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No. 87
Code
International
of Signals
American Edition
PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

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INTRODUCTION.
The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six
and a, Code Pennant.
Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.
of the alphabet
flags
one for each
letter
General signals are three-flag signals.

Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-flag
signals.
The book
divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
the tables of money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with a
geographical list and a table of phrases formed with the auxiliary verbs.
signals
and
is
all
The second part
is an index.
It consists of a general vocabulary and a geographical
arranged alphabetically.
The third part gives lists of the United States storm-warning, life-saving, time-
indpx.
It
signal,
and
is
and of Lloyd's signal stations of the world. It

semaphore and distant signal codes and' the United States Army and Navy
wireless telegraph stations,
also contains
and Morse Wigwag Codes.

(3)
CONTENTS.
Page.
National colors worn
by United
States vessels
Frontispiece
'
Flags of the principal maritime countries

Flags and pennants of the International Code
Meanings of the
Pennant
flags
and pennants
Plate II
(Front and rear) Plate III
when
the International Code
of
hoisted singly with the Cede

7
Signals of distress
Signals for pilots
PART
I.
how to make alphabetical spelling signals

Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words)four flags,
Instructions in signaling, including
Numeral
signals
and how
to
11
CBDF to CZYX
15
make them
Nimieral table (alternative method of making numeral signals)
Code Pennant under UA to
32
Code
Pennant under ZY
Decimals and fractions BOO to BDZ. ..,
Signals to be used only between vessels towing and being towed
33
34
35
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Flags
AB
to
ZY
36
Compass table in degrees ABC to AQC

Compass table in points and half points AQD to AST
United States and foreign moneys ASU to AV.T
United States and foreign measures and weights AVK to BCN
List of countries in which the metric system is used
Table for converting metrical measures and weights into their equivalents
Latitude and longitude Code Pennant over AB to Code Pennant over KP
Divisions of time and of latitude and longitude Code Pennant over KQ to Code Pennant over QL.
Barometer in inches and millimeters Code Pennant over QM to Code Pennant over TS
Thermometer according to the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur systems Code Pennant over
TU to Code Pennant over ZY
45
46
47
51
55
55
56
58
59
60
ATJXIMARY PHRASES.
Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs
REA to CWT
62
GEOGHAPHICAL UST.
Names
of places arranged according to their geographical position, showing International Code, time,
weather, life-saving, Lloyd's, and wireless telegraph signal stations of the world ABCD to BFAU.
PART
89
II.
INDEX.
General vocabulary CXA to ZNP
Geographical index (names of places arranged in alphabetical order)
(5)
143
ABCD to BFAU
452
CONTENTS.
PART
III.
Page.
505
Storm-warning display stations of the United States

Time signals of the United States
United States naval wireless telegraph stations
Life-saving districts and stations of the United States
Lloyd's signal stations of the world
509
512
515
522
Distant signals
Fixed semaphore for coast usp

International Code Signals
527
(b)
(c)
Special signals
531
(o)
Semaphores and semaphoring by hand

(o)
British
(6)
French
United States
Morse code
528
flags
;
540
542
Army and Navy Code
545
_
547
FTJlGS
of
THi: PRINCIPAI.
MERCHANT
MAN-OF-WAR.
ARGENTINA.
ARGENTINA.
AUSTRIA HUNGARY
COLOMBIA.
COLOMBIA.
COSTA RICA.
GERMANY.
GERMANY.
GREECE.
MAN'OF-WAR
ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.

(with badge,
GREAT BRITAIN.
home and
colohial
government departments.)
HONDURAS.
HONDURAS.
MEXICO.
MEXICO.
COLONIES,
(WITH BADGE
IN
SOME CASESJ
TA LY.
NORWAY.
JÎARITIMl-:
MERCHANT
AUSTRIA HUNGARY
COSTA RICA.
'
GREECE.
COUNTRIKS.
PLATE
MAN-OF-WAR
MERCHANT
CHINA,
CHINA
DENMARK.
GUATEMALA.
r.
DENMARK.
GUATEMALA.
I
GREAT BRITAIN.
TA LY.
HAITI
HAITI.
JAPAN
JAPAN.
^/V^^C
NORWAY.
PERU.
PERU.
THE NORRIS
PETEFfS-CO'.
WASHINGTON.
D.
FLAGS OF THE
PRINCÎPAI.
MAN-OF-WAR.
MERCHANT.
MAN-OF-WAR
PERSIA.
PERSIA.
ROUMANIA.
SALVADOR.
SALVADOR.
SPAIN.
SPAIN.
COUNTRIES HA^TNG A C0MM0:N

BELGIUM.
BRAZIL
CHILE.
KONGO.
KOREA.
LIBERIA.
^^/
.^Ô
^t^
PARAGUAY.
IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.

fHE BADGE IS NEARER THE HOIST
,
PORTUGAL.
Cuba
MABITIME
PLATE
COLTSTTRIES.
MERCHANT
MAN-OF-WAR.
MERCHANT.
ROUMANIA.
RUSSIA.
RUSSIA.
SANTO DOMINGO.
S AM.
SWEDEN.
VENEZUELA.
MM-OF-W.\R AND MERCHANT

CRETE.
!i
SI
n.
AM.
VENEZUELA.
FLA(i.
ECUADOR
FRANCE.
NETHERLANDS.
NICARAGUA.
URUGUAY
GENEVA CONVENTION.
+
THE NOnRIS PETERS
CO..
WASHINCTOr O
r.
FIJ^GS OP THE PRTNCIFAL

MAN-OF-WAR.
FEDERATED MALAY STATES,
Nommis rsTEnaco.. washinotoh.
d.
MARITIME COtTNTRIES. PLATE HA.
CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS.

PLATJE in
INTEENATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.
Signal.
Meaning.
_I am
Kj
Yes,
No,
taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

or, AfiBrmative.
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
SIGNALS OP DISTRESS.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.

(1)
(2)
(3)
The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT

Tlie International Code Flag S, with, or without the Code Pennant over
The distant signal, consisting of a oone point upward, having above
balls or shapes resembling balls.
it;
it
two
INTERISTATIONAL CODE OP SIGNALS.
PART
SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.

(9)
PART
INSTEUCTIOITS
I.
HOW
In the following instructions the ship making the signal
HOW TO MAKE A
TO SIGNAL.
is called
A;
the ship signaled to is called B.
SIGNAL.
Ship A, wishing to make a signal, hoists her Ensign with the Code Flag under it.
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
1.
2.
If
station she is addressing
hy making the distinguishing

which she
of the vessel or station with
signal
{i. e.,
the signal letters)
desires to communicate.
known, ship
should make use of one of the
{page 37).
4. When ship
has been answered hy the vessel she is addressing (see paragraph 9),
she proceeds with tTie signal which she desires to make, first hauling down her Code
Flag if it is required for making the signaL
5. Signals should always be hoisted where they can best be seen, and not necessarily
at the masthead.
6. Each hoist should be kept flying until ship B hoists her Answering Pennant
If the distinguishing signal is not
3.
DI
signals
to
DQ
"close up"
When
{see
paragraph
10).
A has finished signaling she hauls down her
Ensign, and her Code

the latter has not already been hauled down {see paragraph 4).
8. When it is desired to make a signal it should be looked out in the General
Vocabulary {pages 143-451), which is the index to the Signal Book.
7.
Flag,
ship
if
HOW TO
AlfSWEK
SIGNAL.
9. Ship B (the ship signaled to), on seeing the signal made by ship A, hoists her
Answering Pennant at the die. "
{A flag is at the "dip" when it is hoisted about two-thirds of the way up, that is,
some little distance below where it would be when hoisted "close up.")
The Answering Pennant should always be hoisted where it can best be seen.
10. When A's hoist has been taken in, looked out in the Signal Book, and is understood, 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.
'
'
the flags in A's hoist can not be made out, or if, when the flags are made out,
the purport of the signal is not understood, B keeps her Answering Pennant at the
or WCX, or such other signal as may meet the case;
"dip" and hoists the signal
has repeated or rectified her signal, and B thoroughly understands it, B
and when
12. If
OWL
hoists her
Answering Pennant "close up."

(11)
INSTRUCTIONS
12
HOW
PAKT
TO SIGNAL.
I.
NOTES ON SIGNALING.
Plurals. To facilitate the translation of the Code into foreign languages, the
The words should be
plurals of words given in the Signal Book have been omitted.
1.
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary
is
indicated
by the
context.
or show2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58)

ing the Mean Time vessel A is to hoist he signal denoting the hour {seepage 58),
and shortly after the signal has been answered by B dip it sharply to denote the precise
instant used for comparison. The signals denoting the minutes and seconds shown by
the chronometer at the instant of
dipping are then to be hoisted.
To
insure accuracy,
a second comparison should be made.
In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

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

4. Meridians. The British Meridian is that of Greenwich.
h. 9 m. 21 sees.
The Meridian of
(Observatory) is 2 20' 15" east of Greenwich, or
h. 24 m.
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or
49.6 sees.
5.
Passing Vessels.
Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to
hoist the following signals in the order

(1)
shown
National Colors with the Code Signal under them. {The Ensign should
be kept flying until all communication is ended; the Code Flag Tiiay be
hauled down if it is required for making a signal.)
(5)
Ship's name (signal letters).

Where from.
Where bound.
Number of days out.
(6)
My longitude by
(2)
(3)
(4)
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 hoisting the Answering Pennant, they exchange signals in the following manner
On rea,ding A's name (that is, distinguishing signal), B should hoist hers.
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.
is
Procedure when signaling Names and Addresses. The following course

when making a signal which contains the ship's name and the owner's
to be followed
name and address

Ship A, wishing to obtain orders from her owner, will
(1)
(2)
make
Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).

The signal SW = I wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr.
at
The owner's name, by spelling it letter by letter {see page 13) or by using
,
(3)
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 Geographical Table {page 89) can also be used in some cases.
Figures
can be made by the Numeral Signals on page 32 or by the
Numeral
Table on page
33.
Part
INSTRUCTIONS
I.
HOW
TO SIGNAL.
13
EXAMPLE.
Ship
street,
New
wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
York.
Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she
the following signals
1st hoist,
Her distinguishing
3d hoist,
S'W=Iivish
3d hoist,
Code
flag
signal (signal letters).
to obtain orders from
over
makes
E = T/ie
is
my
owner, Mr.
at
signals which follow are alphabetical.

(Before this Hgnal
the Code Flag under the Ensign may be hauled down.)
made
4th hoist,
c=o.
5th hoist,
Code Flag over
6th hoist,
THOM)
7th hoist,
SON
8th hoist,
Code Flag over M=!r/ie signal which follows is a numeral signul, and
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 33)
F=Dot
between
initials.
= Thomson.
is to be
9th hoist,
10th hoist,
Code Flag over 'Ei=The signals
11th hoist,
BRO)
12th hoist,
AD
13th hoist,
Code Flag over Qt^The Alphabetical Signals are ended.
14th hoist,
WZ^ =Street.
15th hoist.
AZOT =New
ivhich follow are alphabetical.
=Broad.
\
Yorle.
AliPHABETICAIi (SPELLIT^G) SIGNALS.

Under the arrangement explained below, every flag hoisted after Alphabetical
Signal No. 1 has been made, and until Alphabetical Signal No. 3, or Numeral Signal
No. 1 {see page 33) is made, represents the letter of the alphabet which has been allotted
to it in the Code. As each of the 26 letters of the alphabet is now represented by a flag,
any word can be spelled by this system.
If the word to be spelled consists of more than four letters, two or more hoists must
be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags, and, if any letter occurs more
than once in the word, this letter must on its second occurrence begin or be in a second
hoist, and on its third occurrence must begin or be in a third hoist.
The following are the
signals to be used
Meaning,
Signal.
Code Flag over Flag E.
CoDE Flag over Flag FCoDB Flag over Flag G.
Alphabetical Signal No.
1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it

until Alphabetical Signal'No. 3 or Numeral Signal No. 1 is made do
not represent the signals in the Code, but are to be understood as
having their alphabetical meanings and express individual letters of
the alphabet which are to f oim words.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating the end of a word made by
Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.
Alphabetical Signal No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
in the usual manner.
;
INSTRUCTIONS
14
HOW
Paet
TO SIGNAL.
I.
EXAMPLE.
To
spell
"William
J.
Perry:"
1st hoist,
Code Flag over E=r/ie signals which follow are alphabetical.
3d
hoist,
WIL
3d
hoist,
LIAM'
= William.
4th hoist,
Code Flag over F=End of the word
5th hoist,
3=J.
6th hoist,
Code Flag over
7th hoist,
PER
8th hoist,
RY
9th hoist.
Code Flag over Oi= Alphabetical Signals are ended.
=Dot
(also
means dot between
initials)
between initials (also means end of the word).
= Perry.
An
alternative
Table on page
15.
method
of spelling
words
is
provided by the Alphabetical Spelling
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.

This Table can be used, in communications between Vessels of all Countries employing the Soman characters,
A, B, C, etc. See also page 13 for alternative system of making Alphabetical Signals.
16
CDGK
CDGL
CDGM
CDGN
CDGP
CDGQ
CDGB
CDGS
CDGT
CDGV
CDGW
CDGX
CDGY
CDGZ
CDHB
CDHF
CDHG
CDHJ
CDHK
CDHL
CDHM
CDHN
CDHP
CDHQ
CDHE
CDHS
CDHT
CDHV
CDHW
CDHX
CDHY
CDHZ
Apa
Apb
Ape
Apd
Ape
Apf
Apg
CDJB
ODJF
CDJG
CDJH
Aqf
CDJK
CDJL
CDJM
CDJN
CDJP
Aph
Api
Apj
Apk
Apl
Apm
Apn
Apo
App
Apq
Apr
Aps
Apt
Apu
Apv
Apw
Apx
Apy
Apz
Aq
Aqa
Aqb
Aqc
Aqd
Aqe
Aqg
Aqh
Aqi
Aqj
Aqt
Aql
Aqm
CDJS
CDJT
Aqn
Aqo
Aqp
Aqq
Aqr
CDJW
Aqt
CDJQ
CDJR
CDJV
CDJX
CDJY
Aqu
Aqv
Aqw
CDKB Aqx
CDKP Aqy
CDKG Aqz
CDKH Ar
CDKJ Ara
CDKL Arb
CDJZ
CDKM
CDKN
CDKP
CDKQ
CDKR
CDKS
Arc
Ard
Are
Arf
Arg
Arh
CDKT Ari
CDKV Arj
CDKW Ark
CDKX Arl
CDKY Arm
CDKZ Am
CDLB Aro
CDLF Arp
CDLG Arq
CDLH Arr
CDLJ
CDLK
Ars
Art
CDLM
PApT
I.
Part
I.
CPMK Bry
CFML Ba
CFMN Bt
CFMP Bu
CFMQ Bua
CFMR Bub
CFMS
CFMT
Buc
Bud
Bue
Buf
Bug
CFMV
CFMW
CFMX
CFMY Buh
CFMZ
CFNB
CFND
CFNG
CPNH
CFNJ
CFNK
CFNL
CFNM
CFNP
CFNQ
CFNR
CFNS
CFNT
CFNV
CFNW
CFNX
CFNY
CFNZ
CFPB
CFPD
CFPG
CFPH
CFPJ
CFPK
CFPL
CPPM
CFPN
CFPQ
CFPE
Bui
Buj
Buk
Bui
Bum
CFQW
CFQX
CFQY
CFQZ
CFRB
CFRD
CFRG
CFRH
CFRJ
CFRK
CFRL
CFRM
CFRN
CFRP
CFRQ
CFRS
CFRT
Bun
Buo
Bup
Buq
CFRV
Bur
Bus
But
CFRZ
Buu
Buv
Buw
Bux
Buy
Buz
Bv
Bw
Bx
By
Bya
Bye
CFRW
CFRX
CFRY
CFSB
CFSD
CFSG
CFSM
CFSN
CFSP
CFSQ
CFSR
CFST
CFSV
CFSZ
CFTB
CFTD
CFTG
CFTH
CFTV
CFQS
CFQT
CFQV
Cag
Cah
Cai
Caj
Cal
Cain
Can
Cd
Ce
Cea
Ceb
Cec
Ced
Cee
Cef
Ceg
Ceb
Oem
CFTK
CFTL
CFTM
CPTN
CFTP
CFTQ
CFTR
Cae
Caf
Co
CFSL
CFTW
CPQH
CFQJ
CFQK
CFQL
CFQM
CFQN
CPQP
CFQR
Cb
Cel
CFTJ
Ca
Caa
Cab
Cac
Cad
Caz
CPSK
CFTS
CFQB
CFQD
CFQG
Caz
Cay
Cek
CFSX
CFSY
CFPX
CFPY
CFPZ
Caw
CFSJ
Byo
Byu
Bz
CPPW
Cau
Cav
CFSH
CFSW
CFPV
Car
Cas
Cat
Cei
Cej
Byi
CFPS
CFPT
Cao
Cap
Caq
Cig
Cih
Cii
Cij
Cik
Cil
Cim
Cin
Cio
Cip
Ciq
Cir
Cis
Cit
Ciu
Civ
Ciw
Cix
Ciy
Ciz
Ci
Ck
CI
Cla.
Cle
Ceq
CFXS
Cer
Ces
Cet
CFXT
CFXV
Cn
Ceu
Cev
Cew
Cex
Cey
Cez
Cf
Cg
Ch
Cha
Chb
Che
Chd
Che
Chf
Chg
Chh
Chi
Chj
Chm
CFVB
CFVD
CPVG
CPVH
CPVJ
CFVK
CPVL
Chn
Cho
Chp
Chq
Chr
Chs
CPVX
CPXM
CFXN
Cie
Cif
Clo
Clu
Cly
CFTZ
CFVW
CPXB
CFXD
CFXG
CFXH
CFXJ
CFXK
CFXL
Cid
CFXP
CFXQ
CFXR
Chk
CPVS
CFVT
CFWB
CPWD
CFWG
CPWH
CFWJ
CFWK
CFWL
CPWM
CFWN
CPWP
CFWQ
CFWR
CFWS
OFWT
CFWV
CFWX
CFWY
CPWZ
Cic
Ceo
Cep
Cen
CFTX
CFTY
CPVM
CPVN
CPVP
CFVQ
CPVR
CPVY
CFVZ
Chi
Cht
CFXW
Co
Coa
CPXZ
CFYB
Cob
Coo
Cod
CFYD
CFYG
CFYH
CFYJ
CFYK
CFYL
CFYM
CFYN
CFYP
CFYQ
CFYR
CFYS
CFYT
CFYV
CFYW
CFYX
CFYZ
CFZB
CFZD
CPZG
CFZH
CFZJ
Coe
Cof
Cog
Coh
Coi
Coj
Cok
Col
Com
Con
Coo
Cop
Coq
Cor
Cos
Cot
Cou
Cov
Cow
Cox
Coy
CFZK
Coz
CFZL
Cp
Cq
CFZM
CFZN
Chx
Chy
Chz
Ci
Cia
Cib
CFZX
CFZY
Chw
Cm
CFXY
CFZP
CFZQ
OFZR
CPZS
CFZT
CFZV
Chu
Chv
Cli
CFZW
Cr
Cra
Cre
Cri
Cro
Cru
Cry
Cs
Ct
Cu,
CGBD
CGBP
CGBH
CGBJ
Cua
Cub
Cue
Cud
Cue
Cu
Cug
CGBK
CGBL
CGBM
CGBN Cuh
CGBP Cui
CGBQ Cuj
CGBR Cuk
CGBS
CGBT
CGBV
CGBW
CGBX
CGBY
OGBZ
CGDB
CGDP
CGDH
CGDJ
CGDK
CGDL
CGDM
CGDN
CGDP
CGDQ
CGDR
CGDS
CGDT
CGDV
CGDW
CGDX
CGDY
CGDZ
CGFB
CGFD
CGFH
CGFJ
CGFK
CGFL
CGFM
CGFN
CGFP
CGFQ
CGFR
CGFS
CGFT
CGPV
CGFW
CGFX
CGFY
CGFZ
CGHB
CGHD
CGHP
CGHJ
Cul
Cum
Cun
Cuo
Cup
Cuq
CGJB
CGJD
CGJF
CGJH
CGJK
CGJL
CGJM
CGJN
CGJP
CGJQ
CGJR
CGJS
CGJT
CGJV
CGJW
CGJX
CGJY
CGJZ
Cur
Cus
Cut
Cuu
Cuv
Cuw
Cux
Cuy
Cuz
Cv
Cva
Cve
CGKB
CGKD
CGKF
Cvi
CGKH
Cvo
CGKJ
Cvu
CGKL
Cvy
CGKM
Cw
CGKN
Cx
CGKP
Cy
CGKQ
Cya
CGKR
Cyb
CGKS
Cyc
CGKT
Cyd
CGKV
Cye
CGKW
Cyf
CGKX
Cyg
CGKY
Cyh
CGKZ
Cyi
CGLB
Cyj
CGLD
Cyk
CGLF
Cyl
Cym CGLH
CGLJ
Cyn
CGLK
Cyo
CGLM
Cyp
CGLN
Cyq
CGLP
Cyr
CGLQ
Cys
Cyf CGLR
Cyu
Cyv
CGHK Cyw
CGHL Oyx
CGHM Cyy
CGHN Cyz
CGHP Cz
CGHQ Cza
CGHR Czb
CGHS Czc
CGHT Czd
CGHV Cze
CGHW Czf
CGHX Czg
CGHY Czh
CGHZ
17
Czi
Czj
Czk
CGLS
CGLT
CGLV
GGL"W
CGLX
CGLY
CGLZ
CGMB
CGMD
CGMF
CGMH
CGMJ
CGMK
CGML
CGMN
CGMP
CGMQ
CGMR
Czl
18
CGEV
CGRW
CGRX
CGRY
CGRZ
CGSB
CGSD
CGSF
CGSH
CGSJ
CGSK
CGSL
CGSM
CGSN
CGSP
CGSQ
CGSR
CGST
OGSV
CGSW
CGSX
CGSY
Doq
Dor
Dos
Dot
Don
Dov
Dow
Dox
Doy
Doz
Dp
Dq
Dr
Dra
Dre
Dri
Dro
Dra
Dry
Ds
Dt
Du
CGSZ
CGTB
CGTD
CGTF
CGTH
Dua
Dub
Due
Dud
Due
CGTJ
Duf
CGTK
CGTL
CGTM
CGTN
CGTP
CGTQ
CGTR
CGTS
CGTV
OGTW
Dug
Duh
Dui
Duj
Duk
Dul
Dum
Dun
Duo
Dup
Duq
CGTX
CGTY Dur
CGTZ Dus
CGVB Dut
CGVD Duu
CGVF Duv
CGVH Duw
CGVJ Dux
CGVK Duy
CGVL Duz
CGVM Dv
CGVN Dw
CGVP
CGVQ
CGVR
CGVS
CGVT
CGVW
CGVX
CGVY
CGVZ
Dx
Dy
Dya
Dye
Dyi
Dyo
Dyu
Dz
CGWJ
CGWK
CGWL
CGWM
CGWJSr
CGWP
CGWQ
CGWR
CGWS
CGWT
CGWV
CGWX
CGWY
CGWZ
CGXB
CGXD
CGXF
CGXH
CGXJ
Ea
Eaa
Ea^
Eac
Eaf
Eag
Eah
Eai
Eaj
Eak
Eal
Earn
Ean
Eao
Eap
Eaq
Ear
Eas
Eat
Eau
Eav
CGXK Eaw
CGXL Eax
CGXM Eay
CGXN Eaz
CGXP Eb
CGXQ Eba
CGXR Ebb
CGXS
CGXT
CGXV
CGXW
CGXY
CGXZ
CGYB
CGYD
CGYF
CGYH
CGYJ
CGYK
CGYL
CGYM
CGYN
CGYP
CGYQ
CGYR
CGYS
CGYT
CGYV
CGYW
CGYX
CGYZ
CGZB
CGZD
CGZF
CGZH
CGZJ
CGZK
CGZL
CGZM
CGZN
CGZP
CGZQ
CGZR
Ebc
Ebd
Ebe
Ebf
Ebg
Ebb
Ebi
Ebj
Ebk
Ebl
Ebm
Ebn
Ebo
Ebp
Ebq
Ebr
Ebs
Ebt
Ebu
Ebv
Ebw
Ebx
Eby
Ebz
Ec
Eca
Ecb
Ecc
Ecd
Ece
Ecf
Ecg
Ech
Eci.
Ecj
Eck
CGZS
CGZT
Eel
CGZW
Eco
Ecp
CGZV
CGWB
CGWD
CGWF
CGWH
Ead
Eae
eGZX
CGZY
CHBD
CHBF
CHBG
CHBJ
CHBK
CHBL
Eem
Ecu
Eeq
Ecr
Ees
Ect
Ecu
Eev
Eew
CHBM
Pabt
I.
Part -I.
CHXV
19
CKFZ
CKLP
CKLQ
CKLR
CKLS
CKLT
CKLV
Fot
CKGB Fou
CKGD Fov
CKGF Fow
CKGH Fox
CKGJ Foy
CKGL Foz
CKGM
CKGN
CKGP
CKGQ
CKGR
CKGS
CKGT
CKGV
CKGW
CKGX
CKGY
CKGZ
CKHB
CKHD
CKHF
CKHG
CKHJ
CKHL
CKHM
CKHN
CKHP
CKHQ
CKHR
CKHS
CKHT
CKHV
CKHW
CKHX
CKHY
CKHZ
CKJB
CKJD
CKJF
CKJG
Fre
Fri
Fni
Fry
Fs
Ft
Fu
Fua
Fub
Fuc
Fud
Fue
Fuf
Fug
Fuh
CKJT
CKJV
CKJW
CKMZ
CKNB
CKND
CKNF
CKNG
CKNH
Fui
Fuj
Fuk
Fal
Fum
Fun
Fuo
Fup
Fuq
Fuu
Fuv
Fuz
Fv
Fw
Fx
Fy
Fya
Fye
Fyi
CKJX
CKJY
Fyu
CKJZ
Fz
Fyo
CKLM Gaf
CKLN Gag
Gan
Gao
Gap
Gaq
Gar
Gas
Gat
'
CKPJ
CKPL
CKPM
CKPN
CKPX
CKPY
CKPZ
CKQB
CKQD
CKQF
CKQG
CKQH
CKQJ
CKQL
Gip
Giq
Gir
Gis
Git
Giu
Giv
Giw
Gix
Giy
Giz
Grj
Gk
Gl
Gla
Gle
Gli
Glo
Glu
Gly
Gm
Gn
Go
Goa
Gob
Goc
God
Goe
Gof
Geg
Geh
Gei
Gej
CKSJ
CKSL
Goi
Goj
Gel
CKNP
CKNQ
CKNR
CKNS
CENT
CKNV
CENW
CKNX
CKNY
CKNZ
CKPB
CKPD
CKPF
CKPG
CKPH
CKQR
CKQS
CKQT
CKQV
CKQW
CKQX
CKQY
CKQZ
CKRB
CKRD
CKRF
CKRG
CKRH
CKRJ
CKRL
CKRM
CKRN
CKRP
CKBQ
CKRS
CKRT
CKBV
CKRW
CKRX
CKRY
CKRZ
CKSB
CKSD
CKSF
CKSG
CKSH
Gee
Gef
CKNii
CKPW
Gaa
Gab
Gao
Gad
Gae
Gam
Gek
CKPS
CKPT
CKPV
Ga
Gal
CKNJ
CKPQ
CKPR
CKLB
CKLD
CKLF
CKLG
CKLH
CKLJ
Gak
CKNM Gem
Fur
Fus
Fut
Fux
Fuy
Gah
Gai
Gaj
CKMG Gau
CKMH Gav
CKMJ Gaw
CKML Gax
CKMN Gay
CKMP Gaz
CKMQ Gb
CKMR Gc
OEMS Gd
CKMT Ge
CKMV Gea
CKMW Geb
CKMX Gee
CKMY Ged
Fro
CKJL
CKJS
CKLX
CKLY
CKLZ
CKMB
CKMD
CKMF
Fr
Fra
Fuw
CKJP
CKJQ
CKJR
CKLW
Fp
Fq
CKJH
CKJM
CKJN
Part
20
Gen
Geo
Gep
Geq
Ger
Ges
Get
Geu
Gev
Gew
Gex
Gey
Gez
Gf
Gg
Gh
Gha
Ghe
Ghi
Gho
Ghu
Ghy
Gi
Gia
Gib
Gic
Gid
Gie
Gif
Gig
Gih
Gii
Gij
Gik
Gil
CKQM Gim
CKQN Gin
CKQP Gio
CKSM
CKSN
CKSX
CKSY
CKTM
CKTN
CKTP
CKTQ
CKTB
CRTS
CKTV
CKTW
CKTX
CKTY
CKTZ
CKVB
CKVD
CKVF
CKVG
CKVH
CKVJ
CKVL
CKVM
CKVN
CKVP
CKVQ
CKVR
Guu
Guv
Guw
Gux
Guy
Guz
Gv
Gw
Gx
Gy
Gya
Gye
Gyi
Gyo
Gyu
Gz
Gol
Gor
Gos
Got
CKTB
CKTD
CKTF
CKTG
CKTH
CKTJ
CKTL
Gur
Gus
Gut
Gok
Gon
Goo
Gop
Goq
CKSZ
CKWB
CKWD
CKWF
CKWG
CKWH
CKWJ
CKWL
CKWM
CKWN
CKWP
CKWQ
CKWR
CKWS
CKWT
CKWV
CKWX
CKWY
CKWZ
Gun
Guo
Gup
Guq
Gog
Goh
CKSP
CKSQ
CKSR
CKST
CKSV
CKSW
CKVS
CKVT
CKVW
CKVX
CKVY
CKVZ
Gom
Gou
Gov
Gow
Gox
Goy
Goz
Gp
Gq
Gr
Gra
Gre
Gri
Gro
Gru
Gry
Gs
Gt
Gu
Gua
Gub
Guc
Gud
Gue
Guf
Gug
Guh
Gui
Guj
Guk
Gul
Gum
CKXB
CKXD
CKXF
CKXG
CKXH
CKXJ
CKXL
CKXM
CKXN
CKXP
CKXQ
CKXR
CKXS
CKXT
CKXV
CKXW
CKXY
CKXZ
CKYB
CKYD
CKYF
CKYG
CKYH
CKYJ
CKYL
CKYM
OKYN
CKYP
CKYQ
CKYR
CKYS
CKYT
CKYV
CKYW
CKYX
CKYZ
CKZB
CKZD
CKZF
Ha
Haa
Hab
Hac
Had
Hae
Haf
Hag
Hah
Hai
Haj
Hak
Hal
Ham
Han
Hao
Hap
Haq
Har
Has
Hat
Hau
Hav
Haw
Hax
Hay
Haz
Hb
He
Hd
He
Hea
Heb
Hec
Hed
Hee
Hef
Heh
CKZG
CKZH
Hei
Hej
CKZJ
CKZL
Hek
CKZP
CKZQ
CKZR
CKZS
CKZT
CKZV
Heo
Hep
Heq
Her
Hel
CKZM Hem
CKZN Hen
CKZW
Hes
Het
Heu
Hev
CKZX
CKZY
CLBD
CLBF
GLBG
CLBH
CLBJ
CLBK
CLBM
CLBN
CLBP
CLBQ
CLBR
Hid
CLBS
CLBT
CLBV
Hie
Hif
CLBW
Hig
Hih
CLBX
CLBY
Hii
Hij
CLBZ
Hik
CLDB
CLDF
CLDG
CLDH
CLDJ
Hew
Hex
Hey
Hez
Hg
Hh
Hi
Hia
Hib
Hie
Hil
Him
Hin
Hio
Hip
CLDK Hiq
CLDM Hir
CLDN His
CLDP Hit
CLDQ Hiu
CLDR Hiv
CLDS Hiw
CLDT Hii
CLDV Hiy
CLDW Hiz
CLDX Hj
OLDY Hk
CLDZ
CLFB
CLFD
CLFG
CLFH
CLFJ
CLFK
CLFM
CLPN
CLFP
CLFQ
CLFR
CLFS
CLFT
CLFV
CLFW
CLFX
CLFY
CLFZ
CLGB
CLGD
CLGF
HI
Hla
Hie
Hii
Hlo
Hlu
Hly
Hm
Hn
Ho
Hoa
Hob
Hoc
Hod
Hoe
Hof
Hog
Hoh
Hoi
Hoj
Hok
Hoi
CLGH Hom
CLGJ
Hon
CLGK Hoc
CLGM Hop
CLGN Hoq
CLGP Hor
CLGQ Hos
CLGR Hot
CLGS
CLGT
CLGV
CLGW
CLGX
CLGY
CLGZ
CLHB
CLHD
CLHF
CLHG
CLHJ
CLHK
CLHM
CLHN
CLHP
CLHQ
CLHR
CLHS
CLHT
CLHV
CLHW
CLHX
CLHY
CLHZ
CLJB
CLJD
CLJF
CLJG
CLJH
CLJK
CLJM
CLJN
CLJP
CLJQ
CLJR
CLJS
CLJT
CLJV
Hou
Hov
How
Hex
Hoy
Hoz
Hp
Hq
Hr
Hra
Hre
Hri
Hro
Hru
Hry
Hs
Ht
Hu
Hua
Hub
Hue
Hud
Hue
Huf
Hug
Huh
Hui
Huj
Huk
Hul
Hum
Hun
Huo
Hup
Huq
Hnr
Hus
Hut
Huu
CLJW Huv
CLJX Huw
CLJY
CLJZ
CLKB
CLKD
CLKF
CLKG
CLKH
CLKJ
CLKM
CLKN
CLKP
CLKQ
CLKR
CLKS
CLKT
CLKV
CLKW
CLKX
CLKY
CLKZ
Hux
Huy
Huz
Hv
Hw
Hx
Hy
Hya
Hye
Hyi
Hyo
Hyu
Hyy
Hz
1.
Paet
.
I.
21
22
CMSQ
;CMSR
CMST
CMSV
CMSW
CMSX
CMSY
CMSZ
CMTB
CMTD
CMTF
CMTG
CMTH
CMTJ
CMTK
Pakt
I.
Part
ONXZ
I.
23
24
Pakt
I.
Part
CRKZ
I.
25
26
Part
I.
Part
I.
CTXK
CTXL
CTXM
CTXN
1
CTXP
CTXQ
CTXB
CTXS
CTXV
CTXW
CTXY
CTXZ
CTYB
CTYD
CTYF
CTYG
CTYH
CTYJ
CTYK
CTYL
27
28
CWDV
Part
1.
Part
I.
CXKW
29
30
CYQV
CYQW
CYQX
CYQZ
CYEB
CYED
CYRF
CYRG
GYRH
CYRJ
CYRK
CYRL
CYRM
CYRN
CYRP
CYRQ
CYRS
CYET
CYRV
CYRW
CYRX
CYRZ
CYSB
CYSD'
CYSF
CYSG
CYSH
Voh
Voi
Voj
Vok
Vol
Vom
Von
Voo
Vop
Voq
Vor
Vos
Vot
Vov
Vow
Vox
Voy
Voz
Vp
Vq
Vr
Vra
Vre
Vri
Vro
CYSK
CYSJ
Vru
Vry
Vs
Vt
CYSL
Vu
CYSP
CYSQ
CYSR
CYST
CYSV
Vua
Vub
Vuo
Vud
Vue
Vuf
Vug
OYSM
CYSN
CYSW Vuh
CYSX
CYSZ
CYTB
CYTD
CYTF
CYTG
CYTH
CYTJ
CYTK
CYTL
Vui
Vuj
Vuk
Vul
Vum
Vun
Vuo
Vup
Vuq
Vur
Vus
CYTN' Vut
CYTM
CYTP
CYTQ
CYTR
CYTS
CYTV
CYTW
CYTX
CYTZ
CYVB
CYVD
CYVF
CYVG
CYVH
CYYJ
OYVK
CYVL
CYVM
CYVN
CYVP
CYVQ
CYVR
CYVS
CYVT
OYVW
CYVX
CYVZ
Vtiu
Vuv
Vuw
Vux
Vny
Vuz
Vv
Vw
Vx
Vy
Vya
Vyd
Vye
Vyi
Vyl
Vym
Vyn
Vyo
Vyr
Vys
Vyt
Vyu
Vyv
Vyx
CYWB
CYWD
CYWF
CYWG
CYWH
CYWJ
CYWK
CYWL
CYWM
CYWN
CYWP
CYWQ
CYWR
CYWS
CYWT
CYWV
CYWX
CYWZ
CYXB
CYXD
CYXF
CYXG
CYXH
CYXJ
CYXK
CYXL
CYXM
CYXN
CYXP
CYXQ
CYXR
CYXS
CYXT
CYXV
CYXW
CYXZ
CYZB
CYZD
CYZF
CYZG
CYZH
CYZJ
CYZK
CYZL
CYZM
CYZN
CYZP
CYZQ
CYZR
CYZS
CYZT
OYZV
CYZW
CYZX
CZBD
CZBF
CZBG
CZBH
CZBJ
CZBK
CZBL
Vyz
Part
I.
Part
I.
CZVN
CZVP
CZVQ
CZVR
CZVS
CZVT
Yxa
Yxo
Yz
Yza
czvx
CZVY
Yzu
czvw
Yze
Yzi
Yzo
CZWB
CZWD
CZWF
CZWG
CZWH
CZWJ
CZWK
CZWL
CZWM
CZWN
CZWP
CZWQ
CZWR
CZWS
CZWT
CZWV
CZWX
CZWY
Za
Zac
Zai
Zao
Zd
Ze
Zea
Zee
Zei
Zeo
Zi
Zia
Zie
Zio
Zl
Zla
Zlo
Zo
CZXB
CZXD
CZXF
CZXG
CZXH
CZXJ
CZXK
CZXL
CZXM
CZXN
CZXP
CZXQ
CZXR
CZXS
CZXT
CZXV
CZXW
CZXY
CZYB
CZYD
CZYF
Zoa
Zoe
CZYG
CZYH
Zon
CZYJ
Zor
Zos
Zot
Zov
Zow
Zr
Zry
Zu
Zua
Zue
Zui
Zuo
Zv
Zva
Zvo
Zy
Zya
'
CZYK
CZYL
CZYM
CZYN
OZYP
CZYQ
CZYR
CZYS
Zyd
Zye
Zyf
Zyi
Zyl
Zym
Zyn
Zyo
Zyp
Zyt
CZYT
CZYV
CZYW
CZYX
31
ITUMERAL SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement shown below, every flag hoisted after Numeral Signal No. 1
has been made, and until Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 {see page 13)
has been made, represents one or more figures^ as indicated in the Numeral Table below.
If the number to be signalled consists of more than four figures, two or more hoists
must be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags and if any figure occurs
more than once in the same number, the figure must on its sefcond occurrence begin or
be in a second hoist, and on its third occurrence it must begin or be in a third hoist,
unless use can be made of the signals K to Z in the Numeral Table below.
The following are the signals to be used
;
Signal.
NUMERAL TABLE.
Part
NUMERAL TABLE.
34
DECIMALS AKD FRACTIONS.

BOO
BCP
BCQ
BCR
BCS
BCT
BCU
BCV
BCW
BOX
BOY
BCZ
Decimal.
or,
or, T^, or, -^^
or,
.04, or, y^^, or,i^
.05, or, T-fir. or, -^V
.06, or, j^, or, ^\
.07, or, -^hs
.08, or, -jI^, or, ^%
-.09, or,
lOOths.
tV. or,
j%,
fi,
,
BDH A.
BDJ
-4,
-1%.
or,
or,
or,
or,
or,
or,
or,
or,
Hundredths.
BDO
BDP
BDQ
BDB
BDS
Fraction
-7
XT
Continued.
16ths.
Sixteenths.
BDT
BDU
BDV
BDW
BDX
Fraction.
BDG I
BDI
BDK
BDL
BDM
BDN
jh
BDA -i,
BDC
BDE
BDP
.01,
.02,
.03,
"
.1
.2
.3
A
lOths.
.5
.6
BDY
BDZ
.7
.8
.9
Tenths.
Bds.
Thirds.
I-
SIGNALS
MADE BY ONE
FLAG.
TO BE USED ONLY BETAVEEN VESSELS TOWIKG AND BEIKG TOWED.

The
Signals
flag is to
about
be held in the hand, and only to be shown just above the Gunwale.
URGENT AND
IMPORTAIil^T SIGI*fALS.
TWO-FLAG SIGNALS.
ABANDONASSISTANCE.
Continued.
When did the accident happen
Where will you go to repair damage
Accident
Abandon.
AB Abandon the vessel as fast as possible.

AC Do not abandon the vessel.
AD Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed.
AE Do you intend to abandon
AF I do not intend to abandon the vessel.
BU
BV
Afloat and Aground.
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
;
AJ
you
(or vessel indicated).
Accident, or. Damage.

Accident dangerously wounded (or, hurt).
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
Are you (or. Is
vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed ?
Are you (or. Is
vessel indicated) mate-
AM
AN
AO
AT
AU
AV
AX
AY
AW
AZ
BA
BC
BD
BE
BF
BG
BH
(or,
as-'
).
is
AQ
is lost.
AE Boat is stove.
AS
require
if
rially damaged
injured)?
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary).
Boat
(or,
AP
immediate assistance.
Are you afloat ?
Can not be got off (or,
afloat) by any
means now available.
CE am aground send what immediate assistance you can.
CF Lose no time in shoring up.
CG May be got off (or, afloat) prompt
sistance be given.
CH Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
on
CI
Was the tide high when you grounded?
CJ Was the tide low when you grounded
CK When did you ground
CB
CD
They) wish to abandon, but have

not the means.
Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned?
(or,
AK
AL
Boat swamped.
Anchorage. (See Harbor.
Boiler burst; men killed.
Boiler burst men killed wounded.

Assistance.
Boiler burst no one hurt.
In Distress; Want Immediate Assist^Boiler burst no one seriously hurt.

ance
NC
Boiler burst; number of killed and
Note. See Distress Signals, page
wounded not yet known.
CL Am disabled communicate with me.
Boiler burst several men killed.
CM Am drifting want assistance.
Boiler burst several men wounded.
CN Can I procure any assistance in the way
Can damage be repaired at sea
of
Can damage be repaired by yom selves? CO Can you assist (vessel indicated)
Damage can be put to rights in hours. CP Can not
Damage can be repaired at sea.
CQ
Could not render assistance.
Damage can not be repaired at (or place CR
Do not require assistance
further
indicated)
Damage, Defects can not be repaired CS Doassistance).
yoa require any assistance (or, help) of
without assistance.
Damaged, Sprung mast can not carry CT Do youfrom)

require further assistance
cu Do you require immediate assistance
Damaged rudder can not steer.
cv I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
Engines broken down I am disabled.
or. Light-ship at wants
"Has any accident happened Is anything cw Lighthouse,
immediate assistance.
the matter
ex No assistance can be rendered do the best
Have you lost your boats
you can for yourselves.
is
7.
assist.
sea.
(or,
or.
(or,
or.
sail.
BI
BJ
BK
BL
all
BM How long will you (or vessel indicated) be

repairing
BN
BO
BP
BQ
BR
damage ?
I am very seriously damaged.

have lost my boats.
In case of accident necessity).
Is your cargo much damaged
Man overboard.
I
CY Render all the
cz
DA
all
(or,
BS
Met with an
BT
Want
a boat
accident.
;
man
assistance possible to
assistance) of (or, from)-.
Rudder disabled; will you assist me (into
port indicated, if necessary) 1
Send immediate assistance.
are coming to your assistance.
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)''.
With some assistance I shall be able to set
things to rights.
Require help (or,
DB
DC We
DB
DF
overboard.
(86)
Part
I.
37
ATTENTION CAUTION.
Attention,
or.
Demand.
DG Attend to signals.
DH Attention is called
to page
paragraph
of the International Code.

N. B.Tlie page to be signaled first and
DI
is
then the paragraph. This signal should

be employed only between vessels using
the United States edition, as otlierwise
the pages referred to tcill not correspond.
CaZZs the attention of the first (or, nearest)
ship on the bearing (from the person
signaling) pointed out by compass
(ship or place indicated)'!.
Boats.
EP
EQ
etc.
EX
EY
EZ
FA
(from the person

by compass sig-
signaling) pointed out

nal.
DQ
Calls the attention
of the vessel coming

into the anchorage on the bearing (prom
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass
FB
FC
vessel
Bank encumbered by fishing boats.

Bar impassible for boats on the ebb tide.
Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.
Boat in distress (bearingr, if necessary).
Boat coming to your assistance.
Boat going to you.
Boat on board
alongside).
Can boats land Can landing be effected?
Can not send a boat.
Do not attempt to land in your own boats.
Do you want a lifeboat

^Have
no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.
Have you seen heard) anything of my
the) boat
I shotild like to know the nature of the
is
is
is
is
is
{or,
(or,
(or,
signal.
Calls the attention of
is
signal.
DJ Calls the attention of the second ship, etc. ER
DK Calls the attention of the third ship, etc. ES
DL Calls the attention of the fourth ship,
DM Calls the attention of the fifth ship, etc. ET
EU
DN Calls the attention of the sixth ship, etc. EV
DO Calls the attention of the shore signal sta- EW
tion on the bearing
DP
Bearings CoTi^mwed.
There are moorings on (bearing indicated).

EM There a strange sail on (bearing indicated).
EN There a telegraph cable on (bearing
indicated).
EO What are the bearing and distance of
EL
my boat
communicate).
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up.
Lifeboat is going to you.
No boat available.
Send a boat (number, if necessary).
Send boats suitable for landing passengers.
Send lifeboat to save crew.
leaving the
sickness, if any, before I send
anchorage on the bearing (from the person signaling) pointed out by compass
FD
signal.
DR Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis-
FE
(or,
tinguishing signal follows.

FG
Look out. Pay attention.
FH
DT Pay strict attention to signals during the FI
night.
FJ
DU Repeat ship's name your flags were not FK Vessel indicated, wants boats.
made out.
FL We have sent for a lifeboat.
DV Show your distinguishing signal.
DW Show your ensign.
Caution,
Danger.
DX Vessels just arrived, show your distin- FM Allow no communication. Allow no perguishing signals.
son on board.
DY Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns. FN Appearances are threatening be on your
DZ Vessels just weighed
leaving), make
guard.
your distinguishing signals.
FO Âre you in danger
EA Vessels that vnsh to be reported make FP Bad weather expected.
your distinguishing signals.
FQ Bar, or Entrance, dangerous.
EB Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving, FR Bar impassible.
make your distinguishing signals.
?S Be very careful in your intercourse with
EC What ship that (bearing to be indicated,
strangers.
FT Caution requisite take care.
if necessary)i.
FU Channel, or Fairway, dangerous.
Bearings.
FV Dangerous to
Do not) come into less
than feet of water.
Note. Unless otherwise indicated, bearFW Do not attempt to make the harbor
DS
or,
(or,
is
is
is
is
is
is
(or,
(or,
ings in points and ipoints are to be

iinderstood as Compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shoivn by the Compass and
uncorrected for either local attraction or
variation. But bearings when given in
degrees are to be considered as Magnetic
bearings, i. e.. Compass bearings corrected for local attraction due to the vesBoth are to be reckoned
sel (deviation).
from the vessel signaling the bearing.
ED
FX
FY
anchorage).
Do not 1 isk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle
Do not trust to the weather it has not
done
FZ
GA
GB
GC
yet.
Heavy weather coming; look sharp.

Is there any dangerin (of, or, from)?
It IS dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once.
It dangerous to lose the wind.
Prepare for a hurricane.
is
(place indicated), GD
GE Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.
bore distant miles.
GF
Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi-Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from me
cated.
-Entrance bears
-At (time indicated),
EP
EG
EH
EJ
EK
-How did the land bear when last

-How does the entrance bear ?
-Place indicated bears
seen
GH Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is

suspicious.
GI
II
The attempt
is
dangerous.
Part
38
I.
CAUTION DAMAGE.
Communicate
Caution Continued,
Thick fog coming on.
Wait until the weather moderates.
GK
GJ
HU Can
telegraph
ON You
are in a dangerous {or, unsafe) posiYour position is dangerous.

JD
You are standing into danger
You are within gunshot, or. You are within reach of guns (or, of batteries).
tion.
Cheonometer.
My chronometer gains daily

GQ My chronometer has run down.
fast on Greenwich
mean
meridian)
first
HW
will hoist the signal indicating the hour,

it sharply shortly after it has
been answered, the minutes and seconds
at the instant of dipping will immediTo insure accuracy, a
ately follow.
second comparison should be made.
Would like to have another comparison.
vessel indicated) in want

(or, Is
of coal ?
?
Can coal be had ât
Can you spare me coal ?
a ton at
Coal
{or, from
).
Coal can be got at
want
of coal (amount to follow).
In
Indicate nearest place I can get coal.
coal to be got at
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at
What quantity of coal have you left ?
GX
GY
GZ
HA
HB
HC
HD No
HE
HP
Collision.
Has the vessel with which you have been
HG
in collision proceeded on her voyage
Have you been in collision

HJ I have been in collision with
HK I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel.
Have received the following communica-
ship has lost her headway you may

your way past me.
Vessel seriously damaged wish to transfer passengers.
With what vessel have you been in collision?
HM
HN
feel
Combustibles.
HO Have you any combustibles on board?

HP I am loaded with combustibles.
HQ I have no combustibles on board,
HR No
combustibles
(or,
explosives) near the
fire.
HS
Vessels with combustibles not allowed in

Communicate.
HT
Ask
Communication.
stranger (or vessel indicated)
will communicate.
if
he
from your ovraer
Have you any message (telegram, orders,

or, communication) for me?
Have you had any communication with
infected vessels (or, places)
into you.
Heave-to, or I
I am going to signal the contents of an
communi-
IB
IC
ID
IE
vvrill
fire
important telegram, to be
cated to you.
IF
receive) any
I can not stop to have
communication.
have had no communication with
(place or vessel indicated).
vyith)
Important to communicate by very
imUnless your communication
portant, I must be excused.
communicate) the
Will you forward
following signal for me
Will you leave a message for me
Will you telegraph to (ship or person
to
(or,
IG
(or,
is
IK
(or,
IL
IM
named) the intelligence

communicate ?
am
about
Company.
IN
10
IR
Let us keep together in Company) for

mutual support (or, protection).
Parted company with on the (or,
at).
Shall we keep company
What company do you belong to
When did you part company from
(or,
Convoy.
Convoy to disperse and make for
destina
tion.
IT
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated).
lU Connoy to keep ahead of escort.
IV
Convoy to keep as close as possible.
IW Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, escort).
IX
Convoy to keep on port side of leader (or,
escort).
lY Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
(or, escort).
IZ
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keeping within signal distance.
JA Do not go through (or, near) (place indicated) vnthout a convoy.
JB Rendezvous at (pori indicated or on
bearing indicated) from (place indicated) distant miles.
JC Rendezvous in latitude and longi-
IS
HL My
confidential
and pay for its transmission.

no communication with the shore
tion (or, instructions)
(or, agents).
IP
IQ
HI
is
Have
lA
)?
Forward my communication by telegraph,
IJ
at
(or, private).
IH
GW Are you
(or,
FoUovring communication
and dip
Coal.
time.
{or, first
GV
communication by
nearer, Stop, or. Heave-to; I have

something important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
Do not have any communication with
vessel indicated) call
Do you (or. Does
anywhere
HX
HY
is
'
my
(or vessel indicated).

(or,
My chronometer slow on Greenwich

meridian) mean time.
GT My chronometer loses daily
GU Will you give me a comparison? Wish to
get a rate for my chronometer.
Note. The vessel showing the mean time
GS
HV
HZ
GP
GR My chronometer is
Continued.
forward
Come
GL We are in danger of parting.

GM You are all clear of danger.
GO
yoii
tude
Damage.
(See Accident.
Part
I.
39
DAJIGEE DISTRESS.
Danger.
JD
(See also Caution.
You are standing into clanger.

)
KY
Derelict.
JE
Beware
of derelict
dangerous to naviga-
tion.
JF
Derelict reported off
JG
JH
Have you seen derelict
LC
(or,
in the vicinity
of-).
?
derelict in latitude and longitude

Saw
on the
Despatch.
KZ
LA
LB
Despatches.
LD
LE
LF
Directions to a Vessel under way.
Anchor
as convenient.
Anchor Instantly.
Bar is not dangerous.
Bear up instantly.
Buoy, or Mark, not in its proper position.
Channel dangerous without a pilot.
Do not anchor on any account.
is
Get her on the other tack {or, Get her head

round) or you will be on shore.
Go ahead.
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.
LI
Go ahead full speed.
LJ Go astern.
LK Go astern easy. Easy astern.
L6
LH
Any letters
papers) from
JK ^Despatch necessary.
LM Go astern full speed.
JL Go for despatches.
LN Haul your wind on the port tack.
JM Had any letters
despatches) arrived
LO Haul your wind on the starboard tack.
aback. Go astern.
at?
LP Heave
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 not safe to go so fast.
or. Keep under
Stand closer
from
LT Keep,
despatches) for
the land.
JP ^Have letters (mails,
you {or vessel or person indicated).
LU Keep in the center of the channel.
despatches) for
LV Keep on the port side of channel.
JQ Have you letter (mails,
person, or place indiLW Keep on the starboard side of the channel.
me {or for
LX Keep the vessel under command.
cate!)
JR am the bearer of important despatches. LY Keep to windward.
beacon) to port.
LZ Leave the buoy
JS
I have Government despatches
MA Leave the buoy beacon) to starboard.
JT I shall make for the anchorage
despatch.
MB Not room to wear.
with
MC Open. Get farther away.
JU Refer to my despatches {or
MD Put your helm hard-a-port ship's head to
JV Refer to your despatches
go to starboard.
JW Send for despatches
ME Put your helm hard-a-starboard ship's
JX Telegraphic despatches arrived from
letters)
head to go to port.
JY Will you take despatches
MF Reduce speed. Ease her.
Jl
(or,
is
(or,
all
is
in,
or.
or,
or,
vessel,
Î
{or,
{or,
{or,
).
(or,
all
letters).
{or, letters).
{or, letters).
{or,
Directions fob Saving Crew.
(See also
Abandon. )
JZ
^Boat
should endeavor to land where flag

{or, light is shown).
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite,
KA
is
waved
raft, etc.).
the line fast

Keep a light burning.
Landing impossible.
Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore.
Look out for rocket-line on{or,theline).
beach all
KG Loot-out will be kept
night.
KH Remain by the ship.
KB
KG
KD
KB
KF
KI
KJ
KL
KM
EN
KO
KP
KQ
KR
KS
KT
KCJ
KV
KW
Îs
is
Directions to a Vessel at Anchor.

Beach your vessel at all risks.
Cut away your masts.
Get steam up as fast as possible.
Get steam up report when ready.
Get under way as fast as you can.
Hoist the blue-peter.
Hold on until high water.
Keep steam ready {or, up).
Let go another anchor.
Ride it out if possible.
Shift your berth. Your berth is not
Veer more cable.
Weigh and proceed as ordered.
Cut, or, Slip.
Get an
offing.
Wait
MJ
MK
ML
MO
MP
MN
Get an offing. Put to sea at once.
Steady your helm.

Steer more to port. To be kept flying until
course is sufficiently altered).
Steer more to starboard. {To be kept flying until course is sufficiently altered.
Stop her.
Stop instantly.
Tack instantly.
Wear instantly.
(
Disabled Steamer.
(See afeo Accident.)
MQ Engines completely disabled.

MR Have broken main shaft.
MS
MU
MV
MW
MX
MY
Have lost screw, Screw disabled.

Have passed steamer with machinery disabled.
Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled.
Have you seen disabled steamer
the other.
One screw disabled can work
Passed disabled steamer at
Ship disabled will you tow me (Into
port indicated, if necessary.
Steering gear disabled.
or.
MZ
safe.
for nothing.
KX You will be aground at low water.
MI
MT
Weigh,
MG Standoff.
MH Stand on.
Distress.
In Distress;
ance
Note.
Want
Immediate AssistNC
See Distress Signals, page 7.
on
A vessel {or vessel indicated) ashore near

{or,
CH
Part
40
I.
DISTRESSICE.
Distress
Enemy Continued.
Continued.
NA Aground want immediate assistance.

Am aground likely to break'up require
ca
immediate assistance
cm
Am drifting; want assistance
;
Have been chased by the enemy.

Keep a good lookout, as reported that
OI
OJ
it is
enemy's war vessels are going about dis-
guised as merchantmen.
Saw the enemy's fleet off

Vessel in sight an enemy.
NB
NC
ND
NE
NF
NG
NH
NI
Boat is capsized {bedring, if necessary) -xv

Boat in distress (fieoriMgr, if necessary).. m,
Can not save the ship; take people off.
qh
Can not stop the leak
In distress; want immediate assistance.
(See Distress Signals, page
Did you see a vessel in distress?
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel in
this distressed condition
Dying for want of water.
Fire gains rapidly take people
Fire, or, Leak want immediate assistance.
Have lost boats can you take off crew
OK
OL
is
Engines.
Ease her.
7.
off.
lg
lh
li
-U
lk
lm
ml
mn
Stop her
Stop instantly
all
mf
Reduce speed
Go ahead
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead
Go ahead full speed
Go astern
Go astern easy. Easy astern
Go astern full speed
'?
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked

zu
or in distress
NJ
NK
NL
NM
NO
NP
NQ
NR
Fire.
I am attacked want assistance. Help, I OM Are you on fire

am attacked.
ON Fire can easily be got
I am dragging I can veer no more cable OP Fire difficult to get
no more anchors to let go.
OQ Fire gaining.
I am in danger
shoal water); direct
Fire gains rapidly; take people off
ng
me how to steer.
OR Fire in hold amongst the cargo.
I am on
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assistI am sinking on
send all availance
NH
able boats to save passengers and crew.
Heave to or I will fire into you
id
I am unmanageable.
I am on
nm
I have sprung a leak.
I am sinking
on fire) send all available
I must abandon the vessel
ag
boats to save passengers and crew. .no
I want assistance please remain by me. OS Is extinguished
?
at.
at.
(or,
fire.
(or,
fire)
fire
(or,
fire
not abandon you
I will
you
I will
No combustibles
remain by
(or,
explosives) near the
HK
In distress want assistance.
OT Vessel indicated on
In distress want immediate assistance.NC
OU Where the
Note.
Distress Signals, page
With immediate assistance
can be
NT Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in disextinguished
ny
tress
NU Leak gaining rapidly.
Harbor,
Anchorage.
Light-house,
Light-ship at wants
Best anchorage
berth) bears from
cw
me
EF
Rudder disabled. Will you assistnae? (into OV Best berth
anchorage) in fathoms.
port indicated, if necessary)
da OW Channel, or Fairway, buoyed.
Ship disabled. Will you tow me (into
OX Harbor, or Anchorage,
good enough
port indicated, if necessary)
my
with winds from
NV Short of provisions. Starving.
Harbor, or Anchorage,
indifferent.
NW Vessel indicated in distress wants imme- OY
OZ Harbor, or Anchorage,
safe vpith all
diate assistance.
winds.
NX Vessel indicated appears in distress.
PA How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
NY With immediate assistance
can be exPB Is the anchorage
my anchorage) safe
tinguished.
with
winds
winds from
PC Is the
(or vessel indicated)
NS
ai
fire
is
is
i>'ee
fire
fire.
7.
fire
is
or.
or.
(or,
(or,
is
is
'
is
is
is
fire
(or,
all
NZ
OA
OB
OC
Draft of Water.
Drawing too much water.
I draw feet aft and feet forward.
What
draft of water in feet could

lighten to 1
What is your draft of water ?
Enemy.
Ênemy
)?
channel buoyed ?
is urgently requested to enter
PD
Permission
PE
Unsafe anchorage.
PF
Have encountered ice between 30 and 35
harbor.
you
Ice.
of longitude on the *
PG Have encountered ice between
Vqu are
closing with you,
closing the enemy.
PH
OE Enemy in sight.
OF Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the PI
steering to the
OG Enemy's fleet has been seen to the PJ
steering to the
OH Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen to PK
the steering to the
OD
(or,
is
or,
is
*Date to be Indicated
If
35 and 40
on the
Have encountered ice between 40' and 45
of longitude on the
of longitude on the
Have encountered ice between 50 and 55.
of longitude on the
of longitude on the
of longitude
necessary.
Part
41
I.
ICENEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.
Cmitinued.
Have encountered ice
between 60 and 65
QT
of longitude on the
QU
PM Have encountered ice between 65 and 70
Ice
Lett ERS
PN
of longitude
on the
Have encountered icebetween 70 and 75
Will you forward
PQ
PR
my letters to
Lifeboat.
er
Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come

Do you want a lifeboat
Have nolifeboat. No lifeboat here
Lifeboat is going to you
Send lifeboat to save crew
have sent for a lifeboat
of longitude on the
PO
Continued.
When does the mail leave ?
-PL
ez
fa
between 75 and 80
pe
of longitude on the
fj
Have passed ice in
latitude and longifl
W%
tude on the
Have you fallen in with ice? (State
Lights.
whether berg or field
QV Do not show a light on any account.
What latitude and longitude did you
QW I will show a light to-night when alter
they) have ice in
course.
QX will show a light to-night when tack.
Want a Pilot.
Keep a light at your bowsprit end.

Note. See Pilot Signals, page
)
PS
{or,
PT
8.
(Masthead and Side.

Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
- flashes or
Made by -
Land, Landmarks, and Lights.
PU
PV
At
bore
a leading mark (or, direction) for making the land hereabouts
(or at place indicated) ?
(hearing
Do not bring the light to the
PW Can
PX
PY
Lights.
of
All the lights are out along the coast
{tivie indicated) light
you give
me
QA
QB
QC
QD
QE
a steam whistle. (Seepage
blasts of
548).
Lighters.
Lighter coming off.
Lighter is adrift.
There are no lighters available.
Will you send ofE lighters as fast as possible?
QZ
RA
indicated) of (bearing indicated).
RB
Do you, Did you get a good look at the RC
land to know exactly where we are
Had we not better run in and make the
land?
Machinery. Boilers and Engineers.
I shall keep hold of the land light),
(See also Accident.
light) bearing
I shall keep the land
RD Anything wrong with the engines
Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse, RE
Boiler can not be repaired.
or, lightship).
Boiler leaking seriously.
Keep the light between (bearing indi- RF
leaky).
RG Boiler tubes leaking
cated) and (bearing indicated).
RH Can you supply me with anyone to take
on.
Light not to bedepended anchor
charge
act) as engineer
on her
not at
The lightship at
Hot bearings.
RI
out of
station, or. Lightship at
of order.
or.
'I
PZ
or,
(or,
or,
(or-
is
(or.,
is
is
RJ
position.
QF
What
bearing shall
landmark) on?
keep the light
(or,
Machinery out
RK
not
The damage to the machineryrepaired
RL
(Seepage
or Leak;
Have you
QL
(or. Is
sinking (or, on fire) send all available boats to save the passengers and
crew
have sprung a leak
gaining rapidly
stopped.
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak.
feet water in the hold.
Leak
QK
assist-
NH
Are you
sprung a leak 1
am
Leak
by
engineers.
is
Have you a Book of Navigation Tables

RO Have you a Book of Sailing Directions
RP Have you a chart of coast (or place indicated)
RQ Have you a Nautical Almanac for the current year (or year indicated)
RS May I depend on your time
did not get an
RT No recent observations.
observation.
RU Reckoning not to be depended on.
RV What my position by bearings
lighthouse (lightRW What the nameinofsight
ship, or, point)
RX When did you êe the land
RY When were your last observations for
RN
want immediate
own
RM Did you get good observations
vessel indicated) leaking?
such as can be
Navigation.
ance
QJ
is
the vessel's
QH Can not stop the leak.dangerous

Fire,
seri-
is
and
ous,
56).
Leak.
QI
going to stop; machinery requires
adjusting.
Latitude and Longitude.
Can you stop the leak

Do you consider leak
am
^^
nq
nu
is
is
is
Letters, or. Mails. (See also Despatches).

if necesHas the mail arrived (from
QN
sary)
QO Has the mail sailed (for i/ necessary/)?
QP I will take mails for you.
QR Send your letters.
not to forward
,
QS
(person indicated)
_Tell
any more letters for me.
time
Where am
RZ
tion
I?
What
is
my present posi-
'
News and Newspapers.
SA
Are there any men-of-war about
SB
j Can you
I
* Date to be indicated if necessary.
lend
(or,
give)
me
a newspaper?
Part
42
I.
NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS SIGNALS.

News and Newspapers Continued.
SO
SD
SE
SF
SG
SH
SI
SJ
SK
SL
Newspapers up to -^ {date indicated; state TR

where from, if necessary).
TS
No news of
TU
What the date of latest news from
TV
What the news from
TW
When did you sail
Where are you bound
Where are you from
Where the admiral
senior of&cer)
TX
Where the fleet (or, squadron)?
TY
Would you like to see our newspapers
is
'!
is
Quarantine and Pratique Continued.

Do you come from any port putting yoa
in quarantine
Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.

of health
Have you a clean
Hoist a quarantine
You have pratique.
bill
flag.
(or,
is
is
Reply.
Wait for answer (or, reply).

What was the answer (or, reply)?
reply).
TZ Will await answer
UA Will you await answer (or, reply)
(or,
SM
SN
SO
SP
SQ
SR
ST
SU
SV
sw
sx
GT
Orders
Have orders
Have orders
at
(or,
for
Report.
telegram) for you.
you not
to touch {or, call)
UB Do you wish to be reported

UO Report me by post to my owners (or,
?
Have orders to telegraph your passing.

Have received orders for you not to pro- UD
ceed without further instructions.
Have received orders for you to await in-
structions from owners at

Have received orders for you to discharge
cargo at
Have telegraphed for your orders.
Have you received any orders from
I will telegraph for your orders if you will
1
await reply.
Î wish to obtain orders from my owner,
Mr.
at
N. B. This signal is to be followed by
1. Vessel's distinguishing signal, if not
already made.
2. Owner's name by Spelling.
3. Owner's address by Spelling, if not
in the Geographical Table.
Keep oflf and on and await instructions.
Owners desire me to inform you to discharge cargo first at
{place indicated).
Proceed in execution of previous orders.
Proceed to
(port indicated).
Shall I telegraph for your orders ?
Telegraph instructions to
There are no orders for you here.
SZ
ta
TB
TO

TD
TE Wait for Orders.
TF You are ordered to proceed to
TG Your orders are at (or. will be at
TH Your original orders are cancelled I am
directed to inform you to proceed to
).
Mr. at
Pilot.
TJ
TK
Dangerous without a pilot.

Have you seen a pilot vessel {or, boat) ?
Pilot boat most likely (on bearing indi-
cated) (or,
offl
).
Want a pilot
TL
pt
N. B.See Pilot Signals, page 8.

Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot
to
Report me by telegraph
to Lloyd's.
Report me by telegraph to owners to

Mr. at
UF Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
Gazette."
UG Report me to Lloyd's.
UH Report me
my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at
UE
{or.
(or,
UI
UJ
UK
UL
UM
UN
Report me to New York Herald " Office,

London.
Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
New York.
Report me to "New York Herald" Office,
Paris.
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Hamburg.
Report me to
Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude and longitude (indicated)
'
'
on the
(date indicated).
Sea.
UO Calm sea.
UP Considerable sea.
UQ Heavy sea. Much sea.
UR Much swell on.
US
UT
Not much sea.

Rollers. Rollers setting in.
uv Too much sea.

uw Very heavy sea.
ux What is the sea like
VA
VB
VC
VD
UY
UZ
Sickness.
Any sickness at ?
Can I land my sick ?
Is the sickness contagious ?
Sickness is contagious.
Sickness is not contagious.
What is the sickness ?
Sick.
TI
Signals.
Port.
VE Annul the last hoist; I will repeat it.

VF Annul the whole signal.
VG What is the name of ship (or, signal sta-
Provisions.
VH I am going to repeat signal from (hoist
TO
I have only days' provisions.
VI
TP
Quarantine and Pr.^tique.

Am, or. Is in quarantine. {Number of days
TM Wish to enter port or dock.
tion) in sight
TN Are you in want of provisions ?
indicated.
Repeat your signal,

from
TQ
to he indicated, if necessary.
Clean bill of
health
from
VJ
I wish
or Repeat your signal
(hoist indicated.
to signal; will
easy signal distance
VK Signal IS answered.
VL What is the date of
you come within
your signal book ?
Part
I.
43
SIGNALS TOWING AND TUGS.

Siais A.LS Continued.
VM Can
VN
Telegraph and Messages
not distinguish your
nearer, or,
Will you
me?
make
flags;
distant signals.
repeat the signals being
come
made
to
Soundings.
N.B. Depth of water

shown in feet.
is
always
to be
VP I am in feet of water.
VQ What is the depth of water on the bar
VR What is the least depth of water we shall
?
have
vs
VT
VU
{or,
-)
its
ought to have)?
What soundings have you got

You will have water enough over the bar
Tide.
{depth in: feet to follow).

-r-You will not have less than
water.
XE
feet of
Asks precise time of high water and minimum depth at that time.
Note. Reply will be
1.
3.
VW
{or, to Mr.
by signal letters
) at
instead of at length in writing.
Send following message by telegraph to
owners {or, to Mr. at

Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters.
XC Shall I open your telegram and signal
contents
XD Telegraph following message to {ship
or person named) at
XA
XB
vo You may work the semaphore.
Continued.
WZ Send following message by post to owners
Spaes.
Can you rig a jury mast?
time signal.
A numeral signal indicating number

of feet.
How the tide What tide have we now

XG ^Keep out of the tide, or. current.
XH What the rise and fall of the tide
When will the tide ebb
XI
XJ When will the tide flow
XK When will the tide turn
XF
VX Have you any spars that will do for
By
is
is
Steam.
KL and
{See also
KM.)
How long will you be getting up steam

VZ Is steam up Are you at full speed
WA Shall I get up steam
WB Steam not ready will be up in
WC Steam ready.
VY
is
is
Steam Whistle,
Time.
XL
Siren.
steam whistle {or, siren) at inter
or.
My Greenwich
time
is
{or, first
meridian)
mean
.*
WD Blow
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
Steer.
meridian) time?*
*In signaling longitude, or time, vessels
should always reckon from the meridian of Qreenwich, except French vessels, which will use the meridian of
Paris, and Spanish vessels, which will
use the meridian of Cadiz. If any
doubt is entertained, the vessel to
which the signal is made should hoist
NBL (What is your first meridian?)
Note. The vessel showing the mean
time will hoist the signal denoting the
hour {see page 58) and dip it sharply
shortly after it has been answered;
fhe minutes and seconds at the instant
of dipping will immediately follow.
To assure accuracy, a second comparison should be made.
{or, darkness).
first
{See also Directions to
a Vessel
UNDER WAY. )
WF Alter course to {point indicated)

WG My helm is hard-a-port ship's head going
;
to starboard.
WH My helm hard-a-starboard ship's head

going to port.
WI Port your helm. Ship's head to go to
is
starboard.
WJ Starboard your helm.
Ship's head to go
to port.
Surgeon,
or.
Doctor.
WK Have you a surgeon

WL May I send a sick
person to see your sur-
geon?
WM No surgeon available.
WN Surgeon will come immediately. from
send me one
WO Want a surgeon
nearest place.
WP -Will your surgeon come on board
;
WQ
WR
ws
WT
wu
wv
wx
WY
Torpedoes and Mines.
the
XO Beware of torpedo boats.

XP Beware of torpedoes; channel
way)
Telegraph and Messages.

Answer by telegraph.
Can telegram be forwarded from ?

Communication by telegraph is stopped.
Forward reply to my message by tele-
XQ
XR
XS
XT
tents.
Send following message by post to owners

{or, to Mr. at
)
boats)?
Saw torpedo
boat
necessary) at
graph to
I have picked up telegraph cable.
In anchoring look out for telegraph cable.
Open telegram for me and signal its con-
{or,
boats) {number, if
{or,
near
Towing and Tugs.
xu Can you take me in tow?
XV Can not take you in tow.

xw I wish to be taken in tow.
XY Shall I take you in tow?
XZ
{or, fair-
mined.
Channel, or Fairway, is not mined.
Have you seen torpedo boat {or, boats)?
Is there danger of mines {or, torpedo
is
There are no tugs available.
).
Part
I.
TOWING AND TUGSWRECK.

Weather.
Towing and TvasContinited.
YA Tug is going to you.

Want
a tug
For
YP
._
Signals between ships

ing and being towed, see page 35.
Note.
toiv-
Want.
YB Want a cable (size to follow).

YC Want an anchor.
YD Want an anchor and cable.
YE Want assistance.
YF Want assistance mutiny.
etc.
YI
YJ
Squally weather blowing hard.

Stormy (boisterous) weather from the
Thick weather.
ZJ
{or,
gd
the meteorological forecast for
is
to-day?
What
the meteol-ological forecast for
is
to-morrow? .
harbor,
Want coal immediately.

Want hands.
Weighing.
NC
(See Distress Signals, page 7.

Want immediate instructions.
Want immediate medical assistance.
Want a lighter immediately. (If more
than one, number to follow.
Want a pilot
-._
pt
(See Pilot Signals, page 8.
YK
YM
YN
ZH
ZI
Want immediate assistance
YL
expected from
No weather report (forecast).
ZL
channel
is
I do not like the look of the weather.

Moderate weather.
ZK What
to follow).
a chart of
Gale
ZG
a boat immediately {if more than
number
Bad weather.
Foggy weather.
Prepare for a hurricane
YG Want
one,
YH Want
ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
Want police.
YO Want provisions immediately.

YP Want a tug (if more than one,
ZM
ZN
ZO
Are you
Is- vessel indicated)
aweigh?
I am aweigh.
shall weigh as soon as weather per(or.
mits
ZP
ZQ
ZR
zs
(or.
moderates).
I shall weigh immediately (or at

indicated).
Prepare to weigh.
Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).
Weigh
immediately
(or,
,at
time
time indi-
cated).
number
ZT
When do you propose sailing?
ZU
Have you seen or heard of a vessel

wrecked or in distress?
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
to follow).
YQ Want warp run out.

YR Want water immediately.
War and Peace.
YS Armistice has been arranged.
YT Is peace proclaimed?
YU
YV
YW
YX
YZ
ZA
Wreck.
ZV
longitude to follow, if necessary),

but could not render any as.sistance;
people still on board.
Is war declared?- or. Has war commenced?

zw Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
Peace proclaimed.
longitude to follow, if necessary),
War between and
but was unable to ascertain whether
War declared has commenced).
any people were on board.
zx Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
Water. (See also Soundings.
longitude to follow, if necessary);
Are you in want of water?
no one on board.
I have only days' water.
ZY Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
is
is
(or,
Want water immediately
yr
(Bearing to follow, if necessary.)
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
(magnetic bearings.)
THREE FLAG SIGNAXS.
Note. Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in degrees are to be understood as being
magnetic bearings, i. e. compass bearings corrected for deviation.
,
Signal.
4G
signal.
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
Part
I.
MONEY TABLE.
PKINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WOKI.D.
(See also
Signal.
ASU
Money.
ASV
Bank
page
49.
Signal.
ATI
Cowniry.
Coin.
-Dime
United
Dinar
Note,
or.
Leo) aub
(see
States.
Servia.
Paper Money.
Argentina.
Bolivia.
ASW Coin.
Canada.
Chile.
Coin.
ASX
Anna-
East Africa.
India.
Guatemala.
Haiti.
AST
Argentine
ASZ
Bolivar
Venezuela.
Candareen, Fun -.China.
Cash, Le, or, Sapeque. China.
ATB
ATC
ATD
China.
Colombia.
Costa Rica.
Ecuador.
Country.
Argentina.
Honduras.
ATJ
Mauritius.
Mexico.
-Dollar
Newfoundland.
or.
Cent
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
Canada.
San Salvador.
Ceylon.
China.
Mauritius.
Netherlands.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United States.
Uruguay.
Newfoundland.
Venezuela.
Zanzibar.
Straits Settle-
ments.
United
States.
Zanzibar.
Argentina.
Bolivia.
Chile.
ATM
ATN
-Ducat
ATP
ATQ
Haiti.
Centavo
-Doubloon.
ATO
Colombia.
Costa Bica.
Ecuador.
Guatemala.
^TE
ATK
ATL
Honduras.
Mexico.
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
ATE,
Italy.
France.
Tunis.
Centime
ATG
Spain.
Conto
Brazil.
Portugal.
Note.
The name
aloue
is
commou
Austria-
Guilder,
Hungary.
Netherlands.
Belgium.
France.
Tunis.
Candareen
ATB China.
or,
Gulden,/ ^^*"^'
Hungary.
ATS
-Heller...
ATO
atq
jjetherlands.
...Austria-
ATU
ATV
ATW
ATX
-Imperial
-Keran, or,
Hungary.
Russia.
Kran
-Kopeck
-Kreutzer
Kroner
to
Hungary.
Sweden.
(AustriaHungary.
,.
..znk
two or more couBtriee, the value may differ.
(47)
Persia.
Russia.
Austria-
ATV
Colombia.
ATH
Egypt.
Great Britain.
-Franc
Krona
Bolivia.
Chile.
Condor
-Florin,
or.
[^
Belgium.
Centime
-Egyptian Pound,
Lira..
-Farthing
Guilder,
Ploriii
a
lorin
Venezuela.
ATF
Indies.
States.
United
Fun,
San Salvador.
Uruguay.
Centesimo
Mexico.
Greece.
Austria-Hungary.
Netherlands East
Gulden.
Peru.
Santo Domingo.
'
-Drachma
Chile.
Denmark.
Norway.
Germany.
Signal.
ATZ
Oowntry.
Coin.
Lac
ATC
Leang, or, Tael-.AVC
'Leo, or,
or
-Pfennig
Eoumania.
AUE
-Pie. or. Pice
AUB
Servia.
AUS
AUT
-Pound,
AUV
AUW
AUX
AUY
-Rin
--.-Rouble {paper)
-Rouble {silver)
China.
China.
Leu
Dinar
or
Lev,
or.
AUG Lepton
AUD Lira
Lira
Lew
AUG
Bulgaria.
Greece.
Italy.
egiziana,
or,
Pound
Egyptian
ATO
Egypt.
Lira turca
Turkey.
Louis, or. Napoleon- -France.
or,
Mace,
Tsin
-China.
AUH Mark
-Milreis
AUJ
Mithkal
Napoleon,
j
I
AUL
Portugal.
Morocco.
AUF
AUK
AUZ
AVB
Brazil.
Louis
or,
Ochr-el-guerch
or
Ushr-el-ghirsh
J
i
AUN Penny -pence

AUO Peseta
AVE
AVF
Denmark.
Norway.
Sweden.
f,^|L^^"''^-
\f^^%^.
Japan.
-Rupee
<
Russia.
Russia.
Ceylon.
East Africa.
India.
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le

ATC China.
,
-Sen
Japan.
-Shilling
Great Britain.
Sol, or. Dollar- -AT J

Sovereign, or. Pound
jlus
-Tael, or, Leang
Peru.
-Thaler
-'I'-i-Toman
Great Britain.
China.
Austria-
-iiir^Persia.
Mace -AUG
Ushr-el-ghirsh
or
Ochr-el-guerch
Servia.
Tripoli.
L Turkey.
Venezolano,
Great Britain.
or.
lar
UuK
China.
Egypt.
Dol-
AT J
Venezuela.
Spain.
AVG
AVH
Colombia.
on Dollar-AT.j
t
Note.
Turkey.
Sovereign.Great Britain.
-Beal-reis
Tgin, or.
rChUe.
Peso,
'
f Egypt.
Para
Para
or,
Egypt.
< Tripoli.
Hungary.
AUM
-Piaster --.
Egypt.
\
)
(
Ore
AVC
AVD
France.
Germany.
Germany.
AUI
Cowntry.
Coin.
AUP
AUQ
...India.
Le, Cash, or, Sapeque
AUB
AUF
Part
MONEY TABLE.
48
ia
common
Japan.
AVI
AVJ
Venezuela.
The name alone
-Yen
to
two or more countries, the vahie may
differ.
I.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS OF THE CHIEF MARITIME NATIONS OF THE WORLD

ARRANGED UNDER THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES
IN WHICH THEY ARE USED.
(For
list
of moneys arranged alphabetically, see page
United States.
= i dime (ATI)
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 cents (ATD)
100 cents
10 dollars
(ATN)
eagle
Denmark.
100 ore
100 centavos
5 dollars
Argentine Republic.
(ATE)
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
= 1 Argentino (ASY)
100 kreutzer
(ATX)
(AUL)
Ecuador.
(ATE)
100 centavos
gulden
10 ochr-el-guerch
(ATQ)
(AUK),
(AVD)
ducat (ATM)
or,
=
=
40 paras (AUM)
100 piasters
thaler
Egyptian poand,
or,
(ATS)
krone (ATY)
=
=
(ATF)
100 centimes
20 francs
=
=
(ATR)
franc
Louis, or. Napoleon
Bolivia.
(ATE)
100 centavos
10 dollars
(ATO)
Prance.
franc (ATE)
Lira egiziana
Belgium.
(ATF)
100 centimes
(AUQ)
piaster
and
100 teller
(ATJ)
1 dollar
Egypt.
1 florin, or,
=
=
3tV florins
4i florins
krone (ATY)
East Africa (British and Germar territories).

The same as British India.
Austkia-Htjngary.
47.
(AUF)
(ATJ)
-ioUar
condor (ATG)
Germany.
= 1 mark (AUH)
(AUP)
100 pfennigs
Brazil.
=
=
1,000 reis (AUT)

1,000 milreis
1 milreis
conto
Great Britain.*
(AUI)
(ATH)
Bulgaria.
Lev, or, lew (AUB)
=
=
=
(ATP)
4 farthings
13 pence
30 shillings
penny (AUN)
1 sjiilling
1
pound,
(AVB)
or,
sovereign
(AUS)
Greece.
BURMAH.
(AVE)
100 lepta
Tical
(AUG)
drachma (ATL)
Also currency of British India.
Canada.
100 cents (ATD)
dollar
100 centavos
Guatemala.
(ATE)
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 centavos
(ATE)
100 centavos
(ATE)
(ATJ)
Haiti.
Ceylon.
100 cents
=1 rupee
(ATD)
.= 1
dollar
(ATJ)
(AUY)
Honduras.
100 centavos
5 dollars
10 dollars
1 dollar, or, peso(ATJ)

= 1 doubloon (ATK)
= 1 condor (ATG)
(ATE)
Holland
Hungary
1 dollar
(ATJ)
(see Netherlands).
(see
Austria-Hungary).
China.
10 cash,
le, or,
sapeque
(ATC)
10 candareens
10 mace
100 cents
(ATD)
= 1 candareen, or, fun

(ATB)
= 1 mace, or, tsin(AUG)
= 1 tael, or, leang (AVC)
and
=1 dollar (ATJ)
India (British).
13 piej, or, pice
16 annas
100,000 rupees
(AUR)
=
=
=
anna (ASX)
rupee
lac
(AUY)
(ATZ)
Italy.
100 centesimi
(ATF)
1 lira
(AUD)
Colombia.
100 centavos
10 pesos
(ATE)
=
=
peso(ATJ)
10 rin (AUV)
condor (ATG)
1 dollar, or,
1
100 sen
Costa Rica.
100 centavos
(ATE)
dollar
*This system
7656409-
Is
(ATJ)
used by
tlie
100 cents
(ATD)
British Colonies in Australasia
f491
Japan.
=
=
sen
(AUZ)
yen (AVG)
Mauritius.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
and South
Africa.
Part
MONEY TABLE.
50
Mexico.
100 centavos
16 dollars
=
=
(ATE)
1 dollax
1
(ATJ)
100 centavos
I.
San Salvador.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
(ATE)
doubloon (ATK)
Seevia.
Morocco.
Mithkal (AUJ)
'
(ATD)
1 guilder, or, florin
(AUB)
dinar
(ATQ)
ducat( ATM) (used in

Netherlands East Indies) 100 centimos (ATE)
5 pesetas (AUO)
5f gulden
SlAM.
Tical (AVE)
Netheelands.
100 cents
(AUM)
100 paras
Spain.
=
=
1
1
peseta (ATJO)
peso (ATJ)
Newfoundland.
100 cents
(ATD)
1 dollar
(ATJ)
Straits Settlements.
100 cents
Nicaragua.
100 centavos
(ATE)
Norway
{see
1 dollar
(ATD)
(ATJ)
10 kerans
(ATE)
100 centavos
(ATE)
= 1 krona, or, krone(ATY)
AUL)
piaster
(AUQ)
Tunis.
1 dollar, or, sol
=
=
(AUM)
peso (ATJ) 40 paras
toman (AVE)
100 centimes
(ATJ)
"POT?TTTO A T
1,000 reis (AUT)

1,000 milreis
(ATJ)
Tripoli.
1 dollar, or,
(ATV)
dollar
Sweden and Norway.

100 ore
Sweden and Norway).
Paraguay.
100 centavos
milreis
conto
(ATP)
franc
(ATR)
Turkey.
=
=
40 paras (AUM)
100 piasters
1 piaster
1 lira
(AUQ)
(AUE)
turca
(AUI)
(ATH)
Uruguay.
100 centavos
(ATE)
100 centavos
(ATE)
dollar
(ATJ)
ROUMAKIA.
Leo,
or,
leu
(AUB)
Russia.
100 kopecks
10 roubles
100 centavos
(ATW)
=
=
1
1
rouble (AUX)
imperial (ATU)
Santo Domingo.
= 1 dollar (ATJ)
(ATE)
Venezuela.
or,
5 Bolivars
ASZ)
J.
Venezolano, dollar,
or, peso (ATJ)
Zanzibar.
100 cents
(ATD)
dollar
(ATJ)
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT
COUI^TRIES.
MEASURES OF LENGTH,
Sigma.
AVK
Measure.
Measure
AVL
Alen
Country or System.
Country or System.
op Length.
Knot, or, Nautical

Mile
AWO
Denmark.
(Norway.
-.
AVM Arcnine
Archine
(or,
Cable
Centimeter
or
Daktylas .'.
AVO
Greek Metrical.
or,
Daktylas
meter)
Mijle (oj", Kilometer)
Turkisli Metrical.
Mil
(or.
AVO
Greek Metrical.
Metrical.
or
AWO
Dutch
Metrical.
Parmak
Turkish Metrical.
Egypt.
Morocco.
7'
.iiTripoli.
Pike
or.
AWQ
Duim(or, Centimeter)
Fot
AWB
i?i
-Jjurlong
Millime-
AWP
Sweden.
United States and
Q.j,gg^^
TurkishMetrical.
Palame {or. Decimeter)

AVT
(or,
Greek Metrical.
Decime-
AVT
ter)
Dutch Metrical.
AVT
ter)
Pecheus
Turkish Metrical.
(or. Meter),
AWJ Greek Metrical,

f Egypt.
Britain.
I
{or.
Milli-
AWC Guz
Guz, or, Zer
AWD Hectometer
T
AWE ^^'^>^-AWP Ken
--India.
Persia.
Motrical.
( United States and
Great Britain.
(
(
Japan.
Centimeter)
fKilometer
[Turkey.
AWR
-j
AVO
Turkish Metrical.
AWS
AWT
AWU
Metrical.
-Ri
Roede
Japan.
DecameAVS Dutch Metrical

-Saading, or, Toung... Burmah.
(or.
ter)
-Sagene, or, Saschene. Russia.

-Shaku
Japan.
Skoinis (or, Myria-
AWQ Greek Metrical.
meter
-
Dutch
Morocco.
Pike, or, Draa, avu. ] Tripoli.

Tunis.
I
AWP Greek Metrical.
meter)
or
Stadion
(or.
ter)
..
Gramme
Mil
Greek Metrical.
Skoinis
Parmak (or.Decime-
-j
(or.
j
(
Norway.
United States and
Great Britain.
AVZ
Metrical.
07-
Palm
-Foot
..Dutch Metrical.
Myriameter
Great Britain,
Denmark.
-Fod.
Turkish Metrical.
Nokta
Dutch Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
United States and
Greek Metrical.
or
or
[Streep
Tunis.
(^Turkey.
pQ+,r.vr,
^^'^^
.'.
Nokta
-i
AVO
Meter) -AWJ
Metrical.
.,
Gramme
AWP
or
AWG
Sweden.
-Germany.
United States and
\
Great Britain.
I
'Millimeter
or
or
or
Mijle
or
Denmark.
Norway and
""or'fl^S^t jUmted^Statesand
Knot
-..1-3 Gicat Britain.
Greek Metrical.
Palm
Khat
Turkish Metrical.
or
Palame
AVX
AVY
AWG
'
Dutch Metrical.
.Metrical.
Decimeter
AVW
KUometer,)
]yjil
Centi-
Roede
(or,
(or-,
AWK Mil
AWL
AWM Mile (German)
AWN -Mile, Statute
China.
Japan.
Decameter
El
Greek Metrical.
Etotch Metrical.
Cheung... China.
Chih
Cho, or, Tcho
AVU Draa,
Pecheus
AWG Dutch Metrical.
.Khat
Chang,
-..Dutch Metrical.
or
.
or
AVT
Turkish Metrical.
or
El
or
AVS
Metrical.
Archine
AWJ
..Metrical.
Duim
AVP
AVQ
AVR
'Meter
or
United States and

Great Britain.
"(
AWI Li
Meter)
Awj Turkish Metrical.
AVN
AWH League
Russia.
United States and

Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
China
Stadion
Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.
AWV
ter
(or,
Kilome-
AWG
-Stopa
Streep, or. Millimeter
.._AWP
Greek Metrical.
(51)
Greek Metrical.
Russia.
Dutch
Metrical.
-Sun
Tcho,
or,
Japan.
Japan.
Cho- . _ avr
-Tomme
Toung,
AWZ
Country or System,
Memare.
Signal.
AWX
AWY
Denmark.
Saading,
or,
Aws Burmah.
-Tsun
China.
f Argentina.
-Vara
I.
Country or System.
Signal.
AXC
-Vershok
Russia.
AXD
-Verst
Russia.
AXE
AXF
ST
f,
-^^^-
United States and

Great Britain.
j
-
-Yin
China.
Zers, or,
Brazil.
Chile.
AXB
Part
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFBBENT COUNTRIES.
52
GUZ...A-WC
Persia.
For list of countries in which the Metrical

System is used, and for Table for Converting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
Mexico.
Peru.
Portugal.
Uruguay.
SQUARE OB SURFACE MEASURES.

Signal.
Country or System.
Meajiure.
AXH
-Squaee, or, Surface Measure.
AXI
_
-Acre
United States and

Great Britain.
Squaje Decimeter
AXT
-Square Foot
Are, or, Sq. Decameter - Metrical.

or
AXJ
Deunum
AXK
AXL
AXM
AXN
AXO
Stremma
Greek Metrical
Bunder (or, Hectare)

AXP
Dutch
AXV
Centiare, or.Sq. Meter-Metrical.
-Cho
-Decare
Metrical.
Metrical.
Russia.
Turkish Metrical.
--.:
-Dessatine
Deunum( or, Are) axj

Djerib
{or,
Hectare)
AXP
Hectare,
or
AXP
or,
Bunder
Sq.
Turkish Metrical.
Hec-
[tometer-- Metrical.
Dutch Metrical.
a^^
axp
Metrical.
r'GrSrS'
-T^l--^-^-
Square
Kilometer
Metrical.
Square Meter (or, Cen-
Japan.
Declare
-------
Hectaire)
AXU
Metrical.
Metrical.
jUmted States
Square Hectometer(or,
Turkish Metrical.
or
Country or System.
Measure.
Signal.
AXS
AXK
tiare )
Metrical.
AXW
-Square Mile
^St'Sin"'
Square Millimeter -.-Metrical.

AXZ
United States and
AXY
-Square
Yard
^
Stremma (or, Are)
Great Britain.
AXJ
Greek Metrical.
or
AXQ
AXR
Djerib
Turkish Metrical.
-Mou
--China.
-Square Centimeter-. Metrical.
Square Decameter (or
Are )
AXJ
Metrical.
For
of countries in which the Metrical System is used, and for Table

for Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equivalist
lents, see
page
55.
MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.

Country or System.
Measure.
-Measure of Cubic Capacity,
or. Solid
Measure.
ZNM
-Cubic Foot
\
/
- \
(
Cubic Meter
znp
Cubic Millimeter
ZNO
-Cubic Yard
Metrical.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
Metrical.
Metrical.
- \
/
-Decastere
-Decistere
-Stere
Egypt.
-Arroba
Cubic Centimeter
-Cubic Inch
Country or System.
Ardeb
United States and

Great Britain.
Metrical.
---Metrical.
-Metrical.
-Ton (ship measure- J United States and
ment.)
Great Britain.
\
_Bale
\
j
Barrel ""
\
j
Butt
Chile.
Spam.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
--Great Britain.
'Centiliter
Metrical.
or
Mystron
Greek Metrical.
or
Vingerhoed
Dutch
Metrical.
or
.Zarf
For
--Turkish Metrical.
list
Portugal.
"""
Bushel
-Measure of Capacity.
-Almuda.-IS'?!"^-
rical
of countries in which the Met-,
System
is used,
seepage
55.
Part
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
I.
Signal.
AYS
Measure.
Cmmtry or System.
Russia
Chtof
Country or System.
Measure.
Maatje
(or. Deciliter)
AYU Dutch
Cronchka, or, Krushka
AZD
Decaliter
or
Kile
or
AYT
53
Russia.
..Metrical.
Milliliter
AZG
Dutch
Deciliter
Metrical.
Metrical.
Metrical.
or
Kybos
Turkish Metrical.
Schepel
Metrical.
AZH
Greek Metrical.
...A United States and

Great Britain.
Zac (or.
-Minim
or
AYU
Greek Metrical.
or
^
Maatje
Dutch Metrical.
Firkin
United States and

Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
5
/
AYW
Gallon
AYX
QjU
f Hectoliter
or
I
AYZ
-{
Greek Metrical.
or,
Metrical.
United States and
Great Britain.
\
(
AYT
(or.
Turkish Metrical.
Hectoliter)
Greek Metrical.
Kan (or. Liter)

AYU Greek
or,
AZF
Great Britain.
or
AZN
China.
OnartoT-Quarter
Schepel
(or.
AZR
Japan.
(or, Liter)
AZF
AZS
AZT
AZU
AZV
Turkish Metrical.
-Tierce
Great Britain.
-Tonde
-Tou .
-Tschetwerik
Denmark.
China.
Russia.
Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,

Hectoliter) --AYZ Dutch Metrical.
AZW
Vedro
Vingerhoed
Russia.
(or.
Cen-
tiliter)
AYR Dutch Metrical.
Zac, Mud, or. Vat (or,
Hectoliter) . . . ayz Dutch Metrical.
Zarf
(or. Centiliter)
AYR Turkish
Dutch Metrical.
---
China.
-Shoo
Metrical.
or
Ser
or
Sultchek
India.
India.
Ser (or. Liter) - _azf

Sheng(or, Quart )azm
Greek Metrical.
Kop
Dutch Metrical.
-Seer
Netherlands.
or,
^^^^^^ Britain.
Decaliter)
AYT
AZQ
(or. Milliliter)
AZG
United States and
(
-j
Russia.
Liter
or
Kan,
Metrical.
Cron-
chka
Last
-- United States and
'
Sheng
(or, Decil.ter)
Kruschka,
Great Britain.
Quart
Dutch Metrical.
AZF
Kotyle
AZE
.j
Turkish Metrical.
Metrical.
(or.
or,
Kybos
-Puncheon
Sultchek
AYZ
AYZ
AZD
AZL
Denmark.
United States and
Great Britain.
United States and
Great Britain.
\
(
Hectoliter)
Kiloliter
Kop,
_pjjj.^
Decaliter)
(or.
Koilon
AZK
Dutch
Zac
Kan, or, Kop (or. Liter)

AZF Dutch Metrical.
AZC
-Peck
AZM
AZB -Hogshead
Kileh
-Oxehoved ---_
AZJ
-Turkish Metrical.
[Mud, Vat,
Kile
AZI
Metrical.
Kileh
or
Koilon
or
or,
Hectoliter) . - . ayz Dutch Metrical.

Mystron(or, Centiliter)
AYR Greek Metrical.
Kotyle
AYV
Mud, Vat,
Metrical.
For list of countries in ivhich the Metrical

System is used, and for Table for Converting Metrical Measures and Weights
into their American Equivalents, see
page 55.
--India.
Turkish Metrical.
MEASURES OP WEIGHT.
Signal.
AZX
Country or Sytdem.
Measure.
Measures of Weight.
Country or System.
signal.
BAD
-Cantar
BAE
Carat
{
f
AZY
A
-u
-Arroba
j
[
Batman
(or,
BAG
Berkovitz
Boughdais
gramme)
Brazil.
Portugal.
Spain.
BAF
Turkish Metrical.
Russia.
(or,
Catty, or. Chin
^^y^
United States and
Great Britain.
China.
Miria-
bay
gramme)
Argentina.
BAG
-j
Centigramme
Metrical.
or
Habbe
Turkish Metrical.
or
Deci-
BAJ
f
I
Turkish Metrical.
Kokkos
Greek Metrical.
Country or System.
Measure.
Signal.
BAH
-fipntner
-têntner
i
j
or.
Catty . .bap
States.
BAV
Turkish Metrical.
or
Lood
Decigramme
Dutch
Metrical.
Metrical.
BAW
BAX
BAY
Turkish Metrical.
Dutch
Greek Metrical.
Gramme)
{or.
BAN
Turkish Metrical.
Doppelzentner..zNL
j
Germany.
United States and
Great Britain.
BAK Drachm
Drachma {or, Decagramme)

-BAI Turkish Metrical.
Drachme {or. Gramme)
BAN
BAL
Funt
BAM Grain
Gramme
Greek Metrical.
Russia.
United States and
Great Britain.
Denk
BAP
{or.
BCE
BCF
Q^^^^ Britain.
-j
Pud,
Pood
or.
Russia.
Denmark.
-Quintal
Metrical.
CentiBAG Turkish
-Pund
Sweden.
United States and
Great Britain.
'United States.
l_
<
Onze Dutch Metrical.

Hundredweight (cwt. ) Great Britain.
{or,
Brazil.
Chile.
Metrical.
Metrical.
Hectogramme
Quintal
bcj Turkish Metrical.
'
Metrical.
BCJ
f
j
Quintal Metric
or
[Kantar
BCK
Turkish Metrical.
or.
Dutch Metrical.
or
Ser
jf^ypt^
Kilogramme)
{or,
BAQ
BCL
Stone
BCM
Tan,
Tcheki
Japan.
Ton
India.
Great Britain.
Pecul
or..
India.
China.
{or, Millier)
BAV
Kin
Kokkos {or. Centigramme)

BAG Greek Metrical.
Korrel {or. Decigramme)
BAJ Dutch Metrical.
Kvint
Denmark.
Kwamme
Japan.,
{or,
Millier)
BAY
Tonne
Turkish Metrical.
United States and
Great Britain.
{or, Millier)
BAV
Wigtje
BCN
Portugal.
Spain.
Metrical.
Turkish Metrical.
-Rottoio
Ser
or
Ock, or, Oke.
Pond
BAT
BCA
BCD
Argentina.
Metric)
BAS
BCI
Dutch
Kilogramme
BAR
-Quarter
Greek Metrical.
Kan tar
BAQ
BCH
or
"Wigtje
or
BAZ
Turkish Metrical.
Decigramme)
BAJ Greek Metrical.
Ock, or, Oke {or. Kilogramme)
BAQ Turkish Metrical.
Onze {or. Hectogramme)
BAO Dutch Metrical.
United States and
Ounce
Great Britain.
Pecul, or, Tan--BCM China.
United States and
r>,-i,j-//i4-Pennyweight
(dwt. ^)
(. ^.^^^ ^^^^^^
^
Pf und
Austria-Hungary.
Pond {or. Kilogramme)
BAQ Dutch Metrical.
United States and
Pound
ah ^
i
i-ouna (ID.;
{or.
BCG
Drachme
gramme
BAO
or
Batman
Turkish Metrical.
or
Habbe
Myriagramme
Metrical.
or
BAN
Mna
Obolos
Metrical.
German Metrical.
Metrical.
Greece.
Metrical.
Tonne
Milligramme
(_
or
Korrel
or
Obolos
United States and

Great Britain.
or
or
Boughdais
Turkish Metrical.
Ton
China.
Drachma
Denk
-Metrical.
or
Metrical.
or
.BAJ
Country or System.
Measure.
Millier
Tcheki
Decagramme
I.
Sweden.
United
Bci
Chin,
Signal.
Denmark,
Centner, or, Quintal
BAI
Part
54
{or.
German Metrical.
Gramme)
BAN
Zolotnick
Dutch
Metrical.
Russia.
f Argentina.
BAU
-Libra
1
[
Lood
{or.
For
Chile.
Portugal.
Spain.
Decagramme)
BAI Dutch
Metrical.
of countries in which the Metis used, and for Table for

Converting Metrical Measures and
Weights into their American Equivalist
rical
System
lents, see
page
55.
Paet
I.
LIST OF
55
THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN WHICH THE METRICAL STSTEM

IS
United States (permissive)
USED.
DEGREES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

Vessels other than those of Spain or France use the meridian of Greenwich.
Spanish and French vessels use the meridians of Cadiz and Paris, respectively. In case
= What
of doubt, the vessel to which the signal is made should hoist the signal
following
the
of
Which can be answered by one
is your First Meridian ?
NBL
TBL
HSI
= My first meridian is Paris, east of Greenwich 3

= My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwicli 6
30'
15"
13'
34"
=
=
CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.

LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Code
h. 9
li.
m.
31 sees.
34 m. 49 sees.
Part
I.
Code
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
57
DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.
HOURS OF TIMK, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ABC.

Civil
Code
time
is
to be
understood unless the signal
PHW
(astronomical)
is
made.
BAEOMETER
[Id inches and millimeters.]
The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.
signal.
THERMOMETER.
Signal.
Part
I.
THERMOMETER.
Fahren-
signal.
heit.
Centigrade. Reaumur.
Code Flag
OVEli
YU
YV
YW
YX
XZ
ZA
ZB
ZC
ZD
ZE
ZF
ZG
ZH
ZI
ZJ
90
91
91 4
93
93
93 3
94
95
96
96 8
97
+81
+31
+33
+33
33
+33
+33
+33
+34
+34
+35
+35
+36
+36
+36
+34
+35
+35
+35
+36
+36
+36
+37
+37
+37
38
+38
+38
+38
+39
61
rahren-
Signal.
Code Flag
OVER
helt.
ZK
ZL
ZM
ZN
zo
ZP
ZQ
ZR
ZS
ZT
ZU
zv
zw
zx
ZY
98
99
100
100
101
103
103
103
104
105
105
106
Centigrade. Etoumur.
+37
+37 3
+37 8
+38
+38 3
+38 9
+39
+39 4
+40
+40 6
+41
+41 1
+39 6
+39 8
+30 3
+30 4
+30 7
+31 1
+31 3
+31 6
+33
+33 4
+33 8
+33 9
AUXILIARY PHEASES.
(i. e..
Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, or forming sentences or parts of sentences in

frequent use.)
N.
of the following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.

discretion when communication is being
held with ships or signal stations not using the English language.
B. Many
They must therefore be used with great
AMARE.
BEA
EEC
BED
BEF
Am.
Am I not
Am I to?
BEG
Am, Are,
BBH
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
BEI
Are Continued.
AM.
How are they?

How are you?
How is (or, are) he
Ami?
or, Is not.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
How am I?
bpd
bqd
Is not to be
Is nottohave.-i
Is to.
Is to be
Is to have
lam
lam
What,
BYX
or.
Which am
byz
Cpv
I?
When am I to?
Where am I (or, are we)?
Where I am (ur, we are)
Why ami?
C(jv
CSQ
ctg
cuy
If
he
If
If
If
If
we are
we are
(she,
Are, Is his (her-s,

BEL Are, or. Is my (mine).
BEM Are, or, Is ours, or. Are we
BEN
BEO
BEP
BEQ
BER
BES
or.
it-s).
Âre,
or. Is with
Are, he, (she,
it,
cbq
cbr
or persons or
bvy
Cmg
CMH
Cnm
BEX
bfc
bqc
orperson-s or things indicated) I.CPX
When are (or, is)? -CQW

When are we?
CQX
When are you?
CQY
When he (she, it, or persons or things
or, Is you-r-s.
from
bur
bus
s indi-
I-But
cated) is (or, are)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) able to-
cej
indicated) is (or, are)
When is
He, She, It (or persons or things indiHe, She, It (or persons or thing
^We are not.
CFW
What, or. Which are (or, is)?
What, or. Which are(or', is)you-r-s ?-0PY
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
cated) is (or, are) for
for
They are from.

BEU They are.
BEV They are not.
BEW We are.
BET
beg
bfd
bqd
beh
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done (oj-,. is,
bul
or, are doing)
He, She. It (or persons or thing s indicated) had (has, or, have) not done
bup
(or, is, or, are not doing)
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
cated) is (or, are)
Oax
Oay
not
you are
you are not
They are
Are, Am, or. Is not

Are, Am, or. Is not to be
Are, Am, or, la not to have
Are, Am, or. Is to
Are, Am, or. Is to be
Are, Am, or. Is to have
Are, or, Is the.
Are, or. Is theirs, or. Are they
Are, or. Is there any ?
Are these (or, those)?
Are,
byl
it,
things indicated)^
There are (or, is)
There are (or, is) not
Are.
BEK
or persons
bxg
or things indicated) ?
he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
Is, or.
BEJ
it,
or persons or things indibym

cated) is (or, are) able to
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyn
cated) is (or, are) not
If he (sho, it, or persons or things indibyo
cated) is (or', are) not able to
caf
If they are
CAG
If they are not
bxg
not--
bxi
(she,
cated) \s (or, are)
bfc
bqc
I am not.
If
If
If
bxh
buv
He, She, It (or persons or things indibuw

He, She, It (or persons or things indibux
cated) is (or, are) not able to
(62)
(or, are) he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated )?--CRN
When they are
csi
When we are
CSL
When you are
csn
cSQ
Where are (or, is)?
CSR
Where are they ?
csT
Where are you from ?
si
Where he (she, it, or persons or things
ctd
Where I am (or, we are)

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

Where we are (or,
cth
cua
I
am)
_ctg
Part
I.
AUXILIAEY PHRASES.
63
AREBE.
AEe Continued.
Where you are
BEZ
You are.
You are not.
BPA
Be.
BEY
BFC
BED
BPE
BEG
BFH
BFI
BFJ
BPK
BEL
Be Continued.
_
Who are {or, is)?....:

Why are (or, is)V
Why are you?
Why are you not?..
Been.
Am, Are,
Am, Are,
Be the.
cuf
cuz
cva
cvB
.._
Being.
or, la
to be.
or. Is
not to be.
Can, or May be.

Can, or May do
be
Can, or. May have been.done)
blt
(or,
Can, or May have done (or, been done) blv

Can, or. May he (she, it, or persons or
things indicated) be?
btk
things indicated) have been ?
btl
Can, or, Maylbe?
bkh
Can, or. May it be done?
blw
Can, or. May there be ?
Can not, or. May not be.
Can not or May not do ( or, be done ) . blx
Can not, or' May not have been.
Can not, or May not have done (or, been
done)
BLZ
Can not, or May not he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) be ?. -\ _ btm
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have been ?
Could,
BTN
or.
Might
be.
BEP
BEQ
BTX
BER
Had,
BES
Had, Has,
or.
Have
Had, Has,
or,
or,
been
Have not been.

Have not done
done)
BET
Had,
or,
or,
or.
(or,
(or,
(or,
I
I
BEZ
(or,
(or,
BGH I shall
BGI
BGJ
been
i.--BMS
(or,
(or, will) be.

shall (or, will) not be.
should
If it
If it
(or,
would)
be.
can (or, may) be done.

bzr
can not (or, may not) be done, .bzs
Is, etc.
(See
Am.
Is it not to be done?
bni
Is it to be done?
bnj
It, etc: '(See He.)
It can be.
It can (or, may) be done
_-BNK
It can not be.
It can not (or,
not) be done
bnl
It could (or, might) be done
bnm
It could (or, might) not be done.-.BNO
It had (or, has) been.
It had (or, has) been done
bnp
It had (or, has) not been.
It had (or, has) not been done
bnq
It ought to be.
It ought to be done
bnr
It ought not to be.
It ought not to be done
bns
BGN
BGO
may
BGR
BGS
BGP
He, She, It (or persons or things indiBUC

cated) can (or, may) be
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) can not (or, may not) be.-BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) been__-BUK
I
I
BGK I should (or, would) have been.

BGL I should (or, would) not be.
BGM I should (or, would) not have been.
BGQ
Have they been ?
Had, Have we been

Had,
Have you been
BEW Having been.
BFU
BEV
I can may) be.

can not
may not) be.
could
might) be.
BGA I could
might) not be.
BGC I had
have) been.
BGD I had
have) not been.
BGE I must be.
BGE I must not be.
BEX
BEY
(or,
Could, or. Might do(or, be done) ...bma

Could, or, Might have been.
Could, or. Might have done (or, been
done)
BMC
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) be ?
bto
or things indicated) not be ?
btp
Could, or. Might not be.
Could, or, Might not do (or, bedone)BMD
Could, or. Might not have been.
Could, or Might not have done (or, been
done)
BME
Could, or. Might there be ?
Had, Has, or Have been.
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
done)
bmb
Had. Has, or Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) been?--BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not been?
BFM
BEN
BEO
He, She, It (or persons or things indieafed) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must be
buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must not be
bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought to be
BVF
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought not to be
bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) be
bvi
,
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not be
bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) be
bvm
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) do (or; be
done)
BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not be. bvq
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not do (or,
be done)
bvh
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) to be
bvw
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not to be. . .Bvx
.V.V.cui
BGT
It
shall (or, will) be.
It shall (or, will)

It shall (or, will)
It shall (or, will)
BGU
BGV Let her be.
BGW
Let him be
Let them be.
be done
not be.
not be done
bnt
i.BNU
bxe
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
64
I.
BE.
BGX
Be Continued.
Let us be.
BHO
That,
That,
May,
etc.
(See Can.
Might, etc. (See Could.)
BGY
BGZ
CKY
CGI
CHY
chz
BNX
Shall, or.
Will he
(she,
it,
or things indicated) do
or,
persons
bwe
or persons
be done)?
(or,
BWP
Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ?.
bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
or thing s indicated) not do (or, be
done)?
-.-Bwj
Shall, or.
BHC
BHD
BHE
BHF
BHG
BHI
Shall,
Shall,
or.
or.
Shall, or.
Shall, or,
done)
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
Will I be?
Will not be?
Will not do (or, be done) -BNY
Will not have done (or, been
BNZ
Will there be?
Will they be ?
Will we be ?
Will you be ?
Will you not be ?
Shall, or,
BHK Should, or. Would be.
BHJ
Should,
BHL
or.
Would do
(or,
be done) .bop
Should,
or. Would have been.

Should, or. Would have done (or, been
1
done) --BOG
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or, perbwn
sons or things indicated) be
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWO
or things indicated) have been ?-BWQ
Should, or, Wouldhe(she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not be ? . ..bws
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not do (or, be
bwt
done)?
Should, or. Would he (she, it, orpersons
or things indicated) not have been ?
BHM Should,
Should,
BHN
Should,
bwv
or.
or.
Would not be.

Would not do (or, be
BOH
or. Would not have been.

Should, or. Would not have done {or,
been done)
-.BOi
or,
have) not
aiKZ
or.
or,
They can (or, may) be.

They can not (or, may not) be.
They could (or, might) be.
BHS They could (or, might) not be.
BHT They had (or, have) been.
BHU They had (or, have) not been.
BHV They must be.
BHW They must not be.
BHP
BHQ
BHE
BHX
BHY
BHZ
BIA
BIC
BID
BIE
BIF
(or,
(or,
To
To
To
To
BIG
BIH
BIJ
BIK
BIM
BIN
BIO
BIP
BIQ
BIR
BIS
BIT
Bltr
ONE
They ought to be.

They ought not to be.
They shall (or, will) be.
They shall (or, will) not be.
They should would) be.
They should would) not be.
They were to be.
They were not to be.
be
be at
Was,
or,
CNP
cnq
onr
be done
be had..
.CNS
Were
to be.
We can (or, may) be.

We can not (or, may not)
be.
We could (or, might) be.

We could (or, might) not be.
We had have) been.
We had have) not been.
We must be.
We must not be.
We shall (or, will) be.
We shall (or, will) not be.
(or,
(or,
We should
We should
(or,
(or,
would) be.
would) not
We were to be.
BIW We were not to be.
BIV
done),
This had (has,
Clj
This must be
This must not be
Clm
or, This shall (or, will) be---CLN
or. This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
or. This should (or, would) be. CLP
or. This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
There can (or, inay) be..cmj
There can not (or, may not) be
CMli
There could (or. might) be
CMC
There could (or, might) not be
caap
There had (has, or, have) been
ome
There had (has, or, have) not been.CMS
There shall (or, will) be
CMV
There shall (or, will) not be
CMX
There should (or, would) be
cmz
There should {or would) havebeen-pNA
There should (or, would) not be
cnd
There should (or, would) not have been,
That,
That,
That,
That,
That,
That,
cgj
-Chs
it,
or.
been
cen
cen
Will he
(she,
(or,
OKT
might) be-CKv
might) not be
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been

That,
Shall, or,
or thing -s indicated) be
(or,
CKW
cbw
Will be.
Will do {or, be done)
bnw
Will have done {or, been done)
or.
or,
ckr
This can (or, may) be
This can not (or, may not) be
That, or. This could

That, or. This could
cen
Cep
cev
Shall, or,
Shall, or.
Shall,
or.
OEM
Must be
Must do (or, be done)
Must have been
Must not be.-Must not do {or, be done)
Need be.
Need not be.
Not be (been, being)
Not to be
Not to be done
Not to be had
Ought not to be
Ought to be
Ought to do {or, be done)
-
BHA
Be Continued.
Should, or, Would there be
be.
When
When
When
shall (or, will) be'

crs
shall (or, will) it be done?..ORX
shall (or, will) you be ?
csd
Where shall (or, will) be?
ctl
I
Part
ATJXILIAEY PHRASES.
I.
65
BE CAN.
Be Continued.
Where shall {or,
Will, etc.
BIX
Will
BIY
You can
it
be
Would,
BIZ
BJA
BJC
BJD
BJE
BJP
BJG
BJH
BJI
BJK
BJL
BJM
BJN
Can Continued.
will) you
(See Shall.)
be'
Can
Can
-CTU
etc.
{or,
(SeeSho'uld.)
may)
Can
be.
You were to be.
BJQ
BJR
By.
BKQ
BKR
BKS
it-s).
{or,
shall (or, will) if I can.

I will do it if I can..^
If he (she, it, or persons or
cated) cun {or,
Can.
{or,
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
can {or, may)

bza
can not {or, may not)
bzc
it can {or, may) be done
bzr
it can not {or, may not) be done. .Bzs
they can (or may)
cah
they can not {or, may not)
cai
we can {or, may)
_
...caz
we can not {or, may not)
cba
you can {or, may)
cbs
you can not {or, may not)
cbt
-CPO
May).
bke
Can,
Can,
Can,
Can,
Can,
Can,
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
Maybe
bfg
May do {or, be done)
blt
May do it
blu
May have
bqe
May have been.
bfh
May have done {or, been done)
Can,
Can,
or.
or.
May have had

May he (she, it,
or
Can, or.
May his (hers, it-s)?

May I (my, mine) ?
May I be ?
Can,
May I have some ?
Can,
May it be done?
Can, May that {or, this) ?
May the ?
Can,
May there be?
Can,
Can, May these (or, those) ?
May they (their-s) ?
Can,
Can, May they not ?
May we (our-s) ?
Can,
Can,
May you-r-s ?
Can not, or. May not ?
Cannot, or. May not be
Can not, or. May not do {or, be done)
Can not, or. May not do it
Cannot, or, May not have
BKI
BKJ
BKL
BKM
BKN
BKO
BKP
or.
or,
or,
or.
or.
or.
or,
or,
or.
or.
or.
or,
76,56409-
(she,
it,
I
I
(See He.)
can be
bgn
can {or, may) be done
bnk
can not be
_
boo
can not {or, may not) be done
bnl
No, I can not
huz
Nothing can {or, could)
skb
That, or, This can (o)', may)
ckq
That, or, This can {or, may) be-..-CKR
That, or, This can not (or may not) .CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not)
be
cKT
There can {or, may)
cmi
There can (or, may) be
cmj
There can not {or, may not)
cmk
There can not {or, may not) be
cml
They can (or, may).
They can (or, may) be
bhp
They can (or, may) have
bsp
They can not (or, may not).
They can not (or, may not) be
bhq
They can not (or, may not) have ...bsg
We can {or, may).
We can (or, may) be
bih
We can {or, may) have
bsn
We can not {or, may not).
We can not (or, may not) be
...Bij
We can not (or, may not) have
BSO
It, etc.
bqf
or person
he
It
It
It
It
things indicated)'!
btj
Can, or, May he (she, it, or persons or
btk
btl
things indicated) have been?
BKG Can,
BKH Can,
byd
or persons or things indicated) cannot {or, may not)

bye
BLV
BKF
may)
If
Not by...
{or.
lip'
things indi-
{or,
{or,
BKE
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) can {or, may)

bua
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) can {or, may) be
buc
He, She. It {or persons or things indicated) can not {or, may not)
bud
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) can not {or, may not) be ..bue
How can {or, may)? ...
bxj
I can {or, may).
I can (or, may) be
bpx
lean (or, may) have
bri
I can not {or, may not).
I can not (or, may not) be
bfy
I can not (or, may not) have
brj
be.
By him
her-s,
BJS
By me (my, mine.
BJT
By that this.)
BJU By the.
BJV By them (their-s).
BJW By there.
BJX By these
those).
BJY By us (our-s).
BJZ
By what which).
BKA By whom
whose).
BKC By you-r-s.
BKD Me by.
(his,
bqi
or per-
BTN
You shall {or, will) be.'

You shall {or, will) not be.
You should (or, would) be.
You should {or, would) not be.
You were not to
or.
blz
May not have had

May not he (she, it,
sons or things indicated) be ?

btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or persons or things indieaied) have been ?
Yoii must be.

You must not be.
You ought to be.
You ought not to be.
BJO
BJP
not, or.
Cannot,
You can not {or, may not) be.

You could (09', might) be.
You could (or, might) not be.
You had {or, have) been.
You had {or, have) not been.
Can
not, or, May not have been

bfk
not, or. May not have done {or,
been done)
-i
.'
bqg
BLw
hue
bpi
BKT
BKU
BKV
BKW
bfj
.
blx
bly
bqh
What,
or.
When can
Which can
{or,
may)?
{or,
may)?...cpz
CQZ
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
66
I.
CAN-DO.
Could Continued.
Can Continued.
When
CKM
can {or, may)

Where can (or, may)?
Who can (or, may)?
Why can (or, may)?
Why can not {or, may not)
Yes,
huf
CKW
cvd
hug
lean
BKX
You an,
BKY
You can (or, may) be

You can {or, may) have
You can not {or, may not).
You can not {or, may not) be
Yon can not {or, may not) have
{or,
(See He.)
That, or This could (or, might)
Cku
That, or This could (or, might) be. -Cxv
That, or This could (or, might) not be,
She, etc.
CSV
CUJ
There could
There could
There could
may).
biy
bsy
BLN
biz
BLG
Bsz
BLP
Could
BKZ
BLA
BLC
BLD
{or.
BLG
BLH
BLI
BLJ
BLM
BLQ
BLR
BLS
BLU
BLV
BLW
BLX
BLY
BLZ
Could, or. Might they (their-s)

Could, or, Might we (our-s)?
Could, or. Might you-r-s
BMA
BMC
BMD
BME
BMF
It {or persons
or things indi-
cated) could {or, might)

buf
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) could {or, might) not
bug
How could {or, might)?
bxk
I could (or, might).
I could (or, might) be
bfz
I could (or, might) have
bek
I could {or, might) not.
bga
1 could (or, might) not be
I could (or, might) not have
brl
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) could (or, might) - ,
byf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) could, or, might not
byg
If I could (or, might)
bzd
If I could (or, might) not
bze
If they could {or, might)
caj
If they could (or, might) not
cal
If we could (or, might)
cbd
If we could (or, might) not
cbe
If you could (or, might)
CBu
If you could (or, might) not
cbv
It, etc.
(See He.)
It could {or. might) be done
bnm
It could (or, might) not be done
bno
Nothing could
Skb
We
We could
We could
cmn
CMO
cmp
bhr
bhs
might) be.bik
might) not.
We could (or, might) not be
bim
What, or. Which could (or, might) ?-CQA
When could (or, might)?
cea
Where could ( or, might) 1 -J
csw
Who could {or, might)?
cum
Why could (or, might)?
cve
Why could (or, might) not?
cvp
()pr,
{or,
You could {or, might).

You could (or, might) be
You could (or, might) not.
Do.
BLT
{or,
might)
might) be
might) not be
{or, might).
They could (or, might) be
-^They could (or, might) not.
They could (or, might) not be
could (or, might).
You
or. Might not have

bql
Could, or. Might not have been
bfo
Could, or. Might not have done {or, been
done)
BME
Could, or. Might not have had
bqm
Could, or. Might that {or, this) ?
Could, or. Might the ?
Could, or, Might there be ?
bfp
Could, or. Might these {or, those)?
He, She,
BLK
bkz
Could, or. Might be

bfl
Could, or. Might do {or, be done)--BMA
Could, or. Might have
bqj
Could, or, Might have been
bfm
Could, or. Might have done {or, been
done) .-BMC
Could, or. Might have had
bqk
Could, or, Might he (she, it, orperxon-s
or things indicated) be?
bto
or thihgs indicated) not be ?
btp
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s) ?
Could, or. Might I (my, mine)?
Could, or. Might not.
Could, or, Might not be
bfn
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD
Could
BLE
BLF
Might)
Could.
They could
(or,
or,
(
could
(or,
Dobs.
Did.
bja
might) not be
bjc
Done-.-bmf
Doing.
Can, or. May do be done).

Can, or, May do
Can, Mayhave done (or, been done).
Can, or. May be done?
Can not, May not do be done).
Can not, May not do
Can not, May not have done
been done).
Could, or, Might do (or, be done).
Could, or. Might have done
been
(or,
it.
or,
it
or.
(or,
or,
it.
or.
(or,
(or,
done).
^Could,
or.
Might not do
(or,
be done).
(or, been
Could, or. Might not have done

done).
Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
'
Do, Does, or. Did he (she,.it, or persons

or things indicated) ?..
btq
Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?
Does, or. Did I (my, mine)?
-Do, Does, or, Did not.
Do not let him (her, it, or persons indi-
BMG Do,
BMH Do,
BMI
have
BTR
Did that (or this)?
Do, Does, or. Did the?
Do, Does, or. Did there?
Do, or. Did these (or, those)?
Do, Does, or. Did they (their-s) ?
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s) ?
Do, Does, or. Did you-r-s?
Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been
cated)
BMJ
Does,
BMK
BML
BMN
or.
BMO
BMP
BMQ
BMB,
BMS
done)
Had,
has, or.
done).
Had, or.
BMT
BMU Had,
BMV Had,
BMW Had,
BMX
or.
or.
or.
Having
Have not done
(or,
been
Have I done?
Have they done?
Have we done?
Have you done?
done.
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did)
buh
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not
bui
Part
67
AtrXILIABY PHRASES.
I.
DO.
Do
Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated)- had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing)
bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done
bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done)
BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not do [or,
be done)
bvr
How do
How do
or. Would he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) do (or, be done),
BWO
If it can not (or, may not)

If they do (or, did)
If they do (or. did) not
If we do (or, did)
If we do (or, did) not
If you do (or, did),
If you do (or, did) not
BOH
did).
BOJ They do
did) not.
BOK They do
BOL They had (or, have) done.
BOM They had (or, have) not done.
BOI
(or,
(or,
BON
BOP
BOQ
BOE
BOS
BOT
be done.-BZS
cam
can
BNU
BNV
CBX
not to be done?
be done?
(See He.)
It, etc.
It can (or, may) he done.
It can not (or, may not) be done.
It could (or, might) be done.
It could (or, might) not be done.
It has (or, had) been done.
It has (or, had) not bên done.
It ought to be done.
-It ought not to be done.
It shall (or, will) be done.
-It shall (or, will) not be done.
BNW
BNX
.'.
What, or. Which do (does, or, did) ?. .cqb,

What, or, Which does(do, or, did)he (she
When
does (do, or, did) he (she,
it, or,
ced
persons or things indicated) 1
ore
When do (or, did) I (or, wej?
When do (or, did) they (or, you) ?- - -Crf
ceg
When done with
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or, you)

CEV
do?
When
cfp
cpQ
shall (or, will) it be done ?. - -CEX

CSX
Where do (does, or, did) ?
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)? ..---. CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) ?. - -CSZ
CUO
do (does, or, did) ?
CVG
do (does, or, did)?-CVH
do (does, or, did) not ? .-
CGi
-CVi
It will do.
May, etc.
Not done
Not to be done
Oughtl to do?
Ought to do (or, be done)
(or,
(or,
What, or. Which shall (or, will)I (or, we)

---CQL
do?
What, or. Which shall (or, will) they (or,
CQN
you) do?
What, or. Which should (or, would) I
cqr
(or, we) do?
What, or. Which should (or, would) they
CQS
(or.you) do?
Ckb
When do (does, or, did) ?-
cbw
(See Can.
Must not do (or, be done)-Not doing
We do (or, did).
We do (or, did) not.
We had have) done,
We had have) not done.
it,orperson-sorthingsindicated)1.cqD
or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
CQE
or,you)?
BNK
BNL
BNM
BNO
BNP
BNQ
BNR
BNS
BNT
one
To be done
CNT
--To do
Was, or, Were done (or, doing).
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).
What,
cbf
cbg
BNH Is it done?
it to
done).
Should,

BWT
done)
Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).
Should, or. Would npt have done (or,
been done)
(or,
it
bxl
lip
I will doit if I can
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyh
cated) does (do, or, did)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi^.byi
cated) does (do, or, did) not
1
bzf
If I do (or, did)
bzg
If I do (or, did) notliq
If I were you I should not do it
bZe
If it can (or, may) be done
Is
BOG
do (or, be done)
Shall, or. Will not have done (or, been
done)
Shall, or. Will they do it ?
Shall, or, Will they not do it ?
Shall, or, Will you do it ?
Shall, or. Will you not do it ?
Should, or. Would do (or, be done).
bxm
I shall (or, will) not do.

I should (or, would) do.
would) not do.
BNG I should
Is
BOA
BOC
BOD
BOE
BOF
Continued.
Shall, or. Will not
you?.
(or, did)
BNE
BNF
BNJ
BNZ
Do
(does, or, did)?
BMY -I do (or, di^.

BMZ
-I do (or, ai) not.
BNA -I had (or, have) done.
-I had (or, have) not done.
BNC
BND I shall (or. will) do.
BNI
BNY
CEN
Who
Why
Why
Why do (or,did; you?
Why do (or, did) you not?
cew
CHQ
chz
or. Will do, (or, be done)

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

things indicated), not do (or, be done)?
BWJ
Will, etc.
BOU
BOV
Will it do ?
Will not do.
BOW
Will you doit?

Would. (See Should.)
You do (or, did).
BOZ
had
You
^You had
BOX
BOY
You do
CVJ
(See Shall.)
(or, did) not.

(or, have) done.
(or, have) not done.
owe
FORHAD,
Fob
BPA
BPA
For.
BPC
BPD
For all.
For him
her-s,
things indicated).
BPE For me (my, mine).
BPF For that
BPG For the.
BPH For them (their-s).
BPI
For these those).
BPJ
For
BPK For what
which).
BPL For whom,
whose).
BPM For
(his,
it-s,
Had, Has,
Do
indicated) have
BQN
BQO
Had, Has, or.

Had. Has, or.
Had, Has, or.
Had. Has,
Had, Has,
persons or things
indi-
bur
cnm
cop
cta
for?
From
bpn
From.
BPO From him
her-s,
or persons or
things indicated).
BPQ From me (my, mine).
BPE From that
BPS
From the.
BPT From them (their-s).
BPU From there.
BPV From thi-se
those).
BPW From us (our-s).
BPX From what {or, which).
BPY From whence
where).
BPZ From whom (or, whose).
BQA From you-r-s
(his,
it-s,
BQR
BQS
{or, this).
BQT
BQU
{or,
(or,
He, She,
cated)
It {or
is (or,
persons or things
are) from
Not from
They are from
Was, or. Were from
Where are you from?
BQC
BQD
BQE
Am,
Am,
Can,
indi-
bus
coq
si
or.
Are, or. Is to have.
Are, or. Is not to have.
or,
have.
or.
have been
or,
have done
Can,
bph
Can,
{or,
been
done) blv
Can, or. May have had.
btl
BQG
BQH
Can, or. May I have some

?
Can not, or. May not have.
Can not, or. May not have been
bfk
Can not, or. May not have done (or, been
BQI
Can not. or. May not have had.
done)
,BLz
not, or. May not he (she, it, or

persons or things indicated) have
been? ...
btn
Could, or. Might have.
Could, or. Might have been
bpm
Could, or. Might have done {or, been
Can
BQJ
BQK
Could, or. Might have had.

Could,
BMC
Might not have.

bpo
Could, or. Might not have done (or, been
done)
BME
or.
BRC
BRD
BRE
BRF
BQF
BQL
Have, he
(she,
it,
or.
Have, he
(she,
it,
or perbts
or per_
.btu
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had - _btv
Had, Has, or, Hsive. he (she, it, or .persons or things indicated) not
btw
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she. it, or persons or things indicated) not been,
BTX
Had. Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not had-BTY
Had, Has, or. Have, his (her-s, it-s).
Had, Has, or, Have, I (my, mine) ?
Had, or. Have I been ?
bpe
Had, or. Have I done?
bmt
"Had, or. Have I had ?
Had, Has, or. Have not.
x
Had, Has, or. Have not been
bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done)
bms
bqn
May
May
May
done)
or.
had.
BQV Had, Has, or. Have not had.

BQW Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this).
BQX Had, Has, or. Have the.
BQY Had, Has, or. Have there.
BQZ Had, or. Have these (or, those)
BRA Had, Has. or. Have they (them, theirs)
cfs
bet
Have
Had, Has,
bmr
Have
CFR
for
bfq
been
(or,
son-s or things indicated) been
cated) is (or, are) for
Where
any.
sons or things indicated)
(or,
yoTi-r-s.
Not for
They are for
Was, or, Were
Have
done)
BQP
{or,
It {or
btr
Have.
Had, Has, or. Have been

Had, Has, or. Have done
lis (oTir-s).
He, She,
Have
or.
Continued.
or. Might not have had.
not let him (her, it, or persons
BQM Could,
or persons or
(or,
I.
HAS, HAVE.
[or, this).
BPN
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
68
BEG
BRH
Have they been ?

Have they done ?
Have they had ?

Had. Has. or. Have we (our-s)?
Had, or. Have we been
Had, or. Have we done
Had, or. Have we had V
Had. Has, or. Have you-r-s.
Had, or. Have you been ?
Had, or. Have you done ?
Had, or. Have you had ?
Having
Having been...
Having done
Having had.
Had.
Had,
Had,
or.
or.
or.
bft
bmu
bpu
bmv
bpv
bmw
qpi
bfw
bmx
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has. or, have)
buj
He. She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have been)._.BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
.
or,
are doing)
bul
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) had . ..bum
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not
bun
He, She. It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not been.Buo
He, She, It (orperson-s or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
is, or, are not doing)
bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
.
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
69
HAD, HAS, HAVE.

Had, Has,
or, KArrE Continued.

It {or persons or things indi-
He, She,
BSC
cated) should [or, would) have-..BVO

He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not have.BVS
How had (has, or, have)?
bxn
I can may) have.

I can not may not) have.
BRK could
might) have.
BRL I could
might) not have.
have).
BRM I had
BRI
{or,
BRJ
{or.
{or,
{or,
BSD
{or,
I
I
BRN
BRO
I
I
I
I
had (or,
had {or,
had {or,
had {or,
had {or,
had (or,
had (or,
I
BRQ shall
BRS I shall
BRT I should
BRU I should
BRP
have)
have)
have)
have)
have)
have)
have)
been
done
bgc
bna*
---^
had.
BSE
not.
bqd
bnc
not been
not done
not had.
cated)
had
OKY
bgk
I should {or, would) have been
I should (or, would) not have been.-BGM
indiIf he (she, it, or persons or things
byj
cated) had (has, or, have) ..
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi(has, or,
That,
have.
{or, will) not have.
{or, would) have.
{or, would) not have.
{or, will)
Had, Has, or, Have Continued.

^Should, or. Would have had.
bwp
or things indicated) have 1
Should, or, Would he (she, it,, or person-s
or things indicated) have been . -BWQ
Should, or,Wouldhe(she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have---Bwu
Should, or. Would he (she, it, persons or
things indicated) not have been ?- bwv
Should, or. Would not have.
Should, or. Would not have been ?_bhn
Should, or. Would not have done {or,
boi
been done)
Should, or. Would not have had.
That, or. This had (has, or, have).CKX
That, or, This had (has, or, have)been,
byk
have; not
If I had {or, have)

If I had {or, have) not
If they had (or, have) .
If they had {or, have) not
If we had {or, have)
If we had {or, hav3)not
If you had {or, have)
If you had {or, have) not
(See Are.
Is, etc.
(See He.)
It, etc.
It has {or, had) been
It has (or,'had) been done
It has {or, had) not been
It has {or, had) not been done
Let him (her, it, or persons or
bzh
BSF
BSG
BSH
bzi
cao
cap
cbh
BSI
BSJ
cbi
cby
cbz
bgp
bnp
bgq
bnq
things
indicated) have
bwa
BSK
BSL
BSM
This had (has,
or,
have) not
or,
ckz
been
There had (has, or, have)
CMQ
cmr
There hadjhas, or, have) not been-CMS
been.CNA
There should (or, would) have
There should {or, would) not have been,
ONE
They can {or, may) have.
^They can not {or, may not) have.
They had
(or,
have).
They had {or, have) been..,

They had (or, have) done
They had {or, have) had.
They had {or, have) not.
They had {or, have) not been
They had {or, have) not done
They had {or, have) not had.
They should {or, would) have.
They should {or, would) not have.
This, etc.
BSO
BSP
cns
cku
We can may) have.

We can not may not) have.
We had {or, have).
{or,
{or,
have) been
We had
We had {or, have) done
BSQ We had {or, have) had.
BSR We had {or, have) not.
We had {or, have) not been
We had {or, have) not done
BST
We had {or, have) not had.
BSU We shall {or, will) have.
BSV We shall (or, will) not have.
BSW We should {or, would) have.
BSX We should {or, would) not have.
bin
{'or,
BRV
Let them have.

May,
(See Can.
etc.
(See Could.)
etc.
Might,
-CEO
Must have
cep
ceq
Miist have been
BRW
Must have had

Not to be had
Ought not to have
Ought to have
cgj
cht
cia
or. Will have.

Shall, or, "Will have done {or,
Shall,
been done)
BNX
Shall, or.
Will he
(she,
it,
or persons or
bwg
things indicated) have ?
Will he (she, it, or persons or
bwk
things indicated) not have ?
Shall, or. Will I have ?
Shall, or. Will I not have ?
Shall, or. Will not have.
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
BNZ
done)
(See He.)
She, etc.
Shall, or,
BRX
BRY
BRZ
BSA
Should,
or.
Should,
Should,
done)
or,
or.
Would have.
Wouldhave been
Would have done
bhl
{or,
been
bog
bhu
bom
(See That.)
To be had
To have
BSN
bht
bol
What,
or,
Which had
(has, or,
BOS
bio
bot
have)?
CQP
What, or. Which shall {or, will) I {or,
cqm
we) have?
What, or. Which shall {or, will) they
CQO
{or, you) have?
ckh
When had (has, or, have)? ._
CRi
When had {or, have) you?
When shall {or, will) I

When shall (or, will)
have?
crw
have?
they
you)
--.CEZ
{or,
When
csa
shall {or, will) we have?
ctb
Where had (has, or, have)?.cto
Where shall {or, will) I have?
Where shall {oj; will) they {or, you)
have?
CTQ
HAVEHE,
HAD, HAS,
Had, Has,
Where
or.
Have Continued.
we have ?
shall (or, will)
Which,
etc.
Will
it
cte
BUE
cup
CVK
CVL
BUF
(See What.)
cvm
cvn
-,cwd
have?
BTA
BTC
BTD
BTE
BTF
BTG
BTH
BTI
You
You
You
(See Should.)
may) have.
can not (or, may not) have.
had (or, have).
etc.
can (or,
You had
You had
You had
You had
You had
You had
You had
have) been
have) done
have) had.
(or, have) not.
(or, have) not been
(or, have) not done
[or, have) not had.
Yoti shall (or, will) have.
You shall (or, will) not have.
You should (or, would) have.
You should (or, would) not have.
(or,
bjd
(or,
(or,
boy
He
He, She,
bje
boz
cated) could (or, might).
cated) does (do, or, did).
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not.
BUJ He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have).
BUK He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) h%d (has, or, have) been.
BUL He, She, It (or person- s or things indi-
It, or. Persons, or.

or, Is, etc.
(See Is.)
or.
he (she, it, or
Things.
it,
?
it,
it,
it,
it,
BUQ
BUR
For him
(his, her-s, it-s,
or persons or
things indicated)
bpd
or person s
bpo
From him
(his, hers, it-s,

or things indicated) ._
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) 1
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it or persons or things indicated) been ?
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had ?
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not ?
Had, has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not been.
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not had ?
BTU
BTS
BTV
BTW
BTX
BTY
BTZ
He.
BUA
He, She, It (or persons or things
cated) can (or, may).
BUG He, She, It (or persons or thiiigs
cated) can (or, may) be.
BUD
cated) can not (or.
may
not).
indiindiindi-
it,
cated) have.
BUW
BUX
BUT
BUY
BUS
it
it,
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,

or, are doing)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) had.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or. have) not.
He, She, It (or persoî-s or things indicated) had (has or, have) not been.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has. or, have) not done
(or, is, or. are not doing).
He, She, It (or person -s or things indicated) had (has, or. have) not had.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) for.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) from.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are).
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is.(or, are) able to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) not able to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) may.
(See Can.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) might.
(See Could.)
He She, It (or persons or things indicated) must.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must not.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must not be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought not to.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not.
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would).
BUM
BUN
BUG
BUP
May
persons or
things indicated)
BTK Can, or, May he (she, or persons or
thing s indicated) be
BTL Can, or. May he (she,
or persons or
things indicated) have been
BTM Can not, or. May not he (she, or persons or things indicated) be
BTN Can not, or. May not he (she, or persons or things indicated) have been?
BTO Could, or, Might he (she, or persons
or things indicated) be
BTP Could, or. Might he (she, or persons
or things indicated) not be
BTQ Do, Does, or. Did he (she, or persons
or things indicated)
BTR Do not let him (her, or persons indiBTJ
He, She, It Continued.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) can not

may not) be.
BUG He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) could (or, might) not.
BUH He, She, It (or persons or things indi-
BTZ
Are,
Can,
IT.
BUI
Would,
BSZ
SHE,
I.
(or,
Who had (has, or, have)?

Why had (has, or, have) 1
Why had (has, or, have) not?
Why had {or, have) yoti?
Why had (or, have) you not?-..
BSY
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
70
BUY
BVA
BVC
BUZ
BVD
bYf
BVG
BVH
BVI
BVJ
BVK
BVJ.
BVE
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
HE, SHE,
BVM

BVN
He, She,
IT.

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-
indi-
cated) should {or, -would) be.

It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) do (or, be
done).
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) have.
He, She, It (or persons, or things indi-
71
cated) would, etc.
BVY
BVZ
It.
Is,
or.
Are he
(she,
(See Should.
or persons or
it,
things indicated) 1
BWA Let him (her, or persons or things

indicated) have.
etc.)?
(See Can.)
BVP
May he (she,
(See Could.
cated) should (or, would) not.
Might he (she,
etc.
or persons or things
Must he (she,
BVQ He, She, It (or persons or things indicek
cated) should (or, would) not be.
indicated)'!.
Ought he (she,
BVR He, She, It (or persons things indi-
BVO
it,
it,
it,
) ?
it,
or,
it,
cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
BVS
be done).
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not have.
cated) was (or, were).

BVU He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not.
BVW He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
BVT
BVX
cated) was (or, were) to be.

He, She, It (or person s or things indicated) was (or, were) not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indi(See Shall.
cated) will, etc.
He, She. It (or persons or things indicated) would, etc. (See Should.
is (oi are) he (she, it, or persons
How
or things indicated)"!
How shall
(or, will)
he
(she,
it,
or per-
-.s^?
sons or things indicated)^
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyd
cated) can (or, may)
cated) can not (or, may not)-,---BYE

he (she, it, or persons or things indibyf
cated) covild (or, might)
If he (she. it. or persons or things indibyg
cated) could (or, might) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyi
If he (she, it. or persons or things indibyj
cated) had (has, or, have)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indiIf
have) not. ..byk

If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-.byl
cated) is (or, are)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibym
cated) is (or, are) able to
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyn
cated) is. (or. are) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyo
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated)
had
(has, or,
cated) shall (or, will)
cated) shall (or, will) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things
cated) should (or, would)
If he(she, it, or persons or.thing-s
cated) should (or, would) not
If he(she, it, or persons or things
cated) was (or, were)
If he(she, it, or persons or things
cated) was (or, were) not
If
BWC Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.

BWD Shall, or. Will he (she, or persons
BWE Shall, or. Will he, (she. or persons
or persons
BWF Shall, or. Will he (she,
it,
it,
it,
or things indicated) do
he (she,
it,
cated) will, etc.
(-See Shall.
-BYP
indi-
byq
indi-
byr
indi-
bys
indi-
byt
indi-
byu
indi-
be done)?
(or,
BWG Shall, or. Will he (she, or person-s

or things indicated) have?
BWH Shall, or. Will he (she, or person-s
it,
it,.
or things indicated) not?
BWI
Will he (she, it, or person-s

or things indicated) not be?
Shall, or.
BWJ
bxo
chn
indicated) to?
done) ?
BWK Shalli
BWL
or. Will he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) not have?
She.
BWM Should, or. Would he (she,

sons or things indicated)
BWN Should, or. Would he (she,
BWO
it,
or per-
or per-
it,
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?

or. Would he (she, it, or person-s or things indicated) do (or, be
Should,
done)?
BWP Should, or. Would he (she, or person-s or things indicated) have?

BWQ Should, or. Would he (she, or person-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
BWR Should, or. Would he (she, er person-s or things indicated) not?
or perBWS Should, or. Would he (she,
sons or thing-s indicated) not be?
or perBWT Should, or. Would he (she,
it,
it,
it,
it,
it,
son-s or things indicated) not
be done)
Should, or.
do
(or,
or perWould he (she,
BWU
sons or thing-s indiaated) not have?
BWV Should, or Would he (she, or person-s
it,
it,
BWX
BWY
or things indicated) not have been?

That he (she, it, or person-s or things
cla
indicated)
Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
thing-s indicated)^
Was, or Were he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) not ?
What, or Which does (do, or did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indi-
CQD
cated)"!
What, or Which
is (or are)
he
(she,
it,
orperson-s or things indicated) ? - _cpx

When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or
crd
person-s or thing-s indicated)'^
Wlien he (she, it, orperson-s or thing-s
crj
indicated) is (or are)
72
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
HE, SHE, ITI.
Part
I.
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
73
I IF.
Continued.
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
should
should
should
should
should
should
should
should
should
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
-CIP
bgi
_-.bne
would) be
bgj
would) do.
bnp
would) have
..brt
would) have been
bgk
would) not ...CJN
would) not be
bgl
would) not do
bng
would) not have
bru
would) not have been.BGM
coi
lip
byw
BYX
byz
bza
bzc
bzd
bze
bzf
bzg
bzh
-_.BZi
bzj
-BZK
--.BZL
BZM
bzn
...bzg
bzp
bzq
-BZT
Bzu
liq
get
-.geh
(my, mine)?
Needl (my,mine)?
Huz
Cfu
CHP
CHQ
No, I can not
Not I (my.mine)
Ought I (my, mine)?
Ought I to do ?
or, Will I
or, Willi
or. Will I
or. Will I
Should, or,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
(my, mine)?
or.
Was I?
Was I not?
(my, mine)
mine)
I (my, mine)
Were
bhc
brx
bry
be?
have?
not have
Would
I (my,
CIT
--CjQ
old
?
cos
COT
cou
cpv
What, or. Which am I?

What, or. Which shall (or, will) I ? - -CQK
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or,
we) do?-WCV?'^^
What, or. Which shall (or, will) I (or.
cqm
We) have?
CQ^
(or, we) do?
CQV
When am I to?
ore
When do (or, did) I (or, we)?
c^l
When I (my, mine)
CRV
-.
Where am I (or, are we)?-csq

Where do (or, did) I (or, we)?
csy
Where I (my, mine)
---CTf
ctg
Where shall (or. will) I (or, we)? -.CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have ?
CTO
Why am I?
CUY
BYC
---COH
lam
am
That
Was,
do?
brs
cjm
I
I will, etc.
(See Shall.
I will do it if. I can
(See Should.
I would, etc.
If I (my, mine)-\
If
If I
not
If I can (or, may)
If I cannot (or, may not)'
If I could (or, might)
If I do (or, did)
If I do (or. did) not
If I had (or, have)
If I had (or, have) not
If I must
If I must not
If I ought to
If I ought not to
If I shall (or, will)
If Ishall (or, will) not
If I should (or, would)
If I should (or, would) not
If I wasIf I was not
May, etc. (See Can.
I
When I can (or, may)

crm
When shall (or, will) I (or, we) ?.-CEU
When shall (or, vrill) 1 have ?
crw
bks
was
was not
Must
Continued.
I shall (or, -will) if I can

I shall (or, will) not
I shall (or, will) not be
I shall (or, will) not do
I shall (or, will) not have
I should (or, would)
If.
Ishall, or, I will if lean

bks
,
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) is (or, are). (See Is.)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) can (or, may).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) can not (or, may not).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) could (or. might).
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s indicated) could (or, might) not.
If he (she, it, or person s or things indicated) does (do, or, did).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) is (or, are).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) able to.
If he (she, it, or person s or things indicated) is (or, are) not.
If he (she, it, or person s or thing s indicated) is (or, are) not able to.
If he (she. it, or persons or things indi
cated) shall (or, vnll).
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indicated) shall (or, will) not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) should (or, would).
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indicated) should (or, would) not.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) was (or, were).
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not.
BYD
BYE
BYF
BYG
BYH
BYI
BYJ
BYK
BYL
BYM
BYN
BYP
BYO
.BYS
BYT
BYQ
BYR
BYU
BYV
BYW
BYX
BYZ
BZA
BZC
BZD
BZE
BZF
BZG
BZH
BZI
BZJ
BZK
BZL
BZM
BZN
she, her-s,
If he
If I (my, mine).
(his,
it-s).
If I am.
If I am not.
If I can (or, may).
If I can not (or, may not).
If I could (or, might).
If I could
If
If
I
I
do
do
(or,
might) not.
(or, did).
(or, did) not.
If I had (or, have).
If I had have) not.

If I must.
If I must not.
If ought
If I ought not
(or,
to.
to.
If
I shall (or, will).
74
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
IFIS.
Part
I.
Part
I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
IS-MIGHT.
75
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
76
Part
I.
MUSTNOT.
CEJ
Must.
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-
BUY
cated) must
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-- -BUZ
cated) vanat he
He, She, It {or persons or things indiBVA
cated) must not
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) must not be --BVC
CEK
CEL
How must?
BXP
I must.
I'must be
I must not.
bge
I must not be
If I must
If I must not
Must be.
bgf
BZJ
Must do be done).
CEO Must have.
CEP Must have been.
CEQ Must have had.
CER Must he (she,
or persons
indicated)
CES
Must his (her-s,
CET Must I (my, mine)
CEU Must not.
CEV Must not be.
CEW Must not do
be done).
CEX Must that
this)?
CEY Must the?
CEZ Must there be?
CFA Must these
those)?
CFB Must they (their-s)
CFD Must we (our-s)?
CFE Must you-r-s?
CEM
CEN
BZK
{or,
it,
or things
it-s) ?
?
{or,
{or,
{or,
CFG
That, or. This must

That, or. This must be
That, or. This must not
That, or. This must not be
^They must.
CLI
clj
.
They must be
CFH
CFI
CFJ
bhv
They must not.

They must not be
We must.
We must be
We must not.
bhw
bip
We must not be
What,
or,
biq
Which must?
cqh
When must?
cro
Where must?
CFK
CFL
Who must?
Why must?
--.CTI
._
CUQ
cvo
_.-
You must.
You must be
You must not.
bjf
You mustijotbe
CFM
clk
clm
bjg
Not.
Am I not?
Am,
Am,
Am,
Is, or.
Is, or.
Is, or.
Can,
or.
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
not,
not,
not,
not,
not,
not,
not,
done)
BED
beg
bpd
bqd
Are not
Are not
Are not
to be
to have
they not?
May
bkm
or. May not
bkp
or. May not be
bfj
or. May not do {or, be done)BLX
or, May not do it
J
bly
or, May not have - _
bqh
or. May not have been
bfk
or, May not have done {or, been
_
BLz
Not Continued.
Can not, or. May not have had
Can not, or. May not he (she, it,
bqi
or per-
sons or things indicated) be?

btm
not, or. May not he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated) laAve
been?
btn
Could, or. Might be (she, it, or persons
btp
Could, or. Might not
bld
Could, or. Might not be
bfn
Could, or. Might not do (or, bedone)-BMD
Could, or, Might not have
bql
bpo
Could, or, MBght not have done {or, been
Can
done)
--BMC
bqm
Bo, Does, or. Did not
bmi
Do not let him (her, it, or persons or
things indicated) have

btr
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not? --BTW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) not been? --.btx
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, ii,orperson^s
or things indicated) not had?
bty
Had, Has, or. Have not
bqu
Had, Has, or. Have not been
bfs
Had, Has, or. Have not done (or, been
done)
BMS
Had, Has, or. Have not had
bqv
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) can not {or, may not)
BUD
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) can not {or, may not) be - -BUE
He. She, It {or persons or things indicated) could (or, might) not
bug
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not
bui
It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not
bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had(has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done {or,
is, or, are not doing;
bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or. have ) not had - -BUQ
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) is {or, are) not
buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or. are) not able to
bux
He, She, It, etc., may. (See Can.)
He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must not
BVA
bvc
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought not to
_-Bve
bvg
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall {or, will) not -bvj
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) shall {or. will) not be
bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not
bvp
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not be-.BVQ
He, She,
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
77
NOT.
Not Continued.
Not Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not do {or,
be done)
:
bye
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) nothave.Bvs
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) was {or, were) not
Bvu
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) was {or, were) not to be ---Bvx
I am not
bei
I can not {or, may not)
bkr
I can not {or, may not) be
bfy
I can not {or, may not) have
brj
I could {or, might) not
blm
I could (or, might) not be
bga
I could {or, might) not have
bel
I do {or, did) not
bmz
I had {or, have) not
beo
I had {or, have) not been
bgd
I had (or, have) not done
bnc
I
I
I
I
had (or, have)nothad

must not
must not be
ought not to
__.
shall {or, wil

not
I shall {or, will) not be
I shall {or, will) not do
I shall {or, will) not have
I should (or, would) not
I should {or, would) not be
I should {or, would) not do
I
he (she,
it,
CHM
Cip
bgi
'_--BNe
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
he
(she,
byn
must
it,
not
I ought not to
I shall {or, will)
I should (or,
I was not
not
would) not
BZK
BZM
bzo
bzq
Bzu
it can not (or, may not) be done.-BZS

BZV
-not
Cag
they are not
cai
they can not (or, may not)
cal
they could (or, might) not
-CAN
thev did (or, do) not
cap
they had (or, have) not-car
they shall (or, will) not
CBB
--CBG
_.cbi
cbk
Obm
cbo
cbr
cbt
cbv
Cbx
Cbz
cdb
cdf
cdh
(See Are.
May,
brs
cjn
orperson-s or things indibyo

If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indibyq
cated) shall (or. will) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibys
cated) should {or, would) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyu
cated) was {or, were) not --byz
If I am not
BZC
If I can not (or, may not)
- - - bze
bzg
If I do {or, did) not
bzi
If
---Cba
may
_-BGF
orperson-s or things indi-
cated)iB (or, are) not
cat
cav
cay
It can not be
bgo
It can not {or,
not) be done _ _ -Bnl
It could {or, might) not be done-..BNO
It had {or, has) not been done
bnq
It ought not to be bgs
bns
It shall (or, will) not be
bgu
It shall (or, will) not be done
bnu
CEI
byi
cated) Aoes (do, or, did) not
If he (she, it, orperson-s or things indibyk
cated) had (has, or, have) not
they should (or, would) not

they were not
we are not
we can not {or, may not)
we could (or, might) not
we do (or, did) not
we had {or, have) not
we shall {or, will) not
we should {or, would) not
we were not
you are not
you can not (or, may not)
you could {or, might) not
you do {or, did) not
you had (or, have) not
you shall (or, will) not
you should {or, would) not
you were not
Is, etc.
bkp
bgl
bng
bru
I should (or, would) not have
I should (or, would) not have been. -BGM
-Cqi
I was not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibye
cated) can not (or, may Aoi)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyg
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
etc.
(See Can.
Must not
Must not be
Must not do (or, be done)
Need not be
CGI
CGJ
CGL
Not
CFR
CFS
OFT
CFU
CFV
CFW
CFX
CFY
CFZ
CGA
CGB
CGD
CGE
CGF
CGH
CEW
---bgz
Not
Not be (been, being).

by.
Not doing.
Not done.
Not for.
Not from.
Not his (her-s,
Not I (my, mine).
Not in.
Not
Not on.
Not our-s (us)
Not that this).
Not the.
Not there.
Not these {or, those).
Not they (their-s).
Not
Not to be.
Not to be done.
Not to be had.
CFN
CFO
CFP
GFQ
CEU
-.CEV
OFM
Not
it-s).
of.
(or,
to.
CGK Not with.
your-s.
...CHR
to
chs
to be
to have
cht
Person-s, or, Thii}g-s, etc.
(See He.
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons or
bwh
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or
things indicated) not be 1 --.^.-.bwi
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, orperson-s or
Ought not
Ought not
Ought not
things indicated) not do (or, be done) 1
BWJ
Shall, or.
s
Will he
(she,
it,
or persons or
indicated) not have
bwk
Part
AUXILIAKY PHEASES.
78
I.
NOT.
Not Continued.
Not Continued.
bry
Will I not have 1
Will not.ciu
or. Will not be
bHD
or. Will not do (or, be done)lBNY
bbz
or. Will not have
or. Will not have done (or, been
done)
-BNZ
Shall, or. Will they not ?
ciz
boc
Shall, or. Will they not do it ?
Shall, or, Will we not?
cjb
Shall, or. Will you not?
CJE
Shall, or. Will you not be ?
bhj
Shall, or. Will you not do it?
boe
or things indicated) not ?
_ .bwr
or things indicated) not be ?
bws'
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not do (or,
be done)?
bwt
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not have ?
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
or.
or,
BWU
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or person s or things indicated) not have
bwv
been?
Should,
Should,
Should,
or,
or.
or.
Would not
Would not be
Would not do
cjr
bhm
(or,
be done)
boh
Should, or. Would not have
BSD
Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not have done (or,
been done) .-boi
Should, or. Would not have had
bse
That, or. This can not (or, may not)-CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
That,
or.
This could
That,
or,
This had (has,
(or,
CKT
might) not be
CKW
been
That,
or,
have) not
Ckz
This is not
clf
That it is not
clh
That, or, This must not
clk
clm
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be-CLO
That, or. This should (or, would) not
be
_
CLQ
That, or. This was not
:cls
cmh
There can not (or, may not)
cmk
cml
cmp
There had (has, or, have) not been. cms
There is nothing
cmt
There shall (or.'will) not
...CMw
CMX
There should (or, would) not
cnb
There should (or, would) not be .._cnd
There should (or, would) not have been
or.
ONE
(or, were) not .-_
cng
They are not
bev
They can not (or, may not)
bku
---BeQ
They can not (or, may not) have -..bsg
They could (or, might) not
blo
bhs
They do (or, did) not
bok
There was
Thev had (or, have) not

bsj
They had (or, have) not been
bhu
They had (or, have) not done
bom
They had (or, have) not had
bsk
They must not
cfh
They must not be
bhw
They ought not to
cir
They ought not to be
...bhy
They shall [or, will) not
cjg
They shall (or, will) not be
bia
They should (or, would) not
cjz
They should (or, would) not be
bid
They should (or, would) not have._BSM
They were Sot .
cok
They were not to be
bif
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
thing s indicated) notto?
-Bwy
Was I notto?
Was, or Were not-- J

Was, or, Were not done
cou
cov
(or,
doing). bop
We are not--'
We could (or, might) not--!
We do (or, did) not
We had (or, have) not
We had (or, have) not been
We had (or, have) not done
We had (or, have) not had
We must not
We must not be
We ought not to
We shall (or, will) not
We shall (or, will) not be
We shall (or, will) not have
We should (or, would) not
We should (or, would) not be
We should (or, would) not have
We were not
We were not to be
^
Were they not ?

Were we not?
Were you not?
bex
bkw
Bij
bso
blq
bim
bor
bse
bio
bot
---BSt
CFJ
biq'
cih
CJl
...bis
bsv
--Ckb
biu
bsx
cpf
biw
-_ -CPi
cpk
cpm
cvb
CVD
CVF
CVH
Why are you not?

Why can not (or, may not) ?
Why do (does, or, did) not?
Why do (or. did) you not?
Why had (or, have) you not ?
Why not?
Why shall (or, will) not?
Why should (or, would) not?
cvj
cvl
ovn
cvp
cvs
You are not

You can not (or, may not)
You can not (or, may not )be
You can not (or, may not) have
You could (or, might) not
You could (or, might) not be
You do {or, did) not
You had (or, have) not
You had (or, have) not been
You had (or, have) not done
You had (or, have) not had
You must not
You must not be
You ought not to
You ought not to be
'.
.".
cvu
bez
bky
biz
bsz
bls
BJC
box
btd
bje
_-.boz
bte
qfl
bjg
ciK
bji
Part
I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
79
NOT-SHALL.
Not Continued.
Yon shall (or, will) not
ojl
You shall [or, will) not be
bjl
Yon shall (or, will) not have - . btg
Yon shonld {or, would) not
cke
You should (or, would) not be
bjn
You shonld (or, would) not have
bti
You were not
cpo
You were not to be
....bjp
.
Op
Not
CIB
GIF
Ought to Continued.
Ought to have.
Ought we (our-s) to ?
Ought you-r-s to
They ought
They ought not'tobe

They ought to be
CIG
cm
We ought
We ought .not
bhy
bhx
to.
COM
-OFW
of
to.
They ought not to.
What,
CGM Of.
CGN Of him
CGO
CGP
CGQ
CGR
CIA
CIB
CID
to.
Which ought
or.
to
cqj
When ought?
crp
Where ought?..
(his,
hers,
Of me (my, mine).
-Ôf our-s
Of that
Of the.
otj
Who ought?
Why ought?
it-s).
(us).
CIJ
CIK
(or, this).
CUE
cvQ
You ought
You ought not
to.
to.
You ought not to be

You ought to be
Of them (their-s).
CGT Of these
those).
CGU Of what (or, which).
CGV Of whom (or, whose).
CGS
bji
bjh
(or,
CGW Ôf you-r-s.

What,
Which
or,
of the
CHI
?..
-CQI
On.
On him
her-s,
On me (my, mine).
On our-s
On 'that
On the.
On them
(his,
From
If
In
(their-s).
On you-r-s.
CHK
Ought
which).
whose).
to.
cated) ought to
bvd
He. She, It, (or persons or things indicated) ought not to
bve
byg
BYP
How
CHN
OHO
CHP
CHQ
CHR
CHS
CHT
CHU
CHV
CHW
CHX
CHY
ought?
CHZ
cm
Our-s-selves.
Was.
we (our-s)?...
Would we (our-s)?
Will
or.
or.
Were
CJW
ckj
COB
...cpa
csk
cud
cvY
Will. etc. (See Shall.)

our-s (us)
Would, etc. (See Should.)
(or
ciB
.cja
CLW
our-s (we)?.
With
Shall
cpd
CPY
CGP
cha
to?
When we (our-s)
Where we (our-s)
Why we (our-s)
'.
Will)
cwm
cie
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will)

bvh
It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) be
bvi
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not
bvj
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not be
.bvk
shall (or, will) I?
bxs
He, She,
.(her-s, it-s) ?
1
to.
(or, this)
How
Howshall (or, will)he (she, it, or persons

or things indicated) 1
bxr
How shall (or, will) we?
bxt
those)?
How shall (or,
(or,
..cdl
(our-s)
That we (our-s)
To our-_s (us)
-.BXQ
(or,
brd
caw
On ours (us)..
Ought we (our-s)
Should,
to.
Ought these
Ought they to
Ought to be.
Ou^ht to do
(our-s)?
Than we
If I ought to
---BZL
If I ought not to
-BZM
It ought not to be
bgs
bns
It ought to be
BGR
bnr
It ought to be done
Ought he (she, it or persons or things
Ought that
Ought the ?
Have we
we
Shall, or,
to.
indicated) to
Ought his
Ought I (my, mine)
Ought I todo
Ought not
Ought not to be.
Ought not to have.
bpw
(See Are.
May, etc. (See Can.)
Must we (our-s)?
Not our-s (us)
...^_
Of our-s (us) .-
I ought
CHM I ought not
bli
bmp
Is, etc.
those).
(or,
or,
(our-s)
ours (us)
bkn
bpj
(us)
our-s (us)
Had, Has,
bem
bjy
our-s (us)
For our-s
it-s).
(or, this).
On whom
Can, or. May we (our-s)?

Could, or. Might we (our-s)?
Do, Does, or. Did we (our-s)?
(us).
On these (oj",
On what (or,
CIN
(us,
.CGX
-CPX
Not on
CHJ
CHL
CIM
After our-s we).

Are, or. Is our-s, or. Are we
Before ours (us).
By
On
CGX
CGY
CGZ
CHA
CHB
CHD
CHE
CHF
CHG
OUR-S-SBLVES
CIL
CIO
be done).
will)
shall (or, will).
I shall (or, will) be
you?
bxu
...bgh
Part
AUXILIAKY PHBASES.
80
I.
SHALL.
Shall Continued.
CIP
1 shall (ok, will)

I shall {or, will)
end
beq
CJA
I shall (or,
bks
CJB
CJD
do
have
will) if I can
I shall (or, will) not.

I shall (or, will) not do __I shall (or, will) not have
If
he
(she,
it,
bne
or persons or things indibyq

bzn
bzo
If I shall (or, will) not
caq
If they shall (or, will)
car
If they shall (or, will) not
cbj
If we shall (or, will) Cbk
If we shall (or, will) not -
CIQ
he (she,
it,
If you shall (or, will)

If you shall (or, will) not
It shall (or," will).
It shall (or, will) be
It shall (or,, will) be done
cda
Itshall(or, will) not be
bgtj
CJF
CJG
CJH
bgt
bnt
not be done
CJI
bnu
Shall.
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
or.
or.
or,
or.
(she,
it,
or persons or
things indicated)
bwd
he (she, it, or persons or
bwe
things indicated) do (or, be done)?
'?
Shall, or, Will
Will he
(she,
it,
they) have?
or persons or
things indicated) have?

bwg
Will he (she, it, or persons or
bwh
things indicated) not be?
bwi
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
(she,
it,
CIS
CIT
CIV
CIW
CIX
CIY
CIZ
JcRV
have?
cRZ
csa
CSB
csd
Where
Where
Where
or.
or.
shall (or, will)?

ctk
shall (or, will) be?
ctl
shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)^
ctm
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?-__CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have ?
OTO
Where shall (or, will) they?-_.
ctp
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
CIU
CQO
'.
When shall (or, will) we have?

When shall (or, will) you?
When shall (or, will) you be ?
bwk
Will his (hers, its) ?

Will I (my, mine) ?
Shall, or, Will I be?.
bhc
Shall, or, Willi have?
brx
Shall, or. Will I not have
bry
Shall, or. Will it ?
(See He.
Shall, or. Will not.
Shall, or. Will not be
bhd
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) .buy
Shall, or, Will not have . brz
done) --bnz
Shall, or. Will that (or, this) ?
Shall, or. Will the?
Shall, or, Will there be?
bhe
Shall, or, Will these (or, those) ?
or,
Will
Shall,
they (their-s) ?
Shall, or, Will they be?
bhf
or.
Will
they
Shall,
do it ?
_ boa
Shall, or. Will they not?
Shall, or. Will they not do it?
boc
Shall,
Shall,
bis
do?
or persons or
things indicated) not have?
bsu
When shall (or, will) it be done?---CRX

When shall (or, will) they?
cry
When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
bwj
Will he
bir
.-
will)?
crq
will) be?
CRS
will) he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) ?
crt
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?__.CRTj
When shall (or, will) I have?
CRW
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
bia
When shall (or,

When shall (or,
When shall (or,
BWF
Shall, or.
We shall (or, will) be

We shall (or, will) have
We shall (or, will) not.
bhz
What, or. Which

we) do?
CQL
we) have
cqm
What, or. Which shall (or, will) you (or,
they) do?
oqn
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
Will be
bha
Will do (or, be done)
bnw
Will have
bew
Will have done (or, been done)
Will he
They shall (or, will).

They shall (or, will) be
They shall (or, will) not.
We shall (or, will).
bsv
shall(or, will) I?.-CQK
BKX
Shall, or,
cdb
It shall (or, will)
CIE
CJE
byp

If
Will we be?
bhq
Shall, or, Will we not?
Shall, or. Will you-r-s 1
Shall, or, Will you be ?
bhi
Shall, or, Will you do it?
bod
Shall, or. Will you not ?
Shall, or. Will you not be?
bhj
Shall, or, Will you not do it?
boe
That, or, This shall (or, will) be.--CLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be.CLO
_
There shall (or, will)
_-CMU
CMV
There shall ^ or will ) not
CMW
There shall (or, will) not be ._
cmx
Shall, or.
bgi
brs
or persons or things indi-
Shall Contimied.
Shall, or. Will we (our-s)
have?
Where
Where
Where
shall (or, will) we have

shall (or, will) you?
shall (or, will) you be?
shall (or, will)?
shall (or, will)?
shall (or, will) not ?
shall (or, will).
shall (or, will) be
shall (or, will) have
shall (or, will) not.
shall (or, will) not be
shall (or, will) not have
Who
Why
Why
CJK
You
CJL
You
You
You
You
You
cTQ
ctr
CTS
CTU
zef
cvR
cvs
bjk
btf
...bjl
btg
Part
AUXILIARY PHEASES.
I.
81
SHESHOULD.
She.
(See
Should
CJM
CJN
CJO
He, She,
{or,
It)
Would)
He, She,
It {or
cated)
He, She,
cated)
He, She,
cated)
should
persons or things
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not be ?-BWS
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated,) not do (or,
bwt
be done)?
Should, or. Would he (she. it, or perscm-s or things indicated) not have ?
cjo
indi-
{or, -woulcl)
bvl
persons or things indishould {or, would) be
bvm
It, {or persons or things indishould {or, would) do {or, be
It (or
done)
BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) have.. -BVO
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not
Bvp
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not be -Bvq
bvr
be done)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not have.BVS
Bxv
How should (or, would)?
I should (or, would).
bgj
I should (or, would) be
bnp
I should (or, would) do
bet
I should (or, would) have
bgk
I should {or, would) have been
I should (or, would) not.
bgl
I should (or, would) not be
bng
I should (or, would) not do
bru
I should (or, would) not have been.BOM
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyr
If he {she, it, or persons or things indiBvs
bzp
bzq
If I should (or. would) not
If I were you I should not do it . . - liq
- - - cas
If they should ( or, would)
cat
If they should (or, would) not
cbl
If we should (or, would)
cbm
If we should (or, would) not
cde
If you should (or, would)
cdf
If you should (or, would) not
(See He, She, It.)
It, etc.
She, etc. (See He, She, It.)
-Should
Should Continued.
bwl
(or,
BWQ
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not?--BWR
or.
(she,
it,
bwv
been?
CJP
CJQ
CJR
Should', or,
Should,
Should,
Should,
Should,
or.
or.
or.
or.
Would his (her-s, it-s) ?

Would I (my, mine)?
Would not.
bhk
Would not be
Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
Should,
Should,
Should,
CJS
CJT
CJU
CJV
CJX
or.
or.
or.
bsd
Would not have
Would not have been _-Bhn
Would not have done (or,
Boi
been done)
Should, 01% Would not have had.... bse
-Should, or. Would that (or, this)?
Should, or, Would the?
bho
Should, or^ Would there be?.
Should, or. Would these (or, those) ?
Should,
CJW Should,
Should,
or.
or.
or.
Would they (4heir-s)?

Would we (our-s)?
Would you-r-s ?
That, or. This should

That, or, This should
(or, would)be-CLP
(or, would) not be
CLQ
There
There
There
There
There
There
CJY
--CMT
should (or, would) . CMZ
should (or, would) be.
should (or, would) have been.CNA
cnb
should (or, would) not
CND
should (or, would) not be
should (or, would) not have been
ONE
They should (or, would).
bic
They should (or, would) be
bsl
They should (or, would) have
They should (or, would) not.
bh)
They should.(or, would) not be
They should (or, would) not have, -,bsm
CJZ
CKA
We should
CKB
Would).
bhk
Should, or. Would be
Should, or Would do {or, be done).BOF
bsa
Should, or. Would have
bhl
Should, or, Would have been
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
BOG
done)
bsc
Should, or. Would have had
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or perbwm
sons or things indicated)'!
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) be?-. _bwn
Should, or. Would he (she. it, or persons or things indicated) do (or, be
Bwo
done)?
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have-.BWP
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have been?
7656409-
BWU
Would he
or persons or things indicated) not have
Should,
(oj-,
would).
We should (or, would) be

We should (or, would) have
We should (or, would) not.
We should (or, would) not have
bit
bsw
biu
bsx
What, or. Which should(or, would)? cqp
What, or. Which should {or, would) I (or
CQR
we) do?
What, or. Which should (or, would) you
cqs
(or, they) do?
CSE
When should (or, would)?
CTV
Where should (or, would)?
Where should (or, would) the ?--OTW
Where should {or, would) they (their-s) ?
CTX
cuv
Who should (or,would)?
Ovt
Why should (or, would)?
cvu
CKD
CKE
You should [or, would).
bjm
You should (or, would) be
bth
You should (or, would) have
You should (or, would) not.
bjn
You should (or, would) not have. bti
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
82
I.
THANTHERE.
Than
ckf
CKF
Than.
OKI
-r-Than they
CKG Than the.

CKH Thau these
The
(or, those).
(their-s).
Than we (our-s).
Than which (or, what).
CKM Than you-r-s.
CKJ
That
CKN
CKO
.-.ckp
(or,
After that (or, this).

Before that (or, this).
This
bjt
bki
Could, or, Might that (or, this)?

Does, or. Did that (or, this) ?
For that (or, ttis)
From that (or, this)
Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this)
If that (or, this)
In that (or, this)
Is that (or, this)
May, etc. (See Can.
Might, etc. (See Could.
Must that (or, this)?
Not that (or, this)
Of that (or,thi8)
On that (or, this)-Ought that (or, this)?
Shall, or, Will that (or, this) ?
Should, or, Would that (or, this) ?
ble
bmj
bpf
bpr
CKP
CKQ
CKR
CKS
CKT
CKU
CKV
CKW
CKX
CKY
CKZ
CLA
CLE
OLD
CLE
CLF
CLG
CLH
CLI
OLJ
CLK
CLM
CLN
CLO
CLP
CLCJ
CLR
CLS
CLT
bzx
cdm
CDV
CGQ
chb
chu
CME
-The.
To the
Would,
Them.
it is
(or, this)-(or, this)-that (or, this)
With
coa
coz
cwj
cjt
ckg
CLT
CNX
cow
CQi
(or,
would) the
CSP
?
.CTw
cty
(See Shall.)
etc.
cwi
(See Should.)
Their-s.
(See
They)
cnl
CMF
cmf
Are, or, Isthereâny?

".
By there
Can, or, May there be
Could, or. Might there be ?
Do, Does, or. Did there?
From there
Had, Has, or. Have there.
If there.
Must there be?
Not there
Shall, or, Will there be ?
Should, or, Would there be
it is.
To that
There
is
Was that
CET
CGA
CGE
CHD
chv
ciw
With the
it-s).
CLU
these (or, those).
CLV
they (their-s).
CLW
we (our-s).
CLX
which (or, what).
CLY
That with.
CLZ That you-r-s.
CMA
This.
Will, etc.
is.
the.
bps
bqx
BZY
CDN
Where should
Where the
or.
or.
That, or, This was not.
bpg
When the
This can (or, may).

This can (or, may) be.
That,,or, This can not (or, may not).
That, or. This can not (or, may not) be.
That, or. This could (or, might).
That, or. This could (or, might) be.
That, or. This could (or, might) not be.
That, or. This had (has, or, have).
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been.
That, or. This had (has, or, have)notbeen.
That he (she, it, or, persons or things
That
That
That
That
That
Was, or. Were the

What, or, Which of the
civ
cjs
indicated).
That his (her-s,
That I (my, mine).
That, or. This
That, or. This not.
That
That
not.
That, or, This must.
That, or, This must be.
That, or. This must not.
That, or, This must not be.
That, or. This shall (or, will) be.
That, or. This shall (or, will) not be.
That, or, This should (or, would) be.
That, or. This should (or, would) not be
That, or. This was.
blf
bmk
CEX
_CFZ
hue
BQW
That.
That,
That,
--?
Could, or, Might the

?
Do, Does, or. Did the
?
For the
From the
Had, Has, or. Have the
If the
In the
Is, etc.
(See Are.)
Must the
?
-Not the
Of the
On the
Ought the
?
Shall, or. Will the
?
Should, or. Would the
?
Then the
That the
cma)
By that (or, this)

J
Can, or. May that (or, this) ?
ben
bpe
bju
--
CKL
CME
---
--
After the
And the
Are, or, Is the .-Be the
By the
Can, or. May the
CMB
CMD
bep
bjw
bfi
bfp
bml
bpu
--BQy
cab
cez
cgb
?
There.
There are (or, is).
There are (or, is) not.
There can (or, may).
There can (or, may) be.
There can not {or, may not).
There can not (or, may not) be.
CMG
CMH
CMI
CMJ
CMK
CML
CMN There could
CMO
CMP
CMQ
CMR
CMS
CMT
CMU
CMV
CMW
CMX
CMY
There could
There could
(or,
might).
(or,
(or,
might) be.
might) not
be.
had (has, or, have).

There had (has, or, have) been.
There had (has, or, have) not been.
There is nothing.
There shall (or, will).
There shall (or, will) be.
There
There
shall (w, will) not.
There shall (or, will) not be.

There should (or, would).
bhe
bho
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
83
THERETHEY.
CMZ
CNA
CNB
CND
CNE
CNF
There Cmitinued.
There should (or, would) he.
There should (or,. would) have
There should
There should
There should
There was
CNG There was
(or,
(or,
They Continued.
If
If
If
If
been.
would) not.
would) not be.
would) not have been.
(or,
Were
or,
were) not.
gas
cat
were
were not-
cau
oav
--
cdo
Most of them
These.
CNH
Those
After these
Are these
By these
CNI
beq
those)
._
bjx
Can, or. May these (or, those) ?
bkj
Could, or, Might these (or, those) ?-Blg
Do, or, Did these (or, those)?
bmn
For these (or, those)
bpi
From these (or, those)
bpv
Had, or. Have these (or, those) ? . . -BQZ
If these (or, those)
cad
In these (or, those)
Cdp
Must these (or, those)?
cpa
cgd
Not these (or, those)
Of these (or, those)
CGT
chp
On these (or, those)
CHW
Ought these (or, those)?
Shall, or. Will these (or, those)? ...cix
Should, or. Would these (or, those)? -CJU
ôkh
Than these (or, those)
clu
That these (or, those)
These, Those.
Cnz
To these (or, those)
cpg
Were these (or, those)
CSG
When these (or, those)
Will, etc. (See Shall.)
cwl
With these (or, those)
Would, etc. (See Should.)
They.
(or,
Them.
cnl
Thehis
CNJ
After they (them, theirs).
CNK
Before them
Are,
or. Is thetr-s, or. Are they?

(their-s, they).
By them
(their-s)
._-Beo
.'....bjv
bkl
bkm
blh
bmo
bph
Can, or. May they (their-s)?Can, or. May they not?

Could, or. Might they (their-s)?
Do, Does, or. Did they (theirs)?
For them
(their-s)
(their-s)
--Bpt
From them
Had, Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BRA

bft
Had, or Have they been ?
- - bmu
Had, or. Have they done ? bec
Had, or, Have they had? -.bxh
How are they?
bxy
How will they?cae
If they (their-s)
cap
If they are
cag
If they are not
cah
If they can (or, may)
Cai
If they can not (or, may not)
caj
If they could (or. might)
cal
If they could (or, might) not
CAM
can
If they do (or, did) not
cao
If they had (or, have)
cap
If they had (or, have) not
,
If
If
Must they (their-s)?

Not they (their-s)
Of them (their-s)
On them (their-s)
Ought they to?
cni
(or, those).
(or, those)
they shall
they shall
-Caq
(or, will)
(or, vidll)
not
CAR
bgw
brv
sax
Let them have
cox
there?
should (or, would)

In them (their-s)
Is, etc.
(See Are.
Let them be
(or,
(or, were).
Was,
they
they
they
they
--
cfb
cgb
-..cos
-
or. Will they (their-s) ?

or. Will they be?
or. Will they do it ?
or, Willtheynot?
or, Will they not do it?
they (their-s)
Should, or,
Then they (their-s)
That they (their-s)
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Would
CNL
CNM
chE
cnx
CIY
bhf
boa
ciz
boo
?.-CJV
---OKI
clv
They. Them. Their-s.
They are for.
bet
They are from...
beu
They are
bev
They are not
-BKT
They can (or, may)
bhp
bsp
They can (or, may) have
--BKU
They can not (or, may not)
bhq
They can not (or, may not) have---BSG
bln
They could (or, might)
bhr
They could (or, might) be
BLO
bhs
boj
They do (or, did)
bok
They do (or,did) not
bsh
They had (or, have)--bht
They had(or, have) been
bol
bsi
They had (or, have) had
bsj
They had (or, have) not
bhu
They had (or, have) not been
bom
bsk
cpg
They must
bhv
They must be .Cph
They mu^t not
bhw
They must not be
CIE
They ought to
eip
They ought not to
- bhx
They ought to be
bhy
They ousht not to be
/
CJP
They shall (or, will)
bhz
They shall (or, will) be
CJG
They shall (or, will) not
bia
cjy
They should (or, would)
bio
bsl
They should (or, would) have
cjz
bid
They should (or; would) not be
They should (or. would) not have. --BSM
coj
They were,..
cok
They were not..
bie
They were to be. .. -bip
They were not to be
cny
To them (their-s)
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
84
1.
THEYWAS.
They Continued.
Was,
Was Continued.
Weretbey
or,
(their-s)
Were they?
Were they not?
What, or. Which do
you)
or,
What,
Which
CQE
What,
or.
Which
How
COH
COI
{or,
What,
If
If
If
If
If
If
ctz
cua
Why they
With
This.
(See
Those.
_cwk
There was
COJ
COK
These)
(See
Am I to?
Am,
Is, or.
CNO
CNP
CNQ
CNR
-To.
CNS
To be had
To do.
CNT
CNU
CNV
CNW
CNX
CNY
CNZ
COA
COB
COD
COE
COF
Are to
They were.
They were not.
COR
BEP
COS
beh
COT
COU
Was,
Was,
or,
or,
Was this
CPA
CPB
CPD
Was,
Was,
Was,
Was,
CPE
CPF
(oi;
To which (or, what).

To whom (or, whose).
To you-r-s.
CPG
CPH
cef
CGF
to
Not to
Not to be
Not to be done
Not to be had
'
CPI
CPJ
CGH
CPK
-.CGI
CPL
cgj
CPM
or,
or.
or,
or.
(See Ours.
(or, that).
Were to be
Were our-s (we)?
Were with.
Were you-r s.
biv
biw
or,
Which was
(or,
were)?
Where was (or, were)?
Who was (or, were)?
Why was (or, were)?
Was
CPN
CPO
big
Were these (or, those).

Were they ?
Were they not ?
Were we ?
Were we not ?
Were you ?
Were you not ?
When was (or,
{or, Webte)
com
He, She, It (or persons or things-s indicated) was (or, were)
bvt
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) to be
bvw
He, She, It (or persons or thing s indicated) was (or, were) not
Bvu
We were.
We were not.
We were to be-..
We were not to be
What,
Us.
or persons or
Was, or, Were not.

Was, or. Were not done (or, doing) . -BOP
Was, or. Were the.
Was, or, Were there.
Was, or. Were they (their-s).
COZ
(or,
it,
bon
Were his (her-s, it-s)?

Were I (my, mine)?
Was I?
Was I not
To have.
To him (his, her-s,
it-s).
(she,
doing)
things indicated) ?.
bwx
Was, or. Were he (she, it, or persons or
bwy
COW
COX
COY
cnf
cng
bif
bie
Was, or. Were.

Was, or. Were done
Was, or. Were for.
Was, or. Were from.
To be done.
To these those).
To this
that).
To us.(our-s).
CLS
-_
were)not
Was, or. Were he
COV
To me (my, mine).
To the.
To them (their-s).
(or,
{01;
COP
COQ
-CNO
To be.
To be at.
Me
COG
COM
cni
To
cbo
cdg
cdh
clr
They were not to be

They were to be
cma
That)
we were
we were not

There was(or, were)
cvw
(their-s) ?
them (their-s)
cau
cav
cbn
they were
they were not
you were
you were not
That, or, This was
CTX
Where they (their-s)

Where they are
If
shall {or, will) they
you) have--CQO
or, Which should {or, would) they
CQS
{or, you) do?
When do {or, did) they (or, you) ?..crf
CRV
do?
When shall {or, will) they ?
cry
When shall {or, will) they {or, you)
CRZ
have?
When they (their-s)
CSH
When they are.
CSI
Where are they ?
CST
Where do {or, did) they {or, you) ?--CSZ
Where shall {or, will) they ?- ctp
Where shall {or, will) they (or, you)
have ?
CTQ
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
I was.
was not.
he (she, it, or persons or things indibyt
If he(she, it, or person-s or things indi
eated) was(o?-, were)not
byu
If I was
bzt
If I was not
Bztj
cqn
you) do?
{or,
cated)
they (we,
shall (or, will) they
It (or persons or things indiwas (or, were) not to be.-BVX

bxw
was (or, were) ?
He, She,
CPi
{or, did)
--
or,
coy
cph
Why were you?
were)?...CQT
csj
cub
cuw
cvx
ovz
You were.
You were not.
You were to be .You were not to be
bjo
bjp
Part
I.
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
85
WE WHAT.
We.
(See aZso
Ours)
We Continued.
cpq
After we (our-s, us)

-".V.V-.cil
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we?
bem
bkn
Could, or. Might we (our-s) ?
bli
bmp
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?
brd
Had, or. Have we been?
-.bfu
Had,
Had,
How
Have we done?
or. Have we had?
shall {or, will) we ?
or,
bmv
we (our-s)
we are
_..
we are not
If we can (or, may)
If we can not (or. may not)
If we could (or, might)
If we could {or, might) not
If we do {or, did) .-.
If we do {or, did) not
If we had {or, have) not
If we shall {or, will)
If we shall {or, will) not
If we should {or, would)
If we should {or, would) not
If we were
If we were not
bee
bxt
caw
If
If
If
cax
cay
caz
cba
cbd
cbe
cbf
CPR
We shall {or, will) be

We shall {or, will) have
We shall {or, will) not
We should (or, would)
We should (or, would) be .We should (or, would) have
We should (or, would) Viot have
We were
We were not
We were not to be
We were to be
We who.
Were we?
Were we not?
What, or. Which do
---CB
cbh
or,
cbj
cbk
cbl
cbm
cbn
cbo
(or,
etc.
(See Can.
Should,
or.
Than we
cpd
Would we
bhg
cjb
CPQ
cjw
CLW
cpa
We.
We are
We are not
We can {or, may)
We can {or, may) be
We can {or, may) have
We can not {or, may not)
We can not {or, may not) be
We can not {or, may not) have
We could (or, might)'
We could {or, might) be
We could {or, might) not
We could {or, might) not be
We do {or, did)..
We do {or, did) not
We had {or, have)
We had {or, have) been
We had (or, have) done
We had {or, have) had
We had {or, have) not
We had {or. have) not had
We may, etc. (See Can.
We might, etc. (See Could.
We must
We must be
We must not
-^
We must not be
We ought to
We ought not to
We shall (or, will)
bew
hex
bkv
biu
bsx
cpe
cpf
biw
biv
OQE
CQL
shall (or, will) I (or,
cqm
we) do?
Will, etc.
Would,
bih
bsn
-..
ckb
(or,
would) I
cqr
---
CRV
csa
CSK
csl
CSQ
OSY
Where do (or, did) I (or. we)?

Where I am {or, we are)
ctg
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?---CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have?
ctr
Where we (our-s)
.cud
Why we (our-s)
cvy
ckj
(our-s)
That we (our-s)
Was, or. Were our-s (we)?
bit
bsw
When shall (or, will) we have?

When we (our-s)
When we are
cja
(our-s)?
cka
they (we,
you) do?
cib
Will we (our-s)?
Will we be?
Will we not?
--.bsv
When are we?

-CQX
ore
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRU
When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
May,
Shall, or,
Shall, or,
Shall, or.
(or, did)
Which should
or,
CJI
bis
cpj
we) have?
What,
.bsu
cpk
What, or. Which

we) do?
What, or, Which
cbi
Must we (our-s)?
Ought we (our-s) to?
you)?
--.bir
bkw
Were.
bij
etc.
(See
(See Shall.)
(See Should.)
Was)
com
bso
What
blp
bik
blq
OPS
CPT
By what
bsp
bin
bos
bsq
bsr
bot
CPi
bip
cfj
biq
-CIG
cm
-.cjh
Which
which)
which)
Prom what (or, which)
Of what (or, which)
On what (or, which)
Than what (or, which)
That what (or, which)
To what (or, which)
For what
boq
bor
-.bst
(or.
CPU
CPV
What.
What,
CPX
What,
What,
CPW
CQB
CQD
bjz
(or,
(or,
or,
or.
or,
Which am I?
Which are (or,
Which are (or,
bpk
bpx
cau
..
ohg
ckl
clx
cod
is)?
is)
he
(she, it
or persons or things indicated)"?

What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
What,
CQA What,
CPY
CPZ
cuo)
which).
(or, which).
(or,
-Bim
bio
cpu
After what
Before what
Which can (or, may)?

Which could (or, might)?
What, or. Which do (does, or, did)?
What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
or.
or.
(she, it, or
cated)'!
persons or things indi-
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
86
I.
WHATWHICH.
What Continued.
CQF
What, Which do (or, did) they (we,

or, you)?
What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
What,
or,
CQG
What,
or,
What,
What,
or.
or,
CQE
(or,
Which is? {See Are.

Which is it?
Which may? {See Can.
Which might? {See Could.)
Which must?
Which of the ?
Which ought to?
Which shall {or, will)I?
Which shall {or, will) I {or,
^What, or.
What, or.
CQJ What, or.
CQK What.'oj-,
CQH
CQI
What,
we) do?
CQM What,
Which shall
will) I
we) have?
CQN What,
Which shall
will) they
you) do?
CQO What,
Which shall
will) they
you) have?
CQP What,
Which should
would)?
CQR What,
Which should
would)
we) do?
CQS What,
Which should
would)
they
you) do?
CQT What,
Which was
were)?
C.QL
or.
or,
{or,
{or,
or.
{or,
or.
{or,
When Continued.
CSA
CSB
CSD
CSE
CSF
CSG
CSH
CSI
CFJ
CSK
CSL
CSM
CSN
When shall will) we have?

When shall will) you?
When shall {or, will) you be?
When should wonld)^
When the
When these (or, those).
When they (their-s).
When they are.
When was {or, were)?
When we (our-s).
When we are.
{or,
{or,
{or,
When will, etc. ? (See Shall.

When would, etc. ? (See Should.
When you-J-s.
When you are.
{or,
Where
or.
{or,
or.
{or,
{or,
or.
{or,
{or,
or.
or.
What,
What,
or.
Which
With what
CQU
CQV
CUG
{or,
which)?
cQU
CSZ
CTA
CTB
CTD
When.
CQZ
CRA
CRB
CRD
CRB
CRF
CRG
CRH
CRI
CRJ
CRL
{or,
When he
CRQ
it,
CTI
CTJ
CTK
{or,
(she, it, or persons or things

indicated) is {or, are).
When his (her-s, it-s).
When I (my, mine).
it,
or persons
or things indicated)?
When may, etc. ? {See Can.
When might, etc. ? (See Could.
shall {or, will)?

{or,
{or,
{or,
CRV
When
it,
I {or,
shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do?
CRW When shall
CRX
CRY
CRZ
When
When
When
{or, will) I have?

shall {or, will) it be done?
shall {or, will) they?
shall {or, will) they {or,
have?
might)?
CTW
CTX
CTY
CTZ
CCJA
CUB
CUD
CUE
CUF
Where I am
Where
{or,
we
are).
are) he (she, it, or per.

or things indicated)?
is, etc. ?
(See Are.
may, etc. ? (See Can.
might, etc. ? (See Could.
is
{or,
Where
Where
Where
Where must?
Where ought?
Where shall {or,
will)?
CUG
or per-
sons or things indicated)?

shall
shall
shall
shall
-Where
have?
{or, will) I {or, we)?

(or, will) I have?
(or, will) they?
(or, will) they (or,
you)

Where shall (or, will) you?
Where shall (or, will) you be?
Where should {or, would) the
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
Where the.
Where they
Where they are.
(their-s).
Where was (or, were) ?

-Where we (our-s).
Where we are --Where you-r-s.
-Where you are.
you)
'
indicated) is {or, are).

-Where his (her-s, its).
Where I (my, mine).
Where
Where
Where
CTU
crv
When shall
will) be?
When shall
will) he (she,
or persons or things indicated)?
CRU When shall
will)
we)?
CRS
CRT
{or,
si
-Where do (does, or, did)?

-Where do {or, did) I {or, we)?
Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?
-Where for?
-Where had (has, or, have)?
Where he (she, it, or persons or thing
CTN
CTO
CTS
ought?
are we)?
{or,
Where shall {or, will) be?

Where shall {or, will) he (she, it,
CTP
CTQ
bpy
Whereabouts.
CTM
CTR
When must?
When
When
CTL
where)
-Where are {or, is)?

-Where are they?
Where are you from?.-.^
-Where are you going?
-Where can {or, may)?
sons
or
{or,
is
CRO
CRP
CTG
CTH
CRM When I can {or, may).

When is? (See Are.)
CRN" ^When
{or, are) he (she,
CRK
CTE
CTF
(or.
{or,
Where.
Where am I
CSW Where could
CSX
CSY
When
When am I to?
{or, is)?
When are we?
When are you?
When can may)?
When could {or, might)?
When do (does, or, did)
When does (do, or, did) he (she,
persons or things indicated)?
When do {or, did) I {or, we)?
When do
did) they
you)?
When done with.
When had (has, or, have)?
When had
have) y..u?
CSU
CSV
own
CQW When are

CQX
CQY
cso
CSP
CSQ
CSR
CST
{or,
Which will? (See Shall.)

Which would? (See Should.
cso
From whence
{or,
Which.
(See
What.)
ctg
Part
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
I.
87
WHOYOU.
Who. Whom
By whom (or, whose)
whom (or, whose) -..

From whom (or, whose)
Of whom (or, whose) -_
On whom (or, whose)-.To whom (or, whose)
cuh
bka
For
CUX
CUY
CUZ
CVA
CVB
CVD
CVE
CVF
CVG
OVH
CVt
CVJ
CVK
CVL
CVM
CVN
bpz
cGV
-.
chi
--coe
^Why must
(or,
whose)?
etc. ?
CWB
Will.
CVU
CVW
CVX
CVY
CVZ
(See Shall.)
will they?
It will do
How
Will
Will
Will
be
it
do?
BOV
it ?
--
Are,
or. Is
ciu
with
cwp
That with
Was, or. Were with
When done^with
bee
CEG
CWI
With
the.
CWK
CWL
OWM
OWN
CWO
CWP
With
With
With
With
With
With
them
CGK
cly
CWF With.
CWG With him (his, her-s,
CWH With me (my, mine).
cpb
org
it-s).
CWJ With that (or,

zep'
this).
(their-s).
these (or, those).

us (our-s).
what
(or,
whom (or,
which).
whose).
you-r-s.
cwo
Would.
CUX
CWE After you-r-s.
(See
Should)
-Cjo
-CWT
YoU-R-S
A.re, or. Is,
bes
you-r-s
cws Before you-r-s.

By
hup
bko
-BKO
you-r-s
Can, or. May you-r-s?

Could, or, Might you-r-s ?
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?
For you-r-s
From
blj
bmq
-_bpm
bqa
brp
bfv
you-r-s
Had, Has, or. Have you-r-s?

Had, or. Have you been?
Had, or. Have you done?
Had, or. Have you had?
How are you?

How do (or, did) you?
How shall (or, will) you
bmw
brg
BXl
bxm
?
._-
-BXU
CBP
CBQ
cbr
If you-r-8
you are
you are not
If you can (or, may)
If you can not (or, may not) If you could (or, might)
If you could ( or, might not ) If you do (or, did)
If you had (or, have)
If you had (or,have)not
If you shall (or, will)
-If you were
If you were not
If
If
In your-s
Is, etc.
Cbs
cbt
cbu
Obv
CBw
cbx
cby
cbz
Oda
cdb
cde
cdp
cdg
cdh
Cdr
(See Are.
May,
etc.
(See Can.)
bxy
BNV
it
Not with
CWA
CVT
have
Me with
(See Could.
Why not ?
Why ought ?
Why shall (or, will)?
Why shall (or, will) not ?
?
Why should (or, would)
Why should (or, would) not ?
Why they (their-s)?
Why was (or, were)?
Why we (our-s).
Why were you ?
Why will, etc. ? (See Shall.
Why would, etc. ? (See Should.
Why you-r-s.
CVS
With
oPB
is,
cvo
CVP
CVQ
CVR
OWE
Will not
Will not do
Will you do
Continued.
it
ZDU
Why --Why?
Why am I?
Why are (or, is) ?
Why are you?
Why are you not?
Why can (or, may)?
Why can not (or, may not)?
Why could (or, might) not ?
Why do (does, or, did) ?
Why do (does, or, did) not ?
Why do (or, did) you ? ?
Why do (or, did) you not
^Why
had (has, or, have)?
?
Why had (has, or, have) not
AVhy had (or, have) you ? ?
Why had (or; have) you not
Why etc. ? (See Are.
Why may, etc.? (See Can.)
Why might,
Will
Will
bpl
Wewho
.-CUH Who. Whom.
GUI Who are (or, is)?
CUJ Who can (or, may) ?
CUM Who could (or, might) f
CUO Who do (does, or, did) ?
CUP Who had (has, or, have)?
Who is, etc. ? (See Are.
Who may, etc.? (See Can.)
Who might, etc.? (See Could.)
CUQ Who must?
CUR Who ought?
Who shall (or, will)?
CUV Who should (or, wotild) ?
CUW Who was (or, were)?
Who will, etc. ? (See Shall.
Who would, etc. ? (See Should.
Whose?
With whom
CWD
CWB
BIX
BOU
Must you-r-s?
Not you-r-s
cpe
---
Of you-r-s
On you-r-s
Ought
you-r-s to?
Shall, or.
Will you-r-s?-
-CGL
CGWchj
cid
cjd
Pakt
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
88
I.
YOU.
YoD
Continusd.
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
or,
or,
or,
or,
or,
Should,
Than
Will you be ?.
Will you do it?-Will you not ?
Will you not be?
Will you not do it?
or.
Would
you-r-s?
you-r-s
--
bod
cje
Bflj
boe
CJX
-__ckm
--
That you-r-s
To you-r-s
Was, or. Were
BHI
--CLZ
--COF
cpd
you-r-s
cpl
Were you?
cpm
Were you not?
What, or. Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. cpy
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they,
or,
CQE
we)?---'
What,
{or,
What,
{or,
or.
Which
shall (orr will)
they) do?
or.
Which
shall (or, will)
they) have?
What, or. Which should

you (or, they) do?
{or,
you
CQN
you
-CQO
would)
CQS
CQY
When are you?
When do {or, did) you {or, they)?--CRF
cki
When shall {or, will) I (you, they, or,
we) do?
When shall {or, will) you?When shall {or, will) you be?
When shall {or, will) you {or,
have?
When you-r-s
When you are
CRV
CSB
CSD
they)
CRZ
csm
csn
---Si
Where are you from?
Where are you going?
csu
{or,
did)
you
(or,
they)?-csz
Where do
cts
Where shall {or, will) you be?
CTU
Where shall {or, will) you {or, they)
have?
Where you-r-s
Where you are
---..
Why are you?
Why are you not?
Why do {or, did) you?
Why do(or, did) you not?
Why had (or, have) you?
Why had {or, have) you not?
Why were you?Why you-r-s?
Will you do it?
With
you-r-s
CTQ
cub
CUF
Cva
CVB
CWT
You Continued.
You-r-s.
bet
You are
bez
You are not
bkx
You can (or, may)
biy
You can {or, may) be
bsy
bky
You can not {or, may not)-!-biz
BSZ
You can not {or, may not) have
blk
You could {or, might)
bja
You could {or, might) be
-.-BLS
You could {or, might) not
bjc
You could {(rr, might) not be
bow
You do (or,did)
box
You do (or, did) not
bta
You had (or, have)
bjd
You had {or, have) been
boy
You had {or, have) done
btc
You had (or, have) had
btd
You had {or, have) not
bje
boz
bte
You had (or, hafve) not had
You may, etc. (See Can.
You might, etc. (See Could.
CFK
You must
bjp
You must be-.cfl
You must not
bjg
You must not be
--Clj
You ought to
CIK
You ought not to
bjh
You ought to "beYou ought not to be
bji
. cjk
You shall(or, will)
bjk
You shall (or, will) be
You shall (or, will) have
.btf
You shall (or, will) not
cjl
You shall (or, will)not be
bjl
You shall (or, will) not havebtg
You should (or, would)
ckd
You should (or, would) be--BJM
bth
You should (or, would) not--Cke
would) not be
cvi
Yoti should
cvj
You should (or, would) not have

You were
You were not
You were to be
You were not to be
You will, etc. (See Shall.)
You would, etc. (See Should.)
cvm
cvn
cvz
cwa
cwb
cwp
(or,
bjn
bti
cpn
cpo
bjo
bjp
GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS.
NAMES OF PLACES AERANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL
POSITIONS.
Notations.
B. Bay.
C, Cape, Capo, Cap.
Ch. Channel.
G. Gull.
Hr. Harbor.
Pt. Point, Pointe.
Island.
Lt. Light.
Lt. V. Light vessel.
R. Riter.
F. Fort.
Mt. Mount, Mont.

P. Port, Porto Puerte.
I.
Hd. Head.
The System
of
Orthography
ARCTIC OCEAN.
is
that adopted
Sh. Shoal.
Str. Strait.
by
the Board of Geographic Names.
90
GEOGKAPHICAL SIGNALS
PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
WEST COAST NORWAY.
Part
I,
Part
I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS
ABUW
ABUX
ABUY
ABUZ
ABVC
ABVD
ABVE
ABVF
ABVG
ABVH
ABVI
ABVJ
ABVL
ABVM
ABVP
ABVQ
ABVR
ABVT
ABVW
ABVX
ABVZ
ABWC
ABWE
ABWF
ABWG
ABWI
ABWJ
ABWK
ABWM
Stave, d
OsthaSBelstranden. d
Kvilio. d
Farsund.
Katland.
Lindesnees (The Naze).
Svinor.
Eemesvigen.
Hatholm.
Mandal.
Riso Bank.
Kleven.
Mannefjord.
Ryvingen.
Songvaar Lt.
Hollen.
0x6. ace
Gronningen.
OdderS.
Chhistiansand.
Vestre Havn.
Topdals Fiord.
Lillesand.
Homborgsund.
Grimstad.
Arendal.
Torungen.
Naresto.
Ydre Mokkelaa.
Tvedestrand.
Lyngor.
Risor.
ABXI
ABXJ
Laurvik.
Svenoer.
ABXW
Lister.
ABWN
ABWO
ABWQ
ABWR
ABWS
ABWU
ABWV
ABWX
ABWY
ABWZ
ABXO
ABXD
ABXE
ABJ^F
ABXG
ABXH
ABXL
ABXN
ABXO
ABXP
ABXQ
ABXS
ABXT
ABXV
ABXY
ABYC
ABYD
ABYE
ABYG
ABYH
ABYI
ABYK
ABYL
Flekkefiord.
Hittero.
Kran
Fiord.
Kragero.
Helle.
lomfruland.
Langesund.
Langotangen.
Brevik.
Stathelle.
Porsgrund.
Skien.
Helgeraaen.
Nevlunghavn.
Skagerrack.
Fredriksvsern.
Stavsernsodden.
Sandefiord.
Tonsberg.
Fserder. a
Vrsengen.
Vallo.
Fulehuk.
Aasgaard strand.
Basto.
Horten.
Carljohansvsern.
Holmestrand.
Dramraen.
Svelvik.
Rodtangen.
Fildtvedt.
Christiania. 6
Sandviken.
GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.'
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
SKAGERRACK.
ABUP
ABUQ
ABUR
ABUS
ABUT
PLACES
91
92
Part
I.
Part
I.
PLACES
GEOGBAPHICALLY
EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA.
AOTN
ACTP
"Wormso. d
Hapsal.
ACTQ
ACTR
Takhkona
ACTS
ACTV
ACTW
ACTX
ACTY
ACUB
ACUD
AGUE
ACUF
ACUH
ACUI
ACUJ
ACUL
ACUM
ACUO
ACUQ
ACUR
ACUS
ACUV
ACUW
ACUX
ACXE
AOXG
ACXH
Saxbi Ness.
Pt.
Dago, d
0. Dagerort. a c
Tiefen Hafen. d
Osel.
Filsand. d
Arensburg.
Swalfer Ort. d
Moon.
Kino, d
Pemau. acd
SalUs(AltSalis).(i
Diinamund
I.
Runo I.d
Messaragotsem Pt. d
Domesness. a d
Kourland.
Michael (Pissen).
Lyser Ort. a c
ACUZ
ACVB
ACVE
ACVF
ACVG
Windau. acd
Backofen Lt.
Steinort C. d
Libau. c df
AOVI
ACVJ
Kowno.
ACVL
Fortress.
AOVP
Germany.
ACVQ
ACVR
Prussia.
Bohemia.
ACVS
Bavaria.
ACVT
Saxony.
Wiirtemberg.
ACVY
Munich.
ACVZ
Strasburg.
Leipzig.
ACWB
ACWD
ACWE
ACWP
ACWG
ACWH
ACWJ
ACWK
ACWL
ACWN
AOWO
ACWP
ACWQ
AOWR
ACWS
ACWT
AOWU
ACWV
ACWX
ACWY
ACWZ
ACXB
ACXD
ACXZ
ACYB
ACYD
ACYE
ACYF
ACYH
ACYI
ACYJ
ACYL
ACYM
ACYN
ACYO
ACYS
Poland.
Warsaw.
Berlin.
ACXU
ACXV
ACYP
ACYQ
ACYR
Wilna.
ACVM
ACVW
ACVX
ACXS
ACXT
ACXY
6 erf
Dunamund
ACXK
ACXL
ACXM
ACXN
ACXO
ACXP
ACXQ
ACXR
ACXW
Dwina R. d
Riga, a
ACXI
ACXJ
ACYT
ACYU
ACYV
ACYW
ACYX
"
Dresden.
Nimmersatt. c d
ACYZ
ACZB
ACZD
ACZE
ACZF
ACZG
ACZH
ACZI
ACZJ
ACZK
MemeL acdf
ACZL
Melneraên. d
Konig Wilhelm CanaL
Windenburger. c
ACZM
ACZN
Russ.
Memel R.
Tikit.
Labiau.
Schwarzort. cd
Rositten. d
Nidden. acd
ACZO
ACZP
ACZQ
ACZR
ACZS
ACZT
ACZU
ACZV
Cranz.crf
ACZW
Briister Ort.
ACZY
ADBC
cf
Kraxtepellen. d
Palmnicken. c
Pillau.
aed
Fischausen. a c
Tenkitten. d
Grossbruch. d
Konigsberg.
ADBE
ADBG
4DBH
ADBI
ADBK
ADBL
Balga. a
AIMlANGiElD.
93
94
PLACES
GEOGEAPHICALLY AKEANGED.
DENMARK.
Paet
I.
Part
I.
NORTH
ADRH
ADRJ
ADRK
ADRL
ADRN
ADRO
ADRP
ADRS
ADRT
ADRU
ADRV
ADRX
ADRY
ADSB
ADSC
ADSE
ADSG
Nykidbing.
Lemvig.
Bovbierg. d
Sondervig. d
Nyminde Gab. d
Blaavand Ft.cdf
Ssedenstrand.
Graa Deep
Fan6.
c
North
Rom
Sea.
I.cd
Lister Deep.
Kirkeby. d
ADSH
ADSK
Sylt l.iicd
Ellenbogen.
ADSL
Hoyer.
ADSM
ADSO
Rothe
ADSP
ADSQ
ADSR
ADST
ADSU
ADSV
Amrum
ADSW
ADSX
ADUZ
ADVB
ADVC
ADVP
ADVH
Horn Reef BLt.V.c/

VylLt.V.c
Esbjei^.
af
Kliff.
NebeL
I. c
Fohrl.
Wyk.c
ADSY
ADSZ
Eider R.
ADTB
ADTC
Suderboft.
Y.acf
Eider Galliot Lt. V. a
Tonning. c
Eider Canal.
ADTI
Fredrichstadt.
Norder Piep.
ADTK
ADTL
ADTM
ADTN
Busum. c d
ADTO
ADTP
Elbe R.
ADTQ
Elbe Pilot Galliot, d

ElbeNo. 2Lt. V.d
Elbe No. 3 Lt. V.
Elbe No. 4 Lt. V. d
Duhnen. d
ADTU
ADTV
ADTW
ADTX
ADTY
ADTZ
Outer Elbe, or Elbe No.

V. df
Vogelsand.
Cuxhaven. ahcdef
Oste Reef (Oste Riff)
Neuhaus.
Brunsbiittelkoog.
Brunsbiittel.
StorR.
ADUI
ADUJ
Freiburg.
ADUK
ADUL
ADUM
ADUN
ADUO
acef
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal.

Bosch.
ADUH
Blexen.
Bremerbaven. abcdf
Nordenham.
Geestemiinde.
Brake, c
Vegesack.
Bremen, abcef
Kaiser Harb., or Kaiser-
Stade.
Griinendeich.
Siel.
ADWZ
ADXC
ADXE
Mellum
WUhelmshaven. abcdf
Heppens.
Ems Jade
Canal.
Vareler Siel.
Schillighom.
acd
Genius Bank Lt. V. d

Minsener Old Oog (Rescue Bn.).
ADXF
Wangeroog I.acdf
ADXI
ADXJ
Langeoog
ADXL
ADXM
ADXN
ADXP
ADXQ
ADXR
ADXS
ADXT
ADXU
ADXV
Spiekeroog
I.
I.
Friedrichsschleuse. d
Carolinensiel. c
Neuharrlingersiel. c d
North Friesland.
Baltrum l.d
Norderney I.c d
Norddeich.c
df
Juist l.d
Aurich.
Papenburg.
Norderney Lt. V.
Weener.
EmsR.
Borkum I.acdf
Norden.
Emden.
Leer.
Campen.
Watum.
Borkum
Flat (Borkum
Riff)Lt. V.ac/
Schiermonnikoog.
Lauwerzee.
Groningen.
Ameland. ac(i
Hallam.
Terschelling Bank Lt.V.
Terschelling. acd
Brandaris.
Harlingen. c
Vlieland. a c
Eijerland. ac
Texel
I.
ADZL
ADZN
Helder. d
Nieuwe Diep.
Great North
Canal.
ADZO
ADZP
ADZR
ADZT
ADZV
ADZW
ADZX
AEBC
AEBD
AEBF
AEBH
AEBM
AEBN
AEBP
AEBQ
AEBR
AEBT
AEBU
AEBV
AEBX
AEBY
AEBZ
AECD
AECF
AECG
AECI
AECJ
AECK
AECM
AECN
AECO
AECP
AECQ
AECR
AECS
acd
Zoutkamp.
Schilbols Nol.
The Texel. a
AEBL
Varel.
Delfzyl. c
Pilsum.
ADZI
ADZJ
AEBI
AEBJ
GeUen.
Netherlands,
bed
Holland
Alkmaar.
WUlemsoord.
Wieringen./
Medemblik.
Enkhuizen./
Hoom.
Edam.
Zaandam.
Marken I.
Amsterdam.
6c
Hoek. e
Muiden.
Naarden.
Utrecht.
Harderwijk.
Elburg.
Kampen.
Zuider Zee.
Schokland.
Urk.
Kragchenburg.
De Lemmer. c
Stavoren. cf
Kykduin. a
Dirkoomsduin.
Zanddijk.
Haaks
Lt. V.
Egmond aan
Zee.
acd
Ymuiden. acd
North Sea Ship Canal.
Zandvoort. c d
Haarlem.
Leyden.
Scheveningen. acdf
The Hague.
Maas Lt. V.
Maas R.
-New Rotterdam Canal.
Noorder Hoofd.
AECU
AECV
AECW
AECY
Hook
AECZ
Delfshaven.
Rhine R.
of Holland,
Rotterdam,
acdf
Schiedam.
5 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station:
Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
a aigal&ea an International Signal Station;

a,
Fedderwarder
Jade R.
ace
Oldenburg.
ADYI
e
Plat,
ADZH
ADZS
Eversand. a
ADWS
ADWT
ADXZ
ADYB
ADYE
ADYF
ADYG
Pagen Sand.
Meyers Legde. a
Hohe Weg
ADZC
ADZF
ADZG
ADZK
Elsfleth.
Flat, d
AuBsen Jade Lt. V. a df
Minsener Sand Lt. V. a
ADXW
Gllickstadt. c
Ki-aut Sand Lt. V.
Brunshausen.
Salzhorn.
Tief d
Wremen
ADYK
ADYM
ADYN
ADYO
ADYP
ADYQ
ADYR
ADYS
ADYU
ADYV
ADYW
ADYX
ADYZ
ADZB
ADWL
ADWO
ADWP
ADWQ
AD-WM
ADWU
ADWX
ADWY
Neufeld. d
Suder Piep.
Lt. V. c
ADUB
ADUC
ADUE
ADUF
ADUG
Neuwerk. d
ADVS
ADVT
ADWK
ADTE
ADTF
ADTG
ADTS
Finkenwerder.
Harburg. c
Hanover.
Luneburg.
Weser R.
Weser Lt. \.f
Rothersand. ace
ADWG
ADWH
Outer Eider (Eider) Lt.
1 Lt.
Wandsbek.
ADVK
ADVL
ADVN
ADVO
ADVP
ADVR
ADWI
ADWJ
c
Hamburg. 5 c
Altona. c
hafen.
Nordstrand I.
Ording Pt. d
Husum. c
Hever R.
ADYJ
Schulau Lt. V.
Blankenese.
Neuenfelde.
Helgoland, acdef
ADVX
ADVY
ADWB
ADWC
ADWE
I.acd
95
HOLLAND.
ADVJ
ADVM^
Kampen. d
Pel worm
SEA.
ADUQ
ADUR
ADUS
ADUV
ADUW
ADUX
Mors.
96
NORTH
AEDB
AEDF
AEDG
AEDH
AEDJ
AEDK
AEDL
AEDN
AEDO
AEDP
AEDR
AEDS
ABDT
AEDU
AEDW
AEDX
AEDY
AEDZ
AEFC
AEFD
AEFG
AEFH
Vlaardingen.
Nieuwe Maas.
d
Goeree.
Goedereede. a c
Molenpolder.
Yzeren Baak.
Hellevoetsluis. c d
Voorne Canal.
AEHQ
Great Britain.
AEHR
AEHS
AEHU
AEHV
AEHW
AEHX
AELF
AELG
Beachy Hd.c
Newhaven. cd
England.
AELI
AELJ
cd
Shoreham. d
Owers Lt. V.
Stryensas.
AEIB
AEIC
AEID
AEIF
AEIG
Moerdyk.
AEIH
Middelharnis.
Ooltgensplaat.
Willemstad.
Dordrecht,
Thames R.
London.
Westminster.
The
AEIK
RenesBe.
AEIL
Brouwershaven. c d
Hook of Schouwen.
AEIM
AEIO
Scheldt.
AEIP
AEIQ
AEIR
Schouwen Bank
Lt. V.
City.
Windsor.
Maplin Sands.
Tongue Lt. V.
Mouse Lt. V.
Edinburgh Ch.
Prince's Ch.
Nore Lt. V.
Girdler Lt. V.
Garrison Pt. 6
Shoeburyness.
Southend. rfe
Tilbury Docks.
Gravesend.
AEU
Schouwen. a
English Ch.
AEHZ
Bergen-op-Zoom.
Goes.
AEIU
Dombnrg.
AEFO
AEFQ
AEFR
AEFS
AEFU
AEIW
AEIX
Woolwich.
Walcheren.
AEIY
AEJB
Greenwich.
AEFV
Middelburg.
Flushing
gen).
AEFW
AEFY
AEFZ
AEGB
AEGD
AEGF
AEGH
AEGJ
AEGK
AEGL
AEGN
bcde
AEJI
Hoedekenekerke
Hanswest (Hanaweerd).
AEJM
AEJN
Greenwich
Temeuse (Neuzen).
AEJP
AEJQ
AEJR
AEJT
AEJU
AEJV
Doel.
Zeeland.
Sluis. c
Sluis.
Belgium.
Knocke. c d
AEGS
AEGT
Antwerp (Anvers). 6
LiUo.
T6te de Flandre.
Burght.
Boom.
Med way,
The.
Sheemess. b c
Queenborough.
Port Victoria.
Stangate Creek.
AEHP
Tamise.
Ghent.
Brussels.
Wielingen Lt. V.
Wandelaar Lt. V.
North (Noord) Hinder
Bruges, e
Ostende. c d
Nieuport. c df
Panne,
Kerke. c d
Strood.
AEKC
AEKD
AEKF
Rochester.
Whitstable. c
Margate, c d
North Foreland, cf
AEKH
AEKI
AEKJ
Broadstairs.
AEICM
Goodwin Sands.
Deal, bed
AEKN
ABKO
AEKQ
AEKR
or
Downs, The.
Gull Lt. V.
East Goodwin Lt. V.
South Goodwin Lt. V.
South Foreland.
AEKS
AEKZ
AELB
Adin
AELC
AELD
Dover, bcde
Dover Harbor
Varne
Lt.
Lt. V.
V.
Folkestone, cd
AEML
AEMG
AEMP
AEMQ
AEMR
AEMS
AEMT
AEMU
AEMW
AEMX
AEMY
AENB
AENC
AEND
AENG
AENH
AENI
AENK
AENL
AENM
AENP
AENQ
AENR
AENT
AENU
AENV
AENX
AENY
AENZ
AEOC
AEOD
AEOF
AEOH
AEOI
AEOJ
Chichester.
Warner Lt. V.
Southampton. 6
Solent, The.
Calshot Lt. V.
Ryde.c d
Osborne.
Cowes.c
Lymington.c d
Hurst Caslle.c
Needles, The.e
Isle of Wight.
Bembridge.d
Helens.
Catherine Pt.c d ef
Christchurch.d
St.
St.
Poole. c
df
Swanage.d
Anvil Pt.c
St. Alban's Hd.d
Weymouth.c d
PORTLAND.6 d /
Bill of Portland.c
Shambles Lt. V.
Bridport.
Lyme Regis.d
Exmouth.c d
Teignmouth.c d
Torquay.d
Tor Bay.
Brixham.d
Dartmouth.d
Start Pt.
Pmwl Pt.c
Salcombe.d
Bolt
Hd.d
Eddystone.d
Plymouth.c d
Stonehouse.
Cattewater.
Devonport.c
Mt. Wise (Deyonpoi:t).6
Keyham.
Cornwall.
WTiitsand B.
Fowey.
Dodman
Pt.
AEOS
Falmouth. 6 c d
Manacle Rks.
Lizard, The.c def
Penzance, c d e
Mount's B.
Longships Lt.d
Land's End.d
Wolf Rock.
AEOT
AEOU
AEOV
Scilly IS.fi/
St. Mary's I.c d
St. Agnes.d
AEOK
AEOL
AEOM
AEON
AEOQ
AEOR
Sandgate Road, ede

.
Dungfeness. de
Hastings, c d
Royal Sovereign Lt. V.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station;
Ramsgate. cd
North Goodwin Lt. V.
AEKU
AEKV
AEKW
AEKX
AEKY
Lt. V.
Blankenberghe. cd
La
Chatham.
AEJZ
AEKL
Lt. V.
AEHK
AEHI.
AEHM
AEHN
Obser-
Deptford.
Royal Albert Docks.
Royal Victoria Docks.
East India Docks.
West India Docks.
Mill wall Docks.
Commercial Docks.
London Docks.
St. Katharine Docks.
Grand Surrey Canal.
AEJL
Bath.
West Hinder
Heyst. ade
AEMK
Blackwall.
AEJC
Ellewoutsdijk.
Breskens.
AEGO
AEGP
AEGQ
AEHI
AEHJ
AELZ
Purfleet.
Erith.
AEJX
AEJY
AEGU
AEGV
AEGX
AEGY
AEGZ
AEHD
AEHF
AEHG
AELX
AELY
Greenhithe.
AEJD
AEJG
AEJS
Arnemuiden.
Nieuwe
AELW
vatory. 6
(Vlissin-
Langston Hr.
Spithead.e
Portsmoutli.6
Nab Lt. V.
AEMJ
AEFK
AEFM
AEFN
AELP
AELR
AELS
AELT
AELV
Black Deep Lt. V.
AEIS
AEIT
Veere.
Westkapelle. a
Zoutelandc.
Worthing, d
Selsea BUI. d
Northfleet.
Zierikzee. c
Brighton,
AELK
AELM
AELN
AELO
AEMB
AEMC
AEMF
AEMG
AEMH
AEFI
AEFJ
Tholen.
I.
ENGLAND.
SEA.
Maasluis. c
Brielle.
Part
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station: d a Life-Savine

Station'
"b oi.iii.mii,
a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part
I.
PLACES
GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
WEST COAST ENGLAND.
AEOW
AEOY
AEOZ
AEPB
Bishop Rock.d
St. Mary's Road.
Round
I.
Seven Stones
AEPD
AEPF
AEPG
St. Ives.c
AEPI
AEPJ
Padstow.rf
AEPK
AEPM
AEPN
AEPO
AEPR
AEPS
AEPT
AEPV
Lt. V.
d.
Godrevy \.cd
Newjport.cf
AESV
Aberdovey.d
Barmouth.d
P. Madoc.
AESZ
AETC
Trevose Hd.d
Hartland Pt.c
Lundy I.c d e
AETD
AETF
AETG
AETH
Bideford.
Appledore.c d
AETI
AETJ
Barnstaple.
Bull Pt.c
AETL
AETN
AETP
AETQ
AETR
AETU
AETV
Ilfracombe.c d
The Foreland.
WEST COAST SCOTLAND.
AESP
AESQ
AESR
AEST
AESU
AESX
AESY
Hayle.c d
Cardigan.^
Cardigan B. Lt. V,
Aberaeron.
Aberystwith.d
Pwilheli.d
Tudwall Rds.d
Bardsey I.
St.
Carnarvon.c
Carnarvon B. Lt. V.
Porth Dinlleyn.d
South Stack.cd
Anglesea.
Holyhead. cd/
Skerries.d
AEPW
AEPX
Watchet.d
AEPZ
AEQB
AEQC
AEQF
Bridgewater.c
Flatholm.rf
AEQG
Avon R.
AETY
Great Orme Hd.

Abergele.
AEQI
AEQJ
Avonmouth.
King Road.
AETZ
Flint.
DeeR.
AEQM.
Severn R.
Sharpness Docks:
AEUB
AEUC
AEUD
AEUF
AEUG
AEUI
AEUJ
Chester.
North West Lt. V.
Hoylake.d
Bar Lt. V.
AEQK
AEQN
AEQO
AEQR
AEQS
AEQT
AEQU
AEQV
AEQW
AEQX
AEQZ
AERB
AERC
AERD
AERF
AERH
AERJ
AERK
AERL
AERN
AERO
AERP
AERS
AERT
AERU
Bumham.c d
Bristol.
AETW
Portishead.
Gloucester.
Monmouth.
Chepstow.
Newport.
Usk.
Welsh
English
and
grounds Lt. V.
Wales.
Cardiff, c
Bute Docks.
Penarth.crf
Barry Docks.e
Breaksea Pt.
Breaksea Lt. V.
Nash Pt.c
Porthcawl.rf
Scarweather Lt. V.
P. Talbot.
Neath.
Briton Ferry.
Swansea.?*
Mumbles.crfe
Heiwick Lt. V.
Worm's Hd.
Burry Port.rf
AEUK
AEUL
AEUM
AEUN
AEUO
AEUQ
AEUR
AEUS
AEUV
AEUW
AEUX
AEUZ
AEVB
AEVC
AEVD
AEVF
AEVG
AEVH
AEVJ
AEVK
AERW
AERX
AERY
Llanelly.c
AESB
AESC
AESD
AESP
AESG
Tenby .d
AESH
Pembroke Dock.
AESI
St.
AESK
AESL
AESM
Smalls, if
St. Bride's B.
Bishops & Clerks.
AESO
Fishguard.
Caermarthen.
Caldyl.crf
Old Castle Hd.

St. Ann's Hd.de
Milford Haven.
Neyland.
George's Ch.
AEVL
AEVN
AEVO
AEVP
AEVR
Menai
Str.
Bangor.
AEWH
AEWI
AEWK
AEWL
AEWM
AEWN
AEWO
AEWP
AEWQ
AEWS
AEWT
AEWU
AEWX
AEWY
AEWZ
AEXC
AEXD
AEXF
AEXH
Cumberland.
Duddon R.
St. Bees Hd.
Whitehaven.cd
Harrington.
Selker Lt. Y.
Workingtoh.c
Maryport.cd
Solway Firth.d
Silloth.c
Carlisle.
Isle of Man..
Ayre Pt.c
Calf of Man.
Chicken Rock.
Castletown.crf
-Lang Ness.
Douglas, cd
Bahama Bank.
Conway.
AEXI
AEXJ
Beaumaris.
Lynus
Pt.c
Dee
Lt. V.
Air Pt.d
Connah's Quay.c
Saltney.
Leasowe.
Bidston.
Crosby Lt. V.
North Wall (Mersey).
Formby Lt. V.
AEXL
AEXM
AEXN
AEXP
AEXQ
AEXR
AEXT
AEXU
AEXV
AEXY
AEXZ
AEYB
AEYD
AEYF
AEYG
AEYI
AEYJ
Manchester Ship Canal.

Widnes.
Runcorn.
AEYE
AEYM
AEYN
AEYO
AEYQ
AEYR
AEYV
AEYW
EUesmere Pt.
Prince's Landing Stage.
AEYZ
AEZB
Prince's Dock.
AEZC
AEZF
Mersey.
Liverpool.rf
Garston.
Scotland.
Dumfries.
Southerness.
Little Ross.
Kirkcudbright.
Wigton.
Burrow Hd.
Mull
of
Galloway.c
P. Patrick.^
Corsewall Pt.c
Loch Ryan.c
Stranraer.
Ailsa Craig.
Girvan.d
Turnberry
Clyde.
Ayr.d
Pt.c?
Troon, rf
Irvine.d
Ardrossan.cd
Cloch Pt.
Gourock.
Toward
Pt.
Rothesay.c
Cumbraes.
Greenock, c
P. Glasgow.
Glasgow.c
Dumbarton.
Gare Loch.
AEZG
AEZH
Helensburg.
Loch Fyne.
Inverary.
AEZJ
Arran.
AEZK
AEZL
Lamlash.c
Pladda.d
AEZM
AEZN
AEZO
Kildonan Pt.de
Campbelton.cd
AEZP
AEZR
Mull or Cantyre.c
Fleetwood.crf
AEZS
AEZT
P. Ellen.
P. Charlotte.
Wyre R.
AEZV
Jura Sound.
Queen's Dock.
Brunswick Dock.
North Dock.
Birkenhead.
Morpeth Dock,
ft
Southport.crf
Ribble R.
Lytham.crf
Preston.
AEVS
Manchester.
AEVT
AEVU
Birmingham.
Blackpool, cd
AEVW
AEVX
AEVY
AEWB
AEWC
AEWD
AEWG
97
Lancaster.
Morecambe B.c
Piel Hr.d
Walney
I.c
Barrow.c
Sanda.
Islay.c
AEZW
AEZX
Loch In
Dail.
Oversay
I.
AFBC
McArthur Hd.
AFBD
AFBE
Islay Sound.
Rudha
Mhail.c
Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station
Sienifles an International Signal
o
a oigmiit,
^ ^ Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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PLACES
Part
I.
Part
I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALSPLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.

IRELAND.
AFNM
AFNP
AFNQ
AFNR
AFNS
AFNT
AFNU
AFNV
AFNX
AFNT
AFNZ
AFOC
AFOD
AFOE
AFOH
AFOI
AFOJ
AFOL
AFOM
AFON
AFOQ
AFOR
AFOS
AFOU
AFOV
AFOW
AFOY
AFOZ
AFPB
AFPD
AFPE
AFPG
AFPH
NORTH COAST FRANCE.
Hunstanton, d
AFRI
Wells.d
AFRK
APRL
AFRM
AFRO
AFRP
AFRQ
Cromer.d
Haisborough Lt. V.
Bacton.d
Would
Lt. V.
Winterton.d
Leman and Ower
Lt. V.
Smiths Knoll Lt. V.

Yarmouth, erf
Cockle Lt. V.
St. Nicholas Lt. V.
Gorton Lt. V.
Newarp Lt. V.
Cross Sand Lt. V.
Lowestoft.c d
Pakefield.
AFSL
AFSM
AFSN
Harwich.rf
Orwell R.
Ipswich.
Manningtree.
Dovercourt.
AFSP
AFSQ
AFSR
AFSU
AFSV
Outer Gabbard Lt. V.
AFSW
Felixstowe.
AFSY
Cork Lt. V.
AFSZ
Long Sand Lt. V.

Sunk Lt. V.
AFTB
AFTD
AFTE
Wivenhoe.
AFTH
Colchester.
AFPK
Kentish Knock Lt. V.

Swin Middle Lt. V.
Maldon.
Galloper Lt. V.
AFTI
AFTI
AFPM
AFPN
AFPO
AFPR
AFPS
AFPT
AFPV
Ireland.
AFTL
AFTN
AFTO
APTP
AFTQ
C. Clear.
AFTR
Fastnet.
Brow Hd. c ef
Bantry B.
Mizen Hd.
AFPZ
AFQB
AFQC
AFQE
Berehaven. 6
Ardnakinna
Roancarrig I.
Glengariff Hr.
Bull Rock.
Ballinskellig.
Skelligs.
AFQL
AFQN
AFQO
AFQP
AFQS
AFQT
Valentia. rf
Dingle B.rf
Castlemaine.
AFQU
AFQW
AFQX
AFQY
AFRB
AFRC
AFRD
AFRG
AFRH
Tearaght
Tralee. c
Shannon R.
Loop Hd. c
Kilcradan Hd.
Scattery
I.
Tarbert.
Clare.
LiMBBICK.
Liscanor.
Inisheer.
Rosalare.
df
rf
rf
Killybegs.
rf
Rathlin O'Birne
I.
Bloody Foreland.
Arranmore (Aran
Tory I. c e
Lough Swilly.
Fanad Pt. c
I.),
Buncrana.
Rathmullan. c
Malin Hd. e ef
Inishtrahull. ef
Lough Foyle. c rf
Inishowen Hd.
rf
rf
e rfe
AFXC
Clonakilty.
AFXD
APXG
APXH
Baltimore,
Rathlin I.
Altacary Hd.
AFXJ
France.
AFXL
APXM
AFXN
AFXP
AFXQ
AFXR
AFXT
AFXU
APXV
AFXY
DUNKBRQUK. ah cd
Ballycastle. c
Tor Pt. e
Londonderry.
Moville.
Coleraine.
Maidens.
Lame.
Bemast.
Black Hd.
Carrickfergus.
rf
Bangor.
AFYI
AFYJ
AFVK
oSignifles an International Signal Station; b a
Sligo.
Ballyshannon.
Donegal.
Strangford.
Ardglaes Hr.
St. John's Pt.
AFVI
AFVJ
Ballina.
AFTZ
AFUZ
AFVB
AFVD
AFVE
AFVG
Foynes Hr.
AFXZ
AFYB
AFYG
AFUK
AFUM
AFUO
AFUQ
AFUR
AFUS
AFUV
AFUX
I.
Donaghadee. c
Skulmartin Lt. V. rf
South Rock Lt. V. rf
AFUI
AFUJ
Kenmare.
Mayo.
Eagle I.
Broadhaven.
Mew
AFUB
AFUD
AFUE
AFUG
Pt.
Carnsore Pt.
Blackwater Bank Lt. V.rf

Lucifer Lt. V. rf
Wexford, rf
North Arklow Bk. Lt. V.
AFVW Barrels Rock Lt. V.

AFVX Coningbeg Lt. V.
AFVZ Saltees.
AFWB Bannow B.
AFWC New Ross, c
AFWE Waterford.
AFWG Hook Pt.
AFWH Duncannon.
AFWJ Dunmore. c
AFWK Dungarvan. c
AFWL Mine Hd. c
AFWN Ardmore.
AFWO Youghal.crf
AFWP Ballycottin I.
AFWR Cork. 6 c
APWS Queenstown. 6 c
AFWT Haul bowline I.
AFWV Roche Pt. a ef
AFWX Daunt Rock Lt. V.
AFWY Kinsale. c
AFXB Old Head of Kinsale.
AFTW
AFTY
AFQJ
AFQK
AFTU
AFTV
df
AFPW
AFPX
AFQG
AFQH
AFTS
ef
Crookhaven.
AFVU
Killala.
AFSJ
Gunfleet. c
AFVS
ClewB.
AFSC
AFSD
AFSE
AFSI
Shipwash Lt. V.
HoUesleyB.
Inishgort.
South Arklow Bk. Lt. V.

Tuskar Rk. c
Westport.
Achifl Hd.
Blacksod B.
AFSH
Southwold.rf
Aldborough.rfe
Orford Ness. erf
Killary B.
Clare I.
AFVM
AFVN
AFVO
AFVP
AFVQ
AFVR
Eeragh I.
Gal way. e
Arran Is.
Slyne Hd.
AFRT
AFRU
AFRV
AFRX
AFRY
AFRZ
AFPI
AFPJ
AFPL
99
I.
Dundrum
B.
Carlingford.
Greenore.
rf
rf
rf
Newry.
Dundalk.
Boyne R.
rf
Balbriggan. rf
Rockabill.
Howth Bailey,
Kish Lt. V.
Dublin.
6 c
rf
rf
Poolbeg.
Liftey R.
Kingstown,
Wicklow. rf
rf
Codling Bank Lt. V.

Arklow. rf
Time Signal Station;
a Lloyd's Signal Station;
Lisle.
Bergues.
Zuydcoote. a
Ruytingen Lt. V.
rf
Snouw Lt. V. rf
Dyck Lt. V. rf
acd
Gravelines.
Walde.
rf
acd
Calais,
C. Blanc Nez.
C. Gris Nez.
acde
Boulogne,
rf
C. Alprech. a
Etaples.
Pt. du Touquet. a
Berck. rf
P. d' Abbeville.
Somme R.
St. Valery. d
Cayeux. o rf
AFY8
Le
AFYW
c
rf
AFYK
AFYM
AFYN
AFYO
AFYQ
AFYR
AFYU
AFYV
Drogheda.
Galley Hd. e
Glandore. rf
Tr6port. a
Dieppe, a
rf
df
Pt. d'Ailly.a
St.
Valery-en-Caux. a
AFYZ
AFZB
F6camp. a
AFZC
AFZE
AFZG
AFZH
Etretat. a rf
Cf d'Antifer. a
C. la Hfeve. a
Havre (Lb Havre),
AFZJ
Harfleur.
AFZK
AFZM
Fatouville.
rf
rf
Pagnet Pt.
erf
Seine R.
a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

Telegraph Station.
/a Wireless
PLACES
100
Part
I.
NORTH AND WEST COASTS FRANCE.

AFZN
AFZO
AFZQ
AFZR
Berville.
Pt. de la Roque.
Quillebceuf.
AGEO
AGEP
AGER
Granville, d
Roc. Pt. a
Mt. St. Michel.
Caudebec.
AGES
AFZS
Guerbaville.
AFZU
Rouen.
AGET
AGEV
Avranches.
Bretagne.
AFZW
Paris.
AFZY
AGBC
AGBE
AGBF
Versailles.
AGBH
Honfleiir. c d
Trouville. d
Pt. Beuzeval. a
AGBJ
Dives.
AGBK
AGBL
AGBN
AGBO
AGBP
AGBR
AGBS
AGBT
AGBV
AGBW
AGBX
AGBZ
AGCB
AGCD
AGCF
AGCH
The
Elysê.
Oyestreham.
Orne R.
Caen.
St. Aubin. a
Pt.
en Bessin. a d
Percys Pt. a
Oarentan.
St. Marcouf.
AGCK
AGCL
C. Levi, a
AGCM
AGCO
AGCP
AGCQ
Cherbourg.
a
Pt. de Querqueville. a d
I.
AGCT
AGCU
Channel
AGOW
AGOX
AGCY
AGDB
AGDO
AGDE
AGDH
AGDI
AGDJ
AGDL
AGDM
AGDN
AGDP
AGDQ
AGDR
AGDT
AGDU
AGDV
AGDX
AGDY
AGDZ
AGEB
AGED
AGEF
C.
Is.
Aldbrnet.
St. Anne.
Caflquets.
Guernsey.
Peter Port,
Hanois.
St. Sampson's.
Les Ecr^hos.
St.
cd
AGFL
Dinard. d
AGHL
AGHM
AGHN
AGHP
AGHQ
AGHR
AGHT
AGHU
AGHV
A6HX
AGHY
AGHZ
AGU
Serk.
AGIK
AGIM
AGIN
ad
St.
Aubin.
La
Corbifere.
Gorey. a
Rozel.
St. Catherine B.
Minquiers.
C.
0.
Dinan.
AGID
AGIE
AGIH
Creux Hr.
Jersey.
P.
AGFK
AGIC
Herm.
St. Helier.
AGFI
Grand Jardin
La Ranee R.
AGHI
AGHJ
de la Hague, af
Jardeheu Pt. a
Nez de Jobourg. a
AGOS
B^nard Pt. a
Roches Bonnes.
St. Malo. d
AGFW
AGFX
AGPY
AGHB
AGHC
AGHD
AGHF
La Hougue. a
Pelde
AGEZ
AGFB
AGFC
AGFE
AGFP
AGFQ
AGFS
AGFT
AGFU
AGFV
Isigny.
St. Vaast.
Pierre de Herpin. d
Grouin Pt. a
AGFM
AGFO
CourseuUes. c d
Pt. de Ver.
Bemierea. a
R^ville.
Barfleur. a d
C. Barfleur.
Gatteville. d
AGCI
aed
DE DiELBTTE. d
de Flamanville. a
de Carteret, a d
AGJI
AGEK
AGEL
AGEN
R6gn6vUle. d
Tourville (Toumeville).
Chausey la. a d
a Signifies an International Signal Station;

e
Portrieux. d
Quay, a
Plouzec Pt. a
Paimpol.
Ost-Pic Rock.
Trieux R.
St.
Croix Rocks.
Br^hat l.ad
Roches d'Ouvres. d
Hâux de Br^hat. d
Cr6ach-ar-Maout. a
Trfeuier.
P. Blanc, a d
Anse de
Perros.
Perros-Guirrec. d
Ploumanac'h. a d
Les Sept-Iles.
Triagoz. d
B^leguer
Pt.
Lannion.
Bihit R. a
Primel Pt. a d
He
Noire,
Tour de
la
Lande.
Morlaix.
PenpouU.
St. Pol de L4on.
Bloscon Pt. a
Poulâzec Pt.
Pt. d'Agon.
AGJK
AGJM
AGJN
Erqui. a d
Le L6gu6.
St. Brieuc.
Grand L^jon.
Roselier Pt. a d
P. Nevez.
AGEJ
St. Cast Pt. a

C. Frêl. a
St.
Jacques.
Kernic.
Goulven.
Plounôur.
Pontusval. d
P. Treisseny.
Kerisoc Pt. a
Vierge I.
Abervrac'h 'R.ad
Lanvaon Height.
L'Aberbenoit.
Landunevfe
Le Four, d
AGJQ
AGJR
OT IlE D'OuESSANT. (//

Stiff Pt. a d
Creac'h Pt. ade
AGJS
Biscay,
Pt. a
Bay
or,
AGJU
AGJV
Corsen Pt. a
P. Conquet. d
AGJW
St. Mathieu Pt. a

Les Pierres Noires.
Bertheaume.
Crâc'hmeur Pt. a
AGJY
d
AGJZ
AGKB
AGKD
AGKE
Minou
or
AGKH
AGKL
AGKM
AGKO
AGKP
AGKQ
AGKS
AGKT
AGKU
AGKW
AGKX
AGKY
Landemeau.
Chateaulin.
Roscanv.el.
Capucins Pt.
Camaret. a d
Toulinguet Pt.
Pt. des Pois. a
Ch6vre C. a
Douarnenez. d
Millier Pt.
Ar-Men Rock, rf
AGLH
AGLI
AGLP
AGLQ
AGLR
AGLT
AGLU
AGLV
AGLX
AGLY
AGLZ
AGMC
AGMD
AGME
AGMH
AGMI
AGMJ
Pt.
Brest. 6 d
Lanninon.
Penfeld R.
Rade de Brest.
Kerhuon.
AGLB
AGLC
AGLD
AGLF
AGLK
AGLM
AGLN
'
He de Sein. d
T^vennec. d
La VieiUe. d
Bee du Raz de Sein. a
Pt. de I'Ervily. o
Audierne. d
Poulgoazec.
Penmarc'h. a d
d
Guilfinec.
L'Esconil. a
Pont L'Abb^.
Combrit.
B^nodet. d
Quimper.
Beg Meil Pt. a

La Forest.
Concarneau. d
M6d6e Rock.
He aux Moutons. d
Penfret l.ad
Trîgnon Pt. d
Beg Morg Pt. a
AGML
AGMN
AGMO
AGMQ
AGMR
AGMS
AGMU
AGMV
AGMY
AGMZ
AGNB
AGND
AGNE
AGNF
Blavet.
AGNI
AGNJ
La Peyrifere.
La Teignouse. d
AGNK
AGNM
'
Portzic Pt. o
AGKJ
D6coll6 Pt. a
AGIU
AGIV
AGIX
AGIY
lie S6n^quet..rf
Germain, a
St. Briac.
AGIS
AGIZ
AGJC
Islet,
USHANT,
Gulf of Gascogne.*
Servan.
Roscoff. d
He de Bas. a
AGEH
St.
St.
AGIO
AGIQ
AGIR
AGJD
AGJE
AGJH
P. Bail.
Caincale.
AGEW
AGEX
AGFH
AGJC
Dou^lan. d
Anse du Pouldu. a
Quimperl6 R.
Groix
I.
Pen Men
Pt.
Croix, a
Bee Melen
Pt. a
Talut Pt. (Lorient).
P. Louis.
Grave Pt. o
Lorient 6
K^roman.
Belle-fle.
Loc Maria, d
6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving

somwou,
Stationa Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part
i;
I.
PLACES
101
102
PORTUGAL.
PLACES
Part
I.
Part
I.
PLACES
SOUTH COAST FRANCE.

AHNJ
St.
Cruz de
d
la
Selva (P.
Selva).
AHNL
AHNM
AHNO
AHNQ
AHNR
AHNS
AHNU
AHNV
AHNW
AHNY
AHNZ
AHOB
AHOD
AHOE
AHOF
AHOI
AHOJ
AHOK
AHOM
AHON
AHOP
AHOR
AHOS
AHOT
lilansi.
AHRD
AHRE
AHRG
AHRJ
AHRL
AHRM
AHRN
AHRP
AHRQ
AHRS
AHRU
Portbou.
Balearic Is.
Formentera I.
Codolar Pt.
IviZA.
San Antonio P.
AhorcadoB I.
Puercos I.
Botafoch.
Grosa Pt.
I.
Conejera
I.
AHRW
Majorca.
Palma. d
AHRY
AHRZ
C. Blanco.
P. Pi.
C. Cala Figuera.
Dragonera
I.
P. SoUer. d
Grosa, or, Llarga Pt.
Formenton.
PoUensa.
C.
Alcudia. d
Alcanada,
or,
AHOW
AHOX
AHOZ
AHPB
AHPC
AHPD
AHPE
AHPF
AHPG
AHPJ
AHPK
C. Pera.
P. Colon.
C. Salinas.
Cabrera.
Ansiola Pt.
Minorca.
Ayre
AHTB
AHTD
AHTE
AHTF
I.
C. Dartuch.
AHTI
Ciudadela.
AHPL
C.
AHPN
P. Fomells.
Caballeria,
or,
Ca-
valleria.
AHPO
AHPQ
AHPS
AHPT
AHPU
AHPW
AHPX
AHPY
AHQB
AHQC
AHQD
AHQF
AHQG
Bâr (B6am). a
P. Vendres. d
CoUioure. d
C.
AHTW
Perpignan.
AHTY
AHTZ
AHUB
AHUD
AHUE
AHUF
St. Nazaire.
Leucate. a
La Nouvelle. a d
Narbonne.
B^ziers.
Toulouse.
H^rault R.
Agde. a d
AHQI
Gulf op Lyon.
AHQK
AHQL
AHQM
AHQO
AHQP
AHQR
AHQT
AHQU
AHQV
AHQX
Brescou
AHUI
AHUJ
AHUK
AHUM
AHUN
AHUO
AHUQ
AHUR
I.
Bessan.
Marseillan.
Mfeze.
Cette.
AHTK
AHTM
AHTN
AHTP
AHTQ
AHTR
AHTU
AHTV
Banyuls. d
AHUS
acd
Etang de Thau.
Frontignan.
Montpellier.
Aigues-Mortes. d
Espiguette Pt. a
Tarascon.
Avignon.
Lyon.
Antibes. d
Nice, d
Villefranche. d
C. Ferrat. a
St. Hospice Pt. d
Monaco.
C. Martin, a
AHVO
Mentone (Menton).rf
Bouc. d
AHVQ
AHVR
Berne.
Martigues.
AHVS
Geneva.
Foz.
St. Louis Canal.
C. Couronne. u
C. Janet.
AHVW
Marseille, d
National Basin.
Maritime Basin.
Old Basin.
Chateau d'lf
Ratoneau I.
P.
du
Riou
AHWD
AHWE
AHWF
AHWI
AHWJ
I.
Frioul.
Pomfegues I.a
Planier I. d
C. Croisette. a
AHWK
AHWM
AHWN
'
Ciotat.
I'Aigle. a
Bandol.
Sanary.
Embiez
Italy.
Ventitaiglia.
I.
C. Sici6. a
C. Sepet. a
Toulon. 6
Lazaretto Road.
La Seyne B.
Inner Road.
Mourillon.
L'Ane Bank.
Giens. a
Great Ribaud
I.
Hyferes.
C. B6nat. a
Fourches Mt.
PorqueroUes. a
df
P. Cros.
Levant Is. a
Bonnes Road.
Lavandou. d
Cavalaire. d
C. Camarat. a d
St. Tropez.
St. Maxime.
Sardinierfes Pt. a
Fr^jus.
Raphael, d
Drammond.a
Agay Road.rf
C.
AHUV
AHUW
AHUX
AHUZ
AHVB
Cannes, d
St. Marguerite He. a
Jouan G. d
AHVC
Garoupe.
Napoule G.
Ilette Pt.
n
AHWZ
AHXB
AHXC
^HXE
AHXF
AHXG
AHXJ
AHXK
AHXL
AHXN
AHXO
AHXP
AHXR
AHXS
AHXT
AHXV
AHXW
AHXY
AHYB
AHYC
AHYE
AHYF
AHYG
AHYJ
AHYK
AHYL
AHYN
AHYO
AHYP
AHYQ
AHYR
AHYS
AHYT
AHYU
AHYV
AHYW
AHYX
San Remo. d
Maurizio. d
Oneglia.rf
C. Mele. af
Alassio. d
Albenga.
Noli, a d
Spotomo. d
Vado. d
Savona. d
Varazze.
Voltri.
Genoa,
Piedbiont.
Turin.
San Benigno
C.
or,
Six-Fours, a
Brusc. d
St.
AHWO
AHWR
AHWS
AHWU
AHWX
'AHWQ
I.
Cassis.
Bee de
AHVY
AHVZ
AHWB
Switzerland.
St.
(Ferro,
Faro), o
Giacomo
Pt.
P. Pino, a
Santa Margherita. d
Rapallo.
Chiavari. d
Sestri Levante.
P. Venere.
Levanto.
Mesco
Pt.
Palmaria
Tinol.
I.
af
Spezia. 6 d
d
Avenza.
Lerici.
Viareggio.
Tuscany.
Arno R.
Pisa.
Florence.
Leghorn, df
Meloria Sh.
Gorgona
Vada.
I.
Barratti P.
Piombino Pt. a
Vecchio P.
Troja
I.
Castiglione.
Talamone B.
Campo
alls Serre. a
Elba I.a/
Ferrajo P.
P. Longone.
Monte Groseo. a
Focardo F.
Palmajola
Pianosa I.
I.
Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

Sig
6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal
a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wjreless Telegraph Station.
an International Signal Station;

o Sienifles
^
AHVK
AHVL
AHVN
Aries.
Lazaret Basin.
AHSZ
0. Bajoli.
P. Mahon.
San Carlos Pt.
AHVE
La GachoUe.
AHVF
Faraman (Camargue). ad AHVG
Rh6ne R. d
AHVJ,
Joliette Basin.
AHSM
AHSN
AHSP
AHSQ
AHSR
AHSU
AHSV
AHSW
AHSY
df
Saintes Maries,
AHSD
AHSE
AHSG
AHSL
Aucanda
GULF OF GENOA.
AHSC
AHSI
AHSJ
Islet.
AHOV
AHQY
AHQZ
AHRC
103
104
GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALS
PLACES
GEOGKAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Pakt
I.
Part
geographical signals- -PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
I.
MALTA.
AIML
AIMO
AIMP
AIMQ
Mazzara.
AIMS
Sottiie Pt.
AIMT
AIMU
Maritime.
Libeccio Pt.
Levanzo.
Giosso Pt.
Formica.
Trapani. af
AIMW
AIMX
AIMY
AINB
AINC
AIND
AINF
AING
AINH
AINL
AINM
AINP
AINQ
AINR
AINT
AINU
AINV
AINX
AINY
AINZ
AIOC
AIOD
AIOE
AIOG
AIOH
AIOJ
AIOL
AIOM
AIQJ
Tranaontana Pt.
Favignana. a
Palumbo
AIQK
Brindisi. a
AIUJ
Cortellazzo.
Cavetta Canal.
AIQN
AIQO
AIQP
C. Gallo.
AIQW
C. St. Vito.
Castellamare.
C. Gallo. a
Mt. Pellegrino. a
Palermo.
C. Zaffrano.
Termini Imerese.
Cefalu.
C. Orlando.
Patti.
Oliveri.
Milazzo.
Ustica I.
Pt.
Gavazzi Pt.
LiPARI
Vicenza.
Piave Vecchia.
Adriatic.
AIQU
^Ronciglio Pt.
I.
Vulcano
AIUF
AIUG
AIQL
AIQS
AIQT
I.
Uomo-Morto
Palascia Tower.
Missipezza Rk.
AIUK
I.
Columbaia
ADRIATIC.
AIQH
Marsala.
I.
Saraceno Mt.
Stromboli I.
Monopoli.
Mola.
San Cataldo Pt.
Bari.
af
Giovinazzo.
AIQX
AIQY
AIRE
Molfetta.
Bisceglie.
Trani.
Barletta.
AIRC
Manfredonia.
AIRD
AIRF
AIRG
AIRH
AIRK
AIRL
AIRM
AIRO
AIRP
AIRQ
AIRT
AIRU
AIRV
AIRX
AIRY
Mattinata.
AIRZ
Salina I.
Alicudi.
AIUL
AIUN
AIUG
AIUP
AIUR
Alps.
AIUW
AIUX
Rossa Pt.
Gargano Hd.
Vieste. af
Peschici.
AIVH
AIVK
Tremiti Is. a
San Nicola I.
AIVL
AIVM
AIVG
AIVP
AIVQ
AIVS
AIVT
AIVU
Franca villa.
AIVX
AIVY
AIWD
AIWE
AIWG
AIWH
AIWJ
AISM
AISN
Cavallo Bianco Pt.

C. Grecale.
Senigallia.
Rimini.
AISP
AISQ
AISR
AISU
AISV
Bologna.
AISW
Primaro.
Cesenatico.
Cervia.
Ravenna.
P. Corsini. a
Linosa.
AIPH
AISY
Comacchio.
Pantellaria.
AIPJ
AISZ
PoR.
Curritia (Spadillo) Pt.
Volano.
AIPK
AIPM
AIPN
Calabria.
AITB
AITD
AITE
AITF
AIPO
AIPR
AIPS
AIPT
AIPV
AIPW
AIPX
AIPZ
AIQB
AIQC
AIXH
AIXJ
AITJ
Contarina.
Catanzaro.
AITK
AITM
AITN
Ferrara.
AIXK
AIXM
AIXN
MalamoccoJ"
Rocchetta Ch. a
AIXO
AIXQ
AIXR
Alberoni.
AIXS
C. St? Vito. a
Gallipoli.
AITS
AIXU
AIXV
San Andrea
AITW
Venice, b
San Nicolo Del Lido, a
Tre Porti.
Murano.
Burano.
Giudecca Canal.
AITV
I.
AITX
AIQE
C.
Santa
Maria
AITZ
AIUB
AIUC
AlUE
Leuca. af
AIQF
AIQG
Adige R.
AITO
AITQ
AITR
I.
Montelungo.
Otranto. a
Chioggia. d
Mestre.
Padua.
a Srgnifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station;

e
a,
Daila.
Quieto.
Cittanuova.
Torre.
Cervera.
Parenzo.
Fontane.
Orsera.
Leme
Ch.
Rovigno.
San Giovanni di Pelago.
Brioni
Is.
C. Compare.
P. Veruda.
Tolle.
San Paolo
Umago.
Gorino.
Goro Pt.
Maestra Pt.
Cotrone.
Taranto. b
Pt.
Salvore Pt. a
Pegolotta Pt.
Pedena
AITH
C. Rizzuto.
C. Colonne. a
d'lstria B.
AIXB
AIXD
AIXE
AIXF
Squillace.
Bovalino.
Gioiosa Jonica.
Capo
Isola.-
Pirano.
AIWL
AIWM
AIWN
AIWP
AIWQ
AIWR
AIWT
AIWU
AIWY
AIWZ
Lampedusa.
Istria.
Madonna
Pesaro.
Cattolica.
Gozo.
Servola.
Zaole.
Sottiie Pt.
AIWC
AISL
AIOZ
AIPB
AIPD
AIPE
AIPP
Duino.
Grignano B.
Trieste, abd
Muggia.
AIVZ
Floriana.
I.
Gorizia. or. Goritz.
Fermo.
AIOS
Comino
Isonzo R.
Panzano B.
Pescara.
Fano.
Marsa Scirocco.
Grade.
P. Primero.
Mt. Conero.
Ancona. a df
Mt. Cappuccini.a
AISJ
Elmo.
Austria.
Vienna.
AISD
AISE
AISG
AISH
Valetta.6/
St.
Lombardy.
Milan.
P. Dtiso.
AISC
Malta. c
Sliema.
Tagliamento R.
AIUT
AIVB
AIVC
AIVD
AIVF
AIVG
Vasto.
Ortona.
Falconera.
Baseleghe.
Lignano.
Marano.
AIUY,
Pianosa I.
Caprara 1.
Pelagosa 1.
Mileto Pt.
Termoli.
Piave R.
AIUS
AIOQ
AIOR
AIOU
AIOV
AIOW
AIOY
105
Lloyd's Signal Station;
/a
Pt.
Fasana.
POla.
Olivi Islet.
Porer Rock, a
C. Promontore.
Medolino G.
Ronze.
Merlera Pt.
Quarnero G.
Bado.
Arsa Canal.
Gradaz.
AIXW
Ubas
AIXZ
AIYB
AIYC
AIYE
AIYF
Nera
Pt.
Pt.
Lungo
(Istria).
Rabaz.
Fianona.
Farasina.
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;

Wireless Telegraph Station.
106
PLACES
GEOGRAPHICALLT ARRANGED.
Part
I.
Part
I.
PLACES
SEA OF MARMORA.
AEGHIPELAGO.
AJLZ
Navarin,
Neo Kas-
or,
AJMB
AJMC
AJME
AJMF
AJMG
Sapienza
Mothoni.
Morea.
I.
Petalidi.
Kalamata.
AJMK
C. Kitries.
AJML
AJMO
AJMP
AJMQ
Limeni.
C. Matapan.
Kolokithia B.
AJMS
Gythium.
AJMT
AJMU
Cranoe
Skutari.
I.
Iris, or,
Vasili R.
Sparta.
AJMX
AJMY
Cerigo
AJNB
AJNC
AJNH
Kapsali B.
Cengotto.
C. Malea.
Belo Pulo I.
leraka P.
Pulithra P.
AJNK
Nauplia.
AJNL
Argos.
AJNM
Tolon B.
Khaidari P.
KiladiaP.
AJND
AJNF
AJNG
AJNP
AJNQ
AJNR
AJNU
AJNV
AJNX
AJNY
AJNZ
AJOC
AJOD
AJOE
AJOG
AJOH
C. Spathi.
AJPD
AJPE
AJPF
AJPH
Milo.
AJPZ
AJQB
AJQC
AJQE
AJQF
AJQG
AJQI
AJQK
AJQS
AJQT
AJQU
AJQW
AJQX
AJQY.
Thermia.
Zea. e
P. St. Nikolo.
Tinos.
St. Nikolas.
Planum i
I.
Steno Pass.
Andros.
Gavrion P.
Kordion B.
Doro Ch.
Syra.
Gaidaro Islet.
Hermopolis.
AJRL
Antiparos.
AJRM
Naxos.
Naxia.
Poros.
Dana
Pt.
Pogon P.
jEgina.
Sophiko P.
Kalamaki.
Phalerum B.
Athens.
0. Themiatocles.
Phleva
I.
C. Colonna.
Agastira B.
P. Mandri.
P. Raphti.
Petali G.
Euripo Ch.
Talanta B.
Berdugi I.
AJRO
AJRP
AJRQ
AJRT
AJRU
AJRV
AJRX
AJRY
AJRZ
AJSC
AJSD'
AJSE
AJSG
AJSH
AJSI
AJSL
AJSM
AJSN
AJSP
AJSQ
AJSR
AJSU
AJSV
C. Armenisti.
Rhenea
Delos.
Pares.
Amorgo.
P. Vathy.
Nio.
Santorin.
C. Akroteri.
Anaphi.
Rhodes./
Lindos.
C. Prasonisi.
Scarpanto.
Tristoma.
Livadia B.
Stampalia.
Maltezana.
Kandeliusa.
Niseros.
Symi.
:^lolimno.
Kalimno.
Levitha.
Lero.
Lipso.
AJSW
Patmos.
Khania.
0. Drepano.
AJSY
Suda B.
Azizieh.
Skala.
Stavros P.
Griko P.
Nikaria.
Furni.
Ssimos.
P. Tigani.
Vathi P.
Psara.
Candia (Crete).
AJSZ
AJPK
AJPM
Rithymno, or, Retimo.

or,
Kastron,
Megalo
Candia Town.
AJPN
C. St. John, or, Spinalonga.

P. Nikolo.
AJTK
AJTM
AJPO
Georgio Islet.
Siphano.
Serpho.
P. Livadhi.
St.
C. Zurva.
Mandraki.
AJTB
AJTD
AJTE
AJTF
AJTH
AJPI
Greek Archipelago.
Naussa P.
Parekhia P.
I.
Piraeus.
AJOZ
AJPB
AJPX
AJPY
I.
AJRH
AJRK
Spezzia
AJOM
AJON
AJOY
Gavdo
Hydra.
Eleusis.
AJOW
AJOX
AJPW
Mykoni.
AJOL
AJOU
AJOV
Hierapetra.
Sphakia.
AJRB
AJRC
AJRD
AJRF
AJRG
Salamis B.
Lipso I.
AJOS
AJPV
AJQL
AJQN
AJQO
AJQP
I.
AJOI
AJOP
AJOQ
AJOR
AJTN
C. Sitia.
C. Sidero.
Koroni.
AJMI
AJMW
AJPR
AJPS
AJPT
tro.
AJTI
Khios
(Scio).
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108
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(SJEOGKAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Part
I.
Part
1.
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PLACES
NORTH AFRICA.
109
no
NORTH AFRICA.
Part
I.
Part
I.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
Ill
112
PLACES
GEOGRAPHICALLY AKKANGED.
Pakt
I.
Paet
GEOGKAPHIOAL SIG-NALSPLACES GEOGBAPHICALLT ARRANGED.
I.
SOUTH
AMFZ
AMGC
AMGD
AMGE
AMGH
AMGI
AMGJ
AMGL
AMGN
AMGO
AMGQ
AMGR
AMGS
AMGU
AMGV
AMGW
AMGY
AMGZ
AMHB
AMHC
AMHD
AMHE
AMHF
AMHI
AMHJ
AMHK
AMHN
AMHO
AMHP
AMHR
AMHS
AMHT
AMHX
INJ)IAN OCEAN.
Mevatanana.
Suberbieville.
Majamba B.
Miramba P.
Jtarendri.
Raminitok B.
Radama
P.
Ambavatobi B.
Nosi-B6.
Hellville.
'Nosi Vavmi, or,
AMIS
Vorona
AMIY
AMIZ
AMJB
AMJC
AMJD
AMJE
AMJG
(An-
P. Liverpool.
Europa I.
Bassas da India.
Juan de Nova I.
AMIS
AMJT
Heard
AMJU
Amsterdam
AMJV
German East
REUNION
I.
St. Denis,
St. Marie,
ac
AMKI
AMKJ
AMKN
AMKO
AMKP
AMKQ
AMKR
AMKS
AMKT
AMKU
AMKV
AMKW
AMKX
AMKY
Bel- Air Pt.

St. Suzanne, a
Bois Rouge Pt. a
Champbome
St. Benoit. a
St. Rose, a
St. Pierre, a c
St. Louis (St.
St. Paul, a c
Pt. a
Leu), a
Pt. des Galets, or, Shingle Pt. a c
AMLB
AMLC
AMLE
AMLF
AMLG
AMLI
AMLJ
Malheureux.
Canonnier Pt. e
Grand Bay.
C.
AMLK
AMLN
AMLO
AMLP
AMLQ
AMLS
AMLT
AMLU
AMLW
AMLX
AMLY
AMLZ
AMNB
AMNC
AMND
AMNE
AMNF
AMNG
AMNH
C. Brabant.
Grand P.
MaMbourg.
Roche Isle Beacon.
Pouquets Isle.
Flatl.e
Black River B.
Rodriguez I.
Mathurin B.
P. South East.
Albatross
(Cargados
I.
Agalega
I.
Troinelin
I.
Seychelles.
Dennis I.
Mah6
I.
AMNI
AMNJ
P. Victoria.
AMJI
Amirante Is.
Farquhar Is.
Cosmoledo Is.
Assumption I.
Aldabra I.
AMJK
Providence and
AMJH
Prince Edward
Crozet I. d
AMKB
AMKD
AMKE
AMKG
AMKH
C. St. S^bastien.
William Pitt B.
dramatuba).
Carajos).
AMIW
AMIX
AMJO
AMJQ
AMJR
AMJZ
Islet.
P. Louis, abed
P. Louis Lt. V.
Signal Mt. e
AMIT
AMIU
AMIV
Chagos Archipelago.
Diego Garcia.
AMJW
AMJX
AMJY
Islet.
Tani-Keli
Mauritius.
AMIP
AMIQ
AMJL
AMJN
Kerguelen
St.
I.
Pierre
St.
Is.
a Signifies an International Signal Station;

e
7656409
AMNK
AMNL
AMNP
AMNQ
AMNR
AMNT
6a
I.
I.
Paul
I.
d
I.
Pasindava B.
AMHZ
AMU
SEA.
Kats6p^.
AMIB
AMIC
AMID
AMIE
AMIF
AMIG
AMIK
AMIL
AMIN
AMIO
RED
d
Africa.
EAST AFRICA.
AMNU
AM-NV
AMNW
AMNX
AMNY
AMNZ
AMOC
AMOD
AMOE
AMOG
C. Delgado.
Keonga B.
Rovuma R.
Msimbati Hr.
Mikindani Hr.
Mû Mwania.
Lindi R.
Mchinga B.
Kiswere Hr.
Kilwa Kisiwani.
P. Beaver.
Rukyira B.
Kilwa Kivinje.
Songa Songa I.
Mohoro B.
Rufiji R.
Mafia
I.
Ras Mkumbi.
Latham
I.
Ras Kanzi.
Dar es Salaam.
Bagamoyo.
Ruva, or, Kingani R.
Zanzibar.
Kiungani.
Mwana Mwana. a
Kokotoni Hr.
Mungppani. a
Ras Nungwe.
Pemba.
113
Tula.
Kisiinayu B.
Juba.
Italian Somaliland.
Brawa.
Merka.
Mpgdishu (Magadoxa).
Obiat.
Ras Hattn.
Guardafui,
C.
Sok6tra
AMOI
AMOJ
Tamrida.
AMOK
AMOL
AMON
AMOQ
AMOR
AMOS
AMOU
AM0V
AMOW
AMOY
I.
Abd-al-kuri.
G. OP Aden.
Somali.
Ras Alula.
Bander Mjarayeh.
Burnt I., or, Ar- Kabbah.
Berbera.
Bulbar.
Zeila.
Jibuti.
AMOZ
AMPB
AMPD
AMPE
Obokh.
Ras al Bir.
AMPF
Red
AMPH
AMPI
AMPJ
AMPL
AMPN
AMPO
AMPR
AMPS
AMPT
AMPV
Tajura.
Str. of
Bab
el
Shummd I.
Sheik ul Abu.
Annesley B.
Difnein I.
Abyssinia.
Massaua Hr.
Trinkitat Hr.
Ras Upemba.
AMPZ
AMQB
AMQC
AMQE
AMQF
Berenice P.
AMQG
Shad wan
AMQI
AMQJ
Ashiafi Reef.
Str. of Jubal.
Suez G.
Ras Gharib.
Ras Zafarana.
Ulenge.
British East Africa.

Vanga.
Wasin.
Mombasa.
Mvita.
P. Kilindini.
P. Reitz.
P. Tudor.
Lake Tanganyika.
Lake Victoria Nyanza.
Matapwa R.
AMQK
AMQL
AMQN
AMQO
AMQP
AMQS
AMQT
AMQU
Mandeb.
Sea.
Perim. (fe
Obstruction Pt.
Asab.
AMPW
AMPX
Tanga B.
Ras
Ras Radressa.
Chaki Chaki.
Ras Kegomacha.
Saadani.
or,
Asir.
AMOH
Suakin.
Raweiya Ras.
St. Johns, or,
Zeberjed
I.
Daedalus Sh.
Koseir.
The Brothers.
I.
Newport Rock
Lt. V.
P. Ibrahim.
Suez, a ef
Suez B.
Asia.
KilifiR.
Owyombo
R.
Malindi.
Tana R.
Kipini.
Lamu.
Manda Roads.
Patta.
P. Durnford.
Time Signal Station;
/a
AMQW
AMQX
AMQY
AMRB
AMRC
AMRD
AMRF
AMRG
Tor.
Mt. Sinai.
Hedjaz Province.
Akabah
G.
Mowila.
Sherm Wej.
C. Baridi.
Yenbo./
c a Weatlier, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

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ARABIAN
SEA.
PLACES
Part
I.
Part
PLACES
GEOGRAPHICAL' SIGNALS
I.
BAY OF BENGAL.
ANDK
ANDM
ANDO
ANDP
ANDR
Nine Degree Ch.

Eight Degree Ch.
One and a half Degree
ANHI
ANHJ
M41e,
Is.
&r,
Sultan's
ANDT
ANDV
Manar.
Manapad Pt.
G. OP
ANDW
ANDX
Coilsinipatam.
CoUnapatam.
ANDZ
ANEB
ANED
ANEF
Tuticorin. a
ANEG
Ceylon.
Hare I.
Pamban. o
ANEI
Putlam.
Chilaw.
ANEK
ANEM
ANEO
ANEP
ANER
ANES
ANET
ANEV
ANEW
ANEX
Negombo.
Colombo.
ANIB
ANIC
ANID
ANIP
ANIG
(iBarwa). a
Sonapur. a
Gopalpur. ac
Berhampur.
Ganjim.
Chilka Lake.
Puri. a c
Devi R.
Mahanadi R.
Cuttack.
False Pt. c e
False B.
ANMB
ANMD
ANME
ANMF
ANMH
Bengal B.
Tangalle.
ANIP
ANIR
Pilots
Hambantotti.
Great Basses.
ANIS
ANIT
Eastern Ch. Lt. V.

Intermediate Lt. V.
Lower Caspar Lt. V.
Upper Caspar Lt. V.
Long Sand Lt. V.
Saugor. ce
Cowcolli, or, Kaukhali.
Little Basses.
Batticaloa Roads, a
Trincomali.
Pt. Pedro.
Pt.
Adrampatam.
Pt.
ANFZ
ANGB
AN GO
Tranquebar.
Cahmere.
Coromandel Coast.
Negapatam.
Tanjore.
Trichinopoly.
Nagar.
Kdrikal. a
Colerun.
P. Novo.
Cuddalore.
Pondicherri. a
Mahdbalipiir Pagodas.
Covelong.
Madras, abc
Pulicat.
Armeghon.
Nellore.
Kottapatam.
Nizampatam.
Kistna R.
Divi Pt.
Masulipatam. a c
Narsapur.
Yanaon.
Godavari R.
Coringa B.
Hope
I.
ANIU
ANIV
ANIW
ANIX
ANIZ
ANJB
ANJC
ANTE
ANJF
ANJG
ANJH
ANJI
Ridge Lt. V.
Hligli, or, Hoogly R.
Mud
Pt. ce
Kalpi Anchorage.
Diamond Hr. c e
Hdgli Pt. e
Garden Reach.
Kidderpur Wet Docks.
Calcutta. 6
ANJK
Sibpur.
ANJL
ANJO
ANJP
ANJQ
ANJS
ANJT
Howrah.
ANJU
ANJW
ANJX
ANJY
HaringhAta R.
ANKB
ANKC
ANKD
ANKF
ANKG
ANKH
ANKJ
ANKL
ANKM
ANKP
ANKQ
ANKR
ANKT
ANKU
ANMI
ANMJ
ANML
ANMO
ANMP
ANMR
ANMS
Chediiba
Str.
Sandoway.
Khwa,
Gwa.
or,
C. Negrais..
Pegu.
Bassein R.
Diamond
1.
ce
Alguada Reef.
Irrawady R.
Barragua Lt. V.
Krishna Lt. V.
China Baklr.
Rangoon. 6 c/
Spit Lt. V.
Elephant Pt. e
Eastern Grove Lt.
Henzada.
Prome.
Thayetmyo.
Ava.
Mandalay.
Bhamo.
Yunan.
ANMT
ANMV
Andaman
ANMY
NiCOBAR Is.
Kar Nicobar.
ANMW
ANMX
ANOB
ANOC
ANOD
Is.
Table I.
P.Blair./
P. Campbell.
Nankauri Hr.
Kamorta.
Kidderpur. 6 c
Chandemagore,.
The Sundarbans.
Mutlah Lt. V.
P. Canning
Morellganj.
BarisAI.
Ganges R.
TetuUa R.
Brahmaputra R.
Meghna R.
Narainganj.
Dacca.
Chittagong.
Karnafuli R. a
Jiildia Hill, c
Sudder-ghat.
Kutabdia 1.
Maskhal I.
Cox BazAr.
Elephant Pt.
Naaf R.
SignlflesaInternationa.Signa.Station^.aTlmeSi^^^^^^^^^^^
Combermere B.
Kyauk Pyu Hr.

Southampton Road.
ANLZ
ANIO
Fakir Pt. a
The Tembles.
Ramree Hr.
ANLU
ANLV
ANLW
ANLX
ANLY
Dondra Hd.
Akyab. c
Arakan R.
ANLI
ANLS
Palmyras Pt.
Burma.
ANLH
ANLK
ANLM
ANLO
ANLQ
ANLR
Rambha.
Shorttl.
Chandbali. ac
ANFP
ANFR
ANFS
ANFT
ANFV
ANGK
ANGM
ANGO
ANGP
ANGR
ANGS
ANGT
ANGV
ANGW
ANGX
ANGZ
ANHB
ANHC
Baruva
ANIK
ANIM
Palk Str.
Jafnapatam.
Tondi.
ANGI
ANGJ
ANLC
ANLD
ANLE
ANLG
ANIJ
ANFJ
ANGD
ANGE
ANGH
Kalingapatam. a
Pdndi. a
Kaltura.
Matura.
ANKY
ANKZ
Kandi.
Barberyn I.
Point de GALLE.de
Neptune Battery.
ANKV Mayu R.
ANKX Oyster I.
Santapilli.
Dhamra R.
Palmyra
ANEW
ANFX
Cocanada. c
Vakalpudi. ac
Vizagapatam. ac
Bimlipatam. ac
ANIH
ANFI
ANFK
ANFM
ANFO
ANHK
ANHM
ANHO
ANHP
ANHR
ANHS
ANHT
ANHV
ANHW
ANHX
ANHZ
Manar.
ANE.T
ANEZ
ANFB
ANFG
ANFD
ANFE
ANFG
I.
Gh.
Equatorial Ch.
ANDS
MALAY PENINSULA.
ANHD
ANHF
ANHG
Maldive
115
ANOF
ANOG
ANOH
ANOJ
ANOK
ANOL
ANOP
ANOQ
ANOR
ANOT
ANOU
ANOV
ANOX
ANOY
ANOZ
ANPC
ANPD
ANPE
ANPG
Martaban
G.
Sittang.
Moulmein.
Amherst, b ce
Pagata.
Salween R.
Tong Aing.
Double I.
Y6.
Tavoy.
Beef I. (Gogaligyun).
N-wa la bo (The Cone).
Mergui.
Tenasserim.
Morrison B.
Hastings Hr.
Benong.
Kra.
Pakchan R.
ANPH
Malay Peninsula.
ANPI
Kopah
ANPL
Taukopah.
Klong Bagatae.
ANPK
Inlet.
116
MALAY PENINSULA.
ANPM
ANPR
Salang I,
ANPS
Tongka.
Puket Hr.
Tharda Hr.
Kaeom R.
Panga R.
ANPU
ANPV
ANPW
ANPY
ANPZ
ANQB
ANQD
ANQE
ANQF
ANQH
ANQI
ANQJ
ANQL
ANQM
ANQO
ANQR
ANQS
ANQT
ANQV
ANQX
ANQZ
ANRB
ANRC
ANRE
ANRF
ANRG
ANRH
ANRJ
ANRK
ANRL
ANRO
ANRP
ANRQ
ANRS
ANRT
ANRU
ANRV
ANRX
ANRY
ANRZ
ANSC
ANSD
ANSE
ANSG
ANSH
ANSI
ANSK
ANSL
ANSM
ANSP
ANSQ
ANSR
ANSI!
ANSV
ANSW
AN'SY
ANSZ
ANTE
ANTD
ANTE
ANTE
or,
Junkseylon,
Khelong B.
Malakka
Str.
Tarang.
Butang Group.
Lamgkawi I.
Pulo Lada.
Bass Hr.
Kedat R.
Muda R.
Penang. e
Government Hill, a
Georgetown.
Muka Hd. a
Fort Pt.
Province Wellesley.
P. Weld, or, Sapetang.
Ldrut R.
Thaipeng.
Pulo Pangkor.
Binding R.
Pulo Katak.
Perak R.
Telok Anson.
Durian Sabatang.
Kwala Kangsa.
Bernam R.
SeMngor R.
Pulo Angsa.
One Fathom Bank
Lt. V.
Klang.
P. Swettenham.
Kwala Lumpor.
Langat R.
Jugru R.
Arang Arang Anchorage.
C. Rachado.
Lingi R.
Malakka. e
St. Paul Hill.
Muar, or, Moar R.
Tanjong Panchur.
Pulo Undan.
Formosa Mt.
Pulo Pisang
Tanjong Bulus.
SiNGAPOKB.
Pulo Brani. 5
Sultan Shoal Lt.
Raffles Lt.
F. Canning. 6 e
Singapore New Hr.

Mt. Faber. e
Johore R.
Horsburgh Lt.
Pedra Branca Lt.
Old Strait of Singapore.
New Joh6r.
Sibu
Is.
ANTH
Blair Hr.
ANTI
ANTJ
Endau R.
ANTL
ANTQ
ANTR
Pakan.
Pahang R.
Kuantan R.
Tringano.
ANTS
SIAM.
CHINA.
Part
I.
Paet
I.
Goch6.
Lokiang.
AOCH
P. Koksi.
AOCJ
Taiwan fu.
Amping.
AOGK
AOCL
AOCN
AOCP
AOCQ
AOCS
AOCT
AOCU
AOCV
AOCW
AOCX
Takau.
Tangkiang,
Saracen Hd.
Nansha, or, South C.
Sauo B.
Kali wan R.
Pescadores
Makung Hr.
Ponghau Hr.
AOCY
AODB
AODC
AODE
AODG
MiN R.
AODI
Fuchau.
Nantai I.
AODH
AODK
AODL
AODM
AODP
AODQ
AODR
AODT
AODU
AODV
Mingan Pass.
Pagoda Anchorage,
Hr.
fu.
AOI>X
Snipe I.
Ngaukiang.
Gu Kiang.
Wenchau B.
AODY
Sanmun
AGDZ
AOEC
AGED
Nimrod Sound.
Chusan Archipelago.
Tinghai Hr.
Yung R.
AGEL
AGGL
AGGM
AGGN
AGGP
AGGR
Wade
Is.
Loka I.
Sinkeamun Hr.
Wantaokwan.
Hangchau B.
AGES
Golden
I.
Pisinchau.
Bethune
Pt.
I.
Nankin.
I.
Taiping
fu.
Wuhu.
Hains
Pt.
AGGT
AGGV
Buckminster I.
Wild Boar Reach.
AGHB
AGHC
AGHD
AOHE
AOHG
Fitzroy I.
Taitzuchi Beacon.
Langkiangki or
,
Hen Pt
Nganking Reach
Eagle I. Beacon.
Christmas I.
Tungliu.
Spencer Rock.
Dove Pt. Beacon.
Northeast Crossing Bn.
Lt. V.
Gtter Pt.
Hukau.
Poyang Lake.
Wuching.
Kiukiang.
Wusueh.
Liyushan.
AGHU
AGHV
AGHW
AGHX
AGHY
LowPt.
AGIB
AGIO
AGID
AGIE
Wuchang lu.
AGIG
AGIH
Chapu.
AOJR
Sienniumiao.
AOGS
AGHF
Chinhai.
Ning po.
AOEM
AOEN
AGEQ
AGER
KOREA.
Pihmatsui.
Kieuhien.
AGHS
AGHT
B.
Shipu Hr.
lAOEI
AGEJ
Tsauhia
AGHK
AGHM
AGHN
AOHP
AGHR
I.
Wenchau
AGGI
AGGJ
AGHI
AGHJ
Samsa Inlet.
Tongshu I.
Namkwan
Kwachau.
AGGZ
Tungsha.
Fuyan
AOGB
AGGC
AGGE
AGGF
AGGH
AGGW
AGGX
Wufu.
Tungkuen.
Barren
Is.
;AOEF
lAOEG
!aoeh
'
Is.
Meiaco sima
GEOGKAPHICALLY ABKANGED.
PE CHILE GULF.
CHINA.
AOCF
AOCG
PLACES
GEOSKAPHICAL SIGNALS'
Kichau.
Hwamgchau.
Hankow.
Chungking.
Singti Reach.
Yochau
fu.
Tungting Lake.
Ichang fu.
Sha Sze.
Suchau.
AGIJ
YellowSea, or, Hwang
Tsientangkiang.
AGIK
Kyauchau Hr.
AOEU
AGEV
Yenchu.
AGIL
AGIN
AGIP
AGIQ
AGEZ
AGFB
AGFD
AOFE
AOFG
North Saddle
Haiyang.
Aylen B.
Yungching.
Shantung Promontory.
Weihaiwci.
Leukungtau.
Lungmun Hr.
Steep
Hai.
I.
AGEW West Volcano I.

AGEY Bonham I.
AOFI
AOFJ
AGFK
AGFM
AOFN
AGFP
AGFR
AGFS
AOFT
AOFV
Gutzlaff
I.
I. c
Tungsha Lt. V.
Kiutoan Lt. V.
Wusung. c
Shanghai. 6 cf
Paoushan Pt.
Langsha,n Crossing.
North Tree Beacon.
Kiushan Beacon.
Tunglotu Beacon.
Kiangyin.
Fishbourne
Tantu.
AOFZ
Chinkiang
Silver
I.
I.
AGFW
AGFX
AGIT
AGIU
Yangtse R.
Pottinger
AGIS
I.
fu.
AGIW
AGIX
AGIY
AGJB
AGJC
AGJD
AGJF
AGJG.
AGJH
AGJK
AOJL
AGJM
AGJP
AGJQ
Cheioo. b
6 c
Tengchau fu.
Miautau Is.
G. OP Pe chili.
Tatsingho, or, Yellow R.
Tiemunkwau.
Takoho,- or, Tasanho.
Peiho R.
Taku. a cf
Taku Bar Lt. V.
Tientsin.
Tungchau.
Peking. /
Petang.
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118
Part
I.
Part
I.
PLACES
BERING
JAPAN.
APBD
APBE
APBF
APBH
APBI
iAPBJ
APBL
APBM
APBN
APBQ
APBR
;APBS
iAPBU
iAPBV
Onomichi no
Mekari
APEY
seto. c
seto.
Tomo.
Fukuyama.
Okayama.
(Honshu.)
Owari.
APJL
Yamada.
Okuchi B.
APJM
APJN
Tsu.
APJQ
APJR
Wada no
Kobe.
Hiogo.
Kawatsi.
Shikoku.
APCI
APCJ
P. Ikata.
P. Amai.
APCK
APCM
APCN
Yawatahama Hr.
Str.
Wakayana.
APCS
APCT
Kure.6
APCV
Riudsu saki.
Urado Hr.c
saki.
APDH
Tachibana
Naka shima gawa.
Komatsushima
APDJ
chorage.
Tokii shima.
ura.
APDS
Takamatsu.c
ura.
Yura Hr.
Tsuda B.
Nabe
APDW
APDX
APDY
Sakaide.
Marugame.
Imabari.
Matsuyama.
Mitsuga hama.c
Tsuru sima.
APEH
Kii Ch.
Hino misaki.
APEL
Tanabe.
Siwo misaki.
Kusimoto.d
APET
APEU
APEV
APEX
Oo
sima.
Kashi no
saki.
Ura Kami Hr.

Taize Ura.
Singo.c
KadaB.
Kamaishi.
APJY
Riyoishi.
Handa.
Mikawa.
APJZ
Odzuchi.
Funakoshi.
Kuji B.
Omai
Shizuoka.
APKM
Yamada.
Miyako.
Shiriya saki.
Ohata.
APKN
APKO
APKR
Arari.
TagoB.
saki.
KotawaB.
Joka sima.
Teurugi saki.
Kaneda B.
Uraga Ch.
Kanonsaki.
Yokosuka.c
HOKUSHU.
Fukuyama,
or, Matsu(Hokushu.)
Sirakami saki.
I.
Fuku
shima. c
Kattoji saki.
APRS
Hakodate. 6
APKT
APKU
APKV
Anama
Shiokubi mi saki.
Yesan Saki.c
APKW
APKX
Volcano B.
APKZ
Sinmororan,
mo Hr.c
APLB
APLC
APLE
APLF
APLG
Saru.
Mori.c
Nigisi.
APLI
APLJ
Akishi.
Tokyo.
Tsukiji.
Tone gawa.
Funabaflhi.
APIH
APIK
Chiba.
APIL
Kisaradzu.
APIM
Futsu saki.
Tate yama.
No sima saki.
Iwaga
saki.
Dzunan
Is.
Fusi yama.
Inuboye
saki.c
Naka Hr.
Sendai B.
Matsu shima.
SignifiesanInternao.a,Signa,Stao..aT^r^^Stîo^^^
Keramot
Saki.
APLK
APLN
APLO
APLQ
Hamanaka.
APLS
APLT
Natske B.
APLU
APLW
APLX
APLY
APMB
APMC
APMD
APMF
APMG
APMH
Kuril
APMJ
APMK
APML
APMQ
APMR
APMT
Ender-
Urakawa.
Yerimo saki.
Sirunoki.
Kushiro.
Shinagawa.c
or,
Sutsini.
APLH
Lt. V.
Yokohama. 6 c
saki spit Lt. V.
Susaki.
Honmoku
mai.
Heda Hr.
APGZ
APIX
APIY
APKJ
Shimidzu Hr.c
Mumadsu.
Yeno ura.
Iro
APIO
APIQ
APIR
APIT
APIU
APIV
APKI
Suruga G.
Mikomoto, or, Rock

Simoda.
Sagami ura.
Atami.
Odawara.
APIB
APIC
APID
APIF
APIG
APKH
saki.
APGV
APHB
APHC
APHE
APHF
APHG
APKB
APKD
APKE
APKF
Toyohaahi.
APHU Takasimacho.
APHW
APHX Kawa saki.
APHY Haneda.
Bingo Nada.
APEK
APJW
Taketoyo.c
APGI
APGJ
APHS
APHT
sima.
ichi.c
Oyama.
Hamamatsu.
Kakesuka minato.c
APHK
APHL
APHN
APHO
APHQ
APDT
An-
Yokka
APGD
APGE
APGF
APHJ
Awaji sima.
Fuk
APJU
APJV
APGW
APGX
I shima.
Nam to
Atsuta.c
Chita.
APGS
APGT
Kochi.
Moroto Saki.
APDK
APDL
APDN
APDO
APDQ
APFU
APFV
APGO
APGR
Susaki.c
Kamata
APJS
Nagoya.
APGK
APGM
APGN
P. Shitama.
Okuchi B.
P. Yoshida.
Uwajuiia.
Kuwana.
APFZ
APGB
Hachken R.
B. (IsE Sea).
APFS
APFW
APFY
sima.
Canal.
no maki.c d
Kinkuwasan, or, Yama-
Ishi
C)ppaB.
Kita kami R.
Shidzukawa.
Koidzumi.
Kesennuma.
HirotaB.
Imaidzumi gawa.
Ofunato B.
APFM
APFN
APFQ
APFR
misaki.
6 c
APCG
APEM
APEO
APEQ
APER
Okatsu.
APFL
Isumi
APEX
APJI
Shiogama.
Tona
dori Ch.
Akashi.
APCB
APCE
APCF
APEB
APEC
APED
APEG
Onagawa.
OwARA
Tomago
APDB
APDC
APDF
APDG
APJH
APFI
APFJ
APBY
APCZ
APIZ
APJD
APJE
APJG
Suga sima.
;apbz
APCW
APCX
Owasi.
Mura Hr.
Goza Hr.
Matoya.
Toba.
APFH
Kizu gawa.
APCR
SEA.
Katakami.
Sakoshi B.
Oo-Ura B.
APBW
,APCO
APEZ
APFC
APFD
APFE
119
Otchisi saki, or, C. Usu.

Noshapp Saki.
Nemoro Anchorage.c
Kinashiri.
Is.
Shakotan Hr.
Matsugahama B.
Anama
Hr.
Yetorup I.
Hitokatpu B.
Naibo Hr.
Urup
Soya
I.
saki.
C. Nossyab.
Refunsiri
I.
Risiri I.
Mashike, or, Maski.c

Ishikari R.
Oterranai.c
Maloyama.
120
SUMATRA.
APMU
Kamoi
vosilzov.
APMV
APMX
Behkei
APMY
B.).c
Okusiri.
Sim unku
wani B.).c
(I
misaki
APMZ
APND
Yesashi.c
C. Sirakami.
APNE
APNG
APNH
Kamchatka.
APNI
Lopatka (Kapury).
C.
Dalni Pt.
Petropavlovsk.
Ukinsk B.
Bering-
1.
Medm,
or,
APNS
Karaga Hr.
APNW
APNY
APNZ
APOB
APOD
APOB
APOF
Komandorski
Is.
Copper
Klinkowstroem B.
APOL
St.
APOZ
APQB
Lawrence
Str.
Mechigme B
Lutke Hr.
EastC.
C. Serdze Kamen.
Wrangell I.
Kolyma R.
Indigirka R.
lana R.
Liakhov, or. New
APQE
APQF
APQG
Kotelnoi
Lena R.
I.
Oleneka R.
Hatanga R.
APQK
APQM
APQN
Pulo Brae.
APQO
Pulo
APQR
Sabang B.e
APQS
Jambu Ayer,
mond Pt.
APQT
APQU
APQW
APQX
APQY
APRB
APRC
APRD
APRE
APRF
Muntok.
Langwas
Belitung, or, Billiton

Pulo Leat.
APSK
North Watcher Lt.

Masuji R.
Tulang Bawang R.
Saputi R.
or,
Acheen
Bum.
or.
Dia-
Strait.
Telok Betung.
Ratal.
APSZ
Flat 0.
APTB
APTD
APTE
APTF
APTG
Belimbing.
Pulo Pisang Hr.
Kro6.
APTM
APTN
APTQ
APTR
Kawur.
Pulo Tikus (Rat
Benkulen.
Mentawi
Katorei B.
TruBsan B.
Bunga B.
Pulo Katang Katang.
Padang.a
Priaman.
APTZ
APUC
Ayer Bangles.
Coros, or. Keeling Is.
Natal.
Batu
Pulo Nias.
Baros.
Tapanuli B.
Siboga.
Singkel.
Melabu B.
Edie Rajut R.
Langksa R.
Langkat R.
Medan.
Deli River Lt. V.
Batu Bara.
Lidung B.
Sungi Rokan.
APUL
APUN
Rigas.
Pulo Jarak.
APUW
APUX
Brewer
APUS
APUT
APUV
Str.
Christmas
First Pt.
Fourth Pt. (Anier).
Old Anjer.
Batayia.c/
Tanjong Priok.6
Buitenzorg.
APVJ
Boompjes
I., or,
APVN
APVO
APVR
Tegal.
I.
APVW
APVX
APVY
APWB
APWC
APWD
APWF
APWG
APWH
APWJ
APWK
APWL
APWN
APWO
APWQ
APWS
APWT
APWU
APWX
APWY
APWZ
APXC
APXD
APXF
APXH
APXI
APXJ
APXL
APXM
APXN
APXQ
APXR
APXS
APXU
APXV
APXZ
APYB
APYC
APYE
APYF
APYG
APYI
APYJ
APYK
APYM
APYN
APYO
APYR
Bantam.
APYV
Anjer.
/a
I.
I.
Inderamayu
APYS
APYT
Edam
APVK
APVM
St. Nicolas Pt.
a Signifies an International SignalStation; 6 a Time Signal Station;

c
I.
Java.
New
APVF
APVG
APXW
Is.
APUK
APUQ
APUR
APE.
I.
Payung
Menja-
Pt.
Cheribon./
Pekalongan.
Samarang.
Krimon Java
Katang
Japara
Is.
Islet.
>
Islet.
Mandahke
I.
Juana.
Rembang.
Tuban.
C. Piring.
Madura 1.
Sapudi.
Geresik.
Surabaya. 6
Zwaantjies
or,
Drooghte,
Koko Reef
Lt.
Pasuruan.
Probolingo.
Beeuki.
Panamkan.
Karang Mae,
or,
Mein-
derts Reef.
Duiven
1., or,
Tabuan.
Bansering.
Banjuwangi.a
Segoro Wedi B.
Chilachap Inlet.
Chitando Inlet.
Zand, or, Chiletu B.
Is.
Tiko.
APUI
APUJ
I.).
Vekens B
Hurlock B.
APTW
APTX
APUD
APUF
APUG
APUH
Kota Raja.
OlehlehB.
1.
APSY
Babi
APVS
APVT
Pulo Dapur.
Gaspar Str.
Pulo Mendanao.
APSI
APSJ
APTL
or,
Marawang Road.
APSH
APTV
Sumatra.
Acheh Hd.,
Hd.
Jambie B.
Pundu.
Lagundi Str.
Semangka B.
APUZ
APVB
APVC
wak.
APSB
APSC
APSD
APSE
APSG
APTS
APQI
APQJ
Little Karas I.
Terkolei I.
Pulo Sau.
Indragirie R.
Banka.
APTI
APTJ
beria Is.
APQC
Linga.
APRZ
APTH
Si-
Durian Str.
Pulo Batara.
Rhio Str.
Berhala Str.
Sungi Banj.u Asing.
Sungi
Sungsang,
Palembang R.
APSW
I.
Siak.
SuNDA
I.
BORNEO.
APRX
APRY
APSO
APSQ
APSR
APSU
APSV
Anadyr R.
Providence B.
Emma Hr.
APOW
APOX
APRT
APRU
APRV
APSM
0. Navarin.
Bering
APRK
APRL
APRN
APRO
APSL
Oliutorski C.
Natalie B.
APOI
APOJ
APOV
or,
Bering Sea.
Lavrova Hr.
Kresta G.
APOS
APOT
I.
Karagineki I.
Baron Korfa G.,
Kultuznay B.
APOH
APOM
APON
APOR
APRJ
APiRQ
AvatchaB.
APNK
APNL
APNM
APNQ
APNR
APNU
APNV
(Sutt
APRG
APRH
Part
qtJJaGSAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
JAVA.
No-
saki, or, C.
PLACES
Borneo.
Sambar Pt.
Pawan R.
Carimata Str.
Panjang
(Borneo).
I.
Great Kapuas R.
Pontianak.
Sambas R.
Palo R.
Tambelan
Anamba
Natuna
Is.
Is.
Is.
Tanjong Datu.
Sardwak.
Moratabas Entrance.
Lupar R.
Rajang R.
C. Sirik.
Bruit R.
Ballang R.
Kidorong Pt.
Barram R.
Muara
I.
Brunei.
Lab u AN.
Victoria Hr.
Kimdnis B.
Gaya B.
Sapangar B.
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station;

da LIfe-Saving Station-
Part
geogeapbdical signals
I.
places
geographically aebanged.
PHILIPPINES.
APYW
APYX
APZB
APZC
APZD
APZE
APZF
APZG
Ambong.
KudatS.
Majudu B
Kina Balu.
Banguey I.
AQDW
AQDX
AQDY
Mitford Hr.
Mallawall6 I.
AQED
AQEG
AQEH
Balambdngan
AQEB
AQEC
I.
AQEI
APZH
Balabac
APZJ
Marchesa B.
Sugut R.
Labuk R.
Kalagaan R.
Sandakan Hr.
apzk
APZL
APZN
APZO
APZQ
APZS
APZT
APZU
APZW
APZX
I.
AQEK
AQEL
AQEM
AQEO
AQEP
AQER
CELEBES.
AQHU
AQHV
AQHX
AQHY
P. Mariveles.
P. 01ongap6.
Subig P.
Capones Pt.
Pampanga.
Kinabatangan R.
Dent Haven.
Darvel B.
Silam Hr.
Sibutu I.
Sibuko B
Sesajab R.
Mahakan R.
AQET
AQEU
AQEV
AQEX
AQEY
Pandan.
Colasi.
Batan P.
Capis.
AQHZ
Calabazas
Siete Pecados.
Masinglok P.
Santa Cruz.
AQIC
AQID
AQIE
AQIG
Bondulan
DazolB.
AQIH
Lusaran Pt.
Iba.
Zambales Province.
Isles.
lloilo.
Guimards.
Pt.
Bolinao.
AQIJ
Nbqros
Piedra Pt.
AQIL
Bantayan
Sual.
AQIM
AQIN
Sbbu (Zebu).
Lingayen.
Ilocos
T li o m a s
(St.
Peak).
Elopura.
121
San Fernando
Pt.
AQIO
AQIP
AQIR
Vigan.
AQIS
Salomague P.
C. Bojeador. c
AQIU
AQIV
I.
I.
Barili.
Maktan I.
Tan5n Str.
Dumaguete.
Argao Pt.
Sibonga.
Carcar.
Rio Grande de Cagayan.
AQIW
Aparri.
AQIY
Bagacai Pt.
Nueva Ecija.
AQIZ
AQJB
Bohul
AQBI
AQBJ
Pulo Laut.
Kota Baharu.
AQFl
Batan
AQJD
AQJE
AQJF
AQJH
Laon.
Kelumpang B.
AQEZ
AQFC
AQFD
AQFE
AQFG
AQBL
AQBM
C. Selatan.
Barito R.
AQBlSr
Banjermasin.
Sampit.
APZY
AQBD
AQBE
AQBF
AQBH
AQBP
AQBR
AQBS
Pasir.
Pambuang.
Kumai R.
AQBTJ
Kotawaringin R.
AQBT
Jelai R.
ABQX
AQBY
Philippine Is.
AQBZ
AQCD
AQCE
AQCF
AQCH
Calandorang B.
G. Melville.
I.
P. Royalist.
Calamianes Group.
Culion I.
Busuanga.
MiNDORO.
lUnl.
Mangarim.
Sablayan.
AQCY
Paluan Bay.
AQCZ
Calapan.
Polak.
AQDB
AQDE
AQDF
AQDG
Lubang
AQDJ
Luzon
I.
P. Tilig.
Cabra
I.
I.
AQDK
AQDL
AQDN.
AQDO
C. Santiago.
Reetinga Pt.
Corregidor I.
AQDS
AQDT
Cavite.
AQDU
AQPZ
AQGC
AQGI
Dumaran
AQCW
AQFM
AQFO
AQFP
AQFR
AQFT
AQFU
AQPV
AQFX
AQFY
Bakit B.
I.
P. Barton.
AQCL
AQCU
AQGV
AQFL
Malampaya Sound.
Talindak.
Taitai B.
AQCS
AQFK
AQGD
AQGE
AQGF
Palawan
AQCI
AQCJ
AQCM
AQCN
AQCP
AQCR
AQFH
Cabjallo I.
6/
Manila.
Paeig R.
6 c
AQGK
AQGL
AQGM
AQGO
AQGP
AQGR
AQGT
AQGU
AQGV
AQGX
AQGY
AQGZ
AQHC
AQHD
AQHE
AQHG
AQHl
AQHJ
AQHK
AQHL
AQHM
AQHO
AQHP
AQHR
AQHT
C. Engafio.
P. St. Vineente.
Babuyan
Is.
Camiguin
I.
Bashi
Is.
Is.
Lampon.
Gumaka.
P.
Calagua.
Capalonga.
Mambnlao
P.
I.
Tagbilaran.
Sikijor I.
Leite.
P. Bello.
AQJI
Tacloban.
AQJK
AQJM
AQJN
Samar.
AQJO
AQJR
Guiuan.
Palapa P.
Laguan B.
Calbayoc.
Catbalogan.
San Migul B.
AQJS
Nueva
Garceres.
Sisiran P.
AQJT
AQJV
Candialu Islet.
Catanduanes I.
Tobako B.
Albay.
Poliki B.
San Bernardino
Bulusan.
Magnok B.
AQJW
AQJX
P. Gab6.
Siargao I.
AQJZ
Bucas
AQKO
Mindanao
Str.
Tikao.
Sorsogon.
Donsol.
Pasakao Anchorage.
Bum AS
I.
Ragai G.
Marinduque
I.
Buac.
P. Laguinmanoc.
Pagbilao B.
Tayabas R.
Batangae.
Taal.
Tablas
I.
Loog P.
Romblon
Sibuyan
P.
I.
Magallanes.
Masbate
I.
Mandao.
Palanog P.
Uson B.
Cataingan P.
Panay
1.
Buena
Vista.
I.
Is.
I.
Dapitan B.
Tubud
Pt.
P. Misamis.
Butuan.
S'urigao.
Caraga B.
Pujada B.
Mati.
P. Balete.
Hijo.
Davao.
Malalag P.
P. Lebak.
Linao B.
Kotarbatd.
AQKZ
AQLB
AQLD
AQLE
AQLF
Zamboanga./
AQLI
AQLJ
JOLO./
Basilan
AQLK
AQLN
AQLO
Arroroi.
Tilat, or,
AQKD
AQKE
AQKG
AQKH
AQKI
AQKL
AQKM
AQKN
AQKP
AQKR
AQKS
AQKU
AQKV
AQKW
AQKY
Dinagat
Palak.
Pagadian B.
P. Sambulauan.
Dumankilas B.
I.
P. Isabela.
Dalrymple Hr.
Buol.
AQLP
AQLS
Tapul Group.
AQLT
AQLU
Tawi Tawi.
Pangasinan
I.
Siassi.
aSignifiesan International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Lite-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
122
PLACES
Part
I.
OCEANIA.
,AQLV
Bongao
iAQLW
iAQLX
Talautae Is.
Talauer Is.
AQLY
Celebes.
Manado.
AQLZ
AQMB
AQMD
AQME
AQMF
I.
Banka I.
Kema.
Pondang
AQMI
AQMJ
Bangaai Archipelago.
Kendari B.
Buton.
AQMV
AQMW
AQMX
jAQMY
I.
Palopo.
Palima.
Boni.
Salengketa Pt.
Balang Nipa (Sinjai).

Makassar Str.
Salayar.
Makassar./
Taka Bamata
(Brill
:aqnk
;AQNL
AQNM
AQNP
AQNR
lAQNS
iAQNU
.AQNV
Palos.
Wani B.
Dondo B.
Bali.
(Buleleng)
Amok
(Labuan Amok).
Panti Bai-at (Badong B .)
Lombok.
Ampenan B.
Labuan Tering B.
Sumbawa.
Bima.
AQOH
AQOI
AQOJ
AQOL
AQOM
AQON
AQOP
AQOS
AQOT
AQOU
AQOV
(Paternos-
Nangamessi B.
Flores.
Solor
I.
Terang B.
BariB.
Sabalanga (Postillion)
Potta Road.
Karakaiki B.
Dondo B.
Ombai, or, AUor.
Kebula B.
Timor.
Koepang.
Dilhi.
Semao (Kurong).
Rotti.
Serwatti
Wetta
AQOZ
AQPB
AQPC
AQPE
AQPF
Letti
Tepa.
AQPH
Arapura Sea.
I.
(Makisar).
I.
Damma I.
Baba
I.'
Sawai Hr.
WaruB.
Hoya (Teluti)
B.
Is,
Bismarck Archipelago,
AQUD
AQUF
AQUG
AQUH
New
Pomerania.
Stephansoit.
Herbertshbh.
AQUJ
Blanche B.
Matupi I.
New Mecklenburg.
Meoko Hr.
Nusa Hr.
Piru B.
Buru
AQtt)
Kaliu.
AQUR
Pacific
AQRI
AQRJ
GiLLOLO I.
Maba Road.
AQRP
Amahoi.
Kaibobo Road.
I.
Kayeli B.
Pitt Passage.
AQUS
Weda.
Gebi I.
Molucca Passage.
AQUT
Bachian.
AQUY
Temate.
Waigiu I.
AQVB
AQVC
AQVD
AQUW
AQUX
Gillolo Passage.
AQRV
New Guinea
(Papua).
AQRW
AQRX
British
New
Guinea.
AQRY
Segaar B.
AQSB
McCluer
Dampier
Ocean (Ocea-
nia).
AQRT
AQRU
Str.
Admiralty
Nares Hr.
Hermit Is.
Caroline
Is.
Jamestown
Inlet)
Berau
AQVF
AQVG
AQVH
AQVJ
AQVK
AQVL
AQVN
AQVO
AQVP
Truk
Yap
Is.
Tomil B.
Pelew (Paloa)
Guam
I./
P. San Luis D'Apra.

Bonin Is. (Arzobispo).
Frederick Henry I.
C. Valsche, or, False C.
AQVT
Dourga
AQVU
AQVX
AQVY
Jaluit.
AQVZ
Gilbert
Str.
AQSL
Pisang B.
Wassi Kussa.
AQSM
AQSN
Mai Kussa.
AQSP
AQSR
AQST
AQSV
Daudai.
Tauan.
AQSW
AQSX
Saibai I.
Pahoturi, or, Kaua R.
Brinatauri, or, Katau R.
G. of Papua.
AQSZ
FlyR.
AQTB
AQTC
AQTE
AQTF
AQTG
Aird R.
Lolo I.
Hall Sound.
P. Moresby.
Talbot
I.
AQTI
AQTJ
Granville.
P. GlaMiow.
South C.
AQTK
AQTM
Samarai
AQTN
AQTO
AQTR
Kaiser Wilhelmsland.
I.
Louisiade Archipelago.
AQWC
Is.
Marianas.
AQSI
AQSJ
AQVS
Hillsborough I. (Baily
Group).
Peel I. (Chicijima)
(Beechy Group).
P. Lloyd.
Marshall
Is.
Is.
Apaiang.
AQWE Solomon Is.

AQWF Buaro (San Cristoval) I.
AQWG UgiL
AQWI
AQWJ
AQWK
AQWM
AQWN
AQWO
AQWR
AQWS
AQWT
AQWV
AQWX
AQWY
Finsch Hr.
Astrolabe B.
Frederich Wilhelm Hr.
Hatzfeldt Hr.
AQXB
AQXC
AQXD
Empress Augusta R.
Amberno (Mamberonmo) R.
AQXF
AQXG
AQXH
a Signifies an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station;
(Je-
I.
Sekru.
or,
Hr.
koits).
Saiwatti.
Boigu,
I.
Kusaie I.
Chabrol Hr.
Ponapi 1.
AQSD
AQSE
AQSF
AQSH
AQTW
AQTX
AQUC
Dorei P.
AQUK
AQUL
AQUM
AQTU
I.
Geelvink B.
AQRB
AQRC
AQRE
AQRF
AQRG
AQTS
Timor Laut.
AQTY
AQUB
Elaputi B.
Is.
AQOW
AQOX
Essa
I.
G.).
Piju B.
Alas Str.
AQNW Sapeh B.
AQNX Pmo Tonga
ter) Is.
AQNY Sumba I.
AQNZ
AQOB
AQOD
AQOE
AQOP
AQOG
Ceram
AQRS
Mamuju B.
Roadstead.
AQNI
AQPS
AQRK
AQRM
AQRN
AQRO
Malsoro B.
Beliling
Dobbo.
K6 Dulan
Banda.
Amboina.
AQPZ
Rk.).
Iaqmz
iAQNB
:AQNC
:aqnf
jAQNG
,AQNH
AQPL
AQPM
AQPN
AQPR
AQPW
AQPX
Gorontalo.
Peling
iAQMU
Arm Is.
Wokam I.
AQPT
AQPV
Islets.
AQMH
AQML
AQMN
AQMO
AQME
AQMS
AQMT
AQPI
AQPJ
Guadalcanar
Malaita
Ysabel
I.
I.
I.
Choiseul I.
Bougainville
Santa Cruz
I.
Is.
(Nitendi
Is.).
Vanikoro
I.
New
Hebrides.
Banks Is.
Ureparapara
Avreas B.
I.
P. Patteson.
Mota I.
Lakona B.
Marina,
or,
Espiritu
Santo I.
Bougainville Str.
Tanôa.
Mallicolo (Malekula).
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Ute-Saving Station:

a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
Part
I.
PLACES
OCEANIA.
AQXJ
AQXK
AQXL,
AQXN
AQXO
AQXP
AQXS
AQXT
AQXU
AQXW
AQXY
P. Stanley.
P. Sandwich.
Epi I., cyr, Tasiko
Emte,
Eromanga.
DHlon B.
Polenia B.
CookB.
Wea
AQYJ
New
AQYM
AQYN
AQYP
AQYR
AQYS
AQYU
AQYV
AQYW
AQYZ
AQZB
AQZC
AQZD
AQZF
AQZG
AQZH
AQZJ
AQZK
AQZL
AQZN
AQZO
AQZP
AQZS
AQZT
AQZU
AQZW
AQZX
AQZY
ARBO
ARBD
ARBE
ARBG
ARBH
ARBI
ARBK
ARBL
ARBM
ARBO
ARBP
ARBQ
ARBT
ARBU
ARBV
ARBW
ARBX
ARBZ
ARCB
ARCD
ARCF
I.
Meli Anchorage.
Havannah, Hr.
AQXZ
AQYC
AQYD
AQYE
AQYG
AQYH
AQYL
I.
Sandwich
or,
Fila Hr.
Tanna.
Kwamera.
Sisi.
Erronan,
Futuna.
Aneityum (AnnalAm).
or,
P. Patrick.
Caledonia.
Goto p.
Sebert Cove.
Grand P.
Am.6d6e I.
Bulari B.
Noumea, c
P. Laguerre.
Muendu B.
P. Burai.
P. Mufo.
ARGG
ARCH
Viti
ARCJ
Rewa.
ARCK
ARCL
ARCN
ARCO
ARCP
ARCS
ARCT
ARCU
Balade.
Pouebo.
Ubati
Yengen.
BaB.
Kuaua B.
P. Duperr6.
Kanala B.
Lavaissifere B.
N6k6t6 B.
Tchio.
P. Bouquet.
Kuakue B.
P. Yate.
Isle of Pines.
Vac.
Gadji.
Is.
Bishop Sound.
Tandine B.
Levu
Lt. V.
Suva, a
Mbau
Waters.
Levuka.
Likuri Hr.
Singatoka R.
ARDK
ARDL
ARDM
ARDO
ARDQ
ARCS
ARDT
ARDW
ARDX
ARDZ
AREB
AREC
AREF
AREG
AREH
AREJ
AREK
AREL
AREN
AREO
AREP
ARES
ARET
AREU
AREW
AREY
AREZ
ARFB
ARFD
ARFE
ARFG
ARFI
ARFJ
ARFK
ARFM
ARFN
ARFO
ARFQ
I.
Lomaloma.
Rotumah.
Is.
I.
Nukualofa.
Nine
I.
Uea, or Wallis
Samoa
Is.
Tutuila
I.
Upolu
I.
Safatu Hr.
Apia.
Saluafata Hr.
Falifa Hr.
Fangaloa B.
Savaii
I.
Union (Tokelau)
Atdfu atoll.
Phoenix la.
EUice Is.
Christmas I.
Hawaiian
Is.
Anna Ma-
B.
P. Tai oa.
Ua Huku
Ua Pu I,
I.
Pitcaim I.
Mangareva
Anaa
Is.
atoll.
Pakarava atoll.
Rotoava Anchorage.
Society
Is.
Tahiti.
Venus
Pt.
ARHE
ARHF
ARHG
ARHJ
ARHK
ARHL
ARHN
ARHO
ARHP
ARHS
ARHT
ARHU
Easter
ARHW
Australia.
ARHX
ARHY
North
Papiet6 Hr.
P. Phaeton.
Huaheine
I.
Far6 Hr. (Owharre).

Raiatea I.
Teavarua Hr.
Suvaiov Is.
Cook
Is.
Rarotonga I.
Tubuai, or, Austral
Rapa (Oparo)
Is.
I.
I.
Is.
Attstralia.
Carpentaria G.
Batavia R.
Mitchell R.
ARIB
ARIC
ARID
ARIE
ARIP
ARIG
Normanton.
Norman R. Lt. V.
Kimberley.
Burketown.
ARIJ
Wellesley
ARIL
ARIN
ARIP
McArthur R.
ARIS
0. Wessel.
ARIU
Is.
Roper.
Arnhem B.
Goyder R.
Hawaii.
ARIW
Liverpool R.
Hilo.
ARIY
ARJB
ARID
ARJF
ARJH
ARJK
ARJO
ARJQ
ARJT
ARJV
ARJX
Van Diemen
Mahukona.
Kawaihae. /
KaUua.
Kealakekua.
Maui I.
Kahului Hr.
Lahaina. /
Kanahena
Pt.
Kandavu.
ARPW
ARFX
Ngaloa Hr.
Solo Rock.
ARFZ
ARGB
Waialua.
Honolulu,
Puuloa.
Kauai.
Fiji Is.
Is.
Comptroller B.
Tai-o-ha6, or,
Vailoa.
Kaunakakai.
Oahu.
Kermadec
I.
I.
Fungasar Hr.
Pago Pago Hr.
ARFT
ARFV
Howe
Nukuhiva
TUAMOTU.
ARGZ
ARHB
ARHC
Vanua Mbalavu.
Tongatdbu
P&igotB.
TaahukuB.
ARGS
ARGW
ARGX
Tavium.
Tonga
Is.
Hiva-Oa.
ARGQ
ARGT
ARGV
Passage.
ARFS
Norfolk l.e
ARGN
ARGO
ARGP
Vanua Levu.
WailangUala
Maequesas
ria
Rovondrau B.
Lanai.
Molokai. /
Lae o ka Laau.
Lord
ARGL
Nandi Waters.
Nanuku
ARGC
ARGE
ARGF
ARGH
ARGJ
ARGK
Nasilai.
ARCW Savu Savu B.

ARCX Nandi B.
ARCY Mbua B.
ARDB Ruku Ruku B.
ARDC No Kinasi.
ARDE Vicuna Hj-.
ARDG Nateva B.
ARDH Somo Somo Str.
ARDV
KatavitiB.
Chasseloup B.
Gromen B.
N6hou6 B.
Tanl6 B.
Banare B.
Art I.
Aue.
Harcourt B.
Arama.
Bond6 R.
Loyalty
AUSTRALIA.
ARDI
ARDJ
PronyB.
123
ARJZ
ARKO
Melville
G.
I.
Alligator R.
Adelaide R.
P. Daly.
P. Darwin.
Palmerston.
Southport.
Bynoe Hr.
P. Patterson.
P. Keats.
Pitzmaurice R.
Victoria R.
ARKG West
ah ef
ARKI
ARKL
ARKN
Australia.
Cambridge G.
OrdR.
Wyndham.o
oSigniaes an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station; c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Statione a Lloyd's Signal Station; /a Wireless Telegraph Station.
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GEOGRAPHICALLY ABBANGED.
Part
I.
Part
I.
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125
QUEENSLAND.
ASDK
ASDM
ASDO
Tasmania.
ASDP
ASDQ
ASDU
Low Hd.
ASIT
ASIV
Bateman B.
ASIX
Nelligan.
UlladWlJia. a
Tamar R.
ASIZ
ASJC
ASJE
Georgetown.
ASDY
ASJG
Iliracombe.
ASEB
ASED
ASEF
ASJI
Sidmouth.
Dorchester.
Exeter.
ASJK
ASJM
ASEH
Swan B.
ASEJ
Launceston.
ASEL
ASEN
ASEP
ASER
ASET
ASEV
ASEX
ASEZ
ASFB
ASDW
ASFC
ASFE
ASFG
ASFI
ASFK
ASFM
Swan
I.
Bridport.
e
P. Dalrymple.
C. Byron.
Brun^riok R.
Cavvanba.
ASPG
QU'EENSLAND.
ASPI
Burleigh.
Nerang R.
P. SoreU.e
Bulges.
P. Frederick.
ASJW
ASPK
ASPM
P. Jackson.
ASJY
AS KB
Inner South Hd. a c
Mersey Bluff.e
Table C.e
ASKD
ASKF
ASKH
ASKL
ASKN
ASKP
ASKR
ASKT
ASKV
ASKX
Stanley.
Robbins I.
Hunter I.
Three Hummock
Arthur R.
Remine.o
Macquarie Hr.c
I.
Strahan.a
Gordon R.
ASKZ
Bruny
ASFY
ASGB
ASGD
ASGF
ASGH
Hythe.
ASLK
ASLM
Esperance P.
Huon R.
ASLO
ASLQ
ASLU
l.e
ASLI
P. Cygnet.
ASGJ
ASLW
Tasman Hd.
ASGL
ASGN
ASGP
ASGR
ASGT
ASGV
Adventure B.
Derwent R.
ASLY
ASMB
ASMD
ASMF
ASMH
Hob ART. 5
Storm B.
Burnett Hr.
ASMJ
ASHD
ASHE
ASHG
Frederick Henry B.
Eagle Hawk B. a
Pitt Water.
P. Arthur.
Prosser B.
Swansea, a
Oyster B.
Great Swan P.
ASHI
Long
Pt.
ASHK
ASHM
ASHO
Falmouth, a
George B.
Eddystone Pt.
ASHQ
ASHU
New
ASML
ASMN
ASMP
ASMR
ASMT
ASMV
ASMX
ASMZ
ASNC
ASNE
ASNF
ASNG
ASNI
ASHW
Twofold B.ac
Eden.
ASIB
ASID
ASIF
ASIH
Kiyerr Inlet.
Panbula.
Merimbula.
ASNK
ASNM
ASNG
ASNQ
ASNU
ASNW
ASNY
ASIJ
Barunguba,
gu I. a
Turos Inlet.
ASGB
ASOD
ASGF
ASOH
ASIL
ASIN
ASIP
ASIR
Warden.
P. Hacking.
Botany, a
ASFW
ASHY
ASOX
Ballina.
ASJO
ASJQ
ASJU
ASLE
ASLG
ASH-C
Georges Hd.
ASGP
ASGR
ASOT
ASOV
WoUongong. a
Maatsuyker I.
D'Entrecasteaux Ch.
Recherche B.a
ASGZ
Clyde R.
Fingal Pt.
ASLC
ASGW
ASGX
St.
or,
ASGZ
ASPC
ASPE
P. Davey.
ASFO
ASFQ
ASFU
Bundoo,
South Wales.
C. Green, a
Jervis B.
North Shoalhaven R. a
Goulburn.
Kiama.
George R.
ASPO
ASPQ
ASPU
"Southport.
Sandy Pt. a c
ffloreton B.
C. Moreton.c
ASPY
ASQB
ASQD
ASQP
ASQH
Farm Cove.
ASQJ
Darling Hr.
ASQL
Pyrmont.
Balmain.
Cockatoo I.
Fitzroy Dock.
Southerland Dock.
Goat I.
Waterview B.
ASQN
ASQP
ASQR
ASQT
ASQV
ASQX
Lo^n
ASQZ
ASRC
Alberton.
Waterford.
ASRE
ASRG
Mooloolah R.
ASRI
Tewantin.
Parramatta.
St. Leonards.
Middle Hr.
Manly Beach.
Baranju Hd.
Hawkesbury R.
Broken B.
Hales Bluff.
Catherine Hill B.
Moon
ASPW
Comboyuro Pt.
Bulwer Pilot Station.
Cowan Cowan Pt.

Tangaluma Roads.
Howe
Ch.
Freeman Ch.
Yule Roads.
Brisbane Road Pile TA.
Ho. ac
ASRK
ASRM
ASRG
ASRQ
ASRU
Lytton.
Brisbane.
Ipswich.
Cleveland.
Redland.
R.
Laguna B.
Double Island
Inskip Pt.
ASRW
ASRY
Maryborough.
Woody
Hexham.
ASTB
ASTD
ASTF
ASTH
Maitland.
ASTJ
Stephens Pt.
ASTL
ASTN
ASTP
ASTR
ASTV
Lake Macquarie.
Nobby Hd.
Newcastle, abed
Hunter R.
Stockton.
P. Stephens.
Sugarloaf Pt.
C. Hawike.
Harrington Inlet.
Manning R.
Crowdy Hd.
Camden Haven.
Tacking Pt.
P. Macquarie.
Hastings R.
Marias R.
Smoky
C.
Trial B.
MacLeay R.
Nambuckra R.
I.
Sandy C. a
Hervey B.
Burrum R.
Burnett R. a c
Bundaberg.
Lady
Elliot I. a
Baffle Creek.
Bustard Hd. a c
Rodd Hr.
ASTX
P. Curtis.
ASTZ
ASUC
Boyne R.
Gatcombe Hd. a
ASUE
ASUG
Gladstone.
Calliope R.
ASUI
Hamilton.
ASUK
ASUM
ASUG
ASUQ
ASUW
ASUY
C. Capricorn, a c
Bodalla.
ASOJ
Toragy Pt.
Moruya. a
ASGL
ASGN
Grafton.
Richmond R.
ASVJ
I.
Pt. a
Wide Bay Hr.

Great Sandy Str.
Tyroom Road.
Mary R.
Islet.
ASVB
ASVD
ASVF
ASVH
Monta-
Danger Pt.
Sydney. 6
Macquarie Pt.
Sow and Pigs Lt. V.
Bradley Hd.
Watson B. d
Garden I.
Wooloomooloo B.
Bellinger R.
South Solitary
Clarence R.
MacLean.
or,
Tweed R.
Keppel
C. a
Sea Hill.
Fitzroy R. Lt. V.
Mackenzie R.
Broad Mount Hr.
Little
Herbert.
Rockhampton.
Hewittville.
North Reef Lt. a
P. Bowen.
a Signifiesanlnternatioaal SignalStation: '6a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saviug Station;
Lloyd's
Signal Station;
/a
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Part
I.
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WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.
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128
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA..
PLACES
GEOGRAPHICALLY ARKANGED.
Part L
WEST COAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Part
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALSPLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
I.
WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
AUXF
AUXG
AUXl
AUXK
AUXM
AUXG
AUXQ
AUXS
AUXW
AUXY
AUYB
AUYD
AUYP
AUYH
AUYJ
AUYL
AUYN
AUYP
AUYR
AUYT
AUYV
AUYX
AUYZ
Guanape
Is.
AVEB
AVED
AVEF
Santa.
P. Chimbote.
Ferrol B.
AVEH
Samanco B.
Casma B.
Huarmey.
AVEJ
Hijaclio.
Salinas B.
Chancay.
Ancon.
Callao.
Lima.
C. San Lorenzo.
Tambo de Mora
Chincha
AUZO
AUZQ
San Gallan
AVBH
AVBL
AVBN
AVBF
AVER
AVBT
AVBU
AVBX
AVBZ
AVCD
AVCE
AVCF
AVCH
AVCJ
AVGL
AVON
AVCO
AVCF
AVOR
AVCT
AVCU
AVOX
AVCZ
AVDC
AVDE
AVDF
AVDG
P.
Is.
Pisco.
lea.
AVBJ
AVFI
Cerro.AzuL
AUZK
AUZM
AVBF
AVFC
AVFE
AVFG
ChorillosB.
Chilca.
AUZW
AUZY
AVBD
AVEL
AVEN
AVEO
AVEF
AVER
AVET
AVEX
AVEZ
Sup6.
AUZG
AUZS
AVDS
AVDU
AVDW
AVDX
AVDY
Salaverry.a
Truxillo.
AUZC
AUZE
AUZI
AVDM
AVDO
AVDQ
LoboB de Afuera.
Lainbayeque.
Pacasmayo;
Malabrigo Road.
Huanchaco.
Paracas.
AVFS
I.
AVFT
AVFU
Independencia B.
P. San Nicolas.
P. San Juan.
C.
AVFK
AVFM
AVFO
AVFQ
AVER
Lomas Roadstead.
'
Chala.
Atico.
Camana.
Quilca R.
AVFW
AVFX
AVFY
AVGB
AVGD
AVGF
Islay (Ilay).
AVGH
Arequipa.
P. Mollendo.
Tambo R.
AVGI
AVGJ
Ylo Road.
Funo.
Chile.
Arica.
Huanillos.
Tacna.
Huaina Pisagua B.
Junin.
Mejillones Cove.
Caleta Buena.
Pabellion de Pica.
.
AVHI
AVHK
AVHL
Iquiqub.
Tocopilla.
Algodonales B.
CooijaB.
Mejillones del Sur B.
Constitucion Hr.
Moreno B.
AnTqfagasta.
AVGK
AVGL
AVGN
AVGF
AVGR
AVGT
AVGX
AVGZ
AVHC
AVHE
AVHF
AVHG
Oliva Road.
Taltal.
AVHM
AVHN
AVHO
AVHF
AVHQ
AVHS
AVHU
AVHW
AVHX
AVDH
Pan de Azucar.
AVDI
AVDJ
Lavata B.
AVHY
Sarco.
AVIB
AVID
AVIF
AVDK
AVDL
Paposo Mines.
Fefia Blanca Cove.
Chanaral.
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130
PLACES
EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
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I.
Part
I.
131
132
GULF OF MEXICO.
Part
I.
Part
I.
WEST
INDIES.
PLACES
133
134
Part
I.
PaRTÎ.
GEOGKAPHICAL signals
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EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
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136
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS'PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
CANADA.
Pi^HT
I.
Part-
CfEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-^PLAOES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED.
I.
GULP AND RIVER OP

BONO
BCNR
BCNU
BCNX
BCOA
BCOD
BCOE
BCOG
Berry Hd.
Whitehead
BCOJ
Oanso.c
BOOM
BCOP
Cranberry
Crow Hr.
BCOS
Chedabucto B.
Guysborough.
Gut of Canso.
'Eddy Pt.
BCXJ
P. Mulgrave.
BCXV
BCXY
BCYE
BCYH
BCOV
BCOY
BCPE
BCPH
BCPK
BCPN
BCPQ
BCPT
Mary R.
BCWF
Shefbrooke.
Country Hr.
Isaac Hr.
BCWI
St.
Green
BCWR
BCWU
BCWX
I.e
P. Hastings.
P. Hawkesbury.
BCSE
BCSH
BCSK
BCSN
BCSQ
BCST
Hd.
St. Esprit.
Guyon I.
LouisBURG Hr.
Scatari l.d
Menadou Passage.
Mira.
.Flint I.
C. Percy.
Schooner Cove.
FlatPt.a
North Sidney .c
Victoria Pier.
Sydney.
BCSZ
Battery Pt.
Bird Rock.
P. Aconia.
Bras d'Or.
BCTF
BCTI
BCTL
BCTO
BCTR
BCTU
BCTX
BCUA
BCUD
BCUG
St.
BCUM
Ingonish.
C. North.
Meat Cove.
BCUP
C. St. Lawrence.e
BCUS
St.
Pomquet.
BtlVZ
Antigonish.
C. George.
BCVW
BCYZ
BCZF
Prince Edward
West Pt.
C. Egmont.
BCZI
Bedeque B.
BCZL
BCZO
BCZR
BCZU
Summerside.
I.
George B.
BDFW
Tracadie.
o Signifies an International Signal Station

e
I.
C. Traverse.
Haszard Pt.
Prim
Pt.
Bear./
Murray Hr. c
Cardigan B.
C.
George Town.
St. Andrew Pt.
Panmure Hd.
Boughton R.
Colville R.
Souris.
East Pt.
Peter Hr.
Tracadie.
St.
Grenville Hr.
Stanley R.
Billhook I.
Richmond Hr.
Cascumpeque Hr.
Pt.
Magdalen
Is.
Entry I.
Amherst Hr.
South Pt. (Amherst
Grindstone
I.), e
I.
La
Grosse
Etang du Nord. a
BDFZ
Great Bird Rock.
BDGC
G. OF St.
a Time Signal Station
/a
Lawrence.
I.
Vinl.
Portage
I.
Miramichi B. Lt. V.
Sheldrake I.
Grant beach Lts.
Chatham.
Newcastle.
Nelson Town.
Neguac
gully.
Tracadie.
Pokemouche.
Birch Pt. a
Miscou Hr. o
Pokesudi I. Lt.
Caraquette I.
Shippigan.
Chaleur B.
Clifton.
Nipisighit p.
Bathurst.
Petit Rocher Lt.
Little
Belledune Pt.
BDJL
BDJC
BDJR
BDJU
Dalhousie.
Restigou(*he-R.
Campbell town.
BDJX
Richmond.
BDLZ
Alberton.
Tignish.
Preston beach Lts.
Fox
Heron
BDLW
Malpeque.
MlRAMIOHI B.
Escuminac Pt. a
BDJI
BDLQ
BDLT
Grand Rustico.
North
BDIZ
BDJC
BDJF
BDKA
BDKE
BDKG
BDKJ
BDKM
BDKP
BDKS
BDKT
BDKU
BDKV
BDKY
BDLE
BDLH
BDLK
BDLN
Charlotte Town.
BDEM
BDEP
BDES
BDEV
BDEY
BDFE
BDFH
BDFK
BDFN
BDFO
BDFQ
BDFT
BDIW
Tryon.
Crapaud.
Hillsborough B.
BDEJ
Cabot
Sea Wolf
Mabou.
P. Hood.
BCYW
BDIQ
BDIT
Liverpool.
St. Louis.
BDCV
BDCY
BDEA
BDEG
I).
BDIK
BDIN
Cocague.
Buctouche R.
Richibucto Hd.
BDCS
Paull.rfe
Str.
Ghetican Pt.
BCUV
BCUY
BCVE
BCVH
BCVK
BCVN
BCVQ
BCVT
Cassie Pt.
BCYK
BCYN
BCYQ
BCYT
BDCM
BDCP
Blackrock Pt.
Barra Str.
Mac Kinnon Hr.
Bird I. Lt. (Ciboux
St. Anne Hr.
BDIE
BDIH
Shediac.
BDCJ
Andrew Ch.
BCUJ
Shemogue.
BDAO
BDAR
BDAU
BDAX
BDCA
BDCG
Liiigan Hd.
Bridgeport.
BCSW
Tormentine. d
Jourimain I.
C.
BCZX
BDAC
BDAF
BDAI
BDAL
BDGO
BDGR
BBGU
BDGV
BDGX
BDHA
BDHG
BDHJ
BDHM
BDHP
BDHS
BDHV
BDHY
Wallace.
Pug wash.
Cold Spring Hd.
B. Verte.
BCYJ
Green I.
C. Round.
Big Arrow I.
St. Peter B.
Haulover Isthmus.
M'Kenzie Pt.
Ouetique I.
Isle.
Tatamagouche.
BCXS
Havre Bouche.
Cape Breton Island.
Str.
John 'R.
BCXP
BCQI
BCRV
BCRY
b'dgl
Caribou.
Amet
BCXM
Arichat.
Creighton
BCRS
BDGI
Northumberland
BCXA
BCXD
BCXG
I.
BCPZ
BCQF
BCRM
BCRP
BDGF
East Arm.
New Glasgow.
I.
TorB.
Habitants Hr.
BCRJ
LAWRENCE.
Merigoaiish.
Pictou.
BCWL
BCWO
BCPW
BCQL
BCQO
BCQR
BCQU
BCQX
BORA
BCRD
BCRG
ST.
137
New
I.
Carlisle.
Carleton.
Pasbebiac.
Maquereau Pt.a
Pabou.
C. d'Espoir. a
Perc^.
Pt. Peter (Flat
I.).
C. Gasp6.
Gasp^B.
Lt. V.
Gasp6.
C. Rozier. e
Fame Pt. ef
Anticosti
I.
Heath'Pt.cdc/
Bagot Pt. d
Salt
Lake B.
South Pt. e
South West Pt.
BDMC
Ellis B.
West Pt. e
BDMF
St.
Lawrence
BDMI
Natashquan R.
Mingan Hr.
BDNJ
C. Chatte. a
Pt. de Monts. a
c e
R.
BDML
BDMO Perroquets Lt.
BDMR Manitou R.
BDMU Seven LB./
BDMX EggL
BDNA C. Magdalen, e
BDNG Martin R. a
BDNM
BDNP
BDNS
BDNV
BDNY
Matane. a
Metis Pt. o
Manicouamn. a
Bersimis R.
c a Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;

138.
PLACES
GREAT LAKES.
BDWA
BDWG
BDOE Father Pt. a/

BDOH P. Neuf. a
BDOK Pilot Station.
BDON RiMOUSKi. a
BDOQ Bicquette I.
BDOT Bid.
BDOW
BDOX
Red
Red
BDOZ
BDPC
BDPF
Saguenay R.
BDPI
Green
BDPL
BDPM
BDPO
BDPR
BDPU
BDPX
BDQA
BDQG
BDQJ
BDQM
BDQP
BDQS
BDQV
BDQY
BDRE
BDRH
BDRK
BDRN
BDRQ
BDRT
BDRW
BDRZ
BDSC
BDSF
BDSI
BDSL
BDSO
BDSR
BDSU
BDSX
BDTA
BDTG
BDTJ
Islet Bank Lt.

Islet Lt.
Tadousac.
Chicoutimi.
I.
Rivifere
du Loup, a
White I. Reef Lt. V.

Brandy Pots, a
Long Pilgrim I.
Grand I.
Kamouraska.
Orignaux Pt.
Goose C.
Coudres I.
Ouelle R.
St. Paul B.
Lower Traverse Lt.V.
Ufper Traverse Lt. V.

Stone Pillar.
Beaujeu Ch.
St. Ignace.
L' Islet, u
Crane I.
St.
L'Ange Gardien.
Beauport.
Quebec,
Levis.
New Liverpool.
Portneuf.
BDZJ
BDZM
Belleville.
Pigeon
I.
False Duck
Peter Pt.
I.
Eggl.
Newcastle Hr.
Coburg.
P. Hope.
Toronto.
BEAL
BEAO
BEAR
BEAU
P. Dalhousie.
Welland, Canal.
Niagara, d
Lewiston.
Genesee R.
Soduspoint. c
Glasgow.
Fair Haven, c
Waddington.
Matilda.
Edwardsburg.
Ogdensburg. c
Prescott.
Morristown.
Brockville.
The Thousand
Is.
BEHS
Saginaw B.
Duncan
City.
Detour Passage.
Mississauâ
I.
Manitoulin
I.
Southampton.
Kincardine.
Goderich.
Georgian B.
Collingwood.
Matchedash B.
BEHV
Parry.
BEHY
Lake Michigan.
BEID
BEIH
BEIK
BEIN
BEIQ
BEIT
Green Bay. c
Kewaunee, d
Manitowoc.
BEJI
BEJX
P. Maitland.
BEKC
BEKG
Long
BEKJ
I.
Pt.
BEKM
P. Burwell.
P. Stanley.
Pt. PeWe.
Gibraltar.
Trenton.
BEAX
Wyandotte,
BECD
BECH
BECK
BECN
BECO
BECT
Windsor.
Detroit./
Michigan State.
BEKP
BEKS
BEKV
BEKY
BELD
BELH
BELK
BELN
Sheboy^n. d
P. Washington.
Milwaukee, c d
Racine, d
Kenosha, d
Waukegan.
Evanston. d
Chicago, d
Illinois.
Calumet.
Michigan City,
Indiana.
St. Joseph, d
South Haven, d
Saugatuck.
Holland.
Grand Haven,
Muskegon, d
Whitehall.
Pentwater. d
Ludington. d
Manistee, c d
Traverse City.
Mary R.
Neebish Rapids.
St.
Monroe.
BELQ
BELT
Lake Superior.
Marine City.
BENC
BENG
Superior City.
Wisconsin.
St. Clair.
BENJ
Sand
Toledo.
Ohio.
Sister
I.
Marblehead. d
Sandusky.
BEDM
BEDP
BEDS
BEDV
BEDY
Vermilion.
Lorain, c
BEFD
BEFH
BEFK
BEEN
Dunkirk.
Cleveland,
df
Ashtabula, c d
Erie City, d
Lachine Canal.
Cornwall.
Morrisburg.
BEGU
BEGX
BEHC
BEHG
BEHJ
BEHM
BEHP
Mohawk
P. Clinton.
Strontian I.
Alpena.
P. Colbome.
BEDC
BEDG
BED J
Montreal,
BEGL
BEGO
BEGR
BEJL
BEJO
BEJR
BEJU
BECZ
Ottawa.
Thunder B. erf
Lake Erie.
Buffalo, b cdf
Sorel.
BDUO
BEGI.
BEIZ
BEJA
BEJF
Galloo I.
Saeketts Hr. c
Tibbett Pt.
West
Maisonneuve.
Bajr City.
BEIW
Oswego, c d
Stony Pt.
BECW
,BDUN
BEGA
BEGF
Hamilton.
P. St. Francis.
Richelieu I.
Longueuil.
BDVL
BDVO
BDVR
BDVU
BDVX
BDZA
BDZG
BEAI
St. Pierre.
BDUH
BDUK
BDVI
Kingston.
Napanee R.
BDZV
BDZY
BEAC
BEAF
St. Francois.
Champlain.
Three Rivers.
BDUZ
BDVO
BDVF
BDWM
BDWP
BDWS
BDWV
BDWY
BDXE
BDXH
BDXK
BDZS
Bellechasse I.
St. Jean.
St. Laurent.
St. Pamille.
BDTS
BDUW
Lake Ontario.
BDZP
Grosse Isle, a
0. Brulg.
Orleans I.
Carouge R.
Trembles Sh.
BDUQ
BDUT
Clayton.
C. Vincent,
BDWJ
BDXN
BDXQ
BDXT
BDXW
BDXZ
BDYC
BDYF
BDYI
BDYL
BDYO
BDYR
BDYU
BDYX
I.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Thomas.
BDTM
BDTN
BDTP
BDTV
BDTY
BDUE
V.
Part
Lake
St. Clair.
BEFQ
BEFR
BEFT
Lake Huron.
BEFW
Sarnia.
Gratiot F.
BEFZ
Ottawa.
P. Huron, cf
Sault Sainte Marie. 6
BELW Iroquois Pt.

BELZ
Corbay Pt.
BEMA Michipicoten I.
BEMF Battle I.
BEMI
Lamb I.
BEML Porphyry Pt.
BEMO Thunder C.
BEMR Victoria I.
BEMU Minnesota.
BEMV Isle Royale.
BEMW Passage I.
BEMX DULUTH. 6 d
BENM
BENP
BENS
BENV
BENY
BEOD
I.
Chaquamegon
Pt.
Ontonagon.
Portage Lake Canal, d
Eagle Hr.
o Signifles an International Signal Station; 6 a Time Signal Station c a Weather. Tide, or Ice Signal
Station
c a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegraph Station.
;
I.
Outer Apostle
Michigan I.
d a Life-Saving oâi'"
Station
Part
PLACES
I.
GEOGKAPHICALLT ARRANGED.
LABRADOR.
BEOH
BEOK
BEON
BEOQ
Copper Hr.
Manitou I. d
BETP
Keweenaw.
BEOT
L'Anse.
BETV
BETY
BEUD
BETM
eHr.
BEOW
Huron
BEOZ
BEPA
BEPF
Granite I.
Marquette, d
BEPI
BEPL
BEPO
BEPR
BEPU
BEPX
BEQO
BBQG
BEQJ
BEQM
BEQP
BEQS
BEQV
BEQY
BERD
BERH
BERK
BERN
BERQ
BERT
BERW
I.
Grand I.
P. au Sable.
White Fish Pt.
Belle Isle Sth.
Wash-sheecootai B.
Coacoacho B.
Watagheistic Sound.
Mecattina C.
Greenly
I.
Armour
Pt.
o/
RedB.
Chateau B./
Belle Isle, ef
La Talus.
Newfoundland.
C. Bauld.
Pistolet B.
C. Norman.
John B.
Rich Pt./
St.
P. Saunders.
BERZ
BESF
Ingomachoix B.
Bonne B. a
B. of Islands.
BEST
P. au Port.
BESL
BESO
BESU
BESX
BETC
St.
BETG
Boar
BETJ
Pass
C.
George Hr.
Ray. ef
P. Basque, a
Rose Blanche B.
La
Poile B.
I. (Burgeo). a
La
BETS
BEUH
BEUK
BEUN
BEUQ
BEUT
BEUW
BEUZ
BEVA
ICELAND.
Brunet I. a
Fortune B.
Long Hr.
MlQUBLON. c
St. Pierre, c
Galantry Hd. a
Burin I. a
Placentia Hr.
St. Mary, a
C. Pine, a
C. Race, ef
Ferryland Hd. a
C. Spear, o
St. Johns, o 6
BEVF
0. St. Francis, a
BEVI
Brigus B.
Harbour Grace.
Carbonear I.
Baccalieu I. a
Trinity Hr.
Catalina Hr. a
0. Bonavista. a
BEVL
BEVO
BEVR
BEVU
BEVX
BEWC
BEWG
BEWJ
BEWL
BBWM
BEWN
BEWP
BEWS
BEWV
BEWY
BEXD
BEXH
BEXK
BEXN
BEXQ
BEXT
BEXV
BEXY
BEXZ
139
Denier
Greenspond.
Little
Stinking
Cabot
Funk
Offer
I.
BEYJ
Okkak.
I.
I.
I.
Labradok.
Lewis Sound.
Cartright Hr.
Indian Tickle.
Sandwich B.
Davis Inlet.
Hopedale.
Nam.
C. Chidley.
BEYL
BEYN
BEYP
BEYR
BEYT
BEYV
Hudson Bat.
BEZC
BEZF
Inlet.
Rigoulette.
BEYK
BEYZ
BEZA
Fogo Hr.
Toulinguet I. a
Gull I. a
Croc Hr.
Betts Cove.
Tilt Cove.
Hare B.
St.
Hamilton
BEYX
I.
Wadham
BEYA
BEYC
BEYF
BEYG
BEYH
F. Chime.
Baffin Land.
James B.
East Main F.
Ruperts House.
Albany F.
Moose F.
Severn F.
York Factory.
BEZI
F. Churchill.
Chesterfield Inlet.
BEZK
BEZM
Baffin B.
BEZO
BEZQ
Greenland.
Godhavn (P. Lievety).
BEZS
Disko B.
Egedesminde.
BEZU
Davis
Str.
BEZW
BEZY
Holsteinborg (Sisimiut).
C. Farewell.
BFAC
BFAE
Iceland.
Reykjavik.
Svendseyre.
Talkna Fiord.
BFAH
BFAK
BEAM
BFAO
BFAQ
Dyre
BFAS
Fiord.
Fiord.
Holar.
Seidis Fiord.
BFAU
Jan Matbn
Oe
I.
Tide or Ice Signal Station; d a Lile-Saving Station;

an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; c a Weather
a Signifies
*
Station.
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; / a Wireless Telegrapli
i:^TERKATio:ÂL CODE OF
PART
sig::âls.
IL
i:n^dex.
GENERAL VOCABULARY AND GEOGRAPHICAL
(141)
LIST.
PART
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
AABOUND.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
144
II.
ABOUTACCOMMODATE.
CZH
CZI
CZJ
CZK
CZL
CZM
CZN
CZO
CZP
CZQ
CZR
CZS
CZT
CZU
CZV
CZW
CZX
CZY
DAB
DAC
DAE
About.
About a mile (or number of

cated).
About April the
About August the
About December the
About February the
About January the
About July the
About June the
About March the
About May the
About mid-channel.
About November the
About October the
About September the
About the
About the average.
About the size.
About the time.
About to
About to assemble.
miles indi-
..
About
hqm
to veer cable ..-
Am
DAG
DAH
DAI
Round about.
Under no anxiety to
(for, or,
about)
EOK
Very anxiousabout.
DAK What are you about
DAJ
Absolutely necessary.
DBJ
Abstain-ed-ing-er.
DBK
Absurd-ity-ly.
DBL
Abundant-ly-ance.
Supply abundant
There is abundance
DBO
DBF
DBQ
DBR
DAL
csp
--
cyz
--
DAO
Above the
horizon.
horizon.
or. Abeam of
(time indicated) we were
(or, abeam) of
Abreast,
DCB
access-ible.
DCE
DCF
DCG
was abreast
do you expect
When
DCH
DCJ
be
off
wounded
Abscond-ed-ing.
DAU
DAV
Absent. Absence.
Absent from home.
Absent without leave.
Consul is absent
jrn
During my absence (or, the absence of).
Have, or. Has been absent.
His, Her, or, Their absence.
DAX
DAY
(see
page
(see
page
399).
;
want a surgeon
,
(or,
doc-
am
tor)
Has any accident happened?
unintelligible.
DAT
{see
233).
353).
Abeidge-d-ing-ment.
Abroad.
al
hurt)
Accidents to steering gear
(or,
You have abridged the message so much

it is
{or,
dangerously
Accidents to screw propeller
cxy
to
happened;
fall;
Accident happened; drowned; drowning.

Accident happened gunshot wound.
Accident to boat.
page
cxw
DAS
DAZ
Accident
that
DAW
Accident.
Accident happened; crushed;

jammed.
Accident happened cut stab.
Accidents to boilers {see page 178).

Accidents to engines or machinery
abreast
abreast of) ?
DAQ
DAE
Accept-ed-ing.
DBU
(or,
DBV
DBW
DBX
DBY
DBZ
?
DCA With pleasure, I will accept.
cxv
'.
At
DAP
Aoceptable-y-ance.
Accepted by
Can accept be accepted).
Decline accepting any
Offer not accepted.
Very acceptable.
Will accept your offer.
Will you accept
DCI
On the
xev
of.
DBS
DBT
Above.
Above board
qlx
Accede-d-ing-ssion.
Can accede to.
Can not accede to.
Accident
DAM Above the

DAN Above the bow.
v
1
Absolute-ly.
DBI
Whereabout
Absent Continued.
In the absence of
Is he {or person indicated) absent
Leave of absence
My, or, Our absence.
Shall, or. Will be absent.
Your absence.
DBM
DBN Abuse-d-ing-ive-ly.
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
about
DKT
about to sail.p, or, Code Flag over p
Are there any men-of-war about? ...sa
Could you understand what they were
signaling about? .wci
Go aboutOBQ
I am about to
I had a glimpse of the land about
- - qdu
In about
In about a fortnight.
Keep about mitt-channel
lu
Need be under no anxiety about . .eoj
DAF
DBA
DBC
DBE
DBF
DBG
DBH
Is
any
thing the matter

bk
In case of accident (or, necessity)
bp
Met with an accident
^.__bs
When did the accident happen?
bu
DCK
aocidental-ly.
DCL
Accommodate-d-ing-ion.
DCM
DON
DCO
DCP
Accommodation
ladder.
-Bad accommodation.
-Can you accommodate?
-Can you accommodate a passenger?
(Number to be shoion if more than one).
Part
145
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
ACCOMMODATEACQUAINT.
DCQ
DCE
DCS
DOT
DCU
DCV
DCW
DCX
DCY
DCZ
DEA
Accommodate Continued.
Can not accommodate. No accommodation for
Good accommodation.
Î can accommodate a person {or persons

indicated)
Indifferent accommodation.
No accommodation for passengers.
DFS
ACCOMPANY-IBD-ING-IMENT.
Accompanied by with)
Can accompany.
I can not accompany.
will accompany.
I"Will
you accompany?
DPU
DFV
Accomplice.
DEC
DEF
aocomplished-ed-ing.
Can yon (or person indicated) accom-
it ?
Can not be accomplished (or, done)- -blx
Easily done {or, accomplished).

Has
been done {or, accomplished)?

If it can be done {or, accomplished) -Bzr
If it can not be done {or, accomit
BZS
blt
accomplished)
^Not easily done {or, accomplished).
plished
DEI
Maybe done
count of
PCB
ice-
On account of the fog
On account.
{or,
weather).
Accountable.
I hold you accountable.
Will be held accountable.
Will not be accountable.
Will not he accountable for boat
DPW
DPT
{or,
plish lor, do)
On account of
le
Do not anchor on any account
Do not show a light on any account :QV
Do not show a light on my account -QBT
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac-
DPQ
DPR
DEB
DEG
DEH
DPP
{or,
DPX
DPY
Accountant.
Accountant General.
DPZ
accoutebments.
DGA
DGB
DGC
DGE
Accumulator.
hire.
accumulate-d-ing-ion-ive.
accurate-lt-acy-ness.
Is it accurate?
DGP
It
DGH
AccusE-D-iNG-ATiON.
is
not accurate.
{See also
Charge.)
Accused of having killed some one.

DGJ Is accused of
DGK Whd.: he {or person indicated) accused
DGI
is
of?
DEJ
DEK
DEL
DEM
DEN
DEO
DEP
DEQ
DBR
ACCORD-ED-ING
DGL
Âccording
A.ccordingly.
DGM
orders).
According to directions
xroF
According to regulations
According to seniority.
According to the usual practice.
accordance with.
Not according to orders, Against mNot according
to.
{or,
În
to.
or.
structions.
DGN
del
DES
AccouNT-ED-iNG.
Account
DET
DEU
DEV
DEW
DEX
DEY
DEZ
DPA
DPB
DEC
DFE
DFG
To ACCOUNT.
{See also
below.)
GKA
Account. {Bill)
Account. {A Report)
Âccount sent is correct.
Âccount sent is incorrect.
Alarming account of
An account. {See also Report.)

Bad account.
Can account for for
Can yoti account
Good account of
account of
Has brought the
dew
Have, or. Has received account of

of
I have private account
Indiflerent account of
DPH Last account.
Nejrt account.
DPI
DFJ No account of
DPK No account received.
by last account.
DFL
DPM
DFN
DFO
-Nothing important
Quarterly account.
-Send an {or, your) account.
-Send account.
7656409
10
ACID-ITY.
Carbolic acid
Muriatic acid
Nitric acid
Picric acid
Sulphuric acid
Tartaric acid
hyd
'.
-SCK
SiQ
thv
XDi
xkv
AOKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.
Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal
message).
DGP Acknowledge the receipt of
DGQ Has the receipt been acknowledged?
DGR I beg to acknowledge.
DGS Make an acknowledgement.
DGT Must be acknowledged.
DGO
Accordingly
ACCUSTOM-ED-ING.
{or,
DGU Acorn.
DGV AcQUAiNT-ED-iNG-ANCE. (See also Inform.
DGW ^-Acquainted with.
DGX Am acquainted with the anchorage.
DGY Am acquainted with the coast.
DGZ Am desired to acquaint you {or person
indicated).
DHA Âm not acquainted with the anchorage.
DHB Am not acquainted with the coast.
DHC Are you acquainted with the anchorage
(place, or, channel)?
DHE
DHP
DHG
DHI
DHJ
DHK
DHL
Are you acquainted with the coast?

Desire you will acquaint.
Did you acquaint?
I am directed to acquaint you.
Not acquaintedwith.
Shall, or. Will acquaint.
Will you acquaint?
146
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
147
ADMIRALADVISE.
Admiral, Continued.
DKT
DKU
DKV
DKW
DKX
DKY
DKZ
DLA
DLB
generally
Admiral, Senior
about
{or
Admiral, or. Senior officer
at)
Admiral, Senior officer on board
at
Admiral, or, Senior officer on shore.
Admiral, Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your company to dinner.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes.
Senior officer wishes to
Admiral,
know.
Admiral, Senior officer wishes to see
you (or person indicated)
Admiral, Senior officer wishes to see
as soon as convenient.
you
memo.
Admiral's, or, Senior
orders.
Admiral's, Senior
Go to the admiral's
senior
Have not seen the admiral
officer)
senior
Have you seen the admiral
officer)?
Port admiral.
or,
or.
(or,
is
).
is
or.
DLG
DLH
DLI
DLJ
or.
or.
officer's
officer's
office.
or.
(or,
(or,
Rear admiral.
What
is
the
name
of the admiral (or,
senior officer) ?
Wbere is the admiral (or,
DLP
DLQ
DLR
DLS
or,
Buoy has broken
adrift (or,
gone)
Boat
is
adrift
gae
gkn
gwd
Boiler loose, (or, adrift) - - _
Boom, or, Olsstruction broke adrift. gzm
DMO
Broke adrift.
DMP Go-ing, Gone adrift.
DMQ
Is adrift near
Lighter is adrift
DMR
Spars are all adrift.
Ra
or,
Send to the admiral's office.

DLK
DLM There are orders for you at the admiral's
office.
Vice admiral.
DLN
DLO
Adrift.
Beacon,
is
is off
(or,
DLG
DLE
DLF
DMN
oflftcer is
Admiralty.
Navy Department
senior officer)?
SJ
seo
---
-Admiralty,
or,
H. O. chart.
Admiralty,
or.
Secretary of the Navy's
Admiralty court.
DMS
DMT
Adult.
DMU
DMV
DMW
DMX
DMY
DMZ
DNA
Adulteratb-d-ing-ion.
DNB
DNC
DNE
DNF
DNG
DNH
DNI
DNJ
DNK
DNL
DNO
DNP
DNQ
DNR
DNS
DNT
Statute adult.
Adv ance-d-ing-ment
Advance note.
-Advance post.
Advanced guard.
An advance in price.
Army advancing.
Can you advance
Do not advance.
Enemy advancing.
Have, or, Has advanced.
Month's advance.
No advance.
Pilot boat advancing towards you.
Prevent advance
To advance-d-ing (money).
is
is
is
of.
Advantage,
or.
Benefit.
DNM A great advantage.

Advantageous-ly.
Can not see the advantage.

Gained advantage.
Has been attended with no advantage.
I
took advantage
of.
Is there any advantage to be gained?

Admiralty instructions.
No advantage.
DNU
DLU Admiralty memorandum.
DLV Admiralty, or, Navy Department, tele- DNV Take advantage
graph-ed-ing.
ow DNW Adventdbe-r.
Board of Admiralty
DLW Droits of Admiralty.
DNX Adversary.
of the Admi-
DLT
of.
DLX
Secretary of the Navy,
or,
ralty.
Telegraph Navy Department,

ralty, to
DLY
Admire- ABLB-Y.
DLZ
Admission-ible.
DMA
Admit -TED-TING.
(See also
Admi-
XLW
Allow and
dlz
Admitted on.
Dangerous to admit too many on board

at a time -If time will admit.
DMC
DME It admits of.
DNY
DNZ
DOA
DOB
DOC
DOE
DOF
<*b
DOG
DOH
DOI
DOJ
,DMP
Ticket of admission.
DMI
Will it be admitted 1
Will not admit of.
Will not be admitted.
DOK
DOL
DOM
DON
Adopt-ed-inq-ion.
Must be adopted.
Will you adopt ?
DOQ
DMG
DMH
DMJ
DMK
DML
Adverse.
Adverse circumstances.
Advertise-d-ing.
Advertise cargo and day of
Advertise for.
Advertisement.
Have they advertised
for
sale.
any vessel to
carry the mail.
Permit).
Admission-ible
DLB
or,
DOP
Advice.
His advice.
I wait for advice.
What advice have you received?
Advise-d-ing.
Advised to.
Do you advise me to ?
I would advise you to
I would not advise you.
recommend you not to
I strongly
Lloyds's agent advises you to
What would you advise?
...qwt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
148
Part
II.
A DVISEAGAINST.
DOR
DOS
DOT
DOU
DOV
Advise Continued.
Would advise. Would recommend.
Would be advisable.
Would not be advisable.
DQH
Afraid.
DQI
DQJ
Do not be afraid
I am afraid
DQK
Aprica-n.
DQL
Aft.
of.
of.
Advocatb-d-ing-cy.
Adze.
DOW Can you lend me hatchets
{or,
BW
Afloat aft
Fore and aft.
adzes)?
Fore and aft
--.nit
niu
sails
feet aft and feet forward-OA

My draught of water feet inches
DOX
Afae.
DOY
Affair.
draw
is
DOZ
DPA
DPB
DPC
DPE
DPF
DPG
DPH
DPI
DPJ
Affairs appear more settled (look more

peaceful).
Affairs are very unsettled.
Affairs look more unsettled.
Foreign affairs.
Partnership affairs.
Present state of affairs.
Private affairs.
Privy to the vs^hole affair.
State of affairs at
DQM
DQN
DQO
DQP
DQR
DQS
DQT
DQU
DQV
The authorities will put an end to the

DQW
You had better put your affairs in the DQX
affair.
DPK
DPL
DPM
DPN
DPO
DPQ
hands of
Affect-ed-ing.
Does disconnecting affect your steering?
ldc
Affidavit.
Be prepared with
afiSdavits.
Affibm-ative-ly.
Answered affirmatively.
Yes, or. Affirmative.
C, or.
Code Flag over
Afplict-ed-ing-ion.
DPS
Afford-kd-ing.
DPT
Affix-ed-ing.
DPU
DPV
Affray.
DRJ
DRL
DRM
DRN
Expect
be got
Floated
afloat).
afloat) by
any
cd
off (or, afloat)
nfa
{or, afloat)
May be got off
with assistance.
{or, afloat) if
prompt
sistance be given
as-
CG
DRO
DRP
DRQ
DRS
DRT
DRU
DRV
it-s)
it
at).
Any
{or vessel indicated expects) to
I shall get off
(his,
cb
-_bx
DPW
After a passageof
After breakfast.
After Christmas.
After coaling.
After dark.
After dinner.
After Easter.
After him
her-s,
lbwz
After-hold.
After-hours.
After I
Bxz
After was done.
After magazine.
After me (my, mine)
cea
After midnight.
After much persuasion.
After, or. Jigger mast.
After, or. On arrival of {or,
After order.
After -part.
After running {miles indicated)
After sunrise.
After sunset.
After supper.
After the
cmb
the battle.
After
After the departure of.
After the gale.
by
bw
Are you afloat

As soo_i as she is off (or,
Can not be got off (or,
means now available
Afterwards.
After a consultation.
After.
After
After
After
After
After
After
Afloat.
Am afloat
DPZ
DRA
DRB
DEC
DRE
DRF
DRG
DRH
DRK
Afloat aft (astern)

Afloat forward
DPY
DQY
DQZ
DRI
DPR
DPX
c.
LNC
aft
cnh
these {or, those)

they (their, them)
this (or, that)
we (our-s, us)
which
{or,
cnj
ckn
___cil
what)
CPS
cwb
you-r-s
day after--
eos
Day after. Next day.

How long after
Long after.
Morning after.
Shortly after.
Steer after me I have a pilot.
The day after to-morrow.
?
DRW
Afternoon. In the afternoon,

May be got off
afloat) without asDRX Afternoon watch.
sistance.
DRY This afternoon.
^Nearly
afloat.
DRZ To-morrow afternoon.
Not afloat.
DSA Yesterday afternoon.
Not worth getting off afloat)
p.
m.
{or,
{or,
The tide will take her off

When will you be afloat?
(float her)
When you float
nfe
Will
DSC
afloat.
not float
lie afloat all
Again.
Try again
ycs
nfg
Will be
You will not
DSB
nph
the tide.
Against.
Against instructions.
orders
--
Not according to
-
der
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
AGAINSTAGUE.
149
150
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
AHEADALL.
Part
li.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
151
ALLALSO.
DYT
All Continued.
"Vessels wishing to be reported all well, EAG

show your distinguishing
all well when you left

You will not lie afloat all the
"Was
DYU
EAH
signals.
Aloft Continued.
Keep a good lookout
Man aloft.
aloft.
qln
'?
tide.-DQG
Allegiance.
EAI
Alone.
EAJ
AlongTHE,
Alliance
{See
Ally)
dzs
Alligator.
DYW
Allot-ted-ting.
Allotment.
DYZ
Allow-ed-ing-able. To allow for.

also Admit, Let, and Permit. )
Allowance
DZA
Crocodile.
To
allot.
EAO
Alongshore
dzg
EAP
Allow no
EAQ
EAR
fm
person on board
DZC
DZE
DZF
DZG
DZH
DZI
of (disof
{dis-
{disof {disof
or, pier).
is
(is
is
{or,
on board) if
czd
dangerous to allow too many people

GB
on board at once
It is
It
is expected the vessel {or vessels indicated) will be allowed to leave.
Make allowance to
Not allowed. Disallowed.
Put your people on an allowance.
DZM
DZN Short allowance.
Vessels with combustibles not allowed
HS
in
"What allowance are you on

DZO
DZK
Can I come alongside?

Can not come alongside.
Come alongside.
EEC Do not come alongside.
EBD Endeavor to come alongside.
EBF Go alongside.
'
EBG
EBH
DZP
DZQ
DZR
Allude-d-ing-sion
DZS
DZT
Ally-ied-ing-iance.
Allied with.
DZV
Almanac.
Have you a Nautical Almanac
Our ally.
EBJ
EBK
DZW
Almanac
EBL
Aloof.
EBM
EBN
Aloud.
Keep aloof.
Alphabbt-ioal-ly.
Alphabetical signal, No.
Alphabetical signal, No.
Almond.
DZY
EAB
Almost anything may be
Qwz
Note.
EBO
EBP
Almost.
got.
{Measure of capacity)
Aloft.
Fell from
aloft.
Gear aloft.
2.
Code Flag over f

Alphabetical signal,
EBQ
3.
Code Flag over G
of using Alphabetseepage 13
Alphabetical table {page 15)

Morse alphabet.
Use alphabetical (spelling) table---WNF
spell
Your name not on my alphabetical
list;
is
alphabetically
ayk
No.
For method
ical Signals,
DZX
1.
Code Flag over e
Nautical Almanac.
Almuda.
for the
current year {or for the year indiRQ
cated)^
Lloyd's Seaman's
Are into the boats if they persist

nak
in coming alongside
I will come alongside {or, on board) if
-Czd
you will allow me
Lashed alongside.
Let no boat come alongside.
-QTC
Lighter alongside
Not alongside.
at
To be alongside
What is the depth of water alongside
KVi
?---the
I shall
(or, for).
JIP
"What variation do you allow ?
"Will an allowance be made ?
"Will you allow ? "Will you permit ?
EV
EAY
EAZ
EBA
DZL
EAC
EAD
EAF
PU
it.
come alongside
you will allow me
pzu
to the eastward
tance in miles may follow).
Alongshore to the northward
tance in miles may follow).
Alongshore to the southward
tance in miles may follow)
Alongshore to the westward
tance in mMes may follow).
Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish

all lights.
Allowance.
Armed men not allowed to land ---Euv EAS Alongside.
Alongside the -jetty (wharf,
EAT
Can allow. Can permit.
EAU Alongside the mole.
Can not allow
As soon as alongside.
EAV
Communication allowed with.
^Half allowance.
EAW Assemble alongside.
on board)
alongside
Have been on short allowance for some EAX Boat
Call alongside.
time.
I will
DZJ
(See
Allow me to congratulate you.

Allow no communication.
DZB
EAK Along the bank- -of.

EAL Along the lines.
EAM Along the road.
EAN Alongshore.
DYV
DYX
of
table).
EBR
Already.
EBS
Also.
{or,
by
it
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
152
II.
ALTERAMMUNITION.
EBT
Alter-ed-ing.
To alter.
EBU
Alter course.
EBV
Alter course one point (or number indiJZD

cated) to port
Alter course one point (or number indicated) to starboard
jze
Alter course to
(point indicated).. wf
*
Alteration.
Alters the circumstances.
An alteration has taken place.
Any alteration in the position of the
armies?
Any alteration in the position of the
EBZ
ECA
ECB
EGG
ECH
ECI
EDR
Always.
EDT
Is it always?
Not always.
EDU
A. M.
EDS
squadron (or, fleet)?

Any alteration (or, change)?
Âre there
(or,
ECD
EOF
Aluminium.
EBW
EBX
EBY
EDQ
Am.
ECK
ECL
it.
ûntil.
beg
-CYg
bfd
bqd
beh
IsnotIs not able to ._

Is not to be :
Is not to have
Is to
Is to
Is to
be
have..
am about to
am not.
I am
I am able to
I am not
I am not able to
What, or. Which am I?
When am I to?
Where I am (or, we are)?
Why am I?
(point indicated).
show a light to-night when I alter
course
-._
qw
Is there any alteration of marks?
Is there any alteration in the market?
I will
ECO It alters the case.

ECP Make an alteration.
ECQ Much altered.
ECR Must be altered.
ECS
No alteration has taken place.
ECT Shall, or. Will alter
be altered).
ECU
^Vessel indicated has altered course.
ECV We had better alter course to (point
indicated).
ECW What alteration?
ECX When do you intend to alter course?
EEC
-.BED
bfc
bqc
bxg
daf
I
I
If
If
If
If
EDV
BEA
cyf
BEF
Are, orf
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
Are, or.
How am I?
do not try
Do not alter until

Do not make any alteration
Duties are altered.
I do not intend to alter course at present
until).
I shall alter course.
shall not alter course.
I think we had -better alter course to
ECM
EON
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
(or.
ECJ
am
Are, or. Is able to

I?
I not?
Am
Am
Am I to?
any alterations in the lights

;
Am,
marks)?
Channel has altered
Before noon. In the forenoon.
Ambassador,
or.
Minister.
...bei
byx
cyk
byz
cyl
cpv
CQV
csQ
ctg
.cur
at
EDW Our ambassador (or,
minister)
EDX
EDY
to convey a patient
(or,
When
ECY
I alter course to-night I will
show alight
---Qw
When will you alter course?
When you alter course (or, tack) tonight show a light
jzs
Ambulance.
Ambulance required
to hospital.
EDZ
Prepare ambulancefor
BFA
Ambush-cade.
EFB
Amend-ed-ing-ment.
EFC
America-n.
American Colors.
ECZ
Will be altered.
EDA
EFD
EFG
Amicable-y-ility.
Alternate-ly.
BDB
EDC
Alternatively.
Alternative.
EFH
Amid-st.
EFI
Alternating light
EDF
EDG
EDH
Although.
Altitude-inal-ally.
Did you get a meridian altitude?
Double altitudes. (Sumner's line.
EDM
EDN
Sun's altitude.
EDO
Altogether.
We have lost altogether.
Helm amidships.
EFK
Amiss.
EPM
EFN
Not amiss.
Something amiss.
What amiss?
EFO
Ammonia-iacal.
EDP
Alum.
EPS
EFT
BFU
arranged).
is
Sal
EFP
EFQ
EFR
(or,
Amidships.
EFJ
EPL
EDJ Equal altitudes.

EDK
Ex-meridian altitude.
EDL Meridian altitude.
EDI
qrp
Amicably settled
ammoniac
VFI
Ammunition.
Ammunition
is
damaged.
Ammunition is nearly expended.

Can spare ammunition.
Can you spare ammunition?
I have (or vessel

munition.
indicated has) no am-
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
153
AMMUNITIONANCHOR.
EFV
EFW
EFX
EFY
EFZ
EGA
EGB
EGO
EGD
EGF
Ammunition
1 will
for
Continited.
In want of ammunition.
Quick-firing ammunition.
Revolver ammunition
Rifle ammunition.
Rounds
Rounds
icx
EHZ
Do you intend anchoring?
Amnesty.
EIC
Floating anchor. Sea anchor.

my)
Foul anchor. Fouled her
anchor.
Foundered at her anchors.
Have all your anchors ahd cables ready
for use.
Have you anchored
Have you parted JErom your anchor
Help me to lay out an anchor.
eim
I am at anchor
I have hooked your anchor.
I have let go my anchor, or, I am at
anchor.
I have lost an anchor.
I have no means of laying out an anchor.
I have no more anchors to let go.
I have slipped my anchor, but
buoyed.
I must come to an anchor.
I must recover my anchor.
I shall anchor circumstances permit
Among-st.
Among the breakers.
EIP
or
pbm
EIG
EIH
EIJ
Amount-ing.
Amount to
EGJ Does not amount to an average of
EGK Not amounting to
EGL To a great amount.
EGM What amount of
EGN What the amount of
EGO What the total amount?
EGI
EIK
EIL
EIM
is
is
AMpfiRE.
EGQ
EGR
Amplitude.
{Measure of electrical current.
EIN
EIO
EIP
EIQ
EIR
EIS
EIT
AjttPUTATE-D-INGÔN
EGS
Amputation necessary.
AGT
Amuse-d-ing-ment.
I can veer no more cable.

nk
Have no more anchors to let go
Driving parted from anchor.
Drove from her anchor.
Pish the anchor, or. Anchor fished -Ehb
EIA
EIB
EID
EGP
her beat up on the beach.
Driving.
ammunition for
ammunition for heavy guns.
What quantity of ammunition have you?
of
of
Fire in hold amongst the cargo

I have been amongst the ice
EGH
EHX
EHY
Anchor Continued.
le
Do not anchor on any account
Do not anchor yet.
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
supply you with ammtinition
{or,
it
is
if
{place or bearing to follow, if necessary).
An,
or,
Analyse-d-ing-tic-al-is.
EGW
Anchor-ed-ing. To anchor.
Anchor. {An Anchor.
Aiichor as convenient
Anchor buoy.
EJA
Can we anchor with safety?

Cat the anchor.
EHU Clear anchor.
get bottom, let
is
is
is
KZ
EJB
EJO
EJD
EJP
EJG
EJH
EJI
EJK
EJL
EJM
EJN
EJO
EJP
EJQ
EJR
left.
left.
is
EHT
EHW
It not very safe where you are anchored.

Kedge anchors {weight, in cwts. if necessary)
Lay out an anchor.
kr
Let go another anchor
Let go your anchor.
not at anchor on her

Light-ship at
out
station, or. The light-ship at
QB
opposition
Lost an anchor.
Mushroom anchor.
Must anchor.
No anchor
Only one anchor
Patent anchor.
Parted from her anchor.
Parted in the night.
Port anchor.
Eic
Sea anchor, or. Floating anchor
Send an anchor and cable off immediately (indicate if more than one).
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable.
Shall anchor in the bay.
Shall I anchor?
Sheet anchor.
Sight your anchor. Make sure your
clear.
anchor
Small bower anchor.
Spare anchor.
Starboard anchor.
EIZ
EHS
anchor.
Do not anchor.
EIX
EIY
ky
EHK
EHL
EHM
EHN
EHO
EHP
EHQ Bower anchor {weight,
sary).
EHR Buoy rope {of anchor).
Directly you
lay out an anchor for me, I

can get off.
In anchoring look out for moorings.
In anchoring look out for telegraph cable,
Anchor stock.
Anchor stowed, or, Stow anchor.
Anchor watch. are.
Anchor where youanchor?
Are you going to
At anchor.
Back the anchor.
Best bower anchor. in cwts., if neces-
EHV
EIW
If you will
wv
Ajtarchy.
EGX
EGY
EGZ Anchor crane.
EHA Anchor drag-ged-ging.
EHB Anchor fished, or. Fish the anchor..
EHC Anchor fluke.
Anchor instantly
EHD Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp).
EHP Anchor on bearing {indicated).
EHG Anchor shank.
EHJ
I shall not anchor.
cxb
EGU
EGV
EHI
EIU
EIV
EJS
go your
Keep under weigh.
EJT
EJU
Stow anchor,
or.
Anchor
is
stowed. ehj
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
154
II.
ANCHORANNUL.
Anchorage Continued.
I shall make for the anchorage
Anchoe Continued.
Small anchor {weight in

Stream,
cwts., if necessary)
EJW Tell them to recover my anchor.
The light-ship at not at anchor on
EJV
or,
is
EJX
EJY
EJZ
EKA
ing).
Vessel indicated parted from her anchor.
Want an anchor
Want an anchor and
yd
cable
is
Will
you
assist
me
ELD
ELF
chorage.
Safe anchorage.
Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?

Unsafe anchorage
pe
ELG Unsafe to remain at anchorageuntil
ELH We are to leeward of the anchorage.
ELI
We are to windward of the anchorage.
ELJ
Anchovy
ELK
ELM
And.
in laying-out an anchor?
Anchorage.
ELC
(or,
despatch
jt
I shall try the anchorage.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
from?
Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
safe with all winds (specify which
wind, if necessary)"!
_.pb
It is not very safe where you are anchored
EIX
Lose no time in getting to the anall
EKM -^Will you pick up my anchor for me?.

EKN You may come to an anchor.
EKO You will overlay my anchor.
EKP
ELB
tc
Water too deep to anchor.

We had better anchor.
When anchored.
When do you intend to anchor?
EKG When shall we anchor?
EKH Where do you intend to anchor?
EKI Where shall we anchor?
EKJ Why. do you anchor?
EKB
EKC
EKD
EKE
EKL
ELA
her station, or, Light-ship at : is out

of position
qe
Tripped her anchor.
Unable to weigh anchor.
Vessel indicated is at anchor (is anchor-
with
(See also
ELN
And the
And they.
In and out
You and I
-CMD
-SVW
(or,
me).
Berth and Har-
bor.)
Am acquainted with the anchorage -Dgx ELO

Am not acquainted with anchorage -DH
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough
with wind from
ox
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indiflferent-OY
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all
winds
oz
Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage
EKQ
dhc
(place, or, channel)?
EKR Bad an^'horage.

Best berth,
(or,
me
anchorage) bears from

-...EP
Best anchorage
is in
fathoms
ov
Calls the attention of vessels coming
into the anchorage on the bearing
(from the person signaling) pointed
out by compass signal
dp
Calls the attention of vessels leaving
EKS
EKT
EKX
EKZ
Aneurism.
ELE
Angek-ry-ily.
ELS
Angle. Angleways.
Angle iron.
Beveled to an angle of
ELU
ELV
Helm angle.
ELW
Angular-ly.
ELX
Animal.
ELT
Anna.
-ASX
Annihilate-d-ing-ion.
EMA
EMB
Anniversary.
to
make
dq
(or,
take
me
the anchorage
Fw
harbor)
Do not know the anchorage
(or,
harbor).
not risk an anchorage unless you

have very good ground tackle
px
Do you Imow of any anchorage (or,
harbor)?
-Do you know the anchorage (or, harbor)?

Good anchorage
odu
-Good bottom for anchorage.
does the anchorage (or, harbor)
bear?
__.
pa.
-I do not know the anchorage (or,
harbor).
-I have (or vessel indicated has) knowledge of the anchorage.
EMC
EMD
EMP
(Coin)
ELZ
How
EKY
Aneroid barometer.
compass signal
Do
EKW
ELP
ELQ
Annex -ed-ing-ation.
Can, or, will you point out

to) a good anchorage?
Change your anchorage.
gauge.
ELY
(or,
EKV
Wind
the anchorage on the bearing (from

Do not attempt
EKIT
Anemometer.
Announce-d-ment.
Annoy-ed-ing-ance.
Annual-ly.
Annuity.
EMG Annul-led-linq.
EMH Annul present formation.
EMI
Annul
the hoist indicated by numeral
signal.
EMJ
Annul the last hoist
I will repeat it. VE
-Annul the last signal.

annulled.
Annul the whole signal
The
last signal
is
vp
Part
155
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
ANOTHERANY.
EMK
BML
EMN
EMO
Another.
Another time.
ke
Should like to have another comparison
GV
Want another tug [indicate if more
than one)yte
EOB
Anti-pyrine.
EOC
Anti-scorbutic.
EOD
Antiseptic.
EOF
Anvil.
Answer-ed-ing. To answer. (See also

Reply. )
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signaôr,
message)
dgo
Answer. {A reply.)
Answered afBirmatively
dpq
EOG
EOH
Anxious-ly-iety to (for, or, about).

Am anxious for you to
Anxious to hear of (or, from)
Need be under no anxiety about
Undfer no anxiety to (for, or, about)
daj
Very anxious about
EOT
EOJ
EOK
EOL
EMZ
ENA
ENB
ENC
I to
be getting an an-
I am waiting for your answer.

I must decline answering.
I think something might be got to answer the purpose.
I will answer presently.
--URP
In answer to
Is answer suitable suflBcient)
It will not answer. It not suitable.
Must give, or. Gives an evasive answer.
No reply.
Not answered.
Pferhaps might be made to answer.
Received an answer.
Send an answer reply). answered).
Shall, or. Will answer be
vk
Signal answered
Signal not answered.
-
END
ENP
ENG
ENH
ENI
ENJ
(or,
is
it
EOS
EOT
EOU
EOV
EOW
EOX
EOY
EOZ
EPA
(or,
ENK
(or,
ENL
EPB
is
EPC
is
ENM
ENO Tell my owner ship answers remarkably EPD
EPF
well.
Wait foranswer(or,
ENP
ENQ
What
What
reply)
answer (or, reply) ?
was the answer (or, reply)?
an answer
When do you expect(or,reply)
Will await answer
ENB Will answer the purpose
her helm.
ENS
EPG
EPH
ty
EPI
tz
Will you await answer (or, reply)?- - -UA

and get
You can communicate with
an answer in
You can get an answer in
ENV
Ant.
ENW
Antarctic.
Ante-meridian,
squadron)
Any letters
son
A. M.
-EDU
ENX
ENY
ENZ
Anti-fotjling composition.
EOA
Antimony.
Anticipate-d-ing-ion.
papers) for
me
(or per-
indicated)''.
Jl
-Âny news
Any news
of
my family ?
(or,
epq
?-
UT
(see epz)
(see eqd)
(seeEQR)
bep
Are, or. Is there any ?
Are there any alterations in the lights
ecb
marks)?
any lights (or, landthere
QEA
marks)?
Are there any men-of-war about? ---Sa
stl
Are there any orders?
XTI
At any time
nyi
Can I get any?
XJE
Can, or. Will you take any?
(or,
Anthracite coal.
KWX
(or,
Any letters (or, papers) from ?

Any longer.
Any missing ?
Any mistake ?
Any more ?
Any necessity for
Any news of ?
Anyone
Anything
Anywhere
or,
ebz
ekq
Any anchorage in the bay ?
Any arrival from ?
OYS
Any bones broken?
Any cases of fever on board (or, at ?
Any casualties?
Any chance of war ?
Any commands ?
Any dayafter
kpg
Any deception
Any doubt.
Any extras ?
Any farther.
Any fees (or, charges) ?
Any fighting at ?
Any forts ?
Any freight offering ?
Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?
of the mail
from
EPK Any oppositionto
EPL Any other.
Any person. Anybody
EPM Any person (anyone) on board.
EPN Any rate.
EPO Any sick on board
Any sickness at
EPQ Anybody. Any person.
EPJ
Will not answer
ENU
ENT
tx
it
eby
alteration in the position of the
fleet (or,
EOF
EOQ
EOR
..eca
alteration (or, change) ?
armies?
Any
EMW Forward answer by telegraph to signal EOM

station at
EMX He (or vessel indicated) has not had an EON
swer from
Any.
Any
Any
EMY
wq
Answered by telegraph
EMP Answerable.
EMQ Answered, or, Replied by telegraph.
EMR Answer the purpose.
EMS Answered negatively.
EMT Answering pennant (when spoken of).
EMU Be very careful in your answer.
EMV Can you await answer (or, reply)
answer.
How long ought
Are
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
ANYAPPEAR.
Part
II.
Part
GENEEAL VOCABULARY.
II.
157
APPEARARE.
Appeae Continued.
BSD
ESF
ESG
ESH
ETZ
Should appear.
The appearance not satisfactory.
EUA
The appearance satisfactory.
EUB
Vessel indicated appears in distress. NX
EUC
Vessel indicated (hearing, if necessary)
appears to be
it
is
is
What
state does the battery appear to

-fyv
be in?
Wind appears to be steady
zfh
ESI
Appetite.
ESJ
Apple.
ESK
Appliance.
ESL
Appetize-ing.
EUD
EUF
EUG
EUH
April.
About April the
-CZJ
Beginning of April.
End
of April.
Next April.
Arab-ian-ic.
Apron.
Arbitrate-d-ing-or-ion.
Court of Arbitration
k ab
Arc.
EUI
Arc light.
EUJ
Archbishop,
Life-saving appliance.
ESM
Applicant.
ESN
Apply-ied-inq
to
Bishop.
Archine {Russian measure of length), ayth

(or, for).
Application.
Porward-ed-ing application to
Have applied (or, spoken) to?
Have you applied [or, spoken) to
Shall apply speak)
speak) to?
ESU Will you apply
ESV Appoint-ed-ing-mentTO {nomination)
ESW Appointment made.
ESX Have, or, has an appointment.
ESY Is the appointment settled?
Make an appointment for
ESZ
ETA Shall appoint
ETB The appointment has not taken place.
ETC Time appointed.
ETD Will appoint.
ETF Will you appoint?
ESO
ESP
ESQ
ESR
EST
or,
Archine (Turkish measure of length)- aw3
(or, for).
{or,
to.
{or,
EUK
Archipelago.
EUL
Arctic.
Antarctic
enw
Aedeb (msasure of capacity)
ayl
is
ETG
[arrested)
by the
police,
TNW
ETJ
Apprehension-ive.
Do, or. Does not apprehend.
apprehend?
ETK
Apprentice-d-ing-ship.
ETL
Approach-bd-ing-able. (See also Close. )

Qdm
Approaching land
Can not approach.
Do not approach the coast, because it is
mined.
Do not approach too near.
Meteorological OflQce {or, Weather Bu-
ETH
ETI
ETM
ETN
ETO
ETP
Do you (he,
Meteorological Office {or. Weather Bureau) reports gale approaching from
Pilot boat
is
approaching you
Appropriate-d-ing-ly.
APPROVE-BATION OF.
Approved.
Do you approve of?
ETW Not approved
ETS
ETU
ETV
of.
ETX
ETY
reau) reports depression approaching,
the
ETR
they)
from the
ETQ
or,
Approximate-Ly.
Approximation.
bej
Are-'
Apprehend-ed-ing.
Apprehended
(Square or surface measure). -A.xj
Are.
dni
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Are,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
or.
or,
or,
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
CYP
Is able to
beg
Is not
cyg
Is not able to
bfd
Is not to be
bqd
Is not to have
beh
Is to
bpc
Is to be
^
gmf
Is to blame
bqc
Is to have
bek
Is his (her-s, its)
bel
(mine)
Is
bem
Is our-s, or. Are we?
ben
Is the? Is their-s, or. Are they? .-.beo
bep
Is there any?
ber
Is with
bes
Is you-r-s
or.
or.
or,
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
my

Are these (or, those)?
Are they?
bep
stl
beq
beo
Al-e to
BEH
Ai-e there?
Are to be
Are we (our-s)?
Are you-r-s?
Are you able to?
bpc
--.bem
---BES
cyh
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had {or, have) done {or, is, or,
bul
are doing)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
btjp
bur
cated)â {or, are) for
'He, She, It {or persons or things indibus
cated) is (or, are) from
He, She, It (or persons or things indibut
cated)is (or, are)
Part
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158
II.
AREARMY.
Are Continued.
buv
cated)is (or, are) able to
He, She, It {or persons or things indibuw

cated) is {or, are) not
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) is {or, are) not able to
Bux
bxh
How are they?
bxi
How are you? .How is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
BXO
If he (she, it, or persons or things in-
byl
dicated) is {or, are)
or persons or things inbtm

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

bto
(she,
it,
dicated) is
they are
they are not
we are
we are not
you are
you are not
If
If
If
If
If
If
--Caf
Cag
-Cax
or, Are, he (she,

things indicated) ?
Are
There are
There are
his (her-s,
it,
cbq
cbk
or persons or
bvy
bek
cmg
cmh
cnm
it-s)
(or, is)
(or, is)
not
They are for

They are from
They are
They are not
bet
beu
.'
bev
1-.bew
-.-
We are
We are not
--BEX

cpw
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?-CPY
What, or, Which is {or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated)'! .cpx
When are {or, is)?

When are we?
When are you?
When he (she, it, or
CQw
CQX
...cqy
persons or things
indicated) is {or, are) l..
crj
When is (or. are) he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) t
CRN
When they are
csi
When we are
CSL
When you are
Osn
csq
Where are (or, is)?
CSR
Where are they?.
cst
Where are you bound?

Where are you from?
Where he (she, it, or persons
indicated)
am
Where
Where
is {or,
is (or,
(or,
are).-
we
are)
he
are)
(she,
or things indicated)").
Where they are
Where we are {or. lam)
Where you are
Who are (or, is)?
Why are {or, is)? -__,
'
Why are you?
Why are you not?
You
You
are
are not
it,
sh
si
csu
or things
ctd
ctg
cui
cuz
ova
.cvb
bey
bez
or,
Surface.
Argentina.
Argentina Colors.
Argentino.
(Coin.)
asy
qjg
mzy
Fire-arms
BUY ^How are you armed

EUZ
How is she armed
EVA
I have no arms.
EVB
EVO
EVD
EVP
EVG
Not armed. Unarmed

Man and arm boats
Send an armed boat
She is armed. They axe armed.
Small-arm men.
Small arms (mustets,
Small-arm magazine.
With arms.
Without arms.
EVH
Arm.
_ygj
gtv
guk
etc.).
Unarmed
ygj
{Limb)
Arm broken.
Arm dislocated,
EVK Left arm.
EVI
EVJ
EVL
Right arm.
Yard arm
EVM
EVN
Armament.
EVO
Armistice.
Armistice has been arranged.
Is an armistice probable ?
EVP
EVQ
EVR
EVS
EVT
EVU
EVW
EVX
EVY
EVZ
EWA
EWB
zkp
Armature.
-YS
Armor-ed.
Armor belt.
Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
Armor-plate-d-ing.
Armored cable.
Armored cruiser.
Armored deck.
Armored ship.
Armored train.
Armorer.
Army.
Any
or persons
cth
cua
ctg
cup
Area,
EUO Argue-d-ing-ment.
EUP Arise-n-ing. Arose.
EUQ Arm-ed-ing. To arm.
EUR Arms (weapons).
EUS Arm boats.
EUT Arm chest.
Arm the lead
EUV Armed men not allowed to land.
EUW Armed merchant ship.
EUX Armed with
cay
If,
Is, or.
EUM
EUN

armies?.eby
Army is advancing.dna
EWC Army is retreating.

EWD Army List.
BWF Army Service Corps.
EWG By, or. With the army.
EWH Captain in the army.
EWI Colonel.
EWJ Commander-in-Chief.
EWK
General.
Part
ARMYARTICLES
EWL
EWM
EWN
EWO
EWP
OF AGREEMENT.
Army Continued.
Arrive CoMimwed.
Lieutenant in the army.

Major.
Of, or. From the army.
To, or, For the army.
army
Where
is tlie
Arose.
EYJ
EYK
EYL
Arise-n-inq
...EUP
EWQ
EWR
Around.
EWS
to (or,
Arranqe-d-inq. To arrahge
FOR)
(See also Settle. )
Amicably arranged (or, settled)
efg
TS
Armistice has been arranged
Arrange-d-ing mails.
Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep-
Have you heard
EYO
EYR
EYS
Arrear.
EYT
Shall
await
Shall you await her arrival
{or,
TNW
Has been arrested.

Has not been arrested.
BXR Under arrest.
EXP
EXQ
rival of
)?
(or vessel indicated) had (or, has)
arrived.
She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has) not
arrived.
To arrive.
at )-DRE
- - mph
bom
-Very few arrivals.

Vessels just arrived,
EYU
arrive?
EYV When did you arrive?
at?
EYG Had the mail arrived when you left

EYH Has arrived off. arrived at
(she, or, it)
Has the mail arrived (from

-
rpz
arrive?
RGA
EYW Will arriveat.

Will you await her arrival {or, the arri
EYQ
valof )?
epa
arrival at
ppc
arrival of
of (or, at).
Before arrival
?
Can you await arrival of
-Despatches arrived.
?
reported
Do you wish your arrival
at.
Due to arrive
Expect to arrive.
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived
EYA
Your orders have not arrived yet .-SVA
After, or. On arrival of (or,

An express has arrived from
Any arrivals from ?
Arrival.
Arrived at destination.
Arrived during the day.
Arrived during the night.
EXU
EXV
EXW
EXY Arrived safely.
the ar-
She
When does the mail arrive?

When ought the next mail to
Arrested (apprehended) by the police,
show your ensigns,

DY
Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
dx
(or, distinguishing signals)
ppc
Wait for arrivalof
-When did he (she, it, or vessel indicated)
Ajirest-ed-ing.
essary)
{or,
JX
for).
) ?
RFI
Telegraphic dispatches arrived from
(or,
Arrive-d-ino AT.
Rpl
Not arrived.
at
After arrival of
On,
DRE
.suk
for
yet
Orders have not arrived
Reinforcements constantly arriving -UOM
arrival of .use
Report my arrival
your arrival?
(or,
BYP
EYQ
Has he
had) arrived from
or.
Await my
Await the
(or,
(place indicated)
it.
it
EYI
Mail steamer arrives-d at
EYB
EYC
EYD
EYE
RFG
(datesupto
)
Mail has or, had) not arrived from
Arrack.
of).
EXZ
RFC
EWU
tion
EWV Arrangement.
EWX -Ârrangements completed.
EY/Y Can it be arranged
EWZ Can the difference be arranged
EXA Has arrangement been made
EXB I can arrange
EXC I leave to your arrangement.
EXD Is all settled (or, arranged)
EXF Is everything arrangedfor
EXG It was arranged that I should.
EXH It was arranged that I should not.
Make-ing, Made arrangementto
EXI
for).
EXJ No arrangement to (or,
EXK Unable to arrange.
EXL What are the time arrangements for
EXM What arrangements to {or, for
EXT
arrived.
shall await their arrival (or, the arrival
of
).
-Important intelligence has arrived.
Large arrivals of
Mail arrived on the (date indicated),
-I
Mails have
EWT
EXS
of the arrival of
(or vessel in question or now indicated)
-I
EYM
EYN
EXN
EXO
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if nec'i^
(Measure of capacity)
AYM
Arroba.
{Measure of weight)
azy
EYX
Arrow.
EYZ
Arrowroot.
EZA
Arsenal.
EZB
Aesenic-al.
EZC
Artery-eeial.
EZD
EZP
Article.
(Object.)
Article indicated can be supplied, but

will require fitting
EZG Article indicated may be had at (place
indicated)
EZH Send the following articles.
The following articles.
EZI
Arroba.
EZJ
it
Articles of Agreement
Send ship's articles.
dug
160
GENEEAL VOCABULABY.
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENTASK.
Part
II.
Fart
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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161
ASKASSIST.
FDN
FDO
FDP
FDQ
FDR
FDS
FDT
Ask Continued
Better not ask the reason.

Hail the strange vessel, and ask- -if
Have, or, Has not asked.
Shall, or, "Will ask.
Unable to ask.
Will you ask
FEX
Aground; want immediate
NA
cm
up; re-
ca
quire immediate assistance
FEY
Assist
FEZ
Assistance was refused.
{vessel indicated).
--FGY
Assistant .--
{See also Sleep.)
Boat
FDU
FDV
assistance,
Am drifting: want assistance

Am on shore, likely to break
Asleep.
ASSIST-ANCE.
is
coming to your assistance ...et
Can assist.
helped).
Can be assisted
Can I assist
Can I procure any assistance in the way
CN
of
FGD Can you assist
FGA
FGB
FGC
ASSASSIN-ATE-ION.
An attempt to assassinate.
Assassinated (or murdered)-
{or,
FDW
Attack.
FDX
FDY
FDZ
To ASSAULT.
AssAULT-ED-iNG.
(See also
Assault did not sncceed.

Commit-ted-ting an assault.
ASSEMBLE-D-ING.
About to assemble
Assembled on
Do
dae
eaw
Do
the.
indicated)
Should you part, endeavor to beach your

vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by Compass Signal
..FZU
FROM you)
Was.
FEH
Assembly.
FEG
FEI
When
Were
assembled.
they assemble.
or.
FGE
FGH
assistance.
I require assistance
Assembly, Congress, Parliament (or oiTier

legislative body) met {or, meets) on
JPB
the
House of Assembly.
FEL
ASSENT-ED-ING.
Yes, or, Affirmative.
Code Flag over c
FGI
ASSERTION.
FER
Assessor.
PET
Assets.
FEU
PEV
assign-ing-ment.
FGK
please remain
-
-Is
NC
{vessel indicated) likely to assist
{or, supply) me ?
Lighthouse, or. Light-ship at
FGL
-Medical assistance wanted want a sur-
-iFtJ
geon.
;
assistance can be rendered

best you can for yourselves
Assignee.
a See Distress Signals, page
yp
Mutiny want assistance
No
11
DPT
by
NR
wants
- cw
wants
Light-ship, or. Lighthouse at
cw
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt
cg
assistance be given
May be got off {or, afloat) without
dpz
assistance
Cause, or. Reason must be assigned.iPO

The cause {or, reason) assigned, is --IFT
The cause {or, reason) assigned is suf-
7656409
assistance;
-I will assist you {or vessel in distress).

-If I have not assistance.
ns
In distress; want assistance
In distress want immediate assistance a
Damages are assessed at
ficient
want
is
ASSESS-ED-ING-MENT.
assist-
me
Have, or, Has asserted.

It asserted.
FEP
FEQ
with
ance
FGJ
ASSERT-ED-ING.
agent,'
I shall get off {or, afloat)

I
c, or.
xyq
from Lloyd's
cv
FEW
ex
Assembly,Congress,Parliament(oroifee}adlegislative body) adjourns

journed) on the
Assembly,Congress,Pa,rliament(or'oiêr
dissolved.
FEE
FEO
ck
the best you can for yourselves, no
ou
-Every assistance will be given.
Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist1...NH
ance
-Give every assistance to
I am aground; send what immediate
^..ce
assistance you can
Help
I am attacked want assistance.
nj
I am attacked
OTX
I can not assist (help) you
I can not take you in tow, but will
and send immediate
report you at
legislative body) is
FEM
FEN
further
{or,
assistance can be given
{or,
FEJ
not require assistance
Do you require any assistance {or, help)

cs
of {or, from)?
Do you require further assistance ?--CT
Do you require immediate assistance?
JtlO
Have, or. Has assembled.

Shall, or. Will assemble.
FED
coCP
assistance)
.--QSe
Boats to assemble
Convoy will assemble at port {or place
FEB
FEC
{vessel indicated)"!
assist
assist
CQ
Could not render assistance
Damage, or. Defects can not be repaired
bg
without assistance
Assemble alongside
FEA
Can you
Can not
7.
do the
ex
162
GENERAL, VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Fart
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
163
ATATTEST.
At Continued.
At the nearest landing
At the railway station
FJA
FJB
FJC
FJD
qdo
place
;At the (or, that) time specified.

At this port..-,Ât top of.
At what time At what hour
Is atthe.
Not at all
To be at
FJE
uhe
-..toq
FKT
--.DYP
cnq
Athwart.
Athwart hawse.
Athwart ship.
FJI
Athwart the tide '(current, or, stream).
FJK
Atlantic.
FJG
FJH
FJL
FJM
North Atlantic.
South Atlantic.
FJN
Atlas.
FJO
FJP
FJQ
Atmosphere.
FJR
Atrocious-ly-ness-ocitt
FJS
Attach-ed-ing-ment.
FJT
Attach^).
FJU
Attack-ed-ing.
Assault. )
(An) Attack.
Coup-de-main
Atidospheric disturbance.
Atmospheric pressure.
Continued.
to
try)
Shall I try (or, attempt)
gi
to.
Useless to attempt (or,
When may the bar (or, entrance) be
attempted?
Will attempt to {or, try).

^Will you attempt to (or, try) ?
You may make an attempt (or,
FKU
FKV
FKW
Attend-ed-ing-ance.
FKZ
Attendant.
FKX Attend on board.

FKY Attend survey.
fwd
try).
(To be present
at.)
Has been attended with no advantage,
FLA
Attend-ed-ing. (To pay attention.) (See

also Attention. )
FLB
I will attend to your signal.
FLO
Attention-ive.
paragraph
Attention is called to page
of the International Code-.-dh
xzw
Trans- Atlantic
Attempt
The attempt is dangerous
FKS
FKR
dg
Attend to signals.
The page is to be shovm first, and

This signal
then the paragraph.
should be employed only between ves-
N. B.
Fjy
To attack.
(See also
_jyx
msd
-_
False attack-
FJW Have,
FJX
Have
I
or.
you
Has been
attacked.
been
[or vessel indicated)
tacked ?
am attacked
want
assistance.
lam attacked...
FJY
FJZ
United States edition,

as otherwise the pages I'eferred to will
not correspond.
Calls the attention of the first (or,
nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by comDi
pass signal
Calls the attention of second ship, etc .dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
CaZZs the attentionof fourth ship,etc-DL
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc.DM
Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the person signaling) pointed out by compass
sels iising the
I attacked.
I (or vessel
at-
Help
nj
DO
coming into
dp
compass signal
Calls the attention of vessel leaving the
anchorage on the .bearing (from the
person signaling) pointed out by com-
signal
Calls the attention of vessel
indicated) have been at-
tacked ^by.
Night attack
-SID
FKA Serious attack.

FKB Shall I attack
Slight attack.
xfa
Support my attack
FKD To be attacked.
xwo
Torpedo attack
FKB Wait for the attack.
FKG Will you attack
unsuccessful attack on
FKO
.T)Q
pass signal .
Calls the attention of vessel whose distinguishing signal will immediately
FKH
FKI
FKJ
made an
Attempt-ed-ing to. (See also Try. )

pdv
An attempt to assassinate
Attempted to put to sea.
Do not attempt landing in your own
EY
boats
Do not attempt
to
make the anchorage
rw
FLI
Do not attempt without a pilot.

FKM Have, or. Has attempted. the attempt
indicated) Taaie
FLJ
FKN I (or vessel

but did not succeed.
FKO Make an (or, the) attempt.
FKP Shall attempt to get away.
FKQ Shall I make another attempt
FLK
FLM
FLN
harbor)
For yoiir attention.

Has paid particular attenHave,
tion
I am paying every attention.
DS
Look out. Pay attention
Pay attention to orders.
dg
Pay attention to signal
Pay attention to the helm.
Pay no attention
signals during
oi;
to.
FLG
FLH
FKL
(or,
DR
follow
FLD
FLE
to.
Pay
strict attention to
the night
dt
(or,
to.
Pay the greatest attention.

You do did) not pay attention
Attest-ed-inq-ation.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
164
Part
II.
ATTORNEYAVOID.
FLO
FLP
Power of attorney.
FLQ
Attkact-ed-ion.
Attoeney.
Authorities
(Solicitor.
FNJ
local attraction (devia-
JHE
tion)
FLE
Sales by auction.
Sold by auction.
FNP
Audience.
Audiblb-y.
FLW
audit-ed-ing.
FLX
Auditor.
FLY
Auger.
PLZ
Augment-ed-ing-ation.
PNQ
FNB
FNS
AuSTEiA-N. Austrian and Hungarian

Colors.
Bank of Austria
run
FMJ
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LlOYD'S.
By what
authority?
authority?
What
is
Authorities.
Auxiliary.
FOC
AVAIL-ED.
Avail yourself
FOE
FOI
FOJ
POK
POL
By what
Unauthorized.
{Persons in authority!)
Authorities {or. Police authorities) have

will
affair
FNB
Civic authorities.
Crew have
put an end to the

dpj
Alderman
of.
Available.
Can not be got off {or, afloat) by any
means now available
od
I am sinking {or, on fire), send all available boats to save passengers and
crew
I shall
NO
{or, will)
avail myself of.
If available.
It of no avail.
It will not avail much.
is
No boat available
fg
No doctor {or, surgeon) available ..wm
No interpreters available
prp
No lighters available
rb
Send all available spars for to.
POP
Average. An average.
About the average
FOQ
POS
Avenue.
czx
-An average number (or, quantity) of.
Does not amount to an average of .egj
-General average.
AVERSE-ION.
Aviso, or Despatch, vessel
POT
FOU
'..xz
Avast.
Avast heaving.
dws
appealed to the authorities.
FNG Dock authorities.
POM
FON
FOR
Authorities must interfere.
Authorities will not interfere.

Authorities
Auxiliary engine.
Auxiliary screw.
There are no tugs available
interfered.
FNC
PND
Autumn of.
Autumnal.
Last autumn.
Next autumn.
FNZ
POA
FOB
fmy
FMV
No authorityto
FMX
On the authority of
FMY What is your authority?
FNA
FNB
Automatic-ally.
{See also Authority. )
FNU
PNV
FNW
PNX
FNY
your
Give authority {authorize)

fns
Have {or, has) no authority to
Have you authority to
I have authority from, or. Am authorized by
I have no authority.
authority?
Without authority.
AuTHORizE-D-iNG.
Have you authorized?
FOG
POH
FMQ Exceed-ed his {or, their) authority.

FMB Exercised his {or, their) authority.
Port authorities.
FNT
POD
FMK Author.
FML Authority. (Delegated power.)
FMN Authority insufficient.
PMO Authority is [or, will be) questioned.
FMP Authority sufficient for the occasion.
PMW
quitted -DHT
Police {or, other) authorities have decided against the crew
kdg
-Police {or, other) authorities have fined
%
Police {or, other) authorities have interfered
PNB
Police {or, other) authorities have taken
some of the crew out of the ship.KDH
Police {or, other) authorities will not
give any redress.
-CZK
FMI
PJtU
-Police authorities.
Police {or, other) authorities have ac-
FMA August.
About August the
FMB Beginning of August.
FMC End of August.
FMD ^Next August.
PME Austi{alia-n.
FMG Âustralian meat.
FMH
Australian -"vine.
-Local authorities.
-Medical authorities
FNM
Auction.
PLT
FLU
FLV
FMZ
FNL
FNO
Attribute -d-ing-able.
FLS
FMS
Harbor authorities.
Inform harbor authorities.
FNK Legal authorities.
PNI
Have you any
FMT
Continued.
FNH Dock -yard authorities.
Avoid-ed-ing-able.
Avoid, if possible.
kwy
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
165
AVOIDBACK.
Contiivued.
Avoid-ed-ing confusion.
Away Continued.
My sails are all blown away {or,
Avoid
FOV
FOW Can avoid {or,
be avoided).
Can not avoid {or, be avoided).
Unavoidable-ly
FOX
-YGK
FOY
Avoirdupois.
FOZ
AwAiT-BD-iNG. (See aZso Wait. ) To await.
FPA
FPB
FPC
FPD
Open. Get farther away

Ban, or, Runaway
Shall attempt to get away
Slackaway
The breeze will die away
You run away from me
Weight. )
Await my arrival at
Await otitside the inspection of the of&cials.
Âwait the arrival of
Awaiting coroner's inquest.
reply)?. -EMV
Can you await answer
Can you await arrival of
eya
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owners at
SQ
(or,
FPE
split),
VEC
mo
uho
pkp
wfq
hop
,
vol
AwEiQH. {See also Weigh).

{vessel indicated)
Are you, or. Is
zm
aweigh?
zn
I am aweigh
FPS
Vessel indicated
FPT
Awhile.
FPU
awkward-ly-ness.
FPV
Awning.
FPX
FPY
Furl awnings.
Slope awnings.
Spread awnings.
is
aweigh.
I shall await their arrivaUoj", the arrival
EYL
)
of
I will telegraph for your orders if you
sv
will await reply
Keep off and on, and await instrucsx
tions
eyp
Shall I await your arrival ?
tz
Will await answer {or, reply)
Will you await answer (or, reply) ?--TJA
Will you await her {or, the arrival
of)?
Your orders
{or, at
EYQ
will be awaiting
you
off
FPZ
-Deck awnings.
Awoke.
FQA
Awake-n-ing
ppe
Axe.
thr
Pickaxe
SVB
Awoke.
FPE
AwAKE-N-iNG.
FPG
award-ed-inq.
FPH
Aware.
Am, or. Are awareof.

Am, or. Are not awareof.
FPJ
FPK Are you aware
FPL I was not aware of
FPM Is he aware
FPI
FPW
While-st.
Is,
Is,
FQB
AXIS-IAL.
FQC
Axle.
FQD
FQE
FQG
FQH
azimuth-al.
Azimuth compass.
FQJ
Azimuth table.
Have you an azimuth compass?
I have an azimuth compass.
Variation by azimuth.
FQK
B. {Letter.)
FQI
it.
Axletree.
FPN
^Not aware.
FPO
Awash.
FPQ
Away.
hip
Bring away
Carried away
Castaway
Castaways
.
Clear
away
Could any vessel have

you?
Cutaway your masts
Cutaway
Do you think we
from
ico
--.ieb
iec
itb
got away after
OPC
kj
khg
could
away
seepage
ljv
obb.
Has carried away

Heave away
or.
ICQ
oi'z
a difacult anchorage to get away

^^^
?
pvf
Is keeping away
Is my berth a good one for gettmg away
GFW
from?...-
FQL
Back-ed-ing.
FQM
Back the.
Back main
from
pym
pyw
.---
ebz
topsail
Back the anchor
Is it
Keep away
Keep more away
Lower away
{For new method of
13.)
..nto
Go away
Have,
away
XPZ
Doctor, or. Surgeon is

Funnel carried away
get
FQN
xwc
EHO
sup
Ordered back
...uow
Put back
..ucx
Put back damaged
-VPQ
Send back
Was obliged to put back.
What is the cause of your putting back?
UDE
166
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
BACKSTAYBANK.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
167
BANK BARRICADE.
FUX
Bank Continued.
Bank (name indicated)
has suspended
payment.
Bank
FUY
FUZ
note, or, paper
money
asv
-Bank rate.
^Banker.
via
Bank. (Shoal. )
Along the bank of
.eak
Deepest water nearest the bank

FVC I have had thick fog on the bank.
FVD On a sand bank.
FVE On the left bank of the river.*
FVG On the right bank of the river.*
FVB
is
(or-,
reef).
The
*NoTE.
or the right
in descending the stream.
FVH
left
(reef, shoal, or,
FWA
bar).
The bank
encumbered by
is
fishing
EP
boats
FVI
The bank
FVJ
Bankrtjpt-cy.
Agent is bankrupt..-
FVK
FVL
FVM
FVN
Bankrupt,
FVO
Baptize-d-ing-ism.
vsâs
clear of fog.
dsl
or. Failed.
Bankruptcies, or. Failures.
Bab (of
At i^time specified) there will be feet
water over the bar.
FVR Bar can not be crossed until
FVS Bar harbor.
dangerous
fq
etc)
Bar, or, Entrance is

fr
Bar is impassable
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
-EQ
tide
la
not dangerous
not safe except just
time indiat slack water (or, at
Bar
is
Bar, or, Entrance
cated).
Bar, or, Sands shifted.

FVX Can I clear the bar?
bar? Shall I be able to
FVtJ
FVW Bar passable.

FVY
Can I cross the
FVZ
On the bar.
get over the bar?
FWC
Stand nearer the
shoal (bank, reef, or,
bar)
Vessel has struck on the bar.

What are the leading marks for
ing the bar?

is the depth of water on the bar
^Q
(infeet)1
FWB
may
the bar
(pr,
entrance) be
attempted?
When will be the best time for crossing
xm
the bar?
You will have water enough over the
vt
bar (depth in feet to follow)
You will not have water enough over
the bar (or, into the harbor) (depth in
feet to follow)
uzo
FWS Barely sufficient.
Barely time to save the mail

Running under bare poles You have barely room.
FWT
ret
-.VCJ
FWU Bargain-ed-ing. To bargain.

FWV Better bargain beforehand.
FWX Barge.
PWY Bargeman.
FWZ
Barilla.
-FXO
Barque)
(See
FXA
FXB
Bark
FXC
Barnacle.
FXD
Barometer.
Note. For Barometer Table, seepageSQ.
elp
Aneroid barometer
FXE
How
(of a tree).
Barley.
What is the
is the barometer?
barometer doing ?
I have not a barometer.
The barometer has fallen very rapidly.
The barometer is falling.
The barometer is rising.
The barometer is steady.
The height of the barometer is
PXG
FXH
FXI
FXJ
FXK
PXL
FXM Watch the barometer.
What is the barometer doing?
FXN What is the height of barometer
fxe
FXO
FXP
FXQ
Barque.
FXR
Barrack.
Barquentine.
Pour-masted barque.
cross-
What
FWD When
Barbette.
Bark.
Banquet-ed-ing.
a harbor,
Barbek.
FWO Bare-ness
PWP Barely.
FWQ Bare poles.
PWR Barely possible.
Have any bankruptcies taken place?
FVP
FVQ
FWA
FWB
FWM
FWN
Barely room to wear
hand bank
Sand bank.
Stand nearer the bank
FVT
b.ar.
FWL Radius Tsars.
Savings bank-_-
FVA
FWG Bak. Baebbd-ing.

FWH Capstan
FWI Crowbar.
PWJ Eccentric bar broken.
FWK Fire, or. Furnace bar.
Barbel.
Barrel of
FXT Barrel of flour.
FXU Barrel of
ayo
FXS
oil.
Empty barrel
barrel
Tar barrel
Water barrel
PXV
Barben-ness.
FXW
Barricade-d-ing.
LXW
trj
-.xkq
Powder
-TVM
Barrier.
Part n.
168
BARRICOEBE.
FXY
FXZ
FYA
FYB
FYC
Can,
Can,
Can,
Can,
Barter-bd-ing.
Base.
Base of operations.
FYI
Bathb-d-ing-r.
Basin.
Basis.
Basket.
Bath.
bay
(Measure of Weight)
Batten-ed-ing.
FYK Batten-ed-ing down.
uzk
Rolling batten
To batter.
Batter-ed-ing.
FYM Battery.
PYN Are there any batteries
PYO
FYP
FYQ
FYR
FYS
FYT
FYU
PYV
klm
Daniell's batteries
Electric batteries
Firing batteries
Le Clanche's batteries
Masked batteries.
Mortar batteries.
Range of batteries.
Test batteries.
luq
nae
qlz
The enemy is throwing up batteries.

There are no batteries.
Under the batteries.
What state does the battery appear
to
be in?
You
are within range of the batteries

of the guns) -GO
(or,
FYW
bpc
dwv
bfe
bfg
Maybe
blt
May do (or, be done)
bfh
May have been
May have done (or, been done)
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person s or

btk
thing s indicated) be?
Can, or. May he (she, iti or persons or
btl
-Bkh
Can, or, MaÎhel
blw
Can, or. May it be done?
bfi
Can, or. May there be?
bfj
Cannot, or, May not be
do(or,
done)-BLX
be
Can not, or, Maynot
bfk
Can not, or. May not have been
(or, been
have
done
Can not, or, May not
BLZ
done)
Can not, or. May not he (she, it. or perbtm
sons or things indicated) be?
Can not, or. May not he (she. it, or persons or things indicated) have been?
btn
bfl
Could, or. Might be
Could, or. Might do (or, be done)--BMA
bfm
Could, or. Might have been.
Could, or, Might have done (or, been
BMC
done)
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it. or persons
btp
bfn
Could, or. Might not be
Could, 07-, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD
bfo
Could tij'. Might not have done (or, been
bme
done)
bfp
Could, or, Might there be?
bfq
Had, Has, or, Have been
Had, Has, or. Have done (or, been done)
bmr
Had, Has,
Battle.
drl
After the battle
Line-of -battle ship.
Before the battle.
and
Indecisive battle between the
FYX Battle ship.

FYZ
FZA
or.
or,
or.
or.
alert
BLV
Dock.)
(See also
Batman.
FYL
Be on the
Be the
Barrow.
FYD
FYE
FYG
FYH
FYJ
Be Continued.
Am, Are, or. Is to be
Baeeicoe. (Breaker or small cask.)

Veer a barricoe aste;:n.
FZB
FZC
FZD
(names indicated)
When was the battle fought
Where was the battle fought
has won a great battle at with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at
FZE
Baulk-ed-ing.
FZG
Baulk of timber.
FZH
Bay.
FZI
In the bay of
Balk.
Bay of.
Any anchorage
in the
bkq
bay ?-.
Shall anchor in the bay
FZJ
Bayonet.
FZK
Bazaar.
Be.
Been.
Am,
Are,
Being
or, Is
not to be
EJO
bpa
bfd
or, Have, he (she, it. or person s or things indicated) been?. _btu

Had. Has. or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not been?
btx
bfr
Had, or, Have I been
bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not been
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
---BMS
done)
bft
Had, or. Have they been?
bfu
Had, or, Have we been?
bfv
Had, or, Have you been?
bfw
Having been
.:..-He, She, It (or persons or things indiBUC
cated) can (or, may) be
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) can not (or, may not) be---BUE
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) been-..BUK
He, She, It (or persons or things indicafed) had (has, or, have) not been.BUO
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must be
buz
Bvc
BVF
Part
GENEEAL VOCABULARY.
II.
1&9
BE.
Be Continued.
Be Continued.
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) ought not to be

Bva
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) be
bti
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) shall (or, -will) not be
bvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, -would) be
BVM
done)
BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not be--BVQ
bve
be done)
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvw
cated) was (or, were) to be
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not to be...BVX
bpx
I can (or, may) be
bpy
I can not (or, may not) be
bpz
bga
I could (or, might) not be'^bgc
I had (01; have) been
bgd
I had (or, have) not been
bob
I must be
,
bgf
I must not be
bgh
bgi
I shall (or, will) not be:
bgj
bgk
I should (or, would) have been
bgl
I should (or, would) not have been _ bgm
bzr
If it can not (or. maynot)bedone- ,-BZS
Is, etc.
(See
Am,
above.)
bni
--Bnj
Is it to be done?
(See He, above. )

bgn
can be
bnk
can (or, may) be done
bgo
cannot be
can not (or, may not) be done _ _ -BNL
bnm
could (or. might) be done
bno
could (or, might) not be done
-..bgp
had {or, has) been
bnp
had (or, has) been done
--BGQ
had (or, has) not been. _bnq
had (or, has) not been done
BGR
ought to be
bnr
ought to be done
--bgs
ought not to be
-_bns
ought not to be done -.
--BGT
shall (or, will) be
bnt
shall (or. will) be done
bgu
shall (or, will) not be
bntj
shall {or, will) not be done
--BGV
Let her be
bxe
Let him be
bgw
Let them be
...box
Let us be
May, etc. (See Can, above.
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
CEM
Must be
--CEN
-Must do (or, be done)CEP
Must have been cev
Must not be
CEW
--BGY
Need be
It, etc.
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
It
-BGZ
Need not be
Not to be
Not to be done
Not to be had
Ought not to be __
Ought to be
cfn
CGH
CGI
ogj
chs
-CHT
chz
bha
Shall, or, Will be
bnw
Shall, or, Will do (or, be done)
Shall, or. Will have done(or, been done),
BNX
Shall, or,
Will he
(she,
it,
or persons or
bwe
Shall, or, Will he, (she it, or, persons or

thing-s indicated) do (or, be done) ?
bwf
or persons or
BWi
things indicated) not be?
things indicated) not do (or, be done)?
Shall, or.
Will he
(she,
it,
BWJ
bhc
Will I be?
bhd
Will not be
Will not do (or, be done). bny
Will not have done (or, been
BNZ
done)
bhe
Shall, or. Will there be?
bhf
Shall, or, Will they be?
bhg
Shall, or, Will we be?. L
bhi
Shall, or, Will you be?
bhj
Shall, or, Will you not be?
bhk
Should, or, Would be
Should, or. Would do (or, be done). -BOP
bhl
Should, or. Would have been
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
or.
or,
or.
or,
BOG
done)
bwn
or thing-s indicated) be?
or things indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWO
or thing-s indicated) have been?- -Bwq
bws
or things indicated) not bs?
bwt
done)?
or things indicated) not have been?
BWV
'-
Should, or. Would not be

Should, or. Would not do
bhm
(or,
be done),
BOH
Should, or. Would not have been. _ .bhn
Should, or. Would not have done (or
boi
been done)
bho
Should, or. Would there be?
ckr
That, or. This can (or, may) be
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
CKT
That, or. This could (or, might) be.CKV
That, or. This could (or, might) not be,
CKW
That, or. This had has,
(or,
have) been,
OKY
That, or, This had (has or, have) not
ckz
been
That,
or.
This must be
CLJ
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
170
II.
BEBEAM.
Be Continued.
You ought to be-.:.
You ought not to be
You shall (or, will) not be
You should (or, would) be
You were to be
You were not to be
Bb Continued.
That, or, This
That, or, This
That, or, This
That, or, This
That, or. This
clm
cln
must not be
shall (or, will) be
shall {or, will) not
be-CLO
should (or, would) be.CLP
should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
cmj
There can (or, may) be
cml
cmo
There could (or, might) be
cmp
cmr
not
been.CMS
Cmv
There shall ( or, will) be
CMX
cmz
There should (or, would) have been-CNA
There should (or, would) not be.--CND
ONE
bhp
bhq
They could (or,might) be
bhk
bhs
They had (or,have) been
bht
They had (or,have) not been
bhu
They must be
bhv
bhx
bhy
CNF
cnq
cnb
CNS
big
bih
bif
biq
bir
biu
Biv
biw

CES
shall (or, will) it be done?.--CEX
csd
ctl
ctu
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
it
be?
etc.
BIX
(See Should, above.
FZS
FZT
bjp
_bjg
is
good for watering.

not good for water-
Beach
master.
Beach party.
Beach the vessel. Bun on the beach.
Beach the vessel where flag waved
is
(or,
ehy
If you part, endeavor to beach your ves-
where people are assembled (or,

as pointed out by compass signal
FROM you).
Is there much surf.on the beach?
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
sel
FZV
FZW
night.
FZX
FZY
Lookout will be kept on the beach
all
night
Not easy landing on the beach
KG
prudent to land.
On the beach.
scarcely
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel.FZS
GAB
GAG
GAD
GAE
Beacon.
(See also
Buoy. )
Beacon bears.
Beacon buoy.
Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift
is
(or,
gone).
Can see the beacon (or, mark)

Can you see the beacon (or, mark)?
ru
GAH How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)

bear?
GAI How must I bring the beacon (buoy,
mark) to bear?
GAJ I have not been able to make out the
GAF
or,
beacon (or, buoy).

think I must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon)
hml
Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
hand.
Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your starboard hand.
Leave the beacon (or, buoy) to port.-LZ
Leave the beacon ( or, buoy) to starboard,
I
'
GAK
GAL
GAM
GAN
biz
...bje
is
her beat up on the beach
FZU
biy
bja
bjc
bjd
bjo
bjp
light is shown).
Beach your vessel at all risks -.
ki
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let
...bis
bit
When
When
When
You can (or, m.ay) be

You can not [or, may not) be
You could (or, might) be
You could (or, might)not be
You had (or, have) been..
You must be
_
You must not be
FZQ
PZR
bij
bik
bim
bin
bio
bjl
bjm
bjn
ing.
bia
bic
bid
bie
..bif
bji
bjk
Beach-b-ing.
A rocky beach.
A sandy beach.
Beach (indicted)
Beach (indicated^
bhz

We could (or,might) be
'We had (or, have) been
We must be
We must not be
We were to be
We were not to be
Would,
FZO
FZP
bhw
They must not be..-.'

They ought to be
They sTiall (or,will) be
They shall (or, will) not be.
They were to be
They were not to be..To be
To be at
To be done
To be had
Was, or. Were to be
We can (or, may) be
Will
FZL
FZM
FZN
bjh
GAO
GAP
GAQ
GAR
MA
Steer directly for the beacon
Beam.
Abaft the beam
Abeam, or. Abreast
Beam
buoy).
..CXI
of..
ends.
Before the beam.
(or,
Keep on lee beam.

Keep on weather beam.
GAS Lee beam.
GAU On port beam.
-cxv
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
171
BEAMBEAUTY.
GAV
GAW
Beam Continued.
On starboard beam.
On the beam.
Sway beam
Bearing
Continued.
._
Entrance bears
How did the
-EG
-'-
when
land bear
last seen?
EH
..xoz
GAX Was thrown on her {or, my) beam ends.

GAY
"Weather beam.
How does
GAZ
Bean.
ej
How does the entrance bear?
How does the harbor {or, anchorage)
GBA
Bear-ing.
bear?
hai
am the bearer of important despatches,
to bear?
JR
Bearing.
Note. Unless otherwise indicated, bear-
Are
your bearings true or magnetic

bearings?
At
{time indicated) light bore
-Pv
At
{time indicated)
{place indicated) bore
distant
miles
ed
Beacon bears
gac
Bear-ing. Bore. To bear.
Bearing and distance of.
Bearings by compass are
Bears. Bears to the
Best berth {or, anchorage) bears from
GBH
GBI
GBJ
Cross bearings
Do not bring the light to the
{bearing indicated)
QA
GBK On the bearing of
Place indicated bears

ek
There is a strange sail bearing
em
True bearing {i.e., compass bearing corrected for deviation and variation),
JIH
Vessel bearing
appears to be
esh
Vessel indicated bears.
What bearing shall I keep the light {or,
landmark) on?
qf
What is my position by bearings? RV
What are the bearing and distance of
{place or vessel indicated)'!
eo
What is the bearing by compass?
GBL
GBM
GBN
GBO
Bearings of an engine.
_
Hot bearings .
Main bearing brasses broken
GBP
GBQ
order).
Shaft bearing.
Thrust bearing.
GBR
Bear upfoe.
Bear up instantly
Bore upfor.
I shall bear up.
GBU I shall not bear up.
GBV May, or. Can I bear up?
GBW Shall we bear up?
Rl
(or,
out of
lb
GBS
GBT
Sprung
my foremast and must bear up,
NKW
GBX
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear

up.
GBY
GBZ
GCA
GCB
GCD
Beat-en-ing.
kea
GCE
Beat off a pirate.

Beating
Beating up.
Can you beat up against?
Can not beat up against.
px
GCF
Beauty-iful.
of
Magnetic bearing {i. e. compass bearing

corrected for deviation)
jhx
EF
Calls the attention of the first {or, nearest) ship on the bearing (from the person signaling) pointed out by compass
Di
signal
Calls the attention of the second ship,
DJ
^
etc
Calls the attention of the third ship,
---DK
etc
Calls the attention of the fourth ship,
DL
etc
Calls the attention of the fifth ship,
DM
etc
Calls the attention of the sixth ship,
DN
etcCalls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the person
DO
signal
Calls the attention of the vessel coming
bearing
into the anchorage on the
(from the person signaling) pointed
dp
out by compass signal
Calls the attention of the vessel leaving
the anchorage on the bearing, etc. -DQ
igx
Center of hurricane bears
Compass bearing {i. e. the bearing shoum
by the compass atid uncorrected for
Jhp
either deviation or variation)
land {or, light) bearing

keep hold of the land
(or,light)
me
Buoy bears.
l.-GAl
{add time, if
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,

--QB
or, light-ship)
Indicate the bearing of
What is the
bearing and distance of
?
Eo
Keep the light bearing between and
bearings indicated)
qc
(
bearing
Keep the
pzm
Look out for a boat bearing
gts
vns
I shall keep the
,or, I shall
ehf
(indicated)
saw the land bearing

necessary)--
Anchor on bearing
GBE
GBF
pa
--.qds
How does the land bear?
Sow must I bring the beacon {or, buoy)
ings inpoints and half points are to be

understood as compass bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the compass and
uncorrected for either deviation or
variation. But bearings when given
in degrees are to be considered as
MAGNETIC bearings, i. e., compass
bearings corrected for deviation.
Both are to be reckoned from the vessel signaling the bearing.
GBD
gah
'
bear?
To bear (or, CAREY). Bearer.
Borne
GBC
the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
off.
Part H.
GENERAL TOOABULAET.
172
BECALMED BELAY.
GCH
Before Continued.
Becalmed.
Bfecalmed off for

GCJ Several vessels becalmed off
GCK There a likelihood of being becalmed.
GCI
Before Thursday
xrs'
Before to-morrow
sah
Before Tuesday
ydi
Before us (our-s)
,cim
Before Wednesday
zag
Before you-r-s
cws
Before you decide
kpq
Before you sail.
vdr
Breakfast before you start
hfj
Day before
kmz
In the same state as before
vgk
Intend sounding (place indicated) be-
is
GCL
Because.
GCM
GCN
Beckbt.
Became.
Become-ing.
GCO
GOP
GCQ
What became of the proceeds of

What has become of the crew?
What has become of wreck?
GCR
Bed-ding.
Air bedding
fore I try it
Bed clothes.
Bed linen.
GCU Oyster bed.
GDJ
GOV
Bee.
Beeswax.
GDK Wasitbefora?
GCX
GCY
GCZ
GDA
GDB
GDC
Beef.
Beef
GCS
GOT
GDL
in good order.
Can fresh beef be procured?

Can you supply me with salt
(Number of casks indicated.)
Fresh beef.
Fresh beef and vegetables.
Not before.
Beg-qed-qing. To beg.
I beg to acknowledge
GDM I
is
beef?
GDP
Been.
(See Be)
.bfa
Beer.
Ale.
dwt
GDE
Bepall-en-ing.
GDF
Before.
--EXZ
hfi
iqb
klp
kts
las
---LSH
nri
GDH
GDQ
GDR
GDS
GDT
eua
fmb
kpl
mtjq
pus
_._
May I beginto
Not begun yet.
pwn
pwv
rkw
enf
SKV
son
vrl
When
do you begin
(or,
commence)?
-Cdx
lpz
-Qho
qkl
_
..ceb
rti
..rxz
GDU When does it begin (or, commence)?

GDV Behalf. On behalf op.
GDW
Have, or Has behaved very
GDZ
Behind.
Behind the land..
qdp
Leave behind _
qkz
We have left men behind (number to
be shoym)
qlo
You have left a person behind.
GEA
Behold-ing-er.
sic
_ _ _
edu
vdq
vht
xds
xdt
.xer
oko
Behave-d-ing-ior.
GDX
GDY
Being.
Beginning of April
Beginning of August
Beginning of December
Beginning of February
Beginning of January
Beginning of July _
Beginning of June
Beginning of March
Beginning of May
Beginning of November
Beginning of October
Beginning of September
Do not begin yet.
Have, or, Has begun.
JEW
bxa
dqr
(or persons indicated) beg to be excused.
Beginning of the.
Befell.
Before arrival of (or, at)

Before breakfast
Before Christmas _
Before dark
Before departure of
._
Before dinner
Before Easter
Before Friday
Beforehand.
Before him (his, her-s, it-s)
Before it is
Before it is dusk
Before it is too late
Before leaving
Before me (my, mine)
Before midnight
Before Monday
Before night.,-.
.
Before noon
Before sailing
Before Saturday
Before sunrise
Before sunset
Before supper
Before that (or, this)
Before the
In front of.
Before the battle
Before the beana
Before the end of
Before the wind
Before theni (their-s, they)
Before this (or, that)
vch
knu
GDN Begin-ning. Began. Begun.

GDC Can begin at once(or on date specified)
vps
Salt beef
..pxk
.zeu
sab
Running before the wind.

The day before yesterday
GCW
GDI
I.POT
Just before
Keep before the wind
Morning before
fyz
gap
lyi
zem
CNK
cko
GEB
GEC
GED
(See
gallantly.
Beheld.
Be)
bfa
Belay-ed.
Belayed to vessel.
Belaying pin.
Is the cable (or, rope)
belayed (fast)?
HRK
Part
GENERAL VOCABULART.
II.
173
BELGIUMBEST.
GEF
Belgium.
GEH
Belief.
GEI
Belgian.
Belgian Colors.
Berkovitz.
GFN
GEO
Belibve-d-inq-ee.
Do, or, Does not believe.
Do you (or does person indicated) be-
Berth
Bad berth
Anchorage
fqv
me
EF
Best berth (or, anchorage)
GEL
Bell.
GEO
GEP
Diving
GEQ
GER
Belligerent.
GEM Bell buoy.

GEN Bell buoy damaged;
not working.
znb
bell
Belong-ed-inq TO.
Anything belonging to ?
Belong-ing to Government.
GFW
eqf
GET Belong-ing to me.

GBU Belonging to this port.
GEV Do you belong to the convoy?
GEW Does belong?
GFX
xup
(ships indi-
JUS
I have goods belonging to
oms
ov
it
-Îs
my
berth a good one for getting
Old
berth.
Outside berth.
GFZ Shall I in my present berth have room
for weighing if the wind shifts?
GHA Shift your berth farther in.
GHB Shift your berth farther out.
GHC Shift your berth farther to the
GFY
cated)
fath-
away from ?
it
Does not belong to

I belong to the convoy of
is in
Clear berth.
Foul berth.
Good berth.
I shall shift my berth.
I would shift my berth as soon as possible.
GFU Inside berth.
GFV Is worth while shifting berth?
GFP
GFQ
GFR
GFS
GFT
bell.
Electric bell.
Submarine signal
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
lieve?
GES
See also
Am I in a good berth?
GEK
GEJ
(Measure of weight) . - .bag
Shift your berth; your berth is not
ou( or , ) .OEX
safe
KT
Nothing belonging to youy (or,
Sick berth.
Stranger belongs to
wvx GHD
What company do you belong to?...lQ GHE The berth you are now in not safe.
What nation do you or vessel indicated) GHF Wide berth.
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?
GHK
You are not in a good berth (are in a
GEZ Whom does belong to?
foul
berth).
GFA Whom does she (or vessel indicated) GHL Yon have
given me a foul berth.
GEX
).
is
it
bislong to?
GPB
Below.
yva
GFC
Belt-ed.
GFD
Belted cruiser.
Armor belt
I
have no life
evr
GFH
GFI
QFJ
GHO
GHP
GHQ
GHR
qkh
Bench.
King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench.

Bend-ing. Bent.
Bend a new sail
(To fix.)
GHS
GHT
GFK
GFL
writers)
Bent.
BeeIg.
Have you
Best.
Best berth
fallen in
whether berg or
Iceberg
with ice?
field)
(State
PR
..pby
Bespoke.
(or,
(or,
anchorage) bears from

..EF
anchorage) is in
fath-
oms.
Best bower
is
GHW
GHX
GHY
GHZ
best you can for yourselves; no

assistance can be given(rendered) .ex
Hoist your flags where best seen..NDE
It will be best.
Light, or. Fires will be kept at the best
place for coming on shore
ke
My best respects.
The best agents are
dsw
The best place.
The best plan will be.
The best time.
The best way.
The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated) .jzm
GHU
1
ov
ehp
--
Best chance.
Best watering place
GHV
kdr
lsw
Crooked
Eccentric rod bent
GFM
Bespeak-ing.
Do the
(Advantageous) __dno
dnl
Benefit, or Advantage
For the benefit of
For the benefit of the insurers (under-
eas
In addition to.
me
..gfb
Beneficial-ly.
Alongside
Best berth
-_
Collapsible boat.
Besiege-ing-r.
vdt
sails
Beneath
Besides.
or.
Besought.
Beseech-ing.
yds
Bend cables.Bend
Berthon boat,
Beside.
qrb
belts
Life belt
GFE
GHM
GHN
Beneath.
Watch below
174
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
BESTBIRD.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
175
BIRTHBOARD.
GLD
GLE
GLF
GLH
GLI
Block Continued.
Birth. Born.
Birthday.
Certificate of
Have you had any hirths?
Registrar of births, deaths,
iDirth.
and mar-
riages.
GLJ
GLK
GLM
GLN
Biscuit.
Biscnit bag. Bread bag Biscuit is not good. Bread
Can you spare any biscuit ?
In want of biscuit 1
is
fse
not good.
GMX Purchase block.

GMY Snatch block.
GMZ
Thrust block broken.
GNA
Thrust block damaged.
GNB Thrust block rings defective.

GNC Blookade-d.
GND Blockade is not taken off.
GNE Blockade is taken off.
GNP Blockade runner.
GNH Blockading.
Blockading squadron.
Entrance of blockaded.
GNK -Entrance of not blockaded.
GNI
Bishop,
or,
Archbishop
euj
GNJ
is
GLO
BiTB-iNG-TEN.
GNL
Bit.
nsc
Frostbitten.-
GLP
BiTT-ED-mQ.
Damaged the bitts
Damaged the -windlass
GLQ
GLR
BiTTER-LT-NESS.
GLS
Black.
Black buoy.
Black draught
Black paint.
Black wash
GLV
Blacksmith.
GLW
Blade.
GLX
GLY
raised (or, taken
off)?
GNM I have
(or vessel indicated has) run tlje

blockade.
Is blockaded.
Under blockade.
When does the blockade commence ?
You will be stopped by the blockading
GNO
GNP
GNQ
GNR
ships.
To black.
Black-ed-ing.
GLU
GLT
kjd
kje
Has the blockade been
LNB
-
yuq
blades have you to your

screw?
Lost all propeller blades.
Lost number of blades (indicated) of
"How many
GLZ
screw propeller.
GMA One blade of propeller broken.
GMB Three blades of propeller broken.
GMC Two blades of propeller broken.
GNS
Blood-y.
GNT
GNU
GNV
GNW
GNX
GNY
GNZ
GOA
Blow-n-ing.
Blood vessel.
Blew.
Blow out.
Blow out boilers.
gear)
Blow-off cocks
Blow-off cock out of order.
Blow-off pipe burst.
Blow-off valves.
Blow off your steam.
(or,
siren (or; steam whistle) at intervals

Blow through pipe.
ZH
Blowing hard. Squally weather
Blowing too hard.
I think it will blow.
Blow
WD
GOC
GOE
GOF If blows.
GOH If continues to blow.
It blew too hard.
GOI
GOB
it
it
GMD Blame-able.
GME Blamed for.
GMF Is, or, Are to blame.
GMH Much to blame.
My
are
all
blown away
blow
off
my steam
sails
(or, split)
VEC
GOJ
Shall
GMI
Not much to blame.
GOK Should" it come on to blowfrom (quar-
GMJ
Blank.
Blank
GOL
Blubber.
GOM
GON
Blue.
ter to be indicated, if necessary)
cartridge.
GMK
GML Point blank.
GMN Blanket.
GMO Blast.
GMP Blasting powder.
Blaze-ing-d.
GMQ
GMR
GMS
GMT
GMU
GMV
Blbbd-ing.
(Flame)
ndu
Bled.
Blue
light.
GOP
GOQ
Blue serge.
GOR
Have you any blue lights
GOS
Blue
Burn
a blue light, or, Flash a little

powder.
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means
Blind-bd-ing. Blindness.
Color blind-ness.
of
GOT
Bluff.
Blunder-ed-ing.
(A block for purchase.)
GOU
GOV
GOW
Block.
signal) ?--GSP
?
spoken
peter.
( When
Hoist the blue peter:
Blue peter (the flag)
Block-ed-ing. To block.
huj
Canal is blocked
Place (indicated) is blocked up by ice.
GMW Plomer block.
making a
Board.
Board
(A body of
of.
officials.)
of Admiralty.
ko
p
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
176
II.
BOARD.
Board Continued.
GOX Board or Department of Agriculture.

GOY Board or Collector of Customs.
GOZ Bbard of Directors.
GPA Board of Health.
GPB Board of Survey.
GPC Board of Trade.
GPD Board of Trade Officer (or, Inspector).
GPE
GPF
Board
GQD
GQE
GQF
Board Continued.
Go on board.
Got on board.
of Underwriters.
of Works.
GPK
GPL
GPM
GPN
Board
Harbor Board.
Local Board.
Local Government Board.
Local Medical Board.
Marine Board.
Medical Board.
GQH
Trinity House Light-House Board). GQI
GPO
Board.
GPH
GPI
GPJ
(or,
(Timber.)
(See also
Board
be-
GQJ
low.)
npw
nwq
Freeboard
Gangboard
Board-ed-ing.
To board.
Board below)
He has
gpw
GPR
A
A
Above board
Admiral, or, Senior
(or, at
)
All on board
All on board perished.
on board
DKV
Cza
All hands
GQK
GQO
you vnll allow
DXR
GPS
Allow no communication. Allow no

person on board ._
pm
Am. I, or, Are we to board 1
Any oases of fever on board (or, at )?
EON
Any letters (or, despatches) on board ?
KWX
Any
Any
person (anyone) on board

sick
onboard?
I
I
I
I
I
I (or vessel indicated) was boarded.
I will board.
I vrill come on board [or, alongside) if
lost,
All hands saved,
(or,
board
mwtc
have had no cases of yellow fever on
mwl
board
have illness on board
pcrr
have no combustibles on board
hq
have no women on board.
have wrong papers on board
tak
prefer stopping on board.
GQL
GQM
GQN
DXQ
All on board saved.
not
am coming
."
cyz
officer is
many hands on
board? .omd
sending) on board,
CZB
I have had cases of yellow fever on
Board
GPQ
WBA
Have you on board?
(See also
(On) Aboard
ctx
contagious disease on board (or at
place indicated).
case of fever has broken out on board
(or on ship indicated).
Has she any people on board?

TPO
Have infectious cases on board
pjh
stores
on
board
Have military
....-RTV
Have, or. Has on board.
shipvwecked
crew
on
board
will
Have
you let me transfer them to you?
(Number to follow)
kda
Have you a Custom House official on
board?
kgx
Have you a pilot on board?
tja
Have you any combustibles on board?
HO
Have you any women on board?
Have you boarded (or, visited) ?
Have you had any sickness on board?
GQP
me
OZD
(person indicated) on board?

Is the captain on board?
hxe
Is, or, Was there anyone on board?-EQC
It is dangerous to allow too many peoÎs
ple on board ait once

Leave on board
gb
-QLC
Log board.
Make
sail, or,
Go ahead and
epm
on board
No boat on board
epo
No
drop a boat
dvn
gtx
from
Are your crew on board
boarded
pog
GPTJ Are all your passengers on board
GQR Passengers all on board.
Attend on board
fkx
Passengers not all on board
dyb
GPV Board
visit) steamer (or, vessel).
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
on board
Boat
alongside)
bv
Send carpenters on board (ship indiGPZ Bring on board.
cated)
ibt
Captain
not on board
hwk GQW Send on boardto
for).
Captain
on board
hwl GQX Several (or number indicated) sick on
Captain
requested to come on board,
board.
HWN GQY Shipped on board.
GQA Come on board.
GQZ Stay on board.
GPT
all
intelligence obtained
vessel
(or,
is
(or,
is
(or,
is
is
GQB
GQC
Crew are all on board.

Crew not all on board
Crew refuse to go on board
The consul is desired

onboard
dya
ecu
Dangerous to allow too many people on

board at a time
gb
Female? on board
mvq
Fire has broken out on board of
Freeboard
npw
Gangboard
nwq
come
(or, send)
jrp
a spare propeller on board-TZD
To whom shall I telegraph that all are
well on board?
xmh
Troops on board
..tbp
Was not boarded.
Was on board. Went on board.
Went on board. Was on board
GRB
There
GRA
GRB
to
is
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
177
BOARDBOAT.
GRC
GRD
GRE
Bo A.ED Continued.
Were you boarded?
What is the number of
GSI
mail bags you

have on board? ..-.fsp
What vessels have you boarded?
When will you board?
yed
Will board (or, visit)
Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK
^Will you (or person indicated) come on
GRF
board?
Will your doctor

.
Your
GRH
(or,
surgeon) come on
wp
board?
friend
is
GSM
GSN
GSO
GSP
rex
Arm boat
etjs
encumbered by
fishing boats,
GSU
GSV
impassable for boats on the ebb
tide
EQ
xo
Beware- of torpedo boats
gky
Billy boat
et
Boat is coming to your assistance
Boat bottom up {bearing, if necessary)
Boat can not be used.
er
Boat, or. Lifeboat can not come
Boat can not pull ahead.
Boat come-ing (came).
Boat hook.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)
GRJ
GRK
GRL
GRM
GRI
GRN
Boat
ES
is adrift.
ev
Boat is alongside (or, on board)
Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary) ap
eu
Boat is going to you
A.Q
Boat is lost
ev
Boat is on board (or, alongside)
Boat is on shore.
Boat is safe.
---AR
Boat is stove
Boat is sunk.
as
Boat is swamped
Boat oars.
Boat race.
Boat rope.
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
JZ
is waved (or, light shown)
GRS
GRT
GRU
GRO
GRP
GRQ
GRV Boat's compass.

GRW Boat's crew.
GRX Boat's crew will not come.
GRY Boat's davit.
GRZ
GSA
Boat's gear.
Boat's gun.
Did boat take?

Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
means of making a signal)
Did boat take water?
Divisional boat.
not attempt to land in your own

EY
boats
Do not send boats ashore after dark.
Do you want a lifeboat?.

Drop boat.
Endeavor to pick up boat.
GSE
Boats to assemble.
Boat's
slings.
Boats
are furnished with
to the
GSW Êvery boat.
ka
steering to the
oh
mvy
Ferryboat
GSX
First-class torpedo boat.

Fishing boat
kaz
(craft, or, vessel)
Flat-bottomed boat.
opx
Government steamboat
GSZ Great risk in sending a boat.
GTA Guard boat.
GTB Gunboat.
take people
GSY
Have lost all boats can you

;
off?
Nl
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.FA

Have only one boat (indicate other num-
GTC
GTD
if
^Have you
any lifeboats?
ber,
necessary).
Have you lost all your boats?

Have you seen a pilot boat (or,
bl
vessel)?
TJ
Have you seen any torpedo boats ?-.-XR

Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
my (or,
GTE
GTF
GTH
GTI
GTK
fb
the) boat?
Heave-to; I will send a boat.

His boat.
Hoist up your boat.
Horse boat.
How many boats?
in sight?
How many torpedo boats passed
availsend
on
I
am sinking (or,
fire)
all
able boats to save passengers and crew.
have lost all my boats

I have the boats ready.
GTL
I shall fire into
in
hoc
Bring-to; I vill send a boat
hix
EW
Can send boat.

12
if
they persist
should like to
nak
know the
GTM
GTN
Bumboat.
Canboatsland? Can landing be effected?
the boats
coming alongside
nature of the
sickness, if any, before I send my boat
EC
(or, commvTnicate)
I will send a boat.
In the boat.
Is there any danger of mines or torpedo
-xs
boats?
I
(articles
Bridge of boats
bo
indicated).
7656409
(cask,
lzf
Enemy's boat
LZi
Enemy's gunboat
lzm
Enemy's torpedo boat Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
GTJ
All boats to return to the

Code Flag over w.
GSH
by boat
line
NO
Boats' recall.
ship
Boat's sail.
GSB
GSC
GSD
GSF
bz
kite, or, raft, etc.)
ohm
Berthonboat
Berthon boat--GHM
Revenue boat-KOiT
Endeavor to send a
EP
is
Bar
boat.
Coal boat.
Collapsible boat, or,
Custom-house boat.
Deal boat.
Despatch boat.
Do
w GST
Code Flag over
ex
Cargo
dcj
All boats to return to the ship.
is
GSL
GSQ
GSR
Boat.
Accident to boat
Bank
GSK
nrs
on board
Am a mail boat
GSJ
Boat Continued.
Can you send a boat?
Can not get my boat out.
Can not send a boat
GTO
GTP
Jolly boat.
Keep the boat.
Part
178
II.
BOATBOILER.
GTQ
Boat Continued.
The bank is encumbered by
Boat Continued.
Lend me a boat.
-EBH
Let no boat come alongside
they are picked up
fd
Let your boats pull to
{bearing indi-
Lifeboat
Life-Saving Service
Lifeboat sent for
Lifeboat unable to come
qbi
fe
qrj
er
Long boat.
GTS: Look out for a boat bearing
GTU Make a signal when you want a boat.
GTR
or,
GTZ
Picket
zhv
GUA Pilot boat

GUB Pilot boat
GUC
GUD
GUE
piquet) boat.
{or, vessel).
{steam).
Pilot boat's flag {when spoken of) . - ndk
Pilot boat is advancing towards you -dni
Pilot boat is most likely in direction indicated {or, off
)--TK
Prepare boatto {or, for)
Put a compass in the boat
jid
Quarter boat.
Saw boat {indicate place and time, if
GUF
GVO
GVP
GVQ
Boatswain's stores.
Bobstay.
BODT-ILY.
Anybody.
Boiler.
GVU Boiler burst.
Boiler burst;
Boiler burst;
yvj
wounded
Send boat suitable for landing passengers
GUM Send boat for telegram.

GUN Send boat to {or, for).
Send boat to assist
GUO Send boat to point out
FI
fgn
reef (rock, or,
shoal).
GUP Send boat to take off the crew.

GUQ Send boat to tow.
GUR Send boat with hawser
Ship indicated wants a boat
Shore boat.
GUX
GUY
GUZ
GVZ
fk
cutter, or gig.
Steam boat is aground

Steam gruard boat.
Steam lifeboat.
Steam pilot boat
Steam pinnace.
Submarine boat--
Miu
siu
wjp
duw
GWA
GWB
GWC
GWD
gnv
men killed
at
men killed, others
--
au
Boiler burst; no one hurt

av
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known
----ax
Boiler burst; several men killed -'-..ay
Boiler burst; several men wounded.. az
Boiler burst very slight damage.
Boiler can not be repaired
re
Boiler damaged.
Boiler has been repaired.
Boiler has not been repaired.
Boiler leaking.
Boiler leaking seriously
rf
Boiler leaking slightly.
Boiler leaky must be blown oflE.
Boiler loose {or, adrift).
Boiler maker.
Boiler must be repaired.
Boiler plate.
Boiler plates damaged.
Boiler primes.
Boiler requires cleaning.
GVW
GVX
GVY
launch.
,
Propeller post.
Blow out boiler
Send a boat within hail.

GUJ Send a water boat.
Sending a water boat
GUK Send an armed boat.
GUL Send boat at
GUW Steam boat {small)
or.
Everybody, or. Everyone

Nobody, or, No one
Somebody, or, Some one
GVT
GUI
epq
epm
crew
boat).
GUS
Any person
Anybody on board
GVR ^Body post,
if necessary)
fj
a boat from the shore (a shore
GUT Small-er boat.

GUV Steam boat {large),
dfw
GVM Boatswain.
GVN Boatswain's mate.
boil-ed-ing.
me
boat
Boatman.
GVS
life-boat to save
fl
Whaler.
Will send boat.

Will you go on shore in my boat ?.-VZN
GVJ You can not have a steamboat.
GVK Your boat.
Send
Send
{or,
bt
than
yg
to follow)
hire
near
)
xt
Seen nothing of your boat.
Send a boat {number, if necessary) .-FU
GUH
number
GVH Whaleboat.
necessary).
Saw torpedo boat (number,

at
TDK
We have sent for lifeboat
GVL
boat.
{or,
Use-d-ing steamboatsfor.
Veer a boat astern.
Want a boat.
GVI
{number) torpedo boats {give nationality) passed in sight

Xya
Pick up
xwp
xwu
{or, vessel)
Will not be accountable for
fg
fit
GTY
GVC
GVD
GVE
GVF
Torpedo boat
Torpedo gunboat
Troop boat.
Tugboat
one,
dvn
No boat available
GTW No boat could live.
No boat for this work
GTX No boat on board.
GTV
Ep
Want a boat; man overboard

Want a boat immediately {if more
Go ahead, and drop a boat
on board
Man and arm boats.
fishing
all in the boat.

GVA
They {boats) are making for the shore.Riv
GVB Top-up boat.
QOA
qrc
cated)
Make sail,
boats
They are
GWE
GWF
GWH
gub
GWI.
xbi
GWK
GWJ
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
179
180
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
BORNEBOX.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
BOXBRIBE.
181
182
'
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
BEOKE-
183
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
184
II,
BUMPKINBURST.
HLV
Buoy Continued.
Bumpkin.
HMK I do not think buoys {or, marks) can be
BuNDEK.
{Square Measure).
in their proper positions.

I
HLW
bundle-d-ing.
HLX
Bung.
HLY
HLZ
Bunker.
HML I
beacon).
HMN Is or, Are they buoyed?
Is the channel buoyed?
HMO Is there a buoy {or, mark)on shoal
Coai._ bunker.
it,
Bunker coal.
HMA Bunt.
HMB Bunting.
HMC Buot-ing. To buot.
HMD Buoy (a buoy).
HME Buoyed.
Anchor buoy
Beacon buoy
Bell buoy
Black buoy
Breeches buoy
Buoy (a buoy)-.
Buoyed
Can buoy
Channel buoy
Chequered buoy
Conical buoy
Cork buoy
Fairway buoy
Fog buoy
Gas, or. Light buoy
Green buoy
Harbor,
or.
or.
bgy
gad
gem
'
-_qlt
hft
..-.hme
hud
...ila
iok
HMT
Ohs
mpr
qrd
rde
Torpedo buoy
,
HMW
HMX
HMY
Buoyant-cy.
HND
Burgee.
wlz
wnk
Spherical buoy
Striped buoy
^
Submerged torpedo buoy
xan
xbl
xly
Bureau Veritas.
xwn
Burgundy wine
zde
zdq
Burial ground.
White buoy
Wreck buoy
ziy
Bell buoy damaged; not working. _gen
Buoy bears
gbj
HMF
Buoy end
HMG
Buoy, or. Beacon has broken adrift (or,

is gone)..
.Gae
Buoy rope {of anchor)
ehr
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper
place
LC
-Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be
hne
HNF
zgb
Cemetery
BuRN-iNG. Burnt.
Burn a blue light,
Buoys
have just been examined; they

are all right.
Buoyed
hme
is
ow
buoyed
the beacon (buoy,
bear?
How must I bring

beacon) to bear?
or,
mark)
gah
the buoy (mark,
or,
gai
igs
To burn.
or.
Flash powder,
GOQ
-Fire has been burning these

Fire, or. Lights will be kept
hours.
burning at
the best place for landing
_ke
Keep a light burning
kc
Vessel indicated was most likely burnt.
-Will not bum.
You must keep a light burning
kc
HNG
HNI
in its proper position.
How does
-nqp
of cable.
Buoys have all disappeared.

Channel
Marks are all gone. There are no marks

{or, buoys)
elm
Missed the buoy.
Near the buoy.
Off the buoy.
Slip your cable and buoy the end. .heq
Steer directly for the buoy {or, beacon)..
gam
The shoal is buoyed...
vyx
They have a buoy (or, inark) on.
To the buoy.
HMZ Buoyant mine.

XWN
.SLq
hna Burden, or, Burthen-ed-ing-some.
tir
HNB Tonnage burden.
umd
wld hnc Bureau de Change. Exchange Office.
buoy
Red buoy
Sounding buoy
Spar buoy.-.-
Make fast to a buoy.
HMU
HMV
jwm
Pillar
HMI
HMJ
HMS
jPD
mrg
ngh
nxa
HMR Let go the life buoy.
hmd
Entrance buoy
Telegraph buoy
Torpedo buoy
Whistling buoy
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your port

hand ...*...
^.qak
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your starboard hand ..
gal
1 Leave, or. Put a buoy on
Leave buoy at
Leave the buoy {or, beacon; to port.-Lz
Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to starboard
MA
HMP
HMQ
buoy
Luminous buoy
Nun buoy
pc
{or,
on)?
Life
Mine,
have not been able to make out the

buoy (or, beacon)
gaj
have slipped -my anchor, but it is
buoyed
ekj
think I must have passed the buoy (or,
HNJ
Burst-ing.
Blow-off pipe burst
Boiler burst
Boiler burst
men killed
;
Boiler burst;
wounded
men
killed,
gny
gvu
at
others
au
Boiler burst; no one hurt

av
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt. aw
Part
185
II.
BURSTBY.
Continued.
Burst
number of
Boiler burst;
killed
HNK
tubes burst
--
gwp
HOU
BUTTON-ED-ING.
.gwt
yde
jmu
gwx
Donkey boiler burst

Steam pipe burst
Will
HOT
Irish butter.
Fresh butter.
Salt butter.
Condensing boiler burst

Condensing boiler tubes burst
Condenser tubes burst
Butter.
HOS
several men killed

burst; several men wounded -az
burst; very slight damage .Gvw
burst
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
HOP
HOQ
ax
ay
and
Bought.
Purchase)
Can I buy?
Buy-ing.
tko
HOV
hna
HOX I intend to buy.

HOY I wish to buy.
burst.
(See Bxjrden)
(See also
hbm
HOW I can buy.

I
Burthen.
To buy.
hbn
have bought
-.hbo
bought Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
Was not to be
HKL
Burton.
HNM
bury-ied-ing-ial.
Burial ground. Cemetery
HNO
-IGS
Buried under
.Wben does burial
(funeral) take place?
NTL
HNP
HNQ
În
HNS
HNT
HNU
HNV
HNW
HNX
HNY
HNZ
ayp
HPB
HPC
.BJQ
By
Busy-ily.
Are you, Will you be busy.
Business dull.
Business good.
Business transactions.
Did you do any business?
How business going?
do business with agent
HPI
do not
dsq
(or, I
Will you be, or. Are you busy?

You had better do business with
But.
But not.
Butt.
Butt-end
HPJ
hpx
Not yet
bye.
By degrees.
bjr
bad
ayq
HPS
HPT
bjy
wtf
steamer
By that (or, this)

By the
By, or, With the army
By, or. With the convoy.
By the crew
By the head.
By the packet (or, mail).
By the side of.
By the stem. Inches by the
ewg
kcl
stern.
sun.
To the wind.
bjv
By them (their-s)
By there
By these (or, those)
By this (or, that)
By this means.
By us (our-s)
By way of.
By what authority ?
By what means?
By what time ?
By which (or, what)
By whom (or, whose)
By you-r-s
HPU Byword.
HPV Gone by.
bjw
bjx
bjt
bjy
fmy
RNV
bjz
bka
bkc
Passed by.
Me by
Not by.--
Towed
bjt
bju
Passed by.
^"^J
bjs
RQU
By telegraph.
HPK
HPL
HPM
HPN
By the
HPO
HPQ By, or.
HPB,
agent, (or agent specified) has (or,

dtf
have) discontinued business
Your agent (or agent specified) has (or,
dtg
have ) suspended business
to look after stock
Parliament),
DIE
By day.
By
is
Butcher.
Someone
By and
HPD By night.
HPE By no means.
By our-s (us)
HPF By post.
HPG By rail.
or.
I
I
dyk
(or.
By him (his, her-s, it-s)

By me (my, mine)
By messenger (or, bearer)
Business.
Your
HOK
HOM
HON
By a shot.
HOA
HOB
HOC Person indicated has not suspended
business.
Person indicated has suspended business.
HOD
HOE Suspended business.
HOF They do business with.
HOG Very busy-ily.
Who are the best agents (or, people) to
dsz
do business vrith?.Whom do you do business with?---DTC
Who generally does business for ?.dtb
HOJ
HPA
By all means
By an Act of Congress
have no business
know of any agent) at
If you are busy.
Interferes with business.
HOI
Buyer.
the bush.
Bushel.
HNR
HOZ
BUSH-ED.
tjcr
purchase)?
Gone
tow
by, or. In
.bkd
cro
by
hpv
of
XYU
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
186
Part
II.
BYECAKE.
Bye.
HPX By and bye.

Hpy By-law.
HPZ
Not
HRC
yet.
Have
Good-bye.
come
I shall
ChBl,^ Continued,
Fasten your chain to towing cable.
oif
by and bye
-JDG
all
your anchors and cables ready
for use
EiG
HRD Heave-ing, Hove short.

Hemp cable, or. Hawser
HRE How much cable have you out
I
,
HRF
hqx
?
am
laying (repairing, or, picking up)

a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
way
I am
up
I
obliged to slip
my
XLQ
cable
pick
it
for me.
have picked up telegraph cable -..wxr
HRG I mean to slip cable.
HRI
HRJ
I must cut my cable.

Is there a telegraph cable near me
In anchoring, look out for telegraph

cable
-.WT
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable)
pnt
Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?
HRK
HRL Main cable.
HRM Not cable enough
Pay out cable
HRN
Range your cable.
give more scope.
HQA
HQB
HQC
HOD
HQE
HQF
HQG
C.
{Letter:) {Fornew
see page 13.)
Cabin.
Cabin passengerfor.
Cabin table requisites.
HQK
Cabinet.
HRU
HRV
:...
avn
About
to veer cable.
Are towing cables fast ? Are
your hawsers) fast?
Are your cables clihched ?
Armor-ed cable
Be ready to slip your cable.
you
(or,
xyj
HQX Cable, or. Hawser (hemp). (Size and

length to be indicated, if necessary.
HQY Can not veer any more cable.
HRB
Unshackle cables.
Veer cable to
HSB
HSC
HSD
Veered-ing
Veered-ing
kit
(indicate which,
Want a hemp cable.
HSB
HSF
Cadet.
are your cables (or cable
HSG
HSI
(or,
hawsers)
Cadiz.
My
first meridian is Cadiz, west of Green6 12" 24'

Oh. 24m. 49.6 sees.
wich
HSJ
CAPfe.
HSK
Caisson.
HSL
Cake.
Electric cable.
my calole.
my cable
What length
indicated)
Wire cable
your cable.
Driving; I can veer no more cable.
No more anchors to let go
nk
or, Slip
(numher of shackles
and number of shackles, if necessary.)

Wantacable (size to follow)
yb
Want a cable and anchor .
._.yd
xyn
Cut,
I. en
indicated).
Veer more cable
hmf
Cable (to telegraph)

xlo
Cable is cut (or, broken).
Cable is repaired
uqy
Cable laid. Cable-laid rope.
Cable parted.
Cable tank.
Cablegram.
Cable (chain), (Circumference in \ of
an inch, and length in fathoms, to he
Cast off towing cables

Coir, or. Grass cable.
HRZ
HSA
gpj
hcw
hew
(hearing
HRX Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded).

Towing cable is fast
xyv
HRY Unbend cables.
evu
indicated, if necessary.
HQZ
DKH
Stream cable (chain)
Submarine cable.
Survey chain cable.
Telegraph cable.
There is a telegraph cable on
indicated)
Break in cable
Buoy end of cable
HEA
Spring on the cable.

Steel wire cable
wto
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
HRT
Cable.
Bend cable .Bower cable
HQW
shackles indicated.
Slip your cable and buoy the end.
HRW
(Measure of length)
HQN
HQO
HQR
HQT
HQU
HQV
Shorten in cable to the number of
Deck cabin.
Cable.
HQP
HRS
Sheet cable.
Cabin window.
State room.
HQM
HRO
HRP
HRQ
Cabbagb.
ku
Send an anchor and cable off immediately [indicate if more than one) - .ejm
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable, .ejn
Cab.
HQI
HQJ
HQL
method of spelling,
Restaurant.
Oil cake
s<jE
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
187
CALAMITYCAN.
Calamity-ous.
HSM
HSN
Call
lck
(Disaster)
HTJ
Calavances.
HTK
Calculate-ing-ion.
HTL
HSO
HSP
HSQ
HSB
Have,
HST
Calf.
HSU
HSV
Caliber.
HSW
Calico.
HSX
Call-ed-ing. To call.
Attention is called to page , paragraph
dh
, of the International Code
N. B. The page is to be shown first, and
This signal
then the paragraph.
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to mil riot
correspond.
bax
Call alongside
Call at the post office for letters.
Continued.
Where do you intelid calling for orders

^
Will you
call
Calm-ed-ing-ly-ness.
HTM Calm and light winds.

--Calm sea
HTN Calm the sea by pouring oil
Has made no calculation.

Have you, or, Has he calculated 1
or-;
I have, or, He has calculated.

What i^ your calculation ?
HTO
HTP
HTQ
Calms prevail.
Fall-ing, calm.
XJO
on
it.
-If it should be calm.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
Guns
of the caliber of
calm
HTR
Call for my letters.

HTA Call off for orders.
HTB Call upon {or, see)
HTC Called for
HSY
HSZ
Calls the attention of the first (or,

nearest) ship on the bearing (from the
person signaling) poiniedL out by com--_
Di
pass signal
Calls the attention of second ship etc .dj
Calls the attention of third ship, etc.DK
Calls the attention of fourth ship, etc .dl
Calls the attention of fifth ship, etc .dm
OoZZsthe attention of sixth ship, etc.DN
Calls the attention of the shore signal
station on the bearing (from the per
ion signaling) pointed out by compass
do
^
signal
Calls the attention of vessel coming into
dp
compass signal
Calls the attention of vessel leaving
dq
compass signal
Calls the attention of vessel whose distinguishing signal will be immediDR
ately shown
Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) anywhere (or, at ).
(vessel indicated)
Do you, or. Does
hw
)?
call anywhere (or, at
you call at any port before destination?
Have you called anywhere (or, at )?
'
HTE
Do
eqt
I
HTF
have orders for you not to touch
callat)
I shall call at
I shall
not touch
(or, call)
or.
(or,
-i:W
HTG Port of call.

Shall,
-SN
anywhere
at)
HTI
(or,
Will
call (or,
be called).
Caloric.
HTS
Caloric engine.
HTU
HTV
Cam.
HTW
Cambric.
Camber.
Came.
HTX
HTY
HTZ
HTD
KSG
Meteorological report for to-morrow

RSK
gives calm
(See
Come)
Camel.
Camp.
Camp equipage.
HUA Campaign.
HUB C amphor-ate-d
HUC Can-ned. a can.
HUD Can buoy.
.
Can
(or.
(Tin.)
May) --
Can, or.
Can, or.
Can, or,
Can, w.
Can, or.
Can, or.
BKE
bfg
Maybe
blt
blu
May doitbqe
May have
bfh
May have been
May have done (or, been done),
BLV
bqf
Can, or, May have had
--- btj
things indicated) 1
Can, or. May he (she, it, or person s or
,-- btk
things indicated) ?

btl
bkf
Can, or. May his (her-s, it-s)?
bkg
Can, or. May I (my, mine)?
bkh
Can, or. May I be?
bqg
?
Can, or, May I have some
blw
Can, or, May it be done ? . . .
bki
Can, or. May that (or, this)?
Can, or. May the ?
-BFI
Can, or. May there be?
bkj
Can, or. May these (or, those)?
bkl
Can, or, May they (theirs)
bkm
Can, or, May they not?
bkn
Can, or. May we (ours)?
bko
Can, or. May you (yours)?
bkp
Cannot, or May not
bfj
Cannot, or. May not be
Can not, or. May not do (or, be done),
HUE
blx
188
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CANCAPABLE.
Part
II.
Part
189
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
CAPACIOUS CARGO.
HVP
Capacity.
Measure of cubic capacity
HXP
Capacious.
(see
page 52),
AYB
Measure of capacity {seepage 53)..ayj
HVQ
HVR
Cape
(Point).
HXQ
HXR
HXS
HXT
HXU
HXV
HXW
HXY
Captive-ivity.
Captive balloon
HVS
HVT
Capital.
HXZ
HVU
Capittjlate-d-ing-ion.
HYA Car.
HYB Car,
Capsize-d-ing.
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary) .ap
HYC
HWA
HWB
HWC
HWD
HWE
HWF
HWG
HWI
HWJ
HWK
HWL
HWM
HWN
HWO
HWP
HWQ
HWR
HWS
HWT
HWU
HWV
HWX
HWY
Capstan.
Capstan bar
Capstan disabled.
fwh
Steam capstan.
Captain.
dxg
All captains
By the captain.
Captain desires me to inform you.
ewh
Captain in the Army
Captain in the Navy.
Captain is
).
Captain is dead (or, died on
Captain is not.
Captain is not on boax-d.
^Captain is on board.
on shore.
Captain requested
to come on board.
Captain is
Captain is sick.
Captain well.
in the Mercantile
Captain,
or.
Master
Marine.
maister,
captain.
-
HWS
the
HWZ Have not seen captain.
HXA Have seen the

HXB Have you seen the captain?
HXC Inform the captain of. shore?
HXD Is the captain coming on
HXB the captain on board? here (or to
HXF Request captain to come
place indicated).
HXG Request the captain of (vessel indiÎs
cated).
HXI
HXJ
HYI
Should the
captain.
The captain must bring the ship s papers

with him.
Omnibus
car
HYJ
HYK
HYL
Cardinal.
Care-ful-ly-ness.
Be careful not to give

your answer
ofiEense.
emu
Be very careful in
Be very careful in your intercourse with
FS
strangers
Take
care, or,
Be
careful; caution
HYM Take care range is clear.
HYN The greatest care (or, caution).

HYO Under the care (or, charge)of
HYP Under your care (or, charge).
HYQ Utmost care must be taken.
You may go by your
soundings,
use care
Careless-ly-ness.
Dead weight cargo
Deck cargo.
East India cargo.
Frozen meat cargo.
HZC General cargo.
HZD Grain cargo.
HZE Guano cargo.
Inflammable
Live
cargo.
cargo.
Miscellaneous cargo.
HXG
HZK Perishable cargo.

HZL Petroleum cargo.
HZM Return cargo.
HZN Timber cargo.
HZJ
you
wla
Career.
HYZ
HZA
HZB
HZG
if
Careen-ed-ing.
HYU Cargo.
HYV Assorted cargo.
HYW Coal cargo.
HYX Cotton cargo.
HZF
is
ft
requisite
Where
Who
bae
JHG
HZI
the captain?
is captain of ship signaled (or ? ndicated)^ or. Who is your captain?
With the captain.
omnibus) leave
Card.
To, or, for the captain.

is
(or,
(Measure of weight)
HXK
HXL
HXM
HXN
When the captain.
leaves at
Compass card
or,
port
or.
When does
for
HYD Carbolic acid.

HYE Carbon-.\ted-io-ize-d.
HYF Carbon plate.
HYG Carbon point.
Captain of port, Harbor master.

Captain of the
Captain requests.
Captain will not return until
HYR
Consult captain.
Flag captain. captain
hxk
HYS
For, or, to the
From the captain. or. Captain of the HYT
Harbor
captured.
You run the risk of capture (or, seizure).
Carat.
is
is
^Will perhaps be
HVX Did you see her capsize?

HVY Vessel indicated (by bearing) is capsized.
HVZ
Captor.
Capture-d-ing.
Captured by.
Has been captured.
Have any vessels been captured?
Vessel and cargo have been captured.
Was, or. Were captured.
Will certainly be captured.
Off the cape.

Round-ing the cape.
HVW
-FTT
Not inflammable
cargo.
koj
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
190
II.
CARGOCARRIED AWAY.
HZO
HZP
HZQ
HZR
HZS
HZT
HZU
HZV
HZW
HZX
HZY
lAB
lAC
IAD
lAE
lAF
lAG
lAH
lAJ
lAK
lAL
lAM
IAN
IBQ
Cargo Continued.
What condition the cargo in?
When do you commence discharging
cargo?
When will you have the cargo
the)?
Where did you discharge cargo?
Where would my cargo sell?
Whom your cargo consigned to?
Without discharging cargo.
Would my cargo sell here {or at place
indicated)'!
You will discharge cargo at
IBR
Carling.
IBS
Carpenter.
How many tons of
ICG
ICH
Carrier.
ICJ
Carronade.
ICK
Carrot.
ICL
Carry-ied-ing.
ICM
ICN
Can you carry?
Cargo Continued.
West India cargo.
Wheat cargo.
Advertise cargo and day of sale
dob
An opportunity for disposing of cargo.
gsk
Cargo boat
Cargo consists of
Cargo damaged.
Cargo damaged; extent not yet known.
Cargo expected to be saved.
Cargo expected to be sold.
Cargo has been reshipped.
Cargo in very good order.
Cargo
Cargo must be reshipped.
IBH
IBJ
IBK
IBL
IBM
IBN
IBO
IBP
is
{or,
is
lost.
Cargo must be shipped.
Cargo not inflammable

Cargo not much damaged
damaged).
Cargo not salable.
HZJ
.-
(slightly
IBT
Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.
IBU
Carpenters and caulkers may be ob
tained at
ftn
Cargo, or, Ballast has shifted
IBV
Carpenter's stores.
Cargo saved.
IBW Carpenter's tools.
Cargo so badly stowed that I am not IBX I have no carpenter's tools. Want carseaworthy.
penter's tools.
Cargo sold well.
IBY
Send carpenters on board {ship indiCargo under weight.
cated).
Condition of cargo.
IBZ
Vessel {indicated) can lend you carDischarge-d-ing cargo.
penter's tools.
Discharge cargo as soon as possible.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.
ICA
Carpet-ing.
Fire in hold amongst cargo
or
Carpet bag
psg
Have lost deck cargo.
Have room for no more cargo.
ICB
Carriage.
Have you cargo for more places than ICD
-Gun carriage.
one {or than one specified)'!
-Railv(ray carriage.
ICE
Have you room for more cargo?
ICF
Torpedo carriage.
_.
lAO
lAP
lAQ
lAR
IAS
How many tons dead weight of
cargo
must you have?
lAT
lAU
lAV
measurement goods
can you take?
oev
have no cargo to disturb my com--passes
JHU
have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at
SR
Is reshipping her cargo.
Is the cargo sold?
Is your cargo much damaged?
bq
Is your cargo very inflammable?
Manifest of cargo.
rjo
Must discharge cargo to repair damage,
My cargo is
Owners
desire
charge cargo
lAW
lAX
lAY
lAZ
to inform you to
first at
{place
Part of cargo saved.

Proceeds of the cargo.
Sell cargo as soon as possible.
Send flats to discharge cargo.
-Valuable cargo.
Vessel and cargo have been seized {or,
captured)
hxu
any
vessel to
dop
OTS
rkh
vea
to carry sail all night

I will show a light,
you do not carry more

part
sold,
Waiting for cargo.

Want lighters to take my cargo
qte
Want tons dead weight of cargo.
What cargo do you want?
What cargo have yoxx {w, has vessel
indicated) ?
bh
for
QRY
If
wjf
xeg
IBC
IBG
mean
can not
How do you carry your helm?

How many guns does she carry?
I
Supercargo
IBE
IBP
Sprung mast
carry the mail?
dis-
The cargo
not yet
carry
or,
sail
indi-
IBA
IBD
Damaged,
I will carry a light.
Sold her cargo

is
vdu.
svT
sail
Carried out
SY
cated)
Can carry.
Can not carry more
KJR
hzr
.-.
me
-Carrier pigeon.
sail
we
company
shall
jgn
Keep ahead and carry a light.
dvk
No use carrying so much
ved-
sail
She carries guns

Will you carry a light?
ICO
ICP
Carried away.
ICQ
Have, or. Has carried away.
okm
- QSR.
Carried away stem.

Funnel carried away
I
have carried away fore yard

have carried away main yard
nto
nkh
rge
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
CARRIED
AWAYCATTLE.
Carried away Continued.

I have carried away topsail yard. .zkn
Cash
Stokehole, or, Fire-rOom ventilator

carried away
...wvy
Tackle, or, Purchase carried away..xiT
Cart.
ICS
Carte blanche.
ICT
Cartridge.
ICU
ICV
ICW
ICX
Rounds
of rifle ball cartridge.

pistol (revolver) cartridges
-TKV
hdb
Case
shot.
Cot case.
IDE
IDF
-Have you a case for
Mine case
Powder case
dozen
Send a
Small case.
IDH
Case.
cases
icu
IDK
of
IDL
lEA
Apparatus for casting

quiet it
lEB
lEC
Cast away.
lED
lEH
Cast
Cast off towing cables
Cast to starboard.
Cast steel
Cast to port.
Downcast
I must cast
is
for hospital.
is
infectious.
lEJ
Shall
Caste.
xwq
)?
Forecastle.
lEP
Castor
lmg
lEQ
Casualty.
fqw
Any
lER
Cat.
oil.
{Animal.)
Cat-ted-ting.
of dysentery.
of fever.
Case of smallpox.
pjh
Have infectious case on board
oyr
Hospital case
lEU
Case
Case
mwk
board
I have had no cases of yellow fever on
mwl
board...eco
It alters the case
Other case.
IDQ
IDR
Incase of emergency
t'XP
In case we part company

In that case.
JGO
{Coin)
Can I get a bill cashed here ?.

Can not get a bill cashed here
Cashed-ing. To cash.
To
eht
Cat the anchor
lEV
Catamaran.
lEW
Catastrophe.
lEX
Catch-ing.
Caught
Caught.
ifg
fire
There are plenty of
fish to
here
Torpedo catcher {or, chaser,
lEY
Cathedral.
lEZ
Catholic.
Roman
be caught
ncd
or, destroyer)
IFA
IFB
Catspaw.
GKl
IFC
IFD
IFE
Cattle.
Cattle
Bullock.
all well.
XWR
Catholic.
from a Roman Catholic

would be much valued
visit
atc
gkj
cat.
Cat head.
Catoptric Light.
Cash.
eop
casualties?
Cat faU.
iel
Castle.
lEO
lET
Le
xyn
I cast off?
Cast steel.
Case. In case.
In case of. In the event of.
In case of accident {or, necessity) ...bp
IDU
off.
lEM
lEN
Slight case.
IDT
.iek
off.
lES
or,
ka
on the sea to
erp
Cast iron
lEG
(cask,
Castaways.
lEL
cases of fever on board {or, at
Cash, S."EQUE,
by boat
oil
ipr
line
Cast-ing.
Cast iron.
IDO
IDP
IDS
Empty casks
lEK
{Instance, etc.)
Case of cholera
IDM
IDN
casks of {indicate number of casks, if neeessary)1

Cask of water.
.-..run
..trk
Bad case
Case
Case
Can you supply me with
EON
IDJ
-.lxy
A case of fever has broken out on board

gpr
{or on ship indicated)
A good many slight cases.
Any
gkl
your bill
for me?, .qkm
on
Torpedo case
IDG
bill
Endeavor to send a
Case-d-ing.
Empty cartridge cases

Empty cases
IDC
Cask.
lEF
Case (a chest or box)
IDA
IDE
Cashier-ed.
IDW
IDZ
Want
ICZ
IDV
IDY
EFX
ICY
Will you cash a
IDX
Ball cartridge
_
...ptg
Blank cartridge
gmk
Empty cartridge cases.
Service rifle cartridge.
rln want of cartridges.
Pistol cartridges (revolver).
Quick firing cartridges {or, ammr.-j it ioi. ),
Continued.
I will cash {or, take)
ICR
191
Ox
Cattle men.
Have lost head of cattle.
priest
tvy
-hlq
192
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CATTYCERTIFICATE.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CERTIFICATE CHANKEL.
193
194
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CHANNEL CHIEF.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
195
CHIEFCIRCLE.
Chief Continued.
Chief rateing.
Commander in chief
Commander in chief's office
The commander in chief at
is
-JEQ
is
"Where
is
commander
in chief
{Measure of length)
Chih.
Child-ish-ly-ness
IQC
IQD
IQB
IQF
Chronometer.
Can you spare me a chronometer?
IQG
I have a chronometer {number to follow,
IQH
I have no chronometer.
How many chronometers have

if necessary)
-AVQ
..
Have great faith in my chronometer.

you?
.
gp
My chronometer has rim down.-.-.GQ
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
gb
meridian) mean time
is slow of Greenwich
GS
first meridian) mean time
(or, first
My chronometer
Chilian Colors.
Chili -AN.
(or,
N. B. See note under Greenwich,

page 258.
Ghill-ed-ing.
Chimney.
Funnel. )
(See aJso
Chimney smith.
My chronometer loses daily

IQJ
(Measure of weight)
Chin.
.BAF
gt
rated days
ago at (indicate place, if necessary).
My longitude by chronometer -QZP
-My chronometers were
is
China.
What is your longitude by chronometer?
{Earthenware.)
IQK
Chinese Colors.
China-ese.
-When were your
QZL
chronometers last
rated?
Chisel
Chloride op
IQL
IQM
Chloride of potassium.
Chloride of zinc.
Will you give me a comparison? Wish

to get a rate for my chronometer *.GU
-Your chronometer must be fast.
-Your chronometer must be slow.
*Note.
I%e
vessel shovring the
mean
signal denoting the

dip it sharply shortly after it
hoist, the
Chlorodyne.
time will
Chloroform.
has been answered; the minutes and

seconds, at the instant of dipping, will
immediately follow. To insure accuracy, d second comparison should be
made.
hour,
Cho,
Cho.
or,
TCHO.
(Measure of length) .ayr
and
{Square or surface measure) - -XXL,
Chtof. (Measure of capacity.

Chock-ed-ing.
Chock-up, or. Chock-a-block.
Rudder chock
IQN
Church.
vbk
Chymist.
Chocolate.
Choice.
(See
Choose)
IQO
Cigar.
IQP
Cigarette.
Cinder.
IQR
Choose-ing.
IQT
IQU
IQV
etc.
for
Ash.
Cipher.
ikr
Change the key of cipher
Cipher ended.
Cipher message.
Communicate in cipher. (signal, or,
Following communication
secret and in cipher.
message)
Note. The cipher will continue until
Christen-ed-ing.
is
is
Chose-n.
Choice.
No choice.
Take your choice.
the person signaling hoists IQS=Cipher is ended.
fvo
{Baptize)
Christian-ity.
Christian name.
Christmas.
After Christmas
Before Christmas.
Christmas day .-
IQW
IQX
IQY
ioh
Chemist) --
^to
IQS
Case of cholera.
Cholera raging at
Ports suspected of cholera,
(See
ipy
Choke-d-ing.
Condenser tubes choked {or, salted)_jMy
vvf
Pump choked
Sea inlet choked.
Cholera.
AYS
IQZ
dQR
kmw
IRA
IRB
Give me the key to cipher.

Have not got the key to cipher.
Cibcle-ulab.
Circulate-d-ing-ation.
Circulating engine.
Circulating pump.
Great circle sailing
Turning circle
.
oha
yem
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
196
II.
CIRCUITCLEAR.
IRC
IRD
ISP
ClRCUIT-OUS-LT.
Circuit closer.
Earth circuit
'.
Electric circuit -.Short circuit
IRE
Circumference.
IRF
Circumstance.
Adverse circumstances
Alters the circumstances
Depends upon circumstances.
IRG
IRH
lrm
lur
vzu
ISQ
ISR
1ST
ISU
ISV
Existing circumstances.
dnz
ebw
I shall anchor if circumstances permit

{place or bearing to follow, if neces-
sary)
IRK
Under no circumstances.
Under the circumstances.
IRL
Cistern.
IRM
Citadel.
IRJ
EIT
ISW
ISX
ISY
ISZ
IRN.
IRO
City.
IRT
Can
ITC
Civilian.
(5ee also Clothe. )

Iron-clad. Armor-cl ad.
Claim-bd-ing-able-ant.
Has, or. Have been claimed by.
I have a claim on.
Prior claim
What is the demand {or, claim)?
evs
ITD
ITE
ITF
ITG
ITH
ITJ
ITK
ITL
twg
ISD
Claret.
ISE
Class-ed-ing.
All classes
ISF
ISG
ISH
ITG
ITP
To
ITQ
class.
First class.
I am not classed at Lloyd's
^Not
classed.
Second class.
ISJ
Third
ISK
CLASSIFY-IED-ING-ICATIOiS^.
ISL
Clause.
ISM
Claw-ed-ing off.
ISN
Clay.
ISO
ITN
Clapping on.
dxh
ilo
gpp
opl
...EOS
Clearly seen.
have received information

{ place ^
next indicated) is clear of ice
pbo'
only got clear of the ice {or, icebergs)
on
..PBS
I shall clear go
Is canal clear?
hul
Are clear
Nearly clear of
^Not able to clear to-day {or until date
{or,
Is, or.
clear).
of.
specified).
clear.
Not
Not cleared at custom-house

Prepare tobeto wed clear
Ran
qvoi
class.
ITR
clear
Want my clearance
XYS
uhp
{or, papers).
the bar?
ITU
kha
Require diver to clear screw

lid
Shall clear at custom-house
ehb
anchor is clear
ejb
Take care range is clear
hym
The bank was clear of fog
^
fvi
When will be the best time
ITS
Stiff clay.
pvR
pvx
ehtj
ITM
Channel, or, Fairway is clear

Clear anchor
Clear away.
Clear berth
Clear channel (by, or, with).
Clear hawse
Clear sky.
Cleared at the custom-house.
Cleared for.
Clearing house.
Clearing papers.
Clearing the custom-house.
Clearing up.
Clearly make out.
Clamping screw.
Clap-per.
Clap on.
the bar?
pxi
Have you cleared the custom-house?.KG'?
kth
Clamp-ed-ing.
ISB
ISC
I clear
indicated).
ITB
Civil war.
Clad.
j.
Canal is clear
hue
Can not clear to-night {or before time
dws
CiVIL-LY-ITY.
Clack valve.
IRZ
ISA
Alderman
Civil service.
mv
IRX
IRY
Clear-ed-ing-ancb.
All clear
Are you clear?
Citizen.
IRTJ
IRW
Bar can not be cleared until
ITA
IRS
(Tovm.)
Civic authorities.
IRP
IRQ
Clean-ed-ing-ly-ness.
Boilers require cleaning
gwk
Clean bill of health from
tq
Clean boiler
.
-Gws
Clean engine.
Clean fires.
Clean ship.
Clean shirts. Clean linen {or, clothes).
Cleaning-gear for decks.
Have you a clean bill of health?
to
How long do you require to clean your
engine?
qym
I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine - - - Code Flag over Q
I have not a clean bill of health.
Code Flag over I
My engine requires cleaning
.mbq
Not clean bill of health flag {when
spoken of).
Requires cleaning.
When will you
for clearing
xm
be clear?
Will not clear us.

You are
all clear
of danger
qm
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
197
CLEARGOAL.
Clear Continued.
ITV
Close Continued.
pto
Keep close during the fog
Keep close order
pyq
pyr
Keep close to
Keep him {or, them) in close confinePYtr
ment
-Keep under the land. Keep, or. Stand
^You will not clear.

Your
flags are
ITW
Cleat.
ITX
ITY
A visit from
not clear
-NDT
Clergyman, Parson,
or, Minister.
a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued.
IVH
ITZ
lUA
lUB
Clerk.
A clerk from.
Clerk in charge.
Telegraph clerk
lUC
IVJ
xlz
{or, official)
IVK
IVL
Clever-ly-ness.
lt
closer in
RFD
Mail closes at
Office is closed.
w<;jf
Stand closer in
Too close {or, near).
zbg
Will close {or, be closed)
Will you keep close to me during the
^Younight?
are too close in
keep farther off.

destination is closed your
owners desire you to proceed to.KXJ
;
Your port of
lUD
lUE
Clew-ed-ing.
Clew-lines, or, Clew-gamets.
lUG
lUH
Clew up.
Fore clew-gamets.
Main clew-gamets.
lUJ
Client.
lUK
Cliff.
lUL
Climate-ic.
lUM
Clinch-ed-ing.
Are your cables clinched?
hqn
IVS
Clinker built
hlb
IVT
lUF
IVM
IVN
IVO
IVP
CLiENTfcLE.
IVQ
Cloth.
Emery cloth.
Sail cloth.
Clothe-d-ing.
Bedclothes---
--gcs
Can I get clothes washed?

Clad
Clean clothes
'
IBV
(linen, or, shirts)
isu
IVX
IVY
Clothing for female passengers.

Women's clothing.
Clothing for men. Slops.
shirts)
vyo
Dirty clothes (linen,
Night clothing.
Plain clothes.
Summer clothing.
yts
Want clothes
Warm, or. Winter clothing
Wet clothes.
IVZ
Cloud-ed-y.
IWJ
Coach-ed-ing.
IWK
COAL-ED-ING. To COAL.
dqs
After coaling
enx
Anthracite coal
{vessel indicated) in
Are you, or. Is
IVR
or,
IVU
IVW
lUN
Clinometer.
lUO
Clipper.
Clipper built.
lUP
lUQ
lUR
lUS
lUT
-HLC
Clock.
At o'clock shall steer.

Clockwork. o'clock
I shall tack at
O'clock
^Whaf
o'clock
I
xik
ZNG
is it?
Close-d-ing. To close (in, or, to).

tad
As close as
Bring the ship in as close as possible. mo
ird
.
Circuit closer
Close 'confinement.
Close hauled.
Close I wish to communicate.
_
lUV
row
lUX
lUY
roz
JVA
IVB
IVC
IVD
Close
lufif.
Close on the.
Close quarters.
Close reef-ed-ing.
Close to (near).
Closer
IWA Clouds are banking up.

IWB Cloudy sky.
IWC Club-bed-bing.
IWD Club. Clubhouse.
IWE Yacht club.
IWF Clubhaul-ed-ing.
IWG Try to clubhaul.
IWH Clue.
want of coal?
Bad coal---Bunker coal
Can coal be had at ?
Can you spare me coal?
-est.
to keep as close as possible ..iv

Do not pass too close to me.
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are
od
closing with the enemy
nxf
Gate is closed at
umo
I shall close reef
oph
I shall keep close hauled
I will keep close to you during the night.
Convoy
IVE
IVF
IVG
I wish to communicate; close.

{port indicated) closed?
Is
Keep as close as you can to pick
people
for.
lux
up
my
P'^L
IWL
gx
gy
Coal.
Coal
Coal
Coal
Coal
IWM
GW
fqy
hlz
bag
boat
fsh
gsl
hly
bunker .
ha
can be got at (or, from)
Coal can not be got in any quantity
at
Coal cargo
hyw
Part
GENERAL, VOCABULARY,
198
II.
COALCODE.
Continued.
Coast Continued.
I have no chart of coast {or place
Coal
IWN Coal depot.

IWO Coal hulk.
IWP Coal lighter.
IWQ Coal mines.
IWR Coal requires much draft.
rWS
IWT
lYC
lYD
lYE
lYP
Coal tar.
Coal tip.
IWU Qoal trimmer, or, Coal passer.

Coal shillings a ton at
IWV Coaling party.
IWX Coaling station.
IWY Coaling suit.
IWZ
IXA
Gz
lYG"
lYH
lYJ
lYK
lYL
Collier.
Colliery.
jkn
Complete with coal

Distressed for
want
of coal
lYM
lYN
lhd
IXB
IXC
Do you want coal?

aw
ODw
Good coal
Good coal may be got at

How many hours' coal have you {state
IXD
I have hours' coal, for taW speed {or
lYO
for speed indicated).
IXF
In want of coal {state amount)

hb
Indicate nearest place where I can procure coal
HC
Indifferent coal.
No coal to be got at
hd
North country coal.

Owners desire me to inform you to coal
at
HE
Plenty of coal to be got at
Prepare to coal.
Steam coal.
..
IXG
IXH
IXJ
IXK
IXM
Tons of coal.
Want coal immediately
Welsh coal.
What is your consumption
IXN
IXL
IXO
am
acquainted with) the
coast
coast bold ?
Off the coast. Off shore.
On the coast.
On, or, At the North coast of
On, or. At the NE. coast of
On, or. At the East coast of
On, or, At the SE. coast of
On, or. At the South coast of
On, or. At the SW. coast of
On, or, S.t the West coast of
On, or, At the NW. coast of
Rooky coast
DGY
'.
Îs the
Wild coast.
Coaster.
ttyz
pts
zjd
Coasting vessel
lYP
lYQ
Coastguard station.
lYR
COAT-ED-ING.
Coastguard-man
iyb
Rudder coat
lYS
cobble-er.
lYT
Cochineal.
lYU
Cock.
yi
vbl
Blow-oflf cock {or, gear)
gnw
Blow-off cock out of order

Brine cock
Flooding cock
gnx
Gauge cock
Sea cock
Sea inlet vaJve
of coal per
hour, at full speed?
What price are coals at ?
What quantity of coal have you left ?
What quantity of coal

collier (coal depot,
When finished coaling.
{or,
Uninhabited island {or, coast)

Wrecked on the coast
at what speed)t
IXE
know
indi-
IMW
cated)
hig
nfp
nxj
vky
{or,
cock) broken
damaged)
{or,
vla
HP
remains in the
lYV
Cockswain.
lYW
Cocoa.
Coxswain.
or, lighter)?
IXP
IXQ
When will you have finished coaling
lYX
IXR
COALESCK-D-ING.
IXS
Coaming.
IXT
Coakse-ly-ness-r.
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,
IXU
COALITION.
Comb-ing.
Copra.
IZA
IZB
Cod fishery.
IZC
HAX
IZD
IZE
is
Do not approach
the coast because
The page to be shown
first,
and
then the paragraph.

This signal
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as
otherwise the pages referred to will
not correspond.
Are you acquainted with the coast ?.DHE
Coast-defense ship.
IXW Coast is dangerous.
IX Y
Coast not dangerous.
IXZ
Coasted-ing. To coast.
lYA Coasting trade.
lYB Coasting vessel. Coaster.
Code.
paragraph
of the International Code ...dh
N. B.
PU
Am acquainted with the coast

dgy
Am not acquainted with the coast- .dhb
IXV
Cod.
Coast. Coast of.

of
cocoanut.
lYZ
Code List of ships.

Can you furnish lend me) a Code of
Signals
Code Flag {when spoken
{or,
IZP
it is
mined
_
...etn
Have you a chart Of coast (or place indicated)'!
RP
of).
Do not understandT Morse Code

Do you understand Morse Code?
International Code of Signals
,..
Morse Code
sai
saj
prb
._sak
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CODECOLZA.
199
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
200
Part
II.
COMB COMMAND.
Combing.
Coaming
JCA
Honey comb-ed.
JCB
JCD
COM'-XNE-ING -ATION
JCE
Combined.
ixs
JDH
Come Continued.
I will come.
I
HO
HP
hq
am loaded with combustibles

have no combustibles on board
No
combustibles
the fire
explosives) near
(or,
hb
Spontaneous combustion
woJ
Vessels with coinbustibles not allowed
in
JDI
JDK
easy signal distance ?'

v
Is the captain coming on shore?
hxd
ebh
Lifeboat unable to come
er
Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best
ke
Lighter coming off
qz
Must come.
COMBDSTIBLE-ILITY-TION.
Have you any combustibles on board?
I
come on board (or, alongside), if

you will allow me
czd
wish to signal will you come within
I will
WITH
Not come.-
Pilot has*not come off

tjk
Request captain to come here (or to place
...hs
hxp
indicated)
JCF
JCG
JCH
JCI
JCK
JCL
JCM
JCN
JDL
Came. To come.
Are you coming?
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come
Boat come-ing (came)
Boat is coming to your assistance
Boat's crew will not come
Came, Coming by rail.
Came, Coming by steamer.
Came, Coming from.
Can come.
Can I come?
JDM
Come.
Can I come alongside?

Can not come.
er
grl
Should
et
Surgeon,
JCS
JCT
JCU
JCV
JCW
JCX
JCY
JCZ
JDA
JDB
JDC
Come up.
..g<ja
JDQ
JDE
JDS
Coming at once.
Dangerous
or, Do not come into less
than feet of water
pv
Do lot come alongside
ebc
Do not come so near.
Have,
tr
ebd
desired to
come
(or,
send)
jrp
The orders are coming off

sup
The wind will come from' the
zfa
Thick fog coming on
gj
Want to come into harbor
onc
We are coming to your assistance. . .do
What water shall I come into ?
two
When did you come off?
When do you come off?
When you come.
Where, or. What source did the news
come from?
-.sen
Where do you come from?
si
Will Lloyd's agent come on board ?.qxk
Will you (or person indicated) come ?
Will you (or person indicated) come on
board?
grp
Will you (or person indicated) come on
JDO
JDP
JDN
eba
Do you come from any port putting you
JDF
WN
is
shore to-day (specify hour, if necessary)^

Will you come (or, go) on shore?
Will your pilot come on to me?
tjw
Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
board?
wp
are ordered not to come into
port
suY
Yon
Coming.
in quarantine?
Code Flag over h

Doctor will come imme-
on board
come
Endeavor to come alongside
to the
vtrp
^from
diately
JDT
You may come into port.

You may,
to,
JDE
or.
The consul
Stop, or. Heave-to I have

Code Flag over h
Come under the stem.
Come alongside
Come directly (immediately).
Come home.
Come in.
Come nearer.
Come on board...
Come on shore.
Come out.
Come out of port.
Come round.
Come to grief.
Come to hand.
Come within hail.
blow
to
hwn
Come nearer.
come on
it
(quarter indicated, if necessary).. qok

Stop, Heave-to, or. Come nearer I have
something important to communicate,
grx
eaz
flags;
when you come
point
nearer (or, make distant signals)- -VM

Captain is requested to come on board,
JCQ
JCR
I come ?
Sheer off a little
Shall
bay
Can not come alongside

Can not distinguish your
JCO
JCP
Shall, or. Will come.
or.
We may
come
anchor
JDU
JDV
to an
ekn
Comet.
comfobt-ed-ing.
JDW Comfortable-y.
Medical comforts
Medical comforts running short
or. Has come.

Heavy weather coming look sharp, .rz
.roh
ROI
I
I
JDG
am coming
sending) aboard ._CZB

must come to an anchor
eib
shall come off by and bye (or at time
(or,
I shall fire into the boats if they persiet

in coming alongside
nak
JDX
COMMAND-ED-ING. To COMMAND.
Admiral, or. Senior oiHcer has commands for you
..DKP
Admiral, or, Senior oflScer has no com-
mands for you

Any commands
dkQ
eor
'
'
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
201
COMMAND-COMMUNICATE.
JDY
JDZ
JEA
JEB
Command Conimued.
Commanding ofiBcer.
Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury

Department, or Registrar General of
unx
Shipping and Seamen . - -
Commanding officer desires.

Have you any commands?
I have no commands.
Keep the
JEC
Commission Continued.
vessel
under command
Not under comiuand lantern
lx
JFG
(lamp, or,
COMMIT-TED-TING.
Commit-ted-ting an assault
fdy
light).
JED
Not under command.
JFH
Not under command shapes
vtu
"Not under control or command"

signal is two black balls or
Committee.
Committee
Qwe
of Lloyd's
N. B.
JFI
Commodity.
JFK
Commodore.
vertical.
JEF
JEG
JEH
JEI
JEK
She commanded by
Take command
Under command of
Where the commanding officer?
Whom the {vessel indicated) comis
of.
is
JEM
JEN
JEO
JEP
JEQ
Commandant.
Colonel commandant
House of Commons.
JPN
COMMUNIOATE-D-ING. TO COMMUNICATE.
Allow no communication. Allow no
pm
one on board.
disabled; communicate with me, ol
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he
..ht
will communicate
Be more concise in your communication.
Be very careful in your intercourse with
Am
JBG
Commander.
Inform the commander.

Senior commander.
What commander's name?
JFO
Commence-d-ing-ment.
At the commencement of
dis
Commence action
Commencement of hostilities.
--KTN
on the
Demurrage commenced
Has war commenced? or.
clared?
Hostilities
Is
war
de-
YU
commenced between
ozc
and
Light indicated will commence on (date
QSF
to follow)
JEV
Not commenced.
Commence
Open
fire, or.
clared
When does
When
it
srd
srg
fire
Operations have commenced War has commenced, or. War
commence?
is
de-
JEX
do you begin
Chamber
of
JEY
JEZ
COMMISSARY-IAT.
Commissa'riat department.
Commissariat stores.
JFE
COMMISSION-ED-ING.
Commissioned
Commissioner.
officer.
f ollovidng.
is.
is restored.
ws
is
allowed with
dzg
established ^by
JFV -Communication interruptedby

with)
JFW Comprehend the communication perfectly.
report).
JFX Confidential communication
hv
-1-
JFU
Communication
is
(or,
is
(or,
with)
(or,
Do not communicate with
JFY
-Does telegraphic communication go

the way?
Electrical
communication
all
.-
lvc
is
confiden-
hx
tial (or, private)
Following communication (signal, or,

message) is secret, and in cipher. -IQV
ended by tlie person signaling making
the hoist iQS=Cipher is ended.
uz
COMMISSAIKE op MARITIME INSCRIPTION.
Communicate the
Communication.
Comtnunication by telegraph
Communication by telegraph
Communication
(or,
Commerce -
Communication by telegraph is stopped,
IBJ
COMMERCE-IAL-LY.
JFC
JFT
gdu
JEW
JFD
JFS
YX
commence)?
When
When does th e blockade commence? . gnq
JFA
JFB
JFQ
JFR
do you commence discharging
cargo?
-HU
telegraph?
lUX
Close; I wish to communicate
Come nearer. Stop, or. Heave-to I have
something important to communiCode Flag over h
cate
Communicate by distant signals .--LGC
Communicate by telegraph..
iQC
Communicate in cipher
;
JFP
JES
....ps
Can you forward my communication by
ewj
Commander IN Chief
Commander in chief's office.
lotr
Commander in chief is
lov
The commander in chief is at
Where is the commander in chief? -low
commemorate-d-ing.
JEU
strangers
is
JER
JET
common-ly-ness-alty.
JFM
is
manded by?
JEL
JFL
Forward
my
communication by
graph, and pay for
its
tele-
transmission,
HY
JFZ
-Had communication with.

hv
Have no communication vnth
Have no communication with the shore
HZ
(or vnth vessel indicated)
Have received the following communication (or, instructions) from your
agent
(or,
owner)
ia
Part
GENEEAL VOCABULARY.
202
II.
COMMUNICATE COMPASS.
COMPAN Y
Communicate Continued.
Have you any message (telegram, order,
-IB
or, communication) for me?
infected vessel ( or, place )?_
JGA
ic

the shore?
I
am
am
can not stop to receive {or, have) any

if
communication
have had no communication with
IE
(place or vessel)
JGB
JGT
JGU
JGV
JGW
JGX
The pleasure of your company.

Very glad of your company.
Vessel, or. Ship may part company.
What company do you belong to?
iq
When did you part companyfrom?.lR
Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at
COMPARE-D-ISON.
Comparative-ly.
Should like to have another comparison,
GV
IQ
I shall communicate with
should wish to know the nature of the

sickness, if any, before I sand my
fc
boat {or, communicate)
I wish to communicate close
lux
Wish
will
JGC
I wish to communicate personally.

Important to communicate by
with) ...
m
Is the communication with regular?
{or,
JOB
Line of communication
__
qun
JGY
JGZ
JHA
JHB
JHC
No telegraphic communication
XLS
Report me {or. my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at
Stop, Heave-to, or.
46.)
Note.
xln
JGE
xmn
Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
Unless your communication is very important, I must be excused.

ij
Will you forward {or, communicate) the
following signal for me?
:_-ik
Will you telegraph to
{ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
communicate?
1
im
JHE
Are your compasses adjusted?

Azimuth compass
fqe
Bearings by compass are
gbh
Boat's compass
grv
Compass bearing
the bearing shown
JHD
Wish to communicate by
JGH
Commutator.
JGI
Company-ion.
JGM
JGN
JGO
JGP
JGQ
with).
ent
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin

company
Code Flag over y
And Co. (company). Messrs.
Co.
Better part company.
Company (and Co.)
jgk
I shall part company.
If you do not carry more sail we shall
part company.
In case we Dart company.
&
Keep company.
Let us keep together {or, in company)

for mutual support {or, protection) .in
Part company.
Parted company with
on the
(or,
Permission to part company.

at
JGR
{or,
You can communicate with and get

an answer in
JGL
signal {or, communication) is private

hx
communication
This
is private.
JGK
hce
The following
JGF
wzd
communication
a comparison? . . gu
Unless
otherwise
indicated,
hearings if in points and lialf points
are to be understood as Compass
Bearings, i. e. bearings as shown by
the compass and uncorrected for local
attraction or variation.
But when,
shown in degrees they are to be understood as Magnetic Bearings.
T'elephonic
me
Compass.
{For Compass Signals, seepages 45 and
communicate
you give
my chronometer;
Stoke-hold compartment.
Water-tight compartment.
Come nearer I have

sqmething important to communicate.
Code Flag over h
Stranger, or, Vessel bearing
wishes to
Telegraphic communication
to get a rate for
Compartment.
Bow compartment
Engine-room compartment.
uh
.;
DKX
ner
JGS
lgf
going to signal the contents of an

important telegram, to be communicated to you
{or, senior oflScer) requests

the pleasure of your company to din-
going to communicate by distant
signals
Continued.
The admiral
Shall
we keep company?
10
ip
JHF
Are your bearings true or magnetic

bearings?
gbd
(i. e.
by the compass and uncorrected for

either deviation or variation).
Compass card.
Compass signals in degrees.
Compass signals in points and
points.
JHI
JHU
I have no cargo
JHG
half
JHL Compasses not adjusted lately.
JHM -Compensation of compass.
JHN Deviation of compass.
JHO Deviation table.
JHP Floating, or. Liquid compass.
JHQ Gimbal of a compass.
Have you an azimuth compass?
pqh
JHR Ha'ê you any local attraction {or, deviation)?
JHS
Have you taken observations for variation?
JHT I am using variation ofdegrees.
JHK
have an azimuth compass

to disturb
fqi
my
passes.
com-
I have had no observations for variation lately.

JHW Is there any variation?
JHX Magnetic bearing.
Note. Magnetic bearings are compass,
JHV
bearings corrected for deviation.
Part
GENEKAL VOCABULARY.
II.
203
COMPASSCONCERN.
JHY
JHZ
JIA
JIB
JIC
JID
JIE
JIF
JIG
JIH
JIK
JIL
JIM
JIN
JIO
JIP
JIQ
Complete Cojiînited.
JKQ
I shall be complete
JKR Must be complete-dwith.
complete-d)
JKS -Report when finished
No variation.
Point.
---tnl
with.
(Of compass)
JKT When completed.
Pole, or, Standard compass.
Prismatic comjjass.
JKU When will you (or vessel indicated) be
complete?
Put a compass in the boat.
JKV When you are completewith.
Ship's head by compass
Steer course indicated by compass signal. JKW Will take time to complete.
JKX With complete success.
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.
True bearing
compass bearing corCompass Continued.
Must be swung to adjust compasses.
My compasses were adjusted at
in.
(or,
is
(i. e.
rected for deviation and variaaon.

All hearings are to be recKOiied from
the vessel making the signai).
Variation of the compass.
Vessel indicated bears.
^Was swung for adjusti-uai; of compasses at
What is the bearing by

What is the variatiou?
compass? .-gbm
^What is your deviation?

What variation do you allow?
When, or. Where were your compasses
JKY
OOMPLICATE-D-INO-ION.
JKZ
COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ARY.
Make my compliments-
JLA
JLB
JLC
JLD
JLE
JLF
last adjusted?
JIR
JIS
JIT
JIU
JIV
Compel led ling pulsion. (See also

Bound and Oblige. )
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
JLG
Compelled them
Not without compulsion.
JLH
^Can not be compelled.

to.
GBX
.-
JIW
Will be compelled.
JIX
COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION.
Compensation of compass
JIY
COMPETE-ITION.
JIZ
COMPETENT-CE-CY.
Certificate of competency
JKA
JKB
JKC
of.
Complement.
JKG
JKH
COMLETE-D-ING.
is
JLN
COMPREHEND-ED-ING.
JLO
Do
JLP
JLQ
JKP
am
(or vessel indicated
wreck.
is)
mq
Compound engine.
TO COMPREHEND.
Comprehend the communication perJEW
you, or. Does' he (or^person indicated) comorehend (or, understand)?

Not suflflciently comprehensible. It is
impossible to comprehend.
COMPRESS-ED-ING.
Air-compressing
Compressed
TO COMPRESS.
pump
air
JLR
Compressor.
JLS
compromise-d-ing.
Do not compromise yourself.
JLU
Are all your bills of lading complete

gkq
and signed?-Âre you complete?
ewx
Arrangement completed
Can you complete?,
Engines completely
of.
fectly
zis
JKL
JKM Complete refit necessary.
JKN Complete with coal.
JKO Complete with water.
disabled
JKI
COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION. ^
A squadron (give nationality) composed
wpp
ships passed in sight
of
enz
Antif ouling composition
the
squadron
Of how many ships was
yxM
seen composed?
COMPOUND-ED-ING.
JLT
TO COMPLETEWITH.
A complete wreck.--
JLK
JLM
PCX
Short of complement.
What your complement?
Completely-ion.
To be composed
Passengers,
JKD
JKE
JKF
JLI
ihq
No complaint
or. Crew sick with infectious
complaint
COMPLY-IED-ING. TO COMPLY.
Can 'omply with.
Can not comply with.
Coniply with request (or, signal).
In complianee with.
usp
Request can be complied with
Shall be complied with.
Sorry I am unable to comply with your
tJSX
request
Vessel (or person indicated) is not pble
to comply.
JHM
(person indicated)
you, or, Has
the proper certificate of competency?
IJA
Complain-bd-ing.
ifp
Cause of complaint
Have, or. Has made a complaint.
Have
RIM
up
-to
dvy
dwm
COMPULSORY-ION.
Not without compulsion
Pilotage is compulsory
JLV
CONCEAL-ED-INQ-MENT.
JLW
CONCEDE-D-ING.
JLX
CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y.
JLY
CONCENTRATE-D-ING-ION.
JLZ
CONCERN-ED-ING.
a complete
Jlv
tjo
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
204
II.
CONCERT CONGRESS.
JMA
JMB
JNK
CONCERT-ED-ING.
In concert with.
Shall
we
JNL
act in concert?.
JNM
JNO
JNP
JMC
CONCESSION.
JMD
CONCILIATE-D-TION.
JME
CONCISE-LY-NESS.
Be more concise in your communica-
JMG
JMH
JMI
JMK
JML
JMN
JMO
JMP
JMQ
JMR
JMS
JMT
JMU
JMV
JMW
JMX
JMY
JMZ
JNA
JNB
JNC
JND
JNE
JNP
JNG
JNH
JNI
Cone.
North cone hoisted.

South cone hoisted.
Steam cone.
JNQ
Confederate-d-ing-ion-cy.
JNR
Confer-red-ring-ence.
JNS
Confess-ed-ixg-ion-edly.
JFO
tion
JMF
Crimson Fluid.
Condy's Fluid.
CONCliTJDE-D-ING.
To CONCLUDE.
Conclusion-ive.
^Not yet concluded.
Shall conclude.
JNT
JNU
JNV
Confidence-t.
Am,
'Are conhdent.
Confioenciai-ly.
Is, or-,
Confidential report (or, couimunicaiii.U;,
CONDEMN-ED-INQ
Condemned as unseaworthy.
Following signal
qwf
Condemned by Lloyd's agent
is
{or,
3fx
communication)
hx
confidential (or, private)
Condemned stores.
JNW Have you any confidence in
Have condemned a part of my provisions. JNX No confidence in dependence upon).
?
{or,
CONDENSE-D-ING-ATION.
JNZ
JOA
JOB
!
JOC
xfw
JOF
Surface condenser out of order
XFY
JOG
JOH
CONDITION-AL-ALLY. {Agreement. )
On, or, upon condition.
Unconditional-ly
ygtj
Condor
:atg
{Coin)
Conduct-ed-ing.
Bad conduct---
To conduct.
them) in close confine-
PYU
Confir]^-ed-ing-ation.
Confinnation, or. Ratification takes
place at
{or, on
).
Is it confirmed that {vessel indicated)
has foundered
Is there any confirmation
News, or. Report, or. Information
?
is
Officially
confirmed
confiscate-d-ing-iox.
JOK
Conflagration.
JOM
JON
conflict-ed-ing.
Conflicting reports.
Conform-ed-ing-able-y-ity.
JOP
In conformity with.
JOQ
CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.
Avoid-ed-ing confusion
In great confusion.
Without the least confusion.
JOR
ijf
Want official Confirmation.
JOI
JOL
{or, certified)
Report requires confirmation.

Want-ed-ing confirmation.
JOS
JOT
congest-ed-ing-ion.
JOU
Congo (Kongo) State.
JOV
congratclate-d-ing-ion.
Allow me to congratulate you
Colors.
JOW Congratulate-d-ing you.

JOX
To congratulate
fov
dza
you.
---fra
JOY
Conductor.
Gallant Conduct.
conduct.
Lightning conductor
Nonconductor-ing
The conductor {or, guard).
{or,
confirmed.
Good
'
yde
pvh
luv
JOD
JOE
Gwt
gwu
Confinb-d-ing.
Close confinement
Confinement.
Keep him
ment
Condensing boiler burst

Condensing boiler damaged
Condensing boiler tubes burst
Jet condenser
Surface condenser
Condition. (See also State. )

Are you, or. Is
{vessel indicated) in a
condition to proceed?
an
Bad condition
fqz
Condition of cargo
iak
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition?
ne
Good condition
oeb
I am not in a condition for action
dit
In what condition îs
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of
water dangerous to navigation, -kvs
What condition?
What condition is the cargo in?
ibh
What is the condition (state) of
JNY
To CONDENSE.
Condenser.
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order)
Condenser pipes.
Condenser tubes.
Condenser tubes burst.
Condenser tubes choked {or, Salted).
Condenser tubes leaking.
Condenser tubes out of order.
Congress. (See aiso Parliament.)

Act of Congress {or, Parliament) ---Die
By an act of Congress {or, Parliament),
qtj
siz
JOZ
J
PA
DIE
-Has Congress {or, Parliament)

Member of Congress.
met 1
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
205
CONGRESSCONSUME.
CONGEESS
Continued.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legixlative body) adjourns (or,
adjourned) on the
fei
Congress, Parliament, Assembly '{or
other legislative body) is dissolved. fej
Congress, Parliament, Assembly {or
other legislative body) met {or, meets)
on the
Recent act of Congress, Parliament,
Assembly (or other legislative body),
DIL
JPB
JQN
JQO
JQP
JQR
Consider Continued.
For consideration of
klb
Furnace considered dangerous
Has been considered.
Hurricane did considerable damage.PAK
Is, or. Are not considered.
Shall, or. Will consider.
There has been so much fog as to cause
considerable detention
Conical buoy.
JPE
JPP
CONN-ED-ING.
Conning tower.
JPG
JPH
CONNECT-ED-ING-ION.
Connect your screw propeller,
Conical.
ngl
..
yhd
Under consideration
JQS
JPC
JPD
TO
CONSIGN-ED-ING-TO.
To
CONSIGN.
whom is your cargo consigned?- ..ibn
JQT
Whom are you {or vessel indicated) con-
JQU
JQV
Consignee.
Consignment.
JQW
CONSIST-ED-INO
signed to?
dles.
Connected with.
JPI
JPK Connecting rod.
or,
pad-
OP.
Cargo consists of
Fleet consists of
Connecting-rod bolts broken ..^.--GXV

Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
--Heb
of order)-
hzr
..-NEL
JQX
Consols.
JQY
Consort.
JQZ
conspicuotjs-ly-ness-ity.
I can not make out your flags; hoist
them in a more conspicuous position,
JPL
connive-anoe.
JPM
conqubr-ed-ing.
JPN
Conscious.
JRA
CONSPIRB-D-ING-ACY-ATOR.
JPO
conscsipt-ion.
JRB
CONSTABLE-ULARY.
JPQ
consbcrate-ed-ing.
JRC
CONSTANT-LY-CY.
Reinforcements constantly arriving,
JPR
consecutive-ly.
JBD
CONSTITUTE-D-ING.
JPS
{See also Permit

CoNSENT-ED-iNG TO.
and Agree. )
Can not, or. Will not consent (permit
JRE
Constitution- AL- ALLY.
JRF
CONSTRAIN-ED-ING.
JRG
JRH
CONSTRUCT-BD-ING-ION.
JRL
CONSUL-AR.
Consul General.
Consul is absent.
Consular Court.
OWL
consecration.
iroM
JPU Have, or. Has consented.

JPV I will consent.
JPW Vessel {or person indicated) consents.
you {or persons indicated; consent
JPT
it).
Will
{or,
dug
agree)?
JPX
Would not consent.
JPY
Consecjuence-t-ly.
OccaHappened in consequence of.
sioned by.
Heave-to, or take the consequences -OSG
In consequence of.
Of not much consequence.
Of the utmost consequence {or, impor-
JPZ
tance).
The consequence will be.

Took place in consequence
What was the consequence?
To
Considbe-ed-ing.
it {or,
JQM
The consul
is
desired to
come
{or,
JRQ
Vice-consul,
JRS.
Consulate.
JRT
Consult -ATioN
or.
Consular Agent.
consid-
JRY
Consume-d-ijjg-ption.
leak dangerous?
send)
on board.
JRX
ered?
Do you consider
jRP
dqn
hwv
QWG
JRW
-ion.
Have you
JRN
JRO
JRU
JBV
Considerable fault found with.
JQL
JRM
up
consider.
them) necessary.
Considerable-y.
Considerable sea
Considerately or,
Do you consider,
Constructor.
Have, or. Has been constructed.
JRI
JRK Shall, or, Will be constructed,
with.
After a consultation
Consult captain
Consult Lloyd's agent
Consult owner.
Consult underwriters.
Have, or, Has been consulted.
Shall, or, Will be consulted..
of.
Consider
CONSTITUENT.
QI
What
is
hour
your consumption of coal per

.ixm
-
full speed?
206
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CONSUMPTIVECONVOY.
Part IL
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CONVOY Corvette,
207
208
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
COST^COUNTEBMAND.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
209
COUNTERMINECRACK.
JYQ
JYR
Countermining launch.
JZP
JYS
countbrsign-ed-inq.
JZQ
COUNTBRMINE-D-ING.
countebweight
zbd
SYT
Countess.
JYU
Country.
North country coal
ixf
JZR
JZS
Course Continued.
will they)
What course shall you
steer?
What course were you (or, they) steering?
What the course to
(or,
is
When do you intend to alter cour8e?-ECX

When I alter course to-night I will show
QW
alight
When will you alter course?
ecy
When you alter course (or, tack) tonight show a light.
JYV
County.
County court.
JYW
JYX
OOUP-DE-MAIN.
JYZ
JZA
COUPLE-D-ING.
JZT
Couple of
gxw
Coupling bolts broken

Shaft coupling bolts broken
CouRAGE-ous-LY.
gyp
Courier.
JZC
Course.
JZD
JZE
niv
RGQ,
Mizzen course
RWP
Set the courses.

Shift a course.
JZW
Course. Of course.
As a matter of course
fac
hep
(Bravery)
(See also Steer.
Main course
JZU
JZV
JZX
JZB
Courses. (Sails.
Pore course
Court.
Admiralty court
Consular court
County court-
dlr
JRO
---
ebu JZY
Court-martial.
Alter course
Âlter course one point (or number indi- KAB Court of arbitration.
KAC Court of inquiry.
cated) to port.
Alter course one point (or number indi- KAD Court of law.
Naval Court
cated) to starboard.
station)
Âlter course to (point indicated) .wp
Police court
Am I steering a proper course? Is my
JYW
sen
tnx
(or,
JZP
present course a correct one (indicate

the course steered, if necessary) ?
iKS
Change your course
Continue, your present course. Stand
JZG
JZH
JZI
JZK
KAE
KAF
COURTESY-OUS-LY.
Cove,
or,
Bight.
JSM
KAG COVER-ED-ING.
on
KAH Are you, or. Is (person indicated) covCourse and distance.
ered?
Course to be followed. your present
kib
Cylinder cover
Do not stand too far on
Kic
Cylinder cover broken
course.
ouv
High-pressure cylinder cover
How long may we stand on our present
KAI High-pressure cylinder cover broken.
course?
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
I do not intend altering course for the
PQT
eci
present (or, until
ecj
KAJ Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
I shall alter course
broken.
eck
I shall not alter course
KAL Low-pressure cylinder cover.
I think we had better alter course to
ecl KAM Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken.
(point indicated)
KAN Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.
I will show a light to-night when I alter
Qw KAO Under cover
course)
of.
Is
my present course a correct one
Am
I steering a proper course (indicate

the course steered, if necessary)'!-. jz
JZL
Out of the course of
JZM
JZN
Steer course indicated by compass sig3IF

nal
Storm center in (direction indicated),
(direction
probable course toward
IGY
indicated)
The course steered is the best for the
present (or until time indicated)
The same course.
Vessel indicated has altered course .ecu
yvo
Water course
(point
had better alter course to
ecv
indicated)
What course are you (or, they) steering?
JZO
-.
We
7656409
14
Cow.
cowabd-ly-ice.
uge
Race course
KAP
KAQ
Coxswain.
KAE
KAS
KAT
KAU
KAV
KAW
KAX
Cockswain
-lYV
Crab.
Crack-ed-ino.
Cylinder cracked.
High-pressure cyliiider cracked out
of order).
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
(or, out of order).
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
of order).
Piston rod cracked (or, broken).
(or,
210
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
CRAFTCROOKED.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
211
CROP CUSTODY.
KDS
Crop.
A good crop of
KFG
Crops look well.
A short crop of
Cotton crop
jxs
Crops destroyed.
KDW Crops have suffered severely (are much KPH
KDT
KDU
KDV
injured)
Crops look well.
A good crop of
.kdt
How the crop?

KDY Sugar crop.
feDX
KDZ
Ceoss-ed-ing.
Can
I cross the bar?
KEJ
Cktjtch.
Crystal-ise-d-line.
KFJ
cube-ic-al.
Cubic centimeter
Cubic foot
Cubic inch
pvy
Cross bearings.
Cross-cut saw.
Cross-examine-d-ing-ation
Crosshead.
-^Cross-jack yard.
Cross the bow.
Crosstree.
Crossway.
Piston-rod crossheads damaged
znm
AYC
ayd
znp
Cubic meter
zno
Cubic millimeter
aye
Cubic yard
Measure of cubic capacity {See page 53),
to,
AYB
KFL
Cuddy.
KFO
Handcuff-ed-ing.
KFP
culpable-ility.
cultivate-d-ing-ion.
xvy
KFQ
KFR
What are the leading marks for crossing

fwo
the bar?
KFS
Cup.
KFT
Cure-d-ing-able.
KFU
KPV
CuEIOUa-LY-SITY.
KFW
Current.
Against the current(tide,or,stream)DSE
of.
KFM Cuddy passenger.

KPN CUFP-BD-ING.
{or,
broken).
Pump crosshead
Pump crosshead out
Topmast
KEL
Fall.
dcf
KFI
pvr
Shall I be able
get over the bar?
KEI
Crushed.
Jammed
is
Bar can not be crossed until
KEA
KEB
KEC
KED
KEF
KEG
KEH
Ceush-ed-ing.
Accident happened.
...ubg
ubh
of order
crosstrees
When did you cross the equator?
xm
the bar?
Where did you cross the equator?
Where will you cross the equator?
KEM
KEN
KEO
KEP
Ckoton.
Croton
KEQ
KER
Crow.
Crowbar-
oil.
cunning-ly-ness.
Currant.
Athwart the current
pwi
culture.
(tide, or,
stream),
PJI
KFX
KFY
KFZ
KGA
Can not stem the current {or, tide).

Current runs miles per hour.
Current sets off shore.
Current sets on shore.
Current, or. Tide will run very strong.
KES
Crowsfoot-feet.
Crowsnest.
KET
Crowd-bd-ing.
KEU
Crown-ed-ing.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed .nuc
Earth current
len
Electric current
lus
KEY
Cruel-ly-ty.
Induced current
pit
KEW
Cruise-d-ino OFF.
Are there many men-of-war
ing?
During the cruise
KEX
KEY
KEZ
Enemy's cruisers have been seen

,
steering to the
--
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser)

Hired cruiser.
Revenue cruiser (or, vessel).
KFB
KPC
KPD
KPE
Saw
Saw enemy's ship
cruis-
...kfa
evw
cruiser
Belted cruiser
Cruisers are very vigilant.
During the cruise.
gfd
XG
of the tide {or, current)
tvq
Price current'
There is less current inshore (or in
direction indicated).
Tide, or. Current sets to the
Try the current {or, tide).
KGD
KGE
KGF
KGH
Undercurrent
What current
KGI
What
you
to the
OF
lzk
{or
cruiser) off
in latitude and longitude indicated).
enemy's ship {or, cruiser) to the
xws
Torpedo cruiser
(or,
Is there much current?

Keep out
now
Cruiser.
{Indicate miles per hour, if necessary.)
KGC
Armored
KFA
KGB-
we
KGJ
yhe
and
direction) do
expect (or, reckon on)?
is
{rate
the current? Do you, or, Do

any current?
the set and rate of current (or,
feel
What is
tide)?
KGL
Curry.
KGM
KGN
Curve-d-ing-ature.
Custody.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
212
II.
CUSTOM DAM.
KGO Custom.
Customary. (Ûsual)
KGP Customer.
KGQ Is it the custom to
KGR Customs. (See also Duties.
Cylinder CowMj) ued.
ymx
Board of Customs
Cleared at the Custom-house
KGS
KGT
KID
KIE
KIP
KIG
got
KGU
KGV
KGW
officer.
KGX
KGY
KGZ
KHA
KHB Shall clear at Custom-house.
Cross cut saw
KHG Cut away.

KHI
KHJ
Cut away the mizzen mast

Cut away your masts
Cut down.
Cut
ouv
kau
Intermediate-pressure cylinder.
PQT
Intermediate-pressure
cylinder
cover
broken
kaj

(or, out of order)
kav
Low-pressure cylinder.
Low-pressure cylinder cover

Low-pressure cylinder cracked
kal
(or,
out
kaw
of order)
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
KAN
KIL
Czar.
KIM
KIN
Czarevitch.
Czarevna.
KIO
D.
rwn
kj
off.
Cut out
KHL
keb
High -pressure cylinder cover
or order)
KIH
KIJ
KHC Cut-ting. To cut.

Accident happened. Cut. Stab--.DCG
KHD After cutting away her masts.
Cable is cut (or, broken)
hqp
KHE Can be cut off.
KHF Can not cut.
kat
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,

KAI
High -pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
ite
Clearing the Custom-house.

Custom-house.
Custom-house boat. Revenue boat.
Custom-house duties.
Customs
Have you a Custom-house officer on
board?
Have you cleared the Custom-house?
Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
Not cleared at Custom-house.
Cylinder cracked
Cylinder damaged.
Cylinder out of order.
Cylinder side rod.
High-pressure cylinder.
svu
Cut, weigh, or, Slip.

Get an offing.
Wait for nothing
kw
Cut, or, slip your cable
hra
Do not cut.
KHM Do not cut away your masts.

KHN ^Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out?
must cut my cable

May, or, Can be cut out.
hri
KHO
KHP Much cut up.
KHQ Obliged to cut away.
KHR Shall I cut?
Weigh,
Wait
KHS
Cutlass.
KHT
Cutlery.
cut, or.
Get an
Slip.
offing.
kw
for nothing
KHU Cutter.
KHV Is a Revenue cutter.
Steam
Steam
KHW
KHX
cutter.
Small
cutter's engine
Cutting.
An
steamboat --GUw
mbx
artificial passage.
Hundredweight
KHY
Cycle.
KHZ
Cyclone.
KIQ
Daily. Every day.

Daily expected.
Daily paper.
KIS
Daily
KIA
KIB
KIC
cyclone)
kmx
report.
Daily returns
kmy
In daily expectation of an embargo. lwh
.of
gt
You are steering right into tbe center of

(or,
slide.
KIR
KIT
the hurricane
new method of spelling,
KIP
Cutwater.
CwT.
(Letter.) (For
see page 13.
..pan
Dairy.
Daktylas.
(Measure of length)
KIU
Dale.
KIT
Dam-med-ming.
Cofferdam ..
avo
Cylinder.
Cylinder cover.
Cylinder cover broken.
-IZK
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
213
DAMAGEDANGER.
KIW
Damaqe-d.
Are y ou or
,
Damage Continued.
(See also Injure. )
Ammunition
,
Is
is
damaged
efq
(vessel indicated) materi-
ally damaged (or, injured)?

ao
Bell buoy damaged; not working.- gen
Boiler burst; very slight damage --Gvw
Boiler damaged
avx
Boiler plates damaged
_. gwi
Can damage be repaired at sea?
ba
Can the damage be repaired by yourselves --BO
Can not exactly estimate the damage,
KJQ
KJR
KIZ
KJA
KJB
KJC
Damage
is
{or,
repaired.
Damaged rudder
Damaged rudder can not steer
Damaged the bitts.
Damaged the windlass.
Damages (indemnity)
Damages are assessed at
;
KJD
KJE
KJF
HRX
Did
KJS
KJT
phn
fecj
KJP
I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard.

I have damaged (or, sprung)topsailyard.
I have damaged (or, sprung) upper topyou Tnaao
terially damaged (or, injured)?
Is your bow much damaged?
BQ
Is your cargo much damaged?..?
to repair
Without damage.
to
hm
damages?
BV
phn
(Indemnity)
Dance-d-ing.
KJX
Dane.
KJY
Danger-ous-ly.
Accident; dangerously wounded
For fires.
To dance.
Danish.
mark.
Den-
Danish Colors.
(or,
AL
hurt/.
Appearances are dangerous be on your

FN
guard
fo
Are you in danger?
fq
Bar, or. Entrance is dangerous
la
Bar is not dangerous
Beware of derelict dangerous to naviJE
gation
Channel, or. Fairway is dangerous.. FU
Channel is dangerous without a pilot,
;
(vessel indicated) or. Are
you go
KJW
Is
will
Damper.
Hurricane did not do much damage, pal

bn
I am very seriously damaged
I have damaged (or, sprung)
yard.
I have damaged (or, sprung) fore
I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top-
I shall repair damage in
wish
KJV
plb
sail yard.
KJO
damaged;
Damp.
sail yard.
KJM
KJN
seriously
KJU
will you (or vessel indicated)

_ _ _ bm
be repairing damages?
Hurricane did considerable damage -PAK
KJL
Vessel
..._kjb
transfer passengers
"What
damage have you sustained?
Damages.
How long
KJI
damage
bi
KJG
KJH
Trifling
Where
vbi
you ior vessel indicated) receive

any damage?
gwy
Donkey boiler damaged
Have, or, Has received damage (or,
pla
injury) to
Have you damaged yoxir machinery? mbo
Have you reeceived any damage (or,
injury)?
vla
wsn
Steam pipe damaged
wuK
Stem seriously damaged . . .
wva
Stern tube damaged
The damage to machinery is not serious,
and is such as can be repaired by the
rl
vessel's own engineers
gna
Thrust block damaged
JAD
Thrust collar damaged
Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
BD
be
Damaged, or, Sprung mast can not carry

BH
sail
tyx
ucx
tyx
damaged)
hours,
Damage not ascertained.

Damage serious (particulars to follow,
if necessary).
Damage to machinery part to be indicated).
Damage trifling.
Damaged keel.
is
wgl
Slid^-valve gear damaged
kjb
Slight damage
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged a lower
RC J
mast
Sprung, or. Seriously damaged lower
.rck
yard (or spar indicated)
bp
place indicated)
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
I.bg
without assistance
KIX
KIY
(or,
kej
trl
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
gwtj
kid
sea
damaged
damaged
damaged
Put back damaged
Screw propeller damaged
jmr
Damage can be repaired at sea

Damage can not be repaired at
crossheads
Propeller
'
Cylinder damaged
Damage can be put to rights in
^Must discharge cargo to repair damages.

onj
No damage (or, harm) done
Powder
MHR
Condensing boiler damaged,
Piston-rod
broken)
_
Cargo damaged
hzs
Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
HZT
Cargo not much damaged (slightly
damaged)
iad
order)
^...kjc
Keel damaged
Levers damaged (or, out of order) . .qox
Much damage has been done to (or,
LD
Coast
Coast
KJZ
is
is
dangerous
not dangerous
Danger of parting
Dangerous,
boat
KLA
or.
ixw
...ixy
(or, driving).
Great risk in sending a

GSZ
Dangerous position.
Dangerous to admit too many on board

GB
at a time
214
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
DANGEEDAY.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
215
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
216
II.
DECKDELIVER.
KQB
KQC
KQD
KQE
KQP
Deck Continued.
Deck quarters.
KRH
Gear for cleaning decks
isv
Have lost deck cargo

Lower deck
,
Main deck
ecb
ixv
Lines of defence
Local defence
qxv
KRI
Defence net.
KRJ
No defence can be made.
KRL/
Defend-ed-ing.
iao
hgi
On deck.
Quarter deck.
Upper deck.
KRM Defend ship.

If
Declare-d-ing-ation.
Declaration of Paris.
Have, or, Has declared.
Have, or. Has not declared.
Is
war declared?
tbk
Has war com-
or.
menced?
"War is declared {or,
KRN
KRO
Decline accepting any
To depend.
we keep together, we can defend
our-
PYE
Defendant.
Defer-red-bing-ment.
YU
has commenced), yx
Decline-d-ing-ation.
quo
selves
KQG
KQH
KQI
Defbnce-sive-sible.
Coaat-defence ship
(See also Post-
pone. )
KRP
KRQ
Deficient-ly-cy.
KRS
Define-d-ing-ition.
KRT
Depinite-ly-ive-lt.
KRU
KRV
Defraud-ed-ing.
Deficit.
dbv
have anything further to do

say) in the matter
eqo
I must decline answering
... bna
Offered assistance,but they declined . fgm
Vessel [or person indicated) declines.
I decline to
(or,
KQJ
KQL
Decoy-ed-ing.
KQM
KQN
Decrease-d-ing.
KRW
Defy-ied-ing-iance.
Decree-d-ing.
KRX
Degree of.
KQO
KQP
KQR
KQS
KQT
Deduct-ed-ing-ion.
To decoy.
By
degrees
hpc
Compass signals in degrees ( page 45) . jhi
KRY Degree of
KRZ
Deed.
Deep-en-ed-ing.
(See also
Deep-sea lead.
Deep water.
Deepest water
Depth.)
is
(or,
Defalcation.
KSB
KSC
KSD
KSE
KSF
KSG
KSH
KQX How deep is

KQY Is she deep?
KQZ Not deep.
KRA The deepest water.
KRB Too deep.
Water is too deep
Water is too deep
(Embezzlement)
ekb
KSJ
Defeat-ed-ing.
KRD
Defect-ive.
Delay-ed-ing.
To delay.
(See also
Detain. )
Cause of delay
ifq
Delayed at.
Delayed by.
Delayed by contrary winds.
Delayed by thick fog.
Delayed through the recent gale.
Do not delay (detain)
How long will delay be?
I must not delay (detain).
I will not delay (or, detain) you long.
If delayed (or, detained).
What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?
Delegate-d-ing.
To defeat.
To delegate.
Delight.
Can
Can
(See also
(Pleasure)
Delighted. (Pleased).
Delightf ul-ly. (Pleasant)
Damage. )
defects be repaired at sea?

ba
defects be repaired by yourselves?
BC
Defects can be repaired at sea
be
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
place indicated)
bp
Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
without assistance
may be set right in
Defects
Found defective.
Send
list
What
of defects.
are your defects?
zm
lxd
KSN
KRC
svc
KSL
KSM
KSI
ywl
to anchor
longitude.
In an ordinary degree
pvb
KQW Deeply laden.
latitude.
am using variation of degrees.. jht
degrees below zero
nearest the bank
reef)
KRG
Degree of
I
KQU
Deeper-est.
KSA
Deepest water is in the channel.. ilr
KQV Deepest water is nearer the shore.
KRE
KRF
Defray-ed-ing.
bg
hours. bd
KSO
KSP
KSQ
KSR
KST
Delirious-um.
Delirium tremens.
Deliver-y.
Delivered.
Have, or. Has been delivered.
KSU Have the mails been delivered?
KSV Have you delivered?
KSW On delivery.
KSX Shall, or, Will be delivered.
KSY You are to deliver.
tms
_ _
tmr
tmn
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
217
DEMANDDERANGE.
KSZ
KTA
Depend Continued.
Demand-ed-inq. To demand.
Demand has been sent.
Have, or. Has been demanded
KUJ
(or,
claimed) by
mw
Make a demand.
No demand
On demand
Salvage demanded
.-.vgd
KUM
KTE Send your demandsto (or
KTF Some demand springing np.
KTG They will demand explanation.
claim)?
KTH What the demand
KTB
KTC
KTD
for.
is
Democrat- ACY-ic.
KTJ
Demolish-ed-ing.
KTL
Demur-red-ring.
KTM
Demurrage.
A day's demurrage
cated)
Day's demurrage
number
is
{Measure of weight)
(See
Dane)
Denote-d-ing.
KTP
Dense-ly-ity.
KTQ
Deny-ied-ing.
KTR
Depart -ED- ing-ure.
indi-
After the departure of

Before departureof of
Hasten the departure
Have you seen any vessel
uox
be depended upon beyond
to
your own resources.

Reckoning not to be depended upon.RU
uoy
To be depended Mpon (reliable)
Your departure.
KUA
Department.
quantity of coal remains in
lier (lighter, or, coal depot)?
col-
ixo
Depreciate-d-ing-ion.
kjx
KUV
Depress-ed-ing-ion.
Meteorological Office, or. Weather Bureau, reports depression approaching
BTP
from the
KUW
Deprive-d-ing-ation.
KUX
Depth. (See also Deep, and Soundings. )

Asks precise time of high water, and
xb
minimum depth at that time
Note. Reply will be:
1. By an hour signal. {Seepage 58g.)
denoting
2. By a numeral signal
drm
onr
KML
feet.
KUY Ât high water you will have feet.

KUZ At low water you will have feet.
KVA Depth
is.
KVB Indicate the depthof What depth?

KVC Is there suf&cieht depth of water?
KVD The depth here {or at place indicated)
.
your last departure
from?
KTZ
iwn
KUS
the date of
Where did you take
is
KVE
KVP
feet at low water.
What depth? Indicate the depth- -Kvb

What is the depth at high water?
What is the depth at low water?
KVG What is the depth of water in feet at

What is the
Jfa
Commissariat department
Goods department--Head of department
Intelligence department
Naval department
Passenger department
oeu
oqh
poe
KVH
KVI
- -
Depends on circumstances
Dependence {reliance)
I can not depend on my time.
I shall depend on.
Light is not to be depended on
the
What the depth of ofwater overalongside
What the depth water
iRCt
trow
qd
sill?
is
is
is the least depth of water we

vr
shall have (or, ought to have)?
You will have less than feet of water.
What
tdp
RS
depth of water on the bar?
the
sec
-
KUB Depend-ed-ing-enceON.
KUC Can depend on.
KUD Can I depend on?
Can I depend on your time?
KUE -Can you depend on your time?
KUF Can not depend on.
{not relia-
ban
To deny.
ure?
KUI
upon
ble)
What
Report when ship denoted is sighted.TJSD
What was
KUH
to be depended
Nothing
knc
since your
KTU
departure?
KTV I can not hasten my departure.
KTW I must hasten my departure.
KTX My departure.
your depart-
KTY
JNX
on
Not
KUN Deplore-d-ing-able-y.
KUO Depose-d-ing-ition.
KUF Deposit-ed-ing.
KUQ Depot.
Coal depot
KUR Naval depot.
KMU
KTO
KTS
{or
Demurrage commences-d on the
Denmark.
depended on).
(or,
KTI
Denk.
{or,
RS
May I depend upon your time?
No confidence in. No dependence
of.
for).
KTN
May be trusted
KVJ
KVL
Depute-d-ing.
Chamber
To depute.
of Deputies
KVM Deputation.
ika
Deputy, or, Member of Congress or ParTBO

liament
Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.
KVN
KVO Derange-d-ing-ment.
Machinery
slightly
deranged
mcq
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
218
Part
II.
DERELICTDESTEOY.
KVP
KWV
Derelict.
Beware
of derelict
gation
dangerous to naviJE
To despatch.
Despatch-bd-ing.
also Letter.
)
(See
Any
letters {or, papers) from

?
Ji
Âny letters {or, despatches) on board?
KWX
Derelict has been
in the vicinBring
Brought) despatches. -..hiq
ity of
JF
Despatch boat
^^_-_gsn
KVB Derelict reported passed on
Despatch box
hdc
tude longitude dangerous to
Despatch
necessary.
jk
navigation.
KWY Despatch vessel, or. Aviso.
KVQ
fired.
(or,
(or,
Have you
is
fallen in
with crew of dere-
KVT
Have you seen
KVW
Derrick.
KVX
KVY
Descend-ed-ing.
eyb
nmz
for despatches
jl
Government despatch
ofs
Had any fitters {or, despatches) arrived at?
JM
Have (pr vessel indicated has) de-
spatches for
jN
from
JO
Have
letters (mails, or, despatches) for

you {or vessel or person indicated) . jp
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
for me (or vessel, person,

indicated)
Descent.
Describe-d-ing.
By the description given.
KWA Can you describe?

KWB Can not describe.
KWC Describe exactly what you
weight,
KWD ^Description.
KWE Have you sent description?
KWF Send description.
KWG The same description.
KWH Deseet-ed-ing-ion.
want
all
for the anchorage {or,
despatch
jt
-
KXB
KXC
ima
kcm
Send for despatches
jw
(or, letters)
Send your despatches.

Take despatches.
Telegraphic despaches
xln
Telegraphic despatches arrived from
KXD
Design-ed-ing-edlt-ation.
make
JS
(or,
Refer to my despatches (or, letters) . ju

Refer to your despatches (or, letters) .jv
deserted
Deserter.
Desbrve-d-ing-ly.
have Government despatches

with
Crew
KWL
KXA Important despatches.
Charged with desertion
KWJ
am the bearer of important despatches,
I shall
(size;
or place
jq
JR
etc.).
Wait for despatches.

Will you forward
despatches) to
JX
my
letters
(or,
qu
desirb-d-ing-ons-able to.
desired to acquaint you {or person
Am
indicated)
Captain desires
Commanding
KXE
KXF
dgz
inform you.HWE
desires.
jdz
me to
oflicer
to.
is
It
is
not desirable.
Owners
at
Owners
KWT
desire
me to
inform you to coal
HE
me to
inform you to discharge cargo first at

) place next indicated)
^
ST
Owners desired me to inform you. _syk
That is my desire.
desire
The consul
onboard
is
desired to
come
(or,
send)
jrp
KWU The desired effect.
Vessel desires to be reported by telegraph to owner (Mr.

) at
usf
Your agents desire me to inform you,
DTE
Will you take despatches?
Your despatches
Despise-d-ing.
jy
are ready.
To
despise.
Dessatine (square measure)
KWN Desire to see (or, speak)

KXG
Desire you will acquaint
dhf
KWO Desires me to tell you.
KXH
KWP Do you desire?
5WQ Have, Had, or, Has the desired effect.
KWR It desirable.
KWS
my despatches
Have {or vessel indicated has) despatches
KVU
KWM
Go
..JH
Dkeivb-d-ing-ation.
KWI
Despatches.
Despatches arrived
Forward
derelict?
jg
good condition, hull well out of water
dangerous to navigation.
Passed the derelict vessel
on the
Saw derelict in latitude , longitude
on the
KVZ
KWZ
MBT
lict?
KVS
lati-
KXI
KXJ
axo
Dessert.
Destine-d-ing-ation.
Arrived at destination
Convoy
to disperse
and make
exu
for desti-
nation ....
is
Do you call at any port before destination?
..htb
What is his (her,
or, their) destination?

destination is closed your
owners desire you to proceed to
Your port of
KXL
Destitute-ution.
KXM
Destroy -ed-ing.
KXN Can you destroy?

Crops destroyed
KXO Destroyed by fire.
KXP
Have, or. Has destroyed.
KXQ Have you destroyed?
KXR
Shall I destroy?
kdv
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
219
DESTEOYDILEMMA.
Destroy Continued.
Torpedo catcher
KXS
KXT
{or,
chaser,
or,
de-
XWB
stroyer)
"Was,
Were destroyed.
or.
Destructivii-ly-ion.
Destructive radius.
KXU
KXV Detach-ed-ing-ment.
KXW Detached squadron.

KXY
Detail-ed-ing.
KXZ
Detain-ed-ing-ention.
Cause of detention
KYT
KYU
KYV
Diameter-bical-ly.
KYW
Diary.
KYX
dictate-d-ing-ion-tor.
KYZ
Dictionary.
ipq
Detained at
ksb
Detained by
ksc
Detained by contrary winds
ksd
Detained by ice.
Detained by the emigration officer.
Detained by thick fog
ksb
Detained in harbor.
ksg
Do not detain (delay)
I have been {or vessel indicated was) detained
{place
days windbound at
kye
indicated) -ksi
I must not detain {or, delay)
ksj
I will not detain you long
ksl
If detained
No cause of detention.
ngl
considerable detention
Vessel indicated was {or, I have been)
{place indidetained windbound at
KYD
KYE
cated).
What
detains-ed you?
Detect-ed-ing-ion.
{Discover)
KYF
Detective.
KYG
KYH
Deteriorate-d-ing-ation.
KYI
KYJ
DiARRHCEA-ETIC.
KZA
ksm
ldm
Deunum.
{Square measure)
Die. To die. (See also Dead and Dying.

Hwi
Captain died on
kob
Died, or. Dead
lqm
Dying
kom
How many have died?
hgp
The breeze will die away
)
Die.
KZB
Taps, stocks,
KZC
DiET-ED-ING-ARY.
KZD
DlFPER-ED-lNG. To differ.
Can the difference be arranged? ...ewz
KZE
KZF
KZG
KZH
KZI
KZJ
KZL
KZM
KZN
KZO
KZP
KZQ
KZR
KZS
and
dies.
Difference.
Difference of latitude.
Difference of longitude
Different.
Different
Different speed.
Differently.
No difference.
Not much differencebetween and
Totally, or. Quite different.
Very different.
We {or parties indicated) differ.
size.
What difference?
DlEFICULT-Y.
Entrance
Entrance
Determine-d-ing-ation-able.
Detonate-d-ing-ion.
Detonating fuze
Detonator.
bmf
(See Do.)
Did.
(See also Delay. )
KYA
KYB
KYC
Diamond.
is difficult
is
not
difficult
Fire difficult to get at
now
KZT
Great difficulty, or. Very difficult.
mfo
mfp
op
KZU I am in difficulties direct me how to

steer.
KZV I find great difficulty in weighing.
;
axj
a difficult anchorage to get away

ELB
from?
ilo
Is the channel difficult?
Is it
KYL
Deviate-d-ing-ion.
Deviation of compass
Deviation table
Have you any
local attraction (devia-
tion)?
What
is
JHN
JHO
your deviation?
JHR
Jio
KZW Is the river navigation difficult?

KZX
KZY
LAB
Is there any
difficulty?
It difficult to extricate.
It very
qbm
Landing very difficult
LAC No difficulty.
LAD Should there be any difficulty.
LAE There not much difficulty.
You will find great difficulty in getting
PCi
through the ice at
LAF You will have great difficulty in obtainis
difficult.
is
is
KYM
KYN
Dew.
KYO
Dhow.
is
Dholl.
Diachylon,
or,
ing water.
Adhesive plaster. -djw
KYP Diagonal-ly.
KYQ Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.
KYE Diagram OP.
KYS Indicator diagram.
LAG
LAH
DiG-GiNG-GER.
LAI
Dilemma.
Dug.
DiGBST-ION-IVE-IBLE.
220
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II
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
221
DISAPPEARDISK.
Disappear Continued.
Has yellow fever disappeared at
Yellow fever has disappeared at
?.mwj LDK
-MWv
LCH
DiSAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT.
LCI
DiSAPPROVE-D-ING.
LCJ
DiSARM-ED-ING-AMENT.
LCK
DiSASTER-ROUS-LY.
LCM
LCN
disbelieve-d-ing.
LCO
LCP
DiSCHARGE-D-ING.
Can I discharge at pier?
Discharge-d-ing cargo
ial
Discharge cargo as soon as possible.iAM
Discharge pipes out of order.
Discharge valves out of order.
Discharged for.
Discharged from.
Discharged in.
Discharged on the
I am discharging (or, taking in) powder
Disc.
Disk.
Can you
discover?
or.
Discretion-al.
LDX
Use you own discretion.
LDY
Disouss-ED-iNG-ioN.
LDZ
DisEASE-D.
(See also Sick. )
contagious disease on board (or at
-Gpq
place indicated)
Jsc
Contagious disease
Disease, or. Sickness is contagious ..vb
Disease, or. Sickness is not contagious,
LEA
desire me to inform you to discharge cargo first at (place indicated),

ST
iaz
Send flats to discharge cargo
When do you commence discharging
cargo?
Where did you discharge cargo?
Without discharging cargo
You will discharge cargo ât
IBJ
ibl
ibo
ibq
have had) a dangerous infectious disease on board.

Code Flag over l
have
(or,
Infectious disease.
sickness) contagious?- va
Is disease
Venereal disease.
LEC
LED
LEF
LEG
LEH
LEI
LEJ
Disembark- ATION.
Disembarked-ing.
Have, or. Has been disembarked.
Passengers will have to be disembarked.
Prepare to disembarkat
Shall, or. Will be disembarked.
To be disembarked.
ybo
Troops are ready to disembark
Where will passengers have to be disembarked?
LCY
DlSCIPLINE-D-ING.
DiscLOSE-D-iNG.
(Divulge)
LCZ
discolor-ed-ing-ation.
LDA
LDB
LDC
Disconnect.
lu
Disconnected-ing.
To
DISGUISE.
have been chased by a disguised war
I saw war vessel
discontented; will not
LEO
DiSCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.
--QSG
(or agent specified) has dis-
continued business
DiSCOUNT-ED ING.
At a discount.
WTiat is the discount?
INP
disguised
dtp
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported

enemy's war vessels are going about
OJ
in disguise of merchantmen
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
Here give the color
(or, funnels)
or the design of the line of steamers

that it may be an imitation of.
work -KCO
Discontinue repeating signals.

discontinued
gone)
(or, vessels)
off.
DiSCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT.
(or,
LDJ
DiSGUISE-D-ING.
Your agent
LDH
LBM
LEN
Light, or. Floating light is
LDI
DiSENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.
vessel
Crew
LDF
LDG
TDV
LEK
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve

QOb
without disconnecting
LDE
Controversy. )
(or,
LEB
Owners
vc
I
KJR
Obliged to discharge.
Discreetly.
1--SR
Must discharge cargo to repair damages,
LCX
Discover-ed-ing-able-y.
LDW
Flag B, or, Code Flag over B

have received orders for you to discharge cargo at
pgi
Incivility)
Discredit-ed-ing-ablb-y.
or explosives.
LOW I shall discharge.
LDV
Discourtesy
Have, or. Has been discovered.

Have,
Has not been discovered.
Have you been discovered?
Have you discovered?
LDS I made the discovery.
LDT What have you discovered?
LDU When did you discover?
LDO
LDP
LDQ
LDR
disbelief.
LCS
LOT
LCU
LCV
LCQ
LCR
LDM
LDN
DiSCOURAGE-D-ING.
LEP
DiSORACE-D-ING-FULLY.
LEQ
DiSHONEST-y-LY.
LEB
Dishonor-ed-able-ably.
LES
disinpect-ed-ing-ant.
Disk.
Disc
lcn
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
222
Part IL
DISLIKEDISTINGUISH.
LET
DiSLIKE-D-ING.
LEU
DiSLOCATB-D-ING-ION.
LGA
Arm
LEV
LEW
LEY
Congress, Parliament,
other legislative body)
LGB
Distance.
At
DiSMAST-ED-ING.
Lost the (or, her) masts
raz
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts,
EBP
LGC
DlSMISS-Er*-ING-AL.
Disobey -ED-iNG-DiENCE.
LFA-
DiSOEDER-BD-LY.
Is, or,
LGD
LGB
DISPATCH.
(See
kwv
Distant.
Distant Signals (when
LGF
LEG
DiSPERSE-D-ING.
and make for
nation
destiIS
and reassemble at
rendezvouz ( or place indicated)
it
LGK
LGM
LGN
LFI
DlSPLAY-ED-ING.
LFJ
DiSPLEASE-D-ING-URE.
LFK
DiSPOSE-D-ING-AL.
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
SEV
LPQ
LFR
LFS
of.
For disposal.
Have you disposed of?
Not disposed
DiSPROVE-D.
LEV
DiSQUALIPY-IED-IOATION.
LEW
you come within

vj
pzu
distance?
How far off?
mta
is?
What distance were youfrom?

What are the bearing and distance of
(place or vessel indicated)1

eo.
the distance to?
When I have run
distance I shall put
her head off until
What is
my
Distil-led-ling-ler-y-lation.
DiSTlNCT-LY-ION-IVE-NESS.
Distinct enough.
Your signal not distinct,
Interpreta-
is
Distinguish-ed-ing-able. (See also Make

Out.)
Calls the attention of the vessel whose
distinguishing signal follows
dr
Can you, or. Could you distinguish?
Can you distinguish what
(vessel indicated) has hoisted?
Can not distinguish her (or, your) colors.
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig-
LGW
LGX
LGY
LGZ
LHA
Distinguishing vane.
I can not distinguish
VM
nals) __,
(or, see).
Plainly distinguishable.
saw it very
plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal the

flags were not made out
dtj
Show your distinguishing signal
dv
Signal not understood, although the
;
DiSREGARD-ED-ING.
Disregard
leader's
movements.
Disre-
gard motions.
Dissatisfied.
Dissatisfaction. (Discon-
tent)
LEY
LGV
of.
DiSPUTE-D-ING-ABLE.
will
tion doubtful.
LGU
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible,

IAN
LEU
easy signal distance

Keep within signal distance
Make Distant Signals.
Miles distant (or, from).
HZQ
of.
-^Can not dispose
LET
LEX
LGQ
LGR
LGS
LGT
wish to signal
What
opportunity of disposing of cargo,
At my own disposal.
At your disposal.
Can dispose
mpn
mta
communicate by Distant
What distance off
LGO
LGP
DiSPLACE-D-ING-MENT.
to
Sufficient distance.
iz
LFH
An
(See
of).
Not sufficient distance.
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
of)
spoken
iz
jzg
How far oflf ? What distance?
LGH
LGJ
ing within signal distance
ed
qbf
Signals.
LGI
to disperse
indi-
533.
I am going
WITH.
Can spare {or, dispense with).

Can you spare (or, dispense with)?
Convoy
(place
mUes
keeping within signal distance

Course and distance
LFC
LED
LFE
to disperse
Extend-ed-ing your distance
Despatch)
LFO
LFP
(or
dissolved. fbj
Can not make out your flags; come

nearer (or, make Distant Signals). vm
Communicate by Distant Signals.
Convoy to spread as far as possible,
disorder.
TO
DiSPATCH-ED-ING.
Convoy
page
Are in great
DiSPENSE-D-ING
(time indicated)
cated) bore
distant
Bearings and distance of
rmj
did you lose your masts?
Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders.
LFM
LPN
Assembly
is
DiSMANTLE-D-ING.
LEZ
LFB
DiSSOLVE-D-ING-UTION.
Dissolution of partnership.
evj
dislocated
When
LEX
LEZ
DiSSENT-BD-ING-SION.
LDE
flags are distinguished

Vessel has not shown her
distiiiguishing signal)
Vessels just arrived, show
guishing signals
wcx
number
(or,
slh
your
distin-
DX
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
223
DISTINGUISHDO.
LHB
LHC
DiSTiNQTJiSH Continued.
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your distinguishing signals
dz
Vessels that wish to be reported all
well, show your distinguishing signals
DYT
Vessels that wish to he reported on
leaving, show your distinguishing
signals
.êb
Vessels that wish to be reported, show
ea
^Your signal flags can not be distinguished.
DiSTBESS-ED.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary),
ES
Did you see avessel in distress?
Itd
Distressed for want of coal.
Distressed for want of food.
^Distressed for want of water.
LHG ^Distressed seaman.

LHD
LHE
LHV
LHX
LHY
LHZ
LIA
bzq
Diver's gear.
Diver's helmet.
Diver's pump.
Diver's telephone.
erg
Diving apparatus
Diving bellDiving dress.
-Gbo
LIB
Lie
LID
LIE
Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver

Require diver to clear screw.
Require diver to examine bottom.
LIF
DiVIDE-D-ING-SION.
Divisional boat
JilG
LIH
Do you think we ought
DlVE-D-ING-B.
Artificer diver.
LHW Can you lend me a diver
DIVISIBLE.
gsk
Dividend.
Divine Service.
to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition 1

ne
or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress ?
__
zu
How long have you ( or vessel indicated
been in such distress ?
I will assist you (or vessel in distress),
FGI
I will remain by you (or vessel in distress)
AI
In distress want assistance
NS
In DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST-
axp
(Square -measure)
Djerib.
Have you seen
LHI
LIJ
Can,
Can,
Can,
blt
blu
or. May do it
(or,
been
done),
or. May have done
or,
blv
blw
be done?
Can you (or person indicated) do it?
Can,
or.
dep
not vessel (bearing if necessary) in

NT
distress?
LHK
Put in distress.
Relieve vessel in distress.
LHM
LHJ
WCY
Signals of distress
(direction indiSignals of distress in
wcz
cated)
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or,
was) in distress.
Vessel indicated in distress, wants imnw
mediate assistance
Vessel indicated appears in distress. -NX
is
makindicated)
(bearing
Vessel on
wdp
ing signals of distress
DiSTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION.
LHO
District OF
Agricultural districtof
Mining
district
of
LHP
DiSTBUST-ED-ING-PUL-LY.
LHQ
LHR
DiSTURB-ED-ING-ANCE.
Atmospheric disturbance
LHS
Can
Can
in,
LHN
^Disturbance quelled.
^Disturbance on shore
(or,
LIK
Ditch.
LHU
Ditto.
be done),
BLX
bly
done
(or,
blz
(or-,
been
bme
Do all.
bmf
Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or perbtq
sons or things indicated) ?
Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?..BMG
Do, Does, or. Did I (my, mine)? ...bmh
bmi
Do, Does, or. Did not
Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)? ..bmj
bmk
bml
Do, Does, or, Did there?
bmn
Do, or, Did these (or,' those)?
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?.--BM0
bmf
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)?
.bmq
Do, Does, or, Didyou-r-s?
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
LIM
have
Do what to be done.
Do you think will be?
Doing well.
btr
is
it
LIN
LHT
not, or, May not do it

not, or, May not have
cated)
comJHU
(or,
bmd
).
my
do
Conld. or, Might not have done

done)
fjp
at
May not
Could, or, Might do (or, be done) ..bma

Could, or. Might have done (or, been
BMC
done) ..'
Could, or. Might not do (or, be done),
BtJQ
have no cargo to disturb
or,
been done)
dul
is
May it
7.
Cannot,
Is
frj
Badly done
NO
*See Distress Signals, page
bmf
dqy
Do, Did, Doing, Done.

After it was done
ANCE*
Divulge-d-ing.
Easily done
Had, Has, or.
xpy
deg
Have done (or, been done)

bmb
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
224
II.
DO.
Do
Do
Continued.
Had. Has,
or.
Have not done
(or,
done)
Had,
Had,
Had,
Had,
or.
or,
or.
or.
bmt
Have I done?
Have they done?
Have we done?
Have you done?
bmtj
bmv
bmw
Has it been done (accomplished) ?.-DEH

bmx
Having done
LIS
LIO
I will do
bwp
bwj
done)?
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done). bnt
BNZ
done) boa
Shall, or, Will they do it?-Shall, or. Will they not do it?
BOC
BOD
Shall, or, Will you doit?
boe
Should, or. Would do (or, be done)-BOF
Should, or, Would have done (or, been
Shall, or.
BVN
done)
Should,
(she,
it,
BOH
can.
Should, or, Would not have done (or,

BOI
been done)
BOJ
They do (or, did)
bok
bzf
Bza
cam
can
bol
bom
-CNR
To be done
-CNT
To do
Very well done.
bon
Was, or. Were done (or, doing)
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing) -BOP
cbf
-BOQ
he
(she,
it,
If I do (or, did)
If I do (or, did) not
If I were you, I should not
If it can not (or. may not)
If they do (or, did) not
If we do (or, did)
If you do (or, did)
Is it done?
Is it to be done?
It, etc.
do
it.
bzr
be done.BZS
CBX
...bnh
bni
bnj
It
will do very well.

etc.
(See Can, above.
Might, etc.. (See Could, aboue.)
May,
We do (or. did)
We do (or, did) not
CBW
(See He, above.
may
LIT
CBa

bnk
It can not (or,
not) be done.-.BNL
It could (or, might) be done.
bnm
It could (or, might) not be done
bno
It has (or, had) been done
bnp
It has (or, had) not been done
bnq
bns
It ought to be done
bne
It shall (or, will) be done
bnt
bnu
It will do
BNV
LIR
BOG
Would he
or persons or things indicated) do (or, be

Bwo
done)
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or per
sons or things indicated) not do (or,
bwt
be done)?
Should, or. Would not do (or, be done),
or.
or persons or things inbyh

dicatedy Aoes (do, or, did)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not
byi
If
LIQ
it if I
-.cai
CHQ
CHZ
Shall, or, "Will do (or, be done) .--Bnw
Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),
BNX
Shall, or, "Will he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) do (or, be done) ?
LIP
--Crp
zbl
CFQ
dei
Ought I to do?
bvr
be done)
bxl
How do (does, or, did)?
bxm
How do (or, did) you?
bmy
I do (or, did)
bmz
I do (or, did) not
I do not think it will be.
xqb
I do not think it will do
bna
I had (or, have) done
bnc
bnd
I shall (or, will) do
bne
bnf
bng
cen
cew
Now doing.
He, She, It {or persons or things indibuh

He, She, It (or persons or things indibui
He, She, It, {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
btjl
is, or, are doing)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done
bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indi->
(or,
would)
do
be
cated) should (ur,
done
Continued.
Must do (or, be doiie)

Not doing-- ..
Not doing well
Not done
-.Not easily done
Not to be done
been
BMS
LIU
Well done.
What,
What,
(she,
or,
bos
bot
or.
or.
Which do (does, or, did)?-CQB

Which does (do, or, did) he
it,
CQD
cated)1
What,
bor
or.
Which do
you)?
(or,
did) they (we,
CQE
Which
we) do?
What, or. Which
What,
or.
CQL
cqn
you) do?---,
or, Which should (or, would) I
cqr
(or, we) do?
.
What, or. Which should (or, would) they
(or, you) do?
CQS
When do (does, or, did)?
crb
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or
persons or things indicated)"!
CRD
(or,
What,
Paet
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
il.
225
DODOUBLE.
Do
Doctor
Continued.
When do {or, did) I {or, we)?

cke
When do {or, did) they {or, you)?-.CRF
When done with ...
.org
When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
LJX
CRY
you) do?
Continued.
May I
send a sick person to- see your

wl
doctor {or, surgeon)?
No doctor {or, surgeon).
No doctor {or, surgeon) available.-WM
Surgeon, or. Doctor shall be sent for,
When shall
LIV
Where
Where
Where
Where
Who do (does, or, did)?

Why do (does, or, did)?
Why do {or, did) yon?
Why do {or, did) you not?.
cvi
_.CVJ
etc.
{See Shoiild, above.
do {or, did)
ido {or. did) not?
had {or, have) done
had {or, have) p.ot done
LIY
LJA
LJB
LJC
LJD
LJE
LJF
LJG
LJH
LJI
LJK
LJM
LJN
LJO
LJY
Document.
{or,
wp
(See also Paper. )

{or,
LKA
LKB
Dog.
Do)
bmf
Dollar.
{Coin)
atj
LKC
LKD
Dolphin.
Dolphin
striker.
LKE
Dome.
LKF
Domestic-ate-d-ing-ity.
{See
png
LKG Dominion.
LKH His, or. Her Majesty's dominions.
LKI
Domingo, Santo.
Colors.
LKJ
Don.
Done.
(See
Santo Domingo
bmf
Do)
Out of dock.
LKM Donkey. {Animal.)
Tidal dock.
Undock-ed-ing.
Donkey Boiler
Wet dock.
Donkey boiler burst
kvh
What is the depth over
Donkey boiler damaged
What the length of dock at
^When do you come out of dry dock?

LKN Donkey engine.
LKO Donkey engine disabled.
When were you last docked?
LKP Donkey pump disabled.
Will you have to go into dry dock, or.
is
Docket.
LJT
Dockyard.
Dockyard authorities
tm
LKQ
LKR
Door.
Manhole door.
Water-tight door.
doppelzentner.
enh
Doctor.
Accident; want a surgeon
{or, doctor),
Dose.
LKU
DOT-TED-ING.
Dot between
AM
initials. -Code
is
for.
Doctor,
Double-d-y-ing.
Double
WN
diately
Have you a doctor {or, surgeon)?- --WK

I am in want of a doctor {or, medical
assistance)
7656409
15
fgl
LKX
LKY
LKZ
Double
Double
Flag over f
Dual.
acting-ion.
altitude
Double
Double bottom. Double expansion engine.
EGP
Surgeon will come imme-
{Measure of weight),
ZNL
LKT
Doctor, or, Surgeon away. sent

LKV
LJW Doctor, or. Surgeon shall be assistance,
LKW
or. Surgeon wants
or.
gwv
gwx
gw
Lix
LKS
LJS
Doctor,
tal
Dog watch.
boz
Dockers' Union.
Docks at
Dry dock.
Floating dock.
Graving dock.
In dock.
Is there any dry dock here?
Must go into dry dock.
No dry dock nearer than
LJV
papers)
Papers and documents
Doing.
Will you have
Do you go into dry dock?

Wish to enter port or dock
LJU
Medical
fgl
sill?
LJP
LJQ
LJB
me
wo
surgeon) come on
Bring all your documents
box
boy
to go into dry dock?
LIZ
send
bow
DOCK-ED-ING.
Dock authorities
Dock dues.
Dock laborer.
wanted
Will your doctor

board?
BOTJ
CWE
Would,
Do you go into dry dock?
assistance
LJZ
BOV
LIX
a doctor {or, surgeon)

one from the nearest place
Want a surgeon {or, doctor).
cvh
Will not do
Will you do it?
LIW
Want
cue
ovg
Will, etc.
{See Shall, above.)
Will it do?
You
You
You
You
LJW
(or, will) it be done?. _ -Crx

do (does, or, did)?..
..csx
do {or, did) I {or, we)?
csy
do {or, did) they {or, you)?--CSZ
is it to take place (or, to be done)?
.-EDI
hay
reef -ed.
topsail.
Double topsail yard
xwd
226
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
DOUBLOONDRIVE.
Pakt IL
Part
GBNBKAL VOCABULARY.
II.
227
DRIVEDURING.
Drive
Continued.
Driving parted from anchors
Drove on the rocks -;
LNW
LNX
We are driving.
Driver,
eia
Due Continued.
LOW Due on.
loe
Due
Mail
to arrive
is
at
-
eyd
Rfe
due on
Spanker.
or,
Spanker, or. Driver boom

ozv
Spanker, or, Driver boom sprang -.Gzw
LOX
Dues.
{Fees.
Dock dues
liy
omx
Harbor dues
LNY
Drizzle-d-ing.
LNZ
Drogue.
LOA
Droit.
Droits of admiralty
LOB
Drop-eed-ping.
Drop a kedge.
DuiM.
{Measure of length)
LOY
Duke.
Duchess.
LOZ
dull-ness.
Business dull
gsu
LPA
Duly.
a boat
LPB
Dumb.
LPC
Dunnage.
LPD
Duplicate.
dlw
Bring to with a kedge,
PXV
Drop astern of.Drop boat

Drop down with the
rm
on board
ball drops at
ftj
ftk
lmq
Have you a
LOD
Drought.
LOE
Drove. (See aZso Drive) Drove on the rocks.
LOF
Drown.
Drowned-ing.
LOH
Drug-ged-ging-gist.
LOI
Drum.
LOJ
Drunk-en-ness.
Charged with drunkenness
Drunkard.
Dry-ied-ing.
have
LOQ
LOR
^Dry.
imb
into dry dock?

to go into dry dock?
Dry
Dry dock
Dry rot.
High and
Is there
any dry dock here?
Must go
into dry dock
ljg
ljh
LJI
No dry dock nearer than
When do you come out of dry dock?-LJQ
:
lkv
Dual
Ducat.
Duchess.
(Coin)
Duke
-Atm
a duplicate
{or,
copy),
LPJ
Duration.
LPK
During.
Exv
Arrived during the day
exw
Arrived during the night
During a gale.
During a thick fog.
During meal hours.
During my absence {or, the absence of
LPM
LPN
During the
)
{or,
DAX
).
.kfa
knp
During the cruise

During the day
LPR
LPS
dry.
Make
JWD
LPQ
ljc
or,
Durable-ness-ility.
Lix
of?
LPI
Will you
Dryness.
at low water.
copy)
can supply you with a duplicate of

engine (part. mentioned).
:_--jwc
have no duplicate
Take,
LPO
To Dry.
Do you go
LON
LOP
In duplicate.
^Send a duplicate.
Send the duplicate.
DCH
ing
LOG
LOM
LPF
LPG
LPH
{or,
JWB
I
I
Accident happened; drowned; drown-
duplicate
LPE
-LNU
hnu
dvn
When does time ball drop?

When will yon drop down?
LOK
avo
tide.
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop

Time
LAG
Dug
LOG
.--QSB
Light dues
During
the fog.
During the gale.
Whilst the gale lasts.
During the monsoon
LPT
LPU
LPV
During the night.

During the passage
{or,
{or,
trades)
ryj
voyage).
During the time in harbor.

LPW During the war.
LPX I shall lie-to during the night.
I shall steer during the night ---wtz
keep close to you during the
ivr
pyo
Keep me in sight during the night
I will
night
loy
{bearing to follow, if necessary) - . pyv
LOS
Duck.
LOT
Due.
LOU
LOV
Due
Due from.
Passed during the night
Pay
Duly
at.
.LPA
strict attention to signals
the night
tcq
during
dt
Shall signal with steam whistle {or,

siren) during fog {or, darkness) --WE
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
228
II.
DURINGEAST.
During Continued.
Spoke several vessels during the pas-
vsu
sage
Will you keep close to
me
night?
LPY
LPZ
LQB
Dutch-man.
LQC
LQD
LQE
LQF
Duty.
ODK
Dutch Colors.
A great neglect of duty.

Neglect of duty.
duty very well.
Will do his
Duty. (Customs.)
Custom-house duties
Export duties
Import duties
Is there any duty on?
Without duty.
LQI
LQJ
Dye-d-ing-ek.
LQK
LQM
LQN
kgv
ech
MPC
peo
Eagle.
(Bird.)
Eagle.
(Coin)
LRC
Ear.
LRD
LRE
LRF
LRG
LRH
Earing.
Reef earing.
atn
Earl.
Earlyin.
Early.
Earlier.
* Earliest.
LRI
Eakn-ed-ing.
LRJ
Earnest-ly-ness.
LRK
LRM
LRN
LRO
Earth circuit.
Earth current.
Earth plate.
To earn.
Earth.
Earthenware.
Dyewoods.
LRP
Earthquake.
LRQ
Earthwork.
LRS
Ease-d-ing.
China
ipc
Dying.
Dying at the rate of a day.

Dying
for
want
LQO
Dynamite-r.
LQP
Dynamo.
of
water
Case op dysentery
idl
Dyspepsia-tic.
To
ease.
easy.
Go ahead easy
Astern easy. Go astern easy
Ease her. Reduce speed
Ahead
nf
LRT
Dysentery.
LQE
Eager-ly-ness.
{or, its)
Duties are altered
LQH
fbn
DUST-Y.
Gold dust
LQG
during the
IVK
D0SK-Y-INESS.
As soon as it is dusk
Before it is dusk.
LQA
LRA
LRB
LRU
LRV
Ease
off.
Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done)
Easy. Easily.
LRW
LRX
LRY
lh
lk
mp
deg
Easy ahead
Easy astern
Easy sail. Keep under easy
Fire can easily be got
lh
lk
âil.
on
at.--
Go easy.
I shall keep under easy
sail.
Not easily accomplished (done)

dei
Not easy landing on the beach Scarcely
.
prudent to land
LRZ
LSA
LSB
LSC
pzx
Under easy
Which the easiest?
With the greatest ease.
sail.
is
East.
(Compass in degrees)
East.
aeu
Compass in
aqu
points)
Êasterly -em-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of
LQS

East India cargo
East India Government
E.
(Letter.)
seepage
LQT
LQU
LQV
LQW
LQX
LQY
LQZ
(For new method of spelling,

13.)
LSD
Each
Each of you
Each other.
Each ship.
Each way.
(or,
your).
LSE
LSF
ofr
East longitude
qyz
(or, our).
eao
hza
phw
North-east-erly-ern-ing- ward-er
On. or. At the east coast of
On, or. At the N.E. coast of
On. or. At the S.E. coast of
South -east-erly-eming- ward-er
To, or, For the eastward.
Too far to the eastward.
of the (or, them).
Each of us
(dis-
Eastlndiaman
From the eastward.
Each.
SJM
iyh
lYG
iyj
wli
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
229
EASTERELIGIBLE.
LSG
LSH
Easter.
After Easter
Before Easter.
Easy-ily.
LSI
dqt
(.Sfee
LTX
LTY
Effort.
Use utmost
deavors)
lev
Ease)
Eat-ing-en-ablb.
LSJ
Worm eaten.
LSK
Ebb-ed-ing.
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb
LTZ
Egg.
LUA
Egypt-ian.
efforts
Egyptian Colors.
Egyptian Pound,
tide
Do not
abândon the vessel
--
E(j
till
the tide
ad
has ebbed
LSM
LSN
LSO
LSP
Ebb sets
Ebb tide.
How will the ebb set?
-When the ebb makes.

"When will the tide ebb?
--xi
Ebonite.
LSR
Ebony.
LST
Eccentbic-ity-al.
Eccentric bar broken
Êccentric gear.
Êccentric pulleys loose.
LSW Eccentric rod bent.
LSX Êccentric rod broken.
LSY Eccentric sheaves out of order.
LUC
ElGHTEEN-TH.
LUD
LUE
LUP
LUG
LUH
Either.
pwj
or,
Either one.
Either of the (or, them).
Either of us, our-s.

Either of you-r-s.
Ejbct-ed-ion-ment.
Ejector.
AWJ
'{Measure of length)
LUJ
Elapse-d.
LUK
LUM
Elastic-ity.
Elbow.
Elder.
SQi
(Older)
Eldest.
ECLIPSE-D-ING.
LTB
LTC
LTD
ECONOMY-IC-IOAIi-IZE.
LTE
Ecuador.
LTF
Eddy.
LUN
Economize-d-ing fuel.
Most economical speed.
Eddy tide.
LTI
Edition.
LTJ
Educatb-d-ing-ion.
LTK
LTM
LTN
Educe-tion,
Eduction gear.
Eduction pipe out of order.
Edge-d-ing. Edgewise.
Water's edge
ywn
Editor.
Can a landing be
land?
effected?
Can boats
EW
Has the
desired effect- --kwq
The desired effect

Try to effect
^^^
Have,
LUO
LUP
LUQ
Electric battery.
or,
for
Electric- AL-LY-iTY.
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
Electric
bell
gep
brush
hkn
hrb
cable
circuit.
LUR
current.
LUS
engine.
LUT
fuze.
LUV
launch.
LUW
light.
LUX
light installation.
LUY
machine.
LUZ
Êlectric mine.
LVA
Electric motor.
Electrical communication.
Electrician.
Electro contact.
Electro contact mine.
LVG Electro magnet.
LVH Keep electric light on
LVI
Search light, or, Electric projector
LVJ Turn off electric light.
LVK Turn on electric light.
Kwu
Electrician
LTQ
LTR
Efpective-ly.
LTS
Ebfervesce-d-ing-nce.
Effervescing drink.
Eefectual-ly.
Epficient-ly-cy.
May be made efficient.
LTW
LVB
LVC
LVD
LVE
LVF
Eduction port.
LTP
sqj
(Oldest)
Elect -ed-ing-ion.
Is, or, are elected
Ectjadoe Colors.
LTG
LTH
LTU
LTV
ato
Lira
Êccentric strap broken.
LTA
LTO
ElGHT-H-LY.
El.
LSU
L8V
LSZ
LUB
LUI
LSQ
(exertions, or, en-
to.
LVM
LVN
Elephant.
LVO
Eleven-th.
LVP
Eligible-ility.
Elevate-d-inq-ation-or.
lyd
230
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part IL
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
231
ENDENGINE.
End Conimwed.
Enemy Conimwed.
skw
End of November
End of October
End of September
End on.
soi
.-Vrm
LYM
LYN Endless.
Tail end of main shaft broken.

The
authorities will put an end to the
affair
The latter
end of
{or,
ends
LYQ
LYR
When
will the
end
my) beam
GAX
Saw enemy's
waved
{or, light is
LZT
rcj
Endeavor to come alongside

Endeavor to send a line by boat
ebd
ka
LZV
GSV
endeavor to make the land,
QDX
Shall, or, Will endeavor

LYU Shall I endeavorto?
KFD
ship or, (cruiser) to the
Saw the enemy's

off .--.
Saw the enemy's
steering
^Should the enemy.
{or,
squadron)
fleet {or,
squadron)
fleet
-OK
To the enemy.
Vessel chasing is an enemy

Vessel in sight is an enemy
Was the enemy?
With, or. By the enemy
LZW
Energy-btic.
LZX
Service rifle.
inv
-OL
lza
to.

vessel where people are assembled {or
as pointed out by compass signal from
FZU
you)
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
LTY
efforts) to
Utmost endeavor.
We will endeavor to send a line.
LYW
Endorse-d-ing-ment.
LYX
Enduhe-ance.
LZY
Enemy.
cxm
Enemy has
_.dne
Enemy is advancing
Enemy is at sea. up his encampment.
Enemy is breakingwith you, or. You are
Enemy is closing
closing the enemy
Enemy is collecting in force.
Enemy is in sight
Enemy is on the alert
oe
Enemy retreating. batteries .--FYS

Enemy throvring up
LZF Enemv's boat.
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the
of
steering to the
LZG Enemy's fleet {or, squadron).
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the
---oo
steering to the
LZH Enemy's force.
Enemy's gunboat.
LZI
^-Enemy's infantry.
LZJ
LZK Ênemy's ship (or, cruiser).
LZM Enemy's torpedo boat.
Engine.
and
KIND OF ENGINE.
Auxiliary engine
Caloric engine
Circulating engine
Compound engine
FOA
1
MAO Direct-action engine.

Donkey engine
is
it.
it.
MAN
is
Try to enforce
MAJ
MAK
MAL
MAG
MAH
-.-Od
dwx
Enporce-d-ing.
Can not enforce
Engage-d-ing-ment.
Am, Is, or. Are engaged.
Are you engaged?
Engage-d-ing with.
tdo
Is tug indicated engaged?
Several engagements.
Severe engagement.
Slight engagement.
Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged.
'There has been an engagement between
MAI
the enemy.
By, or. Withabandoned
LZE
Service-rifle cartridges-
MAB
MAC
MAD
Quw MAE
MAF
lyn
Endless
LZD
LZU
(cask,
kite, or. raft, etc.)
LYT
LZS
shown) _ _ jz
Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain
I shall not
ship {or, cruiser) off

and longitude indi-
KFE
{Effort.)
Endeavor to pick up boat
LZB
LZC
Was threatened by the enemy.

OJ
disguised as merchantmen
{or in latitude
cated)
To endeavorto.
Attempt and Try. )
Endeavor.
oi
Is, or.
Saw enemy's
Endeavok-ed-ing.
flag is
LYZ
LZA
Of, or. From the enemy.
(or, last) be?
Boats should endeavor to land where
LYV
LZB,
ENDANGER-ED-mO.
{See also
LYS
If the enemy.
fiz
on her
oh
lwq
Have been chased by the enemy
LZP
LZQ
dpj
Was thrown
LYP
to the .steering to the

Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing
LZN
Ênemy's troops land-ed-ing.
LZO Has the enemy?
nve
Gaff end
LYO
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
MAP
MAQ
MAR
MAS
MAT
MAU
MAV
MAW
MAX
MAY
Double-expansion engine
Electric engine
Fire engine
Gas engine.
Hydraulic engine.
-Locomotive engine.
Motor engine.
Quadruple-expansion engine.
Rotary engine.
Side-lever engine.
Traction engine.
Triple-expansion engine.
hts
ira
JLM
lkn
lkx
lxtt
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
232
II.
ENGINE.
Engine
Continued.
Engine
gjt
Gju
Stuffing
PARTS OF ENGINES.
Air
dwa
dwb
dwk
pump
Air-pump gear
Air valve
Bearings of an engine
gbn
Bilge pump
Bilge pump {donkey)
Bilge pump (main)
Blow-oif cocks (or, gear).
Blow-off valve
Blow through pipe
gjs
gnw
Brine cock
Circulating pump-..
Clack valve
Cock
Condenser
Condenser pipe
Condenser tube
Connecting rod
..
Crank
Crank frame
Crank head .._
Crank pin
hig
rb
iru
lYU
Thrust be|.ring
Turning gear
Vacuum gauge
Valve
jmq
Waste pipe
JMS
jmt
JPK
"Water gauge
xfw
xrg
gpq
yen
ynm
.__
ynt
yuv
yvq
Anything wrong with engine?

Atmospheric pressure
Can not get a vacuum
_
kbm
ked
Clean engine
Damage
kia
kib
kif
KIP
lsu
ltm
Ejector
lux
Engine bolt
gxy
shaft.
mgw
mlz
nfp
nxj
High -pressure cylinder
_
_ _
kig
High-pressure cylinder cover
ouv
High-pressure piston
ouw
Induction gear
piv
Injection gear
pku
Intermediate-pressure cylinder
kih
.
PQT
Intermediate-pressure piston
Intermediate shaft
Jet condenser
Kingston valve
Low-pressure cylinder ._
Low-pressure cylinder cover
Low-pressure piston
Lubricator,
.__
pqu
pqv
pvh
qbd
kij
Parallel-motion gear
Pipe (steam)
Piston
Piston rod
Port engine
Pump gear
Safety valve
Sea cock
Shaft bearing
Slide valve
tax
KJA
without assistance
bg
LDC
MBC Engine can be set right in a short time.

MBD Engine does not work well.
MBE Engine room.
MBF
Engine-room artificer or machinist.EZE

Engine-room bulkhead
hln
Engine-room compartment
jgz
Engine-room fire.
'
MBG Engine room full of water.

MBH Engine room has feet of water in
Engine-room log.
MBJ Engine-room telegraph.
MBK Engine under temporary repair.
MBL Engine wants repair.
Engine working badly
MBI
MEN
Engine works very
it.
frm
well.
Bxamine-ation
(of) machinery
mka
Good vacuum
ynk
Have you a good fire engine ?
nag
Have you, damaged your machinery?
Horsepower
oyh
Hot bearings
bi
engines?
qym
.
MBO
szg
_..
isq
to he indi-
Defects may be set right in

hours.BD
rbs
---RCO
hdf
machinery (part
ynj
cated)
kal
Paddle box
Paddle wheel
to
ed
fjq

at place indicated)
._
bf
Defects, or. Damage can not be repaired
lto
Engine counter.
Slide-valve rod
Sluice valve
xcj
___
general signals about engines.
kbj
Eccentric gear
Escape valve
Expansion gear
Flooding cock
Gauge cock
wxk
HDG
gnz
gob
Eduction gear
Eduction port
Engine
wsp
rjw
wsT
box
Suction pipeSurface condenser

Throttle valve
kbl
D slide
MBA
wqo
wqv
wrp
wrh
kbh
Crosshead
Cylinder
Cylinder cover
Cylinder side rod
MAZ
Continued.
Standards, or. Supports
Starboard engine
Starting gear
Starting shaft
Steam port Steam-pressure gauge
Steam steering gear
Stop valve
am
ubi
going to stop machinery requires

adjusting
rk
I can supply you with duplicate of
engine (part mentioned)
lpe
In the engine room.
Indicated horsepower
oyi
Indicator diagram
.Krs
vdi
Indifferent
wsM
TKW
tkt
toy
MBP
vky
vacuum
ynl
Let your wheels (or, screw)revolve without disconnecting

.
(JOB
Making (number to follow) revolutions
obp
wgi
a.wgn
whj
MBQ
per minute
My engine requires cleaning
uwj
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
233
ENGINE.
Engine
Continued.
Engine Coreimwed.
My engines are going astern.

Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
Code Flag over
My working pressure is
MBR Near the engine room.

MBS
MBT
MBU
MBV
lor
lko
lkp
Discharge valve out of order

Donkey engine disabled
Donkey pump disabled-
pwj
--Eccentric bar broken

Eccentric pulleys loose ..Eccentric rod bent
Eccentric rod broken
Eccentric sheaves out of orderEccentric strap broken
Eduction pipe out of order
tr
lsv
TUS
sza
Packing
Proceed after repairing machinery -RDW
Proceed under one engine.
Proceeds under her own steam,
Repairs of engine can not be done here.
Repairs of engine may be done in
LSW
lsx
lsy
Lsz
ltn
Engines broken down.

MCH Engines broken down I am disabled-Bj
MCI Engines broken down; obliged to prohours.
ceed under
Small ad ustment required to machinery,
Engines broken down towed in by
DKG MCJ
MCK Engines broken dovm under temporary
Start-ed-ing engine.
repair.
Steam cutter's engine.
mq
Engines completely disabled
Steam launch's engine.
MCL Engines disabled can repair in hours.
Steam pinnace's engine.
MCN Engines, or, Machinery disabled.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment,
JHA MCO Engine seating loose.
Supposed with engines broken down. MCP Engines working on seating.
;
sail.
MBW
MBX
MBY
MBZ
MCA
mna
Expansion valve out of order
iod
Feed-check valves out of order
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order) - -MUZ
to machinery is not
such as can be repaired
The damage done

serious, and is
by the vessel's
MCB
MOD
MCE
own
engineers
Vacuum
"Water gauge out of order

"Water pressure
"What
is
MCG
Feedpump
-"Working her own engine.

-"Working one engine.
What pressure have you on?
MR
KAI
yvr
High-pressure cylinder cracked
vvz
oyl
tuw
dwc
of order
...dwe
out of order
dwp
Air-pump rod broken -..
aJ v
Bilge pump out of order
gjw
Bilge-pump valves out of order
gnx
Blow-off cock out of order
gny
Blow-off pipe burst
-JMR
order) __
Condenser {surface) out of order--. xpy
JMU
Condenser tubes burst
Condenser tubes choked (or, saited) . jmv
JMW
Condenser tubes leaking
JMX
Condenser tubes out of order
GXV
Connecting-rod bolts broken
Connecting-rod brasses broken {or, out
---Heb
of order)
GXW
Coupling bolts broken
Crank brasses broken {or, out of order),
{or,
out
kau
of order)
oux
High -pressure piston broken
High-pressure valve out of order ..ouy
gya
Holding-down bolts loose
--Ri
Hot bearings
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
kaj
broken
ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY.

kav
{or, out of order)
Air-pump levers out

Air
mvb
mvc
neh
out of order
Feed-pump valves out of order

Flaw in shaft
Have broken main shaft
your horsepower {or that of
vessel indicated)''.
MCF
RL
The engines must be thoroughly overhauled.

The engines will be taken out.
Under the engine room.
yni
pump
Levers damaged {or, out of order) - _qox

Low-pressure cylinder cracked {or, out
KAM
mch
Machinery broken down
Machinery broken down irreparable at
;
Engines disabled ...mcn

RJ
Machinery out of order
dkf
Machinery requires adjusting
Machinery,
MCQ
loose--
Cylinder cover broken

Cylinder cracked
Cylinder damaged
Cylinder out of order
Discharge pipe out of order
kic
kat
kid
-KIE
lcq
slightly deranged.
Machinery supposed to have broken
MCA
mbl
down
order)
kbi
kbr
Machinery
or.
Machinery wants repair

Main-bearing brasses broken
kbn
Crank-pin brasses broken--kbo
Crank pin broken..Crank shaft broken(or, defective)- -Kbq
Crank webs
KDV
sea
HEC
Crank broken
kaw
of order)
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
MCR
{or,
-.
Main check valve out of order

Main shaft broken
Main shaft broken in stern tube
Must have a new shaft
One engine disabled.
out of
GEO
lOE
mr
RGT
vti
KAN
Parallel-motion rod out of order... T ay

tkx
Piston broken
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
234
II.
ENGINEENOUGH.
Engine Continued.
Engine Continued.
My engines are going astern
Piston-rod bolts broken

gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken {or, out of
order)
hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken)
kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged {or,
broken)
-Code Flag over v

Obliged to stop engines
wxh
Quarter speed..
wmv
Slow speed
whe
Stop her
ml
Stop instantly. ( Urgent)
mn
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
kej
MR
Propeller shaft broken

.
Code Flag over v
My engines are stopped.
Pump choked
ubf
Pump crosshead out of order
ubh
Pump gear worn out(o?-, defective) -Ubj
Pump-lever links broken
ubl
Pump lever
DKH
tjbm
Stopping only for small adjustment of
out of order
Pimp wants repairs.

Refrigerating machinery out of
ubr
RDX
Repairs of engine may be done in

hours
MBV
vdj
Safety valve out of order
Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken {or,
ipq
Shaft-coupling bolts broken
gyf
Slide valve broken
wgj
Slide-valve gear damaged {or, out of
order)
wgl
Slide valve out of order
wgm
Slide-valve rod broken
WGO
Sluice valve out of order
whk
Started a rivet
uyn
Starting gear out of order
wrg
Steam pipe burst . tko
Steam pipe damaged
wsN
Steam pipe leaky
wso
Steering gear disabled
mz
Stem gland defective
wuv
Stern tube damaged
wva
Stuffing box broken

hdi
StuflSng-box glands out of order ...hdj
Surface condenser out of order
xfy
Tail end of main shaft broken
Lyo
Thrust block broken
g'mz

Thrust-block rings defective
Thrust collar damaged

Thrust shaft broken
Tubes out of order
Tunnel shaft broken
Water gauge out of order
SPEED,
or,
gna
gnb
.,
jad
xrn
ydg
ydx
yvr
MOVEMENTS OF ENGINES.
easy.
Go ahead easy
Astern easy. Go astern easy
Ease her. Reduce speed
Pull speed
Go ahead
Go ahead full speed-
Ahead
Go astern ..
Go astern. Heave all aback
Go full speed
Go half speed
Half speed
I am going full speed
I am going half speed
Keep-ing, Kept going ahead
Keep-ing, Kept going astern
rdy
Engine Room
Engine-room
artificers, or, machinists,
lh
lk
mp
nsv
lg
lh
li
LP
lk
lm
obs
obt
olm
oci
ocj
dvl
fho
..mbe
EZR
MCS
vla
damaged)
Sea inlet choked
machinery
order,
MCT
MCU
MCV
Engineer.
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer?
rh
Engineer surveyor.
Engineer's stores.
Engineer's tools.
The damage to the machinery is not

serious, and is such as can be repaired
by the vessel's own engineers
rl
MOW
England-ish.
English Colors.
also British. )
Bank of England
(See
f0N
MCX
MCY
Enjoy-ed-ing-ment.
MCZ
Enlarge-d-ing-ment.
MDA
Enlist-ed-ing-ment.
Foreign Enlistment Act
Englishman.
dif
Enoughof. (See also Sufficient.)

Distinct enough
...lgs
Enough, or. Sufficient room.
Enough scope.
Enough time
mdz
Far enough.
Far enough to windward.
Fortunate enough to
nmo
Good enough.
Hands enough.
Have you enough
sufficient)?
Have you men enough
Have you room enoughfor {or, to)
I have enough.
Is enough?
MDB
MDC
MDE
MDF
MDG
MDH
MDI
MDJ
{or.
MDK
MDL
MDN
MDO
it
MDP
Near-ly enough.
MDQ
Not enough.
Not enough cable give more scope. hrm
MDR Not enough wind.
MDS Not far enough.
MDT
Not short enough.
MDU Not square enough.
?
Not strong enough

Not time enough
Not water enough.
Not
enough.
Quite enough (or, sufficient).
Room enough
MDV
MDW
MDX
xaQ
XTO
Shall
we have
.-_mdc
daylight enough? ...knt
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
235
ENOUGHEQUIVALENT.
'EisovQB. Continued.
MDY Take room enough.

MDZ
MEB
They are not cautious enough
igd
Time enough.
Water enough
Will be enough.
You
xcu
will
vt
feet to follow.
the bar (or, into the harbor). Depth
fwb
in feet to follow
Enquire- Y into {or, about).
Ask.
Enquiry has been made
Entrance,
MFD Entrance
plv
MED Make engûiry.

MEF No enquiries
MEG Eneol-led-ling-ment.
MEH Ensign.
MFP
MFQ
your) en-
_.lbc
Do not show your ensign.

MEJ Ensign union downward.
MEK Foreign ensign.
MEL Half-mast your ensign.
MEN Haul down your ensign.
MEI
MFU
MFV
indicated) has
ensign.
Vessel just arrived,
shown her
Hoist your colors,
DW
MEW
Ensure-d-ing.
jbu
MEX Do the utmost you can to ensure holdmg

on everything will be wanted.
;
MEY
Entangle-d-ing.
MEZ
Enter-ed-ing.
MFC
entered into.
Have, or. Hasentered
at Custom-house?
vour ship
KGZ
Permission is urgently requested to

pd
enter harbor
MFD
Try to enter.
Wish
to enter port or dock
MPE
Enteric fever.
MFG
MFH
Enterpeise-ing.
MFI
or,
harbor).
the bar
{or,
MFX
MFY
Entrap-ped-ing.
MPZ
Entry.
Date of entry
MGA
Envelope-d-ing.
entrance) be
pwd
Entreat -ED-iNG-Y.
Envoy.
{Be
MGH
Equalize-d-ing-ation.
MGI
Equator-ial.
MGK
The equator. The Ime.

When did you cross the
MGJ
-KSN
edj
On the equator.
equator? --KEL
Where did you cross the equator?, .kbm

Where will you cross the equator?.KBN
tm
Entertain-ed-ing.
Entertainment.
Fears are entertained for the safety
MUI
:
of
klx
MGB Epidemic-al.
MGC Epilbpsy-tic.
MGD Epsom salts.
MGE Equal-lbd-ling-ly-ity.
MGF An equal number {or, quantity)of.
Equal altitudes
MFA Are you entered?

MFB Can not enter.
Is
mined.
attempted?
show your ensign,

DT
ensign has she hoisted?

ensign?
you a
Have
ILS
of the gulf {or, harbor) is
We have missed the entrance {or, passed
When may
dw
ensign.
MEV
The entrance
or, channel),
'
her ensign.
What
iln
sort of an entrance is it {or, is

there to
) ?
What wind leads through the passage
zfd
{or, entrance)?J
mev
MEP
MEQ Naval Reserve ensign.
MER Neutral colors {or, ensign).
MES Red ensign.
MET She {or vessel indicated) has not shown
ej
or, channel),
Is entrance
Off the entrance.
the port,
ensign?
Hoist your ensign (colors)
^Man-of-war ensign.
gnj
gnk
How does entrance bear?
MPW What
Have you a
PVT
Outer entrance (passage,

{or,
LGX
Show your
Entrance
MFR
MFS
MET
sign
MEU She {or vessel
Entrance
Inner entrance (passage,
distinguish her
eg
pq
not difflcult.
of the port.,
blockaded
Entrance of
is not blockaded
Entrance of
Harbor, or. Entrance buoy.
^for.
Dip your ensign
or, Bar is dangerous

is difficult.
Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at

time indicated),
slack water (or, at
{See also
Can not
Entitle-d-ing- to.
MFK
Is, or, Are not entitled.
MFL Entrance.
MFN At the entrance of -theEntrance bears
have water enough over the

bar {or, into the harbor. ) Depth in
MBC
MFJ
MGL
Equinox-octial.
MGN Equinoctial gale.

MGO Equip-ped-ping-ment.
Camp equipage
MGP
Equivalent.
-HTZ
236
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
ERASE-EXACTLY.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
237
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
238
Part
II.
EXPECTEXTRA.
Expect Continued.
Pew expected
Gale
is
expected from
zd
ozl
Hourly expected
expect every
moment
MNL I expect your orders every moment.
LWJ
off
It is
expected tlie vessels {or vessels indicated) will be allowed to leave .dzj
Many expected.
May expect {or, be expected).
May I expect?
News expected on
No expectation
MNS Not expected yet {or, until
MNO
MNP
MNQ
MNR
yud
MNT
MNU Were there any vessels, or. Was (ves-
indicated) expected at
current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)?
kgh
What
MNW When do
you expect ?
When do you expect an answer ?--.enq
When do you expect to be off (or,
abreast of)
?
dap
(or,
MNZ
MOA
MOZ
MPG Express.
MPH An express has arrived from
An express is going to
Send an express with the following
intelligence
poh
MPJ Should be express.
Expeditious.
expend-ed-inq-itube.
Ammunition is nearly expended ...efb
Report expenditure of
ury
MPL
Expensive-ly.
Charges are moderate,

IMP
charges
express-ed-ing-ion-ive.
Extend-ed-ing. To extend.
HZT
Does embargo extend to vessels imder
expenses)?
IMQ
to
MPQ
MOI
MOJ
Experiment will be tried.

For, or, By experiment.
Under experiment
MOK
Expert.
MOL
Expibe-d-ing-ation.
Ât the expiration of.
MPR
MPS
EXTERNAL-LY.
From out to
out.
Extinguish-ed-ing.
Can extinguish
fire.
Extinguish all lights. Allow no ligTits

to be seen
_.
dzb
Fire is extinguished
mzs
Is Are extinguished?.
__.os
With help I may be able to extinguish
yhp
FGV
fire
With immediate
assistance fire can be
__
extinguished
ny
lights are extinguished, or, want
trimming {made by -^
flashes, or blasts of a steam whistle).
MON
MOP EXPLAIN-ED-ING. To EXPLAIN.

MOQ Can explain.
MOR Can, or, Will you explain ?
MOS Explanation-ory.
MOT Explanatipn has been given.
UMS
External dimensions.
can not explain.

Require explanation
Lwc
MPN Extend-ed-ing your distance.

MPO Extent-sive-ly.
Reef, Rock, or. Shoal extends from

{or,
MOD EXPERIENCE-D-ING.
MOE
Have you experienced
MOP No experience.
MOG Experiment- AL-LY.
MOH Experiment has been tried.
-I
flag? .._.
{Charges.)
or.
hs
unnecessarily.
MPK
Expense.
hr
{or, explo-
MPA EXPLORE-D-ING-ATION. TO EXPLORE.

MPB EXPORT-ED-ING. TO EXPORT.
MPC Export duties.
MPD Exportation.
MPE EXPOSE-D-ING-ITION-UBE.
MPP Do not expose yourself {or, people)
Expedition.
What are the
MOU
War
rockets.
takij^g in {or, discharging) explosives
Flag B, or. Code Flag over b
No combustibles {or, explosives) near
am
MPI
EXPEDIBNT-ENCY.
Expenses,
MOC
Explosive rockets.
the fire
Vessels with combustibles
sives) not allowed in
MOB
krt
{Definite)
EXPLODE-D-ING-SION-SIVE.
Explosive gas.
Explosive grapnel.
I
did)
ExPEDiTE-iNG.
nsz
mor
).
Reinforcements are expected .-i-.-DOL
MNV What do you expect
ktg
MOX
MOY
of.
sel
be ex-
explain {or,
Can you explain?
ExPLiciT-LY.
MOW
shl
War expected
Was fully expected.
MNX
MNY
Will, or,
mjl
In daily expectation of an embargo -LWH

It is expected the embargo will be taken
WiH
or,
plained).
They will demand explanations
Will fully explain
mxb
MNK I expect.
I
Continued.
Explain
MOV Shall,
Expected next mail.

MNJ Expected next week.
MNI
Your
{Seepage
MPT
MPU
^^
548.)
Extort-ed-ing-ion.
Extra.
Any
extras?
jjou
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
239
EXTRACTFALL.
MPV
EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION.
Goulard's Extract.
MPW
Extradition,
MPX
MPY
extraordinaky-ily.
-OFN
MQY
MQZ
MRA
Fail
If
Continued.
it fails.
Likely to fail.
Unless it fails.
Without
MRB
Faint-ly-ness.
EXTREME-LY-ITY.
At the extremity
In the extreme.
MQA
MQB To,
MQC
MQD
MQE
At
or,
(or,
end)
of
the last extremity.
You
be extricated?
Can not extricate.
it'
kzy
Fairway,
Dead-eye
Eyebolt.:
or,
Fairway,
Fairway,
Fairway,
Fairway,
hlr
kof
Gxz
-..
are in a very fair berth
Channel
ikz
--
MRG Fairway buoy.
Eye.
Bull's-eye
lne
ghj
Very fair draught
BXTRICATE-D-ING.
Can
zni
(Swoon.)
MRC Fair-ly-nbss.
MRD Fair-lead. Fair-leader.
MRE Fair wind.
MRF Prices are fair.
It is diflQcTilt to extricate
MQF
(Dim. )
Extra VAGANT-LY-ANCE.
Faint-ed-ing.
MPZ
.ZHG
fail
ow
Channel is buoyed
ilc
Channel is clear
or, Channel is dangerous -.fu
or, Channel is likely to be
or,
or,
mined
MQG
MQH
Eyelet hole.
MQI
Eyewitness
Fairway,
or,
Channel
is
mined.
ild
Be-
xp
ware of torpedoes
MRH
ile
Fairway, or, Channel is narrow
Fairway, or, Channel is not mined. -XQ
Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed.lLF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?.iLP
"Warp out to fairway.
MRI
Faith-ful-ly.
MBJ
Faithless-ly.
MRK
Fall-en-ing. (See also Pell. )

.
dcf
Accident happened fall
Barometer has fallen very rapidly. _fxh
fxi
Barometer is falling
Eyesore.
Have great faith in my chronometer .iqe
lET
MQJ
F.
MQK
Fabric.
MQL
Fabricate-d-ion.
MQN
Face.
(For new
(Letter.)
ing, seepage 13.)
Sliding faces
MQO
MQP
MQR
Faction.
MQS
Fahrenheit.
MQT
Fail-ed.
method of
spell-
MRL
MRN
MRO
MRP
MRQ
MRS
Catfall
Did you fall in with (or, meet)
Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
LMH
-Downfall.
Fall-ing, Fell in with
Falling, Fell
Fallen overboard.
.-HTP
Fall-ing calm
Falls of the river
-
off.
Fell
Fell
Fell
Fell
--
wgp
--MVH
mvi
mvj
ead
fhl
down
from
from
aloft
fallen astern
Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?
Have you fallen in with ice? (State
Has
MRT
Fact.
whether berg or
field)
PR
MRU I shall not go on the other tack unless I

fall off to
QEK
Landfall
Factory.
MRV Let fall.

(or, gone down).
MRW Prices have fallen
MRX Prices have not- fallen.
ub
To fail.
MQU Do not fail

Failed, or, Bankrupt --MQV Failing.
MQW Failure.
Failures, or. Bankruptcies
MQX I have failed to.
Purchase falls. Purchases

feet
Rise and fall is about
^to
fvk
MRY
Should
UXT
I fall in with.
you fall in with
ROW
Should
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
fvl
Tide has fallen
feet
pxh
xsi
'
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
240
Part
II.
FALLFASTEN.
Fall Continued.
Tide
xsk
falling
"Water-fall
is
What is the
rise
MTC
Far Continued.
Keep farther off {or, from)
yvp
and
fall of
Not far down.

Not far enough
Open get farther away
the tide?
XH
MRZ
MSA
MSB
MSC
MSD
MSE
MSF
monsoon)?
rym
Where do you think I am likely to fall in
with
You will fall in with ice if you go beyond
PCH
False-ly-hood.
False alarm
The news
MSG
MSH
dwq
False attack.
False bill of lading
False keel.
False paper.
report)
{or,
sjq
wlm
zbt
We are too far to leeward.
You are too close keep farther off .ivl

You can telegraph as far as
xmi
;
MTF
Farad.
Measure of electrical capacity.
Farewell.
MTI
Family.
my family?
Adieu
djx
I heard that some of

seriously
MSJ Inform my family.
MSK Is my familj' well?
epi
MSN
MSO
Famine.
MSP
Famine at
Famine prices.
MSQ
Famish-ed-ing.
MSR
Fancy-ipul-ly.
MST
Far.
Fashion-ed-ing-able.
MTK
Fast.
the
AB
..xmf
MTL
fai
nyu
as possible
Get
sail
on your ship as. fast as
possible,
NYZ
Get steam up as fast as possible
kl
Get under way as fast as you can---KN
Go as fast as you can.
It is not safe to go so fast
ls
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
{or, first meridian) mean time
GR
Reduce speed you are towing me too
fast
xtt
Shorten sail it is not safe to go so fast,
MTN
Any farther
EOV
eqj
As
far as
fag
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keeping within signal distance
iz
Do not stand too far on your present
course
jzi
Do not stand too far to the
wqb
VDK
Will you send
Far enough
Far enough to windward
Farther ahead of
mdf
mdg
Farther astern of
Far-ther off (or, from).
phj
--
possible
MTO
dvf
MTP
mti
in.
Farther out.
Farther to the.
How far can light be seen?
MTA How far off? What distance?

I shall not go far before I bring up-HJc
MTB
I shall not go much farther.
MTQ
Ice as far as I can seepbu MTR
Keep farther astern
fhm
off lighters as fast as
RC
Your chronometer must be
fah
fast as
fast as possible
Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,

or. Get her on the other tack as fast
Anything further?
Farther-est
MSW Farther
{Quickly.)
vessel as fast as possible,
As
As
fol-
A little farther.
MSV
-ATP
Abandon the
Telegraph to my family at
lowing message
Your family are all well.
{Coin)...
MTJ
your family were
ill.
MSL
Farther-est.
Farthing.
my family? Any news
MSI
MSZ
lsf
JXC
of
MSX
MSY
Too far to the eastward

Too far to the northward
Too far to the southward
Too far to the westward
MTG Farm.
MTH Farmer.
not correct,
Fame-otts.
Did you hear of
MSU
MTE
qks
is
MTD Too far off.
(or,
mc
Severe squall not far off look sharp.FZ

Shift your berth farther in
gha
Shift your berth farther out
ghb
Shift your berth farther to the
- . ghc
with
{vessel indicated)'!
(fall in with,
or, see) ice?
PCG
Where did you fall in with the trade
mds
When did you fall in with?

When doyou think I am likely to fall in
Where did you encounter
lmk
fast
iql
Fast. {Firmly fixed.)

All fast
DXJ
Are towing cables fast? Are you (your
cables) fast?
"xyj
Fast ice.
Is the cable fast {or, rope belayed)?. hrk
Is the line fast
.-_^.kb
Make
Make
Make
fast to
fast to a buoy
fast to the pier
Towing cable is fast
rif
hms
...rig
-
xyv
Fasten-ed-inq.
Fastening. {A fastening.)
Fasten your chain to towing cable.HRC
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
241
FATHEEFEND.
MTS
Father-ly.
Feet.
{Measure of length. )
Foot.
alsoFocyi)
Fathom.
MTU
atw
Measure of length)
Fathom-ed-ing-able.
Best anchorage (or,
fathoms
-How many fathoms?
berth)
is
MTX
MTY
MTZ
MUA
Fault-y-ily.
Considerable fault found
Got bottom
I
I
feet inches
LNC
feet inches
is
lnd
hbb
vxr
axt
is about
feet
Square foot
The depth of water here {or atplace indicated) is
feet at low water
kvd
feet
xsi
Tide has fallen
Tide rises
xsm
feet
What draught of water in feet could
ob
you lighten to?
feet of
You will have less than
kvj
water
You will not have less than feet of
water
vu
QM
feet water in the hold
Felt.
or.
MVF
Feign-ed-ing.
MVI
Fell down.
Fell from
Fell from aloft
Fell in with
Fell in with a privateer.
MVJ
Fell off
Fedeeal-ist-ation.
MVL
MVN
MUV Shipping Federation.

Fee.
Any fee {or, charge)?

What are the pilot fees for ?
(
MVK
Next February.
Feeble- y-ness.
Feint.
MVG Only intended for a feint.

MVH Fell. {See also Fall.
MUW
OA
RLK
Rise and fall
zhi
MUN Feather-ed-inq.
MUO Feather strengthening.
MUP February.
About February the
MUQ Beginning of February.
MUR End cf February.
MUS
MUT
in feet
draft of water
forward--
Fbak-bd-ing-ful-ly.
Fears are entertained for the safety of
sgf
Need not fear
Feast-ed-ing.
feet forward,
and
No bottom with feet
not be favorable.
MUL
feet aft
kvp
vp
My draught of water is
ZAW
mhp
of.
Fearnought,
draw
water,.'
aft
Should it be favorable.
MUK
am in feet of
My
of.
MUJ
nhp
hba
with feet
Marked
In favor
Is he {or person indicated) in favor of?
^Not in favor
it
FBI
---NHE
How many feet at low water?
with ..jqi
I shoTild esteem it a favor

If favorable.
Should
pv
hgr
MVE How many feet?
Favok-ed-ing-able-y.
Apparently f avorable-y
een
Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable. . .. _ -EEV
I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
No fear.
MUX
than
feet water
Footbridge
Foot ice
Footpath
Foot-sore
Without favor--
MUH
Fatigue-d-ing.
Much fatigued (or, tired).
Too fatigued (or, tired)
start
MUB
MUC
MUD
MUE
MUP
MUG
At high water you will have feet-KUY

At low water you will have feet- -KUZ
Cubic foot
AYC
Dangerous to," or, Do not come into less
..ov
MTV
MTW
in.
{See
avy
Weak)
MRP
Fellow.
Felon- Y-ious-LY.
eow
..
bad
mro
.tju
Felt.
yxk
Felt,
{See Feel)
or.
Fearnought
mvd
muk
MVO Felucca.
MUX Feed-ing-er.
iod
Feed-check valves out of order
MVP Female.
MUY Feed pipe.
Clothing for female passengers. WomMUZ Feed pipe broken {or, out of order).
IVR
en's clothing
MVA Feed pump.
MVQ Female on board.
MVB ^Feed pump out of order.
MVB Female passenger.
MVC ^Feed-pump valves out of order.
MVD
Feel-ing.
The way
is off
my
your way past
feel.
ship you
me
.-
16
may
feel
-HL
What is the current? Do

we feel any current?
7656409
Have you any females on board?-. -GQH

gqk
have no females on board
To
Felt.
you, or,
Do
kgi
MVS Fend-ed-ing-er.
MVT Fend off.
MVU Fenders ready.
242
GENBBAL VOCABULARY.
FEERUT.KFINE.
Part
II
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
243
FINGEBFIRM.
MZC
Finger.
Fire
NAj;
MZD Finish.
MZE Finished-ing. To finish.
MZF Have you finished?
MZG Is it finished?
MZH
MZI
MZJ
Report when finished

with
Shall be finished.
(or,
been on
I
MZL
Fire.
MZN
MZO
jKS
Alarm of
om
Are you on fire?

Bank up fires
Can extinguish fire
Can fire be got under?
Caught fire
NAM
(or, fires)
if
they persist in
pzv
Qiv
QSJ
QSC
QRS
lni
mbf
fire
fwk
hgz
bucket
can easily be got at
hkv
--'
the
(direction indi-OKH
last night in
9KI
On
eVy
(or,
explosives) near
hr
fire
fire.
Opeii fire, or.

Portfire-.-
Commence
srd
tpd
fire.
--
NAQ Put out fires.
ammunition
gun
NAR Seamen and Firemen's Union.

NAS
Under
fire
fire
-
FGV
fire
With immediate
ance
assistance, fire
extinguished
Furnace bar
Fire bar.
Fire engine
Have you a good
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at

kb
the best place for landing Fireproof.
Fire ship (or, raft).

Fire upon.
Firearms.
Fire
Fireman.
Firewood.
Fireworks.
Firing battery.
Firing gear.
fire
engine?
ship, (or, raft)
fire
into you
id
map
nag
mzw
mzy
Fireman
Firemen and Seamen's Union
nar
Firewood
nac
You can
get any quantity of firewood,
nab
NAT
nhx
fires--Guns firing in (quarter indicated) - ojz
Guns firing last night in (quarter indiOKA
cated)
okb
Guns firing to the
Heave-to, or I will
fwk
Firearms
Forced
Heard firing to the
NY
hkv
Fire BUCKET
assistJ^H
-
NAG Have you a good fire engine?

for
NAH Have you fire hose enough
can be
NAT You can get any quantity of firewood.

NAU You must not fire.
Leak want immediate
ot
-OU
With assistance fire can be subdued.

With help I may be able to extinguish
fire.
epx
okl
of.
Vessel indicated is on
Where is the fire?
map
OQ
Fire gaining
Fire gains rapidly take people oil . -XG
Fire grapnel.
hours - hnp
Fire has been burning these
Fire has broken out on board of _.gqc
Fire in
or
Fire in hold amongst cargo
Fire, or.
firing
Missed fire
No combustibles
Fire is extinguished.
MZU
firing in
(quarter indicated)
on
op
difBcult to get at
To
fire?
Quick-firing
Quick-firing
Furnace bar
engine
May I
cated)
NAP
(or,
vzw
Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best

ke
Minute guns
ISR
kvq
kxo
brigade
MZR Fire-ing.
NAI
OS
on fire?
on the beach
Keep your fires banked up

Lay fires
Let your fires down.
Minute guns
lights out.
bar.
NAO
ipg
igk
fires
Fire and
boats
Is fire extinguished?
Is
(vessel indicated)
Keep lights
fuk
MPS
Fire a signal gun.

Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
Fire
MZV
MZW
MZX
MZY
NAB
NAG
NAD
NAB
NAF
NAL
finished coaling?
fire.
Engine-room
MZT
no
NAK I shall fire into
Light your fires

Lighting fires
Draw
MZS
passengers and
coming alongside.
Cease firing
Clean fires
Derelict has been fired
Destroyed by fire
Do not light your fires
MZP
MZQ
crew
IXQ
Fir.
on fire) send all avail-
shore all night)
yon have
NM
.:
(or,
able boats to save
complete-d)
When finished coaling

ixp
When will yon (or vessel indicated) be
MZK
fire?
am on fire
am sinking
When finished.
finished?
When will
Continued.
How long have you {or vessel indicated)
Fireworks
Firkin.
NAV
Firm-lyness.
NAW
Firm op
nad
ayv
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
244
II.
FIRST FLAG.
NAX
Firstly.
At first-
By
NAY
NBA
NBC
NBD
the
first
conveyance
--
First-class
First-class torpedo boat
First mast.
First offer.
First of all. In the first place.
First ofiflcer.
FID
JTZ
NCI
isf
NCJ
Gsx
In the
first place.
NCO
NOP
zam
nba
Greenwich) mean
HSI
NCQ
NCR
NCS
"
first lull, or.
When
it lulls
What is your first meridian?

NBM When first seen.
Will not
eda
NBQ
NBR
NBS
NBT
izb
xtk
{See also Coloes. )
dkm
Admiral's fiag
Admiralty flag
dls
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
{or, light is shown)
-FZT
Boat should endeavor to land where flag
is
waved
( or,
light is
shown
jz
Can make out flags {or, colors).

NCW Can you make out her flag (or, signal)
..kms
Fishhook.
Fish very scarce.
Fisherman.
Fishery.
Fishery steamer
NCX
distinguish your flags; come

nearer, or make Distant Signals-. -VM
Can not make out the flags {or, signals).
izf
Code flag {when spoken of)
Boes embargo extend to vessels under
Lwo
-HWX
flag?
wtg
kaz
Fishing craft (or, boat)

Fishing ground.
Fishing line.
Flag captain
NCY Flag of truce.

NCZ Flagship.
NDA Flag signal-ling.
NDB -Flagstaff.
Flag union downward

mej
Flags seen but signal not understood,
fish.
wcx
fish.
fish.
Pilchard fishery
Preserved fish
NCD
tim
tui
VPT
Salt fish
Shellfish
NDE
is
_zbx
fishery
Fish-ed-ing.
fish for
To
fish.
(Repair a spar. )
A
NCG Can be fished at sea.
NCH Can you supply a fish for my
indicated)
Sprung
sea
can not make out the flags hoist the
Anchor fished-EHB
it
at
NKX
signals),
signals in a better position
owl
flag.
bill
of health flag
spoken of)
NDJ
foremast, but can fish
Not clean
kms
or,
can not make out the flags (or,
I can not make out the bottom

NDG I can not make out the second flag.
NDH I can not make out the third flag.
NDI I can not make out the top flag.
NDF
(spar
Fish davit
Fish the anchor,
.--OZQ
flag
NCX
boats
are plenty of fish to be caught
here.
mek
Foreign flags (colors, ensigns)
Geneva Convention flag {when spoken
'---NXT
of)
Haul down your flags.
owg
Hoist mast-head flagstv
Hoist quarantine flag
Hoist your flags where best seen.
House
encumbered with fishing

.
EP
There
Whale
NCE
NCF
NDC
VWH
The bank
Can not
fish.
Fishing net.
Fishing season.
Fresh
NBZ Good season for
Herring fishery
ouj
NCA Have you any fish?
NCB I have taken {quantity indicated) of
NBU
NBV
NBW
NBX
NBY
xtj
Fixtuke.
Flag.
NCV
To
mxn
Mxo
mxp
NBP
fit.
Can you fix any time for?

Can not fix any time for
Fixed and fiashing light.
Fixed light.
Will yon show me your Greenwich (or,

first meridian) mean time?.,xn
Fish.
Codflsh-ery
-Fish-ed-ing.
Fish davit
fit
FiX-ED-ING.
NBL
NBO
for this work

zhv
for landing passengers -FI
fit
Five. FifM-ly
Fifth mast
Five-masted ship
NBK My first meridian is Greenwich.

NCT
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green2
20'
=
tbl
15
Oh.
9m.
21s
NCU
wich
The
Fitting new propeller.

Send boats
-xl
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
6
12'
24"
= Oh. 24m. 49.6s.,
Greenv\dch
time is
my mast?
FiT-TED-TING-NESS (TO,' Or, FOE).

Article indicated can be supplied, but it
ezf
will require fittingFit for the purpose of.
No boats
First of all
My first meridian (or,
fish for
NCK
NCL Fit-ted-ting out.

NCM Fit-ted-ting very well.
First opportunity.
NBE First quarter.
NBF First quarter of the moon.
NBG First ship.
NBH First time.
NBI First voyage.
NBJ First vyatch.
First week in
NAZ
FjSH-rContinued.
Will you lend me a
Numeral
flag.
{when
isw
NDK Pilot-boat flag {when spoken of

NDL Pilot jack {or, flag) {when spoken of).
NDM Plague flag {when spoken of)
NDO Powder flag {when spoken of)
)
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
245
FLAGFLUKE.
NDP
NDQ
Flag Continued.
Private
flag.
Repeat
ship's
Fleet Continued.
name yonr flags were not

;
made out
du
Set of flags
vsi
Signal not understood, although the
are
flags
distinguished
wcx
Standard. Royal flag
wqn
NDE The flag with

Union-jack
NDS
NDT
yje
What flag she are th'ey) under?

Your flags arc not clear.
(or,
is
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted

(or, Jioisted upside down)
owm
Your signal flags can not be distinguished
NDU
NDV
Flame-d-inq.
NDW
Flannel.
NDX
NDY
NDZ
1,HB
NEB
NBC
NED
NEF
Flareûp.
Flare
Flight.
Flint-y.
NEZ
Float-ed-ing.
NFB
NFC
NFD
light.
zdh
Use flashing
wdn
signals
Flat-ten-ly.
Flat-bottom boat
gsy
Flatter-est.
flats to
discharge cargo
iaz
NEG Flaw.
NEH -Flaw in shaf);.
Fleet.
Any
NFE
Am,
Are
Is, or.
Floated
pbg
by
afloat
off.
big
Floating anchor. Sea anchor
Floating bridge
hgq
compass
-.jhp
Floating, or. Liquid
ljd
Floating dock
Floating light.
Floating mine.
Floating obstruction in (or, at)
wpv
Floating stage
Light, or, floating light is discontinued
QSG
(or, gone)
ebz
squadron (or, fleet)?
ilb
Channel fleet (or, squadron)
Did the fleet (or, squadron)?
lzg
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
Enemy's fleet has been seen to the
NFI
Flogk.
Floe.
NFK
Flog-ged-ging.
NFL
Flood-bd-ing.
As soon as the flood tide makes
When will
NFS
(or,
qom
Letters of fleet (or, squadron)
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
NFX
steer- NFY
is
is
Florin, Guilder,
or, Gulden.
fleet (or,
squadron) ?--WPH
Coin) . atq
Flotilla.
Flotsam.
Flour.
pxt
Barrels of flour
Flow-ed-ing. To plow.
Tide flows at
(See
xsh
XJ
ngc
Fly)
Flugtuate-d-ing-ion.
Flue.
Flue boiler
.Gwz
Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).
Fluid.
Condy's
fluid.
Crimson
When is the
xj
the flood
Floor-ing.
Flown.
Saw the fleet (or,

ing .
NFZ
NEU The fleet (or, squadron) at
NEV To the fleet (or, squadron).
NGA
What the state of health of the fleet
org
(or, squadron) at
NET
off
SHY
When will the tide flow?
OK
squadron)
fbp
sets.
-'-
(or,
squadron)
Lzs
pbw
Flood
NFO Flood tide.
NFP Flooding cock.
NFQ How will the flood set?
Next flood
NFR When the flood makes.
tide make?
og
fleet (or,
(Herd.)
Icefield, or. Floe
(or,
off
Saw the enemy's
dqp
NFJ
is (or,
steering
dqb
-Szf
NFM-
steering to the
Fleet consists of
dqa
afloat
afloat-Paddle float
The tide will float her off.
NFG When you float.

Will be afloat
NFH -Will-not float.
NFT
was).
NEM Fleet, or, Squadron
NEO Fleet, or. Squadron when last seen was NFU
off.
NFV
NEP Fleet organization.
squadron).
NEQ For the fleet
squadron).
NEE From the fleet
NFW
squadron).
NES In the fleet
NEL
A good deal of floating ice in
Nearly
or,
Group flashing light.
NEJ
xrj
(Throw)
Not
Flash powder. _60Q

-NCR
Fixed and flashing light - - Flashing lig;ht.
Flax.
Flung.
Fling-ing.
NEY
NFA
ngc
Fly)
NEX
time
Flash-ed-ing.
Bum blue light,
NEI
(See
Flexible-y-ility.
Holme's light (large flare).

Holme's light (small flare).
Send
NEK
Flew.
NEW
Flange.
Red flare
White flare
NEA
Where is our fleet (or, squadron) ?-.wpi

Where is the fleet (or, squadron )?-.SK
Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
the ?
,-.wpj
Quarantine flag (when spoken of)
Fluke op anchor
fluid
JNK
eho
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
246
II
FLUSHFOR.
NGB FlushWITH.
NGC Fly-ing. Flew.
NGD Flying jib.
Follow Continued.
To
Flown.
Pilot signal flying
NGE
NGF
Gzp
tjm
Flying jib-boom
FoD.
Send the following message through

the post to owner (or, to Mr.
)at
by signal letters instead of writing it
fly.
NGX
Shall
Fodder.
FOG-GY.
Delayed by thick fog,
thick fog
During a thick fog
During the fog
Fog buoy.
Detained by
or,
KSE
lpn
lpr
NGH
Fog horn.
Fog signal
NGJ Fog too thick.
NGI
NGY
Will you follow?

Will you forward (or, communicate) the
wcj
Foggy weather
zc
Gun fog-signal
ojs
NGK ^How long have yon had this fog?
following signal for
With the following information.
NHA
Food.
Distressed for want of food
Want food (provisions)
Want food. Starving
On account of the fog (or, weather) .dfq

Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog (or, darkness)..'.we
The bank was clear of fog
fvi
considerable detention.
NGL
NGM
Thick
NGO
NGP
NGQ
Through the fog.

We have bad a lot of fog.
Want food immediately
NHB
NHC
gj
FAJ
jpq
jzh
Communicate the following

Course to be followed
NGR Follow her

or, them).
NGS Follow me {or vessel indicated).
NGT FoUowmotions.
Foolscap Paper.
Foot. {Measureof length.) (SeeaZsoFEET),
AVY
NHD
NHE
NHF
is confidential {or,
{or,
Foot
ice
.PBi
BPA
For all
BPC
For consideration of
jqn
For him (his, her, it-s, or persons or
things indicated)
bpd
For instance.
For me (my, mine)
bpe
For passage to {or, in).
For
{persons indicated)
bpd
For that (or, this)
bpf
For the
bpg
For the future
nur
For the present. At present.
For the purpose of.
For the quarter.
For the safety of.
For the sake of.
For the shore.
For the sick.
For them (their-s)
bph
For these {or, those)
bpi
For this (or, that)
bpf
For this port.
For us (our-s)
.bpj
For what {or, which)?
bpk
For, or, To whom {or, whose)?
bpl
For you (your-s)
bpm
hx
private)
NHG
NHI
NHJ
signal letters instead of writing
it
at lengthxb NHK
NGU Forward the following information to. NHL
Has paper of the following date .kmc NHM
NGV Have obtained the following informa- NHO
tion from
NHP
Have received the following communi- NHQ
. _
agent {or, owner)

I have the following
from
NGW I will follow.
from your
ia
information
...NGV
Send an express with the following

intelligence
poh
Send the following articles
ezh
Send the following message by post to
owner {or, to Mr.
) at
uWY
Send the following message by telegraph
to owner {or, to Mr.
) at
XA
KER
AYO
hgr
Footpath.
Foot-sore.
signal)
Following cbmmunication (signal, or,

message) is secret and in cipher.. iqv
the person signaling hoists iqs.
Forward following message by telegraph to
NMW
Forward following telegraphic message
cation {or, instructions)
^^"^
Foot. (See a?so Feet.)

CrOWSfoot
Cubic foot
Footbridge
For
(it,
lhe
ytu
nv
yo
Cubic foot {solid measure)

ayo
Square foot {square or surface measure).
Follow-ed-ing-er.
As follows
ik
Fool-ish-ly-ness.
fog.
Thick fog coming on
me
NGZ
have had thick fog on the bank. - rvc

pyo
I
by
I follow?
Strange vessel following convoy . wyv

Telegraph following message to
{ship
- . xd
or person indicated) at
Telegraph to my family at
the following message
xmf
The following articles
ezi
The following signal (communication,
or, message) is in cipher (secret). .iqv
Note. T%e cipher vnll continue unti^
the person signaling hoists IQS.
avx
{Measure of length)
wz
at length
NHR
cated)
is (or,
Not for
Ready for
are) for
{or, to
...bur
OFR
)
UJS
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
247
FOB FORCE.
For Continued.
Run for. Make for.
NHV
...eih
vei
for
vpr
cnm
Sailed for
Send for
They are
Usedfor
Was, or. Were
Where for?
ymv
NHS
NHT
Whom
NHU
FORBID-DEN-DING.
Enemy
NHW
TO FORAGE.
FORAGE-D-ING.
NHZ
FORBADE.
at
is
. .
-LZd
lzh
NHX Forced fires.

NHY Forcible-y.
Whom for.
is it for?
FORCE.
collecting in force
Enemy's force
Forced by.
cop
cta
for
To
FORCE-D-ING.
did not abandon her until I was forced,
cxo
Inferior force
Superior force
United force
What force?
pjl
l.xem
--.yjh
FORCE OF WIND.
NIA
Force op wind.
Note.
The signals only represent the numbers.
NIK
Thus:
is force
of wind
8.
FOBCE.
NIB
NIC
Denotes calm.
Light
Nm
NIE
NIF
NI&
NIH
NU
NIK
air,
just sufficient to give steerage way.

i
Light breeze
3
4
5
6
7
8
With which a
sail
well-conditioned ship under all

and clean full would go in smooth water.
Gentle breeze
"
Moderate breeze
(
Fresh breeze
j.
to 3 knots
"
"
"
3to4knQts.
"
"
"
4 to 5 knots.
In which the same ship could just

carry closehauled
Rgyais, etc.
'
Strong breeze
Single reefs and topgallant sails.
Moderate gale
Double
reefs, jib.
Topgallant
Fresh gale
Triple reefs,
Topsails,
1^
sails.
etc.
courses, etc.
jib, etc.
("Reefed upJ
{
NIL
per
top-
sails
and
courses,
r Lower top-
Strong gale
|_
sails
and
courses.
main topsail
[
NIM
-10
Whole
NIO
NIP
11
12
Storm
she could only bear closereefed

maintopsail and reefed foresail.
With which
gale
With which she would be reduced to storm

To which she could show no canvas.
Hurricane
Lower
and reefed foresail.
staysails.
NOTE.
P&ESSUBE.
Description of wind.
Miles
per
hour.
4
5
10
15
20
25
Feet
per
Force ia
pounds per
square
176
264
352
440
880
1330
1760
2200
foot.
005
020
044
079
123
492
107
970
067
Hardly perceptible.
i
Light
Gentle breeze.
air.
Fresh to strong breeze.

[
Moderate
gale.
per
hour.
per
minute.
30
35
40
45
50
60
70
80
100
2640
3080
3520
3960
4400
5280
6160
7040
8800
Description of wind.
Force in
pounds per
square foot.
4.429
6.037
7.870
o.aoo
12. 304
17. 733
24. 153
31.490
49.200
Strong gale.
Whole
gale.
Storm.
y
Great storm.
Hurricane.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
248
II.
FORDFORESIGHT.
NIQ
ford-ed-inq-able.
Fore topgallant sail
NIR
Fore.
Fore topgallant yard
NIS
NIT
NIU
NIV
Can I get a spar for a fore yard at

Fore and aft.
Fore and aft
lUG
Fore
njtj
Pore topsail yard

Lower fore topsail yard
Upper fore topsail yard
rel
I
I
KJH
NKL
Forecast.
NKI
NKJ
(or,
NKM
NKO
In the
edu
Forecastle
ieo
Forefoot
njt
Forehold
nju
Foreign.
Foreign affairs
dpc
Foreign colors (flags, ensigns)
mek
Foreign crew.
Foreign Enlistment Act
dip
Foreign-going ship.
Foreign OflSce, State Department.
Foreign oflBcer.
Foreign telegram.
Foreign trade
xzl
Shipping-
are the dimensions of your fore

yard?
lap
njv
Forelock
njw
Foreman
njx
Foremast
njy
NKW Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.

NKX Sprung my fore mast, but can fish at
sea.
NKY With loss of fore mast.
it
niw
Foremost
Pore rigging
nix
Forenoon.
A. M.
THE forenoon
Forenoon watch.
nja
Fore topgallant mast
NKZ
njg
njz
Before noon.
NLA
FORESEE-N-ING
Could not foresee.
Foresight
In
EDU
FOREREACH-ED-ING
njc
njp
Qwv
Foreland
Fore part
Pore top
zl
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
What
....
ZK
to-morrow?
What is the weather forecast?
NKV Vessel is a foreigner.
Lower fore topsail yard.

Upper fore topsail yard.
Fore stay--
forecast for
NKU Foreigner.
damaged) fore yard,

KJH
Fore runner
Weather. )
What is the meteorological forecast for
sail.
have sprung
(See also
to-day?
Foremost.
lap
What is the meteorological
NKP
NKQ
NKR
NKS
NKT
Forereach-ed-ing.
Foresee-n-ing.
Foresight.
Forestall-ed-ing.
Foretell-ing. Foretold.
Forewarn-ed-ing.
Gaff fore
I have carried away fore yard.
the dimensions of your fore
yard
NJU
Before noon.
njq
have carried away fore yard
nkh
have sprung {or, damaged) fore yard,
What are
ieo
Forefoot.
Forehold.
N.TV
Foreland.
NJW Forelock.
NJX Foreman.
NJY Foremast.
njp
nki
nk j
Krv
NJT
NKA
NKB
NKC
NKD
NKE
NKF
NKG
NKH
njo
topsail-
Fore yard--,
nkl
Forecast
Forecastle
Forenoon. A. M.
forenoon
njl
sail.
sail.
NJZ
njk
Fore topmast sprung
UQ
NIX
NIY
NIZ
NJA
NJB
NJC ^Fore stay.
NJD Fore staysail.
NJE Fore tack.
NJF Fore top.
NJG Fore topgallant mast.
NJH Fore topgallant
nJi
Fore topgallant yard.
NJK Fore topmast.
NJL Fore topmast sprung.
NJM Fore topmast staysail.
NJO Fore topsail.
NJP Fore topsail yard.
NJQ Fore yard.
NJR Fore yard gone in the slings.
NJS
Fore yard sprung.
NIW
nji
Fore topmast
sails.
Fore chains
Fore clew garnets
^Fore course. Fore
Fore hold
Fore magazine
Fore part.
Fore rigging.
Fore royal.
Fore royal yard.
Fore runner.
Fore sail
Fore sheet.
--.njh
NKA
NKB
Unforeseen.
nkc
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
249
FORESTFOUL.
NLB
FORTUNATE
POBEST-BR.
FORESTALL-ED-ING
FOBETELL-ING.
NliD
NKE
FOEETOLD
FORETOP
NJP
Forewarn -ED-iNG
nkf
NLC
forfeit-ed-ing-ure.
NLD
NLE
Forge.
Have you
Very fortunate
NMU PORWARD-ED-INGTO To FORWARD.

Afloat forward
bx
NMV Can I forward {or, take) letters for you?
.
Can telegraph message be forwarded

WR
from ?-Can you forward my message by teleHU
graph?
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
anyone that can work at a
forge?
NLF
forge-d-ing-r.
Continued.
NMP Fortune.
NMQ Have you been fortunate?
NMR I have been fortunate.
NMS
I have not been fortunate.
NMT No fortune.
to forge.
station at
emw
Forward-ed-ing application to
NLG
f
NLH
(or, for),
ESP
Forgery.
Forward by telegraph and pay for trans-
HY
mission
message by teleNMW ^Forward following
graph to
NLJ I have forgotten.
NLK I will not forget.
by signal letters instead of writing

^Will not forget.
NLM
xb
at length
NLO ^You have (or person indicated has) forpdi
Forward immediately
gotten.
for).
NMX Forward lettersto
NMY Forward message immediately without
NLP FORGIVE-N-ING-NESS. FORGAVE.
loss of time to
Forward my communication by teleNLQ FORK-ED-ING. In FORK.
transmission,
graph, and pay for
NLR ^Forkhead.
HY
NLQ
In fork
NMZ Forward my despatches.
NLS Knives and forks.
Forward my message through the tele-
NLI
forgbt-ting. forgot-ten.
Do not forget.
it
(or,
its
NLT
FORM-ED-ING. To FORM.
A-nrrnl present formation
Form a junction with.
NLU
NLV Form columns of divisions in line ahead.
NLW Form single column in line abreast.
NLX FonH single column in line ahead.
NLY Formation.
NLZ
proper form.
Present formation
Preserve formation
În
NMA
NMB
formal-ly-ity.
NMC
NMD
NME
Formidable.
tub
tug
NOA
NOB
NOG
NOD
NOE
WT
Have my letters been forwarded?

Have they been forwarded?
I draw feet aft feet forward
I have forwarded the.
I will forward.
on.
I will forward your letter
feet
NGU
oa
inches
lnd
My letters are
NOG Shall I forward?
be forNOH Shall, or. Will forward
warded).
Tell (person indicated) not to forward
NOP
all
forwarded.
(or,
forsook.
any more
NOI
fort-ress.
Any
graph to
xb
tele-
Forward the following information to
forward
former-ly.
forsake-n-ing.
graph by signal letters

Forward reply to my message by
emh
boy
~'"
-XAR
forts?
Strong fort
NOJ
letters for
me
qs
They have been forwarded.

Were my letters properly forwarded?
Will you forward my letters (or, desQU
patches) to
?
NMP
NMG FORTIFY-IED-ING.
Fortification.
NMH
NMI
NMJ
Will you forward
Forthwith.
^Fortifications have
Strongly fortified
(or,
communicate) the
following signal for me?
been increased at
FoT.
Where was
dah
In about a fortnight
/
NML FORTDNATE-LY.
NMO Fortunate enough to.
(See also Fight)
. _
When was the battle fought?
FOETNIGHT-LY.
NMK A fortnight since.
avz
(Measune of length)
Fought.
XAU
NOK
the battle fought?
FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.
Anti-fouling composition
ik
mxr
pzb
fzo
enz
haw
Bottom (ship's) foul
Every appearance of foul weather . .erz
250
GENEKAL VOCABULAKY.
Pakt
II.
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
251
FRICTIONFUNERAL.
NRG
NRH
Fkiction.
Friction tube
-YDF
Friday.
Before Friday.
Friday morning.
NRJ
NRK ^Friday night.
NRL Good Friday.
NRI
NSG
NSH
Last Friday
Next Friday.^...
NRM
Fruit.
Fruit
is to be obtained on shore.
fruit is to be obtained on shore.
Preserved fruit--
-^No
Frustrate-d-ing-ion.
NSI
Have, or, Has been frustrated.

Was, or. Were frustrated.
-SHW
NSJ
Fuel.
(See also Coal. )

fuel
Economize-d-ing fuel
Patent fuel
Bad
Friend-ship.
în
Vessel chasing is a friend

^Your friend is on board.
NRS
NRT
Frigate.
NSK
Fugitive.
NSL
Fulfill-ed-ing.
NSM
Full.
Are you
Broke adrift
Broke foom.
Days from
NRY
her-s,
(his,
Engine room
Full crew
kne
Pull charge
Full dress.
Full moon.
or persons or
bpo
bpq
bpr
From me (my, mine)

From the.From the captain
From the eastward
-From the
bps
hwy
lsd
island.
From
-SJL
the northward
-From the rear.
From the southward
From the westward
-From, or, OflE the wind.
From them (their-s)

From there
From thes0 {or, those
From time to time
BPtJ
from
from
NSA
Frontier.
NSB
NSC
Frost.
Frost bitten.
NSX
mH
^
speed.
WXE
Pull stop-
Fully.
Fully insured
Fully tried
Go ahead full speed
pny
ycm
li
He, or. She
is full of
--.lm
obs
men.
am going full speed

am on full-speed trial.
OCI
Code Flag over a

hours' coal for full speed {or
have
ixd
for speed indicated)
Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?
bpx
-BPY
bpz
.-.bet
...COQ
---Si
Where from? From where?

.
Kcz
vz
NSY
Quite
NSZ
^Will fully explain.
full.
wvx
Stokehold full of water
mnt
Was fully expected .-i
What is your consumption of coal per
ixm
hour at full speed
"^
They are from

Was. or, Were from
Where are you from?
Before the
bpy
Frozen. {See Freeze) - Frozen meat

Frozen meat cargo
frozen over?
frozen over...,--
NTA
NTB
NTO
FULMINATE-D-ING.
Fulminate of mercury.
PUMIGATE-D-ING-ION.
Fun,
-GDI
is
vz
mbg
water.

Go full speed---
bpw
.
Full
cps
-tbu
vej
Sailed
steam up?
Full power.
Full-rigged ship.
--
full of
Full of passengers.
Full of water.
bpv
Parted from
Is
Is
--.xtl
) . - -^
Not from
NSW
bpt
bqa
you-r-s
He, She, It {or persons or things indibus
cated) is (or, are) from
lgi
Miles from {or, distant)
Front-ing.
In front of
NSU
NSV
zbr
From
NRZ
NSO
NSP
NSQ
NSR
NST
wlh
Fromus(our-s)From what {or, which)

From whence {or, where) . From whom {or, whose)
Sails
at full speed?
dmo
things indicated)
NRX
ltc
^..tec
bpn
From him
NRW
PRO
intt
From
NRV
tuj
.-QGB
NRO Are your friends safe?

NRP Friendly with.
NRQ Have you any friends
NSD
NSE
NSF
or,
Candareen.
NTD
NTE
NTF
NTG
fund-ed-ing.
NTH
Funeral.
NTI
nqa
hzb
nqb
NQC
NTJ
How are the fundsat

Want of funds.
at
NTL
atb
Funds.
Funeral of
Funeral party.
place
NTK Funeral
takes
npz
{Coin)
When
at
{place)
{time and date).

will funeral take place?
and
252
FUNNEL GALE.
Part
II.
Fart
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
253
GALE GEAR.
Gale Continued.
NVU Can
NWY
(vessel indicated)
weather the
NVW Can you ride out the gale?

Delayed through the recent gale
NVX Do you think the gale is over?
Do you
we can
think
ride
it
-KSP
(the gale)
uwx
out?
lpm
During a gale
During the gale.
Whilst the gale lasts,

LPS
Equinoctial gale
Fresh gale
Gale is expected
mgn
nqv
from
zd
NVY Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from

NVZ
Heavy,
or,
Severe gale.
NWA If gale increases.

NWB In a gale of wind.
Meteorological CfSce, or, Weather Bureau, reports gale approaching from

BTQ^
the
rxl
Moderate gale
^Nothing but gales of wind.
nvz
Severe, or. Heavy gale
Shall you ride out the gale?
xas
Strong gale
zdr
Whole gale
NWZ
Gallant-ly-ry.
Gallant conduct
Have, or, Has behaved very
NXC
NXD
NXE
NXF
Gasket.
NXG
NXH
Gather-ed-ing.
Gather-ed-ing way.
NXI
NXJ
NWJ
Gallipoli
Gallon.
gallantly,
is
closed at
Gauge-d-ing-r.
Gauge cock.
Steam-pressure gauge,
Water gauge
Water gauge out of order
Windgauge. Anemometer
(See Give)
NXK
NWM
Galvanometer.
NWO
NWP
Game.
NXL
Gazetteer.
NXM
Gear-ing.
Blow-olf cocks (or, gear)
Boat's gear
Chafing gear
Diver's gear
Eccentric gear
Eduction gear
Expansion gear
FJring gear
Gear aloft
Gear for cleaning decks
Gang.
Gangway.
NWS
NWT
Gangrene.
Headgear
Gantlinb.
Jail.
elo
nzv
dwb
gnw
-_.grz
ijk
lhx
Lsu
ltm
mlz
naf
eaf
isv
oma
Hand steering gear
MU
disabled
.NWQ Gang board.
NWR
vvy
y vr
Gazette. In the Gazette.

Report me by telegraph to "Shipping
uf
Gazette"
"Shipping Gazette & Lloyd's List,"
Air-pump gear
ayw
Galvanize-d-ing-ism-ic.
RJW
ynm
QWU
oil.
NWK
puk
Prison
Gaoler
NWU
NWV
NWX
Gave.
NWL Galvanized iron.
Gaol.
Gate.
Gate
Vacuum gauge
NWG Quarter gallery.

NWH Galley.
Galliot.
-MAQ
Gastric.
Manometer.
Gallery.
NWI
-MOX
jng
GDX
NWF
Gas-ecus.
Explosive gas
Gas, or, Light buoy.
Gas engine
NXA
NXB Gas light.
NWO
NWD
NWE
Garrison-ed-ing.
pum
Gaeden-er.
Garnet.
Fore clew garnets
Main clew garnets
luo
lUH
oqg
-.Piv
Induction gear
pku
Injection gear
tax
.^
Parallel-motion gear
ubi
Pump gear
Pump gear worn out (defective) .--UBJ
WGic
Slide-valve gear
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order)
Starting gear
Starting gear out of order
Steam steering gear
Steam steering gear disabled
Steering gear
Turning gear
Want
gear for
wgl
wrp
wrg
wst
mz
WUF
MZ
yen
ytv
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
254
Part
II,
GENERAL GET.
NXO
General-ly.
Accountant General- '
NXP
Get Continued.
Do you think we could
dfy
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally

about
DKT
Consul General
jrm
General (0/pcer)
ewk
...._
General average
for
General cargo
Hzc
General order.
General recall " signal.
Code Flag over y
Governor General
ogd
Hoist the general recall
owh
Inspector General
pmv
Lieutenant General
qpv
Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen, or, Commissioner of Navigation,
Treasury Department _
-UNX
pects-ed-ing) to be got off (or, afloat),
Generous-ly.
NXS
Geneva Convention.
NXT
Geneva
Geneva.
NYV Getting.
NYW Get, or, Got pratique.
NYX Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing.
Genuine-ness-ly.
NXZ
Geography-ical-ly.
Geographical Index. (See page 453.
Geographical mile
awo
-Refer to the Geographical Signals.
NZB
NZC
aim
fup
Got
and
NYK
NYL
NYM
NYO
NYP
NYQ
NYR
NYS
NYT
I cross the bar ?
NZP
Was getting
off.
What quarantine
Where can
PBH
?
ready for
sea.
Preparing
for sailing.
you think we could get any
difficult
NZE
Do
HC
anchorage to get away
from?
ELB
Is my berth a good one for getting away
from?---.
QFw
Lose no time in getting to the anchorage
ELC
Mind you get paid
euk
No getting out of harbor.
Not worth getting
opl
Not worth getting off (or, afloat).. dqc
Open. Get farther away
mc
Pilot can not get off .....
tjp*
Put to sea at once. Get an offing ...no
Shall I attempt to get away?
fkp
Shall I get steam up?
,..'
wa
Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
ELF
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea
at once
mg
Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
a
oPB
you be getting up steam?
VY
NZD
Shall I be able to
get over the bar"?

fvy
Can I get a main yard at
?
Can I get a spar for
mast at
1
Can I get any
?
Can I get any sailmakers ?
Can I get permission ?
Can you get ?
-Can you get an introduction to
1
-Can not get.
Cannot get my boat out
osj
-Could get.
Did not get a mail.
-z
-Did, or. Do you get ?
Did you get a meridian altitude V .tdh
Did you get an observation ?
Did you get good observations ?
rm
-Did you get pratique
at
?
Do you think I can get through the ice ?
NYG
NYH
am
Is it
Germany. German Colors.

Bank of Germany
German Lloyd's.
Can
way as fast as you can

kn
up steam report when ready ._km
up steam as fast as possible
kl
what you can.
iinder
getting short of water and must

endeavor to get some
yvg
I can get off.
I can not get at goods required
OEW
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assistance
DPY
I think you might get soinething to
answer the purpose..
enb
Îf you can get.
If you will lay out an anchor for me I
can get off
eiv
Indicate nearest place I can get coal,
Germ.
NYD
NYE Get. To Get. {See
Obtain.
NYF Can, or, May get.
NYJ
Get
Get
Get
Get
Got
hgd
Slight breeze
NXY
NYI
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible.
How long will
Gentleman.
NYC
round as fast as possible,

Get her on the other tack as fast
as possi we.
{Gin.)
Gentle-y-ness.
Gentle breeze.
kw
for nothing
Get her on the other tack, or. Get her

head round or you will be on shore,
LP
NZA
NXW
NYA
NYB
or.
Convfention flag (when spoken
of).
NXU
NXV
Wait
tvi
Slip.
NYU Get her head
NYZ
NXE,
DPX
op
Fire difficult to get at

Get a preventer on
Get an offing. Cut, Weigh, or,
'
Who generally does business for ?_ dtb
xpz
line ashore by a boat

(cask, kite, raft, or, spar, etc.) ...ka
Expect-ed-ing (or vessel indicated ex-
'
NXQ What is the general opinion
away
get
from
?
Endeavor to get a
NZG
shall I get ?
I get (or, look for)
uej
a pilot?
TL
Where can I get any freight?

nqm
Where is the best place to get ?- .aic
Will you get?
.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
255
GET GO.
Get Continued.
enu
You can get an answer in
You had better get a sick nurse . .wbk
-
YoTi will find great difficulty in getting
through the
ice at
get into shoal water, or, You

_ _ _ vza
will shoal your water
uel
You will get quarantine
You will have great difficulty in getting
Laf
water
guw
Steam gig
jhq
GiMBAL OF A Compass
Geneva
(Spirit.)
NZJ
Gin.
{For derrick,
NZK
NZL
NZM
NZO
Ginger.
-uxu
etc.)
Give.
Are giving ground
Be careful not to give offense
Bound to be given up.
Bound to give it up
By the description given
Can, or, May give.
Can give no reason.
authority
directionsthat
every assistance
Glark-d-ing-ly.
OAX
Glass.
Binocular glass. Field glass
Field glass. Binocular
him
dip
hyl
hbw
fgh
OAZ
Globe-ular.
OBA
Gloom-y-ily.
OBC
Glove.
OBD
OBE
Marine glue.
OBF
Glut-ted.
OBG
Glycerine.
OBH
Gives, or,
Must give an evasive answer,

ENG
DXK
Is,
OBL
Are you goingto?
Are you going on shore?

Are you going to anchor?
Are you going to land all mails
{or, for)?
Gyn
inr
Notice {warning) has been given .-YUL

smv
Obliged to be given up
smw
Obliged to give it up
Warning (notice) has been given ..yul
"What have you given for?
What is the highest price you will give?
What will you (or person indicated)
give?
go.
Is,
PNE
give chase
To
str
Am, or. Are going (or, gone) to.

or. Are to go.
OBJ Am,
mpi
An express is going to
OBK Are you going into port (harbor)
Giving.
I shall
Go.
OBI
--Yxc
I will give you.
Glub-d-ing-tinous.
All gone---
Give way
Have you given bond?
zgd
Glimpse.
I had a glimpse of the land about- -QDtr
Nitro-glycerine ._
(our-s).
givento
szy
xmq
to)--LBj
(her-s, it-s).
orders been
QYH
glass
Panes of glass
Spy glass. Telescope
Wineglass
..Kvz
^to.
Given.
Have
glb
glb
ozk
Qdg
OAY
hbx
pns
(for, or,
to
OAF
OAK
wuv
defective
Stuffing-box glands out of order ...hdj
OAW
To
Giye us
OAJ
Gland.
Log
OAE
OAI
OAV
Lamp glass
leave
NZX
NZY -Give me (my, mine).
OAB :Give notice.
OAC Give receipt.
OAD Give them (their-s).
OAH
OAU
Girl.
Can you give?

NZS Can you give a passageto?
NZT Can not give.
NZU Do, or. Did you give?
NZV Gave.
OAG
Glad-ly.
Glad to hear it (01; that).
Glad to see it (or, that).
Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
named).
I shall be very glad.
ypj
Very glad
JGT
Very glad of your company
Hourglass
NZW
TDK
OAQ
OAR
GiRD-EK
Give
Give
Give
Give
Give
shore)"!
Stem gland
Gin.
NZP
NZQ
NZR
my)?
a passage (on
Will you give me the pleasure?
Gimlet.
Give.
me
OAP
ayx
Gill.
NZI
Will you give
OAS
OAT
Gig.
Will give.
OAM Will you give?

CAN Will you give me (or,
pci
You will
NZH
Give Continued.
OAL
Boat
OEM
OBN
is
at
going to you
Can you go up the

Convoy is going to
FCX
-EHM
QDN
eu
Can you go?
river?
uyg
JTJN
Do not go.
Do not go (or,
OBP
OBQ
pass) ahead of me.
Code Flag over r
Do not let him (or, them) go.
Go about.
Go
ahead.-
lg
Part
256
II,
GOGOOB.
Go
Go Continued.
dvh
Go ahead of
Go ahead and drop a boat on board -DVN
lh
Go ahead full speed
li
Go ahead of me
dvg
Go alongside
ebf
Go as fast as you can
mtn
Go astern
lj
Go astern. Heave allaback
LP
Go astern of
fhk
__lk
lm
Go astern of me. Pass astern of me fhq
away.
Go
Go direct..lbn
Go easy
lex
.
OBR
Go
OBT
OBU
OBV
OBW
OBX
OBY
OBZ
OCA
OCB
OCD
OCE
OOF
OCG
rfx
ocz
ODA
ODB
ODC
ODE
Was,
jl
for despatches
Go full speed.
Go half speed.
Go immediately.
Go in (or,
Go on. Proceed.
Go onboard--gqd
Go on shore.
Go out (or, from).
^Go tothe.
Go to the admiral's ofiSce
dlf
Going.
Going astern. Stern way
fhr
Going into port (or, harbor).
Going round.
Going to join
pwa
Gone.
Gone by. Passed by-hpv
Gone to pieces.
Gone to sea.
How business going?
hny
I am a stranger here will you let me go
on shore with you?
I am going full speed.
I am going half speed.
I am going on shore.
I am going to
I am not going on shore.
OCI
OCJ
OCK
OCL
OCM
OCN
OOP
OCQ
OCR
OCS
OCW
OCX
OCY
Were goingto.
ya
it)
Will you go (or, come)on shore?

jds
Will you go on shore in my boat?--VZN
Will you have to go into dry dock?..Llx.
ODH
Goat.
ODI
GOD-LY.
ODJ
Gold-en.
to).
ODK
ODL
ODM
ODN
ODP
I shall not go far before I bring up-HJC

I shall not go much farther
mtb
I wish to see you before you go on shore.
If, or,
you go.
When
or, Are not gone.
Is (person or ship indicated) gone?
ODQ
Let
Let
Let
Let
go another anchor
go the life-buoy
go your anchor
him (or, them) go.
Make haste, or he will be gone.
Must
kr
hmr
eja
fe
Good anchorage.
Code Flag over v
Not going.
Seagoing (gone) down
Shall I go?
Stand by to let go
vkz
wqe
Good berth
Good bottom
ODX
ODY
ODZ
OEA
for anchorage
Good-bye
Good chance.
ODW Good coal.
ODV
oce
Good. (For Goods, see next page.

A good crop, or. Crops look well kdt
A good many slight cases
idh
A good oflBng.
A good plan (or, method).
A good slant.
Am I in a good berth? -----Gfo
Beef in good order
goy
Biscuit is not good.
Bread is not
goodGLK
Business good
hnv
Can you point out (or, take me to) a
good anchorage?
eks
Cargo in very good order
hzx
Did you get good observations?
em
Good accommodation
dce
Good accounts of --dfa
ODU
OEB
OEC
go?
My eSigines are going astern.
Go)
Let go.
(See also
ODE
ODS
ODT
Is,
Keep going ahead of

dvl
Keep going ahead slowly
dvm
Keep going astern
fho
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding q ji
Gold dust.
Gold has been found at
Gold mine.
Goldsmith.
In gold.
Gone.
OCU
OCV Must go.
OCT
or,
tjr
Wentto
ZBQ
When do you goto?
When do you go on shore?
When going to?
csu
ODF Where is he(she, or, gone (or, going)?
ODG Will you go?
is
OCH
The pilot is going to you

They were gone.
Tug is going to you
npx
Qo-ingfree
OBS
Continued.
Stock all gone
..wvm
The next mail goes in{vessel indicated),
"
Good coal may be got at

Good condition
Good conduct
Good enough
Good example.
Good Friday
Good landing.
Good lookout.
Good newsof.
Good order. In good order.
Good observations.
Good season foi'fish
Good shelter, from
Good vacuum
Good water. Water is good
Good water can be got at
gfe
ekx
hpz
ixb
oeb
jnh
-.mdh
nrl
nbz
vwj
ynk
Y vs
yvd
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257
GOOD GRANITE.
Good Continued.
Got Continued.
OED
Goodness.
OEF
Ground tackle not good enough

Ground tackle very good
Have the goodness to.
Have you a good fire engine?
OEG
ou
Expect {or vessel indicated expects) to

dpx
be got off {or, afloat)
oik
Get, or. Got pratique
nag
I do not think we shall get any good by

moving.
OEH
OEI
obb
In go'od order. Good order
oim
Is It good holding ground?
Is, or. Are not good.
Is, or. Are very good.
bag
Keep a good lookout aloft
enemy's vrar vessels are going about
oj
Keep a good lookout for land {or, lights)
or. Lookout for land {or, lights).
{Bearing to follow, if necessary) .pyu
^..qkx
Leave a good margin
Make-ing, Made good the {or, your)-RlJ
tly
Not a good plan
Not so good.
OEJ
OEK
Of good quality.
ubp
order
good freight to be had
Pumps in good
There
at
There
OEL
OEM
OEN
OEP
is
is
NQK
good shelter at
Very good.
{or,
"Were very good.

Water is good. Good water
Water is not good
Will be very good.
....
yvs
yvt
hpz
nrl
Goods.
Contraband goods
JSO
goods
can you take?
I can not get at goods required.
I have goods belonging to you {or, ).
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
How many tons
JXY
wvN
Stock of goods
OEY
Tons measurement of goods.
OEZ
Goose.
OPA
Gooseneck.
OFB
Got.
OFK
(See also Get.
likely
off {or, afloat)
dqc
Vessel {indicated, if necessary) has got
NZE
off
OFN
Goulard's Extract.
OFF
GOUT-Y.
OFQ
GOVERN-ED-ING-MENT.
Ges
Belonging to Government
Chartered, or, Employed by GovernINE
JBK
East Indian Government.

Government despatch.
officer).
Government employee
OFU Government hired vessel.
OPV Government in minority of
rhv
Government majority of
OFW Government ship.
OFX Government steamboat, or, transport.
OFY Government stores.
OFZ Government tug.
OGA Has there been any change in the Government in
OGB The United States, or. His, or. Her
Majesty's Government.
I have Government despatches {or,
OFR
OFS
OFT
{or,
),
JS
Local Government Board

Officer, or,
Employee
OGC
Governor.
OGD
OGE
Governor General.
Deputy,
by any
CD
after
you?
Could she have got to any place of
17
{or vessel indicated) will
or.
of
gpj
Government,
OFT
Lieutenant Governor.. kvn
Gradual-lt.
(
Measure of weight.
Grain cargo
eab
Can not be got

means now available
Could any vessel have got away
ter?
you
Not worth getting.

Not worth getting off
OFM Only to be got in small quantities.
Grain.
)
Almost anything may be got
7656409
it
be got off?
May be got off.
May be got off {or, afloat) if prompt as.
oa
sistance be given
May be got off {or, afloat) without asDPZ
sistance
Grain
OFD
Is
OFL
Articles indicated may be got at

{vessel indi{place) or, from
E2G
cated)
OFC
got pratique?
ment.-- .'.
Government
Goods are found.

Goods are landed.
OES
OET Goods are shipped.
OEU Goods department.
measurement of
OEX
OFJ
Colonial
or,
OER
OEW
OFI
lnf
Good Friday
OEV
OFG
OPH
IMZ
Good-bye
OEQ
OFE
in).--VWN
Very good chart

Very good draught
Very good remittances.
Was,
nyw
hba
feet
Got bottom with
oqe
Got onboard
Have, or, Has got.
Have, or, Has got off.
Have, or. Has not got.
{vessel indicated)
Have you, or. Has
bam
hzd
Gramme.
{Measure of length.)
awp
GRAMME.
{Measure of weight.)
ban
OGF
Granary.
OGH
Grange.
OGI
Granite.
shel-
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Part H.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
GBOWGUZ.
259
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
260
II.
GYBEHAD.
OKW
GyBE-D-ING,
OKX
OKY
Gymnast-astic-nasium.
Hxn Continued.
or, JiBE-D-ING.
Gypsum.
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or thing-s indicated)'i.:

bts
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indicated) been?-.BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or thing s indicated) had? . btv
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not?-.BTW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or thing s indicated) not been,
BTX
Had, Has, 07: Have, he (she, it, or persons or thing-s indicated) not had?
'
BTY
Had, Has, or. Have his (her-s, it-s)?-BQR
Had, Has, or. Have I (niy, mine)?-_BQs
Had, Has, or. Have I been? .-.
bfr
Had, Has, or. Have I done?
bmt
Had, Has, or, Have I had?
bqt
Had, Has, or, Have not?
bqu
Had, Has, or. Have not been? ._:
bfs
Had, Has, or. Have not done {or, been
done)
BMs
Had, Has, or, Havenothad
bqv
Had, or. Have that {or, this)
bqw
Had, Has, or, Havethe..
bqx
Had, Has, or. Have there?
bqy
Had. or. Have these {or, those)
bqz
Had, Has, or. Have they (them, their-s)?
BRA
Had, or. Have they been?
bft
Had, or. Have they done?
bmu
Had, or. Have they had?
bec
Had, Has, or. Have vê (our-s)?
brd
Had, or. Have we been?
bfu
Had, or. Have we done?
bmv
Had, or. Have we had?
bre
Had, Has, or. Have yours?
brp
bfv
Had, or. Have you done?.
bmw
Had, or, Have you had?
beg
Have you {or person indicated) any
EPE
.
OKZ
H.
{Letter.)
seepage
Habbe,
OLA
{Measure of weight)
BAG
Habit.
Bad
OLE
{For newmethod of spelling,
13.)
frd
ha"bit
Habitation.
Had, Has,
Am,
Am,
Have
or,
or. Is
or. Is
Are,
Are,
not to hare
to have
bqn
bqd
-.bqc
Can, or, May have

bqe
Can, or. May have been
bfh
Can, or, May have done {or, been done),
BLV
Can, or. May have had
--BQF
btl
Can, or. May I have ^some?
bqg
Can not, oY, May not have
bqh
Can not, or, May not have been
bfk
Can not, or. May not have done {or, been
done)
BLZ
bqi
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or persons or thing s indicated) have been?
BTN
Could, or. Might have
bqj
Could, or. Might have been
bfm
Could, or, Might have done {or, been
done)
BMC
Could, or. Might have had. --BQK
Could, or. Might not have
bql
bfo
Could, or. Might not have done {or, been
done)
__,
BME
bqm
Do not let him (her, it, or person indicated) have
Had,
Had,
Had,
Had,
BTR
Has, or, Have

bqn
Has, or. Have any
...bqc
Has, or. Have been
bfq
Has, or, Have done {or, been done),
BME
Had, Has,
or.
Have had
bqp
Having -..
Having been
Having done
Having had
opi
,
bfw
bmx
beh
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have)
buj
He, She, It {or persons or things indi-^
cated) had (has, or, have) been.-BUK'
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing)
bul
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have)had ...bum
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not. -.bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not been,
BUO
He, She,
cated)
It {or
had
{or, is, or,
He, She,
persons or thing-s
(has, or, have) not
are not doing)
It {or persons or
He, She, It {or person s or
indi-
done
bup'
things indinot had.BUQ

things indi-
cated) should {or, would) have.-BVO

He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) (should or,would)not have.BVS
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
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261
HAD.
Had Continued.
Had Continued.
How had
(has, or,
lean
may) have
{or,
bxn
have)?
bei
can not {or may not) have

could {or, might) have
could (or, might) not have
had {or, have)
had {or, have) been.-.
had {or, have) done
I
I
bgc
bna
brn
bro
bgd
bno
pbp
brq
brs
brt
bgk
should {or, would) have been
bru
should {or, would) not have
I should {or, would) not have been.BGM
If he (she, it, o?- persons or things inbyj
dicated) had (has, or, have)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not -BYK
I
I
bzh
If I had {or, have)'

If I had (or-, have) not
If they had {or, have)
It, etc.
bzi
cao
cap
cbh
CBI
cby
cbz
(See Are, aboue.)

(See He, above.
bgp
has (or, had) been
bnp
has {or, had) been done _ _
bgq
has {or, had) not been
done
bnq
has {or, had) not been
Lethim(her, it, or persons indicated)
BWA
have
..bbv
Let them have
It
It
It
It
May,
(See Can, above.)

etc.
(See Could, above.)
etc.
Might,
Must have
Must have been
Must have had
Not to be had
Ought to have
Ought not to have.
Shall, or, Will have

Shall, or, Will have
done)
ceo
cep
ceq
cgj
cia
Cht
brw
done
{or,
been
BNX

bwg
or things indicated) have?
or things indicated) not have?. _bwk
brx
Shall, or, Will I have?
bey
Shall, or, Will I not have?
bez
Shall, or. Will not have?
Shall, or. Will not have done {or, been
BNZ
done)
(See He, above.
She, etc.
bsa
bhl
Should, or, Would have been
Should, or. Would have done {or, been
BOG
done) -bsc
Should, or. Would have had
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should,or, Would he (she.it, or persons
or things indicated) have been?.BWQ
Shall, or.
BWTJ
bej
brk
brl
brm
I
I
I
I
I had {or, havie) had
I had {or, have) not
I had {or, have) not been
I had {or, have) not done
I had {or, have) not had
I shall {or, will) have
I shall {or, will) not have
I should {or, wpu^d) have
Is, etc.
Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not have?
Should, or.
Should,
or.
Would
he, (she,
it,
or per-
sons or things indicated) not have
bwv
been?
Should,
Should,
Should,
or.
or.
or.
bsd
Would not have
Would not have been.-BHN
Would not lâve done {or,
boi
been done) -_
t
Should, or. Would not have had ...bse
That, or. This had (has, or, have) -CKX
That, or. This had (has, or, have) been,
CKY
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
ckz.
been
cmq
There
There
There
There
cmr
have) been
have) not been-CMS
should (or, would) have been. cna
should {or, would) not have been,
had
had
(has, or,
(has, or,
CNB
--BSff
They can {or, may) have
They can not {or, may not) have.-.BSG
bsh
They had (or, have)
bht
They had {or, have been)
bol
They had {or, have) done
BSi
They had {or, have) had
bsj
They had {or, have) not
bhu
bom
They had {or, have) not done
bsk
They had {or, have) not had
bsl
They should {or, would) have
They should {or, would) not have .bsm
This, etc.
(See That, above.
To be had
To have
CNS
cnu
bsn
We c.an {or, may) have
BSO
.,-_-BSP
We had {or, have)
bin
We had {or, have) been
bos
We have {or, have) done
bsq
We had {or, have) had
bsr
We had {or, have) not
bio
bot
bst
We had {or, havei not had
bsu
bsv
We shall {or, will) not have
bsw
We should {or, would) have
We should {or, would) not have .--BSX
What,
or.
Which had
(has, or,
have)?
CQP
What, or. Which

we) have?
What, or, Which
shall {or, will) I {or,
you) have?
CQO
{or,
cqm
shall {or, will) they
ceh
cm
When had {or, have) you?.crw
When shall {or, will) I have?
have?
When shall
{or, will)
we have?
CRZ
CSA
-CTB
Where had (has, or, have)?
CTO
Where shall {or, will) they {or, you)
Where
CTQ
ctr
Who
cup
have?
Which, etc. (See What, above.
had (has, or, have)?
262
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY
II.
263
HAPPYHAUL.
OME
Happt-ily-iness. (See also Glad. )

Happy to hear it {or, that)
oae
Happy
I
OMS
OMT
OMU
OMV
am
to see you {or,

happy to inform
you
Shall, or, "Will be very happy

Very
oat
pkc
OND
ONE
to.
happy-ily.
ONF
Harass-bd-ing.
harbor do you intend to make

run) for?
Whilst in harbor.
the bar {or, into the harbor). Depth
fwe
in feet may follow
{or,
Hajrd-ness.
Blowing hard. Squally weather
zh
Blowing too hard to
goc
Hard-a-port
Head to go to
( Urgent. )
starboard
md
Hard-a-starboard
{Urgent.) Head to
ME
go to port
!
Do not attempt to make
OMW ^Do you intend to go into harbor?
What
Harbor.
Are you going into port (harbor )?..obk
Bar harbor
rvs
Detained in harbor
kyc
the harbor (or,
anchorage)
fw
Do not know the anchorage {or, harbor),
Harbor Continued.
Hard bottom
Helm hard up
EKTJ
EKV
My
EKW
OMX
Harbor
lpv
OCB
ONA
HWS
is
is
is
WG
hard-a-starboard;
ship's
wh
going to port
Hardly.
Hardware
Harm-ed-ing.
{See also
---zne
Damage.)
ONJ
No harm {or, damage) done.
ONK
Harmless.
ONL
Harpoon-ed-ing.
ONM
Harvest-ed-ing.
Has.
yvx
How
bor)
I
EKY
tda
--
know of no safe harbor
In, or. Into harbor.
Inform harbor authorities
swf
Outer harbor
_-SWV
Outside the harbor
Permission urgently requested to enter
pd
hai-bor
txa
Proceed into harbor
...TXC
Proceed out of harbor
The entrance of the gulf {or, harbor) is
-MFU
mined
The harbor at is free from ice - - -PCE
"Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.)-YH
Want to come into harbor.
ONS
Had, Has,
or,
Have)
Haste-y-ily-iness.
Hasten-ed-ing.
Hasten the departure of
I can not hasten my departure
I must hasten my departure
bqn
Make haste.
haste, or
he will be gone
ktv
ktw
ocu
fnj
plm
Inner harbor
GNP
ONQ
ONE
(See
Make
-
pmk
Inside the harbor
free from ice?---PBZ
Is the hari or at
pxm
Just out of harbor (or, port)
nzd
No getting out of harbor
svz
Out of harbor
ONC
head
ofl3.ce.
does the harbor {or, anchorage)

pa
bear?
I do not know the anchorage {or, har-
ONB
ONH
ONI
OMZ
helm
head
gph
mpr
dues.
Harbor master's
of refuge.
H^'^bor
Harbor police
Harbor Trust.
fni
Harbor, or. Anchorage is good enough

ox
with winds from
Harbor, or. Anchorage is indifferent -OY
Harbor, or. Anchorage is safe with all
oz
winds
Harbor master. Captain of the port,
OMY
goi
ship's
going to starboard
Do you know the harbor {or, anchorage) ?

During the time in harbor
Going into harbor {or, port)
Harbor authorities
Harbor board
Harbor, or. Entrance buoy
otn
blew too hardMy helm is hard-a-port

It
Do you know of any harbor {or, anchorage)?
hbc
ONG Harder -est.
"Was in harbor (or, port ) when I left- QKU

"We are to leeward of the harbor {or,
ELS
anchorage)
"We are to windward of the harbor {or,
eli
anchorage)
We have missed the entrance {or,
mpv
passed the port, or, harbor)
ONT
Hat.
ONLT
Hatch.
ONV
Hatchet.
Can you lend hatchets {or, adzes) ?-D0w
ONW
Hatchway.
ONX
ONY
HAUL-ED-ING
ONZ
OPA
OPB
OPC
OPD
OPE
OPF
OPG
OUT.
Closehauled
Haul down.
luw
men
Haul down your ensign --NDC
Haul down your flags Haul in.
Haul in the slack.
Hauling line.
Haul off.
Haul taut. Tauten hawsers.
Haul the jib down.
Haul up.
Haul your wind. Haul to the wind.
ln
Haul your wind on port tack
Haul your wind on starboard tack ...LO
HAULHE,
OPH
Haul C'ontin ued.

I shall keep closehauled.
iwg
Had)
bqn
{Harbor}
omv
(See
Haven.
SHE,
Continued.
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
bto
Could, or. Might he (she, it, or person-s
btp
Do, Does, or. Did he (she, it, or person-s
or thing -s indicated) ?
btq
Do not let him (her, it, or pcr.ion indi-
Having.
BTR
cated) have
Having been
Having done
Having had
OPJ
Havoc.
OPK
Hawse.
Athwart hawse
bfw
For him
bmx
brh
From him (his,
(his, her-s, it-s,
or person-s or
bpd
thing-s indicated)
her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-s indicated)
bpo
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or persons or tTiing-s indicated)
bts
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) been?--BTU
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or person s or thing s indicated) had? -.btv
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or person-s or things indicated) notl-.-STW
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or per-
-FJG
Clear hawse.
Foul hawse
OPM Hawse hole (or, pipe).
OPN Hawse pipe is broken.
OPQ Hawse plug.
II.
IT.
He, She, It
Try to olubhaul
Have.
OPI
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
264
OPL
-NOl.
son-s or thing-s indicated) not been?
BTX
OPE
OPS
Hawser. {See also Tow and Warp. )

For signals between ships toicing and
being towed, see page 35.
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast?
XYJ
Can you spare a hawser?
Cast
oflf
Hemp
cable, or, hawser.

length, if necessary)
{Size
OPW Large hawser.
tsw
gur
Steel-wire hawser
wto
Tauten hawser. Haul taut

Towing hawser
Veer both hawsers.
Wire cable {or, hawser)
OQA
Hay.
OQB
Hayti-an.
OQC
Haze-y-iness-ily.
BTZ
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indicated) can {or, may)
bua
He, She. It {or person-s or things indicated) caxi {or, may) be
bug
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indicated) can not {or, may not)
bud
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indicated) can not {or, may not) be-.-BUE
He, She, It {or person-s or things indicated) could {or, might)
bup
He, She, It {or person-s or things indicated) could {or, might) not
bug
He, She, It {orperson-s or things indicated) Aoes {ao, or, did)
BUH
He, She, It {or person-s or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not
bui
He, She, It {or persons or thing-s indicafed)had (has, or, have)
buj
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) been
buk
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done {or, is,
or, are doing)
bul
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) had ...bum
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not
bun
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not been,
and
hqx
Prepare another hawser

Send boat with hawser
Shorten in both hawsers.
Small hawser.
OPZ
BTY
He
izs
OPU
OPV Hawser-laid rope.
OPX
OPY
or. Have, he (she, it, or person-s or things indicated) not had?
xyn
hawsers
Grass, or, Coir hawser

Have no other hawser.
Hawser fouled screw.
OPT
Had, Has,
(Haiti)
opd
xyw
hse
Haytian Colors.
HeHe, She, It {or person-s or thing-s
indi-
BUO
cated).
Are,
or, Is, etc.
As he
Can,
(she,
or,
it,
{See
Is,
his, her-s, it-s)

eak
(she, it, or persOn-s or
May he
btj
thing-s indicated) 1
Can,
or,
May he
(she,
it,
thing-s indicated) be?
Can,
belou:
May he
or person-s or
btk
or person-s or
btl
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or person-s or things indicated) be?
btm
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
or,
(she,
it,
btn
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done
{or, is, or. are not doing)
...bup
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It {or person-s or things indicated) is (or, are)
but
He, She, It (or person-s or things indicated) is (or, are) able to
.Buv
He, She, It {or person-s or things indi-
cated)
He, She,
cated)
is (or,
are) for
It (or person-s or
is (or,
are)
from
bur
things indibus
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.

He, She, It [or persons or thing-s indicated) is (or, are) not
buw
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or. axe) not able to. ..-BUX
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) may, etc. (See Can, above.
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) might, etc. (See Could, above.
cated)
must
BUY
persons or things indicated) must be

buz
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) must not
BVA
Bvc
,
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought to
BVD
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) ought not to-BVE
He, She, It (or persons or things indiought
not
bvg
cated)
to be
BVF
He, She,
It (or

If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) could (or, might)
byp
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) could {or, might) not
BYGf
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did)
BVH
It (or persons or things indiBvi
cated) shall (or, will) be
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvj
He, She, Ic (or persons or things indibvk
cated) shall (or, will) not be
He, She, It (or persons or thing -s indi.bvl
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvm
cated) should (or, would) be
done)
..
BVN
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) have---Bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvp
He, She, It (or person- sôr things indicated) should (or, would) not bc.BVQ
bvb
be done)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should(or, would) not have-BVS
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvt
cated) wa,s (or, were)..
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvu
cated) was (or, were) not - He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not to be --Bvx
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvw
cated) was (or, were) to be
He, She, It (or person s or things indicated) will, etc.
(See Shall, above.
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) would, etc. (See Should, above.
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons
BXO
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or perbxr
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyd
cated) can (01; may)
If he (she, it, or persons or thingsindibye
cated) can not (or, may not)
byh
If
he
If
cated) Is (or, are)

byl,
he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) able to
bym
or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not

byi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) byj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not
byk
If
he
(she,
(she,
it,
it,
byn
He, She,
265
or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) not able to

byo
he
(she,
it,
byp
or persons or things indicated) shall (or, will) not

byq
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyt
cated) was (or, were) not
he
(she,
it,
(See Shall, above.)
cated) will, etc.
or person-sor things indicated) would, etc. (See Should, obove.

Is, or. Are, he (she, it, or persons or
If
he
(she,
things
it,
indicated)"!.
It
Let him
(her,
it,
indicated) have
May
he (she, it,
Might he (she,
bvy
bvz
'
etc.
it,
'Birx
(See Can, above.

etc.)?
(See Could,
) ?
above.
(she, it, or persons or
indicated)"!.
Ought he (she, it, or persons or
Must he
indicated) to?
Person-s, or. Things indicated
things
cer
things
chn
bwc
Will he (she, it, or person-sor

bwd
things indicated) 1
bwe
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s or
things indicated) do (or, be done)?
Shall, or.
BWP
bwg
or things indicated) hsiYel
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
bwh
Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or person-s
-Bwi
or things indicated) not be
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
BWJ
done)? .-Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s
or things indicated) not have?..DWK
BWI.
She
Shall, or.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or perbwm

sons or things indicated)!
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
266
II.
HE, SHK, ITHEAP.
Head Continued.
Continued.
Should, or. Would lie (she, it, or persons or things indicated) be?---BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) do (or, be
Bwo
done)?
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have?-BWP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have been?
He, She, It
OQI
Head
OQJ
OQK
OQM
OQK
OQP
OQR
OQL
sons
or,
Would he
or.
Would he
(she it, or peror things indicated) not?--BWR
Should,
(she,
it,
OQT
Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not have
Shoiild, or,
Was,
or.
Were, he
(she,
it,
cla
or persons
-
or.

(or, are) he (she,
or things indicated )?
When is
When shall {or,
he
it,
(she,
While he
Headland
OQU
Headman.
Headmost
..-Oqs
Headway. Steerageway
Code Flag
I have headway
over j
OQV
Heal-ed-ing.
OQW
Health'-y-iness.
OQX
OQY
To heal.
A healthy season.
Are you healthy?
Board of Health
Clean
(she, or, it).
bill of
health
from
Crew healthy
Have you a clean bill
I
have a clean
Cathead
Crank head
Crosshead
Figurehead
Fork head
Get her head round as fast as
hdo
hpk
ieu
kbl
ked
mxy
nlr
possible,
NYU
of health?
but am
Flag over q
have not a clean
bill of health.
Code Flag over I

frp
In bad health?
Not clean bill of health flag (when
isw
spoken of)
^Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.
ybn
Troops are in good health
ORA Very healthy.

ORB Was the port j'ou left healthy?
ORG What is the state of health of the fleet
OQZ
at
Get her head round or you will be on

shore
LP
head of cattle
Have lost
ipp.
at
What is the state of health of
Head (part of body).

OQG Head gear.
OQH Head of department.
tq
kcr
tu
bill of health,
liable to quarantine -Code
Head-ed-ing. To head.
Brace round your head yards
By the head
gkc
gpa
Bill of health
above.
OQF
oqt
it,
Will he (she, it, etc. ) ? (See Shall, above.

Would he (she, it, etc. ) (See Should,
OQE
oqr
---
CRN
or perCRT
sons
Ctd
indicated) is {or, are)
Where is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
cth
or things indicated)'!
Where shall {or, will) he (she, it, or per-Ctm
sons or things indicated)"!
will)
crj
or persons
OQD
Bwx
Were, he (she, it, or persons

bwy
or things indicated ) not?
What, or. Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or persons or things indiCQD
cated)^
What, or. Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated'i) .cvx
Whendoes(did, or, do)he(she, it, orpercrd
son-s or things indicated)"!
When he (she, it, or persons or things
Was,
Steerageway.
Heave-to head offshore
vbm
Rudderhead
JIE
Ship's head by compass is
inches by the
Trimmed by the head
hpk
head
yqz
Visible from the masthead
When I have run my distance I shall
lgp
put her head oflE until
bwv
or thing- s indicated) %
Headway.
Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,

kej
broken)
-UBO
Pump crosshead
ubh
Pump crosshead out of order
BWU
indicated)
cxju
BWS
it,
Headland.
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not do {or,
bwt
be done)?
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or pernot
have?
indicated)
sons or things
(she,
sea.
Head sheet.
Head to wind.
Head wind.
Head yards.
- - - lq
Code Flag over j
have headway
pvk
Jetty head
pyt
KeeQ head to wind
rmf
Masthead. At masthead
RZJ
Moor head and stern
tid
Pierhead
or per-
been?
Head
Headmost.
sons or things indicated) not be?
That he
ugw
rail --
Headsails.
Headman
BWQ
Should,
Headquarters.
ORD
Where
ORE
Heap-ed-ing.
is
the troops
ybr
the health
oflflcer?
Pabt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
267
HEARHELM.
ORE
ORG
Heard.
Anxious to hear of {or, from)
EOl
Crew not heard of
..-KCT
Did you hear?
Did you hear if there were any letters
forme at
Qoe
Did you hear of my family?
epi
Glad to hearit {or, that). Happy to
Hbar-eng.
Heave Continued.
OSP
oar
OSR
Heaven.
not been heard of since {date to
OST
Heavy.
hear
it {or,
that)
ORI
Has
follow)
Have heardof
ORK Have, or, Has not heard of
OSU
ORL Have you {or persons indicated) heard CSV
ORJ
of?
Have you heard

Have you seen
of the arrival of
heard
of)
{or, in distress)?
{or,
EYJ
a vessel
zu
wrecked
Have you seen
{or, heard) anything of

fb
boat?
nai
Heard firing to t'he
I heard that some of your family were
msi
seriously ill
Neither seen nor heard.
my
{or, the)
ORM
ORN Should you hear
Sorry
to hear
Unless
{or, see).
it {or, thac).
---Yjq
hear
Vessel indicated has not been heard

ORS Vessel indicated has not been heard of
supsince (date indicated) she
posed to be
ORT "We shall not hear again."
What were the latest dates at when
-.-KMN
you last heard?
ORU When, or. What did you last hearof
ORQ
of.
{or,
ORW
ORX
ORY
from)?
Down
Heave-ing. Hove.
Avast heaving
Can I heave-to?
aback.
OSE
OSF
OSH
OSI
OSJ
OSK
OSL
or,
Has had a heavy gale from

NVY
-iness.
Nvz
tons, if neces-
loss.
Heavy
OSZ
OTA
UQ
sea
Heavy surf.
Heavy
Much
surf.
swell.
Heavy weather coming look sharp- _fz

-.zee
Heavy weighi
;
0TB
OTO
OTD
OTE
How heavy
I have a heavy gun {or, guns)
indicated).
I have no heavy guns.
In a heavy squall.
?
îs
Rounds
of
{number
ammunition for heavy gun,
EGA
She has, or. They have heavy gun.

OTG She has, or. They have no heavy gun.
OTE
wzy
Striking heavily
Struck by a heavy sea
Very heavy sea
OTH
xeh
Which
is
xac
vw
the heaviest?
{Square measure)
Hectolitre.
-Xdv
axp
axp
face measure)
LP
OTI
Heel-ed-ing.
hrd
OTJ
Height-en-ed-ing.
fxl
The height of the barometer is
What is the heightof ?
What is the height of the barometer?
Go astern
--LQ
Heave-to; head offshore
gte
Heave-to; I will send a boat
Heave-to on port tack.
Heave-to on starboard tack.
id
Heave-to or I will fire into you
Heave-to or take the consequences.
lr
Heave-to until
Heave up.
I can not heave-to. heave-to.
I have not room to {or, at
).
I shall heave-to off
I shall heave-to to take soundings {time
I shall not heave-to.
{Measure of capacity) . . ayz
Hectometre. {Measure of length). - awd

Square hectometre. {Square, or, sur-
fom
indicated, if necessary)
OSM
OSN
Hectogramme. {Measure of weight) -bao
OSB
osc
OSD
OSG
Have,
Hectare.
all
nearer;
lmi
hearted
Heat-ed-ing.
Superheat-ed-ing
The heat of the sun
Heave
Come
Heavier-esT.
Heavily
Heavy, or, Severe gale
OSW Heavy gun {weight in
sary).
OSX Heavy
OSY Heavy purchase.
Heart.
Heave away.
Heave her down.
Heave short
Heave taut.
Heave-to.
Heaving, Hove-to.
ORZ
OSA
is
or.
have something important to communicate

Code Flag over h
ozs
Strange vessel hove in sight-Vessel indicated has hove-to.
OSQ
Has been heard of.
ORV
Heave-to;
Stop;
'i
ORH
ORP
Shall you heave -to?
I will heave-to directly I have room.
OTK
FXN
What is the height of the thermometer?

xnk
What is the temperature?
Held.
OTL
owx
Hold)
Heliograph-y-ic.
Heller.
OTM
(See
ats
{Coin)
Helm.
Head to go to
Hard-a-port
( Urgent. )
md
starboard
{Urgent.) Head to
Hard-a-starboard
ME
go to port
efj
Helm amidships
!
GENERAL VOGABULAEY.
268
Part
II.
HELMHIGH.
OTN
OTP
OTQ
OTE
OTS
Helm Con tin ued.

Helm angle
Helm hard up.
Helm is down.
Helm signal.
Henbane, Tinctubeof.
QUA
Hencoop.
Her-s-selp.
Helmsman.
Lee helm
My helm
hard-a-port;
'
head
ship's
wg
going to starboard
My
helm
hard-a-starboard
ship's
head going to port
wh
Pay attention to the helm
pli
Port.
Head to go to starboard
wi
Port a little. Head to go to starboard,
is
Port helm
Wales
On
Starboard a
little.
_.mi
OUB
Herald.
Report
Her,
or.
States,
or.
Her,
or.
Herald"
me to "New York
Ofiflce, New York.,
Report me to "New York
Herald"
uj
Herald"
Heed.
ui
uK
(Flock.).
nfi
OUD
Herewith.
Hereabouts.
Can I get a bill cashed here?
Can not get a bill cashed here
fga
fgc
do not think there
Is
ljg
There are no orders here for you
Will
to (help
QEW
Not here.
QUE
on
any light here-
Are here.
there any dry dock here?
OUG Was,
gki
gkj
Is, or.
(or, assistance)
is
abouts
fgb
Can you help (or, assist)? -..l

fgd
Can you help
(vessel indicated)''. .qo
Can not help (or, assist)
cp
Do you want (require) any assistance
(or, help)
of
(or, from
)?
cs
to
Paris
Here.
QUE
I help?
Give every assistance
His
bhq
London
QUO
otb.
Help-ed-ing. (See also Assist. )

Can be helped ( assisted)
Can help (assist)
any help
His
rhp
"New York
Office,
lhy
or.
His
ens
._
of
or.
ogb
Report
yzo
Diver's helmet
Helmsman
me
Office,
suffi-
Helmet.
way
Her,
Majesty's ship
mj
Weather helm
Will not answer her helm
in the
States,
The United
Under steady helm.
I procure
or.
Majesty's service
ciently altered.)
Steer more to starboard
mk
(To be kept flying until course is diffidently altered.)
Can
Can
TJniteiT States,
web
Steer more to port..

(To be kept flying until course is
OTW
His Majesty's service. -RHS
The United
to go to port
wj
Head to go to port,
Starboard helm
Steady your helm
OTV
ovK
bgv
or,
Majesty's Government
WQU
OTU
Her,
The
tpe
Head
BXD
Let her be
TPG
Starboard.
(See also Him, His, Her-s,
Its)
Her, or, His Excellency

mkr
Her, or. His Highness
ovl
Her, or. His Majesty
rho
Her, or. His Majesty's dominions. -lkh
Her Boyal Highness the Princess of
qmc
is
.XVA.
blv
OUH
GUI
or,
my
Were
td
here.
cargo sell
indicated)"!.
Your owner is here.
here (or at place

ibp
Heerinq.
Herring iishery.
OUJ
to),
FGH
Help, I am attacked want assistance .nj

Help me to lay out an anchor
eik
Hees-selp.
'
(See also
Him, Her, It) _bxd
Helpless-ly.
OTX
oty
I can not help you.

I will assist
distress
you
pgi
Require help (or, assistance) of

(or,
from)
cz
Should you require any help (or, assistance)
ice is so solid I
FGO
can not break
pcp
through; send help

Will help (assist)
fgu
With the help (or, assistance) of-.FGW
Without help (or, assistance)
fgx
OTY
Helpless-ly.
OTZ
Hemp-en.
Hemp
cable
(or,
hawser).
length, if necessary)
Want
hemp
cable
Hesitate-d-ing-ion.
Do
not
Great
I'
(or vessel indicated) in
The
OUK
OUL
Size
and
hqx
hsc
hesitate.
hesitation
Without hesitation.
OUM
OUN HiDE-lNG.
'
HiD-DEN.
oho
Unhesitatingly.
To
OUP jIn hiding.

OUQ 'Hide. (Skin.)
OUR High. (See aZso Height.)
HIDE.
time of high water and

at that time
xe
At high water you will have feet.KUY
Breast high
___hfo
Height
OTJ
High and dry
_.loe
.Asks precise
minimum depth
OUS
OUT
High land.
High pressure.
High-pressure boiler
gxc
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
269
HIGHHOIST.
High Continued.
OUV
Him Continued.
High-pressTire cylinder ._
kig
High-pressure cylinder cover.
May,
etc.
{See Could, above.)
Must his (her-s, it-s) .-.^
Not his. (her-s, it-s)
Of him (his, her-s, it-s)
him (his, her-s, it-s)
KAI
High-pressure cylinder cracked
OUW
OUX
OUY
OVC
OVD
OVE
OVF
OVG
OVI
XSD
-Yve
Were
his (her-s, it-s)

cor
'...crk
(her-s, it-s)--cte
Where his (her-s, it-s)
Will, etc.
{See Should, above.
With him (his, her-s, it-s)
Would, etc. {See Should, above.
Was,
or,
When his
-Highly.
Hold on till high water
How high must I lie to fetch?
Not of high rank.
Of high rank.
Prices are high.

Proceed at high water.
The highest price
cwg
kp
mwe
OVP
Hinge.
OVQ
OVR
HiNT-ED-ING.
pdy
{Impede)
Hindbr-ed-ing-ance.
is
ysi
Wages are very high
ysx
Wait for high water
Was tide high when you grounded?. -Cl
What is the depth at high water?.. kve
When the highest tide?

When will be high water?
HiRE-D-ING.
Government hired
the highest price you will give?
OAJ
is
OPU
kfb
vessel
Hired cruiser
Hired steamer
Will not be accountable for boat
wth
hire,
DFW
it
Highness.
Hm-self.
It-s)
or.
or.
or.
or.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of

Wales.
OVL His, or, Her Highness.
OVM His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
OVK
OVN
cgn
ogy
CHO
Ought his (her-s, it-s)?

Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s)
cis
Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)..CJF
That his (her-s, it-s)
clb
cnv
To him (his, her-s, it-s)
His,
OVJ
CES
CFT
On
..-Yvf
Higher.
Highest.
What is
OVH
out
kau
High water.High-water mark
OUZ
OVA
OVB
(or,
of order)
High -pressure piston.
High-pressure piston broken.
High-pressure valve out of order.
High tide .---
{See Can, above.
etc.
Might,
His,
His,
His,
His,
{See also Him, His,
mkr
Her Excellency . _.
RHO
Her Majesty
Her Majesty's dominions ..lkh
ovl
Her Highness
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
OVM
Hill.
On His
Hm,
Her) Majesty's Service. rhs

The United States, 07; His, or. Her
bxc
Himself..
His,
Him, His, Her-s, It-s.

After him (his, her-s,
it-s)
Bwz
bek
or, Is his (her-s, it-s)?
fax
As his (her-s, it-s)
bxa
Before him (his, her-s, it-s)
-Bjr
him (his, her-s, it-s)
bkf
his (her-s, it-s)
Can, or,
Could, or. Might his (her-s, it-s)?.-BLA
Do, Does, or. Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
By
May
Do not
let
him
(her,
it,
or person indi-
btr
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
bpd
ihing-s indicated)
From him (his, her-s, it-s, or persons or
bpo
things indicated)
nzw
Give him (hers, it-s).
Had, Has, or. Have bis (hers, it-s)?
BQR
cated) have
Her-s-self
Him-self, His
If his (her-s, it-s)
him
Is, etc.
(his, her-s, it-s)
bxd
bxc
byv
CDJ
{See Are, above.
-CDY
It-s-self
Let her be
Let him (his,
bgv
her-s, it-s)
QNT
bxe
Lethimbe...
Let him (her, it, or persons or things
indicated)
^have
{or.
Majesty's Government
The United States, or,
...bwa
His,
or.
His,
or.
Majesty's service
The United
Are,
In
Her,
bxc
or,
States,
Majesty's ship
OVS
HiSTORY-ICAL.
OVT
HlT-TING.
OVU
Hitch.
OV W
Hitherto.
OVX
OVY
HOARSE-LY-NESS.
HOG-GBD-GING.
Hog.
OVZ
OWA
ogb
Her
rhp
Her
rhq
TO HOG.
..TIP
{Pig)
Hogshead. {Measure of capacity)

Hogsheads of sugar.
-AZB
HOIST-ED-ING.
Annul the hoist indicated by Numeral
EMI
Signal
Annul the last hoist I will repeat it-VE
{vessel
Can you distinguish what
lgw
indicated) has hoisted?
ndi
First flag in hoist is indistinct
colors
JBT
He has hoisted
;
270
GENBRAIi VOCABULARY.
HOISTHORIZON.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
271
HORNHOW.
OYD
OYE
OYF
OYG
OYH
Hour Continued.
HORN-Y.
Fog horn
Horse.
Horse boat
Horse guards.
Half an hour.
gti
Horse
Fire has been burning these
ngi
OZK
OZL
hours,
In half an hour
Hourglass.
Hourly expected.
How many hours' coal have you?
HNP
olk
{state
ixc
at what speed)
hours' coal for full speed {or
I have
ixd
for speed indicated)
Quarter of
In a quarter of an hour.
an hour.
ozj
In an hour. An hour
olk
In half an hour. Half an hour
In the afternoon,
Afternoon.
P. M.*
{Traveler).
Horsepower.
Indicated horsepower.
OZM
My horsepower (or that of vessel indicated) is
OYK Nominal horsepower.
OYL What is your horsepower (or that of
OYI
OYJ
vessel indicated)
DRW
For hours A. M. and P. M. see

Time, page 58.
Quarter of an hour. In a quarter of an
OZM
hour
What is your consumption of coal per
IXM
hour,atfull speed?
*N0TB.
OYM
(A flexible tube.)
Have yon fire hose enoughfor
Hose.
NAH
xci
Suction hose
OYN
OYP
OYQ
hospitable-y-ality.
OZN
Ambulance required to convey a patient

EDY
to hospital
Can I send my sick to the hospital (or,
sick quarters) ?
Case is for hospital
OYR
OYS
OYT
OYU
OYV
OYW
OYX
is
HosTiUE-iLiTY. {See also

Cessation of hostilities.
Deckhouse
Have you a Custom-house
board?
OZQ
War. )
and
În a hostile manner.
OZF
Hot weather.
Hotter-est.
on
kgx
cleared the Custom-house?
-House
flag.
House of Assembly
House of Commons. (See
ment
House of Lords. Senate.
House of Representatives
Houses of Parliament
'
fek
also Parlia-
JEM
ika
ozp
-pbx
Icehouse
Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
KGZ
at Custom-house
Public house
DMP
Shall clear at Custom-house
Storehouse
Trinity House
OZH
Hotel.
OZI
HOUR-LY.
A. M. * Before noon.
After hours.In an hour.

{hour indicated)
At
see
dqx
{place indi
ED
cated) bore, distant miles
At {hour indicated) we were abreast
cxw
of
.-FJO
At which hour?
Damage can be put to rights in hours,
wxQ
Light-house Board),
yui
Hove.
OZS
{See also
orx
Heave)
Heaving, Hove-to
Strange vessel hove in sight.
Vessel indicated has hove-to
__-0Sd
osq
BD
During meal hour

Every hour
kha
uav
khb
GPN
58.
An hour.
{or.
Warehouse
In forenoon. -Edu
*NOTE. iôr hours A. M. and P. M.
OZJ
^^..kpz
ofl&cial
Not cleared
Red hot
Time, page
OZR
Ri
Hot bearings
OZG
kgs
iwd
JVC
Cookhouse
kgt
Custom-house
boat.KGU
Custom-house boat. Revenue
kgv
Custom-house duty
jbu
Commencement of hostilities
Hostilities commenced between
HOT-LY.
ite
itg
KGY
OZE
Have you
OZA
OZB
dkn
FSX
Bake house. Bakery
BothHousesof Congress, or. Parliament.
Cleared at the Custom-house
Clearinghouse
Clearing the Custom-house
Club. Clubhouss
Hostage.
OZD
OZP
idj
Hospital case.
Hospital ship {or, vessel).
Hospital treatment.
Require hospital treatment.
Send to the hospital.
To, or, At the hospital.
Where the hospital
OYZ
OZC
House.
Admiral's house
Hospital.
-LPO
Miw
How..
How am I?
How are her funnels placed?.
How are the funds at
How are the markets?
How are the wounded?
How are they?
How are you?
?
BXF
bxg
ntr
...ntf
rlp
ziM
bxh
bxi
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
272
II.
HOWHUMAN.
How Continued.
How many deaths?
kom
How many dozen can you spare? ..lmu
How many feet?
mve
How many funnels has she?
nts
How many guns?
ekf
How many guns do you mount? ...ekg
How many guns does she carry? ._-EKH
How many have you seriously ill?.- kld
How many hours' coal have you? (State
How Continued.
euy
How are you armed?
wtx
How are you steering?
hjn
How broadis
bxj
How can {or, may)?
bxk
How could (or, might)?
kqx
How deepis
omk
How did it (or, that) happen?
bear
when
last
seen?
How did the land
?
EH
bxl
How do (does, or, did)?...^...i
bxm
How do {or, did) you?
OTS
How do {or, did) you manage {or, contrive)
to
How does
at luhat speed)..
:
JTP
the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
going?
miles an hour can you (or

vessel indicated) go?
etp
How many minutes?
evd
How many
How many
bxn
zen
otb
mwe
hny
'
mark) to bear?
have we
xp
or things indicated)''.
How shall (or, will) I?

How shall we have the wind?
How shall (or, will) you?
How soon?
?
How was (or, were)?
How will the flood set?
How will they?
How would you act?
engines ?
qym
How long have yoxi{or vessel indicated)
been in such distress?
lhi
How long have you (or vessel in dicafed)
naj
How long have you been on the voyage?

QYN
How long have you had this fog?--NGK

How long ought
I to
HOWEVEE.
OZU
Hoy.
^Powder hoy (or, lighter.)
OZV
hug-ged-ging.
OZW
Hulk-ed-ing.
Coal hulk
Sheer hulk
be getting an an.
EMY
How loni? will delay be?

ksh
How long will you be getting up steam?
VY
How long will you
(or resnel indicated)
How many?
How many blades
bm
eke
have you to your
screw?--
How many boats?

How many days?
How many days
GrLX
gtj
kng
since
(vessel indicated)"!
I
OZT
bxe
bxs
bxt
zep
..bxu
bxv
wjz
bxw
_..LSO
nfq
bxy
dih
jzk
course?
swer from
g.
How often?
spx
How old? What age?
dsi
How ought?
BXQ
How rigged?
uxh
How shall(or,will)he(she, it, or persons
How is your latitude obtained?

qhn
How large is (or, are)?
qfo
How long (a time)?
qyl
How long is(or, are)
qyo
How long after?
dep
How long ago?
dtk
been on fire?
TDO
GTK
sight?
XFS
now?
bkl
passen-
How many were killed?

qam
How many wounded?
zin
How much?
--.
SEE
How much cable have you out?->---HEE
How much longer?
.-.qye
How must?
BXP
How must I bring the beacon (buoy, or,
persons
^_fxe
tei
tide
What
wty
cated) steering?
much) more?
passengers?
gers?
euz
How is she armed?
How is she rigged?
-._irxH
(or
indiHow is(or, was)stranger
vessel
How is the barometer?

How is the patient?
How is the surf?
How is the tide? What
(or,
How many ships?

vxk
----,-J
How many sick?
wbo
How many times?
xtm
How many tons of
xut
How many tons do you take?
xuv
How many torpedo boats passed in
bxo
or things inddcated) ?
EKJ
How many
gah
bear?
ej
How does the entrance bear?
How does the harbor {or, anchorage)
bear?
pa
qds
How does the ând bear?
How does' (vessel indicated) sail?-VDX
Howfar ofif? What distance?- --MTA
msz
How far can light be seen?
How had (has, or, have)?

How have you had the wind?
How heavy is ?
How high must I lie to fetch?
How is business going?
How is (or, are) he (she, it, or
ixo
How many lighters do you want? --Qta

How many men?
.-.-Eki
How many milesfrom ?
etq
How mtoy miles an hour are you
you passed
knh
ozx
OZY
PAB
Htjll.
PAO
HUMAN-E-LY-ITY.
down.
Hull
^HuUed-ing.
iwo
vuE
Part
II.
273
HUMMOCK
I.
PAD
PAE
PAF
PBE
HUMMOCK-Y.
seepage
Hundredth,
CwT.
(Measure
HUNG--
PAG
PAH
HUNGES-Y.
PAI
Hurricane.
OMH
hunt-ed-ing.
Typhoon.
Center of hurricane hears

igx
Has been a hurricane at (or, in)
Hurricane did considerahle injury.
Hurricane did not do much damage.
(date to
Hurricanes have not set in at
follow, if necessary).
Prepare for a hurricane
gd
You are steering right into the centre
the
hurricane
(or,
cyclone).
of
ong
HuRRY-lED-iNG (Hasten)
HURT-iNG-FUL-LY. (See also Injure. )

_ . eqb
Anyone hurt (or, wounded) 1
AV
BoUers burst; no one hurt
Boilers burst no one seriously hurt-AW
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded) acciAL
dent
mxc
Few hurt
Is he (she, or, it) much hurt?
;
PAQ
PAR
PAS
PAT
or. Are much hurt.

or. Are not much hurt.
Much hurt
No one hurt.
Is,
Is,
PAU
PAV
Husband.
PAW
Hut-ted-ttng.
PAX
Hydraulic.
Ship's husband.
Hydraulic engine
Hydraulic jack.
Hydraulic pump.
PAZ
PBA
Hydrogeaphy-er-ical.
PBC
Hydrometer.
PBD
Hydrophobia.
PAY
SET
Am I?....
Am I not?
Am I to?
-BEC
BED
BEF
bkg
Can, or. May I (my, mine)?

bkh
Can, or, May I be?
?
bqg
Can, or. May I have some
blc
Could, or, Might I (my, mine)?
bmh
Do, Does, or, Did I (my, mine)?
Had, Has, or. Have I (my, mine)?..BQS
...bpr
Had, or. Have I been?
bmt
Had, or. Have I done?
Had,
or,
Havelhad?
How am I?
I
I
am
am not
lean
lean
lean
bqt
bxg
BYA
BEA
may)
may) be
may) have
bkq
bpx
bri
bkr
can not (or, may not)
bpy
can not (or, may not) be
brj
I can not (or*, may not) have
blk
I could (or, might)
bpz
brk
I could (or, might) have
blm
I could (or, might) not
bga
I could (or-, might) not be
brl
I could (or, might) not have
bmy
I do (or, did).bmz
I do (or, did) not
brm
I had (or, have)
bgc
I had (or, have) been
--bna
I had (or, have) done
brn
I had (or, have) had
bro
Ihad (or, have) not
bgd
I had (or, have) not been
bnc
brp
Ihad (or, have) not had
above.
(See Can,
I may, etc.
)
(See Could, above. )
I might, etc.
I
I
I
I
I
must
must be
must not
must not be
i
I
I ought to
I ought not to
I shall (or, vnll).__
I shall (or, will) do
I shall (or, will) have
I shall (or, will) if I can
I shall (or, will) not
I shall (or, will) not have
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
-18
bei
(or,
(or,
(or,
should
(or,
would) be
7656409-
bya
Bxz
(Personal pronoun)
After I
PAK
PAL
PAM
PAO
of
BAP
weight)
PAN
13.)
HUNDEED.
Hundredweight.
PAJ
(For iiew method of spelling,
(Letter.)
should
should
should
should
shoujd
should
should
was
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
CEK
bge
CEL
bgf
Chl
CHM
ciO
bqh
bnd
beq
bks
cip
bgi
bne
brs
ojm
bgj
bnf
brt
would) have
bgk
would) have been
-CJN
would) not
...bgl
would) not be
bng
would) not do
bru
would) not have
would) not havebeen.BGM
coh
Part
GENERAL VOCABXJLAEY.
274
II.
IICE.
I
PBF
Continued.
was not
PEG
coi
--
{See Shall, above.)

I will, etc.
lip
I will do it if I can
(See Should, above. )
I would, etc.
If I (my, mine) ---^
BYX
If
byz
If I
not
bza
If I can {or, may)
bzc
If I can not {or,
not)
bzd
If I could {or, might)
bze
If I could {or, might) not
If I do {or, did)
bzf
Bza
bzh
If I had (or, have)
bzi
If I had (or, have) not
BZJ
If I must
BZK
If I must not
BZL
If I ought to
If I ought not to
BZM
bzn
If Ishall (or, will)
bzo
bzp
bzq
If I was
BZT
If I was not
,_.BZU
liq
lam
am
may
May,
No,
huz
can not
65 of longitude on the *
PL
Have encountered ice between 65 and
70 of longitude on the *--pm
pn
PO
Have passed ice in latitude and longitude on the *
PQ
on the *
pp
ice between 35 and
40 of longitude on the
*---
pg
*
ph
*
-_.Pi
*
pj
*
pk
^
cfu
chp
CHQ
or. Will I (my, mine)?

CIT
or. Will I be?
bhc
or, Willlhave?
brx
or. will Inothave?
bry
Should, or, would I (my, mine)?...0JQ
That I (my, mine)
old
Was, or.
I (my, mine)
cos
I? COT
I not?
cou
What, or,
I
opv
What, or.
shall (or, will)
I?-CQK
What, or.
shall (or vnll) I (or
'
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Which am
Which
Which
we) do?
What,
CQL
Which
or.
PBM
PEN
{or,
or.
fallen in with ice (state

whether berg or field)1
PR
I have been amongst the ice.
I have been injured by the ice (in lati-
(or,
would)
CRV
you) do?
When
shall (or, will) I have?

crw
Where
I (or, are we)?
CSQ
CSY
Where I (my, mine)otp
Where I
(or, we are) --ctg
Where shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CTN
Where shall (or, will) I have?
CTO
While I
zcu
am
am
Yes, lean
Yes, I have
Yes, I will
PBQ
CUY
hug
zlg
ZLH
longitude
to follow, if neces-
sary).

(place
next indicated) is clear of ice.
(place
next indicated) is icebound.
have received orders for you not to
proceed to
(place next indicated) on
account of ice.
I only got clear of the ice ( or, icebergs)
I
PBS
PET
I saw ice
PEU
PEV
PEW
PBX
PEY
PEZ
PCA
Ice house.
Iceberg.
Is the harbor at free from ice?
Is there much ice at (or, in)
Light-ship has been withdrawn on account of
Not much ice at (place next indicated)
cqe
When am I to?
CQV
cre
When I (my, mine)
-CRL
When I can (or, may)
ohm
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CRU
Why am I?
PER
I
I
PBO
cqm
Which should
we) do?
to be indicated if necessary.
tude
shall (or, will) I (or
we) have?
What,
Date
Have you
Were
Was
Was
35 of Iwngitude
cet
Not I (my, mine)

Ought I (my, mine)?---Ought I to do?
Have encountered
etc.
(See Can, above. )
(See Could, above.)
etc.
caEH
Can one break through the ice?

hey
Detained by ice
kya
Do you think I could get through the ice?
Fast ice
mtp
Foot ice.
Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
broken up at
Has there been much ice at
Have encountered ice (date, latitude,
and longitude to follow, if necessary).
Might,
Must I (my, mine)?

Need I (my,mine)?
A good deal of floating ice in
PBI
PBJ
PBK
PBL
PBH
byw
Ice.
on.
PCB
(date to follow,
in latitude
if necessary)
Ice as far as I can see.
Ice breaker.
Ice field, or. Floe.
ice.
PCD
Place next indicated
is
blocked up by
gmt;
ice
PCE
PCP
The harbor at
The ice so solid
is free
is
from
ice.
that I can not break
through send help.

;
What
(or,
latitude and longitude did you

they) have ice in?
..PS
-
Part
GENERAL VOCABtTLARY.
II.
275
ICEIF.
Ice
Continued.
Ip
Where did you encounter ice?

You will fall in with ice if you go beyond
You will find êat diflSculty in getting

through the ice at
Idea-l.
identical-ly.
identity.
Identify-ied-inq-ication.
Idiot.
Continued.
If I must not
BZK
If I ought to
BZL
If I ought not to
BZM
If I shall {or, will).
bzn
If I shall {or, will) not
bzo
bzp
If I should {or, would)
If I should {or, would) not
bzq
bzt
If I was
BZTJ
If I was not
If I were you I should not doit
liq
bzb,
If it can {or, may) be done
If it can not {or, may not) be done -Bzs
bzv
If not
caw
If our-s {or, we)
- BZW
If so
bzx
If that (or, this)
...BZY
If the
cab
-.
If there
cad
If these {or, those)
cae
If they (their-s) .-CAP
If they are
cag
If they are not
cah
If they can {or, ma^.cai
If they can not {or, may not) '
caj
cal
If they could {or, might) not
cam
If they do {or, did)
can
If they do {or, did) not-Cao
cap
caq
If they shall {or, will)
car
If they shall {or, will) not
cas
If they should {or, would)
cat
If they should {or, would) not
-_
CAU
If they were
cav
If they were not
caw
If we (our-s)cax
If we are
cay
If we are not
caz
If we can {or, may)
^^--CBA
not)
If we can not {or,
cbd
If we could {or, might)
cbe
cbe
If we do {or, did)
Cbg
If we do {or, did) not
cbh
If we' had {or, have)
cbi
cbj
If we shall {or, will)
cbk
cbl
If we should {or, would)
cbm
cbn
If we were
CBO
If we were not
CBP
If you-r-s
Cbq
If you are
CBR
If you are not .
CBS
If you can {or, may)
cbt
If you can not {or, may not)
CBXJ
If you could {or, might)
CBV
If you could {or, might) not
-_--CBW
If you do {or, did)
CBX
cby
cbz
{or,
have) not
If you had
Cda
If you shall {or, will)
cdb
If you shall {or, will) not
cde
If you should {or, would)
Cdp
If you should {or, would) not
cdg
If you were
cdh
If you were not
Idle-y-ness.
BYC
If
bks
I shall (or, will) if I can
If he (his, she, her-s, it-s)
byt
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi{See Is, below.)
cated) is {or, are, etc.
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) can {or,
may)
-^^P
or persons or things indibye

cated) cannot {or, may not)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibye
cated) could {or, might)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyg
cated) could {or, might) not
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyi
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyj
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi-BYK
cated) had (has, or, have) not _
he
If
(she,
it,
byl
cated) is (or, are)
cated) is {or, are) able to
cated) is {or, are) not
cated) is {or, are) not able to
If
he
(she,
it,
cated) shall {or, will)
indi-
bym
indi-
byn
indi-
byo
indi-
byp
or persons or things indi-BYQ

cated) shall {or, will) not
cated) should {or; woulc")
If he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) should {or, would) not...-BYS
If he (she, it, or persons or things indi_..byt
cated) was {or, were)
cated) was {or, were) not
byw
If I (my, mine)
If
he
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
I
I
(she,
it,
am
am not
lean
{or,
bza
may)
may not)
do {or, did) not

had (or, have)
had {or, have) not
bzc
bzd
bze
Bzr
bzg
bzh
-BZI
must
--BZJ
I can not {or,
Icould
I could
Ido
I
I
I
I
BYX
byz
.'
{or,
{or,
might)
might) not..-
{or, did)
may
276
IGNITEIMPERTESI ENT.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
277
IMPETUOUSm.
PEH
Impetuous-ly-osity.
PEN
Improbable-ility.
PEI
Implement.
PFO
ImpeoPee-ly-eiety.
Implicate-d-ing-ion.
PFQ
PFR
Implicit-ly.
PFS
PFT
Improve-d-ing-ment.
Does it (or person indicated) improve?
Have, or, Has improved.
No improvement.
sjv
Not improved
PFU
Impeudent-ly-ce.
PFV
Impure-ity.
AgricTiltural
PEJ
PEK
implement _
Implobe-d-ing.
(Beg)
PEL
Imply-ied-ing.
PEM
PEN
PEO
PEQ
PER
Impolitic.
PEU
Important-ce.
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communiIE
cated to you
I am the bearer of important despatches,
JR
kxa
Important despatch
Important intelligence has arrived,
Impoet-ed-ing.
Import duty.
Importation.
Importer.
To
import.
PEV
Important mission.
Important to communicate
eym
by
(or,
IH
with)
It is important that it should be so.
'So newsof importance.
Nothing important by last accounts -dpl
Of little importance. Unimportant-ce.
Of no importance.
Of the utmost importance (or, conseJQC
quence)
Some important news has arrived. _eym
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer I have
Code Flag over h
Unless your communication is very imIJ
portant, I must be excused
PEW
PEX
PEY
PEZ
PPA
Impose-d-inq-ition.
PFB
PEG
PFD
Impossible.
Impossibility.
It impossible.
is
comprehend.
comprehensible
It is impossible to say.
Landing is impossible
Not impossible
suflflciently
PFG
Impostor-uee.
PFH
Impracticable- y-ility.
PEI
Impregnable.
PPJ
Impbess-ed-ing-ion.
Made no impression.
PFL
Imprison-mbnt.
Crew imprisoned
PFK
PFM
Not
JLP
kd
sju
'-
In, or,
At
,.
station
---.'
In stays
In that (or, this)
In the
In the afternoon
In the bay of
In the boat
In the channel
In the direction of
In the engine room
In the evening
In the event (or, case) of
In the middle of the
In the month of
In the morning
Imprisonedfor.
CDi
In
fro
In a bad way
OZM
In a quarter of an hour
ozj
In an hour
svw
In and out
fep
In bad health
PRI
In bad order
gyo
In bond
HLJ
In bulk
idq
In case
IDE
In case of
In case of accident (or, necessity) .-.bp
inq
In chase of
jlb
In compliance with
LJP
In dock
mjn
In every particular
mjo
In every respect
muc
In favor of
NLQ
In fork
gei
. In front of
nue
In future
ODP
In gold
oeb
In good order
kle
In great danger --_,
olk
In half an hour
one
In, or. Into harbor
cdj
In him (his, her-s, it-s)
evd
In how many minutes?
QUL
Inline
rid
In making sail
cdk
In me (my, min )
sel
In my opinion
ytf
In my wake
sge
In need (or, want) of
sua
In order to
cdl
In our-s (us)
pna
In place of (Instead of)
onb
In, or. Into port
UCQ
In pursuance of
tjjn
In readiness to (or, for)
pmg
In shore
WBZ
In sight of
Impost.
It is impossible to
PFE
-KCS
fip
WSA
cdm
cdn
dew
pzi
gtn
ilm
-.-Lbp
mbp
mih
ide
RTB
Rys
ezy
Pakt
GBNEKAL VOCABULARY.
278
II.
IN INDESTRUCTIBLE.
In
Continued.
In the offing
spv
In the rear
In the river
In the S3,me
In the spring
In the straits of
In the vocabulary---In the wake of
In the way
In the winter
In the zenith
In them (their-s)
In these (or, those)
In this (or, that)
In this place
In time
In tow
In trying to
In turn
In use
..
In want of
:-In wearing
In what (or, which)
In what manner?
In what quarter?
-_
In vrriting
In your-s
In your opinion
In your wake
ukj
'
Not in
UYI
vgj
wou
ilm
ybh
ytg
yxd
PGN
Inclusive-ly.
PGO
Incognito.
PGQ
PGR
Incombustible-y-ility.
Income tax.
PGT
Incommodb-d-ing.
PGU
PGV
Incompetent-ly-ce-cy.
PGW
Inconsiderate-ly-able-cy.
PGX
PGY
Inconsistbnt-ly-cb-cy.
Inconvenient-ly-ience.
PGZ
Inconvbrtible-ility.
PHA
Incorrbct-ly-ness.
--ZGH
zmp
cdo
cdp
cdm
tlg
xtn
XYR
ycr
yeg
Inability.
PFX
Inacoessible-y-ility.
i.--.sge
yxr
--.cdq
rjs
Account sent is incorrect

def
Number, or, Quantity is incorrect-. SLG
Report incorrect
JXC
The address is incorrect
djq
Your flags seem to be incorrectly
uep
zjn
cdr
srm
yth
CFV
Increase-d-inq.
Fortifications
PFZ
Inattention-ive-ly.
PGA
PGB
Incandescent-ce.
Incapable y-ility.
PGC
Incapacitatb-d-ing.
PGD
PGE
PGF
Incautious-ly-ness.
Incendiary
nwa
pha
Increase speed.
Is the siclmess
Leak
Inadmissible.
have been iicreased at

NMI
If gale increases
Inaccurate-ly-cy (Incorrect)
PFY
owm
hoisted
PHC
on the increase?
increases
wbd
qjy
PHD
PHE
Incur-red-bing.
PHF
Incurable.
PHG
Indbbted-ness.
PHI
Indbcent-ly-cy.
PHJ
iNDECISrVE-LY-SION.
Indecisive battle between the
(names to follow)
Incredible-y-ility
Incandescent light.
ism.
and
fza
Incessant-ly.
Inch (Measure of
length)
PGH
Incite-d-ing.
PGI
Incivility.
PGJ
Incline-d-ing-ation
PGL
Inclose-d-ing.
awe
ayd
AXU
Cubic inch
Square inch
Include-d-ing.
All included-
Is all included?
Not included-ing
PHK
Indeed.
PHL
Indepatigablb-y.
PHM
PHN
Indepinite-ly.
Indemnification.
Indemnity.
{Dam
ages.
^TO.
PGK Are you inclined to do it?
PGM
Incomplete-ly-ness.
YMN
PHB
PFW
Income.
PGS
dxn
dyl
sjw
PHO
Indemnipy-ied-ing.
PHQ
PHR
Indent-ed-ing.
PHS
Independent-ly-ce.
PHT
Indestructible-y-ility.
Canoel-led-ling the indentures
Indentures.
HUi*
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
279
INDEX-rNFORM.
PHU
Index-ed-ing.
Geographical Index. (See page 453.

Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index " . .qxd
'
'
PHV
India-n.
PJD
Infamous-ly.
PJE
Inpant-cy.
PJP
Infantry.
hza
ofr
East India cargo

East India Government
East Indiaman.
India rubber. Gutta-percha
Indian corn.
Indian meal.
West India cargo
PHW
PHX
PHY
PIA
PIB
PIC
PID
Indicate-d-ing-ion.
Indicate number {or, quantity)
Indicate size of.
Indicate weight of.
PJG
oku
Infect-ed-ing-ious.
Case is infectious
Have infectious cases on board.
PJH
of.
have had) a dangerous infectious disease on board.

Code Flag over l
have
{or,
lea
Infectious disease
Is disease infectious {or, contagious)?
Passengers, or,
VA
Crew ill with infectious
complaint
-KYS
PJI
Inper-red-ring-ence.
PIF
Indifperent-ly-ce.
PJK
Inperior-ity.
Harbor is indifferent -OY

dot
Indifferent accommodation
- - dfg
Indifferent account of
IMX
Indifferent chart
or.
PIG
Indigestion-ible.
PIH
Indignant-ly-ation.
PIJ
Indigo.
PIL
Indirect-ly-ness.
PIM
Indispensable y.
pm
Indispose-d-ition.
PIO
IXE
Indolent-ly-ce.
PIR
PIT
PIU
PIV
Induce-d-ing-ment.
Nde
ndg
ndh
PIX
Indulge-d-ing-ence.
PIY
iNDUSTRY-IOtrS-LY.
PIZ
Inefficient-cy.
{or, is)
PJM
Inpest-ed-ing.
PJN
Infinite-ly-ity.
PJO
Inpirm-ity.
PJQ
Inplame-d-ing-mation-mable.
Cargo not inflammable
Inflammable cargo
Inflammation of the lungs.
Is your cargo very inflammable?
Not inflammable cargo
.
Inplict-ed-ing-ion.
PJU
Inpluence-d-ing-tial.
PJV
Influenza.
PJW
Ac(See
also
Inform-eding-ation.
quaint. )
All possible information of {or, from),
PJB
Inexhaustible- Y.
PJC
Inexperience-d.
Are informedthat.
dxs
Am,
Can you inform me?
Can not inform you.
PJZ
Captain desires me to inform you -HWE
PKA For the information
PKB For your information.
Is, 'Or,
of.
the inducement?
Forward the following information
NGU
to
Have obtained the following informa
ngv
tion from
PKC
Inexcusable-y.
PJT
PJX
PJY
{Unavoidable)
PJA
HZ
iav
Inplbxible-y-ility.
ygk
PKD
am
desired to inform! you {or person

dgz
indicated)
I am happy to inform you.
{place
I have received information
pbo
next indicated) is clear of ice
{place
pbq
next indicated) is icebound
I
Inevitable-y.
HZ J
hzf
PJS
ndi
Înduction.
Induction gear.
What was
Inferior force.
PJR
Induced current.
PIW
PJL
...ynl
Indistinct-ly-ness.
Bottom flag in hoist indistinct
Second flag in hoist indistinct
Third flag in hoist indistinct
Top flag in hoist indistinct - - -
PIQ
--PCX
Indict-ed-ing-ment.
Indifferent coal
Indifferent vacuum
ic
infected vessel {or, place)
PIE
Anchorage,
idk

hzo
Indicatoe.
Indicator diagram.-.
LZJ
Enemy's infantry
PHZ
Infamy.
have the following information from,
If I am rightly informed.
NGT
280
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Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABtJLARY.
II.
281
INSHOREINTEMPERATE.
PMG Inshore.
PMH Inshore squadron.
PMI
Instruct Continued.
I have telegraphed for further instruc-
PNH
Inside.
Inside berth
Inside of limits.
Inside the harbor.
Keep
.GFU
PMK
PML Înside the mole.
PMJ
stw
tions {or, orders)

Instructions.
off
and
and wait
on,
instructions,
sx
PNI
PNJ
No instructions
orders)
Previous instructions {or, orders)
Private instructions.
I have private
{or,
png
instrjictions
PNK Send instructions.
PMN
Insight.
PMO
PMQ
PMR
Insinuate-d-ing-ion.
PMS
Insolvent-cy.
PMT
Inspect -ED-iNG-iON.
Telegraph instructions {or, orders) to
Urgent instructions orders).

Want immediate instructions
PNM Your instructions.
PNL
Insist-ed-ing.
of
Board
of
Trade inspector
{or, offlcer),
Passed the
official
inspection
PMW
Instability.
PMX
Instal-led-ling-ment-lation.
tctj
vhq
Unstable.
ltjy
Electric-light installation
PMY
Instance.
For instance
PMZ
Instant-ly-aneous-ly.
nhg
lb
NUX
mn
mo
MP
Instantaneous fuse
Stop instantly
Tack instantly
instantly
Instead
yk
Insuppicient-ly-cy.
pmn
djm
Authority insufficient
PNS
PNT
PNU
PNV
PNW
PNX
PNY
PNZ
POA
POB
Insulate-d-ing-ion.
Insulate-d-ing cable
Insulator.
{or, wire).
Insult-ed-ing-ly.
Insure-d-ing.
Are you insured?
For the benefit of the insurers (underGPL
writers)
Fully insured.
QWL
I am insured at Lloyd's
qwn
I am not insured at Lloyd's
Insurance.
Insurer.
Not insured.
Partially insured
tby
insured
ypx
Vessel
is
PNO
1nstitute-d-ing-ion.
Lifeboat Institution
PND
Instruct-ed-ing.
Insurgent.
Instinct-ive-ly.
QRI
{See also Direct and

Order. )
dlt
Admiralty instructions
Against instructions. Not according to
^^^
orders
dsm
Agent's instructions
received the following communication (or, instructions) from your

ia
owners {or, agents)
Have you instructions (Have orders
been given)to {or, for)?
Have
I have instructions.
I have private instructions.
orders for
'
Insbordinate-ion.
of.
PNA
PNB
PNQ
PNR
kz
Anchor instantly
Bear up instantly
Instrument-al-ly.
Telegraph instrument.
InsufScient address
Sanitary inspector
PNP
PNO
GPD
PMU Inspector.
PMV Inspector general.
Wear
the
FPB
ofiB^cials
PNG
TC
{or,
Insoluble-ility.
Await outside the inspection
PNE
you not to
have received
proceed without further instructions,
POO
Insurrection- ARY.
POD
Intelligence-ent. (See aiso News.)

Bring {or. Brought) intelligence ...hir
has arrived,
Important intelligence
POB
POF
POG
Intelligence department.
No intelligence
No intelligence obtained
eym
of.
from
vessel
boarded.
POH
Obtain all the intelligence possible-SNW

an express with the following
Send
intelligence
{ship or person
indicated) the intelligence I am about

to
POI
POJ
communicate?
Intelligible-y-ility.
Not intelligible
(unintelligible).
SP
POK
Quite intelligible.
have received orders for you to await

SQ
instructions from owners at
POL
Intemperate-ly-ancb.
uks
{Bebel)
im
Part
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282
II.
ESTTENDINTIMIDATE.
POM
PON
POQ
POR
POS
Intend-ed-ing-t-tion.
Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.. dks
Do not intend to weigh.
Do you intend to?
ehz
Do you intend anchoring?
ae
Do you intend to abandon?
Do you intend to go into harbor?. .OMW
Do you intend to see?
Do you intend to write from
-...
PQB
I do not intend to
I do not intend to abandon the vessel,
before I try
POU I intend
I intend to purchase (or, buy)
POV I intend to ship.
POW I intend writing.
POX Întend leaving. Purpose leaving.
POT
Police (or other) authorities will not

pnd
interfere
Will interfere with.
PQM
PQN
PQO
Interior.
PQR
PQS
Intermediate-ly.
Intermediate pressure.
PQT
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.
AF
I do not intend to alter course at pres)..eci
ent (or, until
(place indicated)
I intend sounding
Continued.
Need not interfere.
Interfere
PQL
POY
POZ
PQA
Intentional-ly.
It
my intentionto
It not my intention
Only intend to
pou
What are your intentions?
iNTERMIT-TED-TKfG.
Intermittent fever-
PQX
PQY
PQZ
Intern al-ly.
-MWN
Intermission.
In the
Internal dimensions,
clear.
SQZ
PRA
WDM
paragraph
of the International Code
dh
The page
to be
then the paragraph.

signal
Ond
What latitude do you intend going into?
International.
N. B.
(or,
PRB
In-
LAN
side
What harbor do you intend to make

run) for?
kih
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover

kaj
broken.--*
-kav
(or, out of order) __
Intermediate-pressure piston.
Intermediate shaft.
Intermittent light.
to.
is
sqy
Only intended as
mvg
Only intended for a feint
The signals were not intended for you,
PQC
PQU
PQV
PQW
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's

cxp
agent
Intend to refit at.
Intend to sail.
is
PQB
hox
interfere.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder
it.
to.
Will not
on page
signaled first and

(See note to this
37.
International Code of Signals.
QID
When do you intend to alter course?-ECX

When do you intend to bring up? . -EKF
Where do you intend calling
for orders?
HTJ
Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH
PQD
Interpose-d-ing-ition.
PRO
PRD
PRE
PRE
Intense-ly-ity.
-PQA
Intentional-ly
PRG
PQB
Intercede-d-ing-ssion.
PQF
Intercept -ED-iNG-iON.
PQG
Intercourse.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your
intercourse with strangers
PS
Interpret-ed-ing-ation.
Have you an interpreter?

Interpreter.
^No interpreter available.

Require an interpreter
Your signal is not distinct.
tion doubtful.-
PQI
PQJ
PQK
Interest in
No interest in
pqh
is
Traffic interrupted
Party interested
tce
PRI
interrupted
by snow
interfered
pnb
Authorities must interfere
fnc
Authorities will not interfere
fnd
Do not interfere with (or, take the matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
'
QWH
Interferes with business
hob
by
ws
(or,
JFV
xzp
Interval.
Blow
Interfere-d-ing-nce.
Authorities (or, Police authorities) have
SJZ
Interrupt-ed-ing-ion.
Communication
Interest-ed-ing.
For your (or party's named) interest.
LGT
Query - .
with)
PQH
_- uta
Interpreta-
Interrogate-d-ing-ive-ly.
Note of interrogation.
PRH
(Interfere) - -PQK
siren (or, steam whistle) at interWD

vals
PRJ
Inter vene-d-ing-tion.
PRK
Interview.
PRL
Intestine- AL.
PRM
PRN
Intimate-d-ing-ly-ion.
Intimidate-d-ing-ion.
Part
283
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
INTOIS.
PRO
Into
the
PSX
In harbor.
Into, or,
Into, or. In port,
Irish-man.
Irish butter.
-HOQ
ONE
PEQ
PSY
Into position.
Into the
Look
in {or, into)
Ran into
Run into
PRO
qzr
vcd
PBS
Intoxicate-d-ing-ion.
PBT
Intrench- ED-iNG-MENT.
PRU
PRV
Intricate.
PRW
iNTRODUCE-D-mG-TION.
PSZ
PTA
PTB
Cast iron
Galvanized iron
Iron mast.
Iron plated.
Iron yard.
iek
PTC
Irrecoverable- Y.
PTD
IRREGULAR-LY-ITY.
Indndate-d-ing-ion.
PTE
PTF
Irregular shape.
Îrregular soundings.
PSA
Invade-d-ing-r-sion.
PTG
Irreparable-y.
Machinery broken
PSB
Invalid.
Intrude-d-ing-sion.
PRY
Intrust-ed-ing.
PRZ
Can
PSC
Certiiicate irregular
my
Military invalid
Naval invalid
Invalidate-d-ing.
PSE
Invalttable-y.
PSF
Invariable-y.
PSG
PSH
Invent-ed-ing-ion.
Inventor.
PSI
Inventory.
PSJ
Make out an inventory.
PSK
Invert-ed-ing.
PSL
iNVEST-ED-mG-MENT.
PSM
Investigate-d-ing-ion-or.
PSN
Invisible-y-ility.
PSO
PSQ
Invite-d-ing.
Invitation.
PSR
Invoice.
PST
Involuntary-ily.
PSU
IirWARD-S-LY.
PSW
Ipecacuanha.
IHO
irreparable at
PTH
Ikresistible-y-ility.
RTX
PTl
Irresolute-ly-ion.
PTJ
Irrespectivb-ly.
PTK
Irrigate-d-ing-ion.
PTL
Irritate-d-ing-ion-able.
PTM
Irruption.
RDV
CDS
Is
As
As
{or. Investigation),
Iodide of potassium
Iodine.
vbn
vjY
xdg
zkf
down
QDR
KAC
Iodize-ing.
it is
EAO
fap
cdx
it is not
Before it is
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) done {or,
bul
is, or, are doing)
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not done
bup
{or, is, or, are not doing)
He, She, It {or persons or things indi..but
cated) is {or, are)
buv
PSV
--TIH
j_-UGZ
--SEP
PSD
Court of Inquiry
---
sea
(See aZso Sick.)

invalid passengers ?
I land
Invalided.
evs
syo
NYM
PEX
nwl
--
.-.
Ironclad. Armor-clad ship

Oxide of iron
Pig iron
:
Railway^ iron
Rudder irons
Scrap iron
Sulphate of iron
Wrought iron
Intrigue-d-ing-r.
Can you get any introduction to
elt
Angle iron
tJHQ
-
Iron.
bur
cated) is {or, are) for
It {or persons or things indibus
cated) is {or, are) from
He, She, It {or persons or things indi...buw
cated) is {or, are) not--He, She, It {or persons or things indibux
cated) is {or, are) not able to
is {or, are) he (she, it, or persons
BXO
or things indicated)t
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibyl
cated) is {or, are)
If he (she, it, or persons or things indibym
He, She,
How
tqz
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
284
II.
ISIT.
he
If
(she,
it,
byn
he
If
(she,
cated)
is
Am,
or,
Is,
at
Is
Is
Is
Is
Is
Is
or persons or things indibyo

(or, are) not able to
it,
the
Are
beh
to
FJD
CDT
it?..
it
it
bnh
done?
not to be done?
it so?
it
bni
CDTJ
to be done?
or. Are, he (she,

things indicated)^
Is,
it,
bnj
or persons or
bvy
Are, his (her-s, it-s)?

or. Are my (mine)
Is, or,
Is,
Is,
Is,
Is,
Am,
Am,
Am,
or.
or,
or,
Are not
Are not
Are not
to be
to have
Are
onr-s, or.
Is that (or, this)
Is, or.
Are we?
Are the
Are their-s, or. Are they?
or. Are there any
Am, or. Are to be
Am, or. Are to have
or. Are with
or, iê you-r-s
Is, or.
Is, or.
Is,
Is,
Is,
Is,
Is,
It, etc.
PTN
It is as.
(See He, She,
That, or. This

That, or. This
It,
bfc
bqc
ber
bes
above.
is
is
bek
bel
beg
bfd
bqd
bem
CDV
ben
beo
bep
not
CLE
CLP
That it is
CLO
That it is not
clh
There is, (or, are)
cmg
There is (or, are) not
cmh
There is nothing
cmt
CPW
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it,
or persons or things indicated)"!. ofx
What, or. Which is it?
:
oqg
What, or. Which is (or, are) you-r-s?
CPY
When are (or,

When he (she,
is)?
it,
CQW

crj
is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons or things indicated)"!
CRN
Where are (or, is)?
CSR
ctd
Where is (or, are) he (she, it, or persons or things indicated)"!
cth
are (or, is)?
cui
are (or, is)?
cuz
When
Who
Why
PTO
Bvz
It
Continued.
Is
Its-self.
(See also He, She, It, or Per-
SON-S or Thing-s Indicated)
After
As
As
As
As
As
As
it is
--.pap
it
was
was not
it
will be
it
paq
FAR
fas
--.Sau
Before it is --.
cdx
By it-s (him, his, her-s) -bje
Can, or, May do it
blu
Can, or. May it-s (his, her-s)?
bkp
Can, or, M!ay it be done?
blw
Can not, or, May not do it
bly
Could, or, Might it-s (his, her-s)? --BLa
(his,
her-s)?
Do, Does, or. Did it-s
-BMG
For it-s (him, his, her-s, or persons or
things indicated)
From
bpd
(him, his, her-s, or persons

or things indicated)
bpo
it-s
Had, Has,
or.
Have,
it-s (his,
If It-s (his, her-s, he, she) .

If it can not (or,
not)
In it-s (him, his, her-s)
Is, or. Are it-s (his, her-s)?
Is it?
Is it done?
may
IsitSO?
her-s)?
bqr
byv
bzr
be done-BZS
cdj
bek
CDT
bnh
bni
CDU
Is it to de done?
i
bnj
BVZ
It
Its-self
cdy
It can be
bgn
bnk
It can not be
bgo
It can not (or,
not) be done _ . .bnl
It could (or, might) be done
bnm
It could (or, might) not be done ...bno
It had (or, has) been done
bnp
It had (or, has) not been done
bnq
It is as
PTN
It ought not to be
bgs
bns
It ought to be
bgr
_ bnr
It ought to be done
It shall (or, will)
CIQ
It shall (or, will) be
bgt
It shall (or, will) be done
bnt
It shall (or, will) not be
bgu
bnu
It will do
BNV
may
Isinglass.
PAO
not
maj'
it is
it
cdy
cdw
it
indicated)
have
etc.
(See Can, above.
Might, etc. (See Could, above.
Must it-s (his, her-s)
Not it-s (his, her-s)
Of it-s (him, his, hers)
On it-s (him, his, her-s)
Ought it-s (his, her-s)?
Shall, or, Will it-s (his, her-s)?
bwa
May,
PTQ
Island.
From
the island
Off the island
PTE
To the island.
PTS
Uninhabited island (or, coast).
PTU
Islander.
PTV
isolate-d-ing-ion.
PTW
Issue-d-ing.
PTX
Isthmus.
-NRW
--SOQ
ces
cft
cgn
CGY
cho
cis
boa
or. Will they do it?
boc
or. Will they not do it?
or. Will you do it? - - bod
boe
or. Will you not do it?
Should, or,
it-s (his, her-s) -CJP
clb
That it-s (his, her-s)
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Would
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
285
ITJIGGER.
It
Continued.
That
That
it is
clg
clh
CNv
cor
cqg
cek
it is not
Toit-s (him,
his, her-s)
Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)?
What, or.
is it?
it-s (his, her-s)
shall {or, -will) it be done?
Where it-s (his, her-s)
Will, etc.
(See Shall, above.)
Which
When
When
Bou
(him, his, her-s)

Would, etc. (See Should, above.
PTY
Italic.
PTZ
Italy-ian.
of Italy
Italian Register {of ships).
PUA
PUB
PUC
Item.
cdy
Its
{Preserve.)
Jam-med-ming.
Accident happened
Ivory.
J.
seepage
PUF
{Letter.)
Jack.
13.)
{For
lifting.)
PUX
PUY
Japan-ned-ning-ner.
PUZ
Jar-red-ring.
PVA
PVB
Jaw.
PVC
Jeer-ed-ing.
PVD
Jelly.
PVE
Jerk-ed-ing.
PVF
Jersey.
Jack. Union Jack

Hoist a jack-
PUG Jackstaff.
Pilot jack {when spoken of)
PUH
Garment. )
owb
PVI
Jetsam-ed-ing.
PVJ
Jetty.
Alongside the jetty
Jet condenser.
PVK
Jetty head.
PVL
Jew.
PVM
PVN
Jewel-ry-lbr.
PVO
ndl
pwe
Joke
(pier, or.
JWN
Cork jacket
KAM
Jib.
Flying jib
Flying jib boom
Haul the jib down
Hoist the jib
ngd
Jib boom
Jib boom sprung
Jib net.
Jib sheet
gzq
gzr
PVQ
Jigger.
Jigger
After, or, Jigger
PUI
Jackstay.
PVR
PUJ
Jacob's, or, Rope, ladder.
PVS
gzp
ope
owi
-VUT
"-
drc
mast
drc
After mast
Jigger royal yard and

PVT Jigger topgallant yard and
PVU Jigger topsail yard and
yard and
sail.
sail.
sail.
PVW
Jigger
OKW
gaflE.
Jigger mast.
Prison.
wharf),
EAT
JiBB-D-ING, or, GYBE-D-ING
Jacket.
PUK Jail. Gaol.

PUM Jailer.
{To varnish.)
Jealous-y-ly.
Jet.
yje
czn
Japanese Colors.
Japan-ese.
PVG
PVH
pui
Jackstay
dcf
tza
PUV End of January.

PUW Next January.
PUS
kef
pay
Cross-jack yard
Hydraulic jack
jammed
January.
About January the
Beginning of January.
Jest-ed-ing-ly.
PUE
jammed
fuq
Itch-ed-ing.
Itself.
PUD
cwe
owe
Italian Colors.
Bank
Jam.
-Crx
cte
BIX
it-s
Jalap.
Propeller
PUR
Will it be?
Will it do?
Will you do it?
With
PUN
PUO
PUQ
sail.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
286
Part
II.
JOBKEEP.
PVX
PVY
JOB-BED-BING.
Stock jobber
PVZ
JOIN-ED-ING. To JOIN.
Going to join.
Have, or. Has not joined.
PXJ
(or,
PXK
broker).
PWA
PWB
PWC JOINBE.
PWD JOINT-ED-LY.
Smoke
PWE
JOKE-D-ING.
JeST-ED-ING.
PWF
journal-ist.
PW&
PWH
joy-pul-ly.
PWJ
'PWK
PWL
JUDGE-D-ING.
(Recently.)
Just before.
Just
Just
Just
Just
between
beyond
now.
-GIZ
-GJF
PXM
out of port
PXN just-ly-ice.
joint ---
Jolly boat
PWI
PXL
Just.
PXO
PXQ
Can not justify.
PXR
Jute.
PXS
K.
PXT
Kaffir.
(or,
Justify-ied-ing-ication.
-GTO
To JUDGE.
Act as your judgment

Judgment.
Want of judgment
directs-
--DIB
-YTX
judioiotjs-ly.
Jug.
JUIOE-Y.
Lime,
or,
Lemon juice
-QUE
PWM July.
About July the
PWN Beginning of July.
PWO End of July.
PWQ Next July.
PWR
jump-ed-ing.
"DWS
Junction.
Form a junction
Junction box
PWT
Juncture.
pwu;
June.
About June the
-CZO
with.
Kantar.
PXU
PXV
-Czp
(Letter.)
(For new
ing, see page 13.)
(Measure of capacity) .azf
(Measure of weight)
Kedge-d-inq.
Kedge anchor
(weight, if necessary) .EiT
Keel.
Bilge keel
Mr. junior.
PXC
Junk.
.MWP
Keelson.
PXZ
(Chinese vessel.)
Junk.
PXE
Jupiter.
PXP
Jurisdiction.
PXG
JURY-OR.
PYA
PYB
(Old rope.)
Jury mast. Jury masted

Can you rig a jury mast?.
PXI
Even keel
Junior officer.
Junior.
PXD
PXH
gjr
kjc
mid
mse
Damaged keel
False keel
PXA
PXB
bcj
Drop a kedge. Bring-to with a kedge.

PXW I shall let go a kedge.
PXY
Jungle.
Jungle fever
method of spell-
Kapfraria.
Kan, or Kop.
-NLU
.HDE
PWV Beginning of June.

PWX End of June.
PWY Next June.
PWZ
harbor).
-Jury rigged.
-Jury rudder.
-RMD
..VVf
Kelson
qac
Keep-ing.
Can keep (or, be kept).
Can you keep?
Can you keep sight of?
wbu
Can not keep free with pumps
npt
Can not keep sight of
wbv
Convoy to keep ahead of escort
lU
Convoy to keep as close as possible ...rv
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort)
iw
to keep on port, side of leader
(or, escort)
ix
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
leader (or, escort)
lY
Convoy
Part
GENERAL, VOCABtTLART.
II.
287
KEEP.
Keep Continued.
Keep Continued.
,
Convoy
to spread as far as possible,

iz
keeping within signal distance
Do not anchor. Keep under weigh . ehw
PYC
PYU
Keep out of the tide (or, current) _--XG

Keep in the center of the channel ---Ltr
Keep lights (or. fires) on the beach (or,
am
I
I
npy
can keep free with pumps do not like to run in I prefer keeping

way
XLQ
-
vca
abandon my vessel unless you
ah
will keep by us
oph
shall keep closehauled
the sea
I shall
I
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights),
or, I shall keep the land (or-, lights)
to.
QA
...-Wby
-I shall keepsightof
I shall keep the lead going regularly -QJH
lby
I shall keep under easy sail
I will keep near you during the night,
If we keep together, we can

ourselves.
PYP Is keeping away.
PYG or. Are to keep (or, be kept)
PYE
PZP
IVF
defend
PZH
Keep
a good lookout for land

lights), or. Look out for land
(or,
{or,
PYK
Keep a light at your bowsprit end--QY

KC
Keep a sharp lookout.
Keep a strict watch all night.
dvk
Keep ahead and carry a light
bvi
Keep ahead of
ebl
Keep aloof
Keep any letters or papers for me till I
PYL
Keep
to pick
up
PYN
PYO
PYQ
PYR
1^""^
the land
PYS
PZI
lat
.
Keep farther astern

Keep farther off (or, from)
Keep going ahead
Keep going astern of
_^
lvh
phm
mtc
dvl
dvm
fho
or.
Pass the dredger on your port
LNO
phn
right astern
Keep
bin
silence
station.
kq
Keep steam up (or, ready)
gtp
Keep the boat
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,
QJI
(bearand
light between
QC
ings indicated) _
Keep the main topsail shivering.
Keep the mizzen topsail shivering.
PZJ
PZK
PZL
PZM
Keep the
Keep the rocks on

Keep the bearing
Keep the two objects named
in one line,
QUM
PZO
PZQ
Qmb
Keep to leeward
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.
..-.ly
Keep to windward
Keep to windward of vessel chasing.
Keep to windward until you are picked
up.
Keep under the land.
Keep,
closer in
or.
Stand
lt
Keep under weigh. Do notanchor.EHW
PZR
PZS
PZT
JCH"
Keep everything prepared.
gar
Keep
Keep
PZN
zeu
Keep before the wind
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
gak
hand
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your stargal
board hand
Keep by the ship.
Keep close during fog.
Keep close order.
Keep close to.
Keep closer in. Keep, or, Stand under
Keep company
Keep dinnerfor
Keep electric light on
ILQ
Keep on weather beam

Keep open order.
my
PYM Keep away.
to follow)
side of the channel
Keep, or. Pass the dredger on your starLNP

board side
loiv)
you can
Keep on starboard tack.

Keep on the (compass signal
side
lights) (bearing, if necessary, to fol-
return.
as close as
people.
Keep,
eag
OJ
PYJ
Keep off and on, and wait instructions _ sx

gaq
Keep on lee beam
LV
Keep on port side of channel
Keep on port tack.
channel,
Keep on starboard side of the
liW
PZG
Is,
PYI
fzw
shore) all night
Keep me in sight during the night (bearing to follow, if necessary)

PYW Keep more away.
PYX Keep more to leeward.
PYZ Keep more to port.
PZA Keep more to starboard.
PZB Keep more to windward.
PZO Keep more toward the shore.
PZD Keep near to me.
PZE Keep nearer
PYV
Have you kept?
bearing
--HCI
in close confine-
ment.
so near.
tinder easy sail --LRW
Fire, or. Lights will be kept burning at
the best place for landing or coining
.--KB
wind.
Keep her bows on

Keep him (or, them)
Keep
sail.
onshore.-
PYH
Keep head to
Do not keep
Easy
PYD
PYT
Keep vessel going about miles an hour.

lx
Keep vessel under command
Keep what you have.
Keep where you are.
OLP
Keep within hail
wcb
Keep within sight of
Keep within signal distance (bearing to
follow, if necessary)
banked up.
PZV Keep your
PZW Keeper.
PZU
fires
PZX
Kept.
Let us keep together for mutual support
(or, protection)
1.--IN
288
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
KEEPKNOT.
Part
II.
Part
289
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
KNOTLADING.
Sea mile. (See also Mile) - - awo
Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicate knots per hour, if necessary)
Knot.
How
KGB
many knots an hour are you
going?
(Measure of weight)
baj
KoTiiLE.
AY0
Kran.
ATV
(Coin)
---EKj
How many
knots an hour can you {or
Kreutzer.
(Coin)
atx
etp
vessel indicated ) go?
knots an hour
kni
Keep vessel going about knots an
PZE
hour
wmy
Speed will be knots
go about
I shall
KoRRBL.
till
daylight
Krona.
(Coin)
-ATY
Krone.
(Coin)
aty
...
Kroner.
QCN
QBE
Know.
Krupp
znk
(Coin)
gun.
To know.
Admiral,
or,
Ketjschka.
Senior officer wishes to
know
QBS
DKZ
HZT
Date not known. Without date . .klw
^Do not know.
Kvint.
(Measure of weight)
Do not know the anchorage {or, harbor)
Kybos.
-Azd
bas
(Measure of weight)
bat
azg
KwAMME.
EKU
Do not know the
channel
passage),
(or,
ILH
Do you, or. Did you get a good look at

the land to know exactly whereabouts
QBT
QBU
--PY
we are?
Do you know?
sail?
Do you know anything of strange
Do you know of any anchorage {or, har-
BKV
bor)?
Do you know
QBV
QBW
QBX
QBY
QBZ
QCA
QCB
QCD
the anchorage
EKW
bor)?
ilj
Do you know the channel?
dhe
Do you know the coast?
marks?
Do you know the leading
Do you know the pilotage?
Do you know the reason?
Do you know the tides? leak is? "Where
Do you know where the
the leak?
I do not know.
eky
I do not know the anchorage
dhb
I do not know the coast
I knownothing of the locality {or, place)
vda
I know of no safe harbor
I know the channel {or, passage).
dgy
I kaow the coast
Is known?
Know the reason.
Known. Knew.
{seebeloiv)
QCH
Let him
(her, or,
QCL
QCivr
Knowledge.
QCK
have {or
QCP
Label-led-ling.
QCE
Labor-ed-ing.
Can labor be obtained?
QCS
QCT
Kokkos.
(Measure of weight)
Kop,
or,
Kan.
Kopeck.
7656409
i
knowl-
ayz
bag
Jou
(Measure of capacity) -AZF
(Coin)
19
Lac (Money)
atz
QCU
Lace-d-ing.
QCV
Lacerate-d-ing-ion.
QCW
Ladder.
dcm
Accommodation ladder
or,
.-
puj
vip
bkz
KoiLON.
Colors
Liz
Jacob's ladder
Scaling ladder
vessel indicated has)
State.
Dock laborer.-Laborer.
Eope,
edge of the anchorage
Kongo
QCM
them) know.
me know.
Let
^Well known.
Will let you know.
Will you let me know?
QCI
QCJ
L.
it
Knowledge
(Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

see page 13.
QCO
is
QCE
QCF
QCG
{or, har-
-ATW
QCX
Laden with.
(See also Load. )
Deeply laden
QCY
kqw
Lading.
Are all your bills

and signed?
of lading complete
Bill of lading
Bill of lading not signed
False bill of lading
a---Gkq
v...gkp
gkr
gks
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
290
Part
II.
LADINGLAND.
Lading Continued.
Have you bill of lading for?
-.get
I have no bill of la,ding for
gku
I will not give up the bill of lading .gkv
I will
not sign the
bill of
ûnless,
lading
GKW
QCZ
Lady-ship.
QDA
Lagoon.
QDB
Laid.
{See
Lay)
Lamp.
QDJ
Anchor lamp (lantern, or, light) ..ehd

Bow lamp (lantern, or, light)
hcg
Lamp cotton.
Lamp glass.
Lamp
Lamp trimmer.
Lamp wick.
Side lamp (lantern, or, light)

Signal lamp (lantern, or, light)
- . .
Stem lamp
(lantern, or, light)
wux
Land.
QDN
Approaching land.
Are you going to land? Are you going
on shore?
_
PCX
Are you going to land all mails at
allowed to land ...euv

Artillery has been landed
ezv
At the landing place
piy
At the nearest landing place.
Bad landing
QDP Behind the land.
pre
flag is waved or light shown

Can boat land? Can a landing be
fected?
QDR
Land in sight. {Place

indicate^, if necessary.
I shall keep hold of the land {or, lights)
or, I shall keep the land {or, lights)
QDZ
QEA
QEB
QEC
I can see.
I shall stand in I make the land.
I shall stand ofE and on {the land).
I shall stand the land from {hour
indicated) to {hour indicated),
I shall stand
until
I sighted land bearing {time, if necessary)
VNS
I think the land
think
I
the land must have been about
I wish to land passengers.
Is there anything to prevent landing?
till
oflE
or,
oflf
QED
QEP
QEG
QEH
is
Just lost sight of land

qdv
Keep a good look-out for land {or,
lights), or. Look out for land {or,
lights) {bearing to follow, if neces-
Can I land my invalid passengers?
jz
ef-
BW
Can Hand my sick?

uz
Can you give me a leading mark {or,
direction) for making the land hereabouts {or at place indicated) 1
not attempt to land in your
Do
QEJ
QEK
QEM
QEN
QEO
ody
oes

Headland
seen the land?
vno
oqr
or.
Stand
lt
Land breeze
Land in sight. I see the land
Land indicated bears
hqb
qdw
__ek
Landed.
Landfall.
Landing.
Landing is impossible
kd
Landing is very diflScult.
Landing place.
Landing safe, but very disagreeable. lce
Landing stage.
KE
rbp
land
Must be nearing the
land.
Near the
land.
Not easy landing on the beach. Scarcely

prudent to land
fzx
Not safe to risk making the land .vde
. .
the land
soR
Passenger must be landed
tdr
Saw land
vnx
Send suitable boats for landing passengers
Shall we keep hold of the land?
Stand in for the land
wqg
Stand off and on the land
wqh
Table land.
OflE
QER
pz
land?
Have you
Land {the land).
Low
QEP
boats
EY
you, or. Did you get a good look at
we are?
py
Do you seethe land?
vnk
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing
lzn
Foreland-..
njv
Goods are landed
Keep,

place for landing or coming on shore,
Do
Good landing
land.
closer in
QEI
pw
own
PYH
sary)
Keep under the
QEL
vns
I see the land.
To land.
vnq
âdd time, i/
,,..
water whether I make the land or

not.
I shall stand in for the land as long as
Armed men not
QDO
{or,
saw the land bearing

necessary)
Lancet.
QDL
have not seen the land
bearing
qa
I shall not endeavor to make the land.
I shall not go into less than fathoms
wbm
wou
Speed lamp (lantern, or, light)

wmx
Starboard bow lamp {or, light)
HCU
Stay lamp (lantern, or, light)
wsd
Steaming lamp (lantern, or, light) -WTD
QDM
EH
QDX
QDY
oil.
Mast-head lamp(lantem, or, light) -Rmg

Not under command lamp (lantern, or,
light)
JEC
Port bow lamp (or, light)
hcs
QDK
I
I
QDW
QDE
QDI
How does the land bear?

QDT I am standing in for the land.
QDU I had a glimpse of the land about
QDy I have just lost sight of the land
QDS
-QIT
Lake.
Lame-d-ing-ness.
QDF
ous
How did the land bear when last seen?
light).
QDC
QDG
QDH
liASD Continued.
High land
QES
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
291
LAND LAST.
Land Continued.
QET
QEU
Vessel indicated,
Vessel in company
is standing in for the land.
What do you make of the land? What
land do you see? What land do you
take it to be?
When did you see the land?
ex
Where is the hest landing?
gid
Will you make the land to-night?
You are to land all mails at
kgc
^You will not be permitted to land.
QFR
Landfall
or,
QEW
QEV
qhk
QBX
Landlocked.
QEY
Landlord.
QEZ
Landmark. (See also Mark. )

Are there any landmarks (or,
QFS
QFT
Larger.
Largest.
QPU
QFV
Not very large.
QFX
Lascar.
QPY
Lash-ed-ing.
Lash-ed-ing alongside
Landsman.
QFC
Lane.
QFD
Language.
QPE
Laniard.
QFG
Lantern.
Anchor lantern (lamp,
or, light).
(lamp, or, light)
.-EHD
hcg
JEC
hcs
lantern (or, light).
wbm
light)
Side lantern (lamp, or,
wcu
Signal lantern (lamp, or, light)
wmx
Speed lantern (lamp, or, light)
Starboard bow lantern {or, light) ..HCU
wsd
Stay lantern (lamp, or, light)
Steaming lantern (lamp, or, light) .wtd
wux
Stern lantern (lamp, or, light)
light)
bow
Qfe
Laniard
QFH
Lapse-d-ing.
QFI
Larboard.
To
la.'se.
(Port.)
TO STARBOARD.
QFJ
Lard.
QFK
Large-ly-ness.
Ship's head to
{See PORT.
A large (great) number {or,
Â large portion of
A larger number {or,
{or, than
go
QGB
QGC
QGD
QGE
QGF
QGH
QGI
QGJ
QGK
QGL
last.
the land bear
QGO
QGP
QGR
QGS
QGT
QGU
QGV
QGW
QGX
quantity)
OGZ
quantity)
very large number
of
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
Last
dfh
fnx
account
autumn
death on the
evening. The last evening
at)
examination of
kox
. .
Friday.
mail.
Monday.
month.
night.
quarter {of the moon).
quarter.
Last Saturday.
Last season.
Last signal.
annulled
Last signal
Last spring.'
Last summer.
Last Sunday.
Last Thursday.
Last time.
Last Tuesday.
Last voyage.
Last Wednesday.
Last week.
Last winter.
Last year.
eyn
Large arrivals of
ndy
Large flare. Holme's light
ofw
Large hawser..
Large ship {estimated tonnage to follow)
mij
mkd
{or,
emj
wcr
The
The
last signal made

qfz
last {the last one)
last hoist is not understood ; repeat
it
URK
kmh
.mail?
are)?
eh
Is this the last?
What is the
{or,
date of your last letter
When, or. What did you last hear of

from)
QGY
When last seen.

When will
{or,
kmj
paper)?
{or,
last seen?
mqb
To, or, At the last extremity
UPZ
What are the last quotations?
What are the latest dates by the last
quantity)
_-SLE
of
Can not take anything larger than
How largeis
when
is
QGM
QGN
).
The
Repeat the
of
QFP
Last.
aze
Lanyard.
QFN
QPO
{Measure of capacity.)
QGA
Did boat take, blue light (lantern, or,

any means of making a signal) ?. gsp
Masthead lantern (lamp, or, light) -RMG
Not under command lantern (lamp, or,
Lanyard.
ebg
Last.
How did
Bow lantern
gjn
(big)
large a number {or, quantity) of.

Which is the largest?
qf
QFB
QFM
Too large
Annul the" last hoist I will repeat it. ve

Annul the last signal the last signal is
emj
annulled
fig
At last
mqb
At the last extremity
Guns firing last night in {quarter inoka
dicated)
lights)?
the light {or,
landmark) on?
QFL
uca
What bearing shall I keep
Port
Making-large purchase
Too
QPW
QPZ
QPA
Large Continued.
Large size.
{or,
ORU
the last {or, end) be?-..LYP

take your last departure
Where did you

from?
KTY
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
292
II:
LAST LAY.
QGZ
To
Last-ed-ing.
tinue. )
last.
(See also Con-
QIB
During .the
"While the gale
gale.
Latitude Continued.
^What is your latitude brought up to the
present
lasts,
pcw
Is illness likely to last?
QHA
It will not
QHB
QHC
Before
last.
Late.
it is
latitude and longitude did you

(or, they) have ice in?
ps
^What latitude did you go into?
What latitude do you intend going into?
What was your latitude at noon?
WTien were your last observations for
latitude?
QHD Late in.

Lately (^recently)
QHE Later-est.
QHT Latest news.
QHG Latest posting time
Too late.
What are
îs.
the latest dates by the last
paper
you last heard?

Which, or, What
Lateen.
Urinal).
of
of, or,
The
latter
Laudanum.
QIK
Launch-ed-ing.
To launch.
Countermining launch
Electric launch
Steam launch
Steam launch's engine - __
jyb
luw
guv
mby
QIL
Law-ful-ly.
Am I compelled by law to have a
the latest?
Break-ing.
pilot?
JIS
Broke the quarantine laws,

UEB
f y
kad
Bye-law
Court of law
Lynch law
Lath.
Note.
edo
QIN
Martial law.
Code Flag over ab
QIO
Lawless-ly-ness.
For degrees of latitude, see page
QIP
Lawn tennis.
QIR
Lawsuit.
QIS
Lawyer.
QIT
Lay'-ing.
Lathe.
Latitude
end
FIZ
QIJ
...kmn
is
{or.
loij
{or, letter)?
What were the latest dates at when
QHK
QHL
QHM
Latterly.
At the latter end
the date of the latest news

?
SE
the date of your latest news-
is
QIH
from
QHJ
Latrine
KMH
is
What
QIG
xjlh
mail?
What
JHV
tion lately
QHI
QIC
QID
QIE
QIF
too late.
Compasses not adjusted lately

jhl
I have not had observations for varia-
moment?
What
LPS
56.
Degree of latitude
Derelict reported passed on
QHN
longitude
QHS
QHT
QHU
QHV
QHW
QHX
latitude
dangerous to naviga-
tion
KVE
Difference of latitude
kzf
Have passed ice in latitude and longitude
on the
PQ
How is your latitude obtained?
I have been injured by the ice in latitude
longitude
pbn
I saw ice in latitude
(date to follow,
necessary)
pbt
if
In the latitude of
In what latitude?
In what latitude did you see
Is the latitude correct?
QHO
QHP
QHR
kry
Latitude by dead reckoning

Latitude by observation
Minutes of latitude.
My latitude
North latitude.
Rendezvous in latitude and longitude
JC
Report the [vessel indicated) all well
in latitude and longitude on the
{date indicated)
un
Saw derelict in latitude longitude
on the
-.
JH
Second of latitude.
South latitude.
What the latitude of
is.
hqk
Cable-laid, Cable-laid rope
To lay.
. .
Laid.
An embargo has been laid on at lwb
QHJ
Hawser-laid rope
opv
Help me to lay out an anchor
eik
I am laying a telegraph cable.
Keep
out of my way
xlq
can get off
eiv
Laid up to have a new boiler put in.
Lay -day
QIV
QIW
QIX
knl
Lay fires.
Lay in.
Lay out.
Lay out an anchor
is.
Mines
eiz
rup
laid
The {nation specified) have laid an embargo on all vessels {of nation speci-
is
LWK
fied)
There are no mines laid
bus
When is the embargo to be laid on?-LWM

Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying out
an anchor?
ekl
QHY
QHZ
QIA
is
QIY
QIZ
QJA
Lay-ing. Laid-to. To lay-to.

I can not lay-to.
I shall lay -to during the night
I shall lay-to off
{or,
at
).
lpx
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
293
LAYLEAVE.
Lay Continued.
QJB
WD
Leak Continued.
Do you know where the leak is? Where
I shall lay -to lantil

Lay-to.
Lay -to until
is
QBZ
the leak?
Leak want immediate
Fire, or.
assist-
NH
ance
Lay-day
QJE
knl
nud
Furnace leaky
Have you materials for stopping the
QJW
Lazaretto.
leak?
Have you sprung a

Lazy-ily-iness. {Idle)
pcn
Is
I
Le,
QJF
QJG
Cash
or,
Sapeque. {Coin)
{Sounding Lead
Lead.
Arm the lead.
atc
kqs
oly
Hand lead
QJI
QJK
Lead
Leadsman.
QJM
Lead-en.
Bed lead
umg
Sheet lead
vwd
ZDi
Lead-ing-ek. Led.
Can you give me a leading mark {or,
directions) for making the land herepw
abouts (or at place indicated)1
Can you make out the leading marks?
Convoy to keep astern of leader {or,
side of. leader
Leang,
QKB
or,
Tael.
avc
Coin) .
Lbap-ed-ing.
zkw
Leap yeae
QKC
QKD
QKE
Leabn-t-ing.
Could not learn name.
QKF
Lease-d-ing.
Learnt by signal from

Might have learnt it by signal- ----wco
to keep on starboard side of

iy
{or, escort)
Disregard leader's movements. Disre-
Convoy
leader
gard motions
leading marks?
Fair leader
Do you knovp^ the

Fair lead.
Leasehold.
ix
{or, escort)
QJS
Lban-ness.
vir
escort)
Convoy to keep on port
QJP
QJR
QKA
{Metal.)
White lead
QJO
is
ted
Patent lead
QJN
is
line.
QJL
nu
gaining rapidly
QK
stopped
Leaked, Leaking.
Spring-ing, Sprang, Sprung, a leak-wos
wso
Steam pipe leaky
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak ..ql
ywe
Water tanks leaky
qbz
Where is the leak?
Leak
Leak
QJZ
I shall keep the lead going regularly.

Keep the lead going. Keep sounding.
or.
QJ
...r-.-NQ
have sprunk a leak
Leak at the scuttles.

Leak increases.
Deep-sea lead
QJH
QJX
QJY
Are you,
leak?
{vessel indicated) leaking?
. -
QKG Least.
At least
QKH The least number {or,
What
lfx
qbv
FIH
vb
have (or, ought to have)?
..JOS
Without the least confusion
shall
mrd
Leading mark.
Leading stoker.
leading marks?
What, or, Which are the
marks for crossing
is
quantity) of.
the least depth of water we
QKI
Leather.
Pump
ubk
leather
What are the leading
pvi^c
the bar?
What wind
QJT
leads through the passage

zfd
{or, entrance)?
Will you lead?
good
Will you lead into (or, point out) a
ghi
berth?
QJU
League.
League.
QJV
{Alliance.
{Smiles)
or, Is
Leave-ing. To leave.
Before leaving.
Calls the attention of vessels leaving the
dq
anchorage, etc
QKM Convoy will leave at {time to follow).

QKN Convoy will leave on {day to follow).
Crew have
left
the ship {number to be
shown)
awh
{vessel indicated)\eak.-
QJ
Have you sprung a leak?
kp
leaking seriously - ,
gwb
leaking slightly
gwa
leaky-ing
leaky must be blown off- --Gwc
BG
tubes leaking
QG
Can you stop the leak?
Qh
Can not stop the leak
JMW
Condenser tubes leaking
Qi
Do you consider leak dangerous?
ing?
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
Boiler
QKL
Leak-y.
Are you,
QKJ
Crew
will not leave the vessel

Date of leaving _
Did you leave?
Did you leave many ships at
Do not leave anything unsettled.
QKO
QKP
QKR
KCP
Kcx
kly
Had
the mail arrived
when you
left?
EYG
Has the mail left
(for if necessary)1
,
QO
am leaving.
QKT I have left on shore.
exc
to your arrangement
I leave
QKU I left in port, or, was in port when
distinguishing
QKS
it
{Ship's name or
signals to follow.)
I left.
Part
GENEEAL VOCABULARY.
294
II.
LEAVE LEFT.
Leave Continued.
Leave Continued.
I left port {or place indicated) days

ago.
QKW I will leave a message at
QKV
Intend-ed leaving.
QLV
When ought the next mail to leave?.RGB

Will you
Purpose-d leaving,
was well when Ileft
POX
expected the vessels (or vessels indicated) will be allowed to leave. -dzj
Leave, or, Put a buoy on.hmp
Leave a good margin.
LeSve any papers or letters for me (or
for party indicated, or in question)
It is
QKX
QKY
at
QKZ
QLA
QLB
QLW
QLX
QLY
Leave buoy at
-hmq QLZ
Leave immediately to for).
Leave-ing, Left for
qle
Leave for me at the railway station.
Leave
to your arrangement
EXC QMA
Leave on board.
Leave the.
qwr
Leave your address at-7for

Leave
Left.
QH
Left port.
Let him them) leave.
Mail has left
Must leave.
QLJ
Not left.
djn
rph
left (remaining)-
sjb
Omnibus, or. Car leaves at

On leaving.
Overland mail leaves on the
QLN
sxm
Purpose leaving. Intend leaving.. pox

Report me to owner on leaving
usb
Ships from
did not get pratique at
when Ileft
tsa
The mails leave on the
... bpw
Train leaves for
at
xzr
Vessel just weighed (or, leaving), show
dz
Vessels of nations specified were all
QMK
Look out on lee bow.

hcj
Lookout to leeward
qzv
On lee bow.
HON
Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward .klh
To leeward.
QML
QMN
Leech.
the.
What day do you leave?

koa
What men-of-war did you leave at
What vessels did you leave in port (or
QMI
Lee helm.
Lee lurch.
Lee quarter.
Lee scuppers.
Lee shore.
Lee side.
Lee tide.
Leeward of
Leeway.
We are to leeward of harbor (or, anchorage)

ELH
We are too far to leeward
mte
Leeward.
Lept.
QLU
qjn
Keep more to leeward

pyx
Keep on the lee beam
gaq
Keep to leeward.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.. pzn
Lee beam
gas
Lee bow. Onleebow
hcn
ing show your numbers (or, distinguishing signals)

eb
Was all well when you left?
Was the port you left healthy?
orb
Was well when I left...
qmo
We have left men behind (number to be
shown).
We left port (or place indicated) on
QLP
QLT
Lead)
Lee.
Leeway
QLS
(see
leaving.
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav-
QLO
QLR
Led.
hyb
QMC
QMD
QMF
QMJ
QLM
rpp
Le CLANCHi* BATTERY.
QMB
QMG
QMH
(or,
None
QLK
nzx
it
agent
QLG
QLH
daw
(or,
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port- -LZ

Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to starboard
MA
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
OLE
QLF
qmo
Leave. (See also Permission.)

Absent without leave
Give leave
to
Leave of absence.
Men on leave
On leave.
il
gdz
Leave behind.
it
QLC
QLD
leave?
Will you leave a message for me?

You have left a person behind
place indicated))
Wnat was date of your (or as indicated)
leaving?
kml
When does (do or, did) he (she, it, or,
they) leave?
When do the trains leave for? ...xzs
When do
When does
you leave?
omnibus (or, car) leave for
Leeward op
qmk
(See also
Crew have
Had
Leave)
When
does the mail leave?
HYC
..qt
qlf
the ship
kcp
the mail arrived when you left?
left
EYG
Has the mail left
(for
have left on shore

I left
in port, or,
I left (ship's name
if necessary)
,
or distinguishing
qku
QLG
signal to follow)
Left port
Lighter has left

Mail has left
No anchors left
Only one anchor left
Ships from
did not get pratique
when I
QO
qkt
was in port when
Was
in harbor (or, port)
Was
well wheij I left
qtd
rph
ejp
ejg
at
tsa
left
(or, did)
qmj
when
I left,
QK0
qmo
We have left men behind (number to be

shown)
(^1,0
Paet
290
GBNBEAL VOCABULAEY.
II.
LEFTLET.
Left Continued.
"We
the
QMO
QMP
QNI
QLP
gdz
,-
You have left a person behind

was well when I left.
Leo, or Leu.
QMS
Lbgal-ly-ity.
Legal authorities
Not
QMT
legal-ly
Illegal-ly-ity
Legation.
QNK
Less.
QMU
Not
QMW
Legislate-ion-ure-ive.
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament (orother legislative body) adjourns {or adFEi
journed) on the
Assembly, Congress, or. Parliament {or
other legislativebody) is dissolved.FEJ
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament {or
other legislative body) met {or meets)
JPB
on the
Lime
Let-ting.
QNS
Let-ting.
can not lend you
{or,
NUI
gtq
s;b
at length
Length of chain.
Measure of length (see pagê 51)
signal letters instead of writing it

"^^
at length
? --LJP
"What is the length of dock at
Lengthen-ed-ing.
Allow.
sell {or, let
me
have) any
obp
{or, them) go
MRV
Let fall
ocs
Let go
kr
hmr
Let go the life buoy
eja
Let go your anchor
...bgv
Let her be
Let him (his, her-s, it-s)
bwa
indicated) have
bxe
Let him be
fcy
Let him bring on shore
OCT
Let him {or, them) go
QOH
Let him (her, or, them) know
qlh
Let him {or, them) leave
Let me (my, mine).
QCi
Let me know
ebh
Let nothing prevent.
Let run. Let it run.
RPE
Let the men
Let them (their-s).
bgw
Let them be
fcy
Let them bring ashore
Let them bring their tools with them,
QNU
QNV
QNW
QNY Let us
hsd
HJD
(our-s).
bgx
Let us be
in
and protection
QNZ
QOA
Let your-s.

fd
they are picked up- -^
{bearing indiLet your boats pull to
cated).
,,
,
length are your cables {or cable
indicated)"!
(See also
{To lend on hire.)
by
let.
Do not let him
avk
Send following message through the

) at
post to owners {or, to Mr.
"What lengthis ?
To
QNX

Lens
kgd
feet of water,
KVJ
less than feet of
VOB
furnish you
QNA I will lend what is required.

Lend me a boat
QNB Lent.
QNC Will you lend?
QND Length.
QNG
QNH
less.
"vu
Can you
QUE
juice
Lend-ing. To lend. (See also Spare and

Supply. )
Can you lend {or, supply me with) ?.xet
wmc
Can not lend {spare)
I can lend you {or, furnish you with)
What
QDY
less.
QNR
QNT
or.
QNF
the land or
There is less current inshore {or in direc-
Leisube-ly.
NUH
QNE
make
water
with)
Not
Nothing
You will not have
Legion of Honor.
of water whether I
not
Less than.
Much, or Many less.
pcz
legible
QMV
QMZ
QNL
QNM
QNO
QNP
Legible-y.
Lemon.
Lemon,
not come into less than
water
tion indicated)
You will have less than
lUegible-y.
QMX
QMY
feet of
fv
fathoms
I shall not go into less than
Do
-VMN
Secretary of Legation -
auo
{Coin)
Lessbn-ed-ing.
{Part of the body.
fnk
pcy
aub
{Coin)
QNJ
I'VE
Leg.
{Fast before Easter. )
Lepton.
{On the left.)

Left.
bvk
Left arm
On the left hank of the river (i. e. the
left bank in descending the stream)
QMR
Lent.
place indicated) on
left port {or
QOB
..nam
Let your fires down
your screw {or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting.
"WQE
Stand by to let go
Let
"Will let
you know
Will you
let
me know
QCK
QCL
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
296
II.
LETTERLIE.
QOC
QOD
Letter Continued.
Letter. {See also Despatch and Mail. )

dji
Address my letters to me at
Ân opportunity for sending letters to
Europe
(or, to
).
(or, papers) for
Any letters
Telegraph to
forme
Were my
(or per-
epa
son indicated)1
Jl
Any letters (or, papers) from ?
Any letters (or, despatches) on board?
QOR
NMV
QOS
Did you hear-^1
if
for
me
at
Forward letters to
nmx
(or, for)
Hadanyletters(or, despatches)arrived
JM
at?
Have(or vessel indioated has) despatches
(or, letters)from
JN
for
Have or vessel indicated has despatches

)
JO
Have

you ( or vessel or person indicated) _ . jp
letters been forwarded? - -NOA
Have
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
date of your last letter
(or,
kmj
my
letters (or, de-
QU
spatches) to
Will you post some letters for me?
Willyoutakeletters(or, despatches)?. JY
Your letters went by the
Leu,
or,
Leo.
Lev,
or.
Lew.
aub
(Coin)
aub
(Coin)
QOT
Levanter.
QOU
QOV
Lev&e.
QOW
Lever.
dwc
Air-pump levers out of order
Levers damaged (or, out of order).
ubl
Pump lever links broken
QOX
my
Have you received my letter?

parcel) for
I have a letter
for
(or,
you
(or,
Level-led-ling -ler-ness.
Pump
for me (or vessel, or person, or place

JQ
indicated)!
QOG
QOH
forwarded?
NOJ
-XB
at length
QOF
letters
there were any letters

(or, letters)
any more
QS
Will you forward
hil
all the letters and papers
Call at the post office for letters - . .hsy
-Hsz
Call for my letters
Can I take (or, forward) any letters for
you?
QOE
vqp
paper)?
Bring
my
owners to send
letters properly
What is the
KWX
at
not to forward
Tell
me
my
me
letters to
ubm
levers out of order
maw
Side lever engine
QOY
Levy-ied-ing.
).
I have received your letter.

I will
forward your
Keep
my letters (or,
letter
Lew.
papers) for
me till
Li.
Leave any letters(or, papers) for

person indicated) at
Letter bag. Mail bag
me (or
QOZ
QKY
QPA
QPB
fsj
Letter of credit.
QOJ Letters and parcels.
QOK Letters had (or, have) been received QPC
from
QPD
QOL Letters must be sent to (or, by).
QOM Letters of squadron (or, fleet).
QON Letters received from

QOP Letters, or. Papers up to the (Indicate QPE
QOI
where from if necessary. )

..psj
Mail bag. Letter bag
Men's letters
RPG
nof
My letters are all forwarded
Opportunity for letters to Europe (or,
to)
QOD
despatches) . JU
Refer to my letters (or,

Refer to your letters (or, despatches) -jv
post to owners (or, to Mr.
)at
by
signal letters instead of writing at
wz
length
xb
signal letters
letter
bag on shore
(or to vessel
indicated)
Send your
letters
Signal letter
Take letters (or, despatches)..
fsn
qe
wcv
kxo
LlABLE-ILITY.
Not liable.
Liar.
Lie-d-ying.
LiBEL-LED-LING-LOUS.
LiBERAL-LY-lTY.
Liberal contribution
LiBERIA-N.
QPG
QPH
Liberty.
QPI
QPJ
QPL
QPM
QPN
QPO
LiBERIAN COLORS.
Am or, Is (person indicated) at liberty to?

or. Are at libertyto.
I,
Is,
Liberty man.
Libra.
QPK
JTB
LiBERATE-D-lNG-ION.
QPF
Send for my letters..

VPS
Send for letters (or, despatches)
jw
Send the
awi
(Measureof length)..
pyk
return
by
aub
(Coin)
noe
on
bau
(Measure of weight)
LiBRARY-IAN.
License.
Are you regularly licensed, or, Have you

a permit?
Licensed-ing. To license.
Not licensed. Unlicensed.
j
LiE-D-YiNG.
Liar.
.QPB
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
297
LIE-LIGHT.
QPR
QPS
QPT
How high
Lying
Lying in the roadstead.
Lieu.
QPV
QPW
QPX
QPY
must
I lie to fetch?
in (or, at)
You
QPU
QRA
QRB
QUO
QRD
QRE
In lieu of.
QRG
QRH
kvn
jbh
ndz
pga
pQX
lamp) -Rmg
Masthead light (lantern, or,

RYX
Moonlight
Not under command light (lantern, or,
JEO
lamp) --SOA
Occulting light
HCS
Port-bow light
ewl
xbg
^.-.tpe
Position light
Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve.
Red
light
...umh
UWL
Revolving light
vjm
Scintillating light
Search light, or. Electric pro jectors.LVl
wbm
Side light (lantern, or, lamp)
Signal light (lantern, or, lamp) _--WCU
Life.
I have no life belts.

Life belt
Lifeboat.
Life buoy.
Life line.
QRH
Skylight
No lives lost.
Several lives
Speed light (lantern,

Starboard bow light
erh
wep
Sunlight
Life belt.
I have no
lamp)
WFM
wmx
Hcu
--
XEU
XYZ
light---ypv
Very's pistol lightzdj
White light
PU
of
Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish
DZB
all lights
Are there any alterations in the lights
Towing
QRB
life belts
come
qrc
ee
KZ
lifeboat?
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here -FA
gtd
Have you any lifeboats?
Lifeboat Institution.
fe
you
Lifeboat is going to
QRJ Lifeboat sent for.

QRK Lifeboat station.
unable to come
Lifeboat

Steam lifeboat
Life buoy
Let go the
(or,
buoy
lift
be
fj
guy
---.fl
hme
Do
your screw?
QRM Lift rope.

QRN Lift screw.
QRO Light. A light.
Alternating
QRD
life
vkb
(lantern, or,
QRT
Do
Blue light
lamp)---EHD
OON
hcg
(lantern, or, lamp)
Carry a light on your bowsprit end- .qy
Deadlight
Dioptric light
Electric light
Fixed light
Fixed and flashing light
Flashing light
Floating light
Flash powder,
ifa
knb
kog
laz
NCR
neb
nfb
or.
Bum a blue light-GOQ
Have you any blue lights?

Have you any signal lights?
_.-
goe
QRU
QRV Have you seen the light?
Hoist alight
lux
ncs
'.
-EUI
Bow light
Catoptric light
Daylight. At daylight
(hearing
not bring the light to the
(hea. ing indicated). px
indicated) of
Do not light your fires.

Do not show a light on any account-QV
not show a light on my account.
luy
Electric-light installation
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
dzb
to be seen
mzq
Firo and lights out
Fire, or. Light will be kept at the best
ke
place for landing .ndx
Flare-d-ing up. Flare light
QRS
light.
Anchor light
Arc light
ecb
marks)?
Are there any lights (or, landmarks)? . Qfa

At (time indicated) light bore --PV
Beach your vessel where flag is waved
fzt
(or, light is shown)
flag is waved (or, light is shown) --jz
Burn blue light, or. Flash powder- -GOQ
Carry a light at your bowsprit end--QY
Did boats take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal)?-- gsp
LlFT-ED-ING.
Can you
or,
wqr
-_Starlight -.
wsd
Stay light (lantern, or, lamp)
Steaming light (lantern, or; lamp)-WTD
wux
Stern light (lantern, or, lamp)
esl
lost.
Do you want a
QRP
ndy
Incandescent lightIntermittent light
^Senior lieutenant.
Boat, or. Lifeboat can not
QRL
--.-NEC
.-SOB
Holme's light (largeflare)

Holme's light {smallflare)
Lifeboat
QRI
NXB
oht
Group flashing light.-Group occulting light
(/nsfead o/) ...pna
LlEUTENANT-CY.
Deputy, or. Lieutenant-governor
Lieutenant colonel-cy
Lieutenant general.
Lieutenant in the Army
-i-Lieuteuant in the Navy,
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve
nxa
Gaslight
will not lie afloat all the tide.-DQG
Life-saving {Rocket) apparatus

Life-saving appliances .
Life-saving (Hocket) station.
QRP
mwe
Green light
Sub-lieutenant
QPZ
Light Continued.
Gas, or, Light buoy
Lie, Laid, Lying.
How far can light be
QRW I
do not think there

abouts.
QRX
seen?is
^---owo
MSZ
any light here-
I do not wish to show a light.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
298
II.
LIGHTLIGHTNING.
Light Continued.
I have just lost sight of the land
QST
QDV
light)
I shall keep hold of the land (or, light),
or, I shall keep land (or, light), bearing
I will
show a
show a light.
I will
light to-night
when I alter
QW
course
QRZ
Light.
QA.
QRY I will carry a light.
I will show a light to-night when I make
QSV
QSW
sail.
I will
{Not dark.)
LiGHT-EE-EST.
(or,
show a light to-night when I tack,

QX
{Not heavy. )
Calm and light winds

Light breeze
Light guns
Light in ballast
Light sail. Upper sail.
Light unsettled weather
-HTM
hgd
oke
etr
yzb
Lighter-est.
Take in light sails
Wind light
xjn
zfl
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse, or,
QB
light-ship)
Keep a good lookout for lights {or, land)

or, Look out for lights {or, land) -PYH
Keep a light at your bowsprit end. . -QY
kc
dvk
Keep ahead and carry a light
Keep lights {or, fires) on the beach {or,
QSZ
QTA
QTB
------LVH
QST
QTD
tric lighten---
Light-er-est
QSC
QSD
QSE
...fzw
shore) all night
Keep the light between {hearing indi{bearing indicated) - -(ic
cated) and
Keep the search light on, or, Keep elec-
QSA
LlGHTEN-ED-Ilfe.
Must lighten the ship.
What draught of water {in feet) could
ob
you lighten to?
Light-ing-ed. Lit. To light.

Light dues.
Lighting
Light indicated has been replaced.
QTC
its
RA
ozu
rb
Want a lighter (or, lighters) immethan
number
to
diately {rf more
one,
-YM
follow) ---
old po-
Light indicated will commence on the
QTE
Light, or. Floating light

{or,
QSH
QSI
QSJ
is
gone).
KE
--.sou
OfE the light
knt
Shall we have daylight enough?
Shall you show a light?
Temporary light shown at {place indiXNS
cated)
or. The lights on
There is a light on
They are only vessel's lights.
qsa
To light. Lighting-ed
lvj
Turn the electric light off
lvk
Turn the electric light on
ymt
Use your search light
QSK
QSL
QTF
or, light-ship)
QSP
^What sort of a light
What
QTG
the
cw
name
Light-ship.
Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
QB
on her station? - . -Wro
is out of position, or,
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
qe
station
Light-ship, or. Light-house at
wants
cw
Light-ship has been withdrawn on acPCB
count of ice
Light-ship at
qf
is it?
alter course {or, tack) tonight show a light

JZS
^Will you carry a light?
You must keep a light burning
KC
Your lights are out {or, want trimming)
Made by
flashes or by
blasts of a steam whistle.
is
or, light-ship)
Is the light-ship
QTH
Steer directly for the light-ship.

What
is the name of light-ship

light-house) in sight?
-QW
gpn
wants
of light-house {or,
-.rw
light-ship) in sight?
When you
---Q,b
not working satisfactorily,
{or,

a light
is
QSH
Vessel indicated showing a light.

We did not see the light.
What bearing shall I keep the light

landmark) on?
Light-house, or. Trinity Board

Light-house, or. Light-ship at
is
QSO
Light-house.
Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
Light on
quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?. -ixo

Will you send off lighters as fast as posRC
sible?
discontinued
qd
Light is not to be depended upon
is not working satisfactorily.
Light on
Light signal.
Light your fires.
--QSA
Lighted. Lit. To light-QSA
Lighting. To light
adrift
Want lighters to take my cargo.

What
{date indicated)
QSG
left.
is
Powder hoy {or, lighter)

There are no lighters available
sition.
QSF
iwp
How many lighters do you want?

I want {number indicated) lighters.
Lighter alongside.
QZ
Lighter coming off
Lighter has
Lighter
fires.
Light indicated is not now in
Lighter.
Coal lighter
QTI
QTJ
QTK
QTL
Lightning.
{or,
RW
Lightning conductor.
Struck by lightning.
There has been, or. We have had a storm
of thunder
and lightning.
Part
GENKEAL VOCABULARY.
II.
299
LIKE-LIST.
QTM
LiKE-LY.
aground, likely to break up
Am
Channel, or, Fairway
mined
Is embargo
QTN
QTO
Line
ca
is
likely to be
_
likely to be taken ojffi?--LWi

Is illness likely to last?
pcw
Is it likely? Is it probable?
Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will
be got off?
OFJ
Is likely to recover.
Is
{vessel indicated) likely to assist
supply) me?
Likeness (resemblance)
Likely to change.
Likely to fail
Likewise.
QTR
QTS
QTU
QTV
Looks
Looks
Hauling
__
mqz
..esa
like
Have a towline ready
^Most likely (or, probable).

QTW Not likely. Unlikely.
Pilot boat most likely (on
indicated), or, off
Lead
qke
Life line
Line. Equator
mgk
Line-of- battle ship. Battle ship-.-PYX
Line of communiqation.
Line of defense.
Line of mines.
Line of torpedoes.
QUN
QUO
QUP
QUE
QTX
QTY
bearing
QUT
vx
{vessel indicated)
LiKE-D-ING.
Do,
QUA
or.
To
like the
kem
ken
did you cross the Line?

will you cross the Line?
Linen.
Bed linen Can I get linen
{or, clothes)
Clean linen (clothes,

Dirty linen
ERW
like.
do not like the look of the weather, ze

do not like to run in. 1 prefer, keeping
do not
vca
like to trust too
much to my
Natives do not like ships watering withYWQ

out payment
like.
Should like to have another comparison,
GV
Would you like
to see our newspapers?
SL
QUD
kel
Where
Where
of,
Yca
<3UC
QUX
got
washed?
Liniment.
QUZ
Link-bd-ing.
Pump lever links broken
QVA
QVB
QVC
QVD
QVE
QVF
Lime.
Lime, or. Lemon
QUE
Limit-ed-ing.
Inside of limit
Outside of limit.
.iuioe.
Lint.
Liquepy-ied-inq-action
Liquid.
Floating, or. Liquid compass
JHP
Liquor.
Malt liquor
Army List
...ka
ubl
oil.
QVG ListOF.
QVH A list of
..bal
Along the line
iue
Clew line. Clew garnet
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
isu
vyo
Linseed.
Linseed
Lira. Lire. {Coin)

Lira egiziana. ( Coin) ._.
Lira turca. {Coin)
pmj
QUG
QUH Line-d-ing. To line.
QUI Line. A line.
or, shirts)
QUY
Limb.
QUE
yvu
IVQ
appearance
I
I
Should
xza
__-
When did you cross the Line?
sux
the sea
QUE
mgk
Equator
LIKE.
Does not
I do not
vpx
The Line.
QUW ^We will endeavor to send a line.
msa
Where do you think I am likely to fall in

MSB
with?
You are not likely to receive your orders
QTZ
Sending, Sent for the towline
Towline
When do you think I am likely to fall in
some days.
UZG
Send a line.
Water line
What
for
line.
QUV Send for the towline.
pqr
What
What
with
Log
for rocket line {or, line) .-KF

for the towline
QZU
sap
Mortar for throwing line
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
Vessel indicated not likely to supply

{or, assist) you
is it like?
is she like?
is the sea like?
line
QUM Keep the two objects named inone line.
Look out
Look out
QCK
ypo
likeljr
pln
kb
QJK
Inner line
Is the line fast?
tk
There is a likelihood of being becalmed,
Very
xyp
Have you any means of -throwing a line?

QUK Have you suflScient towline?
QUL In line.
QUS
likely.
nbv
-_opb
line
QUJ
fgk
(or,
QTP
ild
Continued.
Fishing line
require
Code List of Ships

Is your list of ships correct?
QVI
QVJ
Mercantile Navy List.
Lloyd's List
rjc
aud
_
ato
aue
ewd
izd
Qwu
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
300
Part
II.
LIST LOCOMOTIVE.
List
Continued.
Lloyd's
'
QVK Passenger list.

QVL Remittance list.
QVM United States, Royal,
or State
Navy
List or Register.
Send list of defects
agent.
krp
"Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,"
QWU
Sick list--WBP
What is the date of your Code List?-iZH
Your name is not on my list spell it
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
table, jpagre 15)
....ebq
;
QVN LlST-ED-mO. To LIST.

QVO List to port.
QVP
^List to starboard.
QVR
Litharge.
Litre.
QVS
A
QVT
QVU As little
Azr
Little better
ysu
qir
port
QVX Too little. -Too small.

QVY Very little.
QWJ
me by telegraph to Lloyd's --UD

me to Lloyd's
ug
me (or, my communication) to
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.

QXJ Who Lloyd's agent?
QXK Will Lloyd's agent come on board?
QXI
QXL
LOAD-ED-ING.
QWU
No boat could live

No means of living.
QXO
QXP
Lloyd's.
Lloyd's
Deeply laden
I am loaded with combustibles
Laden
with
kqw
Loaded with.
Loading for
HP
qcx
Must load more
fts
sde
ballast
Muzzle loader-ing
QXR
Loaf.
QXS
Loan.
QXT
LOBSfER.
QXU
Local-ly-ity.
fmj
Have you any
Committee of Lloyd's.
Condemned by Lloyd's agent.
Consult Lloyd's agent.
Bo not interfere with (or, take the matVeritas
hfu
gtw
Liver.
Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's
To load.
Breech loader-ing
QXM Can load

QXN Can you load any.
hzg
---wvl
^Lively.
German
Lloyd's surveyor.
"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index."
Lloyd's Yacht Register.
--Not on Lloyd's Registry book.
Please send off Lloyd's surveyor.
Removed from Lloyd's Register.
Report
Report
Report
WQU
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent.
QWK
QWL
QWM
QXC
QXD
QXE
QXF
QXG
QXH
(See also Life.)
Live cargo
Live stock
French Lloyd's.
QWI
is
little importance. Unimportant - pey

Port a little. Ship's head to go to starboard
TPG
Sheer a little off
vuo
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point
,-vup
Starboard a little. Ship's head to go to
LivE-D-iNG.
qwe
Lloyd's Committee
QWU Lloyd's List and Shipjjing Gazette.

QWV Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Shipping.
QWX Lloyd's Registry.
QWY Lloyd's Salvage Agreement.
QWZ Lloyd's Seajpan's Almanac.
QXA Lloyd's secretary.
QXB Lloyd's signal station at
MSU
Of
QWA
QWB
QWC
QWD
QWE
QWP
QWG
QWH
is.
Lloyd's agent at
uh
little
QVW Little loss.
QVZ
QWS Lloyd's agent

QWT Lloyd's agent advises you to
as.
you will wait a
If
(To incline.)
(Measure of capcudty)
LiTTLE-NBSS.
little farther
-A little more.
QWR
Continued.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
agent
cxp
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
nqp
nyd
-Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?

Have you seen Lloyd's agent?
-How do you (or vessel indicated) stand
QXV
place)
authorities
fnl
Board
gpi
Local
Local
Local
Local
Local
Local
QXW
QXY
at Lloyd's?
I am insured
local attraction?
jhr
of the locality (or,
know nothing
defence.
Government Board
gpj
Medical Board
gpk
time.
Lock-ed-ing.
Forelock
Lock and key-Locksmith.
at Lloyd's.
I am not classed at Lloyd's.
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
QXZ
cv
QYA
Locker.
QCB
QWN I am not insured at Lloyd's.

Chain locker
QWO I stand (or vessel indicated stands)
(class indicated) at Lloyd's.
QYB Locomotive.'
QWP Inform Lloyd's agent.
QYC Locomotion.
njw
qai
Paet
II.
301
LOCOMOTIVE^LOOK.
QYD
QYE
QYF
QYG
QYH
gxd
mas
Note. For degrees of longitude,

page S6.
Degree of longitude
to
log-ged-ging.
-..krz
gqp
GYZ
qus
gz
logbook
gzd
line
Patent log
tep
Ship's log
VYC
Steam log book
QYZ
30
and
35 of longitude,*
Ice between 35
and
40 of longitude,*
between
40
and
45 of longitude,*
Ice between 45
and
between
and
50 of longitude,*
pi
55 of longitude,*
between
Ice
PF
PG
_-Gzh
PH
Ice
50
PJ
Any longer
epb
As long
fav
as
Ice between 00 and 60 of longitude,*
PK
Do
not stand too long on yonr present

JZI
tack
How long a time?
dbp
How long after?
DTK
How long ago (or, since)?
How long do you require to clean yonr
Ice
between
60
and
65 of longitude,*
Ice
between
65
and
70 of longitude,
Ice between 70
and
75 of longitude,*
75
and
80 of longitude,*
PL
PM
QYM
kzg
Logarithm table.
LoGABiTHM.
Long.
kvr
Bast longitude.
Have passed ice in latitude longiPQ
tude on the *
I have been injured by ice in latitude
pbn
and longitude
Ice
QYK
Meteorological log book
Logwood.
DifiEerence of longitude
mbi
Log glass.
QYJ
navigation
log.
Engine-room log
Log board
Log booK
.__
PN
Ice
engines?
between
PO
QYN
QYO
lhi
been in such distress?
naj
been onflre?
How long have you had this fog?-.-NGK
How long is (or, are)?
JZK
course?
How long ought I to be getting an
emy
answer from ?
How long shall you stop (remain)?
ksh
How long will delay be?
How long will you be getting steam
_VY
.up
How long will you (or vessel indicated)
bm
QYP
QYR
QZA
QZB
QZC
QZD
QZE
QZF
QZG
How much longer?

hold on much longer,
can not
OWT
I shall stand in for the land as long as

Qi'^
I can see
--ksj
I will not delay you long
i>RQ
Long after.
Long ago {or, since).

Long boat
Long range
Long time ago. Long ago
Long way.
dtl
..gtr
t^ht
Not much longer.
QYX
longi-
JC
all
QZH
QZI
QZJ
Second of longitude.
West longitude.
What is
the longitude of -^
QZK
nbl
What is your first meridian ?
What is your longitude brought up to
QZL
What
the present
is
moment?
your longitude by chronom-
eter?
latitude
and longitude did you

PS
they) have ice in?.
What longitude do {or, did) you go
into?
What
{or,
QZM
QZN
QZO
ge
{date indicated) . .vis

cated), on the
and longiSaw derelict in latitude
*
...jh
on the
tude
LONGITUDINAL-LY.
LooD.
Rocks stretch a long way out

Too long.
{vessel indicated) well,

in latitude and longitude {indi-
dtn
Not longago
QYW
Minute of longitude.
-My longitude by chronometer is
My longitude by is
and
Rendezvous in latitude
tude
Report the
dtl
Longer.
QYU Longest.
QYV Much longer.
what longitude ?
-In
Is the longitude correct?

Longitude by dead reckoning.
Longitude by observation.
I fear I
QYS
QYT
di
see
*, latiDerelict reported passed on

dangerous to
longitude
tude
Lodging
Official
QYL
Code Flag over
Longitude.
lodqe-d-ment.
Log
QYI
gtr
Long boat
Locomotive Continued.
Locomotive boiler
Locomotive engine
Locomotive torpedo.
{Measure of weight)
LOOK-ED-ING. To LOOK.
Bad lookout
Be on your guard. Look out
Date to be Indicated 11 necessary.
bai
frg
Oiv
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
302
Part
II.
LOOK LOSS.
Look Continued.
we are?
py
Freights looking better
nqp
Good lookout
--.ODZ
Has the appearance of. Looks llke.ESA
Heavy weather coming look sharp. . fz
I do not like the look of the weather. -ZE
In anchoring, look out for moorings -EIW
cable
wv
eaq
in disguise as merchantmen
OJ
Keep a good lookout for land (or, light),
or. Look out for land (or, light) {bearing to follow, if necessary)
pyh
Keep a sharp lookout
pti
;
QZP
QZK
QZS
Look at.
Look in (or,
Look out. Pay attention

.ds
Look out at daybreak
knm
Look out for a boat bearing
qts
Look ontfor aline (or, rocket line)-.KF
QZU
Look
QZV
Look
Look
Look
Look
QZW
RAM
my
Pick up
out
out
out
out
out
bow
RAN
RAO
RAP
lost sight of the land (or,

light)
QDV
I have lost all
boats
bo
I have lost an anchor
bin
If you lose the wind.
It is dangerous to lose the wind
gc
Just lost sight of land (or, light) ..qdv
Key of propeller lost
..qah
Little loss
Qvw
Lose no time.
RAQ
hcj
RAS
to leeward.
to windward.
Lookout vessel (or, scout).

Lookout will be kept for any
RAT
RAU
raft (or,
spars).
Lookout will be kept on the beach
RAB
RAC
RAD
night
^Look to the slings.

Looks like
Looks likely.-
all
KG
esa
qtu
Run
in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and

look out for their signals.
Ship's bottom must be looked at....HBG
Some one to look after stock.
Vessel looks like a man-of-vrar
kpn
Your permit will be looked at
mkl
Look-out man.
RAG
RAH
loophole-d.
JIAI
RAJ
Not much loss.

One net lost.
One net with boom

Rudder lost
loom-ed-ing.
gzu
lost
vBj
Several lives lost

qrg
Severe loss
vsy'
Time will be lost
xtu
Total loss. All lost
dxo
Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts.
have lost altogether
edo
'.
loose-d-ing-ly-ness.
Boiler loos, (or, adrift)
RBD
RBF
We
RBG What have you lost?
RBH What loss?
,RBE
qwd
Broke loose
Crank webs loose
hju
kbr
Eccentric pulleys loose

Engine seating loose
mco
Holding-down bolts loose
gta
lsv
Loose from.
Loose
Loss.
Loss of bulwarks
hlt
Lost.
Lost all propeller blades
gly
Lost an anchor
,..ejb
Lost his (or, the) certificate
ijb
screw propeller
glz
Lost on the
Lost overboard.
Lost screw propeller.
Lost sight of wreck.
Lost the (or, her) mast.
Mail steamer reported lost
rfm
..gt
No lives lost
qrf
RBA
RAZ
ject indicated).
Lose-ing, Lost time.
(Lookout. )
When did you lose' your masts?
rmj
RBI
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon-
RBJ
With loss of bowsprit

With loss of foremast
Without loss.
hda
nky
Loss.
rat
soon)?
sails.
Propeller worked loose
RAK
Lose no time in getting to the anchorage

ELO
Lose no time in shoring up
cp
Lose-ing, Lost sight of
(vessel or ob-
RAV
RAW
RAX
RAY
RBC
RAE
RAF
have just
my
TJH
hck
Ni
Have lost deck cargo

iao
Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled.. MS
Have you lost?
Have you lost all your boats?
bl
Heavy loss
osx
for the tow-line.
on lee bow
on weather
people?
Look
out for a squall.

Look out for my pilot.
dxq
dxo
dxp
AQ
Boat is lost
Both booms with nets lost
gzo
Cargo lost
hzt
Do not lose sight of it.
Have lost
head of cattle
ipe
Have lost all boats can you take off
for).
pilot
QZX
QZY
LOSE-ING. To LOSE.
All hands lost (or, perished)
All lost. Total loss
All nets lost
into).
Look out^to (or,
QZT
RAL
tzo
Lord-ship.
House of Lords. Senate

Lord Mayor of
oze
rnj
(See also IjOse)
Part
II
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
LOSTLYNCH.
303
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY,
304
II.
MMAIL.
EDP
M.
{Letter.
13.)
A.M., or Ante Meridian.

In the forenoon
Before noon.
edu
REF
Afternoon.
Post Meridian.
In THE AFTERNOON
P. M., or
Maatje.
Made Continued.
{For new method of spelling,
seepage
_-_
{Measure of capacity. )
Is a prisoner, or, Made prisoner

twh
Made a breach
...hej
Made an agreement with

dtjh
Made an offer of.
Made arrangementsto (or, for) -EXI
Made mistake. Mistake has been made,
DRW
atu
RIK
REG
Made no impression
pfk
Made overture.
Manufactured, Made,
Mace,
RDQ
or, Tsin.
REH
Machine gun
..
Patent sounding machine.

Weighing machine
ltw
---
Perhaps it might be made to answer- eni

Repeat ship^s name your flags were not
;
made out'.
DU
WCR
Repeat the last signal made

Ship has not made her signal
zba
RDT. Machinery.
REI
{See page 23B.)

to machinery {part to be indicated)
KJA
slh
made
wdl
Will an allowance be made?
dzp
The
{See also Engines. )
Accident to machinery {or, engines).
Built by.HLE
Mistake has been made.
luz
okf
machine
or.
May be made eflBcieht
Machine.
Electric
RDS
adg
{Coin.)
signal
Will not be made.

made an unsuccessful
Examine (examination
of)
machinery,
MKA
Have passed steamer with machinery
disabled.mt
Have you damaged your machinery?
MBO
I
BDU I
am going to stop, as machinery requires adjusting

rk
am in want of oil for machinery.

RDV Machinery broken down
mch
;
am disabled,
BJ
irreparable at
attack on
Damage
FKH
REJ
Madeira wine.
REK
Magazine.
After magazine
REL
dqz
Fore magazine.
Magazine rifle
uxc
Powder magazine
trm
Small arm, or. Percussion magazine,
EVP
Magistrate-cy.
REM
REN Magnesium.
REO Magnesium wire.
sea.
Machinery broken down; under temporary repair
mck
Machinery disabled
mcn
.rj
Machinery requires ad j u sting
dkf
Machinery slightly deranged
mcq
Machinery supposed to have broken
down--MCA
mbi,
RDW Proceed after repairing machinery.

RDX Refrigerating machinery out of order.
RDY
Small adjustment required to machinery

dkg
Stopping only for small adjustment to
machinery.
vessel's
own
engineers --
REP
Electro
RET
Magnificent-ce.
REU
REV
Mahogany.
Mahomet-an.
REW
Mail.
REX
REA
REC
Mad-ly-ness.
RED
of the
mail?
Are you going to land
all
epj
mails at
QDN
RBY
ewt
Arrange-d-ing' mail
Barely time to save the mail.

By the mail
Did not get a mail.
hpl
Expected next mail.-
mni
Had themail arrived when you left?-EYG
Madder.
if nec
essary)1
qn
Has the mail left(or, sailed) (for if
necessary)^.
QO
Has the mail arrived
Made. {See also Make. )

Every exertion has been made
miv
Has arrangement been made?
exa
Have, or, Has made a complaint. .-JKB
Have, or. Has made no calculation, hso
made the discovery

Inquiry has been made
Am a mail boat.
Any news
REZ
lvg
rl
ezr
Mackerel.
magnet
Magnetic bearing {i.e., compass bearing

corrected for deviation)
jhx
Magnetic needle.
REQ
Machinist, or, Engine-room artificer,
RDZ
Maqnet-ic-al.
lds
plv
(from
Have
you

{or vessel or person indicated) . jr
Have the mails been delivered?

ksu
Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mail?
..dof
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
305
MAIL-MAKE.
EFA
Mail Continued.
^Have you
M.h.is^Continued.
a mail?
Have you letters (mails,
RPB
RFC
EFD
BFE
RFG
despatches)
for me {or vessel, person, or place
indicated)'!
jq
I have mails for
I will take mails for you.
qp
or,
RGO
RGP
RGQ
Last mail
qgg RGS
Latest posting time for mail is ..qhg
Mail arrived on the {date indicated) RGT
Mail bag
fsj
RGU
Mail closes at
RGV
Mail day
kno RGW
Mail due {or, is due) on
EGX
Mails have {or, had) arrived from RGY
{dates up to
RGZ
Mail has left.
RHA
^Mail has {or, had) not arrived from RHB
{place indicated)
RHC
Mail is now at
RHD
Mail steamer.
RHE
Mail steamer arrives-dat
RHP
Mail steamer reported lost.
RHG
RFI
BFJ
RPK
RFL
RFM
RFN
RFO
RFP
RFQ
Mail steamer
sails-ed.
Mail tender.
Mails go by sailing vessel.
Maijils go by steamer.
Missed the mail.

^Next
mail.
Overland mail leaves on the
RFU Passed the mail days ago.
post)?
RFV Shall I save the mail
RFW The mails leave on the
RFX The next mail goes in {vessel
indi-
RFZ
by the
RGA
RGB
RGC
ROD
Main.
Back main topsail

Can I get a main yard
Pill main topsail
at
xwc
?
Gaff mainsail
RGE
Have broken main shaft

I have carried away main
I
RGF
have sprung
{or,
Keep the main
nyg
myb
nvf
mr
yard.
damaged) main yard,

KJL
topsail shivering
RGH
pzj
RHP
RHQ
RHS
RHT
RGI
RGJ
RGL
hrl
us
ioe
it'H
Mainmast
7856409-
sprung.
-20
the dimensions of main yard?
His, or.
His,
His,
His,
His,
or.
or.
or.
or.
Her Majesty.
Her Majesty's dominions --Lkh
Her Majesty's Government. ogb
Her Majesty's service.
Her Majesty's ship.
On His {or. Her) Majesty's service.

Their Majesties.
ewm
{Army)
vrp
xze
Sergeant-major
Town Major
RHU Majorityof.
RHV Government majority of
RHW
Majority of
Opposition majority of
RHU
RHX Make-ing. To make. {See also Made.)

fbp
RHY Be sure and make no mistake.
Boiler
RHZ
RIA
gwe
maker
Can make.
Can make out.
Ncv
Can make out flags {or., colors)
ugo
Can you make a raft?
Can you make out her flag {or, signal) 1
NOW
Can you make out the leading marks?
QJO
RIB
RIC
Can not make.

Can not make out.
Can not make out her
{or,
your) colors.
LGX
RGK Mainmast.
lyo
Majesty.
Major.
gbo
oxe
of order
sail.
Maize.
Main bearing brasses

order)
tube.
Mainstay.
RHM
RHN
Lower main topsail yard.

broken-(();-, out of
Main boiler Main boom.
Main cable
Main chain
Main check valves out
Main clew garnet
Main deck.
Main drain.
Main hold
Mainsheet.
mr
stem
Maintain-ed-ing-bnanoe.
last
KMH
mail?-,is the number of mail bags you
fsp
have on board?
What vessel takes the next mail?
When does the mail arrive?
qt
When does the mail leave?
When ought the next mail to arrive?
When ought the next mail to leave?
ytd
Will you wait for the mail?
You are to land all mails at
split.
shaft broken
shaft broken in
RHL
RHO
RFY
Main
Main
vcb
LAO
sxm
{or,
What
Mainsail
What are
RFS
RFT
cated)
What are the latest dates
Main royal.
Main royal yard.
Main runners
Mainsail. Main course.
Main staysail
Main taok.
Maintop.
Main topgallant mast.
Main topgallant
Main topgallant yard.
Main topmast.
Main topmaeit staysail.
Main topsail.
Main topsail yard.
Main topsail yard sprung.
RHI Main yard.
RHJ Main yard sprung.
RHK Upper main topsail yard.
).
RFH
BGM Main pump.

RGN Main rigging.
Can not make out the flags(or,
oxd
KCX
come
make Distant Signals) -VM
Can not make out your

nearer
{or,
signals),
flags;
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
306
Part
II.
MAKEMAN.
Make Continued.
MakEj Continued.
Making (number
Clearly liiake out

itk
Convoy to disperse and make for destination
IS
Do not attempt to make the anchorage
harbor)
pw
Bo not make any alteration until. -ECG
Had we not better run in (or, make) for
the land?
pz
I can not make out the flags(or', signals),
(or,
to follow) revolutions
per minute
uwj
Not able to make such short tacks ..xiL
Not safe to risk making the land. . vde
.
RIT
RIU
owl
QDX
go into less than fathoms of

water whether I make the land or not,
What do you make?
RIB
In naaking
RIY
RIZ
Make,
or,
(or,
lsp
nfe
xj
Will you make?
Will you make an agreement?

duj
Will you make an offer?
Will you make the land to-night?. .qev
Will you repeat the signals being made
me?
to
ktS
Take a duplicate
OND
When the ebb makes

When the flood makes
When will the flood make?
VN
You may make an attempt

I'KY
You may make some abatement
cxu
You must not (or, can not) make any
sail.
Make a demand
sdp
for?
qrz
What do you make of stranger?. _.wzp

What do you make of the land?
qeu
What harbor shall you make (or, run)
stand in till I make the land.QEA

show a light to-night when I
make sail
Shall
(direction indicated)
QDY
I shall
I will
veg
sail.
RIX
with all despatch

jt
shall not endeavor to make the land,
I shall not
Make
RIV
sail.
make?
make another attempt?
fkq
They (boats) are making for the shore.
Try to make out name of vessel in
can not make out the
flags ; hoist the

signal in a biStter position
I can not make out the bottom flag.NDF
I can not make out the second flag-NDG
I can not make out the third flag.-KDH
I can not make out the top flag
ndi
I shall make for the anchorage (or,
Set
,._
Shall I
NCX
I
maker
Sail
copy),
excuse
mli
JWD
Make
a signal
when you want
Maker
a boat,
kiq
GTU
EIE
RIF
RIG
RIH
Make all snug

dyn
Make allowancesfor (or, to)
dzk
Make an acknowledgment
dgs
Make an agreement with
duh
Make an alteration
ecp
Make an appointment for
esz
Make an example.
Make arrangements to (or, for ) .exi
Make Bistant Signals
lgh
Make fastto
Mast fast toabuoy
hms
Make fast to the pier.
Make for Run for (name of port
.
to follow).
RIJ
Make-ing, Made goodthe

;
BIK
RIL
RIM
RIN
RIO
Make,
Make
or. Set sail

sail, or,
RIQ
RIS
Make
your).
Malay.
Male.
Male
RJC
Malt
RJB
Malta.
RJE
Man.
passenger.
liquor.
A. B.
Maltese.
Mms.)
Able seaman
(See also
Alderman
Am a man-of-war
.cxe
dws
rpm
.^
Are there any men-of-war about ?---SA
Armed men not allowed to land

Artilleryman
med
Boatman
Boiler burst
Boiler burst
Svx
psj
..kit
dvn
short tacks.
tyd
uca
. .
.euv
ezu
gvl
men kUledat
men killed, others
wounded
Make signalto (or, for)

wcm
Make sureof
xpo
Make sure of her staying
wsb
Make your number. (Distinguishing
signal)
uv
Maker.
Makes good progress
Makes no progress.
Making large purchases
RJA
RJB
mwq
Malarious fever
ocu
ons
Go ahead, and drop a boat
on board.
RIP
(or,
Make haste
Make haste or he will be gone
Make inquiry
Make-ing, Made mistakes.
Make more sail. Set your
Make my compliments^to.
Make no noise. Keep silence.
Make out
Make out an inventory
Make provision for.
Malarious.
Boiler burst; several

Boiler burst; several
au
men killed
ay
men wounded .az
Cattleman
ifd
Chairman
tuq
Clergyman, Parson, or. Minister ._ .itx

Clothing for men. Slops
rvs
Coastguard man
iyp
Bid you fall in with any men-of-war?
MRN
Fireman
Fisherman
.,
nab
nbs
Foreman
njx
Have men for
rpd
Have you men-enough?
mdk
Have you seen (or, spoken to) any menof-war? If so, report their names (or,
nation).
vnm
(
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
307
MANMANY.
Man Continued.
He,
or,
She
of
is full
men
nsx
ote
Helmsman
How many men?
Landsman
rki
RJF
man
qpj
Manrope.
RJY
Mansion.
lkr
RJZ
Manslaughter.
._
rjx
RFC
rpf
P.KA
Manufactory.
Slops
ivs
Man overboard.
Men
Men on leave
rtj
man
Nobleman
rph
sit
and men
bpi
svd
tqo
Ordinary seaman
Postman
Seaman
Crew weak
Want men (number and particulars,
if
RPJ
necessary)
^
"Waterman
"We have left men behind (number
ywh
to be
QLO
shovm)
"What men-of-war did you leave at
QLR
zia
"Workman
RPK
Your men
men of crew have been ill vdth yellow
mwy
fever (number to follow)
Manage-d-ing-ablb-ment.
How do (or, did) you manage
trive) to ?
RJK
Mandrell.
RJL
Manger.
RJM
Mangrove.
Manure.
Manuscript.
Many.
A good many slight cases

As many as
As many as convenient
As many (or, much) as
(or,
con-
RKE
(state at
Manifest.
Manifest of cargo.
RJP
Manipulate-d-ing-tion.
RJQ
Manner.
RJS
In what manner?
RKL
lkr
what speed)1
ixc
How many lighters do you want?..QTA

How many men?
How many miles an hour are you going?
How many miles an hour can you (or
btp
sight?
gtk
QAM
RTQ
How many miles from ?
How many (or, much) more?
tdo
How many passengers?
vxk
How many ships?
wbc
How many sick?
xtm
How many times?
xur
How many tons of?
xuv
How many torpedo boats passed in
How many were killed?

How many wounded?
In
In a hostile manner
..GLX
.
RKJ
RJN
BJO
Did you leave many

He has not many hands on board..OMD
How many?
How many blades have you to your
screw?
RKI
Manhole door
FAX
gtj
How many boats?
How many chronometers have you?. IQP
knq
How many days?
kom
How many deaths?
How many dozen can you spare uviu
mtv
How many fathoms?
mvb
How many feet?
kvp
NTS
How many funnels has she?
RKF How many guns?
RKG How many guns do you mount?
RKH How many guns doeS she carry?
How many have you seriously ill?, .kld
How many hours' coal have you got
JTP
idh
faw
possible ...fay
?.. .qkp
ships at
bt
Mandarin.
RKB
RKO
RKD
Evc
xzm
rpn
Cotton goods,
JXY
kdj
Vessel looks like a man-of-war

"Want a boat man overboard
BJI
Hle
wdh
Signalman
Small-arm men
Tradesman
Manufactured cottons.
uxf
vlg
Rifleman
Manager.
Steam-pressure gauge.
Manufaoture-ed-ing.
Manufactured, Made, or. Built by
bpg
hpy
Merchant seaman
Midshipman.
RJH
Men-of-Wab)--.bpl
_-.br
Manhole door
Manrope
Short manned.
(See
RJX
Man-of-war
EJG
Man-of-war.
eah
gtv
rpl
Man aloft
Man and arm boats
Men's clothing.
Men's letters
Manometer.
To man.
'
Manceuvre-d-ing.
Naval manoeuvres.
RJW
(Lookout)
Officers
RJU
EJV
rope.
rae
Lookout man.
-Man-ned-ning.
Newly-raised
Manila
qfb
qjl
Leadsman
Liberty
RJT
how many minutes?..
zin
RVD
dangerous to allow too many people

gb
on board at once
It is
ozd
Many expected...
mno
308
GENERAL VOCABULART.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
309
MASTME.
Mast Continued.
-Fore topgallant mast
njg
Fore topmast
njk
Fore topmast sprung
njl
Four-masted barque
pxq
Four-masted schooner
npc
npd
Four-masted ship
Fourth mast
npe
Fourth-mast chains
UR
Half-mast your ensign _
MEL
lew
Have, or, Has been dismasted
owo
Hoist masthead flags-I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung
RCJ
her
( mast indicated)
psz
Iron mast
dec
Jigger mast. After mast
Jury mast, or. Jury masted.
Raz
Lost the (or, her) masts
bcd
Lower mast
RMD
egk
kgl
Mainmast
Mainmast sprung
Main topgallant mast
Main topmast
Mast-ed-ing. To mast.
egz
RME
RMF Masthead. At masthead.
RMG Masthead lantern (or, light,
Rhc
or,
Sprung,
Seriously
or,
- -
Match-ed-ing.
RMP
Mate.
RMS
RMT
RMU
RMV
my
foremast and must bear up,
Sprung
my foremast,
bh
NKW
but can
NKX
wtm
xqn
vjk
xvq
^^^
Topmast
Under jury masts
RMD
Vessel seen (or, indicated)lo8t her masts,
Materials
RBF
yqz
from the masthead
When did you lose your masts?
Will you lend me a fish for my mast?-NCi
nky
foremast
Master.
-/zj}
Beach master
Captain, or. Master (Mercantile Marine),
Postmaster,
HWS
--
or, Post-oflflce official-
Quartermaster
Schoolmaster Shipping master
Station master
(or, officer)
Mat-ted-ting.
Chafing mat
Coir, or. Grass matting- - Collision
of the port,
oflflce
mat
^f
RMX
Matter.
fac
As a matter of course
Do not interfere with (or,
QWH
have anything further to

eqo
say (or, do) in the matter
Is anything the matter? Has any acci--Bk
dent happened?-Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
Qwr
agent
RYD
Money matters
What" is the matter?
I decline to
RMY
Matting.
May.
RNI
Mayoralty.
Lord Mayor of
RNJ
Me
izt
cdz
-CZR
RNG End of May.

RNH Next May.
M.
Jat
Beginning of May.
uey
vjh
ul
rml
Mat)
Can)
May. (Month.)
About May the
-TQK
'WRQ
(See
RNE
RNF
om
vyj
(See also
RMZ Mattress.
RNA Maul.
RNB Mauve.
RNC Maxim Gun.

RND Maximum.
HWQ
Hfester's
or
Mathematic-al-ly-ian.
Visible
Harbor master. Captain
XQO
Materially.
Are you, or. Is (vessel indieated)iaa,teao
rially damaged (or, injured) 1
Have you materials for stopping the
-QJW
leak?
Have you the materials?
Is vessel specified, or. Are you materially
ao
injured?
RMW
fish it at
mast (tabernacle) --Wun
loss of
vme
KCJ
Third mast
Three-masted schooner
Topgallant mast
RML
nbc
vmd
Sprung
Harbor
gvn
mate (or, officer)

Mate is on shore.
Second mate (or, officer)
Send the mate off.
Third mate (or, officer)
First
damaged a lower
Damaged a mast; can not
sea
Steel mast
Step of the
RMK
Boatswain's mate
RWQ
RWV
Rwz
Sprung, or.
carry sail
With
(for lighting).
take the matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
mast
RMJ
Match
RMQ
lamp).
RMH Mast is secured.

RMI Mast rope.
Mizzenmast
Mizzen topgallant mast
Mizzen topmast
Second mast
RMN
RMO
C.
Member op Congress
--
CED
cea
After me (my, mine)

Before me (my, mine)
By me (my, mine) --For me (my, mine)
From me (my, mine)
Give me (my, mine)
In me (my, mine)
jpa
---CEB
bjs
bpe
bpq
.
nzy
CDK
Part
310
II.
MEMEN.
Me Continued.
Let
me
ROA
(my, mine)
Me by
Me to
Me with
Of me (my, mine) -_
On me (my, mine)
To me (my, mine)
With me (my, mine)--
RNK
Measure-ed-ing-ment.
How many tons measurement
CEF
CEG
Tons measurement
Tons measurement of goods
CGO
CGZ
can you take?
ROB
Meal.
During meal hours
RNL
Mean-t.
mean
mean
To mean.
{See also
to
Meaning
vea
.hrg

cable
to slip
my
RNO Mean. The mean.

In the meantime (meanwhile)
RNP Mean time.
chronometer
(or, first
is fast
meridian)
RNS
RNT
Meaning.
Right meaning.
What is the meaning
Wrong meaning
RNU
Means.
RNV
By all means
By no means
By no means plain
By this means
By what means?
XL
(or, first
XN
ROE
Medal.
ROF
Mediate-d-ing-ion-or.
BOG
Medical-ly.
Local Medical Board
gpk
Medical assistance wanted want a surgeon
PGL
Medical authorities
pnm
Medical Board
^
gpm
Medical comforts.
Medical comforts running short.
Medical officer.
Medical report.
Medical stores.
Medical survey.
Medical treatment.
Want immediate medical assistance.TL
wvz
ROH
ROI
ROJ
ROK
ROL
ROM
RON
of
zkb
DTK
hpe
tlv
hpr
QUJ
have no means of laying out an anchor,
EIO
They wish to abandon but have not

the means
aj
No means of.
No means of living
qwb
No means of sending
_.vpl
or.
ROP
ROQ
Medioine-al-ly.
Medicine chest
Medicines have run short.
ROS
Meet-ing.
ROV
axh
(or, fall in)
Parliament, Assembly,
(or, meets) on the
Shall you meet?
ROW Should you meet
with? ...mrl
or.
Congress met
jpb
with.
...ZLS
Will you (or person indicated) meet me
on shore to-day?
..kod
(or, fall in)
When you meet
^-
ROX
BOY
Melanite.
Melt-ed-ing.
Molten
ROZ
RPA
Measure. (See Table of British and

Foreign Measures, pages 51 to 54.
Cubic, or. Solid measure (page 53) -AYB
Measure of capacity (page 52)
ayj
Measure of length (page 51 )
_ . avk
Measure of weight (page 53)
azx
Square, or. Surface measure (page 52),
(See also Mks.)
Did you meet
Meanwhile.
Measles.
iom
ROU Meet me at the railway station.
RNX
RNY
RNZ
Mechanio-al-ly-ism.
Mechanical mine.
Stoker mechanic
Gil
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any

means now available
CD
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or.
any means of making a signal) ?-_gsp
Every means
mix
Have you any means of throwing a line?
RNW
..VFu
meantime
I,
hzb
tuk
ROD
on Greenwich
time is
Will you show your Greenwich
meridian) mean time?
meat
nqa
ROC
enx
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich

(or, first meridian) meantime
GS
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
RNQ
fmg
nqw
poq
RNM What do you mean?
My
oey
PHY
and Intend.)
Do you mean (intend)
I
I
xuw
Australian meat
lpo
Meal-
oev
Fresh meat.-.-Frozen meat

Frozen meat cargo
Preserved meat
Salt
Indiajj
of goods
Meat.
ONW
Cwh
To measure.
qnu
bkd
Rxu
Member.
Member
of Parliament (or. Deputy),
Member
of Congreae
Memorandum.
TBO
jpa
Memo.
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo-DLC
Admiralty memo..
RPB
Memory-able.
RFC
Men.
RPD
Have men for.
(Sec aiso
dlu
Man.)
Armed men not
allowed to land
-EUV
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
311
MEN MESSAGE.
Mmh Continued.
Mercury.
Have you men enough?

How many men?
Quicksilver
Fulminate of mercury
mdk
Man-of-war.
Men-of-war.
RPM Am a man-of-war.
Are there any men-of-war about? .-.SA

Are there many men-of-war now cruisKEX
ing
Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Have you seen
Meridian. Meridian of.

edu
Ante-meridian
Did you get a meridian altitude? .-EDH
edk
Ex-meridian altitude
edl
Meridian altitude
My chronometer is fast of Greenvrich
gk
(or, first meridian) mean time
My chronometer is slow of Greenvwch
GS
(or. first meridian) mean time
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of,
6
12' 24" = Oh. 24m. 49. 6s.
Greenwich
.
HSI
spoken) any men-ofreport their names and
nbk
My first meridian is Greenwich
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green-
If so,
nationalities
I saw war vessels disguised off
vnm
Here give the color or

(or, funnels)
design of the line of steamers that it
leo
may be an imitation of
Passed, or, Saw some men-of-war . .tor
Vessel looks like a man-of-war.
What men-of-war did you leave at
.
3 20' 15
wich
--LEN
mep
Manof-war ensign
RPN
Mere-ly.
MRN
{or,
war?
.ufh
ntb
rki
Let the men

RQB
Men on leave.
KPG Men's letters.
RPH Newly-raised men.
RQC
RPI
Officers and men.
RPJ Want men {number and particulars, if
necessary).
RPK Your men.
EPE
RPF
RPL
tbl
"=0h. 9m. 31s
My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean

time
RQD
RQE
is
xl
On meridian of
Post-meridian
reckons
Vessel indicated
--DRW
from the me-
ridian of
What is your first
nbl
meridian?
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
xn
meridian) meantime?!
qlr
RQF
RPO
Mend-bd-ing.
RPQ
Mbntion-ed-ing.
RPS
Mercantile.
RQG Mess-ed-ing.
RQH Mess room.
Captain, or. Master.
(Mercantile
EPU
RPV
Ma-
HWQ
rine)
RPT
Merit-ed-ing-orious.
RQI
Mess traps.
RQJ
Message.
Acknowledge, or. Answer my signal
dgo
(or, message)
there any mercantile news?

RLD
Mercantile Marine
Mercantile Navy List of country of
QVJ
vessel signaling
Is
iQt
Cipher message
Do you understand the message? . .yhv
Following communication (message, or,
IQV
signal) is secret and in cipher
Forward following message by telegraph
Merchant.
Am a merchant vessel.
BUW
Armed merchant ship
Have you the Merchant Shipping Act
.
.--NMW
_to
by signal letters, instead of writing it
xb
at length
Forward message without loss of
or Navigation Laws of the country of

dig
vessel signaling?
Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
-OJ
RPX
RPY
RPZ
ing
graph
vessel).
RQK Have,
List of*
Rpz
States,
Q'^J
^Published annually; contains names,

owners, signal flags, etc., of all United
States registered vessels.
my message
to
or.
by
tele-
WT
Has message.
Have you any message
the country of vessel signalIK
--,
Merchant steamer
Merchant Vessels of the United
Mercury.
NMY
--
Forward reply to
Merchant Shipping Act or Navigation
Laws of
'RQA
time
Merchant Navy.
Merchant seaman.
Merchant ship (or,
tele-
HU
,
graph?
Can not understand the message .-YHU
Merchandise.
RPW
WR
from?
Can you forward my message by
(telegram, or-
communication) for me? --IB

Have you any message for your owner?
Have you received my message?
Qkw
I will leave a message at
I will repeat the message (or, what you
ders, or,
RQL
RQM
RQN
say).
RQO
RQP
I will telegraph message immediately.
Message
(The planet.)
tSee note to Gbeenwioh, page
is
not understood.
Repeat the message

Secret message
258.
urj
"^Mi
312
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
MESSAGE-MIL.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
313
MILMESTUTE.
Mil.
RTN
BTO
RUL
(Swedish measure of length) . - . awl
Mil.
Turkish measure of length)
awg
Mildew.
Mile. (English Statute)
awn
English geographical (or, nautical)
mile
-Awo
English statute mile awn
Geographical mile
awo
German mile
awm
Square mile
axw
About a mile (or number indicated) -czi
After running
(miles indicated) .drh
Current runs
miles an hour
key
Current will run very strong (indicate
miles per hour if necessary)
kgb
RTF
miles an hour
are
RTS
Electric
daylight
-
Keep
vessel going about
hour
Miles from
RUO
RUP
RUQ
till
kni
miles an
RTU
RTV
RTW
RTX
BTY
RTZ
RUA
RUB
BUG
RUD
RUE
RUF
RUG
Milk.
RUH
Fresh milk ..Preserved milk..Mill-er.
Military.
Have military stores on board.

Is there any military news?
Military invalid.
^Military
^Military prison-er.
Military secretary.
Military stores.
^Military top.
Military transport.
Naval and military news.
RUI
RUJ
azh
MiNISTER-ED-ING-TBY.
Change of ministry
Minister, Parson, or. Clergyman
Ambassador
Our Minister (or. Ambassador)
Minister, or.
MiNOR-ITY.
Government
ba v
BVB
in a minority of
ikq
..
.itx
eDv
at
EDW
ofv
Minute.
Note. For minutes of Arc and Time,

see page 58.
(Measure of capacity) - - azg
RVC
RVD
Few minutes. In a few minutes.

minutes?
In how many
Making
(number to follow) revoluuwj

minute
kkm
Many minutes
okg
Minute gun
(direction indiMinute guns firing in
tions per
AUI
(Coin)
Change of mind
^Mind you get paid.
Never mind
RUK
(See
oil.
RUZ
RVA
is
mfu
Mineral.
Mineral
cated)
MlND-ED-ING-FUL.
Mine.
harbor)
Minimum.
MiLLION-TH.
MiLREIS.
(or,
RUY
tul
Millimeter. (Measure of length) _ - -Awp

Cubic Millimeter (Cwbic Measure). .zso
Square millimeteri/Sfgitare measure) . axy
xbj
Miner.
Minim.
Milligramme. (Measure of weight). -Bxw

Milliliter.
of.
RUV
--NQX
Measure of weight)
laid.
RUS
RUX
Militia.
MiLLiER.
field.
The entrance of the gulf

mined
There are no mines laid.
RUW
offtcers.
Mine
Mine
Mining district
Submarine mine
LUI
distant)
nec
odm
RUM
RUN Mine case.
PZR
(or,
-_.
oig
pdb
lUuminate-d-ing mine field
ilp
Is the channel mined?
Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
xs
boats)?
QUP
Line of mines.
bod
Mechanical mine.
Mine. (A mine.
xwn
Mine, or. Torpedo buoy
you
BKJ
an hour
etn
Gold mine
Ground mine
go miles.
go about miles
I shall
I shall
it is
lva
LVr
mine
Electro contact mine

Floating mine.
nn hour can you (or
^How many miles from
the coast because
mined
RTQ
MDfE.
Do not approach
How many
To
..hmz
Buoyant mine
Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
ild
mined
Channel, or. Fairway is mined. Beware
of torpedoes.xp
Channel, or, Fairway is not mined.. xq
iw(j
Coal mine
,
Countermine-d-ing
jyq
jyr
Countermining 1 aunch
MiLD-LY-NESS.
going?
^How
many miles
MiNE-D-ING.
My)
ikp
Minute guns firing last night in
she
Minutes of latitude
Minutes of longitude
Minutes of time.
ter indicated)
ced
RVE
OKH
(quar-
OKI
qhv
Qze
314
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
MIRAGEMONASTERY.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
315
MONDAYMORNING.
RXY
RXZ
Monday.
Before Monday.
Last Monday
qgd
RYA Monday morning.

RYB Monday night.
RYC
RZJ
M.oon Continued.
Moor head and stem.
RZK
Mooring swivel.
Moorings.
RZL
Next Monday.
Money
asu
RYD
RYB
AND Foreign Moneys, pages 47-50.

Advance-d-ing.
To advance {money),
DNK
--AST
Banknote, or, Paper money
Money matters.
Paper money, or, Bank notes
Public money.
Want money
BYF
asv
ytw
Safely moored
vdg
Shall you moor?
rzp
Take mooring swivel off.
There are moorings on (Rearing indi-
RZM
RZN
^When moored.
Note. See Table of United States
..
cated)
RZO
RZP
RZQ
You must moor
RZS
Morass.
RZT
More.
Monitor.
uu
Mooring chain.:.
EL
;
it is
not safe otherwise.
Morocco.
MooR-isH.
Moorish Colors.
moral-ity.
A little more
Qvt
appear more settled (look more

doz
peaceful)
dpb
Affairs look more unsettled
bpp
Any more
eqj
Anything further
AflEairs
RYG
RYH
Monkey.
RYI
Monsoon.
MONOPOLY-IZE-D-lNa-IST.
RYJ
During the monsoon (or, trades).
RYK Had
the monsoon
(or,
can veer no more cable no

nk
more anchors to let go
iar
rkl
How many (or, much) more?
eip
I have no more anchors to let go
dsf
Driving
trade winds) set
in?
RYL
Next monsoon.
RYM Where
did you fall in with the trade

monsoon)?
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon(or,
RBI
soon?
RYN
monster-ous-ly.
RYO
RYP
RYQ
Montenegro-in.
Montenegrin Colors.
Montevideo- AN.
(See
RYS
RYTJ
Month.
Uruguay. )
In the month of
Last month
Monthly.
RYV
Nextmfonth
On the day of the month
This month.
BYW
Moon.
dng
dtm
shx
knq
Keep more away

Keep more to leeward
Keep more to port
Keep more to starboard
Keep more to windward
Keep more toward the shore
Make more sail . Set your
More hands are required at
More rain than wind
More scope
More than.
Much, or. Many more
Must take in more ballast
No more. Nothing more.
Send more
BZW Some more.

RZV
First quarter of the
moon
nbf
Full moon
Last quarter of the
Moonlight.
moon
QGH
rises.
MOOR-ED-INGwith.
Want more support.
RZY
MoRNmo.
Broke from
I shall not
moor.
In anchoring look out for moorings.Elw
In the morning.
Every morning
Friday morning Monday morning
Morning after
Morning before.
Morning watch.
Saturday morning
Sunday morning
SAD
This morning.
SAE
To-morrow morning.
Thursday morning
hjt
RZG I have picked up moorings.

RZH I shall moor.
When more moderate
SAB
SAC
TO MOOR.
moor?
Do you moor? or. Shall you
her moorings,
or.
RZX
nsp
New moon.
No moon.
We shall have moonlight.
When moon goes down.
When moon
pyw
pyx
pyz
pza
p2b
pzc
ril
ome
zev
vjp
RKO
fts
vpz
(To he kept flying

Steer more to port.
until course is sufficiently altered) -MJ
Steer more to starboard. ( To he kept flying until course is sufficiently altered)
Driven,
BZI
Veer more cable
RYX
RZE
RZF
BZU
QGE
This month.
Month's advance
Months ago
RYZ
BZA
RZB
BZC
RZD
ten
Cannot pay any more
Against the monsoon
Tuesday morning
Wednesday morning
SAF
Yesterday morning.
--MK
ku
Rxn
-Miy
nrj
RYA
drs
vhw
xea
xru
ydk
zai
Part
316
II.
MORPHIAMUCH.
SAG
MOKPHIA.
SAH
MouRN-ED-iNG.
TO-MOREOW
MOEROW.
Before to-morrow.
SAK
SAL
Mouse.
dry
SBL
Mouth.
xup
By
to-morrow's
post.
drz
Off the
SBM
mouth of the river {or, ) .UYJ
Move.
Disregard leader's movements. Disregard motions
lfx
I can not weigh until you have moved,
TQH
Morse alphabet
Do not understand Morse code.
Do you understand Morse code?
ZAV
ebp
I
do not think we shall get any good by
moving
Morse code.
Use Morse code.
SBN
SBO
oeg
Moved.
Movement.
Moving.
SAM
Will use Morse code.
SAN
mortal-ly-ity.
M. P.
Member
Deputy)
SAO
SAP
SAQ
Mortar.
Mortar battery
Mortar for throwing a
Mortar vessel.
SAR
MORTGAaE-D-ING-R-E.
Mr. Mister
Mr. junior
Mrs.
SAT
mobtiiy-ied-ing.
SAU
Mortification.
SAV
Mosquito.
SAW
MosT-LY.
SAX
SBP
pyp
line.
SBQ
to mortify.
most.
Most certain-ly
Most economical speed
Most likely (or, probable)
Most of all
Most of them.
The most
Winds have m ostly been
ihl
Motheb-ly.
SAZ
Motion.
DYO
saw
zfp
lfx
Follow motions
.
SBC
SBD
SBE
Motive.
SBF
Motor.
lvb
motor
mat
Mou.
{Square vieasure)
axq
---
SBU
Mound.
SBI
Mount-bd-ing.
SBJ
guns do you mount? ...rkg

..mhc
MOUNTAIN-OUS.
SFI
'.tmr
uoa
UQ
osz
___ue
mtx
gmh
-.
zig
qyw
eba
us
ytp
ufq
much as
SBH
escort
qnm
qyv
rko
Not much longer

Not much loss
Not much sea
Not much wanted
So much {or, many)
Take as much as
Mounted
mtx
Not much.
Quite as
How many
KJQ
klf
'
mould-ed-ing.
To mount.
Rwi
Much danger
Much fatigued {or, tired)
Much hurt.
Much, or. Many less
Much longer
Much, or. Many more
Much nearer
Much pleased
Much regret-ted
Much sea. Heavy sea
Much surf. Heavy surf
Much swell on
Much tired (or, fatigued)
Much to blame
Much worse
.
Without any motive.

Motor engine
SBG
tax
tay
What is the motive?

Electric
pxB
*
not avail much

roj
Much altered
ecq
Much better
gis
Much censure for
igu
Much cut up
KHP
Much damage has been done to {or,
--_ngt
Parallel -motion gear

Parallel -motion rod out of order
Report the motions of
ewh
It will
Disregard leader's
movements
SBA
tbo
ltd
Qtv
SBT
Disregard motions.
{or.
Much.
As much as
faz
As much as can be taken
fba
As much {or, many) as possible
fay
Cannot gain much
:.-NYL
How much?
How much longer?
qyr
How much {or, many) more?
rkl
by)
SAY
Parliament
of
SBR
The
OHX
OHeve )
sab
post
SAJ
SBK
The day after to-morrow

To-morrow afternoon
To-morrow morning
To-morrow night
To-morrow's
SAI
-.XUO
Too much
Too much
Too much
Too much
Too much
Too much
{or,
bkq
xjk
many)
scope
sea
strain
surf
swell
on
eks
vjq
:
xjv
_WYI
XFU
.xhk
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
317
MUCHMUST.
Much Oontitmed.
Too much wind
zfb
Very much.
SBW Was much pleased.
SBV
"Will there
"With
Mud.
SBX
be much
much
profit?
pleasure
tmx
SBY
MUFFLE-D-INti.
SBZ
Mug.
SCA
Mulatto.
SCB
mule-teer.
SCD
Multiple.
SCE
multiply-ied-ino-ication.
SCF
Multitubular.
hbd
CEK
bge
cel
bgf
ksi
BZJ
BZK
(or,
gxp
Mumps.
mke
Must go-ocv
Must have
ceo
Must have been
cep
Must have had
ceq
Must he (she, it, or persons or things
cer
indicated)"!
municipal-ity.
Must his (her-s, it-s)?

Must I (my, mine)?
Must I go?
Must I send?
T
Must leave
Must not
Must not be
Must not do (or, be done )
Must obtain (or, be obtained)
Must oppose
^
Must relinquish
Must shift
Must the?
Must there be
Must they (their-s) ?
.
Must use
Must we (ours)?
Must you-r-s
That, or. This must
That, or. This must be
They must
They must be
They must not
They must not be
---:
We must
"We must be ._
"We must not
We must not be
What, or, Which must?
^^_
(Number of
sheets to
ESC
MuKDER-ous-ER. (See also Assassinate. )

Accused of having murdered some one,
Murdered.
SCK
Muriatic
acid.
SCL
Muscat.
Muscat Colors.
SCM
Muscle.
Muscular.
SCN
Mushroom.
Mushroom anchor
DGI
ejc
SCO
Music- AL-iAx.
SCP
SCQ
evd
Musket, Small arms, etc
Musket shot.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
"yôu are within musket (or, rifle) range,
SCR
Muslin.
UIA
MUSQUITO
SCT
),
QOL
Must anchor
ejd
Must be.-cem
Must be acknowledged
...dgt
Must be adopted
dmk
,
Must be altered
I
ecr
Must be complete-d with
jkr
Must be prevented
tvj
Must be ready to (or, for)
ujp
Must come
jdi
cen
Must examine (or, be examined) for,
follow)
SCJ
MuNTz's METAL.
SCI
by
Multitubular boik
SCH
ayz
MUD-DY.
Muddy bottom
SCG
txz
MusT^Continued.
I must
I must be
Imuslinot .__
I must not be
I must not delay (detain)
If I must
If I must not
Letters must be sent to
s.w
Mussulman.
Must
.--cej
BUY
cated) must
He, She, It (or persons or thing s indibuz
cated) m.ust be
He, She, It (or persons or things indiBVA
cated) must not -..
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvc
cated) must not be
How must?
BXP
When must?
Where must?
Who must?
Why must?
You must
You must be
You must not
You must not be
You must not (or, can
excuse
ces
get
ocw
vpk
qli
CEU
CEV
cew
snv
STC
upd
VWY
cex
CEY
cez
cfa
cfb
YMQ
cpd
cfe
cli
clj
clk
clm
cfg
bhv
cfh
bhw
cfi
bip
-.cfj
biq
cqh
CRO
cti
CUQ
cvo
cfk
bjf
cpl
bjg
not) make any
mli
Part
GENBEAL VOCABULARY.
318
II.
MUSTAEDNATION.
SOU
SCV
Mustard.
muster-ed-ing.
Muster book
(or, roll)..
SOW
Musty.
SOX
mutilate-d-ing-ion.
SCY
mutiny-ous-eer.
Crew have mutinied
SCZ
Roster
SDB
N.
SDH
seepage
Nail.
SDI
Naked-ness.
SDJ
Name-d-ing.
Mutinied.
Mutton.
Fresh mutton
yf
nqy
protection)
in
report their
SDK
SDL
SDM
SDN
MUZZLE-D-ING.
Muzzle loader-ing.
Mine
Aftermy
bjs
SDP
bkg
blc
SDQ
bmh
bpe
bpq
SDR
My name
Name (a name).
is
Name on the bow

Name on the stem
Name unknown.
Name will be spelt.
No name on the bow
No name on the stem
ship's
name; your
flags
were
jep
What is the name of admiral (or, senior

DLO
officer)?
What is the name
If
of lighthouse (light-
rw
ship, or, point) in sight?
What
SDT
is
the
name
of the captain of
What is your name?

Your name
is
not on
alphabetically (or,
table,
page
SDU
Nameless.
SDV
Namely.
SDW
Naphtha.
Napoleon,
or,
Louis.
SDX
Narrate-d-ing-ive.
SDY
Narrow-ly-ness.
În the narrow part of
Narrow-ly escaped
Not very narrow.
SEA
Mystery-ious-ly-ness.
Mystron. (Measure of capacity.) ..ayr
spell it
ebq
Myriametre. (Measure of length. ) _ . awq

ced
my list
by alphabetical
15)
Myriagramme. {Measure of weight. ) .bay
SDZ
(ship indicated)'!
hxn
What is the name of signal station (or,
ship) insight?
vg
Myself
hcm
wus
(direction indicated).
What is her name?
What is the commander's name?
What is the name of?
bqs
'
hcl
wuk
not made out

_.du
Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph -Wdp
Spell the name
wnd
Try to make out the name of vessel in
nzy
my (I, mine)
byw
In my (me, mine)
j.
..cdk
Let my (me, mine)
qnu
Must my (I, mine)?
cet
Need my (I, mine)?
ceh
Not my (I, mine)
cfu
Of my (me, mine)
CGO
On my (me, mine)
cgz
Ought my (I, mine)
chp
Shall, or, Will my (I, mine)?
cit
Should, or. Would my (I, mine)? -.CJCJ
That my (I, mine)
old
To my (me, mine)
...cnw
Was, or. Were my (I, mine)?
cos
When my (I, mine)
crl
Where my (I, mine)
CTP
With my (me, mine)
cwh
VNM
Keep the two objects named in one line,

QUM
..cea
bel
ceb
nationalities,
is
ced
(me, mine)
Are, or, Is my (mine)?
Before my (me, mine)
By my (me, mine)
Can, or. May my (I, mine)?
, Could, or, Might my (I, mine)?
Do, Does, or. Did my (mine)?
For my (me, mine)
From my (me, mine)
_.
Give my (me, mine)
Had, Has, or, Have my (mine)?
names and
His (or, her) name
Repeat
My.
SDF
13.)
To name.
name
---IPZ
Could not learn name
..qkd
Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
-..kcq
SDO
SDC
SDE
gzb
MUTUAL-LY.
(or,
(Letter.
Christian
Mutiny; want assistance
SDA
SDG
(Coin)
,.aup
the.
mgz
The channel (or, fairway) is narrow.lLB

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
SEC
leaving
i
qlm
nation do you (or vessel indicated) belong to?
What
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY
II.
319
NATIVENEAT'S.
SED
SEF
SEG
Navigate Continued.
Nativb-ity.
Native craft
Native crew
Native
kba
kdc
--_
SEC
troops.
Navy (Boyal,
Natives do not like ships watering withywq

out payment
Yessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
SEI
Nature-al-ly.
my
SEJ
What
(or, communicate)
is the nature of ?
is the nattire of the
What
What kind
bottom? or.
of bottom have (or, had)
HBK
SFD
SPE
Vessel indicated
SPG
Near-ed-ing.
Neap
SEN
^Naval
Navy Department.
SEP
Naval invalid.
Naval manoeuvres.-.
Naval
Naval depot
SETT
kur
SFH
SPI
of derelict
SPJ
SFK
dangerous to naviJ?
gation
latiDerelict reported passed on
dangerous to
longitude
tude
Beware
SFL
SPM
SPN
SEZ
SFA
SPO
Passed a
rvc
{Close to)
port'.
dqa
ito
mdp
{or,
or,
fwa
off {or, near) the

Tooclose(or, near)
Very near-ly
SEP
You are too near the rocks.
apparently in
SFQ
Nbat-ly-ness-ee-est.
SFB
Nbat's-foot Oil.
water; dangerous to navigation -KVS
bank,
Come nearer I have

Code Flag over H
^''^
good condition hull well out of the
--SVQ
'-
Not so near.
Sunk
--
Tables.
Navigationderelict
vessel
Qep
reef)
Stop, Heave-to, or.
Navigable.
Navigation. Laws,
or, Merchant ShipNavigation

ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
mbr
Stand nearer the shoal
_ . . dig
try of vessel signaling
Is it necessary (i. e., does the navigation require me) to take a pilot?
Is the river navigation difficult? ---Kzw
naling
SFB
Nearto
Nearer-est.
Nearest
Nearly.
Near the
QEP
mdp
hmit
Nearly afloat
Nearly all our
Nearly clear of
Nearly enough
kvr
navigation
Have you a book of Navigation Tables?
EN
Have you the Navigation Laws, or,
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
land.
land
Near-ly enough
Near the buoy
Near the engine room
Near the land
Near the point.
Near the rocks.
.
Much nearer.
Must be nearing the
meq
Navigate-d-ing.
Royal Naval Beserve.
Sublieutenant in the Boyal Naval' BeQP2

serve
Naval prison-er.
Naval Beserve ensign
is
reef)
bjv
Naval station.
SEW Naval store.
SEY
nearer the bank {or,

...fvb
Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV
eto
near
Do not approach too
JDE
Do not come so near
pyo
Do not keep so near
How near did you pass to
I will keep near you during the night,
IVF
dmq
Is adrift near
.-.pzd
Keep near to me
pzb
Keep nearer to
Deepest water
officer.
Naval Reserve. (Royal Naval Reserve.

Naval Beserve officer. Officer of the
VM
-.-JOT
Stop, or. Heave-to; I have
something important to communiCode Flag over H
cate
SEV
SEX
be neaped.
nals)
court.
SEO
SEQ
SER
SET
v?ill
Come nearer
Come nearer,
(See aho Naty.) Belonging

TO THE Navy.
Îs there any naval news?
Lieutenant in the Naval Beserve? -QPX
eue
Naval and military news
Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen-HiA
SEM
tide.
current year {or year indicated)'', .eq

dzw
Nautical Almanac
awo
Nautical mile, or, Knot
Naval.
Qvm
To neae.
efe
Ammunition is nearly exnended
fbo
As near as
Can not distinguish youi signal flags;
come nearer {or, make Distant Sig-
Have you th& Nautical Almanac for the
SEL
sel
hwp
Qpw
List, or, Register
NAtTTICAL-LY.
Na-
fc
you
SEK
(See also
Qvj
epx
Merchant Navy
SEL
Naval
United States, Royal, or, State Navy-SFC
United States, Royal, or, State Navy
I should like to know the nature of the

sickness, if any, before I send
boat
State)
Belonging to the Navy. Naval

Captain in the Navy
Lieutenant in the Navy
Mercantile Navy List
craft.
Natubalize-d-ing-ation.
or.
val.)
SEH
tgu
Person to navigate
weo
ivj
ypl
320
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
NECESSARYU K WS.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
321
NEWSNINE.
News Continued.
Next Continued.
Some important news has arrived -Eym

Telegraphic news arrived from - . . jx
What is date of latest news from^"?-SE
Wha.t is the news from ?
SF?
What will be abont the latest news
Next Wednesday.Next'week
Next winter
Next year
The next mail goes in
SHO
SHP
Newspaper.
{date following)
By a newspaper of
Can you give (or, lend) me a newspaper?
ZGI
1---ZKX
{vessel indiRFX
cated)
What vessel takes the next mail? ..rfy
from ?
SE
Where, or; What source did the news
come from?
SHN
zah
zan
RGA
When ought the next mail
to leave?
KGB
nicaraouan colors.
SHZ
nicaragua-n.
SIA
Nickel.
SIB
Night.
Arrived during the night
As soon as it is dark
--
At night
Before night.
By night
SB
SHQ
SHR
Have you newspaper of date?

I am sending you some newspapers.
Newspapers up to (date indicated)
{from
What
if necessary)
is
paper
SHT
kmj
(or, letter)?
^Will you send me some newspapers?

Would you
like to see
New York.
Report
Office,
Report
Office,
Report
Office,
SHU
sc
me
to
our newspapers?
SL
"New York
London
me
to
New York
to "New
Paris
SHX
SHY
uk
I
I
^f EXT
By the next ship
Next April
Next astern
Next August
Next autumn
Next day. Dayafter
Next December
Next February
SHW
Guns
Herald"
UJ
York Herald"
VXH
7656409
21
dfi
PiK
hpd
uph
lpt
miz
nrk
night in
{quarter in-
OKA
dicated)
vea
XUR
sail to-night
-_lpx
shall lie-to during the night
shall steer
during the night- --WTZ
will keep close to you during the night,
mean
Midnight
Minute guns firing last night in
,
SID
PU,w
pwq
pwy
SIE
SIF
Rft
SIG
SIH
-RNH
RTH
{quarOKI
ter indicated)
RYB
Monday night
^Night attack.
Night clothing
Night observation.
Night signal.
^Night
watch.
Nightly,
ivt
Parted in the nightfrotn her anchors.EJK

toq
Passed during the night
Pay strict attention to signals during
dt
the night
vhx
Saturday night
an
anchorage
to-night?
Shall we get to
Ryc
RYL
--SKX
soj
Qau
sry
ELF
xeb
Sunday night
SIJ
This night.
xrv
xup
XUQ
Thursday night
To-morrow night
vhu
vlx
vrn
To-night
wov
To-night's post
XDO
xdz
xrt
XSE
sry
ydj
Tuesday night
yrw
fbm
If the
nvo
euc
fhp
PMD
fny
dro
kpn
MUS
RKY
bxw
IVF
klq
night is dark
pyj
Keep a strict watch all night
pzw
Keep fires on the shore all night
Keep me in sight during the night -PYT
QGP
Last night
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
KG
night
mni
mnj
Next flood.
Next Friday.
Next January
Next July
--Next June
Next mail
Next March
Next May
Next Monday
Next monsoon
Next month.
Next November
Next October--'
Next of kinNext opportunity
Next quarter.
Next Saturday
Next season
Next September
Next spring
Next summer
Next Sunday
Next Thursday
Next tide
Next time {or, opportunity)
Next Tuesday
Next voyage
firing last
night?
During the night

Every night
Friday night
Herald"
Vl
me
Do you remain all
"New York
Expected next mail

Expected next week
Next account
Next ahead
SHV
SIC
Nickel-plated.
Wednesday night
Will you keep close
:.xus
ydl
zaj
during the
lYK
night?---:
Will you make the land to-night?. -QEV
SIK
Nine-th-ly.
to
me
Part
GENERAL. VOCABULAKY.
322
II.
NINETEENNORTH.
SIL
NiNETEEN-TH.
SIN
NiP-PED-PING.
Freshen the nip
SIO
Nipper.
SIP
NiTBE-IC-ATE.
Nitrate of potassium
Nitrate of silver
Nitrate of soda
Nitric acid.
Nitroglycerine.
SIQ
SIR
No Continued.
No room for
No seamen to be had
No surgeon {or, doctor)
No traceof
No use
No variation.No vegetables to be obtained
No water to be had
On no account
tra
web
wja
No,
or.
Negative,
d, or,
Code Flag over d
fil
At no time
By no means
hpe
dfj
No accounts of
dfk
No accounts received
dhn
No acquisition
...dnh
No advance
dnu
No advantage
ejp
No anchor left
ESC
No appearanceof
exj
No arrangement to (or, for)
No assistance can be rendered do the
;
No authority to
No boat available
No boat could live
No boat fit for the work
No boat on board
No bread
No chance (or, opportunity)
No choice
No complaintof
No danger
No difference _^
We have no
SIT
NOBLE-Y-MAN.
SIU
Nobody.
SIV
Noise.
SIW
Noisy-ily.
Nokta.
gtw
zhv
gtx
hep
SIX
SIY
ike
...ipw
yvh
-..dfb
snl
iiyd
vwo
txy
or, about),
EOK
tdu
passenger
Not anyone.
one.
Keep
noise.
rin
silence
awp
(Measure of length)
NOMINAL-LY.
Nominal horsepower
oyk
NOMINATE-D-ING-ION.
Noncommissioned,
or.
Petty officer,
THJ
JKC
klg
kzm
SIZ
nonconductor-ing.
SJA
None. Not any

I have none.
available .-W^M
lmb
mnr
mof
OYA
Huz
'
jia
yoi
fg
ux
No improvement
No instructions (or, orders)
No intelligence of
No interest in
No interpreter available
No lives lost
--No means of
No mistake
No moon
No more. Nothing more
No necessityof {or, for)
No news of
No news of importance
No objectionto
No one
No one hurt
No one killed
No opportunity
No opposition ---_
No orders
No passage
No person
No proof
No reduction
No remuneration
No reply-
ux
xzh
YMR
ex
lac
No doctor {or, surgeon)

No doctor (or, surgeon)
No doubt. Doubtless
No expectation of
No experience
No hope
No
Make no
pmw
Nodifaculty
No, I cannot
There is no obstruction
There is no risk
There is no shelter
There wiUbe no profit
Under no anxiety to (for,
tjzq
vlq
.--PPT
pni
SJB
SJC
SJD
SJE
SJF
---ept
qao
rwa
None received.
to spare.
None
^None wounded.
Noon. At noon
A. M. Before noon.
pop
..--PQJ
fim
In the forenoon,
EDU
prf
QRF
P.M.
Afternoon.
In the afternoon,
DRW
rnw
RWP
None killed. No one killed

None left.
None missing
None of that size.
What was your latitude at noon?
RZA
Ezv
SJG
Nor.
sgb
SD
SJH
Nordenfelt Gun.
pex
smp
SJI
normal-ly.
QIE
sru
pat
North (compass
in degrees)
abc
North (compass
in points)
aqd
Qao
ike
--STD
pni
tdg
tgr
TYR
CXT
UQJ
Enh
SJK
Northern-erly-ward.
Alongshore to the northward of
SJL

From the northward.
North Atlantic
North cone hoisted
North country coal
North latitude
(dis-
eap
fjl
--.jnm
---IXF
qhx
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
323
NORTHNOT.
North Continued.
North
SJM
SJN
SJO
SJP
SJQ
Not Continued.
syw
Pacific
North-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
North-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
On, or, At the north coast of
On, or, At the NE. coast of
On. or. At the NW. coast of
or. North star.

To, or. For the northward.
Too far to the northward.
iyf
iyg
itn
^Pole,
(For Compass Signals see pages 45, 46.
SJR
Norway.
Norwegian.
Norwegian
Colors.
SJT
Nose.
He, She,
It (or persons or things indicated) does (do, or, did) not

-Bui
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or have) not
bun
He, She. It (or persons or things indi-
cafed)had(has, or, have)not been-BUO

He, She, It (or persons or things indicaied) had (has, or, have) not Qone(or,
.bup
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) had (has, or, have) not had.BUQ
He, She, It (or persons or things indibuw
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) is (or, are) not able to
bux
He, She, It, etc. may. (See Can, above)
Could,
He, She, It, etc. might. (See
above).
He, She, It (or persons or things indiBVA
cated) must not
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvc
cated) must not be
He, She, It (or persons or things indiEVE
cated) ought not to
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvg
cated) ought not to be.
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvj
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvk
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not be-BVQ
bvr
be done)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicafed) should (or, would) not have-BVS
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvu
cated) vfos (or, were) not
He, She, It (or persons or things indi-.bvx
were)
not
to
be
cated) was (or,
bei
I am not
..-Bkr
I cannot (or, may not)
bfy
I cannot (or, may not) be
brj
I can not (or, may not) have
blm
I could (or, might) not
bga
I could (or, might) not be
brl
I could (or, might) not have.
bmz
I do (or, did) not
bro
I had (or, have) not
bgd
I had (or, have) not been. -.
bnc
brp
I had (or, have) not had
CEL
I must not --bgf
Imust not be
CHM
I ought not to
Cip
Ishall (or, will) not
bgi
bne
Ishall (or, will) not do
brs
Ishall (or, will) not have
cjn
I should (or, would) not
-BGL
bng
bru
I should (or, would) not have been-BGM
coi
I was not ---CYJ
I was not able to
indiIf he (she, it, or persons or things
bye
,
Not
CPM
BED
beg
cyg
bfd
bqd
Am I not?
Am,
Am,
Am,
Am,
Is, or,
Is, or,
Is, or.
Is, or.
Are not
Are not able to
Are not to be
Are not to have
,Pnt notCan, or. May they not?
IiOM
Can not, or. May not

Can not, or May not be
Can not, or. May not do
bkp
bkm
{or,
bfj
be done),
BLX
bly
Can not, or. May not do it
bqh
Can not, or. May not have
bfk
Can not, or. May pot have been
Can not, or. May not have done (or,
been done)

Can not, or. May not he (she, it,
blz
bqx
or, per-
btm
son-s or things indicated) be?
Can not, or. May not he (she, it, or, persons or things indicated) have been?
BTN
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or persons
btp
or thing s indicated) not Tae?
bld
Could, or. Might not
bfn
Could, or, Might not be
Could, or. Might not do (or, be done),
BMD
bql,
Could, or, might not have bfo
Could, or, might not have been
(or,
been
done
Could, or. Might not have
BMC
done)
bqm
bmi
Do, does, or. Did not
Do not let him (her, it, or person indi-
btr
cated) have
Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, i\or persons
bt w
Had, Has, or.Have, he(she, it.or persons
or things indicated) not been? - - ..btx
Had, Has, or,Have,he(she, it, or êrsou-s
bty
or things indicated) not had?
bqu
Had, Has, or. Have not
bfs
Had, Has, or, Have not been
Had, Has, or. Have not done (or, been
bms
:
done)
-BQV
Had. Has. or, Have not had
He, She, It (or persons or things indibud
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) can not (or, may not) be---BDE
He, She, It (or persons or things indiBUG
'.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
324
Part
II.
NOT.
Not Continued.
Not Continued.
cated) could {or, might) not
cated) Aobs (do, or, did) not
If he (she, it, or persons or thing s
cated) had'(has, or, have) not
If he (she, it, or person s or things
If
he
(she,
it,
cated) shall (or, -will) not
cated) should {or, would) not
cated) was {or, were) not
If I am not
If I am not able to
If
he
(she,
it,
indi-
byg
indi-
byi
indi-
byk
indi-
byn
indi-
byo
indi-
byq
indi-
bys
indi-
byu
byz
cyl
If I cannot {or, may not)

bzc
If I could {or, might) not
bze
bzg
bzi
If I must not
BZK
If I ought not to
-.
BZM
If I shall {or, will) not
bzo
If I should {or, would) not
bzq
If I was not
Bzu
If it can not {or, may not) be done, bzs
If not
Bzv
If they are not
cag
If they can not (or, may not)
cai
cal
If they did {or, do) not
can
cap
car
they
If
should {or, would) not
cat
If they were not
cav
If we are not
cay
If
we can not
{or,
may not)

If we were not
If you are not
If you are not able to
If youtian not {or, may not)
If you do {or, did) not
If you shall {or, will) not
If you should {or, would) not-^
If you were not
la, etc.
cbi
SJU
SJV
SJW
cbo
cbk
cyn
cbt
cbv
cbx
cbz
cdb
cdf
cdh
{See Are, above.)
It cannot be
bgo
It can not {or,
not) be done
bnl
It could {or, might) not be done..-BNO
It had {or, has) not been done
bnq
It ought not to be
bgs
bns
It shall {or, will) not be.
--BGU
.bntj
may
May,
etc.
{See Can, above.
Might, etc. {See Could, above.)
Must not
Must not be
Must not do {or. be done)
Need not be
Need not fear
cba
cbe
cbg
cbk
obm
CEU
CEV,
cew
bgz
sgf
Need not interfere

pql
Not
CFM
Not a good plan
tly
Not a great many
ohm
Not according to deq
Not according to orders
der
Not acquainted with
dh j
Not afloat
dqb
Not allowed. Disallow-ed
dzl
Not always
edt
Not amiss
eel
Not amounting to
.-.egk
Not anj-. None
ept
Not any one
siu
Not approved of
etw
Not armed
ygj
Not arrived
eyo
Not as soon as
win
Not at all
DYP
Not at present ._
tua
Not bad-ly
ert
cfn
Not before
__gdj
Not begun yet
gdt
Not by..
ceo
Not certain
ihm
Not classed
isg
Not clear
itq
Not come
jdk
Not commenced
jet
Not correct
jxd
Not doing
cfp
Not done
cfq
Not enough.
mdq
Not exactly
mjw
Not far down
lmk
Not for
cFR
Not from
cFS
Not his (hers, its)
cft
Not I (my, mine)
.
CFU
Not if I were in your place
tli
Not immediately
pdk
Not impossible.
Not improved.
Not in
CFV
Not in favor of,
mue
Not included-ing.
Not insured
poB
Not less
QNO
Not likely. Unlikely
qtw
Not long ago
dtn
Not much
sBU
Not much longer
qyw
Not much loss
rba
Not much sea
us
Not much surf
xft
Not much to blame
gmi
Not much wanted
ytp
Not my (mine)
cfu
Not of..
CFW
Not often. Seldom
spy
Not on
CFX
Not our-s (us)
cfy
Not possible
pfb
Not quite
ufp
Not ready
ujq
Not reliable
uox
Not removed
xjqe
Not room to wear
mb
Not safe to risk making the land.-.VDE
.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
325
NOT.
THOT Continued.
Not severe
Not Continued.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or person-s
vsx
Not signed
Not so
Not so many as
Not so near
Not so often---*
Not so well as
Not such a thing
Not sure (certain)
Not that (or, this)
Not the
Not their-s (they)
wcf
wiM
--
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be

....J---BWT
done)
Should, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not have. . .bwu
Should, or, Wouldhe (she, it, or person-s
.
or thing-s indicated) not have been,
rkp
sfo
spz
zbm
xpt
ihm
BWV
Should,
Should,
Should,
cfz
,.:
CGA
cge
cgb
cgd
xto
CGF
CGH
^-C
'
No't there

Not time enough
Not to
Not to be
CGi
Not to be done
cgj
Not to be had
pme
Not to be inserted--Mkp
Not to exceed
_._upl
Not to remain
tpf
Not too much to port
wqt
Not too much to starboard
JEC
Not under command lights
JED
Not under control
YLF
Not until
Qfu
Not very large
sea
Not very narrow
mdr
Not wind enough
CGK
Not with
tgf
Not without permission
ofl
Not worth getting
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC
hpx
Not yet. By and bye
cgl
Not you-r-s
CHB
Ought not to
chs
Ought not to be
cyp
Ought not to be able to
cht
Ought not to have
Person-s,
above.
Shall, or.
or,
(See He,
Thing-s, etc.
Will he
(she,
it,
bwh

bwi
or thing-s indicated) not be?
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
BWJ
done)?--Shall, or. Will he (she. it or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not have? .bwk
bry
Shall, or, Will I not have?
ciu
Shall, or. Will not
bhd
Shall, or. Will not be
cys
Shall, or. Will not be able to
Shall, or. Will not do (or, be done) -BNY
Shall, or.
done>
Will not have

Will not have done
,-
(or,
brz
been
BNZ
ciz
Shall, or. Will they not?
boo
Shall, or. Will they not do it?cjb
Shall, or. Will we not?
cje
Shall, or. Will you not?
bhj
Shall, or. Will you not be?
boe
Should." or. Would he (she, it, or person-s
bwr
bws
CJR
bhm
(or,
be done),
BOH
OKT
That,
or,
This could
might) not
(or,
be,
CKW
That,
or.
This had (has,
have) not
or,
okz
been
clp
This is not
:---CLH
That it is not
clk
clm
not
be-CLO
That, or. This shall (or, will)
That, or, This should (or, would) not
CLQ
be
CLS
cmh
That,
'
01-,
cannot
There
There
There
There
There
There
There
There
There
(or,
may
not)
cmk
cml
can not (or, may not) be
cmp
could (or, might) not be
had (has, or. have) not been-CMS
shall (or', will) not
shall (or, will) not be-
should
should
should
(or, would) not

(or, would) not be
(or, would) not have
CMW
Cmx
cnb
cnd
been,
ONE
or person-s
or thing-s indicated) not?
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
or.
or,
Would not
Would not be
Would not do
BSD
Should, or, Would not have
Should, or. Would not have been-.BHN
Should, or Would not have done (or,
___ -!^___..boi
been done)
bse
Should, or. Would not have had
That, or. This can not (or. maynot) -CKS
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
or.
There was
(or,
were) not
cng
bev
bku
bhq
They are not

They can not (or. may not)
They can not (or, may not) have.-.BSG
blo
bhs
bok
-BSJ
bhu
They had (or, have) not beendone
bom
have)
not
They had (or,
bsk
cfh
They must not
bhw
They must not be
Cif
They ought not to
--_bhy
They ought not to becjg
They shall (or, will) not
bia
cjz
bid
They should (or, would) not have-.BSM
COK
They were not --_.
bif
They were not to be
Was, or. Were, he (she, it, or person-s or
-
things indicated) not
Was I
Was,
not?
or.
Were not
bwy
cou
cov
Part
GENERAL. VOCABULARY.
326
II.
NOTNUMBER.
Not Continued.
Was, or. Were not done
SKA
(or,
doing) -BOP
bex
We are not
bkw
BU
bso
SKB
.-blq
We could (or, might) not
bim
bor SKC
We do (or, did) not
bsr
bio
We had (or, have) not been-bot
bst
cpj
SKD
We must not
---Biq
SKE
We uMistnot be
cm SKF
We ought not to
CJI
We shall (or, will) notbis
bsv
SKG
ckb
biu
We should (or, would) not have -BSX'
We were not
cpf
SKH
We were not to be
Biw SKI
.
Nothing.
Bring nothing
his
Let nothing prevent
qnv
Nothing additional
dje
Nothing belonging to you (or, ) -Gex
^Nothing can Xor, could).
Nothing decisive yet
kpv
Nothing else
lvt
^Nothing for you (or, for
).
Nothing important by last accounts.DPL
Nothing in sight
vnw
Nothing less
qnp
Nothing more
ezw
^Nothing ;^^rtlcular.
Nothing serious.
^Nothing shall.
Nothing to be depended upon beyond

your own resources
khm
Nothing to report.
Say nothing,
viK
There is nothing
cmt
,
- -
Were they not?

Were we not?
Were you not?
CPi
SKJ
cpk
cpm
Why are you not?

Why can not (or. may not)
Why do (or, did) you not?
Why had (or, have) you not?
Why not?
cvb
cvd
cvr
cvh
'!
NOTICE-D-ING. To notice.
Did not notice.
Did you notice?

Give notice
SKL
^Noticed nothing.
Short notice
vzw
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
take any notice of signal
wdk
Take no notice
Take notice
cvj
CVL
cvn
Your
by
You are not

bez
You are not able to
cyw
You can not (or, may not)
bky
You can not (or, may not) be
biz
You can not (or, may not) have
bsz
You could (or, might) not .-bls
You could (or, might) not be
bjc
You do (or, did) not
box
You had (or, have) not
btd
bje
boz
You had (or, have) not had J
bte
You must not
cfl
You must not be
bj&
You ought not to
cik
^
You ought not to be
_bji
cjl
bjl
You shall (or, will) not have
btg
You should (or, would) not
cke
bjn
You should (or, would) not have-.. bti
You were not
cpo
You were not to be
pjr
xjr
xjs
zeal has been particularly noticed
.cvp
cvs
ovu
oab
Notice (warning) has been given, .yul
SKM
SKN
SKO
ZMD
Notify-ied-ing-ication.
Have notified.
Will,
or,
Shall be notified.
- - -
- -
SKP
Notwithstanding.
SKQ
Nought.
SKR
nourish-ed-ing-ment.
SKT
NOVEL-TY.
SKU
November.
About November the
Beginning of November.
End of November.
Next November.
SKV
SKW
SKX
czt
Now.
At once
Just now
Mail is now at
Now doing.
SKY
Nowhere.
SKZ
Nozzle.
SLA
Nuisance.
SLB
SLC
Number-ing.
-Numbered.
fin
PXL
rfj
lis
'.
SJX
Notary.
SJY
NOTE-D-ING-.VTION.
To
NOTE.
Advance note
Bank note, or, Paper money
Note (letter)
SJZ
^Npte of interrogation.
dmw
as v
^
Query.
qoc
To number.
A large (great) number (or, quantity)

of
OGZ
A larger number (or, quantity) of
than
(jFM
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
327
NUMBER OBEY.
Number Conimued.
SLD
SLE
A small (or, smaller) number (or, quantity) of

A very large number (or, quantity)
Numeral Continued.
SLM
Numeral signals (when spoken of). (For

use, see pageZ%.)
Numeral
signal No. 1.*
Numeral
signal No. 2.*
Numeral
signal No. 3.*
Code Flag over
of.
An
average number
of
An
{or,
quantity)
Code Flag over n
FOQ
equal
number
(or,
quantity)
of
MGF
number of killed and
ax
^Has
vessel made her number?*
Hoist your distinguishing number (or,
Code Flag over o
Boiler burst;
SLF
signal)*
I,
or,
number
SLN
Numeral table.
MKW
SLO
NUMEROUS-LY.
SLP
SLQ
NUN-NERY.
SLR
Nuncio.
SLT
nurse-d-ing.
Are there any sick nurses to be got?-WAZ
wbg
Sick nurse
You had better get a sick nurse.. -WBK
SLIT
Nut.
Cocoanut
(Pages
33-34:.)
(or, quantities)
PIA
Lost number of blades of screw (indiGLZ

cated)
Make your number (distinguishing sig-
Number, or. Quantity
Nun buoy.
DV
nal)
SLG
these signals, see
Dv
She exchanged numbers with
Indicate the
of--
*For method of using

page 33.
is incorrect.
JBX
Number of columns
Number of killed and wounded not yet
Qap
known
slc
Numbered
Numberless
sli
Numbers
Oflaoial number*
slj
lYX
spr

shackles indicated
Show the number (or, quantity)
SLV
Nutmeg.
SL'W
O.
SLX
Oak-en.
SLY
Oakum.
SLZ
Oar.
hrp
of
PIA
Show your distinguishing
signal (nuvi-
DV
ber)
The greater-est number
(or,
quantity)
OHN
of
of
QKH
Too large a number (or, quantity) of
The
SLH
least
number
(or,
quantity)
QFV
Vessel has not made her number.
Vessels just arrived, make your numbers (or, distinguishing signals)*. -DX
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) show
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig,
DZ
nals)*-Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or,
distinguish-
DTT
ing signals)*
Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving,
show your numbers
method of
What is your name (or number) ?*-SDT

What number (or, quantity) of have
-UDW
you?
Merchant Vessels.
GRS
Boat's oars
SMA
Oath.
SLI
Numberless.
SMB
Oatmeal.
SLK
Numbers.
SMC
Oats.
SMD
Obedient-ly-ce
SME
SMF
Obey-ed-ing.
I can not obey your order.
SLJ
NUMERAL-ICAL-LY.
Annul the
hoist
nal
Numeral flag
spell-
(or, distin-
EB
guishing signals)*
What is the number of mail bags you
-FSp
have on board?
*See List of
(Letter.) (For new

ing, seepage 13.)
shown by numeral
sig-
EMI
ndj
sMa
to.
Obey order.
328
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
329
OCHR OFF.
OCHR-EL-GUEECH.
OCK.
(Coin)
AUK
(Jleamtj-e of weight)
baq
O'clock.
(See
SOH
About October the

Beginning of October.
End
SON
znq
opj
LWJ
cgji
of.
Not of
Of course
Of him (his, her-s, it-s)
Of me (my, mine)
Of no importance
Of our-s (us)
Of that (this)
Of the
Of them (their-s)
Of these {or, those)
Of water
Of what (or, which)
Of whom (or, whose)
Of you-r-s
What, or, Which of the
hps
__pna
assistance
eFW
jzw
cgn
-..cgo
pez
CGP
cgq
CGR
Off the
Off
Off
Off
Off
cgw
cqi
Off, or.
cgu
CGV
Offshore.
SOP
the
the
the
the
Off the
Off the
Oft' the
Off the
cos
cgt
yvi
dpz
Met her off {or, in)hqy

Must cast off. I must cast off
ieh
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC
Off and on
sow
SOQ
SOR
SOU
Off the coast
iyd
buoy
cape
entrance-
hmv
hvr
mft
island.
land.
light.
mouth
of the river (or,
-uyj
point
From
tnm
nry
the wind
Off the wreck

Off this port..
Off.
As soon
as she
is off (or, afloat)
not taken off

gnd
taken off
gne
Blow-off cock (or, gear)
gnw
Blow-off valve
gnz
Blow off your steam
goa
Boiler leaky; must be blown off., .owe
Bring off
hit
Can be cut off
khe
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available
cd
Can not save the ship take people off . nb
Cast off
lED
Cutoff-----KHJ
SOV
-.TK
...tjp
were
MG
or.
Haul off
and on the land
The
Fire gains rapidly; take people off .-ng

or. Squadron when last seen
ems
once
Stand,
Fend
Fleet,
ucz
tcd
Several vessels becalmed off

oc
Shall I cast off?
iej
Sheer a little off
vuo
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point
vup
Sheer-ed-ing off
Vun
Shove-d-ing off
waj
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
off
off (or, -near) the
Take-n-ing, Took off
mvt
(bearing in-
Put off
Put off for the present
Put off the sale.
Send the mate off
Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to

be got off (or, afloat)
dpx
Far-ther off (or, from)
msv
off
TOE
tep
dicated) (or, off

)
Pilot can not get off
is
is
ziu
Paying, Paid off

Pilot boat most likely on
At (time indicated) we were off dpw

Beating off
GCA
Becalmed off for days
gci
Blockade
Blockade
Stand
Sunk
^-
opc
--_wqh
weo
xjt
tide will take her off (float her),
The way
is off
my
your way past
NFE
ship;
me
you may
feel
off
Haul off
Have, or. Has
neo
got off
opg
lq
Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
How far off? What distance?
mta
What distance
opo
can get off

-NZB
I shall be off
at
(time indicated).
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist--ance DPY
I stand off and on the land
qeb
I shall stand off the land from
(hour
indicated) to
(hour indicated), or, I
shall stand off until
.
qec
can get off
Eiv
I
SOM
indicated) will
sx
Lighter is 6oming off
to you
qz
May be got off
opk
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given
cg
May be got off (or, afloat) without
of October.
In place of
SOL
(or, vessel
Keep farther off (or, from)

mot
Keep off and on and await instructions,
Next October.
By way
you
off?
expected the embargo will be taken
It is
czu
Of.
SOK
be got
Is she (vessel indicated) off?

Offl
October.
SOJ
It is likely
Clock)
SOG
SOI
Off Continued.
Too far
hl
mtd
off
off
off is
NZE
lgm
When did you come off?

jdn
When do you come off?
jdo
When do you expect to be off (or, abreast
of)?:..dap
I have run my distance, I shall
put her head off until
lgp
When will the embargo be taken off?
When
lwn
You are
too close in.
Keep
farther
off,
IVL
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
330
Part
II.
OFF AND ONOFFICER.
SOW
Off and
SPH
on.
and on the land .-.qeb

and await instructions,
sx
and on the land
wqh
I shall stand off

Keep off and on
stand
off
Officer.
Admiral,
Senior officer has com-
or.
mands
you
f or
Admiral, or.
dkp
Senior officer has no com-
mands
Admiral,
DKQ
or,
Senior officer has requested,
dkr
SOX
Offend-eding-ce. .To offend.

Be careful not to give offence
SOY
SOZ
Offender.
Offensive.
SPA
Offek-ed-ing
Admiral, or. Senior officer intends. -DKS

Admiral, or,- Senior officer is generally
about
DKT
Admiral, or. Senior officer is off (or, at)
htl
DKU
Admiral,
SPB
SPC
to.
Any freight offering?
eoz
First offer
naz
Have you had an

Made an offer of
Offer (an
DKV
on shore,
is
Senior officer requests the
or.
company
at dinner,
DKX
or. Senior officer wishes.. dky
or, Senior officer wishes to
Admiral,
Admiral,
know
DKZ
FGM
Admiral,
dby
Admiral,
or.
Senior officer wishes to see
you {or person indicated)

or.
dla
youassoonas convenient
riz
dlb
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo.DLC

Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order . .dle
Board of Trade officer {or, inspector) . gpd
Office.
SPI
Admiral's Office.
SPJ
Boarding officer.
Can, or. May officers?
fsa
<
Exchange
Chief officer
jbl
Commander-in-Chief's Office
jeq
Detained by the Emigration Office. kyb
Emigration, or. Immigration Office. Lxj
Foreign Office, or. State Department,
SPK
Shipping office
Telegraph station
(or, office)
yovi at the
Naval officer
seq
Naval Reserve officer ..._
seu
Officer and men
rpi
Officer, or, Employee of Government,
War office,
are
office.
Post
War
office,
oft
seu
Petty, or. Non-commissioned officer .thj
Quarantine officer
Salvage officer
Second officer (or, mate)
SPO
Send an
officer
^to
officer
Signal officer
Third officer {or,
Under-officer of
What is the name

officer)?..
uep
vge
vme
{or, for).
to(or,for).vpo
VQZ
vyj
wda
mate)
XQO
yhi
of admiral {or, senior
DLO
Where is the admiral {or, senior officer) ?
Department.
office
Shipping
TQJ
or,
wanted at the
SPM
SPN
xme
DLM
At the post
SPL
Officer of Naval Reserve

Officer of the guard.
Officer of the watch.
Officer's servant.
Sending, Sent an officer

Senior officer
Admir-
al's Office
To, or.
roj
dlk
vyb
ivh
office is closed
There are orders for
{or, senior
ety
Military officer
Herald" Of-
...'
{or, senior
dlh
pxa
officer)?
Junior officer
Medical officer
uj
UK
vmq
nbc
nks
dlg
officer)
fice, Paris
Secretary's office
Send to the Admiral's Office
Foreign officer
Have not seen the admiral
New York
Report me to "New York
mlc
First officer
or.
fice,
kgw
Excise officer
LXK
Meteorological
Office reports depression approaching
from the
etp
Weather Bureau, or. Meteorological
Office reports gale approaching from
the
ETQ
Post office. For, or. At the post office,
TQJ
Post-office order
tql
Report me to "New York Herald" Office, London
Ul
Report me to "New York Herald" Of-
jdz
jpd
Direct officer to
NKR
Office
jdy
Commissioned officer
Custom-house officer
Go to the Admiral's Office

dlf
Harbor master's office
omy
Have you settled with the Emigration
Weather Bureau,
los
Commanding officer
Commanding officer desires
office,
HNC
hsy
Call at the post office for letters

Colonial Office.
You
on board
DKW
offer).
Badge of office ..
Bureau de Change.
SPG
is
ref
What was the offer?
The
Senior officer
pleasure of your
Will accept your offer

SPE
SPF
at
Admiral,
offer?
Offer, or. Proposal not accepted -. -DBW

Offered assistance, but they declined,
SPD
or,
Admiral, ^r, Senior officer

(or,
To offer.
yub
SJ
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
331
OFFICERON.
Officer
Continued.
Where
Where
SPQ
is
is
the commanding officer? ..jei

the health officer?..
ord
Official-ly.
Await outside the inspection of the
cials
board?
SPT
KGX
Oldest.
inspection
DV
xlz
joh
official
{or, official)
confirmation
ODB
offing
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh.

Wait for nothing
kw
În the offing.
Put to sea at once. Get an offing. Stand
MG
hvi
xid
Too old
SQK
xvE
Olive.
SQL
Olive
SQM
SQN
Do not omit.
oil.
SQO
SQP
Omit -ting.
To
Omitted.
Omission.
omit.
Omnibus.
Omnibus,
When
Often.
or. Car leaves at

hyb
does omnibus (or, car) leave
for?
As
often as
How often?
^Not often. Seldom.

Not so often.
On
Ohm.
SQB
OrL-ED-ma. To
Apparatus for
{Measure of electrical resistance.

oil.
cajating oil
quiet it
Barrel of oil
Calm the sea by pouring
Castor oil
Colza oil
on the sea to
erf
fxu
oil
on
it.
-HTN
lEP
JBZ
kep
Croton
oil
Gallipoli oil
nwj
am in want of oil for machinery, -rdu

Lamp oil
qdh
Linseed oil
-Lubricating
qvb
oil.
Mineral Oil
RUX
Neat's-foot oil
-Oily.
Oil bag
Oil cake
Olive oil
sfr
Whale
low
lym
the
uiB
Onboard.
oil
on
it,
xhf
oil...
JSM
Hold on
owR
I am coming {or, sending) on board. czb
I have no combustibles on board
hq
I shall stand off and on {the land) -QEb
I shall stand on until
wqd
Is the captain on board?
hxe
Keep her bows on
hci
Keep on and off, and await instructions,
On
On account of
On and off
'.vni
oil..
dya
Due on
End on
Szq
tas
HTN
Sweet
gqa
Continue on your course.

Crew not all on board
No boat on board
Smooth-ed-ing sea by pouring
Vegetable
hwn
Come on board
sx
oil
Paraffin oil
Petroleum oil
Rangoon oil
oil
oil
Bring on board
Bring on shore
Broadside on {or, to)
Captain is not on board
hwk
Captain is on board
hwl
Captain is requested to come on board.
fsk
sqe
SQL
Paint
Sperm
hyc
.-CGX
cza
gpz
hiu
hjp
All on board
ypm
SQA
fbd
Very often
SQD
SQH
dsi
gfx
Offing.
oflE
SQG
How old? What age?
SQJ
official
baq
Old.
SQI
Agood
SPZ
SQG
{Measure of weight)
tcu
Want
SPX
SPY
Oke.
Post-office official {or, postmaster) .iTQk

Signal the vessel's official numberto,
Telegraph clerk
SPW
Ointment.
Old berth
Old canvas
Old rope.
Old system
Older.
SPY
SQF
offi-
Is the news official?

shj
Official log-book
q,zd
Official number.
Officially confirmed {or, certified) ..ijf
Official (officer).
Passed the
SPU
Oilcake.
PPB
official on
Have you a Custom-house
SPR
SQE
yoj
zby
Not on
Observations on the
Aboard
On both sides
On condition
On deck
On delivery
On demandof
On fh-e
gtx
cfx
snh
CGX
...dfp
sow
cyx
har
jnd
kqc
ksw
ktd
nap
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
332
II.
ONOPPORTUNE.
On Continued.
-..cgy
On him (his, her-s, it-s)
On His (or, Her) Majesty's service-RHS
QLy
On leave
QLk
On leaving
hcn
On lee bow. Lee bow
-CGZ
On me (my, mine) -...._dfr
On no acconnt
cha
On ours (ns)'---Hco
On port bow
vzm
On shore
hcp
On starboard bow
CHB
On that
CHD
On the
knq
On the day of the month
kmp
On the {date indicated)
pvz
On the bar
fzy
On the beach
gaw
On the beam
iye
On the coast
fve
On the left bank of the river
On the other
On the port quarter
On the right bank of
Note.
The right or
the river
left
svm
ueq
pvg
hand bank
in
uyp
MW
Only one anchor

Oniox.
SQW
Only.
to
I have only
days' provisions
days' water
.za
I have only
ikg
Only chanos of safety
Only for a short
Only intended as
mvg
Only intended for a feint
Only intend to
anchor
left
-EJG
Only one
Only to be got in small quantities- -Opm
the
Stand on
SQR
{ves-
kmg
On whom
On yours
Run on shore
Was to sail on the

We on the
strain
on
SQZ
SRA
Onward.
Onze.
SRB
ooze-d-ing.
SRC
Open-ed-ing-ly.
Keep ojjen order
Open. Get farther
SRD
Open
pzh
away
Commence firing.
fire, or.
Open sealed orders

Open the telegram for
The weather
is still
mc
sue
me and signal its

wx
contents
Shall I open your telegram
contents?
loiv,
BAO
iceight)
and signal its

xc
open (at
tofol-
yzh
if necessary)
SRE
Opera.
SRF
Operate-d-inq-ion.
Base of operations
Operations have comnrienced.
SRG
vce
mh
SRH
Operator-ive.
wyi
veu
SRJ
Ophthalmia-iu.
SRK
SRN
Opinion.
In nay opinion, or. My opinion is
In your opinion.
What is the general opinion?
What is your opinion of
SRO
SRP
Opium trade.
SRQ
Opodeldoc.
SRT
Opponent.
SRU
OPPORTUNE-ITY
fyd
sail
'
SRL
SRM
that
nxq
Once.
Now
At once.
I can begin at once {or,
fied)
It is dangerous to
on
allow too
on board at once
SQU
{Measure of
chi
-Chj
Will you {or person indicated) come on

board?
qrf
Will your surgeon come on board? -.wp
SQT
SQX
SQY
ziv
sel indicated)''.
{or, whose)
Too much
knr
vvu
uer
yxf
che
chp
hcq
chg
ejg
left
SQV
uyw
siu
pat
--qao
One screw disabled can work the other,
descending the stream.
On the road to
On the rock
On the same day
_-_
On the shoal--On the starboard quarter
On the wayto
On the wreck--On them (their-s) -On these {or, those)
On weather bow
On what {or, which)
On what date did you speak
have only one boat {indicate other

number, if necessary)
gtc
No one. Nobody -1
No one hurt'----i: No one killed
The right or left hand hank in

Note.
One Continued.
fin
,
dxxte specii
GDC
many people
gb
One.
Alter course one point to port
jzd
Alter course one point to starboard. JZE
At one
PIG
Either one. Either
lud
Every
one.
Everybody -
Miu
Opium-iate.
to
FOR).
disposing of cargo,
{or.
An opportunity for
HZQ
SRV
An opportunity for selling {or, disposing

of)
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
333
OPPORTUNEORDEE.
Opportune Continued.
An
opportunity for sending letters to
Europe {or, to
Every opportunity
SRW Pew opportunities.
First opportunity
SRX
SRY
Is there any opportunity?

Next time (or, opportunity).
STR
qod
mja
nbd
STU
Order Continued.
Have you received your
am directed
have orders to telegraph your passing,
dhi
Smf
can not obey your orders
expect your orders every moment -Mnl
pnf
have instructions (or, orders)
have orders for you.
I have orders for you not to touch (or,
No opportunity
ike
{or, chance)
diu
Opportunity for action
Opportunity for sending letters to Europe
SRZ
STA
QOD
)
to
Opportunity to send.
(or,
Some future opportunity

There an opportunity.
call) at
nus
STC
STD
No opposition.
STE
Opposite.
STF
Oppress-ed-ing-ive-or.
Optic- AL- IAN.
STH
Option-al-ly.
STl
Or.
bhw
instructions).
STX
STY
have telegraphed for your orders --ST

must remain till further orders.
I send an order for
I will telegraph for your orders if you
sv
will wait reply
my owner,
I wish for orders from Mr.
I
I
Orange.
1.
2.
Order.
question.
According to order (or, direction) . - dem

Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order, dle
drf
After order
3.
Is, or, Are ordered (or, directed)

lbg
to (or, by)
Are you going to wait for orders?
plh
Attend to orders
fki
Bad order. In b^d order
By your owner's orders(or,instruction8).
hta
for orders
Call ofE
_ _ _ Hzx
Cargo in very good order
Jsx
Contrary to orders
Counter orders.
lez
Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders
nxp
General orders
oeb
Good order. In good order
STZ
SUA
Am,
STN
STO
STP
STQ
sw
-Have no orders.
-Have, or. Has orders for.
Have orders been givento (or, for)?
PNE
Have orders (or, telegram) for you.-SM
Have received the following communi-
cation (orders, or, instructions) from

ia
your agent (or, owner)
Have you any orders(telegram,message,
communication) for me?
IB
3U
Ship's number, if not already made.

Name of ovmer, from Spelling
Table.
Owner's residence from Geographical or Spelling Table.
If you order me.
fri
In bad order. Bad order
oeb
In good order. Good order
In order to.
pyq
Keep close order
Keep ofE and on and await instructions
sx
pzh
(or, orders)
Keep open order

SUB
No instructions
DER
.-_smq
Obey orders
Open sealed orders.
Order book
SUD
SUE
SUP
SUG
SUH
SUI
SUJ
SUK
SUL
rj
..pni
(or, orders)
to orders. Against in-
structions
sue
._.
My orders.
Not according
or,
Note. This signal is to be followed by:
STM
at
lvu
else
'Mote. For machinery.etc. out of order,

see under the part of machinery in
STL
Or
STK

SQ
instructipns from owners at
I have received orders for you to disSR
charge cargo at
I have received orders for you to protp
ceed to
I have telegraphed for further orders (or,
I
STW
STG
STJ
per
account of ice have received orders for you not to
SP
bpk
ohf
Unopposed.
Opposition majority of
--SN
I have received orders.

I have received orders for you not to
proceed to (place next indicated) on
is
Oppose-d-ing-ition.
Any opposition to {or, from)
Q-reat opposition to (or, from)
-Must oppose.
so
STV
STB
orders?
to acquaint you
I
I
I
I
I
-.
gze
Order-ed-ing by telegraph.
hup
Order canceled
Ordered.
Ordered back.
Ordering.
Orderly.
Orders have been received.
Orders have been sent. yet^for
Orders have not arrived
Out of order.
Owners desire me to order you to coal
--HE
at
Owners
desire
me
to order you to dis(place next indi-
charge cargo first at

cated).-
SY
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
334
II.
ORDER OUGHT.
Ohdbe Continued.
Pay attention to orders --
Ore.
-AUL
{Coin)
flh
tql
SVE
Ore.
Previous order (or, instructions)- .-Pnj

Previous orders are all countermanded,
SVG
Organize-d-ing-ation.
Fleet organization.-.
Post-office order -.-
JYP
.NEP
Proceed in execution of previous orders,

sz
ubp
in good order
signals until further orders,
Repeat
SVH
Oriental.
SVI
Originally.
Your original orders are canceled; I
am directed to inform you to proceed
TH
to -^
SVJ
Orlop.
SVK
Oscillate-b-ing-ion.
SVL
Other.
Pumps
my
Returns ordered
WOP
uve
vel
Sailing orders
,-VLN
Sealed orders
Secret orders
SUM
SUN
SUO
vmj
Send for orders.
Send my orders on to
{place indicated).
Shall I telegraph for your orders? ...tb

Should be ordered.
wqk
Standing orders
te
Stay, or. Stop for orders
Telegraph orders {or, instructions)
TC
to
Telegraph out of order (or, stopped),
The orders are coming
SUT
SUV
of.
ylg
--Until further orders

Urgent orders {or, instructions)
Verbal orders
Wait for orders
Wait oif here for orders.
Want immediate orders
Weigh, and proceed as ordered
te
SUY
suz
HTJ
until further orders,
NUM
Your orders {or, instructions)
pnm
Your orders are at {or, will be at) .tg
Your orders are canceled
huq
Your orders are not ready for you.-UKE
Your orders have not arrived yet.
Your orders will be awaiting you off {or,
at)
Your original orders are canceled I am
SVA
SVB
directed to inform you to proceed to
TH
Your papers are not in order
Note. For machinery out of
look under the part of

question.
tap
order,
machinery in
SVC
SVD
Ordinary-ily. In an ordinary degree.

Ordinary seaman.
SVE
Ordnance.
Ordnance stores
We shall
ido
.
side.
do better on the other tack,

XIN
chk
He, She, It {or persons or things indi"--.i-BVD

cated) ought to
It {or person s or things indiBVE
cated) ought not to
He, She, It {or persons or things indibvg
cated) ought not to be
He, She, It (or persons or things indiBvp
cated) ought to be
How ought?
BXQ
chl
I ought to
I ought not to .,
If I ought to
If I ought not to
It ought not to be
It ought to be
It ought to be done
CHM
BZL
BZM
.bgs
bns
BGR
bnr
Ought he
(she, it, or person- s or things

chn
indicated) to?
Cho
Ought his (her-s, it-s) ?
Ought I (my, mine)?..

Ought I to
do?
Ought not to
Ought not to be
Ought not to be able to
Ought not to have
Oughi that {or, this),?
:
Ought the?
Ought they to?
Ought to be..
Ought to be able to
Ought to be ashamed
ezw
irs
Otherwise.
He, She,
for some days.

You are ordered not to come into port.
You are ordered on to
You are ordered to proceed to
tf
You must remain
SVP
The other
calling for orders?
Written orders
zju
MRU
Some other.
Ought to
suw Who sent the order?

sux
SVN
svo
yk
kv
What are your orders?
to
On the other.
Other case
Other cause
pnl
Yoz
Where do you intend
fall off
SVM
DLM
Under orders for (or, to)

Under orders
fast as
Get her on the other tack, or you will

LP
be onshore
I shall not go on the other tack unless I
XMC
office
SUQ
SUR
lqx
NYU
possible
off.
There are no orders here for you

td
There are orders for you at the admiral's
bpl
other
Each other
Get her on the other tack as
SUP
Any
'
chp
CHQ
chr
CHS
cyp
cht
CHU
chv
chw
chx
CHY
cyq
pcv
chz
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
335
OUGHTOUT.
Out Continued.
OVQB.T Continued.
Ought to have
Ought we (our-s) to?
Ought you-r-s to?
They ought to
They ought not to
They ought to be
ciA
cm
or.
Carried out.
Come out
SVU Cut out.
Do you
cie
cif
Which ought to?
cut her
(or,
them)
KHN
ride
out?--UWX
it
msx
myo
mzq
ncl
OBY
Fires and lights out

Fit-ted-tingout--
cqj
Go
out
(or,
from)
Good look-out
Have you got out
RGA
Help
me
ODZ
klo
of danger?
to lay out
an anchor
eik
When ought the next mail to leave?-EGB
How much cable have you out?
Where ought?
Who ought? -Why ought?
I shall ride it out if I can-In and out.

Just out of port (or, harbor)
Keep a good look-out aloft
Keep a good look-out for lights
land), or, Look ovit for land
lights)
Keep out of the tide (or, current)
ctj
CUR
CVQ
Ounce.
cik
:.--Bji
bjh
(Measure of weight)
Oz.
Are, or. Is our-s, or, Are we?

Before our-s (us)
By our-s (us)
Could, or. Might we (our-s)?
Do, Did (or. Does) we (our-s)?
For our-s (us)
From our-s (us)
or.
Have we
bpj
Is, etc.
(See Are, above. )
(See Can, above. )

etc.
On our-s
(us)
Ought we (ours)
cpd
CFY
CGP
cha
cib
to?
cin
Our-s-selves
Shall, or.
we (our-s)?
Would we (our-s)?
Will
Should, or.
(our-s)
That we (our-s)
To our-s (us)
or.
cjw
clw
Were our-s
When we (our-s)
Where we (our-s)
Why we (our-s)
Was,
CJA
ckj
Than we
(we)
(See Shall, above.

Will, etc.
our-s (us) _Would, etc. (See Should, above.
With
cob
cpa
CSK
cud
cvy
CWM
of
--
Boiler out of order
Bring out
Broke out
Can not get
oiv
-GNU
gwf
Hiv
LJK
Out of order
Out of port (or, harbor)
Out of quarantine.
Out of range. Out of gunshot
Out of reach
Out of sight.
Out of soundings.
Out of the courseôf --iOut of the way.
SWA
SWB
swc
SWD
SWE
SWF
gsj
kho
(or,
sul
svz
OK J
uja
JZL
Outermost.
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel)-iLS
Outer harbor.
Proceed out of harbor
Put out
Ran out
Bide it out if possible
-Rig out
Rocks stretch a long way out
SWG Run out.
txc
UDA
uhr
ks
uxj
--GE
ghb
WAU
wqi
Stand out to sea
Telegraph out of order(or, stopped)-XMC
vxr
Vessel indicated is out of sight
Uek
When I am out of quarantine
Workout
Your
lights are out
(or,
ZHX
want trim-
ming).
hjv
my boat out
qe
kns
Shutout
PU
Blowout--
Make out.
May, or. Can be cut out
Out days
Out of (or, from).
Out of dock
Out of harbor port).
Shift your berth farther out
Out.
Be on your guard; look out
SVY
svz
May,
Must we (our-s)?
Nearly all our.
Not our-s (us)
Of our-s (us)
svx
brd
cdl,
(or, is
bmp
caw
PYH
xg
Look-out will be kept on the beach all

KG
night -rj
bli
we
(or,
(or,
Qzs
Lookoutto (or, for)
knm
Lookout at daybreak
Look out for a line (or, rocket line) . -KP
Qzu
Look out for the tow line- -
cim
(our-s)?
pxm
eag
eiz
bjy
bkn
bpw
hee
UWY
Qix
Lightship at
is out of position
not at anchor on her station)
bem
(our-s)
In our-s (us)
If
-Lay out
Lay out an anchor
baz
CIN
CIL
OUR-S-SELVES
After ours
Had, has,
svw
cu
You ought to
You ought not to
You ought not to be
You ought to be
SVR
we can
Farther out
Find out
When ought?
cbp
When ought I to see (or, sight)? ..vod
SVQ
think
Do you think we can
cia
cih
JCV
out?
bhy
bhx
We ought to
We ought not to
What,
cib
SVT
or, blasts
of a steam whistle.
336
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
U TBOARD-OWNEB.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
337
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
338
Part
II.
PALMPABREL.
szu
Palm.
Para.
(Tree.)
(Coin.
-AUM
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
YFN
sails
TAR
Parade-d-ing.
szv
Pamphlet.
TAS
Paraffin
SZW
Pan.
TAU
Paragraph.
szx
SZY
Pane.
TAB
Panic.
TAG
Papacy.
TAD
Paper.
oil.
Attention
TAB
TAF
TAG
TAH
is called to page
paragraph
of the International Code.DH
N. B. The number of the page to be
shown first and then the paragraph.
(See note as regards this signal on
page 37.)'
Pane of glass.
Pope.
(See also
Papal-ist
Document and News-
TAW
Parallel.
TAZ
Paralyze-d-ing-tic-is.
TEA
Parapet.
TBC
Parbuckle-d-ing.
TBD
Parcel-led-ling.
I have a letter (or, parcel) for you
letters (or, papers)
from
Ji
False papers
msf
Foolscap paper
nhc
Has papers of following dates
kmc
Has she, or. Have you any papers?
Have you all your papers?
Have you received your papers?
I have all my papers.

TAK I have wrong papers on board.
TAJ
Keep any
letters (or, papers) for
I return
me
till
if necessary)
Paper money. Bank notes

Papers and documents.
Papers satisfactory.
Papers unsatisfactory.
for)
or.
Ship's papers (or, articles)

Suspicious papers.
TBF
Parch-ed-ing.
TBG-
Parchment.
TBH
Pardon-ed-ing.
TBI
Paregoric.
TBJ
TBK
TBL
TAP
TAQ
so
asv
At
TBM
TBN
My first meridian is Paris, east of GreenuK
Park.
Parliament.
Act of Parliament (or, Congress)... Die
Both Houses of Parliament
ozp
By an Act of Parliament (or. Congress),
DIE
TBG
Has Parliament (or, Congress) met?.J0Z

House of Commons
jpm
House of Lords. Senate
ozr
-Member of Parliament (or. Deputy).
Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
other legislative body) adjourns (or,
adjourned) on
fei
Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
other legislativebody) is dissolved. fej
Parliament, Assembly, or. Congress met
(or, meets) on the
jpb
xzi
(or, clearance)
itr
par.
Paris.
Declaration of Paris.
at Paris
HJP
ezk
paper (or, letter)?

kmj
Will you send me some newspapers?.SHT
Would you like to see our papers (newspapers)?
SL
Writing paper
zjt
Your papers are not in order.
Your papers will be examined
mkj
Par.
qoj
wich S 20' 15"=0h. 9m. Slsec.

Report me to " New York Herald " Office
Tracing paperWant my papers

is
Parcels and letters
Parcels Post.
Take papers
xju
The captain must bring the ship's papers
with him.hxj
What
(or,
QOG
TBE
Letters up to the
(indicate
where from if necessary)
qop
Shall I bring my ship's papers with me?
Papers,
Parallel-motion gear.
^Parallel-motion rod out of order.
pyk
Leave any papers (or, letters) for me

(or for party indicated) at
qky
Necessary papers.
spy
Newspaper
SHO
Newspapers up to date of
(from
TAG
Paraguayan Colors.
Any
TAM
TAN
Paraguay-an.
TAX
TAY
Bring all the papers and letters

hil
Bring all your papers..
ljz
Bring the papers to me
.hin
^Bring your papers on board.
By a paper of (date follomng) ^ . sap
Can you lend (or, give) me a paper
(newspaper)?
SB
Glear-ing papers
ith
Daily paper
kir
TAL
TAV
paper. )
All my papers are sent from the shore.
Any letters (or, papers) for rae (or person indicated)'!.
epa
TAI
Parmak.
TBP
Parole.
TBQ
Parrel.
(Measure of length)
.^vr
Part
GENBRAI-.
II.
VOCABULARY.
339
PARSONPASS.
Parson
Party Continued.
itx
voj
Seining party
TBB
Paht-ed-ing. To part.
Better part company
jql
Cable parted
hqt
Danger of parting
kjz
Driving parted from anchor
kia
Have you parted from your anchor?. eij
I have parted from (or, with)
I shall part company
..jgm
If you do not carry more sail, we shall
part company
jqn
In case we part company
JGO
Part company
jgq
Parted from.
on the
{or,
Parted company with
on the
at
lo
)
eia
Parted from anchor driving
eji
Parted from her anchor
Parted in the night from her anchors,
Send muskets
(rifles)
on
to party
shore,
SCQ
TCF
party
Water-ing
"Working party.
TOG
Pass-ing.
ywf
TBS
TBU
of
TCH
TCI
ships passed in sight-
TCJ
kcy
will not pass
XGi
Did not pass survey _
Did you pass?
Do not pass ahead of me.
Code Flag over r
Do not pass too close to me

Do you think we 'ought to pass
'
TCK
mt
disabled
from.- R
Part.
mu
disabled
vessel {or vessel
woe
indicated)"!
{Portion. )
How many
days since
{vessels indicated) ?
QFL
who
(portion)
How many
drG
niw
After part
Fore part
Have condemned a
part of
my
necessary)
TCL
torpedo boats passed in
to telegraph
I shall pass within hail

I think I must have passed the
ohp
(or,
I will
hml
beacon)
Code Flag over x
TBZ
Particular-ly-ize.
Pass ahead of me
Pass astern of me
Pass within hail
Partially insured.
mjb
mjn
skd
ypn
Nothing particular
Very particular-ly
Your zeal has been
by
ZMD
tbw
TCO
Coaling party
Funeral party
interested.
Reconnoitering party
leo
imitation of)
dpe
---"
Party.
Beach party
Charter party
Party

good condition hull well out of water
kvs
dangerous to navigation
Passed a good many vessels.
{Give the color or
{or, funnels)
design, or the line that it may be an
lga
Has taken a partner.

Partnership affairs
Passable.
Passed.
Partner-ship.
Dissolved partnership
Code Flag over z

dvp
fhq
Olg
tdy
Password
TCM
TCN
particularly noticed
Partly
TCP
Passed a wreck.
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longitude to follow, if necessary) but could
not render any assistance people still
zy
on board
Passed a wreck (daê, latitude, andlongitude to follow, if necessary), but was
unable to ascertain whether any peozw
ple were on board-,
--
fzr
ing
iwv
ntj
uls
olb
buoy
pass ahead of you.
I will pass astern of you.
'
so
Partial-ly.
In every particular
your passing,
I passed {place or vessel indicated)
TBX
TBY
Every particular
-GTK
sph
kdp
Partly.
The greater part
have orders
knh
How near did you pass to ?
JMO
sions
you passed
sight?
provi-
sdz
In the narrow part of the
iaw
Part of cargo saved
Part of the crew {indicate number, if
TOE
longi-
EKA
A small part
TCD
ne
hpv
Vessel, or. Ship may part company.jGU

GL
are in danger of parting
Alargepart {portion)
TCB
Have you passed any
TCA
IVE
a vessel
Gone by. Passed by

Has not passed.
Have passed ice in latitude
"When did you part company
TBW
fr
-..fvw
PQ
on the
tude
We
TBV
wpf
Can pass.
Can not pass.
Crew
EJK
Permission to part company
jge
vessel where people are assembled on
the beach {or as pointed out by comfzu
pass signal from you) Vessel indicated parted from her anchor,
pass.
Bar is impassable
Bar passable
To
A squadron {give nationality) composed
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
340
II.
PASSPATENT.
TDM
Pass Continued.
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude, and longitude to follow, if necessary) no one
zx
on board
hpv
Passed by. Gone by
ship
lew
Passed disabled
at
mx
during
the
night.
Passed
Passed, or Saw, some war vessels.
;
TCQ
TOR
TCS
Passed survey.
TCU
TOV
We
Full of passengers (number
TDN
dicate<^)
Have yoit
TDO
Railway pass
uha
Requisition for passes
ittg
(or,
boats to save
send
all avail-
passengers and
crew
NO
lean accommodate a passenger (or number shown)
DCS
I wish to land passenger
qeg
Male passenger
rjb
No accommodation for passengers. -DCU
"?
(Ticket of admission.)
Pass.
am sinking (or, on fire)

able
Passenger department.
Passenger list
TDQ Passenger ship.
TDP
TOX
be in--_ns(J
) ?
We
may
any passenger for

from
How many passengers?
TOW
ivr
kfm
kqa
mvr
Deck passenger
Female passenger
KVT
.Women's clothing
Cuddy passenger
on the
the mail
rfu
days ago' _
the oificial inspection.
the
(place or vessel indicated).
the port (harbor, or, entrance),
or,
have missed the mark
mfv
Passing certificate of (or, for)
ijo
The way is off my ship you may feel
your way past me
hl
have missed the entrance (or, passed
mpv
the port, or, harbor)
^When did you pass
(number) torpedo boats (give nationality) passed in sight.xya
Passed
Passed
Passed
Passed
Passenger.
Are your passengers all on board?, .gpu
Are your passengers all well?
dyg
Cabin passenger
for
hqe
Can I land my invalid passengers? .qdr
Can you accommodate a passenger (or,
number shouin)t
dcp
Clothing for female passengers.
Passengers, or.
Crew
qvk
sick with infec-
tious complaint
TOY
TCZ
TDA
Passage.
A pleasant passage.
A tedious passage.
After a passage of
Can you
Do
--Dqo
nzs
TDR
TDS
give a passage
to?
not know the channel (pr, passage),
Do you know the
channel
(or,
LEG
ILH
passage)?
Saloon passenger
vpq
Send for passenger
vpt
Send passenger
vqb
Send suitable boats for landing passen-
ILJ
TDB
TDC
During the passage (or, voyage)

lpu
For passage
to (or, in)
_nhi
I have had a rough passage.
I (or vessel indicated) have had a (xuick
gers
Steerage passenger
passage.
TDG
know the passage (or, channel)

qcd
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILN
Is there a passage?
Made the passage in
days (number to
or,
channel),
ILS
Passage is
Screw passage
vkg
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu
xjv
to (or, for)
)?
TDV Where will passengers have to
embarked?
TDW With passengers.
Passengers have been of
Lwz
ill
fever (number to follow)
TDX
be
dis-
yellow
mwz
Passport.
TDZ
TEA
Have you the password?

Password.is
leads through the pass9,ge

entrance)?
zfd
Which passage did you take?
Will you give me a passage on shore?
^Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pass-
TEB
Patent. Patentee.
Patent anchor
ejh
Patent fuel.
Patent fuze
nuy
Patent lead.
Patent log.
Patent sounding machine.
.rds
Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass.JlG
a passage
(or,
channel)
Wait for passage to

for)
yta
What sort of a passage have you had?
What wind
TDL
We
ILU
is
(or,
TDK
),
Vessel seriously damaged wish to transfer passengers

HM
have no passenger.
What passengers? How many passengers?
TDO
When will passengers embark (or,
TDY
ing
TDJ
WUD
from
bear-
There
TDI
FI
(or,
for
Outer entrance (passage,
Take passage
TDU
^Nofollow).
passage.
TDH
for
;
TDE
TDF
pcx
Passengers all on board

gqr
Passengers are embarked
lws
Passengers must be landed.
Passengers not all on board
dyb
Passengers saved.
Passengers will have to be disembarked,
(or,
Passed.
(See Pass.)
ton
TEC
TED
TEP
Password.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
PATENTPERFORM.
341
342
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
PERHAPSPHOSPHOR.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
343
PHOSPHATEPILOT.
THL
Phosphate.
THM
Photogeaph-ed-ing-ic-er-y.
Photographic apparatus
THN
THO
THP
TIF
eri
Pig.
TIG
Have you any pigs?
TIH
Pig iron.
Pig of ballast
ftu
Physic- AL-LY.
TIJ
Pigeon.
TIK
Piano.
Pike.
Boarding pike
Pike,
TIL
THQ
PlCK-ED-ING UP.
Endeavor to pick up boat
I
am obliged to slip my cable
gsv
;
am
(Measure of length) . avu
Draa.
Pilchard.
TIM
Pilchard fishery.
TIN
Pile-d-ing.
Pile (or, bank) of
pick it up
...PUI
hrf
forme
I
or,
aur
(Coin)
Pice, or, Pie.
.-GPY
..
auq
(Coin)
Piastre.
ICH
Carrier pigeon
Physician.
picking up a telegraph cable.

of
TIG
Pill.
TIP
PiLLAGB-D-ING.
Wreck is being pillaged
my way
xlq
rzg
I have picked up moorings
I have picked up telegraph cable ...wu
Keep out
zja
I shall stand about to s5e if I can pick
up anything from the wreck

Keep as close as you can to pick up
to
windward
until
you are picked

PZQ

fd
they are picked up..__gty
Pick up boat
Pick up my pilot. Look out for my
TJH
pilot
Pieces of the wreck have been picked
upWill you pick up my anchor for me?
EKM
THR
Pickaxe.
THS
Picket
TIQ
TIR
Pillar.
TIS
PiLOT-ED-ING. To PILOT.
Pilot. (A pilot.
(or, Piquet).
Picket boat
TIU
TIV
TIW
TIX
TIY
pilot?
TIZ
Pickles.
THX
THY
Picture.
TJB
TJC
TJD
TJE
Pie, or, Pudding.
TJF
picket.
TJA
aur
QBW
the pilotage?
^Do you want a pilot?
Have you a pilot on board?
Have you seen apilotvessel(or,boat)?.TJ
I am in want of channel pilotfor
I can pilot you.
I can not pilot you.
I have a
dbu
I have a pilot; steer after me
I have no pilot.
Code Flag over e
pilot.
dyo
All to pieces
klu
Dashed to pieces
ocf
Gone to pieces
Not a piece to be found.
Pieces of the wreck have been found.
want a
pilot*. -S,
w.
*8ee Pilot Signals, p.
TJG
Piece
8.
I will send you a pilot.

Does
the navigation
sey
require me to take a pilot?
Tiw
Is there a pilot to be had?
WCN
Make signal for a pilot
Is it necessary, or.
TJH
Pick
up
my
pilot.
Look out
(jetty, or,
Can I discharge at' pier?

Make fast to the pier -
TID
TIE
PlEECE-D-ING.
wharf),
EAT
lcp
..-.rig
for
my
pilot.
(A pilot)
Pilot boat (or, vessel)
Pilot boat (sieam)
Pilot boat is advancing
TIU
Pilot.
TIC
^Pierhead.
iht
Channel dangerous without a pilot.. ld

Channel pilot.
ti
Dangerous without a pilot
Do not trust too much to your pilot.YCP
Do not try (or, attempt) without a pilot,
(Coin)
Alongside the pier
Is
Do you know
Picric acid.
Pie, or. Pice.
JIS
PKL
gtz
THW
TIA
TIB
Are the pilots trustworthy?

Can you get (or, send) me a
to be had?
there a
Can you pilot me in?
Certificate of pilotage
pickbt-ed-ing.
to
Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?

jjilot
THU
THV
THZ
Pillar buoy.
PYL
people
Keep
up
zit
my
gua
gub
toward you,
DNl
(bearing
Pilot boat most likely on
tk
)
indicated) (or, ofE
Pilot boat's flag (when spoken o/) ..ndk
Part
GiENBKAL VOCABULARY.
344
II.
PILOTPLACE.
TJI
TJK
TJL
TJM
TJN
TJO
TJP
Pilot Continued.
Pilot has been sent to you.
Pilot has not come
Pilot jack {when spokenof)
Pilot not necessary.
Pilot signal flying.
Pilotage.
Pilotage compulsory.
Pilot can not get
Pipe
off.
ndl
TKO
River pilot
(or,
TJR
TJS
TJU
tjk
-.-UYK
pilot vessels), and
off
(or vessel indicated) a pilot.

Send pilot to
vqc
Steam pilot boat
.-Gub
The pilot is going to you.
The pilotage is
Trinity pilot
ybh
Want a pilot*
s, or, Code Flag over s
"Want a pilot*^
PT
Tivvr
Want you to send me a pilot
What are the pilot fees for
?
Where can I get (or, lookfor)apilot?-TL
Will send for a pilot
vqt
opn
pkv
wku
wsm
Steam pipe damaged

Steam pipe leaky
wsn
wso
Suction pipe
Tobacco pipe
Waste pipe
ten
xcj
yttv
eao
look out for their signals
Send me
pipe is broken
Injection pipe
Pipe (for tobacco).
Sounding pipe (or, tube)
Steam pipe
Steam pipe burst.
off.
have not come
Run in for pilots

TJQ
TKN
is
Pilots
Continued.
Hawse
Piquet,
(êe Picket)
ths
TKP
Pirate.
TKQ
TKR
I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
Pirate reported
TKS
Piracy.
TKU
Pistol.* (Revolver.)
Beat
off
a pirate
gbz
a pirate.
seen) off
(or,
Piratical.
Will you take my pilot?

Pistol (revolver) cartridges
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)
TJV
icx
ked
indicated)
* See
TKA
TKB
TKC
Pilot Signals, p.
8.
PiN-NED-NING.
Belaying pin
Crank pin
Crank-pin brasses broken
Crank pin broken
ged
TKX
TKY
kbm
kbn
kbo
TKD
TKE
TKF
TK6
TKH
Pinion.
Pinion wheel.
TKI
Pink.
TKJ
Pinnace.
Steam pinnace
Pincers.
Pinchers.
TKZ
Pine.
Pitch pine.
Pint.
( Measure of capacity)
Pit.
Ash
TLA
TLB
Pineapple.
Steam pinnace's engine
order)
hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ...kax
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
broken)
kej
PiNOH-ED-ING.
Pinching pin.
High-pressure piston ouw

High-pressure piston brokeii
oux
Intermediate-pressure piston
pqu
Low-pressure piston .1
rbs
Piston broken.
Piston rod.
Piston-rod bolts br6ken
.__ gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of
Pintle.
TKM
Pipe.
To
pitch.
(To
smear
vyith pitch.)
Pitch
pme
TLC
Pitch-ed-ing.
TLB
PiTY-iED-iNG.
Guz
mbz
TLE
Pivot.
azk
TLF
Place-d-ing.
Air pipe-ing
dvz
Blow-off pipe burst
gny
Blow through pipe
res
Pitch.
(Tar.)
Pitch-ed-ing.
An
TKL
pit
gob
Condenser jjipe
1
-..jms
Discharge pipe out of order
lcq
Eduction pipe out of order
ltn
Feedpipe
muy
Peed pipe broken (or, out of order) .muz
Hawse pipe (or, hole)
...opm
tke
To
pitch.
(To
toss.)
Piteous.
To
place.
alteration has taken place

place specified
ebx
At
At the landing place
At the nearest landing place
At
(time indicated),
( place
--Eiq
piy
qdo
indicated), bore distant miles-. -ED

Best place
ghw
Best watering place
get
Confirmation, or. Ratification takes
place at
on
job
is
(or,
-.
Could the
(vessel indicated) have got
to any place of shelter?
ofd
Everyplace, or. Everywhere
mjo
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
345
PLACEPLEASE.
Continued.
at {time and date)
Pl'ace
Funeral takes place at
Have you cargo
for
and
ntk
{place)
more
places than
one {or than place specified)
iaq

infected vessel {or, place)?
Her funnels are placed
--ic
ntq
nte
-Omk
pna
nba
How are her funnels placed?

How did it take place? --_TLG
In place of {instead of)

In the first place. Fir st of
In this place.
all
Indicate nearest place where I can proHc

cure coal
Is there a convenient watering place?
TLH
It can not be procured at this place.
Plan.
TMA
TMB
Plane.
TMC
TMD
TME
TMF
Plank.
TMG
Plaster-ed-ing.
TMH
TLK
TLM
{Dimensions to follow, if necesJ.)
inches wide,
I want plank
feet long,
inches thick.
Plank-ed-ing. To plank.
xw
Topsides. Topside planking
Plant-ed-ing.. Planter.
uhb
Railway plant
Diachylon plaster,
plaster.
Market place
rlq
No alteration has taken place
ecs
To PLATE.
PLATE-D-ING.
Armor
KE
Not I were in your place.

Place {position).
Planet.
DJW
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best

TLI
TLJ
{See also Chart.')
Adhesive
JTN
QEN
Landing place
TLZ
evt
plate-d-ing,
gwh
Boilerplate
Boiler plates damaged
gwi
hyp
Carbon plate
Copper plate
Earth plate
if
Jvq
lro
ek
Place indicated bears
Place indicated is blocked up by ice . gmtj
Place yourself.
Iron plate-d-ing
Nickel plate-ed
pta
Plates {crockery)
Steel plate-d
tmi
Bepeat your signal in a better place, it

owl
can not be made out
Signal the names of places to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph - . wdf
xjw
Taken-ing, Took place on
The appointment has not taken place,
Template
Proper place.
Took place
ETB
JQE
in consequence of
yaw
Trial tabes place on the
Want a surgeon {or, doctor) send me
wo
one from the nearest place
ywg
Watering place
What reliance can be placed in {or, on) ?
When did it take place?
ntl
When will funeral take place?
When will it take place?
done)?
Where is it to take place {or, be
sia
wtn
.i xnp
xty
zml
Tinplate
Zinc plate
TMI
Plates.
TMJ
Platform.
TMK
Platinum.
TML
Play-ed-ing.
TMN
Plbasant-ly.
Crockery.
TLN
TLO
TLP
Where is the best plac

Where is the best place
Wrong place
TLQ
TLR
TLS
TLU
TLV
Plague.
Has
the plague ceased at
.zkc
{place indi-
cated) 1
Plagiie flag {when spoken of)
The plague has broken out at
indicated)
TLW
Plaintiff.
TLX
Plan-ned-ning. To PLAN.
good plan
Not a good plan.
The best plan will be
TMO
TMP
Please-d-ing
tcz
,..tdl
pleasant voyage
to
{or, of).
fbx
As you please
Can not have the pleasure.
I want assistance please remain by me,
NR
If you please.
;
TMQ
TMR
Much pleased.
Please send ofE Lloyd's surveyor _--QX(^

Please stand by me I want assistance,
{place
NR
TMS
Pleasure.
TMU
Bequest the pleasure of

Shall I have the pleasureto
use
{or, of)?
{or, senior officer) requests

the pleasure of your company to dinDKX
ner
JGS
The pleasure of your company
sbw
Was much pleased
The admiral
plainly .-
Wish you a
ndm
plain.
Plainclothes
Plainly distinguishable.
TLY
to get
?- - -Gio
gid
to land?
The plague.
Plain ly-ness.
By no means
LIV
A pleasant passage
I'û
saw
it
very
lha
TMV When you please.

Will you give
Will you give
company
.ODS
ghx
at
me the pleasure?
me the pleasure
of
oap
your
JGV
TMW Will you please?

pleasure.
TMX With much
With pleasure.
I will accept
dca
Part
346
II.
PLEDGEPORK.
TMY
Pledge-d-ing.
TMZ
Plenipotbntiaky.
TNA
TNB
Plenty-iful-ly-ness.
plentiful supply of.
Are there plenty of supplies at
Plenty of coal to be got at
IXG
Plenty of water
ywj
There are plenty of flsh to be caught here,
TNG
Pole,
TNU
Â
TNV
TND
is
plenty of room
Plough.
TNF
Plug-ged-ging.
Hawse plug
Shot plug
TNG
TNH
Harbor police
GMW
opq
WAG
Plumb -er.
TNX
I (or vessel indicated)
a pirate
TNI
M. In the afternoon. Post meridian,
P.
DRW
TNJ
Pneumatic.
TNK
Pneumonia
TNL
Point (of compass).
Compass
signals
in
points (seepage46)
jhk
is my best point
gia
is not my best point
gib
What is your best point of sailing?-VEX
Cape
or,
Near the point
TNO
TNP
little off
when you come
shoal)
Will you lead into
Poll-ed-ing.
TOB
Pollute-d-ing-ion.
TOC
Pond.
Pond.
(Measure of weight)
TOD
Pontoon.
TOE
Pony.
Pood,
or.
Pud.
Poop.
TOI
PooR-NESs.
xcY
Pooped-ing.
Pope.
Poverty.
Papacy.
Papal-ist
berth?
qhi
Carbon Point
hyg
TOK
populate-d-ing-ion
Point Blank
-GML
TOL
PORE-OUS.
poison-ed-ing-ous.
TNR
POLACRE.
Polar-ity-ize-ization.
baq
Pool.
Whirlpool
TOG
TOH
shk
shm
(Measure of weight) .bcf
TOJ
TNQ
TNS
point out) a good
news
TOA
Guo
(or,
police... yvx
politic-al-ly-ian.
Is there any political news?
TOP
Point-ed-ing out. To point out.

Can, or, "Will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage?
eks
Send boat to point out rock (reef, or,
Harbor
TNZ
to the
vup
yn
or.
Policy.
Sfj
Round-ed-ing the point.

Sheer a
point
TNY
hvq
TNM Off the point.
FNP
Water, River,
points and half
This
This
Point,
Police (or other) authorities have interfered

FNB
Police (or other) authorities have taken
give any redress.
fnq
interfere
fnd
Police station (or, court).
Political
Alter course one point (or number indicated) to portJZD

Alter course one point (or number indicated) to starboard
jze
yvx
Want police
was plundered by
tkq
In the plural sense.
Plural.
jm
vcj
Police authorities
fno
Police (or other) authorities have acquitted
dht
Police (fir other) authorities have decided against the crew
kdg
Police (or other) authorities have
uzw
Plunder-ed-ing.
-.-fwq
Police-man,
fined
TNE
sjo
TNW Apprehended (arrested) by the police.
Pleurisy.
PLOMER block
North star
Pole.
Bare poles
Pole, or, Standard compass
Running under bare poles
NOD
There
or.
popular-ly-ity-ace.
TOM Pork.
TON Can you
cate
supply
me
number of
Fresh pork
Salt pork
tac
with pork?
caslcs, if
(Indinecessary.)
jjqz
y^r^
Paet
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
347
PORPOISEPOSITION.
TOP
Port Continued.
Convoy to keep on
POEPOISE.
Port.
port side of leader

IX
ln
Heave-toon port tack
ose
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on your port
OMV
(^Harbor)
Are you going into port
(or, escort) -._
harbor) ?
{or,
OBK
TOQ
At this port.
Belong-ing to this port
geu
Captain of the port, or, Harbor Master,
hand
gak
Keep on port tack
pzf
Keep on the port side of the channel -LV
Leave the buoy {or, beacon) to port.-LZ
List to port
Qvo
On port beam
gau
hco
On port bow
HWS
Jcw
out of port
Convoy will assemble at port {or place
Come
juo
indicated)
Do you call
at, any
port before destina-
On port quarter
HTE
tion?

tr
in quarantine?
mfq
Entrance of the port
nhr
For this port
--npu
Free port
OCB
Going into port (harbor)
in port, or,
was in port when
I left
I left {ship's name or distinguishing
Qku
signal to follow)
I left port {or place indicated) days
QKV
ago
TOR
TOS
TOU
In, or. Into port
Onb
Just out of port

Left port
Missed the mark (or-, port),
the harbor {or, entrance)
Nearest port
Neutral port
PXM
or.
Passed
sfm
shb
Port.
TPD
Port-fire.
TPE
Port helm.
svz
fne
ipt
The nearest port
Was the port you left healthy?
orb
This port.
mfv
harbor)
What port?
QLS
place indicated)"!
TPF
TPG
into port,
SUY
Jdt
into port .destination is closed; your
kx j
owners desire you to proceed to
QKU
was in port when I left
Your port of
Porthole.
Baggage port
Eduction port
Lower port
Steam port
Upper port
{Left-hand side.)
bow
Porterage.
TPI
Porter.
Stout.
TPJ
Porter.
{Railway or other porter.)
TPK
PoRTiON-ED-iNG. {See also Part. )

large portion of
A small portion of
TPL
Portmanteau.
TPM
Portugal.
yma
TPN
Port
-HPD
ieg
...
Position.
alteration in the position ot the
^^^
ariny?
Any
,
Portuguese
Colors.
Any
{See also
Portuguese.
QFL
who
igq
Portland cement
I'SR
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on port
Cast to port
TPH
lto
RCE
vfn
wsp
Sallyport
Helm.)
MJ
WUH
You steer too much to port
Port.
Port.
tm
You may come
TOX
points) to
Alter course one point {or,
JZD
port--Hard-a-port ( Urgent. ) Head to go to
-.-MD
starboard
----PYZ
Keep more to portMy helm is hard-a-port head is going to
wq
starboard
Not too much to port.
Port a little. Head to go to starboard.
Port your helm; ship's head to go to
wi
starboard
{To be kept flying
Steer more to port.
altered),
until the course is sufficiently
leave in port (or,

You are ordered not to come
TOW
Port wine.
HTG
vlc
sfm
xiM
To port.
dli
What vessels did you
HCR
hcs
...hjq
broadside
TPC
TPA
gxk
bow
bow light
mfv
Port admiral
Port authorities
Port is neutral.
Port of call
Ports suspected of cholera, etc
Seaport
or,
gxj
QLG
Off this port.

Out of port {or, harbor)
the port,
ejl
boiler
boiler defective
TPB
TOZ
tjeq
anchor
engine.
screw.
side.
tack
Port-ed-ing.
TOY
We left port {or, place indicated) on

QLP
the
We have missed the entrance (or, passed
TOV
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
Port
fleet {or, squadron)?

Buoy, or Mark is not in
tion
its
ebz
proper posi-
^^
348
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
POSITIONPOTASH.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
349
POTATOPRESENT.
TRB
Potato.
Preserved potatoes
tum
TRZ
Pratique Continued.
I have {or vessel indicated has) not prat-
lOP
TSA
Ships from did not get pratique at
ique.
Poultry.
TRC
when I left.
Yon have pratique
aus
TSB
Pray-ed-ing.
(Measureof weight) ..-bce
TSC
Preoaution-ary.
Sovereign.
or,
Pound,
TRE
lb.
{Coin)
POUR-ED-ING.
Calm the sea by pouring
oil
on
it
Poverty.
Poor
Powder.
{See also Ammunition. )
Blasting powder
a blue ligbt,
der
Cordite
Bum
Gunpowder
or,
Plash a
{iveight in
essary)
TRP
Fowls
POUND-ED-ING.
Pound,
TRD
Chickens.
am
taking in
{or,
toi
TSE
Precipitate-d-ing-ly.
TSF
Prefbct-ure.
Maritime Prefect.
TSG
powGOQ
JWl
TSH
little
TSI'
discharging) pow-
Flag
TRI
TRJ
TRK
TRL
TRM
B, or.
shell.
Powder flag {when spoken

Powder hoy {or, lighter)
Powder is damaged.
of)
ozu
^Powder magazine.
Short.of
vzY
wia
powder
Smokeless powder.
TRN
Code Flag over
I can supply you with powder.

I can supply you with powder and shot.
gmp
{blasting)
Powder
^Powder and
'Powder barrel.
Powder case.
ndo
__
Power.
Full power
nst
Half power, or, Half speed

Horsepower
Indicated horsepower
My horsepower {or that of
cated)
olm
oyh
-Oyi
is
TRO
TRP
is
Peacticable-y.
(See aZso Possible.)
Practice-d-ing.
According to the usual practice
r>o
TSU
Prepare-d-ing- TO {or, for).

Be prepared with affidavits
Keep everything prepared
{See also Quarantine.)

1
got pratique?
to.
Have the premiums risen?

Premiums are lower.
Premiums have risen.
dpn
pys
Preparation.
Prepare ambulance for
TSW ^Prepare another hawser.
for)
Prepare boatto
TSV
edz
GUO
{or,
Prepare
Prepare
Prepare
Prepare
for
for
for
for
gd
a hurricane
div
action
IXH
coaling (to coal)
sailing.
Get ready for sea,
NYX
Prepare to be towed clear
Prepare to disembark at
Prepare to weigh
Preparing for sailing
TSX
Prescribe-d-ing-ption-ive.
TSY
Presence.
TSZ
Present-ly.
Annul present formation
xys
- _
-Leh
ZQ
nzf
emh
stand too far on your present

Jzi
course
nhj
For the present. At present
Do not
at
Can pratique be obtained
nys
Did you get pratiqueat
nyw
Get, or. Got pratiqueat
Have you, or, Has {vessel indicated)
I
Premium.
oyl
is
Pratique.
TSO
TSP
TSQ
TSR
your horsepower {or that of
If practicable
TRCr Is not practicable.
TRV It practicable.
TRX
TRY
Premier.
yds
TRS
TRW
TSN
flp
vessel indicated)"!
TRQ
Preliminary
OYJ
Tug has not sufficient power
What
TSM
oyk
Powerful-ly.
^Powerless.
Preper-red-ing. To prefer.
I do not like to run in I prefer keeping
vca
the sea
gql
I prefer stopping on board
I should prefer.
TSL
vessel indi-
Nominal horsepower
Power of attorney
Is preferred
It would be preferable.
Preference-able.
TSJ
TSK
b.
mjd
mje
pounds, if necOKS
der, or, explosives.
TRG
TRH
Every precaution
Every precaution has been taken
Use every precaution.
TSD
I am in want of powder and shot.

I
Prayer.
..htn
...gmp
tw
ofi
have {or vessel indicatedha.B) pratique,

TS
JZK
course?
do not intend to alter course at present
eci
(or-, until )--enc
I will answer presently
present.
zer
If the wind continues as at
350
GENEBAL VOCABULARY.
PRESENT -PRIME.
Part
II.
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABXJLART.
PRmCEPROCUBE;
351
352
PROCUREPROTECT.
Part
II.
Paet
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
353
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
354
Part
II.
Part
II.
355
QUANTITY QUICKSILVER.
UDV
Quantity
of.
A large quantity {or, number) of

OGZ
UEO
A larger number (or, quantity) of (or,
than)
QPM
A small {or, smaller) number {or, quan
tity) of
SLD
A very large number {or, quantity)
UEP
SLE
of
An average number {or, quantity)

of .POQ
An equal number {or, quantity) of
Coal can not be got in any quantity
at
Indicate the quantity

of
{or,
number)
PIA
Number,
incorrect. -SLG
Only to be got in small quantities. -Ofm
Show the number {or, quantity) of
or.
Quantity
is
PIA
Supply of vyater is small, not exceeding {quantity indicated) a day-.-YWE
number {or, quantity)

OHN
of
The least number {or, quantity) of
QKH
Too large a number {or, quantity)
QFV
of
What number {or, quantity) have you?
The
UEQ
UER
.---IWM
quantity of ammunition have
BOB
you?
What quantity of coal have you left?-HF
What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter) ?_
You can
NAT
UDZ
Quarantine.
UEA
UEB
In quaeantine.
Am, or. Is in quarantine {mimber of
days to be indicated, if necessary) - -TP
Are you in quarantine?
Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws.
tr
in quarantine?
tv
Hoist quarantine flag
I have a clean bill of health, but am
liable to quarantine. -Code Flag over q
swa
Out of quarantine
tfx
Performing quarantine
UEI
nbe
nbf
nhl
ozm
For the quarter

In a quarter of anhour
In what quarter?
Last quarter
Last quarter of the moon
Lee quarter
Next quarter
On port quarter.
On starboard quarter.
Quarter boat
Quarter-deck
Quarter gallery
Quarter speed
Quarter of anhour
Q&i
qgh
qme
shy
gud
kqd
nwg
wmv
...ozM
...dfm
Weather quarter
yzq
UEV
TO QUARTER.
QUARTER-ED-ING.
At quarters
Can I send my
pie
sick to hospital {or, sick
oyq
quarters)?
Close quarters
Deck quarters
...IVA
kqb
Headquarters
OQi
Winter quarters
zgl
UEW Quarters.
UEX Sick quarters.
UEY
Quartermaster.
UEZ
Quay.
UFA
Queen.
Chief of the State, King, Queen, Emhas {or,
peror, President, etc., of
lOR
is)
King's Bench, or. Queen's Bench ._gfh
UFB
Qdell-ed-ing.
Disturbance is quelled
Query.
Note op interrogation
lhr
(?)
-Sjz
UFC
Question-ed-ing-able.
Authority is {or, will be) questioned,
Quarantine flag {when spoken of) --Ndq

Quarantine is taken off.
Quarantine officer.
Quarantine station.
UFD
QUICK-LY-NESS.
Are you a quick sailer?
As quick as
As quick as possible.
Quarantine
at {pla-,
days for vessels from
indicated) is
{place indi-
cated).
UEJ
etc.
.ixo
UDY What quantity of water?
PMO
{Division of time,
First quarter
First quarter of the moon
greater-est
What
UED
UEF
UEG
UEH
Quarter.
Quarterly.
Quarterly account
UET This quarter.
UDX What quantity of?
UEC
bch
{Measure of weight)
UES
UDW
Quarter.
I {or vessel indicated)
Vessel indicated is in quarantine.

What are you in quarantine for?
What quarantine
passage
Make haste
shall I get?
UEK When I am out of quarantine.

UEL You will get {or, be put in) quarantine.
UEM QUAEREL-LED-LING-SOME.
UEN QUAEBY.
Quart.
QUAETER.
azm
azn
UFE
Quick-firing
Quick-firing
Quicker-est.
ons
Quicksilver
Very quickly.
Quicksand.
Quicksilver.
fbe
fbg
have had a quick

tdc
ammunition
gun
Quicksand
UFG
UFH
vdp
efx
okl
upg
uph
ypq
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
356
Part
II.
QUIETBAN.
UFI
QUIET-LY-NESS.
All quiet at
(or, in)
All quiet with
UFJ
UGI
(or,
DXT
Dxu
Quinine.
Quintal,
Centner.
or,
(Measure
QuiT-TED-TiNG. (See also Leave. )

Bo not quit the ship till the tide has
ebbed
Have, or, Has quitted.
Quit the (or, your) station.
Quit the vessel as fast as possible
UFM
ad
Quite, or, Totally different
UFR
UFS
UFT
UFV
UGK
Radical-ly.
UGL
Radius.
Destructive radius
Radius bars
kxu
fwl
Radius of action
diw
enough
(or, sufficient)
kite, or, raft)

Fire raft (or, ship)
Kzo
rafts (or,
,.-QZY
Rafter.
UGS
Rage-d-ing.
Cholera is raging at
The
is raging at
Yellow fever is raging at
Ragged.
Rag.
UGV
Rail.
By
yms
UGT
ips
mwx
hpg
rail
Came, Coming by
UFW
Quittance.
UFX
UFY
Quorum.
UGY
JCH
rail
rail.
quote-d-ing-ation.
What are the last quotations?
Railway.
Leave it
rail.
for
me
at the railway station,
QLB
UGZ
UHA
UHB
UHC
UHD
UHE
UHF
Meet me at the railway

Railway carriage
Railway iron.
Railway pass.
Railway plant.
Railway porter
Railway sleeper.
Railway station.
To,
or.
At
station
UHI
UHJ
R.
(Letter.
(For new method of
spell-
tpj
the railway station.
Rain-ed-ing. To rain.
More rain than wind
Rain.
zev
UGB
UGC
UGD
UGE
UGF
UGH
Rainy weather
yzo
Rainbow.
Lunar rainbow
rdh
Raise-d-ing. To raise.
Has the blockade been raised
Newly-raised
Rabbet-ed-ing.
UHK
Raisin.
Rabbit.
UHL
Ram-med-ming.
Race-d-ing.
Boat race
To race.
Race course.
Race
Race.
is
grt
postponed
(Tideway.)
until
men
UHM Ram bow.

UHN Ran. (See also Run.
Ran
(or,
taken
GNL
eph
off)?
ing,see page 13.)
rou
ice
UHG
UGA
(cask,
ka
.mzw
^j
UGQ
UGR
UGW Head
UGX Send by
UFZ
rafts.
by boat
line
mdx
You are quite safe where you are.
Do what you can in the way of

spars)
tqf
right.
sure of
useless.-
Can younake a raft?
Lookout will be kept for any
pok
possible
recovered.
UGO
UGP
ab
_.NSY
full
intelligible
UGM Radius shaft.

UGN Raft.
Endeavor to send a
UFN Quite.
UFO Do quite well.
UFP Not quite.
UFQ Quite as much as.
Quite
Quite
Quite
Quite
Quite
Quite
Quite
Quite
Radiate-d-ing-ion.
of
Quintal Metric. (Measure of weight) .bcj
UFL
UGJ
bci
weight)
UFK
Rack-ed-ing.
on shore)
against (or, foul of )
UHO Ran, or, Run away.

UHP Ran clear.
UHQ Ran into.
UHR
Ran out.
DSG
Part
357
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
RANDOMREADY.
At random
Random.
UHS
^Long
UHV
or.
Ravine.
range.
okj
---
fyq
hrn
l.-WAC
Short range.--..Take care range is clear

Vessel is in gunshot
What is the range?
hym
okn
UHY
UHZ Within range.
UIT
UIV
Reach.
are within range of the guns
UIC
Rank-ed-ing.
Not of high rank Of high rank
oil.
-ovc
-OVD
UID
Ransom-ed-ing.
UIE
RAPID-LYilTY.
Fire gains rapidly take people off - -NG
nu
Leak is gaining rapidly
The barometer, has fallen very rapidly,
;
FXH
UIF
Rare-ly-ness.
UIG
Rash-ness-ly.
UIH
Rat.
UIJ
Ratchet.
UIW
REACH-ED-ING. To REACH.
Can, or. May reach.
Can you reach?
Guns will not reach
I can reach.
UIZ
UJA Out of reach.
UIX
UIY
Your
SVA
UJB
React-ed-ing-ion.
UJC
UJD
UJE
Read-ing.
UJF
UJG
UJH
Ready.
-Are you ready to {or, for)?
Are you ready for sea?
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
HQO
slip your cable
UJI
Can be ready^to
UJK
Have you
To read.
read?
I have read.
{or, for).
Can you be ready by {time indicated, if

necessary)
Can you be ready for sea by {or, in)
1
UJL
mvu
Prepare for
sailing,
nyx
Get steam up; report when ready --KM
Rate-d-ing.
To
rate.
EPN
lqn
days ago
(indicate place, if necessary),
UJN
UJO
IQJ
Rate
{of speed).
Rate of steaming.
mky
The rate of exchange is
YCU
Try rate of sailing
What is the set and rate of current (or,
i^J
tide)?
What rate? {Speed.)
were your chronometers
rated?
last
Y^^
get a rate for my chronometer.

Will you give me a comparison? .. gu
Wish to
UIO
Rather.
UIP
Ratipy-ied-ing-ication.
Confirmation, or, Ratification
place at {or, at, on)
UIQ
Rations.
UIR
Raj LINE.
am
{or.
to sail).
EiG
{or,
They
wheft)
when
UJP
UJQ
UJR
UJS
OWE
the boats ready

not be ready until
In readiness to {or, for).
Is refitted and ready for sea.
to
Is, or, Are to be held ready
gtl
Keep steam ready {or, up)

Must be readyto {or, for)
yld
{or, for),
owu
kq
by.
Not ready.
Not ready for sea.
Proceed when ready
.-txg
Readily-ness.
Ready for action
Ready for sea.
Ready for use,
Ready to proceed.
Ready to weigh
UJV
UJW
UJX Report when readyto
UJT
wx
ZR
{or, for).
UJY
Report when ready for sea.
UJZ
Ships indicated are
{or,
were) ready for
sea.
takes
-JOB
ready,
are) ready for sea {or,
tuc
Present rate
When
for use
Hoist a waft
I have
I shall
iot
at
UJM
i'uy
rate
Chief rate-ing
a day
Dying at the rate of
My chronometers were rated
UIN
GO
orders have not yet reached here,
xyp
Have a tow line ready
Have all your anchors and cables ready
Bank
UIM
{or, bat-
Fenders ready
Get ready for sea.
Any rate
UIL
OJX
reach of guns
teries)
UIK
-NKA
(or,
go
Rangoon
{Tack.)
You are within
batteries)
UIB
,ojn
A short reach.
You are within musket (or, rifle) range.

You
{Gully.)
Forereach-ed-ing
UHX Rifle range.
UIA
Rave-d-ing.
jve
Copper
Out of range
Range finder.
Range is
yards.
Range of battery
Range your cable
UHW
UIS
To range.
Range-d-ing.
Cooking range,
UHT
fit
Steam is not ready

Steam is ready
will be
up in
- -
wb
wc
ybo
Troops are ready to disembark
Troops will be readyto {or, for)..YBQ
nzf
Was getting ready for sea
yws
Water can readily be obtained
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
358
II.
READYRECKON.
Ready Continued.
ULA
for).
UKA ^When readyto
law
When will dinner be ready?
UKB When will you be ready for sea?
UKC When will you {or, it) be ready for (or,
to)?
UKD Will be ready to (or, for).
(,or,
Have,
Have,
or,
or,
jury)
Has received accounts

DPC
Has received damage {or, in-
to
PLA
Have received the following communication
You
UKE
RECElVE^CoJiimMed.
Have received.
agent
will hold yourself in readiness to

OXB
{or, for)
kxe
Your despatches are ready
Your orders are not ready for yovi.
from your
{or, instructions)
{or, owner)
ia
Have you received any damage

jury)
to?
{or, in-
PLB
su
Real-rbis.
UKF
Real-ly-ity.
UKG
UKH
REALIZE-D-INa-ATION.
Have you received my letter?

qop
Have yqja received my message?. .-eqm
Have you received your orders?
str
aut
{Coin)
can not stop to have
{or, receive)
communication
ip
clear of ice
next indicated)
I
Reappoint-ed-ing-mbnt.
{place
pbo
is
{place
UKI
Rearmost.
From the
UKJ
UKL
UKM
UKN
UKO
In the rear.
Rear admiral..
Rear column.
Rear guard.
Rear ship.
To the rear.
Reas,
UKP
-NRX
rear
or,
I
I
SP
Reis.
The reason (cause) assigned is

ift
The reason (cause) assigned is sufficient,
(caxise)
I
I
have received orders for you to

charge cargo at
have received orders for you to
have received your
instructions
Reason-ed-ing.
To reason. {See also
Cause. )
Better not ask the reason (cause) --FDN
Can give no reason
nzq
_ _ . qbx
Do you know the reason?
Have you reason to suppose?
xfe
Know the reason
qcf
Reason must be assigned
ipo
What is the reason
_aut
{Coin) ..-
UKQ Reason-able-y.
of
IFU
?
Reassemble-d-ing.
ULE
UKV
Rhoall-ing.
To
dis-
SE
pro-
TP
{or,
qoh
have) been received
QOK
qon
dfk
Letters received from

No accounts received
None received
Orders have been received
Receipt.
Received.
sjd
sm
enj
ulf
Receive-d-ing newsof (or, from).

Send receiptto {or, for).
Telegram received from
xlv
Wait
Rebel-led-ling.
SQ
Received an answer
Receiver
tk
to receive orders
What advice have you received? doj

Rebel-lious-lion.
UKT
letters
from
ULB
ULC
at
Letters had
TJLD
to disperse and reassemble at

rendezvous {or place indicated)
it
from owner
ceed to
-IFV
Convoy
UKS
next indicated) is ice bound

pbq
have received orders
STV
have received orders for you not to
proceed to
{place next indicated)
on account of ice
per
I have received orders for you not to
-DLJ
'
UKR
any
rebel.
for
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the

ship
Code Flag over
'General recall' signal _ Code Flag over y
Hoist the general recall
owh
Recalled.
some days
sux
ULP
Receiver.
ULH
Recent-ly.
Delayed through the recent gale
'
Receiver of wreck.
w ULG Submarine
signal receivers
'
zns
'
UKW
UKX
UKY
UKZ
No recent
Recapture-d-inq.
an observation
Recent Act {of Parliament)
RECEIVE-ING. To RECEIVE.
Acknowledige-d-ing the receipt of.DGP
Arrange-d-ing to receive {or, for recep-
observations.
tion of)
EWU
Did you receive?
Did you {or vessel indicated) receive any
damage?
kjf
Expect I have to receive _
mng
Give a receipt
oac
Has the receipt been acknowledged? - dgq
ksp
did not get
et
dil
ULI
Recess.
ULJ
Reckon-ed-ing.
Dead reckoning
koh
Dead reckoning agrees with observations
--_
_
dtx
Latitude by dead reckoning is
qht
Longitude by dead reckoningis ..Qzc
ULK Reckoning
(a reckoning).
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
359
360
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
361
REMARKREPEAT.
UPQ
Remark-ed-ing-able-y.
Tell my owner ship answers remarka-
UPR
UPS
UPT
UPV
UQX
ENO
bly well
Remedy-ied-ing.
Can it be remedied?
Can not be remedied.
Can the damage be
Remembrance.
BC
hve
sails
Damage can be
To
Damage
REMONSTRATE-D-ING-ANCE
or,
repaired at sea
be
Defects can not be repaired
bg
without assistance
remit.
repaired
kix
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or at
place indicated)
bf
hours -BD
qvl
OEM
is
Engines broken do wn under temporary

;
WITH.
mck
repair
Engines disabled; can repair in

hours
MCL
Engines under temporary repair. . .mbk
mlk
Execute repairs
UQD Remove-d-ing-al.
UQE Not removed.
UQF Obstruction removed.
UQG Remove obstruction.
Removed from Lloyd's register
UQH To be removed.
How long will

qxh
I
URC
URD
Rbmunerate-d-ing-ion-ive.
UQJ
No remuneration.
UQK
Render-ed-ing.
OQ
Could not render assistance No assistance can be rendered do the
ex
Passed a wreck (date latitude, andlongitude to follow), but could not render
any assistance people still on board,
you
bm
am repairing a telegraph cable. Keep

out of
UQI
my way
xlq
I am under repair.
I shall repair damage in
In want of repairs.
^^-.kjo
undergo repairs
smt
Is obliged to
URE
all
the assistance possible
UQL
Rendered unserviceable.
UQM
Rendezvous.
Convoy to
zv
will
-RDY
machinery
RL
vessel's own engineers
YPN
sails
yhk
Under temporary repair
Where will you go to repair damage?
BV
indicated).
bearing indicated) from

miles
dicated) distant
(port in-
_-.jb
Rendezvous in latitude and longitude

(indicated)
UQO
UQP
To rendezvous
To, or. At the rendezvous.
rendezvous?
UQR When
we be
at the
UQT
is the (or, Where shall we)

rendezvous?
Will rendezvous at (or, in).
UQV
Renew-ed-ing-al.
UQS
Where
Can you renew the
UQW
Rent-ed-ing-al.
action?
(To
hire.)
URF
Repay-aid-ing.
URH
Repeal-ed-ing.
URI
Repeat-ed-ing-etition.
Annul the last hoist I will repeat it-VE
ldg
Discontinue repeating signals
I am going ,to repeat signal from
URG Repayment.
JC
at.
shall
Repairs necessary.
txd
Proceed to rendezvous
(port indicated or on
Rendezvous at
Must discharge cargo to repair damage,

KJR
Proceed after repairing machinery .edw
tJBR
Pumps want repair
Repairs of engines may be done in

MBV
hours
CY
JUP
rendezvous in {latitude
and longitude
mbl
MBU
to,
disperse, and reassemble at

rendezvous (or at place indicated) .it
on the
Convoy will rendezvous at
UQN Convoy
GQT
Repair on board
Repairs of engines can not be done here,
Render
ba
repaired by your-
selves?
Damage,
Remittance list
Very good remittance-
UQC
sea?
Can not be repaired.
Remind-ed-ing-er.
UQA Remit-ted-ting.
UQB Remittance.
gvz
gwp
gwl
Remember-ed-ing.
Do you remember(or, recollect) ?--.xilo
Does, or, Do not remember.
It must be remembered.
Canvas to repair
UPZ
ee
gvy
Boiler requires repairs
Cable is repaired.
Can be repaired.
Can damage be repaired at
Can it be repaired?
UPW
UPX
UPY
Repair-ed-ing-able.
Boiler can not be repaired
Boiler has been repaired
Boiler has not been repaired
Boiler must be repaired
dir
(word indicated)
will repeat the message
say) I will repeat the signal
VH
(or,
-
what you
-RQN
wck
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
362
II.
REPEATREPORT.
Repeat
Continued.
Repeat
Report
my signals until further orders,
WCP
Repeat
not
name; your
ship's
were
flags
du
made out
Repeat your signal, or. Repeat your sigvi

nal from (hoist indicated)
Repeat the last hoist it is not under;
URJ
stood
URK
the last signal made

the message.
the semaphore signal
your distinguishing signal
wcb
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
Repeat
Repeating
"Will
you repeat the signal
is
is
Meteorological or weather report- --RSF

News, or. Report, or, Information is
confirmed
joe
No weather report
zg
Nothing to report
skg
Pirate reported {or, seen) off
tkr
Report-ed-ing. To report.
repeat
mes-
(or,
URX
WDQ
sage)?
VN
tome?
URY
URL
REPLACa-D-ING.
Light indicated has been replaced --Qsd
URZ
URM
URN
Replenish-ed-ing.
USA
Reply-ied-inq
TO.
To reply.
{See also
Answer. )
Can you await reply {or, answer) ?.emv
URO
graph to
I will send a reply.
I will telegraph for
URP
will await reply
In reply
{or,
answer)
if
'
navigation
kvr
Do you wish to be reported?
ub
Do you wish your arrival reported? -EYO
Get steam up ];eport when ready. . km
;
URS
Have you anything to report?
Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,

report their names {or, nationalities)
VNM
'
'
office.
New York
Report me to
uj
'
'
New York Herald " office,

UK
Paris
USB
Report me to owner on leaving.

Report
me to Pacific
ciation,
Shipowners' Assoznc
to the Borsenhalle at Ham-
San Francisco
Report me
burg
UL
Report my arrival (or, arrival of
).
Report requires confirmation
joe
Report the
(vessel indicated) all well
in (latitude and longitude indicated)

on the
(date indicated)
UN
Report the m.otibns of
sba
Report when finished {or, complete)
ui
Report me to " New York Herald
use
'
Report. {See also Account. )

Alarming report {or, account)
dev
Confldential report (or, communication)
JPX
Conflicting reports
JOM
Contradict the report
jst
Daily report
Kis
{or, in the vicinity of
)
JF
Derelict reported passed on
latitude
longitude
dangerous to
London
URQ
enh
Replied, or. Answered by telegraph -EMQ

Reply.
{An ansuier)
emo
'.. wq
Reply by telegraph
Send a reply {or, answer)
_ _ enk
Send reply to my message to signal
station at
VQD
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,
w<3
Wait fo^ a reply {or, answer)
xx
What reply {or, answer)?
enp
What was the answer {or, reply) ?---TY
Will await reply {or, answer)
tz
Will you await reply?
UA
you
sv
to.
No reply. Not answered
Report by signal
wcs
Report by telegraph
xlt
Report confirmed
joe
Report expenditure of.
Report is not correct
jxo
Report me all well.
Report me by post to my owner {or, to
Mr.
) at
uc
Report me by telegraph to
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's- -UD
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,
to Mr.
) at
ue
1
Gazette"
up
Report me to
_um
Report me to Lloyd's
ug
Report me (or, my communication) to
Lloyd's agent at
uh
Report me to Maritime Association,
New York
zna
Report me to Maritime Exchange, Philadelphia
ZNB
Report me to New York Herald " office,
WT
your orders
rem
rok
Mail reported lost

Medical report
the
it.
xyq
I have reported you to the vessel I spoke

bound to {place indicated).
she
URV I will report you at
URW It reported.
URT
du
uxd
rifle
URK The last hoist is not understood
assistance---
wcq
;
Continued.
can not take you in tow, but will reand send immediate
port you at
with
JKS
Report when ready^to (or, for)---UJX
Report when ready for sea
uj y
Report when ship denoted is siglited.
USD
USE
Reporter.
USE
Send report of
vqe
Signal the name of place to which you
wish to be reported by telegraph -WDF
Vessel desires to be reported by telegraph to owner, Mr.
at
Vessels that wish to be reported all
show your numbers

guishing signals)
well,
(or, distin-
---DYT
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
363
REPORTRESIDENCE.
Report Continued.
Vessels that wish to be reported, shpw
ea
Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving,
show your numbers
usz
{or, distin-
guishing signals)
-..
eb
What is the meteorological report for
What
is
USG
USH
ZL
Repeesent-ed-ing-ation.
Representative.
Reprimand-ed-ing.
USI
do you require to clean your

engine?
qym
I am going to stop machinery requires
adjusting
RK
oew
I can not get at goods required
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
the meteorological report for
to-morrow?
cv
(
Censure)
QNA
I will lend what is required
Is it necessary {or. Does the navigation
sby
require me) to take a pilot?
igt
Machinery requires adjusting
USJ
Republic-an-ism.
President of the Republic:
USK
Repudiate-d-ing-ion.
USL
Repulse-d-ing.
USM
REQUEST-ED-INQ THAT. TO REQUEST. {See

also Ask. )
Admiral, or, Senior oflBcer has requested,
are required at
engines require cleaning
Report requires confirmation
UTA
or.
Senior officer requests the
pleasure of your
company
to dinner,
UTB
'Require explanation.
UTC
Require steam
help)
DKG
ery
Vessel indicated does not require furpgq
ther assistance
What assistance do you require? What
pd
Request captain to
indicated) ---
USQ
to place
Request permission of {vessel
UTD
UTE
UTP
indi-
-HXG
cated)
vzp
required.
Requisite-ition.
UTG
fbi
Take
Requisition for passes.
care, or.
Be
--FT
of.
request.
The Admiral
{or, senior officer)
the pleasure of your
requests
company
to din-
DKX
ner-
UTK
Vessel, or, Person indicated is not able

--JLG
to comply
USY
Will you require shoring up?
You are
Caution is requisite.
careful of
Request the pleasure

UTH
UST Request you will.
usv Request you will not.
UTI
usw Shall, or. Will request.
USX Sorry I am unable to comply with your
,UTJ
USR
pgt
do you want?
^Will
you require?
As requisite!
hxf
to.
Request the captain
EGO
Small adjustment required to machin-
HWN
harbor
oyu
for.
guj
Require water boat {or, tank)
Should you require any assistance {or,
DKX
Request (a request).
with.
Request can be compliedhere
{or
come
jop
Require hospital treatment
dsn
Agent's request --pbh
As requested
on
board,
come
Captain is requested to
hwt
Captain's request
Comply with request {or, signal) -. -JLd
Have, or. Has been requested.
syl
Owner's request
Require an interpreter.
dkf
ome
mbq
Require assistance {or, help) of {or,

cz
from)
isx
Require cleaning
lid
Require diver to clear screw
Require diver to examine bottom- .-Lie
DKR
uso
USP
More hands
My
Admiral,
USN
How long
ZK
to-day?
Require Continued.
Do you require?
Do you require any assistance {or
help)from?
cs
Do you require further assistance?. --CT
Do you require immediate assistance? - cu
Reqtjire-d-ing-ment.
Am on shore, likely to break up
require
.-.ca
Ambulance required to convey patient
EDY
V
to hospital
Article indicated can be supplied, but
ezf
it will require fitting
gwk
Boiler requires cleaning
gwl
Boiler requires repair
iwr
Coal requires much draft
Do not require further assistance. Do
not require {or, want) assistance.- or
;
UTL
UTM
Rescue-d-ing.
Resemble-d-ing-ance.
Reserve-d-ing-ation.
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve -.QPx
seu
Officer of Naval Reserve
Reserve squadron.
set
Naval Reserve
meq
Naval Reserve ensign Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,
QPZ
Reservoir.
dwg
Air reservoir
Reship-ped-ping.
Cargo has been reshipped
Cargo must be reshipped
Is reshipping her cargo
ITTN
Reside-d-ing.
UTO
Residence.
Hzw
lab
1
at
364
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
RESIDENTRIDEE.
Part
II.
Paet
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
365
RIDGEROB.
UXA
RiDGE-D.
RiDicuLOUs-LY-NBSS.
ammunition
efy
evf
Small-arm magazine
Rifle range
of
rifle ball
Send muskets
icy
cartridge
(rifles)
on
to party
Service-rifle cartridge
Service
RiPE-LY-NESS.
UXS
RiSE-iNG.
UXT
lzx
(or, rifle)
Rig
Rig out.
UXK Rigging (the ropes).
UXI
wpm
vw
nix
nsu
Tide rises
RCp
bgn
Rws
-.-VCi
Running rigging
Set up rigging
vsp
wpm
wql
Square-rigged ship
Standing rigging
Topgallant rigging
Topmast rigging
Wire rigging
-Xvr
xvz
zgp
UXL
RIGHT-ED-ING. To BIGHT.
She is righted; she is all safe
UXM
RiGHT-LY. (Correct.)
Dxv
All right
Buoys have just been examined; they
dyr
hmj
right in
hours,
ufs
Quite right
I shall
be
,-;^^^
able to
df
set things right
Right. (On the right.)

On the right bank of the river. (The
right-hand bank in descending the
stream)
uxo
UXW Do not risk.
--
(coin)
UXY
To BISK.
vessel at all risks...
ki
risk an anchorage unless you

fx
have very good ground tackle
fkl
Do not risk without a pilot
Do not run any risk.
ohi
.Great riskgsz
Great risk in sending a boat
I will run no risk.
If it can (or, may) be done without risk.
Is there any risk?
Not safe to risk making the land.-.VDE
UXZ
UYC
UYD
UYE
There
UYP
River.
UYA
UYB
^^^
.-EVL
Auv
Rung.
-SZB
Packing ring
RiNG-iNG.
UYI
UYJ
is
no
risk.
Without risk.
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture)
HXZ
-GYC
gnb
the river
(river) _
Falls of the
-In the river.
Is the river navigation difaoult?- .
(or,
-OfE the mouth of the river
On the left bank of the river
river
of
the
On the right bank
lme
mrs
Note.
The
left
or right liand
.Kzw
).
fve
fvg
bank in
UYK River pilot.

River
UYL
police.
Up the river.
Water
yvx
police
UYM RiVET-ED-ING.
UYN started ^ rivet.
UYO Road.
eam
Along the road
UYP On the road to
vbw
Rule of the road (at sea)
UYQ Which is the road to
UYR Roadstead. (See aZso Anchorage. Qpt
)
Lying in the roadstead
Vessel in the roadstead
KAN
Ringbolt
Risk-y.
UYG Can you go up the river?

UYH Do you go into the river?
dym
fhn
Keep right astern
RiN
RiSK-ED-ING.
Beach your
BD
pkd
am
rightly informed
If I
Is she all right?
Right arm
XSJ
--- -Xsl
^^...xsm
feet
Down
are all right
UXN
wo y
Do not
in.
Right meaning
With some assistance
UXV
pxh
UXJ
Damage can be put
feet.
Rise and fall is about

feet
Spring tides rise
feet
Tide has risen
Tide is rising
tsp
tsr
tvs
What is the rise and fall of the tide?-XH

RZD
When moon rises...
range,
RiG-GED-GINQ. To RIG.
square-rigged vesselCan you rig a-jurymast?-Fore rigging
Full-rigged ship
How is she rigged?
Jury rigged
Lower rigging
Main rigging
Mizzen rigging
is
SQC
icv
rifle
fxj
rising
Have premiums risen?
Premiums have risen
Prices have risen
UIA
UXH
-VRW
Rose.
Risen.
Barometer
shore,
- -
You are within musket
UXG
UXR
uhx
Rifled gun.
Rifleman.
Rounds
Riot.
'
Rifle, or,
UXE
UXP
Ringleader.
There has been a serious riot at
UXB Rifle.
UXC Magazine rifle.
UXD Repeating rifle.
Rifle
dbk
(Absurd)
UXP
UXQ
UYS
Rob-bed-bing-ber-bery.
-.
ypz
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
366
II.
ROCKROPE.
UYT
RocK-Y. (/See aZso Reef.)

A rocky beach
Apparently shoal water to the
UYV Are there any rocks?
UZL
h az
pzl
sfk
UYW On the rocks.

UYX Rock under water.
Rocks, Reefs, or. Shoals extend from
to
UMS
Rocks stretch a long way outRocky bottom. Foul ground
to point out reef (rock, or,
QUO
ypr
Very rocky
is on the rocks.
UZB
uzc
UZM
UZN
UZO
UZP
roof-bd-ing.
Room.
UZQ
UZR
No roomfor.
^Not room to swing.

Not room to wear
Not sufficient room.
Room enough
Room to swing.
Rocket.
Can you spare some signal rockets?
UZW
uzx
Air-pump rod broken
dwf
Connecting rod
Connecting-rod bolts broken
Connecting-rod brasses broken
gxv
(A room. )
room
Bread room
Engine room
Engine room full
Engine room has
Rode.
(/See
RoEDE.
UZJ
UZK
'
uwv
(Measure of length)
avs
Rolling batten.
of
it,
mbj
In the engine room
Sail
mbp
eqh
mbr
veh
State
Store
wxs
Mess room
Near the engine room
UZY
ojt
Rope.
Boat rope
Bolt rope
Breast rope
Buoy rope (of anchor)
Cable-laid rope
'
Can you spare some rope?

Coir, or.
hqj
mce
yuh
gru
gxtj
hfq
ehr
hqr
(Size to
wmb
follow)
Coil of rope
Grass rope
izo
izu
Drag rope
European Vope
mhx
Hawser. Large rope

Hawser-laid rope
opr
opv
Is the
roll (or,
water.
feet
of water in
Engine-room telegraph
Gun room.
lmy
cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
ROLL-ED-ING.
Muster
hem
mbe
mbg
room
room
room
Under the engine room
Ward room
heb
Ride)
gwm
mbh
out
Cylinder side rod .

kip
Eccentric rod bent
lsw
Eccentric rod broken
lsx
Parallel-motion rod out of order. ..tay
Piston rod
tky
Piston-rod bolts broken gyb
Piston-rod brasses broken
hed
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) --.kax
Piston-rod crosshead. damaged (or,
broken)
kej
Pump rod
.._
ubn
Slide-valve rod
wgn
WGO
..'_
Sounding rod
wkv
pwt
Boiler
JPK
(or,
mdy
Room.
Rod.
of order)
vld
There is plenty of room.

You have barely room
wdb
wfn
Skyrocket
UZI
mdo
There is not room to
UZG
UZH
Signal rocket
iar
osj
mb
Take room enough
UZV
kf
Shall I, in my present berth, have room

for weighing, if the wind shifts? -Gfz
moz
line (or, line)
iap
have room.osN
Sea room
Rocket (lAfe-saving) apparatus

erh
Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming,
erj
Rocket brigade
hib
Rocket staff.
Rocket (Life-saving) station
wrp
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket.
Rocket tube.
mdc
MDL
UZT
Look out for rocket
UZF
(Space.
Barely room to wear.

Enough, or. Sufficient room
Have I room to wear?
Have room for no more cargo
Have you room enoughfor

I have not room to heave-to -
sfp
Explosive rocket. War rocket

UZD Gun-cotton rocket.
UZE Have you any rockets?
tvy
(or, to)
UZS
are too near the rocks
iez
priest
igr
I will heave-to directly I
Vessel
You
from a Roman Catholic

visit
Roman cement
haz
shoal)
UZA
ge
Rocky coast.
Send boat
ut
Roman Catholic
Rocky bottom
Keep the rocks on
Near the rooks
UYZ
Rollers setting in
.ero
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal ahead

of you
hFb
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or. Shoal on your
port bow
HFD
starboard bow
hpe
Drove on the rocks
loe
Foul ground.
Roller.
fzm
HRK
book).
Roster
gzb
Lift rope
Man ropes
..qrm
rjx
Part
GBNBRAi; VOCABULARY.
II.
367
ROPERUN.
Rope Continued.
Manila rope
Mast rope
Old rope
Rope, or, Jacob's ladder
Send a rope on board
rmi
sqh
PUJ
gqv
wgy
Slip ropeVAB ^Tiller rope.

Top rope
VAC Veer a rope astern.
VAD
ropes
Wheel
^Wire rope.
xvm
Row.
VAS
VAT
ROW-ED-ING-BR.
To row guard.
VAU
Rowlock.
VAW
zcj
---
Yard rope
Rose.
VAR
zkq
uxs
Risen
Rise.
(A
line or series. )
rjt
Royal-ly-ty-ist.
Pore royal
Fore-royal yard
Main royal
Main-royal yard
Mizzen royal
Mizzen-royal yard
Roster
VAE
VAF
rot-ted-tinq.
VAG
ROTATE-D-ING-ION.
Dry
Rotten.
loq
VBC
mav
(Silver).
List
VBE
VBF
(Money)
auw
{Coin)
aux
ROUGH-LY-NESS.
I have had a rough passage
Royal
Royal yacht.
Royal Yacht Squadron
Royal yard.
^Very rough.
VAJ
Roumanian.
WPG
jvt
VAK
round-ed-ing.
hdn
Brace round
hdo
JCX
Come roundGet her head round as fast as possible,
Rubber.
VBG
VBH
Rubbish.
VBI
Damaged rudder.
Rudder.
fta
Balanced rudder
VBJ
NYU
Get her head round, or. Get her on the

other tack, or you will be on shore -LF
OCD
Going round
tno
Round-ed-ing the point
yxt
(Shape. )
VAM Round shot.
Rounds of Ammunitionfor
Rounds of ammunition for heavy
VAQ
cartridge
guns,
EGA
icy
lya
Row.
(Address. )
will
you
VBM Rudder head.

VBN Rudder iron.
VBO
assist
me
da
^Rudder post.
Vessel indicated has lost her rudder .rbe
VBP
rude-ly-ness.
VBQ
VBR
Rug.
VBS
ruin-ed-ing-ous.
VBT
RULE-D-ING.
VBX
Rum.
Rugged,
To RULE.
Rule (regulation).
VBW Rule of the road (at sea).
VBU
VBY
urq
(report).
RuN-NiNG. See also Ran.

A running fight
(miles indicated)
After running
1
Blockade runner
Chronometer has run down
miles an hour
Current runs
Routine.
Rebve-d-ing
.__ijv
(port indicated)
into
RuMOE
Rove.
Lost rudder.
Rudder chain
Rudder chock.
Rudder coat.
Rudder disabled;
efz
rout-ed-ing.
En route
VAP
VBK
VBL
Loss of, or.
^.hvs
Rounding the Cape

Wear short round.
Route.
Bl
pxi
--dai
Round about
VAN
VAO
steer
Jury rudder
Roumanian Colors.
rifle ball
oku
Gutta-percha
Rounds of
wqn
flag
Damaged rudder can not
Round.
src
RUB-BED-BING.
Rubbed off the copper
India rubber.
tdb
VAI
VAL
^--.qvm
bck
{Measure of weight)
Rouble (Paper)
VAH
Navy
ROTARY.
Rotary Engine
Rouble
gzb
VAY
VAZ
VBA ^Royal sheet.
VBD
ROTTOLO.
rwt
Rwu
Royal Navy, or. State Navy

Royal sail.
Royal salute.
Royal standard.
rot
rgo
rgp
VAX Royal Exchange,

Royal, or, State
utr
Resin-ous
Rosin.
-.-NIY
niz
umx
Mxs
.deh
gnf
GQ
kfy
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
368
II.
BUNSAFE.
Run Continued.
VCR
Bye.
VCS
S.
Current, or, Tide <vill run very strong

[indicate miles per hour, if necessary),
KGB
Do not run any
VBZ
VGA
the
I
sea.
have {or
tan the
^-ONM
indicated has) sunk
vessel indicated has)
blockade
have (or vessel

(or, run down) a vessel
I will run no risk
Let run. Let it run
VCB
UXT
risk
Pore runner
nja
land?
pz
Have, or. Has run (or, put) into
..uct
I can not run I must see it out.
I do not like to run in I prefer keeping
hk
uxz
qnw
Main runner.

Medicines have run short
My chronometer has rundown
roi
koq
gq
Ran
UHN
Ran against (or, foul of)
dsg
Ran, or, Run away
tjho
Ran clear
uhp
Ran iijto
dhq
Ran out
uhe
Run for Make for ___
rih
Run in (or, into).
Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and
.
VCD
VCE
VCF
VCG
VCH
VCI
VCJ
Run on board by
Run on shore.
Run on the beach. Beach
Run
Run
Saading,
we run for
gqu
the vessel,
PZS
(place indicated)
AWS
VCU
Sack-ed-ing.
VCW
Sacrifice-d-ing.
vex
VCY
Sad-ly-ness.
VCZ
Safe-er-est.
(See also Sate. )
All safe (saved)
Are your friends safe?
YKO
yq
does, or^
What
will the tide run?
XSP
What harbor
shall you run for?

ond
I have run my distance I shall
put her head off until
lgp
You run away from me.
When
VOL
VCM
Ring-ing
Rung.
(A Rung. )
(Coin)
VON
RUPTURE-D-ING.
vco
RUSH-ED-ING.
VCP
RussiA-N.
Bank
VCQ
VDA
VDB Is it safe?
VDC
Are not safe.

anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
with all winds (specify which wind, if
Is, or.
Is the
necessary)!
It is not safe to go so fast
It is not very safe where
uxo
chored
Rupee.
Russian Colors.
of Russia
-AUY
VDF
Safely..
VDG
VDH
VDI
you
_-_pb
ls
are an-
EIX
Landing safe, but very disagreeable-LCE

Not safe to go on with the crew at present
KDE
Not safe to risk making the land.
Only chance of safety
ikg
Safe anchorage
eld
VDB
VDJ
RUST-ED-ING-Y.
NEC
For the safety of

nhm
Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds
oz
I know of no safe harbor.
Rung.
dxw
Unsafe to run in until weather moder-
What
Saddlery.
Arrived safely
exy
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just at
slack water (or, at
tim,e indicated),
FVT
Boat is safe
grp
Can we anchor with safety? . ehs
Fears are entertained for the safety of
MUI
Underrun-ning-ran.
"Want warp run out
Sunday.
Saddle-d-ing.
Tide, or. Current will run very strong

(miles per hour may follow)
hgb
ates
spell-
(Measure of length),
Sabbath.
WTJA
VCK
TouNG.
VCT
Runners and tackles.

Running before the wind.
Running rigging.
Running under bare poles.
Shall
or,
new m,ethod of
ra.c
SWG
out
out a warp.
(Letter.)
(For
ing, see page 13.
Safely moored.
Safety.
Safety valve.
Safety valves out of order.
She is righted; she is safe
dye
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
369
SAFE SAIL.
Safe
Continued.
Shift your berth.

safe
VDK
VDL
VDM
Your berth
VEB
KT
Shorten sail it is not safe to go so fast.
The berth you are now in is not safe,
GHE
Sail Continued.
-I shall shorten sail.
I will show a light to-night when I make
Will
If
{Measure
Saschene.
sail
--
company
part
shall
of
awt
Loose
sails
eid
pvu
pvw
Sago.
pz j
pzk
Qsv
Raj
Lower studding
Lower topsail
RCG
RCh
ROY
bfh
RFN
RPP
RGQ
sail
.
Lugsail
VDO
VDP
VDQ
VDR
VDS
VDT
VDU
SAIL-ED-ING.
Mail has sailed

Mail steamer sails-ed
Mails go in sailing vessels
...vij
Say)
(See
Said.
To SAIL.
Am about to sail- -P, or. Code Flac; over p
Main staysail
Main topgallant sail
Main topmast staysail
Main topsail
Set your
Make more sail
sail.
sails.
gsb
Boat's sails
Book of Sailing Directions {indicate
gyx
place, if necessary)
Can not carry more sail.
hve
Canvas to repair sails
Damaged, or. Sprung mast; can not
Make,
Do you know anything
of strange sail?
VEC
VED
main topsail
Fore and aft sail
Foresail
Fore stay-sail
Fore-topgaUant sail
Fore-topmast staysail
^..myb
niu
,
niv
njd
njh
n jm
VDX
VDY
-How does {vessel indicated)

-How much sail?
I am about to sail,
Flag
VDZ
-I
I
VEA
am
going to
am,
or.
sail)
P, or,
sail {date
may follow).
They are ready
for sea {or, to

.
mean
7656409
24
UJM
Go
or.
dvn
VEG
VEH
VEI
VEJ
ewx
RXA
exb
sail.
Get ready for
sailing.
sea,
NYX
vay
sail --
Sail. {A
Sailcloth
Sailmaker.
Sail room.
Sailed for
Sailed from
Sailing collier
Sailing directions
necessary).
Sailing orders.
Sailing vessel
Sails from.
Sails shivering.
Set studding
Set topgallant
Set
sail.
ivo
Jap
{indicate place,
if
vxE
sails.
sails.
-Ntz
sails.
Shall I furl sails?
Shall, or, Will not sail.

Shall, or, Will sail.
Shorten sail.
Shorten sail; it is not safe to go so
Small
Code Flag over p
to carry sail all night.

I sail to-night--I shall keep under easy sail
I shall not furl sails
-I
sail?
ril
eit
ahead and drop a boat
.
My sails are all blown away {or, split).
^No use carrying so much

Royal
VEP
VEK
ntx
nkg VEL
Gaff foresail
nvf
Gaff mainsail
nvg VEM
Gaff -topsail
YEN
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
NYZ VBO
oha VEP
Great circle sailing
QO VEQ
Has the mail sailedfor
Have you a book of Sailing Directions?
RO VER
VES
0'2J
Headsail
owk VET
Hoist windsails
J^JO
Fore-topsail
Furl sails {or sails indicated)
RHA
rhd
RHE
Set sail
Prepare for
Fill
RGW
on board
Mizzen topgallant sail
Mizzen topmast staysail
Mizzen topsail
QBU
Easy sail. Keep imder easy sail... lew

Engines broken down obliged to proMCl
ceed under sail ---
or.
Make sail,
bh
carry sail
Do not furl sails.
VDW
..-egs
Mainsail split
sail.
Main course
Mainsail.
you a quick sailer?

Are
^Before sailing.
Before you
Bend a new
Bend
JQn
poz
pvs
pvt
Keep main topsail shivering

Keep mizzen topsail shivering
,
Light sail. Upper sail
Sag-ged-ging.
or,
we
you do not carry more
In making sail
:,
Intend to sail
Jigger royal yard and sail
Jigger topgallant yard and sail
Jigger topsail yard andsail
Jigger yard ajid sail
be safe?
"Will the soundings be a safe guide?.'WKZ
You are quite safe where you are. -UP
You must moor; it is not safe otherRZO
wise
it
length)
QEZ
sail
Sagene,
VDN
not
is
sail
Split all
Spritsail
XUR
ley
Staysail
nty
Storm
VDK
QSV
wob
woz
my sails
Sprung, or.
carry sail
Square sail
fast,
Damaged a mast; can not
Stop the sailing of

sail---
bh
wpn
^SE
wxi
wxv
Part
GENERAL VOCABTJLAEY.
370
II.
SAILSAND.
Continued.
Sail
Storm
Storm
Strange
Strange
Strange
to
(or
sail
WXY
indicated)
vessel
WYU
sail
indicated)
VFO
Salmon.
Take in light sails

Take in sail
Take in studding sails
Take in topgallant sails
There is a strange sail on
Saloon.
Saloon passenger.
Salt. Saline.
Boiler tubes salted
gwq
Can you supply me with salt beef
(number of casks indicated)"!
gda
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),
is
Gzx
xjn
vet
xjo
x jp
(bearing
em
indicated)
gia
This is my best point of sailing
This is not my best point of sailing. gib
_ xvs
Topgallant sail
Topgallant studding sail
xvt
Topmast staysail
Topmast studding
VFP
VFQ
VFR
lhm
xay
Studding sail
Studding sail bqoin
is
indicated) is
vessel
(or vessel
(or, was) in distress
Sti'ange
Sally port.
_:-_-WYT
HBT
from
sail -.
sail (or
bound
VFN
--WSF
staysail
trysail
WSG
xwa
sail
----XWB
Topsail
Trysail
....yda
Try rate of sailing
ycu
VFT
Salt
VFZ
Saltpetre.
VGA
Salute-d-inG.
Upper
--YFN
ygn
yhc
..lez
Qsi
xwh
topsail
Was to sail immediately
pdn
VEU Was to sail on the

VEW We, or, Vessel indicated sailed on the
We sail on the
sqr
VEX What is your best point of sailing?
VEY
When did you sail?

When do you propose sailing?
When does he (she, or indicated
SG
ZT
iêssel)
Why do you not

Windsail
VFA With sail
VGB
VGC Salvage.
Lloyd's Salvage Agreement
VGD Salvage demanded.
VGE Salvage officer.
VGF Salvage steamer.
all
VFB
zrv
VGI
.-
Same.
In the same.
In the same position
VGK In the same state as before.
VGL Is not the same.
VGM It or. They are the same.
VFC
VPD
Sailors' Home.
VFE
Saint.
VFG
Sake.
VFH
Salicine.
VFI
Sal-ammoniac.
VFJ
Salary-ied.
VFK
Sale. (See also Sell. )

Advertise cargo and day of sale
VFL
Have you anything for sale?
Sailor.
St.
nho
tpq
...knr
The same as
VGN
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
same
same
same
same
same
same
same
same
as usual
color
course
description _
kind as
thing.
time. At the
ymz
jbp
jzn
kwg
VGO
VGP
VGQ
VGR
way.
Will do the same.
VGS
Sampan.
VGT
Sample-d-in6.
qay
same
time.
of
VGW
dob
iae
Put
sov
flt
the sale
Sale by auction
VGU Samples can be seen.

Send sample
Cargo not salable
VFM Salable.
the same position
On the same day
San-ta.
For the sake of
off
tpo
is,
VBG
nyj
qwy
VGJ
set.
SaILMAKER
Am in want of sailmakers.
Can I get any sailmakers?
dvq
vaz
VGH Salvage voucher.
Not in
sail?
hot
fish.
Return salute
Royal salute
Shall I salute?
sail?
VEZ
Salt beef.
Salt butter
VFU Salt meat.

VFW Salt pork.
VFX Salt provisions.
VFY Salted-ing. To salt.
'
JMV
mgd
sajts
VFS
sails --Unbend sails

Under all sail
Under easy sail
Upper sail
Epsom
Samson
-VQG
post.
VGX Sanative. Sanitary.

VGY Sakction-ed-ing.
VGZ Can sanction.
VHA Is, or, Are sanctioned by.
VHB Sand-y.
A sandy beach
:
.FZN
Fart
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
371
SAND-SCHOOL.
Sand Continued.
Bar has, or. Sands have
Coarse bottom.
Continued.
Save
shifted
fvu
Coarse sand and stones,
HAX
*
On
a sand bank
Quicksand
fvd
ufg
Sand bag
Sand bank
Sand dredger.
Sand spit.
Sands, or. Bar shifted
Sandy bottom
Send for sand
fsl
fvh
VHC
VHD
Shifting sand.
VHE
VHF
Sane.
kcv

able
boats to save
Sank.
Life-saving (rocket) apparatus

Life- saving appliances
erh
Part of cargo saved

Passengers saved
iaw
life-boat to save crew

Shall I save the mail (or, post)?
Sanative
Sink-ing.
Sapeque, Cash,
Sardine.
VHK
Sardinia-n.
Sa^chene,
Savings bank.
Saw.
(See Sink.
VIH
or,
Le,
(See aZso See)
voa
Sawn.
saw
keb
Saw-ed-ing.
atc
Coin
or,
Sagene.
(Measure
of
AWT
length)
Say-ing. Said.
I decline to have anything further to do
eqo
(or, say) in the matter
I will repeat the message (or, what you
RQN
say)
pfe
It is impossible to say
Say nothing.
What did he say?
VIK
VIM
Sitting.
VHM Satisfy-ied-ing.
VHN Â very satisfactory
Credentials are not satisfactory
1
Credentials are satisfactory
I am not
kbz
kby
Who told
XMZ
(or, said so)?
VIN
Scald-ed-ing.
VIO
VIP
Scaling ladder.
Scale-d-ing.
satisfied".
working satisfactorily,
QSH
-.tam
Papers satisfactory
tan
Papers unsatisfEictor y
Light on
VHP
VHQ
fj
rfv
-..vox
^-
VIJ
VHJ
VHO
esl
tds
Saved.
VIP
Cross-cut
Sat.
NO
It will be a great saving.

It will be no saving.
Send
VHG Sanitary inspector.
crew
VID
VIE
VIG
VHL
send all availpassengers and
Sanity.
Sanitary.
VHI
iaf
Crew saved
I
fvu
hbf
...vpw
Cargo saved
is not
Satisfaction.
Satisfactory
-ily.
VIQ
Scant-y-iness.
Supply scanty
VIR
Scantling.
VIS
Scarce-it Y-N ess.

Fish very scarce
-
Scarcely (barely) Scarcely any
Scarcely necessary.
Scarcely perceptible.
Scarcely prudent to land.
landing on the beach
,
Scarcely visible
There is a great scarcity.
The appearance is not satisfactory, .esf

esg
The appearance is satisfactory
VHR
Saturate-d-ing-ion.
VHS
VHT
Saturday.
Before "Saturday.
Last Saturday
xew
VIU
VIW
-QGJ
VIZ
are) scarcely
There
Was very scarce.
VJA
Scarf,
VJB
Scarlatina.
VJC
Scarlet.
VHU Next Saturday.

VHW Saturday morning.
VHX Saturday night.
VHY Saturn.
VIX
VIY
VHZ
Sauce.
VIA
Sausage.
VIB
Savage.
VIC
Save-ing.
dxr
All on board saved
dxw
All safe (saved)
Rey
Can not save the ship take people off,
Table sauce.
nbr
__fwp
epv
Not easy
Fzx
viw
is (or,
or,
Scarph-ed-ing.
To scarph
Scarlet fever
VJD
VJE
VJF
Cargo expected to be saved
Scattter-ed-ing.
Schedule-d-ing.
Forward a schedule.
Schepel.
NB
hzu
VJG
School.
-MWR
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
372
Part
II.
SCHOOLMASTERSEA.
Screw Continued.
Screw propeller damaged
VJH
Schoolmaster.
VJI
Schooner.
Four-masted schooner. Three-masted schooner.
VJK
VKI
VKJ
Screw steamer (horsepower to follow, if

necessary).
well.
Screw
VJL
Sciencb-tific-ally.
VJM
VJN
Scintillating light.
VJO
Scope.
VJP
More scope.
VKL
mde
scope
Not enough
Give more scope,
cable.
VJQ
Too much scope.
VJR
Scorbutic-ALLY.
VJT
SCOBN-ED-ING-FTTL-LY.
Scout- ED-iNG.
Scout, or,
Lookout vessel
VJX
VJY
Scrap iron.
VJZ
SCBAPE-D-ING.
VKA
VKB
VKC
VKD
SCEAPEB.
Scrub-bed-ing.
scud-ded-ding.
Obliged to scud
smx
VKS
Scupper.
Lee scuppers
qmp
Scrutiny-ise-d-ing.
^
VKT
scurrilous-ly.
VKU
Scurvy.
VKW
scuttle-d-ing. to scuttle.
Leak at the scuttle
VKX
SCRATCH-ED-ING.
(A
To SCREEN.
screen.
quiet
sea.
oil
it
Are you ready for
qjx
Sea.
Apparatus for casting

^Screen.
sea?
on the sea to
erf
UJH
Fiu
.'
Screw.
Attempted to put to sea
Calm sea
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it ..htn
Can be fished at sea
ncg
Can damage be repaired at sea?
ba
Can you be ready for sea by (or, in)
(Propeller)
vkh
Auxiliary screw
fob
Boss of screw
hao
Can you lift your screw?
Connect your screw (or, propeller) .jph
Disconnect
VKF
hkq
scruple-ulous-ly.
At
VKE
-_gyd
VKP
VKQ
VKR
(jzx
Scrap.
SOREfeN-ED-ING.
isa
Scrubbing brush
EOC
SCORCH-ED-ING.
VJW
Three blades of propeller broken. ..gmb

Twin screw
.
yfk
Twin-screw steamer
i
tfl
Two blades of propeller broken
gmc
What weight is your screw?
Screw bolt
VKO
VJS
SCOTCH-MAN.
era
wqy
'
VKM Screw. (Fi^ fastening).

Clamping screw
VKN Screw-ed-ing. To screw.
HRM
Anti-scorbutic
VJU
Screw aperture
Starboard screw
Scissors.
Enough
tyx
Screw shaft.
lda

ldc
Have lost screw, or. Screw disabled -MS
Have you a spare screw?
Hawser fouled screw
OPU
How many blades have you to your
screw?
GLX
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
qob
Lift your screw. _.
__
.-.qrn
Lost all propeller blades of screw. -Gly
screw propeller
glz
Lost screw propeller
rax
One blade of propeller broken
gma
One screw disabled; can work the
other
VKG
VKH
Mw
Port screw
Require diver to clear Screw
toz
Screw frame (or, banjo)

Screw passage.
Screw (propeller).
fug
lid
fk j
uo
UJL
Cargo so badly stowed,

worthy
am
not sealAG
Considerable sea
...up
Damage can be repaired at sea
be
Damage can not be repaiired at sea (or
at place indicated)
bf
Deep-sea lead
kqs
at place indicated)
bf
Enemy is at sea
lzb
Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
I
NYX
Gone to sea
Have you tried the temperature
sea?
Head sea
Heavy sea. Much sea
I am, or. They are ready
_.
do not
xNF
oqk
UQ
for sea (or, to
ujM
sail)
OCG
of the
like to
the sea
run in
I prefer
keeping
vca
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
373
SEASECT.
Sea
Continued.
and ready for sea

xjjo
Machinery broken down irreparable at
sea
EDV
Mnch swell on
ur
Not much sea
us
Not ready for sea
ujr
Proceed to sea
txe
Put to sea
.-;
UDC
Put to sea at once get an offing
mq
Ready for sea
ujt
Report when ready for sea
u y
Search Continued.
Keep the search
Is refitted
electric light
VLW
VLA
Sea of
Sea port.
Sea room.
Sea service.
Sea sick-ness.
Seaman.
VLH Seaward.
VLI
Seaworthjr.
VLB
VLC
VLD
VLE
VLF
VLG
(or,
were) ready for

UJZ
'-
Shipped a sea.
Smooth the sea by pouring oil on it.HTN

wqi
Stand out to sea
-_
xac
Struck by a heavy sea
.-.xnj
The temperature of the sea is
uv
Too much sea.vw
Very heavy sea
Was getting ready for sea
VLK
VLM
VLN
VLO
Seal.
VMA
(Animal. )
see
page
Qhy
Second of latitude
Second of longitude
VMH
Qzh
Secret.
Secret message.
VMJ Secret order.
VMI
Secretly, Secrecy.
The following communication

-SUC
or,
message)
is
(signal,
private (or, secret),
HX
The following
signal
is
in cipher and
IQV
pzy
secret
"^lg
In want of seamen.
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac

Merchant seaman
No seamen to be had.
Ordinary seaman
*The cipher will be continued until ended

by the person signaling making the
lhg
Qwz
men
UNX
nar
Seaport
vlc
SEARCH-ED-ING.
To SEARCH.
Have been searched.

searched?
Have you been
you searched?
hoist IQS
= cipher is ended.
VML
Secretary-ship.
Admiral's secretary
Colonial Secretary
-DKO
JBM
Military secretary
rua
VMN
Secretary of Legation.
bpy
._.svd
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea-
VLU Have
vli
not sealAG
Second. (The second.)

I can not make out the second flag-NDo
iSH
Second class
ndq
Second flag in hoist indistinct
Second mast.
Second mate (or, officer)
zao
Second week in
Secondary.
secret*
Seamen's and Firemen's Union
VLS
VLT
am
To second.
Second-ed-ino.
To be kept
Distressed seaman
VLR
58.
Seam-ed-ing.
mco
mcp
(A second of time.
For seconds of arc and time,
cxe
Able seaman. A. B
Brigade of seamen. Naval Brigade -HIA
VLQ
owe
Seaweed.
VMD
VME
VMF
VMG Second.
Seaman
VLP
Seaworthy
VMK
SEAL-ED-ING. To SEAL.
Open sealed orders
Sealed orders.
OQX
nbx
nbz
Seat-ed-ing.
Boiler working on seating
Engine seating loose
Engines working on seating
is
When
When
Keep
lvh
qgk
VLZ
nzf
ux
the sea like?
lmp
the sea has gone down
will you be ready for sea?---DKB
or,
.-.^...
Next season.
Not this season.
VMB
VMC
sea
'What
Season.
A healthy season
Fishing season
Good season for fish
Last season
Cargo so badly stowed,

worthy
Ships indicated are
VLJ
on,
VLX
VLY
VKY
VKZ
on
Searchlight, or. Electric projector. -Lvi

...ymt
Use your searchlight
'
Rale,of the road (ai sea)

VBW
Sea anchor. Floating anchor
eic
Sea boots
hag
Sea breeze
hgo
Sea cock.
Sea going-gone down.
Sea inlet choked
ipq
Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken {or,
damaged).
awo
Sea mile. (Knot)
light
'
Secretary of Lloyd's
Secretary of the Navy's,
flag
--
QXA
or,
VMC Secretary of Statefor.

Secretary of the Admiralty
VMF Secretary to (or, of).
VMQ Secretary's office.
VMR Sect.
Admiralty
DLS
dlx
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
374
II.
SECTIONSEED.
VMS
See
Sbction-al.
Midship section
VMT
qrv
light?
Hoist your flags where best seen . . .nde

How did the laud bear when last seen?
Secure-ly-ity.
Are you secured?

Have, or, has been secured.
Have you secured?
I have secured.
VMZ Is sufficiently secure?
Mast is securedVNA Secure-d-ing. To secure.
VNB Shall, or, Will secure
VMU
VMW
VMX
VMY
Continued.
Have you seen the
rtk
it
rmh
(or',;be
VNP
VNQ
VNR
Sbe-ing.
To
Admiral,
can not distinguish (or, see)

can not run; I must see it out
have not seen.
have not seen the land.
have seen.
I saw it very plainly.
Plainly
or.
the
the land. Land in sight (place indicated, if necessary)

QDy
I shall stand in for the land as long as I
can see
qdz
I wish to see you before yon go on shore,
I see
see.
mark
LHA
_.
DLB
htb
Call upon, or, See
Could
distin-
I saw the land bearing (and time, if

necessary).
I saw war vessel disguised off .len
VNT I saw (vessel indicated) on
VKS
cyr.
lgz
vbz
secured).
see.

you (or person indicated)
dla
Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you (or,
) as soon as convenient,
VND Can,
Can see
VNE Can, or.
--_msz
I
I
I
I
I
guishable
VNC
EH
How far can light be seen?.
(or,
Could you
beacon)
rli
see?
Can you see the mark (or, beacon) V.gaf

Cannot see the mark
rlj
Clearly seen
Desire to see
VNU
OCN
I wish to see you on shore.

In what latitude did you see?
Neither seen nor heard
_itl,
qhr
orm
speak) to
kwn VNW Nothing in sight.
Did not see
observe).
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels ..tcr
observe)?
VNG Did you see
Pirate reported (or, seen) off
tkr
Did you see a brig?
hgw
Samples can be seen
vgu
VNH Did you see a ship on the
off the)?
Sa,w, Seen
voa
nd
Saw boat (indicate place and time if
VNI Did you see anything of (ship indinecessary)

gue
cated)'!
Saw derelict in latitude longitude
Did you see her capsize?
hvx
JH
VNJ Did you see the signal?
Saw enemy's ship
cruiser) off (or
Do you intend to see?-.
por
in latitude and longitude indicated),
VNK Do you see the land? (direction indiKPD
cated if necessary)
Saw enemy's ship
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 steerGlad to see
that)
oas
ing
NET
Glad to see you (or, person named) .oat
Saw torpedo boat
boats) (number,
Have
has) been seen
observed),
if necessary) at (or, near
.XT
SNF
VNY See a ship (indicate direction).
Have not seen the captain
hwz VNZ See smoke in (direction indicated).
Have seen the captain
hxa VGA Seen. Saw.
VNL Have you seen?
Seen nothing of your boat
gup
Have
(or,
(or,
VNF
(or,
(or,
._
(or,
(or,
it (o^',
(or,
(or,
(or,
) . -
you seen a (or, the) collier? _ _jao

Have you seen a derelict vessel?
jg
Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?
VOB
Seldom seen
Should you see
To see you.
If so, report their

nationalities.
wrecked
(or,
in distress)?
VNO
RBP
Vessel seen is a privateer

vxw
did not see the light
QSO
What land did you see? What land do
you take it to be?
qeu
When did you see?
When did you see the land?
RX
When first seen
nbm
When last seen ._
qgy
When ought I to see (or, sight)
Wish to see you.
We
voc
VOD
VOE
VOF
Seed.
zu
heard) anything of
my boat?
r
fb
Have you seen disabled steamer? _ . .mv
Have you seen Lloyd's agent?
qwj
Have you seen the captain?
hxb
Have
names and
Have you seen any torpedo boats?. ..xr

Have you seen any vessels since your
departure?
_,.
ktu
Have you seen (or, heard) of a vessel
Have you seen
von
orn
hear)
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is

vxu
Vessel seen(or, indicated)lost her masts,
TJ
VNM Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-ofwar?
(or,
(or,
you, or. Has

(vessel indicated)
seen the convoy?
JUQ
Have you seen the land?
Cotton seed
.JXT
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
375
SEEKSEND.
VOG
VOH
Continued.
Sought.
Seek-ing.
Send^
Is
(or, send) me a pilot?
Tiw
there a pilot to be had?
Can you get

Seem-ed-ing.
It seems-ed
{or,
esb
appears-ed)
VPD
vol
Seine.
VOJ
Seining party.
{JVet.
Can you send
Can you send a boat ?

Can not send a boat
azq
Seer.
VPC
GSi
ex
kta
Demand has been sent
Do not send.
Do not send boats ashore after dark. GST
Endeavor to send a
line
by boat
(cask,
ka
kite, or, raft)
VOK
VOL
Great risk in sending aboa;t-..4
Seize-d-ing-ur^.
Has been seized.
Vessel and cargo have been seized -HXU

Will be certainly seized (or, captured),
VPE
VPP
HXW
hxy
Will perhaps be seized
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture)
Not often
Seldom.
VOM Seldom happens.

VON Seldom seen.
VOP
VOQ
To
(See also
sell.
of)
VOR
Can you
Is the
(or,
wjb
VOX
VPL
iba
Where would my
Would my cargo
sell
IBM
sell ?
here (or at place
ibp
L.zjb
Semaphore
Semaphore.
station.
semaphore to you.
I am going to
semaphore signal
Senate
(or.
VPN
wcq
vo
VOZ
Senator-ial.
VPA
Send.
Account sent
Account sent
An
is
deu
not correct
opportunity for sending letters to
Better not send

Bring-to I will send a boat
Can I send my sick to hospital
quarters)?
;
Can send.
Can send boat
gin
Hix
----OYQ
gsh
GUJ
..yvj
QOd
eqn
(or, sick
ide
...
dozen cases of
Send a
Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
dfo
Send all available spars for to - -FOK
dpn
Send an (or, your) account
Sending, Sent an anchor and cable -EJN
Send an anchor and cable off immediately
bjm
(indicate if more than one)
enk
Send an answer (or, reply)
guk
Send an armed boat
mhd
Send an escort to (or, for)
mlh
Send an excuse
Send an express with the following inPOH
telligence
SPO
Send an oflacer to (or, for)
is
Europe (or, to
Anything to send
Send a steftmer.
Sent a water boat

Sending a water boat
Send account
det
correct
FH
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed

YDP
out)
ozr
House of Lords)
sty
gtm
send a boat---:
..-URO
send a reply
tjg
send you a pilot
Are to be sent.
Letters must be sentto (or, by)--Q0L
QRJ
Lifeboat sent for
May I send ?
May I send a sick person to see your
wl
^
surgeon?
Must I send ?
No means of sending.
..srz
Opportunity to send ----suj
Orders have been sent
tji
Pilot has been sent to you
Send a boat (or, boats) (number, if necI will
I will
I will
Is, or.
VPM
auz
(Coin)
NO
essary).
Semidiameter.
Sen.
crew
have not sent.
I have sent.
I send an order for
I
GUi
Send aboat within hail
lpg
Send a duplicate
QUT
Send a line
Send a message.
-OZE
board.
Send a responsible person on
Send a responsible person on shore. tgv
GQV
Send a rope on board
Selvage.
You may work the semaphore
VPB
VPK
Vessel will be sold.cargo
Repeat the
VOY
VPJ
flu
indicated)r
will be sold
VOW
iay
yet sold
Wreck
VOU
VPI
Sold.
Soldby auction
The cargo is not
VOT
iau
cargo sold?
sold
Sell cargo as soon as possible
VOS
available boats to save passengers and
disposing
Must be
CE
..
spy
Sold and
me have) any
you can
HXZ
SRV
sell (or, let
gte
Heave-to; I will send a boat
I am aground; send, what immediate
assistance
dim
Sale.)
An opportunity for selling
am sending you some newspapers_SHR

I am sinking (or, on fire) send all
Select-ed-ing-ion.
Selling.
Have, or, Has sent.

Have you sent ?
VPG
VPH
Self-acting-.*
GSZ
VPO
VPQ
to (or, for).
-Sending, Sent an officer
Fcz
Send ashoreto (or, for) ---Send back.
Send
bagfor
fsm
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
376
II.
SENDSENIOR.
Send Continued.
Send boat at
Send boat to {or,
Send boats fit {or,
gul
GUN
for)
suitable) for landing

fi
passengers
gum
Send boat for telegram
fgn
Send boat to assist
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or,
GUO
gup
GUQ
gur
shoal)
Send
Send
Send
Send
Send
boat to take off the crew

boat to tow
boat with hawser _.
tqp
by post
by rail
Send the duplicate

Send the following articles
Send the letter bag on shore {or
sel
VQK
VQL
length
Send following telegram to owners
to Mr.
) at
at
Send for despatches
{or, letters)
{or to vessel in direction pointed
YDP
ydq
VQM Sender.
VQN Sending.
To
send.
.-VRD
Sent
tqe
Sent by post.Shall I send message by telegraph ?-rqs
Shall I send you a tug?
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
VQO
VQP
Telegraph to my owners to send my

ters to me at
LJW
Want you to send me
a pilot
Who sent the orders?
let-
.Tiw
.fl
We will endeavor to send a line .-.quw
sum
VQB Will be sent.
Will send.
Will send boat
VQT Will send for a pilot.
Will send you a pilot
VQU Will you send?
VQW Will you send for him
suw
--
VQS
me
djo
Send your demands to {or, for)--.KTE
kxb
Send your despatches -_
Send your letters
QR
jw
Send
Sending, Sent tug

'Send your address to
{or,
Send for the towline

quv
Sending for the towline.
Send for water.
Send immediate assistance
^
db
Send immediately to {or, for)
pdl
Send instructions
pnk
fj
Send list of defects
krf
Send me a boat from the shore (a shore
QUH
boat)
out)
VPS
fsn
me
for.
Send for my letters.

Send for orders
VPT Send for passenger.
VPU Send prisoner.
VPW Send for sand.
to ves-
._
Send to the Admiral's office

dlk
OYV
Send to the hospital
Send tug {indicate if more than one) to
wz
XA.
-Lph
ezh
Send the mate off

ems
Send the steward.
{ship or place indicated)
Send to
for
it
indicated)
wy
>
signal letters, instead of writing
VPX
VPY
Send the
length
XB
owners {or, to Mr.
...
) at
xa
post to owners {or, to Mr.
) at
by
Send
VQJ
ezj
vpn
{ship indii---IBY
cated)
:
,--1Jxo
cot
descriptions
kwf
dinner for
lav
iaz
flats to discharge cargo
following message by post to owners {or, to Mr.
) at
Send following message by signal letters
through the telegraph, instead of at
VPR
VQI
UGX
-Send carpenters on board
Send
Send
Send
Send
Send
VQH
Send Continued.
Send ship's articles
Send steamer.-Send telegram.
Send tents on shore.
Will you send

Will you send
gvi
tjg
{or, it, or,
me some
off lighters as fast as pos-
sible?
VQX
'
You are to sendto {or, for).

Your
{or vessel indicated) a pilot,
letters
her)?
newspapers?
SHT
were sent by the
RC
QOS
TJQ
VPZ
VQA
Sendmeapolice officer. Want police yn

Send more.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
Send my keys {or keys indicated)

by signal letters
xb
Send my orders on to {place indicated)
SUN
Send on board to {or, for)
gqw
Send on shoreto {or, for)
...fcz
Send passenger.
Send pilot to
{vessel indicated).
Send receipt to {or, for )
ule
Send reply to my message to signal sta-
VQB
VQC
VQD
VQE
VQF
VQG
SCQ
tion at
Send report
Send returns
of.
VQY
Senior-ity.
According to seniority
den
Admiral, or. Senior officer has commands
for you -DKP
Admiral, or. Senior officer has no com-
mands
for
you
Admiral,
or.
Senior officer has requested,
Admiral,
Admiral,
about
Admiral,
or.
or.
Senior officer intends .dks

Senior officer is generally
or.
Senior officer is
Admiral,
or,
Senior officer
is
on board
is
on shore,
DKR
dkt
of.
oflE
{or at),
DKU
{or,
at)
DKV
Admiral,
or,
Senior officer
Admiral,
or.
Senior officer wishes. .dky
DKW
of.
Send samples
DKQ
Part
377
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
SENIOR SET.
Senior Contirtued.
Admiral, or, Senior
oflScer
tnOW
DKZ
Admiral,
you
or.
Senior of&cer wishes to see

yon as soon as convenient to yourself,
Admiral's, or. Senior officer's memo.DLC

Admiral's, or. Senior officer's order.DLE
Have you not seen the admiral {or, senior
VQZ
JEO
QPY
(or,
the
name
of the admiral (or
Where is the admiral (or,

Sennit.
VRC
Senseless-ly.
VRD
VRE
VRF
VRG
Sent.
VRK
senior officer) ?
SJ
Serve- dîng.
VRZ
Servitude.
Penal servitude
VSA-
Seevia-n.
separated.
(or,
they) separate?
VRM
VXIN
Next
Septeihber.
Ser.
Ser.
(Measure of weight)
Blue serge
Service.
Active service
Army Service Corps
riiz
ewf
vsc
VSD
Session.
czv
VSE
Set-ting.
To
set.
Current sets offshore

Current sets onshore
Ebb
1
seta
azf
Engines can be
baq
Flood
Has winter
MBC
NFM
(or,
set in at
set in at
low, if necessary)
Hurricane not
Make more
you seriously (or,

kld
----.
dangerously)
bn
am very seriously damaged
have
ill?
sail.
ZGF
lso
Set your
nfq
(date to folP-A^M
RIL
mt
or,
ut
R
veo
Jzu
yep
yeq
VSF
set
RYK
Set sail
Rollers setting in
Set sail. Make sail
Set studding sails
Set the courses
Set topgallant sails
sails
Set
Serious-ly-ness.
fRL
Badly, or. Seriously wounded
aw
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt7- - ;
Boiler leaking seriously
-,v^^
Damage serious (particulars to follow,
-.--:, -?^^
if necessary)
-LSM
time,
trade wind)

How will the flood set?
Make,
short
sets
in?
Series.
kfz
.-KGA
hours. bd
set right in a
the monsoon
Had
gop
Servian Colors.
(or. Her) Majesty's Service-RHS

People going on service to take their
lau
dinners with them
uaw
Public service
yle
Sea service
(Useful.)
Serviceable.
Sergeant.
Sergeant-maj or.
How many
-TPI
On His
Serge.
--SPN
gxb
serviceable
RHP
His, or. Her Majesty's Service
It will be of great service (or. use) -OHL
Separate-d-ing-ion.
gio
Better separate
If we separate we may have a chance of
mgy
escape
Were
Servant.
VRY
Sentinal.
or.
yrp
VRL
VRS
VRX
Sentence-d-ing.
Was,
---vro
Sergeant-major
(See Send).
When did you
HM
ihu
Certificate of service
IRQ
Civil Service
lih
Divine service
gxa
Had only boilers serviceable
Have only one (or number shown) boiler
September.
About September the
Beginning of September.
End of September.
VRO
VRP
VRQ
Sergeant
VSB
VRH Separator.
VRI
VRJ
Sense-ible-y.
Sentry.
wuk
damaged
Vessel seriously damaged wish to

fer passengers.-
dlo
senior officer)?
VRA
VRB
seriously
DKX
ner
lcb
ill.
Officer's servant
senior officer) requests

the pleasure of your company to dinis
Stem
rwh
The admiral
Seriously
VRW There has been a serious riot at trans-
J-DLH
senior
Senior commander
Senior lieutenant
Senior officer.
What
VRU
fka
(or, senior
officer)?
,
--Ske
._
Serious attack
Serious disaffection in
DLG
officer)?
MSi
ill
Is it serious?
Nothing serpus
or.
DLB
seriously
VRT
dla
(or person indicated)
Admiral,
Mr.
Serious Continued.
I heard that some of your family were
wishes to
-Set up rigging.
kge
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
378
II.
SETSHALL.
Set
Continued.
What is
VSG
Shackle
the set and rate of current
tide)?
Will set in.
Winter has regularly
With
set in at
With- some assistance I shall be able to

dp
set things to rights
VTG
Shade-d-ing-y.
The temperature in the shade
What
VSH
(A
Set.
VSJ
Settle-d-ing-ment.
VTH
To
Affairs appear
peaceful)
Crank shaft
Crank shait broken
Engine shaft
more
settled (look
more
doz
Flaw
settled (or, arranged) ...epg
Intermediate shaft
Has been
Main shaft broken

Main shaft broken in stem tube
Must have a new shaft.
or,
settled
settled.
with the Emigration
Settle everything--
LXK
exd
VTI
esy
mjp
VTJ
VSL
Settlement.
VSM
VSN
Settler.
(A
colony.)
VTK
Seven-th-ly.
Seventeen-th.
Several-lt.
ay
Boiler burst several men killed
Boiler burst several men wounded- - az
mah
Several engagements
qeg
Several lives lost
Several missing.
vxn
Several shipsSeveral (or number indicated) sick on
;
vsu
vsw
vsx
VSY
vsz
VTA
VTB

gcj
Several vessels in sight.
Several years.
Spoke several vessels during the passage.
Severe-ly-ity.
Crops have suffered severely
Heavy, or. Severe gale
-Not severe.
Propeller shaft broken

Radius shaft
Screw shaft Shaft bearing
Shaft broken.
Shaft coupling bolts broken
Shaft trunk.
Spare shaft
Starting shaft
Tail shaft
Thrust shaft
Thrust shaft broken
Tunnel shaft
Tunnel shaft broken -
Severe engagement
Severe fracture
Severe loss.
Severe squall not far
Severely bruised
kdw
-NVZ
.-ME
.kgt
MR
ugm
vki
gbp
gyp
wmf
wrh
lyo
xiz
xrm
xrn
ydw
--.ydx
Shake-n-ing. Shook.
Shake the reefs out
-UMP
Shaku.
Avru
Shall
(Measure of length.
off;
look sharp -PZ
hkj
Sewer-age.
(or.
Will)
era
bvh
It (or persons or things indiBVi
cated) shall (or, will) beHe, She, It (or persons or things indishall
will)
bvj
cated)
(or,
not
He, She, It (or person- s or things indibvk
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per-
He, She,
sons or things
mai
npk
Sew-ed-ing.
Has she sewed?
indicated)'}
How shall (or, will) I?

How shall (or, will) you?
I shall (on will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
I shall (or, will)
VTO
Sex.
VTD
Sextant.
If
VTE
Shackle.
If
VTF
Shackling.
he
(she,
it,
--_
gye

shackles indicated
hrp
he (she,
bxr
BXS
bxt
bxu
CIO
be
do
have
if I can
not
not be
not do
not have
bgh
bnd
brq
bks
cip
BGI
bne
brs
byp
Shackle bolt
gqx
board
VST
VTL
-Kbq
mba
neh
pqv
in shaft
Have,
Office
Is all settled (or, arranged)?
Is the appointment settled?
VSR"
KBP
(or, defective)
Amicably
Have you
VSQ
xnh
Shaft.
settle. {See also
Arrange. )
VSP
is
the temperature in the shade?
xnm
Set of flags.
vso
is
set of.)
VSI
VSK
ku
shackles specified---
-ZGK
vfa
all sail set
ykv
hrz
Unshackle cables.
Veer more cable, or, Veer to number of
-KGJ
,-
Comtinued.
Unshackle-d-ing
(or,
or things indibyq
---BZN
bzo
If they shall (or, will) -CAQ
it,
or person
Paet
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
379
SHALL SHANK.
SB.A.hij Continued.
If we shall (or, will)
If we shall (or, will) not--..
If you shall (or, will).
.
It shall (or, will)
Itshall (or, will) be -
It shall {or, will) be done
It shall {or, will) not be
Nothing shall
Shall Continued.
car
cbj
cbk
cda
cdb
ciq
bgt
bnt
bgu
bnu
skf
cm
Shall
Shall, or-. Will be
Shall, or. Will do (or, be done)
Shall, or. Will have
j
Shall, or. Will have done {or,
_bha
bnw
brw
been
BNX
done)

-__ bwd
or things indicated) ?Shall, or. Will he (she, it, or persons
ewe
or things indicated) do {or, be done)?
Shall, or.
BWF
bwg
or things indicated) have? _
bwh
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or persons
bwi
or things indicated) not do {or, be
Shall, or.
bwj
done)?-'
Shall, or,

or things indicated) not have?--BWK
CIS
Shall, or. Will his (her-s, its)?
Cit
Shall, or. Will I (my, mine)?
bhc
Shall, or, Will I be?
brx
Shall, or. Will I have
-Riu
Shall I make?bktShall, or. Will I not have?
bwd
Shall, or. Will it
ciu
Shall, or. Will not
bed
Shall, or. Will not be?
Shall, or. Will not do {or, be done)-.BNY
brz
Shall or. Will not have
Shall, or. Will not have done {or, been
-----BNZ
civ
this)?
done)
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
That,
That,
or. Will that {or,

ciw
or. Will the?
bhe
or, Will there be?
or. Will these {or, those)? ---Cix
ciy
or. Will they (their-s)?
bhf
or, Will they be?
boa
or. Will they do it?
cxz
or. Will theynot?
BOC
or, Will they not do it?
---CJa
(our-s)?
or. Will
bhg
be?
or. Will
cjb
not?
or. Will
zax
or. Will weigh
CJD
or, Will you-r-s?
bhi
or. Will you be?
bod
or. Will you do it?
rzf
or. Will you moor?
-,. . cje
or, Will you not?
bhj
or, Will you not be?- _
boe
or, Will you not do it?
CLN
or, This shall (or, will) be
or. This shall {or, will) not be-CLO
we
we
we
cmu
shall (or, will) CMV
shall {or, will) be
CMW
CMX
shall {or, will) not be
cjf
They shall (or, will)
bhz
They shall {or, will)' be
-CJG
They shall {or, will) not
bia
They shall {or, will) not be
cjh
shall {or, will)
bir
shall (or, will) be
shall {or, will) have ---..'..^.--Bsu
Cjl
bis
bsv
shall (or, will) not have
What, or, Which shall (or, will)I?-CQK
What, or, Which shall {or, will) I {or,
There
There
There
There
We
We
We
We
We
We
we) do?
What,
or,
shall {or, will) I {or,
we) have
What, or. Which
(or,
shall {or, will)
they) do?
What,
{or,
CQL
,t-
Which
or.
Which
shall (or, will)
CQO
cpQ
they) have?
When shall (or, will)?

When shall (or, will) be
When shall {or, will) he (she,
OQM
you
CQN
you
CRS
it or,
per-
cKt
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? --CRU

CKV
you) do?
crw
When shall {or, will) I have?
When shall (or, will) it be done? .-CEX
cry
When shall (or, will) they?
CRZ
csa
have?
When shall
When shall
When shall
Where
Where
Where
{or, will)
(or, will)
we have?
{or, will)
you be?
csb
csd
you?
shall (or, will)?

shall (or, will) he (she,
ctk
ctl
it,
or
ctm
persons or things indicated) ?
Where shall {or, ,will) I {or, we)---CTN
cto
ctp
Where shall {or, will) they?
Where
shall (or, will) they (or, you)
CTQ
cte
have?
shall {or, will) you?
shall (or, will)?
shall {or, will)?
shall (or, will) not?
shall (or, will)
shall (or, will) be
shall (or, will) have
shall (or,, will) not
shall {or, will) not have
Where
Where
Where
Who
Why
Why
You
You
You
You
You
You
VTM Shallow-ing-est. {See also Shoal.

VTN Is the water shallow?
VTO Shallow water
VTP Shallowest water is
VTQ The water is shallow.
VTR Shame-ful-ly.
cts
ctu
zef
cvr
cvs
ojk
bjk
-Btf
CJL
bjl
btg
is.
Shank.
Shank of anchor
- -
ehg
380
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
SHAPE SHIP.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
381
SHIP.
Ship
Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel ---
Barque
Barquentine
Battleship
Brig
Brigantine
Clipper
Coast-defense ship
Coasting -trade ship.
fyx
HGv
Torpedo gunboat
xwu
jxi
key
KYO
Enemy's ship
Felucca
mvo
Fire ship (or, raft)

First ship
Fishery steamer
Five-masted ship
Flagship
Foreign-going ship
mzw
Frigate Full-rigged ship
Government-hired vessel
Armor-clad ship
oys
evs
Hospital ship
Ironclad.
Ketch
Large
low)
Light-ship.
(Estimated tonnage
Light- vessel
Mail steamer
Man-of-war _
Merchant ship {or, steamer)
Mortar vessel
Passenger ship
Petroleum ship
Pirate
Privateer
Rear ship
Sailing ship.
Salvage steamer
Schooner
Scout, or. Lookout vessel
Screw steamer
Ship of war
Slaver
Sloop
Small ship. Small craft.

tonnage to follow)
Square-rigged ship
Steamship. Steamer
Steam trawler
Steel-built ship
Storeship
Tank steamer
Telegraph ship
Three-masted schooner
Timber ship
gpv
(or, ship)
By the
next ship.
Cannot save the ship
take people
Chamber of Shipping
lag
ikb
Clean ship
ist
Could she (ship indicated) have got to

ofd
any place of shelter?kcp
Crew have left the ship
kcx
Crew will not leave the ship
kol
Deadworks of a ship
krm
Defend ship
? _ . .QKP
Did you leave many ships at
Did you (or ship indicated) receive any
kjf
damage?
nd
Did you see a ship in distress?
Did you see a ship on the (or, off the) ?
QFP
Qtg
Did you see anything of
RFk
kpl
(ship
AC
until the tide
ad
has ebbed
Do not have anything to do with
thg
tkp
ger (or
s/iip
indicated)
Do you think we ought to pass
twl
ukn
this distressed condition?

Does embargo extend to ships
vgf
flag?
-Dress ship.
VXI
Each ship
Enemy's ship
'^Ji
--Qzx
vkj
kpl
wgb
(Estimated
WTI
xkl
xmd
vjk
xtg
a ship in
nb
under
Lwc
lzk
NCZ
Flagship
Foreign-going ship
From the guardship
nkq
Funnel of ship is
Goods are shipped
ntp
get
Has she
kbc
stran-
..WYE
lqy
(or, cruiser)
,-WHB
wtl
wxt
vnh
indi-
VNI
cated)^
Do not abandon the ship

Do not abandon the ship
rpz
saq
tdq
wte
off,
NB
Cargo must be shipped
to fol-
wpm
possible,
hid
VXH
QAE
ship.
vg
fjh
Bring the ship in as close as
wth
-RHQ
in sight
kpb
ship
Her Majesty's
ZKi
Athwart ship
Board steamer
ojb
gtb
ojv
Gun vessel
Whaleship.
(or ship indicated) aground

ch
near (or, in)
Abandon the ship as fast as possible -ab
Ask stranger (or ship indicated) if he
ht
will communicate
Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
oiz
Hired cruiser
Hired steamer
His, or.
VXG ^Whaler.
Yacht
A vessel
ofw
yes
...yfl
Turretship
Ncz
npc
npd
nrt
nsu
ofu
yah
ybm
YDB
Twin-screw steamer.
nbg
Four-masted bark
Four-masted schooner
Four-masted ship
Training ship.
Tug
wtg
mxp
nkq
fxq
xws
Transport
Troopship
lzk
(or, cruiser)
Government ship
Guard ship
Guarda costa
Gunboat
VXF
ves-
iwz
Dhow
VXE
XWE
lYB
Corvette
Cruiser
de-
or,
stroyer)
Torpedo cruiser
ixv
Coasting
chaser,
(or,
pxo
pxp
.-.hid
luo
sel --
Collier
SsiP^^Continued.
Torpedo catcher
kwy
....
oix
(or ship indicated) been long
cxn
Has shipped.
abandoned?
VXJ
-Have, or.
infected ship (or, place)?..
ic
mrn
Have you met any ship of war?
Have you passed (or, spoken) any ships
(or ship indicated )?
Have you seen any

your departure?
woe
ship (or, ships) since
ktu
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
382
Part IL
SHIP.
Ship
Continued.
Have you seen
Ship
VXN
Send
I
I
cated)
JUS
do not intend to abandon the ship-.AP
have sunk (or, run down) a ship.-HK
VXO
VXP
Ship indicated
you will
keep by me
-.-AH
I will not abandon you (or ship indicated) or, I will remain by you
ai
I (or, They) wish to abandon, bnt have
not the means
aj
Indicate the name of ship (or, signal
station) in sight
..VG
Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,
Is
not ship seen (bearing
VXQ
in distress?
VXR
vxs
VXT
indicated) likely to supply
me?
FGK
Keep a good look
out, as it is reported
enemy's ships are going about
Ship
Ship
Ship
Ship
ship.
Ship
is
comply
Not yet shipped.

VXM Of how many ships was
VXL
and report
mkf
Ship indicated wants boat

fk
Ship indicated (or in direction indi-
cated)
wants immediate
assistance,
NW
Ship is a foreigner
Ship is insured
Ship is on the rocks
Ship (or ship indicated)
the squadron
seen composed?
Passed a good many ships

TCO
Passed a war ship disguised; funnel
(or, funnel-s)
(Here give the color
or design of the line it may be an imi-
tation of)
Passed disabled ship at
--
lew
Passed, or. Saw some war ships

tcr
Police (or other) authorities have taken
Remain by the ship
kh
Ilepeat,ship's name
made out
Report when
your flags were not
Ship seen
is
USD
KPD
very crank,
KBT
(or,
indicated) is a native
---
vxw Ship seen is a privateer.

Ship will be sold
VXY Ship yard. Ship-building yard,
vxz Shipment.
vya Ship-ped-ing. To ship.
sighted,
'
uza
is
may part company-jGU
craft
du
ship denoted
Reship-ped-ping
utm
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) ofE (or,
in
latitude or longitude indicated)
Ship, or. Vessel
nkv
ypx
vxu Ship seen (or, indicated) is
LEO
(or,
jLG
shc
a neutral
ot
Ship indicated to examine strange ship
Neutral
YTN
ueh
CXB
steering).
Ship, or, Person indicated is unable to
dis-
guised as merchantmen
oj
Keep by the ship
.-PYn
Merchant Shipping Act
dik
Must lighten the ship
qsy
Natives do not like ships watering vrithout payment
ywq
Ship indicated has been wrecked - - _zix

Ship (indicated, if necessary)h.SkS got off,
NZE
Ship indicated has struck on a shoal.
Ship indicated is (or, I am) in want of
indicated is in quarantine
indicated is not abandoned
indicated is on fire
indicated is out of sight.
Ship indicated is sinking.
Ship indicated is (cr, was) standing
KGZ
--
fgq
assistance
Is she(o)' s7wp indicated) abandoned? -AK

Is the
light-ship on her station?-WRO
Is your list of ships correct ?
QVi
Is your ship entered at the CustomIs (ship
Ship indicated does not require further
NT
house?
is
tools
IBZ
Ship, or. Person indicated declines-KQj
CXP
)
Ship indicated appears in distress

NX
Ship indicated (bearing, if necessary)
appears to be
esh
Ship indicated bears
gbl
Ship indicated can lend you carpenter's
AG
my
ezj
pov
I intend to ship
I must abandon the ship
ship unless
I shall abandon
ship's articles
HJP
belong to the convoy of (ships indi-
vny
vpn
Ship and cargo have been seized ...hxu

Ship chandler
ikm
Ship disabled will you tow me ? (into
port indicated if necessary)
my
Ship has no signals
wdo
Ship has not made her number
slh
Ship having the guard
oja
Ship in sight is.
Ship in sight is an enemy,-
__0L
knh
(ship indicated)^
VXK How many ships?
KFE
Several ships in sight

vse
Shall I bring my ship's papers with me ?
wty
days since you passed
the
Several ships.
'
cated) steering?
(or, cruiser) to
See a ship
(Indicate where)
Send a steamer
How many
Continued.
Saw enemy's ship
heard) anything of
a ship wrecked (or, in distress) I- ..zu
Have you the Navigation Lavrs, or.
Merchant Shipping Act of the country
dig
of vessel signaling?-rhq
Her, or. His Majesty's ship
How are you, or. How is (person or
bxi
ship indicated)1
How does (ship indicated) sail?-VDX
How is she rigged?
uxh
How is (or, was) stranger (or ship indi(or,
VYB
Shipped a sea
Shipped on board
Shipping ofBce.
Ship's bottom foul
Ship's
Ship's
Ship's
SEG
vox
vlj
gqy
haw
bottom must be looked at _ . -HBG

head by compass is
jik
husband
pay
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
383
SHIP SHOE.
VYC
VYD
Ship
Continued.
VYJ
Ship's log.
Ship's papers {or, articles)
Ship's side.
Ships from
did not get
ezk
>
pratique
tsa
when I left
Ships in the roadstead

_ _ . ypz
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
sea
Shipping office
VYK
ujz
Ships jnst arrived show your ensigng,
DY
Ships just arrived make your numbers
{or, distinguishing signals)
dx
Ships just weighed {or. leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig-
VYL
VYM
(or, distinguish-
ing signals)
dyt
Ships wishing to be reported on weaving
make your numbers
(er, distinguish-
eb
Spoke several ships during the passage,
vsu
(ship indicated)
woe
Spoke the
qth
Steer directly for the light-ship
ozs
Strange ship hove in sight
Tell my owner ship answers remarkably
1
END
well
ing signals)
Shipwreck. [See also Wreck.)

Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
you let me transfer them to you ?-KDa
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society
rlf
Shipwrecked.
Shipwright.
Ship yard.
VYQ
VYR
Shoal
of
VYF
VYG
VYT
me how to steer
I am in shoal water.
VYU
nl
mark) on shoal
a buoy
hmo"
)?
on
the shoal.
to
-UMS
Reef, or. Shoal extends from
Reef, or. Shoal is steep to the
Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way
GE
out
guo
Send boat to point out shoal
(direction
Shoal water, or. Danger in
--GF
indicated)
Shoal water, or. Danger to leeward,
Is there
On
(or,
VYW
{bearing indicated, if
EC
necessary)'!
HFB
VYS
-What ship?
What ship is that
you

hfd
port bow
hpe
starboard bow
Have you shoaled your water ?
I am in danger (or. shoal water) direct
(offish).
Shoal. (See also Reef. )

..ero
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
is not at anchor on her

light-ship
is out of
station, or. Light-ship at
VYE
pzj
pzk
ven
Sails shivering
ILT
QE
position
-The ship at (or, in).
FSO
The ship's bags are sent ashore
The way is off my ship you may feel
hi,
your way past me
ywu
Waterlogged ship
What is the name of light-ship (or,
RW
lighthouse) in sight?
What is your ship's (or vessel indicated)
unv
registered tonnage ?
isu
linen).

The captain must bring the ship's papers

hxj
with him
The channel is obstructed by a ship,
ytz
vxy
Yard)
(See oiso
VYN Shirt.
Clean shirts (or, linen).
VYO Dirty shirts (clothes, or,
VYP Shiver-bd-ing.
The
wfe
Skilled shipwright---.
Ships that wish to be reported make

-Ea
Ships wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers
...vyb
Want shipwright
DZ
nals)
Shipping master (or, officer).

Commissioner of N-avigation, Treasury
Department, or, Registrar-General Of
Shipping and Seamen
unx
ship takes the next mail ? . - -RFY

-What ships did you speak ?
When was your ship last coppered ?
What
KLH
Who is captain of ship signaled? _-HXN
VYI
Shoal water,
GNR
Stand nearer the shoal
bank,
VYX The shoal is buoyed.
To shoal.
or,
fwa
Shoal-ed-ing.
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
VXQ
^v^'
Shipping Federation
Water
QWU
VZA
QXD
VZB
to
may
in feet at
must tack
ywk
ywm
shoal water, or.
You
be shown)
Water
You will get into
;
will shoal your water.
"Shipping
ur
(Depth
shoaling
shoaling
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
Qwv
Shipping
"Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index,"
is
last cast
Report me by telegraph
-Gazette"
{or,
reef)
VYZ
Shipper.
Danger to windward,
or.
KLI
-Will your ship stay ?

You will be stopped by the blockading
ships
jvu
VYH
(or,
VZC
Shoe-ing. Shod.
Boot, or, Shoe
Shoemaker.
hab
,
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
384
II.
SHONESHORT.
vxb
Shine-ing
Shone.
Shore
Continued:
Lee shoreqmg'
Let him bring on shore (ashore). -.fcy
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the
best place for coming on shore
ke
rmq
Mate is on shore
No fruit is to be obtained on shore -NSP
-'
Shoo.
VZD
azr
. - -
Shoot-ing. Shot.
-Ash shoot
VZE
Shop-ping.
VZF
Shore.
FCT
VZM
Person indicated is wanted on shore -TGS

_
VCE
Run on shore
Not easy
Scarcely prudent to land.
landing on the beach
fzx
Send a responsible person on shore -TGV
Send me aTDoat from the snore (a shore
{The shore.)
All my papers are sent from shore. -Tae

or, on shore),
All quiet at {or, in
DXT
ean
Along shore
._eao
Along shore to the eastward of
Along shjre to the northward ot -EAP
Along shore to the southward of -Eaq
Along shore to the westward of ..ear
boat)
on shore, likely to break up; reca

quire immediate assistance
fox
Are you going on shore?
^Been on shore.
Boat is on shore. Boats are on shore,
indicated)
VZH
hwm
on shore
shore
JOU
kfz
Current sets offshore
kga
Current sets onshore
Deepest water is nearest the shore -KQV
)
lhs
Disturbance on shore {or, at
Drove on
Driven on shore near
shore off
Endeavor to get a
line ashore
(cask, kite, or, raft, etc.)
by a boat
For the shore
ka
nhp
nse
Fruit is to be obtained on shore
Get her head round or you will be on
lf
shore
Obx
Go on shoreHave no communication with the shore
{or vessel indicated)
VZI
VZJ
Have you been on shore?

Have you done with the shore?
the shore?--jga
lq
I am a stranger here will you let me
OOH
go ashore with you?
I am going on shore
_ock
I am not going on shore
OCM
;
VZK
VZL
I have been on shore.

I have left on shore
have not been on shore.
wish
nel
VZO
ShORE-D-INQ up. To SHORE TIP.

VZP
VZQ
Short-ness.
A short crop of
A short reach ---'Are you short of
VZR
Have been on
time.
vzs
CP
-.uiv
short allowance for some

DZI
hrd
am getting
short of water and must

yvg
endeavor to get some
I am {or vessel indicated is) short of
provisions.
to see
VZT
I shall
vkb
shorten sail
In a short time.
Make
'
eip
short tacks
ROI
ROQ
Medicines have run short
Not able to make such short tacks. -XIL
LV
mdt
Not short enough

Only fora short
N. B.
Port side of the ship signaled to.

Keep on starboard shore {or, side) of
channel
LW
N. B. Starboard side of the ship signaled to.
Mxu
kdu
-
Heave short
,.QKT
you before you go on

shore
-.
OCN
I wish to see you on shore--vnu
In shore
-___
-PMG
Is the captain coming on shore?
hxd
Keep more toward the shore
pzc
Keep on port shore {or, side) of chanI
--
TDK
Will you go {or, come) on shore?-. -JDS
Will you go on shore in my boat?
Will you {or person indicated) meet me
on store to-day? {Specify time) - - kod
to ship
psn
aus
on shore with
VZN
hz
fcz
SCQ
vqi
Suitable boats for landing must be sent

off from the shore
Fl
The admiral {or, senior ofiflcer) is on
dkw
shore
They are(6oafe) making for the shore-Riv
Weather shore
yzr
When did you come off?jdn
When do you go on shore?
odc
Will you be on shore to day? {Specify
hour, if necessary)
KOC
shore to-day? {Specify hour, if necessary) -JDR
Will you give me a passage {on shore)"!
hiu
is
Come on
{or, flght)
crew
Calls attention of shore signal" station

on the bearing (from the person
DO
signal
Captain
Shore boat
Some squabble
GRO
Bring on shore
guh
Send on shore to {or, for)

Send rifles to party oh shore
Send tents on shore
^
Send the letter bag on shore {or
Am
VZG
iyd
Offshore
On shore.
VZU
Short allowance
Short circuit.
Short manned; crew weak.
may be indicated)
SQX
dzn
{Number
kdj
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
885
SHORT SHOULD.
Short
Continued.
VZW Short notice,

VZX
VZY
Short
Should
of.
Short of complement
Short of powder.
Short of provisions. Starving
Short of water.
Short range.
Short time
Short weight. Under weight
jkb
nv
WAB
WAG
WAD Shorten-ed-ing.
To
xtp
yia
shorten.
Shorten in both hawsers opx

shackles indicated
hep
Shorten in port hawser. (See page 35.
Shorten in starboard hawser.
(See
page 35.
For signals between ships towing
and being towed see page 35.
Shorten sailvet
Note.
Shorten
not safe to go so
It is
sail.
fast,
VDK
'
WAE Shorter-est.
dkt
-XVF
Shortly after
Too short
Wear short rounds
WAF
yxt
Shot.
By
hpa
a shot
Case shot
ida
oju
Gunshot
I am in want of powder and shot _-TRP
I can supply you with powder and shot,
trh
vam
Round
shot
Shot and shell-Shot plug.
-.vwr
WAG
WAH Shotted.
Would
--
or,
It (or
-Cjo
persons or things indibvl

cated) should ( or, would)
He, She, It (or persons or things indibvm
cated) should (or, would) be
BVN
done)
He, She, It (w persons or things indicated) should (or, would) have .-Bvo
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not be.BVQ
He, She, It (m- persons or things indicated) should (or, would) not do (or,
He, She,
bvr
be done)
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated)ahoul6.(or, would)not have.BVs
BXV
CJM
bgj
-BNF
Ishould (or, would) do
brt
I should (or, would) have
bgk
I should (Or, would) have been
cjn
Ishould (or, would) not
bgl
-BNG
bru
.
I sfaould(o',
7656409
BWQ
scp
Musketshot
SHoaLD,
Continued.
he (she, it, or persons or things indibyr

bzp
bzq
LiQ
If they should (or, would)
Oas
cat
If we should (or, would)
cbl
If we should (or, would) not
cbm
ciÊ
Cdp
It, etc.
(See He, She; It.)
It is important that it should be so .pew
Should, or. Would
CJO
_bhk
Should, or. Would be
Should, or, Would do (or, be done) -BOP
bsa
bhl
Should, or. Would have been
BOG
done) :
bso
Should, or, Would have had
Should, or, Wotild he (she, it, or perbwm
sons or things indicated) 1
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or person-s or things indicated) be?._-BWN
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) do (or, be
Bwo
done)?
things indicated) have?.BWP
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) have been?
If
would)not have been-.BGM

25
Should,
or.
Would he
(she,
it,
or per-
sons or things indicated) not?, .bwr

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not be?-Bws
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated}) not do (or,
bwt
be done)?
Should, or. Would he (she, it, or persons or things indicated) not have?
BWU
Should,
or.
Would he
sons or thing
been?
Should,
Should,
Should,
Should,
Should,
or perindicated) not have

(she,
it,
bwv
or.
or,
or.
or.
or.
Would his (her-s, its) ?.cjp

Would I (my, mine)? .-dJQ
Would not
cjr
-BHM
Would not be
Would not do (or, be done),
BOH
BSD
Should, or. Would not have
Should, or. Would not have been.-BHN
Should, or. Would not have done (or,
boi
been done)
Should, or. Would not have had .--BSE
Should, or, Would that (or, this)? -Cjs
cjt
Should, or. Would the?
bho
Should, or. Would these (or, those) ?-CJU
Should, or, Would they (their-8)?.-CJV
cjw
Should, or. Would we (our-s)?
cjx
Should, or. Would you-r-s?
That, or, This should (or, would) be,
,
That,
be
or,
This should
(or,
CLP
would) not
clq
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
386
Part
II
SHOULDSICK.
Should
Show Continued.
Continued.
Show the number
-..cmy
There should (or, would)
cmz
been.CNA
(or,
would)
have
There should
cnb
(or,
would)
not
There should
cnd
There should (or, would) not be
should (or, would)
cjy
bic
should (or, would) be
bsl
should (or, would) have
cjz
should (or, would) not be
bid
should (or, would) not have -BSM
Cka
bit
bsw
We should (or, would) have
ckb
We should (or, would^ not
biu
We should (or, would) not have bsx
What, or. Which should (or, would) ?. cqp
(or, we) do?
cqr
What, or. Which should (or, would)
you (or, they) do?
CQS
When should (or, would) ? _
_ _ cse
Where should (or, would) ?
CTV
Where should (or, would) the ? -Ctw
Where should (or, would) they (their-s) ?
You should
You should
You should
You should
You should
You should
WAI
WAJ
WAK
WAL
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
(or,
would)
would)
would)
would)
would)
would)
quantity)
of
Hoist your colors,
DW
IZG
distinguishing
Dv
signal)
Show your soundings
-..vs
WAM Shown, Showed.
light shown at
(place indicated)
XNS
Vessel has not shown her number.. slh
Vessel in sight has shown
colors, .jbt
Vessel indicated is showing a light. qsn
Vessels just arrived, show your ensigns
DY
Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals)
dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your munbers (or, distinguishing
signals)
dz
Vessels thsft wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguishing signals)
dyt
Temporary
show your numbers
ing,
(or,
dis-
tinguishing signals)
eb
Vessels wishing to be reported show
ea
CTX
cuv
cvt
cvu
Who should (or, would)?

Why should (or, would)?
ensign.
Show your Code Signal

Show your number (or,
ONE
They
They
They
They
They
They
(or,
PIA
Show your
What
colors has he (or, she) shown

(hoisted)?
jbu
.--CKD
--BJM
be
have
bth
not
cke
not be
bjn
not have-..BTi
QW
alight
When
I tack to-night I will
light
show a
QX
When you alter course (or, tack)to-night

show
alight'
Will you show

first
jzs
me
your Greenwich (or,

meridian) mean time ? *
xn
Shoulder.
SHOVE-D-ING
* See note to
(page 258.)
OFF.
WAN
Shovel.
To show.
Annul the hoist shown by Numeral
Show-ing.
Signal
Beach the vessel where flag
EMI
is
waved
shown)
fzt
(or, light is
waved (or, light is shown) .jz

Do not show a light on any account -QV
Do not show a light on my account.QRT
Do not show your ensign
mei
He has shown his colors ..
jbt
I do not wish to show a light
qkx
I will show a light.
I will carry a light,
QKY
I will show a light to-night when I alter
flag is
qw
course
show a light to-night when I

make sail
qrz
..t
I will show a light to-night when I tack,
QX
Shall you show a light?
QSK
She (or vessel indicated) has not shown
her ensign
met
She (or vessel indicated) has shown her
ensign
meu
I will
WAO
WAP
Greenwich mean time
Shower-y.
Shrink-ing.
Shrank.
Shrunk.
Shroud.
Futtock shroud
nUp
WAQ Shunt-ed-ing.
WAE Shut-ting. To shut.
WAS Shut in,
WAT Shut-off valve.
WAU Shut out.
WAV SiAM. SLA.MESE. Siamese Colors.
WAX SiCILY-IAN.
WAY Sick. (See also III.
)
Any sick onboard ?

Any sickness at ?
epo
WAZ Are there any sick nurses to be got

Can
Can
land
I send
my sick?
my sick to hospital
quarters)?
is sick
Crew sick
Disease, or, Sickness
UY
?
uz
(or, sick
oyq
hwo
kcw
Captain
is
contagious
-VB
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
387
SICK SIGNAL.
Sick
Continued.
Sight Continued.
Asks name of signal station
Disease, or. Sickness is not contagions,
vc
..nhq
For the sick. i_..

Have you had any sickness on board ?
WBA
WBC How many sick
WBD Is the sickness on the increase

WBE Many sick.
Do not lose sight of

Enemy is in sight
How many
torpedo boats passed in

sight?
._^.GTK
I have just lost sight of the land {or,
light)
QDV
Sea-sick-ness
vlp
Several {or number indicated) sick on
board
'.-.gqx
tjex
Sickness is contagious
Sickness is not contagious
The prevailing sickness is
Very sickly.
sickness?
When did sickness break out ?
You had better get a sick nurse.
WBK
vb
vc
tve
By
hez
vxo
Ship in sight is
-OL
Ship in sight is an enemy.
vxr
Ship indicated is out of sight
ejr
anchor is clear
ozs
Strange vessel hove in sight
vxo
Vessel in sight is
ol
Vessel in sight- is an enemy
What is the name of lighthouse {or,
to keep on port side of leader

ix
lY
leader {or, escort)
kip
Cylinder side rod
{or, escort)
What
the name of ship

station) insight?
When did you sight land?
ilq
both sides
Port side
Sidelight
WBN'
This side.
maw
(lantern, or, lamp).

Starboard side
The other side
Wrong
WBP
WBQ
WBR
WBS
WBT
svo
yzs
Weather
WBO Which
wqz
side
side?
side
---Zkd
Sideways.
..vod
xya
WCE
SiGN-ING.
To
Are your
SIGN.
bills
of
lading
complete
..gkq
(signed)?
gkr
Bills of lading not signed
I will not sign the bills of lading unless
Gkw
WCF Not signed.
ezl
Signed articles
WCG Signed.
WCH Signal.
or.
Answer my signal
{or,
dgo
Alphabetical signal No.
Siege.
vg
RX
{or, sight)?.
ality) passed in sight
Acknowledge,
message)
Siding.
{or, signal
{number) torpedo boats {give nation-
tpa
vyd
Ship's side
Side lever engine
is
When ought I to see
Qmh
har
On
Rw
light-ship, or, point) in sight?
Keep on theportsideof the channel-LV

Keep on the starboard side of channel - lw
{compass signal) side of
Keep on the
Lee side
SWB
WCD Shall you sight
Convoy
the channel
vnw
Report when shipdenoted is sighted.uSD

vsR
Several vessels in sight
vd
haq
hpm
sides
the side of
WBM
Nothing in sight
Out of sight of
Side.
Both
Sickness.
What is the
WBL
WBZ
WCA
WCB
sighted land about

I sighted land
bearing
{time, if necessary)
VNS
In sight. In sight of
Is land in sight?
Just lost sight of the land {or, light) -QDV
Keep me in sight during the night.
{Beariny to follow, if necessary) -FYy
-^Keep within sight of.
qdw
Land in sight. I see the land
{vessel or object
indicated)
raq
ray
Lost sight of wreck
I
list.
Sick quarters
Sickly.
vnq
have not sighted land
WBY I shall keep sight of
ghd
Sick berth
WBF Sick
WBG Sick nurse.
oe
-NKC
WBX Have you sighted?
VA
I send a sick person to see your

doctor?
WL
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious
complaint
pcx
bam
it.
Foresight
May
WBJ
qkh
?
of.

{or, communicate)
re
Is the disease {or, sickness) contagious?
WBI
-_-VG
WBU Can you keep sightof

WBV Can not keep sight
WBH
{or, ship)
in sight
Bills at sight
1,
Code Flag over b*

Siemens-Martin steel.
Sight-ed-ing.
serve. )
To
,
A squadron {give
SIGHT.
nationality) composed
ships passed
of
Anything in sight?
2,
Code Flag over p*

{See also Ob-
in sight
wpf
kqk
3,
Code Flag over g*
*For manner of using

page 13.
these signals see
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
388
Part
II,
SIGNAL.
Signal
Continued.
Annul the
hoist
Signal
shown by numeral
nal
.EMI
;_
in sight
VG
Attend to signals
dg
Calls attention of shore signal station on
shown .Can you furnish
I
I
I
I
I
lend me) a Code
of Signals?
ize
Can you make out her
flag (or, signal)?
NOW
Can you spare some rocket signals? -UZO
Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer (or, make distant signals),
VM
Can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCX
Communicate by distant signals -.. log
Compass signal in degrees
jhi
Compass signals in points or half points,
JHK
Comply with request (or, signal)... jld
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keeping within signal distance
I
I
WCK
I
I
WCL
iz
Distress Signal.
(When spoken
of.)
^^^
7.
or. Did you understand their signals?

WCI
Enq[uires name of ship (or, signal station) in sight
vG
Fire a signal gun
mzp
Flag signal-ing
nda
Flags seen, but signal not understood,
Do,
wcx
signal.
Following signal
dential)
is
private (or, confi-
HX
Following signal (communication, or,

message) is secret and in cipher.. iqv
cipher will continue until the personisignaling hoists IQS.
77ie
Forward answer by telegraph

station at
to signal
emw

at length.-xb
Forward reply to my message by telegraph to*
WT
i
Gun
to signal the contents of an

important telegram to be communicated to you -_
IE
can notnake out the flags hoist the
signal in a better position
owl
can not make out the bottom flag-NDP
can not make out the second flag.NDG
can not make out the signal
ncx
can not make out the third flag-.NDH
can not make out the top flag
ndi
will attend to your signal
flb
will repeat the message (or, what you
say)
^
RQN
will repeat the signal.
wish to signal come within easy sig;
Last signal
.
Last signal is annulled
Learnt by signal from
Light signal
qgl
emj
qke
Lloyd's signal station at

Make a signal when you
qxb
want a
qsi
boat,
GSp
vnj
Discontinue repeating signals
ldg
Distant signals. ( When spoken of) . lge
For Distant Signals see page 529.
-Fog
am going
signaling about?
(or, boats) take blue light
(lantern, or, any means of making a
Did you see the signal?
fog signal
ojs
Has vessel signaled her number?... slf
WCM
WON
vH
Did boat
(See page
going to repeat signal from
nal distance
vj
Indicate name of signal station (or,
ship) in sight
va
International Code of Signals
pre
Is there a signal station at
Keep within signal distance (bearing,
if necessary)
pz(j
Could you understand their signals?

Could you understand what they were
signal)?
am
(hoist indicated)
DR
(or,
lgf
signals
signal (from the person signaling) -DO

Calls attention of vessel whose distinguishing signal will immediately be
otq
Hoist the signal in a better position; I

can not make out the flags
owl
Hoist your distinguishing signal. ....dv
I am going to communicate by distant
the bearing pointed out by compass
WCJ
QRU
Annul the last hoist I will repeat it. ve

Annul the last signal. The last signal
is annulled
emj
Annul the whole signal
vf
Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
;
WCI
Continued.
Have you any signal lights?

Helm signal
sig-
Make
Make
Make
gtu
lgh
distant signals
signals to (or, for).
signal for a pilot.
Might have learnt it by signal.
Night signals
Numeral signal No. 1,
WCO
sip
Code Flag over m*
Numeral
signal No.
3,
Numeral
signal No.
3,
Code Flag over n*

Code Flag over o*
*For method of making numeral signals

see page 32.
Numeral signal (when spoken of]..siM

Open telegram for me and signal its
contents
wx
Pay attention to signals

Pay strict attention to
dg
signals during
the night
dt
Pilot signal flying

tjm
Private signal
twk
Refer to the Geographical Signals-NYA
Repeat your signal
or, Repeat your
signal from (hoist indicated)
vi
Repeat
signals until further orders.
WCP
my
WCQ Repeat the semaphore signal.
WCR Repeat the last signal made.
Repeat your distinguishing signal the

du
Repeat your signal in a better place.OWL
;
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
389
SIGNALSINK.
WCS
SiQyiAij Continued.
Vessels wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish-
SiGntxir Continued.
Report-ed-ing by signal.
Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and
bac
post to owner (or, to Mr.
) at
by
wz
signal letters
xb
by signal letters
ing signals)
ing make your numbers (or, distineb

guishing signals)
Vessels wishing to be reported make

e
tri
Vocabulary signal..
What is the date of your signal book?
WOT
VQD
tion at
Shall I open your telegram and signal
--xc
its contents ?
Shall signal with siren (or, steam
whistle) during fog (or, darkness) .we
slh
Ship has not made her signal
izg
Show your Code Signal.
dv
Show your distinguishing signal
gzf
Signal book
Signal gun.
vk
Signal is answered
enm
Signal is not answered .^
Signal lantern (light, or, lamp)
_..dyt
VL
Will signal vyith steam whistle (or, siren)
we
during fog (or, darkness)
Will you forward (or, communicate)
WDQ
the following signal for me ?
ik
Will you repeat the signal (or, message)?

tome?
WDR You have misunderstood the signal.

Your
VN
signal flags can not be distin-
LHB
guished
Your signal is not distinct; interpretaWCU

LGT
tion doubtful
WCV Signal letter.
WCX Signal not imderstood, though the flags WDS Signature.
are distinguished.
WCY Signal of distress.
WDT signipy-ied-ing-ication.
WCZ Signal of distress in (direction indiWDU Silence. Silent. Silently.
cated).
Make no noise. Keep silence
WDA Signal officer.
WDB Signal rocket.
WDV Silica-te-d.
WDC Signal staff, or, Signal station.
WDE Signal, or, I am going to signal state of WDX Silk.
the weather outside (or at place indiWDY SILL.
cated)
What is the depth of water over the sill?
WDF Signal the names of places to which you
KVH
wish to be reported by telegraph to.
WDZ Silting, Silted up.
Signal your vessel's official number., dv
WEA Silver.
WDG Signaled-ing. To signal.
WEB Nitrate of silver.
WDH Signalman.
.
WDI
Socketsignal
...-wix
Sound signal. indicated

Steer course
signal
as per compass
JiF
WDJ
Stranger does not understand your sig-
WDK
Stranger (or vessel indicated) wiU not

take any notice of signal.
znQ
Submarine signal
znb
Submarine signal bell .zns
Submarine signal receivers
znt
Submarine signal station _
The following signal is in cipher and
nal.
secret
signal (or, communicahx

tion) is private
The signal made.
The signals were not intended for you.
Use flashing (light) signals.
"Vessel has no signals.
WDL
WDM
WDN
WDO
Vessel has not made her number (or,

slh
distinguishing signal)
Vessel indicated is making signals of
distress (bearing, if necessary)
WEG
-Ufh
---
Simple- Y-iciTY. Simplify-ied-ing-ication,
SiMULTANEOUS-LY.
'
Since.
nmk
^
fortnight since
Have you seen any vessel since your-
departure?
-,ktu
dtk
dtl
How long
since (or, ago)?

Long time since (or, ago)
Not long since (or, ago)
Some time since (or, ago)
WEH
Sinceee-ly-ity.
WEI
Sinew.
WEJ
SiNG-iNG.
WEK
Single-d-ing.
WEL
Singly.
Sang.
-DTN
dtp
Sung.
Form single column in line abreast.NLW

Form single column inhne ahead. .nlx
Sank.
Boat sunk...!.
SiNK-iNG.
Vessels just arrived make your numbers (or, distinguishing signals) . .dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
your numbers (or, distinguishing signals)
WEC
WED
WEF
IQ'^
The following
WDP
Quicksilver
SlMILAK-LY-ITY.
WEM I am sinking.
I
vm
To sink
--
gR<J
send
all avail-
able boats to save passengers and crew,
NO
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
390
Part
II.
SINKSLIME.
Sink Continued.
I have sunk {or, run down) a vessel. hk
WFM
WFN
Sunk-en.
Sunken obstruction in (or, at) .--Snk
WFO
WEO Sunk off (or, near) the
"WEN
Vessel Indicated
WEP
is
sinking
siren (or, steam whistle) at interWD

vals
*
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whis-
"WFQ
we
"WFS
WFT
Slain.
"WFU
Slander-ed-ing-ous.
"WFV
Slant-ed-ing.
wsr
Steam siren
tle)
during fog
(or,
darkness)
ymu
Use your siren
"WFR
Slay-ing.
fvt
.
opa
...yvk
Slew.
Sirocco.
Sister.
Sat
SiT-TING.
Situate- D-iNG.
WEU
"WET
Sixteenth.
"WEU
Sixth.
"WEV
SiZE-D-ING.
WEX
Size.
A good slant
VHL
Situation.
Six TH-LY
"WFX
Slate.
WFZ
Slave-d-ing-ry.
WFY Slate colored.
Sixthly.
Six.
Slay-ing.
Large
To
czy
of
Small size
WEZ "What size do you want?
Sketch-ed-ing.
(Draw)
WGC
WGD
Slew
wft
sjc
whp
"WPD
Skill-ed-ful-ly.
Slept.
"WGE
Sleepless-ness.
WGF
Sleet-y.
WGH
Slide-ing.
D slide
Gun
LNG
uhc
Slid.
__kip
slide
ojv
WGI
Skiff.
Sleep-ing-y.
Railway sleeper
"WFA Skeleton.
WFB
WFC
Sledge-d-ing, or, Sleigh-ed-ing.
...kzi
pib
qfr
that size
WEY Size unknown.
kam
Slide valve.
Slide valve broken.
Slide-valve gear.
order).
-Slide valve out of order.
Slide-valve rod.
Slide-valve rod broken.
Sliding faces.
WGK
WGL
Skid.
"WGJ
Skilled artificer
Skilled shipwright.
"WPE
WFG
Skin-ned.
Skin.
Slain.
SIZE.
size
None of
-ODT
WGA Slave trade.

WGB Slaver.
About the size

Different size
Indicate the size
(Hide)
WGN
"WGO
ouq
WFH
Skip-ped-ping.
Skipper.
"WFJ
Skirmish-ed-ing-er.
Skoinis.
"WGM
ezs
WGP
"WFI
"WFL
cated)
.
Slacked-ing.
Haul in the slack
Slack away.
water
Slack
"Very slack.
When th^tide slacks.
Blow
WFK
Slack.
Bar, or. Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at
time indi-
Sir.
Siren.
WES
Skylight.
Skyrocket.
vxs
"WFP
WEQ
WER
Sky Continued.
(Measure of length)
Skulk-ed-ing.
Sky.
Clear sky
Cloudy sky
WGQ
WGR
awq
Skulker.
Slight-ed-ing.
A ôod
slight.
slight cases
idh
Boiler burst; very slight damage.. Gvw
Boiler leaking slightly
gwb
Cargo slightly damaged
iad
Machinery slightly damaged
MCQ
-Slight-ly.
Slight attack
Slight breeze
Slight case
Slight damage
Slight engagement
WGS
Slightly wounded.
"WGT
Slime-y.
itd
iwb
To
many
fkc
rod
idp
kjb
maj
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
391
SLINGso.
WGU
WGV
WGX
Sling-ing.
Small
Slung.
Sling.
{A sling.)
Boat'ssling
Fore yard gone in the slings
Look to the slings
-
gsc
njr
rab
all ready for slipping.

Be
slip your cable
Cut, or, Slip. Get an ofBng.
ready to
Weigh,
up
I
for
me
have slipped
buoyed
Supply of water
KW
.._hea
Too
pick
anchor, but
it
hrg
I intend to slip cable

-Slip rope.
WGZ Slip way.
Slip your cable

Slipped.
and buoy the end. -HRQ
Weigh, Gut, or.

Get an oflSng
Slip.
WHA
WHB
WHO
Wait for nothing.
kw
fpy
Men's (jlothing-..:
--ivs
Slow-lt-ness.
-.fbj
As slow as possible
dvm
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
GS
{or, first meridian) mean time
Slow progress
Slow speed.
Your chronometer must be slow
yps
iqm
Slue-d-ing.
Sluice-d-ing.
Sluice valve.
Sluice valves out of order.
WHJ
WHK
WHL
WHM
-WGU
(See Sling. )
Slung.
Slush.
Smack-ed-ing.
Fishing smack
(or, craft)
KAZ
WIA
WIB
WID
WIE
WIF
WIG
Very
smart-ly.
Smelt.
Smell-ing.
Smelt-ed-ing.
Smyth-y.
Blacksmith
Chimney smith
Coppersmith
Goldsmith
Locksmith
Tinsmith
Whitesmith-
.-GLV
sweep)
{or,
Smoke-d-ing-ly.
See smoke in
ipb
jvs
.-.
odn
Qxz
xtz
-..zdn
{direction indicated),
VNZ
Smokeless powder.
Smooth-ly-ness-er-est.
the sea with oil
htn
Smuggle-d-ing.
Smuggler.
Snake-d.
Snake.
{Reptile.)
Snatch-ed-ing.
Snatch block
-GMY
WIH
Snifting valve.
WIJ
Snow-ed-ing-y.
TraflSc interrupted by snow- -
WIK
Snug-ly-ness.
All snug
mhl
WIL
dyn
evf
evc
)
-EVD
out
ejs
--.idf
am
{or person indicated is)

do SO1 think so
If so
Is it so?
WIM Not so.

Not so often
WIN Not so soonas.
Not
WIO
so well as
So as
So
to.
much
{or,
xzp
DXY
So.
I
SLD
ber) of
Only to be got in small quantities. opm
Small adjustment required to machin-
rifles, etc.
qvx
Too small..-
Smooth
A small {or, smaller) quantity {or, numery
little, or,
Make all snug
WHN Small-ness.
A small establishment
WHO A small part (portion) of
Small-arm magazine
Small-arm men
Small arms. {Muskets,
Small-erboat
Small bower
Small case
ejv
small, not exceeding

{quantity indicated) a day.-.YWR
is
WHZ Smoke joint.
WIC
Very slow-ly
WHI
WHY
tyc
WHE
WHF Slower-est.
WHG
WHT
WHU
WHV
WHX
Sloop.
Slops.
WHD
'
Slope-ed-ing.
Slope awnings
wve
WHS Smart-ly-ness-er-est.
is
eig
idn
kbc
it
...hep
my
kbo
opy
Steward's small stores -Stream, or, Small anchor
hqo
Cut, or, Slip your cables

I am obliged to slip my cable
WGY
WHP Small size.

WHQ Small spar.
WHE Small er-est.
Slip-ping.
Be
Continued,
Small craft
.:
Small hawser
Smallpox. Case of smallpox
Small ship. Small craft
many)
trymg
to
-YCQ
xqg
Bzw
CDU
SPZ
-..zbm
RKQ
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
392
II,
SOAKSORT.
WIP
soak-ed-ing.
WIQ
Soap.
Marine soap
WIR
"WIS
elc
sober-ly-ness.
sobriety.
WJP Somebody.
Someone
Someone
social-ly-able-y-ility
WIT
Socialist.
WIU
Society.
Co-operative society
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society
jVM
elf
Socks.
wvs
WIV
WIX
WIY
(Stockings)
--
lvw
else
to look after stock
Soda avater.
Son.
Song.
Soon.
As soon as
fbk
As soon as alongside
eav
As soon as convenient
fbl
As soon as it is dark
fbm
As soon as it is dusk
-..fbn
As soon as possible
fbo
As soon as she is off (or, afloat)
dpw
fbp
As soon as there is a breeze
fbq
HBi
..-HEO
SOIL-ED-ING.
(Coin)
atj
(Sec also Sell and Sale)

Cargo expected to be sold
Cargo sold well
Everything is to be sold
Sold.
Is the cargo sold?
is
not
iah
_ .
WJZ
mjh
iau
WJE Must be sold.

Sold by auction
WJF Sold her cargo.
The cargo
vos
hzv
yet. sold
will be sold
iba
zjb
WJG Soldier.
WJH Private soldier.
Discharge cargo as soon as possible. lAU

Dispose of cargo as soon as possible.iAN
How soon?
I shall weigh as soon as the weather
permits
zo
Not as soon as
Return as soon as
uvp
Sell cargo as soon as possible
iay
flu
bfm
Come nearer; I have

Code Flag over h
Thei-e is some mistake
-ewg
Soft-ly-ness.
Sol, or, Dollar.
wm
WKA Sooner.
The sooner the better
WKB Too soon.
WKC Will soon.
WKD SORE-LY'-NESS.
Sole-ly-itary-itude.
git
Eyesore
...mqh
nhf
Footsore
Attorney
Solicitor.
WJK
flo
Solid-ly-ity.
Solid, or.
Cubic measure.
(See page 52)
WKE
WKP
AYB
The
ice is
so solid,
through; send help
WJL
WJM
WJN
WJO
Solution.
WKI
WKJ
Some.
neglect
sqk
heard that some of your family were

seriously
ill
msi
think you ought to get something to
answer the purpose
enb
Some demand springing up
ktf
SOEEY.
Sorry
am
(is,
WKG
WKH Very sorry.
Soluble.
solvent-cy.
By some
SOBEOW.
or, are)
engaged
mak

request .,
usx
Sorry to hear it (or, that)
oep
Sorry to inform you.
can not break

per
Solve-d-ing.
bad
Stop, Heave-to, or.
WJV
WJX
WJY
SODA-IUM.
Soft bottom
Soft bread. Fresh bread
WJI
dto
WJU Somewhere.
Socket.
Wreck
xhj
Someone.
WJQ Something.
Something amiss
WJR Something else.
WJS Sometime.
WJT Somewhat*
Socket signal.
Bicarbonate of soda.
WJA Nitrate of soda.
WJD
nus
ezw
...svn
WIZ
WJB
WJC
Some Continued.
Some future opportunity
Some more
Some other
Some swell
Sometime ago (or, since)
SOET-ED-ING. TOSOET. ( SfC oisO KiND.)

All sorts
DXZ
Sort. (Kind.
What sort (or, kind) of?
Qaz
What sort of a light is it?
QSP
What sort of a voyage (or, passage)
have you had?
tdi
What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
there to
)?
mfw
Part
393
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
SORTIE SPARE.
WKL
WLN
Sortie.
Seeking
Sought.
WKM
WKN
Sovereign,
WLO
WLP
SOUND-ED-ING. To SOUND.
Have obtained soundings.
WKO Have sounded regularly.

WKP Have you had 'soundings?
WKQ Have you sounded regularly?
WKR I have sounded {place indicated). I WLQ
know the soundings.
WLR
I intend sounding {place indicated)
POT
before I try it
I shall heave-to to sound (fi'we indicated,
OSL
if necessary)
..
sound regularly. I shall keep

qjh
the lead going
ptf
Irregular soundings
It is not prudent to proceed without
I shall
WLS
WLT
WKS
regular soundings.
Keep the lead going.
Keep sounding,
vs
erk
Sounding apparatus
Sounding pipe {or, tube).
Sounding rod.
Soundings. Depth of water. (Depth of
Show your soundings
WKU
WKV
WKX
water to be shoicn in feet.

Thomson's (Kelvin) sounding apparatus,
TEG
WKY We have sounded regularly.

vs
What are your soundings?
a safe guide?
WKZ Will the soundings be soundings
you
WLA
-You may go by your
WLB SouND-ED-lNG. To
noise.
WLC Sound (a noise.)
Sound signal
WLD Sounding buoy.
WLE Soup.
if
SOUND.
Where,
or.
South.
South.
Compass
-TUN
WLX
Bank
of Spain
Spanish Colors.
fus
Span-ned-ninq.
Spanner.
lnx
hdt
or. Driver
up the spanker . _ .
Lower spanker topsail yard.
Brail
or.
Driver
Gzv
boom
Gzw
Spar.
xwg
mast at ?-NYH
I get
a spar for
I get
a spar for a fore yard at
Can you
supply a spar?
Have you any spars that would do for
spars)
WLZ
--
available spars for

Small spar
Send
WMA
or, At the South

South Atlantic
South cone hoisted
South latitude
South Pacific
.--IYK
fjm
Jno
QHZ
-SYX
South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er.
southward.
WLK To, or. For thesouthward.
WLM Too far to the
WLI
WLJ South-west-em-erly-ing-ward-er.
Note.See Compass
Signals, pages 45
vx
all
---yzY
to _fok
....whq
-Spar buoy.
swr
Spar, or. Outrigger torpedo
wmg
Spare spar
dmr
Spars are all adrift
Spars for nets, or. Torpedo booms. -GZY
.--RCK
yard {or spar indicated)
i
WOR
Spare-d-ing.
lfd
Can spare {or, dispense with) _
efs
Can spare ammunition
Can you spare {or, dispense with)?-LFE
Can you spare {or, supply me with) - ?
eaq
On.
XET
ops
Can you spare a hawser?
eft
Can you spare ammunition?
glm
Can you spare any biscuit?
imu
Can yon spare me a chart of ?
Can you spare me a chronometer. --IQD
Can you spare me a hand or two?--OMC
-GY
Can you spare me coal?
uak
Can you spare me provisions?
Can you spare me some rocket signals?
arl
WLH -From the southward. coast of
Lookout will be kept
aio
in points) -^
for
WLY I have no spars suitable
for any rafts {or,
shn
Alongshore to the
46.
Spaniard.
Spain.
NIS
source did the news
in degrees)
dwh
Spade.
Can
Can
WLG Southern -erly-ing- ward.

southward of {dis-
and
Room. )
Sprung Spar {indicated)
{Compass
WLV
""M
What
come from?
{See also
{or, cell)
Spanker boom sprung

Upper spanker topsail yard
{To mahc a
Preserved soup-
WLF
Airspace
aus
{coin)
Sown.
Space-ious-ly.
Spanker,
bds
Patent sounding machine
WKT Regular soundings.
Pound
or.
Sow-ED-iNG.
WLU
swc
of soundings
(iJMier.)
Spanker,
QJI
Out
SOVEREIGN-TY.
uzc
some rope (size to follow)

WMB Can you spare
WMC Can not spare.
spare
WMD Have no
ykf
you a spare screw?
t
Have
WME
How many dozen

I
can spare you.
None
to spare
WMF
Spare anchor
Spare shaft.
can you spare? ..lmu
_--Sje
^jt
394
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
SPARE SPOKE.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL, VOCABULAKY.
II.
395
SPOKESQUALL.
Continued.
"WOS
Spoke
have reported yoii to the vessel I spoke
she
is
bound to (ptoce indicated),
QJ
URT
hgx
Spoke a brig
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
vsu
Spoke the
(vessel indicated).
WOG
WOH Sponge.
WOI
WOJ
Spontaneous combustion.
WOK
Spoon.
WOL
Spot-ted-ting-ty.
Spontaneous-ly.
WOT
Sprain-ed-ino.
"WON
Spray.
"WOP
Spread-ing.
WOZ
WPA
-QGM
Sprit. Spritsail.
Spritsail yard (or, gaff)
..zko
Sprocket.
woq
(See Spring)
wnp
Spin-ning
WPB Spun-yam.
WPG Spy-ied-ing.
Spyglass.
ing within signal distance

Spread awning
WPD
iz
-QL
(Season.)
Sprung.
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep-
xmq
Telescope
Squabble.
Some squabble
(or, fight)
on shore with
Mxu
crew
epz
WPE
WPP
Squadron.
A squadron (give nationality) composed
Sprang.
Bowsprit sprung
Spring-ing.
Sprung.
of
hcz
ships, passed in sight.
Any
Sprung mas^; can not

bh
carry
njl
Pore topmast sprung
njs
Fore yard sprung
kjg
I have sprung (or, damaged)
X have (or vessel indicated has) sprung
RCJ
mast (indicated)
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
_-_ebz
squadron (or, fleet)
gni
Blockading squadron
ilb
Channel squadron (or, fleet)
kxw
Detached squadron
nek
Did the squadron (or, fleet)?
lzg
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
Fleet, or. Squadron yvh&a last seen were
kji
damaged) main yard,
pmh
QOM
Damaged,
or,
sail
yard
I have sprung
sail
I
I
(or,
KJL
have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
KJM
yard
have sprung (or, damaged) upper topkjn
sail yard
shall weigh the moment the breeze
off
vxm
seen composed? From the squadron(or, fleet) -NER
Of, or.
utk
Reserve squadron
WPG Royal Yacht Squadron.
(Club.)
GtZR
RGL
RHG
Saw the fleet (or, squadron)
Some demand springing up

Spanker boom sprung
gzw
mast
Sprung a lower yard
Sprung fore mast, but can
RCK
up
'
^^"^
NKX
nkw
(indicated).
fleet (or,
squadron)
(or,
squadron)
Lzs
OK
fleet
WPI
WPJ
WPK
steer
off
NET
ing
Squadron, or. Fleet is (or, was) at-NEM
...nev
To the squadron (or, fleet)
What is the state of health of the fleet
orc
(or, squadron)?
When is the squadron (or, fleet) ?
"Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?
fleet (or, squadron) ?-SK
"Where is the
"Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
WPH
fish it at sea,

RCK
Sprung, or. Damaged mast; can not
'^h
carry sail .Sprung my fore mast, and must bear up,
Sprung spar
steering
RHJ
ktf
hrs
Spring on the cable
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
nes
Of how many ships was the squadron
Jib-boom sprung
Main mast sprung
Main topsail yard sprung
Main yard sprung
springs
neo
neq
fleet (or, squadron)

In the fleet (or, squadron)
Inshore fleet (or, squadron)
Letters of squadron (or, ileet)
For the
Saw the enemy's

ofE
Saw the enemy's
"WOR
Spring.
WOU In the spring.

Last spring
WOV Next spring.
WOX Spring tide.
WOY Spring tides rise feet.
Spun.
WOM
nq
have sprung a leak
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak
Spout.
"Water spout
WOQ
Spring-ing. Sprang. Sprung a leak.

Are you leaky? Have you sprung a leak?
the?
Squall-y.
Ote
In a heavy squall
Qzt
Look out for a squall
Severe squall not far off look sharp -pz
ZH
Squally weather. Blowing hard
;
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
396
Part
II.
SQUARESTARBOARD.
WPL
Square.
I shall stand in for the land as long as I

can see
qdz
I shall stand in till I make the land.QEA
shall
I
stand in until
I shall stand off and on {the land)..qEB
I shall stand on until
I shall stand off from
{hour indicated)
to
{hour indicated), or, Ishall stand
off until?
qec
I stand {or vessel indicated stands)
{class indicated) at Lloyd's
Qwo
Keep, or,- Stand close in, or. Keep under
mdu
Not square enough

Square centimeter.
{Square measure)
Square decameter.
{Square measure),
Square decimeter.
{Square measure),
AXR
AXJ
AXP
axu
Square inch. {Square measure)

Square kilometer. {Square m,easure),
.-
{Square measure),
AXY
WPN
Square-rigged ship
Square sail.
Square yard. {Square measure)
WPO
WPQ
Square.
Stable-ility.
WPS
Stacked-ing.
cut; stab
Rocket
Signal
stq,ff {or,
Stand
{or,
Haul
off
bank,
or,
fwa
opc
and on the land.

Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
oft'
once
--..MG
Stand on
^
mh
Stand on. Cointiuue your presen t course,
JSM
Stand out to sea.
Stand towards the.
Standing order.
Standing rigging.
NDB
Vessel indicated is standing into danger,
WPU Stage.
WPV Floating stage.
WQM Will stand by you.

WQN
--VXT
KLJ
You are
standing into danger
jd
Standard.
Royal Standard.
Royal
FLAG.
Landing stage
qeo
wrx
Staid (See Stay)
WQA
NR
Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company

is standing in for the land
qet
Vessel indicated is {or, was) standing
wdc
station)
assistance,
awg
pug
uzf
staff---
want
^"
{or, steering)
,
WQK
WQL
Staff.
Flagstaff
JackstafE
WPZ
"WQH
WQI
WQJ
{Measure of length)
Stadion.
WPX
WPY
reef)
Stand, or.
dcg
Stand nearer the shore
wpm
axz
lt
by me
WQE Stand by to let go.

WQF Stand closer in.
WQG Stand in for the land.
{Place of address.
WPR
WPT
the land j.
Please stand
Stab-bed-bing.
Accident happened
Square foot. {Square measure)

Square hectometer. {Square measure),
AXV
Square, or, Surface measure
axh
Square meter. {Square measure) _ _ axk
Square mile. {Square measure) -AXW
WQC
WQD
AXS
axt
Square millimeter.
Continued.
Stand
{Shape. )
WPM A square-rigged vessel.
WQO
Standard,
or.
Support.
StandaKd,
or,
Pole compass
jib
Stain-ed-ing.
Stamp-ed-ing.
Postage stamp
tqn
WQP Star-ry.
Pole, or. North star
WQR Starlight.
WQS
Stanchion.
Starboard.
SJO
{For Starboard Helm, see
below.
Stand-ing. Stood.
Do not stand too far on your present
course
jzi
Do not stand too far to the
Do not stand too long on your present
course
jzi
tack
JZI
How do you {or vessel indicated) stand
at Lloyd's?
qwk
How is {or, was) stranger {or vessel indicated) standing {or, steering) ?.wty
course?
JZK
I am standing in for the land
qdt
I shall stand about to see if I can pick
up anything from the wreck
zit
WQB
Breakers, Reef, Rock,
or. Shoal on starboard bow

.-HFE
Cast to starboard
ief
leader (or, escort)
iy
Hard-a-starboard
Head to
( Urgent. )
go to port
me
!
N. B.
To be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
Haul your wind on starboard tack .-Lo

Heave-to on starboard tack
osp
Keep buoy {or, beacon) on yoxa starboard hand
gal
pza
Keep on starboard side of channel .-LW
Keep on starboard tack
pzg
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
397
STARBOAEDSTATION.
Continued.
WRI
Stakboaki>
Leave buoy
(or,
beacon) to starboard,
MA
On starboard beam
On starboard bow
On starboard quarter
(See Tow-
to starboard.
little.
Head to go
gxl
gxm
or,
hct
lamp)
HCU
hjr
ORC
YBR
What is the state of the market?- ..rlp

What state does {or, do) the battery
eju
Starboard broadside
Starboard engine.
Starboard gun.
Starboard screw.
Starboard side.
Starboard tack.
{or, batteries)
WRK
appear to be in?. ..pyv
State-d-ing, Statement.
To
State.
gzb
Muster statement
WRL
State {Oovemment)
Emhas
Chief of the State (President,

peror, King, Queen, etc.) in
{or, is)
Royal Navy,
mk
To he kept flying until the course
N. B.
at
at
What is the state of health of the troops
to port.
'
WQV
WQX
WQY
WQZ
WRA
State. {See also Condition. )

In the same state as before
vgk
Present state of affairs
dpf
Signal, or, I am going to signal the
state of the weather outside {or at
wde
place indicated)dpi
State of affairs at
tps
State remains unaltered
What is the state of health of the fleet
Head
wj
Starboard anchor..
Starboard boiler
Starboard boiler defective
Starboard bow
Starboard bow light (lantern,
nv
Starving
"
.
WQU Starboard a
hop
'....uer
{See Tow-
Shorten in starboard hawser.

ing Signals, page 35.
Helm
..j.._.gav
Pay out starboard hawser.

ing Signals, page 35. )
Starboard.
to port
WRJ
-Qvp
List to starboard
WQT Not too much to starboard.
Starve-d-ing-ation.
Short of provisions;
or, State
Navy
vmo
Secretary of State
WRM Statesman-ship.
State Department, or.
Foreign
Office,
Veer starboard hawser.

Signals, page 35.
WRB
NKR
{See
Towing
State Room.
WRN
Starboard helm.
Alter course one point (or number inJZE
dicated) to starboard
Hard-a-starboard! [Urgent.) Head to
ME
go to port
K. B.

My helm is hard-a-starboard;
head going to port
pza
^-WH
wqt
too much to starboard
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Head
WJ
to go to port
Starboard a little. Head to go to port,
WQU
wrb
Starboard helmSteady your helm

Ml
mk
hQj
{Cabin)
Station-ed-ing-ary.
Asks name of ship
{or, signal station)

VG
in sight
---:
fip
At, or. In station
Calls attention of shore signal station,
do
Coaling station
Coastguard station
Enquires name of ship
iwx
-
VG
Forward answer by telegraph

station at
Forward reply to
to signal
WRC
wt
graph to
At station --._
Indicate name of ship
In, or.
{or,
fip
signal sta-
YG
tion) in sight
WRO Is the light-ship on her station?

.---WCL
?_
a signal station at
----pzi
station--Leave' it for me at the railway station,
Is there
Keep
QLB
steering too much to starboard,
wui
Start-ed-ing.
Breakfast before you start
WtlD Have
hfJ
ZAW
gjjart
WRE
sailing.
sea
Start at
Start-ed-ing engine
Started a rivet
Starting gear.
Get ready
WRF
WRG Starting gear out of order.
WRH Starting shaft.
WRP
QRK
Lifeboat station..
Life-saving {Rocket) station.
is out of position, or,
Light-ship at
Light-ship is not at anchor on her
station
started.
I shall not weigh until I get a favorable
Prepare for
emw
my message by tele-
is suffiHently altered.
You are
iyq
{or, signal sta-
tion)-
ship's
Not
N. B.
lOR
sfc
for
''^^
mbw
uyn
Lloyd's signal station at

Meet me at the railway station
Meteorological station
Naval station
QE
QXB
ROU
-Rso
sev
tnx
Police station tuh
Preserve station
ueg
Quarantine station ---_
ufm
Quit the (or, your) station
uhd
Railway station
Return to the {or, your) station-- -UV5
Part IL
398
STATIONSTEAMER.
Continued.
Steam Continued.
Keep steam up (or ready)
kq
How long will you be getting steam up?
VY
Is steam up? Are you at full speed .vz
Proceed under steam
txp
Proceeds under her own steam
met
Station
vow
Semaphore station
WRQ
"WES
VQD
-tion at
Signal station (or, staff)
Station master.
Stationed at
Submarine signal station
wdc
The
light-ship
station {or, is
To,
or,
At the railway
station
What is
uhb
xwy
name
of the signal station

VQ
(or, ship) in sight ?
the
WRT
Stationery.
WRU
Statute-cry.
WRV
WRX
Statute adult
dmt
Stave-ing.
Boat is stove
Stove
WYA
WSL
Stay, or,
STAY.
(SfeaZsO REMAIN
WRY
gqz
Remain where you
Will you
are
To
stay.
Make sure of her staying.

evz
vyh
tko
wso Steam pipe leaky.

WSP Steam port.
WSQ Steam pressure.
Steam pressure gauge.

Stay.
{Support, or Rope.)
Backstay
fqo
Diagonal, or, Triatio stay

Porestay
kyq
njc
Jackstay
pui
Mainstay
Stay light (lantern,
WSD
WSE Staysail.
rgv
or,
lamp).
Fore staysail
Fore topmast staysail
Main staysail
Main topmast
njd
njm
._
staysail
staysail
Mizzen topmast
Staysail sheet
Storm staysail.
WSG Topmast staysail.
Topmast
staysail sheet
Steady-ily-iness.
Barometer is steady
Steady your helm

Under steady helm
Wind appears to
WSI
Steax,-ing.
WSJ
Steam-ed-ing.
Blow
Blow
off
be steady
egw
rhd
rxa
vux
v wa
t^k
mi
otu
zfh
WST
KJW
WSU
wsv
wsx
WSY
wsz
WTA
WTB
WTO
WTD
Steam steering gear.

mz
Steam steering wheel.
Steam surface.
Steam surveyor.
Steam
Steam tug
ydr
Steam whistle.
Steam will can) be up in minutes.
Steam winch.
Steam windlass.
Steaming light (lantern, lamp).
trial.
(or,
or,
Under steam
With steam up
Working steam pressure
yhj
ylw
tus
is
WTE Steamer. Steamship.

Board {or, visit) steamer {or, vessel). gpv
WTF By steamer.
Came, Coming, by steamer
jci
WTG Fishery steamer.
Government steamboat
ofx
disabled
mt
To steam.
disabled
your steam.
goa
steam whistle) at inter-
WD
Can you steam ahead of?

...dve
Can not get sufficient steam.
Qi-et steam up as fast as possible
kl
Get steam up report when ready. .km
;
Manometer,
WSR Steam siren.
.'
Stole-n.
siren {or,
vals
WSK
WSM Steam pipe.

Steam pipe burst
WSN Steam pipe damaged,
{In tacking. )
Missed stays
Will your vessel stay?
WSH
upm
stay, or, wait?
WRZ Stay-ed-ing.
WSA In stays.
WSF
To
STAY-ED-mO.
and Wait. )
WSC
Shall I get up steam?

wa
Shall I send you a steam tug?
vqo
Shall signal with siren {or, steam whistle)
during fog {or, darkness)
we
Steam. ( Vapor of boiling water. )
Steam capstan
hwb
Steam chest
ion
Steam coal
ixj
Steam collier
jaq
Steam cone
jnp
Steam crane
kbg
Steam cutter's engine
mbx
Steam gauge. {See Manometer) _ -ejw
Steam is not ready will be up in . . wb
Steam is ready
wc
Steam is up...
wc
Steam launch's engine
mby
Steam log book
gzh
Steam piimace's engine
mbz
ar
Stay on board
"WSB
uim
utc
goj
(or, office)
Torpedo station
Rate of steaming
Require steam for
^hsijl I blow off my steam?
znt
..xme
is not at anchor on her
QE
out of position)
Telegraph station
Have you seen
WTH Hired steamer.
mu
disabled steamer? ...mv
Mail steamer
Mail steamer arrives-d
at
Mail steamer reported lost
Mail steamer sails-ed
Mails go by steamer
rfk
efl
rfm
rfn
bpq
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
399
STEAMEESTERN.
Steamer Continued.
Merchant steamer (or,
Steer
bpz
ship)
Paddle-wheel steamer. {Horse-power to

szh
follow, if necessary) ...
MX
Pilot boat {steam)
gub
Salvage steamer
vgf
Screw steamer. (Horse-power to folloiv,
WTI
vkj
if necessary)
.
vpn
Send a steamer
Steamboat {large), Launch
guv
Steamboat {small). Cutter, or, Gig.GUW
Steamboat, Steamer is aground
duw
jaq
Steam collier..
Steam cutter, or, gig
guw
Steam guard-boat
Gux
guv
Steam launch
Steam lifeboat
guy
gub
Steam pilot boat
Guz
Steam pinnace
Steam trawler.
w^tb
Steam vessel (ship). Steamer
Is
WTK Bessemer steel.

iek
Cast steel
Siemens-Martin steel
wbs
WTL Steel-built vessel.
WTM Steel mast.
Steel plate.
WTO Steel- wire hawser.
WTP Steelyard.
Tincture of steel
WTQ ^Whitworth
VTN
Stbep-ness.
Reef, or. Shoal
is
WUB
GAM
Steer directly for the light-ship.... qth
Steer more to port. Head to go to port*,
MJ
Head
Steer more to starboard.

to starboard*
*
To
to go
mk
be kept flying until the course is
sufficiently altered.
WUD
WUE
WUF
WUG
Steerage.
Steerage passengersfor
Steered-ing. To steer.
Steerageway. Headway
Steering gear.
^Steering to the
oqt
mz
The course
steered is the best for the

present (or until time indicated) . . jzm
Vessel is {or, was) standing {or, steerVXT
ing)
What course are you {or, they) steering!
...xub
steep to the
JZO
-.vyw
What
course shall you
{or,
they) steer?
JZP
course were you {or, they) steer- -JZQ
ing?...
You are steering right into the center
of the hurricane {or, cyclone) .-.pan
You are steering too much to port.
^You are steering too much to starboard.
What
WTS
Steeple.
WTU
Steek. {See also Couese and Helm. )

jzr
I steering a proper course?
iuq
o'clock I shall steer
At
Damaged rudder; cannot steer -..bi
Direct me how to steer.
Am
WTV
LDO
cruisers have been seen to the

of
, steering to the
Enemy's fleet have been seen to the
oo
steering to the
oh
steering to the
to the
- - - oma
Hand steering gear
Enemy's
WUI
WUJ
oqt
was) stranger {or
JUR
am in danger {or, shoal water) direct

nl
me how to steer.I am in difflculties; direct me how to
KZ
U
StBGI*
dru
I have a pilot steer after me
I
WTZ I shall steer during the night.

;
icp
Stbm-med-ming. To stem.
Can not stem the tide {or, current) .kfx
WUM Step-pbd-ping.
WUN Step of the mast (tabernacle).
Stbre.
Cubic measure)
wuo
Sterling.
(pound) sterling
WUP
WUQ
Stern-ly-ness.
vessel
indicated) steering?
How was convoy steering?
Stem (bow).
Carried away stem
Stem seriously damaged.
WUK
mu
disabled
Headway, Steerage way

How are you steering?
is {or,
WUH
WUL
WTX
WTY How
fleet off
{or,
steel.
WTJR
enemy's
indicated) ?
wst
Steam steering gear
Mz
wsu
Steam steering wheel
Steer after me.
DRU
Steer after me I have a pilot
Steer course indicated as per compass
--JIF
signal
Steer directly for the buoy {or, beacon),
"WUC
Steel.
The
JZF
Twin-screw steamer
...gvd
Use steamboat ^for
GVJ
You can not have a steamboat
WTJ
steering
NET
Saw the enemy's fleet steering LZS
WUA Shall we steer
run) for {place
Saw the
xkl
yfl
present course a correct one?
Am I steering a proper course?
course steered to follow, if necessary),
Tank steamer
Continued.
my
ath
Stern. The stern. Stbrnmost.

inches by the stem.HPN
By the stern
JCO
Come under the stem
Code Flag over k
I have stern way
Main shaft broken in stem tube ...RGT
;
400
GEJSTERAL,
P^RT
VOCABULARY.
11.
STERN STORE.
Stern
Continued.
Moor head and
WXB
stern
WUR Name on the stern.

"WUS No name on the stern.
W'UT Stern frame.
Stern gland defective.
WUV
WUX ^Stern lantern (light, or, lamp).
WUY Stempost.
WUZ Stern tube.
WVA Stem tube damaged.
Stern way.
Stone-y.
Coarse bottom.
Rzj
hax
Have
you.
Stood.
WXC
(;See
"WVC
Steward.
Send the steward
WVJ
WVK
Full stop.
Have you materials
hfx
Still.
-MK
under examination.
WXG
Leak
is
WVM
WVN.
"WVP
WVQ
WVR
Stock. (Shares.)
Stock-jobber (or, broker)
DKH
Stop her
Stop her instantly.
txn
rad
XEU
Stokb-d-ing.
WVZ
Steal-ing
Stole-n.
machinery
ehi
WXA
Stopa.
WXN
qjr
Stomach.
Stone.
(Measure of weight)
bcl
rdy
stopped by the blockading
GNR
ships
pvy
^wsi
have
WVU Stoker.
wvx
WVY
(or,
kzb
Stokehole.
_
oxe
Stokehole compartment
jha
Stokehole full of water.
Stokehole ventilator carried away.
Stoker mechanic.
Stop the sailing of

Stop until for).
WXK Stop valve.
WXL Stopped.
WXM Stopper.
WXI
WXJ
(Socks.)
Leading stoker
mn

Code Flag over h
(Measure of length)
StORE-D-ING.
WVT
ly^
Urgent)
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer
Stockholm tar.
Stockings.
qk
stopped.
Stockade-d-inq.
wvs
if
gql
stopped
You will be
Anchor stock
Stock.
any
Code Flag over u

Obliged to stop engines.
Stop engines to adjust towing cabtes,
WXH
Stipulate-d-ing-ion.
Stock-ed. (See also Supply. )

Can I procure stock?
Live stock.
Someone to look after stock
Stock (supply)
of
Stock all gone.
Stock of goods.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies
Well stocked with.
(or, receive)
communication
on board
My engines are
Stunk.
RK
can not stop to have
I prefer stopping
I will stop.
iso
Stank.
Qjw
adjusting
Are not stiff under cainvas - - hvf

Are very stiff under canvas -Hvg
Stink-dtg.
for stopping the

^..
WXF I can not stop.

I
WVL
wvo
ws
WXE
How long shall you stop?

qyp
am going to stop machinery requires
Still
WVI
uco
Stiff clay
WVH
qg
till?
leak?
Stiff-ly-ness-en-ed.
stiff breeze
Is, or,
Remain and
stop the leak?
Can you stop
...vqk
wvb -^Stewardess.
WVE Steward's small stores.
WVF SlICK-nSTG-Y-INESS. STUCK.
Is, or,
(See also
Canjiot ôp the leak

qh
Purser's steward (or, assistant)
WVG
wqa
Stand)
Wait.)
Can you
Stevedore.
uba
Sxop-piNG-PAGE.
"WXD
WVB
sand and holystones to spare?

oxi
Pumice stone
fhr
Going astern
Coarse sand and stones,
To
STORE.
Artillery, or. Ordnance stores

Boatswain's stores
Carpenter's stores
Commissariat stores
Condemned stores
Engineer's stores
Government stores
Gunner's stores
Have military stores on board
Have stores for you.
Medical stores..
WXO
Military stores...
Naval
WXP
WXQ
WXR
WXS
WXT
stores
Stewai'd's small stores
Store. (A store.
Storehouse.
Storekeeper,
Storeroom.
Storeship.
awv
ezw
Gvo
ibv
jpb
,imn
MCU
ofy
oke
ETV
rol
rub
.sew
wve
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
401
STOEM STRICT.
WXU
Storm- Y.
(See also
Weather and Gale.
Storm center in
indicated)
.igy
WXV Storm
Storm staysail
WXY Storm trysail.
Strange
probable course toward
(direction
WYU
Continued.
Strange sail ( or vessel indicated) is bound
--HBT
to..Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
from
sail.
WXZ
wsp
Storm warning.
Stormy, Boisterous weather from the -^,
zi
There has been, or. We have had a storm

of thunder and lightning
qtl
Porter
Stout.
WYA
Stove.
Boat
WYB
WYC
tpi
is
ar
stove
sail (or vessel indicated) is in

lhm
distress
Strange vessel following convoy.
_.ozs
Strange
WYV
WYX Stranger belongs to
Stranger doeS not understand your
WYZ
WZA
WZB
WZC
Stranger has.
Stranger
chasing
Stranger
Stranger gaining.
Stranger not gaining.
is.
is
is
Stow-inq-age.
Badly stowed Cargo so badly stowed I
or.
WYD Stowed.
WYE Stowaway.
WYG Strain-ing.
Great strain (or,
WYH Strained.
Anchor
stress)
frk
is
on
WZD
am
not seaLAG
stowed, eh J
WZE
WZF
WZG
ohj
to communicate.
(bearing
There is a strange sail on
em
indicated)
Very strange-ly.
What do you make of stranger?
Strap-ped-ping.
Eccentric strap broken
Too much strain on
WZH
Straw.
WYJ
Strainer.
WZI
Streak-ed-y.
WYK
Straight.
WZK
Stream.
Against the current
Athwart the
Strait, or, Channel op

In the strait (or, channel) of
Through the strait of.
ilg
ilm
WYM
WYN Strait-en-ed-ing.
WYQ
Strange-r-ly.
Streep.
WZN
Strand-ing.
..
careful (or, guarded) in your

ES
intercourse with strangers
Do not have anything to do with stranger
Do you know anything of strange sail?
QBU
Hail the strange vessel, and ask
was) stranger (or
dicated) steering?
I
am a stranger here
will
if
WYT
26
WZP
Stress.
WZQ
wty
you let me go
ooh
Driven by stress of weather

Great stress (or, strain) on
Stress of weather
yza
ohj
yze
Stretch-ed-ing.
Reef, Rock, or. Shoal stretches a long
way
EDO
vessel in-
ashore with you?

It is very strange.
Ship indicated to examine strange vessel
-MKf
and report-Strange sail.
7656409
axj
Strength-en-ed-ing.
muo
Feather strengthening
What is the strength of the tide?--.xsp
he
it
Be very
How
(Square measure)
Street.
WZO
1.
ht
commtmicate
is (or,
awp
Stremma.
stranger (or vessel indicated)
will
(Measure of length)
Towing cable is stranded (or, damaged),

HRX
Ask
eji
WZM In the stream.
ZNJ
-VUM
Stranded.
dse
Sheer strake
WYS
WZL Gulf Stream.
(or, tide)
tide (or, stream)
Lsz
Stream anchor, or. Small anchor.

in cwts. if necessary) - _ -BJV
( Weight
hrt
Stream cable. Stream chain
Strake
WYO
WYP
sus-
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not

-.wdk
take any notice of signal) wishes
Stranger (or vessel hearing
WYI
WYL Straightforward.
is
gh
picious
(Fireplace.
worthy
Stow anchor,
WYE.
int
is
Stranger (or vessel indicated)
Stove.
sig-
WDJ
nal
out--
WZB
Stretcher.
WZS
WZT
Strict-er-est-ly.
GE
Be very strict.
pyj
Pay strict attention to signals during
the night
dt
402
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
STRICTURESUDDEN.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
403
SUE SUPERSEDE.
XCL
StFE-D-INQ.
XCM
XCN
Suet.
XDJ
XDK
sultry-iness.
XDL
sum-med-ming.
summary-ily.
(See also
XDM
XDN
XDO
Next summer.
suffer-ing. to suffer.
Crops have suffered severely.
Have you suffered
XCB
SuFFiciENT-LY-CY.
-kDW
Suffered.
^Sufferer.
Enough. )
Authority sufficient for the occasion -fmp

Barely sufficient
fws
Can not get sufficient steam
wsk
Certificate is sufficient
_-_ ihx
Have you sufficient towline?
quk
Have you sufficient {or, enough) ?.-MDJ
I have not sufficient {or, enough ).-Mdq
I have sufficient {or, enough)
mdn
Is answer suitable {or, sufficient)?. .end
Isitenough(suitable,or', sufficient) ?-MD0
XCT
Is it sufficiently secure ?
VMZ
Is, or, Are not sufflcient-ly.
Is, or, Are sufficient -ly.
Is there sufficient depth of vrater?--KVC
lgj
Not sufficient distance
uzs
Not sufficient room
iqb
Not sufficiently cautious
Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is
impossible to comprehend
Quite sufficient {or, enough)
XCU
xcv
jlp
mdx
IGC
Sufficient caution..
lgk
Sufficient distance
mdc
Sufficient, or. Enough room
Sufficient water.
Sufficiently strong.
The cause, {or, reason) assigned is suffi-
IFU
cient
Will be
XCY
XCZ
sufficient {or,
enough)
Sugar.
Can you supply me with sugar?

may
Suggest -ED-iNG-iON.
{Pounds
(Propose)
SUIT-ED-ING-ABLE.
I have no spars suitable for
{A
SUMMON-ED-ING.
XDQ
SUMMONS-EDING.
Sumner's line, or. Double altitudes -Edi
Sun.
XDE,
Sun-NY.
After sunrise
After sunset
At
At
Piv
sunrise
sunset
Before sunrise.
Before sunset.
By the sun
XDU Sunlight, sunshine.
Sunrise. At sunrise
Sun's altitude
Sunset. At sunset
Sunstroke
hpo
pit
edm
fiw
xed
XDV The heat of the sun.

XDW The temperature in the sun is
XDY What is the temperature in the sun?
vct
QGO
Sunday. Sabbath
Last Sunday
XDZ
XEA
XEB
XEC
Next Sunday.
Sunday morning.
Sunday night.
Sunday week.
SuNK-BN.
(See Sink)
Sunrise.
{See Sun)
wen
fiy
wly
rwY
XED
XEP
XEG
XEH
fiw
(See Sun)
Sunstroke.
Sup-PED-piNG.
{See also Supper.)
Supercargo.
Supbrheat-ed-ing.
XEI
Superheater.
XEJ
Superintend-ed-ing-ence.
XEK
Superintendent.
XEL
superior-ity.
supersede-d-ing.
XEM Superior force.

XBN Supernumerary.
XDI
XEO
SULPHUR-OUS-IC.
Sulphate of copper.
Sulphate of iron.
Sulphate of zinc.
Sulphuric acid.
fiw
XDS
XDT
Sunset.
suit of.
.--
DRI
dej
XDE
XDF
XDG
XDH
awx
[Measure of length)
tzj
When
Coaling suit
rvw
XDP
ovz
SUICIDE-AL.
Suit.
---QGN
kdy
Is answer suitable {or, sufficient) ?-End

Is it enough (suitable, or, sufficient) ?mdo
It isnot suitable. It will not answer -ENP
Suitable boat for landing must be sent
El
from the shore
xst
will the tide suit?
xsu
Will the tide suit?
XDO
summer
he indicated.
Hogsheads of sugar
Sugar crop
XDA
XDB
Last
Summer clothing
meb
suffocate-d-ing-ion.
weight
Summer.
yds
Tug has not sufficient power
xcw
{Measure of capacity) - - - azf
SuLTCHEK.
XCO
XCP
XCQ
xcs
SULTAN-A.
Overseer.
404
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
SUPERSTRUCTURESUEPRISE.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
405
SURRENDER SYSTEM.
XGE
XGF
SURRENDEB-BD-ING.
XHA
SWEAR-ING.
SURBOUND-ED-ING.
XHB
SwEDE-N.
XGH
SUETEY-ED-ING. TO SURVEY.
Attend survey
Board of survey
Did not pass survey.
Engineer surveyor
XHC
SwBEP-iNG.
XGJ Has been surveyed.

XGK Has not been surveyed.
XGI
fky
gpb
--MCT
qxc
Lloyd's surveyor
XGL
Medical survey
ROM
Passed survey
tcs
Please send off Lloyd's survey or... qxg
troc
Regular survey necessary
tjod
Regular survey unnecessary
wmo
Special survey
wsx
Steam surveyor
Survey.
Survey
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.
XGM Surveyor.
XGN Survive-d-ing.
XGO
XGP
XGQ
XGR
hrv
QXI
Swept.
Chimneysweep
{or,
Sweeping tubes
(flues, or,
XHE
XHF
sweet-ly-ness.
XHG
SwELL-ED-iNG.
XHI
Swell. {Movement of the

A heavy swell.
Sweet
oil.
Swollen.
OIH
ipt
SUSPEND-ED-ING.
Bank indicated has suspended payment,
Swifter.
wmu
{Speedy.)
{Shrouds.)
FUX
IHW
XHM SwiM-MiNG. Swam.

XHN Does he, or, Does it still swim?
XHO
Swam to the
XHP
SwiNG-iNG. Swung. To swing.

Must be swung to adjust compasses,
JHY
uzr
swing
UZT
Room to swing.-Was swung for adjustment of compasses
Not room
HOC
HOD
hoe
ness
Suspended business
Your agent (or agent
pended business
specified)
to
at
JIM
has sus-
DTG
Suspicion.
-.-- xgq
{Suspected)
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is susOH
picious
kbd
Suspicions craft
tao
Suspicious papers
Very suspicious.
XHQ
Swiss.
XHR
Swivel.
Mooring swivel
Take mooring swivel
Suspicious.
SwooN-ED-iNG.
XHS
Sword.
XGU
SUSTAIN-ED-ING.
XHT
Syllablb-ic.
XHU
Symbol-ical.
XHV
Symptom-atic.
XHW
Syndicate.
XHY
Syphilis-itic.
XHZ
Syphon.
XIA
Syeinge-d-ing.
XIB
System-atic-al-ly.
Metrical system
Did you {or vessel indicated) receive

kjp
any damage?
What damage have you sustained?. kjs
SWALLOW-ED-ING.
Swam.
(See
Swim)
Swam to the
SWAMP-ED-ING.
Boat swamped
Swamp.
{Morass)
SWAY-ED-ING.
S way-ed-ing across
Sway beam.
...xhm
off
{Faint)
XGT
XGZ
ur
Some swell.
XHK Too much swell.
StrsPECT-iNG.
ness
XGY
ota
XHJ
Person indicated has suspended busi-
XGW
sea.
Much swell on
Person indicated has not suspended busi-
XGV
To swell.
Ground swell
XHL
(See also Suspicious. )

Ports suspected of cholera, etc
Suspected. Suspicious.
ipb
smith)
funnels) .nfz
Sweeps.
SwiFT-LY-NBSs.
Survivor.
Certificate suspended
XOS
Swedish colors.
XHD
(A
survey.)
chain cable
'
SWORE-N.
RZK
RZM
zni
....XHO
-A-S
Rzs
dhx
RSU
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
406
Part
II.
SYSTEMTAKE.
XIC
XID
System Continued.
New system.
Old system.
Tack Continued.
Tack instantly ..-
mo
vuy
Tacks and sheets
Water shoaling
XIN
XIO
ywm
must tack
We shall do better' on the other tack.

When do you tack
?
When I tack to-night I will show a light,

QX
When
you
alter course {or, tack) tonight show a light

jzs
XIP
Tackle.
Do
XIQ
not risk an anchorage iinless you
have ve^gr good ground tackle

Ground tackle.
Ground tackle not good enough
Ground tackle very good
px
ou
oik
Luff tackle
XIR
XIS
XIE
T.
{For new method of

ing, seepage 13.)
(^Letter.)
Tabernacle.
XIF
{Step of the mast)
spell-
XIT
Tackle
Alphabetical table {see page 15)
ebo
Azimuth
pqg
table
XIU
Tact-pul.
XIV
Tactic-al.
DeYLation table
jho
Have you a book of navigation tables ?
EN
table
Tail.
Tail end of
XIZ
Tail
xso
XJA
Tailor.
yel
--Wnf
XJB
Taint-ed-ing.
XJC
Take-ing.
qes
(spelling) table
Taoit-ly.
XIJ
Tack-bd-ing. To tack.
tack
jzi
Fetch on the other tack
mwc
Fetch on this tack
mwd
Fore tack
nje
Get her on the other tack as fast as pos-
off to
I shall tackat o'clock.
MEU
fall
show a light to-night when
I tack,
QX
Keep on port tack
Keep on starboard tack
Main tack
XIL
XIM
Not
pzp
pza
egx
short tacks -.
able to make such short tacks.
eip
Port tack.
Starboard tack
vcG
ttby
xvn
zfe
{Coin)
-AVC
main shaft broken
lyo
An alteration has taken place
ebx
shaft.
..wea
As much
as can be taken
Blockade
Blockade
is
is
pba
not taken off
_ _ . gnd
taken off
gne
Can I take {or, forward) any letters for
you?
NMV
Can, or. Will take.
Can, or. Will you point out {or, take
me to) a good anchorage?
eks
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge {or, act) as engineer?eh
Can, or. Will you take any
Can you take me in tow?
xu
Can not save the ship take people off .nb
Can not take anything larger than - qpn
Can not take you in tow
xv
Caution is requisite; take care
ft
Did boat take ?
.gso
Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
means of making a signal) ?
gsp
gsq
Do not interfere with {or, take the
matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's
agent
qwh
Embargo is not taken off
lwd
Embargo is taken off.-lwe
Every j)reoaution has been taken. ..mje
Fire gains rapidly; take people off.-NG
XJD
XJE
NY0
sible
Get her on the other tack or you will be

on shore
LP
ln
Haul your wind on starboard taok...LO
Heave-to on port tack
ose
Heave-to on starboard tack
osp
I shall not go on the other tack unless I
Make
falls
ecu
vhz
Time table.
I will
Purchase
Leang.
XIY
ebo
XIH
XIK
or,
Tapfeail.
Table-land
Table sauces
Tide table
Turn table
Use alphabetical
Tael,
XIW
qyi
sfb
sln
Navigation tables
table {seepage 33)
Spelling table {seepage 15)
Numeral
XIG
falls.
Top tackle pendant

Winding tackle
...wun
Table-ulae.
Logarithm
Reef tackle.
Relieving tackle.
Runners and tackles
Tackle, or. Purchase carried away.
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
407
TAKE TAP.
Take Continued.
Funeral takes place at
{time and date)

-Has bqen taken into ^.
ntk
at
XJF
and
{place)
Have you
Ni
taken observations for varia-
JHS
Heave-to, or take the consequences. osa
omk
How did it take place?
tion?

How many tons measurement
can you take?
I
am
taking in
{or,
off.
^to
Has embargo been taken off at t.iswQ

Has taken a partner
tcb
Has the blockade been raised {or, taken
GNL
off)? .Have lost all boats; can you take off
crew?
Take Continued.
Take-n, Took
XJU Take papers.
XJV Take passage {or, for).
XJW Take-n, Took place on.
Take possession of
Take rooih enough
XJY Take telegramto
for).
XJT
XJZ
XKA
Take your choice

Taken.
Taken aback
The tide will take her off
Took.
Took place in consequence of
Trial takes place on the
Utmost care must be taken
xu
of goods
B, or.
assistanceI
have taken
XJH
I
I will take mails for you
I will take you in tow.
When
When
xw
Must take in more
ballast
alteration has taken place
People going on shore to take
their
dinners with them

Person to take charge
..ime
No
ecs
lau
Where
XJI
cate)
XKC
>
XJK
Take advantage of
Take as much as.
Take care, or. Be careful
is
of
requisite
XJL
Tsilc
Take
imf
JEG
a reef {indicate
one)
XJN
Take in light sails.

Take in
XJO
XJP
XJQ
XJR
XJS
sail
Telltale.
XKG
XKH
Tall.
XKI
Tally-ied-ing.
Take letter {or, despatches)

- Take mooring swivel off
Take no notice.
Take notice.
Tallow.
Tank.
Cable tank
Filter tank
Bequire water tank
XKL
Tank steamer.
{or, boat)
Water ballast tank

Water tank
Water tank is empty
Water tank leaky
XKM
bcm
Measure of weight)
KXC
kzm
tjv
Talk-ed-ing
Tan.
Take in studding sails.

Take in topgallant sails.
Take in tow.
gko
Tale.
more than
: .UMQ
vet
my bill?
my pilot?
You had better take a pilot at once.TJX

tjy
You must take a p^lot
XKE
XKF
XKJ
if
tdj
JKW
?
Will you take a bill on
Will you take letters {or, despatches)?, jy
kxc
iii
caution
ft
ilw
Will take you{orshipindicated)va.toyr.
gkn
tow?
Will you take
Will you take
xy
hym
Take care range is clear

Take charge of
Take command of
Take despatches
Take her in tow.
XJM
KTY
to take place {or, be done)?
XKD ^Will you take me {or vessel indicated) in
gup
-JWD
dnv
tlp
LIV
xjed
dupli-
is it
Which channel shall I take?

Which passage did you take?
Will take timeto complete
Police {or other) authorities have taken

some of the crew out of the ship-KDH
Quarantine is taken off

Send boat to take off the crew
Shall I take you in tow?
Shall, or, Will take.
Take, or. Make a copy {or,
ntl
did the collision take place?-JBO

did you take your last departure
from?
I wish to be taken in tow

Is embargo likely to be taken off?--Lwi
Is it necessary {or. Does the navigation
sey
require me) to take a pilot?
It is expected embargo vnll be taken
L"WJ
fts
next mail? ..bpy
will funeral take place?

will it take place?
Where
Where
QP
off
hyq
LWN
NCB
dns
advantage of
will take her in tow.
jqe
yaw
tlo
When did it take place?
When did the collision take place?. -JB
When is the embargo to be taken off?
{quantity indicated) of
I took
XJG
XKB
What vessel takes the

What will you take?
xyq
fish
cxg
nfe
TVTT
{or vessel
;
ipx
QTE
Want lighters to take my cargo
twm
Was taken by a privateer.
zcd
What has taken?
What is the lowest price you will take?
oev
discharging) pow-
Code Flag over b

indicated is) waterywt
logged take people off
I can not take you in tow, but will resend immediate
port you at
, and
Flag
am
mdy
{or,
der, or, explosives.
...tpz
--
Tap-ped-ping.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies
hqu
mye
GUJ
ftw
ywd
lxz
ywe
kzb
Part
408
II.
TAPETELEGRAPH.
XKN
XKO
XKP
Telegraph Continued.
Communicate by telegraph
jfp
Communication by telegraph is
jfs
Communication by telegraph is restored,
Tape.
Tapioca.
To
Tar-eed-ring-y.
Coal tar
JPT
tar.
wvr
Stockholm tar
XKQ Tar barrel.

Tare.
XKS
Target.
ws
Does telegraphic communication go all
the way?
jfy
Engine-room telegraph
MB J
Foreign telegram
nkt
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
hkr
Tarbrush
XKR
iws
station at
emw
Forward following message by
XKT
graph
Tariff.
XKU Tarpaulin.
XKV Tartar-ic. Tartaric
XKW Cream of tartar.
XKY Tartar emetic.
to
Foward following
by signal letters,
Task.
XLC
Taunt-ed-ing.
XLD
Taut.
telegraphic miessage
instead of writing it
at length
xb
Forward my communication by telefor
graph and pay
its transmission. hy
acid.
graph to
XKZ
XLA
XLB
tele-
NMW
WT
Have orders {or, telegram) for you. .sm

or, communications) for me?
IB
Tastb-d-ing-ftjl-ly.
Tattoo.
am going to signal
the contents of an
important telegram, to be communicated to you
XLQ
IE
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)

Keep out
a telegraph cable.
Haul taut. Tauten hawser

Heave taut
my
of
way.
I have orders to telegraph your passing,
opd
osb
so
have picked up telegraph cable ...wu

I have telegraphed for further orders
I
XLE
Tavern.
XLF
Tax-ed-ing-ation.
Income tax
{or,
p<;s
TOHEKI.
{Measure of weight)
TCHO,
Cho.
or,
XLR
bav
instructions)
stw
I have telegraphed for your orders

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

sv
I will telegraph message immediately,
{Measure of length) .avr
RQO
XLG
XLH
Teapot.
XLI
Teach-ing.
Tea.
cable
Is there
XLS
Teak.
XLK
XLM
Teae-ing.
XLN
Open telegram
Taught.
contents
Order-ed-ing
XLJ
Tore-n.
XLT
Tedious.
A tedious passage
Telegram.
(See also
I-.-TDA
under Telegraph
below.
XLO
me and
signal
its
wx
by telegraph (telegram),
SUD
Replied by telegraph
bmq
Report by telogrnph.
Report me by telegraph to
usa
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.. UD
Report me by telegraph to my owner
{or, to Mr. ) at
ue
Report me by velegraph to owner {or,
WQ
Replied by telegraph.EMQ
telegraph
hpi
owner {or, to ) at
XA
hqv
telegraph by signal letters instead of

vsrriting it at length
xb
Send following telegram to owners {or,
to Mr.
XA
) at
tele-
dlv
Answer by telegraph. Telegraph reply,
graph-ed-ing
Answered,
or.
Cablegram
XLP
for
to
UE
) at
Gazette"
uf
Report me to owners on leaving
usB
Send boat for telegram
gum
Tblegraph-ed-ing. To telegraph.
Admiralty, or, Navy Department
By
wv
--
a telegraph cable near me?.HRj
No telegraphic communication.
Can I telegraph to?
from 1
WR
Can you forward my communication by
telegraph?
hu
by signal
letters
XB
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
409
TELEGRAPHTENSILE.
Continued.
XMS
Telegraph
Send telegram
yqh
Shall I open telegram for you and signal its contents
xc
Shall I send message by telegraph?-RQS
tb
Shall I telegraph for yonr orders
-Shall I telegraph owner?
Signal the name of place where yon wish
wdf
to be reported by telegraph
Take telegram
xjy
to (or, for)
XLU
Note. In
2.
make known)?
QOL
XMT Can not tell you.

Desires
me to
tell
Tell
kwo
you
XMU Did you tell?

Poretell-ing-told
XMV He (or person indicated)
nkb
told.
my owner ship answers remarkably
well
(person indicated)
XMW Tell
XMY Tell (person indicated) not to
ENO
to.
signaling a telegram to be
Tell -^(person indicated) not to forward

QS
anymore letters for me
xke
Telltale
anchor ...ejw
Tell them to recover
told (or, said so) ?
sent, signal
1.
Tell-ins. Told.
Can, or. Will you tell (or,
Ship's name.
Name of person
to
whom
telegram
my
is to be sent.
XMZ Who
XNA You were told.
jx
Telegram arrived from
XNB Temper.
XLV Telegram received from
djp
Telegraph address.
XLW Telegraph Admiralty, or. Navy Depart- XNC Tbmperate^ly-ance.
XND Temperate zone.
ment to
XLY Telegraph buoy.
hrw XNE Temperature.
Telegraph cable
XNF Have you tried the temperature of the
XLZ Telegraph clerk (or, official).
sea?
XMA Telegraph code.
XNG The temperature by wet bulb is and
Telegraph following message to {ship
by dry bulb is
xd
or person named) at
XNH The temperature in the shade is
..tc
Telegraph instruction (order) to
The temperature in the sun is -.xdw
XMB Telegraph instruments.
The temperature is at
XNI
XMC Telegraph out of order (or, stopped).
XNJ The temperature of the sea is
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph,
WQ XNK What is the temperature? What is the
thermometer?
XMD Telegraph ship.
XNL What is the temperature by wet and
XME Telegraph station (or, office).
dry bulb?
dsv
Telegraph to my agents
is the temperature in the shade?
XMP Telegraph to my family at the fol- XNM What
What is the temperature in the sun?
lowing message.
XDY
xMa Telegraph to my owner.
XNO Tbmpest-uous.
Telegraph to my owners to send my letvqp
ters tome at
Template.
zoo XNP
Telegraph wire
lvc
Telegraphic communication
XNQ Temple.
Telegraphic despatch arrived from
JX
XNR Temporary-ily.
x;ln
Telegraphic message
3.
Text of telegram.
--JX
Telegraphic news arrived from
There is a telegraph cable on (bearing
-^n
indicated)
To whom shall we telegraph that all is
well on board your vessel?
Vessel desires to be reported by teleusp
) at
graph to owner (Mr.
"Will you telegraph to (ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
IM
communicate?
You can telegraph as far, as
You can telegraph from.
.-
XMH
XMJ
XMK
XML
XMN
XMO
XMP
Telephonb-d-ing.
i
Telephonic.
Can I telephone to---

Diver's telephone
Telephonic communication.
message.
Telephonic
You can telephone to
XMQ Telescope-ic. Spyglass.

XMB Water telescope.
mck
repair
Engines under temporary repair. _-MBK
XNS
Temporary
light
shown
at
indicated)
Under temporary
XMI
Engines broken down under temporary
XNT
Temporize-d-ing.
XNU
XNV
Ten-th-ly.
XNW
Tbnd-bd-ing.
XNY
Tender-bd-ing.
Mail tender
repair
(place
yhk
Tenant.
Tennis.
XNZ
Tenon.
XOA
Tensile.
Lawn
To tender.
.RFO
tennis
.-QIP
Part
GENERAL, VOCABULAKY.
410
II.
TENSIONTHE.
XOB
Tension.
XOC
Tent.
That Continued.
Shall, or.
Should,
Send tent on shore
XOD
XOE
XOF
Would
(or, this)?
that
civ
(or, this)?-_cijs
That
VQi
CKP
That, or, This can (or, may)

ckq
That, or. This can (or, may) be
ckr
That, or. This can not (or, may not) .cks
That, or. This can not (or, may not) be,
Tbnuek.
Terms.
CKT
Tebminate-d-ing-ion.
Termination of articles
XOG
Will that
or.
That, or. This could (or, might)

CKU
That, or. This could (or might) be.CKV
That, or. This could (or, might) not be,
ezm
CKW
Terminus.
Terrace,
or,
Boulevard
That, or, This had (has, or, have) -Ckx

That, or. This had (has, or, have) been,
hbp
CKY
XOH
Terrible- Y.
That, or. This had (has, or, have) not
XOI
Territory-ial.
That he
XOJ
Test-hd-ing.
Test battery
Test coil.
That his (her-s, it-s)

That I (my, mine)
been
XOL
Testament,
XOM
XON
Testipy-ied-ing-mony.
XOP
Texture.
That, or. This

That, or. This
or,
"Will.
ckz
...avd
(Coin)
Than
.^
Less than
More
Than
Than
Than
Than
Than
Than
than
the
these (or, those)
they
we
(their-s)
(our-s)
which
what)
That
That
it is
That,
That,
That,
That,
That,
That,
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
or.
cla
is
is
not
clb
old
cle
clp
clg
clh
not
This must
cli
This must be
CLJ
This must not
clk
This must not be
clm
This shall (or, will)be
cln
This shall (or, will) not be,
clo
That, or. This should (or, would) be.CLP
That, or. This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
That the
clt
CLU
That they (their-s)
CLV
That, or. This was
clb
That, or. This was not.
CLS
Testimonial.
Thaler.
ckf
qnl
rzu
ckg
ckh
cki
ckj
__ckl
it is
clw
Thank.
That we (our-s)
That which (or, what)
That with
That you-r-s
Thank you.
Thanked.
This
To that
cma
(or,
yon-r-s
XOT
Thanking.
XOU
Thankpul-ly-ness.
XOS
it,
indicated)
XOK
XOQ
XOR
(she,
That
After that (or, this)
Before that (or, this)
By that
ckm
ckp
ckn
cko
(or, this)
bjt
Can, or. May that (or, this)?
..bki
Could, or. Might that (or, this)?--_BLE
Do, Does, or. Did that (or, this)?.._BMj
For that (or, this)
:
bpp
bpr
Had, Has, or. Have that (or, this) -BQW
If that (or, this)
bzx
In that (or, this)
cdm
Is that (or, this) ?
cdv
May, etc. (See Can, above.)
cex
Not that (or, this)
CFZ
Of that (or, this)
.cgq
On that (or, this)
chb
Ought that (or, this)?
chu
(or, this)
Were
Was,
or.
With
that (or, this)
XOV
Thatch-ed-ing.
XOW
Thaw-ed-ing.
that
(or, this)
The
CLX
cly
CLZ
coa
coz
cwj
After the
cME
CMB
And
AMD
the
Are or.
Is the
Be the
By the
Can, or. May the?
Could, or. Might the?
Each of the (or, them)
Either of the (or, them)
For the
From the
Had, Has, or. Have the?
If the
In the
Is, etc.
(See Are, above.
ben
bfe
bju
hue
blf
bmk
lqu
lue
bpg
bps
bqx
BZY
CDN
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
411
THETHESE.
The Continued.
There Continued.
May,

cmv
There shall (or, will) not
cmw
cmx
There should (or, would)
cmy
cmz
There should (or, would) have been-CNA
cnb
There should (or, would) not
There should (or, would) not be---CND
ONE
CNF
There was (or, were)
CNO
There was (or, were) not
cox
Was, or. Were there?
1
etc.
(See Can, above. )
Must the?
Not the
Of the
CEY
CGA
COR
CHD
CEV
ciw
On
the
Ought the?
Shall, or,
Will the?
Should, or.
Than the
That the
Would
the?
cjt
ckg
clt
The
The most
The same as
The same description
The same kind as
To the
To the
CME
saw
vgn
kwg XPD
rear
Was, or. Were the?

What, or, Which of the?
When the
Where should
Where the .Will the?
(or,
would) the?
(See Shall, above)
With the-Would the ?
XPE
Thereby.
cow
XPF
Therefore.
CQi
csr
XPG
Thermometer.
XPH
Have you a thermometer?

I have no thermometer.
The thermometer by wet bulb shows
i:ng
and by dry bulb shows
The thermometer in the shade .xnh
--XDW
The thermometer in the sun
xni
The thermonieter at
Ctw
cty
ciw
cwi
(See Should, above).. -cjt
XOY
Theatre-ical.
XOZ
Thept.
Thievino.
Their.
(See
Them.
(See
Thereabouts.
qay
CNX
uko
(For TJiermometer Table

according to Fahrenheit, Centigrade,
and Reaumur graduations, see page
60.)
XPI
is
is
is
XPA
XPB
XPC
They)
cnl
They)
cnl
What is the height of the thermometer?

xnk
What is the temperature?
What is the height of the thermometer
xnl
by wet and dry bulbs?
Then.
What is the height
Thence.
What is the height
of the
thermometer
of the
thermometer
xnm
in the shade?
in the sun?
Theodolite.
There
cmf
Are, or. Is there any?

there
Can, or, May there be?
Could, or. Might there be?Do, Does, or. Did there?
From there.Had, Has, or, Have there?
If there
?
any
Is, or, Are there
Must there be?
Not there
Shall, or, Will there be?
By
These. Those
After these (or, those)
Are these
By these
bfi
bml
bpu
bqy
cab
bep
cez
cgb
bhe
bho
cmf
-CMG
There
There are (or, is)
cmh
cmi
There can (or, may)
---CMJ
There can (or, may) be.
CMK
There can not (or, may not)
cml
cmn
There could (or, might)
cmo
There could (or, might) be
cmp
cmq
cmr
There had (has, or, have) not been -CMS
CMT
There is nothing
cmu
There shall (or, will)
cni
cnh
beq
(or, those)?
bjx
(or, those)
bkj
these (or, those)?
Can, or.
Could, or. Might these (or, those) ?.blq
Do, Does, or, Did these (or, those) ?-BMN
--bpi
For these (or, those)
bep
bjw
bfp
xdy
May
From these
Had, Has,
(or, those)
or. Have these, (or,
bpv
those)?
BQZ
If these (or, those)
(or, those)
(See Can, above.
etc.
In these
cad
cdp
May,
Of these
(or,
those)--
On
cfa
cgd
-.cgt
chf
these (or, those)

chw
Shall, or. Will these (or, those)? _-Cix
Should, or. Would these (or, those)?
CJU
Than
ckh
OLU
These
Those
cni
CNI
To these (or, those)

Were these (or, those)?
cnz
CPG
When these
csg
these (or, those)

(or,
those)?
Part
GENERAL, VOCABULiARY.
412
II.
THESE THICK.
They Continued.
These
Continued.
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
With these (or, those)
Would, etc. {See Should, above.
Them. Their-s
After they (them, their-s)
And they
They.
They could {or, might) be.

bhr
They could {or, might) not
blo
They could {or, might) not be
bhs
They do {or, did)
boj
They do {or, did) not
bok
They had {or, have)
bsh
They had {or, have) been
bht
They had {or, have) done
bol
They had {or, have) had bsi
bsj
bhu
bom
They had 4or, have) not had
bsk
They mustcfg
.They must be
bhv
They must not
cph
They must not be
..bhw
They ought to
cie
They ought not to
CIP
bhy
They ought to be.
bhx
They shaU {or, will)
cjp
They shall {or, will) be
---Bhz
They shall {or, will) not
CJG
They shall {or, will) not be
bia
They should {or, would)
cjy
They should {or, would) be
bio
They should {or, would) have
bsl
They should {or, would) not
CJZ
bid
They should (or, .would) not have-.BSM
They were
coj
They were not
COK
They were not to be
blp
They were to be
bie
To them (their-s)
cny
Was, or. Were they (their-s)?
coy
owl
)
cnl
cnj
elm
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? .--BEO

cnk
Before them (their-s, they)
By them
(their-s) .-
bvj
bkl
Can, or, May they (their-s)?
bkm
Can, or. May they not?
Could, or. Might they (their-s)? ...blh
Do, Does, or. Did they (their-s)?-_-BMO
For them
(their-s)
(their-s)
From them
Had, Has,
Have they (them,
or,
bph
bpt
their-s) ?
BRA
Had,
Had,
Had,
or.
or.
or,
Have they been?

Have they done?
Have they had?
How are they?

How will they?
If they (their-s)
If they are
If they are not
If they can (or, may)
If they can not {or, may not)
If they do {or, did) not
If they shall {or, will)
If they shall (or, will) not...
If they should {or, would)
If they were
If they were not
In them (their-s)
Is, etc.
{See Are, above. )
Let them be
Let them have
Most of them
Must they (their-s)?

Not they (their-s)
Of them (their-s)
On them (their-s)
Ought they to?
bft
bmu
brc
bxh
bxy
-Cae
cap
cag
cah
cai
caj
Cal
cam
can
Cao
cap
caq
car
cas
cat
Were they?
Were they not?
What, or, Which do
Cau
cav
cdo
bgw
brv
sax
cfb
cge
CGs
che
chx
or, Will they (their-s)?

CIY
bhf
or. Will they be?
or. Will they do it ?
boa
or. Will they not ?
ciz
or. Will they not do it?
boc
Should, or. Would they (their-s)---CJV
Than they (their-s)
cki
That they (their-s)
CLV
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
They, Them, Their-s
cnl
They are
__.
beu
They are for
cnm
They are from
bet
They are not to
bev
They can {or, may)
bkt
They can {or, may) be
bhp
They can {or, may) have
^-BSP
They can not {or, may not)
bku
They can not {or, may not) be
bhq
They can not {or, may not) have.-.BSG
They could {or, might)
bln
cph
CPI
they (we,
or, you)?
CQE
{or, you) do?
cqn
{or you) have
CQO
What, or. Which should {or, would)
they (or, you) do?
CQS
When do {or, did)they {or, you)? .-CRF
When shall {or, will) I (they, we, or,
you) do?
CRV
When shall {or, will) they?
cry
have
-CRZ
When they (their-s)
CSH
When they are
csi
Where are they?
CST
Where do {or, did) they {or, you)?--CSZ
Where shall {or, will) they?
ctp
Where shall {or, will) they {or, you)
have?
CTQ
Where should {or, would) they (their-s)?
CTX
Where they (theirs).
CTZ
Where they are
CUA
Why they (their-s)
cvw
With them
XPJ
(their-s)
{or, did)
CWK
Thick.
Delayed by thick fog. Detained by thick

fog
KSE
Part
II.
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
THICK THROAT.
XPK
413
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
414
II.
THROTTLETIFFm.
XRF
Tide
Thbottle-d-ing.
XRG Throttle valve.

XRH Through.
for boats
tide
XSC
By to-morrow's tide.
Can not stem the tide
on the ebb
eq
hey
Can one break through the ice?
Do you think I could get through the
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
-PBH
can not break
pcp
through; send help
ILV
Through, or, Into the channel
knw
Through the day
nqo
Through the fog
Do you know the tides?

Drop down with the tide
Ebb tide
Eddy tide
ice is so solid I
wym
Through the strait

Through the water .-.-,
Through the winter
yvl
{or,
current) -KPX
ad
qby
has ebbed
ice?
The
XRI
Continued.
Bar impassable
loc
lsn
ltg
nfo
oln
Flood tide
Half tide
XSD
High tide.
How
zgj
Throughout.
What
the tide?
is
now?
Keep out
tide have
of the tide {or, current). -.xa
Lee tide
XRJ
Throw-n-ing. Threw.
Enemy is throwing up batteries
FYS
Have you any means of throwing a
line?
QUJ
sap
Mortar for throwing a line
smy
Obliged to throw overboard
Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
UZG
Was thrown on her {or, my) beam

Thrum-med.
XRL
Thrust.
Thrust bearing
Thrust block broken
gmz
gna
Thrust collars damaged
gnb
jad
Tide flows at
Tide has fallen feet.
Tide has risen feet.
Tide
falling.
Tide rising.
Tide rises feet.
um
Tidal dock
XSM
XSN
XSO
is
is
Tide rode.
kgk
Tide tables.
Tide, or, Current will run very strong.
ci
Was
Thunder-ed-ikg.
There has been, or. We have had a
storm of thunder and lightning- -Qtl
Thwart.
yzt
tide
What is the rise and fall of tide?

XH
What is the set and rate of tide {or,
current)?
XSP
-QGP
XSQ
XSR
To thwart.
{Seat of
XSU
XSV
boat.)
AVE
{Coin)
XSW
-KGJ
__-
strength of the tide?
When is the highest tide?

When the tide.
When the tide slacks
When the tide turns.
When will the tide ebb?
When will the tide suit?
When will the tide turn?
Will the tide suit?
With the tide.
You will not lie afloat
all
ovh
wps
xi
XJ
XK
the tide-_DQG
Tidings.
tidings of the crew?-KDB
ter
ticket
Ticket of admission
dme
Tide.
Against the tide (current,
What is the
Have you any
Ticket.
Pay
when you grounded?

CJ
XST
Thwakt-ed-ing.
the tide low
Weather
Thursday.
TiOAL.
XSB
XSH
Thumb.
Before Thursday.
Last Thursday
XRT Next Thursday.
XRU Thursday morning.
XRV Thursday night.
XRW Thus.
XSA
Tidal.
npb
tide.
{Miles per hour may follow)

kgb
Try the current {or, tide)
egp
Was the tide high when you grounded?
XRS
XRZ
XSG
XSL
XRM Thrust shaft.

XRN Thrust shaft broken.
XRY
This
XSK
XRQ
XSF
XSJ
GBQ
ugh
wox
WOY
XSI
XRK
qmi
spd
Neap tide
Next tide.
Race. Tide race-Spring tide
Spring tides rise
feet
The tide will float her off
ends,
GAX
XRO
XRP
XSE
we
xp
or,
stream),
XSY
TiE-D-iNG.
xsz
Tier.
To
tie.
Ground tier
dse
pbp

Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),
Tierce.
FJI
TiPPIN.
LuNCH--
oil
azs
RDJ
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
415
TIGHTTO.
XTA
XTB
XTC
Time
TlOHT-LY-NESS-EH.
Air-tight
Packed-tight.
^Water-tight.
jhb
lks
time
(See also Until)
Can you
stop till
Will hold together
...:
till
ylc
wxd
owy
XTO
XTP
Tiller.
vab
Tiller rope
XTF
is
fast of
Greenwich
meridian) mean time

gr
is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time
gs
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
My chronometer
TiGHTEN-ED-ING.
Till.
XTE
chronometer
(or, first
Water-tight compartment
Water-tight door
XTD
Continued.
My
dwj
XTQ
XTR
fzg
hzn
XTG
XTH
Time.
(For Hours and Minutes seepage
About the time
xl
sry
Short time.
Sometime
wjs
Sometime ago {or, since)
dto
The best time
ghy
The same time. At the same time.VQP
-There will be time
This time.
Time appointed
Time ball
Time ball drops
Time enough
Time fuze
Timber.
Baulk of timber
Timber cargo
Timber ship.
is
Next time (or, opportunity)

Not time enough.
to
(or, for)
etc
at
pti
ptj
mdz
nva
xig
Time-table
Time will be gainedby.

XTU Time will be
XTV Timely.
XTS
58.)
dab
lost.
What are
eml
Another time erm
Apparent time
Asks precise time of high water and
xe
minimum depth at that time dyj
At all times
At any time.
pil
At no time
At the same time. The same time-VGP
pja
At the (ôr, that) time specified
What is the precise time of high water,

and minimum depth at that time?-XE
law
What time is dinner?
At what time (.or, hour)?

At what time do you expect?
XTJ
XTK
XTL
XTM
How many times?
I can not depend upon

If time will admit
XTN
In a short time
In time.
Is there time ball at
Last time
Latest posting time
Local time
my time
Long timeago.
is
Long ago
pth
QGb
QHG
Meantime
Minute
of time... -^
the bar?--
meridian)
time?
XTW
Tin.
XTY
Tinplate.
Tinsmith.
Tinned,
XTZ
XM
jkw
(or, first
xn
xtv
or.
Canned -
Tincture.
XUA Tincture of henbane.

Tincture of rhubarb
XUB Tincture of steel.
XUC TiP-PED-PING.
UWQ
IWT
Coal tip
XUD
TiRE-D-ING.
Much
Too
XUE
tired ( or, fatigued)

tired (or, fatigued)
CNO
beh
ij^
Am,
is, or,
dtl
Am I to?
As
XUP
mtx
mty
Title.
RAP
RNP
RVE
mean
Timely
Qxw
to the anchor^LC
age
CP
Ras
Lose-ing, Losttime...
RS
May I depend upon your time?
for crossing
time to complete
Will take
Will you show your Greenwich
-.dmc
-VZT
no time
Lose no time in getting
-Lose
kuh
--RY
time?
When will be the best time
rjc
ptk
When does time ball drop?
When were your last observations for
.mnd
^-REY

ghy
Best time
hpt
By what time?
RS
Can I depend upon your time?
Can you depend upon your time? - _kue
Can you fix any time for
Can not fix any time for
lpv
During the time in harbor. ._
mdz
Enough time
mjp
Every time
_-NBH
First time
without
Forward message immediately
-_nmy
loss of time
From time to time.
Have been on short allowance for some
DZi
time
Qyl
-How long a time?
EXL
XTI
the time arrangements for
Are
to
bep
--PB6
to
Does not belong

Heave
to.
to
Heaving, Hove-to
Lay
to
to
Not to
Not to be
Me
osc
osd
QJC
CEF
CGP
CGH
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
416
II.
TOTOO.
xuo
To Continued.
Not to be done
Not
cgi
.-
had
to be
CNS
...knx
TQH
By to-morrow's
XUP
The day after to-morrow

To-morrow afternoon
To-morrow evening
To-morrow morning
To-morrow night.
kny
To do-To have
To him (his,
To leeward
CNT
To-morrow-'s post.
cnu
CNV
qml
What is the
Tome
cnw
(my, mine)
XUQ
To-night-'s
To-night's post
xus
UQO
vob
CNX
To rendezvous at
-.1
To see you
--To the
To the buoy
To, or, For the eastward.
To the island
To, or, For the northward
To, or, At the rendezvous To, or, For the southward
To, or. For the westward
To, or. By the wind
To them (their-s)
To .these (or, those)
To this (or, that)
To us (our-s)
To which (or, what)
To whom (or, whose)
To windward
To you-r-s
Wrote
to
on
are ordered to
You
sjp
uqp
.-WLK
By to-morrow's post,
TQH
XUQ To-night.
XUR I sail to-night.
XUS
To-night's post.
Ton.
(Measure of cubic capacity) ...ayi
Ton.
(Measure of weight)
shillings a ton at
Coals
XUT
XUV
cnz
coa
COB
cod
cob
zfy
COF
tkn
How many
must you have?

ias
measurement of goods
can you take?.
oev
Ton measurement.
Ton of coal--IXK
Ton measurement of goods
oey
Ton of water.
xuw
XUY
Want
tons dead weight of cargo. -IBE
ToNDE.
xuz
Tongue.
XVA
XVB
Tonic.
Tonnage.
Tonne.
Toe.
XUJ
Together.
Let us keep together for mutual protec-
XVC
tion
together
Will hold together
XUK
(See
Who told
CUM
xms
xmz
bay
Too big
Too close (or, near)
Too dear
Too deep
:
^
Too far off
Too far to the eastward
Too far to the northward
Too far to the southward
Too far to the westward
Too few.
Too large
Too large a number (or, quantity)
GJN
XVD
Tolerable-y.
Tolerably well.OQZ
Toll.
Toman.
TOMME.
(Coin)
(Measure of length)
ivj
kov
krb
mtd
lsf
SJQ
wlm
zbt
gjn
of,
QFV
Tolerable observations.
Tolerably healthy.
XUN
Tell)
(or, said so)?
(Measure of weight)
owy
TOGQLE-D-ING.
Told.
JUL
we keep
pye
till
unt
is
Too.
IN
if
azt
Tonnage burden
hnb
Tonnage gross
oiD
What is your (or vessel's indicated) registered tonnage?
unv
To-day's post
kny
What is the meteorological report for
to-day?
ZK
XUI
How many tons
knx
XUH
gz
tons dead weight of cargo
Registered tonnage
To-day
To day-'s.
bat
How many tonsof?

How many tons do you take
ZBS
hpq
cny
ZBQ
zjv
suz
can defend ourselves
drz
mil
sae
meteorological forecast for

to-morij)w?
ZL
lse
ptk
TOBACCO-NIST.
Tobacco pipe
We
drv
hmx
Wentto
xsc
tide
To-day's post
her-s, it-s)
SAH
By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post,
CNO
CNP
cnq
cnr
To--To be
To be at
To be done
To be had
To-day --,--
XUG
To-morrow.
Before to-morrow
cgj
avf
awy
Too
Too
Too
Too
Too
Too
Too
late.
little.
Too small
long
low
much
much
much
qhi
q vx
...qyx
RBX
(or,
many)
disabled
scope
rks
lbx
vjQ
Part
GBNBKAL VOCABULARY.
II.
417
TOOTORPEDO.
Too
Topmast
Continued.
Too much
Too much
Too m.uch
Too much
Too near
sea -.
surf
swell
xhk
wind
zfb
XFU
ivj
XVE Too old.

XVF Too short.
qvx
mty
Take)
xka
Carpenter's tools
Caulker's tools
Cooper's tools
Engineer's tools
I have not carpenter's tools.
ibw
Took.
XVG
...WKB
xpe
(See
penter's tools
have no
ifk
mov
Want car-
XVJ
Tooth.
XVK
Top-PED-iNG.
At top of
To
Foretop
I can not make out the top flag
FJB
njf
ndi
Maintop
RGY
sail
Top up boat
XVM Top rope.
XVN Top-tackle pennant.
XVO Top your lower yard.
XVL
XVP
ewm
of.
GVB
Topgallant.
Fore topgallant mast
Fore topgallant sail .-.
Fore topgallant yard.
Jigger topgallant yard and
Main topgallant mast
Main topgallant sail

Main topgallant yard
Mizzen topgallant mast
Mizzen topgallant sail
Mizzen topgallant yard
Set topgallant sails
Take in topgallant sails
Topgallant mast.
Topgallant rigging.
xvs Topgallant
Topgallant sheet
XVT Topgallant studding
XVU Topgallant yard.
XVQ
XVR
njg
njh
nji
sail
eha
ehb
rwv
ewx
Rwy
vep
xjp
27
topsail
topsail
XWE Shift a topsail.

Topsail sheet
XWF Topsail yard.
XWG
XWH
XWI
XWJ
ToEE.
XWK
XWL
nki
egf
Ewo
wltj
hch
--RHE
khf
ehg
RXb'
Rxc
yard
vwb
nkj

Upper main topsail yard
Upper spanker topsail yard.
Upper topsail.
Upper topsail yard.
Topside.
pz
pzk
ehk
Topside planking.
xlk
Torn
Tornado.
Torpedo.
Be ware of torpedo boats
Beware of topedoes channel
;
xo
is
Boom for torpedo net
mined,
XP
gzy
XWM Directible torpedo.boat

vrrz
sail.
Topmast.
--Fore topmast
Fore topmast sprung
Fore topmast staysail
Main topmast
Main topmast staysail
7656409
Mizzen
Mizzen
pvt
egz
sail.
xvw

Lower main topsail yard
Lowpr mizzen topsail yard
Lower spanker topsail yard
Lower topsail
Main topsail
:
Main topsail yard
EUC
Mizzentop
Top.
( The summit
lkz
top.
Military top
vwa
...kji
yard
have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
kjm
yard
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top--_
-kjn
sail yard
pvu
Jigger topsail yard and sail
rex
tools.
hkp
Painter's tools (or, brushes)
Vessel named can lend you carpenter's
---IBZ
tools
With tools.
wso
-.
Fill the main topsail

myb
Fore topsail
Njo
Fore topsail yard
njp
nvg
GaflE topsail
I have carried away topsail yard- _ -ZKN
I have sprung (or, damaged) lower top-
Let them bring their tools with them,

HJD
XVI
Topmast rigging.
XWA
XWB Topsail.
XWC Back the main topsail.
Double topsails
XWD Double topsail yard.
jvk
fqp
hvm
Topmast cap
Topmast crosstrees.
Topmast staysail
Topmast staysail sheet -.-Topmast studding sail.
Tool.
XVH I have not tools.
.ewz
rxa
XVY
XVZ
Too small (gr, little)

Too soon
.-Too thin
Too tired (or, fatigued)
Continued.
Mizzen topmast
Mizzen topmast staysail
Topmast backstay
tiv
njk
njl
N jm
RHC
ehd
lzm
Enemy's torpedo
oh
steering to the
to the
gsx
First-class torpedo boat Have you seen any torpedo boat?--.-XE
How many torpedo boats passed in sight?

gtk
danger of mines
boats)?
Line of torpedoes
Locomotive torpedo
Is there
(or,
torpedo
^s
QUR
QYD
418
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
TORPEDC
Part
II.
Part
419
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
TRADETRINITY.
Trade
XZL
Continued.
Coasting vessel. Coasting trade ship,
lYB
Foreign trade.
npv
Freetrade-r
Home
srp
wga
Slave trade-Trades union-
XZN
Trader.
Trade-mark
What
YAJ
YAK
Rln
.--
trade-mark
(or,
hdy
brand)?
Trade WIND.--
zfc
During the monsoon {or, trades) -..ryj
Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set
{or,
-RYM
mon-
Trawl-bd-ing-br.
Treachery-ous-ly.
YAM
YAN
Treason-able.
YAO
YAP
Treasury.
YAQ
Treasure-er.
Treat-ed-ing-mbnt.
Hospital treatment
Medical treatment
Require hospital treatment
Treble.
XZQ
XZR
xzs
YAR
Traffic-ed-ing.
Traffic interrupted hy the snow.

{A railway
Armored train
Train.
Special train
at
Train leaves for
When do the trains leave for
XZT
Train-ed-ing. To traix.
Training ship
xzu
Tramway.
xzy
Transact-ed-ing-ion.
Business transaction --
evz
-.wmp
-VXF
YAS
Tremble-d-ing.
YAT
Trend-ing.
YAU
YAV
Trestle.
keh
yau
Tremor.
Trbstle-tbees,
Trial.
am on full-speed trial-Code Flag over a
Steam
YAX
Triangle-ular-ly.
Triatic, or, Diagonal stay
xzw
Transatlantic.
Transfer-red-ring-encb-ablb.
Have shipwrecked crew onboard {num-
YAZ
YEA
Tribe-al.
XZY
YBC
Trifle-ing.
ber to follow) wili you let me transKDA

fer them to you?
Vessel seriously damaged wish to trans---HM
-fer passengers.-;
YBD
Tranship-ped-ping-ment.
YBE
Translate-d-inq-ion-or.
YAH
Transport-bd-ing-ation.
Trimmed.
Trimmed by
the head
mches by the
*^^^
inches by the
.i.
"""
---
the stern
^^^
stern
Trimmer.
YBG Trimming.
YBF
blasts of
a steam
-DSX
{or, ship)
Q^l
,
Made hy
Transport agent
Government transport
iwu
--
Yourlightsare out
Military transport
kjb
Trim.
Coal trimmer
Trimmed by
Forward my communication by telegraph and pay for its transmission -HY
Transport.
trifling
IjQO ^
Transmit-ted-ting-ssion.
kyq
UP.
Lamp trimmer
Transit.
YAG
Trice-d-inq
Damage
Transom.
wsy
trial
YAW Trial takes place on the

hnw
YAF
ybi
Tree.
YAB
YAC
YAD
YAE
--Oytj
{Triple)
Cross-trees
Trestle-trees
train.)
oyt
Ron
Treaty.
KBI
soon)?
xzo
XZP
wti
YAL
Where did you fall in with the trade {or,

monsoon)?
Where did you lose the trade
oyq
{Horse)
Steam trawler.-
RYK
in?
rqi
Travel-ed-ing-er.
Traveler.
yjd
Tradesman.
Trap.
Mess traps.
oxk
trade.--.
Opium trade
XZM
YAI
Trinity House,
..opw
YBH
Trinity
pilot.
or.
{or,
wanttrimmmg).
flashes, or
whistle.
hy
Lighthouse Board,
GPN
420
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
TRIPTUESDAY.
Part
II.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
421
TUESDAYULLAGE.
Tuesday Continued.
YDJ
YES
Last Tuesday
Next Tuesday.
Tuesday morning.
qgs
Tuesday night.
YDK
YDL
YDM
TuG-GED-GlNG.
To TUG. {For signals
between ships towing and being towed,
page Z^:)
Do you want a tug?
Government tug
see
YDN
YDO Is tug
-.ofz
{indicated) engaged?
tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
YDP
Send a
YDQ
Sending, Sent tug.
out).
Shall I send
tqo
xz
you a tug?
There are no tugs available
YDE
YDS
Tug. Tugboat.
Tug has not
a
tiig
"Want another tug (indicate

than one)
Tumbler.
if
more
ytr
Tunny.
YEA
Turban.
YEB
Turbine.
YBC
TURBOT.
YED
TuEK-isH.
YEW
Twelfth.
tutor-ition.
YEX Twentieth.
YEZ Twenty-first.
YPA Twenty -second.
YPB Twenty -third.
YFC Twenty -fourth.
YED Twenty-fifth.
YPE Twenty-sixth.
YPG Twenty-seventh.
YPH Twenty-eighth.
Twenty -ninth.
Two.;
Twice.
YFJ
YEK
YFL
YEM
( Olass.
YPN
YDU TuNis-iAN. Tunisian Coloks.

YDV Tunnel.
YDW Tunnel shaft.
YDX Tunnel shaft broken.
YDZ
Turtle.
tBY
--ya
(if more indicate number),
YP
YDT
YEU
YEV
Twin screw.
Twin-screw steamer.
Twine-d-ing.

sails.
YFO
TWIST-ED-ING.
Cotton twist
YEP
Two. Twice.
Between the two
YPQ
YER
blades of propeller broken
YEF
fuv
Hurricane
XFS
Typhus fever.
YET
U.
Turn.
YEG
YEH
In turn.
YEI
TURN-ED-ING.
It
is
your turn.
To TURN.
Can turn.
YEK Can not turn.
YEJ
electric lights on
oflE electric light -
Turn
Turn
Turnscrew
Turntable.
YEM Turning circle.
YEN Turning gear.
turns
lyk
...lvj
yeq
YEL
When the tide

When will the tide turn?
YEO
Will
YEP
Turnip.
YEQ
Turnscrew.
YER
-XSR
XK
turn.
Turntable
Turpentine.
(Letter.)
seepage
YEU
YEV
giw
gmc
Type.
Typhoon.
of
Jxu
Typewriter.
Typhoid fever
Turkish Colors.
Turkey
ypp
Twilight.
Two
Bank
ship.
power.
Tug is disabled
Tug is going to you
Want
Turret gun.
YPI
stifllcient
Turret
Turret.
YET
(Fornew method of
13.)
Ulcer- ATE-D-iNG-ioN.
Ullage.
mws
pax
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
422
II.
ULTIMATUMUNDERRATE.
YEW
Ultimatum.
YGV
Unconscious-ly.
YPX
Umbrella.
YGW
Uncover-ed-ing.
YPZ
Umpiee-d-ing.
YGX
Uncultivated.
YGA
Unableto.
Am, Is, or. Are unable to
YGZ
Undeceive-d-ing.
YHA
YHB
Undefended,
If
{persons
{or, are)
or things indicated) is
unable to
(can not) - -BYO
.-ppw
Inability
YGB
cyg
Under.
Lifeboat unable tocome

er
Passed a wreck {date, latitude, and longitude to follow, if necessary) but was
unable to ascertain whether any of
the people were remaining
z
Shall, or, Will be unable to
- . . CYS
request
USX
Unable for want
Buried under
hno
Cargo underweight
iaj
Come under stem
jco
Do not anchor. Keep under weigh _ ehw
Engines under' temporary repair
mbk
Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas - -HVF
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas -HVG
Keep under the land. Keep, or. Stand
closer in
lt
Keep under weigh. Do not anchor .ehw
Need be under no anxiety about . EOJ
Not under control. {Two black balls or
shapes vertical)
jed
Not under control lights (lamps, or,
of.
Unable to arrange
exk
Unable to ask
fdr
Unable to comply with can not _ - jlc
Unable to weigh anchor - _ _
ejy
.'
Vessel, or. Person is not able (unable)

to comply
...jlg
YGC
YGD
YGE
YGP
YGH
YGI
YGJ
Unacquainted
lanterns)
YHC
with.
Unaided.
tps
Unanimous-i.,y.
Unanswbred-able-y.
Signal is not answered
YHB
YHE
YHP
YHG
enm
Unarmed.
jec
Rock under water

Under all sail.
Under arrest
Under blockade
Under bond
Under care {or, charge)
Under command of
Under consideration.
Under cover of
uyx
Unadulterated.
Unalterable-y. Unaltered.
Position remains unaltered
of
Undercurrent.
Under easy sail
Under experiment.
Under
ofUnder ground.
Under jury masts
Under no anxietyto (for, or,
Unavoidable- Y.
YGL
Unaware.
or.
Without authority,
hry
YHL
kao
lrz
nas
fire
Under-ofiScer
rmd
about),
irj
of.
Under orders of
Under ordersfor(oj', to)
Under steady helm
Under steam.
Under temporary repair.
Under the battery
Under the circumstances
Under the engine room
Under the necessity of.
Under water. {Depth to
YHM
ihm
Under
Under
Under
Under
way
ftu
irk
mcb
be indicated,
yxa
weigh.
Aweigh
weight
your care.
Unclaimed.
Uncle.
YGS
Uncomfortable-y.
YGT
Unconcern-ed-ly.
YGU
Unconditional-ly.
YHN
{Unusual)
yln
YHO
YHP
YHQ
charge,
HYP
yhe
Underoo-ing-ne.
Is obliged to
fpr
yia
Under your
Undercurrent
YGR
suR
suQ
otu
if necessary.
Not certain
Uncivil-ly-izkd.
Uncommon-ly.
jeh
YHK
Unbit-tbd.
Uncertain -TY.
YGP
YGQ
YHI
YHJ
YGM Unbend-ing-bbnt.
Unbend cables
YGN Unbend sails.
YGO
hyo
EOK
FMZ
YGK
exr
gnp
gyq
Under no circumstances
Unauthorized,
undergo repairs
Undermine-d-ing.
Underneath.
Underrate-d-ing.
smt
Part
II.
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428
424
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
UNLAWFULUNTRUSTWORTHY.
Part
II,
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
425
imUSUALUSUAL.
YME
YLN
YLO
Unusual.
Very unusual.
YLP
Unwell.
YLQ
Unwholesome-ness.
YLR
Unwillinq-ly-ness.
They are unwilling
YLS
YLT
Is
very unusual.
to.
YMG
up
YMH
Urge-d-ing.
hbw
YMI
hds
Urg^jst-ly-ncy.
pd
harbor
Urgent orders (or, instructions) --.pnl
hex
hiw
Urinal.
hbx
.-
.-.hdp
JCP
Keep steam up (or, ready)

May, or, Can I bear up
Much cut up
--Pick up boat-Shall I get up steam?
Shall we bear up?
Steam is not up vsdll be ready
;
Steam is up.Up and down
vz
kq
gbv
KHP
gty
YMJ
YMK
YML
in
'
Fire upon
Upon condition
Upon no pretense whatever
Upon what pretense?
YLZ
Uppbe.
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
Upper
YMA
deck
fore topsail yard.-.
main topsail yard
port.
Light sail
sail.
spanker topsail yard
topsail
works.
YMB
YMC Upper yard.
YMD Uppermost.
EiG
am using variation of degrees. -JHT

be of great use
(or, service)
(or,
UJV
Ready for use
lxt
To be used (or, employed)
Use Alphabetical (Spelling) Table. wnf
tsd
Use every precaution .wdn
Use flashing signals
sal
Use Morse Code
gvd
Use steamboat for
."
--LTY
tuz
YMT
YMU
YMV Used for
vsc
ykt
Unserviceable
Useless to attempt (or, try)to --FKS
Usefully.
IZQ
What coins are used?
epx
Will it be of any use?
sam
Will use Morse code
You may go by soundings if you use
Useful.
Useless.
YMW
kqe
nkj
RHK
Serviceable
care
Qsv
xwg
xws
ldx
Use your own discretion

Use your search light.
Use your siren.
...-JND
tva
ved
epu
Quite useless.
efforts) to
^^^
-OHL
--ERS
sail
Of any use
YMP
be used).
No use appealing
No use carrying so much
vzp
kpr
HTB
cog
USE-ING.
It will
WB
-WC
lmn
We)
YMN In use.
YMO Is not used.
YLW
Decided upon
OuR-s and
for use
Where do you intend to bring up ?- - ekh
Upon.
also
Usage.
When do you intend to bring up ?- -EKF

With steam up.
(-See
GRJ
Boat cannot be used
Have all your anchors and cables ready
^^-^
up
Uruguayan Colors.
Ukuguay-an.
Us.
Vessel
upon
---Qig
(Latrine)
YMP May, or. Can use

wa YMQ Must use.
Gbw YMR No use.
the
Up channel.
uyl
Up the river
Upwards.
indicated was compelled to bear
Call
To urge.
ITJ
gbt
I shall bear up
gbu
I shall not bear up
Is steam up ? Are you at full speed 1
YLX
Uptake.
gob
gbs
Get steam up; report wten ready -.km

OFF
Haul up .-OSH
Heave up --.
-Otn
Helm hard up
owj
Hoist up
YLU
YLV
Upset-ting.
Upwards -
gbr
--.lb
it
TGL
lmo
Upside down
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
owm
(or, hoisted upside down)
Up.
Bear up for
Bear up instantly
Beating up
Bore up ^for
Bound to be given up
Bound to give
Brace up
Brail up
Breaking up
Bring up
Clearing up
Come up
Upright
Perpendicular.
YMF
Upright-ly-ness.
USHR-BL-GHIRSH.
YMX
YMZ
,---WLa
(Coin)
USUAL-LY.
According to the usual practice
As usual
The same
AUK
deo
^BT
as usual.
Usual way.
Part
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
426
II.
UTMOSTVEDRO.
YNA
Valve Continued.
Utmost.
Do
the utmost you can to ensure holding on everything will be wanted,
Discharge valve out of order

lcr
Escape valve
mow
Expansion valve out of order
mna
Peed-check valve out of order
iod
Feed valve out of order
mvc
High -pressure valve out of order. ..guy
Kingston valve
qbd
Main-check valve out of order
ioe
Safety valve
vdi
Safety valve out of order
vdj
Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
YNB
MEX
Do your utmost.
Of the utmost importance
YNO
(or, conse-
quence)
JQC
To the utmost.
efforts)
to
LTY
hyq
ltv
Utmost care must be taken

Utmost endeavors
damaged)
vla
Shut-off i^lve
WAT
Slide valve
woi
Slide valve broken
woj
Slide-valve gear
wgk
order)
wgl
Slide valve out of order
wgm
Slide-valve rod
wgn
:.wgo
Sluice valve
whj
Sluice valve out of order
whk
Snif ting valve
wm
wxk
Stop valve
Throttle valve
YNU
.xrg
Vane.
Distinguishing vane
YND
V.
YNE
YNF
YNG
Vacant-cy FOR.
Have no vacancy.
Have you vacancy
YNH
Vaccinate-d-ing-ion.
(Letter. )
(For new
ing, seepage 13.)
method of spell-
Vang.
YNW
Vapor-ize-d-ing.
Vara.
for?
bdn
YNO
YNP
YNQ
YNR
(See
Vary)
for varia-
JHS
degrees-.jHT
have had no observations for variation

lately...
jhv
Is there any variation 1
jhw
Valid-ity.
Valley.
Value-d-ablb.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman

ity
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
Of no value. Worthless
YNZ
YOA
YOB
tvy
l._
is
YNS
Valuation.
YNT
Valve.
Air valve.
Bilge-pump valves out of order
jia
fq J
Various-ly.
ibc
Varnish-ed-ing.
Vary-ied-ing.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
(direction
rsj
Meteorological report for to-morrow

gives winds variable from
...rsn
TVW
YOC
YOD
Variable.
^Variable wind.
Vat.
dwk
gjw
jik
jin
jip
Variety.
indicated)
the value
of?
No variation,
Variation by azimuth
Variation of the compass
What is the variation?
winds variable from
zik
Blow-off valve .-Clack valve
am using variation of
Vain-ly.
What
yoc
Variation.
tion?
Vacuum.
Can not get a vacuum.
^Good vacuum.
Îndifferent vacuum.
Valuable cargoWhat is the price ?
axb
Have you taken observations
YNK
YNL
YNM Vacuum gauge.
YNJ
(Measure of length)
Variable.
YNX
Vaccine lymph
YNI
YNV
..lgy
Veal
_.
ayz
.znd
gmz
mu
Vedro.
azw
Part
II.
427
VEERVESSEL.
YOE
YOF
Vebr-ed-inq.
About to veer cable
hqm
Can not veer any more.
Can not veer any more cable
hqy
Driving I can veer no more cable no
more anchors to let go
nk
I shall veer to.
Veer a breaker astern
rxz
Veer a rope astern
vac
Veer cable to
{number of shackles
indicated)^
-_hsa
Veer boat astern
gve
Veer both hawsers
opz
Veered-ing my cable. (Indicate which,
and number of shackles, if necessary),
Very Continued.
Be very
Is, or,
Is,
YOG
HSB
YOH
YOI
Vegetable.
Fresh beef and vegetables
Fresh vegetables to be obtained
No vegetables to be obtained.
^Vegetable
YOK
Vegetation.
tug
wmu
Venereal disease
leb
YOL
Venezuela-n.
YOM
YON
Venomous.
or.
Dollar.
(Cenn).. _atj
Venezuelan Colors.
Venom.
Ventilate-d-ing-ion-or.
Stokehold ventilator carried
YOS
YOT I shall venture.
I will not venture.
YOU
YOV "Will you venture
YPS
Venus.
YOX
VERBAIi-LY.
YPT
(Planet. )
YOZ
Verbal order.
YPA
YPB
Verdict.
ypu
French Lloyd's.
nqp
Vermilion.
Vbrshok.
Verst.
Are very stiff under canvas

Are very zealous
(Measure of length)
YPD
Vbrtical-ly.
YPE
Very.
A very satisfactory
Affairs are very unsettled
axc
axd
ven
dpa
hvg
zmc
very strange
Not very narrow
wys
Very acceptable
Very anxious about
dbx
da j
feu
fry
sea
-__-
Verybad-ly
Very bad draught
Very bad weather
pew
Very busy-ily
hog
Verydifflcult (or, great difficulty ).kzt

Very excusable.
Very fair draught

Very few.
Very few arrivals
Very
-Very fortunate.
Very glad.
...lnb
eyt
fine.
Very good
Very good chart
Very good draught
Very happy -ily
Very healthy
Very heavy sea
Very kind-]y
Very likely
Very little
Very much
Very narrow-ly.
Very near-ly.
Very often.
Very particular-ly.
Very probable-y (or,
Very quickly.
Very rocky.
Very rough
Very sickly
Very slack
Very slowly.
Very smartly
Very sorry
Very strange-ly
Very suspicious-ly
Very nnusual-ly
oel
mz
lnf
omt
oea
uw
1
Qax
ypo
Qvy
sbv
likely).
vai
wbj
wfr
wht
wkh
wze
ylo
xgt
^Very weatherly.
Very well
Very well done
zbn
Work-ed-ing very badly

in a very fair berth
fey
ghj
lit
^Very wrong-ly.
YPV
Vbry's pistol light.
YPW
Vessel. (See also Ship. )

square-rigged vessel
A
A
vessel (or vessel indicated)
near (m\ on)
Abandon the
(Measure of length)
. .
It is
You are
Verify-ibd-ino-ication.
Veritas.
YPC
YPK
YPL
YPM
YPN
YPO
YPQ
YPR
away.wvY
Venture-d-ing.
Did you venture ?
Do not venture.
I have ventured to.
YOW
YPI
oil.
Venezolano,
YOP
YOQ
YOB
YPG
YPH
YPJ
(Speed)
Velocity.
YPF
tum
Preserved potatoes
Preserved vegetables
YOJ
qdc
nrb
or
ku
Veer more cable
wzt
strict
Boiler burst; very slight damage. -GVW

He, She, or. It is very bad
frn
wpm
aground
ch
vessel as fast as possible,
AB
Am a merchant vessel
RPW
vessel indicated)
Are you (or. Is
zm
aweigh?
Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condian
tion to proceed?
Are you (or. Is ^, vessel indicated) in
GW
want of coal?
Euw
Armed merchant vessel
,
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
428
Part
II.
VESSEL.
Vessel
Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel
kwy
Beach the vessel. Eun on the beach,
FZS
Beach the vessel where flag

(or, light is shown)
Beach your vessel at all risks
waved
is
....fzt
.-.ki
Belayed to vessel
GEO
Board (o)'. visit) vessel (or, steamer) .gpv
Bomb vessel
GYi
Calls attention of vessel whose distinguishing signal will immediately be
shown
or, "Would
weather the gale?
Can,
Can not save the
ship
DR
(vessel
take people
vessels (or vessel

indicated) 1
woe
Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?
TJ
Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
wrecked (or, in distress)?
zu
Have you seen any vessel since your
departure?
NB
ktu
Have you spoken any vessels

indicated)"!
(or vessel
woe
-__
Hospital ship
oys
How does (vessel indicated) sail?
VDX
How many
days since you passed
knh
vxk
(vessel indicated)"!
off,
How many vessels?
ixv
do not intend to abandon the
Coasting vessel,
lYB
Could any vessel have got away after
AP
Coast-defence ship
Coasting trade vessel.
vessel,
vessel
iNP
you?
OFO
Could she (vessel indicated) have got to
any place of shelter?
ofd
Crew (number to be shoum) have left the
vessel
KCP
Crew
I saw war vessel disguised off

. - -LEN
I 'shall abandon
vessel unless you
will keep by us
ah
I shall assist you (or, vessel in distress),
kcx
will not leave the vessel
Despatch vessel. Aviso

Did you leave many vessels (or
kwy
vessel
indicated) at
?
qkp
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any
damage?
kjf

Did you see anything of (vessel
nd
indi-
VNI
cated)'!
Do not abandon the vessel

AC
has ebbed
ad
Do not have anything to do -with stranger
wyk

(or vessel indicated) call anywhere (or, at )?
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
...ne
Does embargo extend to vessels under
flag?
Lwc
Each vessel--lqy
Enemy's vessel (or, cruiser)
lzk
Fire ship (or, raft)
mzw
Fishing boat (vessel, or, craft)
kaz
Do you
HW
Continued.
Have you passed any
indicated)
nvu
;
Vessel
Foreign-going ship
nkq
npd
Pour-masted ship
Pull-rigged ship
Funnel of
(vessel indicated)
is
nsu
.ntp
Govei-nment hired-vessel
ofu
Government vessel
opw
Hail the strange vessel and ask
if
FDD
Has she
(or vessel indicated) been long
abandoned?
cxn
Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded
on her voyage ?
HG
Has vessel signaled her number? .-slf
Have any vessels been captured ?---Hxt
Have (or vessel indicated has) not pratique
TRZ

carry the mails?
you, or, Has
got pratique?
Have
for
any
vessel to
dof
(vessel indicated)
opi
have reported you to the vessel I spoke

she
is
bound
to
(place indicated),
have sunk (or, run down a

must abandon the vessel
my
vessel)
UET
-HK
ag
FGI
I will not abandon you (or vessel indicated). I will remain by you
ai
If you part, endeavor to beach your vessel where people are assembled (or as
pointed out by compass signal from

you)
Fzu
Intend to abandon ship-to Lloyd's agent,
CXP
confirmed that
[vessel indicated)
has foundered ?
joc
Is not vessel seen (bearing
) in distress?-.
NT
Is it
Is she (or vessel indicated)
abandoned?
AK
Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.)
worth
examination?
Is
mkc
(vessel indicated) likely to supply me?
FGK
(vessel indicated) on fire?
nal
Is
It is
expected the vessel (or vessel indicated) will be allowed to leave

dzj
enemy's ships are going about disguised as merchantmen
oj
Keep by the vessel
pyn
Keep the vessel under command
LX
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing- pzn
Keep to windward of vessel chasing. pzo
.
Large
ship.
(Estimated tonnage to follow)
QFP
Light-ship. Light-vessel
qtg
(vessel or object indicated)
raq
Merchant steamer (vessel, or, ship).. EPZ
Met with a vessel from
or, Met with
a vessel of
rqz
Met with
(vessel indicated)
rsa
Mortar vessel
..SAQ
Natives do not like vessels watering
without payment-
ywq
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
429
VESSEL.
Continued.
Vessel
Neutral
No
Vessel
vessel.
Vessel
is
a neutral,
SHC
from vessel
intelligence obtained
boarded
:.-..pog
Passed a good many vessels
too
(or, funnels)
{Here give the color
or design, or line that it may be an

imitation of ) ...
leo
Passed, or. Saw some war vessels . tce
on the
'
'
KVT
Passed the
{vessel or place indicated),
TOV
tdq
Passenger vessel
thg
Petroleum vessel
Quarantine at
{place indicated) is
{place indidays for vessels from
UEC
cated)
Quit the vessel as soon as possible. - -AB
lhk
Relieve vessel in distress

Remain by the vessel
kh
{vessel indicated) well, in

{latitude and longitude indicated)
UN
on the {date indicated)
Report
all
Report when vessel denoted
is
sighted,
Revenue vessel {or, cruiser)

Run on the beach. Beach the
USD
kpc
TJQ
gcj
cious
;""'"iV'^^
Stranger {or vessel indicated) will not
wdk
take any notice of signal
) wishes to
Stranger {vessel hearing
ytzd
communicate
{vesTelegraph following message t.o
.
. xd
sel or person named) at
xmd
Telegraph vessel
There is a strange vessel bearing . -EM
-^t'J
Timber vessel
To whom shall I telegraph that all is
xmh
well on board your vessel ?
xwu
Torpedo gunboat {or, vessel)
-_ybm
Troop vessel
Try to make out the name of vessel in
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel in sight
Vessel in sight
nw
is
is
an enemy
vxo
OL
Vessel, or. Person indicated agrees. dub

Vessel indicated appears in distress .NX
Vessel indicated {hearing, if necessary)
esh
appears to be
Vessel, or. Vessel indicated ashore near
CH
{or, on)
gbl
Vessel indicated bears
Vessel, or, Person indicated declines.KQJ
Vessel indicated does not require furFGQ
ther assistance
vxp
Vessel indicated is
funnels
ntu
has
Vessel indicated
Vessel indicated has altered course. ecu
Vessel indicated has been detained
days windbound at
{place indicated),
Vessel indicated has been in collision,

JAZ
Vessel indicated has been wrecked. . zix
nze
Vessel indicated has got off OSQ
Vessel indicated has hove-to
Vessel indicated has lost her rudder. rbe
Vessel indicated has not been heard of,
VXQ
vxp
Vessel indicated is
Vessel indicated is at anchor {or, anEJZ
choring)
pps
Vessel indicated is aweigh
Vessel indicated {bearing, if necessary)
hvy
is capsized
Vessel indicated is in quarantine . .ueh
Vessel indicated is, or, I am in want of,
YTN
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
indicated is not abandoned., cxe

_..-0T
indicated is on fire
vxr
indicated is out of sight
indicated is showing a light.QSN
vxs
indicated is sinking
indicated is {or, was) standing
{or, steering)
vxt
Vessel indicated, or. Vessel in company

QET
is standing in for the land
Vessel indicated is standing into danger,
KLJ
--- sdp
and cargo have been seized.HXU

.esh
appears to be
bearing
inu
chasing is a friend
inv
chasing is an enemy
in distress {or indicated) wants
ORQ
--
wdo
has no signals
has not made her number.. -Slh
fwb
has struck on the bar
Vessel indicated has not been heard of

{date indicated) she is supsince
ORS
posed to be
Vessel indicated has {or, I have) not
trz
pratique
ts
Vessel indicated has pratique
Vessel indicated has sprung a leak . .ql
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
wte
vessel
wtl
Steel-built vessel
Strange vessel following convoy. . _ WYV
ozs
Stranger {or vessel indicated) is suspi-
{direction indicated)
NZE
off
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel
vsr
number
DV
Small ship. Small craft. {Estimated

kbo
tonnage to follow)
Spoke several vessels during the pas^^^
sage
WOG
{vessel indicated)
Spoke the
wpm
Square-rigged vessel
Steam
KYE
vxb
Sailing vessel
Qzx
Scout, or. Lookout vessel
tny
{indicate where)
See a vessel
Send me {or vessel indicated) a pilot,
to
vessel,
FZS

Several vessels in sight
Signal your vessel's official
Continued.
Vessel desires to be reported by tele..-TJSP
graph to owner (Mr.
) at
Vessel disabled. Will you tow me irito
my
{port indicated)''.
Vessel {indicated, if necessary) has got
Vessel indicated
foundered
is
supposed to have
noy
Vessel, or. Person indicated is unable

JLG
to comply
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
430
II.
VESSELVINGEEHOED.
Vessel
Vessel
Continued.
Vessel indicated not likely to supply
assist)
you
fgr
_-.._
EQE
place indicated)'!
SEG
craft
Vessel seen is a privateer

Vessel seen {or, indicated)
vxw
lost
her
RBF
masts
Vessel seriously damaged;

wish to
transfer passengers
hm
Vessel will be sold
vot
Vessels from
did not get pratique at
when I left
YPZ
tsa
Vessels in the roadstead.
Vessels indicated are {or, were) ready

for sea
UJZ
Vessels, or. Ships indicated may part
company
Vessels just arrived
DY
DZ
Vessels of
{nations specified) were all
leaving
_-_qlm
Vessels that wish to be reported all well
make your numbers
{or, distingûish-
ing signals)
dyt
Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving make your numbers {or, distinguishing signals)
EB
Vessels wishing to be reported show
ba
Vessels with combustibles not allowed
TQA
YQB
Veto.
YQC
Viaduct.
YQD
YQE
YQF
Vibrate-d-ing-ion.
YQG
YQH
emc
ViCE-IOtrS-LY.
Vice-President.
Vice-admiral
Vice-consul
dln
jrq
Viceroy-regal.
Vicinity.
ityof
(or, in
YQI
Victim.
YQJ
VioTOR-ious-LY. Victory.
Gained a victory
the vicinJF
With the view
YQO
{or, object)
ViGILANT-LY-CE.
Cruisers are very vigilant
The greatest vigilance (care,
smk
kez
or, caution),
HYN
Village.
INW
YQS
Vine.
YQT
Vinegar.
nvo
YQK Victtjal-led-ling. {See also Provision.

YQL Am, Is, or. Are victualled for.
YQM Victualling yard.
YQN ViEW-BD-ING.
YQR
sel
{Annoy)
Vex-ed-ing-atiotjs-ly.
in
HS
Waterlogged vessel
ywu
We hold our own with vessel chasing,
HN
Veterinary.
Villa.
there any vessels, or Was

indicated) expected at
?
MYXr
lision?
YQP
Were
ensigns,
Vessels just arrived make your numbers

{or, distinguishing signals)
DX
Vessels just weighed {or, leaving) make
your numbers {or, distinguishing signals)
vessel indi-
JGU
show your
qls
,

{vessel or person named) the intelligence I am
about to communicate ?
im
Will your vessel stay?
vyh
With what vessel have you been in col-
HNQ
YPX
likely burnt,
see
Vessel
nkv
Vessel
okn*
Vessel
Vessel
Vessel is on the rocks
tjza
Vessel is very crank
kbt
epn
Vessel on
{hearing indicated) is making signals of distress
wdp
Vessel seen {or, indicated) is
vxu
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
does
cated) belong 1.
-GEY
is the vessel that collided with
you?--*JBD
Where shall I find
{vessel indicated)^
mki
indicated will be neaped

is a foreigner
is in gunshotis insured.
{or,
Where
OBX
was most
---EC
Where do you
Vessel indicated was minutely examined; no person to be seen; nothing

Vessel indicated
xmv
necessary)
NW
visible
registered ton-
vessel's
What vessels have you boarded?- ._grd

What vessel takes the next mail? --rfy
What vessels did you leave in {port or
up
your
What vessel?
vyf
What ship did you speak ?
vyg
What ship is that {indicate bearing, if
Vessel indicated to examine strange

mkp
ship, and report
-^
Vessel indicated wants assistance ..FOS
tk
Vessel indicated wants boats
Vessel indicated wants immediate assistance
is
nage?-
Vessel indicated parted from her anEKA

chors
Vessel indicated reckons from the meridian of
Continued.
What
{or,
Vineyard.
{ves-
mnu
Whaler. Whaling vessel _

vxg
What do you think of vessel chasing? . inx
ViNGEEHOED.
{Measure of capacity) .AYR
(I
GENERAL VOCABTJLARY.
JC*ART II.
431
VINTAGEWAIT.
YQU
YQV
Voyage Continued.
Vintage.
Last voyage
YEW ^Next voyage.
ViOLATE-D-ING-ION.
YQW
ViOLENT-LY.
YQX
ViSIBLB-Y.
Scarcely visible
viw
Vessel indicated was minutely examined; no person to be seen; nothing
Violence.
What
mki
visible
YQZ
^Visible from
YRA
YEB
Vision.
Color vision.
YRC
Visit -ed-ing-oe.
sort of voyage {or, passage) have

you had?
TDi
Wish you a pleasant voyage {or, pas--tdl
YRX
Vuloanize-d-ing
YRZ
W.
masthead.
tlie
(See also
Board. )
A visit from a Protestant clergyman

ity
wonldbe much valued --.i
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
Board {or, visit) steamer
YRD
YRE
YRF
YRG
YRH
QGT
Open, or. Proceed on your voyage.-TXB

Pleasant voyage (or, passage) TCZ
tvy
(or, vessel),
GPV
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent ?
QWI
gqi
Have you boarded {or, visited)?
Will visit
{or,
board).
Vitriol.
Vizier.
Vocabulary.
YRI
In the Genera] Vocabulary.
^Vocabulary
signals.
YRJ
Voice
YRK
YRL
YRM
YRN
volcano-ic
{Measure of electrical pressure. )
YSB
Wade-d-ing.
YSC
YSD
YSE
YSF
A waft wheft) above.

A waft {or, wheft) at the.
A waft {or. wheft) under.
YSG
YSH
Wages.
YRO
volume-inous.
YRP
YRQ
voluntary-ily.
YRS
Vomit-ed-ing.
YRT
Vote-d-ing-r.
YRU
YRV
vouch-ed-ing.
Volunteer-ed-ing.
Wheft.
{or,
owd
Hoist a waft {or, wheft)
Hoist a waft < or wheft)whenready-OWE
Struck for more wages.

Wages very high.
YSJ
What wages?
YSK
Wagon.
YSL
Waist.
YSM
YSN
Am
Wait.
{See aZso Await, Remain,

I,
and Stop.)
{person indicated)
or, Is
{or, remain)?
Are you going to wait
YSO
to
for orders? --STM
Can wait.
answer)?. emv
Can you wait forreply
Do not wait.
bmz
I am waiting for your answer
I can not wait.
doi
I wait for advice
I will wait until.
I will wait whilst you write.
If you will wait a
(or,
YSP
vgh
Salvage voucher
'^^'^
Voyage
tcz
A pleasant passage
During the voyage {ov, passage) - - - lpu

--Nbi
First voyage
Has the vessel with which you have
been in collision proceeded on her voy..
or,
wait
Voucher.
age?
Waft,
spell
Wad-ded-ding.
YSI
Voltaic
new method of
YSA
Volley.
Volt.
{Letter.) {For
ing, see page 13
H^

qyn
YSQ
YSR
YST
YSU
YSV
YSW
little.
Will wait.
Waitfor arrival of
Shall,
or.
fpo
Wait
for {or, J}0).

Wait for answer {or, reply)
Waiting for cargo
Wait for despatches
tx
ibd
--
kxd
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
432
II.
WAITWANT.
Want Continued.
I am in want of a doctor
YSZ
Wait Continued.
Wait for high water.
Wait for me.
YTA
YTB
Wait for orders

Wait for the attack
Wait off here for orders.,
Wait for passage to (or, for).
Wait until weather moderates
Waited-ing. To wait.
YSX
Weigh, Cut,
YTC
YTD
or, Slip
FGL
te
gk
KW
Will await answer (or, reply)

Will you wait (or, stay)?
Woke
YTJ
Wall-ed-ing.
YTK
Walnut.
YTL
Want-ing.
zhl
NC
See Distress Signals, page
In
In
In
In
In
Accident; want a surgeon

:
YTM Are you in wantof
In
vfb
YTP
weight, etc.)
kwc
Distressed for want of coal
lhd
Distressed for want of food
lhe
Distressed for want of water
lhf
Do not require (or, want) assistance.CR
Do the utmost you can to insure holding on everything will be wanted,
;
MEX
Do you want a lifeboat?

Do you want a pilot?Do you wanta tug?
Do you want (require)
from?
ez
Tiz
ydn
assistance (or,
cs
Do you want coal?

Do you want to be towed?
Dying for want of water
Engine wants repair
Fire, or. Leak; want immediate
ance
__.gw
xyo
np
mbl
assist-
_.NH
How many lighters do you want? --Qta
am attacked want assistance. Help

I am attacked -.^
nj
I am in want of or, Vessel indicated
;
of
Make
NA
cm
Are you, or. Is

(vessel indicated) in
want of coal
GW
Are you in want of provisions?
tn
Are you in want of water?
yz
Copy will be asked for (or, wanted) .jvz
Describe exactly what you want (size,
sge
efw
YTQ
a signal
No want of
yc
ezx
gln
icw
hb
roK
urd
vlp
wants
cw
assistance,
Am drifting want assistance

Am in want of sailmakers
want) of
want of an anchor
want of artillery
want of biscujt
want of cartridges
want of coal. (Stafe amount)
want of refitting.
want of reinforcement
want of repair
want of seamen
Light-house, or, Light-ship at
(or, doctor),
AM
Aground want immediate
(or,
1.
Inwantofammunition
In
In
In
want
QTB
In distress want assistance ...ns
In distress want immediate assistance,
ig.
YTO
help)
8.
In need
YTI
of channel pilot
Wales, H. R. H. The Prince of

ovm
Wales, H. R. H. The Princess of -.ovk
Walk-ed-i
want
want assistance please remain by me,

NR
I want plank
feet long,
inches
wide,
inches thick
tmd
(number indicated) lighters,
I want
TZ
wry
Wales.
in
in
See Pilot Signals, page
Wake. Wakeof.
In my wake.
In the wake
is
I
I
I
tjb
am in want of oil for machinery ..rdu
am in want of petroleum
---Thf
am in want of powder and shot ..trf
want a pilot- --S, or, Code Flag over s
of.
YTG
YTH In your wake.
YTN
am
fke
sut
for
wait for nothing,
What are you waiting for?

Wake-ing.
YTE
YTF
(or, surgeon)-,
mbl
when you want
a boat,
GTU
ezy
artillery
Not much wanted.
Person indicated is wanted on shore. tgs

Pump wants repairs
ubs
Ship indicated wants boat
pk
Should you want.
Surgeon, or. Doctor wants assistance,
fgp
Unable for want of

ygb
Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants
nw
Vessel indicated
of
is (or,
am) in want
YTN
Vessel indicated wants assistance .-FGS

Vessel indicated wants boat
fk
Want a boat
gvf
Want a boat immediately (if mora than
one,
number
yg
to follow)
Want a boat; man overboard

bt
Want a cable (size to follow)
yb
Want a cable and anchor
yd
Want a chain cable
yb
Want a hemp cable
hsc
Want a pilot
s, or, Code Flag over s
Want a pilot
pt
Want a police ofdcer
yn
Want a surgeon. Medical assistance
wanted
Want
_..
fgl
a surgeon; send one from the
wo
nearest place
Want a tug
number)
(if
more than
one, indicate
yp
Part
II.
433
"WANTWAS.
Want Continued.
YTR
War Continued.
Want a warp run out

Want an anchor
Want an anchor and cable
Want another tug (indicate
if
yq
yc
yd
more
YTV
YTX
See Pilot Signals, page
YTZ
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges. -TKV

yn
Want police
ytu
Want provisions
yd
Want provisions immediately
Want shipwrig;hts. harbor
onc
Want to come into
Want tons dead weight of cargo -IBE
ucd
Want to purchase
Want tug {if more than one, number to
YP
guj
Want
Want
Want water immediately
Want you to send me a pilot
water boat {of, tank)

wator dying of .thirst
yr
tiw
Wanted.
assistance do you require?
What
do you want?
cargo do you want?
size do you want?
YUC
War.
fgt
ibf
.
wez
flashes, or
whistle.
(See also HostHjE.)
Am a man-of-war
by
RPM
eoq
chance of war?
SA
Are there any men-of-war about?
Are there any men-of-war now cruis-
Any
KEX
ing?
7656409
28
vessels off
-_-iNP
--LEN
evs
war comYU
{or, funnels)
(Here give the colors
or the design, or the line that it may
leo
be an imitation of)
Passed, or. Saw some war vessels- -TCR
Ship of war
rpl
rpn
.
War between and
yw
YUD ^War expected.

YUE
Warhascommenced(or, is declared) -YX

sea
War officemoz
War rocket. Explosive rocket
Warlike.
What men-of-war
did you leave at
QLR
YUF
Ward.
YUG
YUH
Warder.
YUI
Warehouse.
YUJ
Warm-ed-ing-ly-th.
Warm, or. Winter clothing
YUK
YUL
Wardroom.
Warn-bd-ing.
Storm warnings
Warning
for
ivx,
wxz
(notice)
has been given
of.
YUM
To warp.
warp
Run out a warp -.Want a warp run out
Warp. (A warp.
Warp-bd-ing.
What
[or,
a steam
saw disguised war
Gruess
office.
blasts of
menced?
YUN
YUB ^You are wanted at the

want trimming). YUO
Your lights are out
(Made by
nb'
What
What
8.
follow)-^
YUA
vnm
between .ozc

in disguise of merchantmen
oj
rpl
Man-of-war mep
Man-of-war ensign
ntg
joh
-PT
over
If so,
Ironclad men-of-war
war declared? or. Has
HV.J
Want of funds
Want of judgment.
Want official confirmation
Want pilot--s, or Code Flag
Want pilot
de-
spoken) any menreport their names (or,
Is
ym
qte
Want lighter to take my cargo
kpj
Want men
YTYT Want money.
Rzx
Want more support
-_-ITR
Want my papers
Want No. canvas {length indicated),
war
(or,
vessel
yj
to follow)
Is
Hostilities commenced
yk
Want immediate instructions
Want immediate medical assistance -YL
pdm
Want immediately
Want lighter immediately {if more than
number
or.
Ytr
of-war?
nation)
Want food immediately

yd
Want food. Starving
...nv
Want gearfor
Want hands {xpecify number and par-
one,
MRN
:_.-Lpw
Have you seen
jog
ticulars, if necessary)
any men-of-
clared?
yi
YTU Want food.
with
in
Has war commenced?
Want coals immediately

Want confirmation
fall
war?
During the war
Want assistance
yk
Want assistance; mutiny
yp
Want bread
-GLN
Want carpenter.ibt
Want carpenter's tools
ibx
Want chart of harbor (channel, etc. - yh
YTS
irs
jyc
Did you
than one).
^Want clothes.
war
Council of war
Civil
Warp
out to fair
way
OJG
yop
yq
mrh
Warrant-ed.
Was,
or,
Werb -
com
He, She, It (or persons or things inbvt

dicated) was (or, were)
He, She, It {or persons or things inbvu
dicated) was (or, were) not
He, She, It (or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) not to be..-Bvx
He, She, It {or persons or things indicated) was (or, were) to be.j bvw
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
434
II.
WASWATER.
Was Continued.
How was (or, were)?
I
I
Bxw
-COH
was
was not
coi
_..i-:
or persons or things in---BYT

dicated) was {or, were) ._
If he (she, it, or persons or things inbyu
dicated) was {or, were) not
If
he
(she,
BZT
Bzu
cbn
cbo
cdq
or.
cdh
CLB
or,
cls
or.
or.
or.
YUT
Waste-d-ing-pdl-ly-ness.
Cotton waste {or, tow> -
-JXV
Watch
.ZNH
YUW
doing)
com
bon
_'..cop
cpk
cpl
gbc
cpm
{or,
were)?
Where was {or, were)?
Who was {or, were)
Why was {or, were)?
Why were you?
^..
-...
j
Watch.
^
Afternoon watch...-
were)?.-CQT
CSJ
c0B
cuw
cvx
cvz
cpn
cpo
_.bjp
bjo
drx
ehk
Anchor watch
Dog watch
First watch
Forenoon watch
Middle watch
Morning watch
Night watch
Officer of the watch
Watch-ed-ing. To watch.
Watch and watch.
'
Watch
YVB
the barometer
LKB
nbj
.nkz
pyj
etp
sac
siG
spm
Water.
Are you
in
fxm
l'_
want
of water?
yz
time of high water and
depth at that time
xe
AbJcs precise
minimum
Note.
1.
2.
Reply mil be:
By an hour signal. {See page 58.)

By a numeral signal denoting feet.
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just

at slack water {or, at
time indicated)
pvt
Between wind and water
giy
Bilge water
gjx
Bread and water

hel
Breakwater
hfm
Cask of water
idy
Complete with water
jko
Deepest water is in the
channel.. ilr
Deepest water is nearer the reef {or,
YVC
bank)
fvb
Deepest water is nearer the shore ..kqv
Did boat take water?-- ._gsq
Distressed for want of water
lhf
Draught of water.
Dying from want of water

Engine room full of water
Engine room has
feet of water
nf
mbg
in
it,
MBH
Cpj
(or,-
You were
You were not
You were not to be
You were to be
cpi
..,
Timepiece)
YUX
YUZ
YVA Watch below.
"
Were they not?

Were we?
Were we not?
Were you?
Were you boarded?
Were you not? -What, or, Which was
;^
COJ
Were
Were done {or,
Were for
Were from
When was
cok
bif
bie
To whitewash.
YUV Waste pipe.
cnp
COQ
Were, he (she, it, or persons
or things indicated) 1Bwx
Was, or. Were, lie (she, it, or persons
bwy
Was, 01% Were his (her-s, it-s)?
cor
Was, or. Were I (my, mine)
cos
Was I?
COT
not?
Was I
cou
Was, or, Were not cov
Was, or, Were not done {or, doing) .bop
Was, or, Were the?--cow
Was, or. Were their-s (they)?
coy
Was, or. Were there?
cox
Was, or. Were this (or, that)?
coz
Was, or. Were to be
big
Was. or. Were we (our-s)?
cpa
Was, or. Were with
cpb
Was, or, Were you-r-s?
cpd
We were
cpe
We were not
_.
.._.cpp
We were not to be
biw
We were to be
-.
biv
Were there?
..cox
Were there any
bpw
Were these {or, those)?-cpg
Were they?
cph
or,
or.
Whitewash-ed-ing.
cng
were
were not
were not to be
were to be
zdo
YUS
oau
cav
This was
This was not -- ^
There was {or, were)
There was {or, were) not
They
They
They
They
Was,
Was,
Was,
Was,
Was,
Whitewash
it,
If I was - .-- ._
If I was not
If they were
If they were not
If we were
If we were not
If you were
If you were not -
That,
That,
YUP Wash-ed-ing-er.
YUQ Black wash.
Can I get clothes (or, linen) washed?.!^^
YUR Washed overboard.
Freshwater
Full of water
NEC
Good water. Water is good

Good water can be got at
High water.
yvs
nse
YVD
YVE
YVF High-water mark.
Hold on till high water.
YVG I am getting short of water,
kp
and must
endeavor to get some.
I have only
days' water. Is the water shallow?
Low water
Low-water mark..-
YVH ^No water to be had.
za
vtn
ebt
ebu
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
435
WATER.
"Water
YVI
Of
Water Continued.
Continued,
water.
At low water you
Plenty of water.
Requife, or, Send water tank
ywj
At
GUJ
YVJ
is
Deepest water is nearer the shore. -KQV

gsq
feet of
Do not come into less than
fv
water
Yvc
Draught of water
Nz
Drawing too much water
lop
Dry at low water
Entrance, or. Bar is not safe except at
time specified),
slack water (or, at
Tons of water
xuy
Under water.
(^Depth to he indicated,
if necessary)
^--
ysx
for high water
Water -ed-ing. To water

Water ballast
ftv
ftw
YVM Water barrel.
Water bottleWater can readily be obtained
"Water can not be obtained.

Water course.
yws
I
I shall
xcu
YWH,
YWI
not
Indicate the depth
Is there sufficient
nl
vyt
VP
QDY
What depth?
of.
My draught of
aft
Watering party.
Watering place.
Waterman.
Waterway.
forward
"YWJ
Proceed at high water

Proceed at low water .._
Rise and fall of water is about
twz
Plenty of water.
feet,
uyx
_-
Shallowest water is
Shoal water, or. Danger in
vto
vtp
(direction
..Gf
indicated) .__
Shoal water, or. Danger to leeward -KLH
Shoal water, or. Danger to wind.
KLI
-ward
kra
The deepest water
place
(or
at
The depth of water here
feet at low water .KVD
indicated) is
Under water. (Depth to he indicated,
if necessary)
ovf
UXT
Rock under water

Shallow water is
xtc
JHB
lks
ing water
shoum in feet.
hbe
mdv
always
to he
YWK
_.
yhm
YSX
vtq
shoaling. (Depth of water at

may be shown. )
Water is too deep.
ekb
Water is too deep to anchor
Water shoaling. I must tack.
Water's edge.
Water is
YWL
-ERO
YWM
feet,
KUY YWN

At high watr you will have
Wait for high water

Water is shallow
(SOUNDINGS).
in
__-LND
with
Not water enough
of water
feet
No bottom
What is the precise time of high water

and minimum depth at that time ? . xe
upv
What quantity of water 1
You will have great difficulty m obtain..laf
DEPTH OF WATER
RBU
feet aft and

OA
feet inches
LNC
feet inches
xmr
Water tank is empty
Water tank leaky.
depth of water?, .kvc
Low-water mark
water is
.
feet forward
is
Note. DejoWi
direct
KVB
"Water telescope
Water-tight
Water-tight compartment
"Water-tight door.-
YWG
fathoms
whether I make the land or
gauge.
Water gauge out of order.

Water good.
Water is not good.
YVU Water line.
YVW Waterlogged.
ywv
Watermark
police. River, or. Harbor police.
YVX Water
"Water pressure.
YVZ
YWA Waterproof-ed-ing.
YWB Waterspout.
YWC Water surface.
YWD Water tank.
lxz
YWF
not go into less than
of water,
Waterfall.
Water
me how to steer
am in shoal water
am in feet of water
hau
Water enough
YWE
High-water mark
Hold on till high water
I am in danger (or, shoal water)
ywp
'
FVT
hba
VYS
yvf
kp
kvf
yr
Water-baUast tank
feet
Got bottom with
Have you shoaled your water?
n'f
YVP
YVQ
YVR
YVS
YVT
yhm
Want water dying of thirst. Want water immediately
YVN
YVO
FVB
wjb
wvx
Stokehole full of water
Sufficient water. "Water enough - . . xcu
Supply of water is small, not exceeding
ywr
{quantity indicated) a day
vtq
The water is shallow
Through the water.
Wait
ov
kqt
Deepest water is in the

channel- -lut
Deepest water is near the bank (or, reef),
wab
Soda water
YVL
oms
Deep water
vto
vtp
is
KUZ
vpy
Send for water
feet,
(time specified) there will be

feet of water over the bar
fvq
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in
fath-
{or, boat),
a water boat.
Sending
Shallow water
Shallowest water
Short of water
YVK Slack water.
will have
last east
Part
436
II.
WATERWE.
Water Continued.
What are your soundings? What water
{Answer in
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What depth? Indicate the depth of -KVB
What draught of water {in feet) could
ob
you lighten to?
What is depth of water alongside the
KVI
What is the depth at high water?, .kve
What is the depth at low water? .-KVF
What is the depth of water in feet at ?
are you in?
YWX
Beach the
is
What
YWZ
Wave.
Wax-en.
YXA
YXB
is
Can
of
vu
water
You will not have water enough over the

bar {or, into the harbor).
feet may be shoum)
feet of water in the hold
YWP
{Depth in
fwe
Beach indicated
YXC
good
ing.^.
is
Steerageway
oqt
am
way
YXD
Leeway'
qmk
Long way
qys
Make way.
Midway
YXF On the way
YXE
Rocks. Reefs,
way out
or,
way
_.
The same way

The way is oif
JTN
laf
Waterlogged
YWT I am {or vessel indicated

take people
yvn
great difficulty in obtain-
ing water
wgz
yvw
is) waterlogged
off.
YWU Waterlogged vessel.

YWV Watermark.
WaTEEISPOUT
YWB
Waterway
ywi
my
ship
fhr
ghz
VGQ
you may
Waterway
YXH What way

YXI
YWQ Natives do not like ships watering with- YXJ

out payment.
YWR Supply
of water is small, not exceeding
{quantity
indicated) a day.
YWS Water can readily be obtained.
You will have
...swd
Shoals stretch a long
GE
your way past me

Under way.
Usual way. The same as usual
YXG
FZP
Best watering place is

ght
Is there a convenient watering place?
Water can not be obtained
rtm
to.
Out of the way
for watering,
XLQ
Code Flag over j
Code Flag over k
fro
have headway
have stem way
In a had way
In the way.
I
I
Stern way. Going astern

The best way
not good for water-
kn
Headway.
qm
FZO
Beach indicated
nxh
^Give way.
ywg
is
nwr
way
Get under way as fast as you can
to water.
Watering place
...lqz
ikz
Channel
Gather-ed-ing
Slip
water-kd-ina.
or,
Gangway
may be shown) . vt
feet
CN
kei
Fairway,
will not have less than
?!
way
Each way
will get into shoal water, or. You

will shoal your water
vza
You will have less than feet of water,
You
hps
way
Does the telegraph communication go

all the way?
jfy
You
KVJ
enough over the
ghz
procure any assistance in the
Cross
{or,
will have water

bar. {Depth in feet
of
KVH
You
jz
'
way
By way of
What
YWO
shown)
Best
the dep'th of water over the
is the least water we Shall have

vr
ought to have)?
What is the rise and fall of the tide?-XH
What is your draught of water?
oc
What water do we {or, shall I) have at
high water?
kve
What water dc we {or, shall I) have at
low water?
kxf
-What water shall I come into?
When will it be high water?
ovi
You will be aground at low water . - kx
{or, light is
{Sea.)
Way.
VQ
sill?
waved
is
waved
flag is
fzt
Boats should endeavor to land where flag
the depth of water on the bar
{in feet)"!
where
shown) . _
vessel
{or, light is
feet)
KVG
What
To wave.
Wave-d-ing.
feel
hl
ymz
ywi
Which way
Wrong way.
We.
Our-s. {See also Our)

we (ours, us)
After
Are, or. Is our-s, or,
As we
Are we?
(our-s)
Can, or, May we (our-s)?

Could, or, Might we (our-s)?
Had, Has, or. Have we (our^s)?
Have we been?
Have we done?
Have we had?
How shall {or, will) we?
If we (our-s)
If we are
If we are not
If we can {or, may)
Had,
Had,
Had,
If
If
or,
or.
or.
we can not
we could
may
{or,
not)
{or, might)
cpq
oil
bem
fbu
bkn
bli
bmp
brd
bpu
bmv
bre
bxt
caw
cax
^..cay
1..CAZ
cba
cbd
Part
II.
437
WEWEATHER.
Wb Continued.
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
If
we could (Or, might) not

we do (fir, did)
we do (or, did) not
we had (fir, have) -__
we had (or, have) not
we shall (or, will)
we shall (or, will) not
we should (or, would)
we should (or, would) not
we were
we were not
May,
(See Can, above.

Might, etc. (See, Could, above.)
Must we (our-s)?
We Continued.
Were weto?
Were we notto?
What, or. Which do
cbe
cbf
cbg
cbh
or,
cbi
What,
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
Shall, or.
Should, or.
Than we
(our-s)
to?
cbm
cbn
cbg
Would we
(our-s)?
cjb
cjw
ckj
CRV
--'-
csa
CSK
csl
CSQ
Where do (ori did) I (or, we)?

csy
Where I am (or, we are) ?, ^_- .
ctg
Where shall (or, willj I (or, we)?-.CTN
ctr
cud
Where we (our-s)
cpa.
CPQ
We
bkw
We are
bex
We are not
bkv
We can (or, may)
bih
We can (or, may) be _---.
bsn
We can (or, may) have
bkw
bij
bso
blp
We could (or, might)
bik
We could (or, might) beJ
blq
We could (or, might) not
bim
boq
We do (or, did)
bob
We do (or, did) not
bsp
We had (or, have)
bin
been
We had (or, have)
bos
bsq
We had (or, have) had
bsr
>--BI0
bot
est
We may, etc. (See Can, above.)
We might, etc. (See Could, above.
CFi
We must
bip
We must be
cfj
We must not
biq
We must not be .CIG
We oughtto
ciH
We ought notto
cjh
We shall (or, will)
bib
bsu
CJI
We shall (or. will) not
bis
bsv
cka
bit
We should~(or, would) be
esw
We shcJuld (or, would) have
ckb
We should (or, would) noii
Biu
We should (or, would) not have ...bsx
cpb
We were to
cpf
We were notto
biw
We were not to be
.......biv
We were to be
CPE
We who
CQL
you) do?
bhg
CLW
shall (or, will) I {or,)
When shall (or, vn)X) we have?

When we (our-s)
When we are
Where am I (or, are we)?..
cja
(our-s)
CQK
Which
When shall (or; will) I,(or, we)? ..cru

When shall (or. Will) I (they, we, or,
cpd
That we (our-s)
Was, or. Were our-s (we)?
or.
'-
ciB
Will we (our-s)?
Will we be?
Will we not?
they (we,

we) have
..
cqm
(or, we) do?
cqr
When are we?
^..CQX
cbe
cbk
cbl
etc.
Ought we
(or, did)
you)?
we do?
cbj
CPJ
cpk
Why we
cvy
(our-s)
(See Shall, above.

etc.
(See Should, above.
Will, etc.
Would,
YXK
Weak-ly-ness.
Weak
crew.
yxL
Wealth-y.
YXM
YXN
Weapon.
YXO
YXP
YXQ
YXR
YXS
YXT
YXU
Wearing.
Short
manned
kdj
To wear.
Are to wear.
-_-Uzo
Barely room to wear
Do not try to wear.
uzp
Have I room to wear?
yle
I shall not wearuntil
shall wear at when
In wearing.
mb
Not room to wear
Shall wear as soon as weather permits.
mp
Wear instantly
Wear short round.
When do you wear?
ZHS
(or,
).
Wore
YXV
Weab-ing.
YXW
Weathbb.
Wore.
'Wort'I (of clothing).
A regular break-up. An end to the fine
hev
weather
zb
...pp
Bad weather
Bad weather is expected
YXZ
Changeable weather.
izx
Cold weather
Do not trust to the weather

done yet
YZA
Driven by stress of weather.
it
has not
fy
Every appearance of foul weather. -ERZ

myz
Fine weather
zc
Foggy weather
Heavy weather coming; look sharp .fz
OZF
Hot weather
I do not like the look of the weather.zE
I shall weigh as soon as the weather perzo
,
mits
438
GENERAL VOCABULAKY.
Part H.
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
439
WEIGHTWHAT.
Weight Continued.
How many tons dead weight
must you have?
ZBF
ZBG
Indicate weight of
Measure of weight.
Net weight.
The weight
West Continued.
of cargo
ias
pic
(See page 53) -A^x
ZBT
ZBU
West Indian cargo

West longitude
Under weight.
What; weight
Short weight
tkl
your screw?
is
ZBV
WELCOME-D-INa.
ZBW
ZBI
Weld-ed-ing.
ZBX
ZBY
ZBJ
Well {of water).

Pump well
UBO
era
Screw aperture
well.
Well.
-All wellat
Are you all well?
Are your passengers all well?
As well as-
Captain is well
Cafgo sold well
--
Cattle all well

Do quite well
Doing well
Fit-ted-ting very well
Is my family well?
It will do very well
ZBM
ZCA
ivy
Ljo
Whale.
Whale boat. Whaler
Whale fishery.
Whale oil.
Whaler. Whale ship
gvh
VXG
Wharp-age.
DYE
dtf
dtg
fbt
hwp
lin
ncm
msk
For what
How is
ZBQ
Wentto.
Was on board,
Your
ZBR
ZBS
letters
or.
Went on board- -GRB
went by the
Was)
Were.
(See
West.
Compass in degrees)
(
What
tide
What age?
What alteration?
hpt
the
is
bpk
bpx
have we
XP
-
JMZ
RJS
hep
--CGr
-Chg
'wjt
ckl
clx
cod
dsi
Kcw
or. Which am I?
Whatamountof ?
What answer {or, reply) ?
What,
cpv
egm
enp
cpw
it,
(she,
What, or. Which are (or, is), he
or persons or things indicated)"! -Cp:^
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?.CPY
ZOB
^What are the marks?
-Dak
What are you about?
ytc
What are you waitmg for?
suv
What are your orders?
What arrangementsto {or, for)? -BXM
What assistance do you require? What
pgt
do you want?
QOS
What bearing shall I keep the light
com
landmark) on?
What brand?
What,
West. {Compass in points)

Alongshore to the westward of
From the westward.
On, or, At the west coast of
To, or, For the westward.
the tide?
shall I telegraph that all is

xmh
well on board your vessel?
oqz
Tolerably healthy {or, well)
Very well.
-LIt
Very well done
Welsh-man.
Welsh coal
{or, which)?
{or, which) ?
now?
In what condition îs ?
In what manner?
In what quarter?
Of what (6n which)?
On what {or, which)?
Somewhat
Then what (or, which)
That what {or, which) .-.
To what {w, which).--
as.
ZBP
RNV
kgi
From what
doing well.
Not
^Not so well
.-..uez
Report me all well
Report {vessel indicated)all well in
{latitude and longitude indicated) on
tjn
the {date indicated)
msl
QMO
CPS
EJC
cpt
bjz
current?
lib
cpu
By what means?
By what time?
Do we feel any current? What
ifc
-Work-ed-ing well.
Your family are all well
was well when I left
ojw
After what (or, which)?

At what hour?
Before what {or. which)?
By what {or, which)?
Vessels that wish to be reported all well

show your distinguishing signals-DYT
QLN
Was all well when you left?
QMO
Was well when I left
-LIU
Well done
QCJ
Well known
Will do his (or, its) duty very well-LQF
ZBO
.eat
What
iah
ufo
or, pier)
Gun wharf
To Whom
ZBN
45, 46.)
Wbt-ted-ting.
Wet-ted clothes
Wet dock
Alongsidethe wharf (jetty,
ZBL
Qzi
Westem-erly-ing-ward.
(See Compass Signals, pages
yia
ZBH
ZBK
hzo
is.
Want tons dead weight of cargo -Ibe

otb
What weight {how heavy) is ?
Screw
'
Too far to the westward.
or.
{or,
Qr
hdy
may)?.--CPZ
J^q
could(or, might)?-CQA
Which can
{or,
amh
What color:-
-ASD
JNA
What condition?
What current {rate and direction) do you
-EAR
What, or. Which

expect
...lYM
{or,
What day?
What depth?
reckon on)?
kgh
-.-Knz
Indicate the depth. .kvb
Paet
GENERAL VOCABULAEY.
440
II.
WHATWHEN.
What Continued.
What Continued.
What,
What,
or,
or.
Which do
Which do
kzr
mta
-LGM
(or,
you)?
What do you make?
What, or, Which does
What,
(or,
CQE
Rix
he
or,
What,
or.
indi-
CQD
lvx
nhz
is?
(See Are, above),
What,
we
is
the current? Do you, or. Do

kgi
any current?
the depth of water on the bar
What;
ZCE
station) in sight?
What,
ZCF
--.qaz
vessel indi-
XCD
or.
(or,
jip
ord
. -RFT
ysj
were)? -.cqt
yxh
breadth)?
het
Which willI?
(See Shall,
(or,
iCQK
..._
or,
xkb
(or vessel indi-
which would?
yo
(See Should,
cqp
'
Whatever-soevBr.
Which
With what
(or, signal
sej
What is the nature of?
rnt
What is the meaning of?xihy
What is the range?
..-.irv
What is the reasonof?
rx
What is the sea like? vd
What is the sickness?
What is the state (condition) of? .- jnb
What is the temperature? Wliat is the
Which was
above)
--Sbd
^'-
wez
cated) had?
kmy
SDR
eo
CQS
What will you take?

What winds have you
vq
(infeet)t
What is the matter?

What is the motive?
What is the nameof?
What is the name of the ship
vyp
(Indicate bearing,
-__
above)
feel
What is
or.
What -way?
What width
cause of your putting back?

XJDE
What
vtw
'
.::_
caied) had?
What, or. Which is (or, are) he (she, it,

or persons or things indicated) 1.--CFX
sdq
What is her name?
CQQ
What, or, Which is it?
of
?.egn
What is the amount
What is the
CQO
you) have?

What vessel have you boarded?
What vessel takes the next mail?
What wages?
efn
amiss?
they (ort you) do?
cpw
What is
-.-CQN
Which
or.
What size do you want?

What sort (or, kind) of ?
What success have you (or
What has taken?
Which
if necessary)
Which had(lias,or',have)?-C<jF
What,
Which
What, or. Which should or, would) ? . CQP

(or, we) do?
.-.cqr
What, or. Which should (or, would)
(do, or, did)
persons or things
or,
you) do?
What shapeis?
What ship?
What ship is that?
did).CQB
did) they (we
What else?.What force?
ZCD
(or,
(does, or,
or,
(she, it, or
cated)'!.
What,
vim
What did he say?

What difference?
What distance? How far?
What distance ofif is ?
CUG
(or,
which)?
own
_ _ _
îs
cpz
above)
or,
Which might?
cqa
Which must?
cqh
What number (or, quantity of have
or.
you?
What,
What,
or,
or,
Which of the ?-,.

Which ought to?
What port?
What proof is there?
What quantityof?
What quantity of water?
What rate (speed)?
TJDW
CQi
cqj
tov
tys
- tjdx
hzp
Wheel-ed-ing.
Cogwheel
Handwheel
izm
-
oma
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve

qob
szg
Paddle wheel
Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horsepower to
follow, if necessary)
Pinion wheel
__-
Steam steering wheel
ZCI
ZCJ
Wheel. ( The
Wheel rope.
Whept.
(See
szh
tkh
wsu
wheel.
Waft)
ysc
When
cqu
When am I to?
CQV
ekd
When anchored
CQW
When are (or, is)?
CQX
When are we?
When are you?
cqy
CQZ
When can (or, may)?
,_-.CR.4.
When could (or, inight)?
When did he (she, it, or, they) leave?
udy
,
tjin
What, or. Which shalôr, will) I?-CQK

we) do?
What, or. Which
we) have?
Wheat.
Wheat cargo
(See Could,
above)
What,
ZCH
xnk
height of the thermometer?
What is the variation?

jin
What is there to pay?
teu
is
your
complement?
jkf
What
What is your name (or, number)? -_sdt
srn
What is your opinionof?
What kind (or, sort) of
qaz
What length ?
qnp
What loss?
RBH
What, or. Which may? (,SVe Can,
What,
zca
OQL
cqm
QLt,
When did it happen?

OMQ
BD
When did the accident happen?
When did you arrive?
byV
When did you ground?
CK
When, or. What did you hear lastof
(or,
from)?
obu
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
441
WHENWHERE.
When Continitied.
When did you leave?
qlu
When did yon pass?. ..^
tcw
When did you part companyfrom
When Continued.
When shall {or,
When
i.5>
with
{vessel indicated)''.
When do you wear?

When does (do, or, did)
msa
.yxu
he (she, it, or
indicated)''.
crd
persons or things
does he (she,
When
it,
cated) sail?
or vessel indi-
VEY
When does it begin
{or,
commence)?
ZCK
does the blockade commence?
When
done
-When
with
GNQ
CRa
..
indicated)
is {or,
Mzi
ixp
nbm
-.
ode
crh
CRI
or things
crj
are)
When his (her-s, its)

When I (my, mine)
.-.crk
crl
crm
When I can {or, may)
When I have run my distance I shall put
her head
off until
lgp
When is? (See Are, above)

When is {or. are) lie (she, it,
CQW
or persons
or things indicate.d)1
When it lulls
When last seen
When may?
When may the
,--
CRN
eda
QGY
CQZ
bar
{or,
entrance) be
fwd
attempted?
'^Ra
When might?
ezn
When moored -.
RXN
When more moderate
JTP
When most convenient
cro
When must?
crp
When ought?
When ought I to see {or. sight)?.--VOD
When ought the next mail to leave? -RGB
uka
When readyto {or, for)
crq
When shall {or, will)?
CRS
When shall {or, will) be?
When shall (or, will) he (she it, or per-
sons or things indicated)'!
CRT
When shall {or, will) I {or, we)? --CRU

When shall {or, will) I (they, or, we) do?
CKV
When shall
When shall
When shall
{or, will) I have?

{or, will) it be done?
{or, will) they?
CEW
_.CRX
cry
XM
the bar?
ovi
When will it be high water?
lyp
When will it end?
tlp
When will it take place?
When will the end (or, last) be?-_-LYP
xi
When will the tide ebb?
XJ
xst
When will the tide suit
XK
When will the tide turn?dqe
When will you be afloat?
When will you {or, it) be finished?.MZJ
ukc
When will you be readyfor?
When will you be ready for sea?---UKB
grb
When will you board?
When will you completewith? _..jktj
ibk
the
cargo?
When will you have
zpe
When wind changes..,
When would? {See Should, above) .csE
.-- .csM
When you-r-s
csn
When you are
jkv
When you are completewith
nfg
When you float
zls
When you meet
tmv
When you please
empty-ied.
When fiiiished
When finished coaling
When first seen
When goingto
When he (she, it, or person
Qip
latitude?
crq
When will? {See Shall, above)
GDX7
When
at the rendezvous?
When shall {or, -wfill) wq,have?

csa
When shall {or, will) you?..
-.csb
When shall {or, will) you be?
csd
cse
When should {or, would)?
_
csp
When the
hgi
When the breeze goes down
hxl
When the captain
lmp
When the sea has gone down
xsq
When the tide..wfs
When the tide slacks
xsr
When the tide turns
osG
When these (or, those)
csh
When they (their-s) -..
csi
When they are.-^
CSJ
When was (or, wer)?
pzb
When was the battle fought?
koy
When was the last death?
csk
When we (our-s)
csL
When we are
When were your last observations for
'j
CRZ
we be
shall
UQR
When did you sail?

so
When did you see ?-.-.. u-i^
voc
When did you (or, they) separate? .vrj
When did you ^vrite?
J_,
zjp
When do (does, or, did)?
....crb
crb
When do {or, did) they {or, you) crp
When do {or, did) you expect?
mnw
When do you goto?
odb
When do you intend to bring up? __ekf
When do you leave?
.1
qlu
When do you sail?
zt
When do you tack?
xio
When do you think I am likely to fall in
.
will) they {or, you)
have?
ZCL
Whence.
From whence
ZCM
{or,
where)
bpy
Whenever.
Where
...cso
Anywhere
Anywhere
e<jr
else
eqs
Beach the vessel where flag is waved {or,

--PZT
light is shown)
lys
Elsewhere. -.
mjc
Everywhere
bpy
From whence {or, where)
sky
Nowhere
.wju
Somewhere
CSQ
Where am I {or, are we)?
Where am
tion?
.-
I?
What is my present posi-
KZ
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
442
II.
WHEREWHITWORTH.
Where Continued.
CSR
Where are (or, is)?
CST
Where are they?
--SH
Where are you bound?
si
Where are you from?
csu
csv
Where can (or, may)? -.
csw
Where could (or, might) ?
Where did you cross the equator?. -KEM
csx
WTiere do (does, or, did)?
csy
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?-CSZ
Where do you (or vessel indicated) be-
GEY
long?
Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH
cta
for?
Where
bpy
Where from? Prom where ?
ctb
Where had (has, or, have) ? - Where he (she, it, or persons or things
indicated) is
(or,^
ZCO
Wherein.
ZCP
Wherever.
ZCQ
Wherry.
ZCR
Whether.
Which.
sons or things indicated) 1

is he (she, or, it) gone
(or, go-
to take place (or, be done)?
ZCS
Whilb-st.
ZCT
It
SJ
Where is the captain?

hxm
Where is the Commander-in-Chief?. low
Where is the commanding officer? ..jei
Where is the, or, Where shall we ren,
TJQS
Where is the
army?
ewp
Where may? (See Can, above)
csv
Where might? (See Could, above) .csw
Where must?
CTI
Where ought?
ctj
Where shall (or, will)
ctk
ctl
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or,
Woersons or things indicated) ? ^ . .ctm
here shall
Where shall
ZCU
ZCV
While
shall (or, will) I have?

cto
shall (or, will) they?
ctp
shall (or, will) they (or, you)
CTQ
ctk

CTS
ctu
CTV
Where should (or, would) the?
OTW
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
gix
oqd
I.
^While you
(or,
your).
ZCW
Whip.
ZCX
Whiel-ed-ing.
ZCY
Whirlpool.
ZDA
Whirlwind.
ZDB
Whistle.
Blow steam whistle
one
(or, siren) at intervals

WD
Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
siren) during fog (or, darkness) ..we
have?
cpt
Whilst in harbor
(or, will) I (or, we)?..CTN

I find
(vessel indicated) ?
MYU
Where
Where
Where
cug
Between while
is not worth while.
While he
LIV
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer) ?
dezvous?
What)
cth
ODF
----
(See
Which do you think the best?

gie
Which is (or, are) the best? Which, or.
What is the best?
gif
Which is the easiest?
lsa
Which is the road to ?
uyq
Which, or. What of the ?
.,.- CQi
Which side?
wbo
Which way?
Yxi
csr
Where
Whereof.
Before which
ctg
or per-
is it
Whereas.
--CTP
it,
Where
ZCN
ctd
ctb
are)
Where his (her-s, it-s).

Where I (my, mine)
Where is? (See Are, above)
Where is (or, are) he (she.
ing)?
WHEEEABOUTS
CSP
we are?
py
Steam whistle
ZDC
ZDE
Whistle-ing. To whistle.
Whistling buoy.
ZDF
White.
White buoy.
White flare.
ZDG
ZDH
ZDI
ZDJ
ZDK
ZDL
wsz
White lead.
White light.
^White paint.
Whiten-ed-ing.
Whitesmith
zdn
CTX
Where the ...j.

cty
Where they (their-s)
CTZ
Where they are
cua
Where was (or, were)?
cub
Where was the battle fought?
fzc
Where we (our-s)
cud
Where we are
ctg
Where will you cross the equator? .ken
Where you-r-s
cue
Where you are
^...cuf
'.
Whereabouts
.'...csp
ZDM
ZDN
Whitehead torpedo.
ZDO
Whitewash.
White washed-ing.
ZDP
Whitesmith.
Whiting.
To whitewash .yds
(Cleaning substance.)
Whitwoeth Steel
wtq
Part
U3
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
WHO WILL.
WHO-M
By whom
whose)
For whom {or, whose)
From whom, {or, whose).
Of whom {or, whose)
On whom {or, whose)
To whom, {or, whose)
To whom
Wh y Continued.
CUH
bka
-(or,
Why had (has, or have).not?

Why had (or, have) you?
Why had (or, have) you not?
Why is?
Why might?
Why must?
Why not?
Why ought?
Why shall (or, will)?
Why should (or, would)?...Why should (or, would) not?
Why they (their-s)
Why was {or, were)?
Why we (our-s)
Why were you?
Why will (or, shall)?
Why would?
Why yoti-r-s.-.:-
bpl
bpz
cgv
CHi
coe
shall I telegraph that all is
xmh
well on hoard your vessel?
We who
Who, Whom
CPR
CUH
cui
Who
...sym
Who
--.cuj
Who can {or, may)?CUM
Who could {or, might)?
cuo
Who do (does, or, did)?.
lvt
Who else?
CUP
Who had (has, or, have)?
--CUI
Who is?
kon
Who is dead?
nhs
Whom is it for? Whom for?
QXJ
Who is Lloyd's agent?
Who is the captain of {ship indicated) 1 or, Who is yonr captain?-HXN
--CUJ
Who may?
CUM
Who might?
CUQ
Who must?
CUB
Who ought?
zep
Who shall {or, will)?
cuv
Who should {or, would)?
xmz
Who told (or, said so)?
cuw
Who was {or, were)?
zef
Who will {or, shall)?
CUV
Who would?
Gez
Whom does it belong to?
Whom does she {or vessel indicated)
are {or, is)?

are your owners?
QFA
ZDU
belong to?
Whose?
With whom
ZDQ
{or,
Whoui-ly.
Annul the whole
whose)
cwo
signal
vf
dph
to the whole
Privy
^Whole gale.
ZDS
Wholesale.
ZDT
Wholesome-ly-ness.
afEair
Unwholesome
Not wholesome,
-
Lamp wick-
ZDW
Wide.
ZDX
ZDY
It is not wide.
It is wide.
Whose.
Why?
(See also
Why amYto?!
Why are {or, is)?
Why are you
Why are you not?
Why can (or, may)?
Why cannot {or, may not)?
Why could {or, might) not?
Why do (does, or, did)?
Why do (or, did) you?
Why do {or, did) you not?
Why do you not sail?
Why do you put back?
Why had (has or, have)?
WiDEN-ED-ING.
ZEC
WiDOW-ER.
ZED
Wipe.
breadth)?
(Measure of weight)
WiGTjE.
(See also
Shall)
How will they?
to)?
ZEF
Who will, or, shall.

Will, or. Shall arrive at
Will assist
Will be readyto (or, for)
Will be sent
Will be suflBcient (enough)
Will be unableto
Will close (or, be closed).
Will it be?
Will it be safe?
Will it do?
Will it have?
Will it prevent?
Will not
Will not do?
hup
'^^Z
cvk
ban
cwb
bxy
oah
I will give you

bks
I will if lean
ysr
I will wait until
BNV
It will do..
dtz
Not willing. Does not agree
UST
Request you will
usv
Request you will not
ysv
Shall, or. Will wait
xtq
There will be timeto {or, for)
yzw
Weather will be
I?.cqk
What, or, Which shall (or, will)
CRX
will it be done?
will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
CVB
-UDE
CVT
cwa
het
ghf
'^^^
cvi
cvz
cvR
What width (or,
When
When
cvj
cvx
cvy
hjn
ZEB
cvd
cve
cvp
CVG
cvh
cvu
cvw
Width.
Widely.
YLQ
CUY
CUX
cuz
cvs
CVT
How broadis ?
ZEA
Who. )
cuz
cvE
cvo
CVP
CVQ
cvr
-QDJ
Wide berth
Whooping (Hooping) cough-
ZDU
CVN
Wick.
Will.
ZDR
ness
ZDV
CVL
CVM
ZEG
UKC
byw
fgu
ukd
yqr
meb
OYS
BIX
vdl
liou
cwd
tvm
ciu
EOV
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
444
II.
WILLWIND.
Wind Continued.
Will Continued.
Will not succeed
xbz
UDP
,Willput
upk
Will remain by you
Will rendezvous at {or, in)
uyT
vsg
Will set in
Will shift
VXA
Will soon ._WKC
Will stand by you
wqm
Will succeed
xca
Will they act?
dio
Will visit
YRD
Will you act for me (or, )?
dip
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)^
DE
Will you be on shore today?
{Specify
'.
hour, if necessary)
, _ koo
Will you breakfast with me?
hpl
Will you {or person indicated) buy?-UCF
Will you come?

jdq
board?
grp
Will you do it?
owe
Will you get?
_
nzg
Will you give me {or, my) ?
oan
Will you go?
ODG
Will you leave?
qlv
Will you make?
riy
riz
Will you permit?
dzq
Will you please?
tmw
Will you put?
UDG
Will you send?
_.
vqtj
Will you send for him {or, it, or, her)?
Foul wind
nom
Gale of wind
nvs
Harbour, or, Anchorage is good enough
with winds from
ox
Harbour, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds
_...oz
Haul your {or, to the) wind
opg
ln
Haul your wind on starboard tack . _lo
Head to wind
Head wind
ZEN
ZEO
ZEP
ZEQ
ZER
ZES-:
ZET
How have you had the wind?

How is the wind outside?
How shall we have the wind?
If the wind abates {or, lulls).
If the wind continues as at present.
If the wind shifts.
If the wind should freshen.
you lose the wind
In a gale of wind
It is
ZEU
GC
to wind
pyt
Meteorological or weather report for
to-day gives moderate winds from
rsh
to-day gives strong winds from
rsi
to-day gives winds variable from
rsj
to-morrow gives moderate winds
from
rsl
Yes, I will
Yes, it will
ZLH
_zli
to-morrow gives winds variable from

{direction indicated).
_ .
rsn
More rain than wind.
Not wind enough
mdr
Nothing but gales of wind
n wc
or,
Meteorological oi: weather report for

to-morrow gives strong winds from
ytd
zjQ
Testament
xol
ZEV
WiLLING-LY-NESS.
with a
and wounded reported

FZD
,
WiNOH.
Steam winch
ZEX
ZEY
ZPA
ZPB
ZFO
WiND-iNG.
ZEL
Wind. {See also Force op Wind. )

Anemometer. Wind gauge elo
Baffling wind
...fsc
Winding
To wind.
zfr
tackle
ZFD
."
mre
nia
is
entrance)?
{or vessel indi-
cated) had?
ZFE
vwz
is
{or,
giy
hpq
__htm
ksd
ksd
nry
vch
The wind
The wind going to change.
The wind will come from the
To, or. By the wind
--HPQ
Too much wind.
Trade wind.
Variable wind
yod
What wind leads through the passage
What winds have you
Before the wind.
Between wind and water

By the wind
Calm and light winds
Delayed by contrary winds
Detained by contrary winds
Pair wind
.
Force of wind
.'.
ZEW Should the wind.
wtb
ZBK
Wound.
Shift of wind---
rsm
Off, or. From the wind

Running before the wind
ylb
WiN-NiNG. Won.
has won a great battle at
loss of killed
ZEM
pb
dangerous to lose the wind
yov
.at
ZEJ
{Specify which,
Keep head
YHX
Unwilling-ly-nes3
ZEI
nwb
anchorage)
Will you venture?

Will you write?
Will,
ZEH
my
Keep before the wind.
vow
it?
the anchorage {or,

safe with all winds?
if necessary)
Will you stay {or, wait) ?

wry
Will you support us?
xpb
Will you {or person indicated) undertake
rao
If
Is
oqm
oqn
When it lulls. The -first lull

When the wind [or, breeze)
When wind changes.
Where
zcE
rda
hgj
did you fall in with the trades

monsoon)?
rym
did you lose the trades {or
monsoon)?
rbi
Whirlwind
_
zda
(or,
Where
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
445
"WIND"WISH.
ZFG
ZFH
ZFI
ZFJ
ZFK
"Wind Continued.
"Wind a gale
Wind and weather permitting.
Wind appears to be steady.
Wind fresh.
Wind gauge. Anemometer
Wind has abated outside.
Wind has not abated outside.
Wind is going
ZFL
ZFM
ZFN
ZFO
ZFP
elo
ZGI
ZGJ
zey
ZGK
Wind light.
^Wind strong.
Wind will freshen.
Winds from the With
the.
Winds have mostly been.
.
Wind
ZGL
wind from
."
gauge.
Anemometer
elo
AT.
kye
{place indicated)
ZFR
Winding TACKLE.
ZFS
Windlass.
Bring it to the windlass
k je
hqg
ZFX
Windsail.
owic
Windward.
^Beat (work) to windward.
pzo
to
windward
until
you are picked

PZ

pd
they are picked up
Look out to windward

Shoal water, or. Danger
Qzw
to
windward,
KLI
ZFY
To windward.
windward of the harbor
We are to
anchorage)
{or,
ELI
Work-ed-ing (beat) to windward. --ZFX
ZGA
ZGB
ZGC
Wine.
Australian wine
Burgundy vnne.
i'mh
Champagne
ikc
Claret
^^^
wine
Madeira
Port wine
kej
Sherry
^"*^k
Rhine wine.
Spirits of
ZGD
Wine
ivx
To winter.
Winter-ed-ing.
Wire.
pnt
RKO
cable)
{or,
lilagnesium wire
Steel-wire hawser
^Telegraph wire.
Wire cable {or, hawser)
wto
Wire rigging.
hse
vad
ZGQ
WisE-LY.
Wisdom.
ZGR
WisH-iNG
to
{or, for).
or. Senior ofiQcer wishes- -DKY
or. Senior of&cer wishes to
DKZ
--
know--Admiral, or. Senior officer wishes to see
you
dla
{or person indicated)

dlb
you as soon as convenient
Admiral,
or.
ZGS
Do you wish
ZGT
^Does not wish
ub
Do you wish to be reported?
Do you wish your arrival reported ?-EYC
it {or,-
that).
QRX
do not wish to show a light
EC
{or, communicate)
my owner,
I wish for orders from Mr.
at
mdg
Far enough to windward
pzb
Keep more to windward
l"*"
Keep to windward
Keep to windward of vessel chasing,
Keep
up
qgw
I
I
Hoist windsails
ZF"W

In the winter.
Last winter
Next winter.
Through the winter.
or. Winter clothing for
Warm,
"Winter has regularly set in at
Winter quarters.
Wire rope
him
"WTC
Window.
Cabin window
Admiral,
Admiral,
Steam windlass
ZFU
ZGO
Tackle.)
Damaged the windlass

Windmill.
ZFV
(See a/so
Winter.
Had, or. Has winter set in at
1
Has the ice broken up ? Has the winter
?
pbj
broken up at
Insulate-d-ing wire
ZGP
have been, or, "Vessel indicated has

been detained^days windbound at
ZFT
ZGM
ZGN
zpv
WlNDBOUND
I
ZGE
ZGF
ZGH
to change
Windsail
ZFQ
nvs
wine
gla'ss.
'^^'^
""^nt
sw
.-.xw
wish to be taken in tow
hoy
I wish to buy
lux
I wish to communicate close
I wish to communicate personally- -JGC
QEG
I wish to land passengers
I wish to obtaia orders from my owner,
sw
Mr.
at
I wish to see you before you go on shore,
OCN
VNtJ
I wish to see you on shore
I wish to signal come within easy sigI
nal distance
I wish to speak to you
"^J
"wthk
that).
ZGU If you wish
ZGV It my wishthat.
ît
(or,
is
Owners wished me
to inform
you..SYK
Signal the name of place where you wish

wdf
to be reported by telegraph
wishes
Stranger, or. Vessel bearing
wzd
to communicate
They, (yr, I wish to abandon, but have

aj
not the means
"Vessel seriously damaged ;
fer passengers
wish to trans-
HM
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,

show your distinguishing signals -DYT
Vessels that wish to be reported, show
your dis'tinguisbing signals
ea
Part
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
446
II.
WISHWORK.
Without Continued.
Wish Continned.
Without
Without
Without
Without
Without
Vessels that wish to be reported on

leaving, show your distinguishing
eb
signals
Wish to communicate by (or, with ) _ jgf
tm
chronometer,
Wish to get a rate for
a doubtany motive
arms
_-."_--.
she
ygj
assistance.-fgx
authority, or, Unauthorized,
my
ZGW
ZGX
ZGY
GU
voe
Wish to see you

Wish to speak to {or, with).
Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, passage),
FMZ
ZHG
ZHI
Without damage
Without
kjt
fail.
Without favor.
Without hesitation
Without loss--Without payment
Without permission
Without rifk
TDL
Wish you would.

Wished.
--.cum
RBj
tev
--
z-- tgk
-_.
uye
cwf
With
Are, or, Is
ber
CEG
CGK
cly
with
Me with
Not with
That with
Was, or, Were with
ZHJ
Withstand-ing-stood.
ZHK
WiTNESS-ED-ING.
Eyewitness
ZHL
Woke.
{See also
ZHM
Woman.
mqi
cpb
When donewith
CRO
With
,
cwp
With all sails set
vfa
With arms.-,
a
evq
With complete success
jkx
With him (his, her-s, it-s)
cwa
With me (my, mine)
cwh
With moderate-ion
rxo
With much pleasure
tmx
With passengers
tdw
With pleasure. I will accept . . J . - . dca
With steam up
^
ymc
With that (or, this)
CWJ
With the
cwi
With the captain
hxo
With the tide
xsv
With the view {or, object)
_
-SMK
With them (their-s)
cwk
With these {or, those)
owl
With tools
XVI
With us (our-s)
cwm
With what {or, which) --.
cwn
With whom {or, whose)
cwo
With you-r-s
__
cwp
With your permission .
tgj
Wakeing.
passengers.
for female
clothing
Clothing
Awake. )
Women's
IVK
Females on board
mvq
Have you any women on board?j--GQH
I have no women on board
gqk
Won.
ZHN
ZHO
(See
Win)
zei
WOOD-BD.
Can not procure wood.

Dyewood
---LQK
nac
Firewood
You can
NAT
ZHA
ZHB
ZHC
WlTHDRAW-N-ING-DREW.
Have, or. Has been withdrawn.
Light-ship has been withdrawn on
count oice
Shall, or, Will.be withdrawn.
ZHP
WoOL-iY.
ZHQ
ZHR
Woollen.
WiTHHOLD-ING-HBLD.
ZHE
Within.
Come within hail
word-bd-ing.
Byword
hpu
Password
tdy
ZHS
Wore.
ZHT
Work-ed-ing. To work.
Bell buoy damaged; not working-. gen
gpf
Board of Works
gwr
Boiler working on seating
ac-
PBC
ZHU
ZHD
{See also
.-
Can work up to revolutions.
Earth work
Engine does not work well - .
Engine works very well
Engines working badly
Engines working on seating
Fireworks
Have you anyone that can work
olb
olf
Within range
uhz
olg
gui
are within range of the batteries

the guns)
go
{or, of
UTA
vsrithout
permission
tgf
lrq
mbd
mbn
fem
mcp
nad
at a
NLE
forge?
Light on
îs
Without.
Date not known. Without date _ _Kt,w
If it can {or, may) be done without risk,
Not
Ci'ew disaffected will not work

kon
Crew discontented; will not work-KCO
knd
Day's work
,
Dead works {of a ship)-..
-.kol
...jda
WCB
ZHP
Wear.
I shall pass within hail

Keep within hail
Keep within sight of
Pass within hail
Send a boat within hail
You
lmb
not working satisfactorily,
QSH
ZHV
My
working pressure
One
for the work.

screw disabled can work the other,
No boat
is
tus
fit
MW
Part
II.
447
WORKWRITE.
Work Continued.
Wound Continued.
Propeller worked loose
Upper works
ymb
TUV
frx
mnb
What is your working

Work badly
Work exjjansively
pressure?
ZHW Work-ed-ing in.

ZHX
ZHY
has won a great battle at with a

loss of killed and wounded reported
FZD
atlosses
in ki d and wounded reported
-.QAR
at
tzc
Work out.
Work pump.
Wove.
Work, ovi Beat to windward

Worked-ing very badly
Worked-ing well
Working her own engines
Working one engine
Working party
Working steam pressure is
You may work the semaphore
{See
Weave)
zfx
fry
ZIQ
'Wkap-pbd-ping-er.
zbo
ZIR
Wreck.
mcf
ZIS
zab
Â complete wreck.
Have you seen
-Mca
tcp
{or, heard of) a vessel

zu
in distress)
{or vessel indicated is) a complete
wrecked
TUS
vo
am
or,
wreck
ZIT
Workman -SHIP.
ZIA
ii
's
shall stand about to see if I
jkp
can pick
up anything from wreck.
Was there anyone on board? .eqc

ray
Lost sight of wreck
Off the wreck.
On the wreck.
..TCP
Passed a wreck
Passed a wreck (daie, latitude and longitude to follow, if necessary), but
could not render any assistance;
zy
people still on board
Passed a wreck (dafe, latitude and longitude to follow, if necessary), but was
unable to ascertain whether any people
zw
-.
were on board
Passed a wreck {date, latitude and longitude to follow, if necessary) no one
Is, or.
ZIB
World.
ZIC
Worm.
ZIU
ZIV
Worm-eaten
lsj
Worn
Pump gear worn out (or,
ZID
ZIE
ZIF
ZIG
ZIH
Worse.
or.
Ît
'
ZIK
Worst.
Might be worse.
Could,
will be worse.
Much worse.
ZIJ
yxv
defective) -Ubj
Worth.
ofE {or, afloat)
Seaworthy
"sî ZIW
ZIX
cjo
(See Should)
berth as soon as posshift
wrecked.
Vessel indicated has been
gcq
wreck?
has become of
Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
{Bearing to folloie, if necessary).. zy
^Wreck buoy.
Wreck is being pillaged.
Wreck will be sold.
wreck.
Wreck-ed-ing. To
Wrecked on the coast.
eqb
ZJE
Wrecker.
frl
Badly, or. Seriously wounded
men killed, others
Boiler burst;
ZJF
Wrist.
ZJG
Writ.
ZJH
wlute-ing-ten. wrote. to write.

pos
Do you intend to write from ?
xb
,
at length
Has he {or, she) or. Have they written?
Have, or, Has not written.
my
GFT
WOUND-ED-ING.
Anyone hurt (or, wounded)?-
wounded
',-.--:
number of
killed
dent
--
Boiler burst;
-^Y
and
ax
Boiler burst ; several men wounded. . az

Dangerously wounded (or, hurt) ; acci-
{or,
ZJI
ZJK
hurt)?
-;.
None wounded
Number
known
^L
DCI
^How are the wounded?

^How many wounded?
Is anyone wounded
and wounded.
Killed wounded.
Many
ZIY
Accident happened,
Gunshot wound.
ZIP
ulg
vyl
ZJA
ZJB
ZJC
ZJD
would
ZGX
Wish you would
Would recommend. Would advise . dor
ZIO
Shipwrecked
The wreck of
What
sible
ZIM
ZIN
Receiver of wreck
.-DQC
WORTHLESS-NESS.
ZIL
Pieces of the wreck have been found {or,

tib
picked up)
ofl
Not worth getting

Not worth getting
zx
onboard
Is it worth while shifting berth?. . . gfv

...zct
It is not worth while
It is worth.
Would.
of killed
Slightly wounded
The wounded are.
and wounded
eqb
ZJL
ZJM
Q-*^^
wgs
Have, or. Has written.

I have written.
I intend writing
I will wait whilst
...rkn
sjp
not yet
ZJN
Pow
you write.
yst
In writing.
Send following message by post to own-
by signal let) at
ers {or, to Mr.
ters instead of writing it at length.
,
wz
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
448
Part
II.
WRITEYARD.
Write Continued.
ZKH
Y. (Letter. ) (For new method of

seepage 13.)
ZKI
Yacht-ed-ing.
Send following telegraphic message by

signal letters instead of writing
length
ZJO
ZJP
ZJQ
ZJR
Shall
ZJU
ZJV
ZJW
Writer.
ZJT
at
XB
Lloyd's Yacht Register
I write?
When did yon wi-ite?

Will you write?
Write immediately.
Write to the owner.
Writing. (Mamiscript)
Writing paper.
Written orders.
Wrote to on
ZJS
it
ZKJ
Yacht club.
ZKL
Wrong-kd-ing.
ZJY
Wrong-ly.
Anything wrong with the engines?, .rd
tak
I have wrong papers on board
I was wrong.
Very wrong-ly
ypu
ZKE
ZKF
Yam.
Square
ZKM
To wrong.
Yard.
yarfl
(Ship's. )
length
inches in the slings.
Double topsail yards

Fore royal yard
Fore topgallant yard
Fore topsail yard
Fore yardFore yard gone in the sling
Fore yard sprung
yxj
Wrought.
^Wrought iron.
Haulyard, or, Halliard

Head yard
ZKN
have carried
I have carried
I have carried
X. (Letter. ) (For new method of spelling,

13.)
ZKO
have sprung
away fore yard

away main yard
away topsail yard.
(or,
lak
xwd
niz
.nji
njp
njq
njr
njs
olq
oqp
nkh
egk
damaged) fore yard,

KJH
damaged) lower top-
have sprung (or,

sail yard
kji
I have sprung (or, damaged) mainyard,
KJL
I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard
kjm
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper topsail yard
KJN
Iron yard
ptb
Jigger royalyardandsail
pvs
Jigger topgallant yard and sail
pvt
Jigger topsail yard and sail...
pvu
Jigger yard and sail
pvw
nki
Lower main topsail yard
rgp
Lower mizzen topsail yard
rwo
Lower spanker topsail yard
wlu
Lower yard
rci
Main royal yard
rgp
Main topgallant yard
rhb
Main topsail yard
rhp
rhg
Mainyard
rhi
Main yard sprung
khj
Mizzen royal yard
rwu
Mizzen topgallant yard.,
rwy
Mizzen topsail yard u-_.l
EXC
Royal yard ..
vbd
Spritsail yard (or, gaff)
rck
Steel yard
wtp
Top your lower yard
xvo
Topgallant yard
xvu
I
seepage
ZKG
axe
aye
axz

hdo
Can I get a mainyard at ?
nyg
Can I get a spar for a fore yard at ? .Nis
Crossjack yard
kef
Dimensions of
yard are
feet in
Wrong meaning.
^Wrong
place.
Wrong side.
Wrong way
iwb
_-
Yard. (Measure of length)

Cubic yard
ZJX
ZKA
ZKB
ZKC
ZKD
..wpg
Union des Yachts.
rkc
yfr
Type'flrriter
..qxe
vbc
Royal yacht
:
Royal Yacht Squadron...
Pakt
GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
449
YARDYOU.
Yard Continued.
ZLM
xwf
Topsail yard
What
What
ZKP
ZKQ
By and bye. Not

Do not begin yet
..nkj
Upper main topsail y&r d

Upper spanker topsail yard
Upper topsail yard
Upper yard
are the dimensions of
___
rhk
ZLN
xwa
It
is
yet
-hpx
gdq
not yet.
Not begun yet

Not yet. By and bye
Nothing decisive yet
xwi
ymo
main yard?
LAO
Yet.
ZLO She is
{or,
The cargo
has) not yet.

not yet sold
is
gdt
hpx
kpv
IB a
are the dimensions of yonr fore
lap
yard?
^Yard
arm.
Yard rope.
ZLP
Yield-ed-ing.
Yin.
Yard. Ship yard.
Shipbuilding yard,
{Measure of length) -
ZLQ
yoke-d-ing.
ZLR
Yonder.
VXY
Dock yard
ljt
yqm
Victualling yard
ZKR
You-R-s
After you-r-s
Yarn.
Spun yam.
-BES
Are, or. Is you-r-s

you-r-s
Before you-r-s
By you-r-s -
few
As
ZKS
Yaw-ed-ing.
ZKT
Yawl.
ZKU
ZKV
Year.
For you-r-s
-QGX
vsT
ZLB
Yeast.
ZLO
Yellow.
Has yellow fever diminished at ? MWI
Has yeUow fever disappeared at ? MWJ
I
mwk
board
have had no cases of yellow fever on
mwl
board
mwo
mwt
Yellow fever
Yellow fever has diminished at mwu
Yellow fever has disappeared at mwv
Is there
yellow fever at
irwx
Yellow fever raging at
Yellow paint.
ot yelmen of the crew have been

low fever {number to follow) .mwy
passengers have been of yellow
Mwz
is
ZLD
ill
ill
fever {number to follow)
Yen.
ZLE
{Coin)
--
ZLI
Yes, I am.
Yes, I can
Yes, I have.
Yes, I will.
Yes, will.
ZLJ
"Vl? STERD A.
ZLF
-^-VG
-C, or,
Code Flag over c
HUG
--
ZLG
ZLH
it
The day before yesterday

Yesterday afternoon
Yesterday evening
Yesterday morning
ZLK
Yesterday's post.
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From you-r-s
Had, Has, w. Have you-r-s?
Had, or. Have you done?
Had, or. Have you had? How are you?
How do {or, did) you? --^
How shall {or, will) you?
If you-r-s
If you are
If you are not
If you can {or, may)
If you can not {or, may not)
If you could {<yr, might)
If you do {or, did)
If you do {or, did) not
If you had (or, have)
If you shall {w, will)
If you shall {m-, will) not
If you should {or, would)
If you should {or, would) not
If you were
If you were not
bkc
bko
bl J
bmq
bpm
bqa
brp
bfv
BMW
brg
bxi
bxm
bxu
GBP
cbq
Cbr
CBS
cbt
cbu
cbv
Cbw
Cbx
cby
Cbz
Cda
cdu
Cde
cdf
cdg
---CDH
cdr
In you-r-s
{See Can, above.
etc.
Might, etc. See Could, above.)
May,
Yeoman-ry.
Yes.-
ows
Can, or. May you-r-s?

Could, or. Might you-r-s ?
Do, DoeS, or. Did you-r-s?
Half year-ly.
Last year
ZKW Leap year.
ZKX Next year.
Several years
ZKY This year.
ZLA Yearly.
CWT
cwr
KNU
dsa
MIN
SAF
cfe
cgl
Must you-r-s?
Not you-r-s
Of you-r-s---
Ought
you-r-s to?
Shall, or. Will you-r-s?
or, Will
or, Will
or. Will
or. Will
or. Will
Should, or.
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
Shall,
you
you
you
you
you
Would
Than you-r-s
That you-r-s
To
you-r-s
CGW
Chj
On you-r-s
be?
do it ?
not?
not be ?
not do it?
you-r-s?
cid
__-CJD
bhi
bod
cje
bhj
boe
CJX
Ckm
clz
COF
(iENBRAL,
450
Part
VOCABULARY.
II
YOU ZANZIBAR.
You Continued.
Was,
or.
Were
YovContimied.
Were you?
Were you not? -What, or. Which are
You might, etc. {See Could, above.)

You must
Cfk
You must be
bjf
You must not
cfl
bjg
You must not be
--You ought to
cij
You ought not to cik
You ought not to be
bji
You ought to be
bjh
(or,
will)
You shaU
cjk
bjk
You shall (or, will) have
btp
cjl
bji.
You shall (or, will) not have
btg
You should {or, would)
ckd
You should {or, would) be
bjm
bth
You should (or, would) not
cke
You should {or, would) not be
bjn
You should {or, would) not have
bti
You were
cpn
You were not
cpo
You were not to be
bjp
You were to be
bjc
You will, etc. {See Shall, above.)
You would, etc. (See Should, above. )
cpd
cpl
you-r-s?
cpm
-{or, is) you-r-s?
CPY
What,
or,
or,
Which do
{or, did)
you
(they,
CQE
we)?
Which shall
you {or,
cqn
they) do?
will)
you {or,
What, or. Which shall {or,
What,
or.
{or, will)
they) have?
What,
(or,
or,
which should
{oi',
CQO
would) yon
CQS
they) do?
cqt
When are you?
When do {or, did) you {or, they) ?- -CRP
cei
When shall {or, will) I (you, they, or,
CRV
we) do?
When shall (o?% will) you?

When shall {or, will) you be ?
When shall {or, will) you {or,
they)
CEz
csm
have?
ZLS
csb
csd
When you-r-s
When you are
When you meet.
csn
si
Where are you from?
csu
Where do {or, did) you {or, they)?--CSZ
cts
Where shall {or, will) you?
CTU
Where shall {or, will) you be?
Where shall {or, wiU) you {or, they)
Where you-r-s
Where you are
cub
cuf
zcv
While you (or,

Why are you?
Why are you not?
Why do {or, did) you?
Why do {or, did) you not?
Why had {or, have) you?
Why had {or, have) you not?
Why were you?
your)
Why you-r-s?
With
.-
CTQ
have?
Will you do
Your ability to
Your absence
Your boat
Your departure
Your instructions {or, orders)
Your man
_.
.Your order {or, instructions)
cva
CVB
Younger-est.
ZLV
Yourself.
gvk
ktz
pnm
epk
pnm
cvi
CVJ
ovm
cvn
.cvz
-.cwA
Avail yourself of
Place yourself
ZLW
Youth-pul-ly-ness.
ZLX
YouYOU.
ZLY
Z.
fod
.tlk
cwe
it?
-CWP
you-r-s
You-r-s
You are
You are not
You are to put
ZLT
Young.
ZLU
cyd
dbg
{Small boat.)
CWT
bey
bez
'-
You can (or, may)

You can (or, may) be
You can not {or, may not)
You can not {or, tjuly not) have
You could {or, might)
You could {or, might) be
You could {or, might) not
You could {or, might) not be
You do {or, did)
You do {or, did) not
You had {or, have)
You had (or, have) been
You had {or, have) done
You had {or, have) had
You bad (or, have) not
You had (or, have) not had
You may, etc. {See Can, above.)
udh
bkx
biy
bsy
.
bky
Bjz
bsz
blr
bja
bls
bjc
bow
box
bta
bjd
boy
btc
btd
Letter. )
seepage
For new method of spelling,
13.)
bje
boz
bte
Zac.
ZMA
Zanzibae-ee.
Zanzibab Colors.
ayz
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GENERAL VOCABULARY.
II.
451
ZAEFAPPENDIX.
Zaef.
ZMB
ZMC
ZMD
Zeal-ous-ly.
or. Are very zealous.

YoTir zeal has been particularly noticed
Is,
by-.
Zenith.
In the zenith.
ZMG
Zephyr.
Zero.
degrees below zero.
ZMJ
Zigzag.
ZMK
Zinc.
-Report
Chloride of zinc
Sulphate of zinc
Zinc plate.
ZMN
ZMO
Zodiac.
Sign of the zodiac.
ZNK
ZNL
ZNM
iph
,-
xdh
{Measure of weight)
Zone.
^Frigid zone.
Torrid zone.
ZOOLOQY-ICAL.
Torrid
ZNO
ZNP
ZNQ
ZNE
ZNS
ZNT
Temperate zone
ZNG
ZNH
ZNI
ZNJ
ZML
ZMR
ZNO
ZND
ZNE
ZNF
ZMI
ZMP
ZMQ
-Report
me to Maritime Association,
New York.
-Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phil-
me to Pacific Shipowners'
ciation,
{Measure of length).. Awc
[Zee, or, Guz.
ZOLOTNICK.
ZNA
ZNB
adelphia.
ZME
ZMF
ZMH
APPENDIX.
AYR
bcn
xnd
xyc
Asso-
San Francisco.
-Veal.
-Hardware.
-Chapel.
-O'clock.
-Watch.
{Timepiece.)
-Faint-ed-ing. (Swoon.
-Strake.
-Kroner. {Coin.)
{Measure of weight.
-Cubic centimeter.
-Cubic millimeter.
-Cubic meter.
-Submarine signal.
-Submarine signal bell.
-Submarine signal receivers.
-Submarine signal station.
-Doppelzentner.
GEOGRAPHICAL
LIST.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED IN THEIR ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

Notations.
B. Bay.
C. Cape, Capo, Cap.
Gil. Cnannel.
r. Fort.
G. Gult
Hr. Harbor.
Hd. Head.
P. Port, Porto, Puerte.
Pt. Point, Pointe.

R. River.
Sh. Shoal.
Island.
Lt. Light.
Lt. V. Light vessel.
I.
Str. Strait.
Mt. Mount, Mont.
AALB^KALBATROgS.
Aalbsek
AalbOTg
Aale Hd
adqm
Adelaide
ADPV
Adelaide,
adhm
Adelaide
aboj
.^bqx
Aalesund
Aardals
adkc
abke
AD6N
adgm
abxt
Aarhus
Aas Vser
Aaro I
Aarosund
Aasgaardstrand
AxiK
axin
Abaco
Abaco I., Great
Abb6, Pont L'
Abbeville, P. d'
Abd-al-kuri
Aberaeron
Aberbenoit, L'
aolu
apyn
amok
aest
agjk
Aberdeeh
afip
Aberdeen DockSjHongkong.ANYE
Aberdovey
aesv
Abergele
abty
Abervrac'h R
agjh
Aberystwith
aesu
Abo (Africa)
alov
Abo (Baltic)
acqg
Abomeh, or, Abomey
alob
Abrolhos Rocks
avwm
Absecon
azmf
Abu
AMEW
Ail Is
Abukir
Aburatani B
Aburatsu Hr
Abu Thabi
Abydos
Castle
Abyssinia
Acajutla
Aci Reale
Acklin I
Aconi Pt
Acre
Acul
Addlia
Adams, P
Adams Pt
Adda
Addison Pt
or,
Achoen Hd..APQj
APRv
aiky
AXKH
BCTi
AKSN
AXTQ
AKQC
aokh
aude
ALNM
baun
aejt
Aden
Aden, G. of
Adige R
Adin Kerke
Adler Grund Lt.
Admiralty G
Admiralty Hd
Admiralty I
Admiralty Inlet
AdoiU-
amse
amol
aitm
abhp
adbn
arkp
atzm
aqus
Adrianople
anyx
ALWY
Aguilar, C. D'
Agulhas,
Agweh
ALNS
Anlbeck
aczj
ahnv
Ahorcados I
Ahuriri Bluff
atle
ACFQ
AhUB
Ahwaz
Aian,
AMUR
aosd
AOLE
Aichiu
ahqt
akyg
Aigues-Mortes
de
atzg
AGTP
Aiguille, C.
Aiguillon
agpc
akbn
Ailly, Pt. d'
APYV
aexz
1'
Adriatic
aiql
Ailsa Craig
Adra
ahid
anpo
Air Pt
Aird R
aeud
Adrampatam
Adramyti
Adventure
akntj
Aitodor, C
Aix, He d'
Ajaccio
akhp
agqv
Adventure,
B
P
asgl
.athc
ADHB
.^belo
iEgina
.^roskiobing
.^tna,
ajod
adie
AiKz
Mt
Afehanistan
.am^n
Anandshage
adoc
aktb
.'.
ambs
.
Africa
Africa, British Central
Africa, British East
Africa, German East
Africa
Rock
Agadir
amlu
amjv
ahzb
alcf
amiw
AQVN
ajxe
amps
auqh
auob
ahfk
Acapulco
Aceitera Sh
Acheh Hd.,
Achill Hd
akub
aovg
aoym
amte
aeux
aeut
;ira
ajou
Agate Hr
beoh
ahus
AHQG
ablx
Agay Road
Agde
Agdenes
Agerness
Agerso
adji
admb
ADRB
akqm
aumh
Agger
Aghaliman
Agiabampo
Agon
Agon, Pt.
ACLS
AGEj
d'
aqtb
Ajuda
akgj
AHCM
amrb
Akabah G
Akaroa Hr
Akashi
Akassa
atjc
apbn
alot
ALMi
ALOR
Akba
Akedo
Akerman
akfu
Akishi
APLJ
Akka
AKSN
alnh
Akkra
Akroteri,
ajrv
Akyab
Alabama
Alabama
ankz
axcu
axcv
Aland
avyz
acpx
City
Alagoas Province
Isles
Alandskar
Alas Str
Alaska
aqns
Alassio
AHWP
Aldya
Aguada B
anbj
.Albany
Aguadilla
axwb
aoie
atpi
1
Albai
Albani R
Albania
Albany
(452)
AKNX
Ajighiol Spit Lt.
Aijp
Agropoli
AiBE
Ajano,
Albatross I
AKQO
AFZ
almp
.ajgm
arpq
beyx
amiv
Part
geogeaphioal signals
II.
places
alphabetically arranged.
453
ALBEMARLE ANKATSAOKA.
aywf
Albemarle Canal
Albemarle I
Albemarle Sound
Albenga
auvj
aytl
ahwi
Alberoni
aitr
Albert, P. (N. Z.)

Albert, P. (Victoria)
Alberton (Pr. Ed. I.)

Alberton (Queensland)
Alberton (Victoria)
Albino Pt
Albir Pt
Alboran I
i
Albrahoa B
Albreda
Albue Pt
Albufera
Alcala
Alcanada
Islet
Alcantara
Alcatraz I (Africa)
Alcatraz I (Cal.)
Alcudia
Aldabra I
Aldan B
Aldborough
Alderney
Alegre,
atbl
Alexandrovsk
Alexandre vsk (Kola)
Alexandrovski
Alfaques, P
Alfred P. ( Africa)
Alfred, P. (S. Australia")
Algajola
Algarrobo
Algeciras
Alger
Algeria
,
or, Almadies Pt.

Almagrundet Lt. V
Al Manima
Almeida B
. .
Amour Pt
albc
algb
Amoy
aciv
amtz
amcn
beqj
AOBi
Ampenan B
Amping
ahij
Amrun
Almina Pt
albf
asqz
asbo
ALUE
AHJV
Almirante B
Almissa
Almuiiecar
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
ahib
Alnmouth
avti
Alno
Alonyi
Alpena
alhw
ADMs
ahkn
akzx
ahot
awcz
alix
augj
ahos
awof
ajdt
ahgt
abol
afky
ACMB
Alnses
ajzl
'.
begl
Alprech,
Alps
Als
AIb I
Alsentia
AIb Sound
apyi
AIUT
: .
adp
adgb
atsd
"
adgh
adsp
Anamba Is
Anamur C
apxu
akqh
Andpa
Anaphi
akjb
ajrx
ajke
ayje
aykx
AUMN
AHJW
Anastasia
Anastasia
Anastatia
abgp
ABGT
artm
Anatoh, C
.4.zce
akvw
akgw
abfq
aorf
ahle
alyd
arul
aicb
avpq
ahfq
AKYN
Aczi
Al Wakra
Amahlongwana
Amahoi
amts
alyv
aqpz
alfc
Anamaboe
Altata
Altea
awsv
apoe
an vw
aply
apkt
alnf
Altamaha
akro
akuc
aujy
akcn
Anam
Anama Hr
Anama saki spit
aozl
ADUW
aorg
argv
Anaa atoll
Anacapa I
Anadolu Hissiri
Anadyr R
Anaga Pt
apom
atro
atrk
alud
aops
awlm
Alten Fiord
Alten
Althorpe I
Altona
Altwarp
Alvarado
aebd
amju
Amur B
Amur R
Altagracia
Altacarry Hd
aock
ahlk
ahnd
amji
aftl
aqnm
Amposta
Ampurias
Almeria
.^vrk
Aleutian Is
Alexander, F
Alexander, P
Alexandretta
Alexandria (Egypt)
Alexandria ( Va. )
Alexandrina, Lake
Almadi,
ahkf
asbm
bdbv
agcw
Almadabra
Almadabra (Morocco)
Lt.
B
(Fla.)
I.
I.
(Black Sea)
,
Anclam
Aczs
Anclote cays
axfb
Ancon
Ancona
Ancud
auyr
aisb
AviH
Andaman
anmt
abhl
Is
Andenass Lt
amgw
Amalfi
Amaliopolis
apcj
aijb
Andramatuba
Andrava B
ajvd
Andreievsky
atqn
Amaraâo
Amargoso
Amastra
awct
awcf
akno
awej
Andreas, C
akrh
Amai, P
Amazon
amdw
Ambavarane
Ambavatobi B
Amber, C
amgn
amdr
ambb
ajqp
axjc
Andros
Andros I
Androth I
Ane, L'.Bank
Anegada
aiey
Ambemo R
acjtx
Aneityum
Ange Gardien,
Algier
Algiers
akyn
Amboina
Ambondro
aqpr
amfn
Angeles, Los (Cal.)

Angeles, P. (Mexico)
apyw
Angeles Pt
amdr
AngeloB, P. (Wash.)
awyk
ALXY
Algoa B
Algodonales B
Alguada Reef
avct
Alhucemas
Ali-Agha
Alibagh
akzu
akob
Ambrizette
AHZX
ALXK
alyw
Alistro
Aliwal
"
AliwalSh
Alkmaar
AlKatif
Al Kuweit Hr
AUegranza
AUeppi
adzo
-
Alligator
Alligator Reef
Ambong
Ambre
Ambriz B
ahjq
AioM
Alicante
Alicudi
AMUC
amue
alec
ANCS
"arjd
axhm
Am6d6el
America
America, Central
America, North
America, South
American Shs
Ametlsle
Amherst (Moulmein)
Amherst Hr. (N. S.)
Amherst (Pr. Ed. I.)
Amica Pt
Alloa
AFJ0
AUor
AQOL
Amokwa
acki
Amorgo
Hallsta
Ameland
Amelial
Amirante
Amok..--
Allsta, or,
anlw
amzi
akcz
aknm
Anatolia
Alghero
akwy
akdo
Is
L'
alsv
alsr
Anger
Angermannaelf
aqyr
adyv
Angers
Angiang
ayjz
Anglesea
acqs
auqf
atoz
Angoche
adwo
axhg
bcwx
anoj
boat
bdfn
ajct
auiy
auol
avfe
aucp
apus
acmh
agpm
anvp
abtj
ambz
Angola
Angra
Angra dos Reis
Angra Pequena
Angsa Pulo
Anguilla
Anhatomirim
Anholtl
Anliolt
andg
ahtq
axz
aqyg
bdsu
Islet
Knob Lt. V
ALSQ
aldc
avtk
ALua
anro
aybc
avsb
ADPH
adpi
Anjer
apus
Anjer, New
Anjer, Old
apuv
almg
ajrp
Ankatsaoka
amjd
AQNi
aput
amfh
PaRT
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
GEOGBAPHIOAL SIGNALS
454
II.
ANKOBRAAUSTRALIA.
asyh
abcd
afue
Arthur R
Arvoredo I
Arzeu, or, Arzew
Ardmore
Ardnakinna Pt
Ardnamurchan
afwn
Arzic Pt....
Ardrossan (Clyde)
Ardrossan (S. Australia)
Arecibo
abyk
abun
axwp
aupq
Asab
Asaba
Asan Anchorage
aloz
ALBZ
aolv
auwk
Ascension
Ashanti
alux
alng
AnkobraR
alms
Archer Pt
Ann, C
BAJF
Arctic Ocean
Ardglass Hr
aonv
Anna B
Annade Chaves B
Anna Maria B
alqg
argl
azdl
bcfd
Annapolis fMd.)
Annapolis (N. S.)
aqyg
axbb
ampo
Annatim
Annatto B
Annesley B
bajl
Annisquam
Annobon I
alqh
Annunziata, P. Torre del. . .aihq

.auhm
Ano Nuevo Pt
beot
Anse, L'
aghr
agmo
Anse de Perros
Anse du Pouldu
Ansiola Pt
ahpb
ahve
bdlh
Antibes
Arena
Arena
Pt. (Cal.)
Pt. (Cent.
Antigua
aycn
Antioch...
Antioche.
Antiparos
akbq
Argostoli
agqs
Allelic Pt....
Arguin B
afze
Antigonish
Anti-Paxo
Antipodes
bcvw
ajrl
Is
Antivari
Antofagasta
Antongil B
Antonio, P
Antsirana
Antwerp (Anvers)
Anvil Pt.
Argyle
aton
ajgk
avde
Arholma
amef
axrc
amdv
Arildslage
Apenrade
Apia
adgi
AREJ
Aracaju, P
Aracati
Arafura Sea
Arago, C
Aranci
Aransas
Arari
Arauco
Arbe P
Arbroath
Arcachon
Arcadia G
Arcadins
Arizona
Armeghon
Ar-Men Rock
Armenia.
Armenisti,
Armi, C.
dell'
Ashburton
Ashley R
Aihrafi Reef
Ash-Shehr
Ashtabula
aipe
AOQM
ADLS
awby
ajli
azqx
adhq
almk
Assumption
Astoko
akjm
abpz
Assateague
Assens
bcpz
acdl
acip
'.
Askevold
Askold I
As Ness
As Rocas
Aspra Spitia
Assini
adbm
AHRE
angm
bedv
AMQu
Asia
Asia Minor
Asinara I
ackd
avcd
aulq
abeo
afvk
V.afvp
V.afvb
atiz
aype
amqi
amsi
Asso
AJIZ
.\mjh
AJKU
Astoria (N. Y.)

Astoria (Or.)
Astrolabe B
Astrolabe Road
Asturias
azpo
atjdg
aqtr
aten
agwi
avpe
Asuncion
Atacames
Atdfu atoll
Atalaia Pt
auvb
ABES
awdq
aphb
.vgld
Atami.-
aklz
Atchafalaya
ajrc
Athens
aikg
Athos,
AticO
awxs
ajop
Mt
AJWD
AVBH
atuy
azmc
aywu
Amemuiden
Arnhem B
Amis
aepw
Atsuta
arip
Attu I
adfe
Amo R
AHXw
agyw
Aucanda Islet
Auckland
Auckland Is
ahot
atms
awcj
aqph
Arang Arang Anchorage
Arica
Arichat
Arnaut Kioi
Arnauti, C
Amel Pt
..avyp
Arama
AJNL
AjKG
Aunalfv
bcgz
,
.
Asafi
akst
BCAZ
aepo
ajzp
Arakan
avkx
albn
aqvp
AMPj
Arzila
Arzobispo
Amam R
akim
amsd
.'
akyx
AGNO
ARXU
awfq
axvc
Arabat B
Arabia
Arablar
AQis
aipr
aifd
Aries
Apalacnicola
Aparri
Appomattox
Apruague R
Aquin
avbp
AGXS
atcf
axet
aqez
Appledore
ahml
aotq
atmf
aegs
AEMS
aqwo
ApoUonia
Apple Hd
adcg
acud
Arkhangel
Arklow
Arklow Bank, North, Lt.
Arklow Bank, South, Lt.
Arko
Arkona, C
AiGJ
auky
abwf
. .
ajhw
Anzio
Aomori
Aotea
Aotea Hr.
Apaiang.
Apollo
Am.)
Arenas Pt
Arendal
Arendsee
Arensburg
Arenys de Mar
Arequipa
Ares
Argao Pt
Aiêntario Mt
Argentiera C.
Argentina
ArgOS
Anticosti I
Antifer, C. d'
afqb
afbz
asfc
avsf
aueh
anlc
aqzo
aidf
anrx
awty
apgs
avhi
ajbn
afiv
agti
ajlv
axti
aosj
Is
aezj
Aue
.\fsp
Augusta (S. Australia)

Augusta (Me.)
balh
.\Qpr
Arsuf
Art I
Arta G
Artaki B
Arthur, P
Arthur, P. (Tasmania)
atoj
afrl
aixu
Arsila
alck
APrn
atrs
ANDI
agin
AQZL
aqhk
axwz
Arsa Canal
AuCUtta I
Audierne
albm
Arroyo
Arsachena
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
amos
Arrecife Pt
Arroroi
Arm
Atkinson Pt
AiiDi
Arosa
Ar-Rabbah.
Arran
Arran Is
Arranmore ( .A_ran
akby
.vkqw
aics
albn
AKST
AQZK
ajig
ajzt
.aokm
asgz
Augusta, P. (Sicity).'
Augusta, P. (B. C.)
Augfustenburg
Au]ouan
Auray
aile
ATVW
adgf
jvmde
Auiich
Auskerry
Aussen Jade
arsIi
agob
ADXU
afex
Lt.
Austral Is
Australia
Australia, North
Australia, South
adwm
arhs
arhw
abhx
.-.'^.rqg
Part
places
geographical signals
II.
455
AUSTRALIABARQUE.
West
Australia,
Austria
Ava
Avatcha
Bagnara
aijz
Banda
aivb
Bagnkop
Bagno P
adil
AiHB
BagOt Pt
BDLN
Bander Abbas
Bander Marayeh
Bandol
C
Bahama Bank
Bahama Is
ahms
aexh
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
Bahia
avxs
avmz
ANMO
apnh
ahbk
Aveiro
Avenza
ahxs
adhv
Avemako
awxm
Avery
Avery Rock
Avignon
AviKs
bate
a'hrj
AGWK
Avola.
Avolos I. (Torre Avolos)
Avon R. (England)
Avon R. (N.
Avonmouth
S.)
Avranches
Avreas B
Awaji Sima
AiLO
ailf
abqg
bcel
aeqi
ages
aqwx
Awanui R
Awarua
Awarua Lt.
Awatere
arkg
Axim
Axmar
Bagur,
Blanca
Blanca Lt. V
de Cadiz cay
avmy
axng
Honda (Colombia).. awlq
Honda (Cuba)
axod
Honda (Panama)
ausr
Bahiret el bu Grara
akvg
Bahrain Hr
amtx
Bahydarat
Baia
Bail,
atny
atgn
BaUa
atgo
atjw
ALMT
Baioli,
aclj
Bakit
Azov
AKIZ
Ba B
AQZx
ADHO
aqpb
'B.aago
Baba
aknr
Babac I
ajcx
Baba,
Balambdngan
Balang Nipa
Bantam
anim
afus
Balbriggan
Balclutia
athw
Bald Head Ch
ayqo
Balearic Is
Baleines Pt
Balete, P
ahno
agqh
aqkp
Balieira Pt
AOXE
amsg
AQNO
ahdb
Balga
Bal-haf
Bali
apzd
admo
aqbn
apwx
apkz
aqzs
.\qmt
Balasor
antjl
Banks Is
Banks Peninsula
Banks Str
apzg
aetq
aptv
baqd
baiw
aqch
ajwq
aklv
apzh
akho
atje
Bannow B
afwb
apwu
Bansering
apux
Bantayan
Bantry B
Banyuls
Bar Hr
Baracoa,
aqil
baso
Baliik
akdw
Ballang
apyi
aosk
aqfq
bevr
bchb
aqro
Ballast Pt
Ballina (Ireland)
Ballina (N. S. W.)
Ballinskellig
AUJM
Barberyn I
Barbuda
Barcelona (Spain)
Back
Backofen Lt
Backstairs Passage
Bacton
Badagri
Badalona
Badia P
Bado P
Badong B
.<
afwp
Bari
Ballyshannon
Balmain
apsi
askx
afns
aloc
Balso
Balstad
ACLZ
abiv
ahmp
Baltal
Baltic Sea
AYXG
acvb
arym
ajes
Aixs
aqnk
bezm
Ballona
Baltic,
Baltic
P
& North
Sea Canal.
Land
beyp
astp
Baltrum
akmq
aqiy
amkx
akqo
AWTG
amun
Baluchistan
Bana Pt
Banana Creek
Banana Is
Banar^ B
Banche, La
apgu
aceu
ACTJ
Creek
Bagdad
Baghddd
aneb
Ballycastle
Ballycottin I
anwx
Baffle
Baganioyo
Bagasse Pt
alfz
alfs
Barcelona (Venezuela)
Barclay Sound
Bardsey I
Baffin
Bafra C
Bagacai Pt
aygp
apse
asop
apqj
auix
aptn
Baltimore (Ireland)
Baltimore (Md.)
BaflBnB
awmv
Apuz
Bachian
Bacht Ninh
atsl
awyb
ahyj
Babi I
Babushkin
Is
aslu
Barbacoas B
Barbados
Barbary Coast
Barbas,
Baccalieu I
Baccaro Pt
alot
Axuv
Barataria
Baratti P
awfg
Babuyan
axlm
Baracoon Pt
Barahona
Baranju Hd
Baranof I
Balique I
afpw
ahpd
.'
amsb
ampb
Mandeb C
el Mandeb Str
adup
afxh
azdp
adxq
amwc
ahlg
alsb
aljy
aqzj
agpb
aqmb
amzv
abws
aqwt
asdg
el
Bab
Bab
anuk
Banjarmasin
Banjuwangi
Banks, C.
Baldbac I
Balade
Balaklava
Banguey I
Panholm
Bankot P
Lt.
Bangor TWales)
Bangor (Ireland)
Bangor (Me.)
Bang pa Kong R
basi
Baku
ajpi
aub
ancj
ahpd
Baklar,
AFiB
aqmi
Bangkok
Bangkok River
axmd
Bangalong
Baker I. (Me)
Baker I. (Mass.)
aptz
alcm
Banes, P
Banff
Bangaai Archipelago
Banka
Banka
AKRj
Azizieh
Azores
Bandon
ascb
Ayas
Ayer Bangles
Aylen B
Ayr
Ayre I
Ayre Pt
Azamushi
Azimur
aotn
albv
aiiif
Baimsdale.
ahdo
aewx
abcu
AGED
AMWi
Ayamonte
aoin
apdl
AEYG
ahpg
axil
aqpn
amvp
amor
ahsv
anty
.-
Barfleur
Barfleur,
aych
ahmc
awjo
atxs
abtd
agch
agci
aiqt
BariB
...i
Baridi,
Barili
Barisal
aqop
amrp
aqin
anjx
Barito
Barques, P. des
Barka
aqbm
agqu
amtd
Barletta
aieb
Barmouth
Bamegat
Baros
aesx
azmo
bago
aeph
amyi
apnv
abul
apug
Barque Cove
aydk
Barnstable
Barnstaple
Baroda
Baron Korfa G
Bar Lt. V. (Mersey)
456
PLACES
ALPHABETICALLY ABKANGED.
PaBT
II.
BAKQUERO BESSIN.
agxb
afdk
Barquero
Barra
Barra Str
Barracouta Hr
Barra Grande
Barragua Lt. V
bctu
aorb
avze
anly
apyk
Barram
Barrancas
Barrancas
Barrier
I.,
Great
Barrington
Barrow, Pt
Barry Docks
BarBeback
Barso
Bartika
Barth
Bartlett Reef Lt.
Barton,
Arvw
Bayona
Bayonne
aerb
aceo
adg j
awib
adbu
Barunguba I
Baruva (Barwa)
aknp
AMVJ
aqu
bcdn
besu
AGQU
AMUI
Bass
ANQH
B AED
ASCN
Str
da India
Bassein R. (Burma)
Bassein (India)
Basseterre (Guadaloupe)
Basse Terre (St. Kitts)
Bastia
Bastion, C
Basto
.,
Bata
Batabano
Batan Is
Batan P (Panay)
Batanga
Batangas
Batavia
Batavia
Bateman B
Bath (Netherland)
Bath (Me.)
Bath (N. C.)
Bathurst (Canada)
Bathurst (Cape Colony)
Bathurst (Gambia)
Bathurst, C
Batonga Roadstead
Battery Pt
amhb
anlu
amzb
aydm
. . .
Beachy Hd
Beale, C
I.)
aybz
ahzu
anxt
ABXV
ALQT
axoz
aqpi
aqhx
alqm
aqgy
apve
arib
asit
aegh
bamr
Beaver,
Beaufort,
Bebek
Bee de I'Aigle
Bee Helen Pt
Bedeque B
Bedout
Bega
..bdal
agmv
bczi
bcls
azoh
ARLO
AsiH
aghy
B^gleguer Pt
Beglitzkaia Lt.
Beg Meil Pt
Beg Morg Pt
Behkeimisaki
Beian
Beikos
Beipur
Beira
Beirut
Beit Hr
avwy
aemk
akiv
aglz
agml
apmx
ablv
akce
anco
ambi
Bengo
alsz
alts
akyh
ahlb
ahju
aloh
akzh
Benicarl6
Benidorme
Benin R
Beni Saf Hr
Benkulen
Bfoodet
apth
agli
Benti Pt
Benzert
aljq
akwm
Beppu
Berau G
Berbera
Berbice
Berck
Berdiansk
Aozc
aqsb
amou
awhk
afym
akir
'.
Berdugil
Berehaven
ajpb
afpz
akut
Berenice (Tripoli)
Berenice P
Beresow
Berezan I
Berg
Bergen (Germany)
Bergen (N. J)
Bergen (Norway)
Bergen-op-Zoom
Bergudden Pt
Bergues
Berguglie
Belfast (Ireland)
Belfast (Me.)
Belfast (Victoria)
aptr
bapo
Berlin
a rxk
Belgrano, P
Beliling Roadstead
aoez
AHTw
Belem
Belgium
ailk
Benguela
Bengut, C
aksp
amxi
abrt
abdc
amhi
ahcb
Bel-Air Pt:
amcj
AJNF
anio
Berhala Str
Berhanipur
Bering I
Bering Sea
Bering Str
Beriuch Spit
Berlevaag
Bekkervig
Bel Sound
aqjh
akut
bcmz
akbz
ahsr
Bedford Basin
Bedloe I
Belmonte
Belmore Hr
Belo Pulo I
Belvedere Tower
B^gal B
Ben Ghazi
baxy
awno
arwp
alxd
bdre
abtu
bdsx
Beaujeu Ch
Beaumaris
Beauport
Beaver Hr
Beaver I
Bello, P. (Colombia)
Belle, P. (Philippines)
aknf
avut
abdm
ahpq
asod
atyp
Benevente
atxu
ahp
Bear I
B6arn
Bellingham
alzx
aklp
Bear, C. (France)
Bear, C. (Pr. Ed.
AKRS
asij
aiuo
Hr
Bazaruto C
Bazit Pt
Beachport
agzn
agtq
amkj
ayrg
alyq
aqfk
Roads
'.
bdws
Belleville
Bellinger.
Bej6bridge
B^nard Pt
B6nat, C
Bender Erekli
aynu
aomt
agiq
Basin of Mines
Basque, P
aswv
akrm
Beaufort (S. C.)

Beaufort I
avdy
Basilan I
bbsp
aysn
.Beaufort (N. C.)
anho
Bas, He de
Bascunan, C
Baseleghe P
Bashi R
Bashee Is
Bashika B
Bdsidu
bega
aqce
aztp
acvs
Bayas
atpk
^
BEHD
axeb
aewg
Barrow
ALip
awmd
aoef
atmp
echo
Barren Is
APUD
aklp
Is
Bay City
Bay of Islands
Bay R
Bay Rock
awij
Barranquilla. ..,
Barrels Rock Lt.
Batu
Battim
Batur
Bauld, C
Bavaria
Bermeo
Bermuda
aego
avmz
Bemam R
aqnh
AWMJ
Bernieres
Berne
ampz
abcp
akpz
ABHi
adbi
<
azoe
abrl
aefk
acmx
afxn
ajck
aprv
anhs
apnq
apnw
apom
akip
abgc
acvx
agut
ayhq
anrk
ahvr
agbs
bcoe
AYST
Belillo
.bdiz
Belimbing
aptb
Bertheaume
agjz
awrc
Berville
atpc
Belitung I
Belize
Bell Rock
afzn
AFiw
alqp
Berwick
Bellavista,
aids
bcsz
Bellechasse I
Belle-Ile (France)
Belle Isle
Belle Isle Str
Bes6s R
Bessaker
alyf
alhu
Batticaloa Roads
Battle I
anpd
bemp
Batu Bara
aprb
apsi
bdsf
Hd
Bersimis R
Berry
agnk
beqs
bepo
Bessarabia
Bessin, P. en
bdny
afkr
AHMD
abln
ahql
akpq
agbt
Part
II.
places
457
BESUKIBOTAPOCH
Besuki
Betanzos
apwo
aqxv
aogh
ampx
bexh
Bethune Pt
Betsiboka
Betts Cove
BOLD
alqo
Betty I
Beundo
Buz6val Pt
Bezerta Grande
AGBH
Bhagwadandi
aldy
ahqc
amyp
Bhamo
anmr
Bhatkul Cove
Bhaunagar Creek
anby
amye
alpw
B6ziers
Biafra, Bight of
Bianca I
aidk
adrp
aeir
Black Deep Lt. V...
afts
Black Head
Blackpool
aevtj
axsb
Black R. (Jamaica)
amiq
Black River B
azsx
Black Rock Hr. (Conn.)
bcdh
Black Rock (N. S.)
Blackrock Pt. (C. Br. I.)....BCTn
akdb
Black Sea
afrx
Blacksod B
Blaavarid Pt
Blackstrap
Blackwall
Blackwater Bank Lt.

Blair
(Andaman)
Blakeney,
agts
anzi
Blakistone I
Blanc, P
bdoq
aguf
aepn
aeun
Bielosarai Spit
Bienhoa
Big Arrow
Bihit Pt
'..
.akit
anvo
bcqo
AGIO
ALiu
Bijouga Is
Bilbao
Billhook I
Billingsgate I
-AGUZ
BDEj
bagl
-.
azlb
BiUingsport
Apsi
Billiton I
Biloxi
AXBz
Bima
aqnv
Bimlipatam
Bingo nada
Binue R
Bio Bio R
anhi
apdy
Biorko
Biorn
acrp
ackz
Biornabben Rock
acgx
Biorneboi^
acpo
ABJH
alpc
AVGT
Biomo
BDHY
Birch Pt
Bird Island Lt. (C. Br. I.)--bcua
alYc
Bird I. (Cape Colony)
aigx
Bird I. (C. Verde Is.)
azyu
Bird I. (Mass.)
axkf
Bird Rock (Bahamas)
bctf
Bird Rock (C. Br. I.)
aevk
Birkenhead
Birmingham
aevt
Biscay, B. of
Bisceglie
Bishop and Cl6rks
Bishops and Clerks (Wales)
agjs
aiqx
Bishop Rock (Scilly Is.).

Bishop Sound
Bismarck Archipelago
Bissao I
Bitter Lake, Great
Bitter Lake, Little
Biuro (Biuro) Klubb
Bizerta
badu
absm
aeow
. .
arbt
aqtjc
Blanco,
Blanco,
Blanco,
Blanco,
(Cent.
(Or.)
C.
C.
C.
C.
Am.)
(Palma)
(W. Africa)
Bla*nes
Blankenberghe
Blankenese
Blavet
Blaye
Blegen Lille
Bolinao
Bolivar Pt. (Tex.)
Bolivar (Venezuela)
Bologna
Bol Shuzhmui
Boma,
Abrigo
Bondulan Pt
B6ne
Block I.
Blonde Is
Bloody Foreland
BloSCOn Pt
AZUT
Bonifati,
Bonin Is
Bluff
aoku
The
Blunt
Blyth
axry
barq
axsv
Borga
bcfp
Bormquen, C
awmt
awoh
Boggonosky
Boghazi P..
ALiQ
aktq
aktr
Bogoyavlensk
Bogskar
acnf
akwm
Bohemia
Bohull
Bjornsund
abni
BohusB
Bjoro
Bjur6
.ABLI
Boigul
ACNF
Boisdale,
afdj
.AGTD
..AZKP
..ACOW
..ACRH
.AXWD
I
-
..AHUE
..APXF
..ACEY
..ABMJ
.AFKC
Borrowstounness
..AIEV
Bosch
.AVJH
.ADYP
.ADYE
AJTS
AQSN
.BAKS
..AKEU
.ARTW
Bormes Road
Borneo
.APVJ
.
.
Flat Lt.
Bornholm
BSroholm
AQIZ
ABZj
Loch
Borkum
Borkum
AYTi
akgp
acqk
acvr
.ASZIT
ABJG
AWMB
betg
.ALPJ
.BCHI
..AEGV
^^"^^
ADHE
AKGS
AIJQ
.AQVP
..AUGD
..BERZ
.
Boar I. (Burgeo)
Boars Hd
Boca Chica
Boca del Tore
Bodalla
asin
.AIBM
. .
Borcea
Borda, C
Bordeaux..;
aufw
AQLV
.AQMR
.
Bo
Bodo
.AFKC
.
Bordentown
Borgholm
Bodega B
Bodiel
..AOEY
Boompjes
Boon I
Borja
AQZP
..AKXD
Boom
ALYZ
ATZB
AFLB
..AQIG
Bonne B
Bonny R
Bon Portage
Boeby I
awov
.ALHP
.BEWC,
Bonita Pt
afsn
AGIN
ATGN
Hr
Bonifacio
atil
Bluff,
.AWKP
.AWOB
Is.).
BondgR
abjo
-AWPI
AGNF
Blixvser
.ABSR
.AKWD
.AKXD
adtjr
Boni
..ALSI
Bonavista,
advs
aszg
Bonaventura Cove
Bonavista (C. Verde
Blexen
Blight Boat Entrance
alpu
AZIT
. .
.AMFU
.AKLH
Bonaire I
Bonham
.AHZD
Bonacca
amel
.A] TTJ
Bommelo
Bon, C
Bona
Bongao
.AVSR
-ACQO
Bomma
Blfeve Reef
Blueskin
Bombetoke
Bombori F
...agsx
.ABNR
.AXLK
Bombah G
Bombay
Bombay Hook
Blenheim
Blue Hill B
Blue Mountain
..ABET
Bo'ness
BluefieldsB
.A WIN
absv
atkb
Bluefield
..AISR
auel
ahof
ahmq
aehk
.AQEL
-AWVI
BoltHd
Bomarsund
atjrq
-AQEX
.AWQV
Bokel cay
Bom
apxz
Blanc Nez, C
aqtjh
Blanche B. (New Pom.)
Blanche P. (S. Australia) ... arqs
-ALFQ
..AJGP
Bojeador,
aeix
anmw
-AMHK
.
Bojana
apvm
anth
atum
ayzw
aghq
ajcp
Biarritz
BDOT
Hr
Blair, P.
Bianche Pt
Bias B
Bic I
Bicquette
Bidassoa
Bideford
Bidston
ahgb
Bois Rouge Pt
Bojador, C
Bosnia
Bosphorus
Bossiljina
Boston (England)
Boston (Mass.)
Boston Lt. V
Botafoch I
.ADUG
.AJGE
.AJZX
.AJDN
AFNI
.
.BAHS
..BAGY
.
.AHNY
458
PLACES
PaRT
ALPHABETICALLY AKRANGED.
II.
BOTANYBURNETT.
asjq
Botany
acko
AHRP
aqxf
Bothnia, G. of
BOUC
Bougainville Str
Bougainville I
Bougaroni, C
aqwn
akxv
Boughton R
Bougie
Boulogne
Boundary B
Bounty
bdcg
AKYB
afyg
atyb
atop
arbi
Is
Bouquet, P
Bourchier Group
agto
agpv
Breton, C
Breton, P
Breves
Brevik
Brevilacqua
awbh
abwx
,
ajch
baqq
Brewer
Brewer Str
Bridgeport (C. Br. I.)
Bridgeport (Conn.)
Bridgetown
Bridgewater (England)
Bridgewater (N. S.)
aprp
bcsk
aztd
aygj
aepz
bcjq
afmi
ajyw
Brusa
Brusc
AHSZ
aegz
<
Brussels
acwt
AQGT
Briister Ort
BuaC
Buaro I
Buccaneer Archipelago
Buccari B
Buchan Ness
aqwp
Bucharest
akph
Buchupero
Buckminster
arld
aiyt
apin
avgi
aogt
BAQj
agrl
akyl
Bridlington
Bridport (England)
Bridport (Tasmania)
aenb
Bucksport
Buctouche
asdo
Bud?
ABNG
aipm
Brielle
aedh
Budapest
.aiyn
Bovbierg
adrl
aswo
Brierl
Brighton (England)
Brighton (N. Y.)
Brigus B
BEVi
Budd Inlet
Buddon Ness
Budrum
Budua
aubz
Bowen
aqmy
Buenaventura
adtq
aqht
aoky
Boursefranc
Bouzarfeah
Bovalino
Bowen, P
Bowling Green, C
Boyanna B
Boyne R. Îreland)
Boyne R. (Queensland)
Boz Bumu
Brabant, C
Bradford
Bradley Hd
Braganza Shoal Lt.
Brahestad
Brahniaputra R
asvj
aswq
ampr
apuq
.
.astz
AJYR
amij
apmt
Xskh
awdu
acom
ankc
akbs
advx
Braila
Brake
Brill
Rk
alio
aqsw
Brinatauri R
Brindisi
aiqk
aiwz
Brioni Is
asqp
Brisbane
Brisbane Road Pile Lt. Ho. .jUsql
Bristol (England)
abqc
Azws
Bristol (R. I.)
British
British
British
British
Columbia
Guiana
Honduras
New Guiana
aljg
Brandaris
Brandinchi,
adzb
aidm
Briton Ferry
adgq
Broach
Broadhaven
Broad Mount Hr
Broad Sound
.\,
Brandao
".
Brandy Pots
Brandywine Sh
bdpo
azib
Brantevik
Bras d'Or
Brass
acft
bctl
alpi
Bratholm
Brava I
abqj
aihs
Brawa
amny
Brazil
avqt
Brazos R
Brazos Santiago
Brazza I
awut
awtp
ajdv
Brazzaville
.'
Breaker Pt
Breaksea Pt
Breaksea I
Breaksea Lt. V
Breakwater Hr
Bredasdorp
Bredskar
Breede R
Br6hat I
Bremer B
Bremerhaven
Bremerton
Bressay I
Brest
Brest,
Rade de
Bretagne
awhi
awql
aqrv
aern
aenk
amyo
apsc
asuy
asvn
avod
Buenos Aires
BuSalo
Buffalo
BDZS
ALYM
AKGL
Bug R
AHCL
aldz
ABKj
Bugia. .,
Bugio (Madeira)
Buholm
Buitenzorg
Buk Pt.-...
.\pvg
.'
Bukas Is
Bulama
ADCI
AQjz
aliv
'.
Bulari
aqys
Bulbineh
Buleleng Roadstead
alji
aqnh
Brockton Pt
Brockville
bdvt;
.Bull
Broken B
Bronno
Bronnosund
Brooklyn
Broome
.
Brothers (China)
Brothers Lt. (N. Z.)
asly
abkn
abkl
Hd
Bull Pt. (C. Verde

Bull Pt. (England)
Bull Rock
Azpp
BuUer
Bulsar
abec
appv
The (Red Sea)

Broughton Hr. (Korea)
aomx
apiz
Brow
acmk
BrownsvUle
awtm
alxe
aohj
Bruceport
Bruges
adwc
Bruit R
Brul6, C
BruloS
aucv
aehl
APYG
BDRW
ADEW
arlm
aobe
atdu
amqp
Brouwershaveh
aget
axrm
avhx
akdt
alxc
AGKH
agkm
Buena Vista
Bueno Rio
Bueno R
amov
arsi
apgn
AJGC
Bulbar
Bulk Pt
Broughton, P
Broughty Ferry
aepz
apix
akpp
Bulgaria
arpl
advr
aubq
aclw
azxk
ahqk
bcyk
abki
atvd
Broadstairs
Brothers,
arpv
Bremo
Brixham
atsx
anzq
aerc
aerd
azhv
Bremen
Brenton Reef Lt.

Brescou I
Breskens
als j
azqd
Brin Factory
Brameya
bcfs
abli
aypq
alge
Is.)
abps
AFQG
atfi
.amyt
aqqb
aspy
arop
afsv
Bulusan
Bulwer Pilot Station
Bunbury
Buncrana
Bundaberg
astl
asiv
aptq
Bundoo
Bunga B
Bungo Ch
Buol
Burai,
Burano
Burges
Burgess
'.
Islet
AOYT
AQLO
aqyz
aitz
asen
atne
akdm
ABGU
AKTX
betm
apyn
adue
aduc
Burghaz
Burght
Burketown
arig
Brunshausen
Brunswick
Brunswick Dock
Brunswick R
adum
ayku
aevh
Burleigh
Burling I
Burlington
ahbp
asov
Burma
anky
Bruny
aspw
Burnett Hr
Brunet
Brunei
Brunsbiittel
Brunsbilttelkoog
Bunas
Burin
I
I
aqgo
bbuh
aspi
azks
asgt
Part
II.
places
459
BURNETT CARLISLE.
R
Burnett
astj
Burnham
Burnt
Burnt
Burnt
(G. of
I.
Aden)
I. (Me.),.
(India)
Is.
Burntcoat Hd
Burntisland
Burra
Burrard Inlet
Burriana
Burrow
Hd
Burruni
Burry
Bum
anbh
Calamianes Group
Oalandorang B
apjp
alzv
atvb
ahks
aexq
asth
aeru
AQEE
Burwell,
Bushire
BusioS C
Buskar
Cala Grande
Calagua
bcbp
P
.'
beai
amvb
AVUB
Busselton
Bustard Hd
BUSO, P
BuStO, C
afxy
Calais
Calarasi
acjcn
aqbc
aqjm
Cannes
Canning (N. S.)
Canning F. (Singapore)
avij
ANji
avdq
alki
aery
Cantin,
arow
Caleta
Canton
Canton
astr
AIUY
Calf of
anqd
aeqx
AQML
abwy
ANCM
auex
California
California
California,
auld
aukj
anfp
AUYT
ak wz
asug
agsq
Lower
Calimere, Pt
Callao
Calle,
La
apcv
Calliope
aqkh
Calonge
Calonna
Calpe
Buyukd^r6
akcg
Calshot Lt.
azxw
Calumbo
alti
By Lt. V
AOSN
Calumet
Bynoe Hr
arjt
asot
Calvi
bbjo
AiBY
awip
C
C
Caballo Pt
Caballos Pt
Cabanal
Cabanas
Cabedello
Cabello,
Camaguan
Cadiz
Caen
Caermarthen
Caesarea
Cagliari
CaiCOsIs
:
Cala,C
Calabar
Calabazas Isles
Calabria
Calaburras Pt
albx
Cantyre, Mull of
Canzirri
Capalonga
Cape Breton
Cape Colony
.'.
aqfp
bcpn
alvm
Cape Town
alwi
Capel rosso Pt
ahzk
algo
AQHY
Cape Verde
Is
Capis
Capocesto
ajdh
Capones Pt
Caporosso Pt
Mt
Cappuccini,
Capraia
Caprara,
avxm
aifh
airp
Camaret
Camargue
agku
Cambay
Cambodia
Cambridge
amyg
anvd
arki
Cambrils
ahlq
bapf
bctjv
Camden (Me.)
Camden (N. J.)
Camden Haven
aqdg
avws
Camiguin
Caminha
ahoz
Cammin
Campana
axwl
axlw
aifc
a.mk
ahcn
ahng
aycp
AHEP
agbn
abrx
aksr
aidy
Campeche
Campen
Campo alle
Campo R
"pk
AHOt,
asni
aqfh
agzu
acyr
avol
aihw
Campanella Pt
atjtt
Campbell, C
atol
Campbell I
Campbell, P. (Andaman) ..anmx
ABxa
Campbell, P. (Victoria)
bdje
Campbelltown (Canada)
atgl
Campbelltown (N. Z.)
aezn
Campbelton
AXKN
asxy
aktd
AHOJ
alpn
aqhz
azkv
Campobello
Campos
Canada
Cananea
Canary Is
Caracol
Caracoli
Caraga B
awkb
au vd
awjy
AXTr
awmh
aqkl
akei
Cara-Irman
Caraminal
Caraquette I
agytj
Caravellas
avwk
Carbon, C
Carbonara, C
Carbonear I
Carboneras
Carcar
CArdenas
bdik
akyd
'-
aidt
bevo
ahiq
aqiv
axnq
abqw
Cardiff
aesq
absr
adyn
ahyq
Cardigan (Wales)
Cardigan B. Lt. V
Cardigan B. (Pr. Ed.
Cardwell
Carena Pt
Carentan
Cargados Carajos
Cargodo I
"QR
Canaco
awjg
baxj
Caribou
Carimata Str
bcwu
Carleton
Carlingford
bdka
Carlisle
abwt
awry
Serre
asuk
agkt
Capucins Pt
Carabobo Province
Caracas (Ecuador)
Caracas (Venezuela)
Camarmas
aicw
AIHX
Capricorn,
ahrc
aoyf
aqbb
ahzg
aisg
Caprara I
Caprera I
Capri
ahzl
avbj
agvi
ahuj
awpu
ahkr
axob
awbc
any:
anyj
aezp
aikr
Camarat, C
Cabral
Caccia,C
Cacheo R
Cacilhas Pt
Cadaqu^B
Cades Pt
'.apew
Camana
BEWM
Cabral B
Cabrera
AHjY
ABLY
bcoy
of
Hd
ahpl
awkp
,.
bcbr
ansu
anjt
amif
Bcoj
aqdo
Cabeza de San Juan

Cabonico
Cabot I
Cabot Str
Cairns
Cairo
axov
Camamu
Caballeria,
Caballo I
Gut
apbr
AKCi
ajxs
Byron,
Canso,
ahmn
Man
ahxjw
Canning, P. (India)
Canonnier Pt
Canso
Calella
avcn
Islet
akwj
acbq
Calicut
ajpd
ajpm
aqjt
Cani Is
awxd
Buena
aowe
Candolu
Buyuk B
Buyuk Chekmejeh.
Buzzards
agev
aqcz
Caldy I
axih
Cancale
Candas. ..'.
Candia
Candia Town
akex
Calapan
Calbayoc
Calbuco Ch
Calcasieu
Calcutta
Caldera, P
Caldwell
avxb
C
Cantick
ADTIi
Butang Group
Bute Docks
Buton
Butt of Lewis
Butuan
aqfo
Canaveiras
Canaveral,
awng
aqck
BuSUm
aipq
Caledonia Hr
Caledonian Canal
AGWO
Busuanga
akpd
Calafat
aepx
amos
banp
..AVUJ
bawl
avst
albb
I.)
bdab
asxi
aihy
agbx
amiv
aomw
apxj
afuj
PART
460
II.
CARLISLE CHEMULPO.
aygh
axsh
abxy
Carlisle B. (Barbados)
Carlisle B. (Jamaica)
Carljohansvsern
Carlo Forte
aieq
Carloway
afcu
Carlso
ACHG
atxq
Carmanah
auhw
Carmel
Carmel,
aksp
Carmen
awsp
Carnarvon (Wales)
Carnarvon B. Lt. V
Carnarvon (W. Australia)
aetf
aetg
. . .
abmk
Catalina
Hr
Catanduanes
asmd
Cathlamet
audi
Champlain
Champoton
Chanak
awsd
Chanaral
Chancay
avdm
auyp
aism
Chandbali
Chandeleur Is
awzc
avzw
Chandemagore
akjn
afzr
AXQF
ahui
akql
ahpl
AiBH
Chanaler
aipd
Chaptico
AZBD
Chapu
Chaquamegon Pt
ADEN
Catlin
Catoche,
Cattaro
ajfz
Cattewater
Cattolica P.
Cavalaire
Bajo B
Cartagena (Colombia)
Cartagena (Spain) ^
Cartaya
Carteret, C. de
agyx
avdu
awmr
ahiz
ahds
agbb
Carupano
BALZ
bdes
axpo
atyf
Casma B.
akls
Caspian Sea
Casquets
Cassanha
Oassie Pt
ac.cx
altn
bcyh
AHSQ
Cassis
Castellamare (Italy)
Oastellamare (Sicily)
CaStelli, Pt.
du
Mt
Castello
Castellon de la Plana
Castel nuovo (Spalato)
Castillo
Castine
Castle B
Castle Haven
Castle I
Castlemaine
Castletown
Castries
Castries,
B
P
Oastropol
Castro Urdiales
Castua
Cat I. (Bahamas)
Cat I. (Miss.)
Cataingan
Cavalifere,
Cavalleria,
C
C
Cavallo I
Cavallo Bianco Pt
Cavallo Pass
Cavalo, C
Cavetta Canal
Cavite
Cavoli I
aibv
aiuk
aqds
aidu
asox
Cavvanba
ahcj
akyo
axnc
axvo
awpu
axvg
Cayenne
Cayes
Cayeux
Caymanera
Cay Sal Bank
Cayutlan Lagoon
Ceari
Cedar Keys
afyr
axqt
axjg
aunm
awcn
axfb
Cefalu
Celebes
Celestun
Central America
Centre I
C^p(5rou
awue
AINT
aqly
awru
auqf
atgd
awgb
aihs
Cephalonia
ainh
Ceram
agox
ahzm
ahkt
Cemavoda
akew
Cerigo I
Cerigotto
Cerro Azul
Cerros I
ajmx
ajdq
Castelnuovo (Cattaro, G.)...ajfv

Castel Sardo
aifo
Castiglione
Cayemites
avfi
Casilda,
awjc
ahbx
Caacumpeque Hr
'.
bexv
Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, S.^.ahdc

Carvoeiro, C. (Portugal, W.).ahbe
axhp
Carysfort Reef
Casablanca
Cascaes B
CaSCO B
Caucasus
Cauto
abnx
Caxias (Observatory)
Caxine, C
Caybarien, P
akwg
Carthage, C
Cartwright Hr.
atho
iawrm
- .
bdtm
arhy
ahev
avgf
Can-il
Carrizal
amhn
aupm
Carolina Is
CarolLnensiel
aftu
Champbome Pt
armw
Caudebec
aypw
ausv
aunb
Champion B
aqux
adxm
Carpentaria G
Carraca
Carranza, C
Carriacou
Carrickfergus
Chamela
Champerico
Catu4ma
ailb
aipk
aqps
ahyo
.WQR
bacjs
Cette
afdl
azfh
AXKj
Ceuta
Ceylon
Chabarova
Chabrol Hr
abxc
acre
ayfi
agwd
agvc
aiyk
axjw
AXBT
aqhp
ajiy
Cervera P
Cervia P
Cesenatico
apcio
Cham6 B
aesb
aqjn
ahfo
apvu
Carouge
aumt
Chamatla
Catania
Catanzaro
Catastrophe, C
Catbalogan
Catherine Hill B
Camsore Pt
Carnero
bbvx
aqfx
Chacahua
ajnc
auze
ai;kv
aiwn
aisq
aisp
AHQP
Chagos Archipelago
Chagres
Chagu Chien Dogu
Chahbdr B
Chaki Chaki
Chala
Chaleur B
Chalmers, P
albe
aneg
abdy
aqvb
avoh
Chang
bdts
ajxb
anik
anjp
bavc
'.
ANUQ
agcu
asyq
afhy
AOBF
Channel Is
Channel Rk. Lt. V
Chanonry Pt
Chapel I
Chapeo Virado Lt
awdx
bens
amvf
Chdrak
Chardak Pt
akjz
Charente, La,
Charles,
agqz
azgo
azgp
ayos
ayoq
Charles C. Lt.
Charleston
Charleston Lt.
V
V
bahv
Charlestown (Mass.
Charlestown (W. I )
aycd
aezt
axzd
Charlotte,
Charlotte Amalia
Charlotte Hr
Charlotte Town
Charters Corner
Chasseloup
>axfw
bdac
bcae
aqzd
agej
Chassiron
Chateau, Le
agei
Ch&teau B
Chateau d'lf I
Ch4teaudin Road
beqp
ahsg
Axyi
Chateaulin
Chatham (Canada)
Chatham (England)
agkq
bdhg
aejy
baeg
Chatham (Mass. )
Chatham I. (Galapagos, Is.). auvl
Chatham Is. (New Zealand) ator
Chatte, C
bdnj
Chaucbu fu
ANZV
Chauda, C
akhx
AMZR
Chaul, P
agen
Chausey Is
Chauveau Pt
agqj
AGRz
Chay
Chebek
akuw
Chebucto Hd
bclm
,
boos
ani.m
bdicj
Chediiba Str
Chefoo
Chefuncte
Chejin
Chelindreh P
Cheltau
Chelyuskin, C
Chemoulin Pt
atih
Chemulpo
amjl
awny
aonk
amvk
amlk
ABVF
'
Chedabucto
AOiw
axbd
aomp
akqj
aolg
abce
agpi
aolr
Part
II.
places
461
CHENAMPOCOMOX.
Chenampo
aolg
anup
AUTE
AEQR
agcm
akyr
apvm
baub
Ohentabun
Chepo R
Chepstow
Cherbourg
Cherchell
Cheribon
Cherryfield
Cherrystone Inlet
Cherso
Chesapeake
azgl
aiyv
Albemarle
and
aywp
ayuv
Canal.
Chesapeake
Chesme
akot
aonr
Chestakof, P
Chester (England)
Chester (N. S.)
Chester (Pa.)
Chester
Chesterfield Inlet
aeui
bckl
azju
azes
bezi
bcuy
AUEV
agky
Chetican Pt
Chetko R
Ch6vre C
Chiappa Pt
Chiaruccia Tr
aibe
aefy
ahxf
Chiavari
Chowan
abyi
.
Chuen
Chungking
Chukiang
Chupat R
Church Pt
anyj
AVMP
BCGH
Churchill F
Chiu:ubash
Chusan Archipelago
Cibil
Dock
Ciboux
Cienfuegos
CieS I
Ciotat
Chicago
Chichagoft I
Chichakoff C
Chichester
BEji
atsj
Circeo (Circello)
Circle City
aewz
aqvt
Chico Bank Lt. V

Chico P
Chico R
Chicoutimi
Chidley C
Chignecto B
Chilachap Inlet
Ohilaw
avnq
Auvp
Chilca
Chile
Chiletu B
Chilka Lake
Auzc
AVBZ
anhw
aleu
ChUoango
AVLi
bdpf
beyk
bazc
apwz
ane J
apxd
:..'... AViB
Chiloe I
Chiludn I
Chimbote,
Chimo F
China
China Bakir
Chinchals
Chinchu
Cispata,
Mt
Ciudadela
Civita Vecchia
Clare
Clare I
Claremont
I.
Lt.
Clarence B
Clarence, P,
Clarence
Clarence Str
Clark Pt
Clayton
Clinton,
aopz
aitn
ahel
Chipiona
Chiriqui Lagoon
Chita
Chitando Inlet
Chittagong
Choiseul I
Choiseul, P
Choptank
aobl
ChorillosB
Chorrera
awod
APFV
apxc
ankh
aqwm
ameg
azpe-
auyz
ausx
Cloch Pt
ClonakUty
Clonmel I
Cloudy B
Clyde Canal
Clyde R.(N.S.W.)
Clyde (Scotland)
Coacoacho B
Coall
Coanza R
axkp
arob
Cockle Lt. V
Cockspur I
COCOS Is
Cod, C
Codera, C
Codling Bank Lt.
Codolar Pt
Codrington
AFNz
AYMW
APTX
bafw
awjs
Coffins I
Coilsinipatam
andw
Colasi
Colastine
AQBV
avop
acyn
azlk
Colberg
.bdzv
appj
Hd
Colerame
Collioure
CoUo
atpw
asoh
Colon, P
Colonia
Colonna,
Colonne,
bdwa
bdit
ATER
arup
beoz
AEYM
afxc
asbk
ATKP
afjy
asiv
ajos
aipt
Colonsay
Colorado G
Colorado R. (Argentina)
Colorado R. (Mexico)
Colorado R. (Tex.)
Columbaia
Columbia
Columbia R. (Or.)
Columbia (S. C.)
Columbia Falls
Columbretes Is
I
Comacchio
avmt
atjlo
awuk
aind
azck
Aucz
ayqf
bauq
ahkw
BDCJ
aisy
Combrit
aolv
aioy
altg
Commandatubu
Commercial Docks
Comoro I ( Comores)
atfq
bcdt
aurw
ayod
anle
aspw
alnb
Cobden
Cobequid B
afbl
Combahee R
Combermere B
Comboyuro Pt
Comino
awsp
atev
anyz
ahpt
AKXS
avpg
C
C
abyf
bbpu
AVTX
Coast Castle, C
Coatzacoalcos R
angb
auno
afbx
behp
awlo
ANEM
AWNQ
AHOW
Colombia
Colombo
Colon
Colville
bcxm
afti
Colerun
Colima
aipv
azyp
aycj
BCJH
aide
andx
afro
afrp
asyt
aluz
amvn
afvj
ahnr
Cognena G
Cohansey
Coilnapatam
CoUingwood (Huron)
CoUingwood (N. Z.)
CoUinson, C
ausp
ahpk
Clew B
Clinton
Cockbum Hr
Cockbum Sound
Coll.-
anxj
azgu
axpi
ASKZ
aehx
beds
asqt
AFRT
asbb
ambk
aomn
anvj
AYWX
Cleveland (Erie)
Cleveland (Queensland)
Chinde R
Chin Do
Chinhai
Chinkiang fu
bcyj
anhd
ANCE
Cold Spring
appr
Chincoteague Inlet
BDXN
Colbome,
aswr
auzi
Cochinos
Cockatoo
Colchester
Cleveland, C
anmb
avcu
ai<?k
ambe
auxy
beyn
aobj
Chioggia
Coburg
Cocague
Cocanada
Cochin
Cochin China
atqu
ajep
Ciudad de David
Cobija
akjo
aiwl
Cliffy I
Clifton (Canada)
Clifton (N. Z.)
'.
aobd
avqb
bcua
axpm
AGZM
AHSU
awmz
The
Clear,
bezp
akig
Cittanuova
Citta Vecchia
City Pt
City,
ANUO
achy
Circassis),
. .
awhs
Christiansand
abvt
Christianso
/
. acfi
Christianstad
acfs
Christiansted
axzw
Christmas I. (China)
aohd
Christmas I. (Indian Ocean) apun
Christmas I. (Pacific)
arbw
APiH
Chicken Rock
Chicijima (Beechy Group)
atji
azji
Christiania
Chiba
aoye
aelo
aytx
abmp
Chrietchurch (England)
Christchurch (N. Z.)
Christiana Creek
Christianburg
Comino, C
Comisa
aidp
ajem
avxc
abjm
Comorin, C
amcy
andb
Comox
atvy
462
PaBT
II.
COMPAREDABHOL.
Comptroller
Conanicut I
Corny Pt
Coro Province
azvl
agmd
ambq
Concameau
Conceicao R
avgp
Concepcion (Chile)
auli
Concepcion B (Mexico)
avpq
Concepcion (Uruguay)
auin
Conception Ft
aven
Conchali B
bakj
Concord
Concordia, La (Cent. Am.).AUQN
avpu
Concordia (Uruguay)
.
Cone, The
Conejera I
Conero, Mt
Coney
aho'b
aisd
Conference Group
Congaree R
Conil
Conimicut Pt
Coningbeg Lt. V
Connahs Quay
Connecticut
Conquet P
azpx
aolz
avcz
aitj
avxk
AiEZ
agtm
aetb
Conway
ACIXY
AEHO
Cook Is
Cook Str
Cooktown
ATDQ
ASYN
ayph
AXDj
Cooper R
Coosa R
Cope
Copenhagen
adom
Copiapo
AVDS
Coppename
Copper Hr
Copper
Coquet
AHiv
I
I
Coquille
Coquimbo
Corabia
Corbay Pt
La
Corbifere,
Corcubion
Cordouan
Core Sound
Corentyn R
awre
a wts
avhs
aqdn
ailt
avox
Corrientes,
Corrientes,
Corrientes,
Corrientes,
C. (Argentine)
C. (Cuba)
Corrobedo,
C. (Mexico)
C. (Africa)
Corsica
avgb
aukl
avhc
awgz
Corregidor I
Correnti I
Corrientes
..avne
axon
aumz
alzt
agyt
ayzk
AHZP
...AHza
agju
Corse
Corse,
atmh
anpr
avip
Coronie^
Corosal
Corpus Christi
Corral
azso
agjv
akeh
Coronel
Corrotoman
akbi
awkl
Coromandel Hr
Coromandel Coast
Corona Hd
Coronados, Los
ayqf
AHFG
azvr
afvx
aeup
akxp
Constantine
Constantinople
Cohstantza
Constitucion
Constitucion Hr
Contarina
Contas
Conte, P
Contis
Cook,
amch
anov
Conducia
- -
arti
aixh
argk
Compare, C
Corsen Pt
Corsewall Pt
aex.u
ahzp
Corsini, P.
CorSO, C
aisv
. . ,
AHZQ
Oortellazzo
Cortez, P
Corton Lt.
Coruiia
aiuj
A wpy
Xpod
agxy
ALCN
amjo
arlx
CorVO
Cosmoledo Is
Cossack
Costa Rica
Cotinguiba R
awol
avyn
aipv
Cotrone
Cottage City
Coubre Pt
Coudres I
Country Hr
Couronne, C
CourseuUes
Covelong
Covesea
bado
agrq
bdqj
:
bcnu
ahrs
agbp
anqi
apid
awgv
beok
Cowan Cowan Pt
APNB
CoweS
APKz
auej
avbp
akfc
eelz
Cowitchin
Cox Baz4r
agdh
agyl
agru
ayrp
Cozzo Spadaro
ailr
Craiova
Cranberry I
akpj
CoWCOlli
Coxen Hole
Coy Inlet
Cozumel I
asqb
ANIZ
ABMC
atwv
ankr
awpo
avlb
awri
awhc
Crane I
Craney I
boom
bdrn
ayvq
agdm
ARZW
akhe
Creux Hr
Crib pt
Crimea
Crinan Canal.
aiyp
Croisette, C
Croisic, Le
Croix
Croix de Vie
Croix Rocks
Cross I
Cross Ledge Sh
Cross
Cross Rip Lt.
Cross Sand Lt.
V
V
Crouchers
Crow Hr
Crowdy Hd
Cruz Pt
Cuasenta Dias
Cudillero
Cuirassier Bank Lt. V
Culebra, P. (Costa Rica)
Culebra (W.
Culebrita
Culiacan
Culion I
Cullera
Curtis I
Curzola
Cuttack
acws
Cuvier I
bczu
Cuxhaven
Cuyuni R
Cornwall (Canada)
Cornwall (England)
azto
bduw
abod
Creighton Hd
Crescent City
Creston I
Crete
Creus,
Cygnet,
avno
aurc
axyq
axys
auml
a wji
Curasao I
Curanipe
Curaumilla Pt
Curritia Pt
Curtis,
agwn
AQCP
Cumarebo
Cumberland
Cumberland B
Cumberland Basin
Cumberland Sound
Cumbraes
Cumplida Pt
Cunene R
Cunhahu R
Cranz
Crapaud
Cr6ach-ar-Maout
Crâc'hmeur Pt
Creac'h Pt
Inlet
Cornfield Pt. Lt.
ALDV
avhf
ahkl
Cuman4
aurc
agjr
bcqp
aupc
I.)
Corinto, P
Corisce B
agyc
asbg
axnk
AXLC
Cuttyhunk
Corme
Comer
asng
AMJQ
AXQL
angd
ajmt
aghn
agkb
baes
apoh
bckx
Cuddalore
avkr
AFPD
BCJZ
azin
ALPT
Cuba
Cranoe I
alqw
APWB
appt
bcop
Crozet I
Cruz, C
Cruz del Padre Cay
Cranmar
aphu
apnq
axkd
AHUB
aeuo
Crosby Lt.
AjHO
Cork
Cork Lt.
aghi
anhb
ajld
agpy
Cromarty
Cromer
Crool#d Island Passage
Crookhaven
CrOS
.apbi
bexd
AYBD
ahsn
agoy
AGMU
Cfoc Hr
Crocus B
Corfu
Coringa
Corinth
.,
Croatia
awkj
aewh
avfo
bcan
ayjw
aeyr
alpn
altjg
awbk
awkt
avgk
avfg
aipj
Ascu
ASTX
ajbo
ANic
bacf
atmd
adty
awhy
asgh
Cypres Mort
Cyprus
Cyrene
awxp
Dabai
Dabhol
amtq
AMZX
AKQT
akur
aumr
ajpd
ahni
Part
geogeaphical signals
II.
places
alphabetically akkanged.
463
DACCA DORNOCH.
Dacca
'l
DsedaluB Sh
Dagerort,
ankg
amqc
actw
Dead Sea
ACTS
Dago
AMYw
Dd,haiiu
Dahomey
Daila P
Diantree
alnz
aiwh
.asyf
aovy
algk
Dairi
Dakar
Dalaro
Dilam
aeuc
abub
Dil Burnu
Dilhi
Dillon B
Dee
Dee
Lt.
awyn
Deer I. (La.)
Deer I. (Me.)
Deer I. (Mass.)
Delfshaven
aqln
Dalrymple Hr. (Jolo)
aswm
Dalrymple Pt
Dalrymple, P. (Tasmania), .asdq
ARJH
Daly, P
baeh
bahd
apni
atpe
.
Dikili
ajwm
De Lemmer
bdxz
Lawrence)
AGFO
D6d6agatch
ajcl
Dalhousie, C
Dalhousie, P. (Ontario)
(St.
D^COIM Pt
bdjl
abqc
Delf zyl
alzk
azhy
azjc
azhm
ayxp
aebu
Daman, P
amyv
Delgada Pt. (Azores)

Delgada Pt. (Argentina)
Delgada Pt. (Canary Is.)
Delgada Pt. (Magellan)
Damaraland
aluh
band
aksg
Delgado, C
Deli River Lt.
Delia Bocca I
adcy
Dellys.
Damariscotta
Damascus
'.
Dame Hd
Dame Marie, C
Dame Pt
axvm
Dames, Pt. des

Damietta
Damkut
Dammal
Dammdm
Damman
Danger Pt. (Africa)

Danger Pt. (N. S. W.)
alwx
Danube
akfg
acxp
Danzig
Dapitan
Dardanelles
Dar el Beida
Dar es Salaam
Darien Hr
Hr
DarsPt
Dartmouth (England)
Dartmouth (N. S.)
Dartuch, C
Darvel B.
Darwin, P
Dassen I
Dassow
Daudai
Davey, P
Daviken
Davis Inlet
Davis Str
Dawson
Dayyir
DaZolB
Dnieper
amiz
apzt
Dniester
Devonport
anih
Desire,
adbx
aenl
DeviR
Aias
ason
axvs
aydu
avlm
aucn
bbgk
bbch
ajwg
ANHz
BCMH
abny
Deuthero Cove
amvc
AQEK
abjc
: - -
auti
aqks
asfm
abpk
beyf
bezk
atwf
AVWG
Dodd
aobk
ATGR
AMTV
Lt.
Dolga Spit
Dolin I
Dolma
Domburg
Domesness
Dominica
ajxi
AKJG
ajbo
ABKS
aepn
aous
aYep
AKjc
afty
Doncella Pt
ahgf
ayfc
anje
Dondo (Africa)
Dondo B (Celebes)
Dondo B (Flores)
aqnf
anlv
Dondra
Pt
apqs
ayfc
aytb
Donegal
Dongara
arnj
Donnseso.
abkg
AQGL
Diamant, Le
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Dog I
Doha
Dohan Asian Bank
aboi
ABGJ
Donaghadee
Devil I
Dhamra
AQPL
ayld
akfg
Dobrogea
Doce R.
akuo
askt
afwx
Aswi
asfq
acku
akfy
akfr
Dobbo
Doboy Sound
Demah
Destruction I
Detour Passage
Detroit
axtw
Dauphin, F. (Haiti)
Dauphin, F. (Madagascar), .amfb
Davao
adgs
Doel
ADCP
aqsp
akxw
Djursten
arlj
D^sirade
alwc
Lt.
Djidjelli
Dodman Pt
Desecheo
agbi
Djibouti
atvr
albt
BEzs
ahkb
aswk
Derby (B. C.)

Derby (W. Australia)
bclv
ahpj
apzu
ahjk
ANGT
ALMY
atud
akvf
AMOz
D'Entrecasteaux Ch
Departure B
Deptf ord
Derwent
awnc
Discovery,
AMXS
'-
aqkd
ajwk
atbj
. :
Daunt Rock
asps
amk w
Dargaville . .
Darien, G. of
Darling
ajnz
acxo
atxc
atzk
Dives
Divi Pt
Dix Cove
Dixon Entrance
Djerba
Denmark
alsw
armn
abby
'.
Diu
amub
aeth
atpu
aidh
ajil
Dent Haven
Dent I
afhw
apqy
Demarara
Demerara
Denia
Dennis
Dingle B
Dingwall
Dinlleyn Forth
aytjg
aqpu
aktu
amsp
aqpb
acgl
anrc
APaN
amjw
AJRF
armc
aqru
agpl
Disko B
Dismal Swamp Canal
awhn
awho
Dampier Archipelago
Dampier Str
Dana Pt
Dand6 Pt
aqjv
agpk
Dinan
Dinard
Dinding
Dirschau
Discovery
AKYE
AQXU
aldg
avmj
aled
Dinagat
ajyo
AQOS
Dirkoomsduin
DeloS
Denison,
.AKNV
amux
abcz
avjp
bawx
.'..
adyk
Lt.
BCFG
Diomede Is
DirkHartogI
Demata B
ayjn
- - .
ampr
Difnein I
Ascz
abkn
Delagoa B
Delaware Breakwater
Delaware City
Delaware ( State)
Delaware (Va.)
acjp
Dale
Dalhousie
Dalmatia
Dalni Pt
aksz
Digby
Digdequash
Deal
Deal
Hr
Rock
Shoal Lt.
Diana cay
Dianna
Dibba
DiceHd
Diego Garcia
Diego Ramirez
Diego Suarez B
Dielette, P. de
Dieppe
Dievenow
V
-
'
axnm
alig
amti
baqp
amjn
avkg
amds
agdy
apyu
acyq
Don
Hd
Donsol
Doob Pt
Dorchester (England)
Dorchester (N. S.)
Do'dogne R.
Dordrecht
altk
aqoj
anew
afsj
AKJS
ased
bcah
agtb
aedx
aqub
AKPN
Dornbusch Pt
Dornoch
adbp
aphq
Dorei,
Doris
DOROELLEN.
AJQU
aglb
DoroCh
Douarenez
Double I
Double Island Pt
Douflan
Douglas Inlet ( Korea)
ANOQ
asrk
agmn
aomy
aexf
Dungeness
(S.
Douglas, P. (S. Australia) ..arqy

aqsi
Dourga Str
aekv
Durian Sabatang
Durian Str
Durnford B
Dumford, P
Duroch, C
aekw
D'Urville I
AHBG
aohi
Pt. Beacon
Dover (England)
Dover Hr.Lt. V
Dover (N. S.)
Dove
bcla
Dovercourt
afoy
Downs, The
aeko
Dowsing, Inner, Lt.

Dowsing, Outer, Lt.
Dragons Mouth
Dragonera I
Dragor,
Drogden
or,
V
V
apnd
aenc
ayhm
ahok
Lt.
V. .adog
Drammen
abyd
Drammond, C
ahur
Dranske
Drayton Hr
Drepano, C. (Candia)
Drepano P (Greece)
Dresden
adbs
atyd
ajpe
ac wd
alme
abyl
adoe
afur
afbu
afvb
aewi
afng
acfm
amdc
Drogheda.
Dubh Artach
Dublin
."
Duddon R
Dudgeon Lt.
Due Odde
Durban
Dvale Crround Lt.

Dwarka Pt
Dwina, N., Lt. V
Dwina R. (Riga)
Dwina R. (White
Dyck Lt. V
Dyer B
ajgt
alzb
anrh
aprh
alze
amnt
AONJ
ateb
apgq
awgn
Azvi
Sea)
Dyre Fiord
Dzunan
Is
bagu
adqp
amxl
abem
Du6ni Cove
adtw
AORN
Duhnen
Dui
Duino
Duiven I
AivL
apwt
Eads, P
Eagle Hr
Eagle Hawk B
Eagle I. Beacon (China)
Eagle I. (Ireland)
Eagle I. (Me.)
Eagle Nest Pt
East Arm (Canada)
East C. (Asia)
East Ch. (Kattegat)
East Chop Pt
East Goodwin Lt. V
East Pascagoula
EastPt. (Pr. Ed. I.)

East Pt. (Queensland)
EastPt. (Saturnal.)
bpam
Eider, Outer, Lt.
aohc
afrz
bare
arxz
Bc WL
apos
acbl
BADi
aeke
axci
bdcp
aswc
atwr
Easter I
Eastern Ch. Lt. V
Eastern Grove Lt
Eastern Pt. (Mass. )
East India Docks
East Ironbound I
East London
East Main F
Eastport
arhu
BEMX
DumankilasB
Dumaran I
Dumbarton
aqlb
aqcl
aezb
aexj
azyc
acvg
acuo
aqir
Dumfries
Dumpling Rock
Dunamund F
Diinamund
Dunbar
Duncan City
Duncannon
Duncansby Hd
Dundalk
Dundee
Ebeltofte.-.
Ebro
Ecija,
Nueva
azpi
anis
anmh
bawc
Dungeness (England)
aelb
Dungeness (Queensland) ...asxb
Eden
Edenton
Edgar Town
Edie Rajut R
AKTC
auly
adtg
adte
V
V
adto
adsz
Eider R
Eight Degree Ch
Eisk spit]
andp
akje
adzg
abpu
Eijerland
Eke Fiord
Eken Sound
adft
abuk
Ekero
Ekersund
abul
acgu
Ekerums
Eknas
El Amaid
akue
Elaputi B
El Araish
El Arish
aqpx
albo
aktf
Elba
Elbe
Elbe
Elbe
Elbe
AHYR
acqt
No. 2 Lt. V
No. 3 Lt. V
No. 4 Lt. V.
adts
adtu
adtv
adtq
Pilot Galliot
Elbe, Outer, No. 1 Lt.
Elburg
Elena, P
Eleos I
AHLJ
aqfc
Elephant B
Elephant Pt. (Burma)
Elephant Pt. (India)
Eleusis
adkj
adz w
apvc
bcpb
af WK
bczp
axph
akov
ACXK
autw
Pt
abcf
atcv
Elbow cay
Edam (Holland)
Edam I. (Java)
Eddystone
Eddystone Pt
Elbing
Ecuador
Eddy
.'
abjh
apbg
afuo
atu
aonq
acli
barb
bcko
alyk
bbyt
afwh
afjc
baih
bath
adtp
ADTO
adby
apui
axjq
BCMN
bdxh
bdmx
ElbeR
Eckernforde
Ecr^hos, Les
Dunedin
Dungan R
Dungarvan
adps
AVLW
b ajc
afkn
bego
Dundrum B
bbztt
-
Egypt
Ehrenberg
AWYT
beod
asgw
AUSF
Duluth
Dumaguete
aqxn
Eggegrundet
Eider Canal
Eider Galliot Lt.
ablh
AJGO
bdvi
afri
Egg I. (N. S.)

Egg I. (Ontario)
Eg| I. (St. Lawrence)
Egg Rock (Mass.)
Egg Rock (Me.)
apir
Eastbourne
DMcigno
Edwardsburg
Eeragh
Efate, or, Sandwich
Egedesminde
Egense
Egg Hr
Egg I. (Bahamas)
EgrUar
EastR. (N. Y.)
Awap
Edo
AFXT
batp
ajir
alps
of
Edithburgh
Egmont cay
Dukato, C
Dulce, G.
Dulce, R
abif
AYOM
arup
ABMR
acul
ajgy
Duke Town
Edisto
abbn
Dukati,
apjw
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Ch
Eggemoggin Reach
Egmond aan Zee
Egmont, C (N. Z.)
Egmont, C.(Pr.Ed.I.)
ajit
Drewin
Drobak
Drogden Ch
.
amc
-
Dury Voe
Dutch Guiana
Dutch I
Duxbury Pier
afxl
bepd
afwj
afeb
Durazzo
avjq
America)
Dunmore
Dunnet Hd
Duperr6,
II
Dunkerque
Dunkirk
Douglas (Isle of Man)

Douglas P. (Queensland).. -ASYB
Douro
Part
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARKANGED.
464
agdi
aent
asho
ashy
aytu
badl
apqt
Eleuthera I
Elizabeth B
Elizabeth, C. (Me.)
Elizabeth, C. (Asia)
Elizabeth City
Elizabeth, P
Elizabeth R
Elizabethtown
Elk R
El Kamela
Ellen,
axip
AEBM
aurm
AJTZ
altw
anmp
ankt
AJOL
axjs
alut
balw
aorx
ayud
alxz
ayvt
azny
AZEi
akwh
AEZS
Part
geographical signalsplaces alphabetically arranged.
II.
ELLENBOGENFATHER
adsk
auep
aevc
aefy
AREu
abyr
AUVQ
Ellen bogen
EUensburg
EUesmere Pt
EUewoutsdijk
EUice Is
EUinggaard Kilen
P
B
Êlliot,
Ellis,
BDLZ
Ellsworth
Elmina
Elobey I
BARZ
alnc
alqx
apzq
Elopura
El Portillo
El Rincon
El Roque,
AXQN
ausj
avvkd
ADVY
adoy
Elsfleth
Elsinore
AGBc
ahtb
Elysê
Embiez
Embomma
alsi
adyg
akdq
Emden
Emineh, C
aglm
Faichaburi
Fair I
afgj
Esbjerg
akmd
adry
Fairhaven (Mass.)
azyo
Escala, La
ESC0C6S, P
ahnc
Fair
AWNE
Ervily, P. de
1'
Erzerum
Escombrera
Escondido B
Escondido P
Escuminac Pt
Esmeralda
Espalamaca Pt
Espanola Pt
alct
auwi
arpx
Esperance B
Esperance, P
Espevser
Espichel, C
Espiguette Pt
Espirito Santo
Espiritu Santo
asgd
absw
ahcp
B
I
Espoir, C. d'
Essequibo
awhu
Empire City
Empress Augusta
adef
Essington,
atui
Canal
adyb
Estanques
Estepona
anm
Endeavor R
Endeavor Str
Endelave I
asyl
aszq
I.adjq
apkz
Endermo Hr
Endoerodde
Enfant Perdu
Engano, C. (Haiti)
Engano, C. (Philip.)
Engelholm
England
- -
adjf.
awfy
Axr
English B
English Bank Lt.
English Ch
English Hr
English R
English Road
adzt
.,
auif
Etang, L',
Etaples
Hr
Eucla
Eugenie Archipelago
Eupatoria
Euphrates
Evangelistas
Erkno
Eromanga
Eyemouth
Eyre,
Ezaro
aye
30
Faaborg
Faber,Mt
Fseno
FkO
Fa;rder
FagnetPt
AiND
admz
aceq
aces
akrf
bdlb
afsu
ajzh
akcj
Islet
Fanaraki
ajxw
amfk
aren
Fanar Burnu
Fanemotra B
B
P
Fangaloa
ahlp
AHLO
FangoPt
aisj
adrx
ajhk
,.anvz
AMUG
amew
Farafangana
FarallonI
Farallon Sucio
'..avpi
awnm
auhi
ahrc
Farallones Islets
Faraman.
Farasina
aiyf
aehj
bezy
atex
Farewell,
Farewell Spit C
Farin
afkq
FarinaP
Farm Cove
FarnI
^^qi
Faro (Baltic)
axjy
bdwy
Far6Hr
aopi
anif
aqsh
ayus
azsi
AEND
;
'
adwh
asef
ACSY
:
Expedition
Exumal
^"''^
Erqui
Erronan
7656409
'-
Exholm
ExmOUth
aifu
aôr
ABOG
aqxt
Eritra
Famagusta
Fame Pt
Fanad Pt
Fanar Adasi
Fano P. (Adriatic)
Fano (Denmark)
Fano I. (Ionian Is.)
avje
bejf
ascd
axro
ashk
alwt
'.
amuot
aulw
aeoj
Falmouth (England)
Falmouth (Jamaica)
Falmouth (Tasmania)
Fangar,
aufi
Eversand
Execution Rocks
Exeter
ajxq
afdv
ahbt
bdzp
AEiu
Lake
AviE
achy
agxr
akhg
^0^0
Faro, C. (Italy)
Faro, C. (Sicily)
Faro (Portugal)
adhu
answ
Faroe
bedy
Erith
Ch
Fao
Europe
avkl
aztm
azxb
Falluden
amgz
ahfx
abdt
bo
Erie,
Hr
Europal
EuropaPt
bayz
aicn
aiun
arel
acbz
Falkenberg
Falkland Is
Falkner I
Fall River
FanrangB
Entrance
Entry I
Ephesus
Erekli
Eriboll Loch
Priceira
Erie City
Falifa
ajoy
Everard, C
ErcoleP
akze
Falcone Pt
Falconera P
Euripo Ch
avns
acpw
atlw
Ch
AJWN
AKPB
AQXL
ands
aoqi
Eureka ^Cal.)
Eureka (Mexico)
Evanston
Equitorial
apzc
ajuw
ARQB
Euboeal
aukn
Epil
apyj
AUXE
Eten Pt
Enkhuizen
Enos
Enrage, C
Ensenada (Mexico)
Ensenada de Barragan
Enskar
I
ahqr
bdfw
baxg
Etang de Thau
fitangdu Nord
Eume R
aehs
ayct
alzn
alhg
awli
ahgi
AUST
Esteros
AEQU
avnm
Est&O
Etretat
atvf
AHji
Estacio
aqfd
acdk
aehr
English and Welsh grounds

Lt.
agxe
Estaca Pt
adio
agrw
La
Falcon, C
Falaise,
False B. (Africa)
False B. (India)
False C. (New Guinea)
False C. (Va.)
False Duck I
False Pt
Falster
Falsterbo
Falsterboref Lt. V
Esquimau Hr
aqtw
adwx
anld
Fallos
apoj
argw
ahqx
avuz
aqxd
bdkm
atxg
aime
,.
atyj
arxi
Fakarava atoll
Fakir Pt
Fakkebierg
atjty
bdyu
(Ontario)
auoj
aglt
AHLO
bdgi
Escudel
Haven
Fairhaven (Wash)
Fairy,
axur
Esconil, L'
anub
ahjc
Empedocle, P
Ems Jade
Ems R
EndauR
PT.
EmmaHr
465
^dhj
ABTK
abxo
afzb
alin
akwi
askr
afkx
acho
ahwx
aikm
ahdf
afhe
Is
Farquhar
Farsund
Fasana
Fastnet
Father Pt
amje
Is
- -
abux
^.ixd
^^^^
bdoe
Part
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED.
466
II.
FATOUVILLEFRKDRIKSHALD.
afzm
aimq
ahzy
Fishbourne I
aoft
Pormby
Pavignana
Favone
Fisher I
Fishguard
azuh
FaXO
ADNU
Pitzhugh Sound
Pitzmaurice R
atuk
Pitzroy I
Pitzroy Dock
Pitzroy R. Lt.
aogw
Pormentera I
Pormenton, C
Formica
Pormigaa
Formosa (Brazil)
Formosa (China Sea)
Formosa, Mt. (Singapore)
Formosa, C
Fatouville
Fayal
alcr
Fear,
C
Fecamp
ayql
Fedderwarder Siel
Federal Pt
Fehmarnbelt
Fehmarnbelt. Lt. V
Fejan
adwj
ayqu
admt
adel
afyz
acjw
aeso
arjz
aslc
asuq
Piumara Grande
aigk
aiyr
aigb
Piume
Piumicino
Five Fathom Bank Lt.
azhp
ABTS
Felixsto-we
afpb
Femern I
Femern Sound
adec
Fjeldo
Fjeldvik
abkr
adek
Flaavser
abos
abjs
Femris
Fenaio Pt
Fenar Pt
'.
amen
F#nMve
Feno,
Fenwick
I.
Shoal Lt.
Per, C. de
Fermo
Fernanda Pt
Fernandina
Fernando Noronha
Fernando Po
Fernand Vaz
Ferraione, C
Ferrajo, P
Ferrara
Perraria Pt
Flamborough
Aisc
Flamenco, P
Flannan Is
alpx
alrk
ahzo
ahys
aitk
aldk
ahvj
agth
Perro (Canary
Is.
alfj
ahwx
Perro, C. (Italy)
Ferro, C. (Sardinia)
Perro Castel
Ferrol
Ferrol B
Perryland
akxj
awbu
aicz
ahic
agxl
auyb
Hd
bbuw
Fez
Fianona
ALCD
aiye
Pidonisi
aken
afkm
Pidra
Fife
Fife Ness
Pigari,
Figeholm
Figueira
,..
Hr
Pildtvedt
Filey
Filsand
Pingal Pt
Pinisterre,
asoz
aqyk
addz
Finkenwerder
Finland
Finland, G. of
Finmarken
Finngrundet Lt. V
Finngrund West Lt.
Pino P
Pinsch Hr
Fire I
Fire I. Lt.
First
Pt
Fischausen
acod
acqy
abft
aclk
acln
AHXB
aqto
azqj
BcsN
aeqb
ayen
Pour,
Four,
Pouras
Pouches Mt
aevw
Fourchu, C
abup
adfr
arqu
arph
Poiu-teen-feet
Florida,
Florida, East Coast
BCRV
PoXtOB
Poyle,
aids
axdv
axhv
axhy
ayil
ABPR
ADEi
Flushing
aefu
Fly R.,.
AQSz
Focardo F
ahyv
Foggia Nova
akod
Fogo Hr. (Newfoundland). -BBws
I
Folgero
Folkestone
Folly Pt
Ponseca, G
PonskoV Pt
Pontana, C
Fontane
Froa I...
Forcados IJ
Foreland Bluff
azms
APUK
Foreland,
acwy
Porio
Forest,
La
The
ALHQ
ADsr
abrv
abky
bazo
auqr
ADHK
akfv
aiwq
ALDR
alo.t
alst
aepv
agmc
aihb
AKOE
afgy
anbp
aud.s
atpm
amid
agjn
agot
AHTY
bcgn
Bank
azih
Apus
atgb
Fowey
Powey Rocks Beacon
ahyb
aqob
avqf
afj
bbtp
Foveaux Str
Pox
alco
afjh
afjq
Fourth Pt
asdc
AETz
acef
Pliigge
FogO
Pohr
anqs
AGQW
aucj
Asvx
Plekkefiord
Flensborg
Flinders
Flinders B
Flinders I
Flint
Flint Ch. (Plintrannan)
Flint I
Florence
Flores (Azores)
Flores (E. Archipelago)
Flores I. (Uruguay)
Ploriana
Florida
ayel
augh
Le (Bretagne)
Le (Qiliberon B)
Flattery,
ansi
alpg
Fort de France
Fort de France B
ForfPt. (Cal.)
Fort Pt. (E. India)
Flat-Top I
Fleetwood
Floro
acub
afcy
Flatholm
acgp
abnx
aqxo
abyh
afme
Fiksdal
agdz
aldp
awbi
aobs
aifk
Forth Bridge
Forth & Clyde Canal
Fortune B
Poujes
Foula
Foulepointe
Foulweather, C
Foulwind, C
Fouquets Isle
afmg
avdo
ahop
aimy
aepn
abty
lABHz
Apsz
AMip
Florida Str
ahbn
Hd
adkp
Forth, .Pirth of
abh
aeur
ahnq
Pornaes
Pornelli Road
Fornells, P
acbw
Flat C
Plat I
Flat Pt
AFjL
afjg
aidc
ARBZ
Fiji Is
Pila
afbj
Flagstad
Flamanville, C. de
alpy
I
Fladda Hr
Fladen Lt.
Fladholm
Flado
aibn
azhj
aykc
C
C
Ferrat,
Ferret,
ahzf
ajwl
Lt.
aeoh
axhs
arqk
bdgo
ATDX
Fowler
I
Lough
aptb
Foynes Hr
Poz
afqy
AHEM
airy
afxj
Prancavilla
Prance
Frances cay
Frances I
axmz
avur
ayex
aesh
bany
Franyois
Franklin Hr
Franklin I
Franklin Sound
asde
abc w
Franz Josef Land

Fratelli Rocks
Fraser
akwn
atviafij
Fraserburgh
Prauenburg
Pray Bentos
acxh
Frederichsted
Prederich Wilhelm
Fredericia
Frederick, P
Frederick Henry B
Frederick Henry I
Frederiksberg
Frederiksburg
Axzu
Frederikshavn
Frederikssund
Frederikstad
Predrichstadt
Fredriksborg
Fredrikshald
avpo
Hr
aqts
adgu
'.
asbp
asgv
aqsf
adop
ayzn
adqj
adlc
abyx
adti
acjk
abze
Part
II.
places
467
FREDRIKSHAMN GIBRALTAR.
Fredrikshamn
acrl
ajbp
Gasparilla I
abxg
asqh
axft
Fredriksvsern
GachoUe, La
Gadaro I
ahqz
auw
Gasp6
Gasp^ B. Lt.
ARBP
agfq
adui
Gadji
Gaet, La
Gaeta
BDKV
BDKU
BDKT
akqy
AHTJO
Gage Road
arnt
Gatcombe
arnx
Gaida,ro Islet
ajqx
Gatteville
atef
alrz
afmy
beud
Gavazzi Pt
aiod
Gavdo
Ajpw
awfo
Gainsborough
Galantry Hd
GalApagas Is
auvii
Gaviotas Lt.
basr
azbm
abqs
Galata:
Galata,
Galatz
akbr
akdu
AKBR
Gavrion
Freeman Oh
Free
Town
Fr61iel,
Freiburg
Fr^jUS
Fremantle
French Pass
French Pt
French Guiana
, .
Frenchman B
French Town
Fresvik. . ,
Friedrichsberg
Friedrichsort
Friedrichsschleuse
Frikes P
.
adfi
Frio, 0. (Africa)
Frio, C. (Brazil)
Frioul, P. du. ,
Fuchau fu
Galera Pt. (Chile)

Galera Pt. (Trinidad)
Galera de Zamba B .
Gal^ria
Galets, Pt. des
Galibi Pt
.ayqr
AODi
ahgm
FuengLrola
Fuenterrabia
Fuerteventura
Fuglenses
agui
alep
abgq
aoxi
Fukabori
Fukai
Aowz
ao wd
apdn
apko
apbh
Fukuoka
Fuk ura
Fuku shima
Fukuyama (Honshu)
Fukuyama (Hokoshu)
Fulehuk
Fuller Rock
Fumboni B
apkm
abxs
azwg
amdc
apig
Funabashi
Funakoshi
Funchal
Fundukli
Pundy, B. of
Fungasar Hr
Funk
Gralea
ajko
awsl
ahqt
abgn
apkb
aldt
akbu
baye
areb
Funkenhagen
Funta B
apit
apim
aqye
aodp
FuyanI
FuyenHr
Fyen
anwf
,
Fyne, Loch
Gabbard, Outer, Lt.
Gabes
Gabol
GaboP
Gaboon
adgz
aezg
afoz
akvi
ASCH
AQjw
alqz
Gawler,
bacx
AJHU
ayhk
Geelong
Geelvink B
Geestemtinde
aznd
aryq
aqty
Genesee
azqs
aezc
airg
agsz
avhc
aggh
alkw
aeik
ahis
aeuw
of
agjs
Gascoyne Road
Gasoren
GasparStr
armi
acng
Gaspar, Lower, L. V
Gaepar, Upper, Lt.
Lt.
G6nois,
apse
aniu
aniv
adwt
aryv
aryw
AjBi
ajys
bSyl
ahvs
adxc
ahwr
Genoa
AKXP
ahim
Geneves
Gensan
Gdographe
aonl
arotj
George,
Garston
Gascogne, G.
Genius Bank
awvd
-afrk
alht
askn
Garden I. (N. S. W.)
Garden I. (W. Australia). .arno
anjg
Garden Reach
Garonne R
Garoupe
Garpen
Garraway
Garrison Pt
Garrucha
Geneva
George B. (Canada)
George B. (Tasmania)
ANYU
avyh
akxg
Gardiner I
Gare Loch
Gargano Hd
aexr
awvc
acor
aopq
abgd
alom
ahki
anjy
anht
baxp
Gan]am
ACLF
Gellen
Gellibrand Pt
Gellibrand Pt. Lt.
Gelsa
afxd
advw
Gefle
Hd
aiqb
Gallipoli (Italy)
ajxh
Gallipoli (Turkey)
Gallipoli, P. (Asia Minor).... AKPi
aiqn
Gallo, C. (Adriatic)
ainl
Gallo, C. (Sicily)
BDZG
Galloo I
afpn
Galloper Lt.
Gandia
Ganges
apyt
AQRM
Gebi
Gemlik
Gana Gana
ajqs
aruv
Gay Hd
Gaya B
avlc
Gamova B
Gamvig
awdv
aizo
P
P
Gedney Ch
ajzg
Galway
Gambia
Gamla (Old) Karleby
agck
avhw
aibu
Galloway, Mull of
Galveston
Galveston Lt. V
astjc
ak wr
Galley
ahil
Hd
Gayo,
amhx
awgr
'.
Garcia de Avila
Garde, C. de
aonh
aond
aonp
AOUB
Gata, C. de (Spain)
aoqd
agux
awmp
Gasp6,
Gata, 0. (Cyprus)
Galiola Is
Galita (Gralite, La)
Gallegos, P
Gap Rock
AJTE
Galimi
amx
acgo
Futuna
Gannet Rock
Furon
Furugrund
Fusan
Fusan Kai
Pushiki
Fusi yama
Futsu saki
acym
Fumi
ajlf
BEWN
aNvs
Fuokbinkiang Lt
'C
adxl
ahsj
Frying-pan Shoals Lt.
agst
aign
adeu
avty
Fruholm
ajtjo
Galaxidi
Galdobin,
altji
Frontera
Frontignan
Grabovacatrida
bcvn
ashm
bcvz
as.tu
George R
bcly
George I
alxo
George Town (Africa)
Georgetown f Ascension).. ..altjy
awhq
Georgetown (Demerara)
Georgetown (Malay Pen.)..ANQO
George Town (Pr. Ed. I.)..bdau
ayqc
Georgetown (S. C.)
asd w
Georgetown (Tasmania)
aklx
Georgia (Asia Minor)
aykf
Georgia (State)
attjw
Georgia, Str. of
behm
Georgian B
atwp
Georgina Pt
arms
Geraldine
asxq
Geraldton (Queensland)
Geraldton (W. Australia)... arnb
apwh
Geresik
acns
Germando
Germein,
arsn
Germany
Gerso
Ghelenjik
Ghenitchesk
Ghent
Ghijinsk
Str.
Ghubbet Hashish
Giannutri
Gibara, P
Gibbs Hill
Gibraltar
Gibraltar (Erie)
.'
aovp
adjh
akjy
akin
abgy
aosl
amsu
ahzi
axm j
ayhs
ahfu
bear
468
PaRT
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARKANGBD.
II.
GIEDSERGEEC ALE
Giedser Pt. Lt. V
Giedser Reefs Lt. V
Gienner Fiord
Giens
Gighiga
adne
adnc
adgk
ahtb
aosn
Gold Coast
Golden Horn
Golden Horn Hr
Golden I
Giglio
AHZD
Goletta
Gijon
AQWD
GolfitO
aqvz
Gilbert Is
Gilbierg Hd
Gill
adkw
Gimso
Gioiosa Jonica
Gioja
AQRI
Gonaives
ABiR
aipn
Gooch B
Goode I
Good Hope, C. of
Good Hope, C. (China)
Goodwin, East, Lt. V
Goodwin, North, Lt. V
Goodwin, South, Lt. V
Goodwin Sands
aijy
AKPR
Giovinazzo
aiqtj
Giraglia I
ahzs
amr
Girdle Ness
Girdler Lt. V
Girgenti
Gironde
abu
aimo
agrp
aeyb
Gil-van
Gisborne
atls
Gisund
Giudecca Canal
abht
Giurgiu
akez
Gjerrild Lt
adpo
Gjesvier
Gjoeslingerne
abgm
abkx
Gladstone
Glandore
Glarenza
asue
afxg
Glas
aiub
Gorey
Gorgona
aite
aivk
aqyl
aiyx
.arvc
aqti
arwz
afqe
abiz
amdn
ACRE
Gloucester (England)
Gloucester (Mass.)
Gloucester (N. J.)
aeqn
Gliickstadt
aduj
baiz
azky
Goa
Goapn4th Pt
ANBM
amxz
Goat
Goat
Goat
Goat
augl
balk
(Me.)
(N. S. W.^
(R. I.)...'
I.
I.
Goch6
Godavari
Goderich
Godley Hd
Godnatt 'Rock.
Godrevy I ...
Goedereede
Goeree
Goes
J
Gogaligyun
Gogha
Gohren
Goiana
aslg
AITD
Goto,
Goulburn
Gouldsborough
asji
b.atm
Gough
aed.i
'
Goulette, La
Goulfar B. (Talut Pt.)
Goulven
Gourock
Government Hill
Gracias a Dios, Cape,

Graciosa (Azores)
Graciosa (Canaries)
Gradaz P
Grade P
Grsesholmen
Grafton
Gr^d Haven
bekm
Grand Jardin Islet

agph
Grand L^jon
agfv
Grand Manan I
baxs
Grand Mont Pt
agoh
Grand Port (Mauritius)
amik
Grand Port (New Cal.)
aqyp
Grand Ribeau I
ahtu
Grand Rustico
bdcy
Grand Sesters
alkv
Grand Surrey Canal
,aejq
Grand Turk I
axkt
Grande B
aybj
Grande Banc
acrs
Grande, P. (C. Verde Is.)..algw
Grande P. (Stephens B.)
auvn
Grands Cardinaux
agou
Grangemouth
afkb
Granite I
beoz
Granitola, Cape
aimk
Grant Beach Lts
bdha
Granton Hr
afkq
Granville (New Guinea)
aqtg
Granville (France).
ageo
Grao de Valencio
ahkp
.
adbv
.awoz
alcx
aleg
aixv
aivd
abon
asol
asxw
anou
AMRC
adbg
Grafton, Cape
Grahanj, P
Grahams Town (Africa)

Grahamstown (N. Z.)
avzy
Grain Coast
alyg
atml
alme
atsf
Grasgard^
Grassy B
Gratiot,
acgz
ayid
befw
agnb
Grave Pt
Grave Pt. (France)
Grave Pt. (B. C.)
agsf
atwj
Gravelines
afxu
Gravesend
aeIp
ajfn
aucp
Gravosa,
Great Basses
Great Belt
Great Bird Rock
Great Borris Hd
Great Britain
Great Captain I
Great Duck I
Great Fish B
Great Fish R
Great Hr
Great Inagua I
Great Isaac
Great Kapuas R
Great Namaqualand
Great Orme Hd
Great Ribaud I
Great Round Str. Lt.
Great Sandj^ Str
Great Skarcies R
Great Swan P
Great Wall of China
aydcj
aioz
Hr
Gray Hr
azpc
ariu
apfc
ahgy
autm
Granada, Nueva
agnr
aeyn
anqm
Governors I
aclv
aihn
Granada
akwe
agix
Goyder R
Goza Hr
Gozier
ae
aowy
AOWT
achq
acbr
alvk
Gozo
Graa Deep.
aedk
acim
achd
Goto Is
Gotska Sandon
Gottenburg
Aocr
eehj
bezq
atjk
acfy
aepo
aqmf
aonz
Goshkcvitch B
Gota (Gotha) Canal
Gotland
AzxH
angz
Godhavn
asfk
atjm
ALGj
Gorizia, or, Goritz
aeyw
I.
axpe
ajlo
Glasgow, P. (Scotland)
fCal.)
ASDF
anhr
agdt
ahyf
Glavina Pt.
Glenelg
Glenelg R
I.
aekl
aeks
.aekm
AFMS
ABVY
BDQG
Gorontalo
Glosholm
anzr
aekr
Gorino
aey.z
Gloriense Isle
alwq
GoriSe
Goro Pt
Hr
ATjs
ASZK
Gordon
Gore B
Goro,
Glopen
alph
axtk
Goose C
Goose I
Gopalpur
Gorda Pt
bdyr
Glengariff
Gran Canaria
aler
Grand B (Mauritius)
amig
Grand I. (St. Lawrence)
bdpu
Grand I. (Lake Superior). .bepf
Grand Banc Lt. V
ages
Grand Bassa
alko
Grand Bassam
almj
Grand Bourg
ayed
Grand Cayman
axqv
ajew
Goole
Ai'cw
ayse
j...ajhp
Goolwa
Glasgow (Ontario)
Glasgow (Scotland)
Glasgow, P. fN. Guinea)
Granatello
AUSL
ALRC
aqzp
Gomb^ Pt
Gomen B
aqrt
Giova Pt
Gran
akbo
aoqb
aoge
AKWB
Gomena, C
Gomenizza P
Gomera
AVLY
abjv
Gilleskaal
Gillolol
Gillolo Passage
Goldsboro
ALMW
Grecale,
anfb
adln
bdfz
adfv
aehq
azsl
basp
alup
alyh
axwn
axk v
axiw
apxm
alu v
aetw
ahtu
bafk
asho
aur
ashg
aojw
aipe
Part
II.
469
GRECOHAMPTON
Greco,
Greco, Torre del
akrb
Green
Green,
Green Hr
Green I. (C. Br. I.)
Green I. (China)
Green I. (N. S.)
Green I. (Lunenburg)
Green I. (St. Xawrence)
Green Pt
Greenhithe
Greenland
Greenly I
Greenock
Greenore (Carlingford)
Greenport
Guadalcanar I
Guadalquiver R
ashu
sou
anyv
bcoa
bcka
bdpi
alwp
aeiy
azvu
aejb
ayjn
aemu
aczv
aczp
adko
ahoy
aygb
aytu
bdba
ackw
arnf
Grenadines, The
Grenville Hr
Grey, P.
Grey R
Greymouth
atfo
atpu
aivm
.-
AjTB
Grimsby
afmp
Griko,
Grimskar
Grimstad
Grindel Pt
Grindstone I. (N. B.)
Grindstone I. (P. Ed.
Grino
Grip
GrisNez, C
Grissellhamn
Grohara
Groix I
Groniiigen
acgi
abwe
bapl
bazi
I.)
apyb
ackg
acqv
Sound
C
Grosa Pt. (Iviza)

Grosa Pt. (Majorca)
Gross Ziegenort
Grossa I
Grossbruch
Grossel
Grosse Isle
Grosses Haff
Grosso,
Mt
Grosso Pt
Grouin Pt
Grovenor P
Gruizza, or Grucia I
bdpq
abjx
ABMU
Gronningen
Gronskar
Gronskaren
Grori
GrOS,
Guadalupe R
Guadeloupe
Guadiana B
Guadiana R
bcqi
aueh
Grenaa
Grenada (Spain)
Grenada (W. I.)
ajpx
bbid
aeis
Gregory, C. (Or)
Gregory, C. (Magellan)
Gregory, P
Greifswald
Greifswalder Oie
Grignano
Griinendeich
Gryto
Haaks
abcd
Haaler Is
Haarbjerget
abhm
Haarlem
Haber Ness
aeck
adfq
awub
Habana
aydc
axoj
Habibas
aiidm
avri
Guaira, La
Guardafui,
Guajan I
awju
amog
aqvl
awed
Guama R
aweb
Guam
.
ackv
aduo
ABHY
aqwi
ahbg
GuahybaR
Guajara
bezo
Greenspond
Greenwich
Greenwich (R. I.)
Greenwich Observatory
GrepenLt.
ajie
bbqg
aeyv
afuk
azrh
bewj
Grundkallen Lt.
aihp
Greece
Greek Archipelago
AQVL
Guanape
Is
Guanica,
auxs
axyk
awjm
axqr
Guanta B
Guantanamo
Guarapari
Guardia, La
Guardia Pt
Guardiana I
Guardia Vecchia Hill
avtjx
agzr
aigp
.ajki
aicv
aupi
Guatemala
Guaytulco, P
Guayanilla, P
abre
Guerbaville
apzs
AKLi
Gu^rin I
Guernsey
aomb
Guetaria
agum
Guia
Guia F
Guiana
AHCG
agdb
anyh
awfm
GuU
Lt.
Gull I
Haedik
ayij
AEKQ
BEWY
acir
Hagi
Hague, C. de la
Hague, The
Haidar Pasha
Haiderabad
akso
anxc
anxl
aogp
Haisborough Lt.
Haitan Str
Haiti,
Halmstad
Halong B
acdf
Hamada
Hamamatsu
Hamanaka
apge
aplk
Hambantotti
anez
aduv
Hamburg
bdxw
aomu
Hr
aybp
Hamilton,
Gutvik
abkq
Hamilton Inlet
Gutzlaff I
AOFB
bcrg
bcov
amxj
ANLQ
Hammamet
acxb
bdpt
bdet
acyv
Guyon
Guysborough
Guzerat
>
AiMX
Gwa
agbx
Gwddar
alys
Gwatar
amvz
aizr
Gythium
aims
amwd
aepd
ayih
Hamilton (Bermuda)
Hamilton (Ontario)
Hamilton (Queensland)
awbn
AWDM
Gustaf
acdg
abzr
aqte
anxf
ADPW
ADLW
ablm
AKMQ
aouy
Hals
Halskov
Halten Is
Halys Pt
R
R
AJCM
awvl
bamf
ajyb
Hamelin B
Gurupi
awqn
adyw
akur
Gurupa
apks
asmb
aswx
Hallam
Gunfleet
acyo
acdx
abdg
bclp
abzy
adnj
ajvl
ackv
aowe
Hakluyts Hd
Hakodate
Hales Bluff
Half-Moon cay
Half-Moon Shoal Lt
Halfway Rock
axiv
afph
.aklr
AiBZ
aoil
I
Haken
Halifax
Halifax
afnr
aobr
AXTC
AXTS
.Gun cay
AHLU
ahnz
ahon
acjh
GuniehGureina
Guruni Hd
akbb
amwu
Hainan
Hains Pt
aqfm
Bcip
Aovc
agcq
aeco
Haifa
Haifong
Gumaka
atzq
agol
Hafringe
AGMR
adyu
abvq
Gull Rock
asjo
adgo
Hallands Wadero
Hallo
Hall Sound
admx
apcb
Hacking, P
Hadersleben
Hadlock, P
Haiki
aqjo
,
Hachken
aqib
awfs
bcpw
awls
Hacha, La
aroc
aglr
axmv
almx
akzf
Hr
Haiyang
Haiyuntau
Hakata
Guduat
Gudvangen
Habitants
axyi
auvz
aumd
Guimaris
Guinchos cay
Guinea G
Guisanburg
Guiuan
Guldborg Sound
Gulf Stream
axnw
Haiti
Guaymas
abzf
Is
auop
Guayaquil
Guildford
Guilfinec
Lt.
Hammero
Hammer
asui
beya
akvz
abhx
Pt
acfg
Hammerfest
abgr
Hammershus
Hamnskar
Hampton
Hampton Roads
acbe
bajx
acfb
ayvn
PaRT
470
II.
HANHOBRO.
Han R
anzw
Hancock, C
audc
Handa
apfy
Handkerchief Lt.
baem
HangchauB
aphy
aobr
Hangklip, C
alwv
Haneda
ACQP
Hango
Hanish
amrx
Is
Hanko
abys
Hankow
Hand I
aohx
acfu
Hanobugten
Hanoi
Hanois
Hanover
Hanstholm
Hanswest (Hansweerd)
Haonbaikan I
Haparanda
Hapsal
Haradsskar
Harbour Grace
Harbour 1
Harburg
Harcourt B
Hardanger Fiord
Harderwijk
Hardwick
Hardwicke B
Hardy, P
Hare B
Hare I
acfp
anwv
agde
advc
adqv
aegd
anvm
acnv
ACTP
acij
bevl
axjo
advb
aqzn
abrz
aebl
aymb
artg
atbd
bexn
aneb
apzj
Harfleur
Harg
Haringhdta
Harlem
Harlem Ship Canal
ACKQ
anju
azor
azps
adzc
Haulbowline I
Haulover Isthmus
Hausui B
Haut Banc du Nord
Haute 1
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Hawke, C
Hawkes B
Hawkesbury, P
Hawkesbury R
Hawksbury
Haya saki Ch
Hayatomo Str
Hayle
ayev
abez
arby
asnc
atli
bcpt
aslw
atjp
Hesselo I
adks
Hd
aepf
adng
abmz
bcis
afcq
Hebrides
Heceta Hd
Hector
audy
Heda Hr
apgr
Hedjaz Province
amqy
adem
atfg
acxy
abhb
Hekkingen
Hela Pt
Acxw
Helder.
adzk
Helensburg
aezf
atbh
.abxd
advj
ABWR
adnl
admb
ajwt
aboc
aedo
azpr
Hellevoetsluis
Haasel
abhr
Haste Aftera Sh
Hastellic Pt
ahbs
agnq
Hellman
apbp
abjl
ABRF
acqd
aelc
asgb
anpc
bcpq
Hellville
amgr
Helsingborg
acdv
ACQX
acox
adoy
aers
Hasvig
Haszard Pt
Hatanga R
asno
ABGU
Hatholm
bdap
apqo
abve
Hatien
Hatinh
an wp
Hatteras,
anuy
C
Hatteras Inlet
Hattes, Les
Hatzfeldt Hr
Haugesund
aytc
aysz
awgl
Helsingfors
Helsingkallan
Helsingor
Helwick Lt.
Hempstead
Hen Pt
Hen & Chickens Reef Lt.

Hendrick Hd
Henlopen, C
Hennings Vser
Henry, C
Henzada
aqtu
Heongsan,
absz
Hepburn
astp
ajgp
Herzegovina
Hestskjser
Hell Gate
BDji
bark
I.)
Hervey B
Heste
Hever
adkl
acmf
Herradura, P. (Cent. Am.)..AUSB

Herradura, P. (Chile)
aveh
bdlk
Helles,
ajqy
avmx
aoxn
aovx
Helliar Holm
Hellig Veer
Helliso
Hastings (Sussex)
Hastings
Hastings Hr
Hastings, P
Hastings R
Hefon I
Heron Neck (Green
aghm
Hellevik
ACFD
Hermopolis
Hermoso, Mt
Hernosand
Hâux de Br^hat
b azp
apos
aquw
Is
Hfeve, C. la
Hellehavn Pt
Helleholm
azlt
akvy
agdj
Hermit
Heugh
Heisternest
aqug
axbe
Herm
amjs
Heiligenhaten
asvb
asxc
Herbert
Herbert R
Herbertshoh
Herbes, Pt. aux
Hereford Inlet
Herkla (Hergla)
Heard I
Heath Pt
Hebert,
aknf
ahqp
aysk
aewm
Hd
afzh
bcpk
azdx
adwq
Heraklea
Hayti
Helgeraaen
Helgoland
Helle
Hasenore
Hasle
abgk
Is
Helensville
Harwich
agqi
bcda
aqxs
atdy
atwz
aepk
aelu
H^rault,
bcjn
Havosund
Havre
Harve Bouche
Havre de Grace
Havre du Robert
aumb
bauh
abhu
ANxa
Haro Str
asne
Heppens
Havannah Hr
Have, La,
Havelock
Harlingen
Haro, C
Harrington (England)
Harrington Inlet
Harrington (Me.)
Harstad
Hartland Pt
Hartlepool
Harvey Corner
apwt
bcqu
azsc
AOGZ
V. azxt
.
adsy
Hewittville
asvf
Hexham
a8me
Heyst
Hibi Ch
Hiddensee I
Hiechechin B
aehi
AOWM
adbq
anzl
adkn
Hielm
Hierapetra
Hierro
ajpt
alfj
bafw
aguh
Highlands
Higuera, C
Higuerita Bar...-.
Hi]i
Hijo
Hiku sima
. .
.ahdq
AOZD
AQKR
aovq
Hillsborough
b azr
Hillsborough B
Bczx
Hillsborough I. (Baily Is.)..aqvs
Hillswick
AFGV
Hilo
ARFB
Hilton Head I
aynr
Himesima
aozg
Hinchinbrook
aswz
Hindo
ABQP
Hingham
bahm
Hinlopen Str
Hino misaki
Hiogo
Hirado
Hirado no Seto
Hirosima
abdh
Hirota B
Hirsova, or, Hirssova
Hirtshals
Hirtaholm
Hisaka sima
Hitokatpu B
bamx
Hittero
azhs
abiq
ayvb
anmi
aocb
Hiva Oa
Hjelm
aplp
AFLV
afzg
Hobart
Hoboken
Hoborg
Hobro
apek
.\PBS
aowe
aowq
aozu
apjs
akev
adqe
adqk
ao wx
apmc
abuq
aroe
ADKN
asgp
azoq
ACHF
ADPN
Part
geogkaphioal signals
II.
places
471
HOBSONINDIO.
Hobson B
Hodeida
Hoedekenskerke
Hoek
Hog I.
aryt
amrv
Lt.
Hoganas
Hogan Group
Hogland
Hogsholm.
Hogsten, or, Hogstenen
aegb
AEBF
Azwp
acdr
ascw
acsu
ABOY
Horsens
Horst
Horta
adjp
AC YP
ALcs
Horten
Horton
abxw
Horup Haff
Hougue, La
Hourtin
Houston
Houtman Rocks
H5ien
abok
adwi
adqo
Hoievarde
abtn
Hoihau B
Hokianga
anxp
atbd
Howe, C
Howe Ch
Howrah
atfw
Howth Bailey
Hohe Weg
Flat
Hokitika
Hokushu
APKJ
BFAQ
ADLG
ARVE
adot
Holar
Holbek
Holdfast
HoUsender Deep
Hollam's Bird I
Holland (Mich.)
alum
HoUen
abvm
HoUesley B
Holmedal
Holmengraa
Holmestrand
afor
absn
abrd
abyo
aomt
acmz
achp
bekj
Holmogadd
Holmon
Holmudden
Hoi Ness
ADFS
HOV Huk
Hov Sand
Hoyer
Hoylake
Huacho
Huafo I
Huaheine I
Huaina Pisagua B
Huanchaco:
Hondeklip
Honduras
alvu
awpb
agbe
Honfleur
Honga
azfk
anzj
Honghai
Hongkong
Hon Kobe, P
Honmoku Lt. V
Honolulu
Honshu
Hood Canal
Hood, P
Hoogly
Hook
Hook
of
of
- .
Holland
Schouwen
HopePt
Hope, P
auyh
AVDW
.^cktj
eraka
Huasco,
Hormigas, Las
Hom,C
Horn
Hornbsek
Horn Reefs
Lt.
Horsburgh Lt
Hudiksvall
aclt
Hudson B
Hudson City
Hudson R
beyl
azon
azow
,
ANWM
ahdu
Huelva
Hueneme Pt
C
auit
ahjr
AVEP
Huevos I
Hufvudskar
ero
er6s,
aclu
flesias
ata,
aieb
APCi
ki sima
aowg
lette
amfy
AVBN
AHVB
asdy
avtg
AQcu
pa
lay
Pt
1
Ifracombe (England)
Ifracombe (Tasmania)
Iha Grande
anxz
lin I
AOHM
afmr
Uinois
locos
Hukau
Hull (England)
Hull (Mass.)
mabari
apeb
maidzumi gawa
Hunghwa Ch
beyg
ANHC
Hunstanton
Hunter Cove
Hunter I
Hunter Pt. Dock
Hunter R
Hunting I
Huntington
Huntly
ATPO
HuonR
aobn
afnm
aubr
asez
augk
asmn
ayog
azet
ATBW
ASGP
aptl
HurlockB
Huron I
Huron Lake
bbow
Huron, P
Hurst Castle
aemg
Husevegg
Hussein Pt
aqer
axwr
ANIR
aecv
aepd
Hump
BEJL
.'
AQID
BCVK
(Cal.)
aept
loilo
bahj
Humacao
Humansdorp
Humber R
Humboldt
aoif
ALPB
ACID
ajng
AJUB
akmf.
'.
Iggesund
Hdgli R
Huilingsan Hr
ANIR
bfac
ALup
Pt
Hligli
AYHI
awqx
acjd
ANJF
aiyl
AJXN
ahjg
AVJY
AXCR
adpe
adrs
ansz
Huarmey
Hubbard Cove
AQED
akrt
AMCE
amqp
akes
AUZM
braila
celand
Hungary
BDXQ
Hora
bo
brahim,
avch
auxm
atzu
azfn
adzv
apoz
arhg
aopg
AFWG
Ca
CaCOS Pt
cacos Road
A VIM
Hunchun
Hooper Str
Hoorn
Hopedale
asfy
bn HS,ni Pt
Humt Adjim
aphs
Hythel
APES
AHFX
AOTB
anym
anwc
Hylleholt
ajnu
ahtv
adnt
.'
Hyferes
ana
ba
aeuk
AUYL
aoij
Hydra
afux
alxu
afmn
aupg
akvh
HookPt
Hope
badx
chabo
chang fu
da
do
Huertas,
Hyannis
avce
abwc
abmh
anbx
awmf
axxb
Honda
Hon Dau
AWVF
army
Huanillos
Hu6
Homborgsund
Hommelviken
Honawar
aohw
adsl
adet
APKu
aetl
JEolyhead
Hwangchau
Hwanghai
aqpw
Holtenau
-
agcb
agtf
ASQP
anjl
Hoya B
bezw
Hvidingso
Hvidsteen
.adir
Ascj
'.
ABNF
adsx
ATOV
ACDY
abth
abym
Husum
Hutt, P
Hven I
bceu
adgb
ADJR
Hoy
Holsteinborg
Holy
Hustad
befq
"efr
ADPR
apju
mari
mbetiba
aowp
avud
mbituba
mbros
avrs
ajup
aiho
mperatore Pt
mperial Hr
imperial
aorb
avhp
imuruk Lake
atpy
nacceasible I
alvh
akdf
nada
nch Keith
n chon
afjm
aoln
n Dail Loch.
aezw
ndependencia B
nderamayu Pt
apvk
auzs
amwl
ndia
ndian I
baoz
ndian R
ndian Tickle
ndiana
axie
.bexy
'.
.beju
awun
abtjh
ndianola
ndigirka
akpe
ndioPt. Lt.
R
V
apox
avno
472
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKKANGED.
Part
II.
INDRAGIRIE KAILUA.
Indragirie
Indus
Ineboli, C
Infreschi,
aprt
AMWR
akmx
aijl
Ingonish
Ingornachoix
bcug
berw
ambk
Iiâmboio
apcb
Isumi Str
Itabapuana
avun
Italy
AHVW
Itamaraca I
Itapacaroya
avzu
avsh
avxw
Itaparica I
Jervis
ajiCm
Jervis, C
Jezirat NAbiyu Tanb
Jezirat at Tawfla
arvk
amvl
amvo
Iviza
AKYU
AHNS
Jezireh
Jibuti
AMOY
akcp
Ivory Coast
almq
Jidda
akhl
apik
Itapuan Pt
avyp
Inishowen Hd
InishtrahuU
aftd
afsz
Ithaca I
akmw
Ivi,
.'.....
Innambin R
Inner Road
alzw
ahtm
Iwaga saki
Iwanai B
Iwo sima
lyo nada
Inokushi, P
Inskip Pt
Intermediate Lt.
aoyp
Izabel
aozf
Inland Sea
Inuboye
anit
apiu
aezh
Inverary
Jablanaz,
Jackson, F. .
Jackson, P
Jacksonville
afhv
afhz
arto
Jacmel
abws
Jade
APBT
ajhg
akpo
apo v
bajo
asqr
avcp
afpo
Jsederens Pt
JAfafebad
Investigator Str
lomfruland
lona
Ionian Is
Ipsera Islet
Ipswich f England)
Ipswich (Mass.)
Ipswich (Queensland)
Iquique
: . .
Ireland
Ireland I
ayip
R.
AJM0
apgv
. ;
belw
anlx
Iroquois Pt
Irrawaddy R
aeyj
Irvine
Isaac Hr
Isabela,
Isaccea
Isaki
Ischia
Ise Fiord
Ise Sea
Ishikari
bcnx
aqlk
akeq
'.
apje
ajli
Isigny
Iskanderdn
Iskanderdn
Islands, B. of
Islay (Peru)
Islay (Scotland)
Islay Sound
Isleta Pt
Ismailia
Ismid
Isola
Isonzo
Ispe Pt
Israelite
lese H'd
'
amrj
AKXw
Jidjelli
Jinoiiuen
aoln
Jobabo
AXQB.
JoboS,
Johanna
John R
AXYC
amde
aync
asjw
ayjk
Jolo
axuz
acou
Jondal
Jones Pt
awzu
adwk
Jonquifere,
abue
Jafnapatam
Jaguarybe R...
Jaltepeque Lagoon
anfk
Jaluit
aqvy
axqz
apru
Jubal, Str
Jambu Ayer
apqs
James B
James P
James R
James Town
Jamestown Hr.
beyr
azrn
Jubia B
Juby, C
Jaffa,
amxu
ARWP
awcl,
auqp
Jamaica
Jambie B
aywl
.
alvd
aqvd
acqs
adlu
aleq
Jammer B
Jammerland B
Jan Mayen I
Japan
ALci
Azuw
ANRV
ADXT
Juja Pt
Jdldia Hill
AJDZ
amzs
bpau
Juniskaren
ankl
atqk
acmd
Junin
Junkseylon
anpm
Avci
apvw
Jupiter Inlet
axib
abpv
Jura Sound
Jutland
aezv
ADJM
Kabelvaag
Kabinda
Kabes
alkw
Kada B
apex
Kadiak I
Kadi Kioi
Kadosh Pt
atrw
akbd
AKHW
Jarrow
Jdshak,
Jassy
AKPi
aezr
apbe
alet
Java
Javea
Jeba R
apuq
ahkb
aktm
Jebeil
akse
Kaffa
ajyl
AIVY
AivG
ACGT
Jebel Teir
Jebel Zukur
amrt
amry
Kaffu- Kuyl
Kaffraria
Jeddah
amrj
arqo
adju
Jekoits
Kage
Kageno sima
Kagoshima
AUQB
Aivu
Aivx
AMVT
adbl
alir
Jeddore Rock
Hr
Jelai R.
Jella Koffi
Jerba, C. el
Jerba I
'
AMNW
ahkj
axpy
akro
akrn
atnm
avbn
C
Jasmund
bcig
ahuz
bcxv
atxk
amhc
avpm
apvy
Juneau
agcs
arlt
afln
aorm
ahru
aosz
Japara Islet
Jar Fiord
Jardeheu Pt
ABSP
AZDo
amqj
Jucaro
Judith Pt
Jmst
agxn
Jucar,
Jugru
BcxD
asxo
ansy
aphp
ahsd
AQLI
Jarman
Istria
~.
agbw
Istapa
Istria, C. d'
akbj
Jordan R
Jouan G
Jourimain I
Juan de Fuca Str
Juan de Nova I
Juan Fernandez I
Juana
Juba
Janet, C
Janjira Hr
apdc
Isidore
..uGz
apmq
Ishima.
Ishi no maki
Jandia Pt
apfi
JaCobstadt
AOZJ
adlb
. ,
asje
Johnstone R
Johore R
Joka sima
Joliette Basin
ajbr
Invergorden
Inverness
saki.
aozq
Awaj
atgj
Iro
apmv
aoxh
Jackson
Invercargill
Iris
ASRCi
saki
avup
amey
Itap^rina
Inkerman
acyj
aksx
Jerusalem
afhh
afrq
Injir
Jershoft
Itapemerim
Inisheer
Inishgort
Injeh,
albk
aksv
agdn
azok
Jeremias Anchorage
Jericho
Jersey
Jersey City
bcmk
aqvd
aqb v
ALNP
akxt
akvf
Kaiiilui
abil
akvi
akjz
Hr
Kaibobo Road
Kaikoura
Kailua
.\lxh
alvq
acnl
aoxf
aoyc
arfk
aqrb
atjq
arpg
Part
II.
places
473
KAIPARA ^KEWAUNEE.
Kaipara
Hr
atbb
adwe
aduf
aqtn
athy
Kaitan
Kakesuka minato
Kalaioki
K(lama
Kalamaki
Kalamata
Kalamuti Hr
Kalantan
Kalazak
Kaliwan
Kalix. ^
Kalk Ground
Kalkgrundet
Lt.
Lt.
V
V
Kallo I
Kalloni,
Kara Sea
Kara Str
abdo
Kawur
ajzk
abds
acre
abfd
Kara-Agatch
Karabane I
aknb
Kayeli B
Kazakavitch
akdy
Karabuga
Kara Bumu (Black Sea)
Kara Bumu (Levant)
- -
Kallundborg
ACPB
-Ajtw
adlr
acgj
Kalmar
Kalmar Sound
acgp
KaloB
ADKE
KaraghatchHr
akpu
apnu
Keeling Is
Kefken, C
Kega Pt
aknh
ANVX
ALYN
Karaginski I
apdb
apne
akds
KamchyR
Kamerun
alqj
ajzw
Ka,mir
akif
Kamish
AOTW
apmu
anod
Kamo
Kamoisaki
Kamorta
Kamouraska
bdpx
Kampen (Netherland)
Kampen (Schleswig)
Kampong Ton R
KamrangB
Kanagawa
KanahenaPt
KanaisG
KanalaB
Kanazawa
-Kanburi
KandalakG
Kandavu
Kandi
Kandilli
KanedaB
Kangan
adso
anuw
anwb
aphw
,-
anqi
Karamania
atfc
Karamusal
Karang Mas
ajyn
Kem
aobt
ABFc
apws
aowi
anfx
Kema
aqmd
aowl
Kenmare
Kennebec R
Kennebunk
Karakaiki
Karamea
- .
Kamafuli
ACOL
acfv
acfw
ankj
anob
augz
Kar Nicobar
admi
Karrebsek
Kartal
Kariunbhar
Karun
Karwar Hd
Kaeado sima
Kasamanze R
Kashi no saki
Kasko
KasomR
Kassandra G
Kassar
Kasserodde
Kastelorizo I
Kastri Pt
Kastro (Khios)
ajyb
amxb,
amuo
anbt
aozp
alhy
aper
Acpj
anpw
ajvz
actv
adgw
akpx
ajhl
ajto
Kendari
aoui
Katakolo
ajlp
Katang
apvt
Kerpenhir Pt
Kertch
Kerteminde
Kervasara
Kerynia
aqsw
Kataura
aoxz
akcl
KatavitiB
Katland
KatoreiB
Kats6p6
acjzc
aphj
Kattegat
amvd
Kattoji saki
baml
.'
'.
anuf
abfg
KatauR
acoe
aqmj
afqh
bale
Kennedy, P. (Queensland). aszo
arm
Kennedy, P. (W. Aust.)
asyr
Kennedy R
beiz
Kenosha
ascx
Kent Group:
AZE V
Kent I
afpk
Kentish Knock Lt. V
amjx
Keonga B
ajur
Kephalo, C
ajwy
Kephez Pt
ASUM
Keppel C
aoyk
Kerama Group
apli
Keramot Saki
akmi
Kerassond (Kerasunda)
agns
Kerdonis Pt
akmy
i
Kerempeh, C
amjr
Kerguelen I
agko
Kerhuon
agjd
Kerisoc Pt
akvo
Kerkenah Is
arbx
Kermadec Is
Kernic
Islet
aqbh
ajui
Katakami
alyi
adez
Kemi
adoi
apbj
ANBO
aptx
Keiskamma R
Keke Ness
Kelumpang B
Kelung Hr
Kastrup
ajsl
aqpm
Diilan I
Kastro (Lemnos)
arcb
aqom
arfn
akup
arbd
abfi
Kandalaksha
Kandeliusa
aebn
Kel
ARjx
akei
aqoi
akps
Karquines
Kamatasaki
Kamchatka
apns
Kara-Herman
anvd
amrq
KamaoPt
KamaranHr
arfi
'
akqr
Karlskrona
Keats,
Ke
anep
ados
apjw
Lt.
Kealakekua
amwp
Karlshamm
Kamaishi
alib
ajzu
Karachi
Karadash Bumu
Karaga Hr
anjc
Kalvebodeme
aptf
aqrf
aoqe
Kedah
Kalpi Anchorage
Kaltura
ajyv
atnc
atoh
akdc
ajix
ajsp
Kawatsi
akqd
Kalomo
arfe
P
Kebula B
Karatsu
Klrikal
Kariya
Karlo
Kaiolimno (Archipelago)
Kalolimno (Mammara)
abv
akbp
ajwh
aphx
apbu
saki
Kawhia
Kawa
Kawau
acek
arft
.
adpc
ajnb
ajvx
'
aniz
anyq
akdx
apng
aoct
ACNz
adfp
argb
Bumu
Kapury
Kara, C
anhk
aquo
Kavak
'Kapsali
ajsq
Kaliu
aqsv
ajmi
akwb
Kalimno
Kalingapatam
Kauai
Kaukhali
Kaulung
Kaunakakai
Kaupanger
ajog
antu
Kalgalaksha
Kaliakra,
Kalibia
Kappel Pt
Kappeln
Kaua
Kavala
Kavfcna
Kawaihae
ATDM
ACGY
Kapiti I
ajwi
KalMdenLt. V..:
aphl
acbp
AQSE
Kapau
audk
anci
Kanonsaki
Kanso
apqf
apzn
acoq
Kalagaan
Kangdn
Kankao R
Kannanur
aczf
Kaiserfahrt
Kaiser Hr
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Kaiser Wilhelmsland
artu
anvr
amvd
anuz
Kangaroo I
Kangio Bank
aksr
Kaisariyeh
K&oman
abuy
Kesennuma
aptm
Ketchumville
AMGD
Keti
acbj
Keum gang
apkr
Kewaunee
agiv
agne
agnz
akih
adiy
ajif
akqu
apjr
atqf
AMWT
aolx
beih
Part
474
II.
KEWEENAWKRA.
Keweenaw B
Key West
beoq
axqu
Keyham
aboc
AKOS
Kezil Pt
Khaidari
ajnp
amxp
amvk
Khamthalia
Khamir
Khania
ajpe
Khanlijeh
Kharag (Kharij )
Khelidromi I
Khelong B
Kherson
Khersonese,
Khristinestad
Kiahtsz
Kiama
Kiangyin
Kichau
Kidderpur
Kidderpur Wet Docks
Kidorong Pt
Kiel
Kiel and Eider Canal
Kienchufu
Kieuhien
Kii
aohv
anjo
anjh
apyj
ADEO
adtg
anxo
anwj
ajnq
Kilcradan
Hd
apqw
aezm
akeo
aknl
AMNH
amby
amnb
KUdonan Pt
Kilia Mouth
Kilia Pt
Kilifi
asjk
aofs
APEi
Eliladia
Kilimdn
Kilindini,
Kiliomeli,
Killala
Killary, B
Killybegs
Kiloarda,
P
C
ajvb
afsd
Kinburn
Kincardine
Kinchau
aoki
afjo
aexn
adsg
afeq
aknj
apil
AFuz
amsk
AMVO
amnv
AQox
Kissa
Kistna R
Kistrand
Kiswere Hr
Kita kami R
angs
abgi
amkh
Kitta
acwh
AOMW
Koroni.
Kororarika
Korso
Korsor
Korsor Road Lt.
amqe
Koshiki Is
Koshiki-sima
Kosi R
Koslu B
Kosounai
Koster I
aoxw
aowu
aqey
apcjm
Kotka I
Kotonu
ARPN
Kobberdal
Kings Lynn
King Sound
Kingsport
Kob6
arlp
bceo
Koepang
Koh Chang
KocM
Lt.
APBR
APcx
aqop
anuq
abzl
aqbj
Kota-batd
adiu
alxp
Kobber Grund
aorp
Kota Raja
Kotawa B
baky
aeqj
ALZi
AKND
Kota Baharu
Knuds Hd.
Knysna Hr
arty
afnk
aov.n
Koseir
Knubble, The
KingBCOte
adly
adlx
AKPJ
aojy
arpj
Ascp
abkh
adqg
adlj
adjb
ACQi
Str
Kingchu fu
King George Sound
King I
King Pt
King Road
. 1
aorw
ICorshagen
Kotawaringin
Kotelnoi I
aegp
ajmf
atns
amky
Knocke
aolp
.-
Kingani
acsi
Iajqt
aonx
KOS
Kosedo
acoi
acyb
achs
KomUoE G
ANRQ
atqo
anpl
ADCN
abfh
anpi
Inlet
Kopalin
Kopparstenarne Lt.
Korableny Lt. V
Kordion B
Korea
Korshavn
adqw
akgv
.arom
AUED
Koombanah B
adim
ablt
aceo
acbd
adjl
achi
ambp
acxd
K6-je Do
Konstantinovski
Kjeldsnor
Kjengskjser
Klagstorp
Klintehamn
KlitmoUer
Klondike R
Klong Bagatae
Klutz Hd
Knivaia
Knivaniemi
alsd
ALRY
Konig WiUielm Canal
Korsakovsk
apop
ador
Konigsberg
arms
apbw
aljm
ajug
Kondia P
Konge Deep
Kongo Free State
Kongo R
Kongoni
Irmak
Kizu gawa
Klinte
apdh
ALRE
Konakri
KOOS R. (Coos)
acyw
ab vh
aizl
apow
apnm
Komo R
Kopah
ajzk
ajtq
ajmp
Komandorski Is
Komatsushima Anch
asib
Kleven
Klinkowstroem
aovz
amzo
amzp
ancy
ADGT
abge
atrg
Kolokithia (Archipelago)
Koltkithia (Greece)
Kolorat Hr
Kolyma, R...
Kiyerr Inlet
Kizil
acsz
apjm
amlc
aofp
Aovs
aofg
amlf
AOCH
aomc
AKRC
ajmk
ALNQ
aohr
Kiukiang
Kiungani
Kiushan Beacon
Kiushu
Kiutoan Lt. V
Klazati
Kleines Haff
behg
adcl
afsl
aplt
akgi
Kolmakoff
amnl
Kishm
Kiti, C
Kitries,
absj
AJYS
Kirkwall
Kirpen I
Kisaradzu
Kish Lt. V
Kishin
Kisimayu
afxb
Kolachel
Kolding
KoUefjord
ADNY
Kirkeby
akqf
amki
Kilwa Kisiwani
Kilwa Kivinje
amko
Kimanis B
apys
Kimberley (N. Australia)
arif
Kimberley (W. Australia), .arlh
Kina Balu
apzc
Kinabatangan R
apzs
Kinashiri
Kinservik
Kioge
Kios
Kipini
Kirchdorf
Kirkcaldy
Kirkcudbright
Kladesholm
Klang
afro
afig
afwy
aogs
Ch
Kikik
apjg
Kinsale.
Kinsale, Old Hd. of
amyf
anlq
anzm
Khwa
Kokskar
Kokuntau Is
Kokura
Kolaba Pt
Kolaba Oby
abps
Hd
ayfs
.anwi
ajvm
anpk
akgz
atri
acpl
Khunbandar
ACUH
amvx
amsq
Khor Rabij
Khorya Morya Is
Khramtshenko
Hr.).
apjq
apwk
Koko Reef
Kokotoni Hr
Koksi,
Kino
amwy
Khori
Kinhon Hr. (Thinai

Kinkuwasan
Kinn
Koidzumi
apvg
Klinnard
amth
Khor Fakin
arwd
Kingstown (Ireland)
Kingstown (St. Vincent)
akco
AJTM
Khios
bdwm
amuy
akhm
axsr
Kingston f Jamaica)
Kingston (Ontario)
Kingston (S. Australia)
aphb
Kottapatam.
Kotzebue Sound
Kourland
Kowie
Kowno
Kra. -
aqbu
'.
apqc
ACRJ
ALNX
angp
atpq
acuv
ALYB
Acvi
ANPE
Part
II.
475
KRAGCHENBURGLEITH.
Kragchenburg
abbt
Kiagero
Kran Fiord
Krasnaia Gorka
Kraut Sand Lt.
abwq
abwo
acsm
Kraxtepellen
Kresta G
Krimea
Krimon Java
Krionero Pt
Krishna Lt.
Is
Kristianstad
Kristiansund
Kro6
aduk
Acwu
Kronborg
Kronslot
Kronstadt
Kru
Krusenstem
Kuahoi R
Kua Kam R
Kudat B
Kuga sima
Kuilu R
Kuji B
Kullen
Kultuznay
Iângksa
akhe
aoik
Kyauk Pyu Hr
Kyholm
Kykduin
Lang Ness
aogz
apqu
aexd
anlg
Langore
Langotangen
adjv
ab w v
Langshan Crossing
aopm
apvs
ajkk
anlz
acfs
abmw
alxt
adoz
acsk
acrv
ALKS
abct
anwr
anwy
aowx
Kalessi
Kumagsi.
.'
Kumpta
awy
aebx
Kyle Akin
apcj
Kyparissia
ajlw
Kyz Aul Pt
AKHY
Laaland
Labiau
admk
acwo
ADEN
bexq
Kundari
Kunfida
Kurong
Kuru R
Kuru Chesmeh
Kusaie I
Kush
anye
Lassan..;
astn
arps
Latakiyah
akrv
Latham
amku
adqb
adqe
Latimer Reef
azub
bchu
abzg
Laumuho
aloe
Launceston
Laurkollen
Rende
;oa
Lagos (Portugal)
Lagosta
Lagostini I
ar
B
Laguerre,
Kuwana
atre
akec
ankp
ajzo
Laguinmanoc, P
Laguna B
Lagundi Str
Lahaina
Laka P
Lake Borgne
Lake Reeve
Lakhpat R
Lakon
Lakona B
I
Lamentin
Lamlash
Lamock Is
Lampedusa
Lampon, P
aqyv
aqgu
asrg
apsw
arpm
ajhs
awzi
asbu
amwy
antw
aqxc
bemi
auxg
atkx
Lanai
arpo
Lancaster
aevy
agkp
aeor
appr
abnz
Kvalbein
abui
abttw
absc
Land's End
Landskrona
Landsort
abxi
awtjq
arbe
ahup
LavEipi^ Pt
avhk
Lavata B
Lavezzi I
Lavrova Hr
avdi
Lazaref P
Lazaret Basin
Lazaretto Road
,
League I
Leander Pt
Leander Tower
Leasowe
Leba
aibj
apny
aonp
ahsc
ahti
azkd
arnh
akbh
aeum
acyp
Lebbin
Lebesby
Lebidah
AMXW
abyq
adbh
adyr
Lavandou
Lavaissiere
aezk
aobc
aqfl
aczr
aojs
asej
Lauterbach
Lauwerzee
Lavaca
Lebak,
aipb
Laiirvik
aydi
AMNP
Landerneau
Kwachau
ajbu
ajfk
ACQL
Lamu
amub
Kvindherred
Kvitholm
Kvitnes
ahcy
AMWZ
Kuweit Hr
Kvsernholm
Kvilio
AQJS
Lambayeque
Lambton Hr
Kutch G
Kutpur I
avkp
=
adpz
Channel Lt.
atqj
aptq
ancjx
avrg
Elliot I
APEO
Kutali Road
bdut
awkr
dos Patos
abci
adpc
avob
avsn
avhg
agve
akrd
abqm
arwb
(Africa)
AWGP
akbw
aquy
abbv
\'
Ladvik
Kusimoto
Kuskino
Kutabdia
Larangeiras
apzl
abpk
Lt.
.and]?
Lamb
aqnp
alni
akvs
APLU
aqot
agji
AQjD
Laccadive Is
Lacepede B
Lachine Canal
Lacre Pt
Ladrone Is. (China)
aplh
Kustenjeh. (Kustendji)
aleh
. . . :
Laon
Lapland
Lappe Grund
Lara Pt
Laraquete
Laredo
Larnaka
Larne
Ldrut R
Lasserre Pt
Kushiro
Kusilvak
Kuakoquim
Lanzarote
Latour, P
Lauersvcelgen
Apcs
Is
apyo
aqni
aelp
apsh
aohz
anyl
Lae o ka Laau
AKDG
Kuriat Is
Labdan
Labuan Amok
Labuan Tering
Labuk R
Hr
Langwas I
Lannion
Lantau
Lanvaon Height
APED
ACDN
apnv
aqbs
ajwv
amro
aomd
aomq
Kunsan
Kuper Hr
Kure
Kuri, C
Labrador
Langston
Lady
AKPL
anbz
amzq
Pt
Labo
ALRP
ANBV
Kundapur
apqw
anqb
aoks
aqzy
aoxj
APYx
KurU
Kwanglotau
altp
adxj
abwu
Kuchinotsu
Kum
anxv
Langeoog I
Langesund
Langkat R
Langkawi I
Langkiangki
Kyauchau Hr
arbk
antq
Kuaua B
Kum
Kwamera
Kwangchauwan
Kwikambo
apoh
Kuantan
Kumai
anrj
anrt
aqyc
apte
KromB
Kual5:ue
Kwala Kangsa
Kwala Lumper
Lebu P
Led Sund
Leeds
Leer
Leeuwin, C
aqkv
acze
abgp
akvb
AVHM
acqm
apmx
adyi
arpp
AxitM
aciu
Leeward Is
Leghorn
L6gu6, Le
Landunevds Pt
agjm
Leichau
anxxi
abne
abmy
Langat R
Langeland
anru
ACWB
aogb
Langenuen
Leipzig
Leite
Leith
aceb
adih
.'
abry
ahyc
agpt
aqjf
APKD
476
PaRT
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKBANGED.
II.
LEIXOESLOOKOUT.
Leixoes
ahbf
abkp
aboz
abqr
alod
anyt
afnv
axtg
aiwt
Leka
Lekanger
Lekhanger
Lekki
Lema Is
Leman & Ower
Lt.
Lemantin Pt
Leme Ch
Lemnos
Lemvig
Lena R
Lenha, P. da
Lensviken
Leonardstown
Leones Isle
Lepanto
Lepreau Pt...
Lepsorev
Leukungtao
Levanger
Levant
Levant Is
Levanto
Levanzo
Leven, P
Levi,
abqw
Leyden
Leyre R
Liakhov
Liant, C
Liauho
Liautishan Promontory
Liautung Province
Libau
I. ;
bcsh
aqep
anrz
amvh
Lipso I
Liptrap
Lisbon
Lisburne, C
Liscanor
Ajsv
aoit
abmi
akpq
ahud
ahxk
aimw
amdz
azib
afcs
bdyi
abcm
agtk
apqb
anum
aokb
aokl
aojx
AcvF
bavp
aimu
ailz
AUG
apec
bezq
afvb
aiur
avet
adpu
Likuri Hr
Lildstrand
.^
i-.
AQOz
ahpx
Ligua B
Liim Fiord
abrh
.ambx
abuz
.amke
ajrz
aprl
Loanda
aio"E
Lidung B
'.
Lindos
Linga
Lingan Hd
Lingayen
Lloyd,
aifw
arsp
Lipari I
alrd
Liffey
Lindesnses
Lindi R
aqkw
Linnhe Loch
Libreville ....
LignanoP
Llico
Llobregat
Lloret
Linosa
Linschoten Is
Lions Rump
alkh
auql
Lievely
Lindaas
Lingi
Linja
a won
axqj
ALzs
afop
ajed
acnp
alhp
Libeccio Pt
Liberia
Libertad
Licata
Licosa Pt
Linaro, C
Lincoln, P
Linde
ajml
aprd
acen
abrw
aecn
Lewis
Lewiston
Libby
ajsu
abrm
ajse
Levuka
Lewes
Limeni P
Limerick
Linano
AGCL
BDTG
L^vis
Levitha
Limasol
...arcp
adqt
apbn
aipf
Liscia
Liscomb Hr
Lisle
L'Islet
Lismore
Lissa
Lister
Lister
Lith
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Little
Basses
Belledune Pt
Cayman
Cumberland
Egg Hr
Fish B
Gull I
Hope
Karas
Islet
I
adqz
abid
abic
aclb
Logan R
Loggerhead cay
asqx
axgo
adrg
amrp
Logstor
Loneiya
Loire,
I
.agpp
Loka
AOEG
aocg
AftTC
AUJK
abue
Lomaloma
ardm
Lomas (Cape) Roadstead. ..avbd
Lombardy
aiuw
Lombok
aqnl
adse
Lomma
acbh
AMEL
London
aehv
anfc
Londonderry
London Docks
London Sh
Long Branch
afte
abjn
bdpj
aykl
Hope
Hr
azml
alub
azqy
Long
Long
Long
Long
Long
Long
bgiv
Longone,
awkx
bewg
aexm
abnc
asho
Livingstone
arcs
Lolo I
Sando
aezg
Loma Pt
Ross
Lodbjerg
Lodingen
avqj
AFXM
BDRK
Popo
Liverpool,
Liverpool
agnm
auxf
alen
Lokiang
aprn
ALNu
Sea Hill
Liusne
Livadhi, P
Livadia B
Liverpool (England)
Liverpool (N. B.)
Liverpool (N. S.)
Lockeville
Loc-Maria
alrq
ALTR
aicr
boni
axqw
Curacao I
Denier I
aezw
Lofsta
adgy
Belt
alte
altb
Loch Fyne
Loch In Dail
alwk
AJEK
Deep
AVFY
ahmb
AHME
AQvu
axmt
Lofoten Is
afbcj
asyp
achw
aerw
agvw
AHNL
ahon
Loanda, P. of
Loango B
LobitO B
Lobos de Afuera
Lobos i; (Canary Is.)
Lobos I. (Uruguay)
Lobos cay
aoyg
aezy
ahce
atpm
afeg
axly
ajkh
aoht
aeol
The
Lizard,
Lizard I
Ljugarn
Llanelly
Llanes
Llansd
Llarga Pt
agzy
akqz
ably
azbg
acdq
Leucate
Limpopo
ahxr
Letti I
Lima
Lima
alsp
Lerici
'
Liyushan
Limhamn
ajle
abvz
AEGQ
auyv
Limon, P
Limones R
Lerhamn
Lero (Archipelago)
Lero (Bergen)
Lervig
Lerwick
Lesina
Leskar
Leton Ek
Lillesand
Lillo
ajue
bayh
abod
aguq
Lequeitio
Lerdalsoren
Livisa
Lixuri
apqe
alsm
Leopoldville
abud
adrk
avmb
absv
Lille Blegen
Lille Feisten
aclq
ajqe
ajsg
aeuv
I.
(Bahamas)
Island (N. Y.)

Island Hd
Island Sound
Longueuil
Lonsdale P
bcje
Loo Rock
ariw
awqh-
axkb
azpl
bahg
azqk
ahyt
Long Pt. (Erie)

bbap
Long Pt. (Mass.)
bagi
Long Pt. (Tasmania)
ashi
Long Pilgrim I
bdpr
Long Sand Lt.V.(Bengal)....ANiw
Long Sand Lt.V. (England), .afpe
Longships Lt
aeoq
Longstone
apkv
bcyq
amgy
acsl
t..AZMR
afeu
bets
aryb
ALDS
LoOgP
Look6 P
Lookout,
bddk
AQHD
AMDX
ayrm
Part
Loop
II.
Hd
Lopakta, C
Lopez, C. (Africa)
'Lopez I. (Wash.)
alri
atyz
Lynus Pt
Lyon
aetv
Magdalena B. (Mexico)
Magdalena B
Magdalena R
AHRL
Magellan Str
ahqi
Magerosund
adkt
Magnisi
acbp
Magnok B
Magothy R
MaMbalipur Pagodas
Mahakan R
Lorain
bedp
Lome P
Lourenfo Marquez
bcPa
alzo
Lorient
agnd
Lyttolton
Lord Howe I.
Los, Isles de
Los ViloS
akbw
Lytton
Lysekil I
Lyser Ort
.'
acdx
aevp
Lythap
,
-.AVHB
Maas
Maas
Lt.
abcp
jaecq
agmz
Maasluis
amib
amic
Maatsuyker
P."(W.
AYDO
I.)
Louttit
Lovisa
bcrj
aqtm
aw vx
AKXW
ACHi
Low Hd
Low i
Low Pt
ASDP
ASYD
AOHU
Lower California
Lower Pt. Clear
Lower Traverse Lt. V
Lowestoft:
Lowly Pt
aukj
axbk
bdqs
apoi
ARSJ
Luanco
arbq
agwp
Luarca
agwq
Loyalty Is
Lubang
Llibeck (Germany)
Lubeck (Me.)
Lucietta I
Lucifer Lt. V
LuCOn
Lucrecia Pt
Ludington
Ludlam Beach
Ludlow, P
Luikangtao
Lulea
Lundo
Lundy
Luneburg
Lunenburg
Lungmun Hr
Lungo, P. (Dalmatia)
P. (Istria)
aqde
adcb
bavx
ajdg
apvn
AGQD
axmp
beky
azlw
ATZS
aoit
ACNT
ABLQ
aepm
advf
bcjw
aoiu
ajco
aiyb
ACMG
LuparR
Lusaran Pt
Lussin Piccolo
Lutke Hr
apyc
aqih
aizk
apor
aedf
Macareo
MacAu
amxv
Maidens
Maikulaung
Mai Kussa
Maine
anud
aqsm
Madeira
Madeira R
Madison, P
Madoc, P
Madonna I
Madonna Pt
ABGX
Magadoxa
bakp
amfp
bdun
-
avel
asmt
bead
MajambarB
amge
azgr
aket
aomj
Majar B
Majorca
Makalla
ahod
amsh
aswe
asuw
Makambi R
atpq
bctx
akov
Makarska
Makassar
Makassar Str
Makil
Makisar
Makrin
Coast...'
ampt
ajdu
aqmx
aqmu
AMUX
aqox
amvu
akpw
amvt
awcp
Makri Hr
axun
askd
Maksa
Maktan
aspg
Makung Hr
aovc
atox
Malabar Coast
Malabar Pt
Malabata Pt
Malabrigo Road
Malacca
Malacca Str
Malago
anch
amze
asmh
asnm
amdo
aict
apdb
aldq
awfi
aubn
'
Maitencillo
aptp
baxm
aguv
asoj
asny'
Maddalena I
Maddy, Loch
Mafia
.ADKI
.BAIK
Mahuwa
aubt
Macoripe Pt
Macoris
Mac'quarie Pt
Macquarie Hr
Macquarie I
Macquarie, Lake
Macquarie. P
Madagascar
awve
Lynn
awir
AWCG
Maitland
Maitland,
abnc
aemf
ABWM
Mahone
Mahukona
Maisonneuve
abmq
Lymington
Lynchburg
Lyngen
Lyngor
Lyngsbek
awel
bavl
MacKinnon Hr
Mack Reef
MacLean
MacLeay R
amil
amyj
ahpb
bckf
arpd
Maintirano
ADHS
Regis
akvr
ajvq
Mackenzie R
Mackenzie R. (Alaska)
anib
ames
Mahedia
Mahi R
Mahon, P
avyx
bavo
aqbe
ambo
ANCL
amjb
Macedonia
Macei6
Machias
Mackau
Mackey
angh
Mah6
Mahe I
MaMbourg
arwx
aruh
Machipongo Inlet
Macin
ailh
Mahanadi.R
Mahanoro
Macdonnell, P
Macdonnell Sound
Machiasport
Machias Seal I
Machichaco, C
awly
aqgp
azdb
Pt
anxi
Luzon
Lydo
Lyen
Lyme
Mahambo
aukz
abde
avjg
abgj
'.,
Bank
Macclesfield
aleu
ACJDJ
BCVH
avup
anyg
Macah6
Macao
Macapa
Madraga B
Madras
Madrid
Madryn, P
ajcp
aspo
aqrj
Maba Road
Mabou
Lutostrak I
Luz, Pdela
I
atjg
ASQN
P. (France)
P. (Mauritius)
P. Lt.
Louisburg Hr
Louisiade Archipelago
Louisiana
Lungo
Lungo
Lyon, G. of
Lyse Ground
aljh
AVEO
477
ayve
afne
ABGW
AMDX
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
Louis,
Lynn Haven
Lynn Well Lt. V
Loppen
Loqu6
Lota
II
APQu
apnq
places
aesy
ajht
aiwc
albc
angj
Malaita
Malalag
aqio
albg
auxk
ansc
anpz
AHGO
aqwj
aqku
Malamocco P
Malampaya Sound
Malangen
abhd
Malaspina, P
Malay Peninsula
avlq
anph
aito
aqcf
arpz
agud
avmh
Malcolm Pt
Madural
apwf
Maldon
appm
Msesholm
Maestra Pt
adfl
Maldonado- (Mexico)
Maldonado (Uruguay)
auop
avqh
AMics
Mile
andm
amoc
Malea, C
aqhi
Maleg Hr
Malekula
aqxh
Malemba B
alrv
Magallanes
Magdalen, C
Magdalen
Is
aith
bdna
bdph
Maldi ve
Is
andk
ajnd
afce
Part
478
II.
MALFATANOMATIFU.
P
Malfatano,
Hd
Malin
Malindi,
Malinska
amib
Mannefjord
Manning R
alqk
Manningtree
afsy
Mano
amnj
Manokin R
Manora Pt
Manta B
aieo
Malheureux C
Malimba R
aizx
ascf
apzf
Mallagoota Inlet
Mallawall6 I
aqxh
Mallicolo
Malmo
ACEj
Maloyama
Malpeque
acnx
apmt
bdbp
aqmw
Maloren
Malsoro
Malta
Maltezana
Malw;an
Mambolo.
Mambulao P
Mamuju B
Mamutzu
Man,
Mana Dock
Managua
Mananjara
Mangos
Manapad Pt
Manar
Manitowoc
Manly Beach
Manna
alty
Marthas Vineyard
Martigues
bacu
aqmz
Marans.
agqp
Marawang Road
apso
Martin Vas I
awcb
Marudu B
Marugame
Mary R
apdx
..anep
aevs
.aeux
aopc
amnq
aius
Marbella
Marblehead (Lake Erie)

Marblehead (Mass)
Marchesa B
Marcus Hook
Mare I
Marennes
Margarita I
Margate
Maria, Loc
b Aia
apzj
azjo
augt
agrd
awje
aekf
agnj
Maria,
ahgk
bbdg
Mariager
Marianas
Marias R
Maria Teresa Mole
Maria Van Diemen,
Marie Galante
axrg
adpm
acjvk
asnq'
ajnx
airc
ancf
argt
aqcv
akef
Marken
amxq
Market Rock
azqg
bdnv
aqdt
bdmr
beon
begx
beik
aslq
alkd
Mariveles,
Marjoribanks Hr
Markelsdorf Pt
I
Markhab
Marmara
Masnou
Maspalomas Pt
akrw
ajzc
akpt
Marmarice
Marongo
Marohi
Maroni R
Marquesas Is
Marquette
Marsa el K6bir
Marsa
aqhj
abzt
apml
ambo
aqeh
AXPQ
amsv
amtb
ankq
APML
Adiz
ahmi
alex
Massab^
alrs
Massachusetts
azxq
Lubrense
aihu
ALTJ
Massaua Hr
Masuji
ampt
APSL
angv
Masuliptam
Mata,
Matagorda
Matakong I
Matamoros
Matane
awti
bdnp
Matanzas
Matanzas Caleta (Chile)
Matapan, C
Matapwa
Axu
awuh
aun
axntj
avft
aimo
amng
.\nMK
atgp
amcz
Matar6
Mataura R
Matchedash
behs
awgj
MaternilloB Pt
argc
bepa
Mathew Town
axmp
axkz
azbm
amou
akzc
aimo
Omrakum
akug
Marsala
aubf
aonb
aybh
axkl
acqb
aewp
Masbate I
MSseskar
Mashike
Mashonaland
Masinglok P
adef
abhc
adeg
aebc
.iZCQ
azbv
Masanpo
aqdw
aolw
ashy
Marysville
Maskat
Maskhal
Maski
M&sknuf
Mariguana I
Marin (Spain)
agzj
Marin (W. I.)
ayez
aqxd
Marina I
Marinduque I
aqgr
Marine City
befk
Marine Transport Railway, .bcaq
Maritime Basin
ahrz
aimt
Maritime
Mariupol
akiu
awnk
auwg
asrw
ayeb
ayjq
anbl
Marigot
P. aizh
aynl
Maryborough
Maryland
Maryland Pt
Maryport
axny
ayej
)
apzb
Masfra
Marien
avpk
Masio,
Mariel,
Marifjseren
Martin Garcia
Martinique
aiys
abvp
ahrq
ahvn
bdng
aszy
anmp
apvx
aqhl
beld
Manitoulin
anof
Martinscica (Martincica
Martins Industry Lt. V
amet
acbi
awdc
akef
Manitou
Manitou
Martaban
aljs
acjfe
arok
amxb
Maninzari
Manistee
axty
adig
abrp
amzt
Manfredonia
Mangalia
Mangalore
Manhattan
Manicouagan
Manila
Marsten
Marstrand
baoe
awlk
Mandurah
Mandvi
Mangolia
Mangrol
atbn
aunk
awns
axqh
Maracaibo
ajov
Is
ambc
aqvx
Marad
Maranhao
Marano
Mangareva
Mangarim
Marshall Is
Marshall Pt
Marstal
aqtx
atdi
Mandri,
Marsha
ayiv
awbg
awzk
Mandarin
Mandavi R
Mandinga Hr
Mandinga Pt
Mandraki
auvf
Martin,
Martin,
Mandao
ahqm
ahrw
Marseille
bdkg
axwh
...
akui
akuw
Zafran
Marseillan
Maputa R
Maquereau Pt
Manchac, Pass
Manchester
Manchester Ship Canal
Manchuria
Manda Roads
Mandal
Mandalay
Mandalike I
Manawatu
Tebruk
Manukau
ajsi
andt
Manar, G. of
Manati R
Sousah
Manzanilla B
Manzanilla I
Manzanillo (Cuba)
Manzanillo B. (Haiti)
Manzo
aiow
akup
Scirocco
Martina-,
aeok
avqd
aure
amet
awfc
andv
Manacle Rks
Marsa
Marsa
Marsa
Marsa
ajcq
aeib
alzp
aqlz
amwq
Mantanzas
Maplin Sands
amdk
aewu
Isle of
Manado
afow
alkx
azfw
aioq
anbg
Mamanguape
Mamberonmo
ab vi
asnf
Mathias Pt
Mathurin B
Mati
Matifu,
_.amit
aqkn
AKYJ
Part
II.
places
479
MATILDAMISCOU.
Matilda
Matinicus Rock
Matitanaaa R
Matochkin Shar (Strait)
abdq
aplx
apkm
Matsumai
Matsu shima
apiy
Matsiiyama
apbc
azyr
Mattapoiset
Mattinata
aird
AQUJ
Matupi I
Matura
Maturin
Mauger beach Lt
Majiger cay
ane v
awiv
bome
awqt
._.
arfj
-"
Ch
Meghna R
Mehediya
Meganisi
amexj
apI'd
Matsugatiama
Mele,
Maullin
avhy
agrm
Melinka
azln
Melneraggen
ahwb
Melo, P
Meloria Sh
AZLQ
AFJK
May, C
May
ALHJ
Melville I
agvp
ahfp
Melville,
amdg
Memel
Memel R
Menadou
ank v
alrn
---,
amzj
Mazagon
Mazaroni
Mazarron
Mazatlan
awid
ahix
- -
Mazeppa Pt
aump
alyp
Mazighan
albw
Mazimbwa B
amcs
Mazzara
aiml
aikn
arcl
Mazzone Pt
Mbau
Waters
MbauB
McArthur
Hd
McArthurB
McCluer Inlet
MchingaB
Meares, C
Meat Cove
Mebondo
Mecattina
Mekka
Mechigme B
Mecklenburg
Medal
Medan
MedanoPt
M6dee Rock
Medemblik
Medford
Medina
Mediterranean
Medni
Medolino
MedomakR
Medway
MedwayR
Medway, The
ARCY
afbc
aril
Passage
Mengka
Menjawak
Menschikoff Pt
Mercer
Mercury
Mergui
alqv
beqc
Merimbula
Merka
MerleraPt
Mermerj ik B
Merminji, C
amrk
Merrill Shell
apon
adby
ahmz
apqx
avng
agme
Mersey
Mersev Bluff
Messaragotsem Pt
MeBsemvria
Ch
Messier
^^^^
Messina
aixn
Messina, Str. of
Mestre
Mesurado, C
Metbie
Metis Pt
Mij ella
Mikawa
ajvd
apfz
amcl
acwf
Mikomoto
acwl
bcrp
aetp
Milan
Milazzo
Mileto Pt
aufo
Milford
akul
aobx
MilkR
Miho
Miike
amkb
apgw
Mikindani Hr
aouj
Aiux
ainy
Milcuni
AiRT
aesf
AXSF
b aty
aglc
abjl
ajdx
AJPY
Haven
Millbridge
apvj
Millier Pt
aorc
Millwall Docks
Milna
Milo
Milonia
akzn
Milwaukee
beit
Minatitlan
awsr
AOCY
Min
Minch, The
afoo
Mindanao
Mindoro
Mine Hd
aqkc
aqcs
Mingan Hr
Mingan Pass
afwl
bcdn
bdml
aodg
akoh
axbq
Minikoi I
Minnesota
bbmu
aeus
asbr
Mino
akqp
ahip
ahxl
aoyl
acur
-
alon
arjb
alzr
akow
MescoPt
Me Sima Group
arsi
aslo
aflz
asyq
a jzf
MersinP
Aoux
aoxm
Aixa
Mersina
Mesa de Roldan
adol
aedr
amnz
ahfz
bcjk
aylp
aejr
Middelgrund
Middelhamis
Middle Bank Lt.
Middle Hr
Middlesbrough
Middleton R
asif
Bank
behy
bema
Michigan, Lake
Michipicoten I
avid
aljo
anox
awsb
bcwf
Mferida
bejr
benp
abfv
aktl
aqul
atbu
atly
beck
adhg
ahvo
Meoko Hr
aoiy
acuw
Middelfart
apti
Mentawi Is
Mentone (Menton)
Menzaleh, Lake
Merigomish
bang
Menai Str
Mendocino C
Menelaus Hr
aqsb
adzs
Miautau Is
Michael (Pissen)
Michigan (State)
Michigan City
Michigan I
Middelburg
Mexico
aqxp
akzr
ahye
abko
aqby
Memba B
amkf
audq
bcum
bahy
amrh
AHQO
abeg
amkd
ajfd
Melstenen
Melville, C
Melville, C. Lt.
Mayu R
Mayumba-B
Mezen
Mgau Mwania
AVLU
AFRY
axle
avcl
adwl
acwg
axvy
Mayorga
Mayotta
Maysi, C
ahwg
Mfeze
arzd
arzh
Mayo
Mayo
Mayor, C
Meyers Ledge
apuk
Mayaguez
I
aocx
apws
amhz
AUKH
awkz
ahwe
Mellakori R
Mellum Flat
Mew
antz
amfz
AFTW
Mexico, G. of
Avsp
Meuangpran
Mevatanana
albp
avcx
apbe
Meleda I
Meli Anchorage
Melilla
Mauritius
Maurizio
Mel I
Melabu B
Melbourne
Melbourne P
aors
Maurice
ajiq
ankd
Meiaco sima Is
Meinderts Reef
Mejillonea Cove
Mejillones del Sur
Mekari seto
Mauka Cove
Maumusson Ch
ajpm
AKDJ
o Kastron
Nisi I
.0
'
Matoya
Maui
bdve
baon
-akdp
avix
aiks
aiko
aiuc
alkj
apji
BDNS
Mines, Basin of
andj
Minorca
Minots Ledge
MinOU Pt
Miquelon
Minquiers
Minsener Old Oog
Minsener Sand Lt.
Mira
B
B
Mirik,
MirsB
b agx
AGKD
betv
agdx
adxe
adwo
bcrs
amoh
Miramba P
Miramichi
Miramichi
-AQZV
ahpc
'
Lt.
bdgf
bdcv
alfw
ANZH
aqkg
Miscou Hr
bdie
Misamis,
PART
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS- -PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
480
II.
MISENOMUGERES.
aozt
Monach
Monaco
azik
Monaatir
akux
Moncton
aigt
Miseno, C
Misiina nada
Mispillion Creek
Misratah
Miesiesey
Miesipezza Bk
Miasissauga I
MisBiasippi
Miasiaaippi City
axbw
ahtp
MondacaR
aiqj
Mondego, C
Mongat Ft
bbgu
awzf
Miaaolonghi
ajky
Miaumi Hr
aoxq
aozl
Mitaziri
R
R
la
aeic
Mitho
ANVB
Mitauga hama
Mitylene
Mitzura
aped
Monopoli
Monroe
Monroe, F
Monrovia
ajtv
Montagu
apze
Miwara
Miyadsu
Miyako
Mizzen Hd
M'Kenzie Ft
Monte Chriati
Monte Christo (Cent. Am.),
Monte Chriato (Italy).
Monte Groaao
Montego
Mobile
Axcw
avho
R
Moar R
Mocha I (Chile)
Mocha f Red Sea)
amrz
awjk
Mochiiria
ajkv
aomi
Moda Liman
Modeate I
Modyugaki
abex
Montepefe
Monterey
Montevideo
Montgomery
Moerdyk
aedw
Mogador
Mogdiahu
Mogotea Ft
alcb
Montpelier
Montreal
Montrose
Monts, Pt.de
Montaerrat
Montt, P
amoc
avnc
Monze, C
Moody, F
Mohaka
atlk
Mooen
Mohawk
bdzy
Mooloolah
Mohilla I (Moh^li)
amdb
amkq
Moon
Moon
Moella
Avsz
ADNK
Moen
atir
Moeraki
Mohoro B.
Moonta
Moorowie,
ATcj
AMRZ
Mokihinui
atfe
Mokpo
AOMP
Mola
Moldava
Molde
Molde Fiord.
Moldo
Morayra
Morbihan
Morbyianga
Morea
Molfetta
AiQW
Molino Ft
Molle
MoUeBdo, P
B
Mbller, P
MoUo
Moller
Molokai
Molucca Fagsage
Molyneux B
Mombaaa
Mona
-.
. .
Morant
Morant Cays
Moratabas Entrance
Moray Firth
Molenpolder
..AHMV
Morzhovetz
Moacenice
abei
aiyg
acsb
abiy
awbt
azqm
axub
.axjvr
ahzc
ahyu
axrq
AVBR
abdr
atrm
Moreaby,
ABZV
arfq
Moreton, C
Morgan City
Mori
Morlacca Ch
Morlaix
Mornington
Moreaby R
Moreton B
aizo
Aicr
Mortella Ft
asir
Moacow
Moskenses
Mosquito Coast
Mosquito Inlet
awox
ayip
abki
ajgh
Moasel
amcq
auhs
avpy
axdg
Moataganem
akyw
Moatardas
Moster
aveo
absq
AQXB
Mota I
Mothoni
atM(;
AGUP
Motrico
AHGW
Motril
aycx
Mouill6 Pt
Moule, F
bauw
aluc
alxm
Motueka
abns
asre
ACUF
amsf
ABYO
bdmn
,.
Moulmein
Moultrieville
Mount, C
Mount Desert Rk
Mount Hill
Mounts B
Moura B
Mourilyan
Hr
Monro
Mouae
I
Lt.
AYHU
AEON
asxm
agvn
abid
agse
Moutons,
Moville
ahjz
Mowila
agop
Moyne
acgs
ajme
MOZ,
Mouaset
Mouton F
atel
...-ALWN
ayde
an oh
aypb
ALKF
bart
aotm
ahtn
Mourillon
axst
axsz
apyb
afhs
Morellganj
ADRH
MorUr
aiqf
artq
beyz
bauz
I)
awmx
Mosoen
Moss
Moasamedes
aewb
Moreno
Axvcj
acby
Morecambe B
Morehead City
ACDO
aqrn
athu
amly
ajdb
Morup T^nge
Moruya
AvrL
Moose-a-bec Beach
Moose Peak (Mistake
AiQP
abno
ABPG
aedl
Morter
afit
akfn
abnm
.'
ayvh
alkn
arsz
ahir
ampv
AOVT
amcd
Mooae
Mors
ahqu
bduq
Islet
Mojanga
Mokambo, F
Mokau R
Mokha
Morrosquillo
baej
AiQO
becn
ATVJ
Mojacar
Moji
aeqo
amwk
Morrisburg
Morrison B
Morristown
Morro (Cano) Pt
Morro Ayuca
Morro San Paulo
aijv
Monteleone
Montelungo
Montenegro
apcz
aevl
azpu
bduz
anoz
bdvr
aheb
auot
avxo
- -'
awqz
asij
aour
Mlui
Moroto Saki
Morpeth Dock
Morris, P.
azpt
Mont' A16gre
Montauk Pt
bcqx
ambz
anse
ampl
akvu
bazu
baod
aozx
aozy
apkp
appx
AKZM
Morondava
ahmg
atnw
MonieB
Monkey B
Monmouth
Monomoy Ft
asby
Morocco.
agus
ahbl
Mongunui Hr
Monhegan I
(Carpentaria)
Mitchell
(Victoria)
Mitchell
Mitford Hr
afde
ahvl
BcrY
He aux
agmh
AFTH
AMRC
R
do
Mozambique
arxm
AWEP
amce
Msimbati Hr
amjz
anjw
Muara I
Muar R
apym
anse
avdc
aqtf
Mucaras Reef
Mud Pt
axme
asxk
Muda R
ANJB
ANQJ
aspq
aspu
Mudania
Mudros B
ajyt
ajup
awxv
Muendu B
MuÔ F
aqyw
Muertos I
Mugardos
Mugerea Br
axyb
agxp
ayrj
APKX
ajbo
agij
arzj
AQZB
awek
Part
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALSPLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
II.
481
MUGGIANEUFELD.
Muggia
Aivp
MUghu
AMVG
amup
aebh
anqb
aoke
JViuhammera
Muiden
Muka Hd
Mukden
Mula, P
Mulata
AXYw
AxoF
Mulaya
Mulgrave, P. (Alaska)
Mulgrave, P. (N. S.)
Mulgrave R
Mulki Rocks
Mull
akzp
atsh
bcph
asxu
ance
APBY
APGH
MuUHd
Mulo I
Mulpy
Mumbles
Mungopani
AJDL
Nakashimagawa
apdg
Nakatsu
aozh
" adpp
Hd
Nakke
Nakskov.....
Namaura
Nambuckra
Nam Dinh
ablc
Namu Hr
attjo
Munkholm
Nansemond
abme
Nansha
Murchison
Murmagao
APSB
apez
aitx
Muros
Murray Hr
Murray R
Murro di Porco, C
Muscangue Pequena
Muskegon
Musquash Hr
armp
anbp
agys
bdao
aevt
ailn
a vtx
bekp
.'
Musselburg
afki
akfm
awtv
Mutenia
Mustang I
Mutlah Lt. V
Mutaure
Muttum Pt . ;
Mvita
ANjs
aovk
ANCz
AMLZ
amco
amle
amfp
Mwambi B
Mwana Mwana
Myanterano R
Myhlenfels Pt
Mykoni,
Myriophyto
Naaf
axzi
ajrb
ajxm
anku
aebi
AELT
apdt
Naarden
Nab Lt. V
Nabe sima
aony
AQiw
apeh
anfw
Nadjini
Naga
Nagahama
Nagar
Nagara Kalessi
Nagara Liman
Nagasaki
Naga sima
Nagoya
Naguabo, P
Nahant
Naibo Hr
Nain
Nairn
Naju Group
'
ajxe
ajxd
aoxe
aoxv
apps
axwp
bain
apmd
beyh
afib
aomb
Naka Hr
Nakai
Nakala
bayk
apiv
P
7656409-
-31
aodq
anyo
anzy
Nanaimo Hr
Nanao
Nandi B
Nandi Waters
atwh
ague
arcx
arco
aqnz
anoo
Nangamessi B
Nankauri Hr
Nankin
aogj
Hr
Nanoose
Nanuku
Naos
atwd
aywi
Nantai I
Nantes
Nanticoke R
Nantucket....
Nantucket Shoals Lt.
Passage
.aocq
aodk
agpl
azfq
baey
bapb
ardi
autc
ALEK
Napa
Napanee R...,
Auox
NaOS,
Napier
Naples
Napoule
Narainganj .
Narakal
Naranjo P
. 1
ahuv
ankf
ancq
axmh
amyn
Narbada R
Narbonne
ahqb
Narendri
Narenta Ch
Nares Hr
amgi
ajey
aqut
abwi
Naresto
Nargen
...bdwp
atlg
AiHL
Narragansett
Navallo,
actp
azvf
Natashquan
Nateva B
National Basin
Natuna
Is
Naturaliste,
aoup
Naufragados, Pt. dos
amci
Nauplia
ayjt
alyx
awbq
ajlz
azmu
Navia
Navibandar
Navidad B
Navinar Pt
Nawanagar
Naxia
NaXOS
Nazareth B
agwr
amxo
auni
amxd
amxh
ajro
AJRM
alrh
abuz
Naze, The
Ndoni
Neath
Nebel
ALOW
Neddick, C
baky
adch
aeel
adsq
Neeah B
Neebish Rapids
Needham Pt
beln
aygl
Needles, The
Neerstrand
aemh
abtg
anfs
Negapatam
Negombo
Negrais, C
anek
;
Negril Hr
Negrito B
Negritto Pt
Negro, C
Negro I
Negro I. (N.
Negro R
Negropont
anlr
axhu
Auwx
aizv
akwu
bapc
S.)
Negros I
bchx
awfe
ajuw
aqij
Neguac guUy
N6hou6 B
N^k^t^ B
bdhp
AQZG
ARBG
Nelligan
Nellore
ango
asix
Nelson Town (N. B.)

Nelson (N- Z.)
Neo Kastro
Nepean Pt
BAUT
aerp
arck
ATuc
axjm
Iagoc
apod
axlq
axtd
Nave.sink
Nena,
Natalie
.'
Navarin, C
Navas, P
Navassa I
Nash I
Nash Pt
Nass B
Nassau
Nassau R
Natal (Africa)
Natal (Brazil)
Natal (Sumatra)
abpy
Navarin
Narraguagus R
batv
Narrows (N. Y.)..
aznm
Narrows, The (Bermuda)... ayhw
Narsapur
angw
Naruto Passage
apdk
Narva
acst
Narvick
abjf
Nasilai
bapq
.ajhh
asob
anwt
Namsos
Munich
Muntok
Mura Hr
Murano
Namkwan Hr
Name Hr
Namoa I
ANCD
aerp
amlg
alqy
acvy
Mum
admr
aowv
Nauset Beach
Naussa P
Naustdal
bdhm
atej
arxb
arky
Nemina
Nemoro Anchorage
Nemours
agyi
aplq
akzl
Nelson,
Nelson,
avhn
ajlz
arzp
Neponset
Neptune Battery
Neptune Is
Nerang R
Nera Pt
Nerbudda
bahp
anet
aesg
aspk
aixz
amyn
apijc
Nerja
ahgs
apob
bdmi
Nerva Rock
ardg
ahry
apxv
Neuendorf
Neuenfelde
Neuf P
Neufahr
Neufahrwasser
Neuf eld
acsp
adyj
acys
aepb
avry
ajnk
Netherlands
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BDOH
acxv
acxq
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482
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II.
NEUHARRLINGERSIEL NORWAY.
adcv
New Whatcom
New York State
New York City
New Zealand
aszw
advh
aegp
Nexo
Neyba B
axut
ACSE
Neyland
Nez de Jobourg
Hr
aesg
agct
arcd
AYCB
afog
Nganking Reach
Ngaukiang
aohb
aodu
abxb
Niagara
Nicaragua
Nice
Nicholson, P
Nickerie R
Nicobar Is
Neuhaus
Neuse R
adxn
adub
ayrv
Neustadt
Neuwerk
Neuzen
Neva
Neva Lt.
Neuharrlingersiel
Nevez,
Nevis
acsi
agis
Nevis, Loch
Nevlunghavn
New Amsterdam
Newark
Newarp Lt. V
New
New
New
awhm
azob
afoe
azyi
Bedford
Berne
Besca
aysb
Ngaloa
Nicolas
Nicosia
Ch
afld
New
New
Brighton
aznv
Nicoya
Brunswick
bawo
Nidden
Newburg
afio
Newburyport
bajr
alpk
aqyj
bdju
New Calabar R
New Caledonia
New Carlisle
New Castle (Del.)
Newcastle
Newcastle
Newcastle
Newcastle
azjf
aflo
bdhj
V.
New
Dungeness
Newfoundland
New Glasgow
New Granada
New Guinea
New Guinea, British

New Hampshire
New Haven (Conn.)
Newhaven (England)
Newhaven (N. Z.)
Newhaven (Scotland)
New Hebrides
New Jersey
New Jahore
New Langley
New Liverpool
New London
New Mecklenburg
New Orleans
New Plymouth
New Point Comfort
New Pomerania.
. . . ,
Newport
Newport
Newport
Newport
Newport
Newport
New
New
New
(Bristol Ch.)
^CalJ
(R. I.)
(Wales)
News
Rock
Providence
Ross
Rotterdam
ALKT
alop
APHQ
aokc
aokd
aucd
beqy
bcwo
awlo
aqrv
aqrw
Niigata Roadstead
Nikaria
aotz
ajtd
Nikolaev
Nikolaev F
Nikolaevsk
akgf
akgt
aztj
aelo
athq
afkh
aqws
azkj
...ante
atvr
bdtj
azts
aquk
Niort
Nipe, P
Nipisighit
Niseros
aeqs
aujb
azxe
aesp
Nizampatam
Noarlunga,
amqo
axjk
Noire,
AFWC
aftjm
New Siberia Is
New Smyrna
New South Wales
apqb
Nolloth,
Newtonquaddy
Newtown
New Westminster
ayis
bcnf
almo
atvn
AOEM
AJRT
asmj
baco
acqe
He
Newry
ashq
aoju
avtu
ardv
adov
angr
ahvf
Noirmoutier
No Kinasi
Noli
awhe
aoec
ando
aqwo
Nobby Hd
Nobska Pt
Nodendal
Nohechi
AKTW
acwe
aubv
Nivaa
'
Noorder Hoofd
Point, Pt
Norddeich
No
Norden
Nordenham
arib
arid
Normanton
acmu
Norrbyskar
Norrkoping
Norrskar
acin
acoz
acjx
aclo
Norretelje
Norrsund
Norstromsgrund
North America
Lt.
aotj
agie
agpt
ardc
AHWJ
ALVT
abcs
AUBJ
adxs
adyf
advt
acnr
atoz
Northampton
North Berwick
arnd
afkl
North C. (C. Br. I.)

North C. fN. Z.)
North C. (Norway)
North Carolina
North Ch
North Dock (Liverpool)
North-East Crossing Bn. Lt.
bcuj
atof
abgl
ayqi
aori
aevj
V.
AOHJ
Northfleet
ajsm
AiHK
aqud
Lt.
ARBV
Ajpo
bdiw
Nisita
aywc
berk
aohj
acpe
AXMB
adsv
abih
North-East End Lt. V

North East R. (Md.)
Northern Two cays
agqr
ayxs
atcr
alvi
Nimmersatt
Nimiod Sound
Nine Degree Ch
Ninghai
Ningpo fu
Nio
Niaqually
Nitendi Is
Nitheroy
Nine, I
awyh
aywr
Lt.
aedg
abgl
amdt
Nigisi
baju
Is.).
acmp
abst
-abku
Norman R.
adzl
Nikolaistad
Nikolo, P
Nile R
Nordoeme
Nordoeme (Vigten
Norman, C
aehn
abhn
atkl
bdxk
. . .
Nord Fiord
Nordland
Nordmaling
awhg
anmy
acbv
adtk
abph
Norder Piep
AYVW
asml
(N. B.)
(N. S. W.)
Hr. (Ontario)
Lt.
Sluis
adxw
Norfolk
Norfolk I
Norfolk Navy Yard
axji
Nievre,
adxr
Auqx
AHVF
akqv
aurs
acWr
Nieuwe
I
Lt.
adoh
bdyp
Nidingen
Nieuport
Nieuwe Diep
Nieuwe Maas
Nordemey
Nordemey
Nordre Rose
Nordstrand I
Nore Lt. V
Nifu
Niger
Nightingale
England)
Newchwang
Newchwang
azos
azot
ACFK
Newbiggin
ajbc
atyh
*.
Is
awqp
abiq
North Foreland
North Friesland
North Goodwin Lt. V
Northhaven
North Hinder Lt. V
North Holland Canal
North Kalian I
North Post Signal Station,
North Pt
North R. (N. C.)
North Reef Lt
North Rona
North Ronaldsay
North Ronner
North Saddle I
North Sea
North Sea Ship Canal
North Shields
North Shoalhaven R
North Sydney
North Tree Beacon
North Uist
Northumberland, C
Northumberland Str
North Vorupor
North Wall (Mersey)
North Watcher Lt
North West Lt. V
Norton B
Norwalk
Norway
Norway
azhq
azeg
aekh
adxp
aekl
bapi
aegh
adzn
acpd
.ayhe
bdfb
aytjm
asvh
apdq
afoi
adqe
agez
adsb
aeci
aflj
asjg
bcsq
aofn
afcz
arwu
bcwr
adqx
aeuq
apsk
aeuj
atqb
azsu
abfs
anxd
Part
II.
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483
NOSHAPP ORSO.
Noshapp Saki
Nosi-Be
No sima saki
Nosi Vauru
Nossa Senhora do Desterro .
NOSB Hd
Nossyab, C
Noto Peninsula (Japan)
aplo
AMGQ
amgs
Oceania
Oceanside
avrw
OcMkov
AFHN
apmh
OcboRiosB
apiq
.
(Sicily)
aotjc
ailp
Notoro,
AORT
Notske
APLS
aqytt
Note
Noumea P
Nourse
Noup Hd
Nouvelle,
Novalja
La
Nova Redonda
Nova Scotia
Nova Zambia
Novgorod
NOVI P
Novik B
NovoP.
No\oP.
alug
APGD
ahpy
ajbt
alto
boad
abdp
AOPK
AJBP
(Africa)
(India)
AOQF
alny
angc
azhg
aqur
Inlet.
'.
Odde
Oddero
Odemira
Odense
Odens-holm
Oder R
apgi
axri
Omo
aobm
aupk
Omoa
AwcjB
Omura
Ona
aoxb
AKGE
Ockseu I
Ocos R
Ocracoke
Odawara
Omai saki
Omdn, G. of
amsz
aote
aqol
aoth
ADMF
auji
ayrs
aphc
absm
abvr
ahct
adjg
Omasaki sima
Ombai
Ominato
abnj
apjh
One-and-a-Half Degree Ch..ANDR
Onagawa
One-Fathom Bank Lt. V

Onega
abbtj
Oneglia
ahwd
Onehunga
atbp
acyu
Onitsha
Odessa
Odiel R
akfw
AHDV
Onomichi no seto
Odzuchi
Apjz
alox
apbd
agzh
bdwj
benv
abds
APBQ
apbm
arht
Oe
Fiord
Offer Wadham I
Lake
Ontonagon
bewp
Ooltgensplaat
abje
apjv
bdvl
aylv
AKOF
ALRG
aoup
akjw
NOVOSUZOV C
Nowikakat
NoyO
APMTJ
atqr
OgOw6
ATJFM
Ohama
Niibel
adpu
Nueva Carceres
Nueva Ecija
Nueva Granada
aqftj
Ohata
Ohio
Ohora
APKi
BBCT
atob
AOZB
OnsI
Bpao
Ofoten Fiord
Ofunato B
Novorossisk
Ontario,
Oo sima
Oo-Ura B
Oparo I
R
R
Opobo
ALPO
ahbj
ATLU
Oporto
Opotiki
Oppa B
Opua
Opunake
APJL
Or, C. d'
ATHS
akdt
Okatsu
APji
Oran
Orange Free State
Orange R
Okayama
apbi
Orangestadt
Orange Town
aoyj
Oranienbaum
Numadsu
apgn
Okhotsk
Okinawa sima
Oki sima
AOSG
NulatO
argj
ATQP
aous
Orbetello
Nun Entrance
alos
Okkak
BEYJ
Orcas I
ALCH
Okuchi B. (Honshu)
Okuchi B (Shikoku)
atrc
Okusiri
NusaHr
Nuyts Archipelago
Nwalabo
Nya (New) Karleby
aqtjm
apfm
apcn
apmy
ACQQ
aogy
ahse
Ord
aliy
alpq
aesc
Orford C
Orford Ness
Orford P
Nuevitas, P.
Nlêt Pt
NuKialofa
Nukuhiva
NunR
Nunez R
Nunivak
Nyassa Lake
Nyborg
Nyholm
Nykiobing (Falster)
Nykiobing (Liim Fiord)
Nykiobing (Zealand)
Nykioping
NymindeGab
Nystad (Finland)
Nysted (Laaland)
Nyukcha
Oahu
Oak I
Oakland
Oamaru
Oban
Obdorsk
Q^
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Obidos
Obitotchna Spit
Obokh
Obrestad
atjtm
axmn
Oita
Oitavos
ahbw
Oland
Olands Ostra
Old Basin
Old Calabar R
OldCastleHd
Oldenburg
Old Harbour B
Old Hd of Kinsale
Old Pt. Comfort
Old Providence Is
Olden
adws
adro
OlehlehB
acpv
Olen
Oleneka R
aeqm
anov
acov
ambv
adiv
abjk
adnb
adrj
adlh
acit
admw
abbw
Oleron, lied'
OlgaB
AK^^
AYQX
augn
*-''^^
AFBM
ABCO
ABCM
^mod
A^^^
OlifantR
Olinda
Olipal
OliutorskiC
OlivaRoad..,
Olivenca
Oliveri
Olivi Islet
AMPB
Olongapo,
Oltenia
Olteniza
abug
Olympia
akiq
anrp
actl
Ogdensburg
Ogeechee R
Oglak I
aqpc
ampi
Obstruction Pt
Ocean City (Md.)
axsl
apxb
aubn
bdqa
AUNS
awih
Orignaux Pt
Orilla
ABPN
Orkney
apcin
Orland
Orland
aibt
afek
Is
baqm
ablu
ainu
bdrz
ABPM
abfo
Orlando, C
Orleans I
avzs
0rl0V,C
Orlovka
Ormdra,
amwg
AJPL
OrneR
agbl
AOQV
alvw
apnz
avdp
Ornsay I
Omskoldsvik
avxo
OroR
ainx
Oropesa C
Orotava P
Orrio de Tapia
Aixr
aifs
Orinoco R
Oristano
ABSO
apqp
agrb
acsh
ATYR
ARKL
ads w
aucx
aytf
acks
atgh
aubl
afon
ayvk
awpo
altjw
awlb
aybv
Ording Pt
Oregon
Oregon Inlet
Oregrund
Oretli
ATNO
atcx
bcdb
akzb
alvn
AQDX
akfl
Orsera
akby
Orskar
'''"^^
Orso,
afci
acmo
AHEF
ahkv
alfe
I
agws
aiwr
acky
Aijc
Part
484
II.
ORSTEN PARAMABIBO.
abou
Orsten
Orsvaag
Orta Kioi
abip
akbv
agxf
Ortegal,
aiex
Ortona
Omba
Orwell
AWKz
apou
ABUC
apbv
Osa
Osaka
O Sima
Osborne
Oscargrundet
Oscarshamn
'
Lt.
Aozw
aemb
acem
acgm
Padaran, C
ACTY
Padilla
aowy
Padrao
Osima
Osima (Inland sea)
Ossabaw Sound
aoyn
aizg
Ossero
aehm
ABSi
Padua
adtz
apln
apmr
Otranto
aiqg
BEFz
Ottawa
Ottawa (Canada)
bduo
AOHK
ABKY
Otter Pt
Ottero
Otway, C
Otway P
Oudon
Ouelle R..
Ouessant, Isle d'
Oueticiue I
Ou Kiang
Oura Anchorage
Ouro R
Oussa
Ousuri B
Outer Apostle I
Outer Lt. V. (Bombay)
Out Skerries, The

Oversay
OwaraB
Owari
Owasi
Owers Lt.
Owharre
Owikino
Owls Hd
arbc
Pamlico
Pampanga
Panama
aysq
aqec
ausn
Owyombo R
Oxelo
Oxhoft Pt
0x6
Oyama
Oyapok
Oyeatreham
R
R
antj
aqsv
atnq
agpk
aghc
Atrwz
Paita
Paix, P
Pajaros Islets
Pakan
Pakchan
AXTO
aveb
antl
anpg
afoj
Pakefield
Paker Ort
ANVH
bdqm
Palak
Palais,
acti
ANXK
Le
agnt
AQKz
. . . ;
Palamos
ahmu
aqhm
Pandan
Pan de Azucar
Pandelemona P
Panderma
Panela Rock Lt.
Panga R
PalembangR
Palermo
ainp
ajhb
Papa Stour
aksw
Papenburg
Paphos
Palermo,
Palestine
PAlilug.
.
P (Turkey)
anbk
bdca
."abhp
ajvt
aofk
AJFB
Panzano B
Paoushan Pt
C
apry
AKDO
ajzd
Palinuro,
Palios Pt
Palk Str
attjcj
Pallada Road
AjzQ
ANFj
aopl
BAOQ
Pallice, P.
Palliser,
La
agqm
aijh
atlc
ajpg
AciQ
Palma, P. (Adriatic)
Aoxs
.ABVP
apgd
Palma (Balearic Is.)

Palma (Canary Is. )
Palma (Sicily)
ahoe
awfk
agbk
Palmajola I.
Palmaria I
ahyw
. ,
aqlp
apxl
aiph
APEY
aelk
akhj
anpy
amlq
aqni
aqmo
Palima
avpw
Panti Barat
ASZK
.'.
Panmure Hd
Panne La
Panomi Pt
benm
ajkv
ajyx
Pantellaria
aqcd
Palazzo, P.
asid
ansg
aqhu
avdh
Pangani
Pangasinan I
Panjang I. (Borneo)
Panjim
apwq
aqhr
Palawan
Palascia Tower
Palatia B
AQVj
aqjr
aiqh
ainc
amdj
Panbula
Panchur Tanjong
ABEC
AOQL
Panarukan
Panay
Palanog,
Palao Is
Palapa
AHJE
aqcy
Paluan
agjo
.bcra
.aodv
ao vf
alfr
amni
".
Paimboeuf
Paimpol
Pakhoi
apfi
apfj
Palos (Celebes)
Palos (Spain)
aodh
ARXS
Aviw
amzf
afgt
aezx
ahlw
aqmn
aqnb
ahdy
Palomera
Palopo
anbd
aqbe
Pahoturi
Paihia
AOXD
agrv
apxh
Pamban
Pambuang
Pahang
Otchisi saki
Oterranai
ABPi
anfi
anig
AJBS
AOYr
Otawa
also
Palo
ahfm
adul
BDYX
agyz
alof
Oil Rivers
Palmones R
Palmyra Pt
Palmyras Pt
Palmyre Pt
Page I
Pago Pago Hr
Pagoda Anchorage
Oswego
atid
atiq
axml
ahed
Palm
AUMV
acwv
Pagen Sand
Ostro, Pt. d'

Osumi Str
Otago Hr
Otago Lt.
Palmnicken
azyl
adbc
arjo
aycl
Palumbo I
Pamanzi Road
Pagbilao
AJFS
Atrxi
aqur
apts
altf
Palmer I
Palmer Ort
anok
aqgv
acbl
abut
Ostrejm
Palmas, C
Palmasola B
Palmeirinhas Pt
Palmerston
Palmetto Pt
Palmitp
anvy
alev
aieh
alkz
axpn
Palos,
Osthasselstranden
Ostia
Ost-Pic Rock
AiGr
Palmas
Palmas
aiue
aqlb
ajhd
Osterrenden
AGHD
abkg
avoo
bdkj
atyl
alsb
Pagadian B
Pagania P
Pagata
achu
Padre,
Ostenso
fistergarn
Padre Santo Pt
Padron
Padron Pt
Padstow.
Ostende
OsteReefLt.
atwn
ankx
anbq
Pabellion de Pica
Pabou
Pacasmayo
Pacific Ocean
Padang
aozs
ayls
ashb
aymt
Ose saki
Osel
azrw
Oyster B. (N. Y.)

Oyster B (Tasmania)
Oyster Beds
Oyster Hr
Oyster I
Oyster Rock
alfm
aimb
ahxn
aivh
AJIN
afhc
Papayes, Butt aux
amij
adxv
AKQX
arhe
avdk
aqrv
Papiet6 Hr
Paposo Mines
Papua (New Guinea)
Papua, G. of
Papudo,
Pard
aqsx
AVEX
AWDY
Paracas
Paracel Is
Para Guassu
Paraguay
Paraniba R
Pard,
Paramaribo
atjzo
anxg
:
avyd
avoz
awbe
awds
awgt
Part
II.
485
PARANAPIOO.
Parana
Paranagua
Paranahyba
Pechiquera Pt
AVTE
Paredon Grande cay
axmw
ParekMaP
alei
azre
aixb
ante
avzc
axsd
Pedra Branca Lt
Pedraa, P. de
Pedro Bluff
Pedro Pt
Peedee R
Peel I. (Beechy Group)
Perc6
Percte Pt
Percy, C
BDKP
AGBv
bory
asvb
akhc
Percyl
Perekop
PeeneR
aqyt
aczm
Pernambuco
I....
AFzw
AYNo
Peenemiinde
Peerd Pt
aczn
Pi^rouse, La, Str
AjRG
aslk
bcdq
Pegasus, P
Pegolotta Pt
PargaP
PargoPt
Paria
Paris
,.
Paros
Parramatta
Parrsboro
Parry
Parry I
Partridge I
bbhv
abdk
bayq
aguk
aqgm
Pasages,
Pasakao Anchorage
Pasewark
Pasha I.
Pasha Liman
acxl
ajtn
ajzm
Pasindava
Pasir
Pasman
Passamaquoddy
Passarge
Passaro,
Pastolik
Pemaquid Pt
banv
ajlb
aqyh
aext
AMNB
a...rjv
aqwy
AiNv
azct
Pauhenehene Spit
atmn
Pauillac
aqsv
ajyg
Paulo Lima6
Pawan
apxi
azwd
Pawtucket
Paxo I
Paysandu
Payung I
La (Argentine)
B La (Mexico)
.
Pease Creek
Peases I
Pechany
Lt. "V
ajhq
avps
apvb
a vot
aulg
axfz
bcgq
akjd
AQMH
amlj
aesh
Penang
Ajsw
ATYP
Pembroke Dock
Pembroke, C
ails
ATQji
agsw
'.
Pemba
Pefia Blanca
Patiras I
acxg
actm
acbh
athe
Is
AGCo
BEAD
AQvj
akoi
Pelzer Pt
Pater Noster (Sweden)

Paterson Inlet
Patuxent
Perroquets Lt
Perros-Guirrec
Persia
Persian G
Perth (Scotland)
Perth (W. Australia)
Pertusato,
ajtr
Patagonia
Patapsco R
Patea R
atcz
Paternoster I (Pulo Jenga). .aqnx
Patti
Perpignan
aojp
Ajvo
airq
Cove
Penai Pt
Penartn
Penas,
Penas G
Pencarrow
Penco
Pendik
Penedo
Penerf
Penfeld
Penfret
R
I
Penguin
Peniche
Peniscola
Penjinsk G
Penlan Pt
Penmarc'h
Pen Men Pt
Penn Grove
Pennsylvania (State)
Penobscot
Penpoull
Pensacola
Pentland Firth
Pentland Skerries
Pentwater
Penzance
Pepe,
Pera
Pera,
Perak
C
C
Peramo B
avkn
avdl
akju
anql
aeqz
agwj
avip
Hd
acui
ATGz
bdke
apwl
avkz
azdu
PatOS I
Patras
Patrick, P. (Pacific)
Patrick, P. (Scotland)
Patta
Patterson, P
Patteson, P
Peking.
Pelago I
Pelagosa I
Pel6e I
Pelê Pt
Pernau
adbb
ainm
AiKM
AvRE
adsr
acdx
awyz
bawr
Patmos
avzo
Pellegriho,
Peloro,
Pelotas
Pelworm I
BETJ
Pateriioster I (Russia)
amph
autk
Pelican Spit Lt.

Peling I
bbmw
Pasuruan
Pekalongan
Pelew
Perim
ANLS
AojG
apvo
PeihoR
Ausz
ARGP
PtogOtB
Perlas Is
Ai WE
Pegu
aypz
AQBi?
amwe
Penco
ANPG
aqdu
amgo
ajcy
Pasni
Paspargo I
Paepebiac
PaBsage I
Pass I.
Pass a Loutre
Paz,
Paz,
aojb
PeconicB
Pedena Pt
ajrk
atod
aiwp
ajhy
ALDu
awit
Parenga renga Hr
Parenzo P
Pasig
PechiliG
avsl
awcr
E^"^^}
Pans
Avon
atkn
AvGL
ajyf
avyt
agoj
agkl
agmi
arwn
ahbs
ahkz
Peru
aoru
ahpu
bdmo
aght
amut
amtj
afjd
arnz
aibk
AuwQ
Pervicchio I
Pesaro P
Pescador Pt
Pescadores Is
Pescara
Peschici
Pestchanii Pt
ajbl
aisl
agvj
aocu
airz
Pestchannui Pt
aire
aoqz
aopv
ajkw
Petala
Petali
Petalidi
Petaluma
Petang
Petchora R
Peter Pt. (N. B.)
Peter Pt. (Ontario)
Peterhead
Peter the Great B
Petersburg
Petitcodiac R
Petite Terre
ajox
ajmg
augr
aojci
abdz
bdks
bdxe
apil
aoqj
aywo
bazl
.aydw
Petit Manan
Petit Passage
Petit Rocher Lt
bats
bcfm
Petropavlovsk
apnk
bdjc
Pettini I
Peyri^re,
La
Pezzo
Phaeton,
agni
aikd
arhp
ajpo
Phalerum
ajon
Phanari P
Philadelphia
azkq
Philippeville
akxm
aqbx
azle
Philippine Is
Philipsburg
azjr
Philip,
aosp
agok
aglq
agms
b aqv
AGiK
axdy
afeh
AFEt
bekv
abom
axop
akbq
ahov
anrp
aizb
Phleva I
Phoenix Is
Pi,
Plana I
Piankatank R
Pianosa I. (Adriatic)
Pianosa I
Piave R
Piave Vecchia P
Picacho
Pichidanque B
Pichilemu
Pico
ajic
aybl
aryc
AJOR
aret
AHOI
akwh
ayzb
airo
ahyx
aiui,
aiug
ahdz
aver
avfw
ALCU
486
PaBT
II.
PICTONPRIBILOFF.
Picton
PictoU
ATDW
Piedmont
ahws
aqem
BCWI
Piedra Pt
Piedraa Blancas
Piedras cay (Cuba, N.)
Piedras cay (Cuba, S )
.
Piel Hr
Pierowall Road
Pierre de Herpin
Pierres Noires, Les
agew
agjy
Aizc
BDWv
AUHK
Pigeon I
Pigeon Pt
Pihmatsui
aogk
AQNR
agpr
Pilier I
Pillar,
axno
axpg
aewc
afgc
Pietermaritzburg
PijU
auib
avji
Pillail
Pilot Station
Pilots Bidge Lt.
Acwx
book
anip
ADYM
Pilsum
Pinarello
Pine, C
aibd
BEUQ
ASVT
Pine I
Pines, Isle of (Pacific)
Pinos, Isla de (Cuba)
ayzt
Piney Pt
Pingyang Inlet
Pinos Pt
Piombino Pt
Pioneer R
Piopetto Pt
Piper Is. Lt.
aoli
axjhq
Pirangi
Pirano
Plaunick
aizm
Pleasant R
Plettenberg
Plymouth (England)
Plymouth (Mass.)
Plymouth fMontserrat)
Plymouth N. C.)
Plymouth (Tobago)
Po R
Pocomoke R
Pistolet
Pogon
BADR
Ajoc
Poile, La,
Pitre, Pt.
Pitsunda Pt
Pitt Passage
Pitt
Pitt Water
Point de Galle
Pois, P. des
Pokemouche
Pokesudi
Poklib I
Pol Pt
Pola
Polak
Poland
Polenia
I.
Pladda
Plana I
AQDB
AcvL
amyb
Pollensa
Pollock Rip
Polonio, C
awbm
Pomarao
apwd
Pomona
AQRc
AHXY
Pomoni Hi
Pomquet
aqsj
Pondicherri
AvQP
abwz
bdgu
beny
Portalegre
Portarlington
avwi
aryo
Port au Port
Port au Prince
axte
AHNM
PortboU
Portendick
Porthcawl
Porth Dinlley n
Portici (Black Sea)
alpy
aerh
aeth
akbj
aihm
ahcz
aeqp
akej
Portici (Naples)
Portimao
Porfltshead
Portiza
aemw
Portland (England)
Portland (Me.)
i
Portland (Oreg. )
Portland (Victoria)
Portland Bight
Portland Bill
Portland I
Portneuf (Quebec)
Port of Spain
Porto Rico I
Portree
Portrieux
Portsmouth (England)
Portsmouth (N. H.)
bamc
audm
arxg
axsj
aemx
atlm
bdtp
ayhc
Axvu
apcn
agpx
aels
bakg
ayvz
agzt
Portsmouth (Va.)
Portugal
Portugalete
Portzic Pt
aguy
AGKE
Posiette B
Possession I
Postillion Is
Poti F
aoph
, .
Potomac R
Potta Road-
alut
.aqog
AKLO
ayzq
Pottinger I
amdp
Pouebo
aopv
AQZT
bc VT
Poulâzec Pt
Poulgoazec
Povorotny Pt
agiu
aglp
aoqt
Poyang Lake
aohn
AQvc
axyo
Pond I,
Pondang
BAMO
aqme
Pozzalo
PoZZUoli
Islets
besi
AHSL
aoye
apeo
ange
Porsgrund
Portage I
Portage Lake Canal
Ponapi
Ponce
aqoh
AILV
AIHG
abgs
ACNO
aydo
akle
aqrg
Ponente Pt
Ponga R
ajun
Prado
Avwo
ALjc
Prsesto
ABNS
Ponghau Hr
Pon-pon R
Aocw
Prague
Prah R..
alnd
ATVP
Pontevedra
Pontianak
Pontusval
Ponza
Poolbeg
ayoj
Awzo
Pontchartrain, Lake
'.
agzi
apxn
agiz
AiGO
Prasonisi
Pratas I
Poole
AEMQ
Praya, P
Preguiza
beuk
Pope Hr
BCMT
Premuda
aezl
ahjn
Porbandar
Porer Rock
Porirua Hr
ajqn
Porman B
avnw
auvt
AXUD
Pornic
Poros Pt. (Black Sea)
Poros (Greece)
AXLO
Porphyry Pt
AVNK
akme
AFvn
amxx
aixk
atdo
ahjp
agpq
:. akdl
ajny
Hr
beml
baln
PorqueroUes
ahtz
Porpoise
aiyo
ajsc
anxh
Pravia R
Prawl Pt
Praya
abch
ahsm
lit.
Pomba B
Planumi I
Plata, La
Plata
Platana
AQGC
ahor
BAFN
ahdn
amco
Planier I
Plata, La, I
Plata, P
Plata, Pt
bdih
AJBX
ADGC
AIXE
Lt
asyv
ajom
AIJT
AGKX
bdhv
aijn
asgx
atkz
auxc
Pituni
Piura R
Pizzo
Pjasina R
Placentia Hr
betc
anes
aqxw
AUZK
aogf
berh
Pitcairn I
Pitea
azgf
ADCJ
bakm
AISZ
Pomerania
Pisinchau
aygx
Peel
Poge,
aenu
bagr
aycz
ayto
Pomfegues I
. .
Pisco
aghb
Policastro
Poliki B
aivz
Piru B
Pisa
Pisang B
Piscataqua
agty
AZQV
Axsp
arsp
aghu
Plum I
Plum Pt
abrq
Piring,
alxq
..acog
Plevna
Ploumanac'h
Ploun6our
Plouzec Pt
Pirholm
Pirie,
bauk
asvz
AiGX
ahyk
Piraeus
Piram
arbm
axor
AJWE
Plati
.4.gwm
AENP
aldb
alhm
alhc
ajcs
Prerow
Prescott
Prestenizze Pt
Preston
Preston Beach Lts
Preston, C
adbv
BDVo
aizb
aevr
bdgIi
arme
Prevesa
ajid
Priaman
aptv
Pribachi
Pribiloff Is
'.
akdh
ateq
Part
geogbaphical signals
II.
-places
487
PRIETORAS.
Prieto
AGVY
('
Prim Pt (N. SJ
PrimPt. (Pr. Ed.
bcfj
I.)
bdai
Primaro
aisw
Primeira Rocks
ance
Primel Pt
aoid
Primero P
aivf
bcyw
Prince Edward I
Prince Edward I (Ind. Oc.).amjo
Prince Frederick Hr
arkw
aolt
Prince J6r6me G
Prince of Wales C
atps
aszi
Prince of Wales Ch
aeig
Prince's Ch
,
Prince's
Dock
Princes Dock (Bombay)

Princes I. (Africa)
Princes I. (Dardanelles)
Prince's Landing Stage
Princess Royal Hr
Principe Pt
Prinkipo
Prior, C
Priorino,
C
Probbemau
abvf
amzl
Pumpkin
Puna
alqc
ajxz
Plindi
aevd
Pungue R
PunO
Punta .Arenas
arpt
axvk
ajyc
AGXH
agxk
anee
anqf
Pulo Katak
Pulo Lada
Pulo Laut
Pulo Leat
Pulo Nias
Pulo Mendanao
Pulo Pangkor
Pulo Pisang
Pulo Pisang Hr
Pulo Sapatu
Pulo SaU
Pulo TikuS
Pulo Tonga
Pulo Undan
AQBI
apsj
APUF
apsg
anrb
ansk
aptd
anvt
APRQ
APTG
aqnx
ansh
baqy
AUWE
ANHM
Pundu
Puri
ANHX
Pumea B
apwn
Putiatin I
ajuk
aoqr
Proctorville
Progresso
awhq
Prony
Propriano
Prorer B
Prospect Hr
Prosperous B
Prosser B
AiGV
Putlam
ANBi
awzl
Putzig
Putziger
Acxa
Puuloa
Puysegur Pt
aqtm
Pwllheli
aibq
adbb
Pyrenees
Pyrgos
batj
Pyrmont
alvb
ashc
AJLX
Protil
aszv
Proudfoot Shoal Lt. V
azwj
Providence
apoi
Providence B
axit
Providence Ch
Providence & St. Pierre Is.-amjk
-,
acxt
ARFZ
atfy
ABSZ
agty
Quaco
Quaker
bayw
bcki
Quarnero
Quartu
aixr
aidw
bdta
Queenscliff
Prussia
Queens Dock
Psara
ajtk
Queensferry
afjs
PubnicoHr
PuchepoPt
bchf
Queensland
aspg
AVGH
Queenstown
PuchoCO
AVGZ
Queijal Pt
Puercas, Ijas
aiipb
Quelpart I
Querqueville, Pt. de
afws
agyp
aoms
Pulicat
PulithraP
Pulo Angsa
Pulo Batam
PuloBrani
Pulo Bras
Pulo Buru
Pulo Oeicer de Mer
Pulo Condore
P\ilo
Dapur
PuloJarak
Pulo Katang Katang
aubl
Quexo C
Bcxj
Quiberon (Loc. Maria)

Quidico.P
ajnh
QuietoP
Quilan, C
QuilcaR
anro
Quilimane
apej
QuillebcEuf
anpu
ANGK
ansp
Quilon
apqk
Quimper
A.PQO
Quimperl6
Quindalup
anvu
anvi
apsd
apre
aptr
Ragai
ansr
aqgp
Lt
bcim
aygp
atcd
ajfp
ajfr
arhk
asyx
apyb
anbe
amzu
Rajpuri
Raleigh (N. Z.),
Raleigh (N. C),
Rami. Reef
Rambha
Raminitok B
aton
Lt.
aysh
azub
anhv
amgj
akso
Ramkine I
Ramree Hr
anlk
Ramsgate
aekj
ablk
R.,
La
agfi
adpl
Randers
acvq
aqkm
Raffles
Ranee
azwv
PujadaB
PuketHr
aypw
amol
agkm
a.skv
bagf
anqt
Pugwash
beiw
Racoon cay
Radama, P
Rade de Brest
Ramso
Provincetown Hr
Province Wellesley
Prudence I
ahnw
anby
Racine
ajlr
Quebec
Queenborough
Queen Charlotte Is
Queen Charlotte Sd. (B. C.)
Queen Charlotte Sd. (N. Z.)
Puercos I
Puget Sound
atxi
BAPZ
azty
Raine I
Rajang R
Rajapur
acxj
anmj
aixm
aiyc
beut
Raiatea I
ajwc
Promontore C
albs
ajcg
Problaka B
Probolingo
Piocida
Prome
ACDW
ahex
AEiT
Purflect
R&4
Rabat
Rabaz P
Race, C
Race Is
Race Pt
Race Rock
Rachado, C
avjm
ambh
AVBX
Puntales Castle
AMTL
Is
Ragged Island Hr
Ragged Pt
Raglan
Ragusa
Ragusa, Old (Vecchia),
APSV
Puntadura
Quoin
atny
atdg
atmx
Rangoon
anmd
Rapallo
Raphti,
aevg
Raritan
Rarotonga I
agcp
agvl
agnw
AVHN
afzq
ancv
agly
agmq
aroy
Quintero B
Quiriquina I
Quito
avgr
avez
AUWC
bavb
Rapa
amfi
.atus
.atds
aryi
avbl
QuoddyHd
Rangitikei R
Rangitoto I
Ranob6,
amby
:
acnw
aeju
atue
Aiwj
avid
Ranea
Rangaunu
ARHT
Rappahannock
AHXB
Ajow
Ras Afia
Ras al Bir
Ras al Hadd
Ras al Kha,ima
Ras al Kuh
Ras Alula
Ras Asir
Raschgoun I
Ras Engela
Ras Fartak
Ras Guarib
Ras Hafun
Ras iil Hadik
Ras Kanzi
Ras Kegomacha
Ras Madraka
Ras M'Kumbi
Ras Muwari
Ras Nungwe
Ras Radressa
Ras Rakkin
ayze
azng
arhp
^ . .
akxz
ampd
amsw
amtn
amvq
amoq
amog
akzi
akwo
amsl
amql
amoe
albx
amkv
amln
amse
amkt
amwk
amu
amoj
amtw
488
PaRT
II.
RASKOSARIO.
Ras
Ras
Ras
Ras
Rat
ampx
amlo
amqn
akdy
Raweiya
Upemba
...
Zafarana
Zorug
APTG
Apsu
Ratal
acnd
anub
Ratan
Ratburi
Rathlin I
Rathlin O'Birne I
Rathmullan
aftj
afsm
afsw
anbd
Ratnagiri
Ratoneau
ahsi
aypn
Rattlesnake Sh
Rattray Hd
Raumo
afik
acps
Rauna
Ravenna
Ray, C
Recife,
Redang
Redes
Red
ANOu
adlv
Refunsiri I
apmj
AiKE
agbk
abix
Reitz,
abhj
AMNC
abuo
ablh
Reke Fiord
Reko
Relandersgrund
Rema B
acpt
aknz
apwb
abvd
Rembang
Remesvigen
Remine
asfe
Rendsburg
adeq
aedz
Renesse
Rennes
Renong
Renskar
Repulse
agos
anpd
acqu
..aswg
Repvaag
Restigouche
Restinga Pt
Retchnoi I
Retimo
Retiro
Reuben Pt
abgh
:
bdjo
aqdl
aopw
bdjx
P
Rimmen
Roche Bonne
Rochefort
Rochelle,
RocBe Pt
Lt.
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rio
Rib
Colorado
de Janeiro
Rey
del
Grande de Cagayan
Grande do Norte
Grande do Sul
Grande
,
Negro (Parana)
Santiago
Riou I
Rio Vista
RipOStO.
Risano
agqy
agqn
Apwv
La
Riudsu saki
Riu Kiu
Rivadeo
Rivadesella
Riverhead
Riverton
Rivifere
Rivoli
du Loup
Roanoke
Roatan I
alzm
Robben
arog
asxg
apg w
b aot
Rocky
Rod
ABNT
AYGB
ASYj
ablz
ADMv
astv
Rodkallen
acnq
Rodo
abjy
Rodoni, C
Rodosto
Rodriguez I
Ajxo
ajgs
;
amis
avtq
alpu
abnw
ADNW
aqey
Rodven
awbo
Rodvig
avqx
awte
avmn
avny
Roe
AHSP
auhe
AIKW
ajpk
apcv
AOYi
aqwv
agvz
azrq
atgp
bdpl
ARWL
Rixhoft
Riyoishi
RizO
Rizzuto, C
Roancarrig I
AFDP
asvd
ABNK
APMK
Rithymno
amin
agpb
aghl
aekc
apuv
Rodsbugt
Rodskar
Rodtangen
abwn
Risor
BAOw
Rodberg
ajpx
Risiri I
aitq
agop
agql
Rockland
Rockly B
Rockport
Rodby
Rodd Hr
bdon
abms
avmt
AWBY
:
Rockhampton
Rockingham
Rockingham B
Rock I
APUL
.bbyc
aotp
aisn
alus
atxy
AGEP
AHBV
awst
Roche He Beacon
Roches Bonnes
axbh
adpy
Rimouski
Ringholm
awch
ajpk
bcyn
...^
Rimini
Reerso
Reisen
Rigas.
agxt
aziw
bduh
Richmond (Va.)
ayxd
Richmond Hr. (Pr. Ed. I.), .bdbm
Richmond R
ason
Riga
ACUM
Rikuoku
aycv
akln
ampf
Reme
Riachuelo R
Ribble R
Ribnitz
Rich Pt
Richard
Richelieu I
Richibucto Hd
Richmond (N.B.)
ants
agoq
R%n6ville
ajzs
azijQ
Island
bdox
asqv
Reggio
bpae
ajrd
aecu
apbk
'.
Rigolets, The
Rigoulette, The
Redon
Redonda
Reef
Rh6da
Rhode
augb
Rochester
Rockabill
Rockall
awvo
Red Sea
Reedy I
ARCJ
Reyes Pt
Reykjavik
Rhenea
Rhine R
Rhio Str
Roches d'Ouvres
Redland
Redoute Kalessi
AGCF
Rewa
avop
aevo
adce
BBRQ
agsm
asfu
Fish Bar Lt
adlq
aunc
ahed
alxw
BEQM
bdow
Is
ARWJ
Robert Hr
,
Roberts Pt
Roc Pt
Roca, C
Roca, Partida
RocaS
Rocchetta Ch
Roche Bernard, La
axgr
Robe
actd
Rh6ne
Airj
Lt.
aibw
aisu
avyj
Red B
Red Islet Bank
Red Islet Lt
asbx
azop
alzj
AiYu
Robbing I
Robbins Reef Lt
ajry
AHET
Rebecca Sh
Recherche B
Revellata Pt
Revel Stone Lt. V
Revsnses
Revilla Gigedo Is
R^ville
ACTB
Rhodesia
Aico
Real R
Reale Road
amhd
abuj
agqe
Reunion
Revel
Rhodes
BESO
AVTO
aglk
Raza, I
Raz de Sein, Bee du
Razzoli I
R6, He de
Re, P
Real,
Acxz
apjy
AKMB
AiPS
afqc
aytr
awpk
alwe
acsv
abyg
AUHC
Roeboume
aelz
Roebuck B
arlk
Rogosnizza
Rokuren
Rom
ajdi
AXVW
RojO,
aovj
adsc
aypt
Remain, C
Roman Rocks
alws
atqv
Romanzof C
Romblon, P
,
acjhe
Rome
AiGD
Rompido Pt
Romso
ahdr
ADiz
ainf
Ronciglio Pt
Ronehamn
Ronne
Ronnen
achx
Ronze
Aixo
ARIN
apzo
ahig
Roper.
Roque, Pt. de
Roquetas
Eorvig
Rosa, C
Rosario
Rosario cay
Rosario Str
acez
adlk
la
ABKW
AKXC
avon
axpc
atyn
Part H.
PLACES
AT.PHABETIOALLY ARRANGED.
489
ROSAS SAMBRO.
goeas
Roscanvel
agks
Ruke-Ruku B
RukyiraB
AGIO
Riim
AHNE
RoSCOff
Roseau
Rose Blanche
ayeh
Rose, C
Roselier Pt
Rosetta
Roseway,
agpw
Runcorn
abvb
aktz
Rundo
Runo I
ABOP
ACUQ
bbyv
abef
.ABOF
Rosia B
Rositten
Roskilde
Ross Cove
Ross I
Rossa B
Rossa I
Rossa Pt
AHFW
acwq
adlf
aufs
ABDL
AiED
AiBx
Rosslare
Rosso, P
AFCD
Rumili
Rumili Plissar
Rumili Kavak
Rosholm
Rosello,
besx
AKXc
bcid
abdb
amkn
AKCX
akcb
Bank
Riiso
RUSS
Russell
Russia
Russian Tartary
AiMF
RUVU R
afvq
Ruytingen Lt. V.
Ryan, Loch
AJEV
ayds
ahqy
AccjR
abvg
Sakonnet Ch
AOWK
Sakoshi
Sal I
ABDu
Ru
aopd
afdt
Stoer
AMKY
afxq
abxv
. l
AOYS
apbl
ALHE
Salamis B
Salang I
Salaverry
Salayar
'.
Ryvarden
absx
SaMe
Rota
Rothe Kliff
Rothersand
Rothesay
Rothsay Pt
Rotoava Anchorsê
Rotterdam
Rotterdam Canal, New
AHEN
Ry vingen
abvj
Sal(3m (Mass.)
Salem (N. J.)
Rotti...
AQOU
arnl
ardo
Rottnest I
Rotumah
Rouen
Roumania
atsr
argx
aecw
aecr
ambd
ahif
awvu
Sabine
Sabine Pt
aqow
aeoz
Axco
Rousse
AicB
abtc
Aiwu
arct
amjy
arlv
ALIH
Royal Albert Docks

Royal Sovereign Lt. V
Royal Victoria Docks
ajfb
Sablayan
I. (Miss.)
Rowley Shs
ROXO, C
apqr
Sabbioncello
Sabi R
Sabinal Pt
Sabinilla
Round
Round
Rovuma R
Is
afzu
ajvs
Rovar
Rovigno
Rovondrau B
AYBR
aqog
aked
BCQL
(England)
amlp
Saba I
Sabalanga
Sabang B
azvx
ahge
Roumelia
Round, C
I.
Saadani
*.ejd
.'
axgi
bchl
bcln
Sable, C. (Fla.)
Sable, 0. (N. S.)
Sable
(N.Atlantic)
I.
Sable, Pt. an
Sables d'Olonne
bepi
agqc
Sacatula
Sacketts Hr
Sackville
Saco
aunq
Sacramento
auhg
ahgx
auon
bdzj
bcak
balt
Sacratif, C
SacrificioB
ayni
Sado
AOTX
Royale
bemv
aqcm
Saedenstrand
Royan
agsd
Safatu
Rozel
AGDU
bdky
Rozier,
Rua
AGZE
akrz
atgv
Ruad I
Ruapuke I
Ruden I
Rudha Mhail
aczk
afbd
adik
Rudkiobing
Rufiji
Rufisque
Rugen
Riigenwalde
Rugsund
'
AMKR
algn
Aczw
acyl
ABPi
Ssetteriet
adru
adkz
areh
Road
Hr
,ALBZ
AZRB
^. apgz
Safi
Sag Hr
Sagami ura
Sagano seki
Saginaw B
ALBS
Sagres
Sagro,
Sagua la Grande, P
Saguenay R
Sahib, P
Saibai I
Said, P
Saida...
Salisbury
altu
bazx
acuj
Sallis (Alt Salis)
Salmis
acnu
ahgu
aqev
Salobreiia
Salomague,
Salona G
ajlh
ajvt
AHLS
alim
Saloniki
Salou
Salsang
ALHE
Salt I
Saltees
afvz
abji
Salten Fiord
adok
Saltholm
Lake B
bdlci
abug
arek
Saluafata Hr
Salut Is
Salvador
Salvage Is
Salvora I
Salvore Pt
Salwatti
Salween
AWGD
auqd
alpo
agzd
aiwd
aqrx
anol
advo
axuf
Salzhorn
Samarai
bdoz
AKOP
Samarang
Samarowsk
Sambar Pt
Sambas R
Sambro I
aksi
Am.)
Salinas Pt
axne
aqst
auov
auyn
aurk
ahgx
Salinas,
SamanA B
Samana Pt
Samanco B
Samar
AKTG
:
aiol
Salina Cruz
Salinas B. (Peru)
Salinas B. (Cent.
begf
ahgx
AHZT
aoyx
aijd
awmn
Salina.1
Saltney
Sadineiro (Lobera)
aqms
Sali
Salt
axsn
bait
azlh
Salgar
AGXw
awpm
.ajoh
aolp
Salengketa Pt
Salerno
Sada
Royal, P. (Honduras)
Roval, P. (Jamaica)
Royal, P. (S. C.)
Royalist,
aejg
anbr
barn
agym
Isle
Sale
aeld
Sadashivgad
Saddleback Ledge
ANuv
anpm
auxo
aqmv
aenq
alwb
ASBw
Salcombe
Saldanha B
AKIY
adsm
advn
aeyq
aotv
aork
aoxs
azxn
, .
aelz
AEZL
apdw
Sala
Ryde
Rye
-.ABJR
apby
aouj
ADCH
Rost
Rostok
Rostov
agrb
'
Saintes Maries
Sakai (Isumi Nada)
Sakai (Mikuni)
Sakaide
Sakata
Sakhalin
Sakitsu ura
ATNS
AIRP
aout
anvl
Saintes, Isle des
akgw
Rupert's House
Rusftnovka
Rusaro
Saigo Hr
Saigon
Saiki
Saintes
ajgu
auyd
aqjk
aqtk
apvr
aboq
apxh
apx
-
bclj
490
Part
ll.
SAMBULAUANSANTIAGO.
Sambulauan, P
Saminos
aqld
atwx
ardx
Samoa Is
Samos (Archipelago)
Samos (Greece)
ajtp
ajkc
ajus
Samothraki
Samothraki I
Sampit
ajhm
AQBP
aodl
anzd
Samsa Inlet
Samshui
Samso
Samsun
San Aleixo I
San Andrea I
ADJT
akmp
avzk
aiqo
Sanary
San Antioco I
San Antonio C. (Arg.)
San Antonio C. (Cuba)
San Antonio 0. (Spain)
San Antonio del Petrel
San Antonio Nuevo
San Antonio, P. (Are.)
San Antonio, P. (BsQearic
ahsw
aiej
avni
axol
ahkd
avfx
avph
avml
Is.)
AHNU
San Antonio, P. (EggHr.) .avlw
San Antonio Pt. (Adriatic) .. ajcd
San Antonio Pt. (Brazil)
avxu
San Antonio Pt. (Chilte)
avfs
San Bartolomd, P
aukx
SanBenigno,
ahwx
San Benito
,.aupg
San Bento R
alqu
San Bernardino Str
aqgd
San Bias Hr. (Arg.)
avmp
San Bias (Mexico)
aumx
San Bias, C
axen
San Buenaventura
auib
San Carlos Hr
axgp
San Carlos Pt
ahpp
San Cataldo Pt
aiqs
San Christoval I
aqwp
San Ciprian
aqwx
San Clemente I
aukd
Sancti Petri
ahpe
Sand cay
axhd
Sand I. (Ala.)
axdm
Sand I (Superior)
benj
Sanda
aezo
Sandakan Hr
apzo
.
Sandalo, C
Sandarli G
Sandefiord
aiep
akny
abxl
Sandeid
abtf
Sandesund
abyz
aekz
acex
Sandgate Road
Sandnammar Pt
Sandhamn
San Diego
SandnsBs
Sando
San Domingo (Cent.
Sandoway
Sandridge
Sands Pt
Sandtorr
abtx
abot
Am.), .aush
anlo
arzh
azqp
abhp
Sandusky
Sandviken
Sandwich B
Sandwich I
Sandwich,
acji
aujo
bedj
abyk
bexz
aqxn
aqxk
astd
Sandy C
Sandy Hook
Sandy Hook Lt. V
Sandy I
Sandy Pt. (Queensland)
Sandy Pt. (S. America)
San Felice
San Felipe B
San Feliu de Guixols
San Fernando Pt
San Fernando (Spain)
azmx
azmy
aycr
aspo
avjm
aiql
aulm
ahmt
aqet
ahez
San Fernando (T>inidad)...AYHG

San Francisco
augf
San Francisco Lt. V
auge
San Francisco R
avyb
San Francisco do Norte R. .avyr
San Gallan I
auzq
San Giovanni di Pelago
aiw y
Sanguinaire I
Sanibel I
San
Isidro,
;AIbs
axgc
Sanjak Spit Lt.

San Jeronimo
San'Joao I
avjo
akoj
aitpw
awdi
San Jorge
San Jose (Costa Rica)
San Job6 de Guatemala
San Jos6 del Cabo B
San Jos6 Ignacio Pt
San Juan Pt. (Cal.)
San Juan (Mexico)
San Juan Bautista
San Juan del Norte
San Juan del Sur
San Juan de Nicaragua R
San Juan I
San Juan, P. (B. C.)
San Juan, P. (Peru)
San Juan, P. (P. R.)
San Juan R. (Cent. Am.)
San Julian
San Julian, P
Sankaty Hd
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo, C
San Lucar
San Lucar de Barrameda
San Lucas, C
San Luis (Cent. Am.)
San Luis Pass
San Luis Pt
San Luis D'Apra, P
San Luis Obispo
San Marco C
San Marcos B
San Martinho
San Miguel
San Miguel B. (Cent. Am.),
San Miguel B
San Miguel F
San Miguel I
.
Sanmun B
San Nicola I
San Nicolas
San Nicolas I
San Nicolas, P
San Nicolo Del Lido P
San Pablo B
San Paola I
San Pedro (Cal.)
alow
awop
axjpy
aule
avql
aujg
aupc
awsn
awor
.
aurg
awot
atyx
atxo
auzy
axwj
.auto
ahci
avlk
bafh
auqv
auyx
ahej
ahei
aulc
aupo
awuz
auih
aqvo
auij
aiett
awdg
ahbo
alde
.autg
aqpt
altc
aujq
aody
airm
avoh
aukp
auzw
aitv
San Pedro (Spain)

ahin
San Pedro do Sul
avqz
San Quentin B
aukr
San Remo
ahvz
San Roman, C
awlg
San Roque
ahpt
San Salvador
axju
San Sebastian (Cadiz)
ahpc
San Sebastian {Canary Is. )
alfi
San Sebastian (Spain, N.C.) .agul
San Sebastian,
ahmx
.
. .
ahsw
Sanoery
Sansego
Sansego I
aizp
aizp
San Simeon
auid
Santa
auxw
,
Santa Ana Hr
awkv
Santa Anna I
awcx
Santa Barbara Oh
auip
Santa Barbara B
aumf
Santa Barbara, P
axuh
Santa Catalina
aukb
Santa Catharina I
avru
Santa Clara B
axni
Santa Croce, C
aild
Santa Cruz (Azores)
alop
Santa Cruz (Cal.)
auho
Santa Cruz (Canary Is. )
alpd
Santa Cruz (C. Verde Is.). .algt
Santa Cruz (Morocco)
alcp
Santa Cruz (Philippines)
aqei
Santa Cruz (W. I.)
axzs
Santa Cruz B
avwu
Santa Cruz del Sur
Axpz
Santa Cruz F
avsd
Santa Cruz F. (Rio de Janeiro),
AVTS
Santa Cruz I. (Cal.)
aujw
Santa Cruz Is. (Pacific). . .aqwo
Santa Cruz, P. (Arg. )
avlg
Santa Elena
auvx
Santa Elena, P
avmd
Santa F6 R
axot
Santa Isabel
alqb
Santa Luzia
algz
Santa Margherita
ahxc
Santa Maria
aheo
Santa Maria, C
avqn
Santa Maria de Leuca, C
aiqe
Santa Maria I. (Azores)
aldm
Santa Maria I. (Chile)
avgx
Santa Marta
awlu
Santa Marta Grande, C
avrq
Santa Maura
ajin
Santa Monica
auiv
Santander
agvm
.
Santapilli
Santa Pola
Santa Quaranta
Santarem
Santaren Ch
Santa Rosa B
Santa Rosa I..Santa Rosa R
Santa Rosalia
Santa Teresa Gallura
Santa Venere, P
anhj
ahjo
ajhc
a wev
axje
axoh
aujs
auwm
aulk
aicl
auu
augp
San Theodoro Pt
ajkd
aipx
auiz
Santiago (Chile)
avfk
Santiago,
aqdk
-Paet
II.
491
SANTIAGO SHA.
Santiago de Compostella
Santiago de Cuba
Santo Antonio B
agyq
axqp
Santo Domingo
axup
aldx
awix
agvh
Hr
Santo, P. (Madeira)
Santo, P. (Venezuela)
Santona
Santorin
Santos
San Vicente de
la
Sao Francisco. .
Sao Jos^ do Norte
.
Sardao,
ahcu
aley
apxz
aicj
ahun
Pt
ajwz
ajxk
beft
abzc
Sar Kioi
Samia
Sarpsborg
Sarstoon R
garu
Sasardi
awqm
A.PLB
awni
ajgw
Saseno I
Schiedam
adyq
acxn
Schiermonnikoog
Schiewenhorst
Schilbols Nol
SchUlighorn
Schleswig
adzi
adwz
Schokland
Sardinierfes
Sari Siglar
aeon
aecy
ajmb
axpq
Sardina Pt
Sardinia
abrj
...bcrm
Schleswig-Holstein
awgx
Sarawak
avtm
Apso
aocp
aioh
AVDj
aijm
ajsd
Schouwen
Schouwen Bank
Schulau Lt.
bcse
Lt.
ABOT
Aiow
Is
Sciroccb,
Marsa
AJTM
abxi
Scio
Scotland
Scotland Lt.
Scrabster
Scranton
aznb
afdy
axcl
Sedhiu
SauoB
Sault Sainte Marie
Sauzon
Savaiil
Savanal
Savanilla
Savannah
Savannah-la-Mar
Savaradrug
SavitriR
Savona
SavuSavuB
SawaiHr
SaxbiNess
Saxkiobing
Saxony
Scalambri, C
Sepet,
Sept-Iles, Les
Seraglio Pt
BCVB
aukt
ajdc
aqyn
AQiM
alif
ajgl
aivq
aqov
AftBD
AUPCJ
Seskar'!
acso
Seskaro
acob
Sesters, Grand
Sestri Levante
alkv
ahxg
acru
aozf
R
R
alkr
ALRM
ahcq
agrn
akhj
Sevast6pol
Seven Is., The

Seven I. B
Seven Stones Lt.
Seville
ahek
atib
Segerstad
achb
Sfax
amiy
Sgeir Maiole (Sgeir Vuile). .apbh
Aocs
belt
Segoro
SeguinI
bami
Shadwan
agnv
areo
SeguraR
ahjm
alnr
Shakotan Hr
Avwa
Shambles Lt.
Shanghai
Shanhainuan
Shannon R
ahwn
Sekondi
Sekru
arcw
Seldngor
aqpt
actq
Selatan,
SelkerLt.
alnb
asd
anrl
aqbl
aewn
akeb
amqg
Shableh, C.
I
Shaliutien
aplw
aojr
Shantarski Is
Shantung Promontory
aemy
aofj
aojv
afqt
aory
AOi
Shdrja
AMTO
Shark B
Shark Pt
Sharps I
armg
Sharpness Docks
aeqm
anbc
Selsea Bill
Selsovik
aeln
abjz
Shastri
^'^'^'^
ailw
SelvaP
AHNJ
ShaSze
admn
azdo
ahtk
AKVN
La
B.,
Segna
abpb
beza
aeqk
beet
bfas
aglf
atzk
adlo
Severn R. (England)
Severn R. (Md.)
Seyne
aymn
axrw
^mzw
amzv
abdi
bdmu
Severn,
Seychelles
a.wml
ajqc
aopu
axzp
aken
ayho
Servia
Servola
Serwatti Is
acjry
Seguro, P. (Africa)
Seguro P. (Brazil)
Seidis Fiord
Sein, He de
Seine
Seiro
apot
avyl
AGDL
akwp
SegaarB
apwy
Serrat,
SedimiB
Wedi B
agxo
Serk
Serpents I
Serpent Mouth
Serpho
ANix
ajbi
ajzy
Serantes
Serdze Kamen,
Sergipe
Seudre
avtw
bekg
Seoul
Setubal
aibo
aish
aovd
AOLM
AHTB
aghv
Sen Zaki uchi
aybe
bapr
aubp
Sea Wolf
ageh
apls
Sebu
Senigallia
bcgt
I.)
algb
algf
S6n6quet, Le
S6n6tose Pt
Seal I. (N. S.)

Seal Rocks (W.
Searsport
Seattle
AIEM
acpn
Saunders,
Saunders,
apix
Seaham
SCUSO,
aoye
-
ambt
Sendai
Sestroretzk
Seto Uchi
Sestos
Settle
Sastmola
Sata no misaki
Saugatuck
Saugor
aimg
ScUly
Sebastian Viscaino
Sebenico
Sebert Cove
SaudeDock
azjx
acwp
AiKC
adbk
aipn
aedy
aefh
aduq
adkr
Scilla
Sassari
Sassnitz
'
Schultz Ground Lt.

Schuylkill R
Schwarzort
Sciacca
Sassandra
Sassafras
adfh
adcu
aebq
acyh
Scholpin
Schooner Cove
ajbv
azep
almf
SaskaB
Semaphore
SBmeni R
Sena
Senegambia
Sarasota
Scarpanto
Scarweather Lt.
S^n^gal
APWG
Saramacca
Scario
arzs
aefg
Aijp
akcs
apsy
aqot
aruz
ajou
afqx
AYLJ
Saputi
Saracen Hd
Saraceno Mt
Sarco
Burnu
Semangka B
Semao
Schank, C
Scheldt
Scheveningen
anqv
Sapudi
AjcB
Selvi
Scattery I
aqnw
Sapri
Selve
afgx
afmd
aygt
Scatari I
axul
apyv
Sapolo
Sapetiba
Sapienza I
aiku
Scalloway
Scarbrough (England)
Scarbrough (W. I.)
ajru
avrc
amfg
Scaletta
Avsx
Barquera -Agvt
avsj
Saolara
Saona I
Sapangar
Sapeh B
Sapetang
alqd
alsb
azfb
aoig
PLACES ALPHABETICALLY AKRANGED.
492
Part
II.
SHATT-AL-ABAB SNIPE.
Shatt-al-Arab
amuf
Sheboygan
bein
bcye
aejt
Shediac
Sheerness
Sheet Hr
Sheet Rock
Sheffield
Sheik ul
Abu
Shelburne
Sheldrake
bcmw
Sidby
ACPM
Sizepoli
Sjelanger
bcmx
afmv
ampn
Sidero,
ajps
alyt
Auz
bcnr
akvq
amrd
akyr
Shershel
Shetland
afgl
apjn
Is
Shidzukawa
Shields, North
afu
aflm
Shields, South
axbn
Shieldsboro
Shikoku
Shimabara
Shimidzu Hr
Shimonoseki
Shimonoseki Str
Shinagawa
APCG
:
.:
apib
amhx
Shiogama
apiz
Shiokubi mi saki
Ship Hr
Ship I
Ship John Sh
Shippigan
Ship Island Sh
Shipu Hr
Shipwash
aoxl
apgm
aovp
aovu
amtf
Shinda
Shingle Pt
Lt.
apku
bcmq
Axcp
aziq
bdin
awxy
aodz
afoq
aotl
aovl
Shiranai B
Shirasu
Shir6 R....Shiriya saki
Shitama, P
ambw
apkh
Shizuoka
apcm
apgk
Shoals, Isle of
b akd
Shoalwater
Shoalwater B
Shoeburyness
Shoreham.,
Shortland Bluff
Shortt I
Shovelful Shoal Lt.
auot
asvl
abil
aelj
aeyg
Sici6,
Sienniumiao
Sierra Colorado Pt
Sierra Leone
Siete Pecados
awlc
Sighajik P
Signal Mt. (Mauritius)
akoz
AKOX
Hr
apzw
Silam
AEwe
Silloth
Silver I
Simrishamn
acpo
Sinai,
Mt
amqx
amwv
Sind Coast
Sines,
Singapore
Singapore New Hr
Singapore, Old Strait of
Singatoka R...'
Singkel
Singo
Singora
Singti Reach
Siniscola
Sinjai
ahcb
ansm
ansv
antd
arcs
apuj
APEV
antv
agio
aido
Sinkeamun Hr
aqmt
aoeh
Sinmororan
apkz
Sinnamar
awgh
Sinope (Sinub)
Siphano
Sippican
akmt
ajqb
Sirakami,
Sirakami saki
Siaelland
Siselland Reef Lt
adkv
Sisal
adlp
Sisargaa I
Siak
Sisimiut
Siargao I
aprg
ANui
aqjx
Siassi
AcjLT
Sissibou
Sitges
Siberia
aosf
Sitia,
Siboga
Sibonga
Sibpur
Sibu Is
APui
aqiu
Sitka
Sittang
Siversov
Sivota I
acke
atsz
Sirunoki
Sibuko
alwu
Simpson,
Sirik, C
Sir James
anjk
ANTF
APZY
aopx
ACQH
apgx
SimS
Simoda
Simons B
Simpnasklubb
Siru
Siam
ajxe
agzq
Silleiro,
Siro simas
Shuya
aqjb
Silivri
bcdz
anzb
Hall Group
'.
Sisiran
Sivriji
Pt
.ACML
..ABXF
..ACGK
. .
.AJSY
. .
.AKPC
...ACPI
.ACPZ
..ACDJ
..ACNK
.AFQK
..AJBW
..ABTN
..AFBV
..AJVH
..ABGV
ADLZ
.ABXC
-ABSU
.ADKP
Skelleftea
Skelligs
Skerda I
Skerries
Skerryvore
Skiatho
Skibotten
Skielskor
Skien
Skilling_R
SkiodsHd
Skiold Ness
Skira
Skokomish
Skomvser
anog
akgr
AJHX
Skongsnaes
Skopelo
..ABPD
..AJVK
Skoven
Skraaven
Skrypleff I
Skudesnses
Skulmartin Lt. V
Skutari
Skutari (Bosphorus).
Skutari (Greece)
Skutskar
Skye, Isle of
-ADJC
..ABIP
.AOQH
Slavianski B
Sletten
Sletterhage
Slevik
.ABTJP
.AFTZ
.AJGQ
..AKBI
. .AJMQ
.
..ACIiB
.AFCM
..AJVG
Skyro
aknt
Sligo
-AOPE
.ADOX
.ADKH
.ABYU
.AFSH
.ADFB
. -ACHT
..ABES
.
Slotterb
Sluis
SlyneHd
.ABGN
.AFRM
Smalls
.ABSK
Smith I
Smiths Knoll Lt. V.
.AFNX
.ASNU
-ABPM
Smorhavn
Smyge Pt
Smyrna
Smyth Ch
Snares, The
.ATZE
Smoky C
S. Nlkolo,
.AIOV
.ADFJ
Slitehamn
Snipan Lt.
Snipe I
ATZW
..ABJP
Slimiinde
ATSN
.AKVJ
apyf
aolj
AHLY
.ADIB
aqfv
bcge
AWRs
agyb
bezw
.ACHN
.ADQN
.ATUG
Skeena R
SkelderB
.ACBP
Skarsinde
Skaw, The
Sli(Schlei) Fiord....
aplg
.ADQN
. .
Sliema
AJPR
..abrj
.
azyx
apnd
apkn
aovh
apmv
unku
.aedh
Skagen
Skagens Hamn.
AJTX
Sikia,
Si Kiang
Sikijor I
.AHSY
Skano
aunw
amid
axns
axdp
Siguapa
Siguenza Pt
Sihuatanejo
.aonu
-APEM
Skagganas
Skala
Skala Nuova
Skalgrund
Skalskar
aljv
aqic
Sigri
ampl
abez
Shubenacadie
ShummA
aseb
aogc
Sidmouth
babp
ANij
Siwo misaki
Six-Fours
Sherm Wej
SivutchB
AiKJ
Shemogue
Shepherd Hr
Shepstone,
Sherbro R
Sherbrooke
Sherki I
Apzx
aqhg
AHTD
bdgx
atbu
boxy
awoj
Sicily
bcia
Shelikoff Str
Sibutu I
Sibuyan
.acet'
.AKOM
.AVJC
.ATHI
..AJIM
.ACNB
.AODT
'
Part H.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALSPLACES ALPHABETICALLY

ARRANGED.
493
SNOHOMISHST. GEORGE.
Snohomish..
AUBH
SnouTv Lt.
-APXB
-AKLB
.AKLB
-ABGZ
-AGTX
SochaBitkePt'.'".'.'.'.",
Sochinski
Society Is
Socoa
Soderarm
Soderhamn
SoderWng
ACLR
acrd
Sodertelje
aciy
boduspomt
SofalaR
BDYO
."."."."ambg
Soggendal strand
Sogndal
Some Fiord
Sohar
ab un
abqt
abqi
.AMTE
Soholm
ABKD
Sok6tra I
Seller,
AMOH
Mt
The
P
.AICW
[
Solo Rock
Solovetzki
Solvesborg
Solvorn
Solway Firth
Somali
Somaliland, Italian
Sombrero cay
Sombrero I
Somers Cove
Somerset
Somes Hr
Somes I
Sommars
Somme R
Somo Somo
Sonapur
Sonderburg
Sondervig
Songka R.
Songchiu
Songhoi R
Songa Songa
Songvaar Lt
Sonsonate
Sooke Inlet
Soon
Sophiko P;
Str
ARCF
abek
acfr
abqz
aewq
amon
amnx
axhj
axzy
azgc
asyz
basl
ATKP
acsq
afyo
aedh
anhp
adrn
anwp
aons
anwr
I
Sordwana Road
Sorell,
AQOD
adfx
amkp
abvl
auqj
atxm
^byn
AjoB
alzh
BDUE
Sorel
Sorelle
AELX
AHOM
aqwe
Solomon Is
^lrJ-V
P
Rocks
Souria.
Q
fUrop, C
ASEL
akws
'.
Southerness.'
Sosti I
Sottile, Pt. (Austria)
Sottile Pt. (Sicily)
Soudan
aqgk
adob
abjo
abfl
ajkz
antjt
aivt
aims
alnj
aeks
bekc
'.'.
asjy
bca w
AZEK
a ynp
ambc
bcaw
avkj
AWYQ
abvn
arjq
aspm
bdfo
bdlt
South Pt. (Anticosti)

South Pt. (Barbados)
aygn
South Rock Lt. V
afub
South Ronaldsay
afel
South Shetland
avkh
South Shields
aplm
South Solitary I
asof
South Stack
aeti
South Uist
afdg
Southwest Prong Lt
amzh
Southwest Pt
bdlw
SoUthwold
AFOL
Sovde
ABOX
SowandPigsLt.V.(N.S.W.) .askf
Sow and Pigs Lt. V. (Mass.).BACi
Soya saki
apmg
Spadillo Pt
Aipj
Spain
AGUE
Spalato
AjDR
Spalmadori Ch
ajec
Sparo
ACHZ
,
. .
'.
Spartel,
albj
Spartivento, C. (Italy)
Spartivento, C. (Sardinia).
Spathi, C
Spear, C
Spencer G.
Spencer Rock
Sperone,
Spex
Str
Spezia
Spezzia I
aikh
.aieb
Spithead
Spitzbergen
.,
AHWK
Spotsbierg
adkx
gPr0?O
Spuria
ADIW
Spurn Lt.V
Spurn Pt
afmq
APMG
BCDK
AiKft
oquillace.....
Aipo
Srjgina I
Srira,
'.I'.akxcj
La
akvj
Hd
.".'.'"
St.
Abb's
Agnes
St.
Agostinho,
St.
Alban's
St.
St.
Ambrose
St.
Andrew, C
St.
Hd
Andrew
(N. B.)
"apkp
abov
avzm
aemt
advx
.bawu
ampg
Andrew City (Fla.)

axeh
St. Andrew Ch
bcto
St. Andrew Pt. (Pr. Ed. L).bdax
St. Andrew R
almf
St. Andrew Sound (Ga.)
ayko
St. Andrews
afje
St. Ann, C
alkb
St. Anne (Alderney)
agcx
St. AnnoHr. (C. Br. L)....bcud
St. Anns
axbk
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
Ann's Hd
Antonio
Aubin
Aubin
(Jersey)
aesd
algp
agbo
agdq
St.
St.
Augustine
Augustine
Barbe Pt
St.
Bartholomew
amfd
agtv
aybn
St.
St.
BeesHd
aewk
Benoit
amho
St. Blaize, C.
St. Briac
agfm
ayjb
alxj
St.Bride'sB
aesl
Brieuc
agfu
ahlf
ajcw
St.
St. Carlos
St. Cassano,
St. Cast Pt
AGFP
Catherine B
St. Catherine Pt
St. Catherine Sound
St. Christopher I
St. Clair
St. Clair Lake
St. Clement
agdv
aemo
aylm
aybx
bepn
befh
ayzx
Croix I
St. Croix
bawp
St.
Axzs
St.
St.
Cruz de la Selva
Denis
amhe
St.
Duka F
AKLD
AiDx
Aiou
BCED
St.
St. Elmo
St. Esprit
aghg
St.
Eustatius
aiel
St.
Famille
Florent
St. Elia,
AD wQ
St.
ahxp
St. Francis, C. (Africa)

St. Francis, C
ajpv
Spiekeroog I
Spinalonga, C
C
Spotomo
Split,
AJMY
beuz
aluo
bayt
arsd
ajnr
Sphakia
Spit Lt.
ajmw
Sparta
Spencer, C.
aezn
aeku
Southport' Êngland)
Southport (N. Australia).
Southport (Queensland)
South Pt. (Amherst I.)
AONG
abey
aiht
aexl
South Foreland
South Goodwin Lt. V
South Haven
South Head (Inner)
South Joggins
Southold
South Carolina
South Carolina I
South Joggins
South Orkneys
South Pass
Sorio
Soton
APLQ
'.'/
South America
auwo
Southampton (England). .aelw
Southampton (Huron)
behc
Southampton Road
anlh
South C
AQTJ
South East.P_
AMiu
Southend
aeim
Spencer
Sorvaag
Sosnovetz I
ACTH
AKVW
Souter Pt
abtd
Soroka
gOUfe.
Sorhaugo
Sorrento (Italy)
Sorrento (Victoria)
Sorsogon
Sorte Ch
AYPM
ACDM
BDCM
, .
'.".'."..'..Tcil
Seder Skars
Solaro,
Solent,
-ACJV
Souf rifere B
Sound, The.
adxi
St. Francis,
St. Francois
ajpn
St.
able
ANME
abcy
ahnj
aybt
bdso
aicg
alxs
beyp
bdty
bdsc
St.
St.
George (Grenada)
George (N. B.)
George Basin
aygd
baxd
St.
George, C. (Fla.)
axew
arlb
ST.
Marco, C
Marcouf
Margaret
aimj
St.
St.
St.
Georges,
St.
Marks
St.
Georges Reef.
Georgio Islet
agsk
auez
St.
ajpz
St.
Martin (W. I.)

Martin de la Arena
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St. Georgio,
St.
Germain
Giacomo Pt
St.
St.
Margaret's Hope
Marguerite He
St.
Mane
ajel
St.
St.
ahwz
St.
St.
Gildas Pt
St. Gillies sur Vie
St. Giovanni, P
agpo
agpz
ajib
St.
alvo
alvz
St.
St.
St.
St.
Helena
Helena B
Helena Sound
Helens
St.
Helier
agdp
St.
St.
Hospice Pt
Ignace
AHVK
bdrh
St.
Ives
St.
Jacques
JagO
James, C
Jean
Jean de Luz
Joao da Barra
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
aynx
aeml
John, C
John Hr. (Antigua)
St. John Hr. (Staten I.)
St. John I. (China)
St. John I. (Red Sea)
St. John I. (W.I.)
St. John R. (Africa)
St. John R. (Fla.)
aykk
apjt
St.
Stefano
ahux
amhp
St.
bawi
amhj
Thomas (St. Lawrence) .bdrq
Thomas (W. I.)
axzb
Thomas Bight
awcd
aqer
Thomas Peak
agvq
St.
bcfv
Mary B
ayki
Mary (Ga.)
Mary (Newfoundland) .beun
St.
Thom6
St.
Thom6, C
St.
altx
amfc
ahdi
amej
St.
St.
Tropez
Tudwall Roads
... .
Mary, C. (Africa)
Mary, C. (Madagascar)
Mary, C. (Portugal)
Mary
St.
St.
Marys
(Scilly)
St.
St.
agir
St.
Maximo
ALHK
anvq
St.
Michael P
Michaels (Azores)
I.
ahum
atqw
alde
agee
Michel, Mt
St. Nazaire (Loire Inf.)
agph
St. Nazaire (Fr. Pyr. Orient) . ahp w
afoc
St. Nicholas Lt.
alhb
St. Nicholas
AGSB
St. Nicolas
Apuw
St. Nicolas Pt
St.
St. Nicolas,
AHZW
Nikolas
St. Nikolo, P
St. Orlovsk
St. Paul (Reunion)
St.
axek
Joseph (Fla.)
aejp
St. Katharine Docks
AFDO
St. Kilda
St.KildaPier(Melbourne). .arzg
St.
St.
AYBX
St.
bdsl
St.
Jorge dos Ilheos

Joseph (Mich.)
St.
St. KittS I
St.
Laurent
St. Lawrence
St.
(Queensland) ..\svp
Lawrence, C
bcup
Lawrence, G. of
bdgc
Lawrence I
apol
Lawrence, R
bdmp
Leonards
aslm
St.
Leu
St.
Lewis Sound
St.
St.
Louis (Africa)
Louis (N. B.)
Louis (Reunion)
Louis B
Louis Canal
Louis F
St.
LuceaHr
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
Lucia B (Africa)
Lucia (Madagascar)
Lucia (W. 1.1
Malo
.
AMHS
bbxt
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
St.
Paul de Loanda
Paul Hill
Paul Hr. (Alaska)
Paul I. (C. Br. I.)
Paul I. (Indian Ocean)
Paul Rocks
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bcus
.
St. Pierre
St.
St.
St.
alod
BCYT
St. Pietro (Adriatic)
amhs
St. Pietro I. (Sardinia)
St. Pietro di
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amjt
awcb
Peter B
Peter Hr
Peter P
Petersburg
Pierre (Newfoundland),
Pierre (Oleron I.)
Pierre (Quiberon)
(Reunion)
Pierre (St. Lawrence)
Pierre (W. I.)
Pierre de Royan
bcqr
bdcs
agdc
achy
.bety
Vladimir
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Stabben
Stade
Stagno
St.
aoqw
adcz
abpq
adun
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Stambul
akbj
azsr
ajsh
ajks
abiu
aejx
Stamford Hr
Stampalia
I
abhv
akox
Stangholm
asev
avkp
Stanley, P. (Erie)
Stanley, P. (Pacific Is.)
Stanley R
Stapleton
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Starkenhorst
Stark Pt. (England)
Stark Pt. (Orkneys)
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Stanley
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St.
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St. Paul, C. (Black Sea)
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Valery-en-Oaux
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Vincent I. (Fla.)
Vincent (W. I.)
Vincent, C
Vincent G
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Stamsund
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St.
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amqb
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(N. S.)
St.
St.
St.
Mary R.
Mary R.
Mary,
AEPD
St.
St.
St.
aicx
Stephen
Suzanne
St.
Mary's Road
Mathieu Pt
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Simon Sound
St.
agtu
avul
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BERN
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aybp
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amgv
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amcp
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George Mouth
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George R
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aesi
Georges Ch
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Georges Hd
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494
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adpj
abxh
abtw
ABus
BATD
abmv
aebv
ajsz
acib
Stedsholm
Steep I
Stefano Pt
AOBV
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Steilacoom
adnq
aubt
Steinort,
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ajxu
acve
abmp
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Part
"qseso&baphical signals
II.
Stenkyrkehuk
achm
Steno Pass
Stenskar
Stensundeno
Stephansoit
Stephens B
Stephens, C
Stephens, P. (Falkland Is.)
Stephens, P. (N. S. W.).
Stephens Pt
;
'.
Stettin
Stevns C. (Klint)
Stewart I
Stiff Pt
Stig Ness
Stikine R
Stinking I
Stilow Beacon
ajqo
aosx
abqg
.aquf
auvn
ateh
.avkt
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Sual
Suances
Suberbieville
ADMG
Subig,
amx
Stirrup cays
Stirs Pt.
axiz
ACRS
acjq
asmp
afly
bapu
ablr
adex
abth
acyi
Stolpmiinde
Stoncica Pt
ajen
apis
Stonehaven
Stonehouse
aenv
bdqy
abhg
azuk
Stone Pillar
Stonesbotten
Stonnington
Stono Inlet. .-.
Stony Pt
ayop
bdza
ADUH
AKXN
Stor
Stora
Stpra Fiaderagg
adnh
abjz
ajks
adej
alwz
aedu
ATYV
atgx
aqjq
Stirling
Stoltnen
Stubbekiobing
adnx
acyd
Stockton (Australia)
Stockton (England)
Stockton (Me.)
Stokkoen
StoUergrund
apem
bedc
Stylida
bewl
Stronsay . .-.
Strontian I
Strood
Strovathi I
Strukamp Pt
Struys B
Stryensas
Stuart I
asmv
ACYX
atsp
Stockholm
places
Suakin
Succonnesset Shoal Lt.
Suchau
Suda B
Sudak
Suga sima
SugUt R
Sujak B
Sukkiim B
anzs
asmz
apph
APZK
AKJ
aklj
apdw
akem
apdr
abjm
basx
ansq
acik
Sumatra
apqi
asgr
apcr
acoy
Sumaya
aguo
aqny
aqnu
afgm
Stotsund
Strahan
Straitsmouth
Stralsund
Strandebarm
Strangford
Stranraer
Strasburg
Stratford Shs
StrathiePt
baji
Streckelsberg
Strelna
StrelokB
StribPt
Stroma
Stromboli I
Strome Ferry
Stromness
Stromo
Stromstad
Strongilo I
bczl
aijr
acfj
Svartkiubben
Sveaborg
Svelvik
Svendborg
Svendseyre
Svenoer
Svenska Bjorn Lt.
Svenska Hogarne
Sviatotroitski
Svinbaden Lt.
Swakopmund Road
abim
abfp
aluj
ague'
Swalfer Ort
Swan B
Swan I. (Tasmania)
Swan I. (Victoria)
Swan R
Swanterwitz Lt.
Swettenham,
Swilly,
Switzerland
ACDM
aprx
apry
aprd
Syauki Pt
Syd Krogo
alcb
AFPG
Sydostbrotten Lt.
amzg
Symi
aoqn
ADHP
SunkLt. V
Sunk Rock Lt
Sunmiyani B
Sup6
apec
Superior City
apcK
afet
Superior, Lake
Sur (Arabia)
S(ir (Syria)
AM
SurPt
abzm
Surabaya
ajux
Surat
aioj
amwh
AUYJ
benc
belq
amsy
Svdney
Sydney
Lt.
afpl
ablp
askb
bcsw
acmq
ADSH
Syltl
AiSN
aboh
ajqw
Synaes
Syra
Syracuse
Syrsan
aksl
aero
ashd
aczh
ANzu
abzh
anrs
ahvq
aobv
(C. Br. I.)
Syria
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afsr
aczb
aczd
Lough
aclx
aczt
acsp
abmr
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Sweden
Apsa
.aseh
asdm
aryk
arnq
Swatau
Sundsvall
Suira
Swanage
Swansea (England)
Swansea (N. S. W.)
aexy
ARfto
acjt
Svyatoi Nos
Acnm
apdx
aciu
Svolvser
Sundet
abxj
acds
Swinemiinde
Swine R
Swin Middle
Sungi Banju Asing. . .

Sungi Sungeang
Sungi Rokan
bfah
abvc
anjcj
Sundt
adhw
Sundarbans, The
Sunderland
acvz
aztg
acqz
ABYE
Svinor
ayov
aflr
ackh
akgn
adbt
absb
apud
AJUC
Strati
Streaky
ANDM
ABEX
Summerside
Sumter F
SundaStr
ARCH
Suva
Suvarov
abzp
abpv
akti
Sumburgh Hd
APMX
Svaneke
Svangen
Svano
Storm B
Stornoway
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ABJT
aspi
APLC
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aozk
Storklappen
StoschCh
Sutsini
akgd
Suma
Storskar
apds
asle
Suwo nada
AMQK
Sumbal
Sumbawa
Suvero, C
Suvorovski
acph
Storkalla^nd
Sutherland
Sutherland Dock
AKHT
Sultan Shoal Lt
Sultans I
.acm
_
apct,
aubc
azbd
ankm
aclp
Stbrjungfrun
Susa, P. (Japan)
Susaki ^Tokyo G.)
arhn
AMQT
Sulisker
Sulitjelma Mines
Sullivan
apgj
akv w
aovb
apho
Is
.AMQS
Sule Skerries
Sulina Mouth
awgp
akvm
barw
Sur-Kenis B
Surry
Suruga G
Susa (Tunis)
Susquehanna R.
adtb
Lt.
ampw
afhk
adtn
aoug
Sugarloaf I
Sugarloaf Pt
aqki
Surinam R.
Susaki (Shikoku)
Susan, P
AoiH
AjPH
Sudder-ghat
Sunderhoft
Sudero
Suder Piep
Sudzu misaki
Suez
Suez B
Suez Canal
Suez G
Surigao
ajuy
AQEO
agvr
amgc
AQDY
V...baev
495
ailj
:
akri
acig
auhy
Taa hu ku B
argh
apwj
AMYS
Taal
Taars
admp
aqgz
496
PLACES
PaRT
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
II.
TAASINGETERRIBLES.
adu
Taasinge I
Tabarca I
ahjn
akwv
Tabarka
Tabasco
Taltal
Talus,
AVDG
beqv
La
Talut Pt. (Lorient)
aws j
aqhc
Taman Lake
awil
Tamar, P
alwg
Table C
Table I
Tamar R
Tamatave
Tambelan
anmv
aufk
aset
akji
avzi
avjl
Tamandare
Tablas I
Tablas, Las
Table B
Table Bluff
asdu
Is
Taboria
aljd
Tambo R
Tambo de Mora P
Tabu
Tabuan
almc
Tamise
apwt
Tampa
,.
avcf
AXLS
Tampico
Tamrfda
Tamsui Hr
Tanabe
Tana Fiord
Tana R
Tanamo, P
Tacoma
aubr
Tananarivo
aljd
Tabuia
Tachibana ura
Tachin E,
Tacking Pt
Tacloban
Tacna
Taco,
apdp
anug
asnk
aqji
bdpc
Tadousac
Tadri
anbu
akix
aqjb
Taganrog
Tagbilaran
Tagliamento R.
aiup
Tago B
Tagus R
Tahiti.
APGT
AHBz
arhb
. . ,
Hd
atif
Taillefer Pt
AN YL
agnp
abcp
Taiaroa
Taiho I
Taimur
Tai oa, P
Tai-o-ha6
Taiping fu
argn
argl
aogm
Taipu
Pt. Lt.
Taitai
AWDV
aqcj
Taitan I
Taitzuchi Beacon
Taiwan fu.
Taize Ura
aobh
aogx
aocj
. . :
.apeu
ajde
Tandine
Tanga B
asqd
Talbot,
aqlx
aqlw
AQSN
AERK
AVGD
avgn
aokn
Talca
Talcahuano
Talienwan B
Talindak
Talkna Fiord
Tallais
Bank
aqci
bpak
Lt.
agsi
apxw
amyk
aqzh
amzc
aqxz
Tanl<5
Tanna
Tanna
Tanon
(India)
(Pacific)
Str
apfw
ajoz
ansl
Tankari
Taketoyo
auwv
ameh
Tanlcar
Taniore
aqmy
aowj
aphu
Talanta B
Talara
Talauer la
Talautse Is
Talbot I
aqxg
auor
apvp
anft
aoot
Tani-Keli Islet
aokz
ahyp
aocn
Tanjong BuluB
Tanjong Datu
Tanjong Priok
apds
actr
akib
aojp
AOJH
aojk
akxi
amne
albi
azgi
Tang;tang.
amoz
amls
Tangaluma Roads
Tanganyika Lake
Tajura
Takhkona Pt.
Takly, C
Ta ko ho
Taku
Taku Bar Lt. V
Takush B
Taku Shan
Talamone B
axlu
amdp
arbu
Tangalle
Takamatsu
Taka Ramata
Taka sima
Takasimacho
Takau
aocl
amnk
anex
Tangkiang
Tangoa
Tangola tangola
Taormina
Tapagipe B
Tapajos R
Tapanuli B
Tappi Saki
Tapti R
Tapul Group
Taranaki
Tarang
Taranto
Tarapur Pt
Tarascon
Tarbert
Tarbet Ness
Tarifa
aqip
azwy
atby
atlw
AOSH
Taupiri
Tauranga
Tausk B
AHDJ
Taviit,
Taviuni
Tavolara I
ardk
aidl
anot
^qlu
Tavoy
Tawi Tawi
Tay R
apjb
Tayabas R
Tayangho
aqgx
aolb
.....'
atps
Taylorville
ARBH
Tchio
Tearaght I
Teavarua Hr
Tecoanapa
afqp
arhl
auod
aups
Tecojate
Tees R
Tegal
Teheran
amuw
aflw
APVN
Tehmaki Str
Tehuan tepee
atmr
Teignmouth
aeng
Teignouse,
Atroz
La
agnj
ajxo
Tekfur Dagh
anci
Tellicherri
anrg
Telok Anson
Telok Betung
Teluti
apsr
Temriuk
AQpw
akjh
aung
anoy
Tenby
aesb
Tendra B
Tenedos
akhb
aik v
avxy
awex
Tenasserim
ajul
alez
Tenerife
T6nfez, or,
T^nes
Tengchaufu
akyt
aotr
amyr
Tenkitten
acwz
baoh
apuh
aqls
atcr
anqb
aipw
amyx
ahrg
aprb
aphr
ahfl
Tarraville
Tartary, G. of
alho
ahlt
asbq
aoqx
Tartus
akrx
I
aqsr
anpk
AOFW
amgu
Tarrafal Pt. (St. Jago)
Tasiko
aojc
.AOTR
Tenacatita
akhf
Tasanho
apio
AUCL
abqe
Tarkhan, C
Tarpaulin Cove
Tarrafal B. (St. Antonio)
Tarragona
aouk
Tauan
Taukopah
Taunton R
apkl
abpy
Tangier
Tangier I
Tate ishi zaki

Tate yama
Tatoosh I
apxs
avbt
auzg
aegx
axfk
awtc
asgj
asdk
bcxa
Tatsing;ho
Tatsupi, C
amoi
Hd
Tasmania
Tatamagouche
ameq
aobw
Tanso
Tantu
Tajer,
agmy
Tasman
bacl
algs
aojf
aqxl
Tennant Hr
Teodo B
Tepa
Tequepa B
Terang B
aoix
Ajpw
AQPC
auny
aqoe
alcy
Terceira
Tereboli
Terkolei I
akmg
Termini Imerese
Terminos Lagoon
Termoli
Ternate
apro
ainr
awsh
airu
Temeuse
aqrp
aegf
Terningen
abmn
Terracinal
aiom
Terranova (Sardinia)
Terranova (Sicily)
Terre-Negre
aidg
ailx
Terribles,
The
aqry
anli
Part H.
GEOGEAPHICAL SIGNALSPLACES ALPHABETICALLY AEEANGED.
497
TERSCHELLING-TRANSVAAL.
Terschellmg
Terschelling Bank Lt. V.
Terstenik I
Testa, C
leste de Buch,
Testigos Is
La
Tete
Tete de Plandre
aizt
Awiz
Timballier
ankb
Teuk cham
Teulada, C
aobz
T^vennec
Tewantin
aolh
aieg
asm
awtk
Texas
Texel,
The
.....adzj
Texel I
Thaipeng
Thames R. (Conn.)
Thames R. (England)
Thames R. (N. Z.)
Tilsit
Tilt
abqt
akzy
Tilig.P
Tillamook Rock
aick
agtl
AMBu
Tetuan
Tetulia
adyz
adyx
. . .
Cove
Timaru
Tipaza
AHDw
ameh
atmj
Tharda Hr
Thaso I
anpv
Tizenko
AJUT
Tiznitz
Thayetmyo
anml
Toamasina
ajoq
Toba
Themistocles, C
akhw
Theodosia
Therapia
akcp
Thermia
ajqf
Thiessow
Thinai Hr
aczy
anwi
Thisted
adrp
Tholen
aefj
alqp
Togo
azdi
Tokelau
Toku shima
Thomas I
Thomas Ft
Thomaston
Thorbjoms Kjser
Thornton R
Thornton Haven
Thoro
Thorshavn
Thousand Is., The
Three Hummock I
Three Points, C
Three Points, C. (Arg.
Three Rivers
banm
abyw
ambl
aokw
ADHY
aphi
bdvx
aspb
)
Throgs Neck
Thunder B
Thunder C
Thuno
Thursday I
Thybo Ron
bdzm
aipz
actx
aojd
Tiemunkwau
Tienpak Hr
anxw
aojl
Tientsin
Tierra del Fuego
avju
AKLW
TLflis
Tolero
Tomil
Tomo
Tongoi, P;
AQGr
Tilat
AFrw
AQHT
Tilbury Docks
aeio
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ardq
anop
AJTHP
anxw
apif
ats v
I
Tongsang Hr
Tongshu I
Tongue Lt. V
Tonkin G
Tonning
Tonquet
, . .
Tortoll
Tortoralillo
Tortosa, C
Tortuga I (Haiti)
Torungen
Tory Ch.
Tory I.
atkj
AFSQ
aosb
Tougourski 6.
Toulinguet Pt
Toulinguet I
Toulon
Toulouse
Touquet, Pt. du
Tourane
Tour de la Lande
agkw
bewv
AHTP
AHQD
afyk
anwk
'.
agih
agel
agel
ajyi
Townsville
Toyohashi
Tracadie (N. B.)
Tracadie(N. S.)
Tracadie (P. Ed.
Trade Town
Trsen I
AVIS
aeyo
bans
atzo
as wt
apgb
bdhs
bcvq
bdcv
alkp
abkc
I.)
ahfi
a vnu
Traiventos
Tralee
Tramontana Pt
A VEJ
Tranekioer
aobd
AODM
Tranholm
Trani
adtf
Trano (Nyleden)
Trano
Tranquebar
afyk
Transvaal
anwo
avbd
ahlm
axtm
awjq
axgl
abwg
. . . ;
Trafalgar,
ahgq
ahmy
axzm
AIDQ
Tortuga I (Venezuela)
Tortugas Is
ards
anps
abic
ahjk
Torruella
Tortola
Tova I
Toward Pt
Townsend
Townsend, P
apjd
aifm
aszb
Torrox
Touzla
atjpe
Torres Str
Torrevieja
apbz
ANPM
Tondi
Tone gawa
Tonga Is
Tong Aing
Torres,
aufy
aoyb
APBP
azns
Tompkinsville
Tona Canal
Tonala
bdxt
AVHQ
AQVH
bcxs
AWNU
abnh
aiwm
Tourneville
Tourville
AVGJ
Tongatdbu
Tongka
Tihenpien Hr
Tikao
Tiko
'.
AoaQ
amus
ABCL
Tom6
bdey
akus
AJNM
Tomales B
Tomari ura
Tignish
Tignoso I
Tigris
amzy
AiTP
Tongass
ajez
acxi
Tolkemit
Tolkeshwar Pt
ajth
Tigil
beco
Tigani,
acrw
Tolmeita
Tolon B
TolstOnOW
Tolten
Tomaga sima
aszm
afdz
adrc
Tibbett Pt
Xjber R
Tiefen Hafen
Tolboukin
Toledo
ToUe
adjz
Thurso
Apic
avlo
bdtv
bemo
apdj
aozn
Tokyo
almu
azsp
begi
avcr
aukp
ALNT
aopy
arep
;
Torinana,
Torre
Torre dell' Annunziata, P. .aihq
Torre Orlando
aigq
aqpy
Tokuyama
ACNY
abyv
agyh
atmz
acbu
aont
awep
Tokarofski,
BCOD
ahmp
Torquay
apfe
azbp
asip
aeni
arsx
AYGR
Tocantins R
Tocopilla
Todos Santos
AFTO
AKYQ
ameq
aumj
AMQW
Tormentine, C
Toro Pt
Toronto
alcg
Tobacco P.,
Tobago
Tobako R
.'.AJFT
Topolobampo B
Tor Pt
Toragy Pt.
Tor B. (England)
TorB.(N.S.)
Tordera
Tore
Torgauten
AJQK
AHiY
akbs
ToplaB
aqon
AHXO
Tiri tiri Matangi I

Tistlarne
AJYP
abvx
Topkhana
Tor.
agvu
TiparaB
abxn
Topdals Fiord
adck
.".'.aobi
TintoR
aztv
atix
akto
C...
Tintingue
TopcheB
aqpp
TmOS
Tmoso,
Tonsberg.
awyb
Timmendorf
Timor
Timor Laut
Timsah, Lake
Tina Mayor
TinghaiHr
Tinol
ADZH
anqz
aehu
AQDP
audo
ACWN
BEXK
afqs
aimp
.\
adip
abml
aiqy
abru
abh w
an pz
alvp
PaKT
498
II.
TRAPANI- -UEAGA.
ainb
ajgb
Trapani
Traste
A3DP
Trau
Travancore Coast
Travemiinde
Trave R
Traverse C. (P. Ed.
ancu
adccj
adct
bczo
bdqs
I.)
Traverse, Lower Lt. V

Traverse, Upper, Lt. V
Traverse City
bdv
belh
akmc
Trebizond
Tred Haven Creek
Tre Forcas, C
azey
akzt
.aghp
Treguier
Treisseny,
agjc
Tsaulianghai
Tsientangkiang
Tsingseu I
aotc
APiD
Tsukumi
aoyv
Tsuno sima
aouw
Tsuruga B
Tsurugi saki
Tsuru sima
Tsu sima
aoun
afys
aitw
ajer
Tre Pozzi P
Tres Marias Is. las
Tres Montes, C
Tres Puntas, C
Tr^vignon Pt
Trevose Hd
aumy
avin
avlo
agmj
Triagoz
Trial B..-.
Trichinopoly
Aivo
adqi
.
Trinidad, G. of
Trinidad Hr. (Cal.)
Trinidad
Is. (S. Atlantic).

Trinity B., La
Trinity B
Trinity Hr
Trinkitat Hr
Tripoli (Africa)
Tripoli (Syria)
Tristan da Cunha
Ubas Pt
Tulang Bawang
Tulang
Tulcea
Tulcha
Tullear
Tungliu
Tunglotu Beacon
Tungsha
Tungsha Lt. V
Tungting Lake
Tungyai R
Tui'k Is
Turkey
Turnabout
anur
atlq
awkf
ahwu
a.xkr
ajvp
aobp
Turnberry Pt
aeyd
Turnefte Is
awqr
Troja I
AHYN
Tuftier
Tromlien I
Tromso
amix
abhc
Trondhjem
abmd
Turnu-Magurele
Turnu-Severin
Turos Inlet
Trouville
Truk
Is
Truro
Trussan
Tryon
Tsauhia
asil
-vrtk
aeyi
arts
Turton,
Turyassu
awdk
agbf
AQVP
Tuscany
ahxv
-bcdw
Truxillo (Honduras)
Truxillo (Peru)
Tsarigrad Mouth
bclg
akpb
akfe
Tuskar
Tusket
Rk
aftn
a wpg
Tuslinski Lt.
auxq
Tuticorin
Tutoia
Tutuila I
akfs
bczr
aogi
afvs
Tuspan
Tutukaka Hr
abtl
Aosc
Udski
ARDw
AQWG
Uea
Ulfsten
Ulko Kalla
adhz
Troon
Troubridge She
abzu
adpk
Udsire
Ulenge.
.-.ARVD
Uddevalla
Uddyhoj Lt
Axwv
aoie
avtc
aczu
.ahgc
aofe
IJbatuba
tjckermiinde
auws
axpu
anzo
aojm
abtu
amov
aodc
AOHE
aofr
aodb
Tungchau
Tunis
Turanganui
Turiamo, 'P
Turin
XJbati
ABGO
AEGP
Aixw
AQzn
Ugi I
Ukinsk B
Ulbo
Uledborg
'.
akpy
ancw
ahew
or,
auts
a vfu
Tumen Ula. aope
Tunara
Tunas
Tungao
.avrm
'.
apsm
akep
AKEG
amph
Triumpho
Trivandrvtm
Trocadero
Troense
apsm
Tulalip
Tristoma
TristomoB
ajse
AUBD
Tungkuen
aksb
alvg
azmi
AMxu
aviz
aktjn
afli
alzd
Tunghi
bevu
ampv
..aflh
AMND
Tungenaes
ayet
aopm
Tyne R
Tynemouth
axps
awcd
aocd
ACDE
Tylo
antr
aygz
aupb
aymq
Ua Huku
Ua Pu I
Tuman B
Tumen R.,
Tumbez
Tuma Pt
aghf
anfe
. ;
Tybee
Tyka
AQKE
aghx
asnw
Trieux R
Trincomali
Trindelen Lt. V
Tringano
Trinidad (W. I.)
Trinidad de Cuba
asru
Tumaco, P
Trieste
ajyi
Tuzla (G. of Ismid)
Tuzla Bank (Kertch Str.). .akjq
Tuzla C. (Roulnania)
akeg
Tvedestrand
abwk
apkt
Tweed R. (England)
Tweed R. (Queensland)
aspc
Twofold B.
.ashw
Tyroom Road
aepj
anfv
awsz
aksl
Tubud Pt
Tudor,
Tugela
Tula
ajyk
Tutun Liman
Tuxpan
Tyre*
Tubuai
Tucker Beach
Tr6port, Le
Tre Porti P
aphg
apeg
aonc
atkd
argq
apwc
arhs
Tuamarina
Tuamotu Arch
Tuban
beau
azkm
APPN
Tsukiji
aoee
bdtn
Trenton (Erie)
Trenton (N. J.)
aobg
APDQ
adoq
airl
aond
Trelleborg
Tremiti Is
ages
Tsu
Tsuda B
Tsugaru Str
Trekroner
Trembles Sh
BCGW
akic
awsz
andz
Awcv
AKuz
atni
apni-
ajbz
acok
amlt
ABoa
.''.
acop
UlladuUa
asiz
acmj
Ulianger
Ullensvang
absk
Awps
Ulua R
Ulvesund
abpe
adno
Ulvshale
Umago.
\...
Umea
Umpanbinyoni
Umpqua R
Umur Banks
Una
Una
Lt.
Unalaklik F
Understen
Underwood, P
Unie I
Unieh
\
Union B
Union City
Union Iron Works Docks.
Union Is
Union, P. La
Union River B
United States
Unkofsky B
Unst
Uomo-Morto Pt
Upolu I
Upper Cedar Pt
Upper Traverse Ll
Upright, C
Upsala
Urado Hr
Uraga Ch
AiwG
acms
alyu
aueb
akct
AVXE
AVZG
atqd
ackl
atkh
AizD
akmo
avjjr
atzy
. .
augm
arep
auqt
basc
azcn
aonh
AFHD
Aioc
areg
.azbs
.
bdqv
1
AVJK
ACLG
apcw
aphk
Part
II.
places
499
URAVINCENT.
Ura Kami Hr
Urakawa
Vanua Mbalavu
apet
aplb
,.
Ureparapara I
aqwv
Urk
AEBR
ABZN
XJrsbolm
Ursvik
Varanger Fiord
Varzze
Vardar Bank Lt.
Varna
Ushibuka Hr
aoxu
Varsko
Ushinish
apdh
avjw
AEQT
AQHO
Vasili
Vasilina,
Usk
Uson B
Ustica I
USU, C.
Vathy,
Vaticano,
achk
Vatomandri
Vato
awpq
Utilla I
Utklippan
Utlangan
Uto
Utrecht
Vacche
aicp
Vaderoarne
AHYG
abzx
Veile
Veis Ness
abzq
ACKB
Vekens
Vaderobod
Vaddo
Vado
AHWM
Vadso
ABFW
VseU-O
Valencia
Valentia
Valetta
avhu
atxq
agzx
ahko
Valle Grande
Vallejo
Vallifere
Valparaiso
Valsche,
aqsh
apjg
Vamadori Ch
Vancouver
Vancouver I
atvh
atuv
VanDiemenG
ariy
Van Diemen
Str
- - - -
Vanga
Vangsnses
Vanikoro
Vannes
Vao
Varnia Levu
aoyp
amlw
.awif
anbi
aits
Anf y
auox
agxj
Vifsta (Wifsta) wharf
Vig
Vigan
Vigie
Summit
Vigo
VigBnses Mines
Vigten Is
Vikor
Viksoren
ahfs
Villanueva
aliz
acrcj
Villa Pillar
Villa Reale
Villaricos
Villa Velha B
Villaviciosa
Ville-es-Martin
arhc
.agbr
awsx
amxr
aizy
ajeh
agje
aibh
AYFO
algi
arqw
Vilaine, La,
Villa (Norway)
Villa (Finland)
Villa de Conde
Villa do Porto
Villa Franca
Villagarcia
Villajoyosa
Villano, C
aigs
'.
agli
Aivc
axytt
bedm
awxj
azby
aymb
abqo
Versailles
afzy
aqwr
VertC
VerteB
ALOi
Villefranche
Villegagnon F
"cxp
Vin
Vera Cruz
Verawal
Verbenico F
Verboska
Verde, C
Verde I
Verga, C
VerlM Matala Lt
Vermilion
Vermilion B
Vernon, Mt
Vernon R
anbh
Ventosa B
Ventoso Mt
Ventotenc I
Ver, Ft. dc
ajgx
avpc
,-
Ventimiglia
ajbci
ABXQ
Venezuela
Vengurla
Vengurla Rocks
Venice
Venus Hr
Venus Ft
agsj
Ft
afql
aior
AUGV
Vallo
Vieux F
ahps
ahxj
akgb
ardb
La
Vierge I
Vieste
AWNO
abit
acih
Vieille,
awuv
Vendres, P
Venerc, P
Vienna
Vieques
Velo,
abls
.awkn
ADMJ
anhp
Valenga (Brazil)
Valenga (Portugal)
Velez Malaga
- -
Valdivia
,.
abie
aret
Vailoa
La
Velasco
Velez de la Gomera
abmo
Vakalpudi
Valberg
Valdemarsvik
Valdersund
Vicuna Hr
akzv
ahgp
Vaeggen
Vaeroerna
adif
aptj
aef
abpw
adwb
Vela, C.
agoe
ARBO
arcu
Veruda,
Ve
Skerries
awzx
Victorovski
aibf
Hd
aitjp
'.
aizu
adou
adhn
Vedelsborg
Veere
Vefring
Vegesack
Veglia
ACRN
Viborg
Vicenza
Vicksburg
ADjN
ACjY
acjm
Vedbsek
Vada
aux
amer
abnp
ahyl
ausd
apcr
aiho
Victor, F
ARVO
Victoria (Australia)
arxc
Victoria (Brazil)
avwe
Victoria (B. C.)
atxb
Victoria (Hongkong)
anyp
Victoria B
aokq
Victoria Dock (Bombay )...amzk
Victoria Hr
afyr
Victoria Haven
1
abjf
Victoria I
bemr
Victoria, Mt. ( Auckland)... atmv
Victoria, Mt. (Wellington).. atkr
Victoria Nyanza Lake
amnp
abjv
Victoria, P. (England)
Victoria, P. (S. Australia). . .artc
Victoria, P. (Seychelles)
amjc
Victoria Pier
bcst
arkc
Victoria
Veblungsnses
Vecchio, P
Vecchio, P
Uvita Hr
Uwajima
abvw
abum
acgd
aebj
abtl
Lt.
Vestro Havn
Vesuvius, Mt
Vibberodden
Vaxholm
Utsire
acib
Viareggio
acpz
ACCJH
aphj
acln
aekx
adnp
ajmu
ajti
Vestmanhavn
Vestra Banken
adjx
ahbc
ahxt
ajkn
ajrq
acge
abhq
acbm
Vianna
afdn
Vathi, P. (Archipelago)
Vathi, P. (Greece)
Vestborg Ft
Vesteraalen
Vesterrenden
Vesterwik
agxc
akdv
ajvc
airv
<_'
Vasto
Vatersay
AOYw
Lt.
Lt.
APLN
Ut Grumden
Utholmen
Valona
Vame
AiNz
Usuki
adwu
adwy
anwe
Varella, C
Vares, C
aczq
agjo
Ushuwaia
ajvtj
abfx
Varel
Vareler Siel.
avpm
APMP
AKHS
UrZUf
tJsedom
Ushant
ahwo
Vardo
ACNj
Uruguay
Urup I
ardl
abfu
aixj
afgz
acme
ABUF
AQEU
aypk
AGZP
abto
abkt
ABSG
abqn
agon
ablf
acrm
ahbe
aldn
aldh
agzc
ahjs
agyd
ahlx
avcp
ahdk
ahit
avwc
agwb
agpd
ahvg
I-
avtr
bdgr
Vinaroz
Vincent, C
bdwg
ahlc
PLACES
500
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
Part
II.
VINCENTWIGTON.
aruj
bade
Vincent,
Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Sound Lt.
Vinga
V.'
acdi
Vingaskar
Vingorla
anbi
avjs
Walcott,
ACHL
Walde
Wales
agvd
ABNV
ACXM
arcg
agwz
anhg
AWDO
Walney
Virgins,
Visby
Viscaya
Viti
Levu
Lt.
V.
. ..
Vivero
Vizagapatam
Vizeu
anbf
abdb
Viziadrug
Vlaardingen
Vladivostok
Vlieland
Vliko P
AJip
VLissingen
Vogesland
Vonimao B
Volano
Volcano
Volden
Volga R
Volo
aopz
adzf
Vohemar)
aefu
adtx
amec
aitb
apkw
abow
Walcheren
Walfisch
Wallace
Wallaroo
I
Walton
Wandelaar
AJLK
Vourlah
Vrsengen
Vresen
Vulcano I
akon
abxp
Vungchao
Vungkuit
Vurko B
Vyl Lt. V
anwg
adit
aiog
ANwj
Ajiv
ADRT
Waglan
Islet
Waialua
Waiauoua R
Waigatch I
Waigiu I
Waihau Hr
Waiheke Ch
Waikato R
Waikawa
Waikouaiti
Wailangilala I
Wainfleet
'.
aehp
aypk
adux
Wandsbek
Wangaehu
Wanganui
Wanganui Inlet
Wangeroog
atde
atdc
atez
adxf
aqnc
Wani B
Wantaokwan
Warberg
'
aoeq
acbx
apbq
bdvc
ACKB
AOGL
AYuj
alch
anzp
arpw
atjo
arnv
Wamemiinde
Warner
Waro
Warren
Lt.
adcp
.aelv
.acbt
azwm
Warrender, P.
Warrington
arks
axds
.'.
Warmambool
Warsaw
ahxo
acvm
Warsaw Sound
aymh
Warn B
Wasa
Wash, The
AQPV
Acpp
Washington (D. ('.)

Washington (N. C.)
Washington F
Washington G
Washington, P
Washington State
Washishti
Waddo
Wade I
Wade Pt
Wadi Draa
BCEi
Lt.
ALOi
aplc
abdp
adnp
amgs
Waddington
ARDW
aewd
Wallis I
Wando
. - .
Wari
ajih
Wada no misaki
Warkworth
Wambro Sound
akml
Vostitza
Wakefield
AJVP
ALNK
Vonitza
Voorne Canal
Vordingborg
Vorona Islet
apcp
arus
aepo
ARLQ
AFXV
AEQv
ALUK
bcxg
AHSV
AKLT
AHWQ
Voltri
Wakayama
asor
AIYJ
Voloshski, w, Voloshskaia. .akgo
Vona B
aowc
aoum
Wardell
VoloBCa
Volta
atjy
atep
atcl
Wakasa
Virgin Is
Virginia
atlo
atb:k
Waitara R
Wakamatsii
axqd
axzo
axyo
ayup
Virama
Virgin Gorda
Visdal
Vistula
baci
ACBN
Waipaoa R
Waipapapa Pt
Wairau R
Waitapu
,Wash-sheecootai
apnb
azch
aysw
azcb
aomk
beiq
atxw
amzx
bepr
amlx
Wasin
Wassi Kussa
aqsl
Watagheistic Sound
bepx
Watchet
aepw
azun
afwe
Watch
Hill Pt
Waterford (Ireland)
Waterford (Queensland)
Waterview
abdv
Watling
aqbs
Watson
atmh
Watum
atmp
atbr
Waukegan
athm
atin
Wea Sisi
Weda
ardj
Wedge
apnh
Weener
Wauraltee
asec
asli
Axju
askl
ADYO
beja
arte
,.aqyd
aqek
BCNL
adxz
Weihaiwei
Welchpool
Weld, P
Welland Canal
aois
bavu
ANQV
bdyc
aru
Wellesley Is
Wellington
Wells
Welshpool
atkv
APNP
ASBi
Wenchau B
Wenchau fu
Weser
Weser
Lt.
aodx
..
.aodb
advl
Wessel,
advk
aeis
arpi
West C. Howe
West Channel (Kattegat). .acbm
West Chop Pt
badc
Western P
arzu
Westeiplatte
acxr
West Blinder Lt. V
aehi
West India Docks
aeji
West Indies
axu
West Ironbound I
bcjt
Westkapelle
aefr
.
abhw
Westminster.
bdmc
West
West
West
Pt. (Anticosti)
Pt. (P. Ed. I.)
Pt. York R. (Va.)
Westport (Ireland)
Westport (N. Z.)
West R
West Sand
West Sister I
West Volcano
Wetta I
Wexford
BCYz
ayxm
afbu
atfk
anzb
-\rym
.becw
aoew
AQow
afvo
aemu
Weymouth (England)
Weymouth (N. S.
Whaingaroa Hr
ecfy
atcb
azvc
Whale Rock
Whalsey
Whampoa
apgr
anyk
Whangarei Hr
atng
Whangaroa (Chatham I.s.)...atov
Whangaroa (N. Z.)
atnu
Whangaruru Hr
atnk
Whidbey
Whitby
atzc
APMB
White Fish Pt
bepl
Whitehall
beks
Whitehaven
Whitehead I. (Me.)
Whitehead I. (N. S.)
White I. Reef Lt. V
White Sea
aewl
back
Whitianga
Whitsand B
abof
aekd
alnv
afho
Whitstable
Whyda.
Wick (Scotland)
Wickford
Wickham, C
Wicklow
Wicomico R
Wide Bay Hr
Widnes
Wielingen Lt.
Wieringen
Wifsta Wharf
Wight, Isle of
Wigton
bcog
bdpm
abed
atmb
azvo
ascr
AFVi
azbj
asrm
_abuz
abhd
adzr
acme
AEMj
ABXP
PaKT
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS- -PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
II.
501
WIJU ZENGG.
WlJU
Wlk
Wiken
Wild Boar Reach
Wuchang
Wuching
acdtj
Wuchu
Wufu
aogv
adwp
auck
Wilhelmsliaven
"Willapa
AOLH
ADES
Willemsoord
Willemstad
William, P
William Pitt B
William, P
Williamstown
adzp
aedt
afbp
.\mgw
Wmiamstown Docks
Wilmington (Del.)
Wilmington fGa.)
Wilmington (N. ('.
Wilna
Wilson Promontory
Wilson Pt
Xagua, P
Xeres
ayrd
Xeros, G. of
A,cvj
Windward Is
Winga
Wings Neck
Winnissimmet
Winter Hi
baie
batg
bapx
Winterport
Winter Quarter Sh. Lt. V. .azhd
apnu
Winterton
.
Wokam
Wolf I
Wolf Rock
Wolf Trap Shs
Yali
Yalmal Promontory
YaluR
Yamada
Yamada
(Owari B.)
Wreck B
Wremen
Tief
awro
Ytteroerne
akqb
Yucatan
Yuensan
awrg
akhq
Yugorski Str
abdw
AOLD
Yukon
appl
Yukyeri Pt
Yule Roads
Yulinkau B
apjg
aqwk
aonl
ATQL
Yap
Yarra
alhx
afny
bcgk
arzb
Yate, P
Yatsushiro
arbi,
Zaandam
aoxr
Zafarin I
Zaftarano,
ACZG
aqpj
Yawatahama Hr
Ydre Mokkelas
aylg
AEOS
Y6
Yebnah
abwj
ANOR
aksy
ayxv
Yebosi
aowh
apdu
auvp
advp
aknq
asqj
anxs
Yungchiiig
audw
atsp
apo v
AOEV
.amey
abpo
Yunan.
apck
alju
Yellaboi Sound
Yenikale C
Yeni-Kioi
Lt.
apco
APwo
Yaquina
Yarbutenda
abrt
actn
ablm
AFNT
ayxl
arvi
astb
Would
ayxj
arku
aofd
Yenbo
Yenchu
Yengen
Wrangel, P
Wrangell I
Wrath, C
Yoshida,
bakv
Yemen
Worthing-.
(Va.)
York Sound
Yorktown
Yankalilla
Yangtse
aols
Wormso
YorkR.
AULS
bago
BALQ
BACK
Hd
Aszc
bbzc
axlg
anms
Wood End
Wood I
Wood Holl
Woody I
Worm's
apmj
Yarmouth (England)
Yarmouth (N. S.)
abwo
aomg
AOYR
York, C
York Factory
York R. (Me.)
aenz
adcm
afmk
adbo
askp
aeiw
. . :
York (England) ..'.
Yumuri B
Wonsan
Yongsangang
Yonodzu, P.
ALPE
acts
Yuma
BAXV
Wooloomooloo
Woolwict
Workington
Gawa
angx
avhl
Yellow I
Yellow R
Yellow Sea
Wollongong
Wolves Is
'.
aoti
apht
AKSU
apkb
Yamadori Ch.
Yanaon
Yanez B
aphn
Yola.
Yonesiro
aoid
apfq
Youghal
Ysabel I
Ystad
Ytapere
abcs
Yalta
Yokosuka
aecg
bamu
bbng
Aczo
ACYT
asjm
Wolgast
Wollin
Yafa
Yalahau
AOWK
Yura Hr
j
Yzeren Baak
afpi
Yobuko
Yoehau fu
Yokka ichi
Yokohama fRikuoku G.)
Yokohama (G. of Tokyo)
Yung
Wiscasset
Woitzig Lt.
avbu
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Windsor (England)
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II.
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IISTTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
PART
III
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS, LIFE-SAVING STATIONS, TIMESIGNAL STATIONS, AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES; LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS OF THE
WORLD; SEMAPHORE, DISTANCE, AND WIGWAG
CODES, AMERICAN, ENGLISH, AND FRENCH.
(503)
PART
III.
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.

ATLANTIC COAST.
Eastport, Me.
New York,
Portland, Me. (Center.)

* West Quoddy Head, Me.
* Cutler, Me.
* Machiasport, Me.
* Bangor, Me.
Whitehead, Me.
Marshall Point Light, }ie.
Booth Bay Harbor, Me.
Boston, Mass.
N. Y.
(Center.)
* Greenwich, Conn.
New Rochelle Yacht Club, N. Y.
Center Island, Oyster Bay, N. Y.
Sewanhaka Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Mdntauk Point, N. Y.
* Ardsley on Hudson, N. Y.
* Yonkers Yacht Club, N. Y.
Fort Schuyler, N. Y.
Governors Island, N. Y.
* Sea Gate, N. Y.
* Princebay, N. Y.
* Raritan Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Bay Shore Yacht Club, N. Y.
* Perth Amboy, N. J.
Sandy Hook, N. J.
(Center.)
Portsmouth, N. H.
* Seaveys Island Navy Yard, N. H.
* Jerrys Point, N. H.
* Rye Beach, N. H.
* Wallis Sands, N. H.
>
Long Branch, N.
J.
Newburyport, Mass.
Gloucester, Mass.
* Thatchers Island, Mass.
Marblehead, Mass.
Hull, Mass.
Race Point, Mass.
Provincetown, Mass.
Highland Light, Mass.
Wellfleet, Mass.
Chatham, Mass.
Monomoy, Mass.
Hyannis, Mas^.
* Nantucket Shoals Light-ship, Mass.
* Cross Rip Light-ship, Mass.
East Choj>, Mass.
Nobska Eight, Mass.
Tarpaulin Cove, Mass.
Cuttyhunk, Mass.
New Bedford, Mass.
* New Bedford Yacht Club, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.
Atlantic City,,N.
(Center.)
Station, N. J.
Station, N. J.
* Ocean City Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Corson Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Townsend Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Hereford Inlet Life-Saving Station, N. J.
* Little
* Great
J.
Egg Life-Saving
Egg Life-Saving
Cape May, N. J.
Cape May Point Life-Saving
Philadelphia, Pa.
Port Norris, N.
Bivalve, N. J.
Reedy
Station, N. J.
(Center.)
J.
Island, i)el.
Delaware Breakwater, Del.
Baltimore, Md.
(Center.)
Oxford, Md.
Annapolis, Md.
The Anchorage, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore American Building, Baltimore, Md.
Newport, R. I.
Point Judith, R. I.
Saunderstown, R. I.
Stonington, Conn.
New London, Conn.
Norfolk, Va.
(Center.)
Fort Monroe, Va.

Newport News, Va.
Nantucket, Mass.
Providence, R.
Cape Henry, Va.
(Center.)
I.
Providence Yacht Club, R.
I.
,
Block Island, R.
I.
(Center.)
Southeast Light, R.
I.
New Haven,
Conn.
(Center.)
New Haven Light, Conn.

Bridgeport, Conn.
Elizabeth City, N. C.
Edenton, N. C.
Columbia, N. C.
Manteo, N. C.
Washington, N. C.
Diamond
Hatteras, N.
'
Cooperative.
(505)
Shoals Light-ship, N. 0.
C.
STORM-WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OP THE UNITED STATES.
506
Wilmington, N. C. {Center.)
* Newbern, N. C.
* Cape Lookout Life-Saving
Sand Key, Fla.

Dry Tortugas,
Tampa, Fla.
Morehead
City, N. C.
Southport, N. C.
* Oak Island, Life-Saving-Station, N. C.
(Center.)
S. C.
S. C.
Georgetown, S. C.
Moultrieville, S. 0.
Egmont Key, Fla.

Port Tampa, Fla.
(Center.)
Carrabelle, Fla.
Apalachicola, Fla.
* Bagdad, Fla.
Mobile, Ala. (Center.)

Fort Morgan, Ala.
Savannah, Ga.
(Center.)
Port Royal, S. C.
Scranton, Miss.
* Biloxi, Miss.
Island, Ga.
* Thunderbolt, Ga.
* Montgomery, Ga.
Darien, Ga.
Gulfport, Miss.
New
Simons Light, Ga.
Brunswick, Ga.
Jacksonville, Fla.
(Center.)
Fla.
* Fernandina Quarantine Station, Fla.

Mayport, Fla.
* Cummers Mill (Jacksonville), Fla.
St. Augustine, Fla.
* Daytona, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
* Puntarasa, Fla.
* Punta Gorda, Fla.
* Port Inglis, Fla.
Cedar Keys, Fla.
Jupiter, Fla.
(Center.)
* St. Petersburg, Fla.
Pensacola, Fla.
* Charleston Light-vessel, S. C.
Youngs Island, S. C.
Femandina,
Fla.
Clear Water, Fla.

* Anclote, Fla.
Charleston, S. C.
North Island,
South Island,
* St.
III.
Station, N. 0.
Beaufort, N. C.
Tybee
Part
Orleans, La.
(Center.)
Pass Christian, Miss.

* Bay St. Louis, Miss.
* Salmen, La.
Morgan City, La.
Pilottown, La.
Burwood, La.
Galveston, Tex.
(Center.)
* Sabine Pass, Tex.

* Port Arthur, Tex.
* Seabrook, Tex.
* Velasco, Tex.
Matagorda, Tex.
. Port Lavaca, Tex.
Point Isabel, Tex.
(Center.)
West Palm Beach,
Corpus Christi, Tex.
Fla.
(Center.)
* Rockport, Tex.
Key West,
Fla.
Tarpon, Tex.
(Center.)
GREAT LAKES.
Oswego, N. Y.
Cleveland, Ohio
(Center.)
Oswego Life-Saving
Station,
Rochester, N. Y.
Buffalo, N. Y.
(Center.)
Continued.
Marblehead, Ohio.
Kelleys Island, Ohio.
Put in Bay, Ohio.
N. Y.
Sandusky, Ohio.
Buffalo Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Cape Vincent, N. Y.
Sacket Harbor, N. Y.
* Stoney Point, N. Y.
North Fair Haven, N. Y.
Sodus Point, N. Y.
Fort Ontario Life-Saving Station, N. Y.
Charlotte, N. Y.
Fort Niagara, N. Y.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Dunkhk, N. Y.
Toledo, Ohio.
Detroit, Mich. (Center.)
* Smiths Coal Docks, Detroit, Mich.
Port Huron, Mica
Harbor Beach, Mich.

Point aux Barques, Mich.
Bay City, Mich.
Erie, Pa.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Soldiers'
(Center.)
Erie, Pa.
(Center.)
* Kendalls Wharf, Port Huron, Mich.

* Millers Dock, Port Huron, Mich.
Lake View Beach Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Alpena, Mich.
Home,
(Center.)
Tawas, Mich.
East Tawas, Mich.
Oscoda, Mich.
Conneaut Harbor, Ohio.

Ashtabula, Ohio.
Fairport, Ohio.
Cleveland Life-Saving Station, Ohio.
Thunder Bay
Island, Mich.
Middle Island, Mich.

Presque Isle Light, Mich.
Cheboygan, Mich.
Lorain, Ohio
Huron, Ohio.
* Cooperative.
Part
STORM-WAKNING DISPLAT STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
III.
Orand Haven,
Mich.
Milwaukee, Wis. Continued.

Manitowoc, Wis.
Chicago, III. {Center.)

Mackinac Island, Mich.
Mackinaw, Mich.
Harbor Springs, Mich.
Charlevoix, Mich.
St. James, Beaver Island, Mich.
Church Hill, Beaver Island, Mich.
JNorth Manitou Island, Mich.
South Manitou Island, Mich.
Olen Haven, Mich.
Kewaunee, Wis.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Green Bay, Wis.

EscANABA, Mich. {Center.)
Menominee, Mich.
* Gladstone, Mich.
Sault Sainte Marie, Mich.
Frankfort, Mich.
Manistee, Mich.
Manistee Life-Saving Station, Mich
Big Point Sable, Mich.
Ludington Life-Saving Station, Mich.
Ludington, Mich.
Muskegon, Mich.
Macatawa, Mich.
Holland, Mich.
Saugatuck, Mich.
South Haven, Mich.
St. Joseph, Mich.
Michigan City, Ind.
Chicago Life-Saving Station, 111.
South Chicago Life-Saving Station, III.
Detour, Mich.
Whitefish Point, Mich.
Deer Park, Mich.
Grand Marais, Mich.
Munising, Mich.
Marquette, Mich.
Presque
City,
{Center)'
{^Center.)
Mich.
{Center.)
* Pequaming, Mich.
Eagle Harbor, Mich.

Ship Canal Life-Saving Station, Mich.
* Ontonagon, Mich.
Minn.
Milwaukee, Wis.
Isle,
Houghton, Mich.
Red Wing, Minn.

Lake
507
DuLUTH, Minn.
(^Center.)
Ashland, Wis.
{Center.)
Washburn, Wis.
Kenosha, Wis.
Racine, Wis.
Milwaukee Life-Saving Station, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wis.
Bayfield, Wis.
Superior, Wis.
* West Superior, Wis.
Two
Harbors, Minn.
PACIFIC COAST.
Tacoma, Wash.
Eureka, Cal.
Seattle, Wash.
San Francisco, Cal. {Center.)

* Humboldt Bay Life-Saving
Port Crescent, Wash.
* Oil Port, Cal.
Tatoosh Island, Wash.
North Head, Wash.

Portland, Greg.
* Mendocino, Cal.
Point Reyes Light, Cal.
{Center.)
Mount
* Tacoma Tug and Barge Co. Office, Wash.

* Everett, Wash.
* Bellingham, Wash.
* Bellingham, Station A, Wash.
* Blaine, Wash.
Anacortes, Wash.
Port Townsend, Wash.
Port Angeles, Wash.
* Mare Island Navy- Yard, Cal.

* Goat Island, Cal.
Point Lobos, Cal.
Southeast Parallon, Cal.

* Port Harford, Cal.
Santa Barbara, Cal.

* Port Los Angeles, Cal.
* San Pedro, Cal.
Aberdeen, Wash.
Disappointment Life - Saving Station,
Wash.
Point Adams Life Saving Station. Wash.
Astoria, Oreg.
* Tillamook, Oreg.
Marshfield, Oreg.
Tamalpais, Cal.
Sausalito, Cal.
East Clallam, Wash.

Neah Bay, Wash.
* Cape
Station, Cal.
* Table Bluff, Cal.

Eureka Life-Saving Station, Cal.
* Fort Bragg, Cal.
San Luis Obispo, Cal.

Los Angeles, Cal.
{Center.)
* Redondo, Cal.
San Diego, Cal.

Cooperative.
Note. The attention of mariners is invited to the fact that at any regular Weather Bureau Station, by
application to the Weather Bureau officials, they may have their barometers compared. This service will
always be rendered without compensation.
508
STOBM- WARNING DISPLAY STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PaRT
III.
EXPLANATION OF STORM WARNINGS.

Warnings of the approach
by day and lanterns by night,
of
windstorms
in connection
will be published by the display of flags

with the bulletins posted and the reports
furnished to newspapers, mariners, and others interested.

The warnings adopted by the United States Weather Bureau for announcing the
approach of windstorms are as follows:
The Storm Warning
red
(a
flag,
eight feet square, with black center, three feet
marked violence is expected.

feet hoist and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the
square) indicates that a storm of
The Red Pennant
(eight
that
indicates easterly winds
storm center
is
is,
and
from the northeast to south, inclusive
flags,
that the
approaching.
The White Pennant

indicates westerly winds
and fifteen feet fly) displayed with the flags,

from north to southwest, inclusive and that the storm
(eight feet hoist
that
is,
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.
above a red
By night a red
light will indicate westerly
light will indicate easterly
winds; a while
winds.
The Information Warnings have been discontinued at all storm-warning display

and such advices as were previously given in information orders will be furnished
stations,
hereafter in advisory messages.
The Hurricane Warning (two storm-warning flags, red with black centers, displayed one above the other) indicates the expected approach of a tropical hurricane or
of an extremely severe and dangerous storm.
No night Hurricane Warnings are displayed.
Part
509
III.
TIME SIGNALS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Time
Signal station
latitude and
longitude.
42 21 30
71 03 30
Signal adopted.
Place
N..
Boston, Mass.
Black ball (diameter 4 feet)
W.
of signal being
made.
Situation of time
signal.
Additional details.
G reenwich Standard
mean time, mean time.
Roof of Ames Building 41 feet above
h.
5
m.
00
s.
ft.
00
m.
00
s.
00
Ball hoisted 5 minutes before

signal.
Ball dropped (by
from Washington Observatory) at noon,

of the 75th me-
the roof; 263 feet

above water; 228
electricity
feetaboveground.
mean time
ridian.
lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon,
It signal fîls, ball
mean time of the 75th merid.

[Note. Signal not made on
Sundays and holidays.]
Newport, R.I..'
...
41 29 15
71 19 37 W.
Blaclc ball (di-
ameter 3J
feet)
(Goat Island
Machineshopat torpedo station; 75

feet above water;
feet
above
ground.
(Drop
68
light.)
15
40 42 38.1
74 00 35.7
New York, N.Y.
Black ball (diameter 3J feet)
00
00
00
00
Do.
OO
00
00
00
00
00
Ball hoisted 5 minutes. before

Bail dropped at
signal.
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.
It signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after
noon, mean time of the 75th
meridian.
00
00
Telegraphic time signals received in office from 11.55

a. m. to noon mean time
oi the 75th meridian.
fe'et.)
on tower of
Western Union
Staff
Telegraph Building; 286 feetabove

277 feet
water;
ground.
above
(Drop 25 feet.)
39 56 58
75 08 54
N...
Vhiladelphia.Pa
Black ball (diameter 4 feet).
W.
On
a shelter house
on the SE. comer
of the
Philadel-
Bourse;
above
water 189 feet;
above the ground
169 feet 10 mches;
above the roof 42
(Drop 29
feet.
ph
height
feet.)
39 17 22
76 38 38
Baltimore, Md.. Black
N..
ball (di-
ameter
W.
47
inches).
I
Roof of Baltimore
American Building; 235 feet
above water; 212
feetaboveground.
(Drop 27
38 53 51.8
77 02 19.16
..
Washington.
D.r.
Black ball
ameter 2
(difeet
7 inches)
36 59 59
7(i 18 44
N.
Fort Monroe. Va
Telegraphic tick
Time
signal-service
office.
W.
feet.)
Department of the
Navy; 197 feet
above water; 150
feetaboveground
(Drop 21 feet.)
OO
00
Govern-
ment building.
Fort Monroe
[Note. Signals not received

on Sundays and holidays.]
wharf.
36 50 30
76 17 30
N.
Norfolk,
Va
W.
(.Vpproximate.)
Do.
NW. comer Citizens'

Bank
Building,
No. 191-195 Main

street;
137
feet
above the land;

147 feet above the
water. (Drop 30
feet 1 inch.)
36 58 47 N..
76 25 52 W.
Newport News,
Va.
(Approximate.)
Silsby Building, corner 27th street
00
00
00
00
and Washington
avenue; 121 feet
above the land;
151 feet above the
water. (Drop 31
feet.)
32 04 52
81 05 22
W.
Savannah, Ca.
Cotton Exchange;
110 feet above water; 98 feet above
ground. (Drop 16
feet.)
00
00
Paet
510
Time of
Signal station
latitude and
longitude.
Signal adopted.
Place.
signal being
made.
Situation of time
signal.
III.
Additional details.
Greenwich
Standard
mean time, mean
time.
24 33 29
81 48 24
N..
Key West,
Fla.
Black
Roof of Equipment
ball.
W.
h.
m.
s.
00
00
h.
m.
s.
00
00
Building; 91 feet
above water.

signal.
Ball dropped at
mean noon of the. 75th meridian.

29 56 59
90 03 47
N..
NewOrleans.La
W.
Black ball,
ameter 2
(di-
feet
8 inches).
On
the roof of the
American
11
OO
00
Sugar
Refining Company
Building; 174 feet
above water; 163
above ground
(Drop 18 feet 6
feet

signal. Ball dropped at 11
a. m., standard time of the
90th meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly At Uh. 05m. 00s.,
standard time.
inches.)
Sundays and hoUdays.]

29 18 17
94 47 26
Galveston, Tex.
W.
Levy Building, SE.
00
00
00
00
11
00
00
Do.
corner 23d (Tre-
and
mont)
1)
(Market) streets;
above the
111 feet
118
land;
feet
above the water.

(Drop 27 feet.)
42 53 ION....
78 52 40 W.
Buflalo, N. Y.
..
Black ball (diameter 3J feet)
SE. side
PruBuilding
on the SW. cor.

Church and
of

signal. Bail dropped (by
electricity) at noon, standard time of the 75th merid-
Pearl streets; 188

above land;
ian.
If signal fails, ball
of tlie
dential
feet
lowered
slowly o minutes after noon.
above
water. (Drop 181
feet
227J

feet.)
41 30 03N.
81 41 28 W.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Building;
Black ball (di- Arcade
239 feet
ameter 4^ feet).
above
water;
above
(Drop
159
00
00
00
00
ground.
19
feet

signal.
Ball dropped at
noon, mean time of the

90th meridian.
lowered
slowly 5 minutes after noon,
mean time of theÔOth me-
feet
If signal tails, ball
inch.)
ridian.
[Note.
Signal not
made on

41 53 06
87 37 38
N..
Chicago,
111.
W.
Red ball (diameter 4i feet).
Masonic
350
feet
water;
Temple;
above
334
00
00
00
00
Do.
feet
above ground.
(Drop 26 feet.)
46 30 06
84 20 40
W.
SaultSte. Marie,
Mich.
NW.
corner News
Building, No. 115
Ashmun
85 feet
land
street;
above the
100
feet
above the water.

(Drop 20 feet.)
40 47 00.81 N..
92 06 06.54 W.
Duluth, Minn..
Red ball (diameter 4 feet).
SW. comer
of
Tor-
rey Building, No.

316 W. Superior
street;
168.5 feet
above land; 200.3

above water.
(Drop 31 feet 6
feet
inches.)

signal. Bail dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.
If signal fails, ball lowered
slowly 5 minutes after

noon, mean time of the
90th meridian.
-Sundays and holidays.]
signal. Ball dropped (by
electricity) at noon, mean
time of the 90th meridian.
Should ball fail to drop, it is
slowly lowered; immediately rehoisted, and
dropped at 12A. OSm. 00s.,
mean time of the 90th meridian. Should ball drop
at wrong time it is again
mastheaded and levered

at 12h. 05m. 00s.

Part
III.
Signal station
511
Part
512
III.
UNITED STATES NAVAIj WIRELESS TEIiEGRAPH STATIONS.

Call letter.
Annapolis,
Md. (Naval Academy)
Arguello, Point, Cal

Beaufort, N.
QG
TK
Jupiter Inlet, Fla

Key West, Fla
QS
League I.j Pa
Loma, Point, Cal
Mare Id. Cal. (Navy- Yard
Nantucket Shoal Lt. V
Blanco, Cape, Oreg

Boston, Mass. (Navy-Yard)
TA
PG
Bremerton Navy- Yard

Oavite, P. I. (Navy- Yard)
SP
Charleston Lt. V
Charleston, S. C
Cod, Cape, Mass
Culebra, W. I
Diamond Shoals Lt. V
Dry Tortugas, Fla
Elizabeth, Cape, Me
Farallon Ids., Cal
Fire I., N. Y....;
Goat I., Cal
Guam
Guantanamo, Cuba
Henlopen, Cape
Henry, Cape
_.
RA
RD
PV
TM
TG
PI
RO
PK
UT
QV
New
SD
North Head, Wash

Oahu, H. I
Panama Canal Zone
Pensacola, Fla. (Navy- Yard)
Portsmouth, N. H. (Navy- Yard)
St. Augustine, Fla
Orleans
Newport, R. I
QU New York (Navy- Yard)

PH Norfolk, Va
QP
RF
PA
TH
PR
PT
QL
SX
UC
SL
RK
PC
QX
SA
SO
TI
San Juan, P.
SI
Sitka
TableBluff, Cal
TD
TatooshI
SV
Washington, D. C. (Navy-Yard)
QI
UK
PX
QN
The following regulations governing the use of the U. S. Naval Coastwise Wireless
Telegraph stations are hereby established:
1. The facilities of the naval coastwise wireless telegi'aph stations (including the one
on the Nantucket Shoal lightship), for communicating with ships at sea, where not in
competition with private wireless telegraph stations, are placed at the service of the public generally and of maritime interests in particular, under the rules established herein,
which are subject to modification from time to time, for the purpose of
(a) Reporting vessels and intelligence received by wireless telegraphy with regard to
maritime casualties, derelicts at sea, and overdue vessels.
(6) Receiving wireless telegrams of a private or commercial nature from ships at sea,
for further transmission by telegraph or telephone lines.
(c) Transmitting wireless telegrams to ships at sea.
2. For the present this service will be rendered free.
All messages will, however, be
subject to the tariffs of the ship stations and land lines. Arrangements have been made
with both the Western Union and Posta,l Telegraph companies for forwarding messages
received from ships at sea. When a message is not prepaid the company delivering it
will collect the charges.
Shipowners should arrange with companies operating the land
lines as to tariffs and the settlement therefor.
Messages will not be accepted for transmission to ships whose owners have not agreed to accept unpaid messages, imless a sufficient sum is deposited to cover all charges.
3. The Nantucket Shoal Lightship station will report vessels and transmit messages
from them, if the signals are made by the International Code or any other known to the
operators on the lightship.
4. When notified by the Weather Bureau of the Department of Agriculture, naval
wireless telegraph stations will give storm warnings to vessels commiznicating with them
by mreless telegraphy. Sform warnings will soon be sent to the Nantucket Shoal lightship by wireless telegraphy, and storm signals furnished by the Weather Bureau will be
displayed therefrom to warn passing vessels.
5. All vessels having the use of the naval wireless telegraph service are requested to
take daily meteorological observations of the weather when within communicating range,
and to transmit such observations to the Weather Bureau by wireless telegraphy at least
once daily, and transmit observations oftener when there is a marked change in the
barometer.
6.
Arrangements
for a time signal service
by wireless telegraphy
are
now being made.
PaET
III.
UNITKD STATES NAVAL WIRELESS TELEGEAPH STATIONS.
513
7. All shipowners desiring to use any special code of signals

for communicating with
the Nantucket Shoal Light-ship station or any of the shore
stations, or make any other
special arrangements, are requested to communicate with the Bureau
of Equipment
Navy
xj
Department, "Washington, D. C.
,
chambers of commerce, maritime exchanges, newspapers, news agencies, and

others desiring to have vessel reports and general marine news forwarded
to them regularly are requested to communicate with the Bureau of Equipment
in order that necessary
arrangements for the service may be made. In no case will an operator attached to
a
station be allowed to act as an agent for any individual or corporation,
but all vessel
reports and marine news not of a private nature will be supplied to all apphcants
so long
8.
All
as this service does not too greatly tax the personnel of the stations, when it will be
necessary for those desiring information involvmg much time for its distribution to appoint
agents who will be allowed access to the station bulletins.
9. Naval wireless telegraph stations are equipped with apparatus of several
systems,
and can communicate with all the principal wireless telegraph systems now in use if tuned
to the same wave length. The Department is desirous of cooperating with all shipowners
wishing to avail themselves ,of its vsdreless telegraph service, and, judging from its experience with numerous systems, it is believed that there will be little or no difficulty in
arranging for communication between its stations and ships equipped with apparatus of
other systems if the owners of the apparatus as well as the owners of the ships are desirous
of establishing such communication.
10. Vessels desiring to make use of this service regularly must agree to transmit and
receive all Government messages free.
The Bureau of Equipment expects to erect wireless telegraph stations at the principal
points along the coast of the United States and at points ia its insular possessions. As
fast as they are completed they will be open for public use under the regulations established
herein.
Notice will be given in the "Notices to Mariners" when stations are put in operation
or withdrawn from the service for any reason.
The Nantucket Shoal light-ship will transmit its messages to the Torpedo Station,
Newport, R. I. All messages intended to be sent via this light-ship to ships at sea should
be sent to the Torpedo Station.
Arrangements have been made with the Weather Bureau for the transmission of mesAll messages intended
isages between Cape Henry wireless telegraph station and Norfolk.
for the Cape Henry station should be sent via the Weather Bureau, Norfolk, Va.
All messages intended for Dry Tortugas should be sent via the Naval Station, Key
West, Fla.
The station at Goat Island, Cal., can be reached by either the Postal Telegraph or
the Western Union system, and the one at Mare Island by the Western Union.
The Farallon station will communicate with Goat Island, Cal.
INSTRUCTIONS TO GOVERN COMMUNICATION BY WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY BETWEEN
WIRELESS TELEGEAPH STATIONS AND SHIPS.
I.
A vessel wishing to communicate wit"h a station, and having ascertained by " listen-
that she is not interfering with messages being exchanged within her range, should
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 minutes, 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
mg in"
make
7656409
33
UNITKD STATES NAVAL WIKELESS TELEGRAPH STATIONS.
514
PaRT
III.
If the sender desires to designate the Western Union or Postal

sent she will so indicate.
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 vessel
such messages as she

(a)
Government
may have for her,
in the following order.
business, viz, telegrams
from any Government Departments to their
agents on board.
(6) Business concerning the vessel with which communication has been established,
viz, telegrams from owner to master.
(c) Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(d) Press dispatches.
(e)
Other dispatches.
VI. In the case of the Nantucket Shoal light-ship, it will, immediately on receiving
the vessel's call, acknowledge, and (after receiving vessel's name, distance, weather report,
and number of words she wishes to send) transmit the first three to Newport, and then tell
the vessel to go ahead with her messages.
VII. After receiving these and sending the vessel any message on file fon her, the
light-ship will transmit to Newport messages received from the commimicating vessel in
the following order:
(a)
Government
(6)
Urgent private dispatches, limited.
(c)
Press dispatches.
Other dispatches
(d)
business.
VIII. A naval wireless telegraph station has the right to break in on any message
being sent by a vessel at any time, and the right of way may be given at any time to a
Government vessel or one in distress.
IX. When two or more vessels desire to communicate with a naval wireless telegraph
station at the same time, the one whose call is first received will have the right of way, and
the others will be told to wait and will be taken up in turn. Vessels having been told to
wait must cease calhng.
X. In case communication is not established with any ship for which messages are on
file, the naval wireless telegraph station will notify the telegraph company from which the
messages were received, giving sufficient information for them to identify the telegrams
and notify the sender.
XI. In order to obtain the best results, both sending and receiving apparatus should
be tuned to wave length of 320 meters.
XII. Until further notice the speed of sending should not exceed 12 words per
minute.
XIII. In order that all messages received at naval wireless telegraph stations may be
forwarded to ships for which they are intended, and in order that all ships equipped with
wireless telegraph apparatus may receive storm warnings, they should always report when
in signaling distance of a naval wireless telegraph station.
XIV. The service being without charge at present,the Government accepts no responsibiUty for the reception or transmission of messages from or for passing vessels.
Every
effort will be made to transmit all messages without error and as expeditiously as possible.
It must be remembered that errors are not uncommon in ordinary telegraph and cable
messages, so that due allowance should be made.
XV. In order that the service may be made as good and as useful as possible it is
requested that complaints should be promptly reported to the Bureau of Equipment as
soon as possible after the cause therefor, giving date, hour, and other details, to enable
the Bureau to investigate the case.
XVI. Information regarding the naval wireless telegraph service will be published in
"Notices to Mariners."
Part
III.
P^
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Life-Saying Stations of the United States
are equipped with International '^^^f
Code flags, and are prepared to send or receive signals
in that code or by means
ot the United States Army and Navy
Wigwag Code. They are in many cases, however
^\
unprovided with means of telegraphic communication.
lilFE-SAVING SIGNAIjS.
The
following signals, recommended by the International

Marine Conference for
adoption by all institutions for saving Ufa from wrecked vessels, have
been adopted by
the Life-Saving Service of the United States:
1. Upon the discovery of a wreck by night,
the hfe-saving force will bum a red
pyrotechnic Ught or a red rocket to signify, "You are seen; assistance will
be given as
soon as possible."
2. A red flag waved on shore by day, or a red light, red rocket,
or red roman candle
displayed by night, wiU signify, "Haul away."
3. A white flag waved on shore by day, or a white hght swung slowly
back and
forth, or a white rocket or white roman candle fired by night, will signify, 'Slack away."
4. Two flags, a white and a red, waved at the same time on shore by day, or two lights,
a white and a red, slowly swung at the same time, or a blue pyrotechnic hght burned
'
by night,
5.
will signify,
"Do
not attempt to land in your
own
boats;
it is
impossible."
A man on shore beckoning by day, or two torches burning near together by night,
will signify,
"This
is
the best place to land."
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS
AND STATIONS
IN THE UNITED STATES.
l-IBST DISTRICT.
COASTS OF MAINE AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Approximate
Name
Locality.
of station.
Quoddy Head
Cross Island
Great Wass Island
Cranberry Islands.
White Head;
Burnt Island
Damiscove Island
Hunniwella Beach
Cape Elizabeth-..,.
Fletchers Neck
.
Jerrys Point.,
Wallis Sands
Bye Beach
Hampton Beach
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
Me
H
H
H
N. H
N.
N.
N.
'
'
Latitude,
north.
position.
Longitude,
.
west.
Carrying Point Cove
48 40
Off Machiasport
30 45
57 16 30
Off Jonesport
28 00
07 35 30
15 30
68 12 40
58 40
69 08 do
Little
Cranberry Island,
oft
Mount Desert
On southwest end White Head Island :.:.:..

....:.;-.
Oa mouth St. Georges River
On the west shore of Damiscove Harbor
On west side mouth Kennehec River
. I". - - .
66 58 50
52 20
69 17 40
45 20
69 37 00
46 00
69 46 55
Near the Lights
33 58
70 12 00
Biddeford Pool, Fletchers Neck
26 30
70 20 30
Southeast point Great Island, Portsmouth Harbor.

Odiomes Point
03
.30
70 42 46
01 15
70 44 00
li miles south of
North end
IJ miles
of
Rye Beach
north of Great Boars Head
(515)
59 30
70 45 20
56 20
70 47 40
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS
516
AND STATIONS OF THE UNIITED
STATES.
Part
III.
SECOXD DISTRICT.
COAST OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Approximate
Locality.
Name oX station.
Salisbury Beach
_-.
ii
Newburyport
Mass..
Plum
Mass.
Island
Straitsmouth
Mass..
Gloucester
Mass.
Latitude,
north.
mile south of State Une
mouth
Merrimac River
On Plum Island, 2i miles from south end
J mile west of Straitsmouth hght
Old House cove, westerly side of harbor, li miles from town.
North end
ol
Plum
Island,
of
Nahant
On tlie neck, close to Nahant
City Point
Floating station in Dorchester Bay, Boston Harbor
Point AUertou
North Scituate
Fourth Clifl
Brant Bock
Gurnet
Mass.
Mass..
mile west of Point Allerton
Race Point
Peaked Hill Bars
High Head
HighJand
Pamet River
Cahoons Hollow
'
Orleans
70 49 00
42 48 30
70 49 00
42 44 00
70 47 15
42 39 30
70 36 00
42 35 30
70 41 10
42 2S 4S
70 58 00
42 18 20
70 54 00
70 45 30
42 09 30
70 42 10
On Green Harbor
42 OS 30
70 38 40
Point
Plymouth
Plymouth
42 00 10
70 36 10
41 5S 30
70 32 40
42 01 IS
70 11 30
42 04 45
70 13 15
42 04 40
70 09 50
42 03 55
70 06 50
42 02 55
70 04 20
Mass..
Race Point light

2J miles northeast of Provincetown
3i miles northwest of Cape Cod light
I mile northwest of Cape Cod light
3J miles south of Cape Cod light
42 00 00
70 01 15
41 56 45
69 59 05
Mass.
2J miles east of Wellfleet

li miles south of Nauset lights
41 50 40
69 56 45
Mass-
Abreast of Ponohet Island
41 45 35
69 5S 55
Mass..
41 41 45
69 56 00
Mass.
li miles
41 39 10
69 57 10
Mass.
2i miles north of
41 35 25
69 59 10
41 33 10
70 00 20
41 22 00
70 01 15
41 14 30
70 06 00.
Mass
Mass
If miles northeast of
Mass.
Nauset
42 bl 40
42 14 00
6J miles southeast of
J mile east of light
Mass,
. - -
west.
2i miles south of Minots Ledge light

South end of Fourth Cliff, Scituate
4J miles northeast of
Manomet Point
Wood End
position.
Longitude,
OldHarbor
Chatham
'
mile north of
Chatham
Inlet
south-southwest of Chatham lights
Mass.
Monomoy light
J mile southwest of Monomoy light
Coskata
Mass..
2i miles south of
Surfside
Mass..
2J miles south of
Maddequet
Muskeget
(GayHead
Cuttyhunk
Mass.
6 miles
Mass..
Near west end of Muskeget Island

Near light
Near east end Cuttyhunk Island
Monomoy
Monomoy
Point
Mass..
Mass.
Nantucket (Great Point)

the town of Nantucket
light
west of Surfside
THIRD DISTKICT.
COASTS OF RHODE ISLAND AND FISHERS
Brenton Point
ISLAND.
41 16 OS
70 12 30
41 20 20
70 18 60
41 21 04
70 50 08
41 25 25
70 54 45
Part
life-saving districts and stations of the united states.
III.
517
FOURTH DISTRICTContinued.
COAST OF LONG ISLANDContinued.
Approximate
Name
of.station.
State.
Latitude,
north.
Amagansett
N. Y..
N. Y..
Mecox
Southampton
N. Y..
Abreast oJ the village

1 mile south o{ village ol East IlamRton
2 miles south of the village ol Bridgehampton
N. Y..
Shinnecock
N. Y..
2 miles east-southeast of Shinnecock light
Tiana
N. Y..
2 miles
Quogue
Potunk
N. Y.
N. Y..
IJ miles
Moriches
N. Y..
2i miles
Forge River
Smiths Point
N. Y..
N. Y..
southwest of
31 miles south of Moriches
Abreast of the point
Bellport
N. Y..
4 miles south ot the village
40 42 40
Blue Point
N.
N.
N.
N.
N.
Y..
^ miles south ot Patchogue
40 40 40
Y..
8 miles east ot Fire Island light
40 39 40
Y..
4 miles east of Fire Island light
40 38 50
Y..
mile west of Fire Island light
40 37 40
Georgica
Lone
Hill
Point ot Woods..
Fire Island
Oak
Island
Gilgo
Zachs Inlet
Short Beach
Point Lookout.
Long BesMh
Far Rockaway "
Rockaway
Rockaway
40 54 10
mile south ol the village
40 52 10
40 50 40
southwest of Shinnecock light

mile south ot the village
southwest
of
40 49 40
40 48 20
Potunk village
Speonk village
40 47 30
40 46 30
40 44 30
40 44 00
N. Y..
N. Y..
J mile east of Jones Inlet
40 35 30
N. Y..
2 miles
west of New Inlet

Near west end ot Long Beach
40 35 10
Near the village of Rockaway

West end of Rockaway Beach
Manhattan Beach
East side entrance to Huntington Bay, Long Island Sound
Near Rocky Point, Long Island Sound, about 4 miles northerly
from Greenport.
40 35 30
40 37 20
40 36 40
40 36 10
40 35 10
Point.
Coney Island h
Eatons Neck
40 56 40
40 38 10
N. Y..
N. Y..
Jones Beach
40 58 00
East end ot Oak Island

West end of Oak Island
East end of Jones Beach
West end of Jones Beach
Y..
- .
Rocky Point
N. Y..
N. Y..
40 34 10
40 34 20
40 57 10
41 08 20
FIFTH DISTRICT.
COAST OF
NEW
JERSEY.
Sandy Hook
On Bay side,
Spermaceti Cove..
21 miles south of
Seabright
About a mile south ot Navesink light

About a mile south ot Seabright.
Greens Pond
Asbury Park.
Near the mouth ot Shark River
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
Deal
Shark River
Spring Lake
Squan Beach
mile south of point of Hook.
Sandy Hook
At the head
Bayhead
of
Barnegat Bay
2i miles south of head ot Barnegat Bay

Smiles south of head ot Barnegat Bay
On the beach abreast mouth Toms River

l^niles south of Seaside Park
Cedar Creek
Forked River
Barnegat
5| miles north ot Barnegat Inlet

2 miles north ot Barnegat Inlet
Loveladies Island
21 miles south ot
Harvey Cedars...
Ship Bottom
Long Beach
Bonds
51 miles south ot Barnegat Inlet
o Station
40 27 51
light.
2J miles south of Shark River

1 mile southeast of Squan village
Mantoloking
Chad wick
Toms River
Island Beach
South side
Midway
ot
of
Barnegat Inlet
Barnegat Inlet
Long Beach
north of Beach Haven

Haven
2i miles south of Beach
If miles
by sudden
position.
Locality.
gale while being
moved
across the water to
new
site.
Longitude,
west.
PaRT
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
518
III.
FIFTH DISTRICTContinued.
COAST OF
NEW JERSEYContinued.
Approximate
Name of station.
Little
Egg
N.
Brigantine
South Brigantine
Atlantic City
N. J
Absecon
Great Egg
Ocean City
Peeks Beaoli
Corson Inlet
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
Sea Isle City
Townseud
Avalon
Tathams
N.J
N.J
Inlet.
Hereford Inlet.
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
Holly Beach
Two
Mile Beach.,
Cold Spring
Cape
.T
N.J
N.J
N.J
N.J
Little Beacli
May
Bay Shores
Locality.
State.
Latitude,
north.
Near the light north of Inlet

South side of Little Egg Inlet
54 miles north of Absecon light
3i miles north of Absecon light
At Absecon light
2J miles south of Absecon light
6| miles south of Absecon light
South side of Egg Harbor Inlet
3J miles north of Corson Inlet
Near the Inlet, north side
3 J miles north of Townsend Inlet
Near the Inlet, north side
3} miles southwest from Ludlam Beach light
2i miles northeast from Hereford Inlet light.
Near Hereford light
6 miles northeast of Cape May City
4 miles northeast of Cape May City
J mile east of Cape May City
Near the light
2i miles west ol Cape May City
.'
'
74 17 30
27 30
74 19 30
25.30
74 20 30
24 00
74 22 30
22 00
74 24 50
20 60
74 27 40
19 00
74 31 10
17 00
74 34 00
14 SO
74 36 50
13 10
74 38 20
09 40
74 41 05
07 30
74 42 45
05 60
74 43 10
02 30
74 45 50
00 20
74 47 20
58 40
74 49 50
10
74 51 10
56 00
74 54 30
55 40
74 57 30
66 40
74 58 10
.57
SIXTH DISTRICT.
west from Cape Henlopen light.
Del.
2 miles
Del.
Del.
Opposite north end of Rehoboth
Indian River Inlet
Del.
North
Fenwick Island
Del.
li miles
Md.
Md.
Md.
Md.
3 miles south of
Va..
10 miles northeast of
Assateague Beach.
Va--
14 miles
Wallops Beach.
Va..
14
Va..
On Metomkin Beach, near the Inlet

South end of Cedar Island
Midway ol beach
South end of Hog Island
South end of Cobb Island
At Cape Charles light
Isle of
Wight
Ocean City
North Beach
Green Run Inlet.
Popes Island
. .
Metomkin Inlet.
Waohapreague
Parramore Beach.
.
Hog
Island
Cobb Island
Smith Island
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..
Va..
38 46 60
mile southerly of Cape Henlopen light.
At
Bay
. .
ol Inlet
north of light
Fenwick
light
village
10 miles south of
13i miles
Ocean City
northeast of Assateague light
Assateague light.
south of Assateague light
miles south of Chincoteague Inlet
Longitude,
west.
30 10
COAST BETWEEN DELAWARE AND CHESAPEAKE BAYS.

Lewes
Cape Henlopen
Rehoboth Beach.
position.
Part
III.
519
SEVENTH DISTRICTContinued.
OOAST BETWEEN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-Continued.
Approximate position.
Nam6 of station.
@tate.
Locality.
Latitude,
north.
Poyners HiU.
fij
Cafleys Inlet
10| miles
miles south of Currituck Beach light
Paul Gamiels Hill.

Kitty Hawk
On the beach
abreast of north end of Kitty
Kill Devil Hill?....
4\ miles
Nags He.ad
9 miles north of Oregon Inlet
Bodie Island
Oregon Inlet
J mile
Pea Island
south of Kitty
36 13 40
36 08 00
Hawk Bay
3U 03 50
Hawk
..
3(i
northeast of Bodie Island light
Gull Shoal
Little Kinnakeet.
11 J
Big Kinnakeet
5J miles north of
Cape Hatteras
mile south of
Creeds Hill
miles west of
Durants
Hatteras Inlet
Ocracoke
Portsmouth
3 miles east of Hatteras Inlet
2 miles north of
Inlet
Cbicamacomlco
36 40
35 20 00
35 12 35
36 11 00
Fort Macon
Beaufort Entrance,
Bogue Inlet...
Cape Fear
Inner shore of Bogue Banks, J mile east of

On Smiths Island, Cape Fear
Oak
West
side
40 10
3.5
35 14 30
Cape Lookout
Island
3.'',
36 14 20
west of Hatteras Inlet
47 30
35 25 00
Cape Hatteras light

Cape Hatteras light
Cape Hatteras light
'.
Bank
49 40
33 29 50
Smiles northeast of Ocracoke Inlet

Northeast end of Portsmouth Island
On Core Bank, opposite Hunting Quarters, about halfway
between Ocracoke Inlet and Cape Lookout.
1 J miles south of Cape Lookout light
Core
3.5
3.-.
35 43 16
miles north of Cape Hatteras light
li miles
00 10
36 56 00
mile south of Oregon Inlet
New Inlet
* mile south of New Inlet.
5 miles south of New Inlet
11 J miles south of New Inlet
New
3B 17 10
south ol Currituck Beach light

5 miles north of Kitt.v Hawk
mile north of tort
35 06 55
36 04 00
34 61 30
34 36 30
34 42 00
34 39 00
inlet
33 60 40
mouth Cape Fear River
33 53 20
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
COASTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA, AND E.\STERN FLORIDA.
SulUvans Island
AX Moultrieville, Sulli vans Island, at north end

Matanzas Inlet
S. C.
Bulowa
Fla..
20 miles south of
Mosquito Lagoon"
Chester Shoal"
Cape Malabar 6
Bethel Creek*
Indian River Inlet
Fla..
On
Fla..
11 miles
Fla..
16 miles
Gilberts
Bam
Fla.
harbor jetty
32 45 30
29 26 10
beach outside the lagoon
28 51 30
north of Capo Canaveral
north of Indian River Inlet

South side of inlet
At St. Lucie Rocks, 2 miles north of
Fla .
of
28 36 40
27 40 00
27 29 45
Gillierts
Bar
Inlet.
27 12 00
Jupiter Inletc
Orange Grove d
Fort Lauderdale <t
BiscayneBaytt
'
Fla..
Fla..
'
.'
north of
New River Inlet.
26 06 46
Cut
25 54 10
Fla..
4 miles
Fla..
6 miles north of Norris
NINTH DISTRICT.
GULF COAST OF UNITED STATES.
Santa Rosa.
Fla
Sabine Pass.
Velasco
Tex
Tex
Tex
Tex
Saluria
'Pcx
Aransas
Brazos
Tex
Xex
Galveston...
San
Luis.
'
Santa Rosa Island, 3 miles east of Fort Pickens

West side of pass, south of light
.30
East end Galveston Island

West end Galveston Island
29 20 10
19 00
29 42 27
'
'
2i miles northeast of
mouth
29 07 00
of
Brazos River
28 57 45
Northeast end Matagorda Island
28 23 00
Northeast end Mustang Island.'

North end Brazos Island, entrance to Brazos Santiago.
27 51 00
a House of refuge; no crew employed.

6 Discontinued March 30, 1891.
Discontinued January
d Discontinued October
26 04 00
21, 1899.
1,
1896.
Longitude,
west.
LIFE-SAVING DISTRICTS AND STATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
520
TENTH
LAKÊS ERIE
Part
DISTRICT.
AND ONTARIO, AND A STATION AT LOUISVILLE,
KV.
Approximate
Name
of station.
Big Sandy
Salmon Creek a
Locality.
State.
N.
Y.
Oswego
NY..
Charlotte
N. Y..
Niagara
N. Y..
Buffalo
N. Y..
North
side
mouth
of
East side entrance of Oswego Harbor, Lake Ontario.

East side entrance of Charlotte Harbor, Lake Ontario .
.
East side entrance of Niagara River, Lake Ontario

South side entrance of Buftalo Harbor, Lake Erie
Fairport
Ohio..
Cleveland
Ohio..
Marblehead
Ohio..
Louisville
Ky...
Falls of the Ohio River, Louisville,
Pa....
Ashtabula
Ohio..
Latitude,
north.
Big Sandy Creek, Lake Ontario.
North side entrance of Erie Harbor, Lake Erie

West side of Ashtabula Harbor, Lake Erie
West side entrance of Fairport Harbor, Lake Erie
West side entrance of Cleveland Harbor. Lake Erie
I'oint Marblehead, near Quarry Docks, Lake Erie
Erie
ELEVENTH
Ky
DISTRICT.
LAKES HURON AND SUPERIOR.

Lake View Beach
Harbor Beach
Pointe aux Barques.
Mich.
5 miles
Mich.
Inside
Port Austin
Mich.
Tawas
Mich.
Sturgeon Point
Mich.
Thunder Bay Island
Mich.
Middle Island
Mich.
Hammond
Mich.
Bois Blanc
Mich.
Vermilion
Mich.
north of Fort Gratiot light
Deer Park
Grand Marais
Mich.
Marquette
Portage
MichMich.
Harbor Beach Harbor, Lake Huron

Near light, Lake Huron
About 2 miles northeast of Port Austin, and about 2 miles southeast of Port Austin Reef light, Lake Huron.
Near light. Lake Huron
Near light. Lake Huron
West side of island, Lake Huron
North end of Middle Island, Lake Huron
Hammonds Bay, Lake Huron
About midway east side of island, Lake Huron
10 miles west of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior
18 miles v/est of Whitefish Point, Lake Superior
Near raouth of Two Heart River, Lake Superior
Near mouth of Sucker River, Lake Superior
West of harbor entrance
Near light, Lake Superior
Old Portage Lake Ship Canal, J mile from north end, on east
Duluth
Minn
On Minnesota
Mich.
Crisps
Two Heart
Mich.
River
Mich.
Mich.
bank.
Point,
III.
Upper Duluth
TWELFTH
DISTRICT.
LAKE MICHIGAN.
position.
Longitude
west.
Part
III.
TWELFTH
521
DISTKICT-Continued.
LAKE MICHIGAN Continued.

Name of station.
Approximate
State.
Latitude,
north.
Holland
South Haven
Saint Joseph
Michigan City
South Chicago
Jackson Park
Mich,
In the harbor, south side
Mich.
North side entrance of harbor

In the harbor, north side
East side entrance of harbor
Mich
Ind.
Old Chicago
Evanston
Kenosha.
Racine
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
lU...
In the harbor
111..
On the Northwestern University grounds

In the harbor, on Washington Island
In the harbor, adjoining light
Two
Wis.
Wis.
Wis.
Kewaunee
Wis.
Near entrance of harbor, south

Entrance to harbor, north side
North side entrance of harbor.
North side entrance of harbor.
Sturgeon Bay Canal

Baileys Harbor.
Wis.
Eastern entrance of canal, north side
Wis.
On easterly
Plum
Wis.
Near northeast point
Rivers
Island
Longitude,
west.
North side entrance of Calumet Harbor

About 7 miles S. by E. of Chicago River light.
111...
Ill
position.
Locality.
Wis.
Wis.
side
side of harbor.
of island, 2 miles northwest of Pilot Island
light.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
COASTS OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON, AND ALASKA.
Nome.
Neah Baya.
Grays Harbor
WiUapa Bay.
Ilwaco Beach
Cape Disappointment
Adams
Yaquina Bay
Umpqua River
Coos Bay
Point
Alaska..
Wash.
.\t
Nome.
165 23 00
Wash...
Wash...
Wash...
'Wash...
Oregon.
Oregon
Oregon.
Oregon..
Just south of Grays Harbor light
l.mile south of harbor entrance
Near entrance of river, north

Coos Bay, north side
side
Coquille River
Oregon
Humboldt Bay
Cal
Arena Cove
Point Reyes
Cal
In town of Bandon
Near old light-house tower, north side entrance Humboldt
3 miles southeast from Point Arena light
Cal
3J miles north of light
Bolinas
Bay &
124 07 15
124 03 00
46 27 50
124 03 25
4Ci
mile southeast of Fort Stevens
About
ir,
43 00
46 53
Near light-house boat landing

13 miles north of Cape Disappointment
Bakers Bay, mile northeast of light
Bay..
46 16 40
124 03 00
46 13 00
123 57 00
44 35 30
121 03 64
43 42 00
124 10 30
43 22 50
124 IS 00
43 07 00
124 25 00
40 46 00
124 13 00
3s 54 50
123 42 30
3S 02 20
122 59 30
Cal
Point Bonita
Cal
Near Point Bonita
37 47 50
122 31 40
Fort Point
Golden Gate
Cal
i mile east of lights
37 48 10
122 27 50
Cal
On beach in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, 3 mile south Point
37 46 10
122 30 30
Southside.
Cal
3% miles south of
37 43 IS
122 30 18
light..
Lobos.
a Discontinued
December
17,
Golden Gate Life-Saving Station
189a
Destroyed by
fire.
Part
III.
LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
UNITED KINGDOM.
Southend Pier.
Dover (day and night
Roche's Point (Queenstown).

of Kinsale (day and night station).
Fastnet (day and night station; W. T.. Marconi).
Brow Head, County of CosJc (day and night station).
Tory Island, County Donegal.
InishtrahuU (day and night station; W. T., Marconi).
Malin Head, County Donegal (W. T., Marconi).
Tor Point, County Antrim.
Kildonan, mouth of the Clyde.
Stornoway.
Butt of Lewis.
Dunnet Head, Pentland Firth.
Old Head
station).
Sandgate.
Dungeness.
Beachy Head.
No-Man's Fort, Spithead (day and night
station).
Catherines Point, Isle of W%ht.

The Needles, Isle of Wight.
Portland Bill.
Prawle Point (day and night station).
The Lizard (day and night station).
St.
Penzance.
Scilly Islands.
Lundy Island.
St. Abbs Head.

Tynemouth.
Flamborough Head.
Spurn Head.
'
Barry Island.
Mumbles Head and Pier.

St. Anns Head, Milford Haven.
Aldborough.
EUROPE NORTH AND WEST
COAST.
Cuxhaven.
Fserder.
0x6.
Rothesand.
Vinga.
Helîngborg.
Krasnaja Gorka (G. of Finland).
Fornaes.
Hohewee.
Hook
Hanstholm.
of Holland.
Flushing.
Zeebrugge.
Gris Nez.
Creac'h Pt., Ushant.
Hirtshals.
Cape
Hammershus.
Skagen.
Finnisterre.
Oitavos.
Elsinore.
Peniche.
Helgoland.
Holtenau.
Brunsbuttelkoog.
Tarifa.
MEDITERRANEAN AND BLACK

Gibraltar (Admiralty Signal Station,
Pomegues.
Cape Corse.
Cape Pertusato.
Malta (Admiralty Signal Station,
Cape Testa.
Cape d'Armi.
Windmill
Pantellaria
Hill).
SEA.
I.
Cape Bon;
Zea Island.
Dardanelles.
Kom-el-Nadura (Alexandria).
Castille).
Mex
(Alexandria).
Port Said (W. T., Marconi).
Fort Spuria.
AFRICAWEST COAST.
Cape
Spartel.
Tenerine.
Point Ferraria (St. Michaels).
Point do Arnel (St. Michaels).
Capellinhos Pt. (Fayal).

Lafi Palmas.
Ascension.
St. Helena.
CAPE COLONY.
Cape Point.
Cape Agulhas.
Cape St. Francis.
Cape Recife.
Cape Hermes.
(522)
Part
III.
523
AFRICAEAST COAST.
Bluff (P. Natal).
Fort San Sebastian (Mozambique).
Flat Island
Butte aux Sables
Butte aux Papayes . Mauritius.

Port Louis Mountain
RED
Port Tewfik (Suez) (W. T. Marconi).
Perim (day and night station).
SEA.
Aden.
INDIAN OCEAN.
Jask
Amherst
Henjam
[-Persian
Bushire
Island [Burma.
Elephant Point. .J
Point de Galle (day and night station).
Sabang Bay, Pulo Weh (day and night station).
False Point.
Sandheads
Sauear Island
Point
Diamond
Penang.
Malakka.
. .
Mud
Diamond Harbor Hughly R.

Hughly Point
F^rtSingjS-gapore.
Achipur
Anjer.
Budge Budge
AUSTRALIA.
Rottenest Island (day and night station).
Breaksea Island (day and night station).
Cape Leeuwin (day and night station).
Cape Naturaliste (day and night station).
Point Moore (day and night station).
Cape Borda.
Cape
Cape
Cape
Cape
Cape
WQloughby.
Wilson's Promontory.
Gabo Island.
Qdeensclift.
Table Cape.
Mersey Bluff.
Low Head.
Eddystone Point.
Cape Sorell.
Cape Wickham.
Jervifi.
Northumberland.
Curry Harbor.
Bruni.
Kent Group.
Nelson.
Otway.
Point Lonsdale.
Cape Schanck.
Goode
Island.
NEW ZEALAND.
Bluff Hai-bor.
Norfolk Island.
Cape Maria van Diemen.

Farewell Spit.
Nugget Point.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Penguin Island.
Cape Virgin.
Fernando Noronha.
Point CuraumUla.
Point Tumbes.
Cape San Antonio.
Mogotes Point.
WEST INDIES AND BERMUDA.

Morro Castle, Habana.
Monk's Hill
[Antigua.
Goat
Hm
- . .
Rat Island
. .
J
STATIONS
blAliUJNfe
Belle
Turks Island.
Gibbs Hill, Bermuda.
Isle,
REPORT TO LLOYD'S ON THE

MAINTAINED BY CANADIAN GOVERNMENT THAT
MAi-M
^^^^ CONDITIONS AS LLOYD'S STATIONS.
Labrador.
Cape Race, Newfoundland.

Cape Ray, Newfoundland.
St. Paul Island, Cape Breton Island.
Cape St. Lawrence, Cape Breton Island.
Heath Point, Anticosti.
South Point, Anticosti.
Southwest Point, Anticosti.
West Point, Anticosti.

Cape Rosier, Gasp6 Coast.
Fame Point, Gaspd Coast.
Cape Magdalen, Gasp6 Coast.
Amherst Island, Magdalen Islands.
Part
524
III.
SIGNALS USED AT LLOYD'S SIGNAL STATIONS.
This signal indicates that the station at which it is hoisted

porarily closed, and that no commuiiication can be held.*
is
tem-
This signal indicates that telegraphic communication is interrupted,

and that messages can not he forwarded by telegraph, but will be
forwarded by other means as soon as possible.*
These signals
will
be kept up until the signal station Is again occupied, or until telegraphic communication
is
again possible.
These stations are available to shipowners for reporting the passing of their vessels.
At these signal stations the International Code is the only code recognized, and
vessels of any nation may make their names known by means of this code, and thus
secure the immediate publication of the announcement in the Shipping Gazette and
Lloyd's List" and "Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index." Cases of wreck or other accidents 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.
'
'
series of long-short flashes, repeated as often as may be necessary, indicates that

a vessel's signals have been seen and recognized.
If a signal shown by a vessel has not been understood the lamp will be kept dark
until the vessel repeats the signal.
Special night signals at certain stations. Also, to denote telegraphic interruption
during the night, the signal stations at the Old Head of Kinsale and Brow Head will
show S green lights, arranged in the shape of a triangle, apex upward; and to call
attention to this signal a Roman candle will be burnt if the vessel can be recognize.d-
PLATE
Fixed Semaphore for Coast Signalling.
Disc
JZ7v&
signed sTun*^ owihe^
SenuzpTtore^ z^
4-. /.
IV.
Part
PLATE
III.
527
V.
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY FIXED SEMAPHORE.
'Peepaeative," "Answering,"
or "Stop" after each com-
Annul the Whole
!-
Signal.
plete signal.
Y
1
^'
B
2
^'
32
^
IV'
z
2
^'
14
SPECIAL.
^'
L
i
^
^
13
Code Flag
32
1
32
:>
32
V1
\2
u2
^'
Sign.
^^
Alphabet-
j2
ical Sign.
1
32
2
Numeral
Sign.
2-2
k^
1
^?
Ks
^^
FimsMng
fl
n2
o
2
^1
sign after
completion of word or
number, when spelling

or
making numeral
PLATE
528
Part
VI.
III.
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL TABLE FOR MAKING THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

SIGNALS BY MEANS OF DISTANT SIGNALS BY SHAPES.
'Preparative," "Answering,"
OR "Stop," after each
complete signal.
Annul the Whole
Signal.
f^-^
Q
1
12
^^
[^-
12
|[t'
12
f^
14
^^;.R^
Ik 5
D
1
1^^
l^-'
14
If
1^^
11
no cones are available, a square
flag
may be
Alphabetical
Sign.
Code Flag
Jk^
Pf:
1^
"^
n^^
\\\
Numeral
Sign,
2
o
3
II
2
f^'
F
1
12
SPECIAL SIGNS.
Pi^
Finishing sign after

completion of word or
X
3
1^-
number when spelling

or making numeral
2
I^^
signals.
substituted for the cone point upward, a pennant lor tbe cone point downward,
a wheJt for the drum. (See page 529.>
and
Part
III.
DISTANT SIGNALS.
1. Distant Signals are required when, in consequence of distance or tlie state of
the atmosphere, it is impossible to distinguish the colors of the flags qf the International 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)
(6)
(c)
By Cones, Balls, and Drums.

By Balls, Sqiiare Flags, Pennants, and
By the Fixed Coast Semaphore.
Whefts.
The
last method (Fixed Coast Semaphore) is not necessarily a method of making

Distant Signals, as it can be, .and is, used at close quarters and under conditions when
flags could equally be employed, but it has been placed here under the heading of
Distant Signals for ease of explanation.
3. The Characteristic of Distant Signals is the Ball; oiie ball at least appearing
in each hoist of the Distant Code. In the case of the Semaphore the ball is replaced
by a Disk.
4. Hitherto only three Symbols have been required for Distant Signaling, but
the increase made ii?. the number of flags of the International Code renders four Symbols necessary, in order that it may be possible to provide a distinct hoist to represent
each of the flags of the Code {i. e., letters of the alphabet).
5.
Distant Signals are made

From a ship by hoisting shapes.
From the shore by hoisting shapes, or by the position of the arms of a
Semaphore.
6.
The Shapes used as Symbols are

(a) A Cone point upward,
.
A Ball,
A Cone point downward, and
The Drum should
A Drum.
(
he at least one-third greater in height
than the Ball.

(6)
A square Flag may be substituted for the cone point upward.

A Ball,
A Pennant may be substituted for the cone point downward, and

A Pennant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft for the drum.
As
in calms,
(A wheft is any flag tied in the center.)

or when the wind is blowing toward or from the
observer,
it is
impossible
a square flag, pennant, and wheft, and as flags

to distinguish with certainty between
of the balls and so prevent the signal being
one
hide
may
when hanging up and down
is preferable to that of flags, pennants,
drums
and
cones
of
understood, the system
and whefts.
(c)
of the arms represent

In signaling by the Semaphore, the positions
the shapes.
(529)
Part
DISTANT SIGNALS.
530
7.
To simplify the "Taking
"Reporting," and "Reading off" of the Distant

Semaphore Arms, and the four Symbols have been
in,"
Signals, the four positions of the
numbered
1, 2, 3, 4.
III.
Arm
representing the Semaphore
pointing upward, on
the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with the
or
point upward, or a square Flag.

Indicator
Semaphore Arm pointing horizontally,
2 representing the
on the opposite side to the indicator, or a
or
Ball.
Indicator 1
8 representing the
Semaphore
Arm
pointing downward,
on the opposite side to the indicator, a Cone with
TJ or
the point downward, or a Pennant.

Indicator
4 representing the Semaphore
Arm pointing horizontally,
on the same side as the indicator, a Drum, or a Pennant with the fly tied to the halyards, or a Wheft.
4^
or
Indicator
facilitate signaling by Semaphore or Shapes, the signals representing the

the alphabet have been arranged in numerical order, the figures representbeing the first in numerical sequence.
ing the signal for the letter
Thus
is represented by 1 1 3.
Thus B is represented by 1 2 1.
Thus C is represented by 1 2 2,
8.
To
letters of
etc., etc.
The
signals representing the letters
Those from
Those from
And
{i. e..
10.
The Code Flag Sign
4.
V and VI.)
{see plates
and VI)
is
always to be shown before
of the International
Code are commenced.
made by the Semaphore the disk is always to be kept up

completed, and the hoist is to be read from the top arm downwnrd.
signals are
until the signal
11.
4 2
from the General Vocabulary
When
1,
Code Flag, Alphabetical, Numeral, and Finish-
{See plates
9.
A to G begin with
3,
the Special Signs
ing Signs) begin with
signals taken
from
H to U begin with 2,
V to Z begin with
is
The Stop Signal
or
is
to be
made at the end
of each complete signal.
Part
DISTANT SIGNALS.
III.
631
12. With two Balls, two Cones, and one Drum, every signal in tlie International
Code can be made, each hoist representing one letter of the two, three, or four letters
forming the signal.
EXAMPLE OP A SIGNAL FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CODE

MADE BY FIXED SEMAPHORE OR BY DISTANT
^ôr
^^ or
^B
SIGNALS.
C"\
4 2 1 Code Flag
Sign, indicating that
the signal which fol-
lows is taken from

the General Vocabu-
3D.
2 3
21.
2 Stop,
nal
is
i. e. Sig
ended.
lary of the International Code.
Looking
DNI out in the International
Code,
we find it to he
ALPHABBTICAIi DISTANT
" Pilot boat
is
advancing toward
you.'
SIGIfAIiS.
When it is
desired to spell a word by Distant Signals, the Alphabetical Sign

and VI) is to be shown first. All the hoists which follow until
and VI) is shown are to be understood as repthe Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates
and VI,
resenting the particular letters of the alphabet allotted to them in Plates
which, wheti combined, spell the word which it is desired to signal.
13.
4 2 2 (see Plates
NTJMBEAL DISTAKT SIGNALS.

desired to signal numbers by Distant Signals, the Numeral Sign
and VI) is to be shown first. After that sign has been shown, and
4 2 3 (see Plates
and VI) is shown, the hoists representing
until the Finishing Sign 4 3 2 (see Plates
and VI) are to be understood as havPlates
(see
the various letters of the alphabet
particular letters under the system
to
the
allotted
are
which
ing the numerical values
14.
When
it is
Signals by flags, which is explained on page 32.

Sign 4 3 3 has been shown, the Distant Signal hoist repNumeral
Thus, after the
the number 1, that representing B will mean 2, that
mean
will
resenting'the letter A
so on as in the Numeral Table on page 32.
and
mean
11,
will
representing K
of
making Numeral
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.

from the General
in the Example to Paragraph 12, above, signals
one hoist, which
than
more
by
made
be
to
require
Vocabulary of the Internatiojial Code
which thirtyby
adopted
been
however,
have,
involves loss of time. Arrangements
These
only
hoist
one
by
made
be
can
527-531)
pages
seven important signals (see
represented by the
are
and
Signals,"
Distant
"Special
thirty-seven signals are called
15
As shown
letters.
numbers explained in Paragraph 7, page 524, and not by
Distant Signals taken from
from
distinguished
are
Signals
16 The Special Distant
Code by the fact (1) that they are not
the General Vocabulary of the International
and (2) that the Stop Signal immepreceded by the Code Flag Sign (see paragraph 9),
the particular "Special Distant Signal

diately follows the single hoist representing
which
is
being made.
Part
DISTANT SIGNALS.
532
III.
EXAMPLE OP A SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNAL

MADE BY SEMAPHORE OK DISTANT
/
3 4
SIGNALS.
or
or
Looking 2 4 1 out in the Table of Special Distant Signals (page 535),

tinguish your flags; come nearer or make Distant Signals."
Stop.
we
find it to
be
"Can not
dia
Part
III.
MADE BY A SINGLE HOIST FOLLOWED BY THE STOP SIGNAL. ARRANGED

NUMERICALLY FOR READING OFE A SIGNAL.
may
These signals
square
flags, balls,
be made by the semaphore, by cones, balls, and drums, or by

pennants, and whefts.
Signal.
Meaning.
"Preparative," "Answering,"
Aground; want immediate
assistance.
want immediate
2 1
Fire, or, leak;
2 2
Annul the whole
h
N
3 3
You
2 4
Want water immediately.
"Stop," after each complete signal.
or,
assistance.
\\
signal.
are running into danger,
Short of provisions
h
N
4 3
Annul the
Your course
starving.
last hoist; I will repeat
am
on
12
am
aground.
or,
it.
fire.
a See Distress Signals (page. 7).
7656409
34
(533)
is
dangerous.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARKANGED NUMERICALLY.
534
PaET
III.
Meaning.
Signal.
3 3
3 3
No,
or.
Negative.
13
Send
13
Do not abandon
lifeboat.
1^
4 3
the vessel.
Do not abandon the vessel
until the tide has ebbed.
1^
3 1 1
2 1 3
13
coming.
Assistance
is
Landing
impossible.
is
Bar, or. Entrance
Ship disabled
2 3
Want
a pilot
is
will
dangerous.
yon
assist
me into port ?
a.
3 3 3
Want a tug;
3 3 4
Asks the name of ship
can
I obtain
one
IV
I)
(or, signal station) in sight, or.
guishing signal.
a See Pilot Signals (page
8).
Show your
distin-
Part
III.
special distant signals, arranged numerically.
signal.
h
h
h
N
h
h
h
h
Meaning.
2 3 1
Show your
2 3 2
Have you any despatches
2 3 3
Stop, Bring-to, or,
2 3 4
Repeat
2 4 1
Can not
2 4 2
Weigh, Cut,
2 4 3
Cyclone, Hurricane,
12
Is
ensign.
(message, orders,
Come nearer
signal, or hoist it in a
or, Slip
war declared 1
come
nearer, or
Beware of torpedoes channel
3 2 3
Beware
8 2 4
Enemy
of torpedo boats.
is
me 1
mined.
position.
make
get an offlng.
War has commenced.
3 2 2
in sight.
Has war commenced ?
War is declared,
telegrams) for
have something important to communicate.
Typhoon expected.
3 2 1
is
wait for nothing
or,
or.
or.
or,
more conspicuous
distinguish your Hags
f\
N
^
535
distant signals.
SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS, ARRANGED NUMERICALLY.
536
III.
Meaning.
Signal.
PaRT
3 3 3
Enemy is closing with
3 4 2
Keep a good
you, or.
lookout, as
it is
You are
closing with the enemy.
reported that ememy's men-of-war are going
about disguised as merchantmen.
13
Proceed on your voyage.
The following distant signals made witli flag and ball, or pennant and ball, have
the special signification indicated beneath them
\r
You
are running into

danger.
\m
Leak want immediate assistance, a
Fire, or,
r
Short of provisions.
Starving.
aSee Distress Signals (paee 7),
r
Aground want immedi;
ate assistance, a
Part
III.
MABE BY A SINGLE SIGNAL FOLLOWED BY THE
STOP SIGNAL. AEEANGBD
ALPHABETICALLY FOE MAKING A SIGNAL.

ABANTDONIMMEDIATE.
13
14
2
2
Abandon.
Do not abandon the vessel.
Channel.
3 2 2
has ebbed.
2
Affirmative,
channel
is
mined.
Coming.
12
Beware of torpedoes
or.
11
Assistance
is
coming.
Yes.
Communicate.
Aground.
1
1 2 1
Âground; want immediate assistance.*

I am aground.
2 3 3
Stop,, Bring-to,
or. Come nearer; something important to communicate.
Danger.
Annul.
Annul the last hoist I will repeat
4 2
Annul the whole signal.
12
12
2
3
2
1 3
1 2
it.
2 3
Answering Signal.
2 3 2
11
3 1
14
12
Aground; want imnaediate assistance.*

Assistance coming.
Fire, or. Leak; want immediate
ance.*
Ship disabled will you assist me Into
port?
Send life boat.
;
Asks the
name
will
you
assist
Show your
^Bar, or. Entrance
or.
dangerous.
fire.
1 1
3 1
is
not distinguish your flags; come

nearer or make distant signals.
want immediate assistance.*
Fire, Leak want immediate assistance.*

I am aground.
I am on
Ship disabled will you assist me into
port?
Short of provisions. Starving.
dis-
Show your ensign.
Can
Enemy.
Send lifeboat.
Beware of torpedo boats.

Beware of torpedoes channel mined.
Enemy closing with you, or. You are
Enemy in sight.
reported
Keep a good lookout, as
is
3 2 4
3 4 2
12
2 4 3
Bar,
is
Entrance
or.
is
dangerous.
torpedo boats.
Beware of torpedoes
channel
Beware of
Weigh,
it is
that enemy's vessels are going about

disguised as merchantmen.
FlRE.
Fire, or. Leak;

ance.*
112 I am on
2 1
or, Slip;
wait
3 1
offing.
Aground;
Fire,
or.
want immediate assistance.*

Leak; want immediate assist-
*See Distress Signals, page

(537)
assist-
Immediate.
1
ance.*
êt
^You
are running into danger.
want immediate
fire.
Cut,
an
is
mined.
commenced.
War is declared, or, War has for
nothmg;
'
2 3
is
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are

Enemy is in sight.
Keep a good look-out, as it is reported
that enemy's war vessels are going
about disguisod as merchantmen.
Landing is impossible.
Typhoon, Hurricane, or. Cyclone expected.
3 2 1
2 4 2
into
Distress.
Agi'ound;
Caution.
2 18
3 2 3
3 2 2
3 3 2
me
Distant Signals.
2 4 1
Boat.
12
Ship disabled;
port?
of the ship {or, signal
Bar.
13
14
Demand.
or,
tinguishing signal.
me?
assist-
station) in sight, or.
2 3 1
you any despatches (message,
Disabled.
is
Attention,
2 2 4
Have
orders, or, telegrams) for
Assistance.
is
is
Despatches.
or. Negative.
ISo,
Bar, or. Entrance dangerous.

Landing impossible.
You are running into danger.
7.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX FOE FINDING SPECIAL DISTANT SIGNALS.
538
PAKT
III.
LANDESTGYES.
13
Landing.
Landing
Signals
is
3 3 4
impossible.
Leak.
3 1
Fire, or,
Leak; want immediate
assist-
ance.*
3 2 4
2 3 1
3 3 3
Continued.
Repeat signal, or hoist in a more conspicuous position.

Show your distinguishing signal.
Sbow your ensign.
Stop, Bring-to, Come nearer I have

it
or.
12
Lifeboat.
3 4
Send lifeboat.

Starving.
Message.
3 3 3
3 2
or,
13
despatches) for
Negative,
or.
me?
Short of provisions.
Stop after each complete signal.
No.
Telegram.
2 3 2
Have you any telegram (message, order,
Offing.
3 4 3
Weigh, Cut,
or,
or. Slip
Torpedoes,
3 2 3
3 2 2
Pilot.
Want a
despatches) for me?
wait for nothing
get an offing.
3 3 1
Starving.
or.
Mines.
Beware of torpedo boats.

Beware of torpedoes channel
;
is
mined.
pilot, f
Tug.
Preparative Sign.
2 2 3
Proceed.
12
Want a tug
can
I obtain one?
Want.
Proceed on your voyage.
3 1
Provisions and water.

8 3
2 4
3 3
2 3 1
2 2 3
3 4
Aground want immediate assistance. *

Fire, or. Leak want immediate assistance.*
Want a pilot, f
Want a tug can
I obtain one?
;
Repeat.
4 3
3 3 4

Repeat signal, or hoist in a more con-
War.
it.
it
3 1 2
spicuous position.
3 2 1
Run.
3 3
Is war declared?
menced?
War declared,
is
or.
Has war com-
or.
War
has com-
menced.
You are running into danger.
Water.
Send.
13
3 4
Send lifeboat.
^Want water immediately.

Weather.
Signals.
4 3
2 3
3 3 4
3 4 1
1
3 3
'

Annul the whole signal.
;
3 4 3
of ship (or, signal station)

in sight.
Can not distinguish your flags; come
nearer or make distant signals.
or.
Negative.
See
page
or,
Typhoon
ex-
Weigh.
3 4 3
7.
Weigh.-Cut,
or. Slip;
get an offing.
1
Di.stress Signals,
Hun-icane,
pected.
it.
Âsks name
No,
Cyclone,
2 2
Yes,
or.
Affirmative.
t See Pilot Signals, page 8,
wait for nothing;
Part
III.
SEMAPHORE
SIGNALS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE,
THE
Tlie Indicator denotes
shown
closed
it is
it
llSrrHCATOR.
from which side the signs are to he read, but when first
and may be considered the preparative signal. When
to call attention,
denotes the finish of the communication.
HOW TO SEMAPHORE.
(I
The person intending to Semaphore will make the International Code Signal VOX
going to Semaphore to you), and set his Semaphore at the alphabetical sign (see
am
Plate VII) with the Indicator out, and wait until the person to
signal is to be
made
hoists his answering pennant
close up.
whom
the Semaphore
will proceed
Then he
with the communication by spelling, making a momentary pause between each sign or
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
When
is to be put at the numeral sign (see Plate VII), and the number then made.
the numeral signal is finished the alphabetical sign is to be made and the communication by spelling proceeded with.
letter
HOW
TO ANSWER
AJSTD
TAKE
IN"
SEMAPHORE
SIGlSTAXiS.
The answering pennant is to be hoisted close up by the person taking in the

Semaphore signal, thus denoting he is ready to read and write down the signal.
signal is then
It is to be "dipped" when a word is lost, and the person making the
CLOSE UP.
again
hoisted
to repeat the two last words until the answering pennant is
the
position
in
And
<\
(3)
In answering by the Semaphore the
arm
in position
I.
represents the an-
swering pennant at the dip.
^
/y
answering pennant close
\^
up.
SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.

(1)
British Method.
hand which is shown in

The British method of Semaphoring by flags held in the
system, which has just
Semaphore
Movable
plate VIII is exactly the same as the British
which denote the letters, numbers, and

been explained the positions of the apparatus
case, and the only difference bemg
each
in
special signs being, it will be seen, identical
in the apparatus employed.
French Method.
in the hand {see plate IX) is
The French method of Semaphoring by flags held
method, but the positions in which the flags
based on the same principle as the British
different.
are held to denote the letters, etc., are
(3)
(539)
540
PLATE
Part
VII.
III.
THE BRITISH MOVABLE SEMAPHORE.

Semaphore
Governing
Signs.
Signs.
V
Indicator.
Preparative.
When closed
Alphabet-
denotes
the finish.
ical.
it
Signs.
Alphabetical
Signification.
A
A
Annul
Numeral.
K^
or
negative.
Numerical
Slgnlflcation.
^r^ ^
Signs.
Alphabetical
Signification.
^.
Also the alpha-
0=
betical sign.
Numerical
Si^lfication.
Signs.
Alphabetical
Signification.
=K M
S
V
U
k
V
^
w
\=
X
Note.II a numeral signal is to be followed by words, the end of the numerical signification of the slens is shown bv tbn
alphabetical sign being made, Indicating that spelling is again to commence. For instructions as to use see page 539.
Part
PLATE
III.
BRITISH
VIII.
541
METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND
FLAGS.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
H
ALSO
Numeral
AlPHABBTICAL
Signification.
SIGN.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
ALPHABET-
NUMERAL.
ANNUL.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
SIGNS.
Signification.
ICAL.
For instructions as to use see page
539.
PLATE
542
Part
IX.
III.
FRENCH METHOD OF SEMAPHORING BY HAND FLAGS.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
Numeral
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
SIGNS.
Alphabetical
Signification.
DO NOT
NUMBERS.
ATTENTION.
SIGNS.
Signification.
Note. The
again
made
TINDEESTAND.
is
made by means of two consecutive Vs. To indicate

number sign begins and ends Numerical Signals.
thus the
END OF WORD
OR PHRASE.
the finish of a Numerical Signal the
Number
sign
Part
III.
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.
FRENCH SEMAPHOEE
Semaphore
or
stations
and
vessels at sea
messages
/.
may
543
STATIONS.
exchange either "semaphore telegrams"
Semaphore Telegrams.
Definition.The semaphore telegrams are those

which are sent partly over the telegraph wires. Semaphore telegrams sent from vessels
at sea are accepted for all countries
which have signified their adherence to the Telegraphic
Convention of St. Petersburg and
which are named in the following hst:
Argentine RepubUc.
FRENCH SEMAPHORE STATIONS.
544
PaRT
III.
must be paid by the

must be paid by the persons to
All charges for semaphore telegrams intended for ships at sea

sender.
whom
The charges
for telegrams
coming from
vessels
the telegrams are addressed.

II.
Definition.
Messages.
Vessels passing French semaphore stations may exchange messages
(1)
by communications to be sent to their destination or to be forwarded by post without 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
either
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 payby the sender in the case of messages addressed to vessels at sea and by the receiver
case of messages coming from such vessels.
able
in
Part
III.
UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE.

Comnniiiication may be had by this code with the United
Revemie Cutter, and Life-Saving services. {Seepage 515.)
States
Army,
ISTavy,
UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY SIGNAL CODE.
546
PaRT
III.
TO SEND A MESSAGE.
"To call" a station, signal its initial or call letter until acknowledged. To
acknowledge a call or receipt of a message, signal " I understand."
Make a sligM pause after each letter and also after "front." If the sender
discovers that he has made an error, he should make the "front" and "13.12.3," after
which he proceeds with the message, beginning with the word in which the error
occurred.
FLASH SIGNALS WITH LANTERN, HELIOGRAPH, OR SEARCH LIGHT.

Use short flash for "1," two short flashes in quick succession for "3," and a long
steady flash for "3." The elements of a letter should be slightly Jonêr than in sound
signals.
To call a station, make the initial or call letter until acknowledged. Then turn
on a steady flash until answered by a steady flash. The calling station will then
proceed with the message.
All other conventional signals are the same as for the flag.
SOUND SIGNALS WITH FOG WHISTLE, FOG HORN, OR BUGLE.
Use one toot (about half second) for "1," two toots (in quick succession) for "2,"
and a blast (about two seconds' long) for "3." The ear and not the watch is to be
relied upon for the intervals.
The signal of execution for all tactical or drill signals will be one long blast
followed by two toots in quick succession.
In the use of any other appliance, such as a bell, by which a blast can not be given,
three strokes in quick succession will be given in the place of the b|last to indicate "3."
When more than two vessels are in company, each vessel, after making "I
understand," should make her call letter that it may be certain which vessel has
acknowledged.
Part
III.
MORSE SIGNAL CODE.

indicates a
indicates a
LONG-
SHORT
of about 3 seconds' duration.
of about 1 second duration.
Preparative Signal to attract attention
Answering
Interval between each letter
3 seconds.
word
6 seconds.
...-.
BC
--
E
F
H
I
etc.
Interval between each flash or sound
Interval between each
etc.
Signal, or, I understand
second.
Part
MOESE SIGNAL CODE.
548
III.
After making a few rapid short flashes or sounds as an acknowledgment, the

must watch or listen attentively until the communication is completed, when
he must make the sign indicated below, showing that tîe message is understood.
If tlie receiver does not understand the message, he must wait until the signal is
receiver
repeated.
Duration of short flashes or sounds
Duration of long flashes or sounds
Interval between each flash or sound
^^
Answer, or, "I understand"-
-- 1 second.
3 seconds.
1 second.
^^ ^^
etc.
SIGlSTAIiS.
You are
I
want
standing into danger
assistance
remain by
me

Your lights are out (or, want trimming)
The way is off my ship you may feel your way past me
.-
Stop, or, heave to
have something important to communicate
Am disabled Qommunicate with me

When a vessel is in tow, the following
;
signals
made by
^
__
^
^

_ -
^^
flashes of light
used between her and the tug or towing vessel

Steer
more to port
--
--
Cast off hawsers
(6)
may be

_ _
FLAG WAVING.
FOR COMMUINICATING BY FLASHING SIGNALS WITH A

FLAG (GENERALLY TERMED FLAG WAVING).
INSTBUCTIOOSrS
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

ures 1 and
2,
left to right, or
from right to
left,
as
shown
in fig-
according to convenience and direction of the wind.
{!>
^^/
Figure
25
1.
FiGUKE
2.
In the normal position (a) in the above figures, the flag should make an angle of
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
morse signal code.
III.
549
TO MAKE A SHORT FLASH OR DOT.
The
flag is
waved from a
to h,
and without any pause back again
to the
normal
position;
TO MAKE A LONG FLASH OR DASH.
The
back
flag is
to the
waved from a
normal
to
c,
and
after a short but distinct pause at c brought
position.
W^HEN SIGNALING A LETTER.
When signaling a letter the flashes representing it should be made in one continuous wave of the flag, taking particular care that no pause is made when at the
normal position.
Example. To make
R - -^ - wave the flag from a to 6 back to a- and with

out a pause down to c, making there a short but distinct pause (vide instructions for
long flash) back to a, then without a pause to h and back to the normal position a.
HOW
TO SIGNAL.
A paiise equal to the length of
a long flash should be made at the normal position

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.
slight pause should be made at the normal position before commencing a word
a between each
letter of a
or group of letters.
In receiving a message the flag should be lowered and gathered in until required
for answering.
POSITION OF THE SIGNALMAN.

to the station to which he is signaling, and
possible
while in motion, the point never being
the pole should be kept as upright as
allowed to droop to the front.
In order to keep the flag always exposed while moving it across the body to form
The signalman should stand square
the flashes, the point of the staff should be

in the air.
7656409
35
made
to describe an elongated figure of 8
Part
MORSE SIGNAL CODE.
550
COITTESTTIOSrAL SIGNALS: THEIR
III
EQUIVALENT LETTEBS ANI> THE
METHOD OF ANSWERING THEM.
Meaning.
Equivalent letter and
Sign.
Preparative.
How answered.
how made.
By the general an-
By a
succession of
E's in one group.
etc.
Answer.
Break sign.
1 1 as separate let-
swer T.
(singly).
ters.
separate
Stop.
I I I as
letters.
Finish of a mes-
V E as one gi'oup.
as separate letters.
Erase sign.
etc.
Annul.
By a succession of
By a succession
E's as separate
of
E's as separate
letters.
letters.
WW
By
as one group.
WW
as one
group.
M
Bepeat word after (when a
single word is
required).
Repeat
after
all
(if more
one word
W A as
the
answer
general
T.
followed by the word preceding

the one required.
M I as one group
AA
is re-
as separate
letters.
quired).
ed.)
By
separate
letters.
than
Repeat all (if the

whole message
is to be repeat-
M I as one group.
M I as one group.
A L L as separate
letters.
>
By
the
answer
general
T.
f
)
By
the
answer
general
T.
lÂRT
MORSE SIGNAL CODE.
III.
THE USE OF THE
551
SPECIAIi SIGNS.
THE PREPARATIVI^.
Is
used to
call attention,
and
is
answered by the General Answer
THE GENERAL ANSWER.

Is
made by a long
flash
or letter T.
THE BREAK
Is to be
SIGN.
used between the address of the receiver and the text of the message, and,
name of the sender is signaled.
after the text, if the
THE
Is
made by
three separate letter
STOP.
I's.
THE FINISH.
Is to be made by V E in one group at the completion of a message, and
be answered, if the message is understood, hj R D in separate letters. F. B.
means Read.
is
to
RD
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
gone before, and
is
to be
is
used to negative all the message that has
answered by the Anual.
METHOD OF ANSWERING.
(T).
Each word when understood is to be answered by one long flash
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
R D), meaning Read.
The Erase and Annul signs are to be answered by their own signs.
(or
METHOD OF SIGNALING NUMBERS.

All numerals, whether representing time, distance, numbers,
m full.
etc.,
are to be spelled
MORSE SIGNAL CODE.
552
PaET
III
METHOD OP ASKING FOR REPETITION.

If the receiver requires
any word
to be repeated, he
Repeat.
(or,
repeat word after) the
word
When W A
is
Repeat.
repeat all after) the word

preceding the doubtful ones.
If the receiver wants all the message repeated, he makes
Repeat.
When he requires no more

which means the signal is read.
IF
is
(or, if necessary, words) preceding the doubtful word.

only sent, the Repeat sign is implied.
If the receiver requires the remainder of the message, he makes
Note.
(or,
makes
repetition,
A MISTAKE
IS
he makes
MADE
IN
The sender makes the Erase sign

answered by the Erase sign.
(or,
R D),
A WORD.
etc.,
E's as separate letters,
which
to be
N. B.
This only applies to the last word made.

IF
A WHOLE MESSAGE REQUIRES TO BE NEGATIVED.
The sender makes the Annul which is to be answered by the Annul.
(or,
WW
as one group),
IVr

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UNITED STATES VESSELS.

PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE

Government Printing Office

one for each

General signals are three-flag signals.

The second part

and of Lloyd's signal stations of the world. It

wireless telegraph stations,

and Morse Wigwag Codes.

National colors worn

Flags of the principal maritime countries

the International Code

hoisted singly with the Cede

Signals for pilots

how to make alphabetical spelling signals

Nimieral table (alternative method of making numeral signals)

Code Pennant under UA to

URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.

Compass table in degrees ABC to AQC

Storm-warning display stations of the United States

Fixed semaphore for coast usp

Semaphores and semaphoring by hand

Army and Navy Code

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.

COUNTRIES HA^TNG A C0MM0:N

IN THE MERCHANT FLAG.

MM-OF-W.\R AND MERCHANT

FIJ^GS OP THE PRTNCIFAL

Nommis rsTEnaco.. washinotoh.

MARITIME COtTNTRIES. PLATE HA.

CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS.

INTEENATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.

taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

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

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.

The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT

balls or shapes resembling balls.

INTERISTATIONAL CODE OP SIGNALS.

SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.

In the following instructions the ship making the signal

the ship signaled to is called B.

station she is addressing

hy making the distinguishing

of the vessel or station with

the signal letters)

A has finished signaling she hauls down her

Ensign, and her Code

Answering Pennant "close up."

regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary

or show2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58)

dipping are then to be hoisted.

a second comparison should be made.

In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

The Meridian of Paris