morocco. 
Tripoli. 
Tunis. 
Turkey. 
Duim  (or,  Centimeter) 

avo  Dutch  Metrical. 
El  (or,  Meter)  .awj  Dutch  Metrical. 
_  ,,  (  United  States  and 

—Fathom ^     Great  Britain. 

tj,  ,  ]  Denmark. 

— FoQ " }  Norway. 

_  (  United  States  and 

—Foot  - ]     Great  Britain. 

— Fot .Sweden. 

_,    .  I  United  States  and 

-Furlong •—  -j      Great  Britain. 

Gramme    (or,     Milli- 
meter)   awp    Greek  Metrical. 

j  Guz India. 

j  Guz,  or,  Zer. ...Persia. 

—Hectometer Metrical. 

.     ,  (  United  States  and 

— Inch. -j     Great  Britain. 

—Ken Japan. 

Khat  (or,  Centimeter) 

avo.   Turkish  Metrical. 

f  Kilometer Metrical. 

or 

Mijle. - Dutch  Metrical. 

or 

Mil..... Turkish  Metrical. 

or 
Stadion  -  - Greek  Metrical. 


Signal. 

AWH 
AWI 

AWJ 


AWK 
AWL 
AWM 

AWN 

AWO 


AWP 


AWQ 


AWE 


AWS 
AWT 
AWU 


AWV 


Measure. 
Knot,  or,  Nautical      ( 
,    Mile awo     | 

— League. -j 

— Li.:--- .- 

fMeter 

or 

Archine i 

or 

El 

or 

Pecheus 

Mijle  (or,  Kilometer) 

AWG 

Mil  (or,  Kilometer,) 
AWG 

—Mil 

—Mil -1 

— Mile  (German) 

— Mile,  Statute : 

( Mile,  Geographical 
■j  or  Nautical,  or, 
(     Knot 

Millimeter 

or 

Gramme 

Ior 
Nokta.- --. 
or 

LStreep - 

(  Myriameter 

]     .      or 

(  Skoinis 

Nokta  (or.  Millime- 
ter)   .AWP 

Palame  (or,  Decime- 
ter)  AVT 

Palm   (or,  Decime- 
ter)  AVT 

Parmak  (or.Decime- 

ter) avt 

Pecheus  (or,  Meter), 

AWJ 


Country  or  System. 
United  States  and 

Great  Britain. 
United  States  and 

Great  Britain. 
.China 
.Metrical. 

.Turkish  Metrical. 

.Dutch  Metrical. 

.Greek  Metrical. 

Dutch  Metrical. 

Turkish  Metrical. 
.  Denmark. 
Norway  and 

Sweden. 
-Germany. 
United  States  and 
Great  Britain. 

United  States  and 
Great  Britain. 

.Metrical. 


Pike,  or,  Draa,  avu. 


.Greek  Metrical. 

-Turkish  Metrical. 

-Dutch  Metrical. 
.Metrical. 

.Greek  Metrical. 

TurkishMetrical. 

Greek  Metrical. 

Dutch  Metrical. 

Turkish  Metrical. 

Greek  Metrical, 

Egypt. 

Morocco. 

Tripoli. 

Tunis. 

Turkey. 


— Ei Japan. 


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 


Dutch  Metrical 
Burmah. 
-Russia. 
Japan. 


Greek  Metrical. 

Greek  Metrical. 
.  Russia. 

Dutch  Metrical. 


(51) 


52 


MEASURES   AND   WEIGHTS    OF   DIFFERENT   COUNTRIES. 


Part  I. 


Signal. 
AWX 

AWY 

awz 
axb 


Gauntry  or  System. 

-Sun _ _  -Japan. 

Tcho,  or,  Cho. .  .avr    Japan. 

-Tomme Denmark. 

Toung,  or,  Saading, 

aws    Burmah. 

-Tsun ...China. 

'Argentina. 


— Vara 


Brazil. 

Chile. 

Mexico.** 

Peru. 

Portugal. 

Uruguay. 


Signal. 
AXC 

axd 


axe 

AXF 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

-Vershok  ... Russia. 

-Verst Russia. 

v„,„q  j  United  States  and 

"lam- |     Great  Britain. 

-Yin China. 

Zers ,  or,  Guz . . .  awo    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  OR  SURFACE  MEASURES. 


Signal. 
AXH 

AXI 


AXJ 


AXK 
AXL 

AXM 
AXN 
AXO 


AXP 


AXQ 
AXR 


Signal. 
AYB 


AYC 
AYD 

AYE 

AYF 
AYG 
AYH 
AYI 

AYJ 
AYK 


Country  or  System. 

■Square,  or,  Surface  Measure. 

.  „_.  (  United  States  and 

Acre  (     Great  Britain 

Are,  or ,  Sq.  Decameter  _  Metrical. 

or 
Deunum Turkish  Metrical. 

or 

Stremina Greek  Metrical. 

Bunder(or,  Hectare) 

AXP    Dutch  Metrical. 
■Centiare,  or.  Sq.  Meter  _  Metrical. 

•Cho Japan. 

•Decare .._ Metrical. 

Deciare 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 

D j  erib Turkish  Metrical. 

Mou ..China. 

Square  Centimeter..  Metrical. 
Square  Decameter  (or 
Are) axj    Metrical. 


AXS 
AXT 


AXU 
AXV 


AXW 
AXY 
AXZ 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

-Square  Decimeter Metrical. 

-Square  Foot.. .....  J  ^gSKSfi* 

Square  Hectometer(  or, 

Hectaire) axp    Metrical. 


-Square  Inch 


United  States  and 
Great  Britain. 


-Square  Kilometer Metrical. 

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

-Square  Mile.........  j  UgWBgg-d 

-Square  Millimeter  ...Metrical. 
-Square  Yard..  _   ..  j  UmtedS^esand 


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 j  UStSBritainnd 

-Cubic  Inch \  United  States  and 

j     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-    (  United  States  and 

ment.)  j     Great  Britain. 

-Measure  of  Capacity. 

-Ma -----fgsu 


Country  or  System. 
-Ardeb ..Egypt. 

"A™*a |  Sin. 

_gaje  (  United  States  and 
I     Great  Britain. 


-Barrel... \  United  States  and 

j     Great  Britain. 

—Bushel  \  United  States  and 


r 

(     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   OP  DIFFERENT   COUNTRIES. 


53 


AYS 
AYT 

AYU 

AYV 
AYW 
AYX 

AYZ 

AZB 


AZC 


AZD 


AZE 


AZF 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

-Chtof Russia 

Cronchka,  or,  Krushka 

azd    Russia. 

'  Decaliter Metrical. 

or 

-  Kile ' Turkish  Metrical. 

or 
Schepel Dutch  Metrical. 

'  Deciliter Metrical. 

or 

Kotyle _  Greek  Metrical. 

or 
Maat je Butch  Metrical. 

-Firkin. \  United  States  and 

I      Great  Britain. 

r3,ai-in„  S  United  States  and 

-Uallon j.     Qreat  Britain 

n !  1 1  (  United  States  and 

iriu -j      G-reat  Britain. 

'  Hectoliter Metrical. 

or 

Kileh Turkish  Metrical. 

or 

Koilon Greek  Metrical. 

or 

.  Mud,  Vat,  or,  Zac Dutch  Metrical. 

•cr „i A  (  United  States  and 

-Hogshead .  _. }      Great  Britaiu 

Kan,  or,  Kop  (or,  Liter) 

azf    Dutch  Metrical. 
Kile  (or,  Decaliter) 

AYT    Turkish  Metrical. 
Kileh  (or,  Hectoliter) 

atz    Turkish  Metrical. 
— Kiloliter Metrical. 

Koilon  (or,  Hectoliter) 

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

azf    Dutch  Metrical. 
Kotyle  (or,  Deciliter) 

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. 


Signal. 

AZG 
AZH 

AZI 
AZJ 

AZK 
AZL 

AZM 
AZN 

AZQ 
AZR 


AZS 
AZT 
AZU 
AZV 


AZW 


Measure.  Oaimtry  or  System. 

Maatje  (or,  Deciliter) 

ayu    Dutch  Metrical. 

Milliliter Metrical. 

or 
Kybos.-j -.Greek  Metrical. 

,r.   .  (  United  States  and 

Mmlm-- "  1     Great  Britain. 

Mud,  Vat,  or,  Zac  (or, 

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

aye    Greek  Metrical. 

■Oxehoved Denmark. 

-n    ,  (  United  States  and 

•^ecR - "  \     Great  Britain. 

„.   .  (  United  States  and 

-Fint -j     Great  Britain. 

-Puncheon Great  Britain. 

Quart United  States  and 

or  Great  Britain. 

Sheng China. 

,-.       ,  (  United  States  and 

-Quarter J     Great  Britain 

Schepel  (or,  Decaliter) 

ayt    Dutch  Metrical. 

-Seer ....• India. 

Ser  (or,  Liter)  .  .azf    India. 
Sheng(or,Qu'art)AZM    China. 

-Shoo ..Japan. 

Sultchek  (or,  Liter) 

azf    Turkish  Metrical. 

-Tierce Great  Britain. 

-Tonde Denmark. 

-Tou China. 

-Tschet  werik 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  which  the  Metrical 
System  is  used,  and  for  Table  for  Con- 
verting Metrical  Measures  and  Weights 
into  their  American  Equivalents,  see 
page  55. 


MEASURES   OF  WEIGHT. 


Signal. 
AZX 


AZY 


BAC 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

—Measures  of  Weight. 

(  Argentina. 
.       ,  Brazil. 

-Arroba \  Portugal. 

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

— 'Berkovitz Russia. 

Boughdais  (or,  Deci- 
gramme)   b  a  J    Turkish  Metrical. 


Signal. 
BAD 

BAE 
BAF 

BAG 


Measure.  Country  or  System. 

— Oantar  i  Egypt, 

oantar ^  Turkey. 

ri0,..+      •  i  United  States  and 

— oarat -j     Great  Britain 

— Catty,  or,  Chin China. 

Centigramme Metrical. 

or 
Habbe Turkish  Metrical. 

or 
^Kokkos Greek  Metrical. 


54 


MEASURES   AND   WEIGHTS   OF   DIFFERENT   COUNTRIES. 


Part  I. 


BAH 


BAI 


BAJ 


BAK 


BAL 
BAM 


BAN 


BAO 
BAP 


BAQ 


BAB 


BAS 
BAT 

BAU 


Measure. 


— Centner 


-Grain 


Cowniry  or  System. 

Denmark. 

.  Sweden. 

Centner,  or,  Quintal 

bci    United  States. 

Chin,  or,  Catty,  .baf    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. 

nrarhm  i  United  States  and 

Dracnm j     Great  Britain 

Drachma  (or,  Deca- 
gramme)  bai    Turkish  Metrical. 

Drachme  (or,  Gramme) 

ban    Greek  Metrical. 

■Funt Bussia. 

(  United  States  and 
j     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 j--- Japan. 

Kokkos     (or,     Centi- 
gramme)   bag    Greek  Metrical. 

Korrel  (or,  Decigramme) 

baj    Dutch  Metrical. 

— Kvint Denmark. 

— Kwamme Japan. 

{Argentina. 
Chile. 
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 


Gowntry  or 
-Metrical. 


Millier 

or 

Tcheki Turkish  Metrical. 

or 

Ton United  States  and 

or  .  Great  Britain. 

(_  Tonne  .. German  Metrical. 

— Milligramme Metrical. 

— Mna Greece. 

C  Myriagramme Metrical. 

<         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 

-Ounce—.. -j      Great  Britain 

Pecul,  or,  Tan. .BCM    China. 

■o ~»ri„i,+M_rf.  i  S  United  States  and 

-Pennyweight  (dwt. )  j      Great  Britain 

— Pf  und Austria-Hungary. 

Pond  (or,  Kilogramme) 

baq    Dutch  Metrical, 

•d A  /1V,  ,  (  United  States  and 

-Pound  (lb. ) -j     G reat  Britain 

— Pud,  or ,  Pood  __ : Russia. 

—Fund  i  Denmark. 

—Fund -j  Sweden 

Onartar  i  United  States  and 

—quarter.  ......j      Great  Britain. 

United  Statefi. 

Argentina. 

Brazil. 

Chile. 

Portugal. 
[Spain. 

f  Quintal  Metric Metrical. 

I  or 

(.Kantar Turkish  Metrical. 

-R°"olo_ --IS, 

Ser  (or,  Kilogramme) 

baq    India. 
-Stone Great  Britain. 

—Tan,  or..  Pecul China. 

Tcheki  (or,  Millier) 

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

bav  (     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, seepage  55. 


-Quintal 


Part  I. 


MEASURES   AND    WEIGHTS    OP   DIFFERENT    COUNTRIES. 


55 


LIST    OF  THE   PRINCIPAL    COUNTRIES   IK  WHICH  THE   METRICAL  SYSTEM 

IS  USED. 


United  States  (permissive). 

France. 

Paraguay. 

Argentina. 

German  Empire  (with  German 

Peru. 

Austria-Hungary . 

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. 

Mejico. 

Switzerland. 

Costa  Rica. 

Netherlands    (with    Dutch 

Tripoli. 

Denmark. 

names) . 

Turkey  (with  Turkish  names). 

Ecuador. 

Nicaragua. 

Uruguay. 

Egypt. 

Norway. 

Venezuela. 

TABLES   FOR    COXVEE 

ITNG  METRICAL  MEASURES  AND  WEIGHTS  INTO 

THEIR  AMERICAN  EQUIVALENTS. 

Meters.             Yards. 

Kilometers.    Stat.  Miles.     Yards. 

Hectares.         Acres. 

r. 

p. 

1     =        1.094 

1      —          0          1094 

1     =          2 

1 

35 

,    3    =        3.187 

3=1           437 

2    =          4 

3 

31 

3    =        3.381 

3      =          1          1531 

3    =          7 

1 

26 

4    =        4.374 

4=3           855 

4    =          9 

3 

22 

5    =        5.468 

5=3            188 

5    =        12 

1 

17 

6    =        6.563 

6      =          3          1282 

6    =        14 

3 

12 

7    =        7.655 

7=4           615 

7    =        17 

1 

8 

8    =        8.749 

8      =         4          1709 

8    =        19 

3 

3 

9    =        9.843 

9      =          5          1043 

9    =        22 

0 

38 

10    =      10.936 

10      =          6           376 

10    =        24 

2 

34 

30    =      31.873 

20      =        12           753 

20    =        49 

1 

28 

30    ==      32.809 

30      =        18          1129 

30    =        74 

0 

21 

40    =      43.745 

40      =        24          1505 

40    =        98 

3 

15 

50    —      54.683 

50      =        31           133 

50    =      123 

2 

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          1251 

80    =      197 

2 

38 

90    =      98.437 

90      =        55          1627 

90    =      223 

1 

34 

100    =    109.363 

100      =        63           343     • 

100    =      247 

0 

18 

300    =    318.737 

300      =      134           487 

200    =      494 

0 

37 

300    =    338.090 

300      =      186           730 

300    =      741 

1 

15 

400    ==    437.453 

400      =      348           973 

400    =      988 

1 

33 

500    =    546.816 

500      =      310          1317 

500    =    1235 

2 

11 

Liters.          Galls.     Quarts. 

Hectoliters.          Qrs.      Bushels. 

Kilogrammes.    Cwts.    Qrs 

Lbs. 

Ozs. 

1    =        0     0.880 

1     =        0        2.751 

1    =    0        0 

2 

3i 

3    =        0      1.761 

2    =        0        5.502 

2    =    0        0 

4 

6+ 

3    =        0     3.641 

3    =        1        0.254 

3    =    0        0 

6 

9f 

4    =        0     3.521 

4    =        1        3.005 

4    =    0        0 

8 

13 

5    =        1      0.403 

5    =        1        5.756 

5    =    0        0 

11 

0i 

6    =        1      1.282 

6    =        3        0.507 

6    =    0        0 

13 

3* 

7    =        1      2.163 

7    =        3        3.258 

7    =    0        0 

15 

7 

8    =        1      3.043 

8    =        2        6.010 

8    =    0        0 

17 

101 

9    =        1      3.923 

9    =        3        0.761 

9    =    0        0 

19 

18* 

10    =        3     0.804 

10    =        3        3.512 

10    =    0        0 

22 

OJ 

30    =        4     1.608 

30    =        6        7.034 

20    =    0        1 

16 

'    H 

30    =        6     3.413 

30    =      10        3.536 

30    =    0        2 

10 

'     2* 

40    =        8     3.315 

40    =      13        6.048 

40    =    0        3 

4 

3 

50    =      11      0.019 

50    =      17        1.560 

50    =    0        3 

26 

3| 

60    =      13     .0.833 

60    =      30        5.072 

60    =    1        0 

20 

4* 

70    =      15      1.637 

70    =      24        0.585 

70    =    1        1 

14 

Si 

80    =      17     3.43t- 

80    =      27        4.097 

80,=    1        2 

8 

6 

90    =      19     3.335 

90=      30        7.609 

90    =    1        3 

2 

6* 

100    =      33     0.039 

100    =      34        3.121 

100    =    1        3 

24 

7 

200    =      44     0.077 

200    =      68        6.242 

200    =    3        3 

20 

15 

300    =      66     0.116 

300    =    103        1.362 

300    =    5        3 

17 

6 

400    =      88     0.155 

400    =    137        4.483 

400    =    7        3 

13 

14 

500    =    110     0.193 

500    =    171        7.604 

500    =    9        3 

10 

5 

DECREES  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.    2*    20'     15"  =  0  h.  9  m.  21  sees. 

HSI  =  My  first  meridian  is  Cadiz,  west  of  Greenwich  6°     12'    24"  =  0  h.  24  m.  49  sees. 


CODE  FLAG  OVER  TWO   FLAGS. 
LATITUDE  AND   LONGITUDE. 


Code 

Code 

Code 

Flag 

Flag 

Flag 

over —  , 

over — 

Latitude — Cont'd. 

over— 

Longitude — Co  nt'd. 

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°  longitude. 

AE 

—  2°  latitude. 

BY 

—47°  latitude. 

DQ 

—  7°  longitude. 

AP 

—  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 

— 52°  latitude. 

DV 

• — 12°  longitude. 

AK 

—  8°  latitude. 

CF 

— 53°  latitude. 

DW 

— 13°  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 

— 12°  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. 

AR 

— 15°  latitude. 

CM 

—60°  latitude. 

ED 

— 20°  longitude. 

AS 

—16°  latitude. 

CN 

— 61°  latitude. 

EF 

— 21°  longitude. 

AT 

—17°  latitude. 

CO 

—62°  latitude. 

EG 

— 22°  longitude. 

AU 

— 18°  latitude. 

CP 

—63°  latitude. 

EH 

—23°  longitude. 

AV 

— 19°  latitude. 

CQ 

— 64°  latitude. 

EI 

—24°  longitude. 

AW 

—20°  latitude. 

CR 

— 65°  latitude. 

EJ 

— 25°  longitude. 

AX 

—21°  latitude. 

cs 

—66°  latitude. 

EK 

— 26°  longitude. 

AY 

—22°  latitude. 

CT 

—67°  latitude. 

EL 

— 27°  longitude. 

AZ 

—23°  latitude. 

CU 

—68°  latitude. 

EM 

— 28°  longitude. 

BA 

— 24°  latitude. 

CV 

—69°  latitude. 

EN 

— 29°  longitude. 

BC 

— 25°  latitude. 

CW 

— 70°  latitude. 

EO 

— 30°  longitude. 

BD 

—26°  latitude. 

CX 

—71°  latitude. 

EP 

— 31°  longitude.- 

BE 

—27°  latitude. 

CY 

— 72°  latitude. 

EQ 

— 32°  longitude. 

BF 

—28°  latitude. 

CZ 

—73°  latitude. 

ER 

—33°  longitude. 

BG 

—29°  latitude. 

DA 

—74°  latitude. 

ES 

— 34°  longitude. 

BH 

—30°  latitude. 

DB 

— 75°  latitude. 

ET 

— 35°  longitude. 

BI 

— 31°  latitude. 

DC 

—76°  latitude. 

EU 

— 36°  longitude. 

BJ 

—32°  latitude. 

DE 

—77°  latitude. 

EV 

— 37°  longitude. 

BK 

—33°  latitude. 

DF 

—78°  latitude. 

EW 

—38°  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 

Longitude. 

FA 

— 42°  longitude. 
— 43°  longitude. 

BP 

—38°  latitude. " 

East  longitude. qyz 

FB 

SS 

—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.— It  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 
Flag 
over — 
FG 
FH 
FI 
FJ 
FK 
FL 
FM 
FN 
FO 
FP 
FQ 
FR 
FS 
FT 
FU 
FV 
■     FW 
FX 
FY 
FZ 
GA 
GB 
GC 
GD 
GE 
GF 
GH 
GI 
GJ 
GK 
GL 
GM 
GN 
GO 
GP 
GQ 
GB 
GS 
GT 
GU 
GV 
GW 
GX 
GY 
GZ 


Longitude—  Cont'd. 
—47°  logituude. 
— 48°  longitude. 
— 49°  longitude. 

•50°  longitude. 

51°  longitude. 
— 52°  longitude. 
— 53°  longitude. 
— 54°  longitude. 
— 55°  longitude. 
— 56°  longitude. 
— 57°  longitude. 
— 58°  longitude. 
— 59°  longitude. 
— 60°  longitude. 
—61°  longitude. 
— 63°  longitude. 
— 63°  longitude. 
— 64°  longitude. 
— 65°  longitude. 
— 66°  longitude. 
—67°  longitude. 
— 68°  longitude. 
— 69°  longitude. 
— 70°  longitude. 
— 71°  longitude. 
— 73°  longitude. 
— 73°  longitude. 
— 74°  longitude. 
— 75°  longitude. 
— 76°  longitude. 
—77°  longitude. 
— 78°  longitude. 
— 79°  longitude. 
— 80°  longitude. 
— 81°  longitude. 
— 82°  longitude. 
-•-83  °  longitude. 
— 84°  longitude. 
— 85°  longitude. 
— 86°  longitude. 
— 87°  longitude. 
—88°  longitude. 
— 89°  longitude.  *• 
— 90°  longitude. 
— 91°  longitude. 


Code 

Flag 

over — 

HA 

HB 

HC 

HD 

HB 

HF 

HG 

HI 

HJ 

HK 

HL 

HM 

HN 

HO 

HP 

HQ 

HB 

HS 

HT 

HU 

HV 

HW 

HX 

HY 

HZ 

IA 

IB 

IC 

ID 

IE 

IF 

IG 

IH 

IJ 

IK 

IL 

IM 

IN 

10 

IP 

IQ 

IR 

IS 

IT 

IU 


Longitude— Cont'd. 

—  92°  longitude. 

—  93°  longitude. 
94°  longitude. 

—  95°  longitude. . 
'96°  longitude. 

—  97°  longitude. 

—  98°  longitude. 

—  99°  longitude. 
— 100°  longitude. 
—101°  longitude. 
— 102°  longitude. 
— 103°  longitude. 
— 104°  longitude. 
— 105°  longitude. 
— 106°  longitude. 
— 107°  longitude. 
—108°  longitude. 
—109°  longitude. 
—110°  longitude. 
—111°  longitude. 
— 112°  longitude. 
— 113°  longitude. 
-^114°  longitude. 
— 115°  longitude. 
— 116°  longitude.  ' 
— 117°  longitude. 
— 118°  longitude. 
— 119°  longitude. 
— 120°  longitude. 
—121°  longitude. 
— 122°  longitude. 
— 123°  longitude. 
—124°  longitude. 
— 125°  longitude. 
— 126°  longitude. 
— 127°  longitude. 
— 128°  longitude. 
— 129°  longitude. 
— 130°  longitude. 
— 131°  longitude. 
— 132°  longitude. 
— 133°  longitude. 
—134°  longitude. 
— 135°  longitude. 
— 136°  longitude. 


Code 

Flag 

over — 

IV 

IW 

IX 

IY 

IZ 

JA 

JB 

JC 

JD 

JE 

JF 

JG 
*JH 

JI 

JK 

JL 

JM 

JN 

JO 

JP 

JQ 

JR 

JS 

JT 

JU 

JV 

JW 

JX 

JY 

JZ 

KA 

KB 

KC 

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. 
— 142°  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  TIME,  AND  MINUTES  AND  SECONDS  OF  TIME  AND  ARC. 

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


Code 

Code 

Code 

Flag 

Flag 

Flag 

over — 

Hours. 

over — 

Minutes — Cont'd. 

over — 

Seconds— Cont'd. 

KQ 

—  0  hours. 

MQ 

— 25  minutes. 

OL 

— 10  seconds. 

KR 

—  1  hour  '(or,  1  p.  m.). 

MR 

— 26  minutes.. 

OM 

— 11  seconds. 

KS 

—  2  hours  (or,  2  p.  m.). 

MS 

— 27  minutes. 

ON 

— 12  seconds. 

KT 

—  3  hours  (or,  3  p.  m. ). 

MT 

— 28  minutes. 

OP 

— 13  seconds. 

KU 

—  4  hours  (or,  4  p.  m. ). 

MU 

— 29  minutes. 

OQ 

— 14  seconds. 

KV 

—  5  hours  (or,  5  p.  m. ). 

MV 

— 30  minutes. 

OR 

— 15  seconds. 

KW 

—  6  hours  (or,  6  p.  m. ). 

MW 

— 31  minutes. 

OS 

— 16  seconds. 

KX 

—  7  hours  (or,  7  p.  m.). 

MX 

— 32  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,  10  p.m.). 

NA 

— 35  minutes. 

OW 

— 20  seconds. 

LB 

— 11  hours  (or,  11p.m.). 

NB 

— 36  minutes. 

OX 

— 21  seconds. 

LC 

— 12  hours  (or,  midnight). 

NC 

— 37  minutes. 

OY 

— 22  seconds. 

LD 

— 13  hours  (or,  1  a.  m. ) . 

ND 

— 38  minutes. 

OZ 

— 23  seconds. 

LE 

— 14  hours  v  or,  2  a.  m. ) . 

NE 

— 39  minutes. 

PA 

— 24  seconds. 

LF 

— 15  hours  (or,  3  a.  m. ) . 

NF 

— 40  minutes. 

PB 

— 25  seconds. 

LG 

— 16  hours  (or,  4a.m.). 

NG 

— 41  minutes. 

PC 

— 26  seconds. 

LH 

— 17  hours  (or,  5  a.  m. ) . 

NH 

— 42  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 

— 20  hours  (or,  8  a.m.). 

NK 

— 45  minutes. 

PG 

— 30  seconds. 

LM 

— 21  hours  (or,  9  a.  m. ) . 

NL 

— 46  minutes. 

PH 

— 31  seconds. 

LN 

— 22  hours  (or,  10  a.m.). 

NM 

— 47  minutes. 

PI 

— 32  seconds. 

LO 

— 23  hours  (or,  11  a.  m. ). 

NO 

— 48  minutes. 

PJ 

— 33  seconds. 

LP 

— 34  hours  ( or,  noon) . 

NP 

— 49  minutes. 

PK 

— 34  seconds. 

NQ 

— 50  minutes. 

PL 

—35  seconds. 

Minutes. 

NR 

— 51  minutes. 

PM 

— 36  seconds. 

LQ 

—  0  minutes. 

NS 

— 52  minutes. 

PN 

— 37  seconds. 

LR 

—  1  minute. 

NT 

— 53  minutes. 

PO 

— 38  seconds. 

LS 

—  2  minutes. 

NU 

— 54  minutes. 

PQ 

— 39  seconds. 

LT 

—  3  minutes. 

NV 

— 55  minutes. 

pS 

— 40  seconds. 

LU 

—  4  minutes. 

NW 

— 56  minutes. 

PS 

— 41  seconds. 

LV 

—  5  minutes. 

NX 

— 57  minutes. 

PT 

— 4$  seconds. 

LW 

—  6  minutes. 

NY 

— 58  minutes. 

PU 

— 43  seconds. 

LX 

—  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 

— 12  minutes. 

Degree  of  longitude 

QA 

— 49  seconds. 

MD 

— 13  minutes. 

ERZ 

QB 

— 50  seconds. 

ME 

— 14  minutes. 

Seconds. 

QC 

— 51  seconds. 

MF 

— 15  minutes. 

OB 

— 0  seconds. 

QD 
QE 

— 52  seconds. 

MG 

— 16  minutes. 

OC 

— 1  second. 

— 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  miuutes. 

OG 

— 5  seconds. 

QI 

— 57  seconds. 

ML 

— 21  minutes. 

OH 

— 6  seconds. 

QJ 

— 58  seconds. 

MN 

— 22  minutes. 

OI 

— 7  seconds. 

QK 

— 59  seconds. 

MO 

— 23  minutes. 

OJ 

— 8  seconds. 

— 60  seconds.     Code 

MP 

— 24  minutes. 

OK 

— 9  seconds. 

flag  over  LR 

(58) 


BAROMETER 


[In  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  over 

QM 

27.8 

706.           Code  Fl 

AG  OVER  SO 

29.85 

758. 

*i 

QN 

.85 

707. 

SP 

.9 

759. 

K 

QO 

.9 

708. 

SQ 

.92 

760. 

" 

QP 

.92 

709. 

SR 

.96 

761. 

" 

QR 

.96 

710. 

ST 

30.0 

762. 

" 

QS 

28.0 

711. 

SU 

.04 

763. 

1  ■ 

QT 

.02 

712. 

SV 

.08 

764. 

'* 

QU 

.06 

713. 

SW 

.1 

765. 

1 

QV 

.1 

714. 

sx 

.15 

766. 

" 

QW 

.15 

715. 

SY 

.2 

767. 

ti 

QX 

.2 

716. 

SZ 

.24 

768. 

tt 

QY 

.22 

717. 

TA 

.28 

769. 

tt 

QZ 

.26 

718. 

TB 

.3 

770. 

'* 

BA 

.3 

719. 

TC 

.35 

771. 

tt 

RB 

.35 

720. 

TD 

.4 

772. 

14 

RG 

.4 

721. 

TE 

.42 

773. 

tt 

RD 

.42 

722. 

TF 

.46 

774. 

** 

RE 

.46 

723. 

TG 

.5 

775. 

(t 

RF 

.5 

724. 

TH 

.55 

776. 

tt 

RG 

.55 

725. 

TI 

.6 

777. 

" 

RH 

.6 

726. 

TJ 

.62 

778. 

tt 

RI 

.62 

727. 

TK 

.66 

779. 

(t 

RJ 

.66 

728. 

TL 

.7 

780. 

RK 

*         .7 

729. 

TM 

.75 

781. 

(( 

RL 

.74 

730. 

TN 

.8 

782. 

tt 

RM 

.78 

731. 

TO 

.82 

783. 

tt 

RN 

.8 

732. 

TP 

.86 

684. 

" 

RO 

.85 

733. 

TQ 

.9 

785. 

it 

RP 

.9 

734. 

TR 

.94 

786. 

" 

RQ 

.94 

735. 

TS 

.98 

787. 

tt 

RS 

.98 

736. 

tt 

RT 

29.0 

737. 

tt 
tt 

RU 
RV 

.05 
.1 

738. 
739. 

*tt 

RW 

.12 

740. 

tt 
tt 
tt 

RX 
RY 
RZ 

.16 

.2 

.25 

741. 
742. 
743. 

tt 

SA 

.3 

744. 

tt 
tt 

'  it 

(( 

SB 

sc 

SD 

SE 
SP 
SG 

.32 
.36 
.4 

.44 
.48 
.5 

745. 
746. 
747. 
748. 
749. 
750. 

tt 
tt 

SH 

SI 

SJ 

SK 

SL 

.55 

.6 

.65 

.7 
.72 

751. 
752. 
753. 
754. 
755. 

tt 

SM 
SN 

.76 

.8 

756. 

757. 

(59) 


THERMOMETER 


Signal. 

Fahren- 
heit. 

Centigrade. 

Reaumur. 

Signal. 

Fahren- 
heit. 

Centigrade. 

Reaumur. 

Code  Flag 

Code  Flag 

over           TU. 

1° 

-17°  2 

-13°  8 

over           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 

-12°  9 

WK 

46°  4 

+  8° 

+  6°  4 

TY 

3°  2 

-16° 

-12°  8 

WL 

47° 

-1-  8°  3 

+  6°  7 

TZ 

4° 

-15°  6 

-12°  4 

WM  * 

48° 

+  8°  9 

+  7°  1 

UA 

5° 

-15° 

-12° 

TO 

48°  25 

+  9° 

+  7°  25 

UB 

6° 

-14°  4 

-11°  6 

WO 

49°    ' 

+  9°  4 

+  7°  6 

UC 

6°  8 

-14° 

-11°  2 

WP 

50° 

+10° 

+  8° 

UD 

7° 

-13°  9 

-11°  1 

WQ 

51° 

+10°  6 

+  8°  4 

UE 

8° 

-13°  3 

-10°  7 

WE 

51°  8 

+11° 

+  8°  8 

UF 

8°  6 

-13° 

-10°  4 

ws 

52° 

+  11°  1 

+  8°  9 

UG 

9° 

-12°  8 

-10°  2 

"    v           WT 

53° 

+11°  7 

+  9°  3 

UH 

10° 

-12°  2 

-  9°  8 

WU 

53°  6 

+  12° 

+  9°  6 

UI 

10°  4 

-12° 

-  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 

12°  2 

-11° 

-  8°  8 

WZ 

56° 

+13°  3 

+  10°  7 

UM 

13° 

-10°  6 

-  8°  4 

XA 

57° 

+13°  9 

+11°  1 

UN 

14° 

-10° 

-  8° 

XB 

57°  25 

+14° 

+11°  2 

uo 

15° 

-  9°  4 

-  7°  6 

XC 

58° 

+  14°  4 

+  11°  6 

UP 

15°  8 

-  9° 

-  7°  2 

XD 

59° 

+15° 

+12° 

UQ 

16° 

-  8°  9 

-  7°  1 

XE 

60° 

+15°  6 

+12°  4 

UB 

17°' 

-  8°  3 

-  6°  7 

■»v             XF 

60°  8 

+  16° 

+12°  8 

US 

17°  6 

-  8° 

-  6°  4 

XG 

61° 

+  16°  1 

+12°  9 

UT 

18° 

-  7°  8 

-  6°  2 

XH 

62° 

+  16°  7 

+13°  3 

UV 

19° 

-  7°  2 

-  5°  8 

XI 

62°  6 

+  17° 

+13°  6 

UW 

19°  4 

-  7° 

-  5°  6 

XJ 

63° 

+17°  2 

+  13°  8 

ux 

20° 

-  6°  7 

-  5°  3 

XK 

64° 

+  17°  8 

+14°  2 

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 
XO 

66° 

+18°  9 

+15°  1 

VB 

23° 

-  5° 

-  4° 

66°  2 

+19° 

+15°  4 

VC 

24° 

-  4°  4 

-  3°  6 

XP 

67° 

+19°  4 

+  15°  6 

VD 

24°  8 

-  4° 

-  3°  2 

XQ 

68° 

+20° 

+16° 

VE 

25° 

-  3°  9 

-  3°  1 

XR 

69° 

+20°  6 

+16°  4    . 

VF 

26° 

-  3°  3 

-  2°  7 

xs 

69°  8 

+21°   ,  • 

+16°  8 

VG 

26°  6 

-  3° 

-  2°  4 

XT 

70° 

+  21°  1 

+16°  9 

VH 

27° 

-  2°  8 

-  2°  2 

xu 

71° 

+21°  7 

+17°  3 

VI 

28° 

-  2°  2 

-  1°  8 

XV 

71°  6 

+22° 

+17°  6 

VJ 

28°  4 

-  2° 

-  1°  6 

xw 

72° 

+22°  2 

+  17°  8 

VK 

29° 

-  1°  7 

-  1°  3 

XY 

73° 

+  22°  8 

+18°  2 

VL 

30° 

-  1°  1 

-  0°  9 

XZ 

73°  4 

+23° 

+18°  4 

VM 

30°  2 

-  1° 

—  0°  8 

YA 

74° 

+23°  3 

+18°  7 

VN 

31° 

-  0°  6 

-  0°  4 

YB 

75° 

+23°  9 

+19°  1 

vo 

32° 

0°  0 

0°  0 

YC 

75°  2 

+24° 

+19°  2 

VP 

33° 

+  0°  6 

+  0°  4 

YD 

76° 

+24°  4 

+19°  6 

VQ 

33°  8 

+  1° 

+  0°  8 

YE 

77° 

+25° 

'  +20° 

VE 

34° 

+  1°  1 

+  0°  9 

YF 

78° 

+25°  6 

+20°  i 

VS 

35° 

+  1°  75 

+  1°  3 

YG 

78°  8 

+26° 

+20°  8 

VT 

35°  6 

+  2° 

+  1°  6 

YH 

79° 

+  26°  1 

+20°  9 

VU 

36° 

+  2°  2 

+  1°  8 

YI 

80° 

+26°  7 

+21°  3 

VW 

37° 

+  2°  8 

+  2°  2 

YJ 

80°  6 

+27° 

+21°  6 

VX 

37°  4 

+  3° 

+  2°  4 

YK 

81° 

+27°  2 

+21°  8 

VY 

38° 

+  3°  3 

+  2°  7 

YL 

82° 

+27°  8 

+22°  2 

VZ 

39° 

+  3°  9 

-t-  3°  1 

YM 

82°  4 

+28° 

+22°  4 

WA 

39°  25 

+  4° 

+  3°  2 

YN 

83° 

+28°  3 

+22°  7 

WB 

40° 

+  4°  4 

+  3°  6 

YO 

84° 

+28°  9 

+23°  1 

WC 

41° 

+  5° 

+  4° 

YP 

84°  2 

+29° 

+23°  2 

WD 

42° 

+  5°  6 

+  4°  4 

YQ 

85° 

+29°  4 

+23°  6 

WE 

42°  8 

+  6° 

+  4°  8 

YR 

86° 

+30° 

+24° 

WF 

43° 

+  6°  1 

+  4°  9 

YS 

87° 

+30°  6 

+24°  4 ' 

WG 

44° 

+  6°  7 

+  5°  3 

YT 

87°  8 

+31° 

+24°  8 

(60) 


Part  I. 


THERMOMETER. 


61 


Signal. 


Fahren- 
heit. 


Centigrade. 


Reaumur. 


Signal. 


Fahren- 
heit. 


Centigrade. 


Reaumur. 


Code  Flag 

OVER 


YU 

YV 

YW 

YX 

XZ 

ZA. 

ZB 

ZC 

ZD 

ZE 

ZF 

ZG 

ZH 

ZI 

ZJ 


88° 

89° 

89°  8 

90° 

91° 

91°  4 

92° 

93° 

93°  2 

94° 

95° 

96° 

96°  8 

97° 

98° 


+31° 
+31° 
+32° 
+32° 
+  32° 
+  33° 
+33° 
+33° 
+34° 
+34° 
+35° 
+35° 
+36° 
+36° 
+36° 


+24°  9 
+25°  3 
+25°  6 
+25°v8„, 
+26°  2 
+26°-4 
+26°  7 
+27°  1 
+27°  2 
+27°  6 
+28° 
+28°  4 
+28°  8 
+28°  9 
+29°  3 


Code  Flag 
over 


ZK 
ZL 
ZM 

ZN 

zo 

ZP 
ZQ 
ZR 
ZS 
ZT 

zu 
zv 
zw 
zx 

ZY 


98°  6 

99° 
100° 
100°  4 
101° 
102° 
102°  2 
103° 
104° 
105° 
105°  8 
106° 


+37° 
+37° 
+37° 
+38° 
+38° 
+38° 
+39° 
+39° 
+40° 
+40° 
+41° 
+41° 


+29°  6 
+29°  8 
+30°  2 
+30°  4 
+30°  7 
+31°  1 
+31°  2 
+31°  6 
+32° 
+32°  4 
+32°  8 
+32°  9 


AUXILIAEY  PHEASES. 

(i.  <.,  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 
BEC 
BED 
BEE 
BEG 


BEH 


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  not  to  have 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 I byz 

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? -' cuy 

Are. 

— Are,  or,  Is  his  (her-s,  it-s). 

— Are,  or,  Is  my  (mine). 

— Are,  or,  Is  our-s,  or,  Are  we  ? 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  not beg 

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 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  (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  person  s  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) but 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  orHhings  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)  1 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 

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  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 - 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)? cpw 

What,  or,  Which  are  (or,  is)you-r-s?-CFY 

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) CRJ 

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  arethey  ? 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  indica%ed)1 cth 

Where  they  are ^ qua 

Where  we  are  (or,  I  am)  -  - ctg 


(62) 


Part  1. 


AUXILIARY  ^PHRASES. 


63 


ARE— BE. 


BEY 
BEZ 

BFA 
BFC 
BFD 
BFE 
BFG 

BFH 


BFI 
BFJ 

BFK 


BFL 
BFM 


BFN 
BFO 


BFP 
BFQ 


BFR 
BFS 


BFT 
BFU 
BFV 
BFW 


Abe — Continued. 

Where  you  are--- cup 

Who  are  (or,  is)? cui 

Why  are  (or,  is)? cuz 

Why  are  yon? cva 

Why  are  you  not? cvb 

— Yon  are. 

— You  are  not. 

Be.    Been.    Being. 

— Am,  Are,  or,  Is  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. 

Cannot,  or,  Maynotdo(or,bedone)-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 

— Cbuld,  or.  Might  not  be. 

Could,  or,  Might  not  do  (or,  be  done)  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) bmr 

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) 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  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  been_--BUK 


BFX 

BFY 

BFZ 

BGA 

BGC 

BGD 

BGE 

BGF 

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- 
cated) 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  br  things  indi- 
cated) shall(or,  will) be — bvi 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) shall  ( or,  will )notbe 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) bvk 

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 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 cem 

Must  do  (or,  be  done) Cen 

Must  have  been cep 

Must  not  be ...CEV 

Must  not  do  (or,  be  done) cew 

— Need  be. 

— Need  not  be. 

Not  be  (been,  being) cpn 

.Not  to  be cgh 

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  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)  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? 
—Shall,  or,  Will  not  be? 
Shall,  orx  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  1 
— Should,  or,  Would  be. 
Should,  or,  Would  do  (or,  be  done)  .bof 
• 
—Should,  or,  Would  have  been. 
Should,  or,  Would  have  done  (or,  been 

'done)  -._  _ bog 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or,  per- 
sons 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  things  indicated)  have  been  Lbwq 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (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,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  not  have  been  ? 

BWT 

— 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 

BIP 


BIG 
BIH 
BIJ 
BIK 
BIM 
BIN 
BIO 
BIP 
BIQ 
BIE 
BIS 
BIT 
BIU 
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 

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 

CKY 

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

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,  may)  be cmj 

There  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be cmi, 

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)  hot  be cmx 

There  should  (or,  would)  be cmz 

There  should  (or.  would)  havebeen.CNA 

There  should  (or,  would)  not  be cnd 

.    There  should  (or;  would)  not  have  been, 

CNE 

— 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 : cnr 

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?..CRX 

When  shall  (or,  will)  you  be? CSD 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  be? ctl 


-J 


Part  I. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


65 


BE— CAN. 


BIX 

BIY 

BIZ 

BJA 

BJC 

BJD 

BJE 

BJF 

BJG 

BJH 

BJI 

BJK 

BJL 

BJM 

BJN 

BJO 

BJP 

BJQ 

BJB 

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? ctu 

Will,  etc.     (See  Shall.) 
—Will  it  be  ? 

Would,  etc.    (See  Should.) 
— You  can  (or,  may)  be. 
— You  can  not  {or,  may  not)  be. 
— You  could  (or,  might)  be. 
— You  could  (or,  might)  not  be. 
— You  had  {or,  have)  been. 
— You  had  {or,  have)  not  been. 
— You  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 cfo 

Can  {or,  May). — bke 

— Can. 

Can,  or,  May  be 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 bqp 

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  ? bfi 

— 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 

Cannot,  or,  May  not  do  it bly 

Can  not,  or.  May  not  have bqh 


BKQ 
BKE 
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  indicated)  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) cannot  (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). 

lean  (or,  may)  be bfx 

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 bbj 

—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) can  (or,  may)-.- byd 

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

If  I  can  (or,  may) bza 

If  lean  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 - bgo 

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

No,  I  can  not . huz 

Nothing  can  (or.'could) . skb 

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 

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,  inay)  be bhp 

They  can  (or,  may)  have bsf 

— 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  jiopdVn,  may  not)  have bso 

What,  or,  Which  can  (or,  may!)?.-.cpz 
.  When  can  (or,  may)? CQZ 


10929—07- 


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) crm 

"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  can  (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 

You  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,  or  persons 

or  things  indicated)  be? bto 

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

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

— Could,  or,  Might  I  (lny,  mine)  ? 

— Could,  or,  Might  not. 

Could,  or,  Might  not  be bfn 

Could,  or,  Mightnot  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 brk 

— I  could  (or,  might)  not. 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  be bga 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  have bkl 

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 
BLO 
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 
BMR 

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 bhb 

— They  could  (orj  might)  not. 
They  could  (or,  might)  not  be bhs 

— We  couli  (or,  might). 
We  could  (or,  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)  ? csw 

Who  could  (or,  might)? cum 

Why  could  (or,  might)? evi 

Why  could  (or,  might)  not? cvf 

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

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

Do.    Does.     Did.    Doing.    Done...bmf 

—Can,  or,  May  do  (or,  be  done) . 

— Can,  or,  May  do  it. 

— Can,  or,  May  have  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. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


67 


DO. 


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, 

he  done) bvk 

How  do  (does,  or,  did)? -_bxl 

How  do  (or,  did)  you?. bxm 

— I  do  (or,  did). 
I  do  (or,  did)  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  Ido  (or,  did) 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 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) cbp 

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)  be  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  been  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.- CH! 

Not  to  be  done... cgi 

Ought  I  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 
BOP 
BOG 


BOH 
BOI 

BOJ 
BOK 
BOL 
BOM 


BON 
BOP 
BOQ 
BOB, 
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  thing  s  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  not  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- cnr 

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,  or  persons  or  things  indicated)  ?.  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? Jcqs 

When  do  (does,  or,  did)  ? cbb 

When  does  (do,  or,  did)  he  (she,  it,  or, 
persons  or  things  indicated)  ? — CRD 

When  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)  ? CRE 

When  do  (or,  did)  they  (or,  you)  ?-  -  .crp 

When  done  with org 

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

do? CRV 

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 

Who  do  (does, or, did)? cuo 

Why  do  (does,  or,  did)  ? cvg 

Why  do  (does, or, did)  not? ovh 

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  do  it? 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. 


FOE— HAD,  HAS,  HAVE. 


BPA 
BPC 
BPD 

BPE 

BPF 

BPG 

BPH 

BPI 

BPJ 

BPK 

BPL 

BPM 


BPN 
BPO 

BPQ 

BPR 

BPS 

BPT 

BPU 

BPV 

BPW 

BPX 

BPY 

BPZ 

BQA 


BQC 
BQD 

BQE 


BQP 


BQG 
BQH 


BQI 
BQJ 


BQK 
BQL 


Foe 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  us  (our-s). 

— For  what  (or,  which). 

— For  whom  (or,  whose). 

— For  you-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 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  these  (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 bfh 

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 bfm 

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 bfo 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  done  (or,  been 
done) bme 


BQM 


BQN 
BQO 


BQP 


BQE 
BQS 


BQT 
BQU 


BQV 

BQW 

BQX 

BQY 

BQZ 

BRA 


BEC 
BED 


BEE 
BEF 


BEG 


BEH 


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,  pas,  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)  had  ...btv 
Had,  Has,  or.  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not btw 

Had.  Has,  or.  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  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? bfr 

Had,  or,  Have  I  done? bmt 

— Had,  or,  Have  I  had  ? 
— Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not. 

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,  their-s)  ? 

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 bfu 

Had,  or,  Have  we  done bmv 

— Had,  or,  Have  we  had  ? 
— Had,  Has,  or,  Have  you-r-s. 

Had,  or.  Have  you  been? bfv 

Had,  or,  Have  you  done? BMW 

—Had,  or,  Have  you  had  ? 

Having opi 

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  (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 


Part  I. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


69 


HAD,  HAS,  HAVE. 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have — Continued. 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have — Continued. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things 

indi- 

BSC 

— Should,  or,  Would  have  had. 

cated)  should  {or,  would)  have., 

-BVO 

Should,  or,  W  ould  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things 

indi- 

or  things  indicated)  have  ? bwp 

eated)  should  (or,  would)  not  have.BVS 

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

How  had  (has,  or,  have)  ? 

-BXN 

or  things  indicated)  have  been  -  _bwq 

BRI 

— I  can  (or,  may)  have. 

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

BRJ 

— I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have. 

or  things  indicated)  not  have-.-Bwu 

BRK 

— I  could  (or,  might)  have. 

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

BRL 

— I  could  (or,  might)  not  have. 

thingsindicated)  not  have  been  ?.bwv 

BRM 

— I  had  (or,  have). 

BSD 

— Should,  or,  Would  not  have. 

I  had  (or,  have)  been 

-BGC 

Should,  or,  Would  not  have  been  ?_bhn 

I  had  (or,  have)  done 

.BNA 

Should,  or,  Would  not  have  done  (or, 

BRN 

— I  had  (or,  have)  had. 

been  done) boi 

BRO 

— I  had  (or,  have)  not. 

BSE 

— Should,  or,  Would  not  have  had. 

I  had  (or,  have)  not  been 

-BGD 

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

I  had  (or,  have)  not  done 

..BNC 

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

BRP 

— I  had  (or,  have)  not  had. 

OKY 

BRQ 

— I  shall  (or,  will)  have. 

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

BRS 

— I  shall  (or,  will)  not  have. 

been ckz 

BRT 

— I  should  (or,  would)  have. 

There  had  (has,  or,  have) cmq 

BRU 

— I  should  (or,  would)  not  have. 

There  had  (has,  or,  have)  been cmr 

I  should  (or,  would)  have  been  . . . 

-BGK 

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

I  should  (or,  would) not  have  been. 

-BGM 

There  should  (or,  would)  have  been-CNA 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

indi- 

There  should  (or,  would)  not  have  been, 

cated)  had  (has,  or,  have) 

--BYJ 

CNE 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

indi- 

BSE 

— They  can  (or,  may)  have. 

cated)  had  (has,  or,  have)  not.-. 

-BYK 

BSG 

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

If  I-had  (or,  have) 

..BZH 

BSH 

— They  had  (or,  have). 

If  I  had  (or,  have)  not 

--BZI 

They  had  (or,  have)  been --  -BHT 

If  they  had  (or,  have) 

-CAO 

They  had  (or,  have)  done bol 

If  they  had  (or,  have)  not 

.-CAP 

BSI 

— They  had  (or,  have)  had. 

If  we  had  (or,  have) 

..CBH 

BSJ 

— They  had  (or,  have)  not. 

If  we  had  (or,  have)  not 

--CBI 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  been bhu 

If  you  had  (or,  have)  -  --- -- 

-CBY 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  done bom 

If  you  had  (or,  have)  not 

--CBZ 

BSK 

— They  had  (or,  have)  not  had. 

Is,  etc.     (See  Are.) 

BSL 

— They  should  (or,  would)  have. 

It,  etc.     (See  He.) 

BSM 

— They  should  (or,  would)  not  have. 

It  has  (or,  had)  been 

.  .BGP 

This,  etc.     (See  That.) 

It  has  (or,  had)  been  done 

.-BNP 

To  be  had cns 

It  has  (or,  had)  not  been 

--BGQ 

To  have cnu 

It  has  (or,  had)  not  been  done 

..BNQ 

BSN 

—  We  can  (or,  may)  have. 

Let  him  (her,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

BSO 

— We  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have. 

indicated)  have 

BWA 

BSP. 

— We  had  (or,  have). 
We  had  (or,  have)  been bin 

BRV 

— Let  them  have. 

We  had  (or,  have)  done bos 

May,  etc.     (See  Can. ) 

BSQ 

— We  had  (or,  have)  had. 

Might,  etc.     (See  Could.) 

BSR 

— We  had  (or,  have)  not. 

--CEO 

We  had  (or,  have)  not  been bio 

Must  have  been 

--CBP 

We  had  (or,  have)  not  done bot 

Must  have  had -- 

--CEQ 

BST 

— We  had  (or,  have)  not  had. 

BSU 

— We  shall  (or,  will)  have. 

Ought  not  to  have 

.    CHT 

BSV 

— We  shall  (or,  will)  not  have. 

Ought  to  have 

..CIA 

BSW 

— We  should  (or,  would)  have. 

BRW 

—Shall,  or,  Will  have. 

BSX 

— We  should  (or,  would)  not  have. 

Shall,  or,  Will  have  done  (or,  been  done) 

What,  or,  Which  had  (has,  or,  have)? 

BNX 

CQF 

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

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

things  indicated)  have? 

-BWG 

we)  have? .  .__  cqm 

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

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

things  indicated)  not  have  1  -— 

-BWK 

(or,  you)  have? cqo 

BRX 

—Shall,  or,  Will  I  have  ? 

When  had  (has,  or,  have)? _crh 

BRY 

—Shall,  or,  Will  I  not  have  ? 

When  had  (or,  have)  you? cri 

BRZ 

—Shall,  or,  Will  not  have. 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? crw 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  have  done  (or, 

been 

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

She,  etc.     (See  He.) 

..BNZ 

have?-    --    crz 

When  shall  (or,  will)  we  have  ? csa 

BSA 

—Should,  or,  Would  have. 

Where  had  (has,  or,  have)? ctb 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? cto 

Should,  or,  Would  have  been 

.-BHL 

Should,  or,  Would  have  done  (or, 

been 

Where   shall  (or,  will)  they  (or,   you) 

BOG 

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 

BUC 
BUD 


Had,  Has,  or,  Have — Continued. 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  we  have  ? CTR 

Which,  etc.    (See  What.) 

Who  had  (has,  or,  have)? cup 

Why  had  (has,  or,  have)  ? cvk 

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

Why  had  (or,  have)  you? 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. 

— You  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)  1 

— 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- 
son s  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,  her-s,  it-s,  or  persons 
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  things  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 
BUO 
BUP 

BUQ 
BUR 

BUS 

BUT 

BUV 

BUW 

BUX 


BUY 

BUZ 

BVA 

BVC 

BVD 

BVE 

BVF 

BYG- 

BVH 

BVI 

BVJ 

BVK 

BVL 


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) had  (has,  or,  have)  been. 

— He,  She,  It  (or  persons  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  persons  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  persons  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  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) should  (or,  would)  not. 
— He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) should  (or,  would)  not  be.v 
— 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  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  1 :.-- bxo 

How  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)"! bxr 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  fhing-s  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) could  (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  thing  s  indi- 
cated) should  (or,  would) bye 

If  he(she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) should  (or,  would)  not bys 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  (or,  were) byt 

If  he(she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  (or,  were)  not byu 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) will,  etc.     (See  Shall.) 


BVY 

BVZ 
BWA 


BWC 
BWD 

BWE 

BWF 

BWG 

BWH 

BWI 

BWJ 

BWK 

BWL 
BWM 

BWN 

BWO 

BWP 
BWQ 

BWE 
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. )  1    (See  Could. ) 
Must  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  thing  s 

indicated)! cer 

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  thing-s  indicated)  1 

— Shall,  or,  Will  he,  (she,  it,  or  person-s 
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  thing  s  indicated)  not  be? 

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

— Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  not  have? 

—She. 

— Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing-s  indicated)  1 

—Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  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- 
sons or  things  indicated)  have? 

— Should,  or.  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing-s  indicated)  have  been? 

— Should,  or,  Would  he  (she.  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing-s  indicated)  not? 

— Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
son-s 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- 
son-s or  things  indicated)  not  have? 

— Should,  or  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  not  have  been? 
That  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated)  cla 

— Was,  or  Were  he  (she,  it,  or  person-s  or 
things  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  thing-s  indi- 
cated)!   --CQD 

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

or  person-s  or  things  indicated)  1.  .cpx 

When  does  (did,  or  do)  he  (she,  it,  or 

persons  or  thing-s  indicated)"! crd 

When  he,  (she,  it,  or  person-s  or  thing-s 
indicated)  is  (or  are) crj 


72 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


HE,  SHE,  IT— I. 

He,  She,  It—  Continued. 

How —  Continued. 

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

BXL 

— How  do  (does,  or,  did)  ? 

or  things  indicated)'' -  .  __crn 

BXM 

— How  do  (or,  did)  you? 

When  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 

BXN 

— How  had  (has,  or,  have)  ? 

sons  or  thing  s  indicated)!  .  -  --CRT 

BXO 

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

Where  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

or  things  indicated)  ? 

indicated)  is  (or,  are) ctd 

BXP 

— How  must? 

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

BXQ 

— How  ought? 

or  things  indicated)  ? cth 

BXB 

— How  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she',  it,  ot 

■  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  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

BXT 

— How  shall  (or,  will)  we  ? 

indicated)  etc.  ?    (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  ? 

Her-s-self.     (See  Him  ) bxd 

I 

BYA 

Him.    His.    Himself __bxc 

BXZ 

—After  I. 
Ami? 

— BEC 

Him.    His.    Hers.    It-s. 

Amlnot? 

.-BED 

BWZ 

— After  him  (his,  her-s,  it). 

Am  I  to? -— 

.-BEF 

Are,  or,  Is  his  (hers,  it-s) 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,  her-s,  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  (my,  mine)?.-. 

-BMH 

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

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,  Haveldone? 

-BMT 

For  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s,  or  persons  or 

Had,  or,  Have  I  had 

--BQT 

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. 

I  am 

..BEA 

BXD 

—Her-s-self. 

I  am  not 

-   BEI 

If  he  (his,  her-s,  it-s) byv 

I  can  (or,  may) 

-BKQ 

In  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) cdj 

lean  (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 

--BRJ 

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  -.. 

-BRK 

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 

--BRL 

Not  his  (her-s,  it-s) oft 

I  do  (or,  did) 

-BMY 

Of  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) con 

I  do  (or,  did)  not 

-BMZ 

On  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) coy 

I  had  (or,  have) 

-BRM 

Ought  his  (her-s,  it-s)? -__cho 

I  had  (or,  have)  been 

.-BGC 

Shall,  or,  Will  his  (hers,  its)? cis 

I  had  (or,  have)  done 

-BNA 

Should,  or,  Would  his  (her-s,  its)?_cjp 

I  had  (or,  have)  had 

-BRN 

That  his  (her-s,  it-s) clb 

I  had  (or,  have)  not- 

.BRO 

To  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) 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.) 

BXF 
BXG 
BXH 

With  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) cwo 

Would,  etc.    (See  Should.) 

— How. 

— How  am  I? 

— How  are  they? 

.CHL 

I  must  not 

I  must  not  be 

I  ought  to 

I  ought  not  to 

I  shall  (or,  will) 

BXI 
BXJ 
BXK 

— How  are  you? 

— How  can  (or,  may)  ? 

— How  could  (or,  might)? 

I  shall  (or,  will)  be 

I  shall  (or,  will)  do 

I  shall  (or,  will)  have... 

Part  I. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


73 


I— 

IF. 

I — Continued. 

I — Continued. 

1  shall  (or,  will)  if  I  can 

-BKS 

When  I  can  (or,  mav)  -     -  - crm 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not 

--CIP 

When  shall  (or,  will)  1  (or,  we)  ?.-CRU 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  be  -- - 

--BGI 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have  ? crw 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  do  -- -.. 

-BNE 

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

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  have 

-BRS 

do? CRV 

I  should  (or,  would) --_ 

-OJM 

Where  am  I  (or,  are  we)? cs<J 

I  should  (or,  would)  he 

-BGJ 

Where  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? csy 

I  should  (or,  would)  do 

_BNF 

1 

I  should  (or,  would)  have -. 

-BRT 

Where  I  am  (or,  we  are) ctg 

I  should  (or,  would)  have  been... 

-BGK 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  I  (or,  we)?  -.ctn 

I  should  (or,  would)  not 

.-CJN 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  I  have  ? cto 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  be 

_BGL 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  do 

-BNG 

• 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have 

-BRU 

BYC 

If. 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have  been 

-BGM 

-COH 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

cated) is  (or,  are).    (See  Is. ) 

I  will,  etc.     (See  Shall.) 

BYD 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

I will  do  it  if  I  can 

-.LIP 

cated)  can  (or,  may). 

I  would,  etc.     (See  Should.) 

BYE 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  (my,  mine) 

-BYW 

cated)  can  not  (or,  may  not). 

-BYX 

BYF 

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

If  I  am  not ' 

.-BYZ 

If  1  can  (or,  may) 

--BZA 

BYG 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  cannot  (or,  may  not)--- 

--BZC 

cated)  could  (or,  might)  not. 

If  I  could  (or,  might) 

-    BZD 

BYH 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  could  (or,  might)  not 

__BZE 

cated)  does  (do,  or,  did). 

If  I  do  (or,  did) 

--BZF 

BYI 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  do  (or,  did)  not 

--BZG 

cated)  does  (do,  or,  did)  not. 

If  I  had  (or,  have) 

.    BZH 

BYJ 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  had  (or,  have)  not 

—  BZI 

cated)  had  (has,  or,  have). 

_.BZJ 

BYK 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  must  not 

.-BZK 

cated)  had  (has,  or,  have)  not. 

If  I  ought  to 

-.BZL 

BYL 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  ought  not  to - 

--BZM 

cated)  is  (or,  are). 

If  I  shall  (or,  will)-— 

-BZN 

BYM 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  shall  (or-,  will)  not 

--BZO 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  able  to. 

If  I  should  (or,  would) 

,-BZP 

BYN 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  should  (or,  would)  not 

--BZQ 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not. 

-_BZT 

BYO 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If I  was  not - 

.-BZU 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not  able  to. 

If  I  were  you  I  should  not  do  it 

--LIQ 

BYP 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi 

May,  etc.     (See  Can.) 

cated)  shall  (or,  will). 

'    Might,  etc.    (See  Could.) 

BYQ 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Must I  (my,  mine)? 

--CET 

cated)  shall  (or,  will)  not. 

..CEH 

BYR 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

cated) should  (or,  would). 

Not  I  (my,  mine) .-- 

.-CPU 

BYS 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Ought I  (my,  mine)? 

..CHP 

cated)  should  (or,  would)  not. 

Oughtlto    do? 

-CHQ 

BYT 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Shall, or,  Will  I  (my,  mine)  ? 

--CIT 

cated)  was  (or,  were). 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  be? -' 

.-BHC 

BYU 

— If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Shall, or,  Will  I  have? 

-BRX 

cated)  was  (or,  were)  not. 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  not  have 

.BRY 

BYV 

— If  he  (his,  she,  her-s,  it-s). 

Should,  or,  Would  I  (my,  mine)  ? 

--CJQ 

BYW 

— If  I  (my,  mine). 

.-CLD 

BYX 

— If  I  am. 

Was,  or,  Were  I  (my,  mine)  ? 

.-COS 

BYZ 

—If  I  am  not. 

..COT 

BZA 

— If  I  can  [or,  may). 

-CPV 

BZC 
BZD 

— If  I  can  not  (or,  may  not). 
— If  I  could  (or,  might). 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)  I  ?  - 

_QQK 

BZE 

— If  I  could  (or,  might)  not. 

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

BZF 

—If  I  do  (or,  did). 

I  (or, 

BZG 
BZH 

—If  I  do  (or,  did)  not. 
—If  I  had  (or,  have). 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will) 

CQM 
Id)  I 

BZI 
BZJ 

— If  I  had  (or,  have)  not. 
—If  I  must. 

What,  or,  Which  should  (or,  wot; 

• 

CQR 

CRE 
CRL 

BZK 
BZL 
BZM 
BZN 

— If  I  must  not. 
—If  I  ought  to. 
— If  I  ought  not  to; 
— If  I  shall  (or,  will). 

When  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? 

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. 

CDN 

— In  the. 

BZR 

— If  it  can  (or  may)  be  done. 

CDO 

— In  them  (their-s). 

BZS 

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

CDP 

— In  these  (or,  those). 
— In  what  (or,  which). 

BZT 

— If  I  was. 

CDQ 

BZU 

— If  I  was  not. 

CDR 

— In  you-r-s. 

If  I  were  you  I  should  not  do  it liq 

BZV 

—If  not. 

BZW 

—If  so. 

CDS 

Is. 

BZX 

— If  that  (or,  this). 

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

BZY 

—If  the. 

CAB 

— If  there. 

or,  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    buv 

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 __   bur 

CAN 

— If  they  do  (or,  did)  not. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CAO 

— If  they  had  (or,  have). 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  from bus 

CAP 

— If  they  had  (or,  have)  not. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CAQ 

— If  they  shall  (or,  will). 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not.   -     -_T-._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 

CATJ 

— If  they  were. 

or  things  indicated)"! _     ..  bxo 

CAV 

— If  they  were  not. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  person  s  or  thing  s  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  things  indi- 

CBE 

— If  we  could  (or,  might)  not. 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not  able  to byo 

CBP 

— If  we  do  (or,  did). 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  to beh 

CBG 

— If  we  do  (or,  did)  not. 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  to  be       _   bfc 

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,y  or,  Are  not  to  be  - bfd 

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 

— If  you-r-s. 

Is  it  done? bnh 

CBQ 

—If  you  are. 

Is  it  not  to  be  done? bni 

CBR 

— If  you  are  not. 

CDU 

— Is  it  so  ? 

CBS 

— If  you  can  (or,  may). 

Is  it  to  be  done? bnj 

CBT 

— If  you  can  not  (or,  may  not). 

Is,  or,  Are  my  (mine)  ?  ..          bel 

CBU 

— If  you  could  (or  might). 

Is,  or,  Are  our-s,  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  ?  .--  bep 

CBZ 

— If  you  had  (or,  have)  not. 

Is,  or,  Are  with  — bee 

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 

— If  you  should  (or,  would). 

That,  or,  This  is CLE 

CDF 

— If  you  should  (or,  would)  not. 

That,  or,  This  is  not clf 

CDG 
CDH 

— If  you  were. 
— If  you  were  not. 

Thatitis clg 

That  it  is  not clh 

There  is  (or,  are) cmg 

CDI 

In. 

There  is  (or,  are)  not .  _•_             cmh  ' 

CDJ 

— In  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s). 

There  is  nothing cmt 

CDK 

— In  me  (my,  mine). 

What,  or,  Which  are  (or,  is)?          cpw 

Part  I. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


75 


IS— MIGHT. 


CDW 
ODX 


CDY 


Is — Continued. 
What,  or,  Which  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it, 
or  persons  or  things  indicated)  ?.cpx 
What,  or,  Which,  is  (or,  are)  you-r-s  ? 

CPY 

What,  or,  Which  is  it? c<JG 

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  persons 

or  things  indicated)  1 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  persons 

or  things  indicated)  ? cth 

Who  are  (or,  is)? - cui 

Why  are  (or,  is)? cuz 

It  bvz 

(See  also  He,  She,  It,  or,  Person -s,  or, 
Things.  ) 

— After  it. 

— Before  it — is. 

By  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s)_-_ bjr 

Can,  or,  May  doit blu 

Can,  or,  May  it-s  (his,  her-s)? bkp 

Can,  or,  May  it  be  done  ? blw 

Can  not,'  or,  May  not  doit bly 

Could,  or,  Might  its  (his,  her-s)  ?__bla 
Do,  Does,  or,  Did  it-s  (his,  her-s)  ?-.kmg 
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  its  (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 

Is  it  so  '! cdu 

Is  it  to  be  done? bnj 

— Its-self. 

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  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)-. 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.) 
Might,  etc.     (See  Could.) 


CDZ 

CEA 
CEB 


CED 

CEF 
CEG 


CEH 


CEI 


It—  Continued. 

Must  it-s  (his,  her-s)? ces 

Not  it-s  (his,  her-s)? — cpt 

Of  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s) cgn 

On  its  (him,  his.  her-s) CGY 

Ought  it-s  ( his,  her-s)  ? cho 

Shall,  or,  Will  it  (he,  she)? bwd 

Shall,  or,  Will  its  (his,  herB )  ? cis 

Shall,  or ,  Will  they  do  it  ? -  -  boa 

Shall,  or,  Will  they  not  do  it  ? boo 

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 

That  it  is clg 

That  it  is  not ■- cm 

To  it-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) crk 

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

Where  it-s  (his,  her-s) cte 

Will,  etc.    (See  Shall.) 

Will  it  be? — --bix 

Will  it  do?, bou 

Will  you  doit? '. owe 

With  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s) cwg 

Would,  etc.    (See  Should.) 


May.     (See  Can.  ) 


Me,  My,  Mine,  Myself ced 

— After  me  (my,  mine). 
Are,  or,  Is  my  (mine).-- bel 

— Before  me  (my,  mine). 

By  me  (my,  mine) bjs 

Can,  or,  May  I  (my,  mine)? bkg 

Could,  or,  Might  I  (my,  mine)? blc 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  I  (my,  mine)? bmh 

For  me  (my,  mine) bpe 

From  me  (my,  mine) bpq 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  I  (my,  mine)?--BQS 

If  I  (my,  mine) ___byw 

In  me  (my,  mine) ', cdk 

Is,  etc.     (See  Are. ) 
May,  etc.     (See  Can. ) 

— Me,  My,  Mine,  Myself. 
Me  by bed 

—Me  to. 

— Me  with. 
Might,  etc.     (See  Could.) 
Must  I  (my,  mine)? cet 

— Need  I  (my,  mine)  ? 

Not  I  (my,  mine) cfu 

Of  me  (my,  mine)  - .  _cgo 

On  me  (my,  mine) cgz 

Ought  I  (my,  mine)? Clip 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  (my,  mine)? err 

Should,  or,  Would  I  (my,  mine)?---CjQ 

That  I  (my,  mine) old 

To  me  (my,  mine) cnw 

Was,  or,  Were  I  (my,  mine)?. cos 

When  I  (my,  mine) crl 

Where  I  (my,  mine) ctf 

Will,  etc.    (See  Shall.) 

With  me  (my,  mine) cwh 

Would,  etc.     (See  Should.) 

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 

CPE 


CFG 
CFH 
CFI 
CFJ 


CFK 
CFL 

CFM 


Must. 

He,  She,  It  (or  peitson-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) must BUY 

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

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

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

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)  ? 

— 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? -_-CTl 

Who  must? CUQ 

Why  must? cvo 

— You  must. 
You  must  be bjf 

— You  must  not. 
You  must  not  be bjg 

Not. 
Am  I  not? ." bed 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not -_beg 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not  to  be bfd 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not  to  have bqd 

Can,  or,  May  theynot? -..bkm 

Cannot,  or,  May  not bkp 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  be.- bfj 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  do  (or,  be  done)BLX 

Cannot,  or,  May  not  doit bly 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have bqh 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have  been bpk 

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)  have 

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 bpn 

Could,  or,  Might  not  do  (or,  bedone).BMD 

Could,  gr,  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  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,  it,  or  persons 

or  things  indicated)  not  had? bty 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not bqu 

Had,  Has,  pr,  Have  not  been bfs 

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

done) 1 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- 
ca£ed)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. 

Not —  Continued. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi-' 

If  they  should  (or,  would)  not  -.. 

..CAT 

cated)  should  (or,  would)  not  do  (or, 

If  they  were  not  ... .. 

--CAV 

be  done) bvr 

If  we  are  not — 

—  CAY 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If we  can  not  (or,  may  not) .. 

—  CBA 

cated)  should  (or,  would)  not  have.Bvs 

If  we  could  (or,  might)  not 

—  CBE 

He,  She,  It  (or*  persons  or  things  indi- 

If we  do  (or,  did)  not------ 

—  CBG 

cated)  was  (or,  were)  not bvu 

If  we  had  (or,  have)  not — 

—  :cbi 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

If we  shall  (or,  will)  not 

--CBK 

cated)  was  (or,  were)  not  to  be  —  _bvx 

If  we  should  (or,  would)  not  — 

--CBM 

I  am  not bei 

If  we  were  not 

--CB0 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not) bke 

If  you  are  not 

-CBR 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be bfy 

If  you  can  not  (or,  may  not) 

--CBT 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have brj 

If  you  could  (or,  might)  not 

..CBV 

I  could  (or,  might)  not blm 

If  you  do  (or,  did)  not 

—  CBX 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  be bga 

If  you  had  (or,  have)  not 

.CBZ 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  have brl 

If  you  shall  (or,  will)  not -- 

--CDB 

I  do  (or,  did)  not  --- bmz 

If  you  should  (or,  would)  not 

__CDF 

I  had  (or,  have)  not bro 

If  you  were  not 

—  CDH 

I  had  (or,  have)  not  been bod 

Is,  etc.    (See  Are. ) 

I  had  (or,  have)  not  done bnc 

It  can  not  be 

--BGO 

I  had  (or,  have)  not  had bkp 

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

— BNL 

I  must  not OEL 

It  could  (or,  might)  not  be  done- 

— BNO 

I  must  not  be ; .bgf 

It  had  (or,  has)  not  been  done 

—  BNQ 

I  ought  not  to - CHM 

It  ought  not  to  be  -  - 

--BGS 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not CIP 

It  ought  not  to  be  done 

--BNS 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bgi 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be 

—  BGU 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  do bne 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be  done 

—  BNTJ 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  have bus 

May,  etc.     (See  Can. ) 

I  should  (or,  would)  not CJN 

Might,  etc.    (See  Could.) 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  be bgl 

Must  not 

--CEU 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  do bng 

Must  not  be — _ 

—  CEV 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have bru 

Must  not  do  (or,  be  done) : 

-CEW 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have  been.  -Bgm 

Need  not  be 

—  BGZ 

Not 

--CFM 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFN 

— Not  be  (been,  being). 

cated)  can  not  (or,  may  not) bye 

CFO 

—Not  by. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFP 

— Not  doing. 

cated)  could  (or,  might)  not byg 

SFS 

— Not  done. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFE 

— Not  for. 

cated)  does  (do,  or,  did)  not byi 

CFS 

— Not  from. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFT 

— Not  his  (her-s,  it-s). 

cated)  had  (has,  or,  have)  not byk 

CFU 

— Not  I  (my,  mine). 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFV 

— Not  in. 

cated)^  (or,  are)  not byn 

CFW 

—Not  of. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFX 

— Not  on. 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not  able  to byo 

CFY 

— Not  our-s  (us). 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CFZ 

— Not  that  (or,  this). 

cated)  shall  (or,  will)  not ---BYQ 

CGA 

—Not  the. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

OGB 

— Not  there. 

cated)  should  (or,  would)  not bys 

CGD 

— Not  these  (or,  those). 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

CGE 

— Not  they  (their-s). 

cated)  was  (or,  were)  not  - byu 

CGF 

—Not  to. 

If  I  am  not            byz 

CGH 
CGI 

— Not  to  be. 

— Not  to  be  done. 

If  I  can  not  (or,  may  not) bzc 

If  I  could  (or,  might)  not bze 

CGJ 

— Not  to  be  had; 

If  I  do  (or,  did)  not  ... bzg 

CGK 

—  Not  with. 

* 

If  I  had  (or,  have)  not bzi 

CGL 

— Not  your-s. 

If  I  must  not bzk 

Ought  not  to 

—  CHR 

Ought  not  to  be 

.-CHS 

If  Ishall  (or,  will)  not bzo 

Ought  not  to  have 

..CHT 

If  I  should  (or,  would)  not bzq 

Person-s,  or,  Thing-s,  etc.     (See  He. ) 

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or 
thing  s  indicated)  not  ? bwh 

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

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or 
things  indicated)  not  be? -BWi 

If  they  can  not  (or,  may  not) cai 

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

If  they  could  (or,  might)  not cal 

things  indicated)  not  do  (or,  be  done)  1 

If  they  did  (or,  do)  not can 

BWJ 

If  they  had  (or,  have)  not— cap 

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

. 

If  they  shall  (or,  will)  not  - car 

things  indicated)  not  have  ? 

BWK 

78 


AUXILIARY    PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


NOT. 


Not — Continued. 

Shall,  or,  "Will  I  not  have  ? -BRY 

Shall,  or,  Will  not ciu 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  be - bhd 

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  ? 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)  hot  be  ? bws 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
son s  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  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  hot) 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 ciw 

There  shall  (or,  will)  not  be cmx 

There  should  (or,  would)  not ckb 

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 


Not — Continued. 

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 .oph 

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 bip 

Was,  or,  "Were  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or 

things  indicated)  not— to? bwy 

Was  I  not — to? cou 

Was,  or  Were  not 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... ..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 _cfj 

We  must  not  be biq 

"We  ought  not  to era 

"We  shall  (or,  will)  not cji 

We  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bis 

"We  shall  (or,  will)nothave bsv 

"We  should  (or,  would)  not ..ckb 

"We  should  (or,  would)  not  be biu 

We  should  (or,  would)  not  have bsx 

"We  were  not cpp 

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  1 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? cvu 

You  are  not bez 

You  can  not  ( or ,  may  not) .' . .  bk y 

You  cannot  (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 cfl 

You  must  not  be.. .~~II!bjg 

You  ought  not  to '.'.Wax. 

You  ought  not  to  be bji 


Part  I. 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


79 


NOT— SHALL. 


CGM 
CGN 
CGO 
CGP 
CGQ 
CGR 
CGS 
CGT 
CGTJ 
CGV 
CGW 


CGX 

CGY 

CGZ 

CHA 

CHB 

CHD 

CHE 

CHP 

CHG 

CHI 

CHJ 

CHK 


CHL 
CHM 


CHN 

CHO 

CHP 

CHQ 

CHR 

CHS 

CHT 

CHU 

CHV 

CHW 

CHX 

CHY 

CHZ 


Not — Continued. 

Yon  shall  (or,  will)  not cjl 

You  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bjl 

Yon  shall  (or,  will)  hot  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 :_. bjp 

Of r CGM 

Not  of CFW 

—Of. 

— Of  him  (his,  her-s,  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  —  ? CQi 

On _. cgx 

Not  on .' —CFX 

-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  (or,  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 bvg 

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

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)  ? 

—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. 

—Ought  to  do  (or,  be  done). 


CIA 
CIB 
CID 

CIB 
CIF 


CIG 

cm 


CIJ 
CIK 


CIL 
CIM 


CIN 


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  to  be - bhy 

They  ought  to  be bhx 

— We  ought  to. 

—We  ought  not  to. 

What,  or,  Which  ought  to  1 cqj 

When  ought?- orp 

Where  ought? ctj 

Who  ought? ...our 

Why  ought? -'-- CVQ 

— You  ought  to. 

— You  ought  not  to. 

You  ought  not  to  be bji 

You  ought  to  be..'- bjh 

OUR-S-SELVES    CIN 

— After  our-s  (us,  we). 
Are,  or,  Is  our-s,  or,  Are  we? bem 

— Before  ours  (us). 

By  our-s  (us) 1 bjy 

Can,  or,  May  we  (our-s)? bkn 

Could,  or,  Might  we  (our-s)? bli 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did -we  (our-s)? bmp 

For  ours  (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,  et6.     (See  Are. ) , 
May,  etc.     (See  Can. ) 
Might,  etc.     (See  Could.) 

Must  we  (our-s)? cfd 

Not  our-s  (us) cfy 

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  (ours) ckj 

That  we  (our-s)  ~ clw 

To  ours  (us) '--.. cob 

Was,  or,  Were  our-s  (we)?. ...cpa 

When  we  (our-s) csk 

Where  we  (our-s) cud 

Why  we  (ours) cvy 

Will,  etc.   .(See  Shall.) 

With  ours  (us) cwm 

Would,  etc.     (See  Should.) 

Shall  (or  Will) cir 

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 

How  shall  (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 


AUXILIARY    PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


SHALL. 


CIP 


CIQ 


CIR 


CIS 
CIT 


CIU 


CIV 
CIW 

CIX 
CIY 


CIZ 


Shall—  Continued. 

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. 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bgi 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  do -_bne 

Ishall  (or,  will)  not  have bes 

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  Ishall  (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  yon  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 bgu 

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 brw 

Shall,  or,  Will  have  done  (or,  been  done) 

BXX 

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  ho  (sho,  it,  or  persons  or 
things  indicated)  not  have? bwk 

—Shall,  or,  Will  his  (hers,  its)  ? 

—Shall,  or,  Will  I  (toy,  mine)? 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  be? bhc 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  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)  _bny 

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 — Continued. 

— Shall;  or,  Will  we  (our-s)  ? 
Shall,  or,  Will  we  be? bhg 

—Shall,  or,  Will  we  not? 

—Shall,  or,  Will  you-r-s  ? 

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? boi 

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

There  shall  (or,  will) -_.cmd 

Ther<fshall  (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? cqn 

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)?-_.CRU 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? crw 

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

do? _'crv 

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  ? cro 

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? evs 

— 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   PHRASES. 


81 


SHE— SHOULD. 


CJM 


CJN 


CJO 


She.    (SeeHE,  She,  It) bwl 

Should  (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  (or  persons  or  thing. s  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 bku 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have  been.BGM 
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 

Iflshould  (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)-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 bsc 

Should,  or.  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)1! 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- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  have  ? 

bwu 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  have 

been? ...' bwt 

— 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 bsj> 

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)? 
—Should,  or,  Would  the  ? 

Should,  or,  Would  there  be?. bho 

— Should,  or,  Would  these  (or,  those)  ? 
— Should,  or,  Would  they  (their-s)? 
— Should,  or,  Would  we  (ours)? 
— 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) 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 

CNE 

— 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 bid 

They  should  (or,  would)  not  have.  _  -BSM 

— We  should  (or,  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, —  ?.-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). 

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 


10929—07 


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 

CLB 

CLD 

CLE 

CLF 

CLG 

CLH 

CLI 

CLJ 

CLK 

CLM 

CLN 

CLO 

CLP 

CLQ 

CLR 

CLS 

CLT 

CLU 

CLV 

CLW 

CLX 

CLY 

CLZ 

CMA 


Than -.- ckf 

—Than. 

—Than  the. 

— Than  these  (or,  those). 

—Than  they  (their-s). 

— Than  we  (ours). 

— 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) ejt 

Can,  or,  May  that  (or,  this)  ? bki 

Could, or, Might  that  (or, this)? ble 

Does,or,Did  that  (or,  this)? bmj 

For  that  (or, this)  - ...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) crz 

Of  that  (or,this) 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)not  been. 

— 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)  npt  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) OOA 

"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—? blp 

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—    cgr 

On  the  — chd 

Ought  the  —  ? chv 

Shall,  or,  Will  the— ? ciw 

Should,  or,  Would  the  — ? Lcjt 

Then  the  — ckg 

That  the  — clt 

—The. 

To  the  — cnx 

"Was,  or,  Were  the — cow 

"What,  or,  "Which  of  the  —  ? cqi 

"When  the — -1 csf 

"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,  Is  there — any? bep 

By  there 1 bjw 

Can,  or,  May  there  be bpi 

Could,  or,  Might  there  be  ? bfp 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  there?  T 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  (or,  will)  not. 

There  shall  (or,  will)  not  be. 

There  should  (or,  would). 


Part  I. 


AUXILIARY  PHRASES. 


83 


i  THERE— THEY. 


CMZ 

CNA 
CNB 
CND 
ONE 
GNP 
CNG 


CNH 


CNI 


CNJ 
CNK 


There — Continued. 

— There  should  (or,  would)  be. 

■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) 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) clu 

—These,  Those. 

To  these  (or,  those) cnz 

Were  these  (or,  those) CFG 

When  these  (or,  those) csg 

Will,  etc.     (See  Shall. ) 

With  these  (or,  those) cwl 

Would,  etc.     (See  Should.) 

They.    Them.    Theies -_cnl 

— After  they  (them,  theirs). 
Are,  or,  Is  their-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  (their-s)? bmo 

For  them  (their-s) bph 

From  them  (their-s) - -BPT 

Had,  Has,  or,  Havethey(them,  their-s)BBA 

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 caf 

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 


CNL 

CNM 


They—  Continued. 

If  they  should  (or,  would) cas 

If  they  should  (or,  would)  not---- .cat 

If  they  were _--Cau 

If  they  were  not-- — -Cav 

In  them  (theirs) cdo 

Is,  etc.     (See  Are.) 

Let  them  be bgw 

Let  them  have --.bev 

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,  Willtheynot? ciz 

Shall,  or,  Will  theynot  do  it  ? boc 

Should,  or,  Would  they  (their-s) ?.-CJV 

Then  they  (their-s) cki 

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 bsf 

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 cfg 

They  must  be  .- bhv 

They  must  not cfh 

They  must  not  be bhw 

They  ought  to cie 

They  oughtnot  to cif 

They  ought  to  be bhx 

They  ought  not  to  be bhy 

They  shall  (or,  will) cjf 

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 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 

They  were coj 

They  were  not cok 

They  were  to  be. .-  -- - bie 

They  were  not  to  be bif 

To  them  (their-s) cny 


84 


AUXILIARY    PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


THEY— WAS. 


CNO 

CNP 

CNQ 

CNR 

CNS 

CNT 

CNU 

CNV 

CNW 

CNX 

CNY 

CNZ 

COA 

COB 

COD 

COE 

COF 


COG 


They — Continued. 

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) tcsh 

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  (their-s) Ctz 

Where  they  are-.. cua 

Why  they  (their-s)  ? cvw 

With  them  (their-s) Cwk 

This.    (See  That) cma 

Those.    (See  These) cm 

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  (or,  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,  Were) ....com 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  thingss  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 


COB 
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  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  ( or,  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  (or,  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  ours  (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)?-..C<3T 

When  was  (or,  were)? csj 

Where  was  (or,  were)? CUB 

Who  was  (or,  were)? cuw 

Why  was  (or,  were)? cvx 

Why  were  you? _.cvz 

— 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  also  Ouks) cpq 

After  we  (our-s,  us) _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? bpu 

Had,  or,  Have  we  done? bmv 

Had,  or,  Have  we  had? _.bre 

How  shall  (or,  will)  we  ? bxt 

JJE  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) cbp 

If  we  do  (or,  did)  not -CBGt 

If  we  had  (or,  have) cbh 

If  we  had  (or,  have)  not I.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  (ours)? 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 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)  be bik 

We  could  (or,  might)  not ..blq 

We  could  (or,  might)  not  be i.-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 cfi 

We  must  be.. bip 

We  must  not   cfj 

We  must  not  be biq 

We  ought  to cig 

We  ought  not  to — era 

We  shall  (or,  will) — -CJH 


CPR 


CPS 
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) L 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 

We  were cpe 

We  were  not CPP 

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)? cqe, 

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? cox 

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

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  (or,  we)?  ---CRtr 
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)? csy 

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 cug) 

— After  what  (or,  which). 

— Before  what  (or,  which). 

By  what  (or,  which) bjz 

For  what  (or,  which) T bpk 

From  what  (or,  which) bpx 

Of  what  (or,  which) cgu 

On-, what  (or,  which) chg 

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)'1. 

— 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)9. 


86 


AUXILIARY  PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


WHAT— WHICH. 


CQE 
CQF 
CQG 

CQH 

CQI 

CQJ 

CQK 

CQL 

CQM 

CQN 

CQO 

CQP 
CQR 

CQS 

CQT 


CQU 

CQV 

CQW 

CQX 

CQY 

CQZ 

CRA 

CRB 

CRD 

CRE 

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,  or,  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 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)  you? 

— When  he  (she,  it,  or  person  s  or  things 
indicated)  is  (or,  are). 

— When  his  (her-s,  lt-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  Cap. ) 
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- 
son s  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 

CTV 

CTW 

CTX 

CTY 

CTZ 

CUA 

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,  wouldj? 

— 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-r-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    EHRASES. 


87 


WHO— YOU. 


CUH 

OUI 

CUJ 

CUM 

CUO 

CUP 


CUQ 
CUR 

CUV 
CUW 


CUX 
CUY 
CUZ 
CVA 
CVB 

CVD 

CVE 

CVF 

CVG 

UVH 

CVI 

CVJ 

CVK 

CVL 

CVM 

CVN 


CVO 

CVP 

CVQ 

CVR 

CVS 

CVT 

CVU 

CVW 

CVX 

CVY 

CVZ 


CWA 


CWB 


Who.    Whom  .  ...t cuh 

By  whom  (or,  whose) _bka 

For  whom  (or,  whtfse)  -_ bpl 

From  whom  (or,  whose) bpz 

Of  whom  (or,  whose) cov 

On  whom  (or,  whose)-- cm 

To  whom  (or,  whose) COE 

We  who cpr 

—Who.    Whom. 

— Who  are  (or,  is)  ? 

— Who  can  (or,  may)  ? 

— Who  could  (or,  might)? 

— 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)? -- zef 

— Who  should  (or,  would)? 
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)?.-.- ..huf 

— 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  ? 

— Why  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  (br,  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 

CWM 

OWN 

CWO 

CWP 


CWR 
CWS 


Will Continued. 

—Will  it  have  ? 

Will  not.. citj 

Will  not  do bov 

Will  you  do  it  ? 

With - cwf 

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 -owr 

-r- After  you-r-s. 

Are,  or,  Is,  you-r-s bes 

— Before  you^-s. 

By  you-r-s  --- - bkc 

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? brf 

Had,  or,  Have  you  been? bpv 

Had,  or,  Have  you  done? bmw 

Had,  or,  Have  you  had  ? brg 

How  are  you? -BXi 

How  do  (or,  did)  you? bxm 

How  shall  (or,  will)  you  ? bxu 

If  you-r-s — - 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) 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 

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 

Onyou-r-s.-- chj 

Ought  you-r-s  .to  ? - cid 

Shall,  or,  Will  you-r-s? cjd 


88 


AUXILIARY   PHRASES. 


Part  I. 


YOU. 


You — Continued. 

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  1 bhj 

Shall,  or.  Will  you  not  do  it? boe 

Should,  or,  Would  you-r:s? CJX 

Than  you-r-s CKM 

That  you-r-s CLZ 

To  you-r-s cof 

Was,  or,  Were  you-r-s cpd 

Were  you? cpl 

Were  you  not? cpm 

What,  or.  Which  are  (or,  is)  you-r-s?.  CPY 
What,  or.  Which  do  (or,  did)  you  (they, 

or,  we)? CQE 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)  you 

(or,  they)  do? cqn 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)   you 

(or,  they)  have? CQO 

What,   or,  Which  should  (or,  would) 

you  (or,  they)  do? cqs 

When  are  you? cqy 

When  do  (or,  did)  you  (or,  they)?_-CRF 

When  had  (or,  have)  you? cei 

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 cue 

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? cwe 

With  you-r-s cwp 


CWT 


You —  Continued. 
— You-r-s. 
You  are. bey 

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)  ---- blr 

You  could  (or,  might)  be bja 

You  could  (or,  might)  not bls 

You  could  (or,  might)  not  be bjc 

You  do  (or,  did) bow 

You  do  (or,  did)  not  - -.box 

You  had  (or,  have) bta 

You  had  (or,  have)  been bjd 

You  had  (or,  have)  done boy 

You  had  (or,  have)  had btc 

You  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  may,  etc.     (See  Can. ) 
You  might,  etc.     (See  Could. ) 

You  must cpk 

You  must  be bjp 

You  must  not cpl 

You  must  not  be bjg 

You  ought  to cu 

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 btp 

You  shall  (or,  will)  not cjl 

You  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bjl 

You  shall  (or,  wilty  not  have btg 

You  should  (or,  would) ckd 

You  should  (or,  would)  be bjm 

You  should  (or,  would)  have... bth 

You  should  (or,  would)  not cke 

You  should  (or,  would)  not  be bjn 

You  should  (or,  would)  not  have bti 

You.were cpn 

You  were  not cpo 

You  were  to  be bjo 

You  were  not  to  be bjp 

You  will,  etc.     (See  Shall.) 
You  would,  etc.  ,  (See  Should.) 


GEOGBAPHICAL   SIGNALS. 


NAMES   OF   PLACES  ARRANGED  ACCORDING   TO   THEIR   GEOGRAPHICAL 

POSITIONS. 


B.  Bay. 

C.  Cape,  Capo,  Cap. 
Ch.  Channel. 

G.  Gulf. 
F.  Tort. 
Hd.  Head. 


Notations. 

Hr.  Harbor. 

I.  Island. 

Lt.  Light. 

Lt.  V.  Light  vessel. 

Mt.  Mount,  Mont. 

P.  Port,  Porto  Puerte. 


Pt.  Point,  Pointe. 
R.  River. 
Sh.  Shoal. 
Str.  Strait. 


The  System  of  Orthography  is  that  adopted  by  the  Board  of  Geographic  Names. 


A] 
ABCD 

aCTIC  OCEAN. 

NORTH 

COAST  RUSSIA. 

WEST  COAST  NORWAY. 

Arctic  Ocean. 

ABEJ 

Zimnegorski. 

ABGM 

GJesvser. 

ABCE 

C.  Cheluskin. 

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 

Fuglenses. 

ABCI 

Kuskino. 

ABECT 

Arkhangel. 

ABGR 

Hammerfest. 

ABCJ 

Yenisei. 

ABEQ 

Zhizhginsk  I. 

ABGT 

Alten.-. 

ABCL 

Tolstonow. 

ABER 

Solovetski. 

ABGU 

Hasvig. 

ABCM 

Ob. 

ABET 

Bol  Shuzhrnui. 

ABGV 

Skibotten. 

ABCO 

Obdorsk. 

ABEU 

Onega. 

ABGW 

Loppen. 

ABCP 

Beresow. 

ABEV 

Kuah. 

ABGX 

Lyngen. 

ABCQ 

Samarowsk. 

ABEW 

Nyukcha. 

ABHC 

Tromso. 

ABCS 

Yalmal  Promontory. 

ABEX 

Suma. 

ABHD 

Malangen. 

ABCT 

Krusenstern  B. 

ABEY 

Soroka. 

ABHE 

Hekkingen. 

ABCU 

Bahydarat  B. 

ABEZ 

Shuya. 

ABHG 

Stonesbotten. 

ABCW 

Franz  Josef  Land. 

ABFC 

Kem. 

ABHI 

Berg. 

ABCY 

Spitzbergen. 

ABFD 

Kalgalaksha. 

ABHJ 

Reiaen. 

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 

Hassel. 

ABDL 

Ross  I. 

ABFO 

Orlovka. 

A.BHT 

Gisund. 

ABDM 

Bear  I. 

ABFP 

Svyatoi  Nos.  d 

ABHU 

Harstad. 

ABDO 

Kara  Sea. 

ABFQ 

Alexandrovsk  (Kola). 

ABHV 

Stangholm. 

ABDP 

Nova  Zembla. 

ABHW 

Trano. 

ABDQ 

Matochkin  Shar  (Str.). 

ABFS 

Norway. 

ABHX 

Hammero. 

ABDR 

Moller  B.  d 

ABFT 

Finmarken. 

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 

Waigatch  I. 

ABGC 

Berlevaag. 

ABU 

Flagstad. 

ABDW 

Yugorski  Str. 

ABGD 

Gamvig. 

ABIL 

Kabelvaag. 

ABDY 

Chabarova. 

ABGE 

Kollefjord. 

ABIM 

Svolvser. 

ABDZ 

Petchora  R.       , 

ABGF 

Lebesby. 

AB1P 

Orsvaag. 

ABEC 

Oussa. 

ABGH 

Repvaag. 
Kistrand. 

ABIQ 

Hennings  Vser. 

ABED 

White  Sea. 

ABGI 

ABIR 

Gims5. 

ABEF 

Rusanovka. 

ABGJ 

Magerosund. 

ABIT 

Valberg. 

ABEG 

Mezen. 

ABGK 

Havosund. 

ABIU 

Stamsund. 

ABEI 

Morzhavetz  I.  d 

ABGL 

North  C. 

ABIV 

Balstad. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Sig 


I  Station;  b  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 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


Part  I. 


WEST  COAST  NORWAY. 

ABIX 

Reine. 

ABMS 

Ringholm. 

ABQS 

Fresvik. 

ABIY 

Moskenses. 

ABMTJ 

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 

Hestskjser. 

ABQZ 

Solvorn. 

vick). 

ABNO 

Little  Sando. 

ABRC 

Marifjseren. 

ABJG 

Bodo. 

ABNE 

Kvitholm. 

ABRD 

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 
WVBRJ 

Lindaas. 

ABJM 

Sulitjelma  Mines. 

ABNK 

Rodsbugt. 

Sjelanger. 

ABJO 

Blixvser. 

ABNM 

Molde. 

ABRL 

Bekqen. 

ABJP 

Skomvser. 

ABNO 

Molde  Fiord. 

ABRM 

Lero. 

ABJR 

Rost. 

ABNP 

Veblungsnses. 

ABRP 

Marsten. 

ABJS 

Femris. 

ABNS 

Mooen. 

ABRQ 

Pirholm. 

ABJT 

Stotsund. 

ABNT 

Rod. 

ABRS 

Slottero. 

ABJV 

Gilleskaal. 

ABNV 

Visdal. 

ABRT 

Bekkervig. 

ABJX 

Grino. 

ABNW 

Rodven. 

ABRU 

Trano. 

ABJY 

R6do. 

ABNX 

Fiksdal. 

ABRV 

Folgero. 

ABJZ 

Selsovik. 

ABNZ 

KvEernholm. 

ABRW 

Lervig. 

ABKC 

Trsen  I. 

ABOC 

Hellevik. 

ABRY 

Langenuen. 

ABKD 

Soliolm. 

ABOD 

Lepsorev. 

ABRZ 

Hardanger  Fiord. 

ABKE 

Aas  Vser. 

ABOF 

Rosholm. 

ABSC 

Kvindherred. 

ABKG 

Donnseso. 

ABOG 

Erkno. 

ABSE 

Strandebarm. 

ABKH 

Kobberdal. 

ABOH 

Synses. 

ABSF 

Jondal. 

ABKI 

Mosjoen. 

ABOJ 

Aalesund. 

ABSG 

Yikor. 

ABKJ 

Buholm. 

ABOK 

Hogsten,  or  Hogstenen. 

ABSI 

Ostenso. 

ABKL 

Bronnosund. 

ABOL 

Alnses. 

ABSJ 

Kinservik. 

ABKN 

Bronno. 

ABON 

Grsesholmen. 

ABSK 

Ullensvang. 

ABKO 

Melstenen. 

ABOP 

Rundo. 

ABSM 

Odde. 

ABKP 

Leka.' 

ABOQ 

TJlfsten. 

ABSN 

Holmedal.                 , 

ABKQ 

Gutvik. 

ABOS 

Flaavaer. 

ABSO 

Olen. 

ABKR 

Fjeldvik. 

ABOT 

Sando. 

ABSQ 

Mosterbavn. 

ABKS 

Dolma. 

ABOU 

Orsten. 

ABSR 

Bommelo. 

ABKT 

Vigten  Is. 

ABOW 

Volden. 

ABST 

Nordoerne. 

ABKU 

Nordoerne. 

ABOX 

Sovde. 

ABSV 

Lille  Blegen. 

ABKW 

ROrvig. 

ABOY 

Hogsholm. 

ABSW 

Espevser. 

ABKX 

Gjoeslmgerne. 

ABOZ 

Lekanger. 

ABSX 

Ryvarden. 

ABKY 

Ottero. 

ABPC 

Stat. 

ABSZ 

Haugesund. 

ABLC 

'  Namsos. 

ABPD 

SkongsnEes. 

ABTC 

Rovser. 

ABLD 

Statland. 

ABPE 

Ulvesund. 

ABTD 

Sorhaugo. 

ABLF 

Villa. 

ABPG 

Moldo. 

AB'TF 

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 

Hoievarde. 

ABLP 

Syd  Krogo. 

ABPN 

Olden. 

ABTO 

Vigsnws  Mines.     '  . 

ABLQ 

Lundo. 

ABPO 

Ytteroerne. 

ABTP 

Skudesnses. 

ABLR 

Stokkoen. 

ABPQ 

Stabben. 

ABTR 

Hvidingso. 

ABLS 

Valdersund. 

ABPR 

Floro. 

ABTS 

Fjeldo. 

ABLT 

Kjeungskjser. 

ABPS 

Kinn. 

ABTU 

Tungenses.                       ]] 

ABLU 

Orland  B. 

ABPU 

Eke  Fiord. 

ABTW 

Stavafiger. 

ABLV 

Beian. 

ABPV 

Svano. 

ABTX 

Sandnses. 

ABLX 

Agdenes. 

ABPW 

Vefring. 
Naustdal. 

ABTY 

Fladbolm. 

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 

ABMI 

Levatiger. 

ABQI 

Sogne  Fiord. 

ABUI 

Kvalbein.  d 

ABMJ 

Boroholm. 

ABQJ 

Bratholm. 

ABUJ 

Rauna.  d 

ABML 

Tranholm. 

ABQK 

Bo. 

ABUK 

EkerS. 

ABMN 

Terningen. 

ABQM 

Ladvik. 

ABUL 

Ekersund. 

ABMO 

Vseroerne. 

ABQN 

Viksoren. 

ABUM 

Vibberodden. 

ABMQ 

Lyen. 

ABQO 

Vangsntes. 

ABUN 

Soggendalstrand. 

ABMR 

Edo. 

ABQR 

Lekanger. 

ABUO 

Reke  Fiord. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  &  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ico  Signal  Station;  d  a  Lile-Savine  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


91 


SKAGERRACK 

SWEDEN  AND  DENMARK. 

ABUP 

Flekkefiord. 

ABYL 

Drobak. 

ACEG 

Barseback. 

ABUQ 

Hittero. 

ABYM 

Hvidsteen. 

ACEH 

Lomma. 

ABUR 

Lister. 

ABYN 

Soon. 

ACEJ 

Malmo.  b 

ABUS 

Stave,  d 

ABYO 

Moss. 

ACEK 

Kalkgrundet  Lt.  V. 

ABUT 

Osthasselstranden.  d 

ABYQ 

Laurkollen. 

AC  EM 

Oscargrundet  Lt.  V. 

ABUW 

Kvilio.  d 

ABYR 

Ellinggaard  Kilen. 

ACEN 

Limhamn. 

ABUX 

Farsund. 

ABYS 

Hank8. 

ACEO 

Klagstorp. 

ABUY 

Katland. 

ABYU 

Slevik. 

ACEP 

Skanor.  d 

ABUZ 

Lindesnees  (The  Naze). 

ABYV 

Torgauten. 

ACEQ 

Falsterbo.  c 

ABVC 

Svinor. 

ABYW 

Thorbjorns  kjser. 

ACER 

Trelleborg. 

ABVD 

Remesvigen. 

ABYX 

Frederikstad.  c 

ACES 

Falsterboref  Lt.  V. 

ABVE 

Hatholm. 

ABYZ 

Sandesund. 

ACET 

Smyge  Pt. 

ABVF 

Mandal. 

ABZC 

Sarpsborg. 

ABVG 

Riso  Bank. 

ABZE 

Fredrikshald. 

ACEU 

Baltic  Sea. 

ABVH 

Kleven. 

ABZF 

Hvaler  Is. 

ACEV 

Ystad.  d 

ABVI 

Mannefjord. 

ABZG 

Lauersvoelgen. 

ACEX 

Sandhammar  Pt.  d 

ABVJ 

Ryvingen. 

ACEY 

Bornholm. 

ABVL 

Songvaar  Lt. 
Hollen. 

ABZH 

Sweden. 

ACEZ 

Ronne.  b  d 

ABVM 

ABZJ 

Bohus  B. 

ACFD 

Hasle.  d 

ABVP 

Oxo.  ace 

ABZL 

Koster  I. 

ACFE 

Hammershus.  ace 

ABVQ 

Gronningen. 

ABZM 

Stromstad. 

ACFG 

Hammer  Pt. 

ABVR 

Oddero. 

ABZN 

Ursholm. 

ACFI 

Christ  ianso. 

ABZP 

Svangen. 

ACFJ 

Svaneke.  d 

ABVT 

Chbistiansand. 

ABZQ 

Vaderobod. 

ACFK 

Nexo. 

ABVW 

Vestre  Havn. 

ABZR 

HMlo.  c  d 

ACFM 

Due  Odde. 

'  ABVX 

Topdals  Fiord. 

ABZT 

MSseskar. 

ACFO 

Simrishamn. 

ABVZ 

Lillesand. 

ABZU 

Uddevalla. 

ACFP 

Hanobugten. 

ABWC 

Homborgsund. 

ABZV 

Mollo. 

ACFQ 

Ahus. 

ABWE 

Grimstad. 

ABZX 

Vaderoarne. 

ACFR 

Solvesborg. 

ABWF 

Arendal. 

ABZY 

Gronskaren. 

ACFS 

Christianstad  (Kristian- 

ABWG 

Torungen. 

ACBD 

Kladesholm. 

stad). 

ABWI 

Naresto. 

ACBE 

Hamnskar. 

ACFT 

Brantevik.  d 

ABWJ 

Ydre  Mokkelas. 

ACBF 

Lysekil  I.  c 

ACFU 

Hano  I. 

ABWK 

Tvedestrand. 

ACBH 

Pater  Noster. 

ACFV 

Karlshamn. 

ABWM 

Lyngor. 

ACBI 

Marstrand. 

ACFW' 

Karlskrona.  bf 

ABWN 

Risor. 

ACBJ 

Kattegat.. 

ACFY 

Godnatt  Rock. 

ABWO 

Kran  Fiord. 

ACBL 

EastCh.  (Ostrarannan). 

ACFZ 

Utklippan 

ABWQ 

Kragero. 

ACBM 

West  Ch.  ( Vestra  rannan) . 

ACGD 

TJtliingan. 

ABWR 

Helle. 

ACBN 

Winga  (Vinga).  ace 

ACGE 

Ut  Grunden  Lt.  V. 

ABWS 

Iomfruland. 

ACBP 

Kanso. 

ACGF 

Kalmar  Sound. 

ABWU 

Langesund. 

ACBQ 

Buskar  I. 

ACGH 

Garpen. 

ABWV 

Lang6tangen. 

ACER 

GOTTENBURG.  6 

ACGI 

Grimskar. 

ABWX 

Brevik. 

ACBT 

Waro. 

ACGJ 

Kalmar. 

ABWY 

Stathelle. 

ACBU 

Tistlarne. 

ACGK 

Skagganas. 

ABWZ 

Porsgrund. 

AOBV 

Nidingen. 

ACGL 

Damman. 

ABXC 

Skien. 

ACBW 

Fladen  Lt.  V. 

ACGM 

Oscarshamn. 

ABXD 

Helgeraaen. 

AOBX 

Warberg.  c 

ACGO 

Furon. 

ABXE 

Nevlunghavn. 

ACBY 

Morup  T&nge.  c 

ACGP 

Figeholm. 

ABXF 

Skagerrack. 

ACBZ 

Falkenberg. 

ACGQ 

Oland. 

ABXG 

Fredriksvsern. 

ACDE 

Tylo. 

ACGS 

MorbyMnga. 

ABXH 

Stavsernsodden. 

ACDF 

Halmstad.  d 

ACGT 

Ispe  Pt. 
Ekerums. 

ABXI 

Laurvik. 

ACDG 

Hallands  Wadero. 

ACGU 

ABXJ 

Svenoer. 

ACDI 

Vingaskar. 

ACGW 

Borgholm. 

ABXL 

Sandefiord. 

ACDJ 

Skelder  B. 

ACGX 

Biornabben  Rock. 

ABXN 

Tonsberg. 

ACDK 

Engelholm.  d 

ACGY 

Kappel     Pt.     (Olands 

Ostra). 

ABXO 

Fserder.  a  e 

ACDL 

Arildslage.  d 

ABXP 

Vrsengen. 

ACGZ 

Grasgard.  d 

ABXQ 

Vallo. 

ACDM 

The  Sound  (Sundet). 

ACHB 

Segerstad. 

ABXS 

Fulehuk. 

ACDN 

Kullen. 

ACHD 

Gotland. 

ABXT 

Aasgaardstrand. 

ACDO 

Molle. 

ACHF 

Hoborg. 

ABXV 

Basto. 

ACDQ 

Lerhamn. 

ACHG 

Carlso. 

ABXW 

Horten. 

ACDR 

Hoganas.  d 

ACHI 

Klintehamn. 

ABXY 

Carljohansvsem. 

ACDS 

Svinbaden  Lt.  V. 

ACHK 

Utholmen. 

ABYC 

Holmestrand. 

ACDU 

Wiken. 

ACHL 

Visby.  d 

ABYD 

Drammen. 

ACDV 

Helsingborg.  acde 

ACHM 

Stenkyrkehuk. 

ABYE 

Svelvik. 

ACDW 

Raa. 

ACHN 

Skarsande.  d 

ABYG 

Rodtangen. 

ACDX 

Haken. 

ACHO 

Faro./ 

ABYH 

Fildtvedt. 

ACDY 

Hven  I. 

ACHP 

Holmudden. 

ABYI 

Chbistiania.  b  c 

ACEB 

Landskrona. 

ACHQ 

Gotska  Sandon. 

ABYK 

Sandviken. 

ACEF 

Flint  Ch.  (Flint  rannan). 

ACHS 

Kopparstename  Lt.  V. 

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Part  I. 


SWEDEN. 

FINLAND. 

ACHT 

Slitehamn. 

ACLV 

Gran  I. 

ACPO 

Brarneborg. 

ACHU 

Ostergarn. 

ACLW 

Bremo.  a 

ACPR 

Kallo  I. 

ACHW 

Ljugarn. 

ACLX 

Sundsvall. 

ACPS 

Raumo. 

ACHX 

Ronehamn. 

ACLZ 

Balso. 

ACPT 

Relandersgrund. 

ACHY 

Falluden.  d 

ACMB 

Alno. 

ACFV 

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 

Ullanger. 

ACQE 

Nodendal. 

ACLJ 

Haradsskar. 

ACMK 

Bredskar. 

ACQG 

1A.CQH 

ACQI 

ACQK 

ACQL 

ACQM 

ACQO 

ACQP 

ACQR 

ACQT 

ACQU 

ACQV 

ACQX 

Abo.  6 
Uto. 

ACIK 

Storklappen. 

ACML 

Skagens  Hamn. 

ACIL 
ACIM 

Soderkoping. 
Gotha  (Gota)  Canal. 

ACMO 
ACMP 

Ornskoldsvik. 
Nordmaling. 

Korso. 
Bogskar. 
Lagskar. 
Led  Sund. 
Bomarsund. 
Hango.  a  c 
T?iiRnrn  n  ti 

ACIN 
ACIP 
ACIQ 
ACIR 
ACIT 

Norrkoping. 

Arko. 

Oxelo. 

Hafringe. 

Nykoping. 

ACMQ 
ACMS 
ACMT 
ACMU 
ACMW 

Sydostbrotten  Lt.  V. 
Umea. 
Holmogadd. 
Norrbyskar. 
Stora  Fiaderagg. 

ACIU 
ACIV 

Landsort. 
Almagrundet  Lt.V. 

ACMX 
ACMZ 

Bergudden  Pt. 
Holmon. 

Eknas. 
Renskar. 
Grohara. 
Helsingfors.  abed 

ACIY 
ACIZ 
ACJD 

Sodertelje. 
Masknuf. 
Hufvudskar. 
Alandskar. 

ACNB 
ACND 
ACNF 

Snipan  Lt.  V. 

Ratan. 

Biuro  (Bjuro)  Klubb. 

ACJE 

ACNG 

Gasoren. 

v 

ACJF 

Dalaro. 

ACNH 

Furugrund. 
Ursvik. 

ACQY 

Gulf  of  Finland. 

ACJH 

Gronskar. 

ACNJ 

ACQZ 

Sveaborg.       , 

ACJI 

Sandhamn. 

ACNK 

Skelleftea. 

ACRD 

Soder  Skars. 

ACJK 

Fredriksborg. 

ACNL 

Kage. 

ACRE 

Kalbaden  Lt.  V.  d 

ACJM 

Vaxholm. 

ACNO 

Pitea. 

ACRF 

Glosholm. 

ACJQ 

Stockholm,  bf 

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  b  cf 

ACKH 

Svartklubben. 

ACOB 

Seskaro. 

ACRW 

Tolboukin. 

ACKI 

Allsta,  or,  Hallsta. 

ACRY 

St.  Petersburg,  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  Korableny  Lt. 

ACKU 

Djursten. 

ACOK 

Uleaborg.  6 

V.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 

Bidrn. 

ACOG 

Kalaioki. 

ACSO 

Seskar.  d 

ACLB 

Lofsta. 

ACOR 

Gamla  (Old)  Karleby. 

ACSP 

Nerva  Rock. 

ACLE 

Skutskar. 

ACOT 

Tankar. 

ACSQ 

Sommars. 

ACLP 

Gene. 

ACOU 

Jacobstadt. 

ACST 

Narva,  acd 

ACLG 

Upsala. 

ACOV 

Nya  (New)  Karleby. 

ACSU 

Hogland.  d 

ACLI 

Eggegrundet.   , 

ACOX 

Helsingkallan. 

ACSV 

Rodskar. 

ACLJ 

Axfnar. 

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. 

ACTE 

Revel,  acd 

ACLP 

Storjungfrun. 

ACPH 

Storkallagrund. 
Skalgrund. 

ACTF 

Nargen  I. 

ACLQ 

Liusne. 

ACPI 

ACTH 

Cape  Sourop. 
Paker  Ort.  a  c 

ACLR 

Soderhamn. 

ACPJ 

Kasko. 

ACTI 

ACLS 

Agon. 

ACPL 

Khristinestad. 

ACTJ 

Port  Baltic,  c  d 

ACLT 

Hudiksvall. 

ACPM 

Sidby. 

ACTL 

Odens-holm.  d 

ACLU 

Iggesund. 

ACPN 

Sastmola. 

ACTM 

Paternoster  I.                 | 

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EAST  AND  SOUTH  COASTS  BALTIC  SEA. 

ACTN 

Wormso.  d 

ACXE 

Balga.  a  c 

ADBM 

C.  Arkona.  aedf 

ACTP 

Hapsal. 

ACXG 

Passarge  R. 

ADBN 

Adler  Grand  Lt.  V. 

ACXH 

Frauenburg. 

ADBO 

Wittower.  a  c 

ACTQ 

Saxbi  Ness. 

ACXI 

Tolkemit. 

ADBP 

Dornbusch  Pt.  c 

ACTR 

Takhkona  Pt. 

ACXJ 

Probbernau.  d 

ADBQ 

Hiddensee  I.  d 

ACTS 

Dago,  d 

ACXK 

Elbing. 

ADBR 

Proser  Bay. 

ACTV 

Kassar. 

ACXL 

Pasewark.  d 

ADBS 

Dranske.  a 

ACTW 

C.  Dagerort.  a  c 

ACXM 

Vistula  R. 

ADBT 

Stralsund.  c  d 

ACTX 

Tiefen  Hafen.  d 

ACXN 

Sehiewenhorst.  c 

ADBU 

Barth. 

ACTY 

Osel. 

ACXO 

Dirsehau. 

ADBV 

Prerow.  d 

ACUB 

Filsand.  d 

ACXP 

Danzig,  af 

ADBW 

Zingst.  d 

ACUD 

Arensburg. 

ACXQ 

Neuf  ahrwasser.  abed 

ADBX 

Dars  Pt.  acd 

ACUE 

Swalfer  Ort.  d 

ACXR 

Westerplatte.  d 

ADBY 

Mecklenburg. 

ACUP 

Moon. 

ACXS 

Oxh6ft  Pt.  c 

ADCB 

Wustrow.  d 

ACUH 

Kino.rf 

ACXT 

Putziger. 

ADCE 

Ribnitz. 

ACUI 

Pernau.  acd 

ACXU 

Putzig. 
Neufahr.  c  d 

ADCF 

Warnemtinde.  acd 

ACUJ 

Sallis  (Alt  Salis).  d 

ACXV 

ADCG 

Arendsee.  d 

ACTJL 

Dwina  R.  d 

ACXW 

HelaPt.cd 

ADCH 

Rostok.  c 

ACUM 

Riga,  abed 

ACXY 

Heisternest.  acd 

ADCI 

Buk  Pt.  a 

ACUO 

Dunamund  I. 

ACXZ 

Rixhoft.  a  c 

ADCJ 

Poel.  d 

ACUQ 

Runo  I.  d 

ACYB 

Kopalin.  d 
Stilow  Beacon. 

ADCK 

Timmendorf.  c 

ACUR 

Messaragotsem  Pt.  d 

ACYD 

ADCL 

Kirchdorf. 

ACUS 

Domesneas.  a  d 

ACYE  • 

POMEKANIA. 

ADCM 

Wismar.  c 

ACUV 

Kourland. 

ACYF 

Leba.  c  d 

ADCN 

Kliitz  Hd. 

ACUW 

Michael  (Pissen). 

ACYH 

Scholpin.  d 

ADCP 

Dassow.ffi 

ACUX 

Lyser  Ort.  a  e 

ACYI 

Stolpmiinde.  acd 

ADCQ 

Travemunde.  acd 

ACUZ 

Windau.  acd 

ACYJ 

Jersboft.  df , 

ADCR 

Liibeck. 

ACVB 

Backofen  Lt. 

ACYL 

Rugenwalde.  acd 

ADCT 

Trave  R.  d 

ACVE 

Steinort  C.  d 

ACYM 

Funkenhagen.  d 

ADCU 

SCHLES  WIG-HOLSTEIN . 

ACVF 

Libau. c  df 

ACYN 

Colberg.  acd 
Gross  Ziegenort.  c 

ADCV 

Neustadt. 

ACVG 

Dunamund  Fortress. 

ACYO 

ADCX 

Pelzer  Pt.  a 

ACVI 

Kowno. 

ACYP 

Horst.  a  c 

ADCY 

Dame  Hd.  a 

ACVJ 

Wilna. 

ACYQ 

Dievenow.  c  d 

ADCZ 

Staaken. 

ACYR 

Cammin. 

ADEC 

Femern  I.  d 

ACVL 

Poland. 

ACYS 

Neuendorf,  d 

ADEF 

Marien.  c  df 

ACVM 

Warsaw. 

ACYT 

Wollin.  c 

ADEG 

Markelsdorf  Pt.  a 

ACYU 

Oder  R. 

ADEI 

Flugge. 
Strukamp  Pt. 

ACVP 

Germany. 

ACYV 

Grosses  Haff . 

ADEJ 

ACYW 

Kleines  Haff. 

ADEK 

Femern  Sound. 

ACVQ 

Prussia. 

ACYX 

Stettin. 

ADEL 

Femern  Belt,  c 

ACVB, 

Bohemia. 

ACYZ 

Starkenhorst. 

ADEM 

Heiligenhaf  en.  c  d 

ACVS 

Bavaria. 

ACZB 

Swinemiinde.  abed 

ADEN 

Labo.  c  d 

ACVT 

Saxony. 

ACZD 

Swine  R. 

ADEO 

Kiel.  6  c 

ACTW 

Wurtemberg. 

ACZE 

Lebbin. 

ADEQ 

Rendsburg. 

ACVX 

Berlin. 

ACZF 

Kaiserfahrt. 

ADES 

Wik. 

ACVY 

Munich. 

ACZG 

Woitzig  Lt.  V. 

ADET 

Holtenau.  ace 

ACVZ 

Strasburg. 

ACZH 

Swanterwitz  Lt.  V. 

ADEU 

Friedrichsort.  c 

ACWB 

Leipzig. 

ACZI 

Alt  warp. 

ADEW 

Biilk  Pt.  af 

ACWD 

Dresden. 

ACZJ 

Ahlbeck.  c 

AD  EX 

Stollergrund. 

ACWE 

Nimmersatt.  d 

ACZK 

Ruden  I. ad 

ADEY 

Eckernforde. 

ACWF 

Memel.  aedf 

ACZL 

Zinnowitz.  d 

ADFB 

Slimiinde.  a  c 

ACWG 

Melneraggen.  d 
K6nig  Wilhelm  Canal. 

ACZM 

Peene  R. 

ADFC 

Kappeln. 

ACWH 

ACZN 

Peenemiinde. 

ADFE 

Amis. 

ACWJ 

Windenburger.  c 

ACZO 

Wolgast.  d 

ADFH 

Schleswig. 

ACWK 

Russ. 

ACZP 

Greifswalder  Oie.  c  d 

ADFI 

Fredrichsburg. 

ACWL 

Memel  R. 

ACZQ 

Usedom. 

ADFJ 

Sli  (Schlei)  Fiord. 

ACWN 

Tilsit.            •' 

ACZR 

Lassan. 

ADFL 

Msesholm. 

ACWO 

Labiau. 

ACZS 

Anclam. 

ADFP 

Kalk  Ground  Lt.  V.  a 

ACWP 

Schwarzort.  c  d 

ACZT 

S.treckelsberg.  c 

ADFQ 

Haber  Ness. 

ACWQ 

Rositten.  d 

ACZU 

Uckermiinde.  c 

ADFR 

Flensborg.  c 

ACWR 

Nidden.acd 

ACZV 

Greifswald. 

ADFS 

Hoi  Ness. 

ACWS 

Cranz.  c  d 

ACZW 

Rugen  I. 

ADFT 

Eken  Sound. 

ACWT 

Briister  Ort.  cf 

ACZY 

Thiessow.  acd 

ADFU 

Nubel. 

ACWU 

Kraxtepellen.  d 

ADBC 

Palmer  Ort. 

ADFV 

Gt.  Borris  Hd. 

ACWV 

Palmnicken.  c 

ADBE 

Peerd  Pt. 

ADFX 

Sonderburg.  c 

ACWX 

Pillau.  acd 

ADBG 

Gohren.  c  d 

ADFZ 

Keke  Ness. 

ACWY 

Fischausen.  a  c 

ADBH 

Lauterbach. 

ADGB 

Horup  Haff. 

ACWZ 

Tenkitten.  d 

ADBI 

Bergen. 

ADGC 

Pol  Pt. 

ACXB 

Grossbruch.  d 

ADBK 

Sassnitz.  c  d 

ADGE 

Alsl. 

ACXD 

Konigsberg. 

ADBL 

Jasmund. 

ADGF 

Augustenburg. 

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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 

Gienner  Fiord. 

ADKJ 

Klint. 

adgm 

Aarosund.  c 

ADKL 

Hasenore  Hd. 

ADNY 

Kioge. 

ADGN 

Aaro  Is. 

ADKN 

Hielm  (Hjelm). 

ADOB 

Sorte  Ch. 

ADGO 

Hadersleben. 

ADKO 

Grenaa.  d 

ADOC 

Anandshage. 
Drogden  Ch. 

ADGQ 

Brandso. 

ADKP 

Fornses.  acde 

ADOE 

ADKR 

Schultz  Ground  Lt.  V. 

ADOG 

Dragor,  or,  Drogden  Lt. 

ADGS 

Denmark. 

ADKS 

Hesselo  I. 

V.    ' 

ADGT 

Kolding. 

ADKT 

Lyse  Ground. 

ADOH 

Nordre  Rose. 

ADGU 

Fredericia.  6 

ADOI 

Kastrup. 

ADGW 

Kesserodde. 

ADKV 

SiiEixAND  (Zealand). 

»ADOK 

Saltholin. 

ADGY 

Little  Belt. 

ADKW 

Gilbierg  Hd. 

ADOL 

Middlegrund. 

ADGZ 

Fyen. 

ADKX 

Spotsbierg. 

ADOM 

Copenhagen.  6  c 

ADHB 

iEbelo. 

ADKZ 

Ssetteriet  Road. 

ADOP 

Frederiksberg. 

ADHE 

Bogense. 

ADLB 

Ise  Fiord. 

ADOQ 

Trekroner. 

ADHF 

Strib  Pt. 

ADLC 

Frederikssund. 

ADOR 

Konge  Deep. 

ADHG 

Middlefart. 

ADLF 

Roskilde. 

ADOS 

Kalveboderne  (Kalle- 

ADHJ 

Fseno. 

ADLG 

Holbek. 

boer)  Lt.  V. 

ADHK 

Fonskov  Pt. 

ADLH 

Nykiobing.  b 

ADOT 

Hollsender  Deep. 

ADHM 

Aale  Hd. 

ADLJ 

Korshagen. 

ADOU 

Vedbsek. 

ADHN 

Vedelsborg  Hd. 

ADLK 

Ronnen. 

ADOV 

Nivaa. 

ADHO 

Baago. 

ADLN 

Great  Belt. 

ADOX 

Sletten. 

ADHQ 

Assens. 

ADLO 

Seiro.  c 

ADOY 

Helsingor    (Elsinore).  a 

ADHS 

Lydo. 

AD  LP 

Siselland  Reef  Lt. 

beef 

ADHU 

Faaborg. 
Avernako. 

ADLQ 

Revsnaes. 

ADOZ 

Kronborg. 

ADHV 

ADLR 

Kallundborg.  6 

AD  PC 

Lappe  Grand  Lt.  V. 

ADHW 

Svendborg.  6 

ADLS 

As  Ness. 

ADPE 

Hornbsek. 

ADHY 

Thoro. 

ADLU 

Jammerland  B. 

ADPF 

Nakke  Hd. 

ADHZ 

Troense. 

ADLV 

Reerso. 

ADIB 

Skiold  Ness. 

ADLW 

Halskov. 

ADPH 

Anholt  I.  d 

ADIE 

iEroskiobing. 

ADLX 

Korsor  Road  Lt.  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.  & 

ADIJ 

Taasinge  I. 

ADME 

Helleriolm. 

ADPM 

Mariager. 

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 

Vaeiro. 

ADPR 

Hurup. 

ADIP 

Tranekicer. 

AD  PS 

Egense. 

ADIB, 

Hov  Sand. 

ADMK 

La  ALAND. 

ADPU 

Liim  Fiord. 

ADIT 

Vresen. 

ADMN 

Saxkiobing. 

ADPV 

Aalborg.  c 

ADIU 

Knuds  Hd. 

ADMO 

Banholm. 

ADPW 

Hals. 

ADIV 

Nyborg.  b 

ADMP 

Taars. 

ADPY 

Rimmen. 

ADIW 

Sprogo.  c 

ADMR 

Nakskov. 

ADPZ 

Laeso  Rende. 

ADIY 

Kerteminde. 

ADMS 

Albue  Pt. 

ADQB 

L83SO.  d 

ADIZ 

Romso. 

ADMT 

Femern  Belt. 

ADQE 

North  Ronner. 

ADJB 

Korshavn. 

ADMV 

Rodby. 

ADQF 

Dvale  Ground,  or,  Lseso 

ADJC 

Skoven. 

ADMW 

Nysted. 

Ch.  Lt.  V. 

ADJP 

Eneboerodde. 

ADMX 

Guldborg  Sound. 

ADQG 

Kobber  Grand  Lt.  V. 

ADJG 

Odense.  6  c 

ADQI 

Trindelen  Lt.  V. 

ADJH 

Gerso. 

ADMZ 

Falsteb. 

ADQJ 

Frederikshavn.  c 

ADJI 

Agerness. 
Klinte. 

ADNB 

Nykiobing.  6 

ADQK 

Hirtsholm. 

ADJL 

ADNC 

Giedser  Reefs  Lt.  V./ 

ADQM 

Aalbsek.  d 

ADNE 

Giedser  Pt.  Lt.  V./ 

ADQN 

<The  Skaw,  or,  Skasen. 

ADJM 

Jutland. 

ADNF 

Varsko. 

acde 

ADJN 

Veile.  b 

ADNG 

Heste  Hd. 

ADQO 

Hfiien.  d 

ADJP 

Horsens.  b 

ADNH 

Stubbekiobing. 

ADQR 

Hirtshals.  acde 

ADJQ 

Endelave  I. 

ADNJ 

Gron  Sound. 

ADQS 

Jammer  B.  d 

ADJK 

Hov  Huk. 

ADQT 

Lildstrand.  d 

ADJT 

Samso. 

ADNK 

Moen.  d 

ADQV 

Hanstholm.  acde 

ADJU 

Isse  Hd. 

ADQW 

Klitmoller.  d 

ADJV 

Langore. 

ADNL 

Hellehaven  Pt. 

ADQX 

North  Vorupor.  d 

ADJX 

•  Vestborg  Pt. 

ADNO 

Ulvshale. 

ADQZ 

Lodbjerg. 

ADJY 

Kyholm. 

ADNP 

Vordingborg. 

ADRB 

Agger,  d 

ADJZ 

Thuno. 

ADNQ 

Stege. 

ADRC 

Thybo  Ron.  c  d 

ADKC 

Aarhus.  b  c 

ADNS 

Prsesto. 

ADRF 

Thisted. 

ADKE 

KaloB. 

ADNT 

Hylleholt. 

ADRG 

Logstor. 

o  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saying  Station;] 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL    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 

A  DTI 

ADTK 

ADTL 

ADTM 

ADTN 

ADTO 
ADTP 

ADTQ 

ADTS 

ADTU 

ADTV 

ADTW 

ADTX 

ADTY 

ADTZ 

ADUB 

ADUO 

ADUE 

ADUF 

ADUG 

ADUH 

ADUI 

ADUJ 

ADUK 

ADUL 

ADUM 

ADUN 

ADUO 


Mors. 

Nykiobing. 

Lemvig. 

Bovbierg.  d 

Sondervig.  d 

Nyminde  Gab.  d 

Blaavand  Pt.  cdf 

Horn  Reefs  Lt.  V.  cf 

VylLt.V.c 

Ssedenstrand. 

Graa  Deep 

Fano. 

Esbjerg.  c 

North  Sea. 

R8m  l.cd 

Lister  Deep. 

Kirkeby.  a 

Sylt  I.  acd 

Ellenbogen.  c  d 

Hoyer. 

Rothe  Kliff .  af 

Kampen.  d 

Amrum  l.acd 

Nebel. 

Pel  worm  I.  c 

Fohrl. 

Wyk.  c  > 

Nordstrand  I. 

Ording.Pt.  d 

Husum.  c 

Hever  R. 

Eider  R. 

Suderhoft.  c  d 

Outer  Eider  (Eider)  Lt. 

Y.acf 
Eider  Galliot  Lt.  V.  a  c 
Tonning.  c 
Eider  Canal. 
Fredrichstadt. 
Norder  Piep. 
Btisum.  c  d 
Neufeld.  d 
Suder  Piep. 

Elbe  R. 

Outer  Elbe,  or  Elbe  No. 

lLt.V.rf/ 
Elbe  Pilot  Galliot,  d 
Elbe  No.  2  Lt.  V.  d 
Elbe  No.  3  Lt.  V. 
Elbe  No.  4  Lt.  V.  d 
Duhnen.  d 
Vogelsand. 
Cuxhaven.  abcdef 
Oste   Reef   (Oste   Riff) 

Lt.  V.  c 
Neuhaus. 

Brunsbuttelkoog.  ace/ 
Brunsbuttel. 
Kaiser  Wilhelm  Canal. 
Bosch. 
Stor  R. 
Freiburg. 
Gltickstadt.  c 
Kraut  Sand  Lt.  V. 
Pagen  Sand. 
Brunshausen.  c 
Stade. 
Griinendeich. 


ADUQ 

ADTJR 

ADUS 

ADTJV 

ADUW 

ADUX 

ADUZ 

ADVB 

ADVC 

ADVF 

ADVH 

ADVJ 

ADVK 

ADVL 

ADVN 

ADVO 

ADVP 

ADVR 

ADVS 

ADVT 

ADVW 

ADVX 

ADVY 

ADWB 

ADWC 

ADWE 

ADWG 

ADWH 

ADWI 

ADWJ 

ADWK 

ADWL 

ADWM 

ADWO 

ADWP 

ADWQ 

ADWS 
ADWT 
ADWU 
ADWX 
ADWY 
ADWZ 
ADXC 
ADXE 

ADXF 

ADXI 

ADXJ 

ADXL 

ADXM 

ADXN 


ADXP 
ADXQ 
ADXR 
ADXS 
ADXT 
ADXU 
ADXV 
ADXZ 
ADYB 
ADYE 
ADYF 
ADYG 
ADYI 


Schulau  Lt.  V. 

Blankenese. 

Neuenfelde. 

Hamburg.  6  c 

Altona.  c 

Wandsbek. 

Finkenwerder. 

Harburg.  c 

Hanover. 

Luneburg. 

Neuwerk.  d 

Helgoland,  acdef 

Weser  R. 
Weser  Lt.  V./ 
Rothersand.  ace 
Salzhorn. 
Wremen  Tief .  d 
Bremerhaven.  ab  cdf 
Blexen. 
Nordenham.  c 
Geestemiinde.  c 
Brake,  c 
Elsfleth. 
Vegesaek.  c 
Bremen,  abcef 
Kaiser  Harb.,  or  Kaiser- 

hafen. 
Meyers  Legde.  a 
Eversand.  a 
Hohe  Weg  Flat,  ace 
Fedderwarder  Siel.  d 
Jade  R. 
Mellum  Flat,  d 
Ausseii  Jade  Lt.  V.  a  df 
Minsener  Sand  Lt.  Y-  d 
\Vilhelmsb.aven.  abcdf 
Heppens. 

Oldenburg. 
Gellen. 
Varel. 

Ems  Jade  Canal. 
Vareler  Siel. 
Schillighorn.  acd 
Genius  Bank  Lt.  V.  d 
Minsener  Old  Oog  (Res- 
cue Bn.). 
Wangeroog  I.  a  cdf 
Spiekeroog  I.  d 
Langeoog  I.  d 
Friedrichsschleuse.  d 
Carolinensiel.  c 
Neuharrlingersiel.  c  d 

North  Friesland. 
Baltrum  I.  d 
Norderney  l.cd 
Norddeich.  c  df 
Juist  I.  d 
Aurich.- 
Papenburg. 
Weener. 
EmsR. 

Borkum  I.  a  cdf 
Norden. 
Emden.  c  d 
Leer. 


ADYJ 

Netherlands. 

ADYK 

Delfzyl.  c 

ADYM 

Pilsum. 

ADYN 

Campen. 

ADYO 

Watum. 

ADYP 

Borkum  Flat  (Borkum 

Riff)Lt.  V.ac/ 

ADYQ 

Schiermonnikoog.  acd 

ADYR 

Lauwerzee. 

ADYS 

Zoutkamp. 

ADYU 

Groningen. 

ADYV 

Ameland.  acd 

ADYW 

Hallam. 

ADYX 

Terschelling  Bank  Lt.V. 

ADYZ 

Terschelling.  acd 

ADZB 

Brandaris. 

ADZC 

Harlingen-.  c 

ADZF 

Vlieland.  a  c 

ADZG 

Eijerland.  ac 

ADZH 

Texel  I.  d 

ADZI 

Schilbols  Nol. 

ADZJ 

The  Texel.  a 

ADZK 

Helder.d 

ADZL 

Nieuwe  Diep.  bed 

ADZN 

Great    North    Holland 

Canal. 

ADZO 

Alkmaar. 

ADZP 

Willemsoord. 

ADZR 

Wieringen./ 

ADZS 

Medemblik. 

ADZT 

Enkhuizen./ 

ADZV 

Hoorn. 

ADZW 

Edam. 

ADZX 

Zaandam. 

AEBC 

Marken  I. 

AEBD 

Amsterdam.  6  c 

AEBF 

Hoek.  e 

AEBH 

Muiden.  . 

AEBI 

Naarden. 

AEBJ 

Utrecht. 

AEBL 

Harderwijk. 

AEBM 

Elburg. 

AEBN 

Kampen. 

AEBP 

Zuider  Zee. 

AEBQ 

Schokland. 

AEBR 

Urk. 

AEBT 

Kragchenburg. 
De  Lemmer.  c 

AEBU 

AEBV 

Stavoren.  cf 

AEBX 

Kykduin.  a 

AEBY 

Dirkoomsduin, 

AEBZ 

Zanddijk.  c 

AECD 

Haaks  Lt.  V. 

AECF 

Egmond  aan  Zee. acd 

AECG 

Ymuiden.  acd 

AECI 

North  Sea  Ship  Canal. 

AECJ 

Zandvoort.  cd 

AECK 

Haarlem. 

AECM 

Leyden. 

AECN 

Scheveningen.  a  cdf 

AECO 

The  Hague. 

AECP 

Maas  Lt.  V. 

AECQ 

Maas  R. 

AECR 

New  Rotterdam  Canal. 

AECS 

Noorder  Hoofd. 

AECU 

Rhine  R. 

AECV 

Hook  of  Holland,  a  cdf 

AECW 

Rotterdam.  6 

AECY 

Schiedam. 

AECZ 

Delf  shaven. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
a  Signifies  an  international  wgnaio^  ^^  Signafstation;  /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 

AEDT 

AEDTJ 

AEDW 

AEDX 

AEDY 

AEDZ 

AEPO 

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. 

AEHQ 

Maasluis.  c 

Nieuwe  Maas. 

AEHR 

Brielle.  d 

AEHS 

Goeree. 

AEHU 

Goedereede.  a  c 

AEHV 

Molenpolder. 

AEHW 

Yzeren  Baak. 

AEHX 

Hellevoetsluis.  c  d 

AEHZ 

Voome  Canal. 

AEIB 

Middelharnis. 

AEIO 

Ooltgensplaat. 

AEID 

Willemstad. 

AEIF 

Stryensas. 

AEIG 

Moerdyk. 

AEIH 

Dordrecht,  c 

AELT 

Sehouwen.  a  c 

AEIK 

Renesse. 

AEIL 

Brouwershaven.  c  d 

AEIM 

Hook  of  Schouwen. 

AEIO 

Scheldt. 

AEIP 

Schouwen  Bank  Lt.  V. 

AEIQ 

Zierikzee.  c 

AEIR 

Tholen. 

AEIS 

Bergen-op-Zoom. 

AEIT 

Goes. 

AEIU 

Domburg. 

AEIW 

Walcheren . 

AEIX 

Veere. 

AEIY 

Westkapelle.  a  c 

AEJB 

Zoutelande. 

Flushing    (VliBsin- 

AEJC 

gen).  bcde 

AEJD 

Middelburg. 

AEJG 

Arnemuiden. 

AEJH 

Ellewoutsdijk. 

AEJI 

Breskens. 

AEJL 

Hoedekenskerke . 

AEJM 

Hanswest  (Hansweerd). 

AEJN 

Terneuse  (Neuzen). 

AEJP 

Bath. 

AEJQ 

Doel. 

AEJR 

Zeeland. 

AEJT 

Nieuwe  Sluis.  c 

AEJU 

Sluis. 

AEJV 

AEJX 

AEJY 

AEJZ 

Belgium. 

AEKO 

Knocke.  c  d 

AEKD 

Lillo. 

AEKF 

Antwerp  (Anvebs).  6 

AEKH 

Tete  de  Flandre. 

AEKI 

Burght. 

AEKJ 

Boom. 

AEKL 

Tamise. 

AEKM 

Ghent. 

AEKN 

Brussels. 

AEKO 

Wielingen  Lt.  V. 

AEKQ 
AEKR 

Wandelaar  Lt.  V. 

North  (Noord)   Hinder 

AEKS 

Lt.  V. 

AEKU 

West  Hinder  Lt.  V. 

AEKV 

Heyst.  a  d  e 

AEKW 

Blankenberghe.  c  d 

AEKX 

Bruges,  e 

AEKY 

Ostende.  c  d 

AEKZ 

Nieuport.  c  df 

La     Panne,,    or     Adin 

AELB 

AELC 

Kerke.  c  d 

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.de 
Tilbury  Docks. 
Gravesend. 
Northfleet. 
Black  Deep  Lt.  V. 
Greenhithe. 
Purfleet. 
Erith. 
Woolwich. 
Blackwall. 
Greenwich. 
Greenwich  Obser- 
vatory, b 
Deptford. 

Royal  Albert  Docks. 
Royal  Victoria  Docks. 
East  India  Docks. 
West  India  Docks, 
Millwall  Docks. 
Commercial  Docks. 
London  Docks. 
St.  Katharine  Docks. 
Grand  Surrey  Canal. 
Medway,  The. 
Sheerness.  6  c 
Queenborough. 
Port  Victoria. 
Stangate  Creek. 
Chatham. 
Strood. 
Rochester. 
Whitstable.  c 
Margate.  C  d 
North  Foreland,  c/ 
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,  c  d 
Sandgate  Road,  cde 
Dungeness.  d  e 
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 

AEMO 

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.  ce 

Newhaven.  cd 

Brighton,  c  d 

Shoreham.  d 

Owers  Lt.  V. 

Worthing,  d 

Selsea  Bill,  d 

Chichester. 

Langston  Hr. 

Spithead.e 

Portsmouth. 6  c 

Nab  Lt.  V. 

Warner  Lt.  V. 

Southampton-^  c 

Solent,  The. 

Calshot  Lt.  V. 

Ryde.c  d 

Osborne. 

Cowes.c 

Lymington.c  d 

Hurst  Castle.c 

Needles,  The.e 

Isle  of  Wight. 

Bembridge.rf 

St.  Helens. 

St.  Catherine  Pt.c  d  ef 

Christchurch.d 

Poole. c  df 

Swanage.a! 

Anvil  Pt.c 

St.  Alban's  Hd.<2 

Weymouth,  erf 

Portland. b  d  f 

Bill  of  Portland). c  e 

Shambles  Lt.  V. 

Bridport. 

Lyme  Regis.i 

Exmouth.e  d 

Teignmouth.c  d 

Torquay.^ 

Tor  Bay. 

Brixham.d 

Dartmouth.^ 

Start  Pt. 

Prawl  Pt.c  d  e 

Salcombe.rf 

Bolt  Jid.d 

Eddys  tone.d 

Ply  mouth,  c  d 

Stonehouse. 

Cattewater. 

Devonport.c 

Mt.  Wise  (Devonport).& 

Keyham. 

Cornwall. 

Whitsand  B. 

Fowey. 

Dodman  Pt. 

Falmouth. 6  c  d 

Manacle  Rks.' 

Lizard,  The.c  d  ef 

Penzance. c  d  e 

Mount's  B. 

Longships  Lt.d 

Land's  End.ri! 

Wolf  Rock.  / 


Scilly  Is.ef 
St.  Mary's  l.e  d 


St.  Agnes.rf 


a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station ;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  lee  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station.  ^ 


Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


97 


WEST  COAST  ENGLAND. 


WEST  COAST  SCOTLAND. 


AEOW 

Bishop  Rock.rf 

AESP 

Newport,  d 

AEWH 

AEOY 

St.  Mary's  Road. 
Round  I. 

AESQ 

Cardigan,  d 

AEWI 

AEOZ 

AESR 

Cardigan  B.  Lt.  V. 

AEWK 

AEPB 

Seven  Stones  Lt.  V. 

AEST 

Aberaeron. 

AEWL 

AESU 

Aberystwith.rf 

AEWM 

AEPD 

St.  Ives.c  rf 

AESV 

Aberdovey.rf 

AEWN 

AEPF 

Hayle.c  rf 
Godrevy  I.c  rf 

AESX 

Barmouth.rf 

AEWO 

AEPG 

AESY 

P.  Madoc. 

AEWP 

AEPI 

Padstow.rf 

AESZ 

Pwilheli.rf 

AEWQ 

AEPJ 

Trevose  Hd.rf 

AETC 

St.  Tudwall  Rds.d 

AEWS 

AEPK 

Hartland  Pt.c 

AETD 

Bardsey  I. 

AEWT 

AEPM 

Lundy  I.c  d  e 

AETF 

Carnarvon. c 

AEPN 

Bideford. 

AETG 

Carnarvon  B.  Lt.  V. 

AEWU 

AEPO 

Appledore.c  d 

AETH 

Porth  Dinlleyn.rf 

AEWX 

AEPR 

Barnstaple,  c 

AETI 

South  Stack. erf 

AEWY 

AEPS 

Bull  Pt.c 

AETJ 

Anglesea. 
Holyhead,  edf 

AEWZ 

AEPT 

Ilfracombe.c  d 

AETL 

AEXC 

AEPV 

The  Foreland. 

AETN 

Skerries.rf 

AEXD 

AEPW 

Watchet.rf 

AETP 

Menai  Str. 

AEXF 

AEPX 

Burnham.c  d 

AETQ 

Bangor. 

AEXH 

AEPZ 

Bridgewater.c 

AETR 

Conway. 

AEQB 

Flatholm.rf 

AETU 

Beaumaris. 

AEXI 

AEQC 

Bristol. 

AETV 

Lynus  Pt.c 

AEXJ 

AEQF 

Portishead. 

AETW 

Great  Orme  Hd. 

AEXL 

AEQG 

Avon  R. 

AETY 

Abergele. 

AEXM 

AEQI 

Avonmouth. 

AETZ 

Flint. 

AEXN 

AEQJ 

King  Road. 

AEUB 

DeeR. 

AEXP 

AEQK 

Severn  R. 

AEUC 

Dee  Lt.  V. 

AEXQ 

AEQM 

Sharpness  Docks. 

AEUD 

Air  Pt.rf 

AEXR 

AEQN 

Gloucester. 

AEUF 

Connah's  Quay.c 

AEXT 

AEQO 

Monmouth. 

AEUG 

Saltney. 

AEXU 

AEQR 

Chepstow. 

AEXV 

AEQS 

Newport. 

AEUI 

Chester. 

AEXY 

AEQT 

Usk. 

AEUJ 

North  West  Lt.  V. 

AEXZ 

AEQU 

English      and      Welsh 

AEUK 

Hoylake.rf 

AEYB 

grounds  Lt.  V. 

AEUL 

Bar  Lt.  V. 

AEYD 

AEUM 

Leasowe. 

AEYF 

AEQV 

Wales. 

AEUN 

Bidston. 

AEYG 

AEQW 

Cardiff,  c 

AEUO 

Crosby  Lt.  V. 

AEYI 

AEQX 

Bute  Docks. 

AEUQ 

North  Wall  (Mersey). 

AEYJ 

AEQZ 

Penarth.crf 

AETJR 

Formby  Lt.  V. 

AEYK 

AERB 

Barry  Docks.e 

AEYM 

AERC 

Breaksea  Pt. 

AEUS 

Mersey. 

AEYN 

AERD 

Breaksea  Lt.  V. 

AEUV 

Liveqpool.rf 

AEYO 

AERF 

Nash  Pt.c 

AETJW 

Garston. 

AEYQ 

AERH 

Porthcawl.rf 

AEUX 

Manchester  Ship  Canal. 

AEYR 

AERJ 

Scarweather  Lt.  V. 

AEUZ 

Widnes. 

AEYV 

AERK 

P.  Talbot. 

AEVB 

Runcorn. 

AEYW 

AERL 

Neath. 

AEVC 

Ellesmere  Pt. 

AEYZ 

AERN 

Briton  Ferry. 

AEVD 

Prince's  Landing  Stage. 

AEZB 

AERO 

Swansea,  b 

AEVF 

Prince's  Dock. 

AEZC 

AERP 

Mumbles.crf« 

AEVG 

Queen's  Dock. 

AEZF 

AERS 

Helwick  Lt.  V. 

AEVH 

Brunswick  Dock. 

AEZG 

AERT 

Worm's  Hd. 

AEVJ 

North  Dock. 

AEZH 

AERU 

Burry  Port.rf 

AEVK 

Birkenhead. 

AEZJ 

AERW 

Llanelly.c 

AEVL 

Morpeth  Dock.  6 

AEZK 

AERX 

Caermarthen. 

AEVN 

Southport.crf 

AEZL 

AERY 

Caldy  I.cd 

AEVO 

Ribble  R. 

AEZM 

AESB 

Tenby  .d 

AEVP 

Lytham.crf 

AEZN 

AESC 

Old  Castle  Hd. 

AEVR 

Preston. 

AEZO 

AESD 

St.  Ann's  Hd.rfe 

AEVS 

Manchester. 

AEZP 

AESF 

Milford  Haven. 

AEVT 

Birmingham. 

AEZR 

AESG 

Neyland. 

AEVU 

Blackpool.crf 

AEZS 

AESH 

Pembroke  Dock. 

AEVW 

Fleetwood.c  d 

AEZT 

- 

AEVX 

Wyre  R. 

AEZV 

AESI 

St.  George's  Ch.    . 

AEVY 

Lancaster. 

AEZW 

AESK 

Smalls.rf 

AEWB 

Moreeambe  B.c 

AEZX 

AESL 

St.  Bride's  B. 

AEWC 

Piel  Hr.rf 

AFBC 

AESM 

Bishops  &  Clerks. 

AEWD 

Walney  I.c 

AFBD 

AESO 

Fishguard,  d 

AEWG 

Barrow.c 

AFBE 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station; 

')  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  o 

r  Ice  Signal  E 

e  a  Llo; 

rd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph 

Station. 

10929—07 7 

Cumberland. 
Duddon  R. 
St.  Bees  Hd. 
Whitehaven. erf 
Harrington. 
Selker  Lt.  V. 
Workington.c 
Maryport.crf 
Solway  Firth.rf 
Silloth.c 
Carlisle. 

Isle  of  Man. 
Ay  re  Pt.c 
Calf  of  Man. 
Chicken  Rock. 
Castletown.crf 
Lang  Ness. 
Douglas,,  erf 
Bahama  Bank. 

Scotland. 

Dumfries. 

Southerness. 

Little  Ross. 

Kirkcudbright. 

Wigton. 

Burrow  Hd. 

Mull  of  Galloway  .c 

P.  Patrick.rf 

Corsewall  Pt.c 

Loch  Ryan.e 

Stranraer. 

Ailsa  Craig. 

Girvan.rf 

Turnberry  Pt.rf 

Clyde. 

Ayr.rf 

Troon.rf 

Irvine,  rf 

Ardrossan.crf 

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.rf 

Kildonan  Pt.rf  e 

Campbelton.crf 

Sanaa. 

Mull  of  Cantyre.c 

Islay.c 

P.  Ellen. 

P.  Charlotte. 

Jura  Sound. 

Loch  In  Dail. 

Oversay  I. 

McArthur  Hd. 

Rudha  Mhail.c 

Islay  Sound. 


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Part  I. 


SCOTLAND. 

EAST  COAST 

SCOTLAND. 

APBH 

Sgeir  Maiole(Sgeir 

AFEW 

Cantick  Hd.c 

AFJS 

Queensferry.d 

Vuile). 

AFEX 

Auskerry. 

AFJT 

St.  Margaret's  Hope. 

AFBI 

Crinan  Canal. 

AFGB 

Start  Pt. 

AFJU 

Alloa. 

AFBJ 

Fladda  Hr. 

AFGC 

Pierowall  Road. 

AFJW 

Edinburgh. 6 

AFBL 

Colonsay. 

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.&c 

AFBT 

Iona. 

AFGM 

Sumburgh  Hd.c 

AFKG 

Granton  Hr.c 

AFBU 

Dubh  Artach. 

AFGN 

Bressay  I. 

AFKH 

Newhaven.c 

AFBV 

Skerryvore. 

AFGP 

Lerwick.cd 

AFKI 

Musselburgh. 

AFBX 

Coll. 

AFGQ 

Dury  Voe. 

AFKL 

North.  Berwick.d 

AFBY 

Mull. 

AFGR 

Whalsey. 

AFKM 

Fidra. 

AFBZ 

Ardnamurchan. 

AFGT 

The  Out  Skerries. 

AFKN 

Dunbar,  cd 

AFCD 

Rum  I. 

AFGU 

Balta  I. 

AFKP 

St.  Abb's  Hd.ce 

AFCE 

Maleg  Hr. 

AFGV 

Hillswick. 

AFKQ 

Eyemouth.cd 

AFCG 

Loch  Nsvis. 

AFGX 

Scalloway.c 

AFCI 

Ornsay  I. 

AFGY 

Foula. 

AFKR 

Berwick.cd 

AFCJ 

Kyle  Akin. 

AFGZ 

Ve  Skerries. 

AFKT 

Tweed  R. 

AFCK 

Strome  Ferry. 

AFHC 

Papa  Stour  I. 

AFKU 

Holy  l.d 

AFCM 

Isle  of  Skye. 

AFHD 

Unst. 

AFKV 

Longs  tone. 

AFCN 

Portree. 

AFKX 

Farn  I. 

AFCO 

The  Minch. 

AFHE 

Faroe  Is. 

AFKY 

Alnmouth.d 

AFHI 

Thorshavn. 

AFKZ 

Coquet  I. 

AFCQ 

Hebrides. 

AFHJ 

Vestmanhavn. 

AFLC 

Warkworth.c 

AFCR 

Stornoway.cde 

AFHK 

Sudero. 

AFLD 

Newbiggin.d 

AFCS 

Lewis. 

AFHM 

Stromo. 

AFLE 

Blyth.c  d 

AFCU 

Carlo  way. 

AFLH  , 

Tyne  R. 

AFCV 

Butt  of  Lewis. ef 

AFHN 

Noss  Hd. 

AFLI 

Tynemouth.d  e 

AFCW 

Glas  I.c 

AFHO 

Wick,  cd 

AFLJ 

North  Shields.6  d 

AFCY 

Flannan  Is./ 

AFHQ 

Dornoch. 

AFLM 

South  Shields.d 

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  Uist. 

AFHV 

Invergordon. 

AFLQ 

Souter  Pt.c 

AFDH 

Ushinish. 

AFHW 

Dingwall. 

AFLR 

Sunderland. cd 

AFDJ 

Loch  Boisdale. 

AFHY 

Chanonry  Pt. 

AFLS 

Seaham.  cd 

AFDK 

Barra. 

AFHZ 

Inverness.c 

AFLU 

Hartlepool. cd 

AFDL 

Castle  B. 

AFIB 

Nairn.cd 

AFLV 

Heugh. 

AFDN 

Vatersay  I. 

AFID 

Covesea. 

AFLW 

Tees  R. 

AFDO 

St.  Kilda. 

AFIE 

Banff,  cd 

AFLY 

Stockton. 

AFDP 

Rockall. 

AFIG 

Kinnard-Hd. 

AFLZ 

Middlesbrough. 

AFDQ 

North  Rona. 

AFU 

Fraserburgh.c  df 
Rattray  Hd.d 

AFMB 

Whitby.cd 

AFDR 

Sulisker. 

AFIK 

AFMD 

Scarborough,  cd 

AFIL 

Peterhead,  cd 

AFME 

Filey.d 

AFDS 

Sutherland. 

AFIN 

Buchan  Ness. 

AFMG 

Flamborough  Hd.d  e 

AFDT 

Ru  Stoer. 

AFIO 

Newburg.d 

AFMI 

Bridlington.a  cd 

AFDU 

C.  Wrath.c 

AFIP 

Aberdeen. cd 

AFMJ 

York. 

AFDV 

Loch  Eriboll. 

AFIR 

Girdle  Ness.c 

AFMK 

"Withernsea.d/ 

AFDW 

Sule  Skerries. 

AFIS 

Stonehaven.cd 

AFMN 

Humber  R. 

AFDX 

Strathie  Pt. 

AFIT 

Montrose.cd 

AFMO 

Spurn  Pt.de 

AFDY 

Scrabster.d 

AFIV 

Arbroath.cd 

AFMP 

Grimsby.cd 

AFDZ 

Thurso.d 

AFIW 

Bell  Rock. 

AFMQ 

Spurn  Lt.  V. 

AFEB 

Dunnet  Hd.ce 

AFIX 

Buddon  Ness.d 

AFMR 

Hull.c 

AFEC 

Stroma. 

AFIZ 

Broughty  Ferry. cd 
Tay  R. 

AFMS 

Goole. 

AFEG 

Duncansby  Hd. 

AFJB 

AFMT 

Bradford. 

AFEH 

Pentland  Firth. 

AFJC 

Dundee. 6  c 

AFMV 

Sheffield. 

AFEI 

Pentland  Skerries. 

AFJD 

,  Perth. 

AFMX 

Leeds. 

AFJE 

St.  Andrews.cd 

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 

Kirk  wall,  c 

AFJM 

Inch  Keith.                    r 

AFNH 

Wainfleet. 

AFES 

Hoy. 

AFJO 

Kirkcaldy. 

AFNI 

Boston. c 

AFET 

Stromness.cd 

AFJP 

Burntisland.cd 

AFNK 

King's  Lynn.c 

AFEU 

Long  Hope.d 

AFJQ 

Forth  Bridge. 

AFNL 

Wisbeach. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  lee  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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99 


IRELAND. 

NORTH  COAST  FRANCE. 

AFNM 

Hunstanton.^ 

AFRI 

Eeragh  I. 

AFVM 

Blackwater  Bank  Lt. V.d 

AFNP 

Wells.d 

AFRK 

Gal  way.  c 
Arran  Is. 

AFVN 

Lucifer  Lt.  V.d 

AFNQ 

Cromer.d 

AFRL 

AFVO 

Wexford,  d 

AFNR 

Haisborough  Lt.  V. 

AFRM 

Slyne  Hd. 

AFVP 

North  Arklow  Bk.  Lt.  V. 

AFNS 

Bacjran.d 

AFRO 

Killary  B. 

AFVQ 

Rosslare.  df 

South  Arklow  Bk.  Lt.  V. 

AFNT 

Would  Lt.  V. 

AFRP 

Clare  I. 

AFVR 

AFNTJ 

Winterton.d 

AFRQ 

Inishgort. 
ClewB. 

AFVS 

Tuskar  Rk.c 

AFNV 

Leman  and  Ower  Lt.  V. 

AFRT 

AFVU 

Carnsore  Pt.  d 

AFNX 

Smiths  Knoll  Lt.  V. 

AFRU 

Westport. 
Achifi  Hd. 

AFVW 

Barrels  Rock  Lt.  V. 

AFNY 

Yarmouth,  cd 

AFRV 

AFVX 

Coningbeg  Lt.  V. 

AFNZ 

Cockle  Lt.  V. 

AFRX 

Blacksod  B. 

AFVZ 

Saltees. 

AFOC 

St.  Nicholas  Lt.  V. 

AFRY 

Mayo. 

AFWB 

Bannow  B. 

AFOD 

Corton  Lt.  V. 

AFRZ 

Eagle  I. 

AFWC 

New  Ross,  c 

AFOE 

Newarp  Lt.  V. 

AFSC 

Broadhaven. 

AFWE 

Waterford. 

AFOH 

Cross  Sand  Lt.  V. 

AFSD 

Killala. 

AFWG 

Hook  Pt. 

AFOI 

Lowestoft.ceZ 

AFSE 

Ballina. 

AFWH 

Duncannon. 

AFOJ 

Pakefield. 

AFSH 

Sligo. 
Ballyshannon. 

AFWJ 

Dunmore.  c  d 

AFOL 

Southwold.d 

AFSI 

AFWK 

Dungarvan.  c 

AFOM 

Aldborough.de 

AFSJ 

Donegal. 
Killybegs.  c 

AFWL 

Mine  Hd.  c 

AFON 

"Orford  Ness.cd 

AFSL 

AFWN 

Ardmore.  d 

AFOQ 

Shipwash  Lt.  V. 

AFSM 

Rathlin  O'Birne  I. 

AFWO 

Youghal.  c  d 

AFOR 

HollesleyB. 

AFSN 

Bloody  Foreland. 

AFWP 

Ballycottin  I. 

AFOS 

Harwich.^ 

AFSP 

Arranmore  (Aran  I.).d 

AFWR 

Cork.  6  c 

AFOU 

Orwell  R. 

AFSQ 

Tory  I.  c  e 

AFWS 

Queenstown.  bed 

AFOV 

Ipswich. 
Manningtree. 

AFSR 

Lough  Swilly. 

AFWT 

Haulbowline  I. 

AFOW 

AFSU 

Fanad  Pt.  c 

AFWV 

Roche  Pt.  a  ef 

AFOY 

Dovercourt. 

AFSV 

Buncrana. 

AFWX 

Daunt  Rock  Lt.  V. 

AFOZ 

Outer  Gabbard  Lt.  V. 

AFSW 

Rathmullan.  c 

AFWY 

Kinsale.  c 

AFPB 

Felixstowe. 

AFSY 

Malin  Hd.  c  ef 

AFXB 

Old  Head  of  Kinsale. 

AFPD 

Cork  Lt.  V. 

AFSZ 

Inishtrahull.  ef 

cd  e 

AFPE 

Long  Sand  Lt.  V. 

AFTB 

Lough  Foyle.  c  d 
Inishowen  Hd. 

AFXC 

Clonakilty. 

AFPG 

Sunk  Lt.  V. 

AFTD 

AFXD 

Galley  Hd.  c 

AFPH 

Gunfleet.  c 

AFTE 

Londonderry. 

AFXG 

Glandore.  d 

AFPI 

Wivenhoe. 

AFTH 

Moville. 

AFXH 

Baltimore,  d 

AFPJ 

Colchester. 

AFTI 

Coleraine. 

AFPK 

Kentish  Knock  Lt.  V. 

AFTJ 

Rathlin  I. 

AFXJ 

France. 

AFPL 

Swin  Middle  Lt.  V. 

AFTL 

Altacary  Hd. 

AFXL 

Dunkerque.  ab  cd 

AFPM 

Maldon. 

AFTN 

Ballycastle.  c 

AFXM 

Lisle. 

AFPN 

Galloper  Lt.  V. 

AFTO 

Tor'Pt.  e 

AFXN 

Bergues. 

AFTP 

Maidens. 

AFXP 

Zuydcoote.  a  c 

AFPO 

Ireland. 

AFTQ 

Lame. 

AFXQ 

Ruytingen  Lt.  V.  d 

AFPB, 

C.  Clear. 

AFTR 

Belfast. 

AFXR 

Snouw  Lt.  V.  d 

AFPS 

Fastnet.  c  ef 

AFTS 

Black  Hd. 

AFXT 

Dyck  Lt.  V.  d 

AFPT 

Crookhaven.  df 

AFTU 

Carrickfergus.  d 

AFXU 

Gravelines.  acd 

AFPV 

Brow  Hd.  c  ef 

AFTV 

Bangor. 

AFXV 

Walde.  d 

AFPW 

Bantry  B. 

AFTW 

Mew  I. 

AFXY 

Calais,  acd 

AFPX 

Mizen  Hd. 

AFTY 

Donaghadee.  c 

AFXZ 

C.  Blanc  Nez. 

AFPZ 

Berehaven.  6 

AFTZ 

Skulmartin  Lt.  V.  d 

AFYB 

C.  Gris  Nez.  acde 

AFQB 

Ardnakinna  Pt. 

AFUB 

South  Rock  Lt.  V.  d 

AFYG 

Boulogne,  c  d 

AFQO 

Roancarrig  I. 

AFUD 

Strangford. 

AFYI 

C.  Alprech.  a 

AFQE 

GlengariS  Hr. 

AFUE 

Ardglass  Hr. 

AFYJ 

Etaples. 

aFqg 

Bull  Rock. 

AFUG 

St.  John's  Pt. 

AFYK 

Pt.  du  Touquet.  a 

AFQH 

Kenmare. 

AFUI 

Dundrum  B.  d 

AFYM 

Berck.  d 

AFQJ 

Ballinskellig.  d 

AFUJ 

Carlingford.  d 

AFYN 

P.  d'Abbeville. 

AFQK 

Skelligs. 

AFUK 

Greenore.  d 

AFYO 

Somme  R. 

AFQL 

Valentia.  d 

AFUM 

Newry. 

AFYQ 

St.  Valery.  d 

AFQN 

Dingle  B.d 
Casuemaine. 

AFUO 

Dundalk. 

AFYR 

Cayeux. a d 

AFQO 

AFUQ 

Boyne  R.  d 

AFYS 

Le  Treport.  a  d 

AFQP 

Tearaght  I. 

AFUR 

Drogheda. 

AFYU 

Dieppe,  a  df 

AFQS 

Tralee.  c 

AFUS 

Balbriggan.  d 
Rockabill. 

AFYV 

Pt.  d'Ailly.  a 

AFQT 

Shannon  R. 

AFUV 

AFYW 

St.  Valery-en-Caux.  a  d 

AFQU 

Loop  Hd.  c 

AFUX 

Howth  Bailey,  c  d 

AFYZ 

Fecamp,  a  d 

AFQW 

Kilcradan  Hd. 

AFUZ 

Kish  Lt.  V. 

AFZB 

Fagnet  Pt. 

AFQX 

Scattery  I. 

AFVB 

Dublin,  bed 

AFZO 

Etretat.  a  d 

AFQY 

Foynes  Hr. 

AFVD 

Poolbeg. 

AFZE 

C.  d'Antifer.  a 

AFPvB 

Tarbert. 

AFVE 

Liffey  R. 

AFZG 

C.  la  Heve.  a 

AFRC 

Clare. 

AFVG 

Kingstown.,c  d 

AFZH 

Havre  (Le  Havre),  c  d 

AFRD 

Limerick,  c 

AFVI 

Wicklow.  d 

AFZJ 

Harfleur. 

AFRG 

Liscanor. 

AFVJ 

Codling  Bank  Lt.  V. 

AFZK 

Seine  R. 

AFRH 

Inisheer. 

AFVK 

Arklow.  d 

AFZM 

Fatouville. 

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;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station.  ■ 


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NORTH  AND  WEST  COASTS  FRANCE. 

AFZN 

Berville.- 

AGEO 

Granville,  d 

AGJO 

Ushant,  or  Ile  D'Oues- 

afzo 

Pt.  de  la  Roque. 

AGEP 

Roc.  Pt.  a 

SANT.  df 

afzq 

Quilleboeuf. 

AGER 

Mt.  St.  Michel. 

AGJQ 

Stiff  Pt.  a  d 

AFZR 

Caudebec. 

AGES 

Avranches. 

AGJR 

Creac'h  Pt.  a  d  e 

AFZS 

Guerbaville. 

AGET 

Bretagne. 
Cancale. 

afzu 

Rouen. 

AGEV 

AGJS 

Biscay,    Bay    or,    or 

AFZW 

Paris. 

AGEW 

Pierre  de  Herpin.  d 

Gulf  of  Gascogne. 

AFZY 

Versailles. 

AGEX 

Grouin  Pt.  a 

AGJU 

Corsen  Pt.  a 

agbc 

The  Elysee. 

AGEZ 

Benard'Pt.  a 

AGJV 

P.  Conquet.  d 
St.  Mathieu  Pt.  a 

AGBE 

Honfleur.  c  d 

AGFB 

Roches  Bonnes. 

AGJW 

AGBF 

Trouville.  d 

AGFC 

St.  Malo.  d 

AGJY 

Les  Pierres  Noires. 

AGBH 

Pt.  Beuzeval.  a 

AGFE 

St.  Servan. 

AGJZ 

Bertheaume. 

AGBJ 

Dives. 

AGFH 

Grand  Jardin  Islet,  d 

ft.GKB 

Creac'hmeur  Pt.  a 

AGBK 

Oyestreham.  acd 

AGFI 

La  Ranee  R. 

AGKD 

Minou  Pt. 

AGBL 

OrneR. 

AGFK 

Dinan. 

AGKE 

Portzic  Pt.  a 

AGBN 

Caen. , 

AGFL 

Dinard.  d 

AGKH 

Brest,  b  d 

AGBO 

St.  Aubin.  a 

AGFM 

St.  Briac. 

AGKJ 

Lanninon; 

AGBP 

Courseulles.  c  d 

AGFO 

Decolle  Pt.  o 

AGKL 

Penfeld  R. 

AGBH 

Pt.  de  Ver. 

AGFP 

St.  Cast  Pt.  a  d 

AGKM 

Rade  de  Brest. 

AGBS 

Bernieres.  a 

AGFQ 

C.  Frehel.  o 

AGKO 

Kerhuon. 

AGBT 

Pt.  en  Bessin.  a  d 

AGFS 

Erqui.  a  d 
Le  Legu6. 

AGKP 

Landerneau. 

AGBV. 

Percee  Pt.  a 

AGFT 

AGKQ 

Chateaulin. 

AGBW 

Isigny. 

AGFU 

St.  Bneuc. 

AGKS 

Roscanvel. 

AGBX 

Carentan. 

AGFV 

Grand  L6ion. 
Roselier  Pt.  a  d 

AGKT 

Capucins  Pt. 

AGBZ 

St.  Marcouf. 

AGFW 

AGKU 

Camaret.  o  d 

AGCB 

La  Hougue.  a 

AGFX 

Portrieux.  d 

AGKW 

Toulinguet  Pt. 

AGCD 

St.  Vaast.  d 

AGFY 

St.  Quay,  a 

AGKX 

Pt.  des  Pois.a 

AGCF 

Reville. 

AGHB 

Plouzec  Pt.  a 

AGKY 

Chevre  C.  a 

AGCH 

Barfleur.  a  d 

AGHC 

Paimpol. 

AGLB 

Douarnenez.  d 

AGCI 

C.  Barfleur. 

AGHD 

Ost-Pic  Rock. 

AGLC 

Millier  Pt. 

AGCK 

Gatteville.  d 

AGHF 

Trieux  R. 

AGLD 

Ar-Men  Rock,  d 

AGCL 

C.  Levi,  a  d 

AGHI 

Croix  Rocks. 

AGLF 

Ile  de  Sein.  d 

AGCM 

Cherbourg.  6  d 

AGHJ 

Brehat  I. ad 

AGLH 

Tevennec.  d 

AGCO 

Pelee  I.  a 

AGHL 

Roches  d'Ouvres.  d 

AGLI 

La  Vieille.  d 

AGCP 

Pt.  de Querqueville.  a  d 

AGHM 

Heaux  de  Brehat.  d 

AGLK 

Bee  du  Raz  de  Sein.  a 

AGCQ 

C.  de  la  Hague,  af 

AGHN 

Creach-ar-Maout.  a 

AGLM 

Pt.  de  1'Ervily.  a 
Audierne.  d 

AGCS 

Jardeheu  Pt.  a 

AGHP 

Treguier. 

AGLN 

AGCT 

Nez  de  Jobourg.  a 

AGHQ 

P.  Blanc,  a  d 

AGLP 

Poulgoazec. 

AGHR 

Anse  de  Perros. 

AGLQ 

Penmarc'h.  a  d 

AGCU 

Channel  Is. 

AGHT 

Perros-Guirrec.  d 

'AGLR 

Guilfinec.  d 

AGCW 

Alderney. 

AGHU 

Ploumanac'h.  a  d 

AGLT 

L'Esconil.  o  d 

AGCX 

St.  Anne. 

AGHV 

Les  Sept-Iles. 

AGLU 

Pont  L'Abbe\ 

AGCY 

Casquets. 

AGHX 

Triagoz.  d 

AGLV 

Combrit. 

AGDB 

Guernsey. 

AGHY 

Begleguer  Pt. 

AGLX 

Benodet.  d 

AGDC 

St.  Peter  Port,  c  d 

AGHZ 

Lannion. 

AGLY 

Quimper. 
Beg  Meil  Pt.  a 

AGDE 

Hanois. 

AGIO 

Bihit  Pt.  a 

AGLZ 

AGDH 

St.  Sampson's. 

AGID 

Primel  Pt.  a  d 

AGMC 

La  Forest. 

AGDI 

Les  Ecrlhos. 

AGIE 

He  Noire,  d 

AGMD 

Concarneau.  d 

AGDJ 

Herm. 

AGIH 

Tour  de  la  Lande. 

AGME 

Medee  Rock. 

AGDL 

Serk. 

AGIJ 

Morlaix. 

AGMH 

Ile  aux  Moutons.  d        , ' 

AGDM 

Creux  Hr. 

AGIK 

Penpoull. 

St.  Pol  de  Leon. 

AGMI 

AGDN 

Jersey. 

AGIM 

AGMJ 

Tr^vignon  Pt.  d 

AGDP 

St.  Helier.  a  d 

AGIN 

Bloscon  Pt.  a 

AGML 

Beg  Morg  Pt.  a 

AGDQ 

St.  Aubin. 

AGIO 

Roscoff.  d 

AGMN 

Doudlan.  d 

AGDR 

La  Corbiere. 

AGIQ 

He  de  Bas.  a  d 

AGMO 

Anse  du  Pouldu.  a 

AGDT 

Gorey.  a 

AGIR 

St.  Jacques. 

AGMQ 

Quimperle  R. 

AGDU 

Rozel. 

AGIS 

P.  Nevez. 

AGMR 

Groix  I.  d 

AGBV 

St.  Catherine  B. 

AGIU 

Pouleazec  Pt. 

AGMS 

Pen  Men  Pt. 

AGDX 

Minquiers. 

AGIV 

Kernic. 

AGMU 

Croix,  a                           .: - 

AGIX 

Goulven. 

AGMV 

Bee  Melen  Pt.  a           ■ ,(;, 

AGDY 

P.  DE   DlELETTE.  d 

AGIY 

Plouneour. 

AGMY 

Taltit  Pt.  (Lorient).       it; 

AGDZ 

C.  de  Flamanville.  a 

AGIZ 

Pontusval.  d 

AGMZ 

P.  Louis.                       "ie 

AGEB 

C.  de  Carteret,  a  d 

AGJC 

P.  Treisseny. 

AGNB 

Grave  Pt.  a                   '  ;, 

AGED 

P.  Bail. 

AGJD 

Kerisoc  Pt.  a 

AGND 

Lorient  6 

AGEF 

St.  Germain,  a 

AGJE 

Vierge  I. 

AGNE 

K^roman.                       -, 

AGEH 

Le  Senequet.  d 

AGJH 

Abervrac'h  R.  a  d 

AGNF 

Blavet.                         '[',: 

AGEJ 

Pt.  d'Agon.  a 

AGJI 

Lanvaon  Height. 

AGNI 

La  Peyriere. 
La  Teignouse.  d 
Belle-He. 

AGEK 

Regneville.  d 

AGJK 

L'A"berbenoit. 

AGNJ 

AGEL 

Tourville  (Tournevill-e). 

AGJM 

Landuneves  Pt.  a 

AGNK 

AGEN 

Chausey  Is.  a  d 

AGJN 

Le  Four,  d 

AGNM 

Loc  Maria,  d 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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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 

GoulfarB.  (Talut  Pt.)a 

AGRQ 

Coubre  Pt.  a  d  f 

quera. 

AGNS 

Kerdonis  Pt. 

AGRS 

Grand  Banc  Lt.  V.  d 

AGVU 

Tina  Mayor. 
Llanes.  d 

AGNT 

Le  Palais,  d 

AGRU 

Corduan.  d 

AGVW 

AGNV 

Sauzon. 

AGRV 

Palmyre  Pt. 

AGVY 

C.  Prieto. 

AGNW 

Quiberon  (Loc-Maria) .  a  d 

AGRW 

La  Falaise. 

AGVZ 

Rivadesella.  d 

AGNX 

St.  Pierre. 

AGRY 

Terre-Negre. 

AGWB 

Villaviciosa. 

AGNZ 

Kerpenhir  Pt.  o 

AGRZ 

Chay. 

AGWD 

Gijon.  a  d 

AGOB 

Auray.  d 

AGSB 

St.  Pierre  de  Royan. 

AGWE 

Candas. 

AGOC 

P.  Navallo.d 

AGSD 

Royan.  d 

AGWF 

Luanco. 

AGOE 

Varmes. 

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 

Aviles.  a 

AGOJ 

Penerf. 

AGSJ 

Valliere  Pt. 

AGWM 

Pravia  R. 

AGOK 

Penlan  Pt. 

AGSK 

P.  St.  Georges. 

AGWN 

Cudillero. 

AGOL 

Eaedik  I. a 

AGSM 

Richard. 

AGWO 

C.  Busto. 

AGOtf 

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  L 

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.  du  Castelli.  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.  Nazaibe.  c 

AGTI 

Arcachon.  a  d 

AGXJ 

Mt.  Ventoso.  a 

AGPI 

Chemoulin  Pt.  a  d 

AGTK 

Leyre  R. 

AGXK 

C.  Priorino. 

AGPK 

Paimbceuf. 

AGTL 

La  Teste  de  Buch. 

AGXL 

Feekol./ 

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  l.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 

lie  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.  Villano. 

AGQC 

Sables  d'Olonne.  a  c  d 

AGUF 

Bidassoa. 

AGYF 

Camarinas.  d 

AGQD 

Lucon. 

AGUH 

C.  Higuera.  ^ 

AGYB 

C.  Torifiana. 

AGQE 

He  de  Re. 

AGUI 

Fuenterrabia. 

AGYI 

Nemina. 

AGQH 

Baleines  Pt.  a  d 

AGUE' 

P.  Pasages. 

AGYK 

C.  Finisterke.  a  ef 

AGQI 

Haut  Banc  du  Nord. a 

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 

Marans. 

AGUS 

Mondaca  R. 

tella. 

AGQR 

Niort. 

AGUT 

Bermeo. 

AGYS 

Muros.  d 

AGQS 

Antioche. 

AGUV 

C.  Machichaco. 

AGYT 

C.  Corrobedo. 

AGQU 

Basques  Roads,  or,  P.  des 

AGUX 

Galea,  a 

AGYU 

Caraminal. 

Barques. 

AGUY 

Portugalete.  d 

AGYW 

Arosa. 

AGQV 

He  d'Aix.  a 

AGTJZ 

Bilbao,  a  c 

AGYX 

Carril. 

AGQW 

Fouras.  b 

AGVC 

Castro  Urdiales.  d 

AGYZ 

Padron. 

AGQY 

Rochefokt.  6  d 

AGVD 

.  Viscaya. 

AGZC 

Villagarcia. 

AGQZ 

La  Charente  R. 

AGVE 

Laredo,  d 

AGZD 

Salvora  I. 

AGRB 

Saintes. 

AGVH 

Santona. 

AGZE 

Rua  I. 

AGRD 

Marennes. 

AGVI 

Caballo  Pt. 

AGZH 

Onsl. 

AGRE 

He  d'Oleron.  d 

AGVJ 

Pescador  Pt. 

AGZI 

Pontevedra. 

AGRH 

St.  Pierre. 

AGVL 

C.  Quexo. 

AGZJ 

Marin. 

AGRI 

Le  Chateau. 

AGVM 

Santander.  a  d 

AGZL 

Aldan  B. 

AGRJ 

Chassiron.  a  d 

AGVN 

Mouro  I. 

AGZM 

Cies  I. 

AGRL 

Boursefranc. 

AGVP 

C.  Mayor,  a 

AGZN 

Bayona. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station ;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


PORTUGAL. 

SOUTH  AND  EAST  COASTS  SPAIN. 

AGZP 

Vigo,  c 

AHEN 

Rota. 

AHJI 

Estacio. 

AGZQ 

C.  Silleiro. 

AHEO 

Santa  Maria. 

AHJK 

Torrevieja.  d 

AGZR 

La  Guardia. 

AHEP 

Cadiz,  d 

AHJM 

Segura  R. 

Tabarca,  or,  Plana  I. 

AHER 

Xeres. 

AHJN 

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. 

AHBO 

Vianna.  a  c  d 

AHEZ 

San  Fernando,  b 

AHJV 

Albir  Pt. 

AHBE 

Villa  de  Conde. 

AHFB 

Las  Puercas. 

AHJW 

Altea. 

AHBF 

P.  Leixdes.  a 

AHFC 

San  Sebastian,  d 

AHJY 

Calpe. 

AHBG 

Douro  R. 

AHFE 

Sancti  Petri. 

AHJZ 

Morayra. 

AHBJ 

Oporto,  a  c 

AHFG 

Conil. 

«A.HKP 

Javea.  d 

AHBK 

Aveiro.  d 

AHFI 

C.  Trafalgar. 

AHKD 

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 

Gandia. 

AHBP 

Burling  I. 

AHFO 

Camera. 

AHKJ 

Jucar  R. 

AHBR 

C.  Carvoeiro.  a  c 

AHFP 

Mayorga. 

AHKL 

Cullera. 

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  B.  acd  f 

AHFW 

Rosia  B. 

AHKS 

Burriana. 

AHBZ 

Tagus  R. 
Belem. 

AHFX 

Europa  Pt. 

AHKT 

Castellon  de  la  Plana. 

AHCB 

AHKV 

C.  Oropesa. 
Columbretes  Is. 
Pefiiscola. 

AHOE 
AHCG 

Lisbon.  6  c 
Guia. 

AHFZ 

Mediterranean. 

AHKW 
AHKZ 

AHCI 

San  Julian,  a  c 

AHLB 

Benicarl6. 

AHCJ 

Caxias  (Observatory). 

AHGB 

Blackstrap  B. 
Tunara.  a 

AHLC 

Vinaroz.  d 

AHCL 

Bugio. 

AHGC 

AHLE 

P.  Alfaques. 

AHCM 

Ajuda. 

AHGE 

Sabinilla. 

AHLF 

St.  Carlos. 

AHCN 

Cacilhas  Pt. 

AHGF 

Doncella  Pt. 

AHLG 

Bafia  Pt. 

AHCP 

C.  Espichel.  a  c 

AHGI 

Estepona. 

AHLJ 

Ebro  R. 

AHCQ 

Setubal  (St.  Ubes).  d 

AHGK 

Marbella. 

AHLK 

Amposta. 

AHCR 

C.  Sines. 

AHGL 

Calaburras  Pt. 

AHLM 

C.  Tortosa. 

AHCT 

Odemira. 

AHGM 

Fuengirola. 

AHLO 

Escudel,  or,  Fango  Pt. 

AHCU 

0.  Sardao. 

AHGO 

Malaga,  d 

AHLP 

P.  Fangar. 

AHCV 

0.  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 

Salobrena. 

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 

Bes6s  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 

Mataro.  d 

AHDQ 

Higuerita  Bar. 

AHIL 

C.  de  Gata.       . 

AHML 

Arenys  de  Mar. 

AHDR 

Rompido  Pt. 

AHIM 

Genoves. 

AHMN 

Calella 

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  Guixols.  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. 

AHEP 

OroR. 

AHIX 

Mazarron. 

AHMY 

Torruella. 

AHEG 

Guadalquiver  R. 

AHIY 

C.  TiSoso. 

AHMZ 

Meda  I. 

AHEI 

San    Lucar    de    Barra- 

AHIZ 

Cartagena,  a  d 

AHNC 

La  Escala.  d 

meda.  d 

AHJC 

Escombrera. 

AHND 

Ampurias. 
Rosas. 

AHEJ 

San  Lucar. 

AHJD 

Porman  B. 

AHNE 

AHEK 

Seville,  d 

AHJE 

C.  Palos.  d 

AHNG 

Cadaques.  d 
C.  Creus. 

AHEL 

Chipiona. 

AHJG 

Las  Hormigas. 

AHNI 

a  Signifies  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. 


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GULF  OF  GENOA. 


AHNJ 

AHNL 
AHNM 

AHNO 

AHNQ 

AHNR 

AHNS 

AHNU 

AHNV 

AHNW 

AHNY 

AHNZ 

AHOB 

AHOD 

AHOE 

AHOF 

AHOI 

AHOJ 

AHOK 

AHOM 

AHON 

AHOP 

AHOR 

AHOS 

AHOT 

AHOV 

AHOW 

AHOX 

AHOZ 

AHPB 

AHPC 

AHPD 

AHPE 

AHPF 

AHPG 

AHPJ 

AHPK 

AHPL 

AHPN 


St.  Cruz  de  la  Selva  (P. 

Selva).  d 
Llansa. 
Portbou. 

Balearic  Is. 
Formentera  I. 
Codolar  Pt. 

IVIZA. 

San.' Antonio  P. 

Ahorcados  I. 

Puercos  I. 

Botafoch  I. 

Grosa  Pt. 

Cone j era  I. 

Majorca. 

Palma.  d 

C.  Blanco. 

P.  Pi. 

C.  Cala  Figuera. 

Dragonera  I. 

P.  Soller.  d 

Groaa,  or,  Llarga  Pt. 

C.  Formenton. 

Pollensa. 

Alcudia.  d 

Alcanada,  or,  Aucanda 

Islet. 
C.  Pera. 
P.  Colon. 
C.  Salinas. 
Cabrera. 
Ansiola  Pt. 
Minorca. 
C.  Bajoli. 
P.  Mahon. 
San  Carlos  Pt. 
Ayre  I. 
C.  Dartuch. 
Ciudadela. 
C.    Caballeria,    or,    Ca- 

valleria. 
P.  Fornells. 


AHPO 

Banyuls.  d 

AHPQ 

C.  Bear  (Beam):  a 

AHPS 

P.  Vendres.  d 

AHPT 

Collioure.  d 

AHPU 

Perpignan. 
St.  Nazaire. 

AHPW 

AHPX 

Leucate.  a 

AHPY 

La  Nouvelle.  a  d 

AHQB 

Narbonne. 

AHQC 

B^ziers. 

AHQD 

Toulouse. 

AHQF 

Herault  R. 

AHQG 

Agde.  a  d 

AHQI 

Gulp  of  Lyon. 

AHQK 

Brescou  I. 

AHQL 

Bessan. 

AHQM 

Marseillan. 

AHQO 

Meze. 

AHQP 

Cette.  a  c  d 

AHQR 

Etang  de  Thau. 

AHQT 

Frontignan. 

AHQU 

Montpellier. 

AHQV 

Aigues-Mortes.  d 

AHQX 

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,  d 

La  Gacholle. 

Faraman  (Camargue).  a  d 

Rh6ne  R.  d 

Aries. 

Tarascon. 

Avignon. 

Lyon. 

Foz. 

St.  Louis  Canal. 

Bouc.  d 

Martigues. 

C.  Couronne.  a 

C.  Janet. 

Marseille,  d 

National  Basin. 

Maritime  Basin. 

Lazaret  Basin. 

Joliette  Basin. 

Old  Basin. 

Chateau  d'lf  I. 

Ratoneau  I. 

P.  du  Frioul. 

Pomegues  I.  a  e 

Planier  I.  d 

C.  Croisette.  a 

Riou  I. 


Bee  de  PAigle.  a 
Ciotat.  d 
Bandol. 
Sanary. 
Six-Fours,  a 
Brusc.  d 
Embiez  I.  d 
C.  Sicie. a 
C.  Sepet.  a 
Toulon.  6 
Lazaretto  Road. 
La  Seyne  B. 
Inner  Road. 
Mourillon. 


L'Ane  Bank. 
Giens.  a 

Great  Ribaud  I. 
Hyeres. 
C.  Benat.  a 
Fourches  Mt. 
Porquerolles.  a  df 
P.  Cros. 
Levant  Is.  a 
JBormes  Road. 
Lavandou. d 
Cavalaire.  d 
C.  Camarat.  a  d 
St.  Tropez. 
St.  Maxime. 
Sardinieres  Pt.  u 
Fr6jus. 

St.  Raphael,  d 
C.  JJrammond.  a 
Agay  Road,  d 
Napoule  G. 
Cannes,  d 

St.  Marguerite  He.  a 
Jouan  G.  d 
Ilette  Pt. 
Garoupe.  a 


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 

AHXE 

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).  d 

Switzerland. 

Berne. 

Geneva. 

Italy. 

Ventimiglia.  d 
San  Remo.  d 
Maurizio.  d 
Oneglia.  d 
C.  Mele.  af 
Alassio.  d 
Albenga. 
Noli,  a  d 
Spotorno.  d 
Vado.  d 
Savona.  d 
Varazze. 
Voltri. 
Genoa.  6  d 
Piedmont. 
Turin. 

C.  San  Benigno  (Ferro, 
or,  Faro),  a 

St.  Giacomo  Pt. 
P.  Fino.  u, 
Santa  Margherita.  d 
Rapallo. 
Chiavari,  d 
Sestri  Levante. 
P.  Venere.  d 
Levanto. 
Mesco  Pt. 
Palmaria  I.  af 
Tinol. 
Spezia.  b  d 
Lerici.  d 
Avenza. 
Viareggio.  d 
Tuscany. 
Arno  R. 
Pisa. 
Florence. 
Leghorn,  df 
Meloria  Sh. 
Gorgona  I.  u 
Vada. 
Barratti  P. 
Piombino  Pt.  a 
Vecchio  P. 
Troja  I. 
Castiglione. 
Talamone  B. 
Campo  alle  Serre.  a 
Elba  I.  af 
Ferrajo  P. 
P.  Longone. 
Monte  Grosso.  a 
Focardo  F. 
Palmajola  I. 
Pianosa  I. 


a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Lite-Saving  Station; 
6  «  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station; /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  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 

Caporosso  Pt. 

AIEC 

P.  Malfatano. 

AIHU 

Massa  Lubrense. 

AHZI 

Giannutri. 

AIBD 

Rossa  B. 

AIHW 

Campanella  Pt. 
Capri,  a 

AHZK 

Capel  rosso  Pt. 

AIEG 

C.  Teulada. 

AIHX 

AHZL 

Capraia.  a 

AIEH 

Pal  mas  B. 

AIHY 

Carena  Pt. 

AHZM 

Castello  Mt. 

AIEJ 

San  Antioco  I. 

AIJB 

Amain.  ■ 

AHZO 

C.  Ferraione. 

AIEL 

C.  Sperone.  af 

AIJC 

C.  Orso, 

AIEM 

P.  Scuso. 

AIJD 

Salerno,  d 

AIEN 

St.  Pietro  I. 

AIJF 

Agropoli 
Licosa  Pt. 

AHZP 

Corsica  ( Corse). 

AIEP 

C.  Sandalo. 

AUG 

AHZQ 

C  Corso  (Corse),  a  e 

AIEQ 

Carlo  Forte. 

AIJH 

C.  Palinuro.  a 

AHZS 

Giraglia  I.  d 

AIER 

Iglesias. 

ALTL 

Inf  reschi  P. 

AHZT 

C.  Sagro.  a           ■, 

AIET 

Oristano. 

AIJM 

Scario. 

AHZU 

Bastia.  d              t 

AIEU 

C.  San  Marco. 

AIJN 

Policastro. 

AHZW 

P.  St.  Nicolas.- r 

AIEV 

Bosa. 

AIJP 

Sapri. 

C.  Bonifati. 

AHZX 

Alistro.  a 

AIEX 

Rossa  I. 

AIJQ 

AHZY 

Favone. 

AIEY 

Alghero. 

AIJR 

C.  Suvero. 

AIBD. 

Pinarello  B. 

AIEZ 

P.  Conte. 

AIXT 

Pizzo. 

AIBE 

Chiappa  Pt.  a  d 

AIFC 

C.  Caccia.  a 

AUU 

Santa  Venere  P. 

AIBF 

P.  Vecchio.  d 

AIFD 

C.  Argentiera. 

AIJV 

Monteleone. 

AIBH 

Cavallo  I. 

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 

Fornelli  Road. 

AIKC 

Scilla.  d 

AIBN 

C.  Feno.  d 

AIFM 

P.  Torres. 

AIKD 

Pezzo. 

AIBO 

Sen^tose  Pt. 

AIFN 

Sassari. 

AIKE 

Reggio./ 

AIBQ 

Propriano.  d 

AIFO 

Castel  Sardo. 

AIKG 

C.  dell'  Armi.  a  e 

AIBR 
AIBS 

Ajaccio.  df 
Sanguinaire  I.  a 

AIKH 

C.  Spartivento.  a 

AIBU 

GaleYia.  d 

AIFQ 

Cala  Grande  I. 

AIBV 

C.  Cavalo.  a 

AIFR 

Argentario  Monte,  a 
Orbetello. 

AIKJ 

Sicily. 

AIBW 

Revellata  Pt.  d 

AIFS 

AIKM 

C.  Pelero,  or,  Faro. 

AIBY 

Calvi.  d 

AIFU 

Ercole  Pt. 

AIKN 

Mazzone  Pt. 

AIBZ 

Mt.  Grosso. 

AIFV 

Civita  Vecchia.  d 

AIKO 

Str.  of  Messina. 

AICB 

Algajola. 

AIFW 

C.  Linaro. 

AIKQ 

Spuria,  a  ef 

AICE 

Rousse  I. ad 

AIFY 

Chiaruccia  Tower,  a 

AIKR 

Canzirri. 

AIOF 

Mortella  Pt.  a  d 

AIFZ 

Tiber  R.  c 

AIKS 

Messina,  bf 

AICG 

St.  Florent.  d 

AIGB 

Fiumicino. 

AIKU 

Scaletta. 

AIGD 

Rome./ 

AIKV 

Taormina.  a 

AIGE 

Fiumara  Grande. 

AIKW 

Riposto. 

AICJ 

Sardinia. 

AIGF 

Ostia. 

AIKY 

Aci  Reale. 

AICK 

C.  Testa,  a  e 

AIGJ 

Anzio.  d 

AIKZ 

Mt.  JStna. 

AICL 

Santa  Teresa  Gallura. 

AIGK 

Mt.  Circep  Circello.  a 

AILB 

Catania,  b 

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.  af 

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. 

AIOX 

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.  af 

AIDC 

C.  Figari.  a 

AIGX 

Piopetto  Pt. 

AILS 

C.  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.  a 

AIDM 

P.  Brandinchi. 

AIHG 

Pozzuoli. 

AIMB 

Palma. 

AIDO 

Siniscola. 

AIHK 

Nisita. 

AIMC 

Girgenti. 

AIDP 

C.  Comino. 

AIHL 

Naples,  b 

AIME 

P.  Empedocle. 

AIDQ 

Tortoli. 

AIHM 

Portici. 

AIMF 

C.  Rossello. 

AIDS 

C.  Bellavista.  o 

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; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  f  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


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105 


MALTA 

ADRIATIC. 

AIML 

Mazzara. 

AIQH 

Palascia  Tower. 

AIUF 

Vicenza. 

AIMO 

Marsala. 

AIQJ 

Missipezza  Rk. 
Brindisi.  a 

AIUG 

Piave  Vecchia. 

AIMP 

Tramontana  Pt. 

AIQK 

AIUJ 

'  Cortellazzo. 

AIMQ 

Favignana.  a 
Sottile  Pt. 

AIUK 

Cavetta  Canal. 

AIMS 

AIQL 

Adriatic. 

AIUL 

Piave  R. 

AIMT 

Maritimo. 

AIUN 

Falconera. 

AIMU 

Libeccio  Pt. 

AIQN 

C.  Gallo. 

AIUO 

Baseleghe. 

AIMW 

Levanzo. 

AIQO 

Monopoli. 

AIUP 

Tagliamento  R. 

AIMX 

Grosso  Pt. 

AIQP 

Mola. 

AIUR 

Lignano. 

AIMY 

Fornlica. 

AIQS 

San  Cataldo  Pt. 

AIUS 

Marano. 

AINB 

Trapani.  af 

AIQT 

Bari.  af 
Giovinazzo. 

ALUT 

Alps. 

AINC 

Palumbo  I. 

AIQU 

AIUW 

Lombardy. 

AIND 

Columbaia  1. 

AIQW 

Molfetta. 

AIUX 

Milan. 

AINF 
AING 

Ronciglio  Pt. 
C.St.  Vito. 

AlQX 
AIQY 

Bisceglie. 
Trani. 

AIUY 

P.  Buso. 

AINH 

Castellamare. 

AIRB 

Barletta. 

AIVB 

Austria. 

AINL 

C.  Gallo.  a 

AIRC 

Manfredonia. 

AIVC 

Vienna. 

AINM 

Mt.  Pellegrino.a 

AIRD 

Mattinata. 

AIVD 

Grado. 

AINP 

Palermo. 

AIRF 

Rossa  Pt. 

AIVF 

P.  Primero. 

AINQ 

C.  Zaffrano. 

AIRG 

Gargano  Hd. 

AIVG 

Isonzo  R. 

AINB. 

Termini  Imerese. 

AIRH 

Vieste.  af 

AIVH 

Panzano  B. 

AINT 

Cefalu. 

AIRK 

Peschici. 

AIVK 

Gorizia,  or,  Goritz. 

AINU 

C.  Orlando. 

AIRL 

Tremiti  Is.  a 

AIVL 

Duino. 

AINV 

Patti. 

AIRM 

San  Nicola  I, 

AIVM 

Grignano  B. 

AINX 

Oliveri. 

AIRO 

Pianosa  I. 

AIVO 

Trieste,  a  b  d 

AINY 

Milazzo. 

AIRP 

Caprara  I. 
Pelagosa  I. 

AIVP 

Muggia. 

AINZ 

Ustica  I.o 

AIRQ 

AIVQ 

Servola. 

AIOC 

Uomo-Morto  Pt. 

AIRT 

Mileto  Pt. 

AIVS 

Zaole. 

AIOD 

Gavazzi  Pt. 

AIRU 

Termoli. 

AIVT 

Sottile  Pt. 

AIRV 

Vasto. 

AIVU 

Istria. 

AIOE 

Lipari  I.' 

AIRX 

Ortona. 

AIVX 

Capo  d'Istria  B. 
Isola. 

AIOG 

Vulcano  I. 

AIRY 

Francavilla. 

AIVY 

AIOH 

Saraceno  Mt. 

AIRZ 

Pescara. 

AIVZ 

Pirano. 

AIOJ 

Stromboli  I.o 

AISC 

Fermo. 

AIWC 

Madonna  Pt. 

AIOL 

Salina  I. a 

AISD 

Mt.  Conero. 

AIWD 

Salvore  Pt.  a 

AIOM 

Alicudi. 

AISE 

Ancon  a.  ad!/ 

AIWE 

Pegolotta  Pt. 

AISG 

Mt.  Cappuccini.  a 
Senigallia.  d     • 

AIWG 

Umago. 

AIOQ 

Malta,  e 

AISH 

AIWH 

Daila. 

AIOR 

Valetta.6/ 

AISJ 

Fano. 

AIWJ 

Quieto. 

AIOS 

Floriana. 

AISL 

Pesaro. 

AIWL 

Cittanuova. 

AIOU 

St.  Elmo. 

AISM 

Cattolica. 

AIWM 

Torre. 

AIOV 

Sliema. 

AISN 

Rimini. 

AIWN 

Cervera. 

AIOW 

Marsa  Scirocco. 

AISP 

Cesenatico. 

AIWP 

Parenzo. 

AIOY 

Comino  I. 

AISQ 

Cervia. 

AIWQ 

Fontane. 

AIOZ 

Gozo. 

AISR 

Bologna. 

AIWR 

Orsera. 

AIPB 

Lampedusa. 

AISU 

Ravenna. 

AIWT 

Leme  Ch. 

AIPD 

Cavallo  Bianco  Pt. 

AISV 

P.  Corsini.  a 

AIWU 

Rovigno. 

San  Giovanni  di  Pelago. 

AIPE 

C.  Grecale. 

AISW 

Primaro. 

AIWY 

AIPF 

Linosa. 

AISY 

Comacchio. 

AIWZ 

Brioni  Is. 

AIPH 

PANTELLARIA.e 

AISZ 

PoR. 

AIXB 

Pedena  Pt. 

AIPJ 

Curritia  (Spadillo)  Pt. 

AITB 

Volano. 

AIXD 

Fasana. 

AITD 

Goro  Pt. 

AIXE 

Pol  a.  6  d 

AIPK 

Calabria. 

AITE 

Gorino. 

AIXF 

Olivi  Islet. 

AIPM 

,  Bovalino. 

AITF 

Tolle. 

AIXH 

C.  Compare. 

AIPN 

Gioiosa  Jonica. 

AITH 

Maestra  Pt. 

AIXJ 

P.  Veruda. 

AIPO 

Squillaee. 

AITJ 

Contarina. 

AIXK 

Porer  Rock,  a 

AIPR 

Catanzaro.  . 

AITK 

Ferrara. 

AIXM 

C.  Promontore. 

AIPS 

C.  Rizzuto.  • 

AITM 

Adige  R. 

AIXN 

Medolino  G. 

AIPT 

C.  Colonne.  a 

AITN 

Chioggia.  d 

AIXO 

Ronze. 

AIPV 

Cotrone. 

AITO 

Malamocco./' 
Rocchetta  Ch.  a 

AIXQ 

Merlera  Pt. 

AIPW 

Taranto.  6 

AITQ 

AIXR 

Quarnero  G. 

AIPX 

San  Paolo  I. 

AITR 

Alberoni. 

AIXS 

Bado. 

AIPZ 

C.  St.  Vito.  a 

AITS 

Venice,  b 

AIXU 

Arsa  Canal. 

AIQB 

Gallipoli. 

AITV 

San  Nicolo  Del  Lido,  a 

AIXV 

Gradaz. 

AIQC 

San  Andrea  I. 

AITW 

Tre  Porti. 

AIXW 

Ubas  Pt. 

AITX 

Murano. 

AIXZ 

Nera  Pt. 

AIQE 

C.    Santa     Maria    di 

AITZ 

Burano. 

AIYB 

Lungo  (Istria). 

Leuca.  af 

AIUB 

Giudecca  Canal. 

AIYC 

Rabaz. 

AIQF 
AIQG 

Montelungo. 
Otranto.  o 

AIUC 
AIUE 

Mestre. 
Padua. 

AIYE 
AIYF 

Fianona. 
Farasina. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station ;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  ca  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station ;  d  a  Llfe-Saving  Station; 
a  Digiuuco  »  ^  €  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


ADRIATIC. 

GREECE. 

AIYG 

Moscenice. 

AJDG 

*Lucietta  I. 

AJHB 

P.  Palermo. 

AIYJ 

Volosca. 

AJDH 

Capocesto. 

AJHC 

Santa  Quaranta. 

AIYK 

Castua. 

AJDI 

Rogosnizza. 
Mulo  I. 

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. 

AIYB    < 

Fiume.  bd 

AJDR 

Spalato.  d 
Almissa. 

AJHM 

Samothraki  I. 

AIYS 

Maria  Teresa  Mole 

AJDT 

AJHO 

Corfu. 

AIYT 

Buccari  B. 

AJDU 

Makarska. 

AJHP 

Tignoso  I. 

AIYU 

P.  Re. 

AJDV 

Brazza  I. 

AJHQ 

Paxo  I. 

AIYV 

Cherso. 

AJDX 

Milna. 

AJHS 

Laka  P. 

AIYW 

Zaglava  Rock. 

AJDY 

St.  Pietro. 

*AJHT 

Madonna  I. 

AIYX 

Glavina  Pt. 

AJDZ 

Juja  Pt. 

AJHU 

P.  Gayo. 

AIZB 

Prestenizze  Pt. 

AJEC 

Spalmadori  Ch. 

AJHW 

Anti-Paxo. 

AIZC 

Galiola  Is. 

AJED 

Lesina. 

AJHX 

Sivota  I. 

AIZD 

Unie  I. 

AJEF 

Citta  Veechia. 

AJHY 

PargaP.           T*' 

AIZF 

Sansego. 

AJEH    ' 

Verboska. 

AJIB 

P.  St.  Giovanni. 

AIZG 

Ossero. 

AJEI 

Gelsa. 

AJIC 

Phanari  P. 

AIZH 

Martinscica,    or,     Mar- 

AJEK 

Lissa.  ^ 

AJID 

Prevesa. 

tincica. 

AJEL 

St.  Georgio  P. 

AJIE 

Greece. 

AIZK 

Lussin  Piccolo,  bed. 

AJEM 

Comisa. 

AJIF 

Kervasara. 

AIZL 

Kolorat  Hr. 

AJEN 

Stoncica  Pt.  a  d 

AJIG 

Arta  G. 

AIZM 

■  Plaunick  I . 

AJEO 

Curzola.  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. 

AIZR 

Gruizza,  or,  Gruica  I. 

AJEU 

Lagosta.  a 

AJIP 

Vliko  P. 

AIZT 

Terstenik  I, 

AJEV 

P.  Rosso. 

AJIQ 

Meganisi  Ch. 
C.  Dukato. 

AIZU 

Veglia. 

AJEW 

C.  Gomena. 

AJIR" 

AIZV 

Negritto  Pt. 

Malinska.. 

AJEY 

Narenta  Ch.  c 

AJIT 

Drepano. 

AIZX 

AJEZ 

Tolero. 

AJIU 

Zaverda  B. 

AIZY 

Verbenico. 

AJFB 

Sabbioncello. 

AJIV 

Vurko  B. 

AJBO 

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 

Samos. 

AJBL 

Pervicchio  I. 

AJFK 

Lagostini  I. 

AJKD 

San  Theodora  Pt. 

AJBN 

Arbe  P. 

AJFL 

Olipa  I. 
P.  Gravosa. 

AJKE 

Anastasia  B. 

AJBO 

Dolin  I. 

AJFN 

AJKG 

Argostoh. 

AJBP 

Gabovacatrida. 

AJFO 

Pettini  I. 

AJKH 

Lixuri. 

AJBR 

P.  Jablanaz. 

AJFP 

Ragusa.  d 

AJKI 

Guardiana  I. 

AJBS 

Pago  I. 

AJFR 

Old     Ragusa     (Ragusa 

AJKM 

Ithaca  I. 

AJBT 

Novalja. 

Veechia). 

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 

Ulbo. 

AJFW 

Teodo  B. 

AJKS 

Stro  vathi     (Stamphani 

AJCB 

Selve. 

AJFX 

Risano. 

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 

Bianche  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. 

AJDC 

Sebenico.  d 

AJGX 

Valona  B. 

AJLW 

Kyparissia. 

AJDE 

P.  Tajer. 

AJGY 

Dukati  P. 

AJLX 

Proti  I. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Tiino  Signal  Station ;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Lite-Saving  Station: 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


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107 


ARCHIPELAGO. 


SEA  OF  MARMORA. 


AJLZ 


Navarin,  or,  Neo  Kas- 
tro. 


AJMB 

Sapienza  I. 

AJMC 

Mothoni. 

AJME 

Morea. 

AJMF 

Korofli. 

AJMG 

Petalidi. 

AMI 

Kalamata. 

AJMK 

C.  Kitries. 

AJML 

Limeni. 

AJMO 

C.  Matapan. 

AJMP 

Kolokithia  B. 

AJMQ 

Skutari. 

AJMS 

Gythium. 

AJMT 

Cranoe  I. 

AJMU 

Iris,  or,  Vasili  R. 

AJMW 

Sparta. 

AJMX 

Cerigo  I. 

AJMY 

C.  Spathi. 

AJNB 

Kapsali  B. 

AJNC 

Cerigotto. 

AJND 

C.  Malea. 

AJNF 

Belo  Pulo  I. 

AJNG 

Ieraka  P. 

AJNH 

Pulithra  P. 

AJNK 

Nauplia. 

AJNL 

Argos. 
Tolon  B. 

AJNM 

AJNP 

Khaidari  P. 

AJNQ 

Kiladia  P. 

AJNR 

Spezzia  I. 

AJNU 

Hydra. 

AJNV 

C.  Zurva. 

AJNX 

Mandraki. 

AJNY 

Poros. 

AJNZ 

Dana  Pt. 

AJOO 

Pogon  P. 

AJOD 

iEgina. 

AJOE 

Sophiko  P. 

AJOG 

Kalamaki. 

AJOH 

Salamis  B. 

AJOI 

Lipso  I. 

AJOL 

Eleusis. 

AJOM 

Pirseus. 

AJON 

Phalerum  B. 

AJOP 

Athens.  ■ 

AJOQ 

C.  Themistocles. 

AJOR 

Phleva  I. 

AJOS 

0.  Colonna. 

AJOU 

Agastira  B. 

AJOV 

P.  Mandri. 

AJOW 

P.  Raphti. 

AJOX 

Petali  G. 

AJOY 

Euripo  Ch. 

AJOZ 

Talanta  B. 

AJPB 

Berdugi  I. 

AJPD 

Candia  (Crete). 

AJPE 

Khania. 

AJPF 

C.  Drepano. 

AJPH 

Suda  B. 

AJPI 

Azizieh. 

AJPK 

Rithymno,  or,  Retimo 

AJPM 

Megalo     Kastron,     or 

Candia  Town. 

AJPN 

C.  St.  John,  or,  Spina 

longa. 

AJPO 

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. 

Planumi  I. 

Steno  Pass. 

Andros. 

Gavrion  P. 

Kordion  B. 

Doro  Ch. 

Syra. 

Gaidaro  Islet. 

Hermopolis. 

Mykoni. 

C.  Armenisti. 

Rhenea 

Delos. 

Paros. 

Naussa  P. 

Parekhia  P. 

Antiparos. 

Naxos. 

Naxia. 

Amorgo. 

P.  Vathy. 

Nio. 

Santorin. 

C.  Akroteri. 

Anaphi. 

Rhodes./ 

Lindos. 

C.  Prasonisi. 

Scarpanto. 

Tristoma. 

Livadia  B. 


I 


Maltezana. 

Kandeliusa. 

Niseros. 

Symi. 

Kalolimno. 

Kalimno. 

Levitha. 

Lero. 

Lipso. 

Patmos. 

Skala. 

Stavros  P. 

Griko  P. 

Nikaria. 

Furni. 

Samos. 

P.  Tigani. 

Vathi  P. 

Psara. 

Khios  (Scio). 


AJTN 

AJTO 

AJTQ 

AJTR 

AJTS 

AJTV 

AJTW 

AJTX 

AJTZ 

AJUB 

AJUG 

AJUE 

AJUF 

AJUG 

AJUI 

AJUK 

AJUL 

AJUN 

AJUO 

AJJJP 

AJUR 

AJUS 

AJUT 

AJUW 

AJUX 
AJUY 
AJVB 
AJVC 
AJVD 
AJVF 
AJVG 
AJVH 
AJVK 
AJVL 
AJVM 
AJVO 

AJVP 

AJVQ 

AJVS 

AJVT 

AJVU 

AJVX 

AJVY 

AJVZ 

AJWC 

AJWD 

AJWE 

AJWG 

AJWH 

AJWI 

AJWL 

AJWM 

AJWN 

AJWP 

AJWQ 

i 
AJWR 
AJWT 
AJWU 
AJWV 
AJWY 
AJWZ 
AJXB 
AJXD 
AJXE 


Pasha  I. 
Kastro. 
Kolokithia. 
Paspargo  I. 
Boghazi  P. 
Mitylene. 
P.  Kalloni. 
Sigri  P. 
Eleos  I. 
Iero  P. 
Strati. 
Lemnos. 
Mudros  B. 
Kondia  P. 
Kastro. 
Purnea  B. 
Tenedos. 
Ponente  Pt. 
Gadaro  I. 
Imbros.  ' 
C.  Kephalo. 
Samothraki. 
Thaso  I. 

EuBosA  I.,  or,  Negro- 

PONT. 

Strongilo  I. 

Zeitun,  or,  Stylida  G. 

C.  Kiliomeli. 

C.  Vasilina. 

Mijella,  or,  Amaliopolis. 

Volo. 

Skyro. 

Skiatho. 

Skopelo. 

Guruni  Hd. 

Khelidromi  I. 

Pelago  I. 

Turkey. 

Macedonia. 

Roumelia. 

Saloniki. 

Vardar  Bank  Lt.  V. 

C.  Kara. 

Panomi  Pt. 

Kassandra  G. 

ProblakaB. 

M.  Athos. 

Plati. 

Deuthero  Cove. 

Kavala. 

Kalamuti  Hr. 

Fenar  Pt. 

D^deagatch. 

Enos. 

G.  of  Xeros. 

Baklar  P. 

The  Dardanelles,  e 
C.  Helles. 
C.  Yeni-Shehr. 
Kum  Kalessi. 
Kephez  Pt. 
Sari  Siglar. 
Chanak. 
Nagara  Liman. 
Nagara  Kalessi  Abydos 
(Castle). 


a  SieuiBes  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. 


108 


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Part  I. 


SEA  OF  MARMORA 

BLACK  SEA. 

AJXH 

Gallipoli. 

AKCF 

Therapia. 
Buyukber6. 

AKFN 

Moldava. 

AJXI 

Dohan  Asian  Bank  Lt.V. 

AKCG 

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- 

AKON 

Anadolu  Hissari  I. 

AKFS 

Tsarigrld  Mouth,  d 

dosto. 

AKCO 

Khanlijeh. 

AKFU 

Akerman.  d 

AJXQ 

Erekli. 

AKCP 

Injir  B. 

AKFV 

C.  Fontana. 

AJXR 

Silivri. 

AKCR 

Beikos. 

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.  Anatoli. 

AKGE 

Och&kov.  acd 

AJYC 

Prinkipo. 

AKGF 

Nikolaev.  6  d 

AJYE 

Kartal. 

AKDB 

Black  Sea. 

AKGI 

Kinburn. 

AJYP 

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 

Sizepoii  (Pribachi  C). 

skaia. 

AJYN 

Karamusal. 

AKDJ 

Megalo  Nisi  I. 

AKGP 

Aogoyavlensk. 

AJYO 

Dil  Bumu. 

AKDL 

Poros  Pt. 

AKGR 

Siversov. 

AJYP 

Topehe  B. 

AKDM 

Bdrghaz  B. 

AKGS. 

Bqggonosky. 
F.  Nikolaev.  6 

AJYR 

Boz  Burnu. 

AKDO 

Anastatia,  or,  Papas  I. 
Messemvria. 

AKGT. 

AJYS- 

Gemlik,  or,  Kios. 

AKDP 

AKGV 

Konstantinovski. 

AJYT 

Mudania. 

AKDQ 
AKDS 

C.  Emineh. 

AKGW 

Alexandrovsk. 

AJYV 

Kalolimno. 

Kamchy  R. 
Bulgaria. 

AKGX 

Stanislav. 

AJYW 

Brusa. 

AKDT 

AKGZ 

Kherson. 

AJYX 

Pandemia. 

AKDU 

C.  Galata. 

AKHB 

Tendra  B.  a 

AJZB 

Peramo  B. 

AKDV 

Varna. 

AKHC 

Perekop  G. 

AJZC 

Marmara  I. 

AKDW 

Baljik. 

AJZD 

Palatia  B. 

AKDX 

Kavarna. 

AKHE 

Krimea,  or  Crimea. 

AJZF 

Mermerjik  B. 

AKDY 

C.  Kaliakra. 

AKHF 

C.  Tarkhan. acd 

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. 

-r»      it- 

AKEF 

Mangalia  (Mangolia). 

AKHM 

C.  Khersonese.  a  cf 

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 
AJZU 
AJZW 

Rhoda. 
Artaki  B. 
Karabuga. 
Kamir. 

AKEJ 
AKEL 
AKEM 

Portiza  (Portici). 
St.  George  Mouth. 
Sulina  Mouth,  d 

AKHT 
AKHW 
AKHX 

Sudak. 

Theodosia  (Kaffa).  d 

C.  Chauda.  a 

AKEN 

Serpents  I.  (Fidonisi). 

AKHY 

Kyz  Aul  Pt.  a  c 

AKEO 

Kilia  Mouth. 

AKIB 

C.  Takly. 

AJZX 

Bosphorus.  a 

AKEP 

Tulcea. 

AKIC 

Tuslinski  Lt.  V. 

AJZY 

Seraglio  Pt. 

AKEQ 
AKER 

Isaccea. 

AKID 

C.  St.  Paul,  d 

AKBD 

Kadi  Kioi. 

Galatz 

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). 
Cernavoda. 

AKIL 

Yenikale  C.  d 

AKBJ 

Constantinople,      or, 

AKEW 

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,  c  d 

AKBIT 

Fundukli. 

AKFE 

Turnu-Severin. 

AKIV 

Beglitzkaia  Lt.  V.  c 

AKBV 

Orta  Kioi. 

AKFG 

Danube,  c 

AKIX 

Taganrog,  c  d 

AKBW 

Kuru  Chesmeh. 

AKFH 

Bucharest. 

AKIY 

Rostov,  d 

AKBY 

Arnaut  Kioi. 

AKFI 

Jassy. 

AKIZ 

Azov. 

AKBZ 

Bebek. 

AKFJ 

Craiova. 

AKJC 

Don  R.  cd 

AKCB 

Rumili  Hissar. 

AKFL 

Oltenia. 

AKJD 

Pechany  Lt.  V. 

AKCE 

Yeni-Kioi. 

AKFM 

Mutenia. 

AKJE 

Eisk  Spit,  d 

a  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. 


Part  1. 


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109 


ASIA  MINOR. 

NORTH  AFRICA. 

AKJG 

Dolga  Spit. 
TemriukB.  ' 

AKOB 

Ali-Agha  P. 

AKRV 

Latakiyah. 

AKJH 

AKOD 

Foggia  Nova. 

AKRW 

Markhab. 

AKJI 

Taman  Lake. 

AKOE 

Fouies. 

AKRX 

Tartus. 

AKOF 

Oglak  I. 

AKRZ 

Ruad  I. 

AKJM 

Asia  Minor 

AKOH 

C.  Merminji. 

AKSB 

Tripoli. 

AKJN 

Caucasus. 

AKOI 

Pelican  Spit  Lt.  V. 

AKSC 

Ramkine  I. 

AKJO 

Circassia. 

AKOJ 

Sanjak  Spit  Lt.  V. 

AKSE 

Jebeil. 

AKJQ 

Tuzla  Bank. 

AKOM 

Smyrna. 

AKSF 

Beirut. 

AKJR 

Anapa. 
Doob  Pt. 

AKON 

*  Vourlah. 

AKSG 

Damascus. 

AKJS 

AKOP 

Sahib  P. 

AKSI 

Saida. 

AKJU 

Penai  Pt. 

AKOR 

Eritra. 

AKSJ 

Jezireh. 

AKJW 

Npvorossisk,   or,   Sujak 

AKOS 

Kezil  Pt. 

AKSL 

Sur,  or,  Tyre. 

Bay. 

AKOT 

Chesme. 

AKSN 

Akka,  or,  Acre. 

AKJY 

Ghelenjik  B. 

AKOV 

Egrilar. 

AKSO 

Haifa. 

AKJZ 

Kadosh,  or,  Chardak  Pt. 

AKOW 

Mersin  P. 

AKSP 

C.  Carmel. 

AKLD 

F.  St.  Duka. 

AKOX 

Sikia  P. 

AKSR 

Kaisariyeh  (Ceesarea). 

AKLE 

Sochinski  (Socha  Bitke 

AKOZ 

Sighajik  P. 

AKST 

Arsuf  (Appolonia). 

Pt.)       , 

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 

Sukhum  B. 

AKPG 

Giova  P. 

AKSY 

Yebnah. 

AKLN 

Redoute  Kalessi. 

AKPI 

Gallipoli  P. 

AKSZ 

Dead  Sea. 

AKLO 

Poti  F.  c  d 

AKPJ 

Kos. 

AKLP 

Batum-.  c  d 

AKPL 

Kum  Pt. 

AKTB 

Africa. 

AKLR 

Gunieh. 

AKPN 

Doris  G. 

AKPO 

Ipsera  Met. 

AKTC 

Egypt. 

AKLS 

Caspian  Sea. 

AKTD 

Cairo. 

AKLT 

Volga  R. 

AKPQ 

Levant. 

AKTF 

El  Arish. 

AKLV 

Baku. 

AKPS 

Karamania. 

AKTG 

P.  Said,  ab  ef 

AKLW 

Tiflis. 

AKPT 

Marmarice. 

AKTI 

Suez  Canal. 

AKLX 

Georgia. 

AKPU 

Karaghatch  Hr. 

AKTL 

Lake  Menzaleh. 

AKLZ 

Armenia. 

AKPW 

Makri  Hr.  / 

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 

Adalia. 

AKTU 

Damietta. 

AKME 

Platana. 

AKQD 

Kara  Burnu. 

AKTW 

Nile  R. 

AKMF 

C.  Ier6s. 

AKQF 

C.  Kiloarda. 

AKTX 

Brulosi 

AKMG 

Tereboli. 

AKQG 

Alaya. 

AKTZ 

Rosetta. 

AKMI 

Kerassond,    or,    Keras- 

AKQH 

Anamur  C. 

AKUB 

Abukir  B. 

unda. 

AKQJ 

Chelindreh  P. 

AKUC 

Alexandria,  ab  d  e 

AKML 

VonaB. 

AKQL 

Cavaliere  C. 

AKUE 

El  Amaid. 

AKMO 

Unieh. 

AKQM 

Aghaliman. 

AKUF 

Kanais  G. 

AKMP 

Samsun. 

AKQO 

Bagasse  Pt. 

AKUG 

Marsa  Omrakum. 

AKMQ 

Halys  Pt.,  or,  C.  Bafra. 
Kizil  Irmak. 

AKQP 

Mersina. 

AKUI 

Marsa  Tebruk. 

AKMS 

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  Arnauti. 

AKUP 

Marsa  Sousah. 

AKNC 

Amastra. 

AKQX 

Paphos. 

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. 
Kilia  Pt. 

AKRE 

C.  Greco. 

AKUY 

Ras  Zorug. 

AKNL 

AKRF 

Famagusta. 

AKVB 

Lebidah. 

AKRH 

C.  Andreas. 

AKNM 

Anatolia. 

AKVD 

Tunis.               ; 

AKNP 

Bashika  B. 

AKRI 

Syria. 

AKVE 

Zarzis. 

AKNQ 

Yukyeri  Pt. 

AKRJ 

Ayas. 

AKVF 

Jerba  I.  (Djerba). 

AKNR 

G.  Baba. 

AKRM 

Bayas. 

AKVG 

Bahiret  el  bu  Grara. 

AKNT 

Sivriji  Pt. 

AKRN 

Iskandertin  G. 

AKVH 

Humt  Adjim. 

AKNU 

Adramyti. 

AKRO 

Alexandretta    (Iskande- 

AKVI 

Gabes,  or,  Kabes.  d 

AKNV 

Dikili. 

run). 

AKVJ 

Skira. 

AKNX 

P.  Aiano. 
Sandarli  G. 

AKRQ 

Antioch. 

AKVM 

Sur-KenisB. 

AKNY 

AKRS 

Bazit  Pt. 

AKYN 

Sfax.  d 

AKNZ 

Rema  B. 

AKRT 

Ibn  Hani  Pt. 

AKVO, 

Kerkenah  Is. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


NORTH  AFRICA. 

ATLANTIC  OCEAN. 

WEST  AFRICA. 

AKVQ 

Sherki  I. 

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. 

ALBO 

Almadabra,  or,  Madraga 

ALEQ 

Jandia  Pt. 

akvw 

Susa  (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. 

akwb 

Goletta  (La  Goulette).  d 

ALBJ 

C.  Spartel.  a  e 

ALEY 

akwg 

Carthage  C.  a. 

ALBK 

Jeremias  Anchorage. 

ALEZ 

Tenerife. 

akwh 

Piana  I.  (El  Kamela). 

ALBN 

Arsila,  or,  Arzila. 

ALFC 

Anaga  Pt.  e 

akwi 

Poeto  Faeina.  a 

ALBO 

El  Araish. 

A&FD 

Santa  Cruz,  a  c 

AKWJ 

Cani  Is. 

ALBP 

Mehediya. 

ALFE 

Orotava  P. 

AKWM 

Benzert  (Bizeeta).  a  d 

ALBS 

Rabat  and  Sali. 

ALFH 

Gomera. 

AKWN 

Fratelli  Rocks. 

ALBT 

Dar  el  Beida. 

ALFI 

San  Sebastian. 

AKWO 

Ras  Engela. 

ALBV 

Azimur. 

ALFJ 

Hierro,  or,  Ferro. 

AKWP 

C.  Serrat. 

ALBW 

Mazighan. 

ALFM 

Palma. 

AKWR 

Galita  (La  Galite).  d 

ALBX 

C.   Cantin,   or,  Ras  iil 

ALFN 

Cumplida  Pt. 

AKWS 

Sorelle  Rocks. 

Hadik. 

ALFO 

Salvage  Is. 

AKWU 

C.  Negro. 

ALBZ 

Safi  (Asafi). 

AKWV 

Tabarka.  d 

ALCB 

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. 

AKXO 

C.  Rosa  (Rose). 

ALCH 

Wadi  Draa  (Nun  R.). 

ALFV 

Arguin  B. 
C.  Mirik. 

AKXD 

Bona  (B6ne).  d 

ALCJ 

C.  Juby. 

ALFW 

AKXF 

F.  Genois. 

ALFY 

Portendick. 

AKXG 

C.  de  Garde,  a 

ALCK 

Atlantic  Ocean. 

AKXI 

Takush  B. 

ALFZ 

Baebaey  Coast. 

AKXJ 

C.  de  Fer.  a 

ALCM 

Azores. 

AKXM 

Philippe ville.  d 

ALCN 

Corvo. 

ALGB 

Senegal  R. 

AKXN 

Stora.  d 

ALCO 

Flores. 

ALGD 

St.  Louis. 

AKXP 

Constantine. 

ALCP 

Santa  Cruz. 

ALGE 

Almadi,    or,    Almadies 

AKXQ 

Srigina  I. 

ALCR 

Fayal. 

Pt. 

AKXS 

Collo.  d 

ALCS 

Horta.  d  e 

ALGF 

Senegambia. 

AKXT 

C.  el  Jerba. 

ALCT 

Espalamaca  Pt. 

ALGI 

C.  Verde,  a 

AKXV 

C.  Bougaroni.  a 

ALCU 

Pico. 

ALGJ 

Goree. 

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,  a 

ALDB 

Praya. 

ALGO 

Cape  Verde  Is. 

AKYE 

Dellys.  d 

ALDC 

Angra.  c  d 

ALGP 

St.  Antonio. 

AKYG 

C.  de  1'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.  a  b  d 

ALGT 

Santa  Cruz. 

AKYL 

Bouzareah.  a 

ALDH 

Villa  Franca. 

ALGV 

St.  Vincent. 

AKYN 

Algier  (Alger).  6  d 

ALDI 

Arnel  Pt.  ace 

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 

Tenez,  or,  Tenes.  a  d 

ALDP 

Formigas. 

ALHC 

Preguiza. 

AKYU 

C.  Ivi. 

ALHE 

Sal  (Salt)  I. 

AKYW 

Mostaganem.  d 

ALDQ 

Madeira. 

ALHF 

Bona  vista. 

AKYX 

Arzeu,  or,  Arzew.  d 

ALDR 

Fora  I.  ad 

ALHG 

English  Road. 

AKZB 

Oran. d 

ALDS 

Loo  Rock,  a  c 

ALHJ 

Mayo  I. 

AKZO 

Marsa  el  Kelnr.  d 

ALDT 

Funchal.  d 

ALHK 

St.  Jago. 

AKZE 

C.  Falcon,  a 

ALDU 

Pargo  Pt.  a  c 

ALHM 

P.  Praya. 

AKZF 

Habibas  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 

Lanzarote. 

ALHY 

Kasamanze  R. 

AKZT 

C.  Tre  Forcas. 

ALEI 

Pechiquera  Pt. 
Naos  P. 

ALIB 

Karabane  I. 

AKZU 

Alhucemas. 

ALEK 

ALIC 

Zighinkor. 

a  Signifles  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  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. 


Ill 


WEST  AFRICA. 

SOUTH  AFRICA. 

ALID 

Brin  Factory. 

ALND 

Prah  R. 

ALQT 

Bata. 

ALIF 

Sedhiu. 

ALNE 

C.  Coast  Castle,  o 

ALQU 

San  Bento  R. 

ALIG 

Dianna. 

ALNF 

Anamaboe. 

ALQV 

Medondo. 

ALIH 

C.  Roxo. 

ALNG 

ASHANTI. 

ALQW 

Corisco  B. 

ALIK 

Cacheo  R. 

ALNH 

Akkra,  a  b 

ALQX 

Elobey  I. 

ALIM 

Salsang. 

ALNI 

Kumassi. 

ALQY 

Muni. 

ALIN 

Farin. 

ALNJ 

Soudan. 

ALQZ 

Gaboon  R. 

ALIP 

Batur. 

ALNK 

Volta  R. 

ALRC 

Gombe  Pt. 

ALIQ 

Bissao  I. 

ALNM 

Adda. 

ALRD 

Libreville. 

ALIR 

Jeba  R. 

ALNO 

C.  St.  Paul. 

ALRE 

Komo  R.                , 

ALIU 

Bijouga  Is. 

ALNP 

Jella  Koffl. 

ALRG 

Ogow6  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. 

ALJG 

Brameya  R. 

ALNY 

P.  Novo. 

ALRS 

Massabe. 

ALJH 

Isles  de  Los. 

•  ALRU 

Chiloango  R. 

ALJI 

Bulbineh. 

ALNZ 

Dahomey. 

ALRV 

Malemba  B. 

ALJM 

Konakri. 

ALOB 

Abomeh  (Abomey). 

ALRW 

Kabinda. 

ALJN 

Matakong  I. 

ALOC 

Badagri. 

ALRY 

Kongo  R. 

ALJO 

Mellakon  R. 

ALOD 

Lekki. 

ALRZ 

French  Pt.  a 

ALJQ 

Benti  Pt. 

ALOE 

Lagos. 
Palm  Oil  Rs. 

ALSB 

Shark  Pt.  (Padrao). 

ALJR 

Great  Skarcies  R. 

ALOF 

ALJS 

Mambolo. 

ALOH 

Benin  R. 

ALSD 

Kongo  Free  State. 

ALJU 

Yellaboi  Sound. 

ALOI 

Wari. 

ALSE 

Banana  Creek. 

ALOJ 

Forcados  R. 

ALSF 

P.  da  Lenha. 

ALJV 

Sierra  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 

C.  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 

Dande  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.  of).  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. 

ALTJ 

Massangano. 

ALMB 

Grain  Coast. 

ALPQ 

Old  Calabar  R. 

ALTK 

Dondo. 

ALMC 

Tabu. 

ALPS 

Duke  Town. 

ALTN 

Cassanha. 

ALME 

Drewin. 

ALPT 

Cross  R. 

ALTO 

Nova  Redonda.  a 

ALMF 

Sassandra,   or,   St.   An- 

ALPU 

Rio  del  Rey. 

ALTP 

Kwi  Kombo. 

drew  R. 

ALTR 

Lobito  B. 

ALMG 

,  Amokwa. 

ALPW 

Bight  of  Biafra. 

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.  Thome  (Thomas  I.). 

ALUC 

Mossamedes. 

ALMQ 

Ivory  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 

Kamerun  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. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  o  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


SOUTH  AFRICA. 

EAST  AFRICA. 

ALUM 

Hollam's  Bird  I. 

ALYK 

East  London. abed 

AMCS 

Mazimbwa  B. 

ALUO 

Spencer  B. 

alym 

Buffalo  R. 

AMCU 

Marongo. 

ALUP 

Ichabo. 

ALYN 

KeiR. 

AMCV 

Tunghi  B. 

aluq 

Angra  Pequena. 

ALYP 

Mazeppa  Pt. 

ALUS 

Robert  Hr. 

ALYQ 

Bashee  R. 

AMCY 

Comoro  I.  (Comores). 

ALUT 

Possession  I. 

ALYR 

St.  John  R. 

AMCZ 

Maroni. 

ALUV 

Great  Namaqualand- 

ALYS 

Grovenor  P. 

AMDB 

Mohilla  I.  (Moheli). 

ALUW 

Orange  R. 

ALYT 

P.  Shepstone. 

AMDC 

Dueni  Cove  (Fumboni 

ALYU 

Umpambinyoni  R. 

B.).                        • 

ALUX 

Ascension  I.  e 

ALYV 

Amahlongwana  R. 

AMDE 

Johanna  I.  (Aujouan). 

ALUY 

Georgetown. 

ALYW 

Aliwal  Shoal. 

AMDF 

Pomoni  Hr. 

ALUZ 

Clarence  B. 

AMDG 

Mayotta. 

ALVC 

St.  Helena,  e 

ALYX 

Natal. 

AMDJ 

Pamanzi,     or,     Zaudzi 

ALVD 

James  Town.  6 

ALYZ 

The  Bluff,  a  b  ce 

• 

Road. 

ALVE 

Prosperous  B.  a 

ALZB 

Durban,  d 

AMDK 

Mamutzu. 

ALVG 

Tristan  da  Cunha. 

ALZC 

Pietermaritzburg. 

AMDN 

Glorieuse  Isle. 

ALVH 

Inaccessible  I. 

ALZD 

Tugela  R. 

ALVI 

Nightingale  I. 
Gough  I. 

ALZE 

Durnford  B. 

AMDO 

Madagascar. 

ALVK 

ALZF 

St.  Lucia  B. 

AMDP 

Tananarive 

ALZH 

Sordwana  Road. 

AMDR 

C.  Amber  (Ambre). 

ALVM 

Cape  Colony. 

ALZI 

Kosi  R. 

AMDS 

Diego  Suarez  B. 

ALZJ 

Rhodesia. 

AMDT 

P.  Nievre. 

AL.VN 

Orange  Free  State. 

AMDV 

Antsirana.  c 

ALVP 

Transvaal. 

ALZK 

Delagoa  B. 

AMDW 

Ambavarane. 

ALVQ 

Kaffaria. 

ALZM 

Reuben  Pt.  a 

AMDX 

P.  LooU  (Loque). 

ALVR 

Zululand. 

ALZN 

English  R.     • 

AMDZ 

P.  Leven. 

ALVT 

P.  Nolloth. 

ALZO 

Lourenpo  Marquez.  6 

AMEB 

Andrava  B. 

ALVU 

Hondeklip  B. 

ALZP 

Maputa  R. 
P.  Melville. 

AMEC 

Vohimao,  or,  Vohemar 

ALVW 

OlifaDt  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 

Innamban  R. 

tingue. 
St.  Mary  I. 

ALWG 

Table  B.  bd 

ALZX 

Bazaruto  C. 

AMEJ 

ALWI 

Cape  Town,  c 

AMBC 

Marsha,    or,    S.    Caro- 

AMEK 

P.  St.  Mary. 

ALWK 

Lions  Rump,  a 

lina  I. 

AMEL 

Bleve  Reef. 

ALWN 

Mouille  Pt. 

AMBD 

Sabi  R. 

AMEN 

Fenerive. 

ALWP 

Green  Pt. 

AMBE 

Chiluan  I. 

AMEO 

Mahambo  Pt. 

ALWQ 

C.  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.  o 

AMBK 

Inhamboio. 

AMER 

Vatomandri.  a 

ALWV 

C.  Hangklip. 

AMBL 

Thornton  R. 

AMES 

Mahanoro.  a 

ALWX 

Danger  Pt.  a 

AMBN 

Zambezi  R. 

AMET 

Maninzari     (Mananjara 

ALWY 

C.  Agulhas.  e 

AMBO 

Mashonaland. 

R.). 

ALWZ 

Strays  B. 
Bredasdorp. 

AMBP 

Kangoni. 

AMEU 

Matitanana  R. 

ALXC 

AMBQ 

Conceicao  R. 

AMEW 

Farafangana. 
St.  Lucia  (Luce). 

ALXD 

P.  Beaufort. 

AMBR 

Chinde  R. 

AMEX 

ALXE 

Breede  R. 

AMEY 

Ytapere,   or,   Itaperina 

ALXG 

St.  Sebastian  B. 

AMBS 

British   Central   Af- 

B 

ALXH 

Kaffir  Kuyl  B. 

rica. 

AMFB 

F.  Dauphin. 

ALXJ 

C.  St.  Blaize.  o 

AMBT 

Sena. 

AMFC 

C.    St.    Mary,    or,    St. 
Marie. 

ALXK 

Aliwal.  ac 

AMBU 

Tete. 

ALXM 

Mossel  B. 

AMBV 

Lake  Nyassa. 

AMFD 

St.  Augustine  B. 
Saolara. 

ALXO 

George  Town. 

AMBW 

Shire  R. 

AMFG 

ALXP 

Knysna  Hr. 

AMBX 

Linde  R. 

AMFH 

Tullear,  or,  Ankatsaoka 

ALXQ 

Plettenberg  B. 

AMBY 

Kiliman  (Quilimane)  R. 

B. 

ALXS 

C.  St.  Francis,  e 

AMBZ 

Angoche  R.,  or,  Mlui. 
P.  Mokambo. 

AMFI 

Ranob6  P. 

ALXT 

Krom  B: 

AMCD 

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- ' 
terano  R. 

ALXZ 

P.  Elizabeth,  a  b  c 

AMCH 

Conducia  B. 

ALYC 

Bird  I. 

AMCI 

Nakala  Pt. 

AMFQ 

C.  St.  Andrew. 

ALYD 

P.  Alfred,  a  bed 

AMCJ 

Belmore  Hr. 

AMFR 

Boyanna  B. 
Makambi  R. 

ALYE 

Kowie  R. 

AMCL 

Memba  B. 

AMFT 

ALYF 

Bathurst. 

AMCN 

Almeida  B. 

AMFU 

Bombetoke  B. 

ALYG 

Grahams  Town. 

AkCO 

Pomba  B.  (Mwambi). 

AMFV 

Mojanga.  c 
Betsiboka  R. 

ALYH 

Great  Fish  R. 

AMCQ 

Montepes  B. 

AMFX 

ALYI 

Keiskamma  R. 

AMCR 

Ibo. 

AMFY 

Ikopa  R. 

a  Signifies  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. 


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113 


SOUTH  INDIAN  OCEAN. 

RED  SEA. 

EAST  AFRICA. 

AMFZ 

Mevatanana. 

AMJL 

Chagos  Archipelago. 

AMNU 

Tula. 

AMGO 

Suberbieville. 

AMJN 

Diego  Garcia. 

AMNV 

Kisimayu  B. 

AMGD 

Kats6p6. 

AMNW 

Juba. 

AMGE 

Majamba  B. 

AMJO 

Prince  Edward  I. 

AMGH 

Miramba  P. 

AMJQ 

Crozet  I.  d 

AM  NX 

Italian  Somaliland. 

AMGI 

Narendri. 

AMJR 

Kerguelen  I.  d 

AMNY 

Brawa. 

AMGJ 

Raminitok  B. 

AMJS 

Heard  I. 

AMNZ 

Merka. 

AMGL 

Badama  P. 

AMJT 

St.  Paul  I.  d 

AMOC 

Mogdishu  (Magadoxa). 

AMGN 

Ambavatobi  B. 

AMJU 

Amsterdam  I.  d 

AMOD 

Obiat. 

AMGO 

Pasindava  B. 

AMOE 

Ras  ITii  fun. 

AMGQ 

Nosi-Be. 

AMJV 

German  East  Africa. 

AMOG 

C.   Guardafui,  or,   Ras 

AMGR 

Hellville, 

AMJW 

0.  Delgado. 

Asir. 

AMGS 

Nosi  Vauru,  or,  Vorona 

AMJX 

Keonga  B. 

AMOH 

Sok6tra  I. 

Islet. 

AMJY 

Rovuma  R. 

AMOI 

Tamrlda. 

AMGU 

Tani-Keli  Islet. 

AMJZ 

Msimbati  Hr. 

AMOJ 

Ras  Radressa. 

AMGV 

C.  St.  Sebastien. 

AMKB 

Mikindani  Hr. 

AMOK 

Abd-al-kuri. 

AMGW 

William  Pitt  B.     (An- 

AMKD 

Mgau  Mwania. 

dramatuba). 

AMKE 

Lindi  R. 

AMOL 

G.  of  Aden. 

AMGY 

P.  Liverpool. 
Europa  I. 

AMKG 

Mchinga  B. 

AMON 

Somali. 

AMGZ 

AMKH 

Kiswere  Hr. 

AMOQ 

Ras  Alula. 

AMHB 

Bassas  da  India. 

AMKI 

Kilwa  Kisiwani. 

AMOR 

Bander  Marayeh. 

AMHC 

Juan  de  Nova  I. 

AMKJ 

P.  Beaver. 

AMOS 

Burnt  I.,  or,  Ar-Rabbah. 

AMKN 

Rukyira  B. 

AMOU 

Berbera. 

AMHD 

Reunion  I. 

AMKO 

Kilwa  Kivinje. 

AMOV 

Bulbar. 

AMHE 

St.  Denis,  a  c 

AMKP 

Songa  Songa  I.' 

AMOW 

Zeila. 

AMHF 

St.  Marie,  a 

AMKQ 

Mohoro  B. 

AMOY 

Jibuti. 

AMHI 

Bel- Air  Pt. 

■AMKR 

Rufrji  R. 

AMOZ 

Tajura. 

AMHJ 

St.  Suzanne,  a 

AMKS 

Mafia  I. 

AMPB 

Obokh. 

AMHK 

Bois  Rouge  _Pt.  a 

AMKT 

Ras  Mkumbi. 

AMPD 

Ras  al  Bir. 

AMHN 

Champborne  Pt.  a 

AMKU 

Latham  I. 

AMPE 

Str.  of  Bab  el  Mandeb. 

AMHO 

St.  Benoit.  a 

AMKV 

Ras  Kanzi. 

AMHP 

St.  Rose,  a 

AMKW 

Dar  es  Salaam. 

AMPF 

Red  Sea. 

AMHR 

St.  Pierre,  a  c 

AMKX 

Bagamoyo. 

AMPH 

Perim.  d  e 

AMHS 

St.  Louis  (St.  Leu),  a 

AMKY 

Ruva,  or,  Kingani  R. 

AMPI 

Obstruction  Pt. 

AMHT 

St.  Paul,  a  c 

t 

AMPJ 

Asab. 

AMHX 

Pt.  des  Galets,  or,  Shin- 

AMLB 

Zanzibar. 

AMPL 

Shummd,  I. 

gle  Pt.  a  c 

AMLO 

Kiungani. 

AMPN 

Sheik  ul  Abu. 

AMLE 

Mwana  Mwana.  a 

AMPO 

Annesley  B. 

AMHZ 

Mauritius. 

AMLF 

Kokotoni  Hr. 

AMPR 

Difne'in  I. 

AMIB 
AMIC 

P.  Louis,  abed 
P.  Louis  Lt.  V. 

AMLG 
AMLI 

Mungopani.  a 
Ras  Nungwe. 

AMPS 
AMPT 

Abyssinia. 
Massaua  Hr. 

AMID 

Signal  Mt.  e 

AMLJ 

Pemba. 

AMPV 

Trinkitat  Hr. 

AMIE 

C.  Malheureux. 

AMLK 

Chaki  Chaki. 

AMPW 

Suakin. 

AMIF 

Canonnier  Pt.  e 
Grand  Bay. 

AMLN 

Ras  Kegomacha. 

AMPX 

Raweiya  Ras. 

AMIG 

AMLO 

Ras  -Upemba. 

AMPZ 

Berenice  P. 

AMIJ 

0.  Brabant. 

AMLP 

Saadani.               • 

AMQB 

St.  Johns,  or,  Zeberjed  I. 

AMIK 
AMIL 
AMIN 
AMIO 

Grand  P. 
Mahebourg. 
Roche  Isle  Beacon. 
Foucruets  Isle. 
Flatl.e 

AMLQ 
AMLS 
AMLT 

Pangani. 
TangaB. 
Ulenge. 

AMQC 
AMQE 
AMQF 
AMQG 

Dsedalus  Sh. 
Koseir. 
The  Brothers. 
Shad  wan  I. 

AMIP 

AMLU 

British  East  Africa. 

AMQI 

Ashrafi  Reef. 

AMIQ 

Black  River  B. 

AMLW 

Vanga. 
Wasin. 

AMQJ 

Str.  of  Jubal. 

AMIS 

Rodriguez  I. 

AMLX 

AMQK 

Suez  G. 

AMIT 

Mathurin  B. 

AMLY 

Mombasa. 

AMQL 

Ras  Gharib. 

AMIU 

P.  South  East. 

AMLZ 

Mvita. 

AMQN 

Ras  Zafaraha. 

AMIV 

Albatross   I.    (Cargados 

AMNB 

P.  Kilindini. 

AMQO 

Newport  Rock  Lt.  V. 

Carajos). 

AMNC 

P.  Reitz. 

AMQP 

P.  Ibrahim. 

AMIW 

Agalega  I. 

AMND 

P.  Tudor. 

AMQS 

Suez,  a  ef 

AMIX 

Tromelin  I. 

AMNE 

Lake  Tanganyika. 

AMQT 

Suez  B. 

AMIY 

Seychelles. 

AMNF 

Lake  Victoria  Nyanza. 

AMIZ 

Dennis  I. 

AMNG 

Matapwa  R. 

AMQU 

Asia. 

AMJB 

Mahe  I. 

AMNH 

Kilifi  R. 

AMJO 

P.  Victoria. 

AMNI 

Owyombo  R. 

AMQW 

Tor. 

AMJD 

Amirante  Is. 

AMNJ 

Malindi. 

AMQX 

Mt.  Sinai. 

AMJE 

Farquhar  Is. 

AMNK 

Tana  R. 

AMQY 

Hedjaz  Province. 

AMJG 

Cosmoledo  Is. 

AMNL 

Kipini. 

AMRB 

Akabah  G. 

AMJH 

Assumption  I. 
Aldabra  I. 

AMNP 

Lamu. 

AMRC 

Mowila. 

AMJI 

AMNQ 

Manda  Roads. 

AMRD 

Sherm  Wej . 

AMJK 

Providence  and  St. 

AMNR 

Patta. 

AMRF 

C.  Baridi. 

Pierre  Is. 

AMNT 

P.  Durnford. 

AMRG 

Yenbo./ 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  5  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
s  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station ;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 

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ARABIAN  SEA. 

PERSIA. 

INDIA. 

AMRH 

Medina./ 

AMVB 

Bushire.  e 

AMYV 

Daman  P. 

AMEJ 

Jidda,  or,  Jeddah./ 

AMVO 

Dayyir. 

AMYW 

Dahanu. 

AMRK 

Mekka. 

AMVD 

Kangdn,  or,  Kangan. 

AMYX 

Tarapur  Pt. 

AMRL 

Lith. 

AMVF 

Charak. 

AMZB 

Bassein. 

AMRO 

Kunfida.                     , 

AMVG 

Mughu. 

AMZC 

Tanna. 

AMRP 

Loheiya. 

AMVH 

Linja. 

AMZD 

Bombay,  bcf 

AMRQ 

Kamaran  Hr. 

AMVJ 

Basidu. 

AMZE 

Malabar  Pt. 

AMRT 

Jebel  Teir. 

AMVK 

Khamir. 

AMZF 

Outer  Lt.  V. 

AMRU 

Zebayir  Is. 

AMVL 

Jezfrat  Nabiyu  Tanb. 

AMZG 

Sunk  Rock  Lt. 

AMRV 

Hodeida. 

AMVN 

Clarence  Str. 

AMZH 

Southwest  Prong  Lt. 

AMRW 

Abu  Ail  Is. 

AMVO 

Kishm,    or,    Jezfrat   at 

AMZI 

Alibagh.  cd 

AMRX 

Hanish  Is. 

Tawfla.  e 

AMZJ 

Mazagon. 

AMRY 

Jebel  Zukur. 

AMVP 

Bander  Abbas. 

AMZK 

Victoria  Dock. 

AMRZ 

Mokha,  or,  Mocha. 

AMVQ 

Ras  al  Kuh. 

J?MZL 

Princes  Dock. 

AMSB 

C.  Bab  el  Mandeb. 

AMVT 

Maksa,  or,  C.  Jashak.  e 

AMZO 

Kolaba  Pt./ 

AMSC 

Yemen  Province. 

AMVU 

Makran  Coast. 

AMZP 

Kolaba  Oby. 

AMVX 

Khor  Rabij. 

AMZQ 

Kundari  I.acd 

AMSD 

Arabia. 

'AMVY 

Chahbar  B. 

AMZR 

P.  Chaul. 

( 

AMVZ 

Gwatar  B. 

AMZS 

Janjira  Hr.                 ,     i 

if 

AMSE 

Aden,  e 

AMZT 

Marad. 

AMSG 

Bal-haf. 

AMWC 

Baluchistan. 

AMZU 

Rajpuri. 

Bankot  P.,  or,  Savitri  R. 

AMSH 

Makalla. 

AMWD 

Gwadar. 

AMZV 

AMSI 

Ash-Shehr. 

AMWE 

Pasni. 

AMZW 

Savaradrug. 

AMSK 

Kishin. 

AMWG 

Ormara. 

AMZX 

Dabhcl.  or,  Washishti  R. 

AMSL 

Ras  Fartak. 

AMWH 

Sunmiyani  B. 

AMZY 

Tolkeshwar  Pt. 

AMSP 

Damkut. 

AMWI 

Baila. 

ANBC 

Shastri  R. 

AMSQ 

Khorya  Morya  Is. 

AMWK 

Ras  Muwari  (C.  Monze). 

ANBD 

Ratnagiri.  c 

AMSR 

Ras  Madraka. 

ANBE 

Rajapur.    . 

AMSU 

Ghubbet  Hashish. 

AMWL 

India. 

ANBF 

Vrziadrug. 

AMSV 

Masira  G. 

AMWN 

Afghanistan. 

ANBG 

Malwan. 

AMSW 

Ras-al-Hadd. 

AMWP 

Karachi.  6 

ANBH 

Vengurla     Rocks,     or, 

AMSY 

Sur. 

AMWQ 

Manora  Pt.  a  b  c 

Burnt  Is. 

AMSZ 

G.  of  Oman. 

AMWR 

Indus  R. 

ANBI 

Vengurla,  or,  Vingorla.  ac 

AMTB 

Maskat. 

AMWT 

Keti. 

ANBJ 

Aguada  B. 

AMTD 

Barka. 

^AMWU 

Haiderabad. 

ANBK 

Panjim. 

AMTE 

Sohar. 

AMWV 

Sind  Coast. 

ANBL 

Mandavi  R. 

AMTF 

Shinas. 

AMWY 

Khori,  or,  Lakhpat  R. 

AMTH 

Khor  Fakan. 

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 

Sharja. 

AMXI 

Beit  Hr. 

ANBV 

Kumpta. 

AMTQ 

Dabai. 

AMXI 
AMXL 

Guzerat. 

ANBX 

Honawar. 

AMTR 

Abu  Thabi. 

Dwarka  Pt. 

ANBY 

Bhatkul  Cove. 

AMTS 

AlWakra. 

AMXN 

Porbandar.  c 

ANBZ 

Kundapur. 

AMTV 

Doha. 

AMXO 

Navibandar. 

ANCD 

Mulpy. 

Mulki  (Primeira)  Rocks. 

AMTW 

Ras  Rakkin. 

AMXQ 

Mangrol.                          ^ 

ANCE 

AMTX 

Bahrain  Hr. 

AMXR 

Verawal.  c 

ANCF 

Mangalore. 

AMTZ 

Al  Manama. 

AMXS 

Diu. 

ANCH 

Malabar  Coast. 

AMUB 

Dammam. 

AMXU 

Jafarabad. 

ANCI 

Kannanur. 

AMUC 

Al  Katif. 

AMXV 

Mahuwa. 

ANCJ 

Tellicherri.  c 

AMUE 

Kuweit,  or,  Al  Kuweit 

AMXW 

Kutpur  I. 

ANCL 

Mahe. 

Hr. 

AMXZ 

Goapnath  Pt. 

ANCM 

Calicut,  c 

AMUP 

Shatt-al-Arab. 

AMYB 

Piram  I. 

ANCO 

Beipur. 

AMUG 

Fao.  e 

AMYC 

Gogha. 

ANCQ 

Narakal. 

AMUI 

Basra. 

AMYE 

Bhaunagar  Creek,  c 

ANCR 

Cochin,  c 

AMUJ 

Euphrates  R. 
Makil. 

AMYF 

Kunhbandar. 

ANCS 

Alleppi. 

AMUK 

AMYG 

Cambay  G. 

ANCU 

Travancore  Coast. 

AMUN 

Baghdad. 

AMYI 

Baroda. 

ANCV 

Qwilon. 

AMUO 

Karun  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. 

ANDF 

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. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station ;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph.  Station. 


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BAY  OF  BENGAL. 

MALAY  PENINSULA. 

ANDK 

Maldive  Is. 

ANHD 

Cocanada.  c 

ANKV 

Mayu  R. 

ANDM 

Male,  or,  Sultan's  I. 

ANHF 

Vakalpudi.  ac 

ANKX 

Oyster  I. 

ANDO 

Nine  Degree  Ch. 

ANHG 

Vizagapatam.  ac 

> 

ANDP 

Eight  Degree  Ch. 

ANHI 

Bimlipatam.  ac 

ANKY 

Burma. 

ANDR 

One  and  a  half  Degree 

ANHJ 

Santapilli. 

ANKZ 

Akyab.  c 

-  Ch. 

ANHK 

Kalingapatam.  a 
Pundi.  a 

ANLC 

Arakan  R. 

ANDS 

Equatorial  Ch. 

ANHM 

ANLD 

Fakir  Pt.  a 

ANHO 

Baruva  (Barwa).  a 

ANLE 

Combermere  B. 

ANDT 

G.  op  Manar. 

ANHP 

Sonapur.  a 
Gopalpur.  ac 

ANLG 

Kyauk  Pyu  Hr. 

ANDV 

Manapad  Pt. 

ANHR 

ANLH 

Southampton  Road. 

ANDW 

Coilsinipatam. 

ANHS 

Berhampur. 

ANLI 

The  Tembles. 

ANDX 

Coilnapatam. 

ANHT 

Ganjam. 

ANLK 

Ramree  Hr. 

ANDZ 

Tuticorin.  a  c 

ANHV 

Rambha. 

ANLM 

Cheduba  Str. 

ANEB 

Hare  I. 

ANHW 

Chilka  Lake. 

ANLO 

Sandoway. 

ANED 

Pamban.  a 

ANHX 

Puri .  a  c 

ANLQ 

Khwa,  or,  Gwa. 

ANEF 

Manar. 

ANHZ 

Devi  R. 

ANLR 

C.  Negrais. 

ANIB 

Mahanadi  R. 

ANLS 

Pegu. 

ANEG 

Ceylon. 

ANIC 

Cuttack. 

ANLU 

Bassein  R. 

ANEI 

Putlam. 

ANID 

False  Pt.  ce 

ANLV 

Diamond  I.  ce 

ANEJ 

Chilaw. 

ANIF 

False  B. 

ANLW 

Alguada  Reef. 

ANEK 

Negombo. 

ANIG 

Palmyras  Pt. 

ANLX 

Irrawady  R. 

ANEM 

Colombo.  6 

ANIH 

Dhamra  R. 

ANLY 

Barragua  Lt.  V. 

ANEO 

Kandi. 

ANIJ 

Shortt  I. 

ANLZ 

Krishna  Lt.  V. 

ANEP 

Kaltura. 

ANIK 

Chandbali.  ac 

ANMB 

China  Bakfr. 

ANEB, 

Barberyn  I. 

ANIM 

Balasor.  ac 

ANMD 

Rangoon,  bef 

ANES 

Point  de  GALLE.de 

ANME 

Spit  Lt.  V. 
Elephant  Pt.  e 

ANET 

Neptune  Battery. 

ANMF 

ANEV 

Matura. 

ANIO 

Bengal  B. 

ANMH 

Eastern  Grove  Lt. 

ANEW 

Dondra  Hd. 

ANMI 

Henzada; 

ANEX 

Tangalle. 

ANIP 

Pilots  Ridge  Lt.  V. 
Hugli,  or,  Hoogly  R. 

ANMJ 

Prome. 

ANEZ 

Hambantotti. 

ANIR 

ANML 

Thayetmyo. 

ANFB 

Great  Basses. 

ANIS 

Eastern  Ch.  Lt.  V. 

ANMO 

Ava. 

ANFC 

Little  Basses. 

ANIT 

Intermediate  Lt.  V. 

ANMP- 

Mandalay. 

ANFD 

Batticaloa  Roads,  a 

ANIU 

Lower  Gaspar  Lt.  V. 

ANMR 

Bhamo. 

ANFE 

Trincomali. 

ANIV 

Upper  Gaspar  Lt.  V. 

ANMS 

Yunan. 

ANFG 

Pt.  Pedro. 

ANIW 

Long  Sand  Lt.  V. 

ANFI 

Palmyra  Pt. 

ANIX 

Saugor.  ce 

ANMT 

Andaman  Is. 

ANIZ 

Cowcolli,  or,  Kaukhali. 

ANMV 

Table  I. 

ANFJ 

Palk  Str. 

ANJB 

Mud  Pt.  ce 

ANMW 

P.  Blair./ 

ANFK 

Jafnapatam. 

ANJC 

Kalpi  Anchorage. 

ANMX 

P.  Campbell. 

ANFM 

Tondi. 

ANJE 

Diamond  Hr.  ce 

ANFO 

Adrampatam. 
Pt.  Calimere. 

ANJF 

Hugli  Pt.  e 

ANMY 

NlCOBAR  Is. 

ANFP 

ANJG 

Garden  Reach. 

ANOB 

Kar  Nicobar. 

ANFB, 

Coromandel  Coast. 

ANJH 

Kidderpur  Wet  Docks. 

ANOC 

Nankauri  Hr. 

ANFS 

Negapatam. 

ANJI 

Calcutta.  6 

ANOD 

Kamorta. 

ANFT 

Tanjore. 

ANJK 

Sibpur.  c- 

ANFV 

Trichinopoly. 

ANJL 

Howrah. 

ANOF 

Martaban  G. 

ANFW 

Nagar. 

ANJO 

Kidderpur.  6  c 

ANOG 

Sittang. 

ANFX 

Karikal.  a 

ANJP 

Chandernagore. 

ANOH 

Moulmein. 

ANFZ 

Tranquebar. 

ANJQ 

The  Sundarbans. 

ANOJ 

Amherst,  b  ce 

ANGB 

Colerun. 

ANJS 

Mutlah  Lt.  V. 

ANOK 

Pagata. 

ANGO 

P.  Novo. 

ANJT 

P.  Canning 

ANOL 

Salween  R. 

ANGD 

Cuddalore. 

ANJU 

Haringhata  R. 

ANOP 

Tong  Aing. 

ANGE 

Pondicherri.  a 

ANJW 

Morellganj. 
Barisal. 

ANOQ 

Double  I. 

ANGH 

Mahabalipur  Pagodas. 

ANJX 

ANOR 

Ye\ 

ANGI 

Coveldng. 

ANJY 

Ganges  R. 

ANOT 

Tavoy. 

Reef  I.  (Gogaligyun). 

ANGJ 

Madras,  abc 

ANKB 

Tetulia  R. 

ANOU 

ANGK 

Pulicat. 

ANKC 

Brahmaputra  R. 
Meghna  R. 

ANOV 

Nwa  la  bo  (The  Cone). 

ANGM 

Armeghon. 

ANKD 

ANOX 

Mergui. 

ANGO 

Nellore. 

ANKF 

Narainganj. 

ANOY 

Tenasserim. 

ANGP 

Koftapatam. 

ANKG 

Dacca. 

ANOZ 

Morrison  B. 

ANGR 

Nizampatam. 

ANKH 

Chittagong. 

AN  PC 

Hastings  Hr. 

ANGS 

Kistna  R. 

ANKJ 

Karnafuli  R.  a 

ANPD 

Renong. 

ANGT 

Divi  Pt. 

ANKL 

Juldia  Hill,  c  , 

ANPE 

Kra. 

ANGV 

Masulipatam.  a  c 

ANKM 

Sudder-ghat.  c 

ANPG 

Pakchan  R. 

ANGW 

Narsapur. 

ANKP 

Kutabdia  I. 

ANGX 

Yanaon. 

ANKQ 

Maskhal  I. 

ANPH 

Malay  Peninsula. 

ANGZ 

Godavari  R. 

ANKR 

Cox  Bazar. 

ANPI 

Kopah  Inlet. 

ANHB 

Coringa  B. 

ANKT 

Elephant  Pt. 

ANPK 

Taukopah. 
Klong  Bagatae. 

ANHC 

Hope  I. 

ANKU 

Naaf.R. 

ANPL 

a  Siznifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  &  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
6  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


116 


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Part  I. 


MALAY  PENINSULA. 


SIAM. 


CHINA. 


ANPM 
ANPR 

anps 

anpu 

anpv 

anpw 

anpy 

anpz 

anqb 

ANQD 

ANQB 

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 

ANSU 

ANSV 

ANSW 

ANSY 

ANSZ 

ANTB 

ANTD 

ANTE 

ANTF 

ANTH 

ANTI 

ANTJ 

ANTL 

ANTQ 

ANTR 


Salang  I,  or,  Junkseylon 
Khelong  B. 
Tongka. 
Puket  Hr. 
Tharua  Hr. 
Kasom  R. 
Panga  R. 
Malakka  Str. 
Tarang. 
Butang  Group. 
Langkawi  I. 
'  Pulo  Lada. 
Bass  Hr. 
Ke&ah  R. 
Muda-  R. 
Penang.  e 

Government  Hill,  a 
Georgetown. 
Muka  Hd.  a 
Fort  Pt. 

Province  Wellesley. 
P.  Weld,  or,  Sapetang. 
Larut  R. 
Thaipeng. 
Pulo  Pangkor. 
Dinding  R. 
Pulo  Katak. 
Perak  R. 
Telok  Anson. 
Durian  Sabatang. 
Kwala  Kangsa. 
Bernam  R. 
Selangor  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. 
Singapore. 
Pulo  Brani.  b 
Sultan  Shoal  Lt. 
Raffles  Lt. 
F.  Canning.  b  e 
Singapore  New  Hr. 
Mt.  Faber.  e 
Johore  R. 
Horsburgh  Lt. 
Pedra  Branca  Lt. 
Old  Strait  of  Singapore. 
New  Johor. 
Sibu  Is. 
Blair  Hr. 
Endau  R. 
Pahang  R. 
Pakan. 
Kuantan  R. 
Tringano. 


ANTS 

ANTU 

ANTV 

ANTW 

ANTY 

ANTZ 

ANUB 

ANUD 

ANUE 

ANUF 

ANUG 

ANUI 

ANUJ 

ANUK 

ANUL 

ANUM 

ANUO 

ANUP 

ANUQ 

ANUR 

ANUT 

ANUV 

ANUW 

ANUY 

ANUZ 

ANVD 

ANVE 

ANVF 

ANVH 

ANVI 

ANVJ 

ANVL 

ANVM 

ANVO 

ANVQ 

ANVR 

ANVS 

ANVT 

ANVU 

ANVW 

ANVX 

ANVY 

ANVZ 

ANWB 

ANWC 

ANWE 

ANWF 

ANWG 

ANWI 

ANWJ 

ANWK 

ANWM 

ANWO 

ANWP 

ANWR 

ANWS 

ANWT 

ANWV 

ANWX 

ANWY 

ANXB 

ANXC 

ANXD 

ANXF 

ANXG 

ANXH 

ANXI 


Redang  Is. 

Kalantan. 

Singora. 

Lakon. 

Bandon. 

Meuangpran. 

Faichaburi. 

Maikulaung. 

Ratburi. 

Kanburi. 

Tachin  R. 

Si  am. 

Bangkok./ 

Bangkok  R.  Lt.  V. 

Bang  pa  Kong  R. 

C.  Liant. 

Chuen  I. 

Chentabun  R. 

Chang  I.,  or,  Koh  Chang. 

Tung  Yai  R. 

Soton. 


Kampong  Ton  R. 

Hatien. 

Kankao  R. 

Cambodia,  or,  Kamao  Pt. 

Mitho. 

Angiang. 

Oudon. 

Pulo  Condore. 

Cochin  China. 

Saigon,  b  c 

Haonbaikan  I. 

Bienhoa. 

C.  St.  James,  a  c 

Kangio  Bank. 

Fuokbinkiang  Lt. 

Pulo  Sapatu. 

Pulo  Ceicer  de  Mer. 

An  am. 

Kega  Pt. 

C.  Padaran.  a  c 

Fanrang  B . 

Kamranh  B. 

Hon  Kohe  P. 

C.  Varella. 

Fuyen  Hr. 

Vungchao. 

Kinhon,  or,  Thinai  Hr. 

Kikik  B.  (Vungkuit). 

Tourane.  c 

Hui. 

Tonkin  G. 

Hatinh. 

Songhoi,  or,  Kuahoi  R. 

Songka  R. 

Nam  Dinh. 

Hanoi. 

Bacht  Ninh. 

Kua  Kam  R. 

Hon  Dau  I. 

Haifong.  a  b  e 

Norway  Is. 

Ha  Long  B. 

Paracel  Is. 

Pratas  I. 

Macclesfield  Bank. 


ANXJ 
ANXK 

ANXL 
ANXO 
ANXP 
ANXQ 

ANXS 
ANXT 
ANXU 
ANXV 
ANXW 

A$fXZ 

ANYC 

ANYD 

ANYE 

ANYG 

ANYH 

ANYI 

ANYJ 

ANYK 

ANYL 

ANYM 

ANYP 

ANYQ 

ANYR 

ANYT 

ANYU 

ANYV 

ANYX 

ANYZ 

ANZB 

ANZD 

ANZE 

ANZF 

ANZH 

ANZI 

ANZJ 

ANZL 

ANZM 

ANZO 

ANZQ 

ANZR 

ANZS 

ANZU 

ANZV 

ANZW 

ANZY 

AOBC 

AOBD 

AOBE 

AOBF 

AOBG 

AOBH 

AOBI 

AOBJ 

AOBK 

AOBM 

AOBN 

AOBP 

AOBR 

AOBS 

AOBT 

AOBV 

AOBW 

AOBX 

AOBZ 

AOCB 

AOCD 


China. 

Pakhoi. 

Hainan. 

Kienchu  fu. 

Hoihau  B. 

Hausui  B.     „ 

Yulinkau  B. 

C.  Bastion. 

Leichau. 

Kwangchauwan. 

Tihenpien,  or,  Tienpak 

Hr. 
Huilingsan  Hr, 
Namo  Hr. 
St.  John  I. 
Ladrone  Is. 
Macao. 
F.  Guia. 
Canton,  c 

Canton  R.  (Chukiang). 
Whampoa. 
Lantau,  or,  Taiho  I. 
Hongkong. 
Victoria,  c 
Kaulung.  6 
Aberdeen  Docks. 
Lema  Is. 
Gap  Rock,  a 
Green  I. 
C.  D'Aguilar./ 
C.  Collinson. 
Si  Kiang,  or,  West  R. 
Samshui. 
Wuchu  fu. 
Waglan  Islet. 
MirsB. 
BiasB. 
Honghai  B. 
Hiechechin  B. 
Kiahtsz. 
Tungao. 
Breaker  Pt. 
C.  Good  Hope. 
Sugarloaf  I. 
Swatait.  6 
Chauchu  fu. 
HanR. 
Namoa  I. 
Lamock  Is. 
Tongsang  Hr. 
Brothers. 
Chapel  I. 
Tsingseu  I. 
Taitan  I. 
Amoy.  6  c 
Chinchu. 
Dodd  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-Saving  Station- 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  / a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


117 


CHINA. 

PE  CHILE  GULF. 

KOREA. 

AOCF 

Goche". 

AOGB 

Rwachau. 

AOJR 

Shaliutien  I. 

AOCG 

Lokiang. 

AOGC 

Sienniumiao. 

AOJS 

Laumuho. 

AOCH 

P.  Koksi. 

AOGE 

Golden  I. 

AOJU 

Nihghai. 

AOCJ 

Taiwan  fu. 

AOGF 

Pisinchau. 

AOJV 

Shanhainuan. 

AOCK 

Amping. 

AOGH 

Bethune  Pt. 

AOJW 

Great  Wall  of  China. 

AOCL 

Takau. 

AOGI 

Tsauhia  I. 

AOJX 

Liautung  Province. 

AOCN 

Tangkiang. 

AOGJ 

Nankin. 

AOJY 

Kingchu  fu. 

AOCP 

Saracen  Hd. 

AOGL 

Wade  I. 

AOKB 

Liauho. 

AOCQ 

Nanaha,  or,  South.  0. 

AOGM 

Taiping  fu. 
Wuhu. 

AOKC 

Newchwang.  c 

AOCS 

Sauo  B. 

AOGN 

AOKD 

Newchwang  Lt.  V. 

AOCT 

Kaliwan  R. 

AOGP 

Hains  Pt. 

AOKE 

Mukden. 

AOCU 

Pescadores  Is. 

AOGR 

Pihmatsui. 

AOKG 

Yinkoa. 

AOCV 

Makung  Hr. 

AOGS 

Kieuhien. 

AOKH 

P.  Adams. 

AOCW 

Ponghau  Hr. 

AOGT 

Buckminster  I. 

AOKI 

Kinchau. 

AOCX 

Meiaco  sima  Is. 

AOGV 

Wild  Boar  Reaoh. 

AOKL 

Liautishan  Promontory. 

AOGW 

Fitzroy  I. 

AOKM 

i  P.  Arthur.  / 

AOCY 

Min  R.  a 

AOGX 

Taitzuchi  Beacon. 

AOKN 

Talienwan  B. 

AODB 

Wufu. 

AOGZ 

Langkiangki ,  or ,  Hen  Pt . 

AOKQ 

Victoria  B. 

AODC 

Tungkuen. 

AOHB 

Nganking  Reach. 
Eagle  I.  Beacon. 

AOKR 

Yentoa  B. 

AODE 

Tungsha. 

AOHC 

AOKS 

Kwanglotau  I. 

AODG 

Mingan  Pass. 

AOHD 

Christmas  I. 

AOKU 

Blonde  Is. 

AODH 

Pagoda  Anchorage,  c 

AOHE 

Tungliu. 

AOKV 

Haiyuntau  I. 

AODI 

Fuchau. 

AOHG 

Spencer  Rock. 

AOKW 

Thornton  Haven.  • 

AODK 

Nantai  I. 

AOHI 

Dove  Pt.  Beacon. 

AOKY 

Bourchier  Group. 

AODL 

Samsa  Inlet. 

AOHJ 

Northeast  Crossing  Bn. 

AOKZ 

Takushan. 

AODM 

Tongshu  I. 

Lt.  V. 

AOLB 

Tayangho. 
Yalu  R. 

AODP 

Fuyan  I. 

AOHK 

Otter  Pt. 

AOLD 

AODQ 

Namkwan  Hr. 

AOHM 

Hukau. 

AOLE 

Aichiu. 

AODR 

Wenchau  fu. 

AOHN 

Poyang  Lake. 

AODT 

Snipe  I. 

AOHP 

Wuching. 

AOLF 

Korea. 

AODU 

Ngaukiang. 

AOHR 

Kiukiang. 

AOLG 

Chenampo  (Chel  tau). 

AODV 

Ou  Kiang. 

AOHS 

Wusueh. 

AOLH 

Wiju.   . 

AODX 

Wenchau  B. 

AOHT 

Liyushan. 

AOLI 

Pingyang  Inlet. 

AODY 

Sanmun  B. 

AOHU 

Low  Pt. 

AOLJ 

Sir  James  Hall  Group. 

AODZ 

Shipu  Hr. 

AOHV 

Kichau. 

AOLM 

Seoul. 

AOEC 

Nimrod  Sound. 

AOHW 

Hwangchau. 

AOLN 

Jinchuen,  or,  In  chon. 

AOED 

Chusan  Archipelago. 

AOHX 

Hankow. 

AOLP 

Salee  R. 

AOEF 

Barren  Is. 

AOHY 

Chungking. 
Wuchang  f  u. 

AOLR 

Chemulpo,  c 

AOEG 

Loka  I. 

AOIB 

AOLS 

Wonsan.  ' 

AOEH 

Sinkeamun  Hr. 

AOIC 

Singti  Reach. 

AOLT 

Prince  Jer6me  G. 

AOEI 

Tinghai  Hr. 

AOID 

Yochau  fu. 

AOLV 

Asan  Anchorage. 

AOEJ 

'  Yung  R. 

AOIE 

Tungting  Lake. 

AOLW 

Marjoribanks  Hr. 

AOEL 

Chinhai. 

AOHF 

Ichang  fu. 

AOLX 

Keum  gang. 

AOEM 

•Ning  po. 

AOIG 

Sha  Sze. 

AOLZ 

Conference  Group. 

AOEN 

Chapu. 

AOIH 

Suchau. 

AOMB 

Guerin  I. 

AOEQ 

Wantaokwan. 

AOIJ 

YellowSea,  or,  Hwang 

AOMC 

Kokuntau  Is. 

AOER 

Hangchau  B. 

Hai. 

AOMD 

Kunsan. 

AOES 

Tsientangkiang. 

AOIK 

Kyauchau  Hr.  b  c 

AOME 

Naju  Group. 

AOEU 

Yenchu. 

AOIL 

Haiyaiig. 
Aylen  B. 

AOMF 

Mokpo.  / 

AOEV 

Steep  I. 

AOIN 

AOMG 

Yong  San  Gang  R. 

AOEW 

West  Volcano  I. 

AOIP 

Yungching. 

AOMI 

Modeste  I. 

AOEY 

Bonham  I. 

AOIQ 

Shantung  Promontory. 

AOMJ 

Mackau  I. 

AOEZ 

North  Saddle  I. 

AOIS 

Weihaiwei. 

AOMK 

Washington  G. 

AOFB 

Gutzlaff  I.  c 

AOIT 

Leukungtau. 

AOMN 

Chindo. 

AOFD 

Yangtse  R. 

AOIU 

Lungmun  Hr. 
Chefoo.  b  c 

AOMP 

Chejin. 

AOFE 

Tungsha  Lt.  V. 

AOIW 

AOMQ 

Kuper  Hr. 

AOFG 

Kiutoan  Lt.  V. 

AOIX 

Tengchau  fu. 

AOMS 

Quelpart  I. 

AOFI 

Wusung.  c 

AOIY 

Miautau  Is. 

AOMT 

Beaufort  I. 

AOFJ 

Shanghai.  6  cf 

AOMU 

P.  Hamilton.  / 
Cargodo  I.  (Kojedo). 
Broughton  Hr. 

AOFK 

Paoushan  Pt. 

AOJB 

G.  op  Pe  chili. 

AOMW 

AOFM 

Langshan  Crossing. 

AOJC 

Tatsingho,  or,  Yellow  R. 

AOMX 

AOFN 

North  Tree  Beacon. 

AOJD 

Tiemunkwau. 

AOMY 

Douglas  Inlet. 

AOFP 

Kiushan  Beacon. 

AOJF 

Takoho,  or,  Tasanho. 

AONB 

Masanpo.  / 

AOFR 

Tunglotu  Beacon. 

AOJG 

Peiho  R. 

AONC 

Tsu  sima. 

AOFS 

Kiangyin. 

AOJH 

Taku.  a  cf 

AOND 

Fusan. 

AOFT 

Fishbourne  I. 

AOJK 

Taku  Bar  Lt.  V. 

AONF 

Fusan  Kai. 

AOFV 

Pottinger  I. 

AOJL 

Tientsin.  / 

AONG 

Sorio. 

AOFW 

Tantu. 

AOJM 

Tungchau. 

AONH 

Unkofsky  B. 

AOFX 

Silver  I. 

AOJP 

Peking.  / 

AONJ 

C.  Duroch. 

AOFZ 

Chinkiang  f  u. 

AOJQ 

Petang. 

AONK 

Chaguchiendogu. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station:  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


SEA  OF  OKHOTSK. 

JAPAN. 

• 

AONL 

Gensan  (Yuensan). 

AOSH 

Tausk  B. 

AOWK 

Yobuko. 

AONP 

P.  Lazaref. 

AOSJ 

Arnam  R. 

AOWL 

Kariya. 

AONQ 

Dungan  R. 
P.  Chestakof. 

AOSK 

Babushkin  G. 

AOWM 

Hibi  Ch. 

AONR 

AOSL 

Ghijinsk  B. 

AOWP 

Imari. 

aons 

Song  Chiu. 

AOSN 

Gighiga. 

AOWQ 

Hirado  no  Seto  (Spex 

aont 

Tizenko  B. 

AOSP 

Penjinsk  G. 

Str.). 

aonu 

Sivutch  B. 

AOSQ 

Tigil  R. 

AOWR 

Hirado. 

AONV 

Anna  B. 

AOWT 

Goto  Is. 

AONX 

Kornilof  G. 

AOSZ 

Japan. 

AOWU 

Koshiki-sima. 

AONY 

Nadjini. 

AOWV 

Nama  ura. 

AONZ 

Goshkevitch  B. 

AOTB 

Houshu. 

AOWX 

Kisaka  sima  ( Kuga  sima) . 
Ose  saki,  or,  C.  Goto. 

AOTC 

Tsugaru  Str. 

AOWY 

AOPC 

Manchuria. 

AOTE 

Omasaki  sima. 

AOWZ 

Fukai. 

AOTF 

Rikuoku  G. 

AO»XB 

Omura. 

AOPD 

Russian  Tartary. 

AOTH 

Ominato. 

AOXD 

Otawa. 

AOPE 

Tumen  R.  (Tumen  Ula). 

AOTI    ' 

Yokohama  (Rikuoku  G). 

AOXE 

Nagasaki,  cf 

AOPG 

Hunchun. 

AOTJ 

Nohechi. 

AOXF 

Kageno  sima.            , 

AOPH 

Posiette  B. 

AOTL 

Shiranai  B. 

AOXH 

Iwo  sima. 

AOPI 

Expedition  B. 

AOTM 

Moura  B. 

AOXI 

Fukabori. 

AOPK 

Novgorod. 

AOTN 

Azamushi. 

AOXJ 

Kuchinotsu. 

AOPL 

Pallada  Road. 

AOTQ 

Aomori.  c 

AOXL 

Shimabara. 

AOPM 

Trinity  B: 

AOTR 

Tappi  Saki  (C.  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 

Pestchannui  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,  ab  cf 

AOUE 

Nanao.  v 

AOXZ 

Kata  ura. 

AOQB 

Golden  Horn  Hr. 

AOUF 

Nakai. 

AOYB 

Tomari  ura. 

AOQD 

C.  Galdobin.  d 

AOUG 

Sudzu  misaki. 

AOYC 

Kagosima.  c 

AOQE 

Kazakavitch. 

AOUI 

Kanazawa.  c 

AOYE 

Sata  no  misaki,   or,   C. 

AOQF 

Novik  B. 

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. 

AOQR 

Putiatin  I. 

AOUT 

Saigo  Hr. 

AOYL 

Me  Sima  Group. 

AOQS 

America  B. 

AOUW 

Tsuno  sima. 

AOYM 

Aburatsu  Hr. 

AOQT 

Povorotny  Pt. 

AOUX 

Miho  B. 

AOYN 

Osima.  d 

AOQV 

Olga  B. 

AOUY 

Hamada. 

AOYP 

P.  Inokushi.  . 

AOQW 

St.  Vladimir  B. 

AOYB 

P.  Susa. 

AOYR 

P.  Yonodzu. 

AOQX 

G.  op  Tartary. 

AOVC 

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 

Menschikoff  Pt. 

AOVH 

Siro  simas. 

AOYX 

Sagano  seki. 

AORE 

Castries  B.  d 

AOVJ 

Rokuren  I. 

AOZB 

Oita. 

AORF 

Alexandrovski. 

AOVK 

Mutsure.  c 

AOZC 

Beppu. 
Hi]i. 

AORG 

Amur  R. 

AOVL 

Shirasu. 

AOZD 

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 

Jonquiere  0.  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  Perouse  Str. 

AOVY 

Dairi. 

AOZN 

Tokuyama. 

AORW 

Korsakovsk.  . 

AOVZ 

Kokura. 

AOZP 

Kasado  sima. 

AORX 

C.  Elizabeth. 

AOWC 

Wakamatsu.  c 

AOZQ 

Iyo  nada. 

AORY 

Shantarski  Is. 

AOWD 

Fukuoka.  c 

AOZS 

Osima  (Seto  Uchi). 

AOSB 

Tougourski  G. 
Udski  B. 

AOWE 

Hakata. 

AOZT 

Misima  nada. 

AOSC 

AOWG 

Iki  sima. 

AOZU 

Hirosima.  c 

AOSD 

P.  Aian. 

AOWH 

Yebosi  I. 

AOZW 

0  Sima. 

AOSF 

Siberia. 

AOWI 

Karatsu. 

AOZX 

Mitzura. 

AOSG 

Okhotsk. 

AOWJ 

Taka  sima. 

AOZY 

Miwara. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  &  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station ;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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119 


JAPAN. 

BERING  SEA. 

APBD 

Onomichi  no  seto.  c 

APEY 

Owasi. 

APIZ 

Shiogama. 

APBE 

Mekari  seto. 

APEZ 

Mura  Hr. 

APJD 

Tona  Canal. 

APBF 

Tomo. 

APFC 

Goza  Hr. 

APJE 

Ishi  no  maki.c  d 

APBH 

Fukuyama. 

APFD 

Matoya. 

APJG 

Kinkuwasan,  or,  Yama- 

APBI 

Okayama. 

APFE 

Toba. 

dori  Ch. 

APBJ 

Katakami. 

APFH 

Suga  sima. 

APJH 

Onagawa. 
Okatsu. 

APBL 

Sakoshi  B. 

APFI 

Owaea  B.  (Ise  Sea). 

APJI 

APBM 

Oo-TJra  B. 

APFJ 

Owari. 

APJL 

OppaB. 
Kita  kami  R. 

APBN 

Akashi. 

APFL 

Yamada. 

APJM 

APBQ 

Wada  no  misaki. 

APFM 

Okuchi  B. 

APJN 

Shidzukawa. 

APBB, 

Kobe.  6  c 

APFN 

Tsu. 

APJQ 

Koidzumi. 

APBS 

Hiogo. 

APFQ 

Yokka  ichi.c 

APJR 

Kesennuma. 

APBU 

Kawatsi. 

APFR 

Kuwana. 

APJS 

Hirota  B . 

APBV 

Osaka,  c 

APFS 

Nagoya. 

APJU 

Imaidzumi  gawa. 

APBW 

>  Kizu  gawa. 

APFU 

Atsuta.c 

APJV 

Ofunato  B. 

APBY 

Sakai.  c 

APFV 

Chita. 

APJW 

Kamaishi. 

APBZ 

Tomago  sima. 

APFW 

Taketoyo.c 

APJY 

Riyoishi. 

APCB 

Isumi  Str. 

APFY 

Handa. 

APJZ 

Odzuchi. 

APCE 

Hachken  R. 

APFZ 

Mikawa. 

APKB 

Funakoshi. 

APCF 

Wakayana.  c  d 

APGB 

Toyohashi. 

APKD 

Kuji  B. 

APGD 

Oyama. 

APKE 

Yamada. 

APCG 

Shikoku. 

APGE 

Hamamatsu. 

APKF 

Miyako. 
Shi,riya  saki. 
Ohata. 

APCI 

P.  Ikata. 

APGF 

Kakesuka  minato.c 

APKH 

APCJ 

P.  Amai. 

APGI 

Omai  saki. 

APKI 

APCK 

Yawatahama  Hr. 

APGJ 

Suruga  G. 

APCM 

P.  Shitama. 

APGK 

Shizuoka. 

APKJ 
APKM 

Hokushu. 
Fukuyama,   or,  Matsu- 

APCN' 
APCO 

Okuchi  B. 
P.  Yoshida. 

APGM 
APGN 

Shimidzu  Hr.c 
Mumadsu. 

APCR 

Uwajima. 

APGO 

Yeno  ura. 

mai. 

APCS 

Kure.fi 

APGR 

Heda  Hr. 

APKN 

Sirakami  saki. 

APCT 

Susaki.c 

APGS 

Arari. 

APKO 

Fuku  shima.c 

APCV 

Riudsu  saki. 

APGT 

TagoB. 

APKR 

Kattoji  saki. 

APCW 

Urado  Hr.c 

APGV 

Iro  o  saki. 

APKS 

Hakodate.  6  c 

APCX 

Kochi. 

APGW 

Mikomoto,  or,  Rock  I. 

APKT 

Anama  saki  spit  Lt.  V. 

APCZ 

Moroto  Saki. 

APGX 

Simoda. 

APKU 

Shiokubi  mi  saki. 

APDB 

Kamata  saki. 

APGZ 

Sagami  ura. 

APKV 

Yesan  Saki.c 

APDC 

I  shima. 

APHB 

Atami. 

APKW 

Volcano  B. 

APDF 

Tachibana  ura. 

APHC 

Odawara. 

APKX 

Mori.c 

APDG 

Naka  shima  gawa. 

APHE 

KotawaB. 

APKZ 

Sinmororan,  or,  Ender- 

APDH 

Komatsushima         An- 

APHF 

Joka  sima. 

mo  Hr.c 

chorage. 

APHG 

Tsurugi  saki. 
KanedaB. 

APLB 

Saru. 

APDJ 

Toku  shima. 

APHJ 

APLC 

Sutsini. 

APDK 

Nam  to  Passage. 

APHK 

Uraga  Ch. 

'  APLE 

Urakawa. 

APDL 

Awaji  sima. 

APHL 

Kanonsaki.       i 

APLF 

Yerimo  saki. 

APDN 

Fuk  ura. 

APHN 

Yokosuka.c       ' 

APLG 

Sirunoki. 

APDO 

Yura  Hr. 

APHO 

Susaki.. 

APLH 

Kushiro. 

APDQ 

Tsuda  B. 

APHQ 

Nigisi. 

APLI 

Keramot  Saki. 

APDS 

Takamatsu.c 

APHS 

Honmoku  Lt.  V. 

APLJ 

Akishi. 

APDT 

Nabe  sima. 

APHT 

Yokohama. 6  c 

APLK 

Hamanaka. 

APDU 

Fukuyama. 

APHU 

Takasimacho. 

APLN 

Otchisi  saki,  or,  C.  Usu. 

APDW 

Sakaide. 

APHW 

Kanagawa. 

APLO 

Noshapp  Saki. 

APDX 

Marugame. 

APHX 

Kawa  saki. 

APLQ 

Nemoro  Anchorage. c 

APDY 

Bingo  Nada. 

APHY 

Haneda. 

APLS 

Natske  B . 

APEB 

Imabari. 

APIB 

Shinagawa.c 

APLT 

Kinashiri. 

APEC 

Matsuyama. 

APIC 

Tokyo. 

APLU 

Kuril  Is. 

APED 

Mitsuga  hama.c 

APID 

Tsukiji. 

APLW 

Shakotan  Hr. 

APEG 

Tsuru  sima. 

APIF 

Tone  gawa. 

APLX 

Matsugahama  B. 

APEH 

Nagahama. 

APIG 

Funabashi. 

APLY 

Anama  Hr. 

,APIH 

Chiba. 

APMB 

Yetorup  I. 

APEI 

Kii  Ch. 

APIK 

Iwaga  saki. 

APMC 

Hitokatpu  B. 

APEK 

Hino  misaki. 

APIL 

Kisaradzu. 

APMD 

Naibo  Hr. 

APEL 

Tanabe. 

APIM 

Futsu  saki. 

APMF 

Urup  I. 

APEM 

Siwo  misaki. 

APIO 

Tate  yama. 

APMG 

Soya  saki. 

APEO 

Kusimoto.d 

APIQ 

No  sima  saki. 

APMH 

C.  Nossyab. 

APEQ 

Oo  sima. 

APIB, 

Dzunan  Is. 

APMJ 

Refunsiri  I. 

APEB, 

Kashi  no  saki.  c 

APIT. 

Fusi  yama. 

APMK 

Risiri  I. 

APET 

Ura  Kami  Hr. 

APIU 

Inuboye  saki.c 

APML 

Mashike,  or,  Maski.c 

APEU 

Taize  Ura. 

APIV 

Naka  Hr. 

APMQ 

Ishikari  R. 

APEV 

Singo.c 
KadaB. 

APIX 

Sendai  B. 

APMR 

Oterranai.c 

APEX 

APIY 

Mai  su  shima. 

APMT 

Maloyama. 

oSicniflea  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  ca  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

«  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


SUMATRA. 


JAVA. 


BORNEO. 


APMU 

APMV 
APMX 

APMY 
APMZ 
APND 


APNE 

APNG 

APNH 

APNI 

APNK 

APNL 

APNM 

APNQ 

APNR 

APNS 

APNU 

APNV 

APNW 

APNY 

APNZ 

APOB 

APOD 

APOE 

APOP 

APOH 

APOI 

APOJ 

APOL 

APOM 

APON 

APOR 

APOS 

APOT 

APOV 

APOW 

APOX 

APOZ 

APQB 

APQC 
APQE 
APQP 
APQG 

APQI 
APQJ 

APQK 
APQM 
APQN 
APQO 
APQR 
APQS 

APQT 
APQU 
APQW 
APQX 
APQY 
APRB 
APRC 
APRD 
APRE 
APRF 


Kamoi  Baki,  or,  C.  No- 

vosilzov. 
Sim  unku  (I  wani  B.).c 
Behkei     misaki     (Sutt 

B.).c 
Okusiri. 
Yesashi.c 
C.  Sirakami. 


Kamchatka. 

C.  Lopatka  (Kapury). 

Avatcha  B. 

Dalni  Pt. 

Petropavlovsk. 

Ukinsk  B. 

Komandorski  Is. 

Bering  I. 

Medni,  or,  Copper  I. 

Karaga  Hr. 

Karaginski  I. 

Baron  Korfa  G.,  or, 
Kultuznay  B. 

Bering  Sea. 

Lavroya  Hr. 

Oliutorski  C. 

Natalie  B. 

O.-Navarin. 

Anadyr  R. 

Klinkowstroem  B . 

Kresta  G. 

Providence  B, 

Emma  Hr. 

St.  Lawrence  I. 

Bering  Str. 

Mechigme  B. 

Lutke  Hr. 

East  C. 

C.  Serdze  Kamen. 

Wrangell  I. 

Kolyma  R. 

Indigirka  R. 

Iana  R. 

Liakhov,  or,  New  Si- 
beria Is. 

Kotelnoi  I. 

Lena  R. 

Oleneka  R. 

Hatanga  R. 

Sumatra. 

Acheh  Hd.,  or,  Acheen 
Hd. 

Pulo  Bras. 

Kota  Raja. 

OlehlehB. 

Pulo  Buru. 

Sabang  B.e 

Jambu  Ayer,  or,  Dia- 
mond Pt. 

Edie  Rajut  R. 

Langksa  R. 

Langkat  R. 

Medan. 

Deli  River  Lt.  V. 

Batu  Bara. 

LidungB. 

Sungi  Rokan. 

Pulo  Jarak. 

Brewer  Str. 


APRG 

APRH 

APRJ 

APRK 

APRL 

APRN 

APRO 

APRQ 

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  Batam. 

Rhio  Str. 

Linga. 

Little  Karas  I. 

Terkolei  I. 

Pulo  Sau. 

Indragirie  R. 

Jambie  B. 

Berhala  Str. 

Sungi  Banju  Asing. 

Sungi     Sungsang,     or, 

Palembang  R. 
Banka. 
Muntok. 
Marawang  Road. 
Pulo  Dapur. 
Gaspar  Str. 
Pulo  Mendanao. 
Langwas  I. 

Belitung,  or,  Billiton  I. 
Pulo  Leat. 
North  Watcher  Lt. 
Masuji  R. 
Tulang  Bawang  R. 
Saputi  R. 
Sunda  Strait. 
Telok  Betung. 
Ratai. 
Pundu. 
Lagundi  Str. 
Semangka  B. 
Plat  C. 
Belimbing. 
Pulo  Pisang  Hr. 
Kroe. 
Kawur. 

Pulo  Tikus  (Rat  I.). 
Benkulen. 
Mentawi  Is. 
Vekens  B. 
Hurlock  B. 
Katorei  B. 
Trussan  B. 
Bunga  B. 

Pulo  Katang  Katang. 
Padang.a 
Priaman. 
Tiko. 

Coros,  or,  Keeling  Is. 
Ayer  Bangies. 
Natal. 
Batu  Is. 
Pulo  Niaa. 
Baros.  v 

Tapanuli  B. 
Siboga. 
Singkel. 
Melabu  B. 


Christmas  I. 

Java. 

First  Pt. 

Fourth  Pt.  (Anjer).e 

Old  Anjer. 

New  Anjer. 

St.  Nicolas  Pt. 

Bantam. 


APUZ 
APVB 
APVC 
APVE 
APVF 
APVG 
APVJ 

APVK 

APVM 

APVN 

APVO 

APVR 

ATVS 

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. 

Batavia.c/ 

Tanjong  Priok.6 

Buitenzorg. 

Boompjes  I.,  or,  Menjsu- 

wak. 
Inderamayu  Pt. 
Cheribon.jr 
Tegal. 
Pekalongan. 
Samarang. 
Krimon  Java  Is. 
Katang  Islet. 
Japara  Islet. 
Mandalike  I. 
Juana. 
Rembang. 
Tuban. 
C.  Piling. 
Madura  I. 
Sapudi. 
Geresik. 
Surabaya. b  c 
Zwaantjies      Drooghte, 

or,  Koko  Reef  Lt. 
Pasuruan. 
Probolingo. 
Besuki. 
Panarukan. 
Karang  Mas,  or,  Mein- 

derts  Reef. 
Duiven  I.,  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. 
Sarawak. 

Moratabas  Entrance. 
Lupar  R. 
Rajang  R. 
C.  Sink. 
Bruit  R. 
Ballang  R. 
Kidorong  Pt. 
Barram  R. 
Muara  I. 
Brunei. 
Labuan. 
Victoria  Hr. 
Kim&nis  B. 
Gaya  B. 
Sapangar  B . 


a  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. 


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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 

AQBN 

AQBP 

AQBR 

AQBS 

AQBU 

AQBV 

ABQX 

AQBY 

AQBZ 

AQCD 

AQCE 

AQCP 

AQCH 

AQCI 

AQCJ 

AQCL 

AQCM 

AQCN 

AQCP 

AQCR 

AQCS 

AQCU 

AQCV 

AQCW 

AQCY 

AQCZ 

AQDB 

AQDE 

AQDF 

AQDG 

AQDJ 

AQDK 

AQDL 

AQDN 

AQDO 

AQDS 

AQDT 

AQDU 


Ambong. 
KudatB. 
Marudu  B. 
Kina  Balu. 
Banguey  I. 
Mitford  Hr. 
Mallawalle  I. 

ran  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. 
C.  Melville. 
Calandorang  B. 
Palawan  I. 
P.  Barton. 
Malampaya  Sound. 
Bakit  B. 
Talindak. 
Taitai  B. 
Dumaran  I. 
P.  Royalist. 
Calamianes  Group. 
Culion  I. 
Busuanga. 
Mindoro. 
Ilin  I. 
Mangarim. 
Sablayan. 
Paluan  Bay. 
Calapan. 
Polak. 
Lubang  I. 
P.  Tilig. 
Cabra  I. 
Luzon  I. 
C.  Santiago. 
RestingaPt. 
Corregidorl. 
Caballo  I. 
Cavite.  6/ 
Manila.  6  c 
Pasig  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 

AQFI 

AQFK 

AQFL 

AQFM 

AQFO 

AQFP 

AQFR 

AQFT 

AQFU 

AQFV 

AQFX 

AQFY 

AQFZ 

AQGC 

AQGD 

AQGE 

AQGF 

AQGI 

AQGK 

AQGL 

AQGM 

AQGO 

AQGP 

AQGR 

AQGT 

AQGU 

AQGV 

AQGX 

AQGY 

AQGZ 

AQHC 

AQHD 

AQHE 

AQHG 

AQHI 

AQHJ 

AQHK 

AQHL 

AQHM 

AQHO 

AQHP 

AQHR 

AQHT 


P.  Marivelea. 

P.  01ongap6. 

Subig  P. 

Capones  Pt. 

Pampanga. 

Iba. 

Zambales  Province. 

Masinglok  P. 

Santa  Cruz. 

DazolB. 

Bolinao. 

Piedra  Pt. 

Sual. 

Lingayen. 

Ilocos    (St.    Thomas 

Peak). 
San  Fernando  Pt. 
Vigan. 

Salomague  P. 
C.  Bojeador.  c 
Rio  Grande  de  Cagayan. 
Aparri. 
Nueva  Ecija. 
C.  Engafio. 
P.  St.  Vincente.    - 
Babuyan  Is. 
Camiguin  I: 
Batan  Is. 
Bashi  Is. 
P.  Lampon. 
Gumaka. 
Calagua. 
Capalonga. 
Mambulao  P. 
San  Miguel  B. 
Nueva  Carceres. 
Sisiran  P. 
Catanduanes  I. 
Tobako  B- 
Albay. 
PolikiB. 

San  Bernardino  Str. 
Bulusan. 
Magnok  B. 
Tikao. 
Sorsogon. 
Donsol. 

Pasakao  Anchorage. 
Burias  I. 
Ragai  G. 
Marinduque  I. 
Buac. 

P.  Laguinmanoc. 
Pagbilao  B. 
Tayabas  R. 


Taal. 

Tablas  I. 

Loog  P. 

Romblon  P. 

Sibuyan  I. 

Magallanes. 

Masbate  I. 

Arroroi. 

Mandao. 

Palanog  P. 

Uson  B. 

Cataingan  P. 

Pan  ay  I. 

Tilat,  or,  Buena  Vista. 


AQHU 

AQHV 

AQHX 

AQHY 

AQHZ 

AQIC 

AQID 

AQIE 

AQIG 

AQIH 

AQLT 

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 

AQKC 

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. 
Iloilo. 
Guimaras. 
Bondulan  Pt. 
Lusaran  Pt. 
Negros  I. 
Bantayan  I. 
Sebu  (Zebu). 
Barili. 
Maktan  I. 
Tanon  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. 
Candolu  Islet. 
Dinagat  I. 
P.  Gab6. 
Siargao  I. 
Bucas  Is. 
Mindanao  I. 
Dapitan  B. 
Tubud  Pt. 
P.  Misamis. 
Butuan. 
Surigao. 
CaragaB. 
Pujada  B. 
Mati. 
P.  Balete. 
Hijo. 
Davao. 
Malalag  P. 
P.  Lebak. 
Linao  B. 
Kota-batu. 
Palak. 
Pagadian  B. 
P.  Sambulauan. 
Dumankilas  B. 
Zamboanga./ 
Jolo./ 
Basilan  I. 
P.  Isabela. 
Dalrymple  Hr. 
Buol. 

Pangasinan  I. 
Tapul  Group. 
Siassi. 
Tawi  Tawi. 


a  Sienifles  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station 
5  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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OCEANIA. 


AQLV 
AQLW 
AQLX 

AQLY 

AQLZ 

AQMB 

AQMD 

AQME 

AQMP 

AQMH 

AQMI 

AQMJ 

AQML 

AQMN 

AQMO 

AQMR 

AQMS 

AQMT 

AQMU 

AQMV 

AQMW 

AQMX 

AQMY 

AQMZ 
AQNB 
AQNC 
AQNP 
AQNG 
AQNH 

AQNI 

AQNK 

AQNL 

AQNM 

AQNP 

AQNR 

AQNS 

AQNU 

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. 
Talautse  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  Ramata  (Brill 
Rk.). 

Mamuju  B. 

Palos. 

Wani  B. 

Dondo  B. 

Bah. 

Beliling  (B  u  1  e  1  e  n  g) 
Roadstead. 

Amok  (Labuan  Amok). 

Panti  Barat  (Badong  B .) 

Lombok. 

Ampenan  B. 

Labuan  Tering  B. 

Piju  B. 

Alas  Str. 

Sumbawa. 

Bima. 

Sapeh  B. 

Puio  Tenga  (Paternos- 
ter) Is. 

Sumba  I. 

Nangamessi  B. 

Flores. 

Solor  I. 

Terang  B. 

BariB. 

Sabalanga  (Postillion)  Is. 

Potta  Road. 

Karakaiki  B. 

Dondo  B. 

Ombai,  or,  Allor. 

Kebula  B. 

Timor. 

Koepang. 

Dilhi. 

Semao  (Kurong). 

Rotti. 

Serwatti  Is. 

Wettal. 

Kissa  (Makisar). 

Lettil. 

Dam  ma  I. 

Tepa. 

Baba  I. 

Timor  Laut. 

Arafura  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 


Arru  Is. 
Wokam  I. 
Dobbo. 
K6  Dulan  I. 
Banda. 
Amboina. 
Ceram  I. 
Sawai  Hr. 
WaruB. 

Hoya  (Teluti)  B. 
Elaputi  B. 
Amahoi. 
Kaibobo  Road. 
Piru  B. 
Bum  I. 
KayeliB. 
Pitt  Passage. 
Gillolo  I. 
Maba  Road. 
Weda. 
Gebi  I. 

Molucca  Passage. 
Bachian. 
Ternate. 
Waigiu  I. 
Gillolo  Passage. 
Dampier  Str. 

New  Guinea  (Papua). 

British  New  Guinea. 

Salwatti. 

Segaar  B. 

McCluer   Inlet)    Berau 

G.). 
Sekru. 
Kapau. 

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.  Glasgow. 
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 
AQUO 

AQUR 

AQUS 

AQUT 

AQUW 

AQUX 

AQTJY 

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. 
Herbertshoh. 
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  I. 

Jamestown  Hr.  (Je- 
koits). 

Truk  Is. 

Yap  I. 

TomilB. 

Pelew  (Paloa)  Is. 

Marianas. 

Guam  I./ 


P.  San  Luis  D'Apra. 
Bonin  Is.  (Arzobispq).; 
Hillsborough  I.  (Baily' 

Group).  , 
Peel  I.  (CTiicijima) 

(Beechy  Group). 
P.  Lloyd. 
Marshall  Is. 
Jaluit. 

Gilbert  Is.  / 
Apaiang. 

Solomon  Is. 

Buaro  (San  Cristoval)  I. 

Dgil. 

Guadalcanar  I. 

Malaita  I. 

Ysabel  I. 

Choiseul  I. 

Bougainville  I. 

Santa  Cruz  Is.  (Nitendi 

Is.). 
Vanikoro  I. 

New  Hebrides. 

Banks  Is. 

TJreparapara  I. 

Avreas  B. 

P.  Patteson. 

Mota  I. 

Lakona  B. 

Marina,     or,     Espiritu 

Santo  I. 
Bougainville  Str. 
Tangoa. 
Mallicolo  (Malekula). 


a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  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. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


123 


OCEANIA. 

AUSTRALIA. 

AQXJ 

P.  Stanley. 

ARCG 

Viti  Levu  Lt.  V. 

ARGC 

Marquesas  Is. 

AQXK 

P.  Sandwich. 

ARCH 

Suva.o 

ARGE 

Hiva-Oa. 

AQXL 

Epi  I.,  or,  Tasiko  I. 
Elate,  or,  Sandwich  I. 

ARCJ 

Rewa. 

ARGF 

PerigotB. 
TaahukuB. 

AQXN 

ARCK 

Nasilai. 

ARGH 

AQXO 

Fila  Hr. 

ARCL 

Mbau  Waters. 

ARGJ 

Nukuhiva 

AQXP 

Meli  Anchorage. 

ARCN 

Levuka. 

ARGK 

Comptroller  B. 

AQXS 

Havannah  Hr. 

ARCO 

Nandi  Waters. 

ARGL 

Tai-o-hae,  or,  Anna  Ma- 

AQXT 

Eromanga. 

ARCP 

Likuri  Hr. 

ria  B. 

AQXU 

Dillon  B. 

ARCS 

Singatoka  R. 

ARGN 

P.  Tai  oa. 

AQXW 

Polenia  B. 

ARCT 

Rovondrau  B. 

ARGO 

Ua  Huku  I. 

AQXY 

GookB. 

ARCU 

Vanua  Levu. 

ARGP 

Ua  Pu  I. 

AQXZ 

Tanna. 

ARCW 

Savu  Savu  B. 

AQYC 

Kwamera. 

ARCX 

Nandi  B. 

ARGQ 

TuAMOTU. 

AQYD 

Wea  Sisi. 

ARCY 

Mbua  B. 

ARGS 

Pitcairn  I. 

AQYE 

Erronan,  or,  Futuna. 

ARDB 

Ruku  Ruku  B. 

ARGT 

Mangareva  Is. 

AQYG 

Aneityum  (Annatam). 

ARDC 

No  Kinasi. 

ARGV 

Anaa  atoll. 

AQYH 

P.  Patrick. 

ARDE 

Vicuna  Hr. 

ARGW 

Fakarava  atoll. 

ARDG 

Nateva  B. 

ARGX 

Rotoava  Anchorage. 

AQYJ 

New  Caledonia. 

ARDH 

Somo  Somo  Str. 

ARGZ 

Society  Is. 

AQYL 

Goro  P. 

ARDI 

Nanuku  Passage. 

ARHB 

Tahiti. 

AQYM 

Prony  B. 

ARDJ 

Wailangilala  I. 

ARHC 

Venus  Pt. 

AQYN 

Sebert  Cove. 

ARDK 

Taviuni. 

ARHE 

Papiete  Hr. 
P.  Phaeton. 

AQYP 

Grand  P. 

ARDL 

Vanua  Mbalavu. 

ARHF 

AQYR 

Amedee  I. 

ARDM 

Lomaloma. 

ARHG 

Huaheine  I. 

AQYS 

Bulari  B. 

ARDO 

Rotumah. 

ARHJ 

Fare  Hr.  (Owharre). 

AQYU 

Noumea.c 

ARHK 

Raiatea  I. 

AQYV 
AQYW 

P.  Laguerre. 
Muendu  B. 

ARDQ 
ARDS 

Tonga  Is. 
Tongatabu  I. 

ARHL 
ARHN 

Teayarua  Hr. 
Suv&rov  Is. 

AQYZ 

P.  Burai. 

ARDT 

Nukualofa. 

ARHO 

Cook  Is. 

AQZB 

P.  Mueo. 

ARDV 

Niue  I. 

ARHP 

Rarotonga  I. 

AQZC 

Kataviti  B. 

ARDW 

Uea,  or  Wallis  I. 

ARHS 

Tubuai,  or,  Austral  Is. 

AQZD 

Chasseloup  B. 

ARHT 

Rapa  (Oparo)  I. 

AQZF 

Gomen  B. 

ARDX 

Samoa  Is. 

ARHU 

Easter  I. 

AQZG 

Nehoue  B. 

ARDZ 

Tutuila  I. 

AQZH 

Tanle  B. 

AREB 

Fungasar  Hr. 

ARHW 

Australia. 

AQZJ 

Banar6  B. 

AREC 

Pago  Pago  Hr. 

AQZK 

Art  I. 

AREF 

Vailoa. 

AQZL 

Aue. 

AREG 

Upolu  I. 

ARHX 

North  Australia. 

AQZN 

Harcourt  B. 

AREH 

Safatu  Hr. 

ARHY 

Carpentaria  G. 

AQZO 

Arama. 

AREJ 

Apia. 

ARIB 

Batavia  R. 

AQZP 

Bonde  R. 

AREK 

SaLuafata  Hr. 

ARIC 

Mitchell  R. 

AQZS 

Balade. 

AREL 

Falifa  Hr. 

ARID 

Normanton. 

AQZT 

Pouebo. 

AREN 

Fangaloa  B. 

ARIE 

Norman  R.  Lt.  V. 

AQZU 

Ubati 

AREO 

Savaii  I. 

ARIF 

Kimberley. 

AQZW 

Yengen. 

AREP 

Union  (Tokelau)  Is. 

ARIG 

Burketown. 

AQZX 

BaB. 

ARES 

Atafu  atoll. 

ARIJ 

Wellesley  Is. 

AQZY 

Kuaua  B. 

ARET 

Phoenix  Is. 

ARIL 

McArthur  R. 

ARBO 

P.  Duperre. 

AREU 

Ellice  Is. 

ARIN 

Roper. 

ARBD 

K  anal  a  B. 

AREW 

Christmas  I. 

ARIP 

Arnhem  B. 

ARBE 

Lavaissiere  B. 

ARIS 

C.  Wessel. 

ARBG 

Nekete  B. 

AREY 

Hawaiian  Is. 

ARIU 

Goyder  R. 

ARBH 

Tchio. 

AREZ 

Hawaii. 

ARIW 

Liverpool  R. 
Van  Diemen  G. 

ARBI 

P.  Bouquet. 

ARFB 

Hilo. 

ARIY 

ARBK 

Kuakue  B. 

ARFD 

Mahukona. 

ARJB 

Melville  I. 

ARBL 

P.  Yate. 

ARFE 

Kawaihae.  / 

ARJD 

Alligator  R. 

ARBM 

Isle  of  Pines. 

ARFG 

Kailua. 

ARJF 

Adelaide  R. 

ARBO 

Vao. 

ARFI 

Kealakekua. 

ARJH 

P.  Daly. 

ARBP 

Gadji. 

ARFJ 

Maui  I. 

ARJK 

P.  Darwin. 

ARFK 

Kahului  Hr. 

ARJO 

Palmerston. 

ARBQ 

Loyalty  Is. 

ARFM 

Lahaina.  / 

ARJQ 

Southport. 

ARBT 

Bishop  Sound. 
Tandme  B. 

ARFN 

Kanahena  Pt. 

ARJT 

Bynoe  Hr. 

ARBU 

ARFO 

Lanai. 

ARJV 

P.  Patterson. 

ARBV 

Norfolk  I.e 

ARFQ 

Molokai.  / 

ARJX 

P.  Keats. 

ARBW 

Lord  Howe  I. 

ARFS 

Lae  o  ka  Laau. 

ARJZ 

Fitzmaurice  R. 

ARBX 

Kermadec  Is. 

ARFT 
ARFV 

Kaunakakai. 
Oahu. 

ARKC 

Victoria  R. 

ARBZ 

Fiji  Is. 

ARFW 

Waialua. 

ARKG 

West  Australia. 

ARCB 

Kandavu. 

ARFX 

Honolulu,  ab  ef 

ARKI 

Cambridge  G. 

ARCD 

Ngaloa  Hr. 

ARFZ 

Puuloa. 

ARKL 

Ord  R. 

ARCF 

Solo  Rock. 

ARGB 

Kauai. 

ARKN 

Wyndham.a 

a  Sienifiesan  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
6  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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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.d 

ARXG 

Portland.a  d 

ARLB 

St;  George  Basin. 

ARQS 

Blanche  P. 

ARXI 

P.  Fairy.a 

ARLD 

Buccaneer  Archipelago. 

ARQU 

Flinders. 

ARXK 

Belfast.tf 

ARLF 

King  Sound. 
Kimberley. 

ARQW 

Venus  Hr. 

ARXM 

Moyne  R. 

ARLH 

ARQY 

P.  Douglas. 

ARXO 

Warrnambool.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.fi 

ARXU 

Appollo  B. 

ARLO 

Bedout  I. 

ARSG 

Neptune  Is. 

,ARXW 

Louttit  B. 

ARLQ 

P.  Walcott. 

ARSH 

Franklin  Hr. 

'arxz 

Eagle  Nest  Pt. 

ARLT 

Jarman  I. 

ARSI 

Middle  Bank  Lt.  V. 

ARYC 

P.  Phillip. 

ARLV 

1  Rowley  Shs. 

ARSJ 

Lowly  Pt.a  c 

ARYE 

Lonsdale  Pt.c  d  e 

ARLX 

Cossack.a 

ARSL 

Augusta. 

ARYG 

Shortland  Bluff. 

ARLZ 

Roeboume.a 

ARSN 

Germein  B. 

ARYI 

■Queenscliff.6  d  e 

ARMC 

Dampier  Archipelago. 

ARSP 

P.  Pirie.c 

ARYK 

Swan  I. 

ARME 

C.  Preston. 

ARST 

P.  Broughton. 

ARYM 

West  Sand.                   /.« 

ARMG 

Shark  B. 

ARSV  ■ 

Wallarpo.c 

ARYO 

Portarlington.              ',*j 
Geelong.fr 

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  b 

ARMP 

Murchison  R. 

ARTE 

Wauraltee. 

ARYW 

GeUibrand  Pt.  Lt.  V. 

ARMS 

Geraldine. 

ARTG 

Hardwicke  B. 

ARYX 

Williamstown. 

ARMU 

P.  Gregory. 

ARTI 

Corny  Pt.a 

ARZB 

Yarra  R. 

ARMW 

Champion  B. 

ARTK 

P.  Turton. 

ARZD 

Melbourne. 

ARMY 

Houtman  Rocks. 

ARTM 

Althorpe  La 

ARZF 

Williamstown  Docks. 

ARNB 

Geraldton.  a 

ARTO 

Investigator  Str. 

ARZG 

St.  Kilda  Pier. 

ARND 

Northampton. 

ARTQ 

P.  Moorowie. 

ARZH 

P.    Melbourne    (Sand- 

ARNF 

P.  Grey. 

ARTS 

Troubridge  Shs.  a  c 

ridge). 

ARNH 

Leander  Pt. 

ARTU 

Kangaroo  I. 

ARZJ 

Mornmgton. 

ARNJ 

Dongara.a 

ARTW 

C.  Borda.c  d  e 

ARZL 

Rye. 

ARNL 

Rottnest  I.e 

ARTY 

Kingscote.d 

C.  Willoughby.c  e 

ARZN 

Sorrento. 

ARNO 

Garden  I. 

ARUB 
ARUD 

ARZP 

Nepean  Pt. 

ARNQ 

Swan  R. 

G.  of  St.  Vincent. 

ARZS 

C.  Schank.  e 

ARNT 

Gage  Road. 

ARUF 

Edithburgh. 

ARZU 

P.  Western. 

ARNV 

Warnbro  Sound. 

ARUH 

Macdonnell  Sound. 

ARZW 

Crib  Pt.a 

ARUJ 

P.  Vincent. 

ARZY 

Liptrap  C. 

Wilson  Promontory,  e 

Cliffy  I. 

ARNX 
ARNZ 

FBBMANTLE.a  b 

Perth. 

Guildford. 

Cockburn  Sound. 

Rockingham. 

P.  Kennedy. 

Mandurah. 

Koombanah  B. 

Bunbury.a 

Lockeville. 

Geographe  B. 

Busselton.a 

ARUL 
ARUN 

P.  Alfred. 
Ardrossan. 

ASBC 
ASBE 

AROC 
AROE 
AROG 

ARUP 

Clinton. 

ASBG 

Corner  Inlet. 

ARUS 
ARUV 

Wakefield. 
P.  Gawler. 

ASBI 
ASBK 

Welshpool. 
Clonmel  La 

AROI 

AROK 

AROM 

AROP 

AROS 

AROU 

ARUX 

Adelaide. 

ASBM 

P.  Albert.a  c  d 

ARUY 
ARUZ 
ARVG 
ARVE 
ARVF 

P.  Adelaide. 
Semaphore.a  b  d 
Glenelg.c 
Holdfast  B. 
P.  Noarlunga. 

ASBO 
ASBQ 
ASBU 
ASBW 
ASBY 

Alberton. 
Tarraville. 
Lake  Reeve. 
Sale. 
Mitchell  R. 

AROW 

ARVG 

Willunga. 

ASCB 

Bairnsdale. 

AROY 
ARPB 

Quindalup. 
C.  Naturaliste.e 
Hamelin  B. 

ARVI 
ARVK 

Yankalilla. 
C.  Jervis.c  e 

ASCD 

ASCF 

C.  Everard.                     j 
Mallagoota  Inlet. 
GaboI.e 

ARPD 

ARVM 

Backstairs  Passage. 

ASCH 

ARPF 

ARPH 

ARPI 

ARPJ 

ARPL 

ARPN 

C.  Leeuwin.e 
Flinders  B. 
West  C.  Howe. 
King  George  Sound. 
Breaksea  I.e 
King  Pt. 

ARVO 
ARVQ 
ARVT 
ARVW 
ARVY 
ARWB 
ARWD 

P.  Victor,  c  d 

P  Elliot. 

Murray  R. 

Lake  Alexandrina. 

Goolwa. 

Lacepede  B. 

Kingston. 

ASCJ 

ASCN 
ASCP 
ASCR 

C.  Howe. 

i. 
ji 

Bass  Str. 

King  I. 

C.  wickham.e 

ARWF 

C.  Jaffa.a 

ASCU 

Curtis  I. 

ARPQ 

Albany. 

ARWJ 

Robe.c  d 

ASCW 

Hogan  Group. 

ARPT 

Princess  Royal  Hr. 

ARWL 

RivoliB. 

ASCX 

Kent  Group.e 

ARPV 

Bremer  B. 

ARWN 

Penguin  La 

ASCZ 

Deal  I. 

ARPX 

Esperance  B. 

ARWP 

Beachport.d 

ASDC 

Flinders  La 

ARPZ 

Malcolm  Pt. 

ARWS 

C.  Banks.a 

ASDE 

Franklin  Sound. 

ARQO 

Israelite  B. 

ARWU 

C.  Northumberland. e 

ASDF 

Goose  I. a 

ARQE 

Eucla. 

ARWX 

P.  Macdonnell.c  d 

ASDG 

Banks  Str. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station ;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  SignafStation;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


125 


QUEENSLAND. 

ASDK 

Tasmania. 

ASIT 

Bateman  B. 

ASOP 

Ballina. 

ASDM 

Swan  I.o 

ASIV 

Bundoo,  or,  Clyde  R. 

ASOR 

Wardell. 

ASDO 

Bridport. 

ASIX 

Nelligan. 

ASOT 

C:  Byron. 

ASDP 

Low  Hd.  e 

ASIZ 

TJlladulla.  a 

ASOV 

Brunswick  R. 

ASDQ 

P.  Dalrymple. 

ASJC 

St.  Georges  Hd. 

ASOX 

Cavvanba. 

ASDU 

Tamar  R. 

ASJE 

Jervis  B. 

ASOZ 

Fingal  Pt. 

ASDW 

Georgetown. 

ASJG 

North  Shoalhaven  R.  a 

ASPC 

Tweed  R. 

ASDY 

Ilfracombe. 

ASJI 

Goulburn. 

ASPE 

Danger  Pt. 

ASEB 

Sidmouth. 

ASJK 

Kiiama. 

ASED 

Dorchester. 

ASJM 

Wollongong.  a 
P.  Hacking. 

ASPG 

Queensland. 

ASEF 

Exeter. 

ASJO 

ASPI 

Burleigh. 

ASEH 

Swan  B._ 

ASJQ 

Botany,  a 

ASPK 

Nerang  R. 

ASEJ 

Launceston. 

ASJU 

George  R. 

ASPM 

Southport. 

ASED 

P.  Sorell.e 

ASJW 

P.  Jackson. 

ASPO 

Sandy  Pt.  o  c 

ASEN 

B  urges. 

ASJY 

Inner  South  Hd.  a  c 

ASPQ 

Moreton  B. 

ASEP 

P.  Frederick. 

ASKB 

Sydney,  b 

ASPU 

C.  Moreton.  c 

ASER 

Mersey  Bluff.e 

ASKD 

Macquarie  Pt. 

ASPW 

Comboyuro  Pt. 

ASET 

Table  C.e 

ASKF 

Sow  and  Pigs  Lt.  V. 

ASPY 

Bulwer  Pilot  Station. 

ASEV 

Stanley. 

ASKH 

Bradley  Hd. 

ASQB 

Cowan  Cowan  Pt.    - 

ASEX 

Robbins  I. 

ASKL 

Watson  B.  d 

ASQD 

Tangaluma  Roads. 

ASEZ 

Hunter  I. 

ASKN 

Garden  I. 

ASQF 

Howe  Ch. 

ASFB 

Three  Hummock  I. 

ASKP 

Wooloomooloo  B. 

ASQH 

'Freeman  Ch. 

ASFC 

Arthur  R. 

ASKR 

Farm  Cove. 

ASQJ 

Yule  Roads. 

ASFE 

Remine.a 

ASKT 

Darling  Hr. 

ASQL 

Brisbane  Road  Pile  Lt. 

ASFG 

Macquarie  Hr.c 

ASKV 

Pyrmont.' 

Ho.  etc 

ASFI 

Strahan.a 

ASKX 

Balmain. 

ASQN 

Lytton. 

ASFK 

Gordon  R. 

ASKZ 

Cockatoo  I. 

ASQP 

Brisbane,  b 

ASFM 

P.  Davey. 

ASLC 

Fitzroy  Dock. 

ASQR 

Ipswich. 

ASFO 

Maatsuyker  I. 

ASLE 

Sbutherland  Dock. 

ASQT 

Cleveland. 

ASFQ 

D'Entrecasteaux  Ch. 

ASLG 

Goat  I. 

ASQV 

Redland. 

ASFU 

Recherche  B.a 

ASLI 

Waterview  B. 

ASQX 

Logan  R. 

ASFW 

Bruny  I.c 

ASLK 

Parramatta. 

ASQZ 

Alberton. 

ASFY 

Hythe. 

ASLM 

St.  Leonards. 

ASRC 

Waterford. 

ASGB 

Hastings. 

ASLO 

Middle  Hr. 

ASRE 

Mooloolah  R. 

ASGD 

Esperance  P. 

ASLQ 

Manly  Beach. 

ASRG 

Laguna  B. 

ASGF 

Huon  R. 

ASLU 

Baranju  Hd. 

ASRI 

Tewantin. 

ASGH 

P.  Cygnet. 

ASLW 

Hawkesbury  R. 

ASRK 

Double  Island  Pt.  a 

ASGJ 

Tasman  Hd. 

ASLY 

Broken  B. 

ASRM 

Wide  Bay  Hr. 

ASGL 

Adventure  B. 

ASMB 

Hales  Bluff. 

ASRO 

Great  Sandy  Str. 

ASGN 

Derwent  R. 

ASMD 

Catherine  Hill  B. 

ASRQ 

Inskip  Pt. 

ASGP 

Hobart.6 

ASMF 

Moon  Islet. 

ASRU 

Tyroom  Road. 

ASGB, 

Storm  B. 

ASMH 

Lake  Macquarie. 

ASRW 

Mary  R. 

ASGT 

Burnett  Hr. 

ASMJ 

Nobby  Hd. 

ASRY 

Maryborough. 

ASGV  . 

Frederick  Henry  B. 

ASML 

Newcastle,  abed 

ASTB 

Woody  I. 

ASGW 

Eagle  Hawk  B.  a 

ASMN 

Hunter  R. 

ASTD 

Sandy  C.  a 

ASGX 

Pitt  Water. 

ASMP 

Stockton. 

ASTF 

Hervey  B. 

ASGZ 

P.  Arthur. 

ASMR 

Hexham. 

ASTH 

Burrum  R. 

ASHC 

Prosser  B. 

ASMT 

Maitland. 

ASTJ 

Burnett  R.  a  c 

ASHD 

Swansea,  a 

ASMV 

Stephens  Pt. 
P.  Stephens. 

ASTL 

■  Bundaberg. 

ASHE 

Oyster  B. 

ASMX 

ASTN 

Lady  Elliot  I.  a 

ASHG 

Great  Swan  P. 

ASMZ 

Sugarloaf  Pt. 
C.  Hawke. 

ASTP 

Baffle  Creek. 

ASHI 

Long  Pt. 

ASNC 

ASTR 

Bustard  Hd.ac 

ASHK 

Falmouth,  a 

ASNE 

Harrington  Inlet. 

ASTV 

Rodd  Hr. 

ASHM 

George  B. 

ASNF 

Manning  R. 

ASTX 

P.  Curtis. 

ASHO 

Eddystone  Pt.  e 

ASNG 

Crowdy  Hd. 

ASTZ 

Boyne  R. 

A'SNI 

Camden  Haven. 

ASUC 

Gatcombe  Hd.  a 

ASHQ 

New  South  Wales. 

ASNK 

Tacking  Pt. 

ASUE 

Gladstone. 

ASHU 

C.  Green,  a 

ASNM 

P.  Macquarie. 

ASUG 

Calliope  R. 

ASHW 

Twofold  B.  a  c 

ASNO 

Hastings  R. 

ASUI 

Hamilton. 

ASHY 

Eden. 

ASNQ 

Marias  R. 

ASUK 

C.  Capricorn,  a  c 

ASIB 

Kiyerr  Inlet. 

ASNU 

Smoky  C. 

ASUM 

Keppel  C.  a 
Little  Sea  Hill. 

ASID 

Panbula. 

ASNW 

Trial  B. 

ASUO 

ASIF 

Merimbula. 

ASNY 

MacLeay  R. 

ASUQ 

Fitzroy  R.  Lt.  V. 

ASIH 

Bega. 

Barunguba,  or,  Monta- 

ASOB 

Nambuckra  R. 

ASUW 

Mackenzie  R. 

ASLT 

ASOD 

Bellinger  R. 

ASUY 

Broad  Mount  Hr. 

gu  I.  a 

ASOF 

South  Solitary  I. 

ASVB 

Herbert. 

ASIL 

Turos  Inlet. 

ASOH 

Clarence  R. 

ASVD 

Rockhampton. 

ASIN 

Bodalla. 

ASOJ 

MacLean. 

ASVF 

Hewittville. 

ASIP 

Toragy  Pt. 

ASOL 

Grafton. 

ASVH 

North  Reef  Lt.  a 

ASIR 

Moruya.  a 

■ 

ASON 

Richmond  R. 

ASVJ 

P.  Bowen. 

o  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station:  B  a  Time  Signal  Station ;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

ia  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  / a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


126 


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I 

j 

NEW  ZEALAND 

WEST  COAST  NORTH  AMERICA. 

ASVL 

Shoal  water  B. 

ATCB 

Whaingaroa  Hr. 

ATHU 

>Molyneux  B 

ASVN 

Broad  Sound. 

ATCD 

Raglan. 

ATHW 

Balclutha. 

ASVP 

St.  Lawrence. 

ATCF 

Aotea  Hr. 

"ATHY 

Kaitan. 

ASVR 

Percy  I. 

ATCH 

Kawhia. 

ATIB 

C.  Saunders,  a 

ASVT 

Pine  I.  o 

ATCJ 

Mokau  R.  a 

ATID 

Otago  Hr. 

ASVX 

Flat-Top  I.  a 

ATCL 

Waitara  R.  a 

ATIF 

Taiaroa  Hd.  ae 

ASVZ 

Pioneer  R. 

ATCN 

Raleigh. 

ATIG 

Otago  Lt.  V. 

ASWC 

East  Pt.  a 

ATCR 

New  Plymouth   (Tara- 

ATIH 

P.  Chalmers,  b 

ASWE 

Mackay. 

naki).ac 

ATLT 

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.  a  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.  ac 

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 

Hinehinbrook.  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.                   S, 

ASXI 

Cardwell. 

ATDY 

Havelock. 

ATJQ 

Kaikoura. 

ASXK 

Moresby  R. 

ATEB 

D'Urvillel. 

ATJS 

Gooch  B. 

ASXM 

Mourilyan  Hr. 

ATED 

P.  Hardy. 

ATJU 

C.  Campbell,  a  c 

ASXO 

Johnstone  R. 

ATEF 

French  Pass. 

ATJW 

Awatere  R. 

ASXQ 

Gerald  ton. 

ATEH 

C.  Stephens. 

ATJY 

WairauR.  a 

ASXU 

Mulgrave  R. 

ATEJ 

Nelson,  o 

ATKB 

Blenheim.                        ; 

ASXW 

C.  Grafton. 

ATEL 

Motueka  R. 

ATKD 

Tuamarina.                      U 

ASXY 

Cairns,  a 

ATEN 

Astrolabe  Road. 

ATKF 

Cloudy  B.                        t> 

ASYB 

P.  Douglas. 

ATEP 

Waitapu. 

ATKH 

P.  Underwood. 

ASYD 

Low  I. 

ATER 

Clifton. 

ATKJ 

Tory  Ch. 

ASYF 

Daintree  R. 

ATEV 

Collingwood. 

ATKL 

P.  Nicholson. 

ASYH 

Archer  Pt. 

ATEX 

C.  Farewell  Spit. ace 
Wanganui  Inlet,  c 

ATKN 

Pencarrow  Hd.                f. 

ASYJ 

Rocky  I. 

ATEZ 

ATKP 

Somes  I. 

ASYL 

Endeavour  R.  a 

ATFC 

Karamea  R. 

ATKR 

Mt.  Victoria,  a 

ASYN 

Cooktown. 

ATFE 

Mokihinui. 

ATKV 

Wellington.                 . « 

ASYP 

Lizard  I. 

ATFG 

Hector. 

ATKX 

Lambton  Hr.-                  '2 

ASYQ 

Channel  R.  (C.  Melville) 

ATFI 

Buller  R. 

ATKZ 

Pituni.                             I 

Lt.  V. 

ATFK 

Westport.  a 

ATLC 

C.  Palliser. 

ASYR 

Kennedy  R. 

ATFM 

C.  Foulwind.ac 

ATLE 

Ahuriri  Bluff,  a 

ASYT 

Claremont  I.  Lt.  V. 

ATFO 

Grey  R.  a 

ATLG 

Napier. 

ASYV 

Piper  Is.  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.  o 

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. 
Tauranga. 

ASZK 

Goode  I.  (Palilug).  e 

ATGF 

Riverton. 

ATLW 

ASZM 

Thursday  I. 

ATGH 

Oretli  R. 

ATLY 

Mercury  B. 

A9ZO 

P.  Kennedy. 

ATGJ 

Invercargill.                     1 

ATMB 

Whitianga. 

ASZQ 

Endeavour  Str. 

ATGL 

Campbelltown.                 1 

ATMD 

Cuvier  I. 

ASZU 

Booby  I. 

ATGN 

Awarua  (Bluff)  Hr. ace  \ 

ATMF 

Great  Barrier  I.  (Aotea). 

ASZV 

Proudfoot  Shoal  Lt.  V. 

ATGO 

Awarua  Lt.  V.                   j 

ATMH 

Waihau     (Coromandel) 

ATGP 

Mataura  R. 

Hr. 

ASZW 

New  Zealand. 

ATGR 

Dog  I. 

ATMJ 

Thames  R. 

ASZY 

C.  Maria  VanDiemen.  c  e 

ATGV 

Ruapuke  I. 

ATML 

GrahamstJ|rn. 
Pauhenehene  Spit.         i 

ATBD 

Hokianga  R.  a 

ATGX 

Stewart  I.  a 

ATMN 

ATBE 

Kaipara  Hr.  a  c 

ATGZ 

P.  Pegasus. 

ATMP 

Waiheke  Ch. 

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. 

Tiri  tiri  Matangi  Lac 

ATBP 

Onehunga. 

ATHK 

Waipapapa  Pt. 

ATMZ 

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;  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. 


127 


WEST  COAST  NORTH  AMERICA. 

ATNK 

Whangaruru  Hr. 

ATSR 

P.  Rothsay. 

ATZG 

Admiralty  Inlet. 

ATNM 

B.  of  Islands. 

ATSV 

Tongass  P. 

ATZI 

Wilson  Pt. 

ATNO 

Opua. 

ATZK 

P.  Discovery. 
Admiralty  Hd. 

ATNQ 

PaiMa. 

ATSX 

British  Columbia. 

ATZM 

ATNS 

Kororarika  B.  (P.  Rus- 

ATSZ 

P.  Simpson. 

ATZO 

P.  Townsend.c 

sell),  a 

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. 

ATOR 

Chatham  Is. 

ATUW 

.  Str.  of  Georgia. 

AUBN 

P.  Madison. 

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. 

ATVP 

Pitt  R. 

AUCF 

P.  Angeles.c 
NeahB.c 

ATPK 

Pt.  Barrow. 

ATVR 

Derby,  or,  New  Lang- 

AUCH 

ATPM 

C.  Lisburne. 

ley. 

AUCJ 

C.  Flattery. 

ATPO 

Hope  Pt. 

ATVW 

P.  Augusta. 

AUCL 

Tatoosh  I.acf 

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.ad 

ATPU 

Diomede  Is. 

Sound). 

AUCR 

Willapa  K.ad 

ATPW 

P.  Clarence. 

ATWD 

Nanoose  Hr. 

AUCT 

Shoal  water. 

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. 

East  Pt.  (Saturna  I.). 

AUDE 

Adams  Tt.acd 

ATQK 

Juneau. 

ATWR 

AUDG 

Astoria.c 

ATQL 

Yukon  R. 

ATWV 

Cowitchin. 

AUDI 

Cathlamet. 

ATQN 

Andreievsky. 

ATWX 

Saminos. 

AUDK 

Kalania. 

ATQO 

Klondike  R. 

ATWZ 

Haro  Str. 

AUDM 

Portland.  6  c 

ATQP 

Nulato. 

ATXC 

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.f 
St.  Matthews  I. 

ATXM 

Sooke  Inlet. 

AUEB 

Umpqua  R.arf 

ATQX 

ATXO 

P.  San  Juan. 

AUED 

Koos  R.  (Coos). 

ATRC 

Nunivak  I. 

ATXQ 

Carmanah.d 

AUEF 

Empire  City. 

C.  Gregory,  or,  Arago. 

Coquille  R.  o  d 

ATRE 

Kuskoquim  R. 

ATXS 

Barclay  Sound. 

AUEH 

ATRG 

Kolmakoff  F. 

ATXU 

C.  Beale.d 

AUEJ 

ATRI 

Khramtshenko. 

AUEL 

C.  Orford,  or,  Blanco/ 

ATRK 

F.  Alexander. 

ATXW 

Washington  State. 

AUEN 

P.  Orford. 

ATRM 

P.  Moller.  ' 

ATXY 

Roberts  Pt. 

AUEP 

Ellensburg. 

ATRO 

Aleutian  Is. 

ATYB 

Boundary  B. 

AUER 

Hunter  Cove. 

ATRQ 

Pribiloff  Is. 

ATYD 

Drayton  Hr. 

AUET 

Mack  Reef. 

ATRS 

Attu  I. 

ATYF 

Bellingharj  B. 

AUEV 

Chetko  R. 

ATRU 

Shelikoff  Str. 

ATYH 

New  Whatcom. c 

ATRW 

Kadiak  I. 

ATYJ 

Fairhaven.c 

AUEX 

California. 

ATRY 

St.  Paul  Hr. 

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)  .c  d 

ATSH 

P.  Mulgrave. 

ATYV 

Stuart  I. 

AUFI 

Eureka,  c 

ATSJ 

Chichagoff  I. 

ATYX 

San  Juan  I. 

AUFK 

Table  Bluff/ 

ATSL 

Baranof  I. 

ATYZ 

Lopez  I. 

AUFM 

Noyo. 

ATSN 

Sitka./ 

ATZC 

Whidbey  I. 

AUFO 

Mendocino  C.c 

ATSP 

Stikine  R.  (P.  Wrangel). 

ATZE 

Smith,  or,  Blunt  I. 

1 

AUFQ 

Arena  Pt. 

oSigniBes  an  International  Signal  Station;  ftaTime  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

«  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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WEST  COAST  NORTH  AMERICA.. 

WEST  COAST  CENTRAL  AND  SOUTH  AMERICA. 

AUFS 

F.  Ross  Cove. 

AULC 

C.  San  Lucas. 

AUQN 

La  Concordia. 

AUPW 

Bodega  B. 

AULD 

G.  op  California. 

AUQP 

Jaltepeque  Lagoon. 

AUPY 

Tomales  B. 

AULE 

San  Jose'  del  Cabo  B. 

AUQR 

G.  of  Fonseca. 

AUGB 

Reyes  ~Pt. a  cd 

AULG 

La  Paz  B. 

AUQT 

P.  La  Union. 

AUGD 

Bonita  Pt.d 

AULI 

Concepcion  B. 

AUQV 

San  Lorenzo. 

AUGE 

San  Francisco  Lt.  V. 

AULK 

Santa  Rosalia./ 

AUQX 

Nicaragua. 

AUGF 

San  Francisco. fee 

AULM. 

San  Felipe  B. 

AURC 

Corinto  P. 

AUGH 

FortPt.arf 

AULO 

Colorado  R. 

AURE 

Managua. 

AUGJ 

Alcatraz  I. 

AULQ 

Arizona. 

AURG 

i  San  Juan  del  Sur. 

AUGK 

Hunter  Pt.  Dock. 

AULS 

Yuma. 

AURK 

Salinas  B. 

AUGL 

Goat  I./ 

AULW 

Eureka. 

AURM 

P.  Elena. 

AUGM 

Union  Iron  Works  Docks. 

AULY 

Ehrenberg. 

AURO 

P.  Culebra. 

AUGN 

Oakland. 

AUMB 

C.  Haro./ 

AURQ 
MJRS 

C.  Blanco. 

AUGP 

San  Pablo  B. 

AUMD 

Guaymas. 

Nicoya  G. 

AUGR 

Petaluma. 

AUMF 

Santa  Barbara  B. 

AURW 

Colorado  G. 

AUGT 

Mare  1.6/ 

AUMH 

Agiabampo. 

AURY 

Arenas  Pt./ 

AUGV 

Vallejo. 

AUMJ 

Topolobampo  B. 
Culiacan  R. 

AUSB 

P.  Herredura. 

AUGX 

Napa. 

AUML 

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 

Estero. 

'  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. 

AUID 

San  Simeon. 

AUNM 

Cayutlan  Lagoon. 
Colima. 

AUTG 

San  Miguel  B. 

AUIF 

Esteros. 

AUNO 

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 

Ecuapor. 

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 

La  Pla^a  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 

Ocos  R. 

AUWE 

Puna. 

AUKD 

San  Clemente  I. 

AUPM 

Champerico. 

AUWG 

Mandinga  Pt. 

AUKF 

San  Nicolas  I. 

AUPO 

San  Luis. 

AUWI 

Espafiola  Pt. 

AUPQ 

Sesecapa. 

AUWK 

i  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  Jose  de  Guatemala. 

Istapa. 

Salvador. 

AUWM 
AUWO 

AUWQ 
AUWS 

Santa  Rosa  R. 

South  America.             A 

Peru.                               j 
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  Bartolomd. 

AUQJ 

Sonsonate. 

AUXC 

Piura  R. 

AUKZ 

MagdalenaB. 

AUQL 

Libertad. 

'AUXE 

Eten  Pt. 

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. 


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129 


WEST  AND  EAST  COASTS  SOUTH  AMERICA. 

AUXF 

Lobos  de  Afuera. 

AVDM 

Chanaral. 

AVIH 

Ancud. 

AUXG 

Lambayeque. 

AVDO 

P.  Flamenco. 

AVIJ 

Calbuco  Ch. 

AUX1 

Pacasmayo. 

AVDQ 

P.  Caldera.  a 

AVIL 

P.  Montt. 

AUXK 

Malabrigo  Road. 

AVDS 

Copiapo. 

AVIM 

Huafo. 

AUXM 

Huanchaco. 

AVDU 

Carrizal  Bajo  B. 

AVIN 

C.  Tres  Montes. 

AUXO 

Salaverry.a 

AVDW 

P.  Huasco. 

AVIO 

Melinka  P. 

AUXQ 

Truxillo. 

AVDX 

St.  Ambrose  I. 

AVIP 

G.  of  Penas. 

AUXS 

Guafiape  Is. 

AVDY 

C.  Bascufian. 

AVIR 

Fallos  Ch. 

AUXW 

Santa. 

AVEB 

Pajaros  Islets. 

AVIT 

Stosch  Ch. 

AUXY 

P.  Chimbote. 

AVED 

Tortoralillo. 

AVIW 

P.  Otway. 

AUYB 

Ferrol  B. 

AVEF 

Coquimbo.  a  b 

AVIX 

Messier  Ch. 

AUYD 

Samanco  B. 

AVEH 

P.  Herradura. 

AVIZ 

G.  of  Trinidad. 

AUYF 

Casma  B. 

AVEJ 

P.  Tongoi. 

AVJC 

Smyth  Ch. 

AUYH 

Huarmey. 

AVEL 

Maitencillo. 

AVJE 

Evangelistas. 

AUYJ 

Sup<§. 

AVEN 

Conchali  B. 

AVJG 

Magellan  Str. 

AUYL 

Huacho. 

AVEO 

Los  Vilos. 

AVJH 

Borja  B. 

AUYN 

Salinas  B. 

AVEP 

Huevos  I. 

AVJI 

C.  Pillar. 

AUYP 

Chancay. 

AVER 

Pichidanque  B. 

AVJK 

C.  Upright. 

AUYR 

Ancon. 

AVET 

Ligua  B. 

AVJL 

P.  Tamar. 

AUYT 

Callao. 

AVEX 

P.  Papudo. 

AVJM 

Sandy  Pt.  (Punta  Are- 

AUYV 

Lima. 

AVEZ 

Quintero  B. 

nas). 

AUYX 

C.  San  Lorenzo. 

AVFC 

Valparaiso,  bed 

AVJN 

C.  Gregory. 

AUYZ 

ChorillosB. 

AVFE 

Angeles  Pt. 

AVJO 

C.  San  Isidro. 

AUZC 

Chilca. 

AVFG 

Curaumilla  Pt.  c 

AVJP 

Delgada  Pt.  a 

AUZE 

Cerro  Azul. 

AVFI 

Casablanca. 

AVJQ 

Dungenesa.  e 

AUZG 

Tambo  de  Mora  P. 

AVFK 

Santiago. 

AVJS 

C.  Virgins,  d  e 

AUZI 

Chincha  Is. 

AVFM 

Juan  Fernandez  I. 

AVJU 

Tierra  del  Fuego. 

AUZK 

Pisco. 

AVFO 

Cumberland  B. 

AVJW 

Ushuwaia. 

AUZM 

Ica. 

AVFQ 

Algarrobo. 

AVJY 

C.  Horn. 

AUZO 

Paracas. 

AVFR 

San  Antonio  NueVo. 

AVKB 

Staten  I. 

ATJZQ 

San  Gallan  I. 

AVFS 

San  Antonio  Pt. 

AVKD 

St.  John  Hr. 

AUZS 

Independencia  B. 

AVFT 

Matanzas  Caleta. 

AVKF 

Laserre  Pt. 

AUZW 

P.  San  Nicolas. 

AVFU 

Tuman  B . 

AVKG 

Diego  Ramirez. 

AUZY 

P.  San  Juan. 

AVFW 

Piehilemu. 

AVBD 

C.  Lomas  Roadstead. 

AVFX 

San  Antonio  del  Petrel. 

AVKH 

South  Shetland. 

AVBF 

Chala. 

AVFY 

Llico. 

AVKJ 

South  Orkneys. 

AVBH 

Atico. 

AVGB 

Constitucion. 

AVKL 

Falkland  Is. 

AVBJ 

Camana. 

AVGD 

Talca. 

AVKN 

C.  Pembroke. 

AVBL 

Quilca  R. 

AVGF 

C.  Carranza.  a 

AVKP 

Stanley  Hr. 

AVBN 

Islay  (Hay). 

AVGH 

Puchepo  Pt. 

AVER 

Cranmar. 

AVBP 

Arequipa. 
P.  Mollendo. 

AVGI 

Buchupero.  a 

AVKT 

P.  Stephens. 

AVBR 

AVGJ 

Tome. 

AVBT 

Tambo  R. 

AVGK 

Guranipe. 

AVKX 

Argentina. 

AVBU 

Ylo  Road. 

AVGL 

Penco. 

AVKZ 

Patagonia. 

AVBX 

Puno. 

AVGN 

Talcahuano.  e 

AVLC 

P.  Gallegos. 

AVGP 

Concepcion. 

AVLE 

Coy  Inlet. 

AVBZ 

Chile. 

AVGR 

Quiriquina  I. 

AVLG 

P.  Santa  Cruz. 

AVCD 

Arica. 

AVGT 

Bio  Bio  R. 

AVLI 

Chico  R. 

AVCE 

Huanillos. 

AVGX 

Santa  Maria  I. 

AVLK 

P.  San  Julian. 

AVCF 

Tacna. 

AVGZ 

Puchoco. 

AVLM 

P.  Desire. 

AVCH 

Huaina  Pisagua  B. 

AVHC 

CORONEL. 

AVLO 

C.   Three  Points  (Tres 

AVCJ 

Junin. 

AVHE 

Lota. 

Puntas). 

AVCL 

Mejillones  Cove. 

AVHF 

Puerto  Cuarenta  Dias. 

AVLQ 

P.  Malaspina. 

AVON 

Caleta  Buena. 

AVHG 

Laraquete. 

AVLS 

Tova  I. 

AVCO 

Pabellion  de  Pica. 

AVHI 

Arauco. 

AVLU 

P.  Melo. 

AVCP 

Iquique. 

AVHK 

Lavapi6  Pt.  a 

AVLW 

Egg   Hr.   (P.   San   An- 

AVCR 

Tocopilla. 

AVHL 

Yanez  B. 

tonio). 

AVCT 

Algodonales  B. 

AVHM 

Lebu  I. 

AVLY 

Gill  B. 

AVCU 

Cobija  B. 

AVHN 

P.  Quidico,  or,  Nena. 

AVMB 

Leones  Isle. 

AVCX 

Mejillones  del  Sur  B. 

AVHO 

Mocha  I. 

AVMD 

P.  Santa  Elena. 

AVCZ 

Constitution  Hr. 

AVHP 

Imperial  R. 
Tolten. 

AVMF 

Chupat  R. 
P.  Madryn. 

AVDC 

Moreno  B. 

AVHQ 

AVMH 

AVDE 

Antofagasta.  c 

AVHS 

Corral. 

AVMJ 

■  DelgadoPt. 

AVDF 

Oliva  Road. 

AVHU 

Valdivia. 

AVML 

P.  'San  Antonio. 

AVDG 

Taltal. 

AVHW 

Galera  Pt. 

AVMN 

Parana- 

AVDH 

Pan  de  Azucar. 

AVHX 

Bueno  R. 

AVMP 

San  Bias  Hr. 

AVDI 

Lavata  B. 

AVHY 

Maullin. 

AVMR 

Union  B. 

AVDJ 

Sarco. 

AVIB 

Chiloe  I. 

AVMT 

Rio  Colorado. 

AVDK 

Paposo  Mines. 

AVID 

C.  Quilan. 

AVMX 

Mt.  Hermoso. 

AVDL 

Pena  Blanca  Cove. 

AVIF 

Corona  Hd. 

AVMY 

Bahia  Blanca  Lt.  V.  . 

a  Signifies  aji  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  .daLite-Saving  Station; 

e  a  'Moyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 

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Part  I. 


EAST  AND  NORTHEAST  COASTS  SOUTH  AMERICA. 

AVMZ 

P.      Belgrano      (Bahia 

AVSL 

Paranagua. 

AVYZ 

Alagoas  Province. 
P.  de  Pedras. 

Blanca). 

AVSN 

Larangeiras. 

AVZC 

avnc 

Mogotes  Pt.  e 

AVSP 

Mel  I. 

AVZE 

Barra  Grande. 

AVNE 

C.  Corrientes. 

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 

Moella  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 

liha  Grande,  af 

AVZU 

Itamaraca  I. 

AVNQ 

Chico  Bank  Lt.  V. 

AVTI 

Albrahoa  B. 

AVZW 

Catuama. 

AVNS 

Ensenada  de  Barragan. 

AVTK 

Angra  dos  Reis. 

AVZY 

Goiana  R. 

AVNU 

Traiventos. 

AVTM 

Sapetiba. 

AWBC 

Cabedello. 

AVNW 

La  Plata.  6  c 

AVTO 

Raza  I. 

4WBE 

Parahiba  R. 

AVNY 

P.  Rio  Santiago.  / 

AVTQ 

Rio  de  Janeiro,  b 

AWBG 

Mamanguape. 

AVOB 

Lara  Pt. 

AVTR 

Villegagnon  F. 

AWBI 

Formosa. 

AVOD 

Buenos  Aires.  6/ 

AVTS 

F.  Santa  Cruz. 

AWBK 

Cunhahu  R. 

AVOP 

Riachuelo  R.  c 

AVTU 

Nitheroy. 

AWBM 

Pirangi  R. 

AVOH 

San  Nicolas. 

AVTW 

Saude  Dock. 

AWBO 

Rio  Grande  do  Norte. 

AVOL 

Campana. 

AVTX 

Mucahgue  Pequena 
(CoaTl.). 

AWBQ 

Natal. 

AVON 

Rosario. 

AWBS 

C.  St.  Roque. 

AVOP  . 

Colastine. 

AVTY 

C.  Frio,  a 

AWBU 

Fernando      Noronha 

AVOR 

Parana. 

AVUB 

Busios  C. 

I.  at 

AVOT 

La  Paz. 

AVUD 

Imbetiba. 

AWBY 

As  Rocas. 

AVOX 

Cdrrientes. 

AVUF 

MacahA 

AWCB 

St.  Paul  Rocks. 

AVOZ 

Paraguay. 

AVUH 

C.  St.  Thome. 

AWCD 

Trinidad  Is. 

AVPC 

"Villa  Pillar. 

AVUJ 

Campos. 

AWCE 

Martin  Vas.  I. 

AVPE 

Asuncion. 

AVUL 

St.  Joao  da  Barra. 

AWCF 

Amargoso  R. 

AVPG 

Colonia. 

AVUN 

Itabapuana. 

AWCG 

Macau. 

AVPI 

Farallon  I. 

AVUP 

Itapejnerim. 

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. 
Villa  Velha  B. 

AWCP 

Macoripe  Pt. 
Paranahyba. 

AVPQ 

Concepcion. 

AVWC 

AWCR 

AVPS 

Paysandu. 

AVWE 

Victoria. 

AWCT 

Amaracao. 

AVPU 

Concordia. 

AVWG 

Doce  R. 

AWCV 

Tutoia. 

AVPW 

Pafiela  Rock  Lt.  V. 

AVWI 

Portalegre. 
Caravellas. 

AWCX 

Santa  Anna  I. 

AVPY 

Montevideo,  cf 

AVWK 

AWCZ 

Alcantara. 

AVQB 

Cibil  Dock. 

AVWM 

Abrolhos  Rocks. 

AWDC 

Maranhao. 

AVQD 

Mana  Dock. 

AVWO 

Prado. 

AWDG 

San  Marcos  B. 

AVQF 

Flore s  I.  a 

AVWQ 

P.  Seguro. 

AWDI 

San  Joao  I. 

AVQH 

Maldonado.  u. 

AVWS 

Cabral  B. 

AWDK 

Turyassu. 

AVQJ 

Lobos  I. 

AVWU 

Santa  Cruz  B. 

AWDM 

Gurupi  R. 

AVQL 

San  Jose  Ignacio  Pt. 
C.  Santa  Maria. 

AVWY 

Belmonte.  a 

AWDO 

Vizeu. 

AVQN 

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. 

AVQZ 

San  Pedro  do  Sul. 

AVXM 

Camamu. 

AWDY 

Para.  / 

,AVRC 

Sao  Jose  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. 

AWEL 

Macapa. 

AVRO 

Mostardas. 

AVYB 

San  Francisco  R. 

AWEN 

Gurupa  R. 

AVRQ 

C.  Santa  Marta  Grande. 

AVYD 

Para  Guassu. 

AWEP 

P.  do  Moz.                    ■ ,  ■ 

AVRS 

Imbituba. 

AVYF 

Itapuan  Pt. 

AWER 

Xingu  R.                       1 

AVRU 

Santa  Catharina  I. 

AVYH 

Garcia  de  Avila. 

AWET 

Mt.  Alegre'.                    i 

AVRW 

Nossa  Senhora  do  Des- 

AVYJ 

Real  R. 

AWEV 

Santarem.  /                 .'  ii 

terro. 

AVYL 

Sergipe. 

AWEX 

Tapaios  R.                    * 
Obidos.                         * 

AVRY 

P.  dos  Naufragados. 
Anhatomirim  Islet. 

AVYN 

Cotinguiba  R. 

AWEZ 

AVSB 

AVYP 

P.  Aracaju. 

AWFC 

Manaos.  / 

AVSD 

F.  Santa  Cruz,  a 

AVYR 

San  Francisco  do  Norte 

AWFE 

Negro  R. 
Balique  I. 

AVSP 

Arvoredo  I. 

R. 

AWFG 

AVSH 

Itapacaroya  B. 

AVYT 

Pefiedo. 

AWFI 

Madeira  R. 

AVSJ 

Sao  Francisco. 

AVYX 

Macei6. 

AWFK 

Oyapok  R. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  &  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. 


131 


■ 

GULF  OF  MEXICO. 

AWFM 

Guiana. 

AWKV 

Santa  Ana  Hr.  b 

AWQJ 

Izabel. 

AWKX 

Little  Curacao  I. 

AWQL 

British  Honduras. 

AWFO 

French  Guiana. 

AWKZ 

Oruba  I. 

AWQM 

Sarstoon  R. 

AWFQ 

Apruague  R. 

AWLC 

Sierra  Colorado  Pt. 

AWG;N 

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 

Ceperou  F.  a 
Salut  Is. 

AWLI 

Estanques  B. 

AWQV 

Bokel  cay. 

AWGD 

AWLK 

Maracaibo. 

AWQX 

Icacos  Road. 

AWGF 

Kuru  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 

Magda'lena  R. 

AWRK 

Mugeres  Hr. 
C.  Catoche. 

AWGR 

Galibi  Pt. 

AWMB 

Bogota. 

AWRM 

AWGT 

Paramaribo.  6 

AWMD 

Barranquilla. 

AWRO 

Yalahau. 

AWGV 

Coppename  R. 

AWMF 

Honda. 

AWRQ 

Progresso. 
Sisal. 

AWGX 

Saramacca  R. 

AWMH 

Caracoli. 

AWRS 

AWGZ 

Coronie. 

AWMJ 

Belillo. 

AWRU 

Celestun. 

AWHC 

Corentyn  R. 

AWML 

Savanilla. 

AWRY 

Campeche. 

AWHE 

New  Rotterdam. 

AWMN 

Salgar. 

, 

AWHG 

Nickerie  R. 

AWMP 

Galera  de  Zamba  B. 

AWRZ 

G.  of  Mexico. 

AWMR 

Cartagena. 

AWSB 

Merida. 

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.  b 

AWMZ 

P.  Cispata. 

AWSJ 

Tabasco. 

AWHO 

Demerara  Lt.  V. 

AWNO 

G.  of  Darien. 

AWSL 

Frontera. 

AWHQ 

Georgetown,  b 

AWSN 

San  Juan  de  Bautista. 

AWHS 

Christ  ianburg. 

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. 

lAWNM 

Farallon  Sucip. 

AWSX 

Vera  Cruz,  c 

'  AWNO 

P.  Bello  (P.  Velo). 

AWSZ 

Tuxpan,  or,  Tuspan. 

AWIF 

Venezuela. 

AWNQ 

Colon./ 

AWTC 

Tampico. 

AWIH~ 

Orinoco  R. 

AWNS 

Manzanilla  I. 

AWTE 

Rio  Grande. 

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  R. 

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. 

AWUK 

Colorado  R. 

AWJK 

Mochima  P. 

AWOV 

Bluefields./ 

AWUN 

Indianola. 

AWJM 

Guanta  B. 

AWOX 

Mosquito  Coast. 

AWUQ 

Lavaca,  c 

AWJO 

Barcelona. 

AWOZ 

C.  Gracias  a  Dios  Hr. 

AWUT 

Brazos  R. 

AWJQ 

Tortuga  I. 
C.  Codera. 

AWPC 

Old  Providence  Is. 

AWUV 

Velasco.  a  c  d 

AWJS 

AWPE 

Honduras. 

AWUZ 

San  Luis  Pass,  a  d 

AWJU 

La  Guaira. 

AWPG 

Truxillo. 

AWVC 

Galveston,  a  b  c  df 

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. 

AWVO 

Red  Fish  Bar  Lt. 

AWKJ 

Cumarebo. 

AWPS 

Ulua  R. 

AWVR 

Lynchburg. 

AWKL 

Coro  Province. 

AWPU 

Caballos  Pt. 

AWVU 

Sabine,  a  c  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 

Curacao  I. 

AWQH 

Livingstone. 

AWXM 

Avery. 

o  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station:  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


GULF  OF  MEXICO. 

WEST  INDIES. 

AWXP 

Cypres  Mort. 

AXGU 

Key  West,  cf 

AXMP 

Maternillos  Pt. 

AWXS 

Atchafalaya  R. 

AXHD 

Sand  cay.  c 

AXMR 

Mucaras  Reef. 

AWXV 

Morgan  City,  c 

AXHG 

American  Shs. 

AXMT 

Lobos  cay  (Bahamas). 

AWXY 

Ship  Island  Shoal. 

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.  b  cf 

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. 

A9CNQ 

C&rdenas. 

AWZF 

Mississippi. 

AXNS 

Siguapa. 

AWZI 

Lake  Borgne. 

AXIL 

Bahama  Is. 

AXNU 

Matanzas. 

AWZL 

Proctorville. 

AXIN 

Great  Abaco  I. 

AXNW 

Habana.  ab  cef 

AWZO 

Lake  Pontchartrain. 

AXIP 

Elbow  cay. 

AXNY 

P.  Mariel. 

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. 
Lower  Pt.  Clear. 

AXJC 

Andros  I. 

AXOL 

C.  San  Antonio. 

AXBK 

AXJE 

Santaren  Ch. 

AXON 

C.  Corrientes. 

AXBN 

Shieldsboro. 

AXJG 

Cay  Sal  Bank. 

AXOP 

C.  Pepe. 

AXBQ 

Merrill  Shell  B*nk. 

AXJI 

Nicolas  Ch. 

AXOR 

ISLA  DE  PlNOS. 

AXBT 

Cat  I. 

AXJK 

New  Providence  I. 

AXOT  ■ 

Santa  Fe"  R. 

AXBW 

Mississippi  City. 

AXJM 

Nassau,  a 

AXOV 

Calonna  R. 

AXBZ 

Biloxi.  c 

AXJO 

Harbour  I. 

AXOZ 

Bataban6. 

AXCF 

Ship  I. 

AXJQ 

Egg  I. 
Eleuthera  I. 

AXPC 

Rosario  cay. 

AXCI 

East  Pascagoula.  c 

AXJS 

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. 

AXCU 

Alabama. 

AXKB 

Long  I. 

AXPO 

P.  Casilda. 

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 

Castle  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. 

AXQF 

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.    -,j 

v 

AXFQ 

St.  Vincent  I. 

AXLE 

C.  Maysi. 

AXQR 

Guantanamo./               \ 

AXET 

Apalachicola.  c 

AXLG 

Yumuri  B. 

AXQT 

Caymanera.  ■                ':.'i 

:■■ 

AXEW 

C.  St.  George. 

AXLI 

P.  Mata. 

AXQV 

Grand  Cayman.            -j 

AXEZ 

St.  Marks. 

AXLK 

P.  Boma. 

AXQW 

Little  Cayman.              ',] 

AXFB 

Cedar  cays,  c 

AXLM 

P.  Baracoa. 

>     '    '" 

"i 

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  Rios  B. 

AXFT 

Gasparilla  I. 

AXLY 

Livisa. 

AXRK 

St.  Anns. 

AXFW 

Charlotte  Hr. 

AXMB 

P.  Nipe. 

AXRM 

Rio  Bueno. 

AXFZ 

Pease  Creek. 

AXMD 

P.  Banes. 

AXRO 

Falmouth. 

AXGC 

Sanibel  I. 

AXMF 

Lucrecia  Pt. 

AXRQ 

Montego. 
St.  Lucea  Hr. 

AXGF 

San  Carlos  Hr. 

AXMH 

Naranjo  P. 

AXRS 

,. 

AXGI 

C.  Sable. 

AXMJ 

Gibara  P. 

AXRU 

Negril  Hr. 

s 

AXGL 

Tortugas  Is.  cf 

AXML 

P.  Padre. 

AXRW 

Savannah-la-Mar. 

AXGO 

Loggerhead  cay. 
Rebecca  Sh. 

AXMN 

P.   Nuevitas  del  Prin- 

AXRY 

Bluefields  B. 

AXGR 

cipe. 

AXSB 

Black  R.   ' 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  b  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weathet,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  •Station1;  A  a  Lile-SavingSVatiiM;'' 

e  aLloyd's  Signal  Station';  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


Part  I. 


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133 


WEST*  INDIES. 

EAST  COAST  UNITED  STATES. 

AXSD 

Pedro  Bluff. 

AXYS 

Culebrita. 

AYFE 

Windward  Is. 

AXSF 

Milk  R. 

AXYU 

Vieques  I. 
P.  Mula. 

AXSH 

Carlisle  B. 

AXYW 

AYFG 

St.  Lucia. 

AXSJ 

Portland  Bight. 

AXZB 

St.  Thomas. 

AYFI 

P.  Castries.6 

AXSL 

Old  Harbour  B. 

AXZD 

Charlotte  Amalia. 

AYFK 

Vigie  Summit. 

AXSN 

P.  Royal. 

AXZF 

Savana  I. 

AYFM 

Soufriere  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. 

AYGF 

Barbados. 

AXTE 

Port  au  Prince,  c 

AXZW 

Christiansted. 

AYGH 

Carlisle  B. 

AXTG 

Lemantin  Pt. 

AXZY 

Sombrero  I. 

AYGJ 

Bridgetown. 
Needham  Pt.a 

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 

Sam  and  B. 

AYBV 

Orange  Town. 

St.  Kitts  (St.  Christo- 

AYHG 

San  Fernando. 

AXUH 

P.  Santa  Barbara. 

AYBX 

AYHI 

Icacos  Pt. 

AXTJJ 

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. 

AXTJT 

Neyba  B. 

AYCH 

Barbuda. 

AYHS 

Gibbs  Hill.c 

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. 
Redonda. 

AYIH 

Hamilton. 

AXVK 

Principe  Pt. 

AYCV 

AXVM 

C.  Dame  Marie. 

AYCX 

MONTSERRAT. 

AYIJ 

Gulf  Stream. 

AXVO 

Cayemites. 

AYCZ 

Plymouth. 

AXVQ 

Mona. 

AYDC 

Guadeloupe. 

AYIL 

East  Coast  of  Florida. 

AXVS 

Desecheo  I. 

AYDE 

P.  Moule.a 

AYIP 

Mosquito  Inlet. 

AYDG 

P.  Louis. 

AYIS 

New  Smyrna. 

AXVU 

Porto  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. 
Arecibo.  a 

AYDQ 

Gozier  I. 

AYJK 

Jacksonville,  c 

AXWF 

AYDS 

Isles  des  Saintes. 

AYJN 

Dame  Pt. 

AXWH 

Manati  R. 

AYDU 

Desirade. 

AYJQ 

Mandarin. 

AXWJ 

P.  San  Juan,  a  c  df 

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 

AXWR 

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,      i 
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  Sienifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  ca  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
c  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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. 

EAST  COAST  UNITED  STATES. 

4 

AYLP 

Med  way  R. 

AYTX 

Chowan  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 

Hard  wick. 

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  cf 

AYUS 

False  Cad 

AZEV 

Kent  I. 

AYMQ 

Tybee.  c 

AYUV 

Chesapeake  B. 

AZEY 

Tred  Haven  Creek. 

AYMT 

Oyster  Beds. 

AYVB 

C.  Henry. a  c  df 

AZFB 

Sharps  I. 

AYMW 

Cockspur  I. 

AYVE 

Lynn  Haven. 

AZFE 

Choptank  R. 
Castle  Haven. 

AYNC 

F.  Jackson. 

AYVH 

F.  Monroe. c 

AZFH 
XZFK 

AYVK 

Old  Pt.  Comfort. 

Honga  R. 

AYNF 

South  Carolina. 

AYVN 

Hampton  Roads. 

AZFN 

Hooper  Str. 

AYNI 

P.  Royal.c 

AYVQ 

Craney  I. 

AZFQ 

Nanticoke  R. 

AYNL 

Martins  Industry  Lt.  V. 

AYVT 

Elizabeth  R. 

AZFT 

Monie  B. 

AYNO 

Paris  I. 

AYVW 

Norfolk. b  cf 

AZFW 

Manokin  R. 

AYNE 

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- 

AZGI 

Tangier  I. 

AYOD 

Combahee  R. 

marle  Canal. 

AZGL 

Cherrystone  Inlet. 

AYOG 

Hunting  I. 

AYWI 

Nansemond  R. 

AZGO 

C.  Charles.a  d 

AYOJ 

Pon-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.a  d 

AYOS 

Charleston,  cf 

AYWX 

City  Pt. 

AZHD 

Winter  Quarter  Sh.  Lt.  V. 

AYOV 

F.  Sumter. 

AYXD 

Richmond. 

AZHG 

Ocean  City.a  d 
Fenwick  I.  Sh.  Lt.  V. 

AYPB 

Moultrieville.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.  Romain. 

AYXV 

Wolf  Trap  Shs. 

AZHS 

C.  Henlopen.o  df 

AYPW 

Racoon  cay. 

AYZB 

Piankatank  R. 

AZHV 

Breakwater  Hr. 

AYPZ 

Peedee  R. 

AYZE 

Rappahannock  R. 

AZHY 

Delaware  Breakwater.a  c 

AYQC 

Georgetown.c 

AYZH 

Windmill  Pt. 

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 

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.c 

AZBP 

P.  Tobacco  R.     , 

AZJL 

Wilmington. 
Marcus  Hook. 

AYRM 

C.  Lookout. o  c  d 

AZBS 

Upper  Cedar  Pt. 

AZJO 

AYRP 

Core  Sound.c  d 

AZBV 

Maryland  Pt. 

AYRS 

Ocracoke  Inlet. a  d 

AZBY 

Mt.  Vernon. 

AZJR 

Pennsylvania.c 

AYRV 

Neuse  R. 

AZCB 

F.  Washington. 

AZJU 

Chester. 

AYSB 

New  Berne. c 

AZCE 

Alexandria. 

AZJX 

Schuylkill. 

AYSE 

Goldsboro. 

AZKD 

League  I. 

AYSH 

Raleigh. 

AZCH 

Washington,  D.  C.bf 

AZKG 

Philadelphia. 6/ 

AYSK 

Hayti. 

AYSN 

BayR. 

AZCK 

District  of  Columbia. 

AZKJ 

New  Jersey. 

AYSQ 

Pamplico. 

AZKM 

Trenton. 

AYST 

Bath. 

AZCN 

United  States, 

AZKP 

Bordentown. 

AYSW 

Washington.c 

AZKS 

Burlington. 

AYSZ 

Hatteras  Inlet. a  d 

AZCQ 

Maryland. 

AZKV 

Camden.                        . '■!; 

AYTB 

Diamond  Shoal  Lt.V.c/ 

AZCT 

Patuxent  R. 

AZKY 

Gloucester. 

AYTC 

C  Hatteras.a  c  df 
Oregon  Inlet. a  d 

AZDC 

Jones  Point. 

AZLB 

Billingsport. 

AYTF 

AZDF 

Baltimore. b  c 

AZLE 

Penn  Grove. 

AYTI 

Bodie  I. a  d 

AZDI 

Thomas  Pt. 

AZLH 

Salem. 

AYTL 

Albemarle  Sound. 

AZDL 

Annapolis,  cf 

AZLK 

Cohansey. 

AYTO 

Plymouth. 

AZDO 

Severn  R. 

AZLN 

Maurice  R. 

AYTR 

Roanoke  R. 

AZDR 

Magolhy  R. 

AZLQ 

C.  May.o  c  df 
Hereford  Inlet. a  c  d 

AYTU 

Edenton.c 

AZDU 

Patapsco  R. 

AZLT 

a  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. 


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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.a  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.a  c  d 

AZTS 

New  London. c 

BAEY 

Nantucket,  c 

AZMO 

Barnegat.d 

AZTV 

Thames  R. 

BAFE 

Nantucket  Sh.  Lt.  V.c/ 

AZMR 

Long  Branch.a  c  d 

AZTY 

Race  Rock. 

BAFH 

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.o  c  df 
Sandy  Hook  Lt.  V. 

AZUH 

Fisher  La  d 

BAFQ 

Nauset  Beach.a  d 

AZMY 

AZUK 

Stonington.c 

BAFW 

C.  Cod  (Highlands).a  df 

AZNB 

Scotland  Lt.  V. 

AZUN 

Watch  Hill  Pt.ad 

BAFZ 

Race  Pt.aca" 

AZND 

Gedney  Ch. 

BAGC 

Wood  End. a  a" 

AZNG 

Raritan 

AZUQ 

Rhode  Island. 

BAGF 

Provincetown  Hr.c 

AZNJ 

Staten  I. 

AZUT 

Block  I.acdf 

BAGI 

Long  Pt. 

AZNM 

Narrows. 

AZUW 

Judith  Pt.acdf 

BAGL 

Billingsgate  I. 

AZNP 

Stapleton. 

AZVC 

Whale  Rock. 

BAGO 

Barnstable. 

AZNS 

Tompkinsville. 

AZVF 

Narragansett  B .  a  c  d 

BAGR 

Plymouth. 

AZNV 

New  Brighton. 
Elizabethtown. 

AZVI 

Dutch  I. 

BAGU 

'  Duxbury  Pier. 

AZNY 

AZVL 

Conanicut  I. 

BAGX 

Minots  Ledge. 

AZOB 

Newark. 

AZVO 

Wickford. 

BAGY 

Boston  Lt.  V. 

AZOE 

Bergen. 

AZVR 

Conimicut  Pt. 

BAHD 

JDeer  I. 

AZOF 

Robbins  Reef  Lt. 

AZVU 

Greenwich. 

BAHG 

Long  Island  Hd. 

AZOH 

Bedloe  I. 

AZVX 

Sabine  Pt. 

BAHJ 

Hull.c 

AZOK 

Jersey  City./ 

AZWD 

Pawtuxet. 

BAHM 

Hingham. 

AZQN 

Hudson  City. 

AZWG 

Fuller  Rock. 

BAHP 

Neponset. 

AZOQ 

Hoboken. 

AZWJ 

Providence,  cf 

BAHS 

BosioN.a  6  cd"/ 

AZOB, 

Harlem. 

AZWM 

Warren. 

BAHV 

Charlestown. 

AZWP 

Hog  I.  Lt.  V. 

BAHY 

Medford. 

AZOT 
AZOW 

New  YoRK.a  6  c/ 
Hudson  R. 
Governors  I.c 

AZWS 
AZWV 

Bristol. 
Prudence  I. 

BAIE 
BAIH 

Winnissimmet. 
Egg  Rock. 

AZPC 

AZWY 
AZXB 

Taunton  R. 

Fall  River,  Mass.c 

BAIK 
BAIN 

Lynn. 
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. 

BAJC 

Eastern  Pt. 

AZPR 

Hell  Gate. 

AZXQ 

Massachusetts. 

BAJF 

C.  Ann. 

AZPS 

Harlem  Ship  Canal. 

AZXT 

Hen  and  Chickens  Reef 

BAJI 

Straitsmouth  I. ad 

AZPU 

P.  Morris. 

Lt.  V. 

BAJL 

Annisquam. 
Ipswich. 

AZPX 

Coney  La  c  d 

AZXW 

Buzzard  B. 

BAJO 

AZQD 

Brighton. 

AZYC 

Dumpling  Rock. 

BAJR 

Newburyport.a  c  d 

AZQG 

Manhattan  Beach.c 

AZYF 

Clark  Pt. 

AZQJ 

Fire  La  df 

AZYI 

New  Bedford. c 

BAJU 

New  Hampshire. 

AZQK 

Long  Island  Sound. 

AZYL 

Palmer  I. 

BAJX 

Hampton. 

AZQM 

Montauk  Vt.ad 

AZYO 

Fairhaven. 

BAKD 

Isle  of  Shoal,  Me.c 

AZQP 

Sands  Pt. 

AZYR 

Mattapoiset. 

BAKG 

Portsmouth.c/ 

AZQS 

Gardiner  I. 

AZYU 

Bird  I. 

BAKJ 

Concord.     ■ 

AZQV 

Plum  I. 

AZYX 

Sippican. 
Wings  Neck. 

BAKM 

Piscataqua  R. 

AZQY 

Little  Gull  I. 

BACD 

AZRB 

Sag  Hr. 

BACF 

Cuttyhunk.acrf 

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 

BAKY 

C.  Neddick  (Knubble). 

AZRN 

James  P. 

BACO 

Nobska  Pt.c 

BALE 

Kehnebunk. 

AZRQ 

Riverhead. 

BACR 

Woods  Holl.c 

BALH 

Augusta. 

AZRT 

Huntington. 
Oyster  B. 

BACU 

Marthas  Vineyard. 

BALK 

Goat  I. 

AZRW 

BACX 

Gay  Hd.a  d 

BALN 

Porpoise  Hr. 

AZSC 

Hempstead. 

BADC 

West  Chop  Pt.c 

BALQ 

Wood  I. 

AZSF 

Throgs  Neck. 

BADF 

Vineyard  Haven. 

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 

Bass  R. 

BAMO 

Pond  I. 

AZTD 

Bridgeport. c/ 

BAEG 

Chatham.aca' 

BAMR 

Bath. 

AZTG 

Stratford  Shs.  , 

BAEJ 

Monomoy  Pt.  acd 

BAMU 

Wiscasset. 

a  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station ;  &  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /  a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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CANADA. 

BAMX 

Hendrick  Hd. 

BAVI 

Avery  Rock. 

BCFJ 

Prim  Pt. 

BAND 

Damariscotta. 

BAVL 

Machiasport.c 

BCFM 

Petit  Passage. 

BANG 

Medomak  R. 

BAVO 

Machias. 

BCFP 

Boars  Hd. 

BANJ 

St.  George  R. 

BAVR 

Quoddy  Head.a  c  d 

BCFS 

Brier  I. 

BANM 

Thomaston. 

BAVU 

Welchpool. 
Lubeck. 

BCFV 

St.  Mary  B. 

BANP 

Burnt  I.ad 

BAVX 

BCFY 

Weymouth. 

BANS 

Townsend. 

BAWC 

Eastport.c 
St.  Croix  R. 

BCGE 

Sissibou  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. 

BAOE 

BAWL 

Canada. 

BCGQ 

Peases  I. 

BAOH 

Tennant  Hr.. 

BCGT 

Seal  I.  d 

BAOK 

Whitehead  l.acd 

BAWO 

New  Brunswick. 

B«CGW 

Tusket  R. 

BAON 

Matinicus  Rock. 

BAWR 

Passamaquoddy  B. 

BCGZ 

Argyle. 

BAOQ 

OwlsHd. 

BAWU 

St.  Andrew.c 

BCHF 

Pubnico  Hr. 

BAOT 

Rockland. 

BAWX 

Digdequash  R. 

BCHI 

Bon  Portage  I. 

BAOW 

Rockport. 

BAXD 

St.  George. 
L'EtangHr. 

BCHL 

C.  Sable.rf/ 

BAOZ 

Indian  I. 

BAXG 

BCHO 

Barrington  B. 

BAPO 

Negro  I. 

BAXJ 

Campobello  I. 
Machias  Seal  I. 

BCHR 

Baccaro  Pt. 

BAPP 

Camden. 

BAXM 

BCHU 

P.  Latour. 

BAPI 

Northaven. 

BAXP 

Gannet  Rock. 

BCHX 

Negro  I.d 

BAPL 

GrindelPt.  . 

BAXS 

Grand  Manan  I. 

BCIA 

Shelbukne. 

BAPO 

Belfast. 

BAXV 

Wolves  Is. 

BCID 

C.  Roseway. 

BAPR 

Searsport. 

BAXY 

Beaver  Hr. 

BCIG 

Jordon  R. 

BAPU 

Stockton.' 

BAYE 

B.  of  Fundy. 

BCLT 

Green  Hr. 

BAPX 

Winterport. 

BAYH 

Lepreau  Pt.c 

BCIM 

Ragged  Island  Hr. 
Gull  Rock. 

BAQD 

Bangor.c 

BAYK 

Musquash  Hr. 

BCIP 

BAQG 

Brewer. 

BAYN 

St.  JoHN.&cf 

BCIS 

P.  Hebert. 

BAQJ 

Buckaport. 
Orland. 

BAYQ 

Partridge  I. 

BCIV 

Little  Hope  Islet. 

BAQM 

BAYT 

C.  Spencer. 

BCIY 

Mouton  P.d 

BAQP 

Dice  Hd. 

BAYW 

Quaco. 

BCJE 

Liverpool.c 

BAQS 

Castine. 

BAYZ 

C.  Enrage. 

BCJH 

Coffins  I. 

BAQV 

Penobscot. 

BAZC 

Chignecto  B. 

BCJK 

Medway. 

BAQY 

Pumpkin  I. 

BAZF 

Harvey  Corner. 

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 

Folly  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. 

BCAD 

Nova  Scotia. 

BCKL 

Chester. 

BARZ 

Ellsworth. 

BCAE. 

Charters  Corner. 

BCKO 

East  Ironbound  I. 

BASC 

Union  River  B. 

BCAH 

Dorchester. 

BCKR 

St.  Margaret  B-. 

BASF 

Great  Duck  I. 

BCAK 

Sackville. 

BCKU 

Hubbard  Cove. 

BASI 

Baker  I. 

BCAN 

Cumberland  Basin. 

BCKX 

Crouchers  I. 

BASL 

Somes  Hr. 

BCAQ 

Marine  Transport  Rail- 

BCLA 

Dover. 

BASO 

Bar  Hr. 

way. 

BCLD 

Betty  I. 

BASE, 

Frenchman  B . 

BOAT 

Amherst. 

BCLG 

Turner  B. 

BASU 

Skilling  R. 

BCAW 

South  Joggins. 
Apple  Hd. 

BCLJ 

Sambro  I. 

BASX 

Sullivan. 

BCAZ 

BCLM 

Chebucto  Hd. 

BATD 

Stave  I. 

BCDA 

Haute  I. 

BATG 

Winter  Hr. 

BCDE 

C.  d'Or. 

BCLN 

Sable  I.df 

BATH 

Egg  Rock. 

BCDH 

Black  Rock. 

BATJ 

Prospect  Hr. 
Gouldsborough . 

BCDK 

C.  Split. 

BCLP 

Halifax.  6  cdf              .','. 

BATM 

BCDN 

Basin  of  Mines. 

BCLS 

Bedford  Basin.  , 

BATP 

DyerB. 

BCDQ 

Parrsboro. 

BCLV 

Dartmouth. 

BATS 

Petit  Manan. 

BCDT 

Cobequid  B. 

BCLY 

George  I. 

BATV 

Narraguagus  R. 

BCDW 

Truro. 

BCME 

Mauger  Beach  Lt. 
Devil  I.d 

BATY 

Millbridge. 

BCDZ 

Shubenacadie  R. 

BCMH 

BAUE 

Cherryfield. 

BCEF 

Burntcoat  Hd. 

BCMK 

Jeddore  Rock. 

BAUH 

Harrington. 

BCEI 

Walton. 

BCMN 

Egg  I. 
Ship  Hr. 

BATJK 

Pleasant  R. 

BCEL 

Avon  R. 

BCMQ 

BATJN 

Addison  Pt. 

BCEO 

Kingsport. 

BCMT 

Pope  Hr. 

BAUQ 

Columbia  Falls. 

BOER 

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. 

BCNF 

Newtonquaddy.         >     i! 

BAVC 

Chandler  B. 

BCFD 

Annapolis. 

BCNI 

Liscomb  Hr.c                  i| 

BAVP 

Libby  I. 

BCFG 

Digby.c 

BCNL 

Wedge  I. 

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.  ••  :iS 


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BCNO 

BCNR 

BCNU 

BCNX 

BCOA 

BCOD 

BCOE 

BCOG 

BCOJ 

BCOM 

BCOP 

BCOS 

BCOV 

BCOY 

BCPE 

BCPH 

BCPK 

BCPN 

BCPQ 

BCPT 

BCPW 

BCPZ 

BCQF 

BCQI 

BOQL 

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 

BCVZ 


St.  Mary  R. 

Sherbrooke. 

Country  Hr. 

Isaac  Hr. 

Green  I. 

TorB. 

Berry  Hd. 

Whitehead  I.e 

Canso.c 

Cranberry  I. 

Crow  Hr. 

Chedabucto  B. 

Guysborough. 

Gut  op  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. 

Guy  on  I. 

Louisbueg  Hr. 

Scatari  I.d 

Menadou  Passage. 

Mira. 

Flint  I. 

C.  Percy. 

Schooner  Cove. 

Lingan  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.  Lawrenceie 

St.  Paul  l.de 

Cabot  Str. 

Chetican  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 

BDGC 


Merigomish. 
Pictou. 
East  Arm. 
New  Glasgow. 

Northumberland  Str. 

Caribou. 

Amet  Isle. 

Tatamagouche. 

John  R. 

Wallace. 

Pugwash. 

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. 

Bedeqiie  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.). 

Grindstone  I. 

Grosse  I.  a 

Etang  du  Nord.  a 

Great  Bird  Rock. 

G.  of  St.  Lawrence. 


BDGF 

MlRAMICHI  B. 

BDGI 

Escuminac  Pt.  a 

BDGL 

Preston  beach  Lts. 

BDGO 

Fox  I. 

BDGR 

Vinl. 

BDGU 

Portage  I. 

BDGV 

Miramichi  B.  Lt.  V. 

BDGX 

Sheldrake  I. 

BDHA 

Grant  beach  Lts. 

BDHG 

Chatham. 

BDHJ 

Newcastle. 

BDHM 

Nelson  Town. 

BDHP 

Neguac  gully. 

BDHS 

Tracadie. 

BDHV 

Pokemouche. 

BDHY 

Birch  Pt.  a 

BDIE 

Miscou  Hr.  a 

BDIH 

Pokesudi  I.  Lt. 

BDIK 

Caraquette  I. 

BDIN 

Shippigan. 

BDIQ 

Chaleur  B. 

BDIT 

Clifton. 

BDIW 

Nipisighit  B. 

BDIZ 

Bathurst. 

BDJC 

Petit  Rocher  Lt. 

BDJF 

Little  Belledune  Pt 

BDJI 

Heron  I. 

BDJL 

Dalhousie. 

BDJO 

Restigouche  R. 

BDJR 

Campbell  town. 

BDJU 

New  Carlisle. 

BDJX 

Richmond. 

BDKA 

Carleton. 

BDKE 

Pasbebiac. 

BDKG 

Maquereau  Pt.  a 

BDKJ 

Pabou. 

BDKM 

C.  d'Espoir.  a 

BDKP 

Perc6. 

BDKS 

Pt.  Peter  (Flat  I.). 

BDKT 

C.  Gaspe. 

BDKU 

Gaspe  B.  Lt.  V. 

BDKV 

Gaspe\ 

BDKY 

C.  Rozier.  e 

BDLE 

Fame  Pt.  ef 

BDLH 

Anticosti  I. 

BDLK 

Heath  Pt.  c  d  ef 

BDLN 

Bagot  Pt.  d 

BDLQ 

Salt  Lake  B. 

BDLT 

South  Pt.  e 

BDLW 

South  West  Pt.  c  e 

BDLZ 

Ellis  B. 

BDMC 

West  Pt.  e 

BDMF 

St.  Lawrence  R. 

BDMI 

Natashquan  R. 

BDML 

Mingan  Hr. 

BDMO 

Perroquets  Lt. 

BDMR 

Manitou  R. 

BDMU 

Seven  LB./ 

BDMX 

Egg  I. 

BDNA 

C.  Magdalen,  e 

BDNG 

Martin  R.  a 

BDNJ 

C.  Chatte.  a 

BDNM 

Pt.  de  Monts.  a 

BDNP 

Matane.  a 

BDNS 

Metis  Pt.  o 

BDNV 

Manicouagan.  a 
Bersimis  R. 

BDNY 

n  Siimifips  an  International  Signal  Station ;  &  a  Time  Signal  Station ;  c  a  Weather,  Tide,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 
B  e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED.      PART  I. 


GREAT  LAKES. 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 


BDOE 

Father  Pt.  af 

BDWA 

Clayton. 

BDOH 

P.  Neuf.  a 

BDWG 

C.  Vincent,  c 

BDOK 

Pilot  Station. 

BDON 

Rimouski.  a 

BDWJ 

Lake  Ontario. 

BDOQ 

Bicquette  I. 

BDOT 

Bid. 

BDWM 

Kingston. 

BDOW 

Red  Islet  Bank  Lt.  V. 

BDWP 

Napanee  R. 
Belleville. 

BDOX 

Red  Islet  Lt. 

BDWS 

BDOZ 

Saguenay  R. 

BDWV 

Pigeon  I. 

BDPC 

Tadousac. 

BDWY 

False  Duck  I. 

BDPF 

Chicoutimi. 

BDXE 

Peter  Pt. 

BDPI 

Green  I. 

BDXH 

Egg I. 

BDPL 

Riviere  du  Loup,  a 

BDXK 

Newcastle  Hr. 

BDPM 

White  I.  Reef  Lt.  V. 

BDXN 

Coburg. 

BDPO 

Brandy  Pots,  a 

BDXQ 

P.  Hope. 

BDPR 

Long  Pilgrim  I. 

BDXT 

Toronto. 

BDPU 

Grand  I. 

BDXW 

Hamilton. 

BDPX 

Kamouraska. 

BDXZ 

P.  Dalhousie. 

BDQA 

Orignaux  Pt. 

BDYC 

Welland  Canal. 

BDQG 

Goose  C. 

BDYF 

Niagara,  d 

BDQJ 

Coudres  I. 

BDYI 

Lewiston. 

BDQM 

Ouelle  R. 

BDYL 

Genesee  R. 

BDQP 

St.  Paul  B. 

BDYO 

Soduspoint.  c 

BDQS 

Lower  Traverse  Lt.V. 

BDYR 

Glasgow. 
Fair  Haven,  c 

BDQV 

Upper  Traverse  Lt.  V. 

BDYU 

BDQY 

Stone  Pillar. 

BDYX 

Oswego,  c  d 

BDRE 

Beaujeu  Ch. 

BDZA 

Stony  Pt. 

BDRH 

St.  Ignace. 

BDZG 

Galloo  I. 

BDRK 

L'  Islet,  a 

BDZJ 

Sacketts  Hr.  c 

BDRN 

Crane  I. 

BDZM 

Tibbett  Pt. 

BDRQ 

St.  Thomas. 

BDRT 

Grosse  Isle,  a 

BDZP 

Lake  Erie. 

BDRW 

C.  Brule. 

BDZS 

Buffalo,  bed/ 

BDRZ 

Orleans  I. 

BDZV 

P.  Colborne. 

BDSC 

St.  Francois. 

BDZY 

Mohawk  I. 

BDSF 

Bellechasse  I. 

BEAC 

P.  Maitland. 

BDSI 

St.  Jean. 

BEAF 

Long  Pt. 

BDSL 

St.  Laurent. 

BEAI 

P.  Burwell. 

BDSO 

St.  Famille. 

BEAL 

P.  Stanley. 

BDSR 

St.  Pierre. 

BEAO 

Pt.  Pelee. 

BDSU 

L'Ange  Gardien. 

BEAR 

Gibraltar. 

BDSX 

Beauport. 

BEAU 

Trenton. 

BDTA 

Quebec.  6 

BEAX 

Wyandotte. 

BDTG 

Levis. 

BECD 

Windsor. 

BDTJ 

New  Liverpool. 

BECH 

Detroit./ 

BDTM 

Carouge  R. 

BECK 

Michigan  State. 

BDTN 

Trembles  Sh. 

BECN 

Monroe. 

BDTP 

Portneuf. 

BECO 

Toledo. 

BDTS 

Champlain. 

BECT 

Ohio. 

BDTV 

Three  Rivers. 

BECW 

West  Sister  I. 

BDTY 

P.  St.  Francis. 

BECZ 

P.  Clinton. 

BDUE 

Sorel. 

BEDC 

Strontian  I. 

BDUH 

Richelieu  I. 

BEDG 

Marblehead.  d 

BDUK 

Longueuil. 

BEDJ 

Sandusky. 

BDUN 

Maisonneuve. 

BEDM 

Vermilion. 

BEDP 

Lorain,  c 

BDUO 

Ottawa. 

BEDS 

Cleveland,  c  df 

BEDV 

Ashtabula,  c  d 

BDUQ 

Montreal,  b 

BEDY 

Erie  City,  d 

BDUT 

Lachine  Canal. 

BEFA 

Pennsylvania. 

BDUW 

Cornwall. 

BEFD 

Dunkirk. 

BDUZ 

Morrisburg. 

BEFH 

Lake  St.  Clair. 

BDVO 

Waddington. 

BEFK 

Marine  City. 

BDVF 

Matilda. 

BEFN 

St.  Clair. 

BDVI 

Edwardsburg. 

BDVL 

Ogdensburg.  c 

BEFQ 

Lake  Huron. 

BDVO 

Prescott. 

BEFR 

P.  Huron,  cf 

BDVR 

Morristown. 

BEFT 

Sarnia. 

BDVU 

Brockville. 

BEFW 

Gratiot  F. 

BDVX 

The  Thousand  Is. 

BEFZ 

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 

BEN  J 

BENM 

BENP 

BENS 

BENV 

BENY 

BEOD 


Bay  City. 
Saginaw  B. 
Thunder  B.  c  d 
Alpena,  c 
Duncan  City. 
Detour  Passage. 


Manitoulin  I. 
Southampton. 
Kincardine. 
Goderich. 
Georgian  B. 
Collingwood. 
Matchedash  B. 
Parry. 

Lake  Michigan. 
Green  Bay.  c 
Kewaunee,  d 
Manitowoc. 
Sheboygan,  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. 


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e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


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Part  I. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  SIGNALS — PLACES  GEOGRAPHICALLY  ARRANGED. 


LABRADOR. 


ICELAND. 


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BEOH 

BEOK 

BEON 

BEOQ 

BEOT 

BEOW 

BEOZ. 

BEPA 

^EPF 

BEPI 

BEPL 

BEPO 

BEPR 

BEPU 

BEPX 

BEQC 

BEQG 

BEQJ 

BEQM 

BEQP 

BEQS 

BEQV 

BEQY 

BERD 

BERH 

BERK 

BERN 

BERQ 

BERT 

BERW 

BERZ 

BESP 

BESI 

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  Str. 
Wash-sheecootai  B. 
Coacoacho  B. 
Watagheistic  Sound. 
Mecattina  C. 
Greenly  I. 
Armour  Pt.  af 
Red  B. 
Chateau  B./ 
Belle  Isle,  ef 
La  Talus. 

Newfoundland. 
C.  Bauld. 
Pistolet  B. 
C.  Norman. 
St.  John  B. 
Rich  Pt./ 
P.  Saunders. 
Ingornachoix  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  I.  a 


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 

BEWM 

BEWN 

BEWP 

BEWS 

BEWV 

BEWY 

BEXD 

BEXH 

BEXK 

BEXN 

BEXQ 
BEXT 
BEXV 
BEXY 
BEXZ 


Brunet  I.  a 
Fortune  B. 
Long  Hr. 
Miquelon.  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,  a  b 
C.  St.  Francis,  a 
Brigus  B. 
Harbour  Grace. 
Carbonear  I. 
Baccalieu  I.  a 
Trinity  Hr. 
Catalina  Hr.  a 
C.  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. 

Labrador. 
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 
BFAM 
BFAO 
BFAQ 
BFAS 
BFAU 


Hamilton  Inlet. 

Rigoulette. 

Davis  Inlet. 

Hopedale. 

Nam. 

Okkak. 

C.  Chidley. 

Hudson  Bay. 
F.  Chimo. 
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  Mayen  I. 


e  Signifies  an  International  Signal  Station;  6  a  Time  Signal  Station;  c  a  Weather,  Tfae,  or  Ice  Signal  Station;  d  a  Life-Saving  Station; 

e  a  Lloyd's  Signal  Station;  /a  Wireless  Telegraph  Station. 


INTERNATIONAL  CODE  OE  SIGNALS. 


PART  IL 


IISTDEX. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY  AND  GEOGRAPHICAL  LIST. 

(141) 


PART  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


A— ABOUND. 


CXA 

CXB 
CXD 

CXE 

CXF 

CXG 

CXH 
CXI 

CXJ 

CXK 
CXL 


CXM 
CXN 

cxo 


CXP 

CXQ 
CXR 

CXS 

CXT 

CXU 


CXV 
CXW 

CXY 


{Letter. )    (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 

A,  or,  An. 

Ai. 

A.  B.    Able  seaman. 

A.  M.    Before  noon edu 


Aback. 

Heave  all  aback. 
— Taken  aback. 

Abaft. 

— Abaft  the  beam. 
Afloat  abaft 


Go  astern LP 


Abandon-ing-ment. 
Abandon  the  vessel  as  fast  as  possible,  ab 

— Abandened. 

— Do  not  abandon  me. 

Do  not  abandon  the  vessel ac 

Do  not  abandon  the  vessel  until  the  tide 

has  ebbed ad 

Do  you  intend  to  abandon  ? ae 

— Enemy  has  abandoned. 

— Has  she  (or  vessel  indicated)  been  long 
abandoned  ? 

— I  did  not  abandon  her  until  I  was  forced. 
I  do  not  intend  to  abandon  the  vessel,  af 

I  must  abandon  the  vessel ag 

I  shall  abandon  my  vessel  unless  you 

will  keep  by  us ah 

I  will  not  abandon  you  (or  vessel  indi 

,  cated).     I  will  remain  by  you ai 

I  (or,  They)  wish  to  abandon  but  have 
not  the  means aj 

— Intend  to  abandon  ship  to  Lloyd's  agent. 
Is  she  (or  veisel  indicated)  abandoned  ? 

AK 

— They  have  abandoned. 

— Vessel  indicated  is  not  abandoned. 

Abate-d-ing-ment. 

If  the  wind  abates zeq 

— No  abatement. 

Wind  has  abated  outside zfj 

Wind  has  not  abated  outside zfk 

— You  may  make  some  abatement. 

Abbeeviate-d-ing-ion.     (See  Abridge.  ) 

DAQ 

Abeam,  or,  Abreast  of. 

— At  —  (time  indicated)  we  were  abeam 

of—. 
— I  was  abeam. 


CXZ 

CYA 
CYB 
CYD 


CYE 

CYF 
CYG- 
CYH 


CYI 
CYJ 


CYK 
CYL 
CYM 
CYN 
CYO 

CYP 
CYQ 
CYB 
CYS 


CYT 
CYU 


CYV 
CYW 


CYX 
OYZ 


CZA 
CZB 
CZD 

CZE 


CZF 
CZG 

(143) 


Abide-ing.    Abode. 

Ability. 

— I  doubt  your  (or,  my)  ability  to  ■ 

— Your  ability — to. 


Able-y.     Able  to.    To  be  able. 
Able  seaman.     A.  B cxe 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  able  to. 
— Am.  Is,  or,  Are  not  able  to. 
— Are  you  able  to  ? 
Can  I  cross  the  bar  1    Shall  I  be  able  to 

get  over  the  bar? fvy 

I  have  not  been  able  to  make  out  the 

buoy  or  beacon gaj 

— I  was  able  to. 
— I  was  not  able  to. 
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  able  to byo 

— If  I  am  able  to. 
— If  I  am  not  able  to. 
— If  you  are  able  to. 
— If  you  are  not  able  to. 
— Is  able  to. 

Not  able  to  make  such  short  tacks,  .xil 
— Ought  not  to  be  able  to. 
— Ought  to  be  able  to. 
—Shall,  or,  Will  be  able  to. 
— Shall,  or,  Will  not  be  able  to. 
Vessel  (or  person  indicated)  is  not  able 

to  comply JLG 

— When  will  you  be  able  to  ? 
— Will  you  be  able  to  ? 
With  some  assistance  I  shall  be  able  to 

set  things  right '- df 

— You  are  able  to. 
— You  are  not  able  to. 


Aboard.    (See  also  Board.) 
— Above  board. 
Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  on  board 

(or,  at  — ) dkv 

— All  on  board. 

— I  am  coming  (or,  sending)  aboard. 

— I  will  come  alongside  (or,  aboard)  if  you 

will  allow  me. 
— Send-ing.    Sent  a  responsible  person  on 

board. 


Abode 

Abolish-ed-ing-tion. 
Abound-ed-ing. 


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ABOUT— ACCOMMODATE. 

CZH 

About. 

Absent — Continued. 

CZI 

— About  a""mile  (or  number  of  miles  indi- 

DBA 

— In  the  absence  of  — . 

cated). 

DBC 

— Is  he  (pr  person  indicated)  absent? 

CZJ 

— About  April  the  — . 

Leave  of  absence qlx 

CZK 

— About  August  the  — . 

DBE 

— My,  or,  Our  absence. 

CZL 

— About  December  the  — . 

DBF 

—Shall,  or,  Will  be  absent. 

CZM- 

— About  February  the  — . 

DBG 

— Your  absence. 

CZN 

— About  January  the  — . 

CZO 

— About  July  the  — . 

DBH 

Absolute-ly. 

CZP 

— About  June  the  — . 

DBI 

— Absolutely  necessary. 

CZQ 

—About  March  the  — . 

CZR 

— About  May  the  — .. 

DBJ 

Abstain-ed-ing-er. 

CZS 

— About  mid-channel. 

CZT 

— About  November  the  — . 

DBK 

Absurd-ity-ly. 

CZU 

—About  October  the  — . 

CZV 

— About  September  the  — . 

DBL 

Abundant-ly-ance. 

CZW 

—About  the  — . 

czx 

— About  the  average. 

DBM 

— There  is  abundance  of. 

CZY 

— About  the  size. 

DAB 

— About  the  time. 

DBN 

Abuse-d-ing-ive-ly. 

DAC 

—About  to  — . 

DAE 

— About  to  assemble. 

DBO 

Accede-d-ing-ssion. 

About  to  veer  cable hqm 

DBP 

— Can  accede  to. 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  generally 

DBQ 

— Can  not  accede  to. 

about    DKT 

Am  about  to  sail.P,  or,  Code  Flag  overp 

DBR 

Accept-ed-ing. 

Are  there  any  men-of-war  about?  ...sa 

DBS 

— Acceptable-y-ance. 

Could  you  understand  what  they  were 

DBT 

— Accepted  by  — . 

signaling  about? wci 

DBU 

— Can  accept  (or,  be  accepted). 

Go  about OBQ 

DBV 

— Decline  accepting  any  — . 

DAP 

— I  am  about  to  — . 

DBW 

— Offer  not  accepted. 

I  had  a  glimpse  of  the  land  about — . .  qdtj 

DBX 

—Very  acceptable. 

DAG 

— In  about  — . 

DBY 

— Will  accept  your  offer. 

DAH 

— In  about  a  fortnight. 

DBZ 

— Will  you  accept  ? 

Keep  about  mid-channel ltj 

DCA 

—With  pleasure,  I  will  accept. 

Need  be  under  no  anxiety  about  — _  _eoj 

DAI 

— Round  about. 
Under  no  anxiety  to  (for,  or,  about)  — 

DCB 

Access-ible. 

EOK 

DCE 

Accident. 

DAJ 

— Very  anxious — about. 

DCF 

—Accident     happened;     crushed;     fall; 

DAK 

— What  are  you  about  ? 

jammed. 

Whereabout csp 

DCG 

— Accident  happened ;  cut ;  stab. 
Accident    happened;     dangerously 

DAL 

Above. 

.  wounded  (or,  hurt) __al 

Above  board cyz 

DCH 

— Accident  happened;  drowned;  drown- 

DAM 

— Above  the  — . 

ing. 

DAN 

— Above  the  bow. 

DCI 

—Accident  happened ;  gunshot  wound. 

DAO 

— Above  the  horizon.     On  the  horizon. 

DCJ 

— Accident  to  boat. 
Accidents  to  boilers  (seepage  178). 

Abreast,  or,  Abeam  of  — cxv 

Accidents  to  engines  or  machinery  (see 

At  — (time  indicated)  we  were  abreast 

page  233).                                * 

(or,  abeam)  of  — oxw 

I  was  abreast . ...cxy 

Accidents  to  screw  propeller  (see  page 

o5«). 

DAP 

— When  do  you  expect  to  be  off  (or, 
abreast  of)  ? 

Accidents  to  steering  gear  (see  page 

399). 
Accident;    want    a    surgeon  (or,  doc- 

DAQ 

Abridge-d-ing-ment. 

tor) AM 

DAR 

— You  have  abridged  the  message  so  much 

Has  any  accident  happened?     Is  any 

that  it  is  unintelligible. 

thing  the  matter bk 

DAS 

Abroad. 

In  case  of  accident  (or,  necessity)  .__bp 
Met  with  an  accident .bs 

DAT 

Abscond-ed-ing. 

When  did  the  accident  happen? bti 

DCK 

Accidental-ly. 

DAU 

Absent.    Absence. 

DAY 

— Absent  from  home. 

DCL 

Accommodate-d-ing-ion. 

DAW 

— Absent  without  leave. 

DCM 

— Accommodation  ladder. 

Consul  is  absent ■_ jrn 

DCN 

— Bad  accommodation. 

DAX 

— During  my  absence  (or,  the  absence  of). 

DCO 

—Can  you  accommodate? 

DAY 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  absent. 

DCP 

— Can   you  accommodate  a   passenger? 
(Number  to  be  shown  if  more  than  one), 

DAZ 

—His,  Her,  or,  Their  absence. 

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ACCOMMODATE— ACQUAINT. 


DCQ 

DCR 
DCS 

DCT 
DCU 

DCV 

DCW 

DCX 

DCY 

DCZ 

DEA 


DEB 

DEC 

DEP 


i  DEG 
DEH 


DEI 


DEJ 
DEK 
DEL 

DEM 

DEN 
DEO 
DEP 
DEQ 
DEB, 


DES 


DET 

DEIT 

DEV 

DEW 

DEX 

DEY 

DEZ 

DPA 

DFB 

DFC 

DFE 

DFG 

DPH 

DFI 

DFJ 

DFK 

DPL 

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-IED-ING-IMENT. 

— Accompanied  by  (or,  with)  — . 

— Can  accompany. 

— I  can  not  accompany. 

— I  will  accompany. 

— Will  you  accompany? 


Accomplice. 

accomplished-ed-ing. 
— Can  you  (or  person  indicated)  accom- 
plish (or,  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. 
— Accordingly. 
— According  to  directions  (or,  orders). 

According  to  regulations uof 

— According  to  seniority. 
— According  to  the  usual  practice. 
— In  accordance  with. 
— Not  according  to. 

— Not  according  to  orders,  or,  Against  in- 
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  you  account  for  — ? 

— Good  account  of  — . 

■Has  brought  the  account  of  — 
— Have,  or,  Has  received  account  of — . 

I  have  private  account  of  — . 
— Indifferent  account  of  — . 

■Last,  account. 

Next  account. 
— No  account  of  — . 
— No  account  received. 

Nothing  important  by  last  account. 

Quarterly  account. 
— Send  an  (or,  your)  account. 
—Send  account. 


DFP 


DFQ 
DFB, 

DFS 
DFT 
DFU 
DFV 
DFW 

DFX 
DFY 

DFZ 

DGA 

DGB 

DGC 
DGE 
DGF 

DGH 
DGI 
DGJ 
DGK 


DGL 

DGM 


DGN 
DGO 

DGP 
DGQ 
DGR 
DGS 
DGT 

DGU 

DGV 

DGW 

DGX 

DGY 

DGZ 

DHA 
DHB 
DHC 

DHE 

DHF 

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  aceount_QRT 
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  be  accountable  for  boat  hire. 

Accountant. 

— Accountant  General. 

Accouterments. 

Accumulator. 

accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive. 

Accurate-ly-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  — 

— Wlu, :  is  he  (or person  indicated)  accused 
of? 

accustom-ed-ing. 

Acidity. 

Carbolic  acid hyd 

Muriatic  acid sck 

Nitric  acid. siq 

Picric  acid thv 

Sulphuric  acid xdi 

Tartaric  acid xkv 

ACKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT. 

— Acknowledge,  or,  Answer  my  signal  (or, 


— 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? 


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ACQUIRE- 

-ADMIRAL. 

DHM 

Acquire-d-ing-sition.     (See  also  Obt A IS.) 

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? 

DHTJ 

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  . 

DIC 

— Act  of  Parliament  (or,  Congress). 

DKA 

— Have,  or,  Has  adjourned. 

Be  certain  before  you  act ihd 

Parliament,    Congress,    Assembly    (or 

DIB 

— 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 

DKB 

— When  do  they  (or,  does  — )  adjourn? 

DIF 

— Foreign  Enlistment  Act. 

DIG 

—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 

— In  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  towing  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 mao 

at —        _ _  _..      jdj 

Double  action-ing „lk!w 

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 

Adjutant-cy. 

DIW 

— Radius  of  action. 

DIX 

— Ready  for  action. 

DKJ 

Administer-ed-ing-ration-tor-rix. 

DIY 

ACTIVE-LY-NESS-ITY. 

DKL 

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- 

mands for  you. 

DJE 

— Nothing  additional. 

DKR 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  has  requested. 

DJF 

— To  be  added. 

DKS 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  intends. 

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ADMIRAL- 

-ADVISE. 

Admik  al — Continued. 

DMN 

Adrift. 

DKT 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  generally 

Beacon,  or,  Buoy  has  broken  adrift  (or, 

about — . 

isgone) .:__    gae 

DKU 

—Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  off   (or 

Boat  is  adrift grn 

at)  — . 

Boiler  loose,  (or,  adrift). gwd 

DKV 

— -Admiral,  or.  Senior  officer  is  on  board 

Boom,  or,  Obstruction  broke  adrift. gzm 

(or,  at  — ). 

DMO 

— Broke  adrift. 

DKW 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  on  shore. 

DMP 

— Go-ing,  Gone  adrift. 

DKX 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  requests  the 

DMQ 

— Is  adrift — near  — . 

pleasure  of  your  company  to  dinner. 

Lighter  is  adrift ra 

DKY 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes. 

DMR 

— Spars  are  all  adrift. 

DKZ 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to 

know. 

DMS 

Adult. 

DLA 

— Admiral,  or.  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 
you  (or person  indicated). 

DMT 

— Statute  adult. 

DLB 

— Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 
you  (or,  — )  as  soon  as  convenient. 

DMU 

Adulterate-d-ing-ion. 

DLC 

— Admiral's,  or,  Senior  officer's  memo. 

DMV 

Advance-d-ing-ment. 

DLE 

— Admiral's,  or,  Senior  officer's  orders. 

DMW 

— Advance  note. 

DLF 

— Go  to  the  admiral's  office. 

DMX 

— Advance  post. 

DLG 

— Have  not  seen  the  admiral  (or,  senior 

DMY  . 

— Advanced  guard. 

officer) . 

DMZ 

— An  advance  in  price. 

DLH 

— Have  you  seen  the  admiral  (or,  senior 

DNA 

— Army  is  advancing. 

officer)? 

DNB 

— Can  you  advance  ? 

DLI 

— Port  admiral. 

DNC 

— Do  not  advance. 

DLJ 

— Rear  admiral. 

DNE 

— Enemy  is  advancing. 

DLK 

— Send' to  the  admiral's  office. 

DNP 

— Have,  or.  Has  advanced. 

DLM 

— There  are  orders  for  you  at  the  admiral's 

DNG 

— Month's  advance. 

office. 

DNH 

— No  advance. 

DLN 

: — Vice  admiral. 

DNI 

— Pilot  boat  is  advancing  towards  you. 

DLO 

— What  is  the  name  of  the  admiral  (or, 

DNJ 

— Prevent  advance — of. 

senior  officer)? 

DNK 

—To  advance-d-ing  (money). 

Where  is  the  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)? 

SJ 

DNL 

Advantage  or.  Benefit. 

DLP 

Admiralty. 

DNM 

— A  great  advantage. 

Navy  Department seo 

DNO 

— Advantageous-ly. 

DLQ 

— Admiralty,  or,  H.  O.  chart. 

DNP 

— Can  not  see  the  advantage. 

DLR 

— Admiralty  court. 

DNQ 

— Gained  advantage. 

DLS 

— Admiralty,  or,  Secretary  of  the  Navy's 

DNR 

— Has  been  attended  with  no  advantage. 

flag. 

DNS 

— I  took  advantage  of. 

DLT 

— Admiralty  instructions. 

DNT 

— Is  there  any  advantage  to  be  gained? 

DLTT 

— Admiralty  memorandum. 

DNU 

— No  advantage. 

DLV 

— Admiralty,  or,  Navy  Department,  tele- 
graph-ed-ing. 

DNV 

— Take  advantage — of. 

Board  of  Admiralty gow 

DNW 

AbVENTURE-R. 

DLW 

— Droits  of  Admiralty. 

DLX 

—Secretary  of  the  Navy,  or,  of  the  Admi- 
ralty. 
Telegraph  Navy  Department,  or,  Admi- 

DNX 

Adversary. 

DNY 

Adverse. 

ralty,  to  — XLW 

DNZ 

— Adverse  circumstances. 

DLY 

Admire-able-y. 

DOA 

Advertise-d-ing. 

DOB 

— Advertise  cargo  and  day  of  sale. 

DLZ 

Admission-ible. 

DOC 

— Advertise  for. 

DOE 

— Advertisement. 

DMA 

Admit-ted-ting.     (See  also  Allow  and 

DOF 

— Have  they  advertised  for  any  vessel  to 

Permit)  . 

carry  the  mail. 

Admission-ible dlz 

, 

DLB 

— Admitted  on. 

DOG 

Advice. 

Dangerous  to  admit  too  many  on  board 

DOH 

— His  advice. 

DOI 

—I  wait  for  advice. 

DMC 

— If  time  will  admit. 

DOJ 

— What  advice  have  you  received? 

,DME 

— It  admits  of. 

DMF 

— Ticket  of  admission. 

DOK 

Advise-d-ing. 

DMG 

—Will  it  be  admitted  1 

DOL 

— Advised  to. 

DMH 

— Will  not  admit  of. 

DOM 

— Do  you  advise  me  to —  ? 

DMI 

— Will  not  be  admitted. 

DON 

— I  would  advise  you  —  to — . 

DOP 

— I  would  not  advise  —  you.    I  strongly 

DMJ 

Adopt-ed-ing-ion. 

recommend  you  not  to  — . 

DMK 

— Must  be  adopted. 

Lloyds's  agent  advises  you  to  —  ...qwt 

DML 

— Will  you  adopt  ? 

DOQ 

—What  would  you  advise? 

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Part  II. 


ADVISE— AGAINST. 

Advise — Continued. 

DQH 

Afraid. 

DOR 

— Would  advise.    Would  recommend. 

DQI 

— Do  not  be  afraid — of. 

DOS 

— Would  be  advisable. 

D^J 

— I  am  afraid — of. 

DOT 

—Would  not  be  advisable. 

DQK 

Afrioa-n. 

DOLT 

Advocate-d-ing-cy  . 

DQL 

Aft. 

DOV 

Adze. 

Afloat  aft ---. 

BW 

DOW 

— Can  you  lend  me  hatchets  (or,  adzes)  ? 

Fore  and  aft  sails 

NIT    ' 

NUT  '  - 

DOX 

Afar. 

I  draw — feet  aft  and — feet  forward-OA 

My  draught  of  water  is  —  feet  - 

—inches 

DOY 

Affair. 

aft  —  v 

...    LNC 

DOZ 

— Affairs  appear  more  settled  (look  more 

peaceful). 

DQM 

After.    Afterwards. 

DPA 

— Affairs  are  very  unsettled. 

DQN 

— After  a  consultation. 

DPB 

— Affairs  look  more  unsettled. 

DQO 

— After  a  passage — of — . 

DPC 

— Foreign  affairs. 

DQP 

— After  breakfast. 

DPE 

— Partnership  affairs. 

DQR 

— After  Christmas. 

DPF 

— Present  state  of  affairs. 

DQS 

— After  coaling. 

DPG 

— Private  affairs. 

DQT 

— After  dark. 

DPH 

— Privy  to  the  whole  affair. 

DQU 

— After  dinner. 

DPI 

—State  of  affairs  at — . 

DQV 

— After  Easter. 

DPJ 

— The  authorities  will  put  an  end  to  the 

After  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) 

BWZ 

affair. 

DQW 

—After-hold. 

DPK 

— You  had  better  put  your  affairs  in  the 

DQX 

— After-hours. 

hands  of  — . 

After  I— .- 

BXZ 

DPL 

Affect-ed-ing. 

DQY 

— After  it  was  done. 

Does  disconnecting  affect  your  steering? 

DQZ 

— After  magazine. 

LDC 

After  me  (my,  mine)  _-   ..-  - 

CEA 

DPM 

Affidavit. 

DRA 

— After  midnight. 

DPN 

— Be  prepared  with  affidavits. 

DRB 
DRC 

— After  much  persuasion. 
— After,  or.  Jigger  mast. 

DPO 

Affirm- ati  ve-ly  . 

DRE 

— After,  or.  On  arrival  of  —  (or, 

at). 

DPQ 

— Answered  affirmatively. 

DRF 

— After  order. 

Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 

DRG 

— After -part. 

C,  or,  Code  Flag  over  a. 

DRH 

— After  running  —  (miles  indicated). 

DRI 

— After  sunrise. 

DPR 

Afflict-ed-ing-ion. 

DRJ 
DRK 

— After  sunset. 
— After  supper. 

DPS 

Afford-ed-ing  . 

DRL 

After  the 

— After  the  battle. 

CMB 

DPT 

Affix-ed-ing. 

DRM 
DRN 

— After  the  departure  of. 
— After  the  gale. 

DPU 

Affray. 

After  these  (or,  those) 

After  they  (their,  them) - 

CNH 
CNJ 

DPV 

Afloat. 

After  this  (or,  that)--- 

CKN 

Afloat  aft  (astern) bw 

After  we  (our-s,  us)  .. 

CIL 

Afloat  forward bx 

After  which  (or,  what) - 

CPS 

Am  afloat by 

After  you-r-s  .  _        _ 

CWR 

Are  you  afloat   -     _-.cb 

Any  day — after.- 

EOS 

DPW 

— As  soo-i  as  she  is  off  (or,  afloat) . 

DRO 

— Day  after.     Next  day. 

Can  not  be  got  off  (or,  afloat)  by  any 

DRP 

— How  long  after  ? 

means  now  available        1  _  CD 

DRQ 

— Long  after. 

DPX 

— fExpect  (or  vessel  indicated  expects)  to 

DRS 

— Morning  after. 

be  got  off  (or,  afloat) . 

DRT 

— Shortly  after. 

Floated nfa 

DRU 

— Steer  after  me ;  I  have  a  pilot. 

DPY 

— X  shall  get  off  {or,  afloat)  with  assistance. 
May  be  got  off  (or,  afloat)  if  prompt  as- 

DRV 

— The  day  after  to-morrow. 

sistance  be  given  OG 

DRW 

Afternoon.    In  the  afternoon 

P.  M. 

DPZ 

— May  be  got  off  (or,  afloat)  without  as- 

DRX 

— Afternoon  watch. 

sistance. 

DRY 

— This  afternoon. 

DQA 

—Nearly  afloat. 

DRZ 

— To-morrow  afternoon. 

DQB 

— Not  afloat. 

DSA 

— Ye'sterday  afternoon. 

DQC 

--Not  worth  getting  off  (or,  afloat) . 

The  tide  will  take  her  off  (float  her)  nfe 

DSB 

Again. 

DQE 

— When  will  you  be  afloat? 
When  you  float nfg 

Try  again 

--YCS 

DQF 

— Will  be  afloat. 

DSC 

Against. 

Will  not  float nfh 

Against  instructions.    Not  according  to ; 

DQG 

— You  will  not  lie  afloat  all  the  tide. 

orders  

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149 


AGAINST— AGUE. 

Against — 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?.- gcd 

DTM 

— Months  ago. 

Can  not  beat  up  against gce 

DTN 

— Not  long  ago. 

DSG 

— Hun  against,  or,  Foul  of. 

DTO 

— Some  time  ago. 

DSH 

Age.    Aged. 

DTP 

Agony. 

DSI 

—What  age  ? 

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 

— Can  not  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.    ' 

DUF 

Agreement. 

DSV 

— Telegraph  to  my  agents. 

DUG 

— Articles  of  agreement. 

DSW 

— The  best  agents  are  — . 

Lloyd's  Salvage  Agreement qwy 

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 

I 

Am  aground,  likely  to  break  up ;  require 

Lloyd's  (agent). 

immediate  assistance .- ca 

Condemned  by  Lloyd's  agent QWF 

i  DUP 

— Are  you  aground? 

Consult  Lloyd's  agent    .  _ -  -  -  QWG 

1 

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 oe 

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 

Lose  no  time  in  shoring  up cf 

Leave  the  matter  in  the  hands  of  Lloyd's 

DUW 

— Steamboat  is  aground. 

Vessel  (or  vessel  indicated)  a?hore  near 

Lloyd's  agent  advises  you  to  — qwt 

Lloyd's  agent  is — Qws 

Was  the  tide  high  when  you  grounded?  _  ci 

Report  me  (or,  my  communication)  to 

Was  the  tide  low  when  you  grounded?. cj 

Lloyd's  agent  at  —  - uh 

When    did    you  ground?     What  time 

Surveyed  by  Lloyd's  agent QXi 

and  date  did  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 

Who  is  Lloyd's  agent? QXJ 

ground? ck 

Will  Lloyd's  agent  come  onboard?,  .qxk 

DUX 

— You.  will  be  aground. 
You  will  be  aground  at  low  water kx 

DTH 

Aggrieve-d. 

DUY 

Ague-ish. 

DTI 

Agitate-d-ing-ion. 

DUZ 

— Fever  and  ague. 

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Part  II. 


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 

GRK 

Shoal 

DWX 

— Enemy  on  the  alert. 

ahead  of  you 

HPB 

DWY 

Alias. 

DVE 

— Can  you  steam  ahead — of? 

Convoy  is  ahead 

JUK 

DWZ 

Alien. 

Convoy  to  keep  ahead  of  escort- - 

IU 

Do  not  pass  ahead  of  me. 

DXA 

Alike. 

Code  Flag 

over  r 

DXB 

— Both  alike. 

DVF 

— Farther  ahead  of. 

Go  ahead 

LG 

DXC 

Alive.      « 

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 ...czav 

DVQ 

— She  (vessel  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 

Aid-ed-ing.     (See  also  Help  and  Assist.) 

DXT 

— All  quiet  at  (or,  in)  —  (or,  on  shore). 

DXU 

— All  quiet  with  — , 

DVS 

Aid-de-camp. 

DXV 
DXW 

— All  right. 

— All  safe.     Saved. 

DVT 

Aim-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  well.    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 

Alarm-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 gqr 

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) 

,..,AV'L 

DYS 

—That  is  all. 

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151 


ALL— ALSO. 


DYT 


DYU 


DYW 
DYX 

DYZ 


DZA 

DZB 

DZC 

DZE 
DZF 
DZG 
DZH 
DZI 


DZJ 

DZK 
DZL 
DZM 
DZN 


DZO 

DZP 
DZQ 

DZR 

DZS 
DZT 
DZU 

DZV 


DZW 

DZX 

DZY 
EAB 


EAC 
EAD 
EAP 


All —  Continued. 

— Vessels  wishing  to  be  reported  all  well, 
show  your  distinguishing  signals. 

Was  all  well  when  you  lef t  ? qln 

You  will  not  lie  afloat  all  the  tide.-DQG 


Allegiance. 
Alliance  (See  Ally)  . 


-DZS 


DYV     Alligator.     Crocodile. 


Allot-ted-ting. 
Allotment. 


To  allot. 


(See 


Allow-ed-ing-able.     To  allow  for. 
also  Admit,  Let,  and  Permit.  ) 
Allowance dzc 

— 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 eov 

— 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  . 

i 
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 

At  OPT 

—Fell  from  aloft. 
— Gear  aloft. 


EAG 
EAH 

EAI 

EAJ 


EAK 
EAL 
EAM 

EAN 
EAO 

EA*P 

EAQ 

EAR 


EAS 
EAT 
EAU 
EAV 
EAW 

EAX 
EAY 
EAZ 
EBA 
EBC 
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. 


-(dis- 


Alongshore. 

— Alongshore  to  the  eastward  of — (dis- 
tance in  miles  may  follow). 

— Alongshore  to  the  northward  of 
tanee  in  miles  may  follow). 

■ — Alongshore  to  the  southward  of  — (dis- 
tance in  miles  may  follow) . 

— Alongshore  to  the  westward  of  — (dis- 
tance in  miles  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  fire  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  —  1 kvi 

Aloof.    Keep  aloof. 

Aloud. 

Alphabet-ical-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,  see  page  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. 


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Part  II. 


ALTER— AMMUNITION. 

EBT 

Alter-ed-ing.    To  alter. 

EDQ 

Aluminium. 

EBU 

— Alter  course. 

Alter  course  one  point  (or  number  indi- 

EDB, 

Always. 

cated)  to  port JZD 

EDS 

— Is  it  always? 

Alter  course  one  point  (or  number  indi- 

EDT 

— Not  always. 

cated)  to  starboard jzf. 

Alter  course  to  —  (point  indicated)  .  wf 

EBV 

— Alteration. 

EDU 

A.  M.    Before  noon.    In  the  forenoon. 

EBW 

— Alters  the  circumstances. 

EBX 

— An  alteration  has  taken  place. 

Am.    I  am 

...  BEA 

EBY 

— Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  able  to ^... 

CYF 

armies? 

Ami? -.- - 

— bec 

EBZ 

— Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 

Amlndt? 

bed 

squadron  (or,  fleet)? 
— Any  alteration  (or,  change)? 

Am  I  to? 

BEF 

ECA 

BEG 

ECB 

— Are  there  any  alterations  in  the  lights 

Am.  Are,  or,  Is  not  able  to 

—  CYG 

(or,  marks)?                                     . 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  not  to  be 

.      BFD 

ECD 
EOF 

— Channel  has  altered ;  do  not  try  it. 
— Do  not  alter  until  — . 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  not  to  have 

BQD 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  to 

---BEH 

ECG 

— Do  not  make  any  alteration — until. 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  to  be 

BFC 

ECH 
ECI 

— Duties  are  altered. 

— I  do  not  intend  to  alter  course  at  present 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  to  have 

BQC 

How  ami? --. 

--.BXG 

(or,  until). 

I  am  about  to — -- 

---DAF 

ECJ 

— I  shall  alter  course.                                    » 

I  am  not 

BEI 

ECK 

— I  shall  not  alter  course. 

If  I  am 

BYX 

ECL 

—  I  think  we  had  better  alter  course  to  — 

If  I  am  able  to 

..    CYK 

(point  indicated). 

If  I  am  not 

--.  BYZ 

I  will  show  a  light  to-night  when  I  alter 

If  I  am  not  able  to 

---CYL 

course.     qw 

What,  or,  Which  am  I? 

CPV 

ECM 

— Is  there  any  alteration  of  marks? 

When  am  I  to?..-     

---CQV. 

ECN 

— Is  there  any  alteration  in  the  market? 

Where  am  I  (or,  are  we)? 

CSQ 

ECO 

— It  alters  the  case. 

Where  I  am  (or,  we  are)? 

.-   CTG 

ECP 

— Make  an  alteration. 

Whyaml?-.-     

CUY 

ECQ 

— Much  altered. 

ECB, 

— Must  be  altered. 

EDV 

Ambassador,  or,  Minister. 

ECS 

— No  alteration  has  taken  place. 

EDW 

— Our  ambassador  (or,  minister)— 

at  — . 

EOT 

— Shall,  or,  Will  alter  (or,  be  altered). 

ECU 

— Vessel  indicated  has  altered  course. 

EDX 

Ambulance. 

ECV 

— We  had  better  alter  course  to  —  (point 
indicated). 

EDY 

— Ambulance  required  to  convey  a 
to  hospital. 

patient 

ECW 

— What  alteration? 

EDZ 

— Prepare  ambulance — for  — 

ECX 

— When  do  you  intend  to  alter  course? 

, 

When  I  alter  course  to-night  I  will 

EPA 

Ambush-cade. 

show  a  light -. . ...qw 

ECY 

— When  will  you  alter  course? 
When  you  alter  course  (or,  tack)  to- 

EPB 

Amend-ed-ing-ment. 

night  show  a  light jzs 

EFC 

America-n.    American  Colors. 

ECZ 

— Will  be  altered. 

EFD 

Amicable-  y-ility. 

EDA 

Alternate-ly. 

EFG 

— Amicably  settled  (or,  arranged) 

EDB 

Alternative. 

EFH 

Amid-st. 

EDC 

— Alternatively. 

EFI 

Amidships. 

Alternating  light qrp 

EFJ 

— Helm  amidships. 

EDF 

Although. 

EFK 
EFL 

Amiss. 

— Not  amiss. 

EDG 

Altitude-inal-ally. 

EFM 

. — Something  amiss. 

EDH 

— Did  you  get  a  meridian  altitude? 

EFN 

—What  is  amiss? 

EDI 

—Double  altitudes.    (Sumner's  line. ) 

EDJ 

— Equal  altitudes. 

EFO 

Ammonia-iacal. 

EDK 

EDL 

— Ex-meridian  altitude. 
T-Meridian  altitude. 

Sal  ammoniac 

VFI 

EDM 

— Sun's  altitude. 

EFP 
EFQ 

Ammunition. 

— Ammunition  is  damaged. 

EDN 

Altogether. 

EFR 

— Ammunition  is  nearly  expended 

EDO 

— We  have  lost  altogether. 

EFS 
EFT 

— Can  spare  ammunition. 
—Can  you  spare  ammunition? 

EDP 

Alum. 

EFU 

— I  have  (or  vessel  indicated  has) 
munition. 

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AMMUNITION— ANCHOR. 

Ammunition—  Continued. 

Anchor — Continued. 

EFV 

— I  will   supply  you  with  ammunition 

Do  not  anchor  on  any  account  ---  --LE 

for  — . 

EHX 

— Do  not  anchor  yet. 

BFW 

— In  want  of  ammunition. 

EHY 

— Do  not  hold  on  to  your  anchor,  but  let 

EFX 

— Quick-firing  ammunition. 

her  beat  up  on  the  beach. 

EHZ 

— Do  you  intend  anchoring? 

EFY 

— Rifle  ammunition. 

* 

Driving.    I  can  veer  no  more  cable. 

EFZ 

— Rounds  of  ammunition  for  — . 

Have  no  more  anchors  to  let  go nk 

EGA 

—Rounds  of  ammunition  for  heavy  guns. 

EIA 

— Driving;  parted  from  anchor. 

EGB 

— What  quantity  of  ammunition  have  y  ou  ? 

EIB 

— Drove  from  her  anchor. 
Fish  the  anchor,  or,  Anchor  fished _ehb 

EGC 

Amnesty. 

EIC 

— Floating  anchor.    Sea  anchor. 

' :  * 

EID 

—Foul  anchor.      Fpuled    her   (or,   my) 

EGD 

Among-st. 

anchor. 

EGF 

—Among  the  breakers. 

EIF 

— Foundered  at  her  anchors. 

Fire  in  hold  amongst  the  cargo or 

EIG 

— Have  all  your  anchors  and  cables  ready 

I  have  been  amongst  the  ice pbm 

for  use. 

EIH 

— Have  you  anchored  ? 

EGH 

Amount-ing. 

EIJ 

— Have  you  parted  from  your  anchor  ? 

EGI 

— Amount  to  — . 

EIK 

— Help  me  to  lay  out  an  anchor. 

EGJ 

— Does  not  amount  to  an  average  of  — . 

I  am  at  anchor ^-....eim 

EGK 

— Not  amounting  to  — . 

EIL 

— I  have  hooked  your  anchor. 

EGL 

— To  a  great  amount. 

E1M 

— I  have  let  go  my  anchor,  or,  I  am  at 

EGM 

— What  amount  of  — ? 

anchor. 

EGN 

— What  is  the  amount  of  — ? 

EIN 

— I  have  lost  an  anchor. 

EGO 

— What  is  the  total  amount? 

EIO 

— I  have  no  means  of  laying  out  an  anchor. 

EIP 

— I  have  no  more  anchors  to  let  go. 

EGP 

Ampere.     ( Measure  of  electrical  current. ) 

EIQ 

— I  have  slipped  my  anchor,   but  it  is 
buoyed. 

EGQ 

Amplitude. 

EIR 

— I  must  come  to  an  anchor. 

EIS 

— I  must  recover  my  anchor. 

EGR 

Amputate-d-ing-ion. 

EIT 

— I  shall  anchor  if  circumstances  permit 

EGS 

— Amputation  necessary. 

(place  or  bearing  to  follow,  if  neces- 
sary). 
— I  shall  not  anchor. 

AGT 

Amuse-d-ing-ment. 

EIU 

EIV 

— If  you  will  lay  out  an  anchor  for  me,  I 

An,  or,  A cxb 

can  get  off. 

EIW 

— In  anchoring  look  out  for  moorings. 

EGTT 

Analyse-d-ing-tic-al-is. 

In  anchoring  look  out  for  telegraph  cable, 

wv 

EGV 

Anarchy. 

EIX 

— It  is  not  very  safe  where  you  are  anchored . 

EIY 

— Kedge  anchors  (weight,  in  cwts. ,  if  neces- 

EGW 

Anchor-ed-ing.    To  anchor. 

sary). 

EGX 

— Anchor.     {An  Anchor. ) 

EIZ 

— Lay  out  an  anchor. 

Anchor  as  convenient ky 

Let  go  another  anchor- .  _ _kr 

EGY 

— Anchor  buoy. 

EJA 

— Let  go  your  anchor. 

EGZ 

— Anchor  crane. 

Light-ship  at  —  is  not  at  anchor  on  her 

EHA 

—Anchor  drag-ged-girig. 

, 

station,  or,  The  light-ship  at  —  is  out 

EHB 

— Anchor  fished,  or,  Fish  the  anchor. 

of  position ;_.qe 

EHC 

— Anchor  fluke. 

EJB 

— Lost  an  anchor. 

Anchor  instantly kz 

EJC    . 

— Mushroom  anchor. 

EHD 

—Anchor  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp). 

EJD 

— Must  anchor. 

EHF 

— Anchor  on  bearing  (indicated). 

EJF 

— No  anchpr  left. 

EHG 

— Anchor  .Shank. 

EJG 

—Only  one  anchor  left. 

EHI 

— Anchor  stock. 

EJH 

: — Patent  anchor. 

EHJ 

— Anchor  stowed,  or,  Stow  anchor. 

EJI 

— Parted  from  her  anchor. 

EHK 

— Anchor  watch. 

EJK 

— Parted  in  the  night.                       ' 

EHL 

— Anchor  where  you  are. 

EJL 

— Port  anchor. 

EHM 

— Are  you  going  to  anchor? 

Sea  anchor,  or,  Floating-anchor eic 

EHN 

— At  anchor. 

EJM 

— Send  an  anchor  and  cable  off  immedi- 

EHO 

— Back  the  anchor. 

• 

ately  (indicate  if  more  than  one). 

EHP 

— Best  bower  anchor. 

EJN 

— Sending,  Sent  an  anchor  and  cable. 

EHQ 

— Bower  anchor  (weight,  in  cwts.,  if  neces- 
sary). 
—Buoy  rope  (of  anchor). 

EJO 
EJP 

— Shall  anchor  in  the  bay. 
—Shall  I  anchor  1 

EHR 

EJQ 

— Sheet  anchor. 

EHS 

— Can  we  anchor  with  safety? 

EJR 

— Sight  your  anchor,  <    Make  sure  your 

EHT 

— Cat  the  anchor. 

anchor  is  clear. 

EHU 

— Clear  anchor. 

EJS 

— Small  bower  anchor. 

EHV 

—Directly  you  get  bottom,  let  go  your 
anchor. 

EJT 
EJTJ 

— Spare  anchor. 
— Starboard  anchor. 

EHW 

— Do  not  anchor.    Keep  under  weigh. 

Stow  anchor,  or,  Anchor  is  stowed.EHJ 

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ANCHOR— ANNUL. 


EJV 
EJW 


EJX 
EJY 
EJZ 

EKA 


EKB 

EKC 

EKD 

EKP 

EKG 

EKH 

EKI 

EKJ 

EKL 

EKM 
EKN 
EKO 

EKP 


EKQ 
EKR 


EKS 

EKT 

EKU 

EKV 
EKW 
EKX 

EKY 
EKZ 


Anchor — 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 yc 

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-DHA 
Anchorage,  or,  Harbor  is  good  enough 

with  wind  from — ox 

Anchorage,  or,  Harbor  is  indifferent-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 ef 

Best  anchorage  is  in  —  fathoms ov 

Calls  the  attention  of  vessels  coming 
into  the  anchorage  on  the  bearing 
(prom  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 fx 

— Do  you  know  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 

ELR 

ELS 
ELT 
ELU 
ELV 

ELW 

ELX 

ELY 
ELZ 

EMA 

EMB 

EMC 

EMD 

EMF 

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)"! _.fb 

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.  S 


Anchovy 


-CMD 
-SVW 


And. 

And  the 

— And  they. 

In  and  out - 

You  and  I  (or,  me) 


Anemometer.    Wind  gauge. 

Aneroid  barometer. 

Aneurism. 

Anger-ry-ily. 

Angle.    Angleways. 
— Angle  iron. 

— Beveled  to  an  angle  of — . 
— Helm  angle. 

Angular-ly. 

Animal. 

Anna.    (Coin) asx 

Annex-ed-ing-ation. 

Annihilate-d-ing-ion. 

Anniversary. 

Announce-d-ment. 

Annoy-ed-ing-ance. 

Annual-ly. 

Annuity. 

Annul-led-ling. 
— 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 vf 


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ANOTHER— ANY 

EMK 

Another. 

EOB 

, ^ 

Anti-pyrine. 

EML 

— Another  time. 

Let  go  another  anchor __ ke 

EOC 

Anti-scorbutic. 

Should  like  to  have  another  compari- 

son   " . GV 

EOD 

Antiseptic. 

"Want  another    tug   (indicate  if  more 

than  one)- ytr 

EOF 

Anvil. 

EMN 

Answer-ed-ing.    To  answer.     (See  also 

EOG 

Anxious-ly-iety— to  (for,  or,  about). 

Reply.  ) 

EOH 

— Am  anxious  for  you  to  — . 

Acknowledge,  or,  Answer  my  signal  (or, 

EOI 

— Anxious  to  hear  of  (or,  from)  — . 

message) --.dgo 

EOJ 

— Need  be  under  no  anxiety  about  — . 

EMO 

— Answer.    (A  reply.) 

EOK 

— Under  no  anxiety  to  (for,  or,  about)  — . 

\ 

Answered  affirmatively dpq 

Very  anxious — about  — daj 

Answered  by  telegraph wq 

!  EMP 

— Answerable. 

EOL 

Any. 

EMQ 

—Answered,  or,  Replied  by  telegraph. 

Any  alteration  (or,  change)  ? eca 

EMR 

— Answer  the  purpose. 

Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 

EMS 

— Answered  negatively. 

armies?.   -_     .     ..  -.eby 

EMT 

— Answering  pennant  (when  spoken  of). 

Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 

EMU 

— Be  very  careful  in  your  answer. 

fleet  (or,  squadron)  ?    .ebz 

EMV 

— Can  you  await  answer  (or,  reply)  ? 

Any  anchorage  in  the  bay  ?-  -  - ekq 

EMW 

— Forward  answer  by  telegraph  to  signal 

EOM 

— Any  arrival  from  ? 

station  at  — . 

Any  bones  broken?.  .-  .     ._. gys 

EMX 

— He  (or  vessel  indicated)  has  not  had  an 

EON 

— Any  cases  of  fever  on  board  (or,  at  — )  ? 

answer. 

EOP 

— Any  casualties  ? 

EMY 

— How  long  ought  I  to  be  getting  an  an- 

EOQ 

— Any  chance  of  war  ? 

swer  from  —  ? 

EOR 

— Any  commands  ? 

EMZ 

— I  am  waiting  for  your  answer. 

EOS 

— Any  day — after  — . 

ENA 

— I  must  decline  answering. 

Any  deception kpg 

ENB 

— I  think  something  might  be  got  to  an- 

EOT 

— Any  doubt. 

swer  the  purpose. 

EOU- 

— Any  extras  ? 

ENC 

— I  will  answer  presently. 

EOV 

— Any  farther. 

In  answer — to urp 

EOW 

— Any  fees  (or,  charges)  ? 

END 

— Is  answer  suitable  (or,  sufficient)  ? 

EOX 

— Any  fighting  at  ? 

ENF 

— It  will  not  answer.     It  is  not  suitable. 

EOY 

— Any  forts  ? 

ENG 

— Must  give,  or,  Gives  an  evasive  answer. 

EOZ 

— Any  freight  offering  ? 

ENH 

— Not  answered.    No  reply. 

Any  letters  (or,  despatches)  on  board? 

ENI 

— Perhaps  it  might  be  made  to  answer. 

KWX 

ENJ 

— Received  an  answer. 

EPA 

— Any  letters  (or,  papers)  for  me  (or  per- 

ENK 

— Send  an  answer  (or,  reply). 

son  indicated)1! 

ENL 

— Shall,  or,  Will  answer  (or,  be  answered). 

Any  letters  (or,  papers)  from  — ? ji 

Signal  is  answered vk 

EPB 

— Any  longer. 

ENM 

— Signal  is  not  answered. 

EPC 

— Any  missing  ? 

ENO 

— Tell  my  owner  ship  answers  remarkably 

EPD 

— Any  mistake  ? 

well. 

EPF 

— Any  more  ? 

Wait  for  answer  (or,  reply) -TX 

EPG 

— Any  necessity  for  —  ? 

ENP 

— What  answer  (or,  reply)? 

EPH 

— Any  news — of  —  ? 

What  was  the  answer  (or,  reply)? ty 

EPI 

— Any  news  of  my  family  ? 

ENQ 

— When  do  you  expect  an  answer  ? 

EPJ 

— Any  news  of  the  —  mail  ? 

Will  await  answer  (or, reply)--     -  --TZ 

EPK 

— Any  opposition — to  (or,  from  — )  1 

ENR 

— Will  it  answer  the  purpose  ? 

EPL 

— Any  other. 

ENS 

— Will  not  answer  her  helm. 

Any  person.    Anybody JEPQ 

Will  you  await  answer  (or,  reply)?---UA 

EPM 

— Any  person  (anyone)  on  board. 

ENT 

— You  can  communicate  with  —  and  get 

EPN 

— Any  rate. 

an  answer  in  — . 

EPO 

— Any  sick  on  board  1 

ENU 

— You  can  get  an  answer  in  — . 

Any  sickness  at  —  ? uy 

EPQ 

—Anybody.     Any  person. 

ENV 

Ant. 

Anyone -.  (see  epz) 

Anything - -.-.  (see  eqd) 

ENW 

Antarctic. 

Anywhere.-     -        -(seeEQR) 

Are, or, Is  there — any  ?._ bep 

Are  there  any  alterations  in  the  lights 
(or,marks)? - ecb 

ENX 

Anthracite  coal. 

Are     there     any     lights     (or,     land- 
marks)?     --- -QFA 

ENY 

Anticipate-d-ing-ion. 

Are  there  any  men-of-war  about?  _-_sa 
Are  there  any  orders? Stl 

ENZ 

Anti-fouling  composition. 

At  any  time xti 

Can  I  get  any — ? nyi 

EOA 

Antimony. 

Can,  or,  Will  you  take  any  — ? xje 

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ANY— APPEAR. 

Any — Continued. 

Anything—  Continued. 

Can  not  be  got  off  (or,  afloat)  by  any 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard)  anything  of 

means  now  available -CD 

Did  you  do  any  business? hnx 

EQO 

my  (or,  the)  boat? i pb 

— 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  — 

dent  happened? BK 

ECG 

EQP 

— Is  there  anything  to  bring  me  up? 

Do  not  show  a  light  on  any  account-  -QV 

Had  any  letters  (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  combustiblesonboard?.HO 

anywhere  (or,  at  —  )? hw 

Have  you  any  message  (telegram,  orders, 

EQT 

— Have  you  called  anywhere  (or,  at — )? 

or,  communication)  for  me? _  -IB 

EQU 

— I  shall  not  touch  (or,  call)  anywhere  (or, 

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—? su 

I  can  not  stop  to  have  any  communica- 

EQX 

Apeak. 

tion  IF 

EPS 

— If  you  have  any  doubt. 

EQY 

Aperient. 

Is  there  any  advantage  to  be  gained  ? .  dnt 

EQZ 

Aperture. 

Is  there  any  alteration  in  the  market? 

ERA 

— Screw  aperture.    Screw  well. 

ECN 

Is  there  any  alteration  in  the  marks?  -  ecm 

ERB 

Apologize-d-ing.    Apology. 

Is    there    any    danger — in  —  (of,    or, 

from)?   ga 

ERC 

Apoplexy-ectic. 

Is  there  any  naval  news? sem 

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  (Rocket)  apparatus. 

EPV 

— Scarcely  any. 

Life-saving  apparatus  (Rocket)  Station, 

EPW 

— Were  there  any? 

WKP 

EPX 

— Will  it  be  of  any  use? 

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 tes 

EPZ 

Anyone. 

EQA 

— Anyone  else. 

ERL 

Apparent-ly. 

EQB 

— Anyone  hurt  (or,  wounded). 

ERM 

—Apparent  time.    - 

ERN 

— Apparently  f avorable-y. 

Can  you  supply  me  with  anyone  to  take 

ERO 

— Apparently  shoal  water  to  the  — . 

charge  (or,  act)  as  engineer?- rh 

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. 

ERS 

— No  use  appealing. 

ERT 

— Shall,  or,  Will  appeal. 

EQD 

Anything. 

Almost  anything  may  be  got eab 

ERU 

Appear-ed-ing-ance. 

EQF 

— 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 

— Anything  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,  -.kd 

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. 

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APPEAR— ARE. 

\ 

Appear — Continued. 

ETZ 

April. 

ESD 

— Should  it  appear. 

About  April  the — czj 

BSF 

— The  appearance  is  not  satisfactory.          | 

EUA 

— Beginning  of  April. 

ESG 

— The  appearance  is  satisfactory. 

EUB 

—End  of  April. 

Vessel  indicated  appears  in  distress. NX 

EUC 

— Next  April. 

ESH 

— Vessel  indicated  (bearing,  if  necessary) 
appears  to  be — . 

"What  state  does  the  battery  appear  to 

EUD 

Arab-ian-ic. 

be  in? fyv 

"Wind  appears  to  be  steady : zfh 

EUF 

Apron. 

ESI 

Appetite.    Appetize-inq. 

EUG 

Arbitrate-d-ing-or-ion. 
Court  of  Arbitration kab 

ESJ 

Apple. 

EUH 

Arc, 

ESK 

Appliance. 

EUI 

— Arc  light. 

ESL 

— Life-saving  appliance. 

EUJ 

Archbishop,  or,  Bishop. 

ESM 

Applicant. 

Archine  (Russian  measure  of  length). avm 

ESN 

Apply-ied-ing — to  (or,  for). 

ESO 

— Application. 

Archine  (Turkish  measure  of  length) . aw j 

ESP 

— Forward-ed-ing  application  to  (or,  for). 

ESQ 

— Have  applied  (or,  spoken)  to — ? 

EUK 

Archipelago. 

ESR 

— Have  yon  applied  (or,  spoken)  to — ? 

1 

EST 

—Shall  apply  (or,  speak)  to. 

EUL 

Arctic. 

ESU 

— Will  you  apply  (or,  speak)  to? 

ESV 

AppoiNT-ED-iNa-MENT — to  (nomination) . 

Ardeb  (measure  of  capacity) ayl 

ESW 

— Appointment  is  made. 

ESX 

— Have,  or,  has  an  appointment. 

Are.     (Square  or  surface  measure)  ,  .axj 

ESY 

— Is  the  appointment  settled? 

ESZ 

— Make  an  appointment  for — . 

Are - bej 

ETA 

— Shall  appoint — . 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  able  to cyf 

ETB 

— The  appointment  has  not  taken  place. 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  not beg 

ETO 

— Time  appointed. 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  not  able  to cyg 

ETD 

— Will  appoint. 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  not  to  be bfd 

ETF 

— Will  you  appoint? 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  not  to  have .  .bqd 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  to  - -   beh 

ETG 

Apprehend-ed-ing. 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  to  be bfc 

Apprehended  (arrested)  by  the  police, 

Are,  Am,  or,  Is  to  blame  --      gmf 

TNW 

Are,  Am,  or,. Is  to  have bqc 

ETH 

— Apprehension-ive. 

Are,  or,  Is  his  (her-s,  its).  _       ..     bek 

ETI 

— Do,  or,  Does  not  apprehend. 

Are,  or,  Is  my  (mine) bel 

ETJ 

— Do  you  (he,  or,  they)  apprehend? 

Are,  or,  Is  our-s,  or,  Are  we? bem 

Are,  or,  Is  the?  - ben 

ETK 

Apprentice-d-ing-ship. 

Are,  or,  Is  their-s,  or,  Are  they? beo 

Are,  or,  Is  there — any? bep 

ETL 

Approach-ed-ing-able.    (See  also  Close.  ) 

Are,  or,  Is  with  — ber 

Approaching  land QDM 

Are,  or,  Is  you-r-s -     -BES 

ETM 

— Can  not  approach. 

Are  there? bep 

ETN 

— Do  not  approach  the  coast,  because  it  is 

Are  there  any  orders? stl 

mined. 

Are  these  (or,  those)? ...beo, 

ETO 

— Do  not  approach  too  near. 

Are  they? .  -- beo 

ETP 

—Meteorological  Office  (or,  Weather  Bu- 

Are to beh 

reau)  reports  depression  approaching 

Are  to  be bfc 

from  the  — 

Are  we  (our-s)? .bem 

ETQ 

—Meteorological  Office  (or,  Weather  Bu- 

Are you-r-s? ..  _  bes 

reau)  reports  gale  'approaching  from 

Are  you  able  to? cyh 

the  — 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Pilot boat  is  approaching  you dni 

cated)  had  (or,  have)  done  (or,  is,  or, 
are  doing) bul 

ETR 

Appropriate-d-ing-ly. 

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

ETS 

Appro  ve-b  ation — of. 

is,  or,  are  not  doing) bup 

ETU 

— Approved. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

ETV 

— Do  you  approve — of? 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  for bur 

ETW 

— Not  approved  of. 

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

ETX 

Approximately. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

ETY 

— Approximation.                                         : 

cated)  is  (or,  are) -but 

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Part  II. 


ARE— ARMY. 


Are — Continued. 
He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

cated)is  {or,  are)  able  to buv 

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

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

How  are  they? bxh 

How  are  you? bxi 

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

or  things  indicated)  ? bxo 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) is  (or,  are) byl 

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

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) is  (or,  are)  not  . -BYN 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) is  (or,  are)  not  able  to.,  .byo 

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 cbe 

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

things  indicated)"! .. bvy 

Is,  or,  Are  his  (her-s,  it-s) bek 

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 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)1!  .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) crj 

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  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,  I  am)  ctg 

Where  you  are cup 

Who  are  (or,  is)? cui 

Why  are  (or,  is)? cuz 

Why  are  you?  cva 

Why  are  you  not? cvb 

You  are  bey 

You  are  not bez 


EUM 
EUN 

EUO 

EUP 

EUQ 

EUR 
EUS 
EUT 

EUV 
EUW 
EUX 

EUY 

EUZ 
EVA 


EVB 
EVC 
EVD 
EVF 
EVG 


EVH 

EVI 

EVJ 

EVK 

EVL 


EVM 

EVN 

EVO 

EVP 

EVQ 

EVR 

EVS 

EVT 

EVU 

EVW 

EVX 

EVY 

EVZ 

EWA 

EWB 


EWC 

EWD 

EWF 

EWG 

EWH 

EWI 

EWJ 

EWK 


-ASY 


Area,  or,  Surface. 

Argentina.    Argentina  Colors. 

Argentino.    (Coin.) 

Argue-d-ing-ment. 


Arise-n-ing.    Arose. 

Arm-ed-ing.     To  ARM. 

— Arms  (weapons). 

—Arm  boats. 

— Arm  ch«st. 
Arm  the  lead - qjg 

— Armed  men  not  allowed  t6  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  are  armed. 

— Small -arm  men. 

— Small  arms  (muskets,  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? _ iby 

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. 


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159 


ARMY— ARTICLES  OF  AGREEMENT. 

Army — Continued. 

Arrive — Continued. 

EWL 

— Lieutenant  in  the  army. 

EYJ 

— Have  you  heard  of  the  arrival  of  —  ? 

EWM 

— Major. 

EYK 

— I  (or  vessel  in  question  or  now  indicated) 

EWN 

— Of,  or,  From  the  army. 

arrived. 

EWO 

— To,  or,  For  the  army. 

EYL 

— I  shall  await  their  arrival  (or,  the  arrival 

EWP 

— Where  is  the  —  army  ? 

of-). 

EYM 

— Important  intelligence  has  arrived. 

Arose.    Arise-n-ing exjp 

EYN 

— Large  arrivals  of  —  . 
Mail  arrived — on  the — (date  indicated), 

EWQ 

Around. 

RFC 

Mails  have  (or,  had)  arrived  from  — 

EWR 

Arrack. 

(datesupto —  ) -rfg 

Mail  has  or,  had)  not  arrived  from  — 

EWS 

Arrange-d-ing.    To  arrange  —  to  {or, 

(place  indicated) rfi 

for)  .     (See  also  Settle.  ) 

Mail  steamer  arrives-d  at  — rfl 

Amicably  arranged  (or,  settled) efg 

EYO 

— Not  arrived. 

Armistice  has  been  arranged ys 

On,  or,  After  arrival — of  —  (or,  at — ) 

EWT 

— Arrange-d-ing  mails. 

DRE 

EWU 

— Arrange-d-ing  to  receive  (or,  for  recep- 

Orders have  not  arrived  yet  —  for — .stjk 

tion  of). 

Reinforcements  constantly  arriving.uoM 

EWV 

— Arrangement. 

Report  my  arrival  (or,  arrival  of — )  .use 

EWX 

— Arrangements  completed. 

EYP 

— Shall  I  await  your  arrival? 

EWY 

— Can  it  be  arranged  ? 

EYQ 

— Shall  you  await  her  arrival  (or,  the  ar- 

EWZ 

— Can  the  difference  be  arranged  ? 

rival  of  — )? 

EXA 

— Has  arrangement  been  made  ? 

EYR 

— She  (or  vessel  indicated)  had  (or,  has) 

EXB 

— I  can  arrange  it. 

arrived. 

EXC 

— I  leave  it  to  your  arrangement. 

EYS 

— She  (or  vessel  indicated)  had  (or,  has)  not 

EXD 

— Is  all  settled  (or,  arranged)  ? 

arrived. 

EXF 

— Is  everything  arranged — for  ? 

Telegraphic  dispatches  arrived  from  — 

EXG 

— It  was  arranged  that  I  should. 

JX 

EXH 

— It  was  arranged  that  I  should  not. 

EYT 

— Very  few  arrivals. 

EXI 

— Make-ing,  Made  arrangement — to — (or, 

Vessels  just  arrived,  show  your  ensigns, 

for—). 

DY 

EXJ 

— No  arrangement  —  to —  (or,  for). 

Vessels  just  arrived,  show  your  numbers 

EXK 

— Unable  to  arrange. 

(or,  distinguishing  signals) dx 

EXL 

— What  are  the  time  arrangements  for — ? 

Wait  for  arrival — of- --FPC 

EXM 

— What  arrangements  to  (or,  for  —  )  ? 

EYU 

— When  did  he  (she,  it,  or  vessel  indicated) 

arrive? 
— When  did  you  arrive? 

EXN 

Arrear. 

EYV 

When  does  the  —  mail  arrive? rfz 

EXO 

Arrest-ed-ing. 

When  ought  the  next  mail  to  arrive? 

Arrested  (apprehended)  by  the  police, 

RGA 

TNW 

EYW 

— Will  arrive — at. 

EXP 

— Has  been  arrested. 

Will  you  await  her  arrival  (or,  the  arri 

EXQ 

— Has  not  been  arrested. 

valof— )? EYQ 

EXR 

— Under  arrest. 

Your  orders  have  not  arrived  yet  .-Sva 

EXS 

Arrive-d-ing — at.    To  arrive. 
After,  or,  On  arrival  of—  (or,  at — ).dre 

Arroba.     (Measure  of  capacity) aym 

An  express  has  arrived  from  —  _  -  -  mph 

Arroba.     (Measure  of  weight) azy 

EXT 

— Arrival. 

EYX 

Arrow. 

EXU 

— Arrived  at  destination. 

EXV 

— Arrived  during  the  day. 

EYZ 

Arrowroot. 

EXW 

— Arrived  during  the  night. 

EXY 

— Arrived  safely. 

EZA 

Arsenal. 

Await  the  arrival  of — -Fpc 

EZB 

Arsenic-al. 

EXZ 

—Before  arrival  —  of  (or,  at). 

, 

EYA 

— Can  you  await  arrival  of  —  ? 

EZC 

Artery-erial. 

EYB 

— Despatches  arrived. 

EYC 

— Do  you  wish  your  arrival  reported? 

EZD 

Article.     (Object.) 

EYD 

— Due  to  arrive  —  at. 

EZF 

— Article  indicated  can  be  supplied,  but  it 

EYF 

— Expect  to  arrive. 

will  require  fitting 

Had  any  letters  (or,  despatches)  arrived 

EZG 

— Article  indicated  may  be  had  at  — (place 

indicated). 

EYG 

i — Had  the  mail  arrived  when  you  left  ? 

EZH 

—Send  the  following  articles. 

EYH 

— Has  arrived  off. 

EZI 

— The  following  articles. 

EYI 

— Has  he  (she,  or,  it)  arrived  —  at  ? 

Has  the  mail  arrived  — (from— .  if  nec- 

Articles  of  Agreement dug 

EZJ 

— Send  ship's  articles. 

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Part  II. 


ARTICLES  OF  AGREEMENT— ASK. 


EZK 
EZL 
EZM 


EZN 
EZO 

EZP 

EZQ 
EZR 
EZS 
EZT 

EZU 
EZV 
EZW 
EZX 
EZY 

FAB 

FAC 

FAD 

FAE 

FAG 

FAH 

FAI 

FAJ 

FAK 

FAL 

FAM 

FAN 

FAO 

FAP 

FAQ 

FAR 

FAS 

FAU 

FAV 

PAW 

FAX 

FAY 

FAZ 

FBA 

FBC 

FBD 

FBE 

FBG 

FBH 

FBI 

FBJ 

FBK 

FBL 
FBM 
FBN 
FBO 

FBP 

FBQ 

FBR 

FBS 

FBT 

FBU 

FBV 

FBW 

FBX 

FBY 


Articles  op  Agreement — Continued. 

-Ship's  articles  (or,  papers) . 
— Signed  articles. 

•Termination  of  articles. 


Artifice-ial-ly. 
— Artificial  horizon. 

Artificer. 

— Artificer  diver. 

— Engine-room  artificer. 

— Skilled  artificer. 

— What  artificers  have  you? 

Artillery-ist-man. 

— Artillery  has  been  landed. 

— Artillery,  or,  Ordnance  stores. 

— In  want  of  artillery. 

— No  want  of  artillery. 

As. 

— As  a  matter  of  course. 

— As  close  as. 

— As  convenient. 

— As  far  as. 

— As  fast  as. 

— As  fast  as  possible. 

— As  follows. 

— Ashe  (she,  it,  his,  her-s,  it-s). 

— As  he  is. 

— As  I  (my,  mine) . 

— As  it  happens. 

— As  it  is. 

— As  it  is  not. 

— As  it  may. 

— As  it  was. 

— -As  it  was  not. 

— As  it  will  be. 

As  little  as 

— As  long  as. 

— As  many  as. 

— As  many  as  convenient. 

— As  many  (or,  much)  as  possible. 

— As  much  as. 

— As  much  as  can  be  taken. 

— As  near  as. 

— As  often  as. 

— As  quick  as. 

—As  quick  as  possible. 

— As  requested. 

— As  requisite. 

— As  slow  as  possible. 

— As  soon  as. 

As  soon  as  alongside 

— As  soon  as  convenient. 
— As  soon  as  it  is  dark. 
■ — As  soon  as  it  is  dusk. 
— As  soon  as  possible. 

As  soon  as  she  is  off  (or,  afloat).. 
— As  soon  as  the  flood  tide  makes. 
— As  soon  as  there  is  a  breeze. 
— As  they  (their-s) . 
— As  to. 
— As  usual. 
— -As  we  (our-s). 
— As  well  as. 
— As  you-r-s. 
— As  you  please. 


-QVTT 


Asbestos. 


FBZ 

FCA 
FCB 
FCD 

FCE 
FCG 
FCH 

FCI 
FCJ 
FCK 
FCL 


FCM 
FCN 

FCO 
FCP 

FCQ 

FOR 
FCS 
FCT 

FCU 
FCV 

FCW 


FCX 


FCY 
FCZ 


FDA 
FDB 
FDC 
FDE 

FDG 

FDH 

FDI 

FDJ 

FDK 

FDL 

FDM 


ASCEND-ED-ING. 
ASCERTAIN-ED-ING. 

Ascertain  what. 

Ascertain  when. 

— Can  you  ascertain? 

— Can  not  ascertain. 

— Could  it  not  be  ascertained? 

Damage  not  ascertained  -_" kiy 

— Did  you  ascertain? 
— Endeavor-ed-ing  to  ascertain. 
— Have  you  ascertained? 
—It  has  been  ascertained. 
Passed  a  wreck  (date,  latitude,  and  longi- 
tude, if  necessary)  but  was  unable  to 
ascertain  whether  any  people  were  on 

board.... zw 

— Shall,  or,  Will  ascertain. 
— When  it  is  ascertained. 

ASCRIBE-D-ING.      TO'  ASCRIBE. 

What  do  you  ascribe  it  to  ? 

Ash.    (Wood.) 

Ash.    Cinder. 
— Ash  pit. 
— Ash  shoot. 

Ashamed. 

— Ought  to  be  ashamed. 

Ashore.    (See  also  Shore  and  Aground.) 
Am  on  shore,  likely  to  break  up ;  require 

immediate  assistance ca 

— Are  you  going  ashore? 
Do  not  send  boats  ashore  after  dark.GST 
I  am  a  stranger  here;  will  you  let  me 

go  ashore  with  you?--- _-0CH 

— Let  him  bring  ashore  (on  shore). 
— Send  ashore — to  (or,  for)  — . 
Send  the  letter  bag  on  shore  (or  to  vessel 

indicated)-.. fsn 

The  ship's  bags  are  sent  ashore fso 

Vessel  (or  vessel  indicated)  ashore  neat 
(or,  on)— -CH 

Asia-tic. 

Aside. 

Ask— for— .    To  ask.    (See  also  Request.) 
Asked-ing - fdm 

— Ask  permission. 
.  Ask  stranger  (or  vessel  indicated)  if  lie 

will  communicate ht 

— Ask — (person  or  vessel  indicated)  not 

to—. 
— Ask—  (person  or  vessel  indicated)  to  — 
— Ask  him  if. 
— Ask  the. 
— Ask  you  not  to. 
—Ask  you  to. 
— Asked-ing. 
Asks  name  of  ship  (or,  signal  station)  in 

sight TO 

Asks  precise  time  of  high  water,  and 

minimum  depth  at  that  time XE 

Note.—  Reply  will  be : 

1.  By  an  hour  signal  (see  page  58). 

2.  By  a  numeral  signal  denoting  feet. 


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ASK— ASSIST. 


FDN 
FDO 
FDP 
FDQ 
FDE 
FDS 


FDT 

FDU 
FDV 


FDW 

FDX 
FDY 

FDZ 


FEA 


FEB 
FEC 


FED 
FEG 

FEH 
FEI 


FEJ 


FEK 
FEL 


FEM 
FEN 
FEO 

FEP 
FEQ 

FEB, 

FET 

FEU 
FEV 


FEW 


Ask — Continued. 

— Better  not  ask  the  reason. 

— Hail  the  strange  vessel,  and  ask — if  - 

— 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) scj 


ASSAULT-ED-ING.      To  ASSAULT.      (See  also 

Attack.  ) 
— Assault  did  not  succeed. 
— Commit-ted-ting  an  assault. 

ASSEMBLE-D-ING. 

About  to  assemble  -- dae 

Assemble  alongside eaw 

—Assembled  on  the. 

Boats  to  assemble gse 

Convoy  will  assemble  at  port  (or  place 
indicated) Juo 

— 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  (or  other 
legislative  body)  adjourns  (or,  ad- 
journed) on  the  — . 

— Assembly,  Congress,Parliament(or-o£7ier 

legislative  body)  is  dissolved. 

Assembly,  Congress, Parliament  (or  otfyr 

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. 
Assigned. 

Cause,  or,  Reason  must  be  assigned. ifo 

The  cause  (or,  reason)  assigned,  is  ..ift 

The  cause  (or,  reason)  assigned  is  suf 

ficient iro 

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  ? 

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) cr 

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? 

cu 
-Every  assistance  will  be  given. 
Fire,  or.  Leak ;  want  immediate  assist-. 

ance „ 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  - DPY 

I  want  assistance;   please  remain  by 

me nr 

-I  will  assist  you  (or  vessel  in  distress). 

-If  1  have  not  assistance. 

In  distress ;  want  assistance -  ns 

In  distress ;  want  immediate  assistance  a 

NO 

-Is  —  (vessel  indicated)  likely  to  assist 

(or,  supply)  me  ? 
Lighthouse,  or,  Light-ship  at  —  wants 

immediate  assi  tance 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 yf 

No  assistance  can  be  rendered ;  do  the 
best  you  can  for  yourselves ex 


a  See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 


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ASSIST— AT. 

Assist— Continued. 

Astern — Continued. 

FGM 

— Offered  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, 

could  not  render  any  assistance ;  people 

escort) 

.--.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  ? 

Go  astern  easy.    Easy  astern  - ._ 

-..LK 

(into port  indicated,  if  necessary) .  .da 

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  aback     Go  astern 

LP 

FGO 

—Should  you  require  any  assistance  (or. 

I  will  pass  astern  of  you. 

.help)?     . 

Code  Flag 

overz 

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 

over  v 

FGQ 

—Vessel  indicated  does  not  require  further 

FHP 

— Next  astern. 

assistance. 

FHQ 

— Pass  astern  of  me. 

FGR 

— Vessel  indicated  not  likely  to  supply 

FHR 

— Stern  way.    Going  astern. 

(or,  assist)  you. 

FHS 

— Tow  astern. 

FGS 

— Vessel  indicated  wants  assistance. 

Veer  a  boat  astern 

GVE 

Want  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor).     Medical 

Veer  a  breaker  astern 

...FXZ 

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 

Astronomy -ical-ly. 

FGT 

— What  assistance  do  you  require  ?  What 

do  you  want  ? 

FHX 

Asunder. 

FGU 

— Will  assist. 

Will  you  assistme  (or  vessel  indicated)  1 

FHY 

Asylum. 

DE 

FHZ 

— Lunatic  asylum. 

Will  you  assist  me  (or  vessel  indicated) 

in  laying  out  an  anchor  ?    . .  ekl 

F1A 

At.    At  the. 

Will  you  go  to  the  assistance  of  wreck 

/ 

At  all  (or,  everv) 

dyi 

(bearing  to  follow,  if  necessary) _ .  _zy 

At  all  events  ..C 

DYH 

FGV 

— With  assistance  fire  can  be  subdued. 

At  all  times -- 

DYJ 

With  immediate  assistance  fire  can  be 

EHN 

extinguished _ ny 

At  any  time 

XTI 

With  some  assistance  T'shall  be  able  to 

FIB 

— At  dawn.     Daybreak.     Dawn. 

set  things  right df 

At  daylightr    Daylight 

ENB 

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 

FIQ 

— At  place  specified. 
At  present.     For  the  present  -— 

_-.NHJ 

FHB 

ASSUME-D-ING-PTION. 

FIR 
FIT 

— At  quarters. 
— At  random. 

j 

FHC 

Assurance. 

FIU 

FIV 

— At  sea. 

— At  sunrise.     Sunrise. 

FHD 

Assure-d-ing. 

FIW 
FIX 

— At  sunset.     Sunset. 

— At  the  extremity  (or,  end)  of. 

FHE 

Astern— of. 

FIY 

— At  the  landing  place. 

Afloat  astern  (aft) bw 

FIZ 

— At  the  latter  end  of — .   The  latter  end— 

of. 

a  See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 


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163 


AT— ATTEST. 


FJA 

FJB 
FJC 
FJD 


FJE 
FJG- 
FJH 
FJI 

FJK 
FJL 
FJM 


FJN 

FJO 
FJP 

FJQ 

FJR 

FJS 
FJT 
FJU 
FJV 


FJW 
FJX 


FJY 
FJZ 


FKA 
FK.B 

FKC 

FKD 

FKE 
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  ?    At  what  hour  ? 

— Is  at — the. 

Not  at  all : dtp 

To  he  at  - cnq 

Athwart. 

— Athwart  hawse. 

— Athwart  ship. 

— Athwart  the  tide  (current,  or,  stream). 

Atlantic. 
— North  Atlantic. 
— South  Atlantic. 
Trans- Atlantic xzw 

Atlas. 

Atmosphere. 

— Atmospheric  disturbance. 

— Atmospheric  pressure. 

Atrocious-lt-ness-ocity  . 

Attach-ed-ing-ment. 

Attache. 

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 ; 

I  am  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 fdv 

—Attempted  to  put  to  sea. 
Do  not  attempt  landing  in  your  own 

boats ey 

Do  not  attempt  to  make  the  anchorage 

(or,  harbor) fw 

—Do  not  attempt  without  a  pilot. 

—Have,  or,  Has  attempted. 

— I  (or  vessel  indicated)  made  the  attempt 

but  did  not  succeed. 
— Make  an  (or,  the)  attempt. 
Shall  attempt  to  get  away. 
•Shall  I  make  another  attempt  V 


FKR 

FKS 


FKT 
FKU 
FKV 

FKW 
FKX 
FKY 
FKZ 


FLA 
FLB 
FLC 


FLD 

FLE 

FLG 

FLH 

FLI 
FLJ 


FLK 
FLM 

FLN 


Attempt — Continued. 

— Shall  I  try  (or,  attempt)— to  ? 

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, 

DNR 

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  shown  first,  and 
then  the  paragraph.  ,  This  signal 
should  be  employed  only  between  ves- 
sels using  the  United  States  edition, 
as  otherwise  the  pages  referred  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 

Calls  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  dh  the  bearing  (from  the  per- 
son signaling)  pointed  out  by  compass 
signals 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  _ dq 

Calls  the  attention  of  vessel  whose  dis- 
tinguishing signal  will  immediately 

follow . dr 

—For  your  attention. 
— Have,  or,  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-ing-ation.  , 


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ATTORNEY— AVOID. 

FLO 

Attorney.    (Solicitor. ) 

Authorities — Continued. 

FLP 

^Power  of  attorney. 

FNH 

— Dock-yard  authorities. 

FNI 

— Harbor  authorities. 

PLQ 

Attract-ed-ion. 

FNJ 

— Inform  harbor  authorities. 

.  Have  you  any  local  attraction  (devia- 

FNK 

— Legal  authorities. 

tion) - JHR 

FNL 

— Local  authorities. 

i 

FNM 

— Medical  authorities 

FLR 

ATTRIBUTE-D-ING-ABLE. 

FNO 

— Police  authorities. 
Police  (or,  other)  authorities  have  ac- 

FLS 

Auction. 

quitted . DHT 

FLT 

— Sales  by  auction. 

Police  (or,  other)  authorities  have  de- 

FLU 

— Sold  by  auction. 

cided  against  the  crew kdg 

FNP 

— Policer(  or,  other)  authorities  have  fined 

FLV 

Audience.    Audible-y. 

Police  (or,  other)  authorities  have  inter- 

FLW 

Audit-ed-ing. 

fered  .--- pub 

Police  (or,  other)  authorities  have  taken  1 

FLX 

Auditor. 

some  of  the  crew  out  of  the  ship.KDH 

FNQ 

— Police  (or,  other)  authorities  will  not 

FLY 

Auger. 

give  any  redress. 

FNR 

— Port  authorities. 

FLZ 

AUGMENT-ED-ING-ATION. 

FNS 

Authorize-d-ing.    (See  also  Authority.  ) ; « 

FMA 

August. 

FNT 

— Have  you  authorized? 

FMB 

— Beginning  of  August. 

FNU 

Automatic-ally. 

FMC 

— End  of  August. 

FMD 

— Next  August. 

FNV 

Autumn — op. 

FNW 

— Autumnal. 

FME 

AUSTRALIA-N. 

FNX 

— Last  autumn. 

FMG 

— Australian  meat. 

FNY 

— Next  autumn. 

FMH 

— Australian  'vine. 

FNZ 

Auxiliary. 

FMI 

Austria-n.     Austrian  and  Hungarian 

FOA 

— Auxiliary  engine. 

Colors. 

FOB 

— Auxiliary  screw. 

Bank  of  Austria    fum 

FOC 

Avail-ed. 

FMJ 

Austro-Hungarian  Lloyd's. 

FOD 

—Avail  yourself  of. 

FOE 

— Available. 

FME 

Author. 

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

I  am  sinking  (or,  on  fire),  send  all  avail- 

FML 

Authority.    (Delegated  j>ower. ) 

FMN 

—Authority  insufficient.                             v 

able    boats    to  save  passengers  and 

FMO 
FMP 

— Authority  is  (or,  will  be)  questioned. 
— Authority  sufficient  for  the  occasion. 

FOG 

crew no 

— I  shall  (or,  will)  avail  myself  of. 

By   what    authority?    What    is    your 

FOH 

— If  available. 

authority?.-  ._.  pmy 

FOI 

— It  is  of  no  avail. 

FMQ 

— Exceed-ed  his  (or,  their)  authority. 

FOJ 

— It  will  not  avail  much. 

FMR 

— Exercise-d  his  (or,  their)  authority. 

No  boat  available  -    pa 

Give  authority  (authorize) ■-  _fns 

No  doctor  (or,  surgeon)  available  _-wm 

FMS 

— Have  (or,  has)  no  authority  to  — . 

No  interpreters  available pef 

FMT 

— Have  you  authority  to  — ? 

No  lighters  available rb 

FMU 

— I  have  authority  from,  or,  Am  author- 

FOK 

— Send  all  available  spars  for  —  to. 

FMV 

ized  by  — . 
— I  have  no  authority. 

There  are  no  tugs  available  . xz 

FMW 

— No  authority — to — . 

FOL 

Avast. 

FMX 

— On  the  authority  of  — . 

FOM 

— Avast  heaving. 

FMY 

— What   is    your    authority?    By    what 

authority? 

FON 

Avenue.. 

FMZ 

— Without  authority.     Unauthorized. 

FOP 

Average.    An  average. 

FNA 

Authorities.     (Persons  in  authority.) 

About  the  average czx 

FNB 

— Authorities  (or,  Police  authorities)  have 

FOQ 

— An  average  number  (or,  quantity)  of—. 

interfered. 

Does  not  amount  to  an  average  of — .egj 

FNC 

— Authorities  must  interfere. 

FOR 

— General  average. 

FND 

— Authorities  will  not  interfere. 

Authorities    will   put    an  end  to  the 

FOS 

Averse-ion. 

affair dpj 

Civic  authorities.    Alderman dws 

Aviso,  or  Despatch,  vessel kwt.  ; 

FNB 

—Crew  have  appealed  to  the  authorities. 

FOT 

Avoid-ed-ing-able. 

FNG 

— Dock  authorities. 

FOU 

—Avoid,  if  possible. 

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FOV 

FOW 

FOX 


FOY 

FOZ 
FPA 
FPB 

FPC 
FPD 


FPE 

FPG 

FPH 

FPI 

FPJ 

FPK 

FPL 

FPM 

FPN 

FPO 

FPQ 


Avoid — Continued. 
Avoid-ed-ing  confusion. 
Can  avoid  (or,  be  avoided). 
Can  not  avoid  (or]  be  avoided). 
Unavoidable-ly ygk 

Avoibdupois.    {Weight.) 

Await-ed-ing.  (See  also  Wait.  )  To  await. 
— Await  my  arrival  at  — . 
— Await  outside  the  inspection  of  the  offi- 
cials. 
—Await  the  arrival  of  — . 
— Awaiting  coroner's  inquest. 
Can  you  await  answer  (or,  reply)?- -BMV 

Can  you  await  arrival  of  — 1 eya 

I  have  received  orders  for  you  to  await 

instructions  from  owners  at  — sq 

I  shall  await  their  arrival  (or,  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)?. .ua 
Will   you  await   her  (or,  the  arrival 

of—)? eyq 

Your  orders  will  be  awaiting  you  off  — 
(or,  at  — ) -.svB 

Awake-n-ing.    Awoke.     -  v 

AWARD-ED-ING. 
A  WARE. 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  aware — of. 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  hot  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? -, OFC 

Cut  away  your  masts kj 

Cut  away khg 

Do    you    think   we    could    get    away 

from  —  ? xpz 

Doctor,  or,  Svirgeon  is  away ljv 

Funnel  carried  away nto 

Go  away obr 

Have,  01 ,  Has  carried  away icq 

Heave  away. orz 

Is  it  a  difficult  anchorage  to  get  away 

from? -  — -■ elb 

Is  keeping  away --  pyf 

Is  my  berth  a  good  one  for  getting  away 

from? v.-** gfw 

Keep  away -~'-"- pym 

Keep  more  away.:'; : pyw 

Lower  away -- — bbz 


FPU 

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 mc 

Ban,  or,  Run  away uho 

Shall  attempt  to  get  away pkp 

Slackaway wfq 

The  breeze  will  die  away hgp 

You  run  away  from  me ■ vol 

Aweigh.    (See  also  Weigh)  . 
Are  you,   or,   Is  —  (vessel  indicated) 

aweigh? '. zm 

I  am  aweigh zn 

— Vessel  indicated  is  aweigh. 

Awhile.    While-st. 

awkwabd-ly-ness. 

Awning. 
— Deck  awnings. 
— Furl  awnings. 
— Slope  awnings. 
— Spread  awnings. 

Awoke.    Awake-n-ing.  . ., ppe 

Axe. 
Pickaxe the, 


Axis-ial. 

Axle.    Axletkee. 

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  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 

Back-ed-ing. 
Back  main  topsail xwc 

— Back  the. 

Back  the  anchor _.eho 

Ordered  back _-SUF 

Put  back ucw 

Put  back  damaged ucx 

Send  back vpq 

— Was  obliged  to  put  back. 
What  is  the  cause  of  your  putting  back? 

UDE 


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Part  II. 


BACKSTAY— BANK. 

FQO 

Backstay. 

FSW 

Bake-d-ing. 

FQP 

— Topmast  backstay. 

FSX 

— Bakery.    Bake  house. 

FQR 

Backward-ly-ness. 

FSY 

Baker. 

FQS 

Bacon. 

FSZ 
FTA 

Balance-d-ing.           • 
— Balanced  rudder. 

FQT 

Bad-ly. 

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 

Bale-d-ing-r.    To  bale  out. 

FQW 

— Bad  case. 

« 

FQX 

— Bad  chance. 

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. 

FRC 

— Bad  fuel. 

FTJ 

— Time  ball  drops  at  — . 

FRD 

— Bad  habit. 

FTK 

— 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  bad  order. 

FTN 

— Ballast,  or,  Cargo  has  shifted. 

' 

Bad  weather      zb 

FTO 

—Ballasted  with  — . 

Bad  weather  is  expected 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  of  copaiba 

avo 

FRV 

— Very  bad  draught. 

Friars  Balsam  _. .. 

NRF 

FEW 

— Very  bad  weather. 

FRX 

— Work  badly. 

FTZ 

Bamboo. 

FRY 

— Worked-ing  very  badly. 

FUA 

Band.     (Music.) 

FRZ 

Badge. 

FSA 

— Badge  of  office. 

FUB 

Band-ed-ing. 

FSB 

Baffle-d-ing. 

FUC 

Bandage-d-ing. 

FSC 

— Baffling  wind. 

FUD 

Bandit-ti. 

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. 

FSJ 

— 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  (or  to  vessel 

Clouds  are  banking  up r. . 

IWA 

FSO 

indicated). 
— The  ship's  bags  are  sent  ashore. 

Keep  your  fires  banked  up 

PZV 

FSP 

— What  is  the  number  of  mail  bags  you 

FUL 

Bank.     (Office. ) 

have  on  board? 

FUM 

FUN 

— Bank  of  Austria. 
— Bank  of  England. 

FSQ 

Baggage. 

FUO 

— Bank  of  France. 

FSR 

—Baggage  port. 

FUP 

— Bank  of  Germany. 

FST 

Bail-ed-ing-able. 

FUQ 
FUR 

— Bank  of  Italy. 
— Bank  of  Russia. 

FSU 

Bailiff. 

FUS 
FUV 

— Bank  of  Spain. 
— Bank  of  Turkey. 

FSV 

Bait. 

FUW 

— Bank  of  — . 

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BANK— BARRICADE. 

Bank — Continued. 

FWG 

Bar.    Barred-ing. 

FUX 

— Bank  (name  indicated)  has  suspended 

FWH 

— Capstan  bar. 

payment. 

FWI 

— Crowbar. 

Bank  note,  or,  paper  money asv 

FWJ 

—Eccentric  bar  broken. 

FUY 

— Bank  rate. 

FWK 

— Fire,  or,  Furnace  bar. 

FUZ 

— Banker. 
Savings  bank _ via 

FWL 

— Radius  bars. 

FWM 

Barber. 

FVA 

Bank.     (Shoal. ) 

Along  the  bank  of  .., eak 

FWN 

Barbette. 

FVB 

—Deepest  water  is  nearest  the  bank  (or, 

reef). 

FWO 

Bare-ness 

FVC 

—I  have  had  thick  fog  on  the  bank. 

FWP 

— Barely. 

FVD 

— On  a  sand  bank. 

FWQ 

—Bare  poles. 

FVE 

— On  the  left  bank  of  the  river.* 

FWR 

— Barely  possible. 

FVG 

— On  the  right  bank  of  the  river.* 

Barely  room  to  wear 

...uzo 

*Note. — The  left  or  the  right  hand  bank 

FWS 

— Barely  sufficient. 

in  descending  the  stream. 

Barely  time  to  save  the  mail  . . . 

REY 

FVH 

— Sand  bank. 

Running  under  bare  poles  - 

VCJ 

Stand  nearer  the  bank  (reef,  shoal,  or, 

FWT 

— You  have  barely  ropm. 

v 

bar) fwa 

The   bank  is  encumbered   by  fishing 

FWU 

Bargain-ed-ing.    To  bargain. 

boats ep 

FWV 

— Better  bargain  beforehand. 

i 

FVI 

— The  bank  was  clear  of  fog. 

FWX 

Barge. 

FVJ 

Bankrupt-cy. 
Agent  is  bankrupt dsl 

FWY 

— Bargeman. 

FVK 

— Bankrupt,  or.  Failed. 

FWZ 

Barilla. 

FVL 

—Bankruptcies,  or,  Failures. 

FVM 

— Have  any  bankruptcies  taken  place? 

Bark.     (See  Barqoe) 

FXO 

FVN 

Banquet-ed-ing. 

FXA 

Bark  (of  a  tree). 

FVO 

Baptize-d-ing-ism. 

FXB 

Barley. 

FVP 

Bae  (of  a  harbor,  etc). 

FXC 

Barnacle. 

FVQ 

— At  —  (time  specified)  there  will  be  —  feet 

water  over  the  bar. 

FXD 

Barometer. 

FVR 

— Bar  can  not  be  crossed  until  — . 

Note. — For  Barometer  Table,  seepage59. 

FVS 

— Bar  harbor. 

Aneroid  barometer 

ELP 

Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous fq 

FXE 

— How  is  the  barometer?    What 

is  the 

Bar  is  impassable pk 

barometer  doing  ? 

Bar  is  impassable  for  boats  on  the  ebb 

FXG 

— I  have  not  a  barometer. 

tide -    -EQ 

FXH 

— The  barometer  has  fallen  very  re 

ipidly. 

Bar  is  not  dangerous ..._„      .la 

FXI 

— The  barometer  is  falling. 

FVT 

— Bar.  or,  Entrance  not  safe  except  just 

FXJ 

— The  barometer  is  rising. 

at  slack  water  (or,  at  — ,  time  indi- 

FXK 

— The  barometer  is  steady. 

cated). 

FXL 

— The  height  of  the  barometer  is  - 

fvct 

— Bar,  or,  Sands  shifted. 

FXM 

— Watch  the  barometer. 

FVW 

^-Bar  passable. 

What  is  the  barometer  doing  ?._ 

FXE 

FVX 

—Can  I  clear  the  bar? 

FXN 

— What  is  the  height  of  barometer 

•> 

FVY 

— Can  I  cross  the  bar?     Shall  I  be  able  to 

, 

get  over  the  bar? 

FXO 

Barque. 

FVZ 

— On  the  bar. ' 

FXP 

— Barquentine. 

FWA 

— Stand  nearer  the  shoal  (bank,  reef,  or, 

bar). 
^-Vessel  has  struck  on  the  bar. 

FXQ 

— Four-masted  barque. 

FWB 

FXR 

Barrack. 

FWC 

—What  are  the  leading  marks  for  cross- 

ing the  bar?    s 

Barrel.     (Measure  of  capacity)  . 

--AYO 

What  is  the  depth  of  water  on  the  bar 

FXS 

— Barrel  of  — . 

(infeet)l vq 

FXT 

— Barrel  of  flour. 

FWD 

— When  may  the  bar  (or,  entrance)  be 

FXU 

— Barrel  of  oil. 

attempted? 

Empty  barrel .._ 

LXW 

When  will  be  the  best  time  for  crossing 

Powder  barrel 

TRJ 

the  bar? ...xm 

Tar  barrel 

-_XKQ 

You. will  have  water  enough  over  the 

Water  barrel 

"  YVM 

bar  (depth  in  feet  to  follow) vt 

FWE 

— You  will  not  have  water  enough  over 
the  bar  (or,  into  the  harbor)  (depth  in 

FXV 

Barren-ness. 

( 

feet  to  follow). 

FXW 

Barricade-d-ing.    Barrier. 

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Part  II. 


BARRICOE— BE. 


PXY 
FXZ 

FYA 

FYB 

FYC 
FYD 

FYE 

FYG 

FYH 

FYI 


FYJ 
FYK 


FYL 

FYM 

FYN 


FYO 
FYP 
FYQ 
FYR 
FYS 
FYT 
FYU 
FYV 


FYW 

FYX 
FYZ 
FZA 

FZB 
FZC 
FZD 


FZE 
FZG 

FZH 
FZI 

FZJ 
FZK 


Barricoe.     (Breaker  or  small  cask.) 
— Veer  a  barricoe  astern. 

Barrow. 

Barter-ed-ing. 

Base. 

— Base  of  operations. 

Basin.     (See  also  Dock.) 

Basis. 

Basket. 

Bathe-d-ing-r.    Bath. 

Batman.     (Measure  of  Weight) bat 

Batten-ed-ing. 
— Batten-ed-ing  down. 
Rolling  batten tjzk 


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  ? ekq 

— In  the  bay  of  — . 

Shall  anchor  in  the  bay ejo 

Bayonet. 
Bazaar. 

Be.    Been.    Being bfa 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  not  to  be  ._ bpd 


Be — Continued. 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  to  be --- bfc 

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,  it,  or  persons  or 

things  indicated)  have  been? btl 

Can,  or,  May  I  be? _-- 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,  or,  Might  not  do  (or,  be  done).BMD 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  been bfo 

Could  or.  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- 
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 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- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  notbeen.Btro 
He,  She,  It  (or  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) must  be buz 

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

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) ought  to  be .^...bvf 


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169 


BE. 


Be —  Continued. 
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) bvr 

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

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

lean  (or,  may)  be bfx 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be bfy 

I  could  (or,  might)  be bpz 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  be bga 

I  had  (or,  have)  been bgc 

I  had  (or,  have)  not  been bgd 

I  must  be bge 

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.i bzr 

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

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.- 1-bgt 

It  shall  (or,  will)  be  done bnt 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be bgu 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be  done bnu 

Let  her  be bgv 

Let  him  be BXB 

Let  them  be bgw 

Let  us  be •• BGX 

May,  etc.    (See  Can,  above.) 
Might,  etc.    (See  Could,  above.) 

Must  be eEM 

Must  do  (or.be  done) CEN 

Must  have  been  .. CEP 

Must  not  be cev 

Must  not  do  (or,  be  done)  - CEW 

Need  be - — bgt 


Be — Continued. 

Need  not  be -.bgz 

Not  be  (been,  being) cfn 

Not  to  be cgh 

Not  to  be  done — cgi 

Not  to  be  had cgj 

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.br,  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)  ? 

BWtf 

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). .  bnt 

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? 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).  _bof 
Should,  or,  Would  have  been  ___,._bhl 
Should,  or,  Would  have  done  (or,  been 

done) -bog 

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

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,  Would  he  (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,  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, 

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, 

OKY 

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

'     been ckz 

That,  or,  This  must  be  ... CLJ 


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Part  II. 


BE— BEAM. 


Be — Continued. 

That,  or,  This  must  not  be  -   - -  Clm 

That,  or,  This  shall  (or,  will)  be cln 

That,  or,  This  shall  (br,  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  (orrmay  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, 

CNE 

They  can  (or,may)  be bhp 

They  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be bhq 

They  could  (or,might)  be bhr 

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 bht 

They  shall  (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 cnp 

To  be  at . cnq 

To  be  done --- one 

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  - bip 

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 but 

We  were  to  be biv 

We  were  not  to  be biw 

When  shall  (or,  will  )  be? crs 

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

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,  may)  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 b je 

You  must  be bjp 

You  must  not  be bjg 


fzl 

FZM 

PZN 
FZO 
FZP 

FZQ 
FZR 

FZS 
FZT 


FZU 


FZV 

FZW 


FZX 
FZY 


GAB 
GAC 
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-ed-ing. 
— A  rocky  beach. 
— A  sandy  beach. 

— Beach  (indicated)  is  good  for  watering. 
— Beach  (indicated*  is  not  good  for  water- 
ing. 
— Beach  master. 
— Beach  party. 

— Beach  the  vessel.    Run  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 eht 

— 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.pzs 

Beacon.     (See  also  Buoy.  ) 

— Beacon  bears. 

— Beacon  buoy. 

— Beacon,  or,  Buoy  has  broken  adrift  (or, 

is  gone). 

Can  see  the  beacon  (or,  mark) rli 

— Can  you  see  the  beacon  (or,  mark  i  ? 
— 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 cxi 

Abeam,  or,  Abreast  of. cxv 

Beam  ends. 
Before  the  beam. 
Keep  on  lee  beam. 
■Keep  on  weather  beam. 
■Lee  beam. 
— On  port  beam. 


Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


in 


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 . ..xgz 

— Was  thrown.on  her  (or,  my)  beam  ends. 
— "Weather  beam. 

Bean. 

Bear-ing.  To  bear  (or,  carry).   Bearer. 
Borne hai 

I  am  the  bearer  of  important  despatches. 

JR 

Bearing. 

Note. — Unless  otherwise  indicated,  bear- 
ings in  points  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 1__ 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  theperson 
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  shown 
by  the  compass  and  uncorrected  for 
either  deviation  or  variation) jhf 

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 
GCB 
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  doestheland  bear ? .  _ _ <jds 

How  must  I  bring  the  beacon  (or,  buoy) 

to  bear? _gai 

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 ri 

— Main  bearing  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of 

order). 
— Shaft  bearing. 
— Thrust  bearing. 


Bear  up — for. 
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. 


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Part  II. 


BECALMED— BELAY. 


GCH 
GCI 
GCJ 
GCK 

GCL 

GCM 

GCN 
GCO 
GCP 
GCQ 

GCR 

GCS 
GCT 
GCU 

i 

GOV 
GCW 

GCX 
GOY 
GCZ 
GDA. 

GDB 
GDC 


GDE 
GDF 


GDH 


GDI 


Becalmed. 

— Becalmed  off  —  for  —  days. 

— Several  vessels  becalmed  off  — . 

— There  is  a  likelihood  of  being  becalmed. 

Because. 

Becket. 

Become-inq.    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. 

Beep. 

— Beef  is  in  good  order. 

— Can  fresh  beef  be  procured? 

— Can  yon  supply  me  with  salt  beef? 

(Number  of  casks  indicated.) 
— Fresh  beef. 

—Fresh  beef  and  vegetables. 
Salt  beef _. vps 

Been.     (See  Be) bpa 

Beer.    Ale dwt 

Befall-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 qhc 

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) .cko 

— Before  the  — .    In  front  of. 

Before  the  battle _ pyz 

Before  the  beam -- gap 

Before  the  end — of , . . lyi 

Before  the  wind zem 

Bpf ore  them  (their-s,  they) Cnk 

Before  this  (or,  that) cko 


GDJ 

GDK 
GDL 

GDM 


GDN 
GDO 
GDP 


GDQ 
GDB, 
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  trySt - pot 

Just  before _-.pxk 

Keep  before  the  wind  ._ zetj 

Morning  before. sab 

— Not  before. 

Running  before  the  wind vch 

The  day  before  yesterday. kntt 

— Wasitbefora? 

Beg-ged-ging.    To  beg. 
I  beg  to  acknowledge dgr 

— 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 muq 

Beginning  of  January pus 

Beginning  of  July pwn 

Beginning  of  June pwv 

Beginning  of  March rkw 

Beginning  of  May rxf 

Beginning  of  November skv 

Beginning  of  October soh 

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  shown)  .. qlo 

— You  have  left  a  person  behind. 

Behold-ing-er.    Beheld. 

Being.     (See  Be) bpa 

Belay-ed. 
— Belayed  to  vessel. 
— Belaying  pin. 
Is  the'cable  (or,  rope)  belayed  (fast)? 

HRK 


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173 


BELGIUM— BEST. 


GEF 

GEH 

GEI 
GEJ 
GEK 


GEL 
GEM 
GEN 
GEO 
GEP 

GEQ 

GEB, 

GES 
GET 
GEU 
GEV 

GEW 


GEX 


GEY 

GEZ 

GFA 


GFB 

GFC 
GFD 


GFE 
GFH 

GFI 

GFJ. 


GFK 
GFL 


GFM 


Belgium.    Belgian.    Belgian  Colors. 

Belief. 

Belibve-d-ing-er. 
— 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. 

Belligerent. 

Belong-ed-ing — 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 xuf 

I  belong  to  the  convoy  of — (ships  indi- 
cated)   1 JUS 

Ihave  goods  belonging  to  you(oJ%— )  .oex 

— Nothing  belonging  to  you  (or,  — ). 

Stranger  belongs  to  — ...wyx 

What  company  do  you  belong  to?. .  _iq 

Whatnation  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) 
belong  to? 

Below.    Beneath. 
Watch  below yva 

Belt-ed. 
Armor  belt --- evr 

— Belted  cruiser. 

I  have  no  life  belts QRB 

Lifebelt _.qrh 

Bench. 

— King's  Bench,  or,  Queen's  Bench. 

Bend-ing.    Bent.     (To  fix.) 

Bend  a  new  sail vds 

— 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- 
writers) . 

Bent.    Crooked  -_kdr 

Eccentric  rod  bent lsw 

Berg. 
Have  you  fallen  in  with  ice?    '(State 

whether  berg  or  field) ...- -  PR 

Iceberg pby 


GFN 
GFO 


GFP 
GFQ 
GFR 
GFS 
GPT 

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) .  _  „bac 

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). 

— You  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)  _jzat 


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Part  H. 


BEST— BIRD. 

Best — Continued. 

Bicarb,  of  Soda. wiz 

GIA 

—This  is  my  best  point. 

GIB 

— This  is  not  my  best  point. 
Try  your  best ..ycz 

Bickford's  fuze NUV 

Wh  at  is  your  best  point  of  sailing?  _  vex 

GJK 

Bicycle. 

When  will  be  the  best  time  for  crossing 

the  bar?  ._ — xm 

GJL 

Bid-ding-der.    Bade. 

QIC 

— Where  is  the  best  place  to  get—? 

GID 

— Where  is  the  best  place  to  land? 

GJM 

Big-ger-gest-ness  . 

GIE 

— Which  do  you  think  the  best? 

GJN 

— Too  big  (or,  hirge). 

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 

Betray-ed-ing-er-al. 

GJQ 

— Are  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  bilged ': 

GJR 

— Bilge  keel. 

GJS 

— Bilge  pump. 

GIK 

Better-ed-ing.    To  better. 

GJT 

— Bilge  pump  (donkey). 

GIL 

— Better. 

GJU 

— Bilge  pump  (main). 

Better  bargain  beforehand . .  fwt 

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  — . 

GtfP 

— Had  you  not  better? 

GKC 

—Bill  of  health. 

G1Q 

—Is  there  any  better? 

Clean  bill  of  health — from  — tq 

GlR 

— Little  better. 

Have  you  a  clean  bill  of  health*        tu 

GIS 

— Much  better : 

I  have  a  clean  bill  of  health,  butam  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.xra 

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 

hands  of  — dpk 

You  had  better  take  a  pilot  at  once.TJX 

GKD 

Bill-hook. 

GKE 

Bill  of  exchange. 

GIU 

Between. 

GKF 

— 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—-  - ozo 

GKN 

—Will  you  take  a  bill  on  — ? 

GIZ 

— Just  between. 
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  —  .   elu 

and  signed? 

GKR 

— Bills  of  lading  not  signed. 

GJB 

Beware— of. 

GKS 

—False  bill  of  lading. 

GJC 

— Beware  of  boom  (or,  obstruction). 

GET 

—Have  you  bill  of  lading  for  —  ? 

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 

Beware  of  torpedo  boats xo 

GKW 

— I  will  not  sign  the  bill  of  lading  unless  — . 

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 kum 

GLA 

Binnacle. 

GJH 

Bias-ed-ing. 

GLB" 

Binocular.    Field  glass. 

GJI.    j 

Bible. 

GLC 

Bird. 

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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  birth. 
— Have  you  had  any  births? 
—Registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  mar- 
riages. 

Biscuit. 

Biscnit  bag.    Bread  bag fse 

— Biscnit  is  not  good.    Bread  is  not  good. 
— Can  you  spare  any  biscuit  ? 
— In  want  of  biscuit  ? 

Bishop,  or,  Archbishop euj 

BlTE-ING-TBN.      BlT. 

Frostbitten — NSC 

BlTT-ED-ING. 

Damaged  the  bitts kjd 

Damaged  the  windlass -kje 

BlTTER-LY-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 

Bleed-ing.    Bled. 

Blind-ed-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 

GNB 

GNF 

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. 

Blockade-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  the 

blockade. 
— Is  blockaded. 
Under  blockade. 

When  does  the  blockade  commence  1 
— 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. 

— Bum  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  "(theflUg) ... P 

Bluff. 

Blunder-ed-ing;. 

Board.     (A  body  of  officials. ) 
— Board  of  Admiralty. 


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Part  II. 


BOARD. 


GOX 

GOY 

GOZ 

GPA 

GPB 

GPC 

GPD 

GPE 

GPF 

GPH 

GPI 

GPJ 

GPK 

GPL 

GPM 

GPN 

GPO 


GPQ 
GPE 


GPS 


GPT 

GPU 

GPV 
GPW 
GPX 

GPY 

GPZ 


GQA 
GQB 


GQC 


Board — Continued. 

—Board  or  Department  of  Agriculture. 

Board  or  Collector  of  Customs. 
— Board  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 cyx 

— 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  onboard 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 fm 

— Am,  I,  or,  Are  we  to  board  ? 
Any  cases  of  fever  on  board  (or,  at  — )? 

BON 

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) ev 

— 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  onboard dya 

Crew  refuse  to  go  on  board KCU 

>  Dangerous  to  allow  too  many  people  on 

board  at  a  time gb 

Females  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 


GQB, 

GQS 
GQT 
GQU 
GQV 


GQW 
GQX." 

GQY 
GQZ 


GRA 
GRB 


Board — Continued . 
—Go  on  board. 
— Got  on  board. 

Has  she  any  people  on  board? tfo 

Have  infectious  cases  on  board pjh 

Have  military  stores  on  board rtv 

— Have,  or,  Has  on  board. 
Have  shipwrecked  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 mwk 

I  have  had  no  cases  of-  vellow  fever  on 

board mwl 

I  have  illness  on  board  pcu 

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  will  come  on  board  (or,  alongside)  if 

you  -will  allow  me Czd 

— 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  at  once gb 

Leave  on  board .--QLC 

— Log  board. 
Make  sail,  or,  Go  ahead  and  drop  a  boat 

on  board dvn 

No  boat  onboard  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)     iby 

— 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  onboard ybp 

— Was  not  boarded. 
— Was  on  board.    Went  on  board. 
Went  on  board.    Was  on  board grb 


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177 


BOARD— BOAT. 


GRC 


GRD 
ORE 


GRF 


GRH 


Board — 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) .- yrd 

"Will  Lloyd's  agent  come  on  board?-QXK 
■Will  you  f  or  person  indicated)  come  on 

board? 
Will  your  doctor  (or,  surgeon)  come  on 

board? wf 

Your  friend  is  on  board nrs 


GRI 
GRJ 

GRK 
GRL 
GRM 


GRN 


GRO 
GRP 

GRQ 

GRS 
GRT 
GRU 


GRV 

GRW 

GRX 

GRY 

GRZ 

GSA 


GSB 
GSC 
GSD 

GSE 
GSF 
GSH 


Boat. 


( 


Accident  to  boat -DCJ 

All  boats  to  return  to  the  ship. 

Code  Flag  over  w 

Am  a  mail  boat rex 

Arm  boat eus 

Bank  is  encumbered  by  fishing  boats, 

EP 

Bar  is  impassable  for  boats  on  the  ebb 
tide eq 

Berthon  boat ghm 

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 

Soa,tiscaj>sized(bearing,  if  necessary)  ap 

Boat  is  going  to  you etj 

Boat  is  lost aq 

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 hgo 

Bring-to ;  I  will  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. 

Cannot  send  a  boat --- -.ex 

Cargo  boat. 
— Coal  boat. 

Collapsible  boat,  or,  Berthon  boat--GHM 

Custom-house  boat.   Revenue  boat.KGU 

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?- ez 

— 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 ofx 

— Great  risk  in  sending  a  boat. 
— Guard  boat. 
— Gunboat. 

Have  lost  all  boats ;  can  you  take  people ' 

OfE? -^-- NI 

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  yon  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,  communicate) fc 

— I  will  send  a  boat. 
— In  the  boat. 
Is  there  any  danger  of  mines  or  torpedo 

boats? xs 

— Jolly  boat. 
— Keep  the  boat. 


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BOAT— BOILER, 


GTQ 


GTR 

gts: 

GTU 


GTV 

GTW 

GTX 


GTY 
GTZ 
GUA 
GUB 


•GUO 

GUB 

GUE 


GUP 


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  oome  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 qri 

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  boar4. 

— (number)  torpedo  boats  (give  nation- 
ality) passed  in  sight xta 

— Pick  up  boat. 
— Picket  (or,  piquet)  boat. 
— Pilot  boat  (or,  vessel). 
— Pilot  boat  (steam). 

Pilot  boat's  flag  (when  spoken  o/)-.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) .  _fh 

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 tvj 

— 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. 

— Smaller  boat. 

— Steam  boat  (large),  launch. 

— Steam  boat  (small),  cutter,  or  gig. 

Steam  boat  is  aground dtjw 

Steam  guard  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.Rrv 
—Top-up  boat. 

Torpedo  boat rwp 

Torpedo  gunboat  (or,  vessel) xwu 

— Troop  boat. 

Tugboat tdr 

— Use-d-ing  steamboats — for. 
— Veer  a  boat  astern. 
-Want  a  boat. 

"Want  a  b®at ;  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. 

Bobstat. 

BODY-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 
woimded ._ 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  off. 

— Boiler  loose  (or,  adrift). 

— Boiler  maker. 

-Boiler  must  be  repaired. 
— Boiler  plate. 

-Boiler  plates  damaged. 

■Boiler  primes. 
— Boiler  requires  cleaning. 


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BOILER- 

-BORN 

Boiler — Continued. 

Bond — Continued. 

GWL 

— Boiler  requires  repairs. 

GYO 

— In  bond. 

GWM 

— Boiler  room. 

GYP 

— Out  of  bond. 

GWN 

— Boiler  tube. 

GYQ 

— Under  bond. 

GWO 

— Boiler  tube  ferrules. 

GWP 

—Boiler  tubes  burst. 

GYR 

Bone-y. 

Boiler  tubes  leaking-y rg 

GYS 

— Any  bones  broken? 

GWQ 

— Boiler  tubes  salted. 

GYT 

— Bones  broken. 

GWB 

— 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 tde 

GYW 

— Book  (a  book). 

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- 

G"WZ 

— Flue  boiler. 

Furnace  crown  of  boiler  collapsed .  jroc 

Have  you  a  Book  of    Sailing    Direc- 

GXA 

— Had  only  —  boiler-s  serviceable. 

tions? r RO 

GXB 

—Have    only    one    (or   number   shown) 

GYZ 

— Log  book. 

boilers. 

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  Lloyd's  Registry  Book QXF 

GXE 

— Main  boiler. 

GZD 

— Official  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?  vl 

GXK 

— Port  boiler  defective. 

GXL 

— Starboard  boiler. 

GZI 

Book-seller. 

GXM 

— Starboard  boiler  defective. 

GXN 

— Tubular  boiler. 

GZJ 

Boom. 
Beware  of  boom  (or,  obstruction)  — g  jc 

GXO 

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-er-est  . 

GZO 

— Both  booms  with  nets  lost. 

Is  the  coast  bold? *i:.*jl':.'. iyc 

GZP 

— Flying  jib  boom. 

GZQ 

—Jib  boom. 

Bolivar  (coin) asz 

GZR 

— Jib  boom  sprung. 

GZS 

— Lower  boom. 

gx;q 

Bolivia-n.    Bolivian  Colors. 

Main  boom bgh 

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 

— Engine  bolts. 

HAB 

Boot,  or,  Shoe. 

GXZ 

— Eyebolt. 

HAC 

— Sea  boots. 

GYA 

-^-Holding-down  bolts  loose. 

GYB 

—Piston-rod  bolts  broken. 

HAD 

Borax. 

GYC 

— Ringbolt. 

GYD 

—Screw  bolt. 

Border  (Bpundary) hbz 

GYE 

—Shackle  bolt. 

GYF 

— Shaft  coupling  bolts  broken. 

HAE 

Bore-d-ing.     ( To  pierce. ) 

GYH 

Bomb.    Bomb  shell.     ^ 

HAF 

Bore.     ( Tidal  wave. ) 

GYI 

— Bomb  vessel. 

HAG 

Bore.     (To  bear.) 

GYJ 

Bombard-ed-ing-ment. 

At —  (hour  indicated),  —  (place  indi- 

GYK 

has  been  bombarded. 

cated)  bore  — ,  distant  —  miles ed 

At  —  (time  indicated)  light  bore — .-.pv 

GYL 

Bona  fide. 

Bear  up  for -GBR 

Bore  up  for... gbs 

GYM 
GYN 

Bond-ed-ing. 

— Have  you  given  bond? 

Born.     (See  Birth) '—  -Gld 

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Part  II. 


BORNE— BOX. 


HAI 

HA  J 
HAK 

HAL 

HAM 


HAN 
HAO 

hap' 


HAQ 
HAR 


HAS 
HAT 
HAU 

HAV 


HAW 
HAX 


HAY 

HAZ 

HBA 
HBC 

HBD 
HBE 

HBF 


HBG 
HBI 
HBJ 
HBK 


HBL 


HBM 


HBN 


HBO 


HBP 


Borne. 

borrow-ed-ing. 
— Can  I  borrow  1 

Borrower. 

borsenhalle. 
Report  me  to  the  Borsenhalle  at  Ham- 
burg  UL 

Boss. 

— Boss  of  screw. 

Both. 
Both  alike dxb 

Both  Houses  of   Congress  or  Parlia- 
ment  _ ozp 

— Both  sides. 

— On  both  sides. 

Shorten  in  both  hawsers opx 

Vqer  both  hawsers opz 

Bottle. 

— Empty  bottles. 

— Water  bottle. 

Bottom. 
Boat  bottom  up  (bearing  if  necessary) , 

GRI 

— Bottom  (ship's)  foul. 

— Coarse  bottom.   Coarse  sand  and  stones. 

Directly  you  get  bottom,  let  go  your 

anchor ehv 

— Double  bottom. 

Flat-bottom  boat gsy 

—Foul  ground.    Rocky  bottom. 

Good  bottom  for  anchorage ekx 

—Got  bottom  with  —  feet. 
— Hard  bottom. 

I  can  not  make  out  the  bottom  flag.NDF 
— Muddy  bottom. 

No  bottom  with  —  feet. 

Require  diver  to  examine  bottom.  -  .lie 

Rocky  bottom.     Foul  Ground haz 

— Sandy  bottom. 

Sheathing  for  bottom  (nuniber  of  sheets 

to  follow) ---VUG 

— Ship's  bottom  must  be  looked  at. 
— Soft  bottom. 
— Weedy  bottom. 

— What  is  the  nature  of  the  bottom  ?  or. 
What  kind  of  bottom  have  (or,  had) 
you? 


Bottomry. 


Boughdais.     (Measure  of  weight) baj 

Bought.    Buy-ing.    (See  Buy.  ) 

Can  I  buy? hov 

I  can  buy H0W 

— I  have  bought. 

I  intend  to  buy hox 

I  wish  to  buy HOy 

— Was  not  to  be  bought. 
Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  buy?.ucF 

Boulevard,  or,  Terrace. 


HBQ 
HBR 
HBS 

HBT 

HBU 

HBV 
HBW 
HBX 

HBY 

HBZ 
HCA 


HCD 

HCE 
HCF 
HCG 


HCI 

HCJ 

HCK 

HCL 

HCM 

HCN 

HCO 

HOP 

HCQ 

HCR 

HCS 

HOT 
HCU 

HCV 


HCW 


HCX 
HCY 
HCZ 

HDA 

HDB 
HDC 

HDE 


Bound-to  (or,  towards). 
Homeward-bound.- oxl 

— I  am  (or,  vessel  indicated  is)  bound  to  — 

(place  indicated). 
— I  am  (or,  vessel  indicated  is)iiom — t  and 
bound  to  —  (places  indicated) . 
■  I  have  reported  you  to  the  vessel  I  spoke ; 

she  is  bound  to  — urt 

Outward  bound-- swy 

— Strange   sail   (or,   vessel   indicated)  is 
bound  to  — . 

Where  are  you  bound  ? sh 

—Where  was  she  bound  1 

Bound  to.    (See also  Oblige  and  Compel.) 
— Bound  to  be  given  up. 
— Bound  to  give  it  up. 
Will  be  bound  (compelled)  to  — jiw 

Bound.    (Bind.) 

Weather  bound — at — yzf 

Wind  bound  —  at  — zpq 

Boundary. 

Bountiful-ly-ness. 


HCB     Bounty. 


Bow  (of  a  ship). 
Above  the  bow dan 

— Bow  compartment. 

— Bow  injured. 

— Bow  light  (or,  lantern,  or,  lamp). 

Breakers,  Reefs,  Rocks,  or,  Shoal  on  port 
bow hpd 

Breakers,  Reefs,  Rocks,  or,  Shoal  on  star- 
board bow hfe 

Cross  the  bow -.keg 

Is  your  bow  much  damaged? kjp 

— Keep  her  bows  on. 

— Look  out  on  lee  bow. 

— Look  out  on  weather  bow. 

— Name  on  the  bow. 

— No  name  on  the  bow. 

— On  lee  bow.    Lee  bow. 

— On  port  bow. 

— On  starboard  bow. 

— On  weather  bow. 

— Port  bow 

—Port-bow  light. 

Ram  bow uhm 

— Starboard  bow. 

— Starboard-bow  light. 

Bower 

Best  bower ehp 

Bower  anchor  (weight  in  cwts.,  if  nee 
essary __ehq 

— Bower  cable. 
Small  bower ..--Ejs 

Bowsprit. 

— Bowsprit  cap. 

•Bowsprit  sprung. 

Keep  a  light  on  your  bowsprit  end.-QY 
— With  loss  of  bowsprit. 

Box. 

Despatch  box. 
— Junction  box. 


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181 


BOX— BRIBE. 


HDF 
HDG 
HDI 
HDJ 

HDK 

HDL 

HDM 
HDN 
HDO 
HDP 

HDQ 

HDR 

HDS 
HDT 

HDU 
HDV 

HDW 

HDX 
HDY 

HDZ 

HEA 
HEB 

HEC 


HED 

HEF 

HEG 

HEI 
HEJ 

HEK 
HEL 


HEM 
HEN 
HEO 
HEP 


HEQ 
HER 
HES 
HET 

HETT 
HEV 


Box — Continued. 

Paddle  box 
— Stuffing  box. 
— Stuffing  box  broken. 
— Stuffing-box  glands  out  of  order.      "ii)."V 

boxhaul-ed-ing. 

Boy. 

BRACE-D-iNG.      To  BRACE 

— Brace  round. 

— Brace  round  your  head  yards. 

— Brace  up. 

Bracket. 

Brackish. 

Brail-ed-ing UP. 

— Brail  up  the  spanker. 

Brake. 

— Pump  brakes. 

Branch-ed-ing. 

Brand-ed-ing. 

— What  brand  (or,  trade-mark)  ? 

Brandy. 

Brass-y. 

— Connecting-rod  brasses  broken  (or,  out 

of  order). 
— Crank  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of  order). 

Crank-pin  brasses  broken kbn 

Main-bearing  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of 

order) «bo 

— Piston-rod  brasses  broken  (or-,  out  of 
order). 

Brave-ly-ry-r-st. 

Brazil-ian.    Brazilian  Colors. 

Breaoh-ed-ing. 
— Made  a  breach. 

Bread. 

— Bread  and  water. 

Bread  bag.     Biscuit  bag  -  - fse 

Bread    is    not    good.      Biscuit    is    not 
good  GLK 

— Bread  room. 

— Breadstuffs. 

—Fresh  bread.     Soft  bread. 

— No  bread. 

Soft  bread.    Fresh  bread -  heo 

"Want  bread.    In  want  of  biscuit  .  -  gln 

Breadth.    Broad.     (-See  also  Broad.  ) . 
— Hair's  breadth. 
—The  breadth  of  — . 
—What  width  (or,  breadth)  ? 

Break-ing.  Tp  break.  (See  also  Broken). 
•A  regular  break  up.   An  end  to  the  fine 

weather. 
Am  aground,  likely  to  break  up ;  require 
immediate  assistance ca 


HEW 

HEX 
HEY 


HEZ 


HFA 

HFB 

HFC 
HFD 

HFE 


HFG 

HFI 
HFJ 
HFK 

HFL 

HFM 

HFN 

HFO 
HFP 
HFQ 

HFB 

HFS 

HFT 

HFU' 

HFV 

HFW 
HFX 

HFY 
HFZ 
HGA 

HGB 

HGC 

HGD 

HGE 

HGF 

HGI 

HGJ 


Break — Continued. 
— Break  in  cable. 
Break-ing.  Broke  the  quarantine  laws, 

UEB 

— Breaking  up. 

Breakwater. hfm 

— Can  one  break  through  the  ice  'l 
Enemy  is  breaking  up  his  encampment, 
v  lzc 

Icebreaker pbv 

The  ice  is  so  solid,  I  can  not   break 

through;  send  help... ..-^-..pcp 

— When  did  sickness  break  out  ? 

Breakage.    (Fracture. ) -  -npj 

Breaker.    Barricoe  (a  small  cask)  .pxy 
Veer  a  breaker  astern ,.pxz 

Breakers. 

Among  the  breakers. egf 

Breakers  ahead.    Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal 
ahead  of  you.  , 

— Breakers  on  the  —  . 

Breakers,  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  your 

■    port  bow. 
— Breakers.  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  your 
starboard  bow. 

Ice  breakers pbv 

Breakfast.    To  breakfast. 

After  breakfast dqp 

— Before  breakfast. 
— Breakfast  before  you  start. 
— Have  you  breakfasted  ? 
—Will  you  breakfast  with  me  ? 

Breakwater. 

Breast. 

Abreast,  or.  Abeam  of cxv 

— Breast  high. 
— Breast  hook. 
— Breast  rope. 

Breath-e-ed-ing. 

Breech-ing. 

Breeches  buoy. 

Breech-loader-ing. 

Breed-ing.     Bred. 

Breeze.     (See  also  Wind)  . 
— A  stiff  breeze. 

As  soon  as  there  is  a  breeze  _  _  _ fbq 

— Breeze  will  freshen. 

— Fresh  breeze. 

— I  shall  weigh  the  moment  the  breeze 

springs  up. 
— Land  breeze. 

Moderate  breeze  .1 rxk 

— Sea  breeze. 

— Slight  breeze. 

— Strong  breeze. 

— The  breeze  will  die  away. 

— When  the  breeze  goes  down. 

— When  the  wind  (or,  breeze) . 


HGK     Bribe-d-ing-ry. 


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f 

BRICK— BROKE 

1 

i 

i 

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  j 

HGN 

Bridge  (over  a  river,  etc.). 

with  him hxj 

HGO 

— Bridge  of  boats. 

"When   do   you    intend    to   bring   up 

HGP 

— Drawbridge. 

(anchor)? ekf 

HGQ 

— Floating  bridge. 

Where   do   you   intend   to   bring   up 

HGR 

— Foot  bridge. 

HGS 

Bridle. 

HJI 

Britain-annia-ic-on  . 

HGT 

Brief-ly.    Brevity.  ■ 

HJK 

British.      British    Colors.     (See    also 

HGU 

— Be  as  brief  as  possible. 

England.  ) 
British  Code  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 

Brigantine. 

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 

Brine-y. 

board  —  (or  on  ship  indicated). .  _gpr 

HIG 

— Brine  cock. 

Air-pump  rod  broken dwf 

HIJ 

— 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. 

isgone) _  -_  .gae 

Bring  all  your  papers ljz 

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- taf 

Both  booms  broken gzn 

HIP 

— Bring  away. 

Break-ing,  Broke  the  quarantine  laws, 

HIQ 

— Bring,  or,  Brought  despatches. 

UEB 

HIR 

— Bring,  or,  Brought  intelligence. 

Broke  adrift dmo 

HIS 

— Bring  nothing. 

Broke  from nrv 

HIT 

— Bring  off. 

HJT 

— 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 taf 

Connecting-rod  brasses  broken  (or,  out 

HIY 

— Brought. 

of  order). .heb 

Coupling  bolts  broken ..gxw 

HIZ 

— Can,  or]  Shall  I  bring  ? 

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  —  (bearing 

Crank  pin  broken .kbo 

indicated)  of — (bearing  indicated)  _px 

Crank  shaft  broken  ( or,  defective) . .  kbq 

Has  brought  the  account  of  — .....  dfb 

Cylinder  cover  broken kic 

HJA 

— Have  you,  or,  Has  he  brought  ? 

Eccentric  bar  broken ..  fwj 

HJB 

— I  shall  bring  to  at  — . 

Eccentric  rod  broken  .. -Lsx 

HJO 

— 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 ) fc  y 

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 

,  v 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


183 


BROKE— BUMP. 

1  , 

Broke — 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  — .  .gqc 

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 

Brown-ness. 

High-pressure   cylinder  cover  broken, 

KAI 

HKI 

Bruise-d-ing. 

High-pressure  piston  broken '. .  oux 

HKJ 

— Severely  bruised. 

HJY 

— I  have  broken  the  (or,  my). 

Intermediate-pressure   cylinder    cover 

HKL 

Brunt. 

broken . kaj 

.     Low-pressure  slide  jacket  cover  broken, 

HKM 

Brush-ed-ing. 

KAM 

HKN 

— Electric  brush. 

Machinery  broken  down mch 

HKO 

— Hair  brush. 

t  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  stern  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.      , 
Bugler. 

Piston  rod  bolts  broken gyb 

HKY 

Piston  rod  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of 

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  fram«  broken. .  tyz 

HLC 

— Clipper  built. 

Propeller  shaft  broken MR 

HLD 

— Contract  built. 

Pump  lever  links  broken ubl 

HLE 

— Manufactured,  Made,  or,  Built  by 

Sea  inlet  valve  (or,  cock)  broken  (or, 

Ship  building  yards 

VXY 

damaged) -.  vla 

Steel  built  vessel 

WTL 

Shaft  broken vtj 

Shaft-coupling  bolt  broken -  G yf 

Slide  valve  rod  broken  ._     woo 

HLF 

Bulgaria-n.    Bulgarian  Colors. 

Slide  valves  broken wgj 

Stuffing  box  broken ,_hdi 

HLG 

BULGE-D-ING. 

Supposed  with  engines  broken  down.MCA 

Tail  end  of  main  shaft  broken lyo 

HLI 

Bulk-y-ness. 

The  plague  has  broken  out  at — tls 

HLJ 

—In  bulk. 

Three  blades  of   propeller  (or,  screw) 

broken  - gmb 

HLK 

Bulkhead. 

Thrust  block  broken gmz 

HLM 

— Collision  bulkhead. 

Thrust  shaft  broken . xkn 

HLN 

— Engine  room  bulkhead. 

Tunnel  shaft  broken ydx 

1 

Two    blades    of  propeller   (or,   screw) 

HLO 

Bullet.                                         .■;  i 

broken gmc 

HLP 

Bullion. 

HJZ 

Broker. 
Stockbroker  (or,  jobber) pvy 

HLQ 
HLR 

Bullock.    Ox.     Cattle. 
Bull's  eye. 

HKA 

Brokerage. 

HLS 

Bulwark. 

Bromide  of  potassium tqy 

HLT 

— Loss  of  bulwarks. 

HKB 

Bronchitis. 

Bumboat 

-GSF 

HKC 

Bronze. 

HLII 

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.    Coal  bunker. 
— Bunker  coal. 


Bunt. 

Bunting. 

Buot-ing.    To  buoy. 
— Buoy  (a  buoy). 
— Buoyed. 

Anchor  buoy egy 

Beacon  buoy gad 

-Bell  buoy gem 

Black  buoy glt 

Breeches  buoy hpt 

Buoy  (a  buoy)-- hid 

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 mpe 

Lifebuoy- qrd 

Luminous  buoy rde 

Mine,  or,  Torpedo  buoy xwn 

Nun  buoy slq 

Pillar  buoy tie 

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 zdg 

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 eiq 

, — 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 oak 

Keep  buoy  (or,  beacon)  on  your  star- 
board hand  GAL 

—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) rlm 

— Missed  the  buoy. 
— Near  the  buoy. 
—Off  the  buoy. 
Slip  your  cable  and  buoy  the  end.  _hrq 
Steer  directly  for  the  buoy  (or,   bea- 
con)  gam 

The  shoal  is  buoyed vyx 

— They  have  a  buoy  (or,  mark)  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 
— Fird  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  burn. 

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 


BUBST— BY. 


HNK 


HNL 
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 awr 

Condensing  boiler  tubes  burst yde 

Condenser  tubes  burst jmu 

Donkey  boiler  burst awx 

Steam  pipe  burst -.tko 

—Will  burst. 

Burthen.    (See  Burden)... ..hna 

Burton. 

Bury-ied-ing-ial. 

Burial  ground .     Cemetery igs 

Buried  under  — . 

When  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  with?-- dsz 

Whom  do  you  do  business  with?  --.dtc 

Who  generally  does  businessf  or —?.DTB 
—Will  yon  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 RAD 

Butt.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayq 

BUTT-END -LYJ 


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 


HPR 
HPS 

HPT 


HPTJ 
HPV 


Butter. 

Irish  butter. 
— Fresh  butter. 

Salt  butter. 


BUTTON-ED-ING. 


Buy-ing.    Bought.    To  buy.    (See  also 
Purchase) hbm 

—Can  I  bay? 

— 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)? ucf 


Buyer. 


-BJQ 


By. i 

— 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  stern.     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? pmy 

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 — — -CFO 

Passed  by.     Gone  by - hpv 

Towed  by,  or,  In  tow  of xyu 


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GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


PAKT  II. 


BYE— CAKE. 


HPX 
HPY 
HPZ 


HQA 


HQB 

HQC 

HQD 

HQE 

HQP 

HQG 

HQI 

HQJ 

HQK 


HQL 
HQM 


HQN 
HQO 


HQP 

HQR 
HQT 
HQU 
HQV 
HQW 


HQX 

HQY 

HQZ 
HBA 

HRB 


Bye. 

— By  and  bye.    Not  yet. 
— By-law. 
— Good-bye. 
I  shall  come  off  by  and  bye  . 


-JDG 


C.    (Letter.)    (For neiv  method  of  spelling, 
see  page  13.) 

Cab. 

Cabbage. 

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  clinched  ? 
Armor-ed  cable  . evu 

— Be  ready  to  slip  your  cable. 

Bend  cable gpj 

Bower  cable hcw 

Break  in  canle 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  be 
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 

HR^T 


HRK 
HRL 
HRM 

HRN 


HRO 
HRP 

HRQ 
HRS 


HRT 
HRU 
HRV 

HEW 


HRX 

HRY 
HRZ 
HSA 


HSB 


HSC 
HSD 

HSE 


HSF 

HSG 
HSI 


HSJ 
HSK 
HSL 


Cable — 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 J..   xlq 

— I  am  obliged  to  slip  my  cable ;  pick  it 
up  for  me. 

I  have  picked  up  telegraph  cable  ...wu 
— I  mean  to*slip  cable. 
■ — I  must  cut  my  cable. 
— Is  there  a  telegraph  cable  near  me  ? 

In  "anchoring,  look  out  for  telegraph 
cable wv 

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  Trior e  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 wro 

Stop  engines  to  adjust  towing  cables, 

DKH 

— Stream  cable  (chain) . 
— Submarine  cable. 
— Survey  chain  cable. 
— Telegraph  cable. 

There  is  a  telegraph  cable  on  —  (bearing 

indicated) en 

— Towing  cable  is  damaged  (or,  stranded). 

Towing  cable  is  fast xyv 

— Unbend  cables. 
— Unshackle  cables. 

— Veer  cable  to  —  (number  of  shackles 
indicated) . 

Veer  more  cable ku 

Veered-ing  my  cable. 
— Veered-ing  my  cable  (indicate  which, 
and  number  of  shackles,  if  necessary. ) 

Want  a  cable  (size  to  follow) yb 

W*nt  a  cable  and  anchor .  yd 

— Want  a  hemp  cable. 
— What  length  are  your  cables  (or  cable 
indicated)  1 

•Wire  cable  (or,  hawsers) . 

Cadet. 

Cadiz. 
-My  first  meridian  is  Cadiz,  west  of  Green  • 
wich  6°  12"  24'  =  Oh.  24m.  49.6  sees. 

Cape.    Restaurant. 

Caisson.  \  -.'  .;'"■" 

Cake. 
Oil  cake gQE 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


187 


CALAMITY— CAN. 


HSM 

HSN 
HSO 
HSP 
HSQ 
HSR 


Calamity-ous.     (Disaster) 

Calavances. 

Calculate-ing-ion. 
— Have,  or,  Has  made  no  calculation. 
—Have  yon,  or,  Has  he  calculated  ? 
—I  have,  or,  He  has  calculated. 
— What  is  your  calculation  ? 


-LCK 


HST     J  Calf. 


HSU 
HSV 

HSW 

HSX 


HSY 
HSZ 
HTA 
HTB 
HTC 


HTD 


HTE 


HTF 


HTG 
HTI 


Caliber. 

— Guns  of  the  caliber  of  — . 

Calico. 

Call-ed-ing.    To  call. 

Attention  is  called  to  page  — ,  paragraph 
— ,  of  the  International  Code  —  dh 

N.  B. — The  page  is  to  be  shown  first,  and 
then  the  paragraph.  This  signal 
should  be  employed  only  between  vessels 
using  the  United  States  edition,  as 
otherwise  the  pages  referred  to  will  not 
correspond. 

Call  alongside _._eax 

— Call  at  the  post  office  for  letters. 
— Call  for  my  letters. 

Call  off  —  for  orders. 
— Call  upon  (or,  see) . 
—Called  for  — . 

Calls  the  attention  of  the  first  (or, 
nearest)  ship  on  the  bearing  (from  the 
person  signaling)  pointed  out  by  com- 
pass signal di 

Calls  the  attention  of  second  ship ,  etc .  d  j 

Calls  the  attention  of  third  ship,  etc  .dk 

Calls  the  attention  of  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  eut  by 
compass  signal -• dq 

Galls  the  attention  of  vessel  whose  dis- 
tinguishing signal  will  be  immedi- 
ately shown dr 

—Do,  or,  Does  not  touch  (or,  call)  any- 
where (or,  at  — ). 

Do  you,   or,  Does  —  (vessel  indicated) 

call  anywhere  (or,  at  — )  ?-  - hw 

—Do  you  call  at  any  port  before  destina- 
tion? 

Have  you  called  anywhere  (or,  at  — )? 

EQT 

I  have  orders  for  you  not  to  touch  (or, 
call  at)  —  — - --sn 

— I  shail  call  at  — . 
I  shall  not  touch  (or,  call)  any  where  (or, 

at—) - E«u 

—Port  of  call. 

—Shall,  or,  Will  call  (or,  be  called). 


HTJ 
HTK 

HTL 
HTM 

HTN 
HTO 
HTP 
HTQ 


HTR 
HTS 

HTU 

HTV 

HTW 


HTX 

HTY 
HTZ 

HUA 

HUB 

HUC 
HUD 


HUE 


Call — Continued. 

Where  do  you  intend  calling  for  orders  1 
—Will  you  call  ? 

Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness. 
—Calm  and  light  winds. 

Calm  sea -- uo 

— Calm  the  sea  by  pouring  oil  on  it. 

— Calms  prevail. 

— Fall-ing,  calm.  , 

— If  it  should  be  calm. 

Meteorological  report  for  to-day  gives 
calm RSG 

Meteorological    report    for   to-morrow 
gives  calm Rsk 

Caloric. 
-^-Caloric  engine. 

Cam. 

Camber. 


-JCF 


Cambric. 

Came.    (See  Come) 

Camel. 

Camp. 

— Camp  equipage. 


Campaign. 

Camphor- ate-d  . 

Can-ned.    A  can.    (Tin.) 
— Can  buoy. 

Can  (or,  May) -bke 

.Can,  or,  May  be -.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  persons  or 

things  indicated) ?  - - bt j 

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

things  indicated )  ? btk 

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

things  indicated)  have  been  ? btl 

Can,  or,  May  his  (her-s,  it-s)? bkf 

Can,  or,  May  I  (my,  mine)  ? bkg 

Can,  or.  May  I  be? bkh 

Can,  or,  May  I  have  some  —  ? bqg 

Can,  or,  May  it  be  done  ? __blw 

Can,  or,  May  that  (or,  this)? bki 

— Can,  or,  May  the  ? 

Can,  or,  May  there  be?. bfi 

Can,  or.  May  these  (or,  those)? bkj 

Can,  or.  May  they  (their-s) bkl 

Can,  or,  May  they  not? bkm 

Can,  or,  May  we  (our-s)? bkn 

Can,  or.  May  you  (your-s)? bko 

Can  not,  or  May  not bkp 

Cannot,  or,  May  not  be bfj 

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

BLX 


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Part  II. 


CAN— CAPABLE. 


Can — Continued. 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  do  it bly 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have -  -  b<$h 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have  been bfk 

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

been  done) blz 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have  had bqi 

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

lean  (or,  may) bkq 

lean  (or,  may)  be bfx 

I  can  (or,  may)  have bri 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)--- bkr 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be bfy 

I  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have brj 

I  shall  (or,  will)  if  lean bks 

I  will  doit  if  lean lip 

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  I  can  (or,  may) bza 

If  I  can  not  (or,  may  not) bzc 

If  it  can  (or,  may)  be  done bzh 

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  j  ou  can  not  (or,  may  not) -.cbt 

It,  etc.    (See  He,  above. ) 

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 

No;  I  can  not -_huz 

Nothing  can  ( or,  could) skb 

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 

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) bkt 

They  can  (or.  may)  be bhp 

They  can  (or,  may)  have bsf 

They  can  not  (or,  may  not) bku 

They  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be bhq 

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

"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 


HUF 
HUG 


HUI 
HUJ 
HUK 
HUL 

HUM 
HUN 
HUO 
HUP 
HUQ 


HUR 

HUS 


HUT 

HUV 
HUW 
HUX 
HUY 

HUZ 
HVA 
HVB« 

HVC 

HVD 

HVE 

HVP 

HVG 

HVI 

HVJ 

HVK 

HVL 

HVM 

HVN 
HVO 


Can — Continued. 
What,  or.  Which  can  (or,  may)?--.cpz 

When  can  (or,  may)? c«jz 

When  I  can  (or,  may) crm 

Where  can  (or,  may)? csv 

Who  can  (or,  may)?-- cuj 

— Why  can  (or,  may)? 
Why  can  not  (or,  may  not)? cvd 

— Yes ;  I  can. 

You  can  (or,  may) bkx 

You  can  (or,  may)  be biy 

You  can  (or,  may)  have Bsr 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not) ..-Bky 

You  can  no    (or,  may  not)  be.-' biz 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have bsz 

Canal. 

— Canal  is  blocked. 
— Canal  is  clear. 
— Is  canal  clear? 

CANCEL-ED-ma. 

— Cancel-ed-ing  the  indentures. 
— Certificate  canceled 
— Order  canceled. 
— Your  orders  are  canceled. 
Your  original  orders  are  canceled;  I 
am  directed  to  inform  you  to  proceed 

to  — TH 

Candareen,  or,  Fun.     (Coin) - atb 

Candidate  for. 

— Examination  of  candidate  for  —  (or, 
at—). 

Candle. 

Cane-d-xng. 

Cannibal-ism. 

Cannon.    (See  also  Gun.) 

Cannon  ade-d-ing  . 

Can  not.    (See  also  Can) bkp 

— No ;  I  can  not. 

Canoe. 

Cant-ed-ing. 

Cantar.     ( Measure  of  weight) bad 

Canteen. 

Canvas. 

— Canvas  to  repair  sails. 

—Is,  or,  Are  not  stiff  under  canvas. 

—Is,  or,  Are  very  stiff  under  canvas. 

— Old  canvas. 

—Want  No.  —  canvas  (length  indicated). 

Cap. 

Bowsprit  cap hoy 

— Lower  cap. 
—Topmast  cap. 

Capable-ility. 

—Is  he  (or,  it)  capable? 


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CAPACIOUS— CARGO. 

HVP 

Capacious.    Capacity. 

HXP 

Captive-ivity.                       . 

Measure  of  cubic  capacity  (see  page  52);  j 

AYB 

Measure  of  capacity  {seepage  52)._ayj 

Captive  balloon ... ...pty 

HXQ 

Captuke-d-ing.    Captor. 

' 

HXR 

— Captured  by. 

JHXS 

— Has  been  captured. 

HVQ 

Cape  (Point). 

HXT 

— Have  any  vessels  been  captured? 

HVB 

— Off  the  cape. 

HXU 

— Vessel  and  cargo  have  been  captured. 

HVS 

— Round-ing  the  cape. 

HXV 

— Was,  or.  Were  captured. 

HXW 

— Will  certainly  be  captured. 

HXY 

— Will  perhaps  be  captured. 

HVT 

Capital. 

HXZ 

— You  run  the  risk  of  capture  (or,  seizure). 

HVU 

Capitulate-d-ing-ion. 

HYA 

Car. 

HYB 

— Car,  or,  Omnibus  leaves  at  — . 

HVW 

Capsize-d-ing. 

HYC 

— When    does    car    (or,    omnibus)    leave 

Boat  capsized  (bearing,  if  necessary)  -  ap 

for  —  ? 

HVX 

— Did  you  see  her  capsize?                       , 

HVY 

— Vessel  indicated  (by  bearing)  is  capsized. 

Carat.     (Measure  of  weight) bae 

HVZ 

Capstan. 
Capstan  bar ..  fwh 

HYD 

Carbolic  acid.                  ' 

HWA 

— Capstan  disabled. 

HYE 

Carbon- ated-ic-ize-d. 

HWB 

— Steam  capstan. 

HYF 

— Carbon  plate. 

HYG 

— Carbon  point. 

HWC 

Captain. 

All  captains dig 

HYI 

Card. 

HWD 

— By  the  captain. 

Compass  card    JHG 

HWE 

—Captain  desires  me  to  inform  you. 

Captain  in  the  Army .ewh 

HYJ 

Cardinal. 

HWF 

— Captain  in  the  Navy. 

HWG 

—Captain  is 

HYK 

Care-eul-ly-ness. 

HWI 

— Captain  is  dead  (or,  died  on  — ). 

HYL 

— Be  careful  not  to  give  offense. 

HWJ 

— Captain  is  not. 

Be  very  careful  in  your  answer emu 

HWK 

— Captain  is  not  on  board. 

Be  very  careful  in  your  intercourse  with 

HWL 

— Captain  is  on  board. 

strangers - rs 

HWM 

— Captain  is  on  shore. 

Take  care,  or,  Be  careful;  caution  is 

HWN 

— Captain  is  requested  to  come  on  board. 

requisite --     -- --  ft 

HWO 

— Captain  is  sick. 

HYM 

— Take  care  range  is  clear. 

HWP 

— Captain  is  well. 

HYN 

— The  greatest  care  (or,  caution). 

HWQ 

— Captain,  or,  Master  in  the  Mercantile 

HYO 

— Under  the  care  (or,  charge) — of. 

Marine. 

HYP 

— Under  your  care  (or,  charge).  x 

HWR 

— Captain  of  — . 

HYQ 

— Utmost  care  must  be  taken. 

HWS 

— Captain  of  the  port,  or,  Harbor  master. 

You  may  go  by  your  soundings,  if  you 

HWT 

— Captain  requests. 

use  care wla 

HWU 

— Captain  will  not  return  until  — . 

HWT 

—Consult  captain. 

HYR 

Careen -ed-ing. 

HWX 

— Flag  captain. 

For,  or,  to  the  captain hxk 

HYS 

Career. 

HWY 

— From  the  captain. 

Harbor   master,    or,    Captain    of    the 

HYT 

Careless-ly-ness. 

HWZ 

— Have  not  seen  the  captain. 

HYU 

Cargo. 

HXA 

— Have  seen  the  captain. 

HYV 

— Assorted  cargo. 

HXB 

— Have  you  seen  the  captain? 

HYW 

— Coal  cargo. 

HXC. 

— Inform  the  captain  of. 

HYX 

— Cotton  cargo. 

HXD 

—Is  the  captain  coming  on  shore? 

Dead  weight  cargo koj 

HXE 

— Is  the  captain  on  board? 

HYZ 

— Deck  cargo. 

HXP 

— Request  captain  to  come  here  (or  to 

HZA 

— East  India  cargo.                   ...    •. 

place  indicated). 

HZB 

— Frozen  meat  cargo. 

HXG 

— Request  the  captain  of  —  (vessel  indi- 

HZC 

— General  cargo.                      . 

cated). 

HZD 

— Grain  cargo. 

HXI 

— Should  the  captain. 

HZE 

— Guano  cargo. 

HXJ 

—The  captain  must  bring  the  ship's  papers 

HZF 

— Inflammable  cargo. 

with  him. 

HZG 

— Live  cargo. 

HXK 

— To,  or,  for  the  captain. 

HZI 

— Miscellaneous  cargo. 

HXL 

— When  the  captain. 

HZJ 

— Not  inflammable  cargo. 

HXM 

— Where  is  the  captain? 

HZK 

— Perishable  cargo. 

HXN 

— Who  is  captain  of  ship  signaled  (or  indi- 

HZL 

— Petroleum  cargo. 

cated)"!  or.  Who  is  your  captain? 

HZM 

— Return  cargo. 

HXO 

— With  the  captain. 

—i — 

HZN 

— Timber  cargo. 

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Part  II. 


CARGO— CARRIED  AWAY. 


HZO 
HZP 

HZQ 

HZR 

HZS 

HZT 

HZU 

HZV 

HZW 

HZX 

HZY 

IAB 

IAC 

IAD 

IAE 

IAF 
IAG 

IAH 
IAJ 
IAK 

IAL 

IAM 
IAN 

IAO 
IAP 
IAQ 

IAR 

IAS 


IAT 
IAU 

IAV 


IAW 
IAX 
IAY 
IAZ 


IBA 
IBC 


IBD 

IBE 
IBP 
IBG 


Cargo— Continued. 
— West  India  cargo. 
— Wheat  cargo. 

Advertise  cargo  and  day  of  sale dob 

—An  opportunity  for  disposing  of  cargo. 

Cargo  boat ,---.- GSK- 

— Cargo  consists  of — . 

— Cargo  damaged. 

—Cargo  damaged;  extent  not  yet  known. 

— Cargo  expected  to  be  saved. 

— Cargo  expected  to  be  sold. 

— Cargo  has  been  reshipped. 

— Cargo  in  very  good  order. 

— Cargo  lost. 

— Cargo  must  be  reshipped. 

— Cargo  must  be  shipped. 

Cargo  not  inflammable hz j 

—Cargo   not   much    damaged    (slightly 

damaged).  / 

— Cargo  not  salable. 

Cargo^  or,  Ballast  has  shifted ftn 

— Cargo  saved. 

— Cargo  so  badly  stowed  that  I  am  not 

seaworthy. 
— Cargo  sold  well. 

■Cargo  tinder  weight. 

Condition  of  cargo. 
— Discharge-d-ing  cargo. 
— Discharge  cargo  as  soon  as  possible. 

Dispose  of  cargo  as  soon  as  possible. 

Fire  in  hold  amongst  cargo --.or 

— Have  lost  deck  cargo. 

— Have  room  for  no  more  cargo. 

— Have  you  cargo  for  more  places  than 

one  {or  than  one  specified)1! 
— Have  you  room  for  more  cargo? 
— How  many  tons  dead  weight  of  cargo 
must  you  have? 

How  many  tons  of  measurement  goods 
can  you  take?  - oev 

I  have  no  cargo  to  disturb  my  com- 

.     passes JHTJ 

I  have  received  orders  for  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  at sr 

—Is  reshipping  her  cargo. 
— Is  the  cargo  sold? 

Is  your  cargo  much  damaged? bq 

— Is  your  cargo  very  inflammable? 

Manifest  of  cargo RJO 

Must  discharge  cargo  to  repair  damage, 

KJR 

My  cargo  is  —  --- hzr 

Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  first  at  —  (place  indi- 
cated)   SY 

— Part  of  cargo  saved. 
—Proceeds  of  the  cargo. 
— Sell  cargo  as  soon  as  possible. 
—Send  flats  to  discharge  cargo. 

Sold  her  cargo - wjf 

Supercargo '- xeg 

— The  cargo  is  not  yet  sold. 
— Valuable  cargo. 

Vessel  and  cargo  have  been  seized  (or, 

captured) hxu 

— Waiting  for  cargo. 

Want  lighters  to  take  my  cargo Qtb 

— Want  —  tons  dead  weight  of  cargo. 
— What  cargo  do  you  want? 
— What  cargo  have  you  (or,  has  - 
indicated)'}  - 


IBH 
IBJ 

IBK 

IBL 
IBM 
IBN 
IBO 
IBP 

IBQ 

IBR 

IBS 
IBT 
IBU 

IBV 
IBW 
IBX 

IBY 

IBZ 


ICA 

ICB 
ICD 

ICE 
ICF 

ICG 
ICH 

ICJ 

ICK 

ICL 
ICM 

ICN 


Cargo — Continued. 

—What  condition  is' the  cargo  in? 

— When  do  you  commence  discharging 

cargo? 
— When    will    you  have  the  cargo  (or, 
the—)? 
Where  did  you  discharge  cargo? 
Where  would  my  cargo  sell? 
— Whom  is  your  cargo  consigned  to? 

Without  discharging  cargo. 
—Would  my  cargo  sell  here  (or-  at  place 

indicated)"! 
— You  will/lischarge  cargo  —  at  — . 

Carling. 

f  A  T?  "PWlNTTTPTi 

—Can  I  get  carpenters?  Want  carpenters. 

— Carpenters  and  caulkers  may  be  ob- 
tained at  — . 

— Carpenter's  stores. 

— Carpenter's  tools. 

— I  have  no  carpenter's  tools.  Want  car- 
penter's tools. 

— Send  carpenters  on  board  —  (ship  indi- 
cated). 

—Vessel  (indicated)  can  lend  you  car. 
penter's  tools. 

Carpet-ing. 
Carpetbag r fsg 


ICO 
ICP 

ICQ 


Carriage. 
— Gun  carriage. 
— Railway  carriage. 
— Torpedo  carriage. 

Carrier. 

— Carrier  pigeon. 

Carronade. 

Carrot. 

Carry -ied-ing. 
Can  carry. 

— Can  you  carry? 

Can  not  carry  more  sail vdu 

Carried  out svt 

Damaged,  or,  Sprung  mast ;  can  not 

carry,  sail bh 

Have  they  advertised  for  any  vessel  to 

carry  the  mail? oof 

How  do  you  carry  your  helm? OTS 

How  many  guns  does  she  carry?  -  -  .rkh 

I  mean  to  carry  sail  all  night _vea 

I  will  carry  a  light.   I  will  show  a  light, 

QRY 
If  you  do  not  carry  more  sail  we  shall 

part  company  .. -JGN 

Keep  ahead  and  carry  a  light dvk 

No  use  carrying  so  much  sail VED 

She  carries  guns 1. okm 

Will  you  carry  alight? -QSR 

Carried  away. 

— Carried  away  stem. 
Funnel  carried  away nto 

— Have,  or.  Has  carried  away. 

I  have  carried  away  fore  yard NKH 

I  have  carried  away  main  yard rge 


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191 


CARRIED  AWAY— CATTLE. 


ICR 
ICS 
ICT 


ICTJ 
ICV 
ICW 

ICX 


ICY 


ICZ 

IDA 
IDB 


DDC 


IDE 
DDF 


DDH 


IDJ 
IDK 

IDL 
DDM 
IDN 


IDO 
IDP 

IDQ 
IDR 


IDS 


IDT 


IDU 


Carried  away — Continued. 
I  have  carried  away  topsail  yard.  -  .zkn 
Stokehole,    or,    Fire-room    ventilator 

carried  away - wvy 

Tackle,  or,  Purchase  carried  away-.xrr 

Cart. 

Carte  blanche. 

Cartridge. 

Ball  cartridge _ftg 

Blank  cartridge gmk 

— Empty  cartridge  cases. 
— Service  rifle  cartridge. 

■In  want  of  cartridges. 
— Pistol  cartridges  (revolver). 

Quick  firing  cartridges  {or,  amm-nition), 

EFX 

— Rounds  of  rifle  ball  cartridge. 
Want  pistol  (revolver)  cartridges  ..tkv 

Case-d-ing.                                      ' 
Case  (a  chest  or  box) hdb 

— Case  shot. 

— Cot  case. 

Empty  cartridge  cases  - icu 

Empty  cases lxy 

— Have  you  a  case  for  —  ? 

Mine  ease. --._., ..run 

Powder. case  .. trk 

— Send  a  —  dozen  cases  —  of  — . 

— Small  case. 
Torpedo  case r.-_xwQ 

Case.     (Instance,  etc.) 

A  case  of  fever  has  broken  out  on  board 

(or  on  ship  indicated) gpr 

— A  good  many  slight  cases. 

Any  cases  of  fever  on  board  (or,  at  — )  ? 

EON 

Bad  case fqw 

— Case  is  for  hospital.  , 

— Case  is  infectious. 

Case  of  cholera ipr 

—Case  of  dysentery. 

— Case  of  fever. 

— Case  of  smallpox. 

Have  infectious  case  on  board pjh 

Hospital  case oyr 

I  have  had  cases  of  yellow  fever  on 

board mwk 

I  have  had  no  cases  of  yellow  fever  on 

board.-. mwl 

It  alters  the  case - eco 

.—Other  case. 

— Slight  case. 

Case.    In  case. 

— In  case  of.     In  the  event  of. 
In  case  of  accident  (or,  necessity)  ...bp 

In  case  of  emergency lxf 

In  case  we  part  company JGO 

— In  that  case. 

Cash,  Sapeque,  or,  La  (Coin) atc 

Cash. 

Can  I  get  a  bill  cashed  here?.- gki 

Can  not  get  a  bill  cashed  here gkj 

— Cashed-ing.     To  cash. 


IDV 

IDW 
IDX 

IDY 
IDZ 


IEA 

IEB 
IEC 

IED 

D3F 

D3G- 

IEH 
IEJ 

IEK 

IEL 

IEM 

IEN 
IEO 

IEP 

IEQ 

IER 

IES 
IET 
IEU 

IEV 
IEW 
IEX 


IEY 

IEZ 

IFA 
IFB 


IFC 
IFD 
IFE 


Cash — Continued. 

I  will  cash  (or,  take)  your  bill gkl 

Will  you  cash  a  bill  on  —  for  met.OKM 

Cashier-ed. 

Cask. 

— Can  you  supply  me  with  casks  of  (indi- 
cate number  of  casks,  if  necessary)'! 

— Cask  of  water. 

— Empty  casks 
Endeavor  to  send  a  line(  by  boat  (cask, 
kite,  or,  raft,  etc.) ka 

Cast-ing. 

Apparatus  for  casting  oil  on  the  sea  to 

quiet  it -.erf 

— Cast  away. 
— Castaways. 

Cast  iron  ._. ..iek 

— Cast  off. 

Cast  off  towing  cables xyn 

— Cast  to  starboard. 

Cast  steel iel 

— Cast  to  port. 

Downcast lmg 

—I  must  cast  off. 
—Shall  I  cast  off? 

Cast  iron. 

Cast  steel. 

Caste. 

Castle. 

— Forecastle.  ' 

Castor  oil. 

Casualty. 
Any  casualties? eop 

Cat.     (Animal.) 

Cat-ted-ting.    To  cat. 
—Cat  fall. 
— Cat  head. 
Cat  the  anchor eht 

Catamaran. 

Catastrophe. 

Catch-ing.    Caught. 
Caught  fire IFG 

There  are  plenty  of  fish  to  be  caught 
,    here ncd 

Torpedo  catcher  (or,  chaser,  or,  destroyer) 

XWR 

Cathedral.  i 

Catholic.    Roman  Catholic. 
A  visit  from  a  Roman  Catholic  priest 
would  be  much  valued tvy 

Catoptric  Light. 

Catspaw. 


Cattle.    Bullock.    Ox 

— Cattle  all  well. 

— Cattle  men. 

— Have  lost  —  head  of  cattle. 


-HLQ 


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Part  II. 


CATTY— CERTIFICATE. 


IFG 


IPH 
IFJ 
IFK 
IFL 
IFM 


IFN 

IFO 
IFP 
IFQ 
IFB 


IFS 
IFT 
IFTJ 


IFV 
IFW 

IFX 

IFY 
IFZ 

IGA 
IGB 

IGC 


IGD 

IGE 

IGF 

IGH 

IGJ 
IGK 


IGL 
IGM 
IGN 
1GO 


Catty.     {Measure  of  weight) -..baf 

Caught.    Catch-ing iex 

Caught  fire. 

There  are  plenty  of  fish  to  be  caught 
here ncd 


Caulk-ed.     To  caulk. 
— Caulker. 
— Caulker's  tools. 
— Caulking. 

— Thorough  caulking  necessary. 
You  can  procure  caulkers  and  carpen- 
ters at— ibu 


Cause-d-ing.     (See  also  Reason.  ) 
Better  not  ask  the  cause  (reason) . .  .fdn 

— Cause,  or,  Reason  must  be  assigned. 

— Cause  of  complaint. 

— Cause  of  delay  (or,  detention). 

— Cause  unknown. 

Causeway- ifw 

No  cause  of  detention kyd 

— Other  cause. 

— The  cause  (or,  reason)  assigned  is. 

— The  cause  (or,  reason)  assigned  is  suffi- 
cient. 
There  has  been  so  much  fog  as  to  cause 

considerable  detention ngl 

What  is  the  cause  of  your  putting  back? 

UDE 

— "What  is  the  cause  (reason)  — of  —  ? 

Causeway. 

Caustic. 

Caution-ous-ly.     (See  also  Care.  ) 
— Cannot  be  too  cautious. 

Caution  is  requisite;  take  care ft 

— Greatest  caution  is  necessary. 
— Not  sufficiently  cautious. 
— Sufficient  caution. 

Take  care,  or,  Be  careful;  caution  is 
requisite ft 

The  greatest  caution  (or,  care) hyn 

— They  are  not  cautious  enough. 
— You  must  be  cautious. 

Cavalry. 

Cave.    Cavern. 

Cease-d-ing. 

— Cease  firing. 

Cessation ijg 

Cessation  of  hostilities ozb 

Has   the    plague    ceased    at  —  (place 
indicated)? tlr 

Cedar. 

Cede-d-ing.    Cession. 

Celebrate-d-ing-tion.    Celebrity. 

Cell-ular. 
Air  cells  (or,  spaces) dwh 


IGP 
IGQ 
IGR 

IGS 

IGT 
IGU 


IGV 


IGW 
IGX 

IGY 


Cement-ed-ing. 
— Portland  cement. 
— Roman  cement. 

Cemetery.    Burial  ground. 

Censure-d-ing. 

— Much  censure  for. 

Cent.    (Coin). atd 

Per  cent.    Percentage 1  -  -TF(J 

Centavo.    (Coin) ate 

« 
Centesimo.     (Coin) atf 

Centiare.     (Square  or  surface  measure), 

AXE 

Centigrade  .     ( For  Thermometer  Table 
see  page  60. ) 

Centigramme.    (Measure  of  weight),  -bag 

Centilitre  .    (Measure  of  capacity) .  _  ayr 

Centime.     (Coin)  ... atf 

Centimetre.  (Measure  ©/  length)  — avo 
Cubic  centimetre  (cubic  measure). _znm 
Square  centimetre  (square  measure)&xx. 

Centimo.     (Coin) atf 

Centner.     ( Measure  of  weight) bah 

Centner,  or.  Quintal. 

(Measure  of  weight) -.bci 

Centre-d-ing-al-ical. 
Centre  of  hurricane  bears  — . 
Keep  in  the  centre  of  the  channel- --LU 
— Storm  centre  in — (direction  indicated); 
probable  course  towards  —  (direction 
indicated). 
You  are  steering  right  into  the  centre 
of  cyclone  (or,  hurricane) pan 


IGZ 

Centrifugal. 

IHA 

Century.    Centenary. 

EBB 

Ceremony-ious  . 

IHC 

Certain  -ly-ty.    ( See  also  Sure.  ) 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  certain  (sure) xfk 

Are  you  certain  (sure)  —  of  —  ? xfl 

IHD 

— Be  certain  before  you  act. 

IHE 

— Certainly  not. 

IHF 

— I  am  certain. 

IHG 

— I  am  not  certain. 

IHJ 

— If  you  are  certain. 

IHK 

— Is  he  certain. 

IHL 

— Most  certain -ly. 

IHM 

— Not  certain. 

Will  be  certainly  seized  (or,  captured), 

HXW 

IHN 

Certificate. 

Certificate  cancelled < -- huo 

IHO 

— Certificate  irregular. 

Certificate  of  birth .glf 

Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


193 


CERTIFICATE— CHANNEL. 

Certificate— Continued. 

Chance— Continued. 

IHP 

— Certificate  of  character. 

If  we  separate,  we  may  have  a  chance 

IHQ 

— Certificate  of  competency. 

of  escape mgy 

IHR 

— Certificate  of  death. 

IKE 

—No  chance  (or,  opportunity). 

IHS 

— Certificate  of  marriage. 

IKF 

— No  chance  of  peace. 

IHT 

— Certificate  of  pilotage. 

IKG 

— Only  chance  of  safety. 

IHU 

— Certificate  of  service. 

IHV 

— Certificate  returned. 

IHW 

— Certificate  suspended. 

IKH 

Chancellor. 

IHX 

— Certificates  are  sufficient. 

IH* 

— Has  no  certificate. 

IKJ 

Chancery. 

IHZ 

— Have  you,  or,  Has  —(person  indicated) 

the  necessary  certificate  (or,  creden- 

IKL 

Chandler. 

tials)? 

IKM 

— Ship  chandler. 

IJA 

— Have  you,  or,  Has  — (person  indicated) 
the  proper  certificate  of  competency? 

! 

IJB 

— Lost  his  (or,  the)  certificate. 

Chang,  or,  Cheung.    (Measure  of  length), 

IJC 

— Passing  certificate — of  (or,  for) 

AVP 

IJD 

— Proper  certificate. 

IKN 

Change-d-ing-able. 
Any  change  (or,  alteration) eca 

IKO 

— Change  (a  change). 

IJE 

Certify-ied-ing. 

IKP 

—Change  of  mind. 

IJF 

— Officially  confirmed  (or,  certified). 

IKQ 

— Change  of  Ministry. 

IKR 

— Change  the  key  of  cipher  to  — . 

IJG 

Cessation. 

Change  your  anchorage ekt 

Cessation  of  hostilities ozb 

IKS 

— Change  your  course. 
Changeable  weather yxz 

Cession.    Cede-d-ing.. — igm 

Exchange  office.  Bureau  de  change .  hnc 
Has  there  been  any  change  in  the  Gov- 

IJH 

Chafe-  d-ing. 

ernment  in — 1 OGA 

UK 

— Chafing  gear. 

Likely  to  change <Jtr 

IJL 

— Chafing  mats. 

IKT 

— May  I  change  (or,  shift)? 
The  wind  is  going  to  change zey 

IJM 

Chain-ed-ing. 

IKU 

— There  will  be  a  change. 

Chain  cable  (circumference  in  i  inch,  and 

IKV 

— There  will  be  no  change  until. 

length  in  fathoms,  to  be  indicated  if 

IKW 

— To  change. 

necessary) hqw 

IKX 

— Unless  a  change  takes  place. 

UN 

— Chain  locker. 

When  wind  changes zfe 

IJO 

— Ghain  obstruction. 

IKY 

— Will  you  change? 

UP 

— Chains.     Channels.     Chain  plates. 

Fasten  your  chain  to  towing  cable.  -HRC 

IKZ 

Channel,  or,  Fairway. 

IJQ 

— Fore  chains. 

About  mid-channel czs 

IJR 

— Fourth-mast  chains. 

Across  channel dhw 

Length  of  chain QNE 

Are  you  acquainted  with  the  anchorage 

US 

— Main  chains. 

(place,  or,  channel)?-       dhc 

IJT 

— Mizen  chains. 

Beware  of  torpedoes ;  channel  is  mined, 

IJTT 

— Mooring  chain. 

XP 

IJV 

— Rudder  chain. 

ILA 

— Channel  buoy. 

Stream  chain  (cable) ...hrt 

ILB 

— Channel  Fleet  (or,  Squadron). 

Survey  chain  cable hrv 

Channel  has  altered;  do  not  try  it-.ECD 

'    Want  chain  cable yb 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  buoyed ow 

ILC 

— Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  clear. 

Chair-man,  or,  President tuq 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  dangerous. -FU 
Channel  is  dangerous  without  a  pilot -LD 

uw 

Chalk  -ed-ing.     Chalky. 

ILD 

— Channel,   or,   Fairway  is  likely  to  be 

mined. 
— Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  narrow. 

IJX 

Challenge-d-ing. 

ILE 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  not  mined-  .xq 

IJY 

Chamber. 

ILF 

— Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  obstructed. 

IJZ 

— Chamber  of  Commerce. 

ILG 

— Channel,  or,  Strait  of. 

IKA 

— Chamber  of  Deputies. 

Channel  pilot tiy 

1KB 

—Chamber  of  Shipping. 

Clear  channel — by  (or,  with) itc 

Refrigerator,  or,  Cold-air  chamber.DWL 

ILH 

— Do  not  know  the  channel  (or,  passage) . 

ILJ 

— Do  you  know  the  channel  (or,  passage)? 

IKC 

Champagne. 

ILK 

— Down  channel. 
I  am  in  want  of  a  channel  pilot — for — t  jb 

IKD 

Chance-d-ing. 

I  know  the  channel  (or,  passage)  ...qcd 

ILM 

— In  the  ghannel  (or,  strait)  of  — . 

ILN 
ILO 

— Inner  entrance  (channel,  or,  passage). 
Is  the  channel  buoyed?..-. PC 

— Is  the  channel  difficult? 

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GENERAL   VOCABULARY.                                                      PART   II. 

CHANNEL— CHIEF. 

Channel — Continued. 

Chart — Continued. 

ILP 

— Is  the  channel  (or,  fairway)  mined? 

IMX 

— Indifferent  chart. 

Keep  in  the  centre  of  the  channel.  ..lu 

IMY 

— Track  chart — of. 

Keep  on  port  shore  (or,  side  of  channel, 

IMZ 

— Very  good  chart. 

LV 

Want  chart  of  channel  (or,  harbor,  etc.) 

Keep  on  starboard  shore   (or,  side  of 

YH 

channel - lw 

INA 

Charter-ed — BY  — . 

ILQ 

— Keep  on  the  —  (compass  signal  to  follow) 

INB 

— Are  you  chartered? 

side  of  channel. 

INC 

— Can  I  procure  charter? 

Mid-channel __rta 

IND 

— Charter  is  to  be  procured. 

ILR 

— Most  water  is  in  the  —  channel. 

INE 

— Chartered,  or,  Employed  by  Govern- 

ILS 

— Outer  entrance  (passage,  or,  channel). 

ment. 

ILT 

— The  channel  is  obstructed  by  a  ship. 

INF 

— Charterer. 

ILU 

— There  is  a  channel  (or,  passage) — (bear- 

ING 

— Charter-par^y. 

ing  indicated) . 

INH 

— I  am  chartered  for  — . 

ILV 

— Through,  or,  Into  the  channel. 
Up  channel..- ylu 

INJ 

— I  am  not  chartered. 

Want  chart  of  channel  (or,  harbor,  etc. ) 

INK 

Chase-d-ing. 

YH 

INL 

— Chase-r  proves-d-ing  to  be. 

ILW 

— Which  channel  shall  I  take? 

INM 

— Have  been  chased  by  a  privateer. 
Have  been  chased  by  the  enemy 01 

Channels.    Chain -plates.    Chains- -up 

INO 

— I  have  been  chased  by  — . 

, 

INP 

— I  have  been  chased  by  a  disguised  war 

Chapel  --_ znf 

vessel. 

INQ 

— In  pursuit  (or,  chase)  of. 

Chaplain,  or,  Clergyman itx 

INR 

— I  shall  give  chase. 
Keep  to  leeward  of  vessel  chasing-  _pzn 

ILX 

Charactee. 

Keep  to  windward  of  vessel  chasing. pzo 

Certificate  of  character ihp 

INS 

— Should  the  chase. 

ILY 

— Objectionable  character. 

INT 

— Strangers  are  chasing. 

INU 

— Vessel  chasing  is  a  friend. 

ILZ 

Charcoal. 

INV 

— Vessel  chasing  is  an  enemy. 

1NW 

— We  hold  our  own  with  vessel  chasing  us. 

Charge-d-ing.    (See  also  Accuse.  )  -  _dgh 

INX 

— What  do  you  think  of  vessel  chasing? 

IMA 

— Charged  with  desertion. 

Chasse-Maree.           \ 

1MB 

— Charged  with  drunkenness. 

INY 

IMC 

Charge-d-ing.    (Entrust. ) 

INZ 

Cheap-ly-ness-er-est. 

Can  you  supply  me  with  anyone  to  take 

IOA 

— Which  is  cheapest? 

charge  as  engineer?. .  - rh 

Clerk  in  charge iub 

IOB 

Cheat-ed-ing. 

IMD 

— In  charge  of  — . 

IME 

— Person  to  take  charge. 

IOC 

Check-ed-ing. 

IMF 

— Take  charge — of  — . 

IOD 

— Feed-check  valves  out  of  order. 

Under  charge  (or,  care) — of  — hyo 

IOE 

— Main-check  valves  out  of  order. 

Under  your  charge  (or,  care) hyp 

IOF 

Cheer-ed-ing-pul-ly-ness. 

IMG 

Charge.    (Of  gunpowder,  etc.) 

, 

IMH 

— Full  charge. 

IOG 

Cheese. 

IMJ 

— Priming  charge. 

IMK 

— Reduced  charge. 

IOH 

Chemist  (Chymet).    Chemicals.    Chem- 

IML 

Charge-d-ing.     (Ash  money  for.) 

istry.     (See  also  Medicine.) 

Any  fees  (or,  charges)? eow 

IOJ 

Cheque.    Chequer-ed. 

IMN 

— Are  the  charges  moderate?                       \ 

IOK 

— Chequered  buoy. 

IMO 

—Charge  (amount  demanded). 

IMP 

— Charges  (or,  Expenses)  are  moderate. 

IOL 

Chest.     (Part  of  body.) 

IMQ 

— What  are  the  charges  (or,  expenses)  ? 

Chest.    (Box) hdb 

TMR 

Charge  d'affaires. 

IOM 

Arm  chest eut  ' 

— Medicine  chest. 

IMS 

Charity-able-y. 

ION 

— Steam  chest. 

IMT 

Chart.     ( Indicate  place,  if  necessary.) 
Admiralty  chart dlq 

Cheung,  or,  Chang.    (Measure  of  length),  ' 

AVP 

IMIT 

— Can  you  spare  me  a  chart  of  — ? 

IOP 

Chicken.    Fowl.    Poultry. 

IMV 

— Hare,  or,  Has  chart  of  — . 

Have  you  a  chart  of  coast  (or  place 

IOQ 

Chiep-ly. 

IMW 

indicated) rp 

—I  have  no  chart  of  coast  (or  place  indi- 

IOR 

— Chief  of  the  State  (President,  Emperor, 
King,  Queen,  etc. )  of  —  has  (or,  is) —. 

cated)  . 

IOS 

— Chief  officer. 

Pakt  II. 


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195 


CHIEF— CIRCLE. 


IOT 
IOU 

IOV 
IOW 


IOX 

IOY 

IOZ 

IPA 
IPB 

IPC 

IPD 

IPE 

IPF 
IPG 
IPH 

IPJ 

IPK 


IPL 
IPM 


IPN 


IPO 


IPQ 

IPB 
IPS 
IPT 

IPU 
IPV 
IPW 
IPX 


IPY 

IPZ 

IQA 
IQB 


Chief — Continued. 

— Chief  rate-ing. 

— Commander  in  chief  is  — . 

Commander  in  chief's  office 

— The  commander  in  chief  is  at  — . 
— Where  is  commander  in  chief  ? 


Chih.    (Measure  of  length)-... 
Child-ish-ly-ness. 
Chili-an.    Chilian  Colors. 
Chill-ed-ing. 


-JEQ 


-AVQ 


Chimney.    (See  also  Funnel.  ) 
— Chimney  smith. 

Chin.     (Measure  of  weight) ba 

China  .     ( Earthenware. ) 

China-ese.    Chinese  Colors. 

Chisel 

Chloride  of  — . 

— Chloride  of  potassium. 

— Chloride  of  zinc. 

Chlorodyne. 

Chloroform. 

Cho,  or,  Tcho.     (Measure  of  length)  .avr 

Cho.     (Square  or  surface  measure)  ..axl 

Chock-ed-ing. 

— Chock-np,  or,  Chock-a-block. 
Rudder  chock vbk 

Chocolate. 

Choice.    (See  Choose) ipv 

Choke-d-ing. 
Condenser  tubes  choked  (or,  salted)  .jmv 
Pump  choked ubf 

— Sea  inlet  choked. 

Cholera.    Case  of  cholera. 

— Cholera  raging  at  — . 

— Ports  suspected  of  cholera,  etc. 

Choose-ing.    Chose-n. 

— Choice. 

— No  choice. 

— Take  your  choice. 

Christen-ed-ing.     (Baptize) fvo 

Christian-ity. 
— Christian  name. 

Christmas. 

After  Christmas dqr 

— Before  Christmas. 

Christmas  day kmw 


IQC 
IQD 
IQB 
IQF 
IQG 

IQH 


IQJ 


IQK 


IQL 
IQM 


IQN 

IQO 
IQP 

IQR 

IQS 
IQT 
IQU 
IQV 


IQW 
IQX 

IQY 
IQZ 
IRA 
IRB 


Chronometer. 

— Can  you  spare  me  a  chronometer? 
—Have  great  faith  in  my  chronometer. 
— How  many  chronometers  have  you  ? 
—I  have  a  chronometer  (number  to  follow, 

if  necessary) . 
— I  nave  no  chronometer. 

My  chronometer  gains  daily  — GP 

My  chronometer  has  run  down GQ 

My  chronometer  is  fast  of  Greenwich 

(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time gr 

My  chronometer  is  slow  of  Greenwich 
(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time — as 

N.   B.— See  note  under   Greenwich, 
page  258. 

My  chronometer  loses  daily  — gt 

— My  chronometers  were  rated  —  days 

ago  at  —  (indicate  place,  if  necessary). 

My  longitude  by  chronometer  is  — -<Jzf 

What  is  your  longitude  by  chronometer? 

QZL 
— When   were    your    chronometers   last 
rated? 
Will  you  give  me  a  comparison?    Wish 
to  get  a  rate  for  my  chronometer  *.gu 
• — Your  chronometer  must  be  fast. 
— Your  chronometer  must  be  slow. 

*Note. — The  vessel  showing  the  mean 
time  will  hoist  the  signal  denoting  the 
hour,  and  dip  it  sharply  shortly  after  it 
has  been  answered;  the  minutes  and 
seconds,  at  the  instant  of  dipping,  will 
immediately  follow.  To  insure  accu- 
racy, a  second  comparison  should  be 
made. 

Chtof.  {Measure  of  capacity.) ays 

Church. 

Chymist.    (See  Chemist) ioh 

Cigae. 


Cigarette. 
Cinder.     Ash. 


-FCR 


Cipher. 

Change  the  key  of  cipher — to  — ikr 

— Cipher  is  ended. 
— Cipher  message. 
— Communicate  in  cipher. 
— Following  communication  (signal,  or, 
message)  is  secret  and  in  cipher. 

Note. — The  cipher  will  continue  until 
the  person  signaling  hoists  IQS=Ci- 
pher  is  ended. 

— Give  me  the  key  to  cipher. 

— Have  not  got  the  key  to  cipher. 

ClRCLE-ULAR. 

— Circulate-d-ing-ation. 

— Circulating  engine. 

— Circulating  pump. 

Great  circle  sailing oha 

Turning  circle ..yem 


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Part  II. 


CIRCUIT— CLEAR. 


IRC 
IRD 


IRE 
IRF 


IRG 
IRH 


IRJ 
IRK 

IRL 

IRM 

IRN 
IRQ 


IRP 
IRQ 
IRS 

IRT 

IRU 

IRV 


IRW 
IRX 
IRY 


IRZ 

ISA 

ISB 
ISC 

ISD 

ISE 

ISP 

ISC 
ISH 
ISJ 

ISK 

ISL 

ISM 

ISN 
ISO 


ClRCUIT-OUS-LY. 

— Circuit  closer. 

Earth  circuit lrm 

Electric  circuit ...lur 

Short  circuit vzu 


Circumference. 

Circumstance. 

Adverse  circumstances dnz 

Alters  the  circumstances ebw 

— Depends  upon  circumstances. 

—Existing  circumstances. 
I  shall  anchor  if  circumstances  permit 
{place  or  bearing  to  follow,  if  neces- 
sary)   EIT 

— Under  no  circumstances. 

— Under  the  circumstances. 

Cistern. 

Citadel. 

City.    (Town.) 
— Citizen. 


Crvic  authorities.    Alderman dws 

Civil-ly-ity. 
— Civil  service. 
— Civil  war. 

Civilian. 

Clack  valve. 

Clad.    (See  also  Clothe.) 
Iron-clad.     Armor-clad evs 

Claim-ed-ing-able-ant. 
— Has,  or,  Have  been  claimed  by.   . 
— I  have  a  claim  on. 
Prior  claim two 

What  is  the  demand  (or,  claim)? kth 

Clamp-ed-ing. 

— Clamping  screw. 


ISP 


ISQ 
ISR 
1ST 
ISU 
ISV 


Clap-per. 
— Clap  on. 

Claret. 


Clapping  on. 


Class-ed-ing.    To  class. 
All  classes - 

— First  class. 

I  am  not  classed  at  Lloyd's 
— Not  classed. 
— Second  class. 

Third  class. 

Classify-ied-ing-ioation. 

Clause. 

Claw-ed-ing  off. 

Clay. 
—Stiff  clay. 


.-DXH 

-QWM 


ISW 

ISX 
ISY 
ISZ 

ITA 

ITB 

ITC 

ITD 
ITE 
ITF 
1TG 
ITH 

ITJ 
ITK 
ITL 


ITM 

ITN 
ITO 
ITP 

ITQ 


ITR 


ITS 
ITU 


Clean-ed-ing-ly-ness. 

Boilers  require  cleaning gwk 

Clean  bill  of  health — from  — - __tq 

Clean  boiler aws 

— Clean  engine. 

— Clean  fires. 

— Clean  ship. 

— Clean  shirts.    Clean  linen  (or,  clothes). 

— Cleaning-gear  for  decks. 

Have  you  a  clean  bill  of  health? tu 

How  long  do  you  require  to  clean  your 

engine? qym 

I  have  a  clean  bill  of  health,  but  am  lia- 
ble to  quarantine  ._  .Code  Flag  over  q 
I  have  not  a  clean  bill  of  health. 

Code  Flag  over  I 

My  engine  requires  oleaning mbq 

— Not  clean  bill  of   health   flag  (when 

spoken  of). 
— Requires  cleaning. 

Clear-ed-ing-ance.     , 
All  clear dxi 

— Are  you  clear? 

Bar  can  not,be  cleared  until  — fvr 

Can  I  clear  the  bar? fvx 

Canal  is  clear hue 

— Can  not  clear  to-night  (or  before  time 
indicated). 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  clear ilc 

Clear  anchor eot 

— Clear  away. 

Clear  berth gfp 

Clear  channel  (by,  or,  with). 

Clear  hawse opl 

— Clear  sky. 
Cleared  at  the  custom-house. 

— Cleared  for. 

— Clearing  house. 

— Clearing  papers.     • 
Clearing  the  custom-house . .  kos 

— Clearing  up. 

— Clearly  make  out. 

—Clearly  seen. 
Have  you  cleared  thecustom-house?.KGY 
I  have  received  information  —  (place 

next  indicated)  is  clear  of  ice pbo 

I  only  got  clear  of  the  ice  (or,  icebergs) 
on— pBS 

— I  shall  clear  (or,  go  clear). 
Is  canal  clear? hul 

— Is,  or,  Are  clear  of. 

— Nearly  clear  —  of  — . 

—Not  able  to  clear  to-day  (or  until  date 
specified). 

— Not  clear. 

Not  cleared  at  custom-house kha 

Prepare  to  be  towed  clear xys 

Ran  clear UHp 

Reqiiire  diver  to  clear  screw lid 

Shall  clear  at  custom-house khb 

Sight  your  anchor.     Make  sure  your 

anchor  is  clear ejr 

Take  care  range  is  clear.., hym 

The  bank  was  clear  of  fog fvi 

—Want  my  clearance  (or,  papers). 
When  will  be  the  best  time  for  clearing 
the  bar? xtf 

—When  will  you  be  clear? 

—Will  not  clear  us. 
You  are  all  clear  of  danger gm 


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197 


CLEAR— COAL. 


ITV 

ITW 

ITX 
ITY 


ITZ 
IUA 
IUB 


IUC 

IUD 
IUE 
IUF 
ITTG 
IUH 

IUJ 

IUK 

IUL 

IUM 


IUN 
IUO 


IUP 
IUQ 
IUR 


IUS 
IUT 


IUV 
IUW 
IUX 
IUY 
IUZ 

iva 

IVB 
IVC 
IVD 

IVE 


IVF 
IVG 


-NDT 


Clear —  Continued. 
— You  will  not  clear. 
Your  flags  are  not  clear 

Cleat. 


Clergyman,  Parson,  or,  Minister. 
— A  visit  from  a  Protestant  clergyman 
would  be  much  valued. 

Clerk. 

— A  clerk  from. 
— Clerk  in  charge. 
Telegraph  clerk  (or,  official) xlz 


Clever-ly-ness. 

Clew-ed-ing. 

— Clew-lines,  or,  Clew-garnets. 

— Clew  up. 

— Fore  clew-garnets. 

— Main  clew-garnets. 

Client.    Clientele. 

Cliff. 

Climate-ic. 

Clinch-ed-ing. 
Are  your  cables  clinched? hqn 

Clinker  built hlb 

Clinometer. 

Clipper. 
Clipper  built hlc 


Clock. 

— At  —  o'clock  I  shall  steer. 

— Clockwork. 

I  shall  tack  at  —  o'clock ..xik 

O'clock ...ZNG 

—What  o'clock  is  it? 

Close-d-ing.    To  close  (in,  or,  to). 

As  close  as pad 

Bring  the  ship  in  as  close  as  possible. mo 

Circuit  closer ird 

— Close  confinement. 

— Close  hauled. 

— Close ;  I  wish  to  communicate. 

—Close  luff. 

— Close  on  the. 

— Close  quarters. 

— Close  reef-ed-ing. 

—Close  to  (near). 

— Closer-est. 

Convoy  to  keep  as  close  as  possible  -  -iv 
— Do  not  pass  too  close  to  me. 

Enemy  is  closing  with  you,  or,  You  are 
closing  with  the  enemy od 

Gate  is  closed  at nxf 

-  I  shall  close  reef umo 

I  shall  keep  close  hauled oph 

—I  will  keep  close  to  you  during  the  night. 

I  wish  to  communicate;  close rax 

_Is  _  (port  indicated)  closed? 

Keep  as  close  as  you  can  to  pick  up  my 
people — j PYL 


IVH 
IVJ 
IVK 
IVL 


IVM 
IVN 
IVO 

IVP 

IVQ 

IVR 

IVS 

IVT 
IVU 
IVW 

IVX 
IVY 

IVZ 

IWA 

IWB 

IWC 
IWD 
IWE 

IWF 
IWG 

IWH 

IWJ 

IWK 


IWL 


IWM 


Close— Continued. 

Keep  close  during  the  fog pyo 

Keep  close  order  -- pyq 

Keep  close  to _pyr 

Keep  him  (or,  them)  in  close  confine- 
ment  PYU 

Keep  under  the  land.     Keep,  or,  Stand 

closer  in lt 

Mail  closes — at .    _rfd 

— Office  is  closed. 

Stand  closer  in wqf 

— Too  close  (or,  near). 

Will  close  (or,  be  closed) zeg 

— Will  you  keep  close  to  me  during  the 

night? 
— You  are  too  close  in ;  keep  farther  off. 
Your  port  of  destination  is  closed ;  your 
owners  desire  you  to  proceed  to.KXj 

Cloth.     • 

— Emery  cloth. 

— Sail  cloth. 

Clothe-d-ing. 
Bedclothes gcs 

— Can  I  get  clothes  washed? 
Clad  .- irv 

Clean  clothes  (linen,  or,  shirts) isu 

— Clothing    for    female    passengers. 

Women's  clothing. 
— Clothing  for  men.    Slops. 

Dirty  clothes  (linen,  or,  shirts) vyo 

— Night  clothing. 
— Plain  clothes. 
— Summer  clothing. 

Want  clothes yts 

— Warm,  or,  Winter  clothing — for. 
— Wet  clothes. 

Cloud-ed-y. 

— Clouds  are  banking  up. 

— Cloudy  sky. 

Club-bed-bing. 

— Club.    Clubhouse. 

— Yacht  club. 

Clubhaul-ed-ing. 
— Try  to  clubhaul. 

Clue. 

Coach-ed-ing. 

Coal-ed-ing.    To  coal. 

After  coaling dqs 

Anthracite  coal enx 

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

want  of  coal? gw 

Bad  coal fqy 

Bunker  coal hlz 

Can  coal  be  had  at  — ?. gx 

Can  you  spare  me  coal? gy 

—Coal. 

Coal  bag fsh 

Coal  boat gsl 

Coal  bunker hly 

Coal  can  be  got  at — (or,  from — ) ha 

— Coal  can  not  be  got  in  any  quantity — 
at — . 
Coal  cargo _hyw 


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COAL— CODE. 


IWN 
IWO 
IWP 
IWQ 
IWR 

rws 

IWT 
IWU 

IWV 
IWX 
IWY 
IWZ, 
IXA 


IXB 
IXC 

IXD 


IXE 
IXF 


IXG 
IXH 
IXJ 
IXK 

IXL 
IXM 

IXN 


IXO 

IXP 
IXQ 

IXB 

IXS 

IXT 

IXU 


IXV 

IXW 

IXY 

IXZ 

IYA 

IYB 


Coal — Continued. 

— Coal  depot. 

— Coal  hulk. 

—Coal  lighter. 

— Coal  mines. 

— Coal  requires  much  draft. 

— Coal  tar. 

— Coal  tip. 

— Coal  trimmer,  or,  Coal  passer. 

— Coal  —  shillings  a  ton  at  — gz 

— Coaling  party. 

— Coaling  station, 

— Coaling  suit. 

—Collier. 

— Colliery. 

Complete  with  coal --.. jkn 

Distressed  for  want  of  coal lhd 

Do  you  want  coal? ow 

Good  coal odw 

— Good  coal  may  be  got  at  — . 

— How  many  hours'  coal  have  you  {state 
at  what  speed)1 

— I  have  —  hours'  coal,  for  full  speed  (or 
for  speed  indicated). 

In  want  of  coal  (state  amount) hb 

Indicate  nearest  place  where  I  can  pro- 
cure coal  HC 

— Indifferent  coal. 
No  coal  to  be  got  at  — hd 

— North  country  coal. 
Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  coal 
at  — he 

— Plenty  of  coal  to  be  got — at  — . 

— Prepare  to  coal. 

— Steam  coal. 

— Tons  of  coal. 
Want  coal  immediately yi 

— Welsh  coal. 

— What  is  your  consumption  of  coal  per 
hour,  at  full  speed? 

— What  price  are  coals  at  ? 
What  quantity  of  coal  have  you  left  ? 

HF 

— What  quantity  of  coal  remains  in  the 

collier  (coal  depot,  or,  lighter)? 
— When  finished  coaling. 
— When  will  you  have  finished  coaling  ? 

Coalesce-  d-ing.     Coalition. 

Coaming.    Comb-ing. 

i 

COARSE-LY-NESS-R. 

Coarse  bottom.    Coarse  sand  and  stones, 

HAX 

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

Am  acquainted  with  the  coast dgy 

Am  not  acquainted  with  the  coast- .  dhb 
Are  you  acquainted  with  the  coast  ?.dhe 

— Coast-defense  ship. 

— Coast  is  dangerous. 
Coast  is  not  dangerous. 

— Coasted-ing.    To  coast. 

— Coasting  trade. 

— Coasting  vessel.    Coaster. 
Do  not  approach  the  coast  because  it  is 

mined ...etn 

Have  you  a  chart  of  coast  (or  place  indi- 
cated)?  rp 


IYC 
IYD 
IYE 
IYF 
IYG 
IYH 
IYJ 
IYK 
IYL 
IYM 
IYN 

IYO 


IYP 
IYQ 

IYR 


IYS 
IYT 
IYU 


IYV 

IYW 

IYX 
IYZ 

IZA 
IZB 

IZC 


IZD 
IZE 

IZP 


Coast — Continued. 

I  have  no  chart  of  coast  (or  place  indi- 
cated)   imw 

I  know  (or,  am  acquainted  with)  the 

coast -'- DGY 

— Is  the  coast  bold  ? 

— Off  the  coast.    Off  shore. 

— On  the  coast. 

— On,  or,  At  the  North  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or,  At  the  NE.  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or,  At  the  East  coast  of  — N 

— On,  or,  At  the  SE.  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or,  At  the  South  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or,  At  the  SW.  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or.  At  the  West  coast  of  — . 

— On,  or,  At  the  NW.  coast  of  — . 

Rocky  coast -- uyz 

— Wild  coast. 

Uninhabited  island  (or,  coast) pts 

Wrecked  on  the  coast zjd 

Coaster.     (Coasting  vessel) iyb 

Coastguard-man. 
— Coastguard  station. 

Coat-ed-ing. 
Buddercoat _vbl 


Cobble-er. 

Cochineal. 

Cock. 

Blow-off  cock  (or,  gear) gnw 

Blow-off  cock  out  of  order gnx 

Brine  cock hig 

Flooding  cock nfp 

Gauge  cock nxj 

Sea  cock vky 

Sea  inlet  valve  (or,  cock)  broken  (or, 
vla 


Cockswain.    Coxswain. 

Cocoa. 

Cocoanut. 
— Copra. 

Cod. 

— Cod  fishery. 

Code. 
Attention  is  called  to  page  — ,  paragraph 
— .  of  the  International  Code  ...dh 

N.B. — Tfie  page  to  be  shown  first,  and 
then  the  paragraph.  This  signal 
should  be  employed  only  between  vessels 
using  the  United  States  edition,  as 
otherwise  the  pages  referred  to  will 
not  correspond. 

Code  List  of  ships. 

Can  you  furnish  (or,  lend  me)  a  Code  of 

Signals  ? 
Code  Flag  (when  spoken  of). 

Do  not  understand  Morse  Code sai 

Do  you  understand  Morse  Code? saj 

International  Code  of  Signals prb 

Morse  Code sak 


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199 


CODE— COLZA. 


IZG 

IZH 

IZJ 

IZK 

IZL 

IZM 

IZN 
IZO 


IZP 
IZQ 

IZR 

IZS 
IZT 
IZTJ 

IZV 

IZW 

IZX 

IZY 

JAB 


JAC 
JAD 

JAE 

JAF 
JAG 
JAH 

JAI 

JAK 

JAL 
JAM 


JAN 
JAO 
JAP 
JAQ 


JAR 


Code — Continued. 
■Show  your  Code  Signal. 

Telegraph  code  ...-. xma 

Use  Morse  Code sal, 

■What  is  the  date  of  your  Code  List  ? 
Will  use  Morse  Code -_sam 

Coffee. 

Cofferdam. 

Coffin. 

Cog.    Cogwheel. 

Coil-ed-ing. 

— Coil  of  rope. 

Resistance  coil trrv 

Test  coil.-, xok 

Com.     (Money) asw 


Coin-ed-ing-er-age.    To  coin. 
— What  coins  are  used  ? 


-HQZ 


-DWL 


Coir. 

Coir,  or.  Grass  cable  ... 
— Coir,  or,  Grass  hawser. 
— Coir,  or.  Grass  matting. 
— Coir,  or,  Grass  rope. 

Coke. 

Cold-ly-ness-ish-er-est. 

Cold-air  chamber 

— Cold  weather. 


Colic. 

collapse-d-ing-ible. 

Collapsible,  Or,  Berthon  boat ghm 

Furnace  crown  of  boiler  collapsed- -Nuc 
Furnaces  collapsed nub 

Collar. 

— Thrust  collar  damaged. 

COLLECT-ED-ING. 

Collection-or .-- JAK 

— Collect  all  the  — . 

— Collect  what  you  can. 

— Could  not  be  collected. 

Enemy  is  collecting  in  force  at  — ..lzd 
— Will  you  collect? 

Collection-or. 
Collector,  or,  Board  of  customs goy 

College-ian. 

Collide-d-ing.     (See  also  Collision.  ) 

Collier rwz 

— Collier  to  proceed  to  — . 
— Have  you  seen  a  (or,  the)  collier? 
—Sailing  collier. 
— Steam  collier. 
What  quantity  of  coal  remains  in  the 
collier  (coal  depot,  or,  lighter)?  .-ixo 
— Where  is  the  collier  ? 


JAS 
JAT 


JAU 
JAV 


JAW 


JAX 
JAY 

■JAZ 
JBA 
JBC 
JBD 


JBE 
JBF 


JBG 
JBH* 

JBI 

JBK 
JBL 
JBM 


JBN 
JBO 

JBP 
JBQ 

JBR 

JBS 


JBT 
JBU 
JBV 

JBW 
JBX 


JBY 
JBZ 


Colliery .ixa 

Collision. 

Collision  bulkhead hlm 

Collision  mat. 

Has  the  vessel  with  which  you  have  been 
in   collision   proceeded  on  her  voy- 

age?..'., hg 

— Have  been  in  collision. 
— Have,  or.  Has  been  in  collision  with  — 
(vessel  indicated). 

Have  you  been  in  collision? hi 

— Have  you  been  in  collision  with  —  (vessel 
indicated)  ?  > 

I  have  been  in  collision  with  — hj 

— No  collision. 

— There  has  been  a  collision  between  — 

(vessels  indicated). 
— Vessel  indicated  has  been  in  collision. 
— When  did  the  collision  take  place? 
— Where  did  the  collision  take  place? 
— Where  is  the  vessel  that  collided  with 
you? 
With  what  vessel  have  you  been  in  col- 
lision?  -- hn 

Collodion. 

Colombia  colors. 


-dso 


Colonel  

— Colonel  commandant. 
— Lieutenant  colonel-cy. 

Colony-ial. 

Colonial  Agent - 

— Colonial  Government. 
— Colonial  Office. 
— Colonial  Secretary. 


Colonize-d-ing-ation. 

Color. 

Color-ed-ing.    To  color JBR 

Color  blind-ness gms 

Color  vision - yrb 

— The  same  color  (or,  colors). 
—What  color? 

Color-ed-ing.    To  color. 

Colors  (Ensign). 
Can    not    distinguish    her    (or,    your) 
colors lgx 

Dip  your  colors '- lbc 

Foreign  colors mek 

.   He  has  hoisted  —  colors--- jbt 

Hoist  your  colors.  Show  your  ensign  _  dw 

Neutral  colors mer 

Strike  your  colors.- xaj 

— They  have,  or.  He  has  hoisted  —  colors. 

— What  colors  has  she  hoisted? 

— What  colors  shall  we  hoist? 


Column-al. 
— Number  of  columns. 
Rear  column 


-UKL 


Colza. 
— Colza  oil. 


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Part  II. 


COMB— COMMAND. 


JCA 

JCB 
JCD 

JCE 


JCF 
JCG 


JCH 
JCI 
JCK 
JCL 

JCM 

JCN 


JCO 

JCP 

JCQ 
JCB, 
JCS 
JCT 

JCU 

JCV 

JCW 

JCX 

JCY 

JCZ 

JDA 

JDB 

JDC 


JDE 


JDF 


JDG 


Comb-ing.    Coaming ixs 

— Honeycomb-ed. 

COM~lNE-ING-ATION — WITH. 

— Combined. 

COMBUSTIBLE-ILITY-TION. 

Have  you  any  combustibles  on  board? 

HG 

I  am  loaded  with  combustibles HP 

I  have  no  combustibles  on  board hq 

No  combustibles,  (or,  explosives)  near 

the  fire he 

Spontaneous  combustion woj 

"Vessels  with  combustibles  not  allowed 

in __hs 


Come.    Came.    To  come. 

— Are  you  coming? 

Boat,  or,  Lifeboat  can  not  come er 

Boat  come-ing  (came) grl 

Boat  is  coming  to  your  assistance  ...et 
Boat's  crew  will  not  come grx 

— Came,  Coming  by  rail. 

— Came,  Coming  by  steamer. 

— Came,  Coming  from. 

— Can  come. 

— Can  I  come? 
Can  I  come  alongside? eat 

— Can  not  come. 

Can  not  come  alongside eaz 

Can  not  distinguish  your  flags*  come 

nearer  (or,  make  distant  signals).  _vm 

Captain  is  requested  to  come  on  board, 

HWN 

Come  nearer,  Stop,  or,  Heave-to ;  I  have 
something  jnipajtant  to  communicate, 
Code  Flag  over  h 
— Come  under  the  stern. 
— Come  up. 

Come  alongside eba 

Come  directly  (immediately). 
— Come  home. 
— Come  in. 
— Come  nearer. 

Come  on  board — gqa 

— Come  on  shore. 

— Come  out. 

— Come  out  of  port. 

— Come  round. 

— Come  to  grief. 

— Come  to  hand. 

— Come  within  hail. 

— Coming. 

— Coming  at  once. 

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

Do  lot  come  alongside _' ebc 

— Do  not  come  so  near.  • 

Do  you  come  from  any  port  putting  you 
in  quarantine? tr 

Endeavor  to  come  alongside ebd 

— Have,  or,  Has  come. 

Heavy  weather  coming ;  look  sharp,  .fz 

I  am  coming  (or,  sending)  aboard  ..czb 

I  must  come  to  an  anchor eir 

—I  shall  come  off  by  and  bye  (or  at  time 
indicated) . 

I  shall  fire  into  the  boats  if  they  persist 
in  coming  alongside n ak 


JDH 


JDI 
JDK 


JDL 

JDM 


JDN 
JDO 
JDP 


JDQ 
JDK 
JDS 

JDT 

JDU 

JDV 
JDW 

JDX 


Come — Continued. 
—I  will  come. 
I  will  come  on  board  (or,  alongside),  if 

you  will  allow  me czd 

I  wish  to  signal ;  will  you  come  within 

easy  signal  distance? vj 

Is  the  captain  coming  on  shore?  .-.hxd 

Let  no  boat  come  alongside ebh 

Lifeboat  unable  to  come er 

Lights,  or  Fires  will  be  kept  at  the  best 

place  for  coming  on  shore ke 

Lighter  coming  off _<jz 

— Must  come^. 
— Not  come. 

Pilot  has  not  come  off tjk 

Bequest  captain  to  come  here  (or  to  place 

indicated) hxf 

— Shall,  or,  Will  come. 
— Shall  I  come  ? 
Sheer  off  a  little  when  you  come  to  the 

point  --.. vup 

Should  it  come  on  to  blow — from  — 
(quarter  indicated,  if  necessary)-. gok 
Stop,  Heave-to,  or,  Come  nearer ;  I  have 
something  important  to  communicate, 
Code  Flag  over  h 
Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  will  come  imme- 
diately   i WN 

The  consul  is  desired  to  come  (or,  send) 

on  board jrp 

The  orders  are  coming  off sup 

The  wind  will  come  from  the — zfa 

Thick  fog  coming  on.. gj 

Want  to  come  into  harbor onc 

We  are  coming  to  your  assistance. ..do 

What  water  shall  I  come  into  ? two 

— When  did  you  come  off? 
— When  do  you  come  off? 
— When  you  come. 
Where,  or,  What  source  did  the  news 

come  from? shn 

Where  do  you  come  from?. . si 

Will  Lloyd's  agent  come  on  board  ?.qxk 
— Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  come  ? 
Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  come  on 

board? grf 

— Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  come  on 
shore  to-day  (specify  hour,  if  neces- 
sary) 1 
— Will  you  come  (or,  go)  on  shore? 

Will  your  pilot  come  on  to  me? tjw 

Will  your  surgeon  (or,  doctor)  come  on 

board?  . wp 

You    are   ordered    not    to    come   into 

port suy 

— You  may  come  into  port. 
You  may,   or,   We  may  come  to  an 
anchor  _, ekn 

Comet. 

Comfort-ed-ing. 
— Comfortable-y. 
Medical  comforts roh 

Medical  comforts  running  short ROI 

COMMAND-ED-ING.      TO  COMMAND. 

Admiral,   or,   Senior   officer  has  com- 
mands for  you dkp 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  has  no  com-  , 
mands  for  you .. dkq  ' 

Any  commands eor  i 


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201 


COMMAND— COMMUNICATE. 


JDY 
JDZ 
JEA 
JEB 

JEC 

JED 


JEF 

JEG- 

JEH 

JEI 

JEK 


JEL 


JEM 

JEN 
JEO 
JEP 


JEQ 


JER 

JES 
JET 

JEU 


JEV 


JEW 


JEX 


JEY 

JEZ 
JPA 
JFB 

JFC 
JFD 
JFE 


Command — Continued. 
■Commanding  officer. 
— Commanding  officer  desires. 
— Have  you  any  commands? 
— I  have  no  commands. 

Keep  the  vessel' under  command lx 

—Not  under  command  lantern  (lamp,  or, 

light). 
— Not  under  command. 

Not  under  command  shapes vtu 

N.  B.  — '  'Not  under  control  or  command" 
signal  is  two  black  balls  or  shapes 
vertical. 
— She  is  commanded  by  — . 

■Take  command — of. 
— Under  command  of  — . 

Where  is  the  commanding  officer? 
— Whom  is  the  —  [vessel  indicated)  com- 
manded by? 


Commandant. 
Colonel  commandant 


-JBG 


Commander. 

— Inform  the  commander. 

— Senior  commander. 

— What  is  commander's  name? 

Commander  in  Chief ewj 

Commander  in  chief's  office. 

Commander  in  chief  is  — iou 

The  commander  in  chief  is  at  — iov 

Where  is  the  commander  in  chief?  -iow 


Commemorate-d-ing. 

Commence-d-ing-ment. 

— At  the  commencement  of  — . 

Commence  action — _- dis 

— Commencement  of  hostilities. 
Demurrage  commenced  on  the  —  __ktn 
Has  war  commenced?  or,  Is  war  de- 
clared? .-- "*u 

Hostilities  commenced — between  — 

and— --oze 

Light  indicated  will  commence  on  {date 

to  follow) QSF 

— Not  commenced. 

Open  fire,  or,  Commence  fire — srd 

Operations  have  commenced srg 

War  has  commenced,  or,  War  is  de- 
clared   YX 

When  does  it  commence? gdtj 

When  do  you  commence  discharging 

cargo?  - ■- -IBJ 

—When  do  you  begin  (or,  commence)? 
When  does  the  blockade  commence?  -  gnq 

COMMERCE-IAL-LY. 

Chamber  of  Commerce -  _ — uz 

Commissaire  op  Maritime  Inscription. 

commissary-iat. 

— Commissariat  department. 

— Commissariat  stores. 

COMMISSION-ED-ING. 

— Commissioned  officer. 
— Commissioner. 


JFG 

JFH 

JFJ 
JFK 

JFL 

JFM 

JFN 


JFO 


JFP 

JFQ 
JFR 
JFS 
JFT 


JFU 

JFV 

JFW 

JFX 

JFY 


JFZ 


Commission — Continued. 
Commissioner  of  Navigation,  Treasury 
Department,  or  Registrar  General  of 
Shipping  and  Seamen unx 

COMMIT-TED-TING. 

Commit-ted-ting  an  assault fdy 

Committee. 
Committee  of  Lloyd's QWE 

Commodity. 

Commodore. 

common-ly-ness-alty. 
— House  of  Commons. 

COMMUNICATE-D-ING.      To  COMMUNICATE. 

Allow  no  communication.  Allow  no 
one  on  board em 

Am  disabled;  communicate  with  me.  cl 
Ask  stranger  (or,  vessel  indicated)  if  he 

will  communicate .....ht 

— Be  more  concise  in  your  communication. 
Be  very  careful  in  your  intercourse  with 

strangers . ...-ES 

Can  you  forward  my  communication  by 

.   telegraph? -HU 

Close;  I  wish  to  communicate iux 

Come  nearer,  Stop,  or,  Heave-to ;  I  have 
something  important  to  communi- 
cate --- Code  Flag  over  h 

Communicate  by  distant  signals  ...lgc 
— Communicate  by  telegraph. 

Communicate  in  cipher  .. -IQU 

— Communicate  the  following. 
— Communication.  , 

— Communication  by  telegraph  is. 
— Communication  by  telegraph  is  restored.- 
Communication  by  telegraph  is  stopped, 

ws 

Communication  is  allowed  with..--DZG 

— Communication  is  established — by  (or, 

with)  — . 
—Communication  is  interrupted — by  (or, 

with)  — . 
— Comprehend  the  communication   per- 
fectly. 
— Confidential  communication  (or,  report). 

Do  not  communicate  with  — hv 

— Does  telegraphic  communication  go  all 
the  way? 

Electrical  communication lvc 

Following  communication  is  confiden- 
tial (or,  private) hx 

Following  communication  (signal,  or, 
message)  is  secret,  and  in  cipher.-iQV 
Note. — The  cipher  will  continue  until 
ended  by  the  person  signaling  making 
the  hoist  iQS=Cipher  is  ended. 
Forward  my  communication  by  tele- 
graph, and  pay  for  its  transmission, 

HY 

— Had  communication  with. 

Have  no  communication  with  — hv 

Have  no  communication  with  the  shore 

(or  with  vessel  indicated) hz 

Have  received  the  following  communi- 
cation (or,  instructions)  from  your 
(or,  owner) ia 


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JGA 


JGB 

JGC 
JGD 


JGE 


JGF 

JGH 
JGI 


JGK 
JGL 

JGM 
JGN 

JGO 
JGP 


JGQ 
JGR 


Communicate — Continued. 

Have  you  any  message  (telegram,  order, 
or,  communication)  for  me? IB 

Have  you  had  any  communication  with 

infected  vessel  (or,  place)  ? . . . ic 

— Have  you  had  any  communication  with 
the  shore? 

I  am  going  to  communicate  by  distant 
signals LGF 

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

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

I  have  had  no  communication  with  — 

(place  or  vessel) ig 

— I  shall  communicate  with  — . 

I  should  wish  to  know  the  nature  of  the 
sickness,  if  any,  before  I  sand  my 
boat  (or,  communicate) re 

I  wish  to  communicate ;  close lux 

— I  wish  to  communicate  personally. 

Important  to  communicate  —  by  (or, 

with) — ih 

— Is  the  communication  with  —  regular? 

Line  of  communication QUN 

No  telegraphic  communication xls 

Report  me  (or,  my  communication)  to 
Lloyd's  agent  at  — uh 

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

something  important  to  communicate, 

Code  Flag  over  H 

Stranger,  or,  Vessel  bearing  —  wishes  to 
communicate wzd 

Telegraphic  communication xln 

Telephonic  communication xmn 

The  following  signal  (or,  communica- 
tion) is  private ...hx 

— This  communication  is  private.    ' 

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

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

Will  you  telegraph  to —  (ship  or  person 
named)  the  intelligence  I  am  about  to 

communicate? im 

— Wish  to  communicate  by  (or,  with). 

You  can  communicate  with  — ,  and  get 
an  answer  in — ent 


Commutator. 

Company-ion. 
All  ships  of  the  convoy  are  to  rejoin 

company Code  Flag  over  y 

-And  Co.  (company).     Messrs.  &  Co. 
— Better  part  company. 

Company  (and  Co.) jgk 

■I  shall  part  company. 

■If  you  do  not  carry  more  sail  we  shall 

part  company. 
-In  case  we  nart  company. 
-Keep  company. 
Let  us  keep  together  (or,  in  company) 

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

at—) .10 

•Permission  to  part  company. 

Shall  we  keep  company? . . i ip 


JGS 
JGT 
JGU 


JGV 


JGW 
JGX 


JGY 

JGZ 
JHA 
JHB 

JHC 


JHD 
JHE 

JHF 

JHG 

JHI 

JHK 

JHL 
JHM 
JHN 
JHO 
JHP 
JHQ 

JHR 

JHS 

JHT 

JHU 

JHV 

JHW 
JHX 


Company — Continued. 
The  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)  requests 
the  pleasure  of  your  company  to  din- 
ner _.i DKX 

— The  pleasure  of  your  company. 

— Very  glad  of  your  company. 

— Vessel,  or,  Ship  may  part  company. 

What  company  do  you  belong  to? iq 

When  did  you  part  company — from?.m 

— Will  you  give  me  the  pleasure  of  your 
company  at  — ? 

COMPARE-D-JSON. 

— Comparative-ly. 
Should  like  to  have  another  comparison, 

GV 

Wish  to  get  a  rate  for  my  chronometer; 
will  you  give  me  a  comparison?... gu 

Compartment. 
Bow  compartment hce 

— Engine-room  compartment. 
— Stoke-hold  compartment. 
— Water-tight  compartment. 

Compass. 

( For  Compass  Signals,  seepages  45  and 

46.) 
Note. — Unless  otherwise  indicated, 
bearings  if  in  points  and  half  points 
are  to  be  understood  as  Compass 
Bearings,  i.  e. ,  bearings  as  shown  by 
the  compass  and  uncorrected  for  local 
attraction  or  variation.  But  when 
shown  in  degrees  they  are  to  be  under- 
stood as  Magnetic  Bearings. 

— Adjust-ed-ing  compasses. 
Are  your   bearings  true  or  magnetic 
bearings? gbd 

— Are  your  compasses  adjusted? 

Azimuth  compass .fqe 

Bearings  by  compass  are  — gbh 

Boat's  compass grv 

— Compass  bearing  (i.  e.  the  bearing  shown 
by  the  compass  and  uncorrected  for 
either  deviation  or  variation). 
— Compass  card. 
— Compass  signals  in  degrees. 
— Compass  signals    in  points    and    half 

points. 
—Compasses  not  adjusted  lately. 
— Compensation  of  compass. 
— Deviation  of  compass. 
— Deviation  table. 
— Floating,  or,  Liquid  compass. 
■Gimbal  of  a  compass. 

Have  you  an  azimuth  compass? pqh 

•Ha-"e  you  any  local  attraction  (or,  devi- 
ation) ? 
— Have  you  taken  observations  for  varia- 
tion? 
— I  am  using  variation  of — degrees. 

I  have  an  azimuth  compass fqi 

— I  have  no  cargo  to  disturb  my  com- 
passes. 
— I  have  had  no  observations  for  varia- 
tion lately. 
■Is  there  any  variation? 
— Magnetic  bearing, 
Note. — Magnetic  bearings  are  compass 
bearings  corrected  for  deviation. 


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compass- 

CONCERN. 

Compass—  Continued. 

Complete — Continued. 

JHY 

— Must  be  swung  to  adjust  compasses. 

JKQ 

— I  shall  be  complete  in. 

JHZ 

— My  compasses  were  adjusted  at  — . 

JKR 

— Must  be  complete-d*— with. 

JIA 

— No  variation. 

JKS 

— Report  when  finished  (or,  complete-d) — 

Point.     (Of  compass) tnl 

with. 

JIB 

— Pole,  or.  Standard  compass. 

JKT 

— When  completed. 

JIC 

— Prismatic  compass. 

JKU 

— When  will  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  be 

JID 

— Put  a  compass  in  the  boat. 

complete? 

JIE 

— Ship's  head  by  compass — is  — . 

JKV 

— When  you  are  complete — with. 

JIF 

— Steer  course  indicated  by  compass  signal. 

JKW 

— Will  take  time — to  complete. 

JIG- 

— Thomson's  (Kelvin)  patent  compass. 

JKX 

— With  complete  success. 

JIH 

— True  bearing  (i.  e.  compass  bearing  cor- 

rected for  deviation  and  variation. 

JKY 

Complicate-d-ing-ion. 

All  bearings  are  to  be  reckoned  from 

the  vessel  making  the  signal). 

JKZ 

COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ART. 

JIK 

— Variation  of  the  compass. 

Make  my  compliments — to RIM 

JIL 

— Vessel  indicated  bears. 

JIM 

— Was  swung  for  adjustiujui  of   com- 

JLA 

COMPLY-IED-ING.      To  COMPLY. 

passes  at — . 

JLB 

— Can  comply — with. 

"What  is  the.  bearing  by  compass?  -.gbm 

JLC 

— Can  not  comply — with. 

JIN 

— What  is  the  variation? 

JLD 

— Comply  with  request  (or,  signal). 

JIO 

— What  is  your  deviation? 

JLE 

— In  compliance  with. 

JIP 

— What  variation  do  you  allow? 

Request  can  be  complied  with usp 

j  JIQ 

— When,  or,  Where  were  your  compasses 

JLP 

— Shall  be  complied  with. 

last  adjusted? 

Sorry  I  am  unable  to  comply  with  your 

JIR 

Compel  -  led  -  ling  -  pulsion.     (See   also 

JLG 

— Vessel  (or  person  indicated)  is  not  Pble 

Bound  and  Oblige.) 

to  comply. 

JIS 

— Am  I  compelled  by  law  to  have  a  pilot? 

JIT 

— Can  not  be  compelled. 

JIU 

— Compelled  them  to. 

JLH 

COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION. 

JIV 

— Not  without  compulsion. 

A  squadron  (give  nationality)  composed 

Vessel  indicated  was  compelled  to  bear 

of  —  ships  passed  in  sight wpf 

JIW 

up                                GBX 

Antif  ouling  composition -  -  enz 

Of  how  many  ships  was  the  squadron 

— Will  be  compelled. 

seen  composed? -..vxm 

JIX 

COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION. 

Compensation  of  compass jhm 

JLI 

— To  be  composed  of. 

JLK 

Compound-ed-ing. 

JIY 

COMPETE-ITION. 

JLM 

— Compound  engine. 

JIZ 

COMPETENT-CE-CY. 

JLN 

Comprehend-ed-ing.    To  comprehend. 

Certificate  of  competency ihq 

Comprehend  the  communication  per- 

Have you,  or,  Has  — (person  indicated) 

fectly  JEW 

the  proper  certificate  of  competency? 

IJA 

JLO 

— Do  you,  or,  Does  he  (01 — person  indi- 
cated) comprehend  (or,  understand)? 

JKA 

COMPLAIN-ED-ING. 

JLP 

— Not  sufficiently  comprehensible.    It  is 

Cause  of  complaint -IFP 

impossible  to  comprehend. 

JKB 

— Have,  or,  Has  made  a  complaint. 

JKC 

— No  complaint — of. 

JLQ 

COMPRESS-ED-ING.      TO  COMPRESS. 

Passengers,  or,  Crew  sick  with  infectious 

Air-compressing  pump    dvy 

Compressed  air dwm 

JKD 

Complement. 

JLR 

Compressor. 

JKE 

—Short  of  complement. 

JKF 

—What  is  your  complement? 

JLS 
JLT 

COMPROMISE-D-ING. 

— Do  not  compromise  yourself. 

JKG 

COMLETE-D-ING.      TO  COMPLETE— WITH. 

JKH 

— Completely-ion. 
Are  all  your  bills  of  lading  complete 

JLU 

COMPULSORY-ION. 

Not  without  compulsion jiv 

Pilotage  is  compulsory -  -  tjo 

JKI 

and  signed?. »kq 

— Are  you  complete? 

JLV 

CONCEAL-ED-ING-MENT. 

JKL 

Arrangement  completed ewx 

— Can  you  complete? 

JLW 

CONCEDE-D-ING. 

JKM 
JKN 

—Complete  refit  necessary. 
— Complete  with  coal. 

JLX 

CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y. 

JKO 

— Complete  with  water. 
Engines  completely  disabled -M<3 

JLY 

Concentrate-d-ing-ion. 

JKP 

—I  am  (or  vessel  indicated  is)  a  complete 
wreck. 

JLZ 

CONCERN-ED-ING. 

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Part  II. 


CONCERT— CONGRESS. 


JMA 
JMB 


JMC 
JMD 
JME 


JMF 
JMG 
JMH 
JMI 

JMK 
JML 

JMN 
JMO 

JMP 

JMQ 
JMR 

JMS 

JMT 

JMU 

JMV 

JMW 

JMX 


JMY 


JMZ 

JNA 
JNB 

JNC 

JND 

JNE 

JNF 
JNG 
JNH 

JNI 


CONCEET-ED-ING. 

— In  concert  with. 
Shall  w&act  in  concert? din 

Concession. 

conciliate-d-tion. 

concise-ly-ness. 
Be  more  concise  in  your  communica- 
tion  JFO 

CONCLUDE-D-ING.   To  'CONCLUDE. 

— Conclusion-ive. 
— Not  yet  concluded. 
— Shall  conclude. 

CONDEMN-ED-ING. 

-Condemned  as  unseaworthy. 

Condemned  by  Lloyd's  agent qwf 

■Condemned  stores. 

•Have  condemned  a  part  of  my  provisions. 

CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION.      To  CONDENSE. 

— Condenser. 

— Condenser  broken  (damaged,  or,  out  of 
order). 

— Condenser  pipes. 

— Condenser  tubes. 

— Condenser  tubes  burst. 

— Condenser  tubes  choked  (or,  salted). 

— Condenser  tubes  leaking. 

— Condenser  tubes  out  of  order. 

Condensing  boiler  burst gwt 

Condensing  boiler  damaged owu 

Condensing  boiler  tubes  burst tde 

Jet  condenser pvh 

Surface  condenser xfw 

Surface  condenser  out  of  order xfy 

Condition.     (See  also  State.) 
Are  you,  or,  Is —  (vessel  indicated)  in  a 

condition  to  proceed? an 

Bad  condition fqz 

Condition  of  cargo iak 

Do  you  think  we  ought  to  pass  a  vessel 

in  this  distressed  condition? ne 

Good  condition oeb 

I  am  not  in  a  condition  for  action.  -  .dit 

— In  what  condition — is  — ? 

Passed  a  derelict  vessel,  apparently  in 

good    condition;    hull    well    out    of 

water;  dangerous  to  navigation,  .kvs 

— What  condition? 

What  condition  is  the  cargo  in? ibh 

—What  is  the  condition  (state)  of—? 

Condition-al-ally.     (Agreement.) 
—On,  or,  upon  condition. 
Unconditional-ly ygu 

Condor  (Coin) atg 

Conduct-ed-ing.    To  conduct. 

Bad  conduct . Fra 

— Conductor. 
—Gallant  Conduct. 

■Good  conduct. 

Lightning  conductor qTJ 

Nonconductor-ing ___  SIZ 

The  conductor  (or,  guard). 


JNK 

JNL 
JNM 

JNO 
JNP 

JNQ 

JNR 
JNS 

JNT 

JNU 
JNV 


JNW 
JNX 

JNY 

JNZ 


JOA 
JOB 

JOC 

JOD 
JOE 


JOE 
JOG 
JOH 

JOI 

JOK 

JOL 

JOM 

JON 
JOP 

JOQ 

JOR 
JOS 

JOT 

JOU 

JOV 

JOW 
JOX 

JOY 


JOZ 
J  PA 


Condy's  Fluid.    Crimson  Fluid. 

Cone. 

— North  cone  hoisted. 
— South  cone  hoisted. 
— Steam  cone. 

Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy- 

confer-red-ring-ence. 

confess-ed-ing-ion-edly. 

Confidence-^ 
— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  confident. 
— Confiaen  ciai-ly. 
Confidential  report  (or,  communicativ.j;, 

JFX 

Following  signal  (or,  communication) 

is  confidential  (or,  private) hx 

— Have  you  any  confidence  in  —  ? 

— No  confidence  in  (or,  dependence  upon). 

Confine-d-ing. 

Close  confinement ruv 

— Confinement. 
Keep  him   (or,  them)  in  close  confine- 
ment   pyu 

Confirm-ed-ing-ation. 
—Confirmation,    or,    Ratification    takes 
place  at  —  (or,  on  —  ) . 
-Is  it  confirmed  that  (vessel  indicated) 
has  foundered  ? 
— Is  there  any  confirmation  ? 
-News,  or.  Report,  or,  Information  is 

confirmed. 
Officially  confirmed  (or,  certified)... ijf 
-Report  requires  confirmation. 
-Want-ed-ing  confirmation. 
-Want  official  confirmation. 

confiscate-d-ing-ion. 

Conflagration. 

conflict-ed-ing. 
— Conflicting  reports. 

CONFORM-ED-ING-ABLE-Y-ITY. 

— In  conformity  with. 

CONFUSE-D-ING-ION. 

Avoid-ed-ing  confusion fov 

•In  great  confusion. 
— Without  the  least  confusion. 

Congest -ed-ing-ion. 

Congo  (Kongo)  State.    Colors. 

Congratulate-d-ing-ion.  \ 

Allow  me  to  congratulate  you dza 

•Congratulate-d-ing  you. 

— To  congratulate  you. 

Congress.     (See  also  Parliament.  ) 
Act  of  Congress  (or,  Parliament) ...Die 
By  an  act  of  Congress  (or,  Parliament), 
„     „  die 

—Has  Congress  (or,  Parliament)  met  ? 

— Member  of  Congress. 


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JPB 


JPC 
JPD 

JPE 
JPF 

JPG 
JPH 

JPI 
JPK 


JPL 

JPM 

JPN 

JPO 

JPQ 

JPR 

JPS 

JPT 

JPU 
JPV 
JPW 

JPX 

JPY 
JPZ 


JQA 
JQB 
JQC 

JQD 
JQE 
JQF 

JQG 
JQH 
JQI 
JQK 

JQL 

JQM 


Congress — Continued. 
Congress,    Parliament,    Assembly    {or 
other  legislative  body)  adjourns  {or, 

adjourned)  on  the — fei 

Congress,  Parliament,  Assembly  {or 
other  legislative  body)  is  dissolved-FEJ 
— Congress,  Parliament,  Assembly  {or 
other  legislative  body)  met  {or,  meets) 
on  the  — . 
Recent  act  of  Congress,  Parliament, 
Assembly  {or  other  legislative  body), 

DIL 

Conical. 

— Conical  buoy. 

Conn-ed-ing. 

— Conning  tower. 

Connect-ed-ing-ion. 

— Connect  your  screw  propeller,  or,  pad- 
dles. 
Connected  with. 
— Connecting  rod. 

Connecting-rod  bolts  broken gxv 

Connecting-rod  brasses  broken  {or,  out 
of  order)  -_ heb 

conntve-ance. 

conquer-ed-ing. 

Conscious. 

conscript-ion. 

consecrate-ed-ing.    consecration. 

consecutive-ly. 

Consent-ed-ing — to.      {See  also  Permit 

and  Agree.  ) 
— Can  not,  or,  Will  not  consent   (permit 

it). 
— Have,  or,  Has  consented. 
— I  will  consent. 

— Vessel  {or  person  indicated)  consents. 
Will  you  {or  persons  indicated)  consent 

{or,  agree)  ? dug 

— Would  not  consent. 

Consequence-t-ly. 

— Happened  in  consequence  of.      Occa- 
sioned by. 
Heave-to,  or  take  the  consequences -OSG 
— In  consequence  of. 
— Of  not  much  consequence. 
— Of  the  utmost  consequence  {or,  impor- 
tance). 
— The  consequence  will  be. 
— Took  place  in  consequence  of. 
— What  was  the  consequence? 

Consider-ed-ing.    To  consider. 
— Consider  it  {or,  them)  necessary. 
— Considerable  fault  found— with. 
— Considerable-y. 

Considerable,  sea up 

— Considerate-ly-ion. 
—Do  you  consider,  or,  Have  you  consid- 
ered? 

Do  you  consider  leak  dangerous? Qi 


JQN 

JQO 

JQP 
JQR 


JQS 

JQT 

JQU 
JQV 

JQW 


JQX 
JQY 
JQZ 

JRA 
JRB 
JRC 

JRD 

JRE 

JRP 

JRG 
JRH 
JRI 
JRK 

JRL 
JRM 
JRN 
JRO 
JRP 

JRQ 

JRS 

JRT 


JRU 
JRV 
JRW 
JRX 

JRY 


Consider— Continued: 
— For  consideration — of  — . 

Furnace  considered  dangerous klb 

— Has  been  considered. 

Hurricane  did  considerable  damage  .pak 

Is,  or,  Are  not  considered. 

Shall,  or,  Will  consider. 

There  has  been  so  much  fog  as  to  cause 
considerable  detention ngl 

Under  consideration yhd 


Consign-ed-ing-to.    To  consign. 

To  whom  is  your  cargo  consigned?- ..ibn 
— Whom  are  you  {or  vessel  indicated)  con- 
signed to? 
— Consignee. 
— Consignment. 

CONSIST-ED-INQ — OF. 

Cargo  consists  of  — hzr 

Fleet  consists  of  — nel 

Consols. 

Consort. 

Conspicuously -ness-ity. 
I  can  not  make  out  your  flags;  hoist 
them  in  a  more  conspicuous  position, 

owl 
Conspire-d-ing-acy-ator. 

Constable-ulary. 

Constant-ly-cy. 
Reinforcements  constantly  arriving, 

uom 
Constitute-d-ing.    Constituent. 

Constitution-al-ally. 

Constrain-ed-ing. 

Construct-ed-ing-ion. 

— Constructor. 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  constructed. 

— Shall,  or,  Will  be  constructed, 

Consul- ar. 

— Consul  General. 

— Consul  is  absent. 

— Consular  Court. 

— The  consul  is  desired  to  come  {or,  send) 

on  board. 
— Vice-consul,  or,  Consular  Agent. 

Consulate. 

Consult-ation — WITH. 

After  a  consultation. dqn 

Consult  captain hwv 

Consult  Lloyd's  agent qwg 

— Consult  owner. 

— Consult  underwriters. 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  consulted. 

— Shall,  or,  Will  be  consulted. 

CONSUME-D-ING-PTION. 

What  is  your  consumption  of  coal  per 
hour  full  speed?.- ixm 


206 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


Part  IL 


CONSUMPTIVE— CONVOY. 


JRZ 
JSA 

JSB 
JSC 


JSD 

JSE 
JSF 

jsg 


JSH 

JSI 

JSK 

JSL 
JSM 


JSN 
JSO 

JSP 

JSQ 

JSR 
JST 

JSU 
JSV 

JSW 
JSX 


JSY 

JSZ 

JTA 
JTB 
JTC 


Consumptive. 

Contact. 

Electro  contact — -.lve 

Electro  contact  mine lvp 


Contagion-ious. 
A  contagious  disease  on  board  (or  at 

place  indicated) gpq 

— Contagious  disease. 
Disease,  or,  Sickness  is  contagious  -_vb 
Disease,  or,  Sickness  is  not  contagious, 

vc 
Is  the  sickness  contagious? -- -  va 


contain-ed-ing. 

Contend-ed-ing-tion. 

content-ed-ing-edly-ment. 

Contents. 

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

Open  telegram  for  me  and  signal  its 
contents wx 

Shall  I  open  your  telegram  and  signal 
its  contents? xc 

CONTEST-ED-ING. 
CONTINENT-AL-LY. 
CONTINGENT-CY. 
CONTINUE-D-ING-ATION-AL-OUS. 

— Continue.your  present  course.   Stand  on. 
If  it  continues  to  blow goh 

If  the  wind  continues  as  at  present.ZER 

Conto.     (Money) ath 

Contraband. 

— Contraband  goods. 

Conteact-ed-ing-ion. 
Contract  built hld 

— Contractor. 


Contradict-ed-ing.    Contradiction. 
— Contradict  the  report. 

Contradictory. 

It  has  not  been  contradicted. 

Contrary. 
-Contrary  to  order. 

Contrary  to  regulations uog 

Delayed  by  contrary  winds.    Detained 

by  contrary  winds ksd 

■On  the  contrary. 

Contrast-ed-ing. 

Contribute-d-ing-ion — TO. 
— Liberal  contribution. 
— Will  you  (or  person 
tribute? 


JTD 
JTE 
JTP 

JTG 

JTH 


JTI 

JTK 

JTL 


JTM 
JTN 
JTO 
JTP 
JTQ 

JTR 

JTS 


JTU 

JTV 

JTW 
JTX 

JTY 

JTZ 
JUA 
JUB 

JUC 
JUD 
JDE 
JUF 

JUG 

JUH 


JUI 

JUK 

JUL 

JUM 

JUN 


Contrive-d-ing-ance. 
— Can  you  contrive? 

— How  do  (or,  did)  you  contrive  (or,  man- 
age)— to? 
— Must  contrive. 

Control-led-ling-ler. 

Not  under  control _.jed 

Not  under  control  light  (lamp,  or,  lan- 
tern)  JEC 

Note. — Not  under  control  signal  is  two 
black  balls  or  shapes  vertical. 


Controversy.     (Discussion) ... ldy 

CONTUSE-D-ING-ION. 

CONVALESCENT-CE. 

CONVENIENT-LY-CE. 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 
you  (or,  — )as  soon  as  convenient _dlb 

Anchor  as  convenient ky 

As  convenient pae 

As  many  as  convenient pax 

As  soon  as  convenient pbl 

— If  convenient 

— Is  there  a  convenient  watering  place? 

— It  will  be  a  great  convenience. 

— When  most  convenient. 

— Will  it  be  convenient? 

Convent. 

convention-al-ly. 
Geneva  Convention nxs 

Geneva  Convention  flag  (Plate  I[)..nxt 

Converse-d-ing-ation — with. 
— A  conversation  with. 

Convert-ed-ing-ible. 

Convey-ed-ing-ance — to. 
Ambulance  required  to  convey  a  patient 
to  hospital edy 

— Are    there    any  public  conveyances — 

to—  ? 
— By  the  first  conveyance. 
— For  conveyance — to  — . 
— No  conveyances — to  — . 

Convict-ed-ing-ion.    To  convict. 
— Convict  (a  convict). 
— Will  be  convicted. 
— Will  not  be  convicted. 

CONVINCE-D-ING. 
CONVOY-ED-ING.      TO  CONVOY. 

All  ships  of  the  convoy  are  to  rejoin 
company Code  Flag  over  y 

By,  or,  With  the  convoy hpj 

— Convoy  (a  convoy). 

Convoy  is  ahead. 
— Convoy  is  astern. 
— Convoy  is  from. 
— Convoy  is  going  to. 

Convoy  to  disperse  and  make  for  destin- 
ation   is 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


207 


CONVOY— CORVETTE. 


JUO 


JUP 


JUQ 

JUR 
JUS 

JUT 
JUV 
JUW 

JUX 
JUY 
JUZ 
JVA 


JVB 
JVC 
JVD 
JVE 

JVF 

JVG 

JVH 

JVI 
JVK 

JVL 
JVM 

JVN 

JVO 


JVP 

JVQ 
JVR 
JVS 
JVT 

JVU 


Convoy—  Continued. 

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

Convoy  to  keep  ahead  of  escort ..  -  iu 

Convoy  to  keep  as  close  as  possible .  .iv 

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)- ...iy 

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

—Convoy  will  assemble  at  port  (or  plaee 
indicated). 

Convoy  will  leave  at —  (time  to  follow), 

QKM 

Convoy  will  leave-on —  (day  to  follow), 

QKN 

— Convoy  will  rendezvous  at  — ,  on  the  — . 

Convoy  will  rendezvous  in  —  (latitude 
and  longitude  indicated) uqn 

Do  not  go  through  (or,  near)  —  (place 
indicated)  without  a  convoy? J  a 

Do  you  belong  to  the  convoy gev 

—Have  you,  or,  Has  —  (vessel  indicated) 

seen  convoy? 
— How  was  convoy  steering? 
— I  belong  to  the  convoy  of  —   (ships 

indicated). 
— Is,  or,  Has  the  convoy? 
— It  is  a  convoy  of  — . 
— Of,  or,  From  the  convoy. 

Strange  vessel  following  convoy. _.wyv 
— When  did  the  convoy? 
— "When  will  the  convoy? 
— Where  is  the  convoy  from? 
— Where  is  the  convoy  going? 

With  the  convoy.     By  the  convoy. .  hpj 


Cook. 

— Cook  house. 

— Cook-ed  provisions. 

— Cooking  range,  or,  Copper. 


cool-ed-ing-ly-ness. 

Coolie. 

Coop-ed-ing. 

Cooper-age. 
— Cooper's  tools. 

COOPERATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE. 

— Cooperative  society. 
— Shall  we  cooperate? 

Copaiba.    (Drug.) 

Copeck.    (Coin) 


-ATW 


COPPER-ED-ING-Y. 

Copper,  or,  Cooking  range JVE 

— Copperplate. 

— Copper  punt: 

— Coppersmith.  -, 

—Rubbed  off  the  copper. 

Sulphate  of  copper ";~XDF 

—When  was  your  ship  last  coppered? 


JVW 


JVX 

JVY 

JVZ 

JWA 

JWB 

JWC 

JWD 


JWE 
JWP 


JWG 

JWH 

JWI 

JWK 

JWL 
JWM 
JWN 

JWO 

JWP 

JWQ 

JWR 

JWS 

JWT 

JWU 
JWV 

JWX 

JWY 
JWZ 


JXA 
JXB 


JXC 

JXD 

JXE 
JXP 

JXG 

JXH 

JXI 


Copperas. 
Copra 


Copy-ied-ing.    To  copy. 

—Copy.    (A  copy.) 

— Copy  will  be  wanted. 

— Have,  or,  Has  a  copy — of. 

— Have  you  a  copy — of? 

— I  have  no  copy. 

— Take,  or,  Make  a  copy  (or,  duplicate). 


Coral  line. 
— Coral  reef. 


Cord-ed-ing-age. 
— Cordage  in  lengths. 

Cordite. 

corea-n  (korea-n).    korean  colors. 

Cork. 

—Cork  buoy. 
— Cork  jacket. 

Corn. 
Indian  corn phx 

Corned.    (Salted. ) 

Corner. 

Coroner. 
Awaiting  coroner's  inquest fpd 

— Coroner's  inquest. 

Corporal. 


Corporate-ion. 
— Corporation  of  — . 

Corps. 
Army  Service  Corps 

Corpse. 


Correct-ed-ing. 

Account  sent  is  correct det 

Account  sent  is  incorrect r deu 

— Correct-ly. 

— Is  it  correct? 
Is  my  present  course  a  correct  one? 
(Course  to  follow,  if  necessary) ..  .jzf 

Is  the  latitude  correct? qhs 

Is  the  longitude  correct? qzb 

Is  your  list  of  ships  correct? qvi 

— News,  or,  Report,  or,  Information  is  not 
correct. 

— Not  correct. 

Correspond-ed-ing. 
— Correspondent-ence. 

corrode-d-ing-sion-sive. 

Corrupt-ed-ing-ion-ness. 

Corvette. 


208 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


COST— COUNTERMAND. 

JXK 

COST-LY — OF. 

Could — Continued. 

JXL 

—What  will  it  cost? 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  have 

I  think  I  could 

BRL 
-XQF 

.JXM 

Costa  Rica-n.    Costa  Rican  Colors. 

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

indi- 

-BYF 

JXN 

Cot. 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

ihdi- 

JXO 

cated)  could  (or,  might)  not 

If  I  could  (or,  might) 

BYG 
-BZD 

— Send  cot. 

If  I  could  (or,  might)  not 

--BZE 

JXP 

Cottage. 

If  they  could  (or,  might) 

If  they  could  (or,  might)  not 

CAJ 

-CAL 

JXQ 

Cottager. 

If  we  could  (or,  might) 

-CBD 

If  we  could  (or,  might)  not 

.   CBE 

JXR 

Cotton. 

If  you  could  (or,  might) 

-CBU 

JXS 

Bales  of  cotton ftc 

If  you  could  (or,  might)  not 

It,  etc.    (See  He,  above. ) 

It  could  (or,  might)  be  done 

CBV 

-BNM 

— Cotton  crop. 

JXT 

— Cotton  seed. 

It  could  (or,  might)  not  be  done  . . 

-BNO 

JXU 

—Cotton  twist. 

Nothing  could - 

--SKB 

JXV 

— Cotton  waste  (or,  tow). 

She,  "etc.     (See  He,  above. ) 

Gun  cotton ojr. 

That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  -- 

-CKU 

JXW 

— Is  cotton  freight  to  be  obtained? 

That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  be 

.CKV 

That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  not  be, 

JXY 

— Manufactured  cottons.     Cotton  goods. 

There  could  (or,  might) 

CKW 
.CMN 

JXZ 

COUGH-ED-ING. 

There  could  (or,  might)  be 

-CMO 

Whooping  (hooping)  cough oxt 

There  could  (or,  might)  not  be  ..- 
They  could  (or,  might) 

-CMP 
-BLN 

JYA 

Coulomb.  (Measure  of  electrical  quantity. ) 

They  could  (or,  might)  be 

They  could  (or,  might)  not 

BHR 
.-BLO 

Could  (or,  Might) bkz 

They  could  (or,  might)  not  be .. 

--BHS 

Could,  or,  Might  be ---BFL 

We  could  (or,  might) -     - 

-BLP 

Could,  or,  Might  do  (or,  be  done)-_BMA 

We  could  (or,  might)  be 

--BIK 

Could,  or,  Might  have bqj 

We  could  (or,  might)  not 

-BLQ 

Could,  or,  Might  have  been-    bfm 

We  could  (or,  might)  not  be 

--B1M 

Could,  or,  Might  have  done   (or,  been 

What,  or,  Which  could  (or,  might)?  .cqa 

done) --     -  bmc 

When  could  (or,  might)?  - 

,-CRA 

Could,  or,  Might  have  had bqk 

Where  could  (or,  might)?  - 

-CSW 

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

Who  could  (or,  might)? ---- 

-CUM 

or  things  indicated)  be? _bto 

Why  could  (or,  might)  not? 

.-CVF 

Could,  or,  Might  he  (she,  it,.x)r  persons 

You  could  (or,  might) 

..BLR 

or  things  indicated)  not  be? btp 

You  could  (or,  might)  be  ---   

_.B,7A 

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

You  could  (or,  might)  not  -- 

-BLS 

Could,  or,  Might  I  (my,  mine)? blc 

You  could  (or,  might)  not  be  .-. 

_.BJC 

Could,  or,  Might  not bld 

Could,  or,  Might  not  be bfn 

JYB 

Council. 

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

JYC 

— Council  of  war. 

BMD 

Privy  Council 

-TWQ 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have bql 

Could,  or.  Might  not  have  been bfo 

JYD 

Counsel  led-ling-lor. 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  done  (or,  been 

done).- bme 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  had bqm 

JYE 
JYF 
JYG 
JYH 

Count-ed-ing.    To  count. 

— Can  not  count. 

— Did  you  count? 

— Have,  or,  Has  counted. 

Could,  or,  Might  that  (or,  this)? ble 

Could,  or,  Might  the? blf 

Could,  or,  Might  there  be? bfp 

Could,  or,  Might  these  (or,  those)?  _blg 

Could,  or,  Might  they  (their-s)? blh 

JYI 

Countenance-d-ing. 

Could,  or,  Might  we  (ours)? bli 

Could,  or,  Might  you  (your-s)? blj 

JYK 

Counter. 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

--STO 

cated)  could  (or,  might) buf 

Engine  counter 

_.MAZ 

He,  She,  It  (or  person  s  or  things  indi- 

cated) could  (or,  might)  not BUG 

JYL 

Counteract-ed-ing-ion. 

How  could  (or,  might)? ---     bxk 

I  am  sure  I  could _.  _,xfm 

JYM 

Counterbalance-d  -ing. 

I  could  (or,  might) -  -  _.blk 

I  could  (or,  might)  be bfz 

JYN 

Counterfeit-ed-ing. 

I  could  (or,  might)  have.-- brk 

I  could  (or,  might)  not .blm 

JYO 

Countermand-ed-ing. 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  be _bga 

JYP 

— Previous  orders  are  all  countermanded. 

...j 

Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


209 


COUNTERMINE— CRACK. 

JYQ 

COUNTERMINE-D-ING. 

Course — Continued. 

JYR 

— Countermining  launch. 

JZP 

— What  course  shall  you  (or,  will  they) 
steer? 

JYS 

COUNTERSIGN-ED-ING. 

JZQ 

— What  course  were  you  (or,  they)  steer- 
ing? 
— What  is  the  course  to  — 1 

Counterweight zbd 

JZR- 

When  do  you  intend  to  alter  course  ?.ecx 
When  I  alter  course  to-night  I  will  show 

SYT 

Countess. 

alight <jw 

JYU 

COUNTRY. 

When  will  you  alter  course? _ecy 

North  country  coal ..... rxp 

JZS 

— When  you  alter  course  (or,  tack)  to- 
,   night  show  a  light. 

JYV 

County. 

.  JYW 

— County  court. 

JZT 

Courses.    (Sails. ) 
Fore  course.. niv 

JYX 

COUP-DE-MAIN. 

Main  course -RGQ 

Mizzen  course rwp 

JYZ 

COUPLE-D-ING. 

JZU 

— Set  the  courses. 

JZA 

— Couple  of — 
Coupling  bolts  broken .  gxw 

JZV 

— Shift  a  course. 

Shaft  coupling  bolts  broken gyf 

JZW 

Course.    Op  course. 
As  a  matter  of  course pac 

Courage-ous-ly.    {Bravery) i.hef 

JZX 

Court. 

JZB 

Courier. 

Admiralty  court dlr 

Consular  court jro 

JZC 

Course.     (See  also  Steer.  ) 

County  court.. jyw 

Alter  course 1 ebu 

JZY 

— Court-martial. 

JZD 

— Alter  course  one  point  (or  number  indi- 

KAB 

— Court  of  arbitration. 

cated)  to  port. 

KAC 

— Court  of  inquiry. 

JZE 

—Alter  course  one  point  (or  number  indi- 

KAD 

— Court  of  law. 

cated)  to  starboard. 

Naval  Court sen 

— Alter  course  to  —  (point  indicated)  .we 

Police  court  (or,  station) tnx 

,JZF 

— Am  I  steering  a  proper  course?    Is  my 

present  course  a  correct  one  (indicate 

KAE 

CoURTESY-OUS-LY. 

the  course  steered,  if  necessary)  1 

Change  your  course iks 

KAF 

Cove,  or,  Bight. 

— Continue  your  present  course.     Stand 

on  _ JSM 

KAG 

COVER-ED-ING. 

JZG 

— Course  and  distance. 

KAH 

— Are  you,  or,  Is  —  {person  indicated)  cov- 

JZH 

— Course  to  be  followed. 

ered? 

JZI 

— Do  not  stand  too  far  on  your  present 

Cylinder  cover kib 

course. 

Cylinder  cover  broken    kio 

JZK 

— How  long  may  we  stand  on  our  present 

High-pressure  cylinder  cover..  _  _ouv 

course? 

KAI 

— High-pressure  cylinder  cover  broken. 

I  do  not  intend  altering  course  for  the 

Intermediate-pressure    cylinder   cover, 

present  (or,  until — ) eci 

PQT 

I  shall  alter  course ecj 

KAJ 

— Intermediate-pressure    cylinder    cover 

I  shall  not  alter  course eck 

broken. 

I  think  we  had  better  alter  course  to  ■*- 

KAL 

— Low-pressure  cylinder  cover. 

(point  indicated) ecl 

KAM 

— Low-pressure  slide  jacket  cover  broken. 

I  will  show  a  light  to-night  when  I  alter 

KAN 

— Packing  ring  of  cylinder  cover  broken. 

KAO 

— Under  cover — of. 

Is  my  present  course  a  correct  one?    Am 

I  steering  a  proper  course  (indicate 

KAP 

Cow. 

the  course  steered,  if  necessary)  I-.jzf 

JZL 

— Out  of  the  course  of  — . 

KAQ 

COWARD-LY-ICE. 

Steer  course  indicated  by  compass  sig- 

Coxswain.    Cockswain _.  iyv 

nal  ...      '- JIF 

Storm  center  in  —  (direction  indicated). 

KAR 

Crab. 

probable  course  toward  —  (direction 

KAS 

Crack-ed-ing. 

JZM 

— The  course  steered  is  the  best  for  the 

KAT 

— Cylinder  cracked. 

present  (or  until  time  indicated) . 

KAU 

— High-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

JZN 

— The  same  course. 

of  order). 

Vessel  indicated  has  altered  course  .ecu 

KAV 

— Intermediate-pressure  cylinder  cracked 

KAW 

(or,  out  of  order) . 
— Low-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

We  had  better  alter  course  to  —  (point 

of  order). 

JZO  ' 

—What  course  are  you  (or,  they)  steering? 

KAX 

— Piston  rod  cracked  (or,  broken) . 

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CRAFT— CROOKED. 

KAY 

Craft-y-ily-iness. 

Crew— Continued. 
Crew  have  appealed  to  the  authorities, 

Craft.    (Vessel) 

YPW 

PNE 

KAZ 

— Fishing  craft  (boat  or,  vessel) . 

KCP 

— Crew  (number  to  be  shown)  have  left  the 

kba 

— Native  craft. 

ship. 

KBC 

— Small  craft. 

KCQ 

— Crew  have  mutinied.  - 

KBD 

— Suspicious  craft. 

KCR 

— Crew  healthy. 

Vessel  seen  (or,  indicated)  is  native  ship 

KCS 

— Crew  imprisoned. 

(or,  craft) 

SEG 

KCT 
KCU 

Crew  not  all  on  board.-, dya 

— Crew  not  heard  of. 

— Crew  refuse  to  go  on  board. 

KBE 

Cramp-ed. 

KCV 
KCW 

— Crew  saved. 
— Crew  sick. 

KBF 

Crane. 

Crew,  or,  .Passengers  sick  with  infec- 

Anchor crane  .  -  

EGZ 

tious  complaint PCX 

KBG 

— Steam  crane. 

KCX 
KCY 

— Crew  will  not  leave  the  vessel. 
— Crew  will  not  pass. 

KBH 

Crank.     (Machinery. ) 

Foreign  crew nkp 

Crank  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of 

order) , 

HEC 

KCZ 

— Full  crew. 
Gun's  crew      -  ojy 

KBI 

— Crank  broken. 

Gunner's  crew ._ okq 

KBJ 

— Crank  frame. 

Have  lost  all  boats ;  can  you  take  crew 

KBL 

— Crank  head. 

off? NI 

KBM 

— Crank  pin. 

KDA 

— Have  shipwrecked  crew  on  board;  will 

KBN 

— Crank-pin  brasses  broken. 

you  let  me    transfer  them  to  you? 

KBO 

— Crank  pin  broken. 

(Number  to  follow.) 

KBP 

— Crank  shaft. 

KDB 

— Have  you  any  tidings  of  the  crew? 

KBQ 

— Crank  shaft  broken  (or,  defective). 

Have  you  fallen  in  with  crew  of  dere- 

KBR 

— Crank  webs  loose. 

lict? -         MRT 

I  am  sinking   (or,  on  fire);    send   all 

KBS 

Crank-ness.     ( Unstable. ) 

available   boats  to  save   passengers 

KBT 

— Ship  (indicated)  is  very  crank. 

KDC 

and  crew no 

— Native  crew. 

KBU 

Crater. 

KDE 

— Not  safe  to  go  on  with  the  crew  as,  at, 
present. 

KBV 

Cream. 

KDF 

— Part  of  the  crew  (indicate  the  number). 

Cream  of  tartar 

XKW 

KDG 

— Police  (or  other) authorities  have  decided 
against  the  crew. 

KBW 

Create-d-ing-or. 

KDH 

— Police  (or  other)  authorities  have  taken 
some  of  the  crew  out  of  the  ship. 

KBX 

Credential.- 

KDI 

— Relieve-d-ing,  Relief  crew. 

KBY 

— Credentials  are  satisfactory. 

Send  lifeboat  to  save  crew .fj 

KBZ 

— Credentials  not  satisfactory. 

Send  boats  to  take  off  the  crew gup 

Have  you,  or,  Has  — (person  indicated) 

KDJ 

— Short  manned.     A  weak  crew  (number 

the  necessary  credentials  (or, 

certifi- 

may  be  indicated). 

cates)? 

IHZ 

Some  squabble  (or,  fight)  on  shore  with 
crew..    mxu 

KCA 

Credit-ed-ing. 

"Want  hands  (specify  number  and  par- 

KCB 

— Can  you  get  credit? 

ticulars)   --      -_ _YJ 

KGD 

— Have  you  credit  on  — ? 

"What  has  become  of  the  crew? gcp 

QOI 

—  men  of  the  crew  have  been  ill  of  yel- 

KCE 

Creditor. 

KDL 

low  fever  (number  to  follow) mwy 

Crime-in  al-ly. 

KCF 

Creek. 

KDM 

Crimp. 

KCG 

Creep-ing-er.    Crept. 

KDN 

Crimson. 

KCH 

Creosote-d. 

Crimson  fluid.     Condy's  fluid jnk 

KCI 

Crescent. 

KDO 

Cripple-d. 

KCJ 

Crew.    (See  also  Hands.  ) 
Are  all  your  crew  on  board 

..     GPT 

KDP 

Crisis.    Critical. 

Boat's  crew         . 

GRW 

KDQ 

Crockery. 

Boat's  crew  will  not  come—-.. 

GRX 

KCL 

— By  the  crew. 
Crew  are  all  on  board 

.       GQB 

Crocodile.    Alligator dyv 

KCM 

— Crew  deserted. 

Cronchka.     (Measure  of  capacity)  .-AZD 

KCN 

—Crew  disaffected ;  will  not  work 

KCO 

— Crew  discontented ;  will  not  work. 

KDR 

Crooked.    Bent. 

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CROP— CUSTODY. 

KDS 

Ceop. 

KFG 

Crush-ed-ing. 

KDT 

— A  good  crop  of  — .    Crops  look  well. 

Accident    happened.     Crushed.    Fall. 

KDU 

— A  short  crop  of  — . 
Cotton  crop  --  jxs 

Jammed dcf 

KDV 

— Crops  destroyed. 

KDW 

— Crops  have  suffered  severely  (are  much 
injured) . 
Crops  look  well.    A  good  crop  of — .kdt 

KFH 

Crutch. 

KFI 

Crystal-ise-d-line. 

KDX 

—How  is  the  —  crop? 

KDY 

— Sugar  crop. 

KFJ 

CUBE-IC-AL. 

Cubic  centimeter -. znm 

Cubic  foot---  _  ayc 

KDZ 

Cross-ed-ing. 

Cubic  inch.  ayd 

Bar  can  not  be  crossed  until  — fvk 

Cubic  meter..  .  __-znp 

Can  I  cross  the  bar?    Shall  I  be  able  to 

Cubic  millimeter- zno 

get  over  the  bar? :..fvy 

Cubic  yard aye 

KEA 

— Cross  bearings. 

Measure  of  cubic  capacity  (Seepage  52), 

KEB 

— Cross-cut  saw. 

AYB 

KEC 

— Cross-examine-d-ing-ation — of. 

KFL 

Cuddy. 

KED 

— Crosshead. 

KFM 

— Cuddy  passenger. 

KEP 

— Cross-jack  yard. 

~ 

KEG 

— Cross  the  bow. 

KFN 

CUFF-ED-ING. 

KEH 

— Crosstree. 

KFO 

— Handcuff -ed-ing. 

KEI 

— Cross  way. 

KEJ 

— Piston-rod    crossheads    damaged    (or, 
broken). 
Pump  crosshead ubg 

KFP 

CULPABLE-ILITY. 

KFQ 

CULTIVATE-D-ING-ION.      CULTURE. 

Pump  crosshead  out  of  order ubh 

Topmast  crosstrees XVY 

KFR 

Cunning-ly-ness. 

What  are  the  leading  marks  for  crossing 

the  bar?  -     fwc 

KFS 

Cup. 

KEL 

— When  did  you  cross  the  equator? 

When  will  be  the  best  time  for  crossing 

KFT 

Crj  RE-D-ING-ABLE. 

thebar? _   -XM 

KEM 

— Where  did  you  cross  the  equator? 

KFU 

Curious-ly-sity. 

KEN 

— Where  will  you  cross  the  equator? 

, 

KFV 

Currant. 

KEO 

Croton. 

KEP 

— Croton  oil. 

KFW 

Current. 
Against  the  current(tide,<w,stream)DSE 

KEQ 

Crow. 

Athwart  the  current  (tide,  or,  stream), 

FJI 

KER 

— Crowsfoot-feet. 

KFX 

— Can  not  stem  the  current  (or,  tide). 

KES 

— Crowsnest. 

KFY 

— Current  runs  —  miles  per  hour. 

KFZ 

— Current  sets  off  shore. 

KET 

Crowd-ed-ing. 

KGA 

— Current  sets  on  shore. 

KGB 

^Current,  or,  Tide  will  run  very  strong. 

KEU 

Crown-ed-ing. 

(Indicate  miles  per  hour,  if  necessary. ) 

Furnace  crown  of  boiler  collapsed  -NUC 

Earth  current lrn 

Electric  current lus 

KEV 

Cruel-ly-ty. 

Induced  current pit 

KGC 

— Is  there  much  current? 

KEW 

Cruise-d-ing — OFF. 

Keep  out  of  the  tide  (or,  current) xg 

KEX 

— Are  there  many  men-of-war  now  cruis- 

Price current  .     -     -- tvq 

ing? 

KGD 

■ — There'  is   less  current    inshore  (or  in 

direction  indicated). 

KGE 

— Tide,  or,  Current  sets  to  the  — . 

KEY 

Cruiser. 

KGF 

— Try  the  current  (or,  tide). 

Armored  cruiser evw 

Undercurrent-   -_     -- -  _yhe 

KEZ 

KGH 

— What  current  (rate  and  direction)  do 
you  expect  (or,  reckon  on)? 

—Cruisers  are  very  vigilant. 

KFA 

—During  the  cruise. 

*KGI 

— What  is  the  current?    Do  you,  or,  Do 

Enemy's  cruisers  have  been  seen  to  the 

we  feel  any  current? 

— ,  steering  to  the  -— OF 

KGJ 

— What  is  the  set  and  rate  of  current  (or, 

tide)  ? 

KPB 

— Hired  cruiser. 

KFC 

— Revenue  cruiser  (or,  vessel). 

KGL 

Curry. 

KPD 

—Saw  enemy's  ship  (or,  cruiser)  off  —  (or 

in  latitude  and  longitude  indicated). 

KGM 

Curve-d-ing-ature. 

KFE 

—Saw  enemy's  ship  (or,  cruiser)  to  the  — . 

KGN 

Custody. 

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CUSTOM— DAM. 

KGO 

Custom. 

Cylinder — Continued. 

Customary.     (Usual) ymx 

Cylinder  cracked kat 

KGP 

— Customer. 

KID 

— Cylinder  damaged. ' 

KGQ 

— Is  it  the  custom  —  to  — ? 

KIE 

—Cylinder  out  of  order. 

KIF 

— Cylinder  side  rod. 

KGR 

Customs.    (See  also  Duties.  ) 

KIG 

— High-pressure  cylinder. 

Board  of  Customs -.got 

High -pressure  cylinder  cover ouv 

Cleared  at  the  Custom-house ite 

High-pressure  cylinder  cover  broken, 

KGS 

— Clearing  the  Custom-house. 

KAI 

KGT 

— Custom-house. 

High -pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

KGU 

— Custom-house  boat.     Revenue  boat. 

or  order) kau 

KGV 

— Custom-house  duties. 

KIH 

— Intermediate-pressure  cylinder. 

KGW 

— Customs  officer. 

Intermediate-pressure  cylinder  cover, 

KGX 

— Have   you  a   Custom-house   officer  on 

*                                                      PQT 

board? 

Intermediate-pressure   cylinder    cover 

KGY 

— Have  you  cleared  the  Custom-house? 

broken  kaj 

KGZ 

— Is  your  ship  entered  at  Custom-house? 

Intermediate-pressure  cylinder  cracked 

KHA 

— Not  cleared  at  Custom-house. 

(or,  out  of  order)    kav 

KHB 

— Shall  clear  at  Custom-house. 

KM 

— Low-pressure  cylinder. 
Low-pressure  cylinder  cover kal 

KHC 

Cut-ting.    To  cut. 
Accident  happened.     Cut.     Stab.-.DCG 

Low-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 
of  order) ...kaw 

KHD 

— After  cutting  away  her  masts. 
Cable  is  cut  (or,  broken) _.hqp 

Packing  ring  of  cylinder  cover  broken, 

KAN 

KHE 

— Can  be  cut  off. 

KHj 

Czar. 

KHF 

— Can  not  cut.    , 

KIM 

— Czarevitch. 

Cross-cut  saw keb 

KIN 

— Czarevna. 

KHG 

— Cut  away. 

Cut  away  the  mizzen  mast rwn 

Cut  away  your  masts kj 

KHI 

— Cut  down. 

KHJ 

—Cut  off. 
Cut  out  - svu 

Cut,  weigh,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing. 

"Wait  for  nothing kw 

Cut,  or,  slip  your  cable hra 

KHL 

— Do  not  cut. 

KHM 

— Do  not  cut  away  your  masts. 

KHN 

— Do  you  think  you  can  cut  her  (or,  them) 
out? 
I  must  cut  my  cable hei 

KHO 

— May,  or,  Can  be  cut  out. 

KHP 

— Much  cut  up. 

KHQ 

— Obliged  to  cut  away. 

KHR 

—Shall  I  cut? 
Weigh,  cut,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing. 
Wait  for  nothing kw 

KHS 

Cutlass. 

1 

KHT 

Cutlery. 

KIO 

D.    (Letter.)    (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
see  page  13. ) 

KHU 

Cutter. 

KHV 

— Is  a  Revenue  cutter. 
Steam  cutter.    Small  steamboat  ..guw 

KIP 

D  slide. 

Steam  cutter's  engine "...  mbx 

KIQ 

Daily.    Every  day. 
Daily  expected kmx 

KHW 

Cutting.    (An  artificial  passage.) 

KIR 

— Daily  paper. 

KIS 

—Daily  report. 

KHX 

Cutwater. 

In  daily  expectation  of  an  embargo. lwh 

Cwt.    Hundredweight bap 

My  chronometer  gains  daily op 

KHY 

Cycle. 

My  chronometer  loses  daily gt 

KIT 

Dairy. 

KHZ 

Cyclone. 

You  are  steering  right  into  the  center  of 

Daktylas.    (Measure  of  length)         avo 

the  hurricane  (or,  cyclone) pan 

KIU 

Dale. 

KIA 

Cylinder. 

KIB 

— Cylinder  cover. 

KIV 

Dam-med-ming. 

KIC 

—Cylinder  cover  broken. 

Cofferdam  _izk 

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DAMAGE— DANGER. 


KIW 


KIX 
KIY 
KIZ 

KJA 

KJB 
KJC 


KJD 
KJE 


KJF 


KJG 
KJH 
KJI 

KJL 
KJM 
KJN 

KJO 


KJP 


Damage-d.    (See  also  Injure.  ) 

Ammunition  is  damaged efq 

Are  you,  or,  Is — (vessel  indicated)  materi- 
ally damaged  (or,  injured)? ao 

Bell  buoy  damaged;  not  working.. gen 
Boiler  burst ;  very  slight  damage.  -  gvw 

Boiler  damaged. gvx 

Boiler  plates  damaged gwi 

Can  damage  be  repaired  at  sea? ba 

Can  the  damage  be  repaired  by  your- 
selves  BC 

Can  not  exactly  estimate  the  damage, 

MHE 

Cargo  damaged hzs 

Cargo  damaged,  but  extent  not  known, 

HZT 

Cargo  not  much  damaged  (slightly 
damaged) iad 

Condenser  broken  (damaged,  or,  out-  of 
order) jmr 

Condensing  boiler  damaged gwu 

Cylinder  damaged kid 

Damage  can  be  put  to  rights  in  —  hours, 

BD 

Damage  can  be  repaired  at  sea be 

Damage  can  not  be  repaired  at  sea  (or, 

place  indicated) bf 

Damage,  or,  Defects  can  not  be  repaired 

without  assistance bg 

— Damage  is  repaired. 

—Damage  not  ascertained. 

— Damage  serious  (particulars  to  follow, 

if  necessary). 
— Damage  to  machinery  (part  to  be  indi- 
cated). 
— Damage  trifling. 
— Damaged  keel. 
Damaged,  or,  Sprung  mast ;  can  not  carry 

sail - bh 

Damaged  rudder vbi 

Damaged  rudder ;  can  not  steer bi 

— Damaged  the  bitts. 
— Damaged  the  windlass. 

Damages  (indemnity) phn 

Damages  are  assessed  at  — feq 

— Did  you   (or  vessel  indicated)  receive 
any  damage? 

Donkey  boiler  damaged gw  y 

Have,   or,   Has   received    damage  (or, 

injury) — to pla 

Have  you  damaged  your  machinery?  mbo 
Have  you  reeceived  any  damage  (or, 

injury)? pub 

How  long  will  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 

be  repairing  damages? bm 

Hurricane  did  considerable  damage .  pak 
Hurricane  did  not  do  much  damage  .pal 

I  am  very  seriously  damaged bn 

—I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung)  — . 
—I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung)  fore  yard. 
— I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung)  lower  top- 
sail yard. 
—I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung)  main  yard. 
— I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung )  topsail  yard. 
—I  have  damaged  (or,  sprung)  upper  top- 
sail yard. 
—I  shall  repair  damage  in  — . 
Is  —  (vessel  indicated)  or,  Are  you  ma- 
terially damaged  (or,  injured)? ao 

— Is  your  bow  much  damaged? 
Is  your  cargo  much  damaged? bq 


KJQ 
KJR, 


KJS 
KJT 

KJU 
KJV 
KJW 
KJX 

KJY 


KJZ 
KLA 


Damage — Continued. 

Keel  damaged.. .._. kjc 

Levers  damaged  (or,  out  of  order)  ..qox 
— Much  damage  has  been  done  —  to  (or, 

by). 
— Must  discharge  cargo  to  repair  damages. 

No  damage  (or,  harm)  done onj 

Piston-rod    crossheads    damaged-    (or, 

broken) kej 

Powder  is  damaged  - trl 

Propeller  damaged tyx 

Put  back  damaged ucx 

Screw  propeller  damaged tyx 

Sea-inlet  valve  (or,  cock)  broken  (or, 

damaged) vla 

Slide-valve  gear  damaged wgl 

Slight  damage kjb 

.  Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  a  lower 

mast .-- RCJ 

Sprung,   or,  Seriously  damaged  lower 

yard  (or  spar  indicated) rck 

Steam  pipe  damaged wsn 

Stem  seriously  damaged wuk 

Stern  tube  damaged . wva 

The  damage  to  machinery  is  not  serious, 

and  is  such  as  can  be  repaired  by  the 

vessel's  own  engineers rl 

Thrust  block  damaged gna 

Thrust  collar  damaged jad 

Towing  cable  is  damaged  (or,  stranded), 

hrx 

Trifling  damage kjb 

Vessel    seriously    damaged;    wish    to 

transfer  passengers hm 

— What  damage  have  you  sustained? 
Where  will  you  go  to  repair  damages? 

BV 

— Without  damage. 


Damages.    (Indemnity) phn 

Damp. 

Damper.     (For  fires.) 

Dance-d-ing.    To  dance. 

Dane.    Danish.    Danish  Colors.    Den- 
mark. 

Danger-ous-ly. 
Accident;    dangerously    wounded   (or, 

hurt) — al 

Appearances  are  dangerous ;  be  on  your 

guard T FN 

Are  you  in  danger? FO 

Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous FQ 

Bar  is  not  dangerous la 

Beware  of  derelict ;  dangerous  to  navi- 
gation   JE 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  dangerous,  .fu 
Channel  is  dangerous  without  a  pilot, 

LD 

Coast  is  dangerous - ixw 

Coast  is  not  dangerous ...ixy 

— Danger  of  parting  (or,  driving). 
Dangerous,  or,  Great  risk  in  sending  a 

boat gsz 

— Dangerous  position. 
Dangerous  to  admit  too  many  on  board 
at  a  time gb 


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Part  II. 


DANGER— DAY. 

Danger — Continued. 

Date — Continued. 

Dangerous  to,  or,  Do  not  come  into  less 

KMD 

— Have  you  any  news  of  recent  date  from 

than  —  feet  of  water _ . fv 

(or,  about)  — ? 

Dangerous  without  a  pilot. Tl 

KME 

— Is,  or,  Are  dated  the  — . 

Dangerously  hurt  (or,  wounded);  acci- 

Newspapers  up  to  date  of  —  (from  — ,  if 

■ 

necessary)  .' sc 

Derelict  reported  passed  on  — ,  lati- 

KMF 

— On  the  —  (date  indicated). 

tude  — ,  longitude  — ;  dangerous  to 

KMG 

— On  what  date  did  you  speak  the  — (ves- 

sel indicated)  ? 

Do  you  consider  leak  dangerous? Ql 

KMH 

— What  are  the  latest  dates  by  the  last 

KLB 

— Furnace  considered  dangerous. 

mail? 

KLC 

— Have  you  got  out  of  danger? 

KMI 

— What  is  the  date  of  ? 

KLD 

— How  many  have  you  dangerously  ill? 

What  is  ths  date  of  latest  news  from"  — ? 

I  am  in  danger  (or,  shoal  water) ;  direct 

SE 

me  how  to  steer -NL 

What  is  the  date  of  your  Code  List?*,  izh 

KLE 

— In  great  danger. 

KMJ 

— What  is  the  date  of  your  latest  newspa- 

Is  there    any    danger  —  in  —  (of,    or, 

per  (or, letter)? 

from—)? ga 

What  is  the  date  of  your  signal  book? 

Is  there  any  danger  of  mines  {or,  torpedo 

VL 

boats)? xs 

KML 

— What  was  the  date  of  your  departure? 

It  is  dangerous  to  allow  too  many  people 

KMN 

— What  were  the  latest  —  dates  at — when 

on  board  at  once -GB 

you  last  heard? 

It  is  dangerous  to  lose  the  wind GC 

Without  date.     Date  not  known. .  .klw 

It  is  dangerous  without  a  pilot ti 

KLF 

— Much  danger. 

KLG 

— No  danger. 
Passed  a  derelict  vessel  apparently  in 

KMO 

Date.     (Fruit.) 

good  condition,  hull  well  out  of  the 

KMP 

Daughter. 

water ;  dangerous  to  navigation,  .kvs! 

Shoal  water,  or,  Danger  in — (direction 

KMQ 

Daunt-ed-ing. 

indicated) or 

KLH 

— Shoal  water,  or,  Danger  to  leeward. 

KMB, 

Davit. 

KLI 

— Shoal  water,  or,  Danger  to  windward. 
The  attempt  is  dangerous. gi 

Boat  davit . gry 

KMS 

— Fish  davit. 

KLJ 

—Vessel  indicated  is  standing  into  danger. 
We  are  in  danger  of  parting gl 

You  are  all  clear  of  danger gm 

Dawn.    Daybreak.    At  dawn fib 

You  are  in  a  dangerous  (or,  unsafe)  po- 

sition.    Your  position  is  dangerous, 

KMT 

Day. 

GN 

KMU 

— A  day's  demurrage  (or,  number  indicated). 

You  are  standing  into  danger ...jd 

KMV 

— A  few  days. 

Any  day— after EOS 

Arrived  during  the  day ...exv  ! 

KLM 

Daniel's  battery. 

Bill  at  — days gkf 

By  day .   hpb 

KLN 

Dare-d-ing-ly. 

KMW 

— Christmas  Day. 
Daily.     Every  day KIQ 

KLO 

Dark.    Darkness. 

KMX 

— Daily  expected. 

Daily  report .kis 

As  soon  as  it  is  dark..        fbm 

KMY 

— Daily  return. 

KLP 

— Before  dark. 

Day  after.     Nextday dro 

Do  not  send  boats  on  shore  after  dark. 

KMZ 

— Day  before. 

GST 

KNA 

— Day  of  week. 

KLQ 

— If  the  night  is  dark. 

Daybreak.    Dawn.    At  dawn fib 

Shall  signal  with  siren  (or,  steam  whistle) 

KNB 

—Daylight.     At  daylight. 

during  fog  (or,  darkness ) we 

KNC 

— Day's  demurrage — is  — . 

KLR 

— When  it  is  dark. 

KND 

— Day's  work. 

i 

KNE 

— Days  from. 

KLS 

Darken-ed-ing.    To  darken. 

KNF 

— During  the  day. 
Every  day.     Daily kiq 

KLT 

Dash-ed-ing. 

Expected  daily .  kmx 

KLU 

— Dashed  to  pieces. 

Fine  day     myx 

KNG 

— How  many  days? 

KLV 

Date — op. 

KNH 

— How  many  days  since  you  passed — (vessel 

KLW 

— Date  not  known.     Without  date. 

indicated)  ? 

KLX 

— Date  of  entry. 

I  have  only  —  days'  provisions to 

KLY 

— Date  of  leaving. 

I  have  only  — days' water za 

KLZ 

— Dated-ing.    To  date. 

KNI 

— I  shall  go  about  —  miles  an  hour  till 

KMA 

— Dated  at  —  (or,  from). 

daylight. 

KMB 

— Dates  up  to  — . 

KNJ 

— In  about  —  days. 

KMC 

— Has  paper  of  following  date. 

KNL 

— Lay-day. 

*  i.  e.,  The  British  Code  List  published  by  the  Board  of  Trjide,  London. 


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day- 

DECK. 

Day Continued. 

KPA 

Debenture. 

KNM 

—Look  out  at  daybreak. 

Made  the  passage  in  —  days  (number  to 

KPB 

Debit-ed-ing. 

follow) TDP 

KNO 

— Mail  day. 
Midday : ...etc 

KPC 

Debt. 

Next  day.    Day  after dro 

KPD 

Debtor. 

KNP 

— Not  to-day. 

KNQ 

— On  the  —  day  of  the  month. 

, 

Decagramme.    (Measure  of  weight). 

--BAI 

KNR 

— On  the  same  day. 

KNS 

— Out  —  days. 
Passed  the  mail  —  da v  5  ago rpu 

Decalitre.    (Measure  of  capacity) 

-AYT 

KNT 

—Shall  we  have  daylight  enough? 

Decametre.    (Measure  of  length)  ^. 

--AVS 

The- day  after  to-morrow _-drv 

Square  decametre.     (Square  or  surface 

i  KNU 

— The  day  before  yesterday. 

measure)..  —    

-AX  J 

'  KNV 

—This  day. 

!  KNW 

— Through  the  day. 

Decare.     (Square  measure) 

.  AXM 

;  KNX 

—To-day.                          , 

i  KNY 

— To-day's  post. 

Decastere.     {Cubic  measure) 

AYF 

KNZ 

—What  day? 

:  KOA 

— What  day  do  you  leave? 

KPE 

Decease-d. 

KOB 

— What  day  would  be  best  to  — ? 

What  is  the  meteorological  forecast  for 

KPF 

Deceive-d-ing.      To   deceive.      Decep- 

TION-VE. 

'  KOC 

— Will  you  be  on  shore  to-day  (specify' 

KPG 

— Any  deception? 

hour,  if  necessary)  1 

KPH 

— Have,  or,  Has  deceived  me. 

'<  KOD 

— Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  meet  me 
on  shore  to-day  (specify  time)1 
You  are  not  likely  to  receive  your  or- 

KPI 

— No  deception; 

! 

ders  for  some  days SUX 

KPJ 

December. 
About  December  the  — 

..CZL 

KOE 

Dead.    Died.    [See  also  Death  and  Die.) 

KPL 

— Beginning  of  December. 

Captain  is  dead  (or,  died  on  — ) hwi 

KPM 

— End  of  December. 

KOF 

— Dead-eye. 

KPN 

— Next  December. 

KOG 

— Deadlight. 

/ 

;     KOH 

— Dead  reckoning. 

Dead  reckoning  agrees  with  observa- 

Deciare.    (Square  measure) 

AXN 

tion  --DTX 

KOI 

— Dead  weight. 

KPO 

Decide-d-ing.     (See  also  Settle.  ) 

KOJ 

—Dead-weight  cargo. 

KPQ 

— Before  you  decide. 

KOL 

— Dead  works  of  a  ship. 

KPR 

— Decided  upon. 

KOM 

— How  many  dead? 

KPS 

Decision-ive. 

How  many  tons  dead  weight  of  cargo 

KPT 

— Have  you  decided — to? 

must  you  have? lis 

KPU 

— Is  it  decided? 

Latitude  by  dead  reckoning  is  —  -.qht 

KPV 

— Nothing  decisive  yet. 

Longitude  by  dead  reckoning  is  — .  -Qzc 

Police  (or  other)  authorities  have  de- 

Want —  tons  dead  weight  of  cargo.  _ibe 

cided  against  the  t:rew 

KDG 

KON 

—Who  is  dead? 

KPW 
KPX 

— The  decision  is  final. 
— The  final  decision  is. 

KOP 

Deaf-ness. 

Decigramme.    (Measure  of  weight). 

--BAJ 

;  KOQ 

Deal-ing.    Dealt. 

' 

A  good  deal  of  floating  ice — in pbg 

Decilitre.     (Measure  of  capacity). 

-AYU 

KOR 

Dealer. 

Decimal.     (See  page  34) 

--BCO 

KOS 

Deal.     (Wood.) 

Decimetre.     ( Measure  of  length) . . 

.-AVT 

Square  decimetre  (square  or  surface 

KOT 

Dear-ly-ness.     (Expensive.) 

measure) ...    

AXS 

KOU 

— Dearer-est. 

KOV 

— Too  dear. 

Decistere.  ( Cubic  measure) 

AYG 

KOW 

Death.    (See  also  Dead.  ) 

Certificate  of  death ihr 

KPY 

Deck. 

How  many  deaths? kom 

Armored  deck 

EVX 

KOX 

—Last  death  on  the  —  (date  to  follow). 

Between  decks 

.GIV 

KOY 

Registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  mar- 

Deck  awning 

Deck  cabin 

Deck  cargo.-. 

PPW 

--HQI 

HYZ 

— When  was  the  last  death? 

KPZ 

— Deck  house. 

KOZ 

Debate-d-ing. 

KQA 

— Deck  passenger. 

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Part  II. 


DECK— DELIVER. 


KQB 


KQC 
KQD 
KQE 

KQF 

KQG- 
KQH 


KQI 


KQJ 
KQL 
KQM 
KQN 
KQO 


KQP   Deed 


KQR 
KQS 
KQT 
KQU 

KQV 


KQW 

KQX 

KQY 

KQZ 

KRA 

KRB 


KRC 
KRD 


Deck — Continued. 

— Deck  quarters. 

Gear  for  cleaning  decks . isv 

Have  lost  deck  cargo iao 

Lower  deck .rcb 

Main  deck rgi 

— On  deck. 

— Quarter  deck. 

— Upper  deck. 

Declare-d-ing-ation. 

Declaration  of  Paris tbk 

— Have,  or,  Has  declared. 
— Have,  or,  Has  not  declared. 

Is  war   declared?    or,   Has  war  com- 
menced?   TU 

War  is  declared  (or,  has  commenced)  -Yx 

— Decline-d-ing-ation. 
Decl  ine  accepting  any  — dbv 

I  decline  to  have  anything  further  to  do 

{or,  say)  in  the  matter eqo 

I  must  decline  answering ena 

Offered  assistance,but  they  declined .  pgm 
— Vessel  {or  person  indicated)  declines. 

Decoy-ed-ing.    To  decoy. 

Decrease-d-ing. 

Decree-d-ing. 

Deduct-ed-ing-ion. 


KRE 
KRF 
KRG 


{See  also  Depth.) 


Deep-en-ed-ing. 
— Deep-sea  lead. 
— Deep  water. 

Deeper-est. 

Deepest  water  is  in  the  —  channel.  _ilr 
— Deepest  water  is  nearer  the  shore. 

Deepest  water  is  nearest  the  bank  {or, 

reef) fvb 

— Deeply  laden. 

— How  deep  is  — ? 

— Is  she  deep? 

— Not  deep. 

— The  deepest  water. 

— Too  deep. 

Water  is  too  deep ywl 

Water  is  too  deep  to  anchor ekb 

Defalcation.    (Embezzlement) lxd 

Defeat-ed-ing.    To  defeat. 

Defect-ive.    (See  also  Damage.  ) 

Can  defects  be  repaired  at  sea? ...ba 

Can  defects  be  repaired  by  yourselves? 

BC 

Defects  can  be  repaired  at  sea be 

Defects  can  not  be  repaired  at  sea  (or 
place  indicated) bf 

Defects,  or,  Damage  can  not  be  repaired 
without  assistance bg 

Defects  may  be  set  right  in  —  hours.BD 
-Pound  defective. 
-Send  list  of  defects. 
—What  are  your  defects? 


KRH 
KRI 

KRJ 

KRL 
KRM 

KRN 
KRO 

KRP 
KRQ 

KRS 

KRT 

KRU 

KRV 

KRW 

KRX 


KRY 
KRZ 


KSA 


KSB 

KSC 

KSD 

KSE 

KSF 

KSG 

KSH 

KSI 

KSJ 

KSL 

KSM 

KSN 


KSO 
KSP 

ESQ 

KSR 

KST 

KSU 

KSV 

KSW 

KSX 

KSY 


Defence-sive-sible. 
Coast-defence  ship ixv 

— Defence  net. 

Lines  of  defence quo 

Local  defence qxy 

— No  defence  can  be  made. 

Defend-ed-ing.    To  defend. 
— Defend  ship. 
If  we  keep  together,  we  can  defend  our- 
selves  pye 

Defendant.  , 

Defer  -red-ring-ment.     (See  also  Post- 
pone. )  ( 

Deficiejjt-ly-cy. 
— Deficit. 

Define-d-ing-ition. 

Definite-ly-ive-ly. 

Defraud-ed-ing. 

Defray-ed-ing. 

Defy-ied-ing-iance. 

Degree — of. 
By  degrees.- hpc 

Compass  signals  in  degrees  (page  45).  jhi 

— Degree  of  latitude. 

— Degree  of  longitude. 
I  am  using  variation  of  — degrees,  .jht 

In  an  ordinary  degree svc 

belowzero zmi 


Delay-ed-ing.      To   delay.      (See   also 
Detain.  ) 
Cause  of  delay ifq 

Delayed  at. 
— Delayed  by. 

— Delayed  by  contrary  winds. 
— Delayed  by  thick  fog. 
— Delayed  through  the  recent  gale. 
— Do  not  delay  (detain). 
— How  long  will  delay  be? 
— I  must  not  delay  (detain). 
— I  will  not  delay  (or,  detain)  you  long. 
— If  delayed  (or,  detained). 
—What  delays-ed  (or,  detains-ed)  you? 

Delegate-d-ing.    To  delegate. 

Delight.    (Pleasure) ...tms 

Delighted."   (Pleased) tmr 

Delightf ul-ly .     (Pleasant) tmn 

Delirious-um. 

— Delirium  tremens. 

Deliver-y. 

•Delivered. 
— Have,  or,  Has  been  delivered. 
— Have  the  mails  been  delivered? 
— Have  you  delivered? 
— On  delivery. 
—Shall,  or,  Will  be  delivered. 

You  are  to  deliver. 


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DEMAND— DERANGE. 


KSZ 
KTA 


KTB 
KTC 
KTD 

KTE 
KTF 
KTG 
KTH 


KTI 
KTJ 
KTL 
KTM 


KTN 


KTO 

KTP 
KTQ 
KTR 

KTS 

KTU 

KTV 
KTW 
KTX 

KTY 
KTZ 
KUA 


KUB 
KUC 
KUD 

KUE 
KUP 


KUH 
KUI 


Demand-ed-ing.    To  demand. 
— Demand  has  been  sent. 

Have,    or.    Has   been    demanded   (or, 

claimed)  by  — -.raw 

— Make  a  demand. 
— No  demand — for. 
— On  demand — of. 

Salvage  demanded vgd 

— Send  your  demands — to  (or  for). 
— Some  demand  springing  up. 
— They  will  demand  explanation. 
— What  is  the  demand  (or,  claim)? 


Democrat-acy-ic. 

Demolish-ed-ing. 

Demtjr-red-bing.  v 

Demurrage. 
A  day's  demurrage  (or  number  indi- 
cated)   KMU 

Day's  demurrage — is  — knc 

— Demurrage  commences-d  on  the  — 

Denk.     (Measure  of  weight) _-- ban 

Denmark.     (See  Dane) ..kjx 

Denote-d-lng. 
Report  when  ship  denoted  is  sighted-USD 

Dense-ly-ity. 

DENY-IED-rNG.     TO  DENY. 

Depart-ed-ing-ure. 

After  the  departure  of  — --.- _drm 

— Before  departure^of  — . 

Hasten  the  departure  of  —  --- onr 

— Have  you  seen  any  vessel  since  your 

departure? 
— I  can  not  hasten  my  departure. 
— I  must  hasten  my  departure. 
— My  departure. 
What  was  the  date  of   your  depart- 
ure?   kml 

— Where  did  you  take  your  last  departure 

from? 
— Your  departure. 

Department. 

Commissariat  department JEA 

Goods  department oeu 

Head  of  department oqh 

Intelligence  department . .  _  poe 

Naval  department seo 

Passenger  department ..tdp 

Depend-ed-ing-ence — ON. 
— Can  depend  on. 
— Can  I  depend  on?   . 

Can  I  depend  on  your  time?  - RS 

— Can  you  depend  on  your  time? 
— Can  not  depend  on. 

Depends  on  circumstances IRQ 

Dependence  (reliance) trow 

—I  can  not  depend  on  my  time. 
— I  shall  depend  on. 

Light  is  not  to  be  depended  on QD 


KUJ 


KUM 


KUN 
KUO 
KUP 
KUQ 
KUR 

KUS 
KUV 

KUW 
KUX 


KUY 
KUZ 
KVA 
KVB 
KVC 
KVD 


KVE 
KVF 
KVG 


KVH 
KVI 


KVJ 
KVL 
KVM 

KVN 
KVO 


Depend — Continued. 
May  be  trusted  (or,  depended  on). 
May  I  depend  upon  your  time?..-..--RS 
No  confidence  in.    No   dependence 

on JNX 

Not  to  be  depended  upon  (not  relia- 
ble)   vox 

— Nothing  to  be  depended  upon  beyond 
your  own  resources. 
Reckoning  not  to  be  depended  upon.RU 
To  be  depended  upon  (reliable) uoy 


Deplore-d-ing-able-y. 

Depose-d-ing-ition.      ' 

Deposit-ed-ing. 

Depot. 
Coal  depot iwn 

— Naval  depot. 
What  quantity  of  coal  remains  in  col- 
lier (lighter,  or,  coal  depot)? ixo 

Depreciate-d-ing-ion. 

Depress-ed-ing-ion. 
Meteorological  Office,  or,  Weather  Bu- 
reau, reports  depression  approaching 
from  the  — etp 

Deprive-d-ing-ation. 

Depth.    (See  also  Deep,  and  Soundings.  ) 
Asks  precise  time  of  high  water,  and 

minimum  depth  at  that  time xe 

Note. — Reply  will  be: 

1.  By  an  hour  signal.  (Seepage  58g.) 

2.  By  a  numeral  signal   denoting 


— At  high  water  you  will  have  —  feet. 
— At  low  water  you  will  have  —  feet. 
— Depth  is. 

— Indicate  the  depth — of  — .    What  depth? 
— Is  there  sufficient  depth  of  water? 
— The  depth  here  (or  at  place  indicated) 
is  —  feet  at  low  water. 
What  depth?    Indicate  the  depth-  .kvb 
— Wbat  is  the  depth  at  high  water? 
—What  is  the  depth  at  low  water? 
— What  is  the  depth  of  water  in  feet  at  — ? 
What  is  the  depth  of  water  on  the  bar? 

VQ 

— What  is  the  depth  of  water  over  the  sill? 

— What  is  the  depth  of  water  alongside 

/    the  — ? 

What  is  the  least  depth  of  water  we 

shall  have  (or,  ought  to  have)? vr 

— You  will  have  less  than  —  feet  of  water. 

Depute-d-ing.    To  depute. 

Chamber  of  Deputies ika 

— Deputation. 

Deputy,  or,  Member  of  Congress  or  Par- 
liament   TBO 

— Deputy,  or,  lieutenant  governor. 

Derange-d-ing-ment. 
Machinery  slightly  deranged mcq 


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Part  II. 


DERELICT— DESTROY. 


KVP 
KVQ' 
KVR 

KVS 
KVT 

KVU 

KVW 

KVX 

KVY 

KVZ 

KWA 

KWB 

KWC 

KWD 
KWE 
KWF 
KWG 

KWH 

KWI 
KWJ 
KWL 
KWM 

EOT 

KWO 
KWP 
KWQ 
KWR 
KWS 


KWT 

KWU 


Derelict. 
Beware  of  derelict ;  dangerous  to  navi- 
gation  JE 

— Derelict  has  been  fired. 
Derelict  reported  off  — (or,  in  the  vicin- 
ity of  — ) JF 

— Derelict   reported   passed    on  — ,  lati- 
tude — ,  longitude  — ;  dangerous  to 
navigation. 
Have  you  fallen  in  with  crew  of  dere- 
lict?   MRT 

Have  you  seen  derelict? JG 

— Passed  a  derelict  vessel,  apparently  in 

good  condition,  hull  well  out  of  water ; 

dangerous  to  navigation. 

— Passed  the  derelict  vessel  —  on  the  — . 

Saw  derelict  in  latitude  — ,  longitude  — , 

on  the  — jh 

Derive-d-ing-ation. 

Derrick. 

Descend-ed-ing.    Descent. 

Describe-d-ing. 

— By  the  description  given. 

— Can  you  describe? 

— Can  not  describe. 

— Describe  exactly  what  you.  want  (size, 

weight,  etc.). 
— Description.  \ 

— Have  you  sent  description? 
— Send  description. 
— The  same  description. 

Desert-ed-ing-ion. 

Charged  with  desertion .*„ ima 

Crew  deserted kcm 

— Deserter. 

Deserve-d-ing-ly. 
Design-ed-ing-edly-ation. 

DeSIRE-D-ING-OCS-ABLE— TO. 

Am  desired  to  acquaint  you  (or  person 

indicated) ...dgz 

Captain  desires  me  to  inform  you-HWE 

Commanding  officer  desires.  - jdz 

— Desire  to  see  (or,  speak) — to. 

Desire  you  will  acquaint dew 

— Desires  me  to  tell  you. 
— Do  you  desire? 

— Have,  Had,  or,  Has  the  desired  effect. 
— It  is  desirable. 
— It  is  not  desirable. 
Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  coal 

at  — he 

Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  first  at  — )  place  next  in- 
dicated)  SY 

Owners  desired  me  to  inform  you.-SYK 
— That  is  my  desire. 
sThe  consul  is  desired  to  come  (or,  send) 

on  board jrp 

— The  desired  effect. 
Vessel  desires  to  be  reported  by  tele- 
graph to  owner  (Mr.  — )  at  — use 

Your  agents  desire  me  to  inform  you, 

DTE 


KWV 
KWX 


KWY 

KWZ 


KXA 


KXB 
KXC 


KXD 

KXE 
KXF 

KXG 
KXH 


KXI 
KXJ 


KXL 

KXM 

KXN 

KXO 
KXP 
KXQ 
KXR 


Despatch-ed-ing.     To    despatch.      (See 
also  Letter.) 

Any  letters  (or,  papers)  from — ? ji 

— Any  letters  {or,  despatches)  on  board? 

Bring  (or,  Brought)  despatches hiq 

Despatch  boat .'- gsn 

Despatch  box hdc 

Despatch  is  necessary jk 

— Despatch  vessel,  or,  Aviso. 
—Despatches. 

Despatches  arrived eyb 

Forward  my  despatches nmz 

Go  f  or  despatches jl 

Government  despatch ops 

Had  any  letters  (or,  despatches)  ar- 
rived— at? jm 

Have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  de- 
spatches for  — ? jn 

Have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  despatches 

from — _jo 

Have  letters  (mails,  or,  despatches)  for 

you  (or  vessel  or  person  indicated)  _jp 

Have  you  letters  (mails,  or,  despatches) 

for  me  (or  vessel,  person,   or  place 

indicated)  ~ jq 

I  am  the  bearer  of  important  despatches, 

JR 

I  have  Government  despatches  (or,  — ), 

js 

I  shall  make  for  the  anchorage  (or,  — ) 

with  all  despatch jt 

— Important  despatches. 
Refer  to  my  despatches  (or,  letters)  - .  ju 
Refer  to  your  despatches  (or,  letters)  _jv 
Send  for  despatches  (or,  letters) jw 

— Send  your  despatches. 

— Take  despatches. 

Telegraphic  despaches xln 

Telegraphic  despatches  arrived  from — , 

JX 

— Wait  for  despatches. 

Will  you  forward  my  letters  (or, 
despatches) — to — ? qu 

Will  you  take  despatches? jy 

— Your  despatches  are  ready. 

Despise-d-ing.    To  despise. 

Dessatine  (square  measure)  _ _--.axo 

Dessert. 

DESTINE-D-rNG-ATION. 

Arrived  at  destination exu 

Convoy  to  disperse  and  make  for  desti- 
nation   is 

Do  you  call  at  any  port  before  destina- 
tion?   hte 

— What  is  his  (her,  or,  their)  destination? 
— Your  port  of  destination  is  closed ;  your 
owners  desire  you  to  proceed  to  — . 

Destitute-ution. 

Destroy -ed-ing. 
— Can  you  destroy? 
Crops  destroyed kdv 

— Destroyed  by  fire. 
— Have,  or,  Has  destroyed. 
—Have  you  destroyed? 
—Shall  I  destroy? 


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219 


DESTROY— DILEMMA. 


KXS 

KXT 

KXU 

KXV 
KXW 

KXY 

KXZ 


KYA 
KYB 

KYC 


KYD 
KYE 


KYF 

KYG 

KYH 

KYI 

KYJ 

KYL 


KYM 
KYN 
KYO 


KYP 
KYQ 

KYR 
KYS 


Destroy—  Continued. 
Torpedo   catcher  (or,    chaser,   or,   de- 
stroyer)   XWR 

— Was,  or,  "Were  destroyed. 

Destructive-ly-ion. 
— Destructive  radius. 

Detach-ed-ing-ment. 
— Detached  squadron. 

Detail-ed-ing. 

Detain-ed-ing-ention.    (See  also  Delay.  ) 

Cause  of  detention ifq 

Detained  at ksb 

Detained  by - ksc 

Detained  by  contrary  winds ksd 

— Detained  by  ice. 

— Detained  by  the  emigration  officer. 

Detained  by  thick  fog kse 

— Detained  in  harbor. 

Do  not  detain  (delay) ksg 

I  have  been  (or  vessel  indicated  was)de- 
tained  —  days  windbound  at  — (place 

indicated) kye 

I  must  not  detain  (or,  delay) ksi 

I  will  not  detain  you  long ks j 

If  detained ksl 

— No  cause  of  detention. 
There  has  been  so  much  fog  as  to  cause 

considerable  detention ngl 

— Vessel  indicated  was  (or,  I  have  been) 
detained  windbound  at  — (place  indi- 
cated). 
What  detains-ed  you? ksm 

Detect-ed-ing-ion.    (Discover) ldm 

Detective. 

Deteriorate-d-ing-ation. 

Determine-d-ing-ation-able. 

Detonate-d-ing-ion. 
Detonating  fuze nuw 

— Detonator. 

Deunum.     (Square  measure) axj 

Deviate-d-ing-ion. 

Deviation  of  compass JHN 

Deviation  table JHO 

Have  you  any  local  attraction  (devia- 
tion)?   JHR 

What  is  your  deviation? Jio 

Dew. 

Dholl. 

Dhow. 

Diachylon,  of,  Adhesive  plaster,  .djw 

DlAGONAL'LY. 

—Diagonal,  or,  Triatic  stay. 

Diagram — of. 

— Indicator  diagram. 


KYT 

KYU 

KYV 

KYW 

KYX 

KYZ 

KZA 


KZB 

KZC 

KZD 

KZE 

KZF 

KZG 

KZH 

KZI 

KZJ 

KZL 

KZM 

KZN 

KZO 

KZP 

KZQ 

KZR 

KZS 


KZT 
KZTT 

KZV 


KZW 
KZX 
KZY 
LAB 

LAC 
LAD 
LAE 


LAF 

LAG 
LAH 
LAI 


Diameter-rical-ly. 

Diamond. 

Diarrhcea-etic. 

Diary. 

Dictate-d-ing-ion-tor. 

Dictionary. 

Did.     (See  Do.) bmf 

Die.   To  die.    (See  also  Dead  and  Dying.  ) 

Captain  died  on  — • hwi 

Died,  or,  Dead --KOE 

Dying - lqm 

How  many  have  died? £OM 

The  breeze  will  die  away  -- --_hgf 

Die. 

— Taps,  stocks,  and  dies. 

DlET-ED-ING-ARY. 

Differ-ed-ing.    To  differ. 

Can  the  difference  be  arranged?  -_.ewz 
— Difference. 
— Difference  of  latitude. 
— Difference  of  longitude 
— Different. 
— Different  size. 
— Different  speed. 
— Differently. 
— No  difference. 

— Not  much  difference — between — and  — . 
— Totally,  or,  Quite  different. 
— Very  different. 

— We  (or  parties  indicated)  differ. 
— What  difference? 

Difficult-y. 
Entrance  is  difficult mfo 

Entrance  is  not  difficult mfp 

Fire  difficult  to  get  at op 

Great  difficulty,  or,  Very  difficult. 
— I  am  in  difficulties ;   direct  me  how  to 

steer. 
— I  find  great  difficulty  in  weighing. 

Is  it  a  difficult  anchorage  to  get  away 
from?    elb 

Is  the  channel  difficult? ...ilo 

— Is  the  river  navigation  difficult? 
— Is  there  any  difficulty? 
— It  is  difficult  to  extricate. 
— It  is  very  difficult. 

Landing  is  Very  difficult-  _ - .  -  qem 

—No  difficulty. 

— Should  there  be  any  difficulty. 

— There  is  not  much  difficulty. 

You  will  find  great  difficulty  in  getting 

through  the  ice  at  — pci 

— You  will  have  great  difficulty  in  obtain- 
ing water. 

DlG-GING-GER.      DUG. 
DlGEST-ION-IVE-IBLE. 

Dilemma. 


220 


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Part  II. 


DIMr-DISAPPEAR. 


LAJ 
LAK 

LAM 

LAN 

LAO 
LAP 


LAQ. 


LAR 


LAS 
LAT 
LATT 

LAV 
LAW 

LAX 

LAY 

LAZ 

LBA 
LBC 

LBD 


LBE 
LBF 

LBG 


LBH 

LBI 

LBJ 


Dim-ness  {Faint) mrb 

Dime  (Coin) ati 

Dimension. 

— Dimensions  of  —  yard  are  —  feet  in 
length,  —  inches  in  the  slings. 

— External  dimensions.     From  out  to  out. 

— Internal  dimensions.  (In  the  clear.  In- 
side.) 

— What  are  the  dimensions  of  main  yard? 

— What  are  the  dimensions  of  your  fore 
yard? 

DlMINISH-ED-ING-UTIVE-UTION. 

Has  yellow  fever  diminished  at — ?.mwi 
Yellow  fever  has  diminished  at — -Mwu 

Dinar  (Coin) aub 

DlNE-D-ING-NER. 

Admiral,  or-,  Senior  officer  requests  the 
pleasure  of  your  company  to  dinner, 

DKX 

After  dinner --DQU 

— Before  dinner. 

— Keep  dinner  for. 

— People  going  on  service  to  take  their 

dinners  with  them. 
— Send  dinner — for. 
— When  will  dinner  be  ready?   What  time 

is  dinner? 
— Will  you  dine  with  me? 

Dinghy. 

Dioptric.    Dioptric  Light. 


Dip  your  ensign. 


Dip-ped-ping. 
— Dip  your  colors. 

DlPLOMA-CY-TIC-IST. 

Diplomatic  agent  _ 

DlPHTHERIA-IC. 


Direct-ed-ing.     To   direct.     (See   also 
Instruct  and  Order.) 
According  to  directions  (or,  orders)-DEM 
Act  as  yonr  judgment  directs dib 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  directed  (or,  ordered) 
to  —  (or,  by  — ). 

Board  of  directors,-- goz 

Book  of  Sailing  Directions  (indicate  for 

what  place,  if  necessary) gyx 

Direct  me  how  to  steer wtv 

Directible  torpedo xwm 

Direction  (address) djh 

Directions  (instructions) pnh 

— Director.     N 

— Directory  for  — . 

— Give  directions — that  (for,  or,  to)  — . 
Have  you  a  Book  of  Sailing  Directions? 

RO 

I  am  directed  to  acquaint  you dhi 

I  am  in  danger  (or,  shoal  water) ;  direct 

rne  how  to  steer nl 

I  am  in  difficulties ;  direct  me  how  to 

steer ..kzu 

Sailing  Directions  (indicate  for  what 

place,  if  necessary) - .vek 


LBK 


LBM 


LBN 


LBO 
LBP 
LBQ 

LBR 


LBS 

LBT 
LBU 

LBV 


LBW 


LBX 
LBY 

LBZ 

LCA 

LCB 

LCD 

LCE 

LCF 
LOG 


Direct — Continued. 
Your  original  orders  are  cancelled.    I 
am  directed  to  inform  you  to  proceed 
to  — th 

Direct  (Straight). 

Directly.     (See  Immediately) pdg 

Come  directly * jcq 

Direct-action  engine --- mao 

— Direct  to. 

Directly  (Immediately) pdg 

Directly  you  get  bottom  let  go  your 
anchor ehv 

— Go  direct.  , 
I  will  heave-to  directly  I  have  room.osN 
Steer  direct  for  the  buoy  (or,  beacon) 

GAM 

Direction  (Position). 
— In  the  direction — of. 
— Indicate  direction  (or,  position) — of  — . 


Dirt-y-iness. 
Dirty  shirts  or  linen 


-VYO 


DlSABLE-ING-ILITY. 

Am  disabled ;  communicate  with  me.CL 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  disabled. 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not  disabled. 
Capstan  disabled hwa 

— Disabled. 

Donkey  engine  disabled lko 

Donkey  pump  disabled lrp 

Engines  broken  down.    I  am  disabled, 

BJ 

Engines brokendown (or,  disabled).MCH 

Engines  completely  disabled mq 

Engines  disabled ;  can  repair  them  in  — 

hours mcl 

Have  lost  screw,  or,  Screw  disabled.MS 
Have  passed  steamer  with  machinery 

disabled mt 

Have  passed  steamer  with  steering  gear 

disabled mu 

Have  you  seen  disabled  steamer? mv 

Machinery  disabled .-. mcn 

One  engine  disabled mcr 

One  screw  disabled ;  can  work  the  other, 

MW 

—Passed  disabled  ship  at  — . 

Passed  disabled  steamer  at  — xx 

Budder  disabled;  will  you  assist  me? 

(into port  indicated,  if  necessary)  .da 

Ship  disabled;  will  you  tow  me  (into 

port  indicated)*! -MY 

Steering  gear  disabled mz 

— Too  much  disabled. 
— Tug  is  disabled. 

Disadvantage-ous-ly. 

DlSAFFECT-ED-ION. 

Crew  disaffected;  will  not  work kcn 

— Serious  disaffection  in  — . 

DlSAGREE-D-ING-MENT-ABLE. 

— Landing  safe,  but  very  disagreeable. 
Disallow-ed.    Not  allowed dzl 

DlSAPPEAE-ED-ING. 

Buoys  have  all  disappeared hmi 

—Disappearance. 


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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


221 


DISAPPEAR— DISK. 


LCH 

LCI 

LCJ 

LCK 

LOM 

LCN 

LCO 
LCP 


LCQ 
LCR 
LCS 
LOT 
LCU 
LCV 


LCW 
LCX 


LCY 


LCZ 

LDA 
LDB 
LDC 


LDE 


LDF 
LDG 


LDH 

LDI 

LDJ 


Disappear —  Continued. 
Has  yellow  fever  disappeared  at  — ?.mwj 
Yellow  fever  has  disappeared  at  — _mwv 

DlSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT. 
DlSAPPROVE-D-ING. 
DlSARM-ED-ING-AMENT. 
DlSASTER-ROTJS-LY. 
DlSBELIEVE-D-ING.      DISBELIEF. 

Disc.    Disk. 

DlSCHARGE-D-ING. 

— Can  I  discharge  at  pier? 
Discharge-d-ing  cargo ial 

Discharge  cargo  as  soon  as  possible. iam 
■Discharge  pipes  out  of  order. 
— Discharge  valves  out  of  order. 
— Discharged  for. 
— Discharged  from. 
— Discharged  in. 
— Discharged  on  the  — . 
I  am  discharging  (or,  taking  in)  powder 
or  explosives. 

Flag  B,  or.  Code  Flag  over  b 
I  have  received  orders  for  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  at  — sr 

— I  shall  discharge. 
Must  discharge  cargo  to  repair  damages, 

KJR 

— Obliged  to  discharge. 

Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  first  at  (place  indicated), 

SY 

Send  flats  to  discharge  cargo iaz 

When  do  you  commence  discharging 
cargo? ■ ibj 

Where  did  you  discharge  cargo? ibl 

Without  discharging  cargo ibo 

You  will  discharge  cargo— at  — ibq 

DlSCIPLINE-D-ING. 

Disclose-d-ing.     (Divulge) lu 

dlscolor-ed-ing-ation. 

Disconnect. 
— Disconnected-ing. 

—Does  disconnecting  affect  your  steering? 

Let   your  wheels  (or,  screw)  revolve 

.  without  disconnects  g QOB 

DlSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT. 

Crew  discontented ;  will  not  work  -KCO 

DlSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION. 

— Discontinue  repeating  signals. 
Light,  or,  Floating  light  is  discontinued 

(or,  gone) _--QSG 

Your  agent  (or  agent  specified)  has  dis- 
continued business  -. - dtf 

DlSCOUNT-ED  ING. 

— At  a  discount. 
—What  is  the  discount? 


LDK 


LDM 
LDN 
LDO 
LDP 
LDQ 
LDR 
LDS 
LDT 
LDU 

LDV 

LDW 
LDX 


LDY 
LDZ 


LEA 

LEB 

LEC 

LED 

LEF 

LEG 

LEH 

LEI 

LEJ 


LEK 

LEM 

LEN 

LEO 

LEP 
LEQ 
LER 
LES 


DlSCOURAGE-D-ING. 

Discourtesy  (Incivility) pgi 

DlSCOVER-ED-ING-ABLE-Y. 

Can  you  discover? 
— Have,  or,  Has  been  discovered. 
— Have,  or,  Has  not  been  discovered. 
— Have  you  been  discovered? 
— Have  you  discovered? 
— I  made  the  discovery.  , 

— What  have  you  discovered? 
— When  did  you  discover? 

DlSCREDIT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y. 
DlSCRETION-AL.      DISCREETLY. 

— Use  you  own  discretion. 


Discuss-ed-ing-ion.     ( Controversy. ) 

Disease-d.     (See  also  Sick.) 
A  contagious  disease  on  board  (or  at 
place  indicated) gpq 

Contagious  disease jsc 

Disease,  or,  Sickness  is  contagious  _.vb 
Disease,  or,  Sickness  is  not  contagious, 

vc 
I  have  (or,  have  had)  a.  dangerous  infec- 
tious disease  on  board. 

Code  Flag  over  L 
— Infectious  disease. 

Is  disease  (or,  sickness)  contagious?.VA 
— Venereal  disease. 

Disembark-  ation. 

— Disembarked-ing. 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  disembarked. 

— Passengers  will  have  to  be  disembarked. 

— Prepare  to  disembark — at  — . 

—Shall,  or,  Will  be  disembarked. 

— To  be  disembarked. 

Troops  are  ready  to  disembark ybo 

Where  will  passengers  have  to  be  dis- 
embarked?   TDV 

dlsengage-d-ing-ment. 

Disguise-d-ing.    To  disguise. 
I  have  been  chased  by  a  disguised  war 
vessel inp 

— I  saw  war  vessel  (or,  vessels)  disguised 

off—. 

Keep  a  good  lookout,  as  it  is  reported 

enemy's  war  vessels  are  going  about 

in  disguise  of  merchantmen . o J 

— Passed  a  war  vessel  disguised;  funnel 
(or,  funnels)—..  Here  give  the  color 
or  the  design  of  the  line  of  steamers 
that  it  may  be  an  imitation  of. 

Disgrace-d-ing-fully. 

DlSHONEST-Y-LY. 

Dishonor-ed-able-ably. 

Disinfect-ed-ing-ant. 

Disk.    Disc - lcn 


222 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  IL 


DISLIKE— DISTINGUISH. 


LET 
LEU 

LEV 
LEW 


LEX 

LEY 
LEZ 

LFA 
LFB 


LFC 

LFD 
LFE 

LFG 


LFH 
LFI 
LFJ 
LFK 


LFM 
LFN 
LFO 
LFP 


LFQ 
LFR 
LFS 

LFT 

LFU 

LFV 

LFW 
LFX 


LFY 


DlSLIKE-D-ING. 
DlSLOCATE-D-ING-ION. 

Arm  dislocated evj 

DlSMANTLE-D-ING. 
DlSMAST-ED-ING. 

Lost  the  (or,  her)  masts raz 

Vessel  seen  (or,  indicated)  lost  her  masts, 

RBP 

"When  did  you  lose  your  masts? rmj 

DlSMISS-ED-ING-AL. 
DlSOBEY-ED-ING-DJENCE. 

— Disobey-ed-ing-dience  of  orders. 

DlSORDER-ED-LY. 

— Is,  or,  Are  in  great  disorder. 

DlSPATCH-ED-ING.        To     DISPATCH.        (See 

Despatch) kwv 

DlSPENSE-D-ING— WITH. 

— Can  spare  (or,  dispense  with). 

— Can  you  spare  (or,  dispense  with)? 

DlSPERSE-D-ING. 

Convoy  to  disperse  and  make  for  desti- 
nation   is 

Convoy  to  disperse  and  reassemble  at 
rendezvouz  (or  place  indicated) it 

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

DlSPLACE-D-ING-MENT. 
DlSPLAY-ED-ING. 
DlSPLEASE-D-ING-URE. 
DlSPOSE-D-ING-AL. 

An  opportunity  for  selling  (or,  disposing 

of) SRV 

An  opportunity  of  disposing  of  cargo, 

hzq 
— At  my  own  disposal. 
—At  your  disposal. 
— Can  dispose  of. 
— Can  not  dispose  of. 

Dispose  of  cargo  as  soon  as  possible, 

IAN 

— For  disposal. 

— Have  you  disposed  of? 

— Not  disposed  of. 

Disprove-d. 

DlSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE. 

Disqualify -ied-ication. 

DlSREGARD-ED-ING. 

— Disregard  leader's  movements.     Disre- 
gard motions. 

Dissatisfied.   Dissatisfaction.  (Discon- 
tent)   LDE 

Dissent-ed-ing-sion. 


LFZ 
LGA 


LGB 


LGC 


LGD 
LGE 


LGF 


LGH 
LGI 
LGJ 
LGK 

LGM 
LGN 


LGO 
LGP 


LGQ 

LGR 
LGS 
LGT 


LGU 


LGV 
LGW 

LGX 


LGY 
LGZ 

LHA 


Dissolve-d-ing-ution. 
— Dissolution  of  partnership. 
Congress,    Parliament,    Assembly   (or 
other  legislative  body)  is  dissolved.FEJ 


Distance. 
At  —  (time  indicated)  —  (place  indi- 
cated) bore  — ,  distant  —  miles ed 

Bearings  and  distance  of gbf 

Can  not  make  out  your  flags;    come 
nearer  (or,  make  Distant  Signals)  .vm 
— Communicate  by  Distant  Signals. 
Convoy  to  spread  as  far  as  possible, 

keeping  within  signal  distance iz 

Course  and  distance  - ...jzg 

— Distant. 

— Distant  Signals  (when  spoken  of).    (See 
page  523.) 

Extend-ed-ing  your  distance mpn 

How  far  off?    What  distance? mta 

— I  am  going  to  communicate  by  Distant 
Signals. 
I  wish  to  signal ;  will  you  come  within 

easy  signal  distance vj 

Keep  within  signal  distance pzu 

— Make  Distant  Signals. 
— Miles  distant  (or,  from). 
— Not  sufficient  distance. 
— Sufficient  distance. 

What  distance?    How  far  off? mta 

— What  distance  off  is? 
— What  distance  were  you — from? 
What  are  the  bearing  and  distance  of  — 

(place  or  vessel  indicated)"! eo 

— What  is  the  distance— to? 
— When  I  have  run  my  distance  I  shall  put 
her  head  off  until  — . 


Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation. 

Distinct-ly-ion-ive-ness. 
— Distinct  enough. 

— Your  signal  is  not  distinct.    Interpreta- 
tion doubtful. 

Distingtjish-ed-ing-able.   (See  also  Make 
Out.) 
Calls  the  attention  of  the  vessel  whose 

distinguishing  signal  follows dr 

—Can  you,  or,  Could  you  distinguish? 
— Can  you  distinguish  what  —  (vessel  in- 
dicated) has  hoisted? 
— Can  not  distinguish  her  (or,  your)  colors. 
Can  not  distinguish  your  signal  flags; 
come  nearer,  (or,  make  Distant  Sig- 
nals)  VM 

■Distinguishing  vane. 
— I  can  not  distinguish  (or,  see). 
•Plainly  distinguishable.     I  saw  it  very 

plainly. 
Repeat  your  distinguishing  signal ;  the 

flags  were  not  made  out .' du 

Show  your  distinguishing  signal dv 

Signal   not  understood,   although  the 

flags  are  distinguished wcx 

Vessel  has  not  shown  her  number  (or, 

distinguishing  signal) slh 

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


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


223 


DISTINGUISH— DO. 


LHB 
LHC 


LHD 
LHE 
LHF 
LHG 


LHI 


LHJ 
LHK 


LHM 


LHN 
LHO 

LHP 

LHQ 

LHR 
LHS 

LHT 
LHU 


Distinguish — Continued. 

Vessels  just  -weighed  (or,  leaving),  show 
your  distinguishing  signals dz 

Vessels  that  -wish  to  he  reported  all 
well,  show  your  distinguishing  sig- 
nals  --- --DYT 

Vessels  that  wish  to  he  reported  on 
leaving,  show  your  distinguishing 
signals eb 

Vessels  that  wish  to  he  reported,  show 

your  distinguishing  signals ea 

— Your  signal  flags  can  not  be  distin- 
guished. 

Distkess-ed. 
Boat  in  distress  (bearing,  if  necessary), 

ES 

Did  you  se'e  a  vessel  in  distress? nd 

— Distressed  for  want  of  coal. 
— Distressed  for  want  of  food. 
— Distressed  for  want  of  water. 
— Distressed  seaman. 
Do  you  think  we  ought  to  pass  a  vessel 

in  this  distressed  condition  ? ne 

Have  you  seen  or  heard  of  a  vessel 

wrecked  or  in  distress  ? zu 

— How  long  have  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 
been  in  such  distress  ? 
I  will  assist  you  (or  vessel  in  distress), 

FGI 

I  will  remain  by  you  (or  vessel  in  dis- 
tress)  Al 

In  distress ;  want  assistance .  -  - NS 

In  distress;  want  immediate  assist- 
ance*  ?.- -NO 

*See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 

Is  not  vessel  (bearing  if  necessary)  in 

distress? -NT 

— Put  in,  in  distress. 
—Relieve  vessel  in  distress. 

Signals  of  distress wcy 

Signals  of  distress  in — (direction  indi- 
cated)   wcz 

— Strange  sail  (or  vessel  indicated)  is  (or, 
was)  in  distress. 
Vessel  indicated  in  distress,  wants  im- 
mediate assistance nw 

Vessel  indicated  appears  in  distress.  _nx 
Vessel  on  —  (bearing  indicated)  is  mak- 
ing signals  of  distress wdp 

dlstribute-d-ing-ion. 

District— of  — . 

Agricultural  district — of — dul, 

Mining  district — of — RUQ 

Distrust-ed-ing-ful-ly. 

DlSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE. 

Atmospheric  disturbance  _ -FJP 

—Disturbance  is  quelled. 

— Disturbance  on  shore  (or,  at  —  ). 

I  have  no  cargo  to  disturb  my  com- 

JHU 


Ditch. 
Ditto. 


LHV 

LHW 

LHX 

LHY 

LHZ 

LIA 


LIB 
LIC 
LID 
LIE 


LIF 


LIG 
LIH 


LIJ 


LIK 


LIM 
LEST 


DlVE-D-IKG-R. 

Artificer  diver, ezq- 

— Can  you  lend  me  a  diver  ? 
— Diver's  gear. 

Diver's  helmet. 
— Diver's  pump. 
— Diver's  telephone. 

Diving  apparatus ,..erg 

Diving  bell-.- geo 

— Diving  dress. 

— Have  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  a  diver  ? 

— Require  diver  to  clear  screw. 

— Require  diver  to  examine  bottom. 


Divide-d-ing-sion.    Divisible. 
Divisional  boat gsr 


Dividend. 

Divine  Service. 

D  jerib.     (Square  measure) axp 

DrVULGE-D-ING. 

Do,  Did,  Doing,  Done bmp 

After  it  was  done dqy 

Badly  done rFRj 

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

Can,  or,  May  do  it blu 

Can,  or,  May  have  done  (or,  been  done), 

blv 

Can,  or,  May  it  be  done? blw 

Can  you  (or  person  indicated)  do  it? 

dee 
Can  not,  or,  May  not  do  (or,  be  done), 

BLX 

Cannot,  or,  May  not  do  it bly 

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

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

done) bmc 

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

BMD 

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

—Do  all. 

Do,  Does,  Did,  Doing,  Done -.bmf 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated) ? btq 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  his  (her-s,  it-s)?--BMG 
Do,  Does,  or,  Did  I  (my,  mine)?-.-BMH 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  not bmi 

Do,  Does,  pr,  Did  that  (or,  this)?  ..bmj 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  the? bmk 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  there? bml 

Do,  or,  Did  these  (or,  those)  ? bmn 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  they  (their-s)?-.-BMO 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  we  (our-s)? bmp 

Do,  Does,  or,  Didyou-r-s? bmq 

Do  not  let  him  (her,  it,  or  person  indi- 
cated)— have -btr 

— Do  what  is  to  be  done. 
Do  you  think  it  will  be? xpy 

— Doing  well. 

Easily  done deg 

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

BMR 


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Part  II. 


DO. 


LIO 


LIP 


LIQ 


LIE 


Do — Continued. 
Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not  done  (or,  been 

done) BMS 

Had,  or,  Have  I  done? bmt 

Had,  or,  Have  they  done? bmu 

Had,  or,  Have  we  done? bmv 

Had,  or,  Have  you  done? BMW 

Has  it  been  done  (accomplished)?.. deh 

Having  done bmx 

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

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

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) btjp 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) should  (vr,  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 

Ishall  (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- 
dicated) does  (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 bzg 

•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 cbg 

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 bnr 

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,  above.) 


LIS 


LIT 


LIU 


Do — Continued. 

Must  do  (or,  be  done) cen 

Must  not  do  (or,  be  done) oew 

Not  doing — cfp 

Not  d6ing  well zbl 

Not  done— - -Cfq 

Not  easily  done dei 

Not  to  be  done cgi 

—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)  ? 

BWF 

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)-BNY 
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  do  it? 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)''.  — - 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 


Part  -II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


225- 


DO— DOUBLE. 

Do — Continued. 

Doctor — Continued. 

Whendo(or,  did)  I  (or,  -we)? ore 

May  I  send  a  sick  person  to  see  your 

When  do  (or,  did)  they  (or,  you)?..CRF 

doctor  (or,  surgeon)? wl 

When  done  with .1 .org 

LJX 

— No  doctor  (or,  surgeon). 

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

No  doctor  (or,  surgeon)  available. _wm 

you)  do? crv 

Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  shall  be  sent  for, 

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

LJW 

Where  do  (does,  or,  did)? csx 

Want  a  doctor  (or,  surgeori) ;  send  me 

Where  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? csy 

Where  do  (or,  did)  they  (or,  yon)?-  _csz 

one  from  the  nearest  place wo 

Want  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor).    Medical 

LIV 

— Where  is  it  to  take  place  (or,  to  be  done)? 

assistance  wanted fgl 

. 

Who  do  (does,  or,  did)?. cuo 

Will  your  doctor  (or,  surgeon)  come  on 

Why  do  (does,  or,  did)? cvg 

board? -- wp 

Why  do  (does,  or,  did)  not? cvh 

Why  do  (or,  did)  you? cvi 

Why  do  (or,  did)  you  not?- ._cvj 

LJY 

Document.     (See  also  Paper.  ) 

Will,  etc.     (See  Shall,  above.) 

LJZ 

— Bring  all  your  documents  (or,  papers). 

Will  it  do? bou 

Papers  and  documents tal 

Will  not  do bov 

Will  you  do  it? owe 

LKA 

Dog. 

Would,  etc.     (See  Should,  above. ) 

LKB 

— Dog  watch. 

You  do  (or,  did} --.bow 

You  do  (or,  did)  not? box 

Doing.    (See  Do) bmf 

You  had  (or,  have)  done boy 

You  had  (or,  have)  not  done boz 

LKC 

Dolphin. 

LIW 

Dock-ed-ing. 

LKD 

— Dolphin  striker. 

LIX 

— Do  you  go  into  dry  dock?    Will  you  have 

to  go  into  dry  dock? 

LKE 

Dome. 

Dock  authorities fng 

LIY 

— Dock  dues. 

LKF 

Domestic-ate-d-ing-ity. 

LIZ 

— Dock  laborer. 

LJA 

— Dockers'  Union. 

LKG 

Dominion. 

LJB 

— Docks  —  at  — . 

LKH 

— His,  or,  Her  Majesty's  dominions. 

LJO 

— Dry  dock. 

LJD 

— Floating  dock. 

LKI 

Domingo,  Santo.     Santo   Domingo 

Lje 

— Graving  dock. 

Colors. 

LJF 

— In  dock. 

LJG 

' — Is  there  any  dry  dock  here? 

LKJ 

Don. 

LJH 

— Must  go  into  dry  dock. 

LJI 

— No  dry  dock  nearer  than  — . 

Done.     (See  Do) bmf 

LJK 

—Out  of  dock! 

LJM 

—Tidal  dock. 

LKM 

Donkey.     (Animal. ) 

LJN 

, — Undock-ed-ing. 

LJO 

— Wet  dock. 

Donkey  Boiler - gwv 

What  is  the  depth  over  sill? kvh 

Donkey  boiler  burst .. gwx 

LJP 

— What  is  the  length  of  dock  at  — ? 

Donkey  boiler  damaged _  1 . . . gwy 

LJQ 

— When  do  you  come  out  of  dry  dock? 

LKN 

— Donkey  engine. 

LJB 

— When  were  you  last  docked? 

LKO 

— Donkey  engine  disabled. 

Will  you  have  to  go  into  dry  dock,  or, 

LKP 

—Donkey  pump  disabled. 

Do  you  go  into  dry  dock? lix 

Wish  to  enter  port  or  dock tm 

LKQ 

Door. 

LKR 

— Manhole  door. 

LJS 

Docket. 

LKS 

— Water-tight  door. 

LJT 

Dockyard. 

Doppelzentner.      (Measure  of  weight), 

Dockyard  authorities fnh 

LKT 

ZNL 

Dose. 

LJU 

Doctor. 

Accident;  want  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor), 

LKU 

DOT-TED-ING. 

AM 

Dot  between  initials. -Code  Flag  over  f 

LJV 

— Doctor,  or,  Surgeon  is  away. 

LJW 

— Doctor,  or,  Surgeon  shall  be  sent  for. 

LKV 

Double-d-y-ing.    Dual. 

Doctor,   or,  Surgeon  wants  assistance, 

LKW 

—Double  acting-ion. 

FGP 

Double  altitude edi 

Doctor,  or,  Surgeon  will  come  imme- 

Double bottom.. -- hay 

diately  WN 

Have  you  a  doctor  (or,  surgeon)?- _.wk 

LKX 

— Double  expansion  engine. 

LKY 

— Double  reef-ed. 

I  am  in  want  of  a  doctor  (or,  medical 

LKZ 

—Double  topsail. 

Double  topsail  yard xwd 

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Part  IL 


DOUBLOON— DKIVE. 

Doubloon.     {Coin)..- - 

ATK 

Drachme.  .  (Measure  of  weight) ban 

LMA 

DOUBT-ED-PUL-LY. 

Any  doubt 

--EOT 

LMW 

Drapt-ed-ing. 

LMB 

— Doubtless.    No  doubt. 

LMX 

Drag-ged-ging.    To  drag. 

I  doubt  if  it  is  possible 

--TQB 

Anchor  drag-ged-ging eha 

Ldoubt  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  requires  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 

LMP 

— Down  to  — . 

What  is  your  draught  of  water? oc 

LMG 

— Downcast. 

Very  bad  draught _prv 

LMH 

— Downfall. 

LNE 

— Very  fair  draught. 

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  down 

--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-d-ing. 

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 nen  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 

Pull  dress nso 

Properly  dressed- . .tzf 

LMR 

Downton  PUMP. 

Downwards 

-LMJ 

LNR 

Drew.    (See  Draw) lnh 

Dript-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 

Drink-ing.    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  weight) 

.BAI 

have  no  more  anchors  to  let  go nk 

Part  II. 


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227 


DRIVE— DURING. 

Drive — Continued. 

Due —  Continued. 

Driving ;  parted  from  anchors.  - . 

---EIA 

LOW 

— Due  on. 

Drove  on  the  rocks 

---LOE 

Due  to  arrive — at — eyd 

LNW 

— We  are  driving. 

Mail  is  due  on  —  - rpe 

LNX 

Driver,  or,  Spanker. 

Spanker,  or,  Driver  boom 

---GZV 

LOX 

Dues.     (Fees. ) 

Spanker,  or,  Driver  boom  sprang 

--GZW 

Dock  dues - liy 

Harbor  dues ..omx 

LNY 

Drizzle-d-ing. 

Light  dues QSB 

LNZ 

Drogue. 

Dug lag 

LOA 

Droit. 

Duim.     ( Measure  of  length ) avo 

Droits  of  admiralty 

DLW 

LOY 

Duke.    Duchess. 

LOB 

Drop-ped-ping. 

Drop  a  kedge.     Bring  to  with  a 

kedge, 

PXV 

LOZ 

Dull-ness. 
Business  dull . hnu 

Drop  astern — of 

---FHI 

Drop  boat 

-      GSU 

LPA 

Duly. 

LOC 

— Drop  down  with  the  tide. 

Make  sail,  or,  Go  ahead  and  drop 

a  boat 

LPB 

Dumb. 

onboard 

---DVN 

Time  ball  drops  at  — 

---ETJ 

LPC 

Dunnage. 

When  does  time  ball  drop? 

.-.FTK 

When  will  you  drop  down? 

*     LMQ 

LPD 

Duplicate. 
Have  you  a  duplicate  (or,  copy) — of? 

LOD 

Drought. 

JWB 

.. 

LPE 

— I  can  supply  you  with  a  duplicate  of 

Drove.     (See  also  Drive)--.     

-    -LNU 

engine  (part  mentioned). 

LOE 

— (Drove  on  the  rocks. 

LPP 

I  have  no  duplicate  .  jwc 

— In  duplicate. 

LOF 

Drown. 

LPG 

— Send  a  duplicate. 

Accident  happened;  drowned; 

drown- 

LPH 

— Send  the  duplicate. 

mg 

...DCH 

Take,  or,  Make  a  duplicate  (or,  copy), 

LOG 

— Drowned-ing. 

LPI 

JWD 
DURABLE-NESS-ILITY. 

LOH 

Drug-ged-ging-gist. 

LPJ 

Duration. 

LOI 

Drum. 

LPK 

During. 

LOJ 

Drunk-en-ness. 

Arrived  during theday exv 

Charged  with  drunkenness 

1MB 

Arrived  during  the  night  -  -     exw 

LOK 

— Drunkard. 

LPM 
LPN 

— During  a  gale. 

— During  a  thick  fog. 

LOM 

Dry-ied-ing.    To  Dry. 

LPO 

— During  meal  hours. 

Do  you  go  into  dry  dock?     Will  you 

During  my  absence  (or,  the  absence  of 

have  to  go  into  dry  dock? 

LIX 

— ) DAX 

LON 

— Dry.    Dryness. 

LPQ 

— Durifig  the  —  (or,  a  — ). 

LOP 

— Dry  at  low  water. 

During  the  cruise kpa 

.   --LJC 

During  the  day __     -     knp 

LOQ 
LOR 

— Dry  rot. 

LPR 

— During  the  fog. 

— High  and  dry. 

LPS 

— During  the  gale.    Whilst  the  gale  lasts. 

Is  there  any  dry  dock  here? 

--.LJG 

During  the  monsoon  (or,  trades)  -.  -RYJ 

Must  go  into  dry  dock- --- 

-    _LJH 

LPT 

—During  the  night. 

No  dry  dock  nearer  than  — 

LJI 

LPU 

— During  the  passage  (or,  voyage). 

When  do  you  come  out  of  dry  dock?-LJQ 

LPV 

— During  the  time  in  harbor. 

LPW 

— During  the  war. 

LKV 

LPX 

— I  shall  lie-to  during  the  night. 
I  shall  steer  —  during  the  night  ...wtz 

ATM 

I  will  keep  close  to  you  during  the 
night    -- •- rvr 

LOY 

Keep  close  during  the  fog  -  -  -     pyo 

Keep  me  in   sight  during    the    night 

LOS 

Duck. 

(bearing  to  follow,  if  necessary) .  -PYV 
Passed  during  the  night tcq 

LOT 

Due. 

Pay  strict  attention  to  signals  during 

— Due  at. 

...LPA 

the  night --  dt 

LOU 

Shall  signal  with  steam  whistle  (or, 

LOV 

— Due  from. 

siren)  during  fog  (or,  darkness)  -  -WE 

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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 

Dusk-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-er. 
— Dyewoods. 

Dying. 
-Dying  at  the  rate  of  —  a  day. 
Dying  for  want  of  water _nf 


Dynamite-r. 

Dynamo. 

Dysentery.    Case  op  dysentery. 

Dyspepsia-tic. 


-IDL 


E.    (Letter.)  (For  new  method  of 
see  page  13.) 

Eacjh. 

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. 

Earn-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  sail. 
Eire  can  easily  he  got  at on 

— Go  easy. 

— I  shall  keep  under  easy  sail. 

Not  easily  accomplished  (done) DEI 

Not  easy  landing  on  the  heach.  Scarcely 
prudent  to  land fzx 

— Under  easy  sail. 

— Which  is  the  easiest? 

— With  the  greatest  ease. 


East.    (Compass  in  degrees) aeu 

East.    ( Compass  in  points)  - aqu 

— Easterly-ern-ing-ward. 
Alongshore  to  the  eastward  of  —  (dis- 
tance in  miles  may  follow) eao 

East  India  cargo ' hza 

East  India  Government ofr 

East  Indiaman 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  — iyg 

On,  or,  At  the  S.  E.  coast  of  — iyj 

South-east-erly-ern-ing -ward-er wli 

To,  or,  For  the  eastward. 
Too  far  to  the  eastward. 


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229 


EASTER— ELIGIBLE. 

LSG 

Easter. 

LTX 

Effort. 

After  Easter  J... .' 

--DQV 

LTY 

— Use  utmost  efforts  (exertions,  or 

,  en- 

LSH 

— Before  Easter. 

deavors) — to. 

Easy-ily.    (See  Ease) 

LRV 

LTZ 

Egg. 

LSI 

Eat-ing-en-able. 

LUA 

Egypt-ian.    Egyptian  Colors. 

LSJ 

— Worm  eaten. 

Egyptian  Pound,  or,  Lira 

ATO 

LSK 

Ebb-ed-ing. 

Bar  is  impassable  for  boats 

on  the  ebb 

LUB 

Eight-h-ly. 

tide  --. 

-- EQ 

Do  not  abandon  the  vessel  till  the  tide 

LUC 

ElGHTEEN-TH. 

has  ebbed 

AD 

LSM 

—Ebb  sets  — . 

LUD 

Either.    Either  one. 

LSN 

—Ebb  tide. 

LUE 

—Either  of  the  [or,  them). 

LSO 

— How  will  the  ebb  set? 

LUF 

— Either  of  us,  our-s. 

LSP 

— "When  the  ebb  makes. 
When  will  the  tide  ebb?  ... 

XI 

LUG 
LUH 

— Either  of  you-r-s. 

EjECT-ED-ION-MENT. 

LSQ 

Ebonite. 

LUI 

— Ejector. 

LSR 

Ebony. 

El.     (Measure  of  length) 

aWj 

LST 

ECCENTBIC-ITY-AL. 

Eccentric  bar  broken 

FWJ 

LUJ 

Elapse-d. 

LSU 

— Eccentric  gear. 

LUK 

Elastic-ity. 

LSV 

— Eccentric  pulleys  loose. 

LSW 

— Eccentric  rod  bent. 

LUM 

Elbow. 

LSX 

— Eccentric  rod  broken. 

LSY 

— Eccentric  sheaves  out  of  order. 

Elder.     (Older) 

--SQI 

LSZ 

— Eccentric  strap  broken. 

Eldest.     (Oldest) 

--SQJ 

LTA 

Eclipse-d-ing. 

LUN 

Elect-ed-ing-ion. 

LTB 

ECONOMY-IC-ICAL-IZE. 

LUO 

— Is,  or,  are  elected  —  for  — . 

LTC 

— Economize-d-ing  fuel. 

LTD 

— Most  economical  speed. 

LUP 
LUQ 

Electric-al-ly-ity. 
— Electric  battery. 

LTE 

Ecuador.    Ecuador  Colors. 

Electricbell _.  

Electric  brush _ 

GEP 
HKN 

LTF 

Eddy. 

Electric  cable.. ... 

-HRB 

LTG 

— Eddy  tide. 

LUR 

LUS 

— Electric  circuit. 
— Electric  current. 

LTH 

Edge-ding.    Edgewise. 

LUT 

— Electric  engine. 

Water's  edge 

YWN 

LUV 
LUW 

— Electric  fuze. 
— Electric  launch. 

LTI 

Edition.    Editor. 

LUX 

LUY 

— Electric  light. 

— Electric  light  installation. 

LTJ 

Educate-d-ing-ion. 

LUZ 
LVA 

— Electric  machine. 
— Electric  mine. 

LTK 

Educe-tion. 

LVB 

— Electric  motor. 

LTM 

—Eduction  gear. 

LVC 

— Electrical  communication. 

LTN 

—Eduction  pipe  out  of  order. 

LVD 

— Electrician. 

LTO 

— Eduction  port. 

LVB 
LVF 

— Electro  contact. 

— Electro  contact  mine. 

LTP 

Effect-ed-ing. 

LVG 

— Electro  magnet. 

Can  a  landing  be  effected? 

Can  boats 

LVH 

— Keep  electric  light  on  — . 

land? 

EW 

LVI 

— Search  light,  or,  Electric  projector 

Have,  or,  Has  the  desired  effect-  ..kwq 

LVJ 

— Turn  off  electric  light. 

The  desired  effect -- 

...KWU 

LVK 

— Turn  on  electric  light. 

Try  to  effect 

_.; YCV 

Electrician 

LVD 

LTQ 

Efpective-ly. 

LVM 

Elephant. 

LTR 

Effectual-ly. 

LTS 

Effervesce-d-ing-nce. 

LVN 

Elevate-d-ing-ation-or. 

LTU 

— Effervescing  drink. 

LVO 

Eleven-th. 

LTV 

Efficient-ly-cy. 

LTW 

1 

— May  be  made  efficient. 

LVP 

Eligible-ility. 

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Part  II. 


ELM— END. 


LVQ 
LVR 


LVS 
LVT 
LVU 
LVW 

LVX 
LVY 

LVZ 

LWA 
LWB 

LWC 

LWD 

LWE 

LWP 

LWG 

LWE 

LWI 

LWJ 

LWK 

LWM 
LWN 

LWO 

LWP 
LWQ 
LWE 
LWS 
LWT 
LWU 
LWV 
LWX 
LWY 
LWZ 

LXA 

LXB 

LXC 

LXD 

LXE 

LXF 

LXG 


LXH 


LXI 

LXJ 

LXK 


LXM 
LXN 


Elm. 

Else. 

Anyone  else eqa 

Anything  else EQG 

Anywhere  else -.eqs 

Elsewhere. 

■Nothing  else. 
— Or  else. 
— Someone  else. 

Something  else wjr 

What  else? 
— Who,  or,  Whom  else? 

Embank-ment. 

Embargo. 
An  embargo  has  been  laid  on  at  — . 
Does  embargo  extend  to  vessels  under 


— Embargo  is  not  taken  off. 

— Embargo  is  taken  off. 

— Embargo  not  expected. 

— Has  embargo  been  taken  off  at  —  ? 

— In  daily  expectation  of  an  embargo. 

— Is  embargo  likely  to  be  taken  off  ? 

— It  is  expected  the  embargo  will  be  taken 
off. 

— The  {natipn  specified)  have  laid  an  em- 
bargo oh  all  (nations  specified)  vessels. 

— When  is  the  embargo  to  be  laid  on? 

—When  is  the  embargo  to  be  taken  off  ? 

Embark-ed-ing. 

— Embarkation. 

— Enemy's  troops  embark-ed-ing. 

— I  shall  embark  at. 

— Passengers  are  embarked. 

— To  embark  troops. 

— Troops  are  all  embarked. 

— Troops  are  embarking. 

— When  do  the  troops  embark? 

— When  do  you  embark? 

— When  will  passengers  embark? 

Embarrass-ed-ing-ment. 

Embassy. 

Embayed. 

Embezzle-d-ing-ment. 

Emergency. 

— In  case  of  emergency. 

Emery. 
Emery  cloth ivn 

Emetic. 
Tartar  emetic xky 

Emigrate-d-ing-ion-ant. 

Detained  by  the  Emigration  Officer  _kyb 
— Emigration,  or,  Immigration  Office. 
— Have  you  settled  with  the  Emigration 

Office? 

Eminence-ent-ly. 
Emolument. 


LXO 

LXP 
LXQ 

LXE 

LXS 

LXT 

LXU 

LXV 
LXW 

LXY 
LXZ 

LYA 
LYB 
LYC 

LYD 
LYE 


LYF 
LYG 


LYH 


LYI 
LYJ 
LYK 


Emperor. 
Emperor,  King,  Queen,  President,  Chief 
of  the  State,  etc.,  of— has  (or,  is)  ..ior 

Empire. 

Employ-ed-ing-ment. 
Chartered,   or,  Employed  by  Govern- 
ment  — - ine 

—Employee. 
— Employer. 

Government  employee  (or,  officer).. opt 
— To  be  employed  (or,  used). 

♦ 
Empress. 

Empty-ied-ing. 
— Empty  barrel. 

Empty  bottles -hat 

Empty  cartridge  case ...icu 

— Empty  cases. 

Empty  casks idz 

— Water  tank  is  empty. 

When  empty-ied -.-zck 

En  route. 

Enable-d-ing. 

Encamp-ed-ing-ment. 
Enemy  is  breaking  up  his  encampment, 

LZC 

Enclose-d-ing-ure. 

Encounter-ed-ing  . 
Have  encountered  ice  —  (date,  latitude, 

and  longitude  to  follow,  if  necessary). 

(See  also  page  27i— Ice) pbl 

Where  did  you  encounter  ice? pcg 

Encouraqe-d-ing-ment. 

Encroach-ed-ing-ment. 

Encumber. 
The  bank  is  encumbered  with  fishing 
boats ep 

End-ed-ing — OP. 

-   A  regular  breakup.    An  end  to  the  fine 

weather hev 

At  the  end  (or,  extremity) — of fix 

At  the  latter  end — of  — .     The  latter 

end — of  - fiz 

Authorities  will  put  an  end  to  the  affair, 

DPJ 

Beam  ends _.- gao 

— Before  the  end — of. 
Buoy  end  of  cable hmf 

— Butt  end. 
Cipher  is  ended iqs 

—End  for  end. 

End  of  April .eub 

End  of  August _..fmc 

End  of  December kpm 

End  of  February mur 

End  of  January puv 

End  of  July  .. pwo 

End  of  June pwx 

End  of  March RKX 

End  of  May -. RNG 


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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 — Continued. 

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-ing. 


Endeavor-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 EC  J 

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  prom 

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. 
Endure- 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  throwing  up  batteries  -_.fys 
— Enemy'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  —   ... ...og 

— 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 

LZW 

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 — Continued. 
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 01 

— 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 o J 

— 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 

Energy-etic. 


Service  rifle. 
Service-rifle  cartridges- 

Enforce-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? ydo 

— 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 hts 

Circulating  engine IRA 

Compound  engine jlm 

— Direct-action  engine. 

Donkey  engine --'- lkn 

Double-expansion  engine lkx 

Electric  engine ...lut 

— Fire  engine 

— Gas  engine. 

— Hydraulic  engine. 

— Locomotive  engine. 

— Motor  engine. 

— Quadruple-expansion  engine. 

— Rotary  engine. 

— Side-lever  engine. 

— Traction  engine. 

— Triple-expansion  engine. 


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Part  II. 


ENGINE. 


MAZ 
MBA 


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-off  cocks  (or,  gear) gnw 

Blow-off  valve gnz 

Blow  through  pipe  .. gob 

Brine  cock hig 

Circulating  pump irb 

Clack  valve iru 

Cock iyu 

Condenser jmq 

Condenser  pipe.- jms 

Condenser  tube _ jmt 

Connecting  rod jpk 

Crank kbh 

Crank  frame . kbj 

Crank  head 1 kbl 

Crank  pin kbm 

Crosshead ked 

Cylinder kia 

Cylinder  cover kib 

Cylinder  side  rod kip 

D  slide kip 

Eccentric  gear lsu 

Eduction  gear ltm 

Eduction  port lto 

Ejector lui 

Engine  bolt gxy 

— Engine  counter. 

— 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 hdp 

Paddle  wheel- szg 

Parallel-motion  gear  ^ tax 

Pipe  (steam) wsm 

Piston tkw 

Piston  rod tky 

Port  engine toy 

Pump  gear ubi 

Safety  Valve vdi 

Sea  cock vky 

Shaft  bearing gbp 

Slide  valve wgi 

Slide-valve  rqd wgn 

Sluice  valve whj 


MBC 
MBD 
MBE 


MBP 

MBG 

MBH 

MBI 

MBJ 

MBK 

MBL 

MBN 


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  vah^ xrg 

Thrust  bearing : gpq 

Turning  gear ..yen 

Vacuum  gauge ynm 

Valve ynt 

Waste  pipe yuv 

Water  gauge yvq 

GENERAL   SIGNALS   ABOUT   ENGINES. 

Anything  wrong  with  engine? ..rd 

Atmospheric  pressure fjq 

Can  not  get  a  vacuum ynj 

Clean  engine isq 

Damage  to  machinery  (part  to  be  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  maybe  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.EZR 

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. 

Examine-ation  (of)  machinery mka 

Good  vacuum _ .ynk 

Have  you  a  good  fire  engine? nag 

— Have  you  damaged  your  machinery? 

Horsepower oyh 

Hot  bearings ri 

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 _kys 

Indifferent  vacuum ynl 

Let  your  wheels(or,  screw)revolve  with- 
out disconnecting ...qob 

Making  (number  to  follow)  revolutions 
per  minute uwj 

—My  engine  requires  cleaning 


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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  adjustment  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 y  vr 

Water  pressure yvz 

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 — dwi 

Air-pump  rod  broken , .  dwf 

Bilge  pump  out  of  order . G 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_-.XFY 

Condenser  tubes  burst JMU 

Condenser  tubes  choked  (or,  salted)  -  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 
MpP 


MCQ 


MCR 


Engine— Continued. 

Discharge  valve  out  of  order.- lcr 

Donkey  engine  disabled lko 

Donkey  pump  disabled  - lkp 

Eccentric  bar  broken rwj 

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  down ;  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 

Feed  pump  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 --- Rl 

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 rdv 

Machinery,  or,  Engines  disabled- _.mcn 

Machinery  out  of  order rj 

Machinery  requires  adjusting dkp 

-Machinery  slightly  deranged. 
Machinery    supposed    to  have  broken 

down MCA 

Machinery  wants  repair mbl 

Main-bearing  brasses  broken  (or,  out  of 

order)  -. gbo 

Main  check  valve  out  of  order ioe 

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.  _ .  tay 
Piston  broken : tkx 


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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 me 

Pump  choked ubf 

Pump  crosshead  out  of  order ubh 

Pump  gear  worn  out  (or,  defective)  _ubj 

Pump-lever  links  broken  .. ubl 

Pump  lever  out  of.  order ubm 

Pump  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 gyp 

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 

Stern  gland  defective wuv 

Stern  tube  damaged wva 

Stuffing  box  broken hdi 

Stuffing-box  glands  out  of  order  ...hdj 

Surface  condenser  out  of  order xfy 

Tail  end  of  main  shaft  broken lyo 

Thrust  block  broken __gmz 

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   OP   ENGINES. 

Ahead  easy.     Go  ahead  easy lh 

Astern  easy.     Go  astern  easy lk 

Ease  her.     Reduce  speed mf 

Pull  speed nsv 

Go  ahead lg 

Go  ahead  easy.    Easy  ahead lh 

Go  ahead  full  speed ,. li 

Go  astern lj 

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 

Keeping,  Kept  going  ahead .dvl 

Keep-ing,  Kept  going  astern fho 


MCS 


MOT 
MCU 
MCV 


MOW 


MCX 
MCY 

MCZ 
MDA 


MDB 

MDC 
MDE 

MDP 
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  u 

Obliged  to  stop  engines. _  _  _  wxh 

Quarter  speed. , wmv 

Slow  speed whe 

Stop  her ml 

Stop  instantly.    ( Urgent) jun 

Stop  engines  to  adjust  towing  cables, 

DKH 

Stopping  only  for  small  adjustment  of 
machine^ 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 pun 

Englishman. 

Enjoy-ed-ing-ment. 

Enlarge-d-ing-ment. 

Enlist-ed-ing-ment. 
Foreign  Enlistment  Act dip 

Enough — op.     (See  also  Sufficient.) 

Distinct  enough lgs 

-Enough,  or,  Sufficient  room. 

-Enough  scope. 

Enough  time mdz 

-Far  enough. 

-Far  enough  to  windward. 

Fortunate  enough  to nmo 

-Good  enough. 

-Hands  enough. 
— Have  you  enough  (or,  sufficient)? 

-Have  you  men  enough  ? 

-Have  you  room  enough — for  (or,  to)—? 
— I  have  enough. 

-Is  it  enough? 

-Near-ly  enough. 
— Not  enough. 

Not  enough  cable ;  give  more  scope.HRM 
— Not  enough  wind. 
— Not  far  enough. 
— Not  short  enough. 

-Not  square  enough. 

Not  strong  enough xaq 

Not  time  enough xto 

—Not  water  enough. 
— Not  —  enough. 

-Quite  enough  (or,  sufficient). 

Room  enough mdc 

Shall  we  have  daylight  enough?  ...knt 


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235 


ENOUGH— EQUIVALENT. 

Enough—  Continued. 

MFJ 

Entitle-d-ing— to. 

MDY 

-^-Take  room  enough. 
They  are  not  cautious  enough-.  j__-igd 

MFK 

— Is,  or,  Are  not  entitled. 

MDZ 

— Time  enough. 

MFL 

Entrance. 

Water  enough . xcu 

MFN 

— At  the  entrance  of  —  the  — . 

MEB 

—Will- he  enough. 

Entrance  bears — _      eg 

You  will  have  water  enough  over  the 

Entrance,  or,  Bar  is  dangerous fq 

har  (or,  into  the  harbor.)    Depth  in 

MFO 

— Entrance  is  difficult. 

feet  to  follow _.vt 

Entrance,  or,  Bar  is  not  safe  except  at 

You  will  not  have  water  enough  over 

slack  water  (or,  at — .  time  indicated), 

the  bar  (or,  into  the  harbor).    Depth 

FVT 

in  feet  to  follow.. fwe 

MFP 

— Entrance  not  difficult. 

MFQ 

— Entrance  of  the  port. 

MEC 

Enqtjire-y — into  (or,  about).     (See  also 

Entrance  of  —  blockaded gn j 

Ask.) 

Entrance  of  — is  not  blockaded gnk 

Enquiry  has  been  made plv 

MFR 

— Harbor,  or,  Entrance  buoy. 

MED 

— Make  enquiry. 

How  does  entrance  bear? ej 

MEF 

— No  enquiries — for. 

Inner  entrance  (passage,  or,  channel), 

ILN 

MEG 

Enrol-led-ling-ment. 

MFS 

— Is  entrance  — ? 

« 

MFT 

— Off  the  entrance. 

MEH 

Ensign. 

Outer  entrance  (passage,  or,  channel), 

Can  not  distinguish  her  (or,  your)  en- 

ILS 

sign   -a- LGX 

MFU 

— The  entrance  of  the  gulf  (or,  harbor)  is 

Dip  your  ensign lbc. 

mined. 

MEI 

— Do  not  show  your  ensign. 

MFV 

— We  have  missed  the  entrance  (or,  passed 

MEJ 

— Ensign  union  downward. 

the  port,  or,  harbor) . 

MEK 

— Foreign  ensign. 

MFW 

— What  sort  of  an  entrance  is  it  (or,  is 

MEL 

—Half-mast  your  ensign. 

there  to  — )  ? 

MEN 

— Haul  down  your  ensign. 

What  wind  leads  through  the  passage 

Have,  you  a  —  ensign? _mev 

(or,  entrance)?  --    .  -.zfd 

Hoist  your  ensign  (colors) dw 

When  may  the  bar  (or,  entrance)  be 

MEP 

—Man-of-war  ensign. 

attempted? fwd 

MEQ 

— Naval  Reserve  ensign. 

MER 

— Neutral  colors  (or,  ensign). 

MFX 

En'trap-ped-ing. 

MES 

— Red  ensign. 

MET 

— She  (or  vessel  indicated)  has  not  shown 
her  ensign. 

MFY 

Entkeat-ed-ing-y. 

MEU 

—She  (or  vessel  indicated)  has  showniher 

MFZ 

Entry. 

ensign. 

Date  of  entry klx 

Show,  your  ensign.     Hoist  your  colors, 

DW 

MGA 

Envelope-d-ing. 

Vessel  just  arrived,  show  your  ensign, 

DY 

Envoy.     (Delegate) ksn 

What  ensign  has  she  hoisted? jbu 

MEV 

— Have  you  a  —  ensign? 

MGB 

Epidemic-al. 

MEW 

Ensure-d-ing. 

MGC 

Epilepsy-tic. 

MEX 

— Do  the  utmost  you  can  to  ensure  holding 

on ;  everything  will  be  wanted. 

MGD 

Epsom  salts. 

MEY 

Entangle-d-ing. 

MGE 

Equal-led-ling-ly-ity. 

MGF 

— An  equal  number  (or,  quantity) — of. 

MEZ 

Enter-ed-ing. 

Equal  altitudes  edj 

MFA 

— Are  you  entered? 

MPB 

— Can  not  enter. 

MGH 

Equalize-d-ing-ation. 

MFC 

— Have,  or,  Has  entered  into. 

Is  your  ship  entered  at  Custom-house? 

MGI 

Equator-ial. 

KGZ 

MGJ 

— On  the  equator. 

Permission  is   urgently   requested   to 

MGK 

— The  equator.     The  lme. 

When  did  you  cross  the  equator?  -  -KEL 

MFD 

— Try  to  enter. 

Where  did  you  cross  the  equator?.  _kem 

Wish  to  enter  port  or  dock tm 

Where  will  you  cross  the  equator?-KEN 

MFE 

Enteric  fever. 

MGL 

Equinox-octial. 

MFG 

Enterprise-ing. 

MGN 

— Equinoctial  gale. 

MFH 

Entertain-ed-ing. 

MGO 

Equip-ped-ping-ment. 

MFl 

— Entertainment. 
Fears  are  entertained  for  the  safety 

Camp  equipage ...htz 

MGP 

Equivalent. 

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Part  II. 


EEASE-EXACTLY. 

MGQ 

Erase-d-ing-ure. 

MIE 
MIF 

Evening. 

— Evening  gum. 

MGR 

Err-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!- 

-OTH 

escape. 

In  the  event  of  (or,  case  of) :- 

— IDR 

MGZ 

— Narrow-ly'escape-d. 

MHA 

— Try  to  escape. 

MIP 
MIQ 

Ever. 

— Did  you  ever? 

MHB 

Escort-ed-ing. 

MIR 

— Have  you  ever? 

Convoy  to  keep  ahead  of  escort iu 

MIS 

— Were  you  ever? 

Convoy  to  keep  astern  of  leader  (or, 

escort)-        _____     rw 

MIT 

Every.  , 

Convoy  to  keep  on  port  side  of  leader 

At  every  (or,  all) 

..DY1 

(or,  escort).  _  -..      ix 

Do  the  utmost  you  can  to  insure  holding 

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). 

MIU 

Every  boat  .- 

— Everybody,  or,  Everyone. 

GSW 

MHE 

Esplanade. 

Everyday.     Daily.   

-KIQ 
..JUG 

MHP 

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 

ESTABLISH-ED-INO-MENT. 

Everyone,  or,  Everybody 

..MIU 

MHK 

— A  new  establishment. 

MJA 

— Every  opportunity. 

MHL 

— A  small  establishment. 

MJB 

— Every  particular. 

Communication  is  established — by  (or, 

MJC 

— Every  place,  or,  Everywhere. 

with) -_JFU 

MJD 
MJE 

— Every  precaution. 

—Every  precaution  has  been  taken. 

MHN 

Estate. 

MJF 

MJG 

— Every  time. 
— Everything. 

MHO 

ESTEEM-ED-ING. 

MJH 

—Everything  is  to  be  sold. 

MHP 

— I  should  esteem  it  a  favor. 

MJI 

— Everything  paid. 
Everywhere,  or.  Every  place 

..MJC 

MHQ 

ESTIMATE-D-ING-ION. 

MJK 

— Exclusive  of  everything. 

MHE 

— Cannot  exactly  estimate  the  damage. 

Give  every  assistance  to  — r 

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  evory thing  arranged — for 

Keep  everything  prepared 

.EXF 
-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 

EXACT-ED-ING. 

MIB 

EVASIVE-LY. 

MJV 

Exactly. 

Must  Give,  or,  Gives  an  evasive  answer, 

Can  not  exactly  estimate  the  damage, 

. 

eng 

MHR 

MIC 

EVEN-LY-NESS. 

Describe  exactly  what  you  want  (size, 

MID 

— Even  keel. 

weight,  etc.) 

KWC 

Part  II. 


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237 


EXACTLY- 

-EXPECT. 

Exactly — Continued. 

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 

EXAGGERATE-D-ING-ION. 

MLH 

— Send  an  excuse. 

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 - 

YPP 

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  for  —  at  — , 

MLJ 

Execute-d-ing. 

HUS 

Can  not  be  done.  - 

-BLX 

MKA 

— Examine-ation  of  machinery. 

MLK 

— Execute  repairs. 

MKB 

— Have  you  examined? 

MLN 

— Executionrive. 

MKC 

— Is  the  vessel  (object,  sail,  etc.)  worth 

Great  execution -     

OHB 

examination? 

MLO 

— In  the  execution — of. 

MKD 

— Last  examined-ation — of  (or,  at). 

Proceed  in  execution  of  previous  orders, 

MKE 

— Must  examine  (or,  be  examined) — for. 

sz 

Post-mortem  examination  . . tqu 

MLP 

Executor-ship. 

Require  diver  to  examine  bottom. -.lie 

MKF 

— Ship  indicated  to  examine  strange  sail, 

and  report. 
— Still  under  examination. 

MLQ 

Exempt-ed-ing-ion. 

MKG 

MLE 

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). 

LTY 

MLT 

EXHAUST-ED-ING-ION. 

MEN 

Example. 

Bad  example __-prb 

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-ENCE. 

Exceed-ed  his  (or(  their)  authority-PMQ 

Existing  circumstances 

IRH 

MKP 

— Not  to  exceed. 

Supply  of  water  is  small,  not  exceed- 

EX-MERIDIAN ALTITUDE         

EDK 

ing  —  (quantity  indicated) ywr 

MLX 

EXONERATE-D-ING-TION. 

MKQ 

EXCELLENT-LY-CE-CY. 

MKB 

— His,  or.  Her  Excellency. 

Exorbitant-ly-ce.     (Excessive) 

MKU 

MKS 

— Their  Excellencies. 

MLY 

EXPANDSION-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-ING.      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? 

Bad  weather  is  expected  _  

FP 

MKX 

— The  exchange. 

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. 

Kill 

MLA 

Exchequer. 

MNF 

— Do  you  expect? 
Embargo  not  expected  _ 

LWP 

MLB 

Excise.     (Duty.) 

Expect  daily  - 

KMX 

MLC 

— Excise  officer. 

MNG 

— Expect  I  have  to  receive. 
Expect  to  arrive 

EYP 

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 mjk 

MNH 

— Expectation. 

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Part  II. 


EXPECT— EXTRA. 

Expect — Continued. 

Explain — Continued. 

MNI 

— ^Expected  next  mail. 

MOV 

— Shall,    or,    Will   explain   (or,    be    ex- 

MNJ 

— Expected  next  week. 

plained). 

Few  expected mxb 

They  will  demand  explanations ktg 

Gale  is  expected— from  — zd 

Will  fully  explain nsz 

Hourly  expected OZL 

Will,  or,  Can  you  explain? mor 

MNK 

— I  expect. 

I  expect  every  moment    --    ..    — mjl 

Explicit-ly.     (Definite) krt 

MNL 

— I  expect  your  orders  every  moment. 

In  daily  expectation  of  an  embargo.LWH 

MOW 

Explode-d-ing-sion-sive. 

It  is  expected  the  embargo  will  be  taken 

MOX 

— Explosive  gas. 

off LWJ 

MOY 

— Explosive  grapnel. 

It  is  expected  the  vessels  (or  vessels  in- 

MOZ 

— Explosive  rockets.     War  rockets. 

dicated)  will  be  allowed  to  leave  .dzj 

I  am  taking  in  (or,  discharging)  explo- 

MNO 

— Many  expected. 

sives Flag  b,  or.  Code  Flag  over  b 

MNP 

— May  expect  (or,  be  expected). 

No  combustibles  (or,  explosives)  near 

MNQ 

— May  I  expect? 

the  fire   -      hr 

News  expected  on — ___     -SHL 

Vessels  with  combustibles   (or,  explo- 

MNR 

— No  expectation  of. 

sives)  not  allowed  in hs 

MNS 

— Not  expected  yet  (or,  until  — ). 

Reinforcements  are  expected uol 

MPA 

Explore-d-ing-ation.     To  EXPLORE. 

Warexpected -_  _yud 

MNT 

— Was  fully  expected. 

MPB 

Export-ed-ing.    To  export. 

MNU 

— Were  there  any  vessels,  or,  Was  —  (ves- 

MPC 

— Export  duties. 

sel  indicated)  expected  at  — ? 

MPD 

— Exportation. 

What  current  (rate  and  direction)  do 

you  expect  (or,  reckon  on)? kgh 

MPE 

Expose-ding-ition-ure. 

MNV 

— What  do  you  expect  ? 

MPF 

— Do    not  expose    yourself   (or,   people) 

MNW 

— When  do  (or,  did)  you  expect  ? 
When  do  you  expect  an  answer  ? — enq 

unnecessarily. 

When  do  you    expect  to  be  off    (or, 

MPG 

Express. 

abreast  of )  —  ? -      dap 

MPH 

— An  express  has  arrived  from  —  . 

MPI 

— An  express  is  going  to  —  . 

MM 

EXPEDIENT-ENCY. 

Send  an  express  —  with  the  following 
intelligence poh 

MNY 

Expedite-ing.    Expeditious. 

MPJ 

— Should  be  express. 

MNZ 

Expedition. 

MPK 

Express-ed-ing-ion-ive. 

MOA 

Expend-eding-iture. 

MPL 

EXTEND-ED-ING.      To  EXTEND. 

Ammunition  is  nearly  expended efr 

Cargo  damaged,  but  extent  not  known, 

Report  expenditure — of uby 

i                                        HZT 

Does  embargo  extend  to  vessels  under 

MOB 

Expense.     (Charges.) 

—  flag? ...     _.lwc 

Expenses,   or,   Charges  are  moderate, 

MPN 

— Extend-ed-ing  your  distance. 

IMP 

MPO 

— Extent-sive-ly. 

MOC 

— Expensive-ly. 

Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  extends  from — 

What  are  the  charges  (or,  expenses)? 

IMQ 
EXPERIENCE-D-ING. 

MOD 

MPQ 

EXTERNAL-LY. 

MOE 

— Have  you  experienced  ? 

External  dimensions.   From  out  to  out, 

MOF 

— No  experience. 

LAM 

MPR 

EXTINGUISH-ED-ING. 

MOG 

Experiment-  al-ly. 

MPS 

— Can  extinguish  fire. 

MOH 

— Experiment  has  been  tried. 

Extinguish  all  lights.     Allow  no  lights 

MOI 

— Experiment  will  be  tried. 

MOJ 

— For,  or,  By  experiment. 

Fire  is  extinguished _  .  _  mzs 

Is  fire  extinguished ? _os 

With  help  I  may  be  able  to  extinguish 

MOK 

Expert. 

With  immediate  assistance  fire  can  be 

MOL 

Expire-d-ing-ation. 

extinguished- . ny 

MON 

— At  the  expiration  of. 

Your  lights  are  extinguished,  or,  want 
.    trimming  (made  by  —  —  ^^—  — 

MOP 

Explain-eding.     To  EXPLAIN. 

flashes,  or  blasts  of  a  steam  whistle). 

MOQ 

— Can  explain. 

(Seepage  548.) 

MOR 

— Can,  or,  Will  you  explain  ? 

MOS 

— Explanation-ory. 

MPT 

EXTORT-ED-ING-ION. 

MOT 

— Explanation  has  been  given. 

MOU 

— I  can  not  explain. 

MPU 

Extra. 

Require  explanation utb 

Any  extras  ? eou 

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239 


EXTRACT— FALL. 


MPV 

MPW 

MPX 

MPY 

MPZ 

MQA 
MQB 

MQC 
MQD 
MQE 

MQF 


MQG 
MQH 
MQI 


MQJ 

MQK 
MQL 
MQN 

MQO 

MQP 

MQB 

MQS 

MQT 
MQU 

MQV 
MQW 

MQX 


EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION. 

Goulard's  Extract ofn 

Extradition. 

extraordinary-ily. 

Extra  vagant-ly-ance. 

extreme-ly-ity. 

At  the  extremity  (or,  end) — of fix 

— In  the  extreme. 

— To,  or,  At  the  last  extremity. 

EXTRICATE-D-ING. 

— Can  it  be  extricated? 
— Can  not  extricate. 
It  is  difficult  to  extricate kzy 

Eye. 

Bull's-eye ..hlr 

Dead-eye kop 

Eyebolt - gxz 

Eyelet  hole. 

Eyesore. 

Eyewitness. 


F.     (Letter. )     (For  new  method  of  spell- 
ing, seepage  13.) 

Fabric. 

Fabricated-ion. 

Face. 
Sliding  faces  - wgp 

Fact. 

Faction. 

Factory. 

Fahrenheit. 

F ail-ed.    To  fail. 
—Do  not  fail — to  — . 

Failed,  or,  Bankrupt fvk 

— Failing. 
— Failure. 

Failures,  or,  Bankruptcies .fvl 

— I  have  failed  to. 


MQY 
MQZ 

MBA 


MRB 


MBC. 
MBD 
MBE 
MBF 


MBG 


MBH 
MRI 

MBJ 
MBK 


MRL 
MEN 

MBO 
MBP 
MEQ 

MBS 


MET 
MBU 


MEV 
MEW 
MBX 


MEY 


Fail — Continued. 
— If  it  fails. 
— Likely  to  fail. 
— Unless  it  fails. 
Withqut  fail— 


-ZHG 


Faint-ly-ness.     (Dim. ) 

Faint-ed-ing.     (Swoon.) • zni 

Fair-ly-ness. 

— 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  Fell.  ) 

Accident  happened ;  fall dcf 

Barometer  has  fallen  very  rapidly.  _fxh 

Barometer  is  falling fxi 

Catfall iet 

— Did  you  fall  in  with  (or,  meet)  — 1 

— Did  you  fall  in  with  any  men-of-war? 
Downfall lmh 

— Fall-ing,  Fell  in  with  — . 

— Fall-ing,  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 ^....xjby 

Eise  and  fall  is  about  —  feet uxt 

— Should  I  fall  in  with. 

Should  you  fall  in  with _.__; row 

The  barometer  has  fallen  very  rapidly, 

FXH 

Tide  has  fallen  —  feet... xsi 


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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)  1  , 

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 gks 

— False  keel. 
— False  paper. 
The  news  (or,  report)  is  not  correct, 

JXC 

Fame-ous. 

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  family  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-iful-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 fhj 

— 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 


Fab — Continued. 
— Keep  farther  off  (or,  from) — 
Not  far  down lmk 

Not  far  enough mds 

O^en;  get  farther  away mg 

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. 


Farther-est. 
Farthing.     (Coin)..- 
Fashion-ed-ing-able. 


MTQ 
MTR 


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 xyt 

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-ing. 
— Fastening.     ( A  fastening. ) 
Fasten  your  chain  to  towing  cable-HRC 


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241 


FATHER— FEND. 


MTS 


MTU 


MTV 

MTW 
MTX 

MTY 

MTZ 


MUA 


MUB 
MUC 
MUD 
MUE 
MUF 
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) avw 

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 


Favor-ed-ing-able-y. 

Apparently  favorable-y ern 

Appear-ed-ing-ance  favorable erv 

I  shall  not  'weigh  until  I  get  a  favorable 

start '-- zaw 

I  should  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 


Fear-ed-ing-ful-ly. 

— Fears  are  entertained  for  the  safety  of  — . 
Need  not  fear sgf 

— No  fear. 


Fearnought,  or,  Felt. 

Feast-ed-ing. 

Feather-ed-ing. 

— Feather  strengthening. 

February. 

About  February  the  — . 
— Beginning  of  February. 
— End  of  February. 
— Next  February. 

Federal-ist-ation. 
— Shipping  Federation. 


Fee. 
Any  fee  (or,  charge)? eow 

What  are  the  pilot  fees  —  for  —  ?  . .  -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 
MVR 


MVS 
MVT 
MVU 


Feet.    Foot.    (Measure  of  length. )    (See 

also  Foot) 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 -..fv 

Footbridge hgr 

Foot  ice pbi 

Footpath nhe 

Foot-sore nhf 

Got  bottom — with  —  feet hba 

— How  many  feet? 

How  many  feet  at  low  water? kvf 

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 hbe 

Rise  and  fall  is  about  —  feet uxt 

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 ...ead 

Fell  in  with— ...mro 

— Fell  in  with  a  privateer. 
Fell  off —mhp 


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. 


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Part  II 


FEERULE— FINE. 


MVW 


MVX 
MVY 


MVZ 

MWA 

MWB 

MWC 

MWD 

MWE 

MWF 


MWG 


MWH 

MWI 

MWJ 

MWK 

MWL 

MWN 
MWO 
MWP 
MWQ 

MWE 
MWS 

MWT 
MWU 
MWV 
MWX 
MWY 

MWZ 


MXA 

MXB 
MXC 

MXD 

MXE 
MXF 


MXG 

MXH 

MXI 

MXJ 
MXK 


Ferrule. 
Boiler  tube  ferrules GWO 


Ferrt-ied-ing. 
— Ferry  boat. 


Fetch-ed-ing.     (To  reach). 

— Can  fetch. 

— Can  you  fetch.? 

— Fetch  on  the  other  tack. 

— Fetch  on  this  tack. 

— How  high  must  I  lie  to  fetch? 

— You  will  not  fetch. 

Fetch-ed-ing.  Tofetch.  (See Bring). hik 

Fever-ish. 
A  case  of  fever  has  broken  out  on  board 

this  ship  (or  ship  indicated) gpr 

Any   cases   of    fever    on    board    (or, 

at — )? - - EON 

Case  of  fever .._— idm 

Enteric  fever mfe 

Fever  and  ague duz 

— Fever  very  prevalent  at  — . 

—Has  yellow  fever  diminished  at  — ?. 

— Has  yellow  fever  disappeared  at  — ? 

— I  have  had  cases  of  yellow  fever  on  board. 

— I  have  had  no  cases  of  yellow  fever  on 
board. 

— Intermittent  fever. 

— Is  there  yellow  fever  at  — ? 

— Jungle  fever. 

— Malarious  fever. 

— Scarlet  fever. 

— Typhoid  fever. 
Typhus  fever .yfs 

— Yellow  fever. 

— Yellow  fever  has  diminished  at  — . 

— Yellow  fever  has  disappeared  at  — . 

— -Yellow  fever  is  raging  at  — . 

men  of  the  crew  have  been  ill  of 

yellow  fever.     (Number  to  follow. ) 

passengers  have  been  ill  of  yellow 

fever.     ( Number  to  follow. ) 

Few.    A  few. 
A  few  days kmv 

— Few  expected. 

— Few  hurt. 
Few  opportunities srw 

— Fewer. 

— Fewest.    The  fewest. 

— Have,  or,  Has  a  few. 
In  a  few  minutes.    Few  minutes. .  .rvo 

Too  few xvd 

Very  few yfg 

Very  few  arrivals eyt 

FlD-DED-DING. 
FlDDLE-D-ING. 

■Fiddler. 

FlELD-ED-ING. 

Field  glass.    Binocular.... glb 

Field  gun. 

Ice  field,  or,  Floe pbw 

Illuminate-d-ing  mine  field... pdb 

Mine  field ruo 


MXL 

MXN 
MXO 
MXP 

MXQ 

MXR 
MXS 

MXT 

MXU 

MXV 

MXW 
MXY 

MXZ 

MYA 
MYB 
MYC 

MYD 

MYE 

MYF 


MYG 

MYH 

MYI 

MYJ 

MYK 

MYL 

MXN 
MYO 
MYP 

MYQ 


MYR 
MYS 


MYT 
MYU 


MYV 


MYW 
MYX 
MYZ 
MZA 


MZB 


FlFTEEN-TH-LY. 

Fifthly.    Five. 

— Fifljh  mast. 

— Five-masted  ship. 

Fig. 

Fight-ing.    Fought.    To  fight. 
— A  running  fight. 

Any  fighting — at — ? eox 

— I  have  had  (or  vessel  indicated  has  had) 

a  fight  with  a  privateer. 
— Some  squabble  (or,  fight)  on  shore  with 

crew. 
— There  has  been  fighting  at  — ? 

Figure. 

— Figurehead. 

File. 

FlLL-ED-ING.      TO  FILL. 

— Fill  main  topsail. 
— Fill  up  water. 

FlLTER-ED-ING. 

— Filter  tank 

FlNAL-LY. 

The  decision  is  final kfw 

The  final  decision  is kpx 

FlNANCE-IAL-IER. 

Find-ing.    To  find.     (See  also  Found.) 
— Can,  or,  May  find. 
— Can  you  find  — ? 
— Can  not  find. 
— Could  find. 

Could  not  find  the  address djk 

—Did  you  find? 

—Find  out. 

— Find  out  the  mistake. 

Found noq 

— He  (or  person  indicated)  will  find. 

I  find  great  difficulty  in  weighing.,  kzv 

Not  a  piece  to  be  found _.  tia 

Range  finder uhv 

— Should  you  (or  person  indicated)  find. 
— Should  you  (or  person  indicated)  not 
find. 

Try  to  find  out ycw 

—Where  shall  I  find  — ? 

— "Where  shall  I  find — (vessel  indicated)? 

You  will  find  great  difficulty  in  getting 

through  the  ice  at — pci 

— You  will  find  me  at  —  at  — (time  indi- 
cated) . 

You  will  find  the  pilot  in  — (direction 
indicated) ._ tjz 

Fine.     (Good.) 
— Fine  day. 
— Fine  weather. 
—If  fine. 
Very  fine yph 

Fine-d-ing.     ( To  mulct. ) 
Police  (or  other)  authorities  have  fined — , 

FNP 


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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


243 


FINGER— FIRM. 


MZC 

MZD 

MZE 
MZF 
MZG 


MZH 

MZI 

MZJ 


MZK 

MZL 
MZN 


MZO 


MZP 
MZQ 


MZR 
MZS 


MZT 

MZU 


MZV 
MZW 

MZX 
MZY 

NAB 

NAC 
NAD 

NAE 
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  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  be 
finished? 

When  will  you  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 ifg 

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. 

Firebar.     Furnace  bar fwk 

Fire  brigade hgz 

Fire  bucket hkv 

Fire  can  easily  be  got  at on 

•Fire  difficult  to  get  at op 

Fire  engine ... .. map 

— Fire-ing.     To  fire. 

— Fire  is  extinguished. 

Fire  gaining oq 

Fire  gains  rapidly ;  take  people  off .  _ng 

— Fire  grapnel. 
Fire  has  been  burning  these — hours  -  hnf 
Fire  has  broken  out  on  board  of — -.gqc 

— Fire  in  — . 

Fire  in  hold  amongst  cargo or 

Fire,  or,  Leak ;  want  immediate  assist- 
ance   •- __._NH 

Fire,  or,  Lights  will  be  kept  burning  at 
the  best  place  for  landing ke 

— 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 
NAIT 


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) ...fzw 

Keep  your  fires  banked  up pzv 

Lay  fires ....qiv 

—Let  your  fires  down. 

Light  your  fires QSJ 

Lighting  fires -_Qsa 

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) OKI 

Missed  fire rvy 

No  combustibles  (or,  explosives)  near 

the  fire hr 

— On  fire. 

Open  fire,  or,  Commence  fire srd 

Portfire tpd 

— Put  out  fires. 

Quick-firing  ammunition efx 

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 

FlRM-LY-NESS. 

Firm  of  — . 


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Part  II. 


FIRST-FLAG. 


NAX 


NAY 

NAZ 

NBA 

NBC 

NBD 

NBE 

NBF 

NBG 

NBH 

NBI 

NBJ 


NBK 


NBL 

NBM 


NBO 

NBP 

NBQ 
NBR 

NBS 
NBT 


NBU, 

NBV 

NBW 

NBX 

NBY 

NBZ 

NCA 
NCB 


NCD 


NCE 
NCF 
NCG 
NCH 


FlRST-LY. 

At  first fid 

By  the  first  conveyance Jtz 

First-class ISP 

First-class  torpedo  boat gsx 

First  mast. 
— First  offer. 

First  of  all.     In  the  first  place. 

First  officer. 
— First  opportunity. 
— First  quarter. 
— First  quarter  of  the  moon. 
—First  ship. 
— First  time.        < 
—First  voyage. 
— First  watch. 

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 
Greenwich  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 rda 

— What  is  your  first  meridian? 
— When  first  seen. 
Will  you  show  me  your  Greenwich  (or, 
first  meridian)  mean  time? xn 

Fish. 
Codfish-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 ..otjj 

— Have  you  any  fish? 

— I  have  taken — (quantity  indicated) — of 
fish. 

Pilchard  fishery tim 

Preserved  fish toi 

•  Salt  fish vft 

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  pish.     (Repair  a  spar.) 
— A  fish  for  — . 
— Can  be  fished  at  sea. 
— Can  you  supply  a  fish  for  my  —  (spar 
indicated)  1 

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 


NCP 


NCQ 

NCR 

NCS 

NCT 

NCU 


NCV 
NCW 


NCX 


NCY 
NCZ 
NDA 
NDB 


NDC 
NDE 


NDF 
NDG 
NDH 
NDI 


NDJ 

NDK 

NDL 

NDM 

NDO 


Fish — Continued. 

—Will  you  lend  me  a  fish  for  my  mast? 

FlT-TED-TING-NESS  (TO,  Or,  FOR). 

Article  indicated  can  be  supplied,  but  it 
will  require  fitting ezp 

•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. n 
Will  not  fij;. 

Five.    Fifth-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  flashing  light. 
Fixed  light. 

Fixture. 

Flag.     (See  also  Colors.  ) 

Admiral's  flag 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 

Does  embargo  extend  to  vessels  under  — 

flag? — lwc 

Flag  captain hwx 

— Flag  of  truce. 

— Flagship. 

— Flag  signal-ling. 


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  outthe  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. 


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245 


FLAG-FLUKE. 


NDP 
NDQ 


NDR 

NDS 
NDT 


NDU 

NDV 

NDW 

NDX 
NDY 

NDZ 


NEA 

NEB 

NEC 

NED 

NEF 

NEG 
NEH 

NEI 

NEJ 

NEK 


NEL 

NEM 
NEO 

NEP 
NEQ 
NER 

NES 


NET 

NEXT 
NEV 


Flag — Continued. 

Private  flag.  > 

— Quarantine  Pag  (when  spoken  of). 
Repeat  ship's  name ;  your  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 yje 

What  flag'  is  she  (or,  are  they)  under? 
— Your  flags  aro  not  clear. 
Your  flags  seem  to  be  incorrectly  hoisted 

(or,  hoisted  upside  down) owi 

Your  signal   flags  can  nbt  be  distin- 
guished   LHB 

Flame-d-ing. 

Flange. 

Flannel. 

Flare — up.    Flare  light. 

— Holme's  light  (large  flare). 

— Holme's  light  (small  flare). 

Red  flare ume 

White  flare zdh 

Flash-ed-ing. 
Burn  blue  light,  or,  Flash  powder.  .goq 
Fixed  and  flashing  light NCR 

— Flashing  light. 

— 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  shaft. 

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 — ? ORO 

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 eic 

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  ydu  float. 
Will  be  afloat dqp 

—Will  not  float. 

Flock.     (Herd.) 

Floe. 
Ice  field,  or,  Floe „pbw 

Flog-ged-ging. 

Flood-ed-ing. 

As  soon  as  the  flood  tide  makes pbp 

— Flood  sets. 

—Flood  tide. 

— Flooding  cock. 

— How  will  the  flood  set? 

Next  flood shv 

— 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 fxt 

Flow-ed-ing.    To  plow. 

Tide  flows  at  —  _-_ xsh 

When  will  the  tide  flow? xj 

Flown.     (See  Fly) ngc 

Fluctuate-d-ing-ion. 

Flue. 

Flue  boiler gwz 

— Sweeping  the  flues  (or,  funnels,  or,  tubes). 

Fluid. 
Condy's  fluid.     Crimson  fluid jnk 

Fluke  of  anchor ehc 


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Part  II 


FLUSH— FOR. 


NGB 

NGC 
NGD 


NGE 
NGF 

NGH 
NGI 

NGJ 
NGK 


NGL 

NGM 

NGO 
NGP 

NGQ 


NGR 
NGS 
NGT 


NGU 

NGV 


NGW 


Flush — with. 

Fly-ing.    Flew.    Flown.    To  ply. 

—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 lpk 

— Fog  buoy. 

— Fog  horn. 
Fog  signal wcj 

— Fog  too  thick. 

Foggy  weather zo 

Gun  fog-signal ojs 

— How  long  have  you  had  this  fog? 
I  have  had  thick  fog  on  the  bank. . .  fvc 

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  had  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). 

— Follow  motions. 

Following  communication  (or,  signal) 
is  confidential  (or,  private) hx 

Following  communication  (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 — ..Nov 

— 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  — wy 

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 XMP 

The  following  articles ezi 

The  following  signal  (communication, 

or,  message)  is  in  cipher  (secret).. iqv 

Note. — The  cipher  will  continue  until 

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.  (Measure  of  length.)  (See  also  Feet), 

avy 

Cubic  foot  (solid  measure)  ayc 

Square  foot  (square  or  surface  measure), 

Foot.     (See  also  Feet.)  axt 

Crowsfoot KER 

Cubic  foot ayc 

Footbridge hgr 

Foot  ice — -PBi 

— Footpath. 

— Foot -sore. 

For r bpa 

For  all - bpo 

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  —  (perscms  indicated) bpd 

For  that  (or,  this) -.bpp 

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 

Forthis(or,  that) bpp 

— 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 cfr 

Ready  for —  (or,  to — ) UJS 


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247 


FOR— FORCE. 


NHS 
NHT 
NHU 


For — Continued. 

Run  for.    Make  for rih 

Sailed  for  — vei 

Send  for vpr 

They  are  for cnm 

Used — for  — .-.. _ymv 

Was,  or,  "Were  for 1 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  jaot  abandon  her  until  I  was  forced, 

cxo 

Inferior  force - pjl 

Superior  force xem 

United  force yjh 

—What  force? 


FORCE  OF  WIND. 


NIA 

NIB 
NIC 

NID 

NIE 
NIF 

NIG 

NIH 
NIJ 
NIK 


NIL 


NIM 


NIO 
NIP 


Force  of  wind. 

Note. — The  signals  only  represent  the  numbers.     Thus:  NIK  is  force  of  wind  8. 


FORCE. 

—  0 

—  1 


—  3 

—  4 

—  5 

—  6 

—  7 

—  8 


-10 


—11 
—12 


(  With  which  a  well-conditioned  ship  under  all )  . 
(     sail  and  clean  full  would  go  in  smooth  water,  j 


3  to  4  knots. 

4  to  5  knots. 


( In  which  the  same  ship  could  just )  R       ,       t 
(     carry  closehauled  J       '      ' 


Denotes  calm. 

Light  air,  just  sufficient  to  give  steerage  way 

Light  breeze  \  W*£  TJ*}^™}};™^™, ,""      "'     1  to  2  la 

Gentle  breeze 
Moderate  breeze 

Fresh  breeze 

i 

Strong  breeze 
Moderate  gale 
Fresh  gale 

Strong  gale 
Whole  gale 


.3 
1    • 

t>    GO 

■B\3 

a* 


Storm 
Hurricane 


"  "  "  Single  reefs  and  top- 

gallant sails. 
.     "  "  "  Double  reefs,  jib,     Topgallant 

etc.  sails. 

"  "  "  Triple  reefs,     Topsails, 

courses,  etc.  jib,  etc. 

f  Reefed  up- 

rOlosfi  reefs  i      Per     toP" 

oiose  reers  ^     saiis  and 

"  "  "  i        and  (_    courses. 

[    courses. 
With  which  she  could  only  bear  closereef  ed    Lower  main  topsail 
maintopsail  and  reefed  foresail.  and  reefed  foresail. 

With  which  she  would  be  reduced  to  storm  staysails. 
To  which  she  could  show  nocanvas. 


NOTE. 


Miles 
per 
hour. 


1 

.  2 

3 

4 
5 
10 
15 
20 
25 


Feet 

per 

minute. 


176 

264 

352 

440 

880 

1320 

1760 

2200 


Force  in 
pounds  per 
square  foot. 


.005 

.020 

.044 

.079 

.123 

.492 

1.107 

1.970 

3.067 


Description  of  wind. 


Hardly  perceptible. 

■  Light  air. 

■  Gentle  breeze. 

•  Fresh  to  strong  breeze. 
|  Moderate  gale. 


Bate. 


Miles 
per 
hour. 


30 
35 
40 
45 
50 
60 
70 
80 
100 


per 
minute. 


2640 
3080 
3520 
3960 
4400 
5280 
6160 
7040 
8800 


Pressure. 


Force  in 
pounds  per 
square  foot. 


4.429 

6.027 

7.870 

9.900 

12. 304 

17. 733 

24. 153 

31.490 

49.200 


Description  of  wind. 


[  Strong  gale. 

!■  Whole  gale. 

Storm. 
{■  Great  storm. 

(■  Hurricane. 


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Part  II. 


FORD— FORESIGHT. 


NIQ 

NIR 

NIS 
NIT 

NIU 


NIV 


NIW 
NIX 
NIY 
NIZ 

NJA 

NJB 
NJC 

NJD 

NJE 

N„F 

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-ing-able. 

Fore. 

— Can  I  get  a  spar  for  a  fore  yard  at  — ? 

— Fore  and  aft. 

— Fore  and  aft  sails. 

Fore  chains IJQ 

Fore  clew  garnets iug 

— Fore  course.     Fore  sail. 

Fore  hold nju 

Fore  magazine REL 

— Fore  part. 

— Fore  rigging. 

— Fore  royal. 

— Fore  royal  yard. 

— Fore  runner. 
Fore  sail niv 

— 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 

FORE  RIGGING 1 i.NIX 

Fore  runner nja 

Fore  stay ...njo 

Fore  top __.njf 

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 

Fore  topsail  yard.. n,tp 

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 dif 

— Foreign-going  ship. 

— Foreign  Office,  State  Department. 

— Foreign  officer. 

— 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 J NKA 

FORESEE-N-ING NKB 

— Could  not  foresee.    Unforeseen. 
Foresight nkc 


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249 


FOREST— FOUL. 


NLB 


NLC 

NLD 

NLE 


NLF 
NLG 

NLH 

NLI 
NLJ 
NLK 

NLM 
NLO 


NLP 

NLQ 
NLR 

NLS 

NLT 

NLIT 
NLV 
NLW 
NLX 
NLY 
NLZ 


NMA 
NMB 

NMC 
NMD 

NME 

NMF 

NMG 
NMH 
NMI 


NMJ 

NMK 


NML 
NMO 


forest-er. 

forestall-ed-ing  - nkd 

foretell-ing.    foretold nke 

foretop njf 

forewarn-ed-ing nkp 

forfeit-ed-ing-ure. 

Forge. 

— Have  you  anyone  that  can  'work  at  a 
forge? 


forge-d-ing-r. 
Forgery. 


To  PORGB. 


Forget-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. 

Annul  present  formation emh 

— Form  a  junction — with. 

— Form  columns  of  divisions  in  line  ahead. 

— Form  single  column  in  line  abreast. 

— Form  single  column  in  line  ahead. 

— Formation. 

— In  proper  form. 

Present  f  orm-ation tub 

Preserve  formation TUG 

formal-ly-ity. 

former-ly. 

Formidable. 

forsake-n-ing.    forsook. 

fort-ress. 

Any  forts? eoy 

Strong  fort xar 

Forthwith.  ' 

Fortipy-ied-ing. 
— Fortification. 

— Fortifications  have  been  increased  at — . 
Strongly  fortified.. xau 

Fortnight-ly. 
— A  fortnight  since. 
In  about  a  fortnight  - - dah 

FORTUNATE-LY. 

— Fortunate  enough  to. 


NMP 
NMQ 

NME 
NMS 
NMT 


NMU 
NMV 


NMW 


NMX 
NMY 


NMZ 


NOA 
NOB 

NOC 
NOD 
NOE 


NOF 
NOG 
NOH 


NOI 

NOJ 


NOK 


Fortunate — Continued. 

—Fortune. 

— Have  you  been  fortunate? 

I  have  been  fortunate. 
— I  have  not  been  fortunate. 

No  fortune. 

Very  fortunate , ypi 

Forward-ed-inq — 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.     ( Measure  of  length) avz 

Fought.     (See  also  Fight) mxr 

When  was  the  battle  fought? fzb 

Where  was  the  battle  fought? fzo 

FOUL-ED-ING-NESS. 

Anti-f ouling  composition enz 

Bottom  (ship's)  foul haw 

Every  appearance  of  foul  weather.  _erz 


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Part  II. 


FOUL— FRIAR'S  BALSAM. 


NOL 
NOM 
NOP 


NOQ 
NOR 


NOS 
NOT 


NOU 
NOV 

NOW 

NOX 

NOY 

NOZ 

NPA 

NPB 

NPC 
NPD 

NPE 

NPF 
NPG 

NPH 

NPI 

NPJ 

NPK 

NPL 
NPM 
NPO 


Foul — Continued. 
Foul    anchor.     Fouled    her    (or,    my) 

anchor eid 

Foul  berth gfq 

Foul  ground.    Rocky  bottom haz 

— Foul  hawse. 

— Foul  wind. 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  fouled  by  —  (vessel 
indicated). 

Hawser  fouled  screw ..ofu 

I  have  hooked  your  anchor eil 

Run,  or,  Ran  against  (or,  foul  of)..DSG 
You  are  in  a  foul  berth  (not  in  a  good 

berth) ghk 

You  have  given  me  a  foul  berth  ...ghl 

Found.     (See  also  Find.)  " 
Considerable  fault  found — with  — . .  jqi 
Found  defective kre 

— Found  guilty. 

Gold  has  been  found — at odl 

Goods  are  found oer 

— Have,  or,  Has  found. 

— Have,  or,  Has  not  found. 

Not  a  piece  has  been  found tia 

Pieces  of  the  wreck  have  been  f  ound.TiB 

— Was,  or,  Were  found. 

— Was,  or,  Were  not  found. 

Foundation. 

founder-ed-ing. 

Foundered  at  her  anchors .  etf 

Is  it  confirmed  that  —  (vessel  indicated) 

has  foundered? joo 

— "Vessel  indicated  is  supposed  to  have 
foundered. 

Foundry. 

Fountain. 


Four-th-ly. 

Four-masted  barque  .. 
— Four-masted  schooner. 
— Four-masted  ship. 
— Fourth  mast. 

Fourth-mast  chain 

— Fourth  week  in  — . 

FOURTEEN-TH. 


-FXQ 


-IOP 


Fowl. 
Fox. 


Fraction.     (See  page  34) bcy 

— Fractional. 

Fracture-d-ing.       • 
— A  severe  fracture. 

Fragile.    Frail. 

Fragment. 

Frame-d-ing. 

Crank  frame _ kbj 

Propeller  frame  broken  (or,  gone) .  .tyz 

Screw  frame,  or,  Banjo fug 

Stern  frame _wut 


NPQ 

NPR 

NPS 

NPT 

NPTJ 

NPV 

NPW 

NPX 

NPY 


NPZ 
NQA 
NQB 
NQC 


NQD 

NQE 
NQF 
NQG 

NQH 

NQI 

NQJ 

NQK 

NQL 

NQM 

NQO 

NQP 

NQR 

NQS 
NQT 

NQU 


NQV 

NQW 

NQX 

NQY 

NQZ 

NRA 

NRB 

NRC 


NRD 
NRE 


NRF 


Franc.  (Coin) atr 

France.     (See  also  French.) 
Bank  of  France fuo 

Fraud-ulent. 

Free-d-ing-ly. 

— Can  not  keep  free  with  pumps. 

— Free  port. 

— Free  trade-r. 

— Freeboard. 

— Go-ing  free. 

— I  can  keep  free  with  pumps. 

Is  the  harbor  at  —  free  from  ice? pbz 

The  harbor  at  —  is  free  from  ice  ...pce 

Freeze-ing.    Frozen. 

— Frozen  meat. 

— Is  — ■  frozen  over? 

is  frozen  over. 

Frozen  meat  cargo hzb 


Freight. 
Any  freight  offering? eoz 

— Freight  is  to  be  procured. 
— Freight  looking  better. 

Freight  may  be  had  for  —  (place  indi- 
cated) at  —  shillings  per  ton. 
— Have  you  any  freight  for  — ? 

Is  cotton  freight  to  be  procured?...  jxw 
— Is  freight  paid? 
— No  freight  to  be  had. 

There  is  good  freight  to  be  had— at. 

■What  are  the  freights  for  —  ? 
— Where  can  I  get  any  freight  ? 

French-man.    French  Colors. 

French  Lloyd's.    Veritas. 

Frequent-ly. 

— I  have  frequently. 

— It  frequently  occurs. 

Fresh-ly. 

Can  fresh  beef  be  procured? gcz 

Fresh  beef gdb 

Fresh  beef  and  vegetables gdc 

Fresh  bread.    Soft  bread heo 

Fresh  breeze hfz 

Fresh  butter hos 

Fresh  fish.. nby 

—Fresh  gale. 

—Fresh  meat. 

— Fresh  milk. 

— Fresh  mutton. 

— Fresh  pork. 

— Fresh  provisions. 
■Fresh  vegetables  to  be  obtained. 

— Fresh  water. 
Wind  fresh zfi 

Freshen-ed-ing. 

Breeze  will  freshen hfy 

Freshen  the  nip. 

If  the  wind  should  freshen zet 

Wind  will  freshen zfn 

Friar's  Balsam. 


Part  II. 


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251 


FRICTION-FUNERAL. 


NRG 


NRH 
NRI 
NRJ 
NRK 

NRL 


NRM 
NRO 
NRP 

NRQ 

NRS 

NRT 


NRV 


Friction. 
Friction  tube ydp 

Feiday. 

— Before  Friday. 

Friday  morning. 
— Friday  night. 

Good  Friday. 

Last  Friday QGB 

Next  Friday -- shw 


NRW 
NRX 


NRY 


NRZ 


NSA 

NSB 

NSC 


-INU 


Friend-ship. 

— Are  your  friends  safe? 

— Friendly  with. 

— Have  you  any  friends — in  — ? 

Vessel  chasing  is  a  friend 

— Tour  friend  is  on  board. 

Frigate. 


From — bpn 

Broke  adrift — - dmo 

— Broke  from. 

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,  Off  the  wind. 

From  them  (their-s) bpt 

From  there — bpu 

From  these  (or,  those) bpv 

From  time  to  time xtl 

From  us  (ours) 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 CFS 

Parted  from -Tbu 

Sailed  from— vej 

Sails  from— yem 

They  are  from bet 

Was,  or.  Were  from coq 

Where  are  you  from? ...si 

Where  from?   From  where? bpy 

Front-ing. 
In  front  of  — .    Before  the  — gdi 

Frontier. 

Frost. 

— Frost  bitten. 

Frozen.    (See  Freeze)-- — — npz 

Frozen  meat nqa 

Frozen  meat  cargo hzb 

Is  —  frozen  over? --- nqb 

—  is  frozen  over nqc 


NSD 

NSB 
NSF 


NSG 
NSH 
NSI 

NSJ 


NSK 

NSL 
NSM 


NSO 

NSP 
NSQ 
NSR 
NST 
NSU 
NSV 

NSW 


NSX 


NSY 


NSZ 

NTA 
NTB 

NTC 


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. 

Fulpill-ed-ing. 

Full. 
Are  you  at  full  speed?    Is  steam  up? 

vz 

Engine  room  full  of  water mbg 

Full  crew kcz 

Full  charge - imh 

— Full  dress. 

— Full  moon. 

— Full  of  passengers. 

— Full  of  water. 

— Full  power. 

— Full-rigged  ship. 

— Full  speed. 
Full  stop wxe 

—Fully. 

Fully  insured  .  - pny 

Fully  tried ycm 

Go  ahead  full  speed. li 

Go  astern  full  speed -.lm 

Go  full  speed 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 mnt 

What  is  your  consumption  of  coal  per 
hour  at  full  speed ixm 

— Will  fully  explain. 

FULMINATE-D-ING. 

— Fulminate  of  mercury. 

Fumigate-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 


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Part  II. 


FUNNEL— GALE. 


NTM 
NTO 
NTP 
NTQ 
NTR 
NTS 


NTU 


NTV 
NTW 


NTX 

NTY 
NTZ 


NUA 

NUB 

NUC 
NUD 

NUE 

NUF 


NUG 

NUH 
NUI 

NUJ 

NUK 

NUL 


NUM 
NUO 


Funnel. 

— Funnel  carried  away. 

— Funnel  of  — (vessel  indicated)  is  — . 

— Her  funnels  are  placed  — . 

— How  are  her  funnels  placed? 

— How  many  funnels  has  she? 
Passed  a  war  vessel   disguised;   fun- 
nels — .  (Here  give  the  color  or  design 
of  the  line  of  steamers  that  it  may  be 

an  imitation  of)  leo 

Sweeping   the   funnels  (or,  flues,    or, 
tubes) nfz 

— Vessel  indicated  has  —  funnels. 

Funt.    (Measure  of  weight) bal 

Fur-red-rter. 

furl-ed-ing. 

Do  not  furl  sails vdw 

Furl  awnings fpx 

— Furl  sails  (or  sail  indicated). 
— I  shall  not  furl  sails. 
—Shall  I  furl  sails? 

Furlong.     ( Measure  of  length) awb 

Furnace. 
Furnace  bar,  or,  Fire  bar fwk 

— Furnace  collapsed. 

Furnace  considered  dangerous klb 

— Furnace  crown  of  boiler  collapsed. 

— Furnace  leaky. 

— Furnace  overheated. 

Furnish-ed-inq — with.     (See   also  Sup- 
ply.) 

Boats  are  furnished  with  —  (articles 
indicated).-- ... _..qsd 

■Can  you  furnish  me  with  — ? 

Can  you  furnish  me  with  (or,  lend  me) 
a  Code  of  Signals? ize 

I  can  furnish  you  with(or,  lend  you) — . 

■I  can  not  furnish  you  with  (or,  lend 
you)  — . 
— Was,  or,  Were  furnished  with  — . 

Furniture. 

Further-edging. 
Any  further _eov 

Anything  further? eqj 

Do  not  require  further  assistance  --_cr 
Do  you  require  further  assistance?  ..ct 
Furthest nuo 

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

I  decline  to  have  anything  further  to  do 
(or,  say)  in  the  matter eqo 

I  must  remain  till  further  orders. -.stx 

Repeat  my  signals  till  further  orders, 

WCP 
Until  further  orders ylg 

Vessel  indicated  does  not  require  fur- 
ther assistance  ._ egq 

—You  must  remain  xintil  further  orders. 

Furthest. 

Fuse.     (See  Fuze) nut 


NUP 

NUQ 

NUR 

NUS 

NUT 
NUV 
NUW 

NUX 
NUY 
NUZ 
NVA 


NVB 


NVC 
NVD 

NVE 

NVF 
NVG 


NVH 
NVI 

NVJ 

NVK 

NVL. 
NVM 


NVO 
NVP 
NVQ 


Futtock  shroud. 

Future. 

— In,  or,  For  the  future.' 

— Some  future  opportunity. 

Fuze. 

— Bickford's  fuze. 
— Detonating  fuze. 
Electric  fuze 

— Instantaneous  fuze. 
— Patent  fuze. 
— Percussion  fuze. 
— Time  fuze.  * 


-LUV 


NVR 

NVS 
NVT 


G.     (Letter.)     (For  new  method  of  spell- 
ing, see  page  13. ) 

Gaff. 

—At  the  gaff. 

— Gaff  end. 
Gaff  foresail nkg 

— Gaff  mainsail. 

— Gaff  topsail. 

Jigger  gaff _fvr 

Spritsail  gaff  (or,  yard) zko 

Gage-d-ing. 
— Weather 


Gain-ed-ing. 

—Are  you  gaining?    Have  you  gained? 

— Can  not  gain  much. 

— Can  not  gain  much  profit. 

Fire  gaining oq 

Fire  gains  rapidly;  take  people  off  — ng 
Gained  advantage dnq 

— Gained  a  victory. 

— Have,  or,  Has  gained. 

—Have,  or,  Has  not  gained. 
Have  you  gained?    Are  you  gaining? 

NVK 

Is  there  any  advantage  to  be  gained? 

DNT 

Leak  is  gaining  rapidly nu 

My  chronometer  gains  daily gp 

Stranger  is  gaining .wzb 

Stranger  is  not  gaining  .. wzc 

Time  will  be  gained—by. xts 

— Who  gained? 

Gale. 

— A  gale  is  coming  on. 
After  the  gale drn 


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GALE— GEAR. 

Gale — Continued. 

NWY 

Garrison-ed-ing. 

NVU 

— Can  —  (vessel  indicated)  weather  the 

gale? 

NWZ 

Gas-eous. 

NVW 

— Can  you  ride  out  the  gale? 

Explosive  gas 

--MOX 

Delayed  through  the  recent  gale  ,-.ksf 

NXA 

— Gas,  or,  Light  buoy. 

NVX 

— Do  you  think  the  gale  is  over? 

Gas  engine 

..MAO, 

Do  you  think  we  can  ride  it  (the  gale) 

NXB 

— Gas  light. 

out? TJWX 

During  a  gale lpm 

NXC  . 

Gasket. 

During  the  gale.     W  hilst  the  gale  lasts, 

LPS 

NXD 

Gastric. 

Equinoctial  gale  ..- ......bgn 

Fresh  gale nqv 

NXE 

Gate. 

Gale  is  expected — from  — zd 

NXF 

— Gate  is  closed  at  — . 

NVY 

— Have,  or,  Has  had  a  heavy  gale  from  — . 

NVZ 

— Heavy,  or,  Severe  gale. 

NXG 

Gather-ed-ing. 

NWA 

— If  gale  increases. 

NXH 

— Gather-ed-ing  way. 

NWB 

— In  a  gale  of  wind. 
Meteorological  Cffice,  or,  Weather  Bu- 

reau, reports  gale  approaching  from 

NXI 

Gauge-d-ing-r. 

the  —  _-      -ETQ 

NXJ 

— Gauge  cock. 

Moderate  gale  - rxl 

Manometer.     Steam-pressure  gauge, 

NWC 

— Nothing  but  gales  of  wind. 

RJW 

Severe,  or,  Heavy  gale ..nvz 

Vacuum  gauge 

-YNM 

NWD 

— Shall  you  ride  out  the  gale? 

Watergauge.        - 

.--YVQ 

Strong  gale xas 

W  ater  gauge  out  of  order 

--YVR 

Whole  gale  , _zdr 

Wind  gauge.     Anemometer 

ELO 

NWE 

Gallant-ly-ry. 
Gallant  conduct jng 

Have,  or,  Has  behaved  very  gallantly, 

Gave.     (See  Give) _ 

NZV 

GDX 

NXK 

Gazette.    In  the  Gazette. 

NWF 

Gallery. 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  "Shipping 

NWG 

— Quarter  gallery. 

Gazette''.--^- 

"Shipping  Gazette  &  Lloyd's 

UP 

List," 

NWH 

Galley. 

QWU 

NWI 

Galliot. 

NXL 

Gazetteer. 

NWJ 

Gallifoh  oil. 

NXM 

Gear-ing. 
Air-pump  gear. _     __     _-. 

-DWB 

Gallon.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayw 

Blow-off  cocks  (or,  gear) 

--GNW 

i 

Boat's  gear _  __     _ 

-GRZ 

NWK 

Galvanize-d-ing-ism-ic. 

Chafing  gear-      _  _,_ 

---UK 

NWL 

— Galvanized  iron. 

Diver's  gear 

Eccentric  gear .       ..  .   __ 

LHX 

_  _  _  LSU 

NWM 

Galvanometer. 

Eduction  gear -  - 

Expansion  gear 

LTM  , 
---MLZ 

NWO 

Game. 

Firing  gear 

Gear  aloft -- 

NAF 
_      EAF 

NWP 

Gang. 

Gear  for  cleaning  decks  - 

Hand  steering  gear 

ISV 
.--OMA 

NWQ 

Gang  board 

Have  passed  steamer  with  steering  gear 

disabled 

MU 

NWB 

Gangway. 

Head  gear .- --- 

Induction  gear -  

--.OQG 
---PIV 

NWS 

Gangrene. 

Injection  gear -        

Parallel-motion  gear    

PKU 
---TAX 

NWT 

Gantline. 

Pump  gear _..  

Pump  gear  worn  out  (defective) 

UBI 
---UBJ 

Slide-valve  gear    

Slide-valve  gear  damaged  (or, 

WGK 

out  of 

Gaoler                     pum 

order) _. 

Starting  gear 

WGL 
--WRF 

NWU 

Gap. 

Starting  gear  out  of  order 

Steam  steering  gear 

WRG 
--WST 

NWV 

Garden-er. 

Steam  steering  gear  disabled 

Steering  gear.. ■... 

MZ 
--WUF 

NWX 

Garnet. 

Steering  gear  disabled 

MZ 

Fore  clew  garnets __-iug 

Turning  gear  _  .     .     ... 

.-YEN 

Main  clew  garnets iuh 

Want  gear  for ..  ._ 

YTV 

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GENERAL— GET. 

NXO 

Geneeal-ly. 

Get — Continued. 

Accountant  General dfy 

Do   you   think   we    could    get   away 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  generally 

from  —  i. -- xpz 

about..        DKT 

Endeavor  to  get  a  line  ashore  by  a  boat 

Consul  General... JEM 

(cask,  kite,  raft,  or,  spar,  etc.)  _-.ka 

General  (Officer) ewk 

Expect-ed-ing  (or  vessel  indicated  ex- 

General  average  -.- foe 

pects-ed-ing)  to  be  got  off  (or,  afloat), 

General  cargo hzc 

DPX 

NXP 

— General  order. 

Fire  difficult  to  get  at op 

' '  General  recall "  signal. 

Get  a  preventer  on .' tvi 

Code  Flag  over  Y 

Get  an  offing.    Cut,  Weigh,  or,  Slip. 

Governor  General -     ._ OGD 

Wait  for  nothing .   kw 

Hoist  the  general  recall owh 

NYU 

— Get  her  heai^  round  as  fast  as  possible, 

Inspector  General pmv 

or,  Get  her  on  the  other  tack  as  fast 

Lieutenant  General qpv 

as  possible. 

Registrar  General  of  Shipping  and  Sea- 

Get her  on  the  other  tack,  or,  Get  her 

men,  or,  Commissioner  of  Navigation, 

head  round  or  you  will  be  on  shore, 

Treasury  Department  - --UNX 

LF 

NXQ 

— What  is  the  general  opinion  ? 

NYV 

— Getting. 

Who  generally  does  business  for — ?.dtb 

NYW 

— Get,  or,  Got  pratique. 

NYX 

— Get  ready  for  sea.     Prepare  for  sailing. 

NXR 

Geneeous-ly. 

NYZ 

— Get  sail  on  your  ship  as  fast  as  possible. 
Get  under  way  as  fast  as  you  can . .  _kn 

NXS 

Geneva  Convention. 

Get  up  steam;  report  when  ready  ..km 

NXT 

— Geneva  Convention  flag  (when  spoken. 

Get  up  steam  as  fast  as  possible kl 

of)- 

NZA 

— Get  what  you  can. 

■NXU 

Geneva.     (Gin.) 

How  long  will  you  be  getting  up  steam? 

NXV 

Gentle-y-ness. 

VY 

I  am  getting  short  of  water  and  must 

Gentle  breeze.     Slight  breeze hgd 

endeavor  to  get  some yvg 

NZB 

— I  can  get  off. 

NXW 

Gentleman. 

I  can  not  get  at  goods  required oew 

I  shall  get  off  (or,  afloat)  with  assist- 

NXY 

Gentjine-ness-ly. 

ance -- DPY 

I  think  you  might  get  something  to 

NXZ 

Geogkaphy-ical-ly. 

answer  the  purpose.  - enb 

Geographical  Index.     (See  page  452. ) 

NZC 

— If  you  Can  get. 

Geographical  mile awo 

If  you  will  lay  out  an  anchor  for  me  I 

NYA 

— Refer  to  the  Geographical  Signals. 

cangetoff eiv 

Indicate  nearest  place  I  can  get  coal, 

NYB 

Geem. 

HC 

Is  it  a  difficult  anchorage  to  get  away 

NYC 

Geeman-y.    Geem  an  Coloes. 

Bank  of  Germany.   fup 

Is  my  berth  a  good  one  for  getting  away 

NYD 

— German  Lloyd's. 

Lose  no  time  in  getting  to  the  anchor- 

NYE 

Get.      To    Get.      (See    also    Got    and 

age ;__     ELC 

Obtain.  ) 

Mind  you  get  paid euk 

NYF 

— Can,  or,  May  get. 

NZD 

— No  getting  out  of  harbor. 

Can  I  cross  the  bar  ?    Shall  I  be  able  to 

Not  worth  getting- ofl 

get  over  the  bar?--.        fvy 

Not  worth  getting  off  (or,  afloat).. dqc 

NYG 

— Can  I  get  a  main  yard  at  —  ?  ' 

Open.     Get  farther  away.   _     mc 

NYH 

— Can  I  get  a  spar  for  —  mast  at  • —  ? 

Pilot  can  not  get  off _tjp 

NYI 

— Can  I  get  any  —  1 

Put  to  sea  at  once.     Get  an  offing  .  _mg 

NYJ 

— Can  I  get  any  sailmakers  ? 

Shall  I  attempt  to  get  away? fkp 

NYK 

— Can  I  get  permission  ? 

Shall  I  get  steam  up? wa 

NYL 

— Can  you  get? 

Shall  we  get  to  the  anchorage  to-night  ? 

NYM 

— Can  you  get  an  introduction  to  —  ? 

ELF 

NYO 

— Can  not  get. 

Stand  off.     Get  an  offing.     Put  to  sea 

Can  not  get  my  boat  out gsj 

NYP 

— Could  get. 

NZE 

— Vessel  (indicated,  if  necessary)  has  got 

Did  not  get  a  mail rez 

off.                                               , 

NYQ 

— Did,  or,  Do  you  get  ? 

NZF 

— Was  getting  ready  for  sea.    Preparing 

Did  you  get  a  meridian  altitude?  ..edh 

for  sailing. 

NYR 

— Did  you  get  an  observation  ? 

What  quarantine  shall  I  get  ? uej 

Did  you  get  good  observations  ? em 

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

NYS 

—Did  you  get  pratique  —  at  —  ? 

TL 

Do  you  think  I  can  get  through  the  ice  ? 

Where  can  I  get  any  freight? nqm 

PBH 

Where  is  the  best  place  to  get  — 1. .  .GIO 

NYT 

— Do  you  think  we  could  get  any  —  ? 

NZG 

— Will  you  get? 

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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 
You  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 tjel 

You  will  have  great  difficulty  in  getting 

water laf 

Gig. 
Steam  gig . ouw 

Gill.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayx 

Gimbal  of  a  Compass jhq 

Gimlet. 


-NXU 


Gin.     (Spirit.)    Geneva 
Gin.     (For  derrick,  etc.) 
Ginger. 
Gird-er. 


Girl. 

Give.    To  Give. 

Are  giving  ground OIF 

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 ens 

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). 

— Give  us  (our-s). 
Give  way -Yxo 

— 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 
OAN 


OAP 


OAB 

OAS 
OAT 

OAU 


OAV 


OAW 
OAX 


OAY 

OAZ 

OBA 

OBC 

OBD 
OBE 

OBF 

OBG 

OBH 

OBI 
OBJ 

OBK 
OBL 


OBM 
OBN 


OBP 
OBQ 


Give — Continued. 
—Will  give. 
— Will  you  give? 
— Will  you  give  me  (or,  my)? 
Will  you  give  me  a  passage  (on  shore)  1 

TDK 

— Will  you  give  me  the  pleasure? 

Glad-ly. 

— Glad  to  hear — it  (or,  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. 
Stern  gland  defective .wtjv 

Stuffing-box  glands  out  of,  order  ...hdj 

Glare-d-ing-ly. 

Glass. 

Binocular  glass.    Field  glass glb 

Field  glass.     Binocular glb 

Hour  glass. ozk 

Lamp  glass QDG 

Log  glass QYH 

Panes  of  glass szy 

Spy  glass.    Telescope xmq 

Wine  glass zgd 

Glimpse. 
I  had  a  glimpse  of  the  land  about-.QDU 

Globe-ular. 

Gloom-y-ily. 

Glove.' 

Gltje-d-ing-tinous. 
— Marine  glue. 

Glut-ted. 

Glycerine. 
Nitro-glycerine sir 

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 JUN 

— 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 


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GO— GOOD. 

Go— Continued. 

Go — Continued. 

Go  ahead  of — - .^... 

...DVH 

Stock  all  gone _ 

.W"VM 

Go  ahead  and  drop  a  boat  on  board  _dvn 

The  next  mail  goes  in — (vesselindicated), 

Go  ahead  easy.    Easy  ahead 

LH 

RFX 

Go  ahead  full  speed 

LI 

The  pilot  is  going  to  you 

-.TJR 

Go  ahead  of  me 

...DVG 

ocz 

— They  were  gone. 

Go  alongside -- 

---EBF 

Tug  is  going  to  you --... 

...YA 

Go  as  fast  as  you  can.. 

...MTN 

ODA 

— Was,  or,  Were  going — to. 

Go  astern - 

LJ 

Went— to— 

--ZBQ 

Go  astern.    Heave  all  aback 

LP 

ODB 

—  When  do  you  go — to? 

Go  astern  of— 

...FHK 

ODC 

— When  do  you  go  on  shore? 

Go  astern  easy,    Easy  astern 

LK 

ODE 

— When  going-^to? 

Go  astern  full  speed 

LM 

Where  are  you  going? _.  .-. 

--CSU 

Goasternofme.    Pass  astern  of  me .  fhq 

ODF 

— Where  is  hff(she,  or,  it)  gone  {or,  going)? 

OBR 

— Go  away. 

ODG 

— Will  you  go? 

Go  direct-- 

...LBN 

Will  you  go  {or,  come)on  shore?-. 

.-JDS 

Go  easy T - 

...LRX 

W  ill  you  go  on  shore  in  my  boat?. 

-VZN 

Go-ingfree 

...NPX 

Will  you  have  to  go  into  dry  dock? 

..133. 

Go  for  despatches 

JL 

OBS 

— Go  full  speed. 

ODH 

Goat. 

OBT 

— Go  half  speed. 

OBU 

— Go  immediately. 

ODI 

Godly. 

OBV 

^Go  in  (or,  to). 

OBW 

— Go  on.    Proceed. 

ODJ 

Gold-en. 

Go  onboard 

—  GQD 

ODK 

— Gold  dust. 

OBX 

— Go  on  shore. 

ODL 

— Gold  has  been  found  at  — . 

OBY 

— Go  out  (or.from). 

ODM 

— Gold  mine. 

OBZ 

— Go  to — the. 

ODN 

— Goldsmith. 

Go  to  the  admiral's  office 

...DLF 

ODP 

— In  gold. 

OCA 

— Going. 

Going  astern.     Stern  way 

---FHR 

Gone.    {See  also  Go) 

.OCE 

OCB 

—Going  into  port  {or,  harbor). 

OCD 

— Going  round. 

ODQ 

Good.    {For  Goods,  see  next  page. ) 

Going  to  join   

-.PWA 

A  good  crop,  or,  Crops  look  well.. 

-KDT 

OCE 

— Gone. 

.-IDH 

Gone  by.     Passed  by-- --. 

.--HPV 

ODE 

— A  good  offing. 

OCF 

— Gone  to  pieces. 

ODS 

— A  good  plan  {or,  method). 

OCG 

— Gone  to  sea. 

ODT 

— A  good  slant. 

How  is  business  going? 

--HNY 

Am  I  in  a  good  berth? 

-GFO 

OCH 

— I  am  a  stranger  here ;  will  you  lei 

me  go 

Beef  in  good  order 

-GCY 

on  shore  with  you? 

Biscuit    is   not    good.      Bread   is 

not 

OCI 

— I  am  going  full  speed. 

good 

-GLK 

OCJ 

— I  am  going  half  speed. 

Business  good 

-HNV     , 

OCK 

— I  am  going  on  shore. 

Can  you  point  out  {or,  take  me 

to)  a 

OCL 

—  I  am  going — to  — . 

good  anchorage? 

-EKS 

OCM^ 

— I  am  not  going  on  shore. 

Cargo  in  very  good  order 

-HZX 

I  shall  not  go  far  before  I  bring  up.HJC 

Did  you  get  good  observations? . .  _ 

..RM 

I  shall  not  go  much  farther. 

---MTB 

Good  accommodation 

-DCR 

OCN 

— I  wish  to  see  you  before  you  go  on 

shore. 

Good  accounts — of — ._. 

-DFA 

OOP 

— If,  or,  When  you  go. 

ODU 

— Good  anchorage. 

• 

OCQ 

— Is,  or,  Are  not  gone. 

Good  berth 

-GFR 

OCR 

— Is  —  {person  or  ship  indicated)  gone? 

Good  bottom  for  anchorage 

-EKX 

Keep  going  ahead  of -- 

Keep  going  ahead  slowly.- 

--   DVL 
--DVM 

ODV 

Good-bye 

—Good  chance. 

Keep  going  astern . 

.--FHO 

ODW 

— Good  coal. 

Keep  the  lead  going.  Keep  sounding .  q  ji 

Good  coal  may  be  got  at  — 

..IXB 

OCS 

— Let  go. 

Good  condition 

-OEB 

Let  go  another  anchor 

KR 

Good  conduct 

-JNH 

Let  go  the  life-buoy 

--HMR 

Good  enough 

-MDH 

Let  go  your  anchor 

-  -  -EJA 

ODX 

— Good  example. 

OCT 

— Let  him  {or,  them)  go. 

Good  Friday 

.NRL 

Lifeboat  is  going  to  you... 

FE 

ODY 

— Good  landing. 

OCU 

— Make  haste,  or  he  will  be  gone. 

ODZ 

— Good  lookout. 

OCV 

— Must  go. 

OEA 

— Good  news — of. 

OCW 

—Must  I  go? 

OEB 

— Good  order.    In  good  order. 

My  engines  are  going  astern. 

OEC 

— Good  observations. 

Code  Flag 

over  V 

-NBZ 

OCX 

— Not  going. 

Good  shelter  from 

-VWJ 

Sea  going  (gone)  down   ..- 

---VKZ 

Good  vacuum..  - 

.YNK 

OCY 

—Shall  I  go? 

Good  water.    Water  is  good- 

..YVS 

Stand  by  to  let  go 

-.WQE 

Good  water  can  be  got  at  —  - 

YVD 

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257 


GOOD— GRANITE. 


OED 

OEF 
OEG 


OEH 
OEI 


OEJ 
OEK 


OEL 


OEM 
OEN 


OEP 


OEQ 

OER 
OES 
OET 
OEU 
OEV 

OEW 
OEX 


OEY 
OEZ 
OPA 
OPB 


OFC 
OPD 


Good — Continued. 
— Goodness. 

Ground  tackle  not  good  enough. ou 

Ground  tackle  very  good oik 

— Have  the  goodness  to. 

.  Have  you  a  good  Are  engine? nag 

— I  do  not  think  we  shall  get  any  good  by 
moving. 

In  good  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 eag 

Keep  a  good  lookout,  as  it  is  reported 
enemy's  war  vessels  are  going  about 

disguised  as  merchantmen o J 

Keep  agoodlookout  for  land  (or,  lights) , 
or,  Lookout  for  land  (or,  lights). 
(Bearing  to  follow,  if  necessary)  .pyh 

Leave  a  good  margin Qkx 

Make-ing,  Made  good — the(o?%  your)_RU 

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)__.ywN 
— Very  good. 

Very  good  chart imz 

Very  good  draught lnf 

— Very  good  remittances. 

— Was,  or,  Were  very  good. 

Water  is  good.     Good  water .Y  vs 

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)  ezg 

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 
OFH 
OFI 

OFJ 

OFK 


OFL 
OFM 

OFN 
OFP 
OFQ 


OFR 
OFS 
OFT 
OFU 
OFV 

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  on  board gqe 

—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 cg 

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.  / 

Belong-ing  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  maj  ority  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, 

OPT 

Governor. 

Deputy,  or,  Lieutenant  Governor.. kvn 
— Governor  General. 

Gradual-ly. 

Grain.     (Measure  of  weight.) bam 

Grain.    Grain  cargo hzd 

Gramme.     ( Measure  of  length. ) a  wp 

Gramme.     (Measure  of  weight.) ban 

Granary. 

Grange. 

Granite. 


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GRANT— GROVE. 

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-ing. 

vessels  shoitld  always  reckon  from  the 
meridian  of  Greenwich,  except  French 

OGN 

Grapnel. 

vessels,  .which  will  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,  Coir  rope 

IZU 

Would  like  to  have  another  compari- 

OGQ 

Grateful-ly-itude. 

Note.  — The  vessel  showing  the  mean  time 
will  hoist  the  hour  signal  and  dip  it 

OGR 

GllATIFY-IED-ING-ICATlON. 

sharply   shortly   after   it    has    been 
answered.     The  minutes  and  seconds 

OGS 

Grating. 

at  the  instant  of  dipping  will  immedi- 
ately follow.     To  insure  accuracy,  a 

OGT 

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,  or,  Dry  dock 

LJE 

OHX 

Grieve-d-ing.    Grief. 

OGW 

Graze-d-ing. 

OHT 

Come  to  grief jcy 

Grlnd-ing.     Ground. 

OGX 

Grease-d-ing-y-iness. 

OHZ 

Grindstone. 

OGY 

Great-ly-ness. 

OGZ 

— A  great  (large)  number  (or 

of—. 
— Great  circle  sailing. 

quantity— 

OIA 

Gripe. 

OHA 

OIB 

Grocer-y 

OHB 

— Great  execution. 

OHC 

— Great  hesitation. 

OIC 

Grog. 

OHD 

— Great  hopes — of  — . 

OHB 

— 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  (or,  stress)  on 

Burial  ground.     Cemetery igs 

OHK 

— Greater-est. 

Fishing  ground _nbu 

OHL 

— It  will  be  of  great  service  (or,  use). 

Foul  ground.     Rocky  bottom H az 

OHM 

— Not  a  great  many. 

OIG 

— Ground  mine. 

OHN 

— The  greater-est  number  (or 
—of. 

,  quantity) 

OIH 

— Ground  swell. 

Ground  tackle.  .     ..xiq 

OHP 

— The  greater  part. 

OIJ 

—Ground  tackle  not  good  enough. 

With  the  greatest  ease.   -  . 

LSB 

OIK 
OIL 

— Ground  tackle  very  good. 
— Ground  tier. 

OHQ 

Greece-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 

i 

Group  flashing  light  - ...NEC 

Greenwich  6°  12'  24"  =  Oh. 

24m.  49.6s., 

! 

1 

HSI 

OIQ 

Grove. 

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259 


GROW— GUZ. 


OIR 

OIS 

OIT 
OIU 

orv 
oiw 


oix 

OIY 
OIZ 


OJA 

OJB 

OJC 

OJD 

OJE 

OJP 
OJG 

OJH 

OJI 
OJK 
OJL 
OJM 

OJN 
OJP 
OJQ 


Grow-ing.    Grown.    Grew.    To  grow. 

Guano. 
Guano  cargo hze 


GUARANTEE-D-ING. 
GUARD-BD-ING. 

Advance  guard  .- dmy 

— Be  on  your  guard.     Look  out. 

—Be  on  your  guard  against  long  tows. 
Be  on    your    guard;  appearances    are 

.  threatening fn 

Be  very  careful  (or,  guarded)  in  your 
intercourse  with  strangers  — fs 

— From 'the  guard  ship. 
Guard  boat gta 

— Guard  of  honor. 

— Guard  ship. 

Horseguards oyf 

Officer  of  the  guard-. spl 

Rearguard ukm 

— Ship  having  the  guard. 

Steam  guard  boat ,-Gux 

The  conductor  (or,  guard) jni 

To  row  guard vat 

guarda  costa. 

Guardian -ship. 

Guatemala.    Guatemalian  Colors. 

Gudgeon. 

Guess-ed-ing. 
— Guess  warp. 

GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE. 

Will  the  soundings  be  a  safe  guide?-  wkz 
Guilder,  Gulden,  or.  Florin.  (Coin)  .atq 


OJR 

OJS 
OJT 


-NOR 


GUILT-Y-INESS. 

Found  guilty 

—Is,  or,  Are  not  guilty. 

Guinea.     (Money. ) 


Gulf. 

Gulf  stream — - wzl 

The  entrance  of  the  gulf  (or,  harbor)  is 
mined mfu 

Gully. 

Gum. 

Gun. 
Boat's  gun - »SA 

Enemy's  gunboat LZI 

Evening  gun MIF 

Field  gun mxk 

Fire  a  signal  gun mzp 

Gunboat GTB 

Gun  carriage -ICD 

—Gun  cotton. 
Gun-cotton  rocket uzd 

—Gun  fog  signal. 

— Gunroom. 


OJTT 

OJV 

OJW 

OJX 

OJY 

OJZ 

OKA 

OKB 

OKC 
OKD 


OKE 
OKF 

OKG 
OKH 

OKI 


OKJ 
OKL 


OKM 


OKN 


OKP 
OKQ 
OKR 

OKS 


OKT 

OKU 
OKV 


Gun— Continued.   ' 

— Gunshot. 
Gunshot  wound ;  accident dgi 

— Gun  slide. 

—Gun  wharf. 

—Guns  will  not  reach. 

— Gun's  crew. 

—Guns  firing  in  —  (quarter  indicated). 

—Guns  firing  last  night  in  —  (quarter 
indicated) . 

— Guns  firing  to  the  — . 
Guns  of  the  calibre  of  — hsv 

—Guns  of  the  weight  of  — . 

— Guns  overheated. 

Gunwale.. okt 

Heard  firing  to  the — nai 

Heavy  gun.  ( Weight  in  tons  if  necessary. ) 

osw 

How  many  guns? RKF 

How  many  guns  do  you  mount? „-  .rkg 
How  many  guns  does  she  carry?-  _-RKH 
I  have  a  heavy  gxm(indieateif  more)OTC 

I  have  no  heavy  guns otd 

Krupp  gun - ..-.qcn 

—Light  gun. 

— Machine  gun. 
Maxim  gun enc 

— Minute  gun. 

— Minute  guns  firing  in  — (direction  indi- 
cated). 

—Minute  guns   firing   last    night  in  — 
(quarter  indicated) . 
Nordenfeldtgun.-- sjh 

—Out  of  gunshot.     Out  of  range. 

—Quick-firing  gun. 

Rifled  gun -- uxe 

Rounds  of  ammunition  for  heavy  gun, 

EGA 

— She  carries  guns. 
She  has,  or,  They  have  heavy  guns-OTF 
She  has,  or ,  They  have  no  heavy  guns .  otg 

Signal  gun wct 

Starboard  gun wqx 

Torpedo  gun xwt 

Torpedo  gunboat  (or,  vessel) xwu 

Turret  gun  .-_ xet 

—Vessel  is  within  gunshot. 
You  are  within  gunshot.  You  are  within 
range  of  the  guns  (or,  batteries) .  _  -GO 

Gunboat gtb 

Enemy's  gunboat lzi 

Gunner-y. 

— Gunner's  crew. 

— Gunner's  stores. 

Gunpowder.  ( Weight  in  lbs.,  if  necessary. ) 
I  am  taking  in  (or,  discharging)  gun- 
powder or  explosives Flag  b,  or, 

Code  Flag  over  b. 

Gunwale. 

Gust-y.     (Squall) wpk 

gutta  percha,  ot  india  rubber. 

Guy-ed-ing. 

Guz,  or,  Zer.    (Measure  of  length)  ..aw c 


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Part  II. 


GYBE— HAD. 


OKW 
OKX 

OKY 


OKZ 

OLA 
OLB 


GYBE-D-ING,  or,  JlBE-D-ING. 
GyMNAST-ASTIC-NASIUM. 

Gypsum. 


H.     (Letter.)    (For  new  method  of  spelling., 
see  page  13. ) 

Habbb,     (Measure  of  weight) bag 

Habit. 
Bad  habit fed 

Habitation. 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have bqn 

Am,  Are,  or,  Is  not  to  have bqd 

Am,  Are,  or.  Is  to  have bqc 

Can,  or,  May  have bqe 

Can,  or,  May  have  been bph 

Can,  or,  May  have  done  (or,  been  done), 

BLV 

Can,  or,  May  have  had bqf 

Can,  or,  May  he  (she,  4t,  or  persons  or 

things  indicated)  have  been? btl 

Can,  or.  May  I  have — some? bqg 

Cannot,  or,  May  not  have bqh 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have  been bfk 

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

done) blz 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  have  had bqi 

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

btn 

Could,  or,  Might  have bqj 

Could,  or,  Might  have  been bfm 

Could,  or,  Might  have  done  (or,  been 

done) bmc 

Could,  or,  Might  have  had bqk 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have bql 

Could,  or,  Might  not.  have  been bfo 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  done  (or,  been 

done) bme 

Could,  or,  Might  not  have  had bqm 

Do  not  let  him  (her,  it,  or  person  indi- 
cated) have bte 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have ..bqn 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  any bqo 

Had,  Has,  or.  Have  been bfq 

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

bmr 
Had,  Has,  or,  Have  had bqp 


Had— Continued. 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)"! bts 

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

Had,  Has,  or.  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing  s  indicated)  had? . .  btv 

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

Had,  Has,  or,  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  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)?.BQR 
Had,  Has,  or,  Have  I  (my,  mine)?-.BQs 

Had,  Has,  or,  Havel-been? bfr 

Had,  Has,  or,  Havel  done? bmt 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  I  had? bqt 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not? bqu 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not  been? bfs 

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

done)  - .-BMs 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  not  had bqv 

Had,  or,  Have  that  (or,  this) bqw 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  the. bqx 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  there? bqy 

Had.  or,  Have  these  (or,  those) bqz 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  they  (them,  their-s)? 

BRA 

Had,  or,  Have  they  been? bft 

Had,  or,  Have  they  done? bmtt 

Had,  or,  Have  they  had? brc 

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? . bre 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  yours? brf 

Had,  or,  Have  you  been? bfv 

Had,  or,  Have  you  done? bmw 

Had,  or,  Have  you  had?  brg 

Have  you  (or  person  indicated)  any — ? 

EPR 

Having  ._ opi 

Having  been bfw 

Haying  done bmx 

Having  had brh 

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

He,  She,  It  (or  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  been..BUK 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  done  (or,  is, 
or,  are  doing) _.' bul 

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

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

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  orr  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) should  (or,  would)  have..BVO 

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


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261 


HAD. 


Had — Continued, 

How  had  (has,  or,  have)  1 bxn 

lean  (or,  may)  have bri 

I  can  not  (or  may  not)  have brj 

I  could  (or,  might)  have brk 

I  could  (or,  might)  not  have brl 

I  had  (or,  have) ._ brm 

I  had  (or,  have)  been bgc 

Ihad  (or,  have)  done bna 

Ihad  (or,  have)  had ,. brn 

I  had  (or,  have)  not bro 

Ihad  (or,  have)  not  been ' bgd 

Ihad  (or,  have)  not  done bnc 

Ihad  (or,  have)  not  had prp 

I  shall  (or,  will)  have brq 

I  shall  (or,  will)  not  have brs 

I  should  (or,  would)  have brt 

I  should  (or,  would)  have  been bgk 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have bru 

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

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) had  (has,  or,  have)  not  _byk 

If  I  had  (or,  have) bzh 

If  I  had  (or,  have)  not bzi 

If  they  had  (or,  have) cao 

If  they  had  (or,  have)  not cap 

If  we  had  (or,  have) cbh 

If  we  had  (or,  have)  not : cbi 

If  you  had  (or,  have) .cby 

If  you  had  (or-,  have)  not  _-. -CBZ 

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

It  has  (or,  had)  been bgp 

It  has  (or,  had)  been  done  -  -  - bnp 

It  has  (or,  had)  not  been  -__i bgq 

It  has  (or,  had)  not  been  done bnq 

Let  him(her,  it,  or  persons  indicated) — 

have  . ^ bwa 

Let  them  have brv 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 
Might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above.) 

Must  have ceo 

Must  have  been cep 

Must  have  had , ceq 

Not  to  be  had -CGJ 

Ought  to  have cia 

Ought  not  to  have -CHT 

Shall,  or,  Will  have brw 

Shall,   or,   Will   have   done    (or,   been 

done) bnx 

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

or  things  indicated)  have? bwg 

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  not  have?.  -Bwk 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  have? brx 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  not  have? bry 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  have? brz 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  have  done  (or,  been 

done) bnz 

She,  etc.     (See  He,  above. ) 

Should,  or,  Would  have  - bsa 

Should,  or,  Would  have  been bhl 

Should,  or,  Would  have  done  (or,  been 

done) bog 

Should,  or,  Would  have  had bsc 

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


Had — Continued. 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  have? 

BWU 

Should,  or,  Would  he,  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  have 

been? - bwv 

Should,  or,  Would  not  have bsd 

Should,  or,  Would  not  have  been.-BHN 
Should,  or,  Would  not  have  done  (or, 

been  done) boi 

Should,  or,  Would  not  have  had  ...bse 
That,  or,  This  had  (has,  or,  have)  _ckx 
That,  or,  This  had  (has,  or,  have)  been, 

CKY 

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

been -Ckz 

There  had  (has,  or,  have) CMQ 

There  had  (has,  or,  have)  been cmr 

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

CNE 

They  can  (or,  may)  have __bsp 

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

They  had  (or,  have) bsh 

They  had  (or,  have  been) bht 

They  had  (or,  have)  done bol 

They  had  (or,  have)  had ' BSI 

They  had  (or,  have)  not bsj 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  been bhu 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  done bom 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  had bsk 

They  should  (or,  would)  have bsl 

They  should  (or,  would)  not  have  .bsm 
This,  etc.     (See  That,  above. ) 

To  be  had -CNS 

To  have cnu 

We  can  (or,  may)  have bsn 

We  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have bso 

We  had  (or,  have) bsp 

We  had  (or,  have)  been..--.: bin 

We  have  (or,  have)  done bos 

We  had  (or,  have)  had bsq 

We  had  (or,  have)  not bsr 

We  had  (or,  have)  not  been bio 

We  had  (or,  have)  not  done bot 

We  had  (or,  have)  not  had bst 

We  shall  (or,  will)  have bsu 

We  shall  (or,  will)  not  have .  bsv 

We  should  (or,  would),  have bsw 

We  should  (or,  would)  not  have  .--Bsx 
What,  or,  Which  had  (has,  or,  have)  ? 

CQF 

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)? crh 

When  had  (or,  have)  you?1 cri 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? crw 

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

have? CRZ 

When  shall  (or,  will)  we  have? csa 

Where  had  (has,  or,  have)? ctb 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? cto 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  they  (or,  you) 

have? otq 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  we  have? ctr 

Which,  etc.     (See  What,  above. ) 
Who  had  (has,  or,  have)? cup 


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Part  II. 


HAD— HAPPEN. 


OLC 
OLD 


OLE 
OLF 
OLG 


OLH 
OLI 

OLJ 

OLK 

OLM 
OLN 

OLP 
OLQ 

OLE 

OLS 

OLT 

OLU 


Had — Continued. 

Why  had  (has,  or,  have)  ? cvk 

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

Why  had  (or,  have)  you? cvm 

Why  had  (or,  have)  you  not? CVN 

Will  it  have?  - cwd 

Would,  etc.     (See  Should,  above.) 

You  can  (or,  may)  have- ...bsy 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not)  have bsz 

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,  have)  not  had.- bte 

You  shall  (or,  will)  have btf 

You  shall  (or,  will)  not  have btg 

You  should  (or,  would)  have bth 

You  should  (or,  would)  not  have.--BTi 


hemorrhage. 

Hail-ed-ing. 
Come  within  hail JDA 

Hail  the  strange  vessel,  and  ask  if  — , 


FDO 


— I  shall  pass  within  hail. 
— Keep  within  hail. 
— Pass  within  hail. 
Send  a  boat  within  hail . 

Hailstorm.    Hailstone. 


Hair-y. 

Hair  brushes hko 

Hair's  breadth her 

Haiti-an.    Haitian  Colors.. oqb 

Half-ve. 

■Go  half -speed obt 

Going  half -speed ocj 

Half  a  dozen lmt 

Half  alio wance— of dzh 

— Half  an  hour.     In  half  an  hour. 
Half-mast  your  ensign mel 

— Half  speed,  or,  Half  power. 

—Half  tide. 

Half-year-ly zkv 

In  half  an  hour olk 

Hall. 
Town  hall ., xze 

Halliards. 

Halve . _.olj 

Halyards,  or,  Haulyards olq 

Ham. 

Hamburg. 
Eeport  me  to  the  Borsenhalle  at  Ham- 
burg   -- -- -UL 

Hammer. 

Hammock. 

— Hammock  netting. 


OLV 
OLW 

OLX 

OLY 
OLZ 

OMA 


OMB 

OMC 

OMD 
OME 


OMF 

OMG 

OMH 

OMI 

OMJ 


OMK 

OML 
OMN 
OMP 
OMQ 


Hamper. 

Hand-ed-ing-y.    To  hand. 

Beforehand gdh 

Come  to  hand  _ Jcz 

—Hand  (part  of  the  body). 

Hand  bag fsi 

— Hand  lead. 
— Hand  pump. 

Hand  pump  out  of  order ubd 

— Hand  steering  gear.    Handwheel. 

•   Keep  the  beacon  (or,  buoy)  on  your  port 

hand gak 

Keep  the  beacon  (or,  buoy)  on  you  star- 
board hand gal 

Leave  the  matter  in  the  hands  of  Lloyd's 

agent _-Qwr 

You  had  better  put  your  affairs  into  the 
hands  of — r dpk 

Hands.     (Crew.) 
All  hands dxl 

All  hands  at  the  pumps dxm 

All  hands  lost.     All  on  board  perished, 

DXQ 

All  hands  saved.     All  on  board  saved, 

dxr 
— Can  you  spare  me  a  hand  or  two  ?     ( Give 
particulars,  if  necessary. ) 

Hands  enough mdi 

Have  you  hands  enough  ? mdk 

— He  has  not  many  hands  on  board. 
Short  handed.     A, weak  crew  (number 

to  be  indicated,  if  necessary) kdj 

— More  hands  are  required  at  — . 
Want    hands.      (Give  particulars,    if 
necessary) yj 

handcuff-ed-ing kfo 

Handle-d-ing. 

Handspike. 

Hang-ed-ing.    Hung. 

Hank. 

Happen-ed-ing — to  (or,  on). 
Accident     happened;     crushed;     fall; 

jammed DCF 

Accident  happened ;  cut ;  stab dog 

Accident    happened;    dangerously 

wounded  (or,  hurt) al 

Accident  happened;  drowned-ing..DCH 
Accident  happened;    gunshot   wound, 

dci 

As  it  happens fan 

Happened   in    consequence    of.     Occa 

sioned  by.- jp? 

Has  any  accident  happened?    Is  any- 
thing the  matter? bk 

— How  did  it  (or,  that)  happen(or,  occur)? 

Seldom  happens. vom 

—Should  it  (or,  that)  happen — to  (or,  on) . 
— What  happened  (or,  resulted)? 
— What  has  happened? 
— When  did  it  (or,  that)  happen? 
When  did  the  accident  happen? bu 


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263 


HAPPY— HAUL. 


OMR 


OMS 
OMT 


OMU 
OMV 


OMW 


OMX 


OMY 
OMZ 

ONA 


ONB 


ONC 


Happy-ily-iness.     (See  also  Glad.) 

Happy  to  hear  it  (or,  that) oar 

Happy  to  see  you  (or,  — ) oat 

I  am  happy  to  inform  you  - __.pko 

— Shall,  or,  Will  be  very  happy  —  to. 
Very  happy-ily. 


Harass-ed-ing. 

Harbor. 
Are  you  going  into  port  (harbor)?  __obk 

Bar  harbor fvs 

Detained,  in  harbor kyc 

Do  not  attempt  to  make  the  harbor  (or, 

anchorage) : fw 

Do  not  know  the  anchorage  (or,  harbor), 

EKU 

— Do  you  intend  to  go  into  harbor? 

Do  you  know  of  any  harbor  (or,  anchor- 
age)?   EKY 

'  Do  you  know  the  harbor  (or,  anchorage)? 

EKW 

During  the  time  in  harbor lpy 

Going  into  harbor  (or,  port) OCB 

Harbor  authorities fni 

Harbor  board gph 

Harbor,  or,  Entrance  buoy mfr 

— Harbor  dues. 
Harbor,  or,  Anchorage  is  good  enough 

with  winds  from — ox 

Harbor,  or,  Anchorage  is  indif£erent-OY 
Harbor,  or,  Anchorage  is  safe  with  all 

winds _-- oz 

Harbor  master.     Captain  of  the  port, 

HWS 

— Harbor  master's  office. 
— Harbor  of  refuge. 

Harbor  police yvx 

— Harbor  Trust. 
How  does  the  harbor  (or,  anchorage) 

bear?  pa 

I  do  not  know  the  anchorage  (or,  har- 
bor)   EKY 

I  know  of  no  safe  harbor vda 

— In,  or,  Into  harbor. 

Inform  harbor  authorities fn j 

Inner  harbor plm 

Inside  the  harbor pmk 

Is  the  har i  >or  at  —  free  from  ice?-  - .  pbz 

Just  put  of  harbor  (or,  port) pxm 

No  getting  out  of  harbor nzd 

Out  of  harbor svz 

Outer  harbor swf 

Outside  the  harbor swv 

Permission  urgently  requested  to  enter 

harbor pd 

Proceed  into  harbor txa 

Proceed  out  of  harbor txc 

The  entrance  of  the  gulf  (or,  harbor)  is 

mined - --.mfu 

The  harbor  at  —  is  free  from  ice  -  -  -PCE 
Want  plan  of  harbor  (channel,  etc.).YH 
— Want  to  come  into  harbor. 
Was  in  harbor  (or,  port)  when  I  left-QKU 
We  are  to  leeward  of  the  harbor  (or, 

anchorage) -- elh 

We  are  to  windward  of  the  harbor  (or, 

anchorage) eli 

We   have   missed    the    entrance    (or, 

passed  the  port,  or,  harbor) mfv 


OND 

ONE 

ONE 


ONG 


ONH 


ONI 
ONJ 

ONK 

ONL 
ONM 


CNP 
ONQ 
ONE, 


ONS 

ONT 
ONU 
ONV 

ONW 
ONX 
ONY 


ONZ 
OPA 
OPB 
OPC 
OPD 
OPE 
OPF 
OPG 


Harbor — Continued. 

What  harbor  do  you  intend  to  make 
(or,  run)  for? 

Whilst  in  harbor. 

You  will  not  have  water  enough  over 
the  bar  (or.  into  the  harbor). ,  Depth 
in  feet  may  follow. fwe 

Hard-ness. 

Blowing  hard.    Squally  weather zh 

Blowing  too  hard — to  — goc 

Hard-a-port  I    ( Urgent. )    Head  to  go  to 

starboard md 

Hard-a-starboard !    (Urgent.)    Head  to 

go  to  port - me 

Hard  bottom hbc 

— Harder-est. 

Helm  hard  up ...otn 

It  blew  too  hard. goi 

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

going,  to  starboard wg 

My  helm    is    hard-a-staTboard ;    ship's 

head  is  going  to  port wh 

Hardly. 

Hardware zne 

Harm-ed-ing.     (See  also  Damage.  ) 
— No  harm  (or,  damage)  done. 

Harmless. 

Harpoon-ed-ing. 

Harvest-ed-ing. 

Has.     (See  Had,  Has,  or,  Have) bqn 

Haste- y-ily-iness. 

— Hasten-ed-ing. 

— Hasten  the  departure  of  — . 

I  can  not  hasten  my  departure ktv 

I  must  hasten  my  departure kt w 

— Make  haste. 
Make  haste,  or  he  will  be  gone ocu 

Hat. 

Hatch. 

Hatchet. 
Can  you  lend  hatchets  (or,  adzes)  ?.dow 

Hatchway. 

Haul-ed-ing— out. 
Closehauled iuw 

— Haul  down. 

Haul  down  your  ensign men 

Haul  down  your  flags ..ndc 

— Haul  in. 

— Haul  in  the  slack. 

— Hauling  line. 

—Haul  off. 

— Haul'taut.    Tauten  hawsers. 

— Haul  the  jib  down. 

— Haul  up. 

— Haul  your  wind.     Haul  to  the  wind. 

Haul  your  wind  on  port  tack ...ln 

Haul  your  wind  on  starboard  tack  ...lo 


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Part  II. 


HAUL— HE,  SHE,  IT. 


OPH 


OPI 

OPJ 

OPK 

OPL 

OPM 
OPN 
OPQ 

OPR 
OPS 


OPT 
OPU 
OPV 


OPW 


OPX 
OPY 


OPZ 

OQA 
OQB 
OQC 


Haul — Continued. 
— I  shall  keep  closehauled. 
Try  to  clubhaul iwg 

Have.     (See  Had) bqn 

Haven.     (Harbor) omv 

Having. 

Having  been bfw 

Having  done bmx 

Having  had brh 

Havoc. 


-FJG 
-NOL 


Hawse. 

Athwart  hawse 

— Clear  hawse. 

Foul  hawse 

— Hawse  hole  {or,  pipe). 
— Hawse  pipe  is  broken. 
— Hawse  plug. 


Hawser.     (See  also  Tow  and  Warp.  ) 
For  signals  between  ships  towing  and 

being  towed,  seepage  85. 
Are  you  (your  towing  hawsers)  fast? 

XTJ 

— Can  you  spare  a  hawser? 

Cast  off  hawsers xyn 

Grass,  or,  Coir  hawser izs 

— Have  no  other  hawser. 

— Hawser  fouled  screw. 

— Hawser -laid  rope. 
Hernp  cable,   or,  hawser.      (Size  and 
length,  if  necessary) hqx 

— Large  hawser. 

Prepare  another  hawser tsw 

Send  boat  with  hawser gur 

— Shorten  in  both  hawsers. 

— Small  hawser. 

Steel- wire  hawser wto 

Tauten  hawser.     Haul  taut opd 

Towing  hawser xyw 

— Veer  both  hawsers. 
Wire  cable  (or,  hawser) hse 

Hay. 

Hayti-an.     (Haiti)  Haytian  Colors. 

Haze-y-inbss-ily. 


He- 


-BT25 


He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated). 

Are,  or,  Is,  etc.    (See  Is,  below. ) 

As  he  (she,  it,  his,  her-s,  it-s) fak 

Can,  or,  May  he  (she,  it,  or  person-s  or 
things  indicated)  ? * btj 

Can,  or.  May  he  (she,  it,  or  person-s  or 
thing-s  indicated)  be? btk 

Can,  or,  May  he  (she,  it,  or  person-s  or 
thing-s  indicated)  have  been? btl 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
son-s or  things  indicated)  be? btm 

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

BTN 


He,  She,  It — Continued. 

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

Could,  or,  Might  he  (she*  it,  or  person-s 
or  things  indicated)  not  be? btp 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  he  (she,  it,  or  person-s 
or  things  indicated)1! btq 

Do  not  let  him  (her,  it,  or  person  indi- 
cated) have btr 

For  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s,  or  person-s  or 
thing-s  indicated) bpd 

From  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s,  or  person-s  or 
thing-s  indicated) bpo 

Had,  Has,  oj*  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing-s  indicated) bts 

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

Had,  Has,  or,  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
son s  or  things  indicated)  had?  -_btv 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have,  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
son-s or  things  indicated)  not? btw 

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

btx 

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

bty 

He btz 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  thing-s  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 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) could  (or,  might) buf 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated) could  (or,  might)  not bug 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) does  (do,  or,  did) buh 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated) does  (do,  or,  did)  not bui 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  things  indi- 
cated)  had  (has,  or,  have) buj 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  been buk 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated) had  (has,  or,  have)  done  (or,  is, 
or,  are  doing) bul. 

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

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

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

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) is  (or,  are) but 

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

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated) is  (or,  are)  for bur 

He,  She,  It  (or  person-s  or  thing-s  indi- 
cated) is  (or,  are)  from BUS 


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265 


HE,  SHE,  IT. 


He,  She,  ix— Continued. 

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  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) may,  etc.    (See  Can,  above. ) 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) might,  etc.    (See  Could,  above. ) 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) must BUY 

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

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) must  not bva 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) must  not  be bvo 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) ought  to . BVD 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) ought  not  to bve 

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

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) ought  to  be bvf 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) shall  {or,  will) bvh 

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

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) shall  (or-,  will)  not bvj 

He,  She,  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)  .  _ bvl 

He,  She,  It  {or  person  s  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 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  {or,  were) -  -  -  bvt 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  {or,  were)  not bvu 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  irmi- 
cated)  was  {or,  were)  not  to  be  ..bvx 

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

He,  She,  It  {or  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) will,  etc.     {See  Shall,  above.) 

He,  She,  It  {or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) would,  etc.   {See  Should,  above. ) 

How  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)"!. bxo 

How  shall  {or,  will)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  ? bxr 

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

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


He,  She,  It — Continued. 

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

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

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,  orperson-s  or  things  indi- 
cated) was  (or,  were)  not byu 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) will,  etc.     (See  Shall,  above. ) 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  thing  s  indi- 
cated) would,  etc.   (See  Should,  obove. ) 

Is,  or,  Are,  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or 
Things  indicated)  1 bvy 

It  bvz 

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

May  he  (she,  it,  etc. ) '?  (See  Can,  above. ) 

Might  he  (she,  it,  etc.)?  (See  Could, 
above. ) 

Must  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated)''. cer 

Ought  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated)  to? chn 

Persons,  or,  Thing-s indicated bwc 

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or 
thing  s  indicated)  ? bwd 

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)? 

BWP 

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  thing-s  indicated)  have? bwo 

Shall,  or,  Will  he  (she,  it,  or  person  s 
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?.  _dwk 

She bwl 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing-s  indicated)1! bwm 


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Part  II. 


HE,  SHE,  IT— HEAP. 


OQD 


OQE 


OQF 
OQG 
OQH 


He,  She,  It — Continued. 

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 

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  things  indicated)  not  have 
been? -. bwt 

That  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated) cla 

Was,  or,  Were,  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  thing  s  indicated)  ? b  wx 

Was,  or,  Were,  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  not? bwy 

What,  or,  Which  does  (do,  or,  did)  he 
(she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated)1. cqd 

What,  or,  Which  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it, 
or  persons  or  things  indicated"!)  _cpx 

When  does  (did,  or,  do)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  ? crd 

When  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated)  is  (or,  are) crj 

When  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)! crn 

When  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she.it,  or  per- 
son s  or  things  indicated)  ? crt 

Where  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated)  is  (or,  are) ctd 

Where  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 
or  things  indicated)  1 cth 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she,  it,  orper- 

son-s,  or  things  indicated)  ? ctm 

— While  he  (she,  or,  it). 

Will  he  (she,  it,  etc. )  ?  (See  Shall,  above. ) 

Would  he  (she,  it,  etc. )  (See  Should, 
above. ) 

Head-ed-ing.    To  head. 

Brace  round  your  head  yards hdo 

By  the  head hpk 

Cathead ieu 

Crank  head kbl 

Crosshead ked 

Figurehead _ ...mxy 

Fork  head nlr 

Get  her  head  round  as  fast  as  possible, 

NYU 

Get  her  head  round  or  you  will  be  on 
shore „-_lf 

Have  lost  —  head  of  cattle iff, 

—Head  (part  of  body). 

— Head  gear. 

— Head  of  department. 


OQI 

OQJ 
OQK 
OQL 
OQM 
OQN 
OQP 
OQR 

OQS 
OQT 


OQU 


OQV 

OQW 
OQX 
OQY 


OQZ 

ORA 
ORB 
ORC 


ORD 
ORE 


Head — Continued. 

— Headquarters. 
Head  rail uow 

— Headsails. 

— Head  sea. 

— Head  sheet. 

— Head  to  wind. 

— Head  wind. 

— Head  yards. 

— Headland. 
Headman. oqu 

— Headmost. 

— Headway.    Steerageway. 

Heave-to ;  head  offshore  - ---lq 

I  have  headway Code  Flag  over  j 

Jetty  head pvk 

Keep  head  to  wind ptt 

Masthead.    At  masthead rmp 

Moor  head  and  stern rzj 

Pier  head tid 

Piston-rod    crossheads    damaged    (or, 

broken) ke* 

Pump  crosshead  ._ tjbg 

Pump  crosshead  out  of  order ubh 

Rudderhead vbm 

Ship's  head  by  compass  is  — jie 

Trimmed  by  the  head ;  —  inches  by  the 

head .._ hpk 

Visible  from  the  masthead yqz 

When  I  have  run  my  distance  I  shall 
put  her  head  off  until  — lgp 


Headland __. oqr 

Headman. 

Headmost 


-OQS 


Headway.     Steerageway oqt 

I  have  headway Code  Flag  over  j 


Heal-ed-ing.     To  heal. 

Health-y-iness. 
— A  healthy  season. 
— Are  you  healthy? 

Bill  of  health gkc 

Board  of  Health gpa 

Clean  bill  of  health — from  — tq 

Crew  healthy kcr 

Have  you  a  clean  bill  of  health? tu 

I  have  a  clean  bill  of  health,  but  am 
liable  to  quarantine -Code  Flag  over  q 
I  have  not  a  clean  bill  of  health, 

Code  Flag  over  i 

In  bad  health? prp 

Not    clean  bill  of   health  flag  (when 

spoken  of)  isw 

—Tolerably  healthy.    Tolerably  well. 

Troops  are  in  good  health ybn 

Very  healthy. 
— Was  the  port  you  left  healthy? 
What  is  the  state  of  health  of  the  fleet 

at  —  ? 
What  is  the  state  of  health  of  the  troops 

at  —  ? ybr 

Where  is  the  health  officer? 

Heap-ed-ing. 


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267 


HEAR— HELM. 

ORF 

Hear-ing.    Heard.        « 

Heave — Continued. 

Anxious  to  hear  of  (or,  from)  — eoi 

OSP 

— Shall  you  heave-to? 

Crevi  not  heard  of .kct 

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

ORG 

— Did  you  hear? 

have  something  important  to  com- 

Did you  hear  if  there  were  any  letters 

municate  Code  Flag  over  h 

forme  at  —  ? qoe 

Strange  vessel  hove  in  sight. ozs 

— Vessel  indicated  has  hove-to. 

Did  you  hear  of  my  family? _epi 

OSQ 

Glad  to  hear — it  (or,  that) .    Happy  to 

hear — it  (or,  that)      oar 

OSR 

Heaven. 

ORH 

— Has  been  heard  of. 

ORI, 

— Has  not  been  heard  of  since  (date  to 

OST 

Heavy. 

follow) . 

Have,  or,  Has  had  a  heavy  gale  from  — , 

ORJ 

—Have  heard— of  — . 

NVY 

ORK 

— Have,  or,  Has  not  heard  of  — . 

OSTT 

— Heavier-est. 

ORL 

— Have  you  (or  persons  indicated)  heard 

OSV 

— Heavily-iness. 

—of—? 

Heavy,  or,  Severe  gale nvz 

Have  you  heard  of  the  arrival  of  — ? 

OSW 

—Heavy  gun   (weight  in  tons,  if  neces- 

EYJ 

sary). 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard  of)  a  vessel 

OSX 

— Heavy  loss. 

wrecked  (or,  in  distress)?. _zu 

OSY 

— Heavy  purchase. 

I 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard)  anything  of 

Heavy  sea..  _. u<j 

my  (or,  the)  boat? .. fb 

OSZ 

— Heavy  surf.   'Much  surf. 

Heard  firing  to  the — . nai 

OTA 

— Heavy  swell. 

I  heard  that  some  of  your  family  were 

Heavy  weather  coming ;  look  sharp.  _fz 

seriously  ill-        -     -msi 

Heavy  weigh i  ..    zbe 

ORM 

— Neither  seen  nor  heard. 

OTB 

—How  heavy — is  —  ? 

ORN 

— Should  you  hear  (or,  see). 

OTC 

—I  have  a  heavy  gun  (or,  guns)  (number 

ORP 

— Sorry  to  hear — it  (or,  that). 

indicated). 

Unless  I  hear ..     yjq 

OTD 

— I  have  no  heavy  guns. 

ORQ 

— Vessel  indicated  has  not  been  heard  of. 

OTE 

— In  a  heavy  squall. 

ORS 

— Vessel  indicated  has  not  been  heard  of 

Rounds  of  ammunition  for  heavy  gun, 

since  —  (date  indicated) ;  she  is  sup- 

EGA 

posed  to  be  — . 

OTF 

— She  has,  or,  They  have  heavy  gun. 

ORT 

— We  shall  not  hear  again. 

OTG 

— She  has,  or,  They  have  no  heavy  gun. 

"What  were  the  latest  dates  at  —  when 

Striking  heavily .    -            wzy 

you  last  heard? _kmn 

Struck  by  a  heavy  sea   ..     xac 

ORU 

— When,  or,  What  did  you  last  hear — of 

Very  heavy  sea -. uw 

(or,  from)? 

OTH 

— Which  is  the  heaviest? 

ORV 

Heart. 

Hectare.     (Square  measure) axp 

Hectogramme.    (Measure  of  weight)  _bao 

OBW 

Heat-ed-ing. 

Superheat-ed-ing xeh 

Hectolitre.    (Measure  of  capacity) . .  ayz 

The  heat  of  the  sun xdv 

Hectometre.     (Measure  of  length)  _  _  awd 

ORX 

Heave-ing.    Hove. 

Square  hectometre.     (Square,  or,  sxtr- 

Avast  heaving fom 

face  measure)   axp 

ORY 

— Can  I  heave-to? 

Heave  all  aback.     Go  astern _  .LP 

OTI 

Heel-bd-ing. 

ORZ 

— Heave  away. 

OSA 

— Heave  her  down. 

OTJ 

Height-en-ed-ing. 

OSB 

Heave  short                    hrd 

OTK 

The  height  of  the  barometer  is fxl 

—What  is  the  height— of  ? 

— Heave  taut. 

OSC 

— Heave-to. 

What  is  the  height  of  the  barometer? 

OSD 

— Heaving,  Hove-to. 

FXN 

«  Heave-to ;  head  offshore lq 

What  is  the  height  of  the  thermometer? 

« 

Heave-to;  I  will  send  a  boat gte 

What  is  the  temperature? _xnk 

OSE 

— Heave-to  on  port  tack. 

OSP 

— Heave-to  on  starboard  tack. 
Heave-to  or  I  will  fire  into  you id 

Held.     (See  Hold) __    own 

OSG 

— Heave- to  or  take  the  consequences. 
Heave-to  until  — lr 

OTL 

Heliograph-  y-ic. 

OSH 

—Heave  up. 

Heller.     (Coin) ..ats 

OSI 

— I  can  not  heave-to. 

OSJ 

— I  have  not  room  to  heave-to. 

OTM 

Helm. 

OSK 

—I  shall  heave-to  off  —  (or,  at  — ). 

Hard-a-port !    ( Urgent. )    Head  to  go  to 

OSL 

—I  shall  heave-to  to  take  soundings  (time 

starboard... _      ..md 

indicated,  if  necessary) . 

Hard-a-starboard !    (Urgent.)    Head  to 

OSM 

— I  shall  not  heave-to. 

go  to  port      -         - --    --  ME 

OSN 

— I  will  heave-to  directly  I  have  room. 

Helm  amidships . efj 

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Part  II. 


HELM— HIGH. 


OTN 
OTP 
OTQ 
OTR 
OTS 


OTU 


OTV 


OTW 


OTX 


OTY 
OTZ 


Helm — Continued. 
Helm  angle  - ..elv 

Helm  hard  up. 

— Helm  is  down. 
Helm  signal. 

— Helmsman. 

—How  do  yon  carry  your  helm? 

Lee  helm QMC 

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

going  to  starboard-.i wg 

My  helm    is    hard-a-starboard ;    ship's 

head  going  to  port - wh 

Pay  attention  to  the  helm fli 

Port.    Head  to  go  to  starboard wi 

Port  a  little.    Head  to  go  to  starboard, 

TPG 

Port  helm tpe 

Starboard.    Head  to  go  to  port wj 

Starboard  a  little.     Head  to  go  to  port, 

WQU 

Starboard  helm.- wrb 

Steady  your  helm- mi 

Steer  more  to  port mj 

{To  be  kept  flying  until  course  is  suffi- 
ciently altered. ) 

Steer  more  to  starboard .mk 

{To  be  kept  flying  until  course  is  suffi- 
ciently altered.) 
— Under  steady  helm. 

Weather  helm yzo 

Will  not  answer  her  helm ens 

Helmet. 
Diver's  helmet lhy 

Helmsman otr 

Help-ed-ing.     (See  also  Assist.  ) 

Can  be  helped  (assisted) fgb 

Can  help  (assist) fga 

Can  I  help? fgc 

Can  I  procure  any  help  (or,  assistance) 

in  the  way  of  — ? cn 

Can  you  help  (or,  assist)? pod 

Can  you  help  —  (vessel  indicated)  ? . .  co 

Can  not  help  (or,  assist) cp 

Do  you  want  (require)  any  assistance 

(or,  help) — of —  (or,  from — )? cs 

Give  every  assistance — to  (help  ■ —  to), 

FGH 

Help,  I  am  attacked ;  want  assistance  _nj 

Help  me  to  lay  out  an  anchor eik 

Helpless-ly oty 

— I  can  not  help  you* 
I  will  assist  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  in 

distress fgi 

Require  help  (or,  assistance) — of —  (or, 

from) cz 

Should  you  require  any  help  (or,  as- 
sistance)   — FGO 

The  ice  is  so  solid  I  can  not   break 

through;  send  help pcp 

Will  help  (assist)  - pgu 

With  the  help  (or,  assistance)  of-.FGW 
Without  help  (or,  assistance) fgx 

Helpless-ly. 

Hemp-en. 
Hemp  cable    (or,   hawser).     Size   and 

length,  if  necessary)  .-_ hqx 

Want  a  hemp  cable hso 


QUA 


OUB 


OUC 

OUD 

OUE 
OUF 
OUG 

OUH 

OUI 

OUJ 


OUK 
OUL 

OUM 

OUN 
OUP 

OUQ 

OUR 


OUS 
OUT 


Henbane,  Tincture  of - xua 

Hencoop. 

Her-s-self.     (See  also  Him,  His,  Her-s, 
It-s) , bxd 

Her,  or,  His  Excellency mkr 

Her,  or,  His  Highness  - -.ovl 

Her,  or,  His  Majesty .  -  - rho 

Her,  or,  His  Majesty's  dominions.  _lkh 
Her  Royal  Highness  the  Princess  of 

Wales ovk 

Let  her  be bgv 

On  Her,  or-'His  Majesty's  service -_rhs 
The  United  States,   or,  Her,  or,  His 

Majesty's  Government ogb 

The  United  States,  or,  Her,  or,  His 

Majesty's  service rhp 

The  United  States,  or,  Her,  or,  His 

Majesty's  ship  ...» Rhq 

Herald. 
Report   me  to  "New   York   Herald" 

Office,  London Ul 

Report   me  to  "New   York   Herald" 

Office,  New  York UJ 

Report   me  to   "New    York    Herald" 

Office,  Paris UK 

Herd.     (Flock.)- - — .nfi 

Here.    Hereabouts. 

Can  I  get  a  bill  cashed  here?  _ gki 

Can  not  get  a  bill  cashed  here gkj 

— Herewith. 

I  do  not  think  there  is  any  light  here- 
abouts   QRW 

— Is,  or,  Are  here. 

Is  there  any  dry  dock  here? ljg 

—Not  here. 

There  are  no  orders  here  for  you td 

— Was,  or,  Were  here. 

Will  my  cargo  sell  here   (or  at  place 

indicated)1 ibp 

— Your  owner  is  here. 

Herring. 

— Herring  fishery. 

Hers-self.    (See  also  Him,  Her,  It)  _bxd 

Hesitate-d*ing-ion. 
— Do  not  hesitate. 
Great  hesitation ohc 

— Without  hesitation.     Unhesitatingly. 


Hide-ing.    Hid-den. 
— In  hiding. 


To  HIDE. 


Hide.     (Skin. ) 

High.     (See  also  Height.  ) 
Asks  precise  time  of  high  water  and 

minimum  depth  at  that  time xe 

At  high  water  you  will  have  —  feet-KUY 

Breast  high hfo 

Height otj 

High  and  dry  ..... lor 

— High  land. 

— High  pressure. 
High-pressure  boiler gxc 


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269 


HIGH— HOIST. 

High — Continued. 

Him — Continued. 

High-pressure  cylinder kig 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  abooe. ) 

OUV 

— High-pressure  cylinder  cover. 

Might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above. ) 

High-pressure  cylinder  cover  broken, 

Must  his  (her-s,  it-s) ces 

KAI 

Not  his  (her-s,  it-s) -_-cft 

High-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

Of  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) .--  : cgn 

of  order) kau 

On  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) .      cgy 

OUW 

— High -pressure  piston. 

Ought  his  <her-s,  it-s)? cho 

OUX 

— High-pressure  piston  broken. 

Shall,  or,  Will  his  (her-s,  it-s) CIS 

OUY 

— High-pressure  valve  out  of  order. 

Should,  or,  Would  his  (her-s,  it-s)--CJP 

High  tide - xsd 

That  his  (her-s,  it-s) olb 

High  water yve 

To  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) CNV 

High-water  mark yvf 

Was,  or,  Were  his  (her-s,  it-s) --.-.cor 

OUZ 

— Higher. 

Whenhis(her-s.it-s)      -  -  crk 

OVA 

— Highest. 

Where  his  (her-s,  it-s)    ' cte 

OVB 

-Highly. 

Will,  etc.     (See  Should,  above. ) 

Hold  on  till  high  water. ..'. -.kp 

With  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) ewe 

How  high  must  I  lie  to  fetch  ? mwe 

W  ould,  etc.     (See  Should,  above. ) 

OVC 

— Not  of  high  rank. 

OVD 

— Of  high  rank. 

Hinder-ed-ing-ance.     (Impede) PDY 

OVE 

— Prices  are  high. 

OVF 

— Proceed  at  high  water. 

OVP 

Hinge. 

OVG 

— The  highest  price  is  — . 

Wages  are  very  nigh - ysi 

OVQ 

HlNT-ED-ING. 

Wait  for  high  water ysx 

Was  tide  high  when  you  grounded?- .ci 

OVR 

HlRE-D-ING. 

What  is  the  depth  at  high  waterv.-KVE 

Government  hired  vessel --OFU 

What  is  the  highest  price  you  will  giveY 

Hiredcruiser kfb 

OAJ 

Hired  steamer  i _wth 

OVH 

— When  is  the  highest  tide? 

Will  not  be  accountable  for  boat  hire, 

OVI 

— When  will  it  be  high  water? 

DFW 

His,  Him-self.     (See  also  Him,  His,  Her, 

OVJ 
OVK 

It-s)                           -      -      bxc 

— Her    Royal  Highness  the  Princess  of 

His ,  or,  Her  Excellency    mkr 

W  ales. 

His,  or,  Her  Majesty RHO 

OVL 

— His,  or,  Her  Highness. 

His,  or,  Her  Majesty's  dominions  _.lkh 

OVM 

— His  Royal  Highness  the  Prince  of  Wales. 

His,  or,  Her  Highness OVL 

His  Royal  Highness  the  Prince  of  Wales, 

OVN 

Hill. 

! 

OVM 

On  His  (or,  Her)  Majesty's  Service -RHS 

Him,  His,  Himself. - -_bxc 

The  United  States,   or,   His,   or,   Her 
Majesty's  Government ogb 

Him,  His,  Her-s,  It-s. 

The  United  States,   or,   His,    or,   Her 

After  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) bwz 

Majesty's  service  ---  rhp 

Are,  or,  Is  his  (her-s,  it-s)? bek 

The  United   States,    or,   His,    or,   Her 

As  his  (her-s,  it-s) fax 

Majesty's  ship - rhq 

Before  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) ...bxa 

By  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) bjk 

OVS 

History-ical. 

Can,  or,  May  his  (her-s,  it-s) bkf 

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

OVT 

HlT-TING. 

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

Do  not  let  him  (her,  it,  or  person  indi- 

OVU 

Hitch. 

cated)  have  - btr 

For  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s,  or  persons  or 

OVW 

Hitherto. 

things  indicated) bpd 

From  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s,  or  persons  or 

OVX 

Hoarse-ly-ness. 

things  indicated) bpo 

Give  him  (her-s,  it-s) .- nzw 

OVY 

HOG-GED-GING.      To  HOG. 

Had,   Has,   or.  Have  bis  (her-s,  its)? 

BQR 

Hog.    (Pig) tif 

Her-s-self bxd 

Hogshead.   (Measure  of  capacity) azb 

Him-self,  His bxc 

OVZ 

— Hogsheads  of  sugar. 

If  his  (her-s,  it-s) byv 

In  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) --.cdj 

OWA 

Hoist-ed-ing. 

Is,  etc.     (See  Are,  above. ) 

Annul  the  hoist  indicated  by  Numeral 

It-s-self cdy 

Signal--. ..EMI 

Let  her  be - bgv 

Annul  the  last  hoist ;  I  will  repeat  it-VE 

-   Let  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) Qnt 

Can  you   distinguish  what  —  (vessel 

Let  him  be bxe 

indicated)  has  hoisted? lgw 

Let  him  (her,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

First  flag  in  hoist  is  indistinct NDl 

/ 

indicated) — have - bwa 

He  has  hoisted  —  colors jbt 

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HOIST— HORIZON". 

Hoist — Continued. 

oxc 

Hold.     (Of  ship.) 

OWB 

— Hoist  a  jack. 

. 

After  hold 

-DQW 

owe 

— Hoist  a  light. 

Fire  in  hold  amongst  cargo 

OR 

OWD 

— Hoist  a  waft  (or,  wheft). 

Fore  hold 

--NJU 

OWE 

— Hoist  a  waft  (or,  wheft)  when  ready. 

OXD 

— Main  hold. 

OWF 

— Hoist  in. 

OXE 

—Stoke  hold. 

OWG 

— Hoist  masthead  flags. 

Stoke-hold  compartment 

--JHA 

Hoist  quarantine  flag TV 

Stoke  hold  full  of  water 

-WVX 

Hoist  the  blue  peter... ko 

—  feet  water  in  hold 

— -QM 

OWH 

— Hoist  the  general  recall. 

OWI 

— Hoist  the  jib. 

OXF 

Hole. 

OWJ 

— Hoist  up. 

Eyelet  hole 

--MQG 

Hoist  up  your  boats .gth 

Hawse  hole, ... 

--OPM 

OWE 

— Hoist  wind  sails. 

Loophole ..-  .. 

..RAG 

Hoist  your  colors.  Show  your  ensign  .dw 

„ 

Porthole . 

--TOW 

Hoist  your  distinguishing  signal dv 

.--V0I 

(See  Code  List  of  Ships.) 

Stokehole .. 

--OXE 

Hoist  your  flags  where  best  seen.-.NDE 

OWL 

— I  can  not  make  out  the  flags ;  hoist  the 
signal  in  a  better  position. 

OXG 

Holiday. 

Lowest  flag  of  hoist  indistinct nop 

OXH 

HOLLOW-ED-NESS. 

North  cone  hoisted            jnm 

Repeat  signal,  or,  repeat  signal  from  — 

Holme's  light  ( large  flare) 

--NDY 

(hoist  indicated) VI 

Holme's  light  (small  flare) 

--NDZ 

Second  flag  in  hoist  is  indistinct . . _ndg 

South  cone  hoisted jno 

OXI 

Holystone. 

The  last  hoist  is  not  understood ;  repeat 

it TJRK 

OXJ 

Home. 

They  have,  or,  She  has  hoisted  —  colors, 

--DAV 

JBT 

At  home 

--.FIE 

- 

Third  flag  in  hoist  is  indistinct ndh 

Come  home 

--JCR 

Top  flag  in  hoist  indistinct ndi 

OXK 

— Home  trade. 

What  colors  (ensign)  has  she  hoisted? 

OXL 

— Homeward  bound. 

JBu' 

--VFD 

What  colors  shall  we  hoist? jbv 

Sheet  home 

-VUW 

OWM 

— Your  flags  seem  to  be  incorrectly  hoisted 

(or,  hoisted  upside  down). 

OXM 

Honduras.    Honduras  Colors. 

OWN 

Hold-ing.    Held.    To  hold. 

OXN 

Honest-y-ly. 

OWP 

— Better  hold  on. 

Do  not  hold  on  to  your  anchor,  but  let 

Honey-comb-ed 

--JCA 

her  beat  up  on  the  beach ehy 

Do  the  utmost  you  can  to  insure  holding 

OXP 

Honor-ed-ing-able. 

on ;  everything  will  be  wanted  .  .mex 

Guard  of  honor 

--OIY 

OWQ 

— Holder. 

--QMV 

OWE, 

— Hold  on. 

Hold  on  till  high  water kp 

OXQ 

Hook-ed-ing.    To  hook. 

OWS 

— Hold  out. 

Billhook 

.  GKD 

Holding-down  bolts  loose gya 

Boat  hook 

-GRM 

OWT 

— I  fear  I  can  not  hold  on  much  longer. 

Breasthook 

..HFP 

I  hold  you  accountable  .  dft 

Fishhook-  

..NBQ 

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

OXR 

— Hook  (a  hook). 

or,  I  shall  keep  the  land  (or,  light) 

I  have  hooked  your  anchor. 

--EIL 

bearing  — <ja 

Inquest  will  be  held — at  — .  _       pls 

OXS 

Hoop. 

Is  it  good  holding  ground? oim 

OXT 

— Hooping  (Whooping)  cough. 

OWU 

— Is,   or,   Are  to  be  held  ready — to  (or, 

for). 

OXU 

HOPE-ING-FUL-LY-NESS— TO  (or,  THAT). 

Shall  we  keep  hold  of  the  land? qer 

Great  hopes — of— 

..OHD 

Shareholder ._  vtz 

OXV 

— Hope  you  are. 

OWV 

—To  be  held. 

oxw 

— Hope  you  can. 

We  hold  our  own  with  vessel  chasing 

OXY 

— Hope  you  will. 

US INW 

OXZ 

— Is  there  any  hope — of? 

Will  be  held  accountable dfu 

OYA 

— No  hope. 

owx 

—Will  hold. 

OWY 

—Will  hold  together  till  — . 

OYB 

Hops. 

OWZ 

—Will  not  hold. 

OXA 

— You  will  have  as  much  as  you  can  do  to 

OYC 

HORIZON-TAL-LY. 

hold  on. 

Above  the  horizon.     On  the  horizon. 

OXB 

—You  will  hold  yourself  in  readiness — 

DAO 

to  (or,  for). 

Artificial  horizon .. 

EZO 

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HORN— HOW. 


OYD 

OYE 

OYF 

OYG 

OYH 

OYI 

OYJ 

OYK 
OYL 

OYM 


OYN 
OYP 

OYQ 


OYR 

OYS 

OYT 

OYU 

OYV 

OYW 

OYX 

OYZ 

OZA 
OZB 

OZC 

OZD 

OZE 

OZF 
OZG 


OZH 
OZI 


OZJ 


HORN-Y. 

Fog  horn. 


-GTI 


Horse. 

Horse  boat 

Horse  guards. 

Horse  (Traveler). 


Horsepower. 
Indicated  horsepower. 

— My  horsepower  (or  that  of  vessel  indi- 
cated) is  —  . 

— Nominal  horsepower. 

— What  is  your  horsepower  (or  that  of 
vessel  indicated)  ? 

Hose.     (A  flexible  tube.) 
Have  you  lire  hose  enough — for  —  ? 

NAH 

Suction  hose 1 xci 

hospitable-y-ality. 

Hospital. 
Ambulance  required  to  convey  a  patient 
to  hospital edy 

— Can  I  send  my  sick  to  the  hospital  (or, 
sick  quarters)  ? 
Case  is  for  hospital idj 

— Hospital  case. 

— Hospital  ship  (or,  vessel). 

— Hospital  treatment. 

— Require  hospital  treatment. 

— Send  to  the  hospital. 

— To,  or,  At  the  hospital. 

— Where  is  the  hospital  ? 

Hostage. 

Hostile-ility.     (See  also  War.  ) 
— Cessation  of  hostilities. 

Commencement  of  hostilities jeu 

— Hostilities  commenced  —  between  — 

and  —  . 
— In  a  hostile  manner. 

Hot-ly. 

Hot  bearings Ri 

— Hot  weather. 
— Hotter-est. 

Red  hot umf 

Hotel. 

Hour-ly. 

*    A.  M.*  Before  noon.    In  forenoon. -Edu 

*Note. — For  hours  A.  M.  and  P.  M.  see 
Time,  page  58. 

After  hours DQX 

An  hour.     In  an  hour. 

At  —  (hour  indicated)  —  (place  indi- 
cated) bore—,  distant— miles ED 

At  —  (hour  indicated)  we  were  abreast 
of  — cxw 

At  which  hour? fjc 

Damage  can  be  put  to  rights  in  —  hours, 

BD 

During  meal  hour ... -LPO 

Every  hour miw 


OZK 
OZL 


OZM 


OZN 
OZP 


OZQ 


OZR 


OZS 


Hour — Continued. 
Fire  has  been  burning  these  —  hoiirs, 

HNF 

Half  an  hour.     In  half  an  hour olk 

— Hourglass. 
— Hourly  expected. 
How  many  hours'  coal  have  you  1  (state 

at  what  speed) rxc 

I  have  —  hours'  coal  for  full  speed  (or 

for  speed  indicated) ,  _ . ixd 

—In  a  quarter  of  an  hour.      Quarter/  of 
an  hour. 

In  an  hour.     An  hour OZJ 

In  half  an  hour.     Half  an  hour olk 

P.  M.*     Afternoon.     In  the  afternoon, 

DRW 

*Note. — For  hours  A.  M.  and  P.  M.  see 

Time,  page  58. 
Quarter  of  an  hour.     In  a  quarter  of  an 

hour  ozm 

What  is  your  consumption  of  coal  per 

hour,  at  full  speed? ixm 

House. 
Admiral's  house dkn 

Bake  house.     Bakery fsx 

Both  Houses  of  Congress,  or,  Parliament. 

Cleared  at  the  Custom-house ite 

Clearinghouse itg 

Clearing  the  Custom-house kgs 

Club.     Clubhouse  -IWD 

Cookhouse JVC 

Custom-house kgt 

Custom-house  boat.   Revenue  boat  -  kgu 

Custom-house  duty kgv 

Deckhouse __kpz 

Have  you  a  Custom-house '  official  on 

board? kgx 

Have  you  cleared  the  Custom-house? 

KGY 

-House  flag. 

House  of  Assembly fek 

House  of  Commons.     (See  also  Parlia- 
ment  - JFM 

— House  of  Lords.     Senate. 

House  of  Representatives ika 

Houses  of  Parliament ozp 

Icehouse fbx 

Is  your  ship  entered  at  Custom-house? 

KGZ 

Not  cleared  at  Custom-house kha 

Public  house uav 

Shall  clear  at  Custom-house khb 

Storehouse wxq 

Trinity  House  (or,  Light-house  Board), 

GPN 

Warehouse ; yui 

Hove.    (See  also  Heave) orx 

Heaving,  Hove-to osd 

— Strange  vessel  hove  in  sight. 
Vessel  indicated  has  hove-to osq 

How.. ,-BXF 

How  am  I? bxg 

How  are  her  funnels  placed? ntr 

How  are  the  funds  at  —  ? ntp 

How  are  themarkets? rlp 

How  are  the  wounded? zim 

How  are  they? bxh 

How  are  you? bxi 


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HOW— HUMAN. 


How — Continued. 

How  are  you  armed? euy 

How  are  you  steering? wtx 

How  broad— is  —  ? -__hjn 

How  can  (or,  niay)? bxj 

How  could,  (or,  might)? bxk 

How  deep— is  —  ? kqx 

How  did  it  (or,  ihdt)  happen? omk 

How  did  the  land  bear  when  last  seen? 

EH 

How  do  (does,  or,  did)?.. bxl 

How  do  (or,  did)  you? bxm 

How  do  you  carry  your  helm? ots 

How  do  (or,  did)  you  manage  (or,  con- 
trive)— to  —  ? --JTF 

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 

How  does  — (vessel  indicated)  sail?-VDX 
How  far — off  ?     What  distance?-  -  _mta 

How  far  can  light  be  seen? msz 

How  had  (has,  or,  have)? bxn 

How  have  you  had  the  wind? zen 

How  heavy  is  — ?_ otb 

How  high  must  I  lie  to  fetch? mwe 

How  is  business  going? hny 

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

or  things  indicated)  ? bxo 

How  is  she  armed? euz 

How  is  she  rigged?.--. _-.uxh 

How  is  (or,  was)  stranger  (or  vessel  indi- 
cated) steering? wty 

How  is  the  barometer? fxe 

How  is  the  patient? tei 

How  is  the  surf? xps 

How  is  the  tide?    What  tide  have  we 

now? xf 

How  is  your  latitude  obtained? qhn 

How  large — is  (or,  are)  ? qfo 

How  long  (a  time)? qyl 

How  long — is(or,  are) — ? qyo 

How  long  after? dbp 

How  long  ago? dtk 

How  long  do  you  require  to  clean  your 

engines  ? : qym 

How  long  have  you  ( or  vessel  indicated) 

been  in  such  distress? lhi 

How  long  have  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 

been  on  fire? naj 

How  long  have  you  been  on  the  voyage? 

QYN 

How  long  have  you  had  this  fog?  _  .ngk 
How  long  may  we  stand  on  our  present 

course? -... jzk 

How  long  ought  I  to  be  getting  an  an- 
swer from — ? emy 

How  long  will  delay  be? _.ksh 

How  long  will  you  be  getting  up  steam? 

VY 

How  long  will  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 

be  repairing  damages? bm 

How  many? bee 

How  many  blades  have  you  to  your 

screw?.- glx 

How  many  boats? govt 

How  many  days? ...kng 

How  many  days  since  you  passed  — 
"  indicated)  1 knh 


OZT 

OZU 
OZV 
OZW 


ozx 

OZY 
PAB 

PAC 


How— Continued. 

How  many  deaths? kom 

How  many  dozen  can  you  spare?  -.lmu 

How  many  feet? mve 

How  many  funnels  has  she? nts 

How  many  guns? rkf 

How  many  guns  do  you  mount?  . .  _ekg 
How  many  guns  does  she  carry?  ___rkh 
How  many  have  you  seriously  ill?.-KLD 
How  many  hours'  coal  have  you?   (State 

at  what  speed).: ___ixc 

How  many  lighters  do  you  want?  __qta 

How  many^nen? rki 

How  many  miles — from  — ? rtq 

How    many   miles    an    hour  are  you 

going? rkj 

How  many  miles  an  hour  can  you  (or 

vessel  indicated)  go? rtp 

How  many  minutes? rvd 

How  many  (or,  much)  more? rkl 

How  many  passengers?    What  passen- 
gers?  tdo 

How  many  ships?  ---■ vxk 

How  many  sick? wbc 

How  many  times? xtm 

How  many  tons — of? xut 

How  many  tons  do  you  take? xuv 

How   many    torpedo    boats  passed  in 

sight? •--- gtk 

How  many  were  killed? qam 

How  many  wounded? zm 

How  much? sbr 

How  much  cable  have  you  out? hre 

How  much  longer? --QYR 

How  must? bxp 

How  must  I  bring  the  beacon  (buoy,  or, 

mark)  to  bear? gai 

How  often?... T spx 

Howold?    What  age? _-DSl 

How  ought? BXQ 

How  rigged? uxh 

How  shall  (or,  will)he(she,  it,  or  persons 

or  things  indicated)  ? bxr 

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 

However. 

Hoy. 

— Powder  hoy  (or,  lighter.) 

HUG-GED-GING. 
HULK-ED-ING. 

Coal  hulk iwo 

Sheer  hulk vur 

Hull. 

— Hull  down. 

— Hulled-ing. 

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HUMMOCK— I. 


PAD 

PAE 
PAF 


PAG 

PAH 

PAI 

PAJ 
PAK 
PAL 
PAM 

PAN 


PAO 


PAQ 
PAR 
PAS 

PAT 

PATJ 
PAV 

PAW 

PAX 

PAY 
PAZ 

PBA 

PBC 

PBD 


hummock-y. 

Hundred. 
■Hundredth. 

Hundredweight. 
weight) 


Cwt. 


(Measure    of 
BAP 


Hung OMH 

HUNGER-Y. 

hunt-ed-ing. 

Hurricane.    Typhoon. 

Center  of  hiirricane  bears  — igx 

— Has  been  a  hurricane  at  (or,  in) — . 
— Hurricane  did  considerable  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-ied-ing  (Hasten) ong 

Hurt-ing-ful-ly.     (See  also  Injure.) 

Anyone  hurt  (or,  wounded) ?.  _ e<jb 

Boilers  burst;  no  one  hurt av 

Boilers  burst ;  no  one  seriously  hurt- aw 
Dangerously  hurt  (or,  wounded) ;  acci- 
dent   . -~ al 

Pew  hurt mxc 

— Is  he  (she,  or,  it)  much  hurt? 

— Is,  or,  Are  much  hurt. 

— Is,  or,  Are  not  much  hurt. 
Much  hurt sbt 

— No  one  hurt. 

Husband. 

— Ship's  husband. 

Hut-ted-ting. 


Hydraulic. 

Hydraulic  engine  . 
— Hydraulic  jack. 
— Hydraulic  pump. 


Hydrography-er-ical. 

Hydrometer. 

Hydrophobia. 


PBE 


I.     (Letter.)    (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 

I.    (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,  Have  Ihad? bqt 

How  am  I? i bxg 

I  ...  „.»,i BYA 

I  am bea 

I  am  not — — bei 

I  can  (or,  may) bkq 

I  can  (or,  may)  be bfx 

I  can  (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 bfz 

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. 

Ido  (or,  did) . bmy 

I  do  (or,  did)  not bmz 

Ihad  (or,  have) _...brm 

Ihad  (or,  have)  been bgc 

Ihad,(oj%  have)  done  ..- bna 

Iliad  (or,  have)  had brn 

Ihad  (or,  have)  not bro 

Ihad  (or,  have)  not  been bgd 

Ihad  (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 Cel 

I  must  not  be bgf 

I  ought  to CHL 

I  ought  not  to : Chm 

Ishall  (or,  will) CIO 

I  shall  (or,  will)  be bgh 

Ishall  (or,  will)  do bnd 

I  shall  (or,  will)  have brq 

Ishall  (or,  will)  if  lean- bks 

Ishall  (or,  will)  not cip 

Ishall  (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 bnf 

I  should  (or,  would)  have brt 

I  .should  (or,  would)  have  been bgk 

I  should  (or,  would)  not .am 

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  havebeen.BGM 
I  was coh 


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274 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


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) bzp 

If  I  do  (or,  did)  not .-- bzg 

If  Ihad  (or,  have) bzh 

If  Ihad  (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  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)? cbt 

Need  I  (my,  mine)? ceh 

No,  I  can  not huz 

Not  I  (my,  mine) CPU 

Ought  I  (my,  mine)? chp 

Ought  I  to — -do? CHQ 

Shall,  or,  Willi  (my,  mine)? cit 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  be? bhc 

Shall,  or,  Will  I  have? bbx 

Shall,  or.  will  I  not  have? bey 

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? cql 

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

we)  have? cqm 

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

(or,  we)  do? cqb 

When  am  I  to? cqv 

When  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? ceb 

When  I  (my,  mine) crl 

When  I  can  (or,  may) crm 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  (or,  we)?.-CEU 
When  shall  (or,  will)  I  (they0  we,  or, 

you)  do? cev 

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). ctp 

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,  I  can hug 

Yes,  I  have zlg 

Yes,  I  will zlh 


PBF 
PBG 


PBH 

PBI 
PBJ 

PBK 
PBL 


PBM 
PBN 


PBO 
PBQ 
PBR 

PBS 

PBT 

PBU 

PBV 

PBW 

PBX 

PBY 

PBZ 

PCA 

PCB 

PCD 


PCE 
PCF 


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  longitude  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 

C0°  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 
whether  berg  or  field)  ? 

-I  have  been  amongst  the  ice. 

-I  have  been  injured  by  the  ice  (in  lati 
hide — ,  longitude — ,  to  follow,  ifneces 


(state 

---PK 


-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 gmu 

-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,  VOCABULARY. 


275 


ICE— IF. 


PCG 
PCH 

PCI 


PCJ 

PCK 

PCL 

PCM 

PCN 


Ioe — Continued. 

•Where  did  you  encounter  ice? 
— You  will  fall  in  with  ice  if  you  go  be- 
yond — . 

You  will  find  great  difficulty  in  getting 

-  through  the  ice  at  — . 


Idea-l. 

Identical-ly.    Identity. 

Identify-ied-ing-ication. 

Idiot. 

Idle-y-ness. 

If byc 

I  shall  (or,  will)  if  I  can bks 

If  he  (his,  she,  her-  s,  it-s) byv 

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) 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) could  (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,  woul<~) 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  lam byx 

If  I  am  not.--- byz 

If  lean  (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  Ido  (or,  did)  not bzg 

If  I  had  (or,  have) bzh 

If  I  had  (or,  have)  not bzi 

If  Imust - --BZJ 


If — 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 bzu 

If  I  were  you  I  should  not  doit liq 

If  it  can  (or,  may)  be  done bzr 

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 caf 

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 catj 

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) cbf 

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) cbu 

If  you  could  (or,  might)  not Cbv 

If  you  do  (or,  did) cbw 

If  you  do  (or,  did)  not cbx 

If  you  had  (or,  have) cby 

If  you  had  (or,  have)  not cbz 

If  you  shall  (or,  will) Cda 

If  you  shall  (or,  will)  not 'CDB 

If  you  should  (or,  would) cde 

If  you  should  (or,  would)  not CDF 

If  you  were  _ cdg 

If  you  were  not cdh 


276 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


IGNITE— IMPERTINENT. 

PCO 

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  you  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  were 

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 ye. 

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  be,en  ill  with 

one,  number  to  follow) ym 

yellow  fever.     (Number  to  follow. ) 

Want  provisions  immedia'  ely yo 

MWY 

Want  water  immediately  -  -  .  _ yr 

—  passengers  have  been  ill  with  yellow 

PDN 

— Was  to  sail  immediately. 

fever.     (Number  to  folloio. ) 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 

Immense-ly-ity. 

PDA 

Illuminate-d-ing-ion. 

PDQ 

Immerse-d-ing-ion. 

PDB 

— Illuminate-d-ing  mine  field. 

PDR 

Immigrate-d-ing-ion-grant. 

PDC 

Illustrate-d-ing-ion. 

Immigration,  or,  Emigration  Office.LXj 

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 i fr 

PDH 

— Do  it  immediately! 

Bar  is  impassable  for  boats  on  the  ebb 

Do  you  require  immediate  assistance? 

cu 
•    Fire,  or,  Leak ;  want  immediate  assist- 

PDX 

Impatient-ly-ce. 

PDI 

— Forward  immediately. 

Go  immediately obu 

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  will  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-ion. 

PDJ 

— Immediately  on  my  return  (or,  on  the 

return  of  — ,  person  indicated). 

Imperial.     (Coin) ., _.; atu 

In  distress ;  want  immediate  assistance,* 

NC 

PEF 

Imperial-ist. 

Leave  immediately — to  (or,  for)...QLA 

Lighthouse,  or,  Light-ship  at  —  wants 

Imperishable-ly-ility.   (Indestructible) , 

immediate  assistance . .  c w 

PHT 

Light-ship,  or,  Light-house  at  —  wants 

immediate  assistance cw 

PEG 

Impertinent-ly-ce. 

*  See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 


Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


277 


IMPETUOUS— IN. 


PEH 
PEI 

PEJ 
PEK 

PEL 

PEM 

PEN 
PEO 
PEQ 
PER 

PEU 


PEV 


PEW 
PEX 


PEY 
PEZ 


PPA 

PFB 
PFC 
PFD 


PFE 

PPG 

PFH 

PPI 

PFJ 
PFK 

PFL 

PFM 


Impetuous-ly-osity. 

Implement. 
Agricultural  implement  - 


-DUM 


Implicate-d-ing-ion. 

Implicit-ly. 

Implore-d-ing.     {Beg) gdl 

Imply-ied-ing. 

Impolitic. 

Import-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. 
— No  news  of  importance. 

Nothing  important  by  last  accounts  -  dfl 
— 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 u 


Impose-d-ing-ition.    Impost. 

Impossible. 

— Impossibility. 

—It  is  impossible. 
It  is  impossible  to  comprehend.     Not 
sufficiently  comprehensible JLP 

— It  is  impossible  to  say. 

Landing  is  impossible kd 

Not  impossible sjit 

Impostor-ure. 

Impracticable-y-ility. 

Impregnable:    • 

Impress-ed-inG'IOn. 
— Made  no  impression. 


Imprison-ment. 

Crew  imprisoned 
— Imprisoned — for. 


PFN 

PFO 

PFQ 
PFR 
PFS 
PFT 


PFU 
PFV 


Improbable-ility. 

Improper-ly-riety. 

Improve-d-ing-ment. 
— Does  it  {or  person  indicated)  improve? 
— Have,  or,  Has  improved. 
— No  improvement. 
Not  improved sjv 

Imprudent-ly-ce. 

Impure-ity. 

In ,- cdi 

In  a  bad  way pro 

In  a  quarter  of  an  hour ozm 

In  an  hour ozj 

In  and  out svw 

In  bad  health frp 

In  bad  order. fri 

In  bond gyo 

In  bulk hlj 

In  case idq 

In  case  of idr 

In  case  of  accident  {or,  necessity)  _._bp 

In  chase  of inq 

In  compliance  with jle 

In  dock ljf 

In  every  particular mjn 

In  every  respect mjo 

In  favor  of mcc 

In  fork nlq 

In  front — of gdi 

In  future nur 

In  gold . odp 

In  good  order Oeb 

In  great  danger kle 

In  half  an  hour olk 

In,  or,  Into  harbor onb 

In  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s)  _ cdj 

In  how  many  minutes? rvd 

Inline qul 

In  making  sail rid 

In  me  (my,  mine) cdk 

In  my  opinion srl 

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 tjcq 

In  readiness — to  {or,  for) ujn 

Inshore -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 fzi 

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 idr 

In  the  middle  of  the  — rte 

In  the  month  of  — rys 

In  the  morning rzy 


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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 UYl 

In  the  same vgj 

In  the  spring wou 

In  the  straits  of . ilm 

In  the  vocabulary yeh 

In  the  wake— of ytg 

In  the  way .-YXD 

In  the  winter zgh 

In  the  zenith zmf 

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 sge 

In  wearing yxr 

In  what  (or,  which) --.cdq 

In  what  manner? rjs 

In  what  quarter? uep 

In  writing zjn 

In  yours ... cdr 

In  your  opinion srm 

In  your  wake -..- yth 

Not  in cfv 

Inability. 

Inaccessible-  y-ility. 

Inaccurate-ly-cy  (Incorrect) pha 

Inadmissible. 

Inattention-ive-ly. 

Incandescent-ce.    Incandescent  light. 

Incapable  y-ility. 

Incapacitate-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 
PHE 
PHS 
PHT 


Inclusive-ly. 

Incognito. 

Incombustible-y-ility. 

Income. 

— Income  tax. 

Incommode-d-ing. 

Incompetent-ly-ce-cy. 

Incomplete-ly^ness. 

Inconsiderate-ly-able-cy. 

Inconsistent-ly-ce-cy-. 

Inconvenient-ly-ience. 

Inconvertible-ility. 

Incorrect-ly-ness. 

Account  sent  is  incorrect -DEU 

Number,  or,  Quantity  is  incorrect -.slg 

Report  incorrect jxc 

The  address  is  incorrect ■ djq 

Your    flags    seem    to    be    incorrectly 
hoisced own 

Increase-d-ing. 
Fortifications  have  been  increased  at  — , 

NMI 

If  gale  increases nwa 

— Increase  speed. 

Is  the  sickness  on  the  increase? wbd 

Leak  increases qjy 

Incredible-y-ility 

Incur-red-ring. 

Incurable. 

Indebted-ness. 

Indecent-ly-cy. 

iNDECISrVE-LY-SION. 

Indecisive  battle  between  the  —  and  — 
(names  to  follow) fza 

Indeed. 

Indefatigable-y. 

Indefinite-ly. 

Indemnification.      Indemnity.      (Dam 
ages.) 

Indemnify  -ied-ing. 

Indent-ed-ing. 

Cancel-led-ling  the  indentures hup 

— Indentures. 

Independent-ly-ce. 

Indestructible-y-ility. 


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INDEX— INFORM. 


PHU 


PHV 


PHW 

PHX 
PHY 


PHZ 
PIA 
PIB 
PIC 

PID 


PIE 
PIF 


PIG 

PIH 

PIJ 

PIL 

PIM 

PIN 

PIO 


PIQ 

PIR 
PIT 
PIU 
PIV 
PIW 

PIX 

PIY 

PIZ 


PJA 
PJB 
PJC 


Index-bd-ing. 
Geographical  Index.     (See  page  452. ) 
' '  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,  quantity) — of. 

— Indicate  size — of. 

— Indicate  weight — of. 

Indicator. 
Indicator  diagram kys 


Indict-ed-ing-ment. 

Indifferent -ly-ce. 
Anchorage,  or,  Harbor  is  indifferent -OY 

Indifferent  accommodation dct 

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 ndf 

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-ious-ly. 

Inefficient-cy. 

Inevitable-y.    (Unavoidable) ygk 

Inexcusable-y. 

Inexhaustible- y. 

Inexperience-d. 


PJD 
PJE 

PJF 

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. 

Infant-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)? 

vi. 

Passengers,  or,  Crew  ill  with  infectious 

complaint - pox 

Infer-red-ring-ence. 

Inferior-ity. 
— Inferior  force. 

Infest-ed-ing. 

Infinite-ly-ity. 

Infirm-ity. 

Inflame-d-ing-mation-mable. 

Cargo  not  inflammable -- hzj 

Inflammable  cargo hzf 

— Inflammation  of  the  lungs. 
Is  your  cargo  very  inflammable?  — iav 
Not  inflammable  cargo hzj 

Inflexible-y-ility. 

Inflict-ed-ing-ion. 

Influence-d-ing-tial. 

Influenza. 

Inform-ed-ing-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 

n6xt  indicated)  is  icebound pbq 

I  have  the  following  information*  from, 

NGV 

— If  I  am  rightly  informed. 


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-INSERT. 

Inform — Continued. 

Injure — Continued. 

Inform  agent— of  — dsr 

Hurricane  did  considerable  injury — to, 

Inform  harbor  authorities.  - -,fnj 

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- 

PKE 

— Inform  owner. 

tude  and  longitude  to  follow,  if  neces- 

Inform the  captain  of  - hxo 

sary)  --^ PBN 

Inf  orm  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  yon  to  coal 

PLE 

Injustice. 

at  — , he 

Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  dis- 

PLF 

Ink-y. 

charge  cargo  first  at  —  (place  indi- 

cated)       -    --- SY 

PLG 

Inland. 

Owners  wished  me  to  inform  you  _  _syk 

PKG 

— Private  information.    ' 

PLH 

Inlet. 

Sorry  to  inform  you -Wlfi 

Sea  inlet  choked ipq 

With  the  following  information  . .  _ngz 

Sea-inlet  valve  (or,  cock)  broken  (or, 

Your  agents  desired  me  to  inform  you, 

DTE 

damaged) vla 

Your  original  orders  are  cancelled;  I 

PLI 

Inmate. 

am  directed  to  inform  you  to  proceed 

to —    -- TH 

PLJ 

Inn. 

PLK 

Inner-most. 

PKH 

Informal-ity-ly. 

Inner  entrance  (passage,  or,  channel), 

ILN 

— Inner  harbor. 

Informer pkf 

PLM 

PLN 

— Inner  line. 

PKI 

Ingenious-ly-uity. 

PLO 

Innocent-ly-ce. 

PKJ 

Ingot. 

Lwumerable.     (Numberless) sli 

PKL 

Ingratitude. 

PLQ 

Inoculate-d-ing-ion. 

PKM 

Ingredient. 

PLR 

Inquest. 

PKN 

Inhabit-ed-ing-ance. 

Awaiting  coroner's  inquest .-     ppd 

Coroner's  inquest .jws 

PKO 

Inhabitant. 

PLS 

— Inquest  will  be  held — at  — . 

PKQ 

Inhospitable- y. 

PLT 

Inquire-d-ing-y — into  (or,  about). 
Court  of  Inquiry  (Investigation)  ...kac 

PKR 

Initial. 

PLU 

— Did  not  inquire. 

Dot  between  initials. -Code  Flag  over  f 

PLV 

— Inquiry  has  been  made. 
Make  inquiry MED 

PES 

Initiate-d-ing-ion. 

PLW 

Inquisitive-ly-ness. 

PKT 

Inject-ed-ing-ion. 

PKU 

— Injection  gear. 

PLX 

Inroad. 

PKV 

— Injection  pipe. 

PKW 

-r-Injector. 

Insane-ity-ly.    (Mad) ^.rea 

PKX 

Injudicious-ly. 

PLY 

Inscription  Maritime. 

_                • 

Commissaire  d'Inscription  maritime, 

PKY 

Injunction. 

JEY 

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)  ?.oa 

PMB 

Insecure-ly-ity. 

Bow  injured  .  _    hcf 

Crops  much  injured kdw 

PMC 

Insensible-y-ility. 

PLA 

— Have,    or,    Has    received    injury   (or, 

damage) — to. 

PMD 

Insert-ed-ing-ion. 

PLB 

— Have    you    received    any    injury    (or, 

PME 

—Not  to  be  inserted. 

damage)? 

PMF 

— To  be  inserted. 

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PMG 
PMH 

PMI 

PMJ 
PMK 
PML 


PMN 
PMO 
PMQ 
PMR 
PMS 
PMT 


PMTJ 
PMV 


PMW 
PMX 

PMY 

PMZ 


PNA 
PNB 
PNC 

PND 


PNE 

PNP 
PNG 


Inshore. 

— Inshore  squadron. 

Inside. 

Inside  berth 

— Inside  of  limits. 
— Inside  the  harbor. 

Inside  the  mole. 


Insight.  l 

Insinuate-d-ing-ion. 

Insist-ed-ing. 

Insoluble-ility. 

Insolvent-cy. 

Inspect-ed-ing-ion. 
Await  outside  the  inspection  of    the 

officials ..-PPB 

Board  of  Trade  inspector  (or,  officer), 

GPD 

— Inspector. 

— Inspector  general. 

Passed  the  official  inspection tcu 

Sanitary  inspector vhg 

Instability.    Unstable. 

Instal-led-ling-ment-lation. 
Electric-light  installation -  lu y 

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. 

Institute-d-ing-ion. 
Lifeboat  Institution L .  _ QRI 

Instruct-ed-ing.     (See  also  Direct  and 
Order.  ) 

Admiralty  instructions dlt 

Against  instructions.     Not  according  to 

orders der 

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 


POC 
POD 


POE 
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 

instructions png 

— Send  instructions. 
Telegraph  instructions  (or,  orders)  to  — , 

TC 
— Urgent  instructions  (or,  orders). 

Want  immediate  instructions  -■- yk 

— Your  instructions. 


_XMB 


Instrument- al-ly. 
Telegraph  instrument: 

Insbordinate-ion. 


Insufficient-ly-cy. 

Authority  insufficient fmn 

Insufficient  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)   GFL 

— 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.     (Rebel) uks 

Insurrection- ary. 

Intelligence-ent.     (See  also  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.SN\» 
— 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-ance. 


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POM 

PON 
POQ 


POR 
POS 


POT 

POU 

POV 
POW 
POX 


POY 
POZ 
PQA 

PQB 


PQG 


PQD 

PQE 
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?  _  _ekp 

Where  do  you  intend  calling  for  orders? 

HTJ 

Where  do  you  intend  to  bring  up?  .ekh 


Intense-ly-ity. 
Intentional-ly  _ 


-PQA 


Intercede-d-ing-ssion. 

Intercept-ed-ing-ion. 

Intercourse. 
Be  very  careful  (or,  guarded)  in  your 
intercourse  with  strangers fs 

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 fnb 

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 
PRF 


PRG 
PRH 

PRI 

PRJ 
PRK 
PRL 

PRM 
PRN 


Interfere — Continued. 
■Need  not  interfere. 

Police  (or  other)  authorities  will  not 
interfere fnd 

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-ting. 

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 

Intervene-d-ing-tion. 
Interview. 
Intestine- al. 
Intimate-d-ing-ly-ion. 
Intimidate-d-ing-ion. 


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INTO— IS. 


PRO 


PRQ 


PRS 
PRT 
PRU 
PRV 
PRW 

PRX 
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, 

ONB 

—Into  position. 

Into  the pro 

Look  in  (or,  into). - qzr 

Ran  into uhq 

Run  into vcd 


Intoxicate-d-ing-ion. 

Intrench-  ed-ing-ment. 

Intricate. 

intrigue-d-ing-r. 

Introduce-d-ing-tion. 
Can  yon  get  any  introduction  to  —  1 

NYM 

Intrude-d-ing-sion. 

Intrust-ed-ing. 

Inundate-d-ing-ion. 

Invade-d-ing-r-sion. 

Invalid.     (See  also  Sick.) 

Can  I  land  my  invalid  passengers  ? 

QDR 

— Invalided. 

Military  invalid htx 

Naval  invalid SEP 

Invalidate-d-ing. 

Invaluable-y. 

Invariable-y^ 

Invent-ed-ing-ion. 
— Inventor. 

Inventory. 

— Make  out  an  inventory. 

Invert-ed-ing. 

Invest-ed-ing-ment. 

Investigate-d-ing-ion-or. 
Court  of  Inquiry  (or,  Investigation), 

KAC 

Invisible-y-ility. 

Invite-d-ing. 
— Invitation. 

Invoice. 

Involuntary-ily. 

Inward-s-ly. 

Iodide  op  potassium tqz 

Iodine.  ,  Iodize-ing. 
Ipecacuanha. 


PSX 


PSY 


PSZ 
PTA 
PTB 


PTC 

PTD 

PTE 
PTF 

PTG 


PTH 

PT1 

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 _ugz 

Rudder  irons vbn 

Scrap  iron  .. . vjy 

Sulphate  of  iron txdg 

Wrought  iron zkf 

Irrecoverable-y. 


Irregular-ly-ity. 

Certificate  irregular . 
— Irregular  shape. 
— Irregular  soundings. 


Irreparable-y. 
Machinery  broken  down ;  irreparable  at 
sea RDV 

Irresistible-y-ility. 

Irresolute-ly-ion. 

Irrespective-ly. 

Irrigate-d-ing-ion. 

Irritate-d-ing-ion-able. 

Irruption. 

Is — CDS 

As-it  is fao 

As  it  is  not- eap 

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)"! bxo 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  person  s  or  things  indi- 
cated) is  (or,  are) ...i.-.byl 

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


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IS— IT. 

Is — Continued. 

It 

.-BVZ 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  indi- 

Its-self.    (See  also  He,  She,  It,  or 

Per- 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not ._byn 

son-s  or  Thing-s  Indicated)  _ .  _ 

CDY 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  thingsindi- 

After  it      -.-..-     __  _ 

-CDW 

cated)  is  (or,  are)  not  able  to byo 

As  it  is -.- 

-FAO 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  to _ beh 

As  it  is  not- ---  - - 

-PAP 

Is  at — the _--     -        fjd 

As  it  may 

-FAQ 

Is  it? --CDT 

As  it  was 

-FAR 

Isitdone? _     - -Bnh 

Asitwasnot :. 

--FAS 

Is  it  not  to  be  done?..- ... bni 

As  it  will  be -- . 

-FAU 

Is  it  SO? -> --CDU 

Before  it — is 

-CDX 

Is  it  to  be  done? bnj 

By  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s)   

--BJR 

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

Can,  or,  May  do  it      -       

-BLU 

things  indicated)  ? bvy 

Can,  or,  May  it-s  (his,  hers)? 

-BKF 

Is,  or,  Are,  his  (her-s,  it-s)? bek 

Can,  or,  May  it  be  done? 

-BLW 

Is,  or,  Are  my  (mine)  .     -  -  bel 

Can  not,  or,  May  not  do  it . 

-BLY 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  not-     -.      -beg 

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

-BLA 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  not  to  be bpd 

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

-BMG 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  not  to  have -..bqd 

For  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s,  or  persons  or 

Is,  or,  Are  our-s,  or,  Are  we? bem 

things  indicated)  . .'             

..BPD 

Is  that  (or,  this) cdv 

From  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s,  or  persons 

Is,  or,  Are  the.  .-- ben 

or  things  indicated)  

-BPO 

Is,  or,  Are  their-s,  or,  Are  they? beo 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have,  it-s  (his,  her- 

3)? 

Is,  or,  Are  there — any .  bep 

BQR 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  to  be bfo 

If  it-s  (his,  her-s,  he,  she) 

-BYV 

Is,  Am,  or,  Are  to  have          bqc 

If  it  can  (or,  may)  be  done 

.-BZR 

Is,  or,  Are  with — _       .     _ber 

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

Is,  or,  Are  you-r-s  .  _ bes 

In  it-s  (him,  his,  hers)  ..■        

--CDJ 

It,  etc.     (See  He,  She,  It,  above. ) 

Is,  or,  Are  it-s  (his,  her-s),? . 

-BEK 

PTN 

— It  is  as. 

Is  it? 

--CDT 

That,  or,  This  is CLE 

Isitdone?--  -_  

-BNH 

That,  or,  This  is  not- -  _-  clp 

Is  it  not  to  be  done?...  _    _ 

--BNI 

Thatitis 1..         clg 

Is  it  so? 

-CDU 

That  it  is  not  .     . clh 

Is  it  to  de  done? _.  „     _ 

-    BNJ 

There  is,  (or,  are) _     cmg 

It 

-BVZ 

There  is  (or,  are)  not cmh 

Its-self 

-CDY 

There  is  nothing  .-.     cmt 

It  can  be .-..    _  +  ...    __  . 

-BGN 

What,  or,  Which  are  (or,  is)?  cpw 

It  can  (or,  may)  be  done . 

_BNK 

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

It  can  not  be 

-BGO 

or  persons  or  things  indicated)  ?.opx 

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

-BNL 

wnat,  or,  Which  is  it? --      .-        -CQG 

It  could  (or,  might)  be  done 

BNM 

What,  or,  Which  is  (or,  are)  you-r-s? 

It  could  (or,  might)  not  be  done  .'. 

-BNO 

CPY 

It  had  (or,  has)  been  done 

-BNP 

It  had  (or,  has)  not  been  done 

-BNQ 

When  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

Itisas.  _  _.   _ 

-PTN 

indicated)  is  (or,  are)  _   ..- cbj 

It  ought  not  to  be . 

-   BGS 

When  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 

It ought  not  to  be  done 

-_BNS 

sons  or  things  indicated)"!  .          CRN 

It  ought  to  be  —  ,_ 

-BGR 

Where  are  (or,  is)? ...  csr 

It  ought  to  be  done 

-BNR 

Where  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

It  shall  (or,  will) 

--CIQ 

indicated)  is  (or,  are) ...ctd 

It  shall  (or,  will)  be . 

-BGT 

Where  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 

It shall  (or,  will)  be  done  ...     - 

-BNT 

sons  or  things  indicated)"!  - cth 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be 

-BGU 

Who  are  (or,  is)? cm 

' 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be  done 

-BNU 

Why  are  (or,  is)? ...cuz 

It  will  do       _ 

-BNV 

Let  him  (her,  it,  or  persons  or  thing-s 

PTO 

Isinglass. 

indicated) — have-.- - 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 

BWA 

PTQ 

Island. 

Might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above. ) 

From  the  island nrw 

Must  it-s  (his,  her-s) 

--CES 

Off  the  island _soq 

Not  it-s  (his,  her-s) 

,-CFT 

PTR 

— To  the  island. 

Of  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s) .. 

-CGN 

PTS 

—Uninhabited  island  (or,  coast). 

On  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s) 

Ought  it-s  (his,  her-s)  1 

CGY 
-CHO 

PTU 

Islander. 

Shall,  or,  Will  it-s  (his,  her-s)? ... 

..CIS 

PTV 

ISOLATE-D-ING-ION. 

Shall,  or,  Will  they  do  it? 

BOA 
..BOC 

Shall,  or.  Will  they  not  do  it? 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  doit? 

BOD 

PTW 

ISSTJE-D-ING. 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  not  do  it? 

Should,  or.  Would  it-s  (his,  her-s] 

BOE 
-CJP 

PTX 

Isthmus. 

CLB 

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IT— JIGGER. 


PTY 
PTZ 
PITA 
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) onv 

Was,  or,  "Were  it-s  (his,  her-s)? cor 

What,  or,  Which  is  it? cqg 

When  it-s  (his,  her-s) crk 

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

Where  it-s  (his,  her-s) Ote 

Will,  etc.     (See  Shall,  above. )  i 

Will  it  he? bix 

Will  it  do?  1 bou 

Will  you  do  it? owe 

With  it-s  (him,  his,  her-s) cwg 

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, 
see  page  13. ) 

Jack.     (For  lifting. ) 

Cross-jack  yard kef 

Hydraulic  jack pay 

Jackstay ...fui 

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 
PW 

PVK 
PVL 

PVM 
PVN 


PVO 


PVQ 

PVR 

PVS 
PVT 
PVU 

PVW 


Jalap. 

Jam.     (Preserve. ) 

Jam-med-ming. 
Accident  happened ;  jammed 
Propeller  jammed 


-DCF 
-TZA 


-CZN 


January. 

About  January  the  — - 
— 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-ler. 

Jib. 

Plying  jib ngd 

Plying  jib  boom gzp 

Haul  the  jib  down. ope 

Hoist  the  jib owi 

Jib  boom gzq 

Jib  boom  sprung gzr 

— Jib  net. 
Jib  sheet.. - __vxjt 

JlBE-D-ING,  Or,    GYBE-D-ING OKW 

Jigger. 
After,  or,  Jigger  mast drc 

—Jigger  gaff. 
Jigger  mast.    After  mast drc 

— Jigger  royal  yard  and  sail. 
— Jigger  topgallant  yard  and  sail. 
— Jigger  topsail  yard  and  sail. 
— Jigger  yard  and  sail. 


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PVX 
PVY 

PVZ 

PWA 

PWB 

PWC 

PWD 

PWE 


PWF 
PWG 
PWH 
PWI 

PWJ 
PWK 
PWL 

PWM 

PWN 

PWO 
PWQ 

PWB, 

roWS 

PWT 

PWU 

PWV 
PWX 
PWY 

PWZ 

PXA 
PXB 

PXC 

PXD 

PXE 

PXF 

PXG 


PXH 
PXI 


JOB-BED-BING. 

— Stock  jobber  (or,  broker). 

JOIN-ED-ING.      TO  JOIN. 

— Going  to  join. 

— Have,  or,  Has  not  joined. 

Joiner. 

joint-ed-ly. 

■    Smoke  joint whz 

joke-d-ing.    jest-ed-ing. 

Jolly  boat gto 

jouenal-ist. 
joy-ful-ly. 

Judge-d-ing.    To  judge. 

Act  as  your  judgment  directs dib 

— Judgment. 

Want  of  judgment ..ytx 

Judicious-ly. 

Jug. 

Juice-y. 
Lime,  or,  Lemon  juice que 

July. 

About  July  the  ■ — . czo 

— Beginning  of  July. 
—End  of  July. 
— Next  July. 

Jump-ed-ing. 

Junction. 

Form  a  junction — with nlu 

Junction  box hde 

Juncture. 

June. 

About  June  the  — czp 

— Beginning  of  June. 
— End  of  June. 
— Next  June. 

Jungle. 
Jungle  fever mwp 

Junior.    Junior  officer. 
— Mr.  —  junior. 

Junk.     (Chinese  vessel.) 

Junk.     (Old  rope.) 

Jupiter. 

Jurisdiction. 

Jury-or. 

Jury  mast.    Jury  masted rmd 

Can  you  rig  a  jury  mast?.- vw 

—Jury  rigged. 
— Jury  rudder. 


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-ioation, 
— Can  not  justify. 

Jute.  » 


-GIZ 
-GJF 


K.     (Letter.)     (For  new  method  of  spell- 
ing, see  page  13. ) 

Kaffir.    Kaffraria. 

Kan,  or  Kop.     (Measure  of  capacity)  -AZF 

Kantar.     ( Measure  of  weight) - .  .bcj 

Kedge-d-ing. 

— Drop  a  kedge.     Bring-to  with  a  kedge. 
— I  shall  let  go  a  kedge. 
Kedge  anchor  (weight,  if  necessary)  .eiy 

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 iu 

Convoy  to  keep  as  close  as  possible. .  -iv 
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) iy 


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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 .  eh w 

— Do  not  keep  so  near. 

Easy  sail.    Keep  under  easy  sail .  .lrw 

Fire,  or,  Lights  will  be  kept  burning  at 

the  best  place  for  landing  or  coming 

onshore ke 

— 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  keep  sight  of  — --' wby 

I  shall  keep  the  lead  going  regularly  _qjh 

I  shall  keep  under  easy  sail lky 

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- 
low). 
Keep  a  light  at  your  bowsprit  end-_QY 

Keep  alight  burning kc 

— Keep  a  sharp  lookout. 
—Keep  a  strict  watch  all  night. 

Keep  ahead  and  carry  a  light dvk 

Keep  ahead  of _-.dvi 

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  _. lt 

Keep  company JGP 

Keep  dinner — for---- lat 

Keep  electric  light  on lvh 

— Keep  everything  prepared. 

Keep  farther  astern fhm 

Keep  farther  off  (or,  from) mtc 

Keep  going  ahead. dvl 

Keep  going  ahead  slowly dvm 

geep  going  astern — of pho 


PYT 

PYU 


PYV 

PYW 

PYX 

PYZ 

PZA 

PZB 

PZC 

PZD 

PZE 


PZF 
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 hoi 

— Keep  him  (or,  them)  in  close  confine- 

.  ment. 

Keep  out  of  the  tide  (or,  current) --.xg 

Keep  in  the  center  of  the  channel  _-.lu 

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, 

LW 

—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  _  _ fhn 

Keep  silence rin 

— 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  not  anchor  _ehw 
—Keep  vessel  going  about — miles  an  hour. 

Keep  vessel  under  command lx 

—Keep  what  you  have. 
— Keep  where  you  are. 

Keep  within  hail olf 

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) IN 


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PZY 


QAB 
QAC 


QAD 
QAE 

QAF 
QAG 


QAH 
QAI 


QAJ 
QAK 


QAL 


QAM 
QAN 

QAO 


Keep — Continued. 
■Let  your  boats  keep  to  windward  until 

they  are  picked  up fd 

Lights,  or,  Fires  will  be  kept  at  the  best 

place  for  coming  on  shore ke 

Lookout  will  be  kept  for  any  rafts  (or, 

spars)  qzy 

Lookout  will  be  kept  on  the  beach  all 

night kg 

Shall  we  keep  company?- IP 

Shall  we  keep  hold  of  the  land? qer 

— To  be  kept  secret. 
We  can  defend  ourselves  if  we  keep 

together _; pye 

What  bearing  shall  I'keep  the  light  (or, 

landmark)  on? qf 

Will  you  keep  close  to  me  during  the 

night? ivk 

You  are  too  close  in.     Keep  farther  off, 

IVL 

You  must  keep  a  light  burning  .-^__kc 

Keg. 

Kelson.    Keelson.^ 

Kelvin's    patent    compass,    etc.     (See 
under  Thomson.  ) 

Ken.     (Measure  of  length) awf 

Kept.    (See  Keep) pzx 

Keran,  or,  Kran.    (Coin) atv 

Kerosine. 

Ketch. 

Kettle. 

Key — op. 
Change  the  key  (of  cipher)—  to  — _.ikr 

Give  me  the  key  to  cipher iqw 

Have  not  got  the  key  to  cipher iqx 

— Key  of  propeller  lost. 

— Lock  and  key. 
Send  my  keys  (or  keys  indicated) . .  -  vqa 

Khat.     (Measure  of  length) avo 

Kick-ed-ing. 

Kid. 

Kile.     (Measure  of  capacity). ayt 

Kileh.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayz 

KlLL-ING.      TO  KILL. 

Accused  of  killing  some  person dgi 

Boiler  burst ;  —  men  killed at 

Boiler  burst;  —  men  killed,  —  others 

wounded Atr 

Boiler   burst;    number  of   killed  and 

wounded  not  yet  known ax 

Boiler  burst ;  several  men  killed ay 

— How  many  were  killed? 

—Killed. 
Killed  and  wounded ..zio 

—None  killed.     No  one  killed. 


QAP 

QAE 
QAS 


QAT 
QAU 

QAV 

QAW 

QAX 


QAY 
QAZ 


QBA 


QBC 

QBD 
QBE 
QBF 
QBG 

QBH 

QBI 

QBJ 

QBK 
QBL 
QBM 
QBN 
QBO 
QBP 


Kill, — Continued. 

— Number  of  killed  and  wounded  not  yet 

known. 
—  has  won  a  great  battle  at  — ,  with  a 

loss  of  killed  and  wounded  reported 

at  — ---EZD 

's  loss  in  killed  and  wounded  reported 

at  — . 

Kiln. 

Kilogramme.    (Measure  of  weight)  .  -baq 

Kilolitre.    (Measure  of  capacity)  _  _  .azc 

Kilometre.    (Measure  of  length)  . . _  awg 
Square  kilometre.     (Square  measure), 

AXV 

Kin.    (Measure  of  weight) bar 

Kin-ship. 

— Next  of  kin. 

Kind-ly-ness. 

— It  is  very  kind  of  .you. 

— Very  kind-ly. 

Kind.    (See  also  Sort) wkj 

— The  same  kind — as  — . 
—What  kind— of  — ? 
What  kind  of  bottom  have(or-,  had)you? 
or,  What  is  the  nature  of  the  bottom? 

HBK 

King. 
Chief  of  the  State,  President,  Emperor, 
King,  Queen,  etc.,  of  — has  (or,  is)—, 

ior 
King's  Bench,  or.  Queen's  Bench  ...gfh 


Kingdom. 
United  Kingdom —  _ yji 

Kingston  valve. 

Kink. 

Kit. 

Kite. 
Endeavor  to  send  a  line  by  boat  (cask, 
kite,  or,  raft,  etc.) ka 

Knapsack. 

Knee. 

Knife. 
Knives  and  forks nls 

Knight -ed. 

Knit-ted-ting. 

Knob. 

Knock-ed-ing. 

Knoll. 

Knot-ted-ing-y. 


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QBE, 


QBS 


QBT 
QBU 


QBV 
QBW 
QBX 
QBY 
QBZ 

QCA 


QCB 

QCD 

QCE 
QCF 
QCG 

QCH 

QCI 

QCJ 

QCK 

QCL 

QCM 


Knot.    Sea  mile.    (See  also  Mile)  ..ato 

Current,  or,  Tide  will  run  very  strong 

(indicateknots  per  hour, if  necessary), 

KGB 

How   many  knots   an   hour   are  youi 

going?  _. ekj 

How  many  knots  an  hour  can  you  (or 

vessel  indicated)  go? rtp 

I  shall  go  about  —  knots  an  hour  till 

daylight... kni 

Keep  vessel  going   about  —  knots   An 

hour !...• ^ pzr 

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)?   EKV 

Do  you  know  the  anchorage  (or,  har- 
bor)?  1 -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  rea'son? 

— 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  know  nothing  of  the  locality  ( or,  place) 

I  know  of  no  safe  harbor vda 

— I  know  the  channel  (or,  passage). 

I  know  the  coast dgy 

— Is  it  known? 

— Know  the  reason. 

— Known.    Knew. 

Knowledge  (see  below) QCM 

— Let  him  (her,  or,  them)  know. 

— Let  me  know. 

— Well  known. 

— Will  let  you  know. 

— Will  you  let  me"  know? 

Knowledge. 
I  have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  knowl- 
edge of  the  anchorage ekz 

Koilon.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayz 

Kokkos.     (Measure  of  weight) . bag 

Kongo  State.    Colors JOtJ 

Kop,  or,  Kan.    (Measure,  of  capacity) .  azf 

Kopeck.  (Coin) ... -- -Atw 


QCN 


QCO 


QCP 

OCR 
QCS 

QCT 


QCU 
QCV 
QCW 

QCX 
QCY 


Korrel.     (Measure  of  weight) baj 

Kot'xle.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayu 

Kran.     (Coin) atv 

Kreutzer.     (Coin) atx 

Krona.    (Coin) ...aty 

Krone.     (Coin) aty 

Kroner.     (Coin) znk 

Krupp  gun. 

Kruschka.     (Measure  of  capacity)  _.azd 

Kvint.     (Measure  of  weight) bas 

Kwamme.     ( Measure  of  weight) bat 

Kybos.     (Measure  of  capacity) azg 


L.    (Letter.)    (Fornew  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  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 

Rope,  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? gkq 

Bill  of  lading Gkp 

Bill  of  lading  not  signed gkr 

False  bill  of  lading gks 


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QCZ 
QDA 

QDB 
QDC 
QDE 


QDF 

QDG 

QDH 

QDI 

QDJ 


QDK 

QDL 

QDM 


QDN 

QDO 
QDP 

QDE 


Lading — Continued. 

Have  you  bill  of  lading  for?  .- gkt 

I  have  no  bill  of  lading  for gku 

I  will  not  give  up  the  bill  of  lading  _gkv 
I  will  not  sign  the  bill  of  lading — unless, 

GKW 

Lady-ship. 

Lagoon. 

Laid.     (See  Lay) — -QiT 

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(lantern,  or,  light)  -KMG 
Not  under  command  lamp  (lantern,  or, 

light) jeo 

Port  bow  lamp  (or,  light) HCS 

Side  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light) wbm 

Signal  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light)  ...wcu 

Speed  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light) wmx 

Starboard  bow  lamp  (or,  light) hcu 

Stay  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light) wsd 

Steaming  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light)  .wtd 
Stern  lamp  (lantern,  or,  light) wux 

Lancet. 

Land.    To  land. 
— Approaching  land. 
Are  you  going  to  land?    Are  you  going 

on  shore? __ fcx 

— Are  you  going  to  land  all  mails  at  — ? 
Armed  men  not  allowed  to  land  ..-Euv 

Artillery  has  been  landed ezv 

At  the  landing  place fiy 

— At  the  nearest  landing  place. 

Bad  landing l...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?   EW 

— Can  I  land  my  invalid  passengers? 

Can  I  land  my  sick? uz 

Can  you  give  me  a  leading  mark  (or, 
direction)  for  making  the  land  here- 
abouts (or  at  place  indicated)  ? . .  _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  see  the  land? vnk 

Enemy's  troops  land-ed-ing lzn 

Foreland njv 

Good  landing -__ody 

Goods  are  landed -.qes 

Had  we  not  better  run  in  and  make  the 

land? pz 

Have  you  seen  the  land?- vno 

Headland oqk 


QDS 
QDT 
QDU 
QD.V 


QDW 


QDX 
QDY 


QDZ 

QEA 
QEB 
QEC 


QED 
QEF 
QEG 
QEH 


QEI 


QEJ 
QEK 
QEL 

QEM 

QEN 

QEO 


QEP 


QEB, 
QES 


Land— Continued. 
Highland 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,  if 

necessary) vns 

— I  see  the  land.    Land  in  sight.  (Place 

indicated,  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  off  and  on  (the  land). 
— I  shall  stand  off  the  land  from  —  (hour 
indicated)  to  —  (hour  indicated),  or, 
I  shall  stand  off  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 hgb 

Land  in  sight.     I  see  the  land qdw 

t  Land  indicated  bears — ek 

— Landed. 
— Landfall. 
— Landing. 

Landing  is  impossible kd 

— Landing  is  very  difficult. 
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 bbp 

—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 

Off  the  land _._sor 

Passenger  must  be  landed tde 

Saw  land __vnx 

Send  suitable  boats  for  landing  pas- 
sengers   FI 

Shall  we  keep  hold  of  the  land? 

Stand  in— for  the  land wqg 

Stand  off  and  on  the  land wqh 

—Table  land. 


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QET 
QETJ 

QEV 
QEW 

QEX 

QEY 

QEZ 
QFA 

QFB 
QFC 
QFD 
QFE 
QFG 


QFH 
QFI 

QFJ 
QFK 


QFL 
QFM 


QFN 
QFO 


QFP 


Land — Continued. 
■Vessel  indicated,  or,  Vessel  in  company 

is  standing  in  for  the  land. 
■What  do  yon  make  of  the  land?    What 

land  do  you  see?    What  land  do  yon 

take  it  to  he? 

When  did  you  see  the  land? ex 

Where  is  the  best  landing? gid 

— Will  you  make  the  land  to-night?  ^ 

You  are  to  land  all  mails  at — rgc 

■You  will  not  be  permitted  to  land. 


Landfall 


-QEK 


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)?. .gsf 
Masthead  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light)  -RMG 
Not  under  command  lantern  (lamp,  or, 

light) J.-jec 

Port  bow  lantern  (or,  light) hcs 

Side  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light) wbm 

Signal  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light) wcu 

Speed  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light) whx 

Starboard  bow  lantern  (or,  light)  _.hcu 

Stay  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light) wsd 

Steaming  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light)  .wtd 
Stern  lantern  (lamp,  or,  light) wax 

Lanyard.    Laniard qfe 

Lapse-d-ing.     To  lapse. 

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..- opw 

— Large  ship  (estimated  tonnage  to  follow) . 


QFR 
QFS 
QFT 

QFU 

QFV 

QFW 

QFX 
QFY 


QFZ 


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 tjca 

— 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? ufz 

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 


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LAST— LAY. 


QGZ 


QHA 


QHB 
QHC 


QHD 

QHE 
QHF 
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) ..., ULH 

— 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)? kmj 

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,  seepage 
56. 

Degree  of  latitude kby 

Derelict  reported  passed  on  — ,  latitude 
•  — ,  longitude  — ;  dangerous  to  naviga- 
tion   KVE 

Difference  of  latitude kzp 

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 — JO 

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 
QD3 
QIF 


QIG 
QIH 

QIJ 
QIK 


QIL 


QIN 
QIO 
QIP 
QIR 
QIS 
QIT 


QIU 

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? 

— When  were  your  last  observations  for 

latitude?  ; 

Latrine  (or,  Urinal). 

Latter-ly.    * 
At  the  latter  end  of,  or,  The  latter  end 

—  of FIZ 

Laudanum. 

Launch-ed-ing.    To  launch. 

Countermining  launch jyr 

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 - rdo 

— 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 hqr 

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  ..-. J.-.rup 

The  (nation  specified)  have  laid  an  em- 
bargo on  all  vessels  (of  nation  speci- 
fied)  „ LWK 

There  are  no  mines  laid rus 

When  is  the  embargo  to  be  laid  oni.LWH 

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  — ). 


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LAY— LEAVE. 


QJB 
QJC 
QJD 


QJE 


QJF 
QJG 


QJH 
QJI 
QJK 
QJL 


QJM 

QJN 
QJO 


QJP 
QJR 
QJS 


QJT 
QJU 

QJV 


Lay — Continued. 

— I  shall  lay -to  until  — . 

— 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.) 

Red  lead raa 

Sheet  lead vwd 

White  lead zdi 

Lead-ing-er.    Led. 
Can  you  give  me  a  leading  mark  (or, 
directions)  for  making  the  land  here- 
abouts (or  at  place  indicated)"! fw 

— Can  you  make  out  the  leading  marks? 
Convoy  to  keep  astern  of  leader  (or, 

escort) ,- rw 

Convoy  to  keep  on  port  side  of  leader 

(or,  escort) rx 

Convoy  to  keep  on  starboard  side  of 

leader  (or,  escort)- iy 

Disregard  leader's  movements.    Disre- 
gard motions lfx 

Do  you  know  the  leading  marks?  --QBV 

Pair  lead.    Fair  leader mrd 

— Leading  mark. 
— Leading  stoker. 

— What,  or,  Which  are  the  leading  marks? 
What  are  the  leading  marks  for  crossing 

the  bar? fwc 

What  wind  leads  through  the  passage 

(or,  entrance)? zpd 

—Will  you  lead? 
Will  you  lead  into  (or,  point  out)  a  good 
berth?  — ghi 

League.    (Alliance. ) 

League.    (3  miles) awh 


Leak-y. 
Are  you,  or,  Is — (vessel  indieated)\eak- 

ing?    Have  you  sprung  a  leak? qj 

Boiler  leaking  seriously  - RF 

Boiler  leaking  slightly wb 

Boiler  leaky -tag gwa 

Boiler  leaky;  must  be  blown  off---GWC 

Boiler  tubes  leaking RG 

Can  you  stop  the  leak? QG 

Cannot  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 


Le  ak— Continued.  • 

Do  you  know  where  the  leak  is?   Where 

is  the  leak? QBZ 

Eire,  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  aleak nq 

— Leak  at  the  scuttles. 

— Leak  increases, 

Leak  is  gaining  rapidly nu 

Leak  is  stopped qk 

— Leaked,  Leaking. 
Spring-tag,  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 

Lean-ness. 

Leang,  or,  Tael.  (Coin) avo 

Leap-ed-ing. 

Leap  year zkw 

Learn-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)? vr 

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)"! 

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.) 


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LEAVE— LEFT. 


QKV 
QKW 


QKX 
QKY 


QKZ 

QLA 

QLB 

QLC 
QLD 


OLE 
QLP 
QLG 
QLH 

QLI 

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.     Pttrpose-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. 
— Leave  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 . qwe 

Leave  your  address  at  — 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  I  left tsa 

The  mails  leave  on  the  — epw 

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)  ? 
What  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 

— ? HYO 

When  does  the  mail  leave? qt 


QLV 

QLW 

QLX 
QLY 

QLZ 

QMA 
QMB 


QMC 

QMD 

QME 

QMP 

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  I  left qmo 

Leave*.     (See  also  Permission.  ) 

Absent  without  leave daw 

Give  leave  —  to  — I nzx 

— Leave  of  absence. 
Men  on  leave r - rpp 

— On  leave. 

Le  Clanche  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.     On  lee  bow - 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. hcn 

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  of qmj 

Leeway ...qmk 

Left.     (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)  1 

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, 

QKU 

Was  well  when  I  left qmo 

We  have  left  men  behind  (number  to  be 

shown) ._ qlo 


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295 


LEFT— LET. 


QMO 
QMP 


QMR 
QMS 

QMT 

QMU 

QMV 
QMW 


QMX 
QMY 

QMZ 


QNA 

QNB 

QNC 

QND 


QNE 


QNF 

QNG 
QNH 


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 ' .evk 

On  the  left  bank  of  the  river  (i.  e.,  the 
left  bank  in  descending  the  stream) , 

FVE 

Leg.     {Part  of  the  body. ) 

Legal-ly-ity. 

Legal  authorities fnk 

Not  legal-ly.    Illegal-ly-ity poy 

Legation. 
Secretary  of  Legation vmn 


_pcz 


Legible-y. 
Illegible-y.     Not  legible 

Legion  of  Honok. 


Legislate-ion-ure-ive. 

Assembly,  Congress,  or,  Parliament  {or 
other  legislativebody)  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 

Leisure-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 - xb 

— Length  of  chain. 

Measure  of  length  {see  page  51 ) avk 

Send  following  message  through  the 
post  to  owners  {or,  to  Mr.  — J  at  — 
by  signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it 

at  length wz 

What  is  the  length  of  dock  at  —  ?  -.ljp 
—What  length— is  — ? 
What  length  are  your  cables  {or  cable 
indicated)1!  hsd 

Lengthen-ed-ing. 

Lens 


QNI 


QNJ 
QNK 


QNL 
QNM 
QNO 
QNP 


QNR 

QNS 


QNT 


QNU 


QNV 
QNW 

QNX 


QNY 

QNZ 
QOA 
QOB 


Lent.     {Fast  before  Easter. ) 

Leo,  or  Leu.     {Coin) aub 

Lepton.     {Coin). auo 

Lessen-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  — ? 

vor 

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,  its). 
'  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 qch 

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 


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LETTER— LIE. 


QOO 
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)! epa 

Anyletters  (or,  papers)  from  — 1 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  — ? 
Forward  following  telegraphic  message 

by  signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it 

at  length -_xb 

Forward  letters— to  (or,  for) nmx 

Had  any  letters  (or,  despatches)  arrived — 

at?-l JM 

Have(or  vesselindicated  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 --fsj 

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 :.__- qr 

Signal  letter.-.. wcv 

Take  letters  (or,  despatches) kxc 


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 

for  me :- 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? 

Will  you  take  letters  (or,  despatches)?- jy 
— Your  letters  went  by  the  — . 

Leu,  or,  Leo.    (Coin) ...aub 

Lev,  or,  Lew.     (Coin) aub 

Levanter. 

Levee. 

Level-led-ling-ler-ness. 

Lever. 
Air-pump  levers  out  of  order  — .. dwc 

— Levers  damaged  (or,  out  of  order). 

Pump  lever  links  broken  tjbl 

Pump  levers  out  of  order ubm 

Side  lever  engine maw 

Levy-ied-ing. 

Lew.     (Coin) aub 

Lj.     (Measure  of  length) -.  Jawi 

Liable-ility. 
— Not  liable. 

Liar.    Lie-d-ying. 

Libel-led-ling-lous. 

LlBERAL-LY-ITY. 

Liberal  contribution jtb 

LlBERATE-D-ING-ION. 
LlBERIA-N.      LlBERIAN  COLORS. 

Liberty. 

— Am  I,  or,  Is  — (person  indicated)  at  lib- 
erty— to? 
— Is,  or,  Are  at  liberty — to; 
-—Liberty  man. 

Libra.    (Measure  of 


LlBRARY-IAN. 

License. 

— Are  you  regularly  licensed,  or,  Have  you 

,  a  permit? 
— Licensed-ing.    To  license. 
Not  licensed.    Unlicensed. 


Lie-d-ying.    Liar. 


-QPB 


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QPR 

QPS 
QPT 


QPTJ 


QPY 

QPW 
QPX 
QPY 

QPZ 

QRA 
QRB 

QRC 
QRD 

QRE 


QRF 
QRG 

QRH 


QRI 

QRJ 
QRK 


QRL 

QRM 
QRN 

QRO 
QRP 


Lie,  Laid,  Lying. 

How  high  must  I  lie  to  fetch? mwb 

— Lying  in  (or,  at)  — . 
— Lying  in  the  roadstead. 

Yon  will  not  lie  afloat  all  the  tide.-DQG 

Lieu.    In  lieu— op.     (Instead  of )  ...pn a. 

LlEUTENANT-OY. 

Deputy,  or,  Lieutenant-governor kvn 

Lieutenant  colonel-cy jbh 

— Lieutenant  general. 

Lieutenant  in  the  Army ..ewl 

— Lieutenant  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. 

— Lif  e  line. 

Life-saving  (Rocket)  apparatus ekh 

Life-saving  appliances esl 

Life-saving  (Rocket)  station.- wrp 

—No  lives  lost. 

— Several  lives  lost. 

Life  belt. 
I  have  no  life  belts , qrb 

Lifeboat qrc 

Boat,  or,  Lifeboat  can  not  come er 

Do  you  want  a  lifeboat? ez 

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 -.er 

Send  lifeboat  to  save  crew fj 

Steam  lifeboat , guy 

We  have  sent  for  lifeboat fl 

Life  buoy ..qrd 

Let  go  the  life  buoy hmr 

LlFT-ED-ING. 

Can  you  lift  your  screw? vke 

— Lift  rope. 
— Lift  screw. 

Light.    A  light. 

— Alternating  light. 
Anchor  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp)...EHD 

Arc  light eui' 

Blue  light gon 

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 neo 

Group  occulting  light sob 

Holme's  light  (large  flare) ndy 

Holme's  light  Ismail  flare) ndz 

Incandescent  light pga 

Intermittent  light pqx 

Masthead  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp)  _rmg 

Moonlight ryx 

Not  under  command  light  (lantern,  or, 

lamp) jec 

Occulting  light soa 

Port-bow  light hcs 

Position  light tpr 

Red  light umh 

Revolving  light uwl 

Scintillating  light v jm 

Search  light,  or,  Electric  projectors.LVi 

Sidelight  (lantern,  or,  lamp) wbm 

Signal  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp)  ...wcu 

Skylight wfm 

Speed  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp) wmx 

Starboard  bow  light hcu 

Starlight r . wqr 

Stay  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp) wsd 

Steaming  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp)-WTD 

Stern  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp) wux 

Sunlight xcu 

Towing  light-- J_.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  —  (bearing 

indicated)  of  —  (bearing  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 

Fire  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,  Burn  a  blue  light.GOQ 

Have  you  any  blue  lights? gor 

— Have  you  any  signal  lights? 
— Have  you  seen  the  light? 

Hoist  alight owe 

How  far  can  light  be  seen?. msz 

— I  do  not  think  there  is  any  light  here- 
abouts. 
— I  do  not  wish  to  show  a  light. 


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LIGHT— LIGHTNING. 


-QRY 
QRZ 


QSA 
QSB 
QSC 
QSD 
QSE 

QSF 

QSG 


QSH 

QSI 

QSJ 


QSK 


QSL 
QSM 


QSN 
QSO 


QSP 


QSR 


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 —  (bearing  indi- 
cated) and  —  (bearing  indicated)  -  -QC 
Keep  the  search  light  on,  or,  Keep  elec- 
tric light  on 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 

Off  the  light sou 

Shall  we  have  daylight  enough? knt 

— Shall  you  show  a  light? 
Temporary  light  shown  at — (placeindi- 

cated) 1- xns 

— There  is  alight  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? qp 

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 
QSU 

QSV 


QSX 
QSY 


QSZ 

QTA 
QTB 
QTC 

QTD 


QTE 


QTF 


QTG 


QTH 


QTI 
QTJ 
QTK 
QTL 


Light-er-est.     (Not  dark.) 

Light.     (Not  heavy. ) 

Calm  and  light  winds htm 

Light  breeze hgd 

Light  guns oke 

Light  in  ballast _ftr 

— Light  sail.     Upper  sail. 

Light  unsettled  weather  - yzb 

— Lighter-est. 

Take  in  light  sails __ xjn 

Wind  light zel 


Lighten-ed-ing. 
— Must  lighten  the  ship. 
What  draught  of  water  (in  feet)  could 
you  lighten  to? _ob 

Lighter. 
Coal  lighter rwp 

— 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 (if  more  than  one,  number  to 

follow) ym 

— Want  iighters  to  take  my  cargo. 
What  quantity  of  coal  remains  in  the 
collier  (coal  dep6t,  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) qb 

Light  on — is  not  working  satisfactorily, 

QSH 

Light-house,  or,  Trinity  Board gpn 

Light-house,  or,  Light-ship  at  —  wants 

immediate  assistance cw 

What  is  the  name  of  light-house  (or, 

light-ship)  in  sight? _.rw 

Light-ship. 

Indicate  bearing  of  light  (light-house, 
or,  light-ship) qb 

Is  the  light-ship  on  her  station? . .  .wro 

Light-ship  at  —  is  out  of  position,  or, 
Light-ship  is  not  at  anchor  on  her 
station  ..  qe 

Light-ship,  or,  Light-house  at — wants 
immediate  assistance cw 

Light-ship  has  been  withdrawn  on  ac- 
count of  ice pcb 

—Steer  directly  for  the  light-ship. 

What  is  the  name  of  light-ship  (or, 
light-house)  in  sight? rw 

Lightning. 

Lightning  conductor. 
— Struck  by  lightning. 

There  has  been,  or,  We  have  had  a  storm 
of  thunder  and  lightning. 


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LIKE— LIST. 


QTM 

QTN 
QTO 


QTP 
QTR 

QTS 

QTU 
QTV 
QTW 


QTX 
QTY 


QTZ 
QUA 


QUB 


QUO 

QUD 
QUE 

QUF 

QUG 

QUH 

QUI 


LlKE-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  off  ?.-LWi 

Is  illness  likely  to  last? pcw 

— Is  it  likely?    Is  it  probable? 
Is  it  likely  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  will 

begot  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, 

GCK 

Very  likely ypo 

Vessel  indicated  not  likely  to  supply 

(or,  assist)  you fgr 

—What  is  it  like? 
— What  is  she  like? 

What  is  the  sea  like? ux 

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 

LlKE-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.    I  prefer  keeping 

the  sea vca 

I  do  not  like  to  trust  too  much  to  my—, 

YCG 

Natives  do  not  like  ships  watering  with- 
out payment  ywq 

—Should  like. 
Should  like  to  have  another  comparison, 

ov 
Would  you  like  to  see  our  newspapers? 

SL 

Limb. 

Lime. 

— Lime,  or,  Lemon  juice. 

Limit-ed-ing. 
Inside  of  limit pmj 

— Outside  of  limit. 


LlNE-D-ING.      TO  LINE. 

Line.    A  line. 
Along  the  line eal 

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 
QUR 
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  sufficient  towline? 

— In  line. 

Inner  line pln 

Is  the  line  fast? .-- kb 

Leadline QJK 

— Keep  the  two  objects  named  in  one  line. 

Lifeline - QRE 

Line.    Equator mgk 

Line-of -battle  ship.    Battle  ship-.-FYX 

— Line  of  communication. 

— 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-ed-ing. 
Pump  lever  links  broken ubl 

Linseed. 

— Linseed  oil. 

Lint. 

Liquefy -ied-ing-action 

Liquid. 
Floating,  or,  Liquid  compass jhp 

Liquor. 
Malt  liquor RJC 

Lira.    Lire.    (Coin) aud 

Lira  egiziana.     ( Coin) ato 

Lira  turca.     (Coin) aue 

List — of. 
— A  list  of  — . 
Army  List EWD 

Code  List  of  Ships izd 

—Is  your  list  of  ships  correct? 
Lloyd's  List- Qwu 

— Mercantile  Navy  List. 


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LIST— LOCOMOTIVE. 


QVK 
QVL 
QVM 


QVN 
QVO 
QVP 

QVR 


QVS 

QVT 
QVU 


QVW 


QVX 
QVY 

QVZ 


QWA 

QWB 

QWC 

QWD 

QWE 
QWF 
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 krf 

"Shipping  Gazette  and  Lloyd's  List," 

QWU 

Sick  list wbf 

What  is  the  date  of  your  Code  List?-izH 

Your  name  is  not  on  my  list ;  spell  it 

alphabetically   (or,  by    alphabetical 

table,  page  15) ebq 


LlST-ED-ING.      TO  LIST. 

— List  to  port. 

— List  to  starboard. 


(To  incline.) 


Litharge. 

Litre.    ( Measure  of  capacity) azf 

LlTTLE-NESS. 

A  little  farther msu 

— A  little  more. 

— As  little  as. 

If  you  will  wait  a  little tsu 

Little  better gir 

— 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. 
-Do  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 


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  Shipping  Gazette. 

— Lloyd's  Register  of  British  and  Foreign 
Shipping. 

— Lloyd's  Registry. 

— Lloyd's  Sal\sage  Agreement. 

— Lloyd's  Seaman'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  ..to 

Report  me  to  Lloyd's ira 

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 pts 

Muzzle  loader-ing sde 

Loaf. 

Loan. 

Lobster. 

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. 

Look-ed-ing. 

Forelock njw 

Lock  and  key qai 

— Locksmith. 

Locker. 
Chain  locker ijn 

Locomotive. 
— Locomotion. 


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QYD 
QYE 
QYF 
QYG 


QYH 


QYI 
QYJ 
QYK 


QYL 
QYM 

QYK 
QYO 

QYP 
QYR 


QYS 
QYT 
QYU 
QYV 

QYW 

QYX 


Locomotive — Continued. 

Locomotive  boiler gxd 

Locomotive  engine mas 

— Locomotive  torpedo. 

lodge-d-ment., 
Lodging 

log-ged-ging.    t6  log. 

Engine-room  log mbi 

Log  board gqp 

Logbook gyz 

— Log  glass. 

Log  line «, <jus 

Meteorological  log  book gz  a 

Official  log  book gzd 

.Patent  log tef 

Ship's  log vyc 

Steam  log  book  ..^ ...gzh 

Logarithm.    Logarithm  table. 

Logwood. 

Long. 

Any  longer - epb 

As  long  as fav 

Do  not  stand  too  long  on  your  present 
tack  _— jzi 

— How  long  a  time? 

How  long  after? drp 

How  long — ago  (or,  since)?. dtk 

— How  long  do  you  require  to  clean  your 
engines? 
How  long  have  you  (or  vessel  indicated) 

been  in  such  distress? lhi 

How  long  have  you  (orvesselindicated) 

been  on  fire? •- 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 

up vy 

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 ^...qdz 

I  will  not  delay  you  long ksj 

Long  after drq 

Long  ago  (or,  since) dtl 

Longboat — Grot 

Long  range uht 

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 

CZJ 

QZK 

QZL 


QZM 
QZN 

QZO 


Long  boat gtr 

Longitude. Code  Flag  over  di 

Note. — For  degrees  of  longitude,  see 
page  56. 

Degree  of  longitude krz 

Derelict  reported  passed  on  —  *  lati- 
tude —  ,  longitude  —  ;  dangerous  to 
navigation kvr 

Difference  of  longitude kzg 

—East  longitude. 

Have  passed  ice  in  latitude  — ,  longi- 
tude—  ,  on  the  — *  -- J--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  55°  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  the  longitude — of  —  . 
— 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). -UN 
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  tveight) bai 

LOOK-ED-ING.      TO  LOOK. 

Bad  lookout frg 

Be  on  your  guard.     Look  out oiv 


*Date  to  be  indicated  if  necessary. 


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Part  II. 


LOOK— LOSS. 


QZP 
QZR 
QZS 


QZT 


Qzrr 


QZV 
QZW 
QZX 
QZY 


RAB 
RAC 
RAD 

RAE 
RAF 
RAG 
RAH 


RAI 
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 — .  nqf 

Good  lookout odz 

Has  the  appearance  of.  Looks  like .  es  a 
Heavy  weather  coming;  look  sharp.,  fz 
I  do  not  like  the  look  of  the  weather .  _ze 
In  anchoring,  look  out  formooringS-Elw 
In  anchoring,  look  out  for  telegraph 

cable wv 

Keep  a  good  lookout  aloft -  -  bag 

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 , pyi 

— 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  — gts 

Look  out  for  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). 
i  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-war rpn 

Your  permit  will  be  looked  at mkl 


Look-out  man.     (Lookout.) 

Loom-ed-ing. 

loophole-d. 

loose-d-ing-ly-ness. 

Boiler  loosi  (or,  adrift) gwd 

Broke  loose hju 

Crank  webs  loose kbr 

Eccentric  pulleys  loose lsv 

Engine  seating  loose mco 

Holding-down  bolts  loose gya 

— Loose  from. 
— Loose  sails. 
Propeller  worked  loose tzc 

Lord-ship. 

House  of  Lords.    Senate ozr 

Lord  Mayor — of  — rnj 


RAL 


RAM 


RAN 


RAO 


RAP 


RAQ 

RAS 
RAT 

RAU 


RAV 
RAW 
RAX 
RAY 
RAZ 


RBA 
RBC 


RBD 
RBE 
RBF 

RBG 
RBH 

RBI 


RBJ 


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  -. -- hzy 

— Do  not  lose  sight  of — it. 

Have  lost  —  head  of  cattle ife 

Have  lost  all  boats;  can  you  take  off 

people? ,. ni 

Have  lost  deck  cargo iao 

Have  lost  screw,  or,  Screw  disabled- .MS 

— Have  you  lo%t? 

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 ein 

— 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 

— Lose  no  time. 
Lose  no  time  in  getting  to  the  anchor- 
age   ELC 

Lose  no  time  in  shoring  up cf 

— Lose-ing,  Lost  sight  of  —  (vessel  or  ob- 
ject indicated). 

— Lose-ing,  Lost  time. 

— Loss. 
Loss  of  bulwarks hlt 

— 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 

— Lost  on  the  — . 

— Lost  overboard. 

— Lost  screw  propeller. 

— Lost  sight  of  wreck. 

— Lost  the  (or,  her)  mast. 

Mail  steamer  reported  lost rfm 

My  chronometer  loses  daily gt 

No  lives  lost -QRF 

— Not  much  loss. 

— 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 

— Two  (or  number  indicated)  nets  lost. 

— Vessel  indicated  has  lost  her  rudder. 

— Vessel  seen(or,I  indicated) lost  her  masts. 
We  have  lost  altogether  — EDO 

— What  have  you  lost? 

—What  loss? 
When  did  you  lose  your  masts? RMJ 

—Where  did  you  lose  the  trade  (or,  mon- 
soon) ? 

With  loss  of  bowsprit hda 

With  loss  of  foremast nky 

— Without  loss. 

Loss.     (See  also  Lose) rat 


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LOST— LYNCH. 


EBK 

RBL 
RBM 

RBN 
RBO 


RBP 
RBQ 


BBS 


RBT 
RBTT 


RBV 


RBW 
RBX 


RBY 
RBZ 

RCA 


RCB 

BCD 

RCE 
RCP 

RCG 
RCH 
RCI 

RCJ 

RCK 


Lost.    (See  also  Lose.) rau 

Lot. 
"We  have  had  a  lot  of  fog ngp 

Lottery. 

loud-ly-er-ness. 

Louis,  or,  Napoleon.     (Coin) axjp 

LOVE-D-ING. 

Low.    (See  also  Lower.) 
At  low  water  you  will  have  —  feet.KUZ 

Dry  at  low  water lop 

How  many  feet  at  low  water? kvp 

I  can  not  make  out  the  lowest  flag-  .ndf 
Low  land. 

— Low  pressure. 

Low-pressure  cylinder kij 

Low-pressure  cylinder  cover kal 

Low-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 
of  order) : kaw 

—Low-pressure  piston. 
Low-pressure  slide  jacket  cover  broken, 

KAM 

— Low  water. 

— Low- water  mark. 

Lower-ed-ing.    To  lower rby 

Lower KCA 

— Lowest. 
Markets  are  very  bad  (very  low)  ---FRS 

Prices  are  low tvr 

Proceed  at  low  water twz 

The  depth  here  (or  at  place  indicated) 

is  —  feet  at  low  water kvd 

— The  lowest  price  is. 
—Too  low. 

Was  the  tide  low  when  you  grounded? 

CJ 

What  is  the  depth  at  low  water?- .  .kvp 
What  is  the  lowest  price  you  will  take? 

tvu 
You  will  be  aground  at  low  water .  -KX 


LOWER-ED-ING. 

— Lower  away. 


To  LOWER. 


Lower. 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  lower  top- 
sail yard KJI 

Lower  boom GZS 

Lower  cap HVL 

— Lower  deck. 

Lower  fore  topsail  yard nk  I 

Lower  main  topsail  yard RGF 

— Lower  mast. 

Lower  ,mizzen  topsail  yard Rwo 

— Lower  port. 
—Lower  rigging. 

Lower  spanker  topsail  yard wlu 

—Lower  studding  sails. 
— Lower  topsail. 
— Lower  yard. 

Premiums  are  lower j tsq 

—Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  a  lower 

mast  (or  vessel  indicated  has). 
—Sprung,  or.  Seriously  damaged  lower 
yard  (or  spar  indicated). 

Top  your  lower  yard xvo 


RCL 
ROM 
RCN 
RCO 

RCP 

RCQ 

RCS 

RCT 
RCU 

RCV 

RCW 

RCX 

RCY 

RCZ 

RDA 

RDB 

RDC 
RDE 

RDF 

RDG 
RDH 

RDI 


RDJ 
RDK 

RDL 


RDM 


RDN 
RDO 


Loyal-ty. 

lubber-ly. 

Lubricant. 

Lubricate-or. 
Lubricating  oil.    Oil  for  machinery. SQC 

Lucifer. 

Luck-y-ily. 

lupf-ed-ing. 
Close  luff — iuy 

— Luff  all  you  can. 
—Luff  tackle. 

Lug. 

Luggage. 

Lugger. 

Lugsail. 

lull-ed-ing. 

If  the  wind  abates  (or,  lulls) zeq 

—The  first  lull,  or.  When  it  lulls. 

lumber-ed-ing. 

Luminous- ary, 
— Luminous  buoy. 

Lump-ed-ing. 

Lunar. 

— Lunar  rainbow. 

Lunatic-cy. 
Lunatic  asylum phz 

Lunch-eon.    Tiffin. 

— Will  you  lunch  with  me? 

Lung. 
Inflammation  of  the  lungs PJR 

LURCH-ED-ING. 

Lee  lurch QMi> 

Weather  lurch yzp 

Lying— in  (or,  at)  — --Qps 

Lying  in  the  roadstead QPT 

Lymph.    Vaccine  lymph. 

Lynch-law. 


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Part  II. 


M— MAIL. 

RDP 

M.    (Letter.)   (For  new-method  of  spelling, 

• 

M  ade-^  Continued. 

seepage  13.) 

Is  a  prisoner,  or,  Made  prisoner twh 

Made  a  breach hej 

A.M.,  or  Ante  Meridian.    Before  noon. 

Made  an  agreement  with  — dtjh 

In  the  forenoon edu 

REF 

— Made  an  offer — of. 
Made  arrangements — to  (or,  for) — _exi 

P.  M.,  or  Post  Meridian.     Afternoon. 

Made  mistake.    Mistake  has  been  made, 

In  the  afternoon -- dew 

RIK  1 
Made  no  impression .  -       pfk  < 

Maatje.     (Measure  of  capacity. ) aytj 

REG 

— Made  overture. 
Manufactured,  Made,  or,  Built  by.HLE 

Mace,  or,  Tsin.     (Coin.).- aug 

May  be  made  efficient.-- ltw 

REH 

— Mistake  has  been  made. 

RDQ 

Machine. 

Perhaps  it  might  be  made  to  answer.ENi 

Electric  machine litz 

Repeat  ship's  name;  your  flags  were  not 

Machine  gun okf 

made  out- 2    du 

RDS 

— Patent  sounding  machine. 

Repeat  the  last  signal  made. wcr 

Weighing  machine zba 

Ship  has  not  made  her  signal slh 

The  signal  made --  -  _wdl 

RDT 

Machinery.     (See  also  Engines.  ) 

Will  an  allowance  be  made? dzp 

Accident  to  machinery  (or,  engines). 

REI 

— Will  not  be  made. 

(See page  233.) 

—  made  an  unsuccessful  attack  on  — , 

Damage  to  machinery  (part  to  be  indi- 

FKH 

cated)   KJA 

Examine  (examination  of)  machinery, 

REJ 

Madeira  wine. 

Have  passed  steamer  with  machinery 

REK 

Magazine. 

disabled mt 

After  magazine -dqz 

Have  yon  damaged  your  machinery? 

REL 

— Fore  magazine. 

MBO 

Magazine  rifle uxc 

I  am  going  to  stop,  as  machinery  re- 

Powder magazine trm 

quires  adjusting rk 

Small  arm,  or,  Percussion  magazine, 

RDU 

— I  am  in  want  of  oil  for  machinery. 

EVF 

Machinery  broken  down  - mch 

REM 

Magistrate-cy. 

Machinery  broken  down ;  I  am  disabled, 

BJ 

REN 

Magnesium. 

RDV 

— Machinery  broken  down ;  irreparable  at 
sea. 
Machinery  broken  down;   under  tem- 

REO 

— Magnesium  wire. 

■ 

porary  repair  MCK 

REP 

Magnet-ic-al. 

Machinery  disabled _  mcn 

Electromagnet lvg 

Machinery  out  of  order rj 

Magnetic  bearing  (i.  e.,  eompassbearing 

Machinery  requires  adjusting dkf 

corrected  for  deviation ) jhx 

Machinery  slightly  deranged mcq 

REQ 

— Magnetic  needle. 

Machinery  supposed   to  have    broken 

RET 

Magnificent-ce. 

Machinery  wants  repair mbi. 

RDW 

— Proceed  after  repairing  machinery. 

RETJ 

Mahogany. 

RDX 

— Refrigerating  machinery  out  of  order. 

Small    adjustment    required    to    ma- 

REV 

Mahomet-an. 

chinery DKG 

RDY 

— Stopping,  only  for  small  adjustment  to 

REW 

Mail. 

machinery. 

REX 

— Am  a  mail  boat. 

The  damage  to  machinery  is  not  serious, 

Any  news  of  the  —  mail?-.. epj 

and  is  such  as  can  be  repaired  by  the 

Are  you  going  to  land  all  mails  at  — ? 

vessel's  own  engineers rl 

QDN 

Machinist,  or,  Engine-room  artificer, 

Arrange-d-ing  mail .  ewt 

EZR 

REY 

— Barely  time  to  save  the  mail. 

RDZ 

Mackerel. 

By  the  mail hpl 

REZ 

— Did  not  get  a  mail. 

REA 

Mad-ly-ness. 

Expected  next  mail mni 

Had  th  e  mail  arrived  when  you  lef  t?  -EYG 

REC 

Madder. 

Has  the  mail  arrived — (from  — ,  if  nee- 
essary)? ------ qn 

RED 

Made.     (See  also  Make.  ) 

Has  the  mail  left(or,  sailed) — (for — ,  if 

Every  exertion  has  been  made miv 

,necessary)1  -  .' .....qo 

Has  arrangement  been  made? exa 

Have  letters  (mails,  or,  despatches)  for 

Have',  or.  Has  made  a  complaint-  __jkb 

you  (or  vessel  or  person  indicated)  -  jr 

Have,  or.  Has  made  no  calculation,  hso 

Have  the  mails  been  delivered?  .-. .  .ksu 

I  made  the  discovery lds 

Have  they  advertised  for  any  vessel  to 

Inquiry  has  been  made plv 

carry  the  mail? dof 

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MAIL— MAKE. 


BFA 


BFB 


RFC 

RFD 

RFE 
RFG 

RFH 
RFI 

RFJ 

RFK 

RFL 

RFM 

RFN 

RFO 

RFP 

RFQ 

RFS 

RFT 

RFU 
RFV 
RFW 
RFX 


RFY 
RFZ 

RGA 
RGB 

RGC 

RGD 


RGE 


RGF 


RGH 


RGI 
RGJ 

RGK 
BGL 


Mail—  Continued. 
— Have  you  a  mail? 

Have  you  letters  (mails,  or,  despatches), 
for  me   (or  vessel,  person,  or  place 

indicated)1! ---JQ 

— I  have  mails  for  — . 

I  will  take  mails  for  you.. qp 

Last  mail  - qgc 

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. 
— Mails  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 

Fill  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  (or,  out  of 

order) - crao 

Main  boiler  .- OffiE 

— Main  boom. 

Main  cable hrl 

Main  chain us 

Main  check  valves  out  of  order ioe 

Main  clew  garnet iuh 

— Main  deck. 

— Main  drain. 
Main  hold * oxd 

— Mainmast. 

— Mainmast  sprung. 


BGM 
RGN 
RGO 
RGP 

RGQ 
RGS 

RGT 

RGU 

RGV 

RGW 

RGX 

RGY 

RGZ 

RHA 

RHB 

RHC 

RHD 

RHE 

RHF 

RHG 

RHI 

RHJ 

RHK 


RHL 

RHM 

RHN 
RHO 


RHP 
RHQ 
RHS 
RHT 


RHTI 
RHV 

RHW 

RHX 

RHY 

RHZ 
RIA 


RIB 
RIC 


Main — Continued. 

Main  pump. 
— Main  rigging. 
— Main  royal. 
— Main  royal  yard. 

Main  runners -, vcb 

— Mainsail.    Main  course. 
— Mainsail  split. 

Main  shaft  broken me 

— Main  shaft  broken  in  stern  tube. 

— Mainsheet. 

—Mainstay. 

— Main  staysail 

— Main  tack. 

—Maintop. 

— Main  topgallant  mast. 

— Main  topgallant  sail. 

— Main  topgallant  yard. 

— Main  topmast. 

— Main  topmast  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-enance. 
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 xzf 

Majority — op. 
—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. 
Boilermaker owe 

— Can  make. 

— Can  make  out. 

Can  make  out  flags  (or,  colors) ncv 

Can  you  make  a  raft? ugo 

Can  you  make  out  her  flag  (o?v  signal)  ? 

NCW 

Can  you  make  out  the  leading  marks? 

QJO 
— Can  not  make. 
— Can  not  make  out. 

Can  not  make  put  her  (or,  your)  colors. 

LGX 

Can  not  make  out  the  flags  (or,  signals), 

NCX 

Can  not  make  out  your  flags;    come 
nearer  (or,  make  Distant  Signals)  -VM 


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MAKE— MAN. 


BID 


RIE 


RIF 

RIG 
RIH 

RIJ 


RIK 
RIL 

RIM 
RIN 


RIO 


RIP 


RIQ 
RIS 


Make — Continued. 

Clearly  make  out itk 

Convoy  to  disperse  and  make  for  desti- 
nation   is 

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

Do  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  better  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.-NDH 

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 QRZ 

— In  making  sail. 

Make  a  demand ktb 

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  Distant  Signals..  - lgh 

—Make  fast — to  — . 
Mast  fast  to  a  buoy .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 rit 

Make  sail,  or,  Go  ahead,  and  drop  a  boat 
onboard.  — 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) dv 

— Maker. 
Makes  good  progress tyd 

— Makes  no  progress. 
Making  large  purchases uca 


RIT 
RIU 

RIV 


RIX 


RIY 
RIZ 


RJA 
RJB 
RJC 
RJD 

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? wzf 

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 nfr 

When  will  the  flood  make? ....xj 

— Will  you  make? 
Will  you  make  an  agreement? dttj 

— 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 fkv 

You  may  make  some  abatement  ...cxu 

You  must  not  (or,  can  not)  make  any 

excuse '..mli 

Maker ___ riq 

Malarious.    Malarious  fever mwq 

Malay. 

Male.    Male  passenger. 

Malt  liquor. 

Malta.   .Maltese. 

Man.     (See  also  Men.  ) 

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  killed 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 

Did  you  fall  in  with  any  men-of-war? 

mrn 

Fireman » .nab 

Fisherman nbs 

Foreman -.njx 

Have  men  for.. „ ..rpd 

Have  you  men  enough? mdk 

Have  you  seen  (or,  spoken  to)  any  men- 
of-war?  If  so,  report  their  names  (or, 
nation) vnm 


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MAN— MANY. 


RJF 


RJG 

RJH 

RJI 

RJK 

RJL 

RJM 

RJN 
RJO 

RJP 

RJQ 

RJS 


Man —  Continued. 

He,  or,  She  is  full  of  men nsx 

Helmsman otr 

How  many  men? rki 

Landsman  - qpb 

Leadsman qjl 

Liberty  man qpj 

Lookout  man.     (Lookout) rab 

-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 -- ..-RPC 

Men  on  leave.->- rpf 

Men's  clothing.    Slops --- ivs 

Men's  letters rpg 

Merchant  seaman rpy 

Midshipman RTJ 

Newly-raised  man -'--. rph 

Nobleman sit 

Officers  and  men rpi 

Ordinary  seaman ...  svd 

Postman tqo 

Rifleman uxf 

Seaman .- vlg 

Short  manned.    Crew  weak kd j 

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) 4 RPJ 

Waterman. ywh 

We  have  left  men  behind  (number  to  be 

shown) QLO 

What  men-of-war  did  you  leave  at  — ? 

QLR 

Workman  - zia 

Your  men Rpk 

—  men  of  crew  have  been  ill  with  yellow 
fever  (number  to  follow) mwt 


Manage-d-ing-able-ment. 
How  do  (or,  did)  you  manage  (or,  con- 
trive)— to  — ? - JTF 

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 
RJV 


RJW 

RJX 

RJY 

RJZ 

RKA 


RKB 
RKO 
RKD 


RKE 


RKF 
RKG 
RKH 


RKI 

RKJ 


RKL 


Manila  hope. 

Manceuvre-d-ing. 
—Naval  manoeuvres. 

Man-of-war.    (See'MEN-OF-WAR)  -  -  .rpl 

Manometer.    Steam-pressure  gauge. 

Manrope. 

Mansion. 

Manslaughter. 

Manufactory.    ManufActure-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?.lQF 

How  many  days? kng 

How  many  deaths? kom 

How  many  dozen  can  you  spare  — lmu 

How  many  fathoms? mtv 

How  many  feet? mve 

How  many  feet  at  low  water? kvf 

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? RTP 

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? Ix'J? 

How  many  tons  do  you  take? xuv 

How   many    torpedo  boats  passed   in 

sight? gtk 

How  many  were  killed? qam 

How  many  wounded? Zffl 

In  how  many  minutes? RVD 

It  is  dangerous  to  allow  too  many  people 

onboard  at  once GB 

Many  expected mno 


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MANY— MAST. 


RKM 

RKN 

RKO 

REP 

RKQ 
RKS 

RET 

REU 

RKV 

RKW 
RKX 
RKY 

RKZ 

RLA 

RLB 


RLC 
RLD 

RLE 
RLF 

RLG 


RLH 


RLI 


RLJ 


Many — Continued. 
Many  minutes. 
Many  sick -- wbe 

■Many  wounded. 

Much,  or,  Many  less QNM 

— Much,  or,  Many  more. 

Not  a  great  many ohm 

— Not  so  many — as  — . 

Passed  a  good  many  vessels too 

— So  many  (or,  much). 
—Too  many  (or,  much). 

Map-ped-ing. 

Marble. 

March. 
About  March  the  — czq 

— Beginning  of  March. 
— End  of  March. 
— Next  March. 

Mare. 


-QKX 


-GPL 

-OBE 


Margin-al. 
Leave  a  good  margin. 

Marine. 

Marine  Board  ... 

Marine  glue 

— Marine  soap. 

— Mercantile  Marine. 


Mariner. 
•Shipwrecked  Mariners'  Society. 

Maritime. 
Commissaire  d'Inscription  maritime, 

jey 

Inscription  maritime . ply 

Inscrit  maritime plz 

Prefet  maritime tsg 

Mark.     (Coin)  . auh 


Mark-ed-ing. 
Are  there  any  alterations  in  the  lights 

(or,  marks) ^..ecb 

Are. there  any  lights  (or,  landmarks)? 

QEA 

Buoy,  or,  Mark  is  not  in  its  proper 
position LO 

Buoy,  or,  Mark  does  not  appear  to  be  in 

its  proper  position hmg 

— Can  see  the  mark  (or,  beacon). 

Can  you  give  me  a  leading  mark  (or, 
direction)  for  making  the  land  here- 
abouts (or  at  place  indicated)1! pw 

Can  you  make  out  the  leading  marks? 

QJO 

Can  you  see  the  mark  (or,  beacon)  ?.gae 
Can  not  see  the  mark. 

Do  you  know  the  leading  mark? qbv 

High- water  mark yvf 

How  does  the  mark  (beacon,  or,  buoy) 

bear? gah 

How  must  I  bring  the  beacon  (buoy,  or, 

mark)  to  bear? -Gai 

I  do  not  think  marks  (or,  buoys)  can 

be  in  their  proper  positions hmk 


RLK 
RLM 


RLN 


RLO 
RLP 


RLQ 

RLS 
RLT 

RLU 


RLV 
RLW 

RLX 
RLY 

RLZ 
RMA 
RMB 
RMC 


Mark— Continued. 
Is  there  a  buoy  (or,  mark)  on  shoal  (or, 

on—)? BMO 

Is  there  any  alteration  of  marks?. .  _hcm 

Landmark QEZ 

Leading  mark QJP 

Low-water  mark rbu 

— Marked  in  feet. 

— Marks  are  all  gone.    There  are  no  marks 

(or,  buoys). 

They  have  a  buoy  (or,  mark)  on  — _hmw 

— Trade-mark. 

What,  or,  Which  are  the  leading  marks? 

•  QJS 

What  are  the  leading  marks  for  crossing 

the  bar? -.- fwo 

What  are  the  marks? zcb 

What  bearing  shall  I  keep  the  light  (or, 

landmark)  on? QP 

What  brand  (or,  trade-mark)? hdy 

Market. 

— How  are  the  markets? 
Is  there  any  alteration  in  the  market? 

ECN 

— Market  place. 
Markets  are  very  bad  (very  low)  .-.prs 

Marline  spike. 

Marquis.    Marchioness. 

Marry-ied-ing-iage. 

Certificate  of  marriage ras 

Registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  mar- 
riages  -- GLI 

Marsh.    (Morass)  Rzs 

Marshal. 
Provost  Marshal uap 

Martial. 

Court-martial JZY 

Martial  law - QIN 

Martingale. 

Mask-ed-ing. 
Masked  battery pyo 


Mason-ic-ry. 

Mass.     (Divine  Service.) 

Massacre-d-ing. 

Mast. 

After  cutting  away  her  masts khd 

After,  or,  Jigger  masts drc 

Can  I  get  a  spar  for  —  mast — at  — ?.nyh 

Can  you  rig  a  jury  mast? vw 

Cut  away  the  mizzen  mast rwn 

Cut  away  your  masts kj 

Damaged,   or,   Sprung  mast;    can  not 

carry  sail bh 

Do  not  cut  away  your  masts khm 

Fifth  mast mxo 

First  mast nay 

Five-masted  ship mxp 

Foremast njy 


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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 fxq 

Four-masted  schooner npc 

Four-masted  ship npd 

Fourth  mast npe 

Fourth-mast  chains ije 

Half-mast  your  ensign - mel 

Have,  or,  Has  been  dismasted lew 

Hoist  masthead  flags owe 

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 ROD 

Mainmast egk 

Mainmast  sprung bgl 

Maintopgallantmast egz 

Main  topmast ehc 

— Mast-ed-ing.    To  mast. 

— Masthead.    At  masthead. 

—Masthead  lantern  (or,  light,  or,  lamp). 

— Mast  is  secured. 

— Mast  rope. 

Mizzenmast ewq 

Mizzen  topgallant  mast  -  - Rwv 

Mizzen  topmast ewz 

Second  mast vmd 

Sprung;  or,  Seriously  damaged  a  lower 

mast RCJ 

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 xvw 

Under  jury  masts kmd 

Vessel  seen(or,  indicated) lost  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 fzq 

Captain,  or,  Master  (Mercantile  Marine), 

HWQ 

Harbor  master,   Captain  of  the  port, 

HWS 

Harbor  master's  office omy 

Postmaster,  or,  Post-office  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 J^-T 


RMN 
RMO 
RMP 

RMQ 
RMS 

RMT 


EMU 

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 

Material-ly. 
Are  you,  or,  Is  — (vessel  indicated)  mate- 
rially damaged  (or,  injured)  ? ao 

Have  you  materials  for  stopping  the 

leak? QJW 

— Have  you  the  materials? 
Is  vessel  specified,  or,  Are  you  materially 

injured? ao 

— Materials — for  — . 

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 Qwe 

Money  matters ...eyd 

— What  is  the  matter? 

Matting.    (See  also  Mat) eml 

Matteess. 

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  of  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 


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ME— MEN. 


RNK 


RNL 


RNM 
RNO 
RNP 


RNQ 
RNS 
RNT 


RNU 


RNV 


RNW 

RNX 
RNY 
RNZ 


Me — Continued, 

Let  me  (my,  mine) qnu 

Me  by bkd 

Me  to cef 

Me  with -Ceg 

Of  me  (my,  mine) cgo 

On  me  (my,  mine) CGZ 

To  me  (my,  mine) CNW 

With  me  (my,  mine) cwh 

Meal. 
During  meal  hours ..lpo 

Indian  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 hkg 

— What  do  you  mean? 

Mean.    The  mean. 

In  the  meantime  (meanwhile) rnx 

— Mean  time. 
My  chronometer  is  fast  on  Greenwich 

(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time or 

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 dyk 

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  op  British  and 
Foreign  Measures,  pages  51  to  54.) 
Cubic,  or,  Solid  measure  (page  52)  .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 
ROG 


ROH 

ROI 

ROJ 

ROK 

ROL 

ROM 

RON 


ROP 
ROQ 
ROS 
ROU 


ROV 
ROW 


ROX 
ROY 

ROZ 

RPA 

RPB 
RPC 
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 nqw 

Frozen  meat nqa 

Frozen  meat  cargo hzb 

Preserved  meat *. tuk 

Salt  meat  *. vpu 

Mechanic-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   EGL 

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- yl 

Medicine-al-ly. 
Medicine  chest iom 

Medicines  have  run  short. 

Meet-ing.     (See  also  Met.) 
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  Congress jpa 

Memorandum.    Memo. 
Admiral's,  or,  Senior  officer's  memo.DLC 
Admiralty  memo dlu 

Memory-able. 

Men.     (See  also  Man.  ) 

Armed  men  not  allowed  to  land euv 

Have  men  for. 


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RPE 

RPF 

RPG 

RPH 

RPI 

RPJ 

RPK 

RPL 
RPM 


RPN 

RPO 
RPQ 

RPS 

RPT 

RPU 

RPV 
RPW 


RPX 
RPY 
RPZ 


RQA 


Men — Continued. 

Have  you  men  enough? mdk 

How  many  men? eki 

•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 
Man-of-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  ..tcr 
— Vessel  looks  like  a  man-of-war. 

"What  men-of-war  did  you  leave  at  — , 

QLR 

Mend-ed-ing. 

Mention-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 edw 

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  dik 

Merchant  steamer - RPZ 

Merchant  Vessels  of  the  United  States, 
List  of* QVJ 

*  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  Greenwich 
(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time gr 

My  chronometer  is  slow  of  Greenwich 
(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 2°  20'  15"=0h.  9m.  21s 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 ,.vmi 


tSee  note  to  Greenwich,  page  258. 


312 


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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  writing  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  the  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 xmp 

A  good  method  (or,  plan) 

-      ODS 

Telegraphic  message xln 

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 

RST 

— Metric-al. 

much  that  it  is  unintelligible dar 

RSU 

— Metrical  System. 
Square  meter  (square  measure) * 

---AXK 

RQT 

Messenger. 

RQU 

— By  messenger 

RSV 

Metropolis-itan. 

RQV 

Messrs. 
Messrs.  —  and  Co jgk 

RSW 

Mexican.    Mexican  Colors. 

-~ 

RSX 

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. 

SSY 

report  their  names  (or,  nation)  -_vnm 
—Met  her  off  (or,  in)  — . 

About  mid-channel 

CZS 

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  — . 

RSC 

— 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 -- 

FIJ 

Meteorological  log  book gza 

RTI 

— Before  midnight. 

Meteorological  Office  reports  depression 

approaching  from  the  — etp 

RTJ 

Midshipman. 

Meteorological  Office  reports  gale  ap-- 

proaching  from  the  —  - etq 

Midships 

RSZ 

RSP    , 

— Meteorological  report. 

EFJ 

RSG 

— Meteorological  report  for  to-day  gives 

CALM. 

— Meteorological  report  for  to-day  gives 

RTK 

— Midship  section. 

RSH 

RTL 

Midsummer. 

moderate  winds  from  —  (direction 

, 

indicated). 

RTM 

Midway. 

RSI 

— Meteorological  report  for  to-day  gives 

strong  winds  from —  (direction  indi- 
cated). 
—Meteorological  report  for  to-day  gives 

Might.    (See  Could). , 

CEI 

RSJ 

Mule.     (Measure  of  length) 

AWG 

winds  variable  from  —  (direction 

indicated). 

Mil.     (Danish  measure  of  length) 

---AWK 

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313 


MIL— MINUTE. 


RTN 
BTO 


RTP 

RTQ 

RTS 


RTU 

RTV 

RTW 

RTX 

RTY 

RTZ 

RUA 

RUB 

RUC 

RUD 

RUE 

RUF 

RUG 

RUH 


RUI 

RUJ 
RUK 


Mil.    (Swedish  measure  of  length)  -  -  -  awl 

Mil.     ( Turkish  measure  of  length) .  .aws 

Mild-ly-ness. 

Mildew. 

Mile.     (English  Statute) ...'._. awn 

English    geographical    (or,    nautical) 
mile awo 

English  statute  mile awn 

Geog'aphical  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 kfy 

Current  will  run  very  strong  (indicate 

miles  per  hour  if  necessary) kgb 

How  many    miles   an   hour    are    you 

going? rkj 

— How  many  miles  nn  hour  can  you  (or 

vessel  indicated)  go? 
— How  many  milos  from  —  ? 
— I  shall  go  —  miles. 
I  shall  go  about  —  miles  an  hour  till 

daylight kni 

Keep  vessel  going  about  —  miles  an 

hour.--. pze 

Miles  from  (or,  distant) LGi 

Military. 

— Have  military  stores  on  board. 

— Is  there  any  military  news? 

— Military  invalid. 

— Military  officers. 

— 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) bav 

Milligramme.  (Measure  of  weight) -_b aw 

Milliliter.    (Measure  of  capacity)  - . azg 

Millimeter.  ( Measure  of  length)  -  - .  awp 
Cubic  Millimeter  (Cubic  Measure) -_zno 
Square  millimeter  (Square  measure)  -  axy 

Million-th. 

Milreis.     (Coin) aui 

Mind-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 
RVB 


RVC 
RVD 


RVE 


MlNE-D-ING.      TO  MINE. 

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 

Coalmine iwq 

Countermine-d-ing jyq 

Countermining  launch jyr 

Do  not  approach  the  coast  because  it  is 

mined etn 

Electric  mine ..lva 

Electro  contact  mine lvp 

Floating  mine nfc 

Gold  mine odm 

Ground  mine OiG 

Illuminate-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 rod 

—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-try. 
Change  of  ministry IRQ 

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.   Jh  a  few  minutes. 
— In  how  many  minutes? 
Making  —  (number  to  follow)  revolu- 
tions per  minute uwj 

Many  minutes RKM 

Minute  gun OKG 

Minute  guns  firing  in  —  (direction  indi- 
cated)   OKH 

Minute  guns  firing  last  night  in — (quar- 
ter indicated) OKI 

Minutes  of  latitude qhv 

Minutes  of  longitude qze 

— Minutes  of  time. 


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Part  II. 


MIRAGE— MONASTERY. 

RVF 

Mirage. 

RWL 

MlX-ED-ING. 

RVG 

MlSCALCULATE-D-ING-ION. 

RWM 
RWN 

MlZZEN  TOP. 

—Cut  away  the  mizenmast. 

RVH 

MISCARRIAGE. 

RWO 

Keep  the  mizen  topsail  shivering 
— Lower  mizen  topsail  yard. 

--PZK 

RVI 

MlSCARRY-IED.      TO  MISCARRY. 

9 

RWP 

Mizzen  chains 

UT 

— Mizzen  course. 

RVJ 

MlSOELLANEOUS-LY. 

RWQ 

— Mizzenmast. 

Miscellaneous  cargo . 

.     HZI 

RWS 
RWT 

— Mizzen  rigging. 
— Mizzen  royal. 

RVK  . 

MlSCONDUCT-ED-ING. 

RWU 
RWV 

— Mizzen  royal  yard. 

— Mizzen  topgallant  mast. 

— Mizzen  topgallant  sail. 

RVL 

Misdemeanor. 

RWX 

RWY 

— Mizzen  topgallant  yard. 

RVM 

Misfortune. 

RWZ 
RXA 

— Mizzen  topmast. 

— Mizzen  topmast  staysail. 

RVN 

Mislead-ing-led.                      t 

RXB 
RXC 

— Mizzen  topsail. 

— Mizzen  topsail  yard. 

RVO 

MlSMANAGE-D-INO-MENT. 

Mna.     ( Measure  of  weight) 

BAX    . 

RVP 

MlSFLACE-D-ING-MENT. 

RXD 

Moat. 

RVQ 

MlSPRINT-ED. 

RXE 

Mob. 

RVS 

Misrepresent-  ed-ing-ation. 

RXP 

Mobilize-d-ing.    To  mobilize. 

RVT 

Miss.     (Title.) 

RXG 

Mobilization. 

RVTT 

Miss-ed-ing.    To  miss. 

Any  missing 

EPC 

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. 

HMT 

imp 

Missed  the  mail 

--RPS 

I  shall  weigh  as  soon  as  the  weather 

Missed  the  mark,  or,  Passed  the 

port 

moderates  (or,  permits) 

...zo 

MFV 

RXJ 

— If  weather  moderates. 

RWA 

— None  missing. 

RXK 

— Moderate  breeze. 

.-VSQ 

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 

EWC 

MlST-Y. 

RXO 

— With  moderate-ion. 

RWD 

Mistake-en-ing.    Mistook. 

Anymistake? _     

-EPD 

RXP 

MODIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. 

Be  sure  and  make  no  mistake 

RHY 

-MYP 

Mohammedan 

Make-ing,  Made  mistake 

RIK 

RWE 

— Mistake.     (A  mistake. ) 
Mistake  has  been  made 

-B.EH 

RXQ 

Moist-ure. 

RWF 

— No  mistake. 

RXS 

Molasses. 

RWG 

— There  is  some  mistake. 

• 

RXT 

Mole. 

RWH 

Mister.    Mr.  — . 

Alongside  the  mole 

.EAIT 

Mister — ,  junior 

.PXB 

Inside  the  mole 

pml 

RWI 

Mistress.    Mrs. 

RXU 

Molten. 

Mistrust-ed-ing.     (Distrust. ) 

.LHP 

RXV 

Moment- ary-arily-ous. 
I  expect  every  moment 

mjl 

RWJ 

MlSUNDERSTAND-ING. 

I  expect  your  orders  every  moment 

.mnl 

RWK 

— Misunderstood. 

I  shall  weigh  the  moment  the  breeze 

You  have  misunderstood  the  signal 
Mithkal.     (Coin.) 

.WDR 
-AUJ 

RXW 

springs  up 

J 

Monastery-ic. 

Part  II. 


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315 


MONDAY- 

MORNING. 

EXY 

MONDAY. 

Moor —  Continued. 

RXZ 

— Before  Monday. 

RZJ 

— Moor  head  and  stern. 

Last  Monday--- 

-QGD 

Mooring  chain uu 

RYA 

— Monday  morning. 

RZK 

—Mooring  swivel. 

RYB 

— Monday  night. 

RZL 

— Moorings. 

RYC 

— Next  Monday. 

Safely  moored ..vdg 

Shall  you  moor?.- rzp 

Money... _ 

RZM 

— Take  mooring  swivel  off. 

Note. — See  Table  of  United  States 

There  are  moorings  on — (bearing  indi- 

and Foreign  Moneys,  pages  47- 

-50. 

RZN 

cated)    EL 

— When  moored. 

Advance-d-ing.     To  advance  (money), 

RZO 

— You  must  moor ;  it  is  not  safe  otherwise. 

Bank  note,  or,  Paper  money. 

--ASV 

RZP 

Moor-ish.    Morocco.    Moorish  Colors. 

RYD 

— Money  matters. 
Paper  money,  or,  Bank  notes 

..ASV 

RZQ 

Moral-ity. 

RYE 

— Public  money. 
Want  money 

YTW 

RZS 
RZT 

Morass. 
More. 

RYF 

Monitor. 

A  little  more qvt 

Affairs  appear  more  settled  (look  more 

RYG 

Monkey. 

peaceful) doz 

Affairs  look  more  unsettled . .    dpb 

RYH 

MONOPOLY-IZE-D-ING-IST. 

Anymore _  epf 

Anything  further eqj 

RYI 

Monsoon. 

Can  not  pay  any  more  .  ..     --_  _  .ten 

Against  the  monsoon 

..DSF 

Driving ;  I  can  veer  no  more  cable ;  no 

RYJ 

— During  the  monsoon  (or,  trades). 

more  anchors  to  let  go nk 

RYK 

— Had  the  monsoon  (or,  trade  •winds)  set 

Have  you  room  for  more  cargo? iar 

in? 

How  many  (or,  much)  more? rkl 

RYL 

— Next  monsoon. 

r 

I  have  no  more  anchors  to  let  go.-    eip 

RYM 

— Where  did  you  tall  in  with  the  trade 

Keep  more  away pyw 

(or,  monsoon)? 

Keep  more  to  leeward pyx 

Where  did  you  lose  the  trade  (or, 

mon- 

Keep  more  to  port pyz 

soon? 

RBI 

Keep  more  to  starboard pza 

Keep  more  to  windward pzb 

RYN 

Monster-ous-ly. 

Keep  more  toward  the  shore pzo 

Make  more  sail  — .     Set  your  — ril 

RYO 

Montenegro-in.    Montenegrin  Colors. 

More  hands  are  required — at  — ome 

More  rain  than  wind  ._ zev 

RYP 

Montevideo- an.     (See  Uruguay.) 

RZU 

More  scope vjp 

— More  than. 

RYQ 

Month.    This  month. 

Much,  or,  Many  more rko 

RYS 

— In  the  month  of  — . 

Must  take  in  more  ballast fts 

Last  month 

-QGE 

RZV 

— No  more.     Nothing  more. 

RYU 

— Monthly. 

Send  more vpz 

Month's  advance 

-DNG 

RZW 

— Some  more. 

Months  ago 

-DTM 

Steer  more  to  port.     (To  be  kept  flying 

.SHX 

until  course  is  sufficiently  altered)  .mj 

On  the  —  day  of  the  month 

-KNQ 

Steer  more  to  starboard.    ( To  be  kept  fly- 

RYV 

— This  month. 

ing  until   course   is    sufficiently    al- 
tered)     MK 

RYW 

Moon. 

Veer  more  cable ku 

First  quarter  of  the  moon 

_NBF 

RZX 

—  Want  more  support. 

NSP 
-QGH 

When  more  moderate  ._  .       .   rxn 

Last  quarter  of  the  moon 

RYX 

— Moonlight. 

RZY 

Morning.    In  the  morning. 

RYZ  ' 

— New  moon. 

Every  morning miy 

RZA 

— No  moon. 

Friday  morning _nrj 

RZB 

— "We  shall  have  moonlight. 

Monday  morning _rya 

RZC 

— -When  moon  goes  down. 

Morning  after drs 

RZD 

— When  moon  rises. 

SAB 

SAC 

— Morning  before. 
— Morning  watch. 

RZE 

MOOR-ED-ING — WITH.      To  MOOR. 

Saturday  morning vhw 

RZF 

— Do  you  moor?  or,  Shall  you  moor? 

Sunday  morning  .    ..          xea 

Driven,  or,  Broke  from  her  moorings, 

SAD 

— This  morning. 

HJT 

Thursday  morning .  xru 

RZG 

— I  have  picked  up  moorings. 

SAE 

— To-morrow  morning. 

RZH 

— I  shall  moor. 

Tuesday  morning ■_ ydk 

RZI 

— I  shall  not  moor. 

Wednesday  morning zai 

In  anchoring  look  out  for  moorings 

I.EIW 

SAF 

— Yesterday  morning. 

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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 

SBP 


SBG 
SBH 
SBI 

SBJ 


Morphia. 

Morrow.    To-morrow xuo 

— Before  to-morrow. 

The  day  after  to-morrow drv 

To-morrow  afternoon drz 

To-morrow  morning sae 

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 ftp 

— Mortar  for  throwing  a  line. 
— Mortar  vessel. 

Mortgage-d-ing-r-e. 

mortify-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  mostly  been  — zfp 

Mother-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  measure) !  _  _  _ axq 

mould-ed-ing. 

Mound. 

Mount-ed-ing.    To  mount. 
How  many  guns  do  you  mount?  ...rkg 
Mounted  escort ....mho 

Mount  ain-ous. 


SBK 
SBL 

SBM 


SBN 
SBO 
SBP 


SBQ 


SBR 


SBT 


SBU 


-OHX 


Mourn-ed-ing.     (Grieve) . 
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 rwh 

Mr.  — ,  junior __. pxb 

Mrs.  — ___rwi 

Much. 

As  much — as ...faz 

As  much  as  can  be  taken fba 

As  much  (or,  many)  as  possible fay 

Can  not  gain  much nvl 

— How  much? 

How  much  longer? qyr 

How  much  (or,  many)  more? rkl 

It  will  not  avail  much foj 

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  lpnger' 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 ur 

Much  tired  (or,  fatigued) mtx 

Much  to  blame gmh 

Much  worse zig 

— Not  much. 

Not  much  longer qyw 

Not  much  loss _. rba 

Not  much  sea. _• us 

Not  much  wanted ytp 

Quite  as  much  as ufq 

So  much  (or,  many) rkq 

Take  as  much  as xjk 

Too  much  (or,  many) rks 

Too  much  scope vjq 

Too  much  sea uv 

Too  much  strain  on — wyi 

Too  much  surf xfu 

Too  much  swell 


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317 


MUCH— MUST. 


SBV 
SBW 


SBX 

SBY 
SBZ 
SCA 
SCB 
SCD 
SCK 
SCF 

SCG 

SCH 

SCI 

SCJ 

SCK 

SCL 

SCM 

SCN 

SCO 


SCP 
SCQ 


SCR 


SCT 


Much — Continued. 
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-ing. 

Mug. 

Mulatto. 

mule-teer. 

Multiple. 

multiply-ied-ing-ication. 

Multitubular. 
Multitubular  boile:/ gxf 

Mumps. 

Municipal-ity. 

Muntz's   metal.     (Number  of  sheets  to 
follow) RSC 

Murder-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-ian. 

Musket,  Small  arms,  etc evd 

— Musket  shot. 

—Send  muskets  (rifles)  to  party  on  shore. 
You  are  within  musket  (or,  rifle)  range, 

uia 

Muslin. 

Musquito sav 

Mussulman. 

Must - cej 

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

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) must  be 7buz 

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 

I  must  not  -_ 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 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  ...T .ceq 

Must  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

indicated)^ cer 

Must  his  (her-s,  it-s)? ces 

Must  I  (my,  mine)? CET 

Must  I  go? ocw 

Must  I  send? vpk 

Must  leave QLi 

Must  not lceu 

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  (our-s)? cfd 

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 cfl 

You  must  not  be _._bjg 

You  must  not  (or,  can  not)  make  any 

excuse mli 


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Part  II. 


MUSTARD— NATION. 


SOU 

scv 

sew 

sex 

SCY 

scz 

SDA 
SDB 


SDC 
SDE 


SDF 


Roster 


Mustard. 

muster-ed-ing. 
Muster  book  (or,  roll). 

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 

After  my  (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) cdk 

Let  my  (me,  mine) qnu 

Mustmy  (I,  mine)? Cet 

Need  my  (I,  mine)? ,.-.ceh 

Not  my  (I,  mine) CPU 

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)?  _-CJQ 

That  my  (I,  mine} cld 

To  my  (me,  mine).-... — osw 

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 

M yriametre.   ( 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 
SDB 


SDT 


SDU 
SDV 


SDX 

SDY 
SDZ 

SEA 


SEB 


SEC 


N.   (Letter. )   (For  new  method  of  spelling, 

see  page  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  stern wur 

— Name  unknown. 
— Name  will  be  spelt. 

No  name  on  the  bow .hcm 

No  name  on  the  stern 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? -_va 

— What  is  your  name? 
Your  name  is  not  on  my  list ;  spell  it 
alphabetically   (or,    by    alphabetical 
table,  page  15) ebq 

Nameless. 

Namely. 


SDW     Naphtha. 


Napoleon,  or,  Louis.    (Coin) auf 

Narrate-d-ing-ive. 

Narrow  -ly-ness. 

— In  the  narrow  part  of  the. 
Narrow-ly  escape-d mgz 

— Not  very  narrow. 
The  channel  (or,  fairway)  is  narrow-lLE 
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 QLM 

— What  nation  do  you   (or  vessel  indi- 
cated) belong  to? 


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319- 


NATIVE— NEAT'S. 


SED 

SEF 

SEG 

SEH 
SEI 

SEJ 
SEK 


SEL 
SEM 


SEN 
SEO 

SEP 

SEQ 
SEE 

SET 
SEU 

SEV 
SEW 


SEX 


SEY 


SEZ 
SFA 


SPB 


Native-ity. 

Native  craft kba 

Native  crew kdo 

— Native  troops. 
Natives  do  not  like  ships  watering  with- 
out payment ywq 

— Vessel  seen  (or,  indicated)  is  a  native 
craft. 

Naturalize-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? 
Whatsis  the  nature  of  the  bottom?  or, 
What  kind  of  bottom  have  (or,  had) 
you HBK 

Nautical-ly. 
Have  you  the  Nautical  Almanac  for  the 
current  year  (or  year  indicated)1*.  .rq 
Nautical  Almanac dzw 

Nautical  mile,,  or,  Knot awo 

Naval.     (See  also  Navy.)    Belonging 
to  the  Navy. 

— Is  there  any  naval  news? 

Lieutenant  in  the  Naval  Reserve?  .qpx 

Naval  and  military  news rue 

Naval  brigade.     Brigade  of  seamen.HlA 

— Naval  court. 

—Navy  Department. 
Naval  depot ktjr 

— Naval  invalid. 
Naval  manoeuvres RJV 

— Naval  officer. 

— Naval  prison-er. 

— Naval  Reserve.   (Royal  Naval  Reserve. ) 

— Naval  Reserve  officer.     Officer  of  the 
Royal  Naval  Reserve. 

— Naval  station. 

— Naval  store. 

Naval  Reserve  ensign meq 

Sublieutenant  in  the  Royal  Naval  Re- 
serve  Q?z 

Navigate-d-ing. 
Beware  of  derelict;  dangerous  to  navi- 
gation  JE 

Derelict  reported  passed  on  —  in  lati- 
tude — ,  longitude  — ;  dangerous  to 

navigation kvr 

Have  you  a  book  of  Navigation  Tables? 

rn 
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  dik. 

— Navigation  Tables. 
Passed  a  derelict  vessel  apparently  in 
good,  condition ;  hull  well  out  of  the 
water ;  dangerous  to  navigation  -Kvs 


SEO 


SFD 
SPE 

SFG 


SFH 


SFI 


SFJ 
SFK 

SFL 
SFM 
SFN 


SFO 


SFP 
SFQ 
SFR 


Navigate — Continued. 
Person  to  navigate  -- 


Navy  (Royal,  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 RPX 

Naval „- sel 

United  States,  Royal,  or,  StateNavy.SFC 

United  States,  Royal,  or,  State  Navy 

List,  or,  Register QVM 

Neap  tide.. 

— Vessel  indicated  will  be  neaped. 

Near-ed-ing.    To  near. 
Ammunition  is  nearly  expended  — efr 

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  _ — ....pyc 

— 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 pze 

— Much  nearer. 
Must  be  nearing  the  land.     Near  the 

land  ..., QEP 

Near-ly  enough mdp 

Near  the  buoy hmu 

Near  the  engine  room mbr 

Near  the  land Qep 

— Near  the  point. 
— Near  the  rocks. 

Near  to  — .     (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 

Too  close  (or,  near) -• ivj 

Very  near-ly ypl 

— You  are  too  near  the  rocks. 

Neat-ly-ness-er-est. 

Neat's-foot  Oil. 


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Part  II. 


NECESSARY— NEWS. 


SFT 


SFU 
SPV 


SFW 
SFX 
SFY 


SFZ 
SGA 

SGB 

SGC 

SGD 

SGE 

SGF 
SGH 

SGI 

SGJ 

SGK 
SGL 

SGM 

SGN 

SGO 

SGP 

SGQ 
SGR 

SGT 

SGU 
SGV 


Necessary. 

Absolutely  necessary dbi 

Amputation  necessary egs 

Complete  refit  necessary jkm 

Consider  it  (or,  them)  necessary  __.jqh 

Despatch  is  necessary. jk 

Have  you  (or  persons  indicated)  the 
necessary  certificates  (or,  credentials)? 

IHZ 

— I  do  not  think  it  necessary. 

— If  necessary,  or,  If  you  think  it  neces- 
sary. 
Is  it  necessary  (i.  e.,  does  the  navigation 
require  me)  to  take  a  pilot? sey 

— It  was  necessary. 

— It  will  be  necessary. 

—Necessary  papers. 

Pilot  not  necessary tjl 

Regular  survey  necessary uoc 

Repairs  necessary. ure 

Scarcely  necessary viu 

— Will  it  be  necessary — to  (or,  for)? 

Necessity. 
Any  necessity  for? epg 

In  case  of  necessity  (or,  accident)  ...bp 
— No  necessity  of  —  for  — . 

Under  the  necessity  of yhl 

Will  prevent  the  necessity  of tvn 

Neck.    (Part  of  body. ) 

Need-ed. 

— In  need  (or,  want)  of. 

Need  be bgy 

Need  be  under  no  anxiety  about eoj 

Need  I  (my,  mine) ceh 

Need  not  be bgz 

— Need  not  fear. 
Need  not  interfere pql 

Needle. 

Magnetic  needle __req 

Twine,  needles,  and  palms  for  repairing 
sails . YFN 

Negative-d-ing.    Negation. 
Answered  negatively ems 

No,  or,  Negative  _D,  or,  Code  Flag  over  d 

Neglect-ed-ing-ful-ly. 

Agreat  neglect  of  duty ..lqd 

— By  some  neglect. 
— Do  not  neglect. 

Great  neglect ..- ohe 

— Have,  or.  Has  been  neglected. 

Neglect  of  duty lqe 

Negligent-ly-ce. 

Negotiate-d-ing-ion-ble-or. 

Negro. 

Neighbor-hood. 
In  the  neighborhood  of  — . 

Neither — of. 
— Neither  of  them. 
■ — Neither  of  us. 
Neither  seen  nor  heard orm 


SGW 
SGX 


SGY 


SGZ 


SHA 

SHB 

SHC 


SHD 
SHE 

SHF 

SHG 


SHI 


SHJ 


SHE 


SHL 


SHM 


Nest. 
Crow's  nest  - — kes 

Net-ted-ting. 

All  nets  lost - dxp 

Boom  for  torpedo  net-- gzy 

Both  booms  with  nets  lost -  -  gzo 

Defence  net  - kri 

Fishing  net nbw 

Hammock  netting olu 

Jib  net --Pvo 

— Net  obstruction. 

One  boom  with  net  lost gzu 

One  net  lost rbc 

Torpedo  net xwv 

Two  (or  number  indicated)  nets  lost, 
I  rbd 

Nett. 
Nett  weight . zbf 

Neuter-ral-ity. 

Neutral  colors  (or,  ensign) mer 

— Neutral  port. 

— Neutral  vessel.    Vessel  is  a  neutral. 

Port  is  neutral tos 

Never. 

— Never  mind. 

Nevertheless. 

New-er-est-ly. 

A  new  establishment mhk 

Bend  anew  sail vds 

Fitting  new  propeller nco 

Laid  up  to  have  a  new  boiler  put  in-Qlu 

Must  have  a  new  boiler gxh 

Must  have  a  new  shaft vti 

New  boiler  had  (or,  has)  been  put  in, 

GXI 

New  book gzo 

New  moon ryz 

New  system xic 

Newly -raised  men rph 

News.     (See  also  Account.) 

Any  news — of? eph 

Any  news  of  my  family? epi 

Any  news  of  the — mail? epj 

Bad  news — of frh 

Good  news— of — oea 

Have  you  any  news  of  recent  date  from 

(or,  about) — ? kmd 

Indifferent  news  (or,  accounts) — of  — , 

dfg 

— Is  the  news  official? 

Is  there  any  mercantile  news? rpt- 

Is  there  any  military  news  ? rtw 

Is  there  any  naval  news? SEM 

— Is  there  any  political  news? 

Latest  news 1. qhf 

Naval  and  military  news rue 

— News  expected  on  — . 

News,  or,  Report  is  confirmed joe 

News,  or,  Report,  or,  Information  is  not 

correct JXC 

Newspaper sho 

No  news— of — sd 

No  news  of  importance pex 

— Political  news. 
Receive-d-ing1  news — of  (or,  from)  _uld 


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NEWS— NINE. 


SHN 


SHO 
SHP 


SHQ 
SHE, 


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 

What  is  the  news  from — ? sf? 

What  will  be  about  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 ui 

Report   me    to   "New  York    Herald" 

Office,  New  York uj 

Report  me    to   "New    York    Herald" 

Office,  Paris UK 

Next. 

By  the  next  ship vxh 

Expected  next  mail mni 

Expected  next  week mnj 

Next  account dfi 

Next  ahead dvo 

Next  April euc 

Next  astern fhp 

Next  August fmd 

Next  autumn '.-FNY 

Next  day.     Dayafter dro 

Next  December kpn 

Next  February mus 

— Next  flood. 

—Next  Friday. 

Next  January puw 

Next  July pwq 

Next  June — pwy 

Next  mail RFT 

Next  March --.rky 

Next  May bnh 

Next  Monday RYO 

Next  monsoon RYL 

— Next  month. 

Next  November skx 

Next  October soj 

Next  of  kin Qau 

Next  opportunity ..sry 

— Next  quarter.    - 

Next  Saturday veto 

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 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? 

RGB 

nlcaragua-n.    nloaraguan  colors. 

Nickel.    Nickel-plated. 

Night. 

Arrived  during  the  night  -  - exw 

As  soon  as  it  is  dark fbm 

At  night fik 

— 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, 

1VF 

If  the  night  is  dark-- klq 

Keep  a  strict  watch  all  night pyj 

Keep  fires  on  the  shore  all  night fzw 

Keep  me  in  sight  during  the  night  .pyv 

Last  night QGF 

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  night  from  her  anchors  -E  jk 

'  Passed  during  the  night tcq 

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? ivk 

Will  you  make  the  land  to-night?,  .qev 

Nine-th-ly. 


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322 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


NINETEEN— NOBTH. 


SIL 
SIN 
SIO 
SIP 


SIQ 
SIE 


NlNETEEN-TH. 
NlP-PED-PING. 

Freshen  the  nip nre 

— Nipper. 

NlTRE-IC-ATE. 

Nitrate  of  potassium  . . . tea 

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 dpk 

No  acquisition dhn 

No  advance dnh 

No  advantage dnu 

No  anchor  left ejf 

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  — fmw 

No  boat  available fg 

No  bgat  could  live . gtw 

No  boat  fit  for  the  work zhv 

No  boat  onboard gtx 

No  bread __ hep 

No  chance  (or,  opportunity) ike 

No  choice ipw 

No  complaint — of jkc 

No  danger klg 

No  difference kzm, 

No  difficulty- lac 

No  doctor  (or,  surgeon) ljx 

No  doctor  (or,  surgeon)  available  -  _wm 

No  doubt.     Doubtless . lmb 

No  expectation— of  — mnr 

No  experience mof 

No  hope oya 

No,  I  can  not __.huz 

No  improvement ...pft 

No  instructions  (or,  orders) pni 

No  intelligence — of pof 

No  interest  in  — pqj 

No  interpreter  available prf 

No  lives  lost qrf 

No  means — of — . rnw 

No  mistake ' rwf 

No  moon rza 

No  more.     Nothing  more rzv 

No  necessity — of  (or,  for) sgb 

No  news — of sd 

No  news  of  importance pex 

No  objection — to  .__ ..smp 

No  one siu 

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 uzq 

No  seamen  to  be  had  .., vlq 

No  surgeon  (or,  doctor) ljx 

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 dfr 

There  is  no  obstruction snl 

There  is  no  risk tjyd 

There  isjio  shelter vwo 

There  wul  be  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       Nose. 


NoKTH-^Conimwed. 
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  NB.  coast  of  — iyg 

On,  or,  At  the  NW.  coast  of  — iyn 

— 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. 


Not , ^.-cfm 

Am  I  not? - bed 

Arn,  Is,  or-,  Are  not beg 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not  able — to cyg 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  not  to  be bfd 

Ain,  Is,  or,  Are  not  to  have bqd 

But  not- - hom 

Can,  or,  May  they  not? bkm 

Cannot,  or,  May  not L__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  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  indicated)  have  been? 

BTN 

Could,  or,  Might  he  (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,  be  done), 

BMD 

Could,  or,  might  not  have bql 

Could,  or,  might  not  have  been bfo 

Could,  or,  Mightnothave  done  (or,  been 

done) bmo 

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,  it.or  persons 

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,  it,  or  persons 

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 


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- 

ca£ed)had(has,  or,  have)not  been.Buo 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 

ca£ed)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,  above) . 
He,  She.lt,  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 bvo 

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  persoms  or  things  indi- 
cated) shall  (or,  will)  not  be bvk 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
cated) should  (or,  wotild)  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 
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 

lean  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 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, 

I  must  not  be -->- bgf 

I  ought  not  to chm 

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)  not ojn 

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 

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) does  (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  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)  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  net 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 cbm 

If  we  were  not cbo 

If  you  are  not cbk, 

If  you  are  not  able  to  — cyn 

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 cdp 

If  you  were  not cdh 

Is,  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 bnd 

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 — dhj 

Not  afloat dqb 

Not  allowed.     Disallow-ed dzl 

Not  always edt 

Not  amiss efl 

Not  amounting  to egk 

Not  any.   Tfone 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 frt 

Not  be  (been,  being) cfn 

Not  before : gdj 

Not  begun  yet gdt 

Not  by cfo 

Not  certain ihm 

Not  classed isg 

Not  clear --ITQ 

Not  come jdk 

Not  commenced .' jev 

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  (her-s,  it-s) 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 mtje 

■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 tjs 

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 ..tjqe 

Not  room  to  wear mb 

Not  safe  to  risk  making  the  land- . . vde 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


325 


NOT. 


Not — 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 cga 

Not  theirs  (they) cge 

Not  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 tjpl 

Not  too  much  to  port tpf 

Not  too  much  to  starboard wqt 

Not  under  command  lights jbc 

Not  under  control JED 

Not  until ylp 

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 chr 

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  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  person-s 

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    J 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,  Willnothave brz 

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  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  persons 

or  things  indicated)  not  do  (or,  be 

done) — bwt 

Shcuid,  or,  Wouldhe  (she,  it,  or  persons 

or  things  indicated)  not  have-_.BWu 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (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, 

CKT 

That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  not  be, 

CKW 

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

That,  07',  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  shall  (or,  will)  not cmw 

There  shall  (or,  will)  not  be_-_----CMX 

There  should  (or,  would)  not cnb 

There  shotild  (or,  would)  not  be cnd 

There  should  (or,  would)  not  have  been, 

CNE 

There  was,  (or,  were)  not cng 

They  are  not bev 

They  can  not  (or,  maynot) 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 bwt 

Was  I  not? oorj 

Was,  or,  Were  not cov 


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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  -. 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 bob. 

We  had  (or,  have)  not bsk 

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 ...bio, 

We  ought  not  to _.cih 

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? >_cpic 

Were  you  not? cpm 

Why  are  you  not?  ., cvb 

Why  can  not  (or,  may  not)? cvd 

Why  could  ( or,  might )  not? cvp 

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? cvu 

You  are  not bez 

You  are  not  able  to  — cyw 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not) bky 

Y6u  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 .. cfl 

You  must  not  be bjg 

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 pjp 


Notary. 


NOTE-D-ING-ATION.      To  NOTE. 

Advance  note dmw 

Bank  note,  or,  Paper  money as v 

Note  (letter) qoc 

— Note  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  (or,  could). 

Nothing  decisive  yet kpv 

Nothing  else lvt 

— Nothing  for  you  (or,  for  — ). 
Nothing  important  by  last  accounts  .del 

Nothing  in  sight vnw 

Nothing  less qnp 

Nothing  more ..I ezw 

— Nothing  particular. 

— Nothing  serious. 

— Nothing  shall. 
Nothing  to  be  depended  upon  beyond 
your  own  resources ■ kum 

— 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 . pin 

Just  now pxl 

Mail  is  now  at  — rfj 

Now  doing. lis 

Nowhere. 

Nozzle. 

Nuisance. 

number-ino.    to  number. 
Numbered. 
A  large  (great)  number  (or,  quantity)— 

of  — OGZ 

A  larger  number  (or,  quantity)— of  — 

than qFm 


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327 


NUMBER— OBEY. 


SLD 
SLE 


SLF 


SLG 


SLH 


SLI 

SLK 

SLJ 


Number— Continued. 
— 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 j. slj 

Official  number* spe 

Shorten   in   cable    to  the   number  of 

shackles  indicated hrp 

Show. the  number  (or,  quantity) — of  — , 

PIA 

Show  your  distinguishing  signal  (num- 
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  op  Meechant  Vessels. 

Numberless. 

Numbers. 


NUMEEAL-ICAL-LY. 

Annul  the  hoist  shown  by  numeral  sig- 
nal  EMI 

Numeral  flag ndj 


SLM 


SLN 

SLO 

SLP 
SLQ 

SLR 

SLT 


SLU 
SLV 


SLW 

SLX 
SLY 
SLZ 

SMA 

SMB 

SMC 

SMD 

SME 
SMP 
SMG 


Numeral — Continued. 
— Numeral  signals  (when  spoken  of).  (For 
use,  seepage^.) 
Numeral  signal  No.  1* 

Cod,e  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  32. 

— Numeral  table.     (Pages  32-34 ) 

Numerous-ly. 

NUN-NEEY. 

— Nun  buoy. 

Nuncio. 

Nurse-d-ing. 
Are  there  any  sick  nurses  to  be  got? .  w  az 
Sick  nurse wbg 

You  had  better  get  a  sick  nurse wbk 

Nut. 

Cocoanut IYX 

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. 


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Part  II. 


OBJECT— OCEAN. 


SMH 

SMI 


SMJ 
SMK 

SML 
SMN 
SMO 
SMP 
SMQ 


SMB 

SMT 
SMU 
SMV 


SMW 

SMX 

SMY 


SMZ 

SNA 
SNB 


SNC 
SND 
SNE 


SNF 


SNG 
SNH 


SNI 
SNJ 


Object. 

— Is  there  any  object? 
Keep  the  two  objects  named  in  one  line, 

QUM 

— Object  is. 

— With  the  object  (or,  view)  of. 

Objection-able. 
— Has  it  been  objected  to? 
— Have  you  any  objection— to? 
— No  objection — to. 
— Objected — to — . 
Objectionable  character ily 

Oblige-d-ing — to.     (See  also  Bound  and 
Compel.) 

— Is  obliged  to  undergo  repairs. 

— Obligation-ory. 

— Obliged  to  be  given  up. 

Obliged  to  cut  away khq 

Obliged  to  discharge lcx 

—Obliged  to  give  it  up. 

— Obliged  to  scud. 
Obliged  to  stop  engines wxh 

— Obliged  to  throw  overboard.' 

Unless  we  are  obliged  .- yjr 

Was,  obliged  to  put  back . .  fqn 

— Will  be  obliged  to. 

—You  will  be  obliged  to. 

— You  will  not  be  obliged  to. 

Obliged — for.    ( Grateful) ogq 

Obolos.    ( Measure  of  weight) baj 

Obscure-d-ing-ity. 

Observatory. 

Observe-d-ing.    To  observe.     (See  also 
See.) 
Dead  reckoning  agrees  with  observa- 

-  tion dtx 

Did  not  observe  (or,  see) vnf 

Did  you  get  an  observation? .  nyr 

Did  you  get  good  observations? rm 

Did  you  observe  (or,  see)? vng 

Good  observations oec 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  observed  (or,  seen). 
Have  you  taken  observations  for  varia- 
tion?  JHS 

I  have  had  no  observation  for  variation 

lately jhv 

Latitude  by  observation— is qhu 

Longitude  by  observation — is qzd 

Night  observation sie 

No  recent  observations.     I  did  not  get 

an  observation _.. rt 

— Observation. 

— Observations  on  the  — . 

Tolerable  observations  -  _ _xum 

When  were  your  last  observations  for 

latitude? QlF 

When  were  your  last  observations  for 
time? --RY 

Obstacle. 

Obstruct-ed-ing-ion. 
Beware  of  boom  (or,  obstruction)  ._gjc 
Boom,  or,  Obstruction  broke  adrift -GZM 


SNK 
SNL 
SNM 
SNO 

SNP 

SNQ 
SNB 


SNT 

SNU 
SNV 


SNW 
SNX 


SNY 
SNZ 


SOA 
SOB 

SOC 

SOD 

SOE 
SOP 


Obstruct — Continued. 
Chain  obstruction _uo 

Channel,  or,  Fairway  is  obstructed.  _ilf 
Floating  obstruction  in  (or,  at) — . .  nfd 

Net  obstruction sgy 

Obstructions  removed uqf 

Remove  obstruction --- -  -  _  uqg 

— Sunken  obstruction  in  (or,  at)—. 

The  channel  is  obstructed  by  a  ship.iLT 
— There  is  no  obstruction.  ■ 

Obtain-ed-ing-able.     (See  also  Get  and 
Procure.  ) 

— Can  be  obtained— at. 

Can  I  obtain  ballast  at  — ? ftp 

Can  labor  be  obtained? qcs 

Can  pratique  be  obtained  at  — ? try 

— Can  you  obtain  (or,  procure)? 
Carpenters  and  caulkers  may  be  ob- 
tained at  — ibu 

Fresh  vegetables  to  be  obtained nrb 

Fruit  is  to-be  obtained  on  ohore . .  -  nse 

— Have,  or,  Has  not  obtained. 

Have  obtained  soundings wkn 

Have  obtained  the  following  informa- 
.  tion  from  — ....ngv 

— Have  you  obtained? 

How  is  your  latitude  obtained? qhn 

I  wish  to  obtain  orders  from  my  owners, 

Mr. — ,  at — sw 

Is  cotton  freight  to  be  obtained?- _.jxw 

—It  is  not  to  be  obtained. 

— It  is  to  be  obtained. 

— Must  obtain  (or,  be  obtained). 
No  fruit  is  to  be  obtained  on  shore  .nsf 
No   intelligence  obtained  from  vessel 

boarded pog 

No  vegetables  to  be  obtained yoi 

— Obtain  all  the  intelligence  possible. 

— Shall,  or,  Will  obtain. 

Shelter  may  be  obtained vwm 

Water  can  readily  bexobtained yws 

Water  can  not  be  obtained yvn 

You  will  have  great  difficulty  in  obtain- 
taining  water laf 


occasional-ly. 

Occasion  -ed-ing.    To  occasion. 
Authority  sufficient  for  the  occasion, 

FMP 

Happened    in   consequence    of.     Occa- 
sioned by jpz 

Occulting  light. 

— Group  occulting  light. 

Occupy-ied-ing-ation. 

Occur-red-ring-rence — on  (or,  to). 

How  did  it  (or,  that)  occur  (or,  happen)? 

omk 

It  frequently  occurs nqt 

— When  did  it  occur? 

Ocean-ic. 

North  Atlantic fjl 

North  Pacific syw 

South  Atlantic  - FJM 

South  Pacific. SYX 


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329 


OCHR— OFF. 


SOG 

SOH 

SOI 

SOJ 


SOK 
SOL 


SOM 


OCHR-EL-GTJERCH.       (Coin) AUK 

Ock.     (Measure  of  weight) baq 

O'clock.     (See  Clock) zng 

October. 

About  October  the  — czu 

— Beginning  of  October. 
—End  of  October. 
— Next  October. 

Op cgm 

By  way  of hps 

In  place  of pna 

Not  of CFW 

Of  course jzw 

Of  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) con 

Of  me  (my,  mine) cgo 

Of  no  importance pez 

Of  our-s  (us) cgp 

Of  that  (this) cgq 

Of  the cgr 

Of  them  (theirs) cgs 

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  — ? 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.-.GWC 

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 ied 

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.. -ope 

Have,  or,  Has  got  off ofg 

Heave-to;  head  offshore lq 

How  far  oft?    What  distance? mta 

lean  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 
SOB, 
SOU 


SOV 


Off—  Continued. 
It  is  likely  you  (or,  vessel  indicated)  will 
be  got  off? ofj 

— Is  she  (vessel  indicated)  off? 
It  is  expected  the  embargo  will  be  taken 

off- - LWJ 

Keep  farther  off  (or,  from) mct 

Keep  off  and  on  and  await  instructions, 

sx 

Lighter  is  coming  off  —  to  you qz 

Maybe  got  off -_ofk 

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)— rqy 

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. 
Off  the  mouth  of  the  river  (or,  — )  _uyj 

Off  the  point tnm 

Off,  or,  From  the  wind nry 

Off  the  wreck zm 

Off  this  port tor 

Pay-ing,  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-- tod 

—Put  off  the  sale. 

Send  the  mate — off -RMS 

Several  vessels  becalmed  off gcj 

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 0PC 

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 


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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-ED  ING-CE.      To  OFFEND. 

Be  careful  not  to  give  offence 


SPG 


' — Offender. 
— Offensive. 


OFFER-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 ui 

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  you  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 ydb 


SPH 


SPI 
SPJ 


SPK 


SPL 
SPM 

SPN 


SPO 


Officer. 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  has  com- 
mands for  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,  or,  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 

you  as  soon  as  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 ios 

Commanding  officer jdy 

Commanding  officer  desires jdz 

Commissioned  officer jfd 

Custom-house  officer kgw 

— Direct  officer  to  — . 

Excise  officer ...mlc 

First  officer nbc 

Foreign  officer nks 

Have  not  seen  the  admiral  (or,  senior 

officer) dlg 

Have  you  seen  the  admiral  (or,  senior 

officer)? DlyH 

Junior  officer pxa 

Medical  officer roj 

Military  officer rty 

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,  i 
Petty,  or,  Non-commissioned  officer.THJ 

Quarantine  officer uef 

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  pf yhi 

What  is  the  name  of  admiral  (or,  senior 

officer)? ...dlo 

Where  is  the  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)  ? 

SJ 


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331 


OFFICES— ON. 


SPQ 


SPR, 
SPT 


SPU 


SPV 


SPW 

SPX 
SPY 
SPZ 


SQB 


SQC 
SQD 


Officer — Continued. 

Where  is  the  commanding  officer? .  _  jei 
1    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... gzd 

— Official  number. 
Officially  confirmed  (or,  certified)  .  .ijf 

—Official  (officer). 

Passed  the  official  inspection tcu 

Post-office  official  (or,  postmaster)  .tqk 
Signal  the  vessel's  official  number — to, 

DV 

Telegraph  clerk  (or,  official) xlz 

Want  official  confirmation joh 

Offing. 
A  good  offing odr 

Cut,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing.     Weigh. 

Wait  for  nothing kw 

— In  the  offing. 
Puttosea.atonce.    Get  an  offing.    Stand 

off MG 

Often. 
As  often  as fbd 

— How  often? 
— Not  often.     Seldom. 
— Not  so  often. 
Very  often ypm 

Ohm.     (Measure  of  electrical  resistance.) 

Oil-ed-ing.     To  OIL. 
Apparatus  for  casting  oil  on  the  sea  to 

quiet  it erf 

Barrel  of  oil fxu 

Calm  the  sea  by  pouring  oil  on  it.  _htn 

Castor  oil iep 

Colza  oil JBZ 

Croton  oil kep 

Gallipoli  oil nwj 

I  am  in  want  of  oil  for  machinery,  .rdtj 

Lamp  oil Qdh 

Linseed  oil ^...qvb 

— Lubricating  oil. 

Mineral  Oil Rux 

Neat's-foot  oil sfr 

-Oily. 

Oil  bag fsk 

Oilcake sqe 

Olive  oil 1 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- vrm 

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—? HYC 

On , —  .CGX 

All  on  board cza 

Bring  on  board gpz 

Bring  on  shore I.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)  onboard-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  fire : nap 


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Part  II. 


ON— OPPORTUNE. 


SQR 


SQT 


SQU 


On — Continued. 

On  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) coy 

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  account -DFR 

On  our-s  (us)  J cha 

On  port  bow hco 

On  shore vzm 

On  starboard  bow.- hop 

On  that chb 

On  the ^— - chd 

On  the  —  day  of  the  month knq 

On  the —  (date  indicated) kmf 

On  the  bar  -.. fvz 

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  bank  in 
descending  the  stream. 

On  the  other svm 

On  the  port  quarter ueq 

On  the  right  bank  of  the  river fvg 

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 vyu 

On  the  starboard  quarter uer 

On  the  way— to yxf 

On  the  wreck .. zrv 

On  them  (theirs)  __-:. che 

On  these  (or,  those) ...  j chf 

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  you-r-s chj 

Run  on  shore vce 

Stand  on mh 

Too  much  strain  on— wyi 

"Was  to  sail  on  the  — veu 

— We  sail  on  the  — . 
"Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  come  on 

board? grf 

"Will  your  surgeon  come  on  board?.. wp 


Once. 
At  once.    Now fin 

I  can  begin  at  once  (or,  on  — ,  date  speci- 
fied)   GDO 

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 fio 

Either  one.     Either lud 

Every  one.    Everybody .' mitt 


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  neeesMry) ,' gtc 

No  one.    Nobody siu 

No  one  hurt-... . pat 

No  one  killed qao 

One  screw  disabled ;  can  work  the  other, 

,  MW 

Only  one  anchor  left EJG 

Onion. 

Only. 

I  have  only  —  days'  provisions to 

I  have  only  —  days'  water .za 

Only  chance  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,  .ofm 

Onward. 

Onze.     (Measure  of  weight) bao 

Ooze-d-ing. 

Open-ed-ing-ly. 

Keep  open  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  — ,  to  fol- 
low, if  necessary) yzh 

Opera. 


.fyd 


Operate-d-ing-ion. 
Base  of  operations 

— Operations  have  commenced. 

Operator-ive. 


Ophthalmia-ic. 

Opinion. 

— In  my  opinion,  or,  My  opinion  is — that — . 

— In  your  opinion. 

"What  is  the  general  opinion? .nxq 

— What  is  your  opinion — of  — ? 

Opium-iate. 
— Opium  trade. 

Opodeldoc. 

Opponent. 

Opportune-ity — to  (or,  for). 
An  opportunity  for  disposing  of  cargo, 

HZQ 
-An  opportunity  for  selling  (or,  disposing 
of)-. 


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333 


OPPORTUNE— ORDER. 


SRW 

SRX 
SRY 


SRZ 
STA 
STB 


STC 
STD 


STE 
STF 
STG 
STH 
ST1 

STJ 
STK 


STL 
STM 


STN 


STO 


STP 
STQ 


Opportune — Continued. 

An  opportunity  for  sending  letters  to 
Europe  (or,  to — )..- _..qod 

Every  opportunity  - , mja 

— Few  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) epk 

Great  opposition — to  (or,  from) ohp 

— Must  oppose. 

— No  opposition.     Unopposed. 
Opposition  majority  or  — khw 

Opposite. 

oppress-ed-in  g-i ve-or. 

Optic-al-ian. 

Option-al-ly. 

Or.                                                       ' 
Or  else lvu 

Orange. 

Order. 

Note.  — 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 v- 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 flh 

Bad  or der .     In  bad  order fri 

— By  your  owner's  orders  ( or, instructions) . 

Call  off  —  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  — ? 

su 


STR 


STU 


STV 


STW 


STX 

STY 


STZ 

SUA 

SUB 

sue 

SUD 

SUE 

SUF 

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 smp 

I  expect  your  orders  every  moment  .mnl 

I  have  instructions  (or,  orders) pnp 

■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 pbr 

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 

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  owner,  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  off  and  oh  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 ...smg 

— 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 — for  — . 

— Out  of  order. 

Owners  desire  me  to  order  you  to  coal 
at  — he 

Owners  desire  me  to  order  you  to  dis- 
charge cargo  first  at — (place  next  indi- 
cated)  SY 


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Part  II. 


ORDER-BOUGHT. 


SUM 
SUN 

suo 


SUP 


SUQ 
SUR 


SUf 
SUV 
SUW 

sux 

SUY 

suz 


SVA 
SVB 


SVC 
SVD 

SVE 


Order — Continued. 

Pay  attention  to  orders -- ...  _  _ flh 

Post-offlce  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  orderB, 

wcp 

Returns  ordered uvr 

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  hieFe  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  off  here  for  orders. 

Want  immediate  orders tk 

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  — tp 

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 


SVF 
SVG 

SVH 
SVI 


SVJ 
SVK 
SVL 


SVM 


SVN 

svo 


SVP 


Ore.     (Coin) ...aul 

Ore. 

Organize-d-ing-ation. 
Fleet  organization nep 

Oriental. 

Origin-al-ly. 
Your  original  orders  are  canceled;   I 
am  directed  to  inform  you  tq  proceed 
to  — .  ..m TH 

Orlop. 

Oscillate-d-ing-ion. 

Other. 
Any  other epl 

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 ._' ifs 

— 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 BVD 

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

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

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  indi- 
■  cated)  oughttobe bvf 

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 bkr 

Ought  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

indicated)  to? chn 

Ought  his  (hers,  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  —  J.......OYP 

Ought  not  to  have cht 

Ough\,  that  (or,  this)? CHU 

Ought  the? •_ .Z4 -  -  -CHV 

Ought  these  (or,  those)? _...---CHW 

Ought  they  to? ^._-CHX 

Ought  to  be chy 

Ought  to  be  able  to  — CYQ 

Ought  to  be  ashamed pev 

Ought  to  do  (or,  be  done) chz 


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OUGHT— OUT. 


SVQ 


SVR 


Ought — Continued. 

Ought  to  have cia 

Ought  we  (our-s)  to? cib 

Ought  you-r-s  to? ...CID 

They  ought  to cib 

They  ought  not  to cif 

They  ought  not  to  be '. bhy 

They  ought  to  be bhx 

"We  ought  to era 

We  ought  not  to era 

What,  or,  Which  ought  to? cqj 

When  ought? crp 

When  ought  I  to  see  (or,  sight)?  ..vod 
When  ought  the  next  mail  to  arrive? 

RGA 

When  ought  the  next  mail  to  leave  ?_rgb 

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  our-s cil, 

Are,  or,  Is  our-s,  or,  Ard  we? bem 

Before  our-s  (us) erst 

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)? cfd 

—Nearly  all  our. 

Not  our-s  (us) cfy 

Of  our-s  (us) __cgp 

On  our-s  (us)  - cha 

Ought  we  (our-s)  to? cib 

Our-s-selves CIN 

Shall,  or,  Will  we  (our-s)? cja 

Should,  or,  Would  we  (our-s)? cjw 

Than  we  (ours) ckj 

That  we  (our-s) clw 

To  ours  (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-ting  out ...ncl 

Go  out  (or,  from) oby 

Good  look-out-... odz 

Have  you  got  out  of  danger? klc 

Help  me  to  lay  out  an  anchor eik 

How  much  cable  have  you  out? hre 

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   out   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  day  break knm 

Look  out  for  a  line  (or,  rocket  line) .  _kf 

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 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 ...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 

Ride  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 

Work  out zhx 

Your  lights  are  out   (or,   want  trim- 
ming). 
Made  by  —  — —         .       —  flashes 
or,  blasts  of  a  steam  iohistle. 


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OUTBOARD— OWNER. 


SWH 
SWI 

SWJ 

SWK 

SWL 

SWM 

SWN 

SWO 

SWP 

SWQ 
SWR 

SWT 


swu 
swv 


swx 

SWY 

swz 

SXA 
SXB 

sxc 


SXD 


SXE 
SXF 
SXG 
SXH 


Outboard. 
Outbreak. 
Outermost swe 

Outfit. 

Outlet. 

Outline. 

Outlying. 

outnumber-ed-ing. 

OUTPORT. 

outrage-d-ing-ous-ly. 

Outrigger. 

— Outrigger  torpedo,  or,  Spar  torpedo. 


Outside. 
Await    outside  the  inspection  of    the 

officials fpb 

How  is  the  wind  outside? zeo 

Outside  berth gfy  I 

Outside  of  limit .-.QUG 

— Outside  of  the. 
— Outside  the  harbor. 
Signal,  or,  I  am  going  to  signal  state  of 
the  weather  outside  (or,  at  — ,  place 

indicated) wde 

What  is  the  weather  outside  (or  at  place 

indicated)^ yzl 

Wind  has  abated  outside zfj 

Wind  has  not  abated  outside zfk 

Outward-ly. 

— Outward  bound. 

Oval. 

Oven. 

Over. 

Is  —  frozen  over? nqb 

Overalls dyq 

— Over  the. 
Put  over udb 

What  is  the  depth  over  the  sill kvh 

—  is  frozen  over nqc 


Overboard. 

Fallen  overboard mrq 

Lost  overboard raw 

Man  overboard br 

Obliged  to  throw  overboard smy 

Want  a  boat ;  man  overboard bt 

Washed  overboard yur 

Overcast. 

Overcharge-d-ing. 

Overdue.  . 

overflow-ed-ing. 


SXI 

SXJ 
SXK 

SXL 
SXM 

SXN 

sxo 

SXP 
SXQ 

SXR 
SXT 
SXU 
SXV 

sxw 

SXY 
SXZ 

SYA 
SYB 

SYC 
SYD 
SYE 
SYF 

SYG 
SYH 


SYI 


OVERHAUL-ED-ING. 

The  engines  must  be  thoroughly  over- 
hauled   mob 

Overhead. 

overheat-ed-ing.  ' 

Furnace  overheated nue 

Guns  overheated okd 

Overland. 

— Overland  mail  leaves  on  the  — . 

Overlap-ped>ping. 

overlay-ing-id. 
You  will  overlay  my  anchor eko 

Overload-  ed-ing. 

overlook-ed-ing. 

Overmast-ed-ing. 

overrule-d-ing. 

Overrun-ning-ran. 

oversee-n-ing. 

Oversight. 

Overseer.     (Superintendent) xek 

Overshoot-ing-shot. 

Overtake-ing-n-took. 
Do  not  overtake  me.     Code  Flag  over  t 

Overthrow-n-ing-threw. 

Overture. 
Made  overtures reg 

overturn-ed-ing. 

Overwhelm-ed-ing. 

overwork-ed-ing. 

OWE-D-ING. 

Owing  to  (on  account  of) dfp 

own-ed-ing.    to  own. 

Own. 

At  my  own  disposal lfm 

Do  not  attempt  to  land  in  your  own 
boats ey 

Owner. 
By   your   owner's   orders  (or,  instruc- 
tions)   STN 

Consult  owner jru 

Have  received  the  following  communi- 
cation (or,  instructions)  from  your 
agent  (or,  owner)   _ IA 

Have  you  any  message  for  your  owner? 

RQL 

I  have  received  orders  for  you  to  await 
instructions  from  owner  at  —  ._.: _SQ 


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OWNER 

-PALM 

Owner— Continued. 

SYT 

P.    (Letter.)   (For  new  method  of 

spelling, 

I  wish  for  orders  from  Mr.  — ,  my  owner, 

seepage  13.) 

Inform  owner. ,. _pke 

P.  M.     Post  Meridian.  Afternoon.    In 

SYJ 

— My  owner  is,  or,  My  owners  are — . 
— Owner  desired  me  to  inform  you. 

DRW 

SYK 

SYL 

— Owner's  request. 
Owners  desire  me  to  inform  you  to  coal 

SYU 

Pacha. 

at  — --.he 

SYV 

Pacific  Islander. 

Owners  desire  me  to  inform  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-ied-ing. 

Mr. — )  at  —  -.-   uc 

i 

Report  me  by  telegraph,  to  owner  (or, 

SZA 

Pack-ed-ing. 

to  Mr.  — )  at — ue 

Packed  tight 

XTB 

Report  me  to  owner  on  leaving usb 

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  also  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 

Paddlebox 

HDF 

Tell  my  owner  ship  answers  remark- 

SZF 

— 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? 

SZJ 

Padlock. 

Write  to  the  owner zjs 

SZK 

Page.    (Of  a  book.) 

Your  owner  is  here -OUH 

SYN 

— Your  owners  are. 

Attention  is  called  to  page  - 

— ,  para- 

Your  port  of  destination  is  closed ;  your 

graph  — ,  of  the  International  Code.DH 

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 

Oxide  of  iron.    Oxidation. 

Paid.    (See  also  Pay.  ) 

Everything  paid 

teo 

MJI 

SYP 

Oxygen. 

Mind  you  get  paid 

RUK 

SYQ 

Oyster. 

SZL 

Pain-ed-ful. 

-,  SYR 

— Are  any  oysters  to  be  had? 

SZM 

SZN 

szo 

SZP 

— Painless. 

Paint. 

Black  paint.-- 

— Paint-ed-ing.     To  paint. 
—Painter. 

Red  paint  - 

GLU 

UMI 

ZDK 

Yellow  paint 

ZLD 

SZQ 

— 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. ) 

AV,T 

avt 

10929—07- 


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PALM— PARREL. 


SZU 


SZV 
SZW 

szx 

SZY 
TAB 
TAC 
TAD 
TAB 


TAP 


TAG 

TAH 

TAI 

TAJ 

TAK 


TAL 
TAM 

TAN 


TAO 


TAP 


TAQ 


Palm.  (Tree.) 

Twine,  needles,  and  palms  for  repairing 
sails , YFN 

Pamphlet. 

Pan. 

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  me  (or  per- 
son indicated)1! 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  following) shp 

Can  you  lend  (or,  give)  me  a  paper 

(newspaper)? SB 

Clear-ing  papers ith 

Daily  paper kir 

False  papers msf 

Foolscap  paper T 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 1 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) sc 

Paper  money „    Bank  notes as v 

— 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 

TBA 

TBC 

TBD 


TBE 

TBF 

TBG 

TBH 

TBI 

TBJ 
TBK 
TBL 


TBM 
TBN 


TBO 


.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.) 
* 

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 2°  20'  15"=0h.  9m.  21sec. 
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?.JOZ 

House  of  Commons jfm 

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) avt 

Parole. 
Parrel. 


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TBB 


TBS 


TBU 


TBV 


TBW 


TBX 

TBY 

TBZ 


TCA 
TCB 

TCD 
TCE 


I  Parson  itx 

Part-ed-ing.    To  part. 

Better  part  company jgl 

Cable  parted hqt 

Danger  of  parting  ...l kjz 

Driving ;  parted  from  anchor eia 

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 jgn 

In  case  we  part  company  _  _ jgo 

Part  company jgq 

— Parted  from. 
Parted  company  with  —  on  the  —  (or, 

on  the  — ,  at — )  10 

Parted  f r o  m  anchor ;  driving eia 

Parted  from  her  anchor E ji 

Parted  in  the  night  from  her  anchors, 

EJK 

Permission  to  part  company jgr 

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 .jgtj 

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 

Forepart 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) kdf 

—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 


TCG 


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 ywp 

— Working  party. 


Pass-ing.    To  pass. 
A  squadron  (give  nationality)  composed 

of  —  ships  passed  in  sight wpp 

Bar  is  impassable fr 

Bar  passable — pvw 

— 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  — ? sfh 

I  have  orders  to  telegraph  your  passing, 

so 
— I  passed  —  (place  or  vessel  indicated) . 

I  shall  pass  within  hail _  - . ole 

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, 

Codo  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. 
Passedawreok(dafe,  latitude,  andlongi- 
tude  to  follow,  if  necessary) ,  but  could 
not  render  any  assistance ;  people  still 

on  board zv 

Passedawreck(daie,  latitude,  and  longi- 
tude to  follow,  if  necessary) ,  but  was 
unable  to  ascertain  whether  any  peo- 
ple were  on  board __ zw 


340 


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Par?  II. 


PASS— PATENT. 


TCQ 
TCR 
TCS 


TCU 
TCV 


TCW 


TCX 


TOY 
TCZ 
TDA 


TDB 
TDC 


TDE 
TDP 

TDG 


TDH 


TDI 


TDJ 
TDK 
TDL 


Pass — Continued. 
Passed  a  wreck  (date,  latitude,  and  longi- 
tude to  follow,  if  necessary) ;  no  one 

on  board zx 

Passed  by.     Gone  by hpv 

Passed  disabled  ship  at  — lbw 

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  official  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) uc 

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) mfv 

— "When  did  you  pass  — ? 
—  (number)  torpedo  boats  (give  nation- 
ality) passed  in  sight — xya 

Pass.     (Ticket  of  admission.) 

Railway  pass uha 

.  Requisition  for  passes utg 


Passage. 

— A  pleasant  passage. 

— A  tedious  passage. 

After  a  passage  — of  — dqo 

Can  you  give  a  passage  —  to? nzs 

Do  not  know  the  channel  (or,  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  quick 
passage. 
I  know  the  passage  (or,  channel)... qcd 
Inner  entrance  (passage,  or,  channel), 

ILN 

— Is  there  a  passage? 

— Made  the  passage  in  —  days  (ntwiber  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  passage 

(or,  entrance)? zfd 

— Which  passage  did  you  take? 
—Will  you  give  me  a  passage  on  shore? 
— Wish  you  a  pleasant  voyage  (or,  pass- 
*   age). 

Passed.     (SeePASs.) tcn 


TDM 


TDN 
TDO 


TDP 
TDQ 

TDR 
TDS 


TDTJ 

TDV 
TDW 

TDX 

TDY 
TDZ 
TEA 

TEB 

TEC 

TED 
TEF 


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  shown)! 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- 
dicated)  nsq 

— Have  you  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 vfq 

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.JiG 


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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 

Patrol-led-ling. 

TFI 

— Penal  servitude. 

TEK 

Pattern. 

Pendant.     (See  Pennant) tfl 

TEL 

Pawl. 

TFJ 

Pendulum. 

TEM 

Pay-ing-ment. 

Bank  (name  indicated)  has  suspended 

TFK 

Peninsula. 

payment-. fux 

TEN 

— Can  not  pay  any  more. 

TFL 

Pennant,  or,  Pendant. 

Everything  paid 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 

Penny.     Pence.     ( Coin) aun 

Is  freight  paid?..       --.  ...nqi 

Lookout.    Pay  attention ..ds 

Pennyweight      (dwt.)        (Measure     of 

Mind  you  get  paid ruk 

iveight) boa 

Natives  do  not  like  ships  watering  with- 

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. 

TFO 

— Has,  or,  Had  she  any  people  on  board? 

Pay  strict  attention  to  signals  during 

I  am  (or  vessel  indicated  is)  waterlogged ; 

the  night -- dt 

take  people  off..   ywt 

Pay  the  greatest  attention flk 

If  you  part,  endeavor  to  beach  where 

TER 

— Pay  ticket. 

people  are  assembled  (or  as  pointed 

TES 

— Payable  at  —  to. 

out  by  compass  signal  from  you)-  .fzu 

TEU 

— What  is  there  to  pay? 

It  is  dangerous  to  allow  too  many  people 

TEV 

— Without  payment. 

on  board  at  once.     _-.  __        ..  _  _gb 

You  do  (or,  did)  not  pay  attention — to, 

Keep  as  close  as  you  can  to  pick  up  my 

FLM 

people -.PYL 

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. 

, 

TFP 

Pepper. 

TPY 

Peaceful-ly. 
Affairs  look  more  peaceful  (appear  more 

TFQ 

Per  cent.    Percentage. 

settled) doz 

TFR 

Perceive-d-ing-ptible. 

Scarcely  perceptible ..     viw 

TEZ 

Peace. 

Is  peace  proclaimed? yt 

TFS 

Percussion. 

No  chance  of  peace ikf 

Percussion  fuze .nuz 

Peace  has  been  proclaimed yv 

TFTJ 

Perfect-ed-ing-ly. 

TFA 

Peak-ed-ing.    To  peak. 

Comprehend  the  communication  per- 
fectly     -■ JFW 

TFB 

Peak.     (Summit  of  a  hill.) 

TFV 

— Perfectly  understand -ing-stood. 

TEC 

Pearl. 

TFW 

Perform-ed-ing-ance. 

TFD 

Peasant-ry. 

TFX 

— Performing  quarantine. 

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Part  II. 


PERHAPS— PHOSPHOR. 


TFY 

TFZ 
TGA 
TGB 

TGC 
TGD 

TOE 


TOP 


TGH 


TGI 


TGJ 
TGK 


TGL 

TGM 
TGN 
TGO 
TGP 

TGQ 


Perhaps. 
Perhaps  it  might  be  made  to  answer, 

ENI 

"Will  perhaps  be  seized hxy 

Peril-ous. 

Period-ical-ly. 

Perish-ed-ing-able. 
All  on  board  perished.     All  hands  lost, 

DXQ 

Perishable  cargo hzk 

Perjure-d-ing-y. 

Permanent-ly-ence. 

Permit-ssion.    (See  also  Allow  and  Ad- 
mit.) 

Ask  permission fde 

Can  I  get  permission? nyk 

Can  permit.     Can  allow dze 

Can  not,  or,  Will  not  permit  it  (or,  con- 
sent)   JPT 

Have  you  a  regular  permit  (or,  license)  1 

QPM 

I  shall  anchor  if  circumstances  permit 
(place  or  bearing  to  follow,  if  neces- 
sary)   EIT 

I  shall  weigh  as  soon  as  the  weather 

permits  (or  moderates) zo 

— Not  without  permission. 

Permission  is  requested  to  part  com- 
pany  JGR 

Permission  urgently  requested  to  enter 
harbor pd 

Permit  me  to  send  a  sick  person  to  see 

yout  doctor wl 

— Permitted.     Permission  is  granted. 

Request  permission — to- usq 

Shall  wear  as  soon  as  weather  permits, 

YXS 

Weather  permits-ted-ting yzi 

— Will  it  be  permitted? 
Will  you  permit?    Will  you  allow?. dzq 
Wind  and  weather  permitting zfg 

— -With  your  permission. 
Without  permission. 
You  will  not  be  permitted  to  land.QEW 
Your  permit  will  be  examined  (or,  looked 
at)  MKL 

Perpendicular-ly.    Upright. 

Perpetual-ly.    (Incessant) pgf 

Persecute-d-ing-ion. 

Persevere-d-ing-ance. 

Persia-n.    Persian  Colors. 

Persist-ed-ing-ence-ent-ly. 
I  shall  fire  into  boats  if  they  persist  in 
coming  alongside ...nak 

Person. 
Allow  no  person  on  board.     Allow  no 

communication em 

Any  person.     Anybody epq 


TGR 


TGS 
TGU 

TGV 


TGW 

TGX 

TGY 
TGZ 

THA 

THB 


THC 


THD 

THE 
THF 

THG 

THI 
THJ 


THK 


Person — Continued. 
Any  person  on  board? epm 

Can  —  (persons  or  things  indicated)"! 

BTJ 

I  wish  to  communicate  personally- -JGC 
If  —  (persons  or  things  indicated)  can 

(or,  may) byd 

If  —  (persons  or  things  indicated)  can 

not  (or,  may  not)-- bye 

Is  —  (person  indicated)  on  board?  ..gqo 
May  I  send  a  sick  person  to  see  your 

doctor wl 

— No  person. 
Persons,  or,  Things  indicated  can..BUC 
Persons,  or,  Things  indicated  can  not, 

BUD 

Person    indicated   has   not    suspended 
business hoc 

Person  indicated  has  suspended  busi- 
ness ... hod 

—Person  indicated  is  wanted  on  shore. 
Persons,  or,  Things  are  not — to  — .buw 

— Person  to  navigate. 

Person  to  take  charge ime 

Personal-ly-ity tgw 

Send  a  responsible  person  on  board  .cze 

— Send  a  responsible  person  on  shore. 
Vessel,  or,  Person  indicated  agrees.DUB 
Vessel,  or,  Person  indicated  declines  .kqj 
Vessel  indicated  was  minutely  exam- 
ined, no  person  to  be  seen;  nothing 

visible mki 

You  have  left  a  person  behind gdz 

Personal-ly-ity. 

Persuade-d-ing. 
After  much  pursuasion drb 

— I  am  persuaded. 
— -Persuasion. 

» 
Peru-vian.    Peruvian  Colors. 

Pervert-ed-ing. 

Peseta.    (Coin) auo 

Peso,  or,  Dollar.    (Coin) atj 

Pestilent-ial-ence. 

Peter  (Blue) .p 

Blue  peter .     (When  spoken  of) GOS 

Hoist  the  blue  peter.- ko 

Petition-ed-ing. 

Petroleum  oil. 
— I  am  in  want  of  petroleum. 
Petroleum  cargo hzl 

— Petroleum  ship. 

Petty.  \ 

— Petty  officer,  or,  Non-commissioned  of- 
ficer. 

Pfennig.     (Coin). aup 

Peund.     (Measure  of  weight) ...BCD 

Phosphor-ic-ous-escence. 


Part  II. 


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343 


THL 

PHOSPHATE— PILOT. 

Phosphate. 

TIF 

Pig. 

TIG 

— Have  you  any  pigs? 

THM 

Photograph-ed-ing-ic-er-y. 

v   > 

Photographic  apparatus 

TIH 

Pig  iron. 

'"T.* 

Pig  of  ballast ptu 

THN 

Physic-al-ly. 

TIJ 

Pigeon.           ''■*? ' 

THO 

Physician.- 

Carrier  pigeon ich 

THP 

Piano. 

Piastre.     {Coin) 

Pice,  or,  Pie.     (Coin) 

---AUQ 
AUR 

TIK 

TIL 
TIM 

Pike. 
Boarding  pike _  -Gpy 

Pike,  or,  Draa.    (Measure  of  length)  _avu 

Pilchard. 

— Pilchard  fishery. 

THQ 

PlCK-ED-ING— UP. 

Endeavor  to  pick  tip  boat 

—  GSV 

TIN 

PlLE-D-ING. 

I  am  obliged  to  slip  my  cable ;  pick  it  up 

Pile  (or,  bank)  of  — fui 

forme _.  _ 

---HRF 

I  am   picking  up  a    telegraph 

cable. 

TIO 

Pill. 

Keep  out  of  my  way 

—  XLQ' 

I  have  picked  up  moorings 

---RZG 

TIP 

Pillage-d-ing. 

I  have  picked  up  telegraph  cable 

...WO 

Wreck  is  being  pillaged zja 

I  shall  stand  about  to  see  if  I  can  pick 

up  anything  from  the  wreck  . 

ZIT 

TIQ 

Pillar.        j 

Keep  as  close  as  you  can  to  pick 

up  my 

TIR 

— Pillar  buoy. 

people 

...PYL 

Keep  to  windward  until  you  are 

picked 

TIS 

Pilot-ed-ing.    To  pilot. 

up 

---PZQ 

TIU 

—Pilot.     (A  pilot.) 
Am  I  compelled  by  law  to  have  a  pilot? 

Let  your  boats  keep  to  windward  until 

they  are  picked  up .  .. ^... 

FD 

JIS 

Pick  up  boat --     -   -- 

.      GTY 

TIV 

— Are  the  pilots  trustworthy? 

Pick  up  my  pilot.     Look  out  for  my 

TIW 

— Can  you  get  (or,  send)  me  a  pilot?    Is 

pilot     -       -  - -- 

---TJH 

there  a  pilot  to  be  had? 

Pieces  of  the  wreck  have  been  picked 

TIX 

— Can  you  pilot  me  in? 

up 

---TIB 

Certificate  of  pilotage iht 

Will  you.  pick  up  my  anchor  lor  mev 

Channel  dangerous  without  a  pilot- _ld 



EKM 

TIY 

— Channel  pilot. 

THR 

Pickaxe. 

Dangerous  without  a  pilot  - ti 

Do  not  trust  too  much  to  your  pilot-YCF 

THS 

Picket  (or,  Piquet).  . 

Do  not  try  (or,  attempt)  without  a  pilot, 

Picket  boat -... 

GTZ 

FKL 

Do  you  know  the  pilotage?--.   QBW 

THU 

PlCKET-ED-ING.      TO  PICKET. 

TIZ 
TJA 

— Do  you  want  a  pilot? 

— Have  you  a  pilot  on  board? 

THV 

Picric  acid. 

TJB 

Have  you  seen  a  pilot  vessel  (or,boat)?.TJ 
— I  am  in  want  of  channel  pilot— for  — . 

THW 

Pickles. 

TJC 
TJD 

— I  can  pilot  you. 
— I  can  not  pilot  you. 

THX 

Picture. 

TJE 

— I  have  a  pilot. 
I  have  a  pilot;  steer  after  me -DRU 

THY 

Pie,  or,  Pudding. 

TJF 

— I  have  no  pilot. 
I  want  a  pilot*- -S,  or,  Code  Flag  over  s 

Pie,  or,  Pice.     (Coin)  . --- 

AUR 

*See  Pilot  Signals,  p.  8. 

THZ 

Piece. 

TJG 

— I  will  send  you  a  pilot. 

...DYC 

Is  it  necessary,  or,  Does  the  navigation 

Dashed  to  pieces 

.-KLU 

require  me  to  take  a  pilot?. sey 

TIA 

.--OCF 

Is  there  a  pilot  to  be  had? tiw 

Make  signal  for  a  pilot wcn 

— Not  a  piece  to  be  found. 

TIB 

— Pieces  of  the  wreck  have  been  found. 

TJH 

— Pick  up  my  pilot.     Look  out  for  my 
pilot. 
Pilot.     (A  pilot) tiu 

TIC 

Pier. 

Alongside  the  pier  (jetty,  or,  wharf), 

Pilot  boat  (or,  vessel) - gua 

EAT 

Pilot  boat  (steam) gub 

Can  I  discharge  at  pier? 

---LCP 

Pilot  boat  is  advancing  toward  you, 

Make  fast  to  the  pier - 

-    -RIG 

DNl 

TID 

— Pierhead. 

Pilot  boat  most  likely  on  —  (bearing 
indicated)  (or,  off  — ) tk 

TIE 

PlERCE-D-ING. 

Pilot  boat's  flag  (when  spoken  of)  _.ndk 

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Part  II. 


PILOT— PLACE. 


TJI 
TJK 

TJL 
TJM 
TJN 
TJO 
TJP 


TJQ 


TJR 
TJS 


TJU 


TJV 

TJW 

TJX 

TJY 

TJZ 


TKA 


TKB 

TKO 

TKD 

TKE 

TKF 

TKO 

TKH 

TKI 
TKJ 


TKL 

TKM 


Pilot — Continued. 

— Pilot  has  been  sent  to  you. 

—Pilot  has  not  come  off. 
Pilot  jack  (when  spoken  of) _  ndl 

— Pilot  not  necessary. 

— Pilot  signal  flying. 

— Pilotage. 

— Pilotage  is  compulsory. 

— Pilot  can  not  get  off. 

Pilots  have  not  come  off tjk 

Eiver  pilot ---UYK 

Run  in  for  pilots  (or,  pilot  vessels),  and 
look  out  for  their  signals eac 

— 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 tiw 

— What  are  the  pilot  fees  —  for  —  ? 
Where  can  I  get  (or,  look  for)  apilot?_TL 
Will  sendfor  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. 

PlN-NED-NING. 

Belaying  pin ged 

Crank  pin kbm 

Crank-pin  brasses  broken kbn 

Crank  pin  broken kbo 

PlNCH-ED-ING. 

Pinching  pin.     Pincers.     Pinchers. 

Pine. 
Pitch  pine. 

Pineapple. 

Pinion. 
Pinion  wheel. 

Pink. 

Pinnace. 

Steam  pinnace quz 

Steam  pinnace's  engine mbz 

Pint.     (Measure  of  capacity) azk 

Pintle. 

Pipe. 

Air  pipe-ing dvz 

Blow-off  pipe  burst gny 

Blow  through  pipe gob 

Condenser  pipe jms 

Discharge  pipe  out  of  order lcq 

Eduction  pipe  out  of  order ltn 

Feedpipe muy 

Feed  pipe  broken  (or,  out  of  order)  .muz 
Hawse  pipe  (or,  hole) opm 


TKN 
TKO 


TKP 
TKQ 
TKB. 

TKS 
TKU 
TKV 
TKW 


TKX 

TKY 


TKZ 


TLA 
TLB 


TLC 
TLD 
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 tkn 

Waste  pipe yuv 

Piquet.     (See  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  broken . oux 

Intermediate-pressure  piston pqu 

Low-pressure  piston rbs 

— Piston  broken. 

— Piston  rod. 

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 

Pit. 
Ash  pit -. , pes 

Pitch.     (Tar.) 
-Pitch-ed-ing.      To   pitch.      (To   smear 

with  pitch.) 
Pitch  pine tke 

PlTCH-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 fiq 

At  the  landing  place fiy 

At  the  nearest  landing  place QDO 

At  —  (time  indicated),  —  (place  indi- 
cated), bore  — .  distant  —  miles---ED 

Best  place ghw 

Best  watering  place  is  — ght 

Confirmation,    or,    Ratification    takes 

place  at —  (or,  on — ) job 

Could  the  —  (vessel  indicated)  have  got 

to  any  place  of  shelter? ofd 

Every  place,  or,  Everywhere mjc 


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345 


PLACE— PLEASE. 


TLG 


TLH 


TLI 
TLJ 


TLK 
TLM 


TLN 
TLO 

TLP 


TLQ 
TLR 


TLS 


TLU 
TLV 


TLW 
TLX 
TLY 


Place — 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)? 10 

Her  funnels  are  placed  — ntq 

How  are  her  funnels  placed? ntr 

How  did  it  take  place?  -__ omk 

In  place  of  (instead  of) pna 

In  the  first  place.    First  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 elq 

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.GMU 
— Place  yourself. 
— Proper  place. 

Repeat  your  signal  in  a  better  place,  it 
cannot  be  made  out owl 

Signal  the  names  of  places  to  which  you 
wish  to  be  reported  by  telegraph-  .wdp 

Taken-ing,  Took  place — on xjw 

The  appointment  has  not  taken  place, 

ETB 

Took  place  in  consequence  of jqe 

Trial  takes  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  place  to  get  — ?- - -Gic 

Where  is  the  best  place  to  land? gid 

Wrong  place zkc 

Plague.    The  plague. 

— Has  the  plague  ceased  at  —  (place  indi- 
cated)"! 
Plague  flag  (when  spoken  of) ndm 

— The  plague  has  broken  out  at  —  (place 
indicated). 

Plain  ly-ness. 

— By  no  means  plain. 

Plainclothes rvu 

Plainly  distinguishable.     I  saw  it  very 
plainly lha 

Plaintiff. 

Plan-ned-ning.    To  plan. 

A  good  plan ods 

— Not  a  good  plan. 

The  best  plan  will  be ghx 


TLZ 

TMA 

TMB 

TMC 

TMD 

TME 

TMF 

TMG 
TMH 


TMI 
TMJ 

TMK 
TML 
TMN 


TMO 
TMP 


TMQ 
TMR 


TMS 
TMU 


TMV 


TMW 
TMX 


Plan.     (See  also  Chart.  ) 

Plane.- 

Planet. 

Plank.     (Diviensions  to  follow,  if  neces- 
sary. ) 
— I  want  plank  —  feet  long,  —  inches  wide, 

—  inches  thick. 
— Plank-ed-ing.    To  plank. 

Topsides.    Topside  planking xwj 

Plant-ed-ing.    Planter. 
Railway  plant uhb 


Plaster-ed-ing. 
Adhesive  plaster. 


Diachylon  plaster, 


Plate-d-ing.     To  plate. 

Armor  plate-d-ing evt 

Boiler  plate gwh 

Boiler  plates  damaged gwi 

Carbon  plate _hyf 

Copperplate jvq 

Earth  plate lRo 

Iron  plate-d-ing pta 

Nickel  plate-ed sia 

Plates  (crockery)  tmi 

Steel  plate-d wtn 

Template xnp 

Tinplate xty 

Zinc  plate zml 

Plates.     (Crockery.) 

Platform. 

Platinum. 

Play-ed-ing. 

Pleasant-ly. 

A  pleasant  passage tcz 

Wish  you  a  pleasant  voyage tdl 

Please-d-ing — to  (or,  op). 
As  you  please ebx 

— Can  not  have  the  pleasure. 
I  want  assistance;  please  remain  by  me, 

NR 

— If  you  please. 

— Much  pleased. 

Please  send  off  Lloyd's  surveyor qxg 

Please  stand  by  me ;  I  want  assistance, 

NR 

— Pleasure. 

Request  the  pleasure — of usr 

— 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  1 sbw 

— When  you  please. 

Will  you  give  me  the  pleasure? oap 

Will  you  give  me  the  pleasure  of  your 

company  at  — ? jgv 

— Will  you  please? 

— With  much  pleasure. 

With  pleasure.    I  will  accept- , doa 


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Part  II. 


PLEDGE— PORK. 


TMY 

TMZ 

TNA 
TNB 
TNC 


TND 


TNE 
TNF 


TNG 
TNH 

TNI 

TNJ 
TNK 
TNL 


TNM 
TNO 


TNP 


TNQ 
TNR 

TNS 


Pledge-d-ing. 
Plenipotentiary. 

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  fish  to  be  caught  here, 

NCD 

There  is  plenty  of  room uzw 

Pleurisy. 

plomer  block gmw 

Plough. 

Plug-ged-ging. 

Hawse  plug opq 

Shot  plug WAG 

Plumber. 

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  (seepageiG) 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-mg  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? GHI 

Carbon  Point hyg 


Point  Blank 

poison-ed-ing-ous. 

Polacre. 

Polar-ity-ize-ization. 


.  GML 


TNI7 


TNV 
TNW 


TNX 


TNY 

TNZ 

TOA 
TOB 

TOO 


TOD 
TOE 

TOP 


TOG 
TOH 

TOI 


TOJ 

TOK 

TOL 

TOM 
TON 


Pole,  or,  North  star sjo 

Pole. 

Bare  poles .fwq 

Pole,  or,  Standard  compass. --.jib 

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  (or^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. 

POPUL  ATE-D-ING-IOr . 
PORE-OUS. 

Pork. 

—Can  you  supply  me  with  pork?  (Indi- 
cate number  of  casks,  if  necessary. )     ' 

Fresh  pork nqz 

Salt  pork vfw 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


347 


PORPOISE— POSITION. 


TOP 


TOQ 


TOR 


TOS 


TOU 


TOY 


TOW 


TOX 


PORPOISE. 

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 Jew 

Convoy  will  assemble  at  port  (or  place 

indicated) juo 

Do  you  call  at  any  port  before  destina- 
tion?  HTB 

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 Q.lg 

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 fnr 

— 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 FSR 

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 —  HFD 

Cast  to  port IEQ 


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-tson  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 UEQ 

Port  anchor ejl 

Port  boiler T— GXJ 

Port  boiler  defective gxk 

Port  bow hcr 

Port  bow  light — HCB 

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... wg 

—Not  too  much  to  port. 
— Port  a  little.     Head  to  go  to  starboard. 
Port  your  helm;   ship's  head  to  go  to 

starboard wi 

S.eer  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 1 igq 

Portmanteau. 

Portugal.    Portuguese.     Portuguese 
Colors. 

Position. 

Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 
army? eby 

Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 
fleet  (or,  squadron)?.-^ ebz 

Buoy,  or  Mark  is  not  in  its  proper  posi- 
tion   LC 


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Part  II. 


POSITION— POTASH. 


TPO 


TPQ 
TPR 
TPS 
TPU 


TPV 


TPW 


TPX 

TPY 
TPZ 

TQA 


TQB 


TQC 
TQD 


Position — Continued. 
Buoy,  or,  Mark  does  not  appear  to  be  in 

its  proper  position 1 hmg 

Dangerous  position kla 

I  am  not  in  a  position  to  weigh zau 

I  can  not  make  out  the  flags ;  hoist  the 

signal  in  a  better  position owl 

I  do  not  think  marks  (or,  buoys)  can  be 

in  their  proper  positions hmk 

— In  the  same  position. 
Indicate  position  (or,  direction) — of, 

lbq 

Into  position prq 

Light  indicated  is  not  now  in  its  old 

position  _ qse 

Light-ship  at  —  is  out  of  position,  or, 
Light-ship  is  not  at  anchor  on   her 

station qb 

— Not  in  the  same  position. 

— Position  light. 

— Position,  or,  State  remains  unaltered. 

— Proper  position. 

What  is  my  position  by  bearings? kv 

"What  is  my  present  position?  ..j rz 

— What  was  the  position  of — (ship  indi- 
cated) 1 
You^  are  in  a  dangerous  (or,   unsafe) 
position.    Your  position  is  dangerous, 

GN 
POSITIVE-LY. 

I  am  not  positive  ( certain ) ihg 

I  am  positive  ( certain ) _* ihf 

POSSESS-ED-ING. 

— Possession. 

— Take  possession — of. 

POSSIBLE-ILITY. 

Abandon  the  vessel  as  fast  as  possible, 

AB 

All  possible  information — of  (or,  from), 

DXS 

■   As  fast  as  possible fai 

As  much  (or,  many)  as  possible pay 

As  quick  as  possible -FBG 

As  slow  as  possible fbj 

As  soon  as  possible fbo 

Avoid,  if  possible fou 

Barely  possible fwk 

Be  as  brief  as  possible hgu 

Bring  the  ship  in  as  close  as  possible, 

HIO 

Convoy  to  keep  as  close  as  possible  -_iv 
Convoy  to  spread  as  far  as  possible, 

keeping  within  signal  distance iz 

Discharge  cargo  as  soon  as  possible.iAM 

Dispose  of  cargo  as  3oon  as  possible.iAN 

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  weigh  as  fast  as  possible  _kn 

—I  doubt  if  it  is  possible  to — to  — . 
I  would  shift  my  berth  as  soon  as  pos- 
sible   GFT 

— If  possible. 

—Is  it  possible? 

Not  possible  (impossible)  ... pfb 

Obtain  all  the  intelligence  possible. snw 


TQB 
TQF 


TQG 
TQH 


TQI 

TQJ 

TQK 

TQL 

TQM 

TQN 

TQO 


TQP 


TQR 


TQS 


TQU 


TQV 


TQW 


TQX 
TQY 

TQZ 
TRA 


Possible — Continued. 

— Possibly. 
Quit  the  vessel  as  fast  as  possible  ._  .ab 

— Quite  possible. 
Render  all  the  assistance  possible — to .  c  y 

Ride  it  put,  if  possible : ks 

Sell  cargo  as  soon  as  possible iay 

Will  you  send  off  lighters  as  fast  as  pos- 
sible?   RO 

POSTED-ING.      TO  POST. 

By  post  .— ... -HPF 

— By  to-morrow's  post.  To-morrow's  post. 

Call  at  thepost  office  for  letters hsy 

Latest  posting  time — is qhg 

Parcels  post tbe 

—Post.    ( The  mail. ) 

— Post  office.     To,  or,  At  the  post  office. 

— Post-office  official,  or,  Postmaster. 

— Post-office  order. 

— Postage. 

— Postage  stamp. 

— Postman. 
Postmaster,  or,  Post-office  official-. tqk 
Report  me  by  post  to  my  owner  (or,  to 
Mr.  — )  at  — ,.._uc 

— Send  by  post. 
Send  the  following  message  by  post  to 

owner  (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — • wy 

Send  the  following  message  through  the 
post  to  owner  (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — ,  by 
signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it  at 
length wz 

— Sent  by  post. 

Shall  I  save  the  mail  (or,  post)? rfv 

To,  or,  At  the  post  office.     Post  office, 

TQJ 

To-day's  post . kny 

To-morrow's  post.   By  to-morrow's  post, 

TQH 

To-night's  post xus 

Will  you  post  some  letters  for  me?  .qor 
Yesterday's  post zlk 

Post.    (A  post.) 

Advance  post dmx 

Body  post,  or,  Propeller  post gvr 

Rudder  post ' vbo 

Samson  post vgw 

Stern  post. ..wuy 

Postmaster. tqk 

Post  meridian,  or,  P.  M.     In  the  after 

NOON DRW 


Post-mortem, 
tion. 


Post-mortem   examina- 


Postpone-d-ing-ment.    (Defer) kro 

— Must  be  postponed. 
Race  is  postponed — until  — ugf 

Pot. 
Teapot xlh 

Potash-sium. 
Bromide  of  potassium. 
Chloride  of  potassium ipg 

Iodide  of  potassium. 
— Nitrate  of  potassium. 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


349 


POTATO— PRESENT. 


TRB 


TRC 


TRD 


TRE 


TRF 


TRG 

TRH 

TRI 
TRJ 
TRK 


TRL 
TRM 


TRN 


TRO 

TRP 


TRQ 
TRS 
TRCT 
TRV 

TRW 


TRX 
TRY 


Potato. 
Preserved  potatoes tum 

Poultry.    Chickens.    Fowls iop 

Pound-ed-ing. 

Pound,  or,  Sovereign.     (Coin).! aus 

Pound,    lb.     (Measure  of  weight)  _.-Bce 

Pour-ed-ing. 

Calm  the  sea  by  pouring  oil  on  it  ..htn 

Poverty.    Poor toi 

Powder.     (See  also  Ammunition.) 

Blasting  powder gmp 

Burn  a  blue  light,  or,  Plash  a  little  pow- 
der   goq 

Cordite JWi 

Gunpowder  (weight  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 yzy 

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)  1 ,--- oyl 

Practicable-y.     (See  also  Possible.) 

— If  practicable 

— Is  not  practicable. 

— It  is  practicable. 

Practice-d-ing. 
According  to  the  usual  practice deo 

Pratique.     (See  also  Quarantine.  ) 
— Can  pratique  be  obtained  at — ? 

Did  you  get  pratique — at  — ? nys 

Get,  or,  Got  pratique— at  — nyw 

Have  you,  or,  Has  —  (vessel  indicated) 

got  pratique? ..--.on 

I  have  (or  vessel  indicatedhas)  pratique, 

TS 


TRZ 

TSA 

TSB 
TSC 

TSD 

TSE 

TSF 
TSG 

TSH 


TSI 
TSJ 

TSK 
TSL 

TSM 

TSN 

TSO 
TSP 
TSQ 
TSR 


TSTJ 

TSV 
TSW 


TSX 
TSY 

TSZ 


Pratique — Continued. 
— I  have  (or  vessel  indicatedhas)  not  prat- 
ique. 
—Ships  from  —  did  not  get  pratique  at  — 
when  I  left. 
You  have  pratique. tw 

Pray-ed-ing.    Prayer. 

Precaution-ary. 

Every  precaxvtion — .mjd 

Every  precaution  has  been  taken.  -_mje 

— Use  every  precaution. 

Preoipitate-d-ing-ly. 

Prefect-ure. 

— Maritime  Prefect. 

Prefer-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  bpat — to  (or,  for) guc 

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  t 

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 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


PRESENT  -PRIME. 


TUA 


TUB 
TUC 

TUD 


TUE 

TUF 

TUG 

TUH 

TUI 

TUJ 

TUK 

TUL 

TUM 

TUN 

TUO 


TUP 
TUQ 


TUR 


Present— Continued. 
Is  my  present  course  a  correct  one?   Am 
I  steering  a  proper  course?  ( The  course 

steered,  to  follow,  if  necessary) jzp 

— Not  at  present. 
Not  safe  to  go  on  with  the  crew  as  at 

present -.kde 

— Present  form-ation. 
— Present  rate. 

Present  state  of  affairs dpf 

— Put-ting  off  for  the  present. 
Stand  on ;  continue  your  present  course, 

JSM 

The  course  steered  is  the  best  for  the 

present  {or  until  time  indicated)  .jzm 

What  is  my  present  position? rz 

Presentation. 

Preserve-d-ing-ation. 
— Preserve  formation. 
— Preserve  station. 
— Preserved  fish. 
— Preserved  fruits. 
— Preserved  meat. 
— Preserved  milk. 
— Preserved  potatoes. 
—  Preserved  soup. 
— Preserved  vegetables. 
Preserves  (Jams).- puo 


TUS 


Preside-d-ing-ncy. 

President,  or, 
President,   Chief    of    State,    Emperor, 

King,  etc.,  of  —  has  (or,is)  — ior 

President  of  the  Republic usj 

"Vice  President yqf 

Press-ed-ing-ure. 

Atmospheric  pressure fjq 

High  pressure out 

High-pressure  boiler gxc 

High -pressure  cylinder kig 

High -pressure  cylinder  cover.. ouv 

High-pressure  cylinder  cover  broken, 

kai 
High-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

of  order) kau 

High-pressure  piston ouw 

High-pressure  piston  broken oux 

High-pressure  valve  out  of  order ouy 

Intermediate  pressure pqs 

Intermediate-pressure  cylinder kih 

Intermediate-pressure  cylinder  cover, 

PQT 

Intermediate -pressure    cylinder    cover 

broken , kaj 

Intermediate-pressure  cylinder  cracked 

(or,  out  of  order) kav 

Intermediate-pressure  piston _  pqu 

Low  pressure rbq 

Low-pressure  cylinder kij 

Low-pressure  cylinder  cover kal 

Low-pressure  cylinder  cracked  (or,  out 

of  order) kaw 

Low-pressure  piston rbs 

Low-pressure  slide  jacket  cover  broken, 

KAM 

—My  working  pressure  is. 
Steam  pressure wsq 


TUV 

TUW 


TUX 
TUY 
TUZ 
TVA 

TVB 

TVC 

TVD 

TVE 

TVF 
TVG 
TVH 

TVI 


TVJ 

TVK 
TVL 

TVM 

TVN 

TVO 


TVP 

TVQ 
TVR 

TVS 


TVU 
TVW 


TVX 

TVY 


TVZ 


Press — Continued. 
Steam-pressure  gauge.     Manometer, 

RJW 

Water  pressure yvz 

— What  is  your  working  pressure? 
— What  pressure  have  you  on? 
Working  steam  pressure — is.  . 


-TUS 


Pretend-ed-ing. 

— Pretence. 

— Upon  no  pretence  whatever. 

— Upon  what  pretence? 

Prevail-ed'-ing-valent. 

Calms  prevail hto 

— Could  not  prevail — upon  — . 

Fever  very  prevalent  at  — mwh 

— It  is  very  prevalent. 

— The  prevailing  sickness  is  — . 

Prevent  -ing-ion. 

— Can  you  prevent? 

— Can  not,  or,  Could  not  prevent  (or,  be 

prevented). 
— Get  a  preventer  on. 
Is  there  anything  to  prevent  landing? 

QEH 

Let  nothing  prevent qnv 

— Must  be  prevented. 
Prevent  advance — of dn j 

— Prevented  by  — . 

Shall,  or.  Will  prevent. 

Weather  prevents-ed-ing yzj 

— Will  it  prevent? 

— -Will  prevent  the  necessity  of. 

Previous-ly. 

Previous  order  (or.  instruction) pnj 

Previous  orders  are  all  countermanded, 

JYP 

Proceed  in  execution  of  previous  orders, 

sz 
Price. 

An  advance  in  price dmz 

Famine  prices __msp 

No  reduction  in  prices.     No  abatement, 

CXT 

— Price  current. 

Prices  are  fair mrf 

Prices  are  high ove 

— Prices  are  low. 
Prices  have  gone  down  .(fallen)  ...mrw 
Prices  have  not  fallen mrx 

— Prices  have  risen. 

The  highest  price  is ovg 

The  lowest  price  is rbw 

What  is  the  highest  price  you  will  give? 

OAJ 

— What  is  the  lowest  price  you  will  take? 
— What  is  the  price?    What  is  the  value 
of  —  ? 
What  price  are  coals  at  —  ? ixn 

Priest. 
A  visit  from  a  Roman  Catholic  priest 
would  be  much  valued. 


Prime-d-ing.    Priming  op  boiler. 

Boiler  primes gwj 

Priming  charge imj 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


351 


PRINCE— PROCURE. 

i 
TWA    Prince-ly. 

Proceed — Continued. 

H.  R.  H.     The  Prince  of  Wales ovm 

Are  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  in  a  condi- 
tion to  proceed? .. an 

TWB 

Princess. 

Collier  toproceedto  —  -  - ' Jan 

H.  R.  H.     The  Princess  of  Wales.. ovk 

Engines  broken  down ;  obliged  to  pro- 
ceed under  sail -. mci 

TWO 

Principab-ly. 

Has  the  vessel  with  which  you  have 
been  in  collision  proceeded  i  on  her 

TWD 

Principle. 

voyage? hg 

I  have  received  orders  for  you  not  to 

TWB 

Print-ed-ing-er. 

proceed  to  —  (place  indicated)   on 
account  of  ice -  -- _pbr 

TWF 

Prior-ity. 

I  have  receiyed  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 —  --   -      --TF 

Prison.    Gaol.    Jail puk 

It  is  not  prudent  to  proceed  without 

TWH 

— Is  a  prisoner,  or,  Are  made  prisoners. 

regular  sounding _wks 

Military  prison-er  ..  _- rtz 

TWY 

— May,  or,  Can  proceed. 

Naval  prison-er ser 

Proceed  after  repairing  machinery,  rdw 

TWI 

— Prisoner. 

Proceed  at  high  water  ovf 

Send  for  prisoner vptj 

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  have  private,  accounts.  -  -    --      dfe 

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 

Pell  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  — tp 

a  fight  with  a  privateer mxt 

You  can  proceed  at  any  speed     .   _wmz 

Vessel  seen  is  a  privateer vxw 

Your  original  orders  are  cancelled ;  I  am 

TWM 

—Was  taken  by  a  privateer. 

directed  to  inform  you  to  proceed  to  — , 

TWN 

Privation. 

Your  port  of  destination  is  closed ;  your 
owners  desire  you  to  proceed  to  — .kxj 

TWO 

Privilege-d-ing. 

TXJ 

Process. 

TWP 

Privy-ily    Privy  to. 

TWQ 

— Privy  Council. 
Privy  to  the  whole  affair dph 

TXK 

Procession. 

TXL 

Proclaim-ed-ing-mation. 

TWR 

Prize-d-ing.    The  prize. 

Is  peace  proclaimed? yt 

Peace  has  been  proclaimed  . . yv 

TXM 

Procure-d-ing.     (See  also  Get  and  Ob- 

TWS 

Probable-ility.     (See  also  Likely.  ) 

tain.  ) 

Is  an  armistice  probable? evp 

Can  fresh  beef  be  procured?-.  . .  _.  gcz 

Is  it  probable?    Is  it  likely? QTN 

Can  I  procure  any  — ? nyi 

Most  probable  (or,  likely) QTV 

Can  I  procure  any  assistance  in  the  way 

TWU 

—Probably. 

Storm   center  is  in  —  (direction  indi- 

Can I  procure  charter? inc 

cated)  ;    probable    course    toward  — 

TXN 

—Can  I  procure  stock? 

(direction  indicated) igy 

TXO 

— Can  procure. 

Very  probably ypo 

Can  you  obtain  (or,  procure)?  ..  _.snp 

TXP 

— Can  not  procure. 

TWV 

Proceed-ed-in  g. 

Can  not  procure  wood zho 

TWX 

— Am  I  to  proceed? 

Charter  is  to  be  procured . .  .  ind 

352 


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Part  II. 


PROCURE— PROTECT. 

Procure — Continued. 

Propeller — 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 

...hc 

Lost  sere w  propeller —  rax 

Is  cotton  freight  to  be  procured?  . 

-JXW 

Lost  —  blades  (number  indicated)   of 

It  can  not  be  procured  at  this  place 

i-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). 

-DUN 

TZA 

— Propeller  jammed. 

Propeller  lost eax 

TXR 

Peodtjct-ion. 

TZB 

— Propeller  out  of  order. 
Propeller,  or,  Body  post -_gvr 

TXS 

Profess-ed-ing. 

TZC 

Propeller  shaft  broken me 

— Propeller  worked  loose. 

TXU 

Profession- al-ly. 

Screw.     (Propeller) vkh 

Screw  propeller  damaged <  tyx 

TXV 

Profit-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.     (Gain.) 

Two  blades  of  propeller  broken gmo 

TXY 

— There  will  be  no  profit. 

TXZ 

— Will  there  be  much  proiit? 

TZE 

Proper-ly-eiety. 
Am  I  steering  a  proper  course? jzf 

TYA 

Programme.  ' 

Buoy,  or,  Mark  is  not  in  its  proper  posi- 
tion -__    LC 

TYB 

Peogress-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 

RTS 

the  proper  certificate  of  competency? 

1JA 

I  do  not  think  the  marks  (or,  buoys)  can 

TYE 

Prohibit-ed-ing-ion-ory. 

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. 

TZG 

Were  my  letters  properly  forwarded?  .no  J 
— With  great  propriety. 

TYI 

Peomise-d-ing. 

TYJ 

— Can  not  promise. 

TZH 

Property. 

TYK 

— Promissory. 

TZI 

Propoetion-ate-ly. 

TYL 

Promontory. 

TZJ 

Propose-d-ing-al. 

TYM 

Promote-d-ing-ion. 

TZK 

— It  is  proposed. 

Offer,  or,  Proposal  not  accepted- -.dbw 

TYN 

Prompt-ed-ing-ly-ness. 

When  do  you  propose  sailing? zt 

May  be  got  off  {or,  afloat)  if  prompt 

assistance  be  given 

--CG 

TZL 

Proprietor. 

TYO 

Pronounoe-d-ing. 

TZM 

Prorogue-d-ing-ation. 

TYP 

Proof. 
Fireproof   

-MZV 

TZN 

Prosecdte-d-ing-ion. 

TYQ 

— I  have  no  proof. 

TZO 

Pbosecutoe. 

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? 

TYtr 

Prop-ped-ping. 

TZR 

Prosper-ed-ing.    To  prosper. 

TYV 

Propel-led-ling.    To  peopel. 

TZS 

Protect-ed-ing-ive-ion.                             , 

Propeller.     (Screw) 

-YKH 

Let  us  keep  together  for  mutual  protec- 

Connect  your  screw  propeller.-  _- 

-JPH 

Fitting  new  propeller .-. 

-NCO 

We  can  defend  ourselves  if  we  keep  to- 

■MM 

Hawser  fouled  propeller 

-OPU 

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353 


"PROTEST— PUNT. 


TZU 
TZV 
TZW 

TZX 


TZY 
UAB 

UAC 

UAD 
UAE 
UAF 
UAG 

UAH 

UAI 

UAJ 

UAK 


Protest-ed-ing. 
Did  you  protest? 
Have,  or,  Has  protested. 

Protestant. 
A  visit  from  a  Protestant  clergyman 
would  be  much  valued ity 


-INL 


UAL 


UAM 

UAN 

UAO 
UAP 

UAQ 

UAR 

UAS 


UAT 

UAV 
UAW 
UAX 


Prove-ing. 

Chase  prove-d-ing  to  be  . 
—Proved. 

Provender. 


PROVIDE-D-INO — WITH. 

— Can  you  provide? 
— I  will  provide. 
— If  provided — with. 

Provident-ial-ly-ce. 

Province-ial. 

Provision-ed-ing. 
Are  you  in  want  of  provisions? tn 

— Can  you  spare  me  provisions? 

Cook-ed  provisions jvd 

Fresh  provisions nra 

Have  condemned  a  part  of  my  provisions, 

JMO 

I  am  (or  vessel  indicated  is)  short  of  pro- 
visions   vzs 

I  have  only  —  days'  provisions to 

Make  provision  for rio 

— Provisions. 

Salt  provisions -,.-vfx 

Short  of  provisions.     Starving  ....'..  n  v 

Want  provisions  immediately yo 

Want  provisions ytu 


Provisjonal-ly.    Proviso. 

Provoxe-d-ing-cation. 

Provost. 

— Provost  Marshal. 

Prow. 

Proxy. 

Prudent-ly-ce. 

It  is  not  prudent  to  proceed  without 
regular  sounding wks 

Scarcely  prudent  to  land ;  not  easy  land- 
ing on  the  beach -Fzx 

Pdblic-ly. 
Are    there    any  public  conveyances — 

tO—? J---JTY 

—Public  house. 
Public  money rye 

— Public  service. 

Publish  -er-cation-icity. 

Pud.    (Measure  of  weight) bcf 

Pudding,  or,  Pie -thy 


UAY 

UAZ 

UBA 
UBC 


UBD 


UBE 

UBF 

UBG 

UBH 

UBI 

UBJ 

UBK 

UBL 

UBM 

UBN 

UBO 

UBP 

UBQ 

UBR 


UBS 

UBT 

UBV 
UBW 


Pull-ed-ing. 
Let  your  boats  pull  to  — (bearing  indi- 
cated)   QOA 

The  boats  can  not  pull  ahead grk 


_LSV 


Pulley. 
Eccentric  pulleys  loose 

Pumice  stone. 


PUMP-ED-ING.      TO  PUMP. 

Air-compressing  pump DVY 

Air  pump dwa 

Air-pump  gear dwb 

Air-pump  levers  out  of  order dwc 

Air  pump  out  of  order dwe 

Air-pump  rod  broken dwf 

All  hands  at  the  pumps ...dxm 

Bilge  pump -.: gjs 

Bilge  pump  (donkey) gjt 

Bilge  pump  (main) GJU 

Bilge  pump  out  of  order -  gj v 

Bilge-pump  valves  out  of  order gjw 

Brine  pump hij 

Can  not  keep  free  with  pumps npt 

Circulating  pump irb 

Diver's  pump lhz 

Donkey  pump  disabled lkp 

Downton  pump lmr 

Feed  pump mva 

Feed-pump  check  valves  out  of  order, 

IOD 

Feed  pump  out  of  order mvb 

Feed-pump  valves  out  of  order mvc 

Hand  pump olz 

— Hand  pump  out  of  order. 

Hydraulic  pump -PAZ 

I  can  keep  free  with  pumps npy 

Main  pump RGM 

— Pump.     ( A  pump. ) 
Pump  brakes hdv 

— Pump  choked. 

— Pump  crosshead. 

— Pump  crosshead  out  of  order. 

— Pump  gear. 

— Pump  gear  worn  out  (defective). 

— Pump  leather. 

— Pump-lever  links  broken. 

— Pump  levers  out  of  order. 

— Pump  rod. 

— Pump  well. 

— Pumps  in  good  order. 

— Pumps'  out  of  order. 

— Pumps  want  repair. 

Well  supplied  with  pumps xey 

Work  pump zhy 

Punch.    (Todl.) 

Puncheon.    (Measure  of  capacity)  _._azl 

Punctual-ly-ity. 

Pund.    (Measure  of  weight) -BCG 

Punish-ed-ing-ment. 

Punt. 
Copper  punt Jvr 


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354 


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Part  II. 


UBX 

PURCHASE— QUALITY. 

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  board  by  — 

_-.GQS 

UDA 

—Put  out. 

I  can  purchase  (buy) how 

Put  out  fires 

--NAQ 

I  have  purchased  (bought) hbn 

UDB 

— Put  over. 

I  intend  to  purchase  (buy) .hox 

UDC 

— Put  to  sea. 

UCA 

— Making  large  purchases. 

Put  to  sea  at  once.    Get  an  offing. 

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 

.    PON 

UCB 

— Will  not  purchase. 

UDE 

— What  is  the  cause  of  your  putting  back? 

UCF 

— Will  yon(or  person  indicated)  purchase? 

When  I  have  run  my  distance  I  shall 

put  her  head  off  until  — 

..   LGP 

UCG 

Pure-ity. 

UDF 
UDG 

—Will  put. 
—Will  you  put?. 

UCH 

PURGE-ATIVE. 

UDH 

— You  are  to  put. 
You  had  better  put  your  affairs 

in  the 

UCI 

PURIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. 

hands  of — . 

You  will  be  put  in  quarantine .. . 

DPK 
UEL 

UCJ 

Purple. 

UDI 

PUTREFY-IED-ING-ACTION.      PUTRID. 

UCK 

PURPORT-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.  _pox 

Unfit  for  the  purpose ..yiq 

Will  it  answer  the  purpose? enr 

UCM 

Purse. 

UCN 

Purser. 

uco 

— Purser's  steward  (or,  assistant). 

UCP 

Pursue-d  ing.    Pursuit.    To  pursue. 
In  pursuit  (or,  chase) — of inq 

UCQ 

Pursuance.    In  pursuance  of. 

UCR 

Push-ed-ing. 

ucs 

Put-ting.    To  put. 
Attempted  to  put  to  sea  . .  pkj 

Authorities  will  put  ah  end  to  the  affair, 

DPJ 

UDN 

Q.     (Letter. )     (For  new  method  of  spell- 

Damage can  be  put  to  rights  in  —  hours, 

BD 

Do  you  come  from  any  port  putting  you 

ing,  see  page  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 
shelter. 

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-ing. 

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-ied-ing-ication. 

shelter _ ucv 

UDT  , 

Quality. 

Put  in,  in  distress lhj 

Of  a  good  quality 

OEK 

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QUANTITY— QUICKSILVER. 


UDV 


UDW 
UDX 


UDY 
UDZ 


UEA 
UEB 


UEO 


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)  — qfm 

A  small  (or,  smaller)  number  (or,  quan- 
tity) of  — SLD 

A  very  large  number  (or,  quantity) — 
of — SLE 

An  average  number  (or,  quantity) — 
of— F0Q 

An  equal  number  (or,  quantity) — of  — , 

MGF 

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  water  is  small,  not  exceed- 
ing (quantity  indicated)  a  day.-.YWR 
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? EGB 

What  quantity  of  coal  have  you  left? .  hp 

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  quarantine. 
Am,  or,  Is  in  quarantine  (number  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  o  ver  q 

Out  of  quarantine swa 

Performing  quarantine tfx 

— Quarantine  at —  (plci  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. 

Quarrel-led-ling-some. 

Quarry. 

Quart.    (Measure  of  capacity) azm 

Quarter.    ( Measure  of  capacity) azn 


UEO 


UEP 


UEQ 

UEB, 


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 nbp 

For  the  quarter nhl 

In  a  quarter  of  an  hour ozm 

— In  what  quarter? 

Last  quarter qgi 

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  an  hour ozm 

— Quarterly.  x 

Quarterly  account dpm 

— This  quarter. 
Weather  quarter yzq 

Quarter-ed-ing.    To  Quarter. 

At  quarters FIR 

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)  — IOR 

King's  Bench,  or,  Queen's  Bench  ..gfh 

Quell-ed-ing. 
Disturbance  is  quelled lhr 

Query.    Note  of  interrogation  (?).sjz 

Question-ed-ing-able. 
Authority  is   (or,  will  be)  questioned, 

FMO 
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 ufg 

Quicksilver ufh 

Very  quickly ypq 

Quicksand. 

Quicksilver. 


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Part  II. 


QUIET— RAN. 


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) -Be J 

Quit-ted-ting.    (See  also  Leave.  ) 
Do  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  make  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) 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 yzc 

Rainbow. 
Lunar  rainbow rdh 

Raise-d-ing.     To  raise. 
Has  the  blockade  been  raised  (or,  taken 

off)? GNL 

Newly-raised  men eph 

Raisin. 

Ram-med-ming. 
— Ram  bow. 

Ran.     (See  also  Run.  ) 

Ran  against  (or,  foul  of ) dsg 

— Ran,  or,  Run  away. 
— Ran  clear. 
—Ran  into. 
— Ran  out. 


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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 -- wac 

Take  care  range  is  c  lear 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  t>il. 

Rank-ed-ing. 

Not  of  high  rank ovc 

Of  high  rank OVD 

Ransom-ed-ing. 

Rapid-ly-ity. 

Eire  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 fuy 

Chief  rate-ing iot 

Dying  at  the  rate  of  —  a  day .  _  _  i  _ .  -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)? - 1- --KGJ 

—What  rate?    (Speed.) 
When   were   your   chronometers   last 

rated? --- IQK 

Wish  to  get  a  rate  for  my  chronometer. 
Will  you  give  me  a  comparison?  - .  'isu 

Rather. 

Ratify-ied-ing-ication. 
Confirmation,    or,    Ratification    takes 
place  at  (or,  at—,  on — ) --JOB 

Rations. 

Ratline. 


UIS 


UIT 

urv 


uiw 
uix 

UIY 

UIZ 
UJA 


UJB 

UJC 
UJD 

UJE 

UJF 
TJJG 
UJH 


UJI 
UJK 

T7JL 


UJM 


UJN 
UJO 


UJP 
UJQ 
TJJR 

UJS 

UJT 
UJV 
UJW 

UJX 
UJY 
UJZ 


Rave-d-ing. 

Ravine.     (Grully.)..- ojn 

Reach.     ( Tack. ) 
— A  short  reach. 
Forereach-ed-ing nka 


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  Teady  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 _.-ElG 

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 dix 

— 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  arereadyto  disembark ybo 

Troops  will  be  ready— to  (or,  for)  __ybq 

Was  getting  ready  for  sea nzf 

Water  can  readily  be  obtained  . .  .  yws 


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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  you. 

Real-reis.     (Coin) aut 

Real-ly-ity. 

Realize-d-ing-ation. 

Reappoint-ed-ing-ment. 


-NRX 
-DLJ 


Rearmost. 

Prom  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  (cause) — of  — ?  -IFV 

Reassemble-d-ing. 

'  Convoy  to  disperse  and  reassemble  at 
rendezvous  (or  place  indicated) it 

Rebel-lious-lion. 

— Rebel-led-ling.     To  rebel. 

Recall-ing. 
Boats'  recall.    All  boats  to  return  to  the 

ship Code  Flag  over  w 

'  'General recall"  signal-Code  Flag  overY 

Hoist  the  general  recall owh 

Recalled. 

Recapture-d-ing. 

Receive-ing.    To  receive. 
Acknowledge-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 , -OAO 

Has  the  receipt  been  acknowledged? .  dgq 


ULA 


ULB 

ULC 


ULD 

ULE 


ULF 
ULG 

ULH 


ULI 
ULJ 


ULK 


Receive — Continued. 
— Have  received. 
Have,  or,  Has  received  accounts  ...dfc 
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?---i- plb 

Have  you  received  any  orders — from  — ? 

su 

Have  you  received  my  letter? qof 

Have  you*received  my  message? rqm 

Have  you  received  your  orders? str 

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

communication- ....if 

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 pbr 

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 —  ...    .. SR 

I  have  received  orders  for  you  to  pro- 
ceed to — - TF 

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 sui 

— 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  - te 

What  advice  have  you  received? doj 

You  are  not  likely  to  receive  your  orders 
for  some  days SUX 

Receiver. 

— Receiver  of  wreck. 

Recent-ly. 
Delayed  through  the  recent  gale  -  -  .ksf 
No  recent  observations.     I  did  not  get 

an  observation RT 

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). 


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359 


RECKON- 

-REFUND. 

Reckon — Continued. 

Reduce — Continued. 

Reckoning  not  to  be  depended  npon.RU 

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-ing-tion. 

Double  reef -ed ley 

UMO 

— I  shall  close  reef. 

ULN 

Recoil  (of  a  gun) . 

Reef  tackle ..     xir 

Recollect-ed-ing.    (See  Remember)  .  upv 

UMP 

— Shake  the  reefs  out. 

ULO 

— Do  you  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 hfd 

Breakers,  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  your 

ULQ 

Recommend-ed-ing-ation.     (See  also  Ad- 

starboard bow- - 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  dor 

Reef,  or,  Shoal  stretches  a  long  way  out, 

GE 

Reef s  ahead  of  you  _ hfb 

TJLR 

Reconnoiter-d-ing-aissance. 

ULS 

— Reconnoitering  party. 

Send  boat  to  point  out  reef  (rock,  or 
shoal) guo 

ULT 

Reconsider-ed-ing-ation. 

Stand  nearer  the  reef   (bar,  shoal,  or 
bank)  .. fwa 

ULV 

Record-ed-ing. 

ULW 

Recourse. 

UMT 

Reel. 

ULX 

Recover-ed-ing. 

UMV 

Re-embark-ed-ing-ation. 

I  must  recover  my  anchor eis 

UMW 

Re-engage-d-ing-ment. 

Is  likely  to  recover  ^ ...   QT0 

Quite  recovered ..ufr 

UMX 

Reeve-'d-ing.    Rove. 

ULY 

— Recovery-able. 

Tell  them  tojrecover  my  anchor . .  _ejw 

UMY 

Re-examine-ing-ation. 

Try  to  recover ycx 

ULZ 

Recruit-ing. 

UMZ 

Refer-red-ring — to.    To  refer. 
Refer  to  my  despatch  (or,  letter) ju 

UMA 

Rectify-ied-ing-ication. 

Refer  to  the  Geographical  Signals,  .nya 
JRef er  to  your  despatch  (or,  letter) . . .  jv 

UMB 

Recur-red-ing-rence. 

.  UNA 

— Reference. 

TJMC 

Red. 

UNB 

Refit-ted.    To  refit. 

UMD 

— Red  buoy. 

UNC 

— Can  I  refit  at? 

UME 

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 

Refrigerate-ing. 

UMJ 

Redeem-ed-ing-ption. 

Refrigerating  chamber dwl 

Refrigerating  machinery  out  of  order, 

UMK 

Redress-ed-ing. 

RDX 

Police  (or  other)  authorities  will  not 

UNF 

—^Refrigerator. 

UNG 

Refuge.    Refugee. 

UML 

Reduce-d-ing-tion. 
No  reduction  (in  price) cxt 

Harbor  of  refuge. .omz 

Reduce  speed.    Ease  her mp 

UNH 

Refund-ed-ing. 

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REFUSE- 

-REMAND. 

uni 

Refuse-d-ing. 

UON 

Reinstate-d-ing-ment. 

Crew  refused  to  go  on  board.   .     ..kcu 

UOP 

— Is,  or,  Are  reinstated. 

UNJ 

— Refusal. 

Refused  assistance.    Assistance  was  re- 

Reis.    (Coin) ., aut 

fused  FEZ 

UNK 

Regard-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. 

UNO 

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)  . pu  a 

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,  Relief  crew kdi 

Registry  book qxf 

Relieve  vessel  in  distress lhk 

UNS 

— Register-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-ment. 

UNW 

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 

Regret-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 

Regular-ly-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? 

NR 

JGD 

I  will  remain  by  you  (or  vessel  indi- 

It is  not  prudent  to  proceed  without 

cated) __    AI 

regular  soundings .  _       J  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 

Regulate-ing-ion. 

UPM 

—Remain,  or.  Stay  where  you  are. 

UOF 

— According  to  regulations. 

Unsafe  to  remain  until  — yen 

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-ing. 

You  must  remain  till  further  orders, 

UOJ 

Reinforce-d-ing-ment. 

NUM 

TJOK 

— In  want  of  reinforcements. 

UPN 

Remainder. 

UOL 

— Reinforcements  are  expected. 

UOM 

—Reinforcements  constantly  arriving. 

UPO 

Remand-ed. 

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UPQ 


UPR 
UPS 
UPT 

UPV 

UPW 
UPX 
UPY 

UPZ 

UQA 
UQB 


UQC 

UQD 
UQE 
UQP 
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)  ?-..ulo 
—Does,  or,  Do  not  remember. 
— It  must  be  remembered. 
— Remembrance. 

Remind-ed-ing-er. 

Remit-ted-ting.    To  remit. 

— Remittance. 

Remittance  list ---- --.qvl 

j  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. 


Remunerate-d-ing-ion-ive. 
— No  remuneration. 

Render-ed-ing. 

Could  not  render  assistance cq 

No  assistance  can  be  rendered ;  do  the 

best  you  can  for  yourselves ox 

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 


UQY 
UQZ 

URA 
URB 


URC 
URD 


URE 


URP 
URG 

URH 

URI 


Repair-ed-ing-able. 

Boiler  can  not  be  repaired re 

Boiler  has  been  repaired gvy 

Boiler  has  not  been  repaired gvz 

Boiler  must  be  repaired -  gwf 

Boiler  requires  repairs -- owl 

—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  down ;  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 mbl 

Must  discharge  cargo  to  repair  damage, 

KJR 

Proceed  after  repairing  machinery  .rdw 

Pumps  want  repair ubr 

— 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 yfn 

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) KQN 

I  will  repeat  the  signal wck 


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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 wcr 

— 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 


Replace-d-ing. 
Light  indicated  has  been  replaced . 

Replenish-ed-ing. 


QSD 


Reply-ied-ing — to.    To  reply.    (Seealso 
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  answer) 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, 

WQ 

Wait  for  a  reply  (or,  answer) tx 

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 

Confidential  report  (or,  communication), 

JFX 

Conflicting  reports jom 

Contradict  the  report jst 

Daily  report kis 

Derelict  reported  off  —  (or,  in  the  vi- 
cinity of  — ) jp 

Derelict  reported  passed  on  — ,  lati- 
tude — ,  longitude  — ;  dangerous  to 
navigation kvr 

Do  you  wish  to  be  reported? ub 

Do  you  wish  your  arrival  reported?  .eyc 

Get  steam  up ;  report  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 


USP 


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 rfm 

Medical  report rok 

Meteorological  or  weather  report-- .rsp 
News,  or.  Report,  or,  Information  is 

confirmed joe 

No  weathSr  report zg 

Nothing  to  report skg 

Pirate  reported  (or,  seen)  off  — tkr 

— Report-ed-ing.     To  report. 

Report  by  signal  -_i wes 

Report  by  telegraph xlt 

Report  confirmed joe 

— Report  expenditure — of. 

Report  is  not  correct jxc 

— 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  — L ue 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  "Shipping 

Gazette" 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 JOP 

Report  the  —  (vessel  indicated)  all  well 
in  (latitude  and  longitude  indicated) 

on  the  — ■  (date  indicated) UN 

Report  the  motions — of sba 

Report  when  finished  (or,  complete) — 

with jks 

Report  when  ready — to  (or,  for)  ---UJX 

Report  when  ready  for  sea ujy 

— Report  when  ship  denoted  is  sighted. 
— 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 


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USG 
USH 


USI 
USJ 

USK 

USL 

USM 


USN 


uso 

USP 


USQ 


USR 

UST 

usv 
usw 

USX 


USY 


Report — Continued. 

Vessels  that  wish  to  he  reported,  show 
your  distinguishing  signals ea 

Vessels  wishing  to  he  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 

Represent-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-ing — that.  To  request.  (See 
also  Ask.) 
Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  has  requested, 

DKR 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  requests  the 
pleasure  of  your  company  to  dinner, 

DKX 

Agent's  request dsn 

As  requested -FBH 

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  ...  y 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  unahle  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 

Require-d-ing-ment. 
Am  on  shore,  likely  to  break  up ;  require 

immediate  assistance  .  -  _ . . .  c  a 

Ambulance  required  to  convey  patient 

to  hospital edy 

Article  indicated  can  be  supplied,  but 

it  will  require  fitting * ezp 

Boiler  requires  cleaning ., gwk 

Boiler  requires  repair gwl 

Coal  requires  much  draft iwr 

Do  not  require  further  assistance.    Do 

not  require  (or,  want)  assistance -..cr 


USZ 


UTA 


UTB 
UTC 


UTD 

UTE 
UTP 

UTG 

UTH 

UTI 

UTJ 

UTK 


UTL 
UTM 

UTN 
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? sey 

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) ego 

Small  adjustment  required  to  machin- 
ery   dkg 

Vessel  indicated  does  not  require  fur- 
ther assistance egq 

What  assistance  do  you  require?  What 

do  you  want? fgt 

— 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 

Suh-lieutenant  in  the  Naval  Reserve, 

QPZ 

Reservoir. 
Air  reservoir dwg 

Reship-Ped-ping. 

Cargo  has  been  reshipped .  hzw 

Cargo  must  be  reshipped .iab 

Is  reshipping  her  cargo iat 

Reside-d-ing. 

Residence. 


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Part  II. 


RESIDENT— RIDER. 

Resident.     (Inhabitant) pko 

UVT 

Returns. 
Daily  returns .kmy 

UTP 

Resign-jng-ation. 

UVW 

— Returns  ordered. 

UTQ 

— Resigned. 

UVX 

— Returns  ready. 
Send  returns  —  of — ...  vqf 

UTR 

Resin-ous.    Rosin. 

UVY 

Revenge-d-ing-ful. 

UTS 

Resist-ed-ing-ance. 

TJTV 

— Resistance  coil. 

uvz 

Revenue. 
Is  a  revenue  cutter -__ehv 

UTW 

Resoi.ve-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&-ENCE. 

your  own  resources kum 

UWB 

— The  Reverend. 

UTY 

Respect-ed-ing-able-y. 

UWC  !  Reverse-d-ing-al. 

In  every  respect _mjo 

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. cze 

UWP 

Revive-d-ing-al. 

Send  a  responsible  person  on  shore  _tgv 

DWG 

Revoke-d-ing.     To    revoke.     Revoca- 

Rest.    (Remainder).-   _  upn 

tion. 

UVB 

Rest-ed-ing.    To  rest. 

UWH 

Revolt-ed-ing.                           .  v     '* 

Restaurant.    Cafe hsj 

UWI 

Revolution. 
Can  work  up  to  —  revolutions ZHU 

uvc 

Restore-d-ing-ation-ative. 

UWJ 

— Making  (number  to  follow)  revolutions 

Communication    by    telegraph    is    re- 

per minute. 

stored,  or,  Communication  is  restored, 

JFT 

UWK 

Revolve-d-ing. 

UVD 

Result-ed-ing. 

Let  your   wheels   (or,  screw)   revolve 

What  happened  (or,  resulted)? omn 

without  disconnecting.  _ qob 

Revolver tku 

UVE 

Retail-ed-ing. 

Revolver  ammunition icx 

UWL 

— Revolving  light. 

UVF 

Retain-ed-ing. 

Want  pistol  (revolver)  cartridges .  _tkv 

UV& 

Retake-ing-took. 

UWI 

Reward-ed-ing. 

UVH 

— Must  be  retaken. 

UWN 

— Shall,  or,  Will  be  rewarded. 

UVI 

Retire-d-ing. 

uwo 

Rheumatic-ism. 

UVJ 

Retract-ed-ing-ion. 

Rhine  wine zgc 

UVK 

Retreat-ed-ing. 

UWP 

Rhubarb. 

Army  is  retreating  . ,ewc 

UWQ 

— Tincture  of  rhubarb. 

Enemy  is  retreating lze 

Ri.     ( Measure  of  length) awk 

UVL 

Return-ed-ing.    To  return. 

Boats'  recall.     All  boats  to  return  to 

UWR 

Rib-bed. 

the  ship  _ Code  Flag  over  w 

Captain  will  not  return  until  —  -  _hwu 

uws 

Rice. 

Certificate  returned    ihv 

UVM 

— Do  not  return. 

UWT 

Rich-ly. 

UVN 

— Has  not  returned. 

uvo 

— I  shall  return  in. 

UWV 

Ride-ing.    Rode.    To  ride.    (See  also  To 

Immediately  on  my  return  (or,  on  the 

Weather.  ) 

return  of  — ,  person  indicated)  . .  _pdj 

Can  you  ride  out  the  gale? ...nvw 

Keep  any  letters  (or,  papers)  for  me  till 

UWX 

— Do  you  think  we  can  (or,  may)  ride  it 

Ireturn pyk 

out? 

UVP 

— Return  as  soon  as. 

UWY 

— I  shall  ride  it  out  if  I  can. 

Return  cargo           _   _.hzm 

Ride  it  out,  if  possible  . .    '..  _ks 

UVQ 

— Return  salute. 

Shall  you  ride  out  the  gale? ...  ...  nwd 

UVR 

— Return  to  the  (or,  your)  station. 

Tide  rode .__    iSN 

uvs 

— When  do  you  (or,  does  he,  or,  did  you, 

or,  did  he)  return? 

UWZ 

Rider.    (An  additional  clause. ) 

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UXB 
UXC 
UXD 


UXE 
TJXF 


UXG 


TJXH 


TJXI 
UXJ 
.UXK 


UXL 
.UXM 


UXN 


uxo 


RlDICULOUS-LY-NESS.      (Absurd) DBK 


Rifle. 

— Magazine  rifle. 

—Repeating  rifle. 

Rifle  ammunition bfy 

Rifle,  or,  Small-arm  magazine evf 

Rifle  range uhx 

— Rifled  gun. 

— Rifleman. 

Rounds  of  rifle  ball  cartridge icy 

Send  muskets  (rifles)  to  party  on  shore, 

SQC 

Service-rifle  cartridge - -  icv 

Service  rifle- lzx 

You  are  within  musket  (or,  rifle)  range, 

UIA 
RlG-GED-GING.      To  RIG. 

A  square-rigged  vessel wpm 

Can  you  rig  a  jury  mast? w 

Fore  rigging nix 

Full-rigged  ship nsu 

—How  is  she  rigged? 

Jury  rigged pxh 

.  Lower  rigging RCF 

'  Main  rigging RGN 

Mizzen  rigging Rws 

— Rig  in. 

— Rig  out. 

— Rigging  (the  ropes). 

Running  rigging vci 

Set  up  rigging vsf 

Square-rigged  ship wpm 

Standing  rigging wql 

Topgallant  rigging xvr 

Topmast  rigging--- xvz 

Wire  rigging zgp 

RlGHT-ED-ING.      To  RIGHT. 

She  is  righted;  she  is  all  safe dyr 

4 
Right-LY.     (Correct.) 

All  right dxv 

Buoys  have  just  been  examined;  they 

are  all  right hmj 

Damage  can  be  put  right  in  —  hours, 

BD 

If  I  am  rightly  informed pkd 

Is  she  all  right? dym 

Keep  right  astern fhn 

Quite  right ufs 

Right  meaning RNS 

With  some  assistance  I  shall  be  able  to 
set  things  right df 

Right.    (On  the  right. ) 
On  the  right  bank  of  the  river.     (The 
right-hand   bank  in   descending  the 

stream) fvg 

Right  arm-- evl 

Rin  (coin) auv 

Ring-ing.    Rung. 

Packing  ring --. -Szb 

Packing  ring  of  cylinder  cover  broken, 

KAN 

Ringbolt GYC 

Thrust-block  rings  defective gnb 


UXR 

uxs 


UXT 


UXV 
UXW 

UXY 


TJXZ 
UYA 
UYB 

UYC 
UYD 

UYE 


UYF 
UYG 
UYH 


UYI 
UYJ 


UYK 
UYL 

UYM 

UYN 

UYO 
UYP 
UYQ 
UYR 

UYS 


Riot. 
There  has  been  a  serious  riot  at  — .vrw 

Ripe-ly-ness. 

Rise-ing.    Risen.    Rose. 

Barometer  is  rising fxj 

Have  premiums  risen? tsp 

Premiums  have  risen . tsr 

Prices  have  risen __-Tvs 

— Rise  and  fall  is  about  —  feet. 

Spring  tides  rise  —  feet woy 

Tide  has  risen  —  feet  ..J... xsj 

Tide  is  rising  ... -XSL 

Tide  rises  —  feet xsm 

What  is  the  rise  and  fall  of  the  tide?.XH 
When  mpon  rises kzd 

RlSK-ED-ING.      TO  RISK'. 

Beach  your  vessel  at  all  risks ..- ki 

— Do  not  risk. 

Do  not  risk  an  anchorage  unless  you 
have  very  good  ground  tackle fx 

Do  not  risk  without  a  pilot fkl 

— Do  not  run  any  risk. 

Great  risk --. ohi 

Great  risk  in  sending  a  boat gsz 

— I  will  run  no  risk. 

— If  it  can  (or,  may)  be  done  without  risk. 

— Is  there  any  risk? 

Not  safe  to  risk  making  the  land. .  _vde 
— Risk-y. 

— There  is  no  risk. 
— Without  risk. 

You  run  the  risk  of  seizure  (or,  capture) , 

HXZ 

River. 

— Can  you  go  up  the  river?                / 
— Do  you  go  into  the  river? 
Down  the  river lme 

Falls  of  the  —  (river) MRS 

— In  the  river. 

Is  the  river  navigation  difficult?-  _  _kzw 
—Off  the  mouth  of  the  river  —  (or,  — ). 

On  the  left  bank  of  the  river. fve 

On  the  right  bank  of  the  river fvg 

Note. — The  left  or  right  hand  bank  in 
descending  the  stream. 

— River  pilot. 

River  police.     Water  police yvx 

— -Up  the  river. 

Rivet-ed-ing. 
— Started  a  rivet. 

Road. 

Along  the  road eam 

—On  the  road  to  — . 

Rule  of  the  road  (at  sea) vbw 

— Which  is  the  road  to  — ? 

Roadstead.     (See  also  Anchorage.  ) 

Lying  in  the  roadstead qpt 

Vessel  in  the  roadstead ypz 

Rob-bed-bing-ber-bery. 


366 


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Part  II. 


ROCK— ROPE. 


UYT 


UYV 


UYW 

UYX 


UYZ 


UZA 


UZB 
UZC 

UZD 

UZE 


UZF 

UZG 

UZH 


UZI 


UZJ 
UZK 


Rock-y.     (See  also  Reef.  ) 

A  rocky  beach fzm 

Apparently  shoal  water  to  the  — — ero 

— Are  there  any  rocks? 
Breakers,  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  ahead 

of  yon  --_ hfb 

Breakers,  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  your 

port  bow HFD 

Breakers,  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  your 

starboard  bow   hfe 

Drove  on  the  rocks loe 

Foul  ground.     Rocky  bottom haz 

Keep  the  rocks  on  — ..pzl 

Near  the  rocks ^..-Sfk 

— On  the  rocks. 

— Rock  under  water. 
Rocks,  Reefs,  or,  Shoals  extend  from  — 

to  — UMS 

Rocks  stretch  a  long  way  out GE 

Rocky  bottom.     Foul  ground. haz 

— Rocky  coast. 

Send  boat  to  point  out  reef  (rock,  or, 
shoal) guo 

Very  rocky ypr 

— Vessel  is  on  the  rocks. 

You  are  too  near  the  rocks sfp 

Rocket. 

— Can  you  spare  some  signal  rockets? 
Explosive  rocket.     War  rocket moz 

— Gun-cotton  rocket. 

— Have  you  any  rockets? 
Look  out  for  rocket  line  (or,  line) .  -  _kf 

Rocket  (Life-saving)  apparatus erh 

Rocket  (Life-saving)  apparatus  coming, 

erj 
Rocket  brigade hib 

— Rocket  staff. 
Rocket  (Life-saving)  station wrp 

— Rocket  to  throw  a  line.     L .  S.  A .  rocket. 

— Rocket  tube. 

Signal  rocket wdb 

Skyrocket wfn 

Rod. 

Air-pump  rod  broken dwf 

Connecting  rod jpk 

Connecting-rod  bolts  broken gxv 

Connecting-rod  brasses  broken  (or,  out 

of  order) _.heb 

Cylinder  side  rod L.kif 

Eccentric  rod  bent lsw 

Eccentric  rod  broken  - ; lsx 

Parallel-motion  rod  out  of  order tay 

Piston  rod tky 

Piston-rod  bolts  broken gyb 

Piston-rod  brasses  broken hed 

Piston  rod  cracked  (or,  broken)  ...kax 
Piston-rod    crosshead     damaged     (or, 

broken) ._ kej 

Pump  rod. ..'....ubn 

Slide-valve  rod wgn 

Slide-valve  rod  broken woo 

Sounding  rod •_--;.. .wkv 

Rode.     (See  Ride) uwv 

Roede.     (Measure  of  length) avs 

ROLL-ED-ING. 

Muster  roll  (or,  book).     Roster gzb 

— Rolling  batten. 


UZL 


UZM 

UZN 
UZO 

UZP 


UZQ 
UZR 

UZS 

UZT 


UZV 
UZW 


UZX 


UZY 


Roller. 
Rollers  setting  in tjt 

Roman  Catholic iez 

A  visit  from  a  Roman  Catholic  priest 
would  be  much  valued tvy 

Roman  cement igr 

Roof-ed-ing. 

Room.     (Space. ) 

— Barely  room  to  wear. 
Enough,  or,  Sufficient  room mdc 

— Have  I  room  to  wear? 

Have  room  for  no  more  cargo iap 

Have  you  room  enough — for  (or,  to)  — ? 

MDL 

Have  you  room  for  more  cargo? iar 

I  have  not  room  to  heave-to .  .osj 

I  will  heave-to  directly  I  have  room .  osn 

— No  room — for. 

— Not  room  to  swing. 
Not  room  to  wear mb 

— Not  sufficient  room. 
Room  enough mdc 

— Room  to  swing. 

Sea  room vld 

Shall  I,  in  my  present  berth,  have  room 

for  weighing,  if  the  wind  shifts? -Gfz 

Take  room  enough mdy 

— There  is  not  room  to  — . 

— There  is  plenty  of  room. 
You  have  barely  room  . . fwt 

Room.     (A  room. ) 

Boiler  room gwm 

Bread  room.-' hem 

Engine  room ._ mbe 

Engine  room  full  of  water mbg 

Engine  room  has  —  feet  of  water  in  it, 

mbh 

Engine-room  telegraph mb j 

Gun  room. ojt. 

In  the  engine  room.-- ....mbp 

Mess  room _■ rqh 

Near  the  engine  room : . _  _mbr 

Sail  room veh 

State  room hqj 

Store  room wxs 

Under  the  engine  room mce 

Ward  room __yuh 

Rope. 

Boat  rope... gru 

Bolt  rope gxu 

Breast  rope . hfq 

Buoy  rope  (of  anchor) ehr 

Cable-laid  rope hqr 

Can  you  spare  some  rope?     (Size  to 

follow) wmb 

Coil  of  rope izo 

Coir,  or,  Grass  rope izu 

Drag  rope lmy 

European  rope mhx 

Hawser     Large  rope opr 

Hawser-laid  rope opv 

Is  the  cable  (or,  rope)  belayed  (fast)? 

hrk 

Lift  rope ___qrm 

Man  ropes rjx 


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367 


ROPE— RUN. 


VAB 
VAC 
VAD 


VAE 
VAF 
VAG 


VAH 
VAI 
VAJ 
VAK 


VAL 
VAM 


VAN" 
VAO 

VAP 
VAQ 


Rope — Continued. 

Manila  rope ejt 

Mast  rope rmi 

Old  rope sqh 

Rope,  or,  Jacob's  ladder pu j 

Send  a  rope  on  board gov 

Slip  rope - wgy 

— Tiller  rope. 
Top  rope xvm 

— Veer  a  rope  astern. 
"Wheel  ropes zcj 

— "Wire  rope. 
Yard  rope zkq 

Rose.    Rise.    Risen uxs 

Rosin.    Resin-ous utr 

Roster «zb 

rot-ted-ting. 

Dry  rot _._loq 

— Rotten. 

ROTATE-D-ING-ION.      ROTARY. 

Rotary  Engine mav 

Rottolo.     (Measure  of  weight) bck 

Rouble  (Paper).     (Money) aut 

Rouble  (Silver).     (Coin) aux 

Rough-ly-ness. 

I  have  had  a  rough  passage --.tdb 

— Very  rough. 

Roumania-n.    Roumanian  Colors. 

Round-ed-ing. 

Brace  round — hdn 

Brace  round  your  head  yards hdo 

Come  round  Jcx 

Get  her  head  round  as  fast  as  possible, 

NYU 

Get  her  head  round,  or,  Get  her  on  the 
other  tack,  or  you  will  be  on  shore -LP 

Going  round odd 

Round  about dai 

Round-ed-ing  the  point tno 

Rounding  the  Cape hvs 

Wear  short  round yxt 

Round.     (Shape. ) 
— Round  shot. 

Rounds  of  Ammunition— for  — efz 

Rounds  of  ammunition  for  heavy  guns, 

EGA 

Rounds  of  rifle  ball  cartridge icy 

rout-ed-ing. 

Route. 
En  route lya 

Routine. 

Rove.    Reeve-d-ing umx 

Row.     (Address. ) 


VAR 

VAS 
VAT 

VAU 

VAW 


VAX 

VAY 
VAZ 
VBA 

VBC 

VBD 

VBE 


VBH 
VBI 

VBJ 

VBK 
VBL 


VBM 
VBN 
VBO 


VBP 
VBQ 
VBR 

VBS 

VBT 
VBU 
VBW 

VBX 


VBY 


Row.     (A  line  or  series.) 

Row-ed-ing-er. 
To  row  guard. 

Rowlock.  > 

Royal-ly-ty-ist. 

Fore  royal -NiY 

Fore-royal  yard _.niz 

Main  royal RGO 

Main-royal  yard...- RGp 

Mizzen  royal  , , Rwt 

Mizzen-royal  yard Rwu 

— Royal  Exchange. 

Royal,  or,  State  Navy  List .  _ .  QVM 

Royal  Navy,  or,  State  Navy SFC 

— Royal  sail. 

— Royal  salute. 

— Royal  sheet. 
Royal  standard.     Royal  flag wqn 

— Royal  yacht. 
Royal  Yacht  Squadron wpg 

— Royal  yard. 

Rub-bed-bing. 
Rubbed  off  the  copper .jvt 


Rubber. 
India  rubber.     Gutta-percha oku 


VBF 

VBG     Rubbish. 


Rudder. 

Balanced  rudder fta 

Damaged  rudder. 

Damaged  rudder ;  can  not  steer bi 

Jury  rudder pxi 

Loss  of,  or,  Lost  rudder. 

Rudder  chain uv 

— Rudder  chock. 
— Rudder  coat. 

Rudder  disabled;   will  you  assist  me 

.  into  —  (port  indicated)  ? da 

— Rudder  head. 
— Rudder  iron. 
— Rudder  post. 

Vessel  indicated  has  lost  her  rudder.RBE 

Rude-ly-ness. 
Rug. 
Rugged. 
Ruin-ed-ing-ous. 

RULE-D-ING.      To  RULE. 

— Rule  (regulation). 

— Rule  of  the  road  (at  sea). 

Rum. 

i 
Rumor  (report) urq 

Run-ning.    See  also  Ran. 

A  running  fight mxs 

After  running  —  (miles  indicated)  .drh 

Blockade  runner gnf 

Chronometer  has  run  down gq 

Current  runs  —  utiles  an  hour kfy 


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Part  II. 


ROTT- 

-SAFE. 

Run — Continued. 

VCR 

Rye. 

Current,  or,  Tide  will  run  very  strong 

(indicate  miles  per  hour,  if  necessary), 

KGB 

Do  not  run  any  risk uxy 

Fore  runner .-.nja 

Had  we  not  better  run  in  and  make  the 

land? _pz 

Have,  or,  Has  run  (or,  put)  into  — -  -UCT 

VBZ 

— I  can  not  run ;  I  must  see  it  out. 

VCA 

— I  do  not  like  to  run  in ;  I  prefer  keeping 

the  sea. 
I  have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  run  the 

blockade--  .-      -     gnm 

I  have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  sunk 

(or,  run  down)  a  vessel  _  _   hk 

I  will  run  no  risk uxz 

Let  run.     Let  it  run qnw 

VCB 

— Main  runner. 

Medical  comforts  running  short roi 

Medicines  have  run  short roq 

My  chronometer  has  run  down gq 

vcs 

S.     (Letter. )     (For  new  method  of  spell- 

Ban-__    .- -_.TJHN 

ing,  seepage  13.) 

Ban  against  (or,  foul  of) dsg 

Ban,  or,  Run  away.  _       uho 

Saading,  or,  Toung.     (Measure  of  length), 

Ban  clear _-        _       tjhp 

AWS 

Ban  into.-     - _  uhq 

VCT 

Sabbath.    Sunday. 

Banout---           tjhk 

Bun  for — .     Make  for — rih 

VCU 

Sack-ed-ing. 

VCD 

— Bun  in  (or,  into). 

Bun  in  for  pilots  (or,  pilot  vessels),  and 

vcw 

Sacripice-d-ing. 

look  out  for  their  signals r  AC 

Run  on  board  by gqu 

vex 

Sad-ly-ness. 

VCE 

— Bun  on  shore. 

Bun  on  the  beach.     Beach  the  vessel, 

VCY 

Saddle-d-ing.    Saddlery. 

Bun  out swg 

vcz 

Sate-er-est.     (See  also  Save.  ) 

VCF 

— Bun  out  a  warp. 

All  safe  (saved) dxw 

VCG 

— Bunners  and  tackles. 

Are  your  friends  safe? nro 

VCH 

— Running  before  the  wind. 

Arrived  safely  .                                 toty 

VCI 

— Running  rigging. 

Bar,  or,  Entrance  not  safe  except  just  at 

VCJ 

— Bunning  under  bare  poles. 

slack  water  (or,  at  — ,  time  indicated), 

Shall  we  run  for  —  (place  indicated)  ? 

.  PVT 

WUA 

Boat  is  safe -         grp 

Tide,  or,  Current  will  run  very  strong 

Can  we  anchor  with  safety? -  ehs 

(miles  per  hour  may  follow) kgb 

Fears  are  entertained  for  the  safety  of  — , 

VCK 

— Underrun-ning-ran. 

MUI 

Unsafe  to  run  in  until  weather  moder- 

For the  safety  of nhm 

ates  -          YKO 

Harbor,  or,  Anchorage  is  safe  with  all 

Want  warp  run  out --.yq 

winds -  oz 

What  does,  or,  What  will  the  tide  run? 

VDA 

— I  know  of  no  safe  harbor. 

XSP 

VDB 

—Is  it  safe? 

What  harbor  shall  you  run  for? ond 

VDC 

— Is,  or,  Are  not  safe. 

When  i  have  run  my  distance  I  shall 

Is. the  anchorage  (or,  my  anchorage)  safe 

put  her  head  off  until  — _  lgp 

with  all  winds  (specify  which  wind,  if 

VOL 

— You  run  away  from  me. 

necessary)"! _--PB 

It  is  not  safe  to  go  so  fast .  .  -    -  -  - .ls 

Bung.    Ring-ing uxo 

It  is  not  very  safe  where  you  are  an- 
chored   -_      EIX 

VCM 

Rung.     (A  Rung.) 

Landing  safe,  but  very  disagreeable.LCE 
Not  safe  to  go  on  with  the  crew  at  pres- 

Rupee.    (Coin)       auy 

ent  -- KDE 

VDE 

— Not  safe  to  risk  making  the  land. 

VCN 

RUPTURE-D-ING. 

Only  chance  of  safety ..ikg 

VCO 

BUSH-ED-ING. 

VDF 

—Safely. 

VDG 

— Safely  moored. 

VCP 

Russia-n.    Bussian  Colors. 

VDH 

—Safety. 

VDI 

— Safety  valve. 

VDJ 

— Safety  valves  out  of  order. 

VCQ 

EUST-ED-ING--?. 

She  is  righted;  she  is  safe ...DYE 

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369 


SAFE— SAIL. 


VDK 
VDL 

VDM 

VDN 

VDO 

VDP 
VDQ 
VDR 
VDS 
VDT 

VDU 

VDW 


VDX 
VDY 


VDZ 
VEA 


Safe — Continued. 
Shift  your  berth.    Your  berth  is  not 
safe kt 

— Shorten  sail ;  it  is  not  safe  to  go  so  fast. 
The  berth  you  are  now  in  is  not  safe, 

OHE 

—Will  it  be  safe? 
Will  the  soundings  be  a  safe  guide?,  wkz 
You  are  quite  safe  where  you  are--UFV 
You  must  moor;  it  is  not  safe  other- 
wise   RZO 

Sag-ged-ging. 

Sagene,    or,    Saschene.       (Measure    of 
length) .' awt 

Sago. 

Said.     (See  Say) vu 

Sail-ed-ing.    To  sail. 
Am  about  to  sail.  -P,  or,  Code  Flag  over  p 

— Are  you  a  quick  sailer? 

— Before  sailing. 

— Before  you  sail. 

— Bend  a  new  sail. 

— Bend  sails.  , 

Boat's  sails gsb 

Book  of    Sailing    Directions   (indicate 
place,  if  necessary) .  _ . gyx 

—Can  not  carry  more  sail. 

Canvas  to  repair  sails hve 

Damaged,  or,   Sprung  mast;    can  not 
carry  sail bh 

— Do  not  furl  sails. 

Do  you  know  anything  of  strange  sail? 

QBU 

Easy  sail.     Keep  under  easy  sail lrw 

Engines  broken  down ;  obliged  to  pro- 
ceed under  sail mci 

Fill  main  topsail myb 

Fore  and  aft  sail  niu 

Foresail niv 

Fore  staysail njd 

Fore-topgallant  sail njh 

Fore-topmast  staysail njm 

Fore-topsail i"JO 

Furl  sails  (or  sails  indicated) ntx 

Gaff  foresail.-- „„ nkg 

Gaff  mainsail  - nvf 

Gaff-topsail nvg 

Get  sail  on  your  ship  as  fast  as  possible, 

NYZ 

Great  circle  sailing oha 

Has  the  mail  sailed— for  — ? QO 

Have  you  a  book  of  Sailing  Directions? 

EO 

Headsail oqj 

Hoist  windsails -_owk 

— How  does  —  (vessel  indicated)  sail? 

— How  much  sail? 
I  am  about  to  sail, 

Flag  P,  or.  Code  Flag  over  P 

—I  am  going  to  sail  (date  may  follow) . 
I  am,  or,  They  are  ready  for  sea  (or,  to 
sail) ---. UJM 

— I  mean  to  carry  sail  all  night. 

I  sail  to-night xur 

I  shall  keep  under  easy  sail -  -  lry 

I  shall  not  furl  sails nty 


VEB 


VEC 
VED 


VEF 

VEG 
VEH 
VEI 
VEJ 

VEK 

VEL 

VEM 
VEN 
VEO 
VEP 
VEQ 

VEB, 
VES 
VET 


Sail, — Continued. 

— I  shall  shorten  sail. 
I  will  show  a  light  to-night  when  I  make 

sail QKZ 

If  you  do  not  carry  more  sail  we  shall 

part  company — JGN 

In  making  sail rid 

Intend  to  sail poz 

Jigger  royal  yard  and  sail pvs 

Jigger  topgallant  yard  and  sail pvt 

Jigger  topsail  yard  and  sail -  -  -  pvu 

Jigger  yard  and  sail pvw 

Keep  main  topsail  shivering pz j 

Keep  mizzen  topsail  shivering pzk 

Light  sail.    Upper  sail QSV 

Loose  sails raj 

Lower  studding  sail RCG 

Lower  topsail rch 

Lugsail rcy 

Mail  has  sailed rfh 

Mail  steamer  sails-ed rfn 

Mails  go  in  sailing  vessels rfp 

Mainsail.     Main  course RGQ 

Mainsail  split - RGS 

Main  staysail.. rgw 

Main  topgallant  sail Rha 

Main  topmast  staysail RHD 

Main  topsail RHE 

Make  more  sail  • — .     Set  your  — ril 

Make,  or,  Set  sail RiT 

Make  sail,  or,  Go  ahead  and  drop  a  boat 

on  board dvn 

Mizzen  topgallant  sail rwx 

Mizzen  topmast  staysail rxa 

Mizzen  topsail ._.rxb 

—My  sails  are  all  blown  away  (or,  split). 

— No  use  carrying  so  much  sail. 
Prepare  for  sailing.     Get  ready  for  sea, 

NYX 

Boyal  sail vay 

— Sail.     (A  sail. ) 

Sailcloth ^ivo 

— Sailmaker. 
— Sail  room. 
— Sailed  for  — . 
— Sailed  from  — . 

Sailing  collier jap 

— Sailing    directions    (indicate  place,   if 

necessary) . 
— Sailing  orders. 

Sailing  vessel vxe 

— Sails  from. 
— Sails  shivering. 
— Set  studding  sails. 
— Set  topgallant  sails. 
— Set  —  sails. 

Shall  I  furl  sails? ntz 

— Shall,  or,  Will  not  sail. 
—Shall,  or,  Will  sail. 
—Shorten  sail. 

Shorten  sail ;  it  is  not  safe  to  go  so  fast, 

VDK 

Small  sail QSV 

Split  all  my  sails wob 

Spritsail T woz 

Sprung,  or,  Damaged  a  mast;  can  not 

carry  sail bh 

Square  sail __wpn 

Staysail, - wse 

Stop  the  sailing  of wxi 

Storm  sail... wxv 


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SAIL— SAND. 


VEU 
VEW 

VEX 


VEY 
VEZ 

VFA 

VFB 

VPC 
VFD 

VFE 

VFG 

VFH 
VPI 
VPJ 
VEK 

VFL 

VPM 


Sail — Continued. 

Storm  staysail .wsf 

Storm  trysail -- wxy 

Strange  sail  .. --- -'.-.wyt 

Strange   sail   (or   vessel   indicated)  is 

bound  to  —  - _HBT 

Strange    sail   (or   vessel   indicated)   is 

from  — wyu 

Strange   sail   (or  vessel   indicated)  is 

(or,  was)  in  distress lhm 

Studding  sail xay 

Studding  sail  boom gzx 

Take  in  light  sails xjn 

Take  in  sail _-..vet 

Take  in  studding  sails xjo 

Take  in  topgallant  sails _ .  xjp 

There  is  a  strange  sail  on  —  (bearing 

indicated) _-_em 

This  is  my  best  point  of  sailing gia 

This  is  not  my  best  point  of  sailing. gib 

Topgallant  sail xvs 

Topgallant  studding  sail xvt 

Topmast  staysail wsg 

Topmast  studding  sail xwa 

Topsail xwb 

Trysail yda 

Try  rate  of  sailing ycu 

Twine,  needles,  and  palms  for  repairing 

sails 1 ypn 

Unbend  sails ygn 

Under  all  sail yhc 

Under  easy  sail lrz 

Upper  sail __ qsi 

Upper  topsail xwh 

Was  to  sail  immediately pdn 

— Was  to  sail  on  the  — . 

— We,  or,  Vessel  indicated  sailed  on  the  — . 
We  sail  on  the  — SQR 

— What  is  your  best  point  of  sailing? 

When  did  you  sail? sg 

When  do  you  propose  sailing? zt 

— When  does  he  (she,  or  indicated  vessel) 
sail? 

— Why  do  you  not  sail? 
Windsail  zpv 

— With  all  sail  set. 

Sailmaker VBG 

— Am  in  want  of  sailmakers. 
Can  I  get  any  sailmakers? nyj 

Sailor. 

— Sailors'  Home. 

Saint.    St.    San-ta. 

Sake. 
For  the  sake  of nho 

Salicine. 

Sal-ammoniac. 

Salary-ied. 

Sale.,   (See  also  Sell.) 

Advertise  cargo  and  day  of  sale dob 

Cargo  not  salable tab 

— Have  you  anything  for  sale? 

Put  off  the  sale sov 

Sale  by  auction plt 

— Salable. 


VFN 

VFO 

VFP 
VFQ 

VFR 


VPS 

VPT 

VFU 

VFW 

VFX 

VFY 

VFZ 

VGA 


VGB 
VGC 

VGD 

VGE 
VGP 
VGH 

VGI 
VGJ 

VGK 
VGL 
VGM 


VGN 


VGO 
VGP 
VGQ 
VGR 

VGS 

VGT 
VGU 


VGW 

VGX 

VGY 
VGZ 

VHA 

VHB 


Sally  port. 

Salmon. 

Saloon. 

— Saloon  passenger. 

Salt.    Saline. 

Boiler  tubes  salted-  - gwq 

Can   you   supply  me  with   salt   beef 

( number  of  casks  indicated)  ? gda 

Condenser  tubes  choked   (or,  salted), 

JMV 

Epsom  "salts. mgd 

—Salt  beef.* 
Salt  butter hot 

—Salt  fish. 

— Salt  meat. 

— Salt  pork. 

— Salt  provisions. 

— Salted-ing.     To  salt. 

Saltpetre. 

Salute-d-ing. 

Return  salute uvq 

Royal  salute vaz 

—Shall  I  salute? 

Salvage. 

Lloyd's  Salvage  Agreement qwy 

—Salvage  demanded. 
— Salvage  officer. 
— Salvage  steamer. 
— Salvage  voucher. 

Same. 

— In  the  same. 
In  the  same  position tpo 

— In  the  same  state  as  before. 

— Is  not  the  same. 

— It  is,  or,  They  are  the  same. 

Not  in  the  same  position tpq 

On  the  same  day knr 

— The  same  as  — . 

The  same  as  usual  ymz 

The  same  color jbp 

The  same  course jzn 

The  same  description kwo 

The  same  kind — as ..-QAY 

— The  same  thing. 

— The  same  time.     At  the  same  time. 

— -The  same  way. 

— Will  do  the  same. 

Sampan. 


Sample-d-ing. 
— Samples  can  be  seen. 
Send  sample — of 


-VQG 


Samson  post. 

Sanative.    Sanitary. 

Sanction-ed-ing. 

— Can  sanction. 

— Is,  or,  Are  sanctioned  by. 

Sand-y. 
A  sandy  beach 


.PZN 


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VHC 
VHD 


VHE 
VHF 

VHG 

VHI 


VHJ 
VHK 


VHL 

VHM 
VHN 


VHO 


VHP 
VHQ 


VHR 

VHS 
VHT 

VHU 
VHW 
VHX 


Sand — Continued. 

Bar  has,  or,  Sands  have  shifted fvu 

Coarse  bottom.    Coarse  sand  and  stones, 

HAX 

On  a  sand  bank fvd 

Quicksand ufg 

Sand  bag ..fsl 

Sand  bank  .._ fvh 

—Sand  dredger. 

— Sand  spit. 

Sands,  or,  Bar  shifted fvu 

Sandy  bottom hbf 

Send  for  sand vpw 

— Shifting  sand. 

Sane.    Sanity. 

Sanitary.    Sanative vgx 

— Sanitary  inspector. 

Sank.    Sink-ing.     (See  Sink.) 

Sapeque,  Cash,  or,  Le.     (Coin) atc 

Sardine. 

Sardinia-n. 

Saschene,    or,    Sagene.       {Measure    of 
length) awt 

Sat.    Sit-ting. 

Satisfy-ied-ing. 

— A  very  satisfactory  — . 

Credentials  are  not  satisfactory kbz 

Credentials  are  satisfactory kby 

— I  am  not  satisfied. 

Light  o  q  —  is  not  working  satisfactorily, 

QSH 

Papers  satisfactory -- tam 

Papers  unsatisfactory tan 

— Satisfaction. 

— Satisfactory-ily. 
The  appearance  is  not  satisfactory.. esf 
The  appearance  is  satisfactory esg 

Saturate-d-ing-ion. 


Saturday. 

— Before  Saturday. 

Last  Saturday 

— Nest  Saturdav. 
— Saturday  morning. 
—Saturday  night. 


-QGJ 


VHY     Saturn. 


VHZ 
VIA 
VIB 
VIC 


Sauce.    Table  sauce. 

Sausage. 

Savage. 

Save-ing. 

All  on  board  saved dxr 

All  safe  (saved) dxw 

Barely  time  to  save  the  mail ...  REY 

Can  not  save  the  ship ;  take  people  off, 

NB 

Cargo  expected  to  be  saved :hzu 


VID 
VIE 


VIF 

VIG 

VIH 
VIJ 


VIK 

VIM 


VIN 

VIO 
VIP 

VIQ 


VIR 

VIS 


VIU 
VIW 


VIX 
VIY 
VIZ 

VJA 

VJB 

VJC 

VJD 

VJE 

VJF 

VJG 


Save — Continued. 

Cargo  saved iaf 

Crew  saved kcv 

I  am  sinking  (or,  on  fire) ;  send  all  avail- 
able boats  to  save  passengers  and 
crew no 

— It  will  be  a  great  saving. 

— It  will  be  no  saving. 

Life-saving  (rochet)  apparatus erh 

Life-saving  appliances esl 

Part  of  cargo  saved ...law 

Passengers  saved tds 

— Saved. 

Send  life-boat  to  save  ere w * f j 

Shall  I  save  the  mail  (or,  post)?J..-RFV 

Savings  bank. 

Saw.     (See  also  See) voa 

Saw-ed-ing.    Sawn. 

cut  saw keb 


Say-ing.    Said. 
I  decline  to  have  anything  further  to  do 

(or,  say)  in  the  matter  EQO 

I  will  repeat  the  message  (or,  what  you 

say) RQN 

It  is  impossible  to  say pfe 

— Say  nothing. 
— What  did  he  say? 
Who  told  (or,  said  so)? xmz 

SCALD-ED-ING. 
SCALE-D-ING. 

— Scaling  ladder. 

SCANT-Y-INESS. 

Supply  scanty xew 

Scantling. 

Scarce-ity-ness. 

Fish  very  scarce «.__. nbr 

Scarcely  (barely) fwp 

Scarcely  any epv 

— Scarcely  necessary. 
— Scarcely  perceptible. 

Scarcely  prudent    to  land.     Not  easy 
landing  on  the  beach fzx 

Scarcely  visible viw 

— There  is  a  great  scarcity. 

— There  is  (or,  are)  scarcely  — . 

— Was  very  scarce. 

Scarf,  or,  Scarph-ed-ing.    To  scarph 

Scarlatina. 

Scarlet. 
Scarlet  fever ,— mws 

Scattter-ed-ing. 

Schedule-d-ing. 

— Forward  a  schedule. 

Schepel.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayt 

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SCHOOLMASTEB— SEA. 


VJH 

VJI 

VJK 

VJL 

VJM 

VJN 

VJO 

VJP 

VJQ 
VJR 

VJS 
VJT 
VJU 
VJW 

VJX 
VJY 

VJZ 

VKA 

VKB 

VKC 
VKD 


VKE 


VKF 


VKG 

VKH 


Schoolmaster. 

Schooner. 
Four-masted  schooner npc 

—Three-masted  schooner. 

Science-tific-ally. 

Scintillating  light. 

Scissors. 

Scope. 

•  Enough  scope mde 

— More  scope. 
Not  enough  cable.    Give  more  scope, 

HRM 

—Too  much  scope. 

Scorbutic-ally. 
Anti-scorbutic eoc 

scorch-ed-ing. 

Scorn-ed-ing-pul-ly. 

Scotch-man. 

scout-ed-ing. 
Scout,  or,  Lookout  vessel qzx 

Scrap. 
—Scrap  iron. 

scrape-d-ing. 

Scraper. 

scratch-ed-ing. 

screen-ed-ing.    to  screen. 
— Screen.     (A  screen. ) 

Screw.     (Propeller).-. vkh 

Auxiliary  screw fob 

Boss  of  screw hao 

— Can  you  lift  your  screw? 
Connect  your  screw  (or,  propeller)  _ jph 
Disconnect...^ lda 

Does  disconnecting  affect  your  steering? 

1  LDC 

Have  lost  screw,  or,  Screw  disabled. MS 
— Have  you  a  spare  screw? 

Hawser  fouled  screw opu 

How  many  blades  have  you  to  your 

screw? -. glx 

Let  your  screw   (or,  wheels)   revolve 

without  disconnecting qob 

Lift  your  screw QRN 

Lost  all  propeller  blades  of  screw.  _gly 
Lost  number  of  blades   (indicated)  of 

screw  propeller --.glz 

Lost  screw  propeller rax 

One  blade  of  propeller  broken gma 

One    screw    disabled;    can    work   the 

other mw 

Port  screw toz 

Require  diver  to  clear  screw lid 

Screw  frame  (or,  banjo) fug 

— Screw  passage. 
— Screw  (propeller). 


VKI 
VKJ 


VKL 

VKM 

VKN 

VKO 

VKP 
VKQ 
VKR 

VKS 

VKT 

vkh 

VKW 
VKX 


Screw — Continued. 

Screw  propeller  damaged tyx 

Screw  shaft. 

Screw  steamer  (horsepower  to  follow,  if 
necessary). 

Screw  well.    Screw  aperture era 

Starboard  screw - wqy 

Three  blades  of  propeller  broken. .  .gmb 

Twin  screw '. .yfk 

Twin-screw  steamer .yfl 

Two  blades  of  propeller  broken gmc 

— What  weight  is  your  screw? 

Screw.    (Far  fastening). 

Clamping  screw- isa 

— Screw-ed-ing.    To  screw. 

Screw  bolt gyd 

Scrub-bed-ing. 
Scrubbing  brush hkq 

scruple-ulous-ly. 

Scrutiny-ise-d-ing. 

scud-ded-ding. 
Obliged  to  scud smx 

Scupper. 
Lee  scuppers qmf 

scurrilous-ly. 

Scurvy. 

scuttle-d-ing.    to  scuttle. 
Leak  at  the  scuttle qjx 

Sea. 
Apparatus  for  casting  oil' on  the  sea  to 

quiet  it ,...erf 

Are  you  ready  for  sea? ujh 

At  sea - fiu 

Attempted  to  put  to  sea fkj 

Calm  sea uo 

Calm  the  sea  by  pouring  oil  on  it .  .htn 

Can  be  fished  at  sea ncg 

Can  damage  be  repaired  at  sea? ba 

Can  you  be  ready  for  sea  by  (or,  in)  — ? 

UJL 

Cargo  so  badly  stowed,  I  am  not  sea- 
worthy  IAG 

Considerable  sea -UP 

Damage  can  be  repaired"  at  sea be 

Damage  can  not  be  repaired  at  sea  (or 

at  place  indicated) bf 

Deep-sea  lead kqs 

Defects  can  not  be  repaired  at  sea  (or 

at  place  indicated) bf 

Enemy  is  at  sea lzb 

Get  ready  for  sea.     Prepare  for  sailing, 

NYX 

Gone  to  sea -.-. OCG 

Have  you  tried  the  temperature  of  the 

sea? _ xnf 

Head  sea oqk 

Heavy  sea.    Miich  sea u<3 

I  am,  or,  They  are  ready  for  sea  (or,  to 

sail) ujm 

I  do  not  like  to  run  in ;  I  prefer  keeping 

the  sea vca 


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SEA— SECT. 


VKY 
VKZ 

VLA 


VLB 
VLC 
VLD 
VLE 
VLF 
VLG 
VLH 
VLI 


VLJ 


VLK 
VLM 
VLN 
VLO 


VLP 
VLQ 


Sea — Continued. 

Is  refitted  and  ready  for  sea ujo 

Machinery  broken  down ;  irreparable  at 

sea  T edv 

Much  swell  on ■. ur 

Not  much  sea us 

Not  ready  for  sea ujr 

Proceed  to  sea * txe 

Put  to  sea udc 

Put  to  sea  at  once ;  get  an  offing mo 

Ready  for  sea ujt 

Report  when  ready  for  sea u j y 

Rule  of  the  road  (at  sea) vbw 

Sea  anchor.    Floating  anchor eic 

Sea  boots hac 

Sea  breeze hgc 

— Sea  cock. 

— Sea  going-gone  down. 
Sea  inlet  choked ipq 

— Sea  inlet  valve  (or,  cock)  broken  (or, 
damaged). 
Sea  mile.    (Knot) awo 

— Sea  of  — . 

— Sea  port. 

— Sea  room. 

—Sea  service. 

— Sea  sick-ness. 

— Seaman. 

— Seaward. 

— Seaworthy. 
Ships  indicated  are  (or,  were)  ready  for 
sea__ ujz 

— Shipped  a  sea. 
Smooth  the  sea  by  pouring  oil  on  it.HTN 

Stand  out  to  sea wqi 

Struck  by  a  heavy  sea xac 

The  temperature  of  the  sea  is  —  .--XNJ 

Too  much  sea uv 

Very  heavy  sea uw 

Was  get  ring  ready  for  sea nze 

What  is  the  sea  like? '-ux 

When  the  sea  has  gone  down lmp 

When  will  you  be  ready  for  sea?--.UKB 

Seal.     (Animal. ) 


VLR 
VLS 
VLT 
VLTJ 


-SUC 


Seal-ed-ing.    To  seal. 

Open  sealed  orders 

— Sealed  orders. 

Seam-ed-ing. 


Seaman vlg 

Able  seaman.    A.  B cxe 

Brigade  of  seamen.    Naval  Brigade  .hi  a 
Distressed  seaman -- lhg 

— In  want  of  seamen. 

Lloyd's  Seaman's  Almanac Qwz 

Merchant  seaman , RPY 

— No  seamen  to  be  had. 

Ordinary  seaman svd 

Registrar  General  of  Shipping  and  Sea- 
men  UNX 

Seamen's  and  Firemen's  Union NAR 

Seaport VLC 

Search-ed-ing.    To  search. 
— Have  been  searched. 
— Have  you  been  searched? 
— Have  you  searched? 


VLW 


VLX 
VLY 

VLZ 


VMA 


VMB 

VMC 


VMD 
VME 

VMF 

VMG 


VMH 
VMI 
VMJ 
VMK 


VML 


VMN 


VMO 

VMP 
VMQ 

VME 


Search— -Continued. 
Keep  the  search  light — on,  or,  Keep 

electric  light — on lvh 

Searchlight,  or,  Electric  projector. .lvi 
Use  your  search  light ymt 

Season. 

A  healthy  season oqx 

Fishing  season --^ nbx 

Good  season  for  fish  . nbz 

Last  season QGK 

— Next  season. 

— Not  this  season. 

Seat-ed-ing. 

Boiler  working  on  seating owe 

Engine  seating  loose mco 

Engines  working  on  seating mcp 

Seaweed. 

Seaworthy vli 

Cargo  so  badly  stowed,  I  am  not  sea- 
worthy  IAO 

Second-ed-ing.    Tq  second. 

Second.    (The  second.) 
I  can  not  make  out  the  second  flag_NDG 

Second  class ish 

Second  flag  in  hoist  indistinct ndg 

— Second  mast. 

— Second  mate  (or,  officer). 

Second  week  in  — zao 

Secondary. 

Second.     (A  second  of  time. ) 

For  seconds  of  arc  and  time,  see  page 
68. 

Second  of  latitude qhy 

Second  of  longitude QZH 

Secret. 

— Secret  message. 

— Secret  order. 

Secretly,  Secrecy. 

The  following  communication  (signal, 
or,  message)  is  private  (or,  secret), 

HX 

The  following  signal  is  in  cipher  and 

secret*. a iqv 

To  be  kept  secret - pzy 

*The  cipher  will  be  continued  until  ended 
by  the  person  signaling  making  the 
hoist  iqs  =  cipher  is  ended. 

Secretary-ship. 

Admiral's  secretary  ._-_. .--.'-_-Dko 

Colonial  Secretary , u jbm 

Military  secretary rua 

—Secretary  of  Legation. 

Secretary  of  Lloyd's qxa 

Secretary  of  the  Navy's,  or,  Admiralty 
flag, dls 

— Secretary  of  State — for. 
Secretary  of  the  Admiralty dlx 

— Secretary  to  (or,  of). 

— Secretary's  office. 

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SECTION— SEED. 


VMS 


VMT 
VMU 

VMW 
VMX 
VMY 
VMZ 

VNA 
VNB 

VNC 


VND 

VNE 


VHP 
VNG 

VNH 

VNI 

VNJ 
VNK 


VNL 


VNM 


VNO 


Sbction-al. 
Midship  section ktk 

Secure-ly-ity. 

— Are  you  secured? 

— Have,  or,  has  been  secured. 

— Have  you  secured? 

— I  have  secured. 

— Is  it  sufficiently  secure? 

Mast  is  secured rue 

— Secure-d4ng.    To  secure. 

— Shall,  or,  Will  secure  (or,  be  secured). 

See-ing.    To  see. 
Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 

you  ( or  person  indicated) dla 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 

you  (or,  — )  as  soon  as  convenient, 

DLB 

Call  upon,  or.  See htb 

— Can,  or,  Could  see. 
Can  see  the  mark  (or,  beacon) rli 

— Can,  or,  Could  you  see? 
Can  you  see  the  mark  (or,  beacon)  ?.gaf 

Cannot  see  the  mark elj 

Clearly  seen itl 

Desire  to  see  (or,  speak) — to kwn 

— Did  not  see  (or,  observe). 

— Did  you  see  (or,  observe)? 
Did  you  see  a  brig? how 

—Did  you  see  a  ship  on  the  (or,  off  the)? 
Did  you  see  a  vessel  in  distress? nd 

— Did  you  see  anything  of  —  (ship  indi- 
cated)1 
Did  you  see  her  capsize? hvx 

— Did  you  see  the  signal? 
Do  you  intend  to  see? por 

— Do  you  see  the  land?   (direction  indi- 
cated if  necessary) . 
Extinguish  all  lights.     Allow  no  lights 

to  be  seen dzb 

Flags  seen,  but  signals  not  understood, 

wcx 

Foresee-n-ing nkb 

Glad  to  see — it  (or,  that) oas 

Glad  to  see  you  (pr,  person  named),  oat 
Have  (or,  has)  been  seen  (or,  observed), 

SNP 

Have  not  seen  the  captain hwz 

Have  seen  the  captain hxa 

— Have  you  seen? 
Have  you  seen  a  (or,  the)  collier? . .jao 

Have  you  seen  a  derelict  vessel? jg 

Have  you  seen  a  pilot  boat  (or,  vessel)  ? 

TJ 

— Have  you  seen  (or-,  spoken)  any  men-of- 
war?    If  so,  report  their  names  and 
nationalities. 
Have  you  seen  any  torpedo  boats?... xr 
Have  you  seen  any  vessels  since  your 

departure? _"._ktu 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard)  of  a  vessel 

wrecked  (or,  in  distress)? zu 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard)  anything  of 

my  boat? pb 

Have  you  seen  disabled  steamer?  . .  _mv 

Have  you  seen  Lloyd's  agent? qwj 

Have  you  seen  the  captain? ..hxb 

Have  you,  or,  Has  — (vessel  indicated) 

seen  the  convoy? juq 

— Have  you  seen  the  land? 


VNP 
VNQ 
VNR 


VNS 
VNT 

VNU 
VNW 


VNX 


VNY 
VNZ 
VOA 


VOB 


VOC 


VOD 
VOE 


VOF 


See — Continued. 
Have  you  seen  the  light? qrv 

Hoist  your  flags  where  best  seen . .  .nde 
How  did  the  land  bear  when  last  seen? 

EH 

How  far  can  light  be  seen?. _msz 

I  can  not  distinguish  (or,  see) lgz 

I  can  not  run;  I  must  see  it  out vbz 

— I  have  not  seen. 
— I  have  not  seen  the  land. 
— I  have  seen. 
I  saw  it  very  plainly.     Plainly  distin- 
guishable   , . LHA 

— I  saw  the  ltnd  bearing  —  (and  time,  if 
necessary). 
I  saw  war  vessel  disguised  off  — . .  .len 
— I  saw  —  (vessel  indicated)  on  — . 

I  see  the  land.    Land  in  sight  (place  in- 
dicated, if  necessary) qdw 

I  shall  stand  in  for  the  land  as  long  as  I 

can  see qdz 

I  wish  to  see  you  before  you  go  on  shore, 

ocn 
— I  wish  to  see  you  on  shore. 

In  what  latitude  did  you  see? qhr 

Neither  seen  nor  heard orm 

— Nothing  in  sight. 
Passed,  or,  Saw  some  war  vessels  ..tcr 

Pirate  reported  (or,  seen)  off — tkr 

Samples  can  be  seen vgu 

Saw,  Seen voa 

Saw  boat  (indicate  place  and  time  if 

necessary)  gue 

Saw  derelict  in  latitude  — ,  longitude  — , 

JH 

Saw  enemy's  ship  (or,  cruiser)  off  — (or 
in  latitude  and  longitude  indicated) , 

KPD 

Saw  enemy's  ship  (or,  cruiser)  to  the  — , 

KFE 

— Saw  land. 

Saw  the  enemy's  fleet  off  — ok 

Saw  the  enemy's  fleet  steering  — ...lzs 
Saw  the  fleet  (or,  squadron)  off  — ,  steer- 
ing — net 

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

— See  a  ship  —  (indicate  direction). 
■See  smoke  in  —  (direction  indicated). 

— Seen.    Saw. 

Seen  nothing  of  your  boat gup 

Seldom  seen von 

Should  you  see  (or,  hear) orn 

— To  see  you. 

Vessel  seen  (or,  indicated)  is  — vxu 

Vessel  seen  (or,  indicated)losther  masts, 

rbp 

Vessel  seen  is  a  privateer vxw 

"We  did  not  see  the  light qso 

What  land  did  you  see?    What  land  do 
you  take  it  to  be? qeu 

— When  did  you  see? 

When  did  you  see  the  land? rx 

When  first  seen nbm 

When  last  seen qgy 

—When  ought  I  to  see  (01;  sight)  — ? 
Wish  to  see  you. 


Seed. 
Cotton  seed 


-JXT 


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375 


SEEK— SEND. 


VOG 
VOH 

VOI 

VOJ 

VOK 
VOL 


VOM 
VON 

VOP 


VOQ 

VOR 

VOS 
VOT 

VOU 

VOW 
VOX 

VOY 

VOZ 
VPA 


VPB 


Seek-ing.  Sought. 

Seem-ed-ing. 
It  seems-ed  (or,  appears-ed) esb 

Seer.    ( Measure  of  capacity) azq 

Seine.    (Net. ) 
Seining  party. 

Seize-d-ing-ure. 

— Has  been  seized. 
Vessel  and  cargo  have  been  seized  _hxu 
Will  be  certainly  seized  (or,  captured), 

HXW 

Will  perhaps  be  seized hxy 

You  run  the  risk  of  seizure  (or,  capture) , 

HXZ 

Seldom.    Not  often spy 

—Seldom  happens. 
— Seldom  seen. 

Select-ed-ing-ion. 

Self-acting dim 

Sell-ing.     To  sell.     (See  also  Sold  and 
Sale.  ) 

An  opportunity  for  selling  (or,  disposing 
of)  — srv 

— Can  you  sell  (or,  let  me  have)  any  — ? 

Is  the  cargo  sold? iau 

Must  be  sold wje 

Sell  cargo  as  soon  as  possible iay 

—Sold. 

Sold  by  auction flu 

The  cargo  is  not  yet  sold iba 

— Vessel  will  be  sold. 

Where  would  my  cargo  sell  ? IBM 

Would  my  cargo  sell  here  (or  at  place 

indicated)1! ibp 

Wreck  will  be  sold zjb 

Selvage. 

Semaphore.    Semaphore  station. 

— I  am  going  to  semaphore  to  you. 

Repeat  the  semaphore  signal wcq 

You  may  work  the  semaphore vo 

Semidiameter. 

Sen.     (Coin) auz 

Senate  (or,  House  of  Lords) ozr 

Senator-ial.       ( 

Send. 

Account  sent  is  correct det 

Account  sent  is  not  correct deu 

An  opportunity  for  sending  letters  to 

Europe  (or,  to — ) QOD 

Anything  to  send 1 eqn 

Better  not  send gin 

Bring-to ;  I  will  send  a  boat hix 

Can  I  send  my  sick  to  hospital  (or,  sick 
quarters)? oyq 

— Can  send. 
Can  send  boat gsh 


VPC 


VPD 


VPE 
VPF 


VPG 
VPH 


VPI 
VPJ 


VPK 
VPL 


VPM 


VPN 


VPO 
VPQ 


Send — Continued. 
Can  you  get  (or,  send)  me  a  pilot  ?     Is 

there  a  pilot  to  be  had? tiw 

Can  you  send  ? 

Can  you  send  a  boat? - gsi 

Can  not  send  a  boat ex 

Demand  has  been  sent _kta 

— Do  not  send. 
Do  not  send  boats  ashore  after  dark .gst 
Endeavor  to  send  a  line  by  boat  (cask, 

kite,  or,  raft)  ka 

Great  risk  in  sending  a  boat gsz 

— Have,  or,  Has  sent. 

— Have  you  sent  ? 

Heave-to;  I  will  send  a  boat gte 

I  am  aground;   send  what  immediate 

assistance  you  can oe 

I  am  sending  you  somenewspapers-SHR 

I    am    sinking   (or,   on  fire)   send    all 

available  boats  to  save  passengers  and 

crew no 

— I  have  not  sent. 

— I  have  sent. 

I  send  an  order  for  — ...sty 

I  will  send  a  boat gtm 

I  will  send  a  reply uro 

I  will  send  you  a  pilot tjg 

— Is,  or,  Are  to  be  sent. 
Letters  must  be  sent — to  (or,  by)_.QOL 
Lifeboat  sent  for -..qrj 

— May  I  send  ? 
May  I  send  a  sick  person'  to  see  your 
surgeon? wl 

— Must  I  send  ? 

— No  means  of  sending. 

Opportunity  to  send srz 

Orders  have  been  sent SUJ 

Pilot  has  been  sent  to  you — tji 

Send  a  boat  (or,  boats)  (number,  if  nec- 
essary)--.  FH 

Send  aboat  within  hail GUI 

Send  a  duplicate - lpg 

Send  a  line QUT 

— Send  a  message. 
Send  a  responsible  person  on  board,  .cze 
Send  a  responsible  person  on  shore  _tgv 
Send  a  rope  on  board gqv 

— Send  a  steamer. 

Send  a  —  dozen  cases — of  — ide 

Send  a  tug  (indicate  if  more  than  one) 
to  me  (or  to  vessel  in  direction  pointed 

out) --'- YDP 

Sent  a  water  boat guj 

Sending  a  water  boat -- __yvj 

Send  account --- dfo 

Send  all  available  spars  for  —  to  —  -  .fok 

Send  an  (or,  your)  account dfn 

Sending,  Sent  an  anchor  and  cable  .ejn 
Send  an  anchor  and  cable  off  immediately 

(indicate  if  more  than  one) ejm 

Send  an  answer  (or,  reply) enk 

Send  an  armed  boat guk 

Send  an  escort — to  (or,  for) mhd 

Send  an  excuse mlh 

Send  an  express  with  the  following  in- 
telligence  poh 

Send  an  officer — to  (or,  for) spo 

— Sending,  Sent  an  officer  —  to  (or,  for). 
Send  ashore — to  (or,  for) — fcz 

—Send  back. 
Send  bag — for  — fsm 


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SEND— SENIOR. 


VPR 

VPS 

VPT 
VPU 
VPW 

VPX 
VPY 


VPZ 
VQA 


VQB 
VQO 

VQD 

VQE 
VQP 
VQG 


Send — Continued. 

Send  boat — at gul 

Send  boat — to  (or,  for) gun 

Send  boats  fit  (or,  suitable)  for  landing 

passengers-- fi 

Send  boat  for  telegram gum 

Send  boat  to  assist fgn 

Send  boat  to  point  out  reef  (rook,  or, 

shoal) guo 

Send  boat  to  take  off  the  crew gup 

Send  boat  to  tow guq 

Send  boat  with  hawser  _.  gur 

Send  by  post tqp 

Send  by  rail ..ugx 

Send  carpenters  on  board — (ship  indi- 
cated)   IBY 

Send  cot jxo 

Send  descriptions kwf 

Send  dinner— for lav 

Send  flats  to  discharge  cargo iaz 

Send  following  message  by  post  to  own- 
ers (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — • wy 

Send  following  message  by  signal  letters 
through  the  telegraph,  instead  of  at 

length -.  _xb 

Send  following  message  by  telegraph  to 

owners  (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — _xa 

Send  following  message  through  the 
post  to  owners  (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — ,  by 
signal  letters,  instead  of  writing  it  at 

length wz 

Send  following  telegram  to  owners  (or, 

to  Mr.  — )  at  — xa 

—Send  for. 

Send  for  despatches  (or,  letters) jw 

— Send  for  my  letters. 

Send  for  orders -__sum 

— Send  for  passenger. 
— Send  prisoner. 
— Send  for  sand. 

Send  for  the  towline quv 

— Sending  for  the  towline. 
— Send  for  water. 

Send  immediate  assistance . . . , db 

Send  immediately — to  (or,  for) pdl 

Send  instructions pnk 

Send  lifeboat  to  save  crew fj 

Send  list  of  defects krf 

Send  me  a  boat  from  the  shore  (a  shore 

boat) ." guh 

Send  me  (or  vessel  indicated)  a  pilot, 

TJQ 

Send  me  a  police  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 

Sendmy  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 


VQR 

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 rms 

— 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  — wo 

Send  your  demands — to  (or,  for)-.-KTE 

Send  your  despatches  __ kxb 

Send  your  letters qr 

— Sender. 

— Sending.     To  send. 

Sent _._VRD 

Sent  by  post tqr 

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  yon  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  yon dkp 

Admiral,  or,  gjenior  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  off  (or  at), 

DKXT 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  on  board 
(or,  at—) dkv 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  is  on  shore, 

DKW 

Admiral,  or.  Senior  officer  wishes-  _dky 


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VQZ 


Senior — Continued. 
Admiral,   or,   Senior  officer  wishes  to 

know  - dkz 

Admiral,  or,  Senior  officer  wishes  to  see 

yon  (or  personindicated) 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)? dlh 

Mr.  — ,  senior bwh 

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. 

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  September. 

Ser.     (Measure  of  capacity) azp 

Ser.     (Measure  of  weight) baq 

Serge.    Blue  serge gop 


VBO     Sergeant. 

VRP      — Sergeant-major. 


VRA 
VRB 
VRC 
VRD 
VRE 
VRF 
VRG 


VRH 

VRI 

VRJ 

VRK 

VRL 
VRM 
VRN 


VRQ 
VRS 


Series. 

Serious-ly-ness. 

Badly,  or.  Seriously  wounded- frl 

Boiler  burst ;  no  one  seriously  hurt-AW 

Boiler  leaking  seriously kf 

Damage  serious  (particulars  to  follow, 

if  necessary) KIZ 

How  many   have    you    seriously  (or, 

dangerously)  ill? kld 

I  am  very  seriously  damaged — bn 


VRT 

VRU 
VRW 


VRX 

VRY 
VRZ 

VSA 
VSB 


VSC 
V3D 

VSE 


VSF 


Serious — Continued. 
I  heard  that  some  of  your  family  were 
seriously  ill msi 

— Is  it  serious? 

Nothing  serious ■-' ske 

Serious  attack j 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  . - ,,_ ------ ■. vrp 

Servants 
Officer's  servant -_spn 

Serve-d-ing.  ' 

Servitude. 
Penal  servitude -TFi 

Servia-n.    Servian  Colors. 

Service. 

Active  service diz 

Army  Service  Corps ewf 

Certificate  of  service --i ihu 

Civil  Service +  J- 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 vle 

—Serviceable.     ( Useful. ) 

Session. 

Set-ting.    To  set. 

Current  sets  offshore kfz 

Current  sets  onshore kga 

Defects  may  be  set  right  in  —  hours  _bd 

Ebb  sets 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) pam 

Make  more  sail.    Set  your  — ril 

Make,  or,  Set  sail rit 

Rollers  setting  in ut 

Set  sail.    Make  sail rit 

Set  studding  sails veo 

Set  the  courses s jzu 

Set  topgallant  sails vep 

Set  —  sails veq 

— Set  up  rigging. 
Tide,  or,  Current  sets  to  the  — kge 


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SET— SHALL. 


VSG 


VSH 
VSI 

VSJ 


VSK 


VSL 

VSM 
VSN" 

vso 

VSP 


VSQ 


VSR 
VST 
VSU 


VSW 
VSX- 
VSY 

vsz 

VTA 
VTB 
VTC 
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 i t.yk 

Is  all  settled  (or,  arranged)? exd 

Is  the  appointment  settled? esy 

Settle  everything-  _ mjp 


Settlement.     (A  colony. ) 

Settler. 

Seven-th-ly. 
— Seventeen-th. 

Several-ly. 

Boiler  burst;  several  men  killed ay 

Boiler  burst ;  several  men  wounded, .  az 

Several  engagements mah 

Several  lives  lost   qrg 

— 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 — Continued. 

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  shajft kbp 

Crank  shaft  broken  (or,  defective)  _kbq 

Engine  shaft mba 

Flaw  in  shaft neh 

Intermediate  shaft pqv 

Main  shaft  broken mr 

Main  shaft  broken  in  stern  tube  .  -  -egt 

— 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. ) awtf 

Shall  (or,  Will) cm 

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)1! bxr 

How  shall  (or,  will)  I? bxs 

How  shall  (or,  will)  we? bxt 

How  shall  (or,  will)  you? bxu 

I  shall  (or,  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  lean 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  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 


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SHALL— SHANK. 


Shall — Continued: 

If  they  shall  (or,  will)  not CAR 

If  we  shall  (or,  will) cbj 

If  we  shall  (or,  will)  not obk 

If  you  shall  (or,  will) oda 

If  you  shall  (or,  will)  not cdb 

It  shall  (or,  will) ciq 

It  shall  (or,  will)  be bgt 

It  shall  (or,  will)  be  done bnt 

Itshall  (or,  will)  not  be bgu 

It  shall  (or,  will)  not  be  done Snu 

Nothing  shall skf 

Shall - cut 

Shall,  or.  Will  be ,— bha 

Shall,  or.  Will  do  (or,  be  done) bnw 

Shall,  or,  Will  have-. ...brw 

Shall,   or,  Will   have   done  (or,  been 

done) bnx 

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

or  things  indicated)  ? bwd 

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

or  things  indicated)  be? bwb 

J3hall,  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,  it-s)? 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? bry 

Shall,  or,  Will  it bwd 

Shall,  or,  Will  not ciu 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  be? bhd 

Shall,  or,  Will  not  do  (or,  be  done),  .bnt 

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? ciz 

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  yours? 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 

Weshall  (or,  will)  be - bir 

We  shall  (or,  will)  have bsit 

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? ] cql 

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

we)  have cqm 

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)? orq 

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,  we,  or, 

you)  do? _._CRV 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? crw 

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)  1  — 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? 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)  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 


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 


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Part  II. 


SHAPE— SHIP. 


VTS 
VTU 


VTW 

VTX 
VTY 
VTZ 

VUA 

VUB 
VTTC 


VUD 


VUE 

VUF 
VUG 


VUH 
VUI 
VCJJ 
VUK 

VUL 

VUM 

VUN 

vuo 

VUP 


VUQ 
VUR 

vus 


VUT 


VUW 

vux 

VUY 
VUZ 
VWA 
VWB 

VWC 
VWD 


YWE 


Shape-ing. 
Irregular  shape pte 

— Not  under  command  shape. 
N.  B. — The  "not  under  control  or  com- 
mand" signal  is  two  black  balls, 
or  shapes  vertical. 

— What  shape — is? 

Share-d-ing.    To  share. 
— Share.     (A  share. ) 
— Shareholder. 
— Shares  in  the  — 

Shark. 

Sharp-ly-ness. 
Heavy  "weather  coming ;  look  sharp.,  fz 

Keep  a  sharp  lookout pyi 

Severe  squall  not  far  off;  took  sharp  _pz 

Shatter-ed-ing.    To  shatter. 

She.     (See  He,  She,  It,  etc.) bwl 

She  is  (or,  has)  not  yet ' zlo 

What  is  she  like? qty 

Shears. 

Sheath-ed-ing. 

— Sheathing  for  bottom  (number  of  sheets 
to  follow). 

Sheave. 

Eccentric  sheave  out  of  order lsy 

— Sheave  hole. 

Shed. 

Sheep. 

Sheer.     (Curve  of  the  hull.) 
Sheer  strake. 

Sheer-ed-ing  off.    To  sheer  off. 
— Sheer  a  little  off. 

— Sheer  a  little  off  when  you  come  to  the 
point. 

Sheers.     (For  lifting. ) 
— Sheer  hulk. 

Sheet.     (Rope. ) 

Fore  sheet njb 

Head  sheet oql 

— Jib  sheet. 

Main  sheet rgu 

Eoyal  sheet vba 

Sheet  home. 

Staysail  sheet. 
— Tacks  and  sheets. 

Topgallant  sheets 
— Topmast  staysail  sheet. 
— Topsail  sheet. 

Sheet.     (A  sheet  or  piece  of. ) 
Sheet  lead. 

Sheet  anchor ejq 

Sheet  cable hro 

Shelf  piece. 


VWF 

VWG 
VWH 

VWI 


VWJ 
VWK 
VWL 


VWM 

VWN 

vwo 

VWP 


VWQ 

TWE 

VWS 
VWT 


VWU 

vwx 


VWY 
VWZ 

VXA 

VXB 
VXO 
VXD 


Shell.     (Bomb) gyh 

I  can   supply  you  with .  powder  and 

shell trh 

Powder  and  shell tri 

— Shell  and  shot. 

Shell.     (A  covering. ) 
—Shellfish. 

Shelter-ed-ing. 
Could  she  (vessel  indicated)  have  got  to 

any  place  of  shelter? ofd 

— Good  shelter  from. 

I  shall  put  in  for  shelter uc v 

— I  shall  try  for  shelter  in  —  (port  indi- 
cated). 
— Is  there  any  shelter? 
Put  in  for  shelter,  or,  I  shall  put  in  for 

shelter  ucv 

— Shelter  may  be  obtained. 
-r-There  is  good  shelter  at  (or,  in). 
— There  is  no  shelter. 

Shelve-d-ing.    Shelf. 

Sheng.     (Measure  of  capacity) azm 

Sheriff. 

Sherry. 

Shew.     (See  Show) wal 

Shield-ed-ing. 

Shift-ed-ing.    To  shift. 

Ballast,  or,  Cargo  has  shifted ftn 

Bar  has,  or,  Sands  have  shifted fvtj 

—Did  not  shift. 

— Have,  or,  Has  shifted. 

I  shall  shift  my  berth gfs 

I  would  shift  my  berth  as  soon  as  possi- 
ble   get 

If,  or,  When  the  wind  shifts zfe 

Is  it  worth  while  shifting  berth?. ..gfv 

May  I  shift  (or,  changed? ikt 

■Must  shift. 

Sands  have,  or,  Bar  has  shifted fvu 

Shall  I,  in  my  present  berth,  have  room 
for  weighing  if  the  wind  shifts?.. gfz 

Shift  a  course jzv 

Shift  a  topsail xwe 

Shift  of  wind. 

Shift  your  berth — further  to  the  — -GHC 

Shift  your  berth  further  in gha 

Shift  your  berth  further  out -.ghb 

Shift  your  berth.     Your  berth  is  not 

safe _kt 

Shifting  sand vhe 

Will  shift. 

Shilling.     (Coin) avb 

Coals  —  shillings  a  ton  at  — gz 

Shine-ing.    Shone. 

Shingle-ly. 

Ship-ping.     (See  also  Vessel.  ) 

Armed  merchant  ship eow 

Armored  ship. evy 


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SHIP. 


VXE 


Ship — Continued. 

Aviso,  or,  Despatch,  vessel kwy 

Barque fxo 

Barquentine  -- fxp 

Battle  ship fyx 

Brig _ -hgv 

Brigantine ---.hid 

Clipper iuo 

Coast-defense  ship ixv 

Coasting-trade    ship.     Coasting  ves- 
sel   IYB 

Collier _. rwz 

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 npo 

Four-masted  ship npd 

Frigate net 

Full-rigged  ship NSU 

Government-hired  vessel ofu 

Government  ship ofw 

Guard  ship oiz 

Guarda  costa ojb 

Gunboat gtb 

Gun  vessel ojv 

Hired  cruiser kfb 

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) —  1 QFP 

Light-ship.     Light- vessel QTG 

Mail  steamer efk 

Man-of-war RPL 

Merchant  ship  (or,  steamer) epz 

Mortar  vessel saq 

Passenger  ship tdq 

Petroleum  ship thg 

Pirate tkp 

Privateer twl 

Rear  ship... ukn 

— Sailing  ship. 

Salvage  steamer  vgf 

Schooner vji 

Scout,  or,  Lookout  vessel QZX 

Screw  steamer vkj 

Ship  of  war __-.epl 

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 


Ship — Continued. 
Torpedo   catcher  (or,   chaser,    or,    de- 
stroyer)   -- XWE 

Torpedo  cruiser _„ xws 

Torpedo  gunboat - xwu 

— Training  ship. 

Transport  - yah 

Troopship -.- ybm 

Tug YDR 

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) ..-GFV 

Bring  the  ship  in  as  close  as  possible, 

hio 

— By  the  next  ship. 
Cannot  save  the  ship ;  take  people  off, 

NB 

Cargo  must  be  shipped iac 

Chamber  of  Shipping , ikb 

Clean  ship 1ST 

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 ao 

Do  not  abandon  the  ship  until  the  tide 

has  ebbed  - __ ad 

Do  not  have  anything  to  do  with  stran- 
ger (or  ship  indicated) wye 

Do  you  think  we  ought  to  pass  a  ship  in 

this  distressed  condition? ne 

Does  embargo  extend  to  ships  under  — 

flag? lwc 

— Dress  ship. 

Each  ship . lqy 

Enemy's  ship  (or,  cruiser) lzk 

Flagship T ncz 

Foreign-going  ship nkq 

From  the  guardship oix 

Funnel  of  ship  is  — -NTP 

Goods  are  shipped oet 

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  )1 woe 

Have  you  seen  any  ship  (or,  ships)  since 

your  departure?- kttj 


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SHIP. 


VXK 


VXL 
VXM 


Ship — Continued. 

Have  you  seen  (or,  heard)  anything  of 

a  ship  wrecked,  (or,  in  distress)  ?.-.zu 

Have   you  the   Navigation  Laws,  or, 

Merchant  Shipping  Act  of  the  country 

of  vessel  signaling? -- dig 

Her,  or,  His  Majesty's  ship ehq 

How  are  you,  or,  How  is  —  (person  or 

ship  indicated)"! bxi 

How  does —  (ship  indicated)  sail?.VDX 

How  is  she  rigged?,.. .j tjxh 

How  is  (or,  was)  stranger  (or  ship  indi- 
cated) steering? wty 

How  many  days  since  you  passed-  — 

(ship  indicated)  ?  J knh 

— How  many  ships? 
I  belong  to  the  convoy  of  —  (ships  indi- 
cated)  *us 

I  do  not  intend  to  abandon  the  ship.-AF 
I  have  sunk  (or,  run  down)  a  ship.-HK 

I  intend  to  ship  — pov 

Imust  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,  but  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  (or  ship  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  with- 
out payment ywq 

Neutral  ship.     Ship  is  a  neutral shc 

— Not  yet  shipped. 

— Of  how  many  ships  was  the  squadron 
seen  composed? 

Passed  a  good  many  ships too 

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  — lbw 

Passed,  or,  Saw  some  war  ships tor 

Police  (or  other)  authorities  have  taken 
some  of  the  crew  out  of  the  ship.KDH 

Remain  by  the  ship kh 

Repeat  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)  off  —  (or, 
in  — ,  latitude  or  longitude  indicated) , 

KFD 


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 vsr 

Shall  I  bring  my  ship's  papers  with  me  ? 

hjf 
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 Iwdo 

Ship  has  not  made  her  number. . .  j .  slh 
Ship  having  the  guard ..oja 

—Ship  in  sight  is. 
Ship  in  sight  is  an  enemy ol 

— 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 mz 

Ship,  or,  Person  indicated  declines.KQj 
Ship  indicated  does  not  require  further 

assistance fgq 

Ship  indicated  has  been  wrecked  ...zix 
Ship  (indicated,  if  necessary)  has  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  .  _.cxr 

Ship  indicated  is  on  fire ot 

—Ship  indicated  is  out  of  sight. 
— Ship  indicated  is  sinking. 
— Ship  indicated  is  (or,  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 vot 

Ship  yard.    Ship-building  yard.. 
— Shipment. 
Ship-ped-ing.    To  ship. 

Shipped  a  sea ..vlj 

Shipped  onboard  -.,.-. gqy 

Shipping  office. 

Ship's  bottom  foul HAW 

Ship's  bottom  must  be  looked  at .  -  .hbg 

Ship's  head  by  compass — is  — JIE 

Ship's  husband pav 


Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


383 


SHIP— SHOE. 


I 


VYC 
VYD 


VYE 


VYF 


VYG 


VYH 


VYI 


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  just  arrived  show  your  ensigns, 

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  xeaving 
make  your  numbers  (or,  distinguish- 
ing signals) eb 

Spoke  several  ships  during  the  passage, 

vsu 

Spoke  the  —  (ship  indicated) woo 

Steer  directly  for  the  light- ship qth 

Strange  ship  hove  in  sight ozs 

Tell  my  owner  ship  answers  remarkably 
well eno 

The  captain  must  bring  the  ship's  papers 

with  him hxj 

v    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 rso 

The  way  is  off  my  ship ;  you  may  feel 

your  way  past  me hl 

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  ? UN  v 

—What  ship? 
What  ship  is  that  (bearing  indicated,  if 

necessary)1! EC 

What  ship  takes  the  next  mail?  ---REV 
—What  ships  did  you  speak  ? 
When  was  your  ship  last  coppered? 

jvrj 

Who  is  captain  of  ship  signaled?  _.hxn 

—Will  your  ship  stay? 

You  will  be  stopped  by  the  blockading 

ships »NR 

Shipper. 

Shipping  Federation muv 

"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"--.. uf 


VYJ 


VYK 


VYL 
VYM 


VYN 
VYO 
VYP 


VYQ 
VYR 


VYS 

VYT 

VYU 
VYW 


VYX 
VYZ 


VZA 

VZB 
VZC 


Shipping  master  (or,  officer). 
Commissioner  of  Navigation,  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. 

Shipwrioht. 

Skilled  shipwright --- wfe 

Want  shipwright ytz 

Ship  yard.     (See  also  Yard) vxy 

Shirt. 

Clean  shirts  (or,  linen) isu 

— Dirty  shirts  (clothes,  or,  linen). 

Shiver-ed-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 hfe 

— 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  east  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. . 
—Shoemaker. 


-HAB 


384 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


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 
AH  quiet— at  (or,  in  — ,  or,  on  shore), 

DXT 

Along  shore. -' ean 

Along  shore  to  the  eastward  of  — .  _eao 
Along  shjre  to  the  northward  of  — .eap 
Along  shore  to  the  southward  6f  — .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? rex 

— 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  JCU 

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? och 

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- Lif 

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.NSF 

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  a  boat  from  the  shore  (a  shore 

boat) GUH 

Send  on  shore — to  (or,  for) fcz 

Send  rifles  to  party  on  shore scq 

Send  tents  on  shore vqi 

Send  the  letter  bag  on  shore  (or  to  ship 

indicated). fsn^ 

Shore  boat gxts 

Some  squabble  (or,  fight)  on  shore  with 

crew mxu 

Suitable  boats  for  landing  must  be  sent 

off  from  the  shore Fl 

The  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)  is  on 

shore dkw 

They  are(boais)  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) i 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)1 

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  shore  to-day?   (Specify  time) . .  kod 

Shore-d-ing  up.    To  shore  up. 

Lose  no  time  in  shoring  up of 

— Will  you  require  shoring  up? 

Short-ness. 

A  short  crop  of  — kdu 

A  short  reach urv 

— 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 veb 

— In  a  short  time. 

Make  short  tacks bip 

Medical  comforts  running  short ROI 

Medicines  have  run  short ROQ 

Not  able  to  make  such  short  tacks ..xil 

Not  short  enough mdt 

Only  for  a  short — SQX 

Short  allowance .' ....dzn 

— Short  circuit. 
Short  manned;  crew  weak.    (Number 
may  be  indicated) KDJ 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


385 


SHORT— SHOULD. 


VZW 
VZX 

VZY 

WAB 
WAC 


WAD 


WAE 


WAF 


WAG 
WAH 


Short — Continued. 

— Short,  notice. 

— Short  of. 
Short  of  complement jke 

— 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 hrp 

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 drt 

Too  short xve 

Wear  short  round yxt 

Shot. 

By  a  shot hpa 

Case  shot ida 

Gunshot oju 

I  am  in  want  of  powder  and  shot  -_trf 
I  can  supply  you  with  powder  and  shot, 

TRH 

Musketshot scp 

Bound  shot vam 

Shot  and  shell vwf 

—Shot  plug. 

—Shotted. 

Shoold,  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  (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) ~.BY? 

He,  She,  It  (or  persons  or  things  mdi- 
ca<ed)should(or,  would)not  have.Bvs 

How  should  (or,  would)  ? -  -  bxv 

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 •.--SOL 

I  should  (ori  would)  not  do bng 

I  should  (or,  would)  not  have  .....bru 
I  should(or,  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).- cas 

If  they  should  (or,  would)  not cat 

If  we  should  (or,  would) -OBL 

If  we  should  (or,  would)  not cbm 

If  you  should  (or,  would) ode 

If  you  should  (or,  would)  not cdf 

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)  _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)1! bwm 

Should,  or,  Would  be  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  be?..-BWN 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or'per- 
son-s  or  things  indicated)  do  (or,  be 

done)? bwo 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  have?.BWP 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  have  been? 

bwq 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not?,  .bwr 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  be?-Bws 
Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  do  (or, 

be  done)? bwt 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  not  have? 

BWU 

Should,  or,  Would  he  (she,  it,  or  per- 
sons or  thing  s  indicated)  not  have 

been? B-wv 

Should,  or,  Would  his  (her-s,  it-s)?_CJP 
Should,  or,  Would  I  (my,  mine)?  -_cjq 

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)?  -Ojs 

Should,  or,  Would  the?    cjt 

Should,  or,  Would  there  be? bho 

Should,  or,  Would  these  (or,  those)  ?.cju 
Should,  or,  Would  they  (their-s)?--CJV 

Should,  or,  Would  we  (our-s)? cjw 

Should,  or,  Would  you-r-s?  .-_'. ojx 

That,  or,  This  should  (or,  would)  be, 

CLP 

That,  or,  This  should  (or,  would)  not 
be clq 


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386 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II 


SHOULD— SICK. 


WAI 
WAJ 
WAK 
WAL 


Should — Continued. 

There  should  (or,  would) omy 

There  should  (or,  would)  be cmz 

There  should  (or,  would)  havebeen.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) j 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 bid 

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)? -• ovt 

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 ckb 

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 qrx 

I  will  show  a  light.     I  will  carry  a  light, 

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

course qw 

I  will  show  a  light  to-night  when.  I 

make  sail 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 

WAR 

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  numbers  (or,  distinguishing 
signals) dz 

Vessels  that  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.    Siamese.    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. 


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387 


SICK— SIGNAL. 


WBA 
WBC 


WBD 

WBE 


WBP 
WBG 

WBH 
WBI 


WBJ 

WBK 
WBL 


WBM 

WBN 
WBO 

WBP 
WBQ 
WBB. 
WBS 
WBT 


Sick — Continued. 
Disease,  or,  Sickness  is  not  contagious, 

vc 
For  the  sick 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) pc 

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 vlf 

Several  (or  number  indicated)  sick  on 

board gqx 

Sick  berth ghd 

— Sick  list. 

— Sick  nurse. 
Sick  quarters uex 

—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) iy 

Cylinder  side  rod kif 

Keep  on  the  port  side  of  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 hak 

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  -1— - — 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? eqk 


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 gkh 

— Can  you  keep  sight — of  ? 
— Can  not  keep  sight — of. 

Do  not  lose  sight  of  it ram 

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)  -<}dv 
Keep  me  in  sight  during   the  night. 
(Beariny  to  follow,  if  necessary)  .pyv 
— 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  ship  denoted  is  sighted .  usd 

Several  vessels  in  sight vsr 

— Shall  you  sight  — ? 

Ship  in  sight  is —  1  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)  in  sight? 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 GKft 

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  e* 
Alphabetical  signal  No.  2, 

Code  Flag  over  f* 
Alphabetical  signal  No.  3, 

Code  Flag  over  g* 

*  For  manner  of  using  these  signals  see 
page  13. 


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Part  II. 


SIGNAL. 


WCI 


WCJ 


Signal — Continued. 

Annul  the  hoist  shown  by  numeral  sig- 
nal. -- ---'- -EMI 

Annul  the  last  hoist  ;•  I  will  repeat  it- ve 

Annul  the  last  signal.  The  last  signal 
is  annulled emj 

Annul  the  whole  signal vf 

Asks  name  of  ship  (or,  signal  station) 
in  sight vg 

Attend  to  signals dg 

Calls  attention  of  shore  signal  station  on 
the  bearing  pointed  out  by  compass 
signal  (from  the  person  signaling)  -DO 

Calls  attention  of  vessel  whose  distin- 
guishing signal  will  immediately  be 
shown :dr 

Can  you  furnish  (or,  lend  me)  a  Code 
of  Signals? ize 

Can  you  make  out  her  flag  (or,  signal)? 

NOW 

Can  you  spare  some  rocket  signals? -Uzc 

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  -_-LGC 
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)? r gsp 

Did  you  see  the  signal? vnj 

Discontinue  repeating  signals ldg 

Distant  signals.     ( When  spokm  of) .  lge 
For  Distant  Signals  seepage  529. 
Distress  Signal.     (When  spoken  of.) 

(Seepage!.)  WCY 

Do,  or,  Did  you  understand  their  sig- 
nals?  WCI 

Enquires  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,  .icjv 

(The  cipher  will  continue  until  the  per- 
son signaling  hoists  iqs.  ) 

Forward  answer  by  telegraph  to  signal 
station  at  — emw 

Forward  following  telegraphic  message 
by  signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it 
at  length--- xb 

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

Gun  fog  signal ojs 

Has  vessel  signaled  her  number?- _.slf 


WCK 


WCL 


WCM 

WCN 

wco 


WCP 
WCQ 
"WCR 


Signal — Continued. 

Have  you  any  signal  lights? qrtj 

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 te  you  -_ ie 

I  can  not  make  out  the  flags ;  hoist  the 

signal  in  a  better  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  signal ncx 

I  can  not  make  but  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  will  repeat  the  signal. 
I  wish  to  signal ;  come  within  easy  sig- 
nal distance vj 

Indicate  name  of    signal  station   (or, 

ship)  in  sight . vg 

International  Code  of  Signals prb 

— Is  there  a  signal  station  at  — ? 
Keep  within  signal  distance  (bearing, 

if  necessary) pzu 

Last  signals „ 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  -_ sif 

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  making  numeral  signals 
see  page  32. 

Numeral  signal  (when  spoken  of)  --SLM 
Open  telegram  for  me  and  signal  its 

contents  --. - wx 

Pay  attention  to  signals dg 

Pay  strict  attention  to  signals  during 

the  night dt 

Pilot  signal  flying tjm 

Private  signal twk 

Refer  to  the  Geographical  Signals.NYA 
Repeat  your  signal  — ,  or,  Repeat  your 

signal  from  — (hoist  indicated) vi 

Repeat  my  signals  until  further  orders. 
— Repeat  the  semaphore  signal. 
Repeat  the  last  signal  made. 
Repeat  your  distinguishing  signal;  the 

flags  were  not  made  out „---DU 

Repeat  your  signal  in  a  better  place -OWL 


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SIGNAL— SINK. 


WCS 


WCT 


WCU 
WCV 
WCX 

WCY 
WCZ 

WDA 
WDB 

WDC 
WDE 


WDF 


WDG 

WDH 

WDI 


WDJ 
WDK 


WDL 
WDM 
WDN 

WDO 


WDP 


SiGNAL-^-Confo'wwecJ. 
— Report-ed-ing  by  signal. 
Run  in  for  pilot  (or,  pilot  vessel)  and 

lookout  for  their  signals rao 

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  understood,  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 
— Signkled-ing.     To  signal. 
— Signalman. 

Socket  signal wix 

— Sound  signal. 
Steer  course  indicated  as  per  compass 

signal J1F 

— Stranger  does  not  understand  your  sig- 
nal. • 
— Stranger  (or  vessel  indicated)  will  not 
take  any  notice  of  signal. 
The  following  signal  is  in  cipher  and 

secret IQV 

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 
it<      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)  DZ 

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 


WDQ 
WDR 


WDS 
WDT 
WDU 

WDV 
WDX 
WDY 

WDZ 

"WEA 
WEB 

WEC 
WED 
WEF 
WEG 


WEH 
WEI 
WEJ 
WEK 

WEL 
WEM 


Signal — Continued. 
Vessels  wishing  to  be  reported  make 

you  distinguishing  signals ea 

Vocabulary  signal — ----- ---YEi 

What  is  the  date  of  your  signal  book? 

VL 

Will  signal  With  steam  whistle  (or,  siren) 
during  tog  (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 LOT 

Signature. 


Signify-ied-ing-ication. 

Silence.    Silent.    Silently. 
Make  no  noise.     Keep  silence 

Silica-te-d. 

Silk. 


Sill. 
What  is  the  depth  of  water  over  the  sill? 

KVH 

Silting,  Silted  up. 

Silver. 

— Nitrate  of  silver. 
Quicksilver -- ufh 

SlMILAR-LY-ITY. 

SlMPLE-Y-ICITY.   SlMPLIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. 

SlMULTANEOUS-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 

SlNCERE-LY-ITY. 

Sinew. 

Sing-ing.    Sang.    Sung. 

SlNGLE-D-ING. 

Form  single  column  inline  abreast-NLW 
Form  single  column  in  line  ahead,  .nlx 
—Singly. 

Sink-ing.    Sank.    To  sink vhi 

Boat  sunk -- grq 

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

no 


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Part  II. 


SINK- 

-SLIME. 

Sink — Continued. 

Sky — Continued. 

I  have  sunk  (or,  run  down)  a  vessel-HK 

WFM 

—Skylight. 

' 

WEN 

— Sunk-en. 
Sunken  obstruction  in  (or,  at)  — 

----SNK 

WFN 

— Skyrocket. 

WEO 

— Sunk  off  (or,  near)  the  — , 

WFO 

Slack. 

Vessel  indicated  is  sinking  -_  .. 

VXS 

Bar,  or,  Entrance  not  safe  except  just 
at  slack  water  (or,  at  — ,  time  indi- 

WEP 

Sir. 

WFP 

cated) 

— Slacked-ing. 

FVT 

Siren.    Steam  siren 

---WSR 

Haul  in  the  slack 

OPA 

Blow  siren  (or,  steam  whistle)  at  inter- 

WFQ 

— Slack  away. 

vals --_ 

WD 

YVK 

Shall  signal  with  siren  (or,  steam  whis- 

WFR 

— Very  slack. 

tle)  during  fog  (or,  darkness) 

WE 

WFS 

—  When  theatide  slacks. 

Use  your  siren 

.  . ..  YMU 

WFT 

Slain.    Slay-ing.    Slew. 

WEQ 

Sirocco. 

WFU 

Slander-ed-ing-ous. 

WER 

Sister. 

WFV 

Slant-ed-ing. 

Sit-ting.    Sat 

VHL 

A  good  slant 

ODT 

WES 

SlTUATE-D-ING.      SITUATION. 
SlX-TH-LY 

WFX 
WFY 

WFZ 

Slate. 

— Slate  colored. 

Slave-d-ing-ry. 

WET 

Sixteenth. 

WGA 
WGB 

— Slave  trade. 
— Slaver. 

WEU 

Sixth.    Six.    Sixthly. 

_ 

Slay-ing.    Slain.     Slew 

. .  .  .'WFT 

WEV 

SlZE-D-ING.      TO  SIZE. 

WGC 

Sledge-d-ing,  or,  Sleigh-ed-ing. 

WEX 

Size. 

About  the  size. 

---CZY 

WGD 

Sleep-ing-y.    Slept. 

Different  size 

.--KZI 

Railway  sleeper 

UHC 

Indicate  the  size — of . 

...    PIB 

Large  size 

---QFR 

WGE 

Sleepless-ness. 

None  of  that  size . 

SJC 

WEY 

—Size  unknown. 
Small  size  .     

-WHP 

WGF 

Sleet-y. 

WEZ 

— What  size  do  you  want? 

WGH 

Slide-ing.    Slid. 
Dslide  ......; ' 

WPA 

Sketch-ed-ing.     (Draw) 

Skeleton. 

.LNG 

Gun  slide 

Low-pressure  slide  jacket  cover 

broken, 

KAM 

WGI 

—Slide  valve.                . 

WFB 

Skid. 

WGJ 
WGK 

— Slide  valve  broken. 
— Slide-valve  gear. 

WFC 

Skiff. 

WGL 

— Slide-valve  gear  damaged  (or, 
order). 

out  of 

WFD 

Skill-ed-pul-ly. 

WGM 

— Slide  valve  out  of  order. 

Skilled  artificer . 

-.-EZS 

WGN 

— Slide-valve  rod. 

WFE 

— Skilled  shipwright. 

WGO 

— Slide-valve  rod  broken. 

WFG 

Skin-ned. 

WGP 

— Sliding  faces. 

Skin.     (Hide)  ,.._   

.--OUQ 

WGQ 

Slight-ed-ing.    To  slight. 
A  good  many  slight  cases 

IDH 

WFH 

Skip-ped-ping. 

Boiler  burst;  very  slight  damage.  .gvw 

Boiler  leaking  slightly-     

...GWB 

WFI 

Skipper. 

Cargo  slightly  damaged 

IAD 

WFJ 

Skirmish-ed-ing-er. 

WGR 

Machinery  slightly  damaged  ... 
-Slightly. 

Slight  attack 

Slight  breeze    

MCQ 

Skoinis.     (Measure  of  length) .  _ . 

_.AWQ 

FKC 
---HGD 

WFK 

Skulk-ed-ing.    Skulker. 

Slight  case 

idp 

Slight  damage    

KJB 

WFL 

Slight  engagement 

...MAJ 

Sky. 

WGS 

—Slightly  wounded. 

Clear  sky 

\ 

Cloudy  sky 

WGT 

Slime-y. 

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SLING— SO. 


WGU 


WGX 


WGY 
WGZ 

WHA 


WHB 
WHO 


WHB 


"WHE 

WHF 


WHG 

WHI 
WHJ 
WHK 


WHL 
WHM 

WHN 
WHO 


Sling-ing.    Slung. 

Sling.     (A  sling.)   . 

Boat'ssling _ gsc 

Fore  yard  gone  in  the  slings nje 

Look  to  the  slings -- rab 

Slip-ping. 
Be  all  ready  for  slipping.     Be  ready  to 
slip  your  cable hqo 

Cut,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing.    Weigh, 

KW 

Cut,  or,  Slip  your  cables hra 

I  am  obliged  to  slip  my  cable ;  pick  it 

up  for  me -_hrf 

I  have  slipped  my  anchor,   but  it  is 

buoyed - eig 

I  intend  to  slip  cable  -.- hrg 

— Slip  rope. 
— Slip  way. 

Slip  your  cable  and  buoy  the  end.-HRQ 
— Slipped. 

Weigh,  Cut,  or,  Slip.    Wait  for  nothing. 
Get  an  offing kw 

Sloop. 

Slope-bd-ing. 
Slope  awnings fpy 


Slops.    Men's  clothing -ivs 

Slow-lt-ness. 

As  slow  as  possible fbj 

Keep  going  ahead  slowly dvm 

My  chronometer  is  slow  of  Greenwich 

(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time gs 

.  Slow  progress , tyc 

— Slow  speed. 

— Slower-est. 

Very  slow-ly yps 

Your  chronometer  must  be  slow  — iqm 

Slue-d-ing. 

Sluice-d-ing. 

— Sluice  valve. 

—Sluice  valves,  out  of  order. 

Slung.     (See  Sling.) wgu 

Slush. 

Smaok-ed-ing. 
Fishing  smack  (or,  craft) kaz 

Small-ness. 
A  small  establishment mhl 

— A  small  part  (portion) — of  — . 
A  small  (or,  smaller)  quantity  (or,  num- 
ber)—of  —  -----SLD 

Only  to  be  got  in  small  quantities.,  ofm 
Small  adjustment  required  to  machin- 
ery  dkg 

Small-arm  magazine evf 

Small-arm  men evc 

Small  arms.     (Muskets,  rifles,  etc. )  _evd 

Small-er-boat gut 

Small  bower ejs 

Small  case - - ...idp 


WHP 
WHQ 
WHB 


WHS 
WHT 


Small — Continued. 

Small  craft - kbc 

Small  hawser opt 

Smallpox.    Case  of  smallpox .-IDN 

Small  ship.    Small  craft kbc 

— Small  size. 

— Small  spar. 

— Smaller-est. 

Steward's  small  stores ..wve 

Stream,  or,  Small  anchor ejv 

Supply  of  water  is  small,  not  exceeding 

—  (quantity  indicated)  a  day.-.YWR 

Too  little,  or,  Too  small cjvx 


— Smart-ly-ness-er-est. 
—Very  smart-ly. 


WHU    Smell-ing.    Smelt. 


WHV 

WHX 


WHY 


WHZ 
WIA 

WIB 


WIC 
WID 

WIE 

WIF 

WIG 

WIH 
WIJ 

WIK 

WIL 


WIM 
WIN 
WIO 


Smelt-ed-ing. 

Smyth-y. 

Blacksmith  ._ glv 

Chimney  smith  (or,  sweep) ipb 

Coppersmith jvs 

Goldsmith odn 

Locksmith --- ---QXZ 

Tinsmith  -- ....xtz 

Whitesmith zdn 

Smoke-d-ing-ly. 
See  smoke  in  —  (direction  indicated), 

VNZ 

— Smoke  joint. 
—Smokeless  powder. 

Smooth-ly-ness-er-est. 

— Smooth  the  sea  with  oil - htn 

Smuggle-d-ing. 
— Smuggler. 

Snake-d. 

Snake.     (Reptile.) 

Snatch-ed-ing. 
Snatch  block  , _gmy 

Snifting  valve. 

Snow-ed-ing-y. 
Traffic  interrupted  by  snow. xzp 

Snug-ly-ness. 

All  snug dxy 

Make  all  snug.--- dyn 

So. 

I  am  (or  person  indicated  is)  trying  to 
do  so YCQ 

I  think  so xqg 

If  so bzw 

Is  it  so? cdu 

_^-rNot  so.  -  - 

Not  so  often spz 

— Not  so  soon — as. 

Not  so  well  as zbm 

— So  as  to. 

So  much  (or,  many) RKQ 


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Part  II. 


SOAK— SORT. 


WIP 
WIQ 

WIR 

WIS 
WIT 
WITT 


WIV 
WIX 

WIY 
WIZ 
WJA 

WJB 

WJC 


WJD 


WJE 
WJF 


WJG 
WJH 

WJI 


WJK 


WJL 
WJM 
WJN 
WJO 


soak-ed-ing. 

Soap. 
Marine  soap RLC 

sobee-ly-ness.    sobriety. 

social-ly-able-y-ility 

Socialist. 

Society. 

Co-operative  society .'...jvm 

Shipwrecked  Mariners' Society RLF 

Socks.     (Stockings) wvs 

Socket. 

— Socket  signal. 

Soda-ium. 

— Bicarbonate  of  soda. 

— Nitrate  of  soda. 

Soda  water. 

sopt-ly-ness. 
Soft  bottom hbi 

Soft  bread.     Fresh  bread .  heo 

SOIL-ED-ING. 

Sol,  or,  Dollar.    (Coin) atj 

Sold.    (See  also  Sell  and  Sale) vos 

Cargo  expected  tobesold hzv 

Cargo  sold  well iah 

Everything  is  to  be  sold mjh 

Is  the  cargo  sold? iau 

— Must  be  sold. 
Sold  by  auction flu 

—Sold  her  cargo. 

The  cargo  is  not  yet  sold iba 

Wreck  will  be  sold zjb 

Soldier. 

— Private  soldier. 

sole-ly-itary-itude. 

Solicitor.    Attorney _ .  flo 

solid-ly-ity. 
Solid,  or,  Cubic  measure.    (See  page  52) , 

AYB 

The  ice  is  so  solid,  I  can  not  break 
through;  send  help pcf 

Solution.    Soluble. 

solve-d-ing. 

Solvent-cy. 

Some. 
By  some  neglect  sgk 

I  heard  that  some  of  your  family  were 
seriously  ill msi 

I  think  you  ought  to  get  something  to 
answer  the  purpose enb 

Some  demand  springing  up ktf 


WJP 


WJQ 

WJR 
WJS 
WJT 
WJU 


WJV 
WJX 
WJY 


WJZ 


WKA 

WKB 
WKC 

WKD 


WKE 
WKP 


WKG 
WKH 


WKI 

WKJ 


Some — Continued. 
Some  future  opportunity  --- — — -.nus 

Some  more ...rzw 

Some  other svn 

Some  swell xhj 

Sometime  ago  (or,  since) dto 

—Somebody.     Someone. 

Someone  else lvw 

Someone  to  look  after  stock rad 

—Something. 
Something  amiss efm 

— Something  else. 

—Sometime. 

— Somewhat? 

— Somewhere. 

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

something  important  to  communicate, 

Code  Flag  over  h 

There  is  some  mistake rwg 

Son. 

Song. 

Soon. 
As  soon  as fbk 

As  soon  as  alongside — eav 

As  soon  as  convenient , fbl 

As  soon  as  it  is  dark fbm 

As  soon  as  it  is  dusk fbn 

As  soon  as  possible fbo 

As  soon  as  she  is  off  (or,  afloat) dpw 

As  soon  as  the  flood  tide  makes fbp 

As  soon  as  there  is  a  breeze fbq 

Discharge  cargo  as  soon  as  possible -Lam 
Dispose  of  cargo  as  soon  as  possible.lAN 

— How  soon? 
I  shall  weigh  as  soon  as  the  weather 

•permits zo 

Not  as  soon — as  - win 

Return  as  soon  as - uvp 

Sell  cargo  as  soon  as  possible lay 

— Sooner. 
The  sooner  the  better  ..... git 

— Too  soon. 

— Will  soon. 

Sore-ly-ness. 

Eyesore  --- — -MQH 

Footsore -NHF 

Sorrow. 

Sorry. 

Sorry  am  (is,  or,  are)  engaged mak 

Sorry  I  am  unable  to  comply  with  your 

request ..usx 

Sorry  to  hear — it  (or,  that) orp 

— Sorry  to  inform  you. 

— Very  sorry. 


Sort-ed-ing.   , To  sort.    (See  also  Kind.) 

All  sorts dxz 

—Sort.     (Kind.) 

What  sort  (or,  kind)— of? QAZ 

What  sort  of  a  light  is  it? QSP 

What  sort  of  a  voyage  (or,   passage) 

have  you  had? tdi 

What  sort  of  an  entrance  is  it  (or,  is 
'thereto—)? - mfw 


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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


393 


SORTIE— SPARE. 


WKL 


WKM 
WKN 
WKO 
WKP 
WKQ 
WKR 


WKS 


WKT 


WKU 
WKV 

WKX 


WKY 

WKZ 
WLA 


WLB 
WLC 
WLD 

WLE 

WLF 


WLG 
WLH 


WLI 
WLJ 
WLK 
WLM 


Sortie. 

Sought.    Seeking  _„ ...- vog 

sound-ed-ing.    to  sound. 
— Have  obtained  soundings. 
— Have  sounded  regularly. 
— Have  you  had  soundings? 
—Have  you  sounded  regularly? 
— I  have  sounded — (place  indicated).    I 
know  the  soundings. 
I  intend  sounding —  (place  indicated) 

before  I  try  it - pot 

I  shall  heave-to  to  sound  (time  indicated, 

if  necessary) osl 

I  shall  sound  regularly.    I  shall  keep 

the  lead  going qjh 

Irregular  soundings ftp 

— It  is  not  prudent  to  proceed  without 
regular  soundings. 
Keep  the  lead  going.    Keep  sounding, 

QJI 

Out  of  soundings swc 

Patent  sounding  machine rds 

—Regular  soundings. 

Show  your  soundings vs 

Sounding  apparatus erk 

— Sounding  pipe  (or,  tube). 
— Sounding  rod. 

— Soundings.     Depth  of  water.    (Depth  of 
water  to  be  shown  in  feet. ) 
Thomson's  (Kelvin)  sounding  apparatus, 

TEG 

— We  have  sounded  regularly. 

What  are  your  soundings? vs 

— Will  the  soundings  be  a  safe  guide? 
—You  may  go  by  your  soundings  if  you 
use  care. 

Sound-ed-ing.     To  sound.     (To  make  a 

noise. ) 
— Sound  (a  noise. ) 
Sound  signal wdi 

— Sounding  buoy. 

Soup. 
Preserved  soup tun 

Source. 
Where,  or,  What  source  did  the  news 
come  from?  - ...shn 

South.    ( Compass  in  degrees) aio 

South.     (Compass  inpoints) arl 

— Southern-erly-ing-ward. 
Alongshore  to  the  southward  of  —  (dis- 
tance in  miles  may  follow) eaq 

— From  the  southward. 
On.  or,  At  the  South  coast  of  —  .-  -IYK 

South  Atlantic Fjk 

South  cone  hoisted JNO 

South  latitude QHZ 

South  Pacific syx 

— South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. 

— South-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. 

— To,  or,  For  the  southward. 

— Too  far  to  the  southward. 

Note. — See  Compass  Signals,  pages  45 
and  46. 


WLN 


WLO 
WLP 

WLQ 
WLR 


WLS 
WLT 

WLU 

WLV 

WLX 
WLY 

WLZ 


WMA 


WMB 
WMC 
WMD 


WME 
WMF 


Sovereign-ty.     (Ruler.) 

Sovereign,  or,  Pound  (coin) aus 

Sow-ed-ing.    Sown. 

Space-ious-ly.     (See  also  Room.  ) 
Airspace  (or,  cell) dwh 

Spade. 

Spain.    Spaniard.     Spanish  Colors. 
Bank  of  Spain fus 

Span-ned-ning. 

Spanner. 

Spanker,  or,  Driver.. lnx 

Brail  up  the  spanker hdt 

— Lower  spanker  topsail  yard. 

Spanker,  or,  Driver  boom gzv 

Spanker  boom  sprung.. Gzw 

Upper  spanker  topsail  yard xwg 

Spar. 
Can  I  get  a  spar  for  —  mast  at  — ?.nyh 
Can  I  get  a  spar  for  a  fore  yard  at  — ? 

NIS 

— Can  you  supply  a  spar? 
Have  you  any  spars  that  would  do  for  — ? 

TX 

— I  have  no  spars  suitable — for  — . 
Lookout  will  be  kept  for  any  rafts  (or, 

spars)..,—- «zy 

Send  all  available  spars  for  —  to  — -FOK 
Small  spar whq 

— Spar  buoy. 

Spar,  or,  Outrigger  torpedo  - swr 

Spare  spar wmg 

Spars  are  all  adrift dmr 

Spars  for  nets,  or,  Torpedo  booms -_gzy 
Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  lower 

yard  (or  spar  indicated) RCK 

Sprung  spar  (indicated) woe 

Spare-d-ing. 
Can  spare  (or,  dispense  with)  -...-.lfd 
Can  spare  ammunition efs 

Can  you  spare  (or,  dispense  with)?_LFE 
Can  you  spare  (or,  supply  me  with)  -  ? 

XET 

Can  you  spare  a  hawser? ops 

Can  you  spare  ammunition? eft 

Can  you  spare  any  biscuit? glm 

Can  you  spare  me  a  chart  of  — ? imu 

Can  you  spare  me  a  chronometer — iqd 
Can  you  spare  me  a  hand  or  two?--OMC 

Can  you  spare  me  coal? gy 

Can  you  spare  me  provisions? uak 

Can  you  spare  me  some  rocket  signals? 

uzc 

— Can  you  spare  some  rope  (size  to  follow)  ? 

—Can  not  spare. 

— Have  no  spare  — . 

Have  you  a  spare  screw? vkf 

How  many  dozen  can  you  spare?  _.lmu 

— I  can  spare  you. 

None  to  spare sje 

Spare  anchor ...^--EJT 

— Spare  shaft. 


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Part  II. 


SPARE— SPOKE. 


WMG 

WMH 

WMI 

WMJ 

WMK 


"WML 

WMN 
WMO 
WMP 

WMQ 

WMR 


WMS 
WMT 
WMU 


WMV 


WMX 
WMY 


WMZ 

WNA 

WNB 

WNC 
WND 
WNE 


Spare — Continued. 
— Spare  spar. 
There  is  a  spare  propeller  on  board  .tzd 

Spaek. 

Speak-ing-er.   Spoke-n.   (See also  Spoke.) 
Desire  to  see  (or.  speak) — to kwn 

— Did  you  speak — to  — ? 

Have  applied  (or,  spoken)  to  - esq 

Have  you  applied  (or,  spoken)  to?  __esr 

— I  wish  to  speak  to  you. 
On  what  date  did  you  speak  the  —  (ves- 
sel indicated)  1  .... --KMG 

Shall  apply  (or,  speak)  to .est 

What  ships  did  you  speak? vyg 

Will  you  apply  (or,  speak)  to?. esu 

Wish  to  speak — to  (or,  with) zgw 

Spear-ed-ing. 

Special-ly-ist. 
— Special  survey. 
— Special  train. 

Specie. 

Speciey-ied-ing. 

At  place  specified  ... eiq 

At  the  time  specified pja 

Vessels  of   nations  specified  were  all 
leaving qlm 

Speculate-d-ing-  ion. 

Speech. 

Speed-y-ily. 
Different  speeds '. kzj 

Full  speed... __ ; nsv 

Go  ahead  full  speed li 

Go  astern  full  speed__ lm 

Go  full  speed-.- obs 

Go  half  speed obt 

Half  speed,  or,  Half  power olm 

I  am  going  full  speed  . oci 

\  am  going  half  speed . ocj 

I  am  on  full  speed  trial, 

Code  Flag  over  a 
I  have  —  hours'  coal,  full  speed  (or  at 

speed  indicated) ___ixd 

Increase  speed phc 

Is  steam  up?    Are  you  at  full  speed?. vz 
Most  economical  speed ltd 

— Quarter  speed. 

Reduce  speed.     Ease  her mp 

Reduce  speed;  you  are  towing  me  too 

fast XYT 

Slow  speed whe 

— Speed  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp). 

— Speed  will  be  —  knots. 
What  is  your  consumption  of  coal  per 
hour,  full  speed? _ixm 

— You  can  proceed  at  any  speed. 

Spell-ing.    Spelt.    To  spell. 
Name  will  be  spelt sdo 

—Spell  it. 
-Spell  the  address. 
-Spell  the  name. 
■Spell  the  surname. 


WNF 


WNG 

WNH 
WNI 

WNJ 
WNK 

WNL 

WNM 


WNO 
WNP 

WNQ 
WNR 

WNS 

WNT 

WNU 

WNV 


WNX 
WNY 
WNZ 
WOA 

WOB 

WOC 
WOD 


WOE 
WOF 


Spell —  Continued. 
Spelling  Signal  No;  l.Code  Flag  over  e* 
Spelling  Signal  No.  2-Code  Flag  over  p* 
Spelling  Signal  No.  3 -Code  Flag  over  g* 

*For  method  of  using  these  Signals,  see 
page  13. 

Spelling    (Alphabetical)    Table.      (See 
page  15) , ebo 

— Use  Spelling  (Alphabetical)  Table. 
Your  name  is  not  on  my  list;,  spell  it 
alphabetically   (or,   by   alphabetical 
table).* - .' ebq 

Spend-ing.    Spent. 

Spermaceti,  or,  Sperm. 
— Sperm  oil. 

Spherical. 

— Spherical  buoy. 

Spice. 

Spike. 

Handspike omg 

Marlingspike . rls 

Spill-ed-ing.    Spilt. 

Spin-ning.    Spun. 
Spun  yam * wpb 

Spinnaker. 

Spindle. 

Spirits. 

Methylated  spirits ...rsq 

— Spirits  of  wine. 
— Spirituous. 

Spit.                                                '   - 
Sand  spit vhd 

Splendid.     (Magnificent) ret 

Splice-d-ing. 

Splint. 

Splinter-ed-ing. 

Split-ting. 

Mainsail  split ..."E(js 

My  sails  are  all  blown  away. (or,  split), " 

VEC 

— Split  all  my  sails. 

Spoil-ing.    To  spoil. 
— Spoiled. 

Spoke-n.  Speak-ing-er.  (See  also  Speak), 

wmi 
Have  you  seen  (or,  spoken)  any  men-of- 
war?    If  so,  report  their  names  and 

nationalities _ ___vnm 

— Have  you  spoken  any  vessels  (or  vessel 

indicated)  1 
— Have  you  spoken  to  —  (or,  the  — )? 


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WOG 

W0h 

WOI 
WOJ 

WOK 

WOL 


WOM 
WON 
WOP 


WOQ 


Spoke — Continued. 
I  have  reported  you  to  the  vessel  I  spoke ; 
she  is  bound  to  —  {place  indicated), 

URT 

Spoke  a  brig hgx 

Spoke  several  vessels  during  the  passage, 

vsu 
— Spoke,  the  —  (vessel  indicated). 

Sponge. 

SpONTANEOUS-LY. 

— Spontaneous  combustion. 

Spoon. 

Spot-ted-ting-ty. 


Spout. 
Water  spout - 

Sprain-ed-ing. 


WOB 


Spray. 

Spread-ing. 
Convoy  to  spread  as  far  aspossible,  keep- 
ing within  signal  distance iz 

Spread  awning fpz 

Spring-ing.    Sprang.    Sprung. 

Bowsprit  sprung hcz 

Damaged,  or,  Sprung  mast;    can  not 

carry  sail bh 

Fore  topmast  sprung njl 

Fore  yard  sprung njs 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged) kjg 

I  have  (or  vessel  indicated  has)  sprung 

—  mast  (indicated) RCJ 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  fore  yard, 

KJH 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  lower  top- 
sail yard kji 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  main  yard, 

KJL 

I 'have  sprung   (or,   damaged)   topsail 

yard KJM 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  upper  top- 
sail yard kjn 

I  shall  weigh  the  moment  the  breeze 

springs  up hga 

Jib-boom  sprung gzr 

Main  mast  sprung RGL 

Main  topsail  yard  sprung khg 

Main  yard  sprung RHJ 

Some  demand  springing  up ktf 

Spanker  boom  sprung gzw 

Spring  on  the  cable hrs 

Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  a  lower 

mast ECJ 

Sprung  a  lower  yard RCK 

Sprung  fore  mast,  but  can  fish  it  at  sea, 

NKX 

Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  lower 
yard  (or  spar  indicated) RCK 

Sprung,  or,  Damaged  mast;  can  not 
carry  sail BH 

-   Sprung  my  fore  mast,  and  must  bear  up, 

NKW 

— Sprung  spar  (indicated). 


WOS 


WOT 
WOU 

WOV 
WOX 
WOY 

WOZ 


WPA 


WPB 
WPO 

WPD 


WPB 
WPF 


WPG 


WPH 
WPI 

WPJ 
WPK 


-QGM 


■  feet. 


Spring-ing.    Sprang.    Sprung  a  leak. 
Are  you  leaky?   Have  you  sprung  a  leak? 

QJ 

I  have  sprung  a  leak nq 

Vessel  indicated  has  sprung  a  leak  - .  ql 

Spring.    (Season. ) 
-In  the  spring. 

Last  spring 

-Next  spring. 
-Spring  tide. 
-Spring  tides  rise  - 

Sprit.    Spritsail. 
Spritsail  yard  (or, 

Sprocket. 

Sprung.    (See  Spring) woq 

Spun.     Spin-ning wnp 

— Spun-yarn. 

Spy-ied-ing. 
Spyglass.     Telescope xmq 

Squabble. 
Some  squabble  (or,  fight)  on  shore  with 
crew mxu 

Squadron. 

— A  squadron  (give  nationality)  composed 
of  —  ships,  passed  in  sight. 
Any  alteration  in  the  position  of  the 

squadron  (or,  fleet) ebz 

Blockading  squadron gni 

Channel  squadron  (or,  fleet) ...ilb 

Detached  squadron kxw 

Did  the  squadron  (or,  fleet)? nek 

Enemy's  fleet  (or,  squadron) lzg 

Fleet,  or,  Squadron  when  last  seen  were 

Off  — ---NEO 

For  the  fleet  (or,  squadron) neq 

In  the  fleet  (or,  squadron) nes 

Inshore  fleet  (or,  squadron) pmh 

Letters  of  squadron  (or,  fleet) qom 

Of  how  many  ships  was  the  squadron 

seen  composed? vxm 

Of,  or.  From  the  squadron  (or,  fleet) .  ner 

Reserve  squadron,- utk 

— Royal  Yacht  Squadron.    (Club.) 
Saw  the  enemy's  fleet  (or,  squadron) 

off— -- OK 

Saw  the  enemy's  fleet  (or,  squadron) 

steering  ■ — ,  — lzs 

Saw  the  fleet  (or,  squadron)  off  —  steer- 
ing— NET 

Squadron,  or,  Fleet  is  (or,  was) — at-NEM 

To  the  squadron  (or,  fleet) nev 

What  is  the  state  of  health  of  the  fleet 

(or,  squadron)? orc 

— When' is  the  squadron  (or,  fleet)? 
— Where  is  our  fleet  (or,  squadron)? 

Where  is  the  —  fleet  (or,  squadron)  ?_sk 
— Where  was  the  fleet  (or,  squadron)  on 
the  —  ? 

Squall-y. 
In  a  heavy  squall Ote 

Look  out  for  a  squall Qzt 

Severe  squall  not  far  off ;  look  sharp  _pz 
Squally  weather.     Blowing  hard zh 


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Part  II. 


SQUARE— STARBOARD. 

WPL 

Square.    (Shape. ) 

Stand — Continued. 

WPM 

— A  square-rigged  vessel. 

I  shall  stand  in  for  the  land  as  long  as  I 

Not  square  enough __mdu 

cansee.   .. -   -      qdz 

Square  centimeter.     (Square  measure) , 

I  shall  stand  in  till  I  make  the  land.QEA 

AXR 

WQC 

— I  shall  stand  in  until  — . 

Square  decameter.     (Square  measure), 

I  shall  stand  off  and  on  (the  land)  ..qeb 

AXJ 

WQD 

— I  shall  stand  on  until  — . 

Square  decimeter.     (Square  measure), 

I  shall  stand  off  from  — (hour  indicated) 

AXS 

to —  (hour  indicated),  or,  I  shall  stand 

Square  foot.     (Square  measure) axt 

off  until? -.-QEC 

, 

Square  hectometer.    (Square  measure), 

I  stand  (or  vessel  indicated  stands)  — 

AXP 

(class  indicated)  at  Lloyd's qwo 

Square  inch.     (Square  measure) axu 

Keep,  or,  Stand  close  in,  or,  Keep  under 

Square  kilometer.     (Square  measure), 

theland.*-  ..       .   lt 

AXV 

Please  stand  by  me ;  I  want  assistance, 

Square,  or,  Surface  measure axh 

NR 

Square  meter.    (Square  measure)  .  _  axk 

WQE 

— Stand  by  to  let  go. 

Square  mile.    (Square  measure)  __axw 

WQF 
WQG 

— Stand  closer  in. 

Square  millimeter.     (Square  measure), 

— Stand  in  for  the  land. 

AXY 

Stand  nearer  the  shore  (or,  bank,  or, 

Square-rigged  ship  .  -  -   wpm 

reef)..    ...' fwa 

WPN 

— Square  sail. 

Stand,  or,  Haul  off opc 

Square  yard.     (Square  measure)  _ .  _  axz 

WQH 

— Stand  off  and  on  the  land. 
Stand  off.     Get  an  offing.     Put  to  sea  at 

WPO 

Square.    (Place  of  address. ) 

once ...mg 

Stand  on mh 

WPQ 

Stab-bed-bing. 

Stand  on.    Continue  your  present  course, 

Accident  happened ;  cut;  stab dcg 

JSM 

WQI 

— Stand  out  to  sea. 

WPR 

Stable-ility. 

WQJ 

—Stand  towards — the. 

WQK 

— Standing  order. 

WPS 

Stack  -ed-ing. 

WQL 

— Standing  rigging. 

Vessel  indicated,  or,  Vessel  in  company 

Stadion.      (Measure  of  length) awg 

is  standing  in  for  the  land qet 

Vessel  indicated  is  (or,  was)  standing 

WPT 

Staff. 

(or,  steering)—      vxt 

Flagstaff __  _ndb 

Vessel  indicated  is  standing  into  danger. 

Jackstaff-.. .  ..  pug 

KLJ 

Rocket  staff... uzf 

WQM 

— Will  stand  by  you. 

Signal  staff  (or,  station) wdc 

You  are  standing  into  danger _.jd 

WPU 

Stage. 

WQN 

Standard.     Royal  Standard.     Royal 

WPV 

— Floating  stage. 
Landing  stage  qeo 

FLAG. 

WQO 

Standard,  or,  Support. 

Staid  (See  Stay)  .    wsx 

Standard,  or,  Pole  compass jib 

WPX 

Stain-ed-ing. 

WQP 

Star-ry. 

WPY 

Stamp-ed-ing. 

Pole,  or,  North  star.     sjo 

• 

Postage  stamp ._  tqn 

WQR 

— Starlight. 

WPZ 

Stanchion.                                i 

WQS 

Starboard.     (For  Starboard  Helm, 'see 
below. ) 

WQA 

Stand-ing.    Stood. 

BreakerSj  Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  on  star- 

Do not  stand  too  far  on  your  present 

board  bow.   _., HFE 

course jzi 

Cast  to  starboard ief 

WQB 

— Do  not  stand  too  far  to  the  — . 

Convoy  to  keep  on  starboard  side  of 

Do  not  stand  too  long  on  your  present 

leader  (or,  escort) .  -    iy 

course .    jzi 

Hard-a-starboard !    ( Urgent. )    Head  to 

Do  not  stand  too  long  on  your  present 

How  do  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  stand 
at  Lloyd's? -Qwk 

go  to  port __.ME 

N.  B. — To  be  kept  flying  until  the  course 
is  sufficiently  altered. 

How  is  (or,  was)  stranger  (or  vessel  in- 

Haul your  wind  on  starboard  tack  __lo 

dicated)  standing  (or,  steering)  ?.wty 

Heave-to  on  starboard  tack osf 

How  long  may  we  stand  on  our  present 

Keep  buoy  (or,  beacon)  on  your  star- 

course?      _    jzk 

board  hand  GAL 

I  am  standing  in  for  the  land qdt 

Keep  more  to  starboard pza 

I  shall  stand  about  to  see  if  I  can  pick 

Keep  on  starboard  side  of  channel  ..lw 

up  anything  from  the  wreck zit 

Keep  on  starboard  tack ..pzg 

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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


397 


STARBOARD— STATION. 


WQT 


WQU 


WQV 
WQX 
WQY 
WQZ 

WEA 


WRB 


WRC 

WED 


WRB 


WRF 
WRG 
WRH 


Starboard— Conim-wed. 
Leave  buoy  (or,  beacon)  to  starboard, 

MA 

List  to  starboard qvp 

— Not  too  much  to  starboard. 

On  starboard  beam 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.. -Ejtj 

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  be  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-star board!  (Urgent.)  Head  to 
go  to  port MB 

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 -™ 

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 WEB 

Steady  your  helm MI 

Steer  more  to  starboard mk 

N.  B.—To  be  kept  flying  until  the  course 
is  sufficiently  altered. 

You  are;  steering  too  much  to  starboard, 

win 

Start-ed-ing. 

Breakfast  before  you  start hfj 

— Have  started. 

I  shall  not  weigh  until  I  get  a  favorable 
start  --- ZAW 

Prepare"  for    sailing.      Get    ready  for 

sea NYX 

— Start  at  — . 

Start-ed-ing  engine mbw 

Started  a  rivet ^n 

—Starting  gear. 

—Starting  g'ear  out  of  order. 

— Starting  shaft. 


WRI 


WRJ 


WRK 


WEL 


WRM 


WRN 


Starve-d-ing-ation. 
Short  of  provisions.     Starving. 


-NV 


WRO 


WRP 


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?-  --FYV 

State-d-ing,  Statement.    To  State. 
Muster  statement gzb 

State  (Government): 
Chief   of    the    State    (President,   Em- 
peror, King,  Queen,   etc.)  in  —  has 

(or,  is) ior 

Royal  Navy,  or,  State  Navy sfo 

Secretary  of  State vmo 

— Statesman-ship. 
State  Department,  or,  Foreign  Office, 

NKR 

State  Room.     (Cabin) hqj 

Station-ed-ing-ary.  * 

Asks  name  of  ship  (or,-  signal  station) 

in  sight vg 

At,  or,  In  station pip 

Calls  attention  of  shore  signal  station, 

do 

Coaling  station rwx 

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 eip 

Indicate  name  of  ship  (or,  signal  sta- 
tion) in  sight -= vg 

—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.  ..uvr 


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Part  II. 


STATION— STEAMER. 

Station — Continued. 

Steam — Continued. 

Semaphore  station 

.TOW 

Keep  steam  up  (or  ready) _kq 

Send  reply  to  my  message  to  signal  sta- 

How long  will  you  be  getting  steam  up? 

tion  at  — --- 

--VQD 

VY 

Signal  station  (or,  staff)  - 

-WDC 

Is  steam  up?    Are  you  at  full  speed  _vz 

WRQ 

— Station  master. 

Proceed  un  der  steam txf 

WRS 

— Stationed  at  — . 

Proceeds  under  her  own  steam mbt 

Telegraph  station  (or,  office) 

.-ME 

Rate  of  steaming ... uim 

The  light-ship  —  is  not  at  anchor  on  her 

Require  steam — for. ...     .   ...utc 

station  (or,  is  out  of  position) . . 

---QE 

Shall  I  blow  off  my  steam?        .     .  .goj 

To,  or,  At  the  railway  station  ... 

..TJHE 

Shall  I  get  up  steam? wa 

Torpedo  station 

-XWY 

Shall  I  send  you  a  steam  tug? vqo 

W  hat  is  the  name  of  the  signal  station 

Shall  signa^with  siren  (or,  steam  whistle) 

(or,  ship)  in  sight? 

...VG 

WSL 

during  fog  (or,  darkness) we 

— Steam.    ( Vapor  of  boiling  water. ) 

WRT 

Stationery. 

Steam  capstan hwb 

Steam  chest -.-ION 

WRU 

Statttte-ory. 

Steam  coal _ixj 

Statute  adult 

DMT 

Steam  collier jaq 

Steam  cone jnp 

WRV 

Stave-ing. 

Steam  crane  .-      kbg 

Boat  is  stove __ 

_AR 

Steam  cutter's  engine mbx 

Stove ■_   .__ ...   ..   .    .. 

WYA 

Steam  gauge.    (See  Manometer)  .  .rjw 
Steam  is  not  ready ;  will  be  up  in  — .  _  wb 

WRX 

Stay-ed-ing.    To  stay.    (See  also  Remain 

Steam  is  ready wc 

ana  Wait.) 

Steam  is  up _  wc 

Stay  on  board.  ..  ...   _  

--GQZ 

Steam  launch's  engine -MBY 

Stay,  or,  Remain  where  you  are.. 

-TJPM 

Steam  log  book gzh 

WRY 

— Will  you  stay,  or,  wait? 

WSM 

Steam  pinnace's  engine ._ mbz 

—Steam  pipe. 

WRZ 

Stay-ed-ing.    To  stay.     (In  tacking. ) 

Steam  pipe  burst ...tko 

WSA 

— In  stays. 

WSN 

— Steam  pipe  damaged, 

WSB 

— Make  sure  of  her  staying. 

wso 

— Steam  pipe  leaky. 

Missed  stays 

_.RVZ 

WSP 

— Steam  port. 

Will  your  vessel  stay? 

VYH 

WSQ 

— Steam  pressure. 
Steam  pressure  gauge.     Manometer, 

wsc 

Stay.     (Support,  or  Rope. ) 

RJW 

Backstay. 

--FQO 

WSR 

— Steam  siren. 

Diagonal,  or,  Triatic  stay... 

--KYQ 

WST 

— Steam  steering  gear. 

Steam  steering  gear  disabled mz 

Jackstay .  ... 

--PUI 

WSU 

— Steam  steering  wheel. 

Mainstay ... 

-RGV 

wsv 

— Steam  surface. 

WSD 

— Stay  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp}. 

wsx 

WSY 

— Steam  surveyor. 
— Steam  trial. 

WSE 

Staysail. 

Steam  tug ydr 

Fore  staysail .  

_.NJD 

wsz 

— Steam  whistle. 

Fore  topmast  staysail 

_.NJM 

WTA 

— Steam  will(or,  can)be  up  in — minutes. 

Main  staysail.  -     ... 

ROW 

WTB 

— Steam  winch. 

Main  topmast  staysail 

--RHD 

WTC 

— Steam  windlass. 

Mizzen  topmast  staysail... ._  , 

..RXA 

WTD 

— Steaming  light  (lantern,  or,  lamp). 

Staysail  sheet - 

-VUX 

Understeam.- yhj 

WSF 

— Storm  staysail. 

With  steam  up... ylw 

WSG 

— Topmast  staysail. 
Topmast  staysail  sheet 

VWA 

WTE 

Working  steam  pressure — is tus 

Steamer.    Steamship. 

WSH 

Steady-ily-iness, 

Board  (or,  visit)  steamer  (or,  vessel).GPV 

Barometer  is  steady 

--FXK 

WTF 

— By  steamer. 

Steady  your  helm  

---MI 

Came,  Coming,  by  steamer jci 

Under  steady  helm 

--OTU 

WTG 

— Fishery  steamer. 

Wind  appears  to  be  steady 

ZPH 

Government  steamboat  - ofx 

Have  passed  steamer  with  machinery 

WSI 

Steal-ing.    Stole-n. 

disabled  _.    mt  ' 

. 

Have  passed  steamer  with  steering  gear 

WSJ 

Steam-ed-ing.    To  steam.. 

disabled mu 

Blow  off  your  steam. 

--GOA 

Have  you  seen  disabled  steamer?  . .  mv 

Blow  siren  (or,  steam  whistle)  at  inter- 

WTH 

— Hired  steamer. 

vals _  .. 

Can  you  steam  ahead — of? 

WD 
--DVE 

Mail  steamer rfk 

Mail  steamer  arrives-d  —  at  — RFL 

WSK 

— Can  not  get  sufficient  steam. 

Mail  steamer  reported  lost  ..-1        rfm 

Get  steam  up  as  fast  as  possible . 

-_    KL 

Mail  steamer  sails-ed.  ■- rfn 

Get  steam  up ;  report  when  ready 

...KM 

Mails  go  by  steamer.. rfq 

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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


399 


STEAMER— STERN. 


WTI 


WTJ 
"WTK 


WTL 
WTM 
WTN 
WTO 
"WTP 

WTQ 

WTR 


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  follow, 

if  necessary) vkj 

Send  a  steamer  .- vpn 

Steamboat  (large),  Launch guv 

Steamboat  (small),  Cutter,  or,  Gig-GUW 
Steamboat,  Steamer  is  aground  ...dtjw 

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 wte 

Tank  steamer. xkl 

Twin-screw  steamer yfl 

Use  steamboat — for --.gvd 

You  can  not  have  a  steamboat GVJ 

Steel. 

— Bessemer  steel. 
Cast  steel  .. iel 

Siemens-Martin  steel wbs 

— Steel-built  vessel. 

— Steel  mast. 

— Steel  plate. 

— Steel-wire  hawser. 

— Steelyard. 

Tincture  of  steel-- xub 

— Whitworth  steel. 

Steep-ness. 
Reef,  or,  Shoal  is  steep  to  the  —  .Jvyw 

Steeple. 

Steer.  (See  also  Course  and  Helm.  ) 

Am  I  steering  a  proper  course? jzf 

At  —  o'clock  I  shall  steer  — --IUQ- 

Damaged  rudder;  can  not  steer — ...Bl 

— Direct  me  how  to  steer. 
Does  disconnecting  affect  your  steering? 

LDC 

Enemy's  cruisers  have  been  seen  to  the 
— ,  steering  to  the  — of 

Enemy's  fleet  have  been  seen  to  the  — , 

steering  to  the  — og 

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 

lam  in  difficulties;  direct  me  how  to 

o+-  ggj* _. KZXJ 

I  have  a  pilot ;  steer  after  me- dru 

—I  shall  steer  —  during  the  night. 


WUA 


WUB 


WUC 
WUD 
WUE 

WOT 

WUG 


WUH 
WUI 

WUJ 

WTIK 

WUL 


WUM 

WON 


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 JiP 

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. 

Stem-med-mtng.    To  stem. 
Can  not  stem  the  tide  (or,  current)  .kfx 

Step-ped-ping. 

— Step  of  the  —  mast  (tabernacle). 

Stere.     ( Cubic  measure)  ayh 

Sterling. 
£  (pound)  sterling aus 

Stern-ly-ness. 

Stern.    The  stern.    Sternmost. 
By  the  stern ;  — inches  by  the  stern. hpn 

Come  under  the  stem JCO 

I  have  stern  way Code  Flag  over  K 

Main  shaft  broken  in  stern  tube  — RGT 


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Part  II, 


STERN— STORE. 

Stern — Continued, 

WXB 

Stone-y. 

Moor  head  and  stern 

..RZJ 

Coarse  bottoin.    Coarse  sand  and  stones, 

WUR 

— Name  on  the  stern. 

HAX 

WITS 

— No  name  on  the  stern. 

Have  you  sand  and  holystones  to  spare? 

WUT 

— Stern  frame. 

OXI 

WUV 

— Stern  gland  defective. 

Pumice  stone --  -     --- UBA 

WUX 

— Stern  lantern  (light,  or,  lamp). 

WUY 

— Sternpost. 

Stood.     (See  Stand)  . .. wqa 

WUZ 

— Stern  tube. 

WVA 

— Stern  tube  damaged. 

WXC 

Stop-ping-page.     (See  also  Remain  and 

Stern  way.     Going  astern 

FHR 

WXD 

Wait.) 

Can  you  stop  the  leak? qg 

— Can  you  stop  till? 

WVB 

Stevedore. 

Cannot  step  the  leak qh 

Communication  by  telegraph  is  stopped, 

wvc 

Steward. 

ws 

Purser's  steward  (or,  assistant)... 

.uco 

WXE 

—Full  stop. 

Send  the  steward 

-VQK 

Have  you  materials  for  stopping  the 

WVD 

— Stewardess. 

leak? qjw 

WVE 

— Steward's  small  stores. 

How  long  shall  you  stop?    .       _.    qyp 
I  am  going  to  stop ;  machinery  requires 

WVF 

Stick-ing-y-iness.    Stuck. 

WXF 

adjusting . .  „ .      rk 

— I  can  not  stop. 

WVG 

Stiff-ly-ness-en-ed. 

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

A  stiff  breeze ... 

-HFX 

communication if 

Is,  or,  Are  not  stiff  under  canvas . 

-HVF 

I  prefer  stopping  on  board gql 

Is,  or,  Are  very  stiff  under  canvas 

-HVG 

WXG 

— I  will  stop. 

Stiff  clay 

ISO 

Leak  is  stopped -  .       qk 

My  engines  are  stopped, 

WVH 

Still. 

Code  Flag  over  u 

Still  under  examination 

MKG 

WXH 

— Obliged  to  stop  engines. 
Stop  engines  to  adjust  towing  cables, 

WVI 

Stink-ing.    Stank.    Stunk. 

DKH 

Stop  her _.    .      _.  _  .ml 

WVJ 

Stipulate-d-ing-ion. 

Stop  her  instantly.    ( Urgent) mn 

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

WVK 

Stock-ed.     (See  also  Supply.  ) 

something  important  to  communicate, 

Can  I  procure  stock? .. 

-TXN 

Code  Flag  over  h 

WVL 

— Live  stock. 

WXI 

— Stop  the  sailing  of  — . 

Someone  to  look  after  stock  .. 

-RAD 

WXJ 

— Stop  until  (or,  for). 

Stock  (supply)  —  of  — 

-XEU 

WXK 

— Stop  valve. 

WVM 

—Stock  all  gone. 

WXL 

— Stopped. 

WVN 

— Stock  of  goods. 

WXM 

— Stopper. 

Taps,  Stocks,  andDies 

KZB 

Stopping  only  for  small  adjustment  to 

WVO 

— Well  stocked  with. 

machinery Rdy 

You  will  be  stopped  by  the  blockading 

Stock.    Anchor  stock 

EHI 

ships L ___GNR 

"WVP 

Stock.     (Shares.) 

Stock-jobber  (or,  broker)  

PVY 

Stopa.    (Measure  of  length) .  awv 

WVQ 

Stockade-d-ing. 

WXN 

Store-d-ing.    To  store. 
Artillery,  or,  Ordnance  stores.  -  _ezw 

WVR 

Stockholm  tar. 

Boatswain's  stores  .  ..  gvo 

Carpenter's  stores ibv 

WVS 

Stockings.     (Socks.) 

Commissariat  stores   jfb 

Condemned  stores .            jmn 

WVT 

Stoke-d-ing. 

Engineer's  stores  -  - ...mot 

WVU 

— Stoker. 

Government  stores ofy 

Leading  stoker L 

-QJR 

Gunner's  stores okr 

Stokehole 

-OXE 

Have  military  stores  on  board rtv 

Stokehole  compartment 

-JHA 

WXO 

— Have  stores  for  you. 

WVX 

— Stokehole  full  of  water. 

Medical  stores rol 

WVY 

— Stokehole  yentilator  carried  away 

Military  stores rub 

wvz 

— Stoker  mechanic. 

Naval  stores sew 

Steward's  small  stores wve 

Stole-n.    Steal-ing ... 

WSI 

WXP 
WXQ 

— Store.    (A  store. ) 
— Storehouse. 

WXA 

Stomach. 

WXR 

WXS 

— Storekeeper. 
— Storeroom. 

Stone.     (Measure  of  weight)  

BCL 

WXT 

— Storeship. 

Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


401 


STORM— STRICT. 


WXU 


WXV 

WXY 

wxz 


WYA 

WYB 
WYC 

WYD 

WYE 

WYG 

WYH 
WYI 

WYJ 

WYK 

WYL 

WYM 

WYN 


WYO 
WYP 


WYQ 


WYR 


WYS 
WYT 


Storm-y.    (See  also  Weather  and  Gale.  ) 

Storm  center  in — [direction  indicated) ; 

probable  course  toward  —  {direction 

indicated) -__ igy 

— Storm  sail. 

Storm  staysail wsf 

— 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-ing-age. 
Badly  stowed frk 

'Cargo  so  badly  stowed  I  am  not  sea- 
worthy  LAG 

Stow  anchor,  or,  Anchor  is  stowed. eh j 
—Stowed. 

Stowaway. 


Str&in-ing. 

Great  strain  (or,  stress)  on 
— Strained. 
—Too  much  strain  on  — . 

Strainer. 

Straight. 

— Straightforward. 


Strait,  or,  Channel  of 

In  the  strait  {or,  channel)  of  . 
— Through  the  strait  of. 

Strait-en-ed-ing. 


— OHJ 


-ILG 
-ILM 


STRAKE ZNJ 

Sheer  strake - ytjm 

Strand-ing. 
— Stranded. 
Towing  cable  is  stranded  {or,  damaged), 

HRX 

Strange-r-ly. 

Ask  stranger  {or  vessel  indicated)  if  he 
will  communicate ht 

Be  very  careful  {or,  guarded)  in  your 

intercourse  with  strangers fs 

—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  — , 

FDO 

How  is  {or,  was)  stranger  {or  vessel  in- 
dicated) steering? wty 

I  am  a  stranger  here ;  will  you  let  me  go 
ashore  with  you? och 

— 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 


WZR 

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  ha6. 
— 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  bearing  —)  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) fji 

— Gulf  Stream. 
— In  the  stream. 

Stream     anchor,     or,    Small     anchor. 
( Weight  in  cwts. ,  if  necessary) . .  _ejv 

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 yz a 

Great  stress  {or,  strain)  on ohj 

Stress  of  weather yze 

Stretch-ed-ing. 
Reef,  Rock,  or,  Shoal  stretches  a  long 
way  out.. „i. 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 


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402 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


STRICTURE— SUDDEN. 

WZU 

Stricture. 

XBD 

Stun-ned-ning. 

WZV 

Strike-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, 

VXQ 

With  assistance  fire  can  be  subdued, 

FGV 

XAD 

Strike-ing.  Struck.  To  strike  (tt 
work  for  higher  wages). 

3  cease 

XBF 

Subject. 

♦ 

XAE 

— Is  there  a  strike  at  — ? 

XBG 

Sub-lieutenant-cy. 

XAF 

— Striker. 

Sub-lieutenant  in  the  Royal  Naval  Re- 

Struck for  more  wages 

YSH 

serve QPZ 

XAG 

— The  strike  at  — . 

XAH 

— The  strike  is  over. 

XBH 

Submarine. 

XAI 

— There  is  a  strike  of  —  at  — . 

XBI 

— Submarine  boat. 
Submarine  cable hru 

Strike-ing.      Struck.      To    strike    (to 

XBJ 

— Submarine  mine. 

lower) 

RBY 

XAJ 

— Strike  your  colors. 

XBK 
XBL 

Submerge-d-ing. 

— Submerged  torpedo  buoy. 

XAK 

Stringer. 

XBM 

Submit-ted-ting-ission-issive-ly. 

XAL 

Strip-ped-ping.    To  strip. 

XBN 

Subordinate-d-ing. 

XAM 

Stripe-d. 

XAN 

— Striped  buoy 

XBO 

SUBP03NA. 

XAO 

Stroke. 
Sunstroke , 

XED 

XBP 
XBQ 

Subscribe-d-ing-ption. 
Subsequent-ly. 

XAP 

Strong-ly. 

Current,  or,  Tide  will  run  very  strong, 

XBR. 

Subsidy. 

XAQ 

—Not  strong  enough. 
Strong  breeze 

--HGE 

XBS 

Subsist-ed-ing-ence. 

XAR 

— Strong  fort. 

XBT 

Substance-tial-ly. 

XAS 

—Strong  gale. 

XAT 

— Stronger-est. 

XBU 

SUBSTITUTE-D-ING-ION. 

XAU 

— Strongly  fortified. 

Sufficiently  strong 

XCV 

XBV 

Subtract-ed-ing-ion. 

Wind  strong   .. 

--ZFM 

XBW 

SCBURB-AN. 

Struck.    (See  Strike.  ) 

XBY 

Succeed-ed-ing. 

XAV 

Structure. 

Assault  did  not  succeed fdx 

I  (or  vessel  indicated)  made  the  attempt 

XAW 

Struggle-d-ing. 

XBZ 

but  did  not  succeed ..fkn 

— Will  not  succeed. 

Stuck.     (See  Stick) 

WVF 

XCA 

— Will  succeed. 

XAY 

Studding  sail. 

XCB 

Success.    Successful-ly. 

Lower  studding  sail - 

.RCG 

XCD 

— What  success  have  you  (or  vessel  indi- 

Set studding  sails 

VEO 

cated)  had? 

Studding-sail  boom. 

Take  in  studding  sail 

GZX 

XJO 

With  complete  success jkx 

Topgallant  studding  sail -- 

XVT 

XCE 

SUCCESSIVE-LY. 

Topmast  studding  sail :  .. 

.XWA 

r 

XAZ 

Student. 

XCF   • 

SUCCESSION-OR. 

XBA 

Study-ied-ing. 

XCG 

Such. 

XBC 

Stuff-ed-ing. 

XCH 

Suck-ed-ing.    Suction. 

Bread  stuffs 

..HEN 

XCI 

— Suction  hose. 

-    HDG 

XCJ 

— Suction-hose  pipe. 

Stuffing  box  broken 

HDI 

Stuffing-box  glands  out  of  order.. 

--HDJ 

XCK 

Sudden-ly-ness. 

y 


Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


403 


SUE— SUPEESEDE. 


XCL 

XCM 

XCN 

XCO 
XCP 
XCQ 

XCR 


XCS 

XCT 


XCTT 
XCV 


XCW 

XCY 
XCZ 


XDA 
XDB 


XDC 


XDE 
XDF 
XDG 
XDH 
XDI 


SUE-D-ING. 

Suet. 

suffer-ing.    to  suffer. 

Crops  have  suffered  severely ..kd^ 

— Have  you  suffered  1 
— Suffered. 
— Sufferer. 

Sufficient-ly-cy.    (See  also  Enough.  ) 
Authority  sufficient  for  the  oecasion.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 
Is  it  enough(suitable  ,or,  sufficient )  ?  -  mdo 
Is  it  sufficiently  secure? .vmz 

— Is,  or,  Are  not  sufficiently. 

— Is,  or,  Are  sufficient-ly. 
Is  there  sufficient  depth  of  water?,  .kvc 

Not  sufficient  distance lgj 

Not  sufficient  room uzs 

Not  sufficiently  cautious igb 

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  be  indicated. ) 

Hog3heads  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 willnot answer _enf 
Suitable  boat  for  landing  must  be  sent 

from  the  shore fi 

When  will  the  tide  suit? xst 

Will  the  tide  suit? : xsu 

Suit.     (.A  suit  of.) 
Coaling  suit twt 

Sulphur-ous-ic. 
—Sulphate  of  copper. 
—Sulphate  of  iron. 
—Sulphate  of  zinc. 
— Sulphuric  acid. 


XDJ 

XDK 

XDL 
XDM 
XDN 
XDO 

XDP 
XDQ 

XDB, 


XDS 
XDT 

XDU 


XDV 
XDW 
XDY 


XDZ 
XEA 
XEB 
XEC 


XED 

XEF 

XEG 

XEH 
XEI 

XEJ 

XEK 

XEL 
XEM 

XEN 

XEO 


SULTAN-A. 

Sultchek.     (Measure  of  capacity)  - . .  azf 

sultry-iness. 

sum-med-ming. 

summary-ily. 

Summer. 
Last  summer QGN 

— Next  summer. 
Summer  clothing ivw 

SUMMON-ED-ING. 
SUMMONS-EDING. 

Sumner's  line,  or,  Double  altitudes. edi 
Sun.     (Measure  of  length)  awx 

Sun-ny. 

After  sunrise dri 

After  sunset drj 

At  sunrise fiv 

At  sunset fiw 

— Before  sunrise. 

— Before  sunset. 
By  the  sun hpo 

— Sunlight,  sunshine. 

Sunrise.     At  sunrise fiv 

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-en.     (See  Sink)  wen 

Sunrise.     (See  Sun) fiv 

Sunset.     (See  Sun) fiw 

Sunstroke. 

Sup-ped-ping.    (See  also  Supper.) 

Supercargo. 

superheat-ed-ing. 
— Superheater. 

superintend-ed-ing-ence. 

Superintendent.    Overseer. 

Superior-ity. 
— Superior  force. 

Supernumerary. 

supersede-d-ing. 


404 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


SUPERSTRUCTURE— SURPRISE. 


XEP 

XEQ 
XER 

XES 


XET 


XEU 


XEV 
XEW 


XEY 
XEZ 

XFA 
XFB 


XPC 
XFD 
XFE 
XFG 


XFH 


Superstructure. 

Supervise-d-ing-ion.    (Superintend)  .xej 

Supper. 
After  supper drk 

— Before  supper. 


Supply-ied-ing.     To  supply.     (See  also 
Furnish.  ) 

A  plentiful  supply— of . . . tnb 

Are  there  plenty  6f  supplies  at  —  ?.  -Tnc 

Article  indicated  can  be  supplied,  but  it 
will  require  fitting. ezf 

Boats  are  supplied  with  —  (articles  in- 
dicated)-  GSD 

— Can  you  supply  me — with  (or,  spare) — ? 

Can  you  supply  a  spar? .  _ wlx 

Can  you  supply  me  with  a  fish  for  — 
(spar  indicated)"). nch 

Can  you  supply  me  with  anyone  to  take 
charge  (or,  act)  as  engineer? rh 

Can  you  supply  me  with  casks  of  — ? 
(Number,  if  necessary) idx 

Can  you  supply  me  with  pork?  (Num- 
ber of  casks,  if  necessary) ton 

Can  you  supply  me  with  saltbeef  ?  (Num- 
ber of  casks  indicated) gda 

Can  you  supply  me  with  sugar?  (Pounds 
weight  may  be  indicated) xcz 

I  Can  supply  (or,  spare)  you  — wme 

T  can  supply  you  with  duplicate  of  en- 
gine (part  mentioned ) lpe 

I  can  supply  you  with  powder trg 

I  can  supply  you  with  powder  and  shot, 

trh 

I  will  supply  you  with  ammunition 
for  — epv 

Is  —  (vessel  indicated)  likely  to  supply 

me? : fgk 

— Supply  —  of  — . 

Supply  of  water  is  small,  not  exceed- 
ing—  (quantity  indicated)  a  day.YWR 
— Supply  abundant. 
— Supply  scanty. 

Vessel  indicated  not  likely  to  supply 
(or,  assist)  you ....for 

Well  supplied  with.  Well  stocked  with, 

wvo 

Well  supplied  with  pumps. 

Support-ed-ing. 

Let  us  keep  together  (or,  in  company) 
for  mutual  support  and  protection -IN 

Standard,  or,  Support wqo 

— Support  my  attack. 

Want  more  support rzx 

— Will  you  support  us? 


SUPPOSE-D-ING-ITION. 

— Do,  or,  Did  you  suppose? 
— Have  you  reason  to  suppose? 
— It  is  supposed. 

Machinery  supposed    to  have    broken 

down. _mca 

— Supposed  to  be. 

Supposed  with  engines  broken  down, 

MCA 


XFI 

XFJ 
XFK 
XFL 

XFM 
XFN 
XFO 


XFP 
XFQ 

XFR 

XFS 

XFT 
XFU 
XFV 


XFW 
XFY 


XFZ 


XGA 


XGB 

XGC 
XGD 


Suppose — Continued. 
Vessel  indicated  has  not  been  heard  of 
since  —  (date  indicated) ;  she  is  sup- 
posed to  be  — ors 

Vessel  indicated  (or  in  direction  indi- 
cated) is  supposed  to  have  gone  down, 

NOY 
SUPPRESS-ED-ING-ION. 

Sure.    (See  also  Certain.  ) 

— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  sure. 

— Are  you  sure — of  — ? 
Be  sure  and  make  no  mistake rhy 

— I  am  sure  1  can. 

— I  am  sure  I  could. 

—Make  sure — of. 

Make  sure  of  her  staying wsb 

Not  sure  (certain) ihm 

Quite  sure  of — uft 

— Surely. 

Surety. 

Surf. 

— How  is  the  surf? 

Is  there  much  surf  on  the  beach?...FZV 
— Not  much  surf. 

Surf  is  heavy.     Much  surf osz 

— Too  much  surf. 

Surface. 

Air  surface dwi 

Area  of  surface eum 

Steam  surface wsv 

— Surface  condenser. 

— Surface  condenser  out  of  order. 
Water  surface ywc 

Surface,  or,  Square  measure axh 

Surgeon. 
Accident;  want  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor), 

am 
Have  you  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor)  ?.-.wk 
I  am  in  want  of  a  surgeon  (or,  medical 

assistance) fgl 

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

No  surgeon  (or,  doctor)  ... ljx 

No  surgeon  (or,  doctor)  available.. _wm 

Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  is  away uv 

Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  shall  be  sent  for, 

LJW 

Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  wants  assistance, 

FGP 

Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  will  come  imme- 
diately   WN 

—Surgical.     Surgery. 
Want  a  surgeon  (or,  medical  assistance), 

FGL 

Want  a  surgeon  (or,  doctor) ;  send  me 
one  from  the  nearest  place wo 

Will  your  surgeon  (or,  doctor)  come  on 
board?  wp 

Surname. 
Spell  the  surname ^___ wne 

Surplus. 

surprise-d-ing-ly. 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


405 


SURRENDER— SYSTEM. 


XGE 
XGF 
XGH 


XGI 

XGJ 
XGK 


XGL 

XGM 

XGN 
XGO 

XGP 

XGQ 

XGR 


XGS 

XGT 
XGU 

XGV 

XGW 

XGY 
XGZ 


SURRENDER-ED-ING. 
SURROUND-ED-ING. 
SURVEY-ED-ING.   TO  SURVEY. 

Attend  survey fky 

Board  of  survey _--gpb 

— Did  not  pass  survey. 
Engineer  surveyor  ---. mot 

— Has  been  surveyed. 

— Has  not  been  surveyed. 

Lloyd's  surveyor qxc 

Medical  survey ROM 

Passed  survey tcs 

Please  send  off  Lloyd's  surveyor.  _-QXG 

Regular  survey  necessary uoc 

Regular  survey  unnecessary. uod 

Special  survey wmo 

Steam  surveyor wsx 

— Survey.     (A  survey. ) 

Survey  chain  cable hrv 

Surveyed  by  Lloyd's  agent QXI 

— Surveyor. 

Survtve-d-ing. 
— Survivor. 

Suspect -ing.     (See  also  Suspicious.  ) 

Ports  suspected  of  cholera,  etc ipt 

—Suspected.     Suspicious. 

SUSPEND-ED-ING. 

Bank  indicated  has  suspended  payment, 

FUX 

Certificate  suspended  . . . raw 

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  GH 

Suspicious  craft ...kbd 

Suspicious  papers ,-Tao 

— Very  suspicious. 

SUSTAIN-ED-ING. 

Did  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  receive 
any  damage? kjf 

"What  damage  have  you  sustained?_KJS 


SWALLOW-ED-ING. 

Swam.     (See  Swim) 
Swam  to  the  —  .-. 


-XHM 
_XHO 


SWAMP-ED-ING. 

Boat  swamped-- as 

Swamp.     (Mor,ass) Rzs 


Sway-ed-ing. 

Sway-ed-ing  across 
— Sway  beam. 


-DHX 


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. 

Sweep-ing.    Swept. 
Chimneysweep  (or,  smith)  --- ipb 

Sweeping  tubes  (flues,  or,  funnels)  .nez 

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 to 

— Some  swell. 
—Too  much  swell. 

Swift-ly-ness.     (Speedy.) wmu 

Swifter.     (Shrouds. ) 

Swim-ming.    Swam. 

— Does  he,  or,  Does  it  still  swim?     v 

— Swam  to  the  — . 

Swing-ing.    Swung.    To  swing. 
Must  be  swung  to  adjust  compasses, 

JHY 

Not  room  to  swing uzr 

Room  to  swing. i UZT 

"Was  swung  fpr  adjustment  of  compasses 
.    at  —  - : JIM 

Swiss. 

Swivel. 

Mooring  swivel _rzk 

Take  mooring  swivel  off hzm 

Swoon-ed-ing.     (Faint) zni 

Sword. 

Syllable-ic. 

Symbol-ical. 

Symptom-atic. 

Syndicate. 

Syphilis-itic. 

Syphon. 

Syringe-d-ing. 

System-atic-al-ly. 
Metrical  system rsu 


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SYSTEM— TAKE. 


XIC 
XID 


XIE 


XIP 


XIG 

XIH 
XIJ 


XLK 


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-tjlar. 

Alphabetical  table  (see  page  15) ebo 

Azimuth  table . pqg 

Deviation  table jho 

Have  you  a  book  of  navigation  tables  ? 

RN 

Logarithm — table  -.- qyi 

Navigation  tables sfb 

Numeral  table  (see  page  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 

Tacit-ly. 

Tack-ed-ing.    To  tack. 
Do  not  stand  too  long  on  your  present 

tack jzi 

Fetch  on  the  other  tack mwo 

Fetch  on  this  tack ' hwd 

Fore  tack nje 

Get  her  on  the  other  tack  as  fast  as  pos- 
sible  NYU 

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  tack.-.LO 

Heave-to  on  port  tack ose 

Heave-to  on  starboard  tack ose 

I  shall  not  go  on  the  other  tack  unless  I 

fall  off — to  — MRU. 

— I  shall  tack — at  —  o'clock. 
I  will  show  a  light  to-night  when  I  tack, 

QX 

Keep  on  port  tack pzf 

Keep  on  starboard  tack pzg 

Main  tack rgx 

Make  short  tacks  ._ rip 

— Not  able  to  make  such  short  tacks. 
■Port  tack. 
Starboard  tack wra 


XIN 
XIO 


XIP 
XIQ 


XIE 

XIS 

XIT 


XIU 

xrv 
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  unless  you 
have  very  good  ground  tackle px 

— Ground  tackle. 

Ground  tackle  not  good  enough oij 

Ground  tackle  very  good one 

Luff  tackle rcu 

— Reef  tackle. 

— Relieving  tackle. 
Runners  and  tackles vcg 

— Tackle,  or.  Purchase  carried  away. 

Tackle  falls.    Purchase  falls uby 

Top  tackle  pendant . xvn 

Winding  tackle ...zfr 

Tact-pul. 

Tactic- al. 


-AVC 


Tael,  or,  Leang.     (Coin) 
Taffrail. 


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? rh 

— 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 — .  qfn 

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  precaution  has  been  taken.. .mje 
Fire  gains  rapidly;  take  people  off.-NG 


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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  been  taken — into  — . 
Has  embargo  been  taken  off  at  — J.Lwa 

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 -osg 

How  did  it  take  place? omk 

How  many  tons  do  you  take? xuv 

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  will  be  taken 

Off -LWJ 

Must  take  in  more  ballast pts 

No  alteration  has  taken  place ecs 

People  going  on  shore  to  take   their 

dinners  with  them latj 

Person  to  take  charge ime 

Police  (or  other)  authorities  have  taken 
some  of  the  crew  out  of  the  ship-KDH 

Quarantine  is  taken  off ued 

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. 

—Take  in. 

Take  in  a  reef  (indicate  if  more  than 
one) UM<5 

—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  room  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? 

TVU 

What  vessel  takes  the  next  mail?  ..rey 
— What  will  you  take? 

When  did  it  take  place? tlo 

When  did  the  collision  take  place?..JBA 
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  ?.jbc 
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(or  ship  indicated) in  tow. 

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  pilot tjy 

Tale. 
—Telltale. 

Talk-ed-ing 

Tall. 

Tallow. 

Tally-ied-ing. 

Tan.     (Measure  of  weight) bcm 

Tank. 
Cable  tank hqu 

Filter  tank - - -Mye 

Require  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 


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Part  II. 


TAPE— TELEGRAPH. 

XKN 

Tape. 

Telegraph — Continued. 
Communicate  by  telegraph jfp 

XKO 

Tapioca. 

Communication  by  telegraph  is jfs 

Communication  by  telegraph  is  restored, 

XKP 

Tar-red-ring-y.    To  tar. 

JFT 

Coal  tar iws 

Communication  by  telegraph  is  stopped, 

ws 

XKQ 

— Tar  barrel. 

Does  telegraphic  communication  go  all 

Tarbrush ..hkr 

the  way? _jfy 

Engine-room  telegraph mb j 

XKR 

Tare. 

Foreign  telegram nkt 

Forward  answer  by  telegraph  to  signal 

XKS 

Target. 

station  at — -- emw 

Forward  following  message  by  tele- 

XKT 

Tariff. 

graph —  to  — NMW 

Foward  following  telegraphic  message 

XKU 

Tarpaulin. 

by  signal  letters,  instead  of  writing  it 
at  length xb 

XKV 

Tartar-ic.    Tartaric  acid. 

Forward  my  communication  by  tele- 

XKW 

— Cream  of  tartar. 

graph  and  pay  for  its  transmission  hy 

XKY 

— Tartar  emetic. 

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

XKZ 

Task. 

Have  orders  (or,  telegram)  for  you.  .sm 
Have  you  any  message  (telegram,orders, 

XLA 

Taste-d-ing-ful-ly. 

or,  communications)  forme? .ib 

I  am  going  to  signal  the  contents  of  an 

XLB 

Tattoo. 

important  telegram,  to  be  communi- 
cated to  you ie 

XLC 

Taitnt-ed-ing. 

XLQ 

— I  am  laying  (repairing,  or,  picking  up) 
a  telegraph  cable.     Keep  out  of  my 

XLD 

Taut. 

way. 

Haul  taut.     Tauten  hawser opd 

I  have  orders  to  telegraph  your  passing, 

Heave  taut osb 

SO 
I  have  picked  up  telegraph  cable wu 

XLE 

Tavern. 

- 

I  have  telegraphed  for  further  orders 

Tax-ed-ing-ation. 

(or,  instructions)  -  stw 

XLF 

I  have  telegraphed  for  your  orders. .  -ST 

Income  tax. ._     _       _      _   ___pgs 

XLR 

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

Tcheki.     (Measure  of  weight) .  . bav 

will  await  reply sv 

I  will  telegraph  message  immediately, 

Tcho,  or,  Cho.     ( Measure  of  length)  -AVR 

RQO 
In  anchoring,  look  out  for  telegraph 

XLG 

Tea. 

cable .- wv 

XLH 

— Teapot. 

Is  there  a  telegraph  cable  near  me?.HRJ 

XLS 

— No  telegraphic  communication. 

XLI 

Teach  -ing.    Taught. 

Open  telegram  for  me  and  signal  its 
contents wx 

XLJ 

Teak. 

Order-ed-ing  by  telegraph  (telegram), 

SUD 

Replied  by  telegraph emq 

XLK 

Tear-ing.    Tore-n. 

XLT 

— Report  by  telegraph. 

XLM 

Tedious. 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  — USA 

A  tedious  passage __tda 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  Lloyd's _.ud 
Report  me  by  telegraph  to  my  owner 

XLN 

Telegram.     (See  also  under  Telegraph 

(or,  to  Mr. — )  at — --_   TJE 

below. ) 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  owner  (or, 
to  — )  at ue 

XLO 

Telegraph-ed-ing.    To  telegraph.        , 

Report  me  by  telegraph  to  "Shipping 

Admiralty,  or,  Navy  Department  tele- 

Gazette" —  uf 

graph-ed-ing  .•..    -- DLV 

Report  me  to  owners  on  leaving usb 

Answer  by  telegraph.    Telegraph  reply, 

Send  boat  for  telegram gum 

WQ 

Send  following  message  by  telegraph  to 

Answered,  or,  Replied  by  telegraph  _emq 

owner  (or,  to — )  at— xa 

By  telegraph hpi 

Send  following  message   through  the 

Cablegram.-  __.hqv 

telegraph  by  signal  letters  instead  of 

XLP 

— Can  I  telegraph  —  to? 

writing  it  at  length .. .xb 

Can  telegraph  message  be  forwarded 

Send  following  telegram  to  owners  (or, 

from  — ? .- wr 

to  Mr. — )  at — --. xa 

Can  you  forward  my  communication  by 

Send  my  message  through  the  telegraph 

telegraph? hu 

by  signal  letters XB 

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XLU 


XLV 

XLW 

XLY 

XLZ 
XMA 


XMB 
XMC 


XMD 

XME 

XMF 
XMG- 


XMH 


XMI 

XMJ 


XMK 
XML 

XMN 
XMO 
XMP 


XMQ 
XMR 


Telegraph — Continued. 
Send  telegram vqh 

Shall  I  open  telegram  for  you  and  sig- 
nal its  contents  - -_ _--XC 

Shall  I  send  message  by  telegraph?-RQS 

Shall  I  telegraph  for  your  orders tb 

— Shall  I  telegraph  owner? 

Signal  the  name  of  place  where  you  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. __djf 

—Telegraph  Admiralty,  or,  Navy  Depart- 
ment to  — . 

— Telegraph  buoy. 
Telegraph  cable hew 

— Telegraph  clerk  (or,  official). 

— Telegraph  code. 
Telegraph  following  message  to  —  (ship 

or  person  named)  at  — xd 

Telegraph  instruction  (order)  to  — -.to 

— 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... zgo 

Telegraphic  communication lvc 

Telegraphic  despatch  arrived  from  — , 

JX 

Telegraphic  message xln 

Telegraphic  news — arrived  from — --JX 
There  is  a  telegraph  cable  on  —(bearing 

indicated) en 

— 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  — usf 

"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. 


Telephone-d-ing.    Telephonic. 
— Can  I  telephone  to  — ? 

Diver's  telephone - 

— Telephonic  communication. 
—Telephonic  message. 
—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-ing.    Told. 
Can,  or,  Will  you  tell  (or,  make  known)? 

QCL 

— Can  not  tell  you. 

Desires  me  to  tell  you  .,.-- — kwo 

—Did  you  tell? 

Poretell-ing-told  . . nke 

— 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 
any  more  letters  forme QS 

Telltale xke 

Tell  them  to  recover  my  anchor  _._ejw 
— Who  told  (or,  said  so)? 
— You  were  told. 

Temper. 

Temperate-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 

Tempest-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. 
Tend-ed-ing. 


Tender-ed-ing.    To  tender. 
Mail  tender 


Tennis.    Lawn  tennis  . 

Tenon. 

Tensile. 


-RFO 
--QIP 


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Part  II. 


TENSION— THE. 

XOB 

Tension. 

That — Continued. 
Shall,  or,  Will  that  (or,  this)? civ 

XOC 

Tent. 

Should,  or,  Would  that  (or,  this)Y..CJS 

Send  tent  on  shore 

--VQI 

That : ckp 

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

XOD 

Tenure. 

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

That,  or,  This  can  not  (or,  may  not)  .cks 

XOE 

Terms. 

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

CKT 

That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  _-_cku 

XOF 

Terminate-d-ing-ion. 

Termination  of  articles 

EZM 

That,  or,  This  could  (or  might)  be.CKV 
That,  or,  This  could  (or,  might)  not  be, 

XOG 

Terminus. 

CKW 

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

Terrace,  or,  Boulevard 

HBP 

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

XOH 

Terrible- y. 

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

XOI 

Territory-ial. 

That  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 
indicated) .. j...  cla 

XOJ 

Test-bd-ing. 

That  his  (her-s,  it-s) clb 

Test  battery 

--FYR 

That  I  (my,  mine) ..    cld 

XOK 

— Test  coil. 

That,  or,  This  is cle 

That,  or,  This  is  not clf 

XOL 

Testament,  or,  Will. 

Thatitis ..    .clg 

Thatitisnot clh 

XOM 

Testipy-ied-ing-mony. 

That,  or,  This  must cli 

That,  or,  This  must  be clj 

XON 

Testimonial. 

That,  or,  This  must  not  . ...clk 

That,  or,  This  must  not  be clm 

XOP 

Texture. 

That,  or,  This  shall  (or,  will) be cln 

That,  or,  This  shall  (or,  will)  not  be, 

Thaler.     {Coin) 

AVD 

CLO 

That,  or,  This  should  (or,  would)  be.CLP 

Than  ..'. 

-CKF 

That,  or,  This  should  (or,  would)  not  be, 

Less  than 

-QNL 

CLQ 

More  than 

--RZU 

That  the .   .     .          _clt 

Than  the  -. - 

-CKG 

That  these  (or,  those) clu 

Than  these  (or,  those) ... 

.CKH 

That  they  (their-s) clv 

Than  they  (their-s) 

...CKI 

That,  or,  This  was .  clr 

Than  we  (our-s) 

--CKJ 

That,  or,  This  was  not cls 

Than  which  (or,  what) 

CKL 

That  we  (ours) clw 

Than  you-r-s... 

CKM 

That  which  (or,  what)  clx 

That  with cly 

XOQ 

Thank. 

That  you-r-s clz 

XOE 

— Thank  you. 

This cma 

xos 

—Thanked. 

To  that  (or,  this) coa 

XOT 

— Thanking. 

Was,  or,  Were  that  (or,  this) coz 

With  that  (or,  this) cwj 

XOU 

Thankpul-ly-ness. 

That _  _ 

-CKP 

XOV 

Thatch-ed-ing. 

After  that  (or,  this) 

-CKN 

XOW 

Thaw-ed-ing. 

Before  that  {or,  this) 

-CKO 

By  that  {or,  this) 

--BJT 

The cme 

Can,  or,  May  that  {or,  this)? 

--BKI 

After  the cmb 

Could,  or,  Might  that  (or,  this)  ?  - 

-BLE 

And  the amd 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  that  (or,  this)?. 

-BMJ 

Are,  or,  Is  the ben 

For  that  (or,  this) 

-BPP 

Be  the bfe 

Prom  that  (or,  this) 

-BPR 

Bythe...   ..bju 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  that  (or,  this) 

-BQW 

Can,  or,  May  the? HUE 

If  that  (or,  this) 

-BZX 

Could,  or,  Might  the?  _  _     blf 

In  that  (or,  this) 

-CDM 

Do,  Does,  or,  Did  the?.. .bmk 

Is  that  (or,  this)? 

-ODV 

Each  of  the  (or,  them)  ... ...lqu 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 

Either  of  the  (or,  them) lue 

Might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above. ) 

For  the  ---     ...bpg 

Must  that  (or,  this)? -   

-CEX 

From  the..     ... bps 

Not  that  (or,  this) 

--CFZ 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  the? bqx 

Of  that  (or,  this) 

-CGQ 

If  the ■ bzy 

On  that  (or,  this) ... 

-CHB 

In  the cdn 

Ought  that  (or,  this)? 

CHU 

Is,  etc.     (See  Are,  above. ) 

Part  II. 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


411 


THE— THESE. 


The — Continued. 
May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 
Might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above.) 

Must  the? cey 

Not  the cga 

Of  the cgr 

On  the ...chd 

Ought  the? j. chv 

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 csf 

Where  should  (or,  would)  the? ctw 

Where  the cty 

Will  the?    (See  Shall,  above) ciw 

With  the.. cwi 

Would  the?     (See  Should,  above)- -.cjt 


XOY      Theatke-ical. 

XOZ      Theft.    Thieving.      , 

Their.     (See  They) cnl 

Them.     (See  They) cnl 

XPA      TiSEX. 
XPB      Thence. 
XPC      Theodolite. 


There cmf 

Are,  or,  Is  there — any? bep 

By  there bjw 

Can,  or,  May  there  be? bfi 

Could,  or,  Might  there  he?. -  -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 <*» 

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)  .A-- 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, 

cne 

There  was  (or,  were) cnf 

There  was  (or,  were)  not cng 

Was,  or,  Were  there? ..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  — ::ng 

The  thermometer  in  the  shade  is  — .xnh 
The  thermometer  in  the  sun  is — ..xdw 

The  thermometer  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)  ?.blg 
Do,  Does,  or,  Did  these  (or,  those)  ?.bmn 

For  these  (or,  those) bfi 

From  these  (or,  those) bpv 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  these,  (or,  those)? 

bqz 

If  these  (or,  those) cad 

In  these  (or,  those) J 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) clu 

These cni 

Those -- -cni 

To  these  (or, those) .cnz 

Were  these  (or,  those)? cpg 

When  these  (or,  those)? csg 


412 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


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 bow 

Let  them  have brv 

Most  of  them .-'-. sax 

Must  they  (their-s)? Cfb 

Not  they  (their-s) cge 

Of  them  (their-s) .cos 

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?' boo 

Should,  or,  Would  they  (their-s)-.-CJV 

Than  they  (their-s) Cia 

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 bsf 

They  can  not  (or,  may  not) bku 

They  can  not  (ov,  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  lor,  have)  not  done bom 

They  had  (or,  have)  not  had bsk 

Theyjnust.- _cfg 

They  must  be bhv 

They  must  not cfh 

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  shall  (or,  will).--- - cjf 

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 bic 

They  should  (or,  would)  have bsl 

They  should  (or,  would)  not CJZ 

They  sh»uld  (or,  would)  not  be bid 

They  should  (or,  would)  not  have.-BSM 

They  were. coj 

They  were  not COK 

They  were  not  to  be bo1 

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)? oqe 

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)?  ..orf 
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) owe 

Thick. 
Delayed  by  thick  fog.  Detained  by  thick 
fog KSE 


Part  II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


413 


THICK— THROAT. 


XPK 

— Thickness. 

XPL 

Thicken-ed-ing. 

XPM 

Thief. 

Thieving.     Theft 

XPN 

Thigh. 

XPO 

Thimble. 

XPQ 
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 — Continued. 

During  a  thick  fog lpn 

Fog  too  thick __NGj 

I  have  had  thick  fog  on  the  hank  _.fvc 

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  such  a  thing. 

Nothing ska 

Something _-_wjq 

The  same  thing vgo 

Thtnk-ing.    To  think. 
— Do  not  think. 
— Do  yon  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 sfu 

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   --QRW 

— 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  ? 


i  XQL 


XQM 


XQN 
XQO 


XQP 

XQR 
XQS 
XQT 


XQU 


XQW 


XQY 


XQZ 
XRA 
XRB 
XRC 


XRD 


XRE 


Think — 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 

Third. 
I  can  not  make  out  the  third  flag-.NDH 
Third  class - isj 

— Third  mast. 

— Third  mate  (or,  officer). 
Third  week  in  — zap 

Thiest-ed-ing-y. 
Dying  of  thirst nf 

Thirteenth. 

Thirtieth. 

Thirty-first. 

This.    (See  also  That) cma 

This  afternoon dry 

This  day -_ knv 

This  evening 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-jig 

Thomson's  patent  sounding  apparatus, 

teg 
Thorough-ly. 
The  engines  must  be  thoroughly  over- 
hauled  MCB 

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.    Theice. 
Three  blades  of  propeller  broken  _.gmb 
Three-masted  schooner vjk 

Throat. 


414 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


THROTTLE— TIFFIN. 


XRF 
XRG 

XRH 


XRI 

XRJ 


XRK 

XRL 


XRM 
XRN 

XRO 

XRP 


XRQ 
XRS 

XRT 

XRU 
XRV 

XRW 

XRY 

XRZ 


XSA 


XSB 


Throttle-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. pcf 

Through,  or,  Into  the  channel ilv 

Through  the  day knw 

Through  the  fog : ngo 

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 sm  y 

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-ing. 
There  has  been,   or,   "We  have  had  a 
storm  of  thunder  and  lightning.. qtl 

Thursday. 

— Before  Thursday. 

Last  Thursday ..-QGP 

— Next  Thursday. 
— Thursday  morning. 
— Thursday  night. 

Thus. 

Thwart-ed-ing.    To  thwart. 

Thwart.     (Seat  of  a  boat. ) 

Tical.     (Coin) ave 

Ticket. 
Pay  ticket ter 

Ticket  of  admission .*dmf 

Tide. 
Against  the  tide  (current,  or,  stream), 

DSE 

As  soon  as  the  flood  tide  makes fbp 

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? xf 

Keep  out  of  the  tide  (or,  current)  ...xg 

Lee  tide qmi 

Neap  tide sfd 

— Next  tide. 

Race.    Tide  race ugh 

Spring  tide wox 

Spring  tides  rise  —  feet woy 

The  tide  will  float  her  off kfe 

—This  tide. 

—Tidal. 
Tidal  dock ljm 

— 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  — kge 

— Tide  tables. 
Tide,  or,  Current  will  run  very  strong. 

(Miles  per  hour  may  follow) kgb 

Try  the  current  (or,  tide)» kgf 

"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 _..wfs 

— "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-ding.     To  TIE. 

Tier. 
Ground  tier .... . oil 

Tierce.     (Measure  of  capacity) azs 

Tiffin.    Lunch rdj 


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TIGHT— TO. 


XTA 

XTB 
XTC 


XTD 

XTE 
XTF 
XTG 
XTH 


XTI 


XTJ 

XTK 


XTL 


XTM 


XTN 


TlGHT-LY-NESS-ER. 

Air-tight dwj 

— Packed-tight. 
— Water-tight. 

'  Water-tight  compartment jhb 

Water-tight  door. lks 

TlGHTEN-ED-ING. 

Till.     (See  also  Until) ylc 

Can  you  stop  till  —  ? wxd 

Will  hold  together  till  — owy 

Tiller. 
Tiller  rope J vab 


Timber. 
Baulk  of  timber ..fzg 

Timber  cargo -- _hzn 

■Timber  ship. 


Time. 
[For  Hours  and  Minutes  see  page  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 -" fil 

At  the  same  time.     The  same  time.VGP 

At  the  (or,  that)  time  specified fja 

At  what  time  (.or,  hour)? fjc 

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 

Everytime 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  — ?  - fth 

Last  time QGR 

Latest  posting  time — is Qhg 

Local  time Q*w 

Xong  time— ago.    Long  ago dtl 

Lose  no  time RAP 

Lose  no  time  in  getting  to  the  anchor- 
age   --ELC 

Lose  no  time  in  shoring  up -  -  or 

Lose-ing,  Losttime...   !.ras 

May  I  depend  upon  your  time?  -  -  -  -  -  -RS 

Mean  time RNP 

Minute- of  time EVE 


XTO 
XTP 


XTQ 

XTB, 


XTS 
XTU 
XTV 


XTW 

XTY 

XTZ 


XUA 
XUB 
XUC 

XUD 

XUE 


XUF 


Time — Continued. 
My  chronometer  is  fast  of  Greenwich 

(or,  first  meridian)  mean  time gr 

My  chronometer  is  slow  of  Greenwich 

(or,  first  meridian)  meantime 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.VGP 

— There  will  be  time — to  (or,  for). 

—This  time. 

Time  appointed etc 

Time  ball fti 

Time  ball  drops  at  — ftj 

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? ftk 

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 


-HUG 


Tin. 

Tinned,  or,  Canned  - 
— Tinplate. 
— Tinsmith. 


Tincture. 

— Tincture  of -henbane. 

Tincture  of  rhubarb  .  -_ uwq 

— Tincture  of  steel. 

Tip-ped-ping. 
Coal  tip iwt 

TlRE-D-ING. 

Much  tired  ( or,  fatigued ) mtx 

Too  tired  (or,  fatigued) mty 

Title. 

To cno 

Am,  Is,  or,  Are  to beh 

Am  I  to? bef 

As  to -FBS 

— Does  not  belong  to. 

Heave  to osc 

Heaving,  Hove-to osi> 

Lay  to QJC 

Me  to cef 

Not  to CGF 

Not  to  be cgh 


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Part  II. 


TO— TOO. 


XUG 
XUH 

XUI 

XUJ 

XUK 


XUL 

XUM 

XUN 


To — tontinued. 

Not  to  be  done --- ...ogi 

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  — -- uqo 

To  see  you ._ vob 

To  the -Cnx 

To  the  buoy  -. hmx 

To,  or,  For  the  eastward. lse 

To  the  island ptr 

To,  or,  For  the  northward  - s JP 

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) coe 

To  windward zfy 

To  you-r-s-  ... cop 

"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. 

i 
Together. 
Let  us  keep  together  for  mutual  protec- 
tion   IN 

"We  can  defend  ourselves  if  we  keep  ' 

together _pye 

"Will  hold  together  till  — ow y 

TOGGLE-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 


XTJW 

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-morr<»w? - zl 

To-night. 

— I  sail  to-night.. 

— To-night's  post. 

Ton.     (Measure  of  cubic  capacity)  -__ayi 

Ton.     (Measure  of  weight) bav 

Coals  —  shillings  a  toil  at  — gz 

— How  many  tons — of  ? 

— How  many  tons  do  you  takje  ? 
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) _-_bav 

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 s JQ 

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 QVX 

Too  long qyx 

Too  low rbx 

Too  much  (or,  many) RKS 

Too  much  disabled lbx 

Too  much  scope . VJQ 


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XVE 
XVF 


XVG 


XVH 


XVI 
XVJ 
XVK 


XVL 

XVM 

XVN 
XVO 

XVP 


XVQ 
XVR 

xvs 

XVT 

xvu 
xvw 


Too — Continued. 

Too  much  sea.- .'. uv 

Too  much  surf xfu 

Too  much  swell xhk 

Too  much  wind zfb 

Too  near.- , ivj 

—Too  old. 

— Too  short. 

Too  small  (or,  little)  ._ qvx 

Too  soon wkb 

Too  thin  .. xpr 

Too  tired  (or,  fatigued) mty 

Took.     (See  Take) xka 

Tool. 

Carpenter's  tools ibw 

Caulker's  tools ipk 

Cooper's  tools - jvk' 

Engineer's  tools mcv 

I  have  not  carpenter's  tools.    Want  car- 
penter's tools -- mx 

— 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-ingi    To  top. 

At  top  Of ' FJB 

Foretop "- njf 

I  can  not  make  out  the  top  flag ndi 

Maintop RGY 

Military  top RUC 

Mizzentop Rwm 

— Top.    (The  summit  of .) 

Top  up  boat '. gvb 

— Top  rope. 

— Top-tackle  pennant. 

— Top  your  lower  yard. 

Topgallant. 

Pore  topgallant  mast njg 

Pore  topgallant  sail njh 

Pore  topgallant  yard- ...^.-NJi 

Jigger  topgallant  yard  and  sail pvt 

Main  topgallant  mast RGZ 

Main  topgallant  sail  RHA 

Main  topgallant  yard Rhb 

Mizzen  topgallant  mast Rwv 

Mizzen  topgallant  sail Rwx 

Mizzen  topgallant  yard hwy 

Set  topgallant  sails vep 

Take  in  topgallant  sails xjp 

— Topgallant  mast. 

—Topgallant  rigging. 

— Topgallant  sail. 
Topgallant  sheet vuz 

— Topgallant  studding  sail. 

— Topgallant  yard. 

Topmast. 

Pore  topmast njk 

Pore  topmast,  sprung njl 

Pore  topmast  staysail n jm 

Main  topmast khc 

Main  topmast  staysail Rhd 


XVY 
XVZ 


XWA 

XWB 
XWC 

XWD 


XWE 
XWP 


XWG 
XWH 

XWI 

XWJ 


XWK 
XWL 


XWM 


Topmast—  Continued. 

Mizzen  topmast -_rwz 

Mizzen  topmast  staysail rxa 

Topmast  backstay fqp 

Topmast  cap .-- hvm 

— Topmast  crosstrees. 

— Topmast  rigging. 

Topmast  staysail wsg 

Topmast  staysail  sheet vwa 

— Topmast  studding  sail. 

Topsail. 

— Back  the  main  topsail. 
Double  topsails - lkz 

— Double  topsail  yard. 

Pill  the  main  topsail myb 

Pore  topsail njo 

Pore  topsail  yard njp 

Gaff  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  nave  sprung  (or,  damaged)  upper  top- 
sail yard -- - k  jn 

Jigger  topsail  yard  and  sail pvu 

Keep  main  topsail  shivering pzj 

Keep  mizzen  topsail  shivering pzk 

Lower  fore  topsail  yardr nki 

Lower  main  topsail  yard rgf 

Lower  mizzen  topsail  yard rwo 

Lower  spanker  topsail  yard wlu 

Lower  topsail.. RCH 

Main  topsail *---. Rhe 

Main  topsail  yard rhp 

Main  topsail  yard  sprung rhg 

Mizzen  topsail Rxb 

Mizzen  topsail  yard rxc 

— Shift  a  topsail. 
Topsail  sheet vwb 

— Topsail  yard. 

Upper  fore  topsail  yard nkj 

Upper  main  topsail  yard RHK 

— Upper  spanker  topsail  yard. 

—Upper  topsail. 

— Upper  topsail  yard. 

Topside.    Topside  planking. 

Tore.    Torn — xlk 

Tornado. 

Torpedo. 
Beware  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? xr 

How  many  torpedo  boats  passed  in  sight? 

GTK 

Is  there  danger  of  mines  (or,  torpedo 

boats)? - xs 

Line  of  torpedoes Qur 

Locomotive  torpedo j. qyd 


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XWN 


xwo 

XWP 


XWQ 
XWR 

xws 

XWT 

xwu 
xwv 

XWY 
XWZ 

XYA 


XYB 
XYC 
XYD 

XYE 
XYF 


XYG 


XYH 

XYI 

XYJ 

XYK 

XYL 
XYM 

I  XYN 

I  XYO 


Torpedo — Continued. 

— Mine,  or,  Torpedo  buoy. 
Outrigger  torpedo,  or,  Spar  torpedo.swR 
Saw  torpedo  boat  (number,  if  necessary) 

at  —  (or,  near — ) •_- XT 

Submerged  torpedo  buoy --.xbl 

— Torpedo  attack. 

— Torpedo  boat. 

Torpedo  boom gzy 

Torpedo  (or,  Mine)  buby xws 

Torpedo  carriage icf 

— Topedo  case. 

—Torpedo   catcher    (or,  chaser,   or,    de- 
stroyer). 

— Torpedo  cruiser. 

— Torpedo  gun. 

— Torpedo  gunboat  (or,  vessel). 

— Torpedo  net. 

—Torpedo  station. 

— Torpedo  tube. 
Whitehead  torpedo -- zdm 

(number)  torpedo  boats  (give  nation- 
ality) passed  in  sight. 

Torrent. 

Torrid.    Torrid  zone. 

torture-d-ing. 

Toss-ed-ing.    To  toss. 

T0TAL-LY. 

Total  loss.    All  lost-...--. dxo 

Totally,  or,  Quite  different-ly kzo 

What  is  the  total  amount? ego 

Tou.    ( Measure  of  capacity) azu 

Touch-ed-ing.    To  touch. 

Do  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  call  any- 
where (or,  at  — )? hw 

Does,  or,  Do  not  touch  at  (or,  call  any- 
where)     HTD 

Have  you  touched  any  where  (or,  at — )? 

EQT 

I  have  (or  vessel   indicated   has)   not 

touched  the  ground dtjt 

I  have  orders  for  you  not  to  touch  at  — , 

SN 

I  shall  not  touch  anywhere  (or,  at)  .equ 
I  shall  touch  at  — htf 

Toung,  or,  Saading.    ( Measure  of  length) , 

AWS 

Tourniquet. 

Tow,  or,  Cotton  waste jxv 


Tow-ed-ing.    (For  signals  between  ships 
towing  and  being  towed,  see  page  35. ) 
— Are  towing  cables,  or,  Is  cable  fast? 

Be  on  your  guard  against  long  tows.oiw 
— Can  tow. 

Can  you  take  me  in  tow? --.xu 

— Can  you  tow? 

— Canyou  tow  me  (orvessel  indicated)  off? 

Can  not  take  you  in  tow xv 

— Cast  off  towing  cable  (or,  cables). 
— Do  you  want  to  be  towed? 


XYP 
XYQ 


XYR 
XYS 
XYT 


XYU 


XYV 
XYW 
XYZ 


XZA 


XZB 


XZC 


XZD 
XZE 
XZP 

XZG 
XZH 
XZI 

XZJ 


XZK 


Tow — Continued. 
Engines  broken  down ;  towed  in  by  — , 

MCJ 

Fasten  your  chain  to  towing  cable . .  hrc 
— Have  a  towline  ready. 
— I  can  not  take  you  in  tow,  but  will  re- 
port you  at  —  and  send  immediate 
assistance. 

I  will  take  her  in  tow xjg 

I  will  take  you  in  tow xjh 

I  wish  to  be  taken  in  tow xw 

— In  tow. 

— Prepare  to  be  towed  clear. 
— Reduce  dpeed;  you  are  towing  me  too 
fast. 

Send  boat  to  tow guq 

Shall  I  take  you  in  tow? -_.xy 

Ship  disabled ;  will  you  tow  me  into  — 

(port  indicated)"! my 

Stop  engines  to  adjust  towing  cables, 

DKH 

Take  her  in  tow xjl 

Take  in  tow xjq 

Tow  astern , phs 

— Towed  by,  or,  In  tow  of  — . 
Towing  bollard gxr 

Towing  cable  is  damaged  (or,  stranded), 

HRX 

— Towing  cable  is  fast. 
— Towing  hawser. 
— Towing  light. 
Tugboat ydr 

Will  take  you  (or  ship  indicated)  in  tow, 

XKC 

Will  you  take  me  (or  vessel  indicated) 
in  tow?  _-- xkd 

Towline. 

Have  a  towline  ready xyp 

Have  you  sufficient  towline? que 

Look  out  for  the  towline qzu 

Send  for  the  towline quv 

Sending  for  the  towline VPX 

Shorten  in  both  hawsers opx 

Towing  cable  is  fast xyv 

Towing  hawser xyw 

Toward. 
Stand  toward  the — wqj 

Tower. 
Conning  tower jpp 

Town. 

—Town  hall. 
— Town  major. 

Trace-d-ing. 
— No  trace — of. 
—Tracing  paper. 

Track-ed-ing. 
Track  chart — of... my 

Traction  engine ..max 

Trade-d-ing.    To  trade. 

Board  of  Trade gpc 

Board  of  Trade  officer  (or,  inspector), 

GPD 

Coasting  trade _.iya 


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XZL 


XZM 


XZN 


XZO 
XZP 

XZQ 


XZR 
XZS 

XZT 


XZU 
XZV 

XZW 
XZY 


YAB 
YAC 
YAD 

YAE 

YAF 
YAG- 

YAH 


Trade — Continued. 
Coasting  vessel.    Coasting  trade  ship, 

IYB 

— Foreign  trade. 

Freetrade-r npv 

Home  trade... oxk 

Opium  trade -.srp 

Slave  trade. wga 

Trades  union yjd 

■Tradesman. 


Trader. 

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)?  RBI 


Traffic-ed-ing. 

— Traffic  interrupted  by  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  train. 
Training  ship 


-VXF 


Tramway. 

Transact-ed-ing-ion. 
Business  transaction — hnw 

Transatlantic. 

Transfer-red-ring-ence-able. 

Have  shipwrecked  crew  on  board  (num- 
ber to  follow) ;  will  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-ing-ion-or. 

Transmit-ted-ting-ssion. 
Forward  my  communication  by  tele- 
graph and  pay  for  its  transmission  .hy 

Transom. 

Transport. 

Military  transport KUD 

Transport  agent — ,-DSX 

Government  transport  (or,  ship)  ..ofw 

Transport-ed-ing-ation. 


YAI 

YAJ 

YAK 

YAL 

YAM 
YAN 
YAO 
YAP 

YAQ 

YAR 

YAS 
YAT 
YAU 
YAV 

YAW 
YAX 

YAZ 
YBA 
YBC 

YBD 

YBE 


YBF 
YBG 


YBH 


Trap. 
Mess  traps rqi 

Travel-ed-ing-er. 

Traveler.    (Horse) oyg 

Trawl-ed-ing-er. 
Steam  trawler wti 

Treachery-otjs-ly. 

Treason-able. 

Treasure-er. 

Treasury. 

Treat-ed-tng-ment. 

Hospital  treatment oyt 

Medical  treatment ■ ron 

Require  hospital  treatment oyu 

Treaty. 

Treble.    (Triple) ybi 

Tree. 

Cross-trees keh 

Trestle-trees yau 

Trbmble-d-ing.    Tremor. 

Trend-ing. 

Trestle.    Trestle-trees. 

Trial. 
I  am  on  full-speed  trial-Code  Flag  over  a 
Steam  trial ...  1 _ wsy 

— Trial  takes  place  on  the  — . 

Triangle-ular-ly. 
Triatic,  or,  Diagonal  stay kyq 

Tribe-al. 

Trice-d-ing — UP. 

Trifle-ing. 
Damage  trifling kjb 


Trim. 
Coal  trimmer iwu 

Lamp  trimmer. qdi 

— Trimmed. 

Trimmed  by  the  head ;  —  inches  by  the 

head hpk 

Trimmed  by  the  stern ;  —  inches  by  the 

stern hpn 

— Trimmer. 
— Trimming. 
Your  lights  are  out  (or,  want  trimming). 

Made  by flashes,  or  by 

blasts  of  a  steam  whistle. 

Trinity  House,  or.  Lighthouse  Board, 

GPN 

— Trinity  pilot. 


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Part  II. 


TEIP— TUESDAY. 

Trip. 

Try — Continued. 

Tripped  her  anchor ejx 

Experiment  will  be  tried moi 

YCM 

—Fully  tried. 

YBI 

Triple.    Treble. 

YCN 

— Has  it  been  tried? 

Triple-expansion  engine may 

YCO 

— Have,  or,  Has  been  tried. 
Have,  or,  Has  tried pkm 

YBJ 

Tripoli.    Tripoli  colors. 

YCP 

— Have  you  tried? 
Have  you  tried  the  temperature  of  the 

YBK 

Trolley. 

sea?- -.-  xnf 

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 sef 

I  shall  try  the  anchorage ela 

To  embark  troops lwt 

YCE 

— In  trying  to. 

Troop  boat — gvc 

Shall  I  try  (or,  attempt) — to?..^ fkr 

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. 

YBP 

— Troops  on  board. 

Try  the  current  (or,  tide) kgf 

YBQ 

— Troops  will  be  ready — to  (or,  for). 

Try  to  club  haul iwg 

YBE 

— W  hat  is  the  state  of  health  of  the  troops 

Try  to  enforce  it mac 

at—? 

YCV 

—Try  to  effect. 

When  do  troops  embark? 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  ofcapacity).AXV 

YBZ 

True-ly. 

Are  your  bearings  true  or  magnetic  ? 

GBD 

True  bearings ... _-jiH 

TsiN.or,  Mace.     (Coin)- AUG 

Tsun.     (Measure  of  length)  ... awz 

YCA 

Trumpet. 

YDB 

Tub. 

YCB 

Trunk. 

YDC 

TUBE-ULAR. 

Shaft  trunk ." vtk 

Boiler  tube own 

YCD 
YCE 

YCF 

Trust-ed-ing.    To  trust. 

— Trusty.     Trustworthy. 

Are  the  pilots  trustworthy? tiv 

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

— Do  not  trust  too  much  to  your  pilot. 

Boiler  tube  burst — awp 

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 rgt 

YCG 
YCH 

.  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 
YDF 

YCI 

Trusteeship. 

Eocket  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  itr.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-- fkl 

YDH 

Tuesday. 

Experiment  has  been  tried- moh 

YDI 

— Before  Tuesday. 

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TUESDAY— ULLAGE. 


YDJ 
YDK 
YDL 

YDM 


YDN 

YDO 
YDP 


YDQ 


YDR 
YDS 


YDT 

YDU 

YDV 

YD"W 

YDX 

YDZ 

YEA 

YEB 

YEC 

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-ging.      To  tug.      (For  signals 
between  ships  towing  and  being  towed, 
see  page  35. ) 
— 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  sufficient  power. 

Tug  is  disabled , T.BY 

Tug  is  going  to  you  _. ya 

Want  a  tug  (if  more  indicate  number) , 

YP 

"Want  another  tug  (indicate'  if   more 
than  one) ytr 

Tumbler.     ( Glass. ) 

Tunis-ian.    Tunisian  Colors. 

Tunnel. 

— Tunnel  shaft. 

— Tunnel  shaft  broken. 

Tunny. 

Turban. 

Turbine. 

Turbot. 


Turk-ish.    Turkish  Colors. 
Bank  of  Turkey.- - euv 

Turn. 

— In  turn. 

— It  is  your  turn. 

TURN-ED-ING.      TO  TURN. 

— Can  turn. 

— Can  not  turn. 

Turn  electric  lights— on. lvk 

Turn  off  electric  light  _ .lvj 

Turnscrew YE0< 

— Turntable. 

— Turning  circle. 

—Turning  gear. 

When  the  tide  turns xsr 

When  will  the  tide  turn? xk 

—Will  turn. 

Turnip. 

Turnscrew. 

Turntable -- YEL 

Turpentine. 


YES 
YET 

YEU 

YEV 

YEW 

YEX 
YEZ 
YFA 
YFB 
YPC 
YFD 
YFE 
YFG 
YFH 
YFI 


YFJ 

YFK 

YFL 

YFM 

YFN 


YFO 


YFP 


YFQ 
YFR 


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. 


YFT 

YFU 
YFV 


Twice.    Two yep 

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 -pai 

Typhus  fever. 


U.    (Letter.)   (For  new  method  of 
see  page  13. ) 

Ulcer-ate-d-ing-ion. 

Ullage. 


422 


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Part  II. 


ULTIMATUM— UNDERRATE. 


YFW 
YFX 
YFZ 
YGA 


YGB 


YGC 
YGD 
YGE 
YGF 

YGH 
YGI 

YGJ 

YGK 
YGL 
YGM 
YGN 
YGO 

YGP 
YGQ 
YGR 
YGS 


Ultimatum. 

Umbrella. 

Umpire-d-ing. 

Unable — to. 

1  Am,  Is,  or,  Are  unable — to cyg 

If — (persons  or  things  indicated)  is 
(or,  are)  unable  to  —  (can  not)  ..byo 

Inability pfw 

Lifeboat  unable  to  come 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  . zw 

Shall,  or,  Will  be  unable  to -  oys 

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 e jy 

Vessel,  or,  Person  is  not  able  (unable) 
to  comply -JLG 


Unacquainted — with. 

Unadulterated. 

Unaided. 

Unalterable-y.    Unaltered. 
Position  remains  unaltered tps 

Unanimous-ly. 

Unanswered-able-y. 
Signal  is  not  answered enm 

Unarmed. 

Unauthorized,  or,  Without  authority, 

fmz 
Unavoidable-y. 

Unaware. 

Unbend-ing-bent. 
Unbend  cables hry 

—Unbend  sails. 

Unbit-ted. 

Uncertain-ty.    Not  certain. ihm 

Uncivil-ly-ized. 
Unclaimed. 
Uncle. 
Uncomfortable-y. 


Uncommon-ly.     ( Unusual) 
YGT     Unconcern-ed-ly. 


-YLN 


YGU 


Unconditional-ly. 


YGV 

YGW 

YGX 

YGZ 

YHA 

YHB 


YHC 

YHD 
YHE 
YHF 
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  stern .._ --_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.    Donotanchor.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 lrz 

— Under  experiment. 

Under  fire — of was 

Under  ground. 

Under  jury  masts rmd 

Under  no  anxiety — to  (for,  or,  about), 

eok 
Under  no  circumstances irj 

— Under-officer  of. 

Under  orders  of sur 

Under  orders — for(or,  to) — .._. suq 

Under  steady  helm . otu 

— Under  steam. 

— Under  temporary  repair. 

Under  the  battery fyu 

Under  the  circumstances irk 

•  Under  the  engine  room mce 

— Under  the  necessity  of. 

— Under  water.     (Depth  to  be  indicated, 
if  necessary. ) 

Under  way yxg 

Under  weigh.    Aweigh. fpr 

Under  weight yia 

Under  your  care.     Under  your  charge, 

HYP 

Undercurrent yhe 

Undergo-ing-ne. 
Is  obliged  to  undergo  repairs smt 

Undermine-d-ing. 

Underneath. 

Underrate-d-ing. 


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423 


UNDERRUN— UNKNOWN. 


YHR 

YHS 

YHT 
YHU 


YHV 


YHW 
YHX 


YHZ 
YIA 
YIB 
YIC 

YID 


YIE 
YIF 
YIG 
YIH 
YIJ 
YIK 
YIL 
YIM 


Underrun-ning-ran _  _  _  vck 

Undersell-ing-sold. 

Understand-ing-stood. 

Am  I  to  understand  you  agree? dtv 

■Can  understand. 
— Can  not  understand  the  message. 

Could  you  understand  their  signals? 
Could  you  understand  what  they  were 
signaling  about? wci 

Do  not  understand  Morse  code  -T-.-SAi 

Do,  or.  Did  you  (or  person  indicated) 
understand? jlo 

Do  you  understand  Morse  code? saj 

—Do  you  understand  the  message? 

Do,  or,  Did  you  understand  their  signals? 

wci 

Does,  or,  Did  he  (or  person  indicated) 
understand?' jlo 

Flags  seen,  but  signal  not  understood, 

wcx 

Last  hoist  not  understood ;  repeat  it .  URK 

Message  is  not  understood rqp 

Perfectly  understand-ing-stood tfv 

Signal  not  understood  though  the  flags 
are  distinguished wcx 

Stranger  does  not  understand  your  sig- 
nal.-  -- wdj 

The  signal  is  not  understood;  repeat  it 
(from  hoist  indicated) vi 

Understand  the  communication  per- 
fectly   JFW 

Youhave  misunderstood  the  signal-WDR 

Undertake-ing-n-took. 
— Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  under- 
take it? 

Undervalue-d-ing. 

Under  weight.    Short  weight. 

Underwrite-ing-ten.    Underwrote. 

Underwriter. 

Board,  of  underwriters- ope 

Consult  underwriters JRV 

For  the  benefit  of  the  underwriters.GFL 

Undo-ing-ne.    Undid. 

Undock-ed-ing — -LJN 

Undoubted-ly LMB 

Undress-ed-ing. 

Uneasy-ily-ness. 

Unemployed. 

Unequal-led-ly. 

Uneven-ly-ness. 

Unexpected. 

Unfair-ly. 

Unfathomed-able. 


YIN 

YIO 

YIP 
YIQ 

YIR 
YIS 
YIT 
YIU 
YIV 
YIW 


YIX 
YIZ 

YJA 

YJB 


YJC 
YJD 
YJE 

YJF 

YJG 
YJH 
YJI 

YJK 
YJL 
YJM 

YJN 


Unfavorable-ly 

Unfinished. 

Unfit-ted-ting-ness. 
— Unfit  for  the  purpose. 

Unforeseen.    Could  not  foresee,  .nla 

Unfortified. 

Unfortunate-ly. 

Unfrequented. 

Unfulfilled. 

Unguarded-ly. 

Unhandy. 

Unhealthy-ily-iness.    ( Unwholesome) , 

YLQ 

Unhesitatingly oum 

Unhook-ed-ing. 

Unhurt. 

Uniform.    (Official  dress.) 

Unimportant-ce.     Of    little    import- 
ance  .. ...pey 

Uninhabited- able. 
Uninhabited  island  (or,  coast) pts 

Uninjured yiz 

Unintelligible poj 

You  have  abridged  the  message  so  much 
that  it  is  unintelligible dar 

Unintentional-ly.    (Accidental) dck 

Union. 
Dockers' Union lja 

Seamen's  and  Firemen's  Union nar 

— Trades  union. 
Union  des  Yachts ...zkj 

Union  jack. 
Ensign  union  downwards. ....mej 

Unit. 

Unite-d-ing. 
— United  force. 
—United  Kingdom. 
United  States  of  America  -  - -  -V.  efc 

Universe-al-ly. 

University. 

Unjust-ly-ifiable-y. 
Injustice — ple 

Unknown. 

Cause  unknown.-... ifr 

Name  unknown :-.- --SDN 

Size  unknown wey 


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Part  II. 


UNLAWFUL— UNTRUSTWORTHY. 

YJO 

Unlawful-ly-ness. 

Unsafe — Continued. 
You  are  in  a  dangerous  (or,  unsafe) 

YJP 

Unless. 

position.    Your  position  is  dangerous, 

I  shall  abandon  my  vessel  unless 

i  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 . 

IRA 

YKR 

Unseaworthy-iness. 

YJR 

— Unless  we  are  obliged. 

Cargo  so  badly  stowed  I  am  not  sea- 

Unless your  communication  is 

very  lm- 

worthy IAG 

portant  I  must  be  excused . 

u 

Condemned  as  unseaworthy jml 

Unlicensed.    Not  licensed 

QPO 

YKS 

Unseen. 

Unlikely.    Not  likely 

QTW 

YKT 

Unserviceable.    Useless. 
Rendered  unserviceable uql 

YJS 

Unlimited. 

YKU 

Unsettle-d. 

YJT 

Unload-ed.    To  unload. 

Affairs  are  very  unsettled dpa 

YJU 

— Unloading. 

Do  not  leave  anything  unsettled qkr 

YJV 

Unlock-ed-ing. 

Light,  unsettled  weather yzb 

YJW 

Unlooked-for. 
Unlucky-ily.    (Unfortunate)  -. 

YIS 

YKV 

YKW 

Unshackle-d-ing. 
Unship-ped-ping. 

YJX 

Unmanageable. 

I  am  unmanageable 

NP 

YKX 

Unskilled.    Unskillful-ly. 

YJZ 

Unmooe-ed-ing. 

YKZ 

Unsound-ness. 

YKA 

Unnecessary-ily. 

Unstable.    Instability pmw 

Do  not  expose  yourself  (or,  people)  un- 

necessarily     

MPF 

XLA 

Unsteady-ily-iness. 

Regular  survey  unnecessary . . 

UOD 

YLB 

Unsuccessful-ly. 

YKB 

Unoccupied. 

—  made  an  unsuccessful  attack  on.FKH 

Unopposed.    No  opposition 

STD 

YLC 

Until. 
Bar  can- not  be  crossed  until  — fvr 

YKC 

Unpack-ed-ing. 

Do  not  alter  —  until ecf 

Do  not  make  any  alteration — until  --ECG 

YKD 

Unpaid. 

YLD 

Heave  to  until  — lr 

— I  shall  not  be  ready  until  — . 

YKE 

Unprecedented. 

YLE 

— I  shall  not  wear — until  — . 
I  shall  stand  off  the  land  from  —  (hour 

YKF 

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 

Unreeve-ing-rove. 

Unsafe  to  run  in  until  weather  moder- 
ates   YKO 

Unreliable 

UOX 

YLG 
YLH 

— -Until  further  orders. 
—Until  I. 

YKI 

Unreserved-ly. 

YLI 

— Until  she. 
Until  weather  moderates rxm 

YKJ 

Unrig-ged-ging. 

YLJ 

— Until  you. 
Wait  until  weather  moderates _.gk 

YKL 

Unripe-ness. 

W  hen  1  have  run  my  distance  I  shall 
put  her  head  off  until  — lgp 

YKM 

Unsafe-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  be  trusted)  _ych 

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425 


UNUSUAL— USUAL. 


YLN 
YLO 

YLP 

YLQ 

YLE 
YLS 

YLT 


YLU 
YLV 


YLW 
YLX 


YLZ 


YMA 


YMB 
YMC 

YMD 


Unusual. 

— Very  unusual.     Is  very  unusual. 

Unwell. 

Unwholesome-ness. 

Unwilling-ly-ness. 

— They  are  unwilling — to.        r  ,  »y" 

Up. 

Bear  up — for --- ...gbr 

Bear  up  instantly --LB 

Beating  up.-.. gcb 

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  when  ready  .  -KM 

Haul  up  - — .opr. 

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? 

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 ;  will  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 -GBX 

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. 


-HTB 


Upon. 

Call  upon 

Decided  upon- kpb 

Fire  upon MZX 

Upon  condition JND 

Upon  no  pretense  whatever -.tuz 

Upon  what  pretense  ? tva 

Upper. 
Upper  deck.' K<SE 

Upper  fore  topsail  yard nkj 

Upper  main  topsail  yard RHK 

— Upper  port. 

Upper  sail.    Light  sail Qsv 

Upper  spanker  topsail  yard xwg 

Upper  topsail xwh 

— Upper  works. 

—Upper  yard. 

— Uppermost. 


YME 
YMF 

YMG 

YMH 
YMI 


YMJ 

YMK 
YML 


YMN 
YMO 

YMP 
YMQ 
YMB 


YMS 


YMT 
YMU 
YMV 


YMW 


YMX 
YMZ 


UPRIGHT^Y-NEBS." 

Perpendicular. .  Upright tgl 

Upset-ting. 

Upside  down lmo 

Your  flags  seem  to  be  incorrectly  hoisted 
(or,  hoisted  upside  down) owm 


Uptake. 
Upwards  . 


-YLV 


Urge-d-ing.    To  urge. 

Urgent-ly-ncy. 
Permission  urgently  requested  to  enter 

harbor pd 

Urgent  orders  (or,  instructions)  .-.pnl 

Urinal.    (Latrine) Qig 

Uruguay-an.    Uruguayan  Colors. 
Us.    (See  also  Our-s  and  We) cog 

Usage. 

Use-ing. 

Boat  can  not  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.wNE 

Use  ever y  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 vso 

Useless.     Unserviceable ykt 

Useless  to  attempt  (or,  try)— to—  _.pks 

— Usefully. 

What  coins  are  used? izq 

Will  it  be  of  any  use? epx 

Will  use  Morse  code l...sam 

You  may  go  by  soundings  if  you  use 
care wla 

Ushr-el-ghirsh.     (Coin) auk 

Usual-ly. 

According  to  the  usual  practice deo 

As  usual pbt 

— The  same  as  usual.    Usual  way. 


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Part  II. 


UTMOST— VEDRO. 


YNA 

YNB 

YNC 


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)  , JQO 

— To  the  utmost. 
Use  utmost  endeavors  (exertions,  or, 

efforts) — to  — -. lty 

Utmost  care  must  be  taken hyq 

Utmost  endeavors ---LYV 


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 


-EDN 


Vacuum. 

— Can  not  get  a  vacuum. 

— Good  vacuum. 

— Indifferent  vacuum. 

—Vacuum  gauge. 

Vain-ly. 

Valid-ity. 

Valley. 

Value-d-able. 
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 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..! iru 


YNU 


YNV 
YNW 


YNX 


YNZ 
YOA 
YOB 


YOC 
YOD 


Valve — Continued. 

Discharge  valve  out  of  order lor 

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.. _ouy 

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) -L-.vla 

Shut-off  valve J...wat 

Slide  valve wgi 

Slide  valve  broken wgj 

Slide-valve  gear wgk 

Slide-valve  gear  damaged  (or,  out  of 

order) wgl 

Slide  valve  out  of  order wgm 

Slide-valve  rod won 

Slide-valve  rod  broken woo 

Sluice  valve whj 

Sluice  valve  out  of  order whk 

Smfting  valve wih 

Stop  valve wxk 

Throttle  valve ..xrg 

Vane. 
Distinguishing  vane lgy 

Vang. 

Vapor-ize-d-ing. 

Vara.     (Measure  of  length) axb 

Variable.     (See  Vary) yoo 

Variation. 
Have  you  taken  observations  for  varia- 
tion?  jhs 

I  am  using  variation  of  —  degrees. .  jht 
I  have  had  no  observations  for  variation 

lately. jht 

Is  there  any  variation? jhw 

No  variation jia 

Variation  by  azimuth fqj 

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 


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427 


VEER— VESSEL. 


YOE 
YOF 


YOG 


YOH 

YOI 

YOJ 
YOK 


YOL 
YOM 
YON 

YOP 
YOQ 
YOR 
YOS 
YOT 
YOU 
YOV 

YOW 

YOX 
YOZ 

YPA 

YPB 


YPC 


YPD 
YPE 


Veer-ed-ing. 
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 fxz 

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 gdc 

Fresh  vegetables  to  be  obtained nrb 

— No  vegetables  to  be  obtained. 

Preserved  potatoes tum 

Preserved  vegetables tuo 

— Vegetable  oil. 

Vegetation. 

Velocity.    (Speed) wmu 

Venereal  disease leb 

Venezolano,  or.  Dollar.     (Coin) _._atj 

Venezuela-n.    Venezuelan  Colors. 

Venomous.    Venom. 

Ventilate-d-ing-ion-or. 
Stokehold  ventilator  carried  away.ww 

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.) 

Verbal-ly. 
— Verbal  order. 

Verdict. 

Verify-ied-ing-ication. 

Veritas.    French  Lloyd's — nqp 

Vermilion. 

Vershok.     (Measure  of  length) axc 

Verst.  .  (Measure  of  length).-- axd 

Vertical-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 _ daj 

Verybad-ly fru 

Very  bad  draught fry 

Very  bad  weather :_..frw 

Very  busy-ily hog 

Very  difficult  (or,  great  difficulty)  .kzt 

— Very  excusable. 
Very  fair  draught lne 

— Very  few. 
Very  few  arrivals eyt 

— Very  fine. 

— Very  fortunate. 

— Very  glad. 

Very  good oel 

Very  good  chart imz 

Very  good  draught lnf 

Very  happy-ily omt 

Very  healthy --- ora 

Very  heavy  sea uw 

Very  kind-ly 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  slow-ly. 

Very  smartly wht 

Very  sorry wkh 

Very  strange-ly wze 

Very  suspicious-ly xgt 

Very  unusual-ly ylo 

— Very  weatherly. 

Very  well- zbn 

Very  well  done :.-- lit 

— Very  wrong-ly. 

Work-ed-ing  very  badly fry 

You  are  in  a  very  fair  berth gh j 

Very's  pistol  light. 

Vessel.     (See  also  Ship.  ) 

A  square-rigged  vessel wpm 

A  vessel  (or  vessel  indicated)  aground 
near  (or,  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  yon  (or,  Is  — ,  vessel  indicated)  in 
want  of  coal? gw 

Armed  merchant  vessel euw 


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Part  II. 


VESSEL. 


Vessel — Continued. 
Aviso,  or,  Despatch  vessel kwy 

Beach  the  vessel.     Bun  on  the  beach, 

FZS 

Beach  the  vessel  where  flag  is  waved 

{or,  light  is  shown) fzt 

Beach  your  vessel  at  all  risks Kl 

Belayed  to  vessel .gec 

Board  (or,  visit)  vessel  (or,  steamer)  .gpv 

Bomb  vessel gyi 

Calls  attention  of  vessel  whose  distin- 
guishing signal  will  immediately  be 

shown 1 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, 

IYB 

Could  any  vessel  have  got  away  after 

you? ^ofc 

Could  she  (vessel  indicated)  have  got  to 

anyplace  of  shelter? opd 

Crew  (number  to  be  shown)  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) wye 

Do  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  call  any- 
where (or,  at — )? hw 

Do  you  think  we  ought  to  pass  a  vessel 

inthis  distressed 'condition? ne 

Does  embargo  extend  to  vessels  under  — 

flag? lwc 

Each  vessel lqy 

Enemy's  vessel  (or,  cruiser) lzk 

Eire  ship  (or,  raft) mzw 

Fishing  boat  (vessel,  or,  craft) kaz 

Eoreign-going  ship nkq 

Pour-masted  ship npd 

Pull-rigged  ship- nsu 

Funnel  of —  (vessel  indicated)  is  —  .ntp 

Government  hired-vessel ofu 

Government  vessel ofw 

Hail  the  strange  vessel  and  ask  if  — , 

FDO 

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)  hot  pra- 
tique   ___TRZ 

Have  they  advertised  for  any  vessel  to 

carry  the  mails? dof 

Have  you,  or,  Has  —  (vessel  indicated) 
got  pratique? ofi 


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}1! woe 

Hospital  ship oys 

How  does  —  (vessel  indicated)  sail? 

VDX 

How  many  days  since  .you  passed  — 

(vessel  indicated)"! knh 

How  many  vessels? vxk 

I  do  not  intend  to  abandon  the  vessel, 

AF 

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), 

URT 

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) . .  rpz 
Met  with  a  vessel  from  — ,  or,  Met  with 

a  vessel  of  — rqz" 

Met  with  —  (vessel  indicated) rsa 

Mortar  vessel SA& 

Natives  do  not  like  vessels  watering 
without  payment -YWQ 


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429 


VESSEL. 


Vessel — Continued. 
Neutral  vessel.    Vessel  is  a  neutral, 

SHC 

No  intelligence  obtained  from  vessel 
boarded poa 

Passed  a  good  many  vessels tco 

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  . .  tcr 
Passed  the. derelict  vessel  —  on  the  — , 

KVT 

Passed  the  (vessel  or  place  indicated), 

TCV 

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 

Believe  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) kfc 

Run  on  the  beach.    Beach  the  vessel, 

FZS 

Sailing  vessel ..- vxe 

Scout,  or,  Lookout  vessel qzx 

See  a  vessel  —  (indicate  where) vny 

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   vsu 

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 --oz.s 

Stranger  (or  vessel  indicated)  is  suspi- 
cious   ----GH 

Stranger  (or  vessel  indicated)  will  not 

take  any  notice  of  signal — wdk 

Stranger  (vessel  bearing  — )  wishes  to 

communicate wzd 

Telegraph  following  message  to  —  (ves- 
sel or  person  named)  at  — xd 

Telegraph  vessel xmd 

There  is  a  strange  vessel  bearing  — .  _em 

Timber  vessel xtg 

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— Cowimwed. 
Vessel  desires  to  be  reported  by  tele- 
graph to  owner  (Mr.  — )  at  — use 

Vessel  disabled.    Will  you  tow  me  into 

—  (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  (bearing,  if  necessary) 

appears  to  be  — esh 

Vessel,  or,  Vessel  indicated  ashore  near 

(or,  on)  — ch 

Vessel  indicated  bears  — gbl 

Vessel,  or,  Person  indicated  declines -KQ J 
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  .ebe 
Vessel  indicated  has  not  been  heard  of, 

OEQ 

Vessel  indicated  has  not  been  heard  of 
since  —  (date  indicated) ;  she  is  sup- 
posed to  be  — OBS 

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.  -Oxk 

Vessel  indicated  is  on  fire ot 

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 


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Part  II. 


VESSEL— VINGERHOED. 


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 - RQE 

Vessel  indicated  to  examine  strange 
ship,  and  report -.mkf 

Vessel  indicated  wants  assistance  ..egs 

Vessel  indicated  wants  boats pk 

Vessel  indicated  wants  immediate  as- 
sistance   ...HW 

Vessel  indicated  was  compelled  to  bear 
up  GBX 

Vessel  indicated  was  minutely  exam- 
ined; no  person  to  be  seen;  nothing 
visible mki 

Vessel  indicated  was  most  likely  burnt, 

HNG 

Vessel  indicated  will  be  neaped spe 

Vessel  is  a  foreigner nkv 

Vessel  is  in  gunshot OKN 

— Vessel  is  insured. 

Vessel  is  on  the  rocks uza 

Vessel  is  very  crank kbt 

Vessel  looks  like  a  man-of-war kpn 

Vessel  on —  (bearing  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 rbp 

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 tjjz 

Vessels,  or,  Ships  indicated  may  part 

company jgtj 

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,  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  show 
your  distinguishing  signals ea 

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 


YQA 
YQB 

YQC 
YQD 
YQE 
YQF 

YQG 
YQH 

YQI 
YQJ 


YQK 
YQL 
YQM 

YQN 


YQO 

YQP 
YQR 
YQS 
YQT 


VesseLt— Continued. 
What  is  your  vessel's  registered  ton- 
nage?  UNV 

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  ? gey 

Where  is  the  vessel  that  collided  with 

you? — JBD 

Where  shall  I  find  —  (vessel  indicated)"! 

MYU 

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-atious-ly.     (Annoy) emo 

Viaduct. 

VlBRATE-D-ING-ION. 

Vice-ious-ly. 

Vice-President. 

Vice-admiral dln 

Vice-consul jrq 

Viceroy-regal. 

Vicinity. 
Derelict  reported  off  —  (or,  in  the  vicin- 
ity of  — ) :.__jp 

Victim. 

Victor-ious-ly.    Victory. 
Gained  a  victory nvo 

Victual-led-ling.    (See  also  Provision.  ) 
— Am,  Is,  or,  Are  victualled  for. 
— Victualling  yard. 

View-ed-ing. 
With  the  view  (or,  object) siIk 


Vigilant-ly-ce. 

Cruisers  are  very  vigilant ;  _  - kez 

The  greatest  vigilance  (care,  or,  caution) , 

HYN 

Villa. 

Village. 

Vine.    Vineyard. 

Vinegar. 

Vingerhoed.    (Measure  of  capacity)  .AYR 


)?ART   II. 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


431 


/        "         VINTAGE— WAIT. 

YQU 

Vintage. 

Voyage — Continued. 
Last  voyage- -^ qgt 

YQV 

Violate-d-ing-ion. 

YRW 

— Next  voyage. 
Open,  or,  Proceed  on  your  voyage,  .txb 

YQW 

Violent-ly.    Violence. 

Pleasant  voyage  (or,  passage) tcz 

What  sort  of  voyage  (or,  passage)  have 

YQX 

Visible-y. 

you  had? tdi 

Scarcely  visible vrw 

Wish  you  a  pleasant  voyage  (or,  pas- 

Vessel indicated  was  minutely  exam- 

sage)    TDL 

ined;  no  person  to  be  seen;  nothing 

YRX 

Vulcanize-d-ing. 

YQZ 

— Visible  from  the  masthead. 

//f?"      ■. 

YRA 

Vision. 

,.'  -";'■■' 

YRB 

— Color  vision. 

YBC 

Visit-ed-ing-or.     (See  also  Board.  ) 
A  visit  from  a  Protestant  clergyman 
would  be  nmch  valued 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 

YRD 

— Will  visit  (or,  board). 

YBE 

Vitriol. 

YRZ 

W.    (Letter.)    (For  new  method  of  spell 
ing,  see  page  13  ) 

YBF 

Vizier. 

*                                                     , 

YSA 

Wad-ded-ding. 

YBG 

Vocabulary. 

YRH 

— In  the  General  Vocabulary. 

YSB 

Wade-d-ing. 

YRI 

— Vocabulary  signals. 

YSC 

Waft,  or,  Wheft.  • 

YRJ 

Voice 

YSD 

— A  waft  (or,  wheft)  above. 

YSE 

— A  waft  (or,  wheft)  at'the. 

YBK 

Volcano-ic 

YSP 

— rA  waft  (or,  wheft)  under. 
Hoist  a  waft  (or,  wheft) owd 

YRL 

Volley. 

Hoist  a  waffor  wheft)  when  ready.owE 

YRM 

Volt.    (Measure  of  electrical  pressure. ) 

YSG 

Wages. 

YSH 

— Struck  for  more  wages. 

YRN 

Voltaic. 

YSI 

— Wages  very  high. 

YSJ 

— What  wages? 

YRO 

Volume-inous. 

YSK 

Wagon. 

YRP 

VOLUNTARY-ILY. 

YSL 

Waist. 

YRQ 

Volunteer-ed-ing. 

YSM 

Wait.  (See  also  Await,  Remain,  and  Stop.) 

YRS 

VOMIT-ED-ING. 

YSN 

— Am  I,  or,  Is  —  (person  indicated)  to 
wait  (or,  remain)? 

YRT 

Vote-d-ing-r. 

Are  you  going  to  wait  for  orders?  _.stm 

YSO 

— Can  wait. 

YRU 

VOUCH-ED-ING. 

Can  you  wait  forreply(or,  answer)?-EMV 

YSP 

— Do  not  wait. 

YRV 

Voucher. 

I  am  waiting  for  your  answer emz 

YSQ 

— I  can  not  wait. 
I  wait  for  advice... doi 

YSR 
YST 
YSU 
YSV 

— I  will  wait  until. 
— I  will  wait  whilst  you  write. 
— If  you  will  wait  a  little. 
—Shall,  or,  Will  wait. 
Wait  for  arrival — of. fpc 

A  pleasant  passage tcz 

During  the  voyage  (or,  passage) lpu 

Has  the  vessel  with  which  you  have 

been  in  collision  proceeded  on  her  voy- 

YSW 

— Wait  for  (or,  to). 

How  long  have  you  been  on  the  voyage? 

QYN 

Wait  for  answer  (or,  reply) tx 

Waiting  for  cargo ibd 

Wait  for  despatches ..kxd 

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Part  II. 


WAIT— WANT. 


YSX 
YSZ 


YTA 
YTB 

YTC 

YTD 


YTE 
YTP 
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) ? . . wky 

— Will  you  wait  for  the  mail? 

Wake-ing.    Woke zhl 

Wake.    Wake — op. 
— In  my  wake. 
— In  the  wake — of. 
— In  your  wake. 

"Wales 

Wales,  H.  E.  H.  The  Prince  of ovm 

Wales,  H.  B.  H.  The  Princess  of  -.ovk 

Walk-ed-i  tg. 

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 aw 

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 lhp 

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? hz- 

Do  you  want  a  pilot? tiz 

Do  you  wanta  tug? ydn 

Do- you  want  (require)  assistance  (or, 

help) — from?  i 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 ...thi" 

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, 

NO 

See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 

In  need  (or,  want)  of sge 

In  want  of  ammunition epw 

In  want  of  an  anchor... yc 

In  want  of  artillery ezx 

In  want  of  biscuit gln 

In  want  of  cartridges icw 

In  want  of  coal.    (3ft ate  amount) hb 

— In  want  of  refitting. 

In  want  of  reinforcement uok 

In  want  of  repair tjrd 

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  -~ fk 

— Should  you  want. 
Surgeon,  or,  Doctor  wants  assistance, 

PGP 

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 gvp 

Want  a  boat  immediately  (if  more  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  officer 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 


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433 


WANT— WAS. 


YTR 


YTS 
YTU 
YTV 


YTV 


YTX 


YTZ 


YTTA 


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 ye 

Want  assistance;  mutiny yf 

Want  bread ._.' gln 

Want  carpenter ibt 

Want  carpenter's  tools ibx 

Want  chart  of  harbor  (channel,  etc. ) .  yh 

— Want  clothes. 

Want  coals  immediately Yl 

Want  confirmation jog 

— Want  food. 

Want  food  immediately yo 

Want  food.     Starving nv 

— Want  gear — for  — . 
Want  nands  (specify  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 RPJ 

— Want  money. 

Want  more  support . Rzx 

Want  my  papers __.itb 

Want  No.  —  canvas  (length  indicated), 

HVJ 

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 yo 

— Want  shipwrights. 

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  (or,  tank) guj 

Want  water ;  dying  of  thirst nf. 

Want  water  immediately to 

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  Hostile.  ) 

Am  a  man-of-war Rpm 

Any  chance  of  war? BOQ 

Are  there  any  men-of-war  about? sa 

Are  there  any  men-of-war  now  cruis- 
ing?  kex 


YUD 

YUE 

YTJF 

YUG 

YUH 

YUI 

YTJJ 

YUK 
YUL 

YUM 

YUN 
YTJO 


War — Continued. 

Civil  war IRS 

Council  of  war JVC 

Did  you  fall  in  with  any  men-of- 
war?.. MRN 

During  the  war lpw 

Has  war  commenced?  or,  Is  war  de- 
clared?.  yu 

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. 
War  has  commenced  (or,  is  declared)  .yx 

War  oflace -- spg 

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-ed-ing. 

Storm  warnings ;wxz 

— Warning   (notice)   has   been  given  — 
of—. 

Warp-ed-ing.    To  warp. 

Guess  warp ojg 

Run  out  a  warp  ...,. vcf 

Want  a  warp  run  out yq 

— Warp.     (A  warp.) 
Warp  out  to  fair  way mrh" 

Warrant-ed. 

Was,  or,  Were 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 bvw 


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434 


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Part  II. 


WAS— WATER. 


Was — Continued. 

How  was  (or,  were)? bxw 

I  was coh 

I  was  not coi 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) was  (or,  were) btt 

If  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things  in- 
dicated) was  (or,  were)  not bytj 

If  I  was BZT 

If  I  was  not bzu 

If  they  were gau 

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 ...coj 

They  were  not  ...l.. cok 

They  were  not  to  be . bip 

They  were  to  be .. bee 

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,  he  (she,  it,  or  persons 

or  things  indicated)  not? bwy 

Was,  or,  Were  his  (her-s,  it-s)? cor 

Was,  or,  Were  I  (my,  mine) cos 

Was  I? _-.cot 

Was  I  not? coir 

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  (ours)? cpa 

Was,  or,  Were  with cpb 

Was,  or,  Were  you-r-s? cpd 

We  were  ..." . cpe 

We  were  not cpf 

We  were  not  to  be biw 

We  were  to  be biv 

Were  there? cox 

Were  there  any epw 

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? grc 

Were  you  not? cpm 

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? cvz 

You  were cpn 

You  were  not.. cpo 

You  were  not  to  be ...bjp 

You  were  to  be bjo 


YUP 
YUQ 

YUR 

YUS 

YUT 

YUV 

YUW 


YUX 
YUZ 

YVA 


YVB 


YVC 


YVD 
YVE 

YVF 

YVG 


YVH 


Wash-ed-ing-er. 
— Black  wash. 

Can  I  get  clothes  (or,  linen)  washed?.rvQ 
— Washed  overboard. 

Whitewash zdo 

— Whitewash-ed-ing.  -  To  whitewash. 

Waste-d-ing-ful-ly-ness. 

Cotton  waste  (or,  towl jxv 

— Waste  pipe. 

Watch  (Timepiece) :...znh 

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 rtf 

Morning  watch sac 

Night  watch sig 

Officer  of  the  watch spm 

— Watch-ed-ing.     To  watch. 

— Watch  and  watch. 

— Watch  below. 
Watch  the  barometer ..fxm 

Water. 

Are  you  in  want  of  water? yz 

Asks  precise  time  of  high  water  and 
minimum  depth  at  that  time XE 

Note. — Reply  will  be: — 

1.  By  an  hour  signal.    (Seepage  58.) 

2.  By  a  numeral  signal  denoting  feet. 

Bar,  or,  Entrance  not  safe  except  just 
at  slack  water  (or,  at  — ,  time  in- 
dicated).   FVT 

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 nrc 

Full  of  water..- nsr 

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 rbt 

Low-water  mark... rbu 

— No  water  to  be  had. 


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435 


"WATEK. 


YVI 


YVJ 


YVK 


YVL 


YVM 


YVN 
YVO 

YVP 
YVQ 
YVB 
YVS 
YVT 
YVU 
YVW 

YVX 

YVZ 

YWA 

YWB 

YWC 

YWD 

YWE 


YWF 
YWG 
YWH 
YWI 


Water — Continued. 
— Of  water. 
Plenty  of  water ywj 

Require,  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  be  indicated, 

if  necessary) yhm 

Wait  for  high  water ysx 

Want  water ;  dying  of  thirst-  - nf 

Want  water  immediately  - ye 

Water-ed-ing.    To  water ywp 

Water  ballast :_ftv 

Water-ballast  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  1  .  .  xe 

What  quantity  of  water?-— udy 

You  will  have  great  difficulty  in  obtain- 
ing water LAF 

DEPTH  OF  WATER  (SOUNDINGS) . 

Note.— Depth  of  water  is  always  to  be 
shown  in  feet. 

Apparently  shoal  water  to  the  — --  -ERO 
At  high  water  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- .ilr 
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 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  be  indicated, 

if  necessary)... yhm 

Wait  for  high  water ysx 

Water  is  shallow- vtq 

— Water  is  shoaling.    (Depth  of  water  at 

last  cast  may  be  shown. ) 
— Water  is  too  deep. 

Water  is  too  deep  to  anchor ekb 

— Water  shoaling.    I  must  tack. 
— Water's  edge. 


436 


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Part  II. 


WATER— WE. 


TWO 


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 

(infeet)l vq 

What  is  the  depth  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  do  we  (or,  shall  I)  have  at 

low  water? kvf 

— 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.    (Depthinfeet  maybe  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  shown) fwe 

—  feet  of  water  in  the  hold qm 


Water-ed-ing.    To  water. 

Watering  place two 

Beach  indicated  is  good  for  watering, 

pzo 
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. 

Waterspout ywb 

Waterway ]__ywi 


YWX 


YXB 


YXC 


YXD 

YXE 
YXP 


YXG 


YXH 

YXI 

YXJ 


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. 


Way. 

Best  way ghz 

By  way  of _"__■__ hps 

Can  I  proeureany  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  stern  way Code  Flag  over  k 

In  a  bad  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  off  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  ? 

— Wrong  way. 

We.    Our-s.    (See  also  Our)  . cpq 

After  we  (our-s,  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? bfu 

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) caz 

If  we  can  not. (or,  may  not)... CBA 

If  we  could  (or,  might) cbd 


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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


437 


WE— WEATHER. 


We — Continued. 

If  we  could  (or,  might)  not cbe 

If  we  do  (or,  did)    --- cbf 

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 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 
Might,  etc.     (See,  Could,  above.) 

Must  we  "(our-s)? cfd 

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 bew 

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)  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 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 bsb 

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,  above. ) 
We  might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above.) 

We  must cfi 

We  must  be  -- bip 

We  must  not --CRT 

We  must  not  be biq 

We  ought— to CIG 

We  ought  not — to era 

We  shall  (or,  will) -—am 

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 --CUB 

We  should  (or,  would)  not  be biu 

We  should  (or,  would)  not  have  _._bsx 

We  were— to cpe 

We  were  not— to off 

We  were  not  to  be biw 

We  were  to  be biv 

We  who , cpr 


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)? cqe 

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)? cre 

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)? csy 

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,  above. ) 
Would,  etc.     (See  Should,  above. ) 

Weak-ly-ness. 
Weak  crew.     Short  manned kdj 

Wealth-y. 

Weapon. 

Wear-ing.    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 

Wear-ing.    Wore.    Worn  (of  clothing) . 

Weather. 
A  regular  break-up.     An  end  to  the  fine 

weather hev 

Bad  weather zb 

Bad  weather  is  expected fp 

— 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 


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GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


WEATHER— WEIGHT. 


YZB 


YZC 
YZD 


YZE 


YZF 

YZG 

YZH 

YZI 

YZJ 

YZK 


YZL 
YZM 


YZN 


YZO 
YZP 
YZQ 
YZR 
YZS 
YZT 


YZU 

YZV 
YZW 
YZX 

ZAB 

ZAC 

ZAD 


Weather — Continued. 

I  think  the  weather  will  be  — xqh 

If  weather  moderates.-- rxj 

— Light  unsettled  weather. 

Moderate  weather  .. zf 

No  woather  report  (forecast) zg 

On  account  of  the  fog  (or  weather)  .dfq 

— Rainy  weather. 

— Shall  we  have  thick  weather? 
Shall  wear  as  soon  as  weather  permits, 

•  YXS 
Signal  (or,  I  am  going  to  signal)  state 
of  the  weather  outside  (or  at  place  in- 
dicated)   WDE 

Squally  weather.     Blowing  hard zh 

Stormy,  or,  Boisterous  weather  from 
the  — zi 

— Stress  of  weather. 

Thick  weather zj 

Unsafe  to  run  in  until  weather  moder- 
ates   YKO 

Until  weather  moderates rxm 

Very  bad  weather frw 

Very  weatherly ypt 

Wait  until  weather  moderates gk 

— Weather  bound — at  — . 

— Weather  has  been  — . 

— Weather  is  still  open  —  at  — . 

— Weather  permit-ted-ting. 

— Weather  prevents-ed-ing. 

— What  do  yoii  think  of  the  weather? 
What  is  the  weather  forecast  for  to-day? 

ZK 

What  is  the  weather  forecast  for  to- 
morrow?  zl 

What  is  the  weather  forcast  — ? nkm 

— What  is  the  weather  outside  (or,  at  — )  ? 
— What  weather  have  you  had? 

Wind  and  weather  permitting zfg 

Weather  (toward  the  wind). 

Keep  on  weather  beam gar 

Look  out  on  weather  bow hck 

On  weather  bow hcq 

Weather  beam : gay 

Weathor  gauge nvi 

— Weather  helm. 

— Weather  lurch. 

— Weather  quarter. 

— Weather  shore. 

— Weather  side. 

—Weather  tide. 


Weather  signals.     (See  Meteorologi- 
cal.) 

Weather-ed-ing.      To   weather.     (See 
also  Ride.  ) 
Can-  —  (vessel  indicated)  weather  the 
gale? Nvu 

— Can  weather. 

Can  not  weather. 
— Could  not  weather. 

Weave-ing-r.    Wove-n. 

Web-bed-bing. 
Crankwebs  loose kbr 


Wed-ded-ding. 


ZAE 

ZAF 
ZAG 

ZAH 

ZAI 

ZAJ 

ZAK 


ZAL 
ZAM 


ZAN 
ZAO 

ZAP 
ZAQ 
ZAR 

ZAS 

ZAT 


ZAU 
ZAV 

ZAW 


ZAX 


ZAY 
ZBA 
ZBC 

ZBD 
ZBE 


Wedge-d-ing. 

Wednesday. 
— Before  Wednesday. 
Last  Wednesday qgu 

— Next  Wednesday. 

Wednesday  morning. 
— Wednesday  night. 

Weed-y. 
Weedy  bottom hbj 

Week. 

Day  of  the  week  --. kna 

Expected  next  week .mnj 

— First  week  in  — . 

Fourth  week  in  — npf 

Last  week : qgv 

"Lloyd's  Weekly  Shipping  Index ".qxd 

— Next  week. 

— Second  week  in  — . 
Sunday  week xeo 

— Third  week  in  — . 

— This  week. 

— Weekly. 

Weeping.    Wept. 

Weigh-ed-ing.      To   weigh.     (See   also 
Aweigh.  ) 
Cut,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing.    Weigh, 

KW 

Do  not  intend  to  weigh pon 

— I  am  not  in  a  position  to  weigh. 
— I  can  not  weigh  until  you  have  moved. 
I  find  great  difficulty  in  weighing  -_kzv 
— I  shall  not  weigh  until  I  get  a  favorable 

start. 
I  shall  weigh  as"  soon  as  the  weather 

permits  (or,  moderates) zo 

I  shall  weigh  immediately  (or  at  time 

indicated) zp 

I  shall  weigh  the  moment  the  breeze 

springs  up _.hga 

Prepare  to  weigh zq 

Ready  to  weigh zr 

Shall  I  in  my  present  berth  have  room 

for  weighing  if  the  wind  shifts.-  .gfz 
— Shall,  or,  Will  weigh. 

Unable  to  weigh  anchor ejy 

Vessels  just  weighed  (or,  leaving)  show 

your  distinguishing  signals dz 

Weigh,  and  proceed  as  ordered kv 

Weigh,  Cut,  or,  Slip.     Get  an  offing. 

Wait  for  nothing kw 

Weigh  immediately  (or  at  time  indi- 
cated)   zs 

Weigh-ed-ing.    To  weigh.    (To  ascertain 

the  weight  of. ) 
— Weighing  machine. 

Weight — of. 

(For  Weights  and  Measures,  see  Tables, 
page  51.) 

Cargo  under  weight iaj 

—Counterweight. 

Deadweight koi 

Dead  weight  cargo koj 

—Heavy  weight. 


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GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


439 


WEIGHT— WHAT. 


ZBF 
ZBG 


ZBH 
ZBI 


ZBJ 


ZBK 


ZBL 
ZBM 


ZBN 


ZBO 


ZBP 


ZBQ 


ZBR 
ZBS 


Weight — Continued. 
How  many  "tons  dead  weight  of  cargo 

must  you  have?  ----- ias 

Indicate  weight — of ..pic 

Measure  of  weight.    (See  page  53)  .azx 

— Net  weight. 

— The  weight  is. 

Under  weight.    Short  weight yia 

Want  —  tons  dead  weight  of  cargo  _ibb 

What  weight  (how  heavy)  is  — ? otb 

What  weight  is  your  screw?. vkl 

Welcome-d-ing. 

Weld-ed-ing. 

Well  (of  water). 

Pump  well tjbo 

Screw  well.     Screw  aperture era 

Well. 
All  well — at dye 

Are  you  all  well? - dyf 

Are  your  passengers  all  well? dyg 

As  well  as.  _fbv 

Captain  is  well hwp 

Cargo  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 urz 

Report  —  (vessel  indicated)  all  well  in  — 
(latitude  and  longitude  indicated)  on 

the  —  (date  indicated) UN 

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 QOJ 

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 eel 

Went — to. 
Was  on  board,  or,  Went  on  board-  -GRB 
Your  letters  went  by  the  — QOS 

Webe.     (See  Was) com 

West.     ( Compass  in  degrees) amh 

West.     (Compass  in  points) asd 

Alongshore  to  the  westward  of  — ..ear 

— From  the  westward. 
On,  or,  At  the  west  coast  of  — iym 

— To,  or,  For  the  westward. 


ZBT 
ZBU 

ZBV 

ZBW 

ZBX 
ZBY 

ZCA 


ZCB 


West — Continued. 

— Too  far  to  the  westward. 

West  India-n  cargo.-. hzo 

West  longitude qzi 

— Western-erly-ing-ward. 
(See  Compass  Signals,  pages  45,  46. ) 


Wet-ted-ting. 

Wet-ted  clothes ivy 

Wet  dock . ljo 

Whale. 

Whale  boat.    Whaler... .....gvh 

— Whale  fishery. 
— Whale  oil. 

Whaler.     Whale  ship vxg 

Wharf-age. 
Alongside  the  wharf  (jetty,  or,  pier)  .eat 
Gun  wharf ojw 

What . cpu 

After  what  (or,  which)? . cps 

At  what  hour? . fjc 

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? .xf 

In  what  condition — is —  ? JMZ 

In  what  manner? rjs 

In  what  quarter? . uep 

Of  what  (or,  which)? cgu 

On  what  (or,  which)? ._• chg 

Somewhat wjt 

Then  what  (or,  which) ckl 

That  what  (or,  which)  ... clx 

To  what  (or,  which) cod 

What  age? ,— dsi 

What  alteration? , ecw 

What,  or,  Which  ami? cpv 

What  amount — 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)  ?.opx 
What,  or,  Which  are  (or,  is)  you-r-s?.CPY 
— What  are  the  marks? 

What  are  you  about? dak 

What  are  you  waiting  for? ytc 

What  are  your  orders?  — ... suv 

What  arrangements — to  (or,  for)?  _exm 
What  assistance  do  you  require?    What 

do  you  want? fgt 

What  bearing  shall  I  keep  the  light  (or, 

landmark)  on?. qf 

What  brand? hdy 

What,  or,  Which  can  (or,  may)?...CPZ 

What  color... jbq 

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    VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


WHAT— WHEN. 


ZCD 


What — Continued. 
What  did  he  say? vjm 

What  difference? ..kzr 

What  distance?    How  far? mta 

What  distance  off  is  — ? lgm 

What,  or,  Which  do  (does,  or,  did)  .cqb 
What,  or,  Which  do  (or,  did)  they  (we 

or,  you)? — cqb 

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  (has,  or,  have)  ? .  CQF 
— What  has  taken? 
What,  or,  Which  is?    (See  Are,  above), 

CPW 

What  is  amiss? efn 

What,  or,  Which  is  (or,  are)  he  (she,  it, 
or  persons  or  things  indicated)  ? .  _cpx 

What  is  her  name? :sdq 

What,  or,  Which  is  it? cqg 

What  is  the  amount  of? egn 

What  is  the  cause  of  your  putting  back? 

UDE 

What  is  the  current?    Do  you,  or,  Do 

we  feel  any  current? kgi 

What  is  the  depth  of  water  on  the  bar 

(infeet)1 vq 

What  is  the  matter? emy 

What  is  the  motive? sbd 

What  is  the  name — of? SDR 

What  is  the  name  of  the  ship  (or,  signal 

station)  in  sight? vg 

What  is  the  nature  of? ..,-- sej 

What  is  the  meaning  of? rnt 

What  is  the  range? uhy 

What  is  the  reason — of? ifv 

What  is  the  sea  like?  - trx 

What  is  the  sickness? vd 

What  is  the  state  (condition)  of?--  jnb 
What  is  the  temperature?    What  is  the 

height  of  the  thermometer? xnk 

What  is  the  variation? jin 

What  is  there  to  pay? , teu 

What  is  your  complement? Jkf 

What  is  your  name  (or,  number)?  __sdt 

What  is  your  opinion — of? sen 

What  kind  (or,  sort)  of qaz 

What  length — is  — ? ..qnf 

What  loss? ebh 

What,   or,    Which     may?     (See    Can, 

above) cpz 

What,  or,  Which  might?     (See  Could, 

above) •_ cqa 

What,  or,  Which  must? cqh 

What  number  (or,  quantity — of  —  have 

you? row 

What,  or,  Which  of  the  — ? cqi 

What,  or,  Which  ought  to? cqj 

What  port? tov 

What  proof  is  there? tys 

What  quantity — of? . .  _■ udx 

What  quantity  of  water? udy 

What  rate  (speed)"! uin 

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 


ZCE 
ZCF 

ZCG 
ZCH 


ZCI 

ZCJ 


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

(or,  you)  do? cqn 

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

(or,  you)  have? -- cqo 

What  shape — is? vtw 

What  ship? vyf 

What  ship  is  that?    (Indicate  bearing, 

if  necessary) ec 

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

(or,  we)  do? ~.cqr 

What,  or,   Which  should  (or,  would) 

they  (or,«you)  do? cqs 

What  size  do  you  want? wez 

What  sort  (or,  kind)  of  —  ? ...qaz 

What  success  have  you  (or  vessel  indi- 

cated)  had? xcd 

What  variation  do  you  allow?  __• jip 

What  vessel  have  you  boarded? grd 

What  vessel  takes  the  next  mail?  -_efy 

What  wages? : - ysj 

What,  or,  Which  was  (or,  were)*  ..cqt 

What  way? yxh 

What  width  (or,  breadth)? het 

What,  or,  Which  will— I?     (See  Shall, 

above) - cqk 

What  will  you  take? xkb 

— What  winds  have  you  (or  vessel  indi- 
cated) had? 
What,  or,  which  would?     (See  Should, 

above)  -CQP 

— Whatever-soever.  » 

Which -- cog 

With  what  (or,  which)? own 

Wheat. 
Wheat  cargo hzp 

Wheel-ed-ing. 

Cogwheel -Izm 

Handwheel  -.- - oma 

Let    your   screw  (or,  wheels)  revolve 

without  disconnecting - .  qob 

Paddle  wheel szg 

Paddle-wheel  steamer.    (Horsepower  to 

follow,  if  necessary) szh 

Pinion  wheel tkh 

Steam  steering  wheel wsu 

—Wheel.     (The  wheel.) 
— Wheel  rope. 

Wheft.    (See  Waft) ysc 

When cqu 

When  am  I  to? cqv 

When  anchored ekd 

When  are  (or,  is)? CQW 

When  are  we? cqx 

When  are  you? CQY 

When  can  (or,  may)? CQZ 

When  could  (or,  might)  ? -■— -  CRA 

When  did  he  (she,  it,  or,  they)  leave? 

QLl 

When  did  it  happen? OMQ 

When  did  the  accident  happen? btj 

When  did  you  arrive? --EYV 

When  did  you  ground? CK. 

When,  or,  What  did  you  hear  last — of 
(or,  from)? oru 


Part  II. 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


441 


WHEN— WHERE. 


ZCK 


"When — Continued. 

When  did  you  leave? qlu 

When  did  you  pass? tcw 

When  did  you  part  company — from  —  ? 

IR 

When  did  you  sail? sg 

When  did  yoti  see  —  ? voc 

When  did  you  (or,  they)  separate?  .vrj 

When  did  you  write? _zjp 

When  do  (does,  or,  did)? ckb 

When  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? cee 

When  do  (or,  did)  they  (or,  you)  _.  crf 

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? -Qlu 

When  do  you  sail?  .. zt 

When  do  you  tack? xio 

When  do  you  think  I  am  likely  to  fall  in 

with  —  (vessel  indicated)"! . 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)? 

GDU 

When  does  the  blockade  commence? 

GNQ 

When  done — with '_ crg 

— When  empty -ied. 

When  finished 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  persons  or  things 

indicated)  is  (or,  are) crj 

When  his  (her-s,  it-s) CRK 

When  I  (my,  mine) crl 

When  I  can  (or,  may)-r crm 

When  I  have  ran  my  distance  I  shall  put 

her  head  off  until — lgp 

When  is?     (See  Are,  above)  _ cqw 

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

or  things  indicated)  1 crn 

When  it  lulls RDA 

When  last  seen qgy 

When  may? cqz 

When  inay  the  bar  (or,  entrance)  be 

attempted? fwd 

When  might? 1 CRA 

When  moored- kzn 

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  thing-s4ndicated)1 crt 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  (or,  we)?  --CRU 
When  shall  (or,  will)  I  (they,  or,  we)  do? 

CRV 

When  shall  (or,  will)  I  have? crw 

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,  will)  we  have? csa 

When  shall  (or,  will)  you? csb 

When  shall  (or,  will)  you  be? csd 

When  should  (or,  would)? ess 

When  the -_csf 

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) csg 

When  they  (their-s)  - -. csh 

When  they  are csi 

When  was  (or,  were)? csj 

When  was  the  battle  fought? fzb 

When  was  the  last  death? koy 

When  we  (our-s) csk 

When  we  are- . -CSL 

When  were  your  last  observations  for 

latitude?.--- qif 

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? A lyp 

When  will  it  take  place? - tlp 

When  will  the  end  (or,  last)  be? lyp 

When  will  the  tide  ebb? XL 

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? gre 

When  will  you  complete — with?  -__jku 

When  will  you  have  the  cargo? ibk 

When  wind  changes zfe 

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 eqr 

Anywhere  else „ ..eqs 

Beach  the  vessel  where  flag  is  waved  (or, 

light  is  shown) fzt 

Elsewhere lvs 

Everywhere- mjc 

Prom  whence  (or,  where) bpy 

Nowhere sky 

Somewhere - wju 

Where  am  I  (or,  are  we)? CSQ 

Where  am  I?   What  is  my  present  posi- 
"      tion? kz 


442 


GENERAL   VOCABULARY. 


Part  II. 


WHERE— WHITWORTH. 


Where — Continued. 

Where  are  (or,  is)?  ....' csr 

Where  are  they? cst 

Where  are  you  hound?. - _.sh 

Where  are  you  from? --- si 

Where  are  you  going? Csu 

Where  can  (or,  may)? CSV 

Where  could  {or,  might)  ? csw 

Where  did  you  cross  the  equator?-  .kem 

Where  do  (does,  or,  did)? csx 

Where  do  (or,  did)  I  (or,  we)? CSY 

Where  do  (or,  did)  they  (or,  you)?.csz 
Where  do  you  (or  vessel  indicated)  be- 
long?   * GEY 

Where  do  you  intend  to  bring  up?  .ekh 

Where  for? ; cta 

Where  from?    From  where? bp-y 

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

Where  he  (she,  it,  or  persons  or  things 

indicated)  is  (or,  are) ctd 

Where  his  (her-s,  it-s) cte 

Where  I  (my,  mine) ctf 

Where  I  am  (or,  weare) ctg 

Where  is?    (See  Are,  above) csr 

Where  is  (or,  are)  he  (she.  it,  or  per- 
sons or  things  indicated)  1 cth 

Where  is  he  (she,  or,  it)  gone  (or,  go- 
ing)?  1 odf 

Where  is  it  to  take  place  (or,  be  done)? 

LIV 

Where  is  the  admiral  (or,  senior  officer)  ? 

SJ 

Where  is  the  captain? hxm 

Where  is  the  Commander-in-Chief  ?.iow 
Where  is  the  commanding  officer?  _.jei 
Where  is  the,  or,  Where  shall  we  ren- 
dezvous?   Uqs 

Where  is  the  —  army? ewp 

Where  may?    (See  Can,  above) . .  _ .  _  csv 
Where  might?    (See  Could,  above)  .csw 

Where  must? cti 

Where  ought? ..ctj 

Where  shall  (or,  will) ctk 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  be? ctl 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  he  (she,  it,  or, 

persons  or  things  indicated)  ? ctm 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  I  (or,  we)?_.CTN 
Where  shall  I  find  —  (vessel  indicated)  ? 

MTU 

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? ctr 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  you? .-_ cts 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  you  be? otu 

Where  should  (or,  would)?. __ ctv 

Where  should  (or,  would)  the? ctw 

Where  should  (or,  would)  they(their-s)? 

CTX 

Where  the  j. cty 

Where  they  (their-s) .._,_ctz 

Where  they  are _ cua 

Where  was  (or,  were)?...:.- cub 

Where  was  the  battle  fought? fzc 

Where  we  (our-s) ....cud 

Where  we  are ctg 

Where  will  you  cross  the  equator?  _ken 

Where  you-r-s cue 

Where  you  are cuf 

Whereabouts csp 


ZCN 
ZCO 
ZCP 
ZCQ 
ZCR 


ZCS 
ZCT 

ZCU 

zcv 

zcw 

zcx 

ZCY 
ZDA 
ZDB 


ZDC 
ZDE 

ZDF 

ZDG 

ZDH 

ZDI 

ZDJ 

ZDK 

ZDL 


ZDM 
ZDN 
ZDO 

ZDP 


Whereabouts csp 

Do  you,  or,  Did  you  get  a  good  look  at 
the  land  to  know  exactly  whereabouts 
we  are? py 

Whereas. 

Wherein.    Whereof. 

Wherever. 

Wherry. 

Whether.  * 

Which.    (See  What) cug 

Before  which cpt 

Which  do  you  think  the  best?  ..:... gib 
Which  is  (or,  are)  the  best?   Which,  or, 

What  is  the  best? gif 

Which  is  the  easiest? lsa 

Which  is  the  road  to  — ? ..__ uyq 

Which,  or,  What  of  the  — ?.' cqi 

Which  side? wbo 

Which  way? yxi 

While-st. 

Between  while gix 

— It  is  not  worth  while. 

While  he oqd 

—While  I. 

— While  you  (or,  your). 

Whilst  in  harbor one 

Whip. 

Whirl-ed-ing. 

Whirlpool. 

Whirlwind. 

Whistle. 

Blow  steam  whistle  (or,  siren)  at  inter- 
i       vals wd 

Shall  signal  with  steam  whistle  (or, 

siren)  during  fog  (or,  darkness) .- we 

Steam  whistle wsz 

— Whistle-ing.     To  whistle. 
— Whistling  buoy. 

White. 
— White  buoy. 
— White  flare. 
—White  lead. 
—White  light". 
— White  paint. 
— Whiten-ed-ing. 
Whitesmith ...zdn 


Whitehead  torpedo. 

Whitesmith. 

Whitewash. 
Whitewashed-ing.     To  whitewash  .yus 

Whiting.     (Cleaning  substance.) 

Whitworth  Steel wtq 


Part  II. 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


443 


WHO— "WILL. 


ZDQ 


ZDR 

ZDS 


ZDT 


ZDU 


"Who-m CUH 

By  whom  (or,  whose). bka 

For  whom  (or,  whose) bpl 

From  whom  (or,  whose) bpz 

Of  whom  (or,  whose) cgv 

On  whom  (or,  whose) cm 

To  whom  (or,  whose) coe 

To  whom  shall  I  telegraph  that  all  is 

well  on  board  your  vessel? xmh 

We  who ! cpr 

Who,  Whom cuh 

Who  are  (or,  is)? cui 

Who  are  your  owners? sym 

Who  can  (or,  may)? cuj 

Who  could  (or,  might)?- CUM 

Who  do  (does,  or,  did)? ctjo 

Who  else? lvy 

Who  had  (has,  or,  have)? cup 

Who  is?- -- cui 

Who  is  dead?  - kon 

Whom  is  it  for?    Whom  for? nhs 

Who  is  Lloyd's  agent? qxj 

Who  is   the  captain  of  —  (ship  indi- 
cated)1  or,  Who  is  your  captain?.HXN 

Who  may?  .- — -CUJ 

Who  might? — cum 

Who  must? cuq 

Who  ought? cub 

Who  shall  (or,  will)? zef 

Who  should  (or,  would)? cuv 

Who  told  (or,  said  so)? xhz 

Who  was  (or,  were)? cuw 

Who  will  (or,  shall)?-- zef 

Who  would? cuv 

Whom  does  it  belong  to? gez 

Whom  does  she  (or  vessel  indicated) 

belong  to? gfa 

Whose? zdu 

With  whom  (or,  whose) cwo 

Whole-ly. 

Annul  the  whole  signal vf 

Privy  to  the  whole  affair dph 

— Whole  gale. 

Wholesale. 

Wholesome-ly-ness. 
Not  wholesome.     Unwholesome- 
ness _----Ylq 

Whooping  (Hooping)  cough oxt 

Whose.     (See  also  Who.  ) 

Why? cux 

Why  am  I  to?- cuy 

Why  are  (or,  is)? cuz 

Why  are  you cva 

Why  are  you  not? cvb 

Why  can  (or,  may)? huf 

Why  cannot  (or,  may  not)? cvd 

Why  could  (or,  might)? cve 

Why  could  (or,  might)  not? cvf 

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? ovj 

Why  do  you  not  sail? vez 

Why  do  you  put  back?  -- ude 

Why  had  (has  or,  have)? cvk 


ZDV 


ZDW 

ZDX 
ZDY 


ZEA 
ZEB 
ZEC 
ZED 


ZEF 


ZEG 


Why — Continued. 

Why  had  (has,  or*  have)  not? cvl 

Why  had  (or,  have)  you? cvm 

Why  had  (or,  have)  you  not? cvn 

Why  is? --- cuz 

Why  might? cve 

Why  must? cvo 

Why  not? cvp 

Why  ought? cvq 

Why  shall  (or,  will)? — cve 

Why  shall  (or,  will)  not? cvs 

Why  should  (or,  would)? cvt 

Why  should  (or,  would)  not? cvu 

Why  they  (their-s) cvw 

Why  was  (or,  were)? , cvx 

Why  we  (our-s) cvy 

Why  were  you? cvz 

Why  will  (or,  shall)? cvr 

Why  would? ...cyt 

Why  you-r-s »u... CWA 


Wick. 
Lamp  wick- 


-QDJ 


Wide.    Width. 
How  broad — is — ? hjn 

— It  is  not  wide. 

— It  is  wide. 

What  width  (or,  breadth)? het 

Wide  berth ghf 

—Widely. 

Widen-ed-ing. 

Widow-er. 

Wife. 

Wigt je.     (Measure  of  weight) ban 

Will.    (See  also  Shall) cwb 

How  will  they? bxy 

I  will  give  you oah 

I  will  if  lean bks 

I  will  wait  until ysr 

It  will  do bnv 

Not  willing.     Does  not  agree dtz 

Request  you  will ust 

Request  you  will  not usv 

Shall,  or,  Will  wait ysv 

There  will  be  time— to  (or,  for) xtq 

Weather  will  be yzw 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)— I?-CQK 

When  will  it  be  done? crx 

When  will  you  (or,  it)  be  ready  for  (or, 
to)—? ukc 

— Who  will,  or,  shall. 

Will,  or,  Shall  arrive— at eyw 

Will  assist fgu 

Will  be  ready— to  (or,  for) ukd 

Will  be  sent vqr 

Will  be  sufficient  (enough) meb 

Will  be  unable— to cys 

—Will  close  (or,  be  closed). 

Will  it  be? bix 

Will  it  be  safe? vi>L 

Will  it  do? -•- sou 

Will  it  have? cwd 

Will  it  prevent?  tvm 

Will  not CIU 

Will  not  do? bov 


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Part  II. 


WILL— WIND. 


ZEH 
ZEI 

ZEJ 
ZEK 
ZEL 
ZEM 


Will — Continued. 

Will  not  succeed  ... xbz 

Will  put *- — UDF 

Will  remain  by  you upk 

Will  rendezvous  at  (or,  in) --.uqt 

Will  set  in vsg 

Will  shift vxa 

Will  soon  .— — wkc 

Will  stand  by  you wqm 

Will  succeed xca 

Will  they  act? dio 

Will  visit yrd 

'  Will  you  act  for  me  (or, — )? dip 

Will  you  assist  me  (or  vessel  indicated)? 

DE 

Will  you  be  on  shore  today?     (Specify 

hour,  if  necessary)  koc 

Will  you  breakfast  with  me? hfl 

Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  buy?-UCF 

Will  you  come? _.  jdq 

Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  come  on 

board? grf 

Will  you  do  it? -_cwe 

Will  you  get? nzg 

Will  you  give  me  (or,  my) — ? oan 

Will  you  go?-_ odg 

Will  you  leave? qlv 

Will  you  make? _.eiy 

Will  you  make  an  offer? riz 

Will  you  permit? dzq 

Will  you  please? tmw 

Will  you  put? udg 

Will  you  send? vqtj 

Will  you  send  for  him  (or,  it,  or,  her)? 

vow 

Will  you  stay  (or,  wait)? wry 

Will  you  support  us? xfb 

Will  you  (or  person  indicated)  under- 
take it? YHX 

Will  you  venture? yov 

Will  you  wait  for  the  mail? ytd 

Will  you  write? zjq 

Yes,  I  will ._ zlh 

Yes,  it  will zli 

Will,  or,  Testament xol 

WlLLING-LY-NESS. 

Unwilling-ly-ness  _ . . ylr 

Win-ning.    Won. 
—  has  won  a  great  battle  at  — ,  with  a 
loss  of  killed  and  wounded  reported 

at  — fzd 

Winch. 
Steam  winch wtb 

Wind-ing.    Wound.    To  wind. 
Winding  tackle zpr 

Wind.     (See  also  Force  op  Wind.) 

Anemometer.    Wind  gauge  - elo 

Baffling  wind ', psc 

— Before  the  wind. 

Between  wind  and  water giy 

By  the  wind hpq 

Calm  and  light  winds htm 

Delayed  by  contrary  winds ksd 

Detained  by  contrary  winds ksd 

Fair  wind mre 

Force  of  wind _nia 


ZEN 
ZEO 
ZEP 
ZEQ 
ZER 
ZES 
ZET 


ZETT 


ZEV 


ZEW 
ZEX 
ZEY 
ZFA 

ZFB 
ZFC 

ZFD 


ZFE 


Wind — Continued. 

Foul  wind nom 

Gale  of  wind - nvs 

Harbour,  or,  Anchorage  is  good  enough 

with  winds  from — _.ox 

Harbour,  or,  Anchorage  is  safe  with  all 

winds oz 

Haul  your  (or,  to  the)  wind opg 

Haul  your  wind  on  port  tack ln 

Haul  your  wind  on  starboard  tack  ..lo 

Head  to  wind oqm 

Head  wind oqn 

— How  have  you  had  the  wind? 

— How  is  the  wind  outside? 

— How  shall  we  have  the  wind? 

— If  the  wind  abates  (or,  lulls). 

— If  the  wind  continues  as  at  present. 

— If  the  wind  shifts. 

— If  the  wind  should  freshen. 

If  you  lose  the  wind rao 

In  a  gale  of  wind , nwb 

Is  the  anchorage  (or,  my  anchorage) 
safe  with  all  winds?    (Specify  which, 

if  necessary) pb 

It  is  dangerous  to  lose  the  wind gc 

•Keep  before  the  wind. 

Keep  head  to  wind pyt 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-day  gives  moderate  winds  from — 

(direction  indicated) .- rsh 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-day   gives  strong  winds  from — 

(direction  indicated) rsi 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-day  gives  winds  variable  from— 

(direction  indicated) rs  j 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-morrow   gives    moderate    winds 

from  —  (direction  indicated) rsl 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-morrow  gives  strong  winds  from 

—  (direction  indicated) _.rsm 

Meteorological  or  weather  report  for 
to-morrow  gives  winds  variable  from 

— (direction  indicated) rsn 

More  rain  than  wind. 

Not  wind  enough mdr 

Nothing  but  gales  of  wind nwc 

Off,  or,  From  the  wind nry 

Running  before  the  wind vch 

Shift  of  wind vwz 

— Should  the  wind. 
— The  wind  is  — . 

The  wind  is  going  to  change. 
— The  wind  will  come  from  the  — . 

To,  or,  By  the  wind hpq 

— Too  much  wind. 
— Trade  wind. 

Variable  wind yod 

What  wind  leads  through  the  passage 

(or,  entrance)? 
What  winds  have  you  (or  vessel  indi- 
cated) had? :ZCE 

When  it  lulls.    The  first  lull rd a 

When  the  wind  (or,  breeze) hgj 

— When  wind  changes. 
Where  did  you  fall  in  with  the  trades 

(or,  monsoon)? rym 

Where  did   you   lose   the   trades  (or 

monsoon)  ?^ rbi 

Whirlwind _.zda 


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445 


WIND— WISH. 


ZFG 
ZFH 
ZFI 

ZFJ 
ZFK 

ZFL 
ZFM 
ZFN 
ZFO 

ZFP 


ZFQ 

ZFR 

ZFS 

ZFT 
ZFU 

ZFV 


ZFW 
ZFX 


ZFY 

ZGA 
ZGB 

ZGC 
ZGD 


Wind — Continued. 
Wind  a  gale. nvs 

— Wind  and  weather  permitting. 
— Wind  appears  to  be  steady. 
— Wind  fresh. 

Wind  gauge.    Anemometer elo 

— Wind  has  abated  outside. 
— Wind  has  not  abated  outside. 

Wind  is  going  to  change :.  zey 

—Wind  light. 

— Wind  strong. 

— Wind  will  freshen. 

— Winds  from  the  — .     With  wind  from 

the—. 
— Winds  have  mostly  been. 

Windsail zfv 


Wind  gauge.    Anemometer elo 

WlNDBOTJND — AT. 

I  have  been,  or,  Vessel  indicated  has 
been  detained — days  windbound  at — 
(place  indicated) kye 


Winding  tackle.    (See  also  Tackle.  ) 

Windlass. 

Bring  it  to  the  windlass him 

■Damaged  the  windlass kje 

Steam  windlass wtc 

Windmill. 

Window. 
Cabin  window hqg 

Windsail. 
Hoist  windsails owe 

Windward. 

— Beat  (work)  to  windward. 

Far  enough  to  windward mdg 

Keep  more  to  windward pzb 

Keep  to  windward ly 

Keep  to  windward  of  vessel  chasing, 

pzo 
Keep  to  windward  until  you  are  picked 

up  .- pzq 

Let  your  boats  keep  to  windward  until 

they  are  picked  up fd 

Look  out  to  windward Qzw 

Shoal  water,  or,  Danger  to  windward, 

KLI 

— To  windward. 
We  are  to  windward  of  the  harbor  (or, 
anchorage) eli 

Work-ed-ing  (beat)  to  windward.  --ZFX 

Wine. 
Australian  wine : fmh 

— Burgundy  wine. 

Champagne  • ..ikc 

Claret isd 

Madeira  wine kej 

Port  wine tpc 

— Rhine  wine. 

Sherry vwr 

Spirits  of  wine wnt 

— Wine  glass. 


ZGE 
ZGF 


ZGH 

ZGI 
ZGJ 

ZGK 
ZGL 

ZGM 

ZGN 


ZGO 
ZGP 

ZGQ 
ZGR 


ZGS 
ZGT 


ZGU 
ZGV 


Winter. 

— Had,  or,  Has  winter  set  in  at  -*•  ? 

Has  the  ice  broken  up  ?    Has  the  winter 

broken  up — at —  ?- :pbj 

— In  the  winter. 

Last  winter qgw 

— Next  winter. 

— Through  the  winter. 

Warm,  or,  Winter  clothing  for rvx 

— Winter  has  regularly  set  in  at  — . 
— Winter  quarters. 

Winter-ed-ing.    To  winter. 

Wire. 

Insulate-d-ing  wire  (or,  cable) pnt 

Magnesium  wire reo 

Steel- wire  hawser wto 

— Telegraph  wire. 

Wire  cable  (or,  hawser) hse 

— Wire  rigging. 
Wire  rope vad 

Wise-ly.    Wisdom. 

Wish-ing — to  (or,  for). 
Admiral,  or,  Senior  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 

you  as  soon  as  convenient dlb 

— Do  you  wish  ? 

Do  you  wish  to  be  reported? ub 

Do  you  wish  your  arrival  reported  ?.eyc 
— Does  not  wish —  it  (or,  that). 

I  do  not  wish  to  show  a  light qrx 

I  should  wish  to  know  the  nature  of  the 

sickness,  if  any,  before  I  send  my  boat 

(or,  communicate) PC 

I  wish  for  orders  from  Mr.  — ,  my  owner, 

at  — sw 

I  wish  to  be  taken  in  tow' — xw 

I  wish  to  buy hoy 

I  wish  to  communicate;  close. iux 

I  wish  to  communicate  personally.. jgc 

I  wish  to  land  passengers qeg 

I  wish  to  obtain,  orders  from  my  owner, 

Mr.  — ,  at  — sw 

I  wish  to  see  you  before  you  go  on  shore, 

OCN 

I  wish  to  see  you  on  shore vnu 

I  wish  to  signal;  come  within  easy  sig: 

nal  distance vj 

I  wish  to  speak  to  you wmk 

— If  you  wish — it  (or,  that). 
— It  is  my  wish — that. 
Owners  wished  me  to  inform  you..SYK 
Signal  the  name  of  place  where  you  wish 

to  be  reported  by  telegraph wdp 

Stranger,  or,  Vessel  bearing  —  wishes 

to  communicate .-_ wzd 

They,  or,  I  wish  to  abandon,  but  have 

not  the  means aj 

Vessel  seriously  damaged;  wishto.trans- 

fer  passengers hm 

Vessels  that  wish  to  be  reported  all  well, 

show  your  distinguishing  signals  .dyt 
Vessels  that  wish  to  be  reported,  show 

your  distinguishing  signals. EA 


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Part  II. 


WISH— WORK. 


ZGW 


ZGX 
ZGY 


ZHA 
ZHB 


ZHC 
ZHD 


ZHE 


ZHF 


Wish — Continned. 

'  Vessels  that  wish  to  be  reported  on 
leaving,    show    your    distinguishing 

signals eb 

Wish  to  communicate — by  (or,  with) .  jgf 

Wish  to  enter  port  or  dock tm 

Wish  to  get  a  rate  for  my  chronometer, 

GU 

Wish  to  see  you voe 

— Wish  to  speak — to  (or,  with). 
Wish  you  a  pleasant  voyage  (or,  passage), 

TDL 

— Wish  you  would. 
— Wished. 

With cwp 

Are,  or,  Is  with ber 

Me  with ceg 

Not  with---. cgk 

That  with cly 

Was,  or,  Were  with cpb 

When  done — with crg 

With cwf 

With  all  sails  set vfa 

With  arms evg 

With  complete  success jkx 

With  him  (his,  her-s,  it-s) cwg 

With  me  (my,  mine) .cwh 

With  moderate-ion rxo 

With  much  pleasure tmx 

With  passengers tdw 

With  pleasure.     I  will  accept dca 

With  steam  up tmc 

With  that  (or,  this) cwj 

With  the cwi 

With  the  captain hxo 

With  the  tide. xsv 

With  the  view  (or,  object) smk 

With  them  (their-s) cwk 

With  these  (or,  those) owl 

With  tools xvi 

With  us  (our-s) cwm 

With  what  (or,  which) cwn 

With  whom  (or,  whose) cwo 

With  you-r-s _ cwp 

With  your  permission  . tgj 

Withdraw-n-ing-drew. 
— Have,  or.  Has  been  withdrawn. 
Light-ship  has  been  withdrawn  on  ac- 
count of  ice pbo 

— Shall,  or,  Will  be  withdrawn. 

Withhold-ing-held. 

Within. 

Come  within  hail jda 

I  shall  pass  within  hail OLE 

Keep  within  hail _olp 

Keep  within  sight — of wcb 

Pass  within  hail olg 

Send  a  boat  within  hail gui 

Within  range uhz 

You  are  within  range  of  the  batteries 
(or,  of  the  guns) go 

Without. 
Date  not  known.    Without  date  .  .klw 
If  it  can  (or,  may)  be  done  without  risk, 

TJYA 

Not  without  permission tgf 


ZHG 
ZHI 


ZHJ 
ZHK 

ZHL 
ZHM 


ZHN 
ZHO 


ZHP 
ZHQ 
ZHR 

ZHS 
ZHT 

ZHU 


ZHV 


Without — Continued. 

Without  a  doubt-- lmb 

Without  any  motive , sbe 

Without  arms ygj 

Without  assistance fgx 

Without  authority,  or,  Unauthorized, 

FMZ 

Without  damage kjt 

—Without  fail. 

— Without  favor. 

Without  hesitation ; oum 

Without  loss --.RBJ 

Without  payment tev 

Without  permission tgk 

Without  risk uye 

Withstand-ing-stood. 

Witness-ed-ing.       v 
Eyewitness mqi 

Woke.    Wakeing.     (See  also  Awake.) 

Woman. 
Clothing  .for    female     passengers. 

Women's  clothing ivr 

Females  on  board mvq 

Have  you  any  women  on  board? gqh 

I  have  no  women  on  board gqk 

Won.     (See  Win) ._ zei 

Wood-ed. 

— Can  not  procure  wood. 

Dyewood  - lqk 

Firewood nac 

You  can  get  any  quantity  of  firewood, 

NAT 
WOOL-LY. 

Woollen. 

word-ed-ing. 

Byword -.hpu 

Password tdy 

Wore.    (See  also  Wear.) 

WORK-ED-ING.      TO  WORK. 

Bell  buoy  damaged;  not  working. .gen 

Board  of  Works gpf 

Boiler  working  on  seating gwr 

— Can  work  up  to — revolutions. 
Crew  disaffected ;  will  not  work . .  .kcn 
Crew  discontented;  will  not  work.Kco 

Day's  work .. knd 

Dead  works  (of  a  ship) kol 

Earth  work lrq 

Engine  does  not  work  well mbd 

Engine  works  very  well .  _ . .  mbn 

Engines  working  badly 1 frm 

Engines  working  on  seating . mcp 

Fireworks NAD 

Have  you  anyone  that  can  work  at  a 

forge? nle 

Light  on — is  not  working  satisfactorily, 

QSH 
My  working  pressure  is tus 

— No  boat  fit  for  the  work. 
One  screw  disabled ;  can  work  the  other, 

MW 


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447 


WORK— WRITE. 


ZHW 

ZHX 

ZHY 


ZIA 
ZIB 


ZIC 


ZID 

ZIE 
ZIP 
ZIG 

ZIH 


ZIJ 


ZIK 


ZIL 


ZIM 
ZIN 

ZIO 


ZIP 


Work — Continued. 

Propeller  worked  loose tzo 

Upper -works ymb 

What  is  your  working  pressure?- --TUV 

Work  badly frx 

Work  expansively mnb 

— Work-ed-ing  in. 

— Work  out. 

—Work  pump. 

Work,  or,  Beat  to  windward zfx 

Worked-ing  very  badly fry 

Worked-ing  well zbo 

Working  her  own  engines -MCF 

Working  oneengine., mcg 

Working  party .__ tcf 

Working  steam  pressure — is TUS 

You  may  work  the  semaphore vo 

Workman-ship. 

World. 

Worm. 
Worm-eaten lsj 

Worn yxv 

Pump  gear  worn  out  (or,  defective)  -UBJ 

Worse.    Worst. 

— Could,  or,  Might  be  worse. 

— It  will  be  worse. 

— Much  worse. 

Worth. 

Is  it  worth  while  shifting  berth? gfv 

It  is  not  worth  while zct 

— It  is  worth. 

Not  worth  getting ofl, 

Not  worth  getting  off  (or,  afloat)  ..dqc 
Seaworthy  vli 

WORTHLESS-NESS. 

Would.     (See  Should) cjo 

I  would  shift  my  berth  as  soon  as  pos- 
sible  gft 

Wish  you  would zgx 

Would  recommend.    Would  advise.DOR 

Wound-ed-ing. 

Anyone  hurt  (or,  wounded)? eqb 

Badly,  or,  Seriously  wounded frl 

Boiler  burst;  —  men  killed,  —others 

wounded Au 

Boiler  burst;  number   of   killed    and 

wounded  not  yet  known ax 

Boiler  burst ;  several  men  wounded. -  az 
Dangerously  wounded  (or,  hurt) ;  acci- 
dent  AL 

Gunshot  wound.    Accident  happened, 

DCI 

— How  are  the  wounded? 

— How  many  wounded? 
Is  anyone  wounded  (or,  hurt)? eqb 

— Killed  and  wounded. 

Many  wounded -- - Rkn 

None  wounded SJp 

Number  of  killed  and  wounded  not  yet 

known.-- °>p 

Slightly  wounded: was 

— The  wounded  are. 


ZIQ 

ZIR 
ZIS 


ZIT 


ZIU 

zrv 


zrw 
zix 


ZIY 
ZJA 
ZJB 
ZJC 
ZJD 

ZJE 

ZJF 

ZJG 

ZJH 


ZJI 

ZJK 

ZJL 

ZJM 


ZJN 


Wound — Continued. 

—  has  won  a  great  battle  at —  with  a 
loss'  of  killed  and  wounded  reported 
at  — --- fzd 

— 's  losses  in  killed  and  wounded  reported 
at  — QAR 

Wove.     (See  Weave) — zab 

Wrap-fed-fing-er. 

Wreck. 

— A  complete  wreck. 
Have  you  seen  (or,  heard  of)  a  vessel 

wrecked  (or,  in  distress) zu 

lam  (or  vessel  indicated is)  a  complete 

wreck JKP 

— I  shall  stand  about  to  see  if  I  can  pick 
up  anything  from  wreck. 
Is,  or,  Was  there  anyone  on  board?  -EQC 

Lost  sight  of  wreck ■. ray 

—Off  the  wreck. 
— On  the  wreck. 

Passed  a  wreck TCP 

Passed  a  wreck  (date,  latitude  and  longi- 
tude to  follow,  if  necessary),  but 
could    not    render    any    assistance; 

people  still  on  board zv 

Passed  a  wreck  (date,  latitude  and  longi- 
tude to  follow,  if  necessary),  but  was 
unable  to  ascertain  whether  any  people 

were  on  board --.' zw 

Passed  a  wreck  (date,  latitude  and  longi- 
tude to  follow,  if  necessary) ;  no  one 

on  board __zx 

Pieces  of  the  wreck  have  been  found  (or, 

picked  up) tib 

Receiver  of  wreck ulg 

Shipwrecked vyl 

— The  wreck  of  — . 

— Vessel  indicated  has  been  wrecked. 

What  has  become  of  wreck? gcq 

Will  you  go  to  the  assistance  of  wreck? 
(Bearing  to  follow,  if  necessary)  __zy 
— Wreck  buoy. 
— Wreck  is  being  pillaged. 
— Wreck  will  be  sold. 
— Wreck-ed-ing.     To  wreck. 
— Wrecked  on  the  coast. 

Wrecker. 

Wrist. 

Writ. 

Write-ing-ten.    Wrote.    To  write. 

Do  you  intend  to  write  from  — ? pos 

Forward  following  telegraphic  message 
by  signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it 

at  length - xb 

— Has  he  (or,  she)  or.  Have  they  written? 
— Have,  or,  Has  not  written. 
— Have,  or,  Has  written. 
— I  have  written. 

I  intend  writing pow 

I  will  wait  whilst  you  write- yst 

— In  writing. 
Send  following  message  by  post  to  own- 
ers (or,  to  Mr.  — )  at  — ,  by  signal  let- 
ters instead  of  writing  it  at  length.wz 


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.     WRITE— YARD. 


ZJO 
ZJP 
ZJQ 
ZJR 

ZJS 

ZJT 
ZJU 
ZJV 

ZJW 


ZJX 
ZJY 

ZKA 

ZKB 
ZKC 
ZKB 


ZKE 

ZKF 


ZKG 


Write — Continued. 
Send  following  telegraphic  message  by- 
signal  letters  instead  of  writing  it  at 
length. xb 

—Shall  I  write? 

■When  did  you  write? 
— Will  you  write? 
— Write  immediately. 
— Write  to  the  owner. 

Writing.     (Manuscript) rkc 

— Writing  paper. 
— Written  orders. 
— Wrote  to  —  on  — . 

Writer. 
Typewriter yfr 

Wrong-kd-ing.    To  wrong. 

Wrong-ly. 

Anything  wrong  with  the  engines?-  -RD 

I  have  wrong  papers  on  board tak 

— I  was  wrong. 

Very  wrong-ly ypu 

— Wrong  meaning. 
— Wrong  place. 
— Wrong  side. 

Wrong  way. _yxj 

Wrought. 

— Wrought  iron. 


X.   (Letter. )  (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 


ZKH 


ZKI 


ZKJ 


ZKL 


ZKM 


ZKN 


ZKO 


Y.   (Letter. )  (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 

Yacht-ed-ing. 

Lloyd's  Yacht  Register r <jxe 

Royal  yacht vbc 

Royal  Yacht  Squadron ...wpg 

— Union  des  Yachts. 
Yacht  club. -- iwe 

Yam. 

Yard.     (Measure  of  length) axe 

Cubic  yard* aye 

Square  yard..'. axz 

Yard.     (Ship's. ) 

Brace  round  your  head  yards hdo 

Can  I  get  a  mainyard  at  — ? nyg 

Can  I  get  a  spar  for  a  fore  yard  at — ?.nis 

Crossjack  yard kef 

Dimensions  of  —  yard  are  —  feet  in 
length ;  —  inches  in  the  slings..  _lak 

Double  topsail  yards xwd 

Fore  royal  yard niz 

Fore  topgallant  yard nji 

Fore  topsail  yard njp 

Fore  yard njq 

Fore  yard  gone  in  the  sling njr 

Fore  yard  sprung njs 

Haulyard,  or,  Halliard  _ --.olq 

Head  yard oqp 

I  have  carried  away  fore  yard nkh 

I  have  carried  away  main  yard RGE 

— I  have  carried  away  topsail  yard. 
I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  fore  yard, 

KJH 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  lower  top- 
sail yard kji 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  mainyard, 

KJL 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  topsail 

yard ...kjm 

I  have  sprung  (or,  damaged)  upper  top- 
sail yard  KJN 

Iron  yard ptb 

Jigger  royal  yard  and  sail pvs 

Jigger  topgallant  yard  and  sail pvt 

Jigger  topsail  yard  and  sail pvu 

Jigger  yard  and  sail  -.. pvw 

Lower  fore  topsail  yard nki 

Lower  main  topsail  yard rgf 

Lower  mizzen  topsail  yard rwo 

Lower  spanker  topsail  yard wlu 

Lower  yard rci 

Main  royal  yard rgp 

Main  topgallant  yard ehb 

Main  topsail  yard Rhf 

Main  topsail  yard  sprung .... rhg 

Mainyard ...rhi 

Main  yard  sprung RHJ 

Mizzen  royal  yard rwu 

Mizzen  topgallant  yard ewt 

Mizzen  topsail  yard ..rxc 

Royal  yard vbd 

— Spritsail  yard  (or,  gaff) . 
Sprung,  or,  Seriously  damaged  lower 

yard  (or  spar  indicated) ~  -  - RCK 

■  Steel  yard _.wtp 

Top  your  lower  yard xvo 

Topgallant  yard xvu 


Part  II. 


GENERAL  VOCABULARY. 


449 


YARD— YOU. 


ZKP 
ZKQ 


ZKR 

ZKS 
ZKT 

ZKU 

ZKV 

ZKW 
ZKX 

ZKY 
ZLA 

ZLB 

ZLC 


Yard — Continued. 

Topsail  yard xwr 

Upper  fore  topsail  yard nk j 

Upper  main  topsail  yard rhk 

Upper  spanker  topsail  yard xwo 

Upper  topsail  yard xwi 

Upper  yard ymc 

What  are  the  dimensions  of  main  yard? 

LAO 

What  are  the  dimensions  of  your  fore 
yard? lap 

— Yard  arm. 
— Yard  rope. 

Yard.    Ship  yard.    Shipbuilding  yard, 

vxy 

Dock  yard ljt 

Victualling  yard yqm 

Yarn. 
Spun  yarn wpb 

Yaw-ed-ing. 

Yawl. 

Year. 

—Half  year-ly. 
Last  year 

—Leap  year. 
— Next  year. 

Several  years 

— This  year. 
— Yearly. 

Yeast. 


ZLD 


ZLE 


ZLF 

ZLG 
ZLH 
ZLI 

ZLJ 


ZLE 


-Q.GX 


Yellow. 
Has  yellow  fever  diminished  at  — ?  mwi 
Has  yellow  fever  disappeared  at — ?.mwj 
I  have  had  cases  of  yellow  fever  on 

hoard mwi 

I  have  had  no  cases  of  yellow  fever  on 

hoard -_mwl 

Is  there  yellow  fever  at  —  ? mwo 

Yellow  fever mwt 

Yellow  fever  has  diminished  at  —  mwu 
Yellow  fever  has  disappeared  at  —  mwv 
Yellow  fever  is  raging  at  — mwx 

— Yellow  paint. 

—  men  of  the  crew  have  heen  ill  of  yel- 

low fever  (number  to  follow)  ..mwt 

—  passengers  have  heen  ill  of  yellow 

fever  (number  to  follow) mwz 

Yen.     (Coin) avg 

Yeoman-ry. 


-C,  or,  Code  Flag  over  c 
HUG 


Yes -- 

— Yes,  I  am. 

Yes,  I  can  -. 
— Yes,  I  have. 
— Yes;  I  will. 
— Yes,  it  will. 

^"est  erd at  • 

The  day  before  yesterday knu 

Yesterday  afternoon dsa 

Yesterday  evening MIN 

Yesterday  morning SAP 

— Yesterday's  post. 


ZLM 
ZLN 

ZLO 
ZLP 

ZLQ 
ZLR 


Yet. 

By  and  bye.    Not  yet hpx 

Do  not  begin  yet GDQ 

— It  is  not  yet. 

Not  begun  yet gdt 

Not  yet.    By  and  bye iipx 

Nothing  decisive  yet kpv 

—She  is  (or,  has)  not  yet. 
The  cargo  is  not  yet  sold iba 

Yield-ed-ing. 

Yin.     (Measure  of  length) — -_axp 

Yoke-d-ing.' 

Yonder. 

You-r-s CWT 

After  you-r-s cwr 

Are,  or,  Is  you-r-s --BES 

As  you-r-s fbw 

Before  you-r-s ...cws 

By  you-r-s +___bkc 

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 bcja 

Had,  Has,  or,  Have  you-r-s? brf 

Had,  or,  Have  you  been? bfv 

Had,  vr,  Have  you  done?: bsiw 

Had,  or,  Have  you  had?  - beg 

How  are  you?.. bxi 

How  do  (or,  did)  you? bxm 

How  shall  (or,  will)  you? bxu 

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,  maynot) cbt 

If  you  could  (or,  might) ---' cbu 

If  you  could  (or.might)  not cbv 

If  you  do  (or,  did) cbw 

If  you  do  (or,  did)  not cbx 

If  you  had  (or,  have) cby 

If  you  had  (or,  have)  not cbz 

If  you  shall  (or,  will) cda 

If  you  shall  (or,  will)  not cdjj 

If  you  should  (or,  would) cde 

If  you  should  (or,  would)  not cdp 

If  you  were cdg 

If  you  were  not cdh 

In  you-r-s cdr 

May,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 
Might,  etc.     See  Could,  above. ) 

Must  you-r-s? cfe 

Not  you-r-s cgl 

Of  you-r-s -- .-CGw 

Onyou-r-s... ,--Chj 

Ought  you-r-s  to? i ClD 

Shall,  or,  Will  you-r-s  ? -  CJD 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  be? bhi 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  do  it? bod 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  not  ? cje 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  not  be  ? bhj 

Shall,  or,  Will  you  not  do  it? boe 

Should,  or,  Would  you-r-s? cjx 

Than  you-r-s ^ ckm 

That  you-r-s — . clz 

To  you-r-s _. _. cop 


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450 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


Part  II 


YOU— ZANZIBAR. 


ZLS 


You — Continued. 

Was,  or,  Were  you-r-s? cpd 

Were  you? .cpl 

Were  you  not? cpm 

What,  or,  Which  are  (or,  is)  you-r-s? 

CPY 

What,  or,  Which  do  (or,  did)  you  (they, 

or,  we)? cqe 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)  you  (or, 

they)  do? ...cqn 

What,  or,  Which  shall  (or,  will)  you  (or, 

they)  have? cqo 

What,  or,  which  should  (or,  would)  you 

(or,  they)  do?  ._-,. CQS 

When  are  you?.... cqy 

When  do  (or,  did)  you  (or,  they)  ?_  -CRF 

When  had  (or,  have)  you? cbi 

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?.  cez 

When  you-r-s csm 

When  you  are csn 

— When  you  meet. 

Where  are  you  from? si 

Where  are  you  going? csu 

Where  do  (or,  did)  you  (or,  they)?.-csz 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  you  ? cts 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  you  be? ctu 

Where  shall  (or,  will)  you  (or,  they) 

have? ctq 

Where  you-r-s cue 

Where  you  are cup 

While  you  (or,  your) zcv 

Why  are  you? cva 

Why  are  you  not? cvb 

Why  do  (or,  did)  you? cvi 

Why  do  (or,  did)  you  not? cvj 

Why  had  (or,  have)  you? cvm 

Why  had  (or,  have)  you  not? cvn 

Why  were  you? cvz 

Why  you-r-s? owa 

Will  you  do  it? cwe 

With  you-r-s cwp 

You-r-s cwt 

You  are , bey 

You  are  not bez 

You  are  to  put udh 

You  can  (or,  may) bkx 

You  can  (or,  may)  be biy 

You  can  (or,  may)have ._ bsy 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not) bky 

You  can  not  (or,  may  not)  be biz 

You  can  not  (or,  pay  not)  have bsz 

You  could  (or,  might) blr 

You  could  (or,  might)  be bja 

You  could  (or,  might)  not bls 

You  could  (or,  might)  not  be bjc 

You  do  (or,  did) bow 

You  do  (or,  did)  not box 

You  had  (or,  have) bta 

You  had  (or,  have)  been bjd 

You  had  (or,  have)  done boy 

You  had  (or,  have)  had bto 

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  may,  etc.     (See  Can,  above. ) 


ZLT 
ZLU 

ZLV 


ZLW 
ZLX 


ZLY 


ZMA 


You —  Continued. 
You  might,  etc.     (See  Could,  above.) 

You  must cfk 

You  must  be I.bjf 

You  must  not cfl 

You  must  not  be . .' bjg 

You  ought  to cij 

You  ought  not  to cik 

You  ought  not  to  be bji 

You  ought  to  be. bjh 

You  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)  no't  have btg 

You  should  (or,  would) ckd 

You  should  (or,  would)  be bjm 

You  should  (or,  would)  have bth 

You  should  (or,  would)  not cke 

You  should  (or,  would)  not  be bjn 

You  should  (or,  would)  not  have bti 

You  were cpn 

You  were  not cpo 

You  were  not  to  be bjp 

You  were  to  be bjo 

You  will,  etc.    (See  Shall,  above. ) 
You  would,  etc.     (See  Should,  above. ) 

Your  ability  to..^ cyd 

Your  absence dbg 

Your  boat gvk 

Your  departure ktz 

Your  instructions  (or,  orders) pnm 

Your  man rpk. 

Your  order  (or,  instructions) pnm 

Young. 

— Younger-est. 

Yourself. 

Avail  yourself  of — fod 

Place  yourself tlk 

YOUTH-FUL-LY-NESS. 

Youyou.    (Small  boat.) 


Z.    (Letter.)  (For  new  method  of  spelling, 
seepage  13.) 

Zac.     (Measure  of  capacity) ayz 

Zanzibar-ee.    Zanzibar  Colors. 


Part  II. 


GENERAL    VOCABULARY. 


451 


ZARF— APPENDIX 


Zarf.    {Measure  of  capacity) Ayr 


ZMB     Zeal-otts-ly. 
ZMC     — Is,  or,  Are  very  zealous. 
ZMD     — Your  zeal  has  been  particularly  noticed 
by—. 

ZME     —Zenith. 
ZMF      —In  the  zenith. 

ZMG-     Zephyr. 

Zer,  or,  G-uz.    (Measure  of  length).. awc 

ZMH     Zero. 

ZMI degrees  below  zero. 

ZMJ      Zigzag. 

ZMK     Zinc. 

Chloride  of  zinc iph 

Sulphate  of  zinc xdh 

ZML      — Zinc  plate. 

ZMN     Zodiac. 

ZMO      — Sign  of  the  zodiac. 

Zolotnick.     (Measure  of  weight) bcn 

ZMP      Zone. 

ZMQ      — Frigid  zone. 

Temperate  zone xnd 

Torrid  zone.     Torrid xyc 

ZMR       ZOOLOGY-ICAL. 


ZNA 
ZNB 
ZNC 

ZND 

ZNE 

ZNF 

ZNG 

ZNH 

ZNI 

ZNJ 

ZNK 

ZNL 

ZNM 

ZTO 

ZNP 


APPENDIX. 

-Report  me  to  Maritime  Association, 
New  York. 

-Report  me  to  Maritime  Exchange,  Phil- 
adelphia. 

-Report  me  to  Pacific  Shipowners'  Asso- 
ciation, San  Francisco. 

-Veal. 

-Hardware. 

-Chapel. 

-O'clock. 

-Watch.    (Timepiece.) 

-Faint-ed-ing.     (Swoon. ) 

rStrake. 

-Kroner.    (Coin.) 

-Doppelzentner.    ( Measure  of  weight. ) 

-Cubic  centimeter. 

-Cubic  millimeter. 

-Cubic  meter. 


GEOGRAPHICAL  LIST. 


NAMES  OF  PLACES  ARRANGED  IN  THEIR  ALPHABETICAL  ORDER. 


B.  Bay. 

C.  Cape,  Capo,  Cap. 
Ch.  Channel. 

F.  Fort. 

G.  Gulf. 
Hd.  Head. 


Notations. 

Hr.  Harbor. 

I.  Island. 

Lt.  Light. 

Lt.  V.  Light  vessel. 

Mt.  Mount,  Mont. 

P.  Port,  Porto,  Puerte. 


Pt.  Point,  Pointe. 
K.  River. 
Sh.  Shoal. 
Str.  Strait. 


AALB.EK— ALBATROSS. 


Aalbeek adqm 

Aalborg adpv 

Aale  Hd adhm 

Aalesund aboj 

Aardals abqx 

Aarhus adkc 

Aas  Vser abkb 

Aaro  I adgn 

Aarosund adgm 

Aasgaardstrand abxt 

Abaco axir 

Abaco  I.,  Great axin 

Abb6,  Pont  L' aglu 

Abbeville,  P.  d' afyn 

Abd-al-kuri amok 

Aberaeron aest 

Aberbenoit,  L' agjk 

Aberdeen afip 

Aberdeen  Docks,  Hongkong .  anye 

Aberdovey aesv 

Abergele aety 

Abervrac'h  R agjh 

Aberystwith aesu 

Abo  (Africa) alov 

Abo  (Baltic) acqg 

Abomeh,  or,  Abomey alob 

Abrolhos  Rocks avwm 

Absecon azmf 

Abu  Ail  Is amew 

Abukir  B akub 

Aburatani  B aovg 

Aburatsu  Hr aoym 

Abu  Thabi amtr 

Abydos  Castle ajxe 

Abyssinia amps 

Acajutla auqh 

Acapulco auob 

Aceitera  Sh ahfk 

Acheh  Hd.,  or,  Acheen  Hd..APQj 

Achill  Hd afrv 

Aci  Reale aiky 

Acklin  I axkh 

Aconi  Pt bcti 

Acre aksn 

Acul AXTQ 

Adalia akqc 

Adams,  P aokh 

Adams  Pt aude 

Adda alnm 

Addison  Pt baun 


Adelaide arux 

Adelaide,  P artjy 

Adelaide  R arjf 

Aden amse 

Aden,  G.  of amol 

Adige  R aitm 

Adin  Kerke aehp 

Adler  Grund  Lt.  V adbn 

Admiralty  G arkp 

Admiralty  Hd atzm 

Admiralty  I aqtjs 

Admiralty  Inlet atzg 

Adour  R agtp 

Adrianople akbn 

Adriatic aiql 

Adra ahid 

Adrampatam anpo 

Adramyti aknu 

Adventure  B asgl 

Adventure,  P athc 

Mbelo adhb 

iEgina ajod 

jEroskiobing adie 

iEtna.  Mt aikz 

Afghanistan '. aifn 

Aflandshage adoc 

Africa aktb 

Africa,  British  Central ambs 

Africa,  British  East amlu 

Africa,  German  East amjv 

Africa  Rock ahzb 

:ir , alcp 

I AMIW 

Agafia aqvn 

Agastira  B ajou 

Agate  Hr beoh 

Agay  Road ahus 

Agde AHQG 

Agdenes ablx 

Agerness adji 

Agerso adhb 

Agger adrb 

Aghaliman akqm 

Agiabampo aumh 

Agon acls 

Agon,  Pt.  d' : agej 

Agropoli auf 

Aguada  B anbj 

Aguadilla axwb 

(452) 


Aguilar,  C.  D' anyx 

Agulhas,  C alwy 

Agweh alns 

Ahlbeck aczj 

Ahorcados  I ahnv 

Ahuriri  Bluff atle 

Ahus acpq 

Ahwaz amdr 

Aian,  P aosd 

Aichiu aole 

Aigues-Mortes ahqv 

Aiguille,  C.  de  1' akyg 

Aiguillon agpc 

Ailly,  Pt.  d'  1 afyv 

Ailsa  Craig aexz 

Air  Pt AEtTD 

Aird  R. aqtb 

Ai'todor",  C akhp 

Aix,  He  d' agqv 

Ajaccio aibr 

Ajano,  P aknx 

Ajighiol  Spit  Lt.  V akgj 

Ajuda ahcm 

Akabah  G amrb 

Akaroa  Hr atjc 

Akashi apbn 

Akassa , alot 

Akba almi 

Akedo alor 

Akerman akpu 

Akishi aplj 

Akka aksn 

Akkra alnh 

Akroteri,  C ajrv 

Akyab , ankz 

Alabama axctj 

Alabama  City axcv 

Alagoas  Province avyz 

Aland  Isles acpx 

Alandskar acje 

Alas  Str aqns 

Alaska atpi 

Alassio ahwp 

Alaya. .' akqg 

Albai aqpz 

Albani  R almp 

Albania ajgm 

Albany arpq 

Albany  P beyx 

Albatross  I amiv 


Part  II.        geographical  signals — places  alphabetically  arranged. 


453 


ALBEMARLE— ANKATSAOKA. 


Albemarle  Canal aywf 

Albemarle  I auvj 

Albemarle  Sound aytl 

Albenga ahwi 

Alberoni aitr 

Albert,  P.  f N.  Z.) atbl 

Albert,  P.  (Victoria) asbm 

Alberton  ( Pr.  Ed.  I.) bdev 

Alberton  (Queensland) asqz 

Alberton  (Victoria) asbo 

Albino  Pt  . . . : alue 

Albir  Pt ahjv 

Alboran  I ahib 

Albrahoa  B avti 

Albreda alhw 

Albue  Pt adms 

Albufera ahkn 

Alcala  B akzx 

Alcanada  Islet ahot 

Alcantara awcz 

Alcatraz  I  (Africa) alix 

Alcatraz  I  (Cal.) augj 

Alcudia ahos 

Aldabra  I amji 

Aldan  B agzl 

Aldborough afom 

Alderney .agcw 

Alegre,  P avrk 

Aleutian  Is atro 

Alexander,  F atrk 

Alexander,  P alud 

Alexandretta akro 

Alexandria  (Egypt) akuc 

Alexandria  (Va.) azce 

Alexandrina,  Lake arvw 

Alexandrovsk akgw 

Alexandrovsk  (Kola) abfq 

Alexandrovski aorf 

Alfaques,  P ahle 

Alfred,  P.  (Africa) alyd 

Alfred,  P.  (S.  Australia} artjl 

Algajola aicb 

Algarrobo avfq 

Algeciras ahfq 

Alger akyn 

Algeria akwy 

Alghero aiey 

Algier akyn 

Algiers awyk 

AlgoaB alxy 

Algodonales  B avct 

Alguada  Reef anlw 

Alnucemas akzu 

Ali-Agha  P akob 

Alibagh amzi 

Alicante ahjq 

Alicudi aiom 

Alistro ahzx 

Aliwal alxk 

AliwalSh alyw 

Alkmaar adzo 

AlKatif amuc 

Al  Kuweit  Hr amue 

Allegranza alec 

Alleppi ancs 

Alligator  R arid 

Alligator'  Reef axhm 

Alloa afju 

Allor aqol 

Allsta,  or,  Hallsta acki 


Almadabra ahkf 

Almadabra  (Morocco) albc 

Almadi,  or,  Almadies  Pt alge 

Almagrundet  Lt.  V aciv 

Al  Manama amtz 

Almeida  B amcn 

Almeria ahij 

Almina  Pt albf 

Almirante  B awof 

Almissa ajdt 

Almufiecar ahgt 

Alnses abol 

Alnmouth afky 

Aln6 acmb 

Alonyi ajzl 

Alpena begl 

Alprech,  C afyi 

Alps aiut 

Als adpq 

Als  I ADGE 

Alsentia atsd 

Als  Sound adgh 

Altagracia awlm 

Altacarry  Hd aftl 

Altamaha  R aykx 

Altata aumn 

Altea ahjw 

Alten  Fiord abgp 

Alten abgt 

Althorpe  I artm 

Altona aduw 

Altwarp aczi 

Alvarado awsv 

AlWakra amts 

Amahlongwana  R alyv 

Amahoi aqpz 

Amai,  P apcj 

Amain aijb 

Amaliopolis ajvd 

Amaracao awct 

Amargoso'  R awcf 

Amastra aknc 

Amazon  R awe j 

Ambavarane amdw 

Ambavatobi  B amgn 

Amber,  C amdr 

Amberno  R aqtx 

Amboina aqpr 

Ambondro  R amfn 

Ambong apyw 

Ambre amde 

AmbrizB alsv 

Ambrizette alsr 

Amedeel aqyr 

Ameland adyv 

Amelia  I AYJZ 

America  B ao«s 

America,  Central auqf 

America,  North atoz 

America,  South auwo 

American  Shs axhg 

Ametlsle bcwx 

Amherst  (Moulmein) anoj 

Amherst  Hr.  (N.  S.) bcat 

Amherst  (Pr.  Ed.  I.) bdfn 

Arnica  Pt ajct 

Amirante  Is amjd 

Amok aqni 

Amokwa almg 

Amorgo ajrp 


Amour  Pt 

Amoy 

Ampenan  B 

Amping 

Amposta 

Ampurias 

Amrun  I 

Amsterdam 

Amsterdam  I 

Amur  B 

Amur  R 

Anaa  atoll 

Anacapa  I 

Anadolu  Hissari  I 

Anadyr  R 

Anaga  Pt 

Anam 

Anama  Hr 

Anama  saki  spit  Lt.  V. . . 

Anamaboe 

Anamba  Is 

Anamur  C 

Anapa 

Anaphi 

Anastasia  B 

Anaetasia  I.  (Fla.) 

Anastatia  I.  (Black  Sea). 

Anatoli,  C 

Anatolia 

Anclam 

Anclote  cays 

Ancon 

Ancona 

Ancud 

Andaman  Is 

Andenses  Lt 

Andramatuba 

Andrava  B 

Andreievsky 

Andreas,  C 

Andros 

Andros  I 

Androth  I 

Ane,  L',Bank 

Anegada 

Aneityum 

Ange  Gardien,  L' 

Angeles,  Los  (Cal.) 

Angeles,  P.  (Mexico)... 

Angeles  Pt 

Angelos,  P.  (Wash.) 

Anger 

Angermannaelf 

Angers 

Angiang 

Anglesea 

Angoche  R 

Angola 

Angra 

Angra  dos  Reis 

Angra  Pequefia 

Angsa  Pulo 

Anguilla 

Annatomirim  Islet. .  . . 

Anholtl 

Anholt  Knob  Lt.  V 

Anjer 

Anjer,  New 

Anjer,  Old 

Ankatsaoka  B 


.beqj 
.  .aobi 
.aqnm 

.AOCK 
.AHLK 

-AHND 
.  .ADSP 
-AEBD 
.AMJU 
. . AOPS 
.AORG 
.ARGV 
.  .AUJY 
..AKCN 
.  .APOE 
.  .  ALFC 
.ANVW 
.  .APLY 
. . APKT 
.  .ALNF 
.  .APXU 
.AKQH 
. .AKJR 
.  .  AJRX 
.  .  AJKE 
.  .AYJE 
.  .AKDO 
.  .AKCZ 
.AKNM 
. . . ACZS 
. .AXFE 
.  .AUYR 
.  ..AISE 
..AVIH 
.  .ANMT 
..ABHL 
.  AMGW 
.  .AMEB 
.  .  ATQN 
.  .AKRH 
.  .  .  AJQP 
. . .AXJC 
.  .ANDG 
..AHTQ 
.  .AXZQ 
..AQYG 
.  -BDSU 
. .  .  AUIY 
.  .AUOL 
.  . . AVFE 
.  .  .  Al'CF 
.  ..APIIS 
.  .  ACMH 
.  .  .  AGPM 
.  .  .ANVF 
.  . .AETJ 
.  .  .AMBZ 
.  . .ALSQ 
. . . ALDC 
.  . . AVTK 
.  ..ALUQ 
.  .  .ANRO 
.  .  .AYBC 
. . . AVSB 
.  . . ADPH 

ADPI 

.  .  .APUS 
...APUV 
.  .  .APUT 
.  .  . AMFH 


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GEOGRAPHICAL    SIGNALS PLACES    ALPHABETICALLY    AKBANGED.  PaBT    II. 


ANKOBRA— AUSTRALIA. 


Ankobra  R alms 

Ann,  C bajp 

Anna  B aonv 

Annade  Chaves  B alqg 

Anna  Maria  B argl 

Annapolis  (Md.) azdl 

Annapolis  (N.  S.) bcfd 

Annatam aqyg 

Annatto  B axre 

Annesley  B ampo 

Annisquam bajl 

Annobon  I alqh 

Annunziata,  P.  Torre  del. .  .aihq 

Afio  Nuevo  Pt auhm 

Anse,  L' bbot 

Anse  de  Perros aghr 

Anse  du  Pouldu agmo 

Ansiola  Pt ahpb 

Antibes ahve 

Anticosti  I bdlh 

Antifer,  C.  d' afze 

Antigonish bcvw 

Antigua aycn 

Antioch akrq 

Antioche agqs 

Antiparos ajrl 

Anti-Paxo ajhw 

Antipodes  Is aton 

Antivari ajgk 

Antofagasta avde 

Antongil  B amep 

Antonio,  P axrc 

Antsirana amdv 

Antwerp  ( Anvers) aegs 

Anvil  Pt aems 

Anzio aigj 

Aomori aotq 

Aotea atmf 

Aotea  Hr atcf 

Apaiang aqwc 

Apalachicola axet 

Aparri aqez 

Apenrade adgi 

Apia akej 

Apollo  B ARXU 

Apollonia akst 

Apple  Hd bcaz 

Appledore aepo 

Appomattox  R aywu 

Apruague  R awfq 

Aquin axvc 

Arabat  B akim 

Arabia amsd 

Arablar ajzp 

Aracaju,  P avyp 

Araeati awcj 

Arafura  Sea aqph 

Arago,  C aueh 

Arakan  R anlc 

Arama aqzo 

Aranci  B aidf 

Arang  Arang  Anchorage anrx 

Aransas awty 

Arari apgs 

Arauco avhi 

Arbe  P ajbn 

Arbroath afiv 

Arcachon agti 

Arcadia  G ajlv 

Arcadins axti 


Archer  Pt asyh 

Arctic  Ocean abcd 

Ardglass  Hr afue 

Ardmore afwn 

Ardnakinna  Pt ■. .  afqb 

Ardnamurchan afbz 

Ardrossan  (Clyde) aeyk 

Ardrossan  (S.  Australia) arun 

Arecibo axwp 

Arena  Pt.  (Cal.) aufq 

Arena  Pt.  (Cent.  Am.) auwk 

Arenas  Pt aury 

Arendal abwf 

Arendsee adcg 

Arensburg acud 

Arenys  de  Mar ahml 

Arequipa avbp 

Ares agxs 

Argao  Pt aqis 

Argentario  Mt aipr 

Argentiera  C aifd 

Argentina avkx 

Argos AJNL 

Argostoli ajkg 

Arguello  Pt auil 

Arguin  B alpv 

Argyle bcgz 

Arholma ackd 

Arica avcd 

Arichat bcpz 

Arildslage acdl 

Arizona aulq 

Arkhangel abeo 

Arklow afvk 

Arklow  Bank,  North,  Lt.  V.afvp 
Arklow  Bank,  South,  Lt.  V.afvr 

Arko acip 

Arkona,  C adbm 

Aries .. ahre 

Armeghon angm 

Ar-Men  Rock agld 

Armenia aklz 

Armenisti,  C ajrc 

Armi,  C.  dell' aikg 

Arnam  R aosj 

Arnaut  Kioi .tikby 

Arnauti,  C akqw 

Arnel  Pt aldi 

Arnemuiden aefw 

Arnhem  B arip 

Amis adfe 

Arno  R ahxw 

Arosa agyw 

Ar-Rabbah amos 

Arran aezj 

Arran  Is afrl 

Ari'anmore  (Aran  I . ) afsp 

Arrecife  Pt alem 

Arroroi aqhk 

Arroyo axwz 

Arm  Is aqpi 

Arsa  Canal aixu 

Arsachena  G aics 

Arsila albn 

Arsuf AKST 

Art  I aqzk 

Arta  G ajig 

Artaki  B ajzt 

Arthur,  P aokm 

Arthur,  P.  (Tasmania) asgz 


Arthur  R asfc 

Arvoredo  I avsf 

Arzeu,  or,  Arzew akyx 

Arzic  Pt agno 

Arzila albn 

Arzobispo aqvp 

Asab ampj 

Asaba aloz 

Asafi ALBZ 

Asan  Anchorage aolv 

Ascension  I alux 

Ashanti alng 

Ashburton atiz 

Ashley  R aype 

Ashfafi  Reef amqi 

Ash-Shehr amsi 

Ashtabula bedv 

Asia amqu 

Asia  Minor akjm 

Asmara  I aife 

Askevold abpz 

Askold  I aocjm 

As  Ness ADL8 

As  Rocas awby 

Aspra  Spitia ajli 

Assateague azgx 

Assens adhq 

Assini  R almk 

Asso AJIZ 

Assumption  I amjh 

Astoko AJKU 

Astoria  (N.  Y.) azpo 

Astoria  (Or.) audg 

Astrolabe  B aqtr 

Astrolabe  Road aten 

Asturias agwi 

Asuncion avpe 

Atacames auvb 

Atifu  atoll ares 

Atalaia  Pt awdq 

Atami aphb 

Atchafalaya  R awxs 

Athens ajop 

Athos,  Mt ajwd 

Atico AVBH 

Atkinson  Pt atuy 

Atlantic  City azmc 

Atlantic  Ocean alck  ' 

Atsuta apfu 

Attu  I ATRS 

Aucanda  Islet ahot 

Auckland atms 

Auckland  Is atoj 

Aucutta  I ; ANDI 

Audierne agln 

Aue AQZL 

Augusta  (S.  Australia) arsl 

Augusta  (Me.) balh 

Augusta,  P.  (Sicily) aile 

Augusta,  P.  (B.  C.) atvw 

Augustenburg adgf 

Aujouan  I amde 

Auray agob 

Aurich adxu 

Auskerry afex 

Aussen  Jade  Lt.  V adwm 

Austral  Is •. arhs 

Australia arhw 

Australia,  North arhx 

Australia,  South arqg 


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AUSTRALIA— BARQUE. 


Australia,  West arkg 

Austria aivb 

Ava ANMO 

Avatcha  B apnh 

Aveiro ahbk 

Avenza ahxs 

Avernako adhv 

Avery awxm 

Avery  Rock bavi 

Avignon ahrj 

Aviles AGWK 

Avola ailo 

Avolos  I.  (Torre  Avolos) aim? 

Avon  R.  (England) aeqg 

Avon  R.  (N.  S.) bcel 

Avonmouth aeqi 

Avranches ages 

Avreas  B aqwx 

Awaji  Sinia apdl 

Awanui  R atny 

Awarua atgn 

Awarua  Lt.  V atgo 

Awatere  R atjw 

Axim ALMT 

Axmar aclj 

Ayamonte ahdo 

Ayas akrj 

Ayer  Bangies aptz 

Aylen  B aoin 

Ayr aeyg 

Ayre  I ahpg 

Ayre  Pt aewx 

Azaniushi aotn 

Azimur albv 

Azizieh ajpi 

Azores alcm 

Azov AKIZ 

Ba,  B aqzx 

Baago adho 

Baba  I aqpe 

Baba,  C aknr 

Babac  I ajcx 

Bab  el  Mandeb  C amsb 

Bab  el  Mandeb  Str ampe 

Babi  I apuz 

Babushkin  G aosk 

Babuyan  Is aqfg 

Baccalieu  I bevr 

Baccaro  Pt bchr 

Bachian aqro 

Bacbt  Ninh anwx 

Back  R ayxg 

Backofen  Lt acvb 

Backstairs  Passage arvm 

Bacton afns 

Badagri aloc 

Badalona_> ahmf 

BadiaP ajes 

Bado  P aixs 

BadongB aqnk 

Baffin  B bezm 

Baffin  Land beyp 

Baffle  Creek astp 

BafraC akmq 

Bagacai  Pt aqiy 

Bagamoyo amkx 

Bagasse  Pt akqo 

Bagdad '...awtg 

Baghdad amun 


Bagnara aijz 

Bagnkop adil 

Bagno  P aihe 

Bagot  Pt BDLN 

Bagur,  C ahms 

Bahama  Bank aexh 

Bahama  Is axil 

Bahia avxs 

Bahia  Blanca avmz 

Bahia  Blanca  Lt.  V avmy 

Bahia  de  Cadiz  cay axng 

Bahia  Honda  (Colombia).,  awlq 

Bahia  Honda  (Cuba) axod 

Bahia  Honda  (Panama) ausr 

Bahiret  el  bu  Grara akvg 

Bahrain  Hr amtx 

Bahydarat  B abcu 

Baia aihp 

Bail,  P aged 

Baila amwi 

Bairnsdale ascb 

Bajoli,  C ahpd 

Baker  I.  (Me) basi 

Baker  I.  (Mass.) baiw 

Bakit  B aqch 

Baklar,  P ajwq 

Baku aklv 

Balabac  I apzh 

Balade aqzs 

Balaklava akho 

Balambangan  I apzg 

Balang  Nipa aqmt 

Balasor anim 

Balbriggan afus 

Balclutha athw 

Bald  Head  Ch ayqo 

Balearic  Is ahno 

Baleines  Pt. agqh 

Balete,  P .*.. .  aqkp 

Balga acxe 

Bal-haf amsg 

Bali aqng 

Balieira  Pt ahde 

Balique  I awfg 

Baljik akdw 

Ballang  R apyi 

Ballast  Pt aujm 

Ballina  (Ireland) apse 

Ballina  (N.  S.  W.) asop 

Ballinskellig apqj 

Ballona  P auix 

Ballycastle aptn 

Ballycottin  I aiwp 

Ballyshannon afsi 

Balmain askx 

Balso aclz 

Balstad abiv 

Baltal apgtj 

Baltic  Sea aceu 

Baltic,  P actj 

Baltic  &  North  Sea  Canal. .  .aduf 

Baltimore  (Ireland) afxh 

Baltimore  (Md.) azdf 

Baltrum  I adxq 

Baluchistan amwc 

BafiaPt ahlg 

Banana  Creek alse 

Banana  Is amy 

Banare  B aqzj 

Banche,  La agpb 


Banda aqpn 

Bander  Abbas amvp 

Bander  Marayeh amor 

Bandol ahsv 

Bandon anty 

Banes,  P axmd 

Banff afie 

Bangaai  Archipelago aqmi 

Bangalong alje 

Bangkok anuj 

Bangkok  River  Lt.  V anuk 

Bangor  (Wales) aetq 

Bangor  (Ireland) aftv 

Bangor  (Me.) baqd 

Bang  pa  Kong  R anul 

Banguey  I apzd 

Banholm admo 

Banjarmasin aqbn 

Baniuwangi apwx 

Banka aprz 

Banka  I aqmb 

Bankot  P amzv 

Banks,  C arws 

Banks  Is aqwt 

Banks  Peninsula atje 

Banks  Str •. . . .  asdg 

Bannow  B afwb 

Bansering apwu 

Bantam apux 

Bantayan  I aqil 

Bantry  B afpw 

Banyuls ahpo 

Bar  Hr baso 

Baracoa,  P axlm 

Baracoon  Pt alot 

Barahona axuv 

Baranju  Hd aslu 

Baranof  I atsl 

Barataria  B awye 

Baratti  P ahyj 

Barbacoas  B awmv 

Barbados aygf 

Barbary  Coast alfz 

Barbas,  C alps 

Barberyn  I aner 

Barbuda aych 

Barcelona  (Spain) ahmc 

Barcelona  (Venezuela) awjo 

Barclay  Sound atxs 

Bardsey  I aetd 

Barfleur agch 

Barfleur,  C agci 

Bari aiqt 

Bari  B  aqof 

Baridi,  C amrp 

Barili aqin 

Barisal anjx 

Barito  R aqbm 

Barques,  P.  des agqu 

Barka amtd 

Barletta airb 

Barmouth aesx 

Barnegat azmo 

Barnstable bago 

Barnstaple aepr 

Baroda amyi 

Baron  Korfa  G apnv 

Bar  Lt.  V.  (Mersey) aeul 

Baros apug 

Barque  Cove aydk 


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Part  II. 


BARQUERO— BESSIN. 


Barquero agxb 

Barra afdk 

Barra  Str bctu 

Barracouta  Hr aokb 

Barra  Grande avze 

Barragua  Lt.  V anly 

Barram  R apyk 

Barrancas awij 

Barrancas  F axeb 

Barranquilla awmd 

Barrels  Rock  Lt.  V afvw 

Barren  Is aoef 

Barrier  I.,  Great atmf 

Barrington  B bcho 

Barrow aewg 

Barrow,  Pt atpk 

Barry  Docks abrb 

Barseback acbg 

Barso 1 adgj 

Bartika awib 

Barth adbu 

Bartlett  Reef  Lt.  V aztp 

Barton,  P aqce 

Barunguba  I asij 

Baruva  (Barwa) anho 

Bas,  He  de agiq 

Bascufian,  C avdy 

Baseleghe  P aiuo 

Bashi  R... alyq 

Bashee  Is aqpk 

Bashika  B aknp 

Basidu amvj 

Basilan  I aqu 

Basin  of  Mines bcdn 

Basque,  P besu 

Basques  Roads agqu 

Basra amui 

BassHr anqh 

Bass  R baed 

Str ascn 

da  India amhb 

Bassein  R.  (Burma) anlu 

Bassein  (India) amzb 

Basseterre  (Guadaloupe). .  .aydm 

Basse  Terre  (St.  Kitts) aybz 

Bastia ahzu 

Bastion,  0 anxt 

Basto abxv 

Bata alqt 

Bataban6 axoz 

Batan  Is aqfi 

Batan  P  (Panay) aqhx 

Batanga. . , alqm 

Batangas aqgy 

Batavia. apve 

Batavia  R arib 

Bateman  B asit 

Bath  (Netherland) aegh 

Bath  (Me.) bamr 

Bath  (N.  C.) ayst 

Bathurst  (Canada) bdiz 

Bathurst  (Cape  Colony) alyf 

Bathurst  (Gambia) '. .  alhu 

Bathurst,  C atpc 

Batonga  Roadstead alqp 

Battery  Pt bcsz 

Batticaloa  Roads anfd 

Battle  I. . . : bemf 

Batu  Bara aprb 


Batu  Is apud 

Batum aklp 

Batur alip 

Bauld,  C berd 

Bavaria : acvs 

Bay  City bega 

Bay  of  Islands besf 

Bay  R. aysn 

Bay  Rock..., aswv 

Bayas akrm 

Bayona agzn 

Bayonne agtq 

Bazaruto  C alzx 

Bazit  Pt akrs 

Beachport arwp 

BeachyHd aelf 

Beale,  C atxtj 

Bear,  C.  (France) ahpq 

Bear,  C.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.) bdal 

Bear  I abdm 

Beam ahpq 

Beaver,  P amkj 

Beaufort  (N.  C.) ayrg 

Beaufort  (S.  C.) aynu 

Beaufort  I aomt 

Beaufort,  P alxd 

Beaujeu  Ch bdre 

Beaumaris aettj 

Beauport bdsx 

Beaver  Hr baxy 

Beaver  I bcmz 

Bebek akbz 

Bee  de  l'Aigle ahsr 

Bee  Melen  Pt agmv 

Bedeque  B bczi 

Bedford  Basin bcxs 

Bedloe  I azoh 

Bedout  I arlo 

Bega. . .'. asih 

Begleguer  Pt aghy 

Beglitzkaia  Lt.  V akiv 

Beg  Meil  Pt aglz 

Beg  Morg  Pt agml 

Behkeimisaki apmx 

Beian ablv 

Beikos akcr 

Beipur anco 

Beira ambi 

Beirut aksf 

Beit  Hr amxi 

Bekkervig abrt 

Bel  Sound abdc 

Bel-Air  Pt amhi 

Belem ahcb 

Belfast  (Ireland) aftr 

Belfast  (Me.) bapo 

Belfast  (Victoria) arxk 

Belgium aego 

Belgrano,  P '. avmz 

Beliling  Roadstead aqnh 

Belillo awmj 

Belimbing aptb 

Belitung  I apsi 

Belize awrc 

Bell  Rock afiw 

Bellavista,  C aids 

Bellechasse  I bdsf 

Belle-Ile  (France) agnk 

Belle  Isle beqs 

Belle  Isle  Str bepo 


Belleville bdws 

Bellinger  R '. asod 

Bellingham  B atyf 

Bello,  P.  (Colombia) awno 

Bello,  P.  (Philippines) aqjh 

Belmonte avwy 

Belmore  Hr amcj 

Belo  Pulo  I : . .  .ajnf 

Belvedere  Tower ailk 

Bembridge .'aemk 

Behard  /Pt agez 

Behat,  C ahtw 

Bender  Erekli aknf 

Bene^ente avut 

Bengal  B anio 

Ben  Ghazi akut 

Bengo  B alsz 

Benguela alts 

Bengut,  C akyh 

Benicarl6 ahlb 

Benidorme ahju 

Benin  R aloh 

Beni  Saf  Hr akzh 

Benkulen apth 

Benodet aglx 

Benti  Pt '. aljq 

Benzert akwm 

Beppu aozc 

Berau  G aqsb 

Berbera amou 

Berbice ■'. awhk 

Berck afym 

Berdiansk akir 

Berdugil ajpb 

Berehaven afpz 

Berenice  (Tripoli) akut 

Berenice  P ampz 

Beresow abcp 

Berezan  I akfz 

Berg abhi 

Bergen  (Germany) adbi 

Bergen  (N.  J) : azoe 

Bergen  (Norway) abrl 

Bergen-op-Zoom aefk 

Bergudden  Pt acmx 

Bergues afxn 

Berguglie  B ajck 

Berhala  Str aprv 

Berhampur anhs 

Bering  I apnq 

Bering  Sea apnw 

Bering  Str apom 

Beriuch  Spit akip 

Berlevaag abgc 

Berlin acvx 

Bermeo aout 

Bermuda ayh*q 

Bernam  R anrk 

Berne ahvr 

Bernieres agbs 

Berry  Hd bcoe 

Bersimis  R bdny 

Bertheaume aqjz 

Berville afzn 

Berwick afkr 

Bes6s  R ahmd 

Bessaker abln 

Bessan^ ahql 

Bessarabia akfq 

Bessin,  P.  en agbt 


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Beauki apwo 

Betanzos agxv 

Bethune  Pt aogh 

Betsiboka  R ampx 

Betts  Cove bexh 

Betty  I bold 

Beundo  R alqo 

Buzeval  Pt A6BH 

Bezerta  Grande aldy 

Beziers '... .  ahqc 

Bhagwadandi amyp 

Bhamo anmr 

Bhatkul  Cove anby 

Bhaunagar  Creek amyb 

Biafra,  Bight  of alpw 

Bianca  I aidk 

Bianche  Pt ajcp 

Biarritz agts 

Bias  B. anzi 

Bic  I BDOT 

Bicquette  I bdoq 

Bidassoa aguf 

Bideford aepn 

Bidston aetjn 

Bielosarai  Spit akit 

Bienhoa anvo 

Big  Arrow  I :bcqo 

Bihit  Pt agio 

Bijouga  Is ALiu 

Bilbao agtjz 

Billhook  I bdej 

Billingsgate  I bagl 

Billingsport azlb 

Billitonl apsi 

Biloxi axbz 

Bima - aqnv 

Bimlipatam anhi 

Bingo  nada apdy 

BinueR alpc 

Bio  Bio  R avgt 

Biorko acrp 

Biorn ackz 

Biornabben  Rock acgx 

Biorneborg acpo 

Biorno ABJH 

Birch  Pt ...-bdhy 

Bird  Island  Lt.  (C.  Br.  I.)..bcua 

Bird  I.  (Cape  Colony) alyc 

Bird  I.  (C.Verde  Is.) algx 

Bird  I.  (Mass.) azytj 

Bird  Rock  (Bahamas) axkf 

Bird  Rock  (C.  Br.  I.) bctp 

Birkenhead aevk 

Birmingham aevt 

Biscay,  B.  of agjs 

Bisceglie AIQX 

Bishop  and  Clerks badu 

Bisliopsand  Clerks  (Wales).. aesm 
Bishop  Rock  (Scilly  Is.)-  -  -Aeow 

Bishop  Sound arbt 

Bismarck  Archipelago aqtjc 

Bissao  I        aliq 

Bitter  Lake,  Great aktq 

Bitter  Lake,  Little aktr 

Biuro  (Biuro)  Klubb acnf 

Bizerta 

Bjornsund 

Bjoro ,- 

Bjuro - 


AKWM 
ABNI 
.ABM 

ACNF 


Blaavand  Pt adrp 

Black  Deep  Lt.  V aeir 

Black  Head aits 

Blackpool , aevu 

Black  R.  (Jamaica) axsb 

Black  River  B amiq 

Black  Rock  Hr.  (Conn.) azsx 

Black  Rock  (N.  S.) bcdh 

BlackrockPt.  (C.  Br.  I.)....bctr 

Black  Sea akdb 

Blacksod  B aprx 

Blackstrap  B ahgb 

Blackwall aeix 

Blackwater  Bank  Lt.  V afvm 

Blair  Hr anth 

Blair,  P.  (Andaman) anmw 

Blakeney,  P atum 

Blakistone  I ayzw 

Blanc,  P aghq 

Blanc  Nez,  C afxz 

Blanche  B.  (New  Pom.)...  .aqtjh 
Blanche  P.  (S.  Australia)... arqs 

Blanco,  C.  (Cent.  Am.) aurq 

Blanco,  C.  (Or.) auel 

Blanco,  C.  (Palma) ahof 

Blanco,  C.  (W.  Africa) alfit 

Blanes -  -  -  ahmq 

Blankenberghe aehk 

Blankenese adur 

Blavet agnp 

Blaye. agsx 

Blegen  Lille absv 

Blenheim atkb 

BleveReef amel 

Blexen advs 

Blight  Boat  Entrance aszg 

Blixvser abjo 

Block  I azut 

Blonde  Is aoktj 

Bloody  Foreland afsn 

BlosconPt agin 

Bluefield awov 

Bluefields  B axry 

Blue  Hill  B barq 

Blue  Mountain axsv 

Blueskin atil 

Bluff  Hr atgn 

Bluff,  The alyz 

Blunt  I ATZE 

Blyth AFLE 

Bo. ABQK 

Boar  I.  (Burgeo) betg 

Boars  Hd B0FP 

BocaChica awmt 

Boca  del  Toro awoh 

Bodalla ASIN 

Bodega  B AUPW 

Bodiel AYTI 

Bodo ABJG 

Bogense ADHE 

Boggonosky akgs 

BoghaziP AJTS 

Bo|ota AWMB 

Bogoyavlensk AKGP 

Bolskar A«!K 

Bohemia ACVR 

Bohull A«IZ 

BohusB ABZJ 

Boigul A«SN 

Boisdale,  Loch A™ 


Bois  Rouge  Pt amhk 

Boiador,  C alfq 

BojanaR ajgp 

Bojeador,  C. aqex 

Bokel  cay awqv 

Bolinao aqel 

Bolivar  Pt.  (Tex.) awvi 

Bolivar  (Venezuela) a  win 

Bologna aisr 

Bol  Shuzhmui  I abet 

Bolt  Hd aenr 

Boma.P axlk 

Bom  Abrigo  I avsr 

Bomarsund acqo 

BombahG a)  vj 

Bombay ai'zd 

Bombay  Hook azit 

BombetokeB amfu 

Bombori  F aklh 

Bomma alsi 

Bommelo absr 

Bon,  C akwd 

Bona.... akxd 

Bonacca  I awpi 

Bonaire  I awkp 

Bonaventura  Cove awob 

Bonavista  (C.  Verde  Is.) alhf 

Bonavista,  C bewc 

Bond6R ^ a«zp 

Bondulan  Pt aqig 

B6ne akxd 

Bo'ness ApKC 

Bongao  I a«lv 

Bonham  I a.oey 

Boni aqmr 

Bonifacio aibm 

Bonifati,  C abq 

Boninls aqvp 

BonitaPt augd 

Bonne  B berz 

Bonny  R alpj 

Bon  Portage  I bchi 

Booby  I asztj 

Boom aegv 

Boompjes  I apvj 

Boon  I 1 baks 

Borcea aketj 

Borda,  C A™w 

Bordeaux a<5td 

Bordentown azkp 

Borgholm acgw 

Borga..-.'. acrh 

Borinquen,  C axwd 

BorjaB avjh 

Borkum  Flat  Lt.  V adyp 

Borkum  I adye 

Bonnes  Road ahtje 

Borneo amf 

Bornholm acey 

Boroholm abmj 

Borrowstounness afkc 

Bosa AiEV 

Bosch adug 

Bosnia ajge 

Bosphorus ajzx 

Bossiljina ajdn 

Boston  (England) afni 

Boston  (Mass.) bahs 

Boston  Lt.  V bagy 

BotafochI ahny 


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Part  II. 


BOTANY— BURNETT. 


Botany asjq 

Bothnia,  G.  of acko 

Bouc AHRP 

Bougainville  Str aqxf 

Bougainville  I aqwn 

Bougaroni,  C akxv 

Boughton  R bdcg 

Bougie. AKYB 

Boulogne afyg 

Boundary  B atyb 

Bounty  Is atop 

Bouquet,  P akbi 

Bourchier  Group aoky 

Boursefranc agbl 

Bouzareah akyl 

Bovalino aipm 

Bovbierg adrl 

Bowen aswo 

Bowen,  P asvj 

Bowling  Green,  C aswq 

Boyanna  B amfb 

Boyne  R.  ( Ireland) afuq 

Boyne  R.  (Queensland) .  .  .  .astz 

Boz  Burnu ajyr 

Brabant,  C amij 

Bradford afmt 

Bradley  Hd askh 

Braganza  Shoal  Lt.  V awdu 

Brahestad acom 

Brahmaputra  R ankc 

Braila akes 

Brake advx 

Brameya  R aljg 

Brandaris adzb 

Brandinchi,  P aidm 

Brandso adoq 

Brandy  Pots bdpo 

Brandywine  Sh azib 

Brantevik acft 

Bras  d'Or bctl 

Brass  R alpi 

Bratholm abqj 

Brava  I alhs 

Brawa amny 

Brazil avqt 

Brazos  R awut 

Brazos  Santiago awtp 

Brazza  I ajdv 

Brazzaville alsj 

Breaker  Pt anzq 

Breaksea  Pt aerc 

Breaksea  I arpi, 

Breaksea  Lt.  V abrd 

Breakwater  Hr azhv 

Bredasdorp. alxc 

Bredskar aomk 

Breede  R alxe 

Breliat  I aghj 

Bremen adwo 

Bremer  B arpv 

Bremerhaven advk 

Bremerton aubq 

Bremo aclw 

Brenton  Reef  Lt.  V azxk 

Brescou  I ahqk 

Breskens aefz 

Bressay  I afgn 

Brest agkh 

Brest,  Rade  de agkm 

Bretagne aget 


Breton,  C agto 

Breton,  P agpv 

Breves aweh 

Brevik abwx 

Brevilacqua ajch 

Brewer baqg 

Brewer  Str aprf 

Bridgeport  (0.  Br.  I.) bcsk 

Bridgeport  (Conn.) aztd 

Bridgetown aygj 

Bridgewater  (England) aepz 

Bridgewater  (N.  S.) bcjq 

Bridlington afmi 

Bridport  (England) aenb 

Bridport  (Tasmania) asdo 

Brielle aedh 

Brierl bcfs 

Brighton  (England) aeli 

Brighton  (N.  Y.) azqd 

Brigus  B bevi 

Brill  Rk aqmy 

Brin  Factory alid 

Brinatauri  R aqsw 

Brindisi aiqk 

Brioni  Is ai wz 

Brisbane asqp 

Brisbane  Road  Pile  Lt.  Ho. .  asql 

Bristol  (England) aeqc 

Bristol  (R.  I.) azws 

British  Columbia atsx 

British  Guiana awhi 

British  Honduras awql 

British  New.  Guiana aqrv 

Briton  Ferry aern 

Brixham aenk 

Broach amyo 

Broadhaven afsc 

Broad  Mount  Hr asuy 

Broad  Sound asvn 

Broadstairs aeei 

Brockton  Pt atvd 

Brockville bdvu 

Broken  B asly 

Bronno abkst 

Bronnosund abkl 

Brooklyn azpf 

Broome arlm 

Brothers  (China) aobe 

Brothers  Lt.  (N.  Z.) atdu 

Brothers,  The  (Red  Sea) amqf 

Broughton  Hr.  (Korea) aomx 

Broughton,  P arst 

Broughty  Ferry afiz 

Brouwershaven aefc 

Brow  Hd afpv 

Brownsville awtm 

Bruceport Atrcv 

Bruges aehl 

Bruit  R apyg 

Brule,  C bdrw 

Brulos aktx 

Brunet  I betm 

Brunei apyn 

Brunsbuttel adue 

Brunsbiittelkoog aduo 

Brunshausen adum 

Brunswick ayku 

Brunswick  Dock aevh 

Brunswick  R asov 

Bruny  I asfw 


Brusa ajyw 

Brusc ahsz 

Brussels aegz 

Bruster  Ort acwt 

Buac AQGT 

Buaro  I aq wf 

Buccaneer  Archipelago. arld 

Buccari  B aiyt 

Buchan  Ness afin 

Bucharest akfh 

Buchupero .-. .  avgi 

Buckminster  I aogt 

Bucksport baqj 

Buctouche  R bcyk 

Bud abng 

Budapest aiyn 

Budd  Inlet aubz 

Buddon  Ness afix 

B|udrum akpf 

Budua ajgc 

Buenaventura atjtq 

Buena  Vista aqht 

Bueno  Rio axrm 

Bueno  R avhx 

Buenos  Aires avod 

Buffalo bdzs 

Buffalo  R ALYM 

Bug  R  .  .  . AKGL 

Bugia ahcl 

Bugio  (Madeira) aldz 

Buholm abkj 

Buitenzorg apvg 

Buk  Pt ADCI 

Bukas  Is aqjz 

Bulama aliv 

Bulari  B aqys 

Bulbineh alji 

Buleleng  Roadstead aqnh 

Bulgaria akdt 

Bulhar amov 

Bulk  Pt ADEW 

Bull  B aypq 

Bull  Pt.  (C.  Verde  Is.) algr 

Bull  Pt.  (England) aeps 

Bull  Rock afqg 

Buller  R ^. . atfi 

Bulsar amyt 

Bulusan aqge 

Bulwer  Pilot  Station aspy 

Bunbury arop 

Buncrana afsv 

Bundaberg astl 

Bundoo asiv 

Bunga  B aptq 

Bungo  Ch aoyt 

Buol AQLO 

Burai,  P aqyz 

Burano ,  .aitz 

Burges asen 

Burgess  Islet atne 

Burghaz  B akdm 

Burght aegu 

Burias  I aqgo 

Burin  I beuh 

Burketown arig 

Burleigh aspi 

Burling  I ahbp 

Burlington azks 

Burma anky 

Burnett  Hr asgt 


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BURNETT— CARLISLE . 


Burnett  R astj 

Burnham aepx 

Burnt  I.  (G.  of  Aden) amos 

Burnt  I.  (Me.). banp 

Burnt  Is.  (India) anbh 

Burntcoat  Hd bcep 

Burntisland afjp 

Burra alzv 

Burrard  Inlet atvb 

Burriana... ahks 

Burrow  Hd aexq 

Burrum  R asth 

Burry  P aertj 

Bum  I aqre 

Burwell,  P beai 

Bushire amvb 

Busios  C AVTJB 

Buskar  I acbq 

Busselton arow 

Bustard  Hd astr 

Buso,  P aiuy 

Busto,  C agwo 

Busuanga aqcr 

Busum. .  1 ADTL 

Butang  Group anqd 

Bute  Docks aeqx 

Buton aqml 

Butt  of  Lewis afcv 

Butuan aqkh 

Buyuk  B. .-. akci 

Buyuk  Chekmejeh ajxs 

Buyukdere akcg 

Buzzards  B azxw 

ByLt.  V agsn 

Bynoe  Hr arjt 

Byron,  C asot 

Caballeria,  C ahpl 

Caballol aqdo 

CaballoPt agvi 

CaballosPt awptj 

Cabafial ahkr 

Cabanas  P axob 

Cabedello awbc 

Cabello,  P awkh 

Cabeza  de  San  Juan axwl 

Cabonico axlw 

Cabot  I BBWM 

Cabot  Str bct/v 

Cabral aqdg 

CabralB avws 

Cabrera ahoz 

Caccia,C Alrc 

CacheoR ALIK 

Cacilhas  Pt ahcn 

Cadaques ahng 

Cades  Pt aycp 

Cadiz AHBP 

Caen AGBN 

Caermarthen aerx 

AKSR 


Cagliari AIDY 

Caicosls AXKN 

Cairns ASXY 

Cairo AKTD 

Cala,C - AH0' 

Calabar ALPN 

Calabazas  Isles A«HZ 

Calabria AIPK 

CalaburrasPt AHGL 


Calafat akfd 

Cala  Grande  I aifq 

Calagua aqfo 

Calais afxy 

Calamianes  Group aqcn 

Calandorang  B aqbc 

Calarasi akex 

Calapan aqcz 

Calbayoc aqjm 

Calbuco  Ch avij 

Calcasieu  R awxd 

Calcutta anji 

Caldera,  P avdq 

Caldwell alki 

Caldy  I aery 

Caledonia  Hr awng 

Caledonian  Canal afbr 

Calella ahmn 

Caleta  Buena avcn 

Calf  of  Man aewy 

Calicut ancm 

California atjex 

California  G -  -  -  -  auld 

California,  Lower aukj 

Calimere,  Pt anfp 

Callao auyt 

Calle,  La akwz 

Calliope  R asug 

Calonge agsq 

CalonnaR axov 

Calpe ahjy 

CalshotLt.  V ably 

Calumbo alti 

Calumet bejo 

Calvi aiby 

Camaguan awip 

Camamu : avxm 

Camana avbj 

Camarat,  C ahtjj 

Camaret agktj 

Camargue ahro 

Camarifias agyf 

Cambay  G amyg 

Cambodia anvd 

Cambridge  G arki 

Cambrils ahlq 

Camden  (Me.) bapf 

Camden  (N.J.) azkv 

Camden  Haven asni 

Camiguin aqfh 

Caminha agztj 

Cammin acyr 

Campana avol 

Campanella  Pt 

Campbell,  C 

Campbell  I atol 

Campbell,  P.  (Andaman) .  .anmx 
Campbell,  P.  (Victoria). ..  -arxq 
Campbelltown  (Canada) 
Campbelltown  (N.  Z.).. 

Campbelton 

Campeche 

Campen 

Campo  alle  Serre ahyq 

Campo  R alqr 

Campobello  I 

Campos 

Canada 

Cananea 

Canary  Is aleb 


AIHW 
.ATJTJ 


-BDJR 
-ATGL 
.AEZN 
AWRY 
.ADYN 


BAXJ 
.AVUJ 
BAWL 
.AVST 


Canaveiras avxb 

Canaveral,  C axih 

Cancale agev 

Candas agwe 

Candia ajpd 

Candia  Town ajpm 

Candolu  Islet aqjt 

Cani  Is akwj 

Cannes ahuw 

Canning  (N.  S.) bcer 

Canning  F.  (Singapore) ansu 

Canning,  P.  (India) anjt 

Canonnier  Pt amif 

Canso bcoj 

Canso,  Gut  of bcoy 

Cantick  Hd afew 

Cantin,  C albx 

Canton anyi 

Canton  R anyj 

Cantyre,  Mull  of aezp 

Canzirri aikr 

Capalonga aqfp 

Cape  Breton  I bcpn 

Cape  Colony alvm 

Cape  Town alwi 

Capel  rosso  Pt ahzk 

Cape  Verde  Is algo 

Capis aqhy 

Capocesto ajdh 

CaponesPt aqeb 

Caporosso  Pt ahzg 

Cappuccini,  Mt aisg 

Capraia ahzi, 

Caprara,  C aifh 

Caprara  I airp 

Capreral aicw 

Capri aihx 

Capricorn,  C asuk 

CapucinsPt agkt 

Carabobo  Province awkb 

Caracas  (Ecuador) auvd 

Caracas  (Venezuela) awjy 

Caracol axtu 

Caracoli awmh 

CaragaB aqkl 

Cara-Irman. . .' akei 

Caraminal agyu 

Caraquette  I bdik 

Caravellas avwk 

Carbon,  C akyd 

Carbonara,  C , aidt 

Carbonear  I bevo 

Carboneras ahiq 

Carcar aqiv 

Cardenas axn« 

Cardiff aeqw 

Cardigan  (Wales) aesq 

Cardigan  B.  Lt.  V.. aesr 

Cardigan  B.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.). . .  -bdar 

Cardwell asxi 

CarenaPt aihy 

Carentan mbx 

Cargados  Carajos amiv 

Cargodo  I aom  w 

Cariaco A^JG 

Caribou bcwtj 

Carimata  Str apxj 

Carleton bdka 

Carlingford afuj 

Carlisle aewt 


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CAKLISLE— CHEMULPO. 


Carlisle  B.  (Barbados) aygh 

Carlisle  B.  (Jamaica) axsh 

Carljohansvsern abxy 

Carlo  Forte aibq 

Carloway afcu 

Carlso achg 

Carmanah atxq 

Carmel auhw 

Carmel,  C aksp 

Carmen  I awsf 

Carnarvon  (Wales) aetf 

Carnarvon  B.  Lt.  V aetg 

Carnarvon  (W.  Australia). . . armk 

Carnero ahfo 

Carnsore  Pt afvu 

Carolina  Is aqux 

Carolinensiel adxm 

Carouge  R. » bdtm 

Carpentaria  G aehy 

Carraca ahbv 

Carranza,  C avgf 

Carriacou ayfw 

Carrickfergus aftu 

Carril agyx 

Carrizal  Bajo  B avdu 

Cartagena  (Colombia) awmr 

Cartagena  (Spain) ahiz 

Cartaya ahds 

Carteret,  C.  de agbb 

Carthage,  C akwg 

Cartwnght  Hr bexv 

Carupano awjc 

Carvoeiro,  C.  (Portugal,  S.).ahdc 
Carvoeiro,  C.  (Portugal,  W.).ahbr 

Carysfort  Reef ; axhp 

Casablanca avfi 

Cascaes  B ahbx 

Casco  B BALZ 

Cascumpeque  Hr bdes 

Casilda,  P axpo 

Casma  B auyf 

Caspian  Sea akls 

Casquets agcy 

Cassanha altn 

Cassie  Pt bcyh 

Cassis ahsq 

Castellamare  (Italy) aihs 

Castellamare  (Sicily) ainh 

Castelli,  Pt.  du agox 

Castello  Mt ahzm 

Castellon  d  e  la  Plana ahkt 

Castel  nuovo  (Spalato) ajdq 

Castelnuovo  (Cattaro,  G.)...ajfv 

Castel  Sardo aifo 

Castiglione ahyo 

Castillo  B avqr 

Castine baqs 

Castle  B afdl 

Castle  Haven azfh 

Castle  I axkj 

Castlemaine afqo 

Castletown aexc 

Castries  B aore 

Castries',  P ayfi 

Castropol ■ agwu 

Castro  Urdiales agvc 

Castua aiyk 

Cat  I.  (Bahamas) axjw 

Cat  I.  (Miss.) axbt 

Cataingan aqhp 


Catalina  Hr bevx 

Catanduanes aqfx 

Catania ailb 

Catanzaro aipr 

Catastrophe,  C arsb 

Catbalogan aqjn 

Catherine  Hill  B asmd 

Cathlamet audi 

Catlin  R atho 

Catoche,  C awrm 

Cattaro ajfz 

Cattewater aenx 

Cattolica  P aism 

Catuama , avzw 

Caucasus akjn 

Caudebec afzr 

Cauto  R axqf 

Cavalaire ahui 

Cavaliere,  C akql 

Cavalleria,  C ahpl 

Cavallo  I aibh 

Cavallo  Bianco  Pt aipd 

Cavallo  Pass awue 

Cavalo,  C aibv 

Cavetta  Canal aibk 

Cavite aqds 

Cavoli  I aidu 

Cawanba asox 

Caxias  (Observatory) ahct 

Caxine,  C akyo 

Caybarien,  P axnc 

Cayemites ; axvo 

Cayenne awfu 

Cayes axvg 

Cayeux afyr 

Caymanera axqt 

Cay  Sal  Bank axjg 

Cayutlan  Lagoon aunm 

Ceara awcn 

Cedar  Keys axfb 

Cefalu aint 

Celebes aqly 

Celestun awru 

Central  America auqf 

Centre  I atgd 

Ceperou  F awgb 

Cephalonia ajiy 

Ceram  I aqps 

Cernavoda akew 

Cerigo  I -. ajmx 

Cerigotto ajnc 

Cerro  Azul auze 

Cerros  I aukv 

Cervera  P aiwn 

Cervia  P aisq 

Cesenatico  P. aisp 

Cette ahqp 

Ceuta albb 

Ceylon aneg 

Chabarova abdy 

Chabrol  Hr aqvb 

Chacahua  B auoh 

Chagos  Archipelago amjl 

Chagres awny 

Chagu  Chien  Dogu aonk 

Chahbar  B. amvy 

Chaki  Chaki amlk 

Chala abvf 

Chaleur  B bdiq 

Chalmers,  P atih 


Chamatla  R aumt 

Cham6  B ausv 

Chamela aune 

Champborne  Pt amhn 

Champerico atjpm 

Champion  B armw 

Champlain bdts 

Champoton awsd 

Chanak ajxb 

Chanaral -• a  vdm 

Chancay auyp 

Chandbali anik 

Chandeleur  Is awzc 

Chandprnagore anjp 

Chandler  B bavc 

Chang  I anuq 

Channel  Is agcu 

Channel  Rk.  Lt.  V asyq 

Chanohry  Pt afhy 

Chapel  I aobf 

Chapeo  Virado  Lt. awdx 

Chaptico azbd 

Chapu • aoen 

Chaquamegon  Pt bens 

Char:!;., amvf. 

Chardak  Pt akjz 

Charente,  La,  R agqz 

Charles,  C azgo 

Charles  C.  Lt.  V azgp 

Charleston ayos 

Charleston  Lt.  V ayoq 

Charlestown  (Mass.) bahv 

Charlestown  (W.  I.) ayod 

Charlotte,  P Aezt 

Charlotte  Amalia axzd 

Charlotte  Hr axfw 

Charlotte  Town bdac 

Charters  Corner bcae 

Chasseloup  B aqzd 

Chassiron agrj 

Chateau,  Le '. agri 

Chateau  B beoj 

Chateau  d'lf  I ahsg 

Chateaudin  Road axvi 

•  Chateaulin agkq 

Chatham  (Canada) bdhg 

Chatham  (England) aejy 

Chatham  (Mass.) baeg 

Chatham  I.  (Galapagos,  Is.).auvl 

Chatham  Is.  (S.  Pacific) ator 

Chatte,  C bdnj 

Ohauchu  fu anzv 

Chauda,  C akhx 

Chaul,  P amzr 

Chausey  Is agen 

Chauveau  Pt agqj 

Chay agrz 

Chebek akuw 

Chebucto  Hd bclm 

Chedabucto  B bcos 

Cheduba  Str anlm 

Chefoo aoiw 

Chefuncte axbd 

Chejin aomp 

Chelindreh  P akqj 

Cheltau aolg 

Chelyuskin,  C abce 

Chemoulin  Pt agpi 

Chemulpo aolr 


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461 


CHENAMPO— OOMOX. 


Chenampo aolg 

Chentabun  R anup 

Chepo  R atjte 

Chepstow — , aeqr 

Cherbourg agcm 

Cherchell. . .- akyr 

Gheribon apvm 

Cherryfield baub 

Cherrystone  Inlet azgl 

Cherso aiyv 

Chesapeake       and       Albemarle 

Canal aywf 

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 

ChevreC agky 

Chiappa  Pt aibe 

ChiarucciaTr aify 

Chiavari ahxf 

Chiba apih 

Chicago  .> beji 

Chichagoff  I atsj 

Chichakoff  C aoye 

Chichester aelo 

Chicken  Rock aewz 

Chicijima  (Beechy  Group) .  .aqvt 

Chico  Bank  Lt.  V avnq 

ChicoP auvp 

CMco  R AVLI 

Chicoutimi bdpf 

Chidley  C beyk 

Chignecto  B bazc 

Chilachap  Inlet apwz 

Chilaw anej 

Chilca auzc 

Chile avbz 

Chiletu  B apxd 

Chilka  Lake anhw 

Chiloango  R alru 

Chiloe  I avib 

Chiluan  I ambe 

Chimbote,  P auxy 

Chimo  F beyn 

China anxj 

China  Bakir anmb 

Chincha  Is auzi 

Chinchu aobj 

Chincoteague  Inlet azgu 

ChindeR...'. ambr 

Chin  Do...'. aomn 

Chinhai. aoel 

Chinkiang  fu aofz 

Chioggia  P Attn 

Chipiona ahel 

Chiriqui  Lagoon. awod 

Chita., appv 

Chitando  Inlet apxc 

Chittagong ankh 

Choiseul  I aqwm 

Choiseul,  P ameg 

Choptank  R azfe 

Chorillos  B auyz 

Chorrera ausx 


Chowan  R aytx 

Christchurch  (England) aemp 

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) arew 

Chuen  I anuo 

Chungking aohy 

Chukiang anyj 

Chupat  R avmf 

Church  Pt bcgh 

Churchill  F bezf 

Churubash akig 

Chusan  Archipelago aoed 

Cibil  Dock avqb 

Ciboux  I bcua 

Cienfuegos axpm 

Cies  I agzm 

Ciotat ahsu 

Circassia akjo 

Circeo  (Circello)  Mt aigk 

Circle  City atqu 

Cispata,  P awmz 

Cittanuova aiwl 

Citta  Vecchia ajef 

City  Pt aywx 

City,  The aehx 

Ciudad  de  David ausp 

\Ciudadela ahpk 

Civita  Vecchia aifv 

Clare afrc 

Clare  I afrp 

Claremont  I.  Lt.  V asyt 

Clarence  B altjz 

Clarence,  P atpw 

Clarence  R asoh 

Clarence  Str amvn 

Clark  Pt .' azyf 

Clayton bdwa 

Clear,  C afpr 

Cleveland,  C aswr 

Cleveland  (Erie) beds 

Cleveland  (Queensland) asqt 

Clew  B AFRT 

Cliffy  I asbe 

Clifton  (Canada) bdit 

Clifton  (N.  Z.) ater 

Clinton arup 

Clinton,  P becz 

CloCh  Pt aeym 

Clonakilty afxc 

Clonmel  I asbk 

Cloudy  B atkf 

Clyde  Canal afjy 

Clyde  R.  (N .  S .  W. ) asiv 

Clyde  (Scotland) aeyf 

Coacoacho  B bepu 

Coal  I avtx 

Coanza  R altg 

Coast  Castle,  C alne 

Coatzacoalcos  R awsp 

Cobden atfq 

Cobequid  B bcdt 


Cobija  B avcu 

Coburg .bdxn 

Cocague bcyj 

Cocanada anhd 

Cochin ancr 

Cochin  China anvj 

Cochinos  B axpi 

Cockatoo  I askz 

Cockburn  Hr axkp 

Cockburn  Sound aroe 

Cockle  Lt.  V afnz 

Coekspur  I aymw 

Cocos  Is APTX 

Cod,  C BAPW 

Codera,  C awjs 

Codling  Bank  Lt.  V apvj 

Codolar  Pt > ahnr 

Codrington aycj 

Coffins  I bcjh 

Cognena  G aidb 

Cohansey Azilk 

Coilnapatam. . : andx 

Coilsinipatam andw 

Colasi. .- aqhv 

Colastine avop 

Colberg acyn 

Colborne,  P bdzv 

Colchester afpj 

Cold  Spring  Hd bcxm 

Colerame afti 

Colerun angb 

Colima auno 

Coll afbx 

Collingwood  (Huron) behp 

Collingwood  (N.  Z.) atev 

Collinson,  C aNyz 

Collioure ahpt 

Collo AKXS 

Colombia awlo 

Colombo ANEM 

Colon AWNQ 

Colon,  P ahow 

Colonia avpg 

Colonna,  C ajos 

Colonne,  C aipt 

Colonsay apbl 

Colorado  G aurw 

Colorado  R.  (Argentina) avmt 

Colorado  R.  (Mexico) aulo 

Colorado  R.  (Tex.) awuk 

Columbaia  I aind 

Columbia azck 

Columbia  R.  (Or. ) aucz 

Columbia  (S.  C.) ayqf 

Columbia  Falls bauq 

Columbretes  Is ahkw 

Colville  R bdcj 

Comacchio aisy 

Combahee  R ayod 

Combermere  B .anle 

Comboyuro  Pt aspw 

Combrit ,.  .aglv 

Comino  I aioy 

Comino,  C aidp 

Comisa ajem 

Commandatubu av'xc 

Commercial  Docks aejm 

Comoro  I.  (Comores) amcy 

Comorin,  C andb 

Comox ATVY 


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COMPARE— DABHOL. 


Compare,  C aixh 

Comptroller  B argk 

Conanicut  I azvl 

Concarneau agmd 

Conceicao  R ambq 

Concepcion  (Chile) avgp 

Concepcion  B.  (Mexico) auli 

Concepcion  (Uruguay) avpq 

Conception  Pt adin 

Conchali  B aven 

Concord bakj 

Concordia,  La  (Cent.  Am.).AUQN 

Concordia  (Uruguay) avpu 

Conducia  B amch 

Cone,  The anov 

Conejera  I ahob 

Conero,  Mt aisd 

Coney  I azpx 

Conference  Group aolz 

Congaree  R ayqf 

Coml AHFG 

Conimicut  Pt azvr 

Coningbeg  Lt.  V afvx 

Connahs  Quay abuf 

Connecticut azso 

Conquet  P agjv 

Constantine akxp 

Constantinople akbj 

Constantza akeh 

Constitucion aygb 

Constitucion  Hr avcz 

Contarina aitj 

Contas avxk 

Conte,  P ". aiez 

Contis AGTM 

Conway aetr 

Cook,  B aqxy 

Cook  Is AEHO 

Cook  Str ATDQ 

Cooktown asyn 

Cooper  R ayph 

Coosa  R axdj 

Cope ahiv 

Copenhagen adom 

Copiapo avds 

Coppename  R awgv 

Copper  Hr beok 

Copper  I apnr 

Coquet  I apkz 

Coquille  R atjej 

Coquimbo avef 

Corabia akfc 

Corbay  Pt belz 

Corbiere,  La agdr 

Corcubion agyl 

Cordouan agru 

Core  Sound ayrp 

Corentyn  R awhc 

Corfu a  jho 

Coringa  B anhb 

Corinth ajld 

Corinto,  P adrc 

Corisco  B alqw 

Cork afwr 

Cork  Lt.  V afpd 

Corme agyc 

Corner  Inlet .asbg 

Cornfield  Pt.  Lt.  V azto 

Cornwall  ( Canada) bduw 

Cornwall  (England) aeod 


Corny  Pt arti 

Coro  Province awkl 

Coromandel  Hr atmh 

Coromandel  Coast anfr 

Corona  Hd avif 

Coronados,  Los aukl 

Coronel avhc 

Coronie awgz 

Corosal awre 

Corpus  Christi awts 

Corral avhs 

Corregidor  I aqdn 

Correnti  I ailt 

Corrientes avox 

Corrientes,  C.  (Argentine)  ..avne 

Corrientes,  C.  (Cuba) axon 

Corrientes,  C.  (Mexico) aumz 

Corrientes,  C.  (Africa) alzt 

Corrobedo,  C agyt 

Corrotoman  R ayzk 

Corse ahzp 

Corse,  C ahzq 

Corsen  Pt agju 

Corsewall  Pt aexu 

Corsica ahzp 

Corsini,  P aisv 

Corso,  C ahzq 

Cortellazzo  P aiuj 

Cortez,  P a  wpy 

Corton  Lt.  V afod 

Corufia agxy 

Corvo ALCN 

Cosmoledo  Is amjg 

Cossack arlx 

Costa  Rica awol 

Cotinguiba  R avyn 

Cotrone aipv 

Cottage  City bado 

Coubre  Pt agrq 

Coudres  I.. bdqj 

Country  Hr bcnu 

Couronne,  C ahrs 

Courseulles agbp 

Covelong angi 

Covesea afid 

Cowan  Cowan  Pt asqb 

Cowcolli ANIZ 

Cowes... AEMC 

Cowitchin : atwv 

Cox  Bazar ankr 

Coxen  Hole awpo 

Coy  Inlet '. avle 

Cozumel  I awri 

Cozzo  Spadaro ailr 

Craiova akfj 

Cranberry  I bcom 

Crane  I bden 

Craney  I  — ayvq 

Cranmar avkr 

Crance  I ajmt 

Cranz acws 

Crapaud bozu 

Cr6ach-ar-Maout aghn 

Creac'hmeur  Pt agkb 

Creac'h  Pt agjr 

Creighton  Hd bcqf 

Crescent  City aufc 

Creston  I aumr 

Crete ajpd 

Creus,  C ahni 


Creux  Hr agdm 

Crib  Pt arzw 

Crimea akhe 

Crinan  Canal afbi 

Croatia aiyp 

Croc  Hr -. bexd 

Crocus  B AYBD 

Croisette,  C ahsn 

Croisic,  Le agoy 

Croix agmu 

Croix  de  Vie agpy 

Croix  Rocks aghi 

Cromajty afhu 

Cromer :. .  afnq 

Crooked  Island  Passage axkd 

Crookhaven afpt 

Cros  P AHUB 

Crosby  Lt.  V aeuo 

Cross  I bcjz 

Cross  Ledge  Sh azin 

Cross  R alpt 

Cross  Rip  Lt.  V baes 

Cross  Sand  Lt.  V afoh 

Crouchers  I bckx 

Crow  Hr bcop 

Crowdy  Hd asng 

Crozet  I amjq 

Cruz,  C AXQL 

Cruz  del  Padre  Cay axnk 

Cruz  Pt ALDV 

Cuasenta  Dias  P avhf 

Cuba axlc 

Cuddalore angd 

Cudillero agwn 

Cuirassier  Bank  Lt.  V avno 

Culebra,  P.  (Costa  Rica) atjro 

Culebra  (W.  I.) axyq 

Culebrita axys 

Culiacan  R auml 

Culion  I aqcp 

Cullera ahkl 

Cumana awji 

Cumarebo awkj 

Cumberland aewh 

Cumberland  B avfo 

Cumberland  Basin bcan 

Cumberland  Sound ayjw 

Cumbraes aeyr 

Cumplida  Pt alfn 

Cunene  R alug 

Cunhahu  R awbk 

Curacao  I awkt 

Curanipe avgk 

Curaumilla  Pt avfg 

Curritia  Pt aipj 

Curtis  I ascu 

Curtis,  P astx 

Curzola ajeo 

Cuttack anic 

Cuttyhunk bacf 

Cuvier  I atmd 

Cuxhaven : adty 

Cuyuni  R awhy 

Cygnet,  P asgh 

Cypres  Mort awxp 

Cyprus akqt 

Cyrene akur 

Dabai amtq 

Dabhol amzx 


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DACCA— DORNOCH. 


Dacca ankg 

Daedalus  Sh amqc 

Dagerort,  C actw 

Dago acts 

Dahanu amyw 

Dahomey alnz 

Daila  P aiwh 

Diantree  R asyp 

Dairi aovy 

Dakar algk 

Dalaro acjf 

Dale abqc 

Dalhousie,  C. .. atpe 

Dalhousie,  P.  (Ontario) bdxz 

Dalhousie  (St.  Lawrence) ... bdjl 

Dalmatia ajcl 

Dalni  Pt apni 

Dalrymple  Hr.  (Jolo) aqln 

Dalrymple  Pt aswm 

Dalrymple,  P.  (Tasmania),  .asdq 

Daly,  P arjh 

Daman,  P amyv 

Damaraland aluh 

Damariscotta band 

Damascus aksg 

Dame  Hd adcy 

Dame  Marie,  C axvm 

Dame  Pt ayjn 

Dames,  Pt.  des agpu 

Damietta aktu 

Damkut amsp 

Dammal aqpb 

Dammam amub 

Damman acgl 

Dampier  Archipelago armc 

Dampier  Str aqru 

Dana  Pt ajnz 

Dand6  Pt alsw 

Danger  Pt.  (Africa) alwx 

Danger  Pt.  (N.  S.  W.) aspe 

Danube akfg 

Danzig acxp 

Dapitan  B aqkd 

Dardanelles ajwr 

Dar  el  Beida albt 

Dar  es  Salaam Amkw 

Dargaville atbj 

Darien,  G.  of awnc 

Darien  Hr auti 

Darling  Hr askt 

DarsPt adbx 

Dartmouth  (England) aenl 

Dartmouth  (N.  S. ) bclv 

Dartuch,  C ahpj 

Darvel  B apzu 

Darwin,  P arjk 

Dassen  I al  wc 

Dassow adcp 

Daudai aqsp 

Daunt  Rock  Lt.  V apwx 

Dauphin,  F.  (Haiti) axtw 

Dauphin,  F.  (Madagascar) . .  amfb 

Davao aqks 

Davey,  P -  -  -  -  asm 

Daviken abpk 

Davis  Inlet beyf 

Davis  Str bezk 

Dawson at«s 

Dayyir amvc 

Dazol  B aqek 


Dead  Sea aksz 

Deal aekn 

Deal  I ascz 

DecdlS  Pt agfo 

D6deagatch ajwm 

Dee  Lt.  V aeuc 

Dee  R aeub 

Deer  I.  (La.) awyn 

Deer  I.  (Me.) bare 

Deer  I.  (Mass.) bahd 

Delagoa  B alzk 

Delaware  Breakwater azhy 

Delaware  City azjc 

Delaware  (State) azhm 

Delaware  (Va.) ayxp 

De  Lemmer aebu 

Delfshaven aecz 

Delfzyl adyk 

Delgada  Pt.  (Azores) aldg 

Delgada  Pt.  (Argentina) avmj 

Delgada  Pt.  (Canary  Is.) aled 

Delgada  Pt^  (Magellan) avjp 

Delgado,  C amjw 

Deli  River  Lt.  V apqy 

Delia  Bocca  I aidh 

Dellys akye 

Delos ajrf 

Demata  B ajil 

Demarara awhn 

Demerara  Lt.  V awho 

Denia ahke 

Denison,  P aswk 

Denmark adgs 

Dennis  I amiz 

Dent  Haven apzt 

Dent  I as  wi 

D'Entrecasteaux  Ch asfq 

Departure  B atwp 

Deptford aejc 

Derby  (B.  C.) atvr 

Derby  (W.  Australia) arlj 

Dernah akuo 

Derwent  R asgn 

Desecheo  I axvs 

D6sirade aydu 

Desire,  P avlm 

Destruction  I : aucn 

D6tour  Passage begr 

Detroit bech 

Deuthero  Cove ajwg 

DeviR anhz 

Devil  I bcmh 

Devonport aeny 

Dhamra  R anih 

Diamant,  Le aypc 

Diamond  Hr anje 

Diamond  I anlv 

Diamond  Pt apqs 

Diamond  Rock aypc 

Diamond  Shoal  Lt.  V aytb 

Diana  cay axnm 

Dianna alig 

Dibba amti 

Dice  Hd baqp 

Diego  Garcia amjn 

Diego  Ramirez avkg 

Diego  Suarez  B amds 

Dielette,  P.  de agdy 

Dieppe apyu 

Dievenow acyq 


Difnem  I ampr 

Digby bcfg 

Digdequash  R bawx 

Dikili aknv 

Dilam amux 

Dil  Burnu ajyo 

Dilhi aqos 

Dillon  B aqxu 

Dinagat  I aqjv 

Dinan , agfk 

Dinard •. agpl 

DindingR anrc 

Dingle  B afqn 

Dingwall afhw 

Dinlleyn  Porth aeth 

Diomede  Is atpu 

DirkHartogI armn 

Dirkoomsduin •. aeby 

Dirschau acxo 

Discovery  I ...  I atxc 

Discovery,  P atzk 

Disko  B bezs 

Dismal  Swamp  Canal ayug 

Diu AMXS 

Dives agbj 

Divi  Pt ANGT 

Dix  Cove almy 

Dixon  Entrance attjd 

Djerba akvp 

Djibouti amoz 

Djidjelli akxw 

Djursten acku 

Dnieper  R akpy 

Dniester  B akpr 

Dobbo AQPL 

Doboy  Sound ayld 

Dobrogea akpo 

Doce  R avwg 

Dodd  I AOBK 

Dodman  Pt aeoi 

Doel aegj 

Dog  I ATGR 

Doha amtv 

Dohan  Asian  Bank  Lt.  V ajxi 

Dolga  Spit akjg 

Dolin  I , ajbo 

Dolma abks 

Domburg aepn 

Domesness acus 

Dominica ayep 

Don  R akjc 

Donaghadee apty 

Doncella  Pt ahgp 

Dondo  (Africa) altk 

Dondo  B  (Celebes) a«np 

Dondo  B  (Flores) aqoj 

Dondra  Hd anew 

Donegal apsj 

Dongara arnj 

Donnseso abkg 

Donsol aqgl 

Doob  Pt akjs 

Dorchester  (England) ased 

Dorchester  (N.  S.) bcah 

Do'dogne  R agtb 

Dordrecht , aedx 

Dorei,  P aqub 

Doris  G akpn 

Dornbusch  Pt adbp 

Dornoch aphq 


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Part  II 


DORO— ELLEN. 


■  Doro  Ch i ajqu 

Douairenez aglb 

Double  I anoq 

Double  Island  Pt asrk 

Douelan agmn 

Douglas  Inlet  (Korea) aomy 

Douglas  (Isle  of  Man) aexf 

Douglas  P.  (Queensland) . . .  asyb 
Douglas,  P.  (S.  Australia)  _  .arqy 

Dourga  Str aqsi 

Douro  R • ahbg 

Dove  Pt.  Beacon aohi 

Dover  (England) aekv 

Dover  Hr.  Lt.  V ; aekw 

Dover  (N.  S.) bcla 

Dovercourt afoy 

Downs,  The aeko 

Dowsing,  Inner,  Lt.  V afnd 

Dowsing,  Outer,  Lt.  V afnc 

Dragons  Mouth ayhm 

Dragonera  I ahok 

Dragor,  or,  Drogden  Lt.  V-.adog 

Drammen abyd 

Drammond,  C ahue 

Dranske adbs 

Drayton  Hr atyd 

Drepano,  C.  (Candia) ajpf 

Drepano  P  (Greece) ajit 

Dresden acwd 

Drewin alme 

Drobak abyl 

Drogden  Ch adoe 

Drogheda afur 

Dubh  Artach afbu 

Dublin: afvb 

Duddon  R aewi 

Dudgeon  Lt.  V afng 

Due  Odde acfm 

Dueni  Cove amdc 

Duhnen adtw 

Dui AORN 

Duino aivl 

Duiven  I apwt 

Dukati,  P ajgy 

Dukato,  C ajir 

Duke  Town alps 

Dulce,  G.  of ausf 

Dulce,  R awqf 

Dulcigno ajgo 

Duluth . BEMX 

Dumaguete aqir 

Dumankilas  B aqle 

Dumaran  I .  aqcl 

Dumbarton ,...t aezb 

Dumfries aexj 

Dumpling  Rock azyc 

Dunamund  F acvg 

Dunamund  I acdo 

Dunbar afkn 

Duncan  City... bego 

Duncannon '. afwh 

Duncansby  Hd afeg 

Dundalk afuo 

Dundee afjc 

Dundrum  B aftji 

Dunedin atij 

Dungan  R aonq 

Dungarvan afwk 

Dungeness  (England) aelb 

Dungeness  (Queensland)  ...asxe 


Dungeness  (S.  America) avjq 

Dunkerque afxl 

Dunkirk befd 

Dunmore afwj 

Dunnet  Hd afeb 

Duperr6,  P arbc 

Durazzo ajgt 

Durban alzb 

Durian  Sabatang anrh 

Durian  Str aprh 

Durnford  B alze 

Durnford,  P amnt 

Duroch,  C aonj 

D'Urville  I ateb 

Dury  Voe ...afgq 

Dutch  Guiana awgn 

Dutch  I azvi 

Duxbury  Pier bagu 

D vale  Ground  Lt.  V adqf 

Dwarka  Pt amxl 

Dwina,  N.,  Lt.  V abem 

Dwina  R.  (Riga) acul 

Dwina  R.  (White  Sea) aben 

Dyck  Lt.  V afxt 

Dyer  B batp 

Dyre  Fiord bfam 

Dzunan  Is apir 

Eads,  P awyt 

Eagle  Hr beod 

Eagle  Hawk  B asgw 

Eagle  I.  Beacon  (China) aohc 

Eagle  I.  (Ireland) afrz 

Eagle  I.  (Me.). bare 

Eagle  Nest  Pt arxz 

East  Arm  (Canada) bcwl 

East  C.  (Asia) apos 

East  Ch.  (Kattegat) acbl 

East  Chop  Pt b adi 

East  Goodwin  Lt.  V aekr 

East  Pascagoula axci 

East  Pt.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.) bdcp 

East  Pt.   (Queensland) . : . . .  aswc 

East  Pt.   (Saturna  I.) atwr 

East  R.  (N.  Y.) azpi 

Eastbourne aelh 

Easter  I arhu 

Eastern  Ch.  Lt.  V anis 

Eastern  Grove  Lt .' anmh 

Eastern  Pt.  (Mass.) bajc 

East  India  Docks aejh 

East  Ironbound  I bcko 

East  London alyk 

East  Main  F beyt 

Eastport bawc 

Ebeltofte adkj 

Ebro  R ahlj 

Ecija,  Nueva aqfc 

Eckernforde adey 

Ecr^hos,  Les agdi 

Ecuador autw 

Edam  (Holland) adzw 

Edam  I.  (Java) apvc 

Eddy  Pt bcpe 

Eddystone aent 

Eddystone  Pt asho 

Eden ashy 

Edenton aytu 

Edgar  Town badl 

Edie  Rajut  R apqt 


Edinburgh afj  w 

Edinburgh  Ch aeif 

Edisto  R ayom 

Edithburgh aruf 

Edo ABMR 

Edwardsburg bdvi 

Eeragh afri 

Efate,  or.  Sandwich  I aqxn 

Egedesminde beztj 

Egense adps 

Egg  Hr avlw 

Egg  I.  (Bahamas) axjq 

Eggl.  (N.  S.) BCMN 

Egg  1.  (Ontario) bdxh 

Egg  I.  (St.  Lawrence) bdmx 

Egg  Rock  (MasB.) baih 

Egg  Rock  (Me.) bath 

Eggegrundet acli 

Eggemoggin  Reach barb 

Egmond  aan  Zee aecf 

Egmont,  C  (N.  Z.) atcv 

Egmont,  C.(Pr.Ed.L) bczf 

Egmont  cay. axfh 

Egrilar akov 

Egypt aktc 

Ehrenberg auly 

Eider  Canal adtg 

Eider  Galliot  Lt.  V adte 

Eider,  Outer,  Lt.  V abtc 

Eider  R adsz 

Eight  Degree  Ch andp 

Eisk  spit] akje 

Eijerland adzg 

Eke  Fiord abpu 

Eken  Sound adft 

Ekero abuk 

Ekersund abtjl 

Ekerums acgu 

Eknas ac!jt 

El  Amaid akue 

Elaputi  B aqpx 

El  Araish albo 

El  Arish aktf 

Elba  I AHYR 

Elbe  No.  2  Lt.  V adts 

Elbe  No.  3  Lt.  V adtu 

Elbe  No.4  Lt.V adtv 

Elbe  Pilot  Galliot adtq 

Elbe,  Outer,  No.  1  Lt.  V adtp 

Elbe  R adto 

Elbing acxk 

Elbow  cay axip 

Elburg aebm 

Elena,  P aurm 

Eleos  I ajtz 

Elephant  B altw 

Elephant  Pt.  (Burma) anmf 

Elephant  Pt.  (India) *. . . .  ankj 

Eleusis ajol 

Eleuthera  I axjs 

Elizabeth  B alut 

Elizabeth,  C.  ( Me.) balw 

Elizabeth,  C.  (Asia) aorx 

Elizabeth  City ayud 

Elizabeth,  P alxz 

Elizabeth  R ayvt 

Elizabethtown azny 

Elk  R azej 

El  Kamela. akwh 

Ellen,  P aezs 


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ELLENBOGEN— FATHER  PT. 


Ellenbogen ADSK 

Ellensburg AUBP 

Ellesmere  Pt AEVC 

Ellewoutsdijk ;  AEFY 

EUice  Is areu 

Ellinggaard  Kilen. ..,...."  ABYR 

™iot,P ;.ARVQ 

E1KB    BDLZ 

Ellsworth BARZ 

Elmma    ,..alnc 

Elobeyl ALQX 

Elopura APZQ 

E  Portaio AXQN 

El  Rincon AUSJ 

E}  Roque,  P AWKD 

Elsfleth advy 

Elsinore !  adoy 

Elys6e AGBC 

Embiez  I ahtb 

Embomma Ai,8i 

Emden adyg 

Emineh,  C akdq 

Emma  Hr APOj 

Empedocle,  P AIME 

Empire  City ; auep 

Empress  Augusta  R aqtw 

Ems  Jade  Canal ! adwx 

Ems  R ADYB 

Endau  R anti 

Endeavor  R Asyl 

Endeavor  Str ~ aszq 

Endelave  I Adjq 

Endermo  Hr apkz 

Endoerodde adjf 

Enfant  Perdu awfy 

Engafio,  C.  (Haiti) axuj 

Engafio,  C.  (Philip.) aqfd 

Engelholm acdk 

England abhr 

English  and  Welsh  grounds 

Lt.  V AEQU 

English  B atvf 

English  Bank  Lt.  V avnm 

English  Ch aehs 

English  Hr ayct 

English  R alzn 

English  Road alhg 

Enkhuizen adzt 

Enos ajwn 

Enrage^  C bayz 

Ensenada  (Mexico) aukn 

Ensenada  de  Barragan avns 

Enskar acpw 

Entrance  I atlw 

Entry  I bdpk 

Ephesus. ..'. akpb 

Epi  I AQXL 

Equitorial  Ch ands 

Ercole  P ..aipu 

Erekli '. ajxq 

Eriboll  Loch afdv 

Ericeira ahbt 

Erie  City bedy 

Erie,  Lake bdzp 

Erith aeiu 

Eritra akor 

Erkno abog 

Eromanga aqxt 

Erqui agfs 

Erronan aqye 


-AHJC 
.AUOJ 
AXUR 
.AGLT 
AHLO 
.BDGI 
AUTY 
ALCT 


Ervily,  P.  de  1' AGLM 

Erzerum akmd 

Esbjerg    ADBY 

Escala  La AHNC 

Escocfe,  P AWNE 

i^scombrera 

Escondido  B .' 

Escondido  P 

Esconil,  L' 

Escudel 

Escuminac  Pt 

Esmeralda 

Espalamaca  Pt 

Espanola  Pt AUWJ 

Esperance  B AEPX 

Esperance,  P ASGD 

Espevser ABSW 

Espichel,  C AHCP 

Espiguette  Pt AHqx 

Esplrito  Santo  B avuz 

Espiritu  Santo  I AqXd 

Espoir,  C.  d' BDKM 

Esquimalt  Hr atxg 

Essequibo  R awhf 

Essington,  P ATUI 

Estaca  Pt agxe 

Estacio AHji 

Estanques  B awli 

Estepona ahgi 

Estero aust 

Esteros auif 

Etang  de  Thau ahqe 

Etangdu  Nord bdpw 

Etang,  L',  Hr baxg 

Etaples apyj 

Eten  Pt auxe 

Etretat afzc 

Eubcea  I ajuw 

Eucla. ARQE 

Eugenie  Archipelago aoqi 

Eume  R agxr 

Eupatoria akhg 

Euphrates  R amuj 

Eureka  (Cal.) aufi 

Eureka  (Mexico) aulw 

Euripo  Ch ajoy 

Europa  I.J amgz 

Europa  Pt ahfx 

Europe abdt 

Evangelistas avje 

Evanston » bejf 

Everard,  C. ascd 

Eversand adwh 

Execution  Rocks azsi 

Exeter asef 

Exholm acsy 

Exmouth aend 

Expedition  B aopi 

Exuma  I axjy 

Eyemouth afkq 

Eyre,  P arqi 

Ezaro agyo 


Faaborg adhu 

Faber,  Mt answ 

Faeno adhj 

Fseo ABTK 

Faerder abxo 

Fagnet  Pt afzb 


Faichaburi anub 

Eairl AMJ 

Fairhaven  (Mass'. ) azyo 

Fair  Haven  (Ontario) bdyu 

Fairhaven  (Wash) atyj 

Fairy,  P AEXI 

Fakarava  atoll argw 

Fakir  Pt anld 

Fakkebierg adio 

Falaise,  La agrw 

Falcon,  C akze 

Falcone  Pt aicn 

Falconera  P aiun 

Falifa  Hr AREl 

Falkenberg '. ACBZ 

Falkland  Is avkl 

Falkner  I AZTM 

Fall  River azxb 

Fallos  Ch avir 

Falluden achy 

Falmouth  (England) aeoj 

Falmouth  (Jamaica) axro 

Falmouth  (Tasmania) ashk 

False  B.  (Africa) alwt 

False  B.  (India) ANiF 

False  C.  (New  Guinea) aqsh 

False  C.  (Va.) AYus 

False  Duck  I bdwy 

False  Pt ,- AiND 

Falster ADMz 

Falsterbo aceq 

Falsterboref  Lt.  V aces 

Famagusta akrf 

Fame  Pt bdle 

Fanad  Pt afsu 

Fanar  Adasi  Islet ajzh 

Fanaraki akcj 

Fanar  Burnu ajxw 

Fanemotra  B amfk 

Fangaloa  B aren 

Fangar,  P AHlp 

Fango  Pt ahlo 

Fano  P.  (Adriatic) aisj 

Fano  (Denmark) adrx 

Fano  I.  (Ionian  Is. ) ajhk 

Fanrang  B anvz 

Fao AMUG 

Farafangana ; ame  w 

Farallon  I avpi 

Farallon  Sucio awnm 

Farallones  Islets auhi 

Faraman ahrc 

Farasina aiyf 

Far6  Hr arhj 

Farewell,  C bezy 

Farewell  Spit  C atex 

Farin alin 

Farina  P akwi 

Farm  Cove askr 

Farn  I afkx 

Faro  (Baltic) acho 

Faro,  C.  (Italy) ahwx 

Faro,  C.  (Sicily) aikm 

Faro  (Portugal) ahdf 

Faroe  Is afhe 

Farquhar  Is amje 

Farsund abux 

Fasana aixd 

Fastnet afps 

Father  Pt bdoe 


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Part  II. 


FATOUVILLE— FREDRIKSH  ALD . 


Fatouville afzm 

Favignana aimq 

Favone ahzy 

Faxo ADNU 

Fayal alcr 

Fear,  C ayql 

Fecamp afyz 

Fedderwarder  Siel adwj 

Federal  Pt ayqu 

Fejan acjw 

Felixstowe afpb 

Femern  I adec 

Femern  Belt adel 

Do aSmt 

Femern  Sound adek 

Femris abjs 

Fenaio  Pt ahzf 

Fenar  Pt ajwl 

Fenerive amen 

Feno,  C aibn 

Fenwick  I.  Shoal  Lt.  V azhj 

Fer,  C.  de akxj 

Fermo aisc 

Fernanda  Pt alpy 

Fernandina aykc 

Fernando  Noronha  I awbu 

Fernando  Po alpx 

Fernand  Vaz alek 

Ferraione,  C ahzo 

Ferrajo,  P ahys 

Ferrara aitk 

Ferraria  Pt aldk 

Ferrat,  C ahvj 

Ferret,  C aqth 

Ferro  (Canary  Is.) alpj 

Ferro,  C.  (Italy) ahwx 

Ferro,  C.  (Sardinia) aicz 

Ferro  Castel :...ahic 

Ferrol agxl 

Ferrol  B auyb 

Ferryland  Hd beuw 

Fez ALCD 

Fianona aiye 

Fidonisi aken 

Fidra afkm 

Fife afjl 

Fife  Ness ahg 

Figari,  C /. aidc 

Figeholm acqp 

Figueira ahbn 

Fiji  Is AEBZ 

Fiksdal abnx 

Fila  Hr aqxo 

Fildtvedt abyh 

Filey afme 

Filsand acub 

Fingal  Pt aso-z 

Finisterre,  C agyk 

Finkenwerder aduz 

Finland acod 

Finland,  G.  of acqy 

Finmarken abft 

Finngrundet  Lt.  V aclk 

Finngrund  West  Lt.  V acln 

Fino  P ahxb 

Finsch  Hr aqto 

Fire  I azqj 

Fire  I.  Lt.  V azms 

First  Pt apur 

Fischausen acwy 


_ 


Fishbourne  I aoft 

Fisher  I azuh 

Fishguard aeso 

Fitzhugh  Sound atuk 

Fitzmaurice  II arjz 

Fitzroy  I aogw 

Fitzroy  Dock aslc 

Fitzroy  R.  Lt.  V asuq 

Fiumara  Grande aige 

Fiume aiyr 

Fiumicino aigb 

Five  Fathom  Bank  Lt.  V azhp 

Fjeldo abts 

Fjeldvik abkr 

Flaavser abos 

Fladda  Hr afbj 

Fladen  Lt.  V acbw 

Fladholm abty 

Flado abhz 

Flagstad abij 

Flamanville,  C.  de agdz 

Flamborough  Hd afmg 

Flamenco,  P avdo 

Flannan  Is afcy 

Flat  C apsz 

Flat  I amip 

Flat  Pt bcsn 

Flatholm aeqb 

Flattery,  C aucj 

Flat-Top  I asvx 

Fleetwood aevw 

Flekkefiord abup 

Flensborg adfr 

Flinders arqtj 

Flinders  B arph 

Flinders  I asdc 

Flint aetz 

Flint  Ch.  (Flintrannan) acef 

Flint  I bcrv 

Florence ahyb 

Flores  (Azores) ai,co 

Flores  (E.  Archipelago) aqob 

Flores  I.  (Uruguay) avqf 

Floriana aios 

Florida axdv 

Florida,  C axhv 

Florida  Str axhy 

Florida,  East  Coast ayil 

Floro ABPR 

Flugge ADEI 

Flushing. , aefu 

Fly  R aqsz 

Focardo  F ahyv 

Foggia  Nova akod 

Fogo  Hr.  (Newfoundland),  .bews 

Fogo  I ALHQ 

Fohr adst 

Folgero abrv 

Folkestone aeky 

Folly  Pt b'azo 

Fonseca,  G auqr 

Fonskov  Pt adhk 

Fontana,  C akfv 

Fontane aiwq 

Froa  I aldr 

Forcados  R aloj 

Foreland  Bluff alst 

Foreland,  The aepv 

Forest,  La agmc 

Forio  ..'. aihb 


Formby  Lt.  V .aide 

Formentera  I ahnq 

Formenton,  C ahop 

Formica atmy 

Formigas aldp 

Formosa  (Brazil) awbi 

Formosa  (China  Sea) aobs 

Formosa,  Mt.  (Singapore) ansi 

Formosa,  C. alpg 

Fornses. adkp 

Fornelli  Road aifk 

FornellSj  P aepn 

Fort  de  France ayen 

Fort  de  France  B ayel 

Fort  ft.  (Cal.) augh 

Fort  Pt.  (E.  India) anqs 

Forth,  Firth  of afjh 

Forth  Bridge "afjq 

Forth  &  Clyde  Canal afjy 

Fortune  B betp 

Foujes AKOE 

Foula AFGY 

Foulepointe anep 

Foulweather,  C Auns 

Foulwind,  C atfm 

Fouquets  Isle amio 

Four,  Le  (Bretagne) agjn 

Four,  Le  (Quiberon  B) agot 

Fouras agqw 

Fouches  Mt ahty 

Fourchu,  C- bcgn 

Fourteen-feet  Bank azih 

Fourth  Pt apus 

Foveaux  Str. .'. atgb 

Fowey aeoh 

Fowey  Rocks  Beacon axhs 

Fowler  B arqk 

Fox  I BDGO 

Foxton ATDX 

Foyle,  Lough aftb 

Foynes  Hr afqy 

Foz AHRM 

Francavilla airy 

France afxj 

Frances  cay axmz 

Frances  I avur 

Francois ayex 

Franklin  Hr arsh 

Franklin  I bany 

Franklin  Sound asde 

Franz  Josef  Land abcw 

Fratelli  Rocks akwn 

Fraser  R atvi^ 

Fraserburgh afij 

Frauenburg acxh 

Fray  Bentos avpo 

Frederichsted axzu 

Frederich  Wilhelm  Hr aqts 

Fredericia adgu 

Frederick,  P '. asep 

Frederick  Henry  B asg v 

Frederick  Henry  I aqsf 

Frederiksberg adop 

Frederiksburg ayzn 

Frederikshavn adqj 

Frederikssund adlc 

Frederikstad abyx 

Fredrichstadt adti 

Fredriksborg acjk 

Fredrikshald abze 


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FREDRIKSHAMN— GIBRALTAR. 


Fredrikshamn acrl 

Fredriksvaern .abxg 

Freeman  Ch asqh 

Free  Town aljw 

Frehel,  C agfq 

Freiburg adui 

Frejus ahuo 

Fremantle arnx 

French  Pass atef 

French  Pt alrz 

French  Guiana awpo 

Frenchman  B _-.• '_  .  .basr 

French  Town azem 

Fresvik abqs 

Friedrichsberg adfi 

Friedrichsort adetj 

Friedrichsschleuse adxl 

Frikes  P ajko 

Frio,  0.  (Africa) altji 

Frio,  C.  (Brazil) avty 

Frioul,  P.  du ahsj 

Frontera awsl 

Frontignan ahqt 

Fruholm abgn 

Frying-pan  Shoals  Lt.  V  .  .  .ayqr 

Fuchau  fu aodi 

Fuengirola ahgm 

Fuenterrabia agui 

Fuerteventura alep 

Fuglenaes abgq 

Fukabori aoxi 

Fukai aowz 

Fukuoka aowd 

Fuk  ura apdn 

Fuku  shima apko 

Fukuyama  (Bingo  Nada). .  .apbh 

Do APDTT 

Fukuyama  (Hokoshu) apkm 

Fulehuk abxs 

Fuller  Rock azwg 

Fumboni  B amdc 

Funabashi apig 

Funakoshi apkb 

Funchal aldt 

Fundukli akbtt 

Fundy,  B.  of baye 

Fungasar  Hr areb 

Funk  I bewn 

Funkenhagen acym 

Funta  B alsx 

Fuokbinkiang  Lt anvs 

Furni ajte 

Furon acgo 

Furugrund acnh 

Fusan aond 

Fusan  Kai aonp 

Fushiki aotjb 

Fusi  yama apit 

Futsu  saki apim 

Futuna aqye 

Fuyan  I aodp 

Fuyen  Hr anwf 

Fyen adgz 

Fyne,  Loch aezg 

Gabbard,  Outer,  Lt.  V afoz 

Gabes akvi 

Gabol asch 

GaboP aojw 

Gaboon  R alqz 


Gabovacatrida ajbp 

Gacholle,  La ahqz 

Gadaro  I ajuo 

Gadji AEBP 

Gaet,  La agst 

Gaeta Aign 

Gage  Road arnt 

Gaidaro  Islet. . . ; ajqx 

Gainsborough: afmy 

Galantry  Hd beud 

Galapagos  Is atjvh 

Galata akbr 

Galata,  C akdu 

Galatz aker 

Galaxidi ajlf 

Galdobin,  C aoqd 

Galea agux 

Galera  Pt.  (Chile) avhw 

Galera  Pt.  (Trinidad) ayhk 

Galera  de  Zamba  B a wmp 

Galeria aibu 

Galets,  Pt.  des ami 

Galibi  Pt awgr 

Galimi ajzg 

Galiola  Is aizc 

Galita  (Galite,  La) akwr 

Gallegos,  P avlc 

Galley  Hd afxd 

Gallipoli  (Italy) aiqb 

Gallipoli  (Turkey) ajxh 

Gallipoli,  P.  (Asia  Minor) akpi 

Gallo,  C.  (Adriatic) aiqn 

Gallo,  C.  (Sicily) ainl 

Galloo  I BDZG 

Galloper  Lt.  V afpn 

Galloway,  Mull  of aexr 

Galveston awvc 

Galveston  Lt.  V awvd 

Galway afrk 

Gambia alht 

Gamla  (Old)  Karleby acor 

Gamova  B aopq 

Gamvig abgd 

Gana  Gana alom 

Gandia ahki 

Ganges  R anjy 

Ganj&m anht 

Gannet  Rock baxp 

Gap  Rock , anyu 

Garcia  de  Avila avyh 

Garde,  C.  de akxg 

Garden  I.  (N.  S.  W.) askn 

Garden  I.  (W.  Australia) ...  arno 

Garden  Reach anjg 

Gardiner  I azqs 

Gare  Loch aezc 

Gargano  Hd airg 

Garonne  R agsz 

Garoupe avhc 

Garpen acgh 

Garraway alkw 

Garrison  Pt aeik 

Garrucha ahis 

Garston aeuw 

Gascogne,  G.  of agjs 

Gascoyne  Road armi 

Gasoren acng 

Gaspar  Str apse 

Gaspar,  Lower,  L.  V aniu 

Gaspar,  Upper,  Lt.  V amy 


Gasparilla  I axft 

Gasp6 bdkv 

Gasp6  B.  Lt.  V .bdku 

Gasp6,  0 bdkt 

Grata,  C.  (Cyprus) akqy 

Gata,  C.  de  (Spain) ahil 

Gatcombe  Hd asuc 

Gatteville agck 

Gavazzi  Pt aiod 

Gavdo  I ajpw 

Gaviotas  Lt.  V awdv 

Gavrion  P ajqs 

Gawler,  P aruv 

Gay  Hd b acx 

Gaya  B apyt 

Gayo,  P ajhu 

Gebi  I aqrm 

Gedney  Ch , aznd 

Geelong aryq 

Geelvink  B ._. aqty 

Geestemilnde advw 

Gene aclf 

Gellen : .  adwt 

Gellibrand  Pt aryv 

Gellibrand  Pt.  Lt.  V aryw 

Gelsa ajei 

Gemlik ajys 

Genesee  R bdyl 

Geneva ahvs 

Genius  Bank  Lt.  V adxc 

Genoa ah  wr 

G6nois,  F akxf 

Genoves ahim 

Gensan aonl 

Geographe  B arou 

George  B.  (Canada) bcvn 

George  B.  (Tasmania) ashm 

George,  C bcvz 

George  R as.ttj 

George  I ecly 

George  Town  (Africa) alxo 

Georgetown  (Ascension)..  .  .aluy 

Georgetown  (Demerara) awhq 

Georgetown  (Malay  Pen.)..ANQO 
George  Town  (Pr.  Ed.  I.)..bdau 

Georgetown  (S.  C.) ayqc 

Georgetown  (Tasmania) asdw 

Georgia  (Asia  Minor) aklx 

Georgia  (State) aykf 

Georgia,  Str.  of attjw 

Georgian  B behm 

Georgina  Pt atwp 

Geraldine arms 

Geraldton  (Queensland) . . .  .asxq 
Geraldton  (W.  Australia) ...  arnb 

Geresik apwh. 

Germando acns 

Germein,  B arsn 

Germany acvp 

Gerso adjh 

Ghelenjik  B akjy 

"Ghenitchesk  Str akin 

Ghent aegy 

Ghijinsk  B aosl 

Ghubbet  Hashish amsu 

Giannutri ahzi 

Gibara,  P axmj 

Gibbs  Hill ayhs 

Gibraltar ahfu 

Gibraltar  (Erie) bear 


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GIEDSER— GRECALE. 


Giedser  Pt.  Lt.  V adne 

Giedser  Reefs  Lt.  V adnc 

Gienner  Fiord adgk 

Giens ahtr 

Gighiga aosn 

Giglio ahzd 

Gi]on agwd 

Gilbert  Is aqvz 

Gilbierg  Hd adkw 

GillB AVLY 

Gilleskaal abjv 

Gillolo  I AQRI 

Gillolo  Passage aqrt 

Gims6 abir 

Gioiosa  Jonica aipn 

Gioja aijy 

Giova  Pt akpg 

Giovinazzo aiqu 

Giraglia  I ahzs 

Girdle  Ness afir 

Girdler  Lt.  V aelt 

Girgenti aimc 

Gironde  R agrp 

Girvan aeyb 

Gisborne atls 

Gisund abht 

Giudecca  Canal aiub 

Giurgiu akez 

Gjerrild  Lt adpo 

Gjesvier abgm 

GJceslingerne abkx 

Gladstone asue 

Glandore afxg 

Glarenza ajlo 

Glas  I afcw 

Glasgow  (Ontario) bdyr 

Glasgow  (Scotland) aeyz 

Glasgow,  P.  (N.  Guinea) aqti 

Glasgow,  P.  (Scotland) aeyw 

Glavina  Pt aiyx 

Glenelg arvc 

Glenelg  R arwz 

Glengariff  Hr afqe 

Glopen abiz 

Glorieuse  Isle amd.n 

Glosholm acrf 

Gloucester  (England) aeqn 

Gloucester  (Mass.) baiz 

Gloucester  (N.  J.) azky 

Gliickstadt aduj 

Goa ANBM 

Goapnath  Pt amxz 

Goat  I.  (Cal.) atjgl 

Goat  I.  (Me.) balk 

Goat  I.  ?N.  S.  W.) aslg 

Goat  I.  (R.  I.) azxh 

Goche aocf 

Godavari  R anoz 

Goderich behj 

Godhavn bezq 

Godley  Hd atjk 

Godnatt  Rock acfy 

Godrevy  I aepg 

Goedereede aedk 

Goeree aedj 

Goes AEFM 

Gogaligyun axou 

Gogha amrc 

Gohren adbg 

Goiana  R avzy 


Gold  Coast almw 

Golden  Horn akbo 

Golden  Horn  Hr aoqb 

Golden  I aoge 

Goldsboro ayse 

Goletta akwe 

Golfito AUSL 

Gomb6  Pt alrc 

Gomen  B aqzf 

Gomena,  C ajew 

Gomenizza  P ajhf 

Gomera alfh 

Gonaives axtk 

Gooch  B atjs 

Goode  I aszk 

Good  Hope,  C.  of alwq 

Good  Hope,  C.  (China) anzr 

Goodwin,  East,  \jt.  V aekr 

Goodwin,  North,  Lt.  V aekl 

Goodwin,  South,  Lt.  V aeks 

Goodwin  Sands aekm 

Goole AFMS 

Goolwa ARVY 

Goose  C bdqg 

Goose  I ASDF 

Gopalpur anhr 

Gorda  Pt axpe 

Gordon  R asfk 

Gore  B i atjm 

Goree algj 

Gorey agdt 

Gorgona  I ahyf 

Gorino aite 

Gorizia,  or,  Goritz aivk 

Goro,  P AQYL 

Goro  Pt AITD 

Gorontalo aqmf 

Goshkevitch  B aonz 

Gota  (Gotha)  Canal acim 

Gotland achd 

Goto,  C AOWY 

Goto  Is AOWT 

Gotska  Sandon achq 

Gottenburg acbr 

Gough  I alvk 

Goulburn asji 

Gouldsborough batm 

Goulette,  La akwe 

Goulfar  B.  (TalutPt.) agnr 

Goulven agix 

Gourock aeyn 

Government  Hill anqm 

Governors  I azpc 

Goyder  R ariu 

Goza  Hr. apfc 

Gozier  I aydq 

Gozo AIOZ 

Graa  Deep.. adrv 

Gracias  a  Dios,  Cape,  Hr . .  .awoz 

Graciosa  (Azores) alcx 

Graciosa  (Canaries) aleg 

Gradaz  P aixv 

Grado  P aivd 

Grassholmen abon 

Grafton asol 

Grafton,  Cape asxw 

Graham,  P atsf 

Grahams  Town  (Africa) alyg 

Grahamstown  (N.  Z.) atml 

Grain  Coast almb 


Gran  I aclv 

Granatello aihn 

Granada ahgy 

Granada,  Nueva autm 

Gran  Canaria aler 

Grand  B   (Mauritius) amig 

Grand  I.  (St.  Lawrence) bdpu 

Grand  I.  (Lake  Superior). .  .bepf 

Grand  Banc  Lt.  V agrs 

Grand  Bassa alko 

Grand  Bassam almj 

Grand  Bourg ayed 

Grand  Cayman axqv 

Grand  Haven bekm 

Grand  Jardin  Islet agfh 

Grand  Lejon agfv 

Grand  Manan  I baxs 

Grand  Mont  Pt agoh 

Grand  Port  (Mauritius) amik 

Grand  Port  (New  Cal.) aqyp 

Grand  Ribeau  I ahtu 

Grand  Rustico bdcy 

Grand  Sesters alkv 

Grand  Surrey  Canal aejq 

Grand  Turk  I axkt 

Grande  B aybj 

Grande  Banc agrs 

Grande,  P.  (C.  Verde  Is.)..algw 
Grande  P.  (Stephens  B.) . .  .auvn 

Grands  Cardinaux agou 

Grangemouth afkb 

Granite  I beoz 

Granitola,  Cape aimk 

Grant  Beach  Lts bdha 

Granton  Hr afkg 

Granville  (New  Guinea) aqtg 

Granville  (France) ageo 

Grao  de  Valencio ahkp 

Grasgard acgz 

Grassy  B ayid 

Gratiot,  F befw 

Grave  Pt agnb 

Grave  Pt.  (France) agsf 

Grave  Pt.  (B.  C.) atwj 

Gravelines afxu 

Gravesend aeip 

Gravosa,  P aifn 

Gray  Hr aucp 

Great  Basses anfb 

Great  Belt adln 

Great  Bird  Rock " bdfz 

Great  Borris  Hd adfv 

Great  Britain aehq 

Great  Captain  I azsl 

Great  Duck  I basf 

Great  Fish  B alitf 

Great  Fish  R alyh 

Great  Hr axwn 

Great  Inagua  I axkv 

Great  Isaac axiw 

Great  Kapuas  R apxm' 

Great  Namaq  ualand alu v 

Great  Orme  Hd aetw 

Great  Ribaud  I ahtu 

Great  Round  Str.  Lt.  V bafk 

Great  Sandy  Str asro 

Great  Skarcies  R. .' aljr 

Great  Swan  P ashg 

Great  Wall  of  China aojw 

Grecale,  C aipe 


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GRECO— HAMPTON. 


Greco,  C akre 

Greco,  Torre  del aihp 

Greece ajie 

Greek  Archipelago ajpx 

Green  B bbid 

Green,  C ashu 

Green  Hr bcij 

Green  I.  (C.  Br.  I.) _bcqi 

Green  I.  (China) anyv 

Green  I.  (N.  S.) bcoa 

Green  I.  (Lunenburg) bcka 

Green  I.  (St.  Lawrence) bdpi 

Green  Pt ^ aiwp 

Greenhithe aeis 

Greenland bezo 

Greenly  I beqg 

Greenock aeyv 

Greenore  (Carlingford) .  .• afuk 

Greenport.J azeh 

Greenspond bewj 

Greenwich aeiy 

Greenwich  (R.  I.) azvu 

Greenwich  Observatory aejb 

Gregory,  C.  (Or) aueh 

Gregory,  C.  (Magellan) avjn 

Gregory,  P aemu 

Greifswald aczv 

Greifswalder  Oie aczp 

Grenaa adko 

Grenada  (Spain) ahgy 

Grenada  (W.  I.) aygb 

Grenadines,  The ayftj 

Grenville  Hr bdea 

GrepenLt.  V ackw 

Grey,  P arnf 

Grey  R atfo 

Greymouth atpu 

Grignano  B aivm 

Griko,  P ajtb 

Grimsby apmp 

Grimskar acgi 

Grimstad abwe 

Grindel  Pt bapl 

Grindstone  I.  (N.  B.) bazi 

Grindstone  I.  (P.  Ed.  I.) bdfq 

Grino abjx 

Grip abmu 

GrisNez,  C apyb 

Grissellhamn ackg 

Grohara acqv 

Groixl agmr 

Groningen adyu 

Gronningen abvq 

Gronskar acjh 

Gronskaren abzy 

Gr6n  Sound adnj 

Gros,  C ahlit 

Grosa  Pt.  (Iviza) ;  ahnz 

Grosa  Pt.  (Majorca) ahon 

Gross  Ziegenort acyo 

Grossa  I ajcm 

Grossbruch acxb 

Grossel bdpt 

Grosse  Isle bdrt 

Grosses  Haff acyv 

Grosso,  Mt aibz 

Grosso  Pt aimx 

Grouin  Pt agex 

Grovenor  P alys 

Gruizza,  or  Grucia  I aizr 


Grundkallen  Lt.  V ackv 

Griinendeich aduo 

Gryto abhy 

Guadalcanar  I aqwi 

Guadalquiver  R , . aheg 

Guadalupe  R awub 

Guadeloupe aydc 

Guadiana  B axoj 

Guadiana  R ahdm 

GuahybaR avri 

Guaira,  La a wju 

Guardafui,  C ; amog 

GuajanI aqvl 

Guajara  R awed 

Guam  I aqvl 

Guama  R a  web 

Guafiape  Is auxs 

Guanica,  P _.axyk 

Guanta  6 a  wjm 

Guantanamo axqr 

Guarapari avux 

Guardia,  La agzr 

Guardia  Pt aigp 

Guardiana  I ajki 

Guardia  Vecchia  Hill aicv 

Guatemala _ aupi 

Guaytulco,  P auop 

Guayanilla,  P axyi 

Guayaquil auvz 

Guaymas atjmd 

Guduat akli 

Gudvangen abre 

Guerbaville apzs 

Guerin  I aomb 

Guernsey agdb 

Guetaria. agum 

Guia ahcg 

Guia  F anyh 

Guiana...' awfm 

Guildford aroc 

Guilfinec aglr 

Guimaras aqie 

Guinchos  cay axmv 

Guinea  G almx 

Guisanburg awfs 

Guiuan aqjo 

Guldborg  Sound admx 

Gulf  Stream ayij 

GullLt.  V AEKQ 

Gull  I : BEWY 

Gull  Rock bcip 

Gumaka aqfm 

Gun  cay axiv 

Gunfleet afph 

Gunieh aklr 

Gureina akur 

Guruni  Hd ajvl 

GurupaR awen 

Gurupi  R awdm 

Gustaf  Hr aybp 

Gutvik abkq 

Gutzlaff  I aopb 

Guyon  I bcrg 

Guysborough bcov 

Guzerat amxj 

Gwa anlq 

Gwadar amwd 

GwatarB amvz 

Gythium aims 


Lt.  V AECD 

Haaler  Is ...abzf 

Haarbjerget abhm 

Haarlem aeck 

Haber  Ness adpq 

Habana axnw 

Habibas  Is akzf 

Habitants  Hr bcpw 

Hacha,  La awls 

Hachken  R. . . ■ apce 

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 akbe 

Haiderabad amwu 

Haifa akso 

Haifong anxc 

Hainan anxl 

Hains  Pt aogp 

Haisborough  Lt.  V apnr 

Haitan  Str aobr 

Haiti axtc 

Haiti,  C axts 

Haiyang aoil 

Haiyuntau  I aokv 

Hakata aowe 

Haken _acdx 

Hakluyts  Hd .abdg 

Hakodate apks 

Hales  Bluff asmb 

Half-Moon  cay awqn 

Half -Moon  Shoal  Lt a  w  vl 

Halfway  Rock bamf 

Halifax bclp 

Halifax  B aswx 

Halki ajyb 

Hallam adyw 

Hallands  Wadero acdg 

Hallo abzr 

Hall  Sound aqte 

Halmstad acdp 

Halong  B ,.anxp 

Hals adpw 

Halskov adlw 

Halten  Is ablm 

Halys  Pt akmq 

Hamada aouy 

Hamamatsu apge 

Hamanaka aplk 

Hambantotti anez 

Hamburg aduv 

Hamelin  B arpd 

Hamilton  (Bermuda) ayih 

Hamilton  (Ontario) bdxw 

Hamilton  (Queensland) asui 

Hamilton,  P aomu 

Hamilton  Inlet beya 

Hammamet akvz 

Hammero abhx 

Hammer  Pt Acfg 

Hammerf  est abgr 

Hammershus acfe 

Hamnskar acbe 

Hampton bajx 

Hampton  Roads. ayvn 


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HAN— HOBRO. 


Han  R anzw 

Hancock,  C audc 

Handa apfy 

Handkerchief  Lt.  V baem 

Haneda aphy 

Hangchau  B aoee 

Hangklip,  C alwv 

Hango acqp 

Hanish  la amkx 

Hanko abys 

Hankow aohx 

Hano  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  I axjo 

Harburg advb 

Harcourt  B aqzn 

Hardanger  Fiord abrz 

Harderwijk aebl 

Hardwick aymb 

Hardwieke  B artg 

Hardy,  P ated 

Hare  B bexn 

Hare  I aneb 

Harfleur afzj 

Harg ackq 

Harmghata  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 abhtj 

Hartland  Pt aepk 

Hartlepool aflu 

Harvey  Corner bazf 

Harwich afos 

Hasenore  Hd adkl 

Hasle acfd 

Haasel abhr 

Haste  Aftera  Sh ahes 

Hastellic  Pt agnq 

Hastings  (Sussex) aelc 

Hastings asgb 

Hastings  Hr anpc 

Hastings,  P bcpq 

Hastings  R asno 

Hasvig abgu 

Haszard  Pt bdaf 

Hatanga  R apqg 

Hatholm ■. abve 

Hatien anuy 

Hatinh anwp 

Hatteras,  C aytc 

Hatteras  Inlet aysz 

Hattes,  Les awgl 

Hatzfeldt  Hr aqtu 

Haugesund absz 


Haulbowline  I afwt 

Haulover  Isthmus bcqu 

Hausui  B anxq 

Haut  Banc  du  Nord agqi 

Haute  I 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 arez 

Hawaiian  Is arey 

Hawke,  C asnc 

Hawkes  B atli 

Hawkesbury,  P bcpt 

Hawkesbury  R aslw 

Hawksbury atip 

Haya  saki  Ch aoxn 

Hayatomo  Str aovx 

Hayle aepf 

Hayti aysk 

Heard  I amjs 

Heath  Pt bdlk 

Heaux  de  Brehat aghm 

Hebert,  P bcis 

Hebrides afcq 

Heceta  Hd audy 

Hector atfg 

Heda  Hr.... apgr 

Hedjaz  Province amqy 

Heiligenhafen adem 

Heisternest acxy 

Hekkingen abhe 

Hela  Pt acxw 

Helder adzk 

Helensburg aezf 

Helensville atbh 

Helgeraaen abxd 

Helgoland advj 

Helle abwr 

Hellehavn  Pt. adnl 

Helleholm adme 

Helles,  C ajwt 

Hellevik aboc 

Hellevoetsluis aedo 

Hell  Gate azpr 

Helliar  Holm afep 

Hellig  Vser abjl 

Helliso abrf 

Hellman acqd 

Hellville amgr 

Helsingborg acdv 

Helsingfors r 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 aflp 


Heppens adwq 

Heraklea aknf 

Herault,  R ahqf 

Herbert asvb 

Herbert  R asxc 

Herbertshoh .aqug 

Herbes,  Pt.  aux axbe 

Hereford  Inlet azlt 

Herkla  (Hergla) akvy 

Herm agdj 

Hermit  Is aqtjw 

Hermopolis ajqy 

Hermoso,  Mt avmx 

Hernfisand acmf 

Heron  I bdji 

Heron  Neck  (Green  I.) bark 

Herradura,  P.  (Cent.  Am.)  ..ausb 

Herradura,  P.  (Chile) aveh 

Hervey  B astf 

Herzegovina ajgf 

Hesselo  I adks 

Heste  Hd adng 

Hestskjser abmz 

Heugh aflv 

Heve,  C.  la afzg 

Hever  R adsy 

Hewittville asvf 

Hexham asmr 

Heyst aehj 

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 bazr 

Hillsborough  B bczx 

Hillsborough  I.  (Baily  Is.)..aqvs 

Hillswick afgv 

Hilo arfb 

Hilton  Head  I aynr 

Hime  sima aozg 

Hinchinbrook aswz 

Hindo abijf 

Hingham bahm 

Hinlopen  Str abdh 

Hino  misaki apek 

Hiogo APBS 

Hirado aowr 

Hirado  no  Seto aowq 

Hirosima aozu 

Hirota  B apjs 

Hirsova,  or,  Hirssova akev 

Hirtshals adqr 

Hirtsholm adqk 

Hisaka  sima aowx 

Hitokatpu  B apmc 

Hittero abuq 

Hiva  Oa arge 

Hjelm adkn 

Hobart asgp 

Hoboken azoq 

Hoborg achf 

Hobro adpn 


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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 

Hoien adqo 

Hsievarde abtn 

Hoihau  B anxp 

Eokianga  R atbd 

Kokitika atpw 

Hokushu apkj 

Holar bfaq 

Holbek adlg 

Holdfast  B arve 

Hollander  Deep adot 

Hollam's  Bird  I alum 

Holland  (Mich.) bekj 

Hollen abvm 

Hollesley  B afor 

Holmedal absn 

Holmengraa abrd 

Holmestrand abyo 

Holmogadd aomt 

Holmdn aomz 

Holmudden achp 

Hoi  Ness adfs 

Holsteinborg bezw 

Holtenau adet 

Holy  I afku 

Holyhead aetl 

Homborgsund abwc 

Hommelviken abmh 

Honawar anbx 

Honda awmf 

Hon  Dau  I anxb 

Hondeklip  B alvtj 

Honduras awpe 

Honfleur agbe 

Honga  R azfk 

Honghai  B anzj 

Hongkong ,  anym 

HonKohe,  P anwc 

Honmoku  Lt.  V aphs 

Honolulu arfx 

Honshu aotb 

Hood  Canal atzu 

Hood,  P bcvk 

Hoogly anir 

Hook  of  Holland aecv 

Hook  of  Schouwen aefd 

Hook  Pt AFWG 

Hooper  Str azfn 

Hoom adzv 

Hopedale beyg 

Hope  I anhc 

HopePt atpo 

Hope,  P nrxxQ 

Hora ajxn 

Hormigas,  Las ahjg 

Horn,C avjy 

Horn  I axcr 

Hornbsek adpe 

Horn  Reefs  Lt.  "V adrs 

Horsburgh  Lt ansz 


Horsens adjp 

Horst acyp 

Horta alcs 

Horten abxw 

Horton bceu 

Horup  Haff adgb 

Hougue,  La agcb 

Hourtin agtf 

Houston awvf 

Houtman  Rocks army 

Hov  Huk ADJR 

Hov  Sand adir 

Howe,  C ascj 

Howe  Ch asqf 

Howrah anjl 

Howth  Bailey afux 

Hoy AFES 

Hoya  B aqpw 

Hoyer adsl 

Hoylake aeuk 

Huacho auyl 

Huafo  I avim 

Huaheine  I .arhg 

Huaina  Pisagua  B avch 

Huanchaco auxm 

Huanillos avce 

Huarmey auyh 

Huasco,  P avdw 

Hubbard  Cove bcku 

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 

Hugli  Pt ANJF 

Hugli  R anir 

Huilingsan  Hr anxz 

Hukau aohm 

Hull  (England) afmr 

Hull  (Mass.) bahj 

Humacao axwr 

Humansdorp alxu 

Humber  R afmn 

Humboldt aufg 

Humt  Adjim akvh 

Hunchun aopg 

Hungary aiyl 

Hunghwa  Ch aobn 

Hunstanton afnm 

Hunter  Cove atjer 

Hunter  I asez 

Hunter  Pt.  Dock  (Cal.) augk 

Hunter  R asmn 

Hunting  I ayog 

Huntington azrt 

Huntly atbw 

HuonR asgf 

Hurlock  B aptl 

Huron  I BE0W 

Huron  Lake befq 

Huron,  P befr 

Hurst  Castle aemg 

Hurup ADPB 

Husevege abuh 

Hussein  Pt akpe 


Hustad ABNF 

Husum. ..'. adsx 

Hutt,  P ATOV 

Hven  I acdy 

Hvidingso abtr 

Hvidsteen abym 

Hwangchau aohw 

Hwanghai aoij 

Hyannis badx 

Hydra ajnu 

Hyeres ahtv 

Hylleholt adnt 

Hythe asfy 

Iana  R apoz 

Iba. AQED 

Ibn  Hani  Pt akrt 

Ibo AMCR 

Ibrahim,  P amqp 

Ibraila akes 

lea AUZM 

Icacos  Pt AYHI 

Icacos  Road awqx 

Iceland bfac 

Ichabo alup 

Ichang  fu aoif 

Ida alpb 

Ido ACID 

Ieraka  P ajng 

Iero  P j.. ajub 

Ier6s,  C akmf 

Iggesund aclu 

Iglesias aier 

Ikata,  P apci 

Iki  sima aowg 

Ikopa  R ampy 

Hay avbn 

Ilette  Pt ahvb 

Ilfracombe  (England) aept 

Ilfracombe  (Tasmania) asdy 

Ilha  Grande avtg 

Ilin  I aqcu 

Illinois bejl 

IloCOS AQER 

Iloilo. AQID 

Imabari apeb 

Imaidzumi  gawa apju 

Imari aowp 

Imbetiba avud 

Imbituba avrs 

Imbros ajup 

Imperatore  Pt aihc 

Imperial  Hr aorb 

Imperial  R avhf 

Imuruk  Lake atpy 

Inaccessible  I alvh 

Inada akdf 

Inch  Keith afjm 

In  chon aoln 

In  Dail  Loch. aezw 

Independencia  B auzs 

Inderamayu  Pt apvk 

India amwl 

Indian  I baoz 

Indian  R axie 

Indian  Tickle bexy 

Indiana beju 

Indianola awun 

Indigirka  R apox 

Indio  Pt.  Lt.  V avno 


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Part  II. 


INDRAGIRIE— KAILUA. 


Indragirie  R aprt 

Indus  R amwh 

Ineboli,  C , akmx 

Infreschi,  P .' aul 

Ingonish bcug 

Ingornachoix  B berw 

Inhamboio ambk 

Inisheer , afrh 

Inishgort afrq 

Inishowen  Hd aftd 

Inishtrahull apsz 

Injeh,  0 akmw 

Iniir  B akcp 

Inkerman akhl 

Inland  Sea Apzp 

Innamban  R alzw 

Inner  Road ahtm 

Inokushi,  P aoyp 

Inskip  Pt asrq 

Intermediate  Lt.  V anit 

Inuboye  saki apiu 

Inverary ,.  aezh 

Invercargill atgj 

Invergordon aphv 

Inverness aphz 

Investigator  Str arto 

Iomfruland abws 

Iona apbt 

Ionian  Is ajhg 

Ipsera  Islet. .. akpo 

Ipswich  (England) afov 

Ipswich  (Mass.) bajo 

Ipswich  (Queensland) asqr 

Iquique avcp 

Ireland afpo 

Ireland  I' ayip 

Iris  R ajmu 

Iro  o  saki apgv 

Iroquois  Pt 1 belw 

Irrawaddy  R anlx 

Irvine aeyj 

Isaac  Hr bcnx 

Isabela,  P aqlk 

Isaccea akeq 

Isaki aozj 

Ischia aigz 

Ise  Fiord adlb 

Ise  Sea apfi 

Ishikari  R apmq 

Ishima. apdc 

Ishi  no  maki apje 

Isidore  B ajli 

Isigny agbw 

Iskanderun akro 

Iskanderun  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 arqc 

Isse  Hd adju 

Istapa auqb 

Istna aivu 

Istria,  C.  d' aivx 


Isumi  Str apcb 

Itabapuana avun 

Italy ahvw 

Itamaraca  I avztj 

Itapacaroya  B avsh 

Itaparica  I avxw 

Itapemerim avup 

Itaperina  B amey 

Itapuan  Pt avyf 

Ithaca  I ajkm 

Ivi,  0 AKYU 

Iviza AHNS 

Ivory  Coast almq 

Iwaga  saki apik 

Iwanai  B apmv 

I  wo  sima aoxh 

Iyo  nada aozq 

Izabel awqj 

Jablanaz,  P ajbr 

Jackson awzu 

Jackson,  F aync 

Jackson,  P asjw 

Jacksonville ayjk 

Jacmel axuz 

Jacobstadt acotj 

Jade  R adwk 

Jsederens  Pt abue 

Jafarabad amxu 

Jaffa,  C .arwf 

Jafnapatam anpk 

Jaguarybe  R awcl 

Jaltepeque  Eagoon 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 adqs 

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 apln 

Jashak,  C amvt 

Jasmund adbl 

Jassy :  akfi 

Java apucj 

Javea. , ahkb 

Jeba  R alir 

Jebeil '. akse 

Jebel  Teir amrt 

Jebel  Zukur amrt 

Jeddah amrj 

Jeddore  Rock bcmk 

Jekoits  Hr aqvd 

Jelai  R aqbv 

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 aksj 

Jibuti amoy 

Jidda, amrj 

Jidjelli akxw 

Jinchuen aoln 

Jobabo axqb 

Jobos,  P axyc 

Johanna  I amde 

John  R bcxd 

Johnstone  R asxo 

Johore  R ansy 

Joka  sima aphf 

Joliette  Basin ahsd 

Jolo AQLI 

Jondal absf 

Jones  Pt azdc 

Jonquiere,  C aorm 

Jordan  R bcig 

Jouan  G ahdz 

Jourimain  I bcxv 

Juan  de  Fuca  Str atxk 

Juan  de  Nova  I amhc 

Juan  Fernandez  I avfm 

Juana apvy 

Juba AMNW 

Jubal,  Str amqj 

Jubia  B agxn 

Juby,  C algT 

Jucar,  R ahkj 

Jucaro axpy 

Judith  Pt azuw 

Jugru  R ANRV 

JuiSt  I ADXT 

Juja  Pt AJDZ 

Juldia  Hill ankl 

Juneau atqk 

Juniskaren acmd 

Junin avcj 

Junkseylon _ anpm 

Jupiter  Inlet axib 

Jura  Sound aezv 

Jutland adjm 

Kabelvaag abil 

Kabinda alrw 

Kabes akvi 

Kada  B apex 

Kadiak  I atrw 

Kadi  Kioi akbd 

Kadosh  Pt akjZ 

Kaffa akhw 

Kaffir  Kuyl  B alxh 

Kaffraria : alvq 

K4ge acnl 

Kageno  sima aoxf 

Kagoshima aoyc 

Kanului  Hr arpk 

Kaibobo  Road aqrb 

Kaikoura atjq 

Kailua , arfg 


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Kaipara  Hr atbe 

Kaisariyeh aksr 

Kaiserfahrt aczf 

Kaiser  Hr adwe 

Kaiser  Wilhelm  Canal aduf 

Kaiser   Wilhelmsland aqtn 

Kaitan athy 

Kakesuka  minato apgp 

Kalagaan  R apzn 

Kalaioki '. acoq 

Kalama audk 

Kalamaki ajoq 

Kalamata ajmi 

Kalamuti  Hr ajwi 

Kalantan antu 

Kalazak ajzk 

Kalbaden  Lt.  V acre 

Kalgalaksha abpd 

Kahakra,  C akdy 

Kalibia akwb 

Kalimno ajsq 

Kalingapatam anhk 

Kaliu aquo 

Kaliwan  R aoct 

Kalix acnz 

Kalk  Ground  Lt.  V adpp 

Kalkgrundet  Lt.  V acek 

Kallo  I acpr 

Kalloni,  P ajtw 

Kallundborg -  -  -Adlr 

Kalmar acgj 

Kalmar  Sound acgp 

Kalo  B adke 

Kalolimno  (Archipelago)  — ajsp 

Kalolimno   (Mammara) ajyv 

Kalomo ■- ajix 

Kalpi  Anchorage anjc 

Kaltura anep 

Kalveboderne  Lt.  V ados 

Kamaishi ap j  w 

Kamao  Pt anvd 

Kamaran  Hr amrq 

Kamata  saki apdb 

Kamchatka -  -  -  apne 

KamchyR akds 

Kamerun  R alqj 

Kamir ajzw 

Kamish akif 

Kamo aotw 

Kamoi  saki apmu 

Kamorta - anod 

Kamouraska bdpx 

Kampen  (Netherland) aebn 

Kampen  (Schleswig) adso 

Kampong  Ton  R anuw 

KamrangB anwb 

Kanagawa aphw 

Kanahena  Pt arfn 

KanaisG akup 

KanalaB arbd 

Kanazawa aoui 

Kanburi anup 

KandalakG abfg 

Kandalaksha abfi 

Kandavu - arcb 

Kandeliusa ajsl 

Kandi aneo 

Kandilli akcl 

KanedaB : aphj 

Kangan amvd 


Kangaroo  I artu 

Kangio  Bank anvr 

Kangun amvd 

Kankao  R anuz 

Kannanur anci 

Kanonsaki aphl 

Kanso aobp 

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  Burnu  (Black  Sea) akdc 

Kara  Burnu  (Levant) akqd 

Karachi amwp 

Karadash  Burnu akqr 

Karaga  Hr apns 

Karaghatch  Hr akpu 

Karaginski  I apnu 

KararHerman akei 

Karakaiki  B aqoi 

Karamania akps 

Karamea  R atpc 

Karamusal ajyn 

Karang  Mas apws 

Karatsu aowi 

Karikal anfx 

Kariya aowi 

Karlo r  -  -  -  acol 

Karlshamm acfv 

Karlskrona acpw 

Karnafuli  R ankj 

Kar  Nicobar anob 

Karquines atjgz 

Karrebsek admi 

Kartal ajye 

Karumbhar  I amxe 

Kariin  R am'uo 

Karwar  Hd anbt 

Kasado  sima aozp 

Kasamanze  R alhy 

Kashi  no  saki aper 

Kasko acpj 

Kasom  R 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 

Katanglslet apvt 

Katau  R aqsw. 

Kata  ura aoxz 

Kataviti  B aqzc 

Katland abuy 

Katorei  B aptm 

Katsep^ amgd 

Kattegat acbj 

Kattoji  saki apkr 


Kaua  R aqsv 

Kauai argb 

Kaukhali aniz 

Kaulung anyq 

Kauriakakai arft 

Kaupanger abqv 

Kavak  Burnu akbp 

Kavala ajwh 

Kavarna akdx 

Kawaihae arpe 

Kawa  saki aphx 

Kawatsi apbu 

Kawau atnc 

Kawhia atch 

Kawur aptp 

Kayeli  B aqrp 

Kazakavitch aoqe 

Kealakekua arfi 

Keats,  P arjx 

Kebula  B aqom 

Kedah  R anqi 

K6  Dulan  I aqpm 

Keeling  Is aptx 

Kefken,  C aknh 

KegaPt anvx 

Kei  R ALYN 

Keiskamma  R alyi 

Keke  Ness adfz 

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.) aroi 

Kennedy  R asyr 

Kenosha beiz 

Kent  Group ascx 

Kent  I azev 

Kentish  Knock  Lt.  V afpk 

KeongaB amjx 

Kephalo,  C ajur 

Kephez  Pt ajwy 

Keppel  C asum 

Kerama  Grqup aoyk 

Keramot  Saki aph 

Kerassond  (Kerasunda) akmi 

Kerdonis  Pt agns 

Kerempeh,  C akmy 

Kerguelen  I amjr 

Kerhuon agko 

Kerisoc  Pt aqjd 

Kerkenah  Is , . .  akvo 

Kermadec  Is arbx 

Kernic agiv 

Keroman agne 

Kerpenhir  Pt agnz 

Kertch akih 

Kerteminde adiy 

Kervasara ajip 

Kerynia akqu 

Kesennuma apjr 

Ketchumville atqp 

Keti amwt 

Keum  gang aolx 

Kewaunee beih 


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Part  II. 


KEWEENAW— KEA. 


Keweenaw  B beoq 

Key  West axgu 

Keyham aeoc 

Kezil  Pt akos 

Khaidari  P ajnp 

Khambhalia amxf 

Khamfr amvk 

Khania ajpe 

Khanlijeh akco 

Kharag  (Kharij)  I amuy 

Khelidromi  I ajvm 

Khelong  B anpr 

Kherson akgz 

Khersonese,  C akhm 

Khios AJTM 

Khor  Fakan amth 

Khori  R amwy 

Khor  Rabij amvx 

Khorya  Morya  Is amsq 

Khramtehenko 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 

Kiladia  P ajnq 

Kilcradan  Hd afqw 

Kildonan  Pt aezm 

Kilia  Mouth akeo 

Kilia  Pt aknl 

Kilifi  R AMNH 

Kiliman  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 

Kinahatangan  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 

Kingscote arty 

Kings  Lynn afnk 

King  Sound arlf 

Kingsport bceo 


Kingston  (Jamaica) axsr 

Kingston  (Ontario) bdwm 

Kingston  (S.  Australia) arwd 

Kingstown  (Ireland) ... .  afvg 

Kingstown  (St.  -Vincent) ayfs 

Kinhon  Hr.  (Thinai  Hr.). .  .anwi 

Kinkuwasan apjg 

Kinn abps 

Kinnard  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 afeq 

Kirpen  I aknj 

Kisaradzu apil 

Kish  Lt.  V afuz 

Kishin amse 

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 

Kiungam amlc 

Kiushan  Beacon aofp 

Kiushu aovs 

Kiutoan  Lt.  V aofg 

Kiyerr  Inlet asib 

Kizil  Irmak akms 

Kizu  gawa apbw 

Kjeldsnor adim 

Kjengskjaer ablt 

Klagstorp aceo 

Kladesholm acbd 

Klang. anrq 

Klazati ajzk 

Kleines  Haff acyw 

Kleven abvh 

Klinkowstroem  B apof 

Klinte adjl 

•Klintehamn achi 

Klitmoller adqw 

Klondike  R atqo 

Klong  Bagatae anpl 

Kliitz  Hd adcn 

Knivaia abfh 

Knivaniemi acoi 

Knocke aegp 

Knubble,  The baky 

Knuds  Hd adiu 

Knysna  Hr alxp 

Kobberdal abkh 

Kobber  Grund  Lt.  V adqg 

Kob6 apbr 

Kochi 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 

Kollefjord abge 

Kdrnakoff  F atrg 

Kolokfthia  ( Archipelago) ajtq 

Kolokithia  (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  Wilhelm  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 ajqt 

Korea aolf 

Kornilof  G ". aonx 

Koroni ajmf 

Kororarika  B atns 

Korsakovsk aorw 

Korshagen adlj 

Korshavn adjb 

Korso acqi 

Korsor adly 

Korsor  Road  Lt.  V adlx 

Kos akpj 

Kosedo  Str aovn 

Koseir amqe 

Koshiki  Is aoxw 

Koshiki-sima aowu 

Kosi  R alzi 

Koslu  B AKND 

Kosounai aorp 

Koster  I abzl 

Kota  Baharu aqbj 

Kota-batu aqky 

Kota  Raja apqm 

Kotawa  B aphe 

Kotawaringin  R aqbu 

Kotelnoi  I apqc 

Kotka  I acrj 

Kotonu ALNX 

Kottapatam angp 

Kotzebue  Sound atpq 

Kourland acuv 

Kowie  R alye 

Kowno acvi 

Kra anpe 


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KRAGCHENBURG— LEITH. 


Kragchenburg aebt 

KragerQ abwq 

Rran  Fiord abwo 

Krasnaia  Gorka acsm 

Kraut  Sand  Lt.  V aduk 

Kraxtepellen acwtj 

Kresta  G apoh 

Rrimea akhe 

Krimon  Java  Is apvs 

Krionero  Pt ajkb 

Krishna  Lt.  V anlz 

Kristianstad acfs 

Kristiansund abmw 

Kro6 aptb 

Krom  B alxt 

Kronborg adoz 

Kronslot acsk 

Kronstadt achv 

Kru ALKS 

Krusenstern  B abct 

Kuahoi  R anwb 

Kua  Kam  R anwy 

Kuakue  B. . ., aebk 

Kuantan  R antq 

Kuaua  B aqzy 

Kuchinotsu aoxj 

Kudat  B apyx 

Kuga  sima aowx 

Kudu  R alrp 

Kuji  B APKD 

Kulleii ACDN 

Kultuznay  B apnv 

Kumai  R aqbs 

Kum  Kalessi ajwv 

Kumassi 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 

Kuril  Is aplu 

Kurong aqot 

KuruR awgp 

Kuru  Chesmeh akbw 

Kueaiel aquy 

Kush abev 

Kushiro aplh 

Kusilvak atqj 

Kusimoto , apeo 

Kuskino abci 

Kuskoquim  R atre 

Kustenjeh  (Kustendji) akec 

Kutabdial ankp 

Kutali  Road ajzo 

KutchG amwz 

Kutpurl amxw 

Kuwana apfr 

Kuweit  Hr amtje 

Kvaernholm abnz 

Kvalbein abxji 

Kvilio ABTTW 

Kvindherred absc 

Kvitholm abne 

Kvitnes abmy 

Kwachau aogb 


Kwala  Kangsa anrj 

Kwala  Lumpor anrt 

Kwainera aqyc 

Kwangchauwan anxv 

Kwikambo altp 

Kwanglotau  I aoks 

Kyauchau  Hr aoik 

Kyauk  Pyu  Hr anlg 

Kyholin adjy 

Kykduin aebx 

Kyle  Akin afcj 

Kyparissia ajlw 

Kyz  Aul  Pt AKHY 

Laaland admk 

Labiau acwo 

Labo ADEN 

Labrador bexq 

Labuan apyo 

Labuan  Amok aqni 

Labuan  Tering  B aqnp 

Labuk  R apzl 

Laccadive  Is andf 

Lacepede  B abwb 

Lachine  Canal bdut 

Lacre  Pt awkr 

Ladrone  Is.  (China) an  ye 

Ladvik abqm 

Lady  Elliot  I astn 

Lae  o  ka  Laau arfs 

Lseso ADQB 

Lseso,  Channel  Lt.  V adqf 

Lseso  Rende adpz 

Lagoa  dos  Patos avrg 

Lagos  (Africa) aloe 

Lagos  (Portugal) ahcy 

Lagosta .' ajett 

Lagostini  I ajfk 

acql 

juan  B aqjs 

Laguerre,  P aqyv 

Laguinmanoc,  P aqgu 

Laguna  B asrg 

LagundiStr apsw 

Lahaina arfm 

LakaP ajhs 

Lake  Borgne awzi 

Lake  Reeve asbtt 

LakhpatR amwy 

Lakon antw 

LakonaB aqxc 

Lamb  I bemi 

Lambayeque auxg 

LambtonHr atkx 

Lamentin aydi 

Lamlash aezk 

Lamock  Is aobc 

Lampedusa aipb 

Lampon,  P aqpl 

Lamu amnp 

Lanai AM,° 

Lancaster aevy 

Landerneau agkp 

Land's  End aeor 

Landskrona ACEB 

Landsort aciu 

Landunevds  Pt agjm 

LangatR ANEr 

Langeland adih 

Langenuen abry 


I^angeoog  I adxj 

Langesund abwu 

Langkat  R apqw 

Langkawi  I anqe 

Langkiangki aogz 

Langksa  R apqu 

Lang  Ness: aexd 

Langore adjv 

Langotangen abwv 

Langshan  Crossing aopm 

Langston  Hr aelp 

Langwas  I apsh 

Lannion aghz 

Lantau anyl 

Lanvaon  Height agji 

Lanzarote aleh 

Laon aqjd 

Lapland abpk 

Lappe  Grund  Lt.  V adpc 

Lara  Pt avob 

Larangeiras avsn 

Laraquete avhg 

Laredo agve 

Larnaka akrd 

Lame apt« 

Larut  R anqx 

Lasserre  Pt avkp 

Lassan aczr 

Latakiyah. akrv 

Latham  I amku 

Latimer  Reef azub 

Latour,  P bchu 

Lau^rsvcelgen abzg 

Laumuho aojs 

Launceston asej 

Laurkollen ab  yq 

Laurvik abxi 

Lauterbach adbh 

Lauwerzee adyr 

Lavaca awuq 

Lavaissiere  B arbe 

Lavandou ahvf 

Lavapie  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 

LebuP avhm 

Led  Sund acqm 

Leeds apmx 

Leer adyi 

Leeuwin,  C arpp 

Leeward  Is axym 

Leghorn ahyc 

L6gu6,  Le agpt 

Leichau anxti 

Leipzig acwb 

Leite aqjf 

Leith afkd 


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LEIXOES— LOOKOUT. 


Leixoes  P ahbf 

Leka abkp 

Lekanger ■. aboz 

Lekhanger , abqr 

Lekki alod 

Lema  Is anyt 

Leman  &  Ower  Lt.  V afnv 

Lemantin  Pt axtg 

Leme  Ch aiwt 

Lemnos ajue 

Lemvig adrk 

Lena  R apqe 

Lenlia,  P.  da alsf 

Lensviken ably 

Leonardstown  B azbg 

Leones  Isle avmb 

Leopoldville alsm 

Lepanto ajle 

Lepreau  PI bayh 

Lepsorev abod 

Lequeitio aguq 

Lerdalsoren abqw 

Lerhamn.. acdq 

Lerici ahxr 

Lero  (Archipelago) ajsu 

Lero  (Bergen) abrm 

Lervig abrw 

Lerwick afgp 

Lesina ajbd 

Leskar acnp 

Leton  Rk alhp 

Letti  I aq'oz 

Leucate ahpx 

Leukungtao aoit 

Levanger abmi 

Levant akpq 

Levant  Is ahud 

Levanto ahxk 

Levanzo aimw 

Leven,  P amdz 

Levi,  C agcl 

Levis bdtg 

Levitha ajsr 

Levuka arcn 

Lewes azib 

Lewis afcs 

Lewiston bdyi 

Leyden aecm 

Leyre  R agtk 

Liakhov apqb 

Liant,  C anum 

Liauho aokb 

Liautishan  Promontory aokl 

Liautung  Province aojx 

Libau acvf 

Libby  I bavf 

Libeccio  Pt aimu 

Liberia alkh 

Libertad auql 

Libreville alrd 

Licata ailz 

Licosa  Pt aijg 

Lidung  B aprc 

Lievely  P bezq 

Liffey  R afve 

Lignano  P aiur 

Ligua  B avet 

Liim  Fiord adpu 

Likuri  Hr arcp 

Lildstrand ad«t 


Lille  Blegen absv 

Lille  Feisten abud 

Lillesand abvz 

Lillo aegq 

Lima. auyv 

Lima  R agzy 

Limasol akqz 

Limeni  P ajml 

Limerick afrd 

Limhamn acen 

Limon,  P a  won 

Limones  R axqj 

Limpopo  R alzs 

Linano  B aqkw 

Linaro,  C aifw 

Lincoln,  P arsf 

Lindaas abrh 

Linde  R ambx 

Lindesn83s abuz 

Lindi  R amke 

Lindos '- ajrz 

Linga aprl 

Lingan  Hd v, bcsh 

Lingayen aqep 

Lingi  R anrz 

Linja amvh 

Linnhe  Loch afbn 

Linosa , aipf 

Linschoten  Is .■ aoyg 

Lions  Rump alwk 

Lipari  I aioe 

Lipso  I ajsv 

Liptrap  C arzy 

Lisbon.. ahce 

Lisburne,  C atpm 

Liscanor afrg 

Liscia  P aicr 

Liscomb  Hr bcni 

Lisle afxm 

L'Islet ...bdrk 

Lismore  I afbq 

Lissa ajek 

Lister abur 

Lister  Deep adse 

Lith amrl 

Little  Basses anfc 

Little  Belledune  Pt bdfj 

Little  Belt adgy 

Little  Cayman a^cqw 

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 asuo 

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 

Llansa ahnl 

Llarga  Pt ahon 

Llico AVFY 

Llobregat ahmb 

Lloret ahmr 

Lloyd,*P aqvu 

Loanda  I alte 

Loanda,  P.  of altb 

Loango  B alrq 

Lobito  B altr 

Lobos  de  Af uera auxf 

Lobos  I.  (Canary  Is.) alen 

Lobos  I.  (Uruguay)..., avqj 

Lobos  cay axmt 

Loch  Fyne aezg 

Loch  In  Dail aezw 

Loekeville aros 

Loc-Maria agnm 

Lodbjerg adqz 

Lodingen abid 

Lofoten  Is abic 

Lofsta ACLB 

Logan  R asqx 

Loggerhead  cay axgo 

Logstor adrg 

Loheiya amrp 

Loire,  R.. agpf 

Loka  I aoeg 

Lokiang aocg 

Lolo  I AQTC 

Loma  Pt aujk 

Lomaloma ..ardm 

Lomas  (Cape)  Roadstead... avbd 

Lombardy aiuw 

Lombok aqnl 

Lomma aceh 

London aehtv 

Londonderry afte 

London  Docks aejn 

London  Sh acsl 

Long  Branch azmr 

Long  Hope afetj 

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) beat 

Long  Pt.  (Mass.) bagi 

Long  Pt.  (Tasmania) Asm 

Long  Pilgrim  I bdpr 

Long  Sand  Lt.  V.(Bengal)....ANiw 
Long  Sand  Lt.V.(England). .  afpe 

Longships  Lt aeoq 

Longstone afkv 

Longueuil bduk 

Lonsdale  P arye 

Loo  Rock aids 

Loog  P AQHD 

Looke  P amdx 

Lookout,  C ayrm 


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Loop  Hd afqu 

Lopakta,  C apnq 

Lopez,  C.  (Africa) albi 

Lopez  I.  (Wash.) atyz 

Loppeu ABQW 

Loque1 AMDX 

Lorain bbdp 

Lome  P bcpa 

Lourenco  Marquez alzo 

Lorient agnd 

Lord  Howe  I arbw 

Los,  Isles  de aljh 

Los  Vilos AVEO 

Lota AVHE 

Louis,  P.  (France) agmz 

Louis;  P.  (Mauritius) amib 

Louis,  P.  Lt.  V amic 

Louis,  P.  (W.  I.) AYDG 

Louisburg  Hr bcbj 

Louisiade  Archipelago aqtm 

Louisiana awvx 

Louttit  B arxw 

Lovisa acri 

Low  Hd asdp 

LOW  I ASYD 

LOW  Pt AOHU 

Lower  California auk  J 

Lower  Pt.  Clear axbk 

Lower  Traverse  Lt.V bdqs 

Lowestoft afoi 

Lowly  Pt arsj 

Loyalty  Is arbq 

Luanco agwf 

Luarca agwq 

Lubang  I aqde 

Lubeck  (Germany) adcr 

Lubeck  (Me.) bavx 

Lucietta  I ajdg 

Lucifer  Lt.  V apvn 

Lucon agqd 

Lucrecia  Pt axmf 

Ludington beky 

Ludlam  Beach azlw 

Ludlow,  P atzs 

Luikangtao aoit 

Lulea acnt 

Lundo ablq 

Lundy  I aepm 

Luneburg advp 

Lunenburg.. bcjw 

Lungmun  Hr aoiu 

Lungo,  P.  (Dalmatia) ajco 

LungoP.  (Istria) aiyb 

Lungo ACMG 

LuparR apyc 

Lusaran  Pt •- aqih 

Lussin  Piccolo aizk 

Lutke  Hr apor 

Lutostrak  I ajcp 

Luz,  Pdela aleu 

Luzon  I aqdj 

Lydo adhs 

Lyen abmq 

Lyme  Regis aenc 

Lymington aemp 

Lynchburg awvr 

Lyngen '■ abgx 

Lyngor abwm 

Lyngsbek 

Lynn 


ADKI 
BAIK 


Lynn  Haven ayve 

Lynn  Well  Lt.  Y apne 

Lynus  Pt aetv 

Lyon .-.  .ahrl 

Lyon,  G.  of v. ahqi 

Lyse  Ground adkt 

Lysekil  I acbp 

Lyser  Ort acux 

Lytham aevp 

Lyttelton atjg 

Lytton asqn 

Maas  Lt.  V aecp 

Maas  R aecq 

Maasluis aedf 

Maatsuyker  I asfo 

Maba  Road aqrj 

Mabou bcvh 

MacaM 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) atpg 

MacKinnon  Hr bctx 

Mack  Reef auet 

MacLean asm 

MacLeay  R asny 

Macoripe  Pt awcp 

Macoris axun 

Macquarie  Pt askd 

Macquarie  Hr asfg 

Macquarie  I atox 

Macquarie,  Lake asmh 

Macquarie,  P asnm 

Madagascar amdo 

Maddalena  I aict 

Maddy,  Loch afdb 

Madeira - aldq 

Madeira  R :..awfi 

Madison,  P aubn 

Madoc,  P aesy 

Madonna  I ajht 

Madonna  Pt aiwc 

MadragaB albc 

Madras angj 

Madrid agud 

Madryn,  P avmh 

Madura  I apwf 

MKsholm adpl 

Maestra  Pt aith 

Mafia  I amks 

Magadoxa amoc 

Magallanes aqhi 

Magdalen,  C bdna 

Magdalen  Is bdfh 


Magdalena  B.  (Mexico) aukz 

Magdalena  B abde 

Magdalena  R , awly 

Magellan  Str avjg 

Magerosund abgj 

Magnisi ailh 

Magnok  B aqgp 

Magothy  R azdr 

Mahabalipdr  Pagodas angh 

Mahakan  R aqbe 

Mahambo  Pt ameo 

Mahanadi  R anib 

Mahanoro ames 

Mahe" ancl 

Mahe1  I ' amjb 

Mah6bourg amil 

Mahedia akvr 

Mahi  R amyj 

Mahon,  P ahpb 

Mahone bckp 

Mahukona arpd 

Mahuwa amxv 

Maidens aftp 

Maikulaung antjd 

Mai  Kussa aqsm 

Maine bakp 

Maintirano amfp 

Maisonneuve bdtjn 

Maitencillo avel 

Maitland asmt 

Maitland,  P beac 

Majamba  B amge 

Majar  B akcv 

Majorca ahod 

Makalla amsh 

Makambi  R amft 

Makarska ajdu 

Makassar aqmx 

Makassar  Str aqmu 

Makfl amux 

Makisar aqox 

Makran  Coast am vr 

Makri  Hr akpw 

Maksa : amvt 

Maktan  I aqio 

Makung  Hr aovc 

Malabar  Coast anch 

Malabar  Pt amze 

Malabata  Pt albg 

Malabrigo  Road auxk 

Malacca 1 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 

Maldive  Is andk 

Maldon afpm 

Maldonado  (Mexico) auof 

Maldonado  (Uruguay) avqh 

Male andm 

Malea,  C ajnd 

Maleg  Hr afce 

Malekula aqxh 

Malemba  B alrv 


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Part  II. 


MALFATANO— MATIFU. 


Malfatano,  P aiec 

Malheureux  C amie 

Malimba  R alqk 

Malin  Hd afsy 

Malindi amnj 

Malinska  P aizx 

Mallagoota  Inkt ascf 

Mallawall6  I apzf 

Mallicolo aqxh 

Malmo acbj 

Maloren acnx 

Maloyama apmt 

Malpeque bdep 

Malsoro  B aqmw 

Malta .-. aioq 

Maltezana ajsi 

Mai  wan anbg 

Mamanguape awbg 

Mamberonmo  R aqtx 

Mambolo aljs 

Mambulao  P aqfr 

Mamuju  B aqmz 

Mamutzu amdk 

Man,  Isle  of aewu 

Manado aqlz 

Manacle  Rks aeok 

Mana  Dock avqd 

Managua aure 

Mananjara  R amet 

Manaos awfc 

Manapad  Pt andv 

Manar anep 

Manar,  G.  of andt 

Manati  R axwh 

Manawatu  R atdi 

Manchac,  Pa.^s awzr 

Manchester aevs 

Manchester  Ship  Canal  ...  .aeux 

Manchuria aopc 

Manda  Roads amnq 

Mandal abvf 

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 begjc 

Manitowoc beik 

Manly  Beach aslq 

Manna  R alkd 


Mannefjord abvi 

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 apsc 

Marbella ahgk 

Marblehead  (Lake  Erie) bedg 

Marblehead  (Mass) baiq 

Marchesa  B apzj 

Marcus  Hook azjo 

Mare  I augt 

Marennes , agrd 

Margarita  I awje 

Margate aekf 

Maria,  Loc agnj 

Maria,  P axrg 

Manager adpm 

Marianas acjvk 

Marias  R asnq 

Maria  Teresa  Mole aiys 

Maria  Van  Diemen,  C aszy 

Marie  Galante '.  .ayeb 

Mariel,  P axny 

Marien adef 

Marifjasren abrc 

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 

Maritimo '. 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 amcu 

Maroni amcz 

Maroni  R awgj 

Marquesas  Is argc 

Marquette bepa 

Marsa  el  K6bir akzc 

Marsala aimo 

Marsa  Omrakum akug 


Scirocco aiow 

Marsa  Sousah akup 

Marsa  Tebruk aktji 

Marsa  Zafran akuw 

Marseillan ahqm 

Marseille ahrw 

Marsha  I ambc 

Marshall  Is .  aqvx 

Marshall  Pt bade 

Marstal adig 

Marsten abrp 

Marstrand '. . .  acbi 

Martaban  G anof 

Martha,  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. ayni 

Martin  Vas  I awce 

Marudu  B ^...apzb 

Marugame apdx 

Mary  R asrw 

Maryborough asry 

Maryland azcq 

Mainland  Pt azbv 

Maryport aewp 

Marysville aubf 

Masanpo aonb 

Masbate  I aqhj 

Maseskar abzt 

Mashike apml 

Mashonaland ajjbo 

Masinglok  P aqeh 

Masio,  P axpq 

Masfra  G amsv 

Maskat amtb 

Maskhal  I ankq 

Maski apml 

Masknuf aciz 

Masnou ahmi 

Maspalomas  Pt alex 

Massab6 alrs 

Massachusetts azxq 

Lubrense aihu 

ALTJ 

Massaua  Hr ampt 

Masuji  R apsl 

Masuliptam angv 

Mata,  P axli 

Matagorda awuh 

Matakong  I aljn 

Matamoros. .'. awti 

Matane bdnp 

Matanzas axnu 

Matanzas  Caleta  (Chile) avft 

Matapan,  C ajmo 

Matapwa  R amng 

Matar6 - ahmk 

Mataura  R .\. . . atgp 

Matchedash  B .1 -. .  .behs 

Maternillos  Pt axmp 

Mathew  Town 1 . . .  axkz 

Mathias  Pt...: azbm 

Mathurin  B amit 

Mati AQKN 

Matifu,  C akyj 


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MATILDA— MISCOU. 


Matilda bdvf 

Matinicus  Rock baon 

Matitanana  R ameu 

Matochkin  Shar  (Strait) abdq 

Matoya apfd 

Matsugahama  B aplx 

Matsumai apkm 

Matsu  shima apiy 

Matsuyama apec 

Mattapoiset azyr 

Mattinata aird 

Matupi  I aqbj 

Matura anbv 

Maturin awiv 

Mauger  beach  Lt. . '. bcmb 

Mauger  cay awqt 

Maui  I arm 

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 ahpp 

Mayotta amdg 

Maysi,  C. axle 

Mayu  R ankv 

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 

Mbau  B arcy 

McArthur  Hd afbc 

McArthur  R aril 

McCluer  Inlet aqsb 

Mchinga  B amkf 

Meares,  C audq 

Meat  Cove bcum 

Mebondo alqv 

Mecattina  C beqc 

Mekka amrk 

MecMgme  B apon 

Mecklenburg adby 

Meda  I ahmz 

Medan apqx 

Medano  Pt avng 

M6dee  Rock agme 

Medemblik adzs 

Medford bahy 

Medina amrh 

Mediterranean Iahfz 

Medni apnr 

Medolino  G aixn 

Medomak  R bang 

Medway bcjk 

Medway  R aylp 

Medway,  The aejr 


Megalo  Kastron ajpm 

Megalo  Nisi  I akdj 

Meganisi  Ch ajiq 

Meghna  R ankd 

Mehediya albp 

Meiaco  sima  Is aocx 

Meinderts  Reef apws 

Mejillones  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 avio 

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 

MembaB amcl 

Memel acwp 

Memel  R acwl 

Menadou  Passage bcrp 

Menai  Str aetp 

Mendocino  C aupo 

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 

Merida awsb 

Merigomish bcwp 

Merimbula asif 

Merka amnz 

Merlera  Pt aixq 

Mermerjik  B ajzp 

Merminji,  C akoh 

Merrill  Shell  Bank axbq 

Mersey aeus 

Mersev  Bluff aser 

Mersin  P akow 

Mersina akqp 

Mesa  de  Roldan ahip 

Mesco  Pt ai-ixl 

Me  Sima  Group aoyl 

Messaragotsem  Pt acur 

Messemvria akdp 

Messier  Ch avix 

Messina aiks 

Messina,  Str.  of aiko 

Mestre aiuc 

Mesurado,  C alkj 

Metbie afji 

Metis  Pt bdns 


Meuangpran antz 

Mevatanana amfz 

Mew  I AFTW 

Mexico '. axjkh 

Mexico,  G.  of awrz 

Meyers  Ledge ah wg 

Meze 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 aefv 

Middelfart adhg 

Middelgrund adol 

Middelharnis aedr 

Middle  Bank  Lt.  V arsi 

Middle  Hr aslo 

Middlesbrough aflz 

Middleton  R alon 

Miho  B aoux 

Miike aoxm 

Mijella ajvd 

Mikawa apfz 

Mikindani  Hr amkb 

Mikomoto apgw 

Mikuni aouj 

Milan aiux 

Milazzo ainy 

Mileto  Pt airt 

Milford  Haven aesf 

Milk  R axsf 

Millbridge baty 

Millier  Pt aglc 

Millwall  Docks aejl 

Milna ajdx 

Milo ajpy 

Milonia  R akzn 

Milwaukee beit 

Minatitlan awsr 

Min  R aocy 

Minch,  The afco 

Mindanao  I aqkc 

Mindoro.  .• aqcs 

Mine  Hd afwl 

Mines,  Basin  of bcdn 

Mingan  Hr bdml 

Mingan  Pass aodg 

Minikoi  I andj 

Minnesota bemu 

Mifio  R agzv 

Minorca ahpc 

Minots  Ledge bagx 

Minou  Pt AGKD 

Miquelon betv 

Minquiers agdx 

Minsener  Old  Oog. adxe 

Minsener  Sand  Lt.  V adwo 

Mira bcrs 

Miramba  P amgh 

Miramichi  B bdgf 

Miramichi  B  Lt.  V bdcv 

Mirik,  C alfw 

Mirs  B anzh 

Misarnis,  P aqkg 

Miscou  Hr bdte 


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Part  II. 


MISENO— MUGERES. 


Miseno,  C aigt 

Misiina  nada aozt 

Mispillion  Creek azik 

Misratah akux 

AHTP 

zza  Rk aiqj 

I BEGU 

AWZF 

_  i  City axbw 

Missolonghi ajky 

Misumi  Hr aoxq 

Mitaziri aozl 

Mitchell  R  (Carpentaria) aric 

Mitchell  R  (Victoria) asby 

Mitford  Hr apze 

Mitho ANVE 

Mitsuga  hama aped 

Mitylene ajtv 

Mitzura aozx 

Miwara aozy 

Miyadsu aoxjr 

Miyako afkf 

Mizzen  Hd afpx 

M'Kenzie  Pt bcqx 

Mlui  R AMBZ 

Moar  R anse 

Mobile axcw 

Mocha  I  (Chile) avho 

Mocha  (Red  Sea) amrz 

Mochima  P awjk 

Moda  Liman ajkv 

Modeste  I. aomi 

Modyugski  I abex 

Moella  I avsz 

Moen adnk 

Moeraki atir 

Moerdyk aedw 

Mogador alcb 

Mogdisbu amoc 

Mogotes  Pt avnc 

Mohaka  R atlk 

Mohawk  I bdzy 

Mohilla  I  (Moheli) amdb 

Mohoro  B amkq 

Mojacar Ahir 

Mojanga amfv 

Moji AOVT 

Mokambo,  P amcd 

Mokau  R atcj 

Mokha amrz 

Mokihinui atfe 

Mokpo AOMF 

Mola aiqp 

Moldava akfn 

Molde ABNM 

Molde  Fiord abno 

Moldo ABPG 

Molenpolder aedl 

Molfetta aiqw 

Molino  Pt ahmv 

Molle acdo 

Mollendo,  P. . . avbr 

Moller  B abdr 

Moller,  P atrm 

Mollo abzv 

Molokai arfq 

Molucca  Passage aqrn 

Molyneux  B athu 

Mombasa awly 

Mona axvq 


Monach  Is afde 

Monaco ahvl 

Monastir akvu 

Moncton bazu 

Mondaca  R aqus 

Mondego,  C ahbl 

Mongat  Pt ahmg 

Mongunui  Hr atnw 

Monhegan  I baod 

Monie  B azft 

Monkey  R awqz 

Monmouth aeqo 

Monomoy  Pt baej 

Monopoli aiqo 

Monroe becn 

Monroe,  F ayvh 

Monrovia alkn 

Montagu  I. ., asij 

Mont'  Alegre awet 

Montauk  Pt azqm 

Monte  Christi axub 

Monte  Christo  (Cent.  Am.),  .auvr 

Monte  Christo  (Italy) ahzc 

Monte  Grosso ahyu 

Montego axrq 

Monteleone aijv 

Montelungo aiqf 

Montenegro ajgh 

Montepes  B amcq 

Monterey auhs 

Montevideo avpy 

Montgomery axdg 

Montpelier * ahqu 

Montreal bduq 

Montrose afit 

Monts,  Pt.  de bdmn 

Montserrat aycx 

Montt,  P avil 

Monze,  C amwk 

Moody,  P atvj 

Mooen abns 

Mooloolah  R asre 

Moon acuf 

Moon  Islet amsf 

Moonta arsz 

Moorowie,  P artq 

Moose  F beyz 

Moose-a-bec  Reach bauz 

Moose  Peak  (Mistake  I) bauw 

Morant axst 

Morant  Cays axsz 

Moratabas  Entrance apyb 

Moray  Firth afhs 

Morayra ahjz 

Morbihan agof 

Morbylanga acgs 

Morea ajme 

Morecambe  B aewb 

Morebead  City ayrj 

Morellganj anjw 

Moreno  B avdc 

Moresby,  P aqtf 

Moresby  R asxk 

Moreton  B aspq 

Moreton,  C aspu 

Morgan  City awxv 

Mori apkx 

Morlacca  Ch ajbg 

Morlaix agjj 

Mornington arzj 


Morocco akzm 

Morondava amfl 

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 

Morl^r  I aizo 

Mortella  Pt aicf 

Morter ajdb 

Morup  Tange acby 

Moruya asir 

Morzhbvetz  I abei 

Moscenice aiyg 

Moscow ACSB 

Moskenses abiy 

Mosquito  Coast awox 

Mosquito  Inlet ayip 

Mosoen abki 

Moss ABYO 

Mossamedes aluc 

Mossel  B alxm 

Mostaganem akyw 

Mostardas avro 

Moster absq 

Mota  I AQXB 

Mothoni ajmc 

Motrico "...  agup 

Motril ahgw 

Motueka  R atel 

Mouill6  Pt ALWN 

Moule,  P ayde 

Moulmein anoh 

Moultrieville aypb 

Mount,  C ALKF 

Mount  Desert  Rk b  art 

Mount  Hill ayhu 

Mounts  B aeon 

Moura  B aotm 

Mourillon ahtn 

Mourilyan  Hr asxm 

Mouro  I AGVN 

Mouse  Lt.  V AETD 

Mousset agsr 

Mouton  P bciy 

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 axmr 

Mud  Pt anjb 

Muda  R anqj 

Mudania ajyt 

Mudros  B ajtjf 

Muendu  B aqyw 

Mueo  P AQZB 

Muertos  I axye 

Mugard  n- agxp 

Mugeres  hr awrk 


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MUGGIA— NEUFELD. 


Muggia aivp 

Mughti AMVG 

Muhammera amup 

Muiden.. aebh 

Muka  Hd anqr 

Mukden aoke 

Mula,  P axyw 

Mulata axop 

Mulaya  R .  .akzp 

Mulgrave,  P.  (Alaska) .  .atsh 

Mulgrave,  P.  (N.  S.) bcph 

Mulgrave  R .  asxu 

Mulki  Rocks ance 

Mull AFBY 

Mull  Hd AFGH 

Mulo  I AJDL 

Mulpy ANCD 

Mumbles aerp 

Mungopani amlo 

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 arvt 

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 

Mutsure aovk 

Muttum  Pt ancz 

Mvita amlz 

Mwambi  B amco 

Mwana  Mwana amle 

Myanterano  R amfp 

f  Myhlenfels  Pt 

Mykoni 

Myriophyto 


AXZI 
.AJRB 
AJXM 


R ANKU 

Naarden aebi 

NabLt.  V aelt 

Nabe  sima apdt 

Nadjini aony 

Naga aqiw 

Nagahama apeh 

Nagar., anpw 

Nagara  Kalessi ajxe 

Nagara  Liman ajxd 

Nagasaki aoxe 

Naga  sima aoxv 

Nagoya APFS 

Naguabo,  P axwp 

Nahant BAIN 

NaiboHr - apmd 

Nain '...beyh 

Nairn AFIB 

Naiu  Group aome 

NakaHr apiv 

Nakai A0UF 

NakalaP AMCI 


Nakashimagawa apdg 

Nakatsu aozh 

Nakke  Hd I . .  adpp 

Nakskov admr 

Namaura. aowv 

Nambuckra  R ? asob 

Nam  Dinh anwt 

Namkwan  Hr aodq 

Namo  Hr anyc 

Namoa  I anzy 

Namsos ablc 

Namu  Hr atuo 

Nanaimo  Hr atwh 

Nanao aoue 

Nandi  B arcx 

Nandi  Waters arco 

Nangamessi  B aqnz 

Nankauri  Hr anoc 

Nankin '. aogj 

Nanoose  Hr atwd 

Nansemond  R aywi 

Nansha aocq 

Nantai  I aodk 

Nantes agpl 

Nanticoke  R azfq 

Nantucket baey 

Nantucket  Shoals  Lt.  V bafe 

Nanuku  Passage ardi 

Naos  I autc 

Naos,  P alek 

Napa augx 

Napanee  R bdwp 

Napier atlg 

Naples aihl 

Napoule  G ahuv 

Narainganj ankf 

Narakal ancq' 

Naranjo  P axmh 

Narbada  R amyj} 

Narbonne - ahqb 

Narendri amgi 

Narenta  Ch ajey 

NaresHr aqut 

NarestQ abwi 

Nargen  I actf 

Narragansett  B azvf 

Narraguagus  R batv 

Narrows  (N.  Y.) aznm 

Narrows,  The  (Bermuda)... ayhw 

Narsapur r  ..angw 

Naruto  Passage apdk 

Narva acst 

Narvick ABJp 

NashI .....baut 

NashPt aerf 

Nasilai arck 

NassB atuc 

Nassau AXJM 

NassauR AYJT 

Natal  (Africa) alyx 

Natal  (Brazil) awbq 

Natal  (Sumatra) apuc 

NatalieB apob 

Natashquan  R bdmi 

NatevaB ARDG 

National  Basin ahry 

Natunals APXV 

Naturaliste,  C A.RFB 

Naufragados,  Pt.  dos avry 

Nauplia AJNK 


Nauset  Beach bafq 

Naussa  P ajrh 

Naustdal abpy 

Navallo,  P agoc 

Navarin ajlz 

Navarin,  C apod 

Navas,  P axlq 

Navassa  I axtd 

Navesink azmu 

Navia agwr 

Navibandar amxo 

Navidad  B auni 

Navinar  Pt ' amxd 

Nawanagar amxh 

Naxia ajro 

Naxos _ ajrm 

Nazareth  B amh 

Naze,  The ..abuz 

Ndoni alow 

Neath aerl 

Nebel adsq 

Neddick,  C ..baky 

NeeahB auch 

Neebish  Rapids beln 

Needham  Pt aygl 

Needles,  The aemh 

Neerstrand abtg 

Negapatam anfs 

Negombo anek 

.  Negrais,  C anlr 

:  Negril  Hr axru 

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  gully bdhp 

NehoueB aqzg 

Nek6te  B arbg 

Nelligan asix 

Nellore ango 

Nelson  Town  (N.  B.) bdhm 

Nelson  (N.  Z.) -'atej 

Nelson,  0 arxe 

Nelson,  P arky 

Nemifla agyi 

Nemoro  Anchorage aplq 

Nemours akzl 

Nena,  P avhn 

Neo  Kastro ajlz 

Nepean  Pt arzp 

Neponset b  ahp 

Neptune  Battery anet 

Neptune  Is arsg 

Nerang  R aspk 

NeraPt aixz 

Nerbudda  R amyn 

Nerja ahgs 

Nerva  Rock acsp 

Netherlands adyj 

Neuendorf acts 

Neuenfelde adus 

Neuf  P bdoh 

Neufahr ,.  -  .acxv 

Neufahrwasser acxq 

Neufeld adTm 


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NEUHARRLINGERSIEL—  NORWAY. 


Neuharrlingersiel adxn 

Neuhaus adub 

Neuse  R ayrv 

Neustadt adcv 

Neuwerk advh 

Neuzen aegf 

Neva acsb 

Neva  Lt.  V acsi 

Nevez,  P agis 

Nevis aycb 

Nevis,  Loch afcg 

Nevlunghavn abxe 

New  Amsterdam awhm 

Newark azob 

Newarp  Lt.  V afoe 

New  Bedford azyi 

New  Berne aysb 

New  Besca ajbc 

Newbiggih afld 

New  Brighton. aznv 

New  Brunswick . .  .bawo 

Newburg afio 

Newburyport bajr 

New  Calabar  R . .  „ auk 

New  Caledonia aqyj 

New  Carlisle bdju 

New  Castle  (Del.) azjf 

Newcastle  (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 aqbv 

New  Guinea,  British aqrw 

New  Hampshire baju 

New  Haven  (Conn.) aztj 

Newhaven  (England) aelg 

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 atjje 

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.v.'. afum 

New'Sibefia  Is. . . : : apqb 

New  Smyrna . . . : ayis 

New  South  Wales ashq 

NewtOnquaddy bcnf 

Newtown almo 


New  Westminster atvn 

New  Whatcom atyh 

New  York azot 

New  Zealand aszw 

Nexo acfk 

Neyba  B axut 

Neyland aesg 

Nez  de  Jobourg agct 

Ngaloa  Hr arcd 

Nganking  Reach aohb 

Ngaukiang aodu 

Niagara '. bdyf 

Nicaragua auqx 

Nice ahvf 

Nicholson,  P atkl 

Nickerie  R awhg 

Nicobar  Is anmy 

Nicolas  Ch axji 

Nicosia akqv 

Nicoya  G aurs 

Nidden acwr 

Nidingen acb  v 

Nieuport aehn 

Nieuwe  Diep adzl 

Nieuwe  Maas." aedg 

Nieuwe  Sluis aegl 

Nievre,  P amdt 

Nifu ALKT 

Niger alop 

Nightingale  I alvi 

Nigisi aphq 

Niigata  Roadstead aotz 

Nikaria ajtd 

Nikolaev akgf 

Nikolaev  F akgt 

Nikolaevsk aorj 

Nikolaistad acpe 

(Nikolo,  P ajpo 

Nile  R aktw 

Nimmersatt acwe 

Nimrod  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 

Nisqually aubv 

Nitendi  Is aqwo 

Nitheroy avtu 

Niue,  I ardv 

Nivaa adoy 

Nizampatam angr 

Noarlunga,  P ...arvf 

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 aecs 

No  Point,  Pt aubj' 

Norddeich adxs 

Norden adyf 


Nordenham advt 

Norderney  I adxr 

Norder  Piep . .  .r adtk 

Nord  Fiord abph 

Nordland abhn 

Nordmaling. acmp 

Nordoerne abst 

Nordoerne  (Vigten  Is.) abku 

Nordre  Rose adoh 

Nordstrand  I adsv 

Nore  Lt.  V aeih 

Norfolk ayvw 

Norfolk  I arbv 

Norfolk  Navy  Yard aywc 

Norman,  C berk 

Norman  R.  Lt.  V arie 

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.  (N.  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 aeiq 

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 BDFE 

North  R.  (N.  C.) aytjm 

North  Reef  Lt asvh 

North  Rona afdq 

North  Ronaldsay afgi 

North  Ronner adqe 

North  Saddle  I aoez 

North  Sea adsb 

North  Sea  Ship  Canal aeci 

North  Shields ; afu 

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 aetjj 

Norton  B . .-. atqb 

Norwalk azsu 

Norway abfs 

Norway  Is : .  .anxd 


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NOSHAPP— ORSO. 


Noshapp  Saki aplo 

Nosi-Be AMGQ 

No  sima  saki apiq 

Nosi  Vauru ' amgs 

Nossa  Senhora  do  Desterro.  .avrw 

Noss  Hd AFHN 

Nossyab,  C apmh 

Noto  Peninsula  (Japan) aotjc 

Noto  (Sicily) ailp 

Notoro,  C AOKT 

Notske  B apls 

Noumea  P 1 aqyu 

Nourse  R alug 

Noup  Hd AFGD 

Nouvelle,  La ahpy 

Novalja ajbt 

Nova  Redonda alto 

Nova  Scotia bcad 

Nova  Zembla abdp 

Novgorod aopk 

Novi  P ; .AJBF 

Novik  B aoqf 

Novo  P.  (Africa) alny 

Novo  P.  (India) angc 

NovorossisTc akjw 

Novosilzov  C APMTJ 

Nowikakat atqr 

Noyo AUFM 

Nubel adftj 

Nueva  Carceres aqptj 

Nueva  Ecija aqpc 

Nueva  Granada autm 

Nuevitas,  P axmn 

Nugget  Pt ATHS 

Nukualofa ardt 

Nukuhiva argj 

Nulato ATQP 

Numadsu apgn 

Nun  Entrance alos 

Nun  R alch 

Nunez  R amy 

Nunivak  I atrc 

Nusa  Hr aqum 

Nuy  ts  Archipelago arqm 

Nwa  la  bo anov 

Nya  (New)  Karleby acov 

Nyassa  Lake ambv 

Nyborg adiv 

Nyholm abjk 

Nykiobing  (Falster) adnb 

Nykiobing  (Liim  Fiord) adrj 

Nykiobing  (Zealand) adlh 

Nykioping acit 

Nyminde  Gab adro 

Nystad  (Finland) acpv 

Nysted  (Laaland) admw 

Nyukcha abew 

Oahu arfv 

Oak  I ayqx 

Oakland atjgn 

Oamaru -  -  -  -  attv 

Oban afbm 

Obdorsk abco 

Ob abcm 

Obi'at amod 

Obidos awbz 

Obitotchna  Spit akiq 

Obokh ampb 

Obrestad abtjg 


Obstruction  Pt ampi 

Ocean  City  (Md.) azhg 

Oceania aqur 

Oceanside auji 

Ochakov akge 

Ocho  Rios  B axri 

Ockseu  I aobm 

Ocos  R AUPK 

Ocracoke  Inlet ayrs 

Odawara aphc 

Odde absm 

Oddero abvr 

Odemira ahct 

Odense adjg 

Odens-holm actl 

Oder  R acyu 

Odessa akfw 

Odiel  R ahdv 

Odzuchi ■ apjz 

Oe  Fiord bfao 

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 BECT 

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. Acgq 

Olands  Ostra acgy 

Old  Basin ahse 

Old  Calabar  R alpq 

Old  Castle  Hd aesc 

Oldenburg ad  ws 

Old  Harbour  B axsl 

Old  Hd.  of  Kinsale afxb 

Old  Pt.  Comfort ayvk 

Old  Providence  Is a wpc 

Olden abpn 

Olehleh  B apqn 

Olen abso 

Oleneka  R apqf 

Oleron,  He  d' agre 

OlgaB aoqv 

OlifantR alvw 

Olinda avzs 

Olipal ajfl 

Oliutorski  C apnz 

OlivaRoad avdf 

Olivenca. . ., avxg 

Oliveri ainx 

Olivi  Islet aixf 

Olongapo,  P aqdx 

Oltenia akfl 

Olteniza akey 

Olympia aubx 


Omai  saki apgi 

Oman,  G.  of amsz 

Qmasakisima aote 

Ombai aqol 

Ominato aoth 

0m6 ADMF 

Omoa awqb 

Omura.*. aoxb 

Ona abnj 

Onagawa apjh 

One-and-a-Half  Degree  Ch.. andr 

One-Fathom  Bank  Lt.  V anrp 

Onega abetj 

Oneglia ahwd 

Onenunga atbp 

Onitsha alox 

Onomichi  no  seto apbd 

Ons  I AGZH 

Ontario,  Lake bdwj 

Ontonagon benv 

Ooltgensplaat ,. aeds 

Oo  sima apeq 

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' bcde 

Oran akzb 

Orange  Free  State alvn 

Orange  R altjw 

Orangestadt awle 

Orange  Town ayb  v 

Oranienbaum acsh 

Orbetello , aifs 

Orcas  I atyr 

Ord  R arkl 

Ording  Pt adsw 

Oregon. ..'. atjcx 

Oregon  Inlet aytf 

Oregrund acks 

Oretli  R atgh 

Orford  C atjel 

Orford  Ness afon 

Orford  P atjen 

Orignaux  Pt bdqa 

Orilla auns 

Orinoco  R awih 

Oristano aiet 

Orkney  Is afek 

Orland baqm 

Orland  B ablu 

Orlando,  C ainu 

Orleans  I bdrz 

Orlov,  C ABFM 

Orlovka abfo 

Ormdra amwg 

Orne  R agbl 

Ornsay  I afci 

Ornskoldsvik acmo 

Oro  R ahef 

Oropesa  C ahkv 

Orotava  P alfe 

Orrio  de  Tapia  I agws 

Orsera aiwr 

Orskar acky 

Orso,  C aijc 


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ORSTEN— PARAMARIBO. 


Orsten abou 

Orsvaag abip 

Orta  Kioi .akb.v 

Ortegal,  C agxp 

Ortona aihx 

Oruba  I awkz 

Orwell  R .afotj 

Osa .*. .  abuc 

Osaka ; .  _apbv 

O  Sima aozw 

Osborne abmb 

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 

Qstergarn '. achu 

QBterrenden acbl 

Osthasselstranden ; . .  abut 

Ostia aigf 

Ost-Pic  Rock AGHb 

Ostrejm abrg 

Ostro,  Pt.  d' ajfs 

Osumi  Str. ' aoyf 

Oswego BDYX 

Otago  Hr atid 

Otago  Lt.  V atig 

Otawa aoxd 

Otchisi  saki apln 

Oterranai apmr 

Otranto aiqg 

Ottawa befz 

Ottawa  (Canada) bdtjo 

Otter  Pt aohk 

Ottero abky 

Otway,  C arxs 

Otway  P aviw 

Oudon anvh 

Ouelle  R. bdqm 

Ouessant,  Isled' agjo 

Ouetiaue  I bcra 

Ou  Kiang aodv 

Oura  Anchorage aovf 

Ouro  R alpk 

Oussa '. abec 

Ousuri  B aoql 

Outer  Apostle  I , benm 

Outer  Lt.  V.  (Bombay) amzf 

Out  Skerries,  The afgt 

Oversay  I aezx 

Owara  B apfi 

Owari appj 

Owasi apey 

Owers  Lt.  V aelk 

Owharre arhj 

Owikino atuq 

Owls  Hd BAOQ 

Owyombo  R amni 

Oxelo aciq 

Oxhoft  Pt acxs 

0x8 ABVP 

Oyama apgd 

Oyapok  R awfk 

Oyestreham . . , agbk 


Oyster  B.  (N.  Y.) azrw 

Oyster  B.  (Tasmania) ashe 

Oyster  Beds aymt 

Oyster  Hr atwn 

Oyster  I ankx 

Oyster  Rock anbq 

Pabellion  de  Pica avco 

Pabou BDKJ 

Pacasmayo auxi 

Pacific  Ocean aqtjr 

Padang apts 

Padaran,  C anvy 

Padilla atyl 

Padrao alsb 

Padre,  P axml 

Padre  Santo  Pt T ahed 

Padron agyz 

Padron  Pt also 

Padstow aepi 

Padua aiue 

PagadianB aqlb 

Pagariia  P ajhd 

Pagata anok 

Pagbilao  B aqgv 

Pagen  Sand adul 

Pago  I AJBS 

Pago  Pago  Hr arec 

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 ajfe 

Palembang  R apry 

Palermo ainp 

Palermo,  P  (Turkey) ajhb 

Palestine aksw 

Palilug aszk 

Palima aqmo 

Palinuro,  C auh 

Palios  Pt .ajzq 

Palk  Str anfj 

Pallada  Road aopl 

Pallice,  P.  La ."  agqm 

Palliser,  C atlc 

Palma,  P.  (Adriatic) ajfg 

Palma  (Balearic  Is.) ahoe 

Palma  (Canary  Is.) alpM 

Palma  (Sicily) aimb 

Palmajola  I ahyw 

Palmaria  I ahxn 


Palmas alev 

Palmas  B .aieh 

Palmas,  C alkz 

Palmasola  B axfn 

Palmeirinhas  Pt altf 

Palmer  I azyl 

Palmer  Ort adbc 

Palmerston arjo 

Palmetto  Pt aycl 

Palmito aumv 

Palmnicken acwv 

Palm  Oil  Rivers alof 

Palmones  R ahfm 

Palmyra  Pt anfi 

Palmyras  Pt anig 

Palmyre  Pt agrv 

Palo  R apxr 

Palomera ahlw 

Palopo AQMN 

Palos  I  Celebes) aqnb 

Palos  (Spain) ahdy 

Palos,  C i AHJE 

Paluan  B aqcy 

Palumbol ainc 

Pamanzi  Road ! amdj 

Pamban aned 

Pambuang aqbr 

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 a  jyx 

Pafiela  Rock  Lt.  V avpw 

Panga  R anpy 

Pangani amlq 

Pangasinan  I aqip 

Panjang  I.  (Borneo) apxl 

Panjim anbk 

Panmure  Hd bdca 

Panne  La aehp 

Panomi  Pt ajvy 

Pantellaria aiph 

Panti  Barat aqnk 

Panzano  B aivh 

Paoushan  Pt aofk 

Papas,  C ajln 

Papas  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 

Para , awdy 

Paracas auzo 

Paracel  Is anxg 

Para  Guassu avyd 

Paraguay avoz 

Parahiba  R awbe 

Para,  R awds 

Paramaribo awgt 


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PARANA— PICO. 


Parana avor 

Paranagua ".".".".  avsl 

Paranahyba awor 

.rarati avte 

Paredon  Grande  cay axmw 

Parekhia  P ajRK 

Parenga  renga  Hr atod 

Parenzo  P aiwp 

PargaP .'ajhy 

PargoPt ALDTJ 

Pana  G awit 

Paris AFZW 

Paris  I ayno 

Paros ajrg 

Parramatta aslk 

Parrsboro bcdq 

Parry behv 

Parry  I abdk 

Partridge  I bayq 

Pasages,  P aguk 

Pasakao  Anchorage aqgm 

Pasewark acxl 

Pasha  I ajtn 

Pasha  Limaii ajzm 

Pasig  R aqdu 

Pasindava  B amgo 

Pasir aqbf 

Pasman ajoy 

Pasni amwe 

Paspargo  I ajtr 

Paspebiac bdke 

Passage  I bem w 

Pass  I. BETJ 

Pass  a  Loutre awyz 

Passamaquoddy  B bawh 

Passarge  R ^ acxg 

Passaro,  C .' ^ails 

Pastolik atqh 

Pasuruan apwl 

;onia : avkz 

R AZDU 

Patea  R atcz 

Paternoster  I  (Pulo  Jenga) . .  aqnx 

Paternoster  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 amnr 

Patterson,  P a.  .  .rjv 

Patteson,  P aqwy 

Patti ainv 

Patuxent  R azct 

Pauhenehene  Spit atmn 

Pauillac agsv 

Paulo  Liman ajyg 

Pawan  R apxi 

Pawtucket azwd 

Paxo  I ajhq 

Paysandu avps 

Payung  I apvb 

Paz,  La  (Argentine) avot 

Paz,  B .  La  (Mexico) aulg 

Pease  Creek axfz 

Peases  I bcgq 

Pechany  Lt.  V akjd 


Pechili  G ' aojb 

Pechiquera  Pt alei 

Pecomc  B azre 

Pedena  Pt aixb 

Pedra  Branca  Lt antb 

Pedras,  P.  de avzc 

Pedro  Bluff axsd 

Pedro  Pt anfg 

Peedee  R aypz 

Peel  I.  (Beechy  Group) aqvt 

Peene  R aczm 

Peenemunde aczn 

Peerd  Pt .adbe 

Pegasus,  P atgz 

Pegolotta  Pt aiwe 

Pegu anls 

Peiho  R aojg 

Pekalongan apvo 

Peking aojp 

Pelago  I ajvo 

Pelagosa  I airq 

Pelee  I agco 

Pelee  Pt beao 

Pelew  Is aqvj 

Pelican  Spit  Lt.  V akoi 

Peling  I aqmh 

Pellegrino,  M ainm 

Peloro,  C aikm 

Pelotas avre 

Pelworm  I..„ adsr 

Pelzer  Pt acdx 

Pemaquid  Pt banv 

Pemba amlj 

Pembroke  Dock aesh 

Pembroke,  C avkn 

Pena  Blanca  Cove avdl 

Penai  Pt akju 

Penang anql 

Penarth aeqz 

Pefias,  C agwj 

Pefias  G avip 

Pencarrow  Hd atkn 

Penco avgl 

Pendik ajyp 

Pefiedo avyt 

Penerf agoj 

Penfeld  R agkt, 

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 

Do bbpa 

Penobscot b  aqv 

Penpoull agik 

Pensacola axdy 

Pentland  Firth afeh 

Pentland  Skerries afei 

Pentwater bekv 

Penzance aeom 

Pepe,  C axop 

Pera akbq 

Pera,  C ahov 

Perak  R anrf 

Peramo  B ajzb 


Perce1 bdkp 

Percee  Pt agbv 

Percy,  C bory 

Percy  I as  vR 

Perekop  G akhc 

Perico  I ausz 

Perigot  B argf 

Perim amph 

Perlas  Is autk 

Pernambuco avzo 

Pernau actji 

Perouse,  La,  Str aoru 

Perpignan ahpu 

Perroquets  Lt bdmo 

Perros-Guirrec aght 

Persia . amut 

Persian  G amtj 

Perth  (Scotland) .....' afjd 

Perth  (W.  Australia) arnz 

Pertusato,  C aibk 

Peru auwq 

Pervicchio  I ajbl 

Pesaro  P -. aisl 

Pescador  Pt agvj 

Pescadores  Is. aocu 

Pescara airz 

Peschici aire 

Pestchanii  Pt aoqz 

Pestchannui  Pt.- aop v 

Petala  P ajkw 

Petali  G ajox 

Petalidi ajmg 

Petaluma augr 

Petang aojq 

Petchora  R abdz 

Peter  Pt.  (N.  B.) bdks 

Peter  Pt.  (Ontario) bdxe 

Peterhead afed 

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 ajfo 

Peyriere,  La agni 

Pezzo aikd 

Phaeton,  P arhf 

Phalerum  B ajon 

Phanari  P ajic 

Philadelphia azkg 

Philippeville akxm 

Philippine  Is aqbx 

Philipsburg aybl 

Philip,  P aryc 

Phleva  I ajor 

Phoenix  Is aret 

Pi,  P AHOI 

Piana  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 


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Part  II. 


PICTON— PRIBILOFF. 


Picton ATDW 

Pictou BCWI 

Piedmont ahws 

Piedra  Pt aqem 

Piedras  Blancas auib 

Piedras  cay  (Cuba,  N.) axno 

Piedras  cay  (Cuba,  S.) axpg 

Piel  Hr •. aewc 

Pierowall  Road afgc 

Pierre  de  Herpin aqew 

Pierres  Noires,  Les agjy 

Pietermaritzburg alzc 

Pigeon  I bdw v 

Pigeon  Pt auhk 

Pihmatsui aogr 

Piju  B AQNR 

Pilier  I agpr 

Pillar,  C . ". avji 

Pillau acwx 

Pilot  Station bdok 

Pilots  Ridge  Lt.  V anip 

Pilsum adym 

Pinarello  B aibd 

Pine,  C . . .  i beucj 

Pine  I asvt 

Pines,  Isle  of  (Pacific) ahbm 

Pinos,  Isla  de  (Cuba) axor 

Piney  Pt. ayzt 

Pingyang  Inlet aoli 

Pinos  Pt AUHQ 

Piombino  Pt ahytc 

Pioneer  R as  vz 

Piopetto  Pt aigx 

Piper  Is.  Lt.  V asyv 

Pirseus ajom 

Piram  I amyb 

Pirangi  R a wbm 

Pirano aivz 

Pirholm abrq 

Pirie,  P Aitsr 

Piring,  C apwd 

Piru  B aqrc 

Pisa ahxy 

Pisang  B . aqsj 

Piscataqua  R bakm 

Pisco AUZK 

Pisinchau aogf 

Pistolet  B BERH 

Pitcairn  I args 

Pitea acno 

Pitre,  Pt.  a aydo 

Pitsunda  Pt aklf 

Pitt  Passage aqrg 

Pitt  R ATVP 

Pitt  Water asgx 

Pituni atkz 

Piura  R atjxc 

Pizzo ATJT 

Pjasina  R abch 

Placentia  Hr beuk 

Pladda : aezl 

Plana  I ahjn 

Planier  I ahsm 

Planumi  I ajqn 

Plata,  La avnw 

Plata,  La,  I auvt 

Plata,  P axttd 

Plata,  Pt axi.o 

Plata  R ; avnk 

Platana akme 


Plati , ajwe 

Plaunick  B aizm 

PleaBant  R bauk 

Plettenberg  B alxo, 

Plevna acog 

Ploumanac'h aghu 

Plouneour agiy 

Plouzec  Pt aghb 

Plum  I : AZQV 

Plum  Pt axsp 

Plymouth.  (England) aenu 

Plymouth  (Mass.) bagr 

Plymouth  (Montserrat) aycz 

Plymouth  (N.  C.) ayto 

Plymouth  (Tobago) aygx 

Po  R A1SZ 

Pocomoke  R azgp 

Poel ADCJ 

Poge,  C bade 

Pogon  P ajoc 

Poile,  La,  B betc 

Point  de  Galle anes 

Pois,  P.  des agkx 

Pokemouche  . .  .■ .bdhv 

Pokesudi  I.  Lt bdih 

Poklib  I ajbx 

PolPt ADGC 

Pola ATXE 

Polak AQDB 

Poland acvl 

Polenia  B 1 aqxw 

Policastro aun 

Poliki  B aqgc 

Pollensa ahor 

Pollock  Rip  Lt.  V bapn 

Polonio,  C avqp 

Pomarao ahdn 

Pomba  B amco 

Pomegues  I . . .  ahsl 

Pomerania '. . .  acye 

Pomona apeo 

Pomoni  Hr amdf 

Pomquet bcvt 

Pondicherri ange 

Ponapi  I A«vc 

Ponce axyg 

Pond  I bamo 

Pondang  Islets aqme 

Ponente  Pt ajun 

Ponga  R awc 

Ponghau  Hr aocw 

Pon-pon  R ayoj 

Pontchartrain,  Lake awzo 

Pontevedra agzi 

Pontianak apxn 

Pontusval agiz 

Ponza aigo 

Poolbeg afvd 

Poole AEMft 

Pope  Hr bcmt 

Porbandar amxn 

Porer  Rock aixk 

Porirua  Hr atdo 

Porman  B ahjd 

Pornic agpq 

Poros  Pt.  (Black  Sea) akdl 

Poros  (Greece) ajny 

Porphyiy  Pt beml 

Porpoise  Hr baln 

Porquerolles ahtz 


Porsgrund abwz 

Portage  I bdgtj 

Portage  Lake  Canal beny 

Portalegre. . .". avwi 

Portarlington aryo 

Port  au  Port besi 

Port  au  Prince axte 

Portbou AHNM 

Portendick . . : alfy 

Porthcawl aerh 

Porth  Dinlley  n aeth 

Portici  (Black  Sea) akej 

Portici  (Naples) aihm 

Portimao ahcz 

Portishead aeqf 

Portiza • akej 

Portland  (England) aemw 

Portland  (Me.) .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 j^xvu 

Portree afcn 

Portrieux agfx 

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 

PotiF AKLO 

Potomac  R ayzq 

Potta  Road aqoh 

Pottinger  I aopv 

Pouebo AQZT 

Pouleazec  Pt agiu 

Poulgoazec aglp 

Povorotny  Pt aoqt 

Poyang  Lake aohn 

Pozzalo AILV 

Pozzuoli AIHG 

Prado avwo 

Prsesto adns 

Prague Aryo 

Prah  R alnd 

Prasonisi  C ajsc 

Pratas  I anxh 

Pravia  R agwm 

Prawl  Pt aenp 

Praya aldb 

Praya,  P alhm 

Preguiza alhc 

Premuda ajcs 

Prerow '. adbv 

Prescott bdvo 

Prestenizze  Pt aizb 

Preston aevr 

Preston  B  each  Lts bdgl 

Preston,  C arme 

Prevesa AJID 

Priaman aptv 

Pribachi  C akdh 

Pribiloffls ATEq 


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Prieto  C ...agvy 

Prim  Pt  (N.  S.) bcfj 

PrimPt.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.) bdai 

Primaro aisw 

Primeira  Rocks ance 

-Primel  Pt agid 

Primero  P aivf 

Prince  Edward  I bcyw 

Prince  Edward  I  (Ind.  Oc..).amjo 

Prince  Frederick  Hr akkw 

Prince  Jer6me  G aolt 

Prince  of  Wales  C atps 

Prince  of  Wales  Ch aszi 

Prince's  Ch aeig 

Prince's  Dock aevf 

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 

Priorifio,  C agxk 

Probbernau acxj 

Problaka  B ajwc 

Probolingo apwn 

Procida aigv 

Proctorville awzl 

Progresso awrq 

Prome anmj 

Promontore  C... aixm 

Prony  B aqym 

Propriano aibq 

Prorer  B adbr 

Prospect  Hr batj 

Prosperous  B alve 

Prosser  B ashc 

Proti  I 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 

Pubnico  Hr bchp 

Puchepo  Pt. .-.. avgh 

Puchoco : avgz 

Puercas,  Las ahfb 

Puercos  I ahnw 

Puget  Sound aubl 

Pugwash bcxj 

PujadaB aqkm 

Puket  Hr anpu 

Pulicat angk 

PulithraP .\.ajnh 

Pulo  Angsa anho 

Pulo  Batam apej 

PuloBrani ansp 

Pulo  Bras apqk 

Pulo  Buru apqo 

Pulo  Ceicer  de  Mer., anvu 

Pulo  Condore anvi 

PuloDapur apsd 

Pulo  Jarak apre 

Pulo  Katang  Katang aptr 


Pulo  Katak anre 

Pulo  Lada anqp 

Pulo  Laut aqbi 

Pulo  Leat apbj 

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  Tenga aqnx 

Pulo  Undan ansh 

Pumpkin  I baqy 

Puna auwe 

Pundi anhm 

Pundu apsv 

Pungue  R ambh 

Puno AVBX 

Punta  Arenas avjm 

Puntadura ajcg 

Puntales  Castle ahex 

Purfleet aeit 

Puri ' -  - .  ANHX 

Purnea  B ajuk 

Putiatin  I aoqr 

Putlam ' anei 

Putzig -"-  -  ACX0 

Putziger acxt 

Puuloa ARFZ 

Puysegur  Pt atfy 

Pwllheli aesz 

Pyrenees agty 

Pyrgos ajlr 

Pyrmont askv 

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 

Queenseliff .-...aryi 

Queens  Dock aevg 

Queensferry afjs 

Queensland aspg 

Queenstown afws 

QueijalPt agyp 

QuelpartI aoms 

Querqueville,  Pt.  de agcp 

QuexoC agvl 

Quiberon  (Loc.  Maria) agnw 

Quidico.P.--. avhn 

QuietoP aiwj 

Quilan,  C avid 

QuilcaR avbl 

Quilimane  R amby 

Quillebceuf afzq 

Quilon ancv 

Quimper agly 

Quimperle  R agmq 

Quindalup aroy 

Quintero  B avez 

Quiriquina  I avgr 

Quito auwc 

QuoddyHd bavr 


Quoin  Is amtl 

Raa acdw 

Rabat albs 

Rabaz  P aiyc 

Race,  C beut 

Race  Is atxi 

Race  Pt bafz 

Race  Rock azty 

Rachado,  C anry 

Racine beiw 

Racoon  cay aypw 

Radama,  P amgl 

Rade  de  Brest agkm 

Raffles  Lt ansr 

i  G a«gp 

Island  Hr bcim 

Ragged  Pt '. aygp 

Raglan atcd 

Ragusa ajfp 

Ragusa,  Old  (Vecchia), ajfr 

Raiatea  I arhk 

Raine  I asyx 

Rajang  R .-.apye 

Rajapur ,'. . .  anbe 

Rajpuri amzu 

Raleigh  (N.Z.), atcn 

Raleigh  (N.C.), aysh 

Ram  I.  Reef  Lt.  V a.zub 

Rambha anhv 

Raminitok  B amgj 

Ramkine  I aksc 

Ramree  Hr anlk 

Ramsgate aekj 

Ramso ablk 

Ranee  R.,  La agfi 

Randers adpl 

Ranea acnw 

Rangaunu atny 

Rangitikei  R - atdg 

Rangitoto  I T . . '. atmx 

Rangoon anmd 

Ranob6,  P amfi 

Rapal arht 

Rapallo. ahxe 

Raphti,  P ajow 

Rappahannock  R ayze 

Raritan azng 

Rarotonga  I arhp 

Ras  Afia akxz 

Ras  al  Bir ampd 

Ras  al  Hadd amsw 

Ras  al  Khaima amtn 

Rasal  Kuh amvq 

Ras  Alula amoq 

Ras  Asir amoq 

Raschgoun  I akzi 

Ras  Engela akwo 

Ras  Fartak amsl 

Ras  Guarib amql 

Ras  Hafun amoe 

RasiilHadik albx 

Ras  Kanzi amkv 

Ras  Kegomacha amln 

Ras  Madraka amsr 

Ras  M'Kumbi amkt 

RasMuwari amwk 

Ras  Nungwe amli 

Ras  Radressa amoj 

Ras  Rakkin amtw 


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Ras  Raweiya ampx 

Ras  Upemba amlo 

Ras  Zafarana amqn 

Ras  Zorug akuy 

Rat  I aptg 

Ratai. apsu 

Ratan acnd 

Ratburi anue 

Rathlin  I aftj 

Rathlin  O'Birne  I ... .afsm 

Rathmullan afsw 

Ratnagiri anbd 

Ratoneau  I .' ahsi 

Rattlesnake  Sh aytn 

Rattray  Hd afik 

Raumo aops 

Raima abuj 

Ravenna aisu 

Ray,  C bbso 

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 aifj 

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 

Reersn adlv 

Refunsiri  I apmj 

Reggio aire 

Regneville agek 

Reine 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 acjdl 

Retchnoi  I aopw 

Retimo. '. ajpk 

Retiro  B awch 

Reuben  Pt alzm 


Reunion  I amhd 

Revel acte 

Revellata  Pt aibw 

Revel  Stone  Lt.  V actd 

•Revsnses adlq 

Revilla  Gigedo  Is aunc 

Reville agcp 

Rewa arcj 

Reyes  Pt augb 

Reykjavik bfae 

Rhenea. . : ajrd 

Rhine  R aecu 

Rhio  Str apek 

Rhdda ajzs 

Rhode  Island azuq 

Rhodes ajry 

Rhodesia alzj 

Rh6ne  R ahrd 

Riachuelo  R avof 

Ribble  R. . . , aevo 

Ribnitz adce 

Rich  Pt BERQ 

Richard agsm 

Richelieu  I....- bdtjh 

Richibucto  Hd bcyn 

Richmond  (N.  B.) bdjx 

Richmond  (Va.) ayxd 

Richmond  Hr.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.),  .bdem 

Richmond  R ason 

Riga acum 

Rigas apul 

Rigolets,  The axbh 

Rigoulette,  The beyc 

Rikuoku  G aotf 

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 

Rio  Santiago  P avny 

Riou  I AHSP 

Rio  Vista auhe 

Riposto AIKW 

Risano ajfx 

Risiri  I apmk 

Risor ab  wn 

Rithymno ajpk 

Riudsu  saki apcv 

Riu  Kiu .'...• aoyi 

Rivadeo agwv 

Rivadesella agvz 

Riverhead azrq 

Riverton , atgf 

Riviere  du  Loup bdpl 

Rivoli  B arwl 

Rixhbft acxz 

Riyoishi , apjy 

Rizo AKMB 

Rizzuto;  C aips 

Roancarrig  I afqc 

Roanoke  R aytr 

Roatan  I awpk 

Robben  I alwe 


Robbins  I asex 

Robbins  Reef  Lt azof 

Robe arwj 

Robert  Hr alus 

Roberts  Pt atxy 

ROC  Pt .  -AGBP 

Roca,  C ahbV 

Roca,  Partida awst 

Rocas AWBY 

Rocchetta  Ch aitq 

Roche  Bernard,  La agop 

Roche  Bonne  Lt.  V agql 

Rochefort agqy 

Rochefle,  La agqn 

Roche  Pt apwv 

Roche  He  Beacon amin 

Roches  Bonnes agpb 

Roches  d'Ouvres aghl 

Rochester aekc 

Rockabill afuv 

Rockall afdp 

Rockhampton asvd 

Rockingham arog 

Rockingham  B asxg 

Rock  I apgw 

Rockland b  aot 

Rockly  B aygb 

Rockport b  aow 

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 

Roebourne arlz 

Roebuck  B arlk 

Rogosnizza ajdi 

Rojo,  C... AXVW 

Rokuren  I aovj 

Rom  I adsc 

Romain,  C aypt 

Roman  Rocks alws 

"Romanzof,  C atqv 

Romblon,  P aqhe 

Rome aigd 

Rompido  Pt ahdr 

Romso adiz 

Ronciglio  Pt r... ainf 

Ronehamn achx 

Ronne acez 

Ronnen adlk 

Ronze aixo 

Roper arin 

Roque,  Pt.  de  la afzo 

Roquetas ahig 

Rorvig. abkw 

Rosa,  C. akxc 

Rosario avon 

Rosario  cay axpc 

Rosario  Str atyn 


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AHNE 

Roscanvel agks 

Roscoff AGI0 

Roseau ayeh 

Rose  Blanche  B besx 

Rose,  C akxc 

Roselier  Pt agfw 

Rosetta aktz 

Roseway,  0 bcid 

Rosholm abof 

Rosia  B . . , ahfw 

Rositten. acwq 

Roskilde adlf 

Ross  Cove  P ATJFS 

ROSS  I ABDL 

Rossa  B aied 

Rossa  I AIEX 

Rossa  Pt AIRF 

Rosello,  C. aimf 

Rosslare afvq 

ROSSO,  P AJEV 

RSst ABJR 

Rostok ADCH 

Rostov AK1Y 

Rota AHEN 

Rothe  Klift adsm 

Rothersand .•.  .advn 

Rothesay aetq 

Rothsay  Pt atsr 

Rotoava  Anchorage argx 

Rotterdam aecw 

Rotterdam  Canal,  New aecr 

Rotti AQOU 

Rottnest  I arnl 

Rotumah ardo 

Rouen afzu 

Roumania aked 

Roumelia ajvs 

Round,  C bcqJj 

Round  I.  (England) aeoz 

Round  I.  (Miss.) axco 

Rousse  I aice 

Rovar abtc 

Rovigno aiwu 

Rovondrau  B arct 

Rovuma  R amjy 

Rowley  Shs arlv 

Roxo,  C alih 

Royal  Albert  Docks aejd 

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 

Eua  I agze 

Ruad  I akrz 

Ruapuke  I atgv 

Ruden  I aczk 

Rudha  Mhail afbd 

Rudkiobing adik 

Ruflji  R amkr 

Rufisque algn 

Riigen  I aczw 

Riigenwalde acyl 

Rugsund abpi 


Ruke-Ruku  B ardb 

Rukyira  B Amkn 

Rum  I afcd 

Rumili.. AKCX 

Rumili  Hissar akcb 

Rumili  Kavak akgw 

Runcorn aevb 

Rundo v abop 

Runol acuq 

Rupert's  House beyv 

■  Rusanovka .- abef 

Rusaro acqr 

Riiso  Bank abvg 

RUSS ACWK 

Russell  P ATNS 

Russia abdu 

Russian  Tartary aopd 

Ru  Stoer afdt 

Ruvu  R AMKY 

Ruytingen  Lt.  V afxq 

Ryan,  Loch aexv 

Ryde aelz 

Rye ARZL 

Ryvarden absx 

Ryvingen 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 aqcw 

Sable,  C.  (Fla.) axgi 

Sable,  C.  (N.  S.) bchl 

Sable  I.    (N.  Atlantic) bcln 

Sable,  Pt.  au bepi 

Sables  d'Olonne agqc 

Sacatula  R aunq 

Sacketts  Hr bdzj 

Sackville bcak 

Saco BALT 

Sacramento auhg 

Sacratif,  C ahgx 

Sacrificios 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 ahcx 

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 

Sal6e  R aolp 

Salem  (Mass.) bait 

Salem  (N.  J.) azlh 

Salengketa  Pt aqms 

Salerno aijd 

Salgar awmn 

Sail ALBS 

Salina  I aiol 

Salina  Cruz auov 

Salinas  B.  (Peru) atjyn 

Salinas  B.  (Cent.  Am.) aurk 

Salinas,  C ahox 

Salinas  Pt altu 

Salisbury bazx 

Sallis  (Alt  Salis) actjj 

Salmis acnu 

Salobrefia 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 bdlq 

Saltney aeug 

Saluafata  Hr arek 

Salut  Is awgd 

Salvador auqd 

Salvage  Is alfo 

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 abcq 

Sambar  Pt apxh 

Sambas  R apxq 

Sambro  I bclj 


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SAMBULAUAN— SANTIAGO. 


Sambulauan,  P aqld 

Saminos atwx 

Samoa  Is ardx 

Samoa  (Archipelago) ajtf 

Samoa  (Greece) ajkc 

Samothraki ajus 

Samothraki  I ajhm 

Sampit aqbp 

Samsa  Inlet aodl 

Samehui anzd 

Samso , adjt 

Sameun akmp 

San  Aleixo  I avzk 

San  Andrea  I aiqc 

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 a  vfx 

San  Antonio  Nuevo avfr 

San  Antonio,  P.  (Arg.) avml 

San  Antonio,  P.  (Balearic  Is.) 

AHNU 

San  Antonio,  P.  (Egg  Hr.)  . .  avlw 
San  Antonio  Pt.  (Adriatic),  .ajcd 

San  Antonio  Pt.  (Brazil) avxu 

San  Antonio  Pt.  (Chile) avfs 

San  Bartolome\P aukx 

SanBenigno,  C 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 . ; auir 

San  Carlos  Hr axgp 

San  Carlos  Pt ahpp 

San  Cataldo  Pt aiqs 

San  Christoval  I aqwf 

San  Ciprian agwx 

San  Clemente  I aukd 

Sancti  Petri ahfe 

Sand  cay axiid 

Sand  I.  (Ala.) axdm 

Sand  I.  (Superior) benj 

Sanda aezo 

Saildakan  Hr apzo 

Sandalo,  C . aiep 

Sandarli  G akny 

Sandefiord abxl 

Sandeid abtf 

Sandesund abyz 

Sandgate  Road aekz 

Sandhammar  Pt acex 

Sandhamn acji 

San  Diego aujo 

Sandnses. .., 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 aigl 

San  Felipe  B aulm 

San  Feliu  de  Guixols ahmt 

San  Fernando  Pt aqet 

San  Fernando  (Spain) ahez 

San  Fernando  (Trinidad) . . .  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 aiwy 

Sanguinaire  I aibs 

Sanibel  I .  axgc 

San  Isidro,  C avjo 

Sanjak  Spit  Lt.  V akoj 

San  Jeronimo aupw 

San  Joao  I awdi 

San  Jorge axcw 

San  Jose  (Costa  Rica) aw  op 

San  Jos6  de  Guatemala aupy 

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 aqft 

San  Miguel  F altc 

San  Miguel  I axjjq 

Sanmun  B aody 

San  Nicola  I airm 

San  Nicolas avoh 

San  Nicolas  I aukf 

San  Nicolas,  P :  .atjzw 

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 ahft 

San  Salvador axju 

San  Sebastian  (Cadiz) ahfc 

San  Sebastian  (Canary  Is. ) . . .  alfi 
San  Sebastian  (Spain,  N.C.) .  agul 

San  Sebastian,  C ahmx 

Sancery ahsw 

Sansego aizf 

Sanseg^I aizp 

San  Simeon atjid 

Santa auxw 

Santa  Ana  Hr awkv 

Santa  Anna  I awcx 

Santa  Barbara  Ch auip 

Santa  Barbara  B aumf 

Santa  Barbara,  P axuh 

Santa  Catalina aukb 

Santa  Catharina  I avru 

Santa  Clara  B axni 

Santa  Croce,  C aild 

SantaOruz  (Azores) alcp 

Santa  Cruz  (Cal.) atjho 

Santa  Cruz  (Canary  Is.) alfd 

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 '. atjvx 

Santa  Elena,  P avmd 

Santa  Fe  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 aiiiv 

Santander agvm 

Santapilli anhj 

Santa  Pola ahjo 

Santa  Quaranta ajhc 

Santarem awev 

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 aq.dk 


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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 avsx 

San  Vicente  de  la  Barquera  .agvt 

Sao  Francisco avsj 

Sao  Jose  do  Norte avrc 

Saolara amfg 

Saona  I axul 

Sapangar  B , apyv 

Sapeh  B aqnw 

Sapetang anqv 

Sapelo 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 

Sardinieres  Pt ahun 

Sari  Siglar ajwz 

Sar  KM ajxk 

Sarnia beft 

Sarpsborg abzc 

Sarstoon  R awqm 

Saru aplb 

SasardiB ,..awni 

Sasenol ajgw 

SaskaB ajbv 

Sassafras  R azep 

Sassandra almp 

Sassari atpn 

Sassnitz adbk 

Sastmola acpn 

Sata  no  misaki aoye 

SaudeDock avtw 

Saugatuck bekg 

Saugor ANIX 

Saunders,  C atib 

Saunders,  P bert 

SauoB aocs 

Sault  Sainte  Marie belt 

Sauzon agnv 

Savaiil AEEO 

Savanal AXZF 

Savanilla awml 

Savannah.. aymn 

Savannah-la-Mar axrw 

Savaradrug amzw 

SavitriR AMZV 

Savona AHWN 

SavuSavuB arcw 

SawaiHr a«pt 

Saxbi  Ness actq 

Saxkiobing ADMN 

Saxony ACVT 

Scalambri,  C ailw 


Scaletta aiku 

Scalloway apgx 

Scarbrough  (England) afmd 

Scarbrough  (W.  I.): aygt 

Scario aijm 

Scarpanto ajsd 

Scarweather  Lt.  V aerj 

Scatari  I bcrm 

Scattery  I afqx 

Schank,  C arzs 

Scheldt aefg 

Scbeveningen aecn 

Schiedam.. aecy 

Schiermonnikoog adyq 

Schiewenhorst acxn 

Schilbols  Nol adzi 

Schillighorn adwz- 

Schleswig adf'h 

Schleswig-Holstein adcu 

Schokland aebq 

Scholpin acyh 

Schooner  Cove bcse 

Schouwen aedy 

Schouwen  Bank  Lt.  V aeph 

SchulauLt.  V aduq 

Schultz  Ground  Lt.  V adkr 

Schuylkill  R..' azjx 

Schwarzort acwp 

Sciadca aimg 

Scilla aikc 

Scilly  Is., aeot 

Scirocco,  Marsa. aiow 

Scio ajtm 

Scotland aexi 

Scotland  Lt.  V aznb 

Scrabster apdy 

Scranton waxcl 

Scuso,  P aiem 

Seaham afls 

Seal  I.  (N.  S.) bcgt 

Seal  Rocks  (W.  I.) aybe 

Searsport bapr 

Seattle ' aubp 

Sea  Wolf  I bcve 

Sebastian  Viscaino  B aukt 

Sebenico ajdc 

Sebert  Cove aqyn 

Sebu - A«iM 

Sedhiu ahf 

SedimiB aopu 

SegaarB A«RY 

Segerstad achb 

Segna AJBi 

SegoroWediB apwy 

SeguinI »ami 

SeguraR AHJM 

Seguro,  P.  (Africa) alnr 

Seguro  P.  (Brazil) avwq 

Seidis  Fiord bfas 

Sein.Ilede aglp 

SeineR A1?ZK 

Seiro ADL0 

Sekondi ALNB 

Sekru A«SD 

SelangorR ™ 

Selatan,  C A«BL 

SelkerLt.  V awk 

SelseaBill aeln 

Selsovik ABJZ 

SelvaP AHNJ 


Selve vajcb 

SelviBurnu akcs 

Semangka  B apsy 

Semao aqot 

Semaphore aruz 

Semeni  R ajgu 

Sena .ambt 

SendaiB apix 

R.,.; algb 

'. ALGP 

S6nequet,  Le ageh 

Sen6tose  Pt aibo 

Senigallia  P aish 

Sen  Zaki  uchi aovd 

Seoul AOLM 

Sepet,  C ahte 

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,  V akwp 

Servia ajgl 

Servola aivq 

Serwatti  Is aqov 

Sesajab  R aqbd 

Sesecapa aupq 

Seskar acso 

Seskaro acob 

Sesters,  Grand alkv 

Sestri  Levante ahxg 

Sestroretzk acru 

Seto  Uchi aozp 

■  Sestos  R alkr 

Settee  R alrm 

Setubal ahcq 

Seudre  R agrn 

Sevastopol akhj 

Seven  Is.,  The abdi 

Seven  I.  B bdmu 

Seven  Stones  Lt.  V aepb 

Severn,  F beza 

Severn  R.  (England) aeqk 

Severn  R.  (Md.) acdo 

Seville ahek 

Seychelles amiy 

Seyne  B.,  La ahte: 

Sfax, AKVN 

Seeir  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 apqt 

Shantarski  Is aory 

Shantung  Promontory aoiq 

Sharja amto 

Shark  B armg 

Shark  Pt alsb 

Sharps  I azfb 

Sharpness  Docks aeqm 

Shastri  R anbc 

ShaSze aoig 


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Part  II. 


SHATT-AL-ARAB— SNIPE. 


Shatt-al-Arab amuf 

Sheboygan bein 

Shediac bcye 

Sheerness abjt 

Sheet  Hr -...bcmw 

Sheet  Rock bcmx 

Sheffield afmv 

Sheik  ul  Abu ,  - . .  amfn 

Shelbume - bcia 

Sheldrake  I bdgx 

Shelikoff  Str atru 

Shemogue bcxy 

Shepherd  Hr awoj 

Shepstone,  P alyt 

Sherbro  R aljz 

Sherbrooke bcnr 

Sherki  I akvq 

Sherm  Wej amrd 

Shershel akyr 

Shetland  Is afgl 

Shidzukawa apjn 

Shields,  North afij 

Shields,  South aflm 

Shieldsboro axbn 

Shikoku apcg 

Shimabara aoxl 

Shimidzu  Hr apgm 

Shimonoseki aovp 

Shimonoseki  Str aovu 

Shinagawa apib 

Shinas 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 

Shire1  R ambw 

Shiriya  saki apkh 

Shitama,  P apcm 

Shizuoka afgk 

Shoals,  Isle  of bakd 

Shoal  water auot 

Shoalwater  B asvl 

Shoeburyness aeil 

Shoreham aelj 

Shortland  Bluff aryg 

Shortt  I anij 

Shovelful  Shoal  Lt.  V baep 

Shubenacadie  R bcdz 

Shumma  I ampl 

Shuya a.bez 

Siselland adkv 

Siselland  Reef  Lt adlp 

Siak aphg 

Siam .anui 

Siargao  I aqjx 

Siassi aqlt 

Siberia aosf 

Siboga apui 

Sibonga aqiu 

Sibpur anjk 

Sibu  Is ANTF 

Sibuko  B apzy 


Sibutu  I apzx 

Sibuyan  1 i aqhg 

Sicie\  C AHTD 

Sicily aikj 

Sidby . acpm 

Sidero,  C 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 atinw 

Sikia,  P akox 

Si  Kiang anzb 

Sikijor  I. .' aqje 

Silam  Hr apzw 

Silivri ajxr 

Silleiro,  C : agzq 

Silloth aews 

Silver  I aofx 

Sima acoh 

Simoda apgx 

Simons  B alwu 

Simpnasklubb acke 

Simpson,  P atsz 

Simrishamn acpo 

Sinai,  Mt amqx 

Sind  Coast amwv 

Sines,  C ahcr 

Singapore ansm 

Singapore  New  Hr ansv 

Singapore,  Old  Strait  of antd 

Singatoka  R arcs 

Singkel apuj 

Singo apev 

Singora antv 

Singti  Reach aoic 

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 apyp 

Sir  James  Hall  Group aolj 

Siro  simas aovh 

Siru  unku apmv 

Sirunoki aplg 

Sisal awrs 

Sisargas  I agyb 

Sisimiut bezw 

Sisiran  P aqfv 

Sissibou  R bbge 

Sitges AHLY 

Sitia,  C-^ ajpr 

Sitka atsn 

Sittang  R anog 

Siversov akgr 

Sivota  I ajhx 

Sivriji  Pt aent 


Sivutch  B aonu 

Siwo  misaki. ..'. apem 

Six-Fours ahsy 

Sizepoli akdh 

Sjelanger abrj 

;en adqn 

Hamn acml 

Skagerrack abxf 

Skagganaa acgk 

Skala ajsy 

Skala  Nuova  G akpc 

Skalgrund acpi 

Skalskar acpz 

Skan6# acep 

Skarsande achn 

Skaw,  The adqn 

Skeena  R atug 

Skelder  B acdt 

Skelleftea acnk 

Skelligs afqk 

Skerda  I ajbw 

Skerries aetn 

Skerryvore afbv 

Skiatho ajvh 

SMbotten abgv 

Skielskor adlz 

Skien abxc 

Skilling  R absu 

Skiods  Hd adkf 

Skiold  Ness adib 

Skira akvj 

Skokomish atzw 

Skomvser abjp 

Skongsnses abpd 

Skopelo ajvk: 

Skoven adjc 

Skraaven abif 

Skrypleff  I aoqh 

Skudesnses '. abtp 

Skulmartin  Lt.  V .aftz 

Skutari ajgq 

Skutari  (Bosphorus) akbi 

Skutari  (Greece) ajmq 

Skutskar acle 

Skye,  Isle  of afcm- 

Skyro aivg 

Slavianski  B aopr 

Sletten adox 

Sletterhage adkh 

Slevik ABYTT 

Sliema .aiov 

Sli  (Schlei)  Fiord adfj 

Sligo AFSH 

Slimiinde adfb 

Slitehamn acht 

Slottero abrs 

Sluis AEON 

Slyne  Hd afrm 

Smalls aesk 

Smith  I '. atze 

Smiths  Knoll  Lt.  V afnx 

Smoky  C asnu 

Smornavn abpm 

Smyge  Pt acet 

Smyrna akom 

Smyth  Ch avjc 

Snares,  The athi 

S.  Nikolo,  P ajim 

Snipan  Lt.  V acnb 

Snipe  I aodt 


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SNOHOMISH— ST.  GEORGE. 


Snohomish aubh 

Snouw  Lt.  V . afxr 

Socha  Bitke  Pt akle 

Sochinski akle 

Society  Is argz 

Socoa AGTX 

Soderarm acjv 

Soderhamn aclr 

Soderkoping acil 

Sbder  Skars acrd 

Sbdertelje aciy 

Soduspomt bdyo 

Sofala  R • . . . .  ambg 

Soggendal  strand abun 

Sogndal abqt 

Sogne  Fiord abqi 

Sonar amte 

Soholm abkd 

Sok6tra  I amoh 

Solaro,  Mt aigw 

Solent,  The aelx 

Soller,  P ahom 

Solomon  Is aqwe 

Solor  I aqod 

Solo  Rock ARCP 

Solovetzki L aber 

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  ,1 atkp 

Sommars acsq 

Somme  R afyo 

Somo  Somo  Str ardh 

Sonapur anhp 

Sonderburg adfx 

Sbndervig adrn 

Songka  R anwf 

Songchiu aons 

Songhoi  R anwr 

Songa  Songa  I --- amkp 

Songvaar  Lt abvl 

Sonsonate atjqj 

Sooke  Inlet atxm 

Soon ABYN 

Sophiko  P ajoe 

Sordwaha  Road alzh 

Sorel bdue 

Sorell,  P asel 

Sorelle  Rocks akws 

Sorhaugo abtd 

Sorio aong 

Soroka abey 

Sorrento  (Italy) ,-  -  -  -  aiht 

Sorrento  (Victoria) arzn 

Sorsogon aqgk 

SorteCh adob 

Sorvaag abjc 

Sosnovetz  I abfl 

Sostil ajkz 

Soton anut 

Sottile,  Pt.  (Austria) aivt 

Sottile  Pt.  (Sicily) aims 

Soudan alnj 


SoufriereB aypm 

Sound,  The acdm 

Souris bdcm 

Sourop,  C acth 

Sousse ..AKTW 

Souter  Pt aflq 

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 aektj 

South  Goodwin  Lt.  V aeks 

South  Haven bekc 

South  Head  (Inner) asjy 

South  Joggins bcaw 

Southold AZRK 

South  Carolina aynp 

South  Carolina  I ambc 

South  Joggins bcaw 

South  Orkneys avkj 

South  Pass awyq 

Southport  (England) aevn 

Southport  (N.  Australia) arjq 

Southport  (Queensland) aspm 

South  Pt.  (Amherst  I.) bdfo 

South.  Pt.  (AnticostH bdlt 

South  Pt.  (Barbados) aygn 

South  Rock  Lt.  V apub 

South  Ronaldsay afel 

South  Shetland avkh 

South  Shields aplm 

South  Solitary  I asop 

South  Stack aeti 

South  Uist apdg 

Southwest  Prong  Lt amzh 

Southwest  Pt bdlw 

Southwold AFOL 

Sovde abox 

SowandPigsLt.V.(N.S.W.)  .askp 
Sow  and  Pigs  Lt.  V.  (Mass.).BACi 

Soya  saki apmg 

Spadillo  Pt aipj 

Spain agtjb 

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 altjo 

Spencer,  C bayt 

Spencer  G arsd 

Spencer  Rock aohg 

Sperone,  C aiel 

Spex  Str ' aowq 

Spezia ahxp 

Spezzia  I ajnr 

Sphakia ajpv 

Spiekeroog  I adxi 

Spinalonga,  C -.Aivtt 

Spithead aelr 

Spit  Lt.  V ANME 

Spitzbergen abcy 


Split,  C BCDK 

Spotorno ahwk 

Spotsbierg adkx 

Sprogb adiw 

Spuria aikq 

Spurn  Lt.  V afmq 

Spurn  Pt apmo 

Squillace aipo 

Srigina  I akxq 

Srira,  La akvj 

St.  Abb's  Hd apkp 

St.  Agnes aeov 

St.  Agostinho,  C avzm 

St.  Alban's  Hd aemt 

St.  Ambrose  I : advx 

St.  Andrew  (N.  B.) bawu 

St.  Andrew,  C ; . . .  amfg 

St.  Andrew  City  (Fla.) axeh 

St.  Andrew  Ch bcto 

St.  Andrew  Pt.  (Pr.  Ed.  I.).bdax 

St.  Andrew  R almp 

St.  Andrew  Sound  (Ga.) ayko 

St.  Andrews afje 

St.  Ann,  C alkb 

St.  Anne  (Alderney) agcx 

St.  Anne  Hr.  (C.  Br.  1.). . .  .bctjd 

St.  Anns tAxrk 

St.  Ann's  Hd aesd 

St.  Antonio algp 

St.  Aubin agbo 

St.  Aubin  (Jersey) agdq 

St.  Augustine ayjb 

St.  Augustine  B ampd 

St.  Barbe  Pt agtv 

St.  Bartholomew aybn 

St.  Bees  Hd aewk 

St.  Benoit amho 

St.  Blaize,  C J . .  alxj 

St.  Briac agpm 

St.  Bride's  B aesl 

St.  Brieuc agfu 

St.  Carlos abxp 

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 befn 

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 1 bcrd 

St.  Eustatius aybt 

St.  Famille bdso 

St.  Florent aicg 

St.  Francis,  C.  (Africa) alxs 

St.  Francis,  C bevp 

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 


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ST.  GEORGE— STENJER. 


St.  George  Hr besl 

St.  George  Hr.  (Bermuda). .  .ayib 

St.  George  I amcf 

St.  George  Mouth akbl 

St.  George  R banj 

St.  Georges  Ch aesi 

St.  Georges  Hd asjc 

St.  Georges,  P agsk 

St.  Georges  Reef auez 

St.  Gedrgio  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 alvc 

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.  JohnR.  (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) .  .asvp 

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 bext 

St.  Louis  (Africa) algd 

St.  Louis  (N.  B.) bcyt 

St.  Louis  (Reunion) amhs 

St.  Louis  B axve 

St.  Louis  Canal ahrn 

St.  Louis  F AYEP 

St.  LuceaHr axrs 

St.  Lucia B.  (Africa).... aizf 

St.  Lucia  (Madagascar) amex 

St.  Lucia  (W.  I.) ayfg 

St.  Malo afcg 


St.  Marco,  C aimj 

St.  Marcouf agbz 

St.  Margaret  B bckr 

St.  Margaret's  Hope afjt 

St.  Marguerite  He ahux 

St.  Mane amhf 

St.  Marie,  C ampc 

St.  Marks axez 

St.  Martin  (W.  I.) aybf 

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.) bcno 

St.  Marys  I.  (Scilly) aeou 

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 ager 

St.  Nazaire  (Loire) agph 

St.  Nazaire , ahpw 

St.  Nicholas  Lt.  V afoc 

St.  Nicholas alhb 

St.  Nicolas agse 

St.  Nicolas  Pt apuw 

St.  Nicolas,  P ahzw 

St.  Nikolas ajql 

St.  Nikolo,  P ajqi 

St.  Orlovsk atsb 

St.  Paul  (Reunion) amht 

St.  Paul  B bdqp 

St.  Paul,  C.  (Africa) alno 

St.  Paul,  C.  (Black  Sea) akip 

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 acry 

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  Leon agim 

St.  Quay agfy 

St.  Raphael . ahuq 

St.  Roque,  C. ..v. awbs 

St'.  Rose amhp 

St.  Sampson's ' agdh 

St.  Sauveur agpw 

St.  Sebastian  B alxg 


St.  SSbastien,  C amgv 

St.  Servan agfe 

St.  Simon  Sound aykr 

St.  Stefano aicx 

St.  Stephen bawi 

St.  Suzanne amhj 

St.  Thomas  (St.  Lawrence)  .bdrq 

St.  Thomas  (W.  I.) axzb 

St.  Thomas  Bight awqd 

St.  Thomas  Peak aqer, 

St.  Thome alqf 

St.  Thom<§,.C avuh 

St.  Tropea ahuk 

St.  Tudwall  Roads aetc 

St.  Ubes ' ahcq 

St.  Vaast agcd 

St.  Valery afyq 

St.  Valery-en-Caux afyw 

St.  Vincent  (C.  Verde  Is."l  ..algv 

St.  Vincent  I.  (Fla.) '. .  .axeq 

St.  Vincent  (W.  I.) ayfq 

St.  Vincent,  C ahcv 

St.  Vincent  G akud 

St.  Vincente,  P aqfe 

St.  Vito,  C.  (Italy) aipz 

St.  Vito,  C.  (Sicily) aing 

St.  Vladimir  B aoqw 

Staaken adcz 

Stabben abpq 

Stade adun 

Stagno ajfi 

Stambul akbj 

Stamford  Hr azsr 

Stampalia ajsh 

Stamphani  I ajks 

Stamsund abiu 

Stangate  Creek .aejx 

Stangholm abhv 

Stanislav akgx 

Stanley asev 

Stanley  Hr avkp 

Stanley  Pool alsn 

Stanley,  P.  (Erie) beal 

Stanley,  P.  (Pacific  Is.) .  ...aqxjt 

Stanley  R bdeg 

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 

Stavenes abmv 

Stavoren aebv 

Stavros,  P ajsz 

Stedsholm acie 

Steep  I aoev 

Stefano  Pt ajxu 

Stege adnq 

Steilacoom aubt 

Steinort,  C acve 

Stenjer abmf 


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STENKYRKEHUK— TAARS. 


Stenkyrkehuk achm 

Steno  Pass ajqo 

Stenskar acsx 

Stensundene 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 AGJQ 

Stig  Ness admg 

Stikine  R atsp 

Stinking  I bewl 

Stilow  Beacon acyd 

Stirling apjx 

Stirrup  cays axiz 

Stirs  Pt acrs 

Stockholm acjq 

Stockton  (Australia) asmp 

Stockton  (England) aply 

Stockton  (Me.) bapu 

Stokkoen." ablr 

Stollergrund adex 

Stolmen abth 

Stolpmunde acyi 

Stoncica  Pt ajen 

Stonehaven afis 

Stonehouse aenv 

Stone  Pillar bdqy 

Stonesbotten abhg 

.Stonnington azuk 

Stono  Inlet ayop 

Stony  Pt bdza 

Stor  R aduh 

Stora akxn 

Stora  Fiaderagg acm  w 

Storjungfrun aclp 

Storkallagrund acph 

Storklappen acik 

Storm  B asgr 

Stomoway •- afcr 

Storskar acoy 

StoschCh avit 

Stotsund abjt 

Strahan asfi 

Straitsmouth  I baji 

Stralsund adbt 

Strandebarm abse 

Strangford apud 

Stranraer aexy 

Strasburg acvz 

Stratford  Shs aztg 

StrathiePt apdx 

Strati AJUC 

Streaky  B arqo 

Streckelsberg aczt 

Strelna acsf 

StrelokB aoqn 

StribPt adhp 

Stroma apec 

Stromboli  I aioj 

Strome  Ferry afck 

Stromhess apet 

Stromo aphm 

Stromstad .abzm 

Strongilo  I ajux 


Stronsay afem 

Strontian  I bedc 

Strood aejz 

Strovathi  I ajks 

Strukamp  Pt adej 

Struys  B alwz 

Stryensas aedu 

Stuart  I atyv 

Stubbekiobir.g adnh 

Stylida  G ajuy 

Suakin.. ampw 

Sual . . . .' AQEO 

Suances agvr 

Suberbievillc amgc 

Subig,  P acid y 

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 apfh 

Sugut  R apzk 

SujakB akjw 

Sukkum  B aklj 

Sule  Skerries afdw  - 

Sulina  Mouth akem 

Sulisker afdr 

Sulitjelma  Mines abjm 

Sullivan b  asx 

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 

Sunda  Str apsq 

Sundarbans,  The anjq 

Sunderland aplr 

Sundet acdm 

Sundsvall aclx 

Sundt acdm 

Sungi  Banj  u  Asing aprx 

Sungi  Sungsang. , . . , apry 

Sungi  Rokan :.„..aprd 

Suira alcb 

SunkLt.  V ....APPG 

Sunk  Rock  Lt amzg 

Sunmiyani  B amwh 

Sup6 AUYJ 

Superior  City benc 

Superior,  Lake belq 

Sur  (Arabia) amsy 

Sur  (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) akvw 

Susa,  P.  (Japan) aovb 

Susaki  n?okyo  G.) apho 

Susaki  (Shikoku) apct 

Susan,  P atjbc 

Susquehanna  R azed 

Sutherland afds 

Sutherland  Dock asle 

Sutsini '.APLC. 

Sutt  B -.APMX 

Suva ARCH 

Suvarov  Is arhn 

Suvero,  C aijr 

Suvorovski akgd 

Suwo  nada aozk 

Svaneke acpj 

Svangen abzp 

Svano abpv 

Svartklubben ackh 

Sveaborg acqz 

Svelvik abye 

Svendborg adhw 

Svendseyre bfah 

Svenoer abxj 

Svenska  Bjorn  Lt.  V acju 

Svenska  Hogarnc acjt 

Sviatotroitski akgn 

Svinbaden  Lt.  V acds 

Svinor abvc 

Svolvser abim 

Svyatoi  Nos abpp 

Swakopmund  Road aluj 

Swalfer  Ort acue 

Swan  B aseh 

Swan  I.  (Tasmania) asdm 

Swan  I.  (Victoria) aryk 

Swan  R...-. arnq 

Swanage aemr 

Swansea  (England) aero 

Swansea  (N.  S.  W.) ashd 

Swanterwitz  Lt.  V aczh 

Swatau anzu 

Sweden abzh 

Swettenham,  P anrs 

Swilly,  Lough afsr 

Swinemiinde aczb 

Swirie  R aczd 

Swin  Middle  Lt.  V afpl 

Switzerland ahvq 

Syauki  Pt aobv 

Syd  Krogo : ablp 

Sydney askb 

Sydney  (0.  Br.  I.) bcsw 

Sydostbuotten  Lt.  V acmq 

Sylt  I adsh 

Symi ajsn 

Synses aboh 

Syra ajqw 

Syracuse ailj 

Syria akri 

Syrsan acig 

Taa  hu  ku  B argh 

Taal aqg  z 

Taars admp 


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TAASINGE— TERRIBLES. 


Taasinge  I . adij 

Tabarca  I ahjn 

Tabarka akwv 

Tabasco awsj 

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 apdf 

Tachin  R 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 

I  Tagus  R ahbz 

Tahiti arhb 

Taiaroa  Hd .  atif 

Taiho  I l an  yl 

Taillefer  Pt agnp 

Taimur  G abcf 

Tai  oa,  P argn 

Tai-o-ha6 argl 

Taiping  fu aogm 

Taipu  Pt.  Lt.  Vl awdv 

Taitai  B aqcj 

Taitan  I aobh 

Taitzuchi  Beacon aog  x 

Taiwan  fu aocj 

Taize  Ura apeu 

Tajer",  P ajde 

Taiura amoz 

Takamatau apds 

Taka  Ramata aqmy 

Taka  sima aowj 

Takasimacho aphu 

Takau aocl 

Taketoy  o apfw 

Takhkona  Pt actr, 

Takly,  C akib 

Ta  ko  ho aojf 

Taku aojh 

Taku  Bar  Lt.  V aojk 

Takush  B akxi 

Taku  Shan aokz 

Talamone  B ahyp 

Talanta  B t ajoz 

Talara auwv 

Talauer  Is aqlx 

Talautse  Is aqlw 

Talbot  I aqsn 

Talbot,  P AERK 

Talca avgd 

Talcahuano avgn 

Talienwan  B aokn 

Talindak aqci 

Talkna  Fiord bfak 

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 atjzg 

Tamise '. . .  aegx 

Tampa axfk 

Tampico awtc 

Tamrida t amoi 

Tamsui  Hr aobw 

Tanabe apel 

Tana  Fiord abpy 

Tana  R amnk 

Tanamo,  P axltj 

Tananarivo amdp 

Tandine  B arbti 

Tanga  B amls 

Tangalle anex 

Tangaluma  Roads asqd 

Tanganyika  Lake amne 

Tangier albi 

Tangier  I azgi 

Tangkiang aocn 

Tangoa aqxg 

Tangola  tangola  B auor 

Tangtang. ameh 

Tanjong  Bulus ansl 

Tanjong  Batu apxw 

Tanjong  Priok apvf 

Taniore anft 

Tankar acot 

Tankari amyk 

Tanl6  B aqzh 

Tanna  (India) amzc 

Tanna  (Pacific) aqxz 

Tanon  Str aqip 

Tans6 abqe 

Tantu aofw 

Tani-Keli  Islet amgu 

Taormina aikv 

Tapagipe  B avxy 

Tapajos  R awex 

Tapanuli  B apuh 

Tappi  Saki i aotr 

Tapti  R amyr 

Tapul  Group aqls 

Taranaki atcr 

Tarang anqb 

Taranto aipw 

Tarapur  Pt amyx 

Tarascon ahrg 

Tarbert. .-. afrb 

Tarbet  Ness afhr 

Tarifa. ahfl 

Tarkhan,  C akhf 

Tarpaulin  Cove bacl 

Tarrafal  B.  (St.  Antonio) algs 

Tarrafal  Pt.  Q3t.  J^0) ALH° 

Tarragona ahlt 

Tarraville asbq 

Tartary,  G.  of aoqx 

Tartus akrx 

Tasanho aojp 

Tasiko  I aqxl 


Tasman  Hd asgj 

Tasmania asdk 

Tatamagouche bcxa 

Tate  ishi  zaki aouk 

Tate  yama apio 

Tatoosh  I aucl 

Tatsingho aojc 

Tatsupi,  C aotr 

Tauan aqsr 

Taukopah anpk 

Taunton  R azwy 

Taupiri atby 

Tauranga atlw 

Tausk  B aosh 

Tavira ahdj 

Taviuni ardk 

Tavolara  I aidl 

Tavoy anot 

Tawi  Tawi aqlu 

Tay  R apjb 

Tayabas  R aqgx 

Tayangho aolb 

Taylorville atfs 

Tchio arbh 

Tearaght  I afqp 

Teavarua  Hr : arhl 

Tecoanapa auod 

Tecojate atjps 

Tees  R aflw 

Tegal apvn 

Teheran amuw 

Tehmaki  Str atmr 

Tehuantepec auoz 

Teignmouth aeng 

Teignouse,  La agnj 

Tekfur  Dagh ajxo 

Tellicherri ancj 

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 

T6nez,  or,  Tenes akyt 

Tengchaufu aoix 

Tenkitten acwz 

Tennant  Hr baoh 

Teodo  B ajfw 

Tepa aqpc 

Tequepa  B auny 

Terang  B aqoe 

Terceira alcy 

Tereboli akmg 

Terkolei  I apro 

Termini  Imerese ainr 

Terminos  Lagoon awsh 

Termoli airtj 

Ternate aqrp 

Terneuse aegf 

Terningen., abmn 

Terracina aigm 

Terranova  (Sardinia) aedg 

Terranova  (Sicily) sojl 

Terre-Negi-e agry 

Terribles,  The anli 


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TERSCHELLING— TRANSVAAL. 


Terschelling adyz 

Terschelling  Bank  Lt.  V adyx 

Terstenik  I aizt 

Testa,  C aick 

Teste  de  Buch,  La aqtl 

Testigos  Is awiz 

Tete ...ambu 

Tete  de  Flandre aegt 

Tetuan akzy 

Tetulia  R ankb 

Teuk  chain aobz 

Teulada,  C aieg 

Tevennec aglh 

Tewantin asm 

Texas awtk 

Texel,  The adzj 

Texel  I adzh 

Thaipeng anqz 

Thames  R.  (Conn. ) aztv 

Thames  R.  (England) aehtj 

Thames  R.  (N.  Z.) atmj 

Thartia  Hr anpv 

Thaso  I ajtjt 

Thayetmyo anml 

Tbemistocles,  C ajoq 

Theodosia akhw 

Therapia akcf 

Thermia ajqf 

Thiessow *, aczy 

Thinai  Hr anwi 

Thisted adef 

Tholen aefj 

Thomas  I -  -  alqf 

Thomas  Pt azdi 

Thomaston bAnm 

Thorbjorns  Kjser abyw 

Thornton  R ambl 

Thornton  Haven aokw 

Thoro adhy 

Thorshavn afhi 

Thousand  Is.,  The bdvx 

Three  Hummock  I asfb 

Three  Points,  C almu 

Three  Points,  C.  (Arg.) avlo 

Three  Rivers bdtv 

Throgs  Neck azsf 

Thunder  B begi 

Thunder  C bemo 

Thuno adjz 

Thursday  I aszm 

Thurso afdz 

Thybo  Ron adrc 

TibbettPt bdzm 

Tiber  R aifz 

Tief  en  Haf  en actx 

Tiemunkwau aojd 

TienpakHr anxw 

Tientsin aojl 

Tierra  del  Fuego avju 

J  Tiflis aklw 

Tigani,  P ajth 

TigilR aosq 

Tignish bdey 

Tignoso  I ajhp 

Tigris  R amus 

Tihenpien  Hr anxw 

Tikao aqgi 

Tiko aptw 

Tilat aqht 

Tilbury  Docks aeio 


Tilig,  P aqdf 

Tillamook  Rock audo 

Tilsit acwn 

Tilt  Cove bexk 

Timaru atix 

Timballier  I awyb 

Timmendorf adck 

Timor aqon 

Timor  Laut aqpf 

Timsah,  Lake akto 

Tina  Mayor agvu 

Tinghai  Hr aoei 

Tino  I "..  .ahxo 

Tinos i ajqk 

Tifioso,  C i ahiy 

Tinto  R ahdw 

Tintingue ameh 

Tipara  B arsx 

Tipaza  P aky« 

Tiri  tiri  Matangi  I atmz 

Tistlame acbu 

Tizenko  B aont 

Tiznitz alcg 

Toamasina ameq 

Toba apfe 

Tobacco  P.,  R azbp 

Tobago aygr 

Tobako  R aqfy 

Tocantins  R awef 

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 

Tolle aitf 

Tolmeita akus 

Tolon  B ajnm 

Tolstonow abcl 

Tolten avhq 

Tomaga  sima apbz 

Tomales  B aufy 

Tomari  ura aoyb 

Tom6 avgj 

TomilB aqvh 

Tomo apbf 

Tompkinsville azns 

Tona  Canal apjd 

Tonala aupe 

Tondi anfm 

Tone  gawa apif 

Tonga  Is ardq 

Tong  Aing anop 

Tongass  P atsv 

Tongatabu  I ards 

Tongka anps 

Tongoi,  P avej 

Tongsang  Hr -  -  -  aobd 

Tongshu  I aodm 

Tongue  Lt.  V aeic 

TonkinG anwo 

Tonning adtf 

Tonquet < afyk 


Tonsberg. abxn 

Topche  B a jyp 

Topdals  Fiord abvx 

Topkhana akbs 

Topla  B ajft 

Topolobampo  B aumj 

Tor AMQW 

Tor  Pt AFTO 

Toragy  Pt asip 

Tor  B.  (England) aeni 

Tor  B.  (N.  S.) bcod 

Tordera ahmp 

Tore acny 

Torgauten abyv 

Torifiana,  C agyh 

Tormentine,  C bcxs 

Toro  Pt awnu 

Toronto bdxt 

Torquay aenh 

Torre . . , aiwm 

Torre  dell'  Annunziata,  P. .  .aihq 

Torre  Orlando aigq 

Torres,  P. . : aifm 

Torres  Str asze 

Torrevieja ahjk 

Torrox ahgq 

Torruella ahmy 

Tortola axzm 

Tortoli aidq 

Tortoralillo aved 

Tortosa,  C ahlm 

Tortuga  I  (Haiti) axtm 

Tortuga  I  (Venezuela) awjq 

Tortugas  Is axgl 

Torungen abwg 

Tory  Ch atkj 

Tory  I afsq 

Tougourski  G aosb 

Toulinguet  Pt agkw 

Toulinguet  I bewv 

Toulon AHTF 

Toulouse ' AHQD 

Touquet,  Pt.  du afyk 

Tourane anwk 

Tour  de  la  Lande agih 

Tourneville agel 

Tourville agel 

Touzla ajyi 

Tpva  I avls 

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 

Trren  I abkc 

Trafalgar,  C ahfi 

Traiventos avnu 

Tralee afqs 

Tramontana  Pt aimp 

Tranekioer adip 

Tranholm abmi, 

Trani aiqy 

Trano  (Nyleden) abru 

Trano abhw 

Tranquebar anfz 

Transvaal alvp 


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TRAPANI URAGA . 


Trapani ainb 

Traste ajgb 

Trau ajdp 

Travancore  Coast ancu 

Travemtinde adcq 

Trave  R adct 

Traverse  C.  (P.  Ed.  I.) bczo 

Traverse,  Lower  Lt.  V bdqs 

Traverse,  Upper,  Lt.  V bdqv 

Traverse  City bblh 

Trebizond akmc 

Tred  Haven  Creek azey 

Tre  Forcas,  C akzt 

Treguier aghp 

Treisseny,  P agjc 

Trekroner adoq 

Trelleborg acer 

Trembles  Sh bdtn 

Tremiti  Is , airl 

Trenton  (Erie) beau 

Trenton  (N.  J.) azkm 

Treport,  Le afys 

Tre  Porti  P aitw 

Tre  Pozzi  P ajer 

Tres  Marias  Is.,  las aumy 

Tres  Montes,  C avin 

Tres  Puntas,  C avlo 

Trevignon  Pt agmj 

Trevose  Hd aepj 

Triagoz / aghx 

Trial  B asnw 

Trichinopoly anfv 

Trieste aivo 

Trieux  R aghp 

Trincomali ,. . . anfe 

Trindelen  Lt.  V adqi 

Tringano antr 

Trinidad  (W.  I.) aygz 

Trinidad  de  Cuba axps 

Trinidad,  G.  of aviz 

Trinidad  Hr.  (Cal.) aupe 

Trinidad  Is.  (S.  Atlantic). .  .awcd 

Trinit6  B.,  La ayet 

Trinity  B aopm 

Trinity  Hr bevu 

Trinkitat  Hr ampv 

Tripoli  (Africa) akun 

Tripoli  (Syria) aksb 

Tristan  da  Cunha alvg 

Tristoma ajse 

Tristomos akpy 

Triumpho avrm 

Trivandrum ancw 

Trocadero ahew 

Troense adhz 

Troja  I ahyn 

Tromlien  I amix 

Tromso abhc 

Trondhjem abmd 

Troon aeyi 

Troubridge  Shs arts 

Trouville agbf 

Truk  Is aqvp 

Truro bcd  w 

Trussan  B aptn 

Truxillo  (Honduras) a wpg 

Truxillo  (Peru) auxq 

Tsarigrad  Mouth .... akfs 

Tryon bozr 

Tsauhia  I aogi 


Tsaulianghai aond 

Tsientangkiang aoes 

Tsingseu  I aobg 

Tsu appn 

Tsuda  B apdq 

Tsugaru  Str aotc 

Tsukiji apid 

Tsukumi aoyv 

Tsuno  sima aotjw 

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 AMNU 

Tulang  Bawang  R apsm 

Tulalip aubd 

Tulang  R apsm 

Tulcea akep 

Tulcha AKEG 

Tullear amph 

Tumaco,  P auts 

Tuman  B avfu 

Tumen  R.,  or,  Tumen  Ula.  .aope 

Tumbez auws 

Tuma  Pt axwv 

Tunara ahgc 

Tunas axpu 

Tungao anzo 

Tungchau aojm 

Tungenses abtu 

Tunghi  B amcv 

Tungkuen aodc 

Tungliu aohe 

Tunglotu  Beacon aofr 

Tungsha aode 

Tungsha  Lt.  V aofe 

Tungting  Lake aoie 

Tungyai  R anur 

Tunis akvd 

Turanganui  R atlq 

Turiamo,  P awkp 

Turin ahwu 

Turk  Is axkr 

Turkey ajvp 

Turnabout  I aobp 

Turnberry  Pt aeyd 

Turneffe  Is awqr 

Turner  B bclg 

Turnu-Magurele akpb 

Turnu-Severin akfe 

Turos  Inlet asil 

Turton,  P artk 

Turyassu awdk 

Tuscany ahxv 

Tuskar  Rk apvs 

Tusket  R bcgw 

Tuslinski  Lt.  V akic 

Tuspan awsz 

Tuticorin andz 

Tutoia awcv 

Tutuila  I ardz 

Tutukaka  Hr atni 


Tutun  Liman ajyk 

Tuxpan awsz 

Tuzla  (G.  of  Ismid) ajyi 

Tuzla  Bank  (Kertch  Str.). .  .akjq 

Tuzla  C.  (Roumania) akeg 

Tvedestrand abwk 

Tweed  R.  (England) apkt 

Tweed  R.  (Queensland) aspc 

Twofold  B ashw 

Tybee aymq 

Tyka aocd 

Tylo ACDE 

Tyne  R aplh 

Tynemputh afli 

Tyre aksl 

Tyroom  Road asrtj 

Ua  Huku  I argo 

Ua  Pu  I argp 

Ubas  Pt aixw 

Ubati aqzu 

Ubatuba avtc 

Uckermtinde acztj 

Uddevalla abzu 

Uddyhoj  Lt adpk 

Udsire abtl 

Udski  B aosc 

Ilea ardw 

Ugi  I aqwg 

Ukinsk  B apnl 

Ulbo AJBZ 

Uleaborg acok 

Ulenge amlt 

Ulfsten aboq 

Ulko  Kalla acop 

Ulladulla asiz 

Ullanger 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 avmr 

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  Lt.  V bdqv 

Upright,  C avjk 

Upsala aclg 

Urado  Hr apcw 

Uraga  Ch aphk 


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lira  Kami  Hr apet 

Urakawa aple 

Ureparapara  I .' aqwv 

Urk '.' AEBR 

Ursholm abzn 

Ursvik acnj 

Uruguay avpm 

Urup  I apmp 

TJrzuf AKHS 

Usedom aczq 

Uahant agjo 

Ushibuka  Hr aoxu 

Ushinish afdh 

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 ACQH 

Utrecht aebj 

Utsire abtl 

Uvita  Hr ausd 

Uwajima apcr 

Vacche  I aicp 

Vada ahyg 

Vaderoarne abzx 

Vaderobod abzq 

Vaddo ackb 

Vado ahwm 

Vadso abpw 

Vseggen abie 

Vseiro admj 

Vaeroerna abmo 

Vailoa arep 

Vakalpudi anhp 

Valberg abit 

Valdemarsvik acih 

Valdersund abls 

Valdivia avhtj 

Valenca  (Brazil) avxq 

Valenca  (Portugal) agzx 

Valencia - ahko 

Valentia afql 

Valetta aior 

Valle  Grande ajeq 

Vallejo atjgv 

Valliere  Pt agsj 

Vallo - abxq 

Valona  B ajgx 

Valparaiso avpc 

Valsche,  C aqsh 

Vamadori  Ch apjg 

Vancouver atvh 

Vancouver  I atuv 

VanDiemen  G ariy 

i  Van  Diemen  Str aoyp 

Vanga amlw 

Vangsnses abqo 

Vanikoro  I aqwr 

Vannes agoe 

Vao arbo 

Vanua  Levu arctj 


Vanua  Mbalavu . ardl 

Varanger  Fiord abptj 

Varzze ahwo 

Vardar  Bank  Lt.  V ajvu 

Vardo abpx 

Varel adwu 

Vareler  Siel adwy 

Varella,  C an  we 

Vares,  C agxc 

Varna akdv 

Varne  Lt.  V aekx 

Varsko adnp 

Vasili  R ajmti 

Vasilina,  C ajvc 

Vasto airv 

Vatersay  I apdn 

Vathi,  P.   (Archipelago) ajti 

Vathi,   P.  (Greece) . ajkn 

Vathy,  P ajrq 

Vaticano,  C adi 

Vatomandri amer 

Vato '. .  acjy 

Vaxholm acjm 

Veblungsnses abnp 

Vecchio,  P ahyl 

Vecchio,  P aibp 

Vedbsek adou 

Vedelsborg  Hd adhn 

Veere aefq 

Vefring abpw 

Vegesack adwb 

Veglia aiztj 

Veile adjn 

Veis  Ness adip 

Vekens  B aptj 

Vela,  C.  La awkn 

Velasco awuv 

Velez  de  la  Gomera. akzv 

Velez  Malaga ahgp 

Velo,  P awno 

Vendres,  P ahps 

Venere,  P ahxj 

Venezuela awip 

Vengurla. .' anbi 

Vengurla  Rocks anbh 

Venice aits 

Ventimiglia ahvy 

Ventosa  B auox 

Ventoso  Mt agxj 

Ventotene  I aigs 

Venus  Hr arqw 

Venus  Pt arhc 

Ver,  Pt.de agbr 

Vera  Cruz awsx 

Verawal amxr 

Verbenico  P aizy 

Verboska ajeh 

Verde,  C algi 

Verde  I ahps 

Verga,  C aliz 

Verko  Matala  Lt.  V acrq 

Vermilion bedm 

Vermilion  B awxj 

Vernon,  Mt azby 

Vernon  R ayme 

Versailles apzy 

Vert  C algi 

Verte  B bcxp 

Veruda,  P aixj 

Ve  Skerries apgz 


Vestborg  Pt adjx 

Vesteraalen abhq 

Vesterrenden acbm 

Vesterwik acib 

Vestmanhavn aphj 

Vestra  Banken  Lt.  V acln 

Vestre  Havn abvw 

Vesuvius,  Mt aiho 

Vianna ahbc 

Viareggio ahxt 

Vibberodden abum 

Viborg acrn 

Vicenza atop 

Vicksburg awzx 

Victor,  P arvo 

Victoria  ^Australia) arxc 

Victoria  (Brazil) avwe 

Victoria  (B.  C.) atxe 

Victoria  (Hongkong) anyp 

Victoria  B . . , aokq 

Victoria  Dock  (Bombay) ...  amzk 

Victoria  Hr apyr 

Victoria  Haven abjp 

Victoria  I bemr 

Victoria,  Mt.  ( Auckland)... atmv 
Victoria,  Mt.  ( Wellington).. atkr 

Victoria  Nyanza  Lake amnp 

Victoria,  P.  (England) aejv 

Victoria,  P.  (S.  Australia). .  .artc 

Victoria,  P.  (Seychelles) amjc 

Victoria  Pier bcst 

Victoria  R arkc 

Victorovski akgb 

Vicuna  Hr arde 

Vieille,  La agli 

Vienna aivc 

Vieques  I axyu 

Vierge  I agje 

Vieste airh 

Vieux  F ayfo 

Vifsta  (Wifsta)  wharf acme 

Vig abup 

Vigan aqetj 

Vigie  Summit aypk 

Vigo.^ AGZP 

Vigsnses  Mines abto 

Vigten  Is abkt 

Vikor absg 

Viksoren abqn 

Vilaine,  La,  R agon 

Villa  fNorway) abip 

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  f. BDGR 

Vinaroz ahlc 

Vincent,  C bdwg 


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VINCENT— WIGTON. 


Vincent,  P aktjj 

Vineyard  Haven badf 

Vineyard  Sound  Lt.  V baci 

Vinga .^ acbn 

Vingaskar : acdi 

Vingorla anbi 

Virama axqd 

Virgin  Gorda axzo 

Virginia axyo 

Virginia ayup 

Virgins,  C avjs 

Visby achl 

Viscaya agvd 

Visdal abnv 

Vistula  R aoxm 

Viti  Levu  Lt.  V arcg 

Vivero , agwz 

Vizagapatam anhg 

Vizeu awdo 

Viziadrug anbp 

Vlaardingen aedb 

Vladivdstok. ..'. aopz 

Vlieland adzf 

VlikoP ajip 

Vlissingen aefu 

Voge'sland adtx 

Vonimao  B .  ( Vohemar) amec 

Volano aitb 

Volcano  B apkw 

Volden abow 

Volga  R '... .  AKLT 

Volo AJVF 

Volosca , .  aiyj 

Voloshski,  or,  Voloshskaia.  akgo 

Volta  R ALNK 

Voltri ahwq 

Vona  B akml 

Vonitza ajih 

Voorne  Canal aedp 

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 ADBT 

Wada  no  misaki apbq 

Waddington bdvc 

Waddo aceb 

Wade  I aogl 

Wade  Pt ayuj 

Wadi  Draa alch 

Waglan  Islet anzf 

Waialua arfw 

Waiauoua  R atjo 

Waigatch  I .abdv 

Waigiu  I aqrs 

Waihau  Hr xatmh 

Waiheke  Ch atmp 

Waikato  R atbr 

Waikawa athm 

Waikouaiti atin 

Wailangilala  I.  j - ardj 

Wainfleet apnh 


Waipaoa  R atlo 

Waipapapa  Pt athk 

Wairau  R atjy 

Waitapu atep 

Waitara  R atcl 

Wakamatsu .- aowc 

Wakasa  B .< aoum 

Wakayama apcf 

Wakefield arus 

Walcheren aepo 

Walcott,  P arlq 

Walde afxv 

Wales aeqv 

Walfisch  B aluk 

Wallace ,bcxg 

Wallaroo arsv 

Wallis  I ardw 

Walney  I aewd 

Walton bcei 

Wandelaar  Lt.  V aehf 

Wando  R aypk 

Wandsbek adux 

LU ATDE 

janui AT0C 

Wanganui  Inlet atez 

Wangeroog  I adxf 

Warn  B aqnc 

Wantaokwan aoeq 

Warberg acbx 

Wardell asor 

Wari aloi 

Warkworth aflc 

Warnbro  Sound arnv 

Wamemiinde adcf 

Warner  Lt.  V aelv 

Waro acbt 

Warren azwm 

Warrender,  P arks 

Warrington axds 

Warrnambool arxo 

Warsaw acvm 

Warsaw  Sound aymh 

Waru  B aqpv 

Wasa acpp 

Wash,  The afnb 

Washington  (D.  C.) 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) asrc 

Waterview  B asli 

Watling  I axju 

Watson  B askl 

Watum adyo 

Waukegan beja 

Wauraltee arte 

Wea  Sisi aqyd 

Weda aqrk 

Wedge  I bcnl 

Weener adxz 


Weihaiwei aois 

Welchpool b  avu 

Weld,  P anqv 

Welland  Canal bdyc 

Wellesley  Is aret 

Wellington atkv 

Wells apnp 

Welshpool asbi 

Wencnau  B aodx 

Wenchau  fu aodr 

Weser  Lt.  V advl 

Weser  R advk 

Wessel,  C aris 

West  C.'Howe arpi 

West  Channel  (Kattegat). .  .acbm 

West  Chop  Pt badc 

Western  P arzu 

Westerplatte acxr 

West  Hinder  Lt.  V aehi 

West  India  Docks aeji 

West  Indies axu 

West  Ironbound  I bcjt 

Westkapelle aefr 

Westminster aehw 

West  Pt.  ( Anticosti) bdmc 

West  Pt.  (P.  Ed.  I.) bcyz 

West  Pt.  York  R.  (Va.) ayxm 

Westport  ^Ireland) afru 

Westport  (N.  Z.) atpk 

West  R  .  : ANZB 

West  Sand arym 

West  Sister  I becw 

West  Volcano  I aoew 

Wetta  I aqow 

Wexford afvo 

Weymouth  (England) aemu 

Weymouth  (N.  S.) bcfy 

Whaingaroa  Hr atcb 

Whale  Rock azvc 

Whalsey afgr 

Whampoa anyk 

Whangarei  Hr atng 

Whangaroa  (Chatham  Is.). . .atov 

AVhangaroa  (N.  Z.) atnu 

Whangaruru  Hr atnk 

Whidbey  I atzc 

Whitby afmb 

White  Fish  Pt bepl 

Whitehall beks 

Whitehaven aewl 

Whitehead  I.  (Me.) baok 

Whitehead  I.  (N.  S. ). . .  ,s  -  -bcog 

White  I.  Reef  Lt.  V bdpm 

White  Sea '. . .' abed 

Whitianga atmb 

Whitsand  B aeof 

Whitstable: aekd 

Whyda j alnv 

Wick  (Scotland) afho 

Wickford azvo 

Wickham,  C ascr 

Wicklow afvi 

Wicomico  R azbj 

Wide  Bay  Hr asrm 

Widnes aeuz 

Wielingen  Lt.  V aehd 

Wieringen adzr 

Wifsta  Wharf. : acme 

Wight,  Isle  of aemj 

Wigton aexp 


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WIJU— ZENGG. 


Wiju aolh 

Wlk ADES 

Wiken acdu 

Wild  Boar  Reach aogv 

Wilhelmshaven '. adwp 

Willapa  R aucr 

Willemsoord adzp 

Willemstad abdt 

William,  F afbp 

William  Pitt  B amgw 

William,  P athg 

Williamstown • aryx 

Williamstown  Docks arzp 

Willoughby  C arub 

Willunga - arvg 

Wilmington  (Cal.) aujc 

Wilmington  (Del.) azjl 

Wilmington  (Ga.) aymk 

Wilmington  (N.  C.) aybd 

Wilna acvj 

Wilson  Promontory asbc 

Wilson  Pt atzi 

Windau acuz 

Windenburger acwj 

Windmill  Pt ayzh 

Windsor  (England) abhz 

Windsor  (Erie) becd 

Windsor  (N.  S.) bcex 

Windward  Is ayfe 

Winga acbn 

Wings  Neck bacd 

Winnissimmet b  aie 

Winter  Hr batg 

Winterport bapx 

Winter  Quarter  Sh.  Lt.  V. .  .azhd 

Winterton afntj 

Wisbeach apnl 

Wiscasset bamtt 

Wisconsin beng 

Wise  Mt aenz 

Wismar adcm 

Withernsea apmk 

Wittower adbo 

Wivenhoe appi 

Woitzig  Lt.  V aczg 

Wokam  I aqp j 

Wolf  I aylg 

Wolf  Rock aeos 

Wolf  Trap  Shs ayxv 

Wolgast aczo 

Wollin acyt 

Wollongong asjm 

Wolves  Is ...baxv 

Wonsan aols 

Wood  End bagc 

Wood  I bal« 

Wood  Holl BACR 

Woody  I astb 

Wooloomooloo  B askp 

Woolwich aeiw 

Workington aewo 

Worm's  Hd aert 

Wbrmso actn 

Worthing aelm 

Would  Lt.  V apnt 

Wrangel,  P atsp 

Wrangelll apov 

Wrath,  C -'-  -  -afdu 

Wreck  B auvp 

WremenTief Advp 


Wuchang  fu aoib 

Wuching i aohp 

Wuchu  fu ANZE 

Wufu , aodb 

Wuhu AOGN 

Wurtemberg acvw 

Wustrow ADCB 

Wusueh aohs 

Wusung aopi 

Wyandotte beax 

Wyk adsu 

Wyndham arkn 

Wvre  R aevx 

Xagua,  P axpk 

Xeres - aher 

Xeros,  G.  of .  ajwp 

Xingu  R .awes 

Yafa aksu 

Yalahau awro 

Yali  B akqb 

Yalmal  Promontory abcs 

Yalta akhq 

Yalu  R aold 

Yamada  (Owari  B.) appl 

Yamada apke 

Yamadori  Ch apjg 

Yanaon angx 

Yanez  B avhl 

Yangtse  R aofd 

Yankalilla arvi 

Yap  I aqvg 

Yaquina audw 

Yarbutenda alhx 

Yarmouth  (England) apny 

Yarmouth  (N.  S.) bcgk 

Yarra  R arzb 

Yate,  P arbl 

Yatsushiro aoxr 

Yawatahama  Hr apck 

Ydre  Mokkelas abwj 

Y6 ANOR 

Yebnah aksy 

Yebosi  I aowh 

Yellaboi  Sound alto 

Yellow  I atwb 

Yellow  R ao jc 

Yellow  Sea aoij 

Yemen  Province amsc 

Yenbo amrg 

Yenchu aoeu 

Yengen aqzw 

YenikaleC ..akil 

Yeni-Kioi akce 

Yenisei abcj 

Yeni-Shehr,  C ajwu 

Yeno  ura apgo 

Yentoa  B aokr 

Yerimo  saki aput 

Yesan  Saki apkv 

Yesashi apmz 

Yetorup  I apmb 

Yeu,  lie  d' agpx 

Yingtsu aokc 

Yinkoa aokg 


Ylo  Road avbu 

Ymuiden aecg 

Yobuko aowk 

Yochau  fu aoid 

Yokkav  ichi apfq 

Yokohama  (Rikuoku  G.) aoti 

Yokohama  (G.  of  Tokyo) apht 

Yokosuka aphn 

Yola alpe 

Yonesiro  Gawa aots 

Yongsangang  R aomg 

Yonodzu,  P aoyr 

York  (England) apmj 

York,  C aszc 

York  Factory bezc 

York  R.  (Me.) bakv 

YorkR.  (Va.) ayxj 

York  Sound arku 

Yorktown ayxl 

Yoshida,  P apco 

Youghal afwo 

Ysabel  I aqwk 

Ystad acev 

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 

Yungching aoip 

Yung  R , aoej 

Yura  Hr apdo 

Yzeren  Baak aedn 

Zaandam adzx 

Zafarin  I akzq 

Zaffarano,  C j, ainq 

Zaglava  Rock aiyw 

Zambales  Province aqeg 

Zambezi  R ambn 

Zamboanga aqip 

Zand  B. apxd 

Zanddijk aebz 

Zandvoort aecj 

Zannone aigr 

Zante ajkq 

Zanzibar amlb 

Zaole Aivs 

Zara ajcu 

Zarza  R axpw 

Zarzis akve 

Zaudzi  Road amdj 

Zaverda  B ajiu 

Zea ajqg 

Zealand adkv 

Zebayir  Is amru 

Zeberjed  I amqb 

Zebu aqim 

Zeeland aegk 

Zeila amow 

Zeitun,  G ajuy 

AJBI 


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GEOGRAPHICAL    SIGNALS PLACES  .  ALPHABETICALLY   ARRANGED.  PART    II. 


ZHIZHGINSK— ZWAANTJIES. 


Zhizhginsk  I abeq 

Zierikzee aepi 

Zighinkor alic 

Zimnegorski abej 

Zingst adbw 


Zinnowitz aczl 

Zirona. ajdm 

Zoutelande. . ; aefs 

Zoutkamp adys 

Zuider  Zee aebp 


Zululand alvh 

Zumaya aguo 

Zurva,  C ajnv 

Zuydcoote apxp 

Zwaantjies  Drooghte  Lt apwk 


INTERNATIONAL  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,  Me. 
Booth  Bay  Harbor,  Me. 

Boston,  Mass.     (Center.) 
Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

*  Seaveys  Island  Navy  Yard,  N.  H. 

*  Jerrys  Point,  N.  H. 

*  Eye  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,  Mass. 

*  Nantucket  Shoals  Light-ship,  Mass. 

*  Cross  Rip  Light-ship,  Mass. 
East  Chop,  Mass. 
Nobska  Light,  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. 

*  Montauk  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-Saying  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,  Del. 
-■    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,  Ya. 

Elizabeth  City,  N.  C. 
Edenton,  N.  C. 
Columbia,  N.  C. 
Manteo,  N.  C. 
Washington,  N.  C, 

*  Diamond  Shoals  Light-ship,  N.  C. 

Hatteras,  N.  C. 
*  Cooperative. 
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506 


STORM-WARNING  DISPLAY  STATIONS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


Part  III. 


Wilmington,  N.  C.     (Center.) 

*  Newbern,  N.  C. 

*  Cape  Lookout  Life-Saving  Station,  N.  C. 
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.  C. 

*  Charleston  Light-vessel,  S.  C. 
Youngs  Island,  S.  C. 

Savannah,  Ga.     (Center.) 
Port  Eoyal,  S.  C. 
Tybee  Island,  Ga. 

*  Thunderbolt,  Ga. 

*  Montgomery,  G.a. 
Darien,  Ga. 

*  St.  Simons  Light,  Ga. 
Brunswick,  Ga. 

Jacksonville,  Fla.     (Center.) 
Fernandina,  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. 
i      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  Christt,  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. 
Dunkirk,  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,  Mich.     (Center.) 

*  Kendalls  Wharf,  Port  Huron,  Mich. 

*  Millers  Dock,  Port  Huron,  Mich. 
Lake  View  Beach  Life-Saving  Station, 
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. 


Mich. 


*  Cooperative. 


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507 


Grand  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. 

North  Manitou  Island,  Mich. 

South  Manitou  Island,  Mich. 

Glen  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,  111. 

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  Me,  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,  Oreg.     (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  Farallon,  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  STORM-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  white 
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. 


42  21  30  N... 

71  03  30  W. 


Place 


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. 


Boston,  Mass.. 


Signal  adopted. 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 4  feet). 


39  17  22  N.. 
76  36  38  W. 


38  53  51.8  N.. 
77  02  19.16  W. 


Newport,  R.  I.. 


New  York,  N.Y. 


Philadelphia.Pa 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 3J  feet) 


Black  ball  (di- 
'  ameter  31  feet) 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 4  feet). 


Situation  of  time 
signal. 


Baltimore,  Md. 


Washington, 
D.C. 


36  59  59  N-. 

76  18  44  W. 


36  50  30  N.... 

76  17  30  W. 
(Approximate.) 


36  5847  N.... 
76  25  52  W. 
(Approximate.) 


32  04  52  N... 

81  05  22  W. 


Fort  Monroe,  Va 


Norfolk,  Va  . . . 


Newport  News, 
Va. 


Savannah,  Ga . 


Black  ball  (di- 
a  m  e  t  e  r  47 
inches) . 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 2  feet 
7  inches) . 


Telegraphic  tick 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 4  feet). 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 4  feet). 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 3  feet) . 


Time  of  signal  being 
made. 


Greenwich    Standard 
meantime,  meantime 


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  feet.) 

Staff  on  tower  of 
Western  Union 
Telegraph  Build- 
ing; 286feetabove 
water;  277  feet 
above  ground. 
(Drop  25  feet.) 

On  a  shelter  house 
on  the  SE.  corner 
of  the  Fhiladel- 
p  h  i  a  Bourse; 
height  above 
water  189  feet; 
above  the  ground 
169  feet  10  inches; 
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 
feet  above  ground 
(Drop  21  feet.) 


Time  signal-service 
office,  Govern- 
ment building, 
Fort  Monroe 
wharf. 


NW.  corner  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.) 


ft.  m.  s. 
5    00    00 


5    00    00 


5    00    00 


5    00    00 


ft.  m.  s. 
0    00    00 


5    00    00 


5    00    00 


5    00    00 


5    00    00 


0    00    00 


0    00    00 


0    00    00 


Additional  details. 


0    00    00 


0    00    00 


0    00    00 


0    00    00 


Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 
signal.  Ball  dropped  (by 
electricity  from  Washing- 
ton Observatory)  at  noon, 
mean  time  of  the  75th  me- 
ridian. 

IJ  signal  fails,  ball  lowered 
slowly  5  minutes  after  noon , 
mean  time  of  the  75th  merid. 

[Note.— Signal  not  made  on 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Do. 


Do. 


Do. 


5    00    00       0    00    00 


5    00    00 


0    00    00 


Do. 


Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 
signal.  Bali  dropped  at 
noon,  mean  time  of  the  75th 
meridian. 

If  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 
of  the  75th  meridian. 

[Note.— Signals  not  received 
on  Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Do.  ^ 


Do. 


Do. 


510 


TIME  SIGNALS  OF  THE  UNITED   STATES. 


Pakt  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  03  N. 
81  41  28  W. 


41  53  06  N.. 
87  37  38  W. 


46  30  06  N. 
84  20  40  W. 


46  47  00.81  N. . 
92  06  06.54  W. 


Key  West,  Fla. . 


NewOrleans,La 


Galveston,  Tex. 


Buffalo,  N.  Y. . 


Cleveland,  Ohio. 


> 
Chicago,  111. 


SaultSte.  Marie, 
Mich. 


Duluth,  Minn. 


Black  ball. 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 2  feet 
8  inches) . 


Black  ball  (di 
ameter  4 feet). 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 3J  feet). 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter^ feet). 


Red  ball  (diam- 
eter 4J  feet) . 


Black  ball  (di- 
ameter 3  feet). 


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  5 
inches.) 


Levy  Building,  SE, 
corner  23d  (Tre- 
mont)  and  I) 
(Market)  streets; 
111  feet  above  the 
land;  118  feet 
above  the  water. 
(Drop.27  feet.) 

SE.  side  of  the  Pru- 
dential Building 
on  the  SW.  cor. 
of  Church  and 
Pearl  streets;- 188 
feet  above  land; 
2275  feet  above 
■water.  (Dropl8J 
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.  corner  of  Tor- 
rey  Building,  No. 
316  W.  Superior 
street;  168.5  feet 
above  land;  200.3 
feet  above  water. 
(Drop  31  feet  6 
inches.) 


ft.    771.     s. 

5    00    00 


h.   m.    s. 
0    00    00 


11    00    00 


5    00    00 


11    00    00 


6    00    00 


0    00    00 


6    00    00 


0    00    00 


Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before, 
signal.  Ball  dropped  at 
mean  noon  of  the  75th  me- 
ridian. 

[Note.— Signal  not  made  on 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 
.  Ball  dropped  at  11 
standard  time  of  the 
90th  meridian. 
If  signal  fails,  ball  lowered 
slowly  at  lift.  05m.  00s., 
standard  time. 
[Note. — Signal  not  made  on 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

Do. 


Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 
signal.  Ball  dropped  (by 
electricity)  at  noon,  stand- 
ard time  of  the  75th  merid- 
ian. 

If  signal  fails,  ball  lowered 
slowly  5  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  fails,  ball  lowered 
slowly  5  minutes  after  noon, 
mean  time  of  the  90th  me- 
ridian. 

[Note.— Signal  not  made  on 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 


Do. 


I 


Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 
signal.  Ball  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  12ft.  05m.  00s., 
mean  time  of  the  90th  me- 
ridian. Should  ball  drop 
at  wrong  time  it  is. again 
mastheaded  and  lowered 
at  12ft.  05m.  00s. 

[Note.— Signal  not  made  on 
Sundays  and  holidays.] 

I 


Part  III. 


TIME   SIGNALS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


511 


Time  of  signal  being 

Signal' station 

made. 

latitude  and 

Place. 

Signal  adopted. 

Situation  of  time 
signal. 

Additional  details. 

longitude. 

Greenwich 

Standard 

mean  time. 

mean  time. 

ft     VI.    s. 

ft.  m.    8. 

* 

37  47  38.08  N. . 

San  Francisco, 

Black  ball  (di- 

New ferry  building, 

8    00    00 

0    00    00 

Ball  hoisted  5  minutes  before 

122  23  37.38  W  . 

Cal. 

ameter    30 

foot    of    Market 

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 
feet.) 

meridian. 

If  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  56.80  N.. 

Mare  Island, Cal 

Black  ball  (di- 

Building No.  51;  78 
feet  above  water; 

8    00    00 

0    00    00 

Do. 

122  16  19.19  W. 

ameter  3  feet). 

69     feet     above 

ground.  (Drop  14 
feet.) 

• 

45  31  39N 

Portland,  Oreg. 

Black  ball  (di- 

Custom-house;  150 

8    00    do 

0    00    00 

122  40  44  W. 

ameter  4  feet). 

feet  above  water. 

Noon-time  signals  are  sent  to  every  office  of  the  Western  Union  Telegraph  Company 
in  the  United  States,  and  by  going  to  any  one  of  them  corrections  for  chronometers 
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  11Tb.  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  llTi.  59m.  50s.  and  until  12A.  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  will  give  the  time  from  10k.  55m.  00s.  to  Uh.  00m.  00s.,  or  just  one  hour  earlier 
than  when  representing  75th  meridian  time;  otherwise  the  signals  will  be  read  in  the 
manner  above  described. 


Intercolonial 4  ft. 

Eastern  and  Panama  5ft. 
Canal  Zone. 

Central 6ft. 

Mountain 7ft. 

Pacific 8ft. 

Hawaiian 1.0ft. 

Tutuila lift- 
Guam 9h. 

Philippine 8ft. 


UNITED  STATES  STANDARD  TIMES. 

OOro.  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich— Standard  for  Porto  Eico. 

00m.  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich — Standard  from  east  coast  United  States  to  Long.  82^ 

W.    Includes  Cuba. 
00m  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich— Standard  from  Long.  82$°  W.  to  Long.  97i°  W. 
OOro.  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich— Standard  from  Long.  97£°  W.  to  Long.  112J°  W. 
00m.  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich — Standard  from  Long.  112£°  W.  to  west  coast  United 

States. 
30ro.  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich — Standard  for  Hawaiian  Islands. 
30ro!  00s.  W.  of  Greenwich— Standard  for  Tutuila  Island. 
30ro.  00s.  E.  of  Greenwich— Standard  for  Guam  Island. 
00m.  00s.  E.  of  Greenwich— Standard  for  Philippine  Islands. 


512 


Part  III. 


UNITED  STATES  NAVAL  WIRELESS  TELEGRAPH  STATIONS. 


Call  letter. 

Annapolis,  Md.  (Naval  Academy) QG 

Arguello,  Point,  Cal TK 

Beaufort,  N.  0 QS 

Blanco,  Cape,  Oreg TA 

Boston,  Mass.  (Navy- Yard) PG 

Bremerton  Navy- Yard SP 

Cavite,  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.(  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 

NorthHead,  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  telegraph  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- 
he  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  Postal  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,  unless  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  communicating  with  them 
by  wireless  telegraphy.  Storm  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. 


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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. 

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  applicants  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  involving  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  wireless  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  in  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- 
sages 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  telegraph  stations  and  ships. 

I.  A  vessel  wishing  to  communicate  with  a  station,  and  having  ascertained  by  "  listen- 
ing in"  that  she  is  not  interfering  with  messages  being  exchanged  within  her  range,  should 
make  the  call  letter  of  the  station  at  a  distance  not  greater  than  75  miles  from  it. 

11.  The  call  should  not  be  continuous,  but  should  be  at  intervals  of  about  three  min- 
utes, in  order  to  give  the  station  a  chance  to  answer. 

III.  After  the  station  answers,  the  vessel  should  send  her  name,  distance  from  station, 
weather,  and  number  of  words  she  wishes  to  send ;  then  stop  until  the  station  makes  O.K., 
signals  the  number  of  words  she  wishes  to  send  to  vessel,  and  signals  to  go  ahead. 

IV.  Then  the  vessel  begins  to  send  her  messages,  stopping  at  the  end  of  each  50  words 
and  waiting  until  the  station  signals  O.  K.  and  go  ahead;  when  all  messages  have  been 

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514  UNITED    STATES    NAVAL    WIRELESS    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  for  her,  the 
light-ship  will  transmit  to  Newport  messages  received  from  the  communicating  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  calling. 

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  maybe 
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- 
sibility 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. 


^ 


LIFE-SAVING  DISTRICTS  AND  STATIONS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


All  manned  Life-Saving  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 
of  the  United  States  Army  and  Navy  Wigwag  Code.  They  are  in  many  cases,  however, 
unprovided  with  means  of  telegraphic  communication. 


LIFE-SAVING  SIGNALS.     " 

The  following  signals,  recommended  by  the  International  Marine  Conference  for 
adoption  by  all  institutions  for  saving  life  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  life-saving  force  will  burn  a  red 
pyrotechnic  light  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,  will  signify,  "Haul  away." 

3.  A  white  flag  waved  on  shore  by  day,  or  a  white  light  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  light  burned 
by  night,  will  signify,  "Do  not  attempt  to  land  in  your  own  boats;  it  is  impossible." 

5.  A  man  onshore  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. 

FIRST  DISTRICT. 

COASTS  OF  MAINE  AND  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


Name  of  station. 


State. 


Locality. 


Approximate  position. 


Latitude,      Longitude, 
north,  west. 


Quoddy  Head 

Cross  Island 

Great  Wass  Island 
Cranberry  Islands. 

White  Head 

Burnt  Island 

Damiscove  Island  . 
Hunni wells  Beach. 

Cape  Elizabeth 

Fletchers  Neck 

Jerrys  Point 

Wallis  Sands 

Rye  Beach 

Hampton  Beach. . . 


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N.  H. 
N.  H. 
N.  II. 


Carrying  Point  Cove 

Off  Machiasport 

Off  Jonesport 

Little  Cranberry  Island,  off  Mount  Desert 

On  southwest  end  White  Head  Island 

Off  mouth  St.  Georges  River 

On  the  .west  shore  of  Damiscove  Harbor 

On  west  side  mouth  Kennebec  River 

Near  the  Lights .■ .-. -...-.-. 

Biddeford  Pool,  Fletchers  Neck 

Southeast  point  Great  Island,  Portsmouth  Harbor. 

If  miles  south  of  Odiornes  Point 

North  end  of  Rye  Beach 

1$  miles  north  of  Great  Boars  Head 


36  45 
28  00 
15  30 

58  40" 
52  20 
45  20 
45  00 
33  58 
26  30 
03  30 
01-15 

59  30 
66  20 


66  58  50 

67  16  30 

67  35  30 

68  12  40 
60  08  00 

69  17  40 
69  37  00 

69  46  55 
70-12  00 

70  20  30 
70  42  45 
70  44  00 
70  45  20 
70  47  40 


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Part  III. 


SECOND  DISTRICT. 

COAST  OF  MASSACHUSETTS. 


Name  of  station. 


State. 


Locality. 


Approximate  position. 


Latitude, 
north. 


Longitude, 
west. 


Salisbury  Beach. . . 

New  buryport 

Plum  Island 

Straitsmouth  a 

Gloucester 

Nahant 

City  Point 

Point  Allerton 

North  Scituate... 

Fourth  Cliff 

Brant  Rock 

Gurnet 

Manomet  Point. . . 

Wood  End 

Race  Point 

Peaked  Hill  Bars. 

High  Head 

Highland 

Pamet  River 

Cahoons  Hollow. . . 

Nauset 

Orleans 

'Old  Harbor 

Chatham 

Monomoy 

Monomoy  Point . . . 

Coskata 

Surf  side 

Maddequet 

Muskeget 

Gay  Head 

Cuttyhunk 


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Mass. 
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§  mile  south  of  State  line 

North  end  of  Plum  Island,  mouth  of  Merrimac  River 

On  Plum  Island,  2J  miles  from  south  end 

I  mile  west  of  Straitsmouth  light 

Old  House  cove,  westerly  side  of  harbor,  1J  miles  from  town. 

On  the  neck,  close  to  Nahant 

Floating  station  in  Dorchester  Bay,  Boston  Harbor ^ 

I  mile  west  of  Point  Allerton 

2J  miles  south  of  Minots  Ledge  light 

South  end  of  Fourth  Cliff,  Scituate 

On  Green  Harbor  Point 

4fc  miles  northeast  of  Plymouth 

6^  miles  southeast  of  Plymouth 

J  mile  east  of  light 

If  miles  northeast  of  Race  Point  light 

2J  miles  northeast  of  Provincetown 

3J  miles  northwest  of  Cape  Cod  light 

J  mile  northwest  of  Cape  Cod  light 

3i  miles  south  of  Cape  Cod  light 

2\  miles  east  of  Wellfleet 

1\  miles  south  of  Nauset  lights 

Abreast  of  Ponchet  Island 

J  mile  north  of  Chatham  Inlet 

II  miles  south-southwest  of  Chatham  lights 

2\  miles  north  of  Monomoy  light 

|  mile  southwest  of  Monomoy  light 

2J  miles  south  of  Nantucket  (Great  Point)  light 

2J  miles  south  of  the  town  of  Nantucket 

6  miles  west  of  Surf  side 

Near  west  end  of  Muskeget  Island 

Near  light 

Near  east  end  Cuttyhunk  Island 


42  51  40 
42  48  30 
42  44  00 
42  39  30 
42  35  30 
42  25  45 


42  18  20 
42  14  00 
42  09  30 
42  05  30 
42  00  10 

41  55  30 

42  01  15 
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  05 
41  20  20 
41  21  04 
41  25  25 


70  49  00 
70  49  00 
70  47  15 
70  36  00 
70  41  10 
70  56  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  55  55 
69  56  00 
69  57  10 

69  59  10 

70  00  20 
70  01  15 
70  06  00 
70  12  30 
70  18  50 
70  50  08 
70  54  45 


THIRD  DISTRICT. 

COASTS  OF  RHODE  ISLAND  AND  FISHERS  ISLAND. 


Brenton  Point 

Narragansett  Pier. 

Point  Judith 

Quonochontaug. . . 

Watch  Hill 

Fishers  Island 

Sandy  Point 

New  Shoreham 

Block  Island 


On  Prices  Neck 

Northern  part  of  the  town 

Near  light 

7£  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  58 

71  20  10 

41  25  45 

71  27  20 

41  21  40 

71  29  00 

41  19  50 

71  43  10 

41  18  20 

71  51  30 

41  17  00 

71  56  40 

41  13  40 

71  34  40 

41  10  20 

71  33  30 

41  09  40 

71  36  40 

FOURTH  DISTRICT. 

COAST  OF  LONG  ISLAND. 


N.  Y 

Ditch  Plain 

N.  Y. 

Hither  Plain 

N.  Y. . 

Napeague 

N.  Y 

a  Formerly  Davis  Neck. 


At  the  light 

3J  miles  southwest  of  Montauk  light. 

|  mile  southwest  of  Fort  Pond 

Abreast  of  Napeague  Harbor 


41  04  00 

71  51  30 

41  02  10 

71  54  30 

41  01  30 

71  57  50 

40  59  45 

72  02  40 

f>  In  charge  of  keeper  of  Ditch  Plain  station.    No  crew  employed. 


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OF   THE   UNITED   STATES. 


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FOURTH  DISTRICT— Continued. 
COAST  OF  LONG  ISI.AND-Continued. 


Name  of  station. 


Amagansett 

Georgioa 

Mecox 

Southampton 

Shinnecock 

Tiana 

Quogue... 

Potunk 

Moriches 

Forge  River 

Smiths  Point 

Bellport 

Blue  Point 

Lone  Hill 

Point  of  Woods.. 

Fire  Island 

Oak  Island 

Gilgo 

Jones  Beach 

Zacbs  Inlet 

Short  Beach 

Point  Lookout 

Long  Beach 

Far  Kockaway  <• . . 

Rockaway 

Rockaway  Point  - 
Coney  Island  & . . . 

Batons  Neck 

Rocky  Point 


State. 


Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 
Y... 


Locality. 


Abreast  of  the  village 

1  mile  south  of  village  of  East  Hampton 

2  miles  south  of  the  village  of  Bridgehampton . 

i  mile  south  of  the  village 

2  miles  east-southeast  of  Shinnecock  light 

2  miles  southwest  of  Shinnecock  light 

I  mile  south  of  the  village 

II  miles  southwest  of  Potunk  village 

2J  miles  southwest  of  Speonk  village 

31  miles  south  of  Moriches 

Abreast  of  the  point 

4  miles  south  of  the  village 

4J  miles  south  of  Patchogue 

8  miles  east  of  Fire  Island  light 

4  miles  east  of  Fire  Island  light 

1  mile  west  of  Fire  Island  light 

East  end  of  Oak  Island 

West  end  of  Oak  Island 

East  end  of  Jones  Beach 

West  end  of  Jones  Beach 

1  mile  east  of  Jones  Inlet 

2  miles  west  of  New  Inlet 

Near  west  end  of  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,      Longitude, 
north.  west. 


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 


72  08  20 
72  11  40 
72  18  00 
72  23  40 
72  27  50 
72  31  30 
72  36  00 
72  39  00 
72  43  10 
72  49  00 
72  52  20 

72  55  50 

73  01  20 
73  04  20 
73  08  10 
73  13  20 
73  17  40 
73  22  20 
73  26  20 
73  28  50 
73  31  20 
73  35  40 
73  40  45 


73  47  30 
73  51  50 
73  55  30 
73  24  00 
72  21  10 


FIFTH  DISTRICT. 

COAST  OF  NEW  JERSEY. 


Sandy  Hook N.J... 

Spermaceti  Cove N.J... 

Seabright N.  J... 

Monmouth  Beach N.  J... 

Long  Branch N.J... 

Deal N.J... 

SharkRiver N.J... 

Spring  Lake N.J... 

Squan  Beach N.  J... 

Bayhead N.J... 

Mantoloking N.  J... 

Chadwick N.  J... 

Toms  River N.J... 

Island  Beach N.J... 

CedarCreek N.J... 

Forked  River N.J... 

Barnegat N.  J  - .  - 

Loveladies  Island N.J... 

Harvey  Cedars N.  J . .  . 

Ship  Bottom N.J... 

Long  Beach N.J... 

Bonds N.J... 

a  Station  destroyed  by  sudden 


On  Bay  side,  1  mile  south  of  point  of  Hook. 
2 \  miles  south  of  Sandy  Hook  light. 
About  a  mile  south  of  Navesink  light. 
About  a  mile  south  of  Seabright. 
Greens  Pond. 

Asbury  Park 

Near  the  mouth  of  Shark  River 

2$  miles  south  of  Shark  River 

1  mile  southeast  of  Squan  village 

At  the  head  of  Barnegat  Bay 

21  miles  south  of  head  of  Barnegat  Bay 

5  miles  south  of  head  of  Barnegat  Bay 

On  the  beach  abreast  mouth  Toms  River 

11  miles  south  of  Seaside  Park 

5j  miles  north  of  Barnegat  Inlet 

2  miles  north  of  Barnegat  Inlet 

South  side  of  Barnegat  Inlet 

2£  miles  south  of  Barnegat  Inlet 

5J  miles  south  of  Barnegat  Inlet 

Midway  of  Long  Beach 

1|  miles  north  of  Beach  Haven 

2J  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  59  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 

74  00  27 
73  59  00 
73  58  30 
73  58  30 
73  59  00 

73  59  50 

74  00  40 
74  01  20 
74  02  00 
74  02  40 
74  03  10 
74  04  00 
74  04  30 
74  05  00 
74  05  10 
74  05  40 
74  06  10 
74  07  20 
74  08  30 
74  11  00 
74  13  20 
74  15  20 


&  Not  in  operation. 


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Part  III. 


FIFTH  DISTRICT— Continued. 
COAST  OF  NEW  JERSEY— Continued. 


Name  of  station. 


Little  Egg 

Little  Beach 

Brigantine 

South  Brigantine 

Atlantic  City 

Absecon 

Great  Egg 

Ocean  City 

Pecks  Beach 

Corson  Inlet 

Sea  Isle  City 

Townsend  Inlet.. 

Avalon 

Tathams 

Hereford  Inlet. . . 

Holly  Beach 

Two  Mile  Beach . . 

Cold  Spring 

Cape  May 

Bay  Shore** 


State. 


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 
N.J 


Locality. 


Near  the  light  north  of  Inlet 

South  side  of  Little  Egg  Inlet 

5§  miles  north  of  Absecon  light 

3 J  miles  north  of  Absecon  light 

At  Absecon  light 

2$  miles  south  of  Absecon  light 

6|  miles  south  of  Absecon  light 

South  side  of  Egg  Harbor  Inlet 

3$  miles  north  of  Corson  Inlet 

Near  the  Inlet,  north  side 

3J  miles  north  of  Townsend  Inlet 

Near  the  Inlet,  north  side 

35  miles  southwest  from  Ludlam  Beach  light 
21  miles  northeast  from  Hereford  Inlet  light. 

Near  Hereford  light 

6  miles  northeast  of  Cape  Ma  y  City 

4  miles  northeast  of  Cape  May  City 

4  mile  east  of  Cape  May  City 

Near  the  light 

2J  miles  west  ol  Cape  May  City 


Approximate  position. 


Latitude,      Longitude, 
north.  west. 


30  10 
27  30 
25  30 
24  00 
22  00 
20  50 
19  00 
17  00 
14  50 
13  10 
09  40 
07  30 
05  50 
02  30 
00  20 
58  40 
57  10 
56  00 

55  40 

56  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 

CapeHenlopen 

Rehoboth  Beach. . 
Indian  River  Inlet 

Fenwick  Island 

Isle  of  Wight 

Ocean  City 

North  Beach 

Green  Run  Inlet. . . 

Popes  Island 

Assateague  Beach. 

Wallops  Beach 

Me  torn  kin  Inlet. . . 

Wachapreague 

Parramore  Beach. 

Hog  Island 

Cobb  Island 

Smith  Island 


2  miles  west  from  Cape  Henlopen  light. 
J  mile  southerly  of  Cape  Henlopen  light 
Opposite  north  end  of  Rehoboth  Bay.. 

North  of  Inlet 

1J  miles  north  of  light 

3  miles  south  of  Fenwick  light 

At  village 

10  miles  south  of  Ocean  City 

13J  miles  northeast  of  Assateague  light. 

10  miles  northeast  of  Assateague  light. . 
1 J  miles  south  of  Assateague  light 

11  miles  south  of  Chincoteague  Inlet. . . 

On  Metomkin  Beach,  neaf  the  Inlet 

South  end  of  Cedar  Island 

Midway  of  beach 

South  end  of  Hog  Island 

South  end  of  Cobb  Island 

At  Cape  Charles  light 


75  07  10 
75  04  50 
.75  04  20 
75  03  40 
75  03  00 
75  03  30 
75  05  00 
75  09  20 
75  12  50 
75  15  40 
75  21  40 
75  26  50 
75  34  50 
75  36  40 
75  37  20 
75  42  45 
75  47  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... 

PenneysHill 

Currituck  Beach 


Va... 
Va... 
Va... 
Va... 
Va... 
N.  C. 
N.  C. 
N.  C. 


3  mile  southeast  of  Cape  Henry  light 

51  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 

5J  miles  north  of  Currituck  Beach  light. 
J  mile  north  of  Currituck  Beach  light. . . 


36  55  10 

36  51  10 

36  47  10 

36  41  30 

36  36  00 

36  32  00 

36  27  30 

36  23  20 

75  59  50 
75  58  40 
75  57  30 
75  55  20 
75  52  50 
75  52  10 
75  50  40 
75  49  40 


a  in  charge  of  keeper  of  Cape  May  station.    No  crew  employed. 


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SEVENTH  DISTRICT— Continued. 
COAST  BETWEEN  CHESAPEAKE  BAY  AND  THE  NORTHERN    BOUNDARY  OF   SOUTH   C'AROLINA-Continued. 


Name  of  station. 

State. 

Poyners  Hill 

N.C 

N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 

N-C 
N.C 

N.  C 

N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 

N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.C 
N.  C 

Cafievs  Inlet 

Paul  Gamiels  Hill 

Kitty  Hawk 

Kill  Devil  Hills 

Nags  Head 

Oregon  Inlet 

Gull  Shoal 

Little  Kinnakect 

Creeds  Hill 

Oak  Island 

Locality. 


61  miles  south  of  Currituck  Beach  light 

103  miles  south  of  Currituck  Beach  light 

5  miles  north  of  Kitty  Hawk 

On  the  beach  abreast  of  north  end  of  Kitty  Hawk  Bay 

41  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 

1  mile  south  of  New  Inlet 

5  miles  south  of  New  Inlet 

113  miles  south  of  New  Inlet 

Ill  miles  north  of  Cape  Hatteras  light 

51  miles  north  of  Cape  Hatteras  light 

I  mile  south  of  Cape  Hatteras  light 

4  miles  west  of  Cape  Hatteras  light 

3  miles  east  of  Hatteras  Inlet 

1J  miles  west  of  Hatteras  Inlet. 

3  miles  northeast  of  Ocracoke  Inlet 

Northeast  end  of  Portsmouth  Island 

On  Core  Bank,  opposite  Hunting  Quarters,  about  halfway 

between  Ocracoke  Inlet  and  Cape  Lookout. 

II  miles  south  of  Cape  Lookout  light 

Beaufort  Entrance,  J  mile  north  of  fort 

Inner  shore  of  Bogue  Banks,  1  mile  east  of  inlet 

On  Smiths  Island,  Cape  Fear 

West  side  mouth  Cape  Fear  River 


Approximate  position. 


Latitude, 
north. 

Longitude, 
west. 

36  17  10 

75  48  00 

36  13  40 

75  46  20 

36  08  00 

75  43  50 

36  03  50 

75  41  30 

36  00  10 

75  39  40 

35  56  00 

75  36  40 

35  49  40 

75  33  20 

3.5  47  30 

75  32  10 

35  43  15 

75  29  30 

35  40  40 

7,5  29  00 

35  36  40 

75  27  50 

35  29  50 

75  28  40 

35  25  00 

75  29  10 

35  20  00 

75  30  20 

35  14  20 

75  31  20 

35  14  30 

75  35  15 

35  12  35 

75  41  10 

35  11  00 

75  46  10 

35  06  55 

75  59  20 

35  04  00 

76  03  05 

34  51  30 

76  18  30 

34  36  30 

76  32  20 

34  42  00 

76  40  50 

34  39  00 

77  05  40 

33  50  40 

77  57  30 

33  53  20 

78  01  20 

EIGHTH  DISTRICT. 

COASTS  OF  SOUTH  CAROLINA,  GEORGIA,  AND  EASTERN  FLORIDA. 


Sulliyans  Island 

Bulowa 

Mosquito  Lagoon  a.. 

Chester  Shoal  <» 

Cape  Malabar  & 

Bethel  Creek* 

Indian  River  Inlet  ». 

Gilberts  Bam 

Jupiter  Inletc 

Orange  Grove** 

Fort  Lauderdale  a . . . 
Biscayne  Bay  » 


S.  C. 
Fla.. 
Fla. 
Fla.. 


Fla. 
Fla. 
Fla. 
Fla. 
Fla. 
Fla. 
Fla. 


At  Moultrieville,  Sullivans  Island,  at  north  end  of  harbor  jetty. 

20  miles  south  of  Matanzas  Inlet 

On  beach  outside  the  lagoon 

11  miles  north  of  Cape  Canaveral 


16  miles  north  of  Indian  River  Inlet 

South  side  of  inlet 

At  St.  Lucie  Rocks,  2  miles  north  of  Gilberts  Bar  Inlet. 


4  miles  north  of  New  River  Inlet. 
6  miles  north  of  Norris  Cut 


32  45  30 
29  26  10 
28  51  30 
28  36  40 


27  40  00 
27  29  45 
27  12  00 


26  06  45 
25  54  10 


NINTH  DISTRICT. 

GULF  COAST  OF  UNITED  STATES. 


Santa  Rosa. . 
Sabine  Pass. 
Galveston. . . 

San  Luis 

Velaseo 

Saluria 

Aransas 

Brazos 


Santa  Rosa  Island,  3  miles  east  of  Fort  Pickens 

.West  side  of  pass,  south  of  light 

East  end  Galveston  Island 

West  end  Galveston  Island 

2J  miles  northeast  of  mouth  of  Brazos  River. 

Northeast  end  Matagorda  Island 

Northeast  end  Mustang  Island 

North  end  Brazos  Island,  entrance  to  Brazos  Santiago. 


79  51  05 
81  06  25 

80  46  20 
80  35  50 


80  21  20 
80  17  50 
80  09  50 


80  00  15 
80  08  00 


30  19  00 

87  14  30 

29  42  27 

93  51  10 

29  20  10 

94  46  10 

29  07  00 

95  04  00 

28  57  45 

95  16  30 

28  23  00 

96  24  00 

27  51  00 

97  03  00 

26  04  00 

97  08  00 

a  House  of  refuge;  no  crew  employed. 
6  Discontinued  March  30, 1891. 


<■■  Discontinued  January  21,  1899. 
d  Discontinued  October  1, 1890. 


520 


LIFE-SAVING    DISTRICTS    AND    STATIONS    OF   THE    UNITED    STATES.  PaKT    III. 


TENTH  DISTRICT. 

LAKES  ERIE  AND  ONTARIO,  AND  A  STATION  AT  LOUISVILLE,  KY. 


• 

State. 

Locality. 

Approximate  position. 

Name  of  station. 

Latitude, 
north. 

Longitude, 

west. 

N.Y 

N.Y 
N.  Y 
N.Y 
N.  Y 

Pa 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Ohio 

Ky 

Buffalo 

Erie 

i 

ELEVENTH  DISTRICT. 

LAKES  HURON  AND  SUPERIOR. 


Lake  View  Beach 

Harbor  Beach 

Pointe  aux  Barques. 
Port  Austin 

Tawas 

Sturgeon  Point 

Thunder  Bay  Island 

Middle  Island 

Hammond 

Bois  Blanc 

Vermilion 

Crisps 

Two  Heart  River 

Deer  Park 

Grand  Marais 

Marquette 

Portage 

Duluth 


Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 

Mich. 
Mich 
Mich 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 
Mich. 

Minn 


5  miles  north  of  Fort  Gratiot  light 

Inside  Harbor  Beach  Harbor,  Lake  Huron 

Near  light,  Lake  Huron 

About  2  miles  northeast  of  Port  Austin,  and  about  2  miles  south- 
east of  Port  Austin  Reef  light,  Lake  Huron. 

Near  light,  Lake  Huron 

Near  light,  Lake  Huron 

West  side  of  island,  Lake  Huron 

North  end  of  Middle  Island,  Lake  Huron 

Hammonds  Bay,  Lake  Huron 

About  midway  east  side  of  island,  Lake  Huron 

10  miles  west  of  Whitefish  Point,  Lake  Superior 

18  miles  west  of  Whitefish  Point,  Lake  Superior 

Near  n\outh  of  Two  Heart  River,  Lake  Superior 

Near  mouth  of  Sucker  River,  Lake  Superior 

West  of  harbor  entrance 

Near  light,  Lake  Superior 

Old  Portage  Lake  Ship  Canal,  \  mile  from  north  end,  on  east 
bank. 

On  Minnesota  Point,  Upper  Duluth 


TWELFTH  DISTRICT. 

LAKE  MICHIGAN. 


Beaver  Island  & 

Mich 

North  Manitou  Island 

South  Manitou  Island 

Sleeping  Bear  Point 

Mich 

Mich 

Mich 

Grande  Pointe  au  Sable 

Mich 

Grand  Haven 

Mich 

Near  light 

South  side  of  harbor  entrance 

Near  Pickards  wharf 

Near  light,  Lake  Michigan 

Near  Glenhaven,  Michigan , 

Near  light 

South  side  entrance  of  harbor , 

North  side  entrance  of  harbor 

1  mile  south  of  light 

North  side  entrance  of  harbor 

North  side  entrance  of  harbor 

North  side  entrance  of  White  Lake 

South  side  entrance  of  harbor,  Port  Sherman. 
North  side  entrance  of  harbor 


a  Destroyed  by  fire. 


&  No  crew  employed. 


Part  III.        life-saving  districts  and  stations  of  the  united  states. 


521 


TWELFTH  DISTRICT— Continued. 
LAKE  MICHIGAN— Continued. 


State. 

Locality. 

Approximate  position. 

Name  of  station. 

Latitude, 
north. 

Longitude, 

west. 

Holland 

Mich 

Mich 

Mich 

Ind 

Ill 

Ill 

Ill 

Ill 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Wis 

Of// 

.    ,    „ 

South  Haven 

Saint  Joseph 

Michigan  City 

South  Chicago 

' 

Old  Chicago 

Sturgeon  Bay  Canal 

Baileys  Harbor. 

Near  northeast  point  of  island,  2  miles  northwest  of  Pilot  Island 
light. 

THIRTEENTH  DISTRICT. 

COASTS  OF  CALIFORNIA,  OREGON,  WASHINGTON,  AND  ALASKA. 


Nome 

Neah  Bay" 

Grays  Harbor 

Willapa  Bay. 

Ilwaco  Beach 

Cape  Disappointment 

Point  Adams 

Yaqnina  Bay 

Umpqua  River 

Coos  Bay 

Coquille  River 

Humboldt  Bay 

Arena  Cove 

Point  Reyes 

Bolinas  Bay6 

Point  Bonita 

Fort  Point 

Golden  Gate 

Sout  hside 


Alaska. . 
Wash... 
Wash... 
Wash... 
Wash... 
Wash... 
Oregon . 
Oregon . 
Oregon. 
Oregon . 
Oregon. 

Cal 

Cal 

Cal 

Cal 

Cal 

Cal 

Cal 


Cal. 


At  Nome. 


Just  south  of  Grays  Harbor  light 

Near  light-house  boat  landing 

13  miles  north  of  Cape  Disappointment 

Bakers  Bay ,  J  mile  northeast  of  light 

j  mile  southeast  of  Fort  Stevens 

About  1  mile  south  of  harbor  entrance 

Near  entrance  of  river,  north  side^ 

Coos  Bay,  north  side 

In  town  of  Bandon 

Near  old  light-house  tower,  north  side  entrance  Humboldt  Bay. 

3  miles  southeast  from  Point  Arena  light '.. 

3$  miles  north  of  light 


Near  Point  Bonita  light 

3  mile  east  of  light 

On  beach  in  Golden  Gate  Park,  San  Francisco, }  mile  south  Point 

Lobos. 
3i  miles  south  of  Golden  Gate  Life-Saving  Station 


64  30  00 


46  53  15 
46  43  00 
46  27  50 
46  16  40 
46  12  00 
44  35  30 
43  42  00 
43  22  50 
43  07  00 
40  46  00 
38  54  50 
38  02  20 


37  47  50 
37  48  10 
37  46  10 

37  43  18 


165  23  00 


124  07  15 
124  03  00 
124  03  25 
124  03  00 

123  57  00 

124  03  54 
124  10  30 
124  IS  00 
124  25  00 
124  13  00 
123  42  30 
122  59  30 


122  31  40 
122  27  50 
122  30  30 

122  30  18 


a  Discontinued  December  17, 1890. 


&  Destroyed  by  fire. 


Part  III. 


LLOYD'S  SIGNAL  STATIONS. 


UNITED  KINGDOM. 


Southend  Pier. 

Dover  (day  and  night  station). 

Sandgate. 

Dungeness. 

Beachy  Head. 

No-Man's  Port,  Spithead  (day  and  night  station). 

St.  Catherines  Point,  Isle  of  Wight. 

The  Needles,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Portland  Bill. 

Prawle  Point  (day  and  night  station). 

The  Lizard  (day  and  night  station). 

Penzance. 

Scilly  Islands. 

Lundy  Island. 

Barry  Island. 

Mumbles  Head  and  Pier. 

St.  Anns  Head,  Milford  Haven. 


Roche's  Point  (Queenstown). 

Old  Head  of  Kinsale  (day  and  night  station). 

Fastnet  (day  and  night  station;  W.  T.,  Marconi). 

Brow  Head,  County  of  Cork  (day  and  night  station). 

Tory  Island,  County  Donegal. 

Inishtrahull  (day  and  night  station;  W.  T.,  Marconi). 

Malin  Head,  County  Donegal  (W.  T.,  Marconi). 

Tor  Point,  County  Antrim. 

Kildonan,  mouth  of  the  Clyde. 

Stornoway. 

Butt  of  Lewis. 

Dunnet  Head,  Pentland  Firth. 

St.  Abbs  Head. 

Tynemouth. 

Flamborough  Head. 

Spurn  Head. 

Aldborough. 


EUROPE— NORTH  AND  WEST  COAST. 


Fserder. 

0x6. 

Vinga. 

Helsingborg. 

Krasnaja  Gorka  (G.  of  Finland). 

Fornaes. 

Hammershus. 

Hanstholm. 

Hirtshals. 


Elsinore. 
Helgoland. 
Holtenau. 
Brunsbuttelkoog. 


Cuxhaven. 

Rothesand. 

Hoheweg. 

Hook  of  Holland. 

Flushing. 

Zeebrugge. 

Gris  Nez. 

Creac'h  Pt.,  Ushant. 

Cape  Finnisterre. 

Oitavos. 

Peniche. 

Sagres. 

Tarifa. 


MEDITERRANEAN  AND  BLACK  SEA. 


Gibraltar  (Admiralty  Signal  Station,  Windmill  Hill). 

Pomegues. 

Cape  Corse. 

Cape  Pertusato. 

Malta  (Admiralty  Signal  Station,  Castille). 

Cape  Testa. 

Cape  d'Armi. 

Fort  Spuria. 


Pantellaria  I. 

Cape  Bon. 

Zea  Island. 

Dardanelles. 

Kom-el-Nadura  (Alexandria). 

Mex  (Alexandria). 

Port  Said  (W.  T.,  Marconi). 


AFRICA— WEST  COAST. 


Cape  Spartel. 

Teneriffe. 

Point  Ferraria  (St.  Michaels). 

Point  do  Arnel  (St.  Michaels). 


Cape  Point. 
Cape  Agulhas. 
Cape  St.  Francis. 


Capellinhos  Pt.  (Fayal). 
Las  Palmas. 
Ascension. 
St.  Helena. 


CAPE  COLONY.' 


Cape  Recife. 
Cape  Hermes. 


(522) 


Part  III. 


Lloyd's  signal  stations. 


523 


AFRICA— EAST  COAST. 


Bluff  (P.  Natal). 

Port  San  Sebastian  (Mozambique). 


Port  Tewfik  (Suez)  (W.  T.  Marconi). 
Perim  (day  and  night  station). 


Jask 1 

Henjam  ^Persian  G. 
Bushire  J 
False  Point. 

Sandheads 

Saugar  Island  . . . 

Mud  Point 

Diamond  Harbor  Hughly  R. 
Hughly  Point . . 

Achipur 

Budge  Budge . . 


Flat  Island "j 

Butte  aux  Sables !„      •.. 

Butte  aux  Papayes . .  Maurl<™s. 
Port  Louis  Mountain  J 


RED  SEA. 
j  Aden. 

INDIAN  OCEAN. 


Amherst 1 

Diamond  Island  iBurma. 

Elephant  Point..  J 

Point  de  Galle  (day  and  night  station). 

Sabang  Bay,  Pulo  Weh  (day  and  night  station). 

Penang., 

Malakka. 

Mt.  Faber.  ..\„. 

Fort  Canning  /Singapore. 

Anjer. 


AUSTRALIA. 


Rottenest  Island  (day  and  night  station). 

Breaksea  Island  (day  and  night  station). 

Cape  Leeuwin  (day  and  night  station). 

Cape  Naturaliste  (day  and  night  station). 

Point  Moore  (day  and  night  station). 

Cape  Borda. 

Cape  Willoughby. 

Cape  Jervis. 

Cape  Northumberland. 

Cape  Nelson. 

Cape  Otway. 

Point  Lonsdale. 

Cape  Schanck. 


Cape  Maria  van  Diemen. 
Farewell  Spit. 
Nugget  Point. 


Wilson's  Promontory. 
Gabo  Island. 
Queenscliff. 
Table  Cape. 
Mersey  Bluff. 
Low  Head. 
Eddystone  Point. 
Cape  Sorell. 
Cape  Wickham. 
Curry  Harbor. 
Bruni. 
Kent  Group. 
Goode  Island. 


NEW  ZEALAND. 


Bluff  Harbor. 
Norfolk  Island. 


SOUTH  AMERICA. 


Point  Curaumilla. 
Point  Tumbes. 
Cape  San  Antonio. 
Mogotes  Point. 


Morro  Castle,  Habana. 
Monk's  Hill  | 
Goat  Hill . . .  ^Antigua. 
Rat  Island..  I 


Penguin  Island. 
Cape  Virgin. 
Fernando  Noronha. 


WEST  INDIES  AND  BERMUDA. 


Turks  Island. 

Gibbs  Hill,  Bermuda. 


STATIONS  MAINTAINED  BY  CANADIAN  GOVERNMENT  THAT  REPORT  TO  LLOYD'S  ON  THE 
SAME  CONDITIONS  AS  LLOYD'S  STATIONS. 


Belle  Isle,  Labrador. 

Cape  Race,  Newfoundland. 

Cape  Ray,  Newfoundland. 

St.  Paul  Island,  Cape  Breton  Island. 

Cape  St.  Lawrence,  Cape  Breton  Island. 

Heath  Point,  Anticosti. 

South  Point,  Anticosti. 


Southwest  Point,  Anticosti. 
West  Point,  Anticosti. 
Cape  Rosier,  Gaape'  Coast. 
Fame  Point,  Gasp6  Coast. 
Cape  Magdalen,  Gasp6  Coast. 
Amherst  Island,  Magdalen  Islands. 


524 


LLOYD'S   SIGNAL   STATIONS. 
SIGNALS  USED  AT  LLOYD'S  SIGNAL  STATIONS. 


Part  III. 


This  signal  indicates  that  the  station  at  which  it  is  hoisted  is  tem- 
porarily closed,  and  that  no  communication  can  be  held.* 


This  signal  indicates  that  telegraphic  communication  is  interrupted, 
and  that  messages  can  not  be  forwarded  by  telegraph,  but  will  be 
forwarded  by  other  means  as  soon  as  possible.* 


•  These  signals  will  be  kept  up  until  tbe  signal  station  is  again  occupied,  or  until  telegraphic  communication  is  again  possible. 

These  stations  are  available  to  shipowners  for  reporting  the  passing  of  their  vessels. 

At  these  signal  stations  the  International  Code  is  the  only  code  recognized,  and 
vessels  of  any  nation  may  make  their  names  known  by  means  of  this  code,  and  thus 
secure  the  immediate  publication  of  the  announcement  in  the  "Shipping  Gazette  and 
Lloyd's  List"  and  "Lloyd's  "Weekly  Shipping  Index."  Cases  of  wreck  or  other  acci- 
dents at  sea  should  always  be  made  known  by  shipmasters  to  the  signal  stations  with 
which  they  communicate. 

Night  signals  at  special  stations. — The  apparatus  used  for  the  signals  will  be  a 
flashing  lamp. 

A  series  of  continuous  short  flashes  is  to  call  the  attention  of  a  passing  vessel. 

A  series  of  long-short  flashes,  repeated  as  often  as  may  be  necessary,  indicates  that 
a  vessel's  signals  have  been  seen  and  recognized. 

If  a  signal  shown  by  a  vessel  has  not  been  understood  the  lamp  will  be  kept  dark 
until  the  vessel  repeats  the  signal. 

Special  night  signals  at  certain  stations. — Also,  to  denote  telegraphic  interruption 
during  the  night,  the  signal  stations  at  the  Old  Head  of  Kinsale  and  Brow  Head  will 
show  S  green  lights,  arranged  in  the  shape  of  a  triangle,  apex  upward;  and  to  call 
attention  to  this  signal  a  Roman  candle  will  be  burnt  if  the  vessel  can  be  recognized. 


PLATE   IV. 


J7i&  signal  #7urvrti/  en/ the/  Semap7wr&  is  Z.4-.  /. 


Part  III. 


PLATE   V. 


527 


GENERAL  ALPHABETICAL  TABLE  FOR  MAKING  THE  INTERNATIONAL  CODE 
SIGNALS  BY  MEANS  OF  DISTANT  SIGNALS  BY  FIXED  SEMAPHORE. 


' '  Preparative,  "  '  'Answering,  ' 
or  "Stop"  after  each  com- 
plete signal. 


lh 


y 


1 1 


B 


1    2    1 
/ 


^J 


S' 


c 

13    2 


V 


I 

2    13 


f 


12 


J 

2    13 


r 


32 


K 

2    14 


?' 


Annul  the  Whole  Signal. 


Q 

2    3    3 


* 


R  . 

2    3    4 


^ 


s 

2    4    1 


12 


f 


Y 

3    2    3 


z 

3    2    4 


T 


\ 


SPECIAL. 


D 

1    2 


V1 


^> 


L 

2    2    1 


12 


f 


T 

2    4    2 


Code  Flag 
Sign. 

4    2    1 


4 
12 


f 


E 

1     2    4 


^ 


M 

2    2    3 


^ 


u 

2    4    3 


\ 


Alphabet- 
ical Sign. 

4    2    2 


4 
12 


F 

13    2 


Y1 


N 

2    2    4 


G 

1    4    2 


V' 


4 
■22 


H 

2    1    1 


S1 
f* 


o 

2    3    1 


^i 


P 

2    3    2 


c= 


12 


^ 


V 

3    12 


Numeral 
Sign. 

4    2     3 


^ 


w 

3    2    1 


k 


S' 


x 

3    2    2 


K 


t 


4    3    2 


S 


Finishing  sign  after 
completion  of  word  or 
number,  when  spelling 
or  making  numeral 
signals. 


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, 


tf 


A 


112 


1* 


2     12 


I* 


Q 


2     3     3 


& 


3     2     3 


fe 


B      IV 

12     1  V 


t.fe 


R 


2     3     4 


I* 


3     2     4 


h 


12     2 


I* 


K 


2     14 


ft 


s 


2      4     1 


I* 


SPECIAL  SIGNS. 


12     3  T 


E 


12     4 


II 


2     2     1 


fc 


2     4     2 


I 


Code  Flag     Mk4 
Sign.  rk2 

* .  i  II  r 


M 


2     2     3 


ft 


u 


2     4     3 


I* 


Alphabetical 
Sign. 


2    II  T 


F 

13     2 


G 


14     2 


It 


.  H 

2     11' 


N 


2     2     4 


fc 


3     12 


Numeral 
Sign, 

4     2    "3 


$ 


:.fc 


w 


3     2     1 


fc 


P 

2     3     2 


ft 


X 


3     2     2 


fe 


4     3     2 


I* 


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  for  the  cone  point  downward,  and 

a  wheft  for  the  drum.    (See  page  629.) 


Part  III. 


DISTANT  SIGNALS. 


1.  Distant  Signals  are  required  when,  in  consequence  of  distance  or  the  state  of 
the  atmosphere,  it  is  impossible  to  distinguish  the  colors  of  the  flags  of  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,  Square  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;  one  ball  at  least  appearing 
in  each  hoist  of  the  Distant  Code.  In  the  case  of  the  Semaphore  the  ball  is  replaced 
by  a  Dish. 

4.  Hitherto  only  three  Symbols  have  been  required  for  Distant  Signaling,  but 
the  increase  made  in  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  (*.  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  fee  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. 

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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  or 

point  upward,  or  a  square  Flag. 

Indicator  i 


2  representing  the  Semaphore  Arm  pointing  horizontally, 

on  the  opposite  side  to  the  indicator,  or  a  Ball. 

Indicator! 

3  representing  the  Semaphore  Arm  pointing  downward, 

on  the  opposite  side  to  the  indicator,  a  Cone  with 

the  point  downward,  or  a  Pennant. 

Indicator  ■ 


or 


IK 

T?  or 


4  representing  the  Semaphore  Arm  pointing  horizontally,     4  mm 
'  on  the  same  side  as  the  indicator,  a  Drum,  or  a  Pen-  or 

nant  with  the  fly  tied  to  the  halyards,  or  a  Whef  t. 

Indicator 

8.  To  facilitate  signaling  by  Semaphore  or  Shapes,  the  signals  representing  the 
tetters  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  2. 
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  V  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  downward. 


11.  The  Stop  Signal 


or 


is  to  be  made  at  the  end  of  each  complete  signal. 


Part  III. 


DISTANT   SIGNALS. 


531 


12.  With,  two  Balls,  two  Cones,  and  one  Drum,  every  signal  in  the  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. 


\\ 


1  2  3-D. 


pfv 

^^  or      K 

T 


2  4— N 


/„\ 


2  1  2—1. 


2— Stop,  i.  e.  Sig 
nal  is  ended. 


Looking  DNI  out  in  the  International  Code,  we  find  it  to  be  "Pilot  boat  is  advancing  toward  you." 
ALPHABETICAL  DISTANT  SIGNALS. 

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,  when  combined,  spell  the  word  which  it  is  desired  to  signal. 

NUMERAL  DISTANT  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  2  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  International  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. 


Part  III. 


EXAMPLE  OF  A  SPECIAL  DISTANT  SIGNAL 

MADE  BY  SEMAPHORE  OR  DISTANT  SIGNALS. 


/■ 


or 


or 


4  1 


Stop. 


Looking  2  4  1  out  in  the  Table  of  Special  Distant  Signals  (page  535),  we  find  it  to  be  "Can  not  dis 
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  OFF  A  SIGNAL. 

These  signals  may  be  made  by  the  semaphore,  by  cones,  balls,  and  drums,  or  by 
square  flags,  balls,  pennants,  and  whefts. 


Signal. 


Meaning. 


r\ 


"Preparative,"  "Answering,"  or,  "Stop,"  after  each  complete  signal. 


h 


Aground;  want  immediate  assistance. a 


2  1 


Fire,  or,  leak;  want  immediate  assistance. a 


h 


2  2 


Annul  the  whole  signal. 


3  3 


You  are  running  into  danger,  or,  Your  course  is  dangerous. 


N 


2  4 


Want  water  immediately. 


b 


3  2 


Short  of  provisions ;  starving. 


1\ 


4  2 


Annul  the  last  hoist ;  I  will  repeat  it. 


h 


1  1  2 


I  am  on  fire. 


N 


12  1 


I  am  aground. 


10929—07 34 


a  See  Distress  Signals  (page  7). 
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SPECIAL   DISTANT   SIGNALS,  ARRANGED   NUMERICALLY.  PART  III. 


Signal. 


Meaning. 


N 


12  2 


Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 


1  2  3 


No,  or,  Negative. 


\ 


12  4 


Send  lifeboat. 


Ik 


13  2 


Do  not  abandon  the  vessel. 


1  4 


Do  not  abandon  the  vessel  until  the  tide  has  ebbed. 


IV 


1 1 


Assistance  is  coming. 


Ik 


Landing  is  impossible. 


IV 


2  13 


Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous. 


Ik 


1  4 


Ship  disabled ;  will  you  assist  me  into  port  ? 


IV 


2  2  1 


Want  a  pilot  a. 


Ik 


2  2  3 


Want  a  tug ;  can  I  obtain  one  ? 


IV 


2  2  4 


Asks  the  name  of  ship  (or,  signal  station)  in  sight,  or,  Show  your  distin- 
guishing signal. 


a  See  Pilot  Signals  (page  s). 


Part  III.  special  distant  signals,  arranged  numerically. 


535 


Signal. 


Meaning. 


I\ 


h 


2  3  1 


Show  your  ensign. 


3  3  2 


Have  you  any  despatches  (message,  orders,  or,  telegrams)  for  me  ? 


2  3  3 


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


N 


2  3  4 


Repeat  signal,  or  hoist  it  in  a  more  conspicuous  position. 


h 


2  4  1 


Can  not  distinguish  your  flags ;  come  nearer,  or  make  distant  signals. 


N 


2  4  2 


Weigh,  Cut,  or,  Slip ;  wait  for  nothing ;  get  an  offing. 


h 


.2  4  3 


Cyclone,  Hurricane,  or,  Typhoon  expected. 


N 


3  12 


Is  war  declared  ?  or,  Has  war  commenced  ? 


IV 


3  2  1 


War  is  declaimed,  or,  War  has  commenced. 


N 


h 


3  2  2 


Beware  of  torpedoes;  channel  is  mined. 


3  2  3 


Beware  of  torpedo  boats. 


3  2  4 


Enemy  is  in  sight. 


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SPECIAL   DISTANT   SIGNALS,  ARRANGED   NUMERICALLY.  PART   III. 


Signal. 


Meaning. 


h 


3  3  3 


Enemy  is  closing  with  you,  or.  You  are  closing  with  the  enemy. 


N 


3  4  3 


Keep  a  good  lookout,  as  it  is  reported  that  ememy's  men-of-war  are  going 
about  disguised  as  merchantmen. 


1* 


4  1 


Proceed  on  your  voyage. 


The  folio-wing  distant  signals  made  with  flag  and  ball,  or  pennant  and  ball,  have 
the  special  signification  indicated  beneath  them : 


\r 


You  are  running  into 
danger. 


Iw 


Fire,  or,  Leak;  want  im- 
mediate assistance,  a 


r 


Short  of  provisions. 
Starving. 


IT 


Aground;  want  immedi- 
ate assistance,  a 


a  See  Distress  Signals  (page  1). 


Part  III. 


SPECIAL  DISTANT  SIGNALS. 


MADE  BY  A  SINGLE  SIGNAL  FOLLOWED  BT  THE  STOP  SIGNAL. 
ALPHABETICALLY  FOE  MAKING  A  SIGNAL. 


ARRANGED 


ABANDON— IMMEDIATE. 

Abandon. 

Channel. 

13  2 

— Do  not  abandon  the  vessel. 

3  2  2 

— Beware  of  torpedoes';  channel  is  mined. 

1  4  3 

— Do  not  abandon  the  vessel  until  the  tide 

has  ebbed. 

Coming. 

3  11 

— Assistance  is  coming. 

12  2 

Affirmative,  or,  Yes. 

Communicate. 

Aground. 

2  3  3 

— Stop,  Bring-to,  or,  Come  nearer ;  some- 

1 2 

— Aground;  want  immediate  assistance.* 

thing  important  to  communicate. 

12  1 

— I  am  aground. 

Danger. 

Annul. 

2  13 

— Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous. 

4  2 

— Annul  the  last  hoist ;  I  will  repeat  it. 

2  12 

— Landing  is  impossible. 

2  2 

— Annul  the  whole  signal. 

2  3 

— You  are  running  into  danger. 

2 

Answering  Signal. 

Despatches. 

12  3 

— No,  or,  Negative. 

2  3  2 

— Have    you    any    despatches  (message, 

12  3 

— Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 

orders,  or,  telegrams)  for  me? 

Assistance. 

Disabled. 

1  3 

— Aground;  want  immediate  assistance.* 

2  14 

— Ship  disabled;  will  you  assist  me  into 

3  11 

— Assistance  is  coining. 

port? 

2  1 

— Fire,  or,  Leak;  want  immediate  assist- 

ance.* 

Distant  Signals. 

3  14 

— Ship  disabled ;  will  you  assist  me  into 

2  4  1 

— Can  not  distinguish  your  flags;  come 

port? 

nearer  or  make  distant  signals. 

13  4 

— Send  life  boat. 

Distress. 

Attention,  or,  Demand. 

1  2 

— Aground;  want  immediate  assistance.* 

3  2  4 

— Asks  the  name  of  the  ship  (or,  signal 

2  1 

— Fire,  or,  Leak ;  want  immediate  assist- 

station) in  sight,  or,  Show  your  dis- 
tinguishing signal. 

1  3  1 
112 

2  14 

ance.* 
— I  am  aground. 
— I  am  on  fire. 
— Ship  disabled;  will  you  assist  me  into 

2  3  1 

— Show  your  ensign. 

Bar. 

port? 

2  13 

— Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous. 

3  2 
2  4 

— Short  of  provisions.     Starving. 
— Want  water  immediately. 

Boat. 

Enemy. 

13  4 

— Send  lifeboat. 

3  2  3 

— Beware  of  torpedo  boats. 

3  2  2 

— Beware  of  torpedoes ;  channel  is  mined. 

Caution. 

3  3  2 

— Enemy  is  closing  with  you,  or,  You  are 

3  13 
3  2  3 

— Bar,  or,  Entrance  is  dangerous. 
— Beware  of  torpedo  boats. 

3  2  4 

closing  with  the  enemy. 
— Enemy  is  in  sight. 

3  2  2 

—Beware  of  torpedoes;  channel  is  mined. 

3  4  2 

— Keep  a  good  lookout,  as  it  is  reported 

3  3  2 

—Enemy  is  closing  with  you,  or,  You  are 

that  enemy's  vessels  are  going  about 

closing  with  the  enemy. 

disguised  as  merchantmen. 

3  2  4 

— Enemy  is  in  sight. 

3  4  2 

— Keep  a  good  look-out,  as  it  is  reported 

Fire. 

that  enemy's  war  vessels  are  going 

2  1 

— Fire,  or,  Leak;  want  immediate  assist- 

about disguised  as  merchantmen. 

ance.* 

2  12 

— Landing  is  impossible. 

112 

— I  am  on  fire. 

2  4  3 

—Typhoon,  Hurricane,  or,   Cyclone  ex- 
pected. 
—War  is  declared,  or,  War  has  commenced. 

Immediate. 

3  2  1 

1  2 

— Aground;  want  immediate  assistance.* 

2  4  3 

—Weigh,  Cut,  or,  Slip;  wait  for  nothing; 

2  1 

— Fire,  or,  Leak ;  want  immediate  assist- 

2 3 

get  an  offing. 
— You  are  running  into  danger. 

2  4 

ance.* 
— Want  water  immediately. 

*See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 
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ALPHABETICAL   INDEX   FOR   FINDING   SPECIAL   DISTANT   SIGNALS.      PART   III. 


LANDING— YES. 


2  12 

2  1 

12  4 
2  3  2 
12  3 
2  4  2 

3.2  1 
2 

4  12 


3  2 

2  4 


4  2 
2  3  4 


2  3 

1  2  4 

4  2 

2  2 

.2  2  4 

2  4  1 
12  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.  \ 

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. 


2  3  4 

2  2  4 

2  3  1 

2  3  3 

12  2 


3  2 

2 

2  3  2 


3  2  3 
3  2  2 


2  2  3 


1  2 

2  1 

3  2 
2  2  1 
2  2  3 

2  4 


3  1  2 

3  2  1 

2  4 

2  4  3 

2  4  2 

1  2  2 


Signals — Continued. 

— Repeat  signal,  or  hoist  it  in  a  more  con- 
spicuous position. 

— Show  your  distinguishing  signal. 

— Show  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,  Hurricane,  or,  Typhoon  ex- 
pected. 

Weigh. 

— Weigh,  Cut,  or,  Slip;  wait  for  nothing; 
get  an  offing. 

Yes,  or,  Affirmative. 


*  See  Distress  Signals,  page  7. 


fSee  Pilot  Signals,  page  8. 


Part  III. 


SEMAPHORE  SIGNALS. 


INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  THE  USE  OF  THE  BRITISH  MOVABLE  SEMAPHORE. 


THE  INDICATOR. 

The  Indicator  denotes  from  which,  side  the  signs  are  to  be  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  AND  TAKE  IN  SEMAPHORE   SIGNALS. 

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     <\ 

r\     answering    pennant    close      ^Os 
swering  pennant  at  the  dip.  l  /// 


arm  in  position  ( I )  represents  the  an- 


answering    pennant    close 
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  being 
in  the  apparatus  employed. 

(2)  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. 


Alphabet- 
ical. 


Numeral. 


Annul 

or 

negative. 


Signs. 


Alphabetical 
Signification. 


A 


\ 


/ 


K^i    A 


B 


C 


D 


E 


F 


G 


H 


Numerical 
Signification. 


Signs. 


A   A  A^As^l  H  Tf^ 


Alphabetical 
Signification. 


K 


M 


N 


O 


Numerical 

Signification. 


Also  the  alpha- 
betical sign.' 


Q         R 


Signs. 


TK 


X    V 


K 


<& 


v= 


r 


Alphabetical 
Signification. 


u 


V 


w 


Y 


Note.— It  a  numeral  signal  is  to  be  followed  by  words,  the  end  of  the  numerical  signification  of  the  signs  is  shown  by  the 
alphabetical  sign  being  made,  indicating  that  spelling  Is  again  to  commence.    For  Instructions  as  to  use  see  page  539. 


Part  III. 


PLATE  VIII. 


541 


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 
ALPHABETICAL 

SIGN. 


SIGNS. 


Alphabetical 
Signification. 


M 


N 


O 


Q 


R 


SIGNS. 


Alphabetical 
Signification. 


SIGNS. 


Signification. 


s 


u 


V 


w 


ALPHABET- 
ICAL. 


NUMERAL. 


X 


ANNUL. 


For  instructions  as  to  use  see  page  639. 


542 


PLATE   IX. 


Part  III. 


PEENCH  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 
UNDERSTAND. 


NUMBERS. 


ATTENTION. 


END  OF  WORD 
OR  PHRASE. 


Note.— The  W  la  made  by  means  of  two  consecutive  Vs.    To  indicate  the  finish  of  a  Numerical  Signal  the  Number  sign  Is 
again  made :  thus  the  number  sign  begins  and  ends  Numerical  Signals. 


Part  III. 


FRENCH   SEMAPHORE    STATIONS. 


543 


FRENCH  SEMAPHORE  STATIONS. 


or 


Semaphore  stations  and  vessels  at  sea  may  exchange  either  "semaphore  telegrams" 
'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  list : 


Argentine  Republic. 

Germany. 

Persia. 

Australia. 

Great  Britain. 

Portugal. 

Austria. 

Greece. 

Portuguese  Colonies. 

Belgium. 

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,"  Part  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  official  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.  PAET    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. 


Communication  may  be  had  by  this  code  with  the  United  States  Army,  Navy, 
Revenue  Cutter,  and  Life-Saving  services.     {Seepage  515.) 


A 
B 
C 
D 

E 


1 
1  2 
3  2 

1 


2  2 
1  2 


F 2  2  2 

G 2  2  1 


H. 
I.. 

J- 
K. 
L. 

M. 
N. 


12  2 

1 

12  2 

1  2  1 

2  2  1 
2  2  1 

1  1 


O  . 
P  . 

8: 

s.. 

T  . 
IT. 


2  1 
1  2 
1  1 
1  1 
1  2 
2 
1  2 


V... 
W  .. 
X... 
Y... 
Z  ... 
tion. 


2  2  2 
1  2  1 
12  2 

1  1  1 

2  2  2 
112 


NUMERALS. 


1111 

2  2  2  2 


8. 1112 

4 2  2  2  1 


112  2 
2  2  11 


12  2  2 
2  111 


12  2  1 
2  112 


a after  I  c. 

b before     b 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

..can  I  n not  I  t tbe  I  ur your  I  wi_ 

.have  |  r  ■. are  |  u yon  ]  w  - word  |  y  .. 


x  x  3. -"numerals  follow"  or  "numerals  end." 
sig.  3. . "  signature  follows. " 

CONVENTIONAL  SIGNALS. 


.with 
--yes 


End  of  a  word 3 

End  of  a  sentence 33 

End  of  a  message 333 

Error 12.12.3 

Acknowledgment,  or,  "I understand" 22.22.3 

Cease  signaling ...  22.22.22.333 

"Wait  a  moment 1111.3 


Repeat  after  (word) 121.121.3.22.3  (word) 

Repeat  last  word 121.121.33 

Repeat  last  message 121. 121. 121. 333 

Move  a  little  to  rigbt 211.211.3 

Move  a  little  to  left 221.221.3 

Signal  faster 2212.3 


INSTRUCTIONS   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  " 2,"  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  in  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  "2"  and  raised  vertically  for  "3." 

(545) 


546  UNITED   STATES   ARMY   AND   NAVY    SIGNAL   CODE.  PAET   III. 

TO   SEND   A   MESSAGE. 

"To  call"  a  station,  signal  its  initial  or  call  letter' nntil  acknowledged.  To 
acknowledge  a  call  or  receipt  of  a  message,  signal  "  I  understand." 

Make  a  slight  panse  after  each  letter  and  also  after  "front."  If  the  sender 
discovers  that  he  has  made  an  error,  he  should  make  the  "front"  and  "12.12.3,"  after 
which  he  proceeds  with  the  message,  beginning  with  the  word  in  which  the  error 
occurred. 

PLASH   SIGNALS   WITH   LANTERN,    HELIOGRAPH,  OR   SEARCH   LIGHT. 

Use  short  flash  for  "1,"  two  short  flashes  in  quick  succession  for  "2,"  and  a  long 
steady  flash  for  "3."  The  elements  of  a  letter  should  he  slightly  longer  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   POG   WHISTLE,    POG   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  blast  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. 


MOESE  SIGNAL  CODE. 


indicates  a  LONG  of  about  3  seconds'  duration. 

—  indicates  a  SHORT  of  about  1  second  duration. 

Preparative  Signal  to  attract  attention 

Answering  Signal,  or,  I  understand  —  —  • 


etc. 
-  etc. 


Interval  between  each  flash  or  sound 1  second. 

Interval  between  each  letter 3  seconds. 

Interval  between  each  word 6  seconds. 


E - 

H 

I - 

N - 

T 

(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  FOR  THE  USE  OF  FLASHING  OR  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  MORSE    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  the  message  is  understood. 

If  the  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. 

SIGNALS. 

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  nie —  — —  — 

Stop,  or,  heave  to ;  I  have  something  important  to  communicate —  —   —  — 

Am  disabled;  communicate  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. 


INSTRUCTIONS  FOR  COMMUNICATING  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. 


f    \ 


^ 


Figure  1.  Figure  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  b,  and  -without  any  pause  back  again  to  the  normal 
position.  i  '  ' 


TO   MAKE   A   LONG   FLASH   OR   DASH. 

The  flag  is  waved  from  a  to  c,  and  after  a  short  but  distinct  patise  at  c  brought 
back  to  the  normal  position. 

WHEN   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  B, wave  the  flag  from  a  to  b  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  withdut  a  pause  to  b  and  back  to  the  normal  position  a. 

HOW   TO   SIGNAL. 

A  pause  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. 

10929—07 35 


550 


MORSE   SIGNAL   CODE. 


Part  III. 


CONVENTIONAL  SIGNALS:    THEIR  EQUIVALENT  LETTERS  AND  THE 
METHOD  OF  ANSWERING  THEM. 


Meaning. 

Sign. 

Equivalent  letter  and 
'     how  made. 

How  answered. 

Preparative. 

By  a  succession  of 
E's  in  one  group. 

By  the  general  an- 
swer T. 

Answer. 



T  (singly). 

* 

Break  sign. 



1 1  as  separate  let- 
ters. 

Stop. 

I  I  I  as  separate 
letters. 

Finish  of  a  mes- 
sage. 

• 

V  E  as  one  group. 

as  separate  letters. 

4 

Erase  sign. 

By  a  succession  of 
E's  as  separate 
letters. 

By  a  succession  of 
E's  as  separate 
letters. 

Annul. 

W                     W 

W  W  as  one  group. 

By  W  W  as  one 
group. 

Eepeat  word  aft-  1 
er  —  (when    a  J 
single  word  is  ] 
required). 

I              M              I 

W                       A 

followed  by  the  word  preceding 
the  one  required. 

I M I  as  one  group.] 

W  A  as  separate  [ 
letters.                J 

By  the  general 
answer  T. 

Repeat  all  after  f 
— (if  more  than  1 
one  word  is  re-  j 
quired).           •     ( 

I              M              I 
A                   A 

I M I  as  one  group  i 

A  A  as  separate  [ 
letters.                 J 

By  the  general 
answer  T. 

Repeat  all  (if  the  ( 
whole  message  J 
is  to  be  repeat-  1 
ed.)                       ( 

I              M              I 
A                    L                           L 

I M I  as  one  group. } 

A  L  L  as  separate  r 
letters.                 J 

By  the  general 
answer  T. 

Part  III.  morse  signal  code.  551 


THE  USE   OF  THE  SPECIAL  SIGNS. 


THE   PREPARATIVE. 

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,  by  R  D  in  separate  letters.  N.  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  Annul. 

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 
in  full. 


552  MORSE   SIGNAL   CODE.  PART   III 

METHOD   OF   ASKING   FOR   REPETITION. 

If  the  receiver  requires  any  word  to  be  repeated,  lie  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. 


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