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No. 87

International Code of Signals

American Edition

HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

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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.

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

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

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.

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 h. 9 m. 21 sees. The Meridian of
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or h. 24 m.
49.6 sees.

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

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

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

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)

=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.

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.

CBHP

Adc

CBMD

Afm

UBQR

Ahw

CBVG

Akf

CBYS

Amp

CBHQ

Add

CBMF

Afn

CBQS

Ahx

CBVH

Akg

CBYT

Amq

CBDF

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

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

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

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

CBRL

Aij

CBVY

Akt

CBZN

Anc

CBDV

Abh

CBJL

Adr

CBMX

Aga

CBRM

Aik

CBVZ

Aku

OBZP

Ana

CBDW

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Part I.

CDGK

Apa

CDLM

Aru

CDQN

Aun

CDVQ

Axg

CDZS

CFHJ

CDGL

Apb

CDLN

Arv

CDQP

Auo

CDVR

Axh

CDZT

CFHK

CDGM

Ape

CDLP

Arw

CDQR

Aup

CDVS

Axi

CDZV

CFHL

CDGN

Apd

CDLQ

Arx

CDQS

Auq

CDVT

Axj

CDZW

CFHM

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

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

CDWK

Axt

CFHY

Bij

CDHB

Apo

CDMG

Ash

CDRJ

Ava

CDWL

Axu

CFHZ

Bik

CDHF

App

CDMH

Asi

CDRK

Avb

CDWM

Axv

CFJB

Bim

CDHG

Apq

CDMJ

Asj

CDRL

Ave

CD WW

Axw

CFJD
CFJG

Bin

CDHJ

Apr

CDMK

Ask

CDRM

Avd

CDWP

Axx

CFHD

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

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

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

CDHY

Aqd

CDNB

Asx

CDSG

Avq

CDXJ

Ayj

CFBV

Bam

CFJX

CDHZ

Aqe

CDNF

Asy

CDSH

Avr

CDXK

Ayk

CFBW

Ban

CFJY

CDJB

Aqf

CDNG

Asz

CDSJ

Avs

CDXL

Ayl

CFBX

Bao

CFJZ

Bla

CDJF

Aqg

CDNH

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

CDJN

Aqm

CDNQ

Atf

CDSR

Avz

CDXT

Ays

CFDK

Bav

CFKM

CDJP

Aqn

CDNR

Atg

CDST

CDXV

Ayt

CFDL

Baw

CFKN

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

CFKS

Bod

CDJV

Aqs

CDNX

Atl

CDSZ

Awe

ODYF

Ayy

CFDR

CFKT

Boe

ODJW

Aqt

CDNY

Atm

CDTB

Awl

CDYG

Ayz

CFDS

CFKV

Bof

CDJX

Aqu

CDNZ

Atn

CDTF

Awg

CDYH

CFDT

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

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

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

CDKZ

Arn

CDQF

Aug

CDVH

CDZK

Azt

CFGW

Bet

CFLY

CDLB

Aro

CDQG

Auh

CDVJ

Axa

CDZL

Azu

CFGX

Beu

CFLZ

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

* Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

CFMK

Bry

CFQW

Cao

CFVY

Cic

CGBD

Cua

CGJF

Czl

CGMS

Deq

CFML

CFQX

Cap

CFVZ

Cid

CGBF

Cub

CGJH

Czm

CGMT

Der

CFMN

CFQY

Caq

CFWB

Cie

CGBH

Cue

CGJK

Czn

CGMV

Des

OFMP

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

CFMY

Buh

CFRM

Caz

CFWP

Cin

CGBS

Cul

CGJV

Czw

CGNJ

CFMZ

Bui

CFRN

CFWQ

Cio

CGBT

Cum

CGJW

Czx

,CGNK

CFNB

Buj

CFRP

CFWR

Cip

CGBV

Cun

CGJX

Czy

CGNL

Dha

CFND

Buk

CFRQ

CFWS

Ciq

CGBW

Cuo

CGJY

Czz

CGNM

Dhe

CFNG

Bui

CFRS

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

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

CGDM

Cuy

CGNZ

Die

CFNT

Buv

CFSH

Cej

CFXK

CGDN

Cuz

CGPB

Dif

CFNV

Buw

CFSJ

Cek

CFXL

CGDP

CGPD

Dig

cfnw

Bux

CFSK

Cel

CFXM

Cla

CGDQ

Cva

CGKB

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

CFSN

Ceo

CFXQ

Clo

CGDT

Cvo

CGKH

Dae

CGPK

Dik

CFPB

CFSP

Cep

CFXR

Clu

CGDV

Cvu

CGKJ

Dad

CGPL

Dil

CFPD

CFSQ

Ceq

CFXS

Cly

CGDW

Cvy

CGKL

Dae

CGPM

Dim

CFPG

CFSR

Cer

CFXT

CGDX

CGKM

Daf

CGPN

Din

CFPH

Bya

CFST

Ces

CFXV

CGDY

CGKN

Dag

CGPQ

Dio

CFPJ

Bye

CFSV

Cet

CFXW

CGDZ

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

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

CFYJ

Cog

CGFM

Cyg

CGKX

Dao

CGPZ

Diw

CFPT

CFTH

CFYK

Coh

CGFN

Cyh

CGKY

Dap

CGQB

Dix

CFPV

CFTJ

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

CFPY

. B

CFTM

Che

CFYP

Col

CGFS

Cyl

CGLF.

Dat

CGQJ

CFPZ

CFTN

Chd

CFYQ

Com

CGFT

Cym

CGLH

Dau

CGQK

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

CGQS

Dly

CFTX

Chk

CFYZ

Cot

CGHD

Cyt

CGLR

CGQT

CFTY

Chi

CFZB

Cou

CGHF

Cyu

CGLS

CGQV

CFTZ

Chm

CFZD

Cov

CGHJ

Cyv

CGLT

CGQW

CFVB

Chn

CFZG

Cow

CGHK

Cyw

CGLV

Dea

CGQX

Doa

CFVD

Cho

CFZH

Cox

CGHL

Cyx

CGLW

Deb

CGQY

Dob

CFQB

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

CGHP

CGLZ

Dee

CGRD

Doe

CFQH

Cac

CFVK

Chs

CFZM

CGHQ

Cza

CGMB

Def

CGRF

Dof

CFQJ

Cad

CFVL

Cht

CFZN

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

CFZW

CGHZ

Czi

CGMP

Den

CGRQ

Don

Cam

CFVW

Cia

CFZX

• Ct

CGJB

Czj

CGMQ

Deo

CGRS

Doo

Can

CFVX

Cib

CFZY

CGJD

Czk

CGMR

Dep

CGRT

Dop

10929—07-

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

CHJS

Egn

CHNV

Ejg

CHSX

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

CGWV

Ean

CHBY

Edg

CHKB

Egu

CHPF

Ejn

OHTJ

Emg

CGSL

CGWX

Eao

CHBZ

Edh

CHKD

Egv

CHPG

Ejo

CHTK

Emh

CGSM

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

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

CGXK

Eaw

OHDN

Edp

CHKQ

Ebc

CHPS

Ejw

CHTV

Emp

CGSX

CGXL

Eax

CHDP

Edq

OHKR

Ehd

CHPT

Ejx

CHTW

Emq

CGSY

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

CHDS

Edt

CHKV

Ehg

CHPX

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

CHLF

Ehn

CHQJ

Ekg

CHVL

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

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

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

CGYX

Eby

CHGB

Efl

CHMF

Eie

CHRJ

Eky

CHWL,

Em-

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CGYZ

Ebz

CHGD

Efm

CHMG

Eif

CHRK

Ekz

CHWM

Ens

CGVP

CGZB

CHGF

Efn

CHMJ

Eig

CHRL

CHWN

Ent

CGVQ

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

CGZM

Ecg

CHGQ

Efu

CHMS

Ein.

CHRV

Elg

CHWX

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

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

CHBD

Ecr

CHJF

Ege

CHNJ

Eiy

CHSL

Elr

CHXN

CHBF

Ecs

CHJG

Egf

CHNK

Eiz

CHSM

Els

CHXP

Eol

CGWB

CHBG

Ect

CHJK

Egg

CHNL

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

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Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

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

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

CHYK

Eoz

CJFN

Ers

CJLQ

Eul

CJQS

Exe

CJVT

Ezy

CJZH

CHYL

CJFP

Ert

CJLR

Eum

CJQT

Exf

CJVW

Ezz

CJZK

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

CJLZ

Eut

CJRD

Exm

CJZS

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

CKBG

Fif

CHZP

Epn

CJGK

Esg

CJ-ML

CJRN

Ext

CKBH

Fig

CHZG

Epo

CJGL

Esb

CJMN

Eva

CJRP

Exu

CJWB

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

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

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

CJNP

Evt

CJSQ .

Eym

CJXD

Fas

CKDL

F.i

CJBL

Eqh

CJHN

Eta

CJNQ

Evu

CJSR

Eyn

CJXF

Fat

CKDM

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

CJSZ

Eyt

CJXN

Faz

CKDT

Fly

CJBT

Eqo

CJHW

Etb

CJNY

Ewa

CJTB

Eyu

CJXP

CKDV

CJBV

Eqp

CJHX

Eti

CJNZ

Ewb

CJTD

Eyv

CJXQ

CKDW

CJBW

Eqq

CJHY

Etj

CJPB

Ewe

CJTF

Eyw

CJXR

CKDX

CJBX

Eqr

CJHZ

Etk

CJPD

Ewd

CJTG

Eyx

CJXS

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

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

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

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

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

CKLX

Gao

CKQZ

Giw

CKWD

Guu

CKZQ

Hep

CLGT

Hov

CKGN

CKLY

Gap

CKRB

Gix

CKWF

Guv

CKZR

Heq

CLGV

How

CKGP

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

CKWJ

Guy

CKZV

Het

CLGY

Hoz

CKGS

Fri

CKMF

Gat

CKRH

CKWL

Guz

CKZW

Heu

CLGZ

CKGT

Fro

CKMG

Gau

CKRJ

CKWM

CKZX

Hev

CLHB

CKGY

Fru

CKMH

Gav

CKRL

Gla

CKWN

CKZY

Hew

CLHD

CKGW

Fry

CKMJ

Gaw

CKRM

Gle

CKWP

CLBD

Hex

CLHF

Hra

CKGX

CKML

Gax

CKRN

Gli

CKWQ

CLBF

Hey

CLHG

Hre

CKGY

CKMST

Gay

CKRP

Glo

CKWR

Gya

CLBG

Hez

CLHJ

Hri

CKGZ

CKMP

Gaz

CKRQ

Glu

CKWS

Gye

CLBH

CLHK

Hro

CKHB

Fua

CKMQ

CKRS

Gly

CKWT

Gyi

CLBJ

CLHM

Hru

CKHD

Fub

CKMR

CKRT

CKWV

Gyo

CLBK

CLHN

Hry

CKHF

Fuc

CKMS

CKRV

CKWX

Gyu

CLBM

CLHP

CKHG

Fud

CKMT

CKRW

CKWY

CLBN

Hia

CLHQ

CKHJ

Fue

CKMV

Gea

CKRX

Goa

CKWZ

CLBP

Hib

CLHR

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

CLDB

Hil

CLJF

Huj

CKHX

Fup

CKNL

Gel

CKSN

Gol

CLDF

Him

CLJG

Huk

CKHY

Fuq

CKNM

Gem

CKSP

Gom

CKXB

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

CKNZ

Gew

CKTD'

Gow

CKXQ

Haj

CLDT

Hix

CLJW

Huv

CKJQ

CKPB

Gex

CKTF

Gox

CKXR

Hak

CLDV

Hiy

CLJX

Huw

CKJR

CKPD

Gey

CKTG

Goy

CKXS

Hal

CLDW

Hiz

CLJY

Hux

CKJS

CKPF

Gez

CKTH

Goz

CKXT

Ham

CLDX

CLJZ

Huy
Huz

CKJT

Fya

CKPG

CKTJ

CKXV

Han

CLDY

CLKB

CKJV

Fye

CKPH

CKTL

CKXW

Hao

CLDZ

CLKD

CKJW

Fyi

CKPJ

CKTM

CKXY

Hap

CLFB

Hla

CtKF

CKJX

Fyo

CKPL

Gha

CKTN

Gra

CKXZ

Haq

CLFD

Hie

CLKG

CKJY

Fyu

CKPM

Ghe

CKTP

Gre

CKYB

Har

CLFG

Hli

CLKH

Hya

Hye

Hyi

Hyo

Hyu

Hyy

CKJZ

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

CLKP

CKPT

CKTW

CKYJ

Haw

CLFN

CLKQ
CLKR

CKPV

Gia

CKTX

CKYL

Hax

CLFP

CKPW

Gib

CKTY

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

CLFT

Hod

CLKW

CKQB

Gif

OKVF

Gud

CKYR

CLFV

Hoe

CLKX

CKQD

Gig

OKVG

Gue

CKYS ■

CLFW

Hof

CLKY

OKLB

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.

CLRB

Iil

CLWF

CMBJ

Iny

CMHL

Iqr

CMNP

Itk

CLRD

Iim

CLWG

Ilf

CMBK

Inz

CMHN

Iqs

CMNQ

Itl

CLMB

CLRF

Iin

CLWH

Ilg

CMBL

CMHP

Iqt

CMNR

Itm

CLMD

Iaa

CLRG

Iio

CLWJ

Ilh

CMBN

Ioa

CMHQ

Iqu

CMNS

Itn

CLMF

lab

CLRH

lip

CLWK

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

CMNZ

Itt

CLMP

Iah

CLRQ

Iiv

CLVVS

Ilo

CMBW

Ioh

CMHY

Ira

CMPB

Itu

CLMQ

Iai

CLRS

Iiw

CLWT

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

CLWZ

lit

CMDF

lorn

CMJG

Irf

CMPJ

Itz

CLMW

Ian

CLRY

Ija.

CLXB

Ilu

CMDG

Ion

CMJH

Irg

CMPK

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

CMPQ

Iuc

CLNB

Iar

CLSF

Ije

CLXH

iiy

CMDL

lor

CMJP

Irk

CMPR

Iud

CLND

las

CLSG

Ijf

CLXJ

CMDN.

Ios

CMJQ

Irl

CMPS

Iue

CLNF

Iat

CLSH

Ijg

CLXK

CMDP

lot

CMJR

Irm

CMPT

Iuf

CLNG

Iau

CLSJ

Ijb

CLXM

Ima

CMDQ

Ion

CMJS

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

CLSR

Ijn

CLXT

Img

CMDX

CMJZ

Irt

CMQD

Ium

CLNR

CLST

Ijo

CLXV

Imb.

CMDY

Ipa

CMKB

Iru

CMQF

Iun

CLNS

CLSV

IJP

CLXW

Iini

CMDZ

Ipb

CMKD

Irv

CMQG

Iuo

CLNT

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

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

CLYN

Imt

CMFR

Ipm

CMKT

Isf

CMQW

Iuz

CLPJ

Iek

CLTM

Ika

CLYP

Iinu

CMFS

Ipn

CMKV

Isg

CMQX

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

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

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

CLVJ

Ikq

CLZM

In.i

CMGQ

Iqc

CMLS

Isw

CMRV

Ivp

CLVK

Ikr

CLZN

Ink

CMGR

Iqd

CMLT

Isx

OMRW

Ivq

CLVM

Iks

CLZP

In!

CMGS

Iqe

CMLV

Isy

CMRX

Ivr

CLVN

Ikt

CLZQ

Inm

CMGT

Iqf

CMLW

Isz

CMRY

Ivs

Iia

CLVP

Iku

CLZR

Inn

CMGV

iqg

CMLX

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

CLZY

Int

CMHD

Iqm

CMNG

Itf

CMSJ

Ivz

CLVY

Ila

CMBD

Imi

CMHF

Iqn

CMNH

OMSK

Iii

CLVZ

lib

CMBF

Inv

CMHG

Iqo

CMNJ

Itb

CMSL .

Iwa

Iij

CLWB

CMBG

Inw

CMHJ

Iqp

CMNK

Iti

CMSN

Iwb

Iik

CLWD

lid

CMBH

Inx

CMHK

Iqq

CMNL

Itj

CMSP

Iwc

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Part I.

CMSQ

Iwd

CMXS

Iyx

CNDH

Jati

CNJK

CNPL

CNSX

Keu

CMSR

Iwe

CMXT

lyy

CNDJ

Jav

CNJL

Jla

CNPM

CNSY

Kev

CMST

Iwf

CMXV

Iyz

CNDK

Jaw

CNJM

Jle

CNPQ

CNSZ

Kew

CMSV

Iwg

CMXW

CNDL

Jax

CNJP

Jli

CNPR

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

CNJS

Jly

CNPV

Jyi

CNTG

CMSZ

Iwk

CMYD

Izd

CNDR

CNJT

CNPW

Jyo

CNTH

CMTB

Iwl

CMYF

Ize

CNDS

CNJV

CNPX

Jyu

CNTJ

CMTD

Iwm

CMYG

Izf

CNDT

CNJW

CNPY

Jyy

CNTK

Kha

CMTF

Iwn

CMYH

Izg

CNDV

Jea

CNJX

Joa

CNPZ

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

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

GNVB

Kif

CMTW

Iwy

CMYX

Izs

CNFM

Jem

CNKQ

Jom

CNVD

Kig

CMTX

CMYZ

Izt

CNFP

Jen

CNKR

Jon

CNQB

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

CNLJ

CNQV

Earn

CNVX

Kiu

CMVR

Ixn

CMZT

CNGJ

CNLK

CNQW

Kan

CNVY

Kiv

CMVS

Ixo

CMZV

CNGK

CNLM

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

CMVZ

Ixt

CNGR

Jim

CNLT

Jru

CNRF

Kat

CNWH

CMWB

Ixii

CTTGS

Jhy

CNLV

Jry

CNRG

Kau

CNWJ

CMWD

Ixv

CNGT

CNLW

CNRH

Kav

CNWK

Kla

OMWF

Ixw

CNGV

Jia

CNLX

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

CNGZ

Jie

CNMD

Juc

CNRP

CNWR

Kly

CMWL

Iya

CNHB

Jif

CNMF

Jud .

CNRQ

CNWS

CMWN

Iyb

CNHD

Jig

CNMG

Jue

CNRS

CNWT

CMWP

Iyc

CNBD

CNHF

Jib.

CNMH

Jui

CNRT

CNWV

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

CNPJ

Juy

CNSV

Kes

CNXW

Kos

CMXR

Iyw

CNDG

Jat

CNJH

CNPK

Juz

CNSW

Ket

CNXY

Kot

Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

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

CPNZ

Luy

CPTM

Men

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CQWV

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Ogn

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Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

CRKZ

CRQD

Omb

CRWG

Opin

CSBK

Osg

CSHM

CSMP

Oxt

CRLB

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CRQP

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CRWJ

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CSMR

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CSMT

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CRWL

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CSBP

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CSHR

Ovd

CSMV

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CSBQ

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CSMW,

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CRWN"

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CSBR

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CSHV

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CSMX

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CRLK

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Ovg

CSMY

CRLM

Ojq

CRQN

Omj

CRWQ

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CSHX

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CSMZ

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CRQP

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CRWS

Opv

CSBW

Osp

CSHY

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CSNB

Oyb

CRLP

Ojs

CRQS

Oml

CRWT

Opw

CSBX

Osq

CSHZ

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Oyo

CRLQ

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CRQT

Omm

CRWV

Opx

CSBY

Ogr

CSJB

Ovk-

CSNF

Oyd

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CRQV

Omn

CRWX

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CSBZ

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CSJD

Ovl

CSNG

Oye

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Omo

CRWY

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CSDB

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CSJF

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CSNH

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CRLV

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CRQX

Omp

CRWZ

CSDF

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CSJG

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CSNJ

Oyg

CRLW

Ojx

ORQY

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CRXB

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CSDG

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CSNK

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CRLX

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CRQZ

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CRXD

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CSDH

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CSJK

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CSNL

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CRXF

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CSDJ

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CRLZ

CRSD

Omt

CRXG

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CSJM

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CSNP

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CRMB

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CRSF

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CSJN

Ovs

CSNQ

Oyl

CRMD

Okb

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Omv

CRXJ

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CSJP

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CSNR

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CRMF

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CRSH

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Oqg •

CSDN

Ota

CSJQ

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CSNT

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CRMG

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CRSJ

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CRXL

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Otb

CSJR

Ovv

CSNV

Oyo

CRMH

Oke

CRSK

Omy

CRXM

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CSDQ

Otc

CSJT

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CRMJ

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CRSL

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CSDR

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CSJV

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CSNX

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CRMK

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CRSM

CRXP

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CSDT

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CSJW

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CSNY

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CRML

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CRSN

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CRXQ

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CSDV

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CSJX

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CSNZ

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CRMN

Oki

CRSP

Onb

CRXS

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CSJY

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CSPB

Oyt

CRMP

Okj

CRSQ

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CRXT

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CSDX

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CSJZ

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CSPD

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CRMQ

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CRST

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CRXV

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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

CRMY

Okq

CRTB

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

CRWD

Opk

CSBH

Ose

CSHK

Ouy

CSML

Oxr

GRQB

Oma

CRWF

Opl

CSBJ

Osf

CSHL

Ouz

CSMN

Oxs

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

Part I.

CSXB

Pic

CTDG

Pse

CTHR

Qal

CTMV

CTRX

Qyy

CSXD

Pid

CTDH

Psh

CTHS

Qam

CTMW

CTRY

CSRB

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

CSRL

Pag

CSXN

Pil

CTDR

Pt ••'■

CTJF

Qau

CTNH

CSRM

Pah

CSXP

Pirn

CTDS

Pta

CTJG

Qav

CTNJ

Qoa

CSRN

Pai

CSXQ

CTDV

Pte

CTJH

Qaw

CTNK

Qob

CSRP

Paj

CSXR

Pio

CTDW

Pti

CTJK

Qax

CTNL

Qoc

CSRQ

Pak

CSXT

Pip

CTDX

Pto

CTJL

Qay

CTNM

Qod

CSRT

Pal

csxv

Piq

CTDY

Ptu

CTJM

Qaz

CTNP

Qoe

CTSB

CSRV

Pam

csxw

Pir

CTDZ

Pty

CTJN

CTNQ

Qof

CTSD

Raa

CSRW

Pan

CSXY

Pis

CTFB

CTJP

CTNR

Qog

CTSF

Rab

CSRX

Pao

CSXZ

Pit

CTFD

Pua

CTJQ

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

CTFN

Puh

CTJZ

Qeg

CTPD

Qoq

CTSP

Raj

CSTJ

Paw-

CSYL

CTFP

Pui

CTKB

Qeh

CTPF

Qor

CTSQ

Rak

CSTK

Pax

CSYM

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

CSYQ

Pli

CTFV

Pum

CTKH

Qel

CTPK

Qov

CTSX

Rao

CSTP

CSYR

Plo

CTFW

Pun

CTKJ

Qem

CTPL

Qow

CTSY

Rap

CSTQ

CSYT

Phi

CTFX

Puo

CTKL

Qen

CTPM

Qox

CTSZ

Raq

CSTR

CSYV

Ply

CTFY

Pup

CTKM

Qeo

CTPN

Qoy

CTVB

Rar

CSTV

Pea

CSYW

CTFZ

Puq

CTKN

Qep

CTPQ

Qoz

CTVD

Ras

CSTW

Peb

CSYX

CTGB

Pur

CTKP

Qeq

CTPR

CTVF

Rat

CSTX

Pec

CSYZ

OTGD

Pus

,OTKQ

Qer

CTPS

CTVG

Rau

CSTY

Ped

CSZB

Poa

CTGF

Put

CTKR

Qes

CTPV

CTVH

Rav

CSTZ

Pee

CSZD

Pob

CTGH

Puu

CTKS

Qet

CTPW

CTVJ

Raw

CSVB

Pef

CSZF

Poc

CTGJ

Puv

CTKV

Qeu

CTPX

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

CSVH

Pej

CSZK

Pog

CTGN

Puz

CTKZ

Qey

CTQD

Qud

CTVP

CSVJ

Pek

CSZL

Poh

CTGP

CTLB

Qez

CTQF

Que

CTVQ

CSVK

Pel

CSZM

Poi

CTGQ

CTLD

CTQG

Quf

CTVR

CSVL

Pern

CSZN

Poj

CTGR

CTLF

CTQH

Qug

CTVS

Rea

CSVM

Pen

CSZP

Pok

CTGS

Pya

CTLG

CTQJ

Quh

CTVW

Reb

CSVN

Peo

CSZQ

Pol

CTGV

Pye

CTLH

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

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

CTBJ

Pow

CTLX

Qik

CTQZ

Qut

CTWM

Ren

CSWG

CTBK

Pox

CTLY

CTRB

Quu

CTWN

Reo

CSWH

CTBL

Poy

CTLZ

Qim

CTRD

Quv

CTWP

Rep

CSWJ

Pha

CTBM

Poz

CTMB

Qin

CTRF

Quw

CTWQ

Req
Rer

CSWK

Phe

CTBN

CTMD

Qio

CTRG

Qux

CTWR

CSWL

Phf

CTBP

CTHB

CTMF

Qip

CTRH

Quy

CTWS

Res

CSWM

Phi

CTBQ

CTHD

Qaa

CTMG

Qiq

CTRJ

Quz

CTWV

Ret

CSWN

Phi

CTBR

Pra

CTHF

Qac

CTMH

Qir

CTRK

CTWX

Reu

CSWP

Pho

CTBS

Pre

CTHG

Qad

CTMJ

Qis

CTRL

CTWY

Rev

CSWQ

Phr

CTBV

Pri

CTHJ

Qae

CTMK

Qit
'Qiu

CTRM

CTWZ

Rew

CSWR

Pht

CTBW

Pro

CTHK

Qaf

CTML

CTRN

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

CTBZ

CTHN

Qai

CTMQ

Qix

CTRS

Qyi

CTXG

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.

CTXK

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

CTXS

Rig

CVDX

Ruk

CVJL

Scu

CVNM

Sle

CVSP

Suv

CVYD

CTXY

Rih

CVDY

Rul

CVJM

Scy

CVNP

Sli

CVSQ
CVSR

Suw

CVYF

Tea

CTXW

Rii

CVDZ

Rum

CVJN

CVNQ

Slo

Sux

CVYG

Teb

CTXY

Rii

CVFB

Run

CVJP

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

CVYK

Tee

CTYD

Rim

CVFH

Ruq

CVJS

Sec

CVNW

Sn r

CVSY

CVYL

Tef

CTYF

Rin

CVFJ

Rur

CVJT

Sed

CVNX

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

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

CVKH

Sem

CVPK

Soi

CVTM

Syr

CVYZ

Tep

CTYR

Ris

CVFW

CVKJ

Sen

CVPL

Soj

CVTN

Sys

CVZB

Teq

CTYS

Riy

CVFX

CVKL

Seo

CVPM

Sok

CVTP

CVZD

Ter

CTYV

Riz

CVFY

CVKM

Sep

CYKST

Sol

CVTQ

CVZF

Tes

CTYW

CVFZ

Rya

CVKN

Seq

CVPQ

Som

CVTR

CVZG

Tet

CTYX

CVGB

Rye

CVKP

Ser

CVPR

Son

CVTS

CVZH

Teu

CTYZ

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

CVKW

Sew

CVPY

Sos

CVZN

Tez

CTZH

Rlu

CVKX

Sex

CVPZ

Sot

CVZP

CTZJ

Rly

CVKY

Sey

CVQB

Sou

CVZQ

CTZK

CVKZ

Sez

CVQD

Sov

CVZR

CTZL

CVLB

CVQF

Sow

CVZS

Tha

CTZM

CVLD

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

CVZY

Thr

CTZR

Rod

CVLJ

Sho

CVQL

Spa

CWBD

Thu

CTZS

Roe

CVLK

Sht

CVQM

Spe

CWBF

Thw

CTZV

Rof

CVLM

Shu

CVQN

Spi

CVWB

CWBG

Thy

•CTZW

Rog

CVGL

CVLN

Shy

CVQP

Spo

CVWD

Taa

CWBH

CTZX

Roh

CVGM

Saa

CVLP

CVQR

Spy

CVWF

Tab

CWB.T

Tia

.CTZY

Roi

CVGN

Sab

CVLQ

Sia

CVQS

CVWG

Tao

CWBK

Tib

CVBD

Roj

CVGP

Sac

CVLR

Sib

CVQT

Squ

CVWH

Tad

CWBL

Tie

CVBP

Rok

CVGQ

Sad

CVLS

Sic

CVQW

CVWJ

Tae

CWBM

Tid

CVBG

Rol

CVGR

Sae

CVLT

Sid

CVQX

CVWK

Taf

CWBN

Tie

CVBH

Rom

CVGS

Saf

CVLW

Sie

CVQY

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

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

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CZRS
CZRT

Xze

CYRN

Vov

CYWB

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

CYRW

OYWK

Waf

CZDN

Wip

CZJQ

Wun

CZMY

Xba

CYRX

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

CYSG

Vru

CYWB

Wal

CZDV

Wiv

CZJX

Wuv

CZNJ

Xca

CYSH

Vry

CYWS

Warn

CZDW

Wiw

CZJY

Wux

CZNK

Xce

OYSJ

CYWT

Wan

CZDX

Wix

CZKB

Wuy

CZNL

Xci

CYSK

CYWV

Wao

CZDY

Wiy

CZKD

Wuz

CZNM

Xeo

•

CYSL

CYWX

Wap

CZFB

Wiz

CZKF

CZNP

Xcu

CZSB

OYSM

Vua

CYWZ

Waq

CZFD

CZKG

Wva

CZNQ

CZSD

Yal

CYSN

Vub

CYXB

War

CZFG

CZKH

CZNR

CZSF

Yam

CYSP

Vuc

CYXD

Was

CZFH

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

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

CYSX

Vni

CYXL

Way

CZFP

Wly

CZKR

Wyi

CZPB

Xeu

CZSN

Yea

CYSZ

Vuj

CYXM

Waz

CZFQ

CZKS

Wyj

CZPD

CZSP

Yed

CYTB

Vuk

CYXN

CZFR

CZKT

Wyl

CZPF

CZSQ

Yei

CYTD

Vul

CYXP

CZFS

CZKV

Wym

CZPG

Xia

CZSR

Yeo

CYTF

Vum

CYXQ

CZFT

Woa

CZKW

Wyn

CZPH

Xie

CZST

CYTG

Vun

CYXR

CZFV

Wob

CZKX

Wyo

CZPJ

Xio

CZSV

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

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

CYTP

Vuu

CYZD

Wei

CZGH

Woi

CZLJ

Wyz

CZPS

Xlu

CZTG

Yna

CYTQ

Vuv

CYZF

Wej

CZGJ '

Woj

CZLK

CZPT

CZTH

Yno

CYTR

>?uw

CYZG

Wek

CZGK

Wok

CZLM

Wza

CZPV

Xma

CZTJ

CYTS

Vux

CYZH

Wei

CZGL

Wol

CZLN

Wze

CZPW

Xme

CZTK

Yon

CYTV

Vny

CYZJ

Wem

CZGM

Worn

CZLP

Wzi

CZPX

Xmi

CZTL

CYffW

Vuz

CYZK

Wen

CZGN

Won

CZLQ

Wzo

CZPY

Xmo

CZTM

CYTX

CYZL

Weo

CZGP

Woo

CZLR

Wzu

CZQB

Xmn

CZTN

CYTZ

CYZM

Wep

CZGQ

Wop

CZLS

Wzy

CZQD

CZTP

Ysa

CYVB

CYZN

Weq

CZGR

Woq

CZLT

CZQF

Xna

CZTQ

Yse

CYVD

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

CZTV

Ysn

CYVH

Vye

CYZS

Weu

CZGW

Wou

CZLY

CZQK

Xoa

CZTW

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

CZVD

Yto

CYVN

Vyo '

CZBD

Wez

CZHF

Woz ,

•CZC^R

Xra

CZVF

Ytn

CYVP

Vyr

CZBF

CZHG

CZQS

Xre

CZVG

CYVQ

Vys

CZBG

CZHJ

Wq -

CZQT

Xri

CZVH

Yna

CYVR

Vyt

CZBH

CZHK

CZQV

Xro

CZVJ

Yun

CYVS

Vyu

CZBJ

Wha

CZHL

Wra

CZQW

CZVK

Yus

CYVT

Vyv

CZBK

Whe

CZHM

Wre

CZQX

Xua

CZVL

Yut

CYVW

Vyx

CZBL

Whi

CZHN

Wri

CZQY

Xue

CZVM

Part I.

ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

CZVN

CZVP

CZVQ

CZVR

CZVS

CZVT

CZVW

CZVX

CZVY

Yxa

Yxo

Yza

Yze

Yzi

Yzo

Yzu

CZWB

CZWD

CZWF,

CZWG

CZWH

OZWJ

CZWK

CZWL

CZWM

GZWN

CZWP

CZWQ

CZWB,

CZWS

CZWT

CZWV

CZWX

CZWY

Zac

Zai

Zao

Zea

Zee

Zei

Zeo

Zia

Zie

Zio

Zla

Zlo

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

Zry

Zua

Zue

Zui

Zuo

Zva

Zvo

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

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.

Number.

Signal.

Number.

Signal.

Number.

Code Flag under UA

Code Flag under W A

50'

Code Flag under Y A

100

" UB

" WB

" YB

200

" UC

" WC

" YC

300

" UD

" WD

" YD

400

" UE

" WE

" YE

500

■• UF

•' WF

„ y F

600

" UG

" WG

" YG

700

" UH

" WH

«' YH

800

" " UI

" WI

" YI

900

" UJ

" WJ

" YJ

1,000

" UK

" WK

" YK

2,000

" UL

" WL

" YL

3,000

« UM

" WM

" YM

4,000

" UN

" WN

" YN

5,000

" uo

•■ WO

" YO

6,000

« xjp

.. WP

" YP

7, 000

" UQ

" WQ

'• YQ

8,000

'■ UR

" WR

" YR

9,000

" US

" ws

" YS

10, 000

«. UT

„ WT

" YT

ll.OuO

" uv

" wu

■• YU

12, 000

" " uw

V wv

«. YV

13, 000

" ux

" wx

" YW

14, 000

" UY

" WY

" YX

15, 000

" UZ

" wz

" YZ

16, 000

" VA

" XA

" ZA

17, 000

" VB

" XB

" ZB

18, 000

" VC

" xc

" ZC

19, 000

" VD

" XD

" ZD

20, 000

" VE

" XE

•• ZE

30, 000

« VF

" XF

" ZF

40, 000

" VG

" XG

" ZG

50, 000

" VH

" XH

" ZH

60, 000

" VI

" XI

" ZI

70, 000

" VJ

" XJ

" ZJ

80, 000

" VK

" XK

" ZK

90, 000

" VL

" XL

" ZL

100, 000

" VM

" XM

" ZM

200, 000

" VN

" XN

" ZN

300, 000

" VO

" xo

" ZO

400, 000

» VP

' " XP

" ZP

500, 000

" VQ

" XQ

'• ZQ

600, 000

" VB

" XR

" .ZR

700, 000

" VS

" xs

" zs

800, 000

.< vT

" XT

" ZT

900, 000

" VU

" xu

" zu

1,000,000

" VW

'• XV

" zv

2, 000, 000

" vx

" xw

" zw

3, 000, 000

.. VY

" XY

" zx

4, 000, 000

" VZ

. 49

" XZ

•• 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-

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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, T v

—.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—

Meaning when made —

By the ship towed.

By the ship towing.

Cables,

or.
Hawsers.

A
B
C

E
F
G

— 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

— 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.

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.

— Make sail.

— Set fore and aft sails.

Make sail.

Set fore and aft sails.

Special.

— 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

AY
AZ
BA
BC
BD
BE
BF

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

CB
CD

CP
CG

CI
CJ
CK

CL
CM

CO
CP
CQ
CR

CT
CU
CV
CW

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.

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Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

ATTENTION— CAUTION.

DG
DH

DS
DT

DY
DZ

EF
EG
EH
EJ

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 — •.

EM
EN
EO

FO
FP
FQ
FR

FT
FTJ
FV

FZ
GA
GB

GC
GD.

GE
GF

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.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

CAUTION— DAMAGE.

GJ
GK
GL
GM

GP
GQ
GR

GT
GU

GX
GY
GZ
HA
HB
HC
HD
HE

HI
HJ
HK
HL

HO
HP
HQ

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.

HX
HY
HZ

ID
IE

IH
IJ

IL
IM

IP
IQ
IE

IU
IV
IW
IX

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.

DANGER— DISTRESS.

JG
JH

Jl
JK
JL
JM

JR
JS
JT

KB
KC
KD
KE

KF
KG

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

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

OT
OU

ov
ow
ox

OY
OZ

PA
PB

PC
PD

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.

ICE— NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.

PL
PM
PN
PO

PV-

QB
QE

QG
QH
QI

QK
QL
QM

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

RM
RN
RO
RP

RS
RT

RU
RV
RW

RX
RY

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.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS— SIGNALS.

News and Newspapers— Continued.

Quarantine and Pratique — Continued.

— Newspapers up to — (date indicated; state

—Do you come from any port putting you

where from, if necessary).

in quarantine ?

— No news of — .

— Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.

— What is the date of latest news from — ?

TTJ

— Have you a clean bill of health ?

— What is the news from — ?

— Hoist a quarantine flag.

— When did you sail ?

--You have pratique.

—Where are you bound ?

— Where are you from ? .

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

Reply.

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

— Wait for answer (or, reply).

— Would you like to see our newspapers ?

— What was the answer (or, reply)?

— Will await answer (or, reply).

— Will you aw^it answer (or, reply) ?

Orders :

— Have orders (or, telegram) for you.

Report.

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

— Do you wish to be reported ?

at — .

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

— Have orders to telegraph your passing.

Mr. — ) at — .

— Have received orders for you not to pro-

— Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.

ceed without further instructions.

— Report me by telegraph to owners (or. to

— 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 — .

— Report me to Lloyd's.

— Have telegraphed for your orders.

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

— Have you received any orders from — ?

— I will telegraph for your orders if you will

— Report me to " New York Herald " Office,

await reply.

London.

— I wish to obtain orders from my owner,

— Report me to "New York Herald" Office,

Mr. — at — . ,

New York.

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

—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

— Report me to — .

— Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in

in the Geographical Table.

latitude — and longitude — (indicated),

— Keep off and on and' await instructions.

on the — (date indicated).

— Owners desire me to inform you to dis-

charge cargo first at — (place indicated).

Sea.

— Proceed in execution of previous orders.

— Calm sea.

— Proceed to — (port indicated).

— Considerable sea.

— Shall I telegraph for your orders ?

— Heavy sea. Much sea.

— Telegraph instructions — to — .

— Much swell on.

— There are no orders for you here.

— Not much sea.

— Wait for orders.

— Rollers. Rollers setting in.

— You are ordered to proceed to — .

— Too much sea.

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

— Very heavy sea.

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

—What is the sea like ?
Sick. Sickness.

Pilot.

— Any sickness at — ?

— Dangerous without a pilot.

— Can I land my sick ?

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

— Is the sickness contagious ?
— Sickness is contagious.

— Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing indi-

cated) (or, off — ).

— Sickness is not contagious.

—What is the sickness ?

N. B.— See Pilot Signals, page 8.

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

Signals.

—Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.

Poet.

— Annul the whole signal.

— Wish to enter port or dock.

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

Provisions.

—I am going to repeat signal from— (hoist

— Are you in want of provisions ?

indicated. )

— I have only — days' provisions.

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

Quarantine and Pratique.

—I wish to signal; will you come within

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

easy signal distance ?

to be indicated, if necessary.)

— Signal is answered.

— Clean bill of health — from — .

—What is the date of your signal book ?

Part I.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

SIGNALS— TOWING AND TUGS.

VP
VQ
VR

VS
VT

vw
vx

VY
VZ
WA
WB

WD
WE

WF
WG

WK
WL

WM
WN
WO

WQ
WB

WT
WU

wv
wx

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 — .

XA
XB
XC
XD

XL
XM

XU
XV

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.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Part I.

TOWING AND TTJGS-

-WRECK.

Towing and Tugs— Continued.

Weather.

— Tug is going to you.

— Bad weather.

Want a tug tp

— Foggy weather. •

Note. — For Signals between ships tow-

—Gale is expected from — .

ing and being towed, see page 35.

— I do not like the look of the weather.

— Moderate weather.

Want.

— No weather report (forecast).

— Want a cable (size to follow).

Prepare for a hurricane.- gd

— Want an anchor.

— Squally weather ; blowing hard.

— Want an anchor and cable.

—Stormy (boisterous) weather from the — .

— Want assistance.

— Thick weather.

— Want assistance ; mutiny.

—What is the meteorological forecast for

— Want a boat immediately (if more than

• to-day? .,

one, number to follow).

— What is the meteorological forecast for

— Want a chart of channel (or, harbor,

etc.).
— Want coal immediately.

to-morrow?

— Want hands.

Weighing.

Want immediate assistance nc

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

(See Distress Signals, page 7.)

aweigh?

— Want immediate instructions.

— I am aweigh.

— Want immediate medical assistance.

— I shall weigh as soon as weather per-

— Want a lighter immediately. (If more

mits (or, moderates).

than one, number to follow. )

— I shall weigh immediately (or at time

Want a pilot pt \

indicated).

(See Pilot Signals, page 8.)

— Prepare to weigh.

— Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).

— Want police.

—Weigh immediately (or, at time indi-

— Want provisions immediately.

cated).

— Want a tug (if more than one, number

to follow).
— Want warp run out.

— When do you propose sailing?

Wreck.

—Want water immediately.

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

War and Peace.

— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

— Armistice has been arranged.

longitude to follow, if necessary),

— Is peace proclaimed?

but could not render any assistance;

— Is war declared? or, Has war com-

people still on board.

menced?

— Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

— Peace is proclaimed.

longitude to follow, if necessary),

— War between — and — .

but was unable to ascertain whether

— War is declared (or, has commenced).

any people were on board.

—Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and

Water. (See also Soundings. )

longitude to follow, if necessary);

— Are you in want of water?

no one on board.

— I have only — days' water.

—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.

(451

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.

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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.

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 p aragliay

[ 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)
2 T V 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.

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.

Daktylas Greek Metrical.

Duim.-- Dutch Metrical.

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.

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 Brit ain.

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.

Mijle. - Dutch Metrical.

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

Archine i

Pecheus

Mijle (or, Kilometer)

AWG

Mil (or, Kilometer,)
AWG

—Mil

—Mil -1

— Mile (German)

— Mile, Statute :

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

Millimeter

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.

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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.

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.

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 U St S Britain nd

-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.

_g a j e ( United States and
I Great Britain.

-Barrel... \ United States and

j Great Britain.

—Bushel \ United States and

( Great Britain.

—Butt Great Britain.

'Centiliter Metrical.

Mystron... .Greek Metrical.

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.

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.

- Kile ' Turkish Metrical.

or
Schepel Dutch Metrical.

' Deciliter Metrical.

Kotyle _ Greek Metrical.

or
Maat je Butch Metrical.

-Firkin. \ United States and

I Great Britain.

r3, a i-i n „ S United States and

-Uallon j. Qreat Britain

n ! 1 1 ( United States and

iriu -j G- reat Britain.

' Hectoliter Metrical.

Kileh Turkish Metrical.

Koilon Greek Metrical.

. 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.

ri ,..+ • i United States and

— oarat -j Great Britain

— Catty, or, Chin China.

Centigramme Metrical.

or
Habbe Turkish Metrical.

or
^Kokkos Greek Metrical.

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.

Drachma Turkish Metrical.

Lood Dutch Metrical.

Decigramme Metrical.

Boughdais Turkish Metrical.

Korrel Dutch Metrical.

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.

Denk Turkish Metrical.

Drachme Greek Metrical.

Wigtje Dutch Metrical.

Habbe (or, Centi-
gramme) bag Turkish Metrical.

Hectogramme Metrical.

Onze Dutch Metrical.

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

Metric) bcj Turkish Metrical.

Kilogramme Metrical.

Ock, or, Oke - Turkish Metrical.

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

Tcheki Turkish Metrical.

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.

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.

1 = 1.094

1 — 1094

1 = 2

, 3 = 3.187

3=1 437

2 = 4

3 = 3.381

3 = 1 1531

3 = 7

4 = 4.374

4=3 855

4 = 9

5 = 5.468

5=3 188

5 = 12

6 = 6.563

6 = 3 1282

6 = 14

7 = 7.655

7=4 615

7 = 17

8 = 8.749

8 = 4 1709

8 = 19

9 = 9.843

9 = 5 1043

9 = 22

10 = 10.936

10 = 6 376

10 = 24

30 = 31.873

20 = 12 753

20 = 49

30 == 32.809

30 = 18 1129

30 = 74

40 = 43.745

40 = 24 1505

40 = 98

50 — 54.683

50 = 31 133

50 = 123

60 = 65.618

60 = 37 498

60 = 148

70 = 76.554

70 = 43 874

70 = 172

80 = 87.491

80 = 49 1251

80 = 197

90 = 98.437

90 = 55 1627

90 = 223

100 = 109.363

100 = 63 343 •

100 = 247

300 = 318.737

300 = 134 487

200 = 494

300 = 338.090

300 = 186 730

300 = 741

400 == 437.453

400 = 348 973

400 = 988

500 = 546.816

500 = 310 1317

500 = 1235

Liters. Galls. Quarts.

Hectoliters. Qrs. Bushels.

Kilogrammes. Cwts. Qrs

Lbs.

Ozs.

1 = 0.880

1 = 2.751

1 =

3 = 1.761

2 = 5.502

2 =

3 = 3.641

3 = 1 0.254

3 =

4 = 3.521

4 = 1 3.005

4 =

5 = 1 0.403

5 = 1 5.756

5 =

6 = 1 1.282

6 = 3 0.507

6 =

7 = 1 2.163

7 = 3 3.258

7 =

8 = 1 3.043

8 = 2 6.010

8 =

101

9 = 1 3.923

9 = 3 0.761

9 =

18*

10 = 3 0.804

10 = 3 3.512

10 =

30 = 4 1.608

30 = 6 7.034

20 = 1

' H

30 = 6 3.413

30 = 10 3.536

30 = 2

' 2*

40 = 8 3.315

40 = 13 6.048

40 = 3

50 = 11 0.019

50 = 17 1.560

50 = 3

60 = 13 .0.833

60 = 30 5.072

60 = 1

70 = 15 1.637

70 = 24 0.585

70 = 1 1

80 = 17 3.43t-

80 = 27 4.097

80,= 1 2

90 = 19 3.335

90= 30 7.609

90 = 1 3

100 = 33 0.039

100 = 34 3.121

100 = 1 3

200 = 44 0.077

200 = 68 6.242

200 = 3 3

300 = 66 0.116

300 = 103 1.362

300 = 5 3

400 = 88 0.155

400 = 137 4.483

400 = 7 3

500 = 110 0.193

500 = 171 7.604

500 = 9 3

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" = h. 9 m. 21 sees.

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

CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

Code

Flag

over — ,

over —

Latitude — Cont'd.

over—

Longitude — Co nt'd.

Latitude.

—42° latitude.

— 2° longitude.

North latitude- . qhx

— 43° latitude.

— 3° longitude.

South latitude _ . qhz

— 44° latitude.

— 4° longitude.

— 1° north latitude.

— 45° latitude.

— 5° longitude.

— 1° south latitude.

— 46° latitude.

— -6° longitude.

— 2° latitude.

—47° latitude.

— 7° longitude.

— 3° latitude.

—48° latitude.

— 8° longitude.

— 4° latitude.

— 49° latitude.

— 9° longitude.

— 5° latitude.

— 50° latitude.

— 10° longitude.

— 6° latitude.

— 51° latitude.

—11° longitude.

— 7" latitude.

— 52° latitude.

• — 12° longitude.

— 8° latitude.

— 53° latitude.

— 13° longitude.

— 9° latitude.

— 54° latitude.

— 14° longitude.

— 10° latitude.

— 55° latitude.

— 15° longitude.

— 11° latitude.

— 56° latitude.

— 16° longitude.

— 12° latitude.

— 57° latitude.

— 17° longitude.

— 13° latitude.

-^58° latitude.

— 18° longitude.

— 14° latitude.

' CL

— 59° latitude.

— 19° longitude.

— 15° latitude.

—60° latitude.

— 20° longitude.

—16° latitude.

— 61° latitude.

— 21° longitude.

—17° latitude.

—62° latitude.

— 22° longitude.

— 18° latitude.

—63° latitude.

—23° longitude.

— 19° latitude.

— 64° latitude.

—24° longitude.

—20° latitude.

— 65° latitude.

— 25° longitude.

—21° latitude.

—66° latitude.

— 26° longitude.

—22° latitude.

—67° latitude.

— 27° longitude.

—23° latitude.

—68° latitude.

— 28° longitude.

— 24° latitude.

—69° latitude.

— 29° longitude.

— 25° latitude.

— 70° latitude.

— 30° longitude.

—26° latitude.

—71° latitude.

— 31° longitude.-

—27° latitude.

— 72° latitude.

— 32° longitude.

—28° latitude.

—73° latitude.

—33° longitude.

—29° latitude.

—74° latitude.

— 34° longitude.

—30° latitude.

— 75° latitude.

— 35° longitude.

— 31° latitude.

—76° latitude.

— 36° longitude.

—32° latitude.

—77° latitude.

— 37° longitude.

—33° latitude.

—78° latitude.

—38° longitude.

— 34° latitude.

—79° latitude.

— 39° longitude.

— 35° latitude.

—80° latitude.

— 40° longitude.

—36° latitude.

— 41° longitude.

—37° latitude.

Longitude.

— 42° longitude.
— 43° longitude.

—38° latitude. "

East longitude. qyz

—39° latitude.

West longitude. qzi

— 44° longitude.

—40° latitude.

— 1° east longitude.

— 45° longitude.

—41° latitude.

— 1° west longitude.

— 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.

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 —

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 —

IW 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.

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.

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, or x 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.

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-

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.

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.

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.

HAD, HAS, HAVE.

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

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.

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

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

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.

I—

IF.

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

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)?

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.

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. )

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.

NOT.

•

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

S F S

— 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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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) t 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 (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.

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 .

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-
son s 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.

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

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.

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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.

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.

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

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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.

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. |

i Signifies an International Signal Station; fra Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or lee Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station)

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

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SppKALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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.

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

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

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

DENMARK.

ADGH

Als Sound.

ADKF

Skiods Hd.

ADNU

Faxo.

ADGI

Apenrade. c

ADKH

Sletterhage.

ADNW

Rodvig.

ADGJ

Barso.

ADKI

Lyngsbek.
Ebeltofte.

ADNX

C. Stevns, or, Stevns

ADGK

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.

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^ ^^ Signa f station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.

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.

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.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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.

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

Part I.

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.

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

101

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.

102

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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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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

103

SOUTH COAST FRANCE.

GULF OF GENOA.

AHNJ

AHNL
AHNM

AHNO

AHNQ

AHNR

AHNS

AHNU

AHNV

AHNW

AHNY

AHNZ

AHOB

AHOD

AHOE

AHOF

AHOI

AHOJ

AHOK

AHOM

AHON

AHOP

AHOR

AHOS

AHOT

AHOV

AHOW

AHOX

AHOZ

AHPB

AHPC

AHPD

AHPE

AHPF

AHPG

AHPJ

AHPK

AHPL

AHPN

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.

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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.

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.

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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.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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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.

110

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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

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

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-

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.

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.

Past I.

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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

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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114

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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

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

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.

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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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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

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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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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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.

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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;
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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;

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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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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.

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.

128

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.

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.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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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GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

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.

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.

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.

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■

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.

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

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.

> ' '"

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.

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 •Station 1 ; A a Lile-SavingSVatiiM;''

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

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

133

WEST* INDIES.

EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

AXSD

Pedro Bluff.

AXYS

Culebrita.

AYFE

Windward Is.

AXSF

Milk R.

AXYU

Vieques I.
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.

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.

134

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.

EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

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.

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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135

EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

AZLW

Ludlam Beach.

AZTJ

New Haven. c

BAEM

Handkerchief Lt. V.

AZMC

Atlantic City.a df

AZTM

Falkner I.

BAEP

Shovelful Sh. Lt. V.

AZMF

Absecon.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.

136

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.

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

Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

137

GULF AND RIVER OF ST. LAWRENCE.

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.

138

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.

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.

FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL

PERSI

SALVADOR

SPAIN.

BELGIUM.

KONGO.

PARAGUAY.

MERCHANT.

PERSIA.

MAN-OF-WAR.
ROUMAN1A.

SALVADOR.

SPAIN.

SANTO DOMINGO.

SWEDEN.

COUNTRIES HAVING A COMMON

BRAZIL CHILE.

KOREA.

PORTUGAL.

LIBERIA.

IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.
ME BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST

Cuba

MARITIME COUNTRIES.

MERCHANT.

ROUMANIA.

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Part I.

GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS — PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

LABRADOR.

ICELAND.

139

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 ?

— 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.

-CXZ

144

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

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.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

145

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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146

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

Part II.

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.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

147

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)?

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?

148

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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 ---.

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

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

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

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

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.

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.

150

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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- -

Do not pass ahead of me.

DXA

Alike.

Code Flag

over r

DXB

— Both alike.

DVF

— Farther ahead of.

Go ahead

DXC

Alive. «

Go ahead easy. Easy ahead

Go ahead full speed

DXE

Alkaline. Alkali.

DVG

— Go ahead of me.

DVH

— Go ahead of — .

DXF

All.

DVI

— Keep ahead — of.

DXG

—All captains.

I will pass ahead of you.

DXH

— All classes.

Code Flag

over x

DXI

— All clear.

DVJ

— Is she {or, it) ahead ?

DXJ

—All fast.

DVK

— Keep ahead and carry a light.

DXK

— All gone.

DVL

— Keep going ahead.

DXL

— All hands.

DVM

— Keep going ahead slowly.

DXM

— All hands at the pumps.

DVN

— Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop

a boat

DXN

— All included.

on board.

DXO

—All lost. Total loss.

DVO

— Next ahead.

DXP

— All nets lost.

DVP

— Pass ahead of me.

All on board ...cza v

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.

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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.

152

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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.

no am-

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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,

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 — ?

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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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.

Fart II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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.

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—).

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.

160

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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.

i>ART II.

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161

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,

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

-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.

10929—07-

-.11

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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.. --

from) cz

Go astern. Heave all aback

Rudder disabled ; will you assist me ?

Go astern easy. Easy astern - ._

-..LK

(into port indicated, if necessary) . .da

Go astern full speed

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

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.

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.

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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Part II.

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.

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

— Police r ( 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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165

AVOID— BACK.

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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167

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.

bar) fwa

The bank is encumbered by fishing

FWU

Bargain-ed-ing. To bargain.

boats ep

FWV

— Better bargain beforehand.

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 (or r may not) be cml

There could (or, might) be CMO

There could (or, might) not be CMP

There had (has, or, have) been . . . .cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been. cms

There shall (or, will) be cmv

There shall (or, will) not be . . cmx

There should (or, would) be cmz

There should (or, would) have been.CNA
There should (or, would) not be__.CND
There should (or, would) not have been,

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,

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.

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.

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?

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

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

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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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GENEKAL VOCABULARY.

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,

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)

— 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?

— 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)?

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.

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.

10929—07 12

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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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179

BOILER-

-BORN

Boiler — Continued.

Bond — Continued.

GWL

— Boiler requires repairs.

GYO

— In bond.

GWM

— Boiler room.

GYP

— Out of bond.

GWN

— Boiler tube.

GYQ

— Under bond.

GWO

— Boiler tube ferrules.

GWP

—Boiler tubes burst.

GYR

Bone-y.

Boiler tubes leaking-y rg

GYS

— Any bones broken?

GWQ

— Boiler tubes salted.

GYT

— Bones broken.

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 HO y

— 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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Part II.

BRICK— BROKE

HGL

Brick.

Bring — Continued. ]

HJF

—Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?

HGM

Bridge (of a ship).

HJG

— She (or vessel indicated) has brought. !

The captain must bring the ship's papers 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

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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

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.

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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)-.. _„ . G ae

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

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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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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

188

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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?

Part II.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

189

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.

190

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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

192

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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

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

— 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.

— Chain locker.

When wind changes zfe

IJO

— Ghain obstruction.

IKY

— Will you change?

— 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

— Main chains.

(place, or, channel)?- dhc

IJT

— Mizen chains.

Beware of torpedoes ; channel is mined,

IJTT

— Mooring chain.

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

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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194

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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.

Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.)

Keep on starboard shore (or, side of

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.

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

196

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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— p BS

— 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 UH p

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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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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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Part II.

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 ?

— 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.

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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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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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?

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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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,

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,

— 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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COMMUNICATE— COMPASS.

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,

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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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 . F ra

— Conductor.
—Gallant Conduct.

■Good conduct.

Lightning conductor q TJ

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.

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

205

CONGRESS— CONSUME.

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

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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

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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.

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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

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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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Part II.

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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211

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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Part II.

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.

— 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.

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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213

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,

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?

— 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,

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

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

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.

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.

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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215

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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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?

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.

Part II.

GENERAL, VOCABULARY.

217

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?

— 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.
s The 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,

I have Government despatches (or, — ),

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 — ,

— 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?

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,

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,

—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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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),

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

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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),

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 r FRj

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

Can, or, May do it blu

Can, or, May have done (or, been done),

blv

Can, or, May it be done? blw

Can you (or person indicated) do it?

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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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

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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.

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

10929—07

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226

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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

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

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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.

...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

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? ...

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?

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

— 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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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.

232

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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

Pakt II.

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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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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,

MGA

Envelope-d-ing.

Vessel just arrived, show your ensign,

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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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-Eeral-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,

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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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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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.

GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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

— Fater, 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

Strong breeze
Moderate gale
Fresh gale

Strong gale
Whole gale

.3
1 •

t> GO

■B\3

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 P er to P"

oiose reers ^ sai i s 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.

. 2

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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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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,

— 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.

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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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?

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?

— 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?

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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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253

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

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

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

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

Fore clew garnets __-iug

Turning gear _ . . ...

.-YEN

Main clew garnets iuh

Want gear for .. ._

YTV

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Part II.

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

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.

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.

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 — ?

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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255

GET— GO.

NZH

NZI

NZJ
NZK
NZL

NZM
NZO

NZP
NZQ

NZR
NZS
NZT
NZU
NZV

NZW
NZX

NZY
OAB
OAC
OAD
OAE

OAF

OAG

OAH

OAI
OAJ
OAK

Get — Continued.

You can get an answer in — enu

You had better get a sick nurse - . .wbk
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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Part II.

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

RFX

Go ahead full speed

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 -

Went— to—

--ZBQ

Go astern. Heave all aback

ODB

— When do you go — to?

Go astern of—

...FHK

ODC

— When do you go on shore?

Go astern easy, Easy astern

ODE

— When going-^to?

Go astern full speed

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

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

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...

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, — ),

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.

10929—07 17

258

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Part II.

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

Group flashing light - ...NEC

Greenwich 6° 12' 24" = Oh.

24m. 49.6s.,

HSI

OIQ

Grove.

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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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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, or r 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

262

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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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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

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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GENERAL VOCABULARY.

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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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 indic