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No. 87
International Code of Signals
American Edition
HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
Washington : : : Government Printing Office : : : 1 90 7
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INTRODUCTION.
The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six flags one for each letter
of the alphabet
and a Code Pennant.
Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.
General signals are three-flag signals.
Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-flag
signals.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
signalsand 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

four
Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words) CBDF to CZYX flags, 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 fractionsBCO 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-ÂQD to AST 46

United States and foreign moneys ASU to AVJ '.
47
United States and foreign measures and weights AVK to BCN *
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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 verbsREA 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
(c) Special signals 531
Semaphores and semaphoring by hand flags
(a) British , 540
(6) French 542
United States Army and Navy Code ".
545
Morse code '
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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 I am on full-speed trial.
B I am taking in {or, discharging) explosives.
C Yes, or, Affirmative.
D No, or, Negative.
E Alphabetical Signal No. 1.*
F Alphabetical Signal No. 2.*
G Alphabetical Signal No. 3.*
H Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.
I have not a clean bill of health.
I
J I have headway.
K I have stern-board.
L I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board. '
M Numeral Signal No. j 1.

N Numeral Signal No. 2. \
O Numeral Signal No. 3,-f
P I am about to sail all persons to report on board.
;
I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.

3 Do not pass ahead of me.
s I want a pilot.
T Do notovertake me.
U My engines are stopped.
V My engines are going astern.
WX All boats are to return to the ship.
I will pass ahead of you.
Y All ships of the convoy are to rejoin company.
Z 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.
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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)
distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having either above it
The
or below a ball or anything resembling a ball.
it
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.
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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 addressing by making the distinguishing signal (i. e., the signal letters)
is
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).
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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, the latter has not already been hauled down (see paragraph 4).
if
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.
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12. can not be made out, or if, when the flags are made out,
If the flags in A's hoist
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
indicated by the context.
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary is
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.

In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

3.
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) name (signal letters).
Ship's
(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.
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Part I. INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. 13
EXAMPLE.
Ship A wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
street, Few York.
Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she makes
the following signals
1st hoist, Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
2d hoist, SW=J wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr, , at .
3d hoist, 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.)
4th hoist, 0=c7.
5th hoist, Code Flag over F='Z)o between initials.
6th hoist, THOM )

= Thomson.
7th hoist, SON
8th hoist, Code Flag over M=The signal which follows is a numeral signal, and is to be
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 32)
9th hoist, BE=25.
10th hoist, Code Flag over E=T7ie signals lohich follow are alphabetical. \
11th hoist, BRO)

=Broad.
12th hoist, AD
13th hoist, Code Flag over Gt=The Alphabetical Signals are ended,
14th hoist, WZN=Si7-eef.
15th hoist, 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 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.
Code Flag over Flag F Alphabetical Signal No. 2, indicating the end of a word made by-
Code Flag over Flag & Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
;
in the usual manner.

14 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. Paet I.
EXAMPLE.
To spell "William J. Perry:"
1st hoist, Code Flag over T=The signals which follow are alphabetical.
2d hoist, WIL
= William.
3d hoist, LIAM
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

= Perry.
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.
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.
16 ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. Part I.
CDGK
*
Part I. ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. 17
CFMK
CGRV
CHXV
20 ALPHABETICAL, SPELLING TABLE. PAKT I.
CKFZ
CMSQ
CNXZ

CRKZ
CTXK
CWDV
cxkw
30 ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. Pakt I.
CYQV
CZVN Yxa z. CZXB Zoa CZYP Zyd CZYT

CZVP Yxo CZXD Zoe CZYG Zye CZYV
CZVQ Yz CZWB Za CZXF Zon CZYH Zyf CZYW
CZVR Yza CZWD Zac CZXG Zor CZYJ Zyi CZYX
CZVS Yze CZWF, Zai CZXH Zos' CZYK Zyl
CZVT Yzi CZWG Zao CZXJ Zot CZYL Zym
CZVW Yzo CZWH Zd CZXK Zov CZYM Zyn
CZVX Yzu OZWJ Ze CZXL Zow CZYN Zyo
CZVY CZWK Zea CZXM Zr CZYP Zyp
CZWL Zee CZXN Zry CZYQ. Zyt
CZWM Zei CZXP Zu CZYR
GZWN Zeo CZXQ Zua CZYS
CZWP Zi CZXR Zue
CZWQ Zia CZXS Zui
CZWB, Zie CZXT Zuo
CZWS Zio CZXV Zv
CZWT Zl czxw Zva
CZWV Zla CZXY Zvo
CZWX Zlo CZYB Zy
CZWY Zo CZYD Zya
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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.
NUMEKAL TABLE.
CODE FLAG UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Signal.
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34 NUMERAL, TABLE. Part I.
DECIMALS AND FRACTIONS.
BCO Decimal. Fraction Continued.

BCP BDK
BCQ
BCR
-.01, or,
^
^g
.ua, or, ,Hhr, or,
-.03,
.03, or, jfo
r\
Tv BDL
BDM
BCS .04, or, i&y, or, -^ BDN
BCT -jfo, or,
.05, or, yjfr, ^
tM lOOths. Hundredths. BDO
BCU .06, or, -jfo, or, & BDP
BCV -.07, or, _i_
f17 /!
tU BDQ 16ths. Sixteenths.
BCW -.08, or, tL
or, & BDR
BOX -.09, or, jfo BDS
BDT
BCY Fraction. BDU
BCZ rs, or, .1 BDV
BDA i, or, .2 BDW
BDC fu. or, .3 BDX -H
BDE I, or, A
BDF I, or, .5 lOths. Tenths.
BDG - 1 , or, .6 BDY
BDH &, or, .7 BDZ =tf 3ds. Thirds.
BDI -4. or, -8
BDJ -,%, or, .9
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
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URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
TWO-FLAG SIGNALS.
ABANDONASSISTANCE.
Abandon. Acciden T Continued.

AB Abandon the vessel as fast as possible. BU When did the accident hanpen ?
AC Do not abandon the vessel. BV Where will you go to repair damage ?

AD Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed. Afloat and Aground.
AE Do yon intend to abandon ?
AP I do not intend to abandon the vessel. BW Afloat aft.

AG I must abandon the vessel. BX Afloat forward.
AH I shall abandon my vessel unless you will BY Am afloat.
keep by us. BZ Am aground.
AI I will not abandon you. I will remain by CA Am aground likely to break up require
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you (or vessel indicated). immediate assistance.

AJ I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have CB Are you afloat ?
not the means. CD Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
AK Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned ? means now available.
CE I am agroiind send what immediate as-
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sistance you can.

Accident, or, Damage. CP Lose no time in shoring up.
AL Accident dangerously wounded (or, hurt).
;
CG May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-
AM Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
AN Are you (or, Is
vessel indicated) in a ,
sistance be given.
CH Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
(or, on
condition to proceed ?
AO Are you Is vessel indicated) mate-
(or, ,
CI
).
Was the tide high when you grounded ?

rially damaged injured)?
AP
(or,
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary). CJ Was the tide low when you grounded ?
AQ Boat
is
is lost.
CK When did you ground ?
AB Boat stove.
is
AS Boat swamped.
is Anchorage. (See Harbor. )
AT Boiler burst; men killed.
AU Boiler burst men killed wounded.
; Assistance.
AV Boiler burst; no one hurt. In Distress; Want
Immediate Assist-
AW Boiler burst no one seriously hurt. ance nc
Note. See Distress
;
AX Boiler burst; number of killed and Signals, page 7.

wounded not yet known. CL Am disabled communicate with me.
;
AY Boiler burst several men killed.

; CM Am drifting want assistance.
;
AZ Boiler burst several men wounded. CN Can I procure any assistance in the way
of
;
BA Can damage be repaired at sea ? ?

BC Can damage be repaired by youi selves ? CO Can you assist (vessel indicated)
BD Damage can be put to rights in hours.
?
CP Can not assist.
BE Damage can be repaired at sea. CQ Could not render assistance.
BF Damage can not be repaired at sea (or place CR Do not require assistance further (or,
indicated) assistance).
BG -Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired CS Do you require any assistance help) of (or,
without assistance. from)
(or, ?
BH Damaged, or, Sprung mast can not carry ; CT Do you require further assistance ?
sail. CU Do you require immediate assistance ?
BI Damaged rudder can not steer. ; CV I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
BJ Engines broken down I am disabled. ; or, CW Lighthouse, Light-ship at wants
BK Has any accident happened Is anything 1 immediate assistance.
the matter ? cx No assistance can be rendered do the best
Have you lost your boats
;
BL all ? you can for yourselves.

BM How long will you (or vessel indicated) be all CY Render the assistance possibleto
repairing damage CZ Require help
? assistance) of (or, from). (or,
BN I am very seriously damaged. DA Rudder disabled will you assist me (into
port indicated, if necessary)
;
BO I have lost all my boats. 1

BP rln case of accident necessity). DB Send immediate assistance.
(or,
BQ Is your cargo much damaged DC We are coming to your assistance.
1
BR Man overboard. DE Will you assist me (or vessel indicated) ?

BS Met with an accident. DF With some assistance I shall be able to set
BT Want a boat man overboard.
; things to rights.
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Part I. URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. 37
ATTENTIONCAUTION.
Attention, or, Demand.

Bearings Continued.
DG Attend to signals. EL There are moorings on - (bearing indi-
DH Attention is called paragraph
to page eated).
, of 'the International Code.
,
EM There is a strange sail on (bearing indi-

N. B. Tlie page to be signaled first and eated).
then the paragraph. This signal should EN There is a telegraph cable on (bearing
be employed only between vessels using
the United States edition, as otherwise EO What are the bearing and distance of
the pages referred to will not correspond. (ship or place indicated)"!
DI Calls the attention of the fibst(ot, nearest)
ship on the bearing (from the person Boats.
signaling) pointed out by compass EP Bank encumbered by fishing boats.
is
signal. EQ Bar impassible for boats on the ebb tide.
is
DJ Calls the attention of the second ship, etc. ER Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.
DK Calls the attention of the third ship, etc. ES Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary).
DL Calls the attention of the fourth ship, etc. ET Boat coming to your assistance.
is
DM Calls the attention of the fifth ship, etc. EU Boat going to you.
is
DN Calls the attention of the sixth ship, etc. EV Boat on board
is alongside). (or,
DO Calls the attention of the shore signal sta- EW Can boats land Can landing be effected?
?
tion on the bearing (from the person EX Can not send a boat.
signaling) pointed out by compass sig- EY Do not attempt to land in your own boats.
nal. EZ Do you want a lifeboat ?
DP Calls the attention of the vessel coming FA Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.
into the anchorage on the bearing (from FB Have you seen heard) anything of my
(or,
the person signaling) pointed out by the) boat
(or, ?
compass signal. FC I should like to know the nature of the

DQ Calls the attention of vessel leaving the sickness, if any, before I send my boat
anchorage on the bearing (from theper- (or,communicate).
son signaling) pointed out by compass FD Let your boats keep to windward until
signal. they are picked up.
DR Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis- FE Lifeboat is going to you.
tinguishing signal follows. FG No boat available.
DS Look out. Pay attention. ,
FH Send a boat (number, if necessary).

DT Pay strict attention to signals during the FI Send boats suitable for landing passengers.
night. FJ Send lifeboat to save crew.
DU Repeat ship's name were not your flags FK Vessel indicated wants boats.
FL We have sent for a lifeboat.
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made out.
DV Show your distinguishing signal.
DW Show your ensign. Caution, Danger. or,
DX Vessels just arrived, show your distin- FM Allow no communication. Allow no per-
son on board.
guishing signals.
DY Vessels just arrived, showleaving),
your ensigns. FN Appearances are threatening be on your ;'
DZ Vessels just weighed (or, make guard.

your distinguishing signals. FO Are you in danger ?
EA Vessels that wish to be reported make FP Bad weather is expected.

your distinguishing signals. FQ Bar, or Entrance, is dangerous.
EB Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving, FR Bar impassible.
is
make your distinguishing signals. FS Be very careful in your intercourse with
EC What ship that (bearing to be indicated,
is
FT
strangers.
Caution requisite take care.
is
if necessary) 1 ;
FTJ Channel, or Fairway, is dangerous.

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

Note. Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
ings in points and i-points are to be
FW Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage).
understood as Compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the Compass and
FX Do not risk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle.
uncorrected for either local attraction or
variation. But bearings when given in
FY Do not trust to the weather has not ; it
done yet.
degrees are to be considered as Magnetic FZ Heavy weather coming look sharp.
Is there any dangerin or, from)?
;
bearings, i. e., Compass bearings cor- GA (of,

rected for local attraction due to the ves-
sel (deviation). Both are to be reckoned
GB It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once.
from the vessel signaling the bearing. GC It dangerous to lose the wind.
is
ED At (time indicated) (place indicated), GD. Prepare for a hurricane.

bore distant miles.
,
GE Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.

me Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi-
,
EF Best berth or, anchorage) bears from GF

EG Entrance bears
(
cated.
EH How did the land bear when last seen ? GH Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is
EJ How does the entrance bear ? suspicious.

The attempt dangerous.
EK Place indicated bears .
GI is
. . . . . . .. ..
38 URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. Part I.
CAUTIONDAMAGE.
Caxjtion Continued. Communicate Continued.

GJ Thick fog coming on. HU Can you forward my communication by
GK Wait until the weather moderates. telegraph ?
GL We are in danger of parting. Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; I have
GM You are clear of danger.
all something important to communicate.
GN You are in a dangerous unsafe) posi- (or, Code Flag over h
tion. Your position dangerous. HV Do not have any communication with
is
You are standing into danger jd HW Do you Does vessel indicated) call (or, ,
GO You are within gunshot, or, You are with- anywhere at )? (or,
in reach of guns {or, of batteries). HX Following communication confidential is
private). (or,
HY Forward my communication by telegraph,
Chronometer. and pay for transmission. its
GP My chronometer gains daily HZ Have no communication with the shore
GQ My chronometer has run down. (or vessel indicated),
GR My chronometer fast on Greenwich is IA Have received the following communica-
(or,
meridian) mean time.
first tion instructions) from your owner (or,
GS My chronometer slow on Greenwich
is agents). (or,
meridian) mean time.
(or, first IB Have you any message (telegram, orders,
GT My chronometer loses daily . communication) for me? or,
GU Will you give me a comparison? Wish to IC Have you had any communication with
get a rate for my chronometer. infected vessels (or, places)?
Note. The vessel showing the mean time ID Heave-to, or I will into you. fire
will hoist signal indicating the hour,
the. IE am going to signal the contents of an I
and dip it sharply shortly after it has important telegram, to be communi-
been answered. The minutes and seconds cated to you.
at the instant of dipping un.ll immedi- IF I can not stop to have receive) any (or,
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a communication.
second comparison should be made. IG I have had no communication with
GV Would like to have another comparison. (place or vessel indicated).
IH Important to communicate by (or, with)
IJ Unless your communication is very im-
Coal. must be excused.
portant, I
GW Are you Is vessel indicated) in want
(or, , IK Will you forward (or, communicate) the
of coal ? following signal for me ?
GX Can coal be had at ? IL Will you leave a message for me ?
GY Can you spare me coal ? IM Will you telegraph to (ship or person
GZ Coal a ton at named) the intelligence I am about to
HA Coal can be got at from (or, ). communicate ?
HB In want of coal (amount to follow).
HC Indicate nearest place can get coal. I Company.
HD No. coal to be got at IN Let us keep together in company) for (or,
HE Owners desire me to inform you to coal mutual support (or, protection).
at IO Parted company with' on the
(or,
HF What quantity of coal have you left 1 at).
IP Shall we keep company ?
IQ What company do you belong to ?
Collision. IE When did you part company from ?
HG Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage ? Convoy.
HI Have you been in collision IS Convoy to disperse and make for destina-
?
HJ I have been in collision with tion.
HK I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel. IT Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
HL My ship has lost her headway you may rendezvous (or place indicated).
IU Connoy to keep ahead of escort.
;
feel your way past me.

HM Vessel seriously damaged wish to trans- IV Convoy to keep as close as possible.
;
fer passengers. IW Convoy to keep astern of leader or, escort).

HN With what vessel have you been in colli- IX Convoy to keep on port side of leader (
(or,
sion? escort)
IY Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
Combustibles. (or, escort).
HO Have you any combustibles on board? IZ Convoy to spread as far as possible, keen-
HP I am loaded with combustibles. ing within signal distance.
HQ I have no combustibles on board. JA Do not go through (or, near) (place indi-
HE No combustibles (or, explosives) near the cated) without a convoy.
fire. JB Rendezvous at
(port indicated or on
HS Vessels with combustibles not allowed in bearing indicated) from (place indi-
cated) distant miles.
Communicate. Communication. JC Rendezvous in latitude and longi-
HT Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he tude ,
will communicate. Damage. (See Accident. )

. . . ? . ) . . )
DANGER DISTRESS.
Danger. (See also Caution. Directions to a Vessel under way.

JD You are standing into danger. )
KY Anchor as convenient.
KZ Anchor instantly.
Derelict. LA Bar is not dangerous.
JE Beware of derelict dangerous to naviga- ; LB Bear up instantly.
tion. LC Buoy, or Mark, not in its proper position.
is
JF Derelict reported off in the vicinity (or, LD Channel dangerous without a pilot.
of-). LE Do not anchor on any account.
JG Have you seen derelict ? LF Get her on the other tack Get her head
(or,
JH Saw derelict in latitude and longitude round) or you will be on shore.
on the LG Go ahead.
LH Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.
LI Go ahead full speed.
Despatch. Despatches. LJ Go astern. *
Jl Any letters papers) from

(or, LK Go astern easy. Easy astern.
JK Despatch is necessary. LM Go astern full speed.
JL Go for despatches. LN Haul your wind on the port tack.
JM Had any letters (or, despatches)- arrived LO Haul your wind on the starboard tack.
at? LP Heave all aback. Go astern.
JN Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches LQ Heave to; head off shore.
for LR Heave to until
JO Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches LS It is not safe to go so fast.
from LT Keep, or, Stand closer in, or, Keep under
JP Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for the land.
you (or vessel or person indicated). LIT Keep in the center of the channel.
JQ Have you letter (mails, despatches) for o?-, LV Keep on the port side of channel.
me (or for vessel, person, or place indi- L W Keep on the starboard side of the channel.
cated) 1 LX Keep the vessel under command.
JR I am the bearer of important despatches. LY Keep to windward.
JS I have Government despatches (or, ). LZ Leave the buoy beacon) to port.
(or,
JT I shall make for the anchoragfi (or, MA Leave the buoy beacon) to starboard.
(or,
with all despatch. MB Not room to wear.
JU Refer to my despatches (or letters). MC Open. Get farther away.
JV Refer to your despatches letters). (or, MD Put your helm hard-a-port ship's head to ;
JW Send for despatches letters). (or, go to starboard.

JX Telegraphic despatches arrived from ME Put your helm hard-a-starboard ship's ;
JY "Will you take despatches (or, letters) ? head to go to port.

MF Reduce speed. Ease her.
Directions for Saving Crew. (See also MG Standoff. Get an offing. Put to sea at once.
Abandon. ) MH Stand on.
JZ Boat should endeavor to land where flag MI Steady your helm.
is waved shown).
(or, light is MJ Steer more to port. To be kept flying until
(
KA Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite, course is sufficiently altered).

raft, etc.). MK Steer more to starboard. (To be kept fly-
KB Is the line fast ? ing until course is sufficiently altered.
KC Keep a light burning. ML Stop her.
KD Landing impossible. is MN Stop instantly.
KE Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best MO Tack instantly.
place for coming on shore. MP Wear instantly.
KF Look out for rocket-line (or, line).
KG Look-out will be kept on the beach all Disabled Steamer. (See also Accident. )
night. MQ Engines completely disabled.
KH Remain by the ship. MR Have broken main shaft.
MS Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled.
Directions to a Vessel at Anchor. MT Have passed steamer with machinery dis-
KI Beach your vessel at all risks.
MU
abled.
Have passed steamer with steering gear
KJ Cut away your masts.
KL Get steam up as fast as possible.
MV
disabled.
Have you seen disabled steamer
KM Get steam up report when ready. ;
MW One screw disabled can work the other.

?
KN Get under way as fast as you can.

MX Passed disabled steamer at
;
KO Hoist the blue-peter. MY Ship disabled will you tow me (Int

KP Hold on until high water. ; ?
KQ Keep steam ready up). (or,

MZ
port indicated, if necessary.
Steering gear disabled.
)
KR Let go another anchor. ,
KS Ride out possible.

it if
KT Shift your berth. Your berth is not safe. Distress.
Want
KQ Veer more cable. In Distress;
ance
Immediate Assist-
NC
KV Weigh and proceed as ordered.
Note. See Distress Signals, page
KW Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing.
A vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
7.
Get an offing.
KX You will be aground at low water. (or,on ) ch
.. . ,, ; . .
Distress Continued. Enemy Continued.

NA Aground; want immediate assistance. 01 Have been chased by the enemy.
Am aground; likely to break up; require OJ Keep a good lookout, as reported that it is
immediate assistance ca enemy's war vessels are going about dis-
Am drifting want assistance CM guised, as merchantmen.
Saw the enemy's fleet off
;
Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary) _ap OK

Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)., es OL Vessel in sight an enemy.
is
NB Can not save the ship take people off. ;
Cannot stop the leak qh Engines.

NC In distress; want immediate assistance. Ease her. Eeduce speed mf
(See Disteess Signals, page 7.) Go ahead lg
ND Did you see a vessel in distress? Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh
NE Do you think we ought to pass a vessel in Go ahead full speed li
this distressed condition ? Go astern lj
NF Dying for want of water. Go astern easy. Easy astern lk
NG Fire gains rapidly take people ; off. Go astern full speed _*lm
NH Fire, Leak want immediate assistance.
or, ; Stop her . ml
NI Have lost boats can you take off crew?
all ; Stop instantly mn
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked
or in distress zu Fire.
NJ I am attacked want assistance. Help, I OM Are you on
; fire ?
am attacked. Fire can easily be got
I am dragging; I can veer no more cable ON
at.
NK OP Fire difficult to get at.
no more anchors to let go. OQ Fire gaining.
NL I am in danger shoal water); direct
(or, Fire gains rapidly; take people off ng
M
NO
me how to steer.
I am on
I am sinking on
fire.
send all avail-
(or,
OE Fire in hold amongst the cargo.
Fire, or Leak; want immediate
ance
fire) ; NH '
assist-
able boats to save passengers and crew. Heave to or I will fire into you id
NP I am unmanageable. I am on fire nm
NQ I have sprung a leak. I am sinking on send all available (or, fire) ;
I must abandon the vessel

NE I want assistance please remain by me.ag OS Is boatsextinguished
;
to save passengers and crew... no
fire ?
I will not abandon you; I will remain by No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
you (or vessel indicated) ai fire hr
NS In distress want assistance.
;
OT Vessel indicated is on fire.
In distress want immediate assistance -NO
;
OU Where is the fire ?
Note.See Distress page Signals, 7. With immediate assistance fire can be
NT Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in dis- extinguished ny
tress ?
NU Leak gaining rapidly.
is Harbor, or, Anchorage.
Light-house, or, Light-ship at wants Best anchorage (or, berth) bears from
immediate assistance cw me ef
Eudder disabled. Will you assist me? (into
ov Best berth (or, anchorage) is in fathoms.
ox
ow
port indicated, if necessary) da Channel, or Fairway, is buoyed.
Ship disabled. Will you tow me ? (into Harbor, or Anchorage, good enough is
NV
port indicated, if necessary)
Short of provisions. Starving. my with winds from
NW Vessel indicated in distress OY Harbor, or Anchorage, is indifferent.
diate assistance.
wants imme- ;
OZ Harbor, or Anchorage, is safe with all
winds.
NX Vessel indicated appears in distress. PA -How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
NY With immediate assistance can be ex- fire PB Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
Is the channel buoyedwinds from

tinguished. with all winds (or, )?
PC ?
NZ
Draft of Water.
Drawing too much water. PD Permission urgently requested to enter
is
harbor.
OA I draw
feet aft and feet forward. PE Unsafe anchorage.
OB What draft of water in feet could you
lighten to ? Ice.
OC What is your draft of water ? PF Have encountered ice between 30 and 35
of longitude on *
OD
Enemy.
Enemy closing with you, Vou are PG Have encounteredthe
ice between 35 and 40
is of longitude on the * or,
closing the enemy. PH Have encountered ice between 40 and 45
OE Enemy in sight.
is of longitude on the #
OF Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the PI Have encountered ice between 45 and 50
steering to the of longitude on the #
OG Enemy's fleet has been seen to the PJ Have encountered ice between 50 and 55
steering to the of longitude on the #
OH Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen to PK Have encountered ice between 55 and 60
the steering to the
, of longitude on the
*Date to be Indicated If necessary

* ** . ..
ICENEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.
Continued.
Ice Letters Continued.
PL Have encountered ice
between 60 and 65 QT When does the mail leave ?
of longitude on the QU Will you forward my letters to 1

PM Have encountered 70
between and
ice 65
of longitude on the Lifeboat.
PN Have encountered ice between 70 and 75 Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come er
of longitude on the Do you want a lifeboat _.:. ez
PO Have encountered ice between 75 and 80 Have no lifeboat. N o lifeboat here fa
of longitude on the Lifeboat is going to you - --FE
PQ Have passed ice in latitude and longi- Send lifeboat to save crew fj
tude on the We have sent for a lifeboat fl
PR Have you fallen in with ice? {State
whether berg or field Lights.
PS What latitude and longitude
)
did you (or, QV Do not show a light on any account.
they) have ice in ? QW I will show a light to-night when I alter
course.
PT Want a Pilot. QX I will show a light to-night when I tack.
Note.See Pilot Signals, page 8. QY Keep a light at your bowsprit end.
Land, Landmarks, and Lights. Lights. (Masthead and Side. )
All the lights are out along the coast of
PU
PV- At (time indicated) light bore
PW Can you give me a leading mark
rection) for making the land hereabouts
(or, di-
Made by
blasts of

Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
flashes or
a steam whistle. (Seepage 548).
(or at place indicated) ? Lighters.

PX Do not bring the light to the (bearing QZ Lighter coming off.
indicated) of
(bearing indicated). RA Lighter is adrift.
PY Do you, or, Did you get a good look at the RB There are no lighters available.
land to know exactly where we are ? RC Will you send off lighters as fast as possi-
PZ Had we not better run in and make the ble?
land?
QA I shall keep hold of the land (or, light), or,

Machinery. Boilers and Engineers.
(See also Accident. )
I shall keep the land ( or, light) bearing
QB Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse, RD Anything wrong with the engines ?
or, lightship). RE Boiler can not be repaired.

QC Keep the light between
(bearing indi- RF Boiler leaking seriously.
cated) and
(bearing indicated). RG- Boiler tubes leaking (or leaky).
QB Light is not to be depended on. RH Can you supply me with anyone to take
QE The lightship at
is not at anchor on her charge (or, act) as engineer ?
station, or, Lightship at is out of RI Hot bearings.

position; RJ Machinery out of order.
QF What bearing shall I keep the light (or, RK I am going to stop; machinery requires
landmark) on ? adjusting.
RL The damage to the machinery not is seri-
Latitude and Longitude. (Seepage 56). ous, and is such as can be repaired by
the vessel's own engineers.
Leak.
QG Can you stop the leak ? Navigation.
RM Did you get good observations
QH Can not stop the leak.dangerous RN Have you a Book of Navigation Tables
?
?
QI -^-Do you consider leak ?
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist- RO Have you a Book of Sailing Directions ?
ance nh RP Have you a chart of coast (or place indi

QJ Have you sprung a leak? Are you (or, Is cated,) ?
RQ Have you a Nautical Almanac for the cur-
vessel indicated) leaking
,
?
rent year (or year indicated)
I am send
sinking (or, on fire) all avail- ?
RS May I depend on your time
;
able boats to save the passengers and ?
crew NO RT No recent observations. I did not get an

I have sprung a leak no. observation.
Leak is gaining rapidly nu RU Reckoning not to be depended on.
QK Leak is stopped. RV What my position by bearings
is ?
QL Vessel indicated has sprung a leak. RW What the name of lighthouse (light-
is
ship, or, point) in sight?
QM feet water in the
hold.
RX When did you see the land ?
Letters, or, Mails. (See also Despatches). RY When were your last observations for
QN Has the mail arrived (from if neces- time ?
RZ Where am I What my present posi-
,
? is
sary)
QO Has the mail sailed (for if necessary)
1
1 tion?
QP I will take mails for you. News and Newspapers.
QR Send your letters. Are there any men-of-war about
QS __Tell (person indicated) not to
forward SA
SB Can you lend give) me a newspaper
(or,
?
?
any more letters for me.
* Date to be indicated if necessary.

NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS SIGNALS.

. ) . . . .
SIGNALSTOWING AND TUGS.
Signals Continued. Telegraph and Messages Con tinned.

VM -Can not distinguish your flags; come WZ Send following message by post to owners
nearer, or, make distant signals. (or, to Mr. at by signal letters
)
VN Will you repeat the signals being made to instead of at length in writing.
me? XA Send following message by telegraph to
vo You may work the semaphore. owners (or, to Mr. ) at
XB Send my message through the telegraph
Soundings. by signal letters.
N.B. Depth of water is always to be XC Shall I open your telegram and signal its
shown in feet. contents ?
VP I am in feet of water. XD Telegraph following message to (ship
VQ What is the depth of water on the bar ? or person named) at
VR What is the least depth of water we shall
have (or, ought to have) ?
VS What soundings have you got Tide. ?
VT You will have water enough over the bar XE Asks precise time of high water and min-
(depth in feet to follow). imum depth at that time.
vu You will not have less than feet of Note. Reply will be
water. 1. By time signal.
2. A numeral signal indicating number
Spars. feet.
vw Can you rig a jury mast 1 XF Howof the tide What tide have we now
is ? ?
vx Have you any spars that will do for ? XG Keep out of the tide, current. or.
XH What the rise and fall of the tide
is ?
Steam. (See also KL and KM.) XI When will the tide ebb ?
VY How long will you be getting up steam ? XJ When will the tide flow ?
VZ Is steam up Are you at full speed

? ? XK When will the tide turn ?
WA Shall I get up steam ?

WB Steam not ready will be up in
is ;
wc Steam ready. is
'
Time.
XL My Greenwich
.*
(or, first meridian) mean
Steam Whistle, or. Siren. time is
WD Blow steam whistle (or,
siren) at inter XM When will be the best time for crossing
vals. the bar?
WE Will signal with steam whistle (or, siren) XN Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
during fog (or, darkness). first meridian) time?*
*In signaling longitude or time, vessels
Steer. (See also Directions to a Vessel should ahcays reckon from the merid-
UNDER WAY. ian of Greenwich, except French ves-
WF Alter course to (point indicated). sels, which will use the meridian of
WG My helm hard-a-port ship's head going

is ;
Paris, and Spanish
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
vessels, which will
to starboard.
WH My helm hard-a-starboard ship's head
is ;
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
which the signal is made should hoist
going to port.
WI Port your helm. Ship's head to go, to NBL (What is your first meridian?)
The
starboard. Note. vessel showing the mean
WJ Starboard your helm. Ship's head to go time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour (see page 58) and dip it sharply
to port.
shortly after it has been answered;
Surgeon, or, Doctor. the minutes and seconds at the instant
WK Have you a surgeonperson to see your ? of dipping will immediately follow.
WL May I send a sick sur- To assure accuracy, a second compari-
son should be made.
geon?
WM No surgeon available.
WN Surgeon will comesend
immediately. Torpedoes and Mines.
xo Beware of torpedo boats.
WO Want a surgeon 'me one from the ;
XP Beware of torpedoes; channel (or, fair-

nearest place.
WP Will your surgeon come on board way) mined.
XQ Channel, or Fairway, not mined.
? is
is
Telegraph and Messages. XR Have you seen torpedo boat boats)? (or,
WQ Answer by telegraph. xs Is there danger of mines torpedo (or,
WB Can telegram be forwarded from boats) ? ?
ws Communication by telegraph stopped. XT Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number,

is if
WT Forward reply to my message by tele- necessary) at near (or, ).
graph to
WU I have picked up telegraph cable. Towing and Tugs.
XU Can you take me in tow?
wv In anchoring look out for telegraph cable.
XV Can not take you in tow.
wx Open telegram for me and signal its con-
xw I wish to be taken in tow.
tents.
WY Send following message by post to owners XY Shall I take you in tow?
to Mr. at
(or, XZ There are no tugs available.
)
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.
40 COMPASS IN DEGREES. Part I.
Signal
. . . )
MONEY TABLE.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WORI13.

(See also page 49.
Signal. Signal. Coin. Country.

ASU Money. ATI -Dime .United States.
Dinar (see Leo) aub Servia.
ASV iBank Note, or, Paper Monet. 'Argentina.
Bolivia.
ASW Coin. Canada.
Chile.
China.
Coin.
Colombia.
Country.
Costa Rica.
ASX -Anna
j
&?"* Ecuador.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
ASY Argentino , Argentina. Honduras.
Mauritius.
ASZ Bolivar Venezuela. ATJ -Dollar { Mexico.
Newfoundland.
ATB Candareen, or. Fun .-China. Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
ATC Cash, Le, or, Sapeque ..China. Peru.
'
Santo Domingo.
Canada. San Salvador.
Ceylon. Straits Settle-
China. ments
Mauritius. United States.
ATD Cent i
Netherlands.
Newfoundland.
Uruguay.
Venezuela.
Straits Settle- Zanzibar.
ments.
United States.
ATK Doubloon. Chile.
Mexico.
Zanzibar. ATL Drachma - . Greece.
'
Austria-Hungary.
Argentina. ATM Ducat !
Netherlands East
Bolivia. Indies.
Chile. ATN -Eagle -United States.
Colombia. ATO -Egyptian Pound, or,
Costa Rica. /
Lira Egypt.
Ecuador. ATP -Farthing Great Britain.
Guatemala. Austria-
Haiti.
ATQ -Florin, Guilder,
Hungary.
Gulden.
ATE -Centavo Honduras. Netherlands.
Mexico^ Belgium.
Nicaragua. ATR -Franc France.
Paraguay. Tunis.
Peru. Fun, or, Candareen
Santo Domingo. atb China.
San Salvador. Guilder, Gulden,/^*' ,,
Uruguay. Florin
florin
Hungary,
ato
atq 1
Venezuela. (_
Netherlands .
ATS -Heller ..Austria-

Centesimo ...Italy. Hungary.
( Belgium. ATU -Imperial . Russia.
ATF Centime - - _ j Prance. ATV -Keran, or, Kran Persia.
I Tunis. ATW -Kopeck Russia.
Centimo.-. ._ .Spain. ATX -Kreutzer . __ Austria -
Hungary.
( Bolivia. Krona Sweden.
ATG Condor ] Chile. (Austria-
( Colombia. ATY Hungary.
Denmark.
Norway.
ATH Conto .
(
(
Brazil.
Portugal. Kroner znk Germany.
Note. The name alone is common to two or more countries, the value may differ.
(47)
48 MONEY TABLE. Part I.
Signal. Coin. Country. Coin. Country.

ATZ Lac India. AUP -Pfennig ..Germany.
Le, Cash, or, Sapeque ( Egypt.
atc China. AUQ -Piaster \ Tripoli.
Leang,or,TaeL-AVC China. ( Turkey.
'Leo, or, Leu Roumania.
AUR -P-, Pice
or
or,
j JS****
AUB Dinar ...Servia. AUS -Pound, or, Sovereign-Great Britain.
AUC Lepton
or
Lev, or, Lew Bulgaria.
Greece.
AUT
AUV
-Real-reis
-Rin
| f^
Japan.
AUD Lira Italy. AUW -Rouble (paper) Russia.
Lira egiziana, or, AUX -Rouble (silver) Russia.
Egyptian Pound i Ceylon.
ato
Egypt. AUY -Rupee ! East Africa.
AUE Lira turca Turkey. ( India.
AUF Louis, or, Napoleon.. France. Sapeque, Cash, or, Le
AUG Mace, or, Tsin China. atc China.
AUH Mark Germany. AUZ -Sen Japan.
AUI
AUJ
-*-
Mithkal
jSS&L
Morocco.
AVB -Shilling
Sol, or, Dollar.. atj
Sovereign, or, Pound
Great Britain.
Peru.
Napoleon, or, Louis aus Great Britain.

adp France. AVC -Tael, or, Leang China.
Ochr-el-guerch ~)
AVD -Thaler Austria-
AUK or [ ....Egypt. Hungary.
Ushr-el-ghirsh
^-- h
)
( Denmark. AVE - Ti
-~)gE"
-
AUL Ore -j Norway. AVF -Toman Persia.

( Sweden, Tsin, or, Mace .aug China.
Egypt. Ushr-el-'ghirsh
f )
Servia or Iauk Egypt.

AUM Para
-ara }
<
Tripoli.
-
Ochr-el-guerch )
[Turkey. Venezolano, or, Dol-
AUN Penny-pence Great Britain. lar atj Venezuela.
AUO. Peseta Spain.
f Chile. AVG -Yen Japan.
t, t\ ii
Peso, or, Dollar.ATj-j
! Colombia. AVH
paragliay AVI
[ Venezuela. AVJ
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. Denmark.

= 1 dime (ATI)
,
10 cents (ATD) 100 ore (AUL) = 1 krone (ATY)

100 cents = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 eagle (ATN) East Africa (British and Germar territories).
The same as British India.
Argentine Republic.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) Ecuador.
5 dollars = 1 Argentino (ASY) 100 ceutavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Austria-Hungary. Egypt.
100 kreutzer (ATX) = 1 florin, or, gulden 10 ochr-el-guerch )
(ATQ) (AUK), or, [ = 1 piaster (AUQ)
2 TV florins = 1 thaler(AVD) 40parEs(AUM) )
4f florins = 1 ducat (ATM) 100 piasters = 1 Egyptian pound, )
and or,
[
(ATO)
100 heller (ATS) = 1 krone (ATY) Lira egiziana )
Belgium. Prance.
100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR) 100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
20 francs = 1 Louis, or, Napoleon
Bolivia. (AUP)
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG) Germany.
100 pfennigs (AUP) = 1 mark (AUH)
Brazil.
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI) Great Britain.*
1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH) 4 farthings (ATP) = 1 penny (AUN)
12 pence = 1 shilling (AVB)
Bulgaria. 20 shillings = 1 pound, or, sovereign
Lev, or, lew (AUB) (AUS)
Burmah. Greece.
Tical (AVE) 100 lepta (AUC) = 1 drachma (ATL)
Also currency of British India.
Guatemala.
Canada. 100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
Haiti.
Ceylon.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 rupee (AUY)
Honduras.
Chile. 100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 centavos (ATE) 1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ)
5 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK) Holland (see Netherlands).
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG)
Hungary (see Austria-Hungary),
China.
10 cash, le, or, sapeque = 1 candareen, or, fun India (British).
(ATC) (ATB) 12 piej, or, pice (AUR) = 1 anna (ASX)
10 candareens = 1 mace, or, tsin(AUG) 16 annas = 1 rupee (AUY)
10 mace ,
=1 tael, or, leang (AVC) 100,000 rupees = 1 lac (ATZ)
and
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) Italy.
100 centesimi (ATP) = 1 lira (AUD)
Colombia.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 peso(ATJ)
dollar, or, Japan.
10 pesos = 1 condor (ATG) lOrin(AUV) '
- 1 sen (AUZ)
100 sen . = 1 yen (AVG)
Costa Rica. Mauritius.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
*This system is used by the British Colonies in Australasia and South Africa.
1092907
)
50 MONEY TABLE. Part 1.
Mexico San Salvador.

100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
16 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
Servia.
Morocco. 100 paras (A^JM) = 1 dinar (AUB)
Mithkal (AUJ)
Netherlands. Siam.
(ATD) = guilder, or, florin Tical (AVE)
100 cents 1
(ATQ)
5f gulden .
= ducat( ATM) (used in
1 Spain.
Netherlands East Indies) 100 centimos (ATF) = 1 peseta (AUO)
5 pesetas (AUO) = 1 peso (ATJ)
Newfoundland.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) Straits Settlements.
Nicaragua.
100 cents (ATD) m
=1 dollar (ATJ)
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) '
Sweden and Norway.

Norway (see Sweden and Norway). 100 ore (AUL) = 1 krona, or, krone(ATY)
Paraguay. Tripoli.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ) 40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
Persia Tunis.
10 kerans (ATV) = 1 toman (AVF) 100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
Peru.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, sol (ATJ) Turkey
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
Portugal. 100 piasters = 1 lira turca(AUE)
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI)

1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH) Uruguay.
ROUMANIA.
Leo, or, leu (AUB) Venezuela.
Russia.
100 centavos (ATE)
100 kopecks (ATW) = 1 rouble (AUX)
or, = 1 Venezolano, dollar,
5 Bolivars (ASZ) or, peso (ATJ)
10 roubles = 1 imperial (ATU)
Santo Domingo. Zanzibar.

100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
MEASURES OF LENGTH.
Signal. Measure. Country or System. Signal. Measure. Country or System.

AVK Measure of Length. Knot, or, Nautical ( United States and
AVL -Alen- , Mile awo Great Britain.
--------
jgSS? AWH League.
|
United States and

AVM Archine .l Russia.
-j
Great Britain.
Archine (or, Meter) AWI Li.:--- .- .China
awj Turkish Metrical. fMeter .Metrical.
AVK roaDle
,,,
"-
(
\
United States and
Great Britain.
or
Archine i .Turkish Metrical.
"Centimeter Metrical. AWJ or
or El .Dutch Metrical.
Daktylas Greek Metrical. or
AVO or Pecheus .Greek Metrical.
Duim.-- Dutch Metrical. Mijle (or, Kilometer)
or AWG Dutch Metrical.
Khat Turkish Metrical. Mil (or, Kilometer,)
AVP Chang, or, Cheung... China. AWG Turkish Metrical.
AVQ Chih... -China. AWK Mil . Denmark.
AVR Cho, or, Tcho Japan.
AWL Mil -1 Norway and
Sweden.
Daktylas (or, Centi-
meter) avo Greek Metrical. AWM Mile (German) -Germany.
United States and
AVS <
f Decameter
or
Metrical.
AWN Mile, Statute :
Great Britain.
( Ro'ede - Dutch Metrical. ( Mile, Geographical
United States and
'
Decimeter Metrical. AWO j or Nautical, or,
Great Britain.
( Knot
Palame Greek Metrical. Millimeter .Metrical.
AVT or or
Palm Dutch Metrical. Gramme .Greek Metrical.
or AWP Ior
Parmak Turkish Metrical. Nokta.- --. -Turkish Metrical.
Egypt. or
Morocco. LStreep - -Dutch Metrical.
AVU Tripoli. ( Myriameter .Metrical.
Tunis. AWQ ] .
or
i Turkey. ( Skoinis .Greek Metrical.
Duim (or, Centimeter) Nokta (or. Millime-
avo Dutch Metrical. ter) .AWP TurkishMetrical.
El (or, Meter) .awj Dutch Metrical. Palame (or, Decime-
_ ,, United States and ter) AVT Greek Metrical.
AVW Fathom ^
(
Great Brit ain. Palm (or, Decime-

Denmark. AVT Dutch Metrical.
AVX FoQ tj, , ] ter)
"
} Norway. Parmak (or.Decime-
_ (United States and ter) avt Turkish Metrical.
AVY Foot -
] Great Britain. Pecheus (or, Meter),
AVZ Fot .Sweden. AWJ Greek
Egypt.
Metrical,
_, United States and
AWB -Furlong
.
-j
I
Great Britain. Morocco.

Gramme (or, Milli- Pike, or, Draa, avu. Tripoli.
meter) awp Greek Metrical. Tunis.
Turkey.
AWC Guz j
Guz, or, Zer.
India.
...Persia.
j
AWD Hectometer Metrical. AWE Ei Japan.

. ( United States and Roede (or, Decame-
AWE Inch. ,
-j
Great Britain. ter) ...AVS Dutch Metrical
AWF Ken Japan. AWS -Saading, or, Toung. Burmah.
Khat
Centimeter) (or, AWT -Sagene, or, Saschene. -Russia.
avo. Turkish Metrical. AWU -Shaku Japan.
Metrical. Skoinis (or, Myria-
f Kilometer
or meter AWQ Greek Metrical.
Mijle. - Dutch Metrical. Stadion (or, Kilome-
AWG or ter AWG Greek Metrical.
Mil..... Turkish Metrical. AWV -Stopa Russia. .
or Streep, or, Millime-

Stadion - - Greek Metrical. ter AWP Dutch Metrical.
(51)
52 MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. Part I.
Signal. Gauntry or System. Signal. Measure. Country or System.

AWX -Sun -Japan.
_ _ AXC -Vershok ... Russia.
Tcho, or, Cho. .avr Japan.
.
AWY -Tomme Denmark. axd -Verst Russia.

Toung, or, Saading,
aws Burmah. axe "v ,q -
lam j United States and
Great Britain.
awz -Tsun ...China.
AXF -Yin
|
China.
'Argentina.
Brazil. Zers or,
, Guz . . . awo Persia.
Chile. For list of countries in which the Metrical
axb Vara Mexico.** System is used, and for Table for Con-
Peru. verting Metrical Measures and Weights
Portugal. into their American Equivalents, see
Uruguay. page 55.
SQUARE OR SURFACE MEASURES.

Signal. Country or System. Measure. Country or System.
AXH Square, or, Surface Measure. AXS -Square Decimeter Metrical.
. _. United States and
AXI Acre (
Great Britain
AXT -Square Foot.. .....
^gSKSfi*
( J
Are, or Sq. Decameter _ Metrical.
, Square Hectometer( or,
or
AXJ Deunum Turkish Metrical. Hectaire) axp Metrical.
or
Stremina Greek Metrical.
AXU United States and
Bunder(or, Hectare) -Square Inch
Great Britain.
AXP Dutch Metrical. AXV
AXK Centiare, or. Sq. Meter _ Metrical. -Square Kilometer Metrical.
AXL Cho Japan. Square Meter (or, Cen-
AXM Decare .._ Metrical. tiare) axk Metrical.
AXN Deciare Metrical.
AXW
AXO Dessatine : Russia.
Deunum(or, Are) axj Turkish Metrical. AXY -Square Mile......... j
UgWBgg-d
Djerib (or, Hectare) -Square Millimeter ...Metrical.
axp Turkish Metrical. AXZ UmtedSêsand
Hectare, or, Sq. Hec- -Square Yard.. _ .. j
or [tometer. . Metrical. Stremma (or, Are)

AXP Bunder Dutch Metrical. AXJ Greek Metrical.
or
D
j erib Turkish Metrical. For of countries in which the Me-
list
AXQ Mou ..China. trical is used, and for Table
System
AXR Square Centimeter.. Metrical. for Converting Metrical Measures and
Square Decameter (or Weights into their American Equiva-
Are) axj Metrical. lents, see page 55.
MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.

Signal. Measure. Country or System. Country or System.
AYB -Measure of Cubic Capacity, or, Solid -Ardeb ..Egypt.
Measure.
Cubic Centimeter " A* a Sin.
|
znm Metrical.
U S nd _g aj e United States and
St
(
AYC -Cubic Foot
j Britain I Great Britain.
AYD United States and -Barrel... United States and
-Cubic Inch \ \
j Great Britain. j Great Britain.
Cubic Meter znp Metrical.
\r
Bushel United States and
Cubic Millimeter ( Great Britain.
zno Metrical. Butt Great Britain.
AYE -Cubic Yard United States and
\ 'Centiliter Metrical.
| Great Britain.
AYF -Decastere Metrical. or
AYG -Decistere Metrical.
Mystron... .Greek Metrical.
AYH -Stere Metrical.
or
Vingerhoed
AYI -Ton (ship measure- ( United States and Dutch Metrical.
ment.) Great Britain. or
j
AYJ -Measure of Capacity. .Zarf Turkish Metrical.

AYK - Ma -----fgsu
For
rical
list of countries in which the Met-
System is used, seepage 55.
1
Part I. MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OP DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. 53
Measure. Country or System. Signal. Measure. Oaimtry or System.

AYS -Chtof Russia Maatje (or, Deciliter)
Cronchka, or, Krushka ayu Dutch Metrical.

azd Russia. Milliliter Metrical.
'
Decaliter Metrical. AZG or
or Kybos.-j -.Greek Metrical.
AYT - Kile '
Turkish Metrical.
or ,r. United States and
Schepel Dutch Metrical.
AZH Mmlm -- .
"
(
1 Great Britain.
'
Deciliter Metrical.
Mud, Vat, or, Zac (or,
Hectoliter) ... ayz Dutch Metrical.
or
AYU Mystron(or, Centiliter)
Kotyle _ Greek Metrical.
or
aye Greek Metrical.
Maatje Butch Metrical. AZI Oxehoved Denmark.
United States and
AYV -Firkin.
United States and AZJ -n
^ ecR
,
- "
(
Great Britain.
\ \
I Great Britain. . United States and
AYW r3, a
-Uallonni-i S
United States and AZK -Fint
. (
-j
Great Britain.
j.
Qreat Britain
AYX n !1 ( United States and AZL -Puncheon Great Britain.
iriu
G- reat Britain.
-j
'
Hectoliter Metrical. Quart United States and
or AZM or Great Britain.
Kileh Turkish Metrical. Sheng China.
AYZ or
United States and
Koilon Greek Metrical. AZN ,-.
-Quarter
,
J
(
Great Britain
or
Mud, Vat,
. or, Zac Dutch Metrical. Schepel (or, Decaliter)
AZB i A United States and ayt Dutch Metrical.
-Hogshead
cr
. _.
(
Great Britaiu
Kan, or, Kop (or, Liter)
}
AZQ -Seer .... India.
Ser (or, Liter) . .azf India.
azf Dutch Metrical.
Sheng(or,Qu'art)AZM China.
Kile (or, Decaliter)
AYT Turkish Metrical. AZR -Shoo ..Japan.
Kileh (or, Hectoliter) Sultchek (or, Liter)
atz Turkish Metrical. azf Turkish Metrical.
AZC Kiloliter Metrical.
AZS -Tierce Great Britain.
Koilon (or, Hectoliter) AZT -Tonde Denmark.
ayz Greek Metrical. AZU -Tou China.
Kop, or, Kan (or, Liter) AZV -Tschet werik Russia.
azf Dutch Metrical. Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,
Kotyle (or, Deciliter) Hectoliter) _ _ ayz Dutch Metrical.
ayu Greek Metrical.
AZD Kruschka, or, Cron- AZW -Vedro .._ Russia.
chka Russia. Vingerhoed (or, Cen-
Kybos (or, Milliliter) tiliter) :ayr Dutch Metrical.
azg Greek Metrical. Zac, Mud, or, Vat (or,
AZE Last Netherlands. Hectoliter) . _ . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Zarf (or, Centiliter)
Liter Metrical. AYR Turkish Metrical.
or
Kan, or, Kop Dutch Metrical. For list of countries in which the Metrical
AZF or System is used, and for Table for Con-
Ser .-India. verting Metrical Measures and Weights
or into their American Equivalents, see
Sultchek Turkish Metrical. page 55.
MEASURES OF WEIGHT.
Signal. Measure. Country or System. Signal. Measure. Country or System.
AZX Measures of Weight. BAD oantar
Oantar i
Egypt,
^ Turkey.
United States and
,
( Argentina.
Brazil.
BAE oarat
ri ,..+ i
-j
Great Britain
AZY -Arroba
.
\ Portugal.
[ Spain. BAF Catty, or, Chin China.
Batman (or, Miria-
gramme) bay Turkish Metrical. Centigramme Metrical.
or
BAC 'Berkovitz Russia. BAG Habbe Turkish Metrical.
Boughdais (or, Deci- or
gramme) b a J Turkish Metrical. ^Kokkos Greek Metrical.
54 MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. Part I.
Measure. Cowniry or System. Signal. Gowntry or

Denmark. Millier -Metrical.
BAH Centner . Sweden. or
Centner, or, Quintal Tcheki Turkish Metrical.
bci United States. BAV or
Chin, or, Catty, .baf China. Ton United States and
Decagramme Metrical. or . Great Britain.
or (_ Tonne .. German Metrical.
BAI Drachma Turkish Metrical. BAW Milligramme Metrical.
or BAX Mna Greece.
Lood Dutch Metrical. C
Myriagramme Metrical.
Decigramme Metrical. BAY < or
or [ Batman Turkish Metrical.
Boughdais Turkish Metrical. Obolos Decigramme)
(or,
BAJ or baj Greek Metrical.
Korrel Dutch Metrical. Ock, or, Oke (or, Kilo-
or gramme) baq Turkish Metrical.
Obolos Greek Metrical. Onze (or, Hectogramme)
Denk (.or, Gramme) bao Dutch Metrical.
ban Turkish Metrical. .-. United States and
Doppelzentner . .znl Germany. BAZ -Ounce.. (
-j
Great Britain
United States and Pecul, or, Tan. .BCM China.
BAK nrarhm
Dracnm i
Great Britain o ~rii,+M_rf. United States and
Drachma (or, Deca-
j
BCA -Pennyweight (dwt. S
j Great Britain
i
)
gramme) bai Turkish Metrical. BCD Pf und Austria-Hungary.

Drachme (or, Gramme) Pond (or, Kilogramme)
ban Greek Metrical. baq Dutch Metrical,
BAL Funt Bussia.
BCE A
-Pound
d /1V , , ( United States and
BAM -Grain
United States and
(
(lb. )
-j G reat Britain
j Great Britain. BCF Pud, or , Pood __ : Russia.
Gramme Metrical.
BCG Fund i
Denmark.
or -j
Sweden
Denk Turkish Metrical.
BCH Onartar
quarter. United States and
......ji
BAN or Great Britain .
Drachme Greek Metrical. United Statefi.

or Argentina.
Wigtje Dutch Metrical. Brazil.
Habbe (or, Centi- BCI -Quintal
Chile.
gramme) bag Turkish Metrical. Portugal.
Hectogramme Metrical. [Spain.
BAO or fQuintal Metric Metrical.
Onze Dutch Metrical. BCJ I or
BAP Hundredweight (cwt. ) Great Britain. (.Kantar Turkish Metrical.
Kan tar (or-, Quintal
Metric) bcj Turkish Metrical. BCK - R "olo_
Kilogramme
or
Metrical.
Ser (or, Kilogramme)
--IS,
Ock, or, Oke - Turkish Metrical. baq India.
BAQ or BCL -Stone Great Britain.
Pond _ Dutch Metrical.
or BCM Tan, or.. Pecul China.
Ser -India. Tcheki (or, Millier)
bav Turkish Metrical.
BAB Kin j--- Japan. Ton (or, Millier) ( United States and
Kokkos (or, Centi- bav ( Great Britain.
gramme) bag Greek Metrical. Tonne (or, Millier)
Korrel (or, Decigramme) bav German Metrical.
baj Dutch Metrical. "Wigtje (or, Gramme)
BAS Kvint Denmark. ban Dutch Metrical.
BAT Kwamme Japan. BCN -Zolotnick Russia.
{Argentina.
Chile. For listof countries in which the Met-
BAU -Libra
Portugal. rical is used, and for Table for
System
Spain. Converting Metrical Measures and
Lood (or, Decagramme) Weights into their American Equiva-
bai Dutch Metrical. lents, seepage 55.
Part I. MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OP DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. 55
LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IK WHICH THE METRICAL SYSTEM

IS USED.
United States (permissive).

:
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
.
Part I. LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE. 57
Code Code Code

Flag Flag Flag
over Longitude Cont'd. over Longitude Cont'd. over Longitude Cont'd.
FG 47 logituude. HA 92longitude. IV 137 longitude.
FH 48 longitude. HB 93longitude. IW 138 longitude.
FI 49 longitude. HC 94longitude. IX 139 longitude. '
FJ 50 longitude. HD 95longitude. IY 140 longitude.

'
FK 51 longitude. HB '96 longitude. IZ 141 longitude.

FL 52 longitude. HF 97 longitude. JA 142 longitude.
FM 53 longitude. HG 98 longitude. JB 143 longitude.
FN 54 longitude. HI 99 longitude. JC 144 longitude.
FO 55 longitude. HJ 100 longitude. JD 145 longitude.
FP 56 longitude. HK 101 longitude. JE 146 longitude.
FQ 57 longitude. HL 102 longitude. JF 147 longitude.
FR 58 longitude. HM 103 longitude. JG 148 longitude.
FS 59 longitude. HN 104 longitude. *JH 149 longitude.
FT 60 longitude. HO 105 longitude. JI 150 longitude.
FU 61 longitude. HP 106 longitude. JK 151 longitude.
FV 63 longitude. HQ 107 longitude. JL 152 longitude. '

FW 63 longitude. HB 108 longitude. JM 153 longitude.

FX 64 longitude. HS 109 longitude. JN 154 longitude.
FY 65 longitude. HT 110 longitude. JO 155 longitude.
FZ 66 longitude. HU 111 longitude. JP 156 longitude.
GA 67 longitude. HV 112 longitude. JQ 157 longitude.
GB 68 longitude. HW 113 longitude. JR 158 longitude.
GC 69 longitude. HX -^114 longitude. JS 159 longitude.
GD 70 longitude. HY 115 longitude. JT 160 longitude.
GE 71 longitude. HZ 116 longitude. '
JU 161 longitude.
GF 73 longitude. IA 117 longitude. JV 162 longitude.
GH 73 longitude. IB 118 longitude. JW 163 longitude.
GI 74 longitude. IC 119 longitude. JX 164 longitude.
GJ 75 longitude. ID 120 longitude. JY 165 longitude.
GK 76 longitude. IE 121 longitude. JZ 166 longitude.
GL 77 longitude. IF 122 longitude. KA 167 longitude.
GM 78 longitude. IG 123 longitude. KB 168 longitude.
GN 79 longitude. IH 124 longitude. KC 169 longitude.
GO 80 longitude. IJ 125 longitude. KD 170 longitude.
GP 81 longitude. IK 126 longitude. KE 171 longitude.
GQ 82 longitude. IL 127 longitude. KF 172 longitude.
GB --83 longitude. IM 128 longitude. KG 173 longitude.
GS 84 longitude. IN 129 longitude. KH 174 longitude.
GT 85 longitude. 10 130 longitude. KI 175 longitude.
GU 86 longitude. IP 131 longitude. KJ 176 longitude.
GV 87 longitude. IQ 132 longitude. KL 177 longitude.
GW 88 longitude. IR 133 longitude. KM 178 longitude.
GX 89 longitude. *
IS 134 longitude. KN 179 east longitude.
GY 90 longitude. IT 135 longitude. KO 179 west longitude.
GZ 91 longitude. IU 136 longitude. KP 180 longitude.
DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.
HOURS OF TIME, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ARC.

Civil time is to be understood unless the signal FIIW (astronomical) is made.
Code
BAROMETER
[In inches and millimeters.]
The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.
Signal.
THERMOMETER
Signal.
Part I. THERMOMETER. 61
Fahren- Fahren- Centigrade. Reaumur.

Signal.
heit.
Centigrade. Reaumur. Signal. heit.
Code Flag Code Flag

OVER YU 88 +31 +24 9 over ZK 98 6 +37 +29 6
YV 89 +31 +25 3 ZL 99 +37 +29 8
YW 89 8 +32 +25 6 ZM 100 +37 +30 2
YX 90 +32 +25 v8, ZN 100 4 +38 +30
+30
4
XZ 91 + 32 +26 2 zo 101 +38 7
ZA. 91 4 + 33 +26-4 ZP 102 +38 +31 1
ZB 92 +33 +26 7 ZQ 102 2 +39 +31 2

ZC 93 +33 +27 1 ZR 103 +39 +31 6
ZD 93 2 +34 +27 2 ZS 104 +40 +32
ZE 94 +34 +27 6 ZT 105 +40 +32 4
ZF 95 +35 +28 zu 105 8 +41 +32 8
ZG 96 +35 +28 4 zv 106 +41 +32 9
ZH 96 8 +36 +28 8 zw
ZI 97 +36 +28 9 zx
ZJ 98 +36 +29 3 ZY
.
AUXILIAEY PHEASES.
(i. <., Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, or forming' sentences or parts of sentences in
frequent use.)
N. B. Many ofthe following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.
They must therefore be used with great discretion when communication is being
held with ships or signal stations not using the English language.
AMARE.
BEA Am. I am. Are Continued.

BEC Ami? How are they? bxh
BED Am I not? How are you? bxi
BEE Am I to ? How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
BEG Am, Are, or, Is not. or things indicated) 1 bxo
Am, Are, or, Is not to be bpd If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Am, Are, or, Is not to have bqd cated) is (or, are) -BYL
BEH Am, Are, or, Is to. If he (she, or persons or things indi-
it,
Am, Are, or, Is to be bfc cated) is (or, are) able to bym
Am, Are, or, Is to have bqc If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
How am I? bxg cated) is (or, are) not byn
BEI I am not. If he (she, it,or persons or things indi-
If lam . byx cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
If lam not I byz If they are caf
What, or, Which am I? _- cpv If they are not cag
When am I to? --_ CQv If we are cax
Where am I (or, are we)? csq If we are not cay
Where I am (or, we are) ctg If you are cbq
Why am I? -'
cuy If you are not - cbr
Is, or, Are, he, (she, it, or persons or
BEJ Are. things indicated) ? bvy
BEK Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s). There are (or, is) cmg
BEL Are, or, Is my (mine). There are (or, is) not cmh
BEM Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we ? They are for cnm
Are, Am, Is not
or, beg BET They are from.
Are, Am, Is not to be
or, bfd BEU They are.
Are, Am, Is not to have
or, bqd BEV They are not.
Are, Am, Is to
or, beh BEW We are.
Are, Am, Is to be
or, bfc BEX We are not.
Are, Am, Is to have
or, bqc What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw
BEN Are, or, Is the. What, or, Which are (or, is)you-r-s?-CFY
BEO Are, or, Is theirs, or, Are they ? What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
BEP Are,
or, Is there any ? or persons or things indicated) ?-CPX
BEQ Are these those)? (or, When are (or, is)? cqw
BER Are, Is with or, When are we ? cqx
BES Are, or, Is you-r-s. When are you? cqy
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- When he (she, it, or persons or things
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is, indicated) is (or, are) CRJ
or, are doing) bul When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
He, She. It (or persons or things indi- or things indicated,)''. CRN
cated) had (has, or, have) not done When they are csi
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup When we are : csl
He, She, It (or person s or things indi- When you are. ..-CSN
cated) is (or, are) for bur Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Where are (or, is)? csr
cated) is (or, from
are) bus , Where arethey ? cst
He, She, It (or persons or thing s indi- Where are you from ? si
cated) is (or, are) but Where he (she, it, or persons or things
He, She, It (or persons orHhings indi- indicated)is (or, are) ctd
cated) is (or, are) able to buv Where I am (or, we are) ctg
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
cated) is (or, are) not buw or things indica%ed)1 cth
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Where they are ^ qua
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux Where we are (or, I am) - - ctg
(62)
)
Part 1. AUXILIARY ^PHRASES. 63
AREBE.
Abe Continued. Be Continued.

Where you are-- -
cup He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Who are (or, is)? cui cated) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
Why are (or, is)? cuz He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Why are yon? cva cated) must be buz
Why are you not? cvb He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BEY Yon are. cated) must not be _bvc
BEZ You are not. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) ought to be -BVF
BFA Be. Been. Being. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BFC Am, Are, or, Is to be. cated.) ought not to be bvg
BFD Am, Are, Is not to be.
BFE
BFG
Be the.
Can, or May be.
or,
cated) shall(or, will) be
He, She, It (or persons br things indi-
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-

bvi
Can, or May do (or, be done) blt cated) shall ( or, will )notbe bvk
BFH Can, or.May have been. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can.or May have done(or, been done)BLV cated) should (or, would) be. bvm
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
things indicated) be? btk cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or done) bvn
things indicated) have been ? btl He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can, or, Maylbe? bkh cated) should (or, would)not be. .bvq
Can, or, May it be done? blw He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BFI Can, or, May there be ? cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
BFJ Can not, or. May not be. be done) bvk
Cannot, or, Maynotdo(or,bedone)-BLX He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BFK Can not, or May not have been. cated) was (or, were) to be bvw
Can not, or May not have done (or, been He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
done) blz cated) was (or, were) not to be bvx
Can not, or May not he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be ? btm BFX I can may) be.
(or,
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- BFY I can not (or, may not) be.
sons or things indicated) have been ? BFZ could
I might) be.
(or,
BTN BGA I could might) not be.
(or,
BFL Could, or, Might be. BGC I had have) been.
(or,
Could, or, Might do(or, be done) .. _bma BGD I had have) not been.
(or,
BFM Could, or, Might have been. BGE I must be.
Could, or, Might have done (or, been BGF I must not be.
done)-. bmc BGH shall
I will) be.
(or,
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons BGI I shall will) not be.
(or,
or things indicated) be ? bto BGJ should
I would) be.
(or,
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons BGK I should would) have been.
(or,
or things indicated) not be ? btp BGL I should would) not be.
(or,
BFN Cbuld, or. Might not be. BGM I should would) not have been.
(or,
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done) bmd If it can (or, may) be done bzr
BFO Could, or, Might not have been. If it can not (or, may not) be done..BZS
Am.
Could, or Might not have done (or, been Is, etc. (See
done) : bme Is it not to be done? bni
BFP Could, or, Might there be ? Is it to be done? bnj
BFQ Had, Has, or Have been. It, etc.
BGN It can be.
(See He.)
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done) bmr It can (or, may) be done _. __bnk
Had, Has, or Have,. he (she, it, or per- BGO It can not be.
sons or things indicated) been?--BTU It can not (or, may not) be done bnl
'
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- It could (or, might) be done bnm
sons or things indicated) not been? It could (or, might) not be done.__BNO
BTX BGP It had (or, has) been.
BFR Had, or, Have I been ?
BGQ
It had (or, has) been done
had (or, has) not been.
bnp
BFS Had, Has, or, Have not been. It
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been It had (or, has) not been done bnq
done) bms BGR It ought to be.
BFT Had, or, Have they been ? It ought to be done bnr
BFU Had, or, Have we been ? BGS It ought not to be.
BFV Had, or, Have you been ? It ought not to be done bns
BFW Having been. BGT It shall
It shall
(or, will) be.
(or, will) be done bnt
persons or things indi-
He, She, It (or
cated) can (or, may) be buc BGU It shall (or, will) not be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- It shall (or, will) not be done bnu
cated) can not (or, may not) be-.BUE BGV -^Let her be.
He, She, It (or person s or things indi- Let him be bxe
cated) had (has, or, have) been_--BUK BGW Let them be.
64 AUXILIARY PHRASES. Part I.
BE.
Be Continued. Be Continued.
BGX Let us be. BHO Should, or, Would there be ?
May, etc. (See Can. ) .

That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
Might, etc. (See Could.) That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
Must be cem CKT
Must do (or, be done) Cen That, or, This could (or, might) be.CKV
Must have been cep That, or, This could (or, might) not be
Must not be ...CEV CKW
Must not do (or, be done) cew That, or, This had (has, or, have) been
BGY Need be. CKY
BGZ Need not be. That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
Not be (been, being) cpn been ckz
.Not to be cgh That, or,This must be clj
Not to be done CGI That, or,This must not be clm
Not to be had cgj That, or,This shall (or, will) be -.-Cln
Ought not to be CHS That, or.This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
Ought to be chy That, or,This should (or, would) be. CLP
Ought to do (or, be done) ___chz That, or,This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
BHA Shall, or, Will be. There can (or, may) be cmj
Shall, or, "Will do (or, be done) bnw There can not (or, may not) be cmi,
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done) There could (or, might) be cmo
BNX There could (or, might) not be cmp
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons There had (has, or, have) been cmr
or things indicated) be? bwe There had (has, or, have) not been .cms
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons There shall (or, will) be
, cmv
or things indicated) do (or, be done)? There shall (or, will) hot be cmx
BWF There should (or, would) be cmz
Shall, or,Will he (she, it, or persons There should (or. would) havebeen.CNA
or things indicated) not be ?. bwi There should (or, would) not be cnd
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons . There should (or; would) not have been,
or things indicated) not do (or, be CNE
done)? bwj BHP They can (or, may) be.
BHQ They can not (or, may not) be.
BHC Shall, Will I be?
or, BHE They could (or, might) be.
BHD Shall, Will not be?
or, BHS They could (or, might) not be.
Shall, or Will not do (or, be done) _bny BHT They had (or, have) been.
x
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been BHU They had (or, -have) not been.
done) bnz BHV They must be.
BHE Shall, or, Will there be? BHW They must not be.
BHF Shall, or, Will they be ? BHX They ought to be.
BHG Shall, or, Will we be ? BHY They ought not to be.
BHI Shall, or, Will you be ? BHZ They shall (or, will) be.
BHJ Shall, or, Will you not be 1 BIA They shall will) not
(or, be.'
BHK Should, or, Would be. BIC They should would) be.
(or,
Should, or, Would do (or, be done) .bof BID They should would) not be.
(or,
BIE They were to be.
BHL Should, or, Would have been. BIP They were not to be.
Should, or, Would have done (or, been To be cnp
'done) -._ _ bog To be at cnq
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or, per- To be done : cnr
sons or thing s indicated) be bwn To be had. cns
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons BIG Was, or, Were to be.
or things indicated) do (or, be done)? BIH We can (or, may) be.
BWO BIJ We can not (or, may not) be.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons BIK We could (or, might) be.
or things indicated) have been Lbwq BIM We could (or, might) not be.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons BIN We had have) been.
(or,
or things indicated) not be ? - ..bws BIO We had have) not been.
(or,
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons BIP We must be.
or things indicated) not do (or, be BIQ We must not be.
done)? *. bwt BIE We shall (or, will) be.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons BIS We shall (or, will) not be.
or things indicated) not have been ? BIT We should (or, would) be.
BWT BIU We should (or, would) not be.
BHM Should, or, Would not be. BIV We were to be.
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done), BIW We were not to be.
boh When shall (or, will) be? CRS
BHN Should, or, Would not have been. When shall (or, will) it be done?..CRX
Should, or, Would not have done (or, When shall (or, will) you be? CSD
been done) boi Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
-J
'
Part I. AUXILIARY PHRASES. 65
BECAN.
Be Continued. Can Continued.

Where shall (or,, will) you be? ctu .Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Will, etc. (See Shall.) Can not, or,May not have done (or,
BIX Will it be ? been done) blz
Would, etc. (See Should.) Can not, or, May not have had bqi
BIY You can (or, may) be. Cannot, or, May not he (she, it,
or per-
BIZ You can not may not) be.
{or, sons or things indicated) be ? btm
BJA You could might) be.
(or, Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
BJC You could might) not be.
(or, sons or things indicated) have been ?
BJD You had have) been.
{or, btn
BJE You had have) not been.
{or, He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BJF You must be. cated) can (or, may) bua
BJG You must not be. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BJH You ought to be. cated) can (or, may) be buc
BJI You ought not to be. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BJK You shall will) be.
{or, cated) cannot (or, may not) bud
BJL You shall will) not be.
{or, He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BJM You should would) be.
{or, cated) can not (or, may not) be -_bue
BJN You should would) not be.
{or, How can (or, may)? BXJ
BJO You were to be. BKQ I can (or, may).
BJP You were not to be. lean (or, may) be
may) have
bfx
bri
lean (or,
BJQ By. BKE I can not (or, may not).
BJB By him her-s,(his, it-s). I can not (or, may not) be bfy
BJS By me (my, mine.) I can not (or, may not) have bbj
BJT By that {or, this.) BKS I shall (or, will) if I can.
BJU By the. I will do it if I can lip
BJV By them (their-s). If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
BJW By there. cated) can (or, may)-.- byd
BJX By these those). {or, If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
BJY By us (our-s). cated) can not (or, may not) bye
BJZ By what which). {or, If I can (or, may) bza
BKA By whom whose). {or, If lean not (or, may not) bzc
BKC By you-r-s. If it can (or, may) be done bzr
BKD Me by. If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS
Cah
Not by cfo If they can (or may)
If they can not (or, may not) cai
Can {or, May). bke If we
can (or, may) caz
BKE Can. If we can not (or,
If you can (or, may)
may not) cba
cbs
Can, or, May be bfg
Can, or, May do (or, be done) .- blt If you can not (or, may not) cbt
Can, or, May do it blu It, etc. (See He.)
Can, or, May have bqe Itcan be -BGN
Can, or, May have been bfh Itcan (or, may) be done ---BNK
Can, or, May have done (or, been done) Itcan not be - bgo
blv Itcan not (or, may not) be done bnl
Can, or, May have had bqp No, I can not . huz
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or Nothing can (or.'could) . skb
things indicated)"! btj That, or, This can (or, may).. ckq
Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or

That, or, This can (or, may) be ckr
things indicated) be? btk That, or, This can not (or may not) _cks
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or That, or, This can not (or, may not)
things indicated) have been? btl be ckt
BKF Can, or, May his (hers, it-s)? There can (or, may)
There can (or, may) be
CMI
Cmj
BKG Can, or, May I (my, mine) ?
There can not (or, may not) CMK
BKH Can, or, May I be ?

bqg There can not (or, may not) be cml
Can, or, May I have some ?
Can, or, May it be done? blw BKT They can (or, may).
BKI Can, May that (or, this)?

or, They can (or, inay) be bhp
Can, May the?
or, hue They can (or, may) have bsf
Can, May there be ?
or, bfi BKU They can not (or, may not).
Can, or, May these They can not (or, may not) be bhq
BKJ (or, those)?
They can not (or, may not) have.-.BSG
BKL Can, or, May they (their-s)?
BKM Can, or, May they not? BKV" We can (or, may).
BKN Can, or, May we (our-s) ? We can (or, may) be bih
BKO Can, or, May you-r-s ? We can (or, may) have bsn
BKP Can not, or, May not ? BKW We can not (or, may not).
Cannot, or, May not be bfj We can not (or, may not) be bij
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done) .blx -
We can jiopdVn, may not) have bso
Cannot, or, May not do it bly What, or, Which can (or, may!)?.-.cpz
Can not, or. May not have bqh . When can (or, may)? CQZ
1092907-
.
CANDO.
Can Continued. Could Continued.

When can (or, may)
I crm She, etc. (See He.)
"Where can (or, may)? CSV That, or This could (or, might) Cku
"Who can (or, may)? cuj That, or This could (or-, might) be-.cxv
Why can (or, may)? huf That, or This could (or, might) not be,
Why can not (or, may not) cvd ckw
Yes, lean hug There could (or, might) cmn
BKX You can (or, may). There could (or, might) be cmo
You can (or, may) be biy There could (or, might) not be cmp
You can (or, may) have bsy BLN They could (or, might).
BKY You can not (or, may not). They could (or, might) be bhb
You can not (or, may not) be biz BLO They could (orj might) not.
You can not (or, may not) have bsz They could (or, might) not be bhs
BLP We couli (or, might).
Could (or, Might) bkz We could (or, might) be .. __bik
BKZ Could. BLQ We could (or, might) not.
Could, or, Might be bfl We could (or, might) not be bim
Could, or, Might do (or, be, done)-_BMA What, or. Which
could (or, might) ?_cqa
Could, or, Might have bqj When could (or, might)? cea
Could, or, Might have been bfm Where could (or, might) ? csw
Could, or, Might have done (or, been Who could (or, might)? cum
done) bmc Why could (or, might)? evi
Could, or, Might have had bqk Why could (or, might) not? cvf
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons BLR You could (or, might).
or things indicated) be? bto You could (or, might) be bja
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons BLS You could (or, might) not.
or things indicated) not be ? btp You could (or, might) not be bjc
BLA Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s) ?
BLC Could, or, Might I (lny, mine) ? Do. Does. Did. Doing. Done...bmf
BLD Could, or, Might not. BLT Can, May do (or, be done)
or,
Could, or, Might not be bfn BLU Can, May do it.
or,
Could, or, Mightnot do (or.be done).BMD BLV Can, May have done (or, been done).
or,
Could, or, Might not have bql BLW Can, May it be done?
or,
Could, or, Might not have been bfo BLX Can not, or, May not do (or, be done).
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been BLY Can not, or, May not do it.
done) bme BLZ Can not, or, May not have done (or,
Could, or, Might not have had bqm been done).
BLE Could, or, Might -that (or, this)? BMA Could, or, Might do (or, be done).
BLF Could, or, Might the ? BMC Could, or, Might have done been (or,
Could, or, Might there be ? bfp done).
BLG Could, or, Might these (or, those) ? BMD Could, or, Might not do be done).
(or,
BLH Could, or, Might they (their-s) ? BME Could, or, Might not have done been (or,
BLI Could, or, Might we (our-s)? done).
BLJ Could, or, Might you-r-s ? BMF Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or persons
cated) could (or, might) buf or things indicated) ? . btq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BMG Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?
cated) could (or, might) not bug BMH Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?
How could (or, might)? bxk BMI Do, Does, or, Did not.
BLK I could (or, might). Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
I could (or, might) be bfz have
cated) btr
I could (or, might) have brk BMJ Does, Did that (or this) ?
or,
BLM I could (or, might) not. BMK Do, Does, or, Did the?
I could (or, might) not be bga BML Do, Does, or, Did there?
I could (or, might) not have bkl BMN Do, or, Did these (or, those) ?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BMO Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s) ? :
>
cated) could (or, might) byf BMP Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s) ?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BMQ Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?
cated) could, or, might not byg BMR Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
If I could (or, might) _. bzd done).
If I could (or, might) not bze BMS Had, has, or, Have not done (or, been
If they could (or, might) caj done).
If they could (or, might) not cal BMT Had, or, Have I done?
If we could (or, might) cbd BMU Had, or, Have they done?
If we could (or, might) not cbe BMV Had, or, Have we done?
If you could (or, might) cbu BMW Had, or, Have you done?
If you could (or, might) not- cbv BMX Having done.
It, etc, .(See He.) He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
It could (or, might) be done bnm cated) does (do, or, did) buh
It could (or, might) not be done bno He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Nothing could skb cated) does (do, or, did) not bui

DO.
Do Continued. Do Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BNY Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done).
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, BNZ Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
is, or, are doing) bul done).
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BOA Shall, or, Will they do it ?
cated) had (has, or, have) not done BOC Shall, or, Will they not do it ?
(or, is, or, are not doing) bup BOD Shall, or, Will you do it ?
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BOE Shall, or, Will you not do it ?
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be BOP Should, or, Would do (or, be done).
done) bvn BOG Should, or, Would have done (or, been
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- done).
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
he done) bvk or thing s indicated) do (or, be done),
How do (does, or, did)? -_bxl BWO
How do (or, did) you?. bxm Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
I do (or, did). or things indicated) not do (or, be
I do (or, did) not. done) bwt
I had (or, have) done. BOH Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).
I had (or, have) not done. BOI Should, or, Would not have done (or,
I shall (or. will) do. been done).
I shall (or, will) not do. BOJ They do did). (or,
I should (or, would) do. BOK They do (or, did) not.
I should (or, would) not do, BOL They had (or, have) done.
I will doit if I can lip BOM They had (or, have) not done.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- To be done- cnr
cated) does (do, or, did) byh To do : CNT
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BON Was, or, Were done (or, doing).
cated) does (do, or, did) not ..byi BOP Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).
If Ido (or, did) bzf BOQ We do did). (or,
If I do (or, did) not bzg BOB, We do (or, did) not.
If I were you I should not do it liq BOS We had (or, have) done,
If it can (or, may) be done bzr BOT We had have) not done.
(or,
If it can not (or, may not) be done-.BZS What, or, Which do (does, or, did) ?- -CQB,
If they do (or, did) cam What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he (she
If they do (or, did) not can it, or persons or things indicated) ?. cqd
If we do (or, did) cbp What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
If we do (or, did) not cbg or.you)? cqe
If you do (or, did) cbw What, or, Which shall (or, will)I (or, we)
If you do (or, did) not Cbx do? CQL
Is it done? What, or, Which shall (or, will) they (or,
Is it not to be done? you) do? -CQN
Is it to be done? What, or, Which should (or,
cqr
would) I
It, etc. (See He.) (or, we) do?
It can (or, may) be done. What, or, Which should (or, would) they
It can not (or, may not) be done. (or, you) do? Jcqs
It could (or, might) be done. When do (does, or, did) ?
When does (do, or, did) he
cbb
it, or,
It could (or, might) not be done. (she,
It has had) been done.
(or, persons or things indicated) ? CRD
It has had) not been done.
(or, When do (or, did) I (or, we) ? CRE
When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- - .crp
It ought to be done.
It ought not to be done. When done with org
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
It shall (or, will) be done.
It shall (or, will) not be done. do? CRV
It will do. When shall (or, will) be done ?- - -CRX
it
May, etc. (See Can.) Where do (does, or, did) ? csx

Might, etc. (See Could.) Where do (or,did) I (or, we)? csy
Must do (or, be done) cen Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- . csz .
Must not do (or, be done) cew Who do (does, or, did)? cuo
Not doing cfp Why do (does, or, did) ? cvg
Not done.- CH! Why do (does, or, did) not? ovh
Not to be done... cgi Why do (or,did) you? --Cvi
Ought I to do? chq Why do (or, did) you not ? CVJ
Ought to do (or, be done) chz Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Shall, or, Will do, (or, be done). BOU Will it do ?
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done). BOV Will not do.
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or Will you do it? owe
things indicated), do (or, be done) ? Would. (See Should.)
bwf BOW You do (or, did).
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or, persons or BOX You do (or, did) not.
things indicated), not do(or, be done)? BOY You had (or, have) done.
BWJ BOZ You had (or, have) not done.
FOEHAD, HAS, HAVE.
Foe bpa Had, Has, or. Have Continued.

BPA For. BQM Could, or, Might not have had. '
BPC For all. Do not let him (her, it, or persons

BPD For him her-s,(his, it-s, or persons or indicated) have btr
things indicated). BQN Had, Has, or, Have.
BPE For me (my, mine). BQO Had, Has, or, Have any.
BPF For that {or, this). Had, Has, or, Have been bfq
BPG For the. Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
BPH For them (their-s). done) bmr
BPI For these (or, those). BQP Had, Has, or, Have had.
BPJ For us (our-s). Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
BPK For what which). (or, sons or things indicated) bts
BPL For whom whose). (or, Had, pas, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
BPM For you-r-s. sons or things indicated) been . .btu
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
cated) is (or,are) for. .-.-BUR sons or things indicated) had ...btv
Not for - cfr Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
They are for cnm sons or things indicated) not btw
Was, or, Were for cop Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
Where for? cta sons or things indicated) not been,
BTX
From bpn Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
BPN From. sons or things indicated) not had.BTY
BPO From him her-s, or persons or
(his, it-s, BQE Had, Has, or, Have, his (her-s, it-s).
things indicated). BQS Had, Has, or, Have, I (my, mine) ?
BPQ From me (my, mine). Had, or, Have I been? bfr
BPR From that (or, this). Had, or, Have I done? bmt
BPS From the. BQT Had, or, Have I had ?
BPT From them (their-s). BQU Had, Has, or, Have not.
BPU From there. , Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs
BPV From these those). (or, Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
BPW From us (our-s). done) bms
BPX From what (or which). -
, BQV Had, Has, or, Have not had.
BPY From whence (or, where). BQW Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this).
BPZ From whom (or, whose). BQX Had, Has, or, Have the.
BQA From you-r-s. BQY Had, Has, or, Have there.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BQZ Had, or, Have these (or, those) ?
cated) is (or, are) from ...bus BRA Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s) ?
Not from... cfs Had, or, Have they been?.. bft
They are from bet Had, or, Have they done ? bmu
Was, or, Were from coq BEC Had, or, Have they had ?
Where are you from? si BED Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?
Had, or,/Have we been bfu
Had, Has, or, Have bqn Had, or, Have we done bmv
BQC Am, Are, or, Is to have. BEE Had, or, Have we had ?
BQD Am, Are, or, Is not to have. BEF Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s.
BQE Can, or, May have. Had, or. Have you been? bfv
Can, or, May have been bfh Had, or, Have you done? BMW
Can, or, May have done (or, been BEG Had, or, Have you had ?
done) blv Having opi
BQP Can, or, May have had. Having been bfw
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or Having done bmx
things indicated) have been ? btl BEH Having had.
BQG Can, or, May I have some ? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BQH Can not, or, May not have. cated) had (has, or, have) buj
Can not, or, May not have been bfk He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been cated) had (has, or, have been)-..BUK
done) _ , blz He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BQI Can not, or, May not have had. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or or, are doing) bul
persons or things indicated) have He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
been? ... btn cated) had (has, or, have) had . .bum .
BQJ Could, or, Might have. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might have been bfm cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
Could, or, Might have done (or, been He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
done) BMC cated) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
BQK Could, or, Might have had. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BQL Could, or, Might not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
Could, or, Might not have been bfo is, or, are not doing) bup
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been He, She,- It (or persons or things indi-
done) bme cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
HAD, HAS, HAVE.

)
HAD, HAS, HAVEHE, SHE, IT.
Had, Has, or, Have Continued. He, She, It Continued.

Where shall (or, will) we have ? CTR BUE He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Which, etc. (See What.) cated) can not may not) be.
(or,
Who had (has, or, have)? cup BUF He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Why had (has, or, have) ? cvk cated) could (or, might).
Why had (has, or, have) not? CVL BUG He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Why had (or, have) you? cvm cated) could (or, might) not.
Why had (or, have) you not? CVN BUH He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Will it have? .-CWD cated) does (do, or, did).
Would, etc. (See Should.) BUI He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BSY You can (or, may) have. cated) does (do, or, did) not.
BSZ You can not (or, may not) have. BUJ He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTA You had (or, have). cated) had (has, or, have).
You had (or, have) been bjd BUK He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
You had (or, have) done boy cated) had (has, or, have) been.
BTC You had (or, have) had. BUL He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTD You had (or, have) not. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
You had (or, have) not been bje or, are doing).
You had (or, have) not done boz BUM He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTE You had (or, have) not had. cated) had (has, or, have) had.
BTF You shall (or, will) have. BUN He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTG You shall (or, will) not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not.
BTH You should, (or, would) have. BUO He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTI You should (or, would) not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not been.
BUP He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
He btz cated) had (has, or, have) not done
(or, is, or, are not doing).
He, She, It, or, Persons, or, Things. BUQ He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is. cated) had (has, or, have) not had.
BTJ May he (she,
Can, or, it, or persons or BUR He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
things indicated) 1 cated) is (or, are) for.
BTK Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or BUS He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
thing s indicated) be ? cated) is (or, are) from.
BTL
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or BUT He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
things indicated) have been ? cated) is (or, are).
BTM Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- BUV He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
son s or things indicated) be ? cated) is (or, are) able to.
BTN Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- BUW He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) have been? cated) is (or, are) not.
BTO Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons BUX He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
or things indicated) be ? cated) is (or, are) not able to.
BTP Could, or, Might he (she, it or persons He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
or things indicated) not be ? cated) may. (See Can.)
BTQ Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or persons He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
or things indicated) 1 cated) might. (See Could.)
BTR Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi- BUY He. She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) have. cated) must.
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or BUZ He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
things indicated) bpd cated) must be.
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons BVA He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
or things indicated) - - bpo cated) must not.
BTS Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- BVC He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) 1 cated) must not be.
BTU Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it or per- BVD He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) been? cated) ought to.
BTV Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- BVE He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) had ? cated) ought not to.
BTW Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- BVF He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) not ? cated) ought to be.
BTX Had, has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- BYG- He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) not been. cated) ought not to be.
BTY Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per- BVH He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) not had ? cated) shall (or, will).
BVI He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTZ He. / cated) shall (or, will) be.
BUA He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BVJ He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may). cated) shall (or, will) not.
BUC He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BVK -He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be. cated) shall (or, will) not be.
BUD He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BVL He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can not (or, may not). cated) should (or, would).
) ) ? ) )
HE, SHE, IT.
He, She, It Continued.

BVM He, She, It (or persons or things indi- If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) be. cated) would, etc. (See Should.
BVN He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BVY Is, or, Are he (she, it, or persons or
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be things indicated) 1
done). BVZ It.
BVO He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BWA Let him (her, or persons or things it,
cated) should (or, would) have. indicated) have.
BVP He, She, It (or person s or things indi- May he (she, etc.)? (See Can.) it,
cated) should (or, would) not. Might he (she, etc. (See Could. it, ) 1
BVQ He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Must he (she, or persons or thing s it,
cated) should (or, would) not be. indicated)! cer
BVR He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
v
Ought he (she, or persons or things it,

cated) should (or, would) not do (or, indicated) to? CHN
be done).
BVS He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BWC Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.
cated) should (or, would) not have. BWD Shall, or, Will he (she, or persons it,
BVT He, She, It (or persons or things indi- or thing-s indicated) 1

cated) was (or, were). BWE Shall, or, Will he, (she, or person-s
it,
BVU He, She, It (or persons or things indi- or things indicated) be?
cated) was (or, were) not. BWF Shall, or, Will he (she, or personsit,
BVW He, She, It (or persons or things indi- or things indicated) do be done)? (or,
cated) was (or, were) to be. BWG Shall, or, Will he (she, or person-s
it,
BVX He, She, It (or person s or things indi- or things indicated) have?
cated) was (or, were) not to be. BWH Shall, or, Will he (she, or person-sit,
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- or things indicated) not?

cated) will, etc. (See Shall. BWI Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- or thing s indicated) not be?
cated) would, etc. (See Should. BWJ Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not do (or, be
or things indicated) 1 :.-- bxo done) ?
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per- BWK Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
sons or things indicated)"! bxr or things indicated) not have?
If he (she, it, or persons or fhing-s indi- BWL She.
cated) can (or, may) byd BWM Should, or, Would he (she, or per- it,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- sons or thing-s indicated) 1
cated) can not (or, may not) bye BWN Should, or, Would he (she, or per- it,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- sons or things indicated) be?

cated) could (or, might) byf BWO Should, or. Would he (she, or per- it,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- son-s or things indicated) do (or, be

cated) could (or, might) not byg done) ?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BWP Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
cated) does (do, or, did) byh sons or things indicated) have?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BWQ Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per-
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi sons or thing-s indicated) have been?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BWE Should, or, Would he (she. it, or per-
cated) had (has, or, have) byj sons or thing-s indicated) not?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BWS Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
cated) had (has, or, have) not byk son-s or thing-s indicated) not be?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- BWT Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
cated)is(or, are) byl son-s or things indicated) not do (or,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- be done)
cated) is (or, are) able to bym BWU Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- son-s or things indicated) not have?
cated) is (or, are) not byn BWV Should, or Would he (she, it, or persons
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- or things indicated) not have been?
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo That he (she, it, or persons or things
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- indicated) cla
cated) shall (or, will) byp BWX Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- things indicated,)"!
cated) shall (or, will) not byq BWY Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
If he (she, or persons or thing s
it, indi- things indicated) not ?
cated) should (or, would) bye What, or Which does (do, or did) he
(she, it, or persons or thing-s indi-
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) should (or, would) not bys cated)! --CQD
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- What, or Which is (or are) he (she, it,
cated) was (or, were) byt or person-s or things indicated) 1. .cpx
If he(she, it, or persons or things indi- When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or
cated) was (or, were) not byu persons or thing-s indicated)"! crd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- When he, (she, it, or person-s or thing-s
cated) will, etc. (See Shall.) indicated) is (or are) crj
HE, SHE, ITI.

IFIS.
) )
ISMIGHT.
Is Continued. It Continued.
What, Which Must it-s (his, her-s)?
or, is (or,
or persons or things indicated) ?.cpx
What, or, Which, is (or, are) you-r-s ?
are) he (she, it,
Not it-s (his, her-s)?
Of it-s (him, his, her-s)
ces
cpt
cgn
CPY On its (him, his. her-s) CGY
What, or, Which is it? c<JG Ought it-s ( his, her-s) ? cho
When are (or, is) ? ., cqw Shall, or, Will it (he, she)? bwd
When he (she, it, or, persons or things Shall, or, Will its (his, herB ) ? cis
indicated) is (or, are) CRJ Shall, or Will
, they do it ? - - boa
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons Shall, or, Will they not do it ? boo
or things indicated) 1 CRN Shall, or, Will you do it ? bod
Where are (or, is)? ---- CSR Shall, or, Will you not do it ? .. boe
Where he (she, it, or persons or things Should, or, Would it-s (his, her-s) -_cjp
indicated) is (or, are) ctd That it-s (his, her-s) CLB
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons That it is clg
or things indicated) ? cth That it is not - cm
Who are (or, is)? - cui To it-s (him, his, her-s) cnv
Why are (or, is)? cuz Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)? cor
What, or, Which is it ? cqg
It bvz When it-s (his, her-s) crk
When shall (or will) it be done?.--CRX
(See also He, She, It, or, Person -s, or, Where it-s (his, her-s) cte
Things. ) Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Will it be? --bix
CDW After it. Will it do?, bou
ODX Before it is. Will you doit? '.
owe
By it-s (him, his, her-s)_-_ bjr With it-s (him, his, her-s) cwg
Can, or, May
doit blu Would, etc. (See Should.)
Can, or, May
it-s (his, her-s)? bkp
Can, or, May
it be done ? blw
Can not,' or, May
not doit bly CDZ May. (See Can. )
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 Me, My, Mine, Myself ced
things indicated) bpd CEA After me (my, mine).
From it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or Are, or, Is my (mine).-- bel
things indicated) bpo CEB Before me (my, mine).
Had, Has, or, Have, it-s (his, her-s) ?.bqr By me (my, mine) bjs
If it-s (his, her-s, he, she) byv Can, or, May I (my, mine)? bkg
If it can (or, may) be done bzr Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc
If it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)? bmh
In its (him, his, her-s) cdj For me (my, mine) bpe
Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s) bek From me (my, mine) bpq
Is it? cdt Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)?--BQS
Is it done? bnh If I (my, mine) ___byw
Is it not to be done bni In me (my, mine) cdk ',
Is it so '! cdu Is, etc. (See Are.

Is it to be done? bnj May, etc. (See Can.
CDY Its-self. CED Me, My, Mine, Myself.
It can be-.- bgn Me by bed
It can (or-, may) be done bnk CEF Me to.
It can not be bgo CEG Me with.
It can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL Might, etc. (See Could.)
It could (or, might) be done bnm Must I (my, mine)? cet
It could (or, might) not be done . .bno - CEH Need I (my, mine) ?
It had (or, has) been done bnp Not I (my, mine) cfu
It had (or, has) not been done bnq Of me (my, mine) - . _cgo
It ought to be bgr On me (my, mine) cgz
ought to be done bnr Ought I (my, mine)? Clip
It
It ought not to be --BGS
bns
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? err
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)?---CjQ
It ought not to be done
Itshall (or, will)-. ciq That I (my, mine) old
Itshall (or, will) be bgt To me (my, mine) cnw
Itshall (or, will) be done bnt Was, or, Were I (my, mine)?. cos
Itshall (or, will) not be bgu When I (my, mine) crl
Itshall (or, will) not be done bnu Where I (my, mine) ctf
Itwill do bnv Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Let him (her, it, or persons or things With me (my, mine) cwh
indicated) have bwa Would, etc. (See Should.)
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.) CEI Might. (See Could. )
)
MUSTNOT.
CEJ Must. Not Continued.

He, She, It (or peitson-s or things indi- Can not, or, May not have had bqi
cated) must BUY Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- sons or things indicated) be? btm
cated) must be - buz Can not, or, Maynot he (she, it, or
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- persons or things indicated) have
cated) must not bva been? btn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Could, or, Might be (she, it, or persons
cated) must not be bvc or things indicated) not be? btp
How must? bxp Could, or, Might not bld
CEK I must. Could, or, Might not be bpn
I must be - bge Could, or, Might not do (or, bedone).BMD
CEL I must not. Could, gr, Might not have bql
I must not be bgf Could, or, Might not have been bfo
If I must bzj Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
If I must not bzk done) bmc
CEM Must be. Could, or, Might not have had bqm
CEN Must do be done).
(or, Do, Does, or, Did not bmi
CEO Must have. Do not let him (her, it, or persons or
CEP Must have been. things indicated) have btr
CEQ Must have had. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
CER Must he (she, or persons it, or things sons or things indicated) not? _.btw
indicated) ?
CES Must his (her-s, it-s) ?
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons
CET Must I (my, mine) ?
or things indicated) not been? ___btx
CEU Must not. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons
CEV Must not be. or things indicated) not had? bty
CEW Must not do be done).
(or, Had, Has, or, Have not bqu
CEX Must that this)?
(or, Had, Has, pr, Have not been bfs
CEY Must the? Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
CEZ Must there be? done) 1 bms
CFA Must these (or, those)? Had, Has, or, Have not had bqv
CFB Must they (their-s) ? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CFD Must we (our-s)? cated) can not (or, may not) bud
CPE -Must you-r-s? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
That, or, This must cli cated) can not (or, may not) be - .bue
That, or, This must be clj He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
That, or, This must not clk cated) could (or, might) not bug
That, or. This must not be -.clm He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CFG They must. cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
They must be. bhv He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CFH They must not. cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
They must not be bhw He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CFI We must. cated) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
"We must be bip He, She, It (or persons or things- indi-
CFJ We must not. cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
We must not be biq is, or, are not doing
) bup
What, or, Which must? cqh He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
When must? cro caed)had(has, or, have) not had .-BUQ
Where must? -_-CTl He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Who must? CUQ cated) is (or, are) not buw
Why must? cvo He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CFK You must. cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
You must be bjf He, She, It, etc. may. (See Can.
CFL You must not. ,
He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)

You must not be bjg He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) must not bva
CFM Not. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Am I not? ."
bed cated) must not be bvc
Am, Is, or, Are not -_beg He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Am, Is, or, Are not to be bfd cated) ought not to bve
Am, Is, or, Are not to have bqd He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can, May theynot?
or, -..bkm cated) ought not to be bvg
Cannot, or, May not bkp He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not be.- bfj cated) shall (or, will) not .- BVJ
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done)BLX He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Cannot, or, May not doit bly cated) shall (or, will) not be
Can not, or, May not have bvk
bqh He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not have been bpk cated) should (or, would) not
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been bvp
done) blz cated) should (or, would) not be.-BVQ
NOT.
y
NOT.
Not Continued. Not Continued.

Shall, or, "Will I not have ? -BRY They had (or, have) not ..bsj
Shall, or, Will not ciu They had (or, have) not been bhu
Shall, or, Will not be - bhd They had (or, have) not done bom
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-BNY They had (or, have) not had bsk
Shall, or, Will not have brz They must not .oph
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been They must not be... bhw
done) bnz They ought not to cif
Shall,or, Will they not ? ciz They ought not to be... bhy
Shall,or, Will they not do it ? boc They shall (or, will) not cjg
Shall,or, Will we not? CJB They shall (or, will) not be bia
Shall,or, Will you not? cje They should (or, would) not cjz
Shall,or, Will you not be ? bhj They should (or, would) not be bid
Shall,or, "Will you not do it? boe They should (or, would) not have.-BSM
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons They were not cok
or things indicated) not ? . . _ _bwr They were not to be bip
Should, or, "Would he (she, it, or persons Was, or, "Were he (she, it, or persons or
or things indicated) hot be ? bws things indicated) notto? bwy
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Was
I not to? cou
son s or things indicated) not do (or, Was, or Were not cov
be done)? bwt Was, or, Were not done (or, doing). bop
Should, or, "Would he (she, it, or per- We are not bex
sons or things indicated) not have ? We can not (or, may not) bkw
BWU We can not (or, may not) be bij
Should, "Would he (she, it, or per-
or, We can not (or, may not) have bso
sons or things indicated) not have We could (or, might) not blq
been? bwv We could (or, might) not be bim
Should, or, Would not cjr We do (or, did) not- bor
Should, or, Would not be ...bhm We had (or, have) not... ..bsr
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done) We had (or, have) not been bio
boh "We had (or, have) not done bot
Should, or, Would not have BSD "We had (or, have) not had bst
Should, or, Would not have been_.BHN We must not _cfj
Should, or. Would not have done (or, We must not be biq
been done) boi "We ought not to era
Should, or, "Would not have had bse "We shall (or, will) not cji
That, or, This can not (or, may not)-CKS We shall (or, will) not be bis
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be "We shall (or, will)nothave bsv
CKT "We should (or, would) not ..ckb
That, or, This could (or, might) not be "We should (or, would) not be biu
CKW We should (or, would) not have bsx
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not "We were not cpp
been ckz We were not to be biw
That, This is not
or, clf "Were they not? cpi
That it is not -.-...clh "Were we not? cpk
That, or, This must not . clk Were you not?... cpm
That, or, This must not be clm "Why are you not? cvb
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO Why can not or,
( may
not) ? cvd
That, or, This should (or, would) not "Why could (or, might) not? cvf
be.. clq "Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh
That, or, This was not. cls Why do (or, did) you not 1 cvj
There are (or, is) not ...cmh Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl
There can not (or, may hot) CMK Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
There can not (or, may not) be cml Why not? cvp
There could (or, might) not be cmp Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS "Why should (or, would) not? cvu
There is nothing cmt You are not bez
There shall (or,~will) not ciw You can not or may not)
( , bk .'
. .
There shall (or, will) not be cmx You cannot (or, may not) be biz
There should (or, would) not ckb You can not (or, may not) have bsz
There should (or, would) not be ...cnd You could (or, might) not --_ bls
There should (or, would) not have been You could (or, might) not be bjc
ONE You do (or, did) not box
There was (or, were) not cng You had (or, have) not btd
They are not bev You had (or, have) not been bje
They can not (or, may not) .- bku You had (or, have) not done boz
They can not (or, may not) be bhq You had (or, have) not had... bte
They can not (or, may not) have ...bsg You must not cfl
They could (or, might) not blo You must not be.. .~~II!bjg
They could (or, might) not be bhs You ought not to '.'.Wax.
They do (or, did) not bok You ought not to be bji
, )
NOT SHALL.
Not Continued. Ought to Continued.

Yon shall (or, will) not cjl CIA Ought to have.
You shall (or, will) not be bjl CIB Ought we (our-s) to ?
Yon shall (or, will) hot have - btg CID Ought you-r-s to ?
You should (or, would; not _.cke CIB They ought to.
You should (or, would) not be bjn CIF They ought not to.
You should (or, would) not have ...bti They ought not to be - bhy
You were not .. cpo They ought to be bhx
You were not to be :_. bjp CIG We ought to.
cm We ought not to.
Of r CGM What, or, Which ought to 1 cqj
Not of CFW When ought?- orp
CGM Of. Where ought? ctj
CGN Of him (his, her-s, it-s). Who ought? ...our
CGO Of me (my, mine). Why ought? -'-- CVQ
CGP Of our-s (us). CIJ You ought to.
CGQ Of that (or, this). CIK You ought not to.
CGR Of the. You ought not to be bji
CGS Of them (their-s). You ought to be..'- bjh
CGT Of these (or, those).
CGTJ Of what (or, which). OUR-S-SELVES CIN
CGV Of whom (or, whose). CIL After our-s we). (us,
CGW Of you-r-s. Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem
What, or, Which of the ? CQi CIM Before ours (us).
By our-s (us) 1 bjy
On _. cgx Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn
Not on .'
CFX Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli
CGX -On. Do, Does, or, Did -we (our-s)? bmp
CGY On him (his, her-s, it-s). For ours (us) bpj
CGZ On me (my, mine). From our-s (us) bpw
CHA On our-s (us). Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
CHB On that (or, this).
,
If we (our-s) caw
CHD On the. In our-s (us) ..cdl
CHE On them (their-s). Is, et6. (See Are. )
CHP On these (or, those). May, etc. (See Can.
CHG On what (or, which). Might, etc. (See Could.)
CHI On whom (or, whose). Must we (our-s)? cfd
CHJ On you-r-s. Not our-s (us) cfy
Of our-s (us) CGP-
CHK Ought to. On ours (us) cha
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Ought we (our-s) to? cib
cated) ought to BVD CIN Our-s-selves.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja
cated) ought not to bve Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Than we (ours) ckj
cated) ought not to be bvg That we (our-s) ~ clw
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- To ours (us) '--.. cob
cated) ought to be -.BVF Was, or, Were our-s (we)?. ...cpa
How ought? BXQ When we (our-s) csk
CHL -I ought to. Where we (our-s) cud
CHM I ought not to. Why we (ours) cvy
If I ought to BZL Will, etc. .(See Shall.)
If I ought not to bzm With ours (us) cwm
It ought not to be bgs Would, etc. (See Should.)
It ought not to be done bns
It ought to be bgr Shall (or Will) cir
It ought to be done bnr He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CHN Ought he (she, it or persons or things cated) shall (or, will) bvh
indicated) to ? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CHO Ought his (her-s, it-s) ? cated) shall (or, will) be bvi
CHP Ought I (my, mine) ? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CHQ Ought I to do ? cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
CHR Ought not to. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
CHS Ought not to be. cated) shall. (or, will) not be.' bvk
CHT Ought not to have. How shall (or, will) I? bxs
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, orpersons
CHU Ought that (or, this) ?
or things indicated) 1 bxr
CHV Ought the ?
CHW Ought these (or, those)? How shall (or, will) we? bxt
CHX Ought they to ? How shall (or, will) you? bxu
CHY Ought to be. CIO I shall (or, will).
CHZ Ought to do (or, be done). I shall (or, will) be bgh

SHALL.
Shall Continued. Shall Continued.

I shall (or, will) do bnd CJA Shall; or, Will we (our-s) ?
I shall (or, will) have brq Will we be?

Shall, or, bhg
I shall (or, will) if I can bks CJB Shall, or, Will we not?
CIP I shall (or, will) not. CJD Shall, or, Will you-r-s ?
I shall (or, will) not be bgi Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi
I shall (or, will) not do -_bne Shall, or, Will you do it? bod
Ishall (or, will) not have bes CJE Shall, or, Will you not ?
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will you not be?_ bhj
cated) shall (or, will) byp Shall, or, Will you not do it? boi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- That, or, This shall (or, will) be.-.CLN
cated) shall(or, will) not byq That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
If Ishall (or, will) bzn There shall (or, will) -_.cmd
If I shall (or, will) not bzo Ther<fshall (or, will) be cmv
If they shall (or, will) caq There shall ( or, will) not cmw
If they shall (or, will) not car There shall (or, will) not be cmx
If we shall (or, will)- cbj CJF They shall (or, will).
If we shall (or, will) not- cbk They shall (or, will) be bhz
If you shall (or, will) cda CJG They shall (or, will) not.
If yon shall (or, will) not cdb They shall (or, will) not be bia
CIQ It shall (or, will). CJH We shall (or, will).
It shall (or, will) be. bgt We shall (or, will) be bir
It shall (or, will) be done bnt We shall (or, will) have bsu
Itshall(or, will) not be bgu CJI We shall (or, will) not.

It shall (or, will) not be done bnu We shall (or, will) not be bis
CIR Shall. We shall (or, will) not have bsv
Shall, or, Will be bha What, or, Which shall (or, will) I ? . _cqk
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
Shall, or, Will have brw we) do? cql
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done) What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
BXX we) have _.cqm
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
things indicated) ? bwd they) do? cqn
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
things indicated) be? bwe they) have? cqo
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or When shall (or, will)? crq
things indicated) do (or, be done)? When shall (or, will ) be ? - . crs
BWF When shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or sons or things indicated) '! CRT
things indicated) have? bwg When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-_.CRU
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or When shall (or, will) I have? crw
things indicated) not ? - bwh . When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or do? _'crv
things indicated) not be? bwi When shall (or, will) it be done?--.CRX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or When shall (or, will) they? cry
things indicated) not do (or, be done)? When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
BWJ have? crz
Shall, or, Will ho (sho, it, or persons or When shall (or, will) we have? csa
things indicated) not have? bwk When shall (or, will) you? csb
When shall (or, will) you be ? csd
CIS Shall, or, Will his (hers, its) ? Where shall (or, will)? -- Ctk
CIT Shall, or, Will I (toy, mine)? Where shall (or, will) be? CTL
Shall, or, Will I be? bhc Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
Shall, or, Will I have? brx persons or things indicated)"! ctm
Shall, or, Will I not have bry Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-_-CTN
Shall, or, Will it ? (See He. ) Where shall (or, will) I have ? cro
CIU Shall, or, Will not. Where shall (or, will ) they ? _
ctp
Shall, or, Will not be bhd Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) _bny have? ctq
Shall, or, Will not have brz Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been Where shall (or, will) you ? CTS
done) bnz Where shall (or, will ) you be ? ctu
CIV Shall, or,. Will that (or, this) ? Who shall (or, will)? zef
CIW Shall, or, Will the? Why shall (or, will)? cvr
Shall, or, Will there be?-'. bhe Why shall (or, will) not? evs
CIX Shall, or, Will these (or, those) ? CJK You shall (or, will).
CIY Shall, or, Will they (their-s) ? You shall (or, will) be bjk
Shall, or, Will they be? bhf You shall (or, will) have btf
Shall, or, Will they do it ? -- .. - boa CJL You shall (or, will) not.
CIZ Shall, or, Will they not? You shall (or, will) not be ...bjl
Shall, or, Will they not do it ? boc You shall (or, will) not have btg
)
SHE SHOULD.
She. (SeeHE, She, It) bwl Should Continued.

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
Should (or, Would) cjo sons or things indicated) not be ?.bws
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- sons or things indicated) not do (or,
cated) should (or, would) bvl be done)?. . bwt
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or. Would he or per-
(she, it,
cated) should (or, would) be bvm sons or things indicated) not have ?
He, She, It, (or persons or things indi- bwu
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
done) bvn sons or things indicated) not have
He, She, persons or thing. s indi-
It (or been? ...' bwt
cated) should (or, would) have.. _bvo CJP Should, Would his (her-s,
or, it-s) ?
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- CJQ Should, Would I (my, mine)
or, ?
cated) should (or, would) not bvp CJR Should, or. Would not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would not be bhk
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- boh
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Should, or, Would not have bsj>
be done) bvr Should, or, Would not have been ..bhn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would not have done (or,
cated) should (or, would) not have.Bvs been done) ,_boi
How should (or, would)? bxv Should, or, Would not have had BSE
CJM I should (or, would). CJS Should, or, Would that (or, this)?
I should (or, would) be bgj CJT Should, or, Would the ?
I should (or, would) do bnp Should, or, Would there be?. bho
I should (or, would) have bet CJU Should, or, Would these (or, those) ?
I should (or, would) have been bgk CJV Should, or, Would they (their-s)?
CJN I should (or, would) not. CJW Should, or, Would we (ours)?
I should (or, would) not be bgl CJX Should, or, Would you-r-s ?
I.should (or, would) not do bng That, or, This should (or, would)be.CLP
I should (or, would) not have bku That, or, This should (or, would) not be
I should (or, would) not have been.BGM CLQ
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- There should (or, would) cmy
cated) should (or, would) byr There should (or, would) be - CMZ
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- There should (or, would) have been.CNA
cated) should (or, would) not bys There should (or, would) not cnb
Iflshould (or, would) bzp There should (or, would) not be cnd
If I should (or, would)not bzq There should (or, would) not have been
If I were you I should not do it . . liq . CNE
If they should (or, would) cas CJY They should (or, would).
If they should (or, would) not cat They should (or, would) be . bic
If we should (or, would) cbl They should (or, would) have bsl
If we should (or, would) not cbm CJZ They should (or, would) not.
If you should (or. would) Cde They should (or, would) not be bid
If you should (or, would) not cdf They should (or, would) not have. _ -BSM
It, etc. (See He, She, It. CKA We should (or, would).
She, etc. (See He, She, It.) We
should (or, would) be bit
We
should (or, would) have bsw
CJO Should (or, Would). CKB We should (or, would) not.
Should, or, Would be bhk Weshould (or, would) not be biu
Should, or Would do (or, be done)-BOP We
should (or, would) not have bsx
Should, or, Would have bsa What, or, Which should(or, would)? cqp
Should, or, Would have been bhl What, or, Which should (or, would) I (or
Should, or, Would have done (or, been we) do? cqr
done) ..bog What, or, Which should would) you
(or,
Should, or, Would have had bsc (or, they) do? cqs
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per- When should (or, would)? cse
1
sons or things indicated) ! bwm Where should (or, would)? ctv
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Where should (or, would) the, ?.-Ctw
sons or things indicated) be?., .bwn Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
Should, or, Would he (she. it, or per- CTX
sons or things indicated) do (or, be Who should (or, would) ? - cuv
done)? bwo Why should (or, would) ?___- cvt

Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per- Why should (or, would) not? cvu
sons or things indicated) have.-BWP CKD You should (or, would).
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- You should (or, would) be -Bjm
sons or things indicated) have been? You should (or, would) have bth
BWQ CKE You should (or, would) not.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- You should (or, would) not be bjn
sons or things indicated) not ?..bwr You should (or, would) not have ...bti
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THANTHERE.
Than -.- ckf The cme

CKF Than. CMB After the
CKG Than the. CMD And the
CKH Than these (or, those). Are,or,Is the ben
OKI Than they (their-s). Be the bpe
CKJ Than we (ours). By the bju
CKL Than which (or, what). Can, or, May the ? hue
CKM Than you-r-s. Could, or, Might the? blp
Do, Does, or, Did the bmk
That _ckp (or, This cma) For the bpg
CKN After that this). (or, From the bps
CKO Before that (or, this). Had, Has, or, Have the -.bqx
By that (or, this) ejt If the _-_ bzy
Can, or, May that (or, this) ? bki In the-*- cdn
Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ble Is, etc. (See Are.)
Does,or,Did that (or, this)? bmj May, etc. (See Can.
For that (or, this) - ...bpf Might, etc. (See Could.
From that (or,this) bpr Must the
? cet
Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this)---BQW Not the
.- -. cga
If that (or, this) __bzx Of the cgr
In that (or,this) cdm On the chd
Is that (or, this) cdv Ought the ? chv
May, etc. (See Can. Shall, or, Will the ? ciw
Might, etc. (See Could. Should, or, Would the ? Lcjt
Must that (or, this)? cex Then the ckg
Not that (or, this) crz That the clt
Of that (or,this) cgq CME The.
On that (or, this)-- chb To the cnx
Ought that (or, this)? chu "Was, or, Were the cow
Shall, or, "Will that (or,this)? civ "What, or, "Which of the ? cqi
Should, or, Would that (or, this) ? cjs
"When the -1 csf
CKP That. "Where should (or, would) the ? .ctw
CKQ That, or, This can (or, may). "Where the cty
CKR That, or, This can (or, may) be. Will, etc. (See Shall.)
CKS That, or, This can not (or, may not). "With the cwi
CKT That, or, This can not (or, may not) be. Would, etc. (See Should.)
CKU That, or, This could (or, might).
CKV That, or, This could (or, might) be. Them. Their-s. (See They) cnl
CKW That, or, This could (or, might) not be.
CKX That, or, This had (has, or, have). There cmf
CKY That, or, This had (has, or, have) been. Are, or, Is there any? bep
CKZ That, or, This had (has, or, have)not been. By there 1 bjw
CLA That he (she, it, or; persons or things Can, or, May there be bpi
indicated). Could, or, Might there be ? bfp
CLB That his (her-s,it-s). Do, Does, or, Did there? T bml
CLD That I (my, mine). From there - bpu
CLE That, or, This is. Had, Has, or, Have there bqy
CLF That, or, This not. is If there cab
CLG That it is. Must there be? cez
CLH That not.
it is Not there cgb
CLI That, or, This must. Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
CLJ That, or, This must be. Should, or, Would there be ? bho
CLK That, or, This must not. CMF There.
CLM That, or, This must not be. CMG There are (or, is).
CLN That, or, This shall (or, will) be. CMH There are (or, is) not.
CLO That, or, This shall (or, will) npt be. CMI There can (or, may).
CLP That, or, This should {or, would) be. CMJ There can (or, may) be.
CLQ That, or, This should (or, would) not be. CMK There can not (or, may not).
CLR That, or, This was. CML There can not (or, may not) be.
CLS That, or, This was not. CMN There could (or, might).
CLT That the. CMO There could (or, might) be.
CLU That these (or, those). CMP There could (or, might) not be.
CLV That they (their-s). CMQ There had (has, or, have).
CLW That we (our-s). CMR There had (has, or, have) been.
CLX That which (or, what). CMS There had (has, or, have) not been.
CLY That with. CMT There is nothing.
CLZ That you-r-s. CMU There shall (or, will).
CMA This. CMV There shall (or, will)
To that (or, this) OOA CMW There shall (or, will) be.
not.
"Was that (or, this)- coz CMX There shall (or, will) not be.
"With that (or, this) cwj CMY There should (or, would).
) )
i
THERETHEY.
There Continued. They Continued.

CMZ There should (or, would) be. If they should (or, would) cas
CNA There should (or, would) have been. If they should (or, would) not---- .cat
CNB There should (or, would) not. If they were _--Cau
CND
ONE

There should (or, would) not be. If they were not-- -Cav
cdo
There should (or, would) not have been. In them (theirs)
GNP There was (or, were). Is, etc. (See Are.)
CNG There was (or, were) not. Let them be bgw
Was, or, Were there? cox Let them have --.bev
Most of them sax
These. Those cni Must they (their-s) ? cfb
CNH After these (or, those). Not they (their-s) cge
Are these (or,those) beq Of them (their-s) cgs
By these (or,those) bjx On them (their-s) CHE
Can, or, May these (or, those)? bkj Ought they to? chx
Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?_blg Shall,or, Will they (their-s) ? ciy
Do, or, Did these (or, those)? bmn Shall,or, Will they be ?- bhf
For these (or, those) bpi Shall,or, Will they do it ? boa
From these (or, those) bpv Shall,or, Willtheynot? ciz
Had, or, Have these (or, those) ?-. -BQZ Shall,or, Will theynot do it ? boc
If these (or, those) cad Should, or, Would they (their-s) ?.-CJV
In these (or, those) cdp Then they (their-s) cki
May, etc. (See Can. That they (their-s) clv
Might, etc. (See Could.) CNL They. Them. Their-s.
Must these (or, those)? -_. cpa CNM They are for.
Not these (or, those) cgd They are from.-. bet
Of these (or, those) _,.. CGT They are _beu
On these (or, those) chf They are not bev
Ought these (or, those)? chw They can (or, may) bkt
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? _-.cix They can (or, may) be bhp
Should, or, Would these (or, those)? -CJU They can ( or, may) have bsf
Than these (or, those) -- - Ckh They can not (or, may not) ...bku
That these (or, those) clu They can not (or, may not) be bhq
CNI These, Those. They can not (or, may not) have---BSG
To these (or, those) cnz They could (or, might) ._ bln
Were these (or, those) CFG They could (or, might) be bhr
When these (or, those) csg They could (or, might) not blo
Will, etc. (See Shall. They could (or, might) not be bhs
With these (or, those) cwl They do (or, did) boj
Would, etc. (See Should.) They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) bsh
They. Them. Theies -_cnl They had (or, have) been bht
CNJ After they (them, theirs). They had (or, have) done bol,
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? ...beo They had (or, have) had bsi
CNK Before them (their-s, they). They had (or, have) not bsj
By them (their-s) bjv They had (or, have) not been bhu
Can, or, May they (their-s)?- bkl They had (or, have) not done bom
Can, or, May they not? bkm They had (or, have) not had bsk
Could, or, Might they (their-s)? blh They must cfg
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)? bmo They must be .- bhv
For them (their-s) bph They must not cfh
From them (their-s) - -BPT They must not be bhw
Had, Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BBA They ought to cie
Had, or, Have they been ? bft They oughtnot to cif
Had, or, Have they done ? bmu They ought to be bhx
Had, or, Have they had? bec They ought not to be bhy
How are they? _..bxh They shall (or, will) cjf
How will they? bxy They shall (or, will) be bhz
If they (their-s) cae They shall (or, will) not cjg
If they are caf They shall (or, will) not be bia
If they are not CAG They should (or, would) cjy
If they can (or, may) CAH They should (or, would) be bic
If they can not (or, may not) CAI They should (or, would) have bsl
If they could (or, might) caj They should (or, would) not cjz
If they could (or, might) not cal They should (or, would) not be bid
If they do (or, did) - cam They should [or. would) not have bsm
If they do (or, did) not can They were coj
If they had (or, have). cao They were not cok
If they had (or, have) not cap They were to be. .- -- - bie
If they shall (or, will) caq They were not to be bif
If they shall (or, will) not car To them (their-s) cny
.
THEYWAS.
They Continued. Was Continued.

Was, or, Were they (their-s) coy He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Were they?- -
cph
How
cated)was (or, were) not to be.-Bvx
was (or, were)? bxw
Were they not? CPI
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you) ? CQE COH I was.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they COI I was not.
{or, you) do? CQN If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
What, or, Which shall {or, will) they was (or, were)
cated) byt
{or, you) have - cqo If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
What, or, Which should {or, would) they cated) was or, were ) not
(
byu
(or, you) do? cqs If I was BZT
When do (or, did) they you) ?..crf (or, If I was not bztj
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you) If they were cau
do? - crv If they were not cav
When shall (or, will) they ?. CRY If we were cbn
When shall (or, will) they (or, you) If we were not.. cbo
have? crz If you were CDG
When they (their-s) t csh If you were not CDH
When they are ...csi That, or, This was Clr
Where are they ?--- CST That, or, This was not .cls
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?-.csz There was (or, were) CNF
Where shall (or, will) they ? ctp There was (or, were)not Cng
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you) COJ They were.
have? ctq COK They were not.
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ? They were not to be bif
ctx They were to be bie
Where they (their-s) Ctz
Where they are-.. cua COM Was, or, Were.
Why they (their-s) ? cvw Was, or, Were done (or, doing) bon
With them (their-s) Cwk COP Was, or, Were for.
COQ Was, or, Were from.
This. (See That) cma Was, or, Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ?._ bwx
Those. (See These) cm Was, or, Were he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) not ? bwy
To CNO COB Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) ?
Am I to? bep COS Was, or, Were I (my, mine) ?
Am, Is, or, Are to beh COT Was I?
CNO -To. COU Was I not ?
CNP To be. cov Was, or, Were not.
CNQ To be at. Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) ..bop
CNR To be done. cow Was, or, Were the.
CNS To be had cox Was, or, Were there.
CNT To do. COY Was, or, Were they (their-s).
CNU To have. coz Was this (or, that).
CNV To him (his, her-s, it-s). Was, or, Were to be big
CNW To me (my, mine). CPA Was, or, Were ours (we)?
CNX To the. CPB Was, or, Were with.
CNY To them (their-s). CPD Was, or, Were you-r s.
CNZ To these those). (or, CPE We were.
COA To this that).
(or, CPF We were not.
COB To us (our-s). We were to be. biv
COD To which what).
(or, We were not to be .biw
COE To whom (or, whose). CPG Were these (or, those).
COF To you-r-s. CPH Were they?
Me to cef CPI Were they not ?
Not to CGF CPJ Were we ?
Not to be cgh CPK Were we not ?

Not to be done cgi CPL Were you ?
Not to be had cgj CPM Were you not ?
What, or, Which was (or, were)?-..C<3T
COG Us. (See Ours. ) When was (or, were)? csj
Where was (or, were)? CUB
Was (or, Were) ....com Who was (or, were)? cuw
He, She, It (or persons or thingss in- Why was (or, were)? cvx
dicated) was (or, were) bvt Why were you? _.cvz
He, She, It (or persons or things in- CPN You were.
dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw CPO You were not.
He, She, It (or persons or thing s in- You were to be .bjo
dicated) was (or, were) not bvu You were not to be bjp
) ) )
WEWHAT.
We. (See also Ouks) cpq We Continued.
After we (our-s, us) _cil We shall (or, will) be bir
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? bem We shall (or, will) have bsu
Can, or, May we (our-s)? _bkn We shall (or, will) not ...cji
Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli We shall (or, will) not be .bis
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)? bmp We shall (or, will) not have.. . bsv
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd We should (or, would) L cka
Had, Have we been?
or, bpu We should (or, would) be bit
Had, Have we done?
or, bmv We should (or, would) have bsw
Had, Have we had?
or, _.bre We should (or, would) not ckb
How shall (or, will) we ? bxt We should (or, would) not be biu
JJEwe (our-s) ....caw We should (or, would) not have bsx
If we are ... cax We were cpe
If we are not :__.cay We were not CPP
If we can (or, may) caz We were not to be biw
If we can not (or, may not) ..--CBa We were to be biv
If we could (or, might) cbd CPR We who.
If we could (or, might) not _-_ cbe Were we? .*- cpj
If we do (or, did) cbp Were we not? cpk
If we do (or, did) not -CBGt What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
If we had (or, have) cbh or, you)? cqe,
If we had (or, have) not I.cbi What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
If we shall (or, will) .. cbj we) do? CQL
If we shall (or, will) not Cbk What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
-
If we should (or, would).... cbl we) have? CQM
If we should (or, would) not cbm What, or, Which should (or, would) I
If we were cbn (or, we) do?.. CQR
If we were not cbo When are we? cox
May, etc. (See Can. When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ore
Might, etc. (See Could.) When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRtr
Must we (our-s)? cpd When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
Ought we (our-s) to? cib you) do? crv
Shall, or. Will we (ours)? cja When shall (or, will) we have? csa
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg When we (our-s) csk
Shall, or, Will we not? CJB When we are- csl
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
Than we (our-s) Ckj Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
That we (our-s) clw Where I am (or, we are) ctg
Was, or, Were our-s (we)? cpa Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)? CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have?

CPQ We. ctr
We are bew Where we (our-s) .-CUD
We are not bex Why we (our-s) -CVY
We can (or, may) bkv Will, etc. (See Shall.)
We can (or, may) be bih Would, etc. (See Should.)
We can (or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) bkw Were. (See Was) com
We can not (or, may not) be bij
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) blp What cpu (or. Which cug)
We could (or, might) be bik CPS After what (or, which).
We could (or, might) not ..blq CPT Before what (or, which).
We could (or, might) not be i.-BIM By what which)
(or, bjz
We do (or, did) boq For what which)
(or, T bpk
We do (or, did) not bor From what which)
(or, bpx
We had (or, have) bsp Of what (or, which) cgu
We had (or, have) been bin On-, what (or, which) chg
We had (or, have) done bos Than what (or, which) ckl
We had (or, have) had bsq That what (or, which) clx
We had (or, have) not bsr To what (or, which) cod
We had (or, have) not been bio CPU What. \
We had (or, have) not done bot CPV What, or, Which am I?
We had (or, have) not had bst CPW What, or, Which are (or, is)?
We may, etc. (See Can. CPX What, or, Which are (or,
he (she, is) it
We might, etc. (See Could. or persons or things indicated)' 1
.
We must cfi CPY What, or, Which are you-r-s? (or, is)
We must be.. bip CPZ What, Which can
or, may)? (or,
We must not cfj CQA What, Which could
or, might)? (or,
We must not be biq CQB What, Which do (does, or, did)?
or,
We ought to cig CQD What, Which does (do, or, did) he
or,
We ought not to
We shall (or, will) era
-CJH
(she,
cated) 9
it,
.
or persons or things indi-
) ) ) ) . ) ) ?))
WHATWHICH.
What Continued When Continued.

CQE What, Which do did) they (we,
(or, (or, CSA When shall will) we have?
(or,
you)?
or, CSB When shall will) you?
(or,
CQF What, Which had (has, have)?
or, or, CSD When shall will) you be?
(or,
What, or, Which is? (See Are.) CSE When should wouldj? (or,
CQG What, or, Which is it? CSF When the
What, or, Which may? (See Can. CSG When these those).
(or,
What, or, Which might? (See Could.) CSH When they (their-s).
CQH What, or, Which must? CSI When they are.
CQI What, or, Which of the ? CFJ When was were)?
(or,
CQJ What, or, Which ought to? CSK When we (our-s).
CQK What, or, Which shall (or, will)I? CSL When we are.
CQL What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or, When will, etc. ? (See Shall. ')
we) do? When would, etc. ? (See Should.

CQM What, Which shall
or, will) (or, I (or, CSM When you-r-s.
we) have? CSN When you are.
CQN What, Which shall
or, will) they (or,
'(or, you) do?
CQO What, or, Which shall will) they (or, Where cso
you) have?
(or, From whence (or, where) bpy
CQP What, Which should
or, would) (or, ? cso Where.
CQR What, Which should (or, would) I
or, CSP Whereabouts.
we) do?
(or, CSQ Where am I (or, are we)?
CQS What, Which should
or, would) (or, CSR Where are (or, is)?
they you) do?
(or, CST Where are they?
CQT What, or, Which was were) (or, ? Where are you from? si
What, or, Which will? (See Shall.) CSU Where are you going?
What, or, Which would? (See Should. CSV Where can may)?
(or,
Which CUG csw Where could, (or, might)?
With what (or, which)? own CSX Where do (does, or, did)?
CSY Where do (or, did) I we)? (or,
When cqu csz Where do did) they you)?
(or, (or,
CQU When. CTA Where for?
CQV When am I to? CTB Where had (has, have)? or,
CQW When are (or, is)? CTD Where he (she, or persons or thing
it, s
CQX When are we? indicated) (or, are).
is
CQY When are you? CTE Where his (her-s, its).
CQZ When can may) (or, ? CTF Where I (my, mine).
CRA When could (or, might) ? CTG Where I am we are).
(or,
CRB When do (does, or, did) ? CTH Where are) he (she,
is (or, or per. it,
CRD When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or sons or things indicated)?
persons or things indicated)? Where is, etc. ? (See Are.
CRE When do (or, did) I we)? (or, Where may, etc. ? (See Can.
CRF When do (or, did) they you)? (or, Where might, etc. ? (See Could.
CRG When donewith. CTI Where must?
CRH When had (has, or, have)? CTJ Where ought?
CRI When had (or, have) you? CTK Where shall (or, will)?
CRJ When he (she, it, or person s or things CTL Where shall (or, will) be?
indicated) is (or, are). CTM Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
CRK When his (her-s, lt-s). son s or things indicated)?
CRL When I (my, mine). CTN Where shall will) I
(or, we)? (or,
CRM When I can may). (or, CTO Where shall (or, will) I have?
When is? (See Are.) CTP Where shall (or, will) they?
CRN When are) he (she,
is (or, it, or persons CTQ Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
or things indicated)? have?
When may, etc. ? (See Cap. CTR Where shall (or, will) we have?
When might, etc. ? (See Could. CTS Where shall (or, will) you?
CRO When must? CTU Where shall (or, will) you be?
CRP When ought? CTV Where should (or, would)?
CRQ When shall (or, will)? CTW Where should would) the (or,
CRS When shall will) be?(or, CTX Where should would) they (their-s)? (or,
CRT When shall (or, will) he (she, or per- CTY Where the. it,
son or things indicated)?
s CTZ Where they (their-s).
CRU When shall will) I we)?
(or, CUA Where they are.
(or,
CRV When shall will) I (they, we, or,
(or, CUB Where was (or, were)?
you) do? CUD Where we (our-s).
CRW When shall will) I have?
(or, Where we are ctg
CRX When shall (or, will) be done? CUE Where you-r-s.
it
CRY When shall will) they?
(or, CUF Where you are.
CRZ When shall will) they
(or, you) (or,
have? CUG Which. (See What.)
)) )) ) )) )
Part I. AUXILIARY EHRASES. 87
WHOYOU.
Who. Whom . ... t cuh Will Continued.

By whom (or, whose) _bka CWD Will it have ?
For whom (or, whtfse) -_ bpl Will not.. citj
From whom whose)
(or, bpz Will not do bov
Of whom (or, whose) cov OWE Will you do it ?
On whom (or, whose)-- cm
To whom (or, whose) COE With - cwf
We who cpr Are, or, Is with bee.
CUH Who. Whom. Me with ceg
OUI Who are (or, is) ? Not with cgk
CUJ Who can (or, may) ? That with cly
CUM Who could (or, might)? Was, or, Were with cpb
CUO Who do (does, or, did) ? When donewith org
CUP Who had (has, or, have)? CWF With.
Who is, etc. ? (See Are. CWG With him (his, her-s, it-s).
Who may, etc.? (See Can.) CWH With me (my, mine).
Who might, etc. ? (See Could.) CWI With the.
CUQ Who must? CWJ With that (or, this).
CUR Who ought? CWK With them (their-s).
Who shall (or, will)? -- zef CWL With these (or, those).
CUV Who should (or, would)? CWM With us (our-s).
CUW Who was (or, were)? OWN With what (or, which).
Who will, etc. ? (See Shall. CWO With whom (or, whose).
Who would, etc. ? (See Should. CWP With you-r-s.
Whose? zdu
With whom (or, whose) ?--- cwo Would. (See Should) cjo
You-r-s -owr
Why - cux CWR -r- After you-r-s.
CUX Why? Are, or, Is, you-r-s bes
CUY Why am I? CWS Before you^-s.
CUZ Why are (or, is) ? By you-r-s --- - bkc
CVA Why are you? Can, or, May you-r-s? bko
CVB Why are you not? Could, or, Might you-r-s ?
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?
blj
bmq
Why can (or, may)?.-.- ..huf
CVD Why can not (or, may not)? For you-r-s bpm
CVE Why could might) ?
(or-, From you-r-s bqa
CVF Why could (or, might) not ? Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? brf
CVG Why do (does, did) ?
or, Had, or, Have you been? bpv
bmw
UVH Why do (does, or, did) not ? Had, or, Have you done?
CVI Why do (or, did) you ? Had, or, Have you had ? brg
CVJ Why do (or, did) you not?? How are you? -BXi
CVK Why had (has, or, have) ? How do (or, did) you? bxm
CVL Why had (has, or, have) not How shall (or, will) you
? bxu
CVM Why had (or, have) you ? ? If you-r-s - cbp
CVN Why had (or, have)Are.you not If you are -CBQ
-CBR
Why etc. ? (See
is, If you are not
Why may, etc.? (See Can.) If you can (or, may) cbs
Why might, etc. ? (See Could. If you can not (or, may not) cbt
CVO Why must ? If you could (or, might)
If you could (or, might not)
cbu
cbv
CVP Why not ? Cbw
CVQ Why ought ? If you do (or, did)
cbx
CVR Why shall (br, will)? If you do (or, did) not.
cby
CVS Why shall (or, will) not ? If you had (or, have)
CVT Why should (or, would)? If you had (or, have) not cbz
CVU Why should (or, would) not ? If you shall (or, will) cda
CVW Why they (their-s)? If you shall (or, will) not cdb
CVX Why was (or, were)? If you should (or, would) cde
CVY Why we (our-s). If you should (or, would) not
If you were
cdp
-CDG
CVZ Why were you ? If you were not .- cdh
Why will, etc. ? (See Shall. In your-s cdr
Why would, etc. ? (See Should.
CWA Why you-r-s. Is, etc.
May, etc.
(See Are.
(See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
Must you-r-s? cpe
CWB Will. (See Shall.)
bxy Not you-r-s ...cgl
How will they?
cgw
It will do - bnv Of you-r-s
Will - - CWB Onyou-r-s.-- chj
Will it be? bix Ought you-r-s .to ? - cid
Will it do? bou Shall, or, Will you-r-s? cjd
) )
YOU.
You Continued. You Continued.

Shall, or, Will you be ? bhi CWT You-r-s.
Shall, or, Will you do it?* bod You are. bey
Shall, or, Will you not? -CJE You are not bez
Shall,or, Will you not be 1 bhj You can (or.may) - _bkx
Shall,or. Will you not do it? boe You can (or, may) be biy
Should, or, Would you-r : s? CJX You can (or, may) have bsy
Than you-r-s CKM You can not (or, may not) bky
That you-r-s CLZ You can not (or, may not) be biz
To you-r-s cof You can not (or, may not) have bsz
Was, or, Were you-r-s cpd You could (or, might) ---- blr
Were you? cpl You could (or, might) be bja
Were you not? cpm You could (or, might) not bls
What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. CPY You could (or, might) not be bjc
What, or. Which do (or, did) you (they, You do (or, did) bow
or, we)? CQE You do (or, did) not - -.box
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you You had (or, have) bta
(or, they) do? cqn You had (or, have) been bjd
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you You had (or, have) done boy
(or, they) have? CQO You had (or, have) had btc
What, or, Which should (or, would) You had (or, have) not btd
you (or, they) do? cqs You had (or, have) not been bje
When are you? cqy You had (or, have) not done boz
When do (or, did) you (or, they)?_-CRF You had (or, have) not had bte
When had (or, have) you? cei You may, etc. (See Can.
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or, You might, etc. (See Could.
we) do? crv You must cpk
When shall (or, will) you?_ csb You must be bjp
When shall (or, will) you be? csd You must not cpl
When shall (or, will) you (or, they) You must not be bjg
have? '
crz You ought to cu
When you-r-s - csm You ought not to cik
When you are csn You ought to be _. ..bjh
Where are you from? ..si You ought not to be. bji
Where are you going?. ---csu You shall (or, will) cjk
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?.csz You shall (or, will) be bjk
Where shall (or, will) you? cts You shall (or, will) have btp
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu You shall (or, will) not cjl
Where shall (or, will) you (or, they) You shall (or, will) not be bjl
have? CTQ You shall (or, wilty not have btg
Where you-r-s cue You should (or, would) ckd
Where you are cuf You should (or, would) be bjm
Why are you?- Cva You should (or, would) have... bth
Why are you not? cvb You should (or, would) not cke
Why do (or, did) you? cvi You should (or, would) not be bjn
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj You should (or, would) not have bti
Why had (or, have) you? cvm You.were cpn
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn You were not cpo
Why were you? cvz You were to be bjo
Why you-r-s?.-- __. cwa You were not to be bjp
Will you do it? cwe You will, etc. (See Shall.)
With you-r-s cwp You would, etc. (See Should.)
,
GEOGBAPHICAL SIGNALS.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL

POSITIONS.
Notations.
B. Bay. Hr. Harbor. Pt. Point, Pointe.

C. Cape, Capo, Cap. I. Island. R. River.
Ch. Channel. Lt. Light. Sh. Shoal.
G. Gulf. Lt. V. Light vessel. Str. Strait.
F. Tort. Mt. Mount, Mont.
Hd. Head. P. Port, Porto Puerte.
The System of Orthography is that adopted by the Board of Geographic Names.
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ABCD
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EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA.

NORTH SEA. HOLLAND.
ADRH Mors. ADUQ Schulau Lt. V. ADYJ

ADRJ Nykiobing. ADTJR Blankenese.
ADRK Lemvig. ADUS Neuenfelde.
ADRL Bovbierg. d ADTJV Hamburg. 6c
ADRN Sondervig. d ADUW Altona. c
ADRO Nyminde Gab. d ADUX Wandsbek.
ADRP Blaavand Pt. cdf ADUZ Finkenwerder.
ADRS Horn Reefs Lt. V. cf ADVB Harburg. c
ADRT VylLt.V.c ADVC Hanover.
ADRU Ssedenstrand. ADVF Luneburg.
ADRV Graa Deep ADVH Neuwerk. d
ADRX Fano. ADVJ Helgoland, acdef
ADRY Esbjerg. c
ADSB North Sea.

ADVK Weser R.
ADSC R8m l.cd
ADVL Weser Lt. V./
ADSE Lister Deep.
ADVN Rothersand. ace
ADSG Kirkeby. a
ADVO Salzhorn.
ADSH Sylt acd

ADVP Wremen Tief d .
ADSK
I.
Ellenbogen. c d
ADVR Bremerhaven. ab cdf
ADVS Blexen.
ADSL Hoyer. ADVT Nordenham. c
ADSM Rothe Kliff . af ADVW Geestemiinde. c
ADSO Kampen. d ADVX Brake, c
ADSP Amrum l.acd ADVY Elsfleth.
ADSQ Nebel. ADWB Vegesaek. c
ADSR Pel worm I. c
ADWC Bremen, abcef
ADST Fohrl. ADWE Kaiser Harb., or Kaiser-
ADSU Wyk. c >
hafen.
ADSV Nordstrand I.
ADSW Ording.Pt. d ADWG Meyers Legde. a
ADSX Husum. c ADWH Eversand. a
ADSY Hever R. ADWI Hohe Weg Flat, ace
ADSZ Eider R. ADWJ Fedderwarder Siel. d
ADTB Suderhoft.cd ADWK Jade R.
ADTC Outer Eider (Eider) Lt. ADWL Mellum Flat, d
Y.acf ADWM Ausseii Jade Lt. V. a df
ADTE Eider Galliot Lt. V. a c ADWO Minsener Sand Lt. Y- d
ADTF Tonning. c ADWP \Vilhelmsb.aven. abcdf
ADTG Eider Canal. ADWQ Heppens.
A DTI Fredrichstadt.
ADTK Norder Piep. ADWS Oldenburg.
ADTL Btisum. c d ADWT Gellen.
ADTM Neufeld. d ADWU Varel.
ADTN Suder Piep. ADWX Ems Jade Canal.
ADWY Vareler Siel.
ADTO Elbe R. ADWZ Schillighorn. acd
ADTP Outer Elbe, or Elbe No. ADXC Genius Bank Lt. V. d
lLt.V.rf/ ADXE Minsener Old Oog (Res-
ADTQ Elbe Pilot Galliot, d cue Bn.).
ADTS Elbe No. 2 Lt. V. d ADXF Wangeroog I. a cdf
ADTU Elbe No. 3 Lt. V. ADXI Spiekeroog I. d
ADTV Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. d ADXJ Langeoog I. d
ADTW Duhnen. d ADXL Friedrichsschleuse. d
ADTX Vogelsand. ADXM Carolinensiel. c
ADTY Cuxhaven. abcdef ADXN Neuharrlingersiel. c d
ADTZ Oste Reef (Oste Riff)
Lt. V. c
ADUB Neuhaus. ADXP North Friesland.
ADUO Brunsbuttelkoog. ace/ ADXQ Baltrum I. d
ADUE Brunsbuttel. ADXR Norderney l.cd
ADUF Kaiser Wilhelm Canal. ADXS Norddeich. c df
ADUG Bosch. ADXT Juist I. d
ADUH Stor R. ADXU Aurich.-
ADUI Freiburg. ADXV Papenburg.
ADUJ Gltickstadt. c ADXZ Weener.
ADUK Kraut Sand Lt. V. ADYB EmsR.
ADUL Pagen Sand. ADYE Borkum I. a cdf
ADUM Brunshausen. c ADYF Norden.
ADUN Stade. ADYG Emden. c d
ADUO Griinendeich. ADYI Leer.
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NORTH SEA. ENGLAND.
AEDB Vlaardingen.
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
WEST COAST ENGLAND. WEST COAST SCOTLAND.
AEOW
NORTH AND WEST COASTS FRANCE.

SOUTH COAST FRANCE. GULF OF GENOA.
AHNJ St. Cruz de la Selva (P.

Selva). d
AHNL Llansa.
AHNM Portbou.
AHNO Balearic Is.

AHNQ Formentera I.
AHNR Codolar Pt.
AHNS IVIZA.
AHNU San.' Antonio P.
AHNV Ahorcados I.
AHNW Puercos I.
AHNY Botafoch I.
AHNZ Grosa Pt.
AHOB Conej era I.
AHOD Majorca.
AHOE Palma. d
AHOF C. Blanco.
AHOI P. Pi.
AHOJ C. Cala Figuera.
AHOK Dragonera I.
AHOM P. Soller. d
AHON Groaa, or, Llarga Pt.
AHOP C. Formenton.
AHOR Pollensa.
AHOS Alcudia. d
AHOT Alcanada, or, Aucanda
Islet.
AHOV C. Pera.
AHOW P. Colon.
AHOX C. Salinas.
AHOZ Cabrera.
AHPB Ansiola Pt.
AHPC Minorca.
AHPD C. Bajoli.
AHPE P.Mahon.
AHPF San Carlos Pt.
AHPG Ayre I.
AHPJ C. Dartuch.
AHPK Ciudadela.
AHPL C. Caballeria, or, Ca-
valleria.
AHPN P. Fornells.
AHPO
ARCHIPELAGO. SEA OF MARMORA.
AJLZ Navarin, or, Neo Kas-

tro.
AJMB
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MALAY PENINSULA. SIAM. CHINA.
ANPM Salang I, or, Junkseylon ANTS Redang Is. ANXJ China.

ANPR Khelong B. ANTU Kalantan. ANXK Pakhoi.
anps Tongka. ANTV Singora. ANXL Hainan.
anpu Puket Hr. ANTW Lakon. ANXO Kienchu fu.
anpv Tharua Hr. ANTY Bandon. ANXP Hoihau B.
anpw Kasom R. ANTZ Meuangpran. ANXQ Hausui B.
anpy Panga R. ANUB Faichaburi. ANXS Yulinkau B.
anpz Malakka Str. ANUD Maikulaung. ANXT C. Bastion.
anqb Tarang. ANUE Ratburi. ANXU Leichau.
ANQD Butang Group. ANUF Kanburi. ANXV Kwangchauwan.
ANQB Langkawi I. ANUG Tachin R. ANXW Tihenpien, or, Tienpak
ANQF '
Pulo Lada. Hr.
ANQH Bass Hr. ANUI Si am. A$fXZ Huilingsan Hr,
ANQI Ke&ah R. ANUJ Bangkok./ ANYC Namo Hr.
ANQJ Muda- R. ANUK Bangkok R. Lt. V. ANYD St.John I.
ANQL Penang. e ANUL Bang pa Kong R. ANYE Ladrone Is.
ANQM Government Hill, a ANUM C. Liant. ANYG Macao.
ANQO Georgetown. ANUO Chuen I. ANYH F. Guia.
ANQR Muka Hd. a ANUP Chentabun R. ANYI Canton, c
ANQS Fort Pt. ANUQ Chang I., or, Koh Chang. ANYJ Canton R. (Chukiang).
ANQT Province Wellesley. ANUR Tung Yai R. ANYK Whampoa.
ANQV P. Weld, or, Sapetang. ANUT Soton. ANYL Lantau, or, Taiho I.
ANQX Larut R. ANUV ANYM Hongkong.
ANQZ Thaipeng. ANUW Kampong Ton R. ANYP Victoria, c
ANRB Pulo Pangkor. ANUY Hatien. ANYQ Kaulung. 6
ANRC Dinding R. ANUZ Kankao R. ANYR Aberdeen Docks.
ANRE Pulo Katak. ANVD Cambodia, or, Kamao Pt. ANYT Lema Is.
ANRF Perak R. ANVE Mitho. ANYU Gap Rock, a
ANRG Telok Anson. ANVF Angiang. ANYV Green I.
ANRH Durian Sabatang. ANVH Oudon. ANYX C. D'Aguilar./
ANRJ Kwala Kangsa. ANVI Pulo Condore. ANYZ C. Collinson.
ANRK Bernam R. ANZB Si Kiang, or, West R.
ANRL Selangor R. ANVJ Cochin China. ANZD Samshui.
ANRO Pulo Angsa. ANVL Saigon, b c ANZE Wuchu fu.
ANRP One Fathom Bank Lt. V. ANVM Haonbaikan I. ANZF Waglan Islet.
ANRQ Klang. ANVO Bienhoa. ANZH MirsB.
ANRS P. Swettenham. ANVQ C. St. James, a c ANZI BiasB.
ANRT Kwala Lumpor. ANVR Kangio Bank. ANZJ Honghai B.
ANRU Langat R. ANVS Fuokbinkiang Lt. ANZL Hiechechin B.
ANRV Jugru R. ANVT Pulo Sapatu. ANZM Kiahtsz.
ANRX Arang Arang Anchorage. ANVU Pulo Ceicer de Mer. ANZO Tungao.
ANRY C. Rachado. ANZQ Breaker Pt.
ANRZ Lingi R. ANVW An am. ANZR C. Good Hope.
ANSC Malakka. e ANVX Kega Pt. ANZS Sugarloaf I.
ANSD St. Paul Hill. ANVY C. Padaran. a c ANZU Swatait. 6
ANSE Muar, or, Moar R. ANVZ Fanrang B ANZV Chauchu fu.
ANSG Tanjong Panchur. ANWB Kamranh B. ANZW HanR.
ANSH Pulo Undan. ANWC Hon Kohe P. ANZY Namoa I.
ANSI Formosa Mt. ANWE C. Varella. AOBC Lamock Is.
ANSK Pulo Pisang ANWF Fuyen Hr. AOBD Tongsang Hr.
ANSL Tanjong Bulus. ANWG Vungchao. AOBE Brothers.
ANSM Singapore. ANWI Kinhon, or, Thinai Hr. AOBF Chapel I.
ANSP Pulo Brani. b ANWJ Kikik B. (Vungkuit). AOBG Tsingseu I.
ANSQ Sultan Shoal Lt. ANWK Tourane. c AOBH Taitan I.
ANSR Raffles Lt. ANWM Hui. AOBI Amoy. 6 c
ANSU F. Canning. b e ANWO Tonkin G. AOBJ Chinchu.
ANSV Singapore New Hr. ANWP Hatinh. AOBK Dodd I.
ANSW Mt. Faber. e ANWR Songhoi, or, Kuahoi R. AOBM Ockseu I.
ANSY Johore R. ANWS Songka R. AOBN Hunghwa Ch.
ANSZ Horsburgh Lt. ANWT Nam Dinh. AOBP Turnabout I.
ANTB Pedra Branca Lt. ANWV Hanoi. AOBR Haitan Str.
ANTD Old Strait of Singapore. ANWX Bacht Ninh.
ANTE New Johor. ANWY Kua Kam R. AOBS Formosa.
ANTF Sibu Is. ANXB Hon Dau I. AOBT Kelung Hr./
ANTH Blair Hr. ANXC Haifong. a b e AOBV Syauki Pt.
ANTI Endau R. ANXD Norway Is. AOBW Tamsui Hr. a c
ANTJ Pahang R. ANXF Ha Long B. AOBX Mengka.
ANTL Pakan. ANXG Paracel Is. AOBZ Teukcham.
ANTQ Kuantan R. ANXH Pratas I. AOCB Heongsan P.
ANTR Tringano. ANXI Macclesfield Bank. AOCD 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.
CHINA.
. .
SUMATRA. JAVA. BORNEO.
APMU Kamoi Baki, or, C. No- APRG Siak. APUZ Babi I.

vosilzov. APRH Durian Str. APVB Payung I.
APMV Sim unku (I wani B.).c APRJ Pulo Batam. APVC Edam I.
APMX Behkei misaki (Sutt APRK Rhio Str. APVE Batavia.c/
B.).c APRL Linga. APVF Tanjong Priok.6
APMY Okusiri. APRN Little Karas I. APVG Buitenzorg.
APMZ Yesashi.c APRO Terkolei I. APVJ Boompjes I., or, Menjsu-
APND C. Sirakami. APRQ Pulo Sau. wak.
APRT Indragirie R. APVK Inderamayu Pt.
APNE Kamchatka. APRU Jambie B. APVM Cheribon.jr
APNG C.Lopatka (Kapury).

APRV Berhala Str. APVN Tegal.
APNH Avatcha B.
APRX Sungi Banju Asing. APVO Pekalongan.
APNI Dalni Pt.
APRY Sungi Sungsang, or, APVR Samarang.
APNK Petropavlovsk.
Palembang R. ATVS Krimon Java Is.
APNL Ukinsk B.
APRZ Banka. APVT Katang Islet.
APNM Komandorski Is.

APSB Muntok. APVW Japara Islet.
APNQ Bering I.
APSC Marawang Road. APVX Mandalike I.
APNR Medni, or, Copper I.

APSD Pulo Dapur. APVY Juana.
APNS Karaga Hr.
APSE Gaspar Str. APWB Rembang.
APNU Karaginski I.
APSG Pulo Mendanao. APWC Tuban.
APNV Baron Korfa G., or,
APSH Langwas I. APWD C. Piling.
Kultuznay B.
APSI Belitung, or, Billiton I. APWF Madura I.
APNW Bering Sea.

APSJ Pulo Leat. APWG Sapudi.
APNY Lavroya Hr.
APSK North Watcher Lt. APWH Geresik.
APNZ Oliutorski C.
APSL Masuji R. APWJ Surabaya. b c
APOB Natalie B.
APSM Tulang Bawang R. APWK Zwaantjies Drooghte,
APOD O.-Navarin.
APSO Saputi R. or, Koko Reef Lt.
APOE Anadyr R. APSQ Sunda Strait. APWL Pasuruan.

APOP Klinkowstroem B APSR Telok Betung. APWN Probolingo.
APOH Kresta G.
APSU Ratai. APWO Besuki.
APOI Providence B,
APSV Pundu. APWQ Panarukan.
APOJ Emma Hr. APSW Lagundi Str. APWS Karang Mas, or, Mein-
APOL St. Lawrence I.
APSY Semangka B. derts Reef.
APOM Bering Str.
APSZ Plat C. APWT Duiven I., or, Tabuan.
APON Mechigme B. APTB Belimbing. APWU Bansering.
APOR Lutke Hr. APTD Pulo Pisang Hr. APWX Banjuwangi.a
APOS East C.
APTE Kroe. APWY Segoro Wedi B.
APOT C. Serdze Kamen. APTF Kawur. APWZ Chilachap Inlet.
APOV Wrangell I.
APTG Pulo Tikus (Rat I.). APXC Chitando Inlet.
APOW Kolyma R. APTH Benkulen. APXD Zand, or, Chiletu B.
APOX Indigirka R.
APTI Mentawi Is.
APOZ Iana R.
APTJ Vekens B. APXF Borneo.
APQB Liakhov, or, New Si-
APTL Hurlock B. APXH Sambar Pt.
beria Is.
APTM Katorei B. APXI Pawan R.
APQC Kotelnoi I.
APTN Trussan B. APXJ Carimata Str.
APQE Lena R. APTQ Bunga B. APXL Panjang I. (Borneo).
APQP Oleneka R. APTR Pulo Katang Katang. APXM Great Kapuas R.
APQG Hatanga R. APTS Padang.a APXN Pontianak.
APTV Priaman. APXQ Sambas R.
APTW Tiko. APXR Palo R.
APQI Sumatra. APTX Coros, or, Keeling Is. APXS Tambelan Is.
APQJ Acheh Hd., or, Acheen APTZ Ayer Bangies. APXU Anamba Is.
Hd. APUC Natal. APXV Natuna Is.
APQK Pulo Bras. APUD Batu Is. APXW Tanjong Datu.
APQM Kota Raja. APUF Pulo Niaa. APXZ Sarawak.
APQN OlehlehB. APUG Baros. APYB Moratabas Entrance.
APQO Pulo Buru. APUH Tapanuli B.
v
APYC Lupar R.
APQR Sabang B.e APUI Siboga. APYE Rajang R.
APQS Jambu Ayer, or, Dia- APUJ Singkel. APYF C. Sink.
mond Pt. APUK Melabu B. APYG Bruit R.
APQT Edie Rajut R. APUL APYI Ballang R.
APQU Langksa R. APUN Christmas I. APYJ Kidorong Pt.
APQW Langkat R. APYK Barram R.
APQX Medan. APUQ Java. APYM Muara I.
APQY Deli River Lt. V. APUR First Pt. APYN Brunei.
APRB Batu Bara. APUS Fourth Pt. (Anjer).e APYO Labuan.
APRC LidungB. APUT Old Anjer. APYR Victoria Hr.
APRD Sungi Rokan. APUV New Anjer. APYS Kim&nis B.
APRE Pulo Jarak. APUW St. Nicolas Pt. APYT Gaya B.
APRF Brewer Str. APUX Bantam. APYV 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;
PHILIPPINES. CELEBES.
APYW Ambong. AQDW P. Marivelea. AQHU Pandan.

APYX KudatB. AQDX P. 01ongap6. AQHV Colasi.
APZB Marudu B. AQDY Subig P. AQHX Batan P.
APZC Kina Balu. AQEB Capones Pt. AQHY Capis.
APZD Banguey I. AQEC Pampanga. AQHZ Calabazas Isles.
APZE Mitford Hr. AQED Iba. AQIC Siete Pecados.
APZF Mallawalle I. AQEG Zambales Province. AQID Iloilo.
APZG. ran I. AQEH Masinglok P. AQIE Guimaras.
AQEI Santa Cruz. AQIG Bondulan Pt.
APZH Balabac I.
AQEK DazolB. AQIH Lusaran Pt.
APZJ Marchesa B.
AQEL Bolinao. AQLT Negros I.
APZK Sugut R.
AQEM Piedra Pt. AQIL Bantayan I.
APZL Labuk R.
AQEO Sual. AQIM Sebu (Zebu).
APZN Kalagaan R.
AQEP Lingayen. AQIN Barili.
APZO Sandakan Hr.

AQER Ilocos (St. Thomas AQIO Maktan I.
APZQ Elopura.
Peak). AQIP Tanon Str.
APZS Kinabatangan R.
AQET San Fernando Pt. AQIR Dumaguete.
APZT Dent Haven.
AQEU Vigan. AQIS Argao Pt.
APZU Darvel B.
AQEV Salomague P. AQIU Sibonga.
APZW Silam Hr.
AQEX C. Bojeador. c AQIV Carcar.
APZX Sibutu I.
AQEY Rio Grande de Cagayan. AQIW
APZY Sibuko B
AQEZ Aparri. AQIY Bagacai Pt.
AQBD Sesajab R.
AQFC Nueva Ecija. AQIZ Bohul I.
AQBE Mahakan R.
AQFD C. Engafio. AQJB Tagbilaran.
AQBF Pasir.
AQFE P. St. Vincente. - AQJD Laon.
AQBH Kelumpang B.
AQFG Babuyan Is. AQJE Sikijor I.
AQBI Pulo Laut.

AQFH Camiguin I: AQJF Leite.
AQBJ Kota Baharu.

AQFI Batan Is. AQJH P. Bello.
AQBL C. Selatan.
AQFK Bashi Is. AQJI Tacloban.
AQBM Barito R.
AQFL P.Lampon. AQJK Samar.
AQBN Banjermasin.
AQFM Gumaka. AQJM Calbayoc.
AQBP Sampit.
AQFO Calagua. AQJN Catbalogan.
AQBR Pambuang.
AQFP Capalonga. AQJO Guiuan.
AQBS Kumai R. AQFR Mambulao P. AQJR Palapa P.
AQBU Kotawaringin R.
AQFT San Miguel B. AQJS Laguan B.
AQBV Jelai R.
AQFU Nueva Carceres. AQJT Candolu Islet.
AQFV Sisiran P. AQJV Dinagat I.
AQFX Catanduanes I. AQJW P. Gab6.
ABQX Philippine Is. AQFY Tobako B- AQJX Siargao I.
AQBY C. Melville. AQFZ Albay. AQJZ Bucas Is.

AQBZ Calandorang B. AQGC PolikiB. AQKC Mindanao I.
AQCD Palawan I. AQGD San Bernardino Str. AQKD Dapitan B.
AQCE P. Barton. AQGE Bulusan. AQKE Tubud Pt.
AQCP Malampaya Sound. AQGF Magnok B. AQKG P. Misamis.
AQCH Bakit B. AQGI Tikao. AQKH Butuan.
AQCI Talindak. AQGK Sorsogon. AQKI Surigao.
AQCJ Taitai B. AQGL Donsol. AQKL CaragaB.
AQCL Dumaran I. AQGM Pasakao Anchorage. AQKM Pujada B.
AQCM P. Royalist. AQGO Burias I. AQKN Mati.
AQCN Calamianes Group. AQGP Ragai G. AQKP P. Balete.
AQCP Culion I. AQGR Marinduque I. AQKR Hijo.
AQCR Busuanga. AQGT Buac. AQKS Davao.
AQCS Mindoro. AQGU P. Laguinmanoc. AQKU Malalag P.
AQCU Ilin I. AQGV Pagbilao B. AQKV P. Lebak.
AQCV Mangarim. AQGX Tayabas R. AQKW Linao B.
AQCW Sablayan. AQGY AQKY Kota-batu.
AQCY Paluan Bay. AQGZ Taal. AQKZ Palak.
AQCZ Calapan. AQHC Tablas I. AQLB Pagadian B.
AQDB Polak. AQHD Loog P. AQLD P. Sambulauan.
AQDE Lubang I. AQHE Romblon P. AQLE Dumankilas B.
AQDF P. Tilig. AQHG Sibuyan I. AQLF Zamboanga./
AQDG Cabra I. AQHI Magallanes. AQLI Jolo./
AQDJ Luzon I. AQHJ Masbate I. AQLJ Basilan I.
AQDK C. Santiago. AQHK Arroroi. AQLK P. Isabela.

AQDL RestingaPt. AQHL Mandao. AQLN Dalrymple Hr.
AQDN Corregidorl. AQHM Palanog P. AQLO Buol.
AQDO Caballo I. AQHO Uson B. AQLP Pangasinan I.
AQDS Cavite. 6/ AQHP Cataingan P. AQLS Tapul Group.

AQDT Manila. 6 c AQHR Pan ay I. AQLT Siassi.
AQDU Pasig R. AQHT Tilat, or, Buena Vista. AQLU Tawi Tawi.
an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
a Sienifles
5
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
OCEANIA.
AQLV Bongao I. AQPI Arru Is. AQTY Geelvink B.

AQLW Talautse Is. AQPJ Wokam I. AQUB Dorei P.
AQLX Talauer Is. AQPL Dobbo.
AQPM K6 Dulan I. AQUC Bismarck Archipelago.
AQLY Celebes. AQPN Banda.
AQLZ Manado. AQPR Amboina. AQUD New Pomerania.
AQMB Banka I. AQPS Ceram I. AQUF Stephansoit.
AQMD Kema. AQPT Sawai Hr. AQUG Herbertshoh.
AQME Pondang Islets. AQPV WaruB. AQUH Blanche B.
AQMP Gorontalo. AQPW Hoya (Teluti) B. AQUJ Matupi I.
AQMH Peling I. AQPX Elaputi B.
AQMI Bangaai Archipelago. AQPZ Amahoi. AQUK New Mecklenburg.
AQMJ Kendari B. AQRB Kaibobo Road. AQUL Meoko Hr.
AQML Buton. AQRC Piru B. AQUM Nusa Hr.
AQMN Palopo. AQRE Bum I. AQUO Kaliu.
AQMO Palima. AQRF KayeliB.
AQMR Boni. AQRG Pitt Passage. AQUR Pacific Ocean (Ocea-
AQMS Salengketa Pt. AQRI Gillolo I. nia).
AQMT Balang Nipa (Sinjai). AQRJ Maba Road. AQUS Admiralty I.
AQMU Makassar Str. AQRK Weda. AQUT Nares Hr.
AQMV Salayar. AQRM Gebi I. AQUW Hermit Is.
AQMW Malsoro B. AQRN Molucca Passage. AQUX Caroline Is.
AQMX Makassar./ AQRO Bachian. AQTJY Kusaie I.
AQMY Taka Ramata (Brill AQRP Ternate. AQVB Chabrol Hr.
Rk.). AQRS Waigiu I. AQVC Ponapi I.
AQMZ Mamuju B. AQRT Gillolo Passage. AQVD Jamestown Hr. (Je-
AQNB Palos. AQRU Dampier Str. koits).
AQNC Wani B. AQVF Truk Is.
AQNP Dondo B.
AQRV New Guinea (Papua). AQVG Yap I.
AQNG Bah. AQVH TomilB.
AQNH Beliling (B u1 e 1 e n g) AQVJ Pelew (Paloa) Is.
Roadstead. AQRW British New Guinea. AQVK Marianas.
AQNI Amok (Labuan Amok). AQRX Salwatti. AQVL Guam I./
AQNK Panti Barat (Badong B .) AQRY Segaar B. AQVN
AQNL Lombok. AQSB McCluer Inlet) Berau AQVO P. San Luis D'Apra.
AQNM Ampenan B. G.). AQVP Bonin Is. (Arzobispq).;
AQNP Labuan Tering B. AQSD Sekru. AQVS Hillsborough I. (Baily'
AQNR Piju B. AQSE Kapau. Group).
AQNS Alas Str. AQSF Frederick Henry I.
AQVT
,
Peel I. (CTiicijima)
AQNU Sumbawa. AQSH C. Valsche, or, False C.
(Beechy Group).
AQNV Bima. AQSI Dourga Str.
AQVU P. Lloyd.
AQNW Sapeh B. AQSJ Pisang B. AQVX Marshall Is.
AQNX Puio Tenga (Paternos- AQSL Wassi Kussa. AQVY Jaluit.
ter) Is. AQSM Mai Kussa. AQVZ Gilbert Is.
AQNY Sumba I. AQSN Boigu, or, Talbot I.
AQWC Apaiang.
/
AQNZ Nangamessi B. AQSP Daudai.

AQOB Flores. AQSR Tauan. AQWE Solomon Is.
AQOD Solor I. AQST Saibai I.
AQWF Buaro (San Cristoval) I.
AQOE Terang B. AQSV Pahoturi, or, Kaua R.
AQWG Dgil.
AQOP BariB. AQSW Brinatauri, or, Katau R.
AQWI Guadalcanar I.
AQOG Sabalanga (Postillion) Is. AQSX G. of Papua. AQWJ Malaita I.
AQOH Potta Road. AQSZ FlyR. AQWK Ysabel I.
AQOI Karakaiki B. AQTB Aird R. AQWM Choiseul I.
AQOJ Dondo B. AQTC Lolo I,
AQWN Bougainville I.
AQOL Ombai, or, Allor. AQTE Hall Sound.
AQWO Santa Cruz Is. (Nitendi
AQOM Kebula B. AQTF P. Moresby.
Is.).
AQON Timor. AQTG Granville.
AQWR Vanikoro I.
AQOP Koepang. AQTI P. Glasgow.
AQOS Dilhi. AQTJ South C. AQWS New Hebrides.
AQOT Semao (Kurong). AQTK Samarai I. AQWT Banks Is.
AQOU Rotti. AQTM Louisiade Archipelago.
AQWV TJreparapara I.
AQOV Serwatti Is.
AQWX Avreas B.
AQOW Wettal. AQTN Kaiser Wilhelmsland. AQWY P. Patteson.
AQOX Kissa (Makisar). AQTO Finsch Hr. AQXB Mota I.
AQOZ Lettil. AQTR Astrolabe B. AQXC Lakona B.
AQPB Dam ma I. AQTS Frederich Wilhelm Hr. AQXD Marina, or, Espiritu
AQPC Tepa. AQTU Hatzfeldt Hr. Santo I.
AQPE Baba I. AQTW Empress Augusta R. AQXF Bougainville Str.
AQPF Timor Laut. AQTX Amberno (Mamberon- AQXG Tangoa.
AQPH Arafura Sea. mo) R. AQXH 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;
124 GEOGEAPHIOAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. Part I.
QUEENSLAND.
j
Part I. geographical signals places geographically arranged. 127
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.

WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA..

WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.

EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.

Part I. geographical signals places geographically arranged. 131
GULF OF MEXICO.
GULF OF MEXICO.
WEST* INDIES.
.
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.

CANADA.
a .
GULF AND RIVER OF ST. LAWRENCE.
BCNO St. Mary R. BCWF Merigomish. BDGF

BCNR Sherbrooke. BCWI Pictou.
BCNU Country Hr. BCWL East Arm.
BCNX Isaac Hr. BCWO New Glasgow.
BCOA Green I.
BCOD TorB. BCWR Northumberland Str.
BCOE Berry Hd. BCWU Caribou.
BCOG Whitehead I.e BCWX Amet Isle.
BCOJ Canso.c BCXA Tatamagouche.
BCOM Cranberry I.
BCXD John R.
BCOP Crow Hr. BCXG Wallace.
BCOS Chedabucto B. BCXJ Pugwash.
BCOV Guysborough. BCXM Cold Spring Hd.
BCOY Gut op Canso. BCXP B. Verte.
BCPE Eddy Pt. BCXS C. Tormentine. d
BCPH P. Mulgrave. BCXV Jourimain I.
BCPK Havre Bouche. , BCXY Shemogue.
BCPN Cape Breton Island. BCYE Shediac.
BCPQ P. Hastings. BCYH Cassie Pt.
BCPT P. Hawkesbury. BCYJ Cocague.
BCPW Habitants Hr. BCYK Buctouche R.
BCPZ Arichat. BCYN Richibucto Hd.
BCQF Creighton Hd. BCYQ Liverpool.
BCQI Green I. BCYT St. Louis.
BOQL C. Round.
BCQO Big Arrow I.
BCYW Prince Edward I.
BCQR St.Peter B.
BCYZ West Pt.
BCQU Haulover Isthmus.
BCZF C. Egmont.
BCQX M'Kenzie Pt.
BCZI Bedeqiie B.
BORA Ouetique I.
BCZL Summerside.
BCRD St. Esprit.
BCZO C. Traverse.
BCRG Guyon I.
BCZR Tryon.
BCRJ Louisbueg Hr.
BCZU Crapaud.
BCRM Scatari I.d
BCZX Hillsborough B.
BCRP Menadou Passage.
BDAC Charlotte Town.
BCRS Mira.
BDAF Haszard Pt.
BCRV Flint I.
BDAI Prim Pt.
BCRY C. Percy.
BDAL C.Bear./
BCSE Schooner Cove. BDAO Murray Hr. c
BCSH Lingan Hd. BDAR Cardigan B.
BCSK Bridgeport.a
BDAU George Town.
BCSN FlatPt.a
BDAX St. Andrew Pt.
BCSQ North Sidney.c BDCA Panmure Hd.
BCST Victoria Pier.
BDCG Boughton R.
BCSW Sydney. BDCJ Colville R.
BCSZ Battery Pt. BDCM Souris.
BCTF Bird Rock. BDCP East Pt.
BCTI P. Aconia. BDCS St.Peter Hr.
BCTL Bras d'Or. BDCV Tracadie.
BCTO St. Andrew Ch. BDCY Grand Rustico.
BCTR Blackrock Pt. BDEA Grenville Hr.
BCTU Barra Str. BDEG Stanley R.
BCTX Mac Kinnon Hr.
BDEJ Billhook I.
BCUA Bird I. Lt. (Ciboux I).
BDEM Richmond Hr.
BCUD St. Anne Hr.
BDEP Malpeque.
BCUG Ingonish. BDES Cascumpeque Hr.
BCUJ C. North. BDEV Alberton.
BCUM Meat Cove. BDEY Tignish.
BCUP C. St. Lawrenceie BDFE North Pt.
BCUS St. Paul l.de BDFH Magdalen Is.
BCUV Cabot Str. BDFK Entry I.
BCUY Chetican Pt. BDFN Amherst Hr.
BCVE Sea Wolf I. BDFO South Pt. (Amherst I.).
BCVH Mabou. BDFQ Grindstone I.
BCVK P. Hood. BDFT Grosse I. a
BCVN George B. BDFW Etang du Nord. a
BCVQ Tracadie. BDFZ Great Bird Rock.
BCVT Pomquet.
BCVW Antigonish.
BCVZ C. George. BDGC G. of St. Lawrence.
GREAT LAKES. NEWFOUNDLAND.
BDOE
FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL
MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR.
PERSIA. ROUMAN1A.
PERSI
SALVADOR. SANTO DOMINGO.

SALVADOR
SPAIN. SPAIN. SWEDEN.
COUNTRIES HAVING A COMMON

BELGIUM. BRAZIL CHILE.
KONGO. KOREA. LIBERIA.
PARAGUAY. PORTUGAL. Cuba
IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.

ME BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST
MARITIME COUNTRIES.
MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR.
ROUMANIA. RUSSIA.
r
S AM.
I
SWEDEN. VENEZUELA. VENEZUELA.
MAN0FWAR AND MERCHANT FLAG.

CRETE. ECUADOR. FRANCE.
MOROCCO, MADAGASCAR. MUSCAT. NETHERLANDS. NICARAGUA.
TURKEY. TRIPOLI. EGYPT. URUGUAY. GENEVA CONVENTION.
THE NORRIS PETERS CO.. WASHINGTON

FLAGS OP THE PRINCIPAL
MAN-OF-WAR MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR.
ARGENTINA. ARGENTINA AUSTRIA HUNGARY
COLOMBIA. COLOMBIA, COSTA RICA
GERMANY GERMANY GREECE
ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE

( WITH BADGE. COLONIES
GREAT BRITAIN HOME AMD COLONIAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS I
(WITH BADGE IN SOME CASES)
HONDURAS HONDURAS I TA LY
MEXICO. MEXICO. NORWAY.

MARITIME COUNTRIES. PLATE L.
MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR. MERCHANT.
AUSTRIA HUNGARY CHINA. CHINA.
COSTA RICA. DENMARK. DENMARK.
GREECE. GUATEMALA. GUATEMALA.
GREAT BRITAIN. HAITI. HAITI
I TA LY. JAPAN JAPAN.
7/i\S>Z
NORWAY PERU. PERU.
mm
THE NORRIS PETER5CO., WASHINGTON, D. C
.
LABRADOR. ICELAND.
BEOH ;eHr. BETM Brunet I. a BEYA Hamilton Inlet.

BEOK Copper Hr. BETP Fortune B. BEYC Rigoulette.
BEON Manitou I.d BETS Long Hr. BEYF Davis Inlet.
BEOQ Keweenaw. BETV Miquelon. c BEYG Hopedale.
BEOT L'Anse. BETY St. Pierre, c BEYH Nam.
BEOW Huron I. BEUD Galantry Hd. a BEYJ Okkak.
BEOZ. Granite I. BEUH Burin I. a BEYK C. Chidley.
BEPA Marquette, d BEUK Placentia Hr.
ÊPF Grand I. BEUN St. Mary, a
BEPI P. au Sable. BEUQ C. Pine, a BEYL Hudson Bay.
BEPL White Fish Pt. BEUT C. Race, ef BEYN F. Chimo.
BEPO Belle Isle Str. BEUW Ferryland Hd. a BEYP Baffin Land.
BEPR Wash-sheecootai B. BEUZ C. Spear, o BEYR James B
BEPU Coacoacho B. BEVA St. Johns, a b BEYT East Main F.
BEPX Watagheistic Sound. BEVF C. St. Francis, a BEYV Ruperts House.
BEQC Mecattina C. BEVI Brigus B. BEYX Albany F.
BEQG Greenly I. BEVL Harbour Grace. BEYZ Moose F.
BEQJ Armour Pt. af BEVO Carbonear I. BEZA Severn F.
BEQM Red B. BEVR Baccalieu I. a BEZC York Factory.
BEQP Chateau B./ BEVU Trinity Hr. BEZF F. Churchill.
BEQS Belle Isle, ef BEVX Catalina Hr. a BEZI Chesterfield Inlet.
BEQV La Talus. BEWC C. Bonavista. a BEZK Davis Str.
BEWG Little Denier I. BEZM Baffin B.
BEQY Newfoundland. BEWJ Greenspond.
BERD C. Bauld. BEWL Stinking I.
BEZO Greenland.
BERH Pistolet B. BEWM Cabot I. a BEZQ Godhavn (P. Lievety).
BERK C. Norman. BEWN Funk I.
BEZS Disko B.
BERN St. John B. BEWP Offer Wadham I. a
BEZU Egedesminde.
BERQ Rich Pt./ BEWS Fogo Hr. BEZW Holsteinborg (Sisimiut).
BERT P. Saunders. BEWV Toulinguet I. a
BEZY C. Farewell.
BERW Ingornachoix B. BEWY Gull I. a
BERZ Bonne B. a BEXD Croc Hr.
BESP B. of Islands. BEXH Betts Cove. BFAC Iceland.
BESI P. au Port. BEXK Tilt Cove. BFAE Reykjavik.
BESL St. George Hr. BEXN Hare B. BFAH Svendseyre.
BESO C. Ray. ef BFAK Talkna Fiord.
BESU P. Basque, a BEXQ Labrador. BFAM Dyre Fiord.
BESX Rose Blanche B. BEXT St. Lewis Sound. BFAO Oe Fiord.
BETC La Poile B. BEXV Cartright Hr. BFAQ Holar.
BETG Boar I. (Burgeo). a BEXY Indian Tickle. BFAS Seidis Fiord.
BETJ Pass I. a BEXZ Sandwich B. BFAU 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.
AABOUND.
CXA {Letter. )
(For new method of spelling, CXZ Abide-ing. Abode.
seepage 13.)
CYA Ability.
CXB A, or, An. CYB I doubt your (or, my) ability to
CYD Your abilityto.
CXD Ai.
CXE A. B. Able seaman. CYE Able-y. Able to. To be able.

Able seaman. A. B cxe
A. M. Before noon edu CYF Am, Is, or, Are able to.
CYG- Am. Is, or, Are not able to.
CXF Aback. CYH Are you able to ?
Heave all aback. Go astern LP Can I crossthe bar 1 Shall I be able to

CXG Taken aback. get over the bar? fvy
I have not been able to make out the
CXH Abaft. buoy or beacon gaj
CXI Abaft the beam. CYI I was able to.
Afloat abaft CYJ I was not able to.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
CXJ Abandon-ing-ment. cated) is (or, are) able to bym
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible, ab If or persons or things indi-
he (she, it,
CXK Abandened. cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
CXL Do not abandon me. CYK If I am able to.
Do not abandon the vessel ac CYL If I am not able to.
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide CYM If you are able to.
has ebbed ad CYN If you are not able to.
Do you intend to abandon ? ae CYO Is able to.
CXM Enemy has abandoned. Not able to make such short tacks, .xil
CXN Has she (or vessel indicated) been long CYP Ought not to be able to.
abandoned ? CYQ Ought to be able to.
cxo I did not abandon her until I was forced. CYB Shall, or, Will be able to.
Ido not intend to abandon the vessel, af CYS Shall, or, Will not be able to.
Imust abandon the vessel ag Vessel (or person indicated) is not able
I shall abandon my vessel unless you to comply JLG
will keep by us ah CYT When will you be able to ?
I will not abandon you (or vessel indi CYU Will you be able to ?
, cated). I will remain by you ai With some assistance I shall be able to
I (or, They) wish to abandon but have set things right
'-
df
not the means aj CYV You are able to.
CXP Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent. CYW You are not able to.
Is she (or veisel indicated) abandoned ?
AK
CXQ They have abandoned. CYX Aboard. (See also Board.)
CXR Vessel indicated not abandoned.
is OYZ Above board.
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board
CXS Abate-d-ing-ment. (or, at ) dkv
If the wind abates zeq CZA All on board.
CXT No abatement. CZB I am coming sending) aboard.
(or,
Wind has abated outside zfj CZD I will come alongside aboard) you (or, if
Wind has not abated outside zfk will allow me.
CXU You may make some abatement. CZE Send-ing. Sent a responsible person on
board.
Abbeeviate-d-ing-ion. (See Abridge. )
DAQ Abode -CXZ
CXV Abeam, or, Abreastof.
CXW At (time indicated) we were abeam CZF Abolish-ed-ing-tion.
of.
CXY I was abeam. CZG Abound-ed-ing.
(143)
144 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II.
ABOUTACCOMMODATE.
. . . .. ?. . . . ) . .
Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 145
ACCOMMODATEACQUAINT.
Accommodate Continued. DFP On account of

DCQ Can not accommodate. No accommo- Do not anchor on any account le
dation for Do not show a light on any account -QV
DCR Good accommodation. Do not show a light on my aceount_QRT
DCS I can accommodate a person [or persons Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
indicated) count of ice - pcb
DCT Indifferent accommodation. DFQ On account of the fog (or, weather).
DCU No accommodation for passengers. DFB, On account.
DCV ACCOMPANY-IED-ING-IMENT. DFS Accountable.
DCW Accompanied by (or, with) DFT I hold you accountable.
DCX Can accompany. DFU Will be held accountable.
DCY I can not accompany. DFV Will not be accountable.
DCZ I will accompany. DFW Will not be accountable for boat hire.
DEA Will you accompany?
DFX Accountant.
DFY Accountant General.
DEB Accomplice.
DFZ Accouterments.
DEC accomplished-ed-ing.
DGA Accumulator.
DEP Can you (or person indicated) accom-
plish (or, do) it ? DGB accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive.
Can not be accomplished (or, done)- -blx
i
DEG Easily done accomplished).
(or, DGC Accurate-ly-acy-ness.
DEH Has it been done (or, accomplished) ? DGE Is it accurate?
If it can be done (or, accomplished) .bzr DGF It is not accurate.
If it can not be done (or, accom-
plished BZS DGH Accuse-d-ing-ation. (See also Charge.
Maybe done (or, accomplished) blt DGI Accused of having killed some one. )
DEI Not easily done (or, accomplished). DGJ Is accused of

DGK Wlu, he (or person indicated) accused
: is
of?
DEJ ACCORD-ED-ING.
DEK According to. DGL accustom-ed-ing.
DEL Accordingly.
DEM According to directions (or, orders). DGM Acidity.
According to regulations uof Carbolic acid hyd
DEN According to seniority. Muriatic acid sck
DEO According to the usual practice. Nitric acid. siq
DEP In accordance with. Picric acid thv
DEQ Not according to. Sulphuric acid xdi
DEB, Not according to orders, or, Against in- Tartaric acid xkv
structions.
DGN ACKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.
DGO Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
Accordingly del
DGP Acknowledge the receipt of
DES Account-ed-ing. To account. (See also DGQ Has the receipt been acknowledged?
Account below.) DGR I beg to acknowledge.
Account. (Bill) gka DGS Make an acknowledgement.
Account. (A Report) dew DGT Must be acknowledged.
DET Account sent correct. is
DEIT Account sent incorrect.
is DGU Acorn.
DEV Alarming account of
DEW An account. (See also Report. DGV Acquaint-ed-ing-ance. (See also Inform. )
DEX Bad account. DGW Acquainted with.

DEY Can account for DGX Am acquainted with the anchorage.
DGY Am acquainted with the coast.
DEZ Can you account for
DPA Good account of DGZ Am desired to acquaint you (or person
DFB Has brought the account of indicated).
DFC Have, or, Has received account of DHA Am not acquainted with the anchorage.
DFE I have private account of DHB Am not acquainted with the coast.
DFG Indifferent account of DHC Are you acquainted with the anchorage
DPH Last, account. (place, or, channel)?
DFI Next account. DHE Are you acquainted with the coast?
DFJ
No account of DHF Desire you will acquaint.
DFK No account received. DHG Did you acquaint?
DPL Nothing important by last account. DHI I am directed to acquaint you.
DPM Quarterly account. DHJ Not acquaintedwith.
DFN Send an (or, your) account. DHK Shall, or, Will acquaint.
DFO Send account. DHL Will you acquaint?
1092907- -10
ADVISE AGAINST.
Part II. GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 149
AGAINSTAGUE.
AHEADALL.
. .
ALLALSO.
All Continued. Aloft Continued.

DYT Vessels wishing to be reported all well, EAG Keep a good lookout aloft.
show your distinguishing signals. EAH Man aloft.
Was all well when you
lef t ? qln
You will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG EAI Alone.
DYU Allegiance. EAJ Alongthe.

All the lights are out along the coast
Alliance (See Ally) . -DZS of PU
DYV Alligator. Crocodile. EAK Along the bank- of.

EAL Along the lines.
DYW Allot-ted-ting. To allot. EAM Along the road.
DYX Allotment.
EAN Alongshore.
DYZ Allow-ed-ing-able. To allow for. (See EAO Alongshore to the eastward of (dis-
also Admit, Let, and Permit. tance in miles may follow).
Allowance
)
dzc EA*P Alongshore to the northward of -(dis-

DZA Allow me to congratulate you. tanee in miles may follow).
(dis-
Allow no communication. Allow no EAQ Alongshore to the southward of
person on board fm tance in miles may follow)
DZB Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish EAR Alongshore to the westward of (dis-
all lights. tance in miles may follow).
DZC Allowance.
Armed men not allowed to land eov EAS Alongside.
DZE Can allow. Can permit. EAT Alongside the jetty (wharf, or, pier).
DZF Can not allow it. EAU Alongside the mole.
DZG Communication allowed with. is EAV As soon as alongside.
DZH Half allowance. EAW Assemble alongside.
DZI -Have been on short allowance for some Boat is alongside (is on board) ev
time. EAX Call alongside.
I will come alongside (or, on board) if EAY Can I come alongside?
you will allow me Czd EAZ Can not come alongside.
Come alongside.
,
It is dangerous to allow too many people EBA

on board at once . gb EBC Do not come alongside.
DZJ It is expected the vessel (or vessels indi- EBD Endeavor to come alongside.
cated) will be allowed to leave. EBF Go alongside.
DZK
Make allowance to (or, for). I shall fire into the boats if they persist
DZL Not allowed. Disallowed. in coming alongside nak
DZM Put your people on an allowance. I will come alongside (or, on board) if
DZN Short allowance.

you will allow me - czd
Vessels with combustibles not allowed EBG Lashed alongside.
in hs EBH Let no boat come alongside.
DZO What allowance are you on 1

Lighter alongside qtc
What variation do you allow ? jip EBJ Not alongside.
DZP Will an allowance be made ? EBK To be alongside at
DZQ Will you allow Will you permit
? ? What is the depth of water alongside
the 1 kvi
DZR Allude-d-ing-sion .
i EBL Aloof. Keep aloof.

DZS Ally-ied-ing-iance.
DZT Allied with. EBM Aloud.
DZU Our ally. EBN Alphabet-ical-ly.
DZV Almanac. Alphabetical signal, No. 1.
Have you a Nautical Almanac for the Code Flag over e

current year (or for the year indi- Alphabetical signal, No. 2.
cated)^
'.
RQ Code Flag over f
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac Qwz Alphabetical signal, No. 3.
DZW Nautical Almanac. Note. For method

Code Flag over g
of using Alphabet-
DZX Almond. ical Signals, see page 13
EBO Alphabetical table (page 15).
DZY Almost. EBP Morse alphabet.
EAB Almost anything may be got. Use alphabetical (spelling) table-- _wnf
EBQ Your name not on my
is spell list; it
Almuda. (Measure of capacity) ayk alphabetically (or, by alphabetical

table).
EAC At OPT EBR Already.
EAD Fell from aloft.
EAP Gear aloft. EBS Also.
ALTER AMMUNITION.
AMMUNITIONANCHOR.
. . )
ANCHORANNUL.
Anchor Continued. Anchorage Continued.

EJV Stream, or. Small anchor (weight in I shall make
for the anchorage (or,
cwts., if necessary) with despatch
all jt
EJW Tell them to recover my anchor. ELA I shall try the anchorage.
The light-ship at not at anchor on
is ELB Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
her station, or, Light-ship at is out from?
of position --QE Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
EJX Tripped her anchor. safe with all winds (specify which
EJY Unable to weighanchor. wind, if necessary)"! _.fb
EJZ Vessel indicated at anchor anchor-is (is It is not very safe where you are an-
chored .-'.
ing). EIX
EKA Vessel indicated parted from her anchor. ELC Lose no time in getting to the an-
Want an anchor yc chorage.
Want an anchor and cable yd ELD Safe anchorage.
EKB Water too deep to anchor.
is ELF Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
EKC We had better anchor. Unsafe anchorage pe
EKD When anchored. ELG Unsafe to remain at anchorage until'.
EKP When do you intend to anchor? ELH We are to leeward of the anchorage.
EKG When shall we anchor? ELI We are to windward of the anchorage. S
EKH Where do you intend to anchor?
EKI Where shall we anchor?
EKJ Why do you anchor? ELJ Anchovy
EKL Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying-out an anchor? ELK And.
EKM Will you pick up my anchor for me? And the -CMD
EKN You may come to an anchor. ELM And they.
EKO You will overlay my anchor. In and out - -SVW
ELN You and I (or, me)
EKP Anchorage. (See also Berth and Har-
bor. )
Am acquainted with the anchorage .dgx ELO Anemometer. Wind gauge.
Am not acquainted with anchorage-DHA
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough ELP Aneroid barometer.
with wind from ox
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent-OY ELQ Aneurism.
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all
winds oz ELR Anger-ry-ily.
EKQ Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage ELS Angle. Angleways.
(place, or, channel)? dhc ELT Angle iron.
EKR Bad an horage. ELU Beveled to an angle of
Best berth, (or, anchorage) bears from ELV Helm angle.
me ef
Best anchorage is in fathoms ov ELW Angular-ly.
Calls the attention of vessels coming
into the anchorage on the bearing ELX Animal.
(prom the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal dp Anna. (Coin) asx
Calls the attention of vessels leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from ELY Annex-ed-ing-ation.
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal _dq ELZ Annihilate-d-ing-ion.
EKS Can, or, will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage? EMA Anniversary.
EKT Change your anchorage.
Do not attempt to make "the anchorage EMB Announce-d-ment.
(or, harbor) fw
EKU Do not know the anchorage [or, harbor). EMC Annoy-ed-ing-ance.
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle fx EMD Annual-ly.
EKV Do you know of any anchorage (or,
harbor)? EMF Annuity.
EKW Do you know the anchorage harbor)? (or,
Good anchorage odu EMG Annul-led-ling.
EKX Good bottom for anchorage. EMH Annul present formation.
How does the anchorage (or, harbor) EMI Annul the hoist indicated by numeral
bear?- ..pa signal.
EKY I do not know the anchorage (or, Annul the last hoist I will repeat it-VE
Annul
;
harbor). EMJ the last signal. The last signal

EKZ I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl- is annulled.
edge of the anchorage. Annul the whole signal vf
156 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II,
ANYAPPEAR.
.
AREARMY.
Are Continued. EUM Area, or, Surface.

cated)is {or, are) able to buv EUN Argentina. Argentina Colors.
cated) is (or, are) not buw Argentino. (Coin.) -ASY
cated) is (or, are) not able to bux EUO Argue-d-ing-ment.
How are they? bxh
How are you? bxi EUP Arise-n-ing. Arose.
How is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) ? bxo EUQ Arm-ed-ing. To ARM.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- EUR Arms (weapons).
dicated) is (or, are) byl EUS Arm boats.
If he (she,or persons or things in-
it, EUT Arm chst.
dicated) is (or, are) able to bym Arm the lead - qjg
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- EUV Armed men not allowed t6 land.
dicated) is (or, are) not . -BYN EUW Armed merchant ship.
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- EUX Armed with
dicated) is (or, are) not able to., .byo Fire-arms mzy
If they are ._Caf EUY How are you armed ?
If they are not cag EUZ How is she armed ?
If we are -CAX EVA I have no arms.

If we are not cay Not armed. Unarmed ygj
If you are cbq Man and arm boats gtv
If you are not cbe Send an armed boat guk
If, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or EVB She is armed. They are armed.
things indicated)"! .. bvy EVC Small -arm men.
Is, or, Are his (her-s, it-s) bek EVD Small arms (muskets, etc.).
There are (or, is) cmg EVF Small-arm magazine.
There are (or, is) not cmh EVG With arms.
They are for cnm Without arms. Unarmed ygj
They are from bet
They are...- beu EVH Arm. (Limb).
They are not.. bev EVI Arm broken.
We are bew EVJ Arm dislocated.
We are not ...BEX EVK Left arm.
What, or, Which are (or, is)? cpw EVL Right arm.
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY Yard arm zkp
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated) .cpx
1
! EVM Armament.
When are (or, is)? cqw
When are we? cqx EVN Armature.
When are you? CQY
When he (she, it, or persons or things EVO Armistice.
indicated) is (or, are) crj Armistice has been arranged. -YS
When are) he (she,
is (or, it, or persons EVP Is an armistice probable ?
or things indicated) ? CRN
When they are csi EVQ Armor-ed.
When we are csl EVR Armor belt.
When you are csn EVS Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
Where am I (or, are we)? csq EVT Armor-plate-d-ing.
Where are (or, is)? csr EVU Armored cable.
Where are they? .. cst EVW Armored cruiser.
Where are you bound? sh EVX Armored deck.
Where are you from? ... si EVY Armored ship.
Where are you going? csu EVZ Armored train.
Where he (she, it. or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) .ctd EWA Armorer.
Where I am (or, we are) ctg
EWB Army*.
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons Any alteration in the position of the
or things indicated)"! . cth armies? _ iby
Where they are cua Army is advancing.- dna
Where we are (or, I am) ctg EWC Army is retreating.
Where you are cup EWD Army List.
Who are (or, is)? cui EWF Army Service Corps.
Why are (or, is)? cuz EWG By, or, With the army.
Why are you? cva EWH Captain in the army.
Why are you not? cvb EWI Colonel.
You are bey EWJ Commander-in-Chief.
You are not bez EWK General.
Fart II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 159
ARMYARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
. . . : .
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENTASK.
Articles op Agreement Continued. FBZ ASCEND-ED-ING.

EZK -Ship's articles (or, papers)
EZL Signed articles. FCA
FCB
ASCERTAIN-ED-ING.
EZM Termination of articles. Ascertain what.
FCD Ascertain when.
FCE Can you ascertain?
EZN Artifice-ial-ly. FCG Can not ascertain.
EZO Artificial horizon. FCH Could not be ascertained?
it
Damage not ascertained -_" kiy
EZP Artificer. FCI Did you ascertain?
EZQ Artificer diver. FCJ Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain.
EZR Engine-room artificer. FCK Have you ascertained?
EZS Skilled artificer. FCL It has been ascertained.
EZT What artificers have you? Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi-
tude, if necessary) but was unable to
EZU Artillery-ist-man. ascertain whether any people were on
EZV Artillery has been landed. board.... zw
EZW Artillery, or, Ordnance stores. FCM Shall, or, Will ascertain.
EZX In want of artillery. FCN When it is ascertained.
EZY No want of artillery.
FCO ASCRIBE-D-ING. TO' ASCRIBE.
FAB As. FCP What do you ascribe it to ?
FAC As a matter of course.
FAD As close as. FCQ Ash. (Wood.)
FAE As convenient.
FAG As far as. FOR Ash. Cinder.
FAH As fast as. FCS Ash pit.
FAI As fast as possible. FCT Ash shoot.
FAJ As follows.
FAK Ashe (she, his, her-s, it, it-s). FCU Ashamed.
FAL As he is. FCV Ought to be ashamed.
FAM As I (my, mine)
FAN As happens.
it FCW Ashore. (See also Shore and Aground.)
FAO As it is. Am on shore, likely to break up require ;
FAP As not.
it is immediate assistance ca
FAQ As may.
it FCX Are you going ashore?
FAR As was.
it
-As was not.
Do not send boats ashore after dark.GST
FAS it I ama stranger here; will you let me
FAU As will be.
it go ashore with you?--- _-0CH
As as
little -QVTT FCY Let him bring ashore (on shore).
FAV As long as. FCZ
Send ashore to (or, for)
PAW As many as. Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
FAX As many as convenient. indicated)-.. fsn
FAY As many much) as possible.
(or, The ship's bags are sent ashore fso
FAZ As much as. Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore neat
FBA As much as can be taken. (or, on) -CH
FBC As near as.
FBD As often as. FDA Asia-tic.
FBE As quick as.
FBG As quick as possible. FDB Aside.
FBH As requested.
FBI As requisite. FDC Ask for . To ask. (See also Request.)
FBJ As slow as possible. Asked-ing - fdm
FBK As soon as. FDE Ask permission.
As soon as alongside . Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if lie
FBL As soon as convenient. will communicate ht
FBM As soon as dark. it is FDG Ask (person or vessel indicated) not
FBN As soon as dusk. it is to.

FBO As soon as possible. FDH Ask (person or vessel indicated) to
As soon as she off afloat)..
is (or, FDI Ask him if.
FBP As soon as the flood tide makes. FDJ Ask the.
FBQ As soon as there a breeze. is FDK Ask you not to.
FBR As they (their-s) FDL Ask you to.
FBS As to. FDM Asked-ing.
FBT As usual.
-As we (our-s). Asks name of ship (or, signal station) in
FBU sight TO
FBV As well as. Asks precise time of high water, and
FBW As you-r-s. minimum depth at that time XE
FBX As you please. Note.Reply will be
1. By an hour signal (see page 58).
FBY Asbestos. 2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
. . . ;
i>ART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 161
ASKASSIST.
Ask Continued. FEX Assist-ance.

FDN Better not ask the reason. Aground; want immediate assistance,
FDO Hail the strange vessel, and ask if - NA
FDP Have, or, Has not asked. Am drifting; want assistance cm
FDQ Shall, or, Will ask. Am on shore, likely to break up; re-
FDE Unable to ask. quire immediate assistance. ca
FDS Will you ask ?
FEY Assist (vessel indicated).
FEZ Assistance was refused.
FDT Asleep. (See also Sleep.) Assistant fgy
Boat is coming to your assistance ...et
FDU Assassin-ate-ion. FGA Can assist.
FDV An attempt to assassinate. FGB Can be assisted helped). (or,
Assassinated (or murdered) scj FGC Can I assist ?
Can I procure any assistance in the way
Of ? CN -
FDW ASSAULT-ED-ING. To ASSAULT. (See also FGD Can you assist ?
Attack. Can you assist (vessel indicated)"!-- _co

FDX Assault did not succeed.
)
Can not assist cp

FDY Commit-ted-ting an assault. Could not render assistance cq
Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
FDZ ASSEMBLE-D-ING. without assistance ...bg
About to assemble -- dae Do not require assistance (or, further
Assemble alongside eaw assistance) cr
FEA Assembled on the. Do the best you can for yourselves, no
Boats to assemble gse assistance can be given ex
Convoy will assemble at port (or place Do you require any assistance (or, help)
indicated) Juo of
(or, from )? cs
FEB Have, or. Has assembled. Do you require further assistance ?__ct
FEC Shall, or, Will assemble. Do you require immediate assistance?
Should. you part, endeavor to beach your cu
vessel where people are assembled (or FGE -Every assistance will be given.
'-
as pointed out by Compass Signal Fire, or. Leak want immediate assist-.
;
FROM yOU) FZU ance nh
FED Was, or. Were assembled. FGH -Give every assistance to

FEG When they assemble. I am aground; send what
assistance you can
immediate
ce
FEH Assembly. I am attacked want assistance. ;Help
FEI Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or other I am attacked
I can not assist (help) you
. nj
otx
legislative body) adjourns (or, ad-
journed) on the I can not take you in tow, but will

FEJ Assembly, Congress,Parliament(or-o7ier report you at
assistance-
and send immediate
xyq
legislative body) is dissolved.
Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or otfyr I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
legislative body) met (or, meets) on cv
the -- JPB I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist-
FEK House of Assembly. I
ance -
want assistance; please remain by

DPY
FEL ASSENT-ED-ING. me nr
Yes, or, Affirmative.
C, or, Code Flag over c FGI -I will assist you (or vessel in distress).
FGJ -If 1 have not assistance.
FEM Assert-ed-ing. Assertion. In distress want assistance
; - ns
FEN Have, Has asserted."

or. In distress want immediate assistance a
;
FEO It asserted.
is

NO
FGK -Is (vessel indicated) likely to assist
(or, supply) me ?
FEP Assess-ed-ing-ment.
wants
FEQ Damages are assessed at Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at
immediate assi tance cw
FEB, Assessor. Light-ship, or, Lighthouse at wants
immediate assistance cw
FET Assets. May be got off (or, afloat), if prompt
assistance be given cg
FEU Assign-ing-ment. May be got off (or, afloat) without
FEV Assigned. assistance dpz
Cause, or, Reason must be assigned. ifo
The cause (or, reason) assigned, is ..ift FGL -Medical assistance wanted ; want a sur-
The cause (or, reason) assigned is suf geon.
ficient iro Mutiny want assistance
; yf
No assistance can be rendered ; do the
FEW Assignee. best you can for yourselves ex
a See Distress Signals, page 7.
1092907- -.11
. . ; )
ATATTEST.
At Continued Attempt Continued.

At the nearest landing place qdo FKR Shall I try (or, attempt)to ?
At the railway station ...uhe The attempt dangerous is gi
FJA At the (or, that) time specified. FKS Useless to attempt try) (or, to.
At this port - .-_toq When may the bar (or, entrance) be
FJB At top of. attempted? _ . _.fwd
FJC At what time ? At what hour ? FKT
Will attempt to (or, try).
FJD Is atthe. FKU Will you attempt to (or, try)?
Not at all : dtp FKV You may make an attempt (or, try).
To he at - cnq
FKW Attend-ed-ing-ance. (To be present at.
FJE Athwart. FKX Attend on board.
FJG- Athwart hawse. FKY Attend survey.
FJH Athwart ship. FKZ Attendant.
FJI Athwart the tide (current, or, stream). Has been attended with no advantage,
DNR
FJK Atlantic.
FJL North Atlantic. FLA Attend-ed-ing. (To pay attention.) (See
FJM South Atlantic. also Attention. )
Trans- Atlantic xzw Attend to signals dg
FLB I will attend to your signal.
FJN Atlas.
FJO Atmosphere. FLC Attention-ive.

FJP Atmospheric disturbance. Attention is called to page paragraph
FJQ Atmospheric pressure. of the International Code. -.DH
,
,
N. B. The page is to be shown first, and

FJR Atrocious-lt-ness-ocity . then the paragraph. This signal
,
should be employed only between ves-

FJS Attach-ed-ing-ment. sels using the United States edition,
as otherwise the pages referred to will
FJT Attache. not correspond.
Calls the attention of the first (or,
FJU Attack-ed-ing. To attack. (See also nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
Assault. ) person signaling) pointed out by com-
FJV (An) Attack. pass signal di
Coup-de-main .jyx Calls the attention of second ship, etc - dj
False attack msd Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
FJW Have, or, Has been attacked-. Calls the attentionof fourth ship, etc - dl
FJX Have you (or vessel indicated) been at- Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc.DM
tacked ? Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
I am attacked want assistance.
; Help Calls the attention of the shore signal
I am attacked. - .nj station dh the bearing (from the per-
FJY I attacked. son signaling) pointed out by compass
FJZ I (or vessel indicated) have been at- signals do
tacked by. Calls the attention of vessel coming into
Night attack sid the anchorage on the bearing (from
FKA Serious attack. the person signaling) pointed out by
FK.B Shall I attack ? compass signal dp
FKC Slight attack. leaving the
Calls the attention of vessel
Support my attack xfa anchorage on the bearing (from the
FKD To be attacked. person signaling) pointed out by com-
Torpedo attack xwo pass signal _ dq
FKE Wait for the attack. Calls the attention of vessel whose dis-
FKG- Will you attack ? tinguishing signal will immediately
FKH made an unsuccessful attack on follow . dr
FLD For your attention.
FKI Attempt -ed-ing (See also
to. Try. ) FLE Have, or, Has paid particular atten-
An attempt to assassinate fdv tion to.
FKJ Attempted to put to sea. FLG I am paying every attention.
Do not attempt landing in your own Look out. Pay attention ds
boats ey FLH Pay attention to orders.
Do not attempt to make the anchorage Pay attention to signal _. dg
(or, harbor) fw FLI Pay attention to the helm.
FKL Do not attempt without a pilot. FLJ Pay no attention to.
FKM Have, or, Has attempted. Pay strict attention to signals during
FKN I (or vessel indicated) made the attempt the night .dt
but did not succeed. FLK Pay the greatest attention.
FKO Make an (or, the) attempt. FLM You do (or, did) not pay attention to.
FKP Shall attempt to get away.
FKQ Shall I make another attempt V FLN Attest-ed-ing-ation. ,
..
AVOIDBACK.
Avoid Continued. Away Continued.

FOV Avoid-ed-ing confusion. My sails are all blown away (or, split),
FOW Can avoid (or, be avoided). vec
FOX Can not avoid (or] be avoided). Open. Get farther away mc
Unavoidable-ly ygk Ban, or, Run away uho
Shall attempt to get away pkp
FOY Avoibdupois. {Weight.) Slackaway wfq
The breeze will die away hgp
FOZ Await-ed-ing. (See also Wait. To await. You run away from me vol
Await my arrival at
)
FPA
FPB Await outside the inspection of the FPU Aweigh. (See also Weigh) offi-
Are you, or, Is (vessel
.
cials. indicated)
FPC Await the arrival of aweigh? '.
zm
FPD Awaiting coroner's inquest. I am aweigh zn
Can you await answer reply)?- -BMV FPS
(or,Vessel indicated aweigh. is
Can you await arrival of eya 1
I have received orders for you to await FPT Awhile. While-st.
instructions from owners at sq
I shall await their arrival (or, the arrival FPU awkwabd-ly-ness.

of ^)--- EYL
I will telegraph for your orders if you FPV Awning.
will await reply sv FPW Deck awnings.
Keep off and on, and await instruc- FPX Furl awnings.
tions. ... sx FPY Slope awnings.
Shall I await your arrival? eyp FPZ Spread awnings.
Will await answer (or, reply) tz
Will you await answer (or, reply)?. .ua Awoke. Awake-n-ing. . ., ppe
Will you await her (or, the arrival
of)? eyq FQA Axe.
Your orders will be awaiting you off Pickaxe the,
(or, at ) -.svB
FQB Axis-ial.
FPE Awake-n-ing. Awoke. -
v
FQC Axle. Axletkee.

FPG AWARD-ED-ING.
FQD azimuth-al.
FPH AWARE. FQE Azimuth compass.
FPI Am, Are aware
Is, or, of. FQG-Azimuth table.
FPJ Am, or, Are hot aware
Is, of. FQH Have you an azimuth compass ?
FPK Are you aware ? FQI I have an azimuth compass.

FPL I was not aware of it. FQJ Variation by azimuth.
FPM Is he aware ?
FPN Not aware.
FPO Awash.
FPQ Away.
Bring away hip
away
Carried 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 FQK B. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
Doctor, or, Svirgeon is away ljv seepage 13.)
Funnel carried away nto
Go away obr FQL Back-ed-ing.
Have, 01 Has carried away icq Back main topsail xwc
FQM Back the.
,
Heave away. orz

Is it a difficult anchorage to get away Back the anchor _.eho
from? - - elb Ordered back _-SUF
Is keeping away -- pyf Put back ucw
Is my berth a good one for getting away Put back damaged ucx
from? gfw Send back vpq
Keep away
v.-**
-~'-"- pym FQN Was obliged to put back.
Keep more away.:'; pyw What is the cause of your putting back?
Lower away --
:
bbz UDE
BACKSTAYBANK.
. . .
BARRICOEBE.
PXY Barricoe. (Breaker or small cask.) Be Continued.

FXZ Veer a barricoe astern. Am, Are, or, Is to be --- bfc
dwv
Be on the alert
FYA Barrow. Be the bfe
Can, or, Maybe.-^--- bfg
FYB Barter-ed-ing. Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
Can, or. May have been bfh
FYC Base. Can, or, May have done (or, been done)
FYD Base of operations. BLV
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or
FYE Basin. (See also Dock.) thing s indicated) be? btk
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
FYG Basis. things indicated) have been? btl
Can, or, May I be? _-- bkh
FYH Basket. Can, or, May it be done? blw
Can, or, May there be? bfi
FYI Bathe-d-ing-r. Bath. Cannot, or, May not be bfj
Can not, or, Maynot do(or, be done)_BLX
Batman. (Measure of Weight) bat Can not, or, May not have been bfk
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
FYJ Batten-ed-ing. done) blz
FYK Batten-ed-ing down. Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per-
Rolling batten tjzk sons or things indicated) be? btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per-
FYL Batter-ed-ing. To batter. sons or things indicated) have been?
BTN
FYM Battery. Could, or, Might be bfl
FYN Are there any batteries ? Could, or, Might do (or, be done)--BMA
Daniell's batteries . _klm Could, or, Might have been bfm
Electric batteries luq Could, or, Might have done (or, been
Firing batteries -_. .nae done) - bmc
Le Clanche's batteries qlz Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
FYO Masked batteries. or things indicated) be? bto
FYP Mortar batteries. Could, or; Might he (she, it, or persons
FYQ Range of batteries. or things indicated) not be? btp
FYR Test batteries. Could, or, Might not be bfn
FYS The enemy is throwing up batteries. Could, or, Might not do (or, be done).BMD
FYT There are no batteries. Could, or, Might not have been bfo
FYU Under the batteries. Could or. Might not have done (or, been
FYV What state does the battery appear to done) bme
be in? Could, or, Might there be? bfp
You are within range of the batteries Had, Has, or, Have been bfq
(or, of the guns) go Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done)
bmr
FYW Battle. Had, Has, or,Have, he (she, it. or per-
After the battle drl sons or things indicated) been?__BTU
FYX Battle ship. Line-of -battle ship. Had. Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
FYZ Before the battle. sons or things indicated) not been?
FZA Indecisive battle between the and btx
(names indicated) Had, or, Have I been bfr
FZB When was the battle fought ? Had, Has, or. Have not been bfs
FZC Where was the battle fought ? Had Has, or. Have not done (or, been
FZD has won a great battle at with a , done) bms
loss of killed and wounded reported Had, or. Have they been? bft
at
.
Had, or, Have we been? bfu

Had, or, Have you been? bfv
FZE Baulk-ed-ing. Balk. Having been bfw
FZG Baulk of timber. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) can (or, may) be buc
FZH Bay. Bay of. cated) can not {or, may not) be..-BUE
Any anchorage in the bay ? ekq He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
FZI In the bay of cated) had (has, or, have) been.-.BUK
Shall anchor in the bay ejo He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) notbeen.Btro
FZJ Bayonet. He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) must be buz
FZK Bazaar. He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
cated) must not be bvc
Be. Been. Being bfa He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Am, Are, or, Is not to be ._ bpd cated) ought to be .^...bvf
BE.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Need not be -.bgz
cated) ought not to be bvg Not be (been, being) cfn
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Not to be cgh
cated) shall (or, -will) be bvi Not to be done cgj cgi
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Not to be had
cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk Ought not to be -CHS
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Ought to be cht
cated) should (or, would) be.,---BVM Ought to do (or, be done) - - -CHZ
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will be..., bha
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) bnw
done) bvn Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done),
He, She. It (or persons or things indi- bnx
cated) should (or, would) not be..BVQ Shall.br, Will he (she.it, or persons or
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- things indicated) be? bwe ,
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Shall, or, Will he, (she it, or, persons or
be done) bvr things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- BWtf
cated) was (or, were) to be btw Shall, or. Will he or persons or
(she, it,
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- things indicated) not be? bwi
cated) was (or, were) not to be.-.BVX Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
lean (or, may) be bfx things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
I can not (or, may not) be bfy BWJ
I could (or, might) be bpz Shall, Will I be?
or, bhc
I could (or, might) not be bga Shall, Will not be
or, bhd
I had (or, have) been bgc Shall, Will not do (or, be done). bnt
or, .
I had (or, have) not been bgd Shall, Will not have done (or, been
or,
I must be bge done) bnz
I must not be bgf Shall, or, Will there be? bhe
I shall (or, will) be bgh Shall, or, Will they be? -BHF
I shall (or, will) not be bgi Shall, or, Will we be? bhg
I should (or, would) be bgj Shall, or, Will you be? bhi
I should (or, would) have been bgk Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
I should (or, would) not be _bgl Should, or, Would be bhk
I should (or, would) not have been. _bgm Should, or, Would do (or, be done). _bof
If it can (or, may) be done.i bzr Should, or, Would have been ___,._bhl
If it can not (or, may not) be done. -Bzs
- Should, or, Would have done (or, been
Is, etc. (See Am, above.) done) -bog
Is it not to be done? bni Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
Is it to be done? bnj or things indicated) be? bwn
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
It, etc. (See He, above. )
It can be bgn or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
It can (or, may) be done bnk bwo
It can not be--, bgo Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
It can not (or, may not) be done - . .bnl or things indicated) have been?- .bwq
It could (or, might) be done bnm Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
It could (or, might) not be done bno or things indicated) not be? bws
It had (or, has) been bgf Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
It had (or, has) been done _-_bnp or things indicated) not do (or, be
It had (or, has) not been -.bgq done)? bwt
It had (or, has) not been done bnq Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
It ought to be bgr or things indicated) not have been?
It ought to be done bnr BWV
bgs Should, or, Would not be bhm
_ It ought not to be
"it ought not to be done .. __bns Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
1-bgt boh
It shall (or, will) be.-
It shall (or, will) be done bnt Should, or, Would not have been. . .bhn
It shall (or, will) not be bgu Should, or, Would not have done (or
bnu been done) ..boi
It shall (or, will) not be done
bgv Should, or. Would there be? bho
Let her be ckr
Let him be BXB That, or, This can (or, may) be
bgw That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
Let them be OKT
Let us be BGX
That, or, This could (or, might) be.CKV
May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
Must be eEM CKW
CEN That, or, This had has, (or, have) been,
Must do (or.be done) OKY
Must have been .. CEP
Must not be cev That, or, This had (has or, have) not
CEW '
been ckz
Must not do (or, be done) -
Need be - bgt That, or, This must be ... CLJ
BEBEAM.
That, or, This must not be - - - Clm You ought to be bjh
That, or, This shall (or, will) be cln You ought not to be bji
That, or, This shall (br, will) not be.CLO You shall (or, will) be bjk
That, or, This should (or, would) be.CLP You shall (or, will) not be. ..bjl
That, or, This should (or, would) not be, You should (or, would) be bjm
clq You should (or, would) not be bjn
There can (or,may) be CMJ You were to be _ bjo
There can not (or r may not) be cml You were not to be.' bjp
There could (or, might) be CMO
There could (or, might) not be CMP fzl Beach-ed-ing.
There had (has, or, have) been .cmr . . . FZM A rocky beach.
There had (has, or, have) not been. cms PZN A sandy beach.
There shall (or, will) be cmv FZO Beach (indicated) good for watering.
is
There shall (or, will) not be . cmx . FZP Beach (indicated* not good for water-
is
There should (or, would) be cmz ing.
There should (or, would) have been.CNA FZQ Beach master.
There should (or, would) not be__.CND FZR Beach party.
There should (or, would) not have been, FZS Beach the vessel. Run on the beach.
CNE FZT Beach the vessel where flag waved
is (or,
They can (or,may) be bhp light is shown).
They can not (or, may not) be bhq Beach your vessel at all risks. ki
They could (or,might) be bhr Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
They could (or,might) not be bhs her beat up on the beach eht
They had (or, have) been bht FZU If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
They had (or,have) not been bhu sel where people are assembled (or,
They must be bhv as pointed out by compass signal
They must not be.. bhw from you).
They ought to be .bhx FZV Is there much surf on the beach?
They ought not to be
They shall (or, will) be
bht FZW Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
bhz night.
They shall (or, will) not be .bia Lookout will be kept on the beach all
They should (or, would) be bic night - kg
They should (or, would) not be bid FZX Not easy landing on the beach scarcely
;
They were to be bie prudent to land.

They were not to be '.
__bif FZY On the beach.
To be cnp Run on the beach. Beach the vessel.pzs
To be at . cnq
To be done --- one GAB Beacon. (See also Buoy. )
To be had cns GAC Beacon bears.
Was, or, Were to be big GAD Beacon buoy.
We can (or,may) be bih GAE Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
We can not (or, may not) be bij gone).
is
We could (or,might) be bik Can see the beacon (or, mark) rli
We could (or,might) not be bim GAF Can you see the beacon (or, mark ?
GAH
i
We had (or, have) been bin How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
We had (or, have) not been bio bear?
We must be - bip GAI How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
We must not be biq mark) to bear?
We shall (or, will) be
We shall (or, will) not be
bir GAJ I have not been able to make out the
___bis beacon (or, buoy).
We should (or, would) be . . bit I think I must have passed the buoy (or,
We should (or, would) not be but beacon) hml
We were to be biv GAK Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
We were not to be biw hand.
When shall (or,
When shall (or,
will be?
)
will) it be done?_..CRX
crs GAL Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your star-
board hand.
When shall (or, will) you be? csd Leave the beacon (or, buoy) to port-.LZ
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl Leave the beacon ( or buoy) to starboard,
,
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu MA

Will, etc. (See. Shall, above. ) GAM Steer directly for the beacon (or, buoy).
Will it be? bix
Would, etc. (See Should, above. ) GAN Beam.
You can (or, may) be biy Abaft the beam cxi
You can not (or, may not) be biz Abeam, or, Abreast of. cxv
You could (or, might) be bja GAO Beam ends.
You could (or, might)not be bjc GAP Before the beam.
You had (or, have) been bjd GAQ Keep on lee beam.
You had (or, have) not been b je GAR Keep on weather beam.
You must be bjp GAS Lee beam.
You must not be bjg GAU On port beam.
. . . _ ,
Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. in
BEAM BEAUTY.
Beam Continued. Bearing Continued.

GAV On starboard beam.' Entrance bears eg
GAW On the beam. How did the land bear when last seen?
Sway beam ..xgz
. EH
GAX
Was thrown.on her (or, my) beam ends. How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
GAY "Weather beam. bear? __gah
How does the entrance bear? - _ - ej
GAZ Bean. How does "the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? pa
GBA Bear-ing. To bear (or, carry). Bearer. How doestheland bear ? . _ <jds
Borne hai How must I bring the beacon (or, buoy)
I am the bearer of important despatches. to bear? _gai
JR I saw the land bearing
(add time, if
GBC Bearing. necessary) vns

Note. Unless otherwise indicated, bear- I shall keep the land (or, light) bearing
ings in points and half points are to be ,or, I shall keep hold of the land
understood as compass bearings, i. e., (or,light) qa
bearings as shown by the compass and Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,
uncorrected for either deviation or or-, light-ship) qb
variation. But bearings when given Indicate the bearing of
What is the

.
in degrees are to be considered as bearing and distance of ? eo

magnetic bearings, i. e., compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
Keep the light bearing between and
bearings indicated) qc
Both are to be reckoned from the ves-
(
Keep the
bearing pzm
sel signaling the bearing. Look out for a boat bearing gts
Anchor on bearing (indicated) ehf Magnetic bearing (i. e. compass bearing
,
corrected for deviation) _,_ _ jhx

GBD Are your bearings true or magnetic GBK On the bearing of
bearings? Place indicated bears ek
At (time indicated) light bore _pv There is a strange sail bearing em
At (time indicated) (place indi- True bearing (i.e., compass bearing cor-
cated) bore distant miles

ed rected for deviation and variation)

Beacon bears 1__ gac JIH
GBE Bear-ing. Bore. To bear. Vessel bearing
appears to be esh
GBF Bearing and distance of. GBL Vessel indicated bears.
GBH Bearings by compass are What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
Bears. Bears to the
;
!
GBI landmark) on? ----QF
Best berth anchorage) bears from
(or, What is my position by bearings?-. _rv
me ef What are the bearing and distance of
GBJ Buoy bears. (place or vessel indicated)? eo
Calls the attention of the first near- GBM (or, What is the bearing by compass?
est) ship' on
the bearing (from the per-
son signaling) pointed out by compass
signal di GBN Bearings of an engine.
Calls the attention of the second ship, Hot bearings ri
etc dj GBO Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
Calls the attention of the third ship, order).
etc ...DK GBP Shaft bearing.
Calls the attention of the fourth ship, GBQ Thrust bearing.
etc DL
Calls the attention of the fifth ship,
etc DM GBR Bear upfor.
Calls the attention of the sixth ship, Bear up instantly lb
etc. DN GBS Bore upfor.
Calls the attention of the shore signal GBT I shall bear up. ^
station on the bearing (from theperson GBU I shall not bear up.
signaling) pointed out by compass GBV May, or, Can I bear up?
signal _- - -.do GBW Shall we bear up?
Calls the attention of the vessel coming Sprung my foremast and must bear up,
into the anchorage on the bearing NKW
(from the person signaling) pointed GBX Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
out by compass signal dp up.
Calls the attention of the vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing, etc. _dq GBY Beat-en-ing.
Center of hurricane bears igx GBZ Beat off a pirate.
Compass bearing (i. e. the bearing shown GCA Beating off.
by the compass and uncorrected for GCB Beating up.
either deviation or variation) jhf GCB Can you beat up against?
Cross bearings kea GCE Can not beat up against.
Do not bring the light to the of
(bearing indicated) px GCF Beauty-iful.
. ? .
BECALMED BELAY.
GCH Becalmed. Before Continued.

GCI off for days.
Becalmed Before Thursday xrs
GCJ Several vessels becalmed off Before to-morrow sah
GCK There a likelihood of being becalmed.
is Before Tuesday .. ydi
Before us (our-s) ___cim
GCL Because. Before Wednesday zag
Before you-r-s ... cws
GCM Becket. Before you decide . .kpq
Before you sail vdr

GCN Become-inq. Became. Breakfast before you start hfj
GCO What became of the proceeds of Day before __.kmz
GCP What has become of the crew? In the same state as before vgk
GCQ What has become of wreck? Intend sounding (place indicated) be-
fore I trySt - pot
GCR Bed-ding. Just before _-.pxk
Air bedding Keep before the wind ._ zetj
GCS Bed clothes. Morning before. sab
GCT Bed linen. GDJ Not before.
GCU Oyster bed. Running before the wind vch
i
The day before yesterday. kntt
GOV Bee. GDK Wasitbefora?
GCW Beeswax.
GDL Beg-ged-ging. To beg.
GCX Beep. I beg to acknowledge dgr
GOY Beef in good order.
is GDM I (or persons indicated) beg to be ex-
GCZ Can fresh beef be procured? cused.
GDA. Can yon supply me with salt beef?
(Number of casks indicated.) GDN Begin-ning. Began. Begun.
GDB Fresh beef. GDO Can begin at once(or on date specified)
GDC Fresh beef and vegetables. GDP Beginning of the.
Salt beef _. vps Beginning of April eua
Beginning of August fmb
Been. (See Be) bpa Beginning of December kpl
Beginning of February muq
Beer. Ale dwt Beginning of January pus
Beginning of July pwn
GDE Befall-en-ing. Befell. Beginning of June pwv
Beginning of March rkw
GDF Before. Beginning of May rxf
Before arrival of (or, at) exz Beginning of November skv
Before breakfast hfi Beginning of October soh
Before Christmas. .. iqb Beginning of September vrl
Before dark

klp GDQ Do not begin yet.
Before departure of kts GDB, Have, or, Has begun.

Before dinner las GDS May I beginto ?
Before Easter lsh GDT Not begun yet.
Before Friday ._ ..nri When do you begin (or, commence)?
GDH Beforehand. JEW
Before him (his, her-s,it-s) bxa GDU When does it begin (or, commence)?
Before it is _. cdx ./
Before it is dusk lpz GDV Behalf. On behalf, op.
Before it is too late qhc
Before leaving - _ _ qkl GDW Behave-d-ing-ior.
Before me (my, mine) ...ceb GDX Have, or Has behaved very gallantly.
Before midnight rti
Before Monday rxz GDY Behind.
Before night sic Behind the land qdp
Before noon edu Leave behind _ qkz
Before sailing vdq We have left men behind (number to
Before Saturday . vht be shown) .. qlo
Before sunrise ...xds GDZ You have left a person behind.
Before sunset _xdt
Before supper ,..xer GEA Behold-ing-er. Beheld.
Before that (or, this) .cko
GDI Before the
In front of.
. Being. (See Be) bpa
Before the battle _ pyz
Before the beam -- gap GEB. Belay-ed.
Before the end of , . . lyi GEC Belayed to vessel.
Before the wind zem GED Belaying pin.
Bpf ore them (their-s, they) Cnk Is the'cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
Before this (or, that) cko HRK
. . .
BELGIUMBEST.
GEF Belgium. Belgian. Belgian Colors. Berkovitz. (Measure of weight) . _ bac
GEH Belief. GFN Berth. (See also Anchorage.)

GFO Am I in a good berth?
GEI Belibve-d-ing-er. Bad berth fqv
GEJ Do, or, Does not believe. Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
GEK Do you (or does person indicated) be- me ef
lieve? Best berth (or, anchorage) is in fath-
GEL Bell. oms - -- ---OV
GEM Bell buoy. GFP -'-Clear berth;
GEN Bell buoy damaged; not working.
GFQ Foul berth.
GEO Diving bell.
'
GFR Good berth.
GEP Electric
GFS I shall shift my berth.
bell.
GPT I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible.
GEQ Belligerent.
GFU Inside berth.
GEB, Belong-ed-ing TO. GFV Is worth while shifting berth?
it
Anything belonging to ? eqf GFW Is my berth a good one for getting

GES Belong-ing to Government.
away from ?
GET Belong-ing to me.
GFX Old berth.
GEU Belonging to this port.
GFY Outside berth.
GEV Do you belong to the convoy? GFZ Shall I in my present berth have room
for weighing the wind shifts?
GEW Does it belong? GHA Shift your berth farther
if
in.
Does not belong to xuf GHB Shift your berth farther out.
I belong to the convoy of
cated)
(ships indi-
1 JUS
GHC Shift your berth farther to the
Shift your berth; your berth is not
Ihave goods belonging to you(oJ% ) .oex kt
GEX Nothing belonging to you (or, ). GHD
safe
Stranger belongs to
...wyx
GHE
Sick berth.
The berth you are now in is not safe.
What company do you belong to?. . _iq GHF Wide berth.
Whatnation do you (or vessel indicated)
GHI Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
belong to?.: sec
berth?
GEY Where do you (or vessel indicated) be- GHJ You are in a very fair berth.
long?
GEZ Whom does belong to? it
GHK You are not in a good berth (are in a
GFA Whom does she (or vessel indicated) GHL Youfoul berth).
have given me a foul berth.
belong to?
GFB Below. Beneath.

GHM Berthon boat, or, Collapsible boat.
Watch below yva GHN Beseech-ing. Besought.
GFC Belt-ed.
Armor belt --- evr Beside. Alongside eas
GFD Belted cruiser.
I have no life belts QRB GHO Besides. In addition to.
Lifebelt _.qrh
GHP Besiege-ing-r.
GFE Bench. GHQ Bespeak-ing. Bespoke.
GFH King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench.
GHR Best.
GFI Bend-ing. Bent. (To fix.) Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
Bend a new sail vds me ef
GFJ. Bend cables. Best berth (or, anchorage) is in fath-
Bend sails... vdt oms Ov
Best bower ehp
Beneath ._ gfb GHS Best chance.
GHT Best watering place is
Beneficial-ly. (Advantageous) __dno Do the best you can for yourselves; no
assistance can be given(rendered) .ex
Benefit, or, Advantage dnl Hoist your flags where best seen..NDE
GFK For the benefit of GHU It will be best.
GFL For the benefit of the insurers (under- Light, or, Fires will be kept at the best
writers) .
place for coming on shore ke
GHV My best respects.
Bent. Crooked -_kdr The best agents are dsw
Eccentric rod bent lsw GHW The best place.
GHX The best plan will be.
GFM Berg. GHY The best time.
Have you fallen in with ice? '(State GHZ The best way.
whether berg or field) ...- -PR The course steered is the best for the
Iceberg pby present (or until time indicated) _jzat
174 GENEKAL VOCABULARY. Part H.
BESTBIRD.
. ) .
BIRTHBOARD.
GLD Birth. Born. Block Continued,

GLE Birthday.
\
GMX Purchase block.
GLF Certificate of birth. GMY Snatch block.
GLH Have you had any births? GMZ Thrust block broken.
GLI Registrar of births, deaths, and mar- GNA Thrust block damaged.
riages. GNB Thrust block rings defective.
GLJ Biscuit. GNC Blockade-d.
Biscnit bag. Bread bag fse GND Blockade is not taken off.
GLK Biscnit is not good. Bread is not good. GNB Blockade is taken off.
GLM Can you spare any biscuit ? GNF Blockade runner.
GLN In want of biscuit ? GNH Blockading.
GNI Blockading squadron.
Bishop, or, Archbishop euj GNJ Entrance of blockaded.
GNK Entrance of not blockaded.
is
GLO BlTE-ING-TBN. BlT. GNL Has the blockade been raised taken (or,
Frostbitten NSC GNM
off)?
I have (or vessel indicated has) run the
GLP BlTT-ED-ING. blockade.
Damaged the bitts kjd GNO Is blockaded.
Damaged the windlass -kje GNP Under blockade.
GNQ When does the blockade commence 1
GLQ BlTTER-LY-NESS. GNR You will be stopped by the blockading
ships.
GLR Black-ed-ing. To black.
GLS Black. GNS Blood-y. Blood vessel.
GLT Black buoy.
GNT Blow-n-ing. Blew.
Black draught lnb
GLU Black paint. GNU Blow out.
Black wash yuq GNV Blow out boilers.
GNW Blow-off cocks (or, gear)
GLV Blacksmith. GNX Blow-off cock out of order.
GNY Blow-off pipe burst.
GLW Blade. GNZ Blow-off valves.
GLX How many blades have you to your GOA Blow off your steam.
screw? Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at in-
GLY Lost all propeller blades. tervals WD
GLZ Lost number of blades (indicated) of GOB Blow through pipe.
*screw propeller. Blowing hard. Squally weather zh
GMA One blade of propeller broken. GOC Blowing too hard.
GMB Three blades of propeller broken. GOE I think will blow.
GOF If blows.
it
GMC Two blades of propeller broken. it

GOH If continues to blow.
it
GMD Blame-able. GOI It blew too hard.

GME Blamed for. My sails are all blown away (or, split),
GMF or, Are to blame.

Is,
Shall I blow off my steam ?
VEC
GMH Much to blame. GOJ
GOK Should it come on to blow from (quar-
GMI Not much to blame. ter to be indicated, if necessary)
GMJ Blank.
GOL
GMK Blank cartridge. Blubber.
GML Point blank. GOM Blue.
GMN Blanket. GON Blue light.
GOP Blue serge.
GMO Blast. GOQ Bum a blue light, or, Flash a little
GMP Blasting powder. powder.

Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
Blaze-ing-d. (Flame) ^ ndu any means of making a signal) ?_.gsp
GOR Have you any blue lights ?
GMQ Bleed-ing. Bled.
GOS Blue peter. ( When spoken of. )
Hoist the blue peter ko
GMR Blind-ed-ing. Blindness.
Blue peter "(theflUg) ... P
GMS Color blind-ness.
GMT Block -ED-iNG. To block. GOT Bluff.

Canal is blocked .-HUJ
GMU Place (indicated) is blocked up by ice. GOU Blunder-ed-ing;.
GMV Block. (A block for purchase.) GOV Board. (A body of officials.
GMW Plomer block. GOW Board of Admiralty.

. . . .
BOARD.
Board Continued. Board Continued

GOX Board or Department of Agriculture. GQD Go on board.
GOY Board or Collector of Customs. GQE Got on board. tfo
GOZ Board of Directors. Has she any people on board?
Have infectious cases on board pjh
GPA Board of Health.
Have military stores on board rtv
GPB Board of Survey.
GPC Board of Trade. GQF Have, or, Has on board.
GPD Board of Trade Officer (or, Inspector). Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
GPE Board of Underwriters. you let me transfer them to you?
(Number to follow) kda
GPF Board of Works. .
GPH Harbor Board. Have you a Custom House official on

board? kgx
GPI Local Board.
tja
GPJ Local Government Board. Have you a pilot on board?
Have you any combustibles on board?
GPK Local Medical Board. ho
GPL Marine Board.
GPM Medical Board. GQH Have you any women on board??
GPN Trinity House (or, Light-House Board). GQI Have you boarded (or, visited)
Have you had any sickness on board?
GPO Board. (Timber.) (See also Board be- . wba
low. ) GQJ Have you on board? board? .omd
Freeboard npw He has not many hands on
Gangboard nwq I am coming sending) on board,
(or,
Board-ed-ing. To board. (See also czb
Board below) gpw I have had cases of yellow fever on
board mwk
Board (On) Aboard cyx I have had no cases of- vellow fever on
GPQ A contagious disease on board (or at board mwl
place indicated). I have illness on board pcu
GPE A case of fever has broken out on board I have no combustibles on board HQ
(or on ship indicated). GQK I have no women on board.
Above board cyz I have wrong papers on board tak
Admiral, or. Senior officer is on board GQL I prefer stopping on board.
(or, at) DKV GQM I (or vessel indicated) was boarded.
All onboard CZA GQN I will board.
All on board perished. All hands lost, I will come on board (or, alongside) if
DXQ you -will allow me Czd
All on board saved. All hands saved, GQO Is (person indicated) on board?
DXR Is the captain on board? hxe
Allow no communication. Allow no Is, or, Was there anyone on board?.EQC
person on board fm It isdangerous to allow too many peo-
GPS Am, I, or, Are we to board ? on board at once
ple gb
Any cases of fever on board (or, at )? Leave on board .--QLC
BON GQP Log board.
Any letters (or, despatches) on board ? Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
KWX on board dvn
Any person (anyone) on board ? epm No boat onboard gtx
Any sick onboard? -.epo No intelligence obtained from vessel
GPT Are all your crew on board ? boarded pog
GPU Are all your passengers on board GQB, Passengers all on board.
?
Attend on board fkx Passengers not all on board dyb

GPV Board visit) steamer (or, vessel).
(or, GQS Put on board by
GPW Board-ed-ing. To board. GQT Repair on board.
GPX Boarder. GQU Run on board by
Boarding officer spi GQV Send a rope on board.
GPY Boarding pike. Send a responsible person on board -CZE
Boat on board
is alongside)
(or, ev Send carpenters on board (ship indi-
GPZ Bring on board. cated) iby
Captain not on board
is hwk GQW Send on boardto for). (or,
Captain on board
is hwl GQX." Several (or number indicated) sick on
Captain requested to come on board,
is board.
HWN GQY Shipped on board.
GQA Come on board. GQZ Stay on board.
GQB Crew are all on board. The consul desired to come (or, send) is
Crew not all onboard dya onboard jrp
Crew refuse to go on board KCU There is a spare propeller on board.TZD
> Dangerous to allow too many people on To whom shall I telegraph that all are
board at a time gb well on board? xmh
Females on board mvq Troops onboard ybp
GQC Fire has broken out on board of GRA Was not boarded.
Freeboard npw GRB Was on board. Went on board.
Gangboard _.nwq Went on board. Was on board grb
. '
BOARDBOAT.
Board Continued. Boat Continued.

GRC Were you boarded? GSI Can you send a boat?
What is the number of mail bags you GSJ Can not get my boat out.
have on board? fsp Cannot send a boat --- -.ex
GRD -What vessels have you boarded? GSK Cargo boat.
ORE When will you board?
Will board (or, visit) .- yrd
GSL Coal boat.
Collapsible boat, or, Berthon boat--GHM
"Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.KGU
GRF Will you or person indicated) come on
f GSM Deal boat.
board? GSN Despatch boat.
Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on GSO Did boat take?
board? wf GSP Did boat.take blue light (lantern, or, any
Your friend is on board nrs means of making a signal) ?
GSQ Did boat take water?
GRH Boat. (
GSR Divisional boat.
Accident to boat -DCJ Do not attempt to land in your own
All boats to return to the ship. boats ey
Code Flag over w GST Do not send boats ashore after dark.
Am a mail boat rex Do you want a lifeboat?- ez
Arm boat eus GSU Drop boat.
Bank is encumbered by fishing boats, GSV Endeavor to pick up boat.
EP Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
tide eq Enemy's boat lzf
Berthon boat ghm Enemy's gunboat lzi
Beware of torpedo boats ..xo Enemy's torpedo boat - ,lzm
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
GRI
Billy boat
Boat is coming to your assistance
Boat bottom up (bearing, if necessary)
et gky to the
GSW Every boat.
, steering to the .-- oh
GRJ Boat can not be used. Ferryboat

First-class torpedo boat.
mvy
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er GSX
GRK Boat can not pull ahead. Fishing boat (craft, or, vessel) kaz
GRL Boat come-ing (came). GSY Flat-bottomed boat.
GRM Boat hook. Government steamboat ofx
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary) GSZ Great risk in sending a boat.
ES GTA Guard boat.
GRN Boat is adrift.' GTB Gunboat.
Boat is alongside (or, on board) ev Have lost all boats can you take people
;
Soa,tiscaj>sized(bearing, if necessary) ap OfE? -^-- NI

Boat is going to you etj Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here .fa
Boat is lost aq GTC Have only one boat (indicate other num-
Boat is on board (or, alongside) ev ber, if necessary).
GRO on shore.
Boat is GTD Have you any lifeboats?
GRP Boat
safe. is
ar
Have you lost all your boats?
Have yon seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?
bl
Boat
stove is
GRQ sunk.
Boat is
Have you seen any torpedo boats? xr
TJ
swamped
Boat is as
GRS Boat
oars. Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
GRT -Boat race. my (or, the) boat? fb
GRU Boat rope. GTE Heave-to; I will send a boat.
endeavor to land where flag
Boat should GTF

His boat.
is waved (or, light shown) jz GTH -Hoist up your boat.
GRV Boat's compass. GTI Horse boat.
GRW Boat's crew. GTJ How many boats?
GRX Boat's crew will not come. GTK How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
GRY Boat's davit. I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
GRZ Boat's gear. able boats to save passengers and crew.
GSA Boat's gun. have lost all my boats
NO
bo
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the I
ship Code Flag over w. GTL I have the boats ready.
I shall fire into the boats if they persist
GSB -^-Boat's sail.
nak
GSC Boat's slings.
I
in coming alongside
should like to know the nature of the
GSD Boats are furnished with (articles
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
indicated).
(or, communicate) fc
GSE Boats to assemble.
Bridge of boats hgo GTM I will send a boat.
Bring-to ; I will send a boat hix GTN In the boat.
GSF Bumboat. Is there
boats?
any danger of mines or torpedo
xs
Canboatsland? Can landing be effected?
EW GTO Jolly boat.
GSH Can send boat. GTP Keep the boat.
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BOATBOILER,
Boat Continued. Boat Continued.

GTQ Lend me a boat. The bank is encumbered by fishing
Let no boat oome alongside ebh boats ep
Let your boats keep to windward until GVA They are all in the boat.
they are picked up fd They (boats) are making for the shore.Rrv
Let your boats pull to
(bearing indi- GVB Top-up boat.
cated) QOA Torpedo boat rwp
Lifeboat _-. qrc Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu
Life-Saving Service qri GVC Troop boat.
Lifeboat is going to you fe Tugboat tdr
Lifeboat sent for qrj GVD Use-d-ing steamboats for.
Lifeboat unable to come er GVE Veer a boat astern.
GVF -Want a boat.
GTR Long boat. "Want a bat man overboard bt
Look out for a boat bearing
;
gts: Want a boat immediately (if more than

GTU Make a signal when you want a boat. one, number to follow) yg
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat We have sent for lifeboat . fl
on board dvn GVH Whaleboat. Whaler.
GTV Man and arm boats. Will not be accountable for boat
No boat available fg hire dfw
GTW No boat could live. GVI Will send boat.
No boat fit for this work zhv Will you go on shore in my boat?-.vzN
GTX No boat on boar4.
(number) torpedo boats GVJ You can not have a steamboat.
(give nation- GVK Your boat.
ality) passed in sight xta
GTY Pick up boat. GVL Boatman.
GTZ Picket piquet) boat.
(or,
GUA Pilot boat (or, vessel). GVM Boatswain.
GUB Pilot boat (steam). GVN Boatswain's mate.
Pilot boat's flag (when spoken o/)-.ndk GVO Boatswain's stores.
Pilot boat is advancing towards you.DNi
Pilot boat is most likely in direction in- GVP Bobstat.
GUO
dicated (or, off )
TK
Prepare boatto (or, for) GVQ BODY-ILY.
Put a compass in the boat _ _ jid Anybody. Any person epq
GUB Quarter boat. Anybody on board epm
GUE Saw boat (indicate place and time, if GVR Body post, or. Propeller post.
necessary). Everybody, or, Everyone miu
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary) Nobody, or, No one siu

'

at (or, near ) xt Somebody, or, Some one wjp
GUP -Seen nothing of your boat.
Send a boat (number, if necessary) . _fh GVS Boil-ed-ing.
Send life-boat to save crew fj
GUH Send me a boat from the shore (a shore GVT Boiler.
boat) Blow out boiler gnv
GUI Send a boat within hail. GVU Boiler burst.
GUJ Send a water boat. Boiler burst men killed at
men killed, others
;
Sending a water boat tvj Boiler burst;

GUK Send an armed boat. woimded ._ au
GUL Send boat at Boiler burst; no one hurt av
Send boat suitable for landing passen- Boiler burst no one seriously hurt-AW
;
gers .
FI Boiler burst; number of killed and
GUM Send boat for telegram. wounded not yet known .ax
GUN Send boat to (or, for). Boiler burst several men killed
; ay
Send boat to assist fgn Boiler burst; several men wounded-. az
GUO Send boat to point out reef (rock, or, GVW Boiler burst very slight damage.
;
shoal). Boiler can not be repaired re

GUP Send boat to take off the crew. GVX Boiler damaged.
GUQ Send boat to tow. GVY Boiler has been repaired.
GUR Send boat with hawser GVZ Boiler has not been repaired.
GUS
Ship indicated wants a boat
Shore boat.
fk GWA Boiler leaking.
Boiler leaking seriously rf
GUT Smaller boat. GWB Boiler leaking slightly.
GUV Steam boat (large), launch. GWC Boiler leaky must be blown
GUW Steam boat (small), cutter, or gig. GWD Boiler loose
;
adrift).
(or,
off.
GUX
Steam boat is aground dtjw GWE Boiler maker.
GUY
Steam guard boat. GWF -Boiler must be repaired.
Steam lifeboat.
Steam pilot boat
GWH Boiler plate.
gub GWI -Boiler plates damaged.
GUZ Steam pinnace. GWJ Boiler primes.
Submarine boat-- xbi GWK Boiler requires cleaning.
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, . . ;
BORNEBOX.
HAI Borne. HBQ Bound-to (or, towards).

Homeward-bound.- oxl
HAJ borrow-ed-ing. HBR I am (or, vessel indicated bound to is)
HAK Can I borrow 1 (place indicated).
HBS I am vessel indicated is)iiom and
(or,
bound to (places indicated)
t
HAL Borrower.
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke
HAM borsenhalle. she is bound to urt
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham- Outward bound-- swy
burg UL HBT Strange sail

(or, vessel indicated) is
bound to
HAN Boss. Where are you bound ? sh
HAO Boss of screw. HBU Where was she bound 1
hap' Both. HBV Bound to. (See also Oblige and Compel.)
Both alike dxb HBW Bound to be given up.
Both Houses of Congress or Parlia- HBX Bound to give it up.
ment _ ozp Will be bound (compelled) to jiw
HAQ Both sides.
HAR On both sides. HBY Bound. (Bind.)
Shorten in both hawsers opx Weather bound at yzf
Vqer both hawsers opz Wind bound at zpq
HAS Bottle. HBZ Boundary.
HAT Empty bottles.
HAU Water bottle. HCA Bountiful-ly-ness.
HAV Bottom. HCB Bounty.
Boat bottom up (bearing if necessary)
GRI HCD Bow (of a ship).
HAW Bottom (ship's) foul. Above the bow dan
HAX Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones. HCE Bow compartment.
Directly you get bottom, let go your HCF Bow injured.
anchor
HAY Double bottom.
ehv HCG Bow light (or, lantern, or, lamp).
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on port
Flat-bottom boat gsy bow hpd
HAZ Foul ground. Rocky bottom. Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on star-
Good bottom for anchorage ekx bow
board hfe
HBA Got bottom with feet. Cross the bow -.keg
HBC Hard bottom. Is your bow much damaged? kjp
HBD
I can not make out the bottom flag.NDF HCI Keep her bows on.
HBE
Muddy bottom.
HCJ Look out on lee bow.
No bottom with feet. HCK Look out on weather bow.
Require diver to examine bottom. - .lie HCL Name on the bow.
HBF
Rocky bottom. Foul Ground haz HCM No name on the bow.
Sandy bottom. HCN On lee bow. Lee bow.
Sheathing for bottom (nuniber of sheets HCO On port bow.
to follow)
HBG Ship's bottom must be looked at.
---VUG HOP On starboard bow.
HBI Soft bottom. HCQ On weather bow.
HBJ Weedy bottom. HCR Port bow
HCS Port-bow light.
HBK What the nature of the
is bottom ? or. Ram bow uhm
What kind of bottom have (or, had) HOT Starboard bow.
you? HCU Starboard-bow light.
HBL
HCV Bower
Bottomry. Best bower ehp
Bower anchor (weight in cwts., if nee
essary __ehq
Boughdais. (Measure of weight) baj HCW Bower cable.
Small bower ..--Ejs
HBM Bought. Buy-ing. (See Buy. )
Can I buy? hov HCX Bowsprit.
HBN
I can buy
I have bought.
H0W HCY Bowsprit cap.
HCZ Bowsprit sprung.
I intend to buy hox Keep a light on your bowsprit end.-QY
HBO
I wish to buy
Was not to be bought. HO y HDA With loss of bowsprit.
Will you (or person indicated) buy?.ucF HDB Box.
HBP Boulevard,
HDC Despatch box.
or, Terrace. HDE Junction box.
. . .
BOXBRIBE.
Box Continued. Break Continued.

HDF Paddle box HEW Break in cable.
HDG Stuffing box. Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
HDI Stuffing box broken. UEB
HDJ Stuffing-box glands out of order. "ii)."V HEX Breaking up.
Breakwater. hfm
HDK boxhaul-ed-ing. HEY Can one break through the ice 'l
Enemy breaking up his encampment,

is
HDL Boy. lzc v
Icebreaker pbv
HDM BRACE-D-iNG. To BRACE The ice is so solid, I can not break
HDN Brace round. through; send help... ..-^-..pcp
HDO Brace round your head yards. HEZ When did sickness break out ?
HDP Brace up. Breakage. (Fracture. ) - -npj
HDQ Bracket. Breaker. Barricoe (a small cask) .pxy
Veer a breaker astern ,.pxz
HDR Brackish.
HFA Breakers.
HDS Brail-ed-ing UP. Among the breakers. egf
HDT Brail up the spanker. HFB Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal
ahead of you.
HDU Brake. HFC Breakers on the .
,
HDV Pump brakes. HFD Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
port bow.
HDW Branch-ed-ing. HFE Breakers. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
starboard bow.
HDX Brand-ed-ing. Ice breakers pbv
HDY What brand (or, trade-mark) ?
HFG Breakfast. To breakfast.
HDZ Brandy. After breakfast dqp
HFI Before breakfast.
HEA Brass-y. HFJ Breakfast before you start.
HEB Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out HFK Have you breakfasted ?
of order). HFL Will you breakfast with me ?

HEC Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
kbn HFM Breakwater.
Crank-pin brasses broken
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) bo HFN Breast.
HED Piston-rod brasses broken (or-, out of Abreast, or. Abeam of cxv
order). HFO Breast high.
HFP Breast hook.
HEF Brave-ly-ry-r-st. HFQ Breast rope.
HEG Brazil-ian. Brazilian Colors. HFB Breath-e-ed-ing.
HEI Breaoh-ed-ing. HFS Breech-ing.

HEJ Made a breach.
HFT Breeches buoy.
HEK Bread.
HFU'
HEL Bread and water.
fse
Breech-loader-ing.
Bread bag. Biscuit bag - -
Bread is not good. Biscuit is not HFV Breed-ing. Bred.
good GLK
HEM Bread room. HFW Breeze. (See also Wind) .
HEN Breadstuffs. HFX A breeze.

stiff
As soon as there a breeze is fbq
HEO Fresh bread. Soft bread.
HFY Breeze will freshen.
_ _ _
HEP No bread. Fresh bread - heo HFZ Fresh breeze.

Soft bread.
"Want bread. In want of biscuit . - gln HGA I shall weigh the moment the breeze
springs up.
HEQ Breadth. Broad. (-See also Broad. )
HGB Land breeze.
Hair's breadth. Moderate breeze .1 rxk
HER HGC Sea breeze.
HES The breadth of Slight breeze.
HET What width (or, breadth) ? HGD
HGE Strong breeze.
HETT Break-ing. Tp break. (See also Broken). HGF The breeze will die away.
HEV A regular break up. An
end to the fine HGI When the breeze goes down.
weather. HGJ When the wind breeze)(or,
Am aground, likely to break up require ;
ca HGK Bribe-d-ing-ry.
immediate assistance
182 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. Part II.
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v
,
BROKEBUMP.1
,
.
BUMPKINBURST.
HLV Bumpkin. Buoy Continued.

HMK I do not think buoys (or, marks) can be
Bundek. (Square Measure). in their proper positions.
I have not been able to make out the
HLW bundle-d-ing. buoy (or, beacon) gaj
I have slipped my anchor, but it is
HLX Bung. buoyed eiq
HML I , think I must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon).
HLY Bunker. Coal bunker. HMN Is or, Are they buoyed?
it,
HLZ Bunker coal. Is the channel buoyed? pc
HMO* Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
HMA Bunt. on-)?*
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
HMB Bunting. hand oak
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star-
HMC Buot-ing. To buoy. board hand GAL
HMD Buoy (a buoy). HMP Leave, or, Put a buoy on
HME Buoyed. HMQ Leave buoy at ..
Anchor buoy egy Leave the buoy (or, beacon;to port..LZ

Beacon buoy gad Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star-
-Bell buoy gem board MA
Black buoy glt HMR Let go the life buoy.
Breeches buoy hpt HMS Make fast to a buoy.
Buoy (a buoy)-- hid Marks are all gone. There are no marks
Buoyed hme buoys)
(or, rlm
Can buoy ., hud HMT Missed the buoy.
Channel buoy ILA HMU Near the buoy.
Chequered buoy.- iok HMV Off the buoy.
Conical buoy jpd Slip your cable and buoy the end. _hrq
Cork buoy jwm Steer directly for the buoy (or, bea-
Fairway buoy mrg con) gam
Fog buoy ngh The shoal is buoyed vyx
Gas, or. Light buoy nxa HMW They have a buoy (or, mark) on.
Green buoy ohs HMX To the buoy.
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy mpe
Lifebuoy- qrd HMY Buoyant-cy.
Luminous buoy rde HMZ Buoyant mine.
Mine, or, Torpedo buoy xwn
Nun buoy slq HNA Burden, or, Burthen-ed-ing-some.
Pillar buoy tie HNB Tonnage burden.
Red buoy .. umd
Sounding buoy ... wld HNC Bureau de Change. Exchange Office.
Spar buoy wlz
Spherical buoy wnk Bureau Veritas . -NQP
Striped buoy xan
Submerged torpedo buoy xbl HND Burgee.
Telegraph buoy xly
Torpedo buoy xwn Burgundy wine __.zgb
Whistling buoy - zde
White buoy zdg Burial ground. Cemetery igs
Wreck buoy ziy
Bell buoy damaged; not working- .gen HNE Burn-ing. Burnt. To burn.
Buoy bears.. gbj Burn a blue light, or, Flash powder,
HMF Buoy end of cable.
Buoy, or. Beacon has broken adrift
isgone)-..
(or, HNF Fird has been burning these hours.goq .
_ . Gae Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at

Buoy rope (of anchor) ehr the best place for landing ke
Buoy, or, Mark is not in proper
its Keep a light burning . kc
place
HMG Buoy, or, Mark LC HNG Vessel indicated was most likely burnt.
does not appear to be HNI Will not burn.
in its proper position. You must keep a light burning kc
HMI Buoys have all disappeared.
HMJ Buoys have just been examined; they HNJ Burst-ing.
are all right. Blow-off pipe burst gny
Buoyed.. hme Boiler burst gvu
Channel is buoyed
How does the beacon (buoy,
ow Boiler burst
men killed at
burst;
;
bear?
or, mark) Boiler men killed, others
_ GAH wounded au
How must I bring the buoy (mark, or, Boiler burst no one hurt
; av'
beacon) to bear? ...gai Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt- AW
. . .
BUBSTBY.
Burst Continued. HOP Butter.

Boiler burst; number of killed and HOQ Irish butter.
wounded not yet known ax HOS Fresh butter.
Boiler burst several men killed
; ay HOT Salt butter.
Boiler burst; several men wounded .az
Boiler burst very slight damage -Gvw
;
Boiler tubes burst gwp HOU BUTTON-ED-ING.

Condensing boiler burst awr
Condensing boiler tubes burst yde
Condenser tubes burst jmu Buy-ing. Bought. To buy. (See also
Donkey boiler burst awx Purchase) hbm
Steam pipe burst -.tko HOV Can I bay?
HNK Will burst. HOW I can buy.
I have bought hbn
HOX I intend to, buy.
Burthen. (See Burden)... ..hna HOY I wish to buy.
Was not to be bought - - hbo
Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
HNL Burton. purchase)? ucf
HNM Bury-ied-ing-ial.
Burial ground Cemetery. igs HOZ Buyer.
HNO Buried under
When does burial (funeral) take place? By. i -BJQ
ntl HPA By a shot. dyk
By all means..-
HNP BUSH-ED. By an Act of Congress (or, Parliament),
HNQ In the bush.
By and bye. Not yet
DIE
hpx
HPB By day.
Bushel. (Measure of capacity) ayp HPC By degrees. bjr
By him (his, her-s, it-s)
HNR. Business. By me (my, mine) bjs
HNS Busy-ily. By messenger (or, bearer) RQU
HNT Are you, Will you be busy.
or,, HPD By night.
HPE By no means.
HNU Business dull.
HNV Business good. By our-s (us)
HPF By post.
-_bjy
HNW Business transactions. HPG By rail.
HNX Did you do any business?
HNY How business going?
is By steamer
By telegraph.
-_.wtf
HNZ I do business with HPI
By that (or, this) bjt
I have no business agent (or, I do not
know of any agent) at dsq By the bju
HOA If you are busy. By, or. With
By, or. With the convoy.
the army ...ewg
HOB Interferes with business. suspended HPJ
HOC Person indicated has not By the crew
HPK By the head.
kcl
business.
HOD Person indicated has suspended business. HPL By the packet mail). (or,
HOE Suspended business. HPM By the side of.
HOF They do business with. HPN By the stern. Inches by the stern.
HOG Very busy-ily. HPO By the sun.
Who are the best agents people) to (or, HPQ By, To the wind.
or.
do business with?-- dsz By them (their-s) bjv

Whom do you do business with? --.dtc By there bjw
Who generally does businessf or ?.DTB By these (or, those) bjx
HOI Will yon be, or, Are you busy? By this (or, that) --BJT
HOJ You had better do business with HPR By this means.
agent, (or agent specified) has (or, By us (our-s) bjy
Your
have) discontinued business dtf HPS By way of.
Your agent (or agent specified) has (or-, By what authority? pmy
have ) suspended business dtg By what means? rnv
HPT By what time ?
HOK But. By which (or, what) bjz
HOM But not. By whom (or, whose) bka
By you-r-s bkc
HON Butcher. HPTJByword.
Someone to look after stock RAD HPV Gone by. Passed by.
Me by . bkd
Butt. (Measure of capacity) ayq Not by -CFO
Passed by. Gone by - hpv
BUTT-END -LYJ Towed by, or, In tow of xyu
. ) . . . )
186 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PAKT II.
BYE CAKE.
Bye. Cable Continued.

HPX By and bye. Not yet. HRC Fasten your chain to towing cable.
HPY By-law. Have all your anchors and cables ready
HPZ Good-bye. for use eig
I shall come off by and bye . -JDG HRD Heave-ing, Hove short.
Hemp cable, or, Hawser : _.-.hqx
HRE How much cable have you out ?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way J.. xlq
HRF I am obliged to slip my cable ; pick it
up for me.
I have picked up telegraph cable ...wu
HRG I mean to*slip cable.
HRI I must cut my cable.
HR^T Is there a telegraph cable near me ?
In "anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable wv
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt
HRK Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?
HRL Main cable.
HRM Not cable enough ;
give more scope.
Pay out cable ku
HQA C. (Letter.) (For neiv
see page 13.)
method of spelling, HRN Range your cable.
Send an anchor and cable off immedi-
ately (indicate if Trior e than one) . _ejm
HQB Cab. Sending, Sent an anchor and cable. -EJN
HQC
HRO Sheet cable.
Cabbage. HRP Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated.
HQD Cabin. HRQ Slip your cable and buoy the end.
HQE Cabin passengerfor. HRS Spring on the cable.
HQP Cabin table requisites. Steel wire cable wro
HQG Cabin window. Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
HQI Deck cabin. DKH
HQJ --State room. HRT Stream cable (chain)
HRU Submarine cable.
HQK Cabinet. HRV Survey chain cable.
HEW Telegraph cable.
Cable. (Measure of length) avn There is a telegraph cable on (bearing
indicated) en
HQL Cable. HRX Towing cable
is damaged (or, stranded).
HQM About to veer cable. Towing cable
is fast xyv
Are towing cables fast ? Are you (or, HRY Unbend cables.
your hawsers) fast?
HQN Are your cables clinched
xyj HRZ Unshackle cables.
Armor-ed cable
? HSA Veer cable to (number of shackles
. evu indicated)
HQO Be ready to slip your cable. Veer more cable ku
Bend cable gpj Veered-ing my cable.
Bower cable
Break in canle
hcw HSB Veered-ing my cable (indicate which,
hew and number of shackles, if necessary.
Buoy end of cable hmf Want a cable (size to follow) yb
Cable (to telegraph) _xlo W*nt a cable and anchor . yd
HQP Cable cut (or, broken).
is HSC Want a hemp cable.
HQR
Cable repaired
is
Cable laid. Cable-laid rope. uqy HSD What length are your cables (or cable
indicated) 1
HQT Cable parted. HSE Wire cable (or, hawsers)
HQU Cable tank.
HQV Cablegram.
HQW Cable (chain). (Circumference in of HSF Cadet.
an inch, and length in fathoms, to be
HQX Cable, or, Hawser (hemp). (Size and HSG

indicated, if necessary. ) Cadiz.
HSI -My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Green
length to be indicated, if necessary. wich 6 12" 24' = Oh. 24m. 49.6 sees.
HQY Can not veer any more cable.
Cast off towing cables.- xyn HSJ Cape. Restaurant.
HQZ Coir, or, Grass cable.
HBA Cut, or, Slip your cable. HSK Caisson. \ -.' .;'""
Driving; I can veer no more cable.
No more anchors to let go nk HSL Cake.
HRB Electric cable. Oil cake gQE
. . . . j
CALAMITYCAN.
Calamity-ous. (Disaster) -LCK Call Continued.

HTJ Where do you intend calling for orders 1
HSM Calavances. HTK Will you call ?

HSN Calculate-ing-ion. HTL Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness.
HSO Have, or, Has made no calculation. HTM Calm and light winds.
HSP Have yon, or, Has he calculated ? Calm sea -- uo
HSQ I have, or, He has calculated. HTN Calm the sea by pouring oil on it.
HSR What is your calculation ? HTO Calms prevail.

HTP Fall-ing, calm. ,
HST J
Calf. HTQ If should be calm.
it
Meteorological report for to-day gives
HSU Caliber. calm RSG
HSV Guns of the caliber of Meteorological report for to-morrow
Rsk
gives calm
HSW Calico.
HTR Caloric.
HSX Call-ed-ing. To call. HTS -^-Caloric engine.

Attention is called to page , paragraph

of the International Code
,
N. B. The page is to be shown first, and

dh HTU Cam.
then the paragraph. This signal HTV Camber.

should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as HTW Cambric.
otherwise the pages referred to will not
correspond. Came. (See Come) -JCF
Call alongside _._eax
HSY Call at the post office for letters. HTX Camel.
HSZ Call for my letters.
HTA Call off for orders. HTY Camp.
HTB Call upon (or, see) HTZ Camp equipage.
HTC
Called for
Calls the attention of the first (or, HUA Campaign.
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com- HUB Camphor- ate-d .
pass signal di
Calls the attention of second ship etc . d j , HUC Can-ned. A can. (Tin.)
Calls the attention of third ship, etc .dk HUD Can buoy.
Calls the attention of fourth ship etc _dl ,
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc- dm Can (or, May) -bke
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc dn .
.Can, or, May be -.bfg
Calls the attention of the shore signal Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
station on the bearing (from the per- Can, or, May do it blu
son signaling) pointed out by compass Can, or, May have bqe
signal .- do Can, or, May have been _. __bfh
Calls the attention of vessel coming into Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
the anchorage on the bearing (from BLV
the person signaling) pointed out by Can, or, May have had ---Bqf
compass signal .'.-.dp Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) ? - - bt
Calls the attention of vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing (from Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
the person signaling) pointed eut by things indicated ) ? btk
compass signal - dq Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) have been ? btl
Galls the attention of vessel whose dis-
tinguishing signal will be immedi- Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)? bkf
ately shown dr Can, or, May I (my, mine) ? bkg
Can, or. May I be? bkh
HTD Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) any-
Can, or, May I have some
where (or, at ).
? bqg
Do Does
you, (vessel indicated)
or, Can, or, May it be done ? __blw
call anywhere (or, at ) ?- - hw Can, or, May that (or, this)? bki
HTE Do you call at any port before destina- HUE Can, or, May the ?
tion? Can, or, May there be?. bfi
Have you called anywhere (or, at )? Can, or. May these (or, those)? bkj
EQT Can, or. May they (their-s) bkl
I have orders for you not to touch (or, Can, or, May they not? bkm
call at) - --sn Can, or, May we (our-s)? bkn
HTF I shail call at Can, or. May you (your-s)? bko
I shall not touch (or, call) any where (or, Can not, or May not bkp
at) - Eu Cannot, or, May not be bfj
HTG Port of call. Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
Will be called). BLX
HTI Shall, or, call (or,
CANCAPABLE.
Can Continued. Can Continued.

Can not, or, May not do it bly What, or. Which can (or, may)?--.cpz
Can not, or, May not have - b<$h - When can (or, may)? cjz
Can not, or, May not have been bfk When I can (or, may) crm
Can not, or, May not have done (or, Where can (or, may)? csv
been done) blz Who can (or, may)?-- cuj
Can not, or, May not have had bqi HUF Why can (or, may)?
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or per- Why can not (or, may not)? cvd
sons or things indicated) be ? .. .btm HUG Yes ; I can.
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- You can (or, may) bkx
sonss or things indicated) have been ? You can (or, may) be biy
BTN You can (or, may) have Bsr
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- You can not (or, may not) ..-Bky
cated) can (or may) bua You can no (or, may not) be.-' biz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- You can not (or, may not) have bsz
cated) can (or, may) be buc
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- HUI Canal.
cated) can not (or, may not) bud HUJ Canal blocked. is
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- HUK Canal clear. is
cated) can not (or, may not) be ..bue HUL Is canal clear?
How can may)?
(or, bxj
lean (or, may) bkq HUM CANCEL-ED-ma.
lean (or, may) be bfx HUN Cancel-ed-ing the indentures.
I can (or, may) have bri HUO Certificate canceled
I can not (or, may not)--- bkr HUP Order canceled.
I can not (or, may not) be bfy HUQ Your orders are canceled.
I can not (or, may not) have brj Your original orders are canceled; I
I shall (or, will) if lean bks am directed to inform you to proceed
I will doit if lean lip to TH
cated) can (or, may) --._byd Candareen, or, Fun. (Coin) - atb
cated) can not (or, may not) bye HUR Candidate for.
If I can (or, may)
If I can not (or, may not)
bza HUS Examination of candidate for (or,
bzc at).
If it can (or, may) be done bzh
If it can not (or, not) bemay done. _bzs HUT Candle.
If they can (or. may) cah
If they can not (or, not) may cai HUV Cane-d-xng.
If we can (or, may) caz
If we can not (or, not) may cba HUW Cannibal-ism.
If you can (or, may) __cbs
If j ou can not (or, not) may -.cbt HUX Cannon. (See also Gun.)
It, etc. (See He, above. )
can be
It <
bgn HUY Cannonade-d-ing .
can (or, may) be done

It bnk
can not be
It bgo Can not. (See also Can) bkp
can not (or, may not) be done
It
No; I can not
bnl HUZ No ; I can not.
-_huz
Nothing can ( or, could) skb HVA Canoe.
That, or, This can (or, may) ckq
That, or. This can (or, may) be ckr HVB Cant-ed-ing.
That, or, This can not (or, may not) -Cks
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be, Cantar. Measure of weight)
( bad
CKT
There can (or, may) cmi HVC Canteen.
There can (or, may) be cmj
There can not(or, may not) cmk HVD Canvas.
There can not (or, may not) be cml HVE Canvas to repair sails.
They can {or, may) bkt HVP Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas.
They can (or. may) be bhp HVG Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas.
They can (or, may) have bsf HVI Old canvas.
They can not (or, may not) bku HVJ Want No. canvas (length indicated).
They can not (or, may not) be bhq
They can not (or, may not) have. . _bsg HVK Cap.
"We can (or, may) bkv Bowsprit cap hoy
We can (or, may) be . bih HVL Lower cap.
We can (or, may) have .bsn HVM Topmast cap.
We can not (or, may not) bkw
We can not (or, may not) be bij HVN Capable-ility.
We can not (or, may not) have bso HVO Is he (or, it) capable?
CAPACIOUS CARGO.
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GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II.

190
CARGOCARRIED AWAY.
Cargo Continued. Cargo Continued.

HZO West India cargo. IBH What condition is' the cargo in?
HZP Wheat cargo. IBJ When do you commence discharging
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob cargo?
HZQ An opportunity for disposing of cargo. - IBK When will you have the cargo (or,
Cargo boat ,---.- GSK the)?

HZR Cargo consists of IBL
IBM
Where did you discharge cargo?
Where would my cargo sell?
HZS Cargo damaged. IBN Whom is your cargo consigned to?
HZT Cargo damaged; extent not yet known.
HZU Cargo expected to be saved. IBO Without discharging cargo.
Would my cargo here at place
HZV Cargo expected to be sold. IBP sell (or-
HZW Cargo has been reshipped. indicated)"!

You will/lischarge cargo at
HZX Cargo in very good order. IBQ
HZY Cargo lost.
IAB Cargo must be reshipped. IBR Carling.
IAC Cargo must be shipped. hz IBS f A T? "PWlNTTTPTi
Cargo not inflammable
IAD Cargo not much damaged (slightly IBT Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.
damaged). IBU Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
tained at
/
IAE Cargo not salable. ftn IBV Carpenter's stores.

Cargo^ or, Ballast has shifted
IAF Cargo saved. stowed that I IBW Carpenter's tools.
IAG Cargo so badly am not IBX I have no carpenter's tools. Want car-
penter's tools.
IAH
seaworthy.
Cargo sold well. IBY Send carpenters on board (ship indi-
IAJ Cargo tinder weight. cated).
IAK Condition of cargo. IBZ Vessel (indicated) can lend you car.
IAL Discharge-d-ing cargo. penter's tools.

IAM Discharge cargo as soon as possible.
ICA Carpet-ing.
IAN Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.
fsg
Fire in hold amongst cargo --.or Carpetbag r
IAO Have lost deck cargo.
IAP Have room for no more cargo. ICB Carriage.
IAQ Have you cargo for more places than ICD Gun carriage.
one {or than one specified)
1
! ICE Railway carriage.
IAR Have you room for more cargo?of cargo ICF Torpedo carriage.
IAS How many tons dead weight
must you have? ICG Carrier.
How many tons of measurement goods ICH Carrier pigeon.
can you take? - oev
I have no cargo to disturb my com- ICJ Carronade.
. passes JHTJ
I have received orders for you to dis- ICK Carrot.
charge cargo at sr
IAT Is reshipping her cargo. ICL Carry -ied-ing.
IAU Is the cargo sold? ICM Can carry.
Is your cargo much damaged? bq ICN Can you carry?
IAV Is your cargo very inflammable? Can not carry more
Carried out
sail
svt
vdu
Manifest of cargo RJO
Must discharge cargo to repair damage, Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not
KJR carry, sail bh
My cargo is --- hzr Have they advertised for any vessel to
Owners desire me to inform you to dis- carry the mail? oof
charge cargo first at (place indi- How do you carry your helm? OTS
cated) SY How many guns does she carry? - - .rkh
IAW Part of cargo saved. I mean to carry sail all night _vea
IAX Proceeds of the cargo. I will carry a light. I will show a light,
IAY Sell cargo as soon as possible. QRY
IAZ Send flats to discharge cargo. If you do not carry more sail we shall
Sold her cargo - wjf part company .. -JGN
Supercargo xeg '-
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk
IBA The cargo is not yet sold. No use carrying so much sail VED
IBC Valuable cargo. She carries guns 1. okm
-QSR
Vessel and cargo have been seized (or, Will you carry alight?
captured) hxu
IBD Waiting for cargo. ICO Carried away.
Want lighters to take my cargo Qtb ICP Carried away stem.
IBE Want tons dead weight of cargo. Funnel carried away
Have, or. Has carried away.
nto
IBP What cargo do you want? - ICQ
IBG What cargo have you has (or, I have carried away fore yard NKH
indicated)'}
-
I have carried away main yard rge
.
CARRIED AWAY CATTLE.
Carried away Continued. Cash Continued.

I have carried away topsail yard. - .zkn I will cash (or, take) your bill gkl
Stokehole, or, Fire-room ventilator Will you cash a bill on for met.OKM
carried away - wvy
Tackle, or, Purchase carried away-.xrr IDV Cashier-ed.
ICR Cart.
IDW Cask.
IDX Can you supply me with casks of (indi-
cate number of casks, if necessary)'!
ICS Carte blanche. IDY Cask of water.
ICT Cartridge.
IDZ Empty casks
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
Ball cartridge _ftg (
ka
kite, or, raft, etc.)
Blank cartridge gmk
ICTJ Empty cartridge cases. IEA Cast-ing.
ICV Service rifle cartridge. Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
ICW In want of cartridges. quiet it -.erf
ICX Pistol cartridges (revolver). IEB Cast away.
Quick firing cartridges {or, amm-nition),
EFX
IEC Castaways.
Cast iron ._. ..iek
ICY Rounds of rifle ball cartridge. IED Cast off.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges ..tkv Cast off towing cables xyn
ICZ Case-d-ing. '
D3F Cast to starboard. iel
Cast steel
IDA
Case (a chest or box) hdb D3G- Cast to port.
Case shot. Downcast lmg
IDB Cot case. IEH I must cast off.
Empty cartridge cases - icu IEJ Shall I cast off?
Empty cases lxy
DDC Have you a case for ? IEK Cast iron.
Mine ease. --._., ..run
Powder. case .. trk IEL Cast steel.
IDE Send a
dozen cases of IEM
DDF Small case.
.-_xwQ
Caste.
Torpedo case r
IEN Castle.
Case. (Instance, etc.)
IEO Forecastle. '
A case of fever has broken out on board IEP Castor oil.

(or on ship indicated) gpr
DDH A good many slight cases.
IEQ Casualty.
Any cases of fever on board (or, at ) ? Any casualties? eop
EON
Bad case fqw IER Cat. (Animal.)
IDJ Case is for hospital. ,
IDK Case is infectious.
ipr
IES Cat-ted-ting. To cat.
Case of cholera IET Cat fall.
IDL Case of dysentery. IEU Cat head.
DDM Case of fever. Cat the anchor eht
IDN Case of smallpox.
pjh IEV Catamaran.
Have infectious case on board
Hospital case oyr
I have had cases of yellow fever on IEW Catastrophe.
board mwk
I have had no cases of yellow fever on IEX Catch-ing. Caught.
board.-. mwl Caught fire IFG
It alters the case - eco There are plenty of fish to be caught
IDO .Other case. , here ncd
IDP Slight case. Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, destroyer)
XWR
IDQ Case. In case. IEY Cathedral. i
IDR In case of. In the event of.

IEZ Catholic. Roman Catholic.
In case of accident (or, necessity) ...bp A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
In case of emergency lxf
JGO would be much valued tvy
In case we part company
IDS In that case. IFA Catoptric Light.
Cash, Sapeque, or, La (Coin) atc IFB Catspaw.
IDT Cash. Cattle. Bullock. Ox -HLQ

Can I get a bill cashed here?.- gki IFC Cattle well. all
Can not get a bill cashed here gkj IFD Cattle men.
IDU Cashed-ing. To cash. IFE Have lost head of cattle.
) .
CATTYCERTIFICATE.
Catty. {Measure of weight) -..baf IGP Cement-ed-ing.

IGQ Portland cement.
IGR Roman cement.
Caught. Catch-ing iex
IFG Caught fire. IGS Cemetery. Burial ground.
There are plenty of fish to be caught
here ncd IGT Censure-d-ing.
IGU Much censure for.
IPH Caulk-ed. To caulk. Cent. (Coin). atd
IFJ Caulker. Per cent. Percentage 1 - -TF(J
IFK Caulker's tools.
IFL Caulking. Centavo. (Coin) ate
IFM Thorough caulking necessary. Centesimo.

(Coin) atf
You can procure caulkers and carpen-
ters at ibu
Centiare. (Square or surface measure),
AXE
IFN Cause-d-ing. (See also Reason. )
Better not ask the cause (reason) . . .fdn IGV Centigrade . ( For Thermometer Table
IFO Cause, or, Reason must be assigned. see page 60.
IFP Cause of complaint.
IFQ Cause of delay (or, detention). Centigramme. (Measure of weight), -bag
IFB Cause unknown. Centilitre (Measure of capacity) . _ ayr
Causeway- ifw .
No cause of detention kyd

IFS Other cause. Centime. (Coin) ... atf
IFT The cause (or, reason) assigned is.
_znm
IFTJ The cause (or, reason) assigned is suffi- Centimetre. (Measure / length) avo
cient. Cubic centimetre (cubic measure).
There has been so much fog as to cause Square centimetre (square measure)&xx.
considerable detention ngl
What is the cause of your putting back? Centimo. (Coin) atf
UDE
IFV "What is the cause (reason) of ? Centner. (
Measure of weight) bah
IFW Causeway. Centner, or. Quintal.

(Measure of weight) -.bci
IFX Caustic.
IGW Centre-d-ing-al-ical.
IFY Caution-ous-ly. (See also Care. ) IGX Centre of hurricane bears
IFZ Cannot be too cautious. Keep in the centre of the channel- --LU
Caution is requisite; take care ft IGY Storm centre in (direction indicated);

IGA Greatest caution is necessary. probable course towards (direction
IGB Not sufficiently cautious. indicated).
IGC Sufficient caution. You are steering right into the centre
pan
Take care, or, Be careful; caution is of cyclone (or, hurricane)
requisite ft
The greatest caution (or, care) hyn IGZ
IGD They are not cautious enough.
IGE You must be cautious.
IGF Cavalry.
IGH Cave. Cavern.
IGJ Cease-d-ing.
IGK Cease firing.
Cessation ijg
Cessation of hostilities ozb
Has the plague ceased at (place
indicated)? tlr
IGL Cedar.
IGM Cede-d-ing. Cession.
IGN Celebrate-d-ing-tion. Celebrity.
1GO Cell-ular.
Air cells (or, spaces) dwh
CERTIFICATE CHANNEL.
194
. . ) . .
Pakt II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 195
CHIEF CIRCLE.
Chief Continued. IQC Chronometer.

IOT Chief rate-ing. IQD Can you spare me a chronometer?
IOU Commander in chief is IQB Have great faith in my chronometer.
Commander in chief's office -JEQ IQF How many chronometers have you ?
IOV The commander in chief is at IQG I have a chronometer (number to follow,

IOW Where commander in chief
is ? if necessary) .
IQH I nave no chronometer.

My chronometer gains daily GP
Chih. (Measure of length)-... -AVQ My chronometer has run down GQ
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
IOX Child-ish-ly-ness. (or, first meridian) mean time gr
IOY Chili-an. Chilian Colors.

My chronometer
(or,
is slow of Greenwich
first meridian) mean time as
IOZ Chill-ed-ing. N. B.See note under Greenwich,
page 258.
IPA Chimney. (See also Funnel. )
IPB Chimney smith. My chronometer loses daily gt
IQJ My chronometers were rated days
Chin. (Measure of weight) ba ago at
(indicate place, if necessary).
My longitude by chronometer is -<Jzf
IPC China . ( Earthenware. What is your longitude by chronometer?
QZL
IPD China-ese. Chinese Colors. IQK When were your chronometers last
rated?
IPE Chisel Will you give me a comparison? Wish
to get a rate for my chronometer *.gu
IPF Chloride of IQL Your chronometer must be fast.

IPG Chloride of potassium. IQM Your chronometer must be slow.

IPH Chloride of zinc.
*Note. The vessel showing the mean
IPJ Chlorodyne. time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour, and dip it sharply shortly after it
IPK Chloroform. has been answered; the minutes and
seconds, at the instant of dipping, will
immediately follow. To insure accu-
Cho, or, Tcho. (Measure of length) .avr racy, a second comparison should be
made.
Cho. (Square or surface measure) ..axl
Chtof. {Measure of capacity.) ays
IPL Chock-ed-ing.
IPM Chock-np, or, Chock-a-block.
vbk
IQN Church.
Rudder chock
Chymist. (See Chemist) ioh
IPN Chocolate.
IQO Cigae.
Choice. (See Choose) ipv
IQP Cigarette.
IPO Choke-d-ing.
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted) .jmv Cinder. Ash. -FCR
Pump choked ubf
IPQ Sea inlet choked. IQR Cipher.
Change the key of cipher to ikr
IPB Cholera. Case of cholera. IQS Cipher is ended.
IPS Cholera raging at cholera, IQT Cipher message.
Communicate in cipher.
IPT Ports suspected of etc. IQU
IQV Following communication (signal, or,
IPU Choose-ing. Chose-n. message) secret and in cipher.

is
IPV Choice. Note. The cipher will continue until

IPW No choice. the person signaling hoists IQS=Ci-
IPX Take your choice. pher is ended.
Christen-ed-ing. (Baptize) fvo IQW Give me the key to cipher.
IQX Have not got the key to cipher.
IPY Christian-ity.
IPZ Christian name. IQY
IQZ
ClRCLE-ULAR.
Circulate-d-ing-ation.
IQA Christmas. IRA Circulating engine.
After Christmas dqr IRB Circulating pump.
IQB Before Christmas.
kmw
Great circle sailing
Turning circle ..yem
oha
Christmas day
.
CIRCUITCLEAR.
IRC ClRCUIT-OUS-LY. ISP Clean-ed-ing-ly-ness.

IRD Circuit closer. Boilers require cleaning gwk
Earth circuit lrm Clean bill of health from - __tq
Electric circuit ...lur Clean boiler aws
Short circuit vzu ISQ Clean engine.
ISR Clean fires.
1ST Clean ship.
IRE Circumference. ISU Clean shirts. Clean linen (or, clothes).
IRF
ISV Cleaning-gear for decks.
Circumstance. Have you a clean bill of health? tu
Adverse circumstances dnz How long do you require to clean your
Alters the circumstances ebw engine? qym
IRG Depends upon circumstances. I have a clean bill of health, but am lia-
IRH Existing circumstances. ble to quarantine ._ .Code Flag over q
I shall anchor if circumstances permit I have not a clean bill of health.
{place or bearing to follow, if neces- Code Flag over I
sary) EIT My engine requires oleaning mbq
IRJ Under no circumstances. ISW Not clean bill of health flag (when
IRK Under the circumstances. spoken of).
IRL Cistern.
ISX Requires cleaning.
ISY Clear-ed-ing-ance. ,
IRM Citadel. All clear dxi
ISZ Are you clear?
IRN
IRQ
City.
Citizen.
(Town.) Bar can not,be cleared until fvr
Can I clear the bar? fvx
Canal is clear hue
Crvic authorities. Alderman
ITA Can not clear to-night (or before time
dws indicated).
Channel, or, Fairway is clear ilc
IRP Civil-ly-ity. Clear anchor eot
IRQ Civil service. ITB Clear away.
IRS Civil war. Clear berth gfp
ITC Clear channel (by, or, with).
IRT Civilian. Clear hawse opl
IRU Clack valve.
ITD Clear sky.
ITE Cleared at the custom-house.
ITF Cleared for.
IRV Clad. (See also Clothe.) 1TG Clearing house.
Iron-clad. Armor-clad evs ITH Clearing papers.
Clearing the custom-house . . kos

IRW Claim-ed-ing-able-ant. ITJ Clearing up.
IRX Has, or, Have been claimed by. . ITK Clearly make out.
IRY I have a claim on. ITL Clearly seen.
Prior claim two Have you cleared thecustom-house?.KGY
What is the demand (or, claim)? kth I have received information (place
next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
IRZ Clamp-ed-ing. I only got clear of the ice (or, icebergs)
ISA Clamping screw. on pBS
ISB Clap-per.
ITM I shall clear go clear).
(or,
Is canal clear? hul
ISC Clap on. Clapping on. ITN or, Are clear
Is, of.
ISD Claret.
ITO Nearly clear of
ITP Not able to clear to-day (or until date
specified).
ISE Class-ed-ing.
All classes
To class. ITQ Not clear.
- .-DXH Not cleared at custom-house kha
ISP First class. Prepare to be towed clear xys
I am not classed at Lloyd's -QWM Ran clear
ISC Not classed. UHp
Reqiiire diver to clear screw
ISH Second class. Shall clear at custom-house khb
lid
ISJ Third class. Sight your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear ejr
ISK Classify-ied-ing-ioation. Take care range is clear.., hym
The bank was clear of fog fvi
ISL Clause. ITR Want my clearance (or, papers).
When will be the best time for clearing
ISM Claw-ed-ing off. the bar? xtf
ITS When will you be clear?
ISN Clay. ITU Will not clear us.
ISO Stiff clay. You are all clear of danger gm
.
CLEARCOAL.
Clear Continued. Close Continued.

ITV You will not clear. Keep close during the fog pyo
Your flags are not clear -NDT Keep close order -- pyq
Keep close to _pyr
ITW Cleat. Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
ment PYU
ITX Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister. Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
ITY A visit from a Protestant clergyman closer in lt
would be much valued. Mail closes at . _rfd
IVH Office is closed.
ITZ Clerk. Stand closer in wqf
IUA A clerk from. IVJ Too close near). (or,
IUB Clerk in charge. Will close (or, be closed) zeg
Telegraph clerk (or, official) xlz IVK Will you keep close to me during the
night?
IUC Clever-ly-ness. IVL You are too close in keep farther off. ;
Your port of destination is closed your ;
IUD Clew-ed-ing. owners desire you to proceed to.KXj

IUE Clew-lines, or, Clew-garnets.
IUF Clew up. IVM Cloth.
ITTG Fore clew-garnets. IVN Emery cloth.

IUH Main clew-garnets. IVO Sail cloth.
IUJ Client. Clientele. IVP Clothe-d-ing.
Bedclothes gcs
IUK Cliff. IVQ Can I get clothes washed?
Clad .- irv
IUL Climate-ic. Clean clothes (linen, or, shirts) isu
IVR Clothing for female passengers.
IUM Clinch-ed-ing. Women's clothing.
Are your cables clinched? hqn IVS Clothing for men. Slops.
Dirty clothes (linen, shirts) vyo or,
Clinker built hlb IVT Night clothing.
IVU Plain clothes.
IUN Clinometer. IVW Summer clothing.
Want clothes yts
IUO Clipper. IVX Warm, Winter clothing for.
or,
Clipper built hlc IVY Wet clothes.
IUP Clock. IVZ Cloud-ed-y.
IUQ At o'clock I shall steer. IWA Clouds are banking up.
IWB Cloudy sky.
IUR Clockwork. o'clock ..xik
I shall tack at
O'clock ...ZNG IWC Club-bed-bing.
IUS What o'clock is it? IWD Club. Clubhouse.
IWE Yacht club.
IUT Close-d-ing. To close (in, or, to).
As close as pad IWF Clubhaul-ed-ing.
Bring the ship in as close as possible. mo IWG Try to clubhaul.
Circuit closer ird
IUV Close confinement. IWH Clue.
IUW Close hauled. IWJ
IUX Close I wish to communicate.
;
Coach-ed-ing.
IUY Close luff.
IUZ Close on the. IWK Coal-ed-ing. To coal.
iva Close quarters. After coaling dqs
IVB Close reef-ed-ing. Anthracite coal
Are you, or, Is
enx

(vessel indicated) in
IVC Close to (near).
IVD Closer-est. want of coal? gw
Convoy to keep as close as possible -iv - Bad coal fqy
IVE Do not pass too close to me.
with you, or, You are
Bunker coal
Can coal be had at ?.
hlz
gx
Enemy is closing
closing with the enemy od Can you spare me coal? gy
Gate is closed at nxf IWL Coal.
- I shall close reef umo Coal bag fsh
I shall keep close hauled oph Coal boat gsl
IVF I will keep close to you during the night. Coal bunker hly
I wish to communicate; close rax Coal can be got at (or, from ) ha
IVG _Is _
(port indicated) closed? IWM Coal can not be got in any quantity
Keep as close as you can to pick up my at
people j PYL Coal cargo _hyw
. . . .. . . ..
COALCODE.
Coal Continued.
Coast Continued.
IWN Coal depot. I have no chart of coast (or place indi-
IWO Coal hulk. cated) imw
IWP Coal lighter. I know (or, am acquainted with) the
IWQ Coal mines. coast -'-
DGY
IWR Coal requires much draft. IYC Is the coast bold ?
rws Coal tar. IYD Off the coast. Off shore.

IWT Coal tip. IYE On the coast.
IWU Coal trimmer, or, Coal passer. IYF On, or, At the North coast of
Coal shillings a ton at gz IYG On, or, At the NE. coast of
IWV Coaling party. IYH On, or, At the East coast of N
IWX Coaling station, IYJ On, or, At the SE. coast of
IWY Coaling suit. IYK On, or, At the South coast of
IWZ, Collier. IYL On, or, At the SW. coast of
IXA Colliery. IYM On, or. At the West coast of
Complete with coal --.. jkn IYN On, or, At the NW. coast of
Distressed for want of coal lhd Rocky coast -- uyz
Do you want coal? ow IYO Wild coast.
Good coal odw Uninhabited island (or, coast) pts
IXB Good coal may be got at Wrecked on the coast zjd
IXC How many hours' coal have you {state
at what speed)1 Coaster. (Coasting vessel) iyb
IXD I have hours' coal, for full speed (or
for speed indicated). IYP Coastguard-man.
In want of coal (state amount) hb IYQ Coastguard station.
Indicate nearest place where I can pro-
cure coal HC IYR Coat-ed-ing.
IXE Indifferent coal. Buddercoat _vbl
No coal to be got at hd
IXF North country coal. IYS Cobble-er.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at he IYT Cochineal.
IXG Plenty of coal to be got at
IXH Prepare to coal. IYU Cock.
IXJ Steam coal. Blow-off cock (or, gear) gnw
IXK Tons of coal. Blow-off cock out of order gnx
Want coal immediately yi Brine cock hig
IXL Welsh coal. Flooding cock nfp
IXM What your consumption of coal per
is Gauge cock nxj
hour, at full speed? Sea cock vky
IXN What price are coals at ? Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
What quantity of coal have you left ? vla
HF
IXO What quantity of coal remains in the IYV Cockswain. Coxswain.
collier (coal depot, lighter)?
or,
IXP When finished coaling. IYW Cocoa.
IXQ When will you have finished coaling ?
IYX Cocoanut.
IXB Coalesce- d-ing. Coalition. IYZ Copra.
IXS Coaming. Comb-ing. IZA Cod.
IXT
i
COARSE-LY-NESS-R.
IZB Cod fishery.
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones, IZC Code.
IXU Coast. Coast of.

HAX Attention is called to page
paragraph ,
of the International Code ...dh

.
All the lights are out along the coast

of pu N.B. Tfie page to be shown first, and
Am acquainted with the coast dgy then the paragraph. This signal
Am not acquainted with the coast- . dhb should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
Are you acquainted with the coast ?.dhe
IXV Coast-defense ship. otherwise the pages referred to will
IXW Coast dangerous.
is
not correspond.
IXY Coast not dangerous.
is IZD Code List of ships.
IXZ Coasted-ing. To coast. IZE Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code of
IYA Coasting trade. Signals ?
IYB Coasting vessel. Coaster. IZP Code Flag (when spoken of).
Do not approach the coast because it is Do not understand Morse Code sai
mined ...etn Do you understand Morse Code? saj
Have you a chart of coast (or place indi- International Code of Signals prb
cated)? rp Morse Code sak
. .
CODECOLZA.
Code Continued. Colliery .ixa

IZG Show your Code Signal.
Telegraph code ...-. xma JAS Collision.
Use Morse Code sal, Collision bulkhead hlm
IZH What is the date of your Code List ? JAT Collision mat.
Will use Morse Code -_sam Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voy-
IZJ Coffee. age?..'., hg
JAU Have been in collision.
IZK Cofferdam. JAV Have, Has been in collision with
or.
(vessel indicated).
IZL Coffin. Have you been in collision? hi
JAW Have you been in collision with (vessel
IZM Cog. Cogwheel. indicated) ? >
I have been in with

collision hj
IZN Coil-ed-ing. JAX No collision.
IZO Coil of rope. JAY There has been a collision between
Resistance coil trrv (vessels indicated).
Test coil.-, xok JAZ Vessel indicated has been in collision.
JBA When did the collision take place?
Com. (Money) asw JBC Where did the collision take place?with
JBD Where the vessel that collided
is
you?
IZP Coin-ed-ing-er-age. To coin. With what vessel have you been in col-
IZQ What coins are used ? lision? -- hn
IZR Coir. JBE Collodion.
Coir, or. Grass cable ... -HQZ
IZS Coir, or, Grass hawser. JBF Colombia colors.
IZT Coir, or. Grass matting.
IZTJ Coir, or, Grass rope. Colonel
JBG Colonel commandant.
IZV Coke. JBH* Lieutenant colonel-cy.
IZW Cold-ly-ness-ish-er-est. JBI Colony-ial.
Cold-air chamber -DWL Colonial Agent - -dso
IZX Cold weather. JBK Colonial Government.
JBL Colonial Office.
IZY Colic. JBM Colonial Secretary.
JAB collapse-d-ing-ible.
Berthon boat
Collapsible, Or, ghm JBN Colonize-d-ing-ation.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed- -Nuc
Furnaces collapsed nub JBO Color.
Color-ed-ing. To color JBR
JAC Collar. Color blind-ness gms
JAD Thrust collar damaged.
JBP
Color vision -
The same color (or, colors).

yrb
JAE COLLECT-ED-ING. JBQ What color?

Collection-or .-- JAK
JAF Collect all the JBR Color-ed-ing. To color.
JAG Collect what you can.
JAH Could not be collected. JBS Colors (Ensign).
Enemy collecting in force at ..lzd
is Can not distinguish her (or, your)
JAI Will you collect? colors lgx
Dip your colors lbc'-
JAK Collection-or. Foreign colors mek

Collector, or, Board of customs goy .
He has hoisted colors--- jbt
Hoist your colors. Show your ensign _ dw
JAL College-ian. Neutral colors mer
Strike your colors.- xaj
JAM Collide-d-ing. (See also Collision. ) JBT They have, or. He has hoisted colors.
JBU What colors has she hoisted?
Collier rwz JBV What colors shall we hoist?
JAN Collier to proceed to the) collier? JBW
JAO Have you seen a (or,
JBX
Column-al.
Number of columns.
JAP Sailing collier.
JAQ Steam collier.
the
Rear column -UKL
What coal remains in
quantity of
collier (coal depot, or, lighter)? .-ixo JBY Colza.
JAR Where is the collier ? JBZ Colza oil.
.
COMBCOMMAND.
Comb-ing. Coaming ixs Come Continued.

JCA Honeycomb-ed. JDH I will come.
I will come on board (or, alongside), if
JCB COM~lNE-ING-ATION WITH. you will allow me czd
JCD Combined. I wish to signal will you come within
;
easy signal distance? vj

JCE COMBUSTIBLE-ILITY-TION. Is the captain coming on shore? .-.hxd
Have you any combustibles on board? Let no boat come alongside ebh
HG Lifeboat unable to come er
I am
loaded with combustibles HP Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best
Ihave no combustibles on board hq place for coming on shore ke
No combustibles, (or, explosives) near Lighter coming off _<jz
the fire he JDI Must come^.
Spontaneous combustion woj JDK Not come.
with combustibles not allowed
"Vessels Pilot has not come off tjk
in __hs Bequest captain to come here (or to place
indicated) hxf
JDL Shall, or, Will come.
JCF Come. Came. To come. JDM Shall I come ?
JCG Are you coming? Sheer off a little when you come to the
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er point --.. vup
Boat come-ing (came) grl Should it come on to blow from
Boat is coming to your assistance ...et (quarter indicated, if necessary)-. gok
Boat's crew will not come grx Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer I have ;
JCH Came, Coming by rail. something important to communicate,

JCI Came, Coming by steamer. Code Flag over h
JCK Came, Coming from. Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme-
JCL Can come. diately i WN
JCM Can I come? The consul is desired to come (or, send)
Can I come alongside? eat on board jrp
JCN Can not come. The orders are coming off sup
Can not come alongside
Can not distinguish your flags* come
eaz The wind will come from the zfa
Thick fog coming on.. gj
nearer (or, make distant signals). _vm Want to come into harbor onc
Captain is requested to come on board, We are coming to your assistance. ..do
HWN What water shall I come into ? two
Come nearer,Stop, or, Heave-to I have ; JDN When did you come off?
something jnipajtant to communicate, JDO When do you come off?
Code Flag over h JDP When you come.
JCO Come under the stern. Where, or, What source did the news
JCP Come up. come from? shn
Come alongside eba Where do you come from?. si
.
JCQ Come directly (immediately). Will Lloyd's agent come on board ?.qxk
JCB, Come home. JDQ Will you (or person indicated) come ?
JCS Come in. Will you (or person indicated) come on
JCT Come nearer. board? grf
JCU
Come on board
Come on shore.
gqa JDK Will you (or person indicated) come on
shore to-day (specify hour, if neces-
JCV Come out. sary) 1
JCW Come out of port. JDS Will you come (or, go) on shore?
JCX Come round. Will your pilot come on to me? tjw
JCY Come to grief. Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
JCZ Come to hand. board? wp
JDA Come within hail. .
You are ordered not to come into
JDB Coming. port suy
JDC Coming at once. JDT You may come into port.
Dangerous Do not come into less
to, or, You may, or, We may come to an
than feet of water fv.
anchor _, ekn
Do lot come alongside _'
ebc
JDE Do not come so near. JDU Comet.
Do you come from any port putting you JDV Comfort-ed-ing.
in quarantine?
Endeavor to come alongside
tr
ebd
JDW Comfortable-y.
JDF Have, or, Has come.
Medical comforts
Medical comforts running short
roh
ROI
Heavy weather coming look sharp, .fz
;
I am coming (or, sending) aboard ..czb JDX COMMAND-ED-ING. TO COMMAND.

I must come to an anchor eir Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
JDG I shall come off by and bye (or at time mands for you dkp
indicated) Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com-
I shall fire into the boats if they persist mands for you
,
'
.. dkq
in coming alongside n ak Any commands eor i
. . . . .
COMMAND COMMUNICATE.
Command Continued.
Commission Continued.
JDY Commanding officer. Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
JDZ Commanding officer desires. Department, or Registrar General of
JEA Have you any commands? Shipping and Seamen unx
JEB I have no commands.
Keep the vessel' under command lx JFG COMMIT-TED-TING.
JEC Not under command lantern (lamp, or, Commit-ted-ting an assault fdy
light).
JED Not under command. JFH Committee.
QWE
Not under command shapes vtu Committee of Lloyd's
N. B. 'Not under control or command"
'
signal is two black balls or shapes JFJ Commodity.

vertical.
JEF She is commanded by JFK Commodore.
JEG- Take command of.
JEH Under command of JFL common-ly-ness-alty.
House of Commons.
JEI Where the commanding officer?
is JFM
JEK Whom the [vessel indicated) com-
is
COMMUNICATE-D-ING. To COMMUNICATE.
manded by? JFN
Allow no communication. Allow no
JEL Commandant. one on board em
Colonel commandant -JBG Am disabled; communicate with me. cl
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he
communicate .....ht
JEM Commander. will
JEN Inform the commander. JFO Be more concise in your communication.
with
JEO Senior commander. Be very careful in your intercourse
JEP What commander's name?
is strangers .
Can you forward my communication by

...-ES
Commander in Chief ewj . telegraph? -HU

Commander in chief's office. Close; I wish to communicate iux
JEQ
Commander in chief is iou Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to I have ;
The commander in chief is at iov something important to communi-

Where is the commander in chief? -iow cate --- Code Flag over h
Communicate by distant signals ...lgc
JFP Communicate by telegraph.
JER Commemorate-d-ing. Communicate in cipher .. -IQU
JFQ Communicate the following.
JES Commence-d-ing-ment. JFR Communication. ,
JET At the commencement of_- JFS

JFT
Communication by telegraph
Communication by telegraph
is.
Commence action dis is restored.-
JEU Commencement of hostilities.

commenced on the __ktn
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
ws
Demurrage
Has war commenced? or, Is war de- Communication is allowed with..--DZG
clared? .-- "*u JFU
Communication is established by (or,
Hostilities commenced between
with)
and --oze JFV Communication interruptedby is (or,
Light indicated will commence on {date with)

to follow) QSF JFW Comprehend the communication per-
JEV Not commenced.
Commence srd
fectly.
JFX Confidential communication report). (or,
Do not communicate with
Open fire, or, fire
hv
Operations have commenced srg
War has commenced, or, War is de- JFY Does telegraphic communication go all
clared YX the way?
Electrical communication lvc
When does commence?it gdtj
Following communication is confiden-
When do you commence discharging
cargo? - - - IBJ tial (or, private) hx
commence)? Following communication (signal, or,
JEW When do you begin (or,
message) is secret, and in cipher.-iQV
When does the blockade commence? - gnq
Note. The cipher will continue until
ended by the person signaling making
JEX COMMERCE-IAL-LY.
uz the hoist iQS=Cipher is ended.
Chamber of Commerce - _
Forward my communication by tele-
graph, and pay for its transmission,
JEY Commissaire op Maritime Inscription. HY
JEZ commissary-iat. JFZ Had communication with.
Have no communication with hv
JPA Commissariat department.
Have no communication with the shore
JFB Commissariat stores.
(or with vessel indicated) hz
Have received the following communi-
JFC COMMISSION-ED-ING.
cation (or, instructions) from your
JFD Commissioned officer.
owner) ia
JFE Commissioner. (or,
. ?
COMMUNICATE COMPASS.
Communicate Continued. Company Continued.

Have you any message (telegram, order, The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
or, communication) for me? IB the pleasure of your company to din-
Have you had any communication with ner _.i DKX
infected vessel (or, place) ? . . . ic JGS The pleasure of your company.
JGA Have you had any communication with JGT Very glad of your company.
the shore? JGU Vessel, or, Ship may part company.
I am going to communicate by distant What company do you belong to? iq
signals LGF When did you part company from?.m
I amgoing to signal the contents of an JGV Will you give me the pleasure of your
important telegram, to be communi- company at
cated to you IE
I can not stop to receive (or, have) any JGW COMPARE-D-JSON.
communication if JGX Comparative-ly.
I have had no communication with Should like to have another comparison,
(place or vessel) ig GV
JGB I shall communicate with Wish to get a rate for my chronometer;
will you give me a comparison?... gu
I should wish to know the nature of the
sickness, if any, before I sand my JGY Compartment.
boat communicate)
(or, re
I wish to communicate close lux
Bow compartment hce
JGC I wish to communicate personally.
;
JGZ Engine-room compartment.
Important to communicate by (or, JHA Stoke-hold compartment.
with) ih
JHB Water-tight compartment.
JGD Is the communication with regular? JHC Compass.
Line of communication QUN For Compass Signals, seepages 45 and
(
No telegraphic communication xls 46.)
Report me (or, my communication)

to Note.
Unless otherwise indicated,
Lloyd's agent at uh bearings if in points and half points
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer;
have I are to be understood as Compass
something important to communicate, Bearings, i. e. bearings as shown by
,
Code Flag over H the compass and uncorrected for local

Stranger, or, Vessel bearing wishes to attraction or variation. But when
communicate wzd shown in degrees they are to be under-
Telegraphic communication xln stood as Magnetic Bearings.
Telephonic communication xmn
The following signal (or, communica- JHD Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
tion) is private ...hx Are your bearings true or magnetic
JGE This communication is private. '
bearings? gbd
Unless your communication is very im- JHE Are your compasses adjusted?
portant, I must be excused- u Azimuth compass .fqe
Will you forward (or, communicate) the Bearings by compass are gbh
following signal for me? ik Boat's compass grv
Will you telegraph to
(ship or person JHF Compass bearing the bearing shown
(i. e.
named) the intelligence I am about to by the compass and uncorrected for
communicate? im either deviation or variation).
JGF Wish to communicate by with). (or, JHG Compass card.
You can communicate with and get , JHI Compass signals in degrees.
an answer in ent JHK Compass signals in points and half
points.
JHL Compasses not adjusted lately.
JGH Commutator. JHM Compensation of compass.
JHN Deviation of compass.
JGI Company-ion. JHO Deviation table.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin JHP Floating, or, Liquid compass.
company Code Flag over y JHQ Gimbal of a compass.
JGK -And Co. (company). Messrs. Co. & Have you an azimuth compass? pqh
JGL Better part company. JHR Ha-"e you any local attraction (or, devi-
Company (and Co.) jgk ation) ?
JGM
JGN
I shall part company.
If you do not carry more sail we shall
JHS Have you taken observations for varia-
tion?
JGO
part company.
-In case we nart company.
JHT I am using variation ofdegrees.
I have an azimuth compass fqi
JGP -Keep company.
Let us keep together (or, in company)
JHU have no cargo to disturb my com-
I
passes.
JGQ
for mutual support (or, protection) .in
Part company. JHV I have had no observations for varia-
tion lately.
Parted company with on the (or, JHW Is there any variation?
JGR
at)
Permission to part company.
.10 JHX Magnetic
bearing,
Note. Magnetic bearings are compass
Shall we keep company? . . i
ip bearings corrected for deviation.

? .
CONCERTCONGRESS.
JMA CONCEET-ED-ING. JNK Condy's Fluid. Crimson Fluid.

JMB In concert with.
Shall w&act in concert? din JNL Cone.
JNM North cone hoisted.
JMC Concession. JNO South cone hoisted.
JNP Steam cone.
JMD conciliate-d-tion.
JNQ Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy-
JME concise-ly-ness.
Be more concise in your communica- JNR confer-red-ring-ence.
tion JFO
JNS confess-ed-ing-ion-edly.
JMF CONCLUDE-D-ING. To 'CONCLUDE.
JMG Conclusion-ive. JNT Confidence-^
JMH Not yet concluded. JNU Am, or, Are confident.
Is,
JMI Shall conclude. JNV Confiaen ciai-ly.
Confidential report (or, communicativ.j ;
JMK CONDEMN-ED-ING. JFX
,
JML -Condemned as unseaworthy. Following signal (or, communication)

Condemned by Lloyd's agent qwf confidential (or, private)
is hx
JMN Condemned stores. JNW Have you any confidence in ?
JMO Have condemned a part of my provisions. JNX No confidence in (or, dependence upon).
JMP CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION. To CONDENSE. JNY Confine-d-ing.
JMQ Condenser. Close confinement ruv
JMR Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of JNZ Confinement.
order). Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
JMS Condenser pipes. ment pyu
JMT Condenser tubes. JOA Confirm-ed-ing-ation.
JMU Condenser tubes burst. JOB Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
JMV Condenser tubes choked (or, salted). place at (or, on
JMW Condenser tubes leaking. JOC
)
confirmed that (vessel indicated)
-Is it
JMX Condenser tubes out of order. has foundered ?
Condensing boiler burst gwt JOD Is there any confirmation ?
Condensing boiler damaged owu JOE -News, or. Report, or, Information is
Condensing boiler tubes burst tde confirmed.
Jet condenser pvh Officially confirmed (or, certified)... ijf
Surface condenser xfw JOE -Report requires confirmation.
Surface condenser out of order xfy JOG -Want-ed-ing confirmation.
JOH -Want official confirmation.
JMY Condition. (See also State.)
Are you, or, Is
(vessel indicated) in a JOI confiscate-d-ing-ion.
condition to proceed? an
Bad condition fqz JOK Conflagration.
Condition of cargo iak
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel JOL conflict-ed-ing.
Good
in this distressed condition?
condition
ne JOM Conflicting reports.
oeb
I am not in
a condition for action. - .dit JON CONFORM-ED-ING-ABLE-Y-ITY.
JMZ In what condition is JOP In conformity with.
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of JOQ CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.
water; dangerous to navigation, .kvs Avoid-ed-ing confusion
JNA What condition? fov
JOR In great confusion.
JNB
What condition is the cargo in?
What is the condition (state) of?
ibh JOS Without the least confusion.
JOT Congest -ed-ing-ion.
JNC Condition-al-ally. (Agreement.)
JND On, or, upon condition. JOU Congo (Kongo) State. Colors.
Unconditional-ly ygu
JOV Congratulate-d-ing-ion.
Condor (Coin) atg Allow me to congratulate you
\
dza
JNE JOW Congratulate-d-ing you.
Conduct-ed-ing. To conduct.
Bad conduct
JOX To congratulate you.
. F ra
JNF Conductor. JOY Congress. (See also Parliament. )
JNG Gallant Conduct. Act of Congress (or, Parliament) ...Die
JNH Good conduct. By an act of Congress (or, Parliament),
Lightning conductor q TJ
Nonconductor-ing ___ SIZ JOZ Congress
Has (or, Parliament) met
die
JNI The conductor (or, guard). J PA Member of Congress. ?
. .
CONGRESSCONSUME.
Congress
Continued. Consider Continued:
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or JQN For considerationof
other legislative body) adjourns {or, Furnace considered dangerous klb
adjourned) on the fei JQO Has been considered.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or Hurricane did considerable damage .pak
other legislative body) is dissolved-FEJ JQP Is, or, Are not considered.
JPB Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or JQR Will consider.
Shall, or,
other legislative body) met {or, meets) There has been so much fog as to cause
on the considerable detention ngl
Recent act of Congress, Parliament, Under consideration yhd
Assembly {or other legislative body),
DIL
JPC Conical. JQS Consign-ed-ing-to. To consign.
JPD Conical buoy. To whom is your cargo consigned?- ..ibn
JQT Whom are you {or vessel indicated) con-
JPE Conn-ed-ing. signed to?
JPF Conning tower. JQU Consignee.
JQV Consignment.
JPG Connect-ed-ing-ion.
JPH Connect your screw propeller, or, pad- JQW CONSIST-ED-INQ OF. hzr
dles. Cargo consists of
JPI Connected with. Fleet consists of nel
JPK Connecting rod.
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv JQX Consols.
Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
of order) -_ heb JQY Consort.
JPL conntve-ance. JQZ Conspicuously -ness-ity.

I can not make out your flags; hoist
JPM conquer-ed-ing. them in a more conspicuous position,
owl
JPN Conscious. JRA Conspire-d-ing-acy-ator.
JPO conscript-ion. JRB Constable-ulary.
JPQ consecrate-ed-ing. consecration. JRC Constant-ly-cy.

Reinforcements constantly arriving,
JPR consecutive-ly. uom
JRD Constitute-d-ing. Constituent.
JPS Consent-ed-ing to.
{See also Permit
and Agree. ) JRE Constitution-al-ally.
JPT Can not, or, Will not consent (permit
JRP Constrain-ed-ing.
it).
JPU Have, or, Has consented.
JPV I will consent. JRG Construct-ed-ing-ion.
Constructor.
JPW Vessel {or person indicated) consents. JRH
Have, or, Has been constructed.
indicated) consent
Will you {or persons JRI
{or, agree) ? dug JRK Shall, or, Will be constructed,
JPX Would not consent. JRL Consul- ar.
JPY Consequence-t-ly. JRM Consul General.
JPZ Happened in consequence of. Occa- JRN Consul absent.
is
sioned by. JRO Consular Court.

Heave-to, or take the consequences -OSG JRP The consul desired to come
is {or, send)
JQA In consequence of.
JRQ
on board.
Vice-consul, or, Consular Agent.
JQB Of not much consequence.
JQC Of the utmost consequence {or, impor-
JRS Consulate.
tance).
JQD The consequence will be.

JQE Took place in consequence of. JRT Consult-ation WITH.
JQF What was the consequence? After a consultation.
Consult captain
dqn
hwv
JQG Consider-ed-ing. To consider. Consult Lloyd's agent qwg
JQH Consider {or, them)
it necessary. JRU Consult owner.
JQI Considerable fault foundwith. JRV Consult underwriters.
JQK Considerable-y. JRW Have, or, Has been consulted.
Considerable, sea up JRX Shall, or, Will be consulted.
JQL Considerate-ly-ion. Have you consid- JRY CONSUME-D-ING-PTION.
JQM Do you consider, or,
ered? What is your consumption of coal per
Do you consider leak dangerous? Qi hour full speed?.- ixm
..
206 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part IL
CONSUMPTIVECONVOY.
JRZ Consumptive. JTD Contrive-d-ing-ance.

JTE Can you contrive?
JSA Contact. JTP How do did) you contrive (or, man-
(or,
Electro contact -.lve age) to?
Electro contact mine lvp JTG Must contrive.
JTH Control-led-ling-ler.
JSB Contagion-ious. Not under control _.jed
Acontagious disease on board (or at Not under control light (lamp, or, lan-
place indicated) gpq tern) JEC
JSC Contagious disease. Note. Not under control signal is two
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious -_vb black balls or shapes vertical.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
vc
Is the sickness contagious? -- - va Controversy. (Discussion) ... ldy
JTI CONTUSE-D-ING-ION.
JSD contain-ed-ing.
JTK CONVALESCENT-CE.
JSE Contend-ed-ing-tion.
JTL CONVENIENT-LY-CE.
JSF content-ed-ing-edly-ment. Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see

you (or, )as soon as convenient _dlb
jsg Contents. Anchor as convenient ky
I am going to signal the contents of an As convenient pae
important telegram, to be communi- As many as convenient pax
cated to you IE As soon as convenient pbl
Open telegram for me and signal its JTM If convenient
contents wx JTN Is there a convenient watering place?
Shall I open your telegram and signal JTO It will be a great convenience.
its contents? xc JTP When most convenient.
JTQ Will be convenient?
it
JSH CONTEST-ED-ING. JTR Convent.

JSI CONTINENT-AL-LY. JTS convention-al-ly.
Geneva Convention nxs
JSK CONTINGENT-CY. Geneva Convention flag (Plate I[)..nxt
JSL CONTINUE-D-ING-ATION-AL-OUS. JTU Converse-d-ing-ation with.
JSM Continue.your present course. Stand on. JTV A conversation with.
If it continues to blow goh
If the wind continues as at present.ZER JTW Convert-ed-ing-ible.
Conto. (Money) ath JTX Convey-ed-ing-ance to.

Ambulance required to convey a patient
JSN Contraband. to hospital edy
JSO Contraband goods. JTY Are there any public conveyances
to ?
JSP Conteact-ed-ing-ion. JTZ By the conveyance.
first
Contract built hld JUA For conveyance to
JSQ Contractor. JUB No conveyancesto
JSR Contradict-ed-ing. Contradiction. JUC Convict-ed-ing-ion. To convict.
JST Contradict the report. JUD Convict (a convict).
JSU Contradictory. JDE Will be convicted.
JSV It has not been contradicted. JUF Will not be convicted.
JSW Contrary. JUG CONVINCE-D-ING.
JSX -Contrary to order.
Contrary to regulations uog JUH CONVOY-ED-ING. TO CONVOY.
Delayed by contrary winds. Detained All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
by contrary winds ksd company Code Flag over y
JSY On the contrary. By, or, With the convoy hpj
JSZ
JUI Convoy (a convoy).
Contrast-ed-ing. JUK Convoy ahead.
is
JUL Convoy astern.
is
JTA Contribute-d-ing-ion TO. JUM Convoy from.
is
JTB Liberal contribution. JUN Convoy going
is to.
JTC Will you (or person Convoy to disperse and make for destin-
tribute? ation is
. . ) .
CONVOYCORVETTE.
Convoy Continued. JVW Copperas.

Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated) it Copra
Convoy to keep ahead of escort .. - iu
Convoy to keep as close as possible . .iv JVX Copy-ied-ing. To copy.

Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, JVY Copy. (A copy.)
escort) iw JVZ Copy will be wanted.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader JWA Have, or, Has a copy of.
(or, escort) ix JWB Have you a copy of?
Convoy to keep on starboard side of JWC I have no copy.
leader (or, escort)- ...iy JWD Take, or, Make a copy (or, duplicate).
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
ing within signal distance iz
JUO Convoy will assemble at port (or plaee JWE Coral line.
indicated). JWP Coral reef.
Convoy will leave at (time to follow),
QKM
Convoy will leave-on (day to follow), JWG Cord-ed-ing-age.
QKN JWH Cordage in lengths.
JUP Convoy will rendezvous at on the
(latitude JWI
,
Convoy will rendezvous in Cordite.

and longitude indicated) uqn
Do not go through (or, near) (place JWK corea-n (korea-n). korean colors.
indicated) without a convoy? Ja
Do you belong to the convoy gev JWL Cork.
JUQ Have you, or, Has
(vessel indicated) JWM Cork buoy.
seen convoy? JWN Cork jacket.
JUR How was convoy steering?
JUS I belong to the convoy of (ships JWO Corn.
indicated). Indian corn phx
JUT or, Has the convoy?
Is,
JUV It is a convoy of JWP Corned. (Salted.
JUW Of, or, From the convoy.
Strange vessel following convoy. _.wyv JWQ Corner.
JUX
When did the convoy?
JUY "When will the convoy? JWR Coroner.
JUZ Where the convoy from?
is Awaiting coroner's inquest fpd
JVA Where the convoy going?
is JWS Coroner's inquest.
With the convoy. By the convoy. hpj .
JWT Corporal.
JVB Cook. JWU Corporate-ion.

JVC Cook house. JWV Corporation of
JVD Cook-ed provisions. JWX Corps.
JVE Cooking range, or, Copper. Army Service Corps
JVF cool-ed-ing-ly-ness.
JWY Corpse.
JVG Coolie.
JWZ Correct-ed-ing.
JVH Coop-ed-ing. Account sent is correct det
Account sent is incorrect r deu
JVI Cooper-age. JXA Correct-ly.
JVK Cooper's tools. JXB Is it correct?
Is my present course a correct one?
JVL COOPERATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE. (Course to follow, if necessary) .. .jzf
JVM Cooperative society. Is the latitude correct? qhs
JVN Shall we cooperate? Is the longitude correct?
Is your list of ships correct?
qzb
qvi
JVO Copaiba. (Drug.) JXC News, or, Report, or, Information is not
correct.
Copeck. (Coin) -ATW JXD Not correct.
JVP COPPER-ED-ING-Y. JXE Correspond-ed-ing.
Copper, or, Cooking range JVE JXP Correspondent-ence.
JVQ Copperplate.
JXG
JVR Copper punt: corrode-d-ing-sion-sive.
JVS Coppersmith. -,
JXH Corrupt-ed-ing-ion-ness.
JVT Rubbed off the copper.
Sulphate of copper ";~ XDF
When was your ship last coppered? JXI Corvette.
JVU
COSTCOUNTERMAND.
COUNTERMINECRACK.
CRAFTCROOKED.
CROP CUSTODY.
CUSTOMDAM.
. .
DAMAGEDANGER.
KIW Damage-d. (See also Injure. ) Damage Continued.

Ammunition is damaged efq Keel damaged.. .._. kjc
Are you, or, Is (vessel indicated) materi- Levers damaged (or, out of order) ..qox
ally damaged (or, injured)? ao KJQ
Much damage has been done to (or,
Bell buoy damaged; not working.. gen by).
Boiler burst very slight damage. - gvw
; KJR, Must discharge cargo to repair damages.
Boiler damaged. gvx No damage harm) done
(or, onj
Boiler plates damaged gwi Piston-rod damaged- (or,
crossheads
Can damage be repaired at sea? ba broken) kej
Can the damage be repaired by your- Powder is damaged - trl
selves BC Propeller damaged tyx
Can not exactly estimate the damage, Put back damaged ucx
MHE Screw propeller damaged tyx
Cargo damaged hzs Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
Cargo damaged, but extent not known, damaged) vla
HZT Slide-valve gear damaged wgl
Cargo not much damaged (slightly Slight damage kjb
damaged) iad . Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out- of mast .-- RCJ
order) jmr Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
Condensing boiler damaged gwu yard (or spar indicated) rck
Cylinder damaged kid Steam pipe damaged wsn
Damage can be put to rights in hours, Stem damaged
seriously wuk
BD Stern tube damaged . wva
Damage can be repaired at sea be The damage to machinery is not serious,
Damage can not be repaired at sea (or, and is such as can be repaired by the
place indicated) bf vessel's own engineers rl
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired Thrust block damaged gna
without assistance bg Thrust collar damaged jad
KIX Damage repaired.is Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
hrx
KIY Damage not ascertained.
KIZ Damage serious (particulars to follow, Trifling damage kjb
if necessary). Vessel seriously damaged; wish to
KJA Damage to machinery (part to be indi- transfer passengers hm
cated). KJS What damage have you sustained?
KJB Damage trifling. Where will you go to repair damages?
KJC Damaged keel. BV
Damaged, or, Sprung mast can not carry; KJT Without damage.
sail - bh
Damaged rudder vbi Damages. (Indemnity) phn
Damaged rudder can not steer
; bi
KJD Damaged the bitts. KJU Damp.
KJE Damaged the windlass. phn KJV Damper. (For fires.)
Damages (indemnity)
Damages are assessed at feq
KJF Did you (or vessel indicated) receive KJW Dance-d-ing. To dance.
any damage?
Donkey boiler damaged gw y KJX Dane. Danish. Danish Colors. Den-
Have, or, Has received damage (or, mark.
injury) to pla
Have you damaged your machinery? mbo KJY Danger-ous-ly.
Have you reeceived any damage (or, Accident; dangerously wounded (or,
injury)? pub hurt)

Appearances
dangerous al
be on your
How long will you (or vessel indicated) are ;
be repairing damages? bm guard T FN

Hurricane did considerable damage . pak Are you in danger? FO
Hurricane did not do much damage .pal Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous FQ
I am very seriously damaged bn Bar is not dangerous la
KJG I have damaged (or, sprung) Beware of derelict dangerous to navi-
;
KJH I have damaged (or, sprung) fore yard. gation JE

KJI I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top- Channel,
Channel
or,
is
Fairway dangerous, .fu
is
dangerous without a pilot,
sail yard.
KJL I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard. LD
KJM I have damaged sprung ) topsail yard.
(or, Coast
Coast
is dangerous
not dangerous
- ixw
...ixy
KJN I have damaged (or, sprung) upper top- is
sail yard. KJZ Danger of parting (or, driving).
KJO I shall repair damage in Dangerous, or, Great risk in sending a

Is (vessel indicated) or, Are you ma- boat
Dangerous position.
gsz
terially damaged (or, injured)? ao KLA
KJP Is your bow much damaged?
bq
Dangerous to admit too many on board
at a time gb
Is your cargo much damaged?
DANGERDAY.
?
DECKDELIVER.
Deck Continued. KRH Defence-sive-sible.

KQB Deck quarters. Coast-defence ship ixv
Gear for cleaning decks . isv KRI Defence net.
Have lost deck cargo iao Lines of defence quo
Lower deck .rcb Local defence qxy
Main deck rgi KRJ No defence can be made.
KQC On deck.
KQD Quarter deck. KRL Defend-ed-ing. To defend.
KQE Upper deck. KRM Defend ship.
If we keep together, we can defend our-
KQF Declare-d-ing-ation. selves pye
Declaration of Paris tbk
KQG- Have, or, Has declared. KRN Defendant. ,
KQH Have, or, Has not declared.
Is war declared? or, Has war com- KRO Defer -red-ring-ment. (See also Post-
menced? TU pone. )
War is declared (or, has commenced) -Yx (
KRP Deficiejjt-ly-cy.
KQI Decline-d-ing-ation. KRQ Deficit.
Decl ine accepting any dbv
I decline to have anything further to do KRS Define-d-ing-ition.
{or, say) in the matter eqo
I must decline answering ena KRT Definite-ly-ive-ly.
Offered assistance,but they declined . pgm
KQJ Vessel {or person indicated) declines. KRU Defraud-ed-ing.
KQL Decoy-ed-ing. To decoy. KRV Defray-ed-ing.
KQM Decrease-d-ing. KRW Defy-ied-ing-iance.
KQN Decree-d-ing. KRX Degreeof.

By degrees.- hpc
KQO Deduct-ed-ing-ion. Compass signals in degrees (page 45). jhi
KRY Degree of latitude.
KQP Deed KRZ Degree of longitude.
KQR Deep-en-ed-ing. Depth.)
Iam using variation of degrees, .jht
{See also In an ordinary degree svc
KQS Deep-sea lead. belowzero zmi
KQT Deep water.
KQU Deeper-est. KSA Delay-ed-ing. To delay. (See also
Deepest water is in the channel. _ilr Detain. )
KQV Deepest water is nearer the shore. Cause of delay ifq
Deepest water is nearest the bank {or, KSB Delayed at.
reef)
KQW Deeply laden.
fvb KSC Delayed by.
KQX How deep is
KSD Delayed by contrary winds.
KQY Is she deep?
KSE Delayed by thick fog.
KQZ Not deep.
KSF Delayed through the recent gale.
KSG Do not delay (detain).
KRA The deepest water. KSH How long will delay be?
KRB Too deep. KSI I must not delay (detain).
Water is too deep ywl KSJ I will not delay (or, detain) you long.
Water is too deep to anchor ekb KSL If delayed (or, detained).
KSM What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?
Defalcation. (Embezzlement) lxd
KSN Delegate-d-ing. To delegate.
KRC Defeat-ed-ing. To defeat.
Delight. (Pleasure) ...tms
KRD Defect-ive. (See also Damage. ) Delighted." (Pleased) tmr
Can defects be repaired at sea? ...ba Delightful-ly (Pleasant)
. tmn
Can defects be repaired by yourselves?
BC KSO Delirious-um.
Defects can be repaired at sea be
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
KSP Delirium tremens.
place indicated) bf ESQ Deliver-y.
Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired KSR Delivered.
without assistance
hours.BD
bg KST Have, or, Has been delivered.
Defects may be set right in KSU Have the mails been delivered?
KRE -Pound defective. KSV Have you delivered?
KRF -Send list of defects. KSW On delivery.
KRG What are your defects? KSX Shall, or, Will be delivered.
KSY You are to deliver.
. ? ?
DEMANDDERANGE.
KSZ Demand-ed-ing. To demand. Depend Continued.

KTA Demand has been sent. KUJ May be trusted (or, depended on).
Have, or. Has been demanded (or, May I depend upon your time?..-..--RS
claimed) by -.raw No confidence in. No dependence
KTB Make a demand. on JNX
KTC No demand for. Not to be depended upon (not relia-
KTD On demand of. ble) vox
Salvage demanded vgd KUM Nothing to be depended upon beyond
KTE Send your demandsto (or for). your own resources.
KTF Some demand springing up. Reckoning not to be depended upon.RU
KTG They will demand explanation. To be depended upon (reliable) uoy
KTH What is the demand (or, claim)?
KUN Deplore-d-ing-able-y.
KTI Democrat-acy-ic.
KUO Depose-d-ing-ition. '
KTJ Demolish-ed-ing.
v
KUP Deposit-ed-ing.
KTL Demtjr-red-bing.
KUQ Depot.
KTM Demurrage. Coal depot iwn
A day's demurrage (or number indi- KUR Naval depot.
cated) KMU What quantity of coal remains in col-
Day's demurrage
is knc lier (lighter, or, coal depot)? ixo
KTN Demurrage commences-d on the
Denk. (Measure of weight) _-- ban KUS Depreciate-d-ing-ion.
Denmark. (See Dane) ..kjx KUV Depress-ed-ing-ion.

Meteorological Office, or, Weather Bu-
KTO Denote-d-lng. reau, reports depression approaching
Report when ship denoted is sighted-USD from the etp
KTP Dense-ly-ity. KUW Deprive-d-ing-ation.
KTQ DENY-IED-rNG. TO DENY. KUX Depth. (See also Deep, and Soundings. )
Asks precise time of high water, and
KTR Depart-ed-ing-ure. minimum depth at that time xe

After the departure of_drm
--.-
Note. Reply will be:
KTS
Before departureôf 1. By an hour signal. (Seepage 58g.)

Hasten the departure ofonr --- 2. By a numeral signal denoting
KTU Have you seen any vessel since your KUY At high water you will have feet.
departure?
KTV I can not hasten my departure. KUZ At low water you will have feet.
KTW I must hasten my departure. KVA Depth is.
KTX My departure. KVB Indicate the depthof What depth? .
What was the date of your depart- KVC Is there sufficient depth of water?
ure? kml KVD The depth here (or at place indicated)
KTY Where did you take your last departure is feet at low water.
from? What depth? Indicate the depth- .kvb
KTZ Your departure. KVE Wbat is the depth at high water?
KVF What is the depth at low water?
KUA Department. KVG What is the depth of water in feet at
Commissariat department JEA What is the depth of water on the bar?
Goods department oeu VQ
Head of department oqh KVH What is the depth of water over the sill?
Intelligence department . . _ poe KVI What is the depth of water alongside
Naval department seo /the
..tdp What is the least depth of water we
Passenger department
shall have (or, ought to have)? vr
KUB Depend-ed-ing-ence ON. KVJ
You will have less than feet of water.
KUC Can depend on.
KVL To depute.
KUD Can I depend on? .
RS
Depute-d-ing.
Chamber of Deputies ika
Can I depend on your time? -
KUE Can you depend on your time? KVM Deputation.
Deputy, or, Member of Congress or Par-
KUP Can not depend on.
IRQ liament TBO
Depends on circumstances
Dependence (reliance) trow KVN Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.
KUH I can not depend on my time.
KUI I shall depend on. KVO Derange-d-ing-ment.
QD Machinery slightly deranged mcq
Light is not to be depended on
. ,; . ),
DERELICTDESTROY.
KVP Derelict. KWV Despatch-ed-ing. To despatch. (See

Beware of derelict ; dangerous to navi- also Letter.)
gation Any letters (or, papers) from
JE ji ?
KVQ'Derelict has been fired. KWX Any letters {or, despatches) on board?
Derelict reported off (or, in the vicin- Bring (or, Brought) despatches hiq
ity of ) JF Despatch boat gsn .'-
KVR Derelict reported passed on lati- Despatch box , hdc

tude longitude dangerous to
, ; Despatch necessary jk is
navigation. KWY Despatch vessel, or, Aviso.
Have you fallen in with crew of dere- KWZ Despatches.
lict? MRT Despatches arrived eyb
Have you seen derelict? JG Forward my despatches nmz
KVS Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in Go for despatches jl
good condition, hull well out of water Government despatch ops
dangerous to navigation. Had any letters (or, despatches) ar-
KVT Passed the derelict vessel on the rived at? jm
Saw derelict in latitude longitude Have (or vessel indicated has) de-

,
on the jh spatches for ? jn

Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
KVU Derive-d-ing-ation. from _jo
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
KVW Derrick. you (or vessel or person indicated) _jp
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
KVX Descend-ed-ing. Descent. for me (or vessel, person, or place
indicated) ~ jq
KVY Describe-d-ing. I am the bearer of important despatches,
KVZ By the description given. JR
KWA Can you describe? I have Government despatches
(or, ),
KWB Can not describe. js
KWC Describe exactly what you. want (size, I shall make for the anchorage (or,
weight, etc.). with all despatch jt
KWD Description. \ KXA Important despatches.
KWE Have you sent description? Refer to my despatches (or, letters) - . ju
KWF Send description. Refer to your despatches (or, letters) _jv
KWG The same description. Send for despatches (or, letters) jw
KXB Send your despatches.
KWH Desert-ed-ing-ion. KXC Take despatches.
Charged with desertion .* ima Telegraphic despaches xln
Crew deserted kcm Telegraphic despatches arrived from
KWI Deserter. JX
KXD Wait for despatches.
KWJ Deserve-d-ing-ly. Will you forward my letters (or,
despatches) to ? qu
KWL Design-ed-ing-edly-ation. Will you take despatches? jy
KXE Your despatches are ready.
KWM DeSIRE-D-ING-OCS-ABLE TO.
Am desired to acquaint you (or person KXF Despise-d-ing. To despise.
indicated) ...dgz
Captain desires me to inform you-HWE Dessatine (square measure) _ _--.axo
Commanding officer desires. - jdz
EOT Desire to see speak) (or, KXG Dessert.
to.
Desire you will acquaint dew
KWO Desires me to you. tell KXH DESTINE-D-rNG-ATION.
KWP Do you desire? Arrived at destination exu
KWQ Have, Had, or, Has the desired Convoy to disperse and make for desti-
effect.
KWR It desirable.
is nation is
KWS It not desirable.
is Do you call at any port before destina-
Owners desire me to inform you to coal tion? hte
at he KXI What his (her, or, their) destination? is
Owners desire me to inform you to dis- KXJ Your port of destination closed your is
at place next in- owners desire you to proceed to
;
charge cargo first )

dicated) SY
Owners desired me to inform you.-SYK KXL Destitute-ution.
KWT That is my desire.
s
The consul is desired to come (or, send) KXM Destroy -ed-ing.
on board jrp KXN Can you destroy?
KWU The desired effect. Crops destroyed kdv
Vessel desires to be reported by tele- KXO Destroyed by fire.
graph to owner (Mr. ) at use KXP Have, or, Has destroyed.
Your agents desire me to inform you, KXQ Have you destroyed?
DTE KXR Shall I destroy?
j .
DESTROYDILEMMA.
Destroy Continued. KYT Diameter-rical-ly.

Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
stroyer) XWR KYU Diamond.
KXS Was, or, "Were destroyed.
KYV Diarrhcea-etic.
KXT Destructive-ly-ion.
KXU Destructive radius. KYW Diary.
KXV Detach-ed-ing-ment. KYX Dictate-d-ing-ion-tor.

KXW Detached squadron.
KYZ Dictionary.
KXY Detail-ed-ing.
Did. (See Do.) bmf
KXZ Detain-ed-ing-ention. (See also Delay. )
Cause of detention ifq KZA Die. To die. (See also Dead and Dying. )
Detained at ksb Captain died on hwi
Detained by - ksc Died, or, Dead --KOE
Detained by contrary winds ksd Dying - lqm
KYA Detained by ice. How many have died? OM
KYB Detained by the emigration officer. The breeze will die away -- --_hgf
Detained by thick fog kse
KYC Detained in harbor. Die.
Do not detain (delay) ksg KZB Taps, stocks, and dies.
I have been (or vessel indicated was)de-
tained
days windbound at (place KZC DlET-ED-ING-ARY.
indicated) kye
I must not detain (or, delay) ksi KZD Differ-ed-ing. To differ.
I will not detain you long ks Can the difference be arranged? -_.ewz
If detained ksl KZE Difference.
KYD No cause of detention. KZF Difference of latitude.
There has been so much fog as to cause KZG Difference of longitude
considerable detention ngl KZH Different.
KYE Vessel indicated was (or, I have been) KZI Different size.
detained windbound at
(place indi- KZJ Different speed.
cated). KZL Differently.
What detains-ed you? ksm KZM No difference.
KZN Not much difference between and
Detect-ed-ing-ion. (Discover) ldm KZO Totally, or, Quite different.
KZP Very different.
KYF Detective. KZQ We (or parties indicated) differ.
KZR What difference?
KYG Deteriorate-d-ing-ation.
KZS Difficult-y.
KYH Determine-d-ing-ation-able. Entrance is difficult mfo
Entrance is not difficult mfp
KYI Detonate-d-ing-ion. Fire difficult to get at op
Detonating fuze nuw KZT Great difficulty, or, Very difficult.
KYJ Detonator. KZTT I am
in difficulties direct ; to me how
steer.
Deunum. (Square measure) axj KZV I find great difficulty in weighing.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
KYL Deviate-d-ing-ion. from? elb
JHN Is the channel difficult? ...ilo
Deviation of compass
Deviation table JHO KZW Isthe river navigation difficult?
Have you any local attraction (devia- KZX Isthere any difficulty?
tion)? JHR KZY Itis difficult to extricate.
What is your deviation? Jio LAB Itis very difficult.

Landing is Very difficult- _ -.- qem
KYM Dew. LAC No difficulty.
LAD Should there be any difficulty.
KYN Dholl. LAE There not much difficulty.
is
You will find great difficulty in getting
KYO Dhow. through the ice at pci
LAF You will have great difficulty in obtain-
Diachylon, of, Adhesive plaster, .djw ing water.
KYP DlAGONAL'LY. LAG DlG-GING-GER. DUG.

KYQ Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.
LAH DlGEST-ION-IVE-IBLE.
KYR Diagramof.
KYS Indicator diagram. LAI Dilemma.
. . . . .
DIMr-DISAPPEAR.
Dim-ness {Faint) mrb Direct Continued.

Your original orders are cancelled. I
Dime (Coin) ati am directed to inform you to proceed
to th
LAJ Dimension. LBK Direct (Straight).
LAK yard are feet in
Dimensions of Directly. (See Immediately) pdg
length, inches in the slings. Come directly * jcq
LAM External dimensions. From out to out. Direct-action engine --- mao
LAN Internal dimensions. (In the clear. In- LBM Direct to.
side.) Directly (Immediately) pdg
LAO What are the dimensions of main yard? Directly you get bottom let go your
LAP What are the dimensions of your fore anchor ehv
yard? LBN Go direct. ,
I will heave-to directly I have room.osN
LAQ. DlMINISH-ED-ING-UTIVE-UTION. Steer direct for the buoy (or, beacon)
Has yellow fever diminished at ?.mwi GAM
Yellow fever has diminished at -Mwu LBO Direction (Position).
LBP In the direction of.
Dinar (Coin) aub LBQ Indicate direction (or, position) of
LAR DlNE-D-ING-NER. LBR Dirt-y-iness.
Admiral, or-, Senior officer requests the Dirty shirts or linen -VYO
pleasure of your company to dinner,
DKX LBS DlSABLE-ING-ILITY.
After dinner --DQU Amdisabled communicate with me.CL
;
LAS Before dinner. LBT Am, Is, or, Are disabled.

LAT Keep dinner for. LBU Am, Is, or, Are not disabled.
LATT People going on service to take their Capstan disabled hwa
dinners with them. LBV Disabled.
LAV Send dinner for. Donkey engine disabled lko
LAW When will dinner be ready? What time Donkey pump disabled lrp
is dinner? Engines broken down. I am disabled,
LAX Will you dine with me? BJ
Engines brokendown (or, disabled).MCH
LAY Dinghy. Engines completely disabled mq
Engines disabled can repair them in
;

LAZ Dioptric. Dioptric Light. hours mcl
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled.MS
LBA Dip-ped-ping. Have passed steamer with machinery
LBC Dip your colors. Dip your ensign. disabled mt
Have passed steamer with steering gear
LBD DlPLOMA-CY-TIC-IST. disabled mu
Diplomatic agent _ Have you seen disabled steamer? mv
Machinery disabled .-. mcn
LBE DlPHTHERIA-IC. One engine disabled mcr
One screw disabled can work the other,
;
LBF Direct-ed-ing. To direct. (See also MW

Instruct and Order.) LBW Passed disabled ship at
According to directions (or, orders)-DEM Passed disabled steamer at xx
Act as yonr judgment directs dib Budder disabled; will you assist me?
LBG Am, Is, or, Are directed (or, ordered) (into port indicated, if necessary) .da
to (or, by ). Ship disabled; will you tow me (into
Board of directors,-- goz port indicated)*! -MY
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate for Steering gear disabled mz
what place, if necessary) gyx LBX Too much disabled.
Direct me how to steer wtv LBY Tug is disabled.
Directible torpedo xwm
Direction (address) djh LBZ Disadvantage-ous-ly.
Directions (instructions) pnh
LBH Director. LCA DlSAFFECT-ED-ION.
LBI Directory for N
Crew disaffected; will not work kcn
LBJ Give directionsthat (for, or, to) LCB Serious disaffection in
Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?
RO LCD DlSAGREE-D-ING-MENT-ABLE.
I am directed to acquaint you dhi LCE Landing safe, but very disagreeable.
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
rne how to steer nl Disallow-ed. Not allowed dzl
I am in difficulties ; direct me how to
steer ..kzu LCF DlSAPPEAE-ED-ING.
Sailing Directions (indicate for what Buoys have all disappeared hmi
place, if necessary) - .vek LOG Disappearance.
. . J
JÂRT II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 221
DISAPPEARDISK.
Disappear Continued. LDK DlSCOURAGE-D-ING.

Has yellow fever disappeared at ?.mwj
Yellow fever has disappeared at _mwv Discourtesy (Incivility) pgi
LCH DlSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT. LDM DlSCOVER-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.

LDN Can you discover?
LCI DlSAPPROVE-D-ING. LDO Have, or, Has been discovered.
LDP Have, or, Has not been discovered.
LCJ DlSARM-ED-ING-AMENT. LDQ Have you been discovered?
LDR Have you discovered?
LCK DlSASTER-ROTJS-LY. LDS I made the discovery. ,
LDT What have you discovered?

LOM DlSBELIEVE-D-ING. DISBELIEF. LDU When did you discover?
LCN Disc. Disk. LDV DlSCREDIT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
LCO DlSCHARGE-D-ING. LDW DlSCRETION-AL. DISCREETLY.

LCP Can I discharge at pier? LDX Use you own discretion.
Discharge-d-ing cargo ial
Discharge cargo as soon as possible. iam
LCQ Discharge pipes out of order. LDY Discuss-ed-ing-ion. ( Controversy. )
LCR Discharge valves out of order.
LCS Discharged for. LDZ Disease-d. (See also Sick.)
LOT Discharged from. A contagious disease on board (or at
LCU Discharged in. place indicated) gpq
LCV Discharged on the Contagious disease jsc
I am discharging (or, taking in) powder Disease, or, Sickness is contagious _.vb
or explosives. Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
Flag B, or. Code Flag over b vc
I have received orders for you to dis- I have have had) a. dangerous infec-
(or,
charge cargo at sr tious disease on board.
LCW I shall discharge. Code Flag over L
Must discharge cargo to repair damages, LEA Infectious disease.
KJR Is disease sickness)
(or, contagious?.VA
LCX Obliged to discharge. LEB Venereal disease.
Owners desire me to inform you to dis-
charge cargo first at (place indicated), LEC Disembark- ation.
SY LED Disembarked-ing.
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz LEF Have, or, Has been disembarked.
When do you commence discharging LEG Passengers will have to be disembarked.
cargo? ibj LEH Prepare to disembarkat
Where did you discharge cargo? ibl LEI Shall, or, Will be disembarked.
Without discharging cargo ibo LEJ To be disembarked.
You will discharge cargoat ibq Troops are ready to disembark ybo
Where will passengers have to be dis-
embarked? TDV
LCY DlSCIPLINE-D-ING.
LEK dlsengage-d-ing-ment.
Disclose-d-ing. (Divulge) lu
LEM Disguise-d-ing. To disguise.
LCZ dlscolor-ed-ing-ation. I have been chased by a disguised war
vessel inp
LDA Disconnect. LEN I saw war vessel (or, vessels) disguised
LDB Disconnected-ing. off.
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
LDC Does disconnecting affect your steering?
enemy's war vessels are going about
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve
without disconnects g QOB in disguise of merchantmen . o
.
LEO Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel

LDE DlSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT. (or, funnels).. Here give the color
Crew discontented ; will not work -KCO or the design of the line of steamers
that it may be an imitation of.
LDF DlSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.
LDG Discontinue repeating signals.
light discontinued
LEP Disgrace-d-ing-fully.
Light, or, Floating is
(or, gone) _--QSG LEQ DlSHONEST-Y-LY.
Your agent (or agent specified) has dis-
continued business -. - dtf LER Dishonor-ed-able-ably.
LDH DlSCOUNT-ED ING. LES Disinfect-ed-ing-ant.

LDI At a discount. Disk. Disc - lcn
LDJ What is the discount?
.
DISLIKEDISTINGUISH.
LET DlSLIKE-D-ING. LFZ Dissolve-d-ing-ution.

LGA Dissolution of partnership.
LEU DlSLOCATE-D-ING-ION. Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or
Arm dislocated evj other legislative body) is dissolved.FEJ
LEV DlSMANTLE-D-ING.
LGB Distance.
LEW DlSMAST-ED-ING. At (time indicated) (place indi-
Lost the (or, her) masts raz cated) bore
distant , miles ed
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts, Bearings and distance of gbf
RBP Can not make out your flags; come
"When did you lose your masts? rmj nearer make
Distant Signals) .vm
(or,
LGC Communicate by Distant Signals.
LEX DlSMISS-ED-ING-AL. Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance iz
LEY DlSOBEY-ED-ING-DJENCE. Course and distance - ...jzg
LEZ Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders. LGD Distant.
LGE Distant Signals (when spoken of). (See
LFA DlSORDER-ED-LY. page 523.)
LFB Is, or, Are in great disorder. Extend-ed-ing your distance mpn
How far off? What distance? mta
DlSPATCH-ED-ING. To DISPATCH. (See LGF I am going to communicate by Distant
Despatch) kwv Signals.
I wish to signal ; will you come within
LFC DlSPENSE-D-ING WITH. easy signal distance vj
LFD Can spare (or, dispense with). Keep within signal distance pzu
LFE Can you spare (or, dispense with)? LGH Make Distant Signals.
LGI Miles distant (or, from).
LFG DlSPERSE-D-ING. LGJ Not sufficient distance.
Convoy to disperse and make for desti- LGK Sufficient distance.
nation is What distance? How far off? mta
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at LGM What distance off is?
rendezvouz (or place indicated) it LGN What distance were youfrom?
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- What are the bearing and distance of
ing within signal distance iz (place or vessel indicated)"! eo
LGO What the distanceto?
is
LFH DlSPLACE-D-ING-MENT. LGP When I have run my distance I shall put
her head off until
LFI DlSPLAY-ED-ING.
LFJ DlSPLEASE-D-ING-URE. LGQ Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation.
LFK DlSPOSE-D-ING-AL. LGR Distinct-ly-ion-ive-ness.

An opportunity for selling (or, disposing LGS Distinct enough.
An
of) SRV LGT Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta-
opportunity of disposing of cargo, tion doubtful.
hzq
LFM At my own disposal. LGU Distingtjish-ed-ing-able. (See also Make
LFN At your disposal. Out.)
LFO Can dispose of. Calls the attention of the vessel whose
LFP Can not dispose of. distinguishing signal follows dr
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible, LGV Can you, or, Could you distinguish?
IAN LGW Can you distinguish what (vessel in-
LFQ For disposal. dicated) has hoisted?
LFR Have you disposed of? LGX Can not distinguish her (or, your) colors.
LFS Not disposed of. Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig-
LFT Disprove-d. nals) VM
LGY Distinguishing vane.
LFU DlSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE. LGZ I can not distinguish (or, see).
LHA Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very
LFV Disqualify -ied-ication. plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal the
LFW DlSREGARD-ED-ING. flags were not made out .' du
;
LFX Disregard leader's movements. Disre- Show your distinguishing signal dv

gard motions. Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx
Dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction. (Discon- Vessel has not shown her number (or,
tent) LDE distinguishing signal) slh
Vessels just arrived, show your distin-
LFY Dissent-ed-ing-sion. guishing signals... dx
. ,
DISTINGUISHDO.
Distinguish Continued. LHV DlVE-D-IKG-R.

Vessels just -weighed (or, leaving), show Artificer diver, ezq-
your distinguishing signals dz LHW Can you lend me a diver ?
Vessels that -wish to he reported all LHX Diver's gear.
well, show your distinguishing sig- LHY Diver's helmet.
nals --- --DYT LHZ Diver's pump.
Vessels that wish to he reported on LIA Diver's telephone.
leaving, show your distinguishing Diving apparatus ,..erg
signals eb Diving bell-.- geo
Vessels that wish to he reported, show LIB Diving dress.
your distinguishing signals ea LIC Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver ?
LHB Your signal flags can not be distin- LID Require diver to clear screw.
guished. LIE Require diver to examine bottom.
LHC Distkess-ed.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary), LIF Divide-d-ing-sion. Divisible.
ES Divisional boat gsr
Did you se'e a vessel in distress? nd
LHD Distressed for want of coal.
LHE Distressed for want of food. LIG Dividend.
LHF Distressed for want of water.
LHG Distressed seaman. LIH Divine Service.
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition ? ne D jerib. (Square measure) axp
Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress ? zu LIJ DrVULGE-D-ING.
LHI How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been in such distress ? Do, Did, Doing, Done bmp
I will assist you (or vessel in distress), After it was done dqy
FGI Badly done r
FRj
I will remain by you (or vessel in dis- Can, or, May do (or, be done) blt
tress) Al Can, or, May do it blu
In distress want assistance . - -
; NS Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
In distress; want immediate assist- blv
ance* ? .- -NO Can, or, May it be
done? blw
Can you (or person indicated) do it?
*See Distress Signals, page 7. dee
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
Is not vessel (bearing if necessary) in BLX
distress? -NT Cannot, or, May not do it bly
LHJ Put in, in distress. Can not, or, May not have done (or,
LHK Relieve vessel in distress. been done) blz
Signals of distress wcy Could, or, Might do (or, be done)..BMA
Signals of distress in (direction indi- Could, or, Might have done (or, been
cated) wcz done) bmc
LHM Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or, Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)
was) in distress. BMD
Vessel indicated in distress, wants im- Could, or, Might not have done (or, been'
mediate assistance nw done) .- bme
Vessel indicated appears in distress. _nx LIK Do all.
Vessel on (bearing indicated) is mak- Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done -.bmf
ing signals of distress wdp Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? btq
LHN dlstribute-d-ing-ion. Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?-.-BMH
LHO District of Do, Does, or, Did not bmi
Agricultural district of dul, Do, Does, pr, Did that (or, this)? ..bmj
Mining district of RUQ Do, Does, or, Did the? bmk
Do, Does, or, Did there? bml
LHP Distrust-ed-ing-ful-ly. Do, or, Did these (or, those) ? bmn
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?-.-BMO
LHQ DlSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE. Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? bmp
Atmospheric disturbance _ -FJP Do, Does, or, Didyou-r-s? bmq
LHR Disturbance is quelled. Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
Disturbance on shore disturb (or, at
cated) have -btr
LHS ).
I have no cargo to my com-
JHU
LIM Do what is to be done.
Do you think it will be? xpy
LEST Doing well.
LHT Ditch. Easily done deg
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done),
LHU Ditto. BMR
) )
GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II.
224
DO.
Do Continued. Do Continued.
Have not done (or, been Must do (or, be done) cen
Had, Has, or,
oew
Must not do (or, be done)
Had,
done)
or, Have I done?
BMS
bmt Not doing cfp
zbl
Had, or, Have they done? bmu Not d6ing well
Had, or, Have we
done? bmv Not done - -Cfq
BMW Not easily done dei
Had, or, Have you done?
Not to be done cgi
Has it been done (accomplished)?.. deh
Having done bmx LIS Now doing.
Ought I todo? Chq
btjh Ought to do (or, be done) chz
cated) does (do, or, did)
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) ...bnw
cated) does (do, or, did) not btji Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),
He, She, It, (or persons or things indi- BNX
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, Shall, or,Will he (she, it, or persons
is, or, are doing) bul or things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
BWF
cated) had (has, or, have) not done Will he (she, it, or persons
Shall, or,
(or, is, or, are not doing) btjp or things indicated) not do (or, be
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- done)? bwj
cated) should (vr, would) do (or, be Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-BNY
done bvn Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) -bnz
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Shall,or, Will they do it?- -.boa
be done) bvr Shall,or, Will they not do it? boc
How do (does, or, did)? bxl Shall,or, Will you do it? bod
How do (or, did) you? bxm , Shall,or, Will you not do it?. boe
I do (or, did) bmy Should, or, Would
do (or, be done).BOF
I do (or, did) not bmz Should, or, Would have done (or, been
LIO I do not think it will be.
xqb
done) bog
I do not think it will do
I had (or, have) done bna sons or things indicated) do (or, be
I had (or, have) not done bnc done) bwo
Ishall (or, will) do bnd
bne
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
I shall (or, will) not do
I should (or, would) do. ...bnf be done)?... bwt
I should (or, would) not do ...bng Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
LIP I will do it if I can.
Should, or, Would not have done (or,
BOH
If he (she, or persons or things in-
it,
dicated) does (do, or, did) byh been done) boi
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- They do (or, did) boj
dicated) does (do, or, did) not byi They do (or, did) not - bok
If I do (or, did) bzf They had (or, have) done bol
If I do (or, did) not bzg They had (or, have) not done '..bom
LIQ If I were you, I should not do it. To be done cnr
If it can (or, may) be done. done.BZS
bzr
LIT
To do -
Very well done.
- -CNT
If it can not (or, may not) be

If they do (or, did) cam Was, or, Were done (or, doing) .BON
If they do (or, did) not .....can Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) -BOP
If we do (or, did) Cbf We do (or, did) boq
If we do (or, did) not cbg We do (or, did) not bor
If you do (or, did) cbw We had (or, have) done bos
If you do (or, did) not Cbx We had (or, have) not done..- bot
Is it done? bnh LIU Well done.
Is it not to be done? bni What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?.CQB
Is it to be done? bnj What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(See He, above. (she, or persons or things indi-
It, etc.
It can (or, may) be done bnk cated)''.
it,
Which do
- cqd
they (we,
It can not (or, may
not) be done.-.BNL What, or, (or, did)
It could (or, might) be done. bnm or, you)? cqe
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
It has (or, had) been done. bnp we) do?.' -CQL
It has (or, had) not been done bnq What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
It ought not to be done bns (or, you) do? CQN
It ought to be done bnr What, or, Which should
would) I
(or,
It shall (or, will) be done bnt (or, we) do? cqr
It shall (or, will) not be done bnu What, or, Which should(or, would) they
It will do ,.-- BNV (or, you) do? CQS
LIE -It will do very well. When do (does, or, did)? --CRB
May, etc. (See Can, above. When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) persons or things indicated)"! ...crd
Part -II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 225-
DODOUBLE.
DOUBLOONDKIVE.
DRIVEDURING.
)
DURINGEAST.
During Continued. LRA Eager-ly-ness.

Spoke several vessels during the pas-
sage vsu LRB Eagle. (Bird.
Will you keep close to me during the
night? ivk Eagle. (Coin) atn
LPY Dusk-y-iness. LRC Ear.

As soon as it is dusk fbn
LPZ Before it is dusk. LRD Earing.
LRE Reef earing.
LQA Dust-y.
Gold dust odk LRF Earl.
LQB Dutch-man. Dutch Colors. *
LRG Early. Earlyin.
LQC Duty. LRH Earlier. Earliest.
LQD A great neglect of duty.
LQE Neglect of duty. LRI Earn-ed-ing. To earn.
LQF Will do his duty very well.
(or, its)
LRJ Earnest-ly-ness.
LQG Duty. (Customs.)
Custom-house duties _ kgv LRK Earth.
Duties are altered ech LRM Earth circuit.
Export duties mpc LRN Earth current.
Import duties peo LRO Earth plate.
LQH Is there any duty on?
LQI Without duty. Earthenware. ( China) ipc
LQJ Dye-d-ing-er. LRP Earthquake.

LQK Dyewoods.
LRQ Earthwork.
LQM Dying.
LQN -Dying at the rate of
a day. LRS Ease-d-ing. To ease.
Dying for want of water _nf Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk
LQO Dynamite-r. Ease her. Reduce speed mp
LRT Ease off.
LQP Dynamo. LRU Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done) deg
Dysentery. Case op dysentery. -IDL LRV Easy. Easily.
Easy ahead lh
LQE Dyspepsia-tic. Easy astern lk
LRW Easy sail. Keep under easy sail.
Eire can easily he got at on
LRX Go easy.
LRY I shall keep under easy sail.
Not easily accomplished (done) DEI
Not easy landing on the heach. Scarcely
prudent to land fzx
LRZ Under easy sail.
LSA Which the easiest?
is
LSB With the greatest ease.
East. (Compass in degrees) aeu
East. ( Compass in points) - aqu
LSC Easterly-ern-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of (dis-
tance in miles may follow) eao
East India cargo '
hza
East India Government ofr
LQS E. (Letter.) (For new method of East Indiaman phw
see page 13.) East longitude qyz
LSD From the eastward.
LQT Eacjh. North-east-erly-ern-ing- ward-er sjm
LQU Each of the (or, them). On, or, At the east coast of iyh
LQV Each of us (or, our). On, or, At the N. E. coast of iyg
LQW Each of you (or, your). On, or, At the S. E. coast of iyj
LQX Each other. South-east-erly-ern-ing -ward-er wli
LQY Each ship. LSE To, or, For the eastward.
LQZ Each way. LSF Too far to the eastward.
EASTERELIGIBLE.
. -
ELMEND.
LVQ Elm. LXO Emperor.

Emperor, King, Queen, President, Chief
LVR Else. of the State, etc., ofhas (or, is) ..ior
Anyone else eqa
Anything else EQG LXP Empire.
Anywhere else -.eqs
LVS Elsewhere. LXQ Employ-ed-ing-ment.
LVT Nothing else. Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
LVU Or else. ment ine
LVW Someone else. LXE Employee.
Something else wjr LXS Employer.
LVX What else? Government employee officer).. opt (or,
LVY Who, or, Whom else? LXT To be employed used). (or,
LVZ Embank-ment. LXU Empress.
LWA Embargo. LXV Empty-ied-ing.

LWB An embargo has been laid on at LXW Empty barrel.
LWC Does embargo extend to vessels under Empty bottles -hat
Empty cartridge case ...icu
LWD Embargo not taken is off. LXY Empty cases.
LWE Embargo taken is off. Empty casks idz
LWP Embargo not expected. LXZ Water tank empty.
is
LWG Has embargo been taken off at ? When empty-ied -.-zck

LWE In daily expectation of an embargo.
LWI Is embargo likely to be taken off ? LYA En route.
LWJ It expected the embargo will be taken
is
LYB Enable-d-ing.
off.
LWK The {natipn specified) have laid an em-
bargo oh all (nations specified) vessels. LYC Encamp-ed-ing-ment.
LWM When the embargo to be laid on?
is Enemy is breaking up his encampment,
LWN When is the embargo to be taken off ? LZC
LYD Enclose-d-ing-ure.
LWO Embark-ed-ing.
LWP Embarkation. LYE Encounter-ed-ing .
(date, latitude,
LWQ Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing. Have encountered ice
LWE I shall embark at. and longitude to follow, if necessary).
LWS Passengers are embarked. (See also page 27i Ice) pbl
LWT To embark troops. Where did you encounter ice? pcg
LWU Troops are all embarked.
LWV Troops are embarking. LYF Encouraqe-d-ing-ment.
LWX When do the troops embark?
LWY When do you embark? LYG Encroach-ed-ing-ment.
LWZ When will passengers embark?
Encumber.
LXA Embarrass-ed-ing-ment. The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats ep
LXB Embassy.
LYH End-ed-ing OP.
LXC Embayed. -
A regular breakup. An end to the fine
weather hev
LXD Embezzle-d-ing-ment. At the end (or, extremity) of fix
At the latter end of The . latter
LXE Emergency. end of - fiz
LXF In case of emergency. Authorities will put an end to the affair,
DPJ
LXG Emery. Beam ends _.- gao
Emery cloth ivn LYI
Before the end of.
Buoy end of cable hmf
LXH Emetic. LYJ Butt end.
Tartar emetic xky Cipher is ended iqs
LYK End for end.
LXI Emigrate-d-ing-ion-ant. End of April .eub
Detained by the Emigration Officer _kyb End of August _..fmc
LXJ Emigration, or, Immigration Office. End of December kpm
LXK Have you settled with the Emigration End of February mur
Office? End of January puv
End of July .. pwo
LXM Eminence-ent-ly. End of June pwx
End of March RKX
LXN Emolument. End of May -. RNG
, . . J
,
Paet II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 231
END ENGINE.
End Continued. Enemy Continued.

End of November skw Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
End of October soi to the , steering to the oh
End of September vrm Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing lwq
LYM End on. LZN Enemy's troops land-ed-ing.
LYN Endless. LZO Has the enemy?
Gaff end nve Have been chased by the enemy 01
LYO Tail end of main shaft broken. LZP If the enemy.
The authorities will put an end to the LZQ Is, or, Was threatened by the enemy.
affair _-.dpj Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
The latter end of fiz enemy's war vessels are going about
Was thrown on her (or, my) beam disguised as merchantmen o
ends
"When will the end gax LZB, Of, or, From the enemy.
LYP (or, last) be? Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off
(or in latitude and longitude indi-
cated) . KFD
LYQ Endanger-ed-ing. Saw enemy's ship or, (cruiser) to the
KFE
LYR Endeavor-ed-ing. To endeavor TO. Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
(See also Attempt and Try. ) off OK
Boats should endeavor to land where LZS Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
flag is waved (or, light is shown) _ _jz steering
LYS Endeavor. (Effort.) LZT Should the enemy.
Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain EC J LZU To the enemy.
Endeavor to come alongside ebd Vessel chasing is an enemy inv
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, '
Vessel in sight is an enemy ol
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka LZV Was the enemy?
Endeavor to pick up boat gsv With, or, By the enemy lza
I shall not endeavor to make the land,
QDX LZW Energy-etic.
LYT Shall, or, Will endeavor to.
LYU Shall I endeavorto? LZX Service rifle.
Should you part, endeavor to beach your Service-rifle cartridges-
vessel where people are assembled (or
as pointed out by compass signal prom LZY Enforce-d-ing.
you) fzu MAB Can not enforce it.
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or, MAC Try to enforce it.
efforts) to lty
LYV Utmost endeavor. MAD Engage-d-ing-ment.
We will endeavor to send a line. . . quw MAE Am, Is, or, Are engaged.
MAF Are you engaged?
Endless lyn MAG Engage-d-ing with.
Is tug indicated engaged? ydo
LYW Endorse-d-ing-ment. MAH Several engagements.
MAI Severe engagement.
LYX Endure- ance. MAJ Slight 'engagement.
MAK Sorry am or, are) engaged.
(is,
LYZ Enemy. MAL There has been an engagement between

LZA By, or, With the enemy. and
Enemy has abandoned cxm
Enemy is advancing dne MAN Engine.
LZB Enemy is at sea. kind of engine.
LZC Enemy is breaking up his encampment.
foa
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are Auxiliary engine
closing the enemy -OD Caloric engine hts
LZD Enemy is collecting in force.
oe
Circulating engine
Compound engine
IRA
jlm
Enemy is in sight
Enemy is on the alert dwx MAO Direct-action engine.
LZE Enemy is retreating. batteries -_.fys
Donkey engine
Double-expansion engine
--'- lkn
lkx
Enemy is throwing up
LZF Enemy's boat. have been seen to the MAP
Electric engine
Fire engine
...lut
Enemy's cruisers
steering to the of MAQ Gas engine.
LZG
,
Enemy's fleet squadron).

(or, MAR Hydraulic engine.
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the MAS Locomotive engine.
steering to the ...og
... MAT Motor engine.
LZH Enemy's force. MAU Quadruple-expansion engine.
LZI Enemy's gunboat. MAV Rotary engine.
LZJ Enemy's infantry. cruiser). MAW Side-lever engine.
LZK Enemy's ship (or, MAX Traction engine.
LZM Enemy's torpedo boat. MAY Triple-expansion engine.
ENGINE.
Engine Continued, Engine

Continued.
Standards, or, Supports wqo
PARTS OF. ENGINES. Starboard engine * wqv
Air pump dwa Starting gear wrp
Air-pump gear dwb Starting shaft wrh
Air valve dwk Steam port wsp
Bearings of an engine gbn Steam-pressure gauge rjw
Bilge pump ..gjs Steam steering gear. _ wst
Bilge pump {donkey) gjt Stop valve wxk
Bilge pump (main) gju Stuffing box -__hdg
Blow-off cocks (or, gear) gnw Suction pipe . ..-. xcj
Blow-off valve gnz Surface condenser xfw
Blow through pipe .. gob Throttle vah^ xrg
Brine cock hig Thrust bearing : gpq
Circulating pump irb Turning gear ..yen
Clack valve iru Vacuum gauge ynm
Cock iyu Valve ynt
Condenser jmq Waste pipe yuv
Condenser pipe.- jms Water gauge yvq
Condenser tube _ jmt
Connecting rod jpk GENERAL SIGNALS ABOUT ENGINES.
Crank kbh
Crank frame . kbj Anything wrong with engine? ..rd
Crank head 1 kbl Atmospheric pressure fjq
Crank pin kbm Can not get a vacuum ynj
Crosshead ked Clean engine isq
Cylinder kia Damage to machinery (part to be indi-
Cylinder cover kib cated,) - kja
Cylinder side rod kip Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
D slide kip at place indicated) bf
Eccentric gear lsu Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired
Eduction gear ltm without assistance bg
Eduction port lto Defects maybe set right in
hours _bd
Ejector lui Does disconnecting affect your steering?
Engine bolt gxy LDC
MAZ Engine counter. MBC Engine can be set right in a short time.
MBA Engine shaft. MBD Engine does not work well.
Escape valve mgw MBE Engine room.
Expansion gear mlz Engine-room artificer or machinist.EZR
Flooding cock nfp Engine-room bulkhead hln
Gauge cock nxj Engine-room compartment jgz
High -pressure cylinder kig MBP Engine-room fire.
High -pressure cylinder cover ouv MBG Engine room full of water.
High-pressure piston ouw MBH Engine room has
feet of water in it.
Induction gear piv MBI Engine-room log.
Injection gear pku MBJ Engine-room telegraph.
Intermediate-pressure-cylinder kih MBK Engine under temporary repair.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover, MBL Engine wants repair.
PQT Engine working badly. frm
Intermediate-pressure piston pqu MBN Engine works very well.
Intermediate shaft pqv Examine-ation (of) machinery mka
Jet condenser pvh Good vacuum _ .ynk
Kingston valve qbd Have you a good fire engine? nag
Low-pressure cylinder kij MBO Have you damaged your machinery?
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal Horsepower oyh
Low-pressure piston rbs Hot bearings ri
Lubricator.- rco How long do you require to clean your
Paddle box hdp engines? qym
Paddle wheel- szg I am
going to stop machinery requires
;
Parallel-motion gear ^ tax adjusting rk

Pipe (steam) wsm I can supply you with duplicate of
Piston tkw engine (part mentioned) lpe
Piston rod tky MBP In the engine room.
Port engine toy Indicated horsepower oyi
Pump gear ubi . Indicator diagram _kys
Safety Valve vdi Indifferent vacuum ynl
Sea cock vky Let your wheels(or, screw)revolve with-
Shaft bearing gbp out disconnecting ...qob
Slide valve wgi Making (number to follow) revolutions
Slide-valve rqd wgn per minute uwj
Sluice valve whj MBQ My engine requires cleaning
v .
ENGINE.
Engine Continued. EngineContinued.

My engines are going astern. Discharge valve out of order.- lcr
Code Flag over v Donkey engine disabled lko
My engines are stopped. Donkey pump disabled - lkp
Code Flag over tr Eccentric bar broken rwj
My working pressure is
MBR Near the engine room.
Packing ___ sza
tus Eccentric
Eccentric
Eccentric
pulleys loose
rod bent
rod broken
lsv
lsw
.lsx

Proceed after repairing machinery .rdw Eccentric sheaves out of order lsy
MBS Proceed under one engine. Eccentric strap broken --- lsz
MBT Proceeds under her own steam. Eduction pipe out of order ltn
MBU
MBV
Repairs of engine can not be done here.
Repairs of engine may be done in MCH Engines broken down.
Engines broken down I am disabled.Bj
;
hours. MCI Engines broken down; obliged to pro-

Small adjustment required to machinery, ceed under sail.
DKG MCJ Engines broken down towed in by ;
MBW Start-ed-ing engine. MCK Engines broken down under temporary
;
MBX Steam cutter's engine. repair.

MBY Steam launch's engine. Engines completely disabled mq
MBZ Steam pinnace's engine. MCL Engines disabled can repair in
; hours.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment, MCN Engines, or, Machinery disabled.
JHA MCO Engine seating loose.
MCA Supposed with engines broken down. MpP Engines working on seating.
The damage done to machinery is not Expansion valve out of order mna
serious, and is such as can be repaired Feed-check valves out of order iod
by the vessel's own engineers rl Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) . .muz
MCB The engines must be thoroughly over- Feed pump out of order mvb
hauled. Feed-pump valves out of order mvc
MOD The engines will be taken out. Flaw in shaft neh
MCE Under the engine room. Have broken main shaft MR
Vacuum yni High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
Water gauge out of order y vr KAI
Water pressure yvz High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
What is your horsepower (or that of of order) -.. kau
vessel indicated) ? oyl High-pressure piston broken oux
MCF -Working her own engine. High -pressure valve out of order _.ouy
MCG- -Working one engine. Holding-down bolts loose gya
What pressure have you on? tuw Hot bearings --- Rl
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY. broken kaj
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
Air-pump levers out of order dwc (or, out of order) kav
Air pump out of order dwi
dwf
Air-pump rod broken , .
Bilge pumpout of order . GJ

Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw Levers damaged (or, out of order) . _qox
Blow-off cock out of order. . _ GNX Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
Blow-off pipe burst GNY of order) kaw
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
order) JMR KAM
Condenser (surface) out of order_-.XFY Machinery broken down mch
Condenser tubes burst JMU Machinery broken down irreparable at;
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted) - jmv sea rdv

Condenser tubes leaking JMW Machinery, Engines disabled- _.mcn
or,
Condenser tubes out of order JMX Machinery out of order rj
Connecting-rod bolts broken - Gxv - Machinery requires adjusting dkp
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out MCQ -Machinery slightly deranged.
of order) --HEB Machinery supposed to have broken
Coupling bolts broken Gxw down MCA
Crank brasses broken (or, out of order), Machinery wants repair mbl
HEC Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
Crank broken kbi order) -. gbo
Crank-pin brasses broken kbn Main check valve out of order ioe
Crank pin broken kbo Main shaft broken mr
Crank shaft broken (or, defective) -.kbq Main shaft broken in stern tube rgt
Crank webs loose-- kbr Must have a new shaft vti
Cylinder cover broken kic MCR -One engine disabled.
Cylinder cracked kat Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
Cylinder damaged kid KAN
Cylinder out of order kie Parallel -motion rod out of order. _ . tay
Discharge pipe out of order lcq Piston broken : tkx
ENGINEENOUGH.
Engine Continued. Engine Continued.

Piston-rod bolts broken gyb My engines are going astern
Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of Code Flag over v
order) hed My engines are stopped.
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) kax Code Flag over u
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or, Obliged to stop engines. _ _ _ wxh
broken) - - kej Quarter speed. wmv ,
Propeller shaft broken me Slow speed whe

Pump choked ubf Stop her ml
Pump crosshead out of order ubh Stop instantly. ( Urgent) jun
Pump gear worn out (or, defective) _ubj Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
Pump-lever links broken .. ubl DKH
Pump lever out of. order ubm Stopping only for small adjustment of
Pump wants repairs .' ubr machine^ rdy
Refrigerating machinery out of order,
RDX Engine Room mbe
Repairs of engine may be done in Engine-room artificers, or, machinists,
hours-.. _. mbv EZR
Safety valve out of order vdj
Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken (or, MCS Engineer.
damaged)-. vla Can you supply me with anyone to take
Sea inlet choked - ipq charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
Shaft-coupling bolts broken gyp MOT Engineer surveyor.
Slide valve broken wgj MCU Engineer's stores.
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of MCV Engineer's tools.
order) wgl The damage to the machinery is not
Slide valve out of order wgm serious, and is such as can be repaired
Slide-valve rod broken wgo by the vessel's own engineers rl
Sluice valve out of order whk
Started a rivet uyn MOW England-ish. English Colors. (See
Starting gear out of order wrg also British. )
Steam pipe burst tko Bank of England pun
Steam pipe damaged wsn
Steam pipe leaky wso MCX Englishman.
Steering gear disabled _. mz
Stern gland defective wuv MCY Enjoy-ed-ing-ment.
Stern tube damaged wva
Stuffing box broken hdi MCZ Enlarge-d-ing-ment.
Stuffing-box glands out of order ...hdj
Surface condenser out of order xfy MDA Enlist-ed-ing-ment.
Tail end of main shaft broken lyo Foreign Enlistment Act dip
Thrust block broken __gmz
Thrust block damaged gna MDB Enoughop. (See also Sufficient.)
Thrust-block rings defective gnb Distinct enough lgs
Thrust collar damaged jad MDC -Enough, or, Sufficient room.
Thrust shaft broken xrn MDE -Enough scope.
Tubes out of order ydg Enough time mdz
Tunnel shaft broken ydx MDP -Far enough.
Water gauge out of order yvr MDG -Far enough to windward.
Fortunate enough to nmo
MDH -Good enough.
SPEED, Or, MOVEMENTS OP ENGINES. MDI -Hands enough.
MDJ Have you enough (or, sufficient)?
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy lh MDK -Have you men enough ?
Astern easy. Go astern easy lk MDL -Have you room enough for (or, to)?
Ease her. Reduce speed mf MDN I have enough.
Pull speed nsv MDO -Is it enough?
Go ahead lg MDP -Near-ly enough.
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead lh MDQ Not enough.
Go ahead full speed ,. li Not enough cable give more scope.HRM
MDR Not enough wind.
;
Go astern lj
Go astern. Heave all aback LP MDS Not far enough.
Go astern easy. Easy astern lk MDT Not short enough.
Go astern full speed lm MDU -Not square enough.
Go full speed obs Not strong enough xaq
Go half speed obt Not time enough xto
Half speed OLM MDV Not water enough.
I am going full speed
I am going half speed
oci MDW Not enough.
ocj MDX -Quite enough (or, sufficient).
Keeping, Kept going ahead .dvl Room enough mdc
Keep-ing, Kept going astern fho Shall we have daylight enough? ...knt
ENOUGHEQUIVALENT.
EEASE-EXACTLY.
EXPECTEXTRA.
. . . .
EXTRACTFALL.
MPV EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION. Fail Continued.

Goulard's Extract ofn MQY If it fails.
MQZ Likely to fail.
MPW Extradition. MBA Unless it fails.
Withqut fail -ZHG
MPX extraordinary-ily.
MRB Faint-ly-ness. (Dim. )
MPY Extra vagant-ly-ance.
Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.)
zni
MPZ extreme-ly-ity.
At the extremity (or, end) of fix MBC. Fair-ly-ness.
MQA In the extreme. MBD Fair-lead. Fair-leader.
MQB To, or, At the last extremity. MBE Fair wind.
MBF Prices are fair.
MQC EXTRICATE-D-ING. Very fair draught _ -_lne
MQD Can it be extricated? You are in a very fair berth ghj
MQE Can not extricate.
It is difficult to extricate kzy Fairway, or, Channel ikz
MBG Fairway buoy.
MQF Eye. Fairway, or, Channel is buoyed ow
Bull's-eye ..hlr Fairway, or, Channel is clear ilc
Dead-eye kop Fairway, or, Channel is dangerous.. fu
Eyebolt - gxz Fairway, or, Channel is likely to be
mined ild
MQG Eyelet hole. Fairway, or, Channel is mined. Be-
ware of torpedoes xp
MQH Eyesore. Fairway, or, Channel is narrow ile
Fairway, or, Channel is not mined __xq
MQI Eyewitness. Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed-lLF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?.iLP
MBH Warp out to fairway.
MRI Faith-ful-ly.
Have great faith in my chronometer _iqe
MBJ Faithless-ly.
MBK Fall-en-ing. (See also Fell. )

Accident happened fall ; dcf
Barometer has fallen very rapidly. _fxh
Barometer is falling fxi
Catfall iet
MRL Did you fall in with meet) (or,
1
MEN Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Downfall lmh
MBO Fall-ing, Fell in with
MQJ F. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell- MBP Fall-ing, Fell off.
ing, seepage 13.) MEQ Fallen overboard.

Fall-ing calm htp
MQK Fabric. MBS Falls of the river
Fell --- mvh
MQL Fabricated-ion. Fell down mvi
Fell from mvj
MQN Face. Fell from
aloft ead
Sliding faces - wgp Hasfallen astern fhl
MET Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?
MQO Fact. Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field) PR
MQP Faction. MBU I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off to
MQB Factory. Landfall qek
MEV Let fall.
MQS Fahrenheit. MEW Prices have fallen (or, gone down).
MBX Prices have not fallen.
MQT F ail-ed. To fail. Purchase falls. Purchases ^....xjby
MQU Do not failto Eise and fall is about feet uxt

Failed, or, Bankrupt fvk MEY Should I fall in with.
MQV Failing. Should you fall in with _.__; row
MQW Failure. Bankruptcies .fvl
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
FXH
Failures, or,
MQX I have failed to. Tide has fallen feet... xsi
? .
) )
FALLFASTEN.
Fall Continued. Fab Continued.

Tide falling xsk MTC Keep farther off (or, from)
is
Water-fall yvp Not
Not
far
far
down
enough mds
lmk
What is the rise and fall of the tide?
XH Oên; get farther away mg
MRZ When did you fall in with? Severe squall not far off; look sharp-FZ
MSA When doyou think I am likely to fall in Shift your berth farther in gha
with (vessel indicated) 1 Shift your berth farther out ghb
Where did you encounter (fall in with,
,
Shift your berth farther to the . ghc .
or, see) ice?-- pcg MTD Too far off.

did you fall in with the trade Too far to the eastward --- lsf
Where
monsoon)? ---
(or, ..rym Too far to the northward ..- sjq
MSB Where do you think I am likely to fall in Too far to the southward wlm
with Too far tothe westward zbt
You will fall in with ice if you go be- MTE We are too far to leeward.
yond pch You are too close keep farther off -IVL
You can telegraph as far as
;
xmi
MSC False-ly-hood.
False alarm dwq MTF Farad. (
Measure of electrical capacity.
MSD False attack. Farewell. Adieu djx
False bill of lading gks
MSE False keel.
MSF False paper. MTG Farm.
The news (or, report) is not correct, MTH Farmer.
JXC
MSG Fame-ous. MTI Farther-est.
MSH Family. Farthing. (Coin)..-

Did you hear of my family? Any news
of my family? epi MTJ Fashion-ed-ing-able.
MSI I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill. MTK Fast. (Quickly.)
MSJ Inform my family. Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
MSK Is my family well? AB
Telegraph to my family at the fol- As fast as fah
lowing message _xmf As fast as possible fai
MSL Your family are all well. MTL Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,
MSN Famine. or, Get her on the other tack as fast
MSO Famine at as possible nyu
MSP Famine prices. Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
nyz
MSQ Famish-ed-ing. Get steam up as fast as possible kl
Get under way as fast as you can . - kn .
MSR Fancy-iful-ly. MTN Go as fast as you can.

It is not safe to go so fast ls
MST Far. My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
MSU A little farther. (or, first meridian) mean time gr
Any farther EOV Reduce speed you are towing me too
;
Anything further? eqj fast xyt

As far as fag Shorten sail it is not safe to go so fast,
;
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- VDK

, ing within signal distance iz Will you send off lighters as fast as
Do not stand too far on your present possible RC
course jzi Your chronometer must be fast IQL
Do not stand too far to the wqb
Far enough mdf MTO Fast. (Firmly fixed.)
Far enough to windward mdg All fast dxj
Farther ahead of dvf Are towing cables fast? Are you (your
Farther astern of fhj cables) fast? xyj
MSV Far-ther off (or, from). MTP Fast ice.
Farther-est mti Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed),?-HRK
MSW Farther in. Is the line fast kb
MSX Farther out. Make fastto RiF
MSY Farther to the. Make fast to a buoy hms
MSZ How far can light be seen? Make fast to the pier ...rig
MTA How far off? What distance? Towing cable is fast .--- xyv
I shall not go far before I bring up.Hjc
MTB I shall not go much farther. MTQ Fasten-ed-ing.
Ice as far as I can see pbu MTR Fastening. A fastening. (
Keep farther astern fhm Fasten your chain to towing cable-HRC

. . .
FATHERFEND.
MTS Father-ly. Feet. (Measure of length. ) (See

Foot.
Foot)
also avy
Fathom. Measure of length) avw At high water you will have feet.KUY
(
At low water you will have feet- -Kuz
MTU Fathom-ed-ing-able. *
Cubic foot ayc
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
fathoms _.ov than
feet water -..fv
MTV How many fathoms? Footbridge hgr
Foot ice pbi
MTW Fatigue-d-ing. Footpath nhe
MTX Much fatigued (or, tired). Foot-sore nhf
MTY Too fatigued (or, tired). Got bottom with feet hba
MVE How many feet?
MTZ Fault-y-ily. How many feet at low water? kvf
Considerable fault found with
-JQI I am in feet of water. vp
I draw feet aft and feet forward,
MUA Favor-ed-ing-able-y. OA
Apparently favorable-y ern Marked in feet rlk
Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable erv My draft of water is feet inches
I shall not 'weigh until I get a favorable aft LNC
start '-- zaw My draught of water is feet inches
I should esteem it a favor mhp forward lnd
MUB If favorable. No bottomwith feet hbe
MUC In favor of. Rise and fall is about feet uxt
MUD Is he (or person indicated) in favor of? Square foot axt
MUE Not in favor of. The depth of water here (or atplace indi-

MUF Should be favorable.
it cated) is

feet at low water kvd
MUG Should not be favorable.
it Tide has fallen
feet.. xsi
Without favor zhi Tide rises feet xsm
What draught of water in feet could
you lighten to? ob
MUH Fear-ed-ing-ful-ly. You will have less than feet of
MUX Fears are entertained for the safety of water kvj
Need not fear sgf You will not have less than feet of
MUJ No fear.
water vu
qm
feet water in the hold
MUK Fearnought, or, Felt.
MUL Feast-ed-ing. MVF Feign-ed-ing. Feint.

MVG Only intended for a feint.
MUN Feather-ed-ing.
MUO Feather strengthening. MVH Fell. (See also Fall.)
MVI Fell down.
MUP February. MVJ Fell from
About February the Fell from aloft ...ead
MUQ Beginning of February. Fell in with ...mro
MUR End of February. MVK Fell in with a privateer.
MUS Next February. Fell off mhp
MUT Federal-ist-ation.
MUV Shipping Federation. MVL Fellow.
MUW Fee. MVN Felon-y-ious-ly.

Any fee (or, charge)? eow
What are the pilot fees for ? . . -TJU Felt. (See Feel) mvd
Feeble-y-ness. ( Weak) yxk Felt, or, Fearnought.- muk
MUX Feed-ing-er. MVO Felucca.

Feed-check- valves out of order iod
MUY Feed pipe. MVP Female.
MUZ Feed pipe broken (or, out of order). Clothing for female passengers. Wom-
MVA Feed pump. en's clothing
MVQ Female on board.
IVR
MVB Feed pump out of order. MVR Female passenger.
MVC Feed-pump valves out of order. Have you any females on board? gqh
MVD Feel-ing. Felt. To feel. I have no females on board gqk
,The way is off my ship; you may feel
your way past me ..- hl MVS Fend-ed-ing-er.
What is the current? Do you, or, Do MVT Fend off.
we feel any current?-. - kgi MVU Fenders ready.
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242 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II
FEERULEFINE.
MVW Ferrule. MXL FlFTEEN-TH-LY.

Boiler tube ferrules GWO
MXN Fifthly. Five.
MVX Ferrt-ied-ing. MXO Fifljh mast.
MVY Ferry boat. MXP Five-masted ship.
MXQ Fig.
MVZ Fetch-ed-ing. (To reach).
MWA Can fetch. MXR Fight-ing. Fought. To fight.
MWB Can you fetch.? MXS A running fight.
MWC Fetch on the other tack. Any fightingat ? eox
MWD Fetch on this tack. MXT I have had (or vessel indicated has had)
MWE How high must I lie to fetch? a fight with a privateer.
MWF You will not fetch. MXU Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew.
Fetch-ed-ing. Tofetch. (See Bring). hik MXV There has been fighting at
MWG Fever-ish. MXW Figure.
A case of fever has broken out on board MXY Figurehead.
this ship (or ship indicated) gpr
Any cases of fever on board (or, MXZ File.
at )? - - EON
Case of fever .._ idm MYA FlLL-ED-ING. TO FILL.
Enteric fever mfe MYB Fill main topsail.
Fever and ague duz MYC Fill up water.
MWH Fever very prevalent at
MWI Has yellow fever diminished at MYD FlLTER-ED-ING.
MWJ Has yellow fever disappeared at ?.
MYE Filter tank
MWK I have had cases of yellow fever on board.
MWL I have had no cases of yellow fever on MYF FlNAL-LY.
board. The decision is final kfw
MWN Intermittent fever. The final decision is kpx
MWO Is there yellow fever at
MWP Jungle fever. MYG FlNANCE-IAL-IER.
MWQ Malarious fever.
MWE Scarlet fever. MYH Find-ing. To find. (See also Found.)
MWS Typhoid fever. MYI Can, or, May find.
Typhus fever .yfs MYJ Can you find
MWT Yellow fever. MYK Can not find.
MWU Yellow fever has diminished at MYL Could find.
MWV Yellow fever has disappeared
-Yellow fever raging at at
Could not find the address djk
MWX is MXN Did you find?
MWY men of the crew have been ill of MYO Find out.
yellow fever. (Number to follow. MYP Find out the mistake.
MWZ passengers have been ill of yellow Found noq
fever. ( Number to follow. MYQ He (or person indicated) will find.
I find great difficulty in weighing., kzv
MXA Few. A few. Not a piece to be found _. tia
A few days kmv Range finder uhv
MXB Few expected. MYR Should you (or person indicated) find.
MXC Few hurt. MYS Should you (or person indicated) not
Few opportunities srw find.
MXD Fewer. Try to find out ycw
MXE Fewest. The fewest. MYT Where
shall I find
MXF Have, or, Has a few. MYU "Where shall I find (vessel indicated)?
In a few minutes. Few minutes. . .rvo You will
find great difficulty in getting
Too few xvd through the ice at
pci
Very few yfg MYV You will find me at at (time indi-
Very few arrivals eyt cated)

.
You will find the pilot in (direction

MXG FlD-DED-DING. indicated) ._ tjz
MXH FlDDLE-D-ING. MYW Fine. (Good.)

MXI Fiddler. MYX Fine day.
MYZ Fine weather.
MXJ FlELD-ED-ING. MZA If fine.
Field glass. Binocular.... glb Very fine yph
MXK Field gun.
Ice field, or, Floe pbw MZB Fine-d-ing. ( To mulct.
Illuminate-d-ing mine field... pdb Police (or other) authorities have fined
Mine field ruo FNP
. .
? .
FINGERFIRM.
MZC Finger. Continued.

Fire
NAJ] How long have you (or vessel indicated)
MZD Finish. been on fire?
MZE Finished-ing. To finish. I am on fire nm
MZF Have you finished? I am sinking (or, on fire); send all avail-
MZG Is it finished? able boats to save passengers and
Report when finished (or, complete-d) crew no
with _ ... jks NAK I shall fire into boats if they persist in
MZH Shall be finished. coming alongside.
MZI When finished. Is fire extinguished? os
When finished coaling ixp NAL
Is on fire?
(vessel indicated)
MZJ When will you (or vessel indicated) be Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
finished? shore all night) ...fzw
When will you have finished coaling? Keep your fires banked up pzv
IXQ Lay fires ....qiv
NAM Let your fires down.
MZK Fir. Light your fires QSJ
Lighting fires -_Qsa
MZL Fire. Lights, or, Fires willbe kept at the best
MZN Alarm of fire. place for coming on shore ke
Are you on fire? om NAO May I fire?
Bank up fires ..fuk Minute guns firing in (direction indi-
Can extinguish fire mps cated) OKH
MZO Can fire be got under? Minute guns firing last night in
Caught fire ifg (quarter indicated) OKI
Cease firing igk Missed fire rvy
Clean fires isr No combustibles (or, explosives) near
Derelict has been fired kvq the fire hr
Destroyed by fire kxo NAP On fire.
Do not light your fires qrs Open fire, or, Commence fire srd
Draw fires lni Portfire tpd
Engine-room fire mbf NAQ Put out fires.
MZP Fire a signal gun. Quick-firing ammunition efx
MZQ Fire and lights out. Quick-firing gun okl
Firebar. Furnace bar fwk NAR Seamen and Firemen's Union.
Fire brigade hgz NAS Under fire of.
Fire bucket hkv Vessel indicated is on fire ot
Fire can easily be got at on Where is the fire? ou
Fire difficult to get at op With assistance fire can be subdued.
Fire engine ... .. map With help I may be able to extinguish
MZR Fire-ing. To fire. fire fgv
MZS Fire is extinguished. With immediate assistance, fire can be
Fire gaining oq extinguished _ny
Fire gains rapidly take people off . _ng
; NAT You can get any quantity of firewood.
MZT Fire grapnel. NAIT You must not fire.
Fire has been burning these hours - hnf
Fire has broken out on board of -.gqc Fire bar. Furnace bar fwk
MZU Fire in
Fire in hold amongst cargo or Fire bucket hkv
Fire, or, Leak want immediate assist-
;
ance - __._NH Fire engine map

Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at Have you a good fire engine? nag
the best place for landing ke
MZV Fireproof. Fire ship, (or, raft) _mzw
MZW Fire ship (or, raft).
MZX Fire upon. Firearms mzy
MZY Firearms.
NAB Fireman. Fireman ..nab
NAC Firewood. Firemen and Seamen's Union nar
NAD Fireworks.
NAE Firing battery. Firewood nac
NAF Firing gear. You can get any quantity of firewood,
Forced fires... nhx -- NAT
Guns firing in (quarter indicated) ojz -
Guns firing last night in (quarter indi- Fireworks nad

cated) OKA
Guns firing to the - okb Firkin. ( Measure of capacity) ayv
NAG Have you a good fire engine?
NAH Have you fire hose enough for NAV FlRM-LY-NESS.
NAI Heard firing to the NAW Firm of
Heave-to, or I will fire into you id
. n
FIRST-FLAG.
NAX FlRST-LY. Fish Continued.

At first fid NCI Will you lend me a fish for my mast?
By the first conveyance Jtz
First-class ISP NCJ FlT-TED-TING-NESS (TO, Or, FOR).
First-class torpedo boat gsx Article indicated can be supplied, but it
NAY First mast. will require fitting ezp
NAZ First offer. NCK
Fit for the purpose of.
NBA First of all. In the first place. NCL Fit-ted-ting out.

NBC First officer. NCM Fit-ted-ting very well.
NBD First opportunity. NCO Fitting new propeller.
NBE First quarter. No boats fit for this work zhv
NBF First quarter of the moon. NCP
Send boats fit for landing passengers.
Will not
NBG First ship. fij;.
NBH First time. <
Five. Fifth-ly mxn

NBI First voyage. Fifth mast- - mxo
NBJ First watch. mxp
First week in -ZAM Five-masted ship..
In the first place. First of all nba NCQ Fix-ed-ing.
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean Can you fix any time for? xtj
time is xl Can not fix any time for xtk
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of NCR Fixed and flashing light.
Greenwich 6 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
NCS Fixed light.
HSI
NBK My first meridian is Greenwich. NCT Fixture.
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
wich 2 20' 15" = Oh. 9m. 21s tbl NCU Flag. (See also Colors. )
The first lull, or, "When it lulls rda Admiral's flag dkm
NBL What is your first meridian? Admiralty flag dls
NBM When first seen. Beach the vessel where flag is waved
Will you show me your Greenwich (or, (or, light is shown) fzt
first meridian) mean time? xn Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is waved (or, light is shown) jz
NBO Fish. NCV Can make out flags (or, colors).
Codfish-ery izb NCW Can you make out her flag (or, signal) ?
NBP Fish-ed-ing. To fish. Can not distinguish your flags; come

nearer, or make Distant Signals. --VM
Fish davit kms
NBQ Fishhook. NCX Can not make out the flags (or, signals).
NBR Fish very scarce. Code flag (when spoken of) izf

NBS Fisherman. Does embargo extend to vessels under
NBT Fishery. flag? lwc
Fishery steamer wtg Flag captain hwx
Fishing craft (or, boat) -_kaz NCY Flag of truce.
NBU, Fishing ground. NCZ Flagship.
NBV Fishing line. NDA Flag signal-ling.
NBW Fishing net. NDB
NBX Fishing season. Flag union downward mej
NBY Fresh fish. Flags seen but signal not understood,
NBZ Good season for fish.'
mek
wcx
Herring fishery ..otjj Foreign flags (colors, ensigns)
NCA Have you any fish? Geneva Convention flag (when spoken
NCB I have taken (quantity indicated) of of) nxt
fish. NDC Haul down your flags.
Pilchard fishery tim Hoist mast-head flags --- owg
Preserved fish toi Hoist quarantine flag TV

Salt fish vft NDE Hoist your flags where best seen.
Shellfish vwh House flag -.: ozq
The bank is encumbered with fishing I can not make outthe flags(or, signals),
boats ep NCX
NCD There are plenty of fish to be caught I can not make out the flags hoist the ;
here. signals in a better position ..owl

Whale fishery : zbx NDF I can not make out the bottom flag.
NDG I can not make out the second flag.
NCE Fish-ed-ing. To pish. (Repair a spar.) NDH I can not make out the third flag.
NCF A fish for NDI I can not make out the top flag.
NCG Can be fished at sea. Not clean bill of health flag (when
NCH Can you supply a fish for my (spar spoken of) _ isw
indicated) 1 NDJ Numeral flag.
Fish davit kms NDK Pilot-boat flag (when spoken of).
Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished-EHB NDL Pilot jack (or, flag) (when spoken of).
Sprung foremast, but can fish it at NDM Plague flag (when spoken of).
sea nkx NDO Powder flag (when spoken of).
. . . . . , .
FLAG-FLUKE.
Flag Continued. Fleet Continued.

NDP Private flag. >
Where is our fleet (or, squadron) ?..wpi
NDQ Quarantine Pag (when spoken of). Where is the fleet(or, squadron)?.-SK
Repeat ship's name your flags were not
; Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
made out du the? -- wpj
Set of flags , vsi Flew. (See Fly) - ngc
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished wcx NEW Flexible-y-ility.
Standard. Royal flag wqn NEX Flight.
NDR The flag with Fling-ing. Flung. (Throw) xrj
Union-jack yje
NDS What flag' is she (or, are they) under? NEY Flint-y.
NDT Your flags aro not clear. NEZ Float-ed-ing.
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
(or, hoisted upside down) owi A good deal of floating ice in pbg
Your signal flags can nbt be distin- Am, Is. or., Are afloat by
guished LHB NFA Floated off.
Floating anchor. Sea anchor eic
NDU Flame-d-ing. Floating bridge hgq
Floating, or, Liquid compass --JHP
NDV Flange.
Floating dock ljd
NDW Flannel. NFB Floating light.
NDX Flareup. Flare light. NFC Floating mine.
NDY Holme's light (large flare). NFD Floating obstruction in (or, at)
NDZ Holme's light (small flare). Floating stage wpv
Light, or, floating light is discontinued
Red flare ume (or, gone) QSG
White flare zdh Nearly afloat dqa
NEA Flash-ed-ing. Not afloat dqb
Burn blue light, or, Flash powder. .goq Paddle float szf
Fixed and flashing light NCR NFE The tide will float her off.
NEB Flashing light. NFG When ydu float.
NEC Group flashing light. Will be afloat dqp

Use -flashing signals wdn NFH Will not float.
NED Flat-ten-ly. NFI- Flock. (Herd.)
Flat-bottom boat gsy
NEF Flatter-est. NFJ Floe.
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz
Ice field, or, Floe pbw
NEG Flaw. NFK Flog-ged-ging.
NEH Flaw in shaft. NFL Flood-ed-ing.
As soon as the flood tide makes pbp
NEI Flax. NFM Flood sets.
NEJ NFO Flood tide.
Fleet.
Any NFP Flooding cock.
alteration in the position of the
squadron (or, fleet) ? - _ ebz
NFQ How will the flood set?
- .-
Next flood shv
NEK
Channel fleet (or, squadron)
Did the fleet (or, squadron)?
ilb
NFR When the flood makes.
lzg
When will the flood tide make? xj
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the NFS Floor-ing.
steering to the og Florin, Guilder, or, Gulden. Coin ) . atq
NEL Fleet consists of (
NEM Fleet, or, Squadron was). NFTis (or, Flotilla.

NEO Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen was NFU Flotsam.
off.
NEP Fleet organization. NFV Flour.
NEQ For the fleet (or, squadron). Barrels of flour fxt
NER From the fleet (or, squadron). NFW Flow-ed-ing. To plow.
NES In the fleet (or, squadron).
Tide flows at _-_ xsh
Letters of fleet (or, squadron) qom When will the tide flow? xj
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)'
off OK Flown. (See Fly) ngc
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
NFX Fluctuate-d-ing-ion.
steering lzs
NET Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off steer- NFY Flue.
ing Flue boiler gwz
NEXTThe fleet (or, squadron) at NFZ is Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).
NEV To the fleet (or, squadron) NGA Fluid.
What the state of health of the fleet
is Condy's fluid. Crimson fluid jnk
(or, squadron) at ORO ?
When is the fleet (or, squadron) ?..wph Fluke of anchor ehc
. . . ,
FLUSHFOR.
NGB Flushwith. Follow Continued.

Send the following message through
NGC Fly-ing. Flew. Flown. To ply.
the post to owner (or, to Mr. ) at
NGD Flying jib. by signal letters instead of writing it
Flying jib-boom -__gzp wz
at length -
tjm
Pilot signal flying
NGX Shall I follow?
Strange vessel following convoy - wyv
Fod. {Measure of length) avx Telegraph following message to (ship
or person indicated) at
- _ xd
NGE Fodder. Telegraph to my family at the fol-

lowing message XMP
NGF Fog-gy. The following articles ezi
Delayed by thick fog, or, Detained by The following signal (communication,
thick fog kse or, message) is in cipher (secret).. iqv
During a thick fog lpn
Note. The cipher will continue until
During the fog lpk the person signaling hoists iqs.
NGH Fog buoy. NGY Will you follow?
NGI Fog horn. Will you forward (or, communicate) the
Fog signal wcj following signal for me ik
NGJ Fog too thick. NGZ With the following information.
Foggy weather zo NHA Food.
Gun fog-signal ojs Distressed for want of food lhe
NGK How long have you had this fog? Want food (provisions) ytu
I have had thick fog on the bank. . fvc .
Want food. Starving nv
Keep close during the fog pyo Want food immediately yo
On account of the fog (or, weather) .dfq NHB Fool-ish-ly-ness.
Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog {or, darkness) -WE NHC Foolscap Paper.
The bank was clear of fog fvi Foot. (Measure of length.) (See also Feet),
NGL There has been so much fog as to cause avy
considerable detention. Cubic foot (solid measure) ayc
NGM Thick fog. Square foot (square or surface measure),
Thick fog coming on gj axt
NGO Through the fog. NHD Foot. (See also Feet.)
Crowsfoot KER
NGP We have had a lot of fog. Cubic foot ayc
Footbridge hgr
NGQ FOLLOW-ED-ING-ER.
Foot ice -PBi
AS follOWS--- FAJ Footpath.
Communicate the following NHE
Course to be followed
jpq
jzh
NHF Foot -sore.
NGR Follow her or, them)

(it, For r bpa
NGS Follow me (or vessel indicated). For all - bpo
NGT Follow motions. For consideration of jqn
Following communication (or, signal) For him (his, her, it-s, or persons or
-
is confidential (or, private) hx things indicated) bpd

Following communication (signal, or, NHG For instance.
message) is secret and in cipher. _iqv For me (my, mine) bpe

Note. The cipher will continue until NHI
For passage to (or, in).
the person signaling hoists iqs. For (perscms indicated) bpd
Forward following message by tele- For that (or, this) -.bpp
graph to NMW
Forward following telegraphic message
For the
For the future
bpg
nur
by signal letters instead of writing it NHJ For the present. At present.
at length xb NHK For the purpose of.
NGU Forward the following information to NHL For the quarter.
Has paper of the following date kmc NHM For the safety of.
NGV Have obtained the following informa- NHO For the sake of.
tion from NHP For the shore.
Have received the following communi- NHQ For the sick.
cation (or, instructions) from your For them (their-s) bph
agent(or, owner) ia For these (or, those) bpi
I have the following information Forthis(or, that) bpp

from ..Nov NHR For this port.
NGW I will follow. For us (our-s) .bpj
Send an express with the following For what (or, which)? bpk
intelligence - poh For, or, To whom (or, whose)? bpl
Send the following articles - - ezh For you (your-s) bpm
Send the following message by post to He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
owner (or, to Mr. ) at wy cated) is (or, are) for ...BUR
Send the following message by telegraph Not for cfr
to owner (or, to Mr. ) at xa Ready for (or, to ) UJS
FOR FORCE.
For Continued. NHV FORCE-D-ING. TO FORCE.

Run for. Make for rih Enemy is collecting in force at .lzd
Sailed for vei Enemy's force
. .
lzh
Send for vpr NHW Forced by.
They are for cnm NHX Forced fires.

Used for .-.. _ymv NHY Forcible-y.
Was, or, "Were for 1 cop I did jaot abandon her until I was forced,
Where for? cta cxo
NHS Whom is it for? Whom for. Inferior force - pjl
NHT FORAGE-D-ING. To FORAGE. Superior force xem
United force yjh
NHU FORBID-DEN-DING. FORBADE. NHZ What force?
FORCE OF WIND.
NIA Force of wind.

Note. The signals only represent the numbers. Thus: NIK is force of wind 8.
FORCE.
NIB Denotes calm.

NIC 1 Light air, just sufficient to give steerage way
NID Light breeze (
\
W
With
sail
which a well-conditioned
* TJ*}^}};^, ship under
,"" all
"'
and clean full would go in smooth water,
) .
1 to 2 la .3
( j
1 GO
NIE 3 Gentle breeze 3 to 4 knots.

t>
NIF 4 Moderate breeze 4 to 5 knots.
NIG 5 Fresh breeze

i
(
(
In which the same ship could just
carry closehauled
)
J
R '
,
'
t B\3
NIH 6 Strong breeze " " " Single reefs and top- a*
gallant sails.
NIJ 7 Moderate gale . " " " Double reefs, jib, Topgallant
etc. sails.
NIK 8 Fresh gale " " " Triple reefs, Topsails,
courses, etc. jib, etc.
Reefed up-
f
reefs
oiose reers
rOlosfi i P er to P"
^ sai i s and
" " " and
NIL Strong gale i (_ courses.
[ courses.
NIM -10 Whole gale With which she could only bear closereef ed Lower main topsail
maintopsail and reefed foresail. and reefed foresail.
NIO 11 Storm With which she would be reduced to storm staysails.

NIP 12 Hurricane To which she could show nocanvas.
NOTE.
Bate. Pressure.
Description of wind. Description of wind.

Miles Feet Force in Miles Force in
per per pounds per per per pounds per
hour. minute. square foot. hour. minute. square foot.
1 .005 Hardly perceptible. 30 2640 4.429

[ Strong gale.
2 176 .020 35 3080 6.027
.
Light air.
40 3520 7.870
3 264 .044 ! Whole gale.
4 352 .079 45 3960 9.900
Gentle breeze. 50 4400 12. 304 Storm.
5 440 .123
880 .492 60 5280 17. 733
10 Fresh to strong breeze. { Great storm.
15 1320 1.107 70 6160 24. 153
20 1760 1.970 80 7040 31.490
Moderate gale. ( Hurricane.
25 2200 3.067 | 100 8800 49.200
? j
FORDFORESIGHT.
NIQ ford-ed-ing-able. Fore topgallant sail njh
NIR Fore. Fore topgallant yard nji

NIS Can I get a spar for a fore yard at
NIT Fore and aft. Fore topmast njk
NIU Fore and aft sails. Fore topmast sprung njl
Fore chains IJQ
Fore clew garnets iug Fore topsail njo
NIV Fore course. Fore sail.
Fore hold nju Fore topsail yard.. n,tp
Fore magazine REL Lower fore topsail yard nki
NIW Fore part. Upper fore topsail yard nk
NIX Fore rigging.
NIY Fore royal. Fore yard njq
NIZ Fore royal yard. I have carried away fore yard nkh
NJA Fore runner. I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
Fore sail niv KJH
NJB Fore sheet. "What are the dimensions of your fore
NJC Fore stay. yard lap
NJD Fore staysail.
NKL
NJE Fore tack. Forecast. (See also "Weather. )
NF Fore top. "What is the meteorological forecast for
NJG Fore topgallant mast. to-day? zk
NJH Fore topgallant sail. What is the meteorological forecast for
NJI Fore topgallant yard. to-morrow?
NKM What is the weather forecast?
_zl
NJK Fore topmast.
NJL Fore topmast sprung.
NJM Fore topmast staysail. Forecastle ieo
NJO Fore topsail.
NJP Fore topsail yard. Forefoot njt
NJQ Fore yard.
NJR Fore yard gone in the slings. Forehold nju
NJS Fore yard sprung.
Forecast -- .- nkl NKO Foreign.
Forecastle ieo Foreign affairs dpc
NJT Forefoot.
NKP
Foreign colors (flags, ensigns) mek
NJU Forehold. "Foreign crew.
N.TV Foreland.
NKQ
Foreign Enlistment Act dif
NJW Forelock. Foreign-going ship.
NJX Foreman. NKR Foreign Office, State Department.
NJY Foremast. NKS Foreign officer.
NJZ Foremost. NKT Foreign telegram.
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In the Foreign trade xzl
forenoon _edu NKU Foreigner.
NKA Forereach-ed-ing. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
NKB Foresee-n-ing. Shipping
NKV Vessel is a foreigner.
qwv
NKC Foresight.
NKD Forestall-ed-ing.
NKE Foretell-ing. Foretold. .
Foreland njv
NKF Forewarn-ed-ing.
NKG Gaff fore sail. Forelock njw
NKH I have carried away fore yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard, Foreman njx
KJH
NKI Lower fore topsail yard. Foremast njy
NKJ Upper fore topsail yard. NKW Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.
What are the dimensions of your fore NKX Sprung my fore mast, but can fish at it
yard? lap sea.
NKY With loss of fore mast.
Fore part _. niw Foremost.,- _ njz
FORE RIGGING 1 i.NIX Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In

THE FORENOON EDU
Fore runner nja NKZ Forenoon watch.
Fore stay ...njo

FOREREACH-ED-ING J NKA
FORESEE-N-ING NKB
Fore top __.njf NLA Could not foresee. Unforeseen.
Fore topgallant mast njg Foresight nkc
. . . ,
FORESTFOUL.
NLB forest-er. Fortunate Continued.

NMP Fortune.
forestall-ed-ing - nkd NMQ Have you been fortunate?
NME I have been fortunate.
foretell-ing. foretold nke NMS I have not been fortunate.
NMT No fortune.
foretop njf Very fortunate , ypi
forewarn-ed-ing nkp NMU Forward-ed-inq to To forward. .
Afloat forward bx
NLC forfeit-ed-ing-ure. NMV Can I forward (or, take) letters for you?
Can telegraph message be forwarded
NLD Forge. from? . wr
NLE Have you anyone that can 'work at a Can you forward my message by tele-
forge? graph? , HU
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
NLF forge-d-ing-r. To PORGB. station at emw
Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for),
NLG Forgery. ESP
Forward by telegraph and pay for trans-
NLH Forget-ting. Forgot-ten. mission HY
NLI Do not forget. NMW Forward following message by tele-
NLJ I have forgotten. graph to
NLK I will not forget. Forward following telegraphic message
NLM "Will not forget. by signal letters instead of writing it
NLO You have (or person indicated has) for- at length xb
gotten. Forward immediately pdi
NMX
Forward letters to (or, for).
NLP Forgive-n-ing-ness. Forgave. NMY Forward message immediately without

loss of time to
NLQ Fork-ed-ing. In fork. Forward my communication by tele-
NLR Forkhead. graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
In fork nlq
NLS Knives and forks. NMZ Forward my despatches.
Forward my message through the tele-
NLT FORM-ED-ING. TO FORM. graph by signal letters xb
Annul present formation emh Forward reply to my message by tele-
NLIT
Form a junction with. graph to WT '.
NLV Form columns of divisions in line ahead. Forward the following information to
NLW Form single column in line abreast. NGU
NLX Form single column in line ahead. NOA Have my letters been forwarded?
NLY Formation. NOB Have they been forwarded?
NLZ In proper form. I draw feet aft feet forward oa
Present f orm-ation tub NOC I have forwarded the.
Preserve formation TUG NOD I will forward.
NOE I will forward your letter on.
NMA formal-ly-ity. My draught of water feet inches is
forward ...lnd
NMB former-ly. NOF My letters are all forwarded.
NOG Shall I forward?
NMC Formidable. NOH Shall, or, Will forward (or, be for-
warded).
NMD forsake-n-ing. forsook. Tell (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me qs
NME fort-ress. NOI They have been forwarded.
Any forts? eoy NOJ Were my letters properly forwarded?
Strong fort xar Will you forward my letters (or, des-
patches) to ? --QU
NMF Forthwith.
'
Will you forward (or, communicate) the
following signal for me? ik
NMG Fortipy-ied-ing.
NMH Fortification. Fot. (
Measure of length) avz
NMI
Fortifications have been increased atxau
Strongly fortified.. Fought. (See also Fight) mxr
When was the battle fought? fzb
NMJ Fortnight-ly. Where was the battle fought? fzo
NMK A fortnight since. NOK
In about a fortnight - - dah FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.
Anti-fouling composition enz
NML FORTUNATE-LY. Bottom (ship's) foul haw
NMO Fortunate enough to. Every appearance of foul weather. _erz
. ?
FOULFRIAR'S BALSAM.
Foul Continued. Franc. (Coin) atr

Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my)
anchor eid NPQ France. (See also French.)
Foul berth gfq Bank of France fuo
Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz
NOL Foul hawse. NPR Fraud-ulent.
NOM Foul wind.
NOP Have, or, Has been fouled by (vessel NPS Free-d-ing-ly.
indicated). NPT Can not keep free with pumps.
Hawser fouled screw ..ofu NPTJ Free port.
Ihave hooked your anchor eil NPV Free trade-r.
Run, or, Ran against (or, foul of)..DSG NPW Freeboard.
You are in a foul berth (not in a good NPX Go-ing free.
berth) ghk NPY I can keep free with pumps.
You have given me a foul berth ...ghl Is the harbor at free from ice? pbz
" The harbor at free from ice ...pce
is
NOQ Found. (See also Find.)
Considerable fault found with . . jqi NPZ Freeze-ing. Frozen.
Found defective kre NQA Frozen meat.
NOR Found guilty. NQB Is frozen over?

Gold has been found at odl NQC is frozen over.
Goods are found oer Frozen meat cargo hzb
NOS Have, or, Has found.
NOT Have, or, Has not found.
Not a piece has been found tia NQD Freight.
Pieces of the wreck have been f ound.TiB Any freight offering? eoz
NOU Was, or, Were found. NQE Freight to be procured.
is
NOV Was, or, Were not found. NQF Freight looking better.
NQG Freight may be had for (place indi-
NOW Foundation. cated) at shillings per ton.
NQH Have you any freight for
NOX founder-ed-ing. Is cotton freight to be procured?... jxw
Foundered at her anchors . etf NQI Is freight paid?
Is it confirmed that
(vessel indicated) NQJ No freight to be had.
has foundered? NQK good freight to be had
NOY
joo There is at.
"Vessel indicated is supposed to have NQL What are the freights for ?
foundered. NQM Where can I get any freight ?
NOZ Foundry. NQO French-man. French Colors.

NPA Fountain. NQP French Lloyd's. Veritas.
NPB Four-th-ly. NQR Frequent-ly.

Four-masted barque .. -FXQ NQS I have frequently.
NPC
NPD
Four-masted schooner.
Four-masted ship.
NQT It frequently occurs.
NPE Fourth mast. NQU Fresh-ly.
Fourth-mast chain Can fresh beef be procured? gcz
NPF Fourth week in Fresh beef gdb
Fresh beef and vegetables gdc
NPG FOURTEEN-TH. Fresh bread. Soft bread heo
Fresh breeze hfz
Fowl. -IOP Fresh butter hos
Fresh fish.. nby
NPH Fox. NQV Fresh gale.
NQW Fresh meat.
Fraction. (See page 34) bcy NQX Fresh milk.
NPI Fractional. NQY Fresh mutton.
NQZ Fresh pork.
NPJ
NPK
Fracture-d-ing.
A severe fracture.

NRA Fresh provisions.
NRB Fresh vegetables to be obtained.
NRC Fresh water.
NPL Fragile. Frail. Wind fresh zfi
NPM Fragment. NRD Freshen-ed-ing.
Breeze will freshen hfy
NPO Frame-d-ing. NRE Freshen the nip.
Crank frame _ kbj If the wind should freshen zet
Propeller frame broken (or, gone) . .tyz Wind will freshen zfn
Screw frame, or, Banjo fug
Stern frame _wut NRF Friar's Balsam.
? . ?
FRICTION-FUNERAL.
NRG Friction. NSD Fruit.

Friction tube ydp NSB Fruit is to be obtained on shore.
NSF No fruit is to be obtained on shore.
NRH Feiday. Preserved fruit--, tuj
NRI Before Friday.
NRJ Friday morning. NSG Frustrate-d-ing-ion.
NRK Friday night. NSH Have, or, Has been frustrated.
NRL Good Friday. NSI Was, or, Were frustrated.
Last Friday QGB
Next Friday -- shw NSJ Fuel. (See also Coal. )
Bad fuel pro
NRM Friend-ship. Economize-d-ing fuel ltc
NRO Are your friends safe? Patent fuel--- tec
NRP Friendly with.
NRQ Have you any friendsin NSK Fugitive.
Vessel chasing is a friend -INU
NRS Tour friend is on board. NSL Fulpill-ed-ing.
NRT Frigate. NSM Full.

Are you at full speed? Is steam up?
From
Broke adrift -
dmo
bpn
Engine room full of water
vz
mbg
NRV Broke from. Full crew kcz
Days from kne Full charge - imh
From him (his, her-s, or persons or NSO Full dress.
things indicated) bpo NSP Full moon.
From me (my, mine) bpq NSQ Full of passengers.
From that (or, this) bpr NSR Full of water.
From the bps NST Full power.
From the captain hwy NSU Full-rigged ship.
From the eastward lsd NSV Full speed.
NRW From the island. Full stop wxe
From the northward -_-SJL NSW Fully.
NRX From the rear. Fully insured - . pny
ycm
From the southward ---WLH Fully tried
From the westward zbr Go ahead full speed. li
NRY From, or, Off the wind. Go astern full speed -.lm
From them (their-s) bpt Go full speed obs
From there bpu
bpv
NSX He, or, She is full of
am going full speed ..-
men.
oci
From these (or, those) I
From time to time xtl I am on full-speed trial,
From us (ours) bpw Code Flag over a
From what (or, which) bpx I have
hours' coal for full speed (or
From whence (or, where) bpy for speed indicated) ixd
From whom (or, whose) bpz Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?
From you-r-s bqa vz
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- NSY Quite full.
cated) is (or, are) from bus Stokehold full of water wvx
Miles from ( or, distant) lgi Was fully expected mnt
Not from CFS What is your consumption of coal per
Parted from -Tbu hour at full speed ixm
Sailed from vej NSZ Will fully explain.
Sails from yem
They are from bet NTA FULMINATE-D-ING.
Was, or. Were from coq NTB Fulminate of mercury.
Where are you from? ...si
Where from? From where? bpy NTC Fumigate-d-ing-ion.
NRZ Front-ing. Fun, or, Candareen. (Coin) atb

In front of . Before the gdi
NTD fund-ed-ing.
NSA Frontier. NTE Funds.
NTF How are the fundsat
NSB
NSC
Frost.
Frost bitten.
NTG Want of funds.
NTH Funeral.
Frozen. (See Freeze)-- npz NTI Funeral of
Frozen meat nqa NTJ Funeral party.
Frozen meat cargo hzb NTK Funeral takes place at (place) and
Is frozen over? --- nqb at (time and date).
is frozen over nqc NTL When will funeral take place?
_
. . ? . . . )
FUNNELGALE.
NTM Funnel. NUP Futtock shroud.

NTO Funnel carried away.
NTP Funnel of (vessel indicated)is NUQ Future.
NTQ Her funnels are placed NUR In, or, For the future.'
NTR How are her funnels placed? NUS Some future opportunity.
NTS How many funnels has she?
Passed a war vessel disguised; fun- NUT Fuze.
nels (Here give the color or design
. NUV Bickford's fuze.
of the line of steamers that it may be NUW Detonating fuze.
an imitation of) leo Electric fuze -LUV
Sweeping the funnels (or, flues, or, NUX Instantaneous fuze.
tubes) nfz NUY Patent fuze.
NTU Vessel indicated has
funnels. NUZ Percussion fuze.
NVA Time fuze. *
Funt. (Measure of weight) bal
NTV Fur-red-rter.
NTW furl-ed-ing.
Do not furl sails vdw
Furl awnings fpx
NTX Furl sails (or sail indicated).
NTY I shall not furl sails.
NTZ Shall I furl sails?
Furlong. ( Measure of length) awb

NUA Furnace.
Furnace bar, or, Fire bar fwk
NUB Furnace collapsed.
Furnace considered dangerous klb
NUC Furnace
crown of boiler collapsed. NVB G. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
NUD Furnace
leaky. ing, see page 13.
NUE Furnace
overheated.
NVC Gaff.
NUF Furnish-ed-inqwith. (See also Sup- NVD At the gaff.
ply.)
Boats are furnished with NVE Gaff end.
(articles Gaff foresail nkg
NUG
indicated).-- ... _..qsd
NVF Gaff mainsail.
Can you furnish me with
Can you furnish me with (or, lend me)
NVG Gaff topsail.
Jigger gaff _fvr
a Code of Signals? ize Spritsail gaff (or, yard) zko
NUH I can furnish you with(or, lend you)
NUI I can not furnish you with (or, lend NVH Gage-d-ing.
you) NVI Weather
NUJ Was, or, Were furnished with
NVJ Gain-ed-ing.
NUK Furniture. NVK Are you gaining? Have you gained?
NVL. Can not gain much.
NUL Further-edging. NVM Can not gain much profit.
Any further _eov Fire gaining oq
Anything further? eqj Fire gains rapidly; take people off ng
Do not require further assistance --_cr Gained advantage dnq
Do you require further assistance? ..ct NVO Gained a victory.
Furthest nuo NVP Have, or, Has gained.
Have received orders for you not to pro- NVQ Have, or, Has not gained.
ceed without further instructions _sp Have you gained? Are you gaining?
I decline to have anything further to do NVK
(or, say) in the matter eqo Is there any advantage to be gained?
I must remain till further orders. -.stx
DNT
Repeat my signals till further orders, Leak is gaining rapidly nu
WCP My chronometer gains daily gp
Until further orders ylg Stranger gaining
is .wzb
Vessel indicated does not require fur- Stranger is not gaining .. wzc
ther assistance ._ egq Time will be gainedby. xts
NUM You must remain xintil further orders. NVR Who gained?
NUO Furthest. NVS Gale.
Fuse.
NVT A gale is coming on.
(See Fuze) nut After the gale drn
GALE GEAR.
GENERAL GET.
GET GO.
Get Continued.
Give Continued.
You can get an answer in enu OAL Will give.
You had better get a sick nurse - .wbk . OAM Will you give?
You will find great difficulty in getting OAN Will you give me (or, my)?
through the ice at -pci Will you give me a passage (on shore) 1
You will get into shoal water, or, You TDK
will shoal your water vza OAP Will you give me the pleasure?
You will get quarantine tjel
You will have great difficulty in getting Glad-ly.
water laf OAB Glad to hear (or, that).
it
OAS Glad to see (or, that).
it
NZH Gig. OAT Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
Steam gig . ouw named).
OAU I shall be very glad.
Gill. (Measure of capacity) ayx Very glad ypj
Very glad of your company jgt
Gimbal of a Compass jhq
OAV Gland.
NZI Gimlet. Stern gland defective .wtjv
Stuffing-box glands out of, order ...hdj
Gin. (Spirit.) Geneva -NXU
OAW Glare-d-ing-ly.
NZJ Gin. (For derrick, etc.)
OAX Glass.
NZK Ginger. Binocular glass. Field glass glb
Field glass. Binocular glb
NZL Gird-er. Hour glass. ozk
Lamp glass QDG
NZM Girl. Log glass QYH
Panes of glass szy
NZO Give. To Give. Spy glass. Telescope xmq
Are giving ground OIF Wine glass zgd
Be .careful not to give offense hyl
Bound
to be given up. hbw OAY Glimpse.
to give it up
Bound hbx I had a glimpse of the land about-.QDU
By the description given kvz
NZP Can, or, May give. OAZ Globe-ular.
NZQ Can give no reason.
NZR -^-Can you give? OBA Gloom-y-ily.
NZS Can you give a passageto?
NZT Can not give. OBC Glove.'
NZU Do, or, Did you give?
NZV Gave. ens
OBD
OBE
Gltje-d-ing-tinous.
Marine glue.
Give authority
Give directions that (for. or, to)--LBJ
Give every assistance to fgh. .- -- OBF Glut-ted.
NZW Give him (her-s, it-s).
NZX Give leave to. OBG Glycerine.
sir
NZY Give me (my, mine). Nitro-glycerine
OAB Give notice. OBH
OAC Give receipt. Go. To go.
OAD Give them (their-s). All gone-
Am, or, Are going (or, gone) to.
-dxk
OAE Give us (our-s).
-Yxo
OBI
OBJ Am,
Is,
or, Are to go.
Give way Is,
OAF Given. An express is going to mpi

Gives, or, Must give an evasive answer, OBK Are you going into port (harbor) ?
eng OBL Are you goingto?
OAG Giving. Are you going on shore? fcx
Have orders been givento (or, for) Are you going to anchor? - ehm
?
pne Are you going to land all mails at ?
Have you given bond? gyn QDN
I shall give chase inr Boat is going to you eu
OAH I will give you. OBM -^Can you go?
Notice (warning) has been given. -YUL Can you go up the river? UYG
Obliged to be given up smv Convoy is going to JUN
Obliged to give it up smw OBN Do not go.
Warning (notice) has been given _.yul Do not go (or, pass) ahead of me.
OAI What have you given for? Code Flag over r
OAJ What is the highest price you will give? OBP Do not let him(or, them) go.
OAK What will you (or person indicated) OBQ Go about.
give? Go ahead... lg
GOGOOD.
J, ? ).
GOOD GRANITE.
Good Continued. Got Continued.

OED Goodness. Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
Ground tackle not good enough. ou be got off (or, afloat) dpx
Ground tackle very good oik Get, or, Got pratique. nyw
OEF Have the goodness to. Got bottom with feet hba
Have you a good Are engine?
. nag Got on board gqe
OEG I do not think we shall get any good by OFE Have, or, Has got.
moving. OFG Have, or, Has got off.
In good order. Good order obb OFH Have, or, Has not got.
Is it good holding ground? oim OFI Have you, or, Has (vessel indicated)
OEH Is, or, Are not good. got pratique?
OEI Is, or, Are very good. OFJ Is likely you (or vessel indicated) will
it
Keep a good lookout aloft eag be got off?
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported OFK May be got off.
enemy's war vessels are going about May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as-
disguised as merchantmen o sistance be given cg
Keep agoodlookout for land (or, lights) May be got off (or, afloat) without as-
or, Lookout for land (or, lights). sistance ... DPZ
(Bearing to follow, if necessary) .pyh OFL Not worth getting.
Leave a good margin Qkx Not worth getting off dqc

Make-ing, Made good the(o?% your)_RU OFM Only to be got in small quantities.
Not a good plan tly Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
OEJ Not so good. off nze
OEK Of good quality.
Pumps in good order ubp OFN Goulard's Extract.
There is
.
good freight to be had

at NQK OFP Gout-y.
There is good shelter at (or, in)__.ywN
OEL Very good. OFQ Govern-ed-ing-ment.
Belong-ing to Government
/
ges
Very good chart imz
Very good draught lnf Chartered, or, Employed by Govern-
OEM Very good remittances. ment ine
OEN Was, or, Were very good. Government
Colonial JBK
Water is good. Good water .Y vs OFR East Indian Government.
Water is not good yvt OFS Government despatch.
OEP Will be very good. OFT Government employee (or, officer).
OFU Government hired vessel.
Good-bye ----- -- hpz OFV Government in minority of
Government maj ority of rhv
Good Friday nrl, OFW Government ship.
OFX Government steamboat, or, transport.
OEQ Goods. OFY Government stores.
Contraband goods Jso OFZ Government tug.
OER Goods are found. OGA Has there been any change in the Gov-
OES Goods are landed. ernment in
OET Goods are shipped. OGB The United States, or, His, or, Her
OEU Goods department. Majesty's Government.
OEV How many tons measurement of goods I have Government despatches (or, ),
can you take? JS

OEW I can not get at goods required. Local Government Board
Employee Government,
GPJ
OEX I have goods belonging to you (or, ). Officer, or, of
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods, OPT
JXY OGC Governor.
Stock of goods wvn Deputy, or, Lieutenant Governor.. kvn
OEY Tons measurement of goods. OGD Governor General.
OEZ Goose. OGE Gradual-ly.
OPA Gooseneck. Grain. (Measure of weight.) bam
OPB Got. (See also Get. ) Grain. Grain cargo hzd

Almost anything may be got eab
Articles indicated may be got at Gramme. (
Measure of length. a wp
(place) or, from (vessel indi-
cated) ezg Gramme. (Measure of weight.) ban
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available ._cd OGF Granary.
OFC Could any vessel have got away after
OGH Grange.
you?
OPD Could she have got to any place of shel-
ter? OGI Granite.
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GRANTGROVE.
. . . . c)
)
GROWGUZ.
Gun Continued. '
OIR Grow-ing. Grown. Grew. To grow. OJTT Gunshot.

Gunshot wound ; accident dgi
OIS Guano. OJV Gun slide.
Guano cargo hze OJW Gun wharf.
OJX Guns will not reach.
OIT GUARANTEE-D-ING. OJY Gun's crew.
OJZ Guns firing in (quarter indicated).
OIU GUARD-BD-ING. OKA Guns firing last night in
(quarter
Advance guard .- dmy indicated)
orv Be on your guard. Look out. OKB Guns firing to the
oiw Be on your guard against long tows. Guns of the calibre of hsv
Be on your guard; appearances are OKC Guns of the weight of
. threatening fn OKD Guns overheated.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your Gunwale.. okt
oix
intercourse with strangers
From 'the guard ship.
fs Heard firing to the nai
Heavy gun. Weight in tons if necessary.
(

Guard boat gta osw
OIY Guard of honor. How many guns? RKF
OIZ Guard ship. How many guns do you mount? - .rkg
How many guns does she carry?- _-RKH
Horseguards oyf
Officer of the guard-. spl I have a heavy gxm(indieateif more)OTC
Rearguard ukm I have no heavy guns otd
OJA Ship having the guard. OKE
Krupp gun
Light gun.
- ..-.qcn
Steam guard boat ,-Gux
The conductor (or, guard) jni OKF Machine gun.
To row guard vat Maxim gun enc
OKG Minute gun.
OJB guarda costa. OKH Minute guns firing in (direction indi-
cated).
OJC Guardian -ship. OKI Minute guns firing last night in
(quarter indicated)
Nordenfeldtgun.-- sjh
OJD Guatemala. Guatemalian Colors.
OKJ Out of gunshot. Out of range.
OJE Gudgeon. OKL Quick-firing gun.
gun
Rifled -- uxe
OJP Guess-ed-ing. Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,
EGA
OJG Guess warp.
OKM She carries guns.
OJH GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE. She has, or, They have heavy guns-OTF
Will the soundings be a safe guide?- wkz She has, or They have no heavy guns . otg
,
Signalgun wct
Guilder, Gulden, or. Florin. (Coin) .atq Starboard gun wqx
Torpedo gun xwt
OJI GUILT-Y-INESS. Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu
Found guilty -NOR Turret gun .-_ xet
OJK Is, or, Are not guilty. OKN Vessel is within gunshot.
You are within gunshot. You are within
OJL Guinea. (Money. )
range of the guns (or, batteries) . _ -GO
Gunboat gtb
OJM Gulf.
Gulf stream -
the gulf
wzl
harbor) is
Enemy's gunboat lzi
The entrance of (or,
mined mfu OKP Gunner-y.
OKQ Gunner's crew.
OJN Gully. OKR Gunner's stores.
OJP Gum. OKS Gunpowder. (

Weight in lbs., if necessary.
I am taking in discharging) gun-
(or,
powder or explosives Flag b, or,
OJQ Gun. Code Flag over b.
Boat's gun - SA
Enemy's gunboat LZI
Evening gun MIF OKT Gunwale.
Field gun mxk
Fire a signal gun mzp Gust-y. (Squall) wpk
Gunboat GTB
Gun carriage - ICD OKU gutta percha, ot india rubber.
OJR Gun cotton. OKV Guy-ed-ing.
Gun-cotton rocket uzd
OJS Gun fog signal. Guz, Zer. (Measure of length) ..aw
OJT Gunroom. or,
) ?
GYBEHAD.
OKW GYBE-D-ING, or, JlBE-D-ING. Had Continued.

Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
OKX GyMNAST-ASTIC-NASIUM. sons or things indicated)"! bts
OKY Gypsum. sons or things indicated) been?..BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing s indicated) had? . btv .

sons or things indicated) not?..BTW
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
OKZ H. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling., Had, Has, or, Have not had bqv
see page 13. Had, or, Have that (or, this) bqw
Had, Has, or, Have the. bqx
Habbb, (Measure of weight) bag Had, Has, or, Have there? bqy
Had. or, Have these (or, those) bqz
OLA Habit. Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s)?
Bad habit fed BRA
Had, or, Have they been? bft
OLB Habitation. Had, or, Have they done? bmtt
Had, or, Have they had? brc
Had, Has, or, Have bqn Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
Am, Are, or, Is not to have bqd Had, or, Have we been? bfu
Am, Are, or. Is to have bqc Had, or, Have we done? bmv
Can, or, May have bqe Had, or, Have we had? . bre
Can, or, May have been bph Had, Has, or, Have yours? brf
Can, or, May have done (or, been done), Had, or, Have you been? bfv
BLV Had, or, Have you done? bmw
Can, or, May have had bqf Had, or, Have you had? brg
Can, or, May he (she, 4t, or persons or
things indicated) have been?
Have you (or person indicated) any
btl EPR
Can, or. May I have some? bqg Having ._ opi
Cannot, or, May not have bqh Having been bfw
Can not, or, May not have been bfk Haying done bmx
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been Having had brh
done) blz He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not have had bqi cated) had (has, or, have) buj
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
sons or things indicated) have been? cated) had (has, or, have) been..BUK
btn He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might have bqj cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
Could, or, Might have been bfm or, are doing) _.'
bul
Could, or, Might have done (or, been He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
done) bmc cated) had (has, or, have) had ...bum
Could, or, Might have had bqk He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might not have bql cated) had (has, or, have) not - bun . .
Could, or, Might not. have been bfo He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been cated) had (has, or r have) not been,
done) bme BUO
Could, or, Might not have had bqm He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Do not let him (her, it, or person indicated.) had (has, or, have) not done
cated) have bte (or, is, or, are not doing) .._ bup
Had, Has, or, Have ..bqn He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Had, Has, or, Have any bqo cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
Had, Has, or. Have been bfq He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done), cated) should (or, would) have..BVO
bmr He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Had, Has, or, Have had bqp cated) (should or, would)not have.Bvs
) ) ) )
HAD.
Had Continued, Had Continued.

How had (has, or, have) 1 bxn Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
lean (or, may) have bri sons or things indicated) not have?
I can not (or may not) have brj BWU
I could (or, might) have brk Should, or, Would or per-
he, (she, it,
I could (or, might) not have brl sons or things indicated) not have
I had (or, have) ._ brm been? - bwv
I had (or, have) been bgc Should, or, Would not have bsd
Ihad (or, have) done bna Should, or, Would not have been.-BHN
Ihad (or, have) had ,.brn Should, or, Would not have done (or,
I had (or, have) not bro been done) boi
Ihad (or, have) not been bgd '
Should, or, Would not have had ...bse
Ihad (or, have) not done bnc That, or, This had (has, or, have) _ckx
Ihad (or, have) not had prp That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
I shall (or, will) have brq CKY
I shall (or, will) not have brs That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
I should (or, would) have brt been -Ckz
I should (or, would) have been bgk There had (has, or, have) CMQ
I should (or, would) not have bru There had (has, or, have) been cmr
I should (or, would) not have been.BGM There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- There should (or, would) have been.CNA
dicated) had (has, or, have) byj There should (or, would) not have been,
If he (she, it, or persons or things in- CNE
dicated) had (has, or, have) not _byk They can (or, may) have __bsp
If I had (or, have) bzh They can not (or, may not) have. _.bsg
If I had (or, have) not bzi They had (or, have) bsh
If they had (or, have) cao They had (or, have been) bht
If they had (or, have) not cap They had (or, have) done bol
If we had (or, have) cbh They had (or, have) had BSI
'
If we had (or, have) not cbi :

They had (or, have) not bsj
If you had (or, have) .cby They had (or, have) not been bhu
If you had (or-, have) not _-. -CBZ They had (or, have) not done bom
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) They had (or, have) not had bsk
It, etc. (See He, above.) They should (or, would) have bsl
It has (or, had) been bgp They should (or, would) not have .bsm
It has (or, had) been done - - - bnp This, etc. (See That, above.
It has (or, had) not been -__i bgq To be had -CNS
It has (or, had) not been done bnq To have cnu
Let him(her, it, or persons indicated) We can (or, may) have bsn
have . ^ bwa We can not (or, may not) have bso
Let them have brv We had (or, have) bsp
May, etc. (See Can, above. We had (or, have) been..--.: bin
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) We have (or, have) done bos
Must have ceo We had (or, have) had bsq
Must have been cep We had (or, have) not bsr
Must have had ceq, We had (or, have) not been bio
Not to be had -CGJ We had (or, have) not done bot
Ought to have cia We had (or, have) not had bst
Ought not to have -CHT We shall (or, will) have bsu
Shall, or, Will have brw We shall (or, will) not have bsv .
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been We should (or, would), have bsw
done) bnx We should (or, would) not have .--Bsx
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons What, or, Which had (has, or, have) ?
or things indicated) have? bwg CQF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons What, 'or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
or things indicated) not have?. -Bwk we) have? cqm
Shall, or, Will I have? brx What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
Shall, or, Will I not have? bry (or,you) have?---- cqo
Shall, or, Will not have? brz When had (has, or, have)? 1
crh
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been When had (or, have) you? cri
done) bnz When shall (or, will) I have? crw
She, etc. (See He, above. When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Should, or, Would have - bsa have? CRZ
Should, or, Would have been bhl When shall (or, will) we have? csa
Should, or, Would have done (or, been Where had (has, or, have)? ctb
done) bog Where shall (or, will) I have? cto
Should, or, Would have had bsc Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- have? otq
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons Which, etc. (See What, above.
or things indicated) have been?.BWQ Who had (has, or, have)? cup
. , ) . .
HADHAPPEN.
Had Continued. OLV Hamper.

Why had (has, or, have) ? cvk
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl OLW Hand-ed-ing-y. To hand.
Why had (or, have) you? cvm Beforehand gdh
Why had (or, have) you not? CVN Come to hand _ Jcz
Will it have? - cwd OLX Hand (part of the body).
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) Hand bag fsi
You can (or, may) have- ...bsy OLY Hand lead.
You can not (or, may not) have bsz OLZ Hand pump.
You had (or, have) __bta Hand pump out of order ubd
You had (or, have) been bjd OMA Hand steering gear. Handwheel.
You had (or, have) done ._ ___boy Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
You had (or, have) had btc hand gak
You had (or, have) not btd Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on you star-
You had (or, have) not been bje board hand gal
You had (or, have) not done boz Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
You had (or, have) not had.- bte agent _-Qwr
You shall (or, will) have btf You had better put your affairs into the
You shall (or, will) not have btg hands of r dpk
You should (or, would) have bth
You should (or, would) not have.--BTi
OMB Hands. (Crew.)
All hands dxl
OLC hemorrhage. All hands at the pumps dxm
All hands lost. All on board perished,
OLD Hail-ed-ing. DXQ
Come within hail JDA All hands saved. All on board saved,
Hail the strange vessel, and ask if dxr
FDO OMC Can you spare me a hand or two ? ( Give
OLE I shall pass within hail. particulars, if necessary.
OLF Keep within hail. Hands enough mdi
OLG Pass within hail. Have you hands enough ? mdk
Send a boat within hail OMD He has not many hands on board.
Short handed. A, weak crew (number
OLH Hailstorm. Hailstone. to be indicated, if necessary) kdj
OME More hands are required at
OLI Hair-y. Want hands. (Give particulars, if
Hair brushes hko necessary) yj
Hair's breadth her
Haiti-an. Haitian Colors.. oqb
OLJ Half-ve. handcuff-ed-ing kfo
Go half -speed obt
Going half -speed ocj OMF Handle-d-ing.
Half a dozen lmt
Half alio wance of dzh OMG Handspike.
OLK Half an hour. In half an hour.
Half-mast your ensign mel OMH Hang-ed-ing. Hung.
OLM Half speed, or, Half power.
OLN Half tide. OMI Hank.
Half-year-ly zkv
In half an hour olk OMJ
Happen-ed-ing to (or, on).
Accident happened; crushed; fall;
OLP Hall. jammed DCF
Town hall ., xze Accident happened cut stab
; dog ;
Accident happened; dangerously

OLQ Halliards. wounded (or, hurt) al
Accident happened; drowned-ing..DCH
Halve . _.olj Accident happened; gunshot wound,
dci
Halyards, or, Haulyards olq As it happens fan
Happened in consequence of. Occa
OLE Ham. sioned by.- jp?
Has any accident happened? Is any-
Hamburg. thing the matter? bk
Eeport me to the Borsenhalle at Ham- OMK How did it (or, that) happen(or, occur)?
burg -- -- -UL Seldom happens. vom
OML Should it (or, that) happen to (or, on)
OLS Hammer. OMN What happened (or, resulted)?
OMP What has happened?
OLT Hammock. OMQ When did it (or, that) happen?
OLU Hammock netting. When did the accident happen? bu
j .
Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY 263
HAPPYHAUL.
OMR Happy-ily-iness. (See also Glad.) Harbor Continued.

Happy to hear it (or, that) oar OND What harbor do you intend to make
Happy to see you (or, ) oat run) for?
(or,
I am happy to inform you - __.pko ONE Whilst in harbor.
OMS Shall, or, Will be very happy to. You will not have water enough over
OMT Very happy-ily. the bar (or. into the harbor). , Depth
in feet may follow. fwe
OMU Harass-ed-ing. ONE Hard-ness.
Blowing hard. Squally weather zh
OMV Harbor. Blowing too hard to goc
Are you going into port (harbor)? __obk Hard-a-port ( Urgent. )
I Head to go to
Bar harbor fvs starboard md
Detained, in harbor kyc Hard-a-starboard (Urgent.)
! Head to
Do not attempt to make the harbor (or, go to port - me
anchorage) : fw Hard bottom hbc
Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor), ONG Harder-est.
EKU Helm hard up ...otn
OMW Do you intend to go into harbor? It blew too hard. goi
Do you know of any harbor (or, anchor- My helm is hard-a-port ship's head is
;
age)? EKY going, to starboard wg

'
Do you know the harbor (or, anchorage)? My helm is hard-a-staTboard ship's ;
EKW head is going to port wh

During the time in harbor lpy
Going into harbor (or, port) OCB ONH Hardly.
Harbor authorities fni
Harbor board gph Hardware zne
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy mfr
OMX Harbor dues. ONI Harm-ed-ing. (See also Damage. )
Harbor, or, Anchorage is good enough ONJ No harm (or, damage) done.
with winds from ox
Harbor, or, Anchorage is indiferent-OY ONK Harmless.
Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds _-- oz ONL Harpoon-ed-ing.
Harbor master. Captain of the port,
HWS ONM Harvest-ed-ing.
OMY Harbor master's office.
OMZ Harbor of refuge. Has. (See Had, Has, or, Have) bqn
Harbor police yvx
ONA Harbor Trust. CNP Haste- y-ily-iness.
How does the harbor (or, anchorage) ONQ Hasten-ed-ing.
bear? pa ONE, Hasten the departure of
I do not know the anchorage (or, har- I can not hasten my departure ktv
bor) EKY I must hasten my departure kt w
I know of no safe harbor vda ONS Make haste.
ONB In, or, Into harbor. Make haste, or he will be gone ocu
Inform harbor authorities fn
Inner harbor plm ONT Hat.
Inside the harbor pmk
Is the har >or ati
free from ice?- - . pbz ONU Hatch.
Just put of harbor (or, port) pxm
No getting out of harbor nzd ONV Hatchet.
Out of harbor svz Can you lend hatchets (or, adzes) ?.dow
Outer harbor swf
Outside the harbor swv ONW Hatchway.
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor pd ONX Haul-ed-ingout.
Proceed into harbor txa Closehauled iuw
Proceed out of harbor txc ONY Haul down.
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is Haul down your ensign men
mined - --.mfu Haul down your flags ..ndc
The harbor at
is free from ice - - -PCE ONZ Haul in.
Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.).YH OPA Haul in the slack.
ONC Want to come into harbor. OPB Hauling line.
Was in harbor (or, port) when I left-QKU OPC Haul off.
We are to leeward of the harbor (or, OPD Haul'taut. Tauten hawsers.

anchorage) -- elh OPE Haul the jib down.
We are to windward of the harbor (or, OPF Haul up.
anchorage) eli OPG Haul your wind. Haul to the wind.
We have missed the entrance (or, Haul your wind on port tack ...ln
passed the port, or, harbor) mfv Haul your wind on starboard tack ...lo
)
HAULHE, SHE, IT.
Haul Continued. He, She, It Continued.

OPH I shall keep closehauled. Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
bto
Try to clubhaul iwg or things indicated) be?
Could, or, Might he (she* it, or person-s
Have. (See Had) bqn or things indicated) not be? btp
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or person-s
Haven. (Harbor) omv or things indicated) ! 1
btq
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
OPI Having. cated) have btr
Having been bfw For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
Having done bmx thing-s indicated) bpd
Having had brh From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated) bpo
OPJ Havoc. Had, Has, oj* Have, he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing-s indicated) bts
OPK Hawse. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
Athwart hawse -FJG sons or things indicated) been?-_BTU
OPL Clear hawse. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
Foul hawse -NOL son s or things indicated) had? -_btv
OPM Hawse hole {or, pipe). Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per-
OPN Hawse pipe broken. is son-s or things indicated) not? btw
OPQ Hawse plug. Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
son-s or things indicated) not been?
btx
OPR Hawser. (See also Tow and Warp. )
For signals between ships towing and sons or thing-s indicated) not had?
being towed, seepage 85. bty
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast? He btz
XTJ He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
OPS Can you spare a hawser? cated) can (or, may) bua
Cast off hawsers xyn He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
Grass, or, Coir hawser izs cated) can (or, may) be buc
OPT Have no other hawser. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
OPU Hawser fouled screw. cated) can not (or, may not) - bud
OPV Hawser -laid rope. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Hernp cable, or, hawser. (Size and cated) can not (or, may not) be bue
length, if necessary) hqx He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
OPW Large hawser. cated) could (or, might) buf
Prepare another hawser tsw He, She, It (or persons or thing-s indi-
Send boat with hawser gur cated) could (or, might) not bug
OPX Shorten in both hawsers. He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
OPY Small hawser. cated) does (do, or, did) buh
Steel- wire hawser wto He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
Tauten hawser. Haul taut opd cated) does (do, or, did) not bui
Towing hawser xyw He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
OPZ Veer both hawsers. cated) had (has, or, have) buj
Wire cable (or, hawser) hse He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) been buk
OQA Hay. He, She, It (or persons or thing-s indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
OQB Hayti-an. (Haiti) Haytian Colors. or, are doing) bul.
OQC Haze-y-inbss-ily. cated) had (has, or, have) had ___bum
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
He- -BT25 cated) had (has, or, have) not bun
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indicated) had (has, or, have) not been,
cated). buo
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is, below. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s) fak cated) had. (has, or, have) not done
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or (or, is, or, are not doing) bup
things indicated) ? * btj He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
Can, or. May he (she, it, or person-s or cated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
thing-s indicated) be? btk He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or cated) is (or, are) but
thing-s indicated) have been? btl He, She, It (or person-s or things indi-
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- cated) is (or, are) able to buv
son-s or things indicated) be? btm He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per- cated) is (or, are) for bur
sons or things indicated) have been? He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi-
BTN cated) is (or, are) from BUS
) )) ) ) )
HE, SHE, IT.
He, She, ix Continued.

He, She, It (or persons or things indi- If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or, are)not buw cated) could {or, might) byp
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) is {or. are) not able to . .bux
- . cated) could (or, might) not byg
cated) may, etc. (See Can, above. cated) does (do, or, did) byh
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- If he (she, or persons or things indi-
it,
cated) might, etc. (See Could, above. cated) does (do, or, did) not - byi
cated) must BUY cated) had (has, or, have) byj
cated) must be buz cated) had (has, or, have) not . . .byk
cated) must not bva cated) is (or, are) byl
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- If he (she. or persons or things indi-
it,
cated) must not be bvo cated) is {or, are) able to bym
cated) ought to . BVD cated) is (or, are) not byn
cated) ought not to bve cated) is (or, are) not able to byo
cated) ought not to be bvg cated) shall (or, will) - .
byp
cated) ought to be bvf cated) shall (or, will) not byq
cated) shall {or, will) bvh cated) should (or, would) ._, bye
cated) shall {or, will) be. bvi cated) should (or, would) not bys
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- If he (she, or persons or things indi-
it,
cated) shall (or-, will) not bvj cated) was (or, were).. byt
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indi-
cated) shall {or, will) not be bvk cated) was (or, were) not byu
cated) should {or, would) . _ bvl cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above.
He, She, It {or person s or things indi- If he (she,or persons or thing s indi-
it,
cated) should {or, would) be bvm cated) would, etc. (See Should, obove.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or persons or
cated) should {or, would) do {or, be Things indicated) 1 bvy
done) bvn It bvz
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- Let him (her, it, or persons or things
cated) should {or, would) have--_BVO indicated) have
)
bwa
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- May he (she, it, etc. (See Can, above.
'?
cated) should (or, would) not bvp Might he (she, it, etc.)? (See Could,
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- above.
cated) should {or, would) not be._BVQ Must he (she, it, or persons or things
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- indicated)''. cer
cated) should {or, would) not do {or, Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
be done) bvr indicated) to? chn
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- Persons, or,Thing-s indicated bwc
cated) should(or, would)not have.BVS Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- thing s indicated) ? bwd
cated) was {or, were) - - - bvt Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- or things indicated) be? bwe
cated) was {or, were) not bvu Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons or
He, She, It {or persons or things irmi- thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
cated) was {or, were) not to be ..bvx BWP
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
cated) was {or, were) to be bvw or thing-s indicated) have? bwo
He, She, It {or person s or things indi- Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person s
cated) will, etc. {See Shall, above.) or things indicated) not? bwh
He, She, It {or persons or things indi- Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
cated) would, etc. {See Should, above. or things indicated) not be bwi
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons Shall, or, Will he (she,, it, or persons
or things indicated)"!. bxo or things, indicated) not do (or, be
How shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per- done)? bwj
sons or things indicated) ? bxr Shall, or,Will he (she, it, or persons
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- or things indicated) not have?. _dwk
cated) can {or, may) byd She bwl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
can not {or, may not) bye sons or thing-s indicated) 1
! bwm
) )
HE, SHE, ITHEAP.
He, She, It Continued. Head Continued.

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- OQI Headquarters.
sons or things indicated) be?_--BWN Head rail uow
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- OQJ Headsails.
sons or things indicated) do {or, be OQK Head sea.
done)? bwo OQL Head sheet.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- OQM Head to wind.
sons or things indicated) have?-BWP OQN Head wind.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- OQP Head yards.
sons or things indicated) have been? OQR Headland.
BWQ Headman. oqu
Should, or, Would he (she it, or per- OQS Headmost.
sons or things indicated) not?_-BWR OQT Headway. Steerageway.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Heave-to head offshore -
; ---lq
sons or things indicated) not be? I have headway Code Flag over j
BWS Jetty head pvk
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Keep head wind
to ptt
sons or things indicated) not do (or,' Masthead. At masthead rmp
be done)? bwt Moor head and stern rzj
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Pier head tid
sons or things indicated) not have? Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
BWU broken) ke*
Should, or, Would he or per-
(she, it, Pump crosshead ._ tjbg
sons or things indicated) not have Pump crosshead out of order ubh
been? -. bwt Rudderhead vbm
That he (she, it, or persons or things Ship's head by compass is
jie
indicated) cla Trimmed by the head
inches by the
;
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons head .._ hpk

or thing s indicated) ? b wx Visible from the masthead yqz
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons When I have run my distance I shall
or things indicated) not? bwy put her head off until lgp
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated)1. cqd Headland __. oqr
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated"!) _cpx OQU Headman.
When does (did, or, do) he (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) ? crd Headmost -OQS
When he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) crj Headway. Steerageway oqt
When is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons I have headway Code Flag over j
or things indicated)! crn
When shall (or, will) he (she.it, or per-
son s or things indicated) ? crt OQV Heal-ed-ing. To heal.
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is (or, are) ctd OQW Health-y-iness.
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons OQX A healthy season.
or things indicated) 1
Where
cth OQY Are you healthy?
shall (or, will) he (she, it, orper- Bill of health gkc
son-s, or things indicated) ? ctm Board of Health gpa
OQD While he (she, or, it). Clean bill of health from
tq
Will he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Shall, above. Crew healthy kcr
Would he (she, it, etc. ) (See Should, Have you a clean bill of health? tu
above. I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine -Code Flag over q
OQE Head-ed-ing. To head. I have not a clean bill of health,
Brace round your head yards hdo Code Flag over i
By the head hpk In bad health? prp
Cathead ieu Not clean bill of health flag (when
Crank head kbl spoken of) isw
Crosshead ked OQZ Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.
Figurehead _ ...mxy Troops are in good health ybn
Fork head nlr ORA Very healthy.
Get her head round as fast as possible, ORB Was the port you left healthy?
NYU ORC What the state of health of the
is fleet
Get her head round or you will be on at ?
shore -_lf What the state of health of the troops
is
Have lost head of cattle iff, at ? ybr
OQF Head (part of body). ORD Where is the health officer?
OQG Head gear.
OQH Head of department. ORE Heap-ed-ing.
HEARHELM.
) )
HELM HIGH.
Helm Continued. Henbane, Tincture of - xua

Helm angle - ..elv
OTN Helm hard up. QUA Hencoop.
OTP Helm is down. (See also Him, His, Her-s,
OTQ Helm signal. Her-s-self.
OTR Helmsman. It-s) ,
mkr
bxd
OTS How do yon carry your helm? Her, His Excellency
or,
Lee helm QMC Her, His Highness -
or, -.ovl
My helm is hard-a-port; ship's head Her, His Majesty . - -
or, rho
going to starboard-.i wg Her, His Majesty's dominions. _lkh
or,
My helm is hard-a-starboard ship's ; Her Royal Highness the Princess of
head going to port wh - Wales ovk
Pay attention to the helm fli Let her be bgv
Port. Head to go to starboard wi On Her, or-'His Majesty's service -_rhs
Port a little. Head to go to starboard, The United States, or, Her, or, His
TPG Majesty's Government ogb
Port helm tpe The United States, or, Her, or, His
Starboard. Head to go to port wj Majesty's service rhp
Starboard a little. Head to go to port, The United States, or, Her, or, His
WQU Majesty's ship ... Rhq
Starboard helm.- wrb
Steady your helm- mi OUB Herald.
Steer more to port mj Report me to "New York Herald"
{To be kept flying until course is suffi- Office, London Ul
ciently altered. Report me to "New York Herald"
Steer more to starboard .mk Office, New York UJ
{To be kept flying until course is suffi- Report me to "New York Herald"
ciently altered.) Office, Paris UK
OTU Under steady helm. .nfi
Weather helm yzo Herd. (Flock.)- -
Will not answer her helm ens

OUC Here. Hereabouts.
OTV Helmet. Can I get a bill cashed here? _ gki
Diver's helmet lhy Can not get a bill cashed here gkj
OUD Herewith.
Helmsman otr I do not think there is any light here-
abouts QRW
OTW Help-ed-ing. (See also Assist. ) OUE Is, or, Are here.
Can be helped (assisted) fgb Is there any dry dock here? ljg
Can help (assist) fga OUF Not here.
Can I help? fgc There are no orders here for you td
Can I procure any help (or, assistance) OUG Was, or, Were here.
in the way of ? cn Will my cargo sell here (or at place
Can you help (or, assist)? pod indicated)1 ibp
Can you help (vessel indicated) ? co . . OUH Your owner is here.
Can not help (or, assist) cp
Do you want (require) any assistance OUI Herring.
(or, help) of (or, from )? cs OUJ Herring fishery.
Give every assistance to (help to),
FGH Hers-self. (See also Him, Her, It) _bxd
Help, I am attacked want assistance _nj
;
Help me to lay out an anchor eik OUK Hesitate-d*ing-ion.

Helpless-ly oty OUL Do not hesitate.
OTX I can not help you* Great hesitation ohc
I will assist you (or vessel indicated) in OUM Without hesitation. Unhesitatingly.
distress fgi
Require help (or, assistance) of (or, OUN Hide-ing. Hid-den. To HIDE.
from) cz OUP In hiding.
Should you require any help (or, as-
sistance)
The ice is so solid I can not break
FGO OUQ Hide. (Skin.
through; send help pcp OUR High. (See also Height. )
Will help (assist) - pgu Asks precise time of high water and
With the help (or, assistance) of-.FGW minimum depth at that time xe
Without help (or, assistance) fgx At high water you will have feet-KUY
Breast high hfo
OTY Helpless-ly.
Height otj
OTZ Hemp-en. High and dry ..... lor
Hemp cable (or, hawser). Size and OUS High land.
length, if necessary) .-_ hqx OUT High pressure.
Want a hemp cable hso High-pressure boiler gxc
HIGHHOIST.
HOIST HORIZON".
.
HORNHOW.
OYD HORN-Y. Hour Continued.

Fog horn. Fire has been burning these hoiirs,
HNF
OYE Horse. Half an hour. In half an hour olk
Horse boat -GTI OZK Hourglass.
OYF Horse guards. OZL Hourly expected.
How many hours' coal have you 1 (state
OYG Horse (Traveler). at what speed) rxc
I have
hours' coal for speed (or
full
OYH Horsepower. for speed indicated) ,_ ixd
OYI Indicated horsepower. OZM In a quarter of an hour. Quarter/ of
OYJ My horsepower (or that of vessel indian hour.
cated) is . In an hour. An hour OZJ
OYK Nominal horsepower. In half an hour. Half an hour olk
OYL What your horsepower (or that of
is P. M.* Afternoon. In the afternoon,
vessel indicated) DRW
?
*Note. For hours A. M. and P. M. see
OYM Hose. (A flexible tube.) Time, page 58.
Have you lire hose enough for ? Quarter of an hour. In a quarter of an
ozm
NAH hour
Suction hose 1 xci What is your consumption of coal per
hour, at full speed? ixm
OYN hospitable-y-ality.
OZN House.
OYP Hospital. Admiral's house dkn
Ambulance required to convey a patient Bake house. Bakery fsx
to hospital edy OZP Both Houses of Congress, or, Parliament.
OYQ Can I send my sick to the hospital (or, Cleared at the Custom-house
Clearinghouse itg
ite
sick quarters) ?
Case is for hospital idj Clearing the Custom-house kgs
OYR Hospital case. Club. Clubhouse -IWD
OYS Hospital ship (or, vessel). Cookhouse JVC
OYT Hospital treatment. Custom-house kgt
OYU Require hospital treatment. Custom-house boat. Revenue boat - kgu
OYV Send to the hospital. Custom-house duty kgv
OYW To, or, At the hospital. Deckhouse __kpz
OYX Where is the hospital ? Have you a Custom-house official on
board? kgx
'
OYZ Hostage. Have you cleared the Custom-house?

KGY
OZA Hostile-ility. (See also War. ) OZQ -House flag.
OZB Cessation of hostilities.

jeu
House of Assembly
House of Commons. (See also Parlia-
fek
Commencement of hostilities
OZC Hostilities commenced between ment - JFM
and .
OZR House of Lords. Senate.
OZD In a hostile manner. House of Representatives
Houses of Parliament
ika
ozp
OZE Hot-ly. Icehouse fbx
Hot bearings Ri Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
OZF Hot weather. KGZ
OZG Hotter-est. umf
Not cleared
Public house
at Custom-house kha
uav
Red hot
Shall clear at Custom-house khb
OZH Hotel. Storehouse wxq
Trinity House (or, Light-house Board),
Hour-ly. GPN
OZI yui
*
A. M.* Before noon. In forenoon. -Edu Warehouse ;
*Note. For hours A. M. and P. M. see

Hove. (See also Heave) orx
Time, page 58. Heaving, Hove-to osd
After hours DQX OZS Strange vessel hove in sight.
An hour. In an hour. Vessel indicated has hove-to osq
OZJ
At (hour indicated) (place indi-
cated) bore, distant miles ED How.. ,-BXF
At (hour indicated) we were abreast How am I? bxg
of cxw How are her funnels placed? ntr
At which hour? fjc How are the funds at ? ntp
Damage can be put to rights in hours, How are themarkets? rlp
BD How are the wounded? zim
During meal hour ... -LPO How are they? bxh
Every hour miw How are you? bxi

HOW HUMAN.
How Continued. How Continued.

How are you armed? euy How many deaths? kom
How are you steering? wtx How many dozen can you spare? -.lmu
How broadis ? -__hjn How many feet? mve
How can (or, niay)? bxj How many funnels has she? nts
How could, (or, might)? bxk How many guns? rkf
How deep is ? kqx How many guns do you mount? _ekg . .
How did it (or, ihdt) happen? omk How many guns does she carry? ___rkh
How did the land bear when last seen? How many have you seriously ill?.-KLD
EH How many hours' coal have you? (State
How do (does, or, did)?.. bxl at what speed).: ___ixc
How do (or, did) you? bxm How many lighters do you want? __qta
How do you carry your helm? ots How many^nen? rki
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con- How many milesfrom ? rtq
trive) to ? --JTF How many miles an hour are you
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark) going? rkj
bear? gah How many miles an hour can you (or
How does the entrance bear? ej vessel indicated) go? rtp
How does the harbor (or, anchorage) How many minutes? rvd
bear? pa How many (or, much) more? rkl
How does the land bear? qds How many passengers? What passen-

How does (vessel indicated) sail?-VDX gers? tdo
How far off What distance?- _mta
? - How many ships? --- vxk
How far can light be seen? msz How many sick? wbc
How had (has, or, have)? bxn How many times? xtm
How have you had the wind? zen How many tons of? xut
How heavy is ?_ otb How many tons do you take? xuv
How high must I lie to fetch? mwe How many torpedo boats passed in
How is business going? hny sight? --- gtk
How is(or, are) he (she, it, or persons How many were killed? qam
or things indicated) ? bxo How many wounded? zm
How is she armed? euz How much? sbr
How is she rigged?.--. _-.uxh How much cable have you out? hre
How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel indi- How much longer? --QYR
cated) steering? wty How must? bxp
How is the barometer? fxe How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
How is the patient? tei mark) to bear? gai
How is the surf? xps How often?... T spx
How is the tide? What tide have we Howold? What age? _-DSl
now? xf How ought? BXQ
How is your latitude obtained? qhn How rigged? uxh
How large is (or, are) ? qfo How shall (or, will)he(she, it, or persons
How long (a time)? qyl or things indicated) ? bxr
How long is(or, are) qyo? How shall (or, will) I? bxs
How long after? dbp How shall (or, will) we? bxt
How long ago? dtk How shall we have the wind? zep
How long do you require to clean your How shall (or, will) you? bxu
engines ? : qym How should, (or, would) ? bxv
How long have you ( or vessel indicated) How soon? wjz
been in such distress? lhi How was (or, were)? bxw
How long have you (or vessel indicated) How will the ebb set? lso
been on fire? naj How will the flood set? nfq
How long have you been on the voyage? How will they? bxy
QYN How would you act? dih
How long have you had this fog? .ngk _
How long may we stand on our present OZT However.
course? -... jzk
How long ought I to be getting an an- Hoy.
swer from ? emy OZU Powder hoy (or, lighter.)
How long will delay be? _.ksh
How long will you be getting up steam? OZV HUG-GED-GING.
VY
How long will you (or vessel indicated) OZW HULK-ED-ING.
be repairing damages? bm Coal hulk iwo
How many? bee Sheer hulk vur
How many blades have you to your
screw?.- glx ozx Hull.
How many boats? govt OZY Hull down.
How many days? ...kng PAB Hulled-ing.
How many days since you passed
"
indicated) 1 knh PAC HUMAN-E-LY-ITY.
. . )
HUMMOCK I.
PAD hummock-y. PBE I. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

seepage 13.)
PAE Hundred.
PAF Hundredth. I. (Personal pronoun) bya
After I bxz
Hundredweight. Cwt. (Measure of Am I? : bec
weight) BAP Am I not? bed
Am I to? bef
Hung OMH Can, or.May I (my.mine)? bkg
Can, or, May I be? bkh
PAG HUNGER-Y. Can, or, May I have some ?
bqg
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? blc
PAH hunt-ed-ing. Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)? bmh
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)?._BQS
PAI Hurricane. Typhoon. Had, or, Have I been? bpr
Center of hiirricane bears igx Had, or, Have I done? . . . . bmt
PAJ Has been a hurricane at (or, in) Had, or, Have Ihad? bqt
PAK Hurricane did considerable injury. How am I? i bxg
PAL Hurricane did not do much damage. I ... .,i BYA
PAM
Hurricanes have not set in at (date to I am bea
follow, if necessary) I am not
can (or, may)
bkq
bei
Prepare for a hurricane , gd I
PAN You are steering right into the centre I can (or, may) be bfx
of the hurricane (or, cyclone). I can (or, may) have bri
I can not (or, may not) bkr
Hurry-ied-ing (Hasten) ong I can not (or, may not) be bpy
I can not (or, may not) have brj
PAO Hurt-ing-ful-ly. (See also Injure.) I could (or, might) blk
Anyone hurt (or, wounded) ?. _ e<jb I could (or, might) be bfz
Boilers burst; no one hurt av I could (or, might) have brk
Boilers burst no one seriously hurt- aw
; I could (or, might) not blm
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded) acci- ; I could (or, might) not be bga
dent . -~ al I could (or, might) not have brl.
Pew hurt mxc Ido (or, did) . bmy
PAQ Is he (she, or, much hurt?
it) I do (or, did) not bmz
PAR or, Are much hurt.
Is, Ihad (or, have) _...brm
PAS Are not much hurt.
Is, or, Ihad (or, have) been bgc
bna
Much hurt sbt Ihad,(oj% have) done ..-
PAT No one hurt. Iliad (or, have) had
Ihad (or, have) not
brn
bro
PATJ Husband. Ihad (or, have) not been bgd
PAV Ship's husband. Ihad (or, have) not done
Ihad (or, have) not had
bnc
brp
PAW Hut-ted-ting. I may, etc.
I might, etc.
(See Can, above.
(See Could, above.)
PAX Hydraulic. I must cek
Hydraulic engine .
I must be bge
PAY Hydraulic jack. I must not Cel
PAZ Hydraulic pump. I
I
must not be
ought to
bgf
CHL
PBA Hydrography-er-ical. I ought not to : Chm
Ishall (or, will) CIO
PBC Hydrometer. I shall (or, will) be bgh
Ishall (or, will) do bnd
PBD Hydrophobia. I shall (or, will) have brq
Ishall (or, will) if lean- bks
Ishall (or, will) not cip
Ishall (or, will) not be bgi
I shall (or, will) not do bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
I should (or, would) . cjm
I should (or, would) be bgj
I should (or, would) do bnf
I should (or, would) have brt
I .should (or, would) have been bgk
I should (or, would) not .am
I should (or, would) not be bgl
I should (or, would) not do bng
I should (or, would) not have bru
I should (or, would) not havebeen.BGM
I was coh
1092907- -18
) ) )
. ? ? . .
IICE.
I Continued. PBF Ice.

I was not coi PBG A good deal of floating ice in
I will, etc. (See Shall, above.) Can one break through the ice? hey
I will do it if I can .-_ lip Detained by ice kya
I would, etc. (See Should, above. PBH Do you think I could get through the ice?
If I (my, mine) byw Fast ice mtp
If lam byx PBI Foot ice.
If I am not --_ byz PBJ Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
If I can (or, may) bza broken up at
If I can not (or, may not) bzc PBK Has there been much ice at
If I could (or, might) bzd PBL Have encountered ice (date, latitude,
If I could (or, might) not bze and longitude to follow, if necessary).
If I do (or, did) bzp Have encountered ice between 30 and
If I do (or, did) not .-- bzg on the *
35 of longitude pp
If Ihad (or, have) bzh Have encountered ice between 35 and
If Ihad (or, have) not bzi 40 of longitude on the * pg
If I must bzj Have encountered ice between 40 and
If I must not bzk 45 of longitude on the * ph
If I ought to BZL Have encountered ice between 45 and
If I ought not to bzm 50 of longitude on the *_.' pi
If I shall (or, will) bzn Have encountered ice between 50 and
If I shall (or, will) not bzo 55 of longitude on the * pj
If I should (or, would) bzp Have encountered ice between 55 and
If I should (or, would) not bzq C0 of longitude on the *.- _pk
If was
I bzt Have encountered ice between 60 and
If was not
I bzu 65 of longitude on the * PL
If were you I should not do
I it liq Have encountered ice between 65 and
May, etc. (See Can, above. 70 of longitude on the * pm
Might, etc. (See Could, above. Have encountered ice between 70 and
Must I (my, mine)? cbt 75 of longitude on the * pn
Need (my, mine)?
I ceh Have encountered ice between 75 and
No, I can not huz 80 of longitude on the * po
Not I (my, mine) CPU Have passed ice in latitude and longi-
Ought I (my, mine)?
-do?
chp tude on the * _PQ
Ought I to CHQ
Shall,or, Willi (my, mine)? cit * Date to be indicated if necessary.
Shall,or, Will I be? bhc
Shall,or, Will I have? bbx Have you fallen in with (state
Shall,or. will I not have? bey whether berg or field) ? ---PK
Should, or, would I (my, mine)?_-_cjQ PBM -I have been amongst the ice.
That I {my, mine) old PBN -I have been injured by the ice (in lati
Was, or, Were I (my, mine) cos hide , longitude , to follow, ifneces
Was I? cot
Was I not? cou PBO -I have received information (place
What, or, Which am I cpv next indicated) is clear of ice.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I?_cqk PBQ -I have received information (place
What, or, Which shall (or will) I (or next indicated) is icebound.
we) do? cql PBR -I have received orders for you not to
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or proceed to (place next indicated) on
we) have? cqm account of ice.
What, or, Which should (or, would) I PBS -I only got clear Of the ice (or, icebergs)
(or, we) do? cqb on.
When am I to? cqv PBT -I saw
ice in latitude (date to follow,
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ceb if necessary)
When I (my, mine) crl PBU -Ice as far as I can see.
When I can (or, may) crm PBV -Ice breaker.
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?.-CEU PBW -Ice field, or. Floe.
When shall (or, will) I (they we, or, PBX -Ice house.
you) do? cev PBY -Iceberg.
When shall (or, will) I have? crw PBZ -Is the harbor at
free from ice?
Where am I (or, are we)?
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)?
csq PCA -Is there much ice at (or, in)
csy PCB -Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
Where I (my, mine). ctp count of ice.
Where I am (or, we are) -CTG PCD -Not much ice at (place next indicated)
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CTN Place next indicated is blocked up by
Where shall (or, will) I have? cto ice gmu
While I zcu PCE -The harbor at
is free from ice.
Why am I? CUY PCF -The ice is so solid that I can not break
Yes, I can hug through send help.;
Yes, I have zlg What latitude and longitude did you

Yes, I will zlh (or, they) have ice in? PS
. .
ICEIF.
Ioe Continued. If Continued.

PCG Where did you encounter ice? If I'must not bzk
PCH You will fall in with ice if you go be- If I ought to BZL
yond If I ought not to bzm
PCI You will find great difficulty in getting If I shall (or, will). bzn
- through the ice at If I shall (or, will) not bzo
If I should (or, would) bzp
If I should (or, would) not bzq
PCJ Idea-l. If I was BZT
If I was not bzu
PCK Identical-ly. Identity. If I were you I should not doit liq
If it can (or, may) be done bzr
PCL Identify-ied-ing-ication. If it can not (or, may not) be done -Bzs
If not bzv
PCM Idiot. If our-s (or, we) caw
If so bzw
PCN Idle-y-ness. If that (or, this) bzx
If the - - bzy
If byc If there cab
I shall (or, will) if I can bks If these (or, those) cad
If he (his, she, her- s, it-s) byv If they (their-s) cae
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they are caf
cated) is (or, are, etc. (See Is, below. ) If they are not cag
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they can (or, may)-- cah
cated) can (or, may) byd If they can not (or, may not) cai
If he (she, or persons or things indi-
it, If they could (or, might) caj
cated) can not (or, may not) bye If they could (or, might) not cal
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they do (or, did) cam
cated) could (or, might) byf If they do (or, did) not- can
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they had (or, have) CAO
cated) could (or, might) not byg If they had (or, have) not cap
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they shall (or, will) caq
cated) does (do, or, did) byh If they shall (or, will) not car
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they should (or, would) cas
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi If they should (or, would) not cat
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If they were catj
cated) had (has, or, have) byj If they were not cav
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we (our-s) .caw
cated) had (has, or, have) not _ .byk . If we are cax
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we are not '- cay
cated) is (or, are) byl If we can (or, may) caz
If (she, it, or persons or things indi-
he If we can not (or, may not) Cba
cated) is (or, are) able to bym If we could (or, might) cbd
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we could (or, might) not Cbe
cated) is (or, are) not byn If we do (or, did) cbf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we do (or, did) not cbg
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo If we had (or, have) cbh
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we had (or, have) not -Cbi
cated) shall (or, will) byp If we shall (or, will) cbj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we shall (or, will) not cbk
cated) shall (or, will) not.-, byq If we should (or, would) cbl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we should (or, would) not cbm
cated) should (or, woul<~) byr If we were cbn
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If we were not cbo
cated) should (or, would) not bys If you-r-s cbp
it, If you are cbq
cated) was (or, were) byt If you are not . _cbr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- If you can (or, may) _cbs
cated) was (or, were) not byu If you can not (or, may not) cbt
If I (my, mine) _...byw If you could (or, might) cbu
If lam byx If you could (or, might) not Cbv
If I am not.--- byz If you do (or, did) cbw
If lean (or, may) bza If you do (or, did) not cbx
If I can not (or, may not) bzc If you had (or, have) cby
If I could (or, might) bzd If you had (or, have) not cbz
If I could (or, might) not bze If you shall (or, will) Cda
If I do (or, did) bzf If you shall (or, will) not 'CDB
If Ido (or, did) not bzg If you should (or, would) cde
If I had (or, have) bzh If you should (or, would) not CDF
If I had (or, have) not bzi If you were _ cdg
If Imust - --BZJ If you were not cdh
IGNITEIMPERTINENT.
IMPETUOUSIN.
PEH Impetuous-ly-osity. PFN Improbable-ility.
PEI Implement. PFO Improper-ly-riety.

Agricultural implement - -DUM
PFQ Improve-d-ing-ment.
PEJ Implicate-d-ing-ion. PFR Does it {or person indicated) improve?
PFS Have, or, Has improved.
PEK Implicit-ly. PFT No improvement.
Not improved sjv
Implore-d-ing. {Beg) gdl
PFU Imprudent-ly-ce.
PEL Imply-ied-ing.
PFV Impure-ity.
PEM Impolitic.
In ,- cdi
PEN Import-ed-ing. To import. In a bad way pro
PEO Import duty. In a quarter of an hour ozm
PEQ Importation. In an hour ozj
PER Importer. In and out svw
In bad health frp
In bad order. fri
PEU Important-ce. In bond gyo
I am going to signal the contents of an In bulk hlj
important telegram, to be communi- In case idq
cated to you ie In case of idr
I am the bearer of important despatches, In case of accident {or, necessity) _._bp
JR In chase of inq
Important despatch kxa In compliance with jle

Important intelligence has arrived, In dock ljf
EYM In every particular mjn
PEV Important mission. In every respect mjo
Important to communicate by (or, In favor of mcc
with) --IH In fork nlq
PEW It is important that it should be so. In front of gdi
PEX No news of importance. In future nur
Nothing important by last accounts - dfl In gold . odp
Of little importance. Unimportant-ce. In good order Oeb
PEY Of no importance. In great danger kle
PEZ Of the utmost importance (or, conse- In half an hour olk
quence) JQC In, or, Into harbor onb
Some important news has arrived- _eym In him (his, her-s, it-s) _ cdj
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer I have ; In how many minutes? rvd
something important to communicate, Inline qul
Code Flag over h In making sail rid
Unless your communication is very im- In me (my, mine) cdk
portant, I must be excused u In my opinion srl
In my wake ytf
In need (or, want) of sge
PPA Impose-d-ing-ition. Impost. In order to sua
In our-s (us) cdl
PFB Impossible. In place of (Instead of) pna
PFC Impossibility. In, or, Into port __ onb
PFD It is impossible. In pursuance of tjcq
It is impossible to comprehend. Not
In readiness to {or, for) ujn
sufficiently comprehensible JLP Inshore -pmg
PFE It is impossible to say. In sight of wbz
Landing is impossible kd In, or, At station _ fip
Not impossible sjit In stays wsa
In that {or, this) __.cdm
PPG Impostor-ure. In the cdn
In the afternoon dew
PFH Impracticable-y-ility. In the bay of fzi
In the boat gtn
PPI Impregnable: In the channel ilm
In the direction of lbp
PFJ Impress-ed-inG'IOn. In the engine room mbp
PFK Made no impression. In
In
the evening
the event (or, case) of
mih
idr
PFL Imprison-ment. In the middle of the rte
Crew imprisoned In the month of rys
PFM Imprisoned for. In the morning rzy
,
IN INDESTRUCTIBLE.
In Continued. PGN Inclusive-ly.

In the offing spv
In the rear UKJ PGO Incognito.
In the river UYl
In the same vgj PGQ Incombustible-y-ility.
In the spring wou
In the straits of . ilm PGR Income.
In the vocabulary yeh PGS Income tax.
In the wake of ytg
In the way .-YXD PGT Incommode-d-ing.
In the winter zgh
In the zenith zmf PGU Incompetent-ly-ce-cy.
In them (their-s) cdo
In these (or, those) cdp PGV Incomplete-ly^ness.
In this (or, that) cdm
In this place tlg PGW Inconsiderate-ly-able-cy.
In time xtn
In tow XYR PGX Inconsistent-ly-ce-cy-.
In trying to___ ycr
In turn yeg PGY Inconvenient-ly-ience.
In use .. . ymn
In want of sge PGZ Inconvertible-ility.
In wearing yxr
In what (or, which) --.cdq PHA Incorrect-ly-ness.
In what manner? rjs Account sent is incorrect -DEU
In what quarter? uep Number, or, Quantity is incorrect -.slg
In writing zjn Report incorrect jxc
In yours ... cdr The address is incorrect djq
In your opinion srm Your flags seem to be incorrectly
In your wake -..- yth hoisced own
Not in cfv
PHB Increase-d-ing.
PFW Inability. Fortifications have been increased at
NMI
PFX Inaccessible- y-ility. If gale increases nwa
PHC Increase speed.
Inaccurate-ly-cy (Incorrect) pha Is the sickness on the increase? wbd
Leak increases qjy
PFY Inadmissible.
PHD Incredible-y-ility
PFZ Inattention-ive-ly.
PHE Incur-red-ring.
PGA Incandescent-ce. Incandescent light.
PHF Incurable.
PGB Incapable y-ility.
PHG Indebted-ness.
PGC Incapacitate-d-ing.
PHI Indecent-ly-cy.
PGD Incautious-ly-ness.
PHJ iNDECISrVE-LY-SION.
PGE Incendiary ism. Indecisive battle between the and
(names to follow) fza
PGF Incessant-ly.
PHK Indeed.
Inch (Measure of length) awe
Cubic inch ayd PHL Indefatigable-y.
Square inch axu
PHM Indefinite-ly.
PGH Incite-d-ing.
PHN Indemnification. Indemnity. (Dam
PGI Incivility. ages.)
PGJ Incline-d-ing-ation to. PHO Indemnify -ied-ing.

PGK Are you inclined to do it?
PHQ Indent-ed-ing.
PGL Inclose-d-ing. Cancel-led-ling the indentures hup
PHE Indentures.
PGM Include-d-ing.
All included dxn PHS Independent-ly-ce.
Is all included? dyl
Not included-ing sjw PHT Indestructible-y-ility.
)
INDEXINFORM.
PHU Index-bd-ing. PJD Infamous-ly. Infamy.

Geographical Index. (See page 452.
'
Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index " . . qxd
' PJE Infant-cy.
PHV India-n. PJF Infantry.

East India cargo hza Enemy's infantry lzj
East India Government ofr
PHW East Indiaman. PJG Infect-ed-ing-ious.
India rubber. -Gutta-percha oku Case is infectious idk
PHX Indian corn. PJH Have infectious cases on board.
PHY Indian meal. Have you had any communication with
West India cargo hzo infected vessel (or, place) ic
I have have had) a dangerous in-
(or,
PHZ Indicate-d-ing-ion. fectious disease on board.
PIA Indicate number (or, quantity) of. Code Flag over l
PIB
Indicate size of. Infectious disease lea
PIC Indicate weight of. Is disease infectious (or, contagious)?
vi.
PID Indicator. Passengers, or, Crew ill with infectious
Indicator diagram kys complaint - pox
PIE Indict-ed-ing-ment. PJI Infer-red-ring-ence.
PIF Indifferent -ly-ce. PJK Inferior-ity.

Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent -OY PJL Inferior force.
Indifferent accommodation dct
Indifferent account of dfg PJM Infest-ed-ing.
Indifferent chart imx
Indifferent coal ixe PJN Infinite-ly-ity.
Indifferent vacuum ynl
PJO Infirm-ity.
PIG Indigestion-ible. PJQ Inflame-d-ing-mation-mable.

Cargo not inflammable -- hzj
PIH Indignant-ly-ation. Inflammable cargo hzf
PJR Inflammation of the lungs.
PIJ Indigo. Is your cargo very inflammable?
Not inflammable cargo
hzj
iav
PIL Indirect-ly-ness.
PJS Inflexible-y-ility.
PIM Indispensable y.
PJT Inflict-ed-ing-ion.
PIN Indispose-d-ition.
PJU Influence-d-ing-tial.
PIO Indistinct-ly-ness. ,
Bottom flag in hoist indistinct ndf PJV Influenza.

Second flag in hoist indistinct ndg
Third flag in hoist indistinct ndh PJW Inform-ed-ing-ation. (See also Ac-
Top flag in hoist indistinct ndi quaint. )

All possible information of (or, from),
PIQ Indolent-ly-ce. DXS
PJX Am, Is, or, Are informed that.
PIR Induce-d-ing-ment. PJY Can you inform me?
PIT Induced current. PJZ Can not inform you.
PIU Induction. Captain desires me to inform you -HWE
PKA For the information of.
PIV Induction gear.
PIW What was (or, is) the inducement? PKB For your information.
Forward the following information
PIX Indulge-d-ing-ence. to -< NGU
Have obtained the following informa
PIY Industry-ious-ly. tion from _.ngv
I am desired to inform you (or person
PIZ Inefficient-cy. indicated). dgz
PKC I am happy to inform you.
Inevitable-y. (Unavoidable) ygk I have received information (place
next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
PJA Inexcusable-y. I have received information (place
n6xt indicated) is icebound pbq
PJB Inexhaustible- y. I have the following information* from,
NGV
PJC Inexperience-d. PKD If I am rightly informed.
y : . ,
INSHOREINTEMPERATE.
PMG Inshore.
Instruct Continued.
PMH Inshore squadron. I have telegraphed for further instruc-
tions (or, orders) stw
PMI Inside. PNH Instructions.
Inside berth Keep off and on, and wait instructions,
PMJ Inside of limits. sx
PMK Inside the harbor. PNI No instructions (or, orders)
PML Inside the mole. PNJ Previous instructions (or, orders).
Private instructions. I have private
instructions png
PMN Insight. l
PNK Send instructions.
Telegraph instructions (or, orders) to
PMO Insinuate-d-ing-ion. TC
PNL Urgent instructions orders). (or,
PMQ Insist-ed-ing. Want immediate instructions -- yk
PNM Your instructions.
PMR Insoluble-ility.
PMS Insolvent-cy. PNO Instrument- al-ly.

Telegraph instrument: _XMB
PMT Inspect-ed-ing-ion.
Await outside the inspection of the PNQ Insbordinate-ion.
officials ..-PPB
Board of Trade inspector (or, officer), PNR Insufficient-ly-cy.
GPD Authority insufficient fmn
PMTJInspector. Insufficient address djm
PMV Inspector general.
Passed the official inspection tcu PNS Insulate-d-ing-ion.
Sanitary inspector vhg PNT Insulate-d-ing cable (or, wire).
PNU Insulator.
PMW Instability. Unstable.
PNV Insult-ed-ing-ly.
PMX Instal-led-ling-ment-lation.
Electric-light installation - lu PNW Insure-d-ing.
PNX Are you insured?
PMY Instance. For the benefit of the insurers (under-
For instance nhg writers) GFL
PNY Fully insured.
PMZ Instant-ly-aneous-ly. I am insured at Lloyd's QWL
Anchor instantly kz I am not insured at Lloyd's Qwn
Bear up instantly- lb PNZ Insurance.
Instantaneous fuse nux POA Insurer.
Stop instantly mn POB Not insured.
Tack instantly mo Partially insured tby
Wear instantly MP Vessel is insured _-_ypx
PNA Instead of.

Insurgent. (Rebel) uks
PNB Instinct-ive-ly.
POC Insurrection- ary.
PNC Institute-d-ing-ion.
Lifeboat Institution L ._ QRI POD Intelligence-ent. (See also News. )
Bring (or, Brought) intelligence - . hir

.
PND Instruct-ed-ing. (See also Direct and Important intelligence has arrived,
Order. ) EYM
Admiralty instructions dlt POE Intelligence department.
Against instructions. Not according to POF No intelligence of.
orders der POG No intelligence obtained from vessel

Agent's instructions dsm boarded.
Have received the following communi- Obtain all the intelligence possible.SN\
cation (or. instructions) from your POH Send an express with the following
owners (or, agents) ia intelligence
PNE Have you instructions (Have orders Will you telegraph to
(ship or person

been given) to (or, for)? indicated) the intelligence I am about
PNP I have instructions. to communicate?- im
PNG -I have private instructions.
I have received orders for you not to POI Intelligible- y-ility.
proceed without further instructions, POJ Not intelligible (unintelligible).
SP POK Quite intelligible.
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at
sq POL Intemperate-ly-ance.
. ? - )
INTENDINTIMIDATE.
POM INTEND-ED-ING-T-TION. Interfere Continued.

Admiral, or, Senior officer intends, .dks PQL Need not interfere.
PON Do not intend to weigh. Police (or other) authorities will not
POQ Do you intend to? interfere fnd
Do you intend anchoring? ehz PQM Will interfere with.
Do you intend to abandon? ae PQN Will not interfere.
Do you intend to go into harbor?. ..omw
POR Do you intend to see?

PQO Interior.
POS Do you intend to write from
I do not intend to ---PQB PQR Intermediate-ly.
I do not intend to abandon the vessel, PQS Intermediate pressure.
AF Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih
I do not intend to alter course at pres- PQT Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.
ent (or-, until ) eci Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
POT I intend sounding (place indicated) broken -Kaj
before I try it. Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
POU I intend to. (or, out of order) ..- - kav
I intend to purchase (or, buy) hox PQU Intermediate-pressure piston.
POV I intend to ship. PQV Intermediate shaft.
POW I intend writing.
POX Intend leaving. Purpose leaving. PQW IntErmit-ted-ting.
-MWN
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's Intermittent fever
agent cxp PQX Intermittent light.
POY Intend to refit at. PQY Intermission.
POZ Intend to sail.
PQA Intentional-ly. PQZ Intern al-ly.
It my intentionto
is --POU Internal dimensions, In the clear. In-
PQB It not my intention
is to. side LAN
Only intend to _ sqz
Only intended as sqy PRA International.
Only intended for a feint mvg Attention is called to page paragraph
The signals were not intended for you, of the International Code dh
WDM N. The page to be signaled first and
PQG What are your intentions? B.-
then the paragraph. (See note to this
What harbor do you intend to make (or,
signal on page 37.
run) for? OND
What latitude do you intend going into? PRB International Code of Signals.
QID
When do you intend to alter course? .ECX Interpose-d-ing-ition. (Interfere) . _pqk
When do you intend to bring up? _ekp _
Where do you intend calling for orders? PRO Interpret-ed-ing-ation.

HTJ PRD Have you an interpreter?
Where do you intend to bring up? .ekh PRE Interpreter.
PRF No interpreter available.
PQD Intense-ly-ity. Require an interpreter uta
Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta-
Intentional-ly _ -PQA tion doubtful LGT
PQE Intercede-d-ing-ssion. PRG Interrogate-d-ing-ive-ly.

Note of interrogation. Query sjz
PQF Intercept-ed-ing-ion.
PRH Interrupt-ed-ing-ion.
PQG Intercourse. Communication by telegraph is stopped,
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your ws
intercourse with strangers fs Communication is interrupted by (or,
with) -JFV
PQH Interest-ed-ing. Traffic interrupted by snow xzp
PQI For your (or party's named) interest.

Interest in pqh PRI Interval.
PQJ No interest in Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter-
Party interested tce vals WD
PQK Interfere-d-ing-nce. PRJ Intervene-d-ing-tion.
Authorities (or, Police authorities) have
interfered fnb PRK Interview.
Authorities must interfere fnc
Authorities will not interfere fnd PRL Intestine- al.
Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent, PRM Intimate-d-ing-ly-ion.
QWH
Interferes with business hob PRN Intimidate-d-ing-ion.
. .
INTOIS.
PRO Into the PSX Irish-man.

Into, or, In harbor. Into, or, In port, Irish butter. -HOQ
ONB
PRQ Into position. PSY Iron.
Into the pro Angle iron elt
Look in (or, into). - qzr Cast iron iek
Ran into uhq Galvanized iron ._. nwl
Run into vcd PSZ Iron mast.
PTA Iron plated.
PTB Iron yard.
PRS Intoxicate-d-ing-ion. Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs
Oxide of iron SYO
PRT Intrench- ed-ing-ment. Pig iron tih
Railway iron _ugz
PRU Intricate. Rudder irons vbn
Scrap iron .. . vjy
PRV intrigue-d-ing-r. Sulphate of iron t xdg
Wrought iron zkf
PRW Introduce-d-ing-tion.
Can yon get any introduction to 1
NYM PTC Irrecoverable-y.
PRX Intrude-d-ing-sion.
PTD Irregular-ly-ity.
PRY Intrust-ed-ing. Certificate irregular
PTE Irregular shape.
PRZ Inundate-d-ing-ion. PTF Irregular soundings.
PSA Invade-d-ing-r-sion. PTG Irreparable-y.
Machinery broken down irreparable at
;
PSB Invalid. (See also Sick.) sea RDV

Can I land my
invalid passengers ?
QDR PTH Irresistible-y-ility.
PSC Invalided.
Military invalid htx PT1 Irresolute-ly-ion.
Naval invalid SEP
PTJ Irrespective-ly.
PSD Invalidate-d-ing.
PTK Irrigate-d-ing-ion.
PSE Invaluable-y.
PTL Irritate-d-ing-ion-able.
PSF Invariable-y^
PTM Irruption.
PSG Invent-ed-ing-ion.
PSH Inventor. Is CDS
As-it is fao
PSI Inventory. As it is not- eap
PSJ Make out an inventory. Before it is
cdx
PSK Invert-ed-ing. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,

is, or, are doing).- bul,
PSL Invest-ed-ing-ment. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
PSM Investigate-d-ing-ion-or. (or. is, or, are not doing) bup
Court of Inquiry (or, Investigation), He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
KAC cated) is (or, are) - but
PSN Invisible-y-ility. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are) able to buv
PSO Invite-d-ing. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
PSQ Invitation. cated) is (or, are) for
bur
PSR Invoice. cated) is (or, are) from bus

PST Involuntary-ily. cated) is (or, are) not- buw
PSU Inward-s-ly. cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
Iodide op potassium tqz or things indicated)"! bxo

If he (she, it, or person s or things indi-
PSV Iodine. , Iodize-ing. cated) is (or, are) ...i.-.byl
PSW Ipecacuanha. cated) is (or, are) able to bym
ISIT.
) ) ) ) -
ITJIGGER.
It Continued. PUN Jalap.

That it is clg
That it is not clh PUO Jam. (Preserve.
Toit-s (him, his, her-s) onv
Was, or, "Were it-s (his, her-s)? cor PUQ '
Jam-med-ming.
What, or, Which is it? cqg Accident happened ;
jammed -DCF
When it-s (his, her-s) crk Propeller jammed -TZA
When shall (or, will) it be done? - .crx
Where it-s (his, her-s) Ote
Will, etc. (See Shall, above. ) PUR January.

i
Will it he? bix About January the -CZN

Will it do? 1 bou PUS Beginning of January.
Will you do it? owe PUV End of January.
With (him, his, her-s)
it-s cwg PUW Next January.
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
PTY Italic. PUX Japan-ned-ning-ner. (To varnish.)
PTZ Italy -ian. Italian Colors. PUY Japan-ese. Japanese Colors.

Bank of Italy fuq
PITA Italian Register (of ships). PUZ Jar-red-ring.
PUB Itch-ed-ing. PVA Jaw.
PUC Item. PVB Jealous-y-ly.
Itself. Its cdy PVC Jeer-ed-ing.
PUD Ivory. PVD Jelly.
PVE Jerk-ed-ing.
PVF Jersey. ( Garment.
Jest-ed-ing-ly. Joke pwe

PVG Jet.
PVH Jet condenser.
PVI Jetsam-ed-ing. .
PW Jetty.
Alongside the jetty (pier, or, wharf),
EAT
PVK Jetty head.
PVL Jew.
PUE J. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13. PVM Jewel-ry-ler.
PUF Jack. (For lifting. PVN Jib.

Cross-jack yard kef Plying jib ngd
Hydraulic jack pay Plying jib boom gzp
Jackstay ...fui Haul the jib down. ope
Hoist the jib owi
yje Jib boom gzq
Jack. Union Jack
Hoist a jack owb Jib boom sprung gzr
PUG Jackstaff. PVO Jib net.
ndl Jib sheet.. - __vxjt
Pilot jack (when spoken of)
PUH Jacket. JlBE-D-ING, Or, GYBE-D-ING OKW

Cork jacket JWN
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken, PVQ Jigger.
KAM After, or, Jigger mast drc
PUI Jackstay. PVR Jigger gaff.
Jigger mast. After mast drc
PUJ Jacob's, or, Rope, ladder. PVS Jigger royal yard and sail.
PVT Jigger topgallant yard and sail.
PUK Jail. Gaol. Prison. PVU Jigger topsail yard and sail.
PUM Jailer. PVW Jigger yard and sail.

) )
JOBKEEP.
PVX JOB-BED-BING. PXJ Just. (Recently.

PVY Stock jobber (or, broker). PXK Just before.
Just between -GIZ
PVZ JOIN-ED-ING. TO JOIN. Just beyond -GJF
PWA Going to join. PXL Just now.
PWB Have, or, Has not joined. PXM out of port
Just (or, harbor).
PWC Joiner. PXN Just-ly-ice.

PWD joint-ed-ly. PXO justify-ied-ing-ioation,
Smoke joint whz PXQ Can not justify.
PWE joke-d-ing. jest-ed-ing. PXR Jute.
Jolly boat gto

PWF jouenal-ist.
PWG joy-ful-ly.
PWH Judge-d-ing. To judge.

Act as your judgment directs dib
PWI Judgment.
Want of judgment ..ytx
PWJ Judicious-ly.
PWK Jug.
PWL Juice-y.
Lime, or, Lemon juice que
PWM July.
About July the . czo
PWN Beginning of July.
PWO End of July. PXS
PWQ Next July. K. (Letter.) (For
ing, see page 13.
new method of spell-
PWB, Jump-ed-ing.
PXT Kaffir. Kaffraria.
ro
WS Junction.
Kan, or Kop.
Form a junction with nlu (Measure of capacity) -AZF
Junction box hde Kantar. ( Measure of weight) - . .bcj
PWT Juncture.
PXU Kedge-d-ing.
PWU June. PXV Drop a kedge. Bring-to with a kedge.
About June the czp PXW I shall let go a kedge.
PWV Beginning of June. Kedge anchor (weight, if necessary) .eiy
PWX End of June.
PWY Next June. PXY Keel.
Bilge keel gjr
PWZ Jungle. Damaged keel kjc
Jungle fever mwp Even keel mid
False keel mse
PXA Junior. Junior officer.
PXB Mr.
junior. Keelson. Kelson qac
PXC Junk. (Chinese vessel.) PXZ Keep-ing.
PYA Can keep (or, be kept).
PXD Junk. (Old rope.) PYB Can you keep?
Can you keep sight of? ,- .__wbu
PXE Jupiter. Can not keep free with pumps npt
Can not keep sight of wbv
PXF Jurisdiction. Convoy to keep ahead of escort iu
Convoy to keep as close as possible. . -iv
PXG Jury-or. Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort) _ iw
Jury mast. Jury masted rmd Convoy to keep on port side of leader
Can you rig a jury mast?.- vw (or, escort) !___ ix
PXH Jury rigged. Convoy to keep on starboard side of
PXI Jury rudder. leader (or, escort) iy
. . . .
KEEP.
Keep Continued. Keep Continued.

Convoy to spread as far as possible, PYT Keep head to wind.
keeping within signal distance iz Keep her bows on hoi
Do not anchor. Keep under -weigh . eh w PYU Keep him (or, them) in close confine-
PYC Do not keep so near. . ment.
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail . .lrw Keep out of the tide (or, current) --.xg
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at Keep in the center of the channel _-.lu
the best place for landing or coming Keep lights (or. fires) on the beach (or,
onshore ke shore) all night--- - fzw
PYD Have you kept? PYV Keep me in sight during the night (bear-
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up) ing to follow, if necessary)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my PYW Keep more away.
way xlq PYX Keep more to leeward.
I can keep free with pumps npy PYZ Keep more to port.
I do not like to run in I prefer keeping
; PZA Keep more to starboard.
the sea vca PZB Keep more to windward.
I shall abandon my vessel unless you PZC Keep more toward the shore.
will keep by us ah PZD Keep near to me.
I shall keep closehauled oph PZE Keep nearer to.
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights), Keep off and on, and wait instructions-SX
or, I shall keep the land (or, lights) Keep on lee beam gaq
bearing qa Keep on port side of channel lv
I shall keep sight of
--' wby PZF Keep on port tack.
I shall keep the lead going regularly _qjh Keep on starboard side of the channel,
I shall keep under easy sail lky LW
I will keep near you during the night, PZG Keep on starboard tack.
IVF Keep on the (compass signal to follow)
PYE If we keep together, we can defend side of the channel ilq
ourselves. Keep on weather beam gar
PYP Is keeping away. PZH Keep open order.
PYG or, Are to keep (or, be kept)
Is, Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
Keep a good lookout aloft eag side lno
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your -star-
enemy's war vessels are going about board side --LNP
disguised as merchantmen oj Keep right astern _ _ fhn
PYH Keep a good lookout for land (or, Keep silence rin
lights), or, Look out for land (or, PZI Keep station.
lights) (bearing, if necessary, to fol- Keep steam up (or, ready) kq
low). Keep the boat Gtp
Keep a light at your bowsprit end-_QY Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,
Keep alight burning kc QJi
PYI Keep a sharp lookout. Keep the
light between and (bear-
PYJ Keep a strict watch all night. ings indicated) QC
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk PZJ Keep the main topsail shivering.
Keep ahead of _-.dvi PZK Keep the mizzen topsail shivering.
Keep aloof ebl PZL Keep the rocks on
PYK Keep any letters or papers for me till I PZM Keep the bearing
return. Keep the two objects named in one line,
PYL Keep as close as you can to pick up my
Keep to leeward Qmb
QUM
people.
PYM Keep away. PZN Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.
Keep before the wind zeu Keep to windward ly
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port PZO Keep to windward of vessel chasing.
hand gak PZQ Keep to windward until you are picked
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star- up.
board hand gal Keep under the Stand
land. Keep, or,
PYN Keep by the ship. closer in lt
PYO Keep close during fog. Keep under weigh. Do not anchor _ehw
PYQ Keep close order. PZR Keep vessel going about miles an hour.
PYR Keep close to. Keep vessel under command lx
Keep closer in. Keep, or, Stand under PZS Keep what you have.
the land _. lt PZT Keep where you are.
Keep company JGP Keep within hail olf
Keep dinnerfor---- lat
Keep within sight of wcb
Keep electric light on lvh PZU Keep within signal distance (bearing to
PYS Keep everything prepared.
fhm
follow, if necessary)
PZV Keep your fires banked up.
Keep farther astern
Keep farther off (or, from) mtc PZW Keeper.
Keep going ahead. dvl PZX Kept.
Keep going ahead slowly dvm Let us keep together for mutual support
geep going asternof pho (or, protection) IN
. ? . .
KEEP KNOT.
Keep Continued. Kill, Continued.

Let your boats keep to windward until QAP Number of killed and wounded not yet
they are picked up fd known.
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best has won a great battle at with a ,
place for coming on shore ke loss of killed and wounded reported

Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or, at ---EZD
spars) qzy QAE 's loss in killed and wounded reported
Lookout will be kept on the beach all at
night kg
Shall we keep company?- IP QAS Kiln.
Shall we keep hold of the land? qer
PZY To be kept secret. Kilogramme. (Measure of weight) . -baq
We can defend ourselves if we keep
together _; pye Kilolitre. (Measure of capacity) _ _ .azc
What bearing shall I'keep the light (or,
landmark) on? qf Kilometre. (Measure of length) . _ awg
Will you keep close to me during the Square kilometre. (Square measure),
night? ivk AXV
You are too close in. Keep farther off, Kin. (Measure of weight) bar
IVL
You must keep a light burning .-^__kc QAT Kin-ship.
QAU Next of kin.
QAB Keg.
QAV Kind-ly-ness.
QAC Kelson. Keelson.^ QAW It is very kind of .you.
QAX Very kind-ly.
Kelvin's patent compass, etc. (See
under Thomson. ) Kind. (See also Sort) wkj
QAY The same kindas
Ken. (Measure of length) awf QAZ What kind of
What kind of bottom have(or-, had)you?
Kept. (See Keep) pzx or, What is the nature of the bottom?
HBK
Keran, or, Kran. (Coin) atv QBA King.
Chief of the State, President, Emperor,
QAD Kerosine. King, Queen, etc., of
has (or, is),
ior
QAE Ketch. King's Bench, or. Queen's Bench ...gfh
QAF Kettle.
QBC Kingdom.
QAG Keyop. United Kingdom _ yji
Change the key (of cipher) to _.ikr
Give me the key to cipher iqw QBD Kingston valve.
Have not got the key to cipher iqx
QAH Key of propeller lost. QBE Kink.
QAI Lock and key.
Send my keys (or keys indicated) . . - vqa QBF Kit.
Khat. (Measure of length) avo QBG Kite.

Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
QAJ Kick-ed-ing. kite, or, raft, etc.) ka
QAK Kid. QBH Knapsack.
Kile. (Measure of capacity). ayt QBI Knee.
Kileh. (Measure of capacity) ayz QBJ Knife.
Knives and forks nls
QAL KlLL-ING. TO KILL.
Accused of killing some person dgi QBK Knight -ed.
Boiler burst ; men killed at
Boiler burst; men killed, others QBL Knit-ted-ting.
wounded Atr
Boiler number of
burst; killed and QBM Knob.
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst several; men killed ay QBN Knock-ed-ing.
QAM How many were killed?
QAN Killed. QBO Knoll.
Killed and wounded ..zio
QAO None killed. No one killed. QBP Knot-ted-ing-y.
. ,
KNOTLADING.
Knot. Sea mile. (See also Mile) ..ato Korrel. (Measure of weight) baj
Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicateknots per hour, if necessary), Kot'xle. (Measure of capacity) ayu
KGB
How many knots an hour are youi Kran. (Coin) atv
going? _. ekj
How many knots an hour can you (or Kreutzer. (Coin) atx
vessel indicated) go? rtp
I shall go about knots an hour till Krona. (Coin) ...aty
daylight... kni
Keep vessel going about knots An Krone. (Coin) aty
hour !... ^ pzr
Speed will be knots wmy Kroner. (Coin) znk
QCN Krupp gun.

QBE, Know. To know.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to Kruschka. (Measure of capacity) _.azd
know dkz
Cargo damaged, but extent not known, Kvint. (Measure of weight) bas
HZT
Date not known. Without date ..klw Kwamme. Measure of weight) bat
QBS Do not know.
(
Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor) Kybos. (Measure of capacity) azg
EKU
Do not know the channel (or, passage),
ILH
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are? ---PY
QBT Do you know?
QBU Do you know anything of strange sail?
Do you know of any anchorage (or, har-
bor)? EKV
Do you know the anchorage (or, har-
bor)? 1 -EKW
Do you know the channel? ilj
Do you know the coast? dhe
QBV Do you know the leading marks?
QBW Do you know the pilotage?
QBX Do you know the rea'son?
QBY Do you know the tides?
QBZ Do you know where the leak is? Where QCO L. (Letter.) (Fornew method of spelling,
is the leak? seepage 13.)
QCA I do not know. QCP
I do not know the anchorage eky Label-led-ling.
I do not know the coast dhb
QCB I know nothing of the locality ( or, place) OCR Labor-ed-ing.
I know of no safe harbor vda QCS Can labor be obtained?
QCD I know the channel (or, passage).
dgy QCT
Dock laborer
Laborer.
Liz
I know the coast
QCE Is it known?
QCF Know the reason. Lac (Money) - atz
QCG Known. Knew. QCM QCU Lace-d-ing.
Knowledge (see below)
QCH Let him (her, or, them) know.
QCI Let me know. QCV Lacerate-d-ing-ion.
QCJ Well known. QCW
QCK Will let you know. Ladder.
QCL Will you let me" know? Accommodation ladder
Rope, Jacob's ladder
or,
dcm
puj
QCM Knowledge. Scaling ladder vip
I have (or vessel indicated has) knowl-
edge of the anchorage ekz QCX Laden with. (See also Load.)
Deeply laden kqw
Koilon. (Measure of capacity) ayz
Kokkos. (Measure of weight) bag QCY Lading.
Are all your bills of lading complete
Kongo State. Colors JOtJ
and signed? gkq
Kop, or, Kan. (Measure, of capacity) . azf Bill of lading Gkp
Bill of lading not signed gkr
Kopeck. (Coin) ... -- -Atw False bill of lading gks
1092907 19
? . ) . . .
LADINGLAND.

Lading Continued. Land Continued.
Have you bill of lading for? .- gkt Highland ous
I have no bill of lading for gku How did the land bear when last seen?
I will not give up the bill of lading _gkv EH
I will not sign the bill of lading unless, QDS How does the land bear?
GKW QDT I am standing in for the land.
QCZ Lady-ship. QDU I had a glimpse of the land about
QD.V I have just lost sight of the land (or,
QDA Lagoon. light).
I have not seen the land vnq
Laid. (See Lay) -QiT I saw the land bearing (add time, if
QDB Lake. necessary) vns
QDW I see the land. Land in sight. (Place
QDC Lame-d-ing-ness. indicated, if necessary.
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights)
QDE Lamp. or, I shall keep the land (or, lights)
Anchor lamp (lantern, or, light) --EHD bearing qa
Bow lamp (lantern, or, light) hcg QDX I shall not endeavor to make the land.
QDF Lamp cotton. QDY I shall not go into less than fathoms
QDG Lamp glass. water whether I make the land or
QDH Lamp oil. not.
QDI Lamp trimmer. QDZ I shall stand in for the land as long as
QDJ Lamp wick. I can see.
Mast-head lamp(lantern, or, light) -KMG QEA I shall stand in I make the land.
till
Not under command lamp (lantern, or, QEB I shall stand off and on (the land).
light) jeo QEC I shall stand off the land from (hour
Port bow lamp (or, light) HCS indicated) to (hour indicated), or,
Side lamp wbm
(lantern, or, light) I shall stand off until
Signal lamp (lantern, or, light) ...wcu I sighted land bearing (time, if neces-
Speed lamp (lantern, or, light) wmx sary) VNS
Starboard bow lamp (or, light) hcu QED I think the land is
Stay lamp (lantern, or, light) wsd QEF I think the land must have been about
Steaming lamp (lantern, or, light) .wtd QEG I wish to land passengers.
Stern lamp (lantern, or, light) wux QEH Is there anything to prevent landing?
Just lost sight of land qdv
QDK Lancet. Keep a good look-out for land (or,
lights), or, Look out for land (or,
QDL Land. To land. lights) (bearing to follow, if neces-
QDM Approaching land. sary) pyh
Are you going to land? Are you going Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
on shore? __ fcx closer in lt
QDN Are you going to land all mails at QEI Land (the land).
Armed men not allowed to land ..-Euv Land breeze hgb
Artillery has been landed ezv Land in sight. I see the land qdw
At the landing place fiy Land indicated bears ek
QDO At the nearest landing place. QEJ Landed.
t
Bad landing l...pre QEK Landfall.

QDP Behind the land. QEL Landing.
Boats should endeavor to land where Landing is impossible kd
flag is waved or light shown jz QEM Landing is very difficult.
Can boat land? Can a landing be ef- QEN Landing place.
fected? EW Landing safe, but very disagreeable-LCE
QDE Can I land my invalid passengers? QEO Landing stage.
Can I land my sick? uz Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
Can you give me a leading mark (or, place for landing or coming on shore,
direction) for making the land here- KE
abouts (or at place indicated) ? . _pw . Low land bbp
Do not attempt to land in your own QEP Must be nearing the land. Near the
boats -'
__ey land.
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at Not easy landing on the beach. Scarcely
the land to know exactly whereabouts prudent to land fzx
we are? py Not safe to risk making the land . . - vde
Do you see the land? vnk Off the land _._sor
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing lzn Passenger must be landed tde
Foreland njv Saw land __vnx
Good landing -__ody Send suitable boats for landing pas-
Goods are landed -.qes sengers FI
Had we not better run in and make the QEB, Shall we keep hold of the land?
land? pz Stand infor the land wqg
Have you seen the land?- vno Stand off and on the land wqh
Headland oqk QES Table land.
. .
LAND-LAST.
Land Continued. Large Continued.

QET Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company QFR Large size.
is standing in for the land. QFS Larger.
QETJ What do yon make of the land? What QFT Largest.
land do you see? What land do yon Making large purchase tjca
take it to he? QFU Not very large.
When did you see the land? ex Too large (big) gjn
Where is the best landing? gid QFV Too large a number (or, quantity) of.
QEV Will you make the land to-night? ^ QFW Which is the largest?
You are to land all mails at rgc
QEW You will not be permitted to land. QFX Lascar.
Landfall -QEK QFY Lash-ed-ing.

Lash-ed-ing alongside.! ebg
QEX Landlocked.
Last. (Measure of capacity.) . aze
QEY Landlord.
QFZ Last. The last.
QEZ Landmark. (See also Mark. ) Annul the last hoist I will repeat it.VE
;
QFA Are there any landmarks (or, lights)? Annul the last signal the last signal is
;
What bearing shall I keep the light (or, annulled emj

landmark) on? qf At last fig
At the last extremity mqb
QFB Landsman.
Guns firing last night in (quarter in-
dicated) ...OKA
QFC Lane. How did the land bear when last seen?
EH
QFD Language. QGA Is this the last?
Last account ..dfh
QFE Laniard. Lanyard. Last autumn fnx
Last death on the kox
QFG Lantern. Last evening. The last evening . . . mij
Anchor lantern (lamp, or, light) EHD Last examination of (or, at) mkd
Bow lantern (lamp, or, light) hcg QGB Last Friday.
Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, QGC Last mail.
any means of making a signal)?. .gsf QGD Last Monday.
Masthead lantern (lamp, or, light) -RMG QGE Last month.
Not under command lantern (lamp, or, QGF Last night.
light) J.-jec QGH Last quarter (of the moon).
Port bow lantern (or, light) hcs QGI Last quarter.
Side lantern (lamp, or, light) wbm QGJ Last Saturday. ,
Signal lantern (lamp, or, light) wcu QGK Last season.

Speed lantern (lamp, or, light) whx QGL Last signal.
Starboard bow lantern (or, light) _.hcu Last signal annulled
is emj
Stay lantern (lamp, or, light) wsd QGM Last spring.
Steaming lantern (lamp, or, light) .wtd QGN Last summer.
Stern lantern (lamp, or, light) wax QGO Last Sunday.
QGP Last Thursday.
Lanyard. Laniard qfe QGR Last time.
QGS Last Tuesday.
QFH Lapse-d-ing. To lapse. QGT Last voyage.
QGU Last Wednesday.
QFI Larboard. (Port. ) Ship's head to go QGV Last week.
to starboard. (See Port. ) QGW Last winter.
QGX Last year.
QFJ Lard. Repeat the last signal made ..wcr
The last (the last one) qfz
QFK Large-ly-ness. The last hoist is not understood; repeat
A large (great) number (or, quantity) it URK
of ogz To, or, At the last extremity mqb
QFL A large portionof. What are the last quotations? ufz
QFM A larger number (or, quantity) of What are the latest dates by the last
(or, than ). mail? kmh
A very large number (or, quantity) What is the date of your last letter (or,
of SLE paper)? kmj
QFN Can not take anything larger than When, or, What did you last hear of (or,
QFO How large is (or, are)? from) oru

Large arrivals of -.-- eyn QGY When last seen.
Large flare. Holme's light ndy When will the last (or, end) be?.._LYP
Large hawser..- opw Where did you take your last departure
QFP Large ship (estimated tonnage to follow) from? kty
. . . ?
292- GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II.
LAST LAY.
QGZ Last-ed-ing. To last. (See also Con- Latitude Continued.

tinue. ) QIB What is your latitude brought up to the
During the gale. While the gale lasts, present moment? ,
LPS What latitude and longitude did you

Is illness likely to last? pcw (or, they) have ice in? ., _ ps
QHA It will not last. QIC What latitude did you go into?
QID What latitude do you intend going into?
QD3 What was your latitude noon? ,at
QHB Late. QIF When were your last observations for
QHC Before it is too late. latitude? ;
Compasses not adjusted lately jhl

I have not had observations for varia- QIG Latrine (or, Urinal).
tion lately JHV
QHD Late in. QIH Latter-ly.
*
Lately (recently) ..., ULH At the latter end of, or, The latter end
QHE Later-est. of FIZ
QHF Latest news.
QHG Latest posting time is. QIJ Laudanum.
QHI Too late.
What are the latest dates by the last QIK Launch-ed-ing. To launch.
mail? kmh Countermining launch jyr
What is the date of the latest news Electric launch luw
from ? se Steam launch guv
What is the date of your latest news- Steam launch's engine. mby
paper (or, letter)? kmj
What were the latest dates at when QIL Law-ful-ly.
you last heard? kmn Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
QHJ Which, or, What is the latest? JIS
Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
QHK Lateen. ueb
Bye-law f y
QHL Lath. Court of law... kad
Lynch law - rdo
QHM Lathe. '
QIN Martial law.
Latitude Code Flag over ab QIO Lawless-ly-ness.
Note. For degrees of latitude, seepage QIP Lawn tennis.

56.
QIR Lawsuit.
Degree of latitude kby
Derelict reported passed on , latitude QIS Lawyer.

, longitude ; dangerous to naviga-
tion KVE QIT Lay-ing. Laid. To lay.
Difference of latitude kzp An embargo has been laid on at lwb . .
Have passed ice in latitude and longi- Cable-laid, Cable-laid rope hqr
tude
on the , pq Hawser-laid rope-- opv
QHN How is your latitude obtained? .
Help me to lay out an anchor eik
I have been injured by the ice in lati- I am laying a telegraph cable. Keep
tude
longitude pbn out of my way .-_ xlq

,
I saw ice in latitude (date to follow, If you will lay out an anchor for me I
if necessary) pbt can get off eiv
QHO In the latitude of QIU Laid up to have a new boiler put in.
QHP In what latitude? Lay-day knl
QHR In what latitude did you see QIV Lay fires,
QHS Is the latitude correct? QIW Lay in.
QHT Latitude by dead reckoning is. QIX Lay out.
QHU Latitude by observation is. Lay out an anchor eiz
QHV Minutes of latitude. Mines laid ..-. J.-.rup
QHW My latitude is The (nation specified) have laid an em-
QHX North latitude. bargo on all vessels (of nation speci-
Rendezvous in latitude and longi- fied) LWK
tude JO There are no mines laid rus
Report the (vessel indicated) all well When is the embargo to be laid oni.LWH
in latitude and longitude on the Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
(date indicated)
,
UN in laying out an anchor? ekl

Saw derelict in latitude longitude
on the
,
, jh QIY Lay-ing. Laid-to. To lay-to.

QHY Second of latitude. QIZ I can not lay -to.
QHZ South latitude. I shall lay -to during the night lpx
QIA What the latitude of
is QJA I shall lay -to off (or, at ).
. ) . ) . ?
LAYLEAVE.
Lay Continued. Le ak Continued.
QJB I shall lay -to until Do you know where the leak is? Where
QJC Lay-to. is the leak? QBZ
QJD Lay -to until Eire, or, Leak; want immediate assist-
ance NH
Lay-day knl Furnace leaky nud
QJW Have you materials for stopping the
QJE Lazaretto. leak?
Have you sprung a leak? Are you, or,
Lazy-ily-iness. (Idle) pcn Is (vessel indicated) leaking? qj
I have sprunk aleak nq
Le, Cash or, Sapeque. (Coin) atc QJX Leak at the scuttles.
QJY Leak increases,
QJF Lead. (Sounding Lead. Leak gaining rapidly
is nu
QJG Arm the lead. Leak stopped
is qk
Deep-sea lead kqs QJZ Leaked, Leaking.
Hand lead oly Spring-tag, Sprang, Sprung, a leak.wos
QJH I shall keep the lead going regularly. Steam pipe leaky wso
QJI Keep the lead going. Keep sounding. Vessel indicated has sprung a leak -_ql
QJK Lead line. Water tanks leaky ywe
QJL Leadsman. Where is the leak? Qbz
Patent lead ted
QKA Lean-ness.
QJM Lead-en. (Metal.)
Red lead raa Leang, or, Tael. (Coin) avo
Sheet lead vwd
White lead zdi QKB Leap-ed-ing.
QJN Lead-ing-er. Led. Leap year zkw

Can you give me a leading mark (or,
directions) for making the land here- QKC Learn-t-ing.
abouts (or at place indicated)"! fw QKD Could not learn name.

QJO Can you make out the leading marks? QKE Learnt by signal from
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, "Might have learnt it by signal wco
escort) ,- rw
Convoy to keep on port side of leader QKF Lease-d-ing. Leasehold.
(or, escort) rx
Convoy to keep on starboard side of QKG Least.
leader (or, escort)- iy At least . fih
Disregard leader's movements. Disre- QKH The least number (or, quantity) of.
gard motions lfx What is the least depth of water we
Do you know the leading marks? --QBV have (or, ought to have)?
shall vr
Pair lead. Fair leader mrd Without the least confusion : ^. . jos
QJP Leading mark.
QJR Leading stoker. QKI Leather.
QJS What, or, Which are the leading marks? Pump leather ubk
What are the leading
marks for crossing
the bar? fwc
What wind leads through the passage QKJ Leave-ing. To leave^
(or, entrance)? zpd QKL Before leaving.
QJT Will you lead? Calls the attention of vessels leaving the
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good anchorage, etc dq
berth? ghi QKM Convoy will leave at (time to follow).
QKN Convoy will leave on (day to follow).
QJU League. (Alliance. Crew have left the ship (number to be
shown) kcp
League. (3 miles) awh Crew will not leave the vessel kcx
Date of leaving kly
QKO Did you leave?

QJV Leak-y. QKP Did you leave many ships at
Are you, or, Is (vessel indieated)\eak- QKR Do not leave anything unsettled.
ing? Have you sprung a leak? qj Had the mail arrived when you left?
Boilerleaking seriously - RF eyg
Boilerleaking slightly wb Has the mail left (for if necessary)"!
,
Boilerleaky -tag gwa QO

Boilerleaky; must be blown off---GWC QKS I am leaving.
Boilertubes leaking RG QKT I have left on shore.
Can you stop the leak? QG I leave to your arrangement
it exc
Cannot stop the leak QH QKU I left in port, or, was in port when
Condenser tubes leaking JMW I left. (Ship's name or distinguishing
Do you consider leak dangerous? qi signals to follow.)
. . . . ?
.
LEAVELEFT.
Leave Continued. Leave Continued.

QKV I left port (or place indicated) days When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB
ago. QLV Will you leave?
QKW I will leave a message at Will you leave a message for me? il
Intend-ed leaving. Pttrpose-d leaving, You have left a person behind gdz
POX -
was well when I left qmo
It is expected the vessels (or vessels in-
dicated) will be allowed to leave.-DZj QLW Leave*. (See also Permission. )
Leave, or, Put a buoy on hmp Absent without leave daw
QKX Leave a good margin. Give leave
to I nzx
QKY Leave any papers or letters for me (or QLX Leave of absence.
for party indicated, or in question) Men on leave r - rpp
at
QLY On leave.
QKZ Leave behind.
Leave buoy at hmq QLZ Le Clanche battery.

QLA Leave immediately to (or, for).
Leave-ing, Left for qle Led. (see Lead) qjn
QLB Leave it for me at the railway station.
Leave it to your arrangement exc QMA Lee.
QLC Leave on board. Keep more to leeward pyx
QLD Leave the. Keep on the lee beam gaq
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port- -LZ QMB Keep to leeward.
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star- Keep to leeward of vessel chasing., pzn
board MA Lee beam gas
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's Lee bow. On lee bow - hcn
agent . qwe QMC Lee helm.
Leave your address at djn QMD lurch.
Lee
OLE Leave for QME quarter.
Lee
QLP Left. QMP scuppers.
Lee
QLG Left port. QMG Leeshore.
QLH Let him (or, them) leave. QMH side.
Lee
Mail has left rph QMI tide.
Lee
QLI Must leave. QMJ Leeward of
None left (remaining) sjb QMK Leeway.
QLJ Not left. Look out on lee bow hcj
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at hyb Lookout to leeward qzv
QLK On leaving. On lee bow. hcn
Overland mail leaves on the sxm Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward _klh
Purpose leaving. Intend leaving. .pox QML To leeward.
Report me to owner on leaving usb We are to leeward of harbor (or, anchor-
Ships from did not get pratique at age) elh'
when I left tsa We are too far to leeward mte
The mails leave on the epw
Train leaves for at xzr QMN Leech.
Vessel just weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals dz Leeward. Leeward of qmj
QLM Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving. Leeway ...qmk
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
ing show your numbers (or, distin- Left. (See also Leave) qlf
guishing signals) eb Crew have the ship
left kcp
QLN Was all well when you left? Had the mail arrived when you left?
Was the port you left healthy? orb EYG
Was well when I left qmo Has the mail left (for if necessary)
, 1
QLO We have left men behind (number to be QO
shown). I have left on shore qkt
QLP We left port (or place indicated) on I left in port, or,
was in port when
the I left (ship's name or distinguishing
What day do you leave? koa signal to follow) qku
QLR What men-of-war did you leave at Left port qlg
QLS What vessels did you leave in port (or Lighter has left qtd
place indicated) ? Mail has left rph
What was date of your (or as indicated) No anchors left ejp
leaving? kml Only one anchor left EJG
QLT When does (do or, did) he (she, it, or, Ships from
did not get pratique at
they) leave? when I left tsa
When do the trains leave for? .-.xzs Was in harbor (or, port) when I left,
QLU When do (or, did) you leave? QKU
When does omnibus (or, car) leave for Was well when I left qmo
? HYO We have left men behind (number to be
When does the mail leave? qt shown) ._ qlo
? ) , , ) ?
LEFTLET.
Left Continued. QNI Lent. {Fast before Easter.

We left port {or place indicated) on
the qlp Leo, or Leu. {Coin) aub
You have left a person behind gdz
QMO was well when I left. Lepton. {Coin). auo
QMP Left. {On the left.) QNJ Lessen-ed-ing.

Left arm '
.evk
On the left bank of the river (i. e., the QNK Less.
left bank in descending the stream) Do not come into less than feet of
FVE water fv
QMR Leg. {Part of the body. I shall not go into less than fathoms
of water whether I make the land or
QMS Legal-ly-ity. not Qdy
Legal authorities fnk QNL Less than.
Not legal-ly. Illegal-ly-ity poy QNM Much, or Many less.
QNO Not less.
QMT Legation. QNP Nothing less.
Secretary of Legation vmn There is less current inshore {or in direc-
tion indicated) kgd
QMU Legible-y. You will have less than feet of water,
Illegible-y. Not legible _pcz KVJ
You will not have less than feet of
QMV Legion of Honok. water vu
QMW Legislate-ion-ure-ive. QNR Let-ting. To let. {To lend on hire.)

Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislativebody) adjourns (or ad- QNS Let-ting. {See also Allow. )
journed) on the fei Can you sell {or, let me have) any
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or vor
other legislativebody) is dissolved-FEJ Do not let him {or, obp
them) go
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or Let fall mrv
other legislative body) met {or meets) Let go ocs
on the JPB Let go another anchor kr
Let go the life buoy hmr
QMX Leisure-ly. Let go your anchor eja
bgv
Let her be
QMY Lemon. QNT Let him (his, her-s, its).
Lemon, or, Lime juice que '
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated) have bwa
QMZ Lend-ing. To lend. {See also Spare and Let him be bxe
Supply.) Let him bring on shore fcy
Can you lend {or, supply me with) ?.xet Let him {or, them) go OCT
Can not lend {spare) wmc Let-him (her, or, them) know qch
I can lend you {or, furnish you with) Let him {or, them) leave qlh
NUH QNU Let me (my, mine).
I can not lend you {or, furnish you Let me know QCI
with) nui Let no boat come alongside ebh
QNA I will lend what is required. QNV Let nothing prevent.
Lend me a boat gtq QNW Let run. Let it run.
QNB Lent. Let the men Rpe
QNC Will you lend? QNX Let them (their-s).
Let them be bgw
QND Length. Let them bring ashore fcy
Forward following telegraphic message Let them bring -their tools with them,
by signal letters instead of writing it HJD
at length - xb QNY Let us (our-s).
QNE Length of chain.
avk
Let us be bgx
Let us keep together for mutual support
Measure of length {see page 51 )
Send following message through the and protection in
post to owners {or, to Mr. J at QNZ Let your-s.
by signal letters instead of writing it Let your boats keep to windward until
at length wz they are picked up fd
What is the length of dock at ? -.ljp QOA Let your boats pull to
{bearing indi-
QNF What lengthis cated).
What length are your cables {or cable Let your fires down nam
indicated)
1
! hsd QOB Let your screw {or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting.
QNG Lengthen-ed-ing. Stand by to let go wqe
Will let you know qck
QNH Lens Will you let me know Qcl
. ? . ) .
LETTERLIE.
QOO Letter. (See also Despatch and Mail. ) Letter

Continued.
Address my letters to me at dji Telegraph to my owners to send my
QOD An opportunity for sending letters to letters to me at vqp
Europe (or, to ). Tell not to forward any more letters
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per- for me :- qs
son indicated)! epa Were my letters properly forwarded?
Anyletters (or, papers) from 1 Jl NOJ
Any letters (or, despatches) on board? What is the date of your last letter (or,
KWX paper)? kmj
Bring all the letters and papers hil Will you forward my letters (or, de-
Call at the post office for letters -..hsy spatches) to QU
Call for my letters hsz QOR Will you post some letters for me?
Can I take (or, forward) any letters for Will you take letters (or, despatches)?- jy
you? . nmv QOS Your letters went by the
QOE Did you hear if there were any letters
for me at Leu, or, Leo. (Coin) ...aub
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it Lev, or, Lew. (Coin) aub
at length -_xb
Forward letters to (or, for) nmx QOT Levanter.
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
at?-l JM QOU Levee.
Have(or vesselindicated has) despatches
(or, letters) for jn QOV Level-led-ling-ler-ness.
Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
(or, letters)from JO QOW Lever.
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for Air-pump levers out of order dwc ..
you ( or vessel or person indicated) . . jp QOX Levers damaged (or, out of order).
Have my letters been forwarded? - _noa Pump lever links broken tjbl
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches) Pump levers out of order ubm
for me (or vessel, or person, or place Side lever engine maw
indicated)! - jq
QOF Have you received my letter?
QOG I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or, QOY Levy-ied-ing.
for ).
QOH I have received your letter. Lew. (Coin) aub
I will forward your letter on noe
Keep my letters (or, papers) for me till Lj. (Measure of length) -. Jawi
I return pyk
Leave any letters(or, papers) for me (or QOZ Liable-ility.
person indicated) at
qky QPA Not liable.
Letter bag. Mail bag fsj
QOI Letter of credit. QPB Liar. Lie-d-ying.
QOJ Letters and parcels.
QOK Letters had (or, have) been received QPC Libel-led-ling-lous.
from
QOL Letters must be sent to by). (or, QPD LlBERAL-LY-ITY.
QOM Letters of squadron (or, fleet). Liberal contribution jtb
QON Letters received from
QOP Letters, Papers up to the (Indicate
or, . QPE LlBERATE-D-ING-ION.
where from if necessary.
Mail bag. Letter bag --fsj QPF LlBERIA-N. LlBERIAN COLORS.
Men's letters rpg
My letters are all forwarded nof QPG Liberty.
Opportunity for letters to Europe (or, QPH Am or, Is (person indicated) at lib-
I,
to ) QOD erty to?
Refer to my letters (or, despatches) - ju QPI or, Are at libertyto;
Is,
Refer to your letters (or, despatches) _jv QPJ -Liberty man.
Send following message through the
post to owners (or, to Mr. )at by Libra. (Measure of
signal letters instead of writing at
length wz
Send for my letters vps QPK LlBRARY-IAN.
Send for letters (or, despatches) jw
Send my message through the telegraph QPL License.
by signal letters xb QPM Are you regularly licensed, or, Have you
Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel a permit?
Licensed-ing. To license.
,
indicated) fsn QPN

Send your letters :.__- qr QPO Not licensed. Unlicensed.
Signal letter.-.. wcv
Take letters (or, despatches) kxc Lie-d-ying. Liar. -QPB
.
LIE-LIGHT.
QPR Lie, Laid, Lying. Light

Continued.
How high must I lie to fetch? mwb Gas, or, Light buoy nxa
QPS
QPT
Lying in (or, at)
Lying in the roadstead. Gaslight
Green light
- nxb
oht
Yon will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG Group flashing light neo
Group occulting light sob
Lieu. In lieu op. (Instead of ) ...pn a. Holme's light (large flare) ndy
Holme's light Ismail flare) ndz
QPTJ LlEUTENANT-OY. Incandescent light pga
Deputy, or, Lieutenant-governor kvn Intermittent light pqx
Lieutenant colonel-cy jbh Masthead light (lantern, or, lamp) _rmg
QPY Lieutenant general. Moonlight ryx
Lieutenant in the Army ..ewl Not under command light (lantern, or,
QPW Lieutenant in the Navy. lamp) jec
QPX Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve , Occulting light soa
QPY Senior lieutenant. Port-bow light hcs
Sub-lieutenant xbg Position light tpr
QPZ Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve. Red light umh
Revolving light uwl
QRA Life. Scintillating light vjm
QRB I have no life belts. Search light, or, Electric projectors.LVi
Life belt-..: qrh Sidelight (lantern, or, lamp) wbm
QRC Lifeboat. Signal light (lantern, or, lamp) ...wcu
QRD Life buoy. Skylight wfm
QRE Life line. Speed light (lantern, or, lamp) wmx
Life-saving (Rocket) apparatus ekh Starboard bow light hcu
Life-saving appliances esl Starlight r . wqr
Life-saving (Rocket) station.- wrp Stay light (lantern, or, lamp) wsd
QRF No lives lost. Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp)-WTD
QRG Several lives lost. Stern light (lantern, or, lamp) wux
Sunlight xcu
QRH Life belt. Towing light-- J_.xyz
I have no life belts , qrb Very's pistol light ypv
"White light zdj
Lifeboat qrc All the lights are out along the coast
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come er of PU
Do you want a lifeboat? ez Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here .fa all lights dzb
Have you any lifeboats? gtd Are there any alterations in the lights
QRILifeboat Institution. (or, marks)? ecb
Lifeboat going to you
is fe Are-there any lights (or, landmarks)? - QFA
QRJ Lifeboat sent for. At (time indicated) light bore --PV
QRK Lifeboat station. Beach your vessel where flag is waved
Lifeboat unable to come -.er (or, light is shown) fzt
Send lifeboat to save crew fj Boats should endeavor to land where
Steam lifeboat ,
guy flag is waved (or, light is shown) __jz
We have sent for lifeboat fl Burn blue light, or, Flash powder. .GOQ
Carry a light at your bowsprit end.-QY
Life buoy ..qrd Did boats take a blue light (lantern, or,
Let go the life buoy hmr any means of making a signal)?., gsp
Do notbring the light to the (bearing
QRL LlFT-ED-ING.
Can you your screw? vke indicated) of
(bearing indicated), px
QRM Lift rope.

lift
QRS Do not light your fires.
Do not show a light on any account.QV
QRN Lift screw. QRT Do not show a light on my account.
QRO Light. A light. Electric-light installation luy
QRP Alternating light. Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
dzb
Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp)...EHD to be seen
Arc light eui' Fire and lights out mzq
Blue light gon Fire, or, Light will be kept at the best
Bow light (lantern, or, lamp) hcg place for landing ke
Carry a light on your bowsprit end. _qy
Flare-d-ing up. Flare light ndx
Catoptric light ifa or, Burn a blue light.GOQ
Flash powder,
Daylight. At daylight knb Have you any blue lights? gor
Deadlight kog QRU Have you any signal lights?
Dioptric light laz QRV Have you seen the light?
Electric light lux Hoist alight owe
Fixed light... ncs How far can light be seen?. msz
Fixed and flashing light ncr QRW I do not think there is any light here-
Flashing light neb abouts.
Floating light nfb QRX I do not wish to show a light.
. ., )
LIGHTLIGHTNING.

Light Continued. QST Light-er-est. (Not dark.)
I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light) qdv QSU Light. (Not heavy.
I shall keep hold of the land (or, light)', Calm and light winds htm
or, I shall keep land (or, light), bear- Light breeze hgd
ing QA Light guns oke
-QRY I will carry a light. I will show a light. Light in ballast _ftr
I will show a light to-night when I alter QSV Light Upper
sail. sail.
course qw Light
unsettled weather - yzb
QRZ I will show a light to-night when I make Lighter-est.
sail. Take in light sails __ xjn
I will show a light to-night when I tack, Wind light zel
QX
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse, or,
light-ship) qb QSX Lighten-ed-ing.
Keep a good lookout for lights (or, land) QSY Must lighten the ship.
or, Look out for lights (or, land) _pyh What draught of water (in feet) could
Keep a light at your bowsprit end- - _qy you lighten to? _ob
Keep a light burning -_ kc
Keep ahead and carry a light dvk
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or, QSZ Lighter.
shore) all night fzw Coal lighter rwp
Keep the light between (bearing indi- QTA How many lighters do you want?
cated) and
(bearing indicated) - -QC QTB I want (number indicated) lighters.
Keep the search light on, or, Keep elec- QTC Lighter alongside.
tric light on LVH Lighter coming off qz
Light-er-est --QST QTD Lighter has left.
QSA Light-ing-ed. Lit. To light. Lighter is adrift ...ra
QSB Light dues. Powder hoy (or, lighter) ozu
QSC Lighting fires. There are no lighters available rb
QSD Light Indicated has been replaced. Want a lighter (or, lighters) imme-
QSE Light indicated is not now in its old po- diately (if more than one, number to
sition. follow) ym
QSF Light indicated will commence on the QTE Want iighters to take cargo. my
(date indicated). What quantity of coal remains in the
QSG Light, Floating light discontinued
or, is collier (coal dep6t, or, lighter) ?.-ixo
(or,gone). Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
Light is not to be depended upon qd sible? rc
QSH Light on not working satisfactorily.
is
QSI Light signal.
QSJ Light your fires. QTF Light-house.
Lighted. Lit. To light-- --.qsa Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
Lighting. To light qsa or, light-ship) qb
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
place for landing or coming on shore,

Light on is not working satisfactorily,
QSH
KE Light-house, or, Trinity Board gpn
Off the light sou Light-house, or, Light-ship at wants
Shall we have daylight enough? knt immediate assistance cw
QSK Shall you show a light? What is the name
of light-house (or,
Temporary light shown at (placeindi- light-ship) in sight? _.rw
cated) 1- xns
QSL
There is alight on ,or, The lights on QTG Light-ship.
QSM They are only vessel's lights. Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
To light. Lighting-ed qsa or, light-ship) qb
Turn the electric light off lvj Is the light-ship on her station? . . .wro
Turn the electric light on lvk Light-ship at
out of position, or,
is
Use your search light ymt^ Light-ship is not at anchor on her
QSN Vessel indicated showing a light.
is station .. qe
QSO We did not see the light. Light-ship, or, Light-house at wants
What bearing shall I keep the light (or, immediate assistance cw
landmark) on? qp Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
QSP What sort of a light is it? count of ice pcb
When I alter course to-night I will show QTH Steer directly for the light-ship.
a light qw What is the name of light-ship (or,
When you alter course (or, tack) to- light-house) in sight? rw
night show a light jzs
QSR Will you carry a light? QTI Lightning.
You must keep a light burning kc QTJ Lightning conductor.
Your lights are out
Made by
blasts of a steam
(or, want trimming)

whistle.
flashes or by
QTK
QTL
Struck by lightning.
There has been, or, We have had a storm
of thunder and lightning.
. .
LIKELIST.
QTM LlKE-LY. Line

Continued.
Am
aground, likely to break up require ; Fishing line nbv"
immediate assistance ca Hauling line opb
Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be Have a towline ready xyp
mined ild QUJ Have you any means of throwing a line?
Is embargo likely to be taken off ?.-LWi QUK Have you sufficient towline?
Is illness likely to last? pcw QUL In line.
QTN Is it likely? Is it probable? Inner line pln
Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will Is the line fast? .-- kb
begot off? ofj Leadline QJK
QTO Is likely to recover. QUM Keep the two objects named in one line.
Is (vessel indicated) likely to assist Lifeline - QRE
(or, supply) me?-.-- fgk Line. Equator mgk
QTP Likeness (resemblance) Line-of -battle ship. Battle ship-.-FYX
QTR Likely to change. QUN Line of communication.
Likely to fail mqz QUO Line of defense.
QTS Likewise. QUP Line of mines.
Looks like esa QUR Line of torpedoes.
QTU Looks likely. QUS Log line.
QTV Most likely (or, probable). Look out for rocket line (or, line) -KF
QTW Not likely. Unlikely. ' Look out for the towline . . - qzu
Pilot boat most likely (on bearing Mortar for throwing line sap
indicated)^ or, off tk Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
There is a likelihood of being becalmed, UZG
GCK QUT Send a line.
Very likely ypo QUV Send for the towline.
Vessel indicated not likely to supply Sending, Sent for the towline vpx
(or, assist) you fgr The Line. Equator .-- mgk
QTX What is it like? Towline ...xza
QTY What is she like? Water line yvu
What is the sea like? ux QUW We will endeavor to send a line.
When do you think I am likely to fall in When did you cross the Line? kel
-with (vessel indicated) msa Where did you cross the Line? kem
Where do you think I am likely to fall in Where will you cross the Line? ken
with? MSB
You are not likely to receive your orders QUX Linen.
for some days -.sux Bed linen got
Can I get linen (or, clothes) washed?
QTZ LlKE-D-ING. TO LIKE. ivq
Do, or, Does not like the appearance of, Clean linen (clothes, or, shirts) isu
ERW Dirty linen vyo
QUA I do not like.
I do not like the look of the weather.zE QUY Liniment.
I do not like to run in. I prefer keeping
the sea vca QUZ Link-ed-ing.
I do not like to trust too much to my, Pump lever links broken ubl
YCG
Natives do not like ships watering with- QVA Linseed.
out payment ywq QVB Linseed oil.
QUB Should like.

Should like to have another comparison, QVC Lint.
ov
Would you like to see our newspapers? QVD Liquefy -ied-ing-action
SL
QVE Liquid.
Floating, or, Liquid compass jhp
QUO Limb.
QUD Lime. QVF Liquor.

QUE Lime, or, Lemon juice. Malt liquor RJC
QUF Limit-ed-ing. Lira. Lire. (Coin) aud

pmj Lira egiziana. ( Coin) ato
Inside of limit
aue
QUG Outside of limit. Lira turca. (Coin)
QUH LlNE-D-ING. TO LINE. QVG Listof.

QVH A list of
QUI Line. A line. Army List EWD
Along the line eal Code List of Ships izd
Clew line. Clew garnet iue QVI Is your list of ships correct?
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, Lloyd's List- Qwu
kite, or, raft, etc.) ka QVJ Mercantile Navy List.
. . ? . .
LIST LOCOMOTIVE.
List Continued.
Lloyd's Continued.
QVK Passenger list. Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
QVL Remittance list. agent cxp
QVM United States, Royal, or State Navy QWR Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
List or Register. agent.
Send list of defects krf QWS Lloyd's agent is.
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List," QWT Lloyd's agent advises you to
QWU Lloyd's Committee qwe
Sick list wbf QWU Lloyd's List and Shipping Gazette.
What is the date of your Code List?-izH QWV Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Your name is not on my list spell it; Shipping.
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical QWX Lloyd's Registry.
table, page 15) ebq QWY Lloyd's Sal\sage Agreement.
QWZ Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac.
QXA Lloyd's secretary.
QVN LlST-ED-ING. TO LIST. (To incline.) QXB Lloyd's signal stationat
QVO List to port. QXC Lloyd's surveyor.
QVP List to starboard. QXD "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index."
Lloyd's Yacht Register.
QVR Litharge. QXF Not on Lloyd's Registry book.
QXG Please send off Lloyd's surveyor.
Litre. ( Measure of capacity) azf QXH Removed from Lloyd's Register.
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's ..to
QVS LlTTLE-NESS. Report me to Lloyd's ira
A little farther msu Report me (or, my communication) to
QVT A little more. Lloyd's agent at uh
QVU As little as. "Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"
If you will wait a little tsu QWU
QVW
Little better gir QXI Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.
Little loss. QXJ Who Lloyd's agent?
is
Of little importance. Unimportant. pey QXK Will Lloyd's agent come on board?
Port a little. Ship's head to go to star-
board TPG QXL LOAD-ED-ING. TO LOAD.
Sheer a little off vuo Breech loader-ing hfu
Sheer a little off when you come to the QXM Can load
point vup QXN Can you load any
Starboard a little. Ship's head to go to Deeply laden _ kqw
port wqu I am loaded with combustibles hp
QVX Too little. Too small.
Laden
with qcx
QVY Very little. QXO Loaded with.
QVZ Live-d-ing.
QXP Loading for
(-See also Life.) Must load more ballast pts
Live cargo hzg Muzzle loader-ing sde
Live stock .wvl
QWA Lively. QXR Loaf.
No boat could live gtw
QWB No means of living. QXS Loan.
QWC Liver. QXT Lobster.
QWD Lloyd's. QXU local-ly-ity.
Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's fmj Have you any local attraction? jhr
QWE Committee of Lloyd's. I know nothing of the locality (or,
QWF Condemned by Lloyd's agent. place) qcb
QWG Consult Lloyd's agent. Local authorities fnl
QWH -Do not interfere with (or, take the mat- Local Board... gpi
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent.
French Lloyd's. Veritas
QXV Local defence.
nqp Local Government Board gpj
German Lloyd's nyd Local Medical Board... gpk
QWI Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent? QXW. Local time.
QWJ Have you seen Lloyd's agent?
QWK How do you (or vessel indicated) stand QXY Look-ed-ing.
at Lloyd's? Forelock njw
QWL I am insured at Lloyd's. Lock and key qai
QWM I am not classed at Lloyd's. QXZ Locksmith.
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
cv QYA Locker.
QWN I am not insured at Lloyd's. Chain locker ijn
QWO I stand (or vessel indicated stands)
(class indicated) at Lloyd's. QYB Locomotive.
QWP Inform Lloyd's agent. QYC Locomotion.

LOCOMOTIVELOOK.

Locomotive Continued. Long boat gtr
Locomotive boiler gxd
Locomotive engine mas Longitude. Code Flag over di
QYD Locomotive torpedo.
Note. For degrees of longitude, see
QYE lodge-d-ment., page 56.
Degree of longitude krz

QYF Lodging Derelict reported passed on * lati-
tude
, longitude dangerous to ;
QYG log-ged-ging. t6 log. navigation kvr

Engine-room log mbi Difference of longitude kzg
Log board gqp QYZ East longitude.
Logbook gyz Have passed ice in
latitude , longi-
QYH Log glass. tude
on the , * -- J--PQ
Log line , <jus Ihave been injured by ice in latitude,
Meteorological log book gz a and longitude pbn
Official log book gzd Ice between 30 and 35 of longitude,*
.Patent log tef PF
Ship's log vyc Ice between 35 and 40 of longitude,*
Steam log book ..^ ...gzh PG
Ice between 40 and 45 of longitude,*
QYI Logarithm. Logarithm table. PH
QYJ Logwood. pi
QYK Long. pj
Any longer - epb Ice between 55 and 60 of longitude,*
As long as fav PK
Do not stand too long on your present Ice between 60 and 65 of longitude,*
tack _ jzi PL
QYL How long a time? Ice between 65 and 70 of longitude,*
How long after? drp PM

How long ago (or, since)?. dtk Ice between 70 and 75 of longitude,*
QYM How long do you require to clean your PN
engines? Ice between 75 and 80 of longitude,*
How long have you (or vessel indicated) po
been in such distress? lhi In the longitude of .
How long have you (orvesselindicated) QZA In what longitude ?

been on fire? naj - QZB Is. the longitude correct?
QYK How long have you been on the voyage? QZC Longitude by dead reckoning.
How long have you had this fog? . .ngk QZD Longitude by observation.
QYO How long is (or, are)? QZE Minute of longitude.
How long may we stand on our present QZF My longitude by chronometer is .
course? JZK QZG My longitude by is

Rendezvous in latitude and longi-
.
How long ought I to be getting an

answer from ? emy tude JC
QYP How long shall you stop (remain)? Report the (vessel indicated) all well,
How long will delay be? ksh in latitude and longitude (indi-
,
How long will you be getting steam cated), on the (date indicated). -UN
up vy Saw derelict in latitude and longi-
How long will you (or vessel indicated) tude on the * -JH
be repairing damages? bm QZH Second of longitude.
QYR How much longer? QZI West longitude.
I fear I can not hold on much longer, CZJ What is the longitude of ?
OWT What your first meridian
is -NBL ?
I shall stand in for the land as long as QZK What your longitude brought up to
is
I can see ^...qdz the present moment?

I will not delay you long ksj QZL What is your longitude by chronom-
Long after drq eter?
Long ago (or, since) dtl What and longitude did you
latitude
Longboat Grot they) have ice in?
(or, ps
Long range uht QZM What longitude do (or, did) you go
Long time ago. Long ago - dtl into?
QYS Long way.
QYT Longer. QZN Longitudinal-ly.
QYU Longest.
QYV Much longer. Lood. (Measure of tveight) bai
Not longago dtn
QYW Not much longer. QZO LOOK-ED-ING. TO LOOK.
Rocks stretch a long way out-- ge Bad lookout frg
QYX Too long. Be on your guard. Look out oiv
*Date to be indicated if necessary.

.
LOOKLOSS.
Look Continued. RAL LOSE-ING. TO LOSE.

Do you, or, Did you get a good look at All hands lost (or, perished) dxq
the land to know exactly whereabouts All lost. Total loss dxo
we are? py All nets lost dxp
Freights looking better . nqf Boat is lost aq
Good lookout odz Both booms with nets lost gzo
Has the appearance of. Looks like . es a Cargo lost -. -- hzy
Heavy weather coming; look sharp., fz RAM Do not lose sight of it.
I do not like the look of the weather . _ze Have lost
head of cattle ife
In anchoring, look out formooringS-Elw Have lost all boats; can you take off
In anchoring, look out for telegraph people? ,. ni
cable wv Have lost deck cargo iao
Keep a good lookout aloft - - bag Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled- .MS
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported RAN Have you lo%t?
enemy's war vessels are going about Have you lost all your boats? bl,
in disguise as merchantmen. -OJ Heavy loss . osx
Keep a good lookout for land (or, light), I have just lost sight of the land (or,
or, Look out for land (or, light) (bear- light) qdv
ing to follow, if necessary) pyh I have lost all boats my bo
Keep a sharp lookout pyi I have lost an anchor ein
QZP Look at.
,
RAO If you lose the wind.

QZR Look in (or, into). It is dangerous to lose the wind gc
QZS Look outto (or, for). Just lost sight of land (or, light) --Qdv
Look out. Pay attention ds Key of propeller lost -..qah
Look out at daybreak ..knm Little loss. Qvw
Look out for a boat bearing gts RAP Lose no time.
Look out for aline (or, rocket line)...KF Lose no time in getting to the anchor-
QZT Look out for a squall. age ELC
Look out for my pilot. Pick up my Lose no time in shoring up cf
pilot TJH RAQ Lose-ing, Lost sight of
(vessel or ob-
Qzrr Look out for the tow-line. ject indicated).
Look out on lee bow hcj RAS Lose-ing, Lost time.
Look on weather bow
out hck RAT Loss.
QZV Look out
to leeward. Loss of bulwarks hlt
QZW Look to windward,
out RAU Lost.
QZX Lookout vessel (or, scout). Lost all propeller blades gly
QZY Lookout will be kept for any raft (or, Lost an anchor ejb
spars). Lost his (or, the) certificate ijb
i
Lookout will be kept on the beach all Lost number of blades (indicated) of
night. kg screw propeller glz

.
RAB Look to the slings. RAV Lost on the

Looks like esa RAW Lost overboard.
Looks likely.. ^ QTU RAX Lost screw propeller.
RAC Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and RAY Lost sight of wreck.
look out for their signals. RAZ Lost the (or, her) mast.
Ship's bottom must be looked at-.-HBG Mail steamer reported lost rfm
RAD Some one to look after stock. My chronometer loses daily gt
Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn No lives lost -QRF
Your permit will be looked at mkl RBA Not much loss.
RBC One net lost.
One net with boom lost gzu
RAE Look-out man. (Lookout.) Rudder lost - - -- -.vbj
Several lives lost QRG
RAF Loom-ed-ing. Severe loss -_ vsy
Time will be lost xtu
RAG loophole-d. Total loss. All lost dxo
RBD Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
RAH loose-d-ing-ly-ness. RBE Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.
Boiler loosi (or, adrift) gwd RBF Vessel seen(or indicated) lost her masts.
,
Broke loose hju We have lost altogether

I
EDO
Crank webs loose kbr RBG What have you lost?
Eccentric pulleys loose lsv RBH What loss?
Engine seating loose mco When did you lose your masts? RMJ
Holding-down bolts loose gya RBI Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
RAI Loose from. soon) ?
RAJ Loose sails. With loss of bowsprit hda
Propeller worked loose tzc With loss of foremast nky
RBJ Without loss.
RAK Lord-ship.
House of Lords. Senate ozr
Lord Mayor of rnj Loss. (See also Lose) rat
Part II GENERAL VOCABULARY. 303
LOSTLYNCH.
Lost. (See also Lose.) rau RCL Loyal-ty.
EBK Lot. ROM lubber-ly.

"We have had a lot of fog ngp
RCN Lubricant.
RBL Lottery.
RCO Lubricate-or.
RBM loud-ly-er-ness. Lubricating oil. Oil for machinery. SQC
Louis, or, Napoleon. (Coin) axjp RCP Lucifer.
RBN LOVE-D-ING. RCQ Luck-y-ily.
RBO Low. (See also Lower.) RCS lupf-ed-ing.

At low water you will have feet.KUZ Close luff iuy
Dry at low water lop RCT Luff all you can.
How many feet at low water? kvp RCU Luff tackle.
I can not make out the lowest flag- .ndf
RBP Low land. RCV Lug.
RBQ Low pressure.
Low-pressure cylinder kij RCW Luggage.
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out RCX Lugger.
of order) : kaw
BBS Low-pressure piston. RCY Lugsail.
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM RCZ lull-ed-ing.
If the wind abates zeq
RBT Low water. (or, lulls)
RBTT Low- water mark. RDA The first lull, or. When it lulls.
Lower-ed-ing. To lower rby
Lower KCA RDB lumber-ed-ing.
RBV Lowest. RDC Luminous- ary,
Markets are very bad (very low) ---FRS
Prices are low tvr RDE Luminous buoy.
Proceed at low water twz
The depth here (or at place indicated) RDF Lump-ed-ing.
is
feet at low water kvd
RBW The lowest price is. RDG Lunar.
RBX Too low. RDH Lunar rainbow.
Was the tide low when you grounded?
CJ RDI Lunatic-cy.
Lunatic asylum phz
What is the depth at low water?- . .kvp
What is the lowest price you will take?
tvu RDJ Lunch-eon. Tiffin.
You will be aground at low water . -KX RDK Will you lunch with me?
RBY LOWER-ED-ING. To LOWER. RDL Lung. PJR
Lower away. Inflammation of the lungs
RBZ
RCA Lower. RDM LURCH-ED-ING.
QMi>
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top- Lee lurch
KJI Weather lurch yzp
sail yard
Lower boom GZS
Lower cap HVL Lyingin (or, at) --Qps
Lying in the roadstead QPT
RCB Lower deck. nk I
Lower fore topsail yard
Lower main topsail yard RGFRDN Lymph. Vaccine lymph.
BCD Lower mast. Rwo RDO Lynch-law.
Lower ,mizzen topsail yard
RCE Lower port.
RCP Lower rigging.
wlu
Lower spanker topsail yard
RCG Lower studding sails.
RCH Lower topsail.
RCI Lower yard. tsq
Premiums are lower j
RCJ Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast (or vessel indicated has).
RCK Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated).
Top your lower yard xvo
MMAIL.
. . . .. . . . . .
MAIL MAKE.
Mail Continued. Main Continued.

BFA Have you a mail? BGM Main pump.
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches), RGN Main rigging.
for me (or vessel, person, or place RGO Main royal.
indicated) !
1

---JQ RGP Main royal yard.
BFB I have mails for Main runners -, vcb
I will take mails for you.. qp RGQ Mainsail. Main course.
Last mail - qgc RGS Mainsail split.
Latest posting time for mail is . qhg Main shaft broken me
RFC
Mail arrived on the
(date indicated)
.
RGT Main shaft broken in stern tube.

Mail bag fsj RGU Mainsheet.
RFD
Mail closes at RGV Mainstay.
Mail day kno RGW Main staysail
RFE
Mail due (or, is due) on RGX Main tack.
RFG Mails have (or, had) arrived from RGY Maintop.
(dates up to ). RGZ Main topgallant mast.
RFH Mail has left. RHA Main topgallant sail.
RFI Mail has (or, had) not arrived from RHB Main topgallant yard.
(place indicated). RHC Main topmast.
RFJ Mail is now at RHD Main topmast staysail.
RFK Mail steamer. RHE Main topsail.
RFL Mail steamer arrives-dat RHF Main topsail yard.
RFM Mail steamer reported lost. RHG Main topsail yard sprung.
RFN Mail steamer sails-ed. RHI Main yard.
RFO Mail tender. RHJ Main yard sprung.
RFP Mails go by sailing vessel. Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
RFQ Mails go by steamer. RHK Upper main topsail yard.
RFS Missed the mail. What are the dimensions of main yard?
RFT Next mail. LAO
Overland mail leaves on the sxm RHL Maintain-ed-ing-enance.
RFU Passed the mail days ago.
RFV Shall I save the mail (or, post) ? RHM Maize.
RFW The mails leave on the
RFX The next mail goes in (vessel indi- RHN Majesty.
cated). RHO His, or, Her Majesty.
What
are the latest dates by the last His, or, Her Majesty's dominions --LKH
mail? kmh RHP
His, or, Her Majesty's Government.OGB
Her Majesty's service.
What is the number of mail bags you His, or,
have on board? fsp RHQ His, or, Her Majesty's ship.
RFY What vessel takes the next mail? RHS On His (or, Her) Majesty's service.
RFZ When does the mail arrive? RHT Their Majesties.
When does the mail leave? QT
RGA When ought the next mail to arrive? Major. (Army) --.ewm
RGB When ought the next mail to leave? Sergeant-major vrp
Will you wait for the mail? ytd Town Major xzf
RGC You are to land all mails at op.
RHTI Majority
RGD Main. RHV Government majority of
Back main topsail xwc Majority of rhu
Can I get a main yard at ? nyg RHW Opposition majority of
Fill main topsail myb
Gaff mainsail nvf RHX Make-ing. To make. (See also Made. )
Have broken main shaft mr As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
RGE I have carried away main yard. RHY Be sure and make no mistake.
I have sprung (or, damaged) main yard, Boilermaker owe
KJL RHZ Can make.
Keep the main topsail shivering pzj RIA Can make out.
RGF Lower main topsail yard. Can make out flags (or, colors)
Can you make a raft?
ncv
ugo
Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) - crao Can you make out her flag (o?v signal) ?
Main boiler .- OffiE NCW
RGH Main boom. Can you make out the leading marks?
QJO
Main cable hrl
Main chain us RIB Can not make.
Main check valves out of order ioe RIC Can not make out.
Main clew garnet iuh Can not make put her (or, your) colors.
RGI Main deck. LGX
RGJ Main drain. Can not make out the flags (or,
NCX
signals),
Main hold * oxd
RGK Mainmast. Can not make out your flags; come
BGL Mainmast sprung. nearer (or, make Distant Signals) -VM
1092907- -20
. . . )
MAKEMAN.
Make Continued. Make Continued.

Clearly make out itk Making (number to follow) revolutions
Convoy to disperse and make for desti- per minute uwj
nation is Not able to make such short tacks, .xil
Do not attempt to make the anchorage Not safe to risk making the land. .. vde
(or, harbor) fw Sail maker veg
Do not make any alterationuntil- -ECG RIT Set sail. Make sail.
Had we not better run in (or, make) for RIU Shall I make?
the land? pz Shall I make another attempt? fkq
I can not make out the flags(or, signals), RIV They (boats) are making for the shore.
NCX Try to make out name of vessel in
I can not make out the flags hoist the ; (direction indicated) sdp
signal in a better position owl RIX What do you make?
I can not make out the "bottom flag.NDF What do you make of stranger? wzf
I can not make out the second flag.NDG What do you make of the land? qeu
I can not make out the third flag.-NDH What harbor shall you make (or, run)
I can not make out the top flag ndi for? -OND
I shall make for the anchorage (or, When the ebb makes lsp
with all despatch jt When the flood makes nfr
I shall not endeavor to make the land, When will the flood make? ....xj
QDX RIY Will you make?
I shall not go into less than fathoms of Will you make an agreement? dttj
water whether I make the land or not, RIZ Will you make an offer?
QDY Will you make the land to-night? QEV - -
I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA Will you repeat the signals being made
I will show a light to-night when I to me? vn
make sail QRZ You may make an attempt fkv
BID In making sail. You may make some abatement ...cxu
Make a demand ktb You must not (or, can not) make any
Make, or, Take a duplicate (or, copy), excuse '..mli
JWD
Make a signal when you want a boat, Maker ___ riq
GTU
Make all snug ..dyn Malarious. Malarious fever mwq
Make allowancesfor (or, to) dzk
Make an acknowledgment dgs RJA Malay.
Make an agreement with duh
Make an alteration .'. ecp RJB Male. Male passenger.
Make an appointment for esz
RIE Make an example. RJC Malt liquor.
Make arrangements to (or, for) .exi
Make Distant Signals.. - lgh RJD Malta. .Maltese.
RIF Make fastto
Mast fast to a buoy .hms RJE Man. (See also Men. )
RIG Make fast to the pier. A. B. Able seaman .cxe
RIH Make for Run for (name of port

. Alderman .__ -. dws
to follow). Am a man-of-war rpm
RIJ Make-ing, Made goodthe (or^ your) Are there any men-of-war about ?..-SA
Make haste ,
ons Armed men not allowed to land euv
Make haste or he will be gone ocu Artilleryman ezu
Make inquiry med Boatman gvl
RIK Make-ing, Made mistakes. Boiler burst men killed at
RIL Make more sail. Set your Boiler burst
;
; men killed, others

RIM Make my complimentsto. wounded AU
RIN Make no noise. Keep silence. Boiler burst; several men killed ay
Make out svx Boiler burst; several men wounded _az
Make out an inventory psj Cattleman ifd
RIO Make provision for. Chairman TUQ
Make, or, Set sail rit Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister itx
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat Clothing for men. Slops rvs
onboard. dvn Coastguard man iyp
RIP Make short tacks. Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Make signalto (or, for) wcm mrn
Make sure of . xpo Fireman .nab
Make sure of her staying. wsb Fisherman nbs
Make your number. (Distinguishing Foreman -.njx
signal) dv Have men for.. ..rpd
RIQ Maker. Have you men enough? mdk
Makes good progress tyd Have you seen (or, spoken to) any men-
RIS Makes no progress. of-war? If so, report their names (or,
Making large purchases uca nation) vnm
i
?j ,
MANMANY.
Man Continued. RJT Manila hope.

He, or, She is full of men nsx
Helmsman otr RJU Manceuvre-d-ing.
How many men? rki RJV Naval manoeuvres.
Landsman - qpb
Leadsman qjl Man-of-war. (See'MEN-OF-WAR) - - .rpl
Liberty man qpj
Lookout man. (Lookout) rab RJW Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge.
RJF -Man-ned-ning. To, man.
Man aloft eah RJX Manrope.
Man and arm boats gtv
Man-of-war rpl RJY Mansion.
Man overboard _br
Manhole door -_lkr RJZ Manslaughter.
Manrope rjx
Men -- ..-RPC RKA Manufactory. ManufActure-ed-ing.
Men on leave.->- rpf Manufactured, Made, or, Built by
Men's clothing. Slops --- ivs HLE
Men's letters rpg Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
Merchant seaman rpy JXY
Midshipman RTJ
Newly-raised man -'--. rph RKB Manure.
Nobleman sit
Officers and men rpi RKO Manuscript.
Ordinary seaman ... svd
Postman tqo RKD Many.
Rifleman uxf A good many slight cases idh
Seaman .- vlg As many as faw
Short manned. Crew weak kd As many as convenient fax
Signalman wdh As many (or, much) as possible ...fay
Small-arm men evc Did you leave many ships at
?...qkp
Tradesman xzm He has not many hands on board-. omd
"Vessel looks like a man-of-war rpn RKE How many?
Want a boat; man overboard bt How many blades have you to your
Want men (number and particulars, if screw? -glx
necessary) 4
RPJ How many boats? _-gtj
Waterman. ywh How many chronometers have you?.lQF
We have left men behind (number to be How many days? kng
QLO How many deaths? kom
shown)
What men-of-war did you leave at How many dozen can you spare lmu
QLR How many fathoms? mtv
Workman - zia How many feet? mve
Your men Rpk How many feet at low water? kvf
men of crew have been ill with yellow How many funnels has she? NTS
fever (number to follow) mwt RKF How many guns?
RKG How many guns do you mount?
RKH How many guns does she carry?
RJG Manage-d-ing-able-ment. How many have you seriously ill?..KLD
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con- How many hours' coal have you got
trive) to ? - JTF (state at what speed)1. ixc
How many lighters do you want?--QTA
RJH Manager. RKI How many men?
RKJ How many miles an hour are you going?
RJI Mandarin. How many miles an hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? RTP
RJK Mandrell. How many miles from ? RTQ
RKL How many (or, much) more?
RJL Manger. How many passengers? tdo
How many ships? vxk
RJM Mangrove. How many sick? wbc
How many times? ;
xtm
Manhole door lkr How many tons of? Ix'J?
How many tons do you take? xuv
RJN Manifest. How many torpedo boats passed in
RJO Manifest of cargo. sight? gtk
How many were killed? qam
RJP Manipulate-d-ing-tion. How many wounded? Zffl
In how many minutes? RVD
RJQ Manner. dangerous to allow too many people
It is
In a hostile manner ozd onboard at once GB
RJS In what manner? Many expected mno
.
MANYMAST.
Many Continued. Mark Continued.

RKM Many minutes. Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
Many sick -- wbe on)? BMO

RKN Many wounded. Is there any alteration of marks?. . _hcm
Much, or, Many less QNM Landmark QEZ
RKO Much, or, Many more.
ohm
Leading mark
Low-water mark
QJP
rbu
Not a great many
REP Not so many as RLK Marked in feet.
Passed a good many vessels too RLM Marks are all gone. There are no marks
RKQ So many (or, much). (or, buoys).
They have a buoy (or, mark) on _hmw
RKS Too many (or, much).
RLN Trade-mark.
RET Map-ped-ing. What, or, Which are the leading marks?
QJS
REU Marble. What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? -.- fwo
RKV March. What are the marks? zcb

About March the czq What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
RKW Beginning of March. landmark) on? QP
RKX End of March. What brand (or, trade-mark)? hdy
RKY Next March.
RLO Market.
RKZ Mare. RLP How are the markets?
Is there any alteration in the market?
RLA Margin-al. ECN
Leave a good margin. -QKX RLQ Market place.
Markets are very bad (very low) .-.prs
RLB Marine.
Marine Board ... -GPL RLS Marline spike.
Marine glue -OBE
RLC Marine soap. RLT Marquis. Marchioness.
RLD Mercantile Marine.
RLU Marry-ied-ing-iage.
RLE Mariner. Certificate of marriage ras
RLF Shipwrecked Mariners' Society. Registrar of births, deaths, and mar-
riages -- GLI
RLG Maritime.
Commissaire d'Inscription maritime, Marsh. (Morass) Rzs
jey
Inscription maritime . ply RLV Marshal.
Inscritmaritime plz Provost Marshal uap
Prefet maritime tsg
RLW Martial.
Mark. (Coin) . auh Court-martial JZY
Martial law - QIN
RLH Mark-ed-ing. RLX Martingale.

Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks) ^..ecb RLY Mask-ed-ing.
Are. there any lights (or, landmarks)? Masked battery pyo
QEA
Buoy, or, Mark is not in proper
its RLZ Mason-ic-ry.
position LO
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in RMA Mass. (Divine Service.)
its proper position hmg
RLI Can see the mark (or, beacon). RMB Massacre-d-ing.
Can you give me a leading mark (or,
direction) for making the land here- RMC Mast.
abouts (or at place indicated) ! pw 1
After cutting away her masts khd
Can you make out the leading marks? After, or, Jigger masts drc
QJO
Can I get a spar for mast at ?.nyh
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) ?.gae Can you rig a jury mast? vw
RLJ Can not see the mark. Cut away the mizzen mast rwn
Do you know the leading mark? qbv Cut away your masts kj
High- water mark yvf Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not
How does the mark (beacon, or, buoy) carry sail bh
bear? gah Do not cut away your masts khm
How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or, Fifth mast mxo
mark) to bear? -Gai First mast nay
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can Five-masted ship mxp
be in their proper positions hmk Foremast njy
. .
MASTME.
Mast Continued. RMN Match-ed-ing.

Fore topgallant mast - njg
Fore topmast -.njk RMO Match (for lighting).
Fore topmast sprung --- --.njl
Four-masted barque fxq RMP Mate.
Four-masted schooner npc Boatswain's mate gvn
Four-masted ship npd First mate (or, officer) nbc
Fourth mast npe RMQ Mate is on shore.
Fourth-mast chains ije Second mate (or, officer) .'- vme
Half-mast your ensign - mel RMS Send the mate off.
Have, or, Has been dismasted lew Third mate (or, officer) xqo
Hoist masthead flags owe
I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung RMT Material-ly.
her (mast indicated) rcj
Are you, or, Is (vessel indicated) mate-
Iron mast -Psz rially damaged (or, injured) ? ao
Jigger mast. After mast dec Have you materials for stopping the
RMD Jury mast, or, Jury masted. leak? QJW
Lost the (or, her) masts - raz EMU Have you the materials?
Lower mast ROD Is vessel specified, or, Are you materially
Mainmast egk injured? ao
Mainmast sprung bgl RMV Materials for
Maintopgallantmast egz
Main topmast ehc RMW Mathematic-al-ly-ian.
RME Mast-ed-ing. To mast.
RMF Masthead. At masthead. RMX Matter.
RMG Masthead lantern (or, light, or, lamp). As a matter of course fac
RMH Mast is secured. Do not interfere with (or, take the mat-
RMI Mast rope. ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
QWH
Mizzenmast ewq
Mizzen topgallant mast - - Rwv I decline to have anything further to
Mizzen topmast ewz say (or, do) in the matter eqo
Second mast vmd Is anything the matter? Has any acci-
Sprung; or, Seriously damaged a lower dent happened? BK
mast RCJ Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not agent Qwe
carry sail BH Money matters ...eyd
Sprung my foremast and must bear up, RMY What is the matter?
NKW
Sprung my foremast, but can fish it at Matting. (See also Mat) eml
sea nkx
Steel mast wtm RMZ Matteess.
Step of the mast (tabernacle) ..wun
Third mast xqn RNA Maul.
Three-masted schooner vjk
Topgallant mast xvq RNB Mauve.
Topmast xvw
Under jury masts kmd RNC Maxim Gun.
Vessel seen(or, indicated) lost her masts,
RBF RND Maximum.
Visible from the masthead yqz
RMJ When did you lose your masts? May. (See Can) - cdz
Will you lend me a fish for my mast?-NCi
With loss of foremast -.nky RNE May. (Month. )'

About May the czr
RMK Master. RNF Beginning of May.
Beach master fzq RNG End of May.
Captain, or, Master (Mercantile Marine), RNH Next May.
HWQ
Harbor master, Captain of the port, RNI Mayoralty.
HWS RNJ Lord Mayor of
Harbor master's office omy
Postmaster, or, Post-office official- -TQK M. C. Member of Congress jpa
Quartermaster uey
Schoolmaster vjh Me --- ced
Shipping master (or, officer) vyj After me (my, mine) cea
Station master WRQ Before me (my, mine) -..ceb
By me (my, mine) bjs
RML Mat-ted-ting. For me (my, mine) __ bpe
Chafing mat--- ul From me (my, mine) --..-.bpq
Coir, or, Grass matting - izt Give me (my, mine) nzy
Collision mat J^-T In me (my, mine) .-- - cdk
?
310 GENERAL VOCABULARY; Part II.
ME MEN.
Me Continued, ROA Measure-ed-ing-ment. To measure.

Let me (my, mine) qnu How many tons measurement of goods
Me by bkd can you take? - oev
Me to cef Tons measurement xuw
Me with -Ceg Tons measurement of goods -.oey
Of me (my, mine) cgo
On me (my, mine) CGZ ROB Meat. .
To me (my, mine) CNW Australian meat fmg

With me (my, mine) cwh Fresh meat nqw
Frozen meat nqa
RNK Meal. Frozen meat cargo hzb
During meal hours ..lpo Preserved meat *.
tuk
Salt meat *. vpu
Indian Meal phy
ROC Mechanic-al-ly-ism.
RNL Mean-t. To mean. (See also Meaning ROD Mechanical mine.
and Intend.) Stoker mechanic wvz
Do you mean (intend) to ? POQ
I mean to carry sail all night vea ROE Medal.
I mean to slip my cable hkg
RNM What do you mean? ROF Mediate-d-ing-ion-or.
RNO Mean. The mean. ROG Medical-ly.

In the meantime (meanwhile) rnx Local Medical Board gpk
RNP Mean time. Medical assistance wanted want a sur- ;
My chronometer on Greenwich
is fast geon EGL
(or, first meridian) mean time or Medical authorities pnm
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich Medical Board gpm
(or, first meridian) meantime gs ROH Medical comforts.
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean ROI Medical comforts running short.
time is XL ROJ Medical officer.
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first ROK Medical report.
meridian) mean time? xn ROL Medical stores.
ROM Medical survey.
RNQ Meaning. RON Medical treatment.
RNS Right meaning. Want immediate medical assistance- yl
RNT What is the meaning of
Wrong meaning '.
zkb ROP Medicine-al-ly.
Medicine chest iom
RNU Means. ROQ Medicines have run short.
By all means dyk
By no means hpe ROS Meet-ing. (See also Met.)
By no means plain tlv Did you meet (or, fall in) with? ...mrl
By this means hpr ROU Meet me at the railway station.
RNV By what means? Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
Can not be got off (or,
means now available
afloat) by any (or, meets) on the .jpb
CD ROV Shall you meet?
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or, ROW Should you meet (or, fall in) with.
any means of making a signal) ?._gsp
Every means mix
When you meet zls
Will you (or person indicated) meet me
Have you any means of throwing a line? on shore to-day? ...kod
QUJ
I have no means of laying out an anchor, ROX Melanite.
EIO
I, They wish to abandon but have not
or,
ROY Melt-ed-ing.
the means aj Molten rxu
RNW No means of. - _
No means of living qwb ROZ Member.

No means of sending vpl Member of Parliament (or, Deputy),
RNX Meanwhile.
Member of Congress
TBO
jpa
RNY Measles.
RPA Memorandum. Memo.
RNZ Measure. (See Table op British and Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo.DLC
Foreign Measures, pages 51 to 54.) Admiralty memo dlu
Cubic, or, Solid measure (page 52) .ayb
Measure of capacity (page 52) ayj RPB Memory-able.
Measure of length (page 51) .avk
Measure of weight (page 53) azx RPC Men. (See also Man. )
Square, or, Surface measure (page 52), Armed men not allowed to land euv
AXH RPD Have men for.
. , . .
MEK MESSAGE.
Men Continued. Mercury. Quicksilver -. ufh

Have you men enough? mdk Fulminate of mercury ntb
How many men? eki
RPE Let the men
RPF Men on leave. RQB Mere-ly.
RPG Men's letters.
RPH Newly-raised men.
RPI Officers and men. RQC Meridian. Meridian of.
RPJ Want men (number and particulars, if Ante-meridian edu
necessary). Did you get a meridian altitude? __edh
RPK Your men. Ex-meridian altitude edk
Meridian altitude edl
RPL Men-of-war. Man-of-war. My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
RPM Am a man-of-war. (or, first meridian) mean time gr
Are there any men-of-war about? . - sa . My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
Are there many men-of-war now cruis- (or, first meridian) mean time gs
ing KEX My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
Did you fall in with any men-of-war? Greenwich 6 12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
MRN hsi
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of- My first meridian is Greenwich nbk
war? If so, report their names and My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
nationalities vnm wich 2 20' 15"=0h. 9m. 21s tbl
I saw war vessels disguised off . .len My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
Man-of-war ensign mep time is \ XL
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel RQD On meridian of
(or,funnels)
Here give the color or
. Post-meridian drw
design of the line of steamers that it RQE Vessel indicated reckons from the me-
may be an imitation of leo ridian of
Passed, or, Saw some men-of-war ..tcr What is your first meridian? nbl
RPN Vessel looks like a man-of-war. Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
"What men-of-war did you leave at meridian) meantime?! xn
QLR
RQF Merit-ed-ing- orious.
RPO Mend-ed-ing.
RQG Mess-ed-ing.
RPQ Mention-ed-ing. RQH Mess room.
RQI Mess traps.
RPS Mercantile.
Captain, or, Master. (Mercantile Ma- RQJ Message.
rine) hwq Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal
RPT Is there any mercantile news? (or, message) dgo
Mercantile Marine - RLD
Mercantile Navy List of country of
Can telegraph message be forwarded
from ? wr
vessel signaling QVJ Can you forward my message by tele-
graph? HU
RPU Merchandise. Can not understand the message _.yhu
Cipher message iqt
RPV Merchant. Do you understand the message? . .yhv
RPW Am a merchant vessel. Following communication (message, or,
Armed merchant ship edw signal) is secret and in cipher iqv
Have you the Merchant Shipping Act Forward following message by telegraph
or Navigation Laws of the country of to nmw
vessel signaling? dig Forward following telegraphic message
Keep a good look-out, as it is reported by signal letters, instead of writing it
enemy's war vessels are going about at length xb
disguised as merchantmen oj Forward message without loss of
RPX Merchant Navy. time
my message
nmy
RPY Merchant seaman. Forward reply to

by tele--
RPZ Merchant ship (or, vessel).

RQK Have,
graph to
Has message.
wt
Merchant Shipping Act or Navigation or,
Laws of the country of vessel signal- Have you any message (telegram, or-
ing dik ders, or, communication) for me? -.IB
Merchant steamer - RPZ RQL Have you any message for your owner?
Merchant Vessels of the United States, RQM Have you received my message?
List of* QVJ I will leave a message at - qkw
RQN I will repeat the message (or, what you
* Published annually; contains names, say).
owners, signal flags, etc., of all United RQO I will telegraph message immediately.
States registered vessels. RQP Message is not understood.
Repeat the message urj
RQA Mercury. (The planet.) Secret message ,.vmi
tSee note to Greenwich, page 258.

MESSAGEMIL.
) ,
MILMINUTE.
Mil. (Swedish measure of length) - - - awl RUL MlNE-D-ING. TO MINE.

Buoyant mine - _.-hmz
Mil. ( Turkish measure of length) . .aws Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
mined ild
RTN Mild-ly-ness. Channel, or, Fairway is mined. Beware
of torpedoes-- xp
BTO Mildew. Channel, or, Fairway is not mined. _xq
Coalmine iwq
Mile. (English Statute) ...'._. awn Countermine-d-ing jyq
English geographical (or, nautical) Countermining launch jyr
mile awo Do not approach the coast because it is
English statute mile awn mined etn
Geog'aphical mile awo Electric mine ..lva
German mile . awm Electro contact mine lvp
Square mile axw Floating mine nfc
About a mile (or number indicated) _czi Gold mine odm
After running
(miles indicated) .drh Ground mine OiG
Current runs
miles an hour kfy Illuminate-d-ing mine field pdb
Current will run very strong (indicate Is the channel mined? ilp
miles per hour if necessary) kgb Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
How many miles an hour are you boats)? ... _xs
going? rkj Line of mines- QUP
RTP How many miles nn hour can you (or Mechanical mine rod
vessel indicated) go? RUM Mine. (A mine.
RTQ How many milos from ? Mine, or, Torpedo buoy xwn
RTS I shall go miles. RUN Mine case.
I shall go about miles an hour till RUO Mine field.
daylight kni RUP Mine laid.
Keep vessel going about miles an RUQ Mining district of.
hour.--. pze Submarine mine xbj
Miles from (or, distant) LGi The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined mfu
RTU Military. RUS There are no mines laid.
RTV Have military stores on board.
RTW Is there any military news? RUV Miner.
RTX Military invalid.
RTY Military officers. RUW Mineral.
RTZ Military prison-er. RUX Mineral oil.
RUA Military secretary.
RUB Military stores.
RUC Military top. Minim. ( Measure of capacity) azh
RUD Military transport.
RUE Naval and military news. RUY Minimum.
RUF Militia. RUZ Minister-ed-ing-try.

Change of ministry IRQ
RUG Milk. Minister, Parson, or, Clergyman... itx
Ambassador edv
Fresh milk NQX Minister, or,
Preserved milk tul Our Minister (or, Ambassador) at
RUH Mill-er. EDW
RVA Minor-ity.
Millier. (
Measure of weight) bav Government in a minority of --.ofv
Milligramme. (Measure of weight) -_b aw RVB Minute.
Milliliter. (Measure of capacity) - . azg Note.For minutes of Arc and Time,

see page 58.
Millimeter. ( Measure of length) - - . awp
Cubic Millimeter (Cubic Measure) -_zno RVC Few minutes. Jh a few minutes.
Square millimeter (Square measure) - axy RVD In how many minutes?
Making (number to follow) revolu-
RUI Million-th. tions per minute uwj
Many minutes RKM
Milreis. (Coin) aui Minute gun OKG
Minute guns firing in (direction indi-
RUJ Mind-ed-ing-ful. cated) OKH
Change of mind .
ikp Minute guns firing last night in (quar-
RUK Mind you get paid. ter indicated)
Minutes of latitude
OKI
qhv
Never mind she
Minutes of longitude qze
Mine. (See My) ced RVE Minutes of time.
MIRAGEMONASTERY.
. .
MORPHIAMUCH.
SAG Morphia. Mourn-ed-ing. (Grieve) -OHX

Morrow. To-morrow xuo SBK Mouse.
SAH Before to-morrow.
The day after to-morrow drv SBL Mouth.
To-morrow afternoon drz Off the mouth of the river (or, ) .uyj
To-morrow morning sae
To-morrow night XUP SBM Move.
To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
post --TQH gard motions ...lfx
I can not weigh until you have moved,
Morse alphabet ebp ZAV
SAIDo not understand Morse code. Ido not think we shall get any good by
SAJ Do you understand Morse code? moving .* oeg
SAK Morse code. SBN Moved.
SAL Use Morse code. SBO Movement.
SAM Will use Morse code. SBP Moving.
SAN mortal-ly-ity. M. P. Member of Parliament (or,

Deputy) tbo
SAO Mortar.
Mortar battery ftp Mr. Mister
. rwh
SAP Mortar for throwing a line.
SAQ Mortar vessel. Mr. junior
, __. pxb
SAR Mortgage-d-ing-r-e. Mrs. ___rwi
SAT mortify-ied-ing. to mortify. SBQ Much.

As much as ...faz
SAU Mortification. As much as can be taken fba
As much (or, many) as possible fay
SAV Mosquito. Can not gain much nvl
SBR How much?
SAW Most-ly. The most. How much longer? qyr
Most certain-ly - ihl How much (or, many) more? rkl
Most economical speed .. ltd not avail much
It will foj
Most likely (or, probable) qtv Much altered.. ecq
Most of all dyo Much better gis
SAX Most of them. Much censure for __ _igu
The most saw Much cut up KHP
Winds have mostly been zfp Much damage has been doneto (or,
by) kjq
SAY Mother-ly. Much danger - klf
Much fatigued (or, tired) mtx
SAZ Motion. SBT Much hurt.
Disregard motions. Disregard leader's Much, or, Many less qnm
movements lfx Much lpnger' qyv
Follow motions ...ngt Much, or, Many more rko
Parallel-motion gear tax Much nearer sfi
Parallel-motion rod out of order . . _tay Much pleased - tmr
SBA Report the motions of Much regret-ted uoa
Much sea. Heavy sea.. UQ
SBC Motive. Much surf. Heavy surf osz
SBD What is the motive? Much swell on

ur
SBE Without any motive. Much tired (or, fatigued) mtx
Much to blame gmh
SBP Motor. Much worse zig
Electric motor lvb SBU Not much.
Motor engine mat Not much longer qyw
Not much loss _. rba
Mou. (Square measure) ! ___ axq Not much sea. _
us
Not much wanted ytp
SBG mould-ed-ing. Quite as much as ufq
So much (or, many) rkq
SBH Mound. Take as much as xjk
Too much (or, many) rks
SBI Mount-ed-ing. To mount. Too much scope vjq
How many guns do you mount? ...rkg Too much sea uv
Mounted escort ....mho Too much
Too much
strain on wyi
surf xfu
SBJ Mountain-ous. Too much swell
MUCHMUST.
MuchContinued. Must Continued.

Too much wind zfb I must cek
SBV Very much. I must be bge
SBW Was much, pleased. I must not -_ cel
Will there be much profit? txz I must not be bgf
With much pleasure tmx I must not delay (detain) ksi
If I must bzj
Mud. (Measure of capacity) ayz If I must not bzk

Letters must be sent to (or, by ),
SBX Mud-dy. QOL
Muddy bottom....... - hbd Must anchor ejd
Must be cem
SBY muffle-d-ing. Must be acknowledged dgt
Must be adopted ---
--DMK
SBZ Mug. Must be altered ecr
Must be complete-d with jkr
SCA Mulatto. Must be prevented tvj
Must be readyto (or, for) ujp
SCB mule-teer. Must come Jdi
Must do (or, be done) cen
SCD Multiple. Must examine (or, be examined) for,
MKE
SCK multiply-ied-ing-ication. Must go ocv
Must have ceo
SCF Multitubular. Must have been cep
Multitubular boile:/ gxf Must have had ... T .ceq
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
SCG Mumps. indicated)^ cer
Must his (her-s, it-s)? ces
SCH Municipal-ity. Must I (my, mine)? CET
Must I go? ocw
Muntz's metal. (Number of sheets to Must I send? vpk
follow) RSC Must leave QLi
Must not lceu
SCI Murder-ous-er. (See also Assassinate. ) Must not be cev
Accused of having murdered some one, Must not do (or, be done ) .-- cew
DGI Must obtain (or, be obtained) snv
SCJ Murdered. Must oppose
Must relinquish
stc
upd
SCK Muriatic acid. Must shift vwy
Must that (or, this)? ^cex
SCL Muscat. Muscat Colors. Must the? CEY
Must there be cez
SCM Muscle. Muscular. Must these (or, those)? cfa
Must they (their-s)? cfb
SCN Mushroom. Must use YMQ
Mushroom anchor ejc Must we (our-s)? cfd
Must you-r-s Cfe
SCO Music- al-ian. That, or, This must. cli
That, or, This must be clj
Musket, Small arms, etc evd That, or, This must not clk
SCP Musket shot. That, or, This must not be
They must
CLM
cfg
SCQ Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore.
You are within musket (or, rifle) range, They must be bhv
uia They must not CFH
SCR Muslin. They must not be bhw
We must cfi
Musquito sav We must be bip
We must not cfj
SCT Mussulman. We must not be biq
What, or, Which must? CQH
Must - cej When must? cro
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Where must? cti
cated) must buy Who must?
Why must?
cuq
cvo
cated) must be 7
buz You must cfk
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- You must be .- bjf
cated) must not bva You must not cfl
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- You must not be _._bjg
cated) must not be bvc You must not (or, can not) make any
How must? bxp excuse mli
) . .
MUSTARDNATION.
SOU Mustard. SDG N. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,

see page 13.
scv muster-ed-ing. SDH Nail.
Muster book (or, roll). Roster
SDI Naked-ness.
sew Musty.
SDJ Name-d-ing. To name.
sex mutilate-d-ing-ion. Christianname ipz
Could not learn name qkd
SCY MUTINY-OUS-EER. Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
Crew have mutinied kcq report their names and nationalities,
scz Mutinied.
VNM
Mutiny want ; assistance yf SDK -His (or, her) name is
Keep the two objects named in one line,
SDA Mutton. QUM
Fresh mutton _ nqy SDL My name is
SDM Name (a name).
SDB Mutual-LY. Name on the bow hcl
Let us keep together for mutual support Name on the stern wur
(or, protection) in SDN Name unknown.
SDO Name will be spelt.
SDC MUZZLE-D-ING. No name on the bow .hcm
SDE Muzzle loader-ing. No name on the stern wus
Repeat ship's name; your
were flags
My. Mine ced not made out - du
After my
(me, mine) cea Signal the names of places to which you
Are, or, Is my (mine)? bel wish to be reported by telegraph-WDP
Before my (me, mine) ceb Spell the name wnd
By my (me, mine) bjs SDP Try to make out the name of vessel in
Can, or, May my (I, mine)? bkg (direction indicated).
Could, or, Might my (I, mine)? blc SDQ What her name?
is
Do, Does, or, Did my (mine)? bmh What the commander's name? jep
is
For my (me, mine) bpe SDB What is the name of?
From my (me, mine) _- bpq What is the name of admiral (or, senior
Give my (me, mine) nzy officer)? -.dlo
Had, Has, or, Have my (mine)? bqs What is the name of lighthouse (light-
If my (I, mine) byw ship, or, point) in sight? RW
In my (me, mine) cdk What is the name of the captain of
Let my (me, mine) qnu (ship indicated)"! hxn
Mustmy (I, mine)? Cet What is the name of signal station (or,
Need my (I, mine)? ,.-.ceh ship) insight? -_va
Not my (I, mine) CPU SDT What is your name?
Of my (me, mine) cgo - Your name is not on my list ; spell it
On my (me, mine) cgz alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
Ought my (I, mine)?--- chp table, page 15) ebq
Shall, or, "Will my (I, mine)? cit
Should, or, Would my (I, mine)? _-CJQ SDU Nameless.
That my (I, mine} cld
To my (me, mine).-...
Was, or, Were my (I, mine)?
osw
cos
SDV Namely.
When my (I, mine) --- crl SDW Naphtha.

Where my (I, mine).- ctp -
With my (me, mine) Cwh : Napoleon, or, Louis. (Coin) auf
Myriagramme. (Measure of weight. ) .bay SDX Narrate-d-ing-ive.
M yriametre. Measure of length. ) _ . awq SDY Narrow -ly-ness.

(
SDZ In the narrow part of the.
Myself ced Narrow-ly escape-d mgz
SEA Not very narrow.
SDF Mystery -ious-ly-ness. The channel (or, fairway) is narrow-lLE
Mystron. (Measure of capacity.) --AYR Very narrow-ly ypk.
SEB Nation-al-ity.
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of-
war? If so, report their names and
nationalities vnm
Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving QLM
SEC What nation do you (or vessel indi-
cated) belong to?
) ?
Part II. GENERAL VOCABULARY 319-
NATIVENEAT'S.
SED Native-ity. Navigate Continued.

Native craft kba Person to navigate --
Native crew kdo
SEF Native troops. SEO Navy (Royal, or, State) . (See also Na-
Natives do not like ships watering with- val.)
out payment ywq Belonging to the Navy. Naval sel
SEG Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native Captain in the Navy hwp
craft. Lieutenant in the Navy QPW
Mercantile Navy List QVJ
SEH Naturalize-d-ing-ation. Merchant Navy RPX
Naval - sel
SEI Nature-al-ly. United States, Royal, or, StateNavy.SFC
I should like to know the nature of the United States, Royal, or, State Navy
sickness, if any, before I send my List, or, Register QVM
boat (or, communicate) fc
SEJ What.is the nature of? SFD Neap tide..
Whatsis the nature of the bottom? or, SPE Vessel indicated will be neaped.
What kind of bottom have (or, had)
you HBK SFG Near-ed-ing. To near.
Ammunition is nearly expended efr
SEK Nautical-ly. As near as fbo
Have you the Nautical Almanac for the Can not distinguish youi signal flags;
current year (or year indicated)
1
*. .rq come nearer (or, make Distant Sig-
Nautical Almanac dzw nals)
'-
vm
Nautical mile,, or, Knot awo Come nearer JOT
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; I have
SEL Naval. (See also Navy.) Belonging something important to communi-
to the Navy. cate Code Flag over H
SEM Is there any naval news? Deepest water is nearer the bank (or,
fvb
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve? .qpx reef)
Naval and military news rue Deepest water is nearer the shore- -KQV
Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen.HlA '
Do not approach too near eto
SEN Naval court. Do not come so near
Do not keep so near _
jde
....pyc
SEO Navy Department.
Naval depot ktjr SFH How near did you pass to
SEP Naval invalid.
RJV
I will keep near you during the night,
ivf
Naval manoeuvres
SEQ Naval officer. near
Is adrift dmq
SEE Naval prison-er. Keep near to me pzd
SET Naval Reserve. (Royal Naval Reserve. Keep nearerto pze
SEU Naval Reserve Officer of the
officer. SFI Much nearer.
Royal Naval Reserve. Must be nearing the land. Near the
SEV Naval station. land ..., QEP
SEW Naval store. Near-ly enough mdp
hmu
Naval Reserve ensign meq Near the buoy
Sublieutenant in the Royal Naval Re- Near the engine room mbr
serve Q? z Near the land Qep
SFJ Near the point.
SEX Navigate-d-ing. SFK Near the rocks.
Beware of derelict; dangerous to navi- Near to (Close to)
. rvc
gation JE SFL Nearer-est.
Derelict reported passed on in lati- SFM Nearest port.
tude
longitude
,
dangerous to ;
SFN Nearly.
navigation kvr Nearly afloat dqa
Have you a book of Navigation Tables? Nearly all our --SVQ
rn Nearly clear of- ito
Have you the Navigation Laws, or, Nearly enough mdp
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun- SFO Not so near.
try of vessel signaling dig Stand nearer the shoal (or, bank, or,
SEY Is it necessary (i. e., does the naviga- reef) fwa

tion require me) to take a pilot?
.
Come nearer I have
Stop, Heave-to, or, ;
Is the river navigation difficult?. _-KZW something important to communicate,

Code Flag over H
SEZ Navigable. weo
SFA Navigation. Sunk off (or, near) the
Too close (or, near) ivj
Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship-
-
ping Act of the country of vessel sig- Very near-ly ypl

naling dik. SFP You are too near the rocks.
SPB Navigation Tables. SFQ Neat-ly-ness-er-est.
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in
good, condition hull well out of the
;
water dangerous to navigation -Kvs

;
SFR Neat's-foot Oil.
. . . ,
NECESSARYNEWS.
SFT Necessary. SGW Nest.

Absolutely necessary
Amputation necessary
dbi
egs
Crow's nest - kes
Complete refit necessary jkm SGX Net-ted-ting.

Consider it (or, them) necessary __.jqh All nets lost - dxp
Despatch is necessary. jk Boom for torpedo net-- gzy
Have you (or persons indicated) the Both booms with nets lost -- gzo
necessary certificates (or, credentials)? Defence net - kri
IHZ Fishing net nbw
SFU I do not think necessary.
it Hammock netting olu
SPV If necessary, or, If you think it neces- Jib net --Pvo
sary. SGY Net obstruction.
Is it necessary (i. e., does the navigation One boom with net lost gzu
require me) to take a pilot? sey One net lost rbc
SFW It was necessary. Torpedo net xwv
SFX It will be necessary. Two (or number indicated) nets lost,
SFY Necessary papers. I rbd
Pilot not necessary tjl SGZ Nett.
Regular survey necessary uoc Nett weight . zbf
Repairs necessary. ure
Scarcely necessary viu SHA Neuter-ral-ity.
SFZ Will it be necessary to (or, for)? Neutral colors (or, ensign) mer
SHB Neutral port.
SGA Necessity. SHC Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral.
Any necessity for? epg Port is neutral tos
In case of necessity (or, accident) ...bp
SGB No necessity of for SHD Never.
Under the necessity of yhl SHE Never mind.
Will prevent the necessity of tvn
SHF Nevertheless.
SGC Neck. (Part of body. )
SHG New-er-est-ly.
SGD Need-ed. A new establishment mhk
SGE In need (or, want) of. Bend anew sail vds
Need be bgy Fittingnew propeller nco
Need be under no anxiety about eoj Laid up to have a new boiler put in-Qlu
Need I (my, mine) ceh Must have a new boiler gxh
Need not be bgz Must have a new shaft vti
SGF Need not fear. New boiler had (or, has) been put in,
Need not interfere pql GXI
New book gzo
SGH Needle. New moon ryz
Magnetic needle __req New system xic
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing Newly -raised men rph
sails . YFN
SHI News. (See also Account.)
SGI Negative-d-ing. Negation. Any news of? eph
Answered negatively ems Any news of my family? epi
No, or, Negative _D, or, Code Flag over d Any news of themail? epj
Bad newsof frh
SGJ Neglect-ed-ing-ful-ly. Good news of oea
Agreat neglect of duty ..lqd Have you any news of recent date from
SGKBy some neglect. (or, about) ? kmd
SGLDo not neglect. Indifferent news (or, accounts) of
Great neglect ..- ohe dfg
SGM Have, or. Has been neglected. SHJ Is the news official?
Neglect of duty lqe Isthere any mercantile news? rpt-
Isthere any military news ? rtw
SGN Negligent-ly-ce. Isthere any naval news? SEM
SHE Isthere any political news?
SGO Negotiate-d-ing-ion-ble-or. Latest news 1. qhf
Naval and military news rue
SGP Negro. SHL News expected on
News, or, Report is confirmed joe
SGQ Neighbor-hood. News, or, Report, or, Information is not
SGR In the neighborhood of correct JXC
Newspaper sho
SGT Neither of. No news of sd
SGU Neither of them. No news of importance pex
SGV Neither of us. SHM Political news.
Neither seen nor heard orm Receive-d-ing
1
newsof (or, from) _uld

.
NEWSNINE.
News Continued. Next Continued.

Some important news has arrived _eym Next Wednesday- zah
Telegraphic news arrived from . . . jx Next week .zan
"What is date of latest news from ?.se Next winter --- __zgi
What is the news from ? sf? Next year zkx
What will be about the latest news The next mail goes in (vessel indi-
from ? -_--SE cated) RFX
SHN Where, or, What source did the news What vessel takes the next mail? ._rfy
come from? When ought the next mail to arrive?
RGA
SHO Newspaper. When ought the next mail to leave?
SHP By a newspaper of
(date following) RGB
Can you give (or, lend) me a newspaper? SHZ nlcaragua-n. nloaraguan colors.
SB
SHQ Have you newspaper of date? SIA Nickel. Nickel-plated.
SHE, I am sending you some newspapers.
Newspapers up to (date indicated) SIB Night.
(from , if necessary) sc Arrived during the night - - exw
What is the date of your latest news- As soon as it is dark fbm
paper (or, letter)? kmj At night fik
SHT Will you send me some newspapers? SIC Before night.
Would you like to see our newspapers? By night - hpd
SL Do you remain all night? uph
New York. During the night LPT
Report me to "New York Herald" Every night *-- miz
Office, London ui Friday night nrk
Report me to "New York Herald" Guns firing last night in
(quarter in-
Office, New York uj dicated) OKA
Report me to "New York Herald" I mean to carry sail all night vea
Office, Paris UK I sail to-night -- _.._xur
I shall lie-to during the night.- lpx
SHU Next. I shall steer during the night- -_wtz
By the next ship vxh I will keep close to you during the night,
Expected next mail mni 1VF
Expected next week mnj If the night is dark-- klq
Next account dfi Keep a strict watch all night pyj
Next ahead dvo Keep fires on the shore all night fzw
Next April euc Keep me in sight during the night .pyv
Next astern fhp Last night QGF
Next August fmd Lookout will be kept on the beach all
Next autumn '.-FNY night kg
Next day. Dayafter dro Midnight RTH
Next December kpn Minute guns firing last night in (quar-
Next February mus ter indicated) .^ OKI
SHV Next flood. Monday night
Night attack.
ryb
SHW Next Friday. SID
Next January puw Night clothing. ivt
Next July pwq SIE Night observation.
Next June pwy
RFT
SIF
SIG
Night signal.
Night watch.
Next mail
Next March --.rky SIH Nightly.
Next May bnh Parted in the night from her anchors -E jk
Next Monday RYO '
Passed during the night tcq
Next monsoon RYL Pay strict attention- to signals during
SHX Next month.
skx
the night
Saturday night vhx
dt
Next November
Next October soj Shall we get to an anchorage to-night?
Next of kin Qau elf
Next opportunity ..sry Sunday night xeb
SHY Next quarter. - SIJ This night.
Next Saturday veto Thursday night xrv
Next season vlx To-morrow night xup
Next September vrn To-night- xuq
Next spring wov To-night's post xus
Next summer xdo Tuesday night ydl
Next Sunday xdz Wednesday night zaj
Next Thursday xrt Will you keep close during the
to me
Next tide xse night? ivk
Next time (or, opportunity) sry Will you make the land to-night?, .qev
Next Tuesday ydj
Next voyage yrw SIK Nine-th-ly.
1092907- -21

NINETEENNOBTH.
SIL NlNETEEN-TH. No Continued.

No roomfor uzq
SIN NlP-PED-PING. No seamen to be had .., vlq
Freshen the nip nre No surgeon (or, doctor) ljx
SIO Nipper. No traceof .__ xzh
No use -/. YMR
SIP NlTRE-IC-ATE. No variation jia
Nitrate of potassium ... tea No vegetables to be obtained yoi
Nitrate of silver web No water to be had yvh
Nitrate of soda. . wja On no account dfr
SIQ Nitric acid. There is no obstruction snl
SIE Nitroglycerine. There is no risk tjyd
There isjio shelter vwo
No, or, Negative, d, or, Code Flag over d There wul be no profit txy
At no time fil Under no anxiety to (for, or, about),
By no means hpe EOK
No accounts of dfj We have no passenger tdu
No accounts received dpk
No acquisition dhn SIT Noble-y-man.
No advance dnh
No advantage dnu SIU Nobody. No one. Not anyone.
No anchor left ejf
No appearanceof esc SIV Noise.
No arrangementto (or, for) exj Make no noise. Keep silence rin
No assistance can be rendered do the ; SIW Noisy-ily.
best you can for yourselves ex
No authorityto fmw Nokta. (Measure of length) awp
No boat available fg
No bgat could live . gtw SIX Nominal-ly.
No boat fit for the work zhv Nominal horsepower oyk
No boat onboard gtx
No bread __ hep SIY Nominate-d-ing-ion.
No chance (or, opportunity) ike
No choice ipw Noncommissioned, or, Petty officer,
No complaintof jkc thj
No danger klg SIZ nonconductor-ing.
No difference kzm,
No difficulty- lac None. Not any ept
No doctor (or, surgeon) ljx SJA I have none.
No doctor (or, surgeon) available - _wm None killed. No one killed qao
No doubt. Doubtless . lmb SJB
'
None left.
No expectation of mnr None missing: rwa
No experience mof SJC None of that size.
No hope oya SJD None received.
No, I can not __.huz SJE None to spare.
No improvement ...pft SJF None wounded.
No instructions (or, orders) pni
No intelligence of pof Noon. At noon fim
No interest in pqj A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon,
No interpreter available prf EDU
No lives lost qrf P.M. Afternoon. In the afternoon,
No means of . rnw DRW
No mistake '
rwf What was your latitude at noon? qie
No moon rza
No more. Nothing more rzv SJG Nor.
No necessity of (or, for) sgb
No news of sd SJH Nordenfelt Gun.
No news of importance pex
No objectionto .__ ..smp SJI normal-ly.
No one siu
No one hurt ..pat North (compass in degrees) abc
No one killed : qao
, No opportunity ike North (compass in points) aqd
No opposition std SJK Northern-erly-ward.
No orders pni Alongshore to the northward of (dis-
No passage tdg tance in miles may follow) eap
No person.. . tgr SJL From the northward.
No proof tyr North Atlantic fjl
No reduction cxt North cone hoisted jnm
No remuneration UQJ North country coal ixf
No reply enh North latitude ...QHX
) .
NORTHNOT.
NoKTH-^Conimwed. Not Continued.

North Pacific syw He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
SJM North-east-ern-erly-ing -ward-er. cated) does (do, or, did) not -Bui
SJN North-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
On, or, At the north coast of iyf cated) had (has, or have) not bun
On, or, At the NB. coast of iyg He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
On, or, At the NW. coast of iyn caed)had(has, or, have)not been.Buo
SJO Pole, or, North star. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
SJP To, or, For the northward. caed)had(has, or, have) not done(or,
SJQ Too far to the northward. is, or, are not doing) bup
( For Compass Signals see pages 45, 46. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not had-BUQ
SJR Norway. Norwegian. Norwegian He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Colors. cated) is (or, are) not buw
SJT Nose. cated) is (or, are) not able to bux
He, She, It, etc. may. (See Can, above)
,
Not , ^.-cfm He, She.lt, etc. might.

, (See Could, above).
Am I not? - bed He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Arn, Is, or-, Are not beg cated) must not bva
Am, Is, or, Are not able to cyg He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
bvo
Am, Is, or, Are not to be bfd cated) must not be
Ain, Is, or, Are not to have bqd He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
But not- - hom cated) ought not to bve
Can, May they not?
or, bkm He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Cannot, or, May not L__bkp cated) ought not to be_ bvg
Can not, or May not be bfj He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done), cated) shall (or, will) not bvJ
BLX He, She, It (or persoms or things indi-
Can not, or, May not do it bly cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
Can not, or, May not have bqh He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Can not, or, May not have been bfk cated) should (or, wotild) not bvp
Can not, or, May not have done (or, He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
been done) blz cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
Can not, or, May not have had bqi He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Cannot, or, May not he (she, it, or, per- cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
sons or things indicated) be? btm be done) .,-- bvr
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or, per- He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
sons or things indicated) have been? cated) should (or, would) not have.Bvs
BTN He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons cated) was (or, were) not bvu
or things indicated) not be? btp He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Could, or, Might not bld cated) was (or, were) not to be _ _bvx
Could, or, Might not be bfn I am not bei
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done), I can not (or, may not) bkr
BMD lean not (or, may not) be bfy
Could, or, might not have bql I can not (or, may not) have brj
Could, or, might not have been bfo I could (or, might) not blm
Could, or, Mightnothave done (or, been I could (or, might) not be bga
done) bmo I could (or, might) not have brl
Could, or, Might not have had bqm I do (or, did) not bmz
Do, does, or, Did not bmi I had (or, have) not-.- ___bro
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi- I had (or, have) not been bgd
cated) have btr I had (or, have) not done bnc
Had, Has. or.Have, he(she, it.or persons I had (or, have) not had brp
or things indicated) not? btw I must not cel,
Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, it.or persons I must not be -->- bgf
or things indicated) not been? -- .btx I ought not to chm
Had, Has,, or.Have, he(she, it, or persons I shall (or, will) not Cip
or things indicated) not had? bty I shall (or, will) not be bgi
Had, Has, or, Have not bqu I shall (or, will) not do -__bne
Had, Has, or, Have not been bfs I shall (or, will) not have brs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been I should (or, would) not ojn
done) bms I should (or, would) not be bgl
Had. Has, or, Have not had bqv I should (or, would) not do bng
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- I should (or, would) not have . _-.bru
cated) can not (or, may not) bud I should (or, would) not have been-BGM
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- I was not cqi
cated) can not (or, may not) be.--BUE I was not able to :. cyj
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) could (or, might) not bug cated) can not (or, may not) bye
) ) .
NOT.

it, Need not interfere pql
cated) could (or, might) not byg Not CFM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Not a good plan tly
cated) does (do, or, did) not byi Not a great many ohm
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indi- Not according to deq
cated) had (has, or, have^ not byk Not according to orders der
it,
Not acquainted with dhj
cated) are) not
is (or, byn Not afloat dqb
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Not allowed. Disallow-ed dzl
cated) is (or, are) not able to byo Not always edt
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Not amiss efl
cated) shall (or, will) not byq Not amounting to egk
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Not any. Tfone ept
cated) should (or, would) not bys Not any one ^ siu
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi- Not approved of etw
cated) was (or, were) not byu Not armed ygj
If I am not byz Not arrived eyo
If I am not able to cyl Not as soonas win
If I cannot (or, may not) bzc Not at all dyp
If I could (or, might) not bze Not at present tua
If I do (or, did) not bzg Not bad-ly frt
If I had (or, have) not bzi Not be (been, being) cfn
If I must not bzk Not before : gdj
If I ought not to bzm Not begun yet gdt
If I shall (or, will) not bzo Not by cfo
If I should (or, would) not bzq Not certain ihm
If I was not bzu Not classed isg
If it can not (or, may not) be done. bzs . Not clear --ITQ
If not bzv Not come jdk
If they are not _. cag Not commenced .'
jev
If they can not (or, may not) cai Not correct jxd
If they could (or, might) not cal Not doing ..cfp
If they did (or, do) not can Not done cfq
If they had (or, have) not cap Not enough mdq
If they shall (or, will) not car, Not exactly mjw
If they should (or, would) not cat Not far down lmk
If they were net cav Not for cfr
If we are not cay Not from cfs
If we can not (or, may not) cba Not his (her-s, it-s) cft
If we could (or, might) not cbe Not I (my, mine) cfu
If we do (or, did) not cbg Not if I were in your place tli
If we, had (or, have) not cbi ,Not immediately _pdk
If we shall (or, will) not cbk SJU Not impossible.
If we should (or, would) not cbm SJV Not improved.
If we were not cbo Not in _ cfv
If you are not cbk, Not in favor of mtje
If you are not able to cyn SJW Not included -ing.
If you can not (or, may not) cbt Not insured pob
If you could (or, might) not cbv Not less qno
If you do (or, did) not cbx Not likely. Unlikely qtw
If you had (or, have) not cbz Not long ago dtn
If you shall (or, will) not cdb Not much sbu
If you should, (or, would) not cdp Not much longer qyw
If you were not cdh Not much loss.-- rba
Is, etc. (See Are, above. ) Not much sea tjs
It cannot be bgo Not much surf xft
It can not (or, may not) be done bnl, Not much to blame gmi
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO Not much wanted ytp
It had (or, has) not been done bnq Not my (mine).- cfu
It ought not to be bgs Not of cfw
It ought not to be done bns Not often. Seldom spy
It shall (or, will) not be -.bgu Not on cfx
It shall (or, will) not be done bnd Not our-s (us) cfy
May, etc. (See Can, above. Not possible pfb
Might, etc. (See Could, above. Not quite ufp
Must not CEU Not ready ujq
Must not be cev Not reliable uox
Must not do (or, be done) cew Not removed ..tjqe
Need not be bgz Not room to wear mb
Need not fear sgf Not safe to risk making the land- vde
.
) . .
NOT.

Not severe vsx Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
Not signed wcf or things indicated) not do (or, be
Not so
Not so manyas
WIM
rkp
done) bwt
Shcuid, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or persons

Not so near sfo or things indicated) not have-_.BWu
Not so often. spz Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s
Not so well as zbm or thing-s indicated) not have been,
Not such a thing xpt bwv
Not sure (certain) ihm Should, or, Would not--- CJR
Not that (or, this) cfz Should, or, Would not be __-Bhm
Not the cga Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
Not theirs (they) cge BOH
Not there .- cgb Should, or, Would not have BSD
Not these (or, those) cgd Should, or, Would not have been-.BHN
Not time enough xto Should, or Would not have done (or,
Not to CGF been done) -, .boi .
Not to be cgh Should, or, Would not have had bse

Not to be done cgi That, or, This can not (or, maynot) -CKS
Not to be had cgj That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
Not to be inserted pme CKT
Not to exceed mkp That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
Not to remain tjpl CKW
Not too much to port tpf That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
Not too much to starboard wqt been ckz
Not under command lights jbc That, This is not
07', clf
Not under control JED That it is not clh
Not until ylp That, or.This must not clk
Not very large QFU That, or. This must not be __clm
Not very narrow -- sea That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
Not wind enough mdr That, or, This should (or, would) not
Not with cgk be clq
Not without permission tgf That, or, This was not -- cls
Not worth getting ofl There are (or, is) not cmh
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) .dqc There can not (or, may not) cmk
Not yet. By and bye hpx There can not (or, may not) be cml
Not you-r-s. - - cgl There could (or, might) not be cmp
Ought not to chr There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
Ought not to be CHS There shall (or, will) not cmw
Ought not to be able to cyp There shall (or, will) not be_-_----CMX
Ought not to have cht There should (or, would) not cnb
Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He, There shotild (or, would) not be cnd
above. There should (or, would) not have been,
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons CNE
or things indicated) not? - bwh There was, (or, were) not cng
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons They are not bev
or things indicated) not be? bwi They can not (or, maynot) bku
Shall, or. Will he (she. it, or person-s They can not (or, may not) be ,_bhq
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be They can not (or, may not) have.--BSG
done)?--- --.BWJ They could (or, might) not blo
Shall, or. Will he (she, it or person-s
They could (or, might) not be bhs
or thing-s indicated) not have? .bwk
They do (or, did) not bok
They had (or, have) not .bsj
Shall, or. Will I not have? bry They had (or, have) not been bhu
Shall. or. Will not J Ciu
They had (or, have) not done bom
Shall, or, Will not be bhd They had (or, have) not had bsk
Shall, or, Will not be able to cys They must not cfh
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) _bny They must not be bhw
Shall, or, Willnothave brz They ought not to cif
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been They ought not to be bhy
done) bnz They shall (or, will) not cjg
Shall,or, Will they not? ciz They shall (or, will) not be bia
Shall,or, Will they not do it? boc They should (or, would) not cjz
Shall,or, Will we not? cjb They should (or, would) not be bid
Shall,or. Will you not? cje They should (or, would) not have..BSM
Shall,or, Will you not be? bhj They were not cok
Shall,or, Will you not do it? boe They were not to be bif
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or person-s or
or things indicated) not? bwr things indicated) not bwt
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons Was I not? oorj
or things indicated) not be?. bws Was, or, Were not cov
v
NOTNUMBER.
Not Continued. SKA Nothing.

Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) _bop Bring nothing his
We are not bex Let nothing prevent- . _ qnv
We can not (or, may not) bkw Nothing additional - dje

We can not (or, may not) be bij -. Nothing belonging to you (or, ) _gex
We can not (or, may not) have -.-'.bso SKB Nothing can (or, could).
We could (or, might) not blq Nothing decisive yet kpv
We could (or, might) not be bim Nothing else lvt
We do (or, did) not bob. SKC Nothing for you (or, for ).
We had (or, have) not bsk Nothing important by last accounts .del
We had (or, have) not been bio Nothing in sight vnw
We had (or, have) not done bot Nothing less qnp
We had (or, have) not had bst Nothing more ..I ezw
We must not Cfj SKD Nothing particular.
We must not be ...bio, SKE Nothing serious.
We ought not to _.cih SKF Nothing shall.
We shall (or, will) not cji Nothing to be depended upon beyond
We shall (or, will) not be bis your own resources kum
We shall (or, will) not have..: bsv SKG Nothing to report.
We should (or, would) not ckb Say nothing . vik
We should (or, would) not be Biu There is nothing ...cmt
We should (or, would) not have bsx
We were not -- cpf SKH Notice-d-ing. To notice.
We were not to be .biw SKI Did not notice.
Were they not? cpi SKJ Did you notice?
Were we not? >_cpic Give notice .. oab
Were you not? cpm Notice (warning) has been given. _yul
Why are you not? ., cvb SKL Noticed nothing.
Why can not (or, may not)? cvd Short notice vzw
Why could or, might not?
( ) cvp Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh take any notice of signal. wdk
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj Take no notice xjr
Why had (has, or, have) not? cvl Take notice xjs
Why had (or, have) you not? cvn Your zeal has been particularly noticed
Why not?
Why shall (or, will) not?
cvp by zmd
cvs
Why should (or, would) not? cvu SKM Notify-ied-ing-ication.
You are not bez SKN Have notified.
You are not able to cyw SKO Will, or, Shall be notified.
You can not (or, may not) bky
Y6u can not (or, may not) be biz SKP Notwithstanding.
You can not (or, may not) have bsz
You could (or, might) not bls SKQ Nought. ,
'-
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) not box SKR nourish-ed-ing-ment.
You had (or, have) not btd
You had (or, have) not been bje SKT NOVEL-TY.
You had (or, have) not done boz
You had (or, have) not had bte SKU November.
You must not
You must not be
.. cfl About November the czt
bjg SKV Beginning of November.
You ought not to cik SKW End of November.
You ought not to be bji SKX Next November.
You shall (or, will) not cjl
You shall (or, will) not be __bjl Now. At once . pin
You shall (or, will) not have btg Just now pxl
You should (or, would) not cke Mail is now at rfj
You should (or, would) not be bjn Now doing. lis
You should (or, would) not have bti
You were not cpo SKY Nowhere.
You were not to be pjp
SKZ Nozzle.
SJX Notary. SLA Nuisance.
SLB number-ino. to number.

SJY NOTE-D-ING-ATION. To NOTE. SLC Numbered.
Advance note dmw A large (great) number (or, quantity)
Bank note, or, Paper money as of OGZ
Note (letter) qoc A larger number (or, quantity)of
SJZ Note of interrogation. Query. than q Fm
. . , ,,
, )
NUMBER OBEY.
Number Continued. Numeral Continued.

SLD A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan- SLM Numeral signals (when spoken of). (For
tity) of seepage^.)
use,
SLE A very large number (or, quantity) Numeral signal No. 1*
of Cod,e Flag over M
An average number (or, quantity) Numeral signal No. 2.*
of : FOQ Code Flag over n
An equal number (or, quantity) of - ,
Numeral signal No. 3.*
MGF Code Flag over o
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known ax *For method of using these signals, see
SLF Has vessel made her number?* page 32.
Hoist your distinguishing number (or,
signal)* dv SLN Numeral table. (Pages 32-34
I, or, She exchanged numbers with
MKW SLO Numerous-ly.
Indicate the number (or, quantities)
of PIA SLP NUN-NEEY.
Lost number of blades of screw (indi- SLQ Nun buoy.
cated) GLZ
Make your number (distinguishing sig- SLR Nuncio.
nal) -DV
SLG Number, or, Quantity is incorrect. SLT Nurse-d-ing.
w
Are there any sick nurses to be got? . az
Number of columns JBX
Number of killed and wounded not yet Sick nurse wbg
known "- ___qap You had better get a sick nurse wbk
Numbered slc
Numberless sli SLU Nut.
Numbers j. slj Cocoanut IYX
Official number* spe
Shorten in cable to the number of SLV Nutmeg.
shackles indicated hrp
Show. the number (or, quantity) of
PIA
Show your distinguishing signal (num-
ber) : dv
The greater-est number (or, quantity)
of ohn
The least number (or, of
quantity)
QKH
Too large a number ( or, quantity) of
QFV
SLH Vessel has not made her number.
Vessels just arrived, make your num-
bers (or, distinguishing.signals)*--DX
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) show ,
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-

nals)* dz
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals)* dtt SLW O. (Letter.) (For new method of spell-
Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving, seepage 13.)

ing, show your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals)* eb SLX Oak-en.
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board? fsp SLY Oakum.
What is your name (or number) ?*_sdt
What number (or, quantity) of have SLZ Oar.
GRS
you? udw Boat's oars
'
*See List op Meechant Vessels. SMA Oath.
SLI Numberless. SMB Oatmeal.
SLK Numbers. SMC Oats.
SMD Obedient-ly-ce TO.

SLJ NUMEEAL-ICAL-LY.
Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig- SME Obey-ed-ing.
nal EMI SMP I can not obey. your order.
Numeral flag ndj SMG Obey order.
. .
OBJECTOCEAN.
SMH Object.
Obstruct Continued.
SMI Is there any object? Chain obstruction _uo
Keep the two objects named in one line, Channel, or, Fairway is obstructed. _ilf
QUM Floating obstruction in (or, at) . nfd .
SMJ Object is. Net obstruction sgy

SMK With the object (or, view) of. Obstructions removed uqf
Remove obstruction --- -- _ uqg
SML Objection-able. SNK Sunken obstruction in (or, at).
SMN Has it been objected to? The channel is obstructed by a ship.iLT
SMO Have you any objection to? SNL There is no obstruction.
SMP No objection to.
SMQ Objected to SNM Obtain-ed-ing-able. (See also Get and
Objectionable character ily Procure. )
SNO Can be obtained at.
SMB Oblige-d-ing to. (See also Bound and Can I obtain ballast at ? ftp
Compel.) Can labor be obtained? qcs
SMT Is obliged to undergo repairs. Can pratique be obtained at ? try
SMU Obligation-ory. SNP Can you obtain (or, procure)?
SMV Obliged to be given up. Carpenters and caulkers may be ob-
Obliged to cut away khq tained at ibu
Obliged to discharge lcx Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb
SMW Obliged to give it up. Fruit is to-be obtained on ohore nse . . -
SMX Obliged to scud. SNQ Have, or, Has not obtained.

Obliged to stop engines wxh Have obtained soundings wkn
SMY Obliged to throw overboard.' Have obtained the following informa-
Unless we are obliged .- yjr . tion from ....ngv
Was, obliged to put back . . fqn SNB Have you obtained?
SMZ Will be obliged to. How is your latitude obtained? qhn
SNA You will be obliged to. I wish to obtain orders from my owners,
SNB You will not be obliged to. Mr. , at sw
Is cotton freight to be obtained?- _.jxw
Obliged for. ( Grateful) ogq SNT It is not to be obtained.
SNU It is to be obtained.
Obolos. ( Measure of weight) baj SNV Must obtain (or, be obtained).
No fruit is to be obtained on shore .nsf
SNC Obscure-d-ing-ity. No intelligence obtained from vessel
boarded pog
SND Observatory. No vegetables to be obtained yoi
SNW Obtain all the intelligence possible.
SNE Observe-d-ing. To observe. (See also SNX Shall, or, Will obtain.
See.) Shelter may be obtained vwm
Dead reckoning agrees with observa- Water can readily bexobtained yws
- tion dtx Water can not be obtained yvn
Did not observe (or, see) vnf You will have great difficulty in obtain-
Did you get an observation? . nyr taining water laf
Did you get good observations? rm
Did you observe (or, see)? vng
Good observations oec SNY occasional-ly.
SNF Have, or, Has been observed (or, seen).
Have you taken observations for varia- SNZ Occasion -ed-ing. To occasion.
tion? JHS Authority sufficient for the occasion,
I have had no observation for variation FMP
lately jhv Happened in consequence of. Occa-
Latitude by observation is qhu sioned by jpz
Longitude by observation is qzd
Night observation sie SOA Occulting light.
No recent observations. I did not get SOB Group occulting light.
an observation _.. rt
SNG Observation. SOC Occupy-ied-ing-ation.
SNH Observations on the
Tolerable observations - _ _xum SOD Occur-red-ring-rence on (or, to).
When were your last observations for How did it (or, that) occur (or, happen)?
latitude? QlF omk
When were your last observations for Itfrequently occurs nqt
time? --RY SOE When did it occur?
SNI Obstacle. SOP Ocean-ic.
North Atlantic fjl
SNJ Obstruct-ed-ing-ion. North Pacific syw
Beware of boom (or, obstruction) ._gjc South Atlantic - FJM
Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift -GZM South Pacific. SYX
. .
OCHROFF.
OCHR-EL-GTJERCH. (Coin) AUK Off Continued.

It is likely you (or, vessel indicated) will
Ock. (Measure of weight) baq be got off? ofj
SON Is she (vessel indicated) off?
O'clock. (See Clock) zng It is expected the embargo will be taken
off- - LWJ
SOG October. Keep farther off (or, from) mct
About October the czu Keep off and on and await instructions,
SOH Beginning of October. sx
SOI End of October. Lighter is coming off to you qz
SOJ Next October. Maybe got off -_ofk
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
Op cgm assistance be given cg
By way of hps May be got off (or, afloat) without
In place of pna assistance dpz
Not of CFW Met her off (or, in) rqy
Of course jzw Must cast off I must cast off
. ieh
Of him (his, her-s, it-s) con Not worth getting off (or, afloat) -_dqc
'
Of me (my, mine) cgo Off and on sow
Of no importance pez Offshore. Off the coast iyd
Of our-s (us) cgp SOP Off the
Of that (this) cgq Off the buoy hmv
Of the cgr Off the cape hvr
Of them (theirs) cgs Off the entrance- mft
Of these (or, those) cgt SOQ Off the island.
Of water yvi SOB, Off the land.
Of what (or, which) cgu SOU Off the light.
Of whom (or, whose) cgv Off the mouth of the river (or, ) _uyj
Of you-r-s cgw Off the point tnm
What, or, Which of the ? cqi Off, or, From the wind nry
Off the wreck zm
Off this port tor
SOK Off. Pay-ing, Paid off tep
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw Pilot boat most likely on (bearing in-
SOL At (time indicated) we were off dicated) (or, off ) tk
Beatingoff gca Pilot can not get off tjp
Becalmed off for days gci Put off ucz
Blockade not taken off
is gnd Put off for the present-- tod
Blockade is taken off gne SOV Put off the sale.
Blow-off cock (or, gear) gnw Send the mate off -RMS
Blow-off valve gnz Several vessels becalmed off gcj
Blow off your steam goa Shall I cast off? iej
Boiler leaky; must be blown off.-.GWC Sheer a little. off vuo
Bring off hit Sheer a little off when you come to the
Can be cut off khe point vup
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any Sheer-ed-ing off vun
means now available CD Shove-d-ing off waj
Can not save the ship take people off .nb
; Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
Cast off ied once mg
Cutoff khj Stand, or, Haul off 0PC
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to Stand off and on the land wqh
be got off (or, afloat) dpx Sunk off (or, near) the . weo
Far-ther off (or, from) msv Take-n-ing, Took off xjt
Fend off mvt The tide will take her off (float her),
Fire gains rapidly ; take people off - -NG NFE
Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen The way is off my ship ; you may feel
were off neo your way past me hl
mtd
Haul off.. -ope Too far off
Have, or, Has got off ofg Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
Heave-to; head offshore lq off NZE
How far oft? What distance? mta What distance off is ? lgm
lean get off _.-Nzb When did you come off? jdn
SOM I shall be off at
(time indicated). When do you come off? jdo
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist- When do you expect to be off (or, abreast
ance dpy of)? ---- -.-.DAP
I stand off and on^the land QEB When have run my distance, I shall
I
I shall stand off'the land from (hour put her head off until lgp
indicated) to (hour indicated), or, I When will the embargo be taken off?
shall stand off until Qec LWN
If you will lay out an anchor for me I You are too close in. Keep farther off,
can get off eiv IVL

.
OFF AND ONOFFICER.
SOW Off and on. SPH Officer.

I shall stand off and on the land qeb Admiral, or, Senior officer has com-
Keep off and on and await instructions, mands for you dkp
sx Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com-
Stand off and on the land wqh mands DKQ
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
DKR
SOX OFFEND-ED ING-CE. To OFFEND. Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.-DKS
Be careful not to give offence Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about DKT
SOY Offender.
'

SOZ Offensive. Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or, at)
DKU
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board
SPA OFFER-ED-ING TO. TO OFFER. (or,
Admiral,
at )
or, Senior officer is

dkv
on shore,
Any freight offering? eoz
First offer naz DKW
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the
SPB Have you had an offer? pleasure of your company at dinner,
Made an offer of ref DKX
SPC Offer (an offer). Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes, .dky
Offer, or, Proposal not accepted dbw Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
Offered assistance, but they declined,

know dkz
Admiral, Senior officer wishes to see
or,
FGM
SPD What was the offer? you (or person indicated) dla
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
Will accept your offer dby
Will you make an offer? riz
you as soon as convenient dlb
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo. dlc
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order, .dle
SPE Office. Board of Trade officer or, inspector) . gpd
(
SPI Boarding officer.

SPF Admiral's Office. SPJ Can, or, May officers?
Badge of office .. fsa Chief officer ios
Bureau de Change. Exchange office, Commanding officer jdy
HNC Commanding officer desires jdz
Call at the post office for letters hsy Commissioned officer jfd
Colonial Office jbl Custom-house officer kgw
Commander in-Chief 's Office jeq SPK Direct officer to
Detained by the Emigration Office_KYB Excise officer ...mlc
Emigration, or, Immigration Office.Lxj First officer nbc
Foreign Office, or, State Department, Foreign officer nks
NKR Have not seen the admiral (or, senior
Go to the Admiral's Office dlf officer) dlg
Harbor master's office omy Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
Have you settled with the Emigration officer)? DlyH
Office ..-.lxk^ Junior officer pxa
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological Medical officer roj
Office reports depression approaching Military officer rty
from the . etp Naval officer seq
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological Naval Reserve officer _'SEU
Office reports gale approaching from Officer and men rpi
the etq Officer, or, Employee of Government,
Post office, For, or, At the post office, oft
TQJ Officer of Naval Reserve seu
Post-office order tql SPL Officer of the guard.
Report me to "New York Herald" Of- SPM Officer of the watch.
fice, London ui SPN Officer's servant, i
Report me to "New York Herald" Of- Non-commissioned officer.THJ

Petty, or,
fice, New York uj Quarantine officer uef
Report me to "New York Herald" Of- Salvage officer ..vge
fice, Paris _. uk Second officer (or, mate) vme
Secretary's office
Send to the Admiral's Office
vmq SPO
Send an officer to (or, for).
dlk Sending, Sent an officer to (or, for) .vpo
Shipping office vyb Senior officer vqz
Telegraph station (or, office) xme Shipping officer vyj
The office is closed ivh Signal officer wda
There are orders for you at the Admir- Third officer (or, mate) xqo
al's Office _dlm Under-officer pf yhi
To, or, At the post office. Post office, What is the name of admiral (or, senior
TQJ officer)? ...dlo
SPG War office, or, War Department. Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
You are wanted at the office ydb SJ
)
OFFICESON.
Officer Continued. SQE Oilcake.

Where is the commanding officer? . _ jei
1
Where is the health officer? ord
SQF Ointment.
SPQ Official-ly".
Await outside the inspection of the offi- Oke. Measure of weight baq
(
cials . ppb
Have you a Custom-house official on
board? KGX SQG Old.
Is the news official? shj How old? What age? dsi
Official log-book... gzd Old berth' gfx
SPR, Official number. Old canvas hvi
SPT
Officially confirmed (or, certified)
Official
. .ijf SQH Old rope.
(officer). Old system xid
Passed the official inspection tcu SQI Older.
Post-office official (or, postmaster) .tqk SQJ Oldest.
Signal the vessel's official number to, Too old xve
DV
Telegraph clerk (or, official) xlz
Want official confirmation joh SQK Olive.
SQL Olive oil.
SPU Offing.
A good offing odr SQM Omit-ting. To omit.
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh. SQN Do not omit.
Wait for nothing kw SQO Omitted. Omission.
SPV In the offing.
Puttosea.atonce. Get an offing. Stand
off MG SQP Omnibus.
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at hyb
When does omnibus (or, car) leave
SPW Often. for? HYC
Asoften as fbd
SPX How often?
SPY Not often. Seldom. On , .CGX
SPZ Not so often. All on board cza
Very often ypm Bring on board gpz
Bring on shore I.hiu
Broadside on (or, to) _hjp
Ohm. (Measure of electrical resistance.)
Captain is not on board hwk
Captain is on board hwl
SQB Oil-ed-ing. To OIL. Captain is requested to come on board,
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to HWN
quiet it erf Come on board gqa
Barrel of oil fxu Continue on your course. jsm
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it. _htn Crew not all on board dya
Castor oil iep Due on .
low
Colza oil JBZ End on lym
Croton oil kep Hold on owr
Gallipoli oil nwj I am coming (or, sending) onboard-CZB
Iam in want of oil for machinery, .rdtj I have no combustibles on board hq
Lamp oil Qdh I shall stand off and on (the land) qeb

.
Linseed oil ^...qvb I shall stand on until wqd

SQC Lubricating oil. Is the captain on board? hxe
Mineral Oil Rux Keep her bows on hci
Neat's-foot oil sfr Keep on and off, and await instructions,
SQD -Oily. sx
Oil bag fsk No boat on board gtx
Oilcake sqe Not on . cfx
Olive oil 1 SQL Observations on the snh
Paint oil ..- szq On_^_ . cgx
Paraffin oil tas On account of -_.dfp
Petroleum oil the On and off sow
Rangoon oil ___uib Onboard. Aboard cyx
Smooth-ed-ing sea by pouring oil on it, On both sides har
HTN On condition jnd
Sperm oil- vrm On deck kqc
Sweet oil , xhf On delivery ..ksw
Vegetable oil yoj On demand of ktd
Whale oil - -.zby On fire : nap
. - . . . ? .
ONOPPORTUNE.
On Continued. One Continued.

On him (his, her-s, it-s) coy I have only one boat (indicate other
On His (or, Her) Majesty's service.RHS number, if neeesMry) gtc ,'
On leave Qly No one. Nobody siu

On leaving QLK No one hurt-... . pat
On lee bow. Lee bow hcn No one killed qao
On me (my, mine) cgz - One screw disabled can work the other,
;
On no account -DFR ,
MW
On our-s (us) J cha Only one anchor left EJG
On port bow hco
On shore vzm SQV Onion.
On starboard bow.- hop
On that chb SQW Only.
On the ^ chd I have only
days' provisions to
On the day of the month knq I have only
days' water .za
On the (date indicated) kmf Only chance of safety ikg
On the bar -.. fvz SQX Only for a short
On the beach fzy SQY Only intended as
On the beam gaw Only intended for a feint mvg
On the coast iye SQZ Only intend to
On the left bank of the river fve Only one anchor left ejg
Only to be got in small quantities, .ofm
Note. The right or left hand bank in
descending the stream. SRA Onward.
On the other svm Onze. (Measure of weight) bao

On the port quarter ueq
On the right bank of the river fvg SRB Ooze-d-ing.
Note. The right or left hand bank in SRC Open-ed-ing-ly.

descending the stream. Keep open order pzh
Open. Get farther away mc
On the road to uyp SRD Open fire, or, Commence firing.
On the rock-- uyw Open sealed orders sue
On the same day knr Open the telegram for me and signal its
On the shoal vyu contents wx
On the starboard quarter uer Shall I open your telegram and signal its
On the way to yxf contents? xc
On the wreck .. zrv The weather is still open (at , to fol-
On them (theirs) __-:. che low, if necessary) yzh
On these (or, those) ... chf j
On weather bow hcq SRE Opera.

On what (or, which) chg
On what date did you speak the (ves- SRF Operate-d-ing-ion.
sel indicated)"). kmg Base of operations .fyd
On whom (or, whose)
On you-r-s
chi
chj
SRG Operations have commenced.
Run on shore vce SRH Operator-ive.

Stand on mh
Too much strain on wyi
"Was to sail on the veu SRJ Ophthalmia-ic.
SQR We sail on the
"Will you (or person indicated) come on SRK Opinion.
board? grf SRL In my opinion, or, My opinion is that
"Will your surgeon come on board?.. wp SRM In your opinion.
"What is the general opinion? .nxq
SRN What is your opinion of
SQT Once.
At once. Now fin SRO Opium-iate.
I can begin at once (or, on , date speci- SRP Opium trade.
fied) GDO
It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once gb
SRQ Opodeldoc.
SRT Opponent.
SQU One.
Alter course one point to port jzd SRU Opportune-ity to (or, for).
Alter course one point to starboard _jze An opportunity for disposing of cargo,
At one fio HZQ
Either one. Either lud SRV -An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
Every one. Everybody .'
mitt of)-.
?
. . . .
OPPORTUNEORDER.
Opportune
Continued. Order Continued.
An opportunity for sending letters to STR Have you received your orders?
Europe (or, to )..-
Every opportunity -
,
_..qod
mja
I amdirected to acquaint you-
I can not obey your orders
dhi
smp
SRW Few opportunities. I expect your orders every moment .mnl
First opportunity nbd I have instructions (or, orders) pnp
SRX Is there any opportunity? STU I have orders for you.
SRY Next time (or, opportunity). I have orders for you not to touch (or,
No opportunity (or, chance) ike call) at sn
Opportunity for action diu I have orders to telegraph your passing,
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu- so
SRZ
rope (or, to
Opportunity to send.
) QOD STV -I have received orders.
I have received orders for you not to
Some future opportunity nus proceed to
(place next indicated) on
STA There is an opportunity. account of ice pbr
I have received orders for you not to
STB Oppose-d-ing-ition. proceed without further instructions,

Any opposition to (or, from) epk SP

Great opposition to (or, from) ohp I have received orders for you to await

STC Must oppose. instructions from owners at sq
STD No opposition. Unopposed. I have received orders for you to dis-

Opposition majority or khw charge cargo at SR
I have received orders for you to pro-
STE Opposite. ceed to TP
STW -I have telegraphed for further orders (or,
STF oppress-ed-in g-i ve-or. instructions)
I have telegraphed for your orders --ST
STG Optic-al-ian. STX -I must remain till further orders.
STY I send an order for
STH Option-al-ly. I will telegraph for your orders if you
will wait reply sv
ST1 Or. ' I wish for orders from Mr. my owner,
,
Or else lvu at sw
Note. This signal is to be followed by:
STJ Orange. 1. Ship's number, if not already made.
2. Name of owner, from Spelling
STK Order. Table.
Owner's residence from Geograph-
Note. For machinery, out of order,
etc.,
3.
ical or Spelling Table.
see under the part of machinery in
question. STZ If you order me.
In bad order. Bad order fri
According to order (or, direction) ..dem In good order. Good order oeb
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order .dle SUA In order to.
After order drf Keep close order pyq
v -
Keep off and oh and await instructions

Am, Is, or, Are ordered (or, directed)
to (or, by) lbg (or, orders) .- sx
STL Are there any orders? Keep open order pzh
STM Are you going to wait for orders? flh SUB
Machinery out of order
My orders.
rj
Attend to orders
Bad or der In bad order
.
fri No instructions (or, orders) -PNI
STN By your owner's orders ( or, instructions)
hta
Not according
structions
to orders. Against in-
-- der
Call off for orders
Cargo in very good order _ hzx Obey orders ...smg
Contrary to orders Jsx sue Open sealed orders.
gze
STO Counter orders.
lez SUD
Order book
Order-ed-ing by telegraph.
-
Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders
General orders nxp Order canceled- hup
Good order. In good order oeb SUE Ordered.
STP Have no orders. SUF Ordered back.
STQ Have, or, Has orders for. SUG Ordering.
Have orders been givento (or, for)? SUH Orderly.
PNE SUI Orders have been received.
Have orders (or, telegram) for you.-SM SUJ Orders have been sent.
Have received the following communi- SUK Orders have not arrived yetfor
cation (orders, or, instructions) from SUL Out of order.
your agent (or, owner) ia Owners desire me to order you to coal
Have you any orders (telegram, message, at he
or, communication) for me? IB Owners desire me to order you to dis-
Have you received any orders from charge cargo first at (place next indi-
su cated) SY
. . ,
ORDER-BOUGHT.
Order Continued. Ore. (Coin) ...aul

Pay attention to orders -- ... _ _ flh
Post-offlce order tql SVF Ore.
Previous order (or, instructions) pnj
Previous orders are all countermanded, SVG Organize-d-ing-ation.
JYP Fleet organization nep
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
sz SVH Oriental.
Pumps in good order ubp
Repeat my signals until further orderB, SVI Origin-al-ly.
wcp Your original orders are canceled; I
Returns ordered uvr am directed to inform you tq proceed
Sailing orders vel to . ..
m TH
Sealed orders vln
Secret orders vmj SVJ Orlop.
SUM Send for orders.
SUN
Send my orders on to (place indicated). SVK Oscillate-d-ing-ion.
Shall I telegraph for your orders? tb
suo Should be ordered. SVL Other.
Standing orders -- ...wqk Any other epl
Stay, or, Stop for orders te Each other ..lqx
Telegraph orders (or, instructions) Get her on the other tack as fast as
to _TC possible nyu
Telegraph out of order (or, stopped), Get her on the other tack, or you will
XMC be onshore ...lp
SUP The orders are coming off. I shall not go on the other tack unless I
There are no orders hieFe for you td fall off to MRU
There are orders for you at the admiral's SVM On the other.
office DLM Other case ido
SUQ Under orders for (or, to) Other cause ._' ifs
SUR Under orders of. SVN Some other.
Until further orders ylg svo The other side.
Urgent orders (or, instructions) ...pnl We shall do better on the other tack,
Verbal orders - yoz XIN
"Wait for orders te SVP Otherwise.
SUf Wait off here for orders.
Want immediate orders tk Ought to chk
Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
SUV What are your orders? cated) ought to BVD
Where do you intend calling for orders? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
HTJ cated) ought not to bve
SUW Who sent the order? He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
Written orders zju cated) ought not to be bvg
sux You are not likely to receive your orders He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
for some days. cated) oughttobe bvf
SUY You are ordered not to come into port. How ought?.- bxq
suz You are ordered on to I ought to chl
You are ordered to proceed to tp I ought not to chm
You must remain until further orders, If I OUght to BZL
NUM If I ought not to bzm
Your orders (or, instructions) pnm It ought not to be .bgs
Your orders are at (or, will be at) .tg It ought not to be done bns
Your orders are canceled huq It ought to be bgr
Your orders are not ready for you. .uke It ought to be done bkr
SVA Your orders have not arrived yet. Ought he (she, it, or persons or things
SVB Your orders will be awaiting you off (or, indicated) to? chn
at). Ought his (hers, it-s) ? cho
Your original orders are canceled I am ; Ought I (my, mine)? chp
directed to inform you to proceed to Ought I to
do?.... chq
TH Ought not to ,__ chr
Your papers are not in order tap Ought not to be chs
Note.
For machinery out of order, Ought not to be able to
.
J.......OYP
look under the part of machinery in Ought not to have cht
question. Ough\, that (or, this)? CHU
Ought the? _.Z 4 -CHV- -
SVC Ordinary-ily. In an ordinary degree. Ought these (or, those)? _...---CHW
SVD Ordinary seaman. Ought they to? ^._-CHX
Ought to be chy
SVE Ordnance. Ought to be able to CYQ
Ought to be ashamed pev
Ordnance stores .ezw Ought to do (or, be done) chz
)
OUGHT OUT.
Ought Continued. Out Continued.

Ought to have cia SVT Carried out.
Ought we (our-s) to? cib Come out ..-.- jcv
Ought you-r-s to? ...CID SVU Cut out.
They ought to cib Do you think we can cut her (or, them)
They ought not to cif OUt? KHN
They ought not to be '.
bhy Do you think we can ride it out?, .uwx
They ought to be bhx Farther out msx
"We ought to era Find out myo
We ought not to era Fires and lights out mzq
What, or, Which ought to? cqj Fit-ted-ting out ...ncl
When ought? crp Go out (or, from) oby
When ought I to see (or, sight)? ..vod Good look-out-... odz
When ought the next mail to arrive? Have you got out of danger? klc
RGA Help me to lay out an anchor eik
When ought the next mail to leave ?_rgb How much cable have you out? hre
Where ought? ..^ ctj I shall ride it out if I can uwy
Who ought? cur SVW In and out.
Why ought? - cvq Just out of port (or, harbor) pxm
You ought to cu Keep a good look-out aloft eag
You ought not to ;'. cik Keep a good look-out for lights (or,
You ought not to be.. bji land), or, Look out for land (or,
You ought to be bjh lights)--- ---PYH
Keep out of the tide (or, current) xg
Ounce. '
Oz. (Measure of weight) baz Lay out ... Qix
Lay out an anchor eiz
OUR-S-SELVES CIN Lightship at
is out of position (or, is
After our-s cil, not at anchor on her station) qe
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Ard we? bem
Lookout to (or, for) .... qzs
Before our-s (us) erst Lookout at day break knm
By our-s (us) .bjy Look out for a line (or, rocket line) . _kf
Can, or. May we (our-s)? bkn Look out for the tow line Qzu
Could., or, Might we
(our-s)? bli Look-out will be kept on the beach all
Do, Did (or, Does) we (our-s)? BMP night kg
For our-s (us) . bpj Machinery out of order rj
From our-s (us) bpw SVX Make out.
Had, has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd May, or, Can be cut out kho
If we (our-s) . caw Out days . kns
In our-s (us) cdl SVY Out of (or, from).
Is, etc. (See Are, above. ) Out of dock LJK
May, etc. (See Can, above. SVZ Out of harbor port). (or,
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) Out of order sul
Must we (our-s)? cfd Out of port (or, harbor) svz
SVQ Nearly all our. SWA Out of quarantine.
Not our-s (us) cfy Out of range. Out of gunshot ok J
Of our-s (us) __cgp Out of reach uja
On our-s (us) - cha SWB Out of sight.
Ought we (our-s) to? cib SWC Out of soundings.
Our-s-selves CIN
Out of the course of ...jzl
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja SWD Out of the way.
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw SWE Outermost.
Than we (ours) ckj Outer entrance (passage, or, channel).iLS
That we (our-s) clw SWF Outer harbor.
To ours (us) cob Proceed out of harbor txc
Was, or, Were our-s (we) - cpa Put out. UDA
When we (our-s) csk Ran out , uhr
Where we (our-s) cud Ride it out if possible _.ks
Why we (our-s) cvy Rig out uxj
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) Rocks stretch a long way out ge
With our-s (us) cwm SWG Run out.
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) Shift your berth farther out ghb
Shutout wau
SVR Out. Stand out to sea wqi
All the lights are out along the coast Telegraph out of order(or, stopped). xmc
of pu Vessel indicated is out of sight
When I am out of quarantine
vxr
uek
Be on your guard; look out oiv
Blowout GNU Work out zhx
Boiler out of order.. gwf Your lights are out (or, want trim-
Bring out
Broke out.
hiv
hjv
ming).
Made by
of a steam
.
flashes
Can not get my boat out gsj or, blasts iohistle.
.
OUTBOARD OWNER.
SWH Outboard. SXI OVERHAUL-ED-ING.

The engines must be thoroughly over-
SWI Outbreak. hauled mob
Outermost swe SXJ Overhead.

'
SWJ Outfit. SXK overheat-ed-ing.
Furnace overheated nue
SWK Outlet. Guns overheated okd
SWL Outline. SXL Overland.

SXM Overland mail leaves on the
SWM Outlying.
SXN Overlap-ped>ping.
SWN outnumber-ed-ing.
sxo overlay-ing-id.
SWO OUTPORT. You will overlay my anchor eko
SWP outrage-d-ing-ous-ly. SXP Overload- ed-ing.
SWQ Outrigger. SXQ overlook-ed-ing.

SWR Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.
SXR Overmast-ed-ing.
SWT Outside. SXT overrule-d-ing.

Await outside the inspection of the
officials fpb SXU Overrun-ning-ran.
How is the wind outside? zeo
Outside berth gfy I SXV oversee-n-ing.
Outside of limit .-.QUG
swu Outside of the. sxw Oversight.
swv Outside the harbor.
Signal, or, I am going to signal state of Overseer. (Superintendent) xek
the weather outside (or, at
place,
indicated) wde SXY Overshoot-ing-shot.

What is the weather outside (or at place
indicated)^ yzl SXZ Overtake-ing-n-took.
Wind has abated outside zfj Do not overtake me. Code Flag over t
Wind has not abated outside zfk
SYA Overthrow-n-ing-threw.
swx Outward-ly.
SWY Outward bound. SYB Overture.
Made overtures reg
swz Oval.
SYC overturn-ed-ing.
SXA Oven.
SYD Overwhelm-ed-ing.
SXB Over.
Is
frozen over? nqb SYE overwork-ed-ing.
Overalls dyq
sxc Over the. SYF OWE-D-ING.
Put over udb Owing to (on account of) dfp
What is the depth over the sill kvh
is frozen over nqc SYG own-ed-ing. to own.
SYH Own.
SXD Overboard. At my own disposal lfm
Fallen overboard mrq Do not attempt to land in your own
Lost overboard raw boats ey
Man overboard br
Obliged to throw overboard smy SYI Owner.
Want a boat man overboard
; bt By your owner's orders (or, instruc-
Washed overboard yur tions) STN
Consult owner jru
SXE Overcast. Have received the following communi-
cation (or, instructions) from your
SXF Overcharge-d-ing. agent (or, owner) _ IA
Have you any message for your owner?
SXG Overdue. . RQL
SXH overflow-ed-ing. instructions from owner at ._.: _SQ
, . ,
PALMPARREL.
SZU Palm. (Tree.) Para. (Coin.) .aum

Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails , YFN TAR Parade-d-ing.
SZV Pamphlet. TAS Paraffin oil.
SZW Pan. TAU Paragraph.

Attention called to page para-
is
szx Pane. graph of the International Code dh
,
,
.
SZY Pane of glass. N. B. The number of the page to be
shown first and then the paragraph.
TAB Panic. (See note as regards this signal on
page 37.)
TAC Papacy. Pope. Papal-ist *
TAV Paraguay-an. Paraguayan Colors.
TAD Paper. (See also Document and News-
paper. ) TAW Parallel.
TAB All my papers are sent from the shore. TAX Parallel-motion gear.
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-
1
TAY Parallel-motion rod out of order.
son indicated) ! epa
Any letters (or, papers) from ? ji TAZ Paralyze-d-ing-tic-is.
Bring all the papers and. letters hil
Bring all your papers.- ljz TBA Parapet.
Bring the papers to me __hin
TAP Bring your papers on board.
TBC Parbuckle-d-ing.
By a paper of (date following) shp
Can you lend (or, give) me a paper TBD Parcel-led-ling.
(newspaper)? SB I have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,
Clear-ing papers ith for) qog
Daily paper kir Parcels and letters qoj
False papers msf TBE Parcels Post.
Foolscap paper T nhc
Has papers of following dates kmc TBF Parch-ed-ing.
TAG ^-Has she, or, Have you any papers?
TAH Have you all your papers? TBG Parchment.
TAI Have you received your papers?
TAJ I have all my papers. TBH Pardon-ed-ing.
TAK I have wrong papers on board.
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till TBI Paregoric
I return 1 pyk
Leave any papers (or, letters) for me TBJ Paris.
(or for party indicated) at qky TBK Declaration of Paris.
Necessary papers. ..spy TBL My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
Newspaper sho wich 2 20' 15"=0h. 9m. 21sec.
Newspapers up to date of (from Report me to " New York Herald " Office
if necessary) sc at Paris _.uk
Paper money Bank notes as v
TAL Papers and documents. TBM Park.
TAM Papers satisfactory.
TAN Papers unsatisfactory. TBN Parliament.
Papers, or, Letters up to the (indicate Act of Parliament (or, Congress) Die
where from if necessary) qop Both Houses of Parliament ozp
Shall I bring my ship's papers with me? By an Act of Parliament (or, Congress)
hjp die
Ship's papers (or, articles) ezk Has Parliament (or, Congress) met?.JOZ
TAO Suspicious papers. House of Commons jfm
Take papers xju House of Lords. Senate ozr
The captain must bring the ship's papers TBO Member of Parliament (or, Deputy).
with him.. hxj Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
Tracing paper xzi other legislative body) adjourns (or,
Want my papers
What
(or, clearance) itr adjourned) on fei
is the date of your latest news- Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
paper (or, letter)? kmj other legislativebody) is dissolved .fej
Will you send me some newspapers?-SHT Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
Would you like to see our papers (news- (or, meets) on the jpb
papers)? SL
Writing paper zjt Parmak. (Measure of length) avt
TAP Your papers are not in order.
Your papers will be examined mkj TBP Parole.
TAQ Par. At par. TBQ Parrel.
) . . . ;
PARSONPASS.
I
Parson itx Party Continued.
Seining party _voj
TBB Part-ed-ing. To part. Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
Better part company jgl SCQ
Cable parted hqt Water-ing party ywp
Danger of parting ...l kjz TCF Working party.
Driving parted from anchor
; eia
Have you parted from your anchor? _eij
TBS
I have parted from (or, with) TCG Pass-ing. To pass.
I shall part company jgm A squadron (give nationality) composed
If you do not carry more sail, we shall of ships passed in sight wpp
part company jgn Bar is impassable fr
In case we part company _ _ jgo Bar passable pvw
Part company jgq TCH Can pass.
TBU Parted from.

TCI Can not pass.
Parted company with on the (or, Crew will not pass kcy
on the at
) , 10 Did not pass survey - xgi
m
Parted fr o anchor driving ; eia TCJ Did you pass?
Parted from her anchor E ji Do not pass ahead of me.
Parted in the night from her anchors, Code Flag over r
EJK Do not pass too close to me ive
Permission to part company jgr Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
Should you part, endeavor to beach your in this distressed condition? ne
vessel where people are assembled on Gone by. Passed by.. -____-HPV
the beach (or as pointed out by com- TCK Has not passed.
pass signal from you) - fzu Have passed ice in latitude longi-
Vessel indicated parted from her anchor, tude
on the ,
PQ
,
EKA Have passed steamer with machinery

Vessel, or, Ship may part company .jgtj disabled mt
We are in danger of parting . gl Have passed steamer with steering gear
When did you part company from . - r disabled mu
Have you passed any vessel (or vessel
TBV Part. Portion. indicated)! woe
(
Alargepart (portion) QFL How many days since you passed
A small part (portion) who (vessels indicated) ? knh
After part DRG How many torpedo boats passed in
Forepart niw sight? gtk
Have condemned a part of my provi- How near did you pass to
sfh ?
sions JMO I have orders to telegraph your passing,

In the narrow part of the sdz so
Part of cargo saved iaw TCL I passed (place or vessel indicated)
Part of the crew (indicate number, if I shall pass within hail _ - ole
necessary) kdf I think I must have passed the buoy
TBW Partly. (or, beacon) hml
The greater part Ohp I will pass ahead of you,
Code Flag over x
TBX Partial-ly. I will pass astern of you,
TBY Partially insured. Pass ahead of me
Codo Flag over z
dvp
TBZ Particular-ly-ize. Pass astern of me fhq
Every particular mjb Pass within hail _.olg
In every particular mjn Password tdy
Nothing particular Skd TCM Passable.
Very particular-ly ypn TCN Passed.
Your zeal has been particularly noticed Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
by zmd good condition hull well out of water
;
dangerous to navigation kvs

Partly tbw TCO Passed a good many vessels.
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
TCA Partner-ship. (or, funnels)
(Give the color or
.
Dissolved partnership lga design, or the line that it may be an

TCB Has taken a partner.
dpe TCP
imitation of)
Passed a wreck.
leo
Partnership affairs
Passedawreok(dafe, latitude, andlongi-
TCD Party. tude to follow, if necessary) but could ,
Beach party fzr not render any assistance people still;
Charter party ing on board zv

Coaling party ...iwv Passedawreck(daie, latitude, and longi-
Funeral party - ntj tude to follow, if necessary) but was ,
TCE Party interested. unable to ascertain whether any peo-

Reconnoitering party . uls ple were on board __ zw
. ? , . ,
340 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Par? II.
PASSPATENT.
Pass Continued. TDM Passenger.

Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi- Are your passengers all on board?, .gpu
tude to follow, if necessary) no one Are your passengers all well? dyg
on board zx
;
Cabin passenger for

hqe
Passed by. Gone by hpv Can I land my invalid passengers? _qdr
Passed disabled ship at lbw Can you accommodate a passenger (or,
Passed disabled steamer at MX number shown)! dcp
TCQ Passed during the night. Clothing for female passengers.
TCR Passed, or Saw, some war vessels. Women's clothing ivr
TCS Passed survey. Cuddy passenger kfm
Passed the derelict vessel on the Deck passenger kqa
KVT Female passenger mvr
Passed the mail days ago rfu Full of passengers (number may be in-
TCU Passed the inspection.
official dicated) nsq
TCV Passed the (place or vessel indicated). TDN Have you any passenger for (or,
Passed the port (harbor, or, entrance), from)?
or, We have missed the mark mfv TDO How many passengers?
Passing certificate of (or, for) uc I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
The way is off my ship ;
you may feel able boats to save passengers and
your way past me hl crew no
We have missed the entrance (or, passed lean accommodate a passenger (or num-
the port, or, harbor) mfv ber shown).. DCS
TCW "When did you pass I wish to land passenger. qeg
(number) torpedo boats (give nation- Male passenger rjb
ality) passed in sight xya TDP
No accommodation for passengers. _dcu
Passenger department.
TCX Pass. (Ticket of admission.) Passenger list qvk
Railway pass uha TDQ Passenger ship.
. Requisition for passes utg Passengers, or, Crew sick with infec-
tious complaint pcx
Passengers all on board gqr
TOY Passage. Passengers are embarked lws
TCZ A pleasant passage. TDR Passengers must be landed.
TDA A tedious passage. Passengers not all on board. ..dyb
After a passage of dqo TDS Passengers saved.
Can you give a passage to? nzs Passengers will have to be disembarked,
Do not know the channel (or, passage), LEG
ILH Saloon passenger vfq
Do you know the channel (or, passage) ? Send for passenger vpt
ILJ Send passenger vqb
During the passage (or, voyage) lpu Send suitable boats for landing passen-
For passage
to (or, in) nhi gers __FI
TDB I have had a rough passage. Steerage passenger for (or, from
TDC I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick WUD
)
passage. Vessel seriously damaged wish to trans- ;
I know the
passage (or, channel)... qcd fer passengers. HM
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel), TDTJ We have no passenger.
ILN What passengers? How many passen-
TDE Is there a passage? gers? .- TDO
TDP Made the passage in
days (ntwiber to When will passengers embark (or,
follow).
TDG No passage.
)? for
TDV Where will passengers have to
lwz
be dis-
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel), embarked?
ILS TDW With passengers.
TDH Passage is Passengers have been of ill yellow
Screw passage vkg fever (number to follow) mwz
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu TDX Passport.
Take passage
to (or, for) xjv
There is

a passage (or, channel) bear- TDY Password.
ing ILU TDZ Have you the password?
Wait for passage to (or, for) ....: yta TEA Password is
TDI What sort of a passage have you had?
What wind
leads through the passage TEB Patent. Patentee.
entrance)?
(or, zfd Patent anchor ejh
TDJ Which passage did you take? TEC Patent fuel.
TDK Will you give me a passage on shore? Patent fuze nuy
TDL Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pass- TED Patent lead.
* age). TEF Patent log.
Patent sounding machine rds
Passed. (SeePASs.) tcn Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.JiG
PATENTPERFORM.
PERHAPSPHOSPHOR.
TFY Perhaps. Person Continued.

Perhaps it might be made to answer, Any person on board? epm
ENI Can
(persons or things indicated)"!
"Will perhaps be seized hxy BTJ
I wish to communicate personally- -JGC
TFZ Peril-ous. If (persons or things indicated) can
(or,may) byd
TGA Period-ical-ly. If (persons or things indicated) can
not may not)--
(or, bye
TGB Perish-ed-ing-able. Is (person indicated) on board? ..gqo
All on board perished. All hands lost, May I send a sick person to see your
DXQ doctor wl
Perishable cargo hzk TGR No person.
Persons, or, Things indicated can..BUC
TGC Perjure-d-ing-y. Persons, or, Things indicated can not,
BUD
TGD Permanent-ly-ence. Person indicated has not suspended
business hoc
TOE Permit-ssion. (See also Allow and Ad- Person indicated has suspended busi-
mit.) ness ... hod
Ask permission fde TGS Person indicated is wanted on shore.
Can I get permission? nyk Persons, or, Things are not to .buw
Can permit. Can allow dze TGU Person to navigate.
Can not, or, Will not permit it (or, con- Person to take charge ime
sent) JPT Personal-ly-ity tgw
Have you a regular permit (or, license) 1 Send a responsible person on board .cze
QPM TGV Send a responsible person on shore.
I shall anchor if circumstances permit Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees.DUB
(place or bearing to follow, if neces- Vessel, or, Person indicated declines .kqj
sary) EIT Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
I shall weigh as soon as the weather ined, no person to be seen; nothing
permits (or moderates) zo visible mki
TOP Not without permission. You have left a person behind gdz
Permission is requested to part com-
pany JGR TGW Personal-ly-ity.
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor pd TGX Persuade-d-ing.
Permit me to send a sick person to see After much pursuasion drb
yout doctor wl TGY
I am persuaded.
TGH Permitted. Permission is granted. TGZ -Persuasion.
Request permission to- usq
Shall wear as soon as weather permits, THA Peru-vian. Peruvian Colors.
YXS
Weather permits-ted-ting yzi THB Pervert-ed-ing.
TGI Will be permitted?
it
Will you permit? Will you allow?. dzq Peseta. (Coin) auo
Wind and weather permitting zfg
TGJ -With your permission. Peso, or, Dollar. (Coin) atj
TGK Without permission.
You will not be permitted to land.QEW THC Pestilent-ial-ence.
Your permit will be examined (or, looked
at) MKL Peter (Blue) .p
Blue peter (When spoken of)
. GOS
TGL Perpendicular-ly. Upright. Hoist the blue peter.- ko
Perpetual-ly. (Incessant) pgf THD Petition-ed-ing.
TGM Persecute-d-ing-ion. THE Petroleum oil.

THF I am in want of petroleum.
TGN Persevere-d-ing-ance. Petroleum cargo hzl
THG Petroleum ship.
TGO Persia-n. Persian Colors.
THI Petty. \
TGP Persist-ed-ing-ence-ent-ly. THJ Petty officer, or, Non-commissioned of-

I shall fire into boats if they persist in ficer.
coming alongside ...nak
Pfennig. (Coin). aup
TGQ Person.
Allow no person on board. Allow no Peund. (Measure of weight) ...BCD
communication em
Any person. Anybody epq THK Phosphor-ic-ous-escence.
THL
. . .
PILOTPLACE.
Pilot Continued. Pipe Continued.

TJI Pilot has been sent to you. Hawse pipe is broken opn
TJK Pilot has not come off. Injection pipe - pkv
Pilot jack (when spoken of) _ ndl TKN Pipe (for tobacco) ..
TJL Pilot not necessary. Sounding pipe (or, tube) wku

TJM Pilot signal flying. Steam pipe wsm
TJN Pilotage. TKO Steam pipe burst.
TJO Pilotage compulsory.
is Steam pipe damaged" wsn
TJP Pilot can not get off. Steam pipe leaky wso
Pilotshave not come off tjk Suction pipe xcj
Eiver pilot ---UYK Tobacco pipe tkn
Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and Waste pipe yuv
look out for their signals eac
TJQ Send me (or "vessel indicated) a pilot. Piquet. (See Picket) ths
Send pilotto vqc
Steam pilot boat ..gub TKP Pirate.
TJR The pilot going
isto you. Beat off a pirate gbz
TJS The pilotage is TKQ I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
Trinity pilot ybh a pirate.
Want a pilot* s, or, Code Flag over s TKB. Pirate reported (or, seen) off
Want a pilot* pt
Want you to send me a pilot tiw
TJU What are the pilot fees for ? TKS Piracy. Piratical.
Where can I get (or, look for) apilot?_TL
Will sendfor a pilot vqt TKU Pistol. (Revolver.)
TJV Will you take my pilot? Pistol revolver) cartridges ( icx
TJW Will your pilot come on to me? TKV Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.
TJX You had better take a pilot at once.
TJY You must take a pilot. TKW Piston.
TJZ You will find the pilot in (direction Crosshead (of piston) ked
indicated) High-pressure piston ouw
High -pressure piston broken . oux
* See Pilot Signals, p. 8. Intermediate-pressure piston pqu
Low-pressure piston rbs
TKA PlN-NED-NING. TKX Piston broken.
Belaying pin ged TKY Piston rod.
Crank pin kbm Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Crank-pin brasses broken kbn Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of
Crank pin broken kbo order) hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax
TKB PlNCH-ED-ING. Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
TKO Pinching pin. Pincers. Pinchers. broken) kej
TKD Pine. TKZ Pit.
TKE Pitch pine. Ash pit -.
, pes
TKF Pineapple. TLA Pitch. (Tar.)

TLB -Pitch-ed-ing. To pitch. (To smear
TKO Pinion. with pitch.)
TKH Pinion wheel. Pitch pine tke
TKI Pink. TLC PlTCH-ED-ING. TO PITCH. (To toSS.)
TKJ Pinnace. TLD Pity-ied-ing. Piteous.

Steam pinnace quz
Steam pinnace's engine mbz TLE Pivot.
Pint. (Measure of capacity) azk TLF place-d-ing. to place.

An alteration has taken place ebx
TKL Pintle. At place specified fiq
At the landing place fiy
TKM Pipe. At the nearest landing place QDO
Air pipe-ing dvz At (time indicated),
(place indi-
Blow-off pipe burst gny cated), bore
distant. miles---ED
Blow through pipe gob Best place ghw
Condenser pipe
Discharge pipe out of order
jms Best watering place is
ght
lcq Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
Eduction pipe out of order ltn place at
(or, on ) job
Feedpipe muy Could the
(vessel indicated) have got
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) .muz to any place of shelter? ofd
Hawse pipe (or, hole) opm Every place, or, Everywhere mjc
PLACEPLEASE.
Place Continued. TLZ Plan. (See also Chart. )

Funeral takes place at and(place)
at (time and date) ntk TMA Plane.-
Have you cargo for more places than
one (or than place specified) iaq TMB Planet.
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel (or, place)? 10 TMC Plank. (Diviensions to follow, if neces-
Her funnels are placed ntq sary.
How are her funnels placed? ntr TMD I want plank feet long, inches wide,
)
How did it take place? -__ omk inches thick.

In place of (instead of) pna TME Plank-ed-ing. To plank.
In the first place. First of all nba Topsides. Topside planking xwj
TLG In this place. TMF Plant-ed-ing. Planter.
Indicate nearest place where I can pro- Railway plant uhb
cure coal hc
Is there a convenient watering place? TMG Plaster-ed-ing.
JTN Adhesive plaster. Diachylon plaster,
TLH It can not be procured at this place.
Landing place qen
Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best TMH Plate-d-ing. To plate.
place for landing or coming on shore, Armor plate-d-ing evt
KE Boiler plate gwh
Market place elq Boiler plates damaged gwi
No alteration has taken place ecs Carbon plate _hyf
TLI Not if I were in your place. Copperplate jvq
TLJ Place (position). Earth plate lRo
Place indicated bears ek Iron plate-d-ing pta
Place indicated is blocked up by ice.GMU Nickel plate-ed sia
TLK Place yourself. Plates (crockery) tmi
TLM Proper place. Steel plate-d wtn
Repeat your signal in a better place, it Template xnp
cannot be made out owl Tinplate xty
Signal the names of places to which you Zinc plate zml
wish to be reported by telegraph- .wdp
Taken-ing, Took place on xjw TMI Plates. (Crockery.)
The appointment has not taken place,
ETB TMJ Platform.
Took place in consequence of jqe
Trial takes place on the yaw TMK Platinum.
Want a surgeon (or, doctor) send me ;
one from the nearest place wo TML Play-ed-ing.

"Watering place ywg
TLN What reliance can be placed in (or, on) ? TMN Pleasant-ly.
TLO When did it take place? A pleasant passage
Wish you a
tcz
When will funeral take place? ntl pleasant voyage tdl
TLP When will it take place?
TMO Please-d-ing to
Where is it to take place (or, be done)? (or, op).
LIV As you please ebx
Where is the best place to get ?- - -Gic TMP Can not have the pleasure.
Where is the best place to land? gid I want assistance; please remain by me,
Wrong place zkc NR
TMQ If you please.
TLQ Plague. The plague. TMR Much pleased.
TLR Has the plague ceased at (place indi- Please send off Lloyd's surveyor qxg
Please stand by me I want assistance,
cated)"! ;
Plague flag (when spoken of) ndm NR

TLS The plague has broken out at (place TMS Pleasure.
indicated). Request the pleasure of usr
TMU Shall I have the pleasure to (or, of)?
TLU Plain ly-ness. The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
TLV By no means plain. rvu
the pleasure of your company to din-
ner DKX
Plainclothes
Plainly distinguishable. I saw it very The pleasure of your company jgs
plainly lha Was much pleased 1 sbw
TMV When you please.
TLW Plaintiff. Will you give me the pleasure? oap
Will you give me the pleasure of your
TLX Plan-ned-ning. To plan. company at ? jgv
A
good plan ods TMW Will you please?
TLY Not a good plan. TMX With much pleasure.
The best plan will be ghx With pleasure. I will accept- , doa
? .
PLEDGEPORK.
TMY Pledge-d-ing. Pole, or, North star sjo
TMZ Plenipotentiary. TNI7 Pole.

Bare poles .fwq
TNA Plenty-iful-ly-ness. Pole, or, Standard compass. --.jib
TNB A plentiful supply of. Running under bare poles vcj
TNC Are there plenty of supplies at
Plenty of coal to be got at
ixg TNV Police-man,
Plenty of water- ..ywj TNW Apprehended (arrested) by the police.
There are plenty of fish to be caught here, Harbor police yvx
NCD Police authorities fno
There is plenty of room uzw Police (or other) authorities have ac-
quitted DHT
TND Pleurisy. Police (orôther) authorities have de-
cided against the crew kdg
plomer block gmw Police (or other) authorities have
fined --_ fnp
TNE Plough. Police (or other) authorities have inter-
fered fnb
TNF Plug-ged-ging. Police (or other) authorities have taken
Hawse plug opq some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
Shot plug WAG Police (or other)' authorities will not
give any redress. fnq
TNG Plumber. Police (or other) authorities will not
interfere fnd
TNH Plunder-ed-ing. TNX Police station (or, court).
I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by Want police yn
a pirate ..tkq Water, River, or, Harbor police yvx
TNI Plural. In the plural sense. TNY Policy.
P. M. In the afternoon. Post meridian, TNZ Politic-al-ly-ian.
drw Is there any political news? shk
TNJ Pneumatic. Political news shm
TNK Pneumonia
TOA poll-ed-ing.
TNL Point (of compass).
Alter course one point (or number indi- TOB Pollute-d-ing-ion.
cated) to port jzd
Alter course one point (or number indi- TOO Pond.
cated) to starboard jze
Compass signals in points and half Pond. (Measure of weight) baq
points (seepageiG) jhk
This is my best point gia TOD Pontoon.
This is not my best point gib
What is your best point of sailing?-VEX TOE Pony.
Point, or, Cape hvq Pood,
Near the point or, Pud. (Measure of weight) .bcf
sfj
TNM Off the point. TOP
TNO Round-ed-mg the point. Pool.
Whirlpool _ --XCY
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point vup
TOG Poop.
TNP POINT-ED-ING OUT. TO POINT OUT. TOH Pooped-ing.
Can, or, Will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage? eks TOI Poor-ness. Poverty.
Send boat to point out rock (reef, or,
shoal) guo Pope. Papacy. Papal-ist tac
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth? GHI TOJ popular-ly-ity-ace.
Carbon Point hyg TOK POPUL ATE-D-ING-IOr

Point Blank . GML TOL PORE-OUS.
TNQ poison-ed-ing-ous. TOM Pork.

TON Can you supply me with pork? (Indi-
TNR Polacre. cate number of casks, if necessary. )
'
Fresh pork nqz

TNS Polar-ity-ize-ization. Salt pork vfw
) ,
PORPOISEPOSITION.
TOP PORPOISE.
Port Continued.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader
Port, (Harbor) omv (or, escort) - ix
Are you going into port (or, harbor)? Haul your wind on port tack -- LN
OBK Heave-tson port tack.... ose
TOQ At this port. Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
Belong-ing to this port '.
geu hand - gak
Captain of the port, or, Harbor Master, Keep on port tack pzf
HWS Keep on the port side of the channel-LV
Come out of port Jew Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port., lz
Convoy will assemble at port (or place List to port * QVO
indicated) juo On port beam gau
Do you call at any port before destina- On port bow HCO
tion? HTB On port quarter UEQ
Do you come from any port putting you Port anchor ejl
in quarantine? tr
mfq
Port boiler
Port boiler defective
T gxk
GXJ
Entrance of the port
For this port
Free port -.
nhr
npu
ocb
Port bow
Port bow light
Port broadside --
hcr
HCB
hjq
Going into port (harbor) -
I left in port, or,

was in port when TOY Port engine.
I left (ship's name or distinguishing TOZ Port screw.
signal to follow) Qku TPA Port side.
I left port (or place indicated) days Port tack xim
ago QKV TPB Port-ed-ing. To port;
In, or, Into port onb
Just out of port pxm TPC Port. Port wine.
Left port Q.lg
Missed the mark (or, port), or, Passed TPD Port-fire.
the harbor (or, entrance) mfv
Nearest port sfm TPE Port helm.
Neutral port shb Alter course one point (or, points) to
TOR Off this port. port,-- ,-JZD
Out of port (or, harbor) svz Hard-a-port ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
!
Port admiral dli starboard md

Port authorities fnr Keep more to port pyz
TOS Port is neutral.
htg
My helm is hard-a-port head is going to
starboard...
;
wg
Port of call
Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt TPF Not too much to port.
Seaport-- vlc TPG Port a little. Head to go to starboard.
The nearest port- sfm Port your helm; ship's head to go to
TOU This port. starboard wi
Was the port you left healthy? orb S.eer more to port. (To be kept flying
We left port (or, place indicated) on until the course is sufficiently altered)
the - QLP mj
We have missed the entrance (or, passed You steer too much to port wuh
the port, or, harbor) mfv *
TOY What port? TPH Porterage.
What vessels did you leave in port (or,
place indicated)?' QLS TPI Porter. Stout.
Wish to enter port or dock tm
You are ordered not to come into port, TPJ Porter. (Railway or other porter.
SUY
You may come into port JDT TPK Portion-ed-ing. (See also Part. )

Your port of destination is closed your A
large portion of QFL
owners desire you to proceed to kxJ ;
A
small portion of who
was in port when I left QKU
Portland cement 1 igq
TOW Port. Porthole.
FSR TPL Portmanteau.
Baggage port
Eduction port LTO
Lower port RCE TPM Portugal. Portuguese. Portuguese
Sallyport vfn Colors.
Steam port wsp
Upper port -~- yma TPN Position.
Any alteration in the position of the
Port. (Left-hand side.) (See also Port army? eby
TOX Any alteration in the position of the
Helm.)
fleet (or, squadron)?.-^ ebz
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on port
bOW HFD
IEQ
Buoy, or Mark is not in its proper posi-
tion LC
Cast to port
. )
POSITIONPOTASH.

Position Continued. Possible Continued.
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in TQB Possibly.
its proper position 1 hmg Quit the vessel as fast as possible ._ .ab
Dangerous position kla TQF Quite possible.
I am not in a position to weigh zau Render all the assistance possible to .c y
I can not make out the flags ; hoist the Ride it put, if possible ks :
signal in a better position owl Sell cargo as soon as possible iay

I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
in their proper positions hmk sible? RO
TPO In the same position.
Indicate position (or, direction) of, TQG POSTED-ING. TO POST.
lbq By post . ... -HPF
Into position prq TQH By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post.
Light indicated is not now in its old Call at thepost office for letters hsy
position _ qse Latest posting time is qhg
Light-ship at
is out of position, or, Parcels post tbe
Light-ship is not at anchor on her TQI Post. ( The mail.
station qb TQJ Post office. To, or, At the post office.
TPQ Not in the same position. TQK Post-office official, or, Postmaster.
TPR Position light. TQL Post-office order.
TPS Position, or, State remains unaltered. TQM Postage.
TPU Proper position. TQN Postage stamp.
What is my position by bearings? kv TQO Postman.
"What is my present position? ..j rz Postmaster, or, Post-office official-. tqk
TPV What was the position of (ship indi- Report me by post to my owner (or, to
cated) 1 Mr. ) at ,.._uc
You^ are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) TQP Send by post.
position. Your position is dangerous, Send the following message by post to
GN owner (or, to Mr. ) at wy
TPW POSITIVE-LY. Send the following message through the

I am not positive certain ( ) ihg post to owner (or, to Mr. ) at by ,
I am positive certain
( )
_*
ihf signal letters instead of writing it at
length wz
TPX POSSESS-ED-ING. TQR Sent by post.
TPY Possession. Shall I save the mail (or, post)? rfv
TPZ Take possession of. To, or, At the post office. Post office,
TQJ
TQA POSSIBLE-ILITY. To-day's post . kny
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible, To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's post,
AB TQH
All possible information of (or, from), To-night's post xus
DXS Will you post some letters for me? .qor
As fast as possible fai Yesterday's post zlk
As much (or, many) as possible pay
As quick as possible -FBG TQS Post. (A post.)
As slow as possible fbj Advance post dmx
As soon as possible fbo Body post, or, Propeller post gvr
Avoid, if possible fou Rudder post '
vbo
Barely possible fwk Samson post vgw
Be as brief as possible hgu Stern post. ..wuy
Bring the ship in as close as possible,
HIO Postmaster. tqk
Convoy to keep as close as possible -_iv
Convoy to spread as far as possible, Post meridian, or, P. M. In the after
keeping within signal distance iz NOON DRW
Discharge cargo as soon as possible.iAM
Dispose of cargo as 3oon as possible.iAN TQU Post-mortem, Post-mortem examina-
Get her head rOund as fast as possible, tion.
or, Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible ...NYU Postpone-d-ing-ment. (Defer) kro
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible, TQV Must be postponed.
NYZ Race postponed until
is ugf
Get steam up as fast as possible kl
Get under weigh as fast as possible _kn TQW Pot.
TQB I doubt if it is possible to to Teapot xlh
I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible GFT TQX Potash-sium.
TQC If possible. TQY Bromide of potassium.
TQD Is possible?
it Chloride of potassium ipg
Not possible (impossible) ... pfb TQZ Iodide of potassium.
Obtain all the intelligence possible. snw TRA Nitrate of potassium.
?
POTATOPRESENT.
TRB Potato.
Pratique Continued.
Preserved potatoes tum TRZ I have (or vessel indicatedhas) not prat-
ique.
Poultry. Chickens. Fowls iop TSA Ships from did not get pratique at
when I left.
TRC Pound-ed-ing. You have pratique. tw
Pound, or, Sovereign. (Coin).! aus TSB Pray-ed-ing. Prayer.
Pound, lb. (Measure of weight) _.-Bce TSC Precaution-ary.
TRD Pour-ed-ing.
Every precaxvtion
.mjd
Every precaution has been taken. -_mje
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it ..htn TSD Use every precaution.
Poverty. Poor toi TSE Preoipitate-d-ing-ly.
TRE Powder. (See also Ammunition.) TSF Prefect-ure.

Blasting powder gmp TSG Maritime Prefect.
Burn a blue light, or, Plash a little pow-
der goq TSH Prefer-red-ing. To prefer.
Cordite JWi I do not like to run in I prefer keeping
;
Gunpowder (weight in pounds, if nec- the sea vca

essary) OKS I prefer stopping on board gql
TRF Iam in want of powder and shot. TSI I should prefer.
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow- TSJ Is preferred to.
der, or, explosives. TSK It would be preferable.
Flag b, or, Code Flag over b. TSL Preference-able.
TRG I can supply you with powder.
TRH I can supply you with powder and shot. TSM Preliminary
Powder (blasting) gmp
TRI Powder and shell. TSN Premier.
TRJ Powder barrel.
TRK Powder case. TSO Premium.
Have the premiums risen?
Powder flag (when spoken of) ndo TSP
Powder hoy (or, lighter) ozu TSQ Premiums are lower.
TRL Powder is damaged. TSR Premiums have risen.
TRM Powder magazine.
yzy
Short of powder
Smokeless powder wia TSTJ
Prepare-d-ing to (or, for).
Be prepared with affidavits dpn
TRN Power. Keep everything prepared pys
Full power
or, Half speed
olm
nst TSV Preparation.
Prepare ambulance for edz
Half power,
Horsepower oyh TSW Prepare another hawser.
Indicated horsepower oyi Prepare bpatto for) (or, guc
My horsepower (or that of vessel indi- Prepare for a hurricane gd
cated) is - OYJ Prepare for action div
Nominal horsepower oyk Prepare for coaling (to coal) -._ ixh
Power of attorney flp Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
TRO Powerful-ly. NYX
TRP Powerless. yds
Prepare to be towed clear
Prepare to disembark at
xys
leh
Tug has not sufficient power
What is your horsepower (or that of Prepare to weigh _zq
vessel indicated) 1 ,--- oyl Preparing for sailing nzf
TRQ Practicable-y. (See also Possible.)

TRS If practicable TSX Prescribe-d-ing-ption-ive.
TRCT Is not practicable.
TRV It practicable.
is TSY Presence.
TRW Practice-d-ing. TSZ Present-ly.

According to the usual practice deo Annul present formation -. emh
Do not stand too far on your present
TRX Pratique. (See also Quarantine. ) course JZi
at
t
TRY Can pratique be obtained For the present. At present nhj

at
Did you get pratique

? nys How long may we stand on our present
Get, or, Got pratiqueat nyw course?-- __-jZK
Have you, or, Has
(vessel indicated) I do not intend to alter course at present
got pratique? ..--.on (or,
I will
until )-
answer presently
-- eci
enc
I have (or vessel indicatedhas) pratique,
TS If the wind continues as at present .zer
. . . j
PRESENT -PRIME.
Present Continued. Press

Continued.
Is my present course a correct one? Am Steam-pressure gauge. Manometer,
I steering a proper course? ( The course RJW
steered, to follow, if necessary) jzp Water pressure yvz
TUA Not at present. TUV What your working pressure?
is
Not safe to go on with the crew as at TUW What pressure have you on?
present -.kde Working steam pressureis. . -TUS
TUB Present form-ation.
TUC Present rate. TUX Pretend-ed-ing.
Present state of affairs dpf TUY Pretence.
TUD Put-ting off for the present. TUZ Upon no pretence whatever.
Stand on continue your present course,
; TVA Upon what pretence?
JSM
The course steeredis the best for the TVB Prevail-ed'-ing-valent.
present {or until time indicated) .jzm Calms prevail hto
What is my present position? rz TVC Could not prevailupon
Fever very prevalent at mwh
TUE Presentation. TVD It very prevalent.
is
TVE The prevailing sickness is
TUF Preserve-d-ing-ation.
TUG Preserve formation. TVF Prevent -ing-ion.
TUH Preserve station. TVG Can you prevent?
TUI Preserved fish. TVH Can not, Could not prevent
or, (or, be
TUJ Preserved fruits. prevented).
TUK Preserved meat. TVI Get a preventer on.
TUL Preserved milk. Is there anything to prevent landing?
TUM Preserved potatoes. QEH
TUN Preserved soup. Let nothing prevent qnv
TUO Preserved vegetables. TVJ Must be prevented.

Preserves (Jams).- puo Prevent advance of dn
TVK Prevented by
TUP Preside-d-ing-ncy. TVL Shall, or. Will prevent.
Weather prevents-ed-ing yzj
TUQ President, or, TVM Will it prevent?
President, Chief of State, Emperor, TVN -Will prevent the necessity of.
King, etc., of
has (or,is) ior
President of the Republic usj TVO Previous-ly.
"Vice President yqf Previous order (or. instruction) pnj
Previous orders are all countermanded,
TUR Press-ed-ing-ure. JYP
Atmospheric pressure fjq Proceed in execution of previous orders,
High pressure out sz
High-pressure boiler gxc TVP Price.
High -pressure cylinder kig An advance in price dmz
High -pressure cylinder cover.. ouv Famine prices __msp
High-pressure cylinder cover broken, No reduction in prices. No abatement,
kai CXT
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out TVQ Price current.
of order) kau Prices are fair mrf
High-pressure piston ouw Prices are high ove
High-pressure piston broken oux TVR Prices are low.
High-pressure valve out of order ouy Prices have gone down .(fallen) ...mrw
Intermediate pressure pqs Prices have not fallen mrx
Intermediate-pressure cylinder kih TVS Prices have risen.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover, The highest price is ovg
PQT The lowest price is rbw
Intermediate -pressure cylinder cover What is the highest price you will give?
broken , kaj OAJ
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked TVU What is the lowest price you will take?
(or, out of order) kav TVW What the price? What the value
is is
Intermediate-pressure piston _ pqu of ?
Low pressure rbq What price are coals at ixn ?
Low-pressure cylinder kij
Low-pressure cylinder cover kal TVX Priest.
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out TVY A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
of order) kaw would be much valued.
Low-pressure piston rbs
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM TVZ Prime-d-ing. Priming op boiler.
TUS My working pressure is. Boiler primes gwj
Steam pressure wsq Priming charge imj
PRINCEPROCURE.
PROCUREPROTECT.
)
"PROTESTPUNT.
TZU Protest-ed-ing. UAY Pull-ed-ing.

TZV Did you protest? Let your boats pull to (bearing indi-
TZW Have, or, Has protested. cated) QOA
The boats can not pull ahead grk
TZX Protestant.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued ity UAZ Pulley.
Eccentric pulleys loose _LSV
TZY Prove-ing.
Chase prove-d-ing to be . -INL UBA Pumice stone.
UAB Proved.
UBC PUMP-ED-ING. TO PUMP.
UAC Provender. Air-compressing pump DVY
Air pump dwa
Air-pump gear dwb
UAD PROVIDE-D-INO WITH. Air-pump levers out of order dwc
UAE Can you provide? Air pump out of order dwe
UAF I will provide. Air-pump rod broken dwf
UAG If providedwith. All hands at the pumps ...dxm
Bilge pump -.: gjs
UAH Provident-ial-ly-ce. Bilge pump (donkey) gjt
Bilge pump (main) GJU
UAI Province-ial. Bilge pump out of order - gj v
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw
UAJ Provision-ed-ing. Brine pump hij
Are you in want of provisions? tn Can not keep free with pumps npt
UAK Can you spare me provisions? Circulating pump irb
Cook-ed provisions jvd Diver's pump lhz
Fresh provisions nra Donkey pump disabled lkp
Have condemned a part of my provisions, Downton pump lmr
JMO Feed pump mva
I am (or vessel indicated is) short of pro- Feed-pump check valves out of order,
visions vzs IOD
I have only days' provisions to Feed pump out of order mvb
Make provision for rio Feed-pump valves out of order mvc
UAL Provisions. UBD
Hand pump
Hand pump out of order.
olz
Salt provisions -,.-vfx
Short of provisions. Starving ....'.. n v Hydraulic pump -PAZ
Want provisions immediately yo I can keep free with pumps npy
Want provisions ytu Main pump RGM
UBE Pump. ( A pump.
Pump brakes hdv
UAM Provisjonal-ly. Proviso. UBF Pump choked.
UBG Pump crosshead.
UAN Provoxe-d-ing-cation. UBH Pump crosshead out of order.
UBI Pump gear.
UAO Provost. UBJ Pump gear worn out (defective).
UAP Provost Marshal. UBK Pump leather.
UBL Pump-lever links broken.
UAQ Prow. UBM Pump levers out of order.
UBN Pump rod.
UAR Proxy. UBO Pump well.
UBP Pumps in good order.
UAS Prudent-ly-ce. UBQ Pumps' out of order.
It is not prudent to proceed without UBR Pumps want repair. xey
regular sounding wks Well supplied with pumps
Scarcely prudent to land not easy land- ;
Work pump zhy
ing on the beach -Fzx
UAT Pdblic-ly. UBS Punch. (Todl.)

Are there any public conveyances
J---JTY Puncheon. (Measure of capacity) _._azl
tO?
UAV Public house.
Public money rye UBT Punctual-ly-ity.
UAW Public service. Pund. (Measure of weight) -BCG
UAX Publish -er-cation-icity.
UBV Punish-ed-ing-ment.
Pud. (Measure of weight) bcf
UBW Punt.
Jvr
Pudding, or, Pie -thy Copper punt
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UBX
,,,, )
QUANTITY QUICKSILVER.
UDV Quantityof. Quarter. (Measure of weight) bch

A large quantity (or, number) of
OGZ UEO Quarter. (Division of time, etc.
A larger number (or, quantity) of (or, First quarter nbe
than) qfm First quarter of the moon nbp
A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan- For the quarter nhl
tity) of SLD In a quarter of an hour ozm
A very large number (or, quantity) UEP In what quarter?
of SLE Last quarter qgi
An average number (or, quantity) Last quarter of the moon qgh
of F0Q Lee quarter qme
An equal number (or, quantity) of Next quarter shy
MGF UEQ On port quarter.
Coal can not be got in any quantity UEB, On starboard quarter.
at iwm Quarter boat - gud
Indicate the quantity (or, number) Quarter-deck.- ..kqd
Of--- PIA Quarter gallery. nwg
Number, Quantity is incorrect. -SLG
or, Quarter speed wmv
Only to be got in small quantities., ofm Quarter of an hour ozm
Show the number (or, quantity) of UES Quarterly. x
PIA Quarterly account dpm
Supply of water is small, not exceed- UET This quarter.
ing (quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR Weather quarter yzq
The greater-est number (or, quantity)
of OHN
The least number (or, quantity) of UEV Quarter-ed-ing. To Quarter.
QKH At quarters FIR
Too large a number (or, quantity) Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
of QFV quarters)? oyq
UDW What number (or, quantity) have you? Close quarters '
iva
UDX -What quantityof? Deck quarters kqb
What quantity of ammunition have Headquarters oqi
you? EGB UEW Quarters.
What quantity of coal have you left? . hp UEX Sick quarters.
What quantity of coal remains in the Winter quarters zgl
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?. - -ixo
UDY What quantity of water? UEY Quartermaster.
You can get any quantity of firewood,
NAT UEZ Quay.
UDZ Quarantine. In quarantine.
Am, or, Is in quarantine (number of UFA Queen.
days to be indicated, if necessary) . -TP Chief of the State, King, Queen, Em-
UEA Are you in quarantine? peror, President, etc., of
has (or,
UEB Break -ing, Broke the quarantine laws. is) IOR
Do you come from any port putting you King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench ..gfh
in quarantine? tr
Hoist quarantine flag .'-..TV UFB Quell-ed-ing.
I have a clean bill of health, but am Disturbance is quelled lhr
liable to quarantine . _ Code Flag o ver q
Out of quarantine swa Query. Note of interrogation (?).sjz
Performing quarantine tfx
UEO Quarantine at
(plci indicated) is UFC Question-ed-ing-able.
days for vessels from
(place indi- Authority is (or, will be) questioned,
cated) .
FMO
Quarantine flag (when spoken of) _ -NDQ UFD QUICK-LY-NESS.
UED Quarantine is taken off. Are you a quick sailer? vdp
UEF Quarantine officer. As quick as __ fbe
UEG Quarantine station. As quick as possible .__ fbg
UEH Vessel indicated isquarantine
in quarantine. I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick
UEI What are you in shall I get?for? passage
Make haste
,
tdc
ons
UEJ What quarantine
UEK When I am out of quarantine. Quick-firing ammunition efx
UEL You will get (or, be put in) quarantine. Quick-firing gun okl
UFE Quicker-est.
UEM Quarrel-led-ling-some. Quicksand ufg
Quicksilver ufh
UEN Quarry. Very quickly ypq
Quart. (Measure of capacity) azm UFG Quicksand.
Quarter. ( Measure of capacity) azn UFH Quicksilver.

. ) . J .
QUIETRAN.
UFI QUIET-LY-NESS. UGI Rack-ed-ing.

All quiet at (or, in) (or, on shore),
DXT UGJ Radiate-d-ing-ion.
All quiet with dxu
UGK Radical-ly.
UFJ Quinine.
UGL Radius.
Quintal, or, Centner. (Measure of Destructive radius kxu
weight) bci Radius bars . fwl
Radius of action , _diw
Quintal, Metric. (Measure of weight) -Be UGM Radius shaft.
UFK Quit-ted-ting. (See also Leave. ) UGN Raft. ,
Do not quit the ship till the tide has UGO Can you make a raft?
ebbed ad UGP Do what you can in the way of rafts.
UFL Have, or, Has quitted. Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
UFM Quit the (or, your) station. kite, or, raft) ka
Quit the vessel as fast as possible ab Fire raft (or, ship) mzw
Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
UFN Quite. spars). qzy
UFO Do quite well.
UFP Not quite. UGQ Rafter.
UFQ Quite as much as.
Quite, or, Totally different kzo UGR Rag. Ragged.
Quite enough (or, sufficient) mdx
Quite full nsy UGS Rage-d-ing.
Quite intelligible pok Cholera is raging at
ips
Quite possible tqf UGT The is raging at
UFR Quite recovered. Yellow fever is raging at mwx
UFS Quite right.
UFT Quite sure of UGV Rail.
Quite useless yms By rail hpg
UFV You are quite safe where you are. Came, Coming by rail jch
UGW Head rail.
UFW Quittance. UGX Send by rail.
UFX Quorum. UGY Railway.

Leave it for me at the railway station,
UFY quote-d-ing-ation. QLB
UFZ What are the last quotations? Meet me at the railway station rou
Railway carriage . ice
UGZ Railway iron.
UHA Railway pass.
UHB Railway plant.
Railway porter tpj
UHC Railway sleeper.
UHD Railway station.
UHE To, or, At the railway station.
UHF Rain-ed-ing. To rain.

More rain than wind zev
UHG Rain.
Rainy weather yzc
UHI Rainbow.
Lunar rainbow rdh
UHJ Raise-d-ing. To raise.
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken
UGA R. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell- off)? GNL
ing, see page 13.) Newly-raised men eph
UGB Rabbet-ed-ing. UHK Raisin.
UGC Rabbit. UHL Ram-med-ming.

UHM Ram bow.
UGD Race-d-ing. To race. UHN Ran. (See also Run. )
Boat race grt Ran against (or, foul of ) dsg
UGE Race course. UHO Ran, or, Run away.
UGF Race is postponeduntil UHP Ran clear.
UHQ Ran into.
UGH Race. Tideway. ( UHR Ran out.
) . ?
RANDOMREADY.
Random. At random fit UIS Rave-d-ing.
UHS Range-d-ing. To range. Ravine. (Grully.)..- ojn

Cooking range, or, Copper _.jve
UHT Long range. UIT Reach. Tack.
Out of range okj urv A short reach.
(
UHV Range finder. Forereach-ed-ing nka

UHW Range yards. is
Range of battery fyq uiw Reach-ed-ing. To reach.
Range your cable hrn uix Can, or, May reach.
UHX Rifle range. UIY Can you reach?
Short range -- wac Guns will not reach ojx
Take care range is c lear hym UIZ I can reach.
Vessel is in gunshot- okn UJA Out of reach.
UHY What is the range? You are within reach of guns (or, bat-
UHZ Within range. teries) - go
UIA You are within musket (or, rifle) range. Your orders have not yet reached here,
You are within range of the guns (or, SVA
batteries) ..- go UJB React-ed-ing-ion.
UIB Rangoon t>il. UJC Read-ing. To read.

UJD Have you read?
UIC Rank-ed-ing. UJE I have read.
Not of high rank ovc
Of high rank OVD UJF Ready.
TJJG Are you readyto (or, for)?
UID Ransom-ed-ing. UJH Are you ready for sea?
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
UIE Rapid-ly-ity. slip your cable hqo
Eire gains rapidly take people off _ _ng
; UJI
Can be ready to (or, for).
. Leak is gaining rapidly nu UJK Can you be Teady by (time indicated, if
The barometer has fallen very rapidly, necessary) 1
FXH T7JL Can you be ready for sea by in) (or,
UIF Rare-ly-ness. Fenders ready mvu
Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
UIG Rash-ness-ly. NYX
Get steam up report when ready . _km
;
UIH Rat. Have a tow line ready xyp

Have all your anchors and cables ready
UIJ Ratchet. for use _.-ElG
Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready,
UIK Rate-d-ing. To rate. owe
Any rate -.epn UJM I am (or, They are) ready for sea (or,
Bank rate fuy to sail).
Chief rate-ing iot I have the boats ready gtl
Dying at the rate of a day -LQN
_ _ i_ I shall not be ready until yld
My chronometers were rated
.
days ago
.
UJN In readiness to for) (or,

at (indicate place, if necessary), UJO Is refitted and ready for sea.'
IQJ Is, or, Are to be held ready to (or, for),
owu
UIL
Present rate
Rate (of speed).
Rate of steaming.
tuc
UJP
Keep steam ready

Must be ready to by.
(or, up)
(or, for)
kq
UIM
of exchange is
The rate mky UJQ Not ready.
Try rate
of sailing ycu TJJR Not ready for sea.
What is the set and rate of current (or, Proceed when ready txg
tide)? - 1- --KGJ UJS Readily-ness.
UIN What rate? (Speed.) Ready for action dix
When were your chronometers last UJT Ready for sea.
rated? --- IQK UJV Ready for use.
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer. UJW Ready to proceed.
Will you give me a comparison? - 'isu Ready to weigh zr
UJX Report when readyto (or, for).
.
UIO Rather. UJY Report when ready for sea.

UJZ Ships indicated are were) ready for (or,
sea.
UIP
Steam not ready will be up in .wb
Ratify-ied-ing-ication.
takes is .
Confirmation, or, Ratification ;
place at (or, at, on ) --JOB Steam is ready wc

Troops arereadyto disembark ybo
UIQ Rations. Troops will be readyto (or, for) __ybq
Was getting ready for sea nzf
Water can readily be obtained . yws
UIR Ratline. . .
. ?
READYRECKON.
Ready Continued. Receive Continued.

UKA When readyto for). (or, ULA Have received.
"When will dinner be ready? law Have, or, Has received accounts ...dfc
UKB When will you be ready for sea? Have, or, Has received damage
jury) to
in- (or,
UKC When will you be ready for
(or, it) (or, PLA
Have received the following communi-
to)?
UKD Will be ready to for). (or, cation instructions) from your (or,
You will hold yourself in readinessto agent owner) ia (or,
for)(or, -OXB Have you received any damage in- (or,
Your despatches are ready kxe jury) to?---i- plb
UKE Your orders are not ready for you. Have you received any ordersfrom
su
Real-reis. (Coin) aut Have you received my letter? qof
Have you*received my message? rqm
UKF Real-ly-ity. Have you received your orders? str
I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
UKG Realize-d-ing-ation. communication- ....if
I have received information (place
UKH Reappoint-ed-ing-ment. next indicated) is clear of ice pbo
I have received information (place
UKI Rearmost. next indicated) is ice bound pbq
Prom the rear -NRX I have received orders stv
UKJ In the rear. I have received orders for you not to

Rear admiral -DLJ proceed to (place next indicated)
UKL Rear column. on account of ice pbr
UKM Rear guard. I have received orders for you not to
UKN Rear ship. proceed without further instructions,
UKO To the rear. SP
Reas, or, Reis. (Coin) _ aut instructions from owner at sq
I have received orders for you to dis-
UKP Reason-ed-ing. To reason. (See also charge cargo at
... .. SR
Cause. ) I have received orders for you to pro-
Better not ask the reason (cause) __fdn ceed to - TF
Can give no reason _nzq I have received your letters QOH
Do you know the reason? qbx Letters had (or, have) been received
Have you reason to suppose? xfe from QOK
Know the reason qcf Letters received from qon
Reason must be assigned ipo No accounts received dfk
UKQ Reason-able-y. None received -. sjd
The reason (cause) assigned is ift Orders have been received sui
The reason (cause) assigned is sufficient, ULB Receipt.
IFU ULC Received.
What is the reason (cause) of ? -IFV Received an answer enj
Receiver ulf
UKR Reassemble-d-ing. ULD Receive-d-ing newsof (or, from).
'
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at ULE Send receiptto for). (or,
rendezvous (or place indicated) it Telegram receivedfrom xlv
Wait to receive orders - te
UKS Rebel-lious-lion. What advice have you received? doj
UKT Rebel-led-ling. To rebel. You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days SUX
UKV Recall-ing.
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the ULF Receiver.
ship Code Flag over w ULG Receiver of wreck.
'
'General recall" signal-Code Flag overY
Hoist the general recall owh ULH Recent-ly.
UKW Recalled. Delayed through the recent gale - - .ksf
No recent observations. I did not get
UKX Recapture-d-ing. an observation RT
Recent Act (of Parliament) dil
UKY Receive-ing. To receive.
Acknowledge-d-ing the receipt of _dgp ULI Recess.
Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
tion of) EWU ULJ Reckon-ed-ing.
UKZ Did you receive? Dead reckoning koh
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any Dead reckoning agrees with observa-
damage? kjf tions ___dtx
Expect I have to receive . mng Latitude by dead reckoning is Qht
Give a receipt -OAO , Longitude by dead reckoning is --Qzc
Has the receipt been acknowledged? . dgq ULK Reckoning (a reckoning).
. ,
REMARKREPEAT.
UPQ REMARK-ED-ING-ABLE-Y. UQX Repair-ed-ing-able.

Tell my owner ship answers remarka- Boiler can not be repaired re
bly well- eno Boiler has been repaired gvy
Boiler has not been repaired gvz
UPR Remedy-ied-ing. Boiler must be repaired - gwf
UPS Can it be remedied? Boiler requires repairs -- owl
UPT Can not be remedied. UQY Cable is repaired.
UQZ Can be repaired.
UPV Remember-ed-ing. Can damage be repaired at sea? ba
Do you remember(or, recollect) ?-..ulo URA Can it be repaired?
UPW Does, or, Do not remember. Can the damage be repaired by your-
UPX It must be remembered. selves? bc
UPY Remembrance. URB Can not be repaired.
hve
Canvas to repair sails - -
UPZ Remind-ed-ing-er. Damage can be repaired at sea be

Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
UQA Remit-ted-ting. To remit. without assistance bg
UQB Remittance. Damage is repaired .. kix
Remittance list ---- --.qvl Defects can not be repaired at sea (or at
Very good remittance oem place indicated) bf
'.
Defects may be set right in hours _bd

Engines broken down under temporary
;
UQC Remonstrate-d-ing-ance WITH. repair mck

Engines disabled; can repair in
UQD Remove-d-ing-al. hours mcl
UQE Not removed. Engines under temporary repair. __mbk
UQP Obstruction removed. Execute repairs ---.mlk
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
UQG Remove obstruction. bm
Removed from Lloyd's register qxh be repairing damages? -
UQH To be removed. Iam repairing a telegraph cable. Keep
out of my way xlq
URC I am under repair.
UQI Remunerate-d-ing-ion-ive. I shall repair damage in kjo
UQJ No remuneration. URD In want of repairs.
Is obliged to undergo repairs smt
UQK Render-ed-ing. Machinery wants repair mbl
Could not render assistance cq Must discharge cargo to repair damage,
No assistance can be rendered do the ;
KJR
best you can for yourselves ox Proceed after repairing machinery .rdw
Passed a wreck (date latitude, andlongi- Pumps want repair ubr
tude to follow), but could not render URE Repairs necessary.
any assistance people still on board, Repair on board GQT
;
zv Repairs of engines can not be done here,

Render all the assistance possible to, MBU

CY Repairs of engines may be done in
UQL Rendered unserviceable. hours mbv
Stopping only for small adjustment to
machinery -_.rdy
UQM Rendezvous.
The damage to machinery is not serious,
Convoy to disperse, and reassemble at
rendezvous (or at place indicated) -it and is such as can be repaired by the
Convoy will rendezvous at on the vessel's own engineers RL
JUP Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
UQN Convoy will rendezvous in
(latitude sails yfn
yhk
and longitude' indicated) Under temporary repair
Proceed to rendezvous txd Where will you go to repair damage?
Rendezvous at (port indicated or on bv
bearing- indicated) from
(port in-
dicated) distant
miles JB URP Repay-aid-ing.
Rendezvous in latitude and longitude URG Repayment.
(indicated) JC
UQO To rendezvous at. URH Repeal-ed-ing.
UQP To, or, At the rendezvous.
UQR When shall we be at the rendezvous? URI Repeat-ed-ing-etition.
UQS Where is the (or, Where shall we)
rendezvous? Annul the last hoist I will repeat it.VE
;
Discontinue repeating signals ._ ldg

UQT Will rendezvous at (or, in).
I am going to repeat signal from
.

(word indicated) vh
UQV Renew-ed-ing-al.
dir I will repeat the message (or, what you
Can you renew the action? - :
KQN
say)
I will repeat the signal wck
UQW Rent-ed-ing-al. (To hire.)
. , . . . ;
REPEATREPORT.
Repeat Continued. Report Continued.

Repeat my signals until further orders, I can not take you in tow, but will re-
wcp port you at
and send immediate
,
Repeat ship's name; your flags were assistance xyq

not made out du URT I have reported you to the vessel I spoke
Repeat your' signal, or, Repeat your sig- she is bound to
(place indicated).
nal from (hoist indicated) vi URV I will report you at
Repeat the last hoist it is not under-
; URW It is reported.
stood URK Mail reported lost rfm
Repeat the last signal made wcr Medical report rok
URJ Repeat the message. Meteorological or weather report-- .rsp
Repeat the semaphore signal wcq News, or. Report, or, Information is
Repeat your distinguishing signal the ; confirmed joe
flags were not made out du No weathSr report zg
Repeating rifle uxd Nothing to report skg
URK The last hoist is not understood repeat ; Pirate reported (or, seen) off tkr
it. URX Report-ed-ing. To report.
Will you repeat the signal (or, mes- Report by signal -_i wes
sage)? WDQ Report by telegraph xlt
Will you repeat the signals being made Report confirmed joe
tome? vn URY Report expenditure of.
Report is not correct jxc
URL Replace-d-ing. URZ Report me all well.
Light indicated has been replaced QSD Report me by post to my owner (or, to
Mr.) at uc
URM Replenish-ed-ing.
USA Report me by telegraph to
URN Reply-ied-ing to. To reply. (Seealso
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's -.ud
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,
Answer. )
Can you await reply (or, answer) ?.emv to Mr.
) at L ue
Forward reply to my message by tele- Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
graph to WT Gazette" up
URO I will send a reply.

Report me to _--UM
Report me to Lloyd's ug
I will telegraph for your orders if you Report me (or, my communication) to
URP
will await reply
In reply (or, answer) to.
sv
Lloyd's agent at
uh
Report me to Maritime Association,
No reply. Not answered . enh New York
.
zna
Replied, or, Answered by telegraph emq
Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phila-
.
Reply. (An answer) emo

delphia ZNB
Reply by telegraph wq Report me to New York Herald " office,
'
Send a reply (or, answer) enk London

'
ui
Send reply to my message to signal
Report me to New York Herald " office,

'
station at vqd '
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph, New York UJ

WQ Report me to '
' New York Herald " office,
Wait tx
Paris uk
for a reply (or, answer)
What reply (or, answer) ? enp
USB Report me to owner on leaving.
What was the answer (or, reply) ?--_ty
Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
Will await reply (or. answer) ciation, San Francisco - - znc
tz
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
Will you await reply? ua burg UL
use Report my arrival (or, arrival of ).
URQ Report. (See also Account. ) Report requires confirmation JOP
Alarming report (or, account) dev Report the
(vessel indicated) all well
Confidential report (or, communication), in (latitude and longitude indicated)
JFX on the
(date indicated) UN
Conflicting reports jom Report the motions of
sba
Contradict the report jst Report when finished (or, complete)
Daily report kis with jks
Derelict reported off (or, in the vi-
Report when ready to (or, for) ---UJX
cinity of ) jp

Report when ready for sea ujy
Derelict reported passed on lati- ,
USD Report when ship denoted is sighted.
tude
longitude
, dangerous to ; USE Reporter.
navigation kvr Send report of vqe
Do you wish to be reported? ub Signal the name of place to which you
Do you wish your arrival reported? .eyc wish to be reported by telegraph _wdf
Get steam up report when ready. ..km USP Vessel desires to be reported by tele-

;
URS Have you anything to report? graph to owner, Mr. at ,
Have you seen any men-of-war? If so, Vessels that wish to be reported all
report their names (or, nationalities) well, show your numbers (or,distin-
VNM guishing signals) -DYT
.
BEPORTRESIDENCE.
Report Continued.
Require Continued.
Vessels that wish to he reported, show USZ Do you require?
your distinguishing signals ea Do you require any assistance (or
Vessels wishing to he reported on leav- help)from? .. - cs
ing,show your numbers (or, distin- Do you require further assistance?. -_ct
guishing signals) ., eb Do you require immediate assistance? - cu
What is the meteorological report for How long do you require to clean your
to-day? zk engine? QYM
What is the meteorological report for I am going to stop ; machinery requires
to-morrow? - zl adjusting - RK
I can not get at goods required oew
USG Represent-ed-ing-ation. I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
USH Representative. cv
I will lend what is required QNA
Reprimand-ed-ing. (
Censure) igt Is it necessary (or, Does the navigation
require me) to take a pilot? sey
USI Republic-an-ism. Machinery requires adjusting dkf
USJ President of the Republic. More hands are required at ome
My engines require cleaning . - mbq
USK Repudiate-d-ing-ion. Report requires confirmation jop

UTA Require an interpreter.
USL Repulse-d-ing. Require assistance (or, help) of (or,
from) cz
USM Request-ed-ingthat. To request. (See Require cleaning isx
also Ask.) Require diver to clear screw lid
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested, Require diver to examine bottom lie
DKR UTB Require explanation.
Admiral, Senior officer requests the
or, Require hospital treatment oyu
pleasure of your company to dinner, UTC Require steamfor.
DKX Require water boat (or, tank) guj
Agent's request dsn Should you require any assistance (or,
As requested -FBH help) ego
Captain is requested to come on board, Small adjustment required to machin-
HWN ery dkg
Captain's request hwt Vessel indicated does not require fur-
Comply with request (or, signal) . .jld ther assistance egq
USN Have, or, Has been requested. What assistance do you require? What
do you want? fgt
Owner's request SYL
Permission urgently requested to enter UTD Will you require?
harbor ... y pd Will you require shoring up? vzp
uso Request (a request). with. UTE You are required.
USP Request can be complied (or to place UTP
Request captain to come here Requisite-ition.
indicated) hxf As requisite fbi
USQ Request permission of (vessel to.
indi-
Caution is requisite.

careful of-
Take care, or, Be
...ft
Request the captain
cated) hxg UTG Requisition for passes.
USR Request the pleasure of.
UTH
UST Request you will. Rescue-d-ing.
usv Request you will not.
usw Shall, or, Will request. UTI Resemble-d-ing-ance.
USX Sorry I am unahle to comply with your
request. UTJ Reserve-d-ing-ation.
The Admiral requests
(or, senior officer) Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve ..QPX
the pleasure of your company to din^ Officer of Naval Reserve seu
ner dkx UTK Reserve squadron.
Vessel, or, Person indicated is not able Naval Reserve set
JLG Naval Reserve ensign _ . _ meq
to comply-
Suh-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,
QPZ
USY Require-d-ing-ment.
Am on shore, likely to break up require ; UTL Reservoir.
immediate assistance . . . . ca
- _ Air reservoir dwg
Ambulance required to convey patient
to hospital edy UTM Reship-Ped-ping.
Article indicated can be supplied, but Cargo has been reshipped . hzw
it will require fitting * ezp Cargo must be reshipped .iab
Boiler requires cleaning ., gwk Is reshipping her cargo iat
Boiler requires repair gwl
Coal requires much draft iwr UTN Reside-d-ing.
Do not require further assistance. Do
not require (or, want) assistance -..cr UTO Residence.
RESIDENTRIDER.
) . ? ,
RlDICULOUS-LY-NESS. (Absurd) DBK Riot.

There has been a serious riot at .vrw
UXB Rifle.
UXC Magazine rifle. UXR Ripe-ly-ness.
UXD Repeating rifle.
Rifle ammunition bfy uxs Rise-ing. Risen. Rose.
Rifle, or,Small-arm magazine evf Barometer rising
is fxj
Rifle range uhx Have premiums risen? tsp
UXE Rifled gun. Premiums have risen . tsr
TJXF Rifleman. Prices have risen

__-Tvs
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy UXT Rise and fall is about feet.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore, Spring tides rise feet woy
SQC Tide has risen feet..J... xsj
Service-rifle cartridge - - icv Tide is rising ... -XSL
Service rifle- lzx Tide rises
feet xsm
You are within musket (or, rifle) range, What is the rise and fall of the tide?.XH
UIA When mpon rises kzd
UXG RlG-GED-GING. To RIG.
A wpm
square-rigged vessel
Can you rig a jury mast?
Fore rigging
w
nix
UXV RlSK-ED-ING.
Beach your
TO RISK'.
vessel at all risks ..- ki
Full-rigged ship nsu UXW Do not risk.
TJXH How is she rigged? Do not risk an anchorage unless you
Jury rigged pxh have very good ground tackle fx
Lower rigging RCF Do not risk without a pilot fkl
UXY
.
Main rigging
'
RGN Do not run any risk.
Mizzen rigging Rws Great risk --. ohi
TJXI Rig in. Great risk in sending a boat gsz
UXJ Rig out. TJXZ I will run no risk.
.UXK Rigging (the ropes). UYA If it can (or, may) be done without risk.
Running rigging vci UYB Is there any risk?
Set up rigging vsf Not safe to risk making the land. _vde .
Square-rigged ship wpm UYC Risk-y.

Standing rigging wql UYD There is no risk.
Topgallant rigging xvr UYE Without risk.
Topmast rigging--- xvz You run the risk of seizure (or, capture)
Wire rigging zgp HXZ
UYF River.
UXL RlGHT-ED-ING. To RIGHT. UYG Can you go up the river? /
She is righted; she is all safe dyr UYH Do you go into the river?
4 Down the river lme
.UXM Right-LY. (Correct.) Falls of the
(river) MRS
All right dxv UYI In the river.
Buoys have just been examined; they Is the river navigation difficult?- _ _kzw
are all right hmj UYJ Off the mouth of the river (or, ).
Damage can be put right in hours, On the left bank of the river. fve
BD On the right bank of the river fvg
am
rightly informed pkd
If I
Is she all right? dym Note. The left or right hand bank in
Keep right astern fhn descending the stream.
Quite right ufs
Right meaning RNS UYK River pilot.
With some assistance I shall be able to River police. Water police yvx
set things right df UYL -Up the river.
UXN Right. (On the right. UYM Rivet-ed-ing.
On the right bank of the river. (The UYN Started a rivet.
right-hand bank in descending the
stream) fvg UYO Road.
Right arm-- evl Along the road eam
UYP On the road to
Rin auv Rule of the road (at sea) vbw
(coin)
UYQ Which is the road to
uxo Ring-ing. Rung.
-Szb UYR Roadstead. (See also Anchorage. )
Packing ring --.
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken, Lying in the roadstead qpt
KAN Vessel in the roadstead ypz
Ringbolt GYC
Thrust-block rings defective gnb UYS Rob-bed-bing-ber-bery.
) ) . j?
ROCKROPE.
UYT Rock-y. (See also Reef. ) UZL Roller.

A rocky beach fzm Rollers setting in tjt
Apparently shoal water to the ero
UYV Are there any rocks? Roman Catholic iez
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead A visitfrom a Roman Catholic priest
of yon --_ hfb would be much valued tvy
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
port bow HFD Roman cement igr
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
starboard bow hfe UZM Roof-ed-ing.
Drove on the rocks loe
Foul ground. Rocky bottom haz UZN Room. (Space.
Keep the rocks on ..pzl UZO Barely room to wear.
Near the rocks ^..-Sfk Enough, Sufficient room
or, mdc
UYW On the rocks. UZP Have I room to wear?
UYX Rock under water. Have room for no more cargo iap
Rocks, Reefs, Shoals extend from
or, Have you room enoughfor (or, to)
to UMS MDL
Rocks stretch a long way out GE Have you room for more cargo? iar
Rocky bottom. Foul ground. haz I have not room to heave-to . .osj
UYZ Rocky coast. I will heave-to directly I have room osn .
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or, UZQ No roomfor.

shoal) guo UZR Not room to swing.
Very rocky ypr Not room to wear mb
UZA Vessel is on the rocks. UZS Not sufficient room.
You are too near the rocks sfp Room enough mdc
UZT Room to swing.
UZB Rocket. Sea room vld
UZC Can you spare some signal rockets? Shall in my present berth, have room
I,
Explosive rocket. War rocket moz for weighing, if the wind shifts? -Gfz
UZD Gun-cotton rocket. Take room enough mdy
UZE Have you any rockets? UZV There is not room to
Look out for rocket line (or, line) _kf UZW There is plenty of room.
. -
Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus erh You have barely room .. fwt

Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming,
erj UZX Room. (A room.
Rocket brigade hib Boiler room gwm
UZF Rocket staff. Bread room.-' hem
Rocket (Life-saving) station wrp Engine room ._ mbe
UZG Rocket to throw a line. L S. A rocket.
. . Engine room full of water mbg
UZH Rocket tube. Engine room has
feet of water in it,
Signal rocket wdb mbh
Skyrocket wfn Engine-room telegraph mb
Gun room. ojt.
UZI Rod. In the engine room.-- ....mbp
Air-pump rod broken dwf Mess room _ rqh
Connecting rod jpk Near the engine room : . _ _mbr
Connecting-rod bolts broken gxv Sailroom veh
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out State room hqj
of order) _.heb Store room wxs
Cylinder side rod L.kif Under the engine room mce
Eccentric rod bent lsw Ward room __yuh
Eccentric rod broken - ; lsx
Parallel-motion rod out of order tay UZY Rope.
Piston rod tky Boat rope... gru
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb Bolt rope gxu
Piston-rod brasses broken hed Breast rope . hfq
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax Buoy rope (of anchor) ehr
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or, Cable-laid rope hqr
broken) ._ kej Can you spare some rope? (Size to
Pump rod. ..'....ubn follow) wmb
Slide-valve rod wgn Coil of rope izo
Slide-valve rod broken woo Grass rope
Coir, or, izu
Sounding rod _--;.. .wkv Drag rope lmy
Rode. (See Ride) uwv European rope mhx
Hawser Large rope opr
Roede. (Measure of length) avs Hawser-laid rope opv
Is the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
UZJ ROLL-ED-ING. hrk
Muster roll (or, book). Roster gzb Lift rope ___qrm
UZK Rolling batten. Man ropes rjx
) j
ROPERUN.
Rope Continued. VAR Row. (A line or series.)

Manila rope ejt
Mast rope rmi VAS Row-ed-ing-er.
Old rope sqh VAT To row guard.
Rope, Jacob's ladder
or, pu
Send a rope on board gov VAU Rowlock. >
Slip rope - wgy

VAB Tiller rope. VAW Royal-ly-ty-ist.
Top rope xvm Fore royal -NiY
VAC Veer a rope astern. Fore-royal yard _.niz
"Wheel ropes zcj Main royal RGO
VAD "Wire rope. Main-royal yard...- RGp
Yard rope zkq Mizzen royal , , Rwt
Mizzen-royal yard Rwu
Rose. Rise. Risen uxs VAX Royal Exchange.
Royal, or, State Navy List . _ . QVM
Rosin. Resin-ous utr Royal Navy, or, State Navy SFC
VAY Royal sail.
Roster zb VAZ Royal salute.
VBA Royal sheet.
VAE rot-ted-ting. Royal standard. Royal flag wqn
Dry rot _._loq VBC Royal yacht.
VAF Rotten. Royal Yacht Squadron wpg
VBD Royal yard.
VAG ROTATE-D-ING-ION. ROTARY.
Rotary Engine mav VBE Rub-bed-bing.
Rubbed off the copper .jvt
Rottolo. (Measure of weight) bck
VBF Rubber.
Rouble (Paper). (Money) aut India rubber. Gutta-percha oku
Rouble (Silver). (Coin) aux VBG Rubbish.
VAH Rough-ly-ness. VBH Rudder.

I have had a rough passage --.tdb Balanced rudder fta
VAI Very rough. VBI Damaged rudder.
Damaged rudder can not ; steer bi
VAJ Roumania-n. Roumanian Colors. Jury rudder pxi
VBJ Loss of, or, Lost rudder.
VAK Rudder chain uv
Round-ed-ing.
Brace round
Brace round your head yards
hdn
hdo
VBK
VBL

Rudder chock.
Rudder coat.
Come round Jcx Rudder disabled; will you assist me
Get her head round as fast as possible, into (port indicated) ? da
Rudder head.
.
NYU VBM
Get her head round, or, Get her on the VBN Rudder iron.
other tack, or you will be on shore -LP VBO Rudder post.
Going round odd Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.RBE
Round about dai
Round-ed-ing the point tno VBP Rude-ly-ness.
Rounding the Cape hvs
Wear short round yxt VBQ Rug.
VAL Round. (Shape. VBR Rugged.

VAM Round shot. VBS Ruin-ed-ing-ous.
Rounds of Ammunitionfor efz
Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns, VBT RULE-D-ING. To RULE.
EGA VBU Rule (regulation).
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge icy VBW Rule of the road (at sea).
VAN" rout-ed-ing. VBX Rum.
i
Rumor (report) urq

VAO Route.
En route lya
VBY Run-ning. See also Ran.
VAP Routine. A running fight mxs
After running
(miles indicated) .drh
Reeve-d-ing umx Blockade runner gnf
Rove.
Chronometer has run down gq
VAQ Row. (Address. Current runs
utiles an hour kfy
. . . . ). j
SAFE SAIL.
Safe Continued.
Sail, Continued.
Shift your berth. Your berth is not VEB I shall shorten sail.
safe kt I will show a light to-night when I make
VDK Shorten sail not safe to go so fast.
; it is sail QKZ
The berth you are now in is not safe, If you do not carry more sail we shall
VDL Will be safe?

it
OHE part company
In making sail
JGN
rid
Will the soundings be a safe guide?, wkz Intend to sail poz
You are quite safe where you are--UFV Jigger royal yard and sail pvs
You must moor; it is not safe other- Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt
wise RZO Jigger topsail yard and sail -- - pvu
Jigger yard and sail pvw
VDM Sag-ged-ging. Keep main topsail shivering pz
Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Sagene, or, Saschene. (Measure of Light sail. Upper sail QSV
length) .'
awt Loose sails raj
Lower studding sail RCG
VDN Sago. Lower topsail rch
Lugsail rcy
Said. (See Say) vu Mail has sailed rfh
Mail steamer sails-ed rfn
VDO Sail-ed-ing. To sail. Mails go in sailing vessels rfp
Am about to sail. -P, or, Code Flag over p Mainsail. Main course RGQ
VDP Are you a quick sailer? Mainsail split - RGS
VDQ Before sailing. Main staysail.. rgw
VDR Before you sail. Main topgallant sail Rha
VDS Bend a new sail. Main topmast staysail RHD
VDT Bend sails. Main topsail

RHE
Make more sail Set your
,
Boat's sails gsb

. ril
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate Make, or, Set sail RiT
place, if necessary) . _ gyx Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
VDU Can not carry more sail. on board dvn
Canvas to repair sails hve Mizzen topgallant sail rwx
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not Mizzen topmast staysail rxa
carry sail bh Mizzen topsail ._.rxb
VDW Do not furl sails. VEC My sails are all blown away (or, split).
Do you know anything of strange sail? VED No use carrying so much sail.
QBU Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail lrw NYX
Engines broken down obliged to pro-
; Boyal sail vay
ceed under sail mci VEF Sail. (A sail.
Fillmain topsail myb Sailcloth îvo
Fore and aft sail niu VEG Sailmaker.
Foresail niv VEH Sail room.
Fore staysail njd VEI Sailed for
Fore-topgallant sail njh VEJ Sailed from
Fore-topmast staysail njm Sailing collier jap
Fore-topsail i"JO VEK Sailing directions (indicate place, if
Furl sails (or sails indicated) ntx necessary)
Gaff foresail.-- nkg VEL Sailing orders.
Gaff mainsail - nvf Sailing vessel vxe
Gaff-topsail nvg VEM Sails from.
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible, VEN Sails shivering.
NYZ VEO Set studding sails.
Great circle sailing oha VEP Set topgallant sails.
Has the mail sailedfor ? QO VEQ Set sails.
Have you a book of Sailing Directions? Shall I furl sails? ntz

EO VEB, Shall, or, Will not sail.
Headsail oqj VES Shall, or, Will sail.
Hoist windsails -_owk VET Shorten sail.
VDX How does (vessel indicated) sail? Shorten sail ; it is not safe to go so fast,
VDK
VDY How much sail? Small sail QSV
I am about to sail,
Flag P, or. Code Flag over P Split all my sails wob
VDZ I am going to sail (date may follow) Spritsail T
woz
I am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not
sail) ---. UJM carry sail bh
VEA I mean to carry sail all night. Square sail __wpn
I sail to-night xur Staysail, - wse
I shall keep under easy sail -- lry Stop the sailing of wxi
I shall not furl sails nty Storm sail... wxv
1092907 24
. . .
SAILSAND.
Sail Continued. VFN Sally port.

Storm staysail .wsf
Storm trysail -- wxy VFO Salmon.
Strange sail .. --- -'.-.wyt
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is VFP Saloon.
bound to - _HBT VFQ Saloon passenger.
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
from wyu VFR Salt. Saline.
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is Boiler tubes salted- - gwq
(or, was) in distress lhm Can you supply me with salt beef
Studding sail xay number of casks indicated) ?
( gda
Studding sail boom gzx Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),
Take in light sails xjn JMV
Take in sail _-..vet Epsom "salts. mgd
Take in studding sails xjo VPS Salt beef.*
Take in topgallant sails _ . xjp Salt butter hot
There is a strange sail on (bearing VPT Salt fish.
indicated) _-_em VFU Salt meat.
This is my best point of sailing gia VFW Salt pork.
This is not my best point of sailing. gib VFX Salt provisions.
Topgallant sail xvs VFY Salted-ing. To salt.
Topgallant studding sail xvt
Topmast staysail wsg VFZ Saltpetre.
Topmast studding sail xwa
Topsail xwb VGA Salute-d-ing.
Trysail yda Return salute uvq
Try rate of sailing ycu Royal salute vaz
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing VGB Shall I salute?
sails 1 ypn
Unbend sails ygn VGC Salvage.
Under all sail yhc Lloyd's Salvage Agreement qwy
Under easy sail lrz VGD Salvage demanded.
Upper sail __ qsi VGE Salvage officer.
Upper topsail xwh VGP Salvage steamer.
Was to sail immediately pdn VGH Salvage voucher.
VEU Was to sail on the
VEW We, or, Vessel indicated sailed on the VGI Same.
We sail on the SQR VGJ In the same.
VEX What your best point of sailing?
is In the same position tpo
When did you sail? sg VGK In the same state as before.
When do you propose sailing? zt VGL Is not the same.
VEY When does he (she, or indicated vessel) VGM It or, They are the same.
is,
sail? Not in the same position tpq
VEZ Why do you not sail? On the same day knr
Windsail zpv VGN The same as
VFA With all sail set. The same as usual ymz
The same color jbp
Sailmaker VBG The same course jzn
VFB Am in want of sailmakers. The same description kwo
Can I get any sailmakers? nyj The same kindas ..-QAY
VGO The same thing.
VPC Sailor. VGP The same time. At the same time.
VFD Sailors' Home. VGQ -The same way.
VGR Will do the same.
VFE Saint. St. San-ta.
VGS Sampan.
VFG Sake.
For the sake of nho VGT Sample-d-ing.
VFH VGU Samples can be seen.
Salicine. Send sample of -VQG
VPI Sal-ammoniac.
VGW Samson post.
VPJ Salary-ied.
VGX Sanative. Sanitary.
VEK Sale., (See also Sell.)
Advertise cargo and day of sale dob VGY Sanction-ed-ing.
Cargo not salable tab VGZ Can sanction.
VFL Have you anything for sale? VHA Is, or, Are sanctioned by.
Put off the sale sov
Sale by auction plt VHB Sand-y.
VPM Salable. A sandy beach .PZN
. . j
SAND SCHOOL.

Sand Continued. Save Continued.
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted fvu Cargo saved iaf
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones, Crew saved kcv
HAX I am sinking (or, on fire) ;send all avail-
On a sand bank fvd able boats to save passengers and
Quicksand ufg crew no
Sand bag ..fsl VID It will be a great saving.
Sand bank .._ fvh VIE It will be no saving.
VHC Sand dredger. Life-saving (rochet) apparatus erh
VHD Sand spit. Life-saving appliances esl
Sands, or, Bar shifted fvu Part of cargo saved ...law
Sandy bottom hbf Passengers saved tds
Send for sand vpw VIF Saved.
VHE Shifting sand. Send life-boat to save ere *
w f
Shall I save the mail (or, post)? J ..-RFV
VHF Sane. Sanity.
VIG Savings bank.
Sanitary. Sanative vgx
VHG Sanitary inspector. Saw. (See also See) voa
VHI Sank. Sink-ing. (See Sink.) VIH Saw-ed-ing. Sawn.

cut saw keb
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le. (Coin) atc
VIJ Say-ing. Said.
VHJ Sardine. I decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter EQO
VHK Sardinia-n. I will repeat the message (or, what you
RQN
say)
Saschene, or, Sagene. {Measure of It is impossible to say pfe
length) awt VIK Say nothing.
VIM What did he say?
VHL Sat. Sit-ting. Who told (or, said so)? xmz
VHM Satisfy-ied-ing. VIN SCALD-ED-ING.

VHN A very satisfactory
Credentials are not satisfactory kbz VIO SCALE-D-ING.
Credentials are satisfactory kby VIP Scaling ladder.
VHO I am not satisfied. VIQ SCANT-Y-INESS.
Light o q is not working satisfactorily,
QSH Supply scanty xew
Papers satisfactory -- tam
Papers unsatisfactory tan VIR Scantling.
VHP Satisfaction.
VHQ Satisfactory-ily. VIS Scarce-ity-ness.
Fish very scarce nbr
The appearance is not satisfactory.. esf .__.
The appearance is satisfactory esg Scarcely (barely) fwp

Scarcely any epv
VHR Saturate-d-ing-ion. VIU Scarcely necessary.
VIW Scarcely perceptible.
VHS Saturday. Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy
VHT Before Saturday. -QGJ
landing on the beach
Scarcely visible
fzx
viw
Last Saturday
VHU Nest Saturdav. VIX There is a great scarcity.
VHW Saturday morning. VIY There is (or, are) scarcely
VHX Saturday night. VIZ Was very scarce.
VHY Saturn. VJA Scarf, or, Scarph-ed-ing. To scarph
VHZ Sauce. Table sauce. VJB Scarlatina.
VIA Sausage. VJC Scarlet.

Scarlet fever , mws
VIB Savage.
VJD Scattter-ed-ing.
VIC Save-ing.
All on board saved dxr VJE Schedule-d-ing.
All safe (saved) dxw VJF Forward a schedule.
Barely time to save the mail ... REY
Can not save the ship take people off,
;
Schepel. (Measure of capacity) ayt
NB
Cargo expected to be saved :hzu VJG School.
) ?
372 GENERAL VOCABULARY.

. Part II.
SCHOOLMASTEBSEA.
VJH Schoolmaster. Screw Continued.

Screw propeller damaged tyx
VJI Schooner. VKI Screw shaft.
Four-masted schooner npc VKJ Screw steamer (horsepower to follow, if
VJK Three-masted schooner. necessary).
Screw well. Screw aperture era
VJL Science-tific-ally. Starboard screw - wqy
Three blades of propeller broken. .gmb .
VJM Scintillating light. Twin screw .yfk '.
Twin-screw steamer .yfl

VJN Scissors. Two blades of propeller broken gmc
VKL What weight is your screw?
VJO Scope.
Enough scope mde VKM Screw. (Far fastening).
VJP More scope. Clamping screw- isa
Not enough cable. Give more scope, VKN Screw-ed-ing. To screw.
HRM Screw bolt gyd
VJQ Too much scope.
VKO Scrub-bed-ing.
VJR Scorbutic-ally. Scrubbing brush hkq
Anti-scorbutic eoc
VKP scruple-ulous-ly.
VJS scorch-ed-ing.
VKQ Scrutiny-ise-d-ing.
VJT Scorn-ed-ing-pul-ly.
VKR scud-ded-ding.
VJU Scotch-man. Obliged to scud smx
VJW scout-ed-ing. VKS Scupper.

Scout, or, Lookout vessel qzx Lee scuppers qmf
VJX Scrap. VKT scurrilous-ly.

VJY Scrap iron.
vkh Scurvy.
VJZ scrape-d-ing.
VKW scuttle-d-ing. to scuttle.
VKA Scraper. Leak at the scuttle qjx
VKB scratch-ed-ing. VKX Sea.

Apparatus for casting oil' on the sea to
VKC screen-ed-ing. to screen. quiet it ,...erf
VKD Screen. (A screen. Are you ready for sea? ujh
At sea - fiu
Screw. (Propeller).-. vkh Attempted to put to sea fkj
Auxiliary screw fob Calm sea uo
Boss of screw hao Calm the sea by pouring oil on it .htn .
VKE Can you lift your screw? Can be fished at sea ncg
Connect your screw (or, propeller) _ jph Can damage be repaired at sea? ba
Disconnect...^ lda Can you be ready for sea by (or, in)
Does disconnecting affect your steering? UJL
1
LDC Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-

Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled. MS worthy IAG
VKF Have you a spare screw? Considerable sea -UP
Hawser fouled screw opu Damage can be repaired" at sea be
How many blades have you to your Damage can not be repaired at sea (or
screw? -. glx at place indicated) bf
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve Deep-sea lead kqs
without disconnecting qob Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
Lift your screw QRN at place indicated) bf
Lost all propeller blades of screw. _gly Enemy is at sea lzb
Lost number of blades (indicated) of Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
screw propeller --.glz NYX
Lost screw propeller rax Gone to sea -.-. OCG
One blade of propeller broken gma Have you tried the temperature of the
One screw disabled; can work the sea? _ xnf
other mw Head sea oqk
Port screw toz Heavy sea. Miich sea u<3
Require diver to clear screw lid I am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to
Screw frame (or, banjo) fug sail) ujm
VKG Screw passage. I do not like to run in ; I prefer keeping
VKH Screw (propeller). the sea vca
. y )
SEA SECT.
Sea Continued. Search-Continued.

Is refittedand ready for sea ujo Keep the search light on, or, Keep
Machinery broken down irreparable at ; electric light on lvh
sea T edv Searchlight, or, Electric projector. .lvi
Much swell on . ur Use your search light ymt
Not much sea us
Not ready for sea ujr VLW Season.
Proceed to sea * txe A healthy season oqx
Put to sea udc Fishing season --^ nbx
Put to sea at once get an offing
;
mo Good season for fish . nbz
Ready for sea ujt Last season QGK
Report when ready for sea uj VLX Next season.
Rule of the road (at sea) vbw VLY Not this season.
Sea anchor. Floating anchor eic
Sea boots hac VLZ Seat-ed-ing.
Sea breeze hgc Boiler working on seating owe
VKY Sea cock. Engine seating loose mco
VKZ Sea going-gone down. Engines working on seating mcp
Sea inlet choked ipq
VLA Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or, VMA Seaweed.
damaged).
Sea mile. (Knot) awo Seaworthy vli
VLB
Sea of Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea-
VLC Sea port. worthy IAO
VLD Sea room.
VLE Sea service. VMB Second-ed-ing. Tq second.
VLF Sea sick-ness.
VLG Seaman. VMC Second. (The second.)
VLH Seaward. I can not make out the second flag_NDG
VLI Seaworthy. Second class
Second flag in hoist indistinct
ish
ndg
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea__ ujz VMD Second mast.
VLJ Shipped a sea. VME Second mate (or, officer).
Smooth the sea by pouring oil on it.HTN Second week in zao
Stand out to sea wqi VMF Secondary.
Struck by a heavy sea xac
The temperature of the sea is .--XNJ VMG Second. (A second of time.
Too much sea uv For seconds of arc and time, see page
Very heavy sea uw 68.
Was get ring ready for sea nze Second of latitude qhy
What is the sea like? '-ux Second of longitude QZH
When the sea has gone down lmp
When will you be ready for sea?--.UKB VMH Secret.
VMI Secret message.
VLK Seal. (Animal. VMJ Secret order.
)
VMK Secretly, Secrecy.
VLM Seal-ed-ing. To seal. The following communication (signal,
Open sealed orders -SUC or, message) is private (or, secret),
VLN Sealed orders. HX
The following signal is in cipher and
VLO Seam-ed-ing. secret*. a iqv
To be kept secret - pzy
Seaman vlg
Able seaman. A. B cxe *The cipher will be continued until ended
Brigade of seamen. Naval Brigade .hi a by the person signaling making the
Distressed seaman -- lhg hoist iqs = cipher is ended.
VLP In want of seamen.Almanac Qwz VML Secretary-ship.

Lloyd's Seaman's
Merchant seaman ,
RPY Admiral's secretary ._-_. .--.'-_-Dko
No seamen to be had. Colonial Secretary u jbm
VLQ svd Military secretary
,
rua
Ordinary seaman
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea- VMN Secretary of Legation.
men UNX Secretary of Lloyd's qxa
NAR Secretary of the Navy's, or, Admiralty
Seamen's and Firemen's Union
flag, dls
Seaport VLC VMO Secretary of State for.
Secretary of the Admiralty dlx
VLR Search-ed-ing. To search. VMP Secretary to (or, of).
VLS Have been searched. VMQ Secretary's office.
VLT Have you been searched?
VME Sect.
VLTJ Have you searched?
. . . ? ,,
SECTIONSEED.
VMS Sbction-al. See Continued.

Midship section ktk Have you seen the light? qrv
Hoist your flags where best seen . . .nde
VMT Secure-ly-ity. How did the land bear when last seen?
VMU Are you secured? EH
VMW Have, or, has been secured. How far can light be seen?. _msz
VMX Have you secured? I can not distinguish (or, see) lgz
VMY I have secured. can not run; I must see out I vbz it
VMZ Is sufficiently secure?
it VNP I have not seen.
Mast secured
is rue VNQ I have not seen the land.
VNA Secure-d4ng. To secure. VNR I have seen.
VNB Shall, or, Will secure be secured). I saw
(or, very plainly. Plainly distin- it
guishable LHA .
VNS I saw the ltnd bearing (and time, if

,
VNC See-ing. To see.

Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see necessary).
you or person indicated) dla I saw war vessel disguised off .len .
VNT I saw (vessel indicated) on

( .
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see

you as soon as convenient,
(or, ) I see the land. Land in sight (place in-
DLB dicated, if necessary) qdw
Call upon, or. See htb I shall stand in for the land as long as I
VND Can, or, Could see. can see qdz
Can see the mark (or, beacon) rli I wish to see you before you go on shore,
VNE Can, or, Could you see? ocn
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) ?.gaf VNU I wish to see you on shore.
Cannot see the mark elj In what latitude did you see? qhr
Clearly seen itl Neither seen nor heard orm
Desire to see (or, speak) to kwn VNW Nothing in sight.
VHP Did not see (or, observe). Passed, or, Saw some war vessels ..tcr
VNG Did you see (or, observe)? Pirate reported (or, seen) off tkr
Did you see a brig? how Samples can be seen vgu
VNH Did you see a ship on the (or, off the)? Saw, Seen voa
Did you see a vessel in distress? nd Saw boat (indicate place and time if
VNI Did you see anything of (ship indi- necessary) gue
cated)1 Saw derelict in latitude , longitude
Did you see her capsize? hvx
VNJ Did you see the signal? Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off (or JH
Do you intend to see? por in latitude and longitude indicated)
VNK Do you see the land? (direction indi- KPD
cated if necessary) Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights KFE
to be seen dzb VNX Saw land.
Flags seen, but signals not understood, Saw the enemy's fleet off ok
wcx Saw the enemy's fleet steering ...lzs
Foresee-n-ing nkb Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off steer-
Glad to see it
(or, that) oas ing ,
net
Glad to see you (pr, person named), oat Saw torpedo boat boats) (number,
(or,
Have (or, has) been seen (or, observed), if necessary) at near ...XT
(or, )
SNP VNY See a ship (indicate direction).

Have not seen the captain hwz VNZ See smoke in (direction indicated).
Have seen the captain hxa VOA Seen. Saw.
VNL Have you seen? Seen nothing of your boat gup
Have you seen a (or, the) collier? .jao Seldom seen von
Have you seen a derelict vessel? jg Should you see (or, hear) orn
Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel) ? VOB To see you.
TJ Vessel seen (or, indicated) is vxu
VNM Have you seen (or-, spoken) any men-of- Vessel seen (or, indicated)losther masts,
war? If so, report their names and rbp
nationalities. Vessel seen is a privateer vxw
Have you seen any torpedo boats?... xr "We did not see the light qso
Have you seen any vessels since your What land did you see? What land do
departure? _"._ktu you take it to be? qeu
Have you seen (or, heard) of a vessel VOC When did you see?
wrecked (or, in distress)? zu When did you see the land? rx
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of When first seen nbm
my boat? pb When last seen qgy
Have you seen disabled steamer? _mv . . VOD When ought I to see (01; sight)
Have you seen Lloyd's agent? qwj VOE Wish to see you.
Have you seen the captain? ..hxb

Have you, or, Has (vessel indicated)
seen the convoy? juq VOF Seed.
VNO Have you seen the land? Cotton seed -JXT
) ?,
SEEKSEND.
VOG Seek-ing. Sought.

Send Continued.
Can you get (or, send) me a pilot ? Is
VOH Seem-ed-ing. there a pilot to be had? tiw
It seems-ed (or, appears-ed) esb VPC Can you send ?
Can you send a boat? - gsi
Seer. ( Measure of capacity) azq Can not send a boat ex
Demand has been sent _kta
VOI Seine. (Net. VPD Do not send.
Do not send boats ashore after dark .gst
VOJ Seining party. Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft) ka
VOK Seize-d-ing-ure. Great risk in sending a boat gsz
VOL Has been seized. VPE Have, or, Has sent.
Vessel and cargo have been seized _hxu VPF Have you sent ?
Will be certainly seized (or, captured), Heave-to; I will send a boat gte
HXW I am aground; send what immediate
Will perhaps be seized hxy assistance you can oe
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture) I am sending you somenewspapers-SHR
HXZ I am sinking (or, on fire) send all
Seldom. Not often spy available boats to save passengers and
VOM Seldom happens. crew no
VON Seldom seen. VPG I have not sent.
VPH I have sent.

VOP Select-ed-ing-ion. I send an order for ...sty
I will send a boat gtm
Self-acting dim I will send a reply uro
I will send you a pilot tjg
VOQ Sell-ing. To sell. (See also Sold and VPI Is, or, Are to be sent.
Sale. )
Letters must be sent to (or, by)_.QOL
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing Lifeboat sent for -..qrj
of) srv VPJ May I send ?
VOR Can you sell (or, let me have) any May I send a sick person' to see your
Is the cargo sold? iau surgeon? wl
Must be sold wje VPK Must I send ?
Sell cargo as soon as possible iay VPL No means of sending.

VOS Sold. Opportunity to send srz
flu Orders have been sent SUJ
Sold by auction
The cargo is not yet sold iba Pilot has been sent to you tji
VOT Vessel will be sold. Send a boat (or, boats) (number, if nec-
FH
Where would my cargo sell ? IBM essary)--.
Would my cargo sell here (or at place Send aboat within hail GUI
indicated) !
1
ibp Send a duplicate - lpg
Wreck will be sold zjb Send a line QUT
VPM Send a message.
VOU Selvage. Send a responsible person on board, .cze
Send a responsible person on shore _tgv
VOW Semaphore. Semaphore station. Send a rope on board gqv
VOX I am going to semaphoresignal
to you. VPN Send a steamer.
Repeat the semaphore wcq Send a dozen cases of ide
You may work the semaphore vo Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
VOY Semidiameter. out) --'- YDP
Sent a water boat guj
Sen. (Coin) auz Sending a water boat -- __yvj
Send account --- dfo
Senate (or, House of Lords) ozr Send all available spars for to
.fok -
Send an (or, your) account dfn

VOZ Senator-ial. Sending, Sent an anchor and cable .ejn
(
Send an anchor and cable off immediately
VPA Send. (indicate if more than one) ejm
Account sent correct is det Send an answer (or, reply) enk
Account sent not correct
is deu Send an armed boat guk
An opportunity for sending letters to
Send an escort to (or, for) mhd
Europe (or, to ) QOD Send an excuse mlh
Anything to send 1 eqn Send an express with the following in-
Better not send gin telligence poh
Bring-to I will send a boat hix Send an to (or, for)
officer spo
;
Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick VPO Sending, Sent an officer to (or, for).
quarters)? oyq Send ashoreto (or, for) fcz
VPB Can send. VPQ Send back.
Can send boat gsh Send bagfor fsm
. . , . . .
SENDSENIOR.

Send Continued.
Send Continued.
Send boat at gul Send ship's articles ezj

Send boat to (or, for) gun Send steamer . vpn
Send boats fit (or, suitable) for landing VQH Send telegram.
passengers-- fi VQI Send tents on shore.
Send boat for telegram gum VQJ Send the
Send boat to assist fgn Send the duplicate (. lph
Send boat to point out reef (rook, or, Send the following articles ezh
shoal) guo Send the letter bag on shore (or to ves-
Send boat to take off the crew gup sel indicated) _ fsn
Send boat to tow guq Send the mate off rms
Send boat with hawser _. gur VQK Send the steward.
Send by post tqp VQL Send to
(ship or place indicated)
Send by rail ..ugx for
Send carpenters on board (ship indi- Send to the Admiral's office dlk
cated) IBY Send to the hospital oyv
Send cot jxo Send tug (indicate if more than one) to
Send descriptions kwf me (or to vessel in direction pointed
Send dinnerfor lav out) ...YDP
Send flats to discharge cargo iaz Sending, Sent tug ydq
Send following message by post to own-
Send your address to wo
ers (or, to Mr. ) at wy Send your demands to (or, for)-.-KTE
Send following message by signal letters Send your despatches __ kxb
through the telegraph, instead of at Send your letters qr
length -. _xb VQM Sender.
Send following message by telegraph to VQN Sending. To send.
owners (or, to Mr. ) at _xa Sent _._VRD
Send following message through the Sent by post tqr
post to owners (or, to Mr. ) at by , Shall I send message by telegraph?, rqs
signal letters, instead of writing it at VQO Shall I send you a tug?
length wz Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
Send following telegram to owners (or, LJW
to Mr.
) at xa VQP Telegraph to my owners to send my let-
VPR Send for. ters to me at
Send for despatches (or, letters) jw Want yon to send me a pilot tiw
VPS Send for my letters. We have sent for lifeboat fl
Send for orders -__sum We will endeavor to send a line .. .quw
VPT Send for passenger. Who sent the orders? suw -
VPU Send prisoner. VQR Will be sent.
VPW Send for sand. VQS Will send.
Send for the towline quv Will send boat _ gvi
VPX Sending for the towline. VQT Will send for a pilot.
VPY Send for water. Will send you a pilot tjg
Send immediate assistance . . . db VQU Will you send?
Send immediately to (or, for)
,
pdl VQW Will you send for him (or, it, or, her)?
Send instructions pnk Will you send me some newspapers?
Send lifeboat to save crew fj SHT
Send list of defects krf Will you send off lighters as fast as pos-
Send me a boat from the shore (a shore sible? RC
boat) ."
guh VQX You are to send to (or, for).
Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot, Your letters were sent by the -.-Qos
TJQ
Send me a police officer. Want police _ yn
VPZ Send more. VQY Senior-ity.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore, According to seniority den
SCQ Admiral, or, Senior officer has commands
VQA Send my keys (or keys indicated). for yon dkp
Send my message through the telegraph Admiral, has no com-
or, gjenior officer
by signal letters . . . ^_ _ ...xb mands for you _. ...dkq
Sendmy orders on to (place indicated) Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
SUN DKR
Send on boardto (or, for) gqw Admiral, or, Senior officer intends _dks

Send on shore to (or, for) _fcz Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
VQB Send passenger. about dkt

..
VQO Send pilot to (vessel indicated) Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or at),

Send receipt to (or, for) ule DKXT
VQD Send reply to my message to signal sta- Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board
tion at (or, at) dkv
VQE Send report of. Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore,
VQP Send returns of. DKW
VQG Send samples of. Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes- _dky
) .
SENIORSET.

Senior Continued.
Serious Continued.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to I heard that some of your family were
know - dkz seriously ill msi
Admiral, Senior officer wishes to see
or, VRT Isit serious?
yon (or personindicated) dla Nothing serious -' ske
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see Serious attack j fka
yon as soon as convenient to yourself, Serious disaffection in lcb
VRU
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo-DLC
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order.DLE
DLB
VRW
Seriously ill.
Stem seriously damaged
There has been a serious riot at
wuk
Have you not seen the admiral (or, senior Vessel seriously damaged wish to trans- ;
officer)? -. -._.., dlg fer passengers.-- hm

Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)? dlh Sergeant. vro
Mr. , senior bwh Sergeant-major . - ,,_------ . vrp
Senior commander ,
JEO
Senior lieutenant . - QPY VRX Servants
VQZ Senior officer. Officer's servant -_spn
The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
the pleasure of your company to din- VRY Serve-d-ing. '
ner dkx
"What is the name of the admiral (or VRZ Servitude.
senior officer)? dlo Penal servitude -TFi
"Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
SJ VSA Servia-n. Servian Colors.
VRA Sennit.
VSB Service.
VRB Sense-ible-y. Active service diz
ewf
Army Service Corps
VRC Senseless-ly. Certificate of service --i ihu
Civil Service + J- IRQ
VRD Sent. (See Send). Divine service lih

Had only boilers serviceable GXA
VRE Sentence-d-ing. Have only one (or number shown) boiler
serviceable.. gxb
VRF Sentry. Sentinal. . His, or, Her Majesty's Service rhp
It will be of great service (or, use) .ohl
VRG Separate-d-ing-ion. On His (or, Her) Majesty's Service.RHS
Better separate gio People going on service to take their
If we separate we may have a chance of dinners with them lau
escape mgy Public service - uaw
VRH Separator. Sea service vle
VRI Was, or, "Were separated. VSC Serviceable. ( Useful.
VRJ When did you

they) separate?
(or,
V3D Session.
VRK September. czv VSE Set-ting. To
About September the set.
kfz
VRL Beginning of September. Current sets offshore
kga
VRM End of September. Current sets onshore
Defects may be set right in hours _bd
VRN Next September. Ebb sets lsm
Ser. (Measure of capacity) azp Engines can be set right in a short time,
MBC
Ser. (Measure of weight) baq Flood sets nfm
Had the monsoon (or, trade wind) set
Blue serge gop in? RYK
set in at
Serge.
Has winter ? zgf
VBO Sergeant. How will the ebb set? lso
VRP How will the flood set? nfq
Sergeant-major.
Hurricane not set in at (date to fol-
low, if necessary) pam
VRQ Series.
Make more sail. Set your ril
Make, Set sail
or, rit
VRS Serious-ly-ness.
frl Rollers setting in ut
Badly, or. Seriously wounded-
Set sail. Make sail rit
Boiler burst no one seriously hurt-AW
;
kf Set studding sails veo

Boiler leaking seriously
Set the courses s
jzu
Damage serious (particulars to follow, vep
KIZ Set topgallant sails
if necessary) veq
you seriously Set sails
How many have (or,
VSF Set up rigging.
kld
dangerously) ill?
I am very seriously damaged bn Tide, or, Current sets to the kge
)
SETSHALL.
SET-^-Continued. Shackle
Continued.
What is the set and rate of current (or, Unshackle-d-ing ykv
kgj Unshackle cables hrz
VSG "Will
tide)?
set in.
--
Veer more cable, or, Veer to number of
Winter has regularly set in at __zgk shackles specified _.ku
With all sail set vfa
With some assistance I shall be able to VTG Shade-d-ing-y.
set things to rights -__ -- dp The temperature in the shade is xnh
What is the temperature in the shade?
VSH Set. (A set of. XNM
VSI Set of flags.
VTH Shaft.
VSJ Settle-d-ing-ment. To settle. (See also Crank shajft kbp
Arrange. ) Crank shaft broken (or, defective) _kbq
Affairs appear more settled (look more Engine shaft mba
peaceful) doz Flaw in shaft neh
Amicably settled (or, arranged) -__epg Intermediate shaft pqv
VSK Have, or, Has been settled. Main shaft broken mr
Have you settled with the Emigration Main shaft broken in stern tube . - -egt
Office i t.yk VTI Must have a new shaft.
Is all settled (or, arranged)? exd Propeller shaft broken mr
Is the appointment settled? esy Radius shaft.. ugm
Settle everything- _ mjp Screw shaft - vki
Shaft bearing gbp
VTJ Shaft broken.
VSL Settlement. (A colony. ) Shaft coupling bolts broken gyp
VTK Shaft trunk.
VSM Settler. Spare shaft wmf
Starting shaft wrh
VSN" Seven-th-ly. Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
vso Seventeen-th. Tail shaft xiz
Thrust shaft - xrm
VSP Several-ly. Thrust shaft broken xrn
Boiler burst; several men killed ay Tunnel shaft ydw
Boiler burst several men wounded, . az
; Tunnel shaft broken ydx
Several engagements mah
Several lives lost qrg VTL Shake-n-ing. Shook.
VSQ Several missing. Shake the reefs out ump
Several ships. vxn
Several (or number indicated) sick on Shaku. ( Measure of length. ) awtf
board gqx
Several vessels becalmed off gcj Shall (or, Will) cm
VSR Several vessels in sight. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
VST Several years. cated) shall (or, will).. bvh
VSU Spoke several vessels during the passage. He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) be. _ .bvi

VSW Severe-ly-ity. cated) shall (or, will) not bvj
Crops have suffered severely kdw He, She, It (or person s or things indi-
Heavy, or, Severe gale nvz cated) shall (or, will) not be bvk
VSX- Not severe. How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-,
Severe engagement mai sons or things indicated) ! 1
bxr
Severe fracture npk How shall (or, will) I? bxs
VSY Severe loss. How shall (or, will) we? bxt
Severe squall not far off; look sharp.pz How shall (or, will) you? bxu
Severely bruised __^ hkj I shall (or, will) cio
I shall (or, will) be bgh
vsz Sew-ed-ing. I shall (or, will) do bnd
VTA Has she sewed? I shall (or, will) have brq
I shall (or, will) if lean bks
VTB Sewer-age. I shall (or, will) not cip
I shall (or, will) not be bgi
VTC Sex. I shall (or, will) not do bne
I shall (or, will) not have brs
VTD Sextant. If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
cated) shall (or, will) byp
VTE Shackle. If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Shackle bolt gye cated) shall (or, will) not byq
VTF Shackling. If I shall (or, will) bzn
Shorten in cable to the number of If I shall (or, will) not bzo
shackles indicated. hrp If they shall (or, will) caq
.
SHALL SHANK.
Shall Continued: Shall Continued.

If they shall (or, will) not CAR There shall (or, will) cmu
If we shall (or, will) cbj There shall (or, will) be cmv
If we shall (or, will) not obk There shall (or, will) not cmw
If you shall (or, will) oda There shall (or. will) not be cmx
If you shall (or, will) not cdb They shall (or, will) -Cjf
It shall (or, will) ciq They shall (or, will) be bhz
It shall (or, will) be bgt They shall (or, will) not cjg
It shall (or, will) be done bnt They shall (or, will) not be bia
Itshall (or, will) not be bgu We shall (or, will) --- cjh
It shall (or, will) not be done Snu Weshall (or, will) be - bir
Nothing shall skf We shall (or, will) have bsit
Shall - cut We shall (or, will) not CJl
Shall, or. Will be , bha We shall (or, will) not be bis
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done) bnw We shall (or, will) not have bsv
Shall, or, Will have-. ...brw What, or, Which shall [or, will)I?-CQK
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
done) bnx we) do? ]
cql
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
or things indicated) ? bwd we) have cqm
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or. persons What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
or things indicated) be? bwb (or, they) do? cqn
J3hall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
or things indicated) do (or, be done)? (or, they) have? CQO
bwf When shall (or, will)? orq
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons When shall (or, will) be crs
or things indicated) have? bwg When shall (or, will) he (she, it or, per-
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons sons or things indicated) ? CRT
or things indicated) not? bwh When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? _.cru
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
or things indicated) not be? bwi you) do? _._CRV
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons When shall (or, will) I have? crw
or things indicated) not do (or, be When shall (or, will) it be done? ..crx
done)?-- bwj When shall (or, will), they? cry
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
or things indicated) not have? -BWK have? CRZ
Shall, Will his (her-s, it-s)?
or, CIS When shall (or, will) we have? csa
Shall, Will I (my, mine)?
or, cit When shall (or, will) you? -.csb
Shall, Will I be?
or. bhc When shall (or, will) you be? csd
Shall, Will I have
or, brx Where shall (or, will)? ctk
Shall I make?- --Riu Where shall (or, will) be? ctl
bry Where shall (or, will) he (she, or
Shall, or, Will I not have?
Shall, or, Will it bwd persons or things indicated) 1 ctmit,
Shall, or, Will not ciu Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)--.CTN
Shall, or, Will not be? bhd Where shall {or, will) I have? cto
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done), .bnt Where shall (or, will) they? ctp
Shall or, Will not have brz Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been have? - ctq
done) bnz Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
Shall, or, Will that (or, this)? civ Where shall (or, will) you? cts
Shall, or, Will the? Ciw Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe Who shall (or, will)? zef
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ___cix Why shall (or, will)? cvr
Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? ciy Why shall (or, will) not? cvs
bhf You shall (or, will) cjk
Shall, or. Will they be?
Shall, or, Will they do it? boa You shall (or, will) be bjk
Shall, or, Will theynot? ciz You shall (or, will) have -.btf
Shall, or, Will they not do it? -BOC You shall (or, will) not cjl
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? cja You shall (or, will) not be bjl
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg You shall (or, will) not have btg
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb
Shall, or, Will weigh zax
Shall, or. Will yours? cjd VTM Shallow-ing-est. (See also Shoal. )
Shall, or. Will you be? bhi VTN Is the water shallow?
Shall, or. Will you do it? bod VTO Shallow wateris.
Shall, or, Will you moor? RZF VTP Shallowest water is
Shall, or, Will you not? cje VTQ The water is shallow.
Shall, or, Will you not be? bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it? boe VTR Shame-ful-ly.
That, or, This shall (or, will) be CLN
Shank. Shank of anchor ehg
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
) ) ) ) ) v
SHAPESHIP.
VTS Shape-ing. Shell. (Bomb) gyh

Irregular shape pte I can supply you with powder and .
VTU Not under command shape. shell trh

N. B. The "not under control or com- Powder and shell tri
mand" signal is two black balls, VWF Shell and shot.
or shapes vertical.
VTW What shapeis? VWG Shell. (A covering.
VWH Shellfish.
VTX Share-d-ing. To share.
VTY Share. (A share. VWI Shelter-ed-ing.
VTZ Shareholder. Could she (vessel indicated) have got to
VUA Shares in the any place of shelter? ofd
VWJ Good shelter from.
VUB Shark. I shall put in for shelter uc
VWK I shall try for shelter in
(port indi-
VTTC Sharp-ly-ness. cated).
Heavy "weather coming look sharp., fz
; VWL Is there any shelter?
Keep a sharp lookout pyi Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for
Severe squall not far off; took sharp _pz shelter ucv
VWM Shelter may be obtained.
VUD Shatter-ed-ing. To shatter. VWN -r-There good shelter at
is (or, in).
vwo There no shelter.
is
She. (See He, She,It, etc.) bwl
She is (or, has) not yet '
zlo VWP Shelve-d-ing. Shelf.
What is she like? qty
Sheng. (Measure of capacity) azm
VUE Shears.
VWQ Sheriff.
VUF Sheath-ed-ing.
VUG Sheathing for bottom (number of sheets TWE Sherry.
to follow).
Shew. (See Show) wal
VUH Sheave.
Eccentric sheave out of order lsy VWS Shield-ed-ing.
VUI Sheave hole.
VWT Shift-ed-ing. To shift.
VCJJ Shed. Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted ftn
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted fvtj
VUK Sheep. VWU Did not shift.
vwx Have, or, Has shifted.
VUL Sheer. (Curve of the hull.) I shall shift my berth gfs
VUM Sheer strake. I would shift my berth as soon as possi-
ble get
VUN Sheer-ed-ing off. To sheer off. If, or, When the wind shifts zfe
vuo Sheer a little off. Is it worth while shifting berth?. ..gfv
VUP Sheer a little off when you come to the May I shift (or, changed? ikt
point. VWY Must shift.
Sands have, or, Bar has shifted fvu
VUQ Sheers. (For lifting. Shall I, in my present berth, have room
VUR Sheer hulk. for weighing if the wind shifts?.. gfz
Shift a course jzv
vus Sheet. (Rope. Shift a topsail xwe
Fore sheet njb VWZ Shift of wind.
Head sheet oql
Shift your berth further to the -GHC
VUT Jib sheet. Shift your berth further in gha
Main sheet rgu Shift your berth further out -.ghb
Eoyal sheet vba Shift your berth. Your berth is not
VUW Sheet home. safe _kt
vux Staysail sheet. Shifting sand vhe
VUY Tacks and sheets. VXA Will shift.
VUZ Topgallant sheets
VWA Topmast staysail sheet. Shilling. (Coin) avb
VWB Topsail sheet. Coals
shillings a ton at gz
VWC Sheet. (A sheet or piece of. VXB Shine-ing. Shone.
VWD Sheet lead.
Sheet anchor ejq
VXO Shingle-ly.
Sheet cable hro VXD Ship-ping. (See also Vessel. )

Armed merchant ship eow
YWE Shelf piece. Armored ship. evy
SHIP.
Ship Continued.
Ship Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch, vessel kwy Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de-
Barque fxo stroyer) -- XWE
Barquentine -- fxp Torpedo cruiser _ xws
Battle ship fyx Torpedo gunboat - xwu
Brig _ -hgv VXF Training ship.
Brigantine ---.hid Transport - yah
Clipper iuo Troopship -.- ybm
Coast-defense ship ixv Tug YDR
Coasting-trade ship. Coasting ves- Turretship ._ yes
sel IYB Twin-screw steamer ^ yfl
Collier _. rwz VXG Whaler. Whaleship.
Corvette jxi Yacht zki
Cruiser key A vessel (or ship indicated) aground
Dhow KYO near (or, in)
. ch
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser). lzk , Abandon the ship as fast as possible - ab
Felucca mvo Ask stranger (or ship indicated) if he
Fire ship (or, raft) mzw will communicate -.. ht
First ship ...nbg Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
Fishery steamer wtg in sight vg
Five-masted ship mxp Athwart ship fjh
Flagship ncz Board steamer (or, ship) ..-GFV
Foreign-going ship nkq Bring the ship in as close as possible,
Four-masted bark fxq hio
Four-masted schooner npo VXH By the next ship.
Four-masted ship npd Cannot save the ship take people ; off,
Frigate net NB
Full-rigged ship NSU Cargo must be shipped iac
Government-hired vessel ofu Chamber of Shipping , ikb
Government ship ofw Clean ship 1ST
Guard ship oiz Could she (ship indicated) have got to
Guarda costa ojb any place of shelter? ofd
Gunboat gtb Crew have left the ship kcp
Gun vessel ojv Crew will not leave the ship kcx
Hired cruiser kfb Deadworks of a ship kol
Hired steamer ... wth Defend ship .-_ krm
His, or, Her Majesty's ship -..rhq Did you leave many ships at ? . - . qkp
Hospital ship oys Did you (or ship indicated) receive any
Ironclad. Armor-clad ship evs damage? kjf
Ketch QAE Did you see a ship in distress? nd
Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol- Did you see a ship on the (or, off the) ?
low)
Light-ship.

1
Light- vessel
QFP
QTG Did you see anything of (ship VNH
indi-
Mail steamer efk cated)"! -VNI
Man-of-war RPL Do not abandon the ship ao
Merchant ship (or, steamer) epz Do not abandon the ship until the tide
Mortar vessel saq has ebbed - __ ad
Passenger ship tdq Do not have anything to do with stran-
Petroleum ship thg ger (or ship indicated) wye
Pirate tkp Do you think we ought to pass a ship in
Privateer twl this distressed condition? ne
Rear ship... ukn Does embargo extend to ships under
VXE Sailing ship.
vgf VXI
flag?
Dress ship.
lwc
Salvage steamer
Schooner vji Each ship . lqy
Scout, or, Lookout vessel QZX Enemy's ship (or, cruiser) lzk
Screw steamer vkj Flagship T ncz
Ship of war __-.epl Foreign-going ship nkq
Slaver - whb
wgb From the guardship
Funnel of ship is
oix
-NTP
Sloop
Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated Goods are shipped oet
tonnage to follow) kbc Has she (or ship indicated) been long
Square-rigged ship wpm abandoned? -- - cxn
Steamship. Steamer wte VXJ Have, or, Has shipped.
Steam trawler wti Have you had any communication with
Steel-built ship wtl infected ship (or, place) ? ic
Storeship.--- wxt Have you met any ship of war? mrn
Tank steamer xkl Have you passed (or, spoken) any ships
Telegraph ship xmd (or ship indicated )1 woe
Three-masted schooner vjk Have you seen any ship (or, ships) since
Timber ship xtg your departure?- kttj

, . . ,,
SHIP.
Ship Continued. Ship Continued.

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the
a ship wrecked, (or, in distress) ?.-.zu KFE
Have you the Navigation Laws, or, See a ship . (Indicate where) vny
Merchant Shipping Act of the country Send a steamer vpn
of vessel signaling? -- dig Send ship's articles ezj
Her, or, His Majesty's ship ehq VXN Several ships.
How are you, or, How is (person or Several ships in sight vsr
ship indicated)"! bxi Shall I bring my
ship's papers with me ?

How does (ship indicated) sail?.VDX hjf
How is she rigged?,.. .j tjxh Ship and cargo have been seized ...hxu
How is (or, was) stranger (or ship indi- Ship chandler ikm
cated) steering? wty Ship disabled will you tow me ? (into
How many days since you passed- ;
port indicated if necessary) _ .my

(ship indicated) ? J knh Ship has no signals Iwdo
VXK How many ships? Ship has not made her number. . . j . slh
I belong to the convoy of (ships indi- Ship having the guard ..oja
cated) *us vxo Ship in sight is.
I do not intend to abandon the ship.-AF Ship in sight is an enemy ol
I have sunk (or, run down) a ship.-HK VXP Ship indicated is
I intend to ship pov Ship indicated appears in distress. _.nx
Imust abandon the ship AG Ship indicated (bearing, if necessary)
I shall abandon my ship unless you will appears to be esh
keep by me ..ah Ship indicated bears... __.gbl
I will not abandon you (or ship indi- Ship indicated can lend you carpenter's
cated) or, I will remain by you ai tools mz
I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have Ship, or, Person indicated declines.KQj
not the means aj Ship indicated does not require further
Indicate the name of ship (or, signal assistance fgq
station) in sight vg Ship indicated has been wrecked ...zix
Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent, Ship (indicated, if necessary) has got off,
CXP NZE
Is not ship seen (bearing ) in distress? VXQ Ship indicated has struck on a shoal.
NT Ship indicated is (or, I am) in want of
Is she (or ship indicated) abandoned? _ak YTN
Is the

light-ship on her station?.WRO Ship indicated is in quarantine ueh
Is your list of ships correct ? qvi Ship indicated is not abandoned . _.cxr
Is your ship entered at the Custom- Ship indicated is on fire ot
house? KGZ VXR Ship indicated is out of sight.
Is (ship indicated) likely to supply vxs Ship indicated is sinking.
me? fgk. VXT Ship indicated is (or, was) standing (or,
Keep a good look out, as it is reported steering).
enemy's ships are going about dis- Ship, or, Person indicated is unable to
guised, as merchantmen oj comply jlg
Keep by the ship pyn Ship indicated to examine strange ship
Merchant Shipping Act dik and report mkf
Must lighten the ship qsy Ship indicated wants boat fk
Natives do not like ships watering with- Ship indicated (or in direction indi-
out payment ywq cated) wants immediate assistance,
Neutral ship. Ship is a neutral shc NW
VXL Not yet shipped. Ship is a foreigner _._ nkv
VXM Of how many ships was the squadron Ship is insured ypx
seen composed? Ship is on the rocks _ uza
Passed a good many ships too Ship (or ship indicated) is very crank,
Passed a war ship disguised; funnel KBT
(or, funnel-s)
(Here give the color
. Ship, or, Vessel may part company.JGU
or design of the line it may be an imi- VXU Ship seen (or, indicated) is
tation of) LEO Ship seen (or, indicated) is a native
Passed disabled ship at lbw craft seg
Passed, or, Saw some war ships tor vxw Ship seen is a privateer.
:
Police (or other) authorities have taken Ship will be sold vot
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH VXY Ship yard. Ship-building yard..
Remain by the ship kh VXZ Shipment.
Repeat ship's name your flags were not
; VYA Ship-ped-ing. To ship.
made out du Shipped a sea ..vlj
Report when ship denoted is sighted, Shipped onboard -.,.-. gqy
USD VYB Shipping office.
Reship-ped-ping ..utm Ship's bottom foul HAW
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off (or, Ship's bottom must be looked at . - .hbg
in , latitude or longitude indicated) Ship's head by compass is JIE
KFD Ship's husband pav
.
.
SHIPSHOE.
Ship Continued. VYJ Shipping master (or, officer).

VYC -Ship's log. Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Ship's papers (or, articles) ezk Department, or, Registrar-General of
VYD -Ship's side. Shipping and Seamen unx
Ships from
did not get pratique
when I left tsa Shipping office vyb
Ships in the roadstead ypz
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for VYK Shipwreck. (See also Wreck. )
sea -_ ujz Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
Ships just arrived show your ensigns, you let me transfer them to you ?.kda
DY Shipwrecked Mariners' Society RLF
Ships just arrived make your numbers VYL Shipwrecked.
(or, distinguishing signals) dx
Ships just weighed (or. leaving) make VYM Shipwrioht.
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig- Skilled shipwright --- wfe
nals) - dz Want shipwright ytz
Ships that wish to be reported make
your distinguishing signals ea Ship yard. (See also Yard) vxy
Ships wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish- VYN Shirt.
ing signals) dyt Clean shirts (or, linen) isu
Ships wishing to be reported on xeaving VYO Dirty shirts (clothes, or, linen).
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
ing signals) eb VYP Shiver-ed-ing.
Spoke several ships during the passage, Keep main topsail shivering pzj
vsu Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Spoke the
(ship indicated) woo Sails shivering ven
Steer directly for the light- ship qth
Strange ship hove in sight ozs VYQ Shoal (offish).
Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
well eno VYR Shoal. (See also Reef.)
The captain must bring the ship's papers Apparently shoal water to the ._ero
with him hxj Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
v
The channel is obstructed by a ship, ofyou hfb
ILT Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
The light-ship is not at anchor on her port bow hfd
station, or, Light-ship at is out of Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
position QE starboard bow hfe
VYE The ship at (or, in). VYS Have you shoaled your water?
The ship's bags are sent ashore rso I am in danger (or. shoal water) direct ;
The way is off my ship you may feel

;
me how to steer nl
your way past me hl VYT I. am in shoal water.
Waterlogged ship ywu Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
What the name of light-ship

is (or, on)? HMO
lighthouse) in sight? RW VYU On the shoal.
What is your ship's (or'vessel indicated) Reef, or, Shoal extends from to _ums
registered tonnage ? UN v VYW Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the
VYF What ship? Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way
What
ship is that (bearing indicated, if out ge
1
EC Send boat to point out shoal guo
necessary) !
What ship takes the next mail? ---REV Shoal water, or, Danger in (direction
indicated) _-- --GF
VYG What ships did you speak ? Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward,
When was your ship last coppered? KLH
jvrj
captain of ship signaled? _.hxn
Who is Shoal water, or, Danger to windward,
KLI
VYH Will your ship stay?
Stand nearer the shoal (or, bank, or,
You will be stopped by the blockading fwa
ships NR reef)
VYX The shoal is buoyed.
VYI Shipper. VYZ To shoal. Shoal-ed-ing.
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
muv vxq
Shipping Federation (Depth in feet at
Water is shoaling.
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List," last east may be shown) ywk
qwu Water shoaling I must tack
; ywm
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign VZA You will get into shoal water, or, You
Shipping : qwv will shoal your water.
>
"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index,
QXD VZB Shoe-ing. Shod.
telegraph to "Shipping Boot, or, Shoe. -HAB
Report me by
Gazette"--.. uf VZC Shoemaker.
. ?
SHONESHORT.
Shone. Shine-ing vxb Shore Continued.

Lee shore -- ...qmg
Shoo. (Measure of capacity) azr Let him bring on shore (ashore). ..fcy
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the
VZD Shoot-ing. Shot. best place for coming on shore ke
Ash shoot fct Mate is on shore rmq
No fruit is to be obtained on shore.NSF
VZE Shop-ping. Offshore iyd
VZM On shore.
VZF Shore. (The shore.) Person indicated is wanted on shore. tgs
All my papers are sent from shore.. tae Run on shore vce
AH quietat (or, in , or, on shore), Scarcely prudent to land. Not easy
DXT landing on the beach fzx
Along shore. ean -'
Send a responsible person on shore _tgv
Along shore to the eastward of . _eao Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
Along shjre to the northward of .eap boat) GUH
Along shore to the southward 6f .eaq
Send on shore to (or, for) fcz
Along shore to the westward of - .ear Send rifles to party on shore scq
Am on shore, likely to break up; re- Send tents on shore vqi
quire immediate assistance. ca Send the letter bag on shore (or to ship
Are you going on shore? rex indicated). fsn^
VZG Been on shore. Shore boat gxts
Boat is on shore. Boats are on shore, Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
GRO crew mxu
Bring on shore hiu Suitable boats for landing must be sent
Calls attention of shore signal station off from the shore Fl
on the bearing (from the person The admiral (or, senior officer) is on
signaling) pointed out by compass shore dkw
signal do They are(boais) making for the shore .riv
Captain is on shore.... hwm Weather shore yzr
Come on shore JCU When did you come off?. jdn
Current sets offshore kfz When do you go on shore? __-Odc
Current sets onshore kga Will you be on shore to day? (Specify
Deepest water is nearest the shore.KQV hour, if necessary) i koc

Disturbance on shore (or, at ) lhs Will you (or person indicated) come on
VZH Driven on shore near Drove on shore to-day? (Specify hour, if neces-
shore off
.
sary) - JDR
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat Will you give me a passage (on shore)1
(cask, kite, or, raft, etc.) ka TDK
For the shore nhp Will you go (or, come) on shore?...JDS
Fruit is to be obtained on shore nse VZN Will you go on shore in my boat?
Get her head round or you will be on Will you (or person indicated) meet me
shore lf on shore to-day? (Specify time) . kod .
Go on shore obx
Have no communication with the shore VZO Shore-d-ing up. To shore up.
(or vessel indicated) hz Lose no time in shoring up of
VZI Have you been on shore? VZP Will you require shoring up?
VZJ Have you done with the shore?
Have you had any communication with VZQ Short-ness.
the shore? jga A short crop of kdu
Heave-to; head offshore lq A short reach urv
I am a stranger here will you let me
; VZR Are you short of
go ashore with you? och Have been on short allowance for some
I am going on shore ock time. dzi
I am not going on shore ocm Heave short hrd
VZK I have been on shore. I am getting short of water and must
I have left on shore.. qkt endeavor to get some yvg
VZL I have not been on shore. vzs I am (or vessel indicated is) short of
I wish to see you before you go on provisions.
shore ocn I shall shorten sail veb
I wish to see you on shore vnu VZT In a short time.
In shore _. pmg Make short tacks bip
coming on shore?
Is the captain hxd Medical comforts running short ROI
Keep more toward the shore . . pzc : Medicines have run short ROQ
Keep on port shore (or, side) of chan- Not able to make such short tacks ..xil
nel LV Not short enough mdt
N. B. Port side of the ship signaled to. Only for a short SQX
Keep on starboard shore (or, side) of Short allowance .'
....dzn
channel- Lif vzu Short circuit.
N. B. Starboard side of the ship sig- Short manned; crew weak. (Number
naled to. may be indicated) KDJ
) )
SHORTSHOULD.
Short Continued. Should Continued.

VZW Short, notice. If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
VZX Short of. cated) should (or, would) _ byr
Short of complement jke If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
VZY Short of powder. cated) should (or, would) not bys
bzp
Short of provisions. Starving nv If I should (or, would)
WAB Short of water.
.
If I should (or, would) not __ bzq
WAC Short range. If I were you I should not do it liq
Short time ..xtp If they should (or, would).- cas
Short weight. Under weight yia If they should (or, would) not cat
WAD Shorten-ed-ing. To shorten. If we should (or, would) -OBL
cbm
Shorten in both hawsers. opx If we should (or, would) not
Shorten in cable to the number of If you should (or, would) ode
shackles indicated hrp If you should (or, would) not cdf
Shorten in port hawser. (See page 35. It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
Shorten in starboard hawser. (See It is important that it should be so-pew
page 35. Should, or, Would cjo
Should, or, Would be ... bhk
Note.
For signals between ships towing Should, or, Would do (or, be done) _bof
and being towed see page 35. Should, or, Would have bsa
Shorten sail vet Should, or, Would have been bhl
Shorten sail. It is.not safe to go so fast, Should, or, Would have done (or, been
VDK done) bog
WAE Shorter-est. Should, or, Would have had
Would he (she,
bsc
or per-
Shortly after drt Should, or, it,
Too short xve sons or things indicated)

1
! bwm
Wear short round yxt Should, or, Would be (she, it, or per-
sons or things indicated) be?..-BWN
WAF Shot. Should, or, Would he (she, it, or'per-
By a shot hpa son-s or things indicated) do (or, be
Case shot ida done)? bwo
Gunshot oju Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
I am in want of powder and shot -_trf sons or things indicated) have?.BWP
I can supply you with powder and shot, Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
TRH sons or things indicated) have been?
Musketshot scp bwq
Bound shot vam Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
Shot and shell vwf sons or things indicated) not?, .bwr
WAG Shot plug. Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
WAH Shotted. sons or things indicated) not be?-Bws
Shoold, or, Would. cjo sons or things indicated) not do (or,
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- be done)? bwt
cated) should (or, would) bvl Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- sons or things indicated) not have?
cated) should (or, would) be bvm BWU
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per-
sons or thing indicated) not have
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be s
done) -BVN been?

Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)?_CJP
B-wv
cated) should (or, would) have - .bvo Should, or, Would I (my, mine)? -_cjq
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would not cjr
Should, Would not be .bhm
cated) should (or, would) not-... bvp
or, - -
He, She, It (or persons or things indi- Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
boh
cated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
Should, or, Would not have bsd
Should, or, Would not have been __bhn
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
B Should, or, Would not have done (or,
be done) Y? ~.
boi
been done)
He, She, It (or persons or things mdi-
ca<ed)should(or, would)not have.Bvs Should, or, Would not have had ...bse
- - bxv Should, or, Would that (or, this)? -Ojs
How should (or, would) ? Should, or, Would the? cjt
I should (or, would) .
cjm
bgj Should, or, Would there be? bho
I should (or, would) be
bnp Should, or, Would these (or, those) ?.cju
I should (or, would) do
...brt Should, or, Would they (their-s)?--CJV
I should (or, would) have cjw
bgk Should, or, Would we (our-s)?
I should (or, would) have been
cjn Should, or, Would you-r-s? .-_'. ojx
I should (or, would) not
.--SOL That, or, This should (or, would) be,
I should (or, would) not be CLP
I should (ori would) not do
bng
.....bru That, or, This should (or, would) not
I should (or, would) not have clq
.bgm be
I should(or, would)not have been,
1U929 07- -25

) ,
SHOULDSICK.
Should Continued. Show Continued.

There should (or, would) omy Show the number (or, quantity) of
There should (or, would) be cmz PIA
There should (or, would) havebeen.cNA Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,
There should (or, would) not cnb DW
There should (or, would) not be ...cnd Show your Code Signal izg
There should (or, would) not have been, Show your number (or, distinguishing
ONE signal) -- dv
They should (or, would) cjy Show your soundings vs
They should (or, would) be bic WAM Shown, Showed.
They should (or, would) have bsl Temporary light shown at (place in-
They should (or, would) not cjz dicated) -XNS
They should (or, would) not be bid Vessel has not shown her number,. slh
They should (or, would) not have .bsm Vessel in sight has shown
colors, .jbt
We should (or, would) j cka Vessel indicated is showing a light .qsn
"We should (or, would) be. bit
- Vessels just arrived, show your' en-
"We should (or, would) have bsw signs DY
We should (or, would) not ckb Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
We should (or, would) not be bid (or, distinguishing signals) dx
We should (or, would) not have bsx Vessels just weighed (or-, leaving), show
What, or, Which should ( or, would) ?.cqp your numbers (or, distinguishing
What, or, Which should (or, would) I signals) dz
(or, we) do? cqr Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
"What, or, Which should (or, would) show your numbers (or, distinguish-
you (or, they) do? cqs ing signals) dyt
When should (or, would) ? cse Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
Where should (or, would) ? ctv ing, show your numbers (or, dis-
Where should (or, would) the ? .ctw tinguishing signals) .eb
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ? Vessels wishing to be reported show
CTX your distinguishing signals ea
"Who should (or, would)? cuv What colors has he (or, she) shown
Why should (or, would)? -ovt (hoisted)? jbu
Why should (or, would) not? cvu When I alter course to-night I will show
You should (or, would) ckd alight qw
You should (or, would) be bjm When I tack to-night I will show a
You should (or, would) have bth light qx
You should (or, would) not ckb When you alter course (or, tack) to-night
You should (or, would) not be BJN show alight jzs
You should, (or, would) not have...BTi Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time ? * xn
WAI Shoulder.
* See note to Greenwich mean time
WAJ Shove-d-ing off. (page 258.
WAK Shovel. WAN Shower-y.
WAL Show-ing.To show.

WAO Shrink-ing. Shrank. Shrunk.
Annul the hoist shown by Numeral WAP Shroud.
Signal emi Futtock shroud nup
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown) fzt WAQ Shunt-ed-ing.
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved (or, light is shown) _jz WAR Shut-ting. To shut.
Do not show a light on any account.QV WAS Shut in,
Do not show a light on my account -QRT WAT Shut-off valve.
Do not show your ensign ..mei WAU Shut out.
He has shown his colors jbt
I do not wish to show a light qrx WAV Siam. Siamese. Siamese Colors.
I will show a light. I will carry a light,
QRY WAX Sicily-ian.
I will show a light to-night when I alter
course qw WAY Sick. (See also III. )
I will show a light to-night when. I Any sick onboard? epo
make sail qrz Any sickness at ? uy
I will show a light to-night when I tack, WAZ Are there any sick nurses to be got ?
QX Can I land mysick? uz
Shall you show a light? qsk Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick
She (or vessel indicated) has not shown quarters)? oyq
her ensign met Captain is sick ..hwo
She (or vessel indicated) has shown her Crew sick kcw
ensign meu Disease, or, Sickness is contagious . .vb
? . . ,
SICK SIGNAL.
Sick Continued.
Sight Continued.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious, Asks name of signal station (or, ship)
vc in sight vg
For the sick nhq Bills at sight gkh
WBA Have you had any sickness on board ? WBU Can you keep sightof ?
WBC How many sick ? WBV Can not keep sight of.
I should wish to know the nature of the Do not lose sight of it ram
sickness, if any, before I send my boat Enemy is in sight _'
oe
(or, communicate) pc Foresight nkc
Is the disease (or, sickness) contagious? WBX Have you sighted?
VA How many torpedo boats passed in
WBD Is the sickness on the increase ? sight? ___GTK
WBE Many sick. I have' just lost sight of the land (or,
May I send a sick person to see your light) QDV
doctor? wl I have not sighted land vnq
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious WBY I shall keep sight of
complaint pcx I sighted land about I sighted land .
Sea-sick-ness vlf bearing (time, if necessary)

: vns
Several (or number indicated) sick on WBZ In sight. In sight of
board gqx WCA Is land in sight?
Sick berth ghd Just lost sight of the land (or, light) -<}dv
WBP Sick list. Keep me in sight during the night.
WBG Sick nurse. (Beariny to follow, if necessary) .pyv
Sick quarters uex WCB Keep within sight of.
WBH Sickly. Land in sight. I see the land qdw
WBI Sickness. Lose-ing, Lost sight of
(vessel or object
Sickness is contagious vb indicated) RAQ
Sickness is not contagious vc Lost sight of wreck ray
The prevailing sickness is tve Nothing in sight vnw
WBJ Very sickly. \ Out of sight of swb
What is the sickness? _ vd Report when ship denoted is sighted . usd
When did sickness break out ? hez Several vessels in sight vsr
WBK You had better get a sick nurse. WCD Shall you sight
Ship in sight is 1 vxo
WBL Side. Ship in sight is an enemy ol
Both sides haq Ship indicated is out of sight vxr
By the side of , hpm Sight your anchor. Make sure your
Convoy to keep on port side of leader anchor is clear ejr
(or, escort) ix Strange vessel hove in sight ozs
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
"Vessel in sight is vxo
leader (or, escort) iy Vessel in sight is an enemy - ...ol
Cylinder side rod kif What is the name of lighthouse (or,
Keep on the port side of the channel.LV light-ship, or, point) in sight? RW
Keep on the starboard side of channel - lw What is the name of ship (or, signal
Keep on the
(compass signal) side of station) in sight? vg
the channel ilq When did you sight land? rx
Lee side Qmh When ought I to see (or, sight) ?._.vod
On both sides hak (number) torpedo boats (give nation-
Port side tpa ality) passed in sight xya
Ship's side vyd
Side lever engine maw WCE Sign-ing. To sign..
Are your bills of lading complete
WBM Sidelight (lantern, or, lamp). (signed)? gkq
Starboard side wqz
svo Bills of lading not signed GKft
The other
WBN This side.
side
I will not sign the bills of lading unless
yzs GKW
Weather side WCF --Not signed.
WBO Which side? Signed articles ezl
Wrong side -1 - zkd
WCG Signed.
WBP Sideways. WCH Signal.
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
WBQ Siding. message) dgo
WBB. Alphabetical signal No. 1,
Siege.
Code Flag over e*
WBS Siemens-Martin steel. Alphabetical signal No. 2,
Code Flag over f*
WBT Sight-ed-ing. To sight. (See also Ob- Alphabetical signal No. 3,
serve. ) Code Flag over g*
A squadron (give nationality) composed
of _ ships passed in sight wpf * For manner of using
page 13.
these signals see
Anything in sight? eqk
?
SIGNAL.
Signal Continued. Signal Continued.

Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig- Have you any signal lights? qrtj
nal. -- ---'- -EMI Helm signal otq
Annul the last hoist I will repeat it- ve
; Hoist the signal in a better position I ;
Annul the last signal. The last signal can not make out the flags owl
is annulled emj Hoist your distinguishing signal dv
Annul the whole signal vf I am going to communicate by distant
Asks name of ship (or, signal station) signals lgf
in sight vg I am going to repeat signal from
Attend to signals dg (hoist indicated) vh
Calls attention of shore signal station on I am going to signal the contents of an
the bearing pointed out by compass important telegram to be communi-
signal (from the person signaling) -DO cated te you -_ ie
Calls attention of vessel whose distin- I can not make out the flags hoist the ;
guishing signal will immediately be signal in a better position owl

shown :dr I can not make out the bottom flag-NDF
Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code I can not make out the second flag.NDG
of Signals? ize I can not make out the signal ncx
Can you make out her flag (or, signal)? I can not make but the third flag..NDH
NOW I can not make out the top flag ndi
Can you spare some rocket signals? -Uzc I will attend to your signal flb
Can not distinguish your signal flags; I will repeat the message (or, what you
come nearer (or, make distant signals), say) rqn
VM WCK I will repeat the signal.
Can not make out the flags (or, signals), I wish to signal come within easy sig-
;
NCX nal distance vj

Communicate by distant signals -_-LGC Indicate name of signal station (or,
Compass signal in degrees jhi ship) in sight . vg
Compass signals in points or half points, International Code of Signals prb
JHK WCL Is there a signal station at
Comply with request (or, signal) -__jld Keep within signal distance (bearing,
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- if necessary) pzu
ing within signal distance iz Last signals qgl
WCI Could you understand their signals? Last signal is annulled emj
Could you understand what they were Learnt by signal from qke
signaling about? Light signal qsi
Did boat (or, boats) take blue light Lloyd's signal station at qxb
(lantern, or, any means of making a Make a signal when you want a boat,
signal)? r gsp GTU
Did you see the signal? vnj Make distant signals lgh
Discontinue repeating signals ldg WCM
Make signals to (or, for).
Distant signals. ( When spokm of) . lge WCN Make signal for a pilot.
For Distant Signals seepage 529. wco Might have learnt it by signal.
Distress Signal. (When spoken of.) Night signals -_ sif
(Seepage!.) WCY Numeral signal No. 1,
Code Flag over m*
Do, or, Did you understand their sig- Numeral signal No. 2,
nals? WCI Code Flag over n *
Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta- Numeral signal No. 3,
tion) in sight vg Code Flag over o*
Fire a signalgun mzp
Flag signal-ing nda * For method of making numeral signals
Flags seen, but signal not understood, see page 32.
wcx
WCJ Fog signal. Numeral signal (when spoken of) --SLM
Following signal is private (or, confi- Open telegram for me and signal its
dential) HX contents --. - wx
Following signal (communication, or, Pay attention to signals dg
message) is secret and in cipher, .icjv Pay strict attention to signals during
(The cipher will continue until the per- the night dt
son signaling hoists iqs. ) Pilot signal flying tjm
Private signal twk
Forward answer by telegraph to signal Refer to the Geographical Signals.NYA
station at emw Repeat your signal
or, Repeat your
Forward following telegraphic message signal from ,
(hoist indicated) vi
by signal letters instead of writing it WCP my
Repeat signals until further orders.
at length--- xb WCQ Repeat the semaphore signal.
Forward reply to my message by tele- "WCR Repeat the last signal made.
graph to WT Repeat your distinguishing signal; the
Gun fog signal ojs flags were not made out ---DU
Has vessel signaled her number?- _.slf Repeat your signal in a better place -OWL
' .
SIGNAL SINK.
SiGNAL-^-Confo'wwecJ. Signal
Continued.
WCS Report-ed-ing by signal. Vessels wishing to be reported make
Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and you distinguishing signals ea
lookout for their signals
Send following message through the
rao Vocabulary signal ----- ---YEi
What is the date of your signal book?
post to owner (or, to Mr. ) at
by VL
signal letters wz Will signal With steam whistle (or, siren)
Send my message through the telegraph during tog (or, darkness ) we
by signal letters xb Will you forward (or, communicate)
Send reply to my message to signal sta- the following signal for me? ik
tion at --VQD WDQ Will you repeat the signal (or, message) ?
Shall I open your telegram and signal Will you repeat the signals being made
its contents? xc tome? vn
Shall signal with siren (or, steam WDR You have misunderstood the signal.
whistle) during fog (or, darkness) _ we Your signal flags can not be distin-
Ship has not made her signal slh guished - lhb
Show your Code Signal izg Your signal is not distinct ; interpreta-
Show your distinguishing signal dv tion doubtful LOT
Signal book gzf
WCT Signal gun. WDS Signature.
Signal is answered vk
Signal is not answered enm WDT Signify-ied-ing-ication.
WCU Signal lantern (light, or, lamp).
WCV Signal letter. WDU Silence. Silent. Silently.
WCX Signal not understood, though the flags Make no noise. Keep silence
are distinguished.
WCY Signal of distress. WDV Silica-te-d.
WCZ Signal of distress in (direction indi-
cated). WDX Silk.
WDA Signal officer.
WDB Signal rocket. WDY Sill.
WDC Signal or, Signal station.
staff, What is the depth of water over the sill?
WDE Signal, or, I am going to signal state of WDZ Silting, Silted up.
KVH
the weather outside (or at place indi-
cated).
WDF Signal the names of places to which you "WEA Silver.
wish to be reportedby telegraph to. WEB Nitrate of silver.
Signal your vessel's official number- _dv Quicksilver -- ufh
WDG Signkled-ing. To signal.
WEC
WDH Signalman. wix
SlMILAR-LY-ITY.
Socket signal
WDI Sound signal. WED SlMPLE-Y-ICITY. SlMPLIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
Steer course indicated as per compass
signal J1F WEF SlMULTANEOUS-LY.
WDJ Stranger does not understand your sig-
WEG
nal. Since.
WDK Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not A fortnight since ... nmk
take any notice of signal. Have you seen any vessel since your
The following signal is in cipher and departure? _ ktu
secret IQ V How long since (or, ago)? DTK
The following signal (or, communica- Long time since (or, ago) dtl
tion) is private hx Not long since (or, ago) dtn
WDL The signal made. Some time since (or, ago) dtp
WDM The signals were not intended for you.
WEH
WDN Use flashing (light) signals. SlNCERE-LY-ITY.
WDO Vessel has no signals. her number (or, WEI Sinew.
made
Vessel has not
distinguishing signal) slh
WDP Vessel indicated is making signals of WEJ Sing-ing. Sang. Sung.
distress (bearing, if necessary)
it<
Vessels just arrived make your num- WEK SlNGLE-D-ING.

bers (or, distinguishing signals) ---dx Form single column inline abreast-NLW
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
Form single column in line ahead, .nlx
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig- WEL Singly.
nals) DZ
Vessels wishing to be reported all well Sink-ing. Sank. To sink vhi
(or, distinguish- Boat sunk -- grq
make your numbers
ing signals) -DYT WEM I am sinking.
:

I am sinking (or, on fire) ; send all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew,
ing make your numbers (or, distin-
guishing signals) - eb no
.
SLING SO.
WGU Sling-ing. Slung. Small Continued.

Small craft - kbc
Sling. (A sling.) . Small hawser opt
Boat'ssling _ gsc Smallpox. Case of smallpox .-IDN
Fore yard gone in the slings nje Small ship. Small craft kbc
Look to the slings -- rab WHP Small size.
WHQ Small spar.
WGX Slip-ping. WHB Smaller-est.
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to Steward's small stores ..wve
slip your cable hqo Stream, or, Small anchor ejv
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh, Supply of water is small, not exceeding
KW (quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR
Cut, or, Slip your cables hra Too little, or, Too small cjvx
I am obliged to slip my cable pick it ;
up for me -_hrf
I have slipped my anchor, but it is WHS Smart-ly-ness-er-est.
buoyed - eig WHT Very smart-ly.
I intend to slip cable -.- hrg
WHU Smell-ing. Smelt.
WGY Slip rope.
WGZ Slip way. WHV Smelt-ed-ing.
Slip your cable and buoy the end.-HRQ
WHA Slipped. WHX Smyth-y.
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing. Blacksmith ._ glv
Get an offing kw Chimney smith (or, sweep) ipb
Coppersmith jvs
WHB Sloop. Goldsmith odn
Locksmith --- ---QXZ
WHO Slope-bd-ing. Tinsmith -- ....xtz
Slope awnings fpy Whitesmith zdn
Slops. Men's clothing -ivs WHY Smoke-d-ing-ly.

See smoke in (direction indicated),
WHB Slow-lt-ness. VNZ
As slow as possible fbj WHZ Smoke joint.
Keep going ahead slowly dvm WIA Smokeless powder.
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time gs WIB Smooth-ly-ness-er-est.
. Slow progress , tyc Smooth the sea with oil - htn
"WHE Slow speed.
WIC
WHF Slower-est. WID
Smuggle-d-ing.
Smuggler.
Very slow-ly yps
Your chronometer must be slow iqm
WIE Snake-d.
WHG Slue-d-ing.
WIF Snake. (Reptile.)
WHI Sluice-d-ing.
WHJ Sluice valve. WIG Snatch-ed-ing.
WHK Sluice valves, out of order. Snatch block , _gmy
Slung. (See Sling.) wgu WIH Snifting valve.
WHL Slush. WIJ Snow-ed-ing-y.

Traffic interrupted by snow. xzp
WHM Smaok-ed-ing.
kaz WIK Snug-ly-ness.
Fishing smack (or, craft)
All snug dxy
WHN Small-ness. Make all snug.--- dyn
A small establishment mhl
of
WHO A small part (portion)quantity WIL So.
am (or person indicated trying to
A small (or, smaller) (or, num- I is)
ber) of -----SLD do so YCQ

Only to be got in small quantities., ofm I think so xqg
Small adjustment required to machin- If so bzw
ery dkg Is it so? cdu
Small-arm magazine evf WIM _^-rNot so. - -
evc Not so often spz

Small-arm men
Small arms. (Muskets, rifles, etc. ) _evd WIN Not so soonas.
Small-er-boat gut Not so well as zbm
Small bower ejs WIO So as to.
Small case - - ...idp So much (or, many) RKQ

,
SOAKSORT.
WIP
Some Continued.
soak-ed-ing.
Some future opportunity ---
Some more
...rzw -.nus
WIQ Soap.
Marine soap RLC Some other svn
Some swell xhj
WIR sobee-ly-ness. sobriety. Sometime ago (or, since) dto
WJP Somebody. Someone.
WIS social-ly-able-y-ility Someone else lvw
Someone to look after stock rad
WIT Socialist. WJQ Something.
Something amiss efm
WITT Society. WJR Something else.
Co-operative society .'...jvm WJS Sometime.
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society RLF WJT Somewhat?
WJU Somewhere.
Socks. (Stockings) wvs Come nearer I have
Stop, Heave-to, or. ;
something important to communicate,

WIV Socket. Code Flag over h
WIX Socket signal. There is some mistake rwg
WIY Soda-ium. WJV Son.
WIZ Bicarbonate of soda.
WJA Nitrate of soda. WJX Song.
WJB Soda water. WJY Soon.

As soon as fbk
WJC sopt-ly-ness. As soon as alongside eav
Soft bottom hbi As soon as convenient fbl
,
Soft bread. Fresh bread . heo As soon as it is dark fbm

As soon as it is dusk fbn
WJD SOIL-ED-ING. As soon as possible fbo
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) dpw
Sol, or, Dollar. (Coin) atj As soon as the flood tide makes fbp
As soon as there is a breeze fbq
Sold. (See also Sell and Sale) vos Discharge cargo as soon as possible -Lam
Cargo expected tobesold hzv Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.lAN
Cargo sold well iah WJZ How soon?
Everything is to be sold mjh I shall weigh as soon as the weather
Is the cargo sold? iau permits zo
WJE Must be sold.
Not as soon as - win
Sold by auction flu Return as soon as - uvp
WJF Sold her cargo. Sell cargo as soon as possible lay
The cargo is not yet sold iba WKA Sooner.
Wreck will be sold zjb The sooner the better ..... git
WKB Too soon.
WJG Soldier. WKC Will soon.
WJH Private soldier.
WKD Sore-ly-ness.
WJI sole-ly-itary-itude. Eyesore ---
Footsore
-MQH
-NHF
Solicitor. Attorney _. flo
WKE Sorrow.
WJK solid-ly-ity.
Solid, or, Cubic measure. (See page 52) WKP Sorry.
AYB Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged mak
The ice is so solid, I can not break Sorry I am unable to comply with your
through; send help pcf request ..usx

Sorry to hear it (or, that) orp
WJL Solution. Soluble. WKG Sorry to inform you.
WKH Very sorry.
WJM solve-d-ing.
WJN Solvent-cy. WKI Sort-ed-ing. To sort.

,
(See also Kind.)
All sorts dxz
WJO Some. WKJ Sort. (Kind.)
By some neglect sgk What sort (or, kind) of? QAZ
I heard that some of your family were What sort of a light is it? QSP
seriously ill msi What sort of a voyage (or, passage)
Ithink you ought to get something to have you had? tdi
answer the purpose enb What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
Some demand springing up ktf 'thereto)? - mfw
)
) ) . . ?
SORTIE SPARE.
WKL Sortie. WLN Sovereign-ty. (Ruler.)
Sought. Seeking _ ...- vog Sovereign, or, Pound (coin) aus
WKM sound-ed-ing. to sound. WLO Sow-ed-ing. Sown.

WKN Have obtained soundings.
WKO Have sounded regularly. WLP Space-ious-ly. (See also Room. )
WKP Have you had soundings? Airspace (or, cell) dwh
WKQ Have you sounded regularly?
WKR I have sounded (place indicated). I WLQ Spade.
know the soundings.
I intend sounding (place indicated) WLR Spain. Spaniard. Spanish Colors.
before I try it - pot Bank of Spain fus
I shall heave-to to sound (time indicated,
if necessary) osl WLS Span-ned-ning.
I shall sound regularly. I shall keep
the lead going qjh WLT Spanner.
Irregular soundings ftp
WKS It is not prudent to proceed without Spanker, or, Driver.. lnx
regular soundings. up the spanker
Brail hdt
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding, WLU Lower spanker topsail yard.
QJI Spanker, or, Driver boom gzv
Out of soundings swc Spanker boom sprung.. Gzw
Patent sounding machine rds Upper spanker topsail yard xwg
WKT Regular soundings.
Show your soundings vs WLV Spar.
Sounding apparatus erk Can I get a spar for mast at ?.nyh

WKU Sounding pipe (or, tube). Can I get a spar for a fore yard at
WKV Sounding rod. NIS
WKX Soundings. Depth of water. (Depth of WLX Can you supply a spar?
water to be shown in feet. Have you any spars that would do for
Thomson's (Kelvin) sounding apparatus, TX
TEG WLY I have no spars suitable for
WKY We have sounded regularly. Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
zy
What are your soundings? vs spars)..,-
WKZ Will the soundings be a safe guide? Send all available spars for to -FOK
WLA You may go by your soundings if you Small spar whq
use care. WLZ Spar buoy.
Spar, or, Outrigger torpedo - swr
WLB Sound-ed-ing. To sound. (To make a Spare spar wmg
noise. Spars are all adrift dmr
WLC Sound (a noise. Spars for nets, or, Torpedo booms -_gzy
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
Sound signal wdi
WLD Sounding buoy. yard (or spar indicated)
Sprung spar (indicated)
RCK
woe
WLE Soup.
Preserved soup tun WMA Spare-d-ing.
Can spare (or, dispense with) -...-.lfd
WLF Source. Can spare ammunition efs
Where, or, What source did the news Can you spare (or, dispense with)?_LFE
come from? - ...shn Can you spare (or, supply me with) - ?
XET
South. Compass in degrees) aio Can you spare a hawser? ops
(
Can you spare ammunition? eft
South. (Compass inpoints) arl Can you spare any biscuit? glm
WLG Southern-erly-ing-ward. Can you spare me a chart of ? imu
Alongshore to the southward of (dis- Can you spare me a chronometer iqd
tance in miles may follow) eaq Can you spare me a hand or two?--OMC
WLH From the southward. Can you spare me coal? gy
On. or, At the South coast of .- -IYK Can you spare me provisions? uak
South Atlantic Fjk Can you spare me some rocket signals?
South cone hoisted JNO uzc
South latitude QHZ WMB Can you spare some rope (size to follow) ?
South Pacific syx WMC Can not spare.

WLI South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. WMD Have no spare vkf
WLJ South-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. Have you a spare screw?
WLK To, or, For the southward. How many dozen can you
WME I can spare you.
spare? _.lmu
WLM Too far to the southward. None to spare sje
Note. See Compass Signals, pages 45 Spare anchor ...^--EJT
and 46. WMF Spare shaft.
? "
SPARESPOKE.
Spare Continued. Spell

Continued.
WMG Spare spar. Spelling Signal No; l.Code Flag over e*
There is a spare propeller on board .tzd Spelling Signal No. 2-Code Flag over p*
Spelling Signal No. 3 -Code Flag over g*
WMH Spaek.
*For method of using these Signals, see
WMI Speak-ing-er. Spoke-n. (See also Spoke.) page 13.
Desire to see (or. speak) to kwn
WMJ Did you speak to Spelling (Alphabetical) Table. (See
Have applied (or, spoken) to - esq page 15) , ebo
Have you applied (or, spoken) to? __esr WNF Use Spelling (Alphabetical) Table.
WMK I wish to speak to you. Your name is not on my list;, spell it
On what date did you speak the (ves- alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
indicated) 1 ....
sel --KMG table).* -
.'
ebq
Shall apply (or, speak) to .est
What ships did you speak? vyg WNG Spend-ing. Spent.
Will you apply (or, speak) to?. esu

Wish to speak to (or, with) zgw WNH Spermaceti, or, Sperm.
WNI Sperm oil.
"WML Spear-ed-ing.
WNJ Spherical.
WMN Special-ly-ist. WNK Spherical buoy.
WMO Special survey.
WMP Special train. WNL Spice.
WMQ Specie. WNM Spike.

Handspike omg
WMR Speciey-ied-ing. Marlingspike . rls
At place specified ... eiq
At the time specified pja WNO Spill-ed-ing. Spilt.
Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving qlm WNP Spin-ning. Spun.
Spun yam wpb
WMS
*
Speculate-d-ing- ion.
WNQ Spinnaker.
WMT Speech.
WNR Spindle.
WMU Speed-y-ily.
Different speeds '.
kzj WNS Spirits.
Full speed... __ ; nsv Methylated spirits ...rsq
Go ahead full speed li WNT Spirits of wine.
Go astern full speed__ lm WNU Spirituous.
Go full speed-.- obs
Go half speed obt WNV Spit. '
-
Half speed, or, Half power olm Sand spit vhd

I am going full speed . oci
\ am going half speed . ocj Splendid. (Magnificent) ret
I am on full speed trial,
hours' coal, full

Code Flag over a WNX Splice-d-ing.
I have speed (or at
speed indicated) ___ixd WNY Splint.
Increase speed phc
Issteam up? Are you at full speed?. vz WNZ Splinter-ed-ing.
Most economical speed ltd
WMV Quarter speed. WOA Split-ting.
Reduce speed. Ease her mp Mainsail split ..."E(js
Reduce speed; you are towing me too My sails are all blown away. (or, split),
fast XYT VEC
Slow speed whe WOB Split all my sails.
WMX Speed light (lantern, or, lamp).
WMY Speed will be knots. WOC Spoil-ing. To spoil.
What is your consumption of coal per WOD Spoiled.
hour, full speed? _ixm
WMZ You can proceed at any speed. Spoke-n. Speak-ing-er. (See also Speak),
wmi
WNA Spell-ing. Spelt. To spell. Have you seen spoken) any men-of-
(or,
Name will be spelt sdo war? If so, report their names and
WNB Spell it. nationalities _ ___vnm
WNC -Spell the address. WOE Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
WND -Spell the name. indicated) 1
WNE Spell the surname. WOF Have you spoken to (or, the )?
- ;
Part II.. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 395
SPOKE SQUALL.

Spoke Continued. WOS Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung a leak.
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke Are you leaky? Have you sprung a leak?
she is bound to
{place indicated), QJ
URT I have sprung a leak nq
Spoke a brig hgx Vessel indicated has sprung a leak - . ql
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu WOT Spring. (Season. )
WOG Spoke, the (vessel indicated). WOU -In the spring.
Last spring -QGM
W0h Sponge. WOV -Next spring.
WOX -Spring tide.
WOI SpONTANEOUS-LY. WOY -Spring tides rise - feet.
WOJ Spontaneous combustion.
WOZ Sprit. Spritsail.
WOK Spoon. Spritsail yard (or,
WOL Spot-ted-ting-ty. WPA Sprocket.
Spout. Sprung. (See Spring) woq

Water spout
Spun. Spin-ning wnp
WOM Sprain-ed-ing. WPB Spun-yarn.
WON Spray. WPO Spy-ied-ing.
Spyglass. Telescope xmq
WOP Spread-ing. WPD Squabble.
Convoy to spread as far aspossible, keep- Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
ing within signal distance iz
crew mxu
Spread awning fpz
WPB Squadron.
WPF A squadron (give nationality) composed
WOQ Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung. of ships, passed in sight.
Bowsprit sprung hcz Any alteration in the position of the
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not squadron (or, fleet) ebz
carry sail bh Blockading squadron gni
Fore topmast sprung njl Channel squadron (or, fleet) ...ilb
Fore yard sprung njs Detached squadron kxw
I have sprung (or, damaged) kjg Did the squadron (or, fleet)? nek
I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) lzg
mast (indicated) RCJ Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen were
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard, Off ---NEO
KJH For the fleet (or, squadron) neq
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top- In the fleet (or, squadron) nes
sail yard kji Inshore fleet (or, squadron) pmh
I have sprung damaged) main yard,
(or, Letters of squadron (or, fleet) qom
KJL Of how many ships was the squadron
I 'have sprung (or, damaged) topsail seen composed? vxm
yard KJM Of, or. From the squadron (or, fleet) ner .
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top- Reserve squadron,- utk

sail yard kjn WPG Royal Yacht Squadron. (Club.)
I shall weigh the moment the breeze Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
springs up hga off -- OK
Jib-boom sprung gzr Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
Main mast sprung RGL
khg
steering
Saw the
, lzs
steer-
Main topsail yard sprung fleet (or, squadron) off
Main yard sprung RHJ ing NET
Some demand springing up ktf Squadron, or, Fleet is (or, was) at-NEM
Spanker boom sprung gzw To the squadron (or, fleet) nev
Spring on the cable hrs What is the state of health of the fleet
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower (or, squadron)? orc
mast ECJ WPH When' is the squadron (or, fleet)?
Sprung a lower yard RCK WPI Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?

Sprung fore mast, but can fish it at sea, Where is the fleet (or, squadron) ?_sk
NKX WPJ Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower the ?
yard (or spar indicated) RCK
Sprung, or, Damaged mast; can not WPK Squall-y.
carry sail BH In a heavy squall Ote
Look out for a squall Qzt
- Sprung my fore mast, and must bear up,
NKW Severe squall not far off look sharp _pz
;
Squally weather. Blowing hard zh

WOB Sprung spar (indicated).
SQUARESTARBOARD.
. )
STARBOARD STATION.
Starboard Conim-wed. WRI Starve-d-ing-ation.

Leave buoy (or, beacon) to starboard, Short of provisions. Starving. -NV
MA
List to starboard qvp WRJ State. (See also Condition. )
WQT Not too much to starboard. In the same state as before -_vgk
On starboard beam gav Present state of affairs ..- -- dpf
On starboard bow hop Signal, or, I am going to signal the
On starboard quarter uer state of the weather outside (or at
Pay out starboard hawser. (See Tow- place indicated) wde
ing Signals, page 35.) State of affairs at ..dpi
Shorten in starboard hawser. {See. Tow- State remains unaltered tps
ing Signals, page 35. What is the state of health of the fleet
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head at? orc
to port wj What is the state of health of the troops
WQU Starboard a little. Head to go to port. at? ybr
What is the state of the market?- .rlp
Starboard anchor.. -Ejtj .
Starboard boiler gxl What state does (or, do) the battery
Starboard boiler defective gxm (or, batteries) appear to be in?- --FYV
Starboard bow hct
Starboard bow light (lantern, or, lamp), WRK State-d-ing, Statement. To State.
HCU Muster statement gzb
Starboard broadside -- hjr
WQV Starboard engine. WEL State (Government):
WQX Starboard gun. Chief of the State (President,
has
Em-
WQY Starboard screw. peror, King, Queen, etc.) in
WQZ Starboard side. (or, is) ior
WEA Starboard tack.
mk
Royal Navy, or, State
Secretary of State
Navy sfo
vmo
Steer more to starboard
N. B. To be kept flying until the course
WRM Statesman-ship.
State Department, or, Foreign Office,
is sufficiently altered. NKR
Veer starboard hawser. (See Towing
Signals, page 35.) State Room. (Cabin) hqj
WRB Starboard helm. WRN Station-ed-ing-ary. *
Alter course one point (or number in- Asks name of ship (or,- signal station)
dicated) to starboard Jze in sight vg

At, or, In station pip
Hard-a-star board! (Urgent.) Head to
MB Calls attention of shore signal station,
go to port do
K. B.To be kept flying until the course Coaling station rwx
is sufficiently altered. Coastguard station iyq
pza Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta-
Keep more to starboard-- vg
'tion)
My helm is hard-a-starboard ; ship's
head going to port - Forward answer by telegraph
station at
to signal
emw
Not too much to starboard -__wqt
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head
Forward reply to my message by tele-
wj graph to wt
to go to port
Starboard a little. Head to go to port, In, or,At station eip
WQU Indicate name of ship (or, signal sta-
WEB tion) in sight -= vg
Starboard helm
MI WRO Is the light-ship on her station?
Steady your helm
Steer more to starboard mk Is therea signal station at ?-
wcl
Keep station _____-.pzi
N. B.To be kept flying until the course Leave it for me at the railway station,
is sufficiently altered. QLB
Lifeboat station QRK
You steering too much to starboard,
are;
win WRP Life-saving (Rocket) station.

Light-ship at is out of position, or,
WRC Start-ed-ing.before you start hfj Light-ship is not at anchor on her
Breakfast QE
station
WED Have started.
weigh until I get a favorable Lloyd's signal station at QXB
I shall not ROU
ZAW Meet me at the railway station
start --- rso
Get ready for Meteorological station
Prepare" for sailing. Naval station SEV
sea
NYX
tnx
WRB Start at mbw
Police station
Preserve station tuh
Start-ed-ing engine ueg
Started a rivet ^n Quarantine station
Quit the (or,
'.
your) station ufm

WRF Starting gear. Railway station uhd
WRG Starting g'ear out of order.
Return to the (or, your) station. ..uvr
WRH Starting shaft.
STATION STEAMER.
, . . ,
STEAMERSTERN.

Steamer Continued. Steer Continued.
Merchant steamer (or, ship) bpz Is my present course a correct one?
Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horse-power to Am I steering a proper course? (The
follow, if necessary) szh course steered to follow, if necessary),
Passed disabled steamer at mx JZF
Pilot boat (steam) gub Saw the enemy's fleet steering
off
Salvage steamer vgf NET
Screw steamer. (Horse-power to follow, Saw the enemy's fleet steering -Lzs --
if necessary) vkj WUA -Shall we steer (or, run) for (place

Send a steamer .- vpn indicated) ?
Steamboat (large), Launch guv Steam steering gear wst
Steamboat (small), Cutter, or, Gig-GUW Steam steering gear disabled mz
Steamboat, Steamer is aground ...dtjw Steam steering wheel wsu
Steam collier JAQ WUB Steer after me.
Steam cutter, or, gig guw Steer after me I have a pilot
; DRU
Steam guard-boat gux Steer course indicated as per compass
Steam launch guv signal JiP
Steam lifeboat - guy Steer directly for the buoy (or, beacon),
Steam pilot boat ---gub GAM
Steam pinnace guz Steer directly for the light-ship Qth
WTI Steam trawler. Steer more to port. Head to go to port*,
Steam vessel (ship). Steamer wte MJ
Tank steamer. xkl Steer more to starboard. Head to go
Twin-screw steamer yfl to starboard* mk
Use steamboat for --.gvd * To be kept flying until the course is
You can not have a steamboat GVJ
sufficiently altered.
WTJ Steel. WUC Steerage.

"WTK Bessemer steel. WUD Steerage passengersfor
Cast steel .. iel WUE Steered-ing. To steer.
Siemens-Martin steel wbs Steerageway Headway . OQT
WTL Steel-built vessel. WOT Steering gear.
WTM Steel mast. Steering gear disabled
WUG Steering to the
- _mz
WTN Steel plate. .
WTO Steel-wire hawser. The course steered is the best for the
"WTP Steelyard. present (or until time indicated) . jzm
-
Tincture of steel-- xub Vessel is (or, was) standing (or, steer-

WTQ Whitworth steel. ing) vxt
What course are you (or-, they) steering?
WTR Steep-ness.
.Jvyw What course shall you (or, they) steer?
jzo
Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the
JZP
WTS Steeple. What course were you (or, they) steer-
ing? -- JZQ
WTU Steer. (See also Course and Helm. ) You are steering right into the center
AmI steering a proper course? jzf of the hurricane (or, cyclone) ...pan
At
o'clock I shall steer --IUQ- WUH You are steering too much to port.
Damaged rudder; can not steer ...Bl WUI You are steering too much to starboard.
WTV Direct me how to steer. WUJ Stem (bow).
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
LDC Carried away stem icp
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the WTIK Stem seriously damaged.
steering to the
of
,
Enemy's fleet have been seen to the WUL Stem-med-mtng. To stem.

steering to the og Can not stem the tide (or, current) .kfx
to the
steering to the oh WUM Step-ped-ping.
Hand
,
steering gear oma WON Step of the mast (tabernacle).

Have passed steamer with steering gear ayh
disabled mu Stere. ( Cubic measure)
Headway, Steerage way oQt
WTX How are you steering? wuo Sterling.
(pound) sterling aus
WTY How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel
indicated) steering?
How was convoy steering? JUR WUP Stern-ly-ness.
I am in danger (or, shoal water) ;
direct
me how to steer nl WUQ Stern. The stern. Sternmost.
lam in difficulties; direct me how to By the stern ;
inches by the stern. hpn
o+- ggj* _. KZXJ Come under the stem JCO
I have stern way Code Flag over K
I have a pilot
WTZ I shall steer during the night.
; steer after me- dru
Main shaft broken in stern tube RGT
400 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II,
STERNSTORE.
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, . . a
STORM STRICT.
WXU Storm-y. (See also Weather and Gale. )

Strange Continued.
Storm center in [direction indicated) Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is bound
probable course toward {direction ;
to : --HBT
indicated) -__ igy WYU Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is
WXV Storm sail. from
Storm staysail wsf Strange sail {or vessel indicated) is in
WXY Storm trysail. distress ---. lhm
wxz Storm warning. WYV Strange vessel following convoy.
Stormy, Boisterous weather from the Strange vessel hove in sight ozs
zi WYX Stranger belongs to
There has been, or, We have had a storm Stranger does not understand your sig-
of thunder and lightning qtl ., nal WDJ
WYZ Stranger ha6.
Stout. Porter. tpi WZA Stranger is.
Stranger is chasing INT
WYA Stove. WZB Stranger is gaining.
Boat is stove ar WZC Stranger is not gaining.
Stranger {or vessel indicated) is sus-
WYB Stove. {Fireplace. picious GH
Stranger {or vessel indicated) will not
WYC Stow-ing-age. take any notice of signal wdk
Badly stowed frk WZD Stranger {or vessel bearing ) wishes
'Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea- to communicate.
worthy LAG There is a strange sail on {bearing
Stow anchor, or, Anchor is stowed. eh indicated) - em
WYD Stowed. WZE Very strange-ly.
WZF What do you make of stranger?
WYE Stowaway.
WYG Str&in-ing. WZG Strap-ped-ping.
Great strain (or, stress) on OHJ Eccentric strap broken LSZ
WYH Strained.
WYI Too much strain on WZH Straw.
WYJ Strainer. WZI Streak-ed-y.
WYK Straight. WZK Stream.

WYL Straightforward. Against the current {or, tide) dse
Athwart the tide {or, stream) fji
Strait, or, Channel of -ILG WZL Gulf Stream.
In the strait {or, channel) of . -ILM WZM In the stream.
WYM Through the strait of. Stream anchor, or, Small anchor.
( Weight in cwts. if necessary) . . _ejv
,
WYN Strait-en-ed-ing. Stream cable. Stream chain hrt
STRAKE ZNJ Streep. ( Measure of length) awp

Sheer strake - ytjm
WZN Street.
WYO Strand-ing.
WYP Stranded. Stremma. {Square measure) axj
Towing cable is stranded {or, damaged),
HRX wzo Strength-en-ed-ing.
WYQ Strange-r-ly. Feather strengthening muo
Ask stranger {or vessel indicated) if he What is the strength of the tide?.._xsp
will communicate ht
Be very careful {or, guarded) in your WZP Stress.
intercourse with strangers fs Driven by stress of weather yz
WYR Do not have anything to do with stranger Great stress {or, strain) on
Stress of weather
ohj
yze
{or vessel indicated).
Do you know anything of strange sail?
QBU WZQ Stretch-ed-ing.
Hail the strange vessel, and ask if Reef, Rock, or, Shoal stretches a long
FDO way out.. i. ge
How is {or, was) stranger {or vessel in-
dicated) steering? wty WZR Stretcher.
I am a stranger here ; will you let me go
ashore with you? och WZS Strict-er-est-ly.
WYS It is very strange. WZT Be very strict.
Ship indicated to examine strange vessel Keep a strict watch all night pyj
and report- - mkf Pay strict attention to signals during
WYT Strange sail. the night - dt
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STRICTURESUDDEN.
) .
SUESUPEESEDE.
XCL SUE-D-ING. XDJ SULTAN-A.
XCM Suet. Sultchek. (Measure of capacity) - . . azf
XCN suffer-ing. to suffer. XDK sultry-iness.

Crops have suffered severely ..kd^
XCO Have you suffered 1 XDL sum-med-ming.
XCP Suffered.
XCQ Sufferer. XDM summary-ily.
XCR Sufficient-ly-cy. (See also Enough. ) XDN Summer.

Authority sufficient for the oecasion.FMP Last summer QGN
Barely sufficient fws XDO Next summer.
Can not get sufficient steam wsk Summer clothing ivw
Certificate is sufficient ihx
Have you sufficient towline? quk XDP SUMMON-ED-ING.
Have you sufficient (or, enough) ?..mdj
I have not sufficient (or, enough) . _mdq XDQ SUMMONS-EDING.
I have sufficient (or, enough) mdn Sumner's line, or, Double altitudes. edi
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient)?, .end
Is it enough(suitable ,or, sufficient ) ? - mdo Sun. (Measure of length) awx
Is it sufficiently secure? .vmz
XCS Is, or, Are not sufficiently. XDB, Sun-ny.
XCT Is, or, Are sufficient-ly. After sunrise
After sunset
dri
drj
Is there sufficient depth of water?, .kvc
Not sufficient distance lgj At sunrise fiv
Not sufficient room uzs At sunset fiw
Not sufficiently cautious igb XDS Before sunrise.
Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is XDT Before sunset.
impossible to comprehend jlp By the sun hpo
Quite sufficient (or, enough) mdx XDU Sunlight, sunshine.
Sufficient caution igc Sunrise. At sunrise fiv
Sufficient distance lgk Sun's altitude edm
Sufficient, or, Enough room mdc Sunset. At sunset ___fiw
XCTT Sufficient water.
XDV
Sunstroke , - - xed
XCV Sufficiently strong. The heat of the sun.

The cause, (or, reason) assigned is suffi- XDW The temperature in the sun is
cient ifu XDY What is the temperature in the sun?
Tug has not sufficient power yds
Will be sufficient (or, enough) meb Sunday. Sabbath vct
Last Sunday QGO
XCW suffocate-d-ing-ion. XDZ Next Sunday.
XEA Sunday morning.
XCY Sugar. XEB Sunday night.
XCZ Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds XEC Sunday week.
weight may be indicated.
Hog3heads of sugar ovz Sunk-en. (See Sink) wen
Sugar crop kdy
Sunrise. (See Sun) fiv
Suggest-ed-ing-ion. (Propose) tzj
Sunset. (See Sun) fiw
XDA Suicide- al.
XED Sunstroke.
XDB Suit-ed-ing-able.
XEF
I have no spars suitable for wly Sup-ped-ping. (See also Supper.)
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient) ?.end
Is it enough (suitable, or, sufficient) ?mdo XEG Supercargo.
It isnot suitable. It willnot answer _enf
Suitable boat for landing must be sent XEH superheat-ed-ing.
from the shore fi XEI Superheater.
When will the tide suit? xst
Will the tide suit? : xsu XEJ superintend-ed-ing-ence.
XDC Suit. (.A suit of.) XEK Superintendent. Overseer.

Coaling suit twt
XEL Superior-ity.
XDE Sulphur-ous-ic. XEM Superior force.
XDF Sulphate of copper.
XEN Supernumerary.
XDG Sulphate of iron.
XDH Sulphate of zinc.
XEO
XDI Sulphuric acid. supersede-d-ing.
. ? ?
SUPERSTRUCTURESURPRISE.
XEP Superstructure. Suppose Continued.

Vessel indicated has not been heard of
Supervise-d-ing-ion. (Superintend) .xej since
(date indicated) she is sup-
;
posed to be ors
XEQ Supper. Vessel indicated (or in direction indi-
After supper drk cated) is supposed to have gone down,
XER Before supper. NOY
XFI SUPPRESS-ED-ING-ION.
XFJ Sure. (See also Certain. )

XES Supply-ied-ing. To supply. (See also XFK Am, Are sure.
Is, or,
Furnish. ) XFL Are you sureof
A plentiful supplyof ... tnb Be sure and make no mistake rhy
Are there plenty 6f supplies at -Tnc ?. XFM I am sure 1 can.
Article indicated can be supplied, but it XFN I am sure I could.
will require fitting. ezf XFO Make sure of.
Boats are supplied with
(articles in- Make sure of her staying wsb
dicated)- GSD Not sure (certain) ihm
XET
Can you supply me with (or, spare) Quite sure of uft
Can you supply a spar? . _ wlx
XFP Surely.
Can you supply me with a fish for
(spar indicated)"). nch XFQ Surety.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer? rh XFR Surf.
Can you supply me with casks of XFS How the surf?is
(Number, if necessary) idx Is there much surf on the beach?...FZV
Can you supply me with pork? (Num- XFT Not much surf.
ber of casks, if necessary) ton Surf heavy. Much surf
is osz
Can you supply me with saltbeef ? (Num- XFU Too much surf.
ber of casks indicated) gda
Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds XFV Surface.
weight may be indicated) xcz Air surface dwi
I Can supply (or, spare) you wme Area of surface eum
T can supply you with duplicate of en- Steam surface wsv
gine (part mentioned ) lpe XFW Surface condenser.
I can supply you with powder trg XFY Surface condenser out of order.
I can supply you with powder and shot, Water surface ywc
trh
I will supply you with ammunition Surface, or, Square measure axh
for epv
Is (vessel indicated) likely to supply XFZ Surgeon.
me? :fgk Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),
XEU Supply of am
Supply of water small, not exceed-
is Have you a surgeon (or, doctor) ?.-.wk
ing (quantity indicated) a day.YWR I am in want of a surgeon (or, medical
XEV Supply abundant. assistance) fgl
XEW Supply scanty. May I send sick person to see your sur-
Vessel indicated not likely to supply geon? WL
(or, assist) you ....for No surgeon (or, doctor) ... ljx
Well supplied with. Well stocked with, No surgeon (or, doctor) available.. _wm
wvo Surgeon, or, Doctor is away uv
XEY Well supplied with pumps. Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
LJW
XEZ Support-ed-ing. Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
Let us keep together (or, in company) FGP
for mutual support and protection -IN Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme-
Standard, or, Support wqo diately WN
XFA Support my attack. XGA Surgical. Surgery.
Want more support rzx Want a surgeon (or, medical assistance),
XFB Will you support us? FGL
Want a surgeon (or, doctor) send me ;
one from the nearest place wo

XPC SUPPOSE-D-ING-ITION. Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
XFD Do, or, Did you suppose? board? wp
XFE Have you reason to suppose?
XFG It supposed.
is XGB Surname.
Machinery supposed to have broken Spell the surname ^___ wne
down. _mca
XFH Supposed to be. XGC Surplus.
Supposed with engines broken down,
MCA XGD surprise-d-ing-ly.
) . ) )
SURRENDER SYSTEM.
XGE SURRENDER-ED-ING. XHA swear-ing. swore-n.
XGF SURROUND-ED-ING. XHB Swede-n. Swedish colors.

XGH SURVEY-ED-ING. TO SURVEY.
XHC Sweep-ing. Swept.
Attend survey fky Chimneysweep (or, smith) --- ipb
Board of survey _--gpb
funnels) .nez
XGI Did not pass survey. Sweeping tubes (flues, or,
Engineer surveyor ---. mot

XGJ Has been surveyed. XHD Sweeps.
XGK Has not been surveyed.
Lloyd's surveyor qxc XHE sweet-ly-ness.
Medical survey ROM XHF Sweet oil.
Passed survey tcs
Please send off Lloyd's surveyor. _-QXG XHG SWELL-ED-ING. SWOLLEN. To SWELL.
Regular survey necessary uoc
Regular survey unnecessary. uod XHI
wmo Swell. (Movement of the sea.
Special survey
Steam surveyor wsx A heavy swell- Ota
Ground swell oih
XGL Survey. (A survey.
Much swell on to
Survey chain cable hrv
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent QXI
XHJ Some swell.
XGM Surveyor. XHK Too much swell.
XGN Survtve-d-ing. Swift-ly-ness. (Speedy.) wmu

XGO Survivor.
XHL Swifter. (Shrouds.
XGP Suspect -ing. (See also Suspicious. )
Ports suspected of cholera, etc ipt XHM Swim-ming. Swam.
XGQ Suspected. Suspicious. XHN Does he, or, Does it still swim?
XHO Swam to the
v
XGR SUSPEND-ED-ING.
Bank indicated has suspended payment, XHP Swing-ing. Swung. To swing.
FUX Must be swung to adjust compasses,
Certificate suspended . .. raw JHY
Person indicated has not suspended busi- Not room to swing uzr
ness hoc Room to swing. i UZT
Person indicated has suspended busi- "Was swung fpr adjustment of compasses
ness
Suspended business
hod
hoe
. at - : JIM
Your agent (or agent specified) has sus-

pended business --.DTG
XHQ Swiss.
XGS Suspicion.
XHR Swivel.
Mooring swivel _rzk
xgq Take mooring swivel off hzm
Suspicious. (Suspected) - -
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is sus-

picious GH
...kbd Swoon-ed-ing. (Faint) zni
Suspicious craft
Suspicious papers ,-Tao
XGT Very suspicious. XHS Sword.
XGU SUSTAIN-ED-ING. XHT Syllable-ic.

Did you (or vessel indicated) receive
any damage? kjf XHU Symbol-ical.
"What damage have you sustained?_KJS
XGV SWALLOW-ED-ING.
XHV Symptom-atic.
Swam. (See Swim) -XHM XHW Syndicate.

Swam to the .-. _XHO
XHY Syphilis-itic.
XGW SWAMP-ED-ING.
as
Boat swamped-- XHZ Syphon.
Swamp. (Mor,ass) Rzs
XIA Syringe-d-ing.
XGY Sway-ed-ing.
XIB System-atic-al-ly.
Sway-ed-ing across -DHX
XGZ Sway beam. Metrical system rsu
?
SYSTEMTAKE.
System Continued. Tack Continued.

XIC New system. Tack instantly mo
XID Old system. Tacks and sheets vuy
Water shoaling I must tack .
; ywm
XIN We shall do better on the other tack.
XIO When do you tack ?
When I tack to-night I will show a light,
QX
When you alter course (or, tack) to-
night show a light jzs
XIP Tackle.
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle px
XIQ Ground tackle.
Ground tackle not good enough oij
Ground tackle very good one
Luff tackle rcu
XIE Reef tackle.
XIS Relieving tackle.
Runners and tackles vcg
XIE T. (Letter.) (For new method of spell- XIT Tackle, or. Purchase carried away.
ing, seepage 13.) Tackle falls. Purchase falls uby
Top tackle pendant . xvn
Tabernacle. (Step of the mast) ._.wun Winding tackle ...zfr
XIP Table-tjlar. XIU Tact-pul.

Alphabetical table (see page 15) ebo
Azimuth table . pqg xrv Tactic- al.
Deviation table jho
Have you a book of navigation tables ? Tael, or, Leang. (Coin) -AVC
RN
Logarithm table -.- qyi xiw Taffrail.
Navigation tables sfb
Numeral table (see page 33) sln XIY Tail.
Spelling table (seepage 15) ebo Tail end of main shaft broken lyo
Table-land qes xiz Tail shaft.
Table sauces vhz
Tide table xso XJA Tailor.
XIG Time table.
Turn table yel XJB Taint-ed-ing.
Use alphabetical (spelling) table _.wnf
XJC Take-ing.
XIH Tacit-ly. An alteration has taken place ebx
As much as can be taken pba
XIJ Tack-ed-ing. To tack. Blockade not taken off
is gnd
Do not stand too long on your present Blockade taken off
is gne
tack jzi Can I take (or, forward) any letters for
Fetch on the other tack mwo you? __NMV
Fetch on this tack hwd
'
XJD Can, or, Will take.

Fore tack nje Can, or, Will you point out (or, take
Get her on the other tack as fast as pos- me to) a good anchorage? ...eks
sible NYU Can you supply me with anyone to take
Get her on the other tack or you will be charge (or, act) as engineer? rh
on shore LP XJE Can, or, Will you take any
Haul your wind on port tack . . . ln Can you take me in tow? xu
Haul your wind on starboard tack.-.LO Can not save the ship take people off _nb
;
Heave-to on port tack

Heave-to on starboard tack
ose Can not take anything larger than . qfn
ose Can not take you in tow xv
I shall not go on the other tack unless I Caution is requisite; take care ft
fall offto MRU. Did boat take ? gso
XLK I shall tackat o'clock. Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
I will show a light to-night when I tack, means of making a signal) ? gsp
QX Did boat take water? gsq
Keep on port tack pzf Do not interfere with (or, take the
Keep on starboard tack pzg matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's
Main tack rgx agent qwh
Make short tacks ._ rip Embargo, is not taken off lwd
XIL Not able to make such short tacks. Embargo is taken off.- lwe
XIM Port tack. Every precaution has been taken.. .mje
Starboard tack wra Fire gains rapidly; take people off.-NG
. .
TAKETAP.
Take Continued. Take Continued.

Funeral takes place at (place) and XJT Take-n, Took off.
(time and date)
at ...ntk XJU Take papers.
XJF Has been takeninto XJV Take passageto for) (or,
Has embargo been taken off at J.Lwa XJW Take-n, Took placeon.
Has taken a partner tcb Take possession of ...tpz
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken Take room enough mdy
off)?... GNL XJY Take telegramto for). (or,
Have lost all boats; can you take off Take your choice ipx
crew? ni XJZ Taken.
Have you taken observations for varia- Taken aback cxg
tion? . JHS The tide will take her off nfe
Heave-to, or take the consequences -osg XKA Took.
How did it take place? omk Took place in consequence of jqe
How many tons do you take? xuv Trial takes place on the
_yaw
How many tons measurement of goods Utmost care must be taken hyq
can you take? * oev Want lighters to take cargo myQTE
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow- Was taken by a privateer -..twm
der, or, explosives, What has taken? zcd
Flag b, or, Code Flag over b What is the lowest price you will take?
I am (or vessel indicated is) water- TVU
logged take people off
;
ywt What vessel takes the next mail? ..rey
I can not take you in tow, but will re- XKB What will you take?
port you at and send immediate
, When did it take place? tlo
assistance xyq When did the collision take place?..JBA
I have taken (quantity indicated) of When is the embargo to be taken off ?
fish - ncb LWN
I took advantage of dns When will funeral take place? ntl
XJG I will take her in tow. When will it take place?
Where did the collision take place ?.jbc
tlp
I will take mails for you qp
XJH I will take you in tow. Where did you take your last departure
I wish to be taken in tow XW from? --KTY
Is embargo likely to be taken off?-_LWi Where is it to take place (or, be done)?
Does the navigation
Is it necessary (or, LIV
require me) to take a pilot? sey Which channel shall I take? ilw
It is expected embargo will be taken Which passage did you take? tdj
Off -LWJ
Will take time to complete JKW
Must take in more ballast pts XKC Will take you(or ship indicated) in tow.
gkn
No alteration has taken place ecs Will you take a bill on ?
People going on shore to take their Will you take letters (or, despatches)?- jy
dinners with them latj XKD Will you take me (or vessel indicated) in
Person to take charge ime tow?
Police (or other) authorities have taken Will you take my bill? gko
some of the crew out of the ship-KDH Will you take my pilot? tjv
Quarantine is taken off ued You had better take a pilot at once.Tjx
Send boat to take off the crew gup You must take a pilot tjy
Shall I take you in tow? xy
Tale.
XJI Shall, or, Will take.
Take, or, Make a copy (or, dupli- XKE Telltale.
cate) JWD XKF Talk-ed-ing
Take advantage of dnv
XJK Take as much as.
of; caution XKG
Tall.
Take care, or, Be careful
is requisite XKH
-- FT Tallow.
Take care range is clear hym
Take chargeof imf XKI Tally-ied-ing.
Take commandof JEG
kxc Tan. (Measure of weight) bcm
Take despatches
XJL Take her in tow.
XKJ Tank.
XJM Take in.
more than Cable tank hqu
Take in a reef (indicate if
-Mye
UM<5 Filter tank - -
one)
Require water tank (or, boat) guj
XJN Take in light sails.
--vet XKL Tank steamer.
Take in sail
ftw
Take in Water ballast tank
XJO studding sails.
Water tank ywd
XJP Take in topgallant sails.
Water tank is empty lxz
XJQ Take in tow.
kxc Water tank leaky ywe
Take letter (or, despatches)
Take mooring swivel off kzm
XJR Take no notice. XKM Tap-ped-ping.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies kzb
XJS Take notice.
TAPE TELEGRAPH.
. ? . . . , . . . ..
TELEGRAPHTENSILE.
Telegraph Continued. XMS Tell-ing. Told.

Send telegram vqh Can, or, Will you tell (or, make known)?
Shall I open telegram for you and sig- QCL
nal its contents - _--XC XMT Can not tell you.
-_
Shall I send message by telegraph?-RQS Desires me to tell you .,.-- kwo
Shall I telegraph for your orders tb XMU Did you tell?
XLU Shall I telegraph owner? Poretell-ing-told . . nke
Signal the name of place where you wish XMV He (or person indicated) told.
to be reported by telegraph wdf Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
Take telegram to (or, for) xjy well eno
XMW Tell (person indicated) to.
Note. In signaling a telegram to be XMY Tell (person indicated) not to
signal
sent,
Tell (person indicated) not to forward
1. Ship's name. any more letters forme QS
2. Name of person to whom telegram Telltale xke
is to be sent. Tell them to recover anchor my _._ejw
3. Text of telegram. XMZ Who told (or, said so)?
XNA You were told.
Telegram arrived from jx
XLV Telegram received from XNB Temper.
Telegraph address. __djf
XLW Telegraph Admiralty, or, Navy Depart- XNC Temperate-ly-ance.
ment to XND Temperate zone.
XLY Telegraph buoy.
Telegraph cable hew XNE Temperature.
XLZ Telegraph clerk (or, official). XNF Have you tried the temperature of the
XMA Telegraph code. sea?
Telegraph following message to (ship XNG The temperature by wet bulb is and ,
or person named) at xd by dry bulb is

Telegraph instruction (order) to -.to XNH The temperature in the shade is
XMB Telegraph instruments. The temperature in the sun is - .xdw
XMC Telegraph out of order (or, stopped). XNI The temperature is at
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph, XNJ The temperature of the sea is
wq XNK What is the temperature? What is the
XMD Telegraph ship. thermometer?
XME Telegraph station (or, office). XNL What' the temperature by wet and
is
Telegraph to my agents dsv dry bulb?
XMF Telegraph to my family at the fol- XNM What the temperature in the shade?
is
lowing message. What is the temperature in the sun?
XMG- Telegraph to my owner.
XNO
XDY
Telegraph to my owners to send my let- Tempest-uous.
ters tome at vqp
Telegraph wire... zgo XNP Template.
Telegraphic communication lvc
Telegraphic despatch arrived from XNQ Temple.
JX
Telegraphic message xln XNR Temporary-ily.

Telegraphic news arrived from --JX Engines broken down under temporary ;
mck
There is a telegraph cable on (bearing repair
indicated) en Engines under temporary repair, -.mbk
XMH To whom shall we telegraph that all is XNS Temporary light shown at (place
well on board your vessel? indicated).
Vessel desires to be reported by tele- Under temporary repair yhk
graph to owner (Mr. ) at
usf
"Will you telegraph to (ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to XNT Temporize-d-ing.
communicate? im
XMI You can telegraph as far as XNU Ten-th-ly.
XMJ You can telegraph from.
XNV Tenant.
XMK Telephone-d-ing. Telephonic. XNW Tend-ed-ing.

XML Can I telephone to XNY Tender-ed-ing. To tender.
Diver's telephone -
-RFO
XMN Telephonic communication. Mail tender
XMO Telephonic message. Tennis. Lawn tennis --QIP
XMP You can telephone to .
XNZ Tenon.
XMQ Telescope-ic. Spyglass. XOA
XMR Water telescope. Tensile.
TENSIONTHE.
)
) ,
THETHESE.
The Continued. There Continued.

May, etc. (See Can, above. There shall (or, will) be cmv
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) There shall (or, will) not cmw
Must the? cey There shall (or, will) not be cmx
Not the cga There should, (or, would^ cmy
Of the cgr There should (or, would) be cmz
On the ...chd There should (or, would) have been.CNA
Ought the? j. chv There should (or, would) not cnb
Shall, or, Will the? ciw There should (or, would) not be.-.CND
Should, or, Would the? cjt There should (or, would) not have been,
Than the ckg cne
That the clt There was (or, were) cnf
The cme There was (or, were) not cng
The most saw Was, or, Were there? ..COX
The same as vgn
The same description . kwg XPD Thereabouts.
The same kindas ...qay
To the cnx XPE Thereby.
To the rear UKO
Was, or, Were the? cow XPF Therefore.
What, or, Which of the?... cqi
When the csf XPG Thermometer. (For TJiermometer Table
Where should (or, would) the? ctw according to Fahrenheit, Centigrade,
Where the cty and Reaumur graduations, see page
Will the? (See Shall, above) ciw 60.)
With the.. cwi XPH Have you a thermometer?
Would the? (See Should, above)- -.cjt XPI I have no thermometer.
The thermometer by wet bulb shows
XOY Theatke-ical. and by dry bulb shows ::ng

The thermometer in the shade is .xnh
XOZ Theft. Thieving. The thermometer in the sun is ..xdw
,
The thermometer is at xni
Their. (See They) cnl What is the height of the thermometer?
What is the temperature? xnk
Them. (See They) cnl What is the height of the thermometer
by wet and dry bulbs? xnl
What is the height of the thermometer
XPA TiSEX.
in the shade? xnm
XPB Thence. What is the height of the thermometer
in the sun? xdy
XPC Theodolite.
These. Those -CNi
There cmf After these (or, those) Cnh
Are, or, Is there any? bep
bjw
Are these
By
(or, those)?
these (or, those)
beq
bjx
By there
Can, or, May there be? bfi Can, or, Maythese (or, those)? bkj
-BFP Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?.blg
Could, or, Might there he?. -
Do, Does, or, Did there? bml Do, Does, or, Did these (or, those) ?.bmn
From there.. bpu
bqy
For these
From these
(or, those)
(or, those)
bfi
bpv
Had, Has, or, Have there?
cab Had, Has, or, Have these, (or, those)?
If there
Is, or, Are there
any ? bep bqz
cad
cez If these (or, those)
Must there be? (or, those) cdp
<* In these J
Not there (See Can, above. )
Shall, or, Will there be? bhe May, etc.
Should, or, Would there be? bho Might, etc. (See Could, above.
cmf Must these (or, those)? cfa
There. cgd
There are (or, is) cmg Not these (or, those)
cmh Of these (or, those). CGT
There are (or, is) not . CHF
There can (or, may) .A-- cmi On these (or, those)
There can (or, may) be cmj Ought these (or, those)? CHW
cmk Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ...cix
There can not (or, may not)
There can not (or, may not) be cml Should, or, Would these (or, those)?
cmn CJU
There could (or, might) ckh
There could (or, might) be cmo Than these (or, those)
cmp That these (or, those) clu
There could (or, might) not be cni
There had (has, or, have) cmq These
cmr Those -- -cni
There had (has, or, have) been .cnz
There had (has, or, have) not been.cMS Tothese (or, those)
There is nothing cmt Were these (or, those)? cpg
There shall (or, will) cmu When these (or, those)? csg
)
THESETHICK.
These
Continued. They Continued.
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) They could (or, might) be bhr
With these (or, those) owl They could (or, might) not blo
Would, etc. (See Should, above. ) They could (or, might) not be bhs
They do (or, did) boj
They. Them.Their-s cnl They do (or, did) not bok
After they (them, their-s) : cnj They had (or, have) bsh
And they
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they?
Before them (their-s, they)
elm
beo
cnk
They had (or, have) been
They had (or, have) done
They had (or, have) had _ .'
bht
bol
bsi
By them (their-s) bvj They had (or, have) not bsj
Can, or, May they (their-s)? -BKL They had (or, have) not been bhu
Can, or, May they not? bkm They had lor, have) not done bom
Could, or, Might they (their-s)? ...blh They had (or, have) not had bsk
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?.--BMO Theyjnust.- _cfg
For them (their-s) bph They must be bhv
From them (their-s) bpt They must not cfh
Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s) ? They must not be _.bhw
BRA They ought to cie
Had, or, Have they been? bft They ought not to cip
Had, or, Have they done? bmu They ought not to be bhy
Had, or, Have they had?--' brc They ought to be bhx
How are they? bxh They shall (or, will).--- - cjf
How will they? ...bxy They shall (or, will) be - - - bhz
If they (their-s)
If they are
-
cae
cap
They shall (or, will) not
They shall (or, will) not be
CJG
bia
If they are not CAG They should (or, would) cjy
If they can (or, may) Cah They should (or, would) be bic
If they can not (or, may not) cai They should (or, would) have bsl
If they could (or, might) caj They should (or, would) not CJZ
If they could (or, might) not Cal They shuld (or, would) not be bid
If they do (or, did) cam They should (or, would) not have.-BSM
If they do (or, did) not CAN They were. coj
If they had (or, have) Cao They were not COK
If they had (or, have) not cap They were not to be bo 1
If they shall (or, will) Caq They were to be bie

If they shall (or, will) not CAR To them (their-s) cny
If they should (or, would) cas Was, or, Were they (their-s)? COY
If they should (or, would) not cat Were they? :.- cph
If they were CAU Were they not? cpi
If they were not cav What, or, Which do they (we,
(or, did)
In them (their-s) cdo or, you)? oqe
Is, etc. (See Are, above. What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
Let them be bow (or, you) do? cqn
Let them have brv What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
Most of them .-'-. sax (or you) have. CQO
Must they (their-s)? Cfb What, or, Which should (or, would)
Not they (their-s) cge they (or, you) do? CQS
Of them (their-s) .cos "When do (or, did)they (or, you)? ..orf
On them (their-s) che When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
Ought they to? chx you) do? crv
Shall,or, Will they (their-s)? ciy When shall (or, will) they? cry
Shall,or, Will they be? bhf When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall,or, Will they do it ? boa have crz
Shall,or, Will they not ? ciz When they (their-s) csh
Shall,or, Will they not do it?' boo When they are csi
Should, or, Would they (their-s)-.-CJV Where are they? cst
Than they (their-s) Cia Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?-.csz
That they (their-s) clv Where shall (or, will) they? -...ctp
They, Them, Their-s cnl Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
They are beu have? _ _ ctq
They are for cnm Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
They are from -- bet CTX
They are not to bev Where they (theirs)- CTZ
They can (or, may) bkt Where they are cua
They can (or, may) be bhp Why they (their-s) cvw
They can (or, may) have bsf With them (their-s) owe
They can not (or, may not) bku
They can not (ov, may not) be bhq XPJ Thick.
They can not (or, may not) have - - -BSG Delayed by thick fog. Detained by thick
They could (or, might) bln fog KSE
THICKTHROAT.
XPK
, .
THROTTLE TIFFIN.
XRF Throttle-d-ing. Tide Continued.

XRG Throttle valve. Bar impassable for boats on the ebb
tide eq
XRH Through. xsc By to-morrow's tide.
Can one break through the ice? hey Can- not stem the tide (or, current) .kpx
Do you think I could get through the Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
ice? : pbh has ebbed ad
The- ice is so solid I can not break Do you know the tides? qby
through; send help. pcf Drop down with the tide -. ..loc
Through, or, Into the channel ilv Ebb tide lsn
Through the day knw Eddy tide ltg
Through the fog : ngo Flood tide nfo
Through the strait _wym Half tide oln
Through the water yvl XSD High tide. *
Through the winter zgj How is the tide? "What tide have we
now? xf
XRI Throughout. Keep out of the tide (or, current) ...xg
Lee tide qmi
XRJ Throw-n-ing. .Threw. Neap tide sfd
Enemy is throwing up batteries FYS XSE Next tide.
Have you any means of throwing a Race. Tide race ugh
line? __ quj Spring tide wox
Mortar for throwing a line sap Spring tides rise feet woy
Obliged to throw overboard sm y The tide will float her off kfe
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket, XSF This tide.
UZG XSG Tidal.
"Was thrown on her (or, my) beam ends, Tidal dock ljm
GAX XSH Tide flows at
XSI Tide has fallen feet.
XRK Thrum-med. XSJ Tide has risen feet.
XSK Tide falling.
is
XRL Thrust. XSL Tide rising.
is
Thrust bearing gbq XSM Tide rises feet.
Thrust block broken gmz XSN Tide rode.
Thrust block damaged gna Tide, or, Current sets to the kge
Thrust-block rings defective gnb xso Tide tables.
Thrust collars damaged jad Tide, or, Current will run very strong.
XRM Thrust shaft. (Miles per hour may follow) kgb
XRN Thrust shaft broken. Try the current (or, tide) kgf
"Was the tide high when you grounded?
XRO Thumb. Ci
"Was the tide low when you grounded?
XRP Thunder-ed-ing. CJ
There has been, or, "We have had a "Weather tide yzt
storm of thunder and lightning.. qtl What is the rise and fall of tide? xh
"What is the set and rate of tide (or,
XRQ Thursday. current)? kgj
XRS Before Thursday. XSP What is the strength of the tide?
Last Thursday ..-QGP When the highest tide?
"When is ovh
XRT Next Thursday. XSQ the tide.
XRU Thursday morning. When the tide slacks
"When _..wfs
XRV Thursday night. XSR the tide turns.
When will the tide ebb? xi
XRW Thus. When will the tide flow? xj
XST When will the tide suit?
XRY Thwart-ed-ing. To thwart. When will the tide turn? xk
XSU Willthe tide suit?
XRZ Thwart. (Seat of a boat. ) xsv With the tide.
You will not lie afloat all the tide, .dqg
Tical. (Coin) ave
xsw Tidings.
XSA Ticket. Have you any tidings of the crew?.KDB
Pay ticket ter
Ticket of admission .*dmf XSY Tie-ding. To TIE.
XSB Tide. xsz Tier.

Against the tide (current, or, stream), Ground tier .... . oil
DSE
As soon as the flood tide makes fbp Tierce. (Measure of capacity) azs
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream)
FJI Tiffin. Lunch rdj
? . ' ?
TIGHTTO.
XTA TlGHT-LY-NESS-ER. Time Continued.

Air-tight dwj My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
XTB Packed-tight. (or, firstmeridian) mean time gr
XTC Water-tight. My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
Water-tight compartment
' jhb (or, first meridian) meantime gs
Water-tight door. lks My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is .. *- xl
XTD TlGHTEN-ED-ING. Next time opportunity)
(or, sry
XTO Not time enough.
Till. (See also Until) ylc XTP Short time.
Can you stop till ? wxd Sometime .^..wjs
Will hold together till owy Sometime ago (or, since) dto
The best time ghy
XTE Tiller. The same time. At the same time.VGP
Tiller rope J vab XTQ There will be timeto (or, for).
XTB, This time.
XTF Timber. Time appointed etc
Baulk of timber ..fzg Time ball fti
Timber cargo -- _hzn Time ball drops at ftj
XTG Timber ship. Time enough mdz
Time fuze nva
Time-table xig
XTH Time. XTS Time will be gained by.
[For Hours and Minutes see page 58.) XTU Time will be lost.
About the time dab XTV Timely.
Another time - ..eml What are the time arrangements for
Apparent time erm EXL
of high water and What is the precise time of high water,
Asks precise time
At
minimum depth
all times
at that time .
--.
xe dyj
and minimum depth at that time?-XE
What time is dinner? law
XTI At any time. fil
When does time ball drop? ftk
When were your last observations for
At no time -"
At the same time. The same time.VGP time? RY

At the (or, that) time specified fja When will be the best time for crossing
At what time (.or, hour)? fjc the bar?-- xm
At what time do you expect? mnd . Will take
time to complete jkw
Barely time to save the mail REY Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
Best time ghy meridian) mean time? xn

hpt
.By what time?
Can I depend upon your time? RS Timely xtv
Can you depend upon your time? - -KUE
XTJ Can you fix any time for XTW Tin.
XTK Can not fix any time for Tinned, or, Canned - -HUG
During the time in harbor lpv XTY Tinplate.
Enough time mdz XTZ Tinsmith.
Everytime mjp
First time.. __nbh Tincture.
Forward message immediately without XUA Tincture of -henbane.
loss of time -.-- - nmy Tincture of rhubarb . -_ uwq
XTL From time to time. XUB Tincture of steel.
Have been on short allowance for some
time DZI XUC Tip-ped-ping.
QYL Coal tip iwt
How long a time?
XTM How many times?upon my time kuh XUD TlRE-D-ING.
I can not depend
dmc Much tired ( or, fatigued ) mtx
If time will admit
VZT Too tired (or, fatigued) mty
In a short time ---
XTN In time.
fth XUE Title.
Is there time ball at ? -
Last time Q GR
Latest posting time is Qhg
Q*w
To
Am, Is, or, Are to
cno
beh
Local time
Xong timeago. Long ago dtl Am I to? bef
RAP As to -FBS
Lose no time
Lose no time in getting to the anchor- XUF Does not belong to.
--ELC Heave to osc
age
- - or
Heaving, Hove-to osi>
Lose no time in shoring up
Lose-ing, Losttime... !.ras Lay to QJC
May I depend upon your time? - - - - - -RS Me to cef
RNP Not to CGF
Mean time Not to be cgh
Minute- of time EVE

TOTOO.
To tontinued. XUO To-morrow.

Not to be done --- ...ogi Before to-morrow sah
Not to be had cgj By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post,
To CNO TQH
To be cnp By to-morrow's tide xsc
To be at - cnq The day after to-morrow drv
.To be done ...cnr To-morrow afternoon drz
To be had cns To-morrow evening mil
To-day _knx To-morrow morning sae
To-day's post kny XUP To-morrow night.
To do -. CNT To-morrow-'s post. By to-morrow's post,

To have cnu TQH
To him (his, her-s, it-s) ...CNV What is the meteorological forecast for
To leeward qml to-morr<w? - zl
Tome (my, mine) ...cnw
To-night-'s -. xuq XUQ To-night.
To-night's post xus XUR I sail to-night..
To rendezvous at -- uqo XUS To-night's post.
To see you ._ vob
To the -Cnx Ton. (Measure of cubic capacity) -__ayi
To the buoy -. hmx
To, or, For the eastward. lse Ton. (Measure
of weight) bav
To the island ptr Coals shillings a at toil gz
To, or, For the northward - s JP XUT How many tons of ?
To, or, At the rendezvous --UQP XUV How many tons do you takje ?
To, or, For the southward _ . wlk How many tons dead weight of cargo
To, or, For the westward zbs must you have? --_ ias
To, By the wind
or, hpq How many tons measurement of goods
To them (their-s) cny can you take? oev
To these (or, those) _.cnz XTJW Ton measurement.
To this (or, that) _.coa Ton of coal ixk
To us (our-s) ...... cob Ton measurement of goods oey
To which (or, what) cod XUY Ton of water.
To whom (or, whose) coe Want tons dead weight of cargo.-iBE
To windward zfy
To you-r-s- ... cop Tonde. (Measure of capacity) azt
"Went to zbq
"Wrote to on zjv XUZ Tongue.
You are ordered to suz
XVA Tonic.
XUG Tobacco-nist.
Tobacco pipe ...tkn XVB Tonnage.
Registered tonnage is unt
To-day : knx Tonnage burden hnb
XUH To day-'s. Tonnage gross oid
To-day's post kny What is your (or vessel's indicated) reg-
"What is the meteorological report for istered tonnage? _- unv
to-day? zk
Tonne. (Measure of weight) _-_bav
XUI Toe.
i XVC Too.
XUJ Together. Too big -GJN
Let us keep together for mutual protec- Too close (or, near) .-- ivj
tion IN Too dear *. kov
"We can defend ourselves if we keep '
Too deep krb
together _pye Too far off .._.._- _mtd
"Will hold together till ow y Too far to the eastward . - - lsf
'.
'
Too far to the northward s JQ

XUK TOGGLE-D-ING. Too far to the southward wlm
Too far to the westward . zbt
Told. (See Tell) xms XVD Too few.
Who told (or, said so)? xmz Too large gjn '.
Too large a number (or, quantity) of,

XUL Tolerable-y. QFV
XUM Tolerable observations. Too late QHi
Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.OQZ Too little. Too small QVX
XUN Toll. Too long qyx
Too low rbx
Toman. (Coin) avf Too much (or, many) RKS
Too much disabled lbx
Tomme. (Measure of length) awy Too much scope . VJQ

TOOTORPEDO.
Too Continued. Topmast Continued.

Too much sea.- .'. uv Mizzen topmast -_rwz
Too much surf xfu Mizzen topmast staysail rxa
Too much swell xhk Topmast backstay fqp
Too much wind zfb Topmast cap .-- hvm
Too near.- , ivj XVY Topmast crosstrees.
XVE Too old. XVZ Topmast rigging.
XVF Too short. Topmast staysail wsg
Too small (or, little) ._ qvx Topmast staysail sheet vwa
Too soon wkb XWA Topmast studding sail.
Too thin .. xpr
Too tired (or, fatigued) mty XWB Topsail.
XWC Back the main topsail.
Took. (See Take) xka Double topsails - lkz
XWD Double topsail yard.
XVG Tool. Pill the main topsail myb
Carpenter's tools ibw Pore topsail njo
Caulker's tools ipk Pore topsail yard njp
Cooper's tools - jvk' Gaff topsail - -_nvg
Engineer's tools mcv I have carried away topsail yard--_ZKN
I have not carpenter's tools. Want car- I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
penter's tools -- mx sail yard.- -Kji
XVH I have not tools. I have no tools. I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
Let them bring their tools with them, yard kjm
HJD I nave sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
Painter's tools (or, brushes) hkp sail yard -- - kjn
Vessel named can lend you carpenter's Jigger topsail yard and sail pvu
tools IBZ Keep main topsail shivering pzj
XVI With tools. Keep mizzen topsail shivering pzk
Lower fore topsail yard r nki
XVJ Tooth. Lower main topsail yard rgf
Lower mizzen topsail yard rwo
XVK Top-ped-ingi To top. Lower spanker topsail yard wlu
At top Of '
FJB Lower topsail.. RCH
Foretop "- njf Main topsail *---. Rhe
I can not make out the top flag ndi Main topsail yard rhp
Maintop RGY Main topsail yard sprung rhg
Military top RUC Mizzen topsail Rxb
Mizzentop Rwm Mizzen topsail yard rxc
XVL Top. (The summit of.) XWE Shift a topsail.
Top up boat '.
gvb Topsail sheet vwb
XVM Top rope. XWP Topsail yard.
XVN Top-tackle pennant. Upper fore topsail yard nkj
XVO Top your lower yard. Upper main topsail yard RHK
XWG Upper spanker topsail yard.
XVP Topgallant. XWH Upper topsail.
Pore topgallant mast njg XWI Upper topsail yard.
Pore topgallant sail njh
Pore topgallant yard- ...^.-NJi XWJ Topside. Topside planking.
Jigger topgallant yard and pvt
Main topgallant mast
sail
RGZ Tore. Torn xlk
Main topgallant sail RHA
Main topgallant yard Rhb XWK Tornado.
Mizzen topgallant mast Rwv
Mizzen topgallant sail Rwx XWL Torpedo.
Mizzen topgallant yard hwy Beware of torpedo boats xo
vep Beware of topedoes channel is mined,
Set topgallant sails ;
Take in topgallant sails xjp XP

XVQ Topgallant mast. Boom for torpedo net gzy
XVR Topgallant rigging. XWM Directible torpedo.
xvs Topgallant sail. Enemy's torpedo boat _lzm
vuz
Topgallant sheet
XVT Topgallant studding sail. to the
steering to the
,
oh
gsx
xvu Topgallant yard. First-class torpedo boat
Have you seen any torpedo boat? xr
xvw Topmast. How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
Pore topmast njk GTK
Pore topmast, sprung njl Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
n jm boats)? - xs
Pore topmast staysail
Main topmast khc Line of torpedoes Qur
Main topmast staysail Rhd Locomotive torpedo j. qyd
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418 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. Part IL
TORPEDOTRADE.
Torpedo Continued. Tow Continued.

XWN Mine, Torpedo buoy.
or, Engines broken down ; towed in by
Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.swR MCJ
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary) Fasten your chain to towing cable . hrc .
at (or, near ) _- XT XYP Have a towline ready.

Submerged torpedo buoy --.xbl XYQ I can not take you in tow, but will re-
xwo Torpedo attack. port you at and send immediate
XWP Torpedo boat. assistance.
Torpedo boom gzy I will take her in tow xjg
Torpedo (or, Mine) buby xws I will take you in tow xjh
Torpedo carriage icf I wish to be taken in tow xw
XWQ Topedo case. XYR In tow.
XWR Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de- XYS Prepare to be towed clear.
stroyer). XYT Reduce dpeed; you are towing me too
xws Torpedo cruiser. fast.
XWT Torpedo gun. Send boat to tow guq
xwu Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel). Shall I take you in tow? -_.xy
xwv Torpedo net. Ship disabled ; will you tow me into
XWY Torpedo station. (port indicated)"! my
XWZ Torpedo tube. Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
Whitehead torpedo -- zdm DKH
XYA (number) torpedo boats (give nation- Take her in tow xjl
ality) passed in sight. Take in tow xjq
Tow astern phs
XYB Torrent. XYU Towed by, or, In tow of ,
Towing bollard gxr

XYC Torrid. Torrid zone. Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
HRX
XYD torture-d-ing. XYV Towing cable is fast.
XYW Towing hawser.
XYE Toss-ed-ing. To toss. XYZ Towing light.
Tugboat ydr
XYF T0TAL-LY. Will take you (or ship indicated) in tow,
Total loss. All lost-...--. dxo XKC
Totally, or, Quite different-ly kzo Will you take me (or vessel indicated)
What is the total amount? ego in tow? _-- xkd
Tou. ( Measure of capacity) azu XZA Towline.
Have a towline ready xyp
XYG Touch-ed-ing. To touch. Have you sufficient towline? que
Do you (or vessel indicated) call any- Look out for the towline qzu
where (or, at )? hw Send for the towline quv
Does, or, Do not touch at (or, call any- Sending for the towline VPX
where) HTD Shorten in both hawsers opx
Have you touched any where (or, at EQT
)? Towing cable is
Towing hawser
fast xyv
xyw
I have (or vessel indicated has) not
touched the ground dtjt XZB Toward.
I have orders for you not to touch at Stand toward the wqj
SN
I shall not touch anywhere (or, at) .equ XZC Tower.
I shall touch at htf Conning tower jpp
Toung, or, Saading. ( Measure of length) XZD Town.

AWS XZE Town hall.
XYH Tourniquet. XZP Town major.
Tow, or, Cotton waste jxv XZG Trace-d-ing.
XZH No trace of.
XZI Tracing paper.
XYI Tow-ed-ing. (For signals between ships
towing and being towed, see page 35. XZJ Track-ed-ing.
XYJ Are towing cables, or, Is cable fast? Track chart of... my
Be on your guard against long tows.oiw
XYK Can tow. Traction engine ..max
Can you take me in tow? --.xu
XYL Can you tow? XZK Trade-d-ing. To trade.
XYM Canyou tow me (orvessel indicated) off? Board of Trade gpc
Can not take you in tow xv Board of Trade officer (or, inspector),
I XYN Cast off towing cable (or, cables). GPD
I XYO Do you want to be towed? Coasting trade _.iya
. ) ? .
TRADETEINITY.
Trade Continued. YAI Trap.

Coasting vessel. Coasting trade ship, Mess traps rqi
IYB
XZL Foreign trade. YAJ Travel-ed-ing-er.
Freetrade-r npv
Home trade... oxk Traveler. (Horse) oyg
Opium trade -.srp
Slave trade. wga YAK Trawl-ed-ing-er.
Trades union yjd Steam trawler wti
XZM Tradesman.
YAL Treachery-otjs-ly.
XZN Trader. YAM Treason-able.
Trade-mark rln YAN Treasure-er.

What trade-mark (or, brand)? hdy
YAO Treasury.
Trade wind.. zfc
During the monsoon (or, trades) ryj YAP Treat-ed-tng-ment.
Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set Hospital treatment oyt
in? _ ryk Medical treatment ron
Where did you fall in with the trade (or, Require hospital treatment oyu
monsoon)? rym
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon- YAQ Treaty.
soon)? RBI
Treble. (Triple) ybi
XZO Traffic-ed-ing. YAR Tree.

XZP Traffic interrupted by the snow. Cross-trees
Trestle-trees
keh
yau
XZQ Train. (A railway train.
Armored train evz YAS Trbmble-d-ing. Tremor.
Special train wmp
XZR Train leaves for at YAT Trend-ing.
XZS When do the trains leave for
YAU Trestle. Trestle-trees.
XZT Train-ed-ing. To train.
Training ship -VXF YAV Trial.
I am on full-speed trial-Code Flag over a
XZU Tramway. Steam trial ... 1 _ wsy
YAW Trial takes place on the
XZV Transact-ed-ing-ion.
Business transaction hnw YAX Triangle-ular-ly.
Triatic, or, Diagonal stay kyq
XZW Transatlantic.
YAZ Tribe-al.
XZY Transfer-red-ring-ence-able.
UP.
Have shipwrecked crew on board (num- YBA Trice-d-ing
ber to follow) will you let me trans-
;
fer them to you? kda YBC Trifle-ing.

Vessel seriously damaged wish to trans-;
Damage trifling kjb
fer passengers.. - hm
YAB Tranship-ped-ping-ment. YBD Trim.

Coal trimmer iwu
YAC Transit. Lamp trimmer. qdi
YBE Trimmed.
YAD Translate-d-ing-ion-or. Trimmed by the head ; inches by the
head hpk
YAE Transmit-ted-ting-ssion. Trimmed by the stern ; inches by the
Forward my communication by tele- stern hpn
graph and pay for its transmission .hy YBF Trimmer.
YBG Trimming.
YAF Transom.
YAG- Transport. Made by flashes, or by

Military transport KUD blasts of a steam whistle.
Transport agent ,- DSX
Government transport (or, ship) ..ofw Trinity House, or. Lighthouse Board,
GPN
YAH Transport-ed-ing-ation. YBH Trinity pilot.
TEIPTUESDAY.
) ) , )
TUESDAYULLAGE.
Tuesday Continued. YES Turret. Turret ship.

Last Tuesday qgs YET Turret gun.
YDJ Next Tuesday.
YDK Tuesday morning. YEU Turtle.
YDL Tuesday night.
YEV Tutor-ition. ,
YDM Tug-Ged-ging. To tug. (For signals

between ships towing and being towed, YEW Twelfth.
see page 35.
YDN Do you want a tug? YEX Twentieth.
Government tug ofz YEZ Twenty-first.
YDO Is tug (indicated) engaged? YFA Twenty -second.
YDP Send a tug (indicate if more than one) YFB Twenty -third.
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed YPC Twenty -fourth.
out). YFD Twenty-fifth.
YDQ Sending, Sent tug. YFE Twenty -sixth.
Shall I send you a tug? tqo YFG Twenty-seventh.
There are no tugs available xz YFH Twenty-eighth.
YDR Tug. Tugboat. YFI Twenty-ninth.
YDS Tug has not sufficient power.
Tug is disabled , T.BY Twice. Two yep
Tug is going to you _. ya
Want a tug (if more indicate number) YFJ Twilight.
YP
"Want another tug (indicate' if more YFK Twin screw.
than one) ytr YFL Twin-screw steamer.
YDT Tumbler. Glass. YFM Twine-d-ing.
YFN Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
.
YDU Tunis-ian. Tunisian Colors. sails.
YDV Tunnel. YFO Twist-ed-ing.

YD"W Tunnel shaft. Cotton twist Jxu
YDX Tunnel shaft broken.
YFP Two. Twice.
YDZ Tunny. Between the two giw
Two blades of propeller broken gmc
YEA Turban.
YFQ Type.
YEB Turbine. YFR Typewriter.
YEC Turbot. Typhoid fever ..mws
Typhoon. Hurricane -pai

YED Turk-ish. Turkish Colors.
euv XFS Typhus fever.
Bank of Turkey.- -
YEF Turn.
YEG In turn.
YEH It is your turn.
YEI TURN-ED-ING. TO TURN.
YEJ Can turn.
YEK Can not turn. lvk
Turn lights on.
electric
Turn off electric light _ .lvj
Turnscrew YE0 <
YEL Turntable.
YEM Turning circle.
YEN Turning
gear.
xsr
When the tide turns
When will the tide turn? xk
YEO Will turn.
YEP Turnip.
YFT U. (Letter.) (For new method of
see page 13.
YEQ Turnscrew.
Turntable -- YEL YFU Ulcer-ate-d-ing-ion.
YER Turpentine. YFV Ullage.

)
ULTIMATUMUNDERRATE.
YFW Ultimatum. YGV Unconscious-ly.
YFX Umbrella. YGW Uncover-ed-ing.
YFZ Umpire-d-ing. YGX Uncultivated.
YGA Unableto. YGZ Undeceive-d-ing.

1
Am, Is, or, Are unableto cyg
If (persons or things indicated) is YHA Undefended.
(or, are) unable to
(can not) ..byo
Inability pfw YHB Under.
Lifeboat unable to come er Buried under hno
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and lon- Cargo underweight iaj
gitude to follow, if necessary) but was Come under stern .._ --_jco
unable to ascertain whether any of Do not anchor. Keep under weigh, ehw
the people were remaining zw . Engines under temporary repair. __mbk
Shall, or, Will be unable to - oys Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas - _hvf
Sorry I am unable to comply with your Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas _hvg
request . usx Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
YGB Unable for want of. closer in lt
Unable to arrange exk Keep under weigh. Donotanchor.EHW
Unable to ask fdr Need be under no anxiety about eoj
Unable to comply with ; can not . _ jlc Not under control. (Two black balls or
Unable to weigh anchor e jy shapes vertical) jed
Vessel, or, Person is not able (unable) '
Not under control lights (lamps, or,
to comply -JLG lanterns) jec
Rock under water uyx
YGC with. YHC Under all sail.
Unacquainted Under arrest exr
Under blockade gnp
YGD Unadulterated. Under bond gyq
YGE Unaided.
Under care (or, charge) of hyo
Under command- -of ;
jeh
YHD Under consideration.
YGF Unalterable-y. Unaltered.
Under cover of kao
Position remains unaltered tps YHE Undercurrent.
Under easy sail lrz
YGH Unanimous-ly. YHF Under experiment.
Under fireof was
YGI Unanswered-able-y. YHG Under ground.
Signal is not answered enm Under jury masts rmd
Under no anxiety to (for, or, about),
YGJ Unarmed. eok
Under no circumstances irj
Unauthorized, or, Without authority, YHI Under-officer of.
fmz Under orders of sur
YGK Unavoidable-y. Under ordersfor(or, to) .._. suq
Under steady helm . otu
YGL Unaware. YHJ Under steam.
YHK Under temporary repair.
YGM Unbend-ing-bent. Under the battery fyu
Unbend cables hry Under the circumstances irk
YGN Unbend sails. Under the engine room mce
YGO
YHL Under the necessity of.
Unbit-ted. YHM Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary.
Uncertain-ty. Not certain. ihm Under way yxg
Under weigh. Aweigh. fpr
YGP Uncivil-ly-ized. Under weight yia
Under your care. Under your charge,
YGQ Unclaimed. HYP
Undercurrent yhe
YGR Uncle.
YHN Undergo-ing-ne.
YGS Uncomfortable-y. Is obliged to undergo repairs smt
Uncommon-ly. ( Unusual) -YLN YHO Undermine-d-ing.
YGT Unconcern-ed-ly. YHP Underneath.
YGU Unconditional-ly. YHQ Underrate-d-ing.
,
UNDERRUNUNKNOWN.
Underrun-ning-ran ___ vck YIN Unfavorable-ly

YHR Undersell-ing-sold. YIO Unfinished.
YHS Understand-ing-stood. YIP Unfit-ted-ting-ness.

Am
I to understand you agree? dtv YIQ Unfit for the purpose.
YHT Can understand.
YHU Can not understand the message. Unforeseen. Could not foresee, .nla
Could you understand their signals?
Could you understand what they were YIR Unfortified.
signaling about? wci
Do not understand Morse code - T -.-SAi YIS Unfortunate-ly.
Do, or. Did you (or person indicated)
understand? jlo YIT Unfrequented.
Do you understand Morse code? saj
YHV Do you understand the message? YIU Unfulfilled.
Do, Did you understand their signals?
or,
wci YIV Unguarded-ly.
Does, or, Did he (or person indicated)
understand?' jlo YIW Unhandy.
Flags seen, but signal not understood,
wcx Unhealthy-ily-iness. (
Unwholesome)
Last hoist not understood repeat it URK
; .
YLQ
Message is not understood rqp Unhesitatingly oum
Perfectly understand-ing-stood tfv
Signal not understood though the flags YIX Unhook-ed-ing.
are distinguished wcx
Stranger does not understand your sig- YIZ Unhurt.
nal.- -- wdj
The signal is not understood; repeat it YJA Uniform. (Official dress.)
(from hoist indicated) vi
Understand the communication per- Unimportant-ce. Of little import-
fectly JFW ance .. ...pey
Youhave misunderstood the signal-WDR
YJB Uninhabited- able.
YHW Undertake-ing-n-took. Uninhabited island (or, coast) pts
YHX Will you (or person indicated) under-
Uninjured yiz
take it?
Unintelligible poj
YHZ Undervalue-d-ing.
You have abridged the message so much
Short weight. that it is unintelligible dar
YIA Under weight.
Underwrote. Unintentional-ly. (Accidental) dck
YIB Underwrite-ing-ten.
YIC Underwriter. YJC Union.

Board, of underwriters- ope Dockers' Union lja
Consult underwriters JRV Seamen's and Firemen's Union nar
For the benefit of the underwriters.GFL YJD Trades union.
...zkj
Union des Yachts
YID Undo-ing-ne. Undid.
YJE Union jack.
Undock-ed-ing -LJN Ensign union downwards. ....mej
Undoubted-ly LMB YJF Unit.
YIE Undress-ed-ing. YJG Unite-d-ing.

YJH United force.
YJI United Kingdom.
YIF Uneasy-ily-ness.
United States of America - - - -V. efc
YIG Unemployed. YJK Universe-al-ly.
YIH Unequal-led-ly. YJL University.
YJM Unjust-ly-ifiable-y.
YIJ Uneven-ly-ness.
Injustice ple
YIK Unexpected.
YJN Unknown.
Cause unknown.-... ifr
YIL Unfair-ly. Name unknown :-.- --SDN
Size unknown wey
YIM Unfathomed-able.
UNLAWFULUNTRUSTWORTHY.
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UNUSUALUSUAL.
YLN Unusual. YME UPRIGHT^Y-NEBS."

YLO Very unusual. Is very unusual. Perpendicular. . Upright tgl
YLP Unwell. YMF Upset-ting.
YLQ Unwholesome-ness. Upside down lmo

Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
YLE Unwilling-ly-ness. (or, hoisted upside down) owm
YLS They are unwilling to. r ,
y"
YMG Uptake.
YLT Up.
Bear up for --- ...gbr Upwards . -YLV
Bear up instantly --LB
Beating up.-.. gcb YMH Urge-d-ing. To urge.
Bore up for gbs
Bound to be given up hbw YMI Urgent-ly-ncy.
Bound to give it up hbx Permission urgently requested to enter
Brace up --- hdp harbor pd
Brail up hds Urgent orders (or, instructions) .-.pnl
Breaking up .- - hex
Bring up hiw Urinal. (Latrine) Qig
Clearing up. itj
Come up JCP YMJ Uruguay-an. Uruguayan Colors.
Get steam up report when ready . -KM
;
Our-s and We) cog

Haul up - .opr. Us. (See also
Heave up - -.osh
YMK
Helm hard up ...OTN
owj
Usage.
Hoist up - YML Use-ing.
I shall bear up gbt Boat can not be used -- GRJ
I shall not bear up gbu Have all your anchors and cables ready
Is steam up? Are you at full speed? for use eig
vz I am using variation of degrees, .jht
Keep steam up (or, ready) -.- KQ YMN In use.
May, or, Can I bear up 'Gbv YMO Is not used.
Much cut up khp It will be of great use (or, service) _ -OHL
Pick up boat... gty YMP May, or, Can use (or, be used).
Shall I get up steam? wa YMQ Must use.
Shall we bear up? ...gbw
YMB No use. ers
Steam is not up will be ready in
; No use appealing -
wb No use carrying so much sail ved
Steam is up wc Of any use. - epu
Up and down the lmn YMS Quite useless. UJV
YLU -Up channel.
uyl
Ready for use --
lxt
Up the river .. To be used (or, employed)
YLV -Upwards. Use Alphabetical (Spelling) Table.wNE
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear Use ever y precaution tsd
up - GBX Use flashing signals wdn
When do you intend to bring up?--EKF^ Use Morse Code sal
Where do you intend to bring up ?- . ekh Use steamboat for gvd
Will you require shoring up? vzp Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
YLW -With steam up. efforts)to - lty
ldx

Use your own discretion
YLX Upon. YMT Use your search light.
Call upon -HTB YMU Use your siren.
Decided upon- kpb YMV Used for vso
Fire upon MZX Useful. Serviceable
Upon condition J ND Useless. Unserviceable ykt
Upon no pretense whatever -.tuz Useless to attempt (or, try)to _.pks
Upon what pretense ? tva YMW Usefully.
What
coins are used? izq
Will it be of any use? epx
YLZ Upper.
K<S E Will use Morse code l...sam
Upper deck.'
Upper fore topsail yard nkj You may go by soundings if you use
Upper main topsail yard RHK care wla
YMA Upper port.
Qsv Ushr-el-ghirsh. (Coin) auk
Upper sail. Light sail
Upper spanker topsail yard xwg
Upper topsail xwh YMX Usual-ly.
deo
According to the usual practice
YMB Upper
works.
As usual pbt
YMC Upper yard. YMZ The same as usual. Usual way.
YMD Uppermost.
UTMOSTVEDRO.
YNA Utmost. Valve Continued.

Dothe utmost you can to ensure hold- Discharge valve out of order lor
ing on everything will be wanted,
; Escape valve mow
MEX Expansion valve out of order mna
YNB Do your utmost. Peed-check valve out of order iod
Of the utmost importance (or, conse- Feed valve out of order mvc
quence) , JQO High-pressure valve out of order.. _ouy
YNC To the utmost. Kingston valve qbd
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or, Main-check valve out of order ioe
efforts) to -. lty Safety valve _vdi
Utmost care must be taken hyq Safety valve out of order vdj
Utmost endeavors ---LYV Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
damaged) -L-.vla
Shut-off valve J...wat
Slide valve wgi
Slide valve broken wgj
Slide-valve gear wgk
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order) wgl
Slide valve out of order wgm
Slide-valve rod won
Slide-valve rod broken woo
Sluice valve whj
Sluice valve out of order whk
Smfting valve wih
Stop valve wxk
Throttle valve ..xrg
YNU Vane.
Distinguishing vane lgy
YNV Vang.
YND V. (Letter. ) (For new method of spell-
ing, seepage 13.) YNW Vapor-ize-d-ing.
YNE VaCANT-CYFOR. Vara. (Measure of length) axb

YNF Have no vacancy.
YNG Have you vacancyfor? Variable. (See Vary) yoo
YNH Vaccinate-d-ing-ion. YNX Variation.
Vaccine lymph -EDN Have you taken observations for varia-
tion? jhs
YNI Vacuum. I am using variation of
degrees. . jht
YNJ Can not get a vacuum. I have had no observations for variation
YNK Good vacuum. lately. jht
YNL Indifferent vacuum. Is there any variation? jhw
YNM Vacuum gauge. No variation jia
Variation by azimuth fqj
YNO Vain-ly. Variation of the compass jik
What is the variation? jin
YNP Valid-ity. What variation do you allow? .jip
YNQ Valley. YNZ Various-ly. Variety.

YNR Value-d-able. YOA Varnish-ed-ing.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued ity YOB Vary-ied-ing.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest Meteorological report for to-day gives
would be much valued
Of no value. Worthless
tvy winds variable from (direction
zik indicated) rsj
Valuable cargo ibc Meteorological report for to-morrow
"What is the price ? What is the value gives winds variable from (direc-
of? tvw tion indicated) RSN
YNS
YOC Variable.
Valuation. YOD Variable wind.
YNT Valve. Vat. (Measure of capacity) ayz

Air valve dwk
Bilge-pump valves out of order gjw Veal znd
Blow-off valve gmz
Clack valve..! iru Vedro. ( Measure of capacity) azw
j
VEERVESSEL.
YOE Veer-ed-ing. Very Continued.

About to veer cable ...hqm Be very strict - wzt
YOF Can not veer any more. Boiler burst; very slight damage. .gvw
Can not veer any more cable hqy He, She; or, It is very bad frn
Driving I can veer no more cable no
; ; Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas _.hvg
more anchors to let go nk Is, or , Are very zealous zmc
YOG I shall veer to. It is very strange wys
Veer a breaker astern fxz Not very narrow sea
Veer a rope astern: vac Very acceptable dbx
Veer cable to
(number of shackles Very anxious about _ daj
indicated) hsa Verybad-ly fru
Veer boat astern gve Very bad draught fry
Veer both hawsers .opz Very bad weather :_..frw
Veered-ing my cable. (Indicate which, Very busy-ily hog
and number of shackles, if necessary), Very difficult (or, great difficulty) .kzt
HSB YPF Very excusable.
Veer more cable : ku Very fair draught lne
YPG Very few.
YOH Vegetable. Very few arrivals eyt
Fresh beef and vegetables gdc YPH Very fine.
Fresh vegetables to be obtained nrb YPI Very fortunate.
YOI No vegetables to be obtained. YPJ Very glad.
Preserved potatoes tum Very good oel
Preserved vegetables tuo Very good chart imz
YOJ Vegetable oil. Very good draught
Very happy-ily
lnf
omt
YOK Vegetation. Very healthy --- ora
Very heavy sea uw
Velocity. (Speed) wmu Very kind-ly Qax
Very likely ypo
Venereal disease leb Very little QVY
Very much sbv
Venezolano, or. Dollar. (Coin) _._atj YPK Very narrow-ly.
YPL Very near-ly.
YOL Venezuela-n. Venezuelan Colors. YPM Very often.
YPN Very particular-ly.
YOM Venomous. Venom. YPO Very probable-y (or, likely).
YPQ Very quickly.
YON Ventilate-d-ing-ion-or. YPR Very rocky.
Stokehold ventilator carried away.ww Very rough vai
Very sickly wbj
YOP Venture-d-ing. Very slack : wfr
YOQ Did you venture ? YPS Very slow-ly.
YOR Do not venture. Very smartly wht
wkh
YOS I have ventured to. Very sorry
YOT I shall venture. Very strange-ly wze
YOU I will not venture. Very suspicious-ly xgt
ylo
YOV Will you venture ?

Very unusual-ly
YPT Very weatherly.
YOW Venus. (Planet.) Very well- zbn
Very well done :.-- lit
YOX Verbal-ly. YPU Very wrong-ly.
YOZ Verbal order. Work-ed-ing very badly
You are in a very fair berth
fry
gh
YPA Verdict.
YPV Very's pistol light.
YPB Verify-ied-ing-ication.
YPW Vessel. (See also Ship. )
Veritas. French Lloyd's nqp A
square-rigged vessel wpm
A vessel (or vessel indicated) aground
YPC Vermilion. near (or, on) ch
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
(Measure of length) axc AB
Vershok.
Am a merchant vessel RPW
Verst. . (Measure of length).-- axd Are you (or, Is
vessel indicated)
,
aweigh? zm
YPD Vertical-ly. Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi-
tion to proceed? -.an
YPE Very. Are yon (or, Is , vessel indicated) in
A very satisfactory ven want of coal? gw

Affairs are very unsettled dpa Armed merchant vessel euw
, ;
VESSEL.
Vessel Continued. Vessel Continued.

Aviso, or, Despatch vessel kwy Have you passed any vessels (or vessel
Beach the vessel. Bun on the beach, indicated) 1 .woe
FZS Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?
Beach the vessel where flag is waved TJ
{or, light is shown) fzt Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
Beach your vessel at all risks Kl wrecked (or, in distress)? zu
Belayed to vessel .gec Have you seen any vessel since your
Board (or, visit) vessel (or, steamer) .gpv departure? ktu
Bomb vessel gyi Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
Calls attention of vessel whose distin- indicated}
1
! woe
guishing signal will immediately be Hospital ship oys
shown 1 dr
How does (vessel indicated) sail?
Can, or, Would (vessel indicated) VDX
weather the gale ? nvu How many days since .you passed
Can not save the ship ; take people off, (vessel indicated)"! knh
NB How many vessels? vxk
Coast-defence ship ixv I do not intend to abandon the vessel,
Coasting trade vessel. Coasting vessel, AF
IYB I have been chased by a disguised war
Could any vessel have got away after vessel inp
you? ôfc I have reported you to the vessel I spoke
Could she (vessel indicated) have got to she is bound to (place indicated),
anyplace of shelter? opd URT
Crew (number to be shown) have left the I have sunk (or, run down a vessel) _hk
vessel kcp I must abandon the vessel ag
Crew will not leave the vessel kcx I saw war vessel disguised off .
.len .
Despatch vessel. Aviso kwy I shall abandon my vessel unless you

Did you leave many vessels (or vessel will keep by us ah
indicated) at ? qkp I shall assist you (or, vessel in distress),
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any FGI
damage? kjf I will not abandon you (or vessel indi-
Did you see a vessel in distress? nd cated). I will remain by you ai
Did you see anything of (vessel indi- If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
cated^ VNI sel where people are assembled (or as
Do not abandon the vessel AC pointed out by compass signal from
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide you) ... fzu "_
has ebbed ad Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,

Do not have anything to do with stranger CXP
(or vessel indicated) wye Is itconfirmed that
[vessel indicated)
Do you (or vessel indicated) call any- has foundered? joc
where (or, at )? hw Is not vessel seen (bearing
) in dis-
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel tress? NT
inthis distressed 'condition? ne Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?
Does embargo extend to vessels under .
AK
flag? lwc Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth
Each vessel lqy examination? mkc
Enemy's vessel (or, cruiser) lzk Is (vessel indicated) likely to supply me?
Eire ship (or, raft) mzw FGK
Fishing boat (vessel, or, craft) kaz Is (vessel indicated) on fire? nal
Eoreign-going ship nkq It is expected the vessel (or vessel indi-
Pour-masted ship npd cated) will be allowed to leave dzj
Pull-rigged ship- nsu Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
Funnel of
(vessel indicated) is .ntp enemy's ships are going about dis-
Government hired-vessel ofu guised as merchantmen oj
Government vessel ofw Keep by the vessel pyn
Hail the strange vessel and ask if Keep the vessel under command LX
FDO Keep to leeward of vessel chasing. - pzn
Has she (or vessel indicated) been long Keep to windward of vessel chasing-PZO
abandoned? cxn Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol-
Has the vessel with which you have been low) QFP
in collision proceeded on her voyage ? Light-ship. Light-vessel qtg
HG Lose-ing, Lost sight of
(vessel or ob-
Has vessel signaled her number? __slf ject indicated)... -RAQ
Have any vessels been captured? hxt Merchant steamer (vessel, or, ship) . . rpz
Have (or vessel indicated has) hot pra- Met with a vessel from
or, Met with
,
tique ___TRZ a vessel of rqz"

Have they advertised for any vessel to Met with
(vessel indicated) rsa
carry the mails? dof Mortar vessel SA&
Have you, or, Has
(vessel indicated) Natives do not like vessels watering
got pratique? ofi without payment -YWQ
) , J
VESSEL.
Vessel Continued. Vessel Cowimwed.

Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral, Vessel desires to be reported by tele-
SHC graph to owner (Mr. ) at use
No intelligence obtained from vessel Vessel disabled. Will you tow me into
boarded poa (port indicated) ? my
Passed a good many vessels tco Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel off NZE
(or, funnels)
(Here give the color
. Vessel has no signals - wdo
or design, or line that it may be an Vessel has not made her number-. -SLH
imitation of leo
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels . tcr
Vessel
Vessel
has struck on the bar fwb
in distress (or indicated) wants

.
Passed the. derelict vessel on the immediate assistance nw

KVT Vessel in sight is ... vxo
Passed the (vessel or place indicated), Vessel in sight is an enemy ol
TCV Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees .dub
Passenger vessel tdq Vessel indicated appears in distress .nx
Petroleum vessel thg Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
Quarantine at
(place indicated) is appears to be esh
days for vessels from
(place indi- Vessel, or, Vessel indicated ashore near
cated) UEC (or, on) ch
Quit the vessel as soon as possible ab Vessel indicated bears gbl
Believe vessel in distress lhk Vessel, or, Person indicated declines -KQ
Remain by the vessel kh Vessel indicated does not require fur-
Report (vessel indicated) well, in all ther assistance _..fgq
(latitude and longitude indicated) Vessel indicated is vxp
on the (date indicated) UN Vessel indicated has funnels ntu
Report when vessel denoted is sighted, Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu
USD Vessel indicated has been detained
Revenue vessel (or, cruiser) kfc days windbound at (place indicated),
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel, KYE
FZS Vessel indicated has been in collision,
Sailing vessel ..- vxe JAZ
Scout, or, Lookout vessel qzx Vessel indicated has been wrecked- .zix
See a vessel (indicate where) vny Vessel indicated has got off nze
Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot, Vessel indicated has hove-to osq
TJQ Vessel indicated has lost her rudder .ebe
Several vessels becalmed off gcj Vessel indicated has not been heard of,
Several vessels in sight vsr OEQ
Signal your vessel's official number Vessel indicated has not been heard of
to. dv since (date indicated) she is sup-

;
Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated posed to be OBS

tonnage to follow) kbo Vessel indicated has (or, I have) not
Spoke several vessels during the pas- pratique trz
sage vsu Vessel indicated has pratique ts .
Spoke the
(vessel indicated) wog Vessel indicated has sprung a leak __QL
Square-rigged vessel wpm Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
Steam vessel wte VXQ
Steel-built vessel wtl Vessel indicated is vxp
Strange vessel following convoy. - _ wyv Vessel indicated is at anchor (or, an-
Strange vessel hove in sight -- oz s choring) EJZ
.
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is suspi- Vessel indicated is aweigh pps

cious ----GH Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not is capsized hvy
take any notice of signal wdk Vessel indicated is in quarantine - .ueh
Stranger (vessel bearing ) wishes to Vessel indicated is, or, I am in want of,
YTN
communicate wzd
Telegraph following message to (ves- Vessel indicated is not abandoned. -Oxk
sel or person named) at xd Vessel indicated is on fire ot
Telegraph vessel xmd Vessel indicated is out of sight vxr
There is a strange vessel bearing . _em Vessel indicated is showing a light -QSN
Timber vessel xtg Vessel indicated is sinking vxs
To whom shall I telegraph that all is Vessel indicated is (or, was) standing
well on board your vessel ? xmh (or, steering) vxt
Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) xwu Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company
Troop vessel ybm is standing in for the land qet
Try to make out the name of vessel in Vessel indicated is standing into danger,
direction indicated) --- sdp KLJ
(
Vessel and cargo have been seized _hxu Vessel indicated supposed to have
is
Vessel bearing appears to be .esh foundered - __.noy

Vessel chasing is a friend inu Vessel, or, Person indicated is unable
Vessel chasing is an enemy inv to comply JLG
,
VESSELVINGERHOED.
Vessel Continued. VesseLt Continued.

Vessel indicated not likely to supply (or, What is your vessel's registered ton-
assist)' you --- fgr nage? UNV
Vessel indicated parted from her an- What vessel? _- vyf
chors EKA What ship did you speak? vyg
Vessel indicated reckons from the me- What ship is that (indicate bearing, if
ridian of - RQE necessary) 1 * . ec
Vessel indicated to examine strange What vessels have you boarded ? grd _ . .
ship, and report -.mkf What vessel takes the next mail? __rfy'
Vessel indicated wants assistance ..egs What vessels did you leave in (port or
Vessel indicated wants boats pk place indicated)"! ..-Qls
Vessel indicated wants immediate as- Where do you (or, does . vessel indi-
sistance ...HW cated) belong ? gey
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear Where is the vessel that collided with
up
Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
GBX you?
Where
JBD
(vessel indicated)"!
shall I find
ined; no person to be seen; nothing MYU
visible mki Will you telegraph to (vessel or per-
Vessel indicated was most likely burnt, son named) the intelligence I am
HNG about to communicate ? im
Vessel indicated will be neaped spe Will your vessel stay? vyh
Vessel is a foreigner nkv With what vessel have you been in col-
Vessel is in gunshot OKN lision? : HN
YPX Vessel is insured.
Vessel is on the rocks uza YQA Veterinary.
Vessel is very crank kbt
Vessel looks like a man-of-war kpn YQB Veto.
Vessel on
(bearing indicated) is mak-
ing signals of distress wdp Vex-ed-ing-atious-ly. (Annoy) emo
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is vxu
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native YQC Viaduct.
craft '
seg
Vessel seen is a privateer vxw YQD VlBRATE-D-ING-ION.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her
masts rbp YQE Vice-ious-ly.
Vessel seriously damaged; wish to
transfer passengers hm YQF Vice-President.
Vessel will be sold -. vot Vice-admiral dln
Vessels from
did not get pratique at Vice-consul jrq
when I left tsa
YPZ Vessels in the roadstead. YQG Viceroy-regal.
Vessels indicated are (or, were) ready
for sea tjjz YQH Vicinity.
Vessels, or, Ships indicated may part Derelict reported off (or, in the vicin-
company jgtj ity of ) :.__jp
Vessels just arrived show your ensigns,
DY YQI Victim.
Vessels just arrived make your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals) - dx YQJ Victor-ious-ly. Victory.
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make Gained a victory nvo
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
nals) DZ YQK Victual-led-ling. (See also Provision.
Vessels of
(nations specified) were all YQL Am, Is, or, Are victualled for.
)
leaving qlm YQM Victualling yard.

Vessels that wish to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish- YQN View-ed-ing.
ing signals) ... dyt With the view (or, object) siIk
ing make your numbers (or, distin- YQO Vigilant-ly-ce.
guishing signals) EB Cruisers are very vigilant ; _ - kez
Vessels wishing to be -reported show The greatest vigilance (care, or, caution)
your distinguishing signals ea HYN
Vessels with combustibles not allowed YQP Villa.
in hs
Waterlogged vessel ywu YQR Village.
We hold our own with vessel chasing,
INW YQS Vine. Vineyard.
Were there any vessels, or Was (ves-
sel indicated) expected at ? mnu YQT Vinegar.
Whaler. Whaling vessel vxg
What do you think of vessel chasing?, inx Vingerhoed. (Measure of capacity) .AYR
)?ART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 431
/ " VINTAGEWAIT.
. ? . ; ,
WAITWANT.
Wait Continued. Want Continued. '
YSX Wait for high water. I am in want of a doctor (or, surgeon)

YSZ Wait for me. fgl
Wait for orders .- te I am in want of channel pilot for \
Wait for the attack .. fke TJB

Wait off here for orders sut I am in want of oil for machinery, .rdu
YTA Wait for passage to (or, for). I am in want of petroleum ...thi"
Wait until weather moderates gk I am in want of powder and shot ..trf
YTB Waited-ing. To wait. I want a pilot. ..s, or, Code Flag over s
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing,
KW See Pilot Signals, page 8.
YTC What are you waiting for?
Will await answer (or, reply) tz Iwant assistance please remain by me,
;
Will you wait (or, stay) ? . wky NR

YTD Will you wait for the mail? I want plank feet long, inches
inches thick
wide, .tmd
Wake-ing. Woke zhl I want (number indicated) lighters,
QTB
YTE Wake. Wakeop. In distress want assistance
; ns
YTP In my wake. In distress want immediate assistance,
;
YTG In the wake of. NO

YTH In your wake. See Distress Signals, page 7.
"Wales In need want) of

(or, sge
Wales, H. E. H. The Prince of ovm In want
of ammunition epw
Wales, H. B. H. The Princess of -.ovk In want
of an anchor... yc
In want
of artillery ezx
YTI Walk-ed-i tg. In want
of biscuit gln
In want
of cartridges icw
YTJ Wall-ed-ing. In want
of coal. (3ft ate amount) hb
YTO In want
of refitting.
YTK Walnut. In want
of reinforcement uok
In want
of repair tjrd
YTL Want-ing. In want
of seamen vlp
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor), Light-house, or, Light-ship at wants
AM immediate assistance cw
Aground: want immediate assistance, Machinery wants repair mbl
NA Make a signal when you want a boat,
Am drifting want assistance
; .. cm GTU
Am in want of sailmakers vfb No want of artillery ezy
YTM Are you in wantof YTP Not much wanted.
Are you, or, Is (vessel indicated) in Person indicated is wanted on shore.TGS
want of coal aw Pump wants repairs.. ubs
Are you in want of provisions? tn Ship indicated wants boat -~ fk
Are you in want of water?... yz YTQ Should you want.
Copy will be asked for (or, wanted) .jvz Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
Describe exactly what you want (size. PGP
weight, etc.) kwc Unable for want of ygb
Distressed for want of coal ...lhd Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants
Distressed for want of food ..lhe immediate assistance nw
Distressed for want of water lhp Vessel indicated is (or, I am) in want
Do not require (or, want) assistance -CR of YTN
Do the utmost you can to insure hold- Vessel indicated wants assistance __fgs
ing on; everything will be wanted, Vessel indicated wants boat fk
MEX Want a boat gvp
Do you want a lifeboat? hz- Want a boat immediately (if more than
Do you want a pilot? tiz one, number to follow) yg
Do you wanta tug? ydn Want a boat; man overboard bt
Do- you want (require) assistance (or, Want a cable (size to follow) ..yb

help) from? i cs Want a cable and anchor yd
Do you want coal? gw Want a chain cable yb
Do you want to be towed? xyo Want a hemp cable hsc
Dying for want of water. np Want a pilot s, or, Code Flag over s
Engine wants repair mbl Want a pilot pt
Fire, or, Leak want immediate; assist- Want a police officer yn
ance NH Want a surgeon. Medical assistance
How many lighters do you want? -_Qta wanted fgl
Iam attacked want assistance. Help
; Want a surgeon; send one from the
I am attacked nj nearest place wo
YTN I am in want of , or, Vessel indicated Want a tug (if more than one, indicate
is in want of number) yp
. ) ?
WANTWAS.
Want Continued. War Continued.

Want a warp run out yq Civil war IRS
Want an anchor yc Council of war JVC
Want an anchor and cable yd Did you fall in with any men-of-
YTR Want another tug (indicate if more war?.. MRN
than one). During the war lpw
Want assistance ye Has war commenced? or, Is war de-
Want assistance; mutiny yf clared?. yu
Want bread ._.' gln Have you seen (or,spoken) any men-
Want carpenter ibt of-war? If so, report their names (or,
Want carpenter's tools ibx nation) vnm
Want chart of harbor (channel, etc. . yh ) Hostilities commenced between
.ozc
YTS Want clothes. I have been chased by a disguised war
Want coals immediately Yl vessel inp
Want confirmation jog I saw disguised war vessels off -^..len
YTU Want food. Ironclad men-of-war evs
Want food immediately yo Is war declared? or, Has war com-
Want food. Starving nv menced? YU
YTV Want gearfor Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
Want nands (specify number and par- enemy's war vessels are going about
ticulars, if necessary) yj in disguise of merchantmen oj
Want immediate instructions yk Man-of-war : rpl
Want immediate medical assistance.YL Man-of-war ensign mep
Want immediately pdm Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
Want lighter immediately (if more than (or, funnels)
(Here give the colors
.
one, number to follow) ym or the design, or the line that it may

Want lighter to take my cargo QTE be an imitation of) leo
Want men RPJ Passed, or, Saw some war vessels.. -TCR
YTV Want money. Ship of war
Vessel looks like a man-of-war
rpl
rpn
Want more support . Rzx
Want my papers __.itb War between and yw
Want No. canvas (length indicated), YUD War expected.
HVJ War has commenced (or, is declared) .yx
Want of funds ntg War oflace -- spg
YTX Want of judgment. YUE
War rocket.
Warlike.
Explosive rocket moz
Want official confirmation joh
Want pilot pt What men-of-war did you leave at
Want pilot s, or Code Flag over s QLR
YTJF Ward.
See Pilot Signals, page 8.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges- _tkv

YUG Warder.
Want police yn YUH Wardroom.
Want provisions ytu
Want provisions immediately yo YUI Warehouse.
YTZ Want shipwrights. harbor - onc
Want to come into YTJJ Warm-ed-ing-ly-th.
Want tons dead weight of cargo.iBE Warm, or, Winter clothing for^._ivx
Want to purchase - ucd
Want tug (if more than one, number to YUK Warn-ed-ing.
follow) yp Storm warnings ;wxz
Want water boat (or, tank) guj YUL Warning (notice) has been given
Want water dying of thirst
;
nf. of.
Want water immediately to
Want you to send me a pilot tiw YUM Warp-ed-ing. To warp.
YTTA Wanted. Guess warp
Run out a warp ...,.
ojg
vcf
What assistance do you require? What
do you want? fgt Want a warp run out yq
What cargo do you want? ibf YUN Warp. (A warp.)
What size do you want? wez Warp out to fair way mrh"
YUB You are wanted at the office. YTJO Warrant-ed.
(Made by flashes, or by Was, or, Were com
blasts of a steam whistle. He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) - bvt
YUC War. (See also Hostile. ) He, She, It (or persons or things in-
dicated) was (or, were) not bvu
Am a man-of-war Rpm
He, She, It (or persons or things in-
Any chance of war? BOQ
Are there any men-of-war about? sa dicated) was (or, were) not to be.--Bvx
Are there any men-of-war now cruis- He, She, It (or persons or things in-
ing? kex dicated) was (or, were) to be bvw
1092907- -28
.
WASWATER.
Was Continued. YUP Wash-ed-ing-er.

How was (or, were)? bxw YUQ Black wash.
I was coh Can I get clothes (or, linen) washed?.rvQ
I was not coi YUR Washed overboard.
If he (she, or persons or things in-
it, Whitewash zdo
dicated) was (or, were) btt YUS Whitewash-ed-ing. To whitewash.
-
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-

dicated) was (or, were) not bytj YUT Waste-d-ing-ful-ly-ness.
Cotton waste (or, towl jxv
If I was BZT
If I was not bzu
YUV Waste pipe.
If they were gau Watch (Timepiece) :...znh
If they were not cav
If we were - cbn
YUW Watch.
If we were not cbo
Afternoon watch drx
If you were cdg Anchor watch
Cdh
.'
ehk
If you were not
That, or, This was.
That, or, This was not
cls
CLR
- Dog watch
First watch
lkb
nbj
Forenoon watch nkz
There was (or, were) cnf
CNG Keep a strict watch all night pyj
There was (or, were) not
Middle watch rtf
They were ...coj
Morning watch sac
They were not ...l.. cok Night watch sig
They were not to be . bip
Officer of the watch spm
They were to be .. bee
YUX Watch-ed-ing. To watch.
Was, or, Were com YUZ Watch and watch.
Was, or, Were done (or, doing) bon
YVA Watch below.
Was, or, Were for cop
Watch the barometer
Was, or, Were from '.. .coq
..fxm
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons YVB
or things indicated) 1 bwx Water.
Are you in want of water? yz
Was, or, Were, he (she, it, or persons Asks precise time of high water and
or things indicated) not? bwy minimum depth at that time XE
Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)? cor Reply will be:
Was, or, Were I (my, mine) Note.
cos
Was I? _-.cot
1. By an hour signal. (Seepage 58.)
Was I not? coir
2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
Was, or, Were not -_- cov Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) .bop at slack water (or, at
time in- ,
Was, or, Were the?.,- cow dicated). FVT

Was, or, Were their-s (they)? coy Between wind and water giy
Was, or, Were there? cox Bilge water gjx
Was, or, Were this (or, that)? coz Bread and water hel
Was, or, Were to be big Breakwater hfm
Was, or, Were we (ours)? cpa Cask of water idy
Was, or, Were with cpb Complete with water jko
Was, or, Were you-r-s? cpd Deepest water is in the
channel ..ilr
We were ..." . cpe Deepest water is nearer the reef (or,
We were not cpf bank) fvb
We were not to be biw Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV
We were to be biv Did boat take water? _ ..gsq
Were there? cox Distressed for want of water lhf
Were there any epw YVC Draught of water.
Were these (or, those)?-. ...cpg Dying from want of water nf
Were they? ....cph Engine room full of water mbg
Were they not? cpi Engine room has
feet of water in it,
Were we?.. cpj mbh
Were we not? cpk Freshwater nrc
Were you? cpl Full of water..- nsr
Were you boarded? grc Good water. Water is good yvs
Were you not? cpm YVD
Good water can be got at
What, or, Which was (or, were)?..CQT YVE High water.
When was (or, were)? csj YVF High-water mark.
Where was (or, were)? cub Hold on high water...
till kp
Who was (or, were) ., cuw YVG I am getting short of water, and must
Why was (or, were)? cvx endeavor to get some.
Why were you? cvz I have only days' water za
You were cpn Is the water shallow? vtn
You were not.. cpo Low water rbt
You were not to be ...bjp Low-water mark... rbu
You were to be bjo YVH No water to be had.
. )
"WATEK.
Water Continued. Water Continued.

YVI Of water. At low water you will have feet,
Plenty of water ywj KUZ
Require, or, Send water tank (or, boat), At (time specified) there will be
GUJ feet of water over the bar fvq
Send for water vpy Best anchorage (or, berth) is in fath-
YVJ Sending a water boat. oms -OV
Shallow water is vto Deep water kqt
Shallowest water is vtp Deepest water is in the
channel- .ilr
Short of water wab Deepest water is near the bank (or, reef),
YVK Slack water. FVB
Soda water ._. wjb Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV
Stokehole full of water wvx Did boat take water? gsq
Sufficient water. Water enough xcu Do not come into less than feet of
Supply of water is small, not exceeding water fv
(quantity indicated) a day ywr Draught of water yvc
The water is shallow ..vtq Drawing too much water nz
YVL Through the water. Dry at low water LOP
Tons of water., xuy Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
slack water (or, at time specified)
, ,
if necessary) yhm FVT

Wait for high water ysx Got bottom with feet hba
Want water dying of thirst- -
; nf Have you shoaled your water? ..vys
Want water immediately - ye High-water mark yvf
Water-ed-ing. To water ywp Hold on high water
till kp
Water ballast :_ftv How many feet at low water ? kvf
Water-ballast tank ftw I am in danger (or, shoal water) ; direct
YVM Water barrel. me how to steer nl
Water bottle hau Iam in shoal water vyt
Water can readily be obtained yws Iam in feet of water vp
YVN Water can not be obtained. I shall not go into less than fathoms
YVO Water course. of water, whether I make the land or
Water enough xcu not QDY
YVP Waterfall. Indicate the depth of. What depth?
YVQ Water gauge. kvb
YVB Water gauge out of order. Is there sufficient depth of water?- -Kvc
YVS Water is good. Low-water mark
feet aft and
RBU
YVT Water is not good. My draught of water
feet forward
is
YVU Water line. My draught of water is
: oa
feet inches
YVW Waterlogged. ywv aft -- lnc
Watermark
YVX Water police. River, or, Harbor police. My draught of water is feet inches
YVZ Water pressure. forward
No bottom with feet
lnd
YWA Waterproof -ed-ing. hbe
mdv
YWB Waterspout. Not water enough
YWJ Plenty of water.
YWC Water surface. twz
YWD Water tank. lxz
Proceed at high water
Proceed at low water
ovf
Water tank empty
about feet,
is
YWE Water tank leaky. xmr
Rise and of water fall is
uxt
Water telescope
Water-tight xtc Rock under water uyx
Water-tight compartment JHB Shallow water is vto
Water-tight door lks Shallowest water is vtp
YWF Watering party.
.
Shoal water, or, Danger in (direction

gf
YWG Watering place. indicated)
Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward _klh
YWH Waterman. Shoal water, or, Danger to wind-
YWI Waterway. ward kli
What is the precise time of high water The deepest water ,-.kra
and minimum depth at that time 1 . xe .
What quantity of water?- udy The depth of water here (or at place
You will have great difficulty in obtain- indicated) is
feet at low water.KVD
ing water LAF Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary)... yhm
Wait for high water ysx
DEPTH OF WATER (SOUNDINGS) vtq
Water is shallow-
Note.Depth of water is always to be YWK Water is shoaling. (Depth of water at
last cast may be shown.
shown in feet.
YWL Water too deep.
is
Apparently shoal water to the -ERO

-- Water too deep to anchor
is ekb
At high water you will have feet, YWM Water shoaling. I must tack.
KUY YWN Water's edge.
; ?
WATERWE.
Water Continued. YWX Wave-d-ing. To wave.

What are your soundings? What water Beach the vessel where flag is waved
are you in? (Answer in vs feet) shown).-
(or, light is fzt
What depth? Indicate the depth of .kvb Boats should endeavor to land where flag
What draught of water (in feet) could is waved (or, light is shown) jz
you lighten to? --- ob
What is depth of water alongside the YWZ Wave. (Sea.)
KVI
What is the depth at high water?.. kve YXA Wax-en.
What is the depth at low water? ..kvf
What is the depth of water in feet at ? YXB Way.
KVG Best way ghz
What is the depth of water on the bar By way of _"____ hps
(infeet)l vq Can I proeureany assistance in the way
What is the depth of water over the of ? cn
sill? KVH Cross way kei
What is the least water we shall have Does the telegraph communication go
(or, ought to have)? . vr all the way' jfy
What is the rise and fall of the tide?_XH Each way...; lqz
What is your draught of water? oc Fairway, or, Channel ikz
What water do we (or, shall I) have at Gangway . nwr
high water? kve Gather-ed-ing way nxh
What water do we (or, shall I) have at Get under way as fast as you can kn
low water? kvf YXC Give way.
TWO What water shall I come into? Headway. Steerageway oqt
When will it be high water? ovi I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
You will be aground at low water __kx a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
You will get into shoal water, or, You way xlq
will shoal your water vza I have headway Code Flag over j
You will have less than
feet of water, I have stern way Code Flag over k
KVJ In a bad way fro
You will have water enough over the YXD In the way.
bar. (Depthinfeet maybe shown) _vt Leeway qmk
You will not have less than feet of Long way qys
water __ vu YXE Make way.
You will not have water enough over the Midway rtm
bar (or, into the harbor). (Depth in YXP On the way to.
feet may be shown) fwe Out of the way ....swd
feet of water in the hold qm Rocks, Reefs, or, Shoals stretch a long
way out ge
Slip way wgz
YWP Water-ed-ing. To water. Stern way. Going astern fhr
The best way ghz
Watering place two The same way vgq
Beach indicated good for watering,
is The way is off my ship ; you may feel
pzo your way past me hl
Beach indicated is not good for water- YXG Under way.
ing ..FZP Usual way. The same as usual ymz
Best watering place is ght Waterway ywi
Is there a convenient watering place? YXH What way ?
JTN YXI Which way ?
YWQ Natives do not like ships watering with- YXJ Wrong way.
out payment.
YWR Supply of water is small, not exceeding We. Our-s. Our)
(quantity indicated) a day. After we
(our-s, us)
(See also . cpq
oil
YWS Water can readily be obtained. Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we?. bem
Water can not be obtained yvn As we (our-s) fbu
You will have great difficulty in obtain- Can, or, May
we (our-s)? bkn
ing water laf Could, or, Might we (our-s)? bli
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? BMP
Waterlogged yvw Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? brd
YWT I am (or vessel indicated is) waterlogged Had, Have we been?
or, bfu
take people off. Had, Have we done?
or, bmv
YWU Waterlogged vessel. Had, Have we had?
or, bre
How shall (or, will) we? bxt
YWV Watermark. If we (our-s) caw
If we are cax
Waterspout ywb If we are not cay
If we can (or, may) caz
Waterway ]__ywi If we can not. (or, may not)... CBA
If we could (or, might) cbd
) ) ) .
WEWEATHER.
WeContinued. We Continued.
If we could (or, might) not cbe Were weto? CPJ
If we do (or, did) --- cbf Were we notto? - cpk
If we do (or, did) not cbg What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
If we had (or, have) cbh or, you)? cqe
If we had (or, have) not cbi What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,)
If we shall (or, will) --.cbj we do? -- cql
If we shall (or. will) not cbk What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
If we should (or, would) cbl we) have cqm
If we should (or, would) not cbm What, or, Which should would) I
(or,
If we were cbn (or, we) do? cqr
If we were not cbo When are we? cqx
May, etc. (See Can, above. When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cre
Might, etc. (See, Could, above.) When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CRU
Must we "(our-s)? cfd When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
Ought we (our-s,) to? cib you) do? crv
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? CJA When shall (or, will) we have? csa
Shall, or, Will we be? bhg When we (our-s) csk
Shall, or, Will we not? cjb When we are.-. csl
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? cjw Where am I (or, are we)? csq
Than we (our-s) ckj Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? csy
That we (our-s) clw Where I am (or, we are)? ctg
Was, or, Were our-s (we)? ..cpa Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?..CTN
We cpq Where shall (or, will) we have? ctr
We are bew Where we (our-s) cud
We are not bex Why we (our-s) cvy
We can (or, may) bkv Will, etc. (See Shall, above.
We can (or, may) be bih Would, etc. (See Should, above. )
We can (or, may) have bsn
We can not (or, may not) bkw YXK Weak-ly-ness.
We can not (or, may not) be bij Weak crew. Short manned kdj
We can not (or, may not) have bso
We could (or, might) blp YXL Wealth-y.
We could (or, might) be bik
We could (or, might) not blq YXM Weapon.
We could (or, might) not be _._-BiM
We do (or, did) "- boq YXN Wear-ing. To wear.
We do (or, did) not bob. YXO Are to wear.
We had (or, have) bsp Barely room to wear ...uzo
We had (or, have) been bin YXP Do not try to wear.
We had (or, have), done bos Have I room to wear? uzp
We had (or, have) had bsq I shall not wear until --- -_yle
We had (or, have) not bsb YXQ I shall wear at
(or, when ).
We had have) not been

(or-, bio YXR In wearing.
We had (or, have) not done bot Not room to wear -MB
We had (or, have) not had bst - YXS Shall wear as soon as weather permits.
We may, etc. (See Can, above. Wear instantly MP
We might, etc. (See Could, above.) YXT Wear short round.
We must cfi YXU When do you wear?
We must be -- bip Wore zhs
We must not --CRT
Wore. Worn
We must not be biq YXV Wear-ing. (of clothing)
We oughtto CIG
We ought notto era YXW Weather.
We shall (or, will) -am A regular break-up. An end to the fine
We shall (or, will) be bir weather hev
We shall (or, will) have bsu Bad weather zb
Bad weather is expected fp
We shall (or, will) not cji
YXZ Changeable weather.
We shall (or, will) not be bis
Cold weather izx
We shall (or, will) not have bsv *
Do not trust to the weather it has not
We should (or, would) cka
done yet
;
fy
We should (or, would) be bit
YZA Driven by stress of weather.
We should (or, would) have bsw
We should (or, would) not --CUB Every appearance of foul weather.. erz
Fine weather myz
We should (or, would) not be biu
Foggy weather zc
We should (or, would) not have _._bsx Heavy weather coming; look sharp _fz
We wereto cpe
Hot weather ozf
We were notto off
I do not like the look of the weather.ZE
We were not to be biw
I shall weigh as soon as the weather per-
We were to be biv
mits zo
We who , cpr
. . . ) . . .
WEATHERWEIGHT.
Weather Continued. ZAE Wedge-d-ing.

I think the weather will be xqh
If weather moderates.-- rxj ZAF Wednesday.
YZB Light unsettled weather. ZAG Before Wednesday.
Moderate weather .. zf Last Wednesday qgu
No woather report (forecast) zg ZAH Next Wednesday.
On account of the fog (or weather) .dfq ZAI Wednesday morning.
YZC Rainy weather. ZAJ Wednesday night.
YZD Shall we have thick weather?
Shall wear as soon as weather permits, ZAK Weed-y.

YXS Weedy bottom hbj
Signal (or, I am going to signal) state
of the weather outside (or at place in- ZAL Week.
dicated) WDE Day of the week --. kna
Squally weather. Blowing hard zh Expected next week .mnj
Stormy, or, Boisterous weather from ZAM First week in
the zi Fourth week in npf
YZE Stress of weather. Last week : qgv
Thick weather zj "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index ".qxd
Unsafe to run in until weather moder- ZAN Next week.
ates YKO ZAO Second week in
Until weather moderates rxm Sunday week xeo
Very bad weather frw ZAP Third week in
Very weatherly ypt ZAQ This week.
Wait until weather moderates gk ZAR Weekly.
YZF
Weather bound at
YZG Weather has been ZAS Weeping. Wept.
YZH
Weather is still open at
YZI Weather permit-ted-ting. ZAT Weigh-ed-ing. To weigh. (See also
YZJ Weather prevents-ed-ing. Aweigh. )
YZK What do yoii think of the weather? Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh,
What is the weather forecast for to-day? KW
ZK Do not intend to weigh pon
What is the weather forecast for to- ZAU I am not in a position to weigh.
morrow? zl ZAV I can not weigh until you have moved.
What is the weather forcast ? nkm I find great difficulty in weighing -_kzv
YZL What is the weather outside (or, at ) ? ZAW I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
YZM What weather have you had? start.
Wind and weather permitting zfg I shall weighas" soon as the weather
permits moderates)
(or, zo
YZN Weather (toward the wind). I shall weigh immediately (or at time
Keep on weather beam gar indicated) zp
Look out on weather bow hck I shall weigh the moment the breeze
On weather bow hcq springs up _.hga
Weather beam : gay Prepare to weigh zq
Weathor gauge nvi Ready to weigh zr
YZO Weather helm. Shall I in my present berth have room
YZP Weather lurch. for weighing if the wind shifts.- .gfz
YZQ Weather quarter. ZAX Shall, or, Will weigh.
YZR Weather shore. Unable to weigh anchor ejy
YZS Weather side. Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) show
YZT Weather tide. your distinguishing signals dz
Weigh, and proceed as ordered kv
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Weather signals. (See Meteorologi- Wait for nothing kw
cal.) Weigh immediately (or at time indi-
cated) zs
YZU Weather-ed-ing. To weather. (See
also Ride. ) ZAY Weigh-ed-ing. To weigh. (To ascertain
Can- (vessel indicated) weather the the weight of.
gale? Nvu ZBA Weighing machine.
YZV Can weather.
YZW Can not weather. ZBC Weightof.
YZX Could not weather. (For Weights and Measures, see Tables,
ZAB Weave-ing-r. Wove-n. page 51.)
Cargo under weight iaj

ZAC Web-bed-bing. ZBD Counterweight.
Crankwebs loose kbr Deadweight koi
Dead weight cargo koj
ZAD Wed-ded-ding. ZBE Heavy weight.
)
WEIGHTWHAT.
Weight Continued. West Continued.

How many "tons dead weight
must you have? -----
of cargo ZBT Too far to the westward.
ias West India-n cargo.-. hzo
Indicate weight of ..pic West longitude qzi
ZBF
Measure of weight. (See page 53) .azx
Net weight.
ZBU Western-erly-ing-ward.
(See Compass Signals, pages 45, 46.
ZBG The weight is.
Under weight. Short weight yia
Want tons dead weight of cargo _ibb ZBV Wet-ted-ting.
What weight (how heavy) otb is ? Wet-ted clothes ivy
What weight is your screw?. vkl Wet dock . ljo
ZBH Welcome-d-ing. ZBW Whale.

Whale boat. Whaler... .....gvh
ZBI Weld-ed-ing. ZBX Whale fishery.
ZBY Whale oil.
ZBJ Well (of water). Whaler. Whale ship vxg
Pump well tjbo
Screw well. Screw aperture era ZCA Wharf-age.
Alongside the wharf (jetty, or, pier) .eat
ZBK Well. Gun wharf ojw
All well at dye
Are you all well? - dyf What . cpu
Are your passengers all well? dyg After what (or, which)? . cps
As well as. _fbv At what hour? . fjc
Captain is well hwp Before what (or, which)? cpt
Cargo sold well ^ iah By what (or, which)? bjz
Cattle all well ..ifc By what means? rnv
Do quite well *
ufo By what time? hpt
Doing well '
lin Do we feel any current? What is the
Fit-ted-ting very well ncm current? kgi
Is my family well? msk For what (or, which)? ^ ;bpk
It will do very well lib From what (or, which)? bpx
ZBL Not doing well. How is the tide? What tide have we
ZBM Not so well as. now?

.xf
Report me all well urz In what condition is ? JMZ
Report (vessel indicated) all well in In what manner? rjs
(latitude and longitude indicated) on In what quarter? . uep
the (date indicated) UN Of what (or, which)? cgu
To whom shall I telegraph that all is On what (or, which)? ._ chg
well on board your vessel? xmh Somewhat wjt
Tolerably healthy (or, well) ..__._-- oqz Then what (or, which) ckl
ZBN Very well. That what (or, which)
To what (or, which)
... clx
cod
Very well done lit
Vessels that wish to be reported all well What age? , dsi
show your distinguishing signals .dyt What alteration? , ecw
Was all well when you left? QLN What, or, Which ami? cpv
Was well when I left Qmo What amountof? . egm
Well done liu What answer (or, reply)? enp
Well known QOJ What, or, Which are (or, is)?. cpw
Will do his (or, its) duty very well.LQF What, or, Which are (or, is), he (she, it,
ZBO Work-ed-ing well. well msl
or persons or things indicated) ?.opx
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY
Your family are all
was well when I left QMO ZCB What are the marks?
What are you about? dak
ZBP Welsh-man. What are you waiting for? ytc
Welsh coal eel What are your orders? ...
suv
What arrangementsto (or, for)? _exm
ZBQ Wentto. What assistance do you require? What
Was on board, or, Went on board- -GRB do you want? fgt
Your letters went by the QOS What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
landmark) on?. qf
Webe. (See Was) com What brand? hdy
What, or, Which can may)?...CPZ
(or,
West. ( Compass in degrees) amh What color... jbq

What, or, Which could(or, might) ?.cqa
West. (Compass in points) asd What condition? jna
Alongshore to the westward of ..ear What current (rate and direction) do you
ZBR From the westward.
iym
expect
What day?.
(or, reckon on)? kgh
knz
On, or, At the west coast of
ZBS To, or, For the westward. What depth? Indicate the depth. _kvb

WHATWHEN.
What Continued. What Continued.

What did he say? vjm What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
What difference? ..kzr (or, you) do? cqn
What distance? How far? mta What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
What distance off is ? lgm (or, you) have? -- cqo
What, or, Which do (does, or, did) .cqb What shapeis? vtw
What, Which do they (we
(or, did) What ship? vyf
or,
or,
you)?
cqb What ship is that?
if necessary)
(Indicate bearing,
ec
What do you make? Rix
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he What, or, Which should(or,would)?.CQp
(she, it, or persons or things indi- What, or, Which should (or, would) I
cated)^ CQD (or, we) do? ~.cqr
What else? lvx What, or, Which should (or, would)
What force? nhz they (or,you) do? cqs
What, or, Which had (has, or, have) ? CQF What size do you want? wez
What sort (or, kind) of ?
.
ZCD What has taken? What success have you (or

...qaz
What, or, Which is? (See Are, above), vessel indi-
CPW cated) had? xcd
What is amiss? efn What variation do you allow? __ jip
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it, What vessel have you boarded? grd
or persons or things indicated) ? . _cpx What vessel takes the next mail? -_efy
What is her name? :sdq What wages? -: ysj
What, or, Which is it? cqg What, or, Which was (or, were)* ..cqt
What is the amount of? egn What way? yxh
What is the cause of your putting back? What width (or, breadth)? het
UDE What, or, Which willI? (See Shall,
What is the current? Do you, or, Do above) - cqk
we feel any current? kgi What will you take? xkb
What is the depth of water on the bar ZCE What winds have you (or vessel indi-
(infeet)1 vq cated) had?
What is the matter? emy What, or, which would? (See Should,
What is the motive? sbd above) -CQP
What is the nameof? SDR ZCF Whatever-soever.
What is the name of the ship (or, signal Which -- cog

station) in sight? vg With what (or, which)? own
What is the nature of? ..,-- sej
What is the meaning of? rnt
What is the range? uhy ZCG Wheat.
What is the reasonof? ifv Wheat cargo hzp
What is the sea like? - trx
What is the sickness? vd ZCH Wheel-ed-ing.
What is the state (condition) of?-- jnb Cogwheel -Izm
What is the temperature? What is the Handwheel -.- - oma
height of the thermometer? xnk Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
What is the variation? jin without disconnecting - qob .
What is there to pay? ,

teu Paddle wheel szg
What is your complement? Jkf Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horsepower to
What is your name (or, number)? __sdt follow, if necessary) szh
What is your opinionof? sen Pinion wheel tkh
What kind (or, sort) of qaz Steam steering wheel wsu
What lengthis ? ..qnf ZCI Wheel. (The wheel.)
What loss? ebh ZCJ Wheel rope.
What, or, Which may? (See Can,
above) cpz Wheft. (See Waft) ysc
What, or, Which might? (See Could,
above) _
cqa When cqu
What, Which must?
or, cqh When am I to? cqv
What number (or, quantity of have When anchored ekd
you? row When are (or, is)? CQW
What, or, Which of the ? cqi When are we? cqx
What, or, Which ought to? cqj When are you? CQY
What port? tov When can (or, may)? CQZ
What proof is there? tys When could (or, might) ? - CRA -
What quantityof? . ._ udx When did he (she, it, or, they) leave?
What quantity of water? udy QLl
What rate (speed)"! uin When did it happen? OMQ
What, or, Which shall(or, will) I?.cqk When did the accident happen? btj
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or, When did you arrive? --EYV
we) do? cql, When did you ground? CK.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or, When, or, What did you hear lastof
we) have? cqm (or, from)? oru
.
WHENWHERE.
"When Continued. When Continued.
When did you leave? qlu When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
When did you pass? tcw have? crz
When did you part companyfrom ?
-_
When shall we be at the rendezvous?
IR UQR
When did you sail? sg When shall (or, will) we have? csa
When did yoti see ? voc When shall (or, will) you? csb
When did you (or, they) separate? .vrj When shall (or, will) you be? csd
When did you write? _zjp When should (or, would)? ess
When do (does, or, did)? ckb When the -_csf
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? cee When the breeze goes down hgi
When do (or, did) they (or, you) _. crf When the captain hxl
When do (or, did) you expect? mnw When the sea has gone down lmp
When do you go to? odb When the tide . xsq
When do you intend to bring up? __ekf When the tide slacks wfs
When do you leave? -Qlu When the tide turns xsr
When do you sail? .. zt When these (or, those) csg
When do you tack? xio When they (their-s) - -. csh
When do you think I am likely to fall in When they are csi
with (vessel indicated)"! msa When was (or, were)? csj
When do you wear?- yxu When was the battle fought? fzb
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or When was the last death? koy
persons or things indicated)"! -__crd When we (our-s) csk
When does he (she, it, or vessel indi- When we are- . -CSL
cated) sail? - vey When were your last observations for
When does it begin (or, commence)? latitude?.--- qif
GDU When will? (See Shall, above) crq
When does the blockade commence? When will be the best time for crossing
GNQ the bar? xm
When donewith crg '_
When will it be high water? ovi
ZCK When empty -ied. When will it end? A lyp
When finished mzi When will it take place? - tlp
When finished coaling ixp When will the end (or, last) be? lyp
When first seen --_nbm When will the tide ebb? XL
When goingto ode When will the tide flow? xj
When had (has, or, have)? ---CRH When will the tide suit xst
When had (or, have) you? cri When will the tide turn? _ xk
When he (she, it, or persons or things When will you be afloat? .--.dqe
indicated) is (or, are) crj When will, you (or, it) be finished?.MZj
When his (her-s, it-s) CRK When will you be readyfor? ukc
When I (my, mine) crl When will you be ready for sea? ukb
When I can (or, may)- r crm When will you board? gre
When I have ran my distance I shall put When will you completewith? -__jku
her head off until lgp When will you have the cargo? ibk
When is? (See Are, above) _ cqw When wind changes zfe
When is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons When would? (See Should, above) -CSE
or things indicated) 1 crn When you-r-s csm
When it lulls RDA When you are ...csn
When last seen qgy When you are complete with jkv
When may? cqz When you float nfg
When inay the bar (or, entrance) be When you meet zls
attempted? fwd When you please ...tmv
When might? 1 CRA
When moored- kzn ZCL Whence.
When more moderate rxn From whence (or, where) bpy
When most convenient JTP
When must? -.cro ZCM Whenever.
When ought? -CRP
When ought I to see (or, sight) ?...vod Where cso
When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB Anywhere eqr
When readyto (or, for) uka Anywhere else ..eqs
When shall (or, will)? crq Beach the vessel where flag is waved (or,
When shall (or, will) be? crs light is shown) fzt
When shall (or, will) he (she it, or per- Elsewhere lvs
sons or thing-s4ndicated)1 crt Everywhere- mjc
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? --CRU Prom whence (or, where) bpy
When shall (or, will) I (they, or, we) do? Nowhere sky
CRV Somewhere - wju
When shall (or, will) I have? crw Where am I (or, are we)? CSQ
When shall (or, will) it be done? __crx Where am I? What is my present posi-
When shall (or, will) they? -CRY "
tion? kz
WHEREWHITWORTH.
Where Continued. Whereabouts csp

Where are (or, is)? ....' csr Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
Where are they? cst the land to know exactly whereabouts
Where are you hound?. - _.sh we are? py
Where are you from? --- si
Where are you going? Csu ZCN Whereas.
Where can (or, may)? CSV
Where could {or, might) ? csw ZCO Wherein. Whereof.
Where did you cross the equator?- .kem
Where do (does, or, did)? csx ZCP Wherever.
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?.csz ZCQ Wherry.
Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
long? * GEY ZCR Whether. *
Where do you intend to bring up? .ekh
Where for? ; cta Which. (See What) cug
Where from? From where? bp-y Before which cpt
Where had (has, or, have)?- ..ctb Which do you think the best? ..:... gib
Where he (she, it, or persons or things Which is (or, are) the best? Which, or,
indicated) is (or, are) ctd What is the best? gif
Where his (her-s, it-s) cte Which is the easiest? lsa
Where I (my, mine) ctf Which is the road to ? ..__ uyq
Where I am (or, weare) ctg Which, or, What of the ?.'
cqi
Where is? (See Are, above) csr Which side? wbo
Where is (or, are) he (she. it, or per- Which way? yxi
sons or things indicated) 1 cth
Where is he (she, or, it) gone (or, go- ZCS While-st.
ing)? 1 odf Between while gix
Where is it to take place (or, be done)? ZCT Itis not worth while.
LIV While he oqd
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ? ZCU While I.
Where is the captain?
SJ zcv While you (or, your).
hxm Whilst in harbor one
Where is the Commander-in-Chief ?.iow
Where is the commanding officer? _.jei zcw Whip.
Where is the, or, Where shall we ren-
dezvous? Uqs zcx Whirl-ed-ing.
Where is the
army? ewp
Where may? (See Can, above) . csv . _ . _ ZCY Whirlpool.
Where might? (See Could, above) .csw
Where must? cti ZDA Whirlwind.
Where ought? ..ctj
Where shall (or, will) ctk ZDB Whistle.
Where shall (or, will) be? ctl Blow steam whistle(or, siren) at inter-
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or, i
vals wd
persons or things indicated) ? ctm Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?_.CTN siren) during fog (or, darkness) .- we
Where shall I find (vessel indicated) ? Steam whistle wsz
MTU ZDC Whistle-ing. To whistle.
Where
Where
shall (or, will) I have?
shall (or, will) they?
cto ZDE Whistling buoy.
_.ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you) ZDF White.
have? __ ctq ZDG White buoy.
Where shall (or, will) we have?
Where shall (or, will) you? .-_
ctr ZDH White flare.
cts ZDI White lead.
Where shall (or, will) you be? otu ZDJ White light".
Where should (or, would)?. __ ctv ZDK White paint.
Where should (or, would) the? ctw
Where should (or, would) they(their-s)?
ZDL Whiten-ed-ing.
Whitesmith ...zdn
CTX
Where the j.
cty
Where they (their-s) .._,_ctz ZDM Whitehead torpedo.
Where they are _ cua
Where was (or, were)?...:.- cub ZDN Whitesmith.
Where was the battle fought? fzc
Where we (our-s) ....cud ZDO Whitewash.
Where we are ctg Whitewashed-ing. To whitewash .yus
Where will you cross the equator? _ken
Where you-r-s cue ZDP Whiting. (Cleaning substance.)
Where you are cuf
Whereabouts csp Whitworth Steel wtq
WHO"WILL.
"Who-m CUH Why Continued.
By whom (or, whose). bka Why had (has, or* have) not? cvl
For whom (or, whose) bpl Why had (or, have) you? cvm
From whom (or, whose) bpz Why had (or, have) you not? cvn
Of whom (or, whose) cgv Why is? --- cuz
On whom (or, whose) cm Why might? cve
To whom (or, whose) coe Why must? cvo
To whom shall I telegraph that all is Why not? cvp
well on board your vessel? xmh Why ought? cvq
We who
Who, Whom
! cpr
cuh
Why shall (or, will)?
Why shall (or, will) not?
cve
cvs
Who are (or, is)? cui Why should (or, would)? cvt
Who are your owners? sym Why should (or, would) not? cvu
Who can (or, may)? cuj Why they (their-s) cvw
Who could (or, might)?- CUM Why was (or, were)? , cvx
Who do (does, or, did)? ctjo Why we (our-s) cvy
Who else? lvy Why were you? cvz
Who had (has, or, have)? cup Why will (or, shall)? cvr
Who is?- -- cui Why would? ...cyt
Who is dead? - kon Why you-r-s u... CWA
Whom is it for? Whom for? nhs
Who is Lloyd's agent? qxj ZDV Wick.

Who is the captain of (ship indi- Lamp wick- -QDJ
cated)1 or, Who is your captain?.HXN
Who may? .- -CUJ ZDW Wide. Width.
Who might? cum How broadis ? hjn
Who must? cuq ZDX It is not wide.
Who ought? cub ZDY It is wide.
Who shall (or, will)? zef What width (or, breadth)? het
Who should (or, would)? cuv Wide berth ghf
Who told (or, said so)? xhz ZEA Widely.
Who was (or, were)? cuw
Who will (or, shall)?-- zef ZEB Widen-ed-ing.
Who would? cuv
Whom does it belong to? gez ZEC Widow-er.
Whom does she (or vessel indicated)
belong to? gfa ZED Wife.
Whose? zdu
With whom (or, whose) cwo Wigtje. (Measure of weight) ban
ZDQ Whole-ly. Will. (See also Shall) cwb

Annul the whole signal vf How will they? bxy
Privy to the whole affair dph I will give you oah
ZDR Whole gale. I will if lean
I will wait until
bks
ysr
ZDS Wholesale. It will do bnv
Not willing. Does not agree dtz
Request you will ust
ZDT Wholesome-ly-ness.
usv
Not wholesome. Unwholesome- Request you will not
ness _----Ylq Shall, or, Will wait ysv
There will be timeto (or, for) xtq
Whooping (Hooping) cough oxt Weather will be yzw
What, or, Which shall (or, will)I?-CQK
Who. ) When will it be done? crx
ZDU Whose. (See also
When will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
cux to)? ukc
Why?
Why am I to?- cuy ZEF Who will, or, shall.
eyw
Why are (or, is)? cuz Will, or, Shall arrive at
Will fgu
Why are you cva assist
readyto (or, for) ukd
Why are you not? cvb Will be
huf Will be sent vqr
Why can (or, may)? sufficient (enough) meb
Why cannot (or, may not)? cvd Will
Will
be
be unableto cys
Why could (or, might)? cve
Why could (or, might) not? cvf ZEG Will close (or, be closed).
Will it be? bix
Why do (does, or, did)? cvg
vi> L
Why do (does, or, did) not? cvh Will it be safe?
Will it do? -- sou
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
cwd
Why do (or, did) you not? ovj Will it have?
Will it prevent? tvm
Why do you not sail? vez
CIU
Why do you put back? -- ude Will not
cvk bov
Why had (has or, have)? Will not do?
. . a
WILLWIND.
Will Continued. Wind Continued.

Will not succeed ... xbz Foul wind nom
Will put *- UDF Gale of wind - nvs
Will remain by you upk Harbour, or, Anchorage is good enough
Will rendezvous at (or, in) --.uqt with winds from _.ox
Will set in vsg Harbour, or, Anchorage is safe with all
Will shift vxa winds oz
Will soon .
Will stand by you
wkc
wqm
Haul your (or, to the) wind
Haul your wind on port tack
opg
ln
Will succeed xca Haul your wind on starboard tack ..lo
Will they act? dio Head to wind oqm
Will visit yrd Head wind oqn
'
Will you act for me (or, )? dip ZEN How have you had the wind?
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)? ZEO How the wind outside?
is
DE ZEP How shall we have the wind?
Will you be on shore today? (Specify ZEQ If the wind abates (or, lulls).
hour, if necessary) koc ZER If the wind continues as at present.
Will you breakfast with me? hfl ZES If the wind shifts.
Will you (or person indicated) buy?-UCF ZET If the wind should freshen.
Will you come? _. jdq If you lose the wind rao
Will you (or person indicated) come on In a gale of wind , nwb
board? grf Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
Will you do it? -_cwe safe with all winds? (Specify which,
Will you get? nzg if necessary) pb
Will you give me (or, my) ?
oan dangerous to lose the wind
It is gc
Will you go?-_ odg ZETT Keep before the wind.
Will you leave? qlv Keep head to wind pyt
Will you make? _.eiy Meteorological or weather report for
Will you make an offer? riz to-day gives moderate winds from
Will you permit? dzq (direction indicated) .- rsh
Will you please? tmw Meteorological or weather report for
Will you put? udg to-day gives strong winds from
Will you send? vqtj (direction indicated) rsi
Will you send for him (or, it, or, her)? Meteorological or weather report for
vow to-day gives winds variable from
Will you stay (or, wait)? wry (direction indicated) rs j
Will you support us? xfb Meteorological or weather report for
Will you (or person indicated) under- to-morrow gives moderate winds
take it? YHX from
(direction indicated) rsl
Will you venture? yov Meteorological or weather report for
Will you wait for the mail? ytd to-morrow gives strong winds from
Will you write? zjq
(direction indicated) _.rsm
Yes, I will ._ zlh Meteorological or weather report for
Yes, it will zli to-morrow gives winds variable from

(direction indicated) rsn
Will, or, Testament xol ZEV More rain than wind.
Not wind enough mdr
ZEH WlLLING-LY-NESS. Nothing but gales of wind nwc
Unwilling-ly-ness _ . . ylr Off, or, From the wind nry
Running before the wind vch
ZEI Win-ning. Won. Shift of wind vwz

has won a great battle at , with a ZEW Should the wind.
loss of killed and wounded reported ZEX The wind is
at fzd ZEY The wind is going to change.
ZEJ Winch. ZFA The wind will come from the
Steam winch wtb To, or, By the wind hpq
ZFB Too much wind.
ZEK Wind-ing. Wound. To wind. ZFC Trade wind.
Winding tackle zpr Variable wind yod
ZFD What wind leads through the passage
ZEL Wind. (See also Force op Wind.) (or, entrance)?
Anemometer. Wind gauge - elo What winds have you (or vessel indi-
Baffling wind ',
psc cated) had? :ZCE

ZEM Before the wind. When it lulls. The first lull rd
Between wind and water giy When the wind (or, breeze) hgj
By the wind hpq ZFE When wind changes.
Calm and light winds htm Where did you fall in with the trades
Delayed by contrary winds ksd monsoon)?
(or, rym
Detained by contrary winds ksd Where did you lose the trades (or
Fair wind mre monsoon) ?^ rbi
Force of wind _nia Whirlwind _.zda
.
WINDWISH.
Wind Continued. ZGE Winter.

Wind a gale. nvs ZGF Had, or, Has winter set in at -* ?
ZFG Wind and weather permitting. Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter
ZFH Wind appears to be steady.
broken up at ?- :pbj
ZFI Wind fresh. ZGH In the winter.
Wind gauge. Anemometer elo Last winter qgw
ZFJ Wind has abated outside. ZGI Next winter.
ZFK Wind has not abated outside. ZGJ Through the winter.
Wind is going to change :. zey Warm, or, Winter clothing for rvx
ZFL
ZFM
Wind light.
Wind strong. ZGK Winter has regularly set in at
ZFN Wind will freshen.
ZGL Winter quarters.
ZFO Winds from the With wind . from ZGM Winter-ed-ing. To winter.
the.
ZFP Winds have mostly been. ZGN Wire.
Windsail zfv Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable) pnt
Magnesium wire reo
Steel- wire hawser wto
Wind gauge. Anemometer elo ZGO Telegraph wire.
Wire cable hawser)(or, hse
ZFQ WlNDBOTJND AT. ZGP Wire rigging.
I have been, or, Vessel indicated has Wire rope vad

been detained days windbound at
(place indicated) kye ZGQ Wise-ly. Wisdom.
ZGR Wish-ingto (or, for).

ZFR Winding tackle. (See also Tackle. ) Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes. _dky
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to
ZFS Windlass. know dkz
Bring it to the windlass him Admiral, Senior officer wishes to see
or,
Damaged the windlass kje you (or person indicated) dla
Steam windlass wtc Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you as soon as convenient dlb
ZFT Windmill. ZGS Do you wish ?
Do you wish to be reported? ub
ZFU Window. Do you wish your arrival reported ?.eyc
Cabin window hqg ZGT Does not wish it (or, that).
I do not wish to show a light qrx
ZFV Windsail. I should wish to know the nature of the
Hoist windsails owe sickness, if any, before I send my boat
(or, communicate) PC
ZFW Windward. I wish for orders from Mr.
my owner, ,
Beat (work) to windward.

ZFX
Far enough to windward mdg I
at
wish to be taken in tow'
wish to buy
xw
hoy
sw
Keep more to windward pzb I
Keep to windward ly I wish to communicate; close. iux
Keep to windward of vessel chasing, I wish to communicate personally.. jgc
pzo I wish to land passengers qeg
Keep to windward until you are picked I wish to obtain, orders from my owner,
up .- pzq Mr. at ,
sw
Let your boats keep to windward until I wish to see you before you go on shore,
they are picked up fd OCN
Look out to windward Qzw I wish to see you on shore vnu
Shoal water, or, Danger to windward, I wish to signal; come within easy sig :
KLI nal distance vj
ZFY To windward. ZGU
I wish to speak to you

If you wish it (or, that).
wmk
We are to windward of the harbor (or,

anchorage) eli ZGV It is my
wish that.
Work-ed-ing (beat) to windward. --ZFX Owners wished me to inform you..SYK
Signal the name of place where you wish
ZGA Wine. to be reported by telegraph wdp
Australian wine : fmh Stranger, or, Vessel bearing wishes
ZGB Burgundy wine. to communicate .-_ wzd
Champagne ..ikc They, or, I wish to abandon, but have
Claret isd not the means aj
Madeira wine kej Vessel seriously damaged; wishto.trans-
Port wine tpc fer passengers hm
ZGC Rhine wine.
vwr
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your distinguishing signals .dyt
Sherry
Spirits of wine wnt Vessels that wish to be reported, show
ZGD Wine glass. your distinguishing signals. EA
WISHWORK.
Wish Continned. Without Continued.

' Vessels that wish to be reported on Without a doubt-- lmb
leaving, show your distinguishing Without any motive , sbe
signals eb Without arms ygj

Wish to communicate by (or, with) . jgf Without assistance fgx
Wish to enter port or dock tm Without authority, or, Unauthorized,
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer, FMZ
GU Without damage kjt
Wish to see you voe ZHG Without fail.
ZGW Wish to speakto (or, with). ZHI Without favor.
Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, passage), Without hesitation ; oum
TDL Without loss --.RBJ
ZGX Wish you would. Without payment tev
ZGY Wished. Without permission tgk
Without risk uye
With cwp
Are, or, Is with ber ZHJ Withstand-ing-stood.
Me with ceg
Not with---. cgk ZHK Witness-ed-ing. v
That with cly Eyewitness mqi
Was, or, Were with cpb
When donewith crg ZHL Woke. Wakeing. (See also Awake.)
With cwf
With all sails set vfa ZHM Woman.
With arms evg Clothing .for female passengers.
With complete success jkx Women's clothing ivr
With him (his, her-s, it-s) cwg Females on board mvq
With me (my, mine) .cwh Have you any women on board? gqh
With moderate-ion rxo I have no women on board gqk
With much pleasure tmx
With passengers tdw Won. (See Win) ._ zei
With pleasure. I will accept dca
With steam up tmc ZHN Wood-ed.
With that (or, this) cwj ZHO Can not procure wood.
With the cwi Dyewood - lqk
With the captain hxo Firewood nac
With the tide. xsv You can get any quantity of firewood,
With the view (or, object) smk NAT
With them (their-s) cwk ZHP WOOL-LY.
With these (or, those) owl
With tools xvi ZHQ Woollen.
With us (our-s) cwm
With what (or, which) cwn ZHR word-ed-ing.
With whom (or, whose) cwo Byword -.hpu
With you-r-s _ cwp Password tdy
With your permission . tgj
ZHS Wore. (See also Wear.)
ZHA Withdraw-n-ing-drew.
ZHB Have, or. Has been withdrawn. ZHT WORK-ED-ING. TO WORK.
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac- Bell buoy damaged; not working. .gen
count of ice pbo Board of Works gpf
ZHC Shall, or, Will be withdrawn. Boiler working on seating gwr
ZHU Can work up to revolutions.
ZHD Withhold-ing-held. Crew disaffected will not work . . .kcn
;
Crew discontented; will not work.Kco

ZHE Within. Day's work .. knd
Come within hail jda Dead works (of a ship) kol
I shall pass within hail OLE Earth work lrq
Keep within hail _olp Engine does not work well mbd
Keep within sightof wcb Engine works very well . _ . . mbn
Pass within hail olg Engines working badly 1 frm
Send a boat within hail gui Engines working on seating . mcp
Within range uhz Fireworks NAD
You are within range of the batteries Have you anyone that can work at a
(or, of the guns) go forge? nle

Light on is not working satisfactorily,
ZHF Without. QSH
Date not known. Without date . .klw My working pressure is tus
If it can (or, may) be done without risk, ZHV No boat fit for the work.
TJYA One screw disabled can work the other,
;
Not without permission tgf MW

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WORKWRITE.
Work Continued. Wound Continued.
Propeller worked loose tzo has won a great battle at with a
Upper -works ymb of killed and wounded reported
loss'
What is your working pressure?- --TUV at --- fzd
Work badly frx losses in killed and wounded
's reported
Work expansively mnb at QAR
ZHW Work-ed-ing in.
ZHX Work out. Wove. (See Weave) zab
ZHY Work pump.
Work, or, Beat to windward zfx ZIQ Wrap-fed-fing-er.
Worked-ing very badly fry
Worked-ing well zbo ZIR Wreck.
Working her own engines
Working oneengine.,
-MCF ZIS A complete wreck.
mcg Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
Working party .__ tcf wrecked in distress)
(or, zu
Working steam pressure is TUS lam (or vessel indicated is) a complete
You may work the semaphore vo wreck JKP
ZIT I shall stand about to see if I can pick
ZIA Workman-ship. up anything from wreck.
Was there anyone on board? -EQC
Is, or,
ZIB World. Lost sight of wreck . ray
ZIU Off the wreck.
ZIC Worm. zrv On the wreck.
Worm-eaten lsj Passed a wreck TCP
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
Worn yxv tude to follow, if necessary), but
Pump gear worn out (or, defective) -UBJ could not render any assistance;
people still on board zv
ZID Worse. Worst. Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
ZIE Could, or, Might be worse. tude to follow, if necessary), but was
ZIP It will be worse. unable to ascertain whether any people
ZIG Much worse. were on board --.' zw
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi-
ZIH Worth. tude to follow, if necessary) no one ;
Is it worth while shifting berth? gfv on board __zx

It is not worth while zct Pieces of the wreck have been found (or,
ZIJ It worth.
is picked up) tib
ulg
Not worth getting ofl, Receiver of wreck
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) ..dqc Shipwrecked vyl
Seaworthy vli zrw The wreck of
zix Vessel indicated has been wrecked.
ZIK WORTHLESS-NESS. What has become of wreck? gcq
Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
Would. (See Should) cjo (Bearing to follow, if necessary) __zy
I would shift my berth as soon as pos- ZIY Wreck buoy.
sible gft ZJA Wreck being pillaged.
is
Wish you would zgx ZJB Wreck will be sold.
Would recommend. Would advise.DOR ZJC Wreck-ed-ing. To wreck.
ZJD Wrecked on the coast.
ZIL Wound-ed-ing.
Anyone hurt (or, wounded)? eqb ZJE Wrecker.
Badly, or, Seriously wounded frl
Boiler burst;
men killed, others ZJF Wrist.
wounded Au
Boiler burst; number of killed and ZJG Writ.
wounded not yet known ax
Boiler burst ; several men wounded. - az ZJH Write-ing-ten. Wrote. To write.
Dangerously wounded (or, hurt) ; acci- Do you intend to write from ? pos
dent AL Forward following telegraphic message
Gunshot wound. Accident happened, by signal letters instead of writing it
DCI at length - xb
ZIM How are thewounded?
wounded? ZJI Has he (or, she) or. Have they written?
ZIN How many ZJK Have, or, Has not written.
Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)? eqb ZJL Have, or, Has written.
ZIO Killed and wounded. ZJM I have written.
wounded
Many -- - Rkn I intend writing pow
SJ p I will wait whilst you write- yst
None wounded
Number of and wounded not yet
killed ZJN In writing.
known.-- > p Send following message by post to own-
Slightly wounded: was ers (or, to Mr. ) at
by signal let-
,
ZIP The wounded are. ters instead of writing it at length.wz

. ) .
. WRITEYARD.
Write Continued. ZKH Y. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,

Send following telegraphic message by- seepage 13.)
signal letters instead of writing it at
length. xb ZKI Yacht-ed-ing.
ZJO Shall I write? Lloyd's Yacht Register r <jxe
ZJP When did you write? Royal yacht vbc
ZJQ Will you write? Royal Yacht Squadron ...wpg
ZJR Write immediately. ZKJ Union des Yachts.
ZJS Write to the owner. rkc
Yacht club. -- iwe
Writing. (Manuscript)
ZJT Writing paper. ZKL Yam.
ZJU Written orders.
ZJV Wrote to on Yard. (Measure of length) axe
Cubic yard* aye
ZJW Writer. Square yard..'. axz
Typewriter yfr
ZKM Yard. (Ship's.
ZJX Wrong-kd-ing. To wrong. Brace round your head yards hdo
Can I get a mainyard at ? nyg
ZJY Wrong-ly. Can I get a spar for a fore yard at ?.nis
Anything wrong with the engines?- -RD Crossjack yard kef
I have wrong papers on board tak Dimensions of
yard are
feet in
ZKA I was wrong. length ;
inches in the slings.. _lak
Very wrong-ly ypu Double topsail yards xwd
ZKB Wrong meaning. Fore royal yard niz
ZKC Wrong place. Fore topgallant yard nji
ZKB Wrong side. Fore topsail yard njp
Wrong way. _yxj Fore yard njq
Fore yard gone in the sling njr
ZKE Wrought. Fore yard sprung njs
ZKF Wrought iron. Haulyard, or, Halliard _ --.olq
Head yard oqp
I have carried away fore yard nkh
I have carried away main yard RGE
ZKN I have carried away topsail yard.
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
sail yard kji
I have sprung (or, damaged) mainyard,
KJL
I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard ...kjm
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top-
sail yard KJN
Iron yard ptb
Jigger royal yard and sail pvs
Jigger topgallant yard and sail pvt
Jigger topsail yard and sail pvu
Jigger yard and sail -.. pvw
ZKG X. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling, Lower fore topsail yard nki
seepage 13.) Lower main topsail yard rgf
Lower mizzen topsail yard rwo
Lower spanker topsail yard wlu
Lower yard rci
Main royal yard rgp
Main topgallant yard ehb
Main topsail yard Rhf
Main topsail yard sprung .... rhg
Mainyard ...rhi
Main yard sprung RHJ
Mizzen royal yard rwu
Mizzen topgallant yard ewt
Mizzen topsail yard ..rxc
Royal yard vbd
ZKO Spritsail yard (or, gaff)
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated) ~ - - RCK
Steel yard _.wtp
Top your lower yard xvo
Topgallant yard xvu
j )
YARDYOU.
Yard Continued. ZLM Yet.

Topsail yard xwr By and bye. Not yet hpx
Upper fore topsail yard nk Do not begin yet GDQ
Upper main topsail yard rhk ZLN It not yet.
is
Upper spanker topsail yard xwo Not begun yet gdt
Upper topsail yard xwi Not yet. By and bye iipx
Upper yard ymc Nothing decisive yet kpv
What are the dimensions of main yard? ZLO She is (or,has) not yet.
LAO The cargo is not yet sold iba
What are the dimensions of your fore
yard? lap ZLP Yield-ed-ing.
ZKP Yard arm.
ZKQ Yard rope. Yin. (Measure of length) -_axp
Yard. Ship yard. Shipbuilding yard, ZLQ Yoke-d-ing.'

vxy
Dock yard ljt ZLR Yonder.
Victualling yard yqm
You-r-s CWT
ZKR Yarn. After you-r-s cwr
Spun yarn wpb Are, or, Is you-r-s --BES
As you-r-s fbw
ZKS Yaw-ed-ing. Before you-r-s ...cws
By you-r-s + ___bkc
ZKT Yawl. Can, or, "May you-r-s? - - -BKO
Could, or, Might you-r-s? blj

ZKU Year. Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s? bmq
ZKV Half year-ly. For you-r-s bpm
Last year -Q.GX From you-r-s bcja
ZKW Leap year. Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? brf
ZKX Next year. Had, or, Have you been?
Had, vr, Have you done?:
bfv
bsiw
Several years
ZKY This year. Had, or, Have you had? - beg
ZLA Yearly. How are you?..
How do (or, did) you? bxm
bxi
ZLB Yeast. How shall (or, will) you? bxu

If you-r-s --.cbp
ZLC Yellow. If you are - cbq
Has yellow fever diminished at ? mwi If you are not CBR
Has yellow fever disappeared at ?.mwj If you can (or, may) CBS
I have had cases of yellow fever on If you can not (or, maynot) cbt
hoard mwi If you could (or, might) ---' cbu
I have had no cases of yellow fever on If you could (or.might) not cbv
hoard -_mwl If you do (or, did) cbw
Is there yellow fever at mwo ? If you do (or, did) not cbx
cby
Yellow fever mwt If you had (or, have)
Yellow fever has diminished at mwu If you had (or, have) not cbz
Yellow fever has disappeared at mwv If you shall (or, will) cda
Yellow fever is raging at mwx If you shall (or, will) not cdjj
ZLD
Yellow paint. If you should (or, would)
If you should (or, would) not
cde
cdp
men of the crew have heen ill of yel-
cdg
low fever (number to follow) ..mwt If you were
passengers have heen ill of yellow If you were not cdh
cdr
fever (number to follow) mwz In you-r-s
May, etc. (See Can, above.
Yen. (Coin) avg Might, etc. See Could, above. )
Must you-r-s? cfe
ZLE Yeoman-ry. Not you-r-s cgl
Of you-r-s -- .-CGw
Yes -- -C, or, Code Flag over c Onyou-r-s... ,--Chj
ZLF Yes, I am. HUG Ought you-r-s to? i ClD
Yes, I can -.
Shall, or, Will you-r-s ? - CJD
ZLG Yes, I have. Shall,or, Will you be? bhi
ZLH Yes; I will. Shall,or, Will you do it? bod
ZLI Yes, will.
it Shall,or, Will you not ? cje
Shall,or, Will you not be ? bhj
ZLJ ^"est erdat
knu Shall,or, Will you not do it? boe

The day before yesterday Should, or, Would you-r-s? cjx
Yesterday afternoon dsa
Yesterday evening MIN Than you-r-s ^ ckm
Yesterday morning SAP That you-r-s . clz
To you-r-s cop
ZLE Yesterday's post. _. _.
1092907 29
) )
YOU ZANZIBAR.
You Continued. You Continued.

Was, or, Were you-r-s? cpd You might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Were you? .cpl You must cfk
Were you not? cpm You must be I.bjf
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s? You must not cfl
CPY You must not be . bjg
.'
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they, You ought to cij
or, we)? cqe You ought not to cik
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or, You ought not to be bji
they) do? ...cqn You ought to be. bjh
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or, You shall (or, will) cjk
they) have? cqo You shall (or, will) be bjk
What, or, which should (or, would) you You shall (or, will) have btf
(or, they) do? ._-,. CQS You shall (or, will) not cjl
When are you?.... cqy You shall (or, will) not be bjl
When do (or, did) you (or, they) ?_ -CRF You shall (or, will) no't have btg
When had (or, have) you? cbi You should (or, would) ckd
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or, You should (or, would) be bjm
we) do? crv You should (or, would) have bth
When shall (or, will) you ? csb You should (or, would) not cke
When shall (or, will) you be? csd You should (or, would) not be bjn
When shall (or, will) you (or, they) You should (or, would) not have bti
have?. cez You were cpn
When you-r-s csm You were not cpo
When you are csn You were not to be bjp
ZLS When you meet. You were to be bjo
Where are you from? si You will, etc. (See Shall, above. )
Where are you going? csu You would, etc. (See Should, above.
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?.-csz Your ability to..^ cyd
Where shall (or, will) you ? cts Your absence dbg
Where shall (or, will) you be? ctu Your boat gvk
Where shall (or, will) you (or, they) Your departure ktz
have? ctq Your instructions (or, orders) pnm
Where you-r-s cue Your man rpk.
Where you are cup Your order (or, instructions) pnm
While you (or, your) zcv
Why are you? cva ZLT Young.
Why are you not? cvb ZLU Younger-est.
Why do (or, did) you? cvi
Why do (or, did) you not? cvj ZLV Yourself.
Why had (or, have) you?
Why had (or, have) you not?
cvm
cvn
Avail yourself of
Place yourself
fod
tlk
Why were you? cvz
Why you-r-s? owa ZLW YOUTH-FUL-LY-NESS.
Will you do it? cwe
With you-r-s cwp ZLX Youyou. (Small boat.)
You-r-s cwt
You are , bey
You are not bez
You are to put udh
You can (or, may) bkx
You can (or, may) be biy
You can (or, may)have ._ bsy
You can not (or, may not) bky
You can not (or, may not) be biz
You can not (or, pay not) have bsz
You could (or, might) blr
You could (or, might) be bja
You could (or, might) not bls
You could (or, might) not be bjc
You do (or, did) bow
You do (or, did) not box
You had (or, have) bta
You had (or, have) been bjd
You had (or, have) done boy
You had (or, have) had bto ZLY Z. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
You had (or, have) not btd seepage 13.)
You had (or, have) not been bje
You had (or, have) not done boz Zac. (Measure of capacity) ayz
You had (or, have) not had _bte
You may, etc. (See Can, above. ZMA Zanzibar-ee. Zanzibar Colors.
) )
ZARFAPPENDIX
Zarf. {Measure of capacity) Ayr APPENDIX.

ZMB Zeal-otts-ly. ZNA -Report me to Maritime Association,
ZMC or, Are very zealous.
Is, New York.
ZMD Your zeal has been particularly noticed ZNB -Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phil-
by. adelphia.
ZNC -Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso-
ZME Zenith. ciation, San Francisco.
ZMF In the zenith. ZND -Veal.
ZNE -Hardware.
ZMG- Zephyr. ZNF -Chapel.
ZNG -O'clock.
Zer, or, G-uz. (Measure of length).. awc ZNH -Watch. (Timepiece.)
ZNI -Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.
ZMH Zero. ZNJ r Strake.
ZMI degrees below zero. ZNK -Kroner. (Coin.)
ZNL -Doppelzentner. ( Measure of weight.
ZMJ Zigzag. ZNM -Cubic centimeter.
ZTO -Cubic millimeter.
ZMK Zinc. ZNP -Cubic meter.
Chloride of zinc iph
Sulphate of zinc xdh
ZML Zinc plate.
ZMN Zodiac.
ZMO Sign of the zodiac.
Zolotnick. (Measure of weight) bcn
ZMP Zone.
ZMQ Frigid zone. xnd
Temperate zone
Torrid zone. Torrid xyc
ZMR ZOOLOGY-ICAL.
GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED IN THEIR ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

Notations.
B. Bay. Hr. Harbor. Pt. Point, Pointe.
C. Cape, Capo, Cap. I. Island. K. River.
Ch. Channel. Lt. Light. Sh. Shoal.
F. Fort. Lt. V. Light vessel. Str. Strait.
G. Gulf. Mt. Mount, Mont.
Hd. Head. P. Port, Porto, Puerte.
AALB.EKALBATROSS.
Aalbeek adqm Adelaide arux Aguilar, C. D' anyx

Aalborg adpv Adelaide, P artjy Agulhas, C alwy
Aale Hd adhm Adelaide R arjf Agweh alns
Aalesund aboj Aden amse Ahlbeck aczj
Aardals abqx Aden, G. of amol Ahorcados I ahnv
Aarhus adkc Adige R aitm Ahuriri Bluff atle
Aas Vser abkb Adin Kerke aehp Ahus acpq
Aaro I adgn Adler Grund Lt. V adbn Ahwaz amdr
Aarosund adgm Admiralty G arkp Aian, P aosd
Aasgaardstrand abxt Admiralty Hd atzm Aichiu aole
Abaco axir Admiralty I aqtjs Aigues-Mortes ahqv
Abaco I., Great axin Admiralty Inlet atzg Aiguille, C. de 1' akyg
Abb6, Pont L' aglu Adour R agtp Aiguillon agpc
Abbeville, P. d' afyn Adrianople akbn Ailly, Pt. d' 1 afyv
Abd-al-kuri amok Adriatic aiql Ailsa Craig aexz
Aberaeron aest Adra ahid Air Pt AEtTD
Aberbenoit, L' agjk Adrampatam anpo Aird R. aqtb
Aberdeen afip Adramyti aknu Ai'todor", C akhp
Aberdeen Docks, Hongkong anye .
Adventure B Aix, He d' agqv
asgl
Aberdovey aesv Ajaccio aibr
Adventure, P athc
Abergele aety Mbelo adhb Ajano, P aknx
Abervrac'h R agjh iEgina Ajighiol Spit Lt. V akgj
ajod
Aberystwith aesu Ajuda ahcm
jEroskiobing adie
Abo (Africa) alov Akabah G amrb
iEtna. Mt aikz
Abo (Baltic) acqg Akaroa Hr atjc
Abomeh, Abomey
Afghanistan '.
aifn Akashi apbn
or, alob Aflandshage adoc
Abrolhos Rocks avwm Africa aktb
Akassa , alot
Absecon azmf Akba almi
Abu Ail Is amew Africa, British Central ambs Akedo alor
Abukir B akub
Africa, British East amlu Akerman akpu
Africa, German East amjv
Aburatani B aovg Akishi aplj
Aburatsu Hr aoym
Africa Rock ahzb Akka aksn
Abu Thabi :ir alcp Akkra alnh
amtr ,
Abydos Castle ajxe I AMIW Akroteri, C ajrv

Abyssinia amps Agafia aqvn Akyab , ankz
Acajutla auqh Agastira B ajou Alabama axctj
Acapulco auob Agate Hr beoh Alabama City axcv
Aceitera Sh ahfk Agay Road ahus Alagoas Province avyz
Acheh Hd., or, Acheen Hd..APQj Agde AHQG Aland Isles acpx
Achill Hd afrv Agdenes ablx Alandskar acje
Aci Reale aiky Agerness adji Alas Str aqns
Acklin I axkh Agerso adhb Alaska atpi
Aconi Pt bcti Agger adrb Alassio ahwp
Acre aksn Aghaliman akqm Alaya. .'
akqg
Acul AXTQ Agiabampo aumh Albai aqpz
Adalia akqc Agon acls Albani R almp
Adams, P aokh Agon, Pt. d' : agej Albania ajgm
Adams Pt aude Agropoli auf Albany arpq
Adda alnm Aguada B anbj Albany P beyx
Addison Pt baun Aguadilla axwb Albatross I amiv
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ALBEMARLEANKATSAOKA.
Albemarle Canal aywf Almadabra ahkf Amour Pt .beqj

Albemarle I auvj Almadabra (Morocco) albc Amoy . .aobi
Albemarle Sound aytl Almadi, or, Almadies Pt alge Ampenan B .aqnm
Albenga ahwi Almagrundet Lt. V aciv Amping .AOCK
Alberoni aitr Al Manama amtz Amposta .AHLK
Albert, P. f N. Z.) atbl Almeida B amcn Ampurias -AHND
Albert, P. (Victoria) asbm Almeria ahij Amrun I . .ADSP
Alberton ( Pr. Ed. I.) bdev Almina Pt albf Amsterdam -AEBD
Alberton (Queensland) asqz Almirante B awof Amsterdam I .AMJU
Alberton (Victoria) asbo Almissa ajdt Amur B . AOPS
.
Albino Pt . . . : alue Almufiecar ahgt Amur R .AORG

Albir Pt ahjv Alnses abol Anaa atoll .ARGV
Alboran I ahib Alnmouth afky Anacapa I . .AUJY
Albrahoa B avti Aln6 acmb Anadolu Hissari I ..AKCN
Albreda alhw Alonyi ajzl Anadyr R ..APOE
Albue Pt adms Alpena begl Anaga Pt ALFC
. .
Albufera ahkn Alprech, C afyi Anam .ANVW

Alcala B akzx Alps aiut Anama Hr . .APLY
Alcanada Islet ahot Als adpq Anama saki spit Lt. V. . . . APKT
Alcantara awcz Als I ADGE Anamaboe . .ALNF
Alcatraz I (Africa) alix Alsentia atsd Anamba Is . .APXU
Alcatraz I (Cal.) augj Als Sound adgh Anamur C .AKQH
Alcudia ahos Altagracia awlm Anapa . .AKJR
Aldabra I amji Altacarry Hd aftl Anaphi . AJRX
.
Aldan B agzl Altamaha R aykx Anastasia B . AJKE

.
Aldborough afom Altata aumn Anaetasia I. (Fla.) . .AYJE

Alderney .agcw Altea ahjw Anastatia I. (Black Sea). . .AKDO
Alegre, P avrk Alten Fiord abgp Anatoli, C . .AKCZ
Aleutian Is atro Alten abgt Anatolia .AKNM
artm Anclam ACZS
Alexander, F atrk Althorpe I . . .
Alexander, P alud Altona aduw Anclote cays . .AXFE

Alexandretta akro Altwarp aczi Ancon . .AUYR
Alexandria (Egypt) akuc Alvarado awsv Ancona . ..AISE
azce AlWakra amts Ancud ..AVIH
Alexandria (Va.)
Alexandrina, Lake arvw Amahlongwana R alyv Andaman Is . .ANMT
akgw Amahoi aqpz Andenses Lt ..ABHL
Alexandrovsk
Alexandrovsk (Kola) abfq Amai, P apcj Andramatuba . AMGW
Alexandrovski aorf Amain aijb Andrava B . .AMEB
ahle ajvd Andreievsky . . ATQN
Alfaques, P Amaliopolis
alyd Amaracao awct Andreas, C . .AKRH
Alfred, P. (Africa)
Amargoso' R awcf Andros . . .AJQP
Alfred, P. (S. Australia} artjl
aicb Amastra aknc Andros I . . .AXJC
Algajola
avfq Amazon R awe Androth I . .ANDG
Algarrobo
ahfq Ambavarane amdw Ane, L',Bank ..AHTQ
Algeciras
akyn Ambavatobi B amgn Anegada ..AXZQ
Alger ..AQYG
Algeria akwy Amber, C amdr Aneityum
Amberno R aqtx Ange Gardien, L' .-BDSU
Alghero aiey
Amboina aqpr Angeles, Los (Cal.) AUIY
Algier akyn . . .
Ambondro R amfn Angeles, P. (Mexico)... .AUOL

Algiers awyk .
AVFE
AlgoaB alxy Ambong apyw Angeles Pt . . .
Algodonales B avct Ambre amde Angelos, P. (Wash.) . . Al'CF .
alsv Anger ..APIIS

Alguada Reef anlw AmbrizB .
akzu Ambrizette alsr Angermannaelf . . ACMH

Alnucemas AGPM
Ali-Agha P akob Amedeel aqyr Angers . . .
Ameland adyv Angiang . . .ANVF

Alibagh amzi
AYJZ Anglesea . . .AETJ
Alicante ahjq Amelia I
Alicudi aiom America B aos Angoche R . . .AMBZ
auqf Angola . .ALSQ
Alistro ahzx America, Central .
atoz Angra ALDC

Aliwal alxk America, North . . .
auwo Angra dos Reis AVTK

America, South
.
AliwalSh alyw .
..ALUQ
.
adzo American Shs axhg Angra Pequefia .
Alkmaar bcwx Angsa Pulo ..ANRO

AlKatif amuc Ametlsle .
anoj Anguilla .AYBC

Al Kuweit Hr amue Amherst (Moulmein) . .
Amherst Hr. (N. S.) bcat Annatomirim Islet. . . . AVSB

. .
Allegranza alec
Amherst (Pr. Ed. I.) bdfn Anholtl . . . ADPH
Alleppi ancs
Arnica Pt ajct Anholt Knob Lt. V ADPI
Alligator R arid
amjd Anjer .APUS .
Alligator' Reef axhm Amirante Is .
afju Amok aqni Anjer, New ...APUV

Alloa almg Anjer, Old .APUT
Allor aqol Amokwa . .
AMFH
acki Amorgo ajrp Ankatsaoka B . . .
Allsta, or, Hallsta

454 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKBANGED. PaBT II.
ANKOBRAAUSTRALIA.
Ankobra R alms Archer Pt asyh Arthur R asfc

Ann, C bajp Arctic Ocean abcd Arvoredo I avsf
Anna B aonv Ardglass Hr afue Arzeu, or, Arzew akyx
Annade Chaves B alqg Ardmore afwn Arzic Pt agno
Anna Maria B argl Ardnakinna Pt . . afqb Arzila albn
Annapolis (Md.) azdl Ardnamurchan afbz Arzobispo aqvp
Annapolis (N. S.) bcfd Ardrossan (Clyde) aeyk Asab ampj
Annatam aqyg Ardrossan (S. Australia) arun Asaba aloz
Annatto B axre Arecibo axwp Asafi ALBZ
Annesley B ampo Arena Pt. (Cal.) aufq Asan Anchorage aolv
Annisquam bajl Arena Pt. (Cent. Am.) auwk Ascension I alux
Annobon I alqh Arenas Pt aury Ashanti alng
Annunziata, P. Torre del. .aihq
. Arendal abwf Ashburton atiz
Afio Nuevo Pt auhm Arendsee adcg Ashley R aype
Anse, L' bbot Arensburg acud Ashfafi Reef amqi
Anse de Perros aghr Arenys de Mar ahml Ash-Shehr amsi
Anse du Pouldu agmo Arequipa avbp Ashtabula bedv
Ansiola Pt ahpb Ares agxs Asia amqu
Antibes ahve Argao Pt aqis Asia Minor akjm
Anticosti I bdlh Argentario Mt aipr Asmara I aife
Antifer, C. d' afze Argentiera C aifd Askevold abpz
Antigonish bcvw Argentina avkx Askold I aocjm
Antigua aycn Argos AJNL As Ness ADL8
Antioch akrq Argostoli ajkg As Rocas awby
Antioche agqs Arguello Pt auil Aspra Spitia ajli
Antiparos ajrl Arguin B alpv Assateague azgx
Anti-Paxo ajhw Argyle bcgz Assens adhq
Antipodes Is aton Arholma ackd Assini R almk
Antivari ajgk Arica avcd Asso AJIZ
Antofagasta avde Arichat bcpz Assumption I amjh
Antongil B amep Arildslage acdl Astoko AJKU
Antonio, P axrc Arizona aulq Astoria (N. Y.) azpo
Antsirana amdv Arkhangel abeo Astoria (Or.) audg
Antwerp ( Anvers) aegs Arklow afvk Astrolabe B aqtr
Anvil Pt aems Arklow Bank, North, Lt. V.afvp Astrolabe Road aten
Anzio aigj Arklow Bank, South, Lt. V.afvr Asturias agwi
Aomori aotq Arko acip Asuncion avpe
Aotea atmf Arkona, C adbm Atacames auvb
Aotea Hr atcf Aries .. ahre Atifu atoll ares
Apaiang aqwc Armeghon angm Atalaia Pt awdq
Apalachicola axet Ar-Men Rock agld Atami aphb
Aparri aqez Armenia aklz Atchafalaya R awxs
Apenrade adgi Armenisti, C ajrc Athens ajop
Apia akej Armi, C. dell' aikg Athos, Mt ajwd
Apollo B ARXU Arnam R aosj Atico AVBH
Apollonia akst Arnaut Kioi .tikby Atkinson Pt atuy
Apple Hd bcaz Arnauti, C akqw Atlantic City azmc '
Appledore aepo Arnel Pt aldi Atlantic Ocean alck

Appomattox R aywu Arnemuiden aefw Atsuta apfu
Apruague R awfq Arnhem B arip Attu I ATRS
Aquin axvc Amis adfe Aucanda Islet ahot
Arabat B akim Arno R ahxw Auckland atms
Arabia amsd Arosa agyw Auckland Is atoj
Arablar ajzp Ar-Rabbah amos Aucutta I ; ANDI
Aracaju, P avyp Arran aezj Audierne agln
Araeati awcj Arran Is afrl Aue AQZL
Arafura Sea aqph Ari'anmore (Aran I .
) afsp Augusta (S. Australia) arsl
Arago, C aueh Arrecife Pt alem Augusta (Me.) balh
Arakan R anlc Arroroi aqhk Augusta, P. (Sicily) aile
Arama aqzo Arroyo axwz Augusta, P. (B. C.) atvw
Aranci B aidf Arm Is aqpi Augustenburg adgf
Arang Arang Anchorage anrx Arsa Canal aixu Aujouan I amde
Aransas awty Arsachena G aics Auray agob
Arari apgs Arsila albn Aurich adxu
Arauco avhi Arsuf AKST Auskerry afex
Arbe P ajbn Art I aqzk Aussen Jade Lt. V adwm
Arbroath afiv Arta G ajig Austral Is . arhs
Arcachon agti Artaki B ajzt Australia arhw
Arcadia G ajlv Arthur, P aokm Australia, North arhx
Arcadins axti Arthur, P. (Tasmania) asgz Australia, South arqg
AUSTRALIABARQUE.
Australia, West arkg Bagnara aijz Banda aqpn

Austria aivb Bagnkop adil Bander Abbas amvp
Ava ANMO Bagno P aihe Bander Marayeh amor
Avatcha B apnh Bagot Pt BDLN Bandol ahsv
Aveiro ahbk C
Bagur, ahms Bandon anty
Avenza ahxs Bahama Bank aexh Banes, P axmd
Avernako adhv Bahama Is axil Banff afie
Avery awxm Bahia avxs Bangaai Archipelago aqmi
Avery Rock bavi Bahia Blanca avmz Bangalong alje
Avignon ahrj Bahia Blanca Lt. V avmy Bangkok anuj
Aviles AGWK Bahia de Cadiz cay axng Bangkok River Lt. V anuk
Avola ailo Bahia Honda (Colombia)., awlq Bangor (Wales) aetq
Avolos I. (Torre Avolos) aim? Bahia Honda (Cuba) axod Bangor (Ireland) aftv
Avon R. (England) aeqg Bahia Honda (Panama) ausr Bangor (Me.) baqd
Avon R. (N. S.) bcel Bahiret el bu Grara akvg Bang pa Kong R anul
Avonmouth aeqi Bahrain Hr amtx Banguey I apzd
Avranches ages Bahydarat B abcu Banholm admo
Avreas B aqwx Baia aihp Banjarmasin aqbn
Awaji Sinia apdl Bail, P aged Baniuwangi apwx
Awanui R atny Baila amwi Banka aprz
Awarua atgn Bairnsdale ascb Banka I aqmb
Awarua Lt. V atgo Bajoli,C ahpd Bankot P amzv
Awatere R atjw Baker I. (Me) basi Banks, C arws
Axim ALMT Baker I. (Mass.) baiw Banks Is aqwt
Axmar aclj Bakit B aqch Banks Peninsula atje
Ayamonte ahdo Baklar, P ajwq Banks Str . . . . asdg
Ayas akrj Baku aklv Bannow B afwb
Ayer Bangies aptz Balabac I apzh Bansering apwu
Aylen B aoin Balade aqzs Bantam apux
Ayr aeyg Balaklava akho Bantayan I aqil
Ayre I ahpg Balambangan I apzg Bantry B afpw
Ayre Pt aewx Balang Nipa aqmt Banyuls ahpo
Azaniushi aotn Balasor anim Bar Hr baso
Azimur albv Balbriggan afus Baracoa, P axlm
Azizieh ajpi Balclutha athw Baracoon Pt alot
Azores alcm Bald Head Ch ayqo Barahona axuv
Azov AKIZ Balearic Is ahno Baranju Hd aslu
Baleines Pt. agqh Baranof I atsl
Ba, B aqzx Balete, P .*.. . aqkp Barataria B awye
Baago adho Balga acxe Baratti P ahyj
Baba I aqpe Bal-haf amsg Barbacoas B awmv
Baba, C aknr Bali aqng Barbados aygf
Babac I ajcx Balieira Pt ahde Barbary Coast alfz
Bab el Mandeb C amsb Balique I awfg Barbas, C alps
Bab el Mandeb Str ampe Baljik akdw Barberyn I aner
Babi I apuz Ballang R apyi Barbuda aych
Babushkin G aosk Ballast Pt aujm Barcelona (Spain) ahmc
Babuyan Is aqfg Ballina (Ireland) apse Barcelona (Venezuela) awjo
Baccalieu I bevr Ballina (N. S. W.) asop Barclay Sound atxs
Baccaro Pt bchr Ballinskellig apqj Bardsey I aetd
Bachian aqro Ballona P auix Barfleur agch
Bacbt Ninh anwx Ballycastle aptn Barfleur, C agci
Back R ayxg Ballycottin I aiwp Bari aiqt
Backofen Lt acvb Ballyshannon afsi Bari B aqof
Backstairs Passage arvm Balmain askx Baridi, C amrp
Bacton afns Balso aclz Barili aqin
Badagri aloc Balstad abiv Barisal anjx
Badalona_> ahmf Baltal apgtj Barito R aqbm
BadiaP ajes Baltic Sea aceu Barques, P. des agqu
Bado P aixs Baltic, P actj Barka amtd
BadongB aqnk Baltic & North Sea Canal. . .aduf Barletta airb
Baffin B bezm Baltimore (Ireland) afxh Barmouth aesx
beyp Baltimore (Md.) azdf Barnegat azmo
Baffin Land
astp Baltrum I adxq Barnstable bago
Baffle Creek
BafraC akmq Baluchistan amwc Barnstaple aepr
aqiy BafiaPt ahlg Baroda amyi
Bagacai Pt
amkx Banana Creek alse Baron Korfa G apnv
Bagamoyo
Bagasse Pt akqo Banana Is amy Bar Lt. V. (Mersey) aeul
'...awtg Banare B aqzj Baros apug
Bagdad aydk
amun Banche, La agpb Barque Cove
Baghdad
456 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Part II.
BARQUERO BESSIN.
Barquero agxb Batu Is apud Belleville bdws

Barra afdk Batum aklp Bellinger R '.
asod
Barra Str bctu Batur alip Bellingham B atyf
Barracouta Hr aokb Bauld, C berd Bello, P. (Colombia) awno
Barra Grande avze Bavaria : acvs Bello, P. (Philippines) aqjh
Barragua Lt. V anly Bay City bega Belmonte avwy
Barram R apyk Bay of Islands besf Belmore Hr amcj
Barrancas awij Bay R. aysn Belo Pulo I : . ..ajnf
Barrancas F axeb Bay Rock..., aswv Belvedere Tower ailk
Barranquilla awmd Bayas akrm Bembridge .'aemk
Barrels Rock Lt. V afvw Bayona agzn Behard /Pt agez
Barren Is aoef Bayonne agtq Behat, C ahtw
Barrier I., Great atmf Bazaruto C alzx Bender Erekli aknf
Barrington B bcho Bazit Pt akrs Beneênte avut
Barrow aewg Beachport arwp Bengal B anio
Barrow, Pt atpk BeachyHd aelf Ben Ghazi akut
Barry Docks abrb Beale, C atxtj Bengo B alsz
Barseback acbg Bear, C. (France) ahpq Benguela alts
Barso 1 adgj Bear, C. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdal Bengut, C akyh
Bartika awib Bear I abdm Benicarl6 ahlb
Barth adbu Beam ahpq Benidorme ahju
Bartlett Reef Lt. V aztp Beaver, P amkj Benin R aloh
Barton, P aqce Beaufort (N. C.) ayrg Beni Saf Hr akzh
Barunguba I asij Beaufort (S. C.) aynu Benkulen apth
Baruva (Barwa) anho Beaufort I aomt Benodet aglx
Bas, He de agiq Beaufort, P alxd Benti Pt '.
aljq
Bascufian, C avdy Beaujeu Ch bdre Benzert akwm
Baseleghe P aiuo Beaumaris aettj Beppu aozc
Bashi R... alyq Beauport bdsx Berau G aqsb
Bashee Is aqpk Beaver Hr baxy Berbera amou
Bashika B aknp Beaver I bcmz Berbice '. awhk
Basidu amvj Bebek akbz Berck afym
Basilan I aqu Bee de l'Aigle ahsr Berdiansk akir
Basin of Mines bcdn Bee Melen Pt agmv Berdugil ajpb
Basque, P besu Bedeque B bczi Berehaven afpz
Bedford Basin bcxs Berenice (Tripoli) akut
Basques Roads agqu
Basra amui Bedloe I azoh Berenice P ampz
BassHr anqh Bedout I arlo Beresow abcp
Bega. .'. asih Berezan I akfz
Bass R baed .
Begleguer Pt aghy Berg abhi

Str ascn
da India amhb Beglitzkaia Lt. V akiv Bergen (Germany) adbi
Bassein R. (Burma) anlu Beg Meil Pt aglz Bergen (N. J) :
azoe
Bassein (India) amzb Beg Morg Pt agml Bergen (Norway) abrl
Basseterre (Guadaloupe). . .aydm Behkeimisaki apmx Bergen-op-Zoom aefk
Beian ablv Bergudden Pt acmx
Basse Terre (St. Kitts) aybz Beikos akcr Bergues afxn
Bastia ahzu anco
Bastion, anxt
Beipur Berguglie B ajck
Beira ambi Berhala Str aprv
Basto abxv Beirut aksf Berhampur
Bata
anhs
alqt Beit Hr amxi
Bataban6 axoz
Bering I apnq
Bekkervig abrt Bering Sea apnw
Batan Is aqfi
Bel Sound abdc Bering Str apom
Batan P (Panay) aqhx Bel-Air Pt amhi Beriuch Spit akip
Batanga. . , alqm Belem ahcb Berlevaag abgc
Batangas aqgy Belfast (Ireland) aftr Berlin acvx
Batavia. apve Belfast (Me.) bapo Bermeo aout
Batavia R arib Belfast (Victoria) arxk Bermuda ayh*q
Bateman B asit Belgium aego Bernam R anrk
Bath (Netherland) aegh Belgrano, P '.
avmz Berne ahvr
Bath (Me.) bamr Beliling Roadstead aqnh Bernieres agbs
Bath (N. C.) ayst Belillo awmj Berry Hd bcoe
Bathurst (Canada) bdiz Belimbing aptb Bersimis R bdny
Bathurst (Cape Colony) alyf Belitung I apsi Bertheaume aqjz
Bathurst (Gambia) '.
. alhu Belize awrc Berville afzn
Bathurst, C atpc Bell Rock afiw Berwick afkr
Batonga Roadstead alqp Bellavista, C aids Bes6s R ahmd
Battery Pt bcsz Bellechasse I bdsf Bessaker abln
Batticaloa Roads anfd Belle-Ile (France) agnk Bessan^ ahql
Battle I. . . : bemf Belle Isle beqs Bessarabia akfq
Batu Bara aprb Belle Isle Str bepo Bessin, P. en agbt
BESUKIBOTAFOCH.
Beauki apwo Blaavand Pt adrp Bois Rouge Pt amhk

Betanzos agxv Black Deep Lt. V aeir C
Boiador, alfq
Bethune Pt aogh Black Head aits BojanaR ajgp
Betsiboka R ampx Blackpool , aevu Bojeador, C. aqex
Betts Cove bexh Black R. (Jamaica) axsb Bokel cay awqv
Betty I bold Black River B amiq Bolinao aqel
Beundo R alqo Black Rock Hr. (Conn.) azsx Bolivar Pt. (Tex.) awvi
Buzeval Pt A6BH Black Rock (N. S.) bcdh Bolivar (Venezuela) a win
Bezerta Grande aldy BlackrockPt. (C. Br. I.)....bctr Bologna aisr
Beziers '... . ahqc Black Sea akdb Bol Shuzhmui I abet
Bhagwadandi amyp Blacksod B aprx Bolt Hd aenr
Bhamo anmr Blackstrap B ahgb Boma.P axlk
Bhatkul Cove anby Blackwall aeix Bom Abrigo I avsr
amyb Blackwater Bank Lt. V afvm Bomarsund acqo
Bhaunagar Creek
Biafra, Bight of alpw Blair Hr anth BombahG a) vj
Bianca I aidk Blair, P. (Andaman) anmw Bombay ai'zd
Bianche Pt ajcp Blakeney, P atum Bombay Hook azit

Blakistone I ayzw BombetokeB amfu
Biarritz agts aklh
anzi Blanc, P aghq Bombori F
Bias B.
Bic I BDOT Blanc Nez, C afxz Bomma alsi
Blanche B. (New Pom.)... .aqtjh Bommelo absr
Bicquette I bdoq akwd
Blanche P. (S. Australia)... arqs Bon, C
Bidassoa aguf aurq Bona.... akxd
Blanco, C. (Cent. Am.)
Bideford aepn auel Bonacca I awpi
Blanco, C. (Or.)
Bidston aetjn ahof Bonaire I awkp
Blanco, C. (Palma)
Bielosarai Spit akit alfit Bonaventura Cove awob
Blanco, C. (W. Africa)
Bienhoa anvo ahmq Bonavista (C. Verde Is.) alhf
:bcqo Blanes - - -
Big Arrow I
Blankenberghe aehk Bonavista, C bewc
Bihit Pt agio adur Bond6R ^ a zp
Blankenese
Bijouga Is ALiu agnp Bondulan Pt aqig
Blavet
Bilbao agtjz
Blaye. agsx B6ne akxd
Billhook I bdej absv Bo'ness Ap KC
Blegen Lille
Billingsgate I bagl atkb Bongao I alv
Blenheim
Billingsport azlb amel Bonham I a.oey
BleveReef
Billitonl apsi
Blexen advs Boni aqmr
Biloxi axbz aszg Bonifacio aibm
Blight Boat Entrance
Bima - aqnv Blixvser abjo Bonifati, C abq
Bimlipatam anhi azut Boninls aqvp
Block I
Bingo nada apdy aoktj BonitaPt augd
Blonde Is berz
BinueR alpc Bloody Foreland afsn Bonne B
Bio Bio R avgt BlosconPt agin Bonny R alpj
acrp awov Bon Portage I bchi
Biorko Bluefield
ackz axry Booby I asztj
Biorn Bluefields B
barq Boom aegv
Biornabben Rock acgx Blue Hill B apvj
Biorneborg acpo Blue Mountain axsv Boompjes I
ABJH atil Boon I 1 baks
Biorno Blueskin
...-bdhy atgn Borcea a ketj
Birch Pt Bluff Hr A w
The alyz Borda, C
Bird Island Lt. (C. Br. I.)..bcua Bluff,
a <5td
alyc Blunt I ATZE Bordeaux
Bird I. (Cape Colony) azkp
algx Blyth AFLE Bordentown
Bird I. (C.Verde Is.) acgw
azytj Bo. ABQK Borgholm
Bird I. (Mass.) betg Borga..-.'. acrh
Bird Rock (Bahamas) axkf Boar I. (Burgeo) axwd
bctp Boars Hd B0FP Borinquen, C
Bird Rock (C. Br. I.) awmt BorjaB avjh
aevk BocaChica
Birkenhead
aevt Boca del Toro awoh Borkum Flat Lt. V adyp
Birmingham ASIN Borkum I adye
Biscay, B. of agjs Bodalla ahtje
AIQX Bodega B AUPW Bonnes Road
Bisceglie AYTI Borneo amf
Bishop and Clerks badu Bodiel a cey
Bodo ABJG Bornholm
Bisliopsand Clerks (Wales).. aesm ADHE Boroholm ab mj
Bogense
Bishop Rock (Scilly Is.)- -Aeow -
akgs Borrowstounness afkc
arbt Boggonosky A i EV
Bishop Sound AJTS Bosa
aqtjc BoghaziP a dug
Bismarck Archipelago AWMB Bosch
aliq Bo|ota ajge
Bissao I AKGP Bosnia
aktq Bogoyavlensk ajzx
Bitter Lake, Great A !K Bosphorus
aktr Bolskar ajdn
Bitter Lake, Little ACVR Bossiljina
acnf Bohemia
Biuro (Biuro) Klubb A IZ Boston (England) afni
AKWM Bohull bahs
Bizerta ABZJ Boston (Mass.)
ABNI BohusB bagy
Bjornsund A SN Boston Lt. V
Bjoro
Bjuro -
,-
.ABM
ACNF
Boigul
Boisdale, Loch A BotafochI ahny
.
BOTANYBURNETT.
Botany asjq Breton, C agto Brusa ajyw

Bothnia, G. of acko Breton, P agpv Brusc ahsz
Bouc AHRP Breves aweh Brussels aegz
Bougainville Str aqxf Brevik abwx Bruster Ort acwt
Bougainville I aqwn Brevilacqua ajch Buac AQGT
Bougaroni, C akxv Brewer baqg Buaro I aq wf
Boughton R bdcg Brewer Str aprf Buccaneer Archipelago. arld
Bougie. AKYB Bridgeport (0. Br. I.) bcsk Buccari B aiyt
Boulogne afyg Bridgeport (Conn.) aztd Buchan Ness afin
Boundary B atyb Bridgetown aygj Bucharest akfh
Bounty Is atop Bridgewater (England) aepz Buchupero .-. . avgi
Bouquet, P akbi Bridgewater (N. S.) bcjq Buckminster I aogt
Bourchier Group aoky Bridlington afmi Bucksport baqj
Boursefranc agbl Bridport (England) aenb Buctouche R bcyk
Bouzareah akyl Bridport (Tasmania) asdo Bud abng
Bovalino aipm Brielle aedh Budapest aiyn
Bovbierg adrl Brierl bcfs Budd Inlet aubz
Bowen aswo Brighton (England) aeli Buddon Ness afix
Bowen, P asvj Brighton (N. Y.) azqd B|udrum akpf
Bowling Green, C aswq Brigus B bevi Budua ajgc
Boyanna B amfb Brill Rk aqmy Buenaventura atjtq
Boyne R. ( Ireland) afuq Brin Factory alid Buena Vista aqht
Boyne R. (Queensland) . . . .astz Brinatauri R aqsw Bueno Rio axrm
Boz Burnu ajyr Brindisi aiqk Bueno R avhx
Brabant, C amij Brioni Is ai wz Buenos Aires avod
Bradford afmt Brisbane asqp Buffalo bdzs
Bradley Hd askh Brisbane Road Pile Lt. Ho. . asql Buffalo R ALYM
Braganza Shoal Lt. V awdu Bristol (England) aeqc Bug R . . . AKGL
Brahestad acom Bristol (R. I.) azws Bugia ahcl
Brahmaputra R ankc British Columbia atsx Bugio (Madeira) aldz
Braila akes British Guiana awhi Buholm abkj
Brake advx British Honduras awql Buitenzorg apvg
Brameya R aljg British New. Guiana aqrv Buk Pt ADCI
Brandaris adzb Briton Ferry aern Bukas Is aqjz
Brandinchi, P aidm Brixham aenk Bulama aliv
Brandso adoq Broach amyo Bulari B aqys
Brandy Pots bdpo Broadhaven afsc Bulbineh alji
Brandywine Sh azib Broad Mount Hr asuy Buleleng Roadstead aqnh
Brantevik acft Broad Sound asvn Bulgaria akdt
Bras d'Or bctl Broadstairs aeei Bulhar amov
Brass R alpi Brockton Pt atvd Bulk Pt ADEW
Bratholm abqj Brockville bdvu Bull B aypq
Brava I alhs Broken B asly Bull Pt. (C. Verde Is.) algr
Brawa amny Bronno abkst Bull Pt. (England) aeps
Brazil avqt Bronnosund abkl Bull Rock afqg
Brazos R awut Brooklyn azpf Buller R ^. atfi
Brazos Santiago awtp Broome arlm Bulsar amyt
Brazza I ajdv Brothers (China) aobe Bulusan aqge
Brazzaville alsj Brothers Lt. (N. Z.) atdu Bulwer Pilot Station aspy
Breaker Pt anzq Brothers, The (Red Sea) amqf Bunbury arop
Breaksea Pt aerc Broughton Hr. (Korea) aomx Buncrana afsv
Breaksea I arpi, Broughton, P arst Bundaberg astl
Breaksea Lt. V abrd Broughty Ferry afiz Bundoo asiv
Breakwater Hr azhv Brouwershaven aefc Bunga B aptq
Bredasdorp. alxc Brow Hd afpv Bungo Ch aoyt
Bredskar aomk Brownsville awtm Buol AQLO
Breede R alxe Bruceport Atrcv Burai, P aqyz
Breliat I aghj Bruges aehl Burano , .aitz
Bremen adwo Bruit R apyg Burges asen
Bremer B arpv Brule, C bdrw Burgess Islet atne
Bremerhaven advk Brulos aktx Burghaz B akdm
Bremerton aubq Brunet betm Burght
I aegu
Bremo aclw Brunei apyn Burias I aqgo
Brenton Reef Lt. V azxk Brunsbuttel adue Burin I beuh
Brescou I ahqk Brunsbiittelkoog aduo Burketown arig
Breskens aefz Brunshausen adum Burleigh aspi
Bressay I afgn Brunswick ayku Burling I ahbp
Brest agkh Brunswick Dock aevh Burlington azks
Brest, Rade de agkm Brunswick R asov Burma anky
Bretagne aget Bruny I asfw Burnett Hr asgt
.
BURNETTCARLISLE
Burnett R astj Calafat akfd Canaveiras avxb

Burnham aepx Cala Grande I aifq Canaveral, C axih
Burnt I. (G. of Aden) amos Calagua aqfo Cancale agev
Burnt I. (Me.). banp Calais afxy Candas agwe
Burnt Is. (India) anbh Calamianes Group aqcn Candia ajpd
Burntcoat Hd bcep Calandorang B aqbc Candia Town ajpm
Burntisland afjp Calarasi akex Candolu Islet aqjt
Burra alzv Calapan aqcz Cani Is akwj
Burrard Inlet atvb Calbayoc aqjm Cannes ahuw
Burriana... ahks Calbuco Ch avij Canning (N. S.) bcer
Burrow Hd aexq Calcasieu R awxd Canning F. (Singapore) ansu
Burrum R asth Calcutta anji Canning, P. (India) anjt
Burry P aertj Caldera, P avdq Canonnier Pt amif
Bum I aqre Caldwell alki Canso bcoj
Burwell, P beai Caldy I aery Canso, Gut of bcoy
Bushire amvb Caledonia Hr awng Cantick Hd afew
Busios C AVTJB Caledonian Canal afbr Cantin, C albx
Buskar I acbq Calella ahmn Canton anyi
Busselton arow Caleta Buena avcn Canton R anyj
Man aewy Cantyre, Mull of aezp
Bustard Hd astr Calf of
ancm Canzirri aikr
Buso, P aiuy Calicut
agwo California atjex Capalonga aqfp
Busto, C
aqcr California G auld Cape Breton I bcpn
Busuanga - - - -
alvm
Busum. . 1 ADTL California, Lower aukj Cape Colony
anqd Calimere, Pt anfp Cape Town alwi
Butang Group ahzk
aeqx Callao auyt Capel rosso Pt
Bute Docks algo
Buton aqml Calle, La akwz Cape Verde Is
afcv Calliope R asug Capis aqhy
Butt of Lewis ajdh
Butuan aqkh Calonge agsq Capocesto
CalonnaR axov CaponesPt aqeb
Buyuk B. .-. akci
Calpe ahjy Caporosso Pt ahzg
Buyuk Chekmejeh ajxs
akcg CalshotLt. V ably Cappuccini, Mt aisg
Buyukdere Capraia ahzi,
azxw Calumbo alti
Buzzards B bejo Caprara, C aifh
ByLt. V agsn Calumet
aiby Caprara I airp
Bynoe Hr arjt Calvi
Camaguan awip Capreral aicw
Byron, C asot aihx
Camamu : avxm Capri
avbj Capricorn, C asuk
Caballeria, C ahpl Camana agkt
aqdo Camarat, C ahtjj CapucinsPt
Caballol agktj Carabobo Province awkb
CaballoPt agvi Camaret
ahro Caracas (Ecuador) auvd
CaballosPt awptj Camargue awjy
agyf Caracas (Venezuela)
Cabafial ahkr Camarifias
axtu
axob Cambay G amyg Caracol
Cabanas P anvd Caracoli awmh
Cabedello awbc Cambodia aqkl
awkh Cambridge G arki CaragaB
Cabello, P ahlq Cara-Irman. .
.' akei
Cabeza de San Juan axwl Cambrils
Caraminal agyu
axlw Camden (Me.) bapf
Cabonico azkv Caraquette I bdik
Cabot I BBWM Camden (N.J.) avwk
asni Caravellas
Cabot Str bct/v Camden Haven akyd
Camiguin aqfh Carbon, C
Cabral aqdg Carbonara, C aidt
Caminha agztj ,
CabralB avws Carbonear I bevo

ahoz Cammin acyr
Cabrera avol Carboneras ahiq
Caccia,C Alrc Campana aqiv
ALIK Campanella Pt AIHW Carcar
CacheoR .ATJTJ Cardenas axn
ahcn Campbell, C aeqw
Cacilhas Pt atol Cardiff
ahng Campbell I aesq
Cadaques Cardigan (Wales)
aycp Campbell, P. (Andaman) .anmx .
aesr
Cades Pt Cardigan B. Lt. V..
AHBP Campbell, P. (Victoria). .. -arxq -bdar
Cadiz Campbelltown (Canada) -BDJR Cardigan B. (Pr. Ed. I.). . .
Caen AGBN -ATGL Cardwell asxi

aerx Campbelltown (N. Z.).. aihy
Caermarthen .AEZN CarenaPt
AKSR Campbelton mbx
AIDY Campeche AWRY Carentan
Cagliari .ADYN Cargados Carajos amiv
AXKN Campen aom w
Caicosls Serre ahyq Cargodo I
ASXY Campo alle A ^JG
Cairns
Campo R alqr Cariaco
Cairo
AKTD BAXJ Caribou bcwtj
AH0 ' Campobello I
apxj
Cala,C -
Campos .AVUJ Carimata Str
ALPN bdka
Calabar
Canada BAWL Carleton
Calabazas Isles A HZ .AVST Carlingford afuj
AIPK Cananea aewt
Calabria
Canary Is aleb Carlisle
CalaburrasPt AHGL
.
460 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II.
CAKLISLECHEMULPO.
Carlisle B. (Barbados) aygh Catalina Hr bevx Chamatla R aumt

Carlisle B. (Jamaica) axsh Catanduanes aqfx Cham6 B ausv
Carljohansvsern abxy Catania ailb Chamela aune
Carlo Forte aibq Catanzaro aipr Champborne Pt amhn
Carloway afcu Catastrophe, C arsb Champerico atjpm
Carlso achg Catbalogan aqjn Champion B armw
Carmanah atxq Catherine Hill B asmd Champlain bdts
Carmel auhw Cathlamet audi Champoton awsd
Carmel, C aksp Catlin R atho Chanak ajxb
Carmen I awsf Catoche, C awrm Chanaral -
a vdm
Carnarvon (Wales) aetf Cattaro ajfz Chancay auyp
Carnarvon B. Lt. V aetg Cattewater aenx Chandbali anik
Carnarvon (W. Australia). . armk Cattolica P aism Chandeleur Is awzc
Carnero ahfo Catuama , avzw Chandprnagore anjp
Carnsore Pt afvu Caucasus akjn Chandler B bavc
Carolina Is aqux Caudebec afzr Chang I anuq
Carolinensiel adxm Cauto R axqf Channel Is agcu
Carouge R. bdtm Cavalaire ahui Channel Rk. Lt. V asyq
Carpentaria G aehy Cavaliere, C akql Chanohry Pt afhy
Carraca ahbv Cavalleria, C ahpl Chapel I aobf
Carranza, C avgf Cavallo I aibh Chapeo Virado Lt. awdx
Carriacou ayfw Cavallo Bianco Pt aipd Chaptico azbd
Carrickfergus aftu Cavallo Pass awue Chapu aoen
Carril agyx Cavalo, C aibv Chaquamegon Pt bens
Carrizal Bajo B avdu Cavetta Canal aibk Char:!;., amvf.
Cartagena (Colombia) awmr Cavite aqds Chardak Pt akjz
Cartagena (Spain) ahiz Cavoli I aidu Charente, La, R agqz
Cartaya ahds Cawanba asox
ahct
Charles, C azgo
Carteret, C. de agbb Caxias (Observatory) Charles C. Lt. V azgp
Carthage,C akwg Caxine, C akyo Charleston ayos
Cartwnght Hr bexv Caybarien, P axnc Charleston Lt. V ayoq
Carupano awjc Cayemites ; axvo
awfu Charlestown (Mass.) bahv
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, S.).ahdc Cayenne
axvg Charlestown (W. I.) ayod
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, W.).ahbr Cayes
Carysfort Reef ; axhp Cayeux afyr Charlotte, P Aezt
avfi axqt Charlotte Amalia axzd
Casablanca Caymanera
Charlotte Hr axfw
Cascaes B ahbx Cay Sal Bank axjg
aunm Charlotte Town bdac
Casco B BALZ Cayutlan Lagoon
awcn Charters Corner bcae
Cascumpeque Hr bdes Ceara
Chasseloup B aqzd
Casilda, P axpo Cedar Keys axfb
Chassiron agrj
Casma B auyf Cefalu aint
Chateau, Le '.
agri
Caspian Sea akls Celebes aqly
agcy Celestun awru Chateau B beoj
Casquets
Cassanha altn Central America auqf Chateau d'lf I ahsg
Cassie Pt bcyh Centre I atgd Chateaudin Road axvi
Cassis ahsq Ceperou F awgb Chateaulin agkq
Castellamare (Italy) aihs Cephalonia ajiy Chatham (Canada) bdhg
Castellamare (Sicily) ainh Ceram I aqps Chatham (England) aejy
Castelli, Pt. du agox Cernavoda akew Chatham (Mass.) baeg
Castello Mt ahzm Cerigo I -. ajmx Chatham I. (Galapagos, Is.).auvl
Castellon d e la Plana ahkt Cerigotto ajnc Chatham Is. (S. Pacific) ator
Castel nuovo (Spalato) ajdq Cerro Azul auze Chatte, C bdnj
Castelnuovo (Cattaro, G.)...ajfv Cerros I aukv Ohauchu fu anzv
Castel Sardo aifo Cervera P aiwn Chauda, C akhx
Castiglione ahyo Cervia P aisq Chaul, P amzr
Castillo B avqr Cesenatico P. aisp Chausey Is agen
Castine baqs Cette ahqp Chauveau Pt agqj
Castle B afdl Ceuta albb Chay agrz
Castle Haven azfh Ceylon aneg Chebek akuw
Castle I axkj Chabarova abdy Chebucto Hd bclm
Castlemaine afqo Chabrol Hr aqvb Chedabucto B bcos
Castletown aexc Chacahua B auoh Cheduba Str anlm
Castries B aore Chagos Archipelago amjl Chefoo aoiw
Castries', P ayfi Chagres awny Chefuncte axbd
Castropol agwu Chagu Chien Dogu aonk Chejin aomp
Castro Urdiales agvc Chahbar B. amvy Chelindreh P akqj
Castua aiyk Chaki Chaki amlk Cheltau aolg
Cat I. (Bahamas) axjw Chala abvf Chelyuskin, C abce
Cat I. (Miss.) axbt Chaleur B bdiq Chemoulin Pt agpi
Cataingan aqhp Chalmers, P atih Chemulpo aolr
CHENAMPOOOMOX.
Chenampo aolg Chowan R aytx Cobija B avcu

Chentabun R anup Christchurch (England) aemp Coburg .bdxn
Chepo R
Chepstow
Cherbourg
,
atjte
aeqr
agcm
Christchurch (N. Z.)
Christiana Creek
Christianburg awhs
atji
azji
Cocague
Cocanada
Cochin
bcyj
anhd
ancr
Cherchell. . .-
akyr Christiania abyi Cochin China anvj
Gheribon apvm Christiansand. abvt Cochinos B axpi
Cherryfield baub Christianso acfi Cockatoo I askz
Cherrystone Inlet azgl Christianstad . acfs Cockburn Hr axkp
Cherso aiyv Christiansted axzw Cockburn Sound aroe
Chesapeake and Albemarle Christmas I. (China) aohd Cockle Lt. V afnz
Canal aywf Christmas I. (Indian Ocean) apun Coekspur I aymw
Chesapeake B ayuv Christmas I. (Pacific) arew Cocos Is APTX
Chesme akot Chuen I anuo Cod, C BAPW
Chestakof P , aonr Chungking aohy Codera, C awjs
Chester (England) aeui Chukiang anyj Codling Bank Lt. V apvj
Chester (N. S.) .bckl Chupat R avmf Codolar Pt >
ahnr
Chester (Pa.) azju Church Pt bcgh Codrington aycj
Chester R azes Churchill F bezf Coffins I bcjh
Chesterfield Inlet bezi Churubash akig Cognena G aidb
Chetican Pt bcuy Chusan Archipelago aoed Cohansey Azilk
Chetko R auev Cibil Dock avqb Coilnapatam. . : andx
ChevreC agky Ciboux I bcua Coilsinipatam andw
Chiappa Pt aibe Cienfuegos axpm Colasi. .- aqhv
ChiarucciaTr aify Cies I agzm Colastine avop
Chiavari ahxf Ciotat ahsu Colberg acyn
Chiba apih Circassia akjo Colborne, P bdzv
Chicago .> beji Circeo (Circello) Mt aigk Colchester afpj
Chichagoff I atsj Circle City atqu Cold Spring Hd bcxm
Chichakoff C aoye Cispata, P awmz Colerame afti
Chichester aelo Cittanuova aiwl Colerun angb
Chicken Rock aewz Citta Vecchia ajef Colima auno
Chicijima (Beechy Group) . .aqvt City Pt aywx Coll afbx
Chico Bank Lt. V avnq City, The aehx Collingwood (Huron) behp
ChicoP auvp Ciudad de David ausp Collingwood (N. Z.) atev
CMco R AVLI \Ciudadela ahpk Collinson, C aNyz
Chicoutimi bdpf Civita Vecchia aifv Collioure ahpt
Chidley C beyk Clare afrc Collo AKXS
Chignecto B bazc Clare I afrp Colombia awlo
Chilachap Inlet apwz Claremont I. Lt. V asyt Colombo ANEM
Chilaw anej Clarence B altjz Colon AWNQ
Chilca auzc Clarence, P atpw Colon, P ahow
Chile avbz Clarence R asoh Colonia avpg
Chiletu B apxd Clarence Str amvn Colonna, C ajos
Chilka Lake anhw Clark Pt .'
azyf Colonne, C aipt
Chiloango R alru Clayton bdwa Colonsay apbl
Chiloe I avib Clear, C afpr Colorado G aurw
Chiluan I ambe Cleveland, C aswr Colorado R. (Argentina) avmt
Chimbote, P auxy Cleveland (Erie) beds Colorado R. (Mexico) aulo
Chimo F beyn Cleveland (Queensland) asqt Colorado R. (Tex.) awuk
China anxj Clew B AFRT Columbaia I aind
China Bakir anmb Cliffy I asbe Columbia azck
Chincha Is auzi Clifton (Canada) bdit Columbia R. (Or. ) aucz
Chinchu aobj Clifton (N. Z.) ater Columbia (S. C.) ayqf
Chincoteague Inlet azgu Clinton arup Columbia Falls bauq
ChindeR...'. ambr Clinton, P becz Columbretes Is ahkw
Chin Do...'. aomn CloCh Pt aeym Colville R bdcj
Chinhai. aoel Clonakilty afxc Comacchio aisy
Chinkiang fu aofz Clonmel I asbk Combahee R ayod
Chioggia P Attn Cloudy B atkf Combermere B .anle
Chipiona ahel Clyde Canal afjy Comboyuro Pt aspw
Chiriqui Lagoon. awod Clyde R. (N S W. ) . . asiv Combrit ,. .aglv
Chita., appv Clyde (Scotland) aeyf Comino I aioy
Chitando Inlet apxc Coacoacho B bepu Comino, C aidp
Chittagong ankh Coal I avtx Comisa ajem
Choiseul I aqwm Coanza R altg Commandatubu av'xc
Choiseul, P ameg Coast Castle, C alne Commercial Docks aejm
Choptank R azfe Coatzacoalcos R awsp Comoro I. (Comores) amcy
Chorillos B auyz Cobden atfq Comorin, C andb
Chorrera ausx Cobequid B bcdt Comox ATVY
COMPAREDABHOL.
Compare, C aixh Corny Pt arti Creux Hr agdm

Comptroller B argk Coro Province awkl Crib Pt arzw
Conanicut I azvl Coromandel Hr atmh Crimea akhe
Concarneau agmd Coromandel Coast anfr Crinan Canal afbi
Conceicao R ambq Corona Hd avif Croatia aiyp
Concepcion (Chile) avgp Coronados, Los aukl Croc Hr -.
bexd
Concepcion B. (Mexico) auli Coronel avhc Crocus B AYBD
Concepcion (Uruguay) avpq Coronie awgz Croisette, C ahsn
Conception Pt adin Corosal awre Croisic, Le agoy
Conchali B aven Corpus Christi awts Croix agmu
Concord bakj Corral avhs Croix de Vie agpy
Concordia, LaAm.).AUQN
(Cent. Corregidor I aqdn Croix Rocks aghi
Concordia (Uruguay) avpu Correnti I ailt Cromajty afhu
Conducia B amch Corrientes avox Cromer :. . afnq
Cone, The anov Corrientes, C. (Argentine) ..avne Crooked Island Passage axkd
Conejera I ahob Corrientes, C. (Cuba) axon Crookhaven afpt
Conero, Mt aisd Corrientes, C. (Mexico) aumz Cros P AHUB
Coney I azpx Corrientes, C. (Africa) alzt Crosby Lt. V aeuo
Conference Group aolz Corrobedo, C agyt Cross I bcjz
Congaree R ayqf Corrotoman R ayzk Cross Ledge Sh azin
Coml AHFG Corse ahzp Cross R alpt
Conimicut Pt azvr Corse, C ahzq Cross Rip Lt. V baes
Coningbeg Lt. V afvx Corsen Pt agju Cross Sand Lt. V afoh
Connahs Quay abuf Corsewall Pt aexu Crouchers I bckx
Connecticut azso Corsica ahzp Crow Hr bcop
Conquet P agjv Corsini, P aisv Crowdy Hd asng
Constantine akxp Corso, C ahzq Crozet I amjq
Constantinople akbj Cortellazzo P aiuj Cruz, C AXQL
Constantza akeh Cortez, P a wpy Cruz del Padre Cay axnk
Constitucion aygb Corton Lt. V afod Cruz Pt ALDV
Constitucion Hr avcz Corufia agxy Cuasenta Dias P avhf
Contarina aitj Corvo ALCN Cuba axlc
Contas avxk Cosmoledo Is amjg Cuddalore angd
Conte, P ".
aiez Cossack arlx Cudillero agwn
Contis AGTM Costa Rica awol Cuirassier Bank Lt. V avno
Conway aetr Cotinguiba R avyn Culebra, P. (Costa Rica) atjro
Cook, B aqxy Cotrone aipv Culebra (W. I.) axyq
Cook Is AEHO Cottage City bado Culebrita axys
Cook Str ATDQ Coubre Pt agrq Culiacan R auml
Cooktown asyn Coudres I.. bdqj Culion I aqcp
Cooper R ayph Country Hr bcnu Cullera ahkl
Coosa R axdj Couronne, C ahrs Cumana awji
Cope ahiv Courseulles agbp Cumarebo awkj
Copenhagen adom Covelong angi Cumberland aewh
Copiapo avds Covesea afid Cumberland B avfo
Coppename R awgv Cowan Cowan Pt asqb Cumberland Basin bcan
Copper Hr beok Cowcolli ANIZ Cumberland Sound ayjw
Copper I apnr Cowes... AEMC Cumbraes aeyr
Coquet I apkz Cowitchin : atwv Cumplida Pt alfn
Coquille R atjej Cox Bazar ankr Cunene R alug
Coquimbo avef Coxen Hole awpo Cunhahu R awbk
Corabia akfc Coy Inlet '.
avle Curacao I awkt
Corbay Pt belz Cozumel I awri Curanipe avgk
Corbiere, La agdr Cozzo Spadaro ailr Curaumilla Pt avfg
Corcubion agyl Craiova akfj Curritia Pt aipj
Cordouan agru Cranberry I bcom Curtis I ascu
Core Sound ayrp Crane I bden P
Corentyn
Corfu
R awhc
a jho
Craney I
Cranmar
ayvq
avkr
Curtis,
Curzola
Cuttack
astx
ajeo
anic
Coringa B anhb Crance I ajmt Cuttyhunk bacf
Corinth ajld Cranz acws Cuvier I atmd
Corinto, P adrc Crapaud bozu Cuxhaven : adty
Corisco B alqw Cr6ach-ar-Maout aghn Cuyuni R awhy
Cork afwr Creac'hmeur Pt agkb Cygnet, P asgh
Cork Lt. V afpd Creac'h Pt agjr Cypres Mort awxp
Corme agyc Creighton Hd bcqf Cyprus akqt
Corner Inlet .asbg Crescent City aufc Cyrene akur
Cornfield Pt. Lt. V azto Creston I aumr
Cornwall ( Canada) bduw Crete ajpd Dabai amtq
Cornwall (England) aeod Creus, C ahni Dabhol amzx
DACCADORNOCH.
Dacca ankg Dead Sea aksz Difnem I ampr

Daedalus Sh amqc Deal aekn Digby bcfg
Dagerort, C actw Deal I ascz Digdequash R bawx
Dago acts DecdlS Pt agfo Dikili aknv
Dahanu amyw D6deagatch ajwm Dilam amux
Dahomey alnz Dee Lt. V aeuc Dil Burnu ajyo
Daila P aiwh Dee R aeub Dilhi aqos
Diantree R asyp Deer I. (La.) awyn Dillon B aqxu
Dairi aovy Deer I. (Me.) bare Dinagat I aqjv
Dakar algk Deer I. (Mass.) bahd Dinan , agfk
Dalaro acjf Delagoa B alzk Dinard .
agpl
Dale abqc Delaware Breakwater azhy DindingR anrc
Dalhousie, C. .. atpe Delaware City azjc Dingle B afqn
Dalhousie, P. (Ontario) bdxz Delaware (State) azhm Dingwall afhw
Dalhousie (St. Lawrence) ... bdjl Delaware (Va.) ayxp Dinlleyn Porth aeth
Dalmatia ajcl De Lemmer aebu Diomede Is atpu
Dalni Pt apni Delfshaven aecz DirkHartogI armn
Dalrymple Hr. (Jolo) aqln Delfzyl adyk Dirkoomsduin . aeby
Dalrymple Pt aswm Delgada Pt. (Azores) aldg Dirschau acxo
Dalrymple, P. (Tasmania), .asdq Delgada Pt. (Argentina) avmj Discovery I ... I atxc
Daly, P arjh Delgada Pt. (Canary Is.) aled Discovery, P atzk
Daman, P amyv Delgada (Magellan)
Pt^ avjp Disko B bezs
Damaraland aluh Delgado, C amjw Dismal Swamp Canal ayug
Damariscotta band Deli River Lt. V apqy Diu AMXS
Damascus aksg Delia Bocca I aidh Dives agbj
Dame Hd adcy Dellys akye Divi Pt ANGT
Dame Marie, C axvm Delos ajrf Dix Cove almy
Dame Pt ayjn Demata B ajil Dixon Entrance attjd
Dames, Pt. des agpu Demarara awhn Djerba akvp
Damietta aktu Demerara Lt. V awho Djibouti amoz
Damkut amsp Denia ahke Djidjelli akxw
Dammal aqpb Denison, P aswk Djursten acku
Dammam amub Denmark adgs Dnieper R akpy
Damman acgl Dennis I amiz Dniester B akpr
Dampier Archipelago armc Dent Haven apzt Dobbo AQPL
Dampier Str aqru Dent I as wi Doboy Sound ayld
Dana Pt ajnz D'Entrecasteaux Ch asfq Dobrogea akpo
Dand6 Pt alsw Departure B atwp Doce R avwg
Danger Pt. (Africa) alwx Deptford aejc Dodd I AOBK
Danger Pt. (N. S. W.) aspe Derby (B. C.) atvr Dodman Pt aeoi
akfg Derby (W. Australia) arlj Doel aegj
Danube ATGR
Danzig acxp Dernah akuo Dog I
aqkd Derwent R asgn Doha amtv
Dapitan B Dohan Asian Bank Lt. V ajxi
Dardanelles ajwr Desecheo I axvs
albt D6sirade aydu Dolga Spit akjg
Dar el Beida
Amkw Desire, P avlm Dolin I , ajbo
Dar es Salaam
Dargaville atbj Destruction I : aucn Dolma abks
awnc D6tour Passage begr Domburg aepn
Darien, G. of
auti Detroit bech Domesness acus
Darien Hr ayep
askt Deuthero Cove ajwg Dominica
Darling Hr
DarsPt adbx DeviR anhz Don R akjc
aenl Devil I bcmh Donaghadee apty
Dartmouth (England) Doncella Pt ahgp
Dartmouth (N. S. ) bclv Devonport aeny
Dhamra R anih Dondo (Africa) altk
Dartuch, C ahpj
apzu Diamant, Le aypc Dondo B (Celebes) anp
Darvel B Dondo B (Flores) aqoj
arjk Diamond Hr anje
Darwin, P Dondra Hd anew
al wc Diamond I anlv
Dassen I Donegal apsj
adcp Diamond Pt apqs
Dassow aypc Dongara arnj
Daudai aqsp Diamond Rock
apwx Diamond Shoal Lt. V aytb Donnseso abkg
Daunt Rock Lt. V axnm Donsol aqgl
Dauphin, F. (Haiti) axtw Diana cay
Dianna alig Doob Pt akjs
Dauphin, F. (Madagascar) . . amfb ased
aqks Dibba amti Dorchester (England)
Davao baqp Dorchester (N. S.) bcah
Davey, P asm Dice Hd
Do'dogne R
- - - -
Diego Garcia amjn agtb

Daviken abpk
Diego Ramirez avkg Dordrecht , aedx
Davis Inlet beyf aqub
bezk Diego Suarez B amds Dorei, P
Davis Str agdy Doris G akpn
Dawson ats Dielette, P. de
apyu Dornbusch Pt adbp
Dayyir amvc Dieppe
Dievenow acyq Dornoch aphq
Dazol B aqek
464 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. Part II
DOROELLEN.
Doro Ch i ajqu Dungeness (S. America) avjq Edinburgh afj w

Douairenez aglb Dunkerque afxl Edinburgh Ch aeif
Double I anoq Dunkirk befd Edisto R ayom
Double Island Pt asrk Dunmore afwj Edithburgh aruf
Douelan agmn Dunnet Hd afeb Edo ABMR
Douglas Inlet (Korea) aomy Duperr6, P arbc Edwardsburg bdvi
Douglas (Isle of Man) aexf Durazzo ajgt Eeragh afri
Douglas P. (Queensland) . . .asyb Durban alzb Efate, or. Sandwich I aqxn
Douglas, P. (S. Australia) _ .arqy Durian Sabatang anrh Egedesminde beztj
Dourga Str aqsi Durian Str aprh Egense adps
Douro R ahbg Durnford B alze Egg Hr avlw
Dove Pt. Beacon aohi Durnford, P amnt Egg I. (Bahamas) axjq
Dover (England) aekv Duroch, C aonj Eggl. (N. S.) BCMN
Dover Hr. Lt. V ; aekw D'Urville I ateb Egg 1. (Ontario) bdxh
Dover (N. S.) bcla Dury Voe ...afgq Egg I. (St. Lawrence) bdmx
Dovercourt afoy Dutch Guiana awgn Egg Rock (MasB.) baih
Downs, The aeko Dutch I azvi Egg Rock (Me.) bath
Dowsing, Inner, Lt. V afnd Duxbury Pier bagu Eggegrundet acli
Dowsing, Outer, Lt. V afnc D vale Ground Lt. V adqf Eggemoggin Reach barb
Dragons Mouth ayhm Dwarka Pt amxl Egmond aan Zee aecf
Dragonera I ahok Dwina, N., Lt. V abem Egmont, C (N. Z.) atcv
Dragor, or, Drogden Lt. V-.adog Dwina R. (Riga) acul Egmont, C.(Pr.Ed.L) bczf
Drammen abyd Dwina R. (White Sea) aben Egmont cay. axfh
Drammond, C ahue Dyck Lt. V afxt Egrilar akov
Dranske adbs Dyer B batp Egypt aktc
Drayton Hr atyd Dyre Fiord bfam Ehrenberg auly
Drepano, C. (Candia) ajpf Dzunan Is apir Eider Canal adtg
Drepano P (Greece) ajit Eider Galliot Lt. V adte
Dresden acwd Eads, P awyt Eider, Outer, Lt. V abtc
Drewin alme Eagle Hr beod Eider R adsz
Drobak abyl Eagle Hawk B asgw Eight Degree Ch andp
Drogden Ch adoe Eagle I. Beacon (China) aohc Eisk spit] akje
Drogheda afur Eagle I. (Ireland) afrz Eijerland adzg
Dubh Artach afbu Eagle I. (Me.). bare Eke Fiord abpu
Dublin: afvb Eagle Nest Pt arxz Eken Sound adft
Duddon R aewi East Arm (Canada) bcwl Ekero abuk
Dudgeon Lt. V afng East C. (Asia) apos Ekersund abtjl
Due Odde acfm East Ch. (Kattegat) acbl Ekerums acgu
Dueni Cove amdc East Chop Pt b adi Eknas ac!jt
Duhnen adtw East Goodwin Lt. V aekr El Amaid akue
Dui AORN East Pascagoula axci Elaputi B aqpx
Duino aivl East Pt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdcp El Araish albo
Duiven I apwt East Pt. (Queensland) . : . . . aswc El Arish aktf
Dukati, P ajgy East Pt. (Saturna I.) atwr Elba I AHYR
Dukato, C ajir East R. (N. Y.) azpi Elbe No. 2 Lt. V adts
Duke Town alps Eastbourne aelh Elbe No. 3 Lt. V adtu
Dulce, G. of ausf Easter I arhu Elbe No.4 Lt.V adtv
Dulce, R awqf Eastern Ch. Lt. V anis Elbe Pilot Galliot adtq
Dulcigno ajgo Eastern Grove Lt .'
anmh Elbe, Outer, No. 1 Lt. V adtp
Duluth . BEMX Eastern Pt. (Mass.) bajc Elbe R adto
Dumaguete aqir East India Docks aejh Elbing acxk
Dumankilas B aqle East Ironbound I bcko Elbow cay axip
Dumaran I aqcl
. East London alyk Elburg aebm
Dumbarton ,... t
aezb East Main F beyt Elena, P aurm
Dumfries aexj Eastport bawc Eleos I ajtz
Dumpling Rock azyc Ebeltofte adkj Elephant B altw
Dunamund F acvg Ebro R ahlj Elephant Pt. (Burma) anmf
Dunamund I acdo Ecija, Nueva aqfc Elephant Pt. (India) *. . . . ankj
Dunbar afkn Eckernforde adey Eleusis ajol
Duncan City... bego Ecr^hos, Les agdi Eleuthera I axjs
Duncannon '.
afwh Ecuador autw Elizabeth B alut

Duncansby Hd afeg Edam (Holland) adzw Elizabeth, C. ( Me.) balw
Dundalk afuo Edam I. (Java) apvc Elizabeth, C. (Asia) aorx
Dundee afjc Eddy Pt bcpe Elizabeth City ayud
Dundrum B aftji Eddystone aent Elizabeth, P alxz
Dunedin atij Eddystone Pt asho Elizabeth R ayvt
Dungan R aonq Eden ashy Elizabethtown azny
Dungarvan afwk Edenton aytu Elk R azej
Dungeness (England) aelb Edgar Town badl El Kamela. akwh
Dungeness (Queensland) ...asxe Edie Rajut R apqt Ellen, P aezs
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ARRANGED. 465
ELLENBOGENFATHER PT.
Ellenbogen ADSK Ervily, P. de 1'

AGLM
Ellensburg AUBP Faichaburi anub
Erzerum akmd Eairl
Ellesmere Pt AEVC Esbjerg AMJ
Ellewoutsdijk AEFY
ADBY Fairhaven (Mass'. ) azyo
;
Escala La AHNC
EUice Is areu Fair Haven (Ontario) bdyu
Escocfe, P AWNE
Ellinggaard Kilen. ..,...." ABYR Fairhaven (Wash) atyj
i^scombrera
iot,P ARVQ -AHJC Fairy, P AEXI
E1KB
; .
Escondido B .'
.AUOJ Fakarava atoll argw

BDLZ Escondido P
Ellsworth AXUR Fakir Pt anld
BARZ Esconil, L'
Elmma .AGLT Fakkebierg adio
,..alnc Escudel
Elobeyl AHLO Falaise, La agrw
ALQX Escuminac Pt .BDGI
Elopura APZQ Falcon, C akze
Esmeralda AUTY
E Portaio AXQN Espalamaca Pt
Falcone Pt aicn
El Rincon ALCT Falconera P aiun
AUSJ Espanola Pt
E} Roque, P AUWJ Falifa Hr ARE l
AWKD Esperance B AEPX Falkenberg
Elsfleth advy
'.
ACBZ
Elsinore
Esperance, P ASGD Falkland Is avkl
! adoy Espevser ABSW Falkner I
Elys6e AGBC Espichel, C
AZTM
Embiez I
AHCP Fall River azxb
ahtb Espiguette Pt AH qx
Embomma A i,8i
Fallos Ch avir
Esplrito Santo B avuz Falluden
Emden adyg Espiritu Santo I
achy
Emineh, C A q Xd Falmouth (England) aeoj
akdq Espoir, C. d' BDKM Falmouth (Jamaica)
Emma Hr APO j Esquimalt Hr atxg
axro
Empedocle, P Falmouth (Tasmania) ashk
AIME Essequibo R awhf False B. (Africa)
Empire City auep alwt
;
Essington, P ATUI False B. (India) AN i F
Empress Augusta R aqtw Estaca Pt agxe False C. (New Guinea)
Ems Jade Canal adwx aqsh
! Estacio AH ji False C. (Va.)
Ems R ADYB AY us
Estanques B awli False Duck I bdwy
Endau R anti Estepona ahgi False Pt
Endeavor R
,-
A i ND
A syl Estero aust
Endeavor Str ~ aszq
Falster ADM z
Esteros auif Falsterbo
Endelave I A djq
aceq
Etang de Thau ahqe Falsterboref Lt. V aces
Endermo Hr apkz Etangdu Nord bdpw Famagusta akrf
Endoerodde adjf Etang, L', Hr baxg Fame Pt bdle
Enfant Perdu awfy Etaples apyj Fanad Pt
Engafio, C. (Haiti) afsu
axuj Eten Pt auxe Fanar Adasi
Engafio, C. (Philip.)
Islet ajzh
aqfd Etretat afzc Fanaraki
Engelholm akcj
acdk Eubcea I ajuw Fanar Burnu ajxw
England abhr Eucla.
English and Welsh grounds
ARQE Fanemotra B amfk
Eugenie Archipelago aoqi Fangaloa B aren
Lt. V AEQU Eume R agxr Fangar, P AH lp
English B atvf Eupatoria akhg Fango Pt ahlo
English Bank Lt. V avnm Euphrates R amuj Fano P. (Adriatic) aisj
English Ch aehs Eureka (Cal.) aufi Fano (Denmark) adrx
English Hr ayct Eureka (Mexico) aulw Fano I. (Ionian Is. ) ajhk
English R alzn Euripo Ch ajoy Fanrang B anvz
English Road alhg Europa I.J amgz Fao AMUG
Enkhuizen adzt Europa Pt ahfx Farafangana ; ame w
Enos ajwn Europe abdt Farallon I avpi
Enrage^ C bayz Evangelistas avje Farallon Sucio awnm
Ensenada (Mexico) aukn Evanston bejf Farallones Islets auhi
Ensenada de Barragan avns Everard, C. ascd Faraman ahrc
Enskar acpw Eversand adwh Farasina aiyf
Entrance I atlw Execution Rocks azsi Far6 Hr arhj
Entry I bdpk Exeter asef Farewell, C bezy
Ephesus. ..'. akpb Exholm acsy Farewell Spit C atex
Epi I AQXL Exmouth aend Farin alin
Equitorial Ch ands Expedition B aopi Farina P akwi
Ercole P ..aipu Exuma I axjy Farm Cove askr
Erekli '.
ajxq Eyemouth afkq Farn I afkx
Eriboll Loch afdv Eyre, P arqi Faro (Baltic) acho
Ericeira ahbt Ezaro agyo Faro, C. (Italy) ahwx
Erie City bedy Faro, C. (Sicily) aikm
Erie, Lake bdzp Faro (Portugal) ahdf
Erith aeiu Faaborg adhu Faroe Is afhe
Eritra akor Faber, Mt answ Farquhar Is amje
Erkno abog Faeno adhj Farsund abux
Eromanga aqxt Fseo ABTK Fasana aixd
Erqui agfs Faerder abxo Fastnet afps
Erronan aqye Fagnet Pt afzb Father Pt bdoe
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FATOUVILLEFREDRIKSH ALD
Fatouville afzm Fishbourne I aoft Formby Lt. V .aide

Favignana aimq Fisher I azuh Formentera I ahnq
Favone ahzy Fishguard aeso Formenton, C ahop
Faxo ADNU Fitzhugh Sound atuk Formica atmy
Fayal alcr Fitzmaurice II arjz Formigas aldp
Fear,C ayql Fitzroy I aogw Formosa (Brazil) awbi
Fecamp afyz Fitzroy Dock aslc Formosa (China Sea) aobs
Fedderwarder Siel adwj Fitzroy R. Lt. V asuq Formosa, Mt. (Singapore) ansi
Federal Pt ayqu Fiumara Grande aige Formosa, C. alpg
Fejan acjw Fiume aiyr Fornses. adkp
Felixstowe afpb Fiumicino aigb Fornelli Road aifk
Femern I adec Five Fathom Bank Lt. V azhp FornellSj P aepn
Femern Belt adel Fjeldo abts Fort de France ayen
Do aSmt Fjeldvik abkr Fort de France B ayel
Femern Sound adek Flaavser abos Fort ft. (Cal.) augh
Femris abjs Fladda Hr afbj Fort Pt. (E. India) anqs
Fenaio Pt ahzf Fladen Lt. V acbw Forth, Firth of afjh
Fenar Pt ajwl Fladholm abty Forth Bridge "afjq
Fenerive amen Flado abhz Forth & Clyde Canal afjy
Feno, C aibn Flagstad abij Fortune B betp
Fenwick I. Shoal Lt. V azhj Flamanville, C. de agdz Foujes AKOE
Fer, C. de akxj Flamborough Hd afmg Foula AFGY
Fermo aisc Flamenco, P avdo Foulepointe anep
Fernanda Pt alpy Flannan Is afcy Foulweather, C Auns
Fernandina aykc Flat C apsz Foulwind, C atfm
Fernando Noronha I awbu Flat I amip Fouquets Isle amio
Fernando Po alpx Flat Pt bcsn Four, Le (Bretagne) agjn
Fernand Vaz alek Flatholm aeqb Four, Le (Quiberon B) agot
Ferraione, C ahzo Flattery, C aucj Fouras agqw
Ferrajo, P ahys Flat-Top I asvx Fouches Mt ahty
Ferrara aitk Fleetwood aevw Fourchu, C- bcgn
Ferraria Pt aldk Flekkefiord abup Fourteen-feet Bank azih
Ferrat, C ahvj Flensborg adfr Fourth Pt apus
Ferret, C aqth Flinders arqtj Foveaux Str. .'.
atgb
Ferro (Canary Is.) alpj Flinders B arph Fowey aeoh
Ferro, C. (Italy) ahwx Flinders I asdc Fowey Rocks Beacon axhs
Ferro, C. (Sardinia) aicz Flint aetz Fowler B arqk
Ferro Castel :...ahic Flint Ch. (Flintrannan) acef Fox I BDGO
Ferrol agxl Flint I bcrv Foxton ATDX
Ferrol B auyb Florence ahyb Foyle, Lough aftb
Ferryland Hd beuw Flores (Azores) ai,co Foynes Hr afqy
Fez ALCD Flores (E. Archipelago) aqob Foz AHRM
Fianona aiye Flores I. (Uruguay) avqf Francavilla airy
Fidonisi aken Floriana aios France afxj
Fidra afkm Florida axdv Frances cay axmz
Fife afjl Florida, C axhv Frances I avur
Fife Ness ahg Florida Str axhy Francois ayex
Figari, C /. aidc Florida, East Coast ayil Franklin Hr arsh
Figeholm acqp Floro ABPR Franklin I bany
Figueira ahbn Flugge ADEI Franklin Sound asde
Fiji Is AEBZ Flushing. , aefu Franz Josef Land abcw
Fiksdal abnx Fly R aqsz Fratelli Rocks akwn
Fila Hr aqxo Focardo F ahyv Fraser R atvi^
Fildtvedt abyh Foggia Nova akod Fraserburgh afij
Filey afme Fogo Hr. (Newfoundland), .bews Frauenburg acxh
Filsand acub Fogo I ALHQ Fray Bentos avpo
Fingal Pt aso-z Fohr adst Frederichsted axzu
Finisterre, C agyk Folgero abrv Frederich Wilhelm Hr aqts
Finkenwerder aduz Folkestone aeky Fredericia adgu
Finland acod Folly Pt b'azo Frederick, P '.
asep
Finland, G. of acqy Fonseca, G auqr Frederick Henry B asg
Finmarken abft Fonskov Pt adhk Frederick Henry I aqsf
Finngrundet Lt. V aclk Fontana, C akfv Frederiksberg adop
Finngrund West Lt. V acln Fontane aiwq Frederiksburg ayzn
Fino P ahxb Froa I aldr Frederikshavn adqj
Finsch Hr aqto Forcados R aloj Frederikssund adlc
Fire I azqj Foreland Bluff alst Frederikstad abyx
Fire I. Lt. V azms Foreland, The aepv Fredrichstadt adti
FirstPt apur Forest, La agmc Fredriksborg acjk
Fischausen acwy Forio ..'. aihb Fredrikshald abze
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.
FREDRIKSHAMN GIBRALTAR.
Fredrikshamn acrl Gabovacatrida ajbp

Fredriksvaern
Gasparilla I axft
.abxg Gacholle, La ahqz Gasp6 bdkv
Freeman Ch asqh Gadaro
Free Town
I ajuo Gasp6 B. Lt. V .bdku
aljw Gadji AEBP Gasp6, bdkt
Frehel, C agfq Gaet, La agst Grata, C.(Cyprus) akqy
Freiburg adui Gaeta Aign Gata, C. de (Spain) ahil
Frejus ahuo Gage Road arnt Gatcombe Hd asuc
Fremantle arnx Gaidaro Islet. . ; ajqx Gatteville agck
French Pass atef Gainsborough: afmy Gavazzi Pt aiod
French Pt alrz Galantry Hd beud Gavdo I ajpw
French Guiana awpo Galapagos Is atjvh Gaviotas Lt. V awdv
Frenchman B _-. '_
. .basr Galata akbr Gavrion P ajqs
French Town azem Galata, C akdu Gawler, P aruv
Fresvik abqs Galatz aker Gay Hd b acx
Friedrichsberg adfi Galaxidi ajlf Gaya B apyt
Friedrichsort adetj Galdobin, C aoqd Gayo, P ajhu
Friedrichsschleuse adxl Galea agux Gebi I aqrm
Frikes P ajko Galera Pt. (Chile) avhw Gedney Ch , aznd
Frio, 0. (Africa) altji Galera Pt. (Trinidad) ayhk Geelong aryq
Frio, C. (Brazil) avty Galera de Zamba B a wmp Geelvink B ._. aqty
Frioul, P. du ahsj Galeria aibu Geestemilnde advw
Frontera awsl Galets, Pt. des ami Gene aclf
Frontignan ahqt Galibi Pt awgr Gellen : . adwt
Fruholm abgn Galimi ajzg Gellibrand Pt aryv
Frying-pan Shoals Lt. V . . .ayqr Galiola Is aizc Gellibrand Pt. Lt. V aryw
Fuchau fu aodi Galita (Galite, La) akwr Gelsa ajei
Fuengirola ahgm Gallegos, P avlc Gemlik ajys
Fuenterrabia agui Galley Hd afxd Genesee R bdyl
Fuerteventura alep Gallipoli (Italy) aiqb Geneva ahvs
Fuglenaes abgq Gallipoli (Turkey) ajxh Genius Bank Lt. V adxc
Fukabori aoxi Gallipoli, P. (Asia Minor) akpi Genoa ah wr
Fukai aowz Gallo, C. (Adriatic) aiqn G6nois, F akxf
Fukuoka aowd Gallo, C. (Sicily) ainl Genoves ahim
Fuk ura apdn Galloo I BDZG Gensan aonl
Fuku shima apko Galloper Lt. V afpn Geographe B arou
Fukuyama (Bingo Nada). .apbh . Galloway, Mull of aexr George B. (Canada) bcvn
Do APDTT Galveston awvc George B. (Tasmania) ashm
Fukuyama (Hokoshu) apkm Galveston Lt. V awvd George, C bcvz
Fulehuk abxs Galway afrk George R as.ttj
Rock
Fuller azwg Gambia alht George I ecly
Fumboni B amdc Gamla (Old) Karleby acor George Town (Africa) alxo
Funabashi apig Gamova B aopq Georgetown (Ascension).. .aluy .
Funakoshi apkb Gamvig abgd Georgetown (Demerara) awhq

Funchal aldt Gana Gana alom Georgetown (Malay Pen.)..ANQO
Fundukli akbtt Gandia ahki George Town (Pr. Ed. I.)..bdau
Fundy, B. of baye Ganges R anjy Georgetown (S. C.) ayqc
Fungasar Hr areb Ganj&m anht Georgetown (Tasmania) asdw
Funk I bewn Gannet Rock baxp Georgia (Asia Minor) aklx
Funkenhagen acym Gap Rock , anyu Georgia (State) aykf
Funta B alsx Garcia de Avila avyh Georgia, Str. of attjw
Fuokbinkiang Lt anvs Garde, C. de akxg Georgian B behm
Furni ajte Garden I. (N. S. W.) askn Georgina Pt atwp
Furon acgo Garden I. (W. Australia) ... arno Geraldine arms
Furugrund acnh Garden Reach anjg Geraldton (Queensland) .asxq . . .
Fusan aond Gardiner I azqs Geraldton (W. Australia) ... arnb

Fusan Kai aonp Gare Loch aezc Geresik apwh.
Fushiki aotjb Gargano Hd airg Germando acns
Fusi yama apit Garonne R agsz Germein, B arsn
Futsu saki apim Garoupe avhc Germany acvp
Futuna aqye Garpen acgh Gerso adjh
Fuyan I aodp Garraway alkw Ghelenjik B akjy
Fuyen Hr anwf Garrison Pt aeik "Ghenitchesk Str akin
Fyen adgz Garrucha ahis Ghent aegy
Fyne, Loch aezg Garston aeuw Ghijinsk B aosl
Gascogne, G. of agjs Ghubbet Hashish amsu
Gabbard, Outer, Lt. V afoz Gascoyne Road armi Giannutri ahzi
akvi Gasoren acng Gibara, P axmj
Gabes
Gabol asch Gaspar Str apse Gibbs Hill ayhs
GaboP aojw Gaspar, Lower, L. V aniu Gibraltar ahfu
Gaboon R alqz Gaspar, Upper, Lt. V amy Gibraltar (Erie) bear
468 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED, PART II.
GIEDSERGRECALE.
Giedser Pt. Lt. V adne Gold Coast almw Gran I aclv

Giedser Reefs Lt. V adnc Golden Horn akbo Granatello aihn
Gienner Fiord adgk Golden Horn Hr aoqb Granada ahgy
Giens ahtr Golden I aoge Granada, Nueva autm
Gighiga aosn Goldsboro ayse Gran Canaria aler
Giglio ahzd Goletta akwe Grand B (Mauritius) amig
Gi]on agwd Golfito AUSL Grand I. (St. Lawrence) bdpu
Gilbert Is aqvz Gomb6 Pt alrc Grand I. (Lake Superior). .bepf .
Gilbierg Hd adkw Gomen B aqzf Grand Banc Lt. V agrs

GillB AVLY Gomena, C ajew Grand Bassa alko
Gilleskaal abjv Gomenizza P ajhf Grand Bassam almj
Gillolo I AQRI Gomera alfh Grand Bourg ayed
Gillolo Passage aqrt Gonaives axtk Grand Cayman axqv
Gims6 abir Gooch B atjs Grand Haven bekm
Gioiosa Jonica aipn Goode I aszk Grand Jardin Islet agfh
Gioja aijy Good Hope, C. of alwq Grand Lejon agfv
Giova Pt akpg Good Hope, C. (China) anzr Grand Manan I baxs
Giovinazzo aiqu Goodwin, V
East, \jt. aekr Grand Mont Pt agoh
Giraglia I ahzs Goodwin, North, Lt.V aekl Grand Port (Mauritius) amik
Girdle Ness afir Goodwin, South, Lt.V aeks Grand Port (New Cal.) aqyp
Girdler Lt. V aelt Goodwin Sands aekm Grand Ribeau I ahtu
Girgenti aimc Goole AFMS Grand Rustico bdcy
Gironde R agrp Goolwa ARVY Grand Sesters alkv
Girvan aeyb Goose C bdqg Grand Surrey Canal aejq
Gisborne atls Goose I ASDF Grand Turk I axkt
Gisund abht Gopalpur anhr Grande B aybj
Giudecca Canal aiub Gorda Pt axpe Grande Banc agrs
Giurgiu akez Gordon R asfk Grande, P. (C. Verde Is.)..algw
Gjerrild Lt adpo Gore B i atjm Grande P. (Stephens B.) .auvn . .
Gjesvier abgm Goree algj Grands Cardinaux agou

GJceslingerne abkx Gorey agdt Grangemouth afkb
Gladstone asue Gorgona I ahyf Granite I beoz
Glandore afxg Gorino aite Granitola, Cape aimk
Glarenza ajlo Gorizia, or, Goritz aivk Grant Beach Lts bdha
Glas I afcw Goro, P AQYL Granton Hr afkg
Glasgow (Ontario) bdyr Goro Pt AITD Granville (New Guinea) aqtg
Glasgow (Scotland) aeyz Gorontalo aqmf Granville (France) ageo
Glasgow, P. (N. Guinea) aqti Goshkevitch B aonz Grao de Valencio ahkp
Glasgow, P. (Scotland) aeyw Gota (Gotha) Canal acim Grasgard acgz
Glavina Pt aiyx Gotland achd Grassy B ayid
Glenelg arvc Goto, C AOWY Gratiot, F befw
Glenelg R arwz Goto Is AOWT Grave Pt agnb
Glengariff Hr afqe Gotska Sandon achq Grave Pt. (France) agsf
Glopen abiz Gottenburg acbr Grave Pt. (B. C.) atwj
Glorieuse Isle amd.n Gough I alvk Gravelines afxu
Glosholm acrf Goulburn asji Gravesend aeip
Gloucester (England) aeqn Gouldsborough batm Gravosa, P aifn
Gloucester (Mass.) baiz Goulette, La akwe Gray Hr aucp
Gloucester (N. J.) azky Goulfar B. (TalutPt.) agnr Great Basses anfb
Gliickstadt aduj Goulven agix Great Belt adln
Goa ANBM Gourock aeyn Great Bird Rock "
bdfz
Goapnath Pt amxz Government Hill anqm Great Borris Hd adfv
Goat I. (Cal.) atjgl Governors I azpc Great Britain aehq
Goat I. (Me.) balk Goyder R ariu Great Captain I azsl
Goat I. ?N. S. W.) aslg Goza Hr. apfc Great Duck I basf
Goat I. (R. I.) azxh Gozier I aydq Great Fish B alitf
Goche aocf Gozo AIOZ Great Fish R alyh
Godavari R anoz Graa Deep.. adrv Great Hr axwn
Goderich behj Gracias a Dios, Cape, Hr . . .awoz Great Inagua I axkv
Godhavn bezq Graciosa (Azores) alcx Great Isaac axiw
Godley Hd atjk Graciosa (Canaries) aleg Great Kapuas R apxm'
Godnatt Rock acfy Gradaz P aixv Great Namaq ualand alu v
Godrevy I aepg Grado P aivd Great Orme Hd aetw
Goedereede aedk Grassholmen abon Great Ribaud I ahtu
Goeree aedj Grafton asol Great Round Str. Lt. V bafk
Goes AEFM Grafton, Cape asxw Great Sandy Str asro
Gogaligyun axou Graham, P atsf Great Skarcies R..'
aljr
Gogha amrc Grahams Town (Africa) alyg Great Swan P ashg
Gohren adbg Grahamstown (N. Z.) atml Great Wall of China aojw
Goiana R avzy Grain Coast almb Grecale, C aipe
.
GRECOHAMPTON.
Greco, C akre Grundkallen Lt. V

Greco, Torre del
ackv Lt. V AECD
aihp Griinendeich aduo Haaler Is ...abzf
Greece ajie Gryto abhy Haarbjerget abhm
Greek Archipelago ajpx Guadalcanar I aqwi Haarlem aeck
Green B bbid Guadalquiver R aheg Haber Ness adpq
,
Green, C ashu Guadalupe R Habana axnw
awub
Green Hr bcij Guadeloupe aydc Habibas Is akzf
Green I. (C. Br. I.) _bcqi Guadiana B axoj Habitants Hr bcpw
Green I. (China) anyv Guadiana R ahdm Hacha, La awls
Green I. (N. S.) bcoa GuahybaR Hachken R. apce
avri .
.
Green I. (Lunenburg) bcka Guaira, La Hacking, P '

asjo
a wju
Green I. (St. Lawrence) bdpi C Hadersleben adgo
Guardafui, ; amog
Green Pt ^ aiwp GuajanI aqvl Hadlock, P atzq
Greenhithe aeis Guajara R awed Haedik I agol
Greenland bezo Guam I aqvl Hafringe acir
Greenly I beqg Guama R Hagi aovc
a web
Greenock aeyv Guafiape Is auxs Hague, C. de la agcq
Greenore (Carlingford) . . afuk Guanica, P _.axyk Hague, The aeco
Greenport.J azeh Guanta 6 a wjm Haidar Pasha akbe
Greenspond bewj Guantanamo axqr Haiderabad amwu
Greenwich aeiy Guarapari avux Haifa akso
Greenwich (R. I.) azvu Haifong anxc
Guardia, La agzr
Greenwich Observatory aejb Hainan anxl
Guardia Pt aigp
Gregory, C. (Or) aueh Guardiana I
Hains Pt aogp
ajki
Gregory, C. (Magellan) avjn
Guardia Vecchia Hill aicv
Haisborough Lt. V apnr
Gregory, P aemu Haitan Str aobr
Guatemala _ aupi
Greifswald aczv Haiti axtc
Guaytulco, P auop
Greifswalder Oie aczp Haiti, C axts
adko Guayanilla, P axyi Haiyang
Grenaa aoil
Grenada (Spain) ahgy Guayaquil auvz Haiyuntau I aokv
Grenada (W. I.) aygb Guaymas atjmd Hakata aowe
Grenadines, The ayftj Guduat akli Haken _acdx
Grenville Hr bdea Gudvangen abre Hakluyts Hd .abdg
Guerbaville apzs
GrepenLt. V ackw Hakodate apks
Grey, P arnf Guerin I aomb Hales Bluff asmb
Grey R atfo Guernsey agdb Half-Moon cay awqn
Greymouth atpu Guetaria. agum Half -Moon Shoal Lt a w vl
Grignano B aivm Guia ahcg Halfway Rock bamf
Griko, P ajtb Guia F anyh Halifax bclp
Grimsby apmp Guiana...' awfm Halifax B aswx
Grimskar acgi Guildford aroc Halki ajyb
Grimstad abwe Guilfinec aglr Hallam adyw
Grindel Pt bapl Guimaras aqie Hallands Wadero acdg
Grindstone I. (N. B.) bazi Guinchos cay axmv Hallo abzr
Grindstone I. (P. Ed. I.) bdfq Guinea G almx Hall Sound aqte
Grino abjx Guisanburg awfs Halmstad acdp
Grip abmu Guiuan aqjo Halong B ,.anxp
GrisNez, C apyb Guldborg Sound admx Hals adpw
Grissellhamn ackg Gulf Stream ayij Halskov adlw
Grohara acqv GullLt. V AEKQ Halten Is ablm
Groixl agmr Gull I : BEWY Halys Pt akmq
Groningen adyu Gull Rock bcip Hamada aouy
Gronningen abvq Gumaka aqfm Hamamatsu apge
Gronskar acjh Gun cay axiv Hamanaka aplk
Gronskaren abzy Gunfleet afph Hambantotti anez
Gr6n Sound adnj Gunieh aklr Hamburg aduv
Gros, C ahlit Gureina akur Hamelin B arpd
Grosa Pt. (Iviza) ; ahnz Guruni Hd ajvl Hamilton (Bermuda) ayih
Grosa Pt. (Majorca) ahon GurupaR awen Hamilton (Ontario) bdxw
Gross Ziegenort acyo Gurupi R awdm Hamilton (Queensland) asui
Grossa I ajcm Gustaf Hr aybp Hamilton, P aomu
Grossbruch acxb Gutvik abkq Hamilton Inlet beya
Grossel bdpt Gutzlaff I aopb Hammamet akvz
Grosse Isle bdrt Guyon I bcrg Hammero abhx
Grosses Haff acyv Guysborough bcov Hammer Pt Acfg
Grosso, Mt aibz Guzerat amxj Hammerf est abgr
Grosso Pt aimx Gwa anlq Hammershus acfe
Grouin Pt agex Gwadar amwd Hamnskar acbe
Grovenor P alys GwatarB amvz Hampton bajx
Gruizza, or Grucia I aizr Gythium aims Hampton Roads. ayvn
HANHOBRO.
Han R anzw Haulbowline I afwt Heppens adwq

Hancock, C audc Haulover Isthmus bcqu Heraklea aknf
Handa apfy Hausui B anxq Herault, R ahqf
Handkerchief Lt. V baem Haut Banc du Nord agqi Herbert asvb
Haneda aphy Haute I bcda Herbert R asxc
Hangchau B aoee Havannah Hr aqxs Herbertshoh .aqug
Hangklip, C alwv Have, La, R bcjn Herbes, Pt. aux axbe
Hango acqp Havelock atdy Hereford Inlet azlt
Hanish la amkx Havosund abgk Herkla (Hergla) akvy
Hanko abys Havre afzh Herm agdj
Hankow aohx Harve Bouche bcpk Hermit Is aqtjw
Hano I acfu Havre de Grace azdx Hermopolis ajqy
Hanobugten acfp Havre du Robert ayev Hermoso, Mt avmx
Hanoi anwv Hawaii arez Hernfisand acmf
Hanois agde Hawaiian Is arey Heron I bdji
Hanover advc Hawke, C asnc Heron Neck (Green I.) bark
Hanstholm.... adqv Hawkes B atli Herradura, P. (Cent. Am.) ..ausb
Hanswest (Hansweerd) aegd Hawkesbury, P bcpt Herradura, P. (Chile) aveh
Haonbaikan I anvm Hawkesbury R aslw Hervey B astf
Haparanda acnv Hawksbury atip Herzegovina ajgf
Hapsal actp Haya saki Ch aoxn Hesselo I adks
Haradsskar acij Hayatomo Str aovx Heste Hd adng
Harbour Grace bevl Hayle aepf Hestskjser abmz
Harbour I axjo Hayti aysk Heugh aflv
Harburg advb Heard I amjs Heve, C. la afzg
Harcourt B aqzn Heath Pt bdlk Hever R adsy
Hardanger Fiord abrz Heaux de Brehat aghm Hewittville asvf
Harderwijk aebl Hebert, P bcis Hexham asmr
Hardwick aymb Hebrides afcq Heyst aehj
Hardwieke B artg Heceta Hd audy Hibi Ch aowm
Hardy, P ated Hector atfg Hiddensee I adbq
Hare B bexn Heda Hr.... apgr Hiechechin B anzl
Hare I aneb Hedjaz Province amqy Hielm adkn
Harfleur afzj Hierapetra ajpt
Heiligenhafen adem
Harg ackq Hierro alfj
Harmghata R anju Heisternest acxy Highlands bafw
Harlem azor Hekkingen abhe Higuera, C
Hela Pt acxw aguh
Harlem Ship Canal azps Higuerita Bar ahdq
Harlingen adzc Helder adzk
Hi]i aozd
Haro, C aumb Helensburg aezf
Helensville atbh
Hijo AQKR
Haro Str atwz Hiku sima aovq
Harrington (England) aewm Helgeraaen abxd Hillsborough bazr
Harrington Inlet asne Helgoland advj Hillsborough B bczx
Harrington (Me.) bauh Helle abwr Hillsborough I. (Baily Is.)..aqvs
Harstad abhtj Hellehavn Pt. adnl Hillswick afgv
Hartland Pt aepk Helleholm adme Hilo arfb
Hartlepool aflu Helles, C ajwt Hilton Head I aynr
Harvey Corner bazf Hellevik aboc Hime sima aozg
Harwich afos Hellevoetsluis aedo Hinchinbrook aswz
Hasenore Hd adkl Hell Gate azpr Hindo abijf
Hasle acfd Helliar Holm afep Hingham bahm
Haasel abhr Hellig Vser abjl Hinlopen Str abdh
Haste Aftera Sh ahes Helliso abrf Hino misaki apek
Hastellic Pt agnq Hellman acqd Hiogo APBS
Hastings (Sussex) aelc Hellville amgr Hirado aowr
Hastings asgb Helsingborg acdv Hirado no Seto aowq
Hastings Hr anpc Helsingfors r acqx Hirosima aozu
Hastings, P bcpq Helsingkallan acox Hirota B apjs
Hastings R asno Helsingor adoy Hirsova, or, Hirssova akev
Hasvig abgu Helwick Lt. V aers Hirtshals adqr
Haszard Pt bdaf Hempstead azsc Hirtsholm adqk
Hatanga R apqg Hen Pt aogz Hisaka sima aowx
Hatholm . abve Hen & Chickens Reef Lt. V. azxt
. Hitokatpu B apmc
Hatien anuy Hendrick Hd bamx Hittero abuq
Hatinh anwp Henlopen, C azhs Hiva Oa arge
Hatteras, C aytc Hennings Vser abiq Hjelm adkn
Hatteras Inlet aysz Henry, C ayvb Hobart asgp
Hattes, Les awgl Henzada anmi Hoboken azoq
Hatzfeldt Hr aqtu Heongsan, P aocb Hoborg achf
Haugesund absz Hepburn aflp Hobro adpn
Part II. geographical signals -places alphabetically arranged. 471
HOBSONINDIO.
Hobson B aryt Horsens adjp Hustad ABNF

Hodeida amrv Horst acyp Husum. ..'. adsx
Hoedekenskerke aegb Horta alcs Hutt, P ATOV
Hoek AEBF Horten abxw Hven I acdy
Hog I. Lt. V azwp Horton bceu Hvidingso abtr
Hoganas acdr Horup Haff adgb Hvidsteen abym
Hogan Group ascw Hougue, La agcb Hwangchau aohw
Hogland acsu Hourtin agtf Hwanghai aoij
Hogsholm... aboy Houston awvf Hyannis badx
Hogsten, or, Hogstenen abok Houtman Rocks army Hydra ajnu
Hohe Weg Flat adwi Hov Huk ADJR Hyeres ahtv
Hoien adqo Hov Sand adir Hylleholt adnt
Hsievarde abtn Howe, C ascj Hythe asfy
Hoihau B anxp Howe Ch asqf
Eokianga R atbd Howrah anjl Iana R apoz
Kokitika atpw Howth Bailey afux Iba. AQED
Hokushu apkj Hoy AFES Ibn Hani Pt akrt
Holar bfaq Hoya B aqpw Ibo AMCR
Holbek adlg Hoyer adsl Ibrahim, P amqp
Holdfast B arve Hoylake aeuk Ibraila akes
Hollander Deep adot Huacho auyl lea AUZM
Hollam's Bird I alum Huafo I avim Icacos Pt AYHI
Holland (Mich.) bekj Huaheine I .arhg Icacos Road awqx
Hollen abvm Huaina Pisagua B avch Iceland bfac
Hollesley B afor Huanchaco auxm Ichabo alup
Holmedal absn Huanillos avce Ichang fu aoif
Holmengraa abrd Huarmey auyh Ida alpb
Holmestrand abyo Huasco, P avdw Ido ACID
Holmogadd aomt Hubbard Cove bcku Ieraka P ajng
Holmdn aomz Hudiksvall aclt Iero P j.. ajub
Holmudden achp Hudson B beyl Ier6s, C akmf
Hoi Ness adfs Hudson City azon Iggesund aclu
Holsteinborg bezw Hudson R azow Iglesias aier
Holtenau adet Hu6 anwm Ikata, P apci
Holy I afku Huelva ahdu Iki sima aowg
Holyhead aetl Hueneme Pt auit Ikopa R ampy
Homborgsund abwc Huertas, C ahjr Hay avbn
Hommelviken abmh Huevos I avep Ilette Pt ahvb
Honawar anbx Hufvudskar acjd Ilfracombe (England) aept
Honda awmf Hugli Pt ANJF Ilfracombe (Tasmania) asdy
Hon Dau I anxb Hugli R anir Ilha Grande avtg
Hondeklip B alvtj Huilingsan Hr anxz Ilin I aqcu
Honduras awpe Hukau aohm Illinois bejl
Honfleur agbe Hull (England) afmr IloCOS AQER
bahj AQID
Honga R azfk Hull (Mass.)
axwr
Iloilo.
Imabari apeb
Honghai B anzj Humacao
Hongkong , anym Humansdorp alxu Imaidzumi gawa apju
HonKohe, P anwc Humber R afmn Imari aowp
Honmoku Lt. V aphs Humboldt aufg Imbetiba avud
arfx Humt Adjim akvh Imbituba avrs
Honolulu
aotb Hunchun aopg Imbros ajup
Honshu aihc
atzu Hungary aiyl Imperatore Pt
Hood Canal Imperial Hr aorb
Hood, P bcvk Hunghwa Ch aobn
anir Hunstanton afnm Imperial R avhf
Hoogly atpy
aecv Hunter Cove atjer Imuruk Lake
Hook of Holland Inaccessible I alvh
Hook of Schouwen aefd Hunter I asez
AFWG Hunter Pt. Dock (Cal.) augk Inada akdf
Hook Pt Inch Keith afjm
Hooper Str azfn Hunter R asmn
adzv Hunting I ayog In chon aoln
Hoom azrt In Dail Loch. aezw
Hopedale beyg Huntington
anhc Huntly atbw Independencia B auzs
Hope I Inderamayu Pt apvk
HopePt atpo HuonR asgf
nrxxQ Hurlock B aptl India amwl
Hope, P BE0W Indian I baoz
Hora ajxn Huron I
ahjg Huron Lake befq Indian R axie
Hormigas, Las befr Indian Tickle bexy
Horn,C avjy Huron, P
aemg Indiana beju
Horn I axcr Hurst Castle
adpe Hurup ADPB Indianola awun
Hornbsek abuh Indigirka R apox
Horn Reefs Lt. "V adrs Husevege
ansz Hussein Pt akpe Indio Pt. Lt. V avno
Horsburgh Lt
INDRAGIRIEKAILUA.
Indragirie R aprt Isumi Str apcb Jeremias Anchorage albk

Indus R amwh Itabapuana avun Jericho aksv
Ineboli, C ,
akmx Italy ahvw Jersey agdn
Infreschi, P .'
aul Itamaraca I avztj Jersey City azok
Ingonish bcug Itapacaroya B avsh Jershoft acyj
Ingornachoix B berw Itaparica I avxw Jerusalem aksx
Inhamboio ambk Itapemerim avup Jervis B asje
Inisheer , afrh Itaperina B amey Jervis, C arvk
Inishgort afrq Itapuan Pt avyf Jezirat Nabiyu Tanb amvl
Inishowen Hd aftd Ithaca I ajkm Jezirat at Tawfla amvo
Inishtrahull apsz Ivi, AKYU Jezireh aksj
Injeh, akmw Iviza AHNS Jibuti amoy
Iniir B akcp Ivory Coast almq Jidda, amrj
Inkerman akhl Iwaga saki apik Jidjelli akxw
Inland Sea Apzp Iwanai B apmv Jinchuen aoln
Innamban R alzw I wo sima aoxh Jobabo axqb
Inner Road ahtm Iyo nada aozq Jobos, P axyc
Inokushi, P aoyp Izabel awqj Johanna I amde
Inskip Pt asrq John R bcxd
Intermediate Lt. V anit Jablanaz, P ajbr Johnstone R asxo
Inuboye saki apiu Jackson awzu Johore R ansy
Inverary ,. aezh Jackson, F aync Joka sima aphf
Invercargill atgj Jackson, P asjw Joliette Basin ahsd
Invergordon aphv Jacksonville ayjk Jolo AQLI
Inverness aphz Jacmel axuz Jondal absf
Investigator Str arto Jacobstadt acotj Jones Pt azdc
Iomfruland abws Jade R adwk Jonquiere, C aorm
Iona apbt Jsederens Pt abue Jordan R bcig
Ionian Is ajhg Jafarabad amxu Jouan G ahdz
Ipsera Islet. .. akpo Jaffa, C .arwf Jourimain I bcxv
Ipswich (England) afov Jafnapatam anpk Juan de Fuca Str atxk
Ipswich (Mass.) bajo Jaguarybe R awcl Juan de Nova I amhc
Ipswich (Queensland) asqr Jaltepeque Eagoon auqp Juan Fernandez I avfm
Iquique avcp Jaluit AQVY Juana apvy
Ireland afpo Jamaica axqz Juba AMNW
Ireland I' ayip Jambie B apru Jubal, Str amqj
Iris R ajmu Jambu Ayer apqs Jubia B agxn
Iro o saki apgv James B beyr Juby, C algT
Iroquois Pt 1 belw James P azrn Jucar, R ahkj
Irrawaddy R anlx James R aywl Jucaro axpy
Irvine aeyj James Town alvd Judith Pt azuw
Isaac Hr bcnx Jamestown Hr aqvd Jugru R ANRV
Isabela, P aqlk Jammer B adqs JuiSt I ADXT
Isaccea akeq Jammerland B '.
. adlu Juja Pt AJDZ
Isaki aozj Jandia Pt aleq Juldia Hill ankl
Ischia aigz Janet, C ahru Juneau atqk
Ise Fiord adlb Janjira Hr amzs Juniskaren acmd
Ise Sea apfi Jan Mayen I bpau Junin avcj
Ishikari R apmq Japan aosz Junkseylon _ anpm
Ishima. apdc Japara Islet apvw Jupiter Inlet axib
Ishi no maki apje Jar Fiord abpv Jura Sound aezv
Isidore B ajli Jardeheu Pt agcs Jutland adjm
Isigny agbw Jarman I arlt
Iskanderun akro Jarrow apln Kabelvaag abil
Iskanderun G akrn Jashak,C amvt Kabinda alrw
Islands, B. of atnm Jasmund adbl Kabes akvi
Islay (Peru) avbn Jassy : akfi Kada B apex
Islay (Scotland) aezr Java apucj Kadiak I atrw
Islay Sound apbe Javea. , ahkb Kadi Kioi akbd
Isleta Pt alet Jeba R alir Kadosh Pt akjZ
Ismailia aktm Jebeil '.
akse Kaffa akhw
Ismid ajyl Jebel Teir amrt Kaffir Kuyl B alxh
Isola AIVY Jebel Zukur amrt Kaffraria : alvq
Isonzo R aivg Jeddah amrj K4ge acnl
Ispe Pt ACGT Jeddore Rock bcmk Kageno sima aoxf
Israelite B arqc Jekoits Hr aqvd Kagoshima aoyc
Isse Hd adju Jelai R aqbv Kanului Hr arpk
Istapa auqb Jella Koffi alnp Kaibobo Road aqrb
Istna aivu Jerba, C. el akxt Kaikoura atjq
Istria, C. d' aivx Jerba I akvf Kailua , arfg
KAIP ARA KEWAUNEE.
Kaipara Hr atbe Kangaroo I artu Kaua R aqsv

Kaisariyeh aksr Kangio Bank anvr Kauai argb
Kaiserfahrt aczf Kangun amvd Kaukhali aniz
Kaiser Hr adwe Kankao R anuz Kaulung anyq
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal aduf Kannanur anci Kauriakakai arft
Kaiser Wilhelmsland aqtn Kanonsaki aphl Kaupanger abqv
Kaitan athy Kanso aobp Kavak Burnu akbp
Kakesuka minato apgp Kapau aqse Kavala ajwh
Kalagaan R apzn Kapiti I... atdm Kavarna akdx
Kalaioki '.
acoq Kappel Pt acgy Kawaihae arpe

Kalama audk Kappeln adpc Kawa saki aphx
Kalamaki ajoq Kapsali B ajnb Kawatsi apbu
Kalamata ajmi Kapury apng Kawau atnc
Kalamuti Hr ajwi Kara, C ajvx Kawhia atch
Kalantan antu Kara Sea abdo Kawur aptp
Kalazak ajzk Kara Str abds Kayeli B aqrp
Kalbaden Lt. V acre Kara-Agatch aknb Kazakavitch aoqe
Kalgalaksha abpd Karabane I alib Kealakekua arfi
Kahakra, C akdy Karabuga ajzu Keats,P arjx
Kalibia akwb Kara Burnu (Black Sea) akdc Kebula B aqom
Kalimno ajsq Kara Burnu (Levant) akqd Kedah R anqi
Kalingapatam anhk Karachi amwp K6 Dulan I aqpm
Kaliu aquo Karadash Burnu akqr Keeling Is aptx
Kaliwan R aoct Karaga Hr apns Kefken, C aknh
Kalix acnz Karaghatch Hr akpu KegaPt anvx
Kalk Ground Lt. V adpp Karaginski I apnu Kei R ALYN
Kalkgrundet Lt. V acek KararHerman akei Keiskamma R alyi
Kallo I acpr Karakaiki B aqoi Keke Ness adfz
Kalloni, P ajtw Karamania akps Kelumpang B aqbh
Kallundborg - - -Adlr Karamea R atpc Kelung Hr aobt
Kalmar acgj Karamusal ajyn Kem abfc
Kalmar Sound acgp Karang Mas apws Kema aqmd
Kalo B adke Karatsu aowi Kemi acoe
Kalolimno (Archipelago)
Kalolimno (Mammara)
ajsp
ajyv
Karikal
Kariya
anfx
aowi
Kendari
Kenmare
B aqmj
afqh
Kalomo - ajix Karlo r - - - acol Kennebec R baml
Kalpi Anchorage anjc Karlshamm acfv Kennebunk bale
Kaltura anep Karlskrona acpw Kennedy, P. (Queensland). aszo
Kalveboderne Lt. V ados Karnafuli R ankj Kennedy, P. (W. Aust.) aroi
Kamaishi apj w Kar Nicobar anob Kennedy R asyr
Kamao Pt anvd Karquines atjgz Kenosha beiz
Kamaran Hr amrq Karrebsek admi Kent Group ascx
Kamata saki apdb Kartal ajye Kent I azev
Kamchatka - - - apne Karumbhar I amxe Kentish Knock Lt. V afpk
KamchyR akds Kariin R am'uo KeongaB amjx
Kamerun R alqj Karwar Hd anbt Kephalo, C ajur
Kamir ajzw Kasado sima aozp Kephez Pt ajwy
Kamish akif Kasamanze R alhy Keppel C asum
Kamo aotw Kashi no saki aper Kerama Grqup aoyk
Kamoi saki apmu Kasko acpj Keramot Saki aph
Kamorta - anod Kasom R anpw Kerassond (Kerasunda) akmi
Kamouraska bdpx Kassandra G ajvz Kerdonis Pt agns
Kampen (Netherland) aebn Kassar: actv Kerempeh, C akmy
Kampen (Schleswig) adso Kasserodde adgw Kerguelen I amjr
Kampong Ton R anuw Kastelorizo I akpx Kerhuon agko
anwb Kastri Pt ajhl Kerisoc Pt aqjd
KamrangB ajto Kerkenah Is akvo
Kanagawa aphw Kastro (Khios) , . .
arfn Kastro (Lemnos) ajui Kermadec Is arbx

Kanahena Pt agiv
akup Kastrup adoi Kernic
KanaisG Keroman agne
arbd Katakami apbj
KanalaB ajlp Kerpenhir Pt agnz
Kanazawa aoui Katakolo
anup Katanglslet apvt Kertch akih
Kanburi
KandalakG abfg Katau R aqsw. Kerteminde adiy
abfi Kata ura aoxz Kervasara ajip
Kandalaksha Kerynia akqu
arcb Kataviti B aqzc
Kandavu -
abuy Kesennuma apjr
Kandeliusa ajsl Katland
aneo Katorei B aptm Ketchumville atqp
Kandi amgd Keti amwt
Kandilli akcl Katsep^
KanedaB : aphj Kattegat acbj Keum gang aolx
amvd Kattoji saki apkr Kewaunee beih
Kangan
KEWEENAWKEA.
Keweenaw B beoq Kingston (Jamaica) axsr Koidzumi apjq

Key West axgu Kingston (Ontario) bdwm Koko Reef apwk
Keyham aeoc Kingston (S. Australia) arwd Kokotoni Hr amlf
Kezil Pt akos Kingstown (Ireland) ... afvg . Koksi, P aoch
Khaidari P ajnp Kingstown (St. -Vincent) ayfs Kokskar acsz
Khambhalia amxf Kinhon Hr. (Thinai Hr.). .anwi . Kokuntau Is aomc
Khamfr amvk Kinkuwasan apjg Kokura aovz
Khania ajpe Kinn abps Kolaba Pt amzo
Khanlijeh akco Kinnard Hd afig Kolaba Oby amzp
Kharag (Kharij) I amuy Kino acuh Kolachel '.
ancy
Khelidromi I ajvm Kinsale afwy Kolding adgt
Khelong B anpr Kinsale, Old Hd. of . afxb Kollefjord abge
Kherson akgz Kinservik. absj Kdrnakoff F atrg
Khersonese, C akhm Kioge ADNY Kolokfthia ( Archipelago) ajtq
Khios AJTM Kios AJYS Kolokithia (Greece) ajmp
Khor Fakan amth Kipini amnl Kolorat Hr aizl
Khori R amwy Kirchdorf adcl Kolyma, R apow
Khor Rabij amvx Kirkcaldy afjo Komandorski Is apnm
Khorya Morya Is amsq Kirkcudbright aexn Komatsushima Anch apdh
Khramtehenko atri Kirkeby adsg Komo R alre
Khristinestad acpl Kirkwall afeq Konakri aljm
Khunbandar amyf Kirpen I aknj Kondia P ajug
Khwa anlq Kisaradzu apil Konge Deep ador
Kiahtsz anzm Kish Lt. V afuz Kongo Free State alsd
Kiama asjk Kishin amse Kongo R ALRY
Kiangyin aofs Kishm amvo Kongoni ambp
Kichau aohv Kisimayu B amnv Konigsberg acxd
Kidderpur anjo Kissa aqox Konig Wilhelm Canal acwh
Kidderpur Wet Docks anjh Kistna R angs K6-je Do aomw
Kidorong Pt apyj Kistrand abgi Konstantinovski akgv
Kiel adeo Kiswere Hr amkh Koombanah B arom
Kiel and Eider Canal adtg Kita kami R apjm Koos R. (Coos) AUED
Kienchufu anxo Kiti, C akrc Kopah Inlet anpi
Kieuhien aogs Kitries, C ajmk Kopalin .acyb
Kii Ch apei Kitta ALNQ Kopparstenarne Lt. V achs
Kikik B anwj Kiukiang aohr Korableny Lt. V acsi
Kiladia P ajnq Kiungam amlc Kordion B ajqt
Kilcradan Hd afqw Kiushan Beacon aofp Korea aolf
Kildonan Pt aezm Kiushu aovs Kornilof G ".
aonx
Kilia Mouth akeo Kiutoan Lt. V aofg Koroni ajmf
Kilia Pt aknl Kiyerr Inlet asib Kororarika B atns
Kilifi R AMNH KizilIrmak akms Korsakovsk aorw
Kiliman R amby Kizu gawa apbw Korshagen adlj
Kilindini, P amnb Kjeldsnor adim Korshavn adjb
Kiliomeli, C ajvb Kjengskjaer ablt Korso acqi
Killala afsd Klagstorp aceo Korsor adly
Killary, B afro Kladesholm acbd Korsor Road Lt. V adlx
Killybegs afsl Klang. anrq Kos akpj
Kiloarda, C akqf Klazati ajzk Kosedo Str aovn
Kilwa Kisiwani amki Kleines Haff acyw Koseir amqe
Kilwa Kivinje amko Kleven abvh Koshiki Is aoxw
Kimanis B apys Klinkowstroem B apof Koshiki-sima aowu
Kimberley (N. Australia) arif Klinte adjl Kosi R alzi
Kimberley (W. Australia), .arlh Klintehamn achi Koslu B AKND
Kina Balu apzc Klitmoller adqw Kosounai aorp
Kinahatangan R apzs . . Klondike R atqo Koster I abzl
Kinashiri aplt Klong Bagatae anpl Kota Baharu aqbj
Kinburn akgi Kliitz Hd adcn Kota-batu aqky
Kincardine behg Knivaia abfh Kota Raja apqm
Kinchau aoki Knivaniemi acoi Kotawa B aphe
Kingani R amky Knocke aegp Kotawaringin R aqbu
Kingchu fu aojy Knubble, The baky Kotelnoi I apqc
King George Sound arpj Knuds Hd adiu Kotka I acrj
King I ascp Knysna Hr alxp Kotonu ALNX
King Pt arpn Kobberdal abkh Kottapatam angp
King Road aeqj Kobber Grund Lt. V adqg Kotzebue Sound atpq
Kingscote arty Kob6 apbr Kourland acuv
Kings Lynn afnk Kochi apcx Kowie R alye
King Sound arlf Koepang aqop Kowno acvi
Kingsport bceo Koh Chang anuq Kra anpe
KRAGCHENBURGLEITH.
Kragchenburg aebt Kwala Kangsa anrj Iângeoog I adxj

KragerQ abwq Kwala Lumpor anrt Langesund abwu
Rran Fiord abwo Kwainera aqyc Langkat R apqw
Krasnaia Gorka acsm Kwangchauwan anxv Langkawi I anqe
Kraut Sand Lt. V aduk Kwikambo altp Langkiangki aogz
Kraxtepellen acwtj Kwanglotau I aoks Langksa R apqu
Kresta G apoh Kyauchau Hr aoik Lang Ness: aexd
Rrimea akhe Kyauk Pyu Hr anlg Langore adjv
Krimon Java Is apvs Kyholin adjy Langotangen abwv
Krionero Pt ajkb Kykduin aebx Langshan Crossing aopm
Krishna Lt. V anlz Kyle Akin afcj Langston Hr aelp
Kristianstad acfs Kyparissia ajlw Langwas I apsh
Kristiansund abmw Kyz Aul Pt AKHY Lannion aghz
Kro6 aptb Lantau anyl
Krom B alxt Laaland admk Lanvaon Height agji
Kronborg adoz Labiau acwo Lanzarote aleh
Kronslot acsk Labo ADEN Laon aqjd
Kronstadt achv Labrador bexq Lapland abpk
Kru ALKS Labuan apyo Lappe Grund Lt. V adpc
Krusenstern B abct Labuan Amok aqni Lara Pt avob
Kuahoi R anwb Labuan Tering B aqnp Larangeiras avsn
Kua Kam R anwy Labuk R apzl Laraquete avhg
Kuakue B. . ., aebk Laccadive Is andf Laredo agve
Kuantan R antq Lacepede B abwb Larnaka akrd
bdut Lame apt
Kuaua B aqzy Lachine Canal
Kuchinotsu aoxj Lacre Pt awkr Larut R anqx
Kudat B apyx Ladrone Is. (China) anye Lasserre Pt avkp
aowx Ladvik abqm Lassan aczr
Kuga sima akrv
Kudu R alrp Lady Elliot I astn Latakiyah.
Kuji B APKD Lae o ka Laau arfs Latham I amku
ACDN Lseso ADQB Latimer Reef azub
Kulleii
V adqf Latour, P bchu
Kultuznay B apnv Lseso, Channel Lt.
abzg
Rende adpz Lau^rsvcelgen
Kumai R aqbs Lseso
Laumuho aojs
Kum Kalessi ajwv Lagoa dos Patos avrg
alni Lagos (Africa) aloe Launceston asej
Kumassi ab yq
anbv Lagos (Portugal) ahcy Laurkollen
Kumpta abxi
ajett Laurvik
Kum Pt akpl Lagosta .'
ajfk Lauterbach adbh

Kundapur anbz Lagostini I
amzq acql Lauwerzee adyr
Kundari I
awuq
amro juan B aqjs Lavaca
Kunfida B arbe
Kunsan aomd Laguerre, P aqyv Lavaissiere
aomq Laguinmanoc, P aqgu Lavandou ahvf
Kuper Hr Lavapie Pt avhk
apcs Laguna B asrg
Kure apsw Lavata B avdi
Kuri, C akdg LagundiStr
Lahaina arfm Lavezzi I aibj
Kuriat Is akvs
LakaP ajhs Lavrova Hr apny
Kuril Is aplu
aqot Lake Borgne awzi Lazaref, P aonp
Kurong asbtt Lazaret Basin ahsc
KuruR awgp Lake Reeve
LakhpatR amwy Lazaretto Road ahti
Kuru Chesmeh akbw azkd
aquy Lakon antw League I
Kueaiel aqxc Leander Pt arnh
Kush abev LakonaB
Lamb bemi Leander Tower akbh
Kushiro aplh I
aeum
atqj Lambayeque auxg Leasowe
Kusilvak atkx Leba acyp
Kusimoto apeo LambtonHr
,
Lamentin aydi Lebak, P aqkv
Kuskino abci
aezk Lebbin acze
Kuskoquim R atre Lamlash
Lamock Is aobc Lebesby abgp
Kustenjeh (Kustendji) akec akvb
ankp Lampedusa aipb Lebidah
Kutabdial aqpl LebuP avhm
Kutali Road ajzo Lampon, P
amnp Led Sund acqm
KutchG amwz Lamu apmx
AM, Leeds
Kutpurl amxw Lanai
adyi
apfr Lancaster aevy Leer
Kuwana Landerneau agkp Leeuwin, C arpp
Kuweit Hr amtje axym
abnz Land's End aeor Leeward Is
Kvaernholm ACEB Leghorn ahyc
abxji Landskrona
Kvalbein aciu L6gu6, Le agpt
ABTTW Landsort
Kvilio agjm Leichau anxti
absc Landunevds Pt
Kvindherred ANEr Leipzig acwb
Kvitholm abne LangatR aqjf
Langeland adih Leite
Kvitnes abmy abry Leith afkd
Kwachau aogb Langenuen
476 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART EL
LEIXOESLOOKOUT.
Leixoes P ahbf Lille Blegen absv Livisa axly

Leka abkp Lille Feisten abud Lixuri ajkh
Lekanger . aboz Lillesand abvz Liyushan aoht
Lekhanger , abqr Lillo aegq Lizard, The aeol
Lekki alod Lima. auyv Lizard I asyp
Lema Is anyt Lima R agzy Ljugarn achw
Leman & Ower Lt. V afnv Limasol akqz Llanelly (
aerw
Lemantin Pt axtg Limeni P ajml Llanes. . .< agvw
Leme Ch aiwt Limerick afrd Llansa ahnl
Lemnos ajue Limhamn acen Llarga Pt ahon
Lemvig adrk Limon, P a won Llico AVFY
Lena R apqe Limones R axqj Llobregat ahmb
Lenlia, P.da alsf Limpopo R alzs Lloret ahmr
Lensviken ably Linano B aqkw Lloyd,*P aqvu
Leonardstown B azbg Linaro, C aifw Loanda I alte
Leones Isle avmb Lincoln, P arsf Loanda, P. of altb
Leopoldville alsm Lindaas abrh Loango B alrq
Lepanto ajle Linde R ambx Lobito B altr
Lepreau PI bayh Lindesn83s abuz Lobos de Af uera auxf
Lepsorev abod Lindi R amke Lobos I. (Canary Is.) alen
Lequeitio aguq Lindos '-
ajrz Lobos I. (Uruguay)..., avqj
Lerdalsoren abqw Linga aprl Lobos cay axmt
Lerhamn.. acdq Lingan Hd v, bcsh Loch Fyne aezg
Lerici ahxr Lingayen aqep Loch In Dail aezw
Lero (Archipelago) ajsu Lingi R anrz Loekeville aros
Lero (Bergen) abrm Linja amvh Loc-Maria agnm
Lervig abrw Linnhe Loch afbn Lodbjerg adqz
Lerwick afgp Linosa , aipf Lodingen abid
Lesina ajbd Linschoten Is . aoyg Lofoten Is abic
Leskar acnp Lions Rump alwk Lofsta ACLB
Leton Rk alhp Lipari I aioe Logan R asqx
Letti I aq'oz Lipso I ajsv Loggerhead cay axgo
Leucate ahpx Liptrap C arzy Logstor adrg
Leukungtao aoit Lisbon.. ahce Loheiya amrp
Levanger abmi Lisburne, C atpm Loire, R.. agpf
Levant akpq Liscanor afrg Loka I aoeg
Levant Is ahud Liscia P aicr Lokiang aocg
Levanto ahxk Liscomb Hr bcni Lolo I AQTC
Levanzo aimw Lisle afxm Loma Pt aujk
Leven, P amdz L'Islet ...bdrk Lomaloma ..ardm
Levi, C agcl Lismore I afbq Lomas (Cape) Roadstead... avbd
Levis bdtg Lissa ajek Lombardy aiuw
Levitha ajsr Lister abur Lombok aqnl
Levuka arcn Lister Deep adse Lomma aceh
Lewes azib Lith amrl London aehtv
Lewis afcs Little Basses anfc Londonderry afte
Lewiston bdyi Little Belledune Pt bdfj London Docks aejn
Leyden aecm Little Belt adgy London Sh acsl
Leyre R agtk Little Cayman a^cqw Long Branch azmr
Liakhov apqb Little Cumberland I aykl Long Hope afetj
Liant, C anum Little Curacao I awkx Long Hr bets
Liauho aokb Little Denier I bewg Long I. (Bahamas) axkb
Liautishan Promontory aokl Little Egg Hr azml Long Island (N. Y.) azpl
Liautung Province aojx Little Fish B alub Long Island Hd bahg
Libau acvf Little Gull I azqy Long Island Sound azqk
Libby I bavf Little Hope Islet bgiv Longone, P ahyt
Libeccio Pt aimu Little Karas I aprn Long Pt. (Erie) beat
Liberia alkh Little Popo alnu Long Pt. (Mass.) bagi
Libertad auql Little Ross aexm Long Pt. (Tasmania) Asm
Libreville alrd Little Sando abnc Long Pilgrim I bdpr
Licata ailz LittleSea Hill asuo Long Sand Lt. V.(Bengal)....ANiw
Licosa Pt aijg Liusne aclq Long Sand Lt.V.(England). afpe.
Lidung B aprc Livadhi, P ajqe Longships Lt aeoq

Lievely P bezq Livadia B -ajsg Longstone afkv
Liffey R afve Liverpool (England) aeuv Longueuil bduk
Lignano P aiur Liverpool (N.'B.) bcyq Lonsdale P arye
Ligua B avet Liverpool (N. S.) bcje Loo Rock aids
Liim Fiord adpu Liverpool, P amgy Loog P AQHD
Likuri Hr arcp Liverpool R ariw Looke P amdx
Lildstrand adt Livingstone awqh Lookout, C ayrm
Loop Hd afqu Lynn Haven ayve Magdalena B. (Mexico) aukz

Lopakta, C apnq Lynn Well Lt. Y apne Magdalena B abde
Lopez, C. (Africa) albi Lynus Pt aetv Magdalena R , awly
Lopez I. (Wash.) atyz Lyon .-. .ahrl Magellan Str avjg
Loppeu 1
ABQW Lyon, G. of .
v
ahqi Magerosund abgj
Loque AMDX Lyse Ground adkt Magnisi ailh
Lorain bbdp Lysekil I acbp Magnok B aqgp
Lome P bcpa Lyser Ort acux Magothy R azdr
Lourenco Marquez alzo Lytham aevp Mahabalipdr Pagodas angh
Lorient agnd Lyttelton atjg Mahakan R aqbe
Lord Howe I arbw Lytton asqn Mahambo Pt ameo
Los, Isles de aljh Mahanadi R anib
Los Vilos AVEO Maas Lt. V aecp Mahanoro ames
Lota AVHE Maas R aecq Mahe"
1
ancl
Louis, P. (France) agmz Maasluis aedf Mahe I '
amjb
Louis; P. (Mauritius) amib Maatsuyker I asfo Mah6bourg amil
Louis, P. Lt. V amic Maba Road aqrj Mahedia akvr
Louis,P. (W. I.) AYDG Mabou bcvh Mahi R amyj
Louisburg Hr bcbj MacaM avup Mahon, P ahpb
Louisiade Archipelago aqtm Macao , anyg Mahone bckp
Louisiana awvx Macapa awel Mahukona arpd
Louttit B arxw Macareo R awir Mahuwa amxv
Lovisa acri Macau awcg Maidens aftp
Low Hd asdp Macclesfield Bank anxi Maikulaung antjd
LOW I ASYD Macdonnell, P arwx Mai Kussa aqsm
LOW Pt AOHU Macdonnell Sound aruh Maine bakp
Lower California auk J Macedonia ajvq Maintirano amfp
Lower Pt. Clear axbk Macei6 avyx Maisonneuve bdtjn
Lower Traverse Lt.V bdqs Machias bavo Maitencillo avel
Lowestoft afoi Machiasport bavl Maitland asmt
Lowly Pt arsj Machias Seal I baxm Maitland, P beac
Loyalty Is arbq Machichaco, C aguv Majamba B amge
Luanco agwf Machipongo Inlet azgr Majar B akcv
Luarca agwq Macin aket Majorca ahod
Lubang I aqde Mackau I aomj Makalla amsh
Lubeck (Germany) adcr Mackey aswe Makambi R amft
Lubeck (Me.) bavx Mackenzie R asuw Makarska ajdu
Lucietta I ajdg Mackenzie R. (Alaska) atpg Makassar aqmx
Lucifer Lt. V apvn MacKinnon Hr bctx Makassar Str aqmu
Lucon agqd Mack Reef auet Makfl amux
Lucrecia Pt axmf MacLean asm Makisar aqox
Ludington beky MacLeay R asny Makran Coast am vr
Ludlam Beach azlw Macoripe Pt awcp Makri Hr akpw
Macoris axun Maksa amvt
Ludlow, P atzs :
aoit Macquarie Pt askd Maktan I aqio

Luikangtao
acnt Macquarie Hr asfg Makung Hr aovc
Lulea anch
Lundo ablq Macquarie I atox Malabar Coast
aepm Macquarie, Lake asmh Malabar Pt amze
Lundy I
asnm Malabata Pt albg
Luneburg advp Macquarie, P
bcjw Madagascar amdo Malabrigo Road auxk
Lunenburg.. ansc
aoiu Maddalena I aict Malacca 1
Lungmun Hr afdb Malacca Str anpz
Lungo, P. (Dalmatia) ajco Maddy, Loch
aiyb Madeira - aldq Malago ahgo
LungoP. (Istria)
aqwj
Madeira R :..awfi Malaita ."
I
Lungo ACMG
apyc Madison, P aubn Malalag P aqku
LuparR aesy Malamocco P aito
Lusaran Pt - aqih Madoc, P
Madonna I ajht Malampaya Sound aqcf
Lussin Piccolo aizk
apor Madonna Pt aiwc Malangen abhd
Lutke Hr Malaspina, P avlq
ajcp MadragaB albc
Lutostrak I Malay Peninsula anph
aleu Madras angj
Luz, Pdela Malcolm Pt arpz
aqdj Madrid agud
Luzon I
avmh Maldive Is andk
Lydo adhs Madryn, P
abmq Madura I apwf Maldon afpm
Lyen adpl Maldonado (Mexico) auof
Lyme Regis aenc MKsholm
Maestra Pt aith Maldonado (Uruguay) avqh
Lymington aemp andm
awvr Mafia I amks Male
Lynchburg amoc Malea, C ajnd
Lyngen ' abgx Magadoxa
aqhi Maleg Hr afce
Lyngor abwm Magallanes
aqxh
ADKI Magdalen, C bdna Malekula
Lyngsbek bdfh Malemba B alrv
Lynn BAIK Magdalen Is
.
MALFATANOMATIFU.
Malfatano, P aiec Mannefjord abvi Scirocco aiow

Malheureux C amie Manning R asnf Marsa Sousah akup
Malimba R alqk Manningtree afow Marsa Tebruk aktji
Malin Hd afsy Mano R alkx Marsa Zafran akuw
Malindi amnj Manokin R azfw Marseillan ahqm
Malinska P aizx Manora Pt amwq Marseille ahrw
Mallagoota Inkt ascf Manta B auvf Marsha I ambc
Mallawall6 I apzf Mantanzas ayiv Marshall Is . aqvx
Mallicolo aqxh Manukau atbn Marshall Pt bade
Malmo acbj Manzanilla B ^ aunk Marstal adig
Maloren acnx Manzanilla I awns Marsten abrp
Maloyama apmt Manzanillo (Cuba) axqh Marstrand '.
. . acbi
Malpeque bdep Manzanillo B. (Haiti) axty Martaban G anof
Malsoro B aqmw Manzo ajcq Martha, C alty
Malta .-. aioq Maplin Sands aeib Marthas Vineyard bacu
Maltezana ajsi Maputa R alzp Martigues ahrq
Mai wan anbg Maquereau Pt bdkg Martin, C ahvn
Mamanguape awbg Maracaibo awlk Martin, R bdng
Mamberonmo R aqtx Marad amzt Martin Garcia I. avpk
Mambolo aljs Maranhao awdc Martinique ayej
Mambulao P aqfr Marano aius Martinscica (Martincica ) P. .aizh
Mamuju B aqmz Marans agqp Martins Industry Lt. V. ayni
Mamutzu amdk Marawang Road apsc Martin Vas I awce
Man, Isle of aewu Marbella ahgk Marudu B ^...apzb
Manado aqlz Marblehead (Lake Erie) bedg Marugame apdx
Manacle Rks aeok Marblehead (Mass) baiq Mary R asrw
Mana Dock avqd Marchesa B apzj Maryborough asry
Managua aure Marcus Hook azjo Maryland azcq
Mananjara R amet Mare I augt Mainland Pt azbv
Manaos awfc Marennes , agrd Maryport aewp
Manapad Pt andv Margarita I awje Marysville aubf
Manar anep Margate aekf Masanpo aonb
Manar, G. of andt Maria, Loc agnj Masbate I aqhj
Manati R axwh Maria, P axrg Maseskar abzt
Manawatu R atdi Manager adpm Mashike apml
Manchac, Pa.^s awzr Marianas acjvk Mashonaland ajjbo
Manchester aevs Marias R asnq Masinglok P aqeh
Manchester Ship Canal ... .aeux Maria Teresa Mole aiys Masio, P axpq
Manchuria aopc Maria Van Diemen, C aszy Masfra G amsv
Manda Roads amnq Marie Galante '.
.ayeb Maskat amtb
Mandal abvf Mariel, P axny Maskhal I ankq
Mandalay anmp Marien adef Maski apml
Mandalike I apvx Marifjasren abrc Masknuf aciz
Mandao aqhl Marigot aybh Masnou ahmi
Mandarin ayjq Mariguana I axkl Maspalomas Pt alex
Mandavi R anbl Marin (Spain) agzj Massab6 alrs
Mandinga Hr awnk Marin (W. I.) ayez Massachusetts azxq
Mandinga Pt ,. auwg Marina I aqxd Lubrense aihu
Mandraki ajnx Marinduque I aqgr ALTJ
Mandri, P ajov Marine City befk Massaua Hr ampt
Mandurah arok Marine Transport Railway, .bcaq Masuji R apsl
Mandvi amxb Maritime Basin ahrz Masuliptam angv
Manfredonia. airc Maritimo aimt
'.
Mata, P axli
Mangalia akef Mariupol akiu Matagorda awuh
Mangalore ancf Mariveles, P aqdw Matakong I aljn
Mangareva Is argt Marjoribanks Hr aolw Matamoros. .'. awti
Mangarim aqcv Markelsdorf Pt adeg Matane bdnp
Mangolia akef Marken I aebc Matanzas axnu
Mangrol amxq Market Rock acqb Matanzas Caleta (Chile) avft
Manhattan azqg Markhab akrw Matapan, C ajmo
Manicouagan bdnv Marmara I ajzc Matapwa R amng
Manila aqdt Marmarice akpt Matar6 -
ahmk
Maninzari amet Marongo amcu Mataura R .\. . atgp
Manistee beld Maroni amcz Matchedash B .1-. . .behs
Manitou R bdmr Maroni R awgj Maternillos Pt axmp
Manitou I beon Marquesas Is argc Mathew Town 1 . . . axkz
Manitoulin I begjc Marquette bepa Mathias Pt...: azbm
Manitowoc beik Marsa el K6bir akzc Mathurin B amit
Manly Beach aslq Marsala aimo Mati AQKN
Manna R alkd Marsa Omrakum akug Matifu, C akyj
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Part II. geographical signalsplaces alphabetically arranged. 479
MATILDAMISCOU.
Matilda bdvf Megalo Kastron ajpm Meuangpran antz

Matinicus Rock baon Megalo Nisi I akdj Mevatanana amfz
Matitanana R ameu Meganisi Ch ajiq Mew I AFTW
Matochkin Shar (Strait) abdq Meghna R ankd Mexico '.
axjkh
Matoya apfd Mehediya albp Mexico, G. of
Matsugahama B awrz
aplx Meiaco sima Is aocx Meyers Ledge ah wg
Matsumai apkm Meinderts Reef apws Meze
Matsu shima
ahqo
apiy Mejillones Cove avcl Mezen , abeg
Matsuyama apec Mejillones del Sur B avcx Mgau Mwania amkd
Mattapoiset azyr Mekari seto apbe Miautau Is aoiy
Mattinata aird Mel I avsp Michael (Pissen) acuw
Matupi I aqbj Melabu B apuk Michigan (State) beck
Matura anbv Melbourne arzd Michigan City '.
bejr
Maturin awiv Melbourne P arzh Michigan I benp
Mauger beach Lt. '.
bcmb Mele, C .'..ahwe Michigan, Lake behy
Mauger cay awqt Meleda I ajfd Michipicoten I bema
Maui I arm Meli Anchorage aqxp Middelburg aefv
Mauka Cove aors Melilla akzr Middelfart adhg
Maullin avhy Melinka P avio Middelgrund adol
Maumusson Ch agrm Mellakori R aljo Middelharnis aedr
Maurice R azln Mellum Flat adwl Middle Bank Lt. V arsi
Mauritius amhz Melneraggen acwg Middle Hr aslo
Maurizio ahwb Melo, P AVLU Middlesbrough aflz
May, C azlq Meloria Sh ahye Middleton R alon
May I afjk Melstenen abko Miho B aoux
Mayaguez ~
axvy Melville, C aqby Miike aoxm
Mayo afry Melville, C. Lt. V asyq Mijella ajvd
Mayo I alhj Melville I arjb Mikawa apfz
Mayor, C agvp Melville, P alzr Mikindani Hr amkb
Mayorga ahpp MembaB amcl Mikomoto apgw
Mayotta amdg Memel acwp Mikuni aouj
Maysi, C. axle Memel R acwl Milan aiux
Mayu R ankv Menadou Passage bcrp Milazzo ainy
Mayumba B alrn Menai Str aetp Mileto Pt airt
Mazagon amzj Mendocino C aupo Milford Haven aesf
Mazaroni R awid Menelaus Hr akul Milk R axsf
Mazarron ahix Mengka aobx Millbridge baty
Mazatlan aump Menjawak apvj Millier Pt aglc
Mazeppa Pt alyp Menschikoff Pt aorc Millwall Docks aejl
Mazighan albw Mentawi Is apti Milna ajdx
Mazimbwa B amcs Mentone (Menton) ahvo Milo ajpy
Mazzara aiml Menzaleh, Lake aktl Milonia R akzn
Mazzone Pt aikn Meoko Hr. aqul Milwaukee beit
Mbau Waters arcl Mercer atbu Minatitlan awsr
Mbau B arcy Mercury B atly Min R aocy
McArthur Hd afbc Mergui anox Minch, The afco
McArthur R aril Merida awsb Mindanao I aqkc
McCluer Inlet aqsb Merigomish bcwp Mindoro. . aqcs
Mchinga B amkf Merimbula asif Mine Hd afwl
Meares, C audq Merka amnz Mines, Basin of bcdn
Meat Cove bcum Merlera Pt aixq Mingan Hr bdml
Mebondo alqv Mermerjik B ajzp Mingan Pass aodg
Mecattina C beqc Merminji, C akoh Minikoi I andj
Mekka amrk Merrill Shell Bank axbq Minnesota bemu
MecMgme B apon Mersey aeus Mifio R agzv
Mecklenburg adby Mersev Bluff aser Minorca ahpc
Meda I ahmz Mersin P akow Minots Ledge bagx
Medan apqx Mersina akqp Minou Pt AGKD
Medano Pt avng Mesa de Roldan ahip Miquelon betv
M6dee Rock agme Mesco Pt ai-ixl Minquiers agdx
Medemblik adzs Me Sima Group aoyl Minsener Old Oog. adxe
Medford bahy Messaragotsem Pt acur Minsener Sand Lt. V adwo
Medina amrh Messemvria akdp Mira bcrs
Mediterranean Iahfz Messier Ch avix Miramba P amgh
Medni apnr Messina aiks Miramichi B bdgf
G
Medolino aixn Messina, Str. of aiko Miramichi B Lt. V bdcv
Medomak R bang Mestre aiuc Mirik, C alfw
Medway bcjk Mesurado, C alkj Mirs B anzh
Medway R aylp Metbie afji Misarnis, P aqkg
Medway, The aejr Metis Pt bdns Miscou Hr bdte
MISENOMUGERES.
Miseno, C aigt Monach Is afde Morocco akzm

Misiina nada aozt Monaco ahvl Morondava amfl
Mispillion Creek azik Monastir akvu Moroto Saki apcz
Misratah akux Moncton bazu Morpeth Dock aevl
AHTP Mondaca R aqus Morris, P azpu
zza Rk aiqj Mondego, C ahbl Morrisburg bduz
I BEGU Mongat Pt ahmg Morrison B anoz
AWZF Mongunui Hr atnw Morristown bdvr
_ i City axbw Monhegan I baod Morro (Cano) Pt aheb
Missolonghi ajky Monie B azft Morro Ayuca auot
Misumi Hr aoxq Monkey R awqz Morro San Paulo avxo
Mitaziri aozl Monmouth aeqo Morrosquillo G awmx
Mitchell R
(Carpentaria) aric Monomoy Pt baej Mors ADRH
Mitchell R
(Victoria) asby Monopoli aiqo Morl^r I aizo
Mitford Hr apze Monroe becn Mortella Pt aicf
Mitho ANVE Monroe, F ayvh Morter ajdb
Mitsuga hama aped Monrovia alkn Morup Tange acby
Mitylene ajtv Montagu I. .,
asij Moruya asir
Mitzura aozx Mont' Alegre awet Morzhbvetz I abei
Miwara aozy Montauk Pt azqm Moscenice aiyg
Miyadsu aoxjr Monte Christi axub Moscow ACSB
Miyako afkf Monte Christo (Cent. Am.), .auvr Moskenses abiy
Mizzen Hd afpx Monte Christo (Italy) ahzc Mosquito Coast awox
M'Kenzie Pt bcqx Monte Grosso ahyu Mosquito Inlet ayip
Mlui R AMBZ Montego axrq Mosoen abki
Moar R anse Monteleone aijv Moss ABYO
Mobile axcw Montelungo aiqf Mossamedes aluc
Mocha I (Chile) avho Montenegro ajgh Mossel B alxm
Mocha (Red Sea) amrz Montepes B amcq Mostaganem akyw
Mochima P awjk Monterey auhs Mostardas avro
Moda Liman ajkv Montevideo avpy Moster absq
Modeste I. aomi Montgomery axdg Mota I AQXB
Modyugski I abex Montpelier * ahqu Mothoni ajmc
Moella I avsz Montreal bduq Motrico "... agup
Moen adnk Montrose afit Motril ahgw
Moeraki atir Monts, Pt. de bdmn Motueka R atel
Moerdyk aedw Montserrat aycx Mouill6 Pt ALWN
Mogador alcb Montt, P avil Moule, P ayde
Mogdisbu amoc Monze, C amwk Moulmein anoh
Mogotes Pt avnc Moody, P atvj Moultrieville aypb
Mohaka R atlk Mooen abns Mount, C ALKF
Mohawk I bdzy Mooloolah R asre Mount Desert Rk b art
Mohilla I (Moheli) amdb Moon acuf Mount Hill ayhu
Mohoro B amkq Moon Islet amsf Mounts B aeon
Mojacar Ahir Moonta arsz Moura B aotm
Mojanga amfv Moorowie, P artq Mourillon ahtn
Moji AOVT Moose F beyz Mourilyan Hr asxm
Mokambo, P amcd Moose-a-bec Reach bauz Mouro I AGVN
Mokau R atcj Moose Peak (Mistake I) bauw Mouse Lt. V AETD
Mokha amrz Morant axst Mousset agsr
Mokihinui atfe Morant Cays axsz Mouton P bciy
Mokpo AOMF Moratabas Entrance apyb Moutons, He aux agmh
Mola aiqp Moray Firth afhs Moville AFTH
Moldava akfn Morayra ahjz Mowila amrc
Molde ABNM Morbihan agof Moyne R arxm
Molde Fiord abno Morbylanga acgs Moz, P do awep
Moldo ABPG Morea ajme Mozambique amce
Molenpolder aedl Morecambe B aewb Msimbati Hr amjz
Molfetta aiqw Morebead City ayrj Muara I apym
Molino Pt ahmv Morellganj anjw Muar R anse
Molle acdo Moreno B avdc Mucaras Reef axmr
Mollendo, P. . . avbr Moresby, P aqtf Mud Pt anjb
Moller B abdr Moresby R asxk Muda R anqj
Moller, P atrm Moreton B aspq Mudania ajyt
Mollo abzv Moreton, C aspu Mudros B ajtjf
Molokai arfq Morgan City awxv Muendu B aqyw
Molucca Passage aqrn Mori apkx Mueo P AQZB
Molyneux B athu Morlacca Ch ajbg Muertos I axye
Mombasa awly Morlaix agjj Mugard n- agxp
Mona axvq Mornington arzj Mugeres hr awrk
MUGGIANEUFELD.
Muggia aivp Nakashimagawa apdg Nauset Beach bafq

Mughti AMVG Nakatsu aozh Naussa P ajrh
Muhammera amup Nakke Hd I . . adpp Naustdal abpy
Muiden.. aebh Nakskov admr Navallo, P agoc
Muka Hd anqr Namaura. aowv Navarin ajlz
Mukden aoke Nambuckra R ? asob Navarin, C apod
Mula, P axyw Nam Dinh anwt Navas, P axlq
Mulata axop Namkwan Hr aodq Navassa I axtd
Mulaya R . .akzp Namo Hr anyc Navesink azmu
Mulgrave, P. (Alaska) . .atsh Namoa I anzy Navia agwr
Mulgrave, P. (N. S.) bcph Namsos ablc Navibandar amxo
Mulgrave R . asxu Namu Hr atuo Navidad B auni
Mulki Rocks ance Nanaimo Hr atwh Navinar Pt '
amxd
Mull AFBY Nanao aoue Nawanagar amxh
Mull Hd AFGH Nandi B arcx Naxia ajro
Mulo I AJDL Nandi Waters arco Naxos _ ajrm
Mulpy ANCD Nangamessi B aqnz Nazareth B amh
Mumbles aerp Nankauri Hr anoc Naze, The ..abuz
Mungopani amlo Nankin '.
aogj Ndoni alow
Mum alqy Nanoose Hr atwd Neath aerl
Munich acvy Nansemond R aywi Nebel adsq
Munkholm abme Nansha aocq Neddick, C ..baky
Muntok apsb Nantai I aodk NeeahB auch
Mura Hr apez Nantes agpl Neebish Rapids beln
Murano aitx Nanticoke R azfq Needham Pt aygl
Murchison R armp Nantucket baey Needles, The aemh
Murmagao I anbp Nantucket Shoals Lt. V bafe Neerstrand abtg
Muros agys Nanuku Passage ardi Negapatam anfs
Murray Hr bdao Naos I autc Negombo anek
Murray R arvt Naos, P alek anlr
Negrais, C
Murro di Porco, C ailn Napa augx .
Negril Hr axru
'
Muscangue Pequena a vtx Napanee R bdwp Negrito B auwx
Muskegon bekp Napier atlg aizv
Negritto Pt
Musquash Hr bayk Naples aihl akwu
Negro, C
-'
Musselburg afki Napoule G ahuv Negro I bapc

Mutenia akfm Narainganj ankf bchx
ancq'
Negro I. (N. S.)
Mustang I awtv Narakal
Negro R awfe
Mutlah Lt. V anjs Naranjo P axmh ajuw
Negropont
Mutsure aovk Narbada R amyj}
Negros I .'
aqij
Muttum Pt ancz Narbonne - ahqb bdhp
amgi Neguac gully
Mvita amlz Narendri NehoueB aqzg
amco Narenta Ch ajey
Mwambi B aqut Nek6te B arbg
Mwana Mwana amle NaresHr asix
abwi Nelligan
Myanterano R amfp NarestQ
Nellore ango
AXZI Nargen I actf
Myhlenfels Pt Nelson Town (N. B.) bdhm
f
Mykoni .AJRB Narragansett B azvf

Nelson (N. Z.) -'atej
Myriophyto AJXM Narraguagus R batv
arxe
aznm Nelson,
Narrows (N. Y.) arky
Narrows, The (Bermuda)... ayhw
Nelson, P
R ANKU Nemifla agyi
aebi Narsapur ..angw
Naarden r
apdk Nemoro Anchorage aplq
NabLt. V aelt Naruto Passage akzl
Narva a cst Nemours
Nabe sima apdt avhn
aony Narvick A BJ p Nena, P
Nadjini Neo Kastro ajlz
aqiw NashI .....baut
Naga aerf Nepean Pt arzp
Nagahama apeh NashPt b ahp
arck Neponset
Nagar., anpw Nasilai
Neptune Battery anet
ajxe NassB atuc
Nagara Kalessi AXJM Neptune Is arsg
Nagara Liman ajxd Nassau
aoxe NassauR AYJT Nerang R aspk
Nagasaki a lyx NeraPt aixz
Naga sima aoxv Natal (Africa)
Nerbudda R amyn
APFS Natal (Brazil) a wbq
Nagoya apuc Nerja ahgs
Naguabo, P axwp Natal (Sumatra)
apob Nerva Rock acsp
Nahant BAIN NatalieB adyj
Natashquan R bdmi Netherlands
NaiboHr - apmd Neuendorf acts
'...beyh NatevaB A R DG
Nain ahry Neuenfelde adus
AFIB National Basin
Nairn APXV Neuf P bdoh
Naiu Group aome Natunals .acxv
Naturaliste, C A.RFB Neufahr ,. -
NakaHr apiv acxq

A0UF Naufragados, Pt. dos avry Neufahrwasser
Nakai AJNK Neufeld adTm
NakalaP AMCI Nauplia
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NEUHARRLINGERSIELNORWAY.
Neuharrlingersiel adxn New Westminster atvn Nordenham advt

Neuhaus adub New Whatcom atyh Norderney I adxr
Neuse R ayrv New York azot Norder Piep . . .
r
adtk
Neustadt adcv New Zealand aszw Nord Fiord abph
Neuwerk advh Nexo acfk Nordland abhn
Neuzen aegf Neyba B axut Nordmaling. acmp
Neva acsb Neyland aesg Nordoerne abst
Neva Lt. V acsi Nez de Jobourg agct Nordoerne (Vigten Is.) abku
Nevez, P agis Ngaloa Hr arcd Nordre Rose adoh
Nevis aycb Nganking Reach aohb Nordstrand I adsv
Nevis, Loch afcg Ngaukiang aodu Nore Lt. V aeih
Nevlunghavn abxe Niagara '. bdyf Norfolk ayvw
New Amsterdam awhm Nicaragua auqx Norfolk I arbv
Newark azob Nice ahvf Norfolk Navy Yard aywc
Newarp Lt. V afoe Nicholson, P atkl Norman, C berk
New Bedford azyi Nickerie R awhg Norman R. Lt. V arie
New Berne aysb Nicobar Is anmy Normanton : arid
New Besca ajbc Nicolas Ch axji Norrbyskar acmu
Newbiggih afld Nicosia akqv Norrkoping acin
New Brighton. aznv Nicoya G aurs Norrskar acoz
New Brunswick . . .bawo Nidden acwr Norretelje acjx
Newburg afio Nidingen acb v Norrsund aclo
Newburyport bajr Nieuport aehn Norstromsgrund Lt. V acnr
New Calabar R . . auk Nieuwe Diep adzl North America atoz
New Caledonia aqyj Nieuwe Maas." aedg Northampton arnd
New Carlisle bdju Nieuwe Sluis aegl North Berwick afkl
New Castle (Del.) azjf Nievre, P amdt North C. (C. Br. I.) bcuj
Newcastle (England) aflo Nifu ALKT North C. (N. Z.) atof
Newcastle (N. B.) bdhj Niger alop North C. (Norway) abgl
Newcastle (N. S. W.) asml Nightingale I alvi North Carolina ayqi
Newcastle Hr. (Ontario) bdxk Nigisi aphq North Ch aori
Newchwang aokc Niigata Roadstead aotz North Dock (Liverpool) aevj
Newchwang Lt. V aokd Nikaria ajtd North-East Crossing Bn. Lt. V.
New Dungeness aucd Nikolaev akgf AOHJ
Newfoundland beqy Nikolaev F akgt North-East End Lt. "V azhq
New Glasgow bcwo Nikolaevsk aorj North East R. (Md.) azeg
New Granada awlo Nikolaistad acpe Northern Two cays awqp
New Guinea aqbv (Nikolo, P ajpo Northfleet aeiq
New Guinea, British aqrw Nile R aktw North Foreland aekh
New Hampshire baju Nimmersatt acwe North Friesland adxp
New Haven (Conn.) aztj Nimrod Sound . .aoec North Goodwin Lt. V aekl
Newhaven (England) aelg Nine Degree Ch ando Northhaven bapi
Newhaven (N. Z.) athq Ninghai aoju North Hinder Lt. V aegh
Newhaven (Scotland) afkh Ningpo fu aoem North Holland Canal adzn
New Hebrides aqws Nio ajrt North Kalian I acpd
New Jersey azkj Niort agqr North Post Signal Station . . . ayhe
New Jahore ante Nipe, P axmb North Pt BDFE
New Langley atvr Nipisighit B bdiw North R. (N. C.) aytjm
New Liverpool bdtj Niseros .'ajsm North Reef Lt asvh
New London azts Nisita aihk North Rona afdq
New-Mecklenburg aquk Nisqually aubv North Ronaldsay afgi
New Orleans awyh Nitendi Is aqwo North Ronner adqe
New Plymouth atcr Nitheroy avtu North Saddle I aoez
New Point Comfort ayxs Niue, I ardv North Sea adsb
New Pomerania aqud Nivaa adoy North Sea Ship Canal aeci
Newport (Bristol Ch.) aeqs Nizampatam angr North Shields ; afu
Newport (CalJ atjje Noarlunga, P ...arvf North Shoalhaven R .-. . . . . . asjg
Newport (R. I.) azxe Nobby Hd asmj North Sydney : . .bcsq
Newport (Wales) aesp Nobska Pt baco North Tree Beacon aofn
Newport News aywr Nodendal acqe North Uist afcz
Newport Rock
Lt. V amqo Nohechi aotj Northumberland, C arwu
New Providence I axjk Noire, He agie Northumberland Str bcwr
New Ross afwc Noirmoutier I agpt North Vorupor. adqx
New Rotterdam awhe No Kinasi ardc North Wall (Mersey) aeuq
Newry.v.'. afum Noli AHWJ North Watcher Lt apsk
New'Sibefia Is. . . : : apqb Nolloth, P alvt North West Lt. V aetjj
New Smyrna . . . : ayis Noorder Hoofd aecs Norton B . .-. atqb
New South Wales ashq No Point, Pt aubj' Norwalk azsu
NewtOnquaddy bcnf Norddeich adxs Norway abfs
Newtown almo Norden adyf Norway Is : . .anxd
NOSHAPP ORSO.
Noshapp Saki aplo Obstruction Pt ampi Omai saki apgi

Nosi-Be AMGQ Ocean City (Md.) azhg Oman, G. of amsz
No sima saki apiq Oceania aqur Qmasakisima aote
Nosi Vauru '
amgs Oceanside auji Ombai aqol
Nossa Senhora do Desterro. .avrw Ochakov akge Ominato aoth
Noss Hd AFHN Ocho Rios B axri 0m6 ADMF
Nossyab, C apmh Ockseu I aobm Omoa awqb
Noto Peninsula (Japan) aotjc Ocos R AUPK Omura.*. aoxb
Noto (Sicily) ailp Ocracoke Inlet ayrs Ona abnj
Notoro, C AOKT Odawara aphc Onagawa apjh
Notske B apls Odde absm One-and-a-Half Degree Ch.. andr
Noumea P 1 aqyu Oddero abvr One-Fathom Bank Lt. V anrp
Nourse R alug Odemira ahct Onega abetj
Noup Hd AFGD Odense adjg Oneglia ahwd
Nouvelle, La ahpy Odens-holm actl Onenunga atbp
Novalja ajbt Oder R acyu Onitsha alox
Nova Redonda alto Odessa akfw Onomichi no seto apbd
Nova Scotia bcad Odiel R ahdv Ons I AGZH
Nova Zembla abdp Odzuchi apjz Ontario, Lake bdwj
Novgorod aopk Oe Fiord bfao Ontonagon benv
Novi P ; .AJBF Offer Wadham I bewp Ooltgensplaat ,. aeds
Novik B aoqf Ofoten Fiord abje Oo sima apeq
Novo P. (Africa) alny Ofunato B apjv Oo-Ura B apbm
Novo P. (India) angc Ogdensburg bdvl Oparo I arht
NovorossisTc akjw Ogeechee R aylv Opobo R alpo
Novosilzov C APMTJ Oglak I akof Oporto AHBJ
Nowikakat atqr Ogow6 R alrg Opotiki R atlu
Noyo AUFM Ohama aoup Oppa B apjl
Nubel adftj Ohata apki Opua ATNO
Nueva Carceres aqptj Ohio BECT Opunake atcx
Nueva Ecija aqpc Ohora R atob Or, C. d' bcde
Nueva Granada autm Oita _ aozb Oran akzb
Nuevitas, P axmn Oitavos ahbw Orange Free State alvn
Nugget Pt ATHS Okatsu apji Orange R altjw
Nukualofa ardt Okayama apbi Orangestadt awle
Nukuhiva argj Okhotsk aosg Orange Town ayb v
Nulato ATQP Okinawa sima aoyj Oranienbaum acsh
Numadsu apgn Oki sima aous Orbetello , aifs
Nun Entrance alos Okkak beyj Orcas I atyr
Nun R alch Okuchi B (Honshu)
. apfm Ord R arkl
Nunez R amy Okuchi B (Shikoku)
. apcn Ording Pt adsw
Nunivak I atrc Okusiri apmy Oregon. ..'. atjcx
Nusa Hr aqum Oland. Acgq Oregon Inlet aytf
Nuyts Archipelago arqm Olands Ostra acgy Oregrund acks
Nwa la bo anov Old Basin ahse Oretli R atgh
Nya (New) Karleby acov Old Calabar R alpq Orford C atjel
Nyassa Lake ambv Old Castle Hd aesc Orford Ness afon
Nyborg adiv Oldenburg ad ws Orford P atjen
Nyholm abjk Old Harbour B axsl Orignaux Pt bdqa
Nykiobing (Falster) adnb Old Hd. of Kinsale afxb Orilla auns
Nykiobing (Liim Fiord) adrj Old Pt. Comfort ayvk Orinoco R awih
Nykiobing (Zealand) adlh Old Providence Is a wpc Oristano aiet
Nykioping acit Olden abpn Orkney Is afek
Nyminde Gab adro Olehleh B apqn Orland baqm
Nystad (Finland) acpv Olen abso Orland B ablu
admw Oleneka R apqf Orlando, C ainu
Nysted (Laaland)
abew Oleron, He d' agre Orleans I bdrz
Nyukcha
OlgaB aoqv Orlov, C ABFM
Oahu arfv OlifantR alvw Orlovka abfo
Oak I ayqx Olinda avzs Ormdra amwg
atjgn Olipal ajfl Orne R agbl
Oakland
attv C
Oliutorski apnz Ornsay I afci
Oamaru - - - -
acmo
afbm OlivaRoad avdf Ornskoldsvik
Oban avxg Oro R ahef
Obdorsk abco Olivenca. . .,
abcm Oliveri ainx Oropesa C ahkv

Ob aixf Orotava P alfe
Obi'at amod Olivi Islet
awbz Olongapo, P aqdx Orrio de Tapia I agws
Obidos
akiq Oltenia akfl Orsera aiwr
Obitotchna Spit
ampb Olteniza akey Orskar acky
Obokh aubx Orso, C aijc
Obrestad abtjg Olympia
ORSTENPARAMARIBO.
Orsten abou Oyster B. (N. Y.) azrw Palmas alev

Orsvaag abip Oyster B. (Tasmania) ashe Palmas B .aieh
Orta Kioi .akb.v Oyster Beds aymt Palmas, C alkz
Ortegal, C agxp Oyster Hr atwn Palmasola B axfn
Ortona aihx Oyster I ankx Palmeirinhas Pt altf
Oruba I awkz Oyster Rock anbq Palmer I azyl
Orwell R .afotj Palmer Ort adbc
Osa .*. . abuc Pabellion de Pica avco Palmerston arjo
Osaka ; . _apbv Pabou BDKJ Palmetto Pt aycl
O Sima aozw Pacasmayo auxi Palmito aumv
Osborne abmb Pacific Ocean aqtjr Palmnicken acwv
Oscargrundet Lt. V acem Padang apts Palm Oil Rivers alof
Oscarshamn acgm Padaran, C anvy Palmones R ahfm
Osel ACTY Padilla atyl Palmyra Pt anfi
Ose saki aowy Padrao alsb Palmyras Pt anig
Osima aoyn Padre, P axml Palmyre Pt agrv
Osima (Inland sea) aozs Padre Santo Pt T ahed Palo R apxr
Ossabaw Sound ayls Padron agyz Palomera ahlw
Ossero aizg Padron Pt also Palopo AQMN
Ostende aehm Padstow aepi Palos I Celebes) aqnb
Ostenso absi Padua aiue Palos (Spain) ahdy
OsteReefLt. V adtz PagadianB aqlb Palos, C i AHJE
Qstergarn '.
achu Pagariia P ajhd Paluan B aqcy

QBterrenden acbl Pagata anok Palumbol ainc
Osthasselstranden ; . . abut Pagbilao B aqgv Pamanzi Road ! amdj
Ostia aigf Pagen Sand adul Pamban aned
Ost-Pic Rock AGHb Pago I AJBS Pambuang aqbr
Ostrejm abrg Pago Pago Hr arec Pamlico aysq
Ostro, Pt. d' ajfs Pagoda Anchorage aodh Pampanga aqec
Osumi Str. '
aoyf Pahang R antj Panama ausn
Oswego BDYX Pahoturi R aqsv Panarukan apwq
Otago Hr atid Paihia atnq Panay I aqhr
Otago Lt. V atig Paimboeuf agpk Panbula asid
Otawa aoxd Paimpol aghc Panchur Tanjong ansg
Otchisi saki apln Paita Atrwz Pandan aqhu
Oterranai apmr Paix, P axto Pan de Azucar avdh
Otranto aiqg Pajaros Islets aveb Pandelemona P ajkv
Ottawa befz Pakan antl Panderma a jyx
Ottawa (Canada) bdtjo Pakchan R anpg Pafiela Rock Lt. V avpw
Otter Pt aohk Pakefield afoj Panga R anpy
Ottero abky Paker Ort .'
acti Pangani amlq
Otway, C arxs Pakhoi anxk Pangasinan I aqip
Otway P aviw Palais, Le agnt Panjang I. (Borneo) apxl
Oudon anvh Palak aqkz Panjim anbk
Ouelle R. bdqm Palamos ahmu Panmure Hd bdca
Ouessant, Isled' agjo Palanog, P aqhm Panne La aehp
Ouetiaue I bcra Palao Is.. aqvj Panomi Pt ajvy
Ou Kiang aodv Palapa P aqjr Pantellaria aiph
Oura Anchorage aovf Palascia Tower aiqh Panti Barat aqnk
Ouro R alpk Palatia B ajzd Panzano B aivh
Oussa '.
abec Palawan I aqcd Paoushan Pt aofk

Ousuri B aoql Palazzo, P ajfe Papas, C ajln
Outer Apostle I , benm Palembang R apry Papas I akdo
Outer Lt. V. (Bombay) amzf Palermo ainp Papa Stour I afhc
Out Skerries, The afgt Palermo, P (Turkey) ajhb Papayes, Butt aux amij
Oversay I aezx Palestine aksw Papenburg adxv
Owara B apfi Palilug aszk Paphos AKQX
Owari appj Palima aqmo Papiet6 Hr arhe
Owasi apey Palinuro, C auh Paposo Mines avdk
Owers Lt. V aelk Palios Pt .ajzq Papua (New Guinea) aqrv
Owharre arhj Palk Str anfj Papua, G. of aqsx
Owikino atuq Pallada Road aopl Papudo", P avex
Owls Hd BAOQ Pallice, P. La ."
agqm Para awdy
Owyombo R amni Palliser, C atlc Paracas
,
auzo
Oxelo aciq Palma, P. (Adriatic) ajfg Paracel Is anxg
Oxhoft Pt acxs Palma (Balearic Is.) ahoe Para Guassu avyd
0x8 ABVP Palma (Canary Is.) alpM Paraguay avoz
Oyama apgd Palma (Sicily) aimb Parahiba R awbe
Oyapok R awfk Palmajola I ahyw Para, R awds
Oyestreham .
. , agbk Palmaria I ahxn Paramaribo awgt
Part II. geographical signals- -PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 485
PARANA PICO.
Parana avor
Paranagua ".".".".
Pechili G '
aojb Perce
1
bdkp
avsl Pechiquera Pt alei Percee Pt
Paranahyba agbv
awor Pecomc B azre Percy, C bory
.rarati avte Pedena Pt aixb Percy I as vR
Paredon Grande cay axmw Pedra Branca Lt
Parekhia P aj RK
antb Perekop G akhc
Pedras, P. de avzc Perico I ausz
Parenga renga Hr atod Pedro Bluff axsd Perigot B argf
Parenzo P aiwp Pedro Pt
PargaP anfg Perim amph
.'ajhy Peedee R aypz Perlas Is autk
PargoPt ALDTJ Peel I. (Beechy Group)
Pana G aqvt Pernambuco avzo
Paris
awit Peene R aczm Pernau actji
AFZW Peenemunde aczn Perouse, La, Str aoru
Paris I ayno Peerd Pt .adbe Perpignan ahpu
Paros ajrg Pegasus, P atgz Perroquets Lt bdmo
Parramatta aslk Pegolotta Pt aiwe Perros-Guirrec aght
Parrsboro bcdq Pegu anls Persia . amut
Parry behv Peiho R aojg Persian G amtj
Parry I abdk Pekalongan apvo Perth (Scotland) .....' afjd
Partridge I bayq Peking aojp Perth (W. Australia) arnz
Pasages, P aguk Pelago I ajvo Pertusato, C aibk
Pasakao Anchorage aqgm Pelagosa I
Pasewark
airq Peru auwq
acxl Pelee I agco Pervicchio I ajbl
Pasha I ajtn Pelee Pt beao Pesaro P -.
aisl
Pasha Limaii ajzm Pelew Is aqvj Pescador Pt agvj
Pasig R aqdu Pelican Spit Lt. V akoi Pescadores Is. aocu
Pasindava B amgo Peling I aqmh Pescara airz
Pasir aqbf Pellegrino, M ainm Peschici aire
Pasman ajoy Peloro, C aikm Pestchanii Pt aoqz
Pasni amwe Pelotas avre Pestchannui Pt.- aop v
Paspargo I ajtr Pelworm I.. adsr Petala P ajkw
Paspebiac bdke Pelzer Pt acdx Petali G ajox
Passage I bem w Pemaquid Pt banv Petalidi ajmg
Pass I. BETJ Pemba amlj Petaluma augr
Pass a Loutre awyz Pembroke Dock aesh Petang aojq
Passamaquoddy B bawh Pembroke, C avkn Petchora R abdz
Passarge R ^
acxg Pena Blanca Cove avdl Peter Pt. (N. B.) bdks
Passaro, C .'
âils Penai Pt akju Peter Pt. (Ontario) bdxe
Pastolik atqh Penang anql Peterhead afed
Pasuruan apwl Penarth aeqz Peter the Great B aoqj
;onia : avkz Pefias, C agwj Petersburg aywo
R AZDU Pefias G avip Petitcodiac R bazl
Patea R atcz Pencarrow Hd atkn Petite Terre aydw
Paternoster I (Pulo Jenga) . . aqnx Penco avgl Petit Manan bats
Paternoster I (Russia) actm Pendik ajyp Petit Passage bcfm
Pater Noster (Sweden) acbh Pefiedo avyt Petit Rocher Lt bdjc
Paterson Inlet athe Penerf agoj Petropavlovsk apnk
Patiras I agsw Penfeld R agkt, Pettini I ajfo
Patmos ajsw Penfret I agmi Peyriere, La agni
Patos I atyp Penguin I arwn Pezzo aikd
Patras ajlb Peniche ahbs Phaeton, P arhf
Patrick, P. ( Pacific) aqyh Peniscola '.
ahkz Phalerum B ajon
Patrick, P. (Scotland) aext Penjinsk G aosp Phanari P ajic
Patta amnr Penlan Pt agok Philadelphia azkg
Patterson, P a. . .rjv Penmarc'h aglq Philippeville akxm
Patteson, P aqwy Pen Men Pt agms Philippine Is aqbx
Patti ainv Penn Grove . . . : azle Philipsburg aybl
Patuxent R azct Pennsylvania (State) azjr Philip, P aryc
Pauhenehene Spit atmn Do bbpa Phleva I ajor
Pauillac agsv Penobscot b aqv Phoenix Is aret
Paulo Liman ajyg Penpoull agik Pi, P AHOI
Pawan R apxi Pensacola axdy Piana I akwh
Pawtucket azwd Pentland Firth afeh Piankatank R ayzb
Paxo I ajhq Pentland Skerries afei Pianosa I (Adriatic) . airo
Paysandu avps Pentwater bekv Pianosa I ahyx
Payung I apvb Penzance aeom Piave R aiui,
Paz, La (Argentine) avot Pepe, C axop Piave Vecchia P aiug
Paz, B La (Mexico)
.
aulg Pera akbq Picacho ahdz
Pease Creek axfz Pera, C ahov Pichidanque B aver
Peases I bcgq Perak R anrf Pichilemu avfw
Pechany Lt. V akjd Peramo B ajzb Pico ALCU
PICTONPRIBILOFF.
Picton ATDW Plati , ajwe Porsgrund abwz

Pictou BCWI Plaunick B aizm Portage I bdgtj
Piedmont ahws PleaBant R bauk Portage Lake Canal beny
Piedra Pt aqem Plettenberg B alxo, Portalegre. . .". avwi
Piedras Blancas auib Plevna acog Portarlington aryo
Piedras cay (Cuba, N.) axno Ploumanac'h aghu Port au Port besi
Piedras cay (Cuba, S.) axpg Plouneour agiy Port au Prince axte
Piel Hr . aewc Plouzec Pt aghb Portbou AHNM
Pierowall Road afgc Plum I : AZQV Portendick . : . alfy
Pierre de Herpin aqew Plum Pt axsp Porthcawl aerh
Pierres Noires, Les agjy Plymouth. (England) aenu Porth Dinlley n aeth
Pietermaritzburg alzc Plymouth (Mass.) bagr Portici (Black Sea) akej
Pigeon I bdw v Plymouth (Montserrat) aycz Portici (Naples) aihm
Pigeon Pt auhk Plymouth (N. C.) ayto Portimao ahcz
Pihmatsui aogr Plymouth (Tobago) aygx Portishead aeqf
Piju B AQNR Po R A1SZ Portiza
akej
Pilier I agpr Pocomoke R azgp Portland (England) aemw
.
Pillar, C ". avji Poel ADCJ Portland (Me.) .bamc
Pillau acwx Poge, C bade Portland (Oreg.) .audm
Pilot Station bdok Pogon P ajoc Portland (Victoria) arxg
PilotsRidge Lt. V anip Poile, La, B betc Portland Bight axsj
Pilsum adym Point de Galle anes Portland Bill aemx
Pinarello B aibd Pois, P. des agkx Portland I atlm
Pine, C . . . i beucj Pokemouche . . . .bdhv Portneuf (Quebec) bdtp
Pine I asvt Pokesudi I. Lt bdih Port of Spain ayhc
Pines, Isle of (Pacific) ahbm Poklib I ajbx Porto Rico I j^xvu
Pinos, Isla de (Cuba) axor PolPt ADGC Portree afcn
Piney Pt. ayzt Pola ATXE Portrieux agfx
Pingyang Inlet aoli Polak AQDB Portsmouth (England) aels
Pinos Pt AUHQ Poland acvl Portsmouth (N. H.) bakg
Piombino Pt ahytc Polenia B 1 aqxw Portsmouth ( Va. ) ayvz
Pioneer R as vz Policastro aun Portugal agzt
Piopetto Pt aigx Poliki B aqgc Portugalete aguy
Piper Is. Lt. V asyv Pollensa ahor Portzic Pt AGKE
Pirseus ajom Pollock Rip Lt. V bapn Posiette B aoph
Piram I amyb Polonio, C avqp Possession I alut
Pirangi R a wbm Pomarao ahdn Postillion Is aqog
Pirano aivz Pomba B amco PotiF AKLO
Pirholm abrq Pomegues I . . . ahsl Potomac R ayzq
Pirie, P Aitsr Pomerania '.
. . acye Potta Road aqoh

Piring, C apwd Pomona apeo Pottinger I aopv
Piru B aqrc Pomoni Hr amdf Pouebo AQZT
Pisa ahxy Pomquet bcvt Pouleazec Pt agiu
Pisang B . aqsj Pondicherri ange Poulgoazec aglp
Piscataqua R bakm Ponapi I Avc Povorotny Pt aoqt
Pisco AUZK Ponce axyg Poyang Lake aohn
Pisinchau aogf Pond I bamo Pozzalo AILV
Pistolet B BERH Pondang Islets aqme Pozzuoli AIHG
Pitcairn I args Ponente Pt ajun Prado avwo
Pitea acno Ponga R awc Prsesto adns
Pitre, Pt. a aydo Ponghau Hr aocw Prague Aryo
Pitsunda Pt aklf Pon-pon R ayoj Prah R alnd
Pitt Passage aqrg Pontchartrain, Lake awzo Prasonisi C ajsc
Pitt R ATVP Pontevedra agzi Pratas I anxh
Pitt Water asgx Pontianak apxn Pravia R agwm
Pituni atkz Pontusval agiz Prawl Pt aenp
Piura R atjxc Ponza aigo Praya aldb
Pizzo ATJT Poolbeg afvd Praya, P alhm
Pjasina R abch Poole AEMft Preguiza alhc
Placentia Hr beuk Pope Hr bcmt Premuda ajcs
Pladda : aezl Porbandar amxn Prerow '.
adbv
Plana I ahjn Porer Rock aixk Prescott bdvo
Planier I ahsm Porirua Hr atdo Prestenizze Pt aizb
Planumi I ajqn Porman B ahjd Preston aevr
Plata, La avnw Pornic agpq Preston B each Lts bdgl
Plata, La, I auvt Poros Pt. (Black Sea) akdl Preston, C arme
Plata, P axttd Poros (Greece) ajny Prevesa AJID
Plata, Pt axi.o Porphyiy Pt beml Priaman aptv
Plata R ; avnk Porpoise Hr baln Pribachi C akdh
Platana akme Porquerolles ahtz Pribiloffls ATE q
PKIETO RAS.
PrietoC ...agvy Pulo Katak anre Quoin Is amtl

Prim Pt (N. S.) bcfj Pulo Lada anqp
PrimPt. (Pr. Ed. I.) bdai Pulo Laut aqbi Raa acdw
Primaro aisw Pulo Leat apbj Rabat albs
Primeira Rocks ance Pulo Nias apuf Rabaz P aiyc
-Primel Pt agid Pulo Mendanao apsg Race, C beut
Primero P aivf Pulo Pangkor anrb Race Is atxi
Prince Edward I bcyw Pulo Pisang ansk Race Pt bafz
Prince Edward I (Ind. Oc..).amjo Pulo Pisang Hr aptd Race Rock azty
Prince Frederick Hr akkw Pulo Sapatu.. anvt Rachado, C anry
Prince Jer6me G aolt Pulo Sau APRQ Racine beiw
Prince of Wales C atps Pulo Tikus APTG Racoon cay aypw
Prince of Wales Ch aszi Pulo Tenga aqnx Radama, P amgl
Prince's Ch aeig Pulo Undan ansh Rade de Brest agkm
Prince's Dock aevf Pumpkin I baqy Raffles Lt ansr
Princes Dock (Bombay) amzl Puna auwe i G agp
Princes I. (Africa) alqc Pundi anhm Island Hr bcim
Princes I. (Dardanelles) ajxz Pundu apsv Ragged Pt '.
aygp
Prince's Landing Stage aevd Pungue R ambh Raglan atcd
Princess Royal Hr arpt Puno AVBX Ragusa ajfp
Principe Pt axvk Punta Arenas avjm Ragusa, Old (Vecchia), ajfr
Prinkipo ajyc Puntadura ajcg Raiatea I arhk
Prior, C agxh Puntales Castle ahex Raine I asyx
Priorifio, C agxk Purfleet aeit Rajang R .-.apye
Probbernau acxj Puri
'
- - . ANHX Rajapur ,'. . . anbe
Problaka B ajwc Purnea B ajuk Rajpuri amzu
Probolingo apwn Putiatin I aoqr Raleigh (N.Z.), atcn
Procida aigv Putlam '
anei Raleigh (N.C.), aysh
Proctorville awzl Putzig -"- - ACX0 Ram I. Reef Lt. V a.zub
Progresso awrq Putziger acxt Rambha anhv
Prome anmj Puuloa ARFZ Raminitok B amgj
aixm Puysegur Pt atfy Ramkine I aksc
Promontore C...
Prony B aqym Pwllheli aesz Ramree Hr anlk
aibq Pyrenees agty Ramsgate aekj
Propriano
adbr ajlr Ramso ablk
Prorer B Pyrgos
Prospect Hr batj Pyrmont askv Ranee R., La agfi
Randers adpl
Prosperous B alve
B ashc Quaco. .' bayw Ranea acnw
Prosser .
ajlx Quaker I bcki Rangaunu atny

Proti I
G aixr Rangitikei R atdg
Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V
-
aszv Quarnero .
azwj Quartu aidw Rangitoto I T

. '. atmx
Providence anmd
Quebec bdta Rangoon
Providence B apoi
Providence Ch ..axit Queenborough aeju Ranob6, P amfi
Queen Charlotte Is atue Rapal arht
Providence & St. Pierre Is..amjk ahxe
bagf Queen Charlotte Sd. (B. C.) .atus Rapallo.
Provincetown Hr ajow
anqt Queen Charlotte Sd. (N. Z.) .atds Raphti, P
Province Wellesley Rappahannock R ayze
azwv Queenseliff .-...aryi
Prudence I
Raritan azng
Prussia acvq Queens Dock aevg
Queensferry afjs Rarotonga I arhp
Psara ajtk akxz
bchp Queensland aspg Ras Afia
Pubnico Hr Ras al Bir ampd
Puchepo Pt. avgh Queenstown afws
.-..
QueijalPt agyp Ras al Hadd amsw

Puchoco : avgz amtn
ahfb QuelpartI aoms Ras al Khaima
Puercas, Las Rasal Kuh amvq
ahnw Querqueville, Pt. de agcp
Puercos I amoq
aubl QuexoC agvl Ras Alula
Puget Sound amoq
Pugwash bcxj Quiberon (Loc. Maria) agnw Ras Asir
avhn Raschgoun I akzi
PujadaB aqkm Quidico.P.--. akwo
anpu QuietoP aiwj Ras Engela
Puket Hr avid Ras Fartak amsl
Pulicat angk Quilan, C amql
.\.ajnh QuilcaR avbl Ras Guarib
PulithraP Ras Hafun amoe
anho Quilimane R amby
Pulo Angsa afzq RasiilHadik albx
Pulo Batam apej Quillebceuf amkv
ansp Quilon ancv Ras Kanzi
PuloBrani Ras Kegomacha amln
apqk Quimper agly
Pulo Bras
agmq Ras Madraka amsr
Pulo Buru apqo Quimperle R amkt
anvu Quindalup aroy Ras M'Kumbi
Pulo Ceicer de Mer., avez RasMuwari amwk
Pulo Condore anvi Quintero B amli
apsd Quiriquina I avgr Ras Nungwe
PuloDapur auwc Ras Radressa amoj
Pulo Jarak apre Quito amtw
aptr QuoddyHd bavr Ras Rakkin
Pulo Katang Katang
HASROSARIO.
Ras Raweiya ampx Reunion I amhd Robbins I asex

Ras Upemba amlo Revel acte Robbins Reef Lt azof
Ras Zafarana amqn Revellata Pt aibw Robe arwj
Ras Zorug akuy Revel Stone Lt. V actd Robert Hr alus
Rat I aptg Revsnses adlq Roberts Pt atxy
Ratai. apsu Revilla Gigedo Is aunc ROC Pt . -AGBP
Ratan acnd Reville agcp Roca, C ahbV
Ratburi anue Rewa arcj Roca, Partida awst
Rathlin I aftj Reyes Pt augb Rocas AWBY
Rathlin O'Birne I ... .afsm Reykjavik bfae Rocchetta Ch aitq
Rathmullan afsw Rhenea. . : ajrd Roche Bernard, La agop
Ratnagiri anbd Rhine R aecu Roche Bonne Lt. V agql
Ratoneau I
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ahsi Rhio Str apek Rochefort agqy
Rattlesnake Sh aytn Rhdda ajzs Rochefle, La agqn
Rattray Hd afik Rhode Island azuq Roche Pt apwv
Raumo aops Rhodes ajry Roche He Beacon amin
Raima abuj Rhodesia alzj Roches Bonnes agpb
Ravenna aisu Rh6ne R ahrd Roches d'Ouvres aghl
Ray, C bbso Riachuelo R avof Rochester aekc
Raza, I avto Ribble R. . , .
aevo Rockabill afuv
Raz de Sein, Bee du aglk Ribnitz adce Rockall afdp
Razzoli I aico Rich Pt BERQ Rockhampton asvd
R6, He de agqe Richard agsm Rockingham arog
Re, P aiyu Richelieu I....- bdtjh Rockingham B asxg
Real, P. . ahet Richibucto Hd bcyn Rock I apgw
Real R avyj Richmond (N. B.) bdjx Rockland b aot
Reale Road aifj Richmond (Va.) ayxd Rockly B aygb
Rebecca Sh axgr Richmond Hr. (Pr. Ed. I.), .bdem Rockport b aow
Recherche B asfu Richmond R ason Rocky I asyj
Recife, C alxw Riga acum Rod abnt
Red B beqm Rigas apul Rodberg ablz
Red Islet Bank Lt. V bdow Rigolets, The axbh Rodby admv
Red Islet Lt bdox Rigoulette, The beyc Rodd Hr astv
Redang Is ants Rikuoku G aotf Rodkallen acnq
Redes agxt P
Rimini aisn Rodo ABJY
Red Fish Bar Lt awvo Rimmen adpy Rodoni, C ajgs
Redland asqv Rimouski bdon Rodosto ajxo
Redon : agoq Ringholm abms Rodriguez I amis
Redonda aycv Rio Colorado avmt Rodsbugt ABNK
Redoute Kalessi akln Rio de Janeiro avtq Rodskar acsv
Red Sea ampf Rio del Rey. alpu Rodtangen abyg
Reedy I aziw Rio Grande de Cagayan aqey Rodven abnw
Reef I , anou Rio Grande do Norte awbo Rodvig ADNW
Reersn adlv Rio Grande do Sul avqx Roe I auhc
Refunsiri I apmj Rio Grande awte Roebourne arlz
Reggio aire Rio Negro (Parana) avmn Roebuck B arlk
Regneville agek Rio Santiago P avny Rogosnizza ajdi
Reine abix Riou I AHSP Rojo, C... AXVW
Reisen abhj Rio Vista auhe Rokuren I aovj
Reitz, P amnc Riposto AIKW Rom I adsc
Reke Fiord abuo Risano ajfx Romain, C aypt
Reko ablh Risiri I apmk Roman Rocks alws
Relandersgrund acpt Risor ab wn "Romanzof, C atqv
Rema B aknz Rithymno ajpk Romblon, P aqhe
Rembang apwb Riudsu saki apcv Rome aigd
Remesvigen abvd Riu Kiu .'... aoyi Rompido Pt ahdr
Remine asfe Rivadeo agwv Romso adiz
Rendsburg adeq Rivadesella agvz Ronciglio Pt r
... ainf
Renesse aedz Riverhead azrq Ronehamn achx
Rennes agos Riverton , atgf Ronne acez
Renong anpd Riviere du Loup bdpl Ronnen adlk
Renskar acqu Rivoli B arwl Ronze aixo
Repulse B aswg Rixhbft acxz Roper arin
Repvaag abgh Riyoishi ,
apjy Roque, Pt. de la afzo
Restigouche R bdjo Rizo AKMB Roquetas ahig
Restinga Pt acjdl Rizzuto; C aips Rorvig. abkw
Retchnoi I aopw Roancarrig I afqc Rosa, C. akxc
Retimo. '.
ajpk Roanoke R aytr Rosario avon
Retiro B awch Roatan I awpk Rosario cay axpc
Reuben Pt alzm Robben I alwe Rosario Str atyn
ROSASSAMBRO.
AHNE Ruke-Ruku B ardb Saigo Hr aout

Roscanvel agks Rukyira B
Roscoff
A mkn Saigon anvl
AGI0 Rum I afcd Saiki aoys
Roseau ayeh Rumili..
Rose Blanche B
AKCX Saintes agrb
besx Rumili Hissar akcb Saintes, Isle des ayds
Rose, C akxc Rumili Kavak
Roselier Pt
akgw Saintes Maries ahqy
agfw Runcorn aevb Sakai (Isumi Nada) apby
Rosetta aktz Rundo v abop , Sakai (Mikuni) aouj
Roseway, bcid Runol acuq
Rosholm
Sakaide apdw
abof Rupert's House beyv Sakata aotv
Rosia B .
. , ahfw Rusanovka .-
abef Sakhalin aork
Rositten. acwq Rusaro acqr Sakitsu ura aoxs
Roskilde adlf Riiso Bank abvg Sakonnet Ch azxn
Ross Cove P ATJFS RUSS ACWK Sakoshi B apbl
ROSS I ABDL Russell P ATNS Sal I ALHE
Rossa B aied Russia abdu
Rossa I
Sala anuv
AIEX Russian Tartary aopd Salamis B ajoh
Rossa Pt AIRF Ru Stoer afdt Salang I anpm
Rosello, C. aimf Ruvu R AMKY Salaverry auxo
Rosslare afvq Ruytingen Lt. V afxq Salayar aqmv
ROSSO, P AJEV Ryan, Loch aexv Salcombe aenq
RSst ABJR Ryde aelz Saldanha B alwb
Rostok ADCH Rye ARZL Sale asbw
Rostov AK1Y Ryvarden absx Sal6e R aolp
Rota AHEN Ryvingen abvj Salem (Mass.) bait
Rothe Klift adsm Salem (N. J.) azlh
Rothersand .. .advn Saadani amlp Salengketa Pt aqms
Rothesay aetq Saba I. aybr Salerno aijd
Rothsay Pt atsr Sabalanga Is aqog Salgar awmn
Rotoava Anchorage argx Sabang' B , apqr Sail ALBS
Rotterdam aecw Sabbioncello ajfb Salina I aiol
Rotterdam Canal, New aecr Sabi R ambd Salina Cruz auov
Rotti AQOU Sabinal Pt ahif Salinas B. (Peru) atjyn
Rottnest I arnl Sabine , awvu Salinas B. (Cent. Am.) aurk
Rotumah ardo Sabine Pt azvx Salinas, C ahox
Rouen afzu Sabinilla ahge Salinas Pt altu
Roumania aked Sablayan aqcw Salisbury bazx
Roumelia ajvs Sable, C. (Fla.) axgi Sallis (Alt Salis) actjj
Round, C bcqJj Sable, C. (N. S.) bchl Salmis acnu
Round I. (England) aeoz Sable I. (N. Atlantic) bcln Salobrefia ahgu
Round I. (Miss.) axco Sable, Pt. au bepi Salomague, P aqev
Rousse I aice Sables d'Olonne agqc Salona G ajlh
Rovar abtc Sacatula R aunq Saloniki ajvt
Rovigno aiwu Sacketts Hr bdzj Salou AHLS
Rovondrau B arct Sackville bcak Salsang alim
Rovuma R amjy Saco BALT Salt I ALHE
Rowley Shs arlv Sacramento auhg Saltees afvz
Roxo, C alih Sacratif, C ahgx Salten Fiord , ..abji
Royal Albert Docks aejd Sacrificios auon Saltholm adok
Royal Sovereign Lt. V aeld Sada agxw Salt Lake B bdlq
Royal Victoria Docks aejg Sadashivgad anbr Saltney aeug
Royal, P. (Honduras) awpm Saddleback Ledge barn Saluafata Hr arek
Roval, P. (Jamaica) axsn Sadineiro (Lobera) agym Salut Is awgd
Royal, P. (S. C.) ayni Sado I aotx Salvador auqd
Royale Isle .
bemv Saedenstrand adru Salvage Is alfo
Royalist, P. . '. aqcm Ssetteriet Road adkz Salvora I agzd
Royan agsd Safatu Hr areh Salvore Pt aiwd
Rozel agdu Safi albz Salwatti aqrx
Rozier, C bdky Sag Hr azrb Salween R anol
Eua I agze Sagami ura apgz Salzhorn advo
Ruad I akrz Sagano seki aoyx Samana B axuf
Ruapuke I atgv Saginaw B begf Samana Pt ajgu
Ruden I aczk Sagres ahcx Samanco B auyd
Rudha Mhail afbd Sagro, C ahzt Samar , . . aqjk
Rudkiobing adik Sagua la Grande, P axne Samarai I ,...aqtk
Ruflji R amkr Saguenay R bdoz Samarang apvr
Rufisque algn Sahib, P akop Samarowsk abcq
Riigen I aczw Saibai I aqst Sambar Pt apxh
Riigenwalde acyl Said, P aktg Sambas R apxq
Rugsund abpi Saida aksi Sambro I bclj
SAMBULAUANSANTIAGO.
Sambulauan, P aqld Sandy C astd San Pedro (Spain) ahin

Saminos atwx Sandy Hook azmx San Pedro do Sul avqz
Samoa Is ardx Sandy Hook Lt. V azmy San Quentin B aukr
Samoa (Archipelago) ajtf Sandy I aycr San Remo ahvz
Samoa (Greece) ajkc Sandy Pt. (Queensland) aspo San Roman, C awlg
Samothraki ajus Sandy Pt. (S. America) avjm San Roque ahft
Samothraki I ajhm San Felice aigl San Salvador axju
Sampit aqbp San Felipe B aulm San Sebastian (Cadiz) ahfc
Samsa Inlet aodl San Feliu de Guixols ahmt San Sebastian (Canary Is. ) . . . alfi
Samehui anzd San Fernando Pt aqet San Sebastian (Spain, N.C.) . agul
Samso , adjt San Fernando (Spain) ahez San Sebastian, C ahmx
Sameun akmp San Fernando (Trinidad) . . . ayhg Sancery ahsw
San Aleixo I avzk San Francisco augf Sansego aizf
San Andrea I aiqc San Francisco Lt. V auge SansegÎ aizp
Sanary ahsw San Francisco R avyb San Simeon atjid
San Antioco I aiej San Francisco do Norte R. .avyr Santa auxw
San Antonio C. (Arg.) avni San Gallan I auzq Santa Ana Hr awkv
San Antonio C. (Cuba) axol San Giovanni di Pelago aiwy Santa Anna I awcx
San Antonio 0. (Spain) ahkd Sanguinaire I aibs Santa Barbara Ch auip
San Antonio del Petrel a vfx Sanibel I . axgc Santa Barbara B aumf
San Antonio Nuevo avfr San Isidro, C avjo Santa Barbara, P axuh
San Antonio, P. (Arg.) avml Sanjak Spit Lt. V akoj Santa Catalina aukb
San Antonio, P. (Balearic Is.) San Jeronimo aupw Santa Catharina I avru
AHNU San Joao I awdi Santa Clara B axni
San Antonio, P. (Egg Hr.) . . avlw San Jorge axcw SantaCroce, C aild
San Antonio Pt. (Adriatic), .ajcd San Jose (Costa Rica) aw op SantaOruz (Azores) alcp
San Antonio Pt. (Brazil) avxu San Jos6 de Guatemala aupy Santa Cruz (Cal.) atjho
San Antonio Pt. (Chile) avfs San Jos6 del Cabo B aule Santa Cruz (Canary Is.) alfd
San Bartolome\P aukx San Jos6 Ignacio Pt avql Santa Cruz (C. Verde Is.)., .algt
SanBenigno, C ahwx San Juan Pt. (Cal.) aujg Santa Cruz (Morocco) alcp
San Benito aupg San Juan (Mexico) aupc Santa Cruz (Philippines)... .aqei
San Bento R alqu San Juan Bautista awsn Santa Cruz (W. I.) axzs
San Bernardino Str aqgd San Juan del Norte awor Santa Cruz B avwu
San Bias Hr. (Arg.) avmp San Juan del Sur aurg Santa Cruz del Sur axpz
San Bias (Mexico) aumx San Juan de Nicaragua R awot
. . . Santa Cruz F .avsd
San Bias, C axen San Juan I atyx Santa Cruz F. (Rio de Janeiro),
San Buenaventura . ; auir San Juan, P. (B. C.) atxo avts
San Carlos Hr axgp San Juan, P. (Peru) auzy Santa Cruz I. (Cal.) aujw
San Carlos Pt ahpp San Juan, P. (P. R.) axwj Santa Cruz Is. (Pacific),. .aqwo
.
San Cataldo Pt aiqs San Juan R. (Cent. Am.) .auto. . Santa Cruz, P. (Arg.) avlg
San Christoval I aqwf San Julian ahci Santa Elena '.
atjvx
San Ciprian agwx San Julian, P avlk Santa Elena, P avmd
San Clemente I aukd Sankaty Hd bafh Santa Fe R axot
Sancti Petri ahfe San Lorenzo auqv Santa Isabel alqb
Sand cay axiid San Lorenzo, C auyx Santa Luzia algz
Sand I. (Ala.) axdm San Lucar ahej Santa Margherita ahxc
Sand I. (Superior) benj San Lucar de Barrameda ahei Santa Maria aheo
Sanda aezo San Lucas, C aulc Santa Maria, C avqn
Saildakan Hr apzo San Luis (Cent. Am.) aupo Santa Maria de Leuca, C aiqe
Sandalo, C . aiep San Luis Pass awuz Santa Maria I. (Azores) aldm
Sandarli G akny San Luis Pt auih Santa Maria I. (Chile) avgx
Sandefiord abxl San Luis D'Apra, P aqvo Santa Marta awlu
Sandeid abtf San Luis Obispo auij Santa Marta Grande, C avrq
Sandesund abyz San Marco C aiett Santa Maura ajin
Sandgate Road aekz San Marcos B awdg Santa Monica aiiiv
Sandhammar Pt acex San Martinho ahbo Santander agvm
Sandhamn acji San Miguel alde Santapilli anhj
San Diego aujo San Miguel B. (Cent. Am.) .autg . Santa Pola ahjo
Sandnses. .., abtx San Miguel B aqft Santa Quaranta ajhc
Sando abot San Miguel F altc Santarem awev
San Domingo (Cent. Am.), .aush San Miguel I axjjq Santaren Ch , .axje
Sandoway anlo Sanmun B aody Santa Rosa B axoh
Sandridge arzh San Nicola I airm Santa Rosa I aujs
Sands Pt azqp San Nicolas avoh Santa Rosa R auwm
Sandtorr abhp San Nicolas I aukf Santa Rosalia aulk
Sandusky bedj San Nicolas, P : .atjzw Santa Teresa Gallura aicl
Sandviken abyk San Nicolo Del Lido P aitv Santa Venere, P auu
Sandwich B bexz San Pablo B augp San Theodoro Pt ajkd
Sandwich I aqxn San Paola I aipx Santiago (Chile) avfk
Sandwich, P aqxk San Pedro (Cal.) auiz Santiago, C aq.dk
SANTIAGOSHA.
Santiago de Compostella. .'. .agyq Scaletta aiku Selve ajcb

vakcs
Santiago de Cuba- axqp Scalloway apgx SelviBurnu
Santo Antonio B alqd Scarbrough (England) afmd Semangka B apsy
Santo Domingo Hr axup Scarbrough (W. I.): aygt Semao aqot
Santo, P. (Madeira) aldx Scario aijm Semaphore aruz
Santo, P. (Venezuela) awix Scarpanto ajsd Semeni R ajgu
Santona agvh Scarweather Lt. V aerj Sena .ambt
Santorin ajru Scatari I bcrm SendaiB apix
Santos avsx Scattery I afqx R.,.; algb
San Vicente de la Barquera .agvt Schank, C arzs
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ALGP
Sao Francisco avsj Scheldt aefg S6nequet, Le ageh
Sao Jose do Norte avrc Scbeveningen aecn Sen6tose Pt aibo
Saolara amfg Schiedam.. aecy Senigallia P aish
Saona I axul Schiermonnikoog adyq Sen Zaki uchi aovd
Sapangar B , apyv Schiewenhorst acxn Seoul AOLM
Sapeh B aqnw Schilbols Nol adzi Sepet, C ahte
Sapetang anqv Schillighorn adwz- Sept-Iles, Les aghv
Sapelo aylj Schleswig adf'h Seraglio Pt ajzy
Sapetiba avtm Schleswig-Holstein adcu Serantes R agxo
Sapienza I ajmb Schokland aebq Serdze Kamen, C apot
Sapri aijp Scholpin acyh Sergipe avyl
Sapudi apwg Schooner Cove bcse Serk agdl
Saputi R apso Schouwen aedy Serpents I aken
Saracen Hd aocp Schouwen Bank Lt. V aeph Serpent Mouth ayho
Saraceno Mt aioh SchulauLt. V aduq Serpho ajqc
Sarco avdj Schultz Ground Lt. V adkr Serrat, V akwp
Saramacca R awgx Schuylkill R..' azjx Servia ajgl
Sarasota B axpq Schwarzort acwp Servola aivq
Sarawak apxz Sciadca aimg Serwatti Is aqov
Sardao, C ahcu Scilla aikc Sesajab R aqbd
Sardina Pt aley Scilly Is., aeot Sesecapa aupq
aicj Scirocco, Marsa. aiow Seskar acso
Sardinia
Sardinieres Pt ahun Scio ajtm Seskaro acob
ajwz Scotland aexi Sesters, Grand alkv
Sari Siglar
Sar KM ajxk Scotland Lt. V aznb Sestri Levante ahxg
beft Scrabster apdy Sestroretzk acru
Sarnia
Sarpsborg abzc
awqm
Scranton
P
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axcl
aiem
Seto Uchi
Sestos R
aozp
alkr
Sarstoon R Scuso,
Saru aplb Seaham afls Settee R alrm
,..awni Seal I. (N. S.) bcgt Setubal ahcq
SasardiB
ajgw Seal Rocks (W. I.) aybe Seudre R agrn
Sasenol akhj
ajbv Searsport bapr Sevastopol
SaskaB Seven Is., The abdi
Sassafras R azep Seattle
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aubp
almp Sea Wolf I bcve Seven I. B bdmu
Sassandra V aepb
atpn Sebastian Viscaino B aukt Seven Stones Lt.
Sassari
Sassnitz adbk Sebenico ajdc Severn, F beza
acpn Sebert Cove aqyn Severn R. (England) aeqk
Sastmola acdo
aoye Sebu - A i M Severn R. (Md.)
Sata no misaki ahek
avtw Sedhiu ahf Seville
SaudeDock a opu Seychelles amiy
Saugatuck bekg SedimiB
ANIX SegaarB A RY Seyne B., La ahte:
Saugor achb Sfax, AKVN
Saunders, C atib Segerstad
Segna AJB i Seeir Maiole (Sgeir Vuile). .apbh
Saunders, P bert akeb
aocs SegoroWediB apwy Shableh, C.
SauoB a mi Shadwan I amqg
Sault Sainte Marie belt SeguinI
SeguraR AHJM Shakotan Hr aplw
Sauzon agnv aojr
AEEO Seguro, P. (Africa) alnr Shaliutien I
Savaiil
AXZF Seguro P. (Brazil) avwq Shambles Lt. V aemy
Savanal bfas Shanghai aofj
awml Seidis Fiord
Savanilla aglp Shanhainuan aojv
aymn Sein.Ilede
Savannah..
SeineR A1?ZK Shannon R apqt
Savannah-la-Mar axrw Shantarski Is aory
amzw Seiro ADL0
Savaradrug ALNB Shantung Promontory aoiq
SavitriR
Savona
SavuSavuB
AMZV
AHWN
arcw
apt
Sekondi
Sekru
SelangorR
Selatan, C

A SD
A BL
Sharja
Shark B
Shark Pt
amto
armg
alsb
SawaiHr
actq SelkerLt. V awk Sharps I azfb
Saxbi Ness aeln Sharpness Docks aeqm
Saxkiobing ADMN SelseaBill
R anbc
ACVT Selsovik AB J Z Shastri
Saxony AHNJ ShaSze aoig
Scalambri, C ailw SelvaP
SHATT-AL-ARAB SNIPE.
Shatt-al-Arab amuf Sibutu I apzx Sivutch B aonu

Sheboygan bein Sibuyan 1 i aqhg Siwo misaki. ..'. apem
Shediac bcye Sicie\ C AHTD Six-Fours ahsy
Sheerness abjt Sicily aikj Sizepoli akdh
Sheet Hr -...bcmw Sidby . acpm Sjelanger abrj
Sheet Rock bcmx Sidero, C ajps ;en adqn
Sheffield afmv Sidmouth aseb Hamn acml
Sheik ul Abu , - . . amfn Sienniumiao aogc Skagerrack abxf
Shelbume - bcia Sierra Colorado Pt awlc Skagganaa acgk
Sheldrake I bdgx Sierra Leone aljv Skala ajsy
Shelikoff Str atru Siete Pecados aqic Skala Nuova G akpc
Shemogue bcxy Sighajik P akoz Skalgrund acpi
Shepherd Hr awoj Signal Mt. (Mauritius) amid Skalskar acpz
Shepstone, P alyt Sigri P ajtx Skan6# acep
Sherbro R aljz Siguapa axns Skarsande achn
Sherbrooke bcnr Siguenza Pt axdp Skaw, The adqn
Sherki I akvq Sihuatanejo atinw Skeena R atug
Sherm Wej amrd Sikia, P akox Skelder B acdt
Shershel akyr Si Kiang anzb Skelleftea acnk
Shetland Is afgl Sikijor I. .'
aqje Skelligs afqk
Shidzukawa apjn Silam Hr apzw Skerda I ajbw
Shields, North afij Silivri ajxr Skerries aetn
Shields, South aflm Silleiro, C : agzq Skerryvore afbv
Shieldsboro axbn Silloth aews Skiatho ajvh
Shikoku apcg Silver I aofx SMbotten abgv
Shimabara aoxl Sima acoh Skielskor adlz
Shimidzu Hr apgm Simoda apgx Skien abxc
Shimonoseki aovp Simons B alwu Skilling R absu
Shimonoseki Str aovu Simpnasklubb acke Skiods Hd adkf
Shinagawa apib Skiold Ness adib
Simpson, P atsz
akvj
Shinas amtf Simrishamn acpo Skira
Shingle Pt amhx Sinai, Mt amqx Skokomish atzw
Shiogama apiz Skomvser abjp
Sind Coast amwv abpd
Shiokubi mi saki apku Skongsnses
Sines, C ahcr
Ship Hr bcmq Skopelo ajvk:
Singapore ansm Skoven adjc
Ship I axcp Singapore New Hr ansv Skraaven abif
Ship John Sh aziq
Singapore, Old Strait of antd aoqh
Shippigan bdin Skrypleff I
Singatoka R arcs
Ship Island Sh awxy Singkel apuj
Skudesnses '.
abtp
Shipu Hr aodz Skulmartin Lt. V .aftz
Singo apev
Shipwash Lt. V afoq
Singora antv
Skutari ajgq
Shiranai B aotl Skutari (Bosphorus) akbi
aovl Singti Reach aoic Skutari (Greece) ajmq
Shirasu
Shire
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R ambw Siniscola aido Skutskar acle

Shiriya saki apkh Sinjai aqmt Skye, Isle of afcm-
Shitama, P apcm Sinkeamun Hr '.
aoeh Skyro aivg
Shizuoka afgk Sinmororan apkz Slavianski B aopr
Shoals, Isle of bakd Sinnamar awgh Sletten adox
Shoal water auot Sinope (Sinub) akmt Sletterhage adkh
Shoalwater B asvl Siphano ajqb Slevik ABYTT
Shoeburyness aeil Sippican azyx Sliema .aiov
Shoreham aelj Sirakami, C apnd Sli (Schlei) Fiord adfj
Shortland Bluff aryg Sirakami saki apkn Sligo AFSH
Shortt I anij Sirik, C apyp Slimiinde adfb
Shovelful Shoal Lt. V baep Sir James Hall Group aolj Slitehamn acht
Shubenacadie R bcdz Siro simas aovh Slottero abrs
Shumma I ampl Siru unku apmv Sluis AEON
Shuya a.bez Sirunoki aplg Slyne Hd afrm
Siselland adkv Sisal awrs Smalls aesk
Siselland Reef Lt adlp Sisargas I agyb Smith I '.
atze
Siak aphg Sisimiut bezw Smiths Knoll Lt. V afnx
Siam .anui Sisiran P aqfv Smoky C asnu
Siargao I aqjx Sissibou R bbge Smornavn abpm
Siassi aqlt Sitges AHLY Smyge Pt acet
Siberia aosf Sitia, C-^ ajpr Smyrna akom
Siboga apui Sitka atsn Smyth Ch avjc
Sibonga aqiu Sittang R anog Snares, The athi
Sibpur anjk Siversov akgr S. Nikolo, P ajim
Sibu Is ANTF Sivota I ajhx Snipan Lt. V acnb
Sibuko B apzy Sivriji Pt aent Snipe I aodt
SNOHOMISHST. GEORGE.
Snohomish aubh SoufriereB aypm Split, C BCDK

Snouw Lt. V . afxr Sound, The acdm Spotorno ahwk
Socha Bitke Pt akle Souris bdcm Spotsbierg adkx
Sochinski akle Sourop, C acth Sprogb adiw
Society Is argz Sousse ..AKTW Spuria aikq
Socoa AGTX Souter Pt aflq Spurn Lt. V afmq
Soderarm acjv South America auwo Spurn Pt apmo
Soderhamn aclr Southampton (England) aelw Squillace aipo
Soderkoping acil Southampton (Huron) / . . . . . behc Srigina I akxq
Sbder Skars acrd Southampton Road anlh Srira, La akvj
Sbdertelje aciy South C AQTJ St. Abb's Hd apkp
Soduspomt bdyo South East P amiu St. Agnes aeov
Sofala R . . . . ambg Southend aeim St. Agostinho, C avzm
Soggendal strand abun Southerness aexl St. Alban's Hd aemt
Sogndal abqt South Foreland aektj St. Ambrose I : advx
Sogne Fiord abqi South Goodwin Lt. V aeks St. Andrew (N. B.) bawu
Sonar amte South Haven bekc St. Andrew, C ; . . . amfg
Soholm abkd South Head (Inner) asjy St. Andrew City (Fla.) axeh
Sok6tra I amoh South Joggins bcaw St. Andrew Ch bcto
Solaro, Mt aigw Southold AZRK St. Andrew Pt. (Pr. Ed. I.).bdax
Solent, The aelx South Carolina aynp St. Andrew R almp
Soller, P ahom South Carolina I ambc St. Andrew Sound (Ga.) ayko
Solomon Is aqwe South Joggins bcaw St. Andrews afje
Solor I aqod South Orkneys avkj St. Ann, C alkb
Solo Rock ARCP South Pass awyq St. Anne (Alderney) agcx
Solovetzki L aber Southport (England) aevn St. Anne Hr. (C. Br. 1.). . . .bctjd
Solvesborg acfr Southport (N. Australia) arjq St. Anns tAxrk
Solvorn abqz Southport (Queensland) aspm St. Ann's Hd aesd
Solway Firth aewq South Pt. (Amherst I.) bdfo St. Antonio algp
Somali amon South. Pt. (AnticostH bdlt St. Aubin agbo
Somaliland, Italian amnx South Pt. (Barbados) aygn St. Aubin (Jersey) agdq
Sombrero cay axhj South Rock Lt. V apub St. Augustine ayjb
Sombrero I axzy South Ronaldsay afel St. Augustine B ampd
.Somers Cove azgc South Shetland avkh St. Barbe Pt agtv
Somerset asyz South Shields aplm St. Bartholomew aybn
Somes Hr basl South Solitary I asop St. Bees Hd aewk
Somes ,1 atkp South Stack aeti St. Benoit amho
Sommars acsq South Uist apdg St. Blaize, C J . . alxj
Somme R afyo Southwest Prong Lt amzh St. Briac agpm
Somo Somo Str ardh Southwest Pt bdlw St. Bride's B aesl
Sonapur anhp Southwold AFOL St. Brieuc agfu
Sonderburg adfx Sovde abox St. Carlos abxp
Sbndervig adrn SowandPigsLt.V.(N.S.W.) .askp St. Cassano, P ajcw
Songka R anwf Sow and Pigs Lt. V. (Mass.).BACi St. Cast Pt agfp
Songchiu aons Soya saki apmg St. Catherine B agdv
Songhoi R anwr Spadillo Pt aipj St. Catherine Pt aemo
Songa Songa I --- amkp Spain agtjb St. Catherine Sound aylm
Songvaar Lt abvl Spalato ajdr St. Christopher I aybx
Sonsonate atjqj Spalmadori Ch ajec St. Clair befn
Sooke Inlet atxm Sparo achz St. ClairLake befh
Soon ABYN Sparta ajmw St. Clement B ayzx
Sophiko P ajoe Spartel, C albj St. Croix I axzs
Sordwaha Road alzh Spartivento, C. (Italy) aikh St. Croix R bawp
Sorel bdue Spartivento, C. (Sardinia). .aieb . St. Cruz de la Selva ahnj
Sorell, P asel Spathi, C .-. ajmy St. Denis amhe ,
Sorelle Rocks akws Spear, C beuz St. Duka F akld

Sorhaugo abtd Spencer B altjo St. Elia, C aidx
Sorio aong Spencer, C bayt St. Elmo aiou
Soroka abey Spencer G arsd St. Esprit 1 bcrd
Sorrento (Italy) ,- - - - aiht Spencer Rock aohg St. Eustatius aybt
Sorrento (Victoria) arzn Sperone, C aiel St. Famille bdso
Sorsogon aqgk Spex Str '
aowq St. Florent aicg
SorteCh adob Spezia ahxp St. Francis, C. (Africa) alxs
Sorvaag abjc Spezzia I ajnr St. Francis, C bevp
Sosnovetz I abfl Sphakia ajpv St. Francis, P bdty
Sostil ajkz Spiekeroog I adxi St. Francois bdsc
Soton anut Spinalonga, C -.Aivtt St. George (Grenada) aygd
Sottile, Pt. (Austria) aivt Spithead aelr St. George (N. B.) baxd
Sottile Pt. (Sicily) aims Spit Lt. V ANME St. George Basin arlb
Soudan alnj Spitzbergen abcy St. George, C. (Fla.) axew
494 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART IL
ST. GEORGESTENJER.
St. George Hr besl St. Marco, C aimj St. SSbastien, C amgv

St. George Hr. (Bermuda). .ayib
. St. Marcouf agbz St. Servan agfe
St. George I amcf St. Margaret B bckr St. Simon Sound aykr
St. George Mouth akbl St. Margaret's Hope afjt St. Stefano aicx
St. George R banj St. Marguerite He ahux St. Stephen bawi
St. Georges Ch aesi St. Mane amhf St. Suzanne amhj
St. Georges Hd asjc St. Marie, C ampc St. Thomas (St. Lawrence) .bdrq
St. Georges, P agsk St. Marks axez St. Thomas (W. I.) axzb
St. Georges Reef auez St. Martin (W. I.) aybf St. Thomas Bight awqd
St. Gedrgio Islet ajpz St. Martin de la Arena agvq St. Thomas Peak aqer,
St. Georgio, P ajel St. Mary B bcfv St. Thome alqf
St. Germain agef St. Mary (Ga.) ayki St. Thom<,.C avuh
St. Giacomo Pt ahwz St. Mary (Newfoundland) .beun . St. Tropea ahuk
St. Gildas Pt agpo St. Mary, C. (Africa) altx St. Tudwall Roads aetc
St. Gillies sur Vie . agpz St. Mary, C. (Madagascar). .amfc . St. Ubes '
ahcq
St. Giovanni, P ajib St. Mary, C. (Portugal) ahdi St. Vaast agcd
St. Helena alvc St. Mary I amej St. Valery afyq
St. Helena B alvz St. Mary, P amek St. Valery-en-Caux afyw
St. Helena Sound aynx St. Mary R. (Mich.) belk St. Vincent (C. Verde Is."l ..algv
St. Helens aeml St. Mary R. (N. S.) bcno St. Vincent I. (Fla.) '.
. .axeq
St. Helier agdp St. Marys I. (Scilly) aeou St. Vincent (W. I.) ayfq
St. Hospice Pt..... ahvk St. Mary's Road aeoy St. Vincent, C ahcv
St. Ignace bdrh St. Mathieu Pt agjw St. Vincent G akud
St. Ives aepd St. Matthews I atqx St. Vincente, P aqfe
St. Jacques agir St. Maximo ahum St. Vito, C. (Italy) aipz
St. Jago ALHK St. Michael P atqw St. Vito, C. (Sicily) aing
St. James, C anvq St. Michaels (Azores) alde St.Vladimir B aoqw
St. Jean bdsi St. Michel, Mt ager Staaken adcz
St. Jean de Luz agtu St. Nazaire (Loire) agph Stabben abpq
St. Joao da Barra avul St. Nazaire ,
ahpw Stade adun
St. John (N. B.) bayn St. Nicholas Lt. V afoc Stagno ajfi
St. John B bern St. Nicholas alhb Stambul akbj
St. John, C ajpn St. Nicolas agse Stamford Hr azsr
St. John Hr. (Antigua) aycp St. Nicolas Pt apuw Stampalia ajsh
St. John Hr. (Staten I.) avkd St. Nicolas, P ahzw Stamphani I ajks
St. John I. (China) anyd St. Nikolas ajql Stamsund abiu
St. John I. (Red Sea) amqb St. Nikolo, P ajqi Stangate Creek .aejx
St. John I. (W.I.) axzk St. Orlovsk atsb Stangholm abhv
St. John R. (Africa) alyr St. Paul (Reunion) amht Stanislav akgx
St. JohnR. (Fla.) ayjh St. Paul B bdqp Stanley asev
St. Johns (Newfoundland) .. aeva St. Paul, C. (Africa) alno Stanley Hr avkp
St. Johns I amqb St. Paul, C. (Black Sea) akip Stanley Pool alsn
St. Johns Pt afug St. Paul de Loanda altb Stanley, P. (Erie) beal
St. Jorge dos Ilheos avxi St. Paul Hill ansd Stanley, P. (Pacific Is.) . ...aqxjt
St. Joseph (Mich.) bejx St. Paul Hr. (Alaska) atry Stanley R bdeg
St. Joseph (Fla.) axek St. Paul I. (C. Br. I.) bcus Stapleton aznp
St. Katharine Docks aejp St. Paul I. (Indian Ocean) . . amjt Starhejm . . . : abpl
St. Kilda afdo St. Paul Rocks awcb Starkenhorst acyz
St.KildaPier(Melbourne). .arzg. St. Peter B bcqr Stark Pt. (England) aenm
St. Kitts I aybx St. Peter Hr bdcs Stark Pt. (Orkneys) afgb
St. Laurent bdsl St. Peter P agdc Stat
abpc
St. Lawrence (Queensland) . .asvp St. Petersburg acry Staten I. (N. Y.) aznj
St. Lawrence, C bcup St. Pierre (Newfoundland), .bety Staten I. (S. America) .... .avkb
St. Lawrence, G. of bdgc St. Pierre (Oleron I.) agrh Stathelle : abwy
St. Lawrence I apol St. Pierre (Quiberon) agnx Statland abld
St. Lawrence, R bdmp St. Pierre (Reunion) amhr Stauns Hd adpj
St. Leonards aslm St. Pierre (St. Lawrence) . . .bdsr Stausernsodden abxh
St. Leu amhs St. Pierre (W. I.) ayer Stavanger abtw
St. Lewis Sound bext St. Pierre de Royan agsb Stave abus
St. Louis (Africa) algd St. Pietro (Adriatic) ajdy Stave I batd
St. Louis (N. B.) bcyt St. Pietro di Nembo aizq Stavenes abmv
St. Louis (Reunion) amhs St. Pietro I. (Sardinia) aien Stavoren aebv
St. Louis B axve St. Pol de Leon agim Stavros, P ajsz
St. Louis Canal ahrn St. Quay agfy Stedsholm acie
St. Louis F AYEP St. Raphael .
v
ahuq Steep I aoev
St. LuceaHr axrs St. Roque, C. .. . awbs Stefano Pt ajxu
St. Lucia B. (Africa).... aizf St'. Rose amhp Stege adnq
St. Lucia (Madagascar) amex St. Sampson's '
agdh Steilacoom aubt
St. Lucia (W. I.) ayfg St. Sauveur agpw Steinort, C acve
St. Malo afcg St. Sebastian B alxg Stenjer abmf
y
STENKYRKEHUKTAARS.
Stenkyrkehuk achm Stronsay afem Surigao aqki

Steno Pass ajqo Strontian I bedc Surinam R. Lt. V awgp
Stenskar acsx Strood aejz Sur-Kenis B akvm
Stensundene abqg Strovathi I ajks Surry barw
Stephansoit aquf Strukamp Pt adej Suruga G apgj
Stephens B auvn Struys B alwz Susa (Tunis) akvw
Stephens, C ateh Stryensas aedu Susa, P. (Japan) aovb
Stephens, P. (Falkland Is.) .avkt Stuart I atyv Susaki n?okyo G.) apho
Stephens, P. (N. S. W.). .asmx
- - Stubbekiobir.g adnh Susaki (Shikoku) apct
Stephens Pt asmv Stylida G ajuy Susan, P atjbc
Stettin acyx Suakin.. ampw Susquehanna R azed
Stevns C. (Klint) adnx Sual . . .
.'
AQEO Sutherland afds
Stewart I atgx Suances agvr Sutherland Dock asle
Stiff Pt AGJQ Suberbievillc amgc Sutsini '.APLC.
Stig Ness admg Subig, P acid Sutt B -.APMX
Stikine R atsp Succonnesset Shoal Lt. V...baev Suva ARCH
Stinking I bewl Suchau aoih Suvarov Is arhn
Stilow Beacon acyd Suda B ajph Suvero, C aijr
Stirling apjx Sudak akht Suvorovski akgd
Stirrup cays axiz Sudder-ghat ankm Suwo nada aozk
Pt
Stirs acrs Sunderhoft adtb Svaneke acpj
Stockholm acjq Sudero afhk Svangen abzp
Stockton (Australia) asmp Suder Piep adtn Svano abpv
Stockton (England) aply Sudzu misaki aoug Svartklubben ackh
Stockton (Me.) bapu Suez AMQS Sveaborg acqz
Stokkoen." ablr Suez B AMQT Svelvik abye
Stollergrund adex Suez Canal : akti Svendborg adhw
Stolmen abth Suez G AMQK Svendseyre bfah
Stolpmunde acyi Sugarloaf I anzs Svenoer abxj
Stoncica Pt ajen Sugarloaf Pt asmz Svenska Bjorn Lt. V acju
Stonehaven afis Suga sima apfh Svenska Hogarnc acjt
Stonehouse aenv Sugut R apzk Sviatotroitski akgn
Stone Pillar bdqy SujakB akjw Svinbaden Lt. V acds
Stonesbotten abhg Sukkum B aklj Svinor abvc
.Stonnington azuk Sule Skerries afdw -
Svolvser abim
Stono Inlet ayop Sulina Mouth akem Svyatoi Nos abpp
Stony Pt bdza Sulisker afdr Swakopmund Road aluj
Stor R aduh Sulitjelma Mines abjm Swalfer Ort acue
Stora akxn Sullivan b asx Swan B aseh
Stora Fiaderagg acm w Sultan Shoal Lt ansq Swan I. (Tasmania) asdm
Storjungfrun aclp Sultans I - -andm Swan I. (Victoria) aryk
Storkallagrund acph Suma abex Swan R...-. arnq
Storklappen acik Sumatra apqi Swanage aemr
Storm B asgr Sumaya aguo Swansea (England) aero
Stomoway - afcr Sumbal aqny Swansea (N. S. W.) ashd
Storskar acoy Sumbawa aqnu Swanterwitz Lt. V aczh
StoschCh avit Sumburgh Hd afgm Swatau anzu
Stotsund abjt Summerside bczl Sweden abzh
Strahan asfi Sumter F ayov Swettenham, P anrs
baji Sunda Str apsq Swilly, Lough afsr
Straitsmouth I
adbt Sundarbans, The anjq Swinemiinde aczb
Stralsund
Strandebarm abse Sunderland aplr Swirie R aczd
Strangford apud Sundet acdm Swin Middle Lt. V afpl
aexy Sundsvall aclx Switzerland ahvq
Stranraer aobv
Strasburg acvz Sundt acdm Syauki Pt
aztg Sungi Banj u Asing aprx Syd Krogo : ablp
Stratford Shs askb
apdx Sungi Sungsang. , . , . apry Sydney
StrathiePt bcsw
AJUC Sungi Rokan :...aprd Sydney (0. Br. I.)
Strati
B arqo Suira alcb Sydostbuotten Lt. V acmq
Streaky adsh
aczt SunkLt. V ....APPG Sylt I
Streckelsberg ajsn
acsf Sunk Rock Lt amzg Symi
Strelna aboh
aoqn Sunmiyani B amwh Synses
StrelokB Syra ajqw
StribPt adhp Sup6 A UYJ
benc Syracuse ailj
Stroma apec Superior City
belq Syria akri
Stromboli I aioj Superior, Lake
amsy Syrsan acig
Strome Ferry afck Sur (Arabia)
Sur (Syria) ,...aksl,
Stromhess apet
aphm SurPt .....AUHY Taa hu ku B argh
Stromo apwj Taal aqg z
Stromstad .abzm Surabaya
amys Taars admp
Strongilo I ajux Surat
TAASINGETERRIBLES.
Taasinge I . adij Taltal avdg Tasman Hd asgj

Tabarca I ahjn Talus, La beqv Tasmania asdk
Tabarka akwv Talut Pt. (Lorient) agmy Tatamagouche bcxa
Tabasco awsj Taman Lake akji Tate ishi zaki aouk
Tablas I aqhc Tamandare avzi Tate yama apio
Tablas, Las awil Tamar, P avjl Tatoosh I aucl
Table B alwg Tamar R. . . . asdu Tatsingho aojc
Table Bluff aufk Tamatave. .'.
ameq Tatsupi,C aotr
Table C aset Tambelan Is apxs Tauan aqsr
Table I anmv Tambo R avbt Taukopah anpk
Taboria aljd Tambo de Mora P atjzg Taunton R azwy
Tabu almc Tamise '.
. . aegx Taupiri atby
Tabuan . apwt Tampa axfk Tauranga atlw
Tabuia aljd Tampico awtc Tausk B aosh
Tachibana ura apdf Tamrida t amoi Tavira ahdj
Tachin R anug Tamsui Hr aobw Taviuni ardk
Tacking Pt asnk Tanabe apel Tavolara I aidl
Tacloban aqji Tana Fiord abpy Tavoy anot
Tacna avcf Tana R amnk Tawi Tawi aqlu
Taco, P axls Tanamo, P axltj Tay R apjb
Tacoma aubr Tananarivo amdp Tayabas R aqgx
Tadousac bdpc Tandine B arbti Tayangho aolb
Tadri R anbu Tanga B amls Taylorville atfs
Taganrog .'akix Tangalle anex Tchio arbh
Tagbilaran aqjb Tangaluma Roads asqd Tearaght I afqp
Tagliamento R aiup Tanganyika Lake amne Teavarua Hr : arhl
Tago B apgt Tangier albi Tecoanapa auod
I
Tagus R ahbz Tangier I azgi Tecojate atjps
Tahiti arhb Tangkiang aocn Tees R aflw
Taiaroa Hd . atif Tangoa aqxg Tegal apvn
Taiho I l an yl Tangola tangola B auor Teheran amuw
Taillefer Pt agnp Tangtang. ameh Tehmaki Str atmr
Taimur G abcf Tanjong Bulus ansl Tehuantepec auoz
Tai oa, P argn Tanjong Batu apxw Teignmouth aeng
Tai-o-ha6 argl Tanjong Priok apvf
Taiping fu aogm Taniore
Teignouse, La agnj
anft Tekfur Dagh ajxo
Taipu Pt. Lt. Vl awdv Tankar acot
B Tellicherri ancj
Taitai aqcj Tankari amyk Telok Anson anrg
Taitan I aobh Tanl6 B aqzh
Taitzuchi Beacon
Telok Betung apsr
aog x Tanna (India) amzc
Taiwan fu aocj Tanna (Pacific) aqxz
Teluti B aqpw
Taize Ura
Temriuk B akjh
apeu Tanon Str aqip
Tajer", P ajde Tans6 abqe Tenacatita B aung
Taiura amoz Tantu aofw Tenasserim anoy
Takamatau apds Tani-Keli Islet amgu Tenby aesb
Taka Ramata aqmy Taormina aikv Tendra B akhb
Taka sima aowj Tapagipe B avxy Tenedos ajul
Takasimacho aphu Tapajos R awex Tenerife alez
Takau aocl Tapanuli B apuh T6nez,or, Tenes akyt
Taketoy o apfw Tappi Saki i aotr Tengchaufu aoix
Takhkona Pt actr, Tapti R amyr Tenkitten acwz
Takly, C akib Tapul Group aqls Tennant Hr baoh
Ta ko ho aojf Taranaki atcr Teodo B ajfw
Taku aojh Tarang anqb Tepa aqpc
Taku Bar Lt. V aojk Taranto aipw Tequepa B auny
Takush B akxi Tarapur Pt amyx Terang B aqoe
Taku Shan aokz Tarascon ahrg Terceira alcy
Talamone B ahyp Tarbert. .-. afrb Tereboli akmg
Talanta B t ajoz Tarbet Ness afhr Terkolei I apro
Talara auwv Tarifa. ahfl Termini Imerese ainr
Talauer Is aqlx Tarkhan, C akhf Terminos Lagoon awsh
Talautse Is aqlw Tarpaulin Cove bacl Termoli airtj
Talbot I aqsn Tarrafal B. (St. Antonio) algs Ternate aqrp
Talbot, P AERK Tarrafal Pt. Q3t. J^ ) ALH Terneuse aegf
Talca avgd Tarragona ahlt Terningen., abmn
Talcahuano avgn Tarraville asbq Terracina aigm
Talienwan B aokn Tartary, G. of aoqx Terranova (Sardinia) aedg
Talindak aqci Tartus akrx Terranova (Sicily) sojl
Talkna Fiord bfak Tasanho aojp Terre-Negi-e agry
Tallais Bank Lt. V agsi Tasiko I aqxl Terribles, The anli
TERSCHELLINGTRANSVAAL.
Terschelling adyz Tilig, P aqdf Tonsberg. abxn

Terschelling Bank Lt. V adyx Tillamook Rock audo Topche B a jyp
Terstenik I aizt Tilsit acwn Topdals Fiord abvx
Testa, C aick Tilt Cove bexk Topkhana akbs
Teste de Buch, La aqtl Timaru atix Topla B ajft
Testigos Is awiz Timballier I awyb Topolobampo B aumj
Tete ...ambu Timmendorf adck Tor AMQW
Tete de Flandre aegt Timor aqon Tor Pt AFTO
Tetuan akzy Timor Laut aqpf Toragy Pt asip
Tetulia R ankb Timsah, Lake akto Tor B. (England) aeni
Teuk chain aobz Tina Mayor agvu Tor B. (N. S.) bcod
Teulada, C aieg Tinghai Hr aoei Tordera ahmp
Tevennec aglh Tino I ".. .ahxo Tore acny
Tewantin asm Tinos i ajqk Torgauten abyv
Texas awtk Tifioso, C i ahiy Torifiana, C agyh
Texel, The adzj Tinto R ahdw Tormentine, C bcxs
Texel I adzh Tintingue ameh Toro Pt awnu
Thaipeng anqz Tipara B arsx Toronto bdxt
Thames R. (Conn. ) aztv Tipaza P aky Torquay aenh
Thames R. (England) aehtj Matangi I
Tiri tiri atmz Torre . ,
. aiwm
Thames R. (N. Z.) atmj Tistlame acbu Torre dell' Annunziata, P. . .aihq
Thartia Hr anpv Tizenko B aont Torre Orlando aigq
Thaso I ajtjt Tiznitz alcg Torres, P. . : aifm
Thayetmyo anml Toamasina ameq Torres Str asze
Tbemistocles, C ajoq Toba apfe Torrevieja ahjk
Theodosia akhw Tobacco P., R azbp Torrox ahgq
Therapia akcf Tobago aygr Torruella ahmy
Thermia ajqf Tobako R aqfy Tortola axzm
Thiessow *, aczy Tocantins R awef Tortoli aidq
Thinai Hr anwi Tocopilla avcr Tortoralillo aved
Thisted adef Todos Santos B aukp Tortosa, C ahlm
Tholen aefj Togo ALNT Tortuga I (Haiti) axtm
Thomas I - - alqf Tokarofski, C aopy Tortuga I (Venezuela) awjq
Thomas Pt azdi Tokelau arep Tortugas Is axgl
Thomaston bAnm Toku shima apdj Torungen abwg
Thorbjorns Kjser abyw Tokuyama aozn Tory Ch atkj
Thornton R ambl Tokyo apic Tory I afsq
Thornton Haven aokw Tolboukin acrw Tougourski G aosb
Thoro adhy Toledo beco Toulinguet Pt agkw
Thorshavn afhi Tolero P ajez Toulinguet I bewv
bdvx Tolkemit. acxi Toulon AHTF
Thousand Is., The
Three Hummock I asfb Tolkeshwar Pt amzy Toulouse '
AHQD
Three Points, C almu Tolle aitf Touquet, Pt. du afyk
Three Points, C. (Arg.) avlo Tolmeita akus Tourane anwk
bdtv Tolon B ajnm Tour de la Lande agih
Three Rivers
azsf Tolstonow abcl Tourneville agel
Throgs Neck
Tolten avhq Tourville agel
Thunder B begi
apbz ajyi
bemo Tomaga sima Touzla
Thunder C avls
adjz Tomales B aufy Tpva I
Thuno aoyb Toward Pt aeyo
Thursday I aszm Tomari ura
afdz Tom6 avgj Townsend bans
Thurso
adrc TomilB aqvh Townsend, P atzo
Thybo Ron apbf Townsville as wt
TibbettPt bdzm Tomo
Tompkinsville azns Toyohashi apgb
Tiber R aifz
Tona Canal apjd Tracadie (N. B.) bdhs
Tief en Haf en actx
aojd Tonala aupe Tracadie (N. S.) bcvq
Tiemunkwau anfm Tracadie (P. Ed. I.) bdcv
TienpakHr anxw Tondi
aojl Tone gawa apif Trade Town alkp
Tientsin ardq Trren I abkc
Tierra del Fuego avju Tonga Is
Tong Aing anop Trafalgar, C ahfi
J
Tiflis aklw avnu
ajth Tongass P atsv Traiventos
Tigani, P ards Tralee afqs
TigilR aosq Tongatabu I
Tongka anps Tramontana Pt aimp
Tignish bdey adip
Tongoi, P avej Tranekioer
Tignoso I ajhp
amus Tongsang Hr aobd Tranholm abmi,
Tigris R
- - -
aodm Trani aiqy

Tihenpien Hr anxw Tongshu I
abru
Tikao aqgi Tongue Lt. V aeic Trano (Nyleden)
abhw
aptw TonkinG anwo Trano
Tiko adtf Tranquebar anfz
Tilat aqht Tonning
Tonquet < afyk Transvaal alvp
Tilbury Docks aeio
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TRAPANI URAGA
Trapani ainb Tsaulianghai aond Tutun Liman ajyk

Traste ajgb Tsientangkiang aoes Tuxpan awsz
Trau ajdp Tsingseu I aobg Tuzla (G. of Ismid) ajyi
Travancore Coast ancu Tsu appn Tuzla Bank (Kertch Str.). .akjq .
Travemtinde adcq Tsuda B apdq Tuzla C. (Roumania) akeg

Trave R adct Tsugaru Str aotc Tvedestrand abwk
Traverse C. (P. Ed. I.) bczo Tsukiji apid Tweed R. (England) apkt
Traverse, Lower Lt. V bdqs Tsukumi aoyv Tweed R. (Queensland) aspc
Traverse, Upper, Lt. V bdqv Tsuno sima aotjw Twofold B ashw
Traverse City bblh Tsuruga B aoun Tybee aymq
Trebizond akmc Tsurugi saki aphg Tyka aocd
Tred Haven Creek azey Tsuru sima apeg Tylo ACDE
Tre Forcas, C akzt Tsu sima aonc Tyne R aplh
Treguier aghp Tuamarina atkd Tynemputh afli
Treisseny, P agjc Tuamotu Arch argq Tyre aksl
Trekroner adoq Tuban apwc Tyroom Road asrtj
Trelleborg acer Tubuai arhs
Trembles Sh bdtn Tucker Beach azmi Ua Huku I argo
Tremiti Is , airl Tubud Pt AQKE Ua Pu I argp
Trenton (Erie) beau Tudor, P AMND Ubas Pt aixw
Trenton (N. J.) azkm Tugela R alzd Ubati aqzu
Treport, Le afys Tula AMNU Ubatuba avtc
Tre Porti P aitw Tulang Bawang R apsm Uckermtinde acztj
Tre Pozzi P ajer Tulalip aubd Uddevalla abzu
Tres Marias Is., las aumy Tulang R apsm Uddyhoj Lt adpk
Tres Montes, C avin Tulcea akep Udsire abtl
Tres Puntas, C avlo Tulcha AKEG Udski B aosc
Trevignon Pt agmj Tullear amph Ilea ardw
Trevose Hd aepj Tumaco, P auts Ugi I aqwg
Triagoz / aghx Tuman B avfu Ukinsk B apnl
Trial B asnw Tumen R., or, Tumen Ula. .aope Ulbo AJBZ
Trichinopoly anfv Tumbez auws Uleaborg acok
Trieste aivo Tuma Pt axwv Ulenge amlt
Trieux R aghp Tunara ahgc Ulfsten aboq
Trincomali ,. . anfe Tunas axpu Ulko Kalla acop
Trindelen Lt. V adqi Tungao anzo Ulladulla asiz
Tringano antr Tungchau aojm Ullanger acmj
Trinidad (W. I.) aygz Tungenses abtu Ullensvang absk
Trinidad de Cuba axps Tunghi B amcv Ulua R awps
Trinidad, G. of aviz Tungkuen aodc Ulvesund abpe
Trinidad Hr. (Cal.) aupe Tungliu aohe Ulvshale adno
Trinidad Is. (S. Atlantic). . .awcd Tunglotu Beacon aofr Umago aiwg
Trinit6 B., La ayet Tungsha aode Umea acms
Trinity B aopm Tungsha Lt. V aofe Umpanbinyoni R alyu
Trinity Hr bevu Tungting Lake aoie Umpqua R aueb
Trinkitat Hr ampv Tungyai R anur Umur Banks Lt. V akct
Tripoli (Africa) akun Tunis akvd Una avxe
Tripoli (Syria) aksb Turanganui R atlq Una R avzg
Tristan da Cunha alvg Turiamo, P awkp Unalaklik F atqd
Tristoma ajse Turin ahwu Understen ackl
Tristomos akpy Turk Is axkr Underwood, P atkh
Triumpho avrm Turkey ajvp Unie I aizd
Trivandrum ancw Turnabout I aobp Unieh akmo
Trocadero ahew Turnberry Pt aeyd Union B avmr
Troense adhz Turneffe Is awqr Union City atzy
Troja I ahyn Turner B bclg Union Iron Works Docks. . . augm
Tromlien I amix Turnu-Magurele akpb Union Is arep
Tromso abhc Turnu-Severin akfe Union, P. La auqt
Trondhjem abmd Turos Inlet asil Union River B basc
Troon aeyi Turton, P artk United States azcn
Troubridge Shs arts Turyassu awdk Unkofsky B aonh
Trouville agbf Tuscany ahxv Unst AFHD
Truk Is aqvp Tuskar Rk apvs Uomo-Morto Pt aioc
Truro bcd w Tusket R bcgw Upolu I areg
Trussan B aptn Tuslinski Lt. V akic Upper Cedar Pt azbs
Truxillo (Honduras) a wpg Tuspan awsz Upper Traverse Lt. V bdqv
Truxillo (Peru) auxq Tuticorin andz Upright, C avjk
Tsarigrad Mouth .... akfs Tutoia awcv Upsala aclg
Tryon bozr Tutuila I ardz Urado Hr apcw
Tsauhia I aogi Tutukaka Hr atni Uraga Ch aphk
URAVINCENT.
lira Kami Hr apet Vanua Mbalavu . ardl Vestborg Pt adjx

Urakawa aple Varanger Fiord abptj Vesteraalen abhq
Ureparapara I .'
aqwv Varzze ahwo Vesterrenden acbm
Urk '.'
AEBR Vardar Bank Lt. V ajvu Vesterwik acib
Ursholm abzn Vardo abpx Vestmanhavn aphj
Ursvik acnj Varel adwu Vestra Banken Lt. V acln
Uruguay avpm Vareler Siel adwy Vestre Havn abvw
Urup I apmp Varella, C an we Vesuvius, Mt aiho
TJrzuf AKHS Vares, C agxc Vianna ahbc
Usedom aczq Varna akdv Viareggio ahxt
Uahant agjo Varne Lt. V aekx Vibberodden abum
Ushibuka Hr aoxu Varsko adnp Viborg acrn
Ushinish afdh Vasili R ajmti Vicenza atop
Ushuwaia avjw Vasilina, C ajvc Vicksburg awzx
Usk aeqt Vasto airv Victor, P arvo
Uson B aqho Vatersay I apdn Victoria Âustralia) arxc
Ustica I ainz Vathi, P. (Archipelago) ajti Victoria (Brazil) avwe
USU, C APLN Vathi, P. (Greece) . ajkn Victoria (B. C.) atxe
Usuki aoyw Vathy, P ajrq Victoria (Hongkong) anyp
Ut Grumden Lt. V acge Vaticano, C adi Victoria B . . , aokq
Utholmen achk Vatomandri amer Victoria Dock (Bombay) ... amzk
Utilla I awpq Vato '.
. acjy Victoria Hr apyr
Utklippan acpz Vaxholm acjm Victoria Haven abjp
Utlangan acgd Veblungsnses abnp Victoria I bemr
Uto ACQH Vecchio, P ahyl Victoria, Mt. ( Auckland)... atmv
Utrecht aebj Vecchio, P aibp Victoria, Mt. ( Wellington).. atkr
Utsire abtl Vedbsek adou Victoria Nyanza Lake amnp
Uvita Hr ausd Vedelsborg Hd adhn Victoria, P. (England) aejv
Uwajima apcr Veere aefq Victoria, P. (S. Australia). . .artc
Vefring abpw Victoria, P. (Seychelles) amjc
Vegesack adwb Victoria Pier bcst
Vacche I aicp Veglia aiztj Victoria R arkc
Vada ahyg Veile adjn Victorovski akgb
Vaderoarne abzx Veis Ness adip Vicuna Hr arde
Vaderobod abzq Vekens B aptj Vieille, La agli
Vaddo ackb Vela, C. La awkn Vienna aivc
Vado ahwm Velasco awuv Vieques I axyu
Vadso abpw Velez de la Gomera. akzv Vierge I agje
Vseggen abie Velez Malaga ahgp Vieste airh
Vseiro admj Velo, P awno Vieux F ayfo
Vaeroerna abmo Vendres, P ahps Vifsta (Wifsta) wharf acme
Vailoa arep Venere, P ahxj Vig abup
Vakalpudi anhp Venezuela awip Vigan aqetj
Valberg abit Vengurla. .'
anbi Vigie Summit aypk
Valdemarsvik acih Vengurla Rocks anbh Vigo.^ AGZP
Valdersund abls Venice aits Vigsnses Mines abto
Valdivia avhtj Ventimiglia ahvy Vigten Is abkt
Valenca (Brazil) avxq Ventosa B auox Vikor absg
Valenca (Portugal) agzx Ventoso Mt agxj Viksoren abqn
Valencia - ahko Ventotene I aigs Vilaine, La, R agon
Valentia afql Venus Hr arqw Villa fNorway) abip
Valetta aior Venus Pt arhc Villa (Finland) acrm
Valle Grande ajeq Ver, Pt.de agbr Villa de Conde ahbe
Vallejo atjgv Vera Cruz awsx Villa do Porto aldn
Valliere Pt agsj Verawal amxr Villa Franca aldh
Vallo - abxq Verbenico P aizy Villagarcia agzc
Valona B ajgx Verboska ajeh Villajoyosa ahjs
Valparaiso avpc Verde, C algi Villano, C agyd
Valsche, C aqsh Verde I ahps Villanueva. ahlx
Vamadori Ch apjg Verga, C aliz Villa Pillar avcp
Vancouver atvh Verko Matala Lt. V acrq Villa Reale ahdk
Vancouver I atuv Vermilion bedm Villaricos ahit
Vermilion B awxj Villa Velha B avwc
VanDiemen G ariy
agwb
i
Van Diemen Str aoyp Vernon, Mt azby Villaviciosa
Vanga amlw Vernon R ayme Ville-es-Martin agpd
abqo Versailles apzy Villefranche ahvg
Vangsnses
aqwr Vert C algi Villegagnon F avtr
Vanikoro I
agoe Verte B bcxp Vin f. BDGR
Vannes ahlc
Vao arbo Veruda, P aixj Vinaroz
arctj Ve Skerries apgz Vincent, C bdwg
Vanua Levu
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VINCENTWIGTON.
Vincent, P aktjj Waipaoa R atlo Weihaiwei aois

Vineyard Haven badf Waipapapa Pt athk Welchpool b avu
Vineyard Sound Lt. V baci Wairau R atjy Weld, P anqv
Vinga .^
acbn Waitapu atep Welland Canal bdyc
Vingaskar : acdi Waitara R atcl Wellesley Is aret
Vingorla anbi Wakamatsu .- aowc Wellington atkv
Virama axqd Wakasa B .< aoum Wells apnp
Virgin Gorda axzo Wakayama apcf Welshpool asbi
Virginia axyo Wakefield arus Wencnau B aodx
Virginia ayup Walcheren aepo Wenchau fu aodr
Virgins, C avjs Walcott, P arlq Weser Lt. V advl
Visby achl Walde afxv Weser R advk
Viscaya agvd Wales aeqv Wessel, C aris
Visdal abnv Walfisch B aluk West C.'Howe arpi
Vistula R aoxm Wallace ,bcxg West Channel (Kattegat). .acbm .
Viti Levu Lt. V arcg Wallaroo arsv West Chop Pt badc

Vivero , agwz Wallis I ardw Western P arzu
Vizagapatam anhg Walney I aewd Westerplatte acxr
Vizeu awdo Walton bcei West Hinder Lt. V aehi
Viziadrug anbp Wandelaar Lt. V aehf West India Docks aeji
Vlaardingen aedb Wando R aypk West Indies axu
Vladivdstok. ..'. aopz Wandsbek adux West Ironbound I bcjt
Vlieland adzf LU ATDE Westkapelle aefr
VlikoP ajip janui AT0C Westminster aehw
Vlissingen aefu Wanganui Inlet atez West Pt. ( Anticosti) bdmc
Voge'sland adtx Wangeroog I adxf West Pt. (P. Ed. I.) bcyz
Vonimao B . ( Vohemar) amec Warn B aqnc West Pt. York R. (Va.) ayxm
Volano aitb Wantaokwan aoeq Westport Îreland) afru
Volcano B apkw Warberg acbx Westport (N. Z.) atpk
Volden abow Wardell asor West R . : ANZB
Volga R '... . AKLT Wari aloi West Sand arym
Volo AJVF Warkworth aflc West Sister I becw
Volosca , . aiyj Warnbro Sound arnv West Volcano I aoew
Voloshski, or, Voloshskaia. akgo Wamemiinde adcf Wetta I aqow
Volta R ALNK Warner Lt. V aelv Wexford afvo
Voltri ahwq Waro acbt Weymouth (England) aemu
Vona B akml Warren azwm Weymouth (N. S.) bcfy
Vonitza ajih Warrender, P arks Whaingaroa Hr atcb
Voorne Canal aedp Warrington axds Whale Rock azvc
Vordingborg adnp Warrnambool arxo Whalsey afgr
Vorona Islet amgs Warsaw acvm Whampoa anyk
Vostitza ajlk Warsaw Sound aymh Whangarei Hr atng
Vourlah akon Waru B aqpv Whangaroa (Chatham Is.). .atov
Vrsengen abxp Wasa acpp AVhangaroa (N. Z.) atnu
Vresen adit Wash, The afnb Whangaruru Hr atnk
Vulcano I aiog Washington (D. C.) azch Whidbey I atzc
Vungchao anwg Washington (N. C.) aysw Whitby afmb
Vungkuit anwj Washington F azcb White Fish Pt bepl
Vurko B ajiv Washington G aomk Whitehall beks
Vyl Lt. V ADBT Washington, P beiq Whitehaven aewl
Washington State atxw Whitehead I. (Me.) baok
Washishti R amzx Whitehead I. (N. S. ). . . , s - -bcog
Wada no misaki apbq Wash-sheecootai B bepr White I. Reef Lt. V bdpm
Waddington bdvc Wasin amlx White Sea '.
.
.'
abed
Waddo aceb Wassi Kussa aqsl Whitianga atmb
Wade I aogl Watagheistic Sound bepx Whitsand B aeof
Wade Pt ayuj Watchet aepw Whitstable: aekd
Wadi Draa alch Watch Hill Pt azun Whyda j alnv
Waglan Islet anzf Waterford (Ireland) afwe Wick (Scotland) afho
Waialua arfw Waterford (Queensland) asrc Wickford azvo
Waiauoua R atjo Waterview B asli Wickham, C ascr
Waigatch I .abdv Watling I axju Wicklow afvi
Waigiu I aqrs Watson B askl Wicomico R azbj
Waihau Hr atmh
x
Watum adyo Wide Bay Hr asrm
Waiheke Ch atmp Waukegan beja Widnes aeuz
Waikato R atbr Wauraltee arte Wielingen Lt. V aehd
Waikawa athm Wea Sisi aqyd Wieringen adzr
Waikouaiti atin Weda aqrk Wifsta Wharf. : acme
Wailangilala I. j - ardj Wedge I bcnl Wight, Isle of aemj
Wainfleet apnh Weener adxz Wigton aexp
j
WIJUZENGG.
Wiju aolh Wuchang fu aoib Ylo Road avbu

Wlk ADES Wuching i aohp Ymuiden aecg
Wiken acdu Wuchu fu ANZE Yobuko aowk
Wild Boar Reach aogv Wufu , aodb Yochau fu aoid
Wilhelmshaven '.
adwp Wuhu AOGN Yokka ichi apfq

Willapa R
v
aucr Wurtemberg acvw Yokohama (Rikuoku G.) aoti

Willemsoord adzp Wustrow ADCB Yokohama (G. of Tokyo) apht
Willemstad abdt Wusueh aohs Yokosuka aphn
William, F afbp Wusung aopi Yola alpe
William Pitt B amgw Wyandotte beax Yonesiro Gawa aots
William, P athg Wyk adsu Yongsangang R aomg
Williamstown aryx Wyndham arkn Yonodzu, P aoyr
Williamstown Docks arzp Wvre R aevx York (England) apmj
Willoughby C arub York, C aszc
Willunga -
arvg York Factory bezc
Wilmington (Cal.) aujc York R. (Me.) bakv
Wilmington (Del.) azjl Xagua, P axpk YorkR. (Va.) ayxj
Wilmington (Ga.) aymk Xeres - aher York Sound arku
Wilmington (N. C.) aybd Xeros, G. of .ajwp Yorktown ayxl
Wilna acvj Xingu R .awes Yoshida, P apco
Wilson Promontory asbc Youghal afwo
Wilson Pt atzi Ysabel I aqwk
Windau acuz Ystad acev
Windenburger acwj Yafa aksu Ytapere amey
Windmill Pt ayzh Yalahau awro Ytteroerne abpo
Windsor (England) abhz Yali B akqb Yucatan awrg
Windsor (Erie) becd Yalmal Promontory abcs Yuensan aonl
Windsor (N. S.) bcex Yalta akhq Yugorski Str abdw
Windward Is ayfe Yalu R aold Yukon R atql
Winga acbn Yamada (Owari B.) appl Yukyeri Pt aknq
Wings Neck bacd Yamada apke Yule Roads asqj
Winnissimmet b aie Yamadori Ch apjg Yulinkau B anxs
Winter Hr batg Yanaon angx Yuma .'
auls
Winterport bapx Yanez B avhl Yumuri B axlg
Winter Quarter Sh. Lt. V. .azhd . Yangtse R aofd Yunan anms
Winterton afntj Yankalilla arvi Yungching aoip
Wisbeach apnl Yap I aqvg Yung R , aoej
Wiscasset bamtt Yaquina audw Yura Hr apdo
Wisconsin beng Yarbutenda alhx Yzeren Baak aedn
Wise Mt aenz Yarmouth (England) apny
Wismar adcm Yarmouth (N. S.) bcgk
Withernsea apmk Yarra R arzb
Wittower adbo Yate, P arbl Zaandam adzx
Wivenhoe appi Yatsushiro aoxr Zafarin I akzq
Woitzig Lt. V aczg Yawatahama Hr apck Zaffarano, C j, ainq
Wokam I aqp Ydre Mokkelas abwj Zaglava Rock aiyw
Wolf I aylg Y6 ANOR Zambales Province aqeg
Wolf Rock aeos Yebnah aksy Zambezi R ambn
Wolf Trap Shs ayxv Yebosi I aowh Zamboanga aqip
Wolgast aczo Yellaboi Sound alto Zand B. apxd
Wollin acyt Yellow I atwb Zanddijk aebz
Wollongong asjm Yellow R ao jc Zandvoort aecj
Wolves Is ...baxv Yellow Sea aoij Zannone aigr
Wonsan aols Yemen Province amsc Zante ajkq
Wood End bagc Yenbo amrg Zanzibar amlb
Wood I bal Yenchu aoeu Zaole Aivs
Wood Holl BACR Yengen aqzw Zara ajcu
astb YenikaleC ..akil Zarza R axpw
Woody I akve
Wooloomooloo B askp Yeni-Kioi akce Zarzis
aeiw Yenisei abcj Zaudzi Road amdj
Woolwich
aewo Yeni-Shehr, C ajwu Zaverda B ajiu
Workington
aert Yeno ura apgo Zea ajqg
Worm's Hd aokr adkv
Wbrmso actn Yentoa B Zealand
aelm Yerimo saki aput Zebayir Is amru
Worthing
V apnt Yesan Saki apkv Zeberjed I amqb
Would Lt.
apmz Zebu aqim
Wrangel, P atsp Yesashi
apov Yetorup I apmb Zeeland aegk
Wrangelll amow
-afdu Yeu, lie d' agpx Zeila
Wrath, C -'- -
Wreck B auvp Yingtsu aokc Zeitun, G ajuy

WremenTief Advp Yinkoa aokg AJBI
502 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
. PART II.
ZHIZHGINSK ZWAANTJIES.
Zhizhginsk I abeq Zinnowitz aczl Zululand alvh

Zierikzee aepi Zirona. ajdm Zumaya aguo
Zighinkor alic Zoutelande. . ; aefs Zurva, C ajnv
Zimnegorski abej Zoutkamp adys Zuydcoote apxp
Zingst adbw Zuider Zee aebp Zwaantjies Drooghte Lt apwk
INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
PART III
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS, LIFE-SAVING STATIONS, TIME-

SIGNAL STATIONS, AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES; LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS OF THE
WORLD; SEMAPHORE, DISTANCE, AND WIGWAG
CODES, AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH.
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PART III.
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
ATLANTIC COAST.
Eastport, Me. New York, N. Y. (Center.)
* Greenwich, Conn.
Portland, Me. (Center.) New Rochelle Yacht Club, N. Y.
* West Quoddy Head, Me. Center Island, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
* Cutler, Me. Sewanhaka Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Machiasport, Me. * Montauk Point, N. Y.
* Bangor, Me.- * Ardsley on Hudson, N. Y.
Whitehead, Me. * Yonkers Yacht Club, N. Y.
Marshall Point Light, Me. Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Booth Bay Harbor, Me. Governors Island, N. Y.
* Sea Gate, N. Y.
Boston, Mass. (Center.) * Princebay, N. Y.
Portsmouth, N. H. * Raritan Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Seaveys Island Navy Yard, N. H. * Bay Shore Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Jerrys Point, N. H. * Perth Amboy, N. J.
* Eye Beach, N. H. Sandy Hook, N. J.
* Wallis Sands, N.H. Long Branch, N. J.
Newburyport, Mass.
Gloucester, Mass.
* Thatchers Island, Mass. Atlantic City, N. J. (Center.)
* LittleEgg Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Marblehead, Mass. * Great Egg Life-Saying Station, N. J.
Hull, Mass. * Ocean City Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Race Point, Mass. * Corson Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Provincetown, Mass. * Townsend Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Highland Light, Mass. * Hereford Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Wellfleet, Mass.
Cape May, N. J.
Chatham, Mass. * Cape May Point Life-Saving Station, N. J.
Monomoy, Mass.
Hyannis, Mass.
* Nantucket Shoals Light-ship, Mass. Philadelphia, Pa. (Center.)
* Cross Rip Light-ship, Mass. Port Norris, N. J.
East Chop, Mass. Bivalve, N. J.
Nobska Light, Mass. Reedy Island, Del.
Tarpaulin Cove, Mass. - Delaware Breakwater, Del.
Cuttyhunk, Mass.
New Bedford, Mass. Baltimore, Md. (Center.)
* New Bedford Yacht Club, Mass. Oxford, Md.
Fall River, Mass. Annapolis, Md.
Newport, R. I. The Anchorage, Baltimore, Md.
Point Judith, R. I. Baltimore American Building, Baltimore, Md.
Saunderstown, R. I.
Stonington, Conn. Norfolk, Va. (Center.)
New London, Conn. Fort Monroe, Va.
Newport News, Va.
Nantucket, Mass.
Cape Henry, Ya.
Providence, R. I. (Center.)
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Providence Yacht Club, R. I.
Edenton, N. C.
Columbia, N. C.
Block Island, R. I. (Center.)
Manteo, N. C.
Southeast Light, R. I.
Washington, N. C,
* Diamond Shoals Light-ship, N. C.
New Haven, Conn. (Center.)
New Haven Light, Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn. Hatteras, N. C.
* Cooperative.
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506 STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. Part III.
Wilmington, N. C. (Center.) Sand Key, Fla.

* Newbern, N. C. Dry Tortugas, Fla.
* Cape Lookout Life-Saving Station, N. C.
Beaufort, N. C. Tampa, Fla. (Center.)
Morehead City, N. C. * St. Petersburg, Fla.
Southport, N. C. Egmont Key, Fla.
* Oak Island, Life-Saving-Station, N. C. Port Tampa, Fla.
Clear Water; Fla.
Charleston, S. C. (Center.) * Anclote, Fla.
North Island, S. C.
South Island, S. C. Pensacola, Fla. (Center.)
Georgetown, S. C. Carrabelle, Fla.
Moultrieville, S. C. i Apalachicola, Fla.
* Charleston Light-vessel, S. C. * Bagdad, Fla.
Youngs Island, S. C.
Mobile, Ala. (Center.)
Savannah, Ga. (Center.) Fort Morgan, Ala.
Port Eoyal, S. C. Scranton, Miss. ,
Tybee Island, Ga. * Biloxi, Miss.
* Thunderbolt, Ga. Gulfport, Miss.
* Montgomery, G.a.
Darien, Ga.
* St. Simons Light, Ga.
New Orleans, La. (Center.)
Pass Christian, Miss.
Brunswick, Ga. * Bay St. Louis, Miss.
* Salmen, La.
Jacksonville, Fla. (Center.)
Morgan City, La.
Fernandina, Fla.
Pilottown, La.
* Fernandina Quarantine Station, Fla.
Burwood, La.
Mayport, Fla.
* Cummers Mill (Jacksonville), Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla. Galveston, Tex. (Center.)
* Daytona, Fla. * Sabine Pass, Tex.
* Port Arthur, Tex.
Miami, Fla.
* Puntarasa, Fla. * Seabrook, Tex.
* Punta Gorda, Fla. * Velasco, Tex.
* Port Inglis, Fla. Matagorda, Tex.
Cedar Keys, Fla. Port Lavaca, Tex.
Point Isabel, Tex.
Jupiter, Fla. (Center.)
West Palm Beach, Fla. Corpus Christt, Tex. (Center.)
* Rockport, Tex.
Key West, Fla. (Center.) Tarpon, Tex.
GREAT LAKES.
Oswego, N. Y. (Center.) Cleveland, Ohio Continued.
Oswego Life-Saving Station, N. Y. Marblehead, Ohio.
Kelleys Island, Ohio.
Rochester, N. Y. Put in Bay, Ohio.
Buffalo, N. Y. (Center.) Sandusky, Ohio.

Buffalo Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Ogdensburg, N. Y Toledo, Ohio.
Cape Vincent, N. Y.
Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
* Stoney Point, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. (Center.)
* Smiths Coal Docks, Detroit, Mich.
North Fair Haven, N. Y.
Sodus Point, N. Y.
Fort Ontario Life-Saving Station, N. Y. Port Huron, Mich. (Center.)
* Kendalls Wharf, Port Huron, Mich.
Charlotte, N. Y.
* Millers Dock, Port Huron, Mich.
Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Tonawanda, N. Y. Lake View Beach Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Dunkirk, N. Y. Harbor Beach, Mich.
Point aux Barques, Mich.
Erie, Pa. Bay City, Mich.
Cleveland, Ohio. (Center.) Alpena, Mich. (Center.)

Soldiers' Home, Erie, Pa. Tawas, Mich.
Conneaut Harbor, Ohio. East Tawas, Mich.
Ashtabula, Ohio. Oscoda, Mich.
Fairport, Ohio. Thunder Bay Island, Mich.
Cleveland Life-Saving Station, Ohio. Middle Island, Mich.
Lorain, Ohio Presque Isle Light, Mich.
Huron, Ohio. Cheboygan, Mich.
* Cooperative.
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Grand Haven, Mich. Milwaukee, Wis. Continued.

Manitowoc, Wis.
Chicago, III. (Center.) Kewaunee, Wis.
Mackinac Island, Mich. Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Mackinaw, Mich.
Harbor Springs, Mich. Green Bay, Wis.
Charlevoix, Mich.
St. James, Beaver Island, Mich. Escanaba, Mich. (Center.)
Church Hill, Beaver Island, Mich. Menominee, Mich.
North Manitou Island, Mich. * Gladstone, Mich.
South Manitou Island, Mich.
Glen Haven, Mich. Sault Sainte Marie, Mich. (Center.)
Frankfort, Mich. Detour, Mich.
Manistee, Mich. Whitefish Point, Mich.
Manistee Life-Saving Station, Mich. Deer Park, Mich.
Big Point Sable, Mich.
Grand Marais, Mich.
Ludington Life-Saving Station, Mich. Munising, Mich.
Ludington, Mich.
Muskegon, Mich.
Macatawa, Mich.' Marquette, Mich. (Center.)
Holland, Mich. Presque Me, Mich.
Saugatuck, Mich.
South Haven, Mich. Houghton, Mich. (Center.)
St. Joseph, Mich. * Pequaming, Mich.
Michigan City, Ind. Eagle Harbor, Mich.
Chicago Life-Saving Station, 111. Ship Canal Life-Saving Station, Mich.
South Chicago Life-Saving Station, * Ontonagon, Mich.
111.
Red Wing, Minn.
Lake City, Minn. Duluth, Minn. (Center.)
Ashland, Wis.
Milwaukee, Wis. (Center.) Washburn, Wis.
Kenosha, Wis. Bayfield, Wis.
Racine, Wis. Superior, Wis.
Milwaukee Life-Saving Station, Wis. * West Superior, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wis. Two Harbors, Minn.
PACIFIC COAST.
Tacoma, Wash. Eureka, Cal.
Seattle, Wash.
San Francisco, Cal. (Center.)
* Humboldt Bay Life-Saving Station, Cal.
Port Crescent, Wash. * Oil Port, Cal.
* Table Bluff, Cal.
Tatoosh Island, Wash. Eureka Life-Saving Station, Cal.
* Fort Bragg, Cal.
North Head, Wash. * Mendocino, Cal.
Point Reyes Light, Cal.
Portland, Oreg. (Center.)
Mount Tamalpais, Cal.
* Tacoma Tug and Barge Co. Office, Wash.
Sausalito, Cal.
* Everett, Wash.
* Mare Island Navy- Yard, Cal.
* Bellingham, Wash.
* Goat Island, Cal.
* Bellingham, Station A, Wash.
Point Lobos, Cal.
* Blaine, Wash.
Southeast Farallon, Cal.
Anacortes, Wash. * Port Harford, Cal.
Port Townsend, Wash. Santa Barbara, Cal.
Port Angeles, Wash. * Port Los Angeles, Cal.
East Clallam, Wash. * San Pedro, Cal.
Neah Bay, Wash.
Aberdeen, Wash.
* Cape Disappointment Life - Saving Station, San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Wash.
* Point Adams Life Saving Station, Wash.
Los Angeles, Cal. (Center.)
* Redondo, Cal.
Astoria, Oreg.
* Tillamook, Oreg.
Marshfield, Oreg. San Diego, Cal.
Cooperative.

Note. The attention of mariners is invited to the fact that at any regular Weather Bureau Station, by
application to the Weather Bureau officials, they may have their barometers compared. This service will
always be rendered without compensation.
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508 STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PART III.
EXPLANATION OF STORM WARNINGS.

Warnings of the approach of windstorms will be published by the display of flags
by day and lanterns by and the reports
night, in connection with the bulletins posted
furnished to newspapers, mariners, and others interested.
The warnings adopted by the United States Weather Bureau for announcing the
approach of windstorms are as follows
The Storm Warning (a red flag, eight feet square, with black center, three feet
square) indicates that a storm of marked violence is expected.
The Red Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates easterly winds that is, from the northeast to south, inclusiveand that the
storm center is approaching. *
The White Pennant (eight feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,
indicates westerly winds that is, from north to southwest, inclusive and that the storm
center has passed. )
When the Red Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from the northeast quadrant; when below, from the southeast quadrant.
When the White Pennant is hoisted above the Storm Warning, winds are expected
from. the northwest quadrant; when below, from the southwest quadrant.

Night Storm Warnings. By night a red light will indicate easterly winds; a white
above a red light will indicate westerly winds.
The Information Warnings have been discontinued at all storm-warning display
stations, and such advices as were previously given in information orders will be furnished
hereafter in advisory messages.
The Hurricane Warning (two storm-warning flags, red with black centers, dis-
played one above the other) indicates the expected approach of a tropical hurricane or
of an extremely severe and dangerous storm.
No night Hurricane Warnings are displayed.
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Part III. 509
TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Time of signal being
Signal station made.
Situation of time Additional details.
latitude and Place Signal adopted.
signal.
longitude. Greenwich Standard
meantime, meantime
ft. m. s. ft. m. s.
42 21 30 N... Boston, Mass.. Black ball (di- Roof of Ames Build- 5 00 00 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
71 03 30 W. ameter 4 feet). ing 41 feet above signal. Ball dropped (by
the roof; 263 feet electricity from Washing-
above water; 228 ton Observatory) at noon,
feetaboveground. mean time of the 75th me-
ridian.
IJ signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon
mean time of the 75th merid.
[Note. Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
41 29 15 N... Newport, R. I.. Black ball (di- Machineshopat tor- 5 00 00 00 00 Do.

71 19 37 W. ameter 3J feet) pedo station; 75
(Goat Island feet above water;
light.) 68 feet above
ground. (Drop
15 feet.)
40 42 38.1 N . New York, N.Y. Black ball (di- Staff on tower of 5 00 00 00 00 Do.
74 00 35.7 W. '
ameter 31 feet) Western Union
Telegraph Build-
ing; 286feetabove
water; 277 feet
above ground.
(Drop 25 feet.)
39 56 58 N... Philadelphia.Pa Black ball (di- On a shelter house 5 00 00 00 00 Do.

75 08 54 W. ameter 4 feet). on the SE. corner
of the Fhiladel-
ph a
i Bourse;
height above
water 189 feet;
above the ground
169 feet 10 inches;
above the roof 42
,feet. (Drop 29
feet.)
Md. Black ball (di- Roof of Baltimore 5 00 00 00 00 Do.

39 17 22 N.. Baltimore,
76 36 38 W. a m e t e r 47 American Build-
inches) ing; 235 feet
above water; 212
feetaboveground.
(Drop 27 feet.)
Department of the 5 00 00 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before

38 53 51.8 N.. Washington, Black ball (di-
signal. Bali dropped at
77 02 19.16 W. D.C. ameter 2 feet Navy; 197 feet
above water; 150 noon, mean time of the 75th
7 inches)
feet above ground meridian.
(Drop 21 feet.) lowered
If signal fails, ball
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.
Time signal-service 5 00 00 00 00 Telegraphic time signals re-

36 59 59 N-. Fort Monroe, Va Telegraphic tick
Govern- ceived in office from 11.55
office,
76 18 44 W. ment building, a. m. to noon mean time
Fort Monroe of the 75th meridian.
wharf. [Note. Signals not received
on Sundays and holidays.]
NW. corner Citizens 5 00 00 00 00 Do. ^
36 50 30 N.... Norfolk, Va . . Black ball (di-

ameter 4 feet). Bank Building,
76 17 30 W. No. 191-195 Main
(Approximate.) street; 137 feet
above the land;
147 feet above the
water. (Drop 30
feet 1 inch.)
Silsby Building, cor- 5 00 00 00 00 Do.

36 5847 N.... Newport News, Black ball (di-
ameter 4 feet). ner 27th street
76 25 52 W. Va.
and Washington
(Approximate.) avenue; 121 feet
above the land;
151 feet above the
water. (Drop 31
feet.)
Cotton Exchange; 5 00 00 00 00 Do.

32 04 52 N... Savannah, Ga Black ball (di-
110 feet above wa-
ameter 3 feet)
81 05 22 W. ter; 98 feet above
ground. (Drop 16
feet.)
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510 TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES. Pakt III.
Time of signal being

Signal station made.
Situation of time
latitude and Place. Signal adopted. Additional details.
signal.
longitude. Greenwich Standard
mean time, mean time.
ft. 771. s. h. m. s.
24 33 29 N... Key West, Fla. Black ball. Roof of Equipment 5 00 00 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before,
81 48 24 W. Building; 91 feet signal. Ball dropped at
above water. mean noon of the 75th me-
ridian.
29 56 59 N.. NewOrleans,La Black ball (di- On the roof of the 11 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
.9003 47 W. ameter 2 feet American Sugar .Ball dropped at 11
8 inches) Refining Company standard time of the
Building; 174 feet 90th meridian.
above water; 163 lowered
If signal fails, ball
above ground
feet slowly at lift. 05m. 00s.,
(Drop 18 feet 5 standard time.
inches.)
29 18 17 N Galveston, Tex. Black ball (di Levy Building, SE, 5 00 00 11 00 00 Do.

94 47 26 W. ameter 4 feet). corner 23d (Tre-
mont) and I)
(Market) streets;
above the
111 feet
land; 118 feet
above the water.
(Drop.27 feet.)
42 53 ION.. Buffalo, N. Y. Black ball (di- SE. side of the Pru- Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
78 52 40 W. ameter 3J feet). dential Building signal. Ball dropped (by
on the SW. cor. electricity) at noon, stand-
of Church and ard time of the 75th merid-
Pearl streets;- 188 ian.
feet above land; If signal fails, balllowered
2275 feet above slowly 5 minutes after noon.
water. (Dropl8J [Note. Signal not made on
feet.) Sundays and holidays.]
41 30 03 N. Cleveland, Ohio. Black ball (di- Arcade Building; Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
81 41 28 W. ameter^ feet). 239 feet above signal. Ball dropped at
water; 159 feet noon, mean time of the
above ground. 90th meridian.
(Drop 19 feet 1 If signal fails, ball lowered
inch.) slowly 5 minutes after noon,
mean time of the 90th me-
ridian.
>
41 53 06 N.. Chicago, 111. Red ball (diam- Masonic Temple; Do. I

87 37 38 W. eter 4J feet) 350 feet above
water; 334 feet
above ground.
(Drop 26 feet.)
46 30 06 N. SaultSte. Marie, Black ball (di- NW. corner News 6 00 00 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
84 20 40 W. Mich. ameter 3 feet). Building, No. 115 signal. Ball dropped (by
Ashmun street; electricity) at noon, mean
85 feet above the time of the 90th meridian.
land; 100 feet If signal fails, ball lowered
above the water. slowly 5 minutes after
(Drop 20 feet.) noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.
46 47 00.81 N. Duluth, Minn. Red ball (diam- SW. corner of Tor- 6 00 00 00 00 Ball hoisted 5 minutes before
92 06 06.54 W. eter 4 feet). rey Building, No. signal. Ball dropped (by
316 W. Superior electricity) at noon, mean
street; 168.5 feet time of the 90th meridian.
above land; 200.3 Should ball fail to drop, it is
feet above water. slowly lowered, immedi-
(Drop 31 feet 6 ately rehoisted, and
inches.) dropped at 12ft. 05m. 00s.,
mean time of the 90th me-
ridian. Should ball drop
at wrong time it is. again
mastheaded and lowered
at 12ft. 05m. 00s.
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Part III. TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES. 511

512 Part III.
UNITED STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS.

Call letter. Call letter.
Annapolis, Md. (Naval Academy) QG Jupiter Inlet, Fla RA
Arguello, Point, Cal TK Key "West, Fla RD
Beaufort, N. QS League I. Pa
(
PV
Blanco, Cape, Oreg TA Loma, Point, Cal TM
Boston, Mass. (Navy- Yard) PG Mare Id., Cal. (Navy- Yard) TG
Bremerton Navy- Yard SP Nantucket Shoal Lt. V PI
Cavite, P. I. (Navy-Yard) UT New Orleans RO
Charleston Lt. V QV Newport, R. I PK
Charleston, S. C QU New York (Navy-Yard) PT
Cod, Cape, Mass PH Norfolk, Va QL
Culebra, W. I SD NorthHead, Wash SX
Diamond Shoals Lt. V QP Oahu, H. I UC
Dry Tortugas, Fla RF Panama Canal Zone SL
Elizabeth, Cape, Me PA Pensacola, Fla. (Navy-Yard) RK
Farallon Ids., Cal TH Portsmouth, N. H. (NavyYard) PC
Fire I., N. Y PR St. Augustine, Fla QX
Goat I., Cal TI San Juan, P. R SA
Guam I...: : UK Sitka SO
Guantanamo, Cuba SI TableBluff, Cal TD
Henlopen, Cape PX TatooshI SV
Henry, Cape QN Washington, D. C. (Navy- Yard) QI
The following regulations governing the use of the U. S. Naval Coastwise Wireless
Telegraph stations are hereby established:
1. The facilities of the naval coastwise wireless telegraph stations (including the one
on the Nantucket Shoal lightship), for communicating with ships at sea, where not in
competition with private wireless telegraph stations, are placed at the service of the pub-
he generally and of maritime interests in particular, under the rules established herein,
which are subject to modification from time to time, for the purpose of
(a) Reporting vessels and intelligence received by wireless telegraphy with regard to
maritime casualties, derelicts at sea, and overdue vessels.
(6) Receiving wireless telegrams of a private or commercial nature from ships at sea,
for further transmission by telegraph or telephone lines.
(c) Transmitting wireless telegrams to ships at sea.
2. For the present this service will be rendered free. All messages will, however, be
subject to the tariffs of the ship stations and land lines. Arrangements have been made
with both the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies for forwarding messages
received from ships at sea. When a message is not prepaid the company delivering it
will collect the charges. Shipowners should arrange with companies operating the land
lines as to tariffs and the settlement therefor. Messages will not be accepted for trans-
mission to ships whose owners have not agreed to accept unpaid messages, unless a suffi-
cient sum is deposited to cover all charges.
3. The Nantucket Shoal Lightship station will report vessels and transmit messages
from them, if the signals are made by the International Code or any other known to the
operators on the lightship.
4. When notified by the Weather Bureau of the Department of Agriculture, naval
wireless telegraph stations will give storm warnings to vessels communicating with them
by wireless telegraphy. Storm warnings will soon be sent to the Nantucket Shoal light-
ship by wireless telegraphy, and storm signals furnished by the.Weather Bureau will be
displayed therefrom to warn passing vessels.
5. All vessels having the use of the naval wireless telegraph service are requested to
take daily meteorological observations of the weather when within communicating range,
and to transmit such observations to the Weather Bureau by wireless telegraphy at least
once daily, and transmit observations oftener when there is a marked change in the
barometer.
6. Arrangements for a time signal service by wireless telegraphy are now being made.
Part III. united states naval wireless telegraph stations. 513
7. All shipowners desiring to use any special code of signals for communicating with
the Nantucket Shoal Light-ship station or any of the shore stations, or make any other
special arrangements, are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment, Navy
Department, Washington, D. C.
8. All chambers of commerce, maritime exchanges, newspapers, news agencies, and
others desiring to have vessel reports and general marine news forwarded to them regu-
larly are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment in order that necessary
arrangements for the service may be made. In no case will an operator attached to a
station be allowed to act as an agent for any individual or corporation, but all vessel
reports and marine news not of a private nature will be supplied to all applicants so long
as this service does not too greatly tax the personnel of the stations, when it will be neces-
sary for those desiring information involving much time for its distribution to appoint
agents who will be allowed access to the station bulletins.
9. Naval wireless telegraph stations are equipped with apparatus of several systems,
and can communicate with all the principal wireless telegraph systems now in use if tuned
to the same wave length. The Department is desirous of cooperating with all shipowners
wishing to avail themselves of its wireless telegraph service, and, judging from its experi-
ence with numerous systems, it is believed that there will be little or no difficulty in
arranging for communication between its stations and ships equipped with apparatus of
other systems if the owners of the apparatus as well 'as the owners of the ships are desirous
of establishing such communication.
10. Vessels desiring to make use of this service regularly must agree to transmit and
receive all Government messages free.
The Bureau of Equipment expects to erect wireless telegraph stations at the principal
points along the coast of the United States and at points in its insular possessions. As
fast as they are completed they will be open for public use under the regulations established
herein. ,
Notice will be given in the " Notices to Mariners" when stations are put in operation
or withdrawn from the service for any reason.
The Nantucket Shoal light-ship will transmit its messages to the Torpedo Station,
Newport, R. I. All messages intended to be. sent via this light-ship to ships at sea should
be sent to the Torpedo Station.
Arrangements have been made with the Weather Bureau for the transmission of mes-
sages between Cape Henry wireless telegraph station and Norfolk. All messages intended
for the Cape Henry station should be sent via the Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Va.
All messages intended for Dry Tortugas should be sent via the Naval Station, Key
West,.Fla.
The station at Goat Island, Cal., can be reached by either the Postal Telegraph or
the Western Union system, and the one at Mare Island by the Western Union.
The Farallon station will communicate with Goat Island, Cal.
instructions to govern communication by wireless telegraphy between

wireless telegraph stations and ships.
I. A vessel wishing to communicate with a station, and having ascertained by " listen-
ing in" that she is not interfering with messages being exchanged within her range, should
make the call letter of the station at a distance not greater than 75 miles from it.
11. The call should not be continuous, but should be at intervals of
about three min-
utes, in order to give the station a chance to answer.
III. After the station answers, the vessel should send her name,
distance from station,
weather, and number of words she wishes to send; then stop until the station makes O.K.,
signals the number of words she wishes to send to vessel, and signals to go ahead.
IV. Then the vessel begins to send her messages, stopping at the end of each 50 words
and waiting until the station signals O. K. and go ahead; when all messages have been
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514 UNITED STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS. PART III.
sent she will so indicate. If the sender desires to designate the Western Union or Postal
Telegraph system for further transmission of his message, he should do so immediately
after the address; as, for example, "A. B. C, Washington, D. C, via W. U. (or P. T.)."
V. When a vessel has indicated that she has finished, the station will send to the ves-
sel such messages as she may have for her, in the following order.
(a) Government business, viz, telegrams from any Government Departments to their
agents on board.
(6) Business concerning the vessel with which communication has been established,
viz, telegrams from owner to master.
(c) Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(d) Press dispatches.

(e) Other dispatches.
VI. In the case of the Nantucket Shoal light-ship, it will, immediately on receiving
the vessel's call, acknowledge, and (after receiving vessel's name, distance, weather report,
and number of words she wishes to send) transmit the first three to Newport, and then tell
the vessel to go ahead with her messages.
VII. After receiving these and sending the vessel any message on file for her, the
light-ship will transmit to Newport messages received from the communicating vessel in
the following order:
(a) Government business.
(6) Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(c) Press dispatches.
(d) Other dispatches
VIII. Anaval wireless telegraph station has the right to break in on any message
being sent by a vessel at any time, and the right of way may be given at any time to a
Government vessel or one in distress.
IX. When two or more vessels desire to communicate with a naval wireless telegraph
station at the same time, the one whose call is first received will have the right of way, and
the others will be told to wait and will be taken up in turn. Vessels having been told to
wait must cease calling.
X. In case communication is not established with any ship for which messages are on
file, the naval wireless telegraph station will notify the telegraph company from which the
messages were received, giving sufficient information for them to identify the telegrams
and notify the sender.
XI. In order to obtain the best results, both sending and receiving apparatus should
be tuned to wave length of 320 meters.
XII. Until further notice the speed of sending should not exceed 12 words per
minute.
XIII. In order that all messages received at naval wireless telegraph stations maybe
forwarded to ships for which they are intended, and in order that all ships equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus may receive storm warnings, they should always report when
in signaling distance of a naval wireless telegraph station.
XIV. The service being without charge at present,the Government accepts no respon-
sibility for the reception or transmission of messages from or for passing vessels. Every
effort will be made to transmit all messages without error and as expeditiously as possible.
It must be remembered that errors are not uncommon in ordinary telegraph and cable
messages, so that due allowance should be made.
XV. In order that the service may be made as good and as useful as possible, it is
requested that complaints should be promptly reported to the Bureau of Equipment as
soon as possible after the cause therefor, giving date, hour, and other details, to enable
the Bureau to investigate the case.
XVI. Information regarding the naval wireless telegraph service will be published in
"Notices to Mariners."
.
Part
^
III.
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.
All manned Life-Saving Stations of the United States are equipped with Inter-
national Code flags, and are prepared to send or receive signals in that code or by means
of the United States Army and Navy Wigwag Code. They are in many cases, however,
unprovided with means of telegraphic communication.
LIFE-SAVING SIGNALS. "
The following signals, recommended by the International Marine Conference for

adoption by all institutions for saving life from wrecked vessels, have been adopted by
the Life-Saving Service of the United States:
1. Upon the discovery of a wreck by night, the life-saving force will burn a
red
pyrotechnic light or a red rocket to signify, "You are seen; assistance will be given as
soon as possible."
2. A red flag waved on shore by day, or a red light, red rocket, or red roman candle
displayed by night, will signify, "Haul away."
3. A white flag waved on shore by day, or a white light swung slowly back and
forth, or a white rocket or white roman candle fired by night, will signify, "Slack away."
4. Two flags, a white and a red, waved at the same time on shore by day, or two lights,
a white and a red, slowly swung at the same time, or a blue pyrotechnic light burned
by night, will signify, "Do not attempt to land in your own boats; it is impossible."
5. A man onshore beckoning by day, or two torches burning near together by night,
will signify, "This is the best place to land."
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES.

FIRST DISTRICT.
COASTS OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Approximate position.
Name of station. State. Locality.
Latitude, Longitude,
north, west.
Quoddy Head Me.. Carrying Point Cove 66 58 50

Cross Island Me.. Off Machiasport 36 45 67 16 30
Great Wass Island Me.. Off Jonesport 28 00 67 35 30
Cranberry Islands. Me.. Mount Desert
Little Cranberry Island, off 15 30 68 12 40
White Head Me,. On southwest end White Head Island 58 40" 60 08 00
Burnt Island Me.. Off mouth St. Georges River 52 20 69 17 40

Damiscove Island . Me.. On the .west shore of Damiscove Harbor 45 20 69 37 00
Hunni wells Beach. Me.. On west side mouth Kennebec River 45 00 69 46 55
Cape Elizabeth Me.. Near the Lights . .-. -...-.-. 33 58 70-12 00

Fletchers Neck Me.. Biddeford Pool, Fletchers Neck 26 30 70 20 30
Jerrys Point N. H. Southeast point Great Island, Portsmouth Harbor. 03 30 70 42 45
Wallis Sands N. H. If miles south of Odiornes Point 01-15 70 44 00
Rye Beach N. H. North end of Rye Beach 59 30 70 45 20
Hampton Beach. . N. II. 1$ miles north of Great Boars Head 66 20 70 47 40
(515)
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516 LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNIITED STATES. Part III.
SECOND DISTRICT.
COAST OF MASSACHUSETTS.

north. west.
Salisbury Beach. . Mass. mile south of State line 42 51 40 70 49 00

New buryport Mass. North end of Plum Island, mouth Merrimac River
of 42 48 30 70 49 00
Plum Island Mass. On Plum Island, 2J miles from south end 42 44 00 70 47 15

Straitsmouth a Mass. I mile west of Straitsmouth light 42 39 30 70 36 00
Gloucester Mass. Old House cove, westerly side of harbor, 1J miles from town. 42 35 30 70 41 10
Nahant Mass. On the neck, close to Nahant 42 25 45 70 56 00
City Point Mass. Floating station in Dorchester Bay, Boston Harbor ^

Point Allerton Mass. I mile west of Point Allerton 42 18 20 70 54 00
North Scituate... Mass. Minots Ledge light
2J miles south of 42 14 00 70 45 30
Fourth Cliff Mass. South end of Fourth Cliff, Scituate 42 09 30 70 42' 10
Brant Rock Mass. On Green Harbor Point 42 05 30 70 38 '40

Gurnet Mass. 4fc miles northeast of Plymouth 42 00 10 70 36 10
Manomet Point. . Mass. 6^ miles southeast of Plymouth 41 55 30 70 32 40
Wood End Mass J mile east of light 42 01 15 70 11 30
Race Point Mass. If miles northeast of Race Point light 42 04 45 70 13 15
Peaked Hill Bars. Mass. 2J miles northeast of Provincetown 42 04 40 70 09 50
High Head Mass 3J miles northwest of Cape Cod light 42 03 55 70 06 50
Highland Mass. J mile northwest of Cape Cod light 42 02 55 70 04 20
Pamet River Mass. 3i miles south of Cape Cod light 42 00 00 70 01 15
05*
Cahoons Hollow. . Mass. 2\ miles east of Wellfleet 41 56 45 69 59
Nauset Mass. 1\ miles south of Nauset lights 41 50 40 69 56 45
Orleans Mass. Abreast of Ponchet Island 41 45 35 69 55 55
'Old Harbor Mass. J mile north of Chatham Inlet 41 41 45 69 56 00
Chatham Mass. II miles south-southwest of Chatham lights 41 39 10 69 57 10
Monomoy Mass. 2\ miles north ofMonomoy light 41 35 25 69 59 10
Monomoy Point . . Mass | mile southwest of Monomoy light 41 33 10 70 00 20
Coskata Mass. 2J miles south of Nantucket (Great Point) light 41 22 00 70 01 15
Surf side Mass. 2J miles south of the town of Nantucket 41 14 30 70 06 00
Maddequet Mass. 6 miles west of Surf side 41 16 05 70 12 30
Muskeget Mass. Near west end of Muskeget Island 41 20 20 70 18 50
Gay Head Mass. Near light 41 21 04 70 50 08
Cuttyhunk Mass. Near east end Cuttyhunk Island 41 25 25 70 54 45
THIRD DISTRICT.
COASTS OF RHODE ISLAND AND FISHERS ISLAND.
Brenton Point On Prices Neck 41 26 58

Narragansett Pier. Northern part of the town
Point Judith Near light
Quonochontaug. . 7 miles east of Watch Hill light
Watch Hill Near light
Fishers Island West shore of East Harbor
Sandy Point Block Island, north side, near light
New Shoreham Block Island, east side, near landing
Block Island Block Island, west side, near Dickens Point
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Part III. life-saving districts and stations OF THE UNITED STATES. 517
FOURTH DISTRICTContinued.
COAST OF LONG ISI.AND-Continued.
north. west.
Amagansett Y... Abreast of the village 40 58 00 72 08 20

Georgioa Y... 1 mile south of village of East Hampton 40 56 40 72 11 40
Mecox Y... 2 miles south of the village of Bridgehampton 40 54 10 72 18 00
Southampton Y... mile south of the village
i 40 52 10 72 23 40
Shinnecock Y... 2 miles east-southeast of Shinnecock light 40 50 40 72 27 50
Tiana Y... 2 miles southwest of Shinnecock light 40 49 40 72 31 30
Quogue... Y... I mile south of the village 40 48 20 72 36 00
Potunk Y... II miles southwest of Potunk village 40 47 30 72 39 00
Moriches Y... southwest of Speonk village
2J miles 40 46 30 72 43 10
Forge River Y... 31 miles south of Moriches 40 44 30 72 49 00
Smiths Point Y... Abreast of the point 40 44 00 72 52 20
Bellport Y... 4 miles south of the village 40 42 40 72 55 50
Blue Point Y... south of Patchogue
4J miles 40 40 40 73 01 20
Lone Hill Y... 8 miles east of Fire Island light 40 39 40 73 04 20
Point of Woods.. Y... 4 miles east of Fire Island light 40 38 50 73 08 10
Fire Island Y... 1mile west of Fire Island light 40 37 40 73 13 20
Oak Island Y... East end of Oak Island 40 38 10 73 17 40
Gilgo Y... West end of Oak Island 40 37 20 73 22 20
Jones Beach Y... East end of Jones Beach 40 36 40 73 26 20
Zacbs Inlet Y... West end of Jones Beach 40 36 10 73 28 50
Short Beach Y... 1 mile east of Jones Inlet 40 35 30 73 31 20
Point Lookout Y... 2 miles west of New Inlet 40 35 10 73 35 40
Long Beach Y... Near west end of Long Beach 40 35 10 73 40 45
Far Kockaway < .
Y...
Rockaway Y... Near the village of Rockaway 40 35 30 73 47 30
Rockaway Point - Y... West end of Rockaway Beach 40 34 10 73 51 50
Coney Island & . . Y... Manhattan Beach 40 34 20 73 55 30
Batons Neck Y... East side entrance to Huntington Bay, Long Island Sound 40 57 10 73 24 00
Rocky Point Y... Near Rocky Point, Long Island Sound/ about 4 miles northerly 41 08 20 72 21 10
from Greenport.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
COAST OF NEW JERSEY.
Sandy Hook N.J... On Bay side, 1 mile south of point of Hook. 40 27 51

Spermaceti Cove N.J... 2\ miles south of Sandy Hook light.
Seabright N. J... About a mile south of Navesink light.
Monmouth Beach N. J... About a mile south of Seabright.
Long Branch N.J... Greens Pond.
Deal N.J... Asbury Park
SharkRiver N.J... Near the mouth of Shark River
Spring Lake N.J... 2$ miles south of Shark River
Squan Beach N. J... 1 mile southeast of Squan village
Bayhead N.J... At the head of Barnegat Bay
Mantoloking N. J... 21 miles south of head of Barnegat Bay
Chadwick N. J... 5 miles south of head of Barnegat Bay
Toms River N.J... On the beach abreast mouth Toms River
Island Beach N.J... 11 miles south of Seaside Park
CedarCreek N.J... 5j miles north of Barnegat Inlet
Forked River N.J... 2 miles north of Barnegat Inlet
Barnegat N. J - . - South side of Barnegat Inlet
Loveladies Island N.J... 2 miles south of Barnegat Inlet
Harvey Cedars N. J . . . 5J miles south of Barnegat Inlet
Ship Bottom N.J... Midway of Long Beach
Long Beach N.J... 1| miles north of Beach Haven
Bonds N.J... 2J miles south of Beach Haven
a Station destroyed by sudden gale while being moved across the water to new site.
. . ...
. . . . '
518 LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. Part III.
FIFTH DISTRICTContinued.
COAST OF NEW JERSEYContinued.

north. west.
Little Egg N.J Near the light north of Inlet 30 10 74 17 30

Little Beach N.J South side of Little Egg Inlet 27 30 . 74 19 30
Brigantine N.J 5 miles north of Absecon light 25 30 74 20 30
South Brigantine N.J 3 J miles north of Absecon light 24 00 74 22 30
Atlantic City N.J At Absecon light 22 00 74 24 50
Absecon N.J 2$ miles south of Absecon light 20 50 74 27 40
Great Egg N.J 6| miles south of Absecon light 19 00 74 31 10
Ocean City N.J South side of Egg Harbor Inlet 17 00 74 34 00
Pecks Beach N.J 3$ miles north of Corson Inlet 14 50 74 36 50
Corson Inlet N.J Near the Inlet, north side 13 10 74 38 20
Sea Isle City N.J 3J miles north of Townsend Inlet 09 40 74 41 05
Townsend Inlet.. N.J Near the Inlet, north side 07 30 74 42 45
Avalon N.J 35 miles southwest from Ludlam Beach light 05 50 74 43 10
Tathams N.J 21 miles northeast from Hereford Inlet light. 02 30 74 45 50
Hereford Inlet. . N.J Near Hereford light 00 20 74 47 20
Holly Beach N.J 6 miles northeast of Cape Ma y City 58 40 74 49 50
Two Mile Beach . N.J 4 miles northeast of Cape May City 57 10 74 51 10
Cold Spring N.J 4 mile east of Cape May City 56 00 74 54 30
Cape May N.J Near the light 55 40 74 57 30
Bay Shore** N.J 2J miles west ol Cape May City 56 40 74 58 10
SIXTH DISTRICT.
COAST BETWEEN DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE BAYS.
Lewes 2 miles west from Cape Henlopen light. 75 07 10

CapeHenlopen J mile southerly of Cape Henlopen light 75 04 50
Rehoboth Beach. Opposite north end of Rehoboth Bay.. .75 04 20
Indian River Inlet North of Inlet 75 03 40
Fenwick Island 1J miles north of light 75 03 00
Isle of Wight 3 miles south of Fenwick light 75 03 30
Ocean City At village 75 05 00
North Beach 10 miles south of Ocean City 75 09 20
Green Run Inlet. .
13J miles northeast of Assateague light. 75 12 50
Popes Island 10 miles northeast of Assateague light. 75 15 40
Assateague Beach. 1 J miles south of Assateague light 75 21 40
Wallops Beach 11 miles south of Chincoteague Inlet. . 75 26 50
Me torn kin Inlet. . On Metomkin Beach, neaf the Inlet 75 34 50
Wachapreague South end of Cedar Island 75 36 40
Parramore Beach. Midway of beach 75 37 20
Hog Island South end of Hog Island 75 42 45
Cobb Island South end of Cobb Island 75 47 00
Smith Island At Cape Charles light 75 53 40
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
COAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cape Henry Va... 3 mile southeast of Cape Henry light 36 55 10

Virginia Beach.. Va... 51 miles south of Cape Henry light
Dam Neck Mills. Va... 10 miles south of Cape Henry light
Little Island Va... On beach abreast of North Bay
False Cape. . . : . Va... On beach abreast of Back Bay
Wash Woods... N. C. On beach abreast of Knotts Island
PenneysHill N. C. 5J miles north of Currituck Beach light.
Currituck Beach N. C. J mile north of Currituck Beach light. .
Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states. 519
SEVENTH DISTRICTContinued.
COAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH C'AROLINA-Continued.
Name of station.
520 LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. PaKT III.
TENTH DISTRICT.
LAKES ERIE AND ONTARIO, AND A STATION AT LOUISVILLE, KY.

Part III. life-saving districts and stations of the united states. 521
TWELFTH DISTRICT Continued.

LAKE MICHIGAN Continued.
Part III.
LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
UNITED KINGDOM.
Southend Pier. Roche's Point (Queenstown).
Dover (day and night station). Old Head of Kinsale (day and night station).
Sandgate. Fastnet (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).
Dungeness. Brow Head, County of Cork (day and night station).
Beachy Head. Tory Island, County Donegal.
No-Man's Port, Spithead (day and night station). Inishtrahull (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).
St. Catherines Point, Isle of Wight. Malin Head, County Donegal (W. T., Marconi).
The Needles, Isle of Wight. Tor Point, County Antrim.
Portland Bill. Kildonan, mouth of the Clyde.
Prawle Point (day and night station). Stornoway.
The Lizard (day and night station). Butt of Lewis.
Penzance. Dunnet Head, Pentland Firth.
Scilly Islands. St. Abbs Head.
Lundy Island. Tynemouth.
Barry Island. Flamborough Head.
Mumbles Head and Pier. Spurn Head.
St. Anns Head, Milford Haven. Aldborough.
EUROPE NORTH AND WEST COAST.

Fserder. Cuxhaven.
0x6. Rothesand.
Vinga. Hoheweg.
Helsingborg. Hook of Holland.
Krasnaja Gorka (G. of Finland). Flushing.
Fornaes. Zeebrugge.
Hammershus. Gris Nez.
Hanstholm. Creac'h Pt., Ushant.
Hirtshals. Cape Finnisterre.
Oitavos.
Elsinore. Peniche.
Helgoland. Sagres.
Holtenau. Tarifa.
Brunsbuttelkoog.
MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK SEA.

Gibraltar (Admiralty Signal Station, Windmill Hill). Pantellaria I.
Pomegues. Cape Bon.
Cape Corse. Zea Island.
Cape Pertusato. Dardanelles.
Malta (Admiralty Signal Station, Castille). Kom-el-Nadura (Alexandria).
Cape Testa. Mex (Alexandria).
Cape d'Armi. Port Said (W. T., Marconi).
Fort Spuria.
AFRICAWEST COAST.
Cape Spartel. Capellinhos Pt. (Fayal).
Teneriffe. Las Palmas.
Point Ferraria (St. Michaels). Ascension.
Point do Arnel (St. Michaels). St. Helena.
CAPE COLONY.'
Cape Point. Cape Recife.
Cape Agulhas. Cape Hermes.
Cape St. Francis.
(522)
. .
.
Part III. Lloyd's signal stations. 523
AFRICAEAST COAST.
Bluff (P. Natal).
Flat Island "j
Port San Sebastian (Mozambique).

Butte aux Sables ! ..
Butte aux Papayes . Maurl <s.
.
Port Louis Mountain J
RED SEA.
Port Tewfik (Suez) (W. T. Marconi).
Aden.
Perim (day and night station). j
INDIAN OCEAN.
Jask 1
Amherst 1
Henjam ^Persian G. Diamond Island iBurma.
Bushire J Elephant Point.. J
False Point. Point de Galle (day and night station).
Sandheads Sabang Bay, Pulo Weh (day and night station).
Saugar Island . . Penang.,
Mud Point Malakka.
Diamond Harbor Hughly R. Mt. Faber. ..\.
Hughly Point . /Singapore.
Fort Canning
Achipur Anjer.
Budge Budge .
AUSTRALIA.
Rottenest Island (day and night station). Wilson's Promontory.
Breaksea Island (day and night station). Gabo Island.
Cape Leeuwin (day and night station). Queenscliff.
Cape Naturaliste (day and night station). Table Cape.
Point Moore (day and night station). Mersey Bluff.
Cape Borda. Low Head.
Cape Willoughby. Eddystone Point.
Cape Jervis. Cape Sorell.
Cape Northumberland. Cape Wickham.
Cape Nelson. Curry Harbor.
Cape Otway. Bruni.
Point Lonsdale. Kent Group.
Cape Schanck. Goode Island.
NEW ZEALAND.
Cape Maria van Diemen. Bluff Harbor.
Farewell Spit. Norfolk Island.
Nugget Point.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Point Curaumilla. Penguin Island.
Point Tumbes. Cape Virgin.
Cape San Antonio. Fernando Noronha.
Mogotes Point.
WEST INDIES AND BERMUDA.

Morro Castle, Habana. Turks Island.
Monk's Hill Gibbs Hill, Bermuda.
|
Goat Hill Ântigua.

. . .
Rat Island.. I
STATIONS MAINTAINED BY CANADIAN GOVERNMENT THAT REPORT TO LLOYD'S ON THE

SAME CONDITIONS AS LLOYD'S STATIONS.
Belle Isle, Labrador. Southwest Point, Anticosti.
Cape Race, Newfoundland. West Point, Anticosti.
Cape Ray, Newfoundland. Cape Rosier, Gaape' Coast.
St. Paul Island, Cape Breton Island. Fame Point, Gasp6 Coast.
Cape St. Lawrence, Cape Breton Island. Cape Magdalen, Gasp6 Coast.
Heath Point, Anticosti. Amherst Island, Magdalen Islands.
South Point, Anticosti.
524 LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS. Part III.
SIGNALS USED AT LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
This signal indicates that the station at which it is hoisted is tem-

porarily closed, and that no communication can be held.*
This signal indicates that telegraphic communication is interrupted,

and that messages can not be forwarded by telegraph, but will be
forwarded by other means as soon as possible.*
These signals will be kept up until tbe signal station is again occupied, or until telegraphic communication is again possible.
These stations are available to shipowners for reporting the passing of their vessels.
At these signal stations the International Code is the only code recognized, and
vessels of any nation may make their names known by means of this code, and thus
secure the immediate publication of the announcement in the "Shipping Gazette and
Lloyd's List" and "Lloyd's "Weekly Shipping Index." Cases of wreck or other acci-
dents at sea should always be made known by shipmasters to the signal stations with
which they communicate.

Night signals at special stations. The apparatus used for the signals will be a
flashing lamp.
A series of continuous short flashes is to call the attention of a passing vessel.
Aseries of long-short flashes, repeated as often as may be necessary, indicates that
a vessel's signals have been seen and recognized.
If a signal shown by a vessel has not been understood the lamp will be kept dark
until the vessel repeats the signal.

Special night signals at certain stations. Also, to denote telegraphic interruption
during the night, the signal stations at the Old Head of Kinsale and Brow Head will
show S green lights, arranged in the shape of a triangle, apex upward; and to call
attention to this signal a Roman candle will be burnt if the vessel can be recognized.
PLATE IV.
J7i& signal #7urvrti/ en/ the/ Semap7wr& is Z.4-. /.

1
Part III. PLATE V. 527
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY FIXED SEMAPHORE.
'
' Preparative, " '

'Answering, '
or "Stop" after each com- Annul the Whole Signal.

plete signal.
lh
1
y 2
I
13
f 2
Q
3 3 3
Y
2 3
12
*
B ^ J
J r R . z T
\
1 2 1
S' 2 13 2 3 4 ^ 3 2 4
/
c V K
?' s 12
SPECIAL.
13 2 32 2 14 2 4 1
f
D V 1
L T 4
1 2
^>
2 2 1
f 12
2 4 2
Code Flag
4
Sign.
2 1
f 12
E ^ M u
Alphabet-
ical Sign.
4
12
2 4 2 2 3 2 4 3
1
^ \ 4 2 2
Y
1
F N V
Numeral
Sign.
13 2 2 2 4 3 12
4 2 3 ^
w t
G V' o
k
1 4 2 22
4
2 3 1 î 3 2 1
S' 4 3 2 S
Finishing sign after
12 x completion of word or
H
S 1 P
^ K number, when spelling
or making numeral
2 1 1 f* 2 3 2 3 2 2 signals.
c=
528 PLATE VI. Part III.
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY SHAPES.
'Preparative," "Answering,"
or " Stop, " after each Annul the Whole Signal,
complete signal.
tf
A Q
112 1* 2 12 I* 2 3 3
& 3 2 3
fe
B R
IV
12 1 V t.fe 2 3 4
I* 3 2 4
h
K s
SPECIAL SIGNS.
12 2
I* 2 14 ft 2 4 1
I*
Code Flag Mk 4
Sign. rk 2
12 3 T 2 2 1
fc 2 4 2
I * . i II r
E M u Alphabetical
Sign.
12 4
II 2 2 3
ft 2 4 3
I* 2 II T
Numeral
F N Sign,
13 2 2 2 4
fc 3 12 4 2 "3
$
G w
14 It :.fc 3 2
fc 4 3 2
2 1
I*
Finishing sign after
completion of word or
. H P X number when spelling
or making numeral
2 11' 2 3 2
ft 3 2 2
fe signals.
If no cones are available, a square flag may be substituted for the cone point upward, a pennant for the cone point downward, and
a wheft for the drum. (See page 629.)
) :
Part III.
DISTANT SIGNALS.
Distant Signals are required when, in consequence of distance or the state of

1.
the atmosphere, it is impossible to distinguish the colors of the flags of the Inter-
national Code, and, therefore, to read a signal made by those flags they also provide ;
an alternative system of making the signals in the Code, which can be adopted when
the system of flags can not be employed.
2. Three. different methods of making Distant Signals are explained below:
(a) By Cones, Balls, and Drums.

(6) By Balls, Square Flags, Pennants, and Whefts.
(c) By the Fixed Coast Semaphore.
The method (Fixed Coast Semaphore)
last not necessarily a method of making
is
Distant Signals, as it can be, and is, used at and under conditions when
close quarters
flags could equally be employed, but it has been placed here under the heading of
Distant Signals for ease of explanation.
3. The Characteristic of Distant Signals is the Ball;
one ball at least appearing
in each hoist of the Distant Code. In the case of the Semaphore the ball is replaced
by a Dish.
4. Hitherto only three Symbols have been
required for Distant Signaling, but
the increase made in the number of flags of the International Code renders four Sym-
necessary, in order that it may be possible to provide a distinct hoist to represent
bols
each of the flags of the Code (*. e., letters of the alphabet).
5. Distant Signals are made

From a ship by hoisting shapes.
From the shoreby hoisting shapes, or by the position of the arms of a
Semaphore.
6. The Shapes used as Symbols are
(a) A Cone point upward,
A Ball,
A Cone point downward, and
A Drum. {The Drum should fee at least one-third greater in height^
than the Ball.
(6). A may be substituted for the cone point upward.
square Flag
A Ball,
A Pennant may be substituted for the cone point downward, and
A Pennant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft for the drum.
(A wheft is any flag tied in the center.)
observer, it is impossible
or from the
As in calms or when the wind is blowing toward
between a square flag, pennant, and wheft, and as flags
to distinguish with certainty
and so prevent the signal being
when hanging up and down may hide one of the balls
drums preferable to that of flags, pennants,
understood, the system of cones and
is
and whefts. .
of the arms represent

signaling by the Semaphore, the positions
(c) In
the shapes.
(529)
530 DISTANT SIGNALS. Part III.
7. To simplify the "Taking in," "Reporting," and "Reading off" of the Distant
Signals, the four positions of the Semaphore Arms, and the four Symbols have been
numbered 1, 2, 3, 4.
1 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing upward, on

the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with the or
point upward, or a square Flag.
Indicator i
2 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally,

or
on the opposite side to the indicator, or a Ball.
Indicator!
3 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing downward,

on the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with IKT? or
the point downward, or a Pennant.
Indicator
4 representing the Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally, 4 mm

'
on the same side as the indicator, a Drum, or a Pen- or
nant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft.
Indicator
8. facilitate signaling by Semaphore or Shapes, the signals representing the

To
tetters ofthe alphabet have been arranged in numerical order, the figures represent-
ing the signal for the letter A
being the first in numerical sequence.
Thus A
is represented by 1 1 2.
Thus B is represented by 1 2 1.
Thus C is represented by 1 2 2,
etc., etc.
The signals representing the letters from A to G begin with 1,
Those from H to U begin with 2,
Those from V to Z begin with 3,
And the Special Signs (i. e., Code Flag, Alphabetical, Numeral, and Finish-
ing Signs) begin with 4.
(See plates V and VI.)

9. The Code Flag Sign 4 2 1 {see plates V and VI) is always to be shown before
signals taken from the General Vocabulary of the International Code are commenced.
10. When -signals are made by the Semaphore the disk is always to be kept up
until the signal is completed, and the hoist is to be read from the top arm downward.
11. The Stop Signal or is to be made at the end of each complete signal.
N
Part III. DISTANT SIGNALS. 531
12. With, two Balls, two Cones, and one Drum, every signal in the International
Code can be made, each hoist representing one letter of the two, three, or four letters
forming the signal.
EXAMPLE OP A SIGNAL FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

MADE BY FIXED SEMAPHORE OR BY DISTANT SIGNALS.
pfv
^^ K /\
or
\\ T
4 2 1 Code Flag
Sign, indicating that
the signal which fol- 2 Stop, i. e. Sig
lows is taken from 1 2 3-D. 2 4 2 1 21.
nal is ended.
the General Vocabu-
lary of the Interna-
tional Code.
Looking DNI out in the International Code, we find it to be "Pilot boat is advancing toward you."
ALPHABETICAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

13. When it is word by Distant Signals, the Alphabetical Sign
desired to spell a
4 2 2 (see Plates V and VI) shown first. All the hoists which follow until
is to be
the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown are to be understood as rep-
resenting the particular letters of the alphabet allotted to them in Plates V and VI,
which, when combined, spell the word which it is desired to signal.
NUMERAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
14. When it is desired to signal numbers by Distant Signals, the Numeral Sign
4 2 3 (see Plates V and VI) is to be shown first. After that sign has been shown, and
until the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates V and VI) is shown, the hoists representing
the various letters of the alphabet (see Plates V and VI) are to be understood as hav-
ing the numerical values which are allotted to the particular letters under the system
of making Numeral Signals by flags, which is explained on page 32.
Thus, after the Numeral Sign 4 2 3 has been shown, the Distant Signal hoist rep-
resenting the letter A will mean the number 1, that representing B will mean 2, that
representing K
will mean 11, and so on as in the Numeral Table on page 32.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

15. As shownin the Example to Paragraph 12, above, signals from the General
Vocabulary of the International Code require to be made by more than one hoist, which
involves loss of time. Arrangements have, however, been adopted by which thirty-
seven important signals (see pages 527-531) can be
made by one hoist only. These
thirty-seven signals are called "Special Distant Signals," and are represented by the
numbers explained in Paragraph 7, page 524, and not by letters.
16. The Special Distant Signals

are distinguished from Distant Signals taken from
the General Vocabulary of the International Code by the fact (1) that they are not
that the Stop Signal imme-
preceded by the Code Flag Sign (see paragraph 9), and (2)
Distant Signal"
diately follows the single hoist representing the particular "Special
which is being made.
532 DISTANT SIGNALS. Part III.
EXAMPLE OF A SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNAL

MADE BY SEMAPHORE OR DISTANT SIGNALS.
/ or or
4 1 Stop.
Looking 2 4 1 out in the Table of Special Distant Signals (page 535), we find it to be "Can not dis
tinguish your flags; come nearer or make Distant Signals."
a a
Part III.

MADE BY A SINGLE HOIST FOLLOWED BY THE STOP SIGNAL. ARRANGED
NUMERICALLY FOR READING OFF A SIGNAL.
These signals may be made by the semaphore, by cones, balls, and drums, or by
square flags, balls, pennants, and whefts.
Signal. Meaning.
"Preparative," "Answering," or, "Stop," after each complete signal.
r\
Aground; want immediate
h
assistance.
2 1 Fire, or, leak; want immediate assistance.
h 2 2 Annul the whole signal.
3 3 You are running into danger, or, Your course is dangerous.
Want water immediately.

N 2 4
b 3 2 Short of provisions ; starving.
4 2 Annul the last hoist ; I will repeat it.
1\
h 1 1 2 I am on fire.
N 12 1 I am aground.
a See Distress Signals (page 7).
(533)
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1
534 SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY. PART III.
Signal. Meaning.
12
N 2 Yes, or, Affirmative.
1 2 3 No, or, Negative.
\ 12 4 Send lifeboat.
13 2 Do not abandon the vessel.
Ik
1 4 Do not abandon the vessel until the tide has ebbed.
1 Assistance is coming.
IV
Landing is impossible.
Ik
2 13 Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous.
IV
1 4 Ship disabled ; will you assist me into port ?

Ik
2 2 1 Want a pilot a.
IV
2 2 3 Want a tug ; can I obtain one ?
Ik
2 2 4 Asks the name of ship (or, signal station) in sight, or, Show your distin-
guishing signal.
IV
a See Pilot Signals (page s).
Part III. special distant signals, arranged numerically. 535
Signal. Meaning.
2 3 1 Show your ensign.

I\
h 3 3 2 Have you any despatches (message, orders, or, telegrams) for me ?
2 3 3 Stop, Bring- to, or, Come nearer ; I have something important to communicate.
N 2 3 4 Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more conspicuous position.
h 2 4 1 Can not distinguish your flags ; come nearer, or make distant signals.
N 2 4 2 Weigh, Cut, or, Slip ; wait for nothing ; get an offing.
h .2 4 3 Cyclone, Hurricane, or, Typhoon expected.
12 Is war declared ? or, Has war commenced ?
N
3
3 2 1 War is declaimed, or, War has commenced.

IV
3 2 2 Beware of torpedoes; channel is mined.
N
3 2 3 Beware of torpedo boats.
h 3 2 4 Enemy is in sight.
:
536 SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY. PART III.
Signal. Meaning.
h 3 3 3 Enemy is closing with you, or. You are closing with the enemy.
N 3 4 3 Keep a good lookout, as it is

about disguised as merchantmen.
reported that ememy's men-of-war are going
4 1 Proceed on your voyage.
1*
The folio-wing distant signals made with flag and ball, or pennant and ball, have
the special signification indicated beneath them
You
\r
are running into
danger.
Iw
Leak; want im-
Fire, or,
mediate assistance, a
r
Short of provisions.
Starving.
IT
Aground; want immedi-
ate assistance, a
a See Distress Signals (page 1).

Part III.
MADE BY A SINGLE SIGNAL FOLLOWED BT THE STOP SIGNAL. ARRANGED

ALPHABETICALLY FOE MAKING A SIGNAL.
ABANDONIMMEDIATE.
538 ALPHABETICAL INDEX FOR FINDING SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS. PART III.
LANDINGYES.
Landing. Signals Continued.

2 12 Landing is impossible. 2 3 4 Repeat signal, or hoist in a more con- it
spicuous position.
Leak. 2 2 4 Show your distinguishing signal.
2 1 Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist- 2 3 1 Show your ensign.
ance.* 2 3 3 Stop, Bring-to, or, Come nearer; I have
something important to communicate.
Lifeboat. 12 2 Yes, or, Affirmative.
12 4 Send lifeboat.
Starving.
Message. 3 2 Short of provisions. Starving.
2 3 2 Have you any message (telegram, orders,
or, despatches) for me? 2 Stop after each* complete signal.
12 3 Negative, or, No. Telegram.

2 3 2 Have you any telegram (message, order,
Offing. or, despatches) for me?
2 4 2 Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing;
get an offing. Torpedoes, or. Mines.
3 2 3 Beware of torpedo boats.
Pilot. 3 2 2 Beware of torpedoes channel is mined.
;
3.2 1 Want a pilot. \

Tug.
2 Preparative Sign. 2 2 3 Want a tug; can I obtain one?
Proceed. Want.
4 12 Proceed on your voyage. 1 2 Aground; want immediate assistance.*
2 1 Fire, Leak; want immediate
or, assist-
Provisions and water. ance.*
3 2
Short of provisions. Starving. 3 2 Short of provisions. Starving.
2 4
Want water immediately. 2 2 1 Want a pilot, f
2 2 3 Want a tug; can I obtain one?
2 4 Want water immediately.
Repeat.
4 2 Annul the last hoist I will repeat
; it. War.
2 3 4 Repeat signal, or hoist it in a more con- 3 1 2 Is war declared? or, Has war com-
spicuous position. menced?
3 2 1 War declared,
is or, War has com-
Run. menced.
2 3 You are running into danger.
Water.
Send. 2 4 Want water immediately.
1 2 4 Send lifeboat.
Weather.
Signals. 2 4 3 Cyclone, Hurricane, or, Typhoon ex-
4 2 Annul the last hoist I will repeat
; it. pected.
2 2 Annul the whole signal.
.2 2 4 Asks name of ship signal station)
{or, Weigh.
in sight. 2 4 2 Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing;
2 4 1 Can not distinguish your flags; come get an offing.
nearer or make distant signals.
12 3 No, or. Negative. 1 2 2 Yes, or, Affirmative.
* See Distress Signals, page 7. fSee Pilot Signals, page 8.

Part III.
SEMAPHORE SIGNALS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.
THE INDICATOR.
The Indicator denotes from which, side the signs are to be read, but when first
shown it is to call attention, and may be considered the preparative signal. When
closed it denotes the finish of the communication.
HOW TO SEMAPHORE.
The person intending to Semaphore will make the International Code Signal VOX
(I am going to Semaphore to you), and set his Semaphore at the alphabetical sign (see
Plate VII) with the Indicator out, and wait until the person to whom the Semaphore
signal is to be made hoists his answering pennant close up. Then he will proceed
with the communication by spelling, making a momentary pause between each sign or
letter the arms are to be dropped between each word or group* the Indicator alone
;
remaining out.
Should the answering pennant be dipped by the person taking in the signal, the
last two words are to be repeated until the answering pennant is again hoisted close up.
When in the middle of a spelling signal numerals have to be made, the Semaphore
is to be put at the numeral sign (see Plate VII), and the number then made. When
the numeral signal is finished the alphabetical sign is to be made and the communi-
cation by spelling proceeded with.
HOW TO ANSWER AND TAKE IN SEMAPHORE SIGNALS.

The answering pennant is to be hoisted close up by the person taking in the
Semaphore signal, thus denoting he is ready to read and write down the signal.
It is to be "dipped" when a word is lost, and the person making the signal is then
to repeat the two last words until the answering pennant is hoisted again close up.
In answering by the Semaphore the And in position (3) the <\
arm in position ( I
) represents the an- r\ answering pennant close Ôs
swering pennant at the dip. l /// up.
SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.

(1) British Method.
The British method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand which is shown in
plate VIII is exactly the same as the British Movable Semaphore system, which has just
been explained, the positions of the apparatus which denote the letters, numbers, and
special signs being, it will be seen, identical in each case, and the only difference being
in the apparatus employed.
(2) French Method.
The French method of Semaphoring by flags held in the hand (see 'plate IX) is
based on the same principle as the British method, but the positions in which the flags
are held to denote the letters, etc., are different.
(539)
540 PLATE VII. Part III.
THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.
Semaphore Signs. Governing Signs.
V
Indicator
Preparative.
Annul
When closed Alphabet-
Numeral. or
itdenotes ical.
negative.
the finish.
Signs. A \ / Kî A
Alphabetical
Signification. B C D E F G H
Numerical
Signification.
Signs. A A AÂs^l H Tf^

Alphabetical
Signification.
Also the alpha-
K M N O Q R
betical sign.'
Numerical
Signification.
Signs. TK X V K <& v= r
Alphabetical
Signification. u V w Y
Note.It a numeral signal is to be followed by words, the end of the numerical signification of the signs is shown by the
alphabetical sign being made, indicating that spelling Is again to commence. For Instructions as to use see page 539.
Part III. PLATE VIII. 541
BRITISH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
Alphabetical
Signification. B C D E F
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification. G H K
Numeral ALSO
ALPHABETICAL
Signification. SIGN.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification. M N O Q R
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification. s u V w X
SIGNS.
ALPHABET- NUMERAL. ANNUL.

Signification. ICAL.
For instructions as to use see page 639.

542 PLATE IX. Part III.
PEENCH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
B C D E
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
G H K
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
M N O Q R
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
s u V X
SIGNS.
DO NOT NUMBERS. ATTENTION. END OF WORD

Signification.
UNDERSTAND. OR PHRASE.
Note. The W
la made by means of two consecutive Vs. To indicate the finish of a Numerical Signal the Number sign Is
againmade thus the number sign begins and ends Numerical Signals.
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:
Part III. FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS. 543
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.
Semaphore stations and vessels at sea may exchange either "semaphore telegrams"
or 'messages."
/. Semaphore Telegrams.
Definition.The semaphore telegrams are those which are sent partly over the tele-
graph 'wires. Semaphore telegrams sent from vessels at sea are accepted for all
countries
which have signified their adherence to the Telegraphic Convention of St. Petersburg
and
which are named in the following list
Argentine Republic.
544 -
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS. PAET III.
All charges for semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea must be paid by the
sender. The charges for telegrams coming from vessels must be paid by the persons to
whom the telegrams are addressed. .
II. Messages.
Definition.Vessels passing French semaphore stations may exchange messages (1)

either by communications to be sent to their destination or to be forwarded by post with-
out making any use of the electric telegraph wires; or (2) by communications deposited
at the semaphore stations, or addressed to it by post, for transmission direct to the vessel
at sea.
The messages may be worded either in French or in the signals of the International
Code.
The charge is five centimes per word, with a minimum of fifty centimes, and is pay-
able by the sender in the case of messages addressed to vessels at sea and by the receiver
in case of messages coming from such vessels.
"
Part III.
UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE.
Communication may be had by this code with the United States Army, Navy,
Revenue Cutter, and Life-Saving services. {Seepage 515.)
A 2 2 H. 12 2 O . 2 1 V... 2 2 2
B
C
1 1 2 I..
J- 12
1 P . 1 2 W .. 1 2 1
1 2 2 1 1 X... 12 2
D 3 2 K. 1 2 1 8: 1 1 Y... 1 1 1
E 1 L. 2 2 1 s.. 1 2 Z ... 2 2 2
F 2 2 2 M. 2 2 1 T . 2 tion. 112
G 2 2 1 N. 1 1 IT. 1 2
NUMERALS.
1111 8. 1112 112 2 12 2 2 12 2 1

2 2 2 2 4 2 2 2 1 2 2 11 2 111 2 112
ABBREVIATIONS.
a after I c. ..can I n not I t tbe I ur your I wi_ .with

b before b .have |
r . are |
u yon ]
w - word | y .. --yes
x x 3. -"numerals follow" or "numerals end."

.
sig. 3. " signature follows.
CONVENTIONAL SIGNALS.
End of a word 3 Repeat after (word) 121.121.3.22.3 (word)

End of a sentence 33 Repeat last word 121.121.33
End of a message 333 Repeat last message 121. 121. 121. 333
Error 12.12.3 Move a little to rigbt 211.211.3
Acknowledgment, or, "I understand" 22.22.3 Move a little to left 221.221.3
Cease signaling ... 22.22.22.333 Signal faster 2212.3
"Wait a moment 1111.3
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE SYSTEM.
The whole number opposite each letter or numeral stands for that letter or numeral.
TO SIGNAL WITH FLAG, TORCH, HAND LANTERN, OR BEAM OF SEARCH LIGHT.
There are but one position and three motions.

The first position is with the flag or other appliance held vertically, the signalman
facing squarely towards the station with which it is desired to communicate.
The first motion, or "one" or " 1," the signal is waved to the right of the sender
and will embrace an arc of 90, starting with the vertical and returning to it, and will
be made in a plane exactly at right angles to the line connecting the two stations.
The second motion, or "two " or " 2," is a similar motion to the left of the sender.
To make the third motion, "front" or "three" or "3," the signal is waved to the
ground directly in front of the sender, and instantly returned to the first position.
Numbers which occur in the body of the message must be spelled out in full.
To use the torch or hand lantern, a footlight must be used as a point of reference
to the motion. The lantern is more conveniently swung out upwards, by hand, from
"3."
the footlight for "1" and "2" and raised vertically for
(545)
546 UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE. PAET III.
TO SEND A MESSAGE.
"To call" a station, signal its initial or call letter' nntil acknowledged. To
acknowledge a message, signal " I understand."
call or receipt of a
Make a slight panse after each letter and also after "front." If the sender
discovers that he has made an error, he should make the "front" and "12.12.3," after
which he proceeds with the message, beginning with the word in which the error
occurred.
PLASH SIGNALS WITH LANTERN, HELIOGRAPH, OR SEARCH LIGHT.
Use short flash for "1," two short flashes in quick succession for "2," and a long
steady flash for "3." The elements of a letter should he slightly longer than in sound
signals.
To call a station, make the initial or call letter until acknowledged. Then turn
on a steady flash until answered by a steady flash. The calling station will then
proceed with the message.
All other conventional signals are the same as for the flag.
SOUND SIGNALS WITH POG WHISTLE, POG HORN, OR BUGLE.
Use one toot (about half second) for "1," two toots (in quick succession) for "2,"
and a blast (about two seconds' long) for "3." The ear and not the watch is to be
relied upon for the intervals.
The signal of execution for all tactical or drill signals will be one long blast
followed by two toots in quick succession.
In the use of any other appliance, such as a bell, by which a blast can not be given,
three strokes in quick succession will be given in the place of the blast to indicate "3."
When more than two vessels are in company, each vessel, after making "I
understand," should make her call letter that it may be certain which vessel has .
acknowledged.
Part III.
MOESE SIGNAL CODE.
indicates a LONG of about 3 seconds' duration.

indicates a SHORT of about 1 second duration.
Preparative Signal to attract attention etc.
Answering Signal, or, I understand

- etc.
Interval between each flash or sound 1 second.

Interval between each letter 3 seconds.
Interval between each word 6 seconds.
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H
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548 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. PART III.
After making a few rapid short flashes or sounds as an acknowledgment, the

receiver must watch or listen attentively until the communication is completed, when
he must make the sign indicated below, showing that the message is understood.
If the receiver does not understand the message, he must wait until the signal is
repeated.
Duration of short flashes or sounds

Duration of long flashes or sounds - -
1 second.
3 seconds.
Interval between each flash or sound
Answer, or, "I understand" etc.
1 second.
SIGNALS.
You are standing into danger

I want assistance remain by me
Have encountered ice
;
Your lights are out (or, want trimming)

,.

The way is off my ship you may feel your way past nie
;
Stop, or, heave to I have something important to communicate

;
Am disabled; communicate with me

When a vessel is in tow, the following signals made by flashes of light may be
used between her and the tug or towing vessel
Steer more to starboard
Steer more to port ,--
Cast off hawsers - -
(6) FLAG WAVING.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMMUNICATING BY FLASHING SIGNALS WITH A

FLAG (GENERALLY TERMED FLAG "WAVING).
The system used is the Morse Alphabet, the letters being made by groups of long
and short flashes caused by moving a flag through a long or short arc, as described
below.
The signalman may work from left to right, or from right to left, as shown in fig-
ures 1 and 2, according to convenience and direction of the wind.
f \
Figure 1. Figure 2,
^
In the normal position (a) in the above figures, the flag should make an angle of
25 with a vertical line through the center of the body.
The pole should be kept high enough to permit seeing underneath the flag while
in motion.
Part III. morse signal code. 549
TO MAKE A SHORT FLASH OR DOT.
The flag is waved from a to b, and -without any pause back again to the normal
'
position. i
'
TO MAKE A LONG FLASH OR DASH.

The flag is waved from a to c, and after a short but distinct patise at c brought
back to the normal position.
WHEN SIGNALING A LETTER.
When signaling a letter the flashes representing it should be made in one con-
tinuous wave of the flag, taking particular care that no pause is made when at the
normal position.

Example. To make B, wave the flag from a to b back to a and with
out a pause down to c, making there a short but distinct, pause (vide instructions for
long flash) back to a, then withdut a pause to b and back to the normal position a.
HOW TO SIGNAL.
A pause equal to the length of a long flash should be made at the normal position
a between each letter of a word, or letter of a group of letters.
When the word or group of letters is completed, the butt of the staff is to be
brought to the ground, and the flag at the same moment gathered in.
A slight pause should be made at the normal position before commencing a word
or group of letters.
In receiving a message the flag should be lowered and gathered in until required
for answering.
POSITION OF THE SIGNALMAN. .
The signalman should stand square to the station to which he is signaling, and
the pole should be kept as upright as possible while, in motion, the point never being
allowed to droop to the front.
In order to keep the flag always exposed while moving it across the body to form
the flashes, the point of the staff should be made to describe an elongated figure of 8
in the air.
1092907 35
550 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. Part III.
CONVENTIONAL SIGNALS: THEIR EQUIVALENT LETTERS AND THE

METHOD OF ANSWERING THEM.
Meaning.

Part III. morse signal code. 551
THE USE OF THE SPECIAL SIGNS.
THE PREPARATIVE.
Is used to call attention, and is answered by the General Answer
THE GENERAL ANSWER.
Is made by a long flash , or letter T.
THE BREAK SIGN.
Is to be used between the address of the receiver and the text of the message, and,
after the text, if the name of the sender is signaled.
THE STOP.
Is made by three separate letter I's.
THE FINISH.
Is to be made by V
E in one group at the completion of a message, and is to
be answered, if the message is understood, by R D in separate letters. N. B. RD
means Read.
THE ERASE.
Is made by a series of E's as separate letters, and is used to erase a word or group
that has been wrongly sent, and is to be answered by the Erase.
THE ANNUL.
Is made by W W in one group, and is used to negative all the message that has
gone before, and is to be answered by the Annul.
METHOD OF ANSWERING.
Each word when understood is to be answered by one long flash (T).
If a word is not answered, the sender is to repeat it until answered by a long flash.
At the end of the message, if understood, receiver will make

(or R D), meaning Read.
The Erase and Annul signs are to be answered by their own signs.
METHOD OF SIGNALING NUMBERS.
All numerals, whether representing time, distance, numbers, etc., are to be spelled
in full.
552 MORSE SIGNAL CODE. PART III
METHOD OF ASKING FOR REPETITION.
If the receiver requires any word to be repeated, lie makes
Repeat. W A
(or, repeat word after) the word necessary, words) preceding the doubtful word.
(or, if
Note. When W A isonly sent, the Repeat sign is implied.
If the receiver requires the remainder of the message, he makes
Repeat. A A
(or, repeat all after) the word
preceding the doubtful ones.
If the receiver wants all the message repeated, he makes
Repeat. A L L
When he requires no more repetition, he makes - ^ (or, R D),
which means the signal is read.
IF A MISTAKE IS MADE IN A WORD.
The sender makes the Erase sign etc^, E's as separate letters, which
is to be answeredby the Erase sign.
N. B. This only applies to the last word made.
IF A WHOLE MESSAGE REQUIRES TO BE NEGATIVED.
The sender makes the Annul (or, WW as one group),
which is to be answered by the Annul.
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UNITED STATES VESSELS.

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International Code of Signals

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

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

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Phrases formed with auxiliary verbsREA to CWT 62

General vocabulary CXA to ZNP 143

I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

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

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.

M Numeral Signal No. j 1.

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

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

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.

(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT

SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.

INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. .

HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.

"close up" (see paragraph 10).

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.

Answering Pennant at the "dip."

12 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PART I.

2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show-

In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

6. Procedure -when signaling Names and Addresses. The following course

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

Part I. INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. 13

1st hoist, Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).

2d hoist, SW=J wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr, , at .

5th hoist, Code Flag over F='Z)o between initials.

6th hoist, THOM )

11th hoist, BRO)

14th hoist, WZN=Si7-eef.

15th hoist, AZOT =New York.

ALPHABETICAL (SPELLING) SIGNALS.

The following are the signals to be used

in the usual manner.

7th hoist, PER

CZVN Yxa z. CZXB Zoa CZYP Zyd CZYT

DECIMALS AND FRACTIONS.

BCO Decimal. Fraction Continued.

TO BE USED ONLY BETWEEN VESSELS TOWING AND BEING TOWED.

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Abandon. Acciden T Continued.

AC Do not abandon the vessel. BV Where will you go to repair damage ?

AP I do not intend to abandon the vessel. BW Afloat aft.

you (or vessel indicated). immediate assistance.

sistance you can.

Was the tide high when you grounded ?

AX Boiler burst; number of killed and Signals, page 7.

AY Boiler burst several men killed.

BA Can damage be repaired at sea ? ?

BL all ? you can for yourselves.

BO I have lost all my boats. 1